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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

THE atsnton Of property holders j, respeSndl!
/ cal. I'd to the Superior advantages or FIRE, MARINE
AID INLAND lNsuR .Ncr oi.tred BY the
Protection Insurance Go.
1ho undersigned has been furnished with blank pol
css signed By tha officers Of the Company; also i'm
blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies alfeiay
Issued, and il daily authorized aud prepared, US Agent
OF sa ompaiy to make assurances Tor any peFlod OF
Tune. not less than one month nor greater IMAM se' eH
years, upon buildings or their eoAt1hts occupied as
DwEtLisGs, STORES, WAREHOUSES; CHURCHES, !toTE IS
BANKS, tocRT HoesEs, COLLEGES, &C &c AKA t"c.i
LOSS OR DAMAGE BIZ FIRE.
Also, on | ~ Goods Groceries, Manufactured Gooos'
Produce Household Furniture, Live ,toek, and ever!
oihr description of Merchandise aud Personal Proper
~, shipped 10 b shipped per good Steamboat OF
bstwton Eastern ties, via Lakes or other inland
r,ae,l and any town in III, Western Country, against
ihe hazards of
Inland Transportation.
! also. on Shipments OF CooI3, wares and M2rchah-
disc u good vessel or yass4ls between New Orleans
and Eastern ports-beiween New Orleans and othes
Gulf port.-bctwean all American pons and English or
Euror can ports, 10 any other maritime port what
% sysf IN the Atlantic wa'e $, against mo
PERILs OF THE SEAS,
At Rates Of Premium as Low as those OF any
other RESPONSIBLE Institution.
nPThe attention of Merchants is especially request
cd 10 the superior advantages ana cohVeeh,s %. -
rance Il. kame, under "Open Policy, covering sup
ments by specific endorsements OF under - ohtiA.t
Policy covering al shipments whatever during any
agreed perod--at current rates OF premium eharGcu
whom it inny coneera" Losses prom pity adjusted ai'
kor the su pervsion Of the undersigned local Agent
and payable in bank funds on nc spot, or u Gesiou
al New York, Boston, PhiladGip Baltimore, tha!ies
ton New Orleans ST. Louis, Louisville Pittsburgh OF
en9 other agreea Point in the Uaised states.
For further information respecting rates OF premium
etc" app! w wv "t EBINEzER COOK. Agent,
| sua 1-ss.lm For Davenport and scott County
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
NEW STORE

NEW STORE
THE undersigned heretofore partner in the firm OF
J. ScHRIcKgR Il SCHMIDT, Informs tho friends ana
customers OF the dissolved firm, that he will open I'M
mediately ut Old Stand under the style az
l.. Sohriekef Co,
in the same line Of business and will DO happy TO see
his friends call him, assuring them that no will spare
no pains TO give satisfaction.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
KNIVES, KNIVES!
RAZ0Rs! RAZ0RS,!
PROHIBITION
Fire, Marine and Inland
Ln Company,
Hartford. CONN,
Incorporated 1895.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
A HAZARD, c. II. NoETHAa, Z. SEELEy, W. IHRALL
Jso. W.naCRroN, W, KELLOGG, . ROBBINS, Z HILLS
D.. W. LARK, HUMPHREY, 7. pELkSAP, w WARD
Nm. BELDEA, D. CLARE, wh WILLIAMS.
Nm CONNER. sec,y ID. W. CLARK, PEast.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

1 SAMUEL HIRSCHL.
WuDI FsALE GRO Err, FRONT ST, ,ZAAR
IT Iouj, Sugar cured Hams, Ribs and Sides;
y IA do dried beef and tongues;
Fars,is hy SAMUEL HlRSCHL.
Davenport, June ], 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
FORTY ACRES GOOD LAND
AN HONEST NAN WANTED.
6o0D READING

600D READING.
n INEVAIE and its Palaces;
IN IiWm5oldt's Aspects OF Nature;
The Pra-Adamite Earth;
The Earth and M%n by Guyo
rnc Works o, Dean swift;
-'' Lawrence Sterne;
Tupper's Prose aud Political Works;
Tsnnyson, Longfallow and Bryants
'o,ns Just received
July j. 1858. at tbs Davenport Book Store.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
A Farm of 100 Acres for Sale.
TOWN LOTS, &c. Fur SALE.
DAGUERREoTYPES!!!

Wy C. CoTES wnIli respectfully inform the ei'l-
w z.ns OF Davenport and 'ieihity, ihat ne has
again opened rooms in this lace whsrc ne Is PteP,
"a to ,tks Lkenessss in superior styte. IAo'o u,
want OF Il tEvFEeT pagaarre9t!p: Likeness WIZ nv.
70 Ia ,r advantage to call. Prce moderate ana s~l1s
fiction war; mt d, la all cases, or nc charge.
ooA, for IN. pres mt, Second street oppo,ts the
IL { ldire HoaSa.
Davenport, Aug. ith. ls53
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
On ACRES beautiful prairie land twelve miles from
on city, on county road. Price $3.50 cash.
EIGHTY ACRES,
Ten miles northeast from city, IS acres fenced IS
ell; 100 fruit trees best kinds; all III. land llahe
with permanent water RAINING through II. Price,
SItVe; $50 cash. and $500 1s Of Oct next with int
IMPROVED FARM.
100 lG miles from city; miles from river, 20
acres fenced; 20 broken; ~ under cultivation, with
second crop; 900 choice assorted fruit trees unl
ing spring and creek running through the centre Price
SaC0l; part cash. and part till Isl Of OCTOBER neNt, with
interest.
FORTY ACRES GOOD LAND,
Seven miles from the city, little timber ii perma
nsrt >prGg wator, handing fine view OF the riy.
CT. Price, $500 cash. AUSTIN CORSlS,
july II. l3J3-i6 z. o. Buildings.
AN HONEST MAN WANTED.
THE undersigned wishes to employ industrious
i honest man, to take charge OF IN apple and peach
orchard near the city, TO gathers SELL and protect the
fruit. July Il, 1888. 4. L. EADS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
New and Important Arrangement. ensuring
Speed and Com sort to the Travelling Public.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

EsIRAy MARES.
ETRkYFD from The farm o. the sub
- srr!bc-s living in Polk township, Cedar
sT%S county, Iowa, TWO Mares, of them
y I1~--ssrs nv. years old : GIT Bay, with black
y sssS 4 II. name and tail, small white spot IN the
SYysSM forsh lead aHd at the time OF her leaving
Z ~ had the hair rabbsd on Of her forehead;
ss@--@sss1ssa the other is an Iron Grey, with ball
face and white hind feet thrao years old with three
nail auirls in her foFaasa about fifteen and half
hands high. Any person who Will give Information Of
tae whertaboutso OF said Mares or retarn them 10 me
VIII Be lib.raly rewarded my nearest Post Once IS
Massll3n Got!aT coUEIT, Iowa.
Iuly 2Gth, le53-lI.iw JOHN EMERSON.
House and Lot for Sale.
Pleasantly s;tusted good frame dwelling house and
A lot fo7 sals IN the town OF L. Claire good terms
Arpl! to VIM. Lorlon, Esq, on ihs premises Or to
iySs I. c. LALS, Land Agent.
alA CASvAssED Sugar Cared Hans from St.
- ~ Louis first r-t9 artiSe, just arrived per Asia
for sis al SAMUEL HRS HIS,
Wholesale Grocer, Front ST., Davenport,
sale At S. HIKSCHL.
aRg 4, 1883.
hummer and Democrat please copy,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

THE handsome dwelling house situated on the banks
of the Mississippi one mile East Of the City Of Dav-
export and atfording fine view Of tn, picturesque
scenery of Rock island and the Rapids The house is
40 feet font and 20 feet deep, built of brick in modern
style in 1e4s. The grounds well laid out, stocked
with fruit trees and ornamental shrubbery. For terms
apply TO tune l6.l COOK & SARGENT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

Cur Motto Shal DO IN IaoG
LARGE SALES s. SNAIL PROFITS.
An undertaking ono price Cash system at isast
Ton per Cent. less than any credit house IN shs
East or West can afford.
July &c, ls53-41-3m. EDDY, JAMESON 60.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
FOR SALE.

Urimproved Land for Sale.
raA Acres unlmprovsd land at IS per acre u
d. miles from the river aud 5 miles fom 10 Clara
for SALE opelhrd in hand, balance twelve ara t~cnty
foar Months credit with interest. Enquire OF
T. c. EADS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

THE at1ntion Of property holders is respeeuHll!
call ID the Superior advantages iof FIRE, MARINE
..rl IL IAarp &. y a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

ken, TSs
[u,, Mus
.rksSc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
Mnrlxctg.
New ORLEANS. NAV o9 ia a

NEW otI,EANs May ~ IL y.
Sslcs Of cotton, to-day, reached 1000 bales. at firm
prices. Operators awaiting the Arctics advices.
The receipts to-day 500 bales and the exports
1900 Frtights are advancngfve eighths being asked
for Liverpool
MoBuE MAY 2s 1853.
The eaes OF the week have been 10 600 bales Market
cosed firm Middling. 10lS. Receipts, 1,l00 exports,
5000; stock in port, 2s, 900 bales.
CHARLESTON May %, 1853.
The sales of cotton to-day foot up 600 bales at the
full advance before reporedthe market closing very
firm. Extreme prices paid to-day, soy s1zc. 1ihc.
Providence, May 90 1858.
We have had active demand for cotton during the
week. and the market closed with arm feeling and up.
ward tendency Prices for wool sustained Pulled
Ia In request and fleece The sales Of the
week 70, 800 pounds For printing cloths there has
been an active demand this week, and prices have an
upward tendency. About one half Of the goods that
cold be manufactured. The sales Of the
week have been 80, 100 pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30

HAvA0Es OF TIE YELLOW FEvER-DIsrRACTED
CONDITION OF POLITICAL AFFAIRS-TuREAT OF
THE GOVERNOR TO LIBERATE THE CoNvICTs, ETC.
SAVANNAH, May 90, 1858.
BY the arrival of the British royal mail steamer Con.
way, we have veJamaica dates to the Esd of May The
yellow fever si continued, and VIM. Gett the purser
of the steamer Midway, had died Of the disease.
The disagreement between u Hou,e and government
had assumed an charming aspect the House having
again refused to vote the Appropriation BILL The Assem-
bly, prerogued on the 23d and it was stated that
the government had threatened to turn loose the
vcts aud dsbard the police, for the want of means
for their support.
Business had become materially suspended account
s,s thin unsettled aud unfortunate state of things.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
a Youthful Cuvier.

From the Cincinnati Commercial May 20
We call attention to the fac that Cincinnati il To fur
nj TO Tie cier tic orld of the most hed
baturslsts OF the day.
We have for time past been much interested n
young man Iatve OF this city named W. ii B.
Thomas There is nothing preposessipg in his appear
ance On the Itrary, excepting good eye he carries
Nature for libel Meeting bim perhaps among the bril-
liant throDg Fourth street. with outre gait ver
dant ibysiogrom in partial eclipse from an ncipient
beard slunched hat drawn close the forehead tie
pockets OF his stedy coat disended by of botan
cal preserystons ioss ferns and geologica specimens
the sombie hue Of his lii advertising the death of his
washer vomanhe would most likely be taheo for ooun
try lad from the hooppo'e region who had ventured
trip on The canal in search of the terra incogna town.
We first knew iborpas as newsraper carrier in JS;
his unusual knowledge Of botany geology an! zoology
then the rtmak Of all Soon after ths he obtained
employment as assistau teacher in of schools
az slary that barely suhced to buy meal aod Goals
biz aged mother. We met him sgain 10 the spring Of 81
al The Cincinnati meeting OF tn American Association
for the Advancement OF Science In the proeeli, of
this body he ces an interest that surpr cd al whose
ob'ervaticn dawn by his eeger listening, and his
large collections cf minerals, plants, and fossils. Here
he attracted the attention of Profes Beard and Pro
iessor Henry, of The Smithsonian Institute. We after
met him Mound street in this city, in tie shop
ofs Mr. Mckinley another humble but enthusiastic de
votee OF science Of whom the world will vet take note.
who bad just Gnihed, With his hands and rude
toole pos ernl telescope yhst Thomas criticispg
For fomt months paft had seldom met with our
eccentric frierd but encountered him late last
ming at the Little Miami railroad depot-a huge blank
book label-d Notes Fossil lpfusoria +" under one
shirt and pair Of socks under the other He had
lust arrived from Washington, and had in his poke his
commission as No ,urast to the Kane Arctic Exploring
Expedition, which sails from Nes York next week. He
had applied TO professor Henry for some Opportunity TO
work In the United States Coast Survey and that gentle
had procured his appointment to ths hooorable
To IN sS 70 ss will nays the
place his nmopg those of distinguished scientific
discoverers.
Mr. 7. leaves this evening for New York, where he
joins his ship webesrtiy wish him what he eminenty
ceseIves--the hehest success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
HObOken Intelligence,

DARING ATTEMPT 1T BURGLARY Friday night last
bev cen the hours Of IL and o'clock the premises No.
hudson Terrace entered by the wndo Vs.
haoDg into room in which slept Of the family Who
being aroused rendered the taking of any property i'm
practicable The burglar Immediately went down stairs
and struck light throwing the same upon the mat in
tie doorway and went out through the rear door, when
by the exeions Of Officers Haven and McDonough he was
arrested he having by the last named officer been driven
from the roof Of the balcony Of house No where he was
trying to effect an entrance He taken before Justice
Crane and by him fully committed to Bergen ail for
trial There Is doubt that he Vas acting in concert
with Others who have for time past infested the
township ard too much praise cannot be awarded to tn
officers Tor their conduct In this matter r0hberie.
rsb.c extent hsvo beoose quite frequent occur
rences n the neighboshood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
Items From Boston.

QUICK PASSAGE FROM SAN FRANCISCo-EDIToR
MISUNDERSTANDING OFFICE KNOCKED INTO Pr
BOSTON, May 20, 1853.
The clipper ship Northern Light, which lett San Fran
cico be 18th of March. arrived at this port to day.
hsviog made the passage from port to pot in seventy
six days The N L. left Boston just months ago,
on her outward passage to San Francisco
William N Berry, connected with paper called
life in Boston. was last night assaulted by some
known individual Hs discharged barrel Of 70.
voiver al his sssalsn who thereupon fed Later in the
night the Office of Life in Boston was entered and
most Of the types thrown out Of the window.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
Broolslyn City Intelligence.

DISTRESSING ACCIDENTS CAUSED ny RUNAWAY HORSE -
On Saturday afternoon spirited horse attached TO
carriage the property Of Alderman hemsen, which had
been left in cha,ge OF small boy, named Patrick Grey,
in front Of bouse in Columbia street. near Union be
frightened and started of towards Hamilton
The lad pitched out head foremost upon the pave
mebt and fractured his sull When picked up he was
pseps be and 1t is feared that his injuries will ermi
Hstc ata ly The animal sheeiog TO side took the
pavement snd Proceeding AZ fuu speed scattered the
stoops and other impedmenis in every direction lady
of the uoy in time do and dreadful urel
S,me Of her limbs broken and her recovery is
considered extremely doubtful
QUARREL UPON BUILDING Two men ma ned Cornelius
Rogers and George Usher carpenters engaged at work
upsn unfinished three story building in Second place.
quarreed with each Other S.turday afternoon, and
he latter in the sculle pushed over the saaoding.
He fortunately caught hold Of piece in his de-
cent and thus saved himself from fatal injuries or
ha instant death Rogers arrested and locked up
10 the Third district station house for examination
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The Progress Of Mrs. Uncle Tom Stowe
in England.
American Affairs in an English Point Of View.
The Pope and Uncle Toms Cabin
OPPOSITION In MADRID TO MIR. SOULE.
Murder Of An American Captain in Manila.
THE DUBLIN CRYSTAL PALACE.
>o1No~@~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Financial and Commercial Circulars,
&c. &c Gc

We announced in yesterdays HERALD the ar
rival Of the Collins mail steamship Arctic, Captain
Luce, from Liverpool She passed Rock Light at
twenty-five minutes before five o'clock, on Wednesday
afternoon the 18th inst, and Sandy Hook at twenty
minutes before one o'clock yesterday morning.
Among the incidents Of the voyage we have tho
following interesting one to chronicle
BIRTH.
On board the United States mail steamship Arctic at
May e. Mrs. Henry Lonznecker of Lancaster Pa OF
q SON.
The news brought by the Arctic is not of much
importance; but the correspondence and extracts we
give will be found interesting.
The accounts from the city of Rome are of little
interest. The Pope has prohibited the circulation
of Mrs. Beecher Stoves "Uncle Tom.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
The GREAT CoNFLAGRATIoN

THE GREAT CoNFLAGRATIoN IN CANADA
Wo before stated that fire had occurred the Ottawa
river, in Canada, which had swept over surface Of
sixteen miles Further particulars have been received
destructive of property sweeping orcstl and fences
boufes and barns, nocks and herds before IL, and
it is feared destroying many lives. Toe Montreal
Gazette gives the following particulars derived from
a private letter from a well informed source-upon
the island of Almuettas, IL IL believed that two
churches and about thirty buildings have been
sumed; upon Calumet Island Ms saw mills OF ~ Bss-
ten Esq., end about thsty farm buildings; In Penn
broke the shment OF Mr.. o. Kelley, and other
boidipgs; in the township Of Wesimea h, Bsech's
crist saw mills and about Teny farm budipg In the
township Rose, entire settlement, known the
Garden Of Eden has been destroyed, besides Gould
wharves and a the stores and farm buildings on the
south side Of the river at Portage dn Fort In Bromley
familss principally those Of agrcsu,sts, have bvon
Ie{t hOuseees,
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The Arctic's News ns New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS May 20, 1858.
The advces by the ttesmer Arctic, which left New
York at roe o'clock this ming the Washington
aud New Orleans liue, reached this city at the
hour Ne y Orleans time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
d. strucsion OF nn IRON Furnace.

EALTIMOKE May ~, I605
The Oregon iron furnace in Baltimore county, twenty
miles fret this city, destroyed by fire this morning,
together with all the outbuliogs apd machinery. The
Ioes vii not be less than $50 00o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30

DEATH CAUSED Ely AN OVERDOSE OF LAuDANUM.
Coroner ODor nell FRIDAY held inquest at No. 30
Tenth street, on the body of child named Charles II
Gainsy four months old who came to its death by
ovt,dose Of lsueanum administered by its mother. The
child, II SEEMS sick with cold and very restless
P sgoic bad sveo to It. but thst did not ppear to
produce the soothing effect required and accordingly the
mother administered the laudanun which put the child
TO rest forever in this world The jury rendered
dict chat the cbilds death caused by overdose
of laueannm administered BY it's mother through igno
Of its effects"
FATAL CAMrHENE ACCIDENT. Coroner 0'Donpeu yes
te,day held inquest vt the New York Hos
pi'al. the body OF Citharire Donoely, of No.
l25 Gro, by street, who came to her death by the
accidental explosion ola camphene lamp II seems that
girl in the homc where the deceased living was
trimming q lamp camphene, when 1t exploded, set
hurried TO assist in putting out the flames whom she
her dress fire. burning her face and body In ter
ribe manner incing injuries which caused her death
The jury returned the following verdict That deceased
her death frtm injuries received by the acciden
tal explosion Of q campher lamp"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30

ExHuMATIoN OF A HUMAN SKELETON AT EAST
RoToS As tho workmen engaged in laying fewer In
Princeton e Fast Boston yesterday afternoon reach
cd depth of about foot below the ace they found
the skeleton Of In O sitting positon and 10 good
state Of prcstr,aton The bones indicated that they
those Of an Indsn and that he above the ordi
nary size Of en- The location Of the SPOT where the
we're found upon the side h fronting the
,ns, A. overlooking The isa and 1t ID Lot imp. ,Lle
that formerly the bursl place Of the vsd whe
roamsd Though the primeval forest Jour. Nay g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30

The CASE OF MISS WHEELER IN MILWAUKEE
The jury had not greed upon verdict the night of
sle 24u inst H sy hAd then been three dAys aud
tvo nights
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE STEAMSHIP ARCTIC.
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VERY LATE FROM AUSTRALIA.

THE CHINESE REBELLION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
From Washln0tnn Tes

From Washington City
SPECIAL AGENTS OF TIE POST OFFICE DRPARrATENT.
RDcAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE NEW YORK HERALD,
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1853.
The following appointments have been made by the
Postmaster General special agents Of the Post ONCE
Department.
Verel d. Paris, for the New England States
j. Hobrook at large, for New York and New England.
ryland
John English for Virginia and North Carolina.
B. b Chapman, for Ohio and Michigan
Barclay Martin, for Tennessee.
George Fry, for Californis.
There eighteen OF these agents in all. The sp
pontments in the remaining districts have not yet been
decided on. o.
THE APPOINTMENTS IN THE DEPARTMENTS.
REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT
WASHINGTON May 20, 1853
Several appointments to Offices in this District have
been rumored within few days past but learn from
uDdoubted authority that nons except to the Post Office
hove yet been made
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Per sonal Intelligence.

MARRlED-At Madison, Wis.,. the Goth instant, by
the Rev. Mr. Ruger Leonard j. Fars well Governor Of
Wisconsin, and Frances A daughter of General A. N.
Corss, late of Watertown. New York
Chief Justice Tsnsy with his lady and daughters came
up from Old Point to Norfolk the 23d inst. the
United States steamer Engineer, paid vst to the
navy ard and ship Penn yvana, which occasion he
received with a salute of seventeen guns.
Hon. j. H. Johnson, New Hampshire James Battle
Mobile; a. ayley, Boston; Charles W. Marsh Paris;
Hon. o. B. MatieraOn Utica; Hon. W. 8. Campbell Bal
timore; P. Greedy, ex.collector Boston, T. p. Dxon
New Orlesps General o. Clark Washington county, New
York; W. H. Haett, Mobile; Hon. j. G. Murril Noble;
judge Bullen, Kentucky and Daniel Hand Georgia, ar
rived at the Astoc House yesterday.
Hon. Secretary Guthrie left for Washington in the
half past five O'Clock train yesterday afternoon.
A. W. Walker Virginia; A. Hiram, Lanawaw, Conn !;
DR.. E. North, Charleston; John Grand, Virginia; ]
Cray Philadephia T. Dorsy Maryland; E. Leonard, Chi
cAgo: j. Craig Pittsburg Hspsar Mississippi; Colonel
Ripple, White Haven; and Hon. Beher, Toledo arrived
yesterday at the Prescott House.
G. Cattin, Georgia. Dr. Miller Washington; L. L. Wells
Chicago; John Stone, Massachusetts,; J. D. Adams
Springfield; It. Col. Campbell Pittsford; Col Pomeroy
do COL Lerirg, US.A; Mr.. Pruyn, Albany; Mr.. d. D.
Denny Boston, arrived ysstsfday at the ST. Nicholas
ARRIVALS.
From Leghorn, in brig Flora-P Gracinto Mitchell,
Francisco, N Troja, Prelro, Fewer.
From liverpool, in ship Excelsior-Mr Mathews and
lady.