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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-12
UNITED STATES
Express Company.

C2ryEiL 100000 D3E.LiEss.
- III eve Special Aitsffion 10 tha Transmission 81
C.,u. BtuE Hots3 Good. aul Fa5 ae= aAd the
Collection OF Notes Drafts and Accounts.
AT BETWEEN
NEN-YD N. BUFFALO, DUNkIkk, ELEYE!.AND
Cincinnati Chicago, =. Louis, Eotk l,lanG tha it-
tarmedu,c cities aud towns.
THE UNITED STATES EAPRESS COMPANY,
Connects with the American EXvtrss tnyPary At
Busfalo, cleveland !. snFcugo.
WIN
Wars, FREQ & Cos. CALIFORNIA AND
EUROPEAN ExrEEvs,
r, he particular aud order Goods by the United
States Express C0nFa. -.
GENERAL OFF r Sc Broadway, New York
Cofues Of West seneca aud pefri VS.. Bum ., y.
RENWttk X SON, Asrg,
Bier EedHs. Pact eli isildif q, uaventntt, Iowa.
MaFcL II '5J-dtf
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JOHN P. CHAfIN 6 Co.,
Corner South Water and Ckicap3 s.rss,.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

Pr0dace, com.aissfsa and FnrpqrdiSg rsrs3a,,.
Grafee{ .4ecats.
PRorRIt1GEs Az rrs--
Union Iine Gnnul and River Boat. leaving ct..
daliy for st. fonis .ud ~ htaT,h -elbie pozrs
rInui : 10 connection. .tlt alst class Linz,
from nicago @ New YnrE aHd Boston,
--Aa4sfs toH iisE--
Oh and raspoBsU!G Weston trsls or atiuu G.
g1red
--ransrtalotS--
4 base ~paajibg. %bs iets y q. Clase Z. A.
bapy~-Ron' 4 Nnrgan Hnaa.o
-aGfSlss--
.. Is SpuIidp., JAS. n Wllaas TIA Broad s.. ,Ny
cor. frcnt-up stairs
=. y narse ~ stats street. Bo,laH:
i,s.a fir tie Troy aud clio late Rod line
~ y HrEsHxR. Propulsion, a.Io.
-iGsNFsz-
4 4 Brewster Comic, slip, > NJ 81 ~ lHGb 4
4sy 81 Boston. - \ GHaf4t & a3QasN i.
hauv ana lar STEAMERS ant sal Ness.s On we Ia,
VII contact nfiHe ran,p@tIaH Of Coos. ffsulA-
Atlantic tities f"r 'ar g5aact3H. y tha v.st ig.
tired for the kH-isfr markets h5iou' delay and usa
te most tisut B" tsFtgs To ca7s4.st meats " ftl
prrtt Tor ~i, W she GMeags Hars = especial s,i-a
via he lrii ana sheu required iber4l aje alee,
Ip undo si,..i3 li.s - iadHe
hark paekseez eAKE J. =. Ga O..
JnHNP. CHAPIy.
i1Fis EaEJITT
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WILL Paper.

4 LARG2 supply ot g:isu uad Am ,riesH Wall
"A Papers aad borders direct fraiH Apw fatS. Just
re- lived ,4t oar slprc in ..ocE ls i4gd.
+! fFsb 10 NANRi.S " RHAWS.
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efsHE an.rr.lynea vii give !. bsnutfI h4t' : L..
npatn'eat. " pat tas iof hald#g sl'fs r."lHs.
Mrtt.b MN .,5 n. L. kAnS.
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- Rare Bargain offered
1 DWELLING h0usH With Xix hne convenient
n rooms situated on lie Cia street between Third
AMI FGt RI streets i,h lease Tor Huepu years Is
ready for sale ut low Cdsa Price. by
FULLER s PEAsE.
Enquire at t'r flee OF Or. Myers, Dentist.
M,i 2th l-5l-d -
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Separating 0gfees.-we have before circular letter
which We learn has been sent large number q poet
Offices claiming extra compensation separating Offices
This circular explains why the Postmaster General 10
strained generally 70 decline these applications II
Prior 20 the act Of Congress regulating the pay o. dep
uty p"tassrs approved June a. s54, the Postmaster
General had authority allow compensation
whatever 20 the postmssrs Of separating Offices which
unusual and extraordinary labor Suddenly thrown BY
the o the railway system Of the country BY rad
zeal changes IN mail Although the number of
such oees always and will continue 70 be small wal
nevertheless deemed just and sxpedent that the Postmaster
General should be invested with discretionary grant
relief Ia eases where the labor 10 be performed suddenly
increased out Of all proportion 10 the provided
by law and therefore the provision Ia relation 70
Offices was inserted In the
W was no designed 10 make post Offices sazried Offices,
and thus throw them upon the treasury for support The
act raised the compensation Of all postmasters without
eepon and, In extraordinary the Postm
General in the exercise o soand discretion does not feel
liberty 70 make any additional Allowance"
Ga inquiry understand that independent OF any
allowances Il ia estimated that the aggregate taceasd
missions to postmasers under the act Of 22d June, 1854
viii amount to about $500 1t evident there
fore that we're the department to favor any
extent applications for extra special allowances beyond this
increase Of commissions there would be great danger of
haustng s entire revenues the inevitable consequence
which would be either throw the department upon the
treasury for support bring about much higher Of
postage.
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The Washington AqaodaeWe learn from Captain NJ. G.
Meur the efficient superintendent that the work upon the
asbngon aqneduci is progressing under very favorable
circumstance There much less building in this city
than this that mechanics Offering
their services than yet be employed
cuvers begun by The engineers in order 20
ave the portion Of the which necessarily elapsed du-
ring legal period o. advertising and making
Upnn these ssvers and upon the work in heavy emitting
rock near s which let out by contract,
200 men employed
Tbs seneca quarry, which has been purchased BY the
United States for the aqueduct supplying large quantity
az very beautiful and durable for calvert walls and
abnimeut some 90 90 work in this quarry.
The the Of which the tagging and the
steps 81 the Capitol are mAde.
The hesvy rock cutting below tunnci number
pleted and brcknyers work putting IN the conduit
This part az the work has appearance % sdfy add
durability that does credit 70 the constructors.
IL believed 70 be in respects the largest sque
duet in the world. Some 0f the ancient aqueducts de-
vared larger quantity q water but this done bt
much smaller conduit, with grade descent q many feet
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SALE TO-DAY.


THANCERY SALEBy ~ the cifeai
Ih- eouasy made
a "A.
tratos May IL, 1865 un e6Ar for pae
ion. Friday, jana Asxf,
O'Clock, valuable property n IT, a. ward - Wash
agton al and fhr,esn, t3
square niAstesn 9 The ~s be
a Pars al them improved.
purchase be paid
residue equal iAssmsn~ twelve and
months approved bonds hearing
q resell failure
The right also resell atSs wsskr notice y e
fsuve ~h he
- WALTER - COX,
Trustee
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
MayV5-9aw3v
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Nxw Y0zx, June H.--Coston 10 asa. snd unchanged.
Flour 10 81 5000 bits good OHIO 81 " 80 50
81 southern Is a9chanaeds with moderate dssana At pre-
Wheat 10 firm Cora trias pparsses ~
"a, 600 bushels mix~d ~ ~ 100 Perk
nde hsgher-ssies az old OIL a. fsT S74
mess, xlT rs sl7 81. beef trtae but qaotsby
higher Lard Is unchanged with sales o. bt whkey
10 declining -Uhso, 90 oeAt~.
BsrTtsosx. June ls.-Fonr Is iower-ssies 81 Howard
street, $40 e3}s tsty Mills offered $40 s0no buy
No wheat offered. Corn il srino hisber--saes o.
white and yellow q ~ 0S . 81 06
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right thigh lie taken 10 the hospital whers bis thg
set bat II did not 70 unite II should and
cordng his story il broken By the surgeons
three times In the hospital before II would properly unite
Finally he returned home, and hobhling en- Two
canes through passageway, bis house, AZ South
Boston, when tho wind slammed gate against him. throw
ug him down add again breaking his thigh lie a.
tended BY Dr. Jasper H. York, who for the 9Th time sss
the limb.
SAIAsa PAcBlcThs United States msll-ssearaer
Pacific Captain Nys sailed from New York Wednesday
for Liverpool She carried out I'll passengers aud ssIs
$50 90 ia speeds.
wEsrru saspusKs The aggregate value o. real aad
personal property in the city o. sAndesy Of the lake
ports In Ohio, amounts 10 s2sso,o0O.
DsarH o. an Asxp LAwYra--A Philadelphia CORES
pondcnt writes
Daniel whiting esq, member Of the bar o. Rsns-
seiseF county New York. died the residence Of his
in-aw, the Rev. Or. Branerd 10 this city Thursday
last aged 81 He admitted 70 the bar sixty yesrs
Alexander Hamilton, De Wit Clnton James Kent Am
brose Spencer Elisha Williams Sc whose peeuiarties he
often described He father OF Major II. r. Whiting
Of the United States army, al Fort ArbuckIe Arkan-
ZION and H. L. whiting esq, of the United States
survey
COM IN rAssrIs-The Savannah Georgian o. june 3
says is backwardt has only just begun to tAsse
Wheat harvest Is over and ths crop iss good one
DIsFIcuLrY ~ EPISCOPAL eHusoa--In Toronto on
Sunday morning last in the Church Of the Holy Trinity
the creed chasea instead Of being repeated In The
usual More than half Of the congregation imme
datey lcft the church. and many more much dssa
isfed
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uww GsSsDD~ rOn GGay1~wAMa~-~Y. .. srEss. n~r-
IN As~esh received hose View
s.A sAAasans 70 hs ses 'yrnx ans
do~ks dis Nc f ae
Nsssssss v-ssssU sosh and esfefrd = ~
sys*s THE SsfA- az ~hh ~
low ffle~' e@N
~vs Dc ves can early ne, ~'h % zee Nsff rhofF
s--&swawF
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cAsays Of Froprsefsrs-
rpF l.rsss, soa Worth csfo
ana near ralsesd sspos sd sssS soss ,ssa,se
wmHssros, N. c., May, tsSS
nae 3~dfmu
nENEMAL AaEMGu AT WAakAAuG,rON-~Fhe sub
scnher, form~ry o. Hicn~osA snas hsvsnS e.'ah'ssa
city, fsw 1sges fo#t o. she Treas
<nnannAs sa1 governs
sad ~ ssns hVsnssrs
aeao unds ~ CoNVess
David Darlington
9.shsps wbscm 1s5* ts in
hs arst saof ONCE y
a.cnmond fs<su she ~ ~
ne o,h~ gun.r csss vvtsss Fbe~s, and hs
ksn Ms vii b.
cssanas& hss~~A he easFsiy
anshl w.
pss c.s snd~s )s1 vtHs 100
N sssxA4 fsavs~en ass hs
shmrre. ~e be very rHI.Ix RicHAAbs-
savsasscHs.
Hesry A.. Wise, Arressae, yisesssA
Jsne~S fsyysA, R~a, aseNss~~1, vswsia
H~sh, CsmsntsSsnss ~ g~H@@ess @s@"eass
Virgins,
stmsnsd IA. Pasksv, RscsHSsd, ymssssn
Joha - P~sdtstoN, vhpsAs
Hea ssSsws chssssn Wsshsets0s D. y
wsiiism .. wari, esq, ssi1~ose4
Lewis IsuA~dsss, A-w f"fA
7--dArptys
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sF Al at.E PROPERTY PEwS~TLf4StA AVENUE
ID ,uus,e rS~sAay sH~rs"ca. Js~s l1 o. eea<s,
40 49, r~~u.~s 4 - . sq@~s~ A. sesasF ~
a. p~s~sylv2asa N sss y streets fse
nr hn = ,v7 srs, cod
80. 50 sr. f.~, so.spz q
G5sssm slk
tced sst 10
ssfW ~ IN vssa~
Tsrs ~ sw~'s~, a~d ssssssn
"s G. MsHui&E,
I'D A"'"@~~Sf
aszyrh. Shove pc~sp~~~A sssn "Wednesday
yA1 e MCGUIRE.
I.as assfs@ees.
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Nav OsLxsNs, June tS-Ths steamers Gas
cesed By tAe National Western telegraph and bshed In
the regular editions pagers. The shibg
tom and oric~ns lice is Down south ~ eDsaabx.
Cotton advanced andos the If the
and closed 6ressies bales asiadng. N
lib cents cers~esern ~hitc ia lover quoted a. s7lf
. gS cents
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70 the mile the great rapdity of The making
amends Tor the smaller diameter Of the conduit.
some Of The have arrived and are making
preparations 70 begin the work upon their sections.
The season thaa far has been unusually favorable The
men having been qas healthy this spring though
siding 10 the city
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ORDER or THE MRJprEH-)

Cipher Of M NJ the Saltan.
The object Of the present high noble and dstingushed
decoration, honored with my iusrious and brilliant impe
rial cipher, IL a. follows;
Or. Charles r. jackson, bearer Of the present sublime
American citizen, aud the dscoverer OF the ad-
yantages derived from ehorofor being
gentleman possessing scientific knowledge and fidelity
having BY said discovery rendered Important public
service have bestowed him. ia testimony Of
nation Of his merit my Imperial Decoration Of the Mei-
deh OF the 9Th class, and have commanded the present d
plona 10 be issued testfying 90 the same
CossTAsTINoPLE, Reiee 10th, 1871.
March l9-23th 1867
( Signatures In cipher
Of Ottoman minister's
A correct translation.
j. p. BROWN, Dragonian.
PEaA, May 2, 1855.
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Honor Conferred AserfcoH Cazsn by fAs sHan d
TvkeyBy the following correspondence perceive DR.
Charles r. jackson, Of Boston, continues receive rscog
milton of his discovery Of eheriHaon BY the governments
Of the Old World;
C0NsrANTfNoFLE, May ., 1856
have the honor inform that the Sultan
TAINTED With the great vantage derived from
the Of ether eoroorm In surgical operations has been
pleased honor with his Imperial Decor o. the
Mejdieh Of the 5th glass, tChevser,) testimonial
yoar merit As the dscoverer ~ the
Twill send II with diploma you, through Joseph
Iasig esq., the Ottoman consul In Boston, BY the earliest
opportunity.
| remain, sir, respectfully and truly
JOHN y. BROWN, Dragoman.
DR. CHARLKs I. JAcksoS Boston.
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ITfnnsisuca.l
o TasssUxx.
Hsssos Ayr~*, jsaesry 81, lsa3,
An hitherto SxpseA for ~
ports whore csnatry
their hsvsng proved ~
ncsas snd hs Aos,rssa msse a ~
ssd
to rseaisoas
aisy, has resolved sAA dscrc~As
Anr cassos hoasas entry
fso where s sfs
they pMp1rs
they should be, by satA afsat
preceding article captains 81
Obliged douhs~ h~ which
they ought have pssa II .bs q es ~h'e amount
sns the eoiieess ~ bali Che
and dcp.ns hs other half AaAh 20 @ credit Of e eea
% whom it brfones
ID Tnis ane ~ donhts f.s preceding scc
begin imposed pass,caiae us
while
communicated whom iWt
be pusl,shed, and inserted ia tho kesistro Oas.ai
ny ordsrt IRENE0 f0RrELA.
A copy a4s
g. w. Fuxsrs, Chinf Clerk.
fInfei,gssesr.I
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D.,.srs.-r o. sr.ra,

DzAsrsssr % srsrx.
Ws~Asnsson, Jare "a, lHSs.
aaeaos
resss shsp~ papers published Coz
general isorasssoni
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Board Of sapal EraniacrsIs Of the FIRST class Of act
ing drhpmen Of the Naval Academy who have graduated
al the recent examination George ~ Law r. Porcher, r.
W NJ Graham, T.. r. Lull, A. Hopkins, f. o. Matthews,
r. Mex buchanan, NJ sicard T. Lea, G. L. Norton, H. H.
Dalton, A. =. Crossman.
aitsd States Seaer have been sent
Norfolk detach the officers and from the United
PriHcercn and % put the ship out Of ccmms
sion.
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LOCAL wv s..

Commodore McCanley, late ia command of the home
squadron arrived in this city Wednesday evening after
his short but sctiye cruise in the gulf.
The gallant Commodore Mayo, whose galantry and prop
ttude recently and conpicucusiy displayed arrived
in this city yesterday morning After paying his respects
the Secretary Of the Navy he returned 10 Baltimore last
evening.
Among the guests Browns Hotel is Gov Wright, Of
Indiana.
INroRmArIos wAsrED.-A young woman strayed from
her fathers house, Massachusetts, between Sixth
and Seventh Streets Tuesday evening last She subject
TO slight alterations of the mind, and 1t supposed that
while in that state she wandered or She had white
dress black silk apron, and had bonnet when she left
home She about twenty years old, five feet six inches
high and inclined be Amy information concerning
her mysterious disappearance left At this Office will reach
her distressed parents.
UxaxAsovAsLE For tho last ten twelve days
the weather been remarkably cooso COOL indeed
ends Of the day that resort to coal fires ser
ousiy entertained. sudden spell Of his weather during
the og days would be hailed blessing, but coming
period Of the year when editors, from time nme
noria the habit 81 chroncng the progressive
Of the mercury with swetering delight it has
caused almost universal grunbling We may add piece
cold comfort that Washington not alone this hiver
ing instance of the 6ckeness Of Our last
Alabama advise that the good people in that
quarter Of the Union enjoying themselves very coay
over while from certain localities In the North
East West have intelligence Of the refreshing
character.
CaraISsL The June Of this win
mence Monday next.
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ways beautifully xsd gracefully An lmsDse crowd
into a element.
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TINS YnGrsiA POISONING c4aR.-rhe Abingdon Virginau
states that the poisoning o. wedding party 10
Scott county not accidental circumstance bat de-
signed maiaiio belonging 70 Mr. Kane and q
white man and his wife and daughter residing ia the
neiqhborhood suspected q having committed the deed
The persons who poisoned have all recovered except
Mr. Bshop WHOSE death has been heretofore announced
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HrGEIY xroaTAsT FRom CuHA--The Havana correspond
ent OF the journal Commerce. under date Of June
writes
10 relation 10 the that propositions had been
thozed be made the part Of the Creoc ~ Cuba for
the mnnnnissiOn Of their slaves 20 the aboonsts of
England and asking the protection Of Great Britain in
certain relations u political character which may Be
hined herewith have believe from inyestiga-
ton o. the past days that II hiss good foundation.
This will involve for the sober and serious
confederation Of your statesmen Of the truth Of which
they VIII have evidence beyond the premoniory
shadowinQs Of irresponsible writer's
The steamer Fulton is in part hut may leave Al any
moment and we have no definite advice 70 when or
whers the gulf squadron viii ake their quarters
The British squadron still out with the exception Of
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TRUSTEES SALE or THKEE STORY Brick NotsE ON
street, Inn I3h Mosdsy strsaaoay
jans 2b 81 crtoct me- pssiss nc sssennss wiz s
April tAoO and reeovdsd
Lbsr A No ~, koios ~ - and ~ one q ne lsns
roSssy ~ of No ~ nv
square snuas y feet ~ sehss % street sad ae#ox sscs
fe<tto 4
FERNS: ~ oe cash br residue and
aoa,s secured BY deed Of uss is property and
aes
n use .rsms eompaied s
the nsk aus q tho
'a yAs. O. Heos;fsg.
AaasA
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GEN ERAL NE w s..

LARGE ESTATE IN Bosros TO sErrLED.--A Boston
paper states that the Hon Charles G. Loring and John
Foster esq have been chosen assgne by the creditors Of
Samuel Sandfard Of that city The mortgage and floating
debts Of Mr. Sanford reported 10 be 100000 and
the assets variousy estimated at from 5000 600 to
Sll0o0oo This heavy Of assets consists mostly
Of centrally -si.uated real estate in Boston city.
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Clerical Appoiafmen.H. A. Bentley Of Ohio appointed
to rstclass cerkshp the Second Comptrolers office
Salary, 81, 200 per
Lemuel H. Henry appointed doorkeeper at the main en-
Of the Treasury building, in place of Richard Carter
removed.
Thomas j. Luxon appointed Waterman in the building
occupied Fifth Auditor Of the Treasury In place
Philip Hardin, removed.
Samuel H. Taylor appointed assistant messenger 10 tbs
Third Auditors Office IN place Of solomon Goddard,
moved.
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IN AL PROBAHGLlTY--We o6sr a
xbaa
munA thar price hey really well
Wort 50
We shssiass pillow al Widths
diapers, oweiSs, and napkins IN Asundasce al styles
is pieces hns Irish giM~ps cecrsA and white.
pieces linen ascks ssa dsi'nss well adapted M
ssss~rv pars goods great prsfaaon
me FfsvsfsiAts how
prices
In sddtsIom--
pieces very peculiar rich plain
aUaI'es above ~ " lt%, 81 2
81 80 ~ho have awaiting the arrival "
let had Gail early.
Maarnns goods always complete leading
dry soeas general family
thoroughly assorted
Delay il cosns any present esprctsd
PERRY 4 BROTHER
aCsnra stovssv suidiegs
June y5-Stdf Opposite Ccau~ Nsraet.
UTO1iOGMAPHh sfAvsg1y ! vol. London, iea5
IA Phisps's Worlds bsyosd kavh VOL Aonson t~aa
schools; Kingsley vol 1853.
The Philosophy vt ua,sessss Hsoy BY ts chsvasrr Bon
vyis. kcn40a, 1919.
N Egypt; vols London, 1850.
Hsrdwich's Shilling Peerses tcs ,e66
A sbslins's Worth Maetc; by PsOArssnv Anderson
aSd Cbuschslf BY Jchs Forster vol lSoS
Hsaosy, and % the Grs-xes from
Inc German ~ I vol. 1868.
Po.ss Niasvshsts AaceAt Hissosy Modem Erpiers
vol tks3.
The Csrio~sties AZ LDnioS; ny Tiah~ vol 1855.
With masy RnxsA hooks, imposd " lHst steam, ~
June "a RhANGk TAYLOR
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6'raad rs-perares J.Si1ss a. Lafsys'ss, iasiaaa.

LAsaFsrrE, June is.-rhb being The day that the
prohibory liquor goes effect The party
has grand eelebsation ths oity The attendance from
surrounding cosues vcry large ard the proce-dnx
exce~dngly harmonious and enthusiastic An oraon
wa. delivered ~ the Rev ~ H. breckenridge and addresses
were made or several other speakers The city ass
rated and there every manifested % execute
the Law.
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SAnlsa PAcuncs-Ths United States nsi-sseanoes
Pacific Captain Nys sailed from New York Wednesday
Liverpool She carried I'll passengers aud ssIs
$50 90 In specie
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WEarrm SAsDusKS. The aggregate value o. real and
personal property in the city o. SAndusky Of the lake
ports IN Ohio amounts 10 2es0o00.
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The ESTABLISHMENT A RETURNED CALTogSrAS.-A
crowd Of people says the New York Journal Of Commerce
gathered around dashng carriage that stood in front Of
Stuarts store yesterday afternoon having its panels
crest &C. and otherwise decorated with various devices
Of California sotd The horses harnesses mounted
with gold very deliberately and polished The estab-
lishmen is said to belong to "a returned Californian
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Conn IN rAssrLs-The Savannah Georgian o. june 3
says is backwardit has only just begun to tAsse
Wheat harvesti Is over, and the crop iss good one
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The Aaawfrcs sstes az 81 A0Hts.
a. Iou,s joins l3The Eusopesn sdgces By the
Atlantic were received via the House line 70 Chicago
Z O'Clock this morning.
THE STEAMERS news (ssys New York psper) wans-
pired 10 Wall about quarter before O'Clock Ia the
morning OF course the difference % time 10 bs
into consider alton.
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private letter from the camp dated May "A, contains
following.
- nave had terrible work here Last night the 18th
rls ared % the 6Sth BY mistake The Russians made
A on The advanced batteries and repealed hY
~ hnd rifles The Rassans returned In short time
" a.niafcrments, again attacked The batteries, and
aggis then took place The reserves then sent
ae sih 6sth, and 44th-aud wheu they rot into the
Isa french both sides 20 covered with MUD that
- - hot eii Russians from English 80 the reserve
| W ent Il was, unfortunately, on the poor 68th.
ehafged on them, when they found ont their mis-
w not ull good many 81 the Gsth bad fallen.
-, 'he Russians bad Il hot and warm afterwards
~ ieioEs who are wounded in advance OF the
" Obliged 70 lie there All day tll dark The Ras-
~ " N anY Of our people who 90 20 bring them 10.
-4e wounded might recover II brought ia, but
ir sla oited 70 death. The Russians make sorties
.N nightly ~, since General Jones 40, are
~ 1s works close ap the foyn the work Is
sas Ei'hout rest
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CANADIAN RIFLEMEs THE CRnEA.--A company OF
sixty Canadian volunteer remen passed through Albany
New York, the 18th inst, their way to Boston Mas
sachuses where they expected to take ship for CONSTANT
nople being bound to the Crimea,
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We hear from Stockholm under date 10 that great prep
arations are making for war and that fresh
being enlisted aud exercised fast they be pro-
cured Troops 81 them be marching through
the streets the highest possible spirits singing their
tiona songs The construction ot boats Is also
being carried with extraordinary activity, aud
from the earliest dawn till late night the docyards ring
with the sound Of hammers