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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
( tHICAGo MACHINE DEPOT
" LIZ NONIM linIrr SfIesl.

on hand aud for sale at ,aan ula,turcr's prices,
10 Nood~orth Patent Flooring Ma
chimes, prices from $500 TO 81 :. co
30 Latbes-dinerent Patterns, from sis5 to sa,tuN
~ IRON fiaHets--s0mc Yer! heavy SIN 10 S2,5GG
Is Upright Mills s75to =. o
Universal Chicks, Roads aud Reefs, OVERHEAD pul
ie.s seiew Cutting Machines, Gear Cutters, and all
tools required in Machine ShOis.
The best Oak tanned Leather Reitng, patent stretch
cd and warranted to be of The irst quality, aud NJ
New York prices. No charge for transportation be-
ing addrd.
Sash and Blind machinery 90 Improved patterns,
Lane ~ Bpilcy's celebrated Mort Using Machines.
Steam Engines from improved patterns, furnished
TO order, ofany size and within four weeks from re
ceiying he order; common sizes usually on hand
Also, rain Mills Of all sizes, ished to order; Ar
rculturui Tools furnished ut Eastern prices.
Right $ for running Woodwork IA .chincs in hnu-
sas and Nebraska for sale. GEO. O.. CHASE,
Chicago, July q, 1853 d&w 2w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04

no. lsS--A Farm ottUa,fss on Bad s.gtl
~ the Eel graph K0td ,nft-, aiU .s5st.
acres under cultivation, BUW Ffsms hsaS,
Ui.te rp---brru $50.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
Mcintosh Addition:

80 lots on tn hlt q ~ MclItesh'sls IT" = 4, n
iftces var! iAs from. s2tt 70 Sa'N ta'i''i'
Lease Lots,
~ lots, b autifnlly situated IN the 49, s, K
sion, fOrtsase on lsyears, lbese l''Sa,v
Main nud Harrison streets ofou,'icis w w.. y.
Ia the city corporation, a large nun9e'l'' 49,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
G A NLDE OULDSl,,

superior article 81 Houlds for Moulding Candles
iaetnred by John taiserlry. Also syringes Surgical
instruments, and Britannia Ware
JOHN CALVERLEY.
Aug. 2i, Jun i0o Nae. s,res, phiiodo,,hJ,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04

20lots on 81 ard nh streen, vel 'Ss''''
price AID long l.Be.
- lots ia MrhehEiu's Subdivision, q 80 :
streei.--oAit S3tU. cash.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
North Davenport


40 handsome bui ding ois, arG new hoa!
dsugcs. HeatiN finishes, fnT .air 10 \. l.'s.t.
suUaiN!siuts - LambritC, iafSo'est" h'lN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04

No. iei--A Farm OF Coo agses, near Lea 6vl
acres gudfr culspabUB. 80 ssre' 81 ] iFbe',. !
HuAses. } Frame de. AID IL rs t@tE.as "
G4affS, Wells { Il q stream n SEtrff-Asi. =
uIe ia.ds aud "a oil 10 each h0use,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04

MoneF In your purse viii crdeit u
wisdom n your head adorn you--'u eth
r. rptr q ePssitT Wi! serve you,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
BY CATON'S LINE.
Photographed expressly for Daily Gazette
ADDITIONAL BY the
AsIA

New YORK, Aug. 8.
The Turkish Loan bill passed the Com
mons on Vriday night, by vote of 1s5 to
49,. The terald claims the small MAORI
" of as virtual defeat OF the government
The Times remarking upon the same says;
We can scarcely believe that within SO
short time the alliance with France, the
prospects Of war and the very existence OF
Turkey should have been saved from the
most serious risk by the narrow majority OF
l35 TO 1872.
The London correspondent Of the Com
mercia! Adv. writing per Washington con-
cerning the crops in England, says that dn-
ring the present week tie weather has
been unusually stormy, but the rain was
greatly wanted, aud il the next five week.
should prove tolerably fine, the yield OF
grain both in quality and quantity is likely
to prove excellent. Most important cir
cunlstances connected with the probable
supply of food, consists in the Intelligence
that Tor the first time in years there is
reason to believe that the potato crop in
ireland will be free from blight Since
1917 signs Of rot have unequisocally mani-
tested themselves before the LIST OF July,
bul in the present instance that has passed
without report Of its appearance IN any
quarter; the plant everywhere is IN perfect
health ami vigJf, and even Il disease should
=
be less destructive thaD al any former tHe,
as its power OF mischief is III proportion to
the date OF its arrival.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
nrenn,s % Addition

Ballots In fan view al The fItcTiH D. ts'5Al'
Prices ranging rgon sitt 10 sStt' .oi. 'a'
e.Ttlculars enquire ~ our "hee.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04

"MYsrEKioUs DIs4PPEhRAscE."- "A Hin
doc lodge, out West, had been in the habit
of meeting in cave or hole in the ground.
Soon after the neRs Of the Virginia cleo
ton they were seen TO enter and tate the
hole in nth them. since which time nothing
has been heard Of them Exchange.
Il has been ascertained since that like
Democrats general, they have come oh on
He 0ftrr side
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
Scott cOuA Farm,

At have nov several taRatf gaaa...g
ed-AmoHg " Mich are tn fplsa.r3fg-
M. l,ir--lu Lat GrlYr ~ So, z.t.,..sf4
is under cultivation, ~ 4 ilu.Dcr. L iss.r d
VIA n cfcti variety Of berr,ss, rH.Ms.s58,
good Do. ilEEs. srA, tl.t.rI-s.u.y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04

No. '5-tha H0gsc a,st lar If Er.srI
the Episcopal ChlrcIi, a5.a eppu,ttets. 4 n
ertt, a pieassUl location f"r } pfltais -. I.
Ing near tas center Of h. .inc.s,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
HOUSE TO RENT

RARE cha nee 70 rent Iao.t desirable residence.
"A House new, large yard, null trees, gi.tern.-
we T. six rooms, acii finished, Rent low. Also three
room tenement 10 rent.
J.. =. PARKER.
Enquire Al residence. Harrison 81. below NrN oil
lege ground. Juy -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
CARD,

IN IlIV. ~
TNHE subscriber having had grsa' y, mems
i ence ia the srle ,ton and iothhoh y, II 10 ID
Land, offers his service 70 those Who N'' 'a.rs
Warrants, or enter land he propose =" sr,os
tine travelling over the new distress u
the best selection possible for ms HI
vii also purchase Land Warrants 81 , ":
ne. GEDhGE L. ~ "a ,eee.
Corner Main and sec"rg ,,yss
Juy s3d Is5J.dlm 49,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
CARPETS AND OIL Cl.0TkS.

~ Just HoccivcCl
a new supply ottA RPE1S and
FcOr oil Cloths.
Those in want ofoIL CLOTHS can nlw dad a I the
widths up 10 ~ feet vide at
Smiths Variety Store,
COB. 2Ep AND BRADY STREET.
Jni! 10 -. DAN IN PORT.
TO PORK PACKERS.
IL NiNn purchased from the yatcstee the c Xrlu-
i sira right for Ausaatpa p;l scots Cagutir. for
wilson's Celebrated Patent Lard Tanks
We no" or,r Tor sale the right for uUc Ilre ne for
reoti County having sboBt tht.H yva1. To run the
extra Yield rf LARD OtiAlHci season viii NOR,
IMAM pay cost Tor patah'' All communications nd
dressed to u at =. ios, do, will be- duly ausser.
ed. Terms made easy
lHiy t9Im NsFADIN SELLS & 90
(Rock Island Advertiser copy daHy u,uBtA1
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
A fine Coti' lion Band in attendance.
Pine Logs Wanted.
NOTICE.

WE are going East q bout the anth inst and shall
w want ALL the MONTY that !. due as.
Persons Interested viii Please take notice.
WOODWARD Il HARRIS.
ABg list, 'a5 Nv II.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
ALBANY, Aug. 2.

Chus. Denics, who leit here at eleven
thi. morning as conductor OF the Express
train on the Central railroad fell off the train
5 five miles this side OF Rome and was
killed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
Pine Hill Cemetery.

TUE proPrietors OF this Cemetery arc prepared 10
deed iutsta parties dc.iTinz them. A can.ide 70
Die sam Of moaey has been already eNt ended ard
ihe whole proceeds of the sale Of lots individuals
Tor the year is5,, will be expended IN Improving AMI
a1oraihg tha grounds. competent gardener hst.
been employed for the purpose.
july 18th IS d-tt A. c. FULTON
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
II al gatate apa.u
CITY LOTS AND FESr,gd
For Sale and For AN
CITY PROPERTY

among Which arc tly fsIfoyfs,.
NJ i5S-, t.,'s'e Franc iI9use, icsia i.i
tbs sesoud st0r! Oh Sotn si,ie h "a ysl
tween harfiset aId Ripe! p,.le s.ae Ia '''
NO lsl--A Two sEofs Brizs HaG... far..
i'soh H@d f'shth street. 90 lht slug $40
40. i2s--A House On. pirt,. r ,f ga. ~.
81 'aHd-Lo' t, Block =; Itasi r--s.ils p,
eA.h. ngrd Tor iain tH asltttoa.Gs
-. iSi--A large Nss BrteS IIuas, asss,,,
aus EiEbit Ssrstt- mains D. !g.rs5 80 I.
-oN@f--Neii ailPtsd tor large i s,'g, /,
Ibf' "fI idtug trrEfaaip "a a5,aia..5a. III, f.,
60 un.t3ots, giving TO ca-l q 5s.rfr,.
taero Is "a if0rt ~ lia feel De Naa ME-, t;-
Harrison atd eAtcHdwE Dttla ,Ifa..aEEr-
No tSj--A Lot ol tlesgraHr af Il I-za. g..
beautifully siIa-,ed ioT puilts fgsl.l...
feet, s95OG.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
From the Journal OF Commerce
GRANDEUR OF GOD.

Upon tne ptths of n4tars, AMI, waeh all
Its voices whisper, and is silent tang,
Are breathing tae deep beauty OF the world,
knsei at It's simple Altar, and the God
VINO hath the living ~ssers sa2ii be there.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
MULES.

MULES.
nNE srau offrr rate Mates with Wagon M KaF-
oness Tor sale eAsap.
Iaqaife st
lSsLEE'S Nes YORK Store.
July 26.Alg
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04

"a yrlpenpis Is involved in the presep, eontcs,
which hope ihe vp'ersof Seor count, will ifot ,ose
ssAt off, s:sits, - Ia.g.
Mr. Ep!goR:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-04
Bird CAGES

4 SPLENDID assortment ~ plata aai fancy Japan
: \ nea Bra Cages, Of all sizes gaaiiiy ant PR. ;
AT Wholesale aud Retail.
Men ANUS & SHEPHEEp,
jay 20 Corner Second a.d Main.
4 tuDEY's Lsdy's Book tor August.
NJ - At No L. Claire Block.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-26
3s''ariri.|.

Tae creates. Gar i-.;p We have h..." a.
recently il tina: O: a western e.ii;or. y - ,hu,
delivers himself:
1--WE would say 10 the individual who ,to..c
our s!,irt OF the pole. while lying in bed
, wa,iu. for it to dry, that We sincerely hope
the collar may cut his throat "
E' viii vou keen vour c,e on NV horse
NY son willie step in and oct drink
'Y"e, sir.
{S'ranser gets his drink anG: comes o:t.)
Nhcr" Is nv hos =
he : RIM sway, ::
Didn't tell Won to tax" ear, OF him. vou
>,'anp =
No. YOU io''! IN" - keen an eve on him.
and ] did III hc got clean ost Of; siqi,t.'
f."r;! Timctl.. Dexter WIS an Old so,..
'is "ccentri"i,ies would Gil book Aneiell-
'.or "i f.or. !imo'hy Observing him ri,!:n.
one morning with only on" spur on. inquired
the recson.
Why. what is the Use o. the other. said
iis lorlship. hone side Of the hor.a cocs
~" "'|o~ "a"' Stand sill
.A'\!It 8t l.AU'i;iABI!.--in Notes 81
al Array Snrgeon, VIC find the following
| remember one 'iav. in making NV hoen;.
tai r"nHdS. a patient jus: ar,ivc, presented
an ampnt"'rl iorearrl. and in doing -, could
hardly restrain broad laugh: Tie litter was
con:tan'!, on his iaro.
VIVA: is tho matter: this does 70. stri,,.
lie as a sub;ec: of laughter. =
t. |! is lot, doctor. but cxcu.r uc. T lost r,v
arm IN 50 funny way that still larch when
! look At it,"
What vi: :"
III: frat se:raant wanted ~h,y;ny. and
got NE to attend to It. &c ar, coryc~.l ?
ven :"ce:.'er IN front OF his tent. 1; rali,t,
eyed AIM. took him by the noe" and Was m +
applying Il" razor, when a car. no ball came
and the: vas tie las! saw Of his head and
ny arm. Excuse me. ..ortor. fer !ai,cninc So
bn' never saw such a thing before"
in's occurred ;,nr:r.s the siege OF Fort T.
r;r
fEti'T I""D Vol: PAf.-The ether div
lie conductor OF train m our railroad ,l;s-
covered an Irishman in car soon after STAR.
ing ''"'n ZONE. and demanded his fare. Pa.
declared he had no money The con,|ucso,
alter occurring him. tod lin 10 leave IT Tho
MT Stopping place, not far distant. Record.
n"'y Tax was on" of The first to &c. off a. the
neS' station. Fat Judge Of the conductor; ;
s"r.Ii-a and wrath TO find him aboard WIN.
''''> - 'i' Wy. p:' n"' tel .o;, 3, ~
=" >'r' i'...;. Wi, t",.. 49,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-26

and sometimes harsh and severe She was
very unlike Wiliies mother; and he thought
it was Impossible for him ever to love her.
One day, when they were playing tcgeth-
er alone Ccc;!c called Willie frank" and
he aswered, as be often dill, that Frank was
not his name
"Cecile is not my name either" said the
little girl.
"What is it then asked Frank.
My first mamma used to call me Mary"
"And we're YOU taken away from your
mamma. too ?"
IL think 50. but don't remember all abou!
it now" said Cecile. "!t's great while ago..
At first Willie often spoke to Madame AL
berte about his parents but this was sure TO
draw upon him reproof and punishment; &
at last he ceased to speak Of them. except to
Ccciie when no one else was present. Hut
he thought of them none the less for this,
and formed many a plan OF escape and re-
turn to them.
The memory OF his first home seemed to
grow more and more dear to him: and, when
he was eight wears old, he determined to seek
it. At any rate he would leave the home in
TO which he had been forced. which he ne yer
loved ard which lie hated more and more
every dav.
One morning in the autumn ne went ont
to play. and. instead Of returning as usual
went on board canal boat bound to place
in the direction of his native city. lie was
not noticed until the boat was far on Is wa.
and then the captain tool. what little money
he hal as fare, and let him remain On his
boat TO the end of the route.
What could Willie do then? lie had no
money, no friends there. and was. lie tho';.
lar iron his r;.ii.er'> houso-hov ar h. fne,,
TO. lie was hungry and beige, a s"r-e-.
Where cou.d he s|c'c? X locke; around
for SON" place where he could lag lis head
and At last crawlci into an empty cry coc,is
iov. whu~c he slrp. s,.cn,,r
lie knew not what else TO 10: and 81 Iav
~ LAY he begged his iool, and sicrt in box
!, tv mint till his ar2e, AMI manner
avoke an interest in several gentlemen who
noticed: him. His accoun, 8. L;ns..,f j.,
creased their interest. and Wa nn,,,;>b,J :,
ono Of III, n,wen,nc~.
I: MT his iather',c>,. Ar.;n arl SIN
;,l b,roJ ;, evil ~ ,.,
,cl far :, ,,cooo;,, hrs, ,,l I'll ,.r ..,,t
....i !,is roor ;.,v m;;.ht r.. y. ,,i,r AZ AVID
r.. ,,.s.;;n;;;;;r :, A:,, .o,. .
r.. .,,,,I l;,, INV. ,.oors vol waco,
.;,,., :. la .,o,,;,, ,,, .,,
f,,,;l;,r ;,o,. .ho,. a.. ,o,., a., ,:
:, sm;,. N Ills cv, which h.. sa.i o,rx
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-26
Il HI E LEDO NJ A n.

YOU here again NJ" "And sure did you not
say ak aboord -" This was too much for
the worthy conductor, and notwithstanding
the decree against g dead heads, " he was al
lowed 10 pass-U atcriorn Sentinel.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-26
ssOUU For TIE HEALTH

NEACkED WHAT. Taa:o'a. F"lrl Rarcv.
~ E3:H'7..-. !ar.~ : acj Coccl. 81 9: -. =
(, NJ n. - ,v.n,, ~" found -
"';.i T. T. .irYf'>
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-26


L. 'orAi.a'9. y. d. j;.ca. =. !;
y. fleming Il. u. Cl,:.,.,a-lr :.
III. Nils. u. H.. Rochester. \. Y.
-. toatc. i. y >vra.u,e NY
F"f. Dunbar. u. d.. Baltimore, Nd.
SC. nrr;ci, u. il. ID.
". VI. Pose ". r.. Nv York CIV
W.Prcscott. ii. b.. Concord. y. H.
!. t. \cEl.nd. H. y. rica y. i.
Fcv. {. :. I;etT,l. Glenn Snrir.- :. {.
Pamphlets had graft, ii i. {. BINGHAM, A~ent,
and Dru-s>:. ii. i"hl.shurv, ". A!-o 'oil tv
most Of ,hr leading DRUGGISTS in -" adjoining
counties. !. 4. MAEoHI>I X Co. rro,ri".cr,. Cen
tE.3i p"not. "oi Broadway. Y. \. -6,vl-+:.5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-26
Personal Intelligence.
aanwu.ru


AZ the 81 Nieh9las1Gen R1hno Eeheniqne sI presi.
and family Lima; frederco sarranago Lima Commodore
Page Paris Lieutenant Briot French Rev. Daniel
Wise, Boston; Capt. Washburn, San Francisco G. IL Lin
ders, Valparaiso; H. Burguynne San Francisco.
Prom California via Aspnwa in the steamship George
Laws Smith and lady, Cooper. II Rutersers, A
Cinaac, Ellison and lady Hevnor adams Cos Ex
press,, Bisley Hicks md lady "A HumPsries, 9
and servant. Miss EhahA.s .7sm6ht, Cent Z Istoy,
D " LsIoy, zap! frank Baby NOyes ESQ., Cush-
= A Brynner, Baldwin, Mr., Minor. Ma. gimmerso,
Mrs Mitchell, Emma Carter, j. Johnson, Ritch, l.
Smith, Mrs Geld'mlth and daughter. Ruaesl Hunt
lady, Bod.y u Rochester (Gells, Fargo Cos Ex.
strader, lady and son. Capt II smith Whitingham
(Hinkiey Cos Express, Reynolds Mr- sanborn IIo
lister, Stocker Bowers, N Farnsworth j Lepp r
Dunbar, Dessau, ) Scott fordham, Worrsll, Mrs
Disnum, Amy, Bronson, q W seuis p Gawisy, s 4
Collision, sN Csrvalho Quigley, Callahan, Wilder
u Forbes loI gcheniaue lady, three children
SMACK, Z shuber,, Mcdowell Capt d washburn, Capt
CLARK, Lynch, Goodenough, s Campbell, A Antini
A Burns Rev @ Pearson, DR. II Hadcy, Powe, Mrs
Kseney and daughter John Lay, Edinsor FARLEY.
Hale, and 1888 in the steerage.
From Liverpool, in ship Prnceton-JohnIwhArton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-26

between Carystort aud Old Matacumbie, rss.ed s
SURVEYS steamer running 10 the SW inside Tho reefs
2st at $3.50 Pm lat % N, Ion 70 80 W, pssset bark
Denhnm, Of New York. bousd from New orlesn for
Boston,; at Pm, same day. passed Br brig Of Hall
fax showing black and white signal with letter the
black.
Ship Princeton Russell Liverpool yeb with mdss sad
90 passengers tai1 WELD to Frost Feb IT, Stepheu
Foley passenger aged IL years. fell overheard and wsa
lost although elertion made him; 18th.
lat al 80 Ion So 20 passed shp New YORK (of New York;,
Bryant hence for LyerPoo lfh lat ~ Al saw a shoi
Pm, Fire Island bearing n IS miles
Ship Fanny Fs,dick OF Reealandl Crahtree New Or
g. en7i Vas spoken BY brig Heii,n or Deha rs hours
csrdepas The was days Of Hasteras, With heavy
weather from to NV; of the Highlands 20
thons water twice and blown of 10th times to the south
ward Of the Capes Of Delaware Took pilot od Lie Egg
Harbor.
bark Emma Lincoln Watts, Havana, Feb g. with e-sar
segars &c, w Elwell Co. Experienced very heavy
weather lost and split sails, dc.
Brig Mouserrate, Mundy SavAEia 20 days with tobacco,
hides &c, to Mclean Lnty Been 10 days of Hatterts
sehr BAY State Sherwood Boston, so ho-rs Carr ysser
day..
Schr Elizabeth Ann, Lavender. Provincetewn, days.
Steamer Petrol, Jones, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Uncle Toly {oi New Haysnl, from Chneha Island
with gnano to Rley-Reported by potboAt Mary Ann.
rs
Also, one ship, unknown.
Wind during the day WNW, and fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-26

Arsenal for like secret So the holy trple
aiance-African British lad FreDchare in active dis
charge CT their protectorste duties while the dream
'bewsre the ides Of March," is OF effect without
the palace, as find having faith in It. You will
receive with this translation Of the bandos (edct)
and orders which have been issued to the
OF the public confidence and the nerru ption of all bust
ness except that Of making soldiers out of the
tera drawn from the tobacco sctoresths loafers
the colored populations fitting association for the
proud chivalry Of England and France in the task OF
maintaining in the feeble grasp OF Spain the possession
Of this remote colony believe that the course
would be determined If the United States should
declare against Spain under the present weaklng at
the helm of State but that is of my business.
The report in relation to the ssnation of General
Concha, have doubt, an invention for his an
noyance by much in his confidence and that he
acted hastily In the arrests made in of
nunciation made by persons in connection with the
same parties This ia verified by the fact that two
fscals appointed to male investigation the several
cases, have reported that they could find nothing to
verify the charges or sustain them in any way. third
has been appointed with stringent instructions to give
critical examination and to leave possible tracery OF
the supposed purpose Of crime unexplored. 1t /. said
that he has instructions to find the parties guilty of tho
ntenton but this is absurdi,y for General Concha
would not compromise his yet fair fame by issuing any
such nsructons and without order, and under the
influence OF personal fear officer could be found in
Cuba to do the inquitous deed involve the lives Of
their own countrymen Were they strangers it might be
different and have doubt would be- II is true that
finding no cause alleged against the many prisoners
made would have strange appearance, aud would
cause tremendous reaction in public sentiment, but
credulity stsggers under the belief OF purposed
ception General Concha believes In the plot for the
cause Of those advising him is yelled from his obssrva
on while they have the appearance Of being dependent
upon him for their positions, and. of consequence,
welded to his interests. Drums trumpets and bugss
are in our streets day and night; almost sebas
topo-wanting the patriotic devotion Of the Russian,
perhaps, for its defence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-26
Williamsburg City News.

CHARGE OF RAPE.-on Saturday, Justice Woodwork,
Of the Eighteenth ward, committed Joseph schram to
the county JAIL to await trial charge OF rape upon
young German girl named Mary Cast Upon the ex-
animation II shown that the mother of the girl and
accused lived together as man and wife.
BENEFIT FOR THE PooE.-0n Tuesday evening, Rev. j.
g. Inskp is to lecture at the North Fifth street Metho
dist Episcopal Church for the benefit OF the poor Sub
ject-Christanity essential to public morals and
onal prosperity. Mayor Hall and others will be present
aud address the meeting The treasury Of the relief de-
partnent has been overdrawn and the appeals of the
suffering must be unhseded unless further contributions
are made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-26
Herald Marine Correspondence

KINGSTON. ia, Feb Arr Jan 80 brig Dumba Orb
Curry NYork; Feb schrs Elliptic, Thompson do 4th
nora Han lin, Baltimore Sid Jan 70 brig Crimea, Aud.
Cuba
AT Falmouth brig Koyng, Cook, from Norfolk 18th
ut.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb "a 25-Arr barks Chester, Crosby
and Gen. Han mond Boston; steamerDeaware CoPes New
York; schrs Eeaua Sharp, Sharp Morristown NJ: Wood
rsG smms, Mason, New York; 9 Horton, Candy, Egg
New York; Lucy Whetham, Milton Cenuesos, Juniats.
Willard, Portland
CID slip Hippogrife, Howes, London schr Horton.
Candy, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-26

Ship wild Ranssr hence Sept y at San Francisco 26sh
ut 40 days to the equator the Atlantic and days
of the Horn fne weather Crossed she equator the
Pacific Jan lon no. from thence had light winds Jan
lat % 80 lon IL 81 iron vessel Soard
supposed her to EIssh igbtbo, about % feet long
10 feet WIDE feet II water midshps with
large ring around IT, harp both ends and decked over
Pigeon hence Sept H. at do 10Th ult had 4s
TO the equator IN the Atlantic Passed through the Strata
OF lie Marie Nov &C. Was off Cape Horn II days in heavy
weather. blew away storm taysas but received other
TO - eeg Crossed the equator in the Pacific Jan TO- In
lon no. and eight days within 900 miles Of the Heads
light airs and Gains