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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-01

BURROWS, PRETTYHAN & DALzELL.
WHOLESALE DEALEES IN
CI II oC J.. RI l.. s.,
II o N, "a l. 5 g l. 4 5 y,
Wooden Ware, fair, Paints, Oils, &c,
Agents for FairbanE > Scales aud HHHug's safes.
No. 3 Eurrrows' Biocs, Tf"nt -.
ID A Y EN- 20 RI 10 " a.
}. II. D. BURROWS. J. i btLIELL.
api,VI IL ,PEErf.uAE.
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Garbs.

j f.. G. BILLS,
ATTORNEY ASD CouNsELLUR AT Law,
Davenport. iowa.
oRce on Main Street, opposite h. Claire IiUusr-
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4. s. MAXWELL, NJ d.,
OCTEfST & opEsE A oG& >
TENoT0MY & PLASTIC SURGERY,
:. W Corner Tenth and Harrison 2treeEsr
BiNssFUts4', s0ss e.

References.
Prof. II A. AcELs, 81. ID Cleveland ruis.
t. FiEE4toE, 81. u. Gt-Y riaNd, o. Med. zup. Il ID
Asy. Tor IusaEu.
Prof. $ q. AEaoR. II. u., Cincinnati, u.
u. Il. Wo0b, Al. D., &su York, ocuiI-s yNi @#tw-
plastic surg.
Operations lot The removal VI Catarag.4, r3aalz7
ElrIbisniu- squihtings Hare lip, tub-foS .'"a
trActo1 Limb, N.c, sc.
Lag3-JtE,
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and a gTeaLanu FuW5IIuI IunIoi PdlkytuB N4I'
Blood, and inyigorsting the entire system.
tnr ,ga,iieiu,. though prepared nj great eNpeas'
yetthc price u0derate, hAt al soeieii may o.
i.,in IL THOMAS a. HpRLEY,
Louisville, ky.
r-.,Fur sa ie at Wholesale or retail by
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Coal! Coal!

rFgll s,lGs oIlurloy & Co.'S. Troy, al
~, tY.u II \. PORTER HkO X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11
williamsburg City ne WIS.

CHURCH CONSOLATION. The ceremony Of conseorating
Craze church, IN Ccnseyea street. near Lormer in the
Eastern district took place yesterday forenoon before
quite large sucienos Right Rev. Bshop Potter
fiOated, assisted by Rev. D1s Muencaer Of Ohio and
Van Kleek Rev. xessrs A. Gaion rector, Waite of Rs
venwood, Par ridge and HAskns Of the Easern dis
Lict. 7be sermon was preached BY Rsv d. Van Neck,
who tcok for his text 26th Of Psalms, 8.h Rev.
Mr. non eotertd this Geld May, 1863 at which time
there gregstion. A Sunday School was open
I'D # Msy of mat year. with scholar ices the
mleett y'B children and vices commeDced in
the sane room TO congregation Of i've persons. The
CO. ner store OF Gssce cbu ch laid October 1854,
sy tbs Goth of May folio ring Since that time twenty
sight persoDs have been admit cd communcants Be-
.des hs duties uifsoray and superintendent Of his
SuIdsy School, Mr.. Guion has raised the In New
wo.k ef erecting he church. Tie building, incu ling
be veetry Ia nrey two feet by forty four, and viii
I've bpBdIed ersops. fhs basemeDt Is finished Of for
Sufdsy schools TIE entire cost is 66 and, together
with the giouId, is valued o. 81, 0l0 1t Is opened
tree ehurcA.
WILLIAMSBURG rnsPBSsARY The regular monthly meet
Of the trustees Of the Williamsburg Dispenssry took
place last evening The spothsoary, Dr. Hsrdcaste
ported ba du ing the month Of March 23 patients
u.atsd. OF ,hese 100 ma and 173 females. Ma
dvi,y-UDited States, 108, Ireland, l46 EDgland, 9;
Germany 49, Number Of prescriptions 1888.
KINGS COUNTY Observation-Disclosures Of patients received
for The week ending April was 81; born, s. Trans
ierrsd to Anshouhe, 8; to Lunatio Asylum, l. dis
chsTged So; ceces &c g. Remainir &, 46I.
TIE STREATs For several days psst the Street Con-
tractor for the Thirteenth sard been engaged In
clear ing the streets and putting them In proper cond
Gcp for the coming warm weather,
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PeleOnal lntsyIiUea,ce.

The Fre,mo0's Jousnol ssys-,ur distrust Of the
port that Btbop 0'ksily In Ireland February O.
frovss 10 have teen but too well grouf ced gentle
u who sryived In tbe last steamer statee positively
,fst The Bishop OF Hsrtford lett Gresbsms Hotel Liver
yool, with bis turks TO go aboard ths Pacific There
eusibs The ef6Ie, no doubt that he is tbs I" Mr.
O'Rsy" whose is recorded Of the unfortu-
rec passengers. su,h was he utua manner in which
sisbop ORei.iy reeisuftd his nsme
Goveii or Brcome, s F!erics, is visit to Wash
he1n.
First Lieu tparr Harry Love, First Cavalry has re-
DRPAKTUBBs.
Fer Iivpco in the sb Canada from Bostou.Dr
tbstutk wife etd daushter; bfuDe hesers Bach
GoteIhsu, Jr Gro sey, Bksett Mrs Bursh child.
Mr. trs np'ot or we of Bosor Mrs Dove and d4ugh
er BIs 4 tnih Mss hmi h aud Mr. smith, Of An.
d,vei Cs,t night o. fewburyport; hev W Baker, vito
sothtorL ana servant Of LynI Mrs yin do1 and chtt
We Js1t Geeisr, OF Providence Bruckper Hamilton
Ahy FFevs Jcbtyon, vte ana obi G u M Graot, Mas
ter sstLhesd, Messs beppleha ard Davidson Of New
lrt Mf tsit ed 0f Rochester; Corn
,esrd Bcbp o. Hsrtcrd; Pro- Pspcossi vie and two
"; Mrs Moore ard 'nant ~ Baltimore; Stevens, Of
vo ds,rk. y =; Lieut. villa 69h Rexl A; Messrs
esr. 81 quebec; persct feabexiDgon MURRAY, Ro
uscp, Bsyne Bow Smith, OF Toronto sesgrau,
fLud Of Branold q ". h Jowenlocl and Wife, OF Mexico;
~ Saste ard y Gresoresux, OF Lordon Cr,oksr Of
shfe6; u swIi Liverpool; Mattsrson and q a
e~is, OF England De vres wifo aud Children and
terte cf FraDce; O)eop OF Goepburg Agazz Of Italy;
wcC.d. ooh Ie,'deDce Dot ey.n.aa
Yol; JH mtna, ~ Frazer. mon and Alm0n, OF
Hsb'ex; Ferhies of 1orout-7 Total, ~
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tylcDson yesterday mornings do wn train tfom ohNso
due here u two O'Clock melancholy case OF suicide >os
plaoo. woman, name unknown jumped from lie wtnd0N v
o. the saloon. The wero t ul speed and sho In
sanity killed She had with her four children At the tune
sbe made The al jump the two miles wes Of
gos Frem manner exhibited by her during
e evening" tho passengers think so must have beeu nsaDo
The children informed been properly cared for
By Tho people Of this ciyToIao (Ohio) Commercial Apr
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Ths undersigned was passenger In the train In which
the incident above alluded to took place. and seated
immediately opposite to the woman referred to.
The statement Of her showing any symptoms Of In
sanity, having "jumped out OF the window" ia un-
founded. Shs was undoubtedly dosing whom sbrup
CRY of Sturges." " Passeng gers for Sturges" rung
through the sazs, which yet in motion, and the
conductor h~nyhg through, repeated the notice.
rte woman, st.stied from her slumbsr, and pro-
bahg thinking she had passed her station sprang from
~ eat and calling TO her three (nst four children
To follow hor hsstened out of the back door of the car
and doubtless fell through The conductor after the car
stopped back and inquired for the mother VII ,m
the children we're most piteousy calling tor and took
them out
After leaving the station inquired of the conductor
he had found The mother to which he replied In he
gatyU but said he had sent back look after her.
and had left the children with the depot master which
truck me, and 30 told him, very cool manner Of
disposirg Of family.
She naniestiy sacrificed to the hurried mode Of
upshipptrg passengers, whioh is strictly guarded
sgapst In Europe. What Ia the duty OF the company
under such circumAtances do not pretend to say Nv
object merely to rescue the vic,ims from the
change OF suicide AN EYE WITNESS.
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Inter esting fsom Mexico.
SURRENDER OF TIE PUEBLA REvOLUTIONIsTs.
Ikrnrp tha Nav lnlsaus Pinayuua Anrii a


[Fronp the New Orleans Picayune, Aprii4
The Mexican brig Hercules, Capt PurnSr no. arrived
bere yesterday from Vera Cruz ~hch port she left
the 2eth u four days after the steamship Texas on her
regretted. they would have afforded particulars Of
interest in reference to important event. Of the
renee CT which she brings intelligence.
The PueblA revoiutiopists reported to have
rendered to the ment forces Saturday the 2M
ult tho day after Good Friday, and the cay Of ths de-
arure of the Texas Cruz They are stated to
have surrenoered at escretin bu. this Is incompatible
with few details wLioh . passerger the Hercules
tays be taw gwen IA some Ut the Vera Crus capers Hs
saya thsti vas therein reported that psIisy I'd taken
place het~ en- General Who ed himsei in
and OF The Tty0iutionistp, and two ocers oena of
the gostrnpett, he result or which az eemeot
tbst sncb o the r.vo4uopists choe rhoud allowed
to Join the amy, end he rest ia pc. uit,ed to
prtceed e. lheir homts uomoested. Neither Haro
Tems1iz Castillo appeared In the mater,
ncr were they referred 70 In the conditions of
surren6er Tnsee lsst, 1t Ia ssio, were pub
Eshed at full lerg.h in the Vera Cfuz papers.
We hear witn rtgre, that those who a oosi'un
TO foym Ia We Judgment he subj ct consider the
utor is spd the gtver nment indicating that the latter
found th6 lie to ire form err
while the yevononsta have sdopted hs sep merely for
tie purpoe OF gaming time, end seiz,r better oppor
they are erous sbd strong enough to ther
even susl eucceFs.
6oubt the correctness Of tie report the con OF the
surrender: and eItbough we we'll nc rdertsud that
he country Is eto be nusly distur bed by revou.
onists and a. long a. Va pre.ent Population
tsps Of the Puetls revolution will able to re,ive
particular Manifestation of the charscte resesness
of tie people.
Be this 1t may it a some saiefA :t,op 10 thai
the pIeeert at leas munfca i, from Vera Cruz
with the interior freely opeped and thst business
and Others we're 'sfirg Advantage OF the improve-
PARTICULARS shall have to await the arrival
of the Texas, due On the llth inst.
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Police Intelligence.


AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM JUsrU.-Jules Salmon, .
French youth about sixteen years Of sgs brought
o this city yesterday morning from Palma Mass., by
cer Lynch, of the Boston police charge Of being
fugitive from jus ice. The accused u alleged. whils
boarcirg along With gentleman named Joseph Lmosn,
ut No. 26 Walker street. managed to steal $500 In gold
com and watch valued at $50, from the latter with
which he made bis apo rem th city and to Bos
ten. The Authorities ~ the latter cy notified
the nd having traced the accused Palma
cer Lynch after him with to ar
rest and Lvey him 20 New York. Salmon commit
eo for exsnir alton charge Of grand larceny. the
mpDainan, M Limofn, resides ct present at Plain
d.o, New Jersey but the faot Of the pIsonsrs
hsv been teegrsp spheo to him will bring him to this
city INN tdiaey None of the stolen property has been
recovered.
SrAmIEG AssRAY.-On Wednesday night Lewis Barry,
youpg n Cd, received wound in the abdomen
IHcted with knife alleged TO have been used by John
Mach, with whom he bad bssn quanelipg. The injured
usp was tsie to ths New York Hospital for medical
uea,me1t, while Nash wss taken to the Fourth ward
station house, ard from there the Tombs Ponce Court
wotTe he was committed Tor examination charge Of
feloliCus assault.
CHARGs OF HGnwAY RoBlnRY.-Three men. nsmed
John D.nohu Charles Jenkins and Charles Beans were
taken into custody oy Lieut. bingham of the Sixth ward
pt lice, oi arge OF Esss8 violently assaulted and
I.bbec Berry Dubois OF pt ssncok ntaning seventy
five cents The accused It u alleged asrsu.ed tho
plsiDsDt a. be WAS walking In Mission place, Worth
Gate Anthony statet Ths prisoners were committad
for tlai default of hail
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Coz 0s,er's Is.quests.

Tns LATE ACCIDENT ON TIE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD -
An irqvsst vas held yesterday morning, BY Coroner
Gamble upon the body Of the boy, William Lamb. who
and killed the Hudson River Railroad on
uesdsy evening, In Tenth avenue, Twenty sixth
ueet. cbe tvioeno ELECTED the inquest showiog
rha there csrelessDets the part OF the driver
tbe ~ eIipg . verdict exonorated hi from au
cs me The deceased WAS nine years OF age aud was
native OF this Stale.
SUICDs By TAXING IAUDANUM.-Coroner Gamble also
helc inques at ths New York Hospital upon the BODY
Ct colored wcDan, tvent, one years of age, named
Julia Sheffield, who 6isd from The effects Of dose OF
buoanun acn nlh,ered BY herself for the purpose OF
mitupg suicide The deceased very intsmperats
woman. vercict-- Death by suicide" Deceased
LAtive Of New Yori.
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HUslson Cisy New ..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS General 4 X. v. Wright, Of
pposep bas been sppein,4d oy Governor Price Major
General O. the Second Iviriop of 'he New Jersey State
Mihiia, IN pace Ct General Mspteville, decessed.
IRE IirAE1MrnT Mutual Book and Ladder Company
N. l. Euesop Hook and Ladder Company, No. q re-
c.iyec their ucbs las evenirg from the msnusctursrs
IN New York TIE trucks delivered TO the
ferry IN spd the two companies together with
fIEne CGnIsb No l, o Budsen, 10 unifo m, marched
hence ttror g Hot oxen Budson psrseipg the sb eet
tn new city Collstiors served IN Hobohen and
EucaD. One Of these trucks IL 10 be located In The
rnbe ard the ether In the thern part Of the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11

FIRE IN The STATE HOUSE AT Baton RouaE.
A. are broke In the nort western Of tns
ousianA State Housc at Baton Rouge on tbs a0tn ul,
rbich vss extinguished without doisg any maseriSi
smsRe 10 the main budiIg. fhe " wer ocnsideta-
" burnt The acor Of the Hall Of Representatives was
nrnitnre The Are wss Supposed to have originated
ON the oarelsssnsss Of some persons ascending the
W. with se9Am.
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jersey City News.

ForsD DsAD.-Yesterday morning . man named VIM
eIp,os wss iopnd 6eed In tho frniturs store of Ed I'd
P-rtcr Washington street. Jersey City, where he bad
s.p. uYipg he right pon . lounge. He had led .
d,iystso ~. had beeo drinking freely the day pro
v0ry A ccroner's jury enpannelIsd, and some
.,",i,t WIS tahsp. Il was Anjourned 10 meet again
.tsp'px. McIptcsh was foityfix years OF age, cad
y resided in Cssads. II is supposed that he vas
IL cs'ed cy ,yiug upon his face.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.-The health Of our
city still continues excellent The toal Of
ens OF the last weekly report seventy one,
which, In population o. fall zoe coo certainly very
smsn, and indicates a remarkable degree OF general
bealh 1t being only death week to every three
thuu ard of the population This Ia cousidsrsby more
favorable than the exhibit presenter by the mortusry
tables Of New York c for the period and probs
bly, thar by those Of any Northern city Our impression
L. the weekly intern ens Of this o for he psst five
mon hs will rot average than eighty-Neu Orleans
pfc01,,us March 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11

MOUNT VKsNoN-A writer in the Alexandria
Gosee says that Mr. Washingtoo win sell the Noun Yer
non estate to the State of Virginia. but else.
TIE sale to the State Of Virginia. the writer says
not included the recent letter Of Mr.. Washington to
south Carolina lady in which he stated thA, Noun vsr
non WAS for sale The 0asette the beie
tbs tho writer accurately Mr. Wssnng.on's vie
on the eubieot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11

REWARD FOR LIVE IrDIARs-We find the follow.
i,g sppouncement in the Tan pa Floi.a) PsnsA dr.
Csptsip Carey, the sgent for Indian ssirs In Forda
sntbtr zed to offer PR coptd reward premium f,r
Intsns who msy he pured or induced to In for
migration 10 the Wet The following rates will paid
by bim Inoisns delivered At Fort Brooke or Fort
Nyers viz -
Fol each warrior, from. $3.50 to $500
For each woman from. $50 to 200
For .scb boy over ten yesp. from. 100 TO 200
The higbess rste above will be paid for all exce
the rm, ted ridden ard helpless IN which
rate (not iess than he minimum above) Will 10 fixed
the agent Of the board
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tsa l,Olxen City Nevvs.

POLITICAL JoILplAnos.- An 'mpromptu democratic
joa.6cauon wss got mp Hoooken wednesday night,
IN fcpor o, The democratic victtry Dodworths Band
secured for the occssitn and torch ght esson
ess ofmed which marched through the sseeets nstng
at he rssdencee of the successful candidates. most OF
sb,m were at homs.n Meantime bonAres xes kin
ei, fireworks werc discharged, end guna we're arsd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11

AocS0e.ot ON tho PennSyavanls XQahoe0s
Tho eao P. n train from Ptusburs, gslng sast, o.
Tuesday night eonNsng Of two powerful sagnsa, on
baggage car and fftesu passenger cars ~ The ss
at 11S A. NJ, on Wednesday morn ns sixty nilss fros
Pittsbulg and one mile from Lockport causing br mo-
ment or two the greatest conternaton. Tho ave rst
cars contained passengers to the number Of about two
hundred; tho remaining ten empty. Ths aocadsnt
was caused By detective rail- The first locomotive got
over In safety, bat the second turned is right vde
breaking away from the passenger car which took the
opposite direction, and fortunately arresd In It's
progress BY tho stump Of . largo tree, the oonse
quences would have been dreadful. The Psnnsylvania
canal runs close to the side of the road and but for the
above obstruction the whcle Of the would have been
pre- pfated down emhankmsnt Of about two hundred
fest and their occupants either killed their progress
or drowned when they reached the bottom The first
four cars were broken into spnters and marvellous
that no one was killed. About twenty received slight
scraches black eyes and sbrasens but any
moment. The ladies behaved most heroicaly scarcely
scream escsprg from them while they bad TO be
segeo out of the ruins through windows and the oor-
ing Of the CARS.
Mr.. W. Dayi GO, the comedian, and Mr.. Foster, the
manager Of ,hs Pttsbug theatre. with his SON, lad
about seven years age we're in the ffh car having
ortpI stely short tns before the sociasnt, moved
ON the back part tho fourth. They may attribute to
this lucky move their escspe from certain DEATH for the
part Of the in which they seated was shivered
to aoms and forced into the forencst part Of ths afh
We regret to say that Dr. BeekmAn, physician and
fureeen, who vas called At Lockport TO attend the
wounded In issuing from his bedroom missed his foot
ilg AND broke his leg
clearing rte nne but paid very little attention % tie
gers, who hsd much oiouty in procuring food.
They oid not proceed to Philadelphia till p NJ We'd
esday.
Robert N. Weakly, Of Logansport, Ind, and James F.
Winernee, OF Norton Onfo, are the only passengers
Who are Injured to extent both Of ths being bad
~ wounded in the legs
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The ONO RIvER-The river at Wheeling rose
rapidly all day Friday, with about 16x feet y sAter
in ths channel as dark mo Wheeling la9ie NOR ssys
the mountain streams are very high. and the sno, Il
melting freely. heavy rain at this time 10 Dis
sstrous and even without II there may be
ordinary spring freshst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11

r sADULTBRATr0N OF MILK.-The Boston Traveller
informed that mils Ia sdutsra.sd in this couutry
chemi,Al, OF French Invention, of thu nsstsnce OF
r. Giving the mix q col,r ard body OF which /. haa
esn deprived BY free use Of wster, aud aids ,hxt
erscn has lately vited that city from New York Offer
n to teach the mlkmen, for "oonsderatsn hov to
~ this nav Adulterer.
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TRINITY COLLEGE JUNIOR ExHIBrr1oN.-Th

TRINITY COLLEGE JUNIOR ExHIBITION.-The
ripy College Junior exhibition took place last night
Ttpio Hal, every part OF which VAS eensely crowded
be ofthe class Of 57 old themselves
the hole .xhibti being han usually good. The
steekng, AZ general thing vas exceuen the subjects
ae tek oteo and es ed. Altogether the best Of the
Eo,b his matter and manner eEci,ed unbounded Ap-
rlsuse The speeke-s gspera y were much app auded.
witty RESCUE pSogI anime got up oy some Sopho-
M ore VII, bert bavipg lit le fun, was generally
ed In the ball. ard passed without much trouole.
IL created small mount Of Amusement. the whole
exhibition cree table to the college and the class
II n usis by Kccb q orchestra fine ndeeS and was
nsny tbe NOS, trective feature OF the exh dHon-
Hdytford Times, april o.
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WICKED PRIEsT.-Father Morris, the Cath Vic
priest speted at Tsnsqos Pa. for mprop-r attsnt
10 the wife Of of hts parshionerv did appea fM
trial but Rev. Mr. OKese stated that the deinq ient
nsS ss on ccos,, tSat he uE never return. '0p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11

Amour RIGHr.-The Legislature Of Ohio has just
passed Law lini Ing the taxes levied by pors'ei
towns and cities for local purposs, TO Eve mills h.
dollar. This IL an excsl'ent Law, and will oou,t,
prove popular orc. Il ought 10 DO upon the statute
Book Of every State In the Union.
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NOVEL PBNALrY FOR MURDR.-A suit hAs
meposd at the 81. Louis Common Pleas bv Nra
Mary A. Branc, widow against Robert n. 'Bsnnis ser
damage sustained BY the nurdss o hsr husband vhfch
abe hys N $4,000,
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The ChicFgo Tenocro ed ed By Hon John Went worth,
saysWe now satisfied that neither Mr.. Pierea Mr.
Bnchanan Judge Douglas can get th6 homia sdon
They may all three get sory Of the coDven ion on
different bAll,s but there viii be third that viii be
very likely to cheekma.e e her of the three There 10
every probability that the party viii have to the
wooe again 70 pick out stick and the chances are
10 be the issue II Is right that Southern sloud
the standard bearer.
II. Eugene Eastman Is elected Mayor of Green Bay
VIII consin, by sixty maj nity. The advocate says
there strictly parry pomnaticns made but that
tina whole mstter was open for free fight fbe Mayor
Is wlg, and the other ofcers about equally divided
In the New Bedford Common Counsl, consisting OF
twenty four members the citizens have twelve and the
Know Nothipgs twelve They have balloied ffy three
tin fer Speaker ano the result has been invariably
san e--Bourne IL Pbipps IL
Msor Donslscn is called tsthe greasy Tennesseean"
Greasy o. he is, says the New Aibsny Ldgr, 4. .od
mary Know NoshiDgs fEd it very hard to swallow him.
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bkkbOr HOvNE tung The bnHj ara, Htd TdmpOt1o
9 Ye tornentors,") fr m Ross'nps "CerentoiA." 1t
~ very nicely done, and very loudly 8pplaudsd
The amount Of contributions to the furd during the
repipg was $682
Mr. FRAsm sung the old Ecelish slad "The Storm"
,uch to the Subtraction of the company
The ne ur OF midnight rived before the regular toass
"a been exhausted The occasion WAS OF much
leasure to all that participated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11

RICE PLANTIN0.-We learn from planters that
he ent frethets and cello weather ipterfsred
materially with The planting Of the rice crop on tha
On eecbee Aiamshs rivers especially on the ucper
inland p'artatcns. Gene ally the greater p.rs q
the crop put In the ground during the Of March
certainly by the MIDDLE Of April unless the opsra-
H. the planter suspended by frsshss or cau.es
beyond hts control To which event the WORK Of plan a
Ia sometimes continued at intervals throughout Aorf
srd May, even into june. Thus Gar bnt small propor.
uop ~ the upper rice u ds the strsams above sn-
ioned has been planted. We hear Of complaint
he SavsDnsh but not to the ax ent Il ID probA-
ble th ugS No have no tnformstioa to that eo that
the sams causes have oonspsd TO rstard tbs operations
Of the planters the OAtolua rivers. We iArssand
that here was Toe at this place last wssk.-SseassaA
RspNblsc0w, April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11
Foiitical intelligence.

THE CONNECTICUT ELEOTION.
The following is the vote for Governor in Connescut
this year} POM pared with that Of 1856