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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
JAMES McBENRY & co.'s CIRCULAR.

JAMES MCEENRY & co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, May 2, 1885,
ProvIsloss.-Ths demand for bacon is undminishsd-
buyers are very esgar and CHER prices could made
operators not checked BY fear of great increase
f supplies. In beet pork there Is nothing Beef
II plenty and hard 70 sell Pork Ia scarce and wanted.
Shoulders and heavy meas pork and hams all wanted
PAcoN.-Lcr micdles 63s to SIS per cNt.; c. cut,
b2s TO 54s. per cwt. short mindless 53s. to 55s. per
cwt.
CnrTsr-Fine, eos to e5s per cwt ordinary to fair,
BEr,-New, COS. to ZOOS. per ,ierce
PoRK.-Nev, s5s. to 90s PER barrel
SRouIDFRs.-40s. to AS per cwt.
There has sgaip teen large business 10 lard, with
ales exceeding goo TONS at 54 10 $685. being an advances
OF is. For future delivery sales have been made
at 5Os at which there are buy ers and no sellers
TAtIow sells readily at ass.
BRrAns1rrTs The market is strong but NOT lively.
ste almost exhausted The In Tor Qualities are more
ready sold then for long tune. Indian having
beer much pressed exssp is rather lower, but the con.
wBEA1.-White los 3D. lis. per 10 lbs; rsd, 90. q
o.. 3D., do.
FIorR-western canal 2s. a s2s Der 1876 lbs Phiya.
6elpha, &c. sss $685., do; Ohio, 35s. 37s, do.
INDIAN Constellation Cos a 31s. per 480 lbs; mixed,
19s Cd; a sos, DO; white. 2ss. Sos, do.
fned to the immediate wants Of the trade with small
portion daily speculation and the market being freely
bavs decr ed "a per ID. Ia Manchester only limited
bufpess is doipg hdolina Orleans 8hd Mobile 6hd I;
bowels ed stock Of American bales; same time
last year. 81 1877 bales. Sales this week. Hes0 bales
Of which 20 $40 American.
Barring, BROTHERS AND co p CIRCULAR.
LONDON, Friday, I'd NJ IS O'Clock, p. u.
We have to report steady business in the colonial
and foreign produce markets this week. prices Of most
articles continuing without important alteration. Sugar
and bresdstus steady Coffee quiet. rss dull In the
money msrket there Is no change Consols leave of
92 s23s for money, and 92S ae2K for the account.
The West Inc IL steamer which arrived on the Both
uiino brought s93a 600 in specie Of which about half
gold The price for the dollars not yet fixed. Bar
silver g. I'D American eagles 7os 2Kd. American stocks
remain without chang. and without demand. ooehn.:i
du-l35 bags offered during the week. only partly sold.
silver 3d. 3D. g. lid for fair to good bold and
49, Cd g. &c. for mddDg N fine black Tsnsrfe blacks
A.. Cd, silver g. ID. g. lQd, Stock 10th pluo, 9s9
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Personal Intell1pence.

Yesterday, as the passergers landing from the
Asia at the Cunard dock, in Jesy City OF them,
Mr.. Charles Carroll fell and died Immediately just he
stepping from the gang ADk to the wharf He hal
been to France for the Ter eft oil his health.
1t would sppear that the citizens of California
alive to the necessity Of having less hazardous
muncation with the Eastern States than the IN
and Hitchcock, who have just arrived from Califo
and at ae st. Nicholas Hotel. committee
appointed by the citizen: Of that Safe to present,
through the California delegation memorial asking
Congress open wagon road frcm Missouri to CAlifor
MIA within ard through our own territory: The memo.
citizens Of Calf mia and bound in two large folio
volumes, OF pages each, In STYLE perhaps never
equatd by any emorial ever presented to C.ngress
Among the arrivals at the st. Nicholas yesterday, from
Califo, MIA, J. L. Brent, Dr. Bus, and J. R. Rnl
Esqrs ceegatss to the National Convention At Gncia-
Hon. Moses H. Gripnsn and family, of New York, and
Gen. Ssnes, United States Navy, are in Washington.
Rev. Dr.. Dresses A. Browneon of New York, arrived
IN Charleston, s. c., the 18th inst for the purpose
OF delivering course of four lectures.
Prof. Morse, the inventor Of ths electric telegraph
and the Hon. Amos Kendall, are in Boston.
.e,Roo IN steamship AZ M T aS sa and
En- Eos TeDe1 Ara J%nald tamy and two
9t;y,n,s lion Issif! s. as kssohsn:
Warren. ) Baron pT oaIta : Sonnali pursnd d
n m'aS sn Ean
BODY. DIR Euck Van AIKEN, Whitmore, Mr. Brand,
snd ser1snt. DeIscn Capt Rowsn. 0.born. M
ceggi Dr. George 3, hay NJ b. and lady Mr. Shields
Mr. Beswici. Tate, Mr. lIgeniey MP Gondens Mr. CO
S. nSnsPs sss
hard Ms shsphs,d Mr. Pa mes Roet saieI crscss
White, Mr. Greenfield, Carroll, Hutchinson, Brown "
Brown.
.9an, s rn .:s esGsgs x
Weberbee ard lady, Geo Wood MRS Coffin end sister
Davidson Mrs smpssn Mrs Go.hsm ane child Cur
ward Mrs and two children, Mrs Lnsng aAd lad
Ford, Mrs Williams, VIM Payne, Il Vidal aud lady,
Derby He'ton Tay or and family. wlron child
Mrs Myers and child: Mrr Dale Gonklin krnsen and
family, Mrs Hall, Bricssnd, John Nell, Mrs G Van
family, Lindsey, Jno Genre, sam Price. SEYMOUR
Homes Eossr family NJ: 5s.s. Ms; Prize
ford and lady Mr. stone and family Mis- Stone and sister
Toverger and wife Mrs Hardy boy. Robbins. NE
MIS- Miller. D Bue End family, Young and lady
Lowlsnd AID wife GTisse Treat DR. fh 1nh, and
" La Vale, lneh,m Mrs Warner Mrs Harrington. B
Soe and CsmpOs and family Ms snsy
Mrs Packard Abbott lady ard child; Sherry. II Craig
WIN siis, avis, " fsgg JAS Cogsvsll stenhart,
J " Cham berain, VIM Watts. Harris Rude. W
Grof, Pesrson Mavin @ Mayin, Stanford, NJ Rob.
Geo Robson, Lieut. Chapman, n; Mr. s,errA Mr. Trae
Marines Cspt lawrence Mrs Curtis Dennis Mrs 0uvon
child Ran Rupnes bearer of despatch es from Panams
Court Calendar-This Day.
SUPREME CoUkT-Circuit-Nos. sos. b06. 5U7. E08 509
&c. s06 163 414 213 a51 1868, 1869, 51l, 512 51s.
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schr Effort CSr. Klrg. Horton Ms va Boston with pota
tees, 70 } w Hisgips.
schr Pilot Fh (o Bosop Halst St John, M days with
lumber To order
echr Mary Robblpp, kevbern, Gays
echr Msrtbs, Murray, fe~bern. g. DAYS.
Pchr Monnzuma Penny kewberu. NO, lays
echr John Bes;ty We2cott. Ederton
Echr FrsLk. LarRdon. norfolk
echr Mary AcelR,de, Ravis virginia
Schr Banquet, Bartlett Vrgirs
kcbr Barnard, STYLES. virginia.
echr Brown Triox Virginia.
Sthr Mary argccn, 5'm0a.on. RocklAnd.
Schr Post Boy. - Roctland.
kthr AIDE side Clarke, Ellsworth.
Propeller Pefrort Pest Baltimore
ProT eler Chas Orgocd kharpe Pyovidsrce
Wind at RISE BE- meridian, de- sunset light from the
South, with rain.
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Legitimate Passports.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

BERLIN, April 20, 1856.
Through he columns OF the HERALD you would do we'll
TO warn persons in your city lest they hereafter become
the victims Of great abuse there prsctised
Though no other power in country than the State
Department At Washington issue legitimate pass
ports, yet the Mayors New York city or the fee of
have been In the habit giving passports to persons
not yet naturalized for 'All the continent"
As evidence Of the which result from
this abuse can state that few days SINCE worthy
merchants who had made affidavit 10 New York OF their
intention TO become citizens Of the United stste came
over here Tor the purpose OF attending to their business
In Vienna with passport signed by the Mayor Of New
York city This legation Tin obedience to orders from
others These merchants, therefore, greatly TO their
suruD) found alternative left them but TO return
tot York, when the Minister to this Court (who had
ample evidence Of their claims upon his projection BIZ
his personal exerons succeeded In procuring for them
an Austrian passport. Z. g. ". BCTLER, Jr.,
Secretary Of the United States Legation at Berlin
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~ ~ ~~~
ENlFTEEN1H STREET PkEsBYrkRlAk CHURCH, Bt
tween irving place and Third avenue The pastor Re
% Rs% WI on ai
witch and Sixth congregation formerly
plying st. Johns BAIL Of Delaney and Bowery, hs
transferred III meetings to the Jet Assembly Rom
Sunday morning me usual hour of meeting This assoc
ton Of believers has identity with Of the sects OF Chr
endom Pro'esAn or papist being satisfied that they are q
In theory and practice An apostacy from the truth.
MACDOgGAL STREET BAPTIST CHURCH-TH
presch in above church Sunday morning next the lS
INST at halt pss 10 O'Clock; the Rev. Mr. Backus, at p
apG the Rev. Dr. Brown, OF the Burmnh mission q halt %
Pm. d. DUNBAR, Psstor
MEMORIAL. OF BISHOP WATNwRI 3Hr-CHUaC
1M corner Of Hammond street and Waverey place.
Sunday 20 morrow the following clegymen will ocisfe
ks1 John W. Clark; y H. Rev. a. MnSisnbsrs b.
~ God wiling In the church West Twenty ninth stre
between the Ninth and Tenth ,pues, Tomorrow the 10
os The hs @ The
to this now enterprise are invited to attend.
DIV. DIR. HAaCF, OF Albany WILL REPEAT. Z
LII special quest bis 1.-The Antiquity Of Prea
and Rise OF eec8ranism tomorrow Sunday evening.
oelccf, in the tecond avenue Baptist church (Rev q
DOMANIsM AND CHRISTIANITY RBv. Oh MA,
IL MRNAMY, formerly of the Glens Of Antim and recon
Of the Irish Missions OF Scotland. will commence
between and Ihr.y third Streets tomoer
evening, at ~ o'clock The public are respectfully invited
NAV EsTMINIsTER CHURCH--TWENfY.sRCo
w street. pesr Eleventh. Avenue-Rev. David Keunet
Pastor There will be three services 10 this church
ing, atIO O'Clock A. NJ; the Rev. O. g Riggs Of West Ne
ton Pa in the afternoon, at 81 oc'ock M the Rev.
Kenipciy win preach The Annual sermon. Al 7X O'CLOCK
NJ, when a collection Will be taken up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
Address OF the Emperor Alexander to the
Russian militia.

The Journal de 81. PersbTg of April % contains the
following order Of the day. addressed by the Emperor
Alexander to the embodied militia Of the ennpire:--
Soldiers Of The Militia-By his manifesto OF Jan. 80
1885, late father Of glorious memory calico You out
to reinforce armies for the defence the
try and TO this appeal of their father his children hearth
ly responded. The whole Of Russia up, ANNA ted
with sentiments Of love and boupdless Devotion and
where cohorts took up for the faith
the Emperor, and the country Soldiers OF the militia
you have constituted these brave you left your
hearths al jour families TO partake in lAbors ard
privaoLs OF the regular army, which Injured 10 bat
tie. Like that army you have given example of pa.
thence, Ct ncomabe resolution and entire obedience
prepared to sacrifice al for and for Russia, which Is
80 dear to us all Many have sealed their devotion with
their blood, and have found glorious death amongst
the ranks Of the brave defenders Of Se,aop You have
displayed to the world tho strong win with which the Rus
sian peops animated To day the has closed and
whilst thanking for your devoted services say
to you return In peace soldiers of the militia TO your
hesrths 10 the bofoms Of your families. to your former
cccupati and dulles and continue to afford to those
in the midst OF whom you are now going TO live,
ample Of that order and obedience which you have
teen always distinguished in the ranks of the embodied
militia Of the empire. As souvenir of your signal
vices give ALL from the general to the SOL
der the right OF wearing the the distinctive
mark Of tbs militia, riding to special reputation
which have confirmed this day. Jet this be the
badge Of your zeal for the public welfare during The
traordinsry Circumstances OF the war which has just
cloeed. ALEXANDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
THE VERY LATEST.

fBY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
THE INDEPENDENCE AND INTEGRITY OF TURKEY qua
RANTEKD By ENGLAND, FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
LONDON, May 3, 1856.
A treaty between her Majesty Queen Victoria the En-
Peror Of the French and the Emperor Austss ggaran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

The adv ces received per the overland mail from Aus
vessels snd the amount OF gold in eacs -s.esonhsath
81 967 ounces; Thames, Al 788 ounces Statesman H.
1893 ounces: Sutana 10 625 ounces; II. NJ s. Fantome,
5000 ounces spd Indemnity. 1857 ounces-in al, 146
336 ounces, Of the total value of at least 1855 OOO
The following table will show the fluctuations in Con-
sols cfpco he nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

C nuegos Grant, Cieniuegos- Ponvert
Bark Pes'humus Nor, Shack, Mlramichiw schmid, 4
BARK Rit,ercbaf (Mect), wal.man St John NIB Punch
Blk Iireoin GerS.slas ssnvits:s ) Perkins, w.
Brig Fredclia, Lord, Cienfusgcs-C 4 EJ Peters;
BIZ lay cSsp%.n Fr!s ssr%4s.-Heds P frta
s.Ix g. Sess!ss: IS ssvsq1ss FsIs'H. 70
seif Dahvilie, Chester. Rlchnond- 6 Il Pierson.
sss 5oSn
lssr hs RssIs,nS.y Lewis
s sS Es,.;s hs s K: hy:sss::
soop Midas, smith. ProvideDce-Naster
seop nrsgon, Rh.ces Proyi N1 %,s-l
ARRIVED.
msh Ak @ d systpSS M s d ss. .aS
Zip Uscs Joe soy.en from Baltimore for Lvegoof lots
!: ss:s' ~ . Ss = =.
ss BaS sah ground vpper Middle. %ssrs
G. ss law III %
with specie and passengers to Roberts llh inst NO lat
lsss, sousa 0''- showing sup
Win Dss % Mel ss4y .ns a.
ire SiS iSs candy H0S. SssT,sg NV s0 miles
sR pn GoDsuI sesSsr HsMs Apis with nd.s and 20
BAH sises Howsns rsslmo March passed Gibraltar
Aprfl b, Will UuiL 70 buIBes bermu-
d. chin Lady Peel from Plymouth, y, for Bermuda
II. Las heavy wsaeriy during the pas
sst and ra'sins 10 Brewer Caldwell.
Brig Return Orb Roberts, Crab Isand. PR 70 days, with
ear TO Master. -
Brig Mystic (of Mysc Fish, 81 Marks IS days. with cotton
10 Snalwood Anderson Co.
scbr Miranda of New Hayea) - 81 Barts, May 8, win
fruit 0fmArn. Nay lat Is 10. Ion 81 spoke ship Wa
a@bury q nav 0g e from h.yrs for nsw or p
w sn sugar .sS CO..
sebr yo.re or Ellis ST Thomas 30 days, With hides. salt.
ActoJ BIaie,
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WINES AND LEQUORS.


NLARET CLABET CLARET i~S5 IS PA DOZEN d
~ vered In the city tree of BrApdies, Wines
guar anteed represen at Wholesale prses Ale ont
DO for smly ut PERSONS medicinal, l5 eecs
street. block west from B,wery, and 6I Hudson sire
corner of Jane.
- r. MESSENGER 4 CO.,
hs % Fulton street, New York,
sole importers of
MEssENGPDs LONDON CORDIAD GIN.
Also offer for sale to the trade from United States bond
warehouse duty paid families in quantities to suit
wood or glass,
CoGNAc, LONDON DOCK AND
Rochelle brandes.
MADEIRAs. LONDON PORTS
Duff Gordon pale aud
Pemartin brown shorr
Clare,s different grades.
MUMM's HEIDsfECK AND
Charles Hetdsieck champagne.
Still and sparkling Catawba
AND ISABELLA WINES,
by the bottle case, at Cincinnati prices.
HOOKS ETC,
LONDON roR1ER BROWN STOUT,
SCOTCH ALys, WORCESTERSHIRE SAC
SARDfNEs,
and The leading brands of
GENUINE HAVANA sEGARs,
al OF which are strictly If the fra. quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
MARlTlMk lNfELLIGENCk.
Port Of New York, may 16, 1885,

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoHR-Tms
AZ NOON morn "a
sErs..............7 ii HIGH wArE2. morn IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
A REsPECTABIK, INTELLIGENT BOY WANTED
n gentemsn's ONCE, 81 Pine street. Salarv. first
months, Ia per week. Apply between II and O'CLOCK
cay.
RoARD FOR AN INvAIID.-THB BEST CAFE
ID attention will be gvea TO lady Invalid roqumin9
services of experienced attendant who 10 fananar
every necessity Of the sick chamber. Address A.
OF A. swsrs, Rpq, Chatham square Post once New fort
@O EOt., INTHRFST IN ONE OF TIM MOST VA
pA.OUO able and useful Inventions OF tho day q
sold Al mmense sacrifice References giyen 70 inqnt
of the Highest standing and responsibility who al say
surpasses thing IN existence for mnkinG speedy and
snse fortune 500 per be roali3 within the
three month"; The invention requires only 10 be apprecs
None but respectable parties treated with No agents
andy. Addres. With real name aud address, ., H., %
efce New Ycrk>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

CLEARED
Steamship Hem ann Higgins. Bremen-C SaAjs.
Steamship kcinLurgh. Cummings Giasgow-J Nc 3y
Ship Isaac Webb BryenH tverpool-C II Martha Co.
Ship Sss Wright Freenl8 Lverpool-Willisns Guion
Ship Mscsuley, Rogers, Liverpool-kverett6 Brown.
Ship Cbatahoochee Mason st John, HBsurres Chairman
GCo.
Park Maria Magdalens. Willismbreit Roterdam-Boonen
Graves Co.
Bsrk Hayes, shyerick, Buencs yres-w DeForrest
Bark Kong Hskin (Ncrl ealverson, Lsbon-W Schmidt
Co.
Bark Cs niuegos Grant, Cienfuegos Pouver
Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

Court Calendar-This Day.
SUPREME COUkT-Crcuit.-Nos $685. sos. 5u7. E08 500,
51O .O6 163 414 213 a51 1868, 1869, 51l, 512, 518
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The amount OF notes in circulation s fl9 926 go being
decrease Of EOS 1885, and he stock of bullion In both
psrtn ents is &c. l22 130 showing decrease of fl5 co.,
when compared with the preceding return.
We have no change to report in the bullion market
this week. fair business has been done at former
quotations. There have been several arrivals OF specie
ard gold dust and fair quantity hes found Its way
The BsLk Of Erglaso. There has increased
rsnd for money and an impression prevails that there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-SfALES.

A YOUNG MAN q YEARS or AGE, WISHES SIT
IA uafn writes good hand, and thoroughly understands
the keeping of accounts; would al the ONCE OF clerk p
In store drive horse and cart and would happy 70
make himself generally useful Can produce the besteco.
menas;ions Address d., box iS7 Herald Office l. d.
OF Mr.. Kelly. corner Of Add st., and III avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

A RESPECTABLE BOY, IS YEARS OF AGE, wTsHES
"A situation in grocery liquor store or 70 drive
make himself generally useiu to his employer or wiling
house trades Can bring COED reference rou
bis last employer, required Please call No as We
18th ST. between 9Th ard 1h avenues in the rear for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

A LAD, II YEARS OF AGE, WISHES EMPLOYMENT
"A of kind writeAA good hand and would study tho
terost Of has employer has objection to leave the city Al
dress E. Fivey, 1S7 East 18th st,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

VALLEY BANK OF MARYLANp.-Thc
chairman Of the meeting appointed to
take measures to secure the holders of
the bills on the Valley Bank against
loss, states that the receiver of the bank,
At Hagerstown, hos given notice that
the bills Of the bank win all be re-
deemed u tAs Lslands are SOLVENT.
The circulation Of the bank proves 70
Be about eleo. 900, and the indebted
nsss Of The Lslands 10 sufleienA il il il
paid 70 secure he bill hsld~, against
lesA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
NYArNgSs IN NEBRASKA,


We always did like neat people. We
always did cherish kind OF tender feel
ing for all neat women. But we never
were really "struok" by one until last
week, and the way Of it was this: We
we're 'ous west few miles and got be-
lated, looked for . plsee to stop over I'LL
night, found q cabin, asked il We could
be accommodated, and . tall, woman
with freckled face, red hair, Buffalo skin
moccasins, buckskio dress aud freesoil
baby, said she "reckoned We mout.''
We got of our horses, hitohcd them to
q cotton wood corn crib and went in.
We asked for supper. We got some bs-
COO, molasses, broilsd pumpkin AMI corn
dodgsr. We ate heartily.
Ate. meal was past the woman said
to the oldest girl: "Sow, Doddy Jani.
you have just got TO ep tia. old slut
and them ere pups FROM sleeping In this
ere meal box any longer. 10 msking
THE strangers corn bread, was first nat.
urally pestered to death picking the
email hairs and dead heas out Of it, that
came OF from them pssky dogs. And il
they eleep in il . week longer it WON. b
ft to est"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

SrAcYyILLn.-This place is pleas
antly located on the Little Cedar. east
and north Of the center OF the county
of Mitchell, Iowa.
There is a fine stream ted hy hume
rous springs running through the town
plot. thus atfor,ling an abundance OF
the best water. Last July the first
house was erected now there are about
a dozen neat frame houses enclosed, a
fine saw mill going up.
The proprietors, Mcs,rs. Stacy, have
made ample arrangements for an Arad-
cmy, having reserved 40 acres for that
purposc.-MitcheH Republican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

NSssAsKA NAy1xRs.-B. b. Chap
nan. the inaetssisablc delegate in Con-
Sreas tor Nebraska, has introduced a
bill to establish the office Of Surveyor
General In that Territory, and also a
bill to complete the capitol building at
Omaha City, in the Territory of Ne
braska, and for securing to said Terri.
tory the square ON which said capitol
10 being erected, and the other public
grounds in said city, and for othe,
pusposss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
Ef The Patent nt1sco Rsw,.,

~ The Patent Office Rtpor, speaks
OF ten different breeds of Horses in
Russia. Some ofthem are hardy breeds,
which 1t is thought might tie introduced
into the United States. Those in the
northerly province OF Archangel are
described as quite small in Nze, but
very strong. They are satisfied with
very coarse food, even with moss, new
er tasting oats, which do not ripen in
that region. s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

The Newark Mercury, in . recent
article, said :-"General education i, an
infallible specific against Buchanunism.
You point W to q dliapidated school.
no 90 and . miserable church, and We
will show you locality where the sham
democracy obtained swinging majority.
Look upon the census and find .
country where hundreds OF people cannot
read, and it will require no expresses to
indicate ito returns on election night"
Upwsrds Of one million Of dollars 10
spent annually for educational purposes
in New York, and ys, that city gave some
10000 majority for "Buchananism." "
Nesrly a. large majority was given
for Mr.. Buchanan 10 Philadelphia and
yet Philadelphia is noted for the number
aud excellence Of her schools, colleges
ssd universities. 1t 10 not the first time
that the enemies OF democratic principle
have claimed for themselves oil the lear
mig and oil the dec, nov.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

LAND ClAIN>.-A large number OF
the best selections OF lanss in the north
crn part of this district arc claimed by
PERSONS Who never inteud 10 Remove
upon. settle OF enter them. They
make no Improvement, but simply
cut their names upon trees, intending
10 sell their rtght to some person who
wants it for "A farm For these claims
a, high as twelve hundred dollars have
been paid they are not recognized by
law, 10 attention is paid to them at
the Land Office, and the people who
are interested in the settlement OF this
section OF the State, will protect him
who settles in total disregard OF such
claim, in preference TO one who makes
claiming business, and has ITO right
either in law OF equity.-Fort Do,tqe
Senf,aei.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

eCApE De VEaDs.-A letter from an cfiic-
er of the U. s. ship Jamestown, dated Por.
to prays, Oct.Y, says:-e In consequence
OF the prompt relief afforded by the people
OF the United States aud other places, the
famine. which at one time threatened 10 al
most depop0late these islands, has ceased
and they having been blessed with copious
rains, it 10 believed that there will not he a
return Of the calamity"