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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-28

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VIM + Baker, Christisna, Ia
David Rugre, Lsbauon c., rs.
Samuel Hatfield, Philadelphia
H. ToTrey, Philadelpaia.
james Il Price, Wilmington, Tel.
Joshua Beel, Basyn Rouge Ia.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia.
DIP Forest, Bucks CD Pa
Augustus Linn. Guernsey 90, o
d Bronaugh, Msyssills. Ky
Grsbrisl hear, Lancaster %, Pa
Herman C 6uiss, Philadelphia
Geo NJ OFT, Lycoming CO, Pc
John Mctey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bayers, Brooklyn, N
5 Tucher, Salem, Arkansas
jaime 3 CrGge, MaIon Co, Va
NJ Bsal, Clarified Co, Pa
BENZ Edmonds, Butler Go, 0
Mr. Kirk, Msysvills, Ky
B W 4 Noble, Chicago. Ill
AL Ride, ~schuyIkili %, Pa
G = Mason, Philadelphia
DuNt1 Clark, Msysvills, X
, kingsr, Alexandria, We
DfHsrt, Evansville, Ind
Joosph Petit, SsIesn Co, n
1Torrsy, Upper Sandushy, o
Jacob Leonard, Philsdslphis
d v C ailpia, WilHiagten, Del
v C MeIntirs Northampton Co =.
y K Plster, Wilmington, Del
Ii 8 II Sohpson, Potter CO, Pa
Mp NcEwsp, Philadelphia
DN j Morton Pool, Wilmington, De.
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xxxlvtA Cengress..rlrst sessien.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-SEsATE.-Mess.
Brodhead, Douglas and Hale favored the res.
elution to adjourn July 2stb, and it was pass
ed.
On motion Of Mr.. C~nittenden, q resolution
was adopted directing the Committee on Ju,
dietary to examine laws relating to the sue
cession to the Presidency, ia case of death
VI both President and Vice. President, in case
they deemed future legislation on the sub.
ject necessary to report bill or otherwise.
The rules were amended SO as to make it
the duty Of the presiding officer 70 call Sen
ators to orders, whenever they violate par
liamentary decorum.
"a bill was passed for the construction Of
q military road from Missouri via Great Salt
Lake City to Carson Valley settlement, on
the frontier OF California, and for the estab.
ishment Of military posts and the sinking Of
wells therein.
HoUsE.-Mr. Ravens said he was against
the bill unless it be essentially modified
He thought the action thereon now would be
premature; the House should first have the
report of the Select Committee on Kansas
Affairs in order To determine the source Of
the present disorders in that Territory; he
would favor no extreme measure; he want
ed to meet the question on q broad basis of
fact, governing bis conduct without refer
ence to North or South.
MIR. Grow gave notice that he will, on
Saturday, move for previous question in the
bill.
Mr.. Morrill,, from Committee on Terrific.
ries, reported a bill to punish and prevent F
the practice Of Polygamy in the Territories
Of the United States, providing . penalty Of
$500 and imprisonment of not less than two
nor more than Eve years. Mr.. n. said there
was but one dissenting vote in the Commit
tee, and the only difficulty was as to the
power to legislate on the subject.
Referred TO the Committee of the Whole |
on the State Of the Union.
The remainder of the session was devoted f
the consideration Of territorial business.
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Old Brass and Copper Wanted.
TEE undsrsisnsd will at ali imss psy he highest
= cash price for old Bsssa and Copper.
Juns2 81 dtf 40 r.. MERWIN,
Al Dasenpon Gas O1ce.
IInl bbls Louisville Cement In store and for sal
wv by DALzELL Il Co.
80 DALZELL & Co.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.

IOWA LAND AGENCY,
WILLIAM ALLEN.
Attorney and Counsellor ct Law.
LAND AGENT. AND RAJ. Esr
BRUKEH.
Post Office Building Brady Street.
DAVENPORT, iowa.
Collections promptly attended ia IA ali pay.. NJ ,ss
state; Lands entered md rarrantslocated iu ali Isnd
Districts OF inc State, Money Invested and Tsxes naid
0r non -residents; Money lsaned on unepeumhs,sd
Zeal Es ate security; Farms, Houses and Lou Icsssd
Zeal Estate of all kinds boughtand sojd on Cammisia
sion.
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DEMOCRATIC" MrErIse.-We observed
handbills posted on Thursday for a meeting
o. the Democracy a, the Court House on
ne evening of that day, but after the strict
est inquiry we cannot find a man who was
'here' that we might obtain some informa.
aon in respect to the proceedings. The
handbills announced as speakers Judge
srant, DR.. Cook and Christian Rsub, a
herman architect-being very careful to
exclude the names of Hubbell and Dow $50
thatit there were a meeting 1t was conduc-
Ted with q little more proprie.y than the
ourlesque Of the Saturday evening previous.
haoTHEh CATHOLIC CHuKcH.-On next
sunday, we understand, that the corner stone
u a new Catholic Church, of which the SER
wees are to be in French, Is to be laid on
the corner Of Tenth and lie Claire streets,
GEAR the residence of Mr.. lie Claire; that
gentleman with his accustomed liberality
being al the expense Of erecting the build
ing. Those of our citizens u~nacqusinted
With the locality designated, would be sur.
pFsed to observe the number Of new.and
mostly substantial brick buildings that have
psen recently erected in that neighborhood
several OF the finest dwellings in our city
are there and as they are mainly occupied
oy citizens of French descent, hence Mr..
1t Claire's idea of building a church there.
w L. DAYToN.--The National Iateligen,
Ger speaks in the following high terms Of
The PEoFLE's candidate for the Vice Presi
dency:
The Philadelphia Convention has, with
ohsnimity honorable both to its w judg
ment and the object of its choice, ncminates
iof the Vice Presidency William l.. Dayton
81 New Jersey, a citizen of whom il may tru
y De said that If he has in the whole coun
uy any superior as a statesman, he has no
IN uhe whole country any superior in the vir
.ues and dignity of q gentleman and the at
E'susss Of patriot.
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Later from caliiernis.

Asut from Calltor0i6.
New ORLEANS. Jdne 26.-The Grenada
brings dates from San Francisco to June s,
received At Havans. Casey and Cora were
hung on Monday 20. Same day King was
buried. The Vigilance Committee had a..
rested several other desperate characters,
including the notorious Yankee Sullivan
The latter committed suicide June lst in
his cell in the Committee Rooms, leaving
a confession touching the election in San
Francisco. The oPPonents Of the Vigilance
Committee attempted 70 bold 4 meeting on
the I'd inst, to denounce the COMMITTEES,
but it proved Q total failure.
Several murders in the interior are re.
ported.
Rumors were rife that Johnson would
ca II means into requisition to suppress the
revolution. Nothing had been done a yet.
These rumors, however, created much ex-
element throughout the State, and word
was sent from the interior that thousands
were ready to march to the assistance OF
the Committee.
Sacramento alone offered to furnish 1000
men.
The excitement was on the increase.
Martial law had been declared ut San Fran
cisco.
The Committee were determined on car
rying out their measures, and continue TO
make arrests. s
The opposition were organizing with 500
stand Of arms.
II was rumored they intended attacking
the committee rooms which were strongly
guarded with two pieces Of cannon before
the door, loaded with grape shot.
All journals excepting the Herald, side
with Committee.
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Horn FAcIIITIEs.-The Philsdslphis
Ec<aias Journal contains an Interesting
letter, written from Davenport, in respect
ts the growth and prosperity Of the great
West. "Tbe great want of this town."
says the writer sis fret class hotel. There
i no better point in the West for one that
would be kept 10 proper style. A magnif-
cent hotel in Davenport, on the plan Of
some Of the larger houses in St. Louis or
Philadelphis, would be Of immense sdyant-
age to the place, as well as to the proprietor
Of the house himself" We understand
that . projects now on loot to organize q
Joint stock company, to erect q hotel cor.
responding in dimensions with the idea
broeched by the writer. The site will be
in the neighborhood OF the depot. The
matter has been agitated 90 Omen before,
however, that we have little faith in its
performance, though it is quite evident that
our city from its RAPID growth and incress.
ing Importance. requires more extensive
hotel facilities than It nov possesses.-
That such an investment would insure .
handsome return we have NJ doubt, nor
would any one question it who is at all ac-
~susinted with the vast amount of travel to
this city, much Of which passes on and
which would be detained here were the
ineucemen, proffered OF 3 frat class hotel
in the immediate vicinity OF the Depot.
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SALOON.

T,Hk subscriber, obliged for the 1sttsriag patron.
! age hs has received, informs hs friends and The
public, that he 10 sill prepared to
Them at his Dining saloon. In The basement Of Dsv-
snport's new block, corner Of Second and Main
STREETS, oPpesits AsLs cisirs House Dinner ever,
,Ics-CTsans seAa and Aiasral Watars.
STRAWBERRIES reoeiusd every day during the
season. JOHN ATKlk.
June l4dtf
Desirable Property for Sale.
nNE Of the finest farms In the county, S4 acres, only
Vs. miles from Davsnpors IT'S acres In fence, lao in
cultivation, lSO aeres timber, living water, larry orchard,
| . good house with rocms, barn, outbuldings, ETC. etc.
jan . ladSm JULIUS CE.
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Selling Rates Of Exchange,
By COOK Il SARGENT.
Fsrt Des M0ines Land Agency,
LAND WARRANTS.

THE nndersigned have for sale Land w,,,,,,.a,
L diferentsizss, which they will sell for essh or a.
time 70 suit purchasers. W
They will pay particular attention 10 selection .rs
location Islands In Porn Des Moines, EoYt I,odse
Chartan and other Western Land Districts, Aisoso
and land businessgeneraiiy.
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COLUMN OF
ELI ADAMS & co.
..rrr. vnn,A uno. ~.m.


ENOR JULY just received, being the eommence
IL meBt ola new volume, prizes Is cents sScb nam
DER; suDscfiptio ns rxestyed VI S2,so per year III
.sThE IOWA BOOK k0Okg,n
No 80 Brady Street, near the Post Office.
omol3 ELL ADAMS q co, Z
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CHARLES W. STEVEN

Ipurchassi one OF X. 4 j. N. Ciark's Flour Mills, some
time since, and after a trial OF several weeks. l feel that
/ can scarcely speak Of it in too high terms. | have besn
make better -four with this mill, and u larger yield, and
run it with more ease 10 myself, than any mill | have ever
seen. A number OF millsrs have been in to see il, and all
saw they arc we'll pleased with It's operation. 1t Will
y1ind with ease twelve bushels an hour. and can be run
With from four to six horse power. l would commend
miilers to give il q trial, andI am certain they will not
wish to return to the old plan Of milling,
ss ELISHA McRISSICK.
CHIcvao, December 4, 1859.
have this day shipped by railroad 20 my place, (Melu-
gins Grove, Lee %, ul.,) one Of Clsrk's Patent Portable
FIGURING Mills, purchased of Mr.. n. McHssick, Of Chica'
70. which l have seen running while in his possession,
and / can ray, without hesitation, l believe It TO be the
best mill now manufactured ofthe portable kind, both for
convenience and performing the work in good order. And
further, l can say, afss having investigated tho suhaecl
70 q considerable extent, l have no hesitation IN saying !
prefer small stones to large enss, as the nour IL more gen
orally ofs lively nature, and gives better satisfaction &c
the bakers, oHNSON AL
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Green Curtain Paper,

NV lDE, aud sstlRsd on both aides, also,
w WALL PAPERS, various qualities;
bukIERs,
FIRE Board fattsrns, de-, Just received al
1t The Iowa Book Rooms
No. 50 Brady st., near the Post Office.
Smo6-u Eli A 81 co.
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r,r.z PROM THE MIHr.-We were some.
shat amused yesterday at witnessing an IL
la,tration Of the system which furnishes US
With supplies Of brsad-new paper money
s,om the banks OF distant States. A
gentleman was paying a small bill to a mer.
chant, and happening to remark onthe beau.
" and freshness Of the notes he had handed
20 him. the merchant replied that that made
no difference as they would be returned to
Il. bank in the afternoon, As the bank In
vhicb he intended depositing them was the
SAINT from which his customer had procured
them, the latter remarked that he had told
The banker he would put the notes in circu-
l.t.u 20 that they would not Be returned for
:, least . feS days,-and to prevent their
going back in the same unsoiled condition,
h. crumpled them together in his hands, and
made them look as though they had seen q
little service.
II might be supposed by the u~nenlighten.
cd that before bank-notes could reach our
ci,y through the customary channels Of cir
sulsdon, they would bear some marks of the
operations they had undergone. But such is
ths superiority Of our facilities for the intro
duction Of currency, that we receive notes
!. fresh and unwnnkled a. ifthey were issu-
id by banks which were chartered by cur
own Legislature, and paid taxes into our own
treasury.
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lnese lands we're selected many years aro. ana
comprise some OF the best lands in scott co,nsy
anS nsse never been before offered for sale.
- - COOK G
FOR LEASE,
odS3,4& ) In Block 70, corner Of Rarnam anJ
Api7d IT, COOK &
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Mr. John C.. Dsvie has this day bee, .du,,
4NA tee g Farmer In our firm. The busiaess nj,
name and style. COOK & sapGTlT"
ayeupor A nriifa. raSs
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GUN NUCILAGE,

L OR Bankers, Lawyers, Counting Houses, Sc, in
- large and small bottles, with and without screw
caps ana bFushes-at
The Iowa Book Roons,
No. 30 Brady St., pser the Post O6lcey
9Th mo 6ta ELI ADAMS d q.
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HAWKEYE STORE.
Here's the place to Buy you Goods!
Good Goods at
LOW PRlOES!
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AOrnby ~ .LEJISsted,
cA1r1111R1 AND BUILDERS.
SHor corner % Msin aud Park STA, Davenport, 10,
wa. .A~M4 june "a 50 dLf
i GAIN l woaid hs sattDnuon of caslonels 10 Ne
: facs that he sEtAst1 " AZ svssfie@est - taslAt
can, BY applying t1fly get whu thsy wish affbWS6-
ALDEN,s Fashionable Taitorias kssabltsAnssnt On
escoad Sc. Call early.
June " d3W HDwARD ALDEN.
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~ II "a.
COMMERCIAL HSUkA1CR co1PXIY,
OF SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Fire and Marine Risks taken at Fair Rxtss,
A6khCY MAIN ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA:
DlREcroRs:
John NJ. Wilmer, A., p, Laden. Po,in Ctsrx.
rhos. !. Sturgeon, Isaac Wsiker, John II, Fisher
Thos. X. Tut, Wm.O o. Shsnds. WIN. s, Cuddy.
Dabney Carr. Cbas. II. Peek. n MiItanbsrucy
Linus Jacksop, Jsmes Street, III. @. Clark,
yonn Q; Evsns, Francis Beshisr, Bernard Bryan,
JOHN W. winner, President.
a. r. LADkW, Vice President,
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
ALEXANDRA W. MrGREGOR, Agent,
Once: Banking House Of M'GREoos, LAWS 4
BLArskons. June 10
new YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital, 800 900.
PIIsT FIREMAN, Actusry. MoaRIs FRAxxlIs, Presl,
ALkI. w. McGREGOK, Agent,
feo1i Davenport. Iowa.
IN nnn ACRES Of choice land for sale on liberal
Az VUV terms In lotsto suitin Scott, Clinton md
MoGRkEd0R .LAwEs q BLAKRaoRH.
(yITY PROPERTY FOX SALE-A numbero fhouse
Olots and vacant lots pleasantly situatedi In dinsrsn
Pans.ofthecity, 70 suitpurehssers fol- sale on favora
M'GRkGOR, Lawns & BLAKRhoRR,
IMPROVED FARMs o SALE.-l numbeYofim
1 proved farms for sale on very navorasietevms,
M'GREeoR .IAwEs & sLAKRMoRk.
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ErohA~~~

BOn all parts ofthe United States bouxhta nd sold.
COOK, SARGENT T. COOK.
BANKERS and Land 4 gents.
Fort Des Aotnes. Iowa
Atlanta and Interior Bank.
vXI Eshaii continue n receive and pay oat fha
w notsa Of tho above Banks fas we have done
since thetr organization) after the 18th inst. and tiIi
iuTher notice. [Janigl COOK IA RGEET
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ed machinery heretofore used.
Yours truly, STEPHEN MILLER,

l hereby certify, that for the last four weeks l have had
in operation one OF L. d !. NJ. Clsrk's Patent FIGURING
Mills. Ihsve been running 1t on an average Q ffrom eight
70 twelve hours without stopping, and should do 50 forty
eight hours IL required. 1T gives every satisfaction tha1
one can ask. think 1t Is certain to supersede all the
old methods of milling. j have been in the milling bust
ness over nfteen years, and yet l can say truly that ! have
never seen anything ofthe kind so near perfection. l live
in Sadsburg, Chester County, Pa, two miles from Parkers-
burg, whore l run IL daily, and my customers will testify
10 the satisfaction ofthsir -four and bran. Ihays travelled
through nine of the Western States, and it supersedes
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TWIN CITY BOOK STORE,
& NEWS Ukp0T,
end Street, opposite e elatrs Mouse.
BOOkS!!
Nr,vr ANn GIIEAp RGAKCl

- @sss Ds0 SvrA~ ~ a sizes,
for sale
u,
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OS RIady ST., near the Post Once, one Of the best lo-
" cations in the city for q retail and Wholesale DR.,
Gueds, Hardware or Fancy Store, Afso
h0OMs 10 Rent
On Brady St, near tAr p. q. suitable for Offices NJ GAN
tlsl,sn's Lodging rooms.
NIB. A person living in me premises who viii take
care Oh the roonis II desirable. Apply 10
M ILL ADAMS
No. 80 Brady 81, Besr tho Poas 0aies.
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Brooklyn City New s.

TIM AcCnpST IN FUTON snYr.-Thc man who was
ron over and killed in Fuhcn street Friday evening
was yesterday identified by his wife ~ VIM Reife, OF
No. 4te Atlantic stree. lie was about twenty. eight
years OF sge esrrsnier BY usde and sobcr and In.
dusirous man He leaves family or three small chill
drep IN destitute circumstances Dr. Ambrose Brown,
Of Court street, sycsrianipg their condition, exered
hnseh In collecting subscriptions for their ralef and
bad yesterday rbiaDed considerable sum, and y stu
p<ryeveYpe IN procuring more. The doctor n deeerv
ing Of oreds for the nicresi be invariably tskes In those
who have met With sudden miafortune. An inquest
held the booy yesterday, and verdict OF sccden
tai death was renders BY the Jury.
TEE Aocrrr AT sorm FnRy The woman who
wss killed at the South Terry Chris evening
not yet been identified she lies 81 the dead house Inc
Coroner concluded 10 adjourn the inquest until Monday
In order 10 enable her ~ ends 10 come forward Her
name che stated shortly sfer the accident Elzs
Burns, and 10 supposed she belongs TO BEDFORD l. L.
where che GOT on the cars.
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Police IntelIisence.

TEE NV GRAsAnA CANAL CASE Tho examinatisn in
ibis continued yesterday morning before Justice
Ccrrolly Of the Lower Police Court.
The direct examination Of Emile Goulard, the COM
plsipant, continued Follows
O. BY counsel for the prosecunon-W you produce The
protest coupons attached 70 the bonds2 A. producO
then-bere thcy are. (rhe protests produced)
The counsel Tor the defence objected 10 the producos
Of The protests In evidence
The c"rBsei for the prosecution held that the evidence
was CO mpeteDi.
The 70 ed that production Of the papers was
competent testimony.
The counsel for the defence took exception TO the
rpirs Of the magistrate, which po,ed.
Six protest then read and produced In evidence
O. have you ever been able to dfcover the called
Martin John KareY A. inquired OF several officers o.
the company, and WAS never able 10 discover who ne
The only answer got from Mr.. sssrbuck, who
taid be wss Mr.. Reora's An.
When did the manual delivery or the deed and the
tonds Pursuance OF the agreement made In city OF
New York take place. A The deeds delivered q,
me by Jsmea Recus IN the Easement Of my house In
PvcoSlyn The bonds nj the time deposited by Mr.
Reeua in my bands in the basement OF my house in
Brooklyn.
The direct eIamipsiion OF Kr Goulsrc here closed and
the Court I'd journed the until Tuesday morning.
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Personal Intelligence.

Gen sam Boussop, United states Senator, from Texas
accompanied By n. Evans, arrived ast evening the
Metropolitan Bcte
Prince Youssouror Ataehe TO The Russian Embassy II
Prs has taken for sc,tecf agar, the hotel Of the late
Baron q. Eoibsehid In Pars, and means to expend zoe
otw. In furpisbingt.
The Russian soverru emit has authorized the town OF
Odessa 20 open subscription for erecting statue TO
Marshal Prime woropzcw This statue viii form pen
dsps 10 that Which has been crested IN the town 10 the
DUKE de Richeieu.
Prince rrecerck william the Prince OF Prussiss son
viii return 10 Berlin from FnsIapd by way Of Paris.
The hneth anniversary Of ths Prince prussa's en-
rsyce into the amy viii be celebrated Ia the month OF
Jaruvy.
pr Brs,e' . physician Of Paris. born al Hrson Aisne
hss len sad 70 amount 10 from $50 o0tf AGO.
otc 70 ,hs commune for the establishment Of smshouscs
for the rcor.
Grand Dukc end the youDg married eouple proceed 70
Insrrupcs and Price Corsni goes 10 vienna ana thence
10 florence.
ARRIVALS.
~ the Smithsonian House-Hcn Richard Lee, Col Jno
rio,d virginia NJ Jno Ansier Boston Mr. Jnc Brady,
" Rsd; Xorcl, va; M Z Aye,ll, Union cslss.,
Warrington s CITY xr ynsssn Pssdephs m ns sss.
stamford Corn Rev. Camps Virginia Dr. aulmetz, Lon
Prom Liverpool in he steamship Europs-Nr Cos. n
kery, Ms Pss,e Mrs ,.oys zrs cswsy Eei,.r Mr. De
scors mr. AIKEN M sln Mr xsnsins, Hr Mellow csps
sp, r. r. Che h.
~ fopsmire Mr. Hcssscn, NJ baker shaw. hen N
CLERK Mr. Norris Cart Csnheld, Mr. Csul6ed McAdanu
Mr. sehr, Mr. rsnes Davidson Mr Nishe Mr. Peurce Mr.
shell Merritt Barber wells Mr. veotz Richard
Mr. Buyr~ "A King r Smith, MRS Kenpsion and chill.
dfen, MRS rolemsn Mrs Valentine.
DEPARTURE.
For Charleston. in The steamer Nashville. Hatch N
MsYou y Houdetc, suydsm Gridiey, Geo sausten,
Pslmer. q Cole, w Parker and lady n W Pitkin
Eirol and scrvsn las Tborne, Jr u Judah TIT Mrs
s sS sDs Mr. s s s: .s m
Mics Kate Reg noIds and lady friend. Jno Gichrist
gilchfist and child Mss Heard Miss Myers Mrs
Gerard snd two children Mrs q Rose and children
Talbot, Tfcs sproule Marder y Randall, ieweit
MARSHALL " ricoss. Miss Canty Miss " Caniy. lyons
hIss Lyonp. ehae, Lambert Chss Murray A wal.
fsce. 4 Wines and 81 IN the Storage.
ror Savannah in The steamer Alabama charles Merrill
G Packard, Geo powers, Ischian Cameron Or q " ca
bert Hosnner Peter Weimore Ideutensni q Howard
vu sweet a HaD Yrs Armstrong, Miss Iaton, Miss
" f.apr. " Derisen Geo Cafv. Miss Elizabeih CARY
Miss Jane tary Mk- Nrs jas HeaId Mrs Dresser
Mics Winthrop. Or Wilder and lady, Ritsi wheelock,
y u Thomas " M Mr Cummings. n Hawkine lady and
sbild W HAWKINS, Collins John Thcrp jun and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28
Naval intelligence.

me ParisAn correspondent Of the fndependane BEIGE
e. December q says that 10 true that an American
nss-of car arrived in the waters Of the Bssphorus In
srser 70 protest against the presence Of the British navy
N me BACK See. However, rays the writer, no
GO spcws what kind Of lesson the American vessel
veu,d teacb the mother country. TINS steam fris sse
me suppiy--o-spped her anchor at rencdos and sent
sr there 10 ctssir hrmsn the Straits, which
sre nov dc faco free 70 every navy. This respec, for
ne rghis Of the Porto hsd produced certain sensation
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