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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-23
THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

There are now open for settlement the
territories of Minnesota, Oregon, Nebraska,
Washington, New Mexico, Utah and Kan
sas. These territories contain, according
to a compendium of the census of 1850, the
following area:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-23

The first named six territories contain
1,306,136 square miles of land and total
area of all the States and territories belong
ing to the Union is 2,O36, l66 square miles;
they comprise nearly one-half of the whole.
They run through some seventeen or eigh-
teen degrees of latitude, and embrace mil
lions of acres of the finest land, and mineral
deposits, in the finest climate, and on the
finest river in the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
AGRIcULrUalsT. FOR NOV, 1856.
psxr ar TaSTE.rS

y
GRAPES under Glass VIII
they pay? Answered.
GRAPES Tho Concord, &c.
IcE HoUsEs-how builtcheap
LIcHTSIsc EoDs--9oOd hints.
MASUREs-Sundry hints.
NICE among the AppleTrees--
What 10 to be douey
PTAR CULruRe--Chapterf A
long valuable article for the
inexperienced. by one Of the
best growers In our country.
PEARs-Dwarf trees. Winter
treatment
PoTAroEs-How 10 wtnter.
Roor CRoPs-Directtons for
winter storing.
SALT MARsHEs-Two excellent
articles, describing method
Of retaining. value. &C.
saADETREEs-Valuable direc.
lions for transp lanttng; q dc ,
scription Of the best in prf
yate grounds, streets and
parka-
SHEEP--How 10 winter.
SORGHUM SAccHARUN. or Chi,
ncse sugar caue--oue Of the
mos; promising new plan u
ia tie country. Seed 10 be
distributed free to subscri.
bers.
SroSEWal,s and Fences How
70 build, end how to prevent
falling N winter.
TIN BuSxER NJ the Fair
Amusing and instructive.
Also o variety OF shorter ar.
sicles, uctices, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

Work FOR THE MosrH.-A
beautiful Instructive sEtlrle,
CALESpAR or OPERATIONS for
kovembey--A catalogue Vt
work 70 be done Ia the field
orchard garden, green and
het house ., intcrspersec with
many valuable hlnts. This
~ q special feature of this
journal. The Calendar lays
out cne's work before him,
az 4 materially sios and sys-
ttmsti2es lis plans
BEEs-Good hints on winter
hg.
BiRDs-scottish rhymes on.
CEIrRY-Keeping 10 winter.
(oRs PuDpfSs-First rate.
CoRSSTAIxs--VRlue AMI man
ner Of feeding.
ESsrog's FARM NoTEs; or,
G.eanirgs Among Practical
Men-fuli of good hints
ExBIsITioSs Agriculture. q
~ large cut, giving a cut
,irg satire uron the recen;
horse races" called lag
ricu,iurai Pairs
FALL Plowing And Spsdiny-
Valuable ard why SO,
FARMERS { luos-Imp0rtance,
mode of conducting, &C
FARMERS Sous AND DArGH.
TIERS Important thoughts
On the.< comparative ecucs-
tiOu.
FLOWER GARDEN - Winter
t-saimen.
UArL0vEIl. Ne Farming Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

U,HF DEDICATION or THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
nbursh 81 sraiionpsrt. Flushing z. T., VIII take
place By The Reh Rev John lovghIn Bishop u erooky
on toe "a OF November. Admission 30 cent The yashiag
ton large steamer will take % psssenges the folowog
psees-Mor'on street Ncrih liver New York u, O'clock
zenith East river New York 81, South rbd street.
Williamsburg. 3; Me.rose Eat Norrisanl. n the dav
shosld be stormy ae dsicatcn VII be vostpons the
serene Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
mo The PUByIC,

The Directors Of the Union Ferry Company Of Brooklyn
again compelled to 70 the public thai The
ia hey wer oonsiraned under similar circ1nsaaees 70
two cent hey sed sse Price Of tcss in snail pscxases
HSs sDa ah NE
hsm . sustain The ferries + manner 70 them
gre.,y dsppoinel The receipts Instead Of increasing
sonsiesras snins sed while The sTpenss Of runnas he
has po srsn s. sssp B.. The ns ARTICLE Of
porani contemplated improvement in The condition OF Tie
the have hu far beer able to pay er s.oshocers
d, usa semi snans dsasnd e,on PEI cent and nc mors
sdequsey Tor ne depreenon IL value q Their boats .nc
s,oekhoa the winding up the company larger
ms DC ao. a se rser ~ ass
their interests ard they would be fahss. 70 her sense Of
cur he pa,men - Principal and ineras 70 ever" k
sSser ,ssy 70. Ssta tseretors bowsve- e.ss-Ses
fuzzy pertain ihc trust reposea "a them
November ext viii be sid Tor lees than cents
each snf that 70 tickets Of comu gsion VII be issued here
TONED from he Notwithstanding haze
~ sses o ,se lei 81 liza, eammrsrs shsil ssos heis ses
e. .scn TIME Of e,os,lag has been ioasd utterly up al.
s The ferry masters csnnc vih ees,a'ey distngasa
numbers daily wnhou, pa,ux any ferriage and mans
-. ws sOS,. se s fs Dec. mn y s 70,
ys pss Of esrry ferry company wsre ne s,ser y con-
saopy the ee,erm,naon Of the JERSEY Fersv ,ompany
b.poon .to, ne system slor,thet are eoavncd hat
Ia they onl, doing justice 70 their srkhoa
erx hut ~ a those whe. Nv their frrt!aRe
SUSTAINING public restitution. WHICH btng
tlai 10 al " b. " shssId he sustained bv all
been dsemce advisable IN he az sell
ing csit with The Increased rec.ptg for
Antciusied rom he change but renlsforf
equsi different classes - Heretofore
teen cold In parcels of o. huncerd
doa-s hundred rrinciray 10 manufacturers hc
barge loads Of heavy goods the smal dealer with
iosds ten cents single dol
lsrS for hundred uoksu Il PROPOSED 70 sell al
a eight dollars hunered passages eftweniy
az more NAV he desired
II has ever the smhion AMI Ct the directors
u~doub.cfiy the wish cf tie Community have the
placed the lowest pcssbe rates II however Of
nrsarr lmpnrsnce that ferries shcid ~ and
hey should AFFORD all needed facilities tor the
mssn Of pe-sons and properly Wac, isese are assured
ano they must be a. ihen chespness 10
sir~be A. must follow 4 means peru. The directors
con6f the fprrie@ vsdrr 5e etargc al these a
ccmbiaei Their boats safe Il ne f.ct he admit
hat iayipgs erio ~ but ,hrse
have been lost m oonseqls0cr y ay collision acc
dent they transport " eny I've MILLIONS pscple
yeafiy-bey siY-d all reeded COR ready
that The ferrarss ultimately b. ssduet Jet he,r cheap
nov cannot Re que f0ntti
b. order II III Board of irecs~s
a.. MORSE, Pre.i,cu..
= A PERRY Secretary.
TypooKfyS Oct ~ lsr
The following lit ~ Of ferrsze he ar
fprent ferre- 80 Nnrh snd Rstt g ilus
A. 49, For sndc Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01
A SPECIAL EOrICEt

A BAREEsi SPECIAL EorICEt
a pLvxiE,s PREaIUss TO new sUsscGIssRs.
p9HtN nss e type Of hs November 1 Asrical,ars
A soafs @ sss ssssos 0F week or two
,,rd hSlr :Ssssr0ns ma
a BAkER S recesre the November and December Nun
A BAkRks words they viii ge, > BAKKR's DOZEN. or
"A DOZEN FOURTEEN months, for the usual price Of
"A DORM The above unusual offer is made from
"A DOZEN Is, |, L beloved by the Publisher that
BAhkR's those who READ even but two numbers OF he
n DGZfh Asricuursl win be so well pleased With II
BAkkk's thai they viii induce many oheS 70 subscribe
"A DOZRN "a The numbers for November and De
PAkhR's cemher win G ntan valuable articles
"A DOZEN Which the editors particularly desre should
be psrused b, fnlnre readers, 10 save repeat
A FaKEa,s 81 His desirable to have ali future sub
n BtZEN scribers begin and end Sih the year.
Bah rRo this account will be entere from
RAKEks ruinbess GOV aud Dec Twill be sea 70 tho
"A Dian received before The type for November dis
A Uo2ES iiI Il Is hoped that this Offer OF "A num-
BAKERS bers al the price OF IL, will induce large
HAEERs thas very few Of those reading this Journal
N DOZEN. for year VIII Afterwards BE without It, has
A RAkEks been fully demonstrated in the past history
A HeKEEs 9he subscribers Save Increased more than
IL n6fEN four fold The present This fact and the
"A ozEN. secmout stmusie all connected with the
BAKnks paper 70 nut forth greatly increased efforts
A sS Il x be r. s A sar
RAKTe,s expense wi. be SCARED to make Il just such
n LOZrN. repository Of interesting. plain, practi-
q RaKtRe cal tIuc.ve infor nation as every farm,
a PAhEhs iira,,ag IRE snnsles, plot ground even.
"A DOE viii find indispensable TO his or her highest
"A DozES vei XVI WI contain er 500 valueble
RAKEh ticies tao very best thsi be obtained IN
"A H0zi n. the country AT least some Of these ~il
kAksEs couttess meet the special wants OF every in
A h b5zfs copy one ysa4 mouths
BAKERS 6 coles year Tor u mcnthsl.
N D0ZEn. 10 cories one yeaS tor ii months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

CHaNcy oY youa-ruE STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN
" siH hereafter SATURDAY al r. W.. CON
MERGING 80 Notfsk Petersburg and Richmond and
the K,snoae ever Wednesday. - sans hour
IIUIsoS RIyER RArLRo Ap.-FRow NOVEMBER s.
1853 the t-alf xt leave Chambers street station
euiarsni 4sP " Ter PougnEeerse sAM AID ssd al
fer sir Strg 2: a a,isP for Peekski NJ ".
1kc Pouchs eepse ~ins and Peek k the
way Passengers taken Chambers Cana Christie
Troy ~ Is 10 ~ A. AM AS Z. and East Albany
ct elt ana "a a N ara 0P. NJ
A. y. sMfTH. Superintendent
NrTw YcnK Avn HARLEM RAILROAD ~ ARE RE
IN dUced oniy 81 70 New York o. Albany. lac In
lane ~ cor pfh Western and northern trains
c0nnscaas wi.h lib a n Central and Northern
SO 4. N mai. sssn s,opr nj wE.lamsbr,dee and all
sMp NJ express n,es with the cea,-s 1sl-osl Al
uP.M
Fe,aro,rg caves siosny
80 ~ sSpress rtho = olaa- &C cars
a. r. " express for New icrx
Ha.:e !, kailrv n pch co'or safety u
nnpYrpsssed. The slhsr. usirt are ified viii
rssrer anrfo breaks which ths trains uader the
convcl the rend-fing N. safest In The
Ssiires. Aihany or White and Centre, Broome
And =, en,y q xih streets. New York
wM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent,
Nrgw yoPK AND HAsLgx RAT,RoAD-cHANGE
IN N lime Winter srrsD1ement commencing "a Monday
Nov Tesve station corner II white and Centre streets
40 r M espress train wM J. CAMPBELL supt
fNFrIcr or THE NEw YORK AND NEW H1yEs
~ Railroad conpsny, 81 Canal street, sew York oct ST
1853 -Nnsice Ia and alter Monday Nov = The Boston er
prcss yrAr wb.eAve Cana street station ~ ins,s.d Of
apM ~~*H@ $780, JAZZ VI. HOyT. Superintendent
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

"a .Nrfp-ar sce BROADWAY Two Bo0KEEPERs
w FVfttFts I'll. two condurtcrs tvo bag
4 r. h+te hrkempn four 6rsmeD two bsrkeepers, sis
wAtts rofpfs cpschnen two drivers four men
fl, ,Xpvese wagon and Eve boys for rsdee
tderra~Cs KAUFMAN 4 GARRATT, FroprieSsrs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

MS. GOV. h0BINs1N's BOOK,
81 g f gu Fss. History Social
iF 'ii1 ny ss sos sAr r.'sues ae'' 49,
Gs lsalsa sas vii. of Gov
Rosr.95 rs free st..s .cysraSs 2, ksnsss has written
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Fen, by mar Ios2aij 90 rece2. Of 81.
Mhs. cRzS fA sHg s 2sb YarscrIr,
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Dasa a. ae large oeaso Soume rrce any cens
3is domestic move by that most accomplished
Si s. % sss Ia her s' aaS
sfss y
resage q oo-ssni. per lsepsIlar Ses.papsr "
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Copies pc. mai. Ia dH oa sec sfse PRICE
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DARE CHAyCH YoR BOOK Bu1KRs-NEssRs
IL EvASs co. have Just received . splendid stock q
Standard aad popuAr boskx Having bought largely
the Ssw 2QSl and PHILADELPHIA trade pAles, are
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zach boc< 10 tine sold New books received ~
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W1DDrFfELr NEW COOK BOOK.
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Everybody tlsi has seen In rapsres Whit Read The
following extract ~ rote received tnis day, from noted
hnusssc eoer OF thS city
r. u Peisnon-DeAr sr-wi6sheid Cook Book reesn,lv
published By AID hsa archasec 81 Jour store Ia far
superior 10 otter have ever A. guide 10 the
and nsIpercncec domestic cookery his no e1us
whatever mus. AXE The pace ~ all others, and trust
may viii The TIA 80 useful ocok deserves
Crmpeiein volume bound Ia cloth price q.
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Copies VII De sent PEI AL tsee Of postage On recp, u
auis-r.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

BILLIARDS.
DTLLIARD 2cCM FOR sALE-CSy CT -rr BEsT
ID location, on BrrsdrsT. Apply % q T. WfrANT, II
Cold stree
DnTErTkD py5Euazy II tSs.-vopzI prTIIARr
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fuys nfovv ~ uN nv rev sses1cus I'll be
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ard 1& Brsd-aJ manvaetsvy - Aae swssa Ny0HA1
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

n ~ RALLY or THE SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN,
Ia Aaseria ION before the battle the III Novem.
ber Every republican Of the Second ward IL earnestly
ve 70 NEE. The Montgomery House " Rtekmsn street
on SATURDAY evening. Nov. ], az o'clock
coward PkrrSr, secgsbry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

<tr0rHvG CLOTHING CLOTHING NEWS Avn
hoya fashionable garmeus guaranteed in resnert
A. nov selling At wholesale thirty under usnai
p,.ces 81 j. ykEfFKBTiTs, o. Fulton street Se~ Yors
vxyrwTr1 CT orsfNo-
w pE oRosors
n and Is y1,cn and n and 20 Gold srsc.s
Largest and cheapest retail cloh,ng Nsw York
RpAp
vs~ht,~ ale frock and dress coats. of supevans
black vrepct md coored cl:.hs from &c 70 10 Is 90
c'oS. pioI ribbed beaver a. frosu........ tybIgxo
BUSINESS cose 0. every dssrrpuon rom 5000 10 %
iss rem ....... fDso2s 20
Rssaa I'll tbe new styles sgssat variety from % Z. 81 10
CIoaks. hne from, % 10 rs
Fashionable bisck psntslcous from ~ 10
Tas, onsbs fancy psptsoons from. O0t 90
ys.,s "a ak velvet cashmere &c FROM 1 81
yri,et beautiful p~ttefns from ....s. 90 10
hos q coh'ra Furnishing ode tavs'ng shavs .ruaLs
e III every description
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

ent stage, of their Journey, can crafty them by
writing from Aspinwall; the letter win be carried
TO New. York by the same steamer whsah brought
the person who writes ir, and will be taken charge
Of by the mail agent, who is on board in charge OF
the mails-with whom passengers will be pleased
10 deal IL be be only ss obhgiDG and attentive ss
the gentleman who fed that office on the George
Law when the present writer came by her. The
postage is ten cents, and passengers will do well
10 provide themselves with few ten-cent enyel-
ope ..for that purpose and also 70 write from San
francisco, where they may hnd il troublesome to
get stamps in the short time which is likely to
elspse between their arrival aud the sailing of the
first boat for New-York. letter, sent as 8 owe
suggested from Aspinwsll will reach New-iork
about the same time that the writer Of il arrives
at San Francisco, and thus give friends at home
news of the traveller month earlier than if he de-
lsy ed writing until reaching thi' city.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
NewTurk DAILY Iribn1rf
NICARAGUA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
$329,5OJ In GOLD.
COL. KINNEY BANISHsD FROM ALL THE NlcaRAGUaS

The steamship Star Of the West, Thomas Miner,
eso. Commanding from San Juan de Nicaragua on
the evening Of the l9th and Key West at midnight on
the 3d. with 245 passengers and 1929 Oj in treasure
arrived ON Wednesday night.
On the outward voyage hence on the 9Th inst,
with full complement Of passengers the Star OF the
West made remarkably quick trip, enabling them to
reach the connecting steamship, Coes on the Pacific
several hours in advance of the customary time.
Nicaragua still continues peaceful-the Government
rapidly increasing in stability and pOpuarity-and its
course is assuredly progressive.
The liberation Of this important section Of Central
America from dscOrdant factions who have long desc
lated IT, and the firm establishment Of free American
laws have already reflected their telling influences on
European emigration late advices reporting the or
panizaton Of extensive departures of Germans who
desire homes for the port of San Juan de Nicaragua
direct and who will value Alright this fue country and
its noble institutions.
On the 10th inst. decree was publicly promulgated
at the City of Granada, claiming and annexng the
whole Mosquito Territory as an integral portion OF the
State of Nicaragua, ard necessarily nuliying the
Kinney puIchase.
To the amazement of the Granadisns, a few hours
after a diplomatic corps, headed by Col. Kinney,
arrived from San Jnan del Norte, who received an
early audience Of Gen. Walker but, from subsequent
results it appears have terminated dsastrously to
the Colonel, who was placed Oh the following day
under arrest for Ddiscreet remarks on the con-
duct of Government, and is now "banished from ALL
"the Nicar0guasi !" suboined is verbatim copy of
Major Martins passport, in whose charge the Colonel
WIS placed to the Atlantic seaboard:
"HEApQuATERs OF THE ARMY OF NIcARAGUA,
GRKkADA, Feb. IL, 1856. !
4 viii he allowed "a freely
from this place to San Juan del Norte.
No authority will place any impeachment IN his way.
Mr. II. L. Kinney goes IN charge OF MI haruh 10
San Junn WV. WALKER,
General in Chiefof Army Of Ncsragu.
The Government has favorably entertained the
requisition of shpmasters for substantial lighthouse
at the Port of San Juan del Sur and the Collector OF
Customs there has been instructed to proceed with IT.
erection with proper dispatch.
The following vessels were in re Port Of San Juan
del Norte: II. B. NJ. figate Eurydice, Capt. Tarl-
ton; American brig Olive, Capt. Pettgrew, for Hon
duras soon.
The following is the Specie List OF the Star OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
COL. KINNEY AND GEN. WALKER.

sveesl Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune.
GREYTowN. Tuesday, Feb 19, 1856,
Col. II. L. Kinney, from Granada direct, being
q passenger with me on his way 70 GreytoWn' lam
enabled TO send you the following particulars, re-
sultipg from an interview with him. Col. Kinney
said that some time aimee he received IN invitation
from Gen. Walker, through the Treasurer OF the
latter, Col Thomas, and other friends, to visit
Granada in order TO confer with Walker, and thus
have fair understanding as TO what should he
their future relations This be at 6rst declined 10
do. but being assured by Col. Thomas and Others
that he would be permitted 10 90 and return un-
harmed, without any detention whatever, he LETT
Greytown on February 7, in company with Mr. L:
Martin chief ms gistrate Of that place. IS aid and
companion, and arrived in Granada Feb. III. he
hen called on Gen. Walker and was introduced
BY Col. Thomas, whose guest he was, ss Col. Kin
ney Of GreytOwn, whereupOn an Interesting inter
view tooh place. Col. Kinney said his proposition
was confidential, and that be wished to cooperate
with Gen. Walker. The subject of the Mosquito
grant coming up during the conversation Col.
kinney remarked that that matter had better not
be discussed till some proper tribunal had decided
upon mis- claim Col. K. further stated that be was
\ correspondence with parties who offered to
come out and settle in the country and bring one
hundred families with them. Others. too were
resdy TO aid him in fetching one thousand troops
if needed and bis mission to Granada was simply
10 effect mode Of cooperation with Gen aIker.
The Mosquito question exciting much ieenng IN
the conversation, Gen. Walker remarked that he
had heard that Col. Kinney had been speaking
against his Government; wDereupoo the latter
denied the charge, and asked the autnority there
for, Gen W. said il came from credible source.
Col K replied that he had served the public as
an officer, and had been invited 70 call on Gen. w:
at his own suggestion, through Col. Thomas and
other friends and he expected 10 be treated 80
gentleman should be under such circumstances
Col W. remarked that Col. K. should be careful
Dot TO use such language might be construed TO
be reasonable. After several interviews, Walker
became rather exasperaied, or excited a. least,
and left Kinney alone in his quarters lmmedl-
stely after this, Kinney was informed that be was
under arrest, and was considered Walkers pris-
oper until bis arrival in Greytown. When be left
Granada Walker gave passport to Martin 10
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

III. Rev. Theodore Parker lectured ct Concord
y.Hsfew evenings since. Before commencing bis
lecture he stated that the evening before he had re-
eeived from Alabama an Advertisement stating ths.
one Thomas Foster was always ready TO catch any
"regro dog that had run away from their owners
The specimen Of 'the ehivalry' who sent The notice
70 Mr.. Parker had written it, "What do you think
"of this, you d-d white-hesrted, slsye--teaIlng
",eoundrel" Mr.. Parker sad be " bad received
good many aeaden.e booors in he DAY, bat never
"beiTe had had the title Of Doctor Of DlVin'ty
bestowed On him n mall capitals
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
TBy TelensPh-l

CnAnLEsTos, Thursday, Feb. 2s, is's.
The ,t.anner Label has arrived here from Havana
On the morning Of the eth rst and Key West on the
evening Il the same day. The Dews i unimporaht.
ugars had adya anced a real. The stock at Havana
and M1tanzss was %, 900 boxes against $4,000 laet
wear. The rsi.s have curtsiled the yield 10000
boxes. There were no wrecks at Key Wet
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
From Our Own Correspondent.
HAVANA, Saturday, Feb. 90, 1856

HAVANA, Saturday, Feb. 70, I7Jb
have not heard OF any landing Of Africans since
last had the pleasure Of addressing you, and if
The slavers know their own interests, they VIII
keep IF our coast jsst at present for the British
cruisers Arab and Daring will, within two or three
days, be at their posts, on the lookout for the
msn-stealers.
The Permanent Military Commission the
"Cop.ejo de Guerra" as they call it in Spanish
bss been suppressed.
Gen. CoDcba act sail in q war steamer on IN
2lst instant, for the Eastern Department OF TIL
Islsbd.
A ioint.,toek company is about establishing
Bank Of Discount" &C.. With captai Of
$3.50 900, to be raised BY shares Of $500 each.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
CALIFORNIA.
Bdsnce OF The y. 7. Tribune.


SAN FRANCISCO, Friday, Feb. /, lo1o
Three persons, passengers BY the Sonora, we're
reported to have fallen through the holes in the
streets sDd were drowned. They landed In the
nighttime. Some twenty have lost their lives in
this city during three months past BY falling
through the street planking. One Of the soooras
passengers was rescued by Capt Wm- Galloway,
Of the steamship Defender. Mrs. Farnhan is lee
turing On the Social and Intellectual Development
OF Man. She is drawing crowded houses snd re-
ceiving great applause from her hearers. WON
ans birhts is not treated In the course. she
intends TO capvass the entire State.
On the lst Of February met u gentleman from
Crescent City, who informed me that be left tnat
place Jan. 20 aud for four day. able 10 travel
but six miles per dsy, the snow being fren twenty
to thirty feet in depth, crossing the mountain
range. At the same time, in San Francisco ana
Contra Costa Counties, strawberries riPened 10
the open air are daily culled from the yines. and
vegetables generally are thriving seemingly ss well
az in midsummer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
INOR CHARLESTON. FLORIDA. HAVANA
STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads.

TINHE STEAMERS BAY STATE, Capt. Jewett
L and EMPIRE STATE, CAPT. Brsyton, Of the FALL
RIVFR LINE have resumed their regular daily tr1ps via
Iops Isegd Sound One them leaving Pier No. North
River New.YoFt, every afternoon at 1cloeh -