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Nnfiata.

I TENDER to my patrons sincere thanks
l. lor their past liberal patronage and soil
citing an extension Of their iavofs, at the
same time would inform their and The eon'D
muity al large That have this day assc-
eiated with myself George Forest Of
fla1nemihe. The business will br ron
iintad trdet lie name ard firm Of Brown
Il Forest fFz
Baton Rouge iulyt ] w. BROWN,
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NI,Yy GOODS.

IuFr HrfrtvFb ref Steamship rahawha, frarn
j New YORK, Beautiful white and 0olonred Drill
ilnhthps, Plain Hhd riaid White iadehe's Naih-
sprks Ewiss Maslius. Embroidered Ewiss ma iae'
at,ai Hands ptain niant and rhlb,ei hateEes
Ladies' aud Misses White Tnttnh Hose, Black and
rntofef sink ntnves, fat Mite, nlHHt aha White
Gtape Cellars and Sleeves, Figured ard Plaid
Filk tatasois, titnes, Hair frih and Corded
EkirLs fnr sale very CHEAP at the
phnAbHtpHtA NHFsp uAsH stuhH.
Aptit 2g Lafayette siteet.
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~
EssU Fas~iussal Card .

FtWfHs*fNWNI NnsW.
nR. DuCHEIN, Of The Medical Faculty
~ ot Montpeller iFrancel having re-
recently established himself in this City
.sIIets his prefe ssionsl services to the public
ne IIe will at ali times he found at Nh
rHiub's residence, (neaf Judge Bulfs
unless professionally engaged. lbete5-ti.
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Arfbiifttural Varos, Nt,
@, q. Will SON,
House. sien Il Ornamental Fainter,

House. Sign Il Ornamental Fainter.
Third street, tvs iacfs Futth nf the Past oHlet,
HAVING permanently located IL baton lleugs,
! we wonid respectfully solicit Il STARE uf The
l,uhlle patronage. RsinG practicable workinen, We
are 10 work On tie tbpst reasonable terms aud IN
The Hpst sitle
ALSO, draining, Marhling, Glazing and Paper
hanging npaiit eseeitpa
asF~ Plantation watk solicited anh promptly
attended ip hpel9-y.
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rsrrsages.usarncss. Whips.A sc.

FVNHE Subscribers assortment ot Carria-
4 PES, Harness whips, &c il nnw cont
plete. and hs invites on examination nt
biz stock before purchasing in New o.
lpang, as he guarantees his prices as low as
as any IL the Snn'h.
Narereom cntnpr of Third and Florida
Streets, lannIaetering and repairing in
superior style al the old established stand
coinet OF Main aud Church Streets
W, +. TUNNARD.
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lIrm q brap Slorr.
Hsenusigsss Spring s-oo.lH.

ItfsT RECEIVED rar saa n,ahip raha wlta, frnh,
j New Iotk. and opensa this npfnihF, choice
selertiun If ladies Dress Hetds. Flntintpd haf
ere Ruitps thaiF Plain anH Hack Bateges,
tihptaeis Lawns, very hnn MACK Alpaca Snper
i,1raaine. Erelisi atd french rtip Brillianies.
Corded lawns, Paris arlphitIes, new article 'nf
ladies drnssps, Grenadines &c, at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH sfnHFt
matqB Lafayette street.
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INSII RANCE.
su.tI,e,n Mutual Insurance Company
es Raton Hinge.


fliastpntafsf M aaof tsrtatofhte affonisfd'td
Abyfure,f. hdtth i2tb. 1sbh.
Authorized Capital. ...,. 5nn,nno.hn'
The sepfbei7 HptnR h,surune GpniBhnu,
" Baton Rouge have this day commenced
aitaiatipns. and ate prepared to lake fiRf,
bl4Rtpf, aud RtvrH Risks.
Direotors
James N Brown, Lem Bonnecaze,
John Il Keinpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. T. Iunnafd
Joe V nutalda. Joseph Iatgiier
q. u. Mediation. Win \. Pike,
Ttuafe ees.
w = Walkel lessee Hart
l. y. Cohrad, s e. Ieytpek.
rhas A Slack. James VI Rruno',
poethehe Allan. w y. Phillips,
Joseph S. Williams, Thompson J Bird,
] y. Nolen. Daniel y. Avery,
John A. Doughetty, Samuel NJ. Hart,
WILLIAM s. PIKE, pres't.
AlrHFn susrrfHs, sec'y.
liatyn Rouge. tan'y, ~, 1850, If.
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Asmong the Late Arrivals

or NEW GOODS AT THE
EhiEaaeiphsn Cheap CASH Store,
WILL he found beautiful now style
W patis nafaree Fruneed rhhas, FetF cheap
A large assortment If Satin bauask Inhe N'oihs
aud N4ttiha Yptt superiHr nialitF uf aehts lin
pn unnhrie IIatik etehefs pfew pieces uf super
white inpo at1li F1t snp NJ thr
puftApst ptis taEAr ftsn ffpRE,
tnatgE-Lt InIaFette Atfeet.
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npvcss 'sriH,,u.ings |

WILL be opened this morning y
w beautiful assortment Of Indies dress trim.
nirps nj thp latest Fafis strie. Sash anh Hohnet
Ribbons, at the PHlitrBifHiA CHEAP CASH sfoRR,
warp5-tf Lafayette stteet
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MFtsfrU.

T'Bn tsNeFneiaN'p ofsrs HE ST n
services 10 The eitisens ei Ba- effJTs
ton Rouge a,,., the ntiainIng Par a1tfGf u
ishps lie IL prepared % sseenie al manner 81
nentd operations Oh the mest approved aud
Scientific principles Known ia the rfefessisn
peine graduate cf The Baltimore College 81
Dental Surgery, and with several wears practical
experience In his profession, he feels warranted
in saying that II he dues not give satisfaction no
eharre will he matte, strct attention HivrS Ia
irrpeutatiti uf chliiten'E teeth.
aSy~ TER Ms--H REASONABLE, Ne charge made
for professional advice.
ofnee hours fran o'clock A, ~, TO ar, ".
sw~ q FFs, ,E-~Sseost,i Floor II HstaaHHs =
hssSSb ssHstyftspA ffSeusa Ensrdstte ~ FlofSfd
ssssst, tieyaBHl RF TAtboh, IDS.
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/ NUMBER "a.
Gbe Nlornjng Comet.
Published Daily tMondsys Excepted. !
q. A. PIKE. Haitc, II Proprietor


office on Third Street.
aE,~ lEaftns.---l'sr subscription IL ixed at tht
rate nf III n6 per aunhn payable III advance, nt
fe 90 at the expiration of sis months The Weeti
" ia published af ~ HH pei ahnnfn Invariably ~
advance Beth will he puneluallF delivered with
10 the limits ~ the city hg tlia csrtief.
s.g Atiyertisings--og Dollar per square
fpr The htst Insertion, ani half that amount iot
ever subsequent luseftien-ten lines or less, con
stitute square.
yearly Advertising .@Merclants, Tra-
dpts, nn1 ntFefs, viii he contracted with oh The
most reasonable terms
gY spb- typrIt. .--Huh facilities for doing
lob. Work With nea ttpss auh dasratab--in ail va
ripties ~ eelers, cannot he sttpas assad by any es
tatishmeht IN thA tiit4--sueh 81. ..f..,E
tAwYtHs' HH'RssBAtt ItGEEts-PttsrsHs-
HsAbs--ntt eF Ia uiHHR- pRogBA aass--HtEcti4
TiUs sfsl lupuUatsfs Lhpfis -thatE2 CinoHtvas
anh ptstftFB 0aRbs. For farthet particulars, SO
invite ypu to call and see odt specimens.
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NOR the convenience 81 the citizens OF
4 Baton Rouge, an otlire las been opon-
ed al 1osuuA BtAt's SroRE, opposite the
Harney Hetse. where orders may be left
for immediate transmission tc the STEAM
RR,ok and IuapkR MUS, OF the sahscri.
Der, aud will be filled with quick despatch
as il given at the Office on the yard. Those
wishing firm and durable article, are s.
lieited to test the quality OF the STEAM
psrssep. ~ Brick delivered IN town and
vicinity in any quantities, at lowest market
rates. laug2s.t) ! II. SCHENfK.
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| NEW CARPETS. - have now in store
| lS splendid assurimant Of new style
| Carpets. which were purchased at auction
| IN Philadelphia. at very low prices and
will be sold accordingly.
ortia.v. W. y. PHILLIPS.
| CTssAsv rEATTsssa.- Twenty
- tiee pieces ! 4 Straw Mating to ar
rive this week aud TOT sale hF
Iep.tel W. u. PHILLIPS.
CARPET Fl EuGs.
frSltF. subscriber has insf received from
New York = large assortment Of In
grain. Three Ply. aud Brussels Carpets all
Of which will he sold nj low prices.
sant 81 W u. PHILLIPS.
J. l.. WALLETS BULLETIN.
IIotIN rTaiNGs. Superior assortment
just received ani fnr sale hy ]. l., NfA,Rf.
II AToHs.-aA small lot Of Wade and butchers
u best ff sale ty J. j. WALLET.
COLOGNE warHss.---j. A. Fprinota gen
y uine, In y pts & DTS. sale hy l.. WALLET.
ptsststtE3S- iair, clothes, ,nsii. tooth. Infants
~ Nc, lDf Fhle w - - 'i'i''f''
ftaEfs.Hs IeT3THr5HEE1s.--1avn Expeea
' y tetant. iouieu'a do Ayers Cherry Fetterhl,
Nts af's ltalaam wild Cherry, Fink Syrup Sc, for
sale hy J, l., WALLET,
IJas-Esa.ASEh Imported Linen Playing CardF.
| just received and fnr sale by ! Il. WALLET.
4 y nv. t-lfs Aromatic Sehnapps,
| - iur sale by ] l.. Vthtrr
S,Issnp ,in Hrinnt ~ Lamousous.--1'he
y very best remedies for Coughs for sale by
ian3n ). l., WALLET
nRvts' PAIN kttttF-A ftesh supply Of
~ the above Justly celebrated medicine, Just re
ceived and iot sale by NiALtt
CONGRESS WATEK.--A fresh arppy Of
y the above articles just received, and for sale
by u N1Ahhr
VISITING AtsDs.--A fnc assortment, Tor
Y aaie by J.h WALLET.
I-EFP YOURSELVES CLFAN."- SoAPg--Lowe'a
IL Winsor, Almond, Honey, Crystal Palace.
CASTLE, pnnrihe and Toilet Foaps ofevery varie.
ty@-fnr sale by u WALLET
u,IIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
! Nilling's AEtripeent syrnp, for nnthner Com
plants OF children, FOR sale by l. WALLET.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-03

To whom all orders be addressed.
~ For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants In
ali parts of the United States the Caaias and by
E. T.. GAY Burlington, Iowa. [marl. bp.y1
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St. Louis, Aug. %. +
The Kansas meeting yesterday met at the APP
pointed hour and organized by choosing Hon.
John F. Darby, Pres, and Gen. Ranney and Hon.
j. NJ. Winner, Vice Pres'ts
"A committee on resolutions appointed,
who reported that, Being satisfied that organ
lied and armed bands of lawlcss and desperate
men have invaded the Territory of Kansas with
the purpose of expelling and DISCRIMINATING
peaccabie, law-abiding citizens, and in carrying
out their purpose, have been guilty of arson,
murder, robbery, destroying property, burning
houses and numbering unotfcnding citizens,
whist engaged in their lawful concerns, and
whereby women and children have been driven
from their homes, rendered widows and orphans,
houseless and pennies: therefore,
Re&oiged That we deeply sympathze with the
seflerers, and are willing extend to them shell
ter, protection, and whatever aid NAV be re-
quired to supply their necessities and alleviate
their sutteriugs; that we condemn the spirit of
bigorv and ianatical abolitionism which has pro-
duced this state Of things; that y committee of
ten be appointed by the President, to gain ne
cessarv and proper information, and if thought
advisable, TO visit the scene and report TO the
President, and if they recommend raising funds
for relief, that committees be appointed to eff
feet that object, and proper appropriation funds
raised; that in no event, will VIZ sanction any
interference or action against the Constitution,
or anything not warranted By law and right,
that we desire the Federal Government should
interpose TO suhdue insurrectiou and preserve
peace and protect the right OF the citizens Of the
territory.
After adopting the resolutions, speeches were
made, and the meeting adjourned
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LOUD0N MULLIN,
~ n Il h u IL 4 " E4 On Il "
Cnr.pnsy Bst..cg. U..a

- u Il = III n
Council Bluffs. Iowa.
as opened an office on Broadway, next door sAH I
IL Honns Drug Store, where particular and pef.sss
attention viii be given TO the LAND sGENet
RsS1NEsS, In all its branches, In Council Blus -
sioux City Land Districts and IN Nebraska TsrriieIy
he preparing correct copies o. the Government f'
and having secured the services OF good Praciesi
yeyor, who has thorough knowiedge Of our " es'.s
Lands and their Surveys viii be In possession OF a. ~
liable Information in regard to the Lands In the so
district
Land Located for Settler. and distant Dealers a.
the lowest rates.
Lands and Town Lots bough; and sod I"
Commission.
Land Warrants bought and constantly on la's
for sale, for cash, or on time
bills Of Exchange bought and sold. u.
SoieCtions made, and proceeds promptly 'eN
tea, a, current rates Of Exchange.
Notes Discounted on short time, well seenfe'-
deposits received, and interest allowed
REFERENCES.
Lnscas simons, Bankers, ST. Louis, Mo.
Morgan, McCiung 4 Co.,
,. 5. Harrington 4 Son, IS
Green, Thomas 4 Co., Bankers, Burlington, lows
Coolbangb Brooks
sparing, Good Co., Philadelphia.
Otis, Norcross Co., Boston.
Hon. Jas. Harlan, NJ. c. Nj. Pleasant, Iowa.
Col. A. Saunders, II
John H. Gear Co., Burlington, Iowa.
Wood, Bacon CO., Philadelphia.
NJ. y. shinn, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Chas. Hendrie, Burlington, Iowa.
G. o. Loekard, Cincinnati, Ohio -,
Morris Rinaskopf '' janssT
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Eclectic Medical Notice

hR, DiCiaan son desires TO inform the citizens
- OF Burlington and vicinity that he has
located IN burlington for the practice of medicine.
Dr. d. Is a graduate Of the Eclectic Medical College of
cincinnati coege devoted TO reform medical Science
and practieei TO those acquainted with scientific and
literary character Of its Faculty there Is no need OF
words ofeuiogy commentator.
10 those unacquaInted with Eciectieism we saw our
rule in the selection OF remedial to use those
" that undergo the process OF assimilation In the system
hence We discard Cslomei, Anthony and Arsenic We
have however more than fifty concentrated rene
ai.sf las yet unknown TO the Aaera Medca Of other
schoois giving US greater range In the selection Of
agents than is possessed by others We also discard the
use OF the lancet believing the province the physl
clan to bniid up rather than deplete.
several years residence in the South has given IA
yorabe opportunities ofeonas,ing the diseases Of the
North and South
Chronic disease diagnosed with certainty by the I'm
pressons made upon the ganglionic system and
treated successfully with concentrated remedies
CANCERS cured efeetnaiy Without use Of the knife
and old ulcers cured speedily.
Medicines dispensed from The Office
Office over Green, Thomas Co.'S Bank carney ~ l.,
ferson and Third streets. Entrance on Third n
rp c, 8. DICKINSON, N. D..
n. b. Chronic Patients from distance viii he mr.
nshed with medicines to last from two 10 six weeks with
~ N's'NUHS- y sFTss-zis may2swy
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huscatine, Iowa, Aug. 10, 1856.

To THE AFFLICTED WITH SORE EYEs.--Haying
been afflicted with sore eyes for twenty-five
months, and last December one eye become very
much inhamed, and small ulcer above the pu-
pill of the eye, Invent TO DR.. Sanborn Of Charles
ton, was there about five months, when another
ulcer came OF the sight-the two forming
thick white film which obstructed the sight so
That could notsee person across a small room
and my other getting no better; hearing OF Dr.
>: foumans IN burlington, was induced to try
MS mode OF treatment, and IN two weeks found
great relief; and my eyes look almost we'll
From my own experience, aud what have seen
l could recommend all that have sore eyes to
give him trial as have no doubt of his abili-
ty to cure those that viii give him fai. trial
ALEX. s. BECK,
Virginia Grove, Louisa Co., la, Aug. II. 1856.
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THRESHING MACHINES!!

lJNHE undersigned are manufacturing large number
ofthese celebrated Thrcshing Machines, which they
oer 10 the farmers OF this country something that VIII
exactly meet their wants. Our materials well Sc
lected and seasoned and work done 10 the best
ner and We warrant machines TO perform rgh 10 ev
respect To thresh clean and make ready for mar
ket as much grain, in given tme with as little waste a
any other now in use.
This Ia the Machine that has taken the highest PREM
the last three State Fairs IN Ohio, and In many
other places in the Western Country and regarded ~
those acquainted with It's merits, foremost among'i
Threshing Machines.
OUR HORSE POWER, is we think, the most simple, do
rabe, and light running power yet introduced In me
Western Country, and will fail recommend Itse Il
those acquainted with lis use.
All kinds of repairing done on short notice
Orders communications from distance promptly
attended to. X. SPENCER To-
tvtf uurIu Iowa.
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Washington, Aug. q.
Hocsr--Mr. Huston asked, but did not OBJ
fain, leave to offer resolution requiring the
Speaker TO direct the Sergeant At Arms TO bring
all absentees to the lars Of the House, except
those excused on account of sickness OF them
selves or family, and that each absent member
be tciegraphed to return, they paying their own
expenses
The House tables, a resolution of the commit
tee ON printing TO print 10000 copies OF the re-
port OF the assault by Mr. McMuilen upon Mr..
Granger
Several gentlemen attempted to introduce bills
but objections we're made from both sides of the
House. The express reason being disinclina-
ton to proceed with general legislation.
Washington, Aug. 81.
HousE-Mr. Nc Queen asked, but did not
obtain leave to- offer aSlreambse declaring it
manifest that no army bill can be passed, and
concluding with a resolution providing for The
adjournment Of Congress on Thursday next, at
4 o'clock.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio after saying it was
evident no business could be transacted, moved
that the House adjourn.
Motion disagreed 70.
Mr. Smith, Of Va, moved o call of the Honse.
Disagreed to by s5against 49,
Mr. Chatter asked leave to introduce aresolu-
ton thai, the Sanate coacurring, SO much of the
enaetine clause and the 13Tth line be stricken
out, and the residue therein be declared passed
for the specified purposes therein contained, and
for no other purpose or purposes whatever. The
items mostly provided for the expense of the
War Department proper, including aiseDals, ar
morfes, surveys, ornaments and Notifications,
without reference to army operations.
Messrs. Giddings, Phelps and others objected.
Mr. Waken,an's resolution offered yesterday,
proposing to make proper deduction from the
pay of members who by reason of pairing Off
shall decline to act or vote in the House, was
then tabled.
On motion of Mr.. Williams, resolution was
adopted, the Senate concurring, adjourning to-
morrow at 3 o'clock, by vote of 100 to TO-
After various proceedings message was read
that the Senate insisted on its disagreement to
the, Kansas Provisoi in the Army bill, and asked
for a Committee of Conference.
On motion of Mr. Campbell of Ohio, the House
further insisted aud appointed Messrs. Camp
bell of Ohio, Stephens and Sherman Commit
tee of Conference.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
SENATE-Mr. Hunter moved to lay Mr.. We'll
ler's bill on the table, in order to get up the
Army bill
Mr.. Weller explained. He was willing that it
should be withdrawn, as he had offered, without
consultng>thc party with which he acted, and
the opposition were trying to load it down with
Objectionable amendments.
Mr.. Hunters motion was agreed to by 2S to
IL.
After spirited debate, on motion of Mr. Hun
ter, the Senate insisted OH its amendment TO the
Army bill, and asked Committee of Conference,
appointing Mcssrs. Hunter, Crttenden and Big
Ter as its portion the committee. -.
After some further proceedings, adjourned.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-03

Hon. JoHN BRouGH.-In the last Shield we
find an extract that Mr.. Brough would give Bu-
chanan his hearty support. This we know to be
untrue. We rode with him from Cres.line to
Cleveland, and stopped at the same hotel. And
in repeated conversations he expressed his alb
horance of the Cincinnati Platform, and re-
marked ''Under no circumstances can be aIaduc-
ed to support Hr. Buchanan, standing as he does
upon that platform" We have never heard the
corruptions of any party so mercilessly exposed,
as those of the Administration by Mr.. Brough.--
He also spoke of the Nicholson letter, and char
acterzed it as she most dangerous document erer
,critten By an american pen" The doctrines
therein taught were the seeds of all our troubles,
and the only probable source we had yet seen
OF danger to the country.-Mansfield Herald.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-03

OLp RUcK.-The Plain Dealer makes a grand
splash by means OF a large cut of a bucks head,
with some lines from Scorr's Lady of the Lake,
the last OF which are these:
"a moment listened TO the cry,
That thickened as the chase drew nigh;
Then as the hcadmost foes appeared,
With one brave bound the copse he cleared,
And stretching forward free and lar,
Sought the wild heaths of lam Var"
This is the idea Old Buck is of seeking the
wild heaths Of uam.Vsr, supposed to be SOME
where up Sais-Riycr or under the Cincinnati
Platform.--Ash. Sen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-03

Whsa Frssden. On her nAsal day,
Within her was.focked cradle lay,
An iron faee asound her stood,
Baptized her iafans brow with blood,
And through she storms that round her swcp
Their conssaas sasd and watching kept.
Then, vhers the qnies herds rcpose,
The baasfst roar Of battle rose,
And brethren Of : common tongue
TO mortal srtfe ~ tigers sprung,
And every gift on Freedoms shrine
Was man Tor beast and blood for wine.
Our fathers 70 their grsses are gone,
Their strifes are DER, their triumph won;
But nobler conflicts wait the race
That rises In their honored peace
A moral warfare with the crime
And folly Of m evil time.
So let Il BE-. IN Gods own might,
We grid u Tor the coming fight;
And. strong In him whose cause Is ours,
! conflict with nnholdy powers,
We grasp the wepons He has given
The light, the lore, the truth Of Heaven.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-03
St. Louis, Aug. 2

The steamer David Tatum, from Missouri riv-
er yesterday, brings information that four hun
dred volunteers from jackson County, Mo-, went
into Kansas on Thursday last, and that 200 have
been raised in Lafayette County, and large
force is being raised inClay County:
Lanes regiment is said to be terrifying on
Wakvrusa.
Robinson, Brown and other prisoners are still
in custody of the United States troops.
30 recruits from the Carlisle barracks arrived
here yesterday, and were Immediately forward
ed to Fort l. avenworth, also seventy from JEFF
ferson barracks. Gen. Smith having made re-
QUESTION for all disposable force at that place
Orders have been issued to the commanding Of
icer at Fort Riley, to have his troops i'll position.
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Eaton. Ps. At,r. "a.

B One span Of the Lehigh Valley Rrailrosai
bridge across the Delaware river, at that place,
gave way this morning while two engines were
passing over it. One of4he engines was prccip-
mated into the Norris canal, distance OF co
fee. the other caught in an abutment. Twoot
the persons on the engine escaped injury, two
were seriously hurt and one was killed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The fireman killed in the accident 'on the Lee
high R. r. yesterday was named Geo. Howettt
He belonged to Waterbury Conn.,, Jno. Geary,
the Engineer, is supposed TO be fatally injured.
There were no cars attached to the engines, the
bridge being IN the process of repairing. In
consequence of this accident the connection Of
the Lehigh with the New Jersey road is inter-
rupted and there will be stopping of the coal
to New York until the bridge is repaired, which
will be several months. Navigation on the Nor
ris Canal will also be interrupted for week or
t-r
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Now Orleans. Anrust 9

NC" VTIettI1s
From information obtained from the steward
of the steamer Nautilus, who has recovered, it
is supposed that all those who were in that
steamer must be looked upon as lost. There
were nineteen cabin passengers
Six OF the pirates who robbed the dead at
Last Island have been arrested, and a large
amount Of money and jewelry recovered.