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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

TTVDSUN RIVER Rail ROAD--THAINs LEAVE
III Chgmt era street dsily, for Albany Troy ON ard
aver wonesy Jsnrsry y 1854 the trains VIII follows
bains Though way train, IL M express train 5P NJ for
Popgbkneptc, a. A. NJ and $40 p NJ; for Peehskhi b2
r. NJ; orsig Sing att n. Tbe Sing Sing and pesksNH
trains step az the way TORS Passengers trails 81 IN m
hers Ceisl Ch,to her ard thirty FIRST No train en-
sunday. L SYKEs, Jr, Superatcrds1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08
sPURryNG.

CSCR SILVA FINE LoT or king CHARLES spa
n nels. Inquire ct 81 Futon street, basement
AtUh sALE-A HANDSOME italian GREY sOtT u
4 dog line addressed TO Lynch, livery 81 e. sen.
yarat 4 b., tween broSdway ard Fih Sgeaue vii ave m
mediate atteutiIp.
ITO SP9I TSMvEs For skL0 4 FuL RG91D ~
u wei IRIS 4suer dor; sold chrrn ~ va 0. e FAD
sseL g, we wcsks ct 10, 3 krssX streei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

TRIRSEMAR-rHE GREAT EUROPEAN DIsCOvERY-
Protested By roy letters patent Of England secnrs
by the scala The Fcoe Pbarrnacie IA Paris and the W.
per Isl College u Medicine Vienna. 7'7 IT,
TRFsEsAR No. lis the remedy for generardeb1ty Tba
system veuld not become impaired he decne of lite
Tfsfen mr. NO were universally adopted; all physlcai-
pedine vanish IKE before It's inluooe thus rand
It's use nvsusele 70 those entering Inc marriage stae
TRIfsInAR No 2Conpletey eraocates All tn-esssovders
Which copevia and suhsbs have long been onrh an AVA
cote Tor, 70 the run Cd the heath po tu Il our popu
a'sp. - r~r"
rRirssvAR NO SIS No great Euroy remedy for bs
cas OF uofuer Which, unfortunately he English
treats with mercury To the destrnctu N M "a
tenps S1utuuon which all he ssrssparIla In NE world
c.prot remove, '
1RItsyskn Nos l. 2ard Fike devoid OF NJ nnej,
sd ~ hsn.es,hg qua Msa ghey he the let t@be
Hilhoui their oee hcjng detected
Re- N TN vt 81 or fur In FIR 90 sti
fsva 81; IN s27 whereby tDere or
dive Cd tso spssae anses administered by vAlpeau
lamsuc, Eoux 6e Wholesale ard reaail nrds -
n ~ he vor a ~ ". a ~ kISBW NJ ~ frepIet
stive az No rsisntGe b sntrCa) 81 Greepe srest So
Canal New York. Ntendance dsLv, from II A " u =
T. N ard RON - y, w.. tnrdeYr eSceptafD aIlsgb
pTevcrs 1rrtlr,r - 10 = dFepe alreet ueaT ~ ~
sod eiw ly " i Nfher es stre q souh TBl.a trsss
Tblade IhiS 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

OLD DR. CORBITT Is CONSULTED PRIV ATELY, Az
" his Office 98 Mddsgh street, nsarly opposite Sc
and fourth door from Fulton street, Brooklyn, from n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1855.
FoR SALE.

=
xi,Oh BAN Thk FOvk hX0kY BROWa 5IONE Eng
" h basement hoaEe 40 West thirty NTH street. between
rh snd Sixth house Is inches wide BY 81 feet
deeo bu IN the very beel and Is in every respect
q first class residence
W-l- WILLIAM =. HAws. ITS Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

DOCK AND STATIONERY STORE FOR skLE~fN
Id Fu ton street, ng good This sell
wh about starting In bueinssa Address
J.H Herald sfQce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

THE CONGRESS AT PARIS
L In Paris, Russia, England, Frsnos
Are the terms Of peace arranging,
While our foes A. home advances
With thirst Of blood upchansng.
Charge ITEM triendsl fly, bed Sug, AIT,
Rats, mice, Crotor bugs aud roarbsr
Lyon's pills and powder grart
- To the sleep'ess buence nCahso y
LYONS cenrel 7epcf FIR rvNris aye N II < do er
for inatcis ard vernir q. gFOsa wny " -
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MATRIMONIAL.


NIAt kIN{)NI AL-M'LLR EMILE vIILETTE PROFTe
M svr o. auography, reading Of character By hand.
writing ar spiritual writing medium win, he D.
twenty FIVE cents Tor equivalent IN postage ssmpe) and
cm en- address suilop) send person
4 full de peaton heir character DESTINY
hey vii marrv, &c Address (sh pcsteee)
Eme ylette Broadway Post Office, New YORK. resi-.
denta safely transmit through the rail
NFATRlMUNIAL.-MLLE CaLESTE LA SALE, AUTO.
Vl grapher lstey from Paris will send upon tho recent
OF fifteen full deneaton OF persons character
and destiny Also describing the hey love will
bv their handwriting ADDRESS Me- Celeste le
New York Post office.
fI,HE SUBSCRIBER, NOW SINGLE, signs FOR A
happier stale. Lately come into nice property, will
ether sdvanges he seeks companion to enjoy them with
him. If pretty yousg lady, mairmopslv inined vii
address Percy Ration, Madison square Post ,e, she will
receive an early reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08
MEDICAL.

04EDCAAs
$500 .s 1
as oends the palate and renders unneceary
s
T. d.
10 SjuSions esse. ecn.S.uycnsay locally. .
T. Is ss %
a MEDICINE Has BEsn DIsoovEE.D3DR. HAIaH
b.. q Ss cea.. sSs nd an
n sSss y Is -sa r. .GE
M ,Ss bottle e %s s S,aS
yoln. VIZ; a: BA.sETT, ~ Bowsry, y. r.
pour was cured Of severe cough and pain il he chest
sri' S% 'ad %ss
&c. sss than one bottle Of yesr soupoaad nuvsd me Re-
P oass Ss so~sr,. New York .'A p''D '''s> =
u saatens III JoaNso I. 10 D.aos siress may 30
suited with confidence eu diseases Twenty "a
years in his fpeciad enables him warrant cure 70 eyery
Paris sIcures Of the neihra treated entirely
plan. Yours sA. M tosp.M. trH4
DR rUN1ER, NO DItIs!Us sTaBsr NEW YoRfI
be coSsuied at his Cd established Office where he has
onr years End mo1e il he
in insances q sideret acursoe some q
odeIa,e and ~ cs.es cure gS ss,
sboss ST. and p se 'Se az ses
DR.RALPH, Gag HOUSTON sTsEsr, NsAR yoosrkt~
atSied i0d DISEASES Of pI1ae or dsese ssd
s %ss1
waited or ,eemney desperate the osse nay be- wheiaef ~
her not he dangerous fought hist disease win set well .,
ss Q, 5 sn w 1Te psS sss
years Of modification and suffering Private seats for waiting
OLD DR. CoRBITT Is CONSULTED PRIV ArELY, AZ
~ his office es Middseh street. nearly opposite Ssods sire.
ipi Gas'h door rom Fulton street, Brooklyn from
TILES PILES pIIks sImPsOps CyrEpRAT !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

DILEs PILES, PILEs SIMPSONS CzLGBRATo
vegetable piles specific warranted to cure IN 81 cas-
kno fail, be the certificates
principal Office, No blb b. rect New Yok. sold
sll druggists in the uni Cd states. 80 sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

nRIVATE CONSULTATIONS DIR. WATSON DESIRES
10 AXE known thet amo every day person calls
or b n en stsgs 0, osease ana someume ser
promises take certain advertised nostrums him self
under the OF certain persons calling themselves doctors.
These paers ore chiefly strangers r nose vk6 rede n
The city soon learn who iene proper person CONSULT Won
will perhaps find advisable. therefore, to cal In The ARA,
pace or the VI who has long pracsed exclusively
IN -ass OF fseases WI ich Re every way qusned
70 cure. W. WATSON. NJ H.. years SURGEON 70 thu
Icck HOSPITAL Office 60 Walker street. fourth door vc Of
Broadway. 80 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, WITT 80 ACRES, FOR
ID sale or exchange for city property situated 90 -es
srnk ~ aks TALES rom Ihsea ~ r. All krds al
f trssH on no place; dwelling, ontbpdnRs and ence a
-w ~ cs GOO $4,000 For further particulars
qu'rs raptr ai Grand street. where pan of lie place
sr- IL rscr, o. u Tl!QA8x JlE3, on ne pr r55e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08

4 CONvENIEN COUNTRY HOUSE. WITH FROM TWO.
"A thirds to two Of ground situated cny forty
mnutes ride from the city, near railroad derot for sale low
terms. The house ID two so,ies flied In with
brick, with and pantres substantially built
ard well finished. Location unsurpassed
T. O. SANDERS No
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

a. History of the Struggle for Slavery Extension
cor Restriction in tie United States from the Declare
"tion Of lrdeperdtnce 70 the present day; Nanny
"conpied and condensed from the journals of Con-
gress ard other Official Re cords and showing the
"most impNtsnt divisions in either House: ~ ior-
"a,e Greeley win be issued TO day by DIX, Edwards
& Co No 32l Broadway. Although this work has
teen compressed into l6i large double column pages
II will be iourd TO contain much matter az two ordl-
nary duodecimo volumes 1t is believed thai no in
poitart proposition submitted 70 and dcci9ively
acted on by Congress respecting Slavery Exen'on or
Limitation is emitted and that the Yes and Nays on
thopc Of vital significance have in every case been
lucidly given. Among the documents given III 'dii are
Danie Wobsters Memorial u -20l against the al MISSION
of Missouri a. Slave State; the Resolves o the leg
islatures Of New York, New-Iersey, Pennsy lvanl.
Delaware ar Kentucky on that subject; the Address
of John Quincy Adams, Seth NJ Gates ard OF ler
Members of Congress warning the People hat plot
was on foot to increase the pOEer OF Slavery
by the Annexation Of Texas the Secret
Circular Of 1874; M. Calhoun's dispatch to NJ.
Kin. Embsssacor at Paris. justfying such Anrexe-
ton; Cen Cas- : Nicholson Letter; Mr. Clays Com
pro.Lse Report n-50l; Mr.. Douglass Report intro.
ducirg tie Nebraska bill Mr. Seward Speech on the
passage Of that b; the bill itself; President Pcrces
Kansas Message Of last Winter; Mr. Douglass Re-
port there on ~ pascs); Mr.. Col'omer's answering
Minority Report; the Kansas Investigating Com
mittee, Report (27 pages; the Topeka Constitution Of
the Free State of Kansas the Toombs. Douglas Kan
sas Pacfcaton bill; Mr.. Dunn's counter proposition
iabrdged); and Mr. Mattcson- Resolves based the
Annexation Of Texas. 1t is believed that every per-
son who publicly discusses or privately studies the
Question Of the Day, 10 matter from what stand
point, will find this compilation very convenient and
usCfIl
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
TIE MECHANICS FOR FREE KANSAS
AND FREE LaBOR.
MEETING AT UNION HALL.
SPEECHES OF II. :. SMITH, CHAUNCY >HAFFER
AND OTHERS.

SPEECHES OF II. :. SMITH, CHAUNCY sHAFFER
AND OTHERS.
4 meeting Of mCchsDic favorable TO TIE promo
"ti,n Of Free Labor anc the non Extension of Sl,yo
"over Te rory now fee, AID 10 e.. ctiop of Fremont
q" and Day on, was reid s.t evening ~ Union ',al,
No lG3 B1wey.
Tie call T. r tie meeting wes ut exteosi'ely iab-
li,l.d, but there was iair tendance cn - co''
sion.
DA>rI CoGHER was called 10 the chair iem-
porsuiy and ASDElw MURRAY vas appointed Sgc-
Ic-dIy.
Af'r readiIg tie call Of the met.irg, the su2joned
p solution was on. red and adopted.
orG That committee Of FIVE be appointed 20 prepst
tr. fts csng TO select agcrt oh
for the Mechanics Mans C-tra Club Tor the
os New lot and that they this even Ds - soon As
Irt,''ctl.
I've "nrsIDIST appointed a. such committee Mesrs
john Nnd, John II. keyser, Thomas Emery, joseph
li0oe'maD AND Madison Conover.
The Ro Ky Mountain Gee Club hen sang the raiy-
irg Sorg with fine eject
:, hrNn 5. SMITH was Introduce TO the audience.
lie said:
- BIAARks or MR.. shIIh.
ne sac toh tLA contest il it reeute IN the II cce1s
q" ue republican ticket, would prove one of the mos
Drs ,uI"us events in the history Of politics hat The
VOID or 81 least this country had ever knoup II Is
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
WISCONSIN LEGIsLATU RE-GOv. BASHFORD
on KANSAS AFFAIRS.

MILWAUKEE, Friday, Sept. >, 1856.
Al extra seasion Of tie Wisconsin Legislature was
convened at Madison Wednesday Among other
thines, Gov. BishfOrds Message recommends the con-
sderation Of for the protection of citizens Of
Wisconsin in The Territory Of Kansas. lie says that
since the adjournment of the Legislature intelligence
has re sched him from reliable that many cti-
zons oi Wisconsin who had not expatria'ed them
selyer ba: had gone TO Kansas for lawful purposes,
lao been seiztd, robbed and Imprisoned, and their
lives jtopsrdized by the people of Missouri. Gov
Bashicrd adds:
"Outraees of this nature have become 50 frequent
that deem i my duty To cal Your attention 70 them
that you may wise legal TO protect he clt
izt rs Of sconsin aul dress their grsvances-the
GeLera Gcvenmett being either inpOtent or wiltuly
rep'( ctful 10 do 20 "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

ley ard Shaw.
Penn isson was granted to land cargo of hair and
wool from tte brig Lillian, and the cargo Of the brig
VIM. X. Kibby, both from Rio GrsDde, Brasil.
Health Warden Wet reported that lot No. rs
Remsen street wss a nuisance, being q depository for
all sorts of garbage filth and rag-pickers all Of which
made the place abOninatOn. Tne lot was declared
d DuisaLce, and ordered to be abated.
Permission granted TO the bngs Florinds and
Iesac Carver from Cardenas, to lighter cargoes Of
sugar and molasses TO the city.
DR.. Dubois reported a case Of yellow fever At
Gowarushst Of John 5. Bergen, jr., heretofore no
ticed. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
rrprusN.S CELEBRATION At NEW-IIAVEV.
L o..

1,,;. g.,ts. hen one Of great - i'em,it on ac-
.oipt Of lie fireman przc ,rial TIE city never pre-
sep.cd more iv,ly ,eci. Tne lile VAS uo4er
march rear noon aid was about mile an5 hHl IN
length There were hiity elX CompHnes anu SuYtn
had. of ,nn.;, h.6e. Thirteen Of matal mu-lc Inc
aver ge rumber Of meu was about fly 20 each IN
pany Flowers weI, freely thrown from the "io-oN
spd hsrckercbiefs were waved by far hapo' au,'u
continued cbetrs. The mac1i1e- were be4uu1tl
cecors.ec Tis afternoon the prize tria ca n Oh on
The greer which was fillet with more men Gna women
than were ever there before a. the same time Mae
soeI machines psyeo each through $50 feet o ho'e,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
HEALTH OF BROOKLYN.

William Kennedy, who was reported sick with the
yellow fever On Tuesday, died on Wednesday at hs
residence in John.st., Hudson avenue. He con-
menced complaining Saturday, and on the folio wing
Tuesday DR.. Cochran called in, but he was thea
in dying condition. He was employed in tho Navy
Yard, and, as he had not been out of the city must
have contracted the disease about there.
woman named Spellman, residing in Van Brant
street uear King, was reported sick yesterday.
Mrs. Sinat of Bay Ridge died yesterday. She had
be-. Ii Ill for ten days or more.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
REPUBLICAN MEETING Al COLCHESTER.

KOCHESIER, \. T., FUday, Aug. >, Zoo.
We have had TO-DAY, 10 Warrington 80 uare, an
immense meeting, which addressed by onr Dis
tiic. Attorney, Mes-rs. Raymond, S.ebbua Glddngs,
and BuriDgsne. The latter geute man spoke FOR ,wo
hours ten minutes, ca ling foth immense applause
FROM the assemblage, which was estimated by COM
pttlr. iudCes q. az out 30, 600 people.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
THE TENTH WARD, BROOKLYN

Tie Reputcan Club OF this Ward met "a usual
Thrndn, evepiag. at their heacqusrters No 900 At
lsItc .Iett The meeting large and enthusiastic
spirited speec1s, xere usde by Mes'rs. I L, B. Reed
See'rd ana h .nD1 ana With N" srss Sup ecs % s
spober Of thoee meetI 20 whch Characterize the cam
paisn ana another OF tbO-e straws which ten which
way the wird blows"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
REMOVAL OF QUARANTINE.

meeting Of the residents Of Factoryville was held
at tlat place on Thursday evening in favor Of the pro
motion q this object. Col Nathan Barrett vas called
10 the char. Il. y. D.sso-~sy gave brief history Ut
the rneasuro tsken some time ago secure the re-
novsl Of QuarsrtiBe the fsure cf which 10 resident
OF The Irsnd can help regrettIng.
Committees were appointed 10 corfer and unite
W.T. the committees appointed at other meetings IN
cifer Mt places, and resolutions urging the Importance
Of mn eolste action in the premises were unanimously
acOp'ed when the meeting adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

ard the frst prize Of $500 WA won by the Rippow4u
Corrauy Of stamford Cenp.. who used machine
marufs ured bv Mr.. Button of atsrforc, /.
re hllf cf the s,reom thrown by them va 3 .c-t.
The second prize e 5000 wen by the Dtn,er
Compan, NJ. of n srfcrd With the machine of dr.
" n. m M Of Nev-Yolk The hight Of the s'rce
thrown b. them was l52 feet. TIE third prize Of 500
wss won by the Ph@o Company, No IL of Btoox
lvp v. with the msch-nc of Mr. Iluuueman Of Boa
ton The hight Of the stream wns 149 feet.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF sochTY's REPORT or

THE SItk AT IHHI TIhVE.
MIR. Sinst, (erroneusly spelled Senaette ct
Bay Ridge this morning.
Al previously repoted cases doing we'll.
NEW CASES hn Benneyy irshtown Minns
Ctscsrd,, Lorpissl helper Michael Domey's soa,
II'shtown.
MILITARY HOSPITAL.
The osses previously reported are doing well.
Only one new case since yesterday, and that mild
one.
The disease il evidently the decline shown BY the
miloness Of the recent csses
tsisIecD J. II. BAILEY, MD, L. s. Army.
FRANCIS T. BERIRR Secretary.
Fort HImRtOs sept 5, 1856, q IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
THE PUBL. HEAL TIL.
COMMISSIONERS ~ HEALTH.

COMMISSIONERS 4 '.H'n.".
The Co,nui,siopers of Health e' a. 'oe os'N tms
and place yesterday, and acted % ~ '"' "''''"
business laid before them:
ship GeorsiM. fros Aerandris. Fyp< zr. .aa ~, -
~" " IN rsss al veil 1hs Hes N Oheef fesn ION n a
81, well Psss To 10 landed Il he~ iofs o. Sfe
hai' - 20 Ase from Galveston couof and 'ut" - ~
a W.. hea,h oheer recon mends she BE- allowed - ~"
Bars Losba Eaton H,,.r. .usu and mo- asses Uh Inst
a. h.com.enc' that The ve.-el b hshtered stef a
Bah hrsf.hsr. rer,sarrsys Ahe.. psi, ou ana ean-
the SAr, ksoommecs ths, she ordered TO lighter hsr
schooner w II GunlelNd Charleston : C .h tn., ,.,..
Recon is shat she rioeee aer o>.rv.-
10 bssr from H4vaya, ~s refused permission to ~
the wnslyes OF ttD cry.
The Csroiua from Charleston. allow Sd 10 ~
A. shier her csrso IN ih' 'resm
TIE Board tocoueur IN the report CT the Health O6
regard 10 stream peInh eens granted 70 Tbs BRIG 4
Haks non GGCuios n R. and ordered The yes 10 renAas
sss Peri VS.. lowed TO come up to the city;
The Mar, HarsiG sequence OF the 6ssh Of TOO Of
her passenger OF yellow fever wss ordered u
III. tnk H. Dyer from GoHsives allowed to lighter
remain 80 caJs at Quarantine and ca.
bsrk Architect peiioued 70 be SLOWED ehei ~
IL the Fa Quarantine anchorage. from the o~e<
sv uhee had been oI twenty days sher her cargo
10 he cy This ,essel is from haauias, and supposed -
have the the ckness and eesth Of Several
c yellow although she seems 10 be hes from sscA-
,,.. AZ PRESENT The veuuon denied BY the Board
llsr OF THOSE WHO sICkEnED AND DIED On BOARD
THE JANE GIIDDos.
A. much has been said with regard to she vessei
Jane Gddon, and the impression seems 10 lave gsaeo
creuud Ii al che Las been sndereo, the Health Ohoer
fr d. il NJ saiy TO give the tOosing correct h'' W
,hoe v ho have SICK ened and died Fl yellow fever ooa
tract.d on board and while engaged IN unloadibg and
hel,.rrg her cago that the Board o. Commissioners
nav be fully aware of her condition;
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT IN MiRYLANp.

BAITIM0Kf, Fuday Sept lsj6.
A meeting Of the Republican, was he'd here lat
night ST the Temperance renPle. resolution I,
dressed the meeting. The attendance WAS slim
They decided 70 have an electoral ticket.
M mail received south OF Augusta.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
KEPUBuCAN DEMONSTRATION.

NTIOIT, WI. Fnday, Sept. >, Is51.
great publican demonstration took place here
yettel0sy. II IS estnsted that .. 900 persons
prese', including delsga'ious from thirteen coultes
in n 'uois anc Wisconsin
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
GOVERNORS ISLAND REPORT.

: GOyLRNOR's ISLAND, Sept 5, IS5s
Number Of cases brought INTO the Hospital since
l2 m., Sept. 4. None.
Number Of deaths. None.
Numoer OF discharges. None.
Mo-t Of the cases the Island are doing veil. Ihs
disease yields rescily TO treatment.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
BROWN UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT T.

TNOvIDTNCT, L. l., Fnday, ) -pt I9Jo.
The cclthratoD Of the Pei Up-i.on Society was held
TN. afternoon. TIE Grafton wa bg the Hen samuel
G. An old of Providence, on q" Associated Et htsi ilc
II. utsl Culture" The Pnem was by the Rev. j. VI.
Finch of lthcs. TIE audience WAS large, and both
performaLces gave great satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

TALL SwIMmIsG-A lady now residing st the Mina
House, Cohssset, recently swan nearly nils 70
rork in the vicinity, ard returned 70 the shore.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
EEss

WASHINGTON, Ihureday, sept. I, I13b.
The purport o. the instructions dispatched to Cali
forna mere matter of njecture their contents being
Carefully concealed ut the Department. They, how
struc,ions viii coon be issued to the Governor and
Commanding GeIeral in Kansns
Official sovces jus received from Mr. Dallas give
assursLces that treaty relative to Central America
is pr greeiDg with every prospect of satisfactory
adjustment.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-11
BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, July 9.-Msjor General Wool,
under date of Benicia, june 3d. writes that he shall
be able to communicate by mail on the 18th the
gratifying intelligence that the Indian war has
ceased on the Pacific.
WASHINGTON, June 9th.-The recent passage
| through each house of the three River improve
ment bills over the Presidents vetoes has caused
much rejoicing among the Congressional friends OF
such objects.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9th james Gibon aged
81 an old member of the Philadelphia bar, died
this morning.
The steamship Asia sailed at noon to~day for
Liverpool with 100 passengers AID 81 ,600,0 600 in
specie.
WASHINGTON, July 9-Senate-- Resell utions
adopted directing the Secretary of the Senate
to take the bills passed the Presidents veto
the Secretary of State in order that they may be
deposited in that department.
The Chair correct to-day in stating that {
of the members present have power to pass a bill
over the Presidents Veto It having been shown
that the first Congress had acted similarly.
ST LOUIS, July 9th--We have advices from To.
peka to the 4th.
Summers troops had dispersed.
The Legislature met on the second in accordance
with the order ofthe Convention and was prepar-
ing resolutions endorsing the State Government as
formed by the Topeka Convention.
James S. Hackney in letter to the Jefferson
Enquirer denies that Governor Price had sent -
Canuons and % boxes of Muskets to Atchison and
Stringfelow for the conquest of Kansas.
NEW YORK, July lO.-At Republican ratifca-
ton meeting at Williamsburg Yesterday, letter
was read from James Maurice. democratic member
in Congress from the first district fully sympathy.
zing with the object of the meeting.
WASHINGTON July IO.-Senate motion to
print 10000 extra copies of the Kansas bill was
dOpted.
PrrTsBURG, July 9th.-Noon-R feet 6
inches water in the channel falling.
NEW YORK, July th.-Flour firm, wheat droop-
ing 100 bushels Sold corn firm, mess pork adj
vanced, sales at POST, beef steady, lard l2i, whis
ky 92a.
CINCINNATI, July 9th.-Flour buoyant at 6,4Oa
so for super fine. whisky advanced, sales at 28a
263, mess pork Is so, provisions unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, July 9h-River falling with 8 feet
s inches water in the canal.
New YORK, July vening--Cotton 400
bales sold, coffee steady, 100 bags sold, uolasses
lively 5000 bbls sold, lard oil go, freights firm.
New YORK, July 10, noon-Flour 6rm-sales
of II 900 at 725aS.25 for Southern Wheat r-
regular, $4,000 bushels sold. Corn firm at 81
Whisky 50.
LOUISVILLE, July lO.-River about on a stand
with feet inches water in the canal.