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III McLane's.
BAI.SAM and COUGH REM.
Il. TylG 7E55gE. II nTEg ~ ID

ID. W. p D.
Wistarss RalsaRl Of Wild Cherr,
Hpstingfs Naptfla, q Es
Ste1nan's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian, r.
Davis's& Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sebenek's Pliinlonia Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BnrthoioiaeW's E.tpectorani,
Halls Balsam
Swaylii's Syrup ofiWiltlGkerry
Ayers Cherry Electoral. Z
.Taylor's Balsam Livefwort, W
Iayne's Expectogant, @,35,s
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liyerwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardiner's Liverwort,
SStadler's Cherry Expectorsnt,
t4on10lifs Indian do, ~ !
j DR.. Roses do, =
4 SstlsSA P.ARILiIAS. a.
Jdlt1f3Buil's, N
III s. p Towasend's, Y
tsNnds's,
Al Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters, l4575.s5 ttlisS4fi8 \ 4, "
y Wyncoop's, g m
I tt Shaker, sN
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sSf GODAa4A 9fs III Il, III rGGfsn
aesessqfte jarvis y oodnlnn Eof Common aid
streets Dealer Ii pGojSs
EEe TED IN RR AI,s
OILS tracts Fine
Fancy ssa3s, Eaten aIEDIG5S isss
DIR BRI iii fisF FT,,ns,
AnlsFican WIN DoN Asss ia lii rs, d IIs3 DYIs
ESTUFFS, etc, III ~
Dfuggtst, Pysicianss Country Merchants sntl NM
Qualify may Eey upon being suea
Orders prompt, tended 10. StfS
aIR EGHs mi oRTA M N$FRosf EUROPE. S58*
Yas rance aud Cor
Of DRUGS, GHEsIIGAIsa
SRE PERFua merry BRUSHES ,stc Among syhis, M
900 boxes French Window lass assorted sIses 5
100 lbs Genrad u riodate Potash. s N 2
ss l210 ounces Peeter FIR euifille. f5
lao lbs 1Iariderss English Blue Mass IA KS n
100 IBIS AfaRder: English ealomeI. w FIN 5
so jars arbonae Ammonia
e e eases efarb, Magnesia.s I'd "
Scases Cacined aIagnesia. IA
VS. En- ON THE BEST 4 ERTGAN MANUAL TURERs.
1901 ounces ~ onisne, Power ii NJ gilman. Il
80 ounces snIpihte of phins. 81 R3
a 10 ounces Acetate Morphine. !. Il
;Ss1ss8 30 ounces strschnine If 8 s3S W
100 lbs Am. I'LL s Ga!onlel, II bot. M
POO lbs IN. III s. Calomel, in % is boxes
so Salt Petre. ss 6si 81
22S3 dozen Chloride sodas$ BSs4 5$S
100 lbs Nitric Acid. w IA
u de4niiohns Aqua Ammonia.
10 aemijohns Sweet Spirits Nitte
10 LBS pure Nitrate liver sticks -
a Es lhs prre NJ trate Silver ystas NJ sss5s i
ssg W 10 bbls Alum
8 bbls Ground a llr. ii 81
3S nj oWDER ED DR. Uas s3S
Warrant all PoWD ERED DRUGS Inv me- ~ st4ov
paFe their crude
sand ogdssed for n1y sales. ssliong which
200 lbs Powdered Ipeeac s
III s go Abs Powdered India Rhlibarbs sss
5o)l bs PoWder GantfaEi s $aF
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~ lalf pipes Alex eisneHes W. taigg5s "
go 81, quarter casks imitation rench 2ssat sys .
~ 90 eighth 3. 800 ssJ= =
55i5s pipes Pure Holland d I& SS IA; Il &s5 "a
u quarter casks OLD [fUNDY ORT ts
es5=l ~ HARMONY SHEER TsY: s>Sa3
% 4bpls OLD MONnNGNIIEI.ASVFE ISIS Y .3
% do RYE WHISKY snneFior: ~
3 quarter casks WORMWD0D 90 III: sY8$ S y
@ % boxes ARFAGls PUNCH -. q vi 49, ~ 80 +
% 3&5.. d. ARfPUNCII s. n e. 81 s5sssT+
Ii WERMNDUD! Gf3RDIAIi. f5ys4 Saisi
3Ss superior QTjD Bf3ANDY:faG ~ NV
35s5 by CHAMPAGNE CIDER So al = So,
!.% 20 Dunbar sarofnc AM sen Apps. Z
n eF Sale % @ J. H CARTER III TO- T3
ZleaEI corner Common, and Tchonpouas sts s
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l CtED. W. SRIITEI, DENTIST, HAS 'RETCRs.EDl
4 NJ will duties Ills profession
If C,4T,1,CieIst Iiryia Streets
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7l8l49 I0UISIANA39T5 tsF3
PATislI OF 0resans City of New
1T that January. beore me-
the snsc5er, Justice Peace for the city
exaldef Brothesi
James H. fesler, the Home Nutuai
8lo being ac
scordin that
ho0Es tile
Company. "a .sBf III Err Rtesdenti
las KssyF II IsEI5E,R. seeretafy.2s
Sworn to and before This l5
1856 CEiAs. 81 BRADFORD Second Justice Of Al ~
SS7f ~ the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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III =. z 7 owasend's Y,
sasnds's, +
i. ..S Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters, 578..3 i.ii45f Z A, "
~ fss Wyncoop'sf FL
Shakers, ~
N Graetfenberg's
( I. !, /. \, Bristol's.
fsLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening, ;{
v Events Strengthening,
"a w DaTid's or Hebrew,
Badear's,
llcpek's Porous,
h Gfitiitbfs Adhesive. i}
Holloway $ ArTlice,
EINIhENTS.
iHexican Mustang, IA i m n
Firfell's Arabian.
Butler's Nerve and Bone, ).
Hunts, .f5s
Hayes'a x,
sIoh1asfS " enetiNn,
I ADwe's Nerve aud Bone, a
kelllngerffS; 4
I Y IL IN Gardeners, I'M NH
Bagtttle'$ Horse,
Merchants Gasgiing,
Z -s55sS s@S Cherokee K
a g q II r EslE D les, etc. z
Dsgoodts Indian GAogGgue,
Rcwanti,s Touie Mixture,
Smiths Jrpnie Syrup, y 4 .g.
oWSlkoop's Tonic, 3i
Speeds Febrifag6,
Vegetable FebrifuGa.
II q 0HEf'tfIISS III y'5 iyI
SheTnaf'A Cough and Worm,
Bfyan's Puiinpnie Waters,
IIpcOck;s PulmInic Wufers.
.E$.si II III hi n Il IA; n ATI0 MS. 4
3soHett's WHlipene or Haif Gloss
Barl,y'g TrleDpherous,
LyoRls Kli,,iaffsn, a
BoSlsfs Fl Nperion Fluid,
Phaionfs TI6ir FiiYigorator, "A
Jay1e,s Hair T6iiic, 4
YAH Detiseii's Watpeae,
5i.ondpl's Oriental 1IairTonIc.
IIftUaH s$Eau australia. 3}
0ldlidgets Balfn DC Golnmhia, |
Railways CirEassiau Balm.
ss.5 = a Ma II AS.
Swaiti's H9itrltts, NE
8Gutlen's indian Vegetable,
Ek4pDgley,s 8rent Western.
ONT NJ n N II n - S lsIIEES. /
$fpalleFIsAta gicat PAiiif,atraetofI
Professor HulloHay's Ointment
3lcAllister'5 -AlIsffealiIlg,
Brooks Magic Salye, Pryor'sl
Pile,
Gray'S Harrisouis Specific,
TraslGS Magnetic, Judkin's
Loudenls ALI Healing, Russia. |
5E ~ 5gi3 Oils.
Rnshton's Cod liver OIL /
Nc NlGr1s Acoustic, SeGrpa'g dol
British Harlem.
BITTERS. 4
fitt'BPhGuixi Blaksts Aro-I
matte,
Hihbardfa Wild Cherry,
5ss ;lTtlI Ii n s. A II M ATTIC {
i;ess- % riiggiets and Merchant
articles cofdtained Ii The lbove 1.
vantage ) by calling or sending Il
be found tliern9steSteMsfvc asst
MEDICINES in the Uaited s.
Please address. j. Y
sy5s {l(s. GENUINE. ]
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!, sGHEInAM sCHNAPPs.
lnts. and ali dealers In any OF the
J catalogue, viii fHld it to their ad-
their orders us, above, where will
ssortnlsnt Of GENUINE PATENT
States and at The lowest prices.
WRIGHT Il CO, 81
: DEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
81 ChartreS stree., New(trIaans. ~
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IT EEDs7 FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANs.-LEEDsf
Ito Iron Founders and Manufacturers Of Verified aud Hor
zonita Sisan Boilers agar Mills Vacuum Pans, s.
gar Kett is Steam and Horse peey Draft
ing Machines Saw NILS Gin GeBring Iron Columns an
Machinery requiem fort eSpu;h. Tx p
Nahave been nlSahariaed and prepared to eonsru
STlLLatstNis PATENT 5AGASSE FURNACE. J
Nv T I l.
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IN 588 Ta TIsES. IN T5
a. Garriere, Geo a., Fosdiek, "a. r.. Montgomery
u Thorntilt Green, Richard Nsigent, 81
W. IA Violet, IA. EechaId 5f Vim. UrQuhart,
sti ISflgief 4 NJ Pitcher, ~ HI u. Logan,
Frank Willianas 81 al Poniros3 w. AT JoSnson 59
6$..,fsassy, iiecogrt g ": BnfIr idge,
Joha toSg g5Hs Ihos tI3yrAs N. NJ BeMAghi, WEE
" t;stlnel II Y. Gannaark VIM Prelit,
y H. ge5byi w .Iluisharf 5R. Noblol,
VI 3tt9noid, NY -siSireh Off Henry Roiewald,
s II; Eannenan, 81 Martin Ad iison Gailnuack.
II ir27 VI " #s TSS5
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Sll9ss2 81

FG9 orIeRns l85G appeared before
Charles 81 Brafrd Second Justice OF the Peace for Or
leans Parish, La y. D Wherg Treasurer Of the
SynsS nsuuon who being duly sworn, deposes that the
is JUST and correct transcript from the books
I Of said institution a IN N..-y-2
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zgzsss~-s@ses JAS. 5. KNAPP, ID. ID. s., II N
list, No. IL Baronne street rear q b.
SII ~ street s ia'lfieess
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s Total ascot. ,q9s 20
3s3 So Il HOS a. ADAMS, President E 5g
Szsy GE 90 ] AS, Vice Rresidest.


John STatt, g. HAWKINS I S.tasess
u &s Bafeilit fof, Thos Henderson,
SainuGl he Robinson fventalioi
y. ~. ZlchaFe, G. sionseS f955s s. a.. Darby,
i O.. If. Norton z. Sinns, N j. MinGs y..5s9
CIT Istdd6eke #H4 r. in Ai, aFIeine,
VrUdelutg, Ttiiite, iie
5. IL. Kennedy John D. II. r: Converse,
n, h. Sumner, sJ. M Carroll Nfaet5gegSrf
III EresehsS X 4 IA g. ellewes 3 n, Newman. "a
55sEfeHL T.
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HARDWARE.
~ HI. w iTFRMAFs III 5t& GHhslN, Sc,
HARDWARE AiER CHI A Nr5 a. -


-
H. N~-s~ IltCane street, beg elge advise. tlIa Ok
Is5S 80, mad County trade that they have ON hssS
consignment and osGGrSf to cost
55s& Sfofthwithy % large assoftiaeli Guns Rifles
Pistols, w4eds, Table aud Rocket Cutlery P0rtemon
naiss etc. which, together with their ven known stock y
Rnders Hardware, cf eve description Crates, Tools etc
ete they offer at mostreasonao prices and lccoml
ting terms. tg35 g?E94iF6.55 {% fel4f
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sffeet, New ORLEANS, In. u
NlSttMIFUGES.
Winer's Canadian, I'm
81 SWANS, , y ~ {
PefsyE's Dead SHOT, e,
Jayne's Tonic,
:, kerl's, 235
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~ FRENCH LANGUAGE anti LIpRlRAT e.
! II LEON LAuGRlN laeiy LawyerRt the Ear.ot Paris
In the University 6f Louisiana - 5 ~ q.
French class for gentlemen o'clock every evening
at his olee University Buildings Of B4roe Com
mon streets 4
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT
Nofthett Etiltoad-Stlnmer ArrRpg
the first day of April next the Passenger and Mail Trains viii
commence the Summer Scheduls-eGyng 0Syka 6 A. H.
Sryng NJ New Orleans Ut II A. NJ leaving New Orleans al
S3s p NJ and arriving Mt osyka at s P. Nh
49, g. II, HlkzLEHuRST,
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SS6 ss55pa sV he IN TIERS OF THESE egf.s
Is maybe
M street, corner Of sofantsfea
Ny iaye been found sergiceabek all GuaS
te91s ySpepsia,
~ tAs General Debility,
shSaAls OF inne1iate relief and effect
eI by
gsleas sataat dgfsg dnt with pleasure, 50
pure 81 ii 70 asts proof exiracf
Ne 9Fah s ene 81 fRe nis1ssSas esgs ie4es on land
MI Aprfi III. 1853 "
ss Y 70 that bad
leia1 y e DIS Stone
ears sbose
Mesfllss BET }IsEF ffei had sfc1irsao
aHg gIsisty nader tie pd6le roof 81
nsiDg fhe 8a,eFs ffeey iii a
9tnEE time sce
NJ t@hi aenfel aboni four
IN igN On ny 10 where reside and
p of Warren Sgsne
And p. htFs Phssiedns 10 the Mason al a1te
! sE5 sss gs Z HI MAesHA EE.
cetiaes that Ne N stsiiane was Under treatment III
the laiSol do Sante fer isos Irritable Bladder
SEQ eEsagsa ltyieas which he Suffered
eiess eli tialses hut he reeeiS benefit.
Nc p q. Boz PR, IIoaso Physician. n
Irefss Of tfose fyh have used tfs Iates.
e5elessa - n Eon.eIt:II Caldwell
NE gsssy4 - DE-. iWeiderbarf,
FstS- aelbeft W. Bon E DR. MAG G0frnick
lhs ilqse 4 Be shorty eraped nader
& Sle lItsetso IA eofap potent htauagers II q
,g4 eesls5 .fergsals by
Fss9sq=44ssg5 ~ TGhegpi louas street.
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,IF5s, FOUNDRY AM

" "a 379 LUVJHHGI& HOMES, FOUNDRY AMI
~ q ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Conner Of Benton
SESY Euphsosine streets Office, No. 1866 GsFes street,
ffwo doors from the st. Charles Thener,) MNlIfad
aiestand to approved Pgters Q! E.i.nS Ys
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and NIL kinds ii CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Bidding purposes s~i
- Ratings, Castings Guard Boxes SG8 Weights and Ven
atoFs sale The Old Stand l06 ST. Charles street New
npi1
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- q BEN TxlTrREDGE1 u CO.. Il.
WI poflers Of Gun. aud Sporting Apparatus in (
5a&SE$<[ its branches. Wholesale and refill dealers \
@yNN American Rifles, Pistols and Fie-aFitls oi en-
Ir HSS variety, % St Charleilstrcet near st Char 4
W ~ Wnoiel, New Orleans, ind 1871 Main street. C, M
+. T., cpnati Ohio. All If nj
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5Ef 8NsIGTITFSS CO.'S GATAEoGUFI5 OF GENUINE
aud noppaF Family they offer to supply
and Dellsr a lowest Wholesale prces.s
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9EISPENSES-- TEaLfUIIr l145Js' .
Cost Of igaals, of1ce furniture, printing, =
REM saisTy II ss SECRETARY Stationery etc. So IS
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q. y 70 burn-
FROM THERHV. j. Fl 'AiAN, 0flBANBA& n kettles,
yeruituga, and with ne - happy results. All ", draw
ilySnnd IN every wlli n bus come 10 by KIND wise.
pulsiop Of Worms HIS ;olowed tpadmristeiiDE NJ IAN,
rugc every uUflere prefers any ulhe Eleans,
are crrtnp. and ridrea take rcuSy VII n
point gninel h, gjnS nediciuetn childrel n kIBERS Y
July "a Tx TX w S 5lJFF FL fqQa to
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,et, fffo83 rs Wheat. for sale nv
Nv goQRliL les, Il ri 1905 d Co,
y TGlogp itouias street. W
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SEARCH b5Tss F9yIS @hsei ND Ie5F ~
~ VOORHEES,, 'GRIGfiSi & Cos
'ayZs Is Tchoppitoulas street,
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ES<1N AND DEALERS II. FpRElGNI AND DOMESTIC"
ASsS HARDWAREr UUTBE2Y, etc., Nv. % Magazine az
w 40 GraSier streets hEye on hand and constant
Iittact frrrTt iN hHtIuIn =
DENTISTRY.

s5zszs5sseszss. DIR. y. w. ALLEN, DEaTAL SUI.
GEoS, has removed to No. 141 G-ual street.
%a fEY41SSS5kSa$ ~ n dItG5ly
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John Il. Shay, M 81, p. Levy, %W. i. Laner, "A s
Geo w. West, 4: III. May, l. PHILIP A. Shaw, U
Richard Lloyd, S5E Johal II. Owen zDeVisser,
Elijah PealesSs John Hall, ass4 Robert Dyas, 55E
". +. Harrison, Rugns Ad0I benny, AT III. Avery,
Joseph y o. g. Cocks 8 u. Il. Isenholr,
u. O.. IpreS A, I3oIghery, & John Rodenbire. s3
s.. o.. Nelson iIn. lA. * a q. tSanIett S9
red Ionltan. w DegsoTiines IG Il Converse sl5
w 10 TSnlIkins John ct Goodrich nv u. faSer III f3g1
H., l,firty jnn1
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There being Uspry Laws in Minnesota money can be-
iahsa at 81 interest from twotove
month for twelve improved property Or
such TO doubt value;
tanned per cent month after
tratGit y+-intefest p9yabe Semi .anEially.
LA n wa + r ANTS so * IA Ss5st Wy
bs located On good twelve fifteen cents per
acre tha1 viii d6bee amount ainuaiy) invested for many
years. ads y located in name 1T he oaer
BY M actual Improved and cultivated and at the
end tie settler per acre d and
anRn1f tile owner alsrrantak.S
noiuaI BBF s "
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-19

pp.,Rrr FLouRiSG MILLs.-Wind as
motive mower has been known for cen'u-
ries blu, the grea, trouble has been in rsgu-
ls,pp sails Of Wind Mills. I. e. wee mas
perfected it. In Illinois the "Koehes'er
Mil Erecting Company" are building seVe-
raj Mills, and the one at Brmheld VIII Dc
finished about the lst of next month. It's
ina, what 8 wanted in our State, and we
would refer to another column for their very
comprehen sive advertisement
The names attached 10 it are leading mil
,ers and owners of large milling establish
ment, in the "FIour City" Of the world
We learn that several are TO be erected II
this State, and would call the attention o.
every village, town and city to it. Two
thirds of the milling OF Europe is performed
bv wind, and we should think that this pow
err could be applied to the Western State
and the country at large with equal taeil''!
ssin Europe. Mr.. George F. Macy No.
Commercial Buildings, is the agent in TIN
city, who will give all information desired
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-19
Lateat N . VS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYsLA LATER FROM EUROPE
Reunion Of tho Peace Negotiation
The Pope Agitatcd About Foreign In
reference.

New York, Msy I6.
The steamship Asia arrived in the lower
bay last evening, but ran ashore and did not
come up this A. n.
THE TREATY OF PEACE, &c.-The off,
| cia report of the Peace Conference has
come to hand. The report is little more
than a reproduction of the treaty itself. ;.
The most interesting feature of the bust
ness took place after the treaty was signed.
Count Waewski invited the assembled
Plenipotentiaries to an interchange Of SEN
timents, and himself went over the ground,
referring to the disturbed CONDITION Of
Greece ard Italy, and recommending that
suggestions to rule more mildly shout be
conveyed to the Italian Governments. In
this recommendation the Plenipotentiaries
more or less heartily coneurred.
i GLAND. the British Parliament Il. .
adjourned debate on Mr.. Whites'de's vote
of ceRsure on the government for the tall
Of Kars, I'D been pressed for u division,
when the motion was lost by majority
against it Of twelve.
A treaty between England, France and
Austria, guaranteeing IN ependence and
integrity in the Turkish Empire, was pre-
sented in Parliament yesterday.
Lord Clarendon's dispatches in answer
to Mr.. Marcy dispatch of the 2Sth of Sep.
TENDER was laid before Parliament last
evening.
The London Ne,cs in it's CONNIE nts, refers
to the demand of Mr.. Crampton's recall AZ
an invitation for the English Cabinet to
disgrace Itself for the amusement and gra-
tihcation Of the Government at Wash
ington.
1t has been rumored in London that Lord
Derby is satisfied with the treaty Of peace,
and thinks IL ought not to be made sub.
Ject of party motion. Ii is also said that
the highest personages in the realm depre-
Gates any irritating illusions to the terms
of peace.
Baron Brunow arrived at Dover from
Calais, on the I'd inst. The object of his
journey is to present to Her Majesty let.
tiers OF notification of the accession Of the |
Emperor Alexander to the throne of Russia.
Mr. q. F. Guthrie, one of the most emf |
nent surgeons in Euroue, died rather sud- |
denly in London, on the lst inst. He was
II years of age.
lrALY.--A letter from Rome, dated April
oath, says that the high ecclesias ticle circles
are panic struck at the Sandman pro-
gramme Of Italian reform, and irritated with
the strong language made use of respecting
the NAL administration of the Pope's gov
eminent
The sudden departure for Paris of Mon
. gneur Fardi, Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, is attributed to the conster.
nation OF the Court at the bare mention of
a question of such vital Importance as
limit to the Pope's temporal sovereignty,
and desire to have negotiator on the
spot, to aid tie Nuncio in his remonslran-
ces, and counteract the suggestions of the
Plenipote ntiaries.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-19

TIVE FRurr CRor.--lt is now pretty wen
established that we pay tribute TO the Sc
verify of las, winter in the loss OF our entire
uesch and grape crops, and partially that Of
pears. The apples, cherries and sma'iel
fruits are uninjured. Our contemporary u
the Rock Islander says;-"As we rode the
other day from lie Claire to Davenport !,
melancholy to witness the rows O.
ns,ch trees, which had been stricken aea'
{, the winters cold. and were standing
.m,a The general ou,burst of foliage around
them. wi,hou, an unfolding bud OF blossom
upon them
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-19

THE MoRMoss.-The Rocklsidnder learns
that some Of the women among the comPa'
nv Of English Mormons that passed through
on, ci,v last week were faint-hearted ano
wish to turn back, and that according 10 an
English paper they left that country with
many misgivings as to their future fate De
,sed creatures, they will deeply mourn the
aay when the strange infa'uation seized
their minds and the hour when the home
scene. and shores Of old England faded from
their sight.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-19

TurLEcrusK.-The lecture OF Mr. u "
peues on Friday evening not being IN tue
regular course and the lecture season proper
having expired, the audience in consequence
was unusually small. The poem OF 'change
morcsd with the antedeluvian world
very graphically pictured many of the DlSle
...rs. and characters and descended the
vista Of time until young America STOOD
hesors the audience fsncifully arayeo
in his peculiar habilments. Altogether 'He
posm was a very good one, but lost much
of its beauty from the suppressed delivery Oh
il. author. With good round information
and correct elocution its beauties "0o''
have been more highly appreciated
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-19

prvryo,rscE.-The notice in the I'd
,sos Of Saturday not only prompted irieno
r;,,Ior IN action. but stirred up our citizens
generally to open their hearts No man
I'm, Ijtter called upon Jailed TO give any
,hino and had he have had the time to
spare he might have obtained double the
.mo,n, subscribed. We would just say IN
,h,s connection that Mr.. Mcdonald is very
deserving young man, carriage maker ana
tina, his physician thinks that unoer 'he
mos, favorable circumstances he must De a
cripple through life II anybody else 'ee''
the workings of generous splr,' WIN"
him Mr.. Littler, at Burrows ana ffet,y
mans store, will be pleased to receive .he
sn,,lest contributions in favor oil the us
.hlad man. The following note esP'a'"'
ITSELF L.,
Mr. EplroR:-On behalf OF Mr. Jesse
Mcdonald, (who was disabled while SAVING
, e. low creatures life) ! return thanks LOT
the kind response, and "materiai AID w",ch
The citizens Of Davenport subscribed Tor ms
,aEef | have collected sl27'2o' "hich
shall he ludiciously applied for his re'iel'
r. Nee. LITTLER.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-19
Terrible Accident on the Panama Railros


New York, May Is.
The Tribune contains the the following
accosnt by an eyewitness of the railroad
accident at Panama, dated Aspinwall It'll:
yesterday A. NJ. the passengers, who left
New York April 2lst, started from this
place for Panama in three separate trains.
The first contained the mails and the latter
the passengers and baggage. The two last
were filled with passengers. After pro.
ceeding little over half way to Panama
the engine Of the freight train ran off the
track in such position that it could not be
replaced without good deal of delay. The
condustors of the passengers trains ran
back to Aspinwall. We were within about
two miles of this place, when a terrible
crash occurred. was seated in one Of the
rear cars and Immediately looking out of the
window could see the cars rdshing one up
on the other until nine in number were de-
molished. Every car was crowded, contain
| ing at least sixty persons. At present it is
| impossible to estimate the number killed and
wounded, or their names. There were not
less than 800 persons in the cars which
| were shivered to atoms. 1t must be low
estimate to say 80 were killed and at eas
| 100 badly wounded. II seems almost mi
rarulous that 80 many escaped with the
1UUs.