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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-02

OFFICES FOR RENT IN THE LARGE
~ donblc house No. 476 9TH street, opposite the
city Post Office. The rooms are lofty, and lighted
by gs. For convenience and excellence Of Situa-
tlon they are unsurpassed in this city Inquire Of
EVERETT & FOLLAK, Attorlies for Patents,
No. 4iG Ninth street, corner Of F. m I6.2awtf
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BAJOU's KID AND OTHER GLOVES.
mo H. sMOOT, No. 11s BRIDGE STREET.
Georgetown, has received, from New--
Yofk, ladies Bajou's KID GLOVES ,bNND |
white, black and colored; gents do do ;lIlilI Ilu
ladies' and gents Jan Ia Silk and Lisle wv w
Thread Gloves. Also, q first rate assortment Of
oieached and brown Cotton Hose, all qualities:
oieaened, brown and fancy Half Hose; misses
ana Boys Hose and Half Hose
farncular attention being paid to keeping
good assortment OF the very best makes OF the
above goods, purchasers may depend upon get
ung good article as cheap as the same qualify
can be bought elsewhere
m I-u JOHN III. SMOOT.
IRON HALL
Beet Shoe, and Trunk EstabInsb-.,,
Pa. arsnEs bsswsen 9th and lOth ,f,
JUST RECEIVED LARGE ASsORMENr
- OF Gentlemen's imported French Gal -.
ters, Molia-Ville Shoes, manufactured by Il
Melus Paus, for my own sales
Call early and examine my stock -
i have also, Ladies' whole and half Caters
at 30 cents and 81, made by Mccurdy, "originsl'I
Children's Shoes at 37Xc., old style.
My stock OF Travelling Trunks Valises, Garnet
Bags, &c +, Is the largest In the city
Cal on SP HOOVER
m9 Iron Hall.
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y u nj M z II II A S.-TODD CO, ARE
~ daily receiving large additions 10 their -
stock so K Of EATS suitable for the warm l f.
season. They would particularly invite the -
attention Of purchasers to their White Beavers
French Felts, and several new kinds Of ventilat-
ing Straw Hats Of East India manufacture,
tirely new in this market m23-3td& colin
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NOTICE

To th1 AoldsrS of Bonds, Csrtifcatss, or other
EVidsHesS of ths Dsbt of the S ate or Tszas
~ ths !lt; Republic thereof, Endsr act Of 2s.h
F.5THdry, 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-02

THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AT CAPON
l. SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, will be opened "A
for the reception Of visitors on MONDAY, fn
the 10th day CT Of June.
TERMS FOR BOARD.
ScSouu week.. I'D
One month Of twenty days............ IS
Children and oolered servants half price.
The Undersigned has spared no expense in OBJ
tanning the services OF gentlemen to assist In the
mapagenent Of this place for the approaching
season. Visitors will be supplied with Saratoga,
Bedford, Chalybeate, and Alum Water from a
spring in the neighborhood, said to be equal to
the Rockbridgs Alum Springs.
IN "A colin IT l.. BLAKEMORE Prop'r.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
News from AuStralia, New Granada and tho
South Pacific.
$3.50, eco IN TREASURE.
-~S~>~~~~~o~>~~~~~o~o~>S>c~a~s
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
~~~c~~~>~-~>~~-~>>~~~~--~~~~~~~
INTERESTING ITEMS.
MARRIAGES, BlRTHS AND DEATHS.
~s-~N~~~~~~~~S~>~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~
MA K ETS,
s1,5ss,G8O IN TREAsURE.

The steamship George Law, William Lewis Hsrndss,
e. g. N, commanding, arrived last evening She sailed
from Aspinwau necemoer 4, at oar O'Clock r. with
The mali passengers and for New York brought
down by the steamship John L. Sepdens has expsrenc-
cd strong winds with heavy during the greser part
OF the voysge Passengers all In good health. No SICK
ness among them since leaving San Francisco.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Coapany's steamship John
l.. Stephens, L. Pearson, commander, sailed from sAa
Francisco November 20 at four O'Clock, r. NJ, with the
United States mails and $50 passengers for New
York ard New Orleans Arrived at Acapulco 9th inst,
q I've O'Clock, NJ and saled again at eight o,locx,
PM day for Panama ART at PananA Deco nDsr
g. at one O'Clock Pm Tide serving passengers, mails
und treasure were not landed until moratng Of fol-
lowing day.
Tho United States mail steamer Gransds A. G. Gray,
Ssq., commanding rallied from Aspinwal for Hsvaua
Dec a. at O'Clock p. M with the mails and passengers
Cor New Orleans.
Her Britannia Msesys steamers Eek and Pearl were
of Point Aa Bay Of PANAMA. for the purpose Of towing
Up to Panama her Britannia Maisstys ship the lus
Monarch, daily expestes.
Her Britannia Majestys snip otthe-iine Orion
screw frigs,e Arrogant and gunooat Intrepid At
chor OF Aspinwall.
The United States frgete Independence and war
st. Mary's are still lying of Panama
The United States soop of-war Cy arrived at Aspn
wall Nov. 20.
The officers and crews q oil the ships were in good
health.
The following - the specie list Of the George Law
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Nsw Yovx Cnr kAss&s Gusso - meeting was
advertised 10 be held the Bsosiway Tabernacle. on
Saturday night 10 AID Of the flvs York CITY Ksn,as
Guard The tickets Of sdmlssor wvre t~snty I've cents
fov which the audler rvosssd The pleasure aud
novelty ofhesricg strn,or " NJ rhaytr aud Henry
ward B,ccher spck A. isa u 90 appointed for tne
meeting faw ps,sc,s srresen Dsers the rsosrnaco,
but sund eascs ~ W. srsiing closed with
written ne,lcs posssi up whsa rfcrecf tem shas tas
meeting Rcd beca postponed, oStag % me noa arrival Of
Senator wilson,
r.sor1 ooxpsnrs Tho fo.s sdns companies passed
the once recently
y L. Ds,cpprrs nuske'esrs Gap, john X. Scott, with
90 mrrts@, shos FOR 20 prizes st sssvsers Bay.
Monaghan social Cub. Capt Hsgan, wth 20 musksts,
sbcs Cor 50 prizes ~ E,st New York
70 Gold sea.er.' Guerd, cAe R'hir.cn. mum
berns no muskse, s,cor raaiea hy R,bev'os's baai
John Oliver FOURTH Ward GasSd, Cat naocoy psradcd
- muskss and shcs fcr "a vao,so lrids 81 sryxors
Bay.
Ffrn IN THrnp AvnUs About poe oelcsk on stur-
Gay night are va dScovrred tbs third noor
horse No 2ss Third Avenue occupied by Jaucs Lsaxh
heed. the nc originated 10 ciosst the scusss.
Tne nremcn were promptly on the ground and soon
ssushsd the Gre Mr. taushbead ssumAsed his lcas 81
about $500 By nrs and ar-no insurs snce me sccoad
nocs = occupied by ns.cnss .sSss ,c ~ rs,sis.rc - =
ehich be he's Insurance of $500, In hc s. Nchoss
SURFACE Conpsny. the arn noor n oooapici BY NJ.
joshua Moad, vks also o~ns the building His Io9 %
building WIN probably amount % ssco end On turslisrs
Sloo Tie buoins ssd iurnturs are insured for 900
in the Bowsvy Issurance Company.
NEW yosK HosyrAI Tho following is ths weekly 70
port of the above institution 70 Dec II RsmainiSs
on Dec aoe admitted 70 Dec H. Ga; DISCHARGED cured
cr reeved o. died, .; remaining u data. so4; males,
24s; fewales, So.
o.sppArrs ros AsHra~ Eveusu ov HAum Drs.
rucr-rooh l. Bel,oni, IT,, Of Hose Company sa wm Z.
Nr~ssy, present Incumbent rnos Riley, o. xosine oom-
Tsny ~,
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Marriages, Births and Deaths.
NARRYRp.


A Sacramento, Nov. 4, Mr. II. N Stow 10 Mrs. Angus
AZ saor., ool -, xr. @. A. Leland 70 Mss Fanny
Al sacramento. Nov. q, Dr. James O. Cannon, TO Miss
Al Mo iIe,o"n. shasta county. Nov 9, Mr. J. W. Co.
bsain 10 Niss Mary Eixaoesh Riggs
Az Warren I'LL, Nov .. hr. VIM D. Francis TO Miss
10 Pa, son, Utah, Sep. n, Mr.. David Wilson 10 Miss
10 soash wsbs, rors, Davis sunty Utah. William Drs-
In Fsrmisslop. rias, oc, l. Mr.. WIN. o. Nynsld 70
Mrs narvsssits Wilson.
BAPTIST Chapel by Rev q Bricry, AP Humphrey. E,q,
@ sn Andreas caiAveras county 70 Mas Sylvia Wright
In American Township, sacramsus, county. Nov Z,
Mr., James Wood 10 Mss catharinc UHsr
In San Francisco Nov. 70, by Rsv. Arrustus Keller,
Mt Uto wesaich, Of Big Oak Flat 70 Mss Caroline Ohm
AT ssofsmrn,e, Nov. 10, Mr.. Joseph F~nsworlh 70
Al Grsss VALLEY, Nov II, Mr.. Thomas Beaumont 70
hls Arsnists Jane Bisck'ord
In ssn Francisco ~ Grace ohur h on Nov. "a by the
Raw W. Shepherd nr. Charles s. Wood, Of Nev York,
to Miss A romcroy, Of philadelphia
In RAJ Fapcrcc nov 2 BY me Rev. v. hcoshake,
Mr. August ssrrert 70 Miss Frsnci'cs Won Arr
ny the saue, Nov 4, Mr. Charles qsmers 70 Mas Jo-
by the sane, Nov II, M, Johann Buffer 10 Miss os,as
By ibe ..ns Nov. 10, Mr.. Christian BsuIc 10 Miss VII
helrnln. Rlcxheit
A. Noy,o San iuan, Nor Is, Mr.. WIN n sesss 70 Mrs
a. sacrsnep.o, Nov. Ia. D. n. Davidson 70 Mss Eliza.
Rescrvotr nm, I'll Dorado county, Nov. 70. Mr.. s,n
janip Mea ham 10 Miss tucretia " COTS.
In ser Frnocisco. ths loh Nov bv Rev BricrIy,
Mr. AIexareerJ: neisour 70 Mss May Kelley.
In Greenwood, q Dorado county, Nor. II, Mr., 8. w.
Hsrros 20 Miss n. Hornblower.
In Portland, oos 20, NJ. y .. Prcscy 10 Ms Pcmma
Fountain.
In Por,i.pd, o. oct. Il, Mr.. ROsors Thompson 10
Miss Catherine Melville.
In wsa,n,,on county, 0. T., Nr. samuel Williams 70
Miss Anp Eliza Jolly.
saiing 20 Miss Mslinds Morton
In portland oct 20. Mr. John King 70 Mis- Nslinds J.
love, Of that city.
70 v.snlns,en county, Oregon, Nov. n, :. N rnsrp
In washington county, oreson xr. Joseph Perss 10
In linn ospniy, O. T., Mr.. Moses Parker 70 Miss xary
Umpbrsys.
In San Francisco Nov. 7, the wife Of Mr. Phillip Wool
In San rrsscsco, Nov. g. ns wife Of xr. .. ssrsus
A jamestown, Oct -, me wife Of Charles Hcnsrnsn
Of sM
A, suisun CITY, ocs ~, mo wue of A. y. Msscham
il s.a yrsss'sco, nov. 10, the vie of NJ. Lewis D.
N csiavsrss county, Nov. l. ns vise of Mr. Blythe. q
In San FYanc.sco. Nov. II, At O'Clock 20 minutes A.
NJ At 81 Howard street. the wife Of j. l.. nsrte Esa, Of
In Forest CITY, Nov. ls, shs wife Of WIN. Fleming, as
daughter.
In San Francisco Nov y Easter Lsnnard daughter Of
In san Francisco, nov Catherine wife OF John pona
d An rr.soise Nov. ., M. Dsuni. condrou, native
In san Francisco Nov. ., Mr.. Christian Bowman, me-
tive Of Gornsny, aged "a pears.
IN can rraeisco, nor. !, Anita g., twin daughter d
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Police Intelligence.

AIrrorD EXTENSIVE LARCENY on GoID WATCHES -Loss
Albert ,sk,n into CUSTODY yesterday by Lieut. Hort
ssn and ,ncer Nopeypcnney, Of tho Fnh ward poce On
charge Of having stolen forty gold Watches valued st
5000, from Gussave. .Adoph Fsu,be, Of No. Is John
street tbs complainant alleges that the 2Tth oc,ber
last the accused his store for svo-ed pur
pose OF making purchase that while his attention yas
directed 10 someng Ia tho store the accused succeeded
In obspipg session OF tho above property Aa exact
ccun0rpsr Of the box containing the rice rub
s,huto by tho prisoner tina, the iarcsey was not
until sometime had Apsen afer
Of the from the rbe accused tnytesa
Of the stoet watches In his stoo Ia
gold aud silver coin. Abeyt brought before Jushce
oehorpe At The Lover Po.co Court, where he
mittea for examination.
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We arc indebted Mr. EDWARD W Boll, parsor Of the
George Law for invors and 10 she Pscilc cypress Con-
psDy and tho California express u Freeman Co, sni
Berford q Co FOR nies Of papers.
Aoow hiding affair, whicn attracted considerable a
ssnso0 took place saturday, November 8, In Mont
somery street. San Francisco. was inflicted by John
T. Duskee the person Who tried for piracy and
acquitted, upos Captain Ebcnezer Campbell, and the
cause alleged defamation Of character.
Shcrid Wright, OF Nevada, killed the Sd Of
Novs mbsr, while 10 pursuit OF . band OF robbers.
Nr. q. L. Wells killed. n Amador, by being thro
from . buggy.
soue trees have been discovered n Cahvxas county
measuring from eighteen 10 thirty feet in diameter.
vianous but fortunately, unsuccessful attempt was
made 10 spk the hip 0r'xAba the night OF the
esh November The scoundrels entered the snip 81 ow
tide opened The stops in the engine room, aud allowed
she water 10 run until she grounded. IN the ru,ns
thero two thee ct Of wa,er In the hold 6us oy
hard pumpaG the vessel vas speedily fres.
Ths great pale Of tho Folsom estate took plaos In San
brought very handsome pYccs and tho sale had he effect
70 give stmuius ~ real ostac wnich sgsrs well for the
future.
Lup Dsrengsur native OF SPAIN and Student In the
Csahols college II Boncis oommed saicde ~ wins
ous hs hsans. The coroner sry found thaA he Was
dcyungef. he was 10 jean of ago.
Thsro . number OF lra class clippers IN port
among them the korssman. Black Prince, Flying Cosd,
y. r. Hoxie. and Romance or tho Soc. there
pasavsy little Shipping In tho haroor Of San Francisco.
TrenSus did nos &C., single vose In the city Of San
Diego.
cE Williams has been appointed Judge Of The nc
sesaih judicial District 10 place Of j. g. Pxsr, rcsigacd
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PERU

POLITICAL uvQuigT-TKE ururo- rpsvED-rIK rRES n
rAyY--AsJI cAs1IIIA RwyoLrTr@ DxsADfuL IscrRsvs
nDIass
Peru Peru IL ~ 10 unse'lsd state. Oet reaA
have taken place In Aseau,ga sot Peas
OF the pr<ssr
ye,ser are daily arriving Al the chnoha Islands
bcrns nov up1arcs of o.
Tho French Admiral lon Cal ~. re ewing . hearty
farewell from oil the o. Ia hsrbsr, msnnne the
yards and drtrg q salute.
" ssd that srolb.r rtvniutsn ts broken out IN Ari.
quipa Aenrst Cnsta of whisn kchoig1e and Castillo
the psegs,ors. The rovolurnss declare In favor OF
General yivsDcc.
Apdoss the Upper Anzpn have hesr destroyed By 4
ttfbc Of SAVAGE fnd,,us cNiea sursos Some Of the
inhsbtsrts were hi,ied, an the rest oil ncd 10 TIE
woods Tue Iotsns threasn 70 destroy ail the seste
the river Pstsss fhs ci'y ~ ieberos u oaiy
savv ~ the presero Of garssn, ant tho people
shsf she Government ut afford them relief
they wui place them elv,s inter the proeoaon OF
EcuaSor,
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csr pasers fuel for the Pacific steam Navigation o,n

g0of patent fuel for the Pacific steam Nsvg Cysn
paDy.
rhe Psnams 8eroli of tts 4th inst cout tue follow
Ing ps Ne summSry erot 20 learn thsS mum ,er
peuy robbesies tsed Ia tns city on the p,r
eonh OF toe Wbo Rshore from the sonora
ebe evenlsg OF her ri sl Too majority Of she thet
were perpcsAso ~e nm terstsnd on persons who were
uDoer The ianJeoce OF hquor.
We have lad = eucc ssou OF unusually strong winds
oufiogr .ast week, scconpxa ed by occasional heavy
khoSeF
The srnvermy OF the independence os she 18th nus
was Gully cetebrased st Panama rhs Uaited states fr
gate noependence and tho 81 Mays ursd . salute Of
twenty one guns IN honor OF The anniversary.
fhe Aspnyall Con-. sd sAs:-A few minusas bsfore
cav yesterday sbes Stjscent the fetshs depot OF
the Panama Railroad the line Vi In TINS city
csnRht ire. contained tatow An1 sreasy vessels
used 10 grease he OF cars, go k burned Hsrcsy
emhtrga most intense neat for nearly IN hour. To
vino was favorable blowing part or the time against
'r ght house sd,eproof ouddeg aad the nsadsr 10
wards vacant area. TIE shed nothing Du. the
grease, and was itself OF but little value
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Ihe Iseasslature-Upiaed States Senators.
IFrtm the saa Franc,sc, ia Nov. N.l
The dcmoUaao party vii have IN the ncxt LsgfsAuyc
large majority any parry ought W have 10 eject
whatever party measures they may wish TO- The senate
ccnsssing OF thirty three membsvs, 10 composed OF
ncass, eivirg oear democratic msoviy of shres over
boh tbe cshev parties This calousssion incudss how
ssDoi6 ovse members, Who elected iAst year by
~ American party, bus who have snos gvea In thor
~, - vs. - sss sssssos. ov"s ,Rsv ~ \. 1S s.i
bound 70 fscs the diyeoesd by the party Who
.eIected them. n ttey do this, and ere bouai by
caucu Of their party upoa this subtsst there wosd
y IN for United sstss Senatorial psrposss in the Sc
nate only sixtssn democrats, While there woad be
fourteen Americans asd three republicans. Thh
bned aesss ihe democratic party, OF seventcsn votes
or one majorMy, and In bn manner Joint couveation
might be defeated, and Caorns len for rear Without
any representation In The Unsed States Senate II Messrs
fersusos and wessmoreaand will consider thsmseves
bound bg the decision Of thc American members Of the
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Our Paris Ccrresperdesce.
p.~vs Mo- %

PANS, Nov. ~, 1856.
Opinions ., France Regarding Mr.. Bschanss's
Eiscficn--Heoith Of fhs Empercr-Immenss m
fax Of Foreign Vi~srs-- Trade Of Paris, &c.
AZ the prospect OF tranquility at home improves
tho attention Of men becomes naturally more fixed In
gsnisbss frif,mus; and the extraordinary confess
which seems now to have decided the Presidency In
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S:s, . s:s s- W .ls s1s az .s:
sqs s. oIsss w s.@ej Ssrsnss aspT' ds
.Sy rs infants ,as ,sryaSs ,, fsnsss shay ssss
PscMs,s q kissn. Rev sr Graham and isdv Rev NJ
eiayton, n q gafdner, Jsssen, 0 ..se scBriie
Lse.e, n xessrrss. . sssrsgru eHimsrs. Gao, 2
pso s s ira I ,s, n, s, Pc Il src1 s s.o
prs. Ms Nc, suehdn. IL er.y, NJ. Iss.s... J {
tl.nsy Nh 4 water. rsSae sn.1 .rsn; Gould BAG.
r ss sAa sT r.. SSs s cssr and , q,
sry afs fss. s sp Sno Ens s'
ssTsS,So ,snsSsGs Gsrrsn'sr sey r. %sss H.sn w
en,do @ lanDsils, Hadden,J jury. sam1 Smith and
For Hare N steamship yss,-xr osisrss, Mr. and ".
I.s. NJ " osgcSa, , y, sT,e ,,i.cl, NJ sss, ".
Y1n is sr sss VI. a-r,a. nd .sssp NJ soa, @aa
NJ rroniersne Mr. Jc.aps korts " rssersra NJ Aas,s
e. NJ ii = sssS. y Ts.I hsrsaa. NJ r. xsrssAi Ms (
sSr sSs ss9s.a Is ss' sss % cue . es
s ssa s .pd r.,sre wv. ". sEs Cha: ss, s. s
Iscp NJ ssYss, .9d saSs,s. sl:, Miner ss.sd.
~ 'sss % ss S s.sos
s, sss ard "a ;sr,s1 .s Psmsr n,s oSe. ,oo % Ts.
r.': Ps:s s,ss sd
-p Ss, :Ss sspAs' ,,i
90, II seymour. A Demins, 1. rsompscs II RoSsrss,
N Bcnderscn. II " Fraser, Or Van Noxrspd r. ste-
phcns, " Campbell, sndsl in the sseerase
sw gc per ,.Y ss ,ass
Bysrd q m white W~ acnnepslb; x Holmes kenrick.
Hkirg Isaac Mccuor, n snow, James Ayres Chand.
nj aysf ra.,a ;Tgs ss ssss ses I'm ss s5y
and lady, Mrs Rober, MISE nober Mrs Plumb,
niss Anns carroll Bs'dy1 W Cleysland niss snar
sweeney Mrs 0resory and daughter, Hoffman and lady
HCt Ms ss E E.,.. William so,s z.rs.Sss rysSs
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rHR rsrHxus POSTAGE rAx-orfIctaL coRRssroS.
pkscr-srr smsufr 70 rsE soUrH-yuxL SoR rax
RAtLRoAD PROM nsgLsND-skvERE wEAraEs-
INCONVENIENCE DAy-rHR UsirfD STATES WAR
vHssyLs--A vIeE AT rHE RAILRoap Dxeor.
We hsve nIcs from Panama dasAd On Decsmoev 4
The 0acsa 0rcid Of Bosota, dsssd on The an Of No.
vemser contains the oorrespondenss beswsss Hen. Mr..
BowIIn and 81 Limo Do rompo, relative 70 the tax on
United states rail natter crossing the lsthDus.
The N>mpc promises examine The International qucs
lions noe pens,ps relative 10 the Isthmus.
mere app~ars 70 be htle locai ness
The Panama Railroad Comrauys stsamcy Cclrmbus ~.
tured 10 Psnams fem frss trip 70 she soutn on the
ID inst having gone ~ far ~ 9uayaquil
We have The following memorandum OF ths trip
me Cclumbus len Panama the 17th ~ Novembev,
ASP. and arrived Il BccuavensuSa 81 ?. 4 on the
soth vher o. having landed feght snd passengers she
sailed foY Guayaqu tbe slst, att p. n, wheye she
arrived On the 2ssh M4 r. n Sailed from Guaysquil
TOR Panama st noon hs 2gsn November, and arrived
as her anchorage In iris bay ateP. n on ths - nM,
making sbs uip up four days aud ss hours being me
6urins "a Tho % vs,sso N. Columbus experienced stormy
westhev and very heavy rsins
Tho Showing II . list ~ her pssssngc GERS
non jose Zan bran, sesnwh Minister 70 Coss Hcs and
NJ sstata; gouralss, J. o. nuruburs, " AnsosseSu,
II. ,isS clipper ship ~. wsgpu. I9s ssys from
Etsosste, arrived al rsboss on The sTm CIV, with car
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A sycoxp LAnBERr,-Tne West Tennessee Wig
CONTAINS the follow ing:-On The 2osh ult, were
rssslpe tbe cabinet shop Of friend Sinclair ae0.
zion vss called 70 the putting together ~ tho largest eor
We ever sav. measured ~ f0s' soscss the top, ~
inches deep; and YES fses lcps. s ccar ~as fos NJ
THOMAS McCsrtev But skors l.mo BEFORE his death
know bis wssh' persusied him to be weighed HIS
weiaht wA E1g pounds,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-26

W Aba eIFFEN. Treasurer
THE statement referred TO in the foregoing letter
will be published as soon as possiblesl
R}s al Communication from tile Street Commissioner,
Transmitting book with the names and residences of
persons Going business ID the City of New Orleans
who have not paid their license, was read, and on
motion, referred to the Finance Committee. n
7 The following message was read:
~ BOARD OF ALDERMEN, i
81 g sgS,, Z As,ss q ~. June 5l5thi 1855 5
M S Board 81 Assistant Aldermen:
Following resolutions and ordinance adopt.
honSaSs body, coneurrsd in by chs Board ot
asS
q l5e M " q money psa 10 y T.
s55 y p'19eassaA 81 .ns ss W.
ssoIation spadry persons license
resolution granting NE oaicers and members
ground No 6oaaded by Bslnsaoe Touloase and
s Tsssa4sF e rahsgss aaor IL
ordinance pronbng liz ssls in any u III il
sss s. e
have the you that Montgomery VEN
sfa geadsia Wss Conference On
By liz assisisn ' 'Safs anu persisted IN
,s4 e SIs s; y hs Ix
moEs said sa being of 81 The McDoaogh Esate
GTfSs.' oI4aIBoRSE. Secretary.
BY neasage this Board was informed that the Board
OF Aldermen had appointed d committee Of confer
erce on the resolution asSociatng r. Hunt ESQ with
hVkoIuel IL VI ltlS VI
leans VS. the City of Baltimore, said suit being for
partition Of the Donogh Estate, rejected by then
and persisted in by this Board. S5 5I
On motion, Messrs. Bailey, Holland, Raymond AMI
Oliver were appointed committee OF conference OF
ahe subject on The part Of this Board.
eommuliea ion from Jacob Godstene, chairman
ST al committee appointed by the Council Of ths
Town Of Garrollten to confer With the authorities
New Orleans iI ton To- d settlement OF co1npro
misc III the matter Of TIVE bonds Of SO 900 each hell
by tlie city against said town, Was read, and on mo
ton ssHIrea 10 the Finance Committee.
Messrs, BaHisteF and Reait took their seats
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