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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

MANHATTAN SAVINGS ISsTtTUTl0s.
The Annual Report of this Institution shows:
Funds in Institution Jan. l, 1855 O89bji W
Amount Of Deposits reed in 1855. ,88l II .
Interest Bonds Stocks, &C. IS. 6ss7l c. ooi5l Il
Total ............................sI,7H 5s6 %
Amount paid 10 depositors In 1885,. 1881 Zs w
Amount peid for expenses fre-proof 1900. -,
safes fitting up new bank rooms ljo's u os'-o' o.
Total sssets Ian 1 1856 ,i50il7 Il
These assets are secured by real estate, State and
city stocks, and the like.
Inc s1G I IuI Iass po''' slI2sss5 s5
sr,,in,, ~ - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &52si 70
Total ,l50l7 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
sEAMES's BANK FOR SAVINGS.
The Annual Report of the Seamen's Bank for Saw
ipgs in the CITY Of New York shows:

IOidl .s...ss..sssss ss'''''''''''
Loans secured by bond and mortgage
on real estate in New-NOrk and
Brooklyn, worth double the amount
loaned thereon... ..............-....
Real estaie-lots Noe. 10 and 30 wall
street, with clearinghouse - cost
Sl5l ISL g less mortgage on lot No.
80 Wall street, which the holder viii
rot receive until il is due, : 30 co.,.
Interest earned on stocks TO Jan. /,
1856, but not yet collected, mostly
payable Ia January. ...........':::...
Cssh IN Benk Of Commerce, New.fork
IL Leather Manufacturers Bsnk......
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

tween 1900 900 and 10000 900, exceeding the entire
crop of last year by about 100000 bales The
export is the largest before made in the his
tory Of the country. Valued at $45 per bale, the
1900 900 bales would amount to the enormous sum
of $3.50 SOC, OOO-being single product exported
by the Southern States-leaving 100000 bales,
Of the value of s27,O00,00O in the country,
and making the total value Of the 3,500,000 bales
supplied by the South, the present year,
1857 100000. Flour declined yesterday from to
10 cents per barrel, chiefly on the common and
medium grades of State brands Wheat declined
from to 10 cents per bushel. Corn sold at CSC. a
64c. for sound shipping Western mixed Pork was
inactive at $40 "a $50 for mess and sls SIS rs
for prime. Sugars were more firmly held, with
sales of 200 800 hogsheads and 800 boxes, at
full prices. About 500 bags of coffee sold at steady
prices Freights were without change Of moment
with moderate engagements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. J. 1850
Stocks dull Pennsy wanna state nyes, - Rtadisc.
Railroad 49, long u and Railroad, 1874 Morris Canal
la Lorg Island Railroad, 80
Corn nrn receipts light, sales Al Soc AMI some Al 5c
Cor future delivery Shipments 10 Boso u. COO b1saols
10 orwcgo 40 600 bushels and 10 osdensbnrg IL o00
Western whic wheat Is selling al 81 10a 81 70
BUfFAfo Avg SIP w.
The weather is very strmy and inerferes with ppe-
ratons. Flour unchanged sales OF 800 onls az =" =
tor extra Ohio and Michigan. wheat i owar.
Saet OF COO bushels os Chicago sprrg wee made ..
OIL Is Corn dun and Eomnaiy lower. oats sac
~ quit Cara freights unchanged. Receipt yssier
ay-4.To2 bbls. -four, 7o,ssT bushels wheat, 5i6sf
bushels corn, IL 400 bushels oats Canal exports
tCss7 bushels wheat ,l39 bushels corn, e &c
BcwMo, August s-e.v
Flour closed with fair inquiry. The saes Or ire day
smort ted 10 600 bbs, AZ IS 70 fOr sound OH cbgAn
ILLINOIS, and g. 10 fcr extra ohio. Wheat T. 10 VoC
bushels sold II 81 Is Tor Chicago spring ~ Is FOR res
indiana ~ IS Tor prime white Kentucky. Buyers
towards the close w0uid UieT oil 80 for he lat
ter. Corn duh and lover Sales $4,000 hgsb clx NJ sec.
50 &c Tor sound amt as &c FOR ursound oats irm.
~ about &c. Rye, &c. lanai freights hrrn, IT ic
Receipts for tho twenty four hours, ending At noon c
day-4,sE bbs. flour, az. Of bushels whea'. 61s4e
bushels corn IS 600 uhels oats Canal exports for the
same time l6 e73 bushels wheat ia 2o2 ouheis cora,
e,ii9 bushels cats
o-wKeo. August s-6P W.
Ilour-Stock light and demand moserats; sales. oo0i
barrels at - tor good fancy Canadian Wheat aud err
quiet the receipt % Asias Canal freight.
nrm and boats tlour goc. wheat l2asc, ands
Zoe 70 New York. lake imports to.das 40 bar
REFS four, e,l5l bushels wheat 522oa bashss coru
Canal rors1 so5 barrels -four IL 800 bushels wasat
10 $40 bushels corn, ASA bushels oats.
AiaAxY Angus, So r. NJ
What Sales "a, coo Sushes white Cahadaa, At 81
and 700 bushels white Kentucky at 81 ST. oct
4sc Tor state aud Chicago SAFES 1000 Dgshels Bariet
Sales sC0 bushels on rrvte terms, ani zoo brsheh
Lower Canada 20 arrive 10 all september, at VI -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

AiiEcn AseACiI VIM MIMI 10 knI.-reier McIaugh.
Ian, hatcher by occupation, arrested Thursday
night by officer White, OF the twenty second ward police
charge OF having felouiousy assaulted Andrew Scha
ucr ot No s. wcs, Forty ninth street Tho accused Il
! alleged, IN company with another man, came behind
Nv sebafnsr while he was walking IN seventh avenue,
near Forty ninth street and stabbed him 10 the back In
dieting deep and dangerous wound. friend Of Mr.
fchninerp who happened 70 be with him Ut the time
badly beaten about the head aud body by the assa
ants. Mclaughlin has been Identified by the plain.
art o. the man who assaulted him with the knife The
other hgsaiiant has not been arrested but the police
al bis hcelf. Mr. schanner lies IN a dangerous
dhon from tho effects 81 biz injnrics which may yet
prove fatal Mclaughlin was committed for cxamra
ton w Justice DAWSON, of the Jefsrson Market Police
Court 10 cause can be assigned for the outrage upon
tie above parties.
StsEuoN ~ sTEArNc.-M Al early hour yesterday
morning, officers sadler and Cornell OF the Nneteeu,h
ward Police, observed two persons. AMI woman,
emerge from Of the Third avenue cars. Tae police
men thinking that they suspicious characters ar
resttd uem and brought them - ths station house.
Here they we're searched when upon prison OF the
female vas found the following articles -Fiftsen go.i
breast rims Of various patterns, ten hnger rings
fourteen ear rngsi three gold chains, three gold
crosses three wa tell keys laEe sizsd cameo brooch
els II 10 gold and silver, aud number Q; small bills
The male prisoners pockets did not present m unusut
smith aud John Miller Justice Pearson " the Fourth
District Police Court committed them TO prison To- ex
anil alton.
CnNcs or FAisE PrfrExcls.-fIcary Cranicl Of Cay.
uea county, New York, brought before justice
Connolly at tho lower Police Court charge OF having
dcirauded the arm OF wcsson a Co., boot and shoe
dealers Of No Park place. out Of AGO worth q gooi
ty OF false preteuces and fraudulent Representa-
The accused vas brought here by the sheriff Of
Cayrra county and on being conveyed 10 The police
court was held 10 bail 10 answer tie charge preferred
against him.
A SrCEssTCt rcKrOcgT On Thursday afternoon.
Mr George s Il John, Of No 2i5 From, street mad hs
pocket picGed or a wallet containing $500 b. "a aople
gir who came into us store for the purpose Of selling
Der nuit. The Fourth sard police are cudcavoring %
ind Tie shferd damsei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

Fillmore prospect Of one State, and that one
the last Of all to be expected Arkansas In
Missouri, the election CT Blair to Congress, free
soiler, is remarkable sign of the times; and the
overwhelming victo.y Of the Fremont party in
Iowa is living illustration of the tremendous
popular fsrore for Fremont Altogether these
electors, as thus far reported, show that
the battle is between Fremont and Buchanan,
and that wherever he is tried, Fremont is equal
to the crisis. Let us wait little longer The
tide is just setting in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

sfrr or ruE Nrw Posi- OrTcE.-Tt Is com.
monty reported In the city that the Postmaster
General and the Secretary Of the Interior have
expressed themselves in favor Of Hudson square
a. the site Of the new Post Office. and are ready
TO give million y dollars for the property
This viii be q splendid windfall for Trinity
Church. but whether The merchants Of the oity
viii approve Of The movement, remains 10 b.
seen. Several other sites have bean spoken of
aud one in PARTICULAR large and magnificent
block on Broadway and near Canal strset-wbiob
has been offered the Post Office Department for a
great deal less money. Under such an admins
tration a. that Of Mr. Pierce no one can tellwba,
will H. done. No doubt the plumber Is already
divided in expectancy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
The Affairs OF Spain-Frencis Intervention.

We consider the statement Of the Paris uoai.
ter that the French Emperor would intervene
in the affairs Of Spain in the event OF any at.
tempt, by the Duke Of Montpensier to obtain the
throne. or In the event Of the establishment of a
republic as one Of the most important political
declarations that has been made In Europe
since the peace. Taken in conjunction with the
announcement by Lord Palmerston. that Great
Britain would not interfere, IL appears to con-
tain the kernel of the policy to be pursued by
Western Europe during tie next year or two.
II is settled thing. now, that the counter
revolution in Spain has achieved it, purpose
and that the semilibcral constitution which was
in force there will no longer suit the temper OF
the Queen and her party. They are resolved on
governing Spain upon the Napoleon model:
they intend to make final effort to introduce
Capitalization into the country, and to beat
down such obstacles as the Cortes and The Ma.
,ional Guard might in,erpose In THEN way. In
fact, tho work II already done. The Guard Il
rccreanizcd and the President Of the Cortes Is
already placardcd as The chief Of a factious ile-
gal body. One thousand victims in the street.
If Madrid are considered to have sealed the
change there a. for the provinces, their subiec
ton j. q more question Of time. money
and blood. Queen Isabella now enters I'M
on n new reign-as an absolute not n
constitutional sovereign. She now realizes
what Carlos the Fourth threw away. and what
even foreign hayonets could not retain in
TIC gresp Of The imbecilc Ferdinand The So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

SUDDEN DrATH-SrswcoS o. Fort riAY.-Fof tao or
three days past there has been drinking frOc in tbs
family Of a Mr.. Parker residing In Newark avenue IN
the city Of Hudson which resulted In quarrel on Thurs
day afternoon between Mrs rarker and Of tho
81 the lamiiy named Walker WHO had been enge tel 10
the frolc Il s alleged that Salker Choked Mrs P.rker
III the melee and she died Immediately Afterwards III
Is under arrest, and investigation IS proceeding ~
ascertain whether she died IN &c thp violence
inflicted upon her by him, from congestion the BRAN
caused Nv liquor aud excitement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
The New York Weekly Herald.

NEW FROM ErROPF, SOUTH AND CENTRAL ANERIC a
NtCARAgUA, MEXICO, ETC.
The wrFxLY IIKRALp viii be published 4, leo O'Clock 81
morning Among iis contents win BE- ouna in aes, New
ON Europe, South and Central America wexico cnha, e.
Editorials various Interesting SUBJECTS Congressional P
ee,dines Latest Newshy Telegraph Fnan,al Com .rcs
Political Religious Sporting and Maritime Tneriven~e togo
her with variety of local and miscellaneous sne
copies, In wrappers, ready for mailing 10 std :, a.
eoun er. Price sxpcnce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

THE LATE ELEcTIoNs.-Tbe late elections show
that there i a political revolution at work all
over the country. In Kentucky and North Ca
rolina, u is developing itself against Mr. Fill
more. In Arkansas strangely enough. II appears
TO have gone against Buchanan, and given Mr..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGlaEEs.
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Aug. s, 1855.

WASHINGTON, Aug s, 1855.
land FOR RAILROADS IN MISSISSIPPI.
The Senate passed the House bill granting million
and half Of land 10 Mississippi for railroad plr-
poses.
PRIVATE BILLS
The Senate passed several private bils aad then dis
cussea nearly i've hours, adopting it, the report Of the
Committee on Indian Affairs that further legislation
was necessary 10 enable r. w. Thompson % receive
$32 600 for services rendered the Menomonee Indians
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD Bill.
Mr. WuIKR moved the consideration Of the Pacific Rail.
road BILL but there being no quorum present. tie Senate
adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
House OF Representative.

WASHINGTON, Aug. :, 1850.
GOV. REEnER's MILAGR.
Mr.. wAsnBrRS, (ngger worshippcr) of Ne, reported
resolution TO pay Gov. Reeder mileage and per TO
the time that his claim TO seat delegate Kansas
was decided Adopted by 20 majority.
APPROPRIATIONS LIGHTHOUSES, VIC.
The House then considered the bill making approprl-
tons for lighthouses coast surveys, custom nocses,
ripe hospitals, &c.
An amendment appropriang $500 900 for The continual
ton Of the Washington aqueduct lost by % majority.
The proceedings were dull and without poging Of the
bill the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

UktkDr, Sich, August Z, 1876.
The Democratic state Convention met yesterday and
nominated Apheus Feich formerly United states Senator
for Governor, and T. H. Lahrop Lieutenant Governor.
Presidential Electors and the other State officers also
nominated. The Convention adopted anti. Maine as
iuons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
The Ohio River.


PHrsHrRC, August :, 1850.
There twenty inches Of water in the channel vi The
ohio river, and "a ~ falling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
DEPARTURES.

For s., Thomas and s. johns Porto Rico tie steamship
r. Pardo and lsdv Carl Hahn Ciprisni
and Mrs Trown IaRuira Mrs Howe, Cohn Chrshofn r. ~.
simmons BARON Won Rosenkrautz ~ Thomas MARI leslie
tohn III yarran. Dr. Scammon Pred Dckmanp New York
Fstevan pon,e Caracas wenccsao Cre, Or Miguel MartI
rrg Porto Rico Leonardo Maurquc, New Granada Owe
sos and lady Moncherv Guadaloupe. Rob T. Renshaw,
Ear mere LyIenso CgIEQiale, lsyi anu IN he s.eerage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

Prom Now Orleans ship Marmion Mrs TTllycr nurse
ard faur children; Mrs u Perry, n Perry Jr John =
Ferfel
FROM Iravre In steamship y'go-Mr and Ms Krleger Mr.
John stafford Mr Dupcrer, Mr. Coeniat.
Yfftn in schooner ~ DavdsonLrapf DOYLE.
AZ .,fe 4! ~ Ynaier lately sunk r part
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
pr.so.aI Iufelttvep.,.

Robert J. Walker u al Rocsawsy, i Is sai writing
oamIaign documents for Buchanan.
Isaac Adams ESQ, Of Boston: Msior Chase q s. A..
Hon. Adison White. member II The last House IRON
Kentucky Hon. Samuel s. Bgler, Of RI Hon W b
Walker aad family. 90 Ia, Hon. Joel White Of c., and
Hon. john Wilson and family OF Va, Ill Washingt n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

During severe storm which prevailed Tues
day. a new Roman Catholic Church in Dedham,
Mass, was blown down.
AtLyons, Michigan, fre occurred last week
destroying property to the amonnt Of sl00 900, In
Guiding the business portion of the city.
Baron Humboldt has completed some thirty
sheets of his conclusion to Cosmos" and the
veteran hopes to terminate the whole within two
or three months
"My son." said an old lady, "how must JONAH
have felt whom the whale swallowed hint" "Dowr
In the mouth" was the young hopefufs reply.
Why does blacksmith seem the most dissstis
king fof wages
Lieutenant George Il Derby, U. 8. gsographiea
snsineers-the original John Pbontx"-hss bss,
ordered TO Detroit from Washington territory.
George w. Bird has been chosen chief engineer
Of the Boston Are department
schooner Morning Light, Of Philadelphia, VA
wreck Cd 10 the Chesapeake Bay on Sunday morn
Ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

HORRIBLE INDIAN OUTRAGE.-A Cippero fln.
dian Burned By the Siour.-The st. Paul (Minneso-
ta) Pioneer has the following:
"A party Of Sioux Indians captured, a few days
previous 10 the 3d. near Glencoe, Chippewa Indian.
The Indians in council determined, after retainina
the Chippewa in their posse sson several days, to
burn him; Accordingly, on Sunday the 23d the ST.
oux numbering some seven hundred warriors took
the ChipPsws to point Buffalo Creek nosr Glen.
coo, and there burned him to death
Our informant derived his information from
tesEster who was passing the spot selected for
the terrible outrage, with wagon loaded with dry
goods All efforts made by him to save the Chippewa
were futile He represents that the Chippsws met
all the horrid tortures inflicted MIN by the Sioux
with the greatest indifference. He was burned at
slow FIRE, and fingered several hours before he expir
ed When the teamster passed, the Indian was tied
to stake, and the slow FIRE by which he was destroy
ed had but partially consumed his feet and snkes-
While tied to the stake, the Indian was scalped and
otherwise E1utiiated.
1T il supposed his outrs 70 committed by the
Sioux in revenge for the horrible murder of Dskota
women, in tho fall, near Lac que Parls."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

GOOD BoTToM.-Mrs. Bently, . sickly lady
weighing less than eighty pounds, walked thirty
consecutive hours, at Lafayette Indiana, last week
The Lafayette Courier says that the last i've min.
utes of her walking was in quick step, to the tune
Of Yankee Doodle. A cotllon party, Mrs Bently
leading in the first set, ended the affair.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
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Friday Morning, December 10, 1856.

Heataer-Po!iiicdi Cdim-Ssdte Afa;rs-Lake S,,~
perior hon-E1cursioa to MontrsaI- S,rss,.'
ue6rdI-Monntain Bridge C.ls6rasion~To port.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

PRICE OF LABOR AT THE VISTA cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, writing from
Lake Superior city, Michigan, says, owing to the
demand for buildings mechanics can get their own
prices-in fact. they are scarce at any price -
sons, plasterers, &c, the same; girls at house.
work 81 to S3 per week, in hotels and boarding
houses q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

FATAL AFFRAY IN NGKORGIA.-We learn that .
rencounter took place At Vienna, ON Tuesday last
between Mr.. Samuel Dawson, Of Sumpter and q
son of Mr.. Mounger, of Dooly, growing out Of the
public posting of Mr. Mounger, sr, by Thomas II.
Dawson, for alleged insult to the family of the lat
ter. Mr. Samuel Dawson was posting the hand
bills for his brother, when Mounger, jr.. assailed
him with double barreled sho. gun, and inflicted
mortal wound. Dawson returned the fire, it ID
said with supposed fatal effect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

Fira Lecsxrs.-Our reader, win bsar IN min.
the fact that O. p. BALDwIH, ESQ win deliver ~,
first lecture Of the season before the Young Mem
Christian Association, this evening st the Africa
Church. II Ia unnecessary for a. 70 say any thin
OF Mr. Baldwin's abilities - Q lecturer. Thoss
VINO have already heard him, viii need NO invita-
Zoe from us to be In attendance.
Ripe for Fight Charles r. Jones, q membe,
OF the Public Guard. and . very quiet fellow wheu
sober: INDUCED rather freely last Wednesday, and
Ieit ms quarters for . muss Of som SORT Beipa
enureiy beside himself he pitched into . horse in
rear OF tho Armory and gave him dts after which,
ne maze At negro near Bragg's old mill and.
Hnhe N hand, swore he would make African ssu.
s.6e OF MIN In less than no time. Mr.. 4. Charters
.ee'ng the occurrence, informed the Sergeant of
W 9usro OF al the facts and Charley was cribbed.
c.oined and confined till q warrant was procured
wnen ne was handed over 70 the police. Yestsr.
ny morning on appearing before the Mayor. he
wiedged the folly Of bis conduct and nronpis
81 @ 70 oe more .bstemious in future, whereupon be
vas neid to bail for his good behavior Jones has
IeS; N iexas, where he did service arainst the
.hIu@ns' .h' and Judging by his physiornomv IL ins.
'ue metal for true soldier
,... aaneys were selling In market YESTERDAY for
.ess prices tnau they usual command At this .a..
soh or the year. The prices ranped from Sol
cents to 81 so. Eggs are worth 30 cents nor 49,
cents. 'e'" parcnaseo as ~
me y. s. Court, Jugde Halyburton pres;s;n,
Il engaged in civil business. r's''1As'
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
NY JAS. A. COwARDTN.

ry' The Daily Dispatch Is served to suhscribsr,
st SIX AND euART.D CENTS FER WEEK. payabls to
tho Carrier weekly. Price for mailing 50 wear. ar
@ss9 for six months Ia advance.
" The Weekly Dispatch IL iasued every Fri.
dsv and mailed to subscri BARS at 81 per anuum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

WALKER DESIRING EUROPEAN SUPPORT
According to the Central American account of the
battle of Aassaya and Granada, when in Walkers
house the native troops seized the archives Of the
Government. Among the letters were two writ.
tain their moral support and the acknowledgement
Of the Walker government by England and
France as the only means of preventing the an
nexation of Central America to the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

SENDING Goals TO NEWCASTLE "A vessel ar
rived at New York few days since from Toulon
France, with . cargo of two thousand barrels o
pork. This is carrying Goals to Newcastle and
no mistake. The pork Is said to be . portion o
the recent rssales made by the French Govern
ment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

open for settlement the territories Of Minnesota
Oregon, Nebraska, Washington, New Mexico,
Utah and Kansas These territories contain, &C.
cording to compendium of the census of 1850, the
following area:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

STRIKE-The oyster openers. Of which some
400 are employed in Boston, are ON q strike They
now receive 10 cents per gallon for opening and
demand 1874
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

MAMMOTH DEpoT.-The depot buildings ma
chine shops, &c, of the Georgia Central Company
In Savannah, are said to be the most extensive OF
any railroad company in the United States. They
cover 81 acres of ground and cost 500 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

Apart Of the family descended from Cromwell.
1t Is said, lives in Clay county Indiana They are
farmers, rather above medocrity In their vicinity.
Intelligent, and in full possession of the family his
tory-they still keep up the name of Oliver In
every family Oliver Cromwell, the w., now lies
Ia the cemetery at Bowling Green. He died there
an aged, respected and vsnerated citizen OF
Clay county, in 1855. II France did not fnd the
missing Dauphin in Ebenezer Williams, England
can find her Cromwes in the Hooser State.
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Quare Miles

The first named six territories contain / ,2s6 079
square miles of land, and . total area of al the
States and territories belonging to the Union, is
], ,936, ,l66 square miles they run through some
seventeen or eighteen degrees Of latitude.