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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Cwn Railroad Company, will be paid on and sf,e. tnai
date at the ONCE o. Atwood Co., No. 9 Wall str o.
The directors Of he Lake Ontario Internatona steam
boa Company have declared dividend OF a31S per ce't
on the net earnngs q the boats this season. Ths boss
ply between Rochester and To;ono.
The receipts Of The third week in November the In
Crosse and Milwaukee Railrt I'D were sl4,746 90.
TIE receipts In the third week In November on the
IN cago ~ Rock Is and Railroad amountb S3a,60o An
increase Of $40, 500 The week OF Iaat year.
the advance In the market value OF Gaena and Chicago
Railroad stcck within the past week or two u nothing
more than what usually 81 this season OF the
has for years been the policy OF this company 10
small semi annual dividend In August and the balance Of
Ito net earnings In tht month Of February The usual
August dividend 10 I'VE per cent while the pay mens In
February has averaged nearly fifteen per cent from the
commencement Of the road. Last year the company
paid twenty two per cent a,d had In hand at the close
surplus, after purchasing Of It's second mortgage
boEds, Of nearly four hundred thousand doars will
be seen by the annexed official financial exnibit:-
GAIxSA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD, MAY /, 1850.
Surplus earnings, May 1856 ........... x3i6 76a
Operating receipts tor year ting April &c. 1864
Interest received on deposits &c .......... 1891
August Aug i spsI cent. cash: :fsas,ssa
AZ per cert stock. :. 63s, 70t
Interest on bonds paid; ..;.......:... i4s $50
Salaries Of officers, attorney, &;. $9,ila
Operating expenses forthe year
ent ing April 80, 1850, irciu-
ding $50 ga expended for
new iron, ties, cnalrs, 3D.,
lor renewal, ..... .i.ooa,oxo
--22 ga, ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28
Burton's Theatre-"Bluebe

An exravs CANA entitled Biuebc,le," from the prodc
pen Nr Bourcsau produced Of this theatre lat
night for the nrst tine, and made decided hit d
not story by Any nsans, but has been reproduced
under variety o, lanes on the Eogsh stage. II Ia well
known in this country Tanning srar, !" and is the
argument Of the ballet OF "Le Da6le Qiatren Bat
this Goes rot detract from It's merit; indeed II is
q question whether seme oil our native play
wriehts would not inhsnce the value OF their
productions By '',mprovlng on foreign plays,
like Yankees do on patent jsckknives.
The plot ID very simple. A drunken basketmaker,
BIB Barleycorn (Ar. Burton is addicted to the unplsA
rant habit Of thra hing his spouse, B'uebee Miss Ro
bnson,) while In q pe'2hborng castle . sptare Of
countess Mss Polly Marsha does the agreeable 10 her
husband (hr sntb) after similar fashion. fairy,
(MMs Fanny Browne) 10 set matters right changes tue
condition Of the for day-the tcrmsgant he
CON the wife Of the basketmskcr who makes her
acquainted with the strap, while the Biue5olN
becomes . countess, much 70 her drgust. Tho
mbroglio 10 finally cleared up 10 the satisiactioe
Of Gil the PARTIES and all ends happily, Of On this
eeht thread constructed Of the mos; pleasant and
successful extravaganzas have in tluae.
Tho dialogue smooth and witty, snd fun Of quiet aud
effective ocal'sms that highly relshed by the
dence, and repeatedly brought down the house.
Mary Of the JOKES are new, while the old IA
worries nearly gooi Miss Robin.
appesred TO better advantage than Ia
this pitcf. All her archness, grace and ala aec1
brought ont, aso her sr gng and dancing at
fractions This a,tise has already quite iastta
ton in this city with Yourg New York. Mr. Burton has
urc,ios part which he makes the mos, Of, and Mss
Polly Ssrshan immense. Mr. Ms-x smith gave Q
touch Of his quality a. siaser, and narrowly N ssed
IN
This piece, Ike all produced by Mr.. 8ur.,a in his
new theatre, Is put upcn the stage Ia . splendid
and artistic Tne mise Is rrepros .hGblc
and the appointments superb TIE rural ia the nrs
act snd the boudoir tho second act. perfect
their way The full houses Mr. Dirton has drawn this
season shows that MS eHorts have not been unappre
cisitd By the New York Bile II is nonsense 10 say
that there kc maDy'plAcss OF mt ia tnls
city. They al can live and make money: bu they must
profit by the example Mr.. Barton has shosa than, Of
producing good plays ana IN . credtsoie manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Holioway's Pills Cure any Case Of Weak
debility ard owness of spirits hey invigorate the
tenn ans give energy strength and vigor 70 all The unc
OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Court Gslendsr--Tass Roy.
srypsss tousr-OIrcuh. Nos. 2<6s, 2c1s 1854 1885,
80 2e5l, lfs2 ass, 1858. SEQ, 1915, xss a2l
usrrSp srArE Dg-ucT Coun.-Nos. ~ ss. 81 81 "a
90 &C.. = ~ -
Hrvxaos Cyrrr.--Nss. 1853, 1al2, l4ss, iaaa 1887
1Isc l7s0 1859, lIo2 ii7, 1891 1914 19s lsIs 1919
1850, 1oee, 2osI, 1917, roitk, ll2p sb7, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Smithsonian House, Br0adway.-HOtel Ac
commodsops the European American plan az option
Steam heat throughout SIDNEY KOPMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

RuIncIIN hUIIIhIOHs-1nC
when young for freshness and brilancy OF
complexion almost without parallel anorg o.her nations,
and which rarely fails excite admiration and remark among
travellers the refined countries OF the Old World
this CHI mng characteristic becomes faded and
ant of that in wing which so trying
and changes climate demands To retain It's bloom aud
esbne unmpaired much later period than generally
BUkNErI'S kaiston, orient water Is guaran-
powerful auxiliary. For sale by Z. H. Ring.
Il M and dealess geEerally
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p4rioiIic Headaohes. alxn,

Periodic Headaches, always relieved by
Ftand eihs PilsTwo four six-more tbs
viii often cure In fe hours When the excreons
nodera ey until all Nature these gives
and the pills should be continued until her
a fully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

oil Iodine has In consequence OF its marked slper
ory other variety secured the condolences and al
of the most e.it medical
oneis the OF consumption, bronchitis asthma
govt scaca diabetes diseases OF the skin
ragia wasting debility and all
fulous affections. GEO. u. NIGER CO..
Chemists, 500 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

twenty Cent Ambfotypc LiLenesses. ,y,t,,
cate, Wbraned iuTershab6~ go daily. by
0csss fscofy ri Broadway, OF Leonard srest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Thaiberg's Second Series OF Concerts-A New
Prima Donna-Debut OF D'Angri.
Tnaberg after highly successful concerts in Albany
and Troy has returned 10 the city, gave his eli nth
concert ~ Niblos Saloon last evening The hall was
crowded to lis utmost capacity, and noticed in the
oience many people who do not usually paRonise public
amrsemsnh Of any kind Here is the tempting pro-
gran offs ved II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

vegetable stomach bters curing dyspepsia liver
complaint and ting TO the STEM is witnout
the history of medicine. Sold by all grocers drug
gts and hotels Hostetter Smith, Pittsburg. BARNES
PARK, Agents in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Eatchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees-
The world Eade sold and applied a. No 2SS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

l Crtsfadorn's Hnir Dy Q and Wigs are Match-
urique articles Both for SALE and the dye privately
| applied a O House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

To Wholesale and Country Mcrchants.-
Barnes Park 0 Broadway New Yers invite the attention
OF large and cose 10 their stock OF guropea
and American patent medicines q and beow manufasturers
prices BY the dozen, package, or 100 gross.
New York, CiLcMratitnd San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

enn arh1 quantity OF timber for acid carriages ras
poet was established IN 1873. II an area o. leo
acres vhia has undergone constant improvement under
each succes,.ye commandment. Col George Talcot yas
the brr ofssr In command. He has been succeeded by
capt Welcne Lieut.. Thompson, Lest vennee OBJ Gag
lthe present s.et OF the Ordnance Departmsn) MIos
HARDING, hassy Thornton and Cant Wainwright tbs re
sent commandment The late Major yonn A. Werber
Military s.oressoeper, for msry yeass In comuaod -
A5o,t N TTdrt,eg IIr 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Sewing Machlnes-TO the Publlc.-Thc
hereby give notice thst all suits and controversies
in relation 10 the infringement q patents sewng
chimes between ha Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Cen
papy ]. II. finger Co and the Grover Baker Sewing
Machine Company have been amcsby arranged and settled
WHEELER 4 WILSON Manfg 10,
J. M. SINGER CO.,
GROVER BAKER, s. n. Co.
NEW YORK, Nov, 10 1856.
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oouSv
Net surplus Nay l, 1885,. .$3sodls
Tue mount or stock upon which ths above dividend
made 81 4oo 90. The lptal stock amounts
to upon which this years dividends viii be
made. In August last i've per cen. In cash vas p,i,
What have TO consider 10 the probable amount o.
tho approaching February dividend At the close o: tho
report for the fiscal year ending May 1885, the Pfoa
dent Of the company affixed estimate Of tie
and current expenditures for the present fiscal year
Is 90 foows:-
Less ope, a,iDg expen ,es and renewal 81 1885
lptere, on bonds, &c. ........... 40 geo
lOtA..... s...............s ..-----SA,of,oVe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

comprises mink sable maren ermne fitch chnchla SPUR
rel rock marten &c. The victornes mufs and
cufs SETS varying price $25 SIS and upwards
and sets OF furs OF different styles for children equally cheap
Our readers who looking furs would advise eau
and make selection at BANTAS OF Canal and Woos-
afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

WATERFOWL UNITED STATES ARsESAL.-0Fera-
nors susg, roed ut this cstsb shCutx
snce, for the purpose Of setting boiler In
place az one founo defective. The MACHINERY
moEon and unter ife msnsreu ens II Capt Robert a.
Naiu~riFht, tie crcer fnr tie strscou Of nisey
heavy ordnance carriages VII be executed with despatch
There are now sbout forty mechanics employed In the
shops, betifes sixteen Enlist rea.
An icea q the Importance Of THIS post de pot Ger
mailer al may be drawn IRON ytatstics gwen u
In the YARD and stoi ebouse tEefe are
zoe cannon;
ses artillery carriages and implements;
2Iseo cannon ess various sizss;
3.2oo tnsilf
LEO Spherical case shot, varioas sizes
1l4oto grape sLct, "
T.GSG he canister:
eco rounds Of fxet and strapped shc;
loco mutke;s, pctcussion,)
l2eto rifles, With aocostreuaents.
200 p!stols,
$500 lbs powdcr,
ktesN0 fused satpetfe;
$4,000 br m,tone;
e,s2t,Oo ball cartridges
40 COO lbs iron;
las isS'.' Of IN 'sr ,.r 70 rsnn|er sun-s.rras's;
$50 " 80 Bs-bels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Hair-Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color,
and their embelshment.-The whole treated carefully by
GRAUDJEAN "a Church street. next door TO the corner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28


Lees ccet OF forty second mortgage bonds, at 6T1s
cents, purchased for irst instalmcns on sinking
mad "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

THURSDAY, Nov 27-6P y.
AsHDt-sAles Of about 80 bDls pots were made 7Hc
. 7Xc., with small lots.
BRRADsTuFrs.-flour was nrmr and more active whilo
prices nrmer and closed with the of inc mar
kc about Be- barrel for common 70 good grades In
fav0r OF the seller. Tbs transactions embraced about
IL COO is COO bbh 1t about Il following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

II. r.. & J. L. Piimpton, having greatly
Increased their facilities for manufacturing will eDdeayoc
hereafter furnish with promptpess their patent se,cear
bedsieada q. wholesale and RETAIL aso quarterly an
hory Sayiens al l36 Fulton street, Brooklyn and 81
hite pet N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Ladies' Respectfully Invited to Call ~
LEAvITT DELlssER& CO. q, 81 and $40 Broadway and
amin splendid OF goods from Japan,
exhibition, 10 be sold at auction Friday. Nov %
Balls, Parties, Weddings.-Ladles, IL You
wish white linen CATERS white ana kid shoppers,
beautiful toilet clippers (presents gentlenen
paronze j. B. MILLER co., 1874 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Ladies' are Respectfully Invited to Cali At
& 81 s1d
Dow on exhibition 70 be sold at auction on Friday Nov 70
Balls, Parties, Neutrality-suspicious., n you
wish white satin and linen CATERS white satin and kid
SfhR s' cJp I
FuIs for the Lsdies.-Banta's Stock OF Furs
comprises mink sable maren, ermne fitch chncha SPUR,
eu. I'M i ss Varying IN price rom IS SIS and
ono SEES o. uS OF syes ior s xi. c
make selection at BAkTxs corner Canal woas-
ter streets
oos % 81 ana 80 II l Sloa Ssss. a
Smithsonian House, Br0advay.-Hotel Ac.
on the European or gn op'n
Sewing NIachines.-To the PubIIc.-The
undersigned hereby give notice hst all suits and controversies
in relation 70 the Infringement: q patents upon sewing
parry, II singer i 90 and The Grover Baker sewing
hay" WHISTLER Sssn as .na
d i . Hssc 1 si 4 e. $. NO.
To Wholesale and Country Merchants.-
Barnes Park oi Broadway New Ysrs invite The attention
and American med"es ssnd beow manufa'urers'
prices BY the dozen package or 100 grSss PARK
New York. Circ1Iaijrnd San Francisco.
H. r. & J. L. Plimpton, having greatly
Increased their faeies for MANUFACTURING Will endsavo
% Wh .S pa s
1 White srt SssHS T. : = - $50
Hair-Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color,
and their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES whole treated carefully by
GRAUDJEAN 81 Church street door to the corner
Rurmeti's Kalliston.-Thc American Ladies'
eoppIeIlSn almost Without parallel anorg ohsr nations
this Oh ing characteristic becomes faded and
d bloom
ssnss a6PET1a aee osn sa@ Is
iced as most powerful auxiliary For sale by T. H. Ring
T.. sm'h and dealers generally
HlI--IniraitabIe Cutter OF Hair and WINS
kerr, ut No Barclay street Hair aye shi'lngs box
Crtsfadorn's Hnir Dye and Wigs are Match-
ss ard unique articles Bo for SALE and the dye privately
Eatchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees-
The best the world Esde sold and applied At No 2to
Broadway.
debility and lownes Of spirits They nvigorate he sys-
tenn give strength and vgor TO all The func
tiops OF lie.
Periodic Headaches, always relieved by
often IL oSr When he s
are small in size and scsny the PHI shoud be used y
important warning and the pills should until
regularity is fully restored
Inger & Co.-New "a undland Pale Cod Liver
OIL arS Iodine has In Of snssSs
most OF the most em cut medical
he
ass Issss nans w"ssE genera sey eaa all sco
Chemists, 500 Broadway.
Hostetter-ThC Rennarkable Success OF Hos
er's vegetable stomach biters In curing dyspepsia liver
compliant and mpsIng tone to hs ysis en- win gu,
gusts and hotels hostetter Smith, Pittsburg. BARNES
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

On the first page will be found the official
proceedings of the November session of the po-
lice jury. The publication has been unavoid
able delayed, owing to the indisposition Of the
clerk. r#~ as -. 2a.
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QUEsToN NOT SETTLED.-In letter from the
Washington correspondent of the New York
Times, he says, learn through the state de-
partment that the government of the United
States has concluded no Arrangement vet with
the government of Denmark, relative to the
Elsnore sound dues question. The fact that
the maritime nations Of Europe have deter
mined to compromise their treaty obligations to
pay the dues by asserting 10 the capitalization
scheme IN no way complexities the matter with
US, nor imposes upon the United States any
obligation to become a party to that scheme.
European powers were compelled to it because
they had entered into treaty stipuations modi
tying Their natural rights to enter the Baltic
free oistolls We are hampered by no such
obligation, and have received no equivalent in
any way for yielding our ri ghts in the premises:
OF course, then, we are neither legally nor
morally bound to agree TO the capitaljsatien
Ihe effect, however, of TIE agreement to that
project by Europe is to make it easier for Den
mark TO yield TO our determination to pay here
after no more than reasonable light dues-be-
cause 1t Relieves her from the apprehension that
our example, If successful, would be followed
by all other nations. The present prospect is. |
that Denmark will formally assent to our posi- |
ton within few months
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

The Financial Circular of Sweeny, Ritten-
house, taut u CO., states that there have been
issued under all the bounty land acts. since
l847, IS, 822, coo acres, of which 50. 773 Coo
acres have been located; leaving 16,o5o, coo
acres yet in the market.
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It's reported that the Ouachita riveris rising
last, and that there is sufficient water for steam
boats to reach Monroe.
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Rev. E. D. Pitts, vice president and profess
sor OF mathematics ofthe Mansfield Female Col
lege, came up on the Sulphur Belle, and will
leave by the first conveyance to take charge Of
his chair.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03
CHALLENGE.-The London Illustrated News

CHALLENGE.-The London Illustrated News
under the head Of national sports" says:
The Americans have challenged us to run
theirthree cracks-Lecomte. Pryor and PRIV
oress-over four miles next year; but as vet
nothlng has been settled. Three or four Amer
lean horses are at present at Newmarket, I'M
DER The care OF Mr.. Ten Brock. and one of them
uIencoe colt, is said to be not a little liked as
ne walks "a about led by a stalwart negro Pryor
ana fforess have not arrived yet, and fierce
controversy is raging in the States as to whcth-
er Pryor is four or FIVE, as each side of his
mouth is said to contradict the other. If they
nave any differences 10 settle, the Ascot cup
next year will be their best medium, and woe
oetlde them If Fandango or Melissa meet them
IN form on the day.
i,n f,11
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Notwithstanding the incemency ofthe wealth
er cotton continues to arrive briskIy, and
meets with ready sale. During the past week
there was quite spirit of competition among
buyers, which led them in some instances to
pay higher prices than the New Orleans quo
tatons would appear to warrant
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

Governor Wickliffe has appointed the hon.
Roland Jones and doctors A. Flournov and
Wilder, of this parish, delegates to the south
ern commercial convention to be held at Sa-
vannah, Georgia.
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We are requested to call the attention of all
planters and shippers of cotton to the advertise
ment of the board of underwriters.
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Pacific RAILRoAD.-Hon James Bucban-
an, president elect, has writtena letter in fayo,
of the construction of railroad TO the paci
tc. He concludes as follows: Il then desire
to state, briefly, that, concurring with the de-
mocratlc national convention, | am decidedly
favorably to the construction Of the Pacific rail
road; and l derive the authority to do this
from the constitutional power 'to repel inva-
SONS. In my Judgment congress possesses the
same power to make appropriations for the con
structlon ofthis road, strictly for the purpose
OF national defence, that it has to erect fortifca-
lions at the mouth of the harbor of San Fran
cisco Indeed, the necessity, with view to
repel foreign invasion from California, is las
great IN the one case AS in the other Neither
will there be danger from the precedent, for it
Is almost impossible to conceive that any case
attended by such extraordinary and unprece-
dented circumstances can ever again occur in
our history" What have all those old line
democrats who have heretofore been so bitter
in their hostility 10 the general government
engaging III works Of internal improvement
now 10 say? g.. ..~...y Ia
TRUE GRir-The Yazoo City (Miss.) Ban
ner, edited by Mrs: Prewett, one Of the most
talented ladies of tie south, says: ....
We nail TO our masthead our ticket for 1860:
Millard Fillmore, of New York, and William
l.. Sharkey, Of Mississippi We hang our ban /
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

me hon. Stephen A. Douglas was married
10 MISS Ada Coutts, on the Goth inst, in Wash
ingtcn.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

The Alabama river is again in fne boating
order, and rising fast,
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ANOTHER TERRIToRY.-The New York Tri-
bune says, another territory, we learn, is about
to be organised by portion of its inhabitants.
On the LIST OF September, an election was to be
held at various points in the Gadsden purchase,
tor delegates to the territorial legislature of
New Mexico, and for delegate to congress.
The latter, it is expected, will present to con-
gress petition for the separation of the Gads-
den purchase from the northern part of New
Mexico, and the erection of an INDEPENDENT
territorial government To this post Mr. R. P
Cook was chosen. How much of New Mexi-
CO they desire to have included within the new
territory, we are not informed; but the advo-
Gates OF The separation say that the country is
naturally dlvlced by the intervention of deserts
and mountains, into two States or government
al jurisdictions. The Gadsden purchase, or
Arizona, as the residents sometimes stvse it.
contains total population of perhaps thou
sand persons, of whom, one-haIf are Indians,
and third Mexicans and Germans. The pyin
clpal village is Tuscon (Tooksone) which as
pres to be the capital of the new State. There
is fort within the vicinity of the place, with
a small garrison of United States troops.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-03

ELEcT1oN.-An election will be held on Sat
urday. at the court house, for a police Juror
for Ward No. 4, shreveport
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LET THEM CGNE.-Tl;e Memphis Bulletin, Of
the Eth ult., says: .r.-.-.-
we have never before observed 50 large a
plumber mum? Of immigrants going westward as are
crossing the river at this point daily, the two
terry boats, sometimes three, going crowded.
from early morn until the boats cease their rims
at night. It's no uncommon sight 10 see from,
twenty to forty wagons +ncamped on the blnff
Tor the night, notwithsta hiding there has been =
steady stream going across the river all dar.
and yet the cry is, still rhey come. This i'm
migration i from the oIden States, mostly Vir-
sinia North and South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
oama, Mississippi and Tennessee, all going to
Arkansas and Texas. Judging from these in
diciatlons, the influx Of population into these two
states viii be larger this season than ever be-
lore, and Of good substantial citizens
The 1alIabusha ( Mss Sentinel, ofthe 18th
ult, says, there is ct present larger emigration
Of The citizens Of this ana the adjoining coup-
lies TO Texas and Arkansas than ever before
was known. ~