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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07

u Gentlemen wishing TO see the Opera
ton Of c. F.Bsverly's Challenge Single Ma
chine, win please cali at the flooring mill Of
the Messrs Simpsons to-day, at II o'clock.
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PITTsRuHGH. Iuly f--N.
Gen. Walker.

River feet inches and falling. Weathe
cloudy, with indications or rain.
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Lumber /! Lumberi!
CHARLES EXERT.

Mr.. Evert IL ,reparei u make to ORDER Horse Covers
and Canvas hose, Wagon and Awnings, Manills
Rcpe Hats and everything ia the Rigging line. Steam
boats procure Fire Soreness, Boiler deck cuttings,
derrick guyes and everything in his line. He is also
PREPARED 70 strap BLOCKS. 49,
.E- For particulars enquire OF Philip Hornhrook &
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pO.RD OF EauALIzATION.

BONRO OF EnC lLIZNTION.
TENTIE BOlrd Of Equalization viii meet for The pur-
y pose OF equalizng and assessing all Real Estate,
Stocks and Personal Property, lying and being in the
CITY Of Evansville, on Monday, the lth day OF July,
until all of said described property is assessed and
euualiZei as aforesaid. ffD
All taxpayers of the city are hereby notified OF the
meeting ~ said Board; and also notified TO call and
examine the separate assessments during the intens
ces that they NAV desire make, re done at the
time designated nv said Board of which time further
notice will I've given.
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
volkspote copy. jyi-lNd
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ND DIsPATCH.l
New York, July 5-P.

The military are under arms, prepared to
act with decision, as there are reports OF
other riots brewing. ....s
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CONTINENTAL INSURANCE co.
Incorporated by the Legislature Of Pennsylvania,
WITH a
PERPETUAL CHARTER
Authorized Capital One Million Dollars
1000, 900. .zl.

O L FL G Z,
no. Ct WALNUT STREET, ABOTE SECOND,
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE INSURANCE, onsBuiIdinss, .Furni-
ture, Merchandise, &C., generally. g. - :.
MARINE INSURANCE on CARG0Es and
FREIGHTS to all parts OF the World.
INLAND INSURANCE on Goods, &C., by
LAKES, RIVERS. CANAL and LAND C,ar-
riages, to ALL PARTS OF THE UNION, ON
the most favorable terms, co nsistent with ST.
CCRITY.
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

TELEGEAPKED EXCLUSIVELY
iro THE
EVANSVILLE DAHL Y JOURNAL
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evident in the present contest In India, end Eng.
land viii rejoice that il free pre@ drove old
fogyism fiom the War Once.
Lett nov join US, and drive 1t from The Foreign
Once. We do not mean men, butmeasures Itmst-
ters little who rules if they rule right But this
old ioly OF secret diplomacy and intrigue against
the fair and open handed advance Of each nation
in its true development, must be rooted out
The thinking and governing mind of England
will soon recognise that there Is no conflict be-
tween European and American civilization, If the
pres Of both countries is truo to its mission. A
spirit Of mutual emulation should exist, and it
will urge each on. A free and high toned press
is the only proper diplomatic corps to discuss in
trnationL affairs; and such press will soon
make az great change in diplomacy as 1t has
Effected In the art Of war. Leave social forms and
questions to be discussed and settled by every
nation 70 its own liking. Every mau can regu-
late bis own household better than can stranger;
and 70 II is with nations. On such platform,
which can only be constructed and sustained by q
free and high toned press, the United States,
ENGLAND, France and Russia may all stand in
harmony, to the peaceful and enduring progress
of The world.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA brDCk BOARD.
PHn-aDnrHIA, SeTa. 4, 1891
Ssocu are heavy Penmylvanis Ewes, sax asa,ps
Railroad 25S; Long Island Railroad, on; Morris Osssl
co. fennsJ vAniA Railroad. AK
BUFFALO, Sept s-lPu
Flour tendins downward sales % dsy 900 bpl. a
% 90 . % So whiskey " dun 81 &c. Freisnu-Wn..l
lSc W ner York Imports yeaterdsy-60c0 pbk hoQ,
100 bushels sseat 600 brshe crr and 900 pus ,As
oas hporis ycste iay-Ss 600 oasneA vae.a, $40
corn, and 10000 Dual ola oats
Bryv.Io, Sept 4-sPs
Flour doll Sales 800 bbla a 81 81 IS TO- extrs Oos
ana Michigan. Wheat lover. Sales 90 bushels Ihr.
70 spring, nj 81 4zr0 bushels ~he Ohio n 81 rs ma
iooe sushels prime bite Kentucky a 81 Corn aeav,
and Offered NJ csc without iyers Oats inasuvs
wnl'key 40 Freishp-l3c for shcai 10 Nos vcrs
Lake imports for the - hours ling noou TO-DAY oct
obs flour, $1,000 bushels wheat, is 900 pusnes oosa
5000 bushels oar Canal exporir-2s 900 bushels vnc.,
ia0o bushels corn Money very csse, checking raasar
uons
CHICAGO. sept 4-sPA
Flour fuiL whe1 active. Corr q7ist. Oats. nctnins
doing Shipments " Buffalo 500 bbl nour al0si
bushels wheat, 81 600 bushes corn shipments 70 ~.
go-Nc Hour or vbest, al 0oo busfcls corn Reject 1s-
L $50 bbs four 1880 ogshels wpeai 80 coo busnes
AIsAsr, Sept I-sP "
Flour unset duh and very Tile dong sales M, orcv
AGO or 600 obh al former rsies Gr,in--Sses ~ occ
busheis red Illinois -nssr wheat, at 81 an sod 2css
bushels white on private Ter Oora again 10 yer
offering feey largo quantity sdost 10 pr ssng he
market, but buyers are generally sty Sales fos az
sbort 70 COO bushels, m,@ty II ibc FOR Western ruwe
afos sales OF eco bushels state ms 81 81 e5 asyt-y
Ia food supply, but cu ssle~ n pped lAsi nlxni-
10000 burhei corn, oco br,hciy west
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mssny sner minds he supply Of sugar In tn,s mar
.s' W" s'soasA We shock u nossAss [suySr snd NO
'assss combined, Or sus0s taken fcm ne pans FOR ~
ss ossoTs gr~nuaicn ccmpaetsd contains osiy about
axv pr cent Of sugar freed from molAsses; hsace
0ook o. 1900 hhds molsdo ooly contains 10 reality
u,soo hhds Of sugar Ncssdo only Be used sbr re
o1is poses aSd shs inferior or damaged descip
oss for dssDs We repeal Tia, ths supply or good 70
prime grocery sugars, sach - ae chiefly pu-.
cnssst b. tho people o, 60 into ooasu@p .ioa doe.
nos exceed probably much, II any, over one af:n
Of the nc7nesds OF sugars In h's mNkel
Coffee wee s'esos yesterday with sales o. 500 bag. Of
Re 81 le<c. n%c; and small LOT - Dcming, sold
nAc rnsIe sas more freight Offering for Europe, while
rsses we're steady Among the eDgageme mis- for uyor.
pool 300 hsds sugar al los Dor ,cp and rr.p "a
glasgow q ekd in snip bags and vessel -as engage
for The Cape Of Good hope load With -four al 81 Dor
barrel
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The 80. atcbolns Hotsi DeSalcasSos,
SUZANNE CouHr-sPKCIAL raBN.


Par ~. n. Lauder n John r. IT., ads,p and ar,
This wss hearing ON order 10 sho- cause WV -
.sachen, obtained oy NJ. Tread-c one Of the pro,-,s
,o-. Of tho ~ Nicholas Hosei, asanu the -ardrobe q
lzSier, his ase cmploye should not be vacated end
aide Arstmspt heard, amer -hich the Judge sac
he he'd so'ther matter tAe Cunningham easel dnsr
for y o'olsct, and this motion should ssAnf ever
Counsel Tor LASER said Ne Thoughts this case saous
have prccedtnee The defendants had taken posss~dur
Of Mr. a~icrs sardroos and be either 70 naked o.
lie In bed.
Mr. Harrington ssd his mother aa1 sister should s,vs
him somo OF The funds he had paoei In hsr hands A
toe assertion o. eounscl outside TIE papers In ihe
Ihould not % G.'ndsd 70 BY the ocuri
Tho Judge did MOI thnk hey shoud tass poascssoo a
me wardrobe
Mr. Hsnipg,oo-rhey have given him more cicAs~
Than he desises, and much on re than q ogusd ~
any avyer In this Court Mr. rrcsdwcll naf Gfven cA1
GOO In this matter and hr. IAvcr could po suo~
much.
The Judge remarked thai thers vM . mistake IN w
amount OF bail; he nad nrea the bail rreadsch In
~ 81 300, and he had seen n namsd 81 e1b 900.
Mr. HArrinsios- We Esve ihe amount OF bail me sseSf
demanded, end ihai Ia Slb, 600
The sasc sss then adjoarpcd W Monday, |" IL oe'om
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sTJs nKw YohE HAr ALE-spifIof Fob BUR o9E.
The mali steamship ,rtn star Gsrs Ic'evre, viii leave
this CITY 70 ga pcou, for Southampton and Bremen.
Tue European nAa viii close uAb sas; 'eu coiocK III
=be morntg
TIE ErropeaD sdison The HEAD pin.ed In French
end English, will be Published 81 ten O'Clock In the
ing. Single COMES, in ~rappcrs SIX Gems
subscriptions advertisements Tor any edition OF The
vsw YoRK HssAID wil be al the following places
: In Euroue:-
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combine received by mall and seegrspn At this
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pubnrsiio.
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n IA ,or tns PACING.

kEv Toss TSsaLD-csLIFoRsIA xDITIoa.
Tt Uot1 s,sts risi steamship Ssar OF the west Capt
AspEwsl
~tn close Que O'Clock
The hsS yonr gHnus HnnAip-oarfornia edition
oon,anin ts aos. intelligence from gil parts Of The world
viii be puh ,sb~1 en- O'Clock in the morning
Single cops, wssppc-s rsady fo- mailing, sispence.
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an, Harlem school.
TO rms RprrOH or rHR HERALD.

The notice vhioh Yen take tbs morning Of the puste
school II Harlem, founoed upco erroneous nformsuoa
No 0spnounos n been that win nos open fcs
.. least four weeks Its veil UNDERWOOD BY us
,ees ard hat the shooi si be resumed on uoo
day seyseu,berf Until rithin fe days OF closing hs
school the sessions .eTs resals held the only change
made being IN The hour of reces and tnis was dops n
avoid sendEe zoe children In e yard while n was ocsu
ped ny TIE wnrkmen The primary department vas ~
missed t~o three occasicn earlier hour thss
usual when the sorduop OF the -ork ~epdeyed mc-v
dent keen the children any logger and for three oy w
days previous 10 the close all Me deparmcsta wore dp
Nsw ross, Sept ., 1851. 4 TRUSTEE
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WAsHlsGTsS, Sept 4, 1857
The Texan papers abound with staemeo Of Inoaa ooi
RACES The Indians appeared In the vicinity OF Fan An
tonic, and Captain Whiting, OF the Second Cavalry uss
went in pursuit. cap,ured All the hoss and uies .aks1
from the San Diego mail train.
Capt Popes party hal srrived q. Fort Clarke Gil wsz
The Indisns we're very troublesome along route bss
were defeated In tvo engagement. F~t LaDcaFer
when serseans Of the ssn Infantry was killed The lp
oiAsr mounted aud armed with snsrpe, and C,,,,
rites
thousand head Of cattle mad died OF starvAsou % ,ns
isla1t Of Galveston.
Tho subject Of constitutional convention ~as beiss -
tailed In Texas.
II appeared probable that General Henderson would
declire. and that Hon Matt Ward would be nomnassd m
the Unite States Senate In the place Of Rusk
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Robbery OF . Locsport bark President.

IHANf, Sept =, IsbT
wmard p. Daniels, President OF the Niagara County
BANK II Lockpov robbed last night tho Central
Railroad oar Of pockesbcos containing drafts 70 the
amount Of $500 mostly business firms Of Albany and
New York one OF them vas sight dram on the Bank o
the Capitol for $4,000 or $500. Psymeu, has been
stopped ma drAfs were Ill unsccepsd and NOT nego.s
BILE The bank win na lose sny portion Il the amount
supposed that Mr. Daniels was followed By thieves oil
The vav nom homo
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uUSIOnl 5epv =, IbSt
The trial Of Abigail Gardner for the marder Of nsv hu,
band, Hosea James Gardne-, late Postmaster ct Hnshs
by Administering asenic 10 him has occupied the apreu
judicial Court In session At Plymouth nearly the vhol.
week 'he theory or the defence the absence OF drs
proof the uncertainty Of oircu snal evidence zs
want Of motive, end the probability that deceased pcoo
ed him,elf. The evidence and arguments closed .aA
night and Juege Asfrck charged tho jury this foroaon
Previous 20 the JUDGES charge Mrs Gardner addressed
the jury. she lAbored under much excitement, and ne
quenty burst into tears, but soiemny her ensrv
innocence Of the crime
The Jury retired at half pass o. dock TIL. morning ,S
came into Court again al half past occck evening"
unable to agree verdict The Court then instructed
them 70 deliberate farhe-, but there 10 O, prospeo =
their bringing In VERDICT TO night
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MONTREAL, sept 4, 1851
Lieut. Tryon, OF The thirty ninth regiment, while hust
ing up des rters In Grisso~p ass night, attacked by
party Of rowdIes one Of whom he sbc4 Lieut. T. imme
AhAsly gave himself up V We civil suisov'as
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Addresses Of the houses Of designation where AeJ

addreses Of the houses Of designation where they
were accustomed to meet.
Now what good purpose could such an article
as this server II might tickle the fancy of come
worn out scnsualist; 1t might guide some evil
minded persons to houses Of designation; but
whom could it benefit Wherein, indeed, do such
descriptions as this differ from the articles in the
obscene papers whose suppression the Tribune
always describes with such sympathy
A father who, reading such articles, could
leave the Tribune within reach of his daughters
ought to be secuted from society.
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RocHsfrs, Sept 4, 1857
Mr.. Robertson The cashier Of the Eagle Bank, who
charged with attempting 10 murde, bis wife By admins
terips poison waived an examination and gave ball 10
sppe1 al court before Judge Mapgor Much ntsress 10
centred 10 the case
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supreme .ourt-spscssl Term
fHD sTsKnT COMMISSIONERS ooSffOVsssS'
nsfoye Hon Judge Peabody.

o~cr 10 Ta< Mayor, Dnisn and etAes On appsicA
hon Of Mr. sclle, and W consent Of ~ ned, me Ss
ing Of This matter w. postponed 70 Monday next, q cs
O'Clock
vsrate iud am ent denied, with $40 cots.
John Har,0 and oth>s ~. fAr5~e fbot -hnaoo VI
.,,,s 90, the sns ,er A. cha and rase he denied
IN ~ rafs>v AZ I've application Alien uork 70 JoAs
x,S<yscn ~ = Y iion For q maneamus granted.
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The RoszAN BALLET ConPAsr, engaged by hAre'zek 70,
the Philadelphia Arsoemy, the Broadway and Boston
theatres, arrived 81 Phla ieiphla on THURSDAY night
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EscAGnUr OF rAxBrRIK.-Mr. Maretzek announces
ts. ssnor TamberIk tenor Of world WIDE repuiA ion
positively engaged for NJ. Marshall and that he will
sail for the United States upon The complcos OF his pend
Ing engagement 81 81 Petersburg
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The TAMMANY HALL TRouBIEs-THE MEpHrs-
ToruILrs OF THE PARTY CAaP.-Notwithstan
ing the well intended and well directed efforts Of
the several divisions of the democracy of this
city to bring about the reunion and consolidation
Of their forces, there is yet screw or two loose
which prevents the proper working of the
machinery. Our impression Is that the chief
mischiei-maker and traitor ia the camp
IL Daniel T. Sickles; and that, aided
by the folly, ignorance and stupidity Of
such bungliDg managers as Sanders, Rynders
and Hart, this man Sickles keeps our democratic
factions by the ears, inside and outside OF Tau
many Hall
Tits Mephistophiles Of the party was last win
tor check by jowl with the Seward oligarchy at
Albany. sometimes voting with them, sometimes
against them; but always, when wanted, secret
ly playing into their hands In the late squab-
oles bctaeen the metropolitan and munich
pal police authorities this very man Sickles
might have been found in the back rooms occu-
pied by ruch oemocrats "a A. Oakley Hall, Gen
Hal, Recorder Smith aud their Official associates
and advisers Still, this double dealing Daniel T.
Sickles contrived to get himself appointed as the
counsel in the matter OF the Street Commission
er case Of Deviin against Conover, and we
have ressn TO believe that the object Of sickles
in this movement wac TO betray his client and
serve bis adversary and that he did betray the
cau-e Of Devln, and did play the SPY in behalf
OF the Conover party.
1t strikes us, therefore that the first step re-
quired towards the reunion Of the democracy Is
the expulsion Of Sickles from the negotiations
on any side Of the question, or in behalf Of any
faction, great or small Suppose they try it9
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Cotton Receipts nt savannah
WASHINGTON, ssps- 20, 1881
On the LIST inst in Savanna, the stock of c,,oo v.s
SEQ bales ganst the amount Las. year
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Fire IA, Bratslsboro', VI

5sAursBoRo', sep T. 1897
IRE occurred hero ass night, destroying abou, s~voy
ouidirg', including the dwellings of Ncsrs Read, d .
ham and 5seooins, and the paper mill and rule oovy o.
NJ 0ty.
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NEWSPAPER Submissive have had occasion
several times Of late to animadvert with severity
upon the course pursued by certain Of our cotem
poraries in reporting indecent trials, and indug.
ing in indicate comments upon the evidence
We regret to say that among these journals the
T1ln'ne has been the most conspicuous for raking
up filth from any and every quarter, and parsd-
ing IT in the most offensive manner before the
eyes Of Its readers Hardly day passes but the
Trsum contains some law report or prurient
story which no decent man would like to have
within reach of bis wife ADD daughter.
Yesterdays Tribune, for instance, contained an
elaborate account Of divorce case, with the mar
rative Of the adultery winch led to the divorce,
The picture Of the scene when the parties were
detected IL fqgroate delioo. an elaborate descrip-
ton Of their dress and personal appearance on
that occasion, and finally their names, aud the
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0raLd Muster or siresasa az w0rcsstsr, Ma
woxcHrn Nsss 5cp, 4 l6h.


woxcEnsz, Naw 5cp, 4, 1855.
The nr-men's grand mus came OF ry y d.s
The weather has been delightful and the city sarous~a
About sixty companies present The grand prose~
sion composed Of nearly $500 bremen In uniform, va
nunber,ess bands Of and With ber apparatus aas
fully decorated, started Mt OK O'Clock this morning. -
marched round shs City Hall. making brilliant sppeae
The trial FOR prizes took place this aserno,p o. ne
common, for which forty companies peed, w,
tbs following resut:Frss prize, $500, awarded q To-
rent, No 8, or Manchester, N H. for playing tSa fea
high; second prize $500, awOded 70 AerrimaS No. L. a
lowell. for playing ITO fee. high; third prize, siop,
awarded 10 Tor rent No 9, Of Roxbury. With Woroe&s
Tub, FOR playing ls feet hgn fourth prize s76 a~ardsa
70 Independence, No s, Of North Bridgewssr for pa-
leo fcvt high; hh prize, $50, awarded TO Bsraicos IA
H. of Bnstcp, for payog 1850 feet high Il Is esaoaaea
hal twery thousand people present TIE gshe4ss
Of uremen wAs The largest ever convened In AsssscAs
setu
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N ais for Europs

Sew Yvrs- E.insy. sevtems,r ., 1897.
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The uns.-d States Agricultural vocAssy ~
hlbAt1O0.

s's0 sasssu OsoSSS H8SAcuxS0r04 0OCA0Iy
hlbkt1Oo.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, ssps 4, 1853
The sssodsnos today, NE hnh OF The Exhib,sa.. -
been very large. the day principally Devoted a 90
exnibron Of horses Five Arabian horses, eelnss,ux e
A KseDe R,oha rds, Of Geosge.osn. Ky. attracted xy.
deal Of Attention They we're named Assou, D. War;
scythAn Sovereign and Anne ioAa Psddie,. 8us rbeos
AWARDED 70 sovereign, and rea 70 10y tnan sv.ry
riras eesc awarded 70 youns horses, mules and iuoss
severs, the agriculture machines vore exhinssa
ard there . trial OF ploushs,
The following che awards for the -eapdng nasnna
q the trial a Syracuse In July lasts q. AcOormsa.
Chicago. gold medal; Waller A. Wood Hooaso Falls NJ T.
silver medal; Warssn, ByoAw and U1ilc, springnasa
Ohio, bronze medal; and Jonathan Hainos, Pekin. n
diploma For vsspers sDo mowers combined, The fo,~
Ing awards made:-- Walter A. wso1, HooHac PszA
N. Y gold medal; D. " Osborne, Bctsio silver nssal
Warden, Brkaw aud Child, bronze medal Tho sw.rdp
for moving macnncs have not yet been macs
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BkhrUAr AhkniUAN npsxua- Exronwrr-Socu
5u RpxlI SAsr DrssolvSe yiy~s Fam CO e Asic he
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GEN JHKisry q wOoo's MlssTEslS 81 nrnss way
-EraIoriA htssfxnARs-sHw YuAR CALLS
HEyHa Mus HALL 4!2 .srosdwAy-sEsRo MKIopIEs
sDcvu ALAsAaa-Br BavAsrs AissrRKLs.
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RHw OLYMPIC THEATRE. srcaawAy-A raIsr q. ART
ssv1s gos 4 FalE ISrr- WIZARD SKIP.
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The LATEST NE ~S.

A1A1xs In WashlSG tOas
ZEE R1SIoNA r1cas o. yUn0s oussD-DsSP ArsHRs
IRON rHS PAOI1sc sQUADROK-sU0Cnss OF rRB
CAME nxPnnms1s CONDITION or ras NATIONAL
wAsmoros. ssps 4, 1851
Mr. Justice Curtis hes resigned hk seAs upsa the gu.
prtme bench In consequence, 70 believed here OF sbs
casgson the President gave he bred 800 es ana negro
vossnppers generally In hs A,s issr 70 NE Uonnscou
ciergy men.
The Navy Deparsmens has received Interesting do
spatches rom our Pacds squadron Commodore Aoyvne
had len Panama for San Frsaosoo In the Iad-t eadenos
inc Roator had reached Panama, With twenty ave Or
Walkers men, In destitute condition and suffering from
their wounds Twelve had been transfer ed 70 the John
Adams and The John L Stephens had left with ave for
Fan anoisco.
General nOsa denies the report that Americans had been
70 cIbly detained the Ithmus BY Costa Rcs. Those
who renamed, he says did voluntarily, and paid
for their services
An interesting report, which send by mall has bees
received by The wAr Depa tmsni from Mr. Bese, super
ntendert the wagon road expedition nom Fort Defiance
The camel experiment IL pronounced succezsfsl rhsse
animals carried scvru hundred pounds barthen, pinc
psy provender FOR Mules and much ass adoi than
the mules They CT but little exCep bushes preferrns
them 10 graH Mr.. n conceives II easier N manage .
train Of iwsnty cames u IN ono OF ave muies. Their
temper irsctabty, caps dty for bearing our:hcns and
going withou. wstcr, while taey nvs food which
other aamks would ssarve, render them valuable FOR
transportation on the prAres. Every unshoa srim ii
reached e Paso lame BIZ. ine oame.s OF wn,cn
even exhibited fatigue.
The Attorney General has decided against suciency
Of the title to the proposed cite for The Custom House
and Post o3ce Ia Bald more.
The rreasurers report for the week ending August 81
gives
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

REFORM IN RAILROAD MANAaEMENT.-We re-
publish the appeal Of Mears AIsop Stewart
Ccmstock & Olyphant to the stockholders Of the
Michigan Southern Railroad Company, in order
that so important document shall have the
widest publicity