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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27
Fort Of New York, June 26, 1857.
CLEARED.

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sss Richmond, Bopsip. ss:.ep ton s Sanford
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ses sr !osD aoS.n I'm rssssis ss.ssrpJ s.a Co
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s soSp h"sr fs ssnse b.ss ss.per"E.s.
Steamer T0aen' Ramsay ,.B Baltimore
snip Northern Essle 'os Boson HI San rrs ncsoo March
is w's signals ss bark hi rs{e1 bound Es ISL a.
ns lon W ssnsl,1ea BE- ship ssar q Ne West bound
senos ion ASsrsss sa 4, q IS ssns.sa g.
S@ %5rs.
% G nm s ss ssys ! n .r Ion ounS
BAH Mary Lucr~iN GIBBS Ropdoui for Boston.
Brig Czarins lsr West Rochelle April Il, with brandy
Bris sepgnss c,s BOSTON,, Staples, Port spsn, rrnie.a
sh Tvs, viii sussr Ac 70 Walsh Carver CHASE 2ls, ms
HSDs,; nSsss. ss sosss no,o
Pr n. with &C, 70 yaiAbie Reynolds vessel 70
scSr srcvsisna Orr, K.vansh s, John Nh days, win
fab Kelly Smhers. June r. lat Al a. Ion % ~ spoke
schr oreAd OF Proyncesown, whaling all well bad bos OF
board.
Rcbr q II Townsend Davis, Wilmington, Sayu
Hrbr Coles, Crockett Virgins days.
Rcbr Newport Turner, virginia, 2days
Hchr Van Name Van Name. BALTIMORE, dsyA
tcbr New yorH 8oodren, Boston, 3 days
schr Darling, -. Wsreham for Albany.
scbr Bend,h Hudson Crosby Enniucks, for Rondout
schy II Hn tb 0iiley, Providence for Rondout
schr Downing Oonovsr bridegroom for PhisdeiphlA-
Bcbr Rescue, Bacon. Brookhaven for Baltimore.
gckr 1rswbridge. Morrow, New haven
\ tchr Gasateas, HOpiins, Pvt kwen for Salem
Schr MadsaascaJ, Lord, Rondout for Boston.
L Soope reds proy
aloop Oregon, Rbodes Pr,videpce.
sloop FASHION, Young New Haven.
kchr fidder Hnih, Loon wreck az schr lndanoR
scfr Rnssoid, Williams from wreck Of ship New HAup
l snsre, sshore Long Branch.
ReAner Kenpebec Hand. Philadelphia
Steamer Westerpport, Berry, Portland
&eAmer OxprAy. Kinney, Providence q
Steamer Decatur, Deer, Norwich.
The brig reported below In hn mornings edition "
Lsvinia, should have been Czarina. spce arrived
SHIPS Cuiivstor. Liverpool: White Swallow. Hong Kong
VIM Nelson, Havre baks Mary Lee xsrsees Rnoue, Mes
wind during he day NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

RcrLvlY RIvm-A Dssgsrrp TovS-Tbe
N,rgio Of the Is, int Describes fragrant outrage upon
sausier Sovereignty having been lately Perpersied
by the Missouri the vicinity OF lie soto, Washington
county In that Territory. The ce sorgcd In The bent Of
the river, few miles above that tos and the water
with criminal disregard Of the rights OF DC soto and her
ferry privileges ebor Cut the bend forcing
channel Calhoun, Iowa, snd making DO Soto nc In
land Of Nebraska como four or I'VE miles from the
river % infinite dpgus Of the Inhabitants Of that city
BY IN Arrangement few thousand acres 81 lend VIII be
SIDED 70 the Already extensive dpnanf Of kebrMkA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

LIBEL SUIT DIsAIssBp.-We learn from the Bur-
hDgon owal Cass, that the libel suit instituted
time ago by Horace Greeley in tho District Court Of Dies
Nones county, against Me- srs Thompson Steward OF
that journal, has been dismissed The suit based
publication In the Cleveland Putin Dealer and the Bur
pgon Gde1e and copied into many other papers, stating
that Mr.. Greeley had received certain OF mon for
services cred the Des Mones River Improvement Com
pany The Gazette, in announcing its release from the
clutches OF the court saysMr Greeley denies, however,
having received the money for his USE and give
him the benefit OF that denial, have done before
presuming from the equeB staeme OF Stryker aad
others that there third party who received the
ney. At parting with Mr. Greeley, however, may be
emitted TO say, without the loast malice part
that hereafter he should be careful how he allows h!mse
to be used In such transactions for the benefit of ohera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

RUNAWAY SLAvps-TuEiR CirTuRE-OHr KILLED
On sunds, last three savestwo belonging W Me- John
ssnfo-d and one 10 Ne. John Berry male tracks from
Henry county, kentucky They were uscod scros. the
Ohio river. and, on Monday, discovered hidden In the
brosh beh nd ogs, about four miles back from the
river on Eane's Branch Tho ncgroep being armed made
desperate ressanoe, and one o. them belonging W Ber
ry While IN the sct OF sh souns Mr.. james Eumphseys
one cY be prrspe-s shot ard instantly riec me
seonnd eecspcc whe he third arrested and taken
back 3. Eentzcsy .--CtzaanG, Qwrtzss&, yaN -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

MOVEMENT oy Teoops.-Compsnes A add W I,
sru United Saiee Infantry, Tor oom~ani Of Csp
whwn, Leutepans Webb and Torlent, numbering TO
nnen, arrived here yesterday the se>mer Calhoun
MY euhsrkeda for Myers, DIAL and rcI> for
Ss&stsec h<xrkca-Fsx VYssara Bee. gzNs 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

TIE TmsBr1.-rhe Ithaca Journal thinks the
pecunlsry oss by TIE recent csht 81 hs place VIII en-
cc~t 10000.
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ADyEaYnHnESrs sHSxWsD NRaY SlY.


HUHnFxUnR, 30.
LNURRTTrRE TURKISH EAav CHArRs hOSts
frames hlus and si satin ana so "
IN ba for sale quick fr sS esch. NJ rs Rovery ~ poor
TCTiPrIT,TRT w1STEp--TO Tgs AMOUNT or s4sn TO
III be for airh cas down, and tbs BAH n
" Instruments occurred by chat I'll mortgage ""' !"
Broadway Poet Onice.
1vHE FURNiTURE CvHR oRwArEn fOhIios OF
which is new Of nrs class house srnsssa N e 10.
Desirable u Brookyn viii be scd o~ w fuence
he and fAni, removing from INC niy noass 20 les
rent s0 and early possession: eysys n pe'e orosr'
eQ particulars address E. O.. Herald o"cr
mo Tuh psOp,E or THs CRY A.D COusTRy
i Can AND purchsse your flrrt u,cN a. W. ssrOHsS
and Tiouson STREETS ~here msy be had ,sesood an
ra,y Kitchen and attic furniture spfs and
bsr hs, stands from ~ 70 s1 feather beds
,yes.es and plow, we sell cheaper than any
Lent forsel the number.
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OCuTswrs AND AURrsTs.

r~crr.isr,--pn xAcDosALns HOURS pon Ypn
~ pry semi win from 10 r. n ruestsyA Ysrsd~ra
and s'ur'''J n MACDONALD, H. D.. "a sv~~~ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

has done much which the world viii not willingly
forget In another position, he would have reA iIed
some Of those great schemes which at AL times as''
taied his restless mind.
Lieut. Strain was possessed 81 a peculiar faculty. }"
the acquisition Of languages and his travelling Inrar
was eh il works in French, Spanish and Portuguese
Had he been placed in position to bring IN psy his
unusual neusl requirements, his energy, ms immense
powers of endurance severely tested on the sthmus
be would have proved Of the most remarkable men
the Naval service has ever produced Comparing his
life with what /, might have been, ii wa failure;
comparing il with the little lasting good accomplished
by most Of his coemporares, it was emneny success
ful. Lieut.. Strain was gifted as eOnversa'iouslist
In person be was rather below than above the usual
hight stouily built, with blue eyes, and Light bro~n
hair and beard. lie never married, a0d died ia his
S6th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

ships aud IN The whole couatry had been ndaced ~
rush II 10 proeure homes under The Graduation Act OF
Consr.ss the. were poor when they came, and new
destitute and suffering. severe frost had destroyed
entirely the Of iast year, and the fire and smoke
.sst Z al had knled n any " their oxen ard cove.
We cor tinu-d on aud within two rzkes met q tai
la, kwoocsnsn in a swamp. l inquired IL be could
II ION wh.re TO procure teams 10 brig ia psovis-
i,s TO distribute 10 the poor in those woods. lie r.
lh,0, Il an lew On my way 70 the Supervisor b Wy
- and get .TdeT for some relief for my family;
IN, name is Werdwel; have wife and i've ch-
ol.b; live mile and half from here; have -
pallsu l. Of GLASSES, meal, -four, meat, not
A nouihtul in ny house to eat-Dot pound OF meat
sirce October. have planted three quarters Of
"lu,bel II potatoes; have DO means; don't know
=" bat 20 de-.
laid. "Wardwell, sit down on this hog, until
u,;,, eu order" wrote 10 Mr. b. for one bushel OF
ro,sces thirty pounds Of corn meal and niteen pounds
ofp1k, ,-.,-. 49,. -. fam;
lies in our .e,en.eB; still off, | sent werd TO
them b, Mr. W. and started on. Went - Ottos,
found Methodist Clergyman who was wiillog 70 e"
iOI a lead; gave him order for eight bags OF corn
n. al and ~ bags Of -four. found the restitution
quite METAL; some families reduced 20 eeks and mo-
Leases. Saw old Mr. nacy and family, very desutnte
Mr. Green and family living on leeks.
Aner leaving Mr.. Tracy, came TO David johnson;
be had prepared sufficient for his family, but was
obliged 10 lend until he had only enough for three
weeks | went on 70 George Waggoner; Ms. w.
laid her sther was an able farmer in Ohio, and would
no, let Them suffer if ne knew their situation. The
family baru ul-after three weeks they wkbe obliged
10 ,ull leeks II not relieved From s. V. X. Trov-
bridges statement in The Detroit Advertiser.
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O,rtc, or rur ItI1NoIs CEITRILRAuRoLDCo COMPANY, I
- Epw Yopv Anril

OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMPaty}
EEwYoRK, April 2, 1857 )
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors OF
IN The ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
have resolved increase the Capital stock OF the Coms
from One Hundred and Seventy Thousand Shares to TWO
HUNDRED AND FIfTY-FIVE THOUSAND SHARES,
which will be allotted the holders Of the present
closing the books the 10th June next and 10
Ortions Rights which expire the first day of January 1883
IN proportion Of share OF new STOCK 70 TWO shsie %
~" TTansfr Books will be closed the Goth day Of June
psIt and reopen on the first day of July next
The holders present stock required 10 reoeye one
tbrd the Number shares which they be entitled on
the Let day July 1857 and to nsament OF %o PCT
shae thereon Optional Rights for the remaining TWO rds
pasy on OF before the first day Of February 1853 and the ~
ander on OF before the first day Of July 1850 such msts
then have been called on the present stocks 10
b. paid TO the Company at the time OF conversion
Those who shall become stockholders by the CONVEX
sion the present Optional Rights int stock on OF before the
I'd day Of January 1888 and after the LIST day of July next wan
third OF the new STOCK 70
which they be entitled OF the time OF sneh conversion
Optional Rights the remaining hirds OF the ne" oc
To- which they entitled will be issued 20 them OF the
same tenor issued 10 parties who shall appear a. oeh
holders the closing the books the 2h Of June next
Parties converting Optional Rights viii be required 10 pay 70
The time that interest shall have been paid the nsaeate
10 the holders Of the present shares. 49,,
which applied for before the 10Th day oi Jny
next the instsmen paid thereon will be forfeited TO e
Camnsny osetbeT with al rights which attach thereto
have resolved to extend the time Tor the con
vron Of the existing Optional Rights which by they terms
expires the LIST OF January 1885, so as to include the "a aSS
Of January, 1888 , ,.,,,. - !, \
tsin.a by nquifing at the office Of the Company.
Interest will he paid usual the stock OF the Com
pany on the let of July next.
r' BY order of the Board Of Directors,
j. N,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.
ENTRIES FOR THE REGATTA.

Through the polIteness Of \. BloodgOod, esq., the
worthy Secretary of the Sew-York Yacht Clab, we
are enabled to present our readers with complete
lit Of the entries for the regatta Of tomorrow. At ii
O'Clock yesterday the entry list was closed. and
although the table is not quite complete in sll its
details vet will be found seryiceabe for reference
Three vessels have entered this year more than lat
and the race with good weather, will be very exc-
ing. Some half dozen large yachts belonging to he
squadron, which were expected to participate, will
not be completed in season. The Victoria of New
burgh, Captain Robinsous new slOop yacht, although
not entered may take part in the race She was modelled
Wv Fish, ard her lines are sad to be very similar -
the model Of the Julia although she is about four feet
longer than that famous vessel Her friends expect
some very brilliant exploits from her. 1t will be OBJ
served tina, the only sloop in the first class is the
Julia. who viii, doubtless as heretofore, fly away from
every other craft Of her class and, of course bear
away the prize. In ADDITION therefore, to the usual
prizes lone for each class the members of the Club
have also provided fourth prize of equal value to
be sailed for by the schooners Of the first class. The
following is the entry table:
THIRD Class.
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DEM VANIA RAILROAD .-
II rIIr CREAI CENTRAL ROITE

II
Tn gDrv,.ni. Railroad connects Pt.bvTsh with IaN
osd. 20 ssd IRON 81 Louis No Alton Gaens and Cae4so
NJ FrsnItrt I.xnston and Louisville, NJ Terre dHu-,
MAIDS Lafsyett- and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Sprns6ed Bel, ontsinv SGDdusky, Toledo Cleveland 20
Vnbus Zanesvic Massilon and wooster Oho' Also VIE
n, packet boats and 70 Ne" Orleans 81 Loss
Louisvile end Ciucirnar.
ntbut Md places IN the West. -,
comfortable route between the Fast and West - -.
FKOM nSw YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HotRs
IRON NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 30 houhS,
IRON NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN 10 HOURS
taIe 81 low - by Route
, So, bsndbils IN the hotels If tine city.
ThrSugh rctets further information be had .. the
offes Of the PENksiLVANIA RAILROAD,
Nc 2A.tor House Broadway.
}. l. ELLIOTT, Agent.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
- - - . o-,o--r~,o
'lNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING

T'HE REGULAR NAIL LINE, wa SIUNINU
Il TON for BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE-InlaEdr route
ths shortest and dr,ct-osryug The Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, and
z VANDERBILT Capt w II FraI,r In connection with
The Sonugtou aud Providence aud Boston and frovdnoe
kAioad leaving N-NSYoTk daily, Sundays excepted from
fr No North River first wharf above Battery place al
Seloe and SouuFton at $50 m, OF on N" AIrVN %
ut mail train which leaves RostOn At $50
The {. VANDERBILT from New-Yofk MONDAY Wednes
Say and Friday FROM stoninson Tuesday THURSDAY sne
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday, Thnrs
Gay and Saturday From StOnngton. Monday Wednesday
sha Friday.
PsnEers proceed from stoninEton pei Railroad Prov
ohfe and Boston IN the Express Mail Train reaching said
pe advance Of those by other routes ard in ample time
f AZ the early morning lines connecting North ard East
fssu thai prefer remain board the enjoy
hfs rtst Vndurbed breakfast desired and leave Ston
~ '%n IN The 75 M train, eSunesuns II Providence with
ID II train foT Boston.
each way
fw passage herhs freight apply board the
susr or Al the Freight oce PA! Nc. North River =;
ine once No. ~ BatcTyplace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
THE DESTTTUTION IN MICHIGAN

The first township we reached was Fulton; roads
terrible. The first principal farm was that of Nj
Wilcox from Ohio. i stated to Mr. Wilcox that OAK
land Detroit Lansing ard Jackson had heard oil lnI
sufe e. ard that tie Birmingham COMMITTEE hsl
cent 10 explore and relieve their wants. ~ IT,
piled that the families in Fulton and Newark 'O"N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
Eeqal Gotiees.

CITY COURT of BROoKLYN.-wHLIAN II.
~ FLEHMAS ss.ins LUTHER II. RAvSoSs-SauuoHs
RAvsON: You are her BY summoned and required 20
x q The in this aet0n ~hsh oil b. hi-d in the
o.. 40. t-ri Il -. City Codrt e Brooklyn City
ALI in tb. City Of Bruo. Ign AID a opy Of yoT
.,r 10 tb- .s6 ysut h- 'uberh-r III. Office City
Ri Bu5Sipx P.ek.p F.rry Wiiam.burgh within to euy
d, aer the service Of h. ,eu o. The
Az of .urh and fail sn.v-r the said
n.ir hin the afr-said The plain
al. udEuer, szsins yon ' The q .eveuy dollars
an, with f-un day April
1857 b. II ths a~ti -Dateu My p 1857
SETH COLE Plaintiff Attorney,
City B.ni BuucinE Peck alp Ferry WlliArnsbursh
t.. cor plain IN the ah"veeati; ed acton 6lsd In the
9Th, OF Cy Court Of Brooklyn MAY,
1857 sEIh .. GULF Flnniii's Attorney
uxsT lsvfWN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

The Excise Commissioners of Chemung County
granted but 10 licenses. As compared with the num-
Der Of licenses granted in the county under the
old law, this shows decrease. There were for
merly 81.
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n
u T SHEFFlELD FRANCIS MINERS and WILLIAM
= BAILEY ss.n.t LUTHER II. RAWSON.-Sgmnon. for
tor,v demand 81 contraEt-COm ser.l-TO II. RAW
SON d.fpdspt shave named You hereby summoned and
r.auir-d br comp IN this soon which viii b.
the Cit, Hell in Broofyn and 70 copy your
the said complaint on 81. - nj, office City BAak
the service 4 ms on exclusive OF the day
ard ycu fan the .,d complaint
mgr against you foF the sum Of four hundred and naety
~ dollars and uiietyon cents. with interest the
da- Of MAY 1857 befids the costs Of this aouDsted May
- 1857. SETH COLE, Piaintin,s Attorney -
City Bank BGiciDr Peek Clip Ferry, Wills.asbargh.4
TIE plant he above entitled acton fled the
Cerk oee Of the City Court Of Brooklyn 2h day Vi Msy
1857 SETH COLE
uy.7 lsv6vW- Plaintiff Attorney.
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TAR I'm R L Z o A D
III SIMMER ARRANGFMESTS

Conn sheins WEDNESDAY, June > IssI
Tbs leave Dept e " nit and Ceutr.t-: y
croton Falls Train connecting with line 81 for Lake
Mshopss EXprr.. Mail Tram for Albany, eonh--ting
Fs with ir ~ for LaSe Nahops a. PHrdys
for Ridsef.ld Brsv.ers Danbury Il Chatham Four.
ne West 81 n-Nll-tton Trsi. stoppiEz Al az
$ NV iIsns Bridf- Tam, sopping 8, al stations. 81
White Pisins 1rsin stopping a. al ststons
Lave bthst. Station: T. -WuisHs bndse Irar,
stopping - ell stations II -Nisus Bridge Tain q
PIN az ell stations ma White p aims Train, stopping a.
al s;stons q r-Wihsn. Bridge Train stopping az al
5p FALLS Train stopping ~ al s-tsers
wM ] CAMPBELL. Superintendent.
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANYs EXPRRSS-GtsIEAL OFFICE No IFS Brosd
wsy N Y-The New York and Enc Railroad Company
nov pI. pared 10 do 8 REGULAR EIprss. business.
HOMER RAhSDELL. President
Cha. A. De WrT, snpt Express
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton-Mar-
ket.p han by Island City. . and 10
and and p the leave Flushing IL a. the
houfs ting and eIehsnFns passenger with the bos az
Hunters Point Through in 81 minutss tare . cents
WIN NJ SMITH Receiver.
SYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- Ia connection with EXPRESS TRAINS % The Eevfost
and Erie Railroad.
Passenger Train. viii follow. Sundays excepted:
Leave New York from pier foot Of Dusnest st $50 Va
Buffalo E1pr..s-eOnnectns st Bnshanion With kxptess
Train for syTssu.e.
At4:S0 o. Eight Getting 1t Bin. hsrnson
with xrres, Trsin Or Syracuse and Osv-to.
Trough Tickets Be procured the Fshst Once Of the
Eew.Y orr and Enc Rsrosd w B. GILBERT sup't
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The allowance schooner Of ten per cent deducted IN
the above
SECTION XXV (of the Censution)-If any objection DO
made with regard the classification sailing sails Of any
Yacht in race such objection must be made in writing to ths
Reaaa Committee before 10 o'clock Of the neat day ae the
Reshita .... L, - -,
allow anc. based the msinsa and b Ut
fesal and b Of -choon-r- and uPou
sny other duly measured sails actually set al any time dnns
The race As between .oops and schooneTs this allowance
shall be based upon tsnth Of the OF the 'chooner
"a. ~ BLOODGUOD Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of County Of NeI Iork, notice IA hereby given TO ar
perons having claims again RALPH HALL late Il tie Cay
II N.wYork deesased TO pre.ent tbe with vouchers
thereof the sub.eb.r At the ofce Of Henry W Eastman
go No 25 Broadway in the CITY Of NewYok before
tn da II August RXt-Dsted New York the
Twenty third day II February, 1851 DAVID HALL,
f25 iav6mWeds Administrator.
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Ofedn 6tedmers, Sc.

ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION
" Transit 60 miles shorter than any other Route and
posure 10 River NavsAt;On-tNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Fifty pounds Of baggage free 10 cents pound exc-s
Four bour BY Panama Railroad Through
CALIFORNIA via Psnsm. Railroad TIE United States
Ma. Steamship Company will dispatch for ASPISWALL On
FRIDAY June s. az O'Clock p m. precisely, from pier
foot of Wsrrens, North River the well known and fast
steamship ILIINOIs. Captain ChsIlef s. BOzFs Z. y.
Passengers and Mails will be forwarded BY Panama Railroad,
and connect with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
p.ny's MAGNIFICENT steamship SONORA, R. L. Whitns,
snder which will be in readiness and leave Immediately
for San Francisco.
COMPANY always have extra steamers lying at Pan
ready for TO avoid possible detention of Pas'en-
mails.
For passage apply to w. RAYMOND, at the only Once Of
The Company No III West-st Of Warren-st.. " y
Regular United States Mall Steamer days 5h and 10Th Of
ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

~ YORK to ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and
GFNESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open and In con
ne ton with the Buffalo Corning and New York and New
York Erie Railroads forms direct route hom New
20 Rochester
TIL. dreness this route together with the superior Dom
m Afforded BY wide renders il by Ear the most desirs
bic bstween the sbove-nRned cities.
Ticket. procured the New York and Ere Railroad
and No ls3
Jersey City.
BaFgage checked through. - -
Fr.bt. will be transported between New York and Roohes
.r with dispatch Any Information desired In regard therein
can obtained by calling the General Freight Agent Of The
Express Freisht Agent, No 1888 Broadway
No trains the Buffalo Corning and York Railroad 90
Sunday. j. A. REDflELD, SUPERINTENDENT
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DFNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD-Ths GREAT

II I4N
Il CENTRhf ROUTE, connecting tAs Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and Southw western States BY con
nuou. Railway direct This Road aso connects P.oursb
md Cleveland Sandusky with steamers 10 an paris
the North Lakes making the most direct cheapest an
reliable route BY which FREIGHT be forwarded to AND
from the Great West .u..-,,ror
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FRsT CLAss-Boo. Shoes Hats and Caps, u ..n,. y
Boeks Dry Good, I'm boxes, bales and truIksl. 100
pruss lin boAe. and bsles) Feathers Furs he.
Scoop CLAss.-Dome.tc SheetDg. shifting and
Ticking An original bale, Drugs lin casks H-d' % censf
ware, Leather tin rolls or boxss Wool and Sheep lou o.
Pets Eastward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rnISD Chiss-fny,s Steel, Chains I'm sass'( s.n,%
Tobacco manufactured except Cigars or cut &c
FOURTH CLAss-CoHse, Fir0, Bacon Beef and
Pork Tin casks boxes, Eastward), Lard sud 10 cents
Lard OF Nails. Soda Ash. German Clay, Tar, pe d
Pitch. Roe &o.....................
fLoUR-sl r Dbl until further notice.
t;sAs-5O cents y 100 y until further NOTICE
notice
In ppnt from point east Of Phsde pn,a be
ocular 10 NAH the package Via Penney vsnis Railroad Al
Good. consigned Agents this Road At Philadelphia
eu,.bursb will be forw srded without det-Eton.
E,rtcuT AGEsrs-Hsrri. Wormlsy Co. Memphis Tenn
X Sass L Co St Louis; J. s Mitchell Son, Evansville
ind Dumesnill Bell Co, and Carter Jewstt Louisville
Nv & Nridrum Madison Ind spriguan Brown and
Twin Co Cincrnsti; n w. Graham Co, ZAnesvTs
NJ . i..oI Hens, New York and No Willam-st.. New
Yo,t " J. Speeder Philadelphia hssFsw Rooms, bals-
mr., Geo c Franc Pittsburgh
III IL HOUSTON, General frog AGENT PAIadei phis-
H. j LdMBAIRr Superintendent, Altoona Pa
MAN 1857.