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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1857.
Arrival Of Cor Geary-Hs saaains tho Adminisratcron
ne Kansas Qaezion-Ths True Remedy for kansas-Nr.
Douglas Hauling of for Repairs The Adminisraiicn
Majority in the Senate fmregnabieThe Tennessee Dele
oaticn IN ne Houe not Gone Over % DctA0os-7he
Difference between the Policy Of TIE Adminisratson
and maj Of ne OTposition-Jynch Lao and Popular
.Sorsragnty- Walker and Douglas, dc
Among the distinguished visiters q our wide spread
metropolis Ii Governor Geary Of Kansas, who without
Waving called on the President FOR fear his motives might
Be mpugned msunderstood) endorses Mr. Buchansn's
policy and unhesitatingy condemns that pursued by
Walker and Judge Douglas. There be greaer
Tree State srywhere than Gov Geary but no has
idea carrying squatter sovereignty the red republican
pont Of Gov Walker or TO Judge Douglas popular tickle
He thinks Kansas will and ought TO be free state and
sba the quickest and safest way making her by
submitting the Iecompton constitution TO Congress Once
v,dmitted as a State. the majority in Kansas will have
everything their way, without troubling Congress
exciting angry feelings among the people You may, per
aaps hear from Governor Gcary and have his views in
sun
Judge Douglas being hard pressed by Dr. Fitch, who
II is thought, more powerful than Mr. Greene,
MAS hauled OIL for repairs but promised 20 return another
Nan Tromp 10 sweep the South and the national demo.
sats remaining true 10 the administration with raking
Gre heard II surmsed that his broom win be nothing
u s,ick Is now certain that spite Of his detection
the administration majority in the Senate mpregnable
The statement contained IN ettero the HERALD, that
phc tennessee delegation IN the House with Douglas,
mot correct Some Of the members from Tennessee and
Keuucky are personally friendly 70 Mr.. Douglas; but
shey deeply regret hs ourse and have no idea Of making
themselves portioeps crtniats
The policy OF thc administration Is 10 settle the Kansas
tuestion soon possible that Of Walker and Douglas
~ 10 keep open for 1860 let Congress settle u, ana IN
cess than three months will be an obsolete idea, and
yhe aqtaors will descend 20 the ombs Of the Oapulcts
Nobody can eight his way 70 the White House ON past
issue.
an extra session of the Legislature s that he considered
ghs the only way Of preventing insurrecton pretty
set Of BOYS these Kansas provides, 4 the only way 70
paciry them 10 let them have everything their own way
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ported at % %. Whoa, was quiet ans sa> ,a.n oc
5000 bushcls mixed Nichigan reported al >. " LII
20 Lite Tennessee n 81 %, red Michigan ., &C. H.
common white 10 at y Corn uncLscyed and '
embraced about ~ 900 Is 0cO bushels ri pcA
for damp and dry and in shipping order at 53c SIC ooc
Oats uDchanged and fair sales OF State aud Western
were mace at &C. q 45c
CosShE-Th- market quiet Sales Of about 500
barS OF Rio made al 8Ic iD.c Mr.. Scott IN his
weekly crcuR gives the following statement OF stock on
this market Dec 2o-Stock Of Rio coffee the I'D De.
cember, 1857, l08 Sa2 bags sales for consumption ost
ma.cd 256 stock Of Rio coffee on the 9th day Of De-
ccubrr, 1867, l0a636 Java, mats, 6oo0; do, govern
mcnt bags 4-5 Msraesibo, 10,0a6 Bahia 10 495 81 Do
nngc, 200 Total bags and mats, l32 9oz Priccs-Ro
coffee prime, I0,zc I0Xc; good, loo. fair, exc
oXc., ordinary, $50 esHc, Java, ma,s asd bags i6c
a lehc; haraeaibo, Iohc. 12kc.; Bahia, sc.-four
fnonths; ~ Domingo, &c. cash
CoTTos The market continued heavy, while sales en-
brsced about 300 300 bales Prices continued tc rregu
lar while sales Of mddiDg up.ands were reported
at about 9xc- 9hc The following a statement Of the
oTsnen in cotton the LIST September compared
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The Elections In Canada.

RIoTING AT QUEBEC-THREE MEN KILLED AM SIEVE.
RAJ WOUNDED, ETC.
QUEBEC, Dec. 20, 1857.
There number of serious riots at the polls yester
day. Three Irishmeu killed and many others Sc
rousy injured The military had to be called out to pre-
serve the peace. The mnisterasts have about 1000
majority. Worse disturbances anticipated.
TORONTO, Dec %, 1857.
The result Of the election in Upper Canada, far, is
unfavorable to the Ministry, and in Lower Canada ia
vorable The elections will all be over in few days,
when Parliament will assemble Immediately. The wife Of
John A. Mcdonald Premier, died at Kingston to-day.
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Thompson.
A SCENE IN CotrRT.

DEc. 2s.-Swtrp rs Lee.-Just before tho formal open
ing Of the Court this morning motion made by Mr. j.
ChetVeod counsel for the defendant 10 postpone the trial
Of this The application resisted by Mr. Joseph
lux, counsel Cor the plaintiff Judge Thompson granted
the motion, and about taking his seat the bench,
when Mr. lux sns,chea certain papers in the suit from the
hands OF Mr. Chetwoed whereupon the latter gentleman
dealt his adversary pretty severe blow in tho face,
which occasoned copous hemorrhage from the nasal
organ Of the assaulted counsel Several blows then
exchanged by add between these pugnacous attorneys,
and II ~ probable that regular "set oD would have
suited but for the prompt and timely Interference of two
OF the robust and Efficient officers OF the Court II the
Court had been actually In the time Of this pro-
fessonal smeac Judge Thompson would, no doubt, have
imprisoned the offenders for contempt OF Court Both
counsel, however, apoossed 10 the Judge for permitting
themselves TO engage IN such transaction IN his presence
Mr. Chetwood resides N Elizabeth city, ". H. but does
business this CITY. The aknock down argument hav
ng concluded the Court proceeded with s ordinary
ht,.n na.
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Decrease In receipts at the ports compared with last year.
decrease TO France rs 000 decrease 10 other foreign
ports 10000 Total decrease exports, IL, 900 bales.
Regarding the crop estimates at the south vary from
5000 900 a 100 900,
FRuI-The market was quiet and Gales confined TO re.
tail lots OF raisns at 81 for NJ RS and 81 25 for layers
Carrauts were at 9h.c. t0c, and citron at 1910.
HAY.--The market frmer, while sales were con-
fined to 400 500 bales al 80c. roc.
HoPs.-Smai sales OF prime choice We're making at &c.
10c, and fair to good at &c SC. Old we're nominal.
HEAr.-There was good eastern inquiry for American
dressed with recent sales at $40 $3.50 per ton IN
dressed was dull and nominal
LIME was in fair demand and with reduced supplies Of
Rockaud the market was frmer, especially for lump,
with safes OF common at SOC, and OF lump a 81 Is,
NoLAssIss Of about 100 bbls Of AtaEapas (Ia),
at 35c, and 200 hhds. Cuba muscovado OF pc
NAVAL SroRfs-Sae3 OF 100 bbs. spirits turpenttne
made at 3Sc cash Common rosn was quiet at 81 80
81 49, Crude was quiet, and sales confined to small
lots al 81 rs per $50 lbs.
Ons-Ail kinds remained inactive, and American lin
seed selling in small way at 55c, SOC Both crude
sperm and whale were quiet, and sales unmpor'ant
PROVISIONS rk,-The market was rather tirmer,
though some less active The sales embraced about 800
400 bbls old and mess, in lots, a, SIS SO SIG,
while prime quiet Sl3 Sl3 rs. Beet heavy,
with OF about 100 bbs lots including country
at 80 $40, and at s. rs SO so for prime do repacked
Western at S10a 81 So and extra do at s13 asa Prime
mess and beef hams dull and prices unchanged
Lard dull, with sales Of about 100 200 bbs and
terces at sAc with some lots common reported
al tre under the inside figure. Butter was selling mo
deratey at lie. lie. for Ohio and at lic Gle for
State. Good cheese ranged from &c &C. Dressed hogs
selling at &c TIC.
RICE Sales OF ZOO 500 terces were reported at D. I.
The market dull With an increased stock ~ late ar
rivals.
SrsARs-The ncemency OF the weather checked sales,
which confined to about $50 300 hhds Cuba and
Porto Rico, chiefly at 6,c 5sc for the former and at
&c T,tc for the latter.
SpICKs.-100 bags pmento we're sold at SIC.
wHsxEy. Of 200 a SEQ bbls were made at 2lc
2lhc.
FRrrGHrs TO Liverpool about 200 bushels Of grain,
in bags taken at Cd, and some was reported At
sgd. and 900 bbs -four at 2s. cotton was at 32d.
To London 800 bbls. nour Mt 2s % Cd 500 bbs oil
cake at 2s Cd 10 bbs pork al 65 and so quarter boxes
tobacco at Is To Bremen 20 tens measurement goods AZ
20s To Ginsgow 100 terces beef we're taken az 81.
brig OF $50 engaged to load al Norfolk for the
Windward Islands with slaves at So so.
TOBACCO usual this OF the year there is
very little doing Sales OF 40 hhds Kentucky at 10, a
lTc and 33 hhds do at l0c i5c., ~ith IL cases OF
Florida NJ pit.
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Lively Times in Kansas.

GREAT ExCIrRMENT ABOUT THE RESULT OF TIE
ELECTIOE-ARREST OF MISSOURIANs FOR ILLEGA AL
v0TING-ELY MOORE sHOT-RUM0RED ARREST OF
GENERAL LANE, ETC.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 20, 1851.
Ieavenworth, Kansas advices Of the 25h instant give
Che vote Of that city 2ss for slavery and against
Much excitement prevailed, there being many Missou
fans present, Of whom voted after swearing in
their votes The form OF oath administered was, "Are
Won nj this instant nnabitant of this Territory
Several Of the kssourans had been arrested and Judge
Jecompe had issued wrs Of habeas corpus for their re
lease.
General Calhoun had been burned in ef8gy.
Ely Moore had been shot in the leg by German.
II was rumored that Governor Denver had issued an
order for the arrest OF General Lane.
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ACADEMY or MrSc.-rhe third German opera perform.
ance will be given night the opera Becthovens great
work Fdelo one Of the randcst classical operas
composed Nine. Carador and Herr Formcs will sing the
principal roles supported by the best German vocasts
here The three ovcrtures will be played for the first
time here, and the chorus will be double the usual
strength The manager announces cheap opera night
for Frday-hfty cents TO all partsands grana demon.
siraion to Mr. Thalberg saturday Mozarts requiem
will be sung on the latter occasion
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GwYAsE-GruTyBR-At Geneva, Illinois, on Thursday,
ncc It. by Rev Mr. Higgins, Mr. JONI A. GwYsSg of this
city, TO Miss MARY Y. Y. CULVER, Of Chicago.
tIsFKR-CmC HEsrTR-At East Brooklyn, on Friday Dec.
rs by Rev DR.. Samuel Osgood GEORGE H. FnurKr, ESQ., /,
of New York to ksNA second daughter of the late Mr.
James H. Chichester, Of the same place.
RIcHARDs-wIrrIsss.--On Tuesday, Dec. 20, at S.
Thomas church by Right Rev. Bishop Whiteboise, Joav
RcnARDs OF Reading, Penn TO JuIiA Van NE, second
daughter Of the late Cornelius Williams, N. n, OF Hud
son, y. Y.
TRrA1-CRASE-On Tuesday, Dec 90 by Rev. VIM
Robinson, Mr. WV. V. TsrAr, Of Lyons Iowa, 10 Miss
FANNIE N. daughter OF r. N. Crane, ESQ, Of Eliza
beth. n j.
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Movements Of Southern Steamers.
THx wKsTERNPORT AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH Dec. 20, 1857.
The screw steamship westcrnport, Of Cromwels line
arrived here last evening from Gew York She expert
enced terrible gales on the passage.
THE COLUMBIA At CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON Dec. %, 1851.
The United states mail steamship Columbia, Captain
Berry from New York arrived here at eight O'Clock last
evening
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Before Hon Judge lngcrsOll
samuel Grdvdon and others rs Hugh MARVEL This was
action brought 10 recover from the defendant Ian
colector) the amount o penalties amounting 10 about
$500 upon woollen goods consigned 10 the plaintiffs and
which arrived here in the months OF January and Feb
ruary 1850 The Court held that the protests not
sufficient and that the plaintiffs could not recover The
Jury found tor the defendant Ely aud Delcvtn for plain
uf v Mckeon and n. Smyth for defendant
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Tho prop SAILS Tor furnishing The paper required for tho
public printing for the year ending december 1855 were
opened BY the superintendent o Public Printing Tues
day last and the contracts awarded as follows
Glass No IS u Megargec Philadelphia.
Class No 2.-Curtis h Brother.
Class No al n Hal, New York,
Glass No. &C. VI. Lewis, Philadelphia.
Glass No 81 n. Hail. New York.
Glass No 6.--Tieston Hollingsworth. Boston.
Class No. VIM Flitcrsft Pmadelpha,
Class No. ST.. r. Crowell, New Jersey.
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Shocking Suicide ut Schenectady.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Dec. 20, 1857.
Charles W. Barhydt, Of the firm of Charles w. 4 Giles
Barhydt, grocers, Of this city, found dead in his
store this morning about O'Clock stabbed to the heart
and with OF his thumbs blown OFF Marks OF powder
were also on his breast A pistol was found him
with the barrel bursted also dirk covered with blood
An inquest held the body, and verdict
dered that his death caused by his own hands.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Doc.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA Doc. %, 1851
Stocks are dull Pennsylvania State So, 81. Pcnnsy
vania Railroad, IS u: Reading Railroad, 2sh. Morris
fanal, 43; Long Island Railroad, o..
NEW ORLEANS Dec. %, 1857
Cotton-The sales Of cotton to-day were $500 bales the
market closing sitter, though quotations nd.
vanced Flour has declining tendency. Exchange on
london, i04k a log
CHARLESTON, Dec. 20, 1857.
The sales Of cotton to-day were $500 bales. Prices
have declined one fourth cent Mddlng far quoted exc
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DAYTON, Ohio, Dec 20, 1857.
NJ n. Orr, Of Gowando, committed suicide this after
noon He into his grocery, aud after locking the
door, hung himself
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The Shin Grey Eagle Dismastesi.

CHARIKsToN, Dec 90 1857.
The steamship Columbia, at this port from New York,
spoke of Cape Haiteras the clipper ship Grey Eagle from
City Point, Va, bound to Rio Janero with cargo OF
-four disuased The Grey Eagle refused assistance but
The Columbia of passengers and brought them
10 this port.
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lar soveregntya direct approach 70 the hrst principles
Of Walker ard Doagasy
wAsmSGros, Dec 81 1867.
The Opposition 10 the Adnstrdtion, and the Flibuters
Mrteo Cuba and Ccntras Amer,ca to BE- Annezd sae
Prncifle Of 7" Popular Scceyei9nty'-The NeutroI1y
Laaos to be Repealed the DoctrineThc Work Of
he adminsstroton TO be Purposely OLstrsesed BY the
Kansas Question: Chance for Diplomacy, dc.
The friends of Gov Walker and Judge Douglas at
this moment in close communication with the Nicaragua
fEbusters. II is proposed to prepare great curative
ointment for their course the Nebraska BILL and to
apply the backs Of the Southern utras by way Of
rritant Central America Mexico and Cuba are
to be annexed the principle Of popular sovereignty"
aided persuasively by Shapes rifles and Colts reyovers
Thus they hope to head OF Mr. Buchanan and to kill with
one fell swoop the last Of conservative statesman
ship For this purpose they intend to the repeal Of
the Neutrality laws unworthy restriction "popu
lar sovereignty" and then to repeat this continent
heroic enterprises OF the Argonaut in search Of the
Golden Fleece, the eDterprsng expeditions Of the Nor
against the feeble States OF southern Europe.
Mr. Buchanan be prevented from carrying out his
Mexican Spanish and Central American policy, by keep
ing him in hot water the Kansas imbroglo; though In
all probability there never was an opportunity like the
present for acquiring Cuba and additional slice Of
Mexico, OF permanently settling the Central American
question in respectable peacefully diplomatic way than
the present.
Europe has always enough to fight, aud the
proof OF s thai she SENDS US annually
hundreds Of thousands that she spare but regard
to money the is different The increase OF population
only increase the demand for money while the
Of employment Of the aborng classes renders
the existence of governments problematical.
America will get over in few months, perhaps weeks
the present financial revusion; in Europe the crisis will
continue for years. While the number of discharged la
borers in Europe increasing the diminished revenues OF
the governments make the reduction Of the standing
mics an imperative necessity Thus, while the revolu
tonary elements increase the Of restraining them
diminish and the United States alone RICH powerful
and enterprsng enough to furnish way another
the needed to maintain order discipline. Here
then, is chance for diplomacy. Mr. Buchanan has
been watching With the calm eyes Of statesman, and
will improve peacefully il the calm voice of the states
be heard the noise Of the freedom shrekers
in Kansas and the explosions Of the busters in Ncara
qua ana Washington.
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The Rhode Island Central Bank.

Providence, Dec, -, 1857,
The Supreme Court this morning decrecd perpetual
Injunction upon the Rhode Island Central Bank.
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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1857.
Nos. q and 22.-Before reported Argument com
menced for the appellants and continued for the appel
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Highly Important News from Niearagxn-
News from California-The Expedition 90
Utah-A6alrs In EurOpe-Intercssang from
Japan - Christmas Festivities = LsndinG OF
the PNgrims-The Latest Intelligence, &c.
The FAMILY HERALD OF to-day will, among other things,
|. contain
The latest news from California brought by the Worth
ern Light
Highly Important News from Nicaragua Breaking up
Of the Fibuster Camp-Seizure OF General Walker by
Commodore Pauding and his Arrival and Reception m
this city.
letter from our correspondent attached TO the exped
tionary army TO Utah.
letter from Mormon at Salt Lake City showing what
the Mormors doing.
Congressional Proceedings to the time Of adjourn
ment.
Affairs in Europe-Letters from correspondents at
London, Paris, Berlin st. Petersburg &cThe Cost OF
Paris Bankers wife-The Royal Spanish Baby-Par.s
Fashions, &C., &c.
The American and English Navies Compared-Shal We
Increase our Navy
Christmas Festivities in New York and vicinity.
Celebration of the Fifty second Anniversary of the New
England Society-Dinner at the Astor House.
Interesting account OF the visit of Captain Fabus in the
steam frigate Medusa TO fakodae and Simoda, Japan
Sermon at the Norfolk street Baptist church by Rev.
Mr.. Kalloch, Of Boston.
Editorial remarks on the current events Of the day
The latest intelligence received by telegraph other
wise.
Together with City News Of Interess-Poce Reports
Marriages and Deaths for the week-Commercal and
Money Market Reports-Retah Market Prees-Report of
the Cattle Market and large amount of general reading
matter.
Terms-$2 year; four cents single copy. To be OBJ.
TIMED at the Office and OF agents.
Beautiful Presents.
A large assortment of
FINE CORAL JEWELRY,
. Now selling low FOR cash
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The Reported Illness or Mr.. Forrest.

private despatch from Cleveland denies that Mr..
Forrest is seriously Ill., He will arrive in this city in
few DAYS
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The Eject OF the Seizure or Walker In New

Orleans.
REKFoRCEMENTs TO BIZ SENT TO COL. ANDERSON.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 90, 1857
The receipt OF the news OF General Walkers capture
caused general indignation in this city The announce
ment made at spadldng Rogers amphtheatre and
At the St. Charles theatre, causing great excitement
Ameetng to express the feeling o! the community is
called for twelve O'Clock tomorrow The feeling here
Favor of reinforcing Colonel Anderson is intense
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For the HOlldays--(sent's Cravat Ties, new
Paris styles scars kid gloves linen handker
chiefs de- at 30 per cent less than until
January1. CUAS LUM, 2l3 Broadway.
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Catalogues for this Mornings Auction Sale,
by TUNIS M0RRELI aucioneer be had 1878 Broad
way Of White street Articles sold without reserve
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New Years Present.-An Elegant and Eiabo-
ratey carved piano. Louis XIV legs pearl keys pearl
for $475 cash, if taken before Januaryl
II. WATERS, Piano gency, 1888 Broadway.
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Diamond Brooches Bracelets, Necklaces
Diamond rings. earrings, studs, pins, &c.
Selling at greatly reduced prices.
ROBERT RAFT CO., 26i Broadway.
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Furs for the Fashionable, Hats for the
happy caps for the critical gloves the go
brellas for ALL at KN0xS, 22 Broadway These articles
all sold very cheap
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A LARMING SORE THROAT
N UNABLE TO SWALLOW FOR TWO DAYS
Cured by pr SMITHS magnetic save Ia night jos.
Warren No IL Ninth street Williamsburg For sale At Dr.
smiths II Canal stree Church AMI 4, druggists
also a, Mlets music store Broadway,
A LADY WHO HAS BEEN CURED or GREAT MFR
N debility, after many at misery, desires g
MAJ al fellow the Cf reef
Address enclosing stamp topay return postage Mrs Mary
pett Boston Mass and the prescription VIII be sem free
hi ne
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New and Beautiftfl Varieties or
Watches and watch chains for ladies',
Watches and watch chains for gentlemen,
Warranted. Selling lower than
ROBERT RAFT 4 CO.. 26l Broadway.
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Walker viii be released from his present arrest and Is
probable that process will be commenced 10 bring MIN
90 trial for violation Of the neutrality laws.
Captain Engle had long interview with the President
to-day and detailed 10 him all the circumstances connect.
ed with the arrest Of Walker
The Indian Bureau have received official Information
denying the truth Of the reports that the disaecon OF the
Indians In Utah Territory created by the Mormons, had
been communicated the Indians on the borders OF Cali
foru and especially those in the Southern portion Of that
State All remained quiet and far appearances
concerned there is reason to anticipate different
state of things
Private letters from California state that two regiments
Of volunteers were ready at the tap OF the drum to ad
against the Mormops and that ten regiments could
be mustered in less than sixty days for the same service
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The best In the world surpassng ali made Sold and
al the mandatory, % Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The very best in the world Wholesale retail aud dye
privately applied; No. 6 Aston house.
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BarTy's Tricopherous II the Best and Cheap
est article for dressing beauynx curling
wing and restoring the hair Ladies' try Sold by all
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Tayl0r's Sa1OOn.-Mr. Taylor Inns made ex-
tensve arrangements for New Years tables. great
rey Of articles will be disposed of liberal terms We
enumerate n few: boned turkeys, ornamened hams and
tongues jelied game, pyramids OF ornamented
plum and pound cake jelly, cordias and chocolate
Drops &c. Broadway. corner Of Franklin street
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Drs. Hunter & Melville. Consulting Ply
sci for pulmonary diseases s Broadway New York
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Rupture,-Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
truss ONCE removed TO No vesey street. Asor House.