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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01
CITY ITEMS.

R,nty SOLD One of the earliest hobbies of the
K,ow-No,bipes was to add to the ordinary qusiti-
cations of voters the ability to read aud after working
long hard they secured the scopon OF TINS pan 10
Connecticut. 1t was intended to cut off large mum
bei of paturazed voters but great Is the chagnn oil
Sam to find that the language man must read is mol
named ard the Courts decide that the law admits al
who can read, whether in English German Hebrew,
Irish. Choctaw, or any other written or printed
tongue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

THE SLAvE-TRADE IN CUBA The following is an
extract from private letter with which we have been
favored:
"Negroes are searce, and high in price. Planters
but 81 pect large influx Of Africans this year as
bnoS that upward of twenty expeditions are already
alost al some Of them are certain 20 get in. They
are poor creatures but those who shall be caught by
II Spanish or British authorities will be the worst OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

LARGE YIELD OF IRos.-The Danri le Dcnocrat
states that day last week there was manufactured
at the Montour Rolling Mil in that borough, the enor-
nous qusny of up yard Of l6 tuns of railroad ifon-
the largest amount ever manufactured in one day az
spv estsblishme Mt of the kind in the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

empress their fssS q ST rresi sailors vii bay Of thcA
Nor, ivge5 AMI beuev leo, iadlvi'ul. hslp tAest
they 81 sventaOIly BE- unable To compete -its tssss
IN ,he ,sme Business % largsr capital, -ho sAssf.>-
ure BY machinery. Addresses ~srs mad. u beh III 4
Ct. 5. ciety by the Rev C.. J Joass and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

New FACTS GROWING OUT or THE BOND SrREEr
TRAGEDY The rumor that Judge Whiting was en-
oaged "a senior counsel in the Burdell murder case IS
Incorrect. Ex.Judge Dean is associated with M.
Clinton on behalf OF Mrs Cunningham, aud John Ora
ham on behalf of Eckel
We understand that the prisoners counsel are not
only confident OF es4b sh NJ their Innocence but pro-
f. So tbemselves able TO tell who the real murderer ~
when the proper time on the trsl shall arrive.
A suit was commenced IN the Supreme Court yester-
day en- behalf of Mrs Cunningham the object where
of il the recovery of dover in Dr. Burdela estate to
which she claims to be entitled as his widow THIS
kcks Ike taking the offensive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
rrus os e. z. TKAIss LEAVING EEw-YORx

$1,000. sivkR ROAD -[Does w.r.s :. .aa - Be-
go: Sos.s,--s- vs., 49, '-Ss~
rs. IT.s E.r. a. ~. ~ 49,. 49, 49,. = .s.
;-op N Ae-sI a.. rrOJ xir... .ss. '''sOr'
80, sse.,.,-S Ne, f... -, = .....
SO a-EG.r.s, Trus eh.efsApos to AsaAy
H.a1rx ROAD zscD.,cs s,cs- = wy; u c.s::a-a
500 vs., ts,S- ., A T :: ~. :.s..''
70 s~ wissas srdss .ae a ss All 'ss tos Wee
'''-i Sssa., .si s.:sr,y $50 a, ~
Ir,.ns or hss Fine.. nSa n SD 80 "s'nF'
.vvH.yy, eoAp-Cp-ps srv-d-,y s,a csn.i.u'-'
200. So 2 IPssss st,nisrt .sd sf,4s-~e; cO,
100 100 sso,ss RI 1:s: ie.S
ss III at oSss. s nsoSse 81 H.s r.s-
Ss asrs cs.! s.' .s.a:
LONG ISLAND ROAD -lDepo,, s..es v-r, Bro,.trs
800 n-HsGs-s,sd 81 'ts zoos 70 semP-s.S
sos @-Hcrnps'ssd ali .,ai'oos % HeuP~-.t
ssp n-J.r.es al .;stoo< to Jsuslo-
Monday $40 . u, n.Ains a. As 'e'P-
rrr ROAD rDeys, 90, Of D..n. street. soca R'~
s:9. aesso .Sa ba lss s,eS:
M Pa. ieeS@1od.as. Jer.e, CITY
100 100 %-f.:e'.s. fos Jc-:s, ey a
ss AsSoo~oSs.Ss va s1 p ;.t ro1 cy
toop n-rIre- . P.irt-a ,coe@aod.ao. % nadst,'.
40 m-Pstsrsoa Accomnod .,oa from JERSEY CITY.
n -fnsrsnt nesr0 AZ ststr,ae
Py J.. p. loot Chsnoes ." 10
RoAD-tP-poS Codfrssat strssa n
500 a. sDd Etptes. Throush, pcnci3A satoAs
ii1o. a abc Express through, pfne0A stapoea
lao IN - Through. al satOn-
40 New ns~ct al stations 20 >e- hr0f~-e'
400 D. m-N.l Erpr--- Through, p1DcTpal 'ts'-'os
500 . N - New BrunssSk. oil stAnoas
500 : "a NJ al ani EIptess through. prncpN s'si0Se
s.lOr m Sew Btuasulck All Stations
20 l0ll w.
Tt.i-- FOR Meas sesry every hsh hour
NORRIS AND ESSEX ROAD lp-po foot o. Coursat'-'' y
a.. -Hncket;sto~n al Tue Ta6le stAnors
M nd Mlburu Accomroiancn .is''ronA
Passens--i all iaoe s',Von'
40 y m norrsosr tccou7uoistios. si ssnotA
sEwJERsEY CESTRAL ROAD -lDepot Ps' nos NOR" N'~
m To EAston and netued ate -ts'sEns -. -.
,cu. M Souevle al by NJersaJ X &c "a~S Nv
/, m 81 staunns ~,
CAMDEN AMP Annoy ROAD. Depot P~ 10 l. oes~'
son, m Accommodation to PHILADELPHIA al saloss
i4op En- through 20 PhIse-.phis AHs1suoSf
800 rough 10 Phlsteph.a pnneps scAroS
eos n Through, snstatous
Potter. Atss ARD iun~s~S " A"'~s
rrrsIIrsG RAILROAD Depo, FutI M,Eket SIP
Island City Which runs a oooh>S"oo "'' '' '
q sGd IL q m, and 81 N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

RAILROAD AecIpEsr.-Jcreu.a h Conkss hsl Ns
T. "a OF o1e of hs ieet cut OIL corner Of Peah ed
Ussus streets ia Consequence Of car No. II Il tss
:. conc syerue line running over him. He wss t>k.a
r, me. No 81 Rooeeye!; street, by Officer Holland Il
the Fourth W. arc Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
TEMPERANCE MEETING

1.
The regular weekly meeting CT District No. i oil the
An ercan Juvenile Temperance Society took place on
Monday evening when addresses were made by Judge
C,PRos and Mr. HARVEY OF Lake Superior. to large
gsberipp of youth At the close Dnnbsr joined the
Society," Since Peter ncair of Scotland has been al
dress ing the children in this metropolis the Com 1t'ee
have established several weekly meetings throughout
the city spd are prosecuting the york with great spirit
This il movement well worthy the attention OF all
friends OF the yourg and the managers are desirnus 10
receive the names Of parties willing to assrt IN the VA
rious localities also contributions from tho'e lnclaod
ia aid this work-a which can be given to any OF the
Committee to the Secretary, Nc wi Third avenue.
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Tie Boerd met at the County Jau yesterday alter
noon. Tie President DAVID LINDSAY, in the char.
The mirues of the Last meeting were read and ap'
proved. CHR
Supervisor Cross announced the death OF the Sheriff,
ard offered the following preamble AID resolutions;
Vh,yea, II pleased the Admiralty dispenser OF humane
events 10 suddenly death from our midst Jerons
Ryerson Sheriff of Kings County. Therefore,
R,.o,d That while bow with submission 10 the sctu'
table DEGREES wise Providence have TO nsnrn toe
,oety valuable citizen the county OF an important
bsresyed family of hind and se husband aud father
R<,ored That tender heartfelt sympathie TO tee
Afflicted and children In this the great day oil their ou
laiion.
R,sed That in token respect for the OF the
deceased tbis Board will stc,d the faners "a body
Reso cd Thai the Common Council OF Brooklyn De- also In
vited TO attend the obsequies ,., =.
R,,red That copy Of these res)aons be transmit ted 10
the family Of the deceased and that they De puonsheu IN e
daily papers Of the city.
Ryy,5pIrrd That this Board do adjourn
The resolutions were adopted, and the Board al
iou,r ed till FRIDAY next al o clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMSHoUsH

TIE Iosrd .. Ten (overnofs he'd Their ususI weekly
,rf,tre yes,eIdsy sfs moon a. their rooms in the
Rotu, IA rresent-tovs GuutheE Smith, Anderson,
Pnckuty, Oliver, Moioney, 70 FnseIi, Tiemann aid
Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

hr. E. L. Richter sculptor Of this city, has modelled
in wax very spirited head Of Baron Steubeo. which
he about to cat in bronze. 1t prcpesed to erect
monument in honor Of this Revolutionary hero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

H,RIrs RAILROAD BRIDGE-The swing opening q
this bridge, which wss displaced at noon on Mo~sAy.
was temporarily adjusted shout O'Clock Oh Tuesday
mouing, 40 ~ 70 admit Of the passenger uass sss.
raising over IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

NJ esr,. b. d & Cos Louse, vhe-e they pu.oox Of
the Annual Trace Dnner."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

Three wils we're admitted 10 Probate 10 the Surro-
gates Court yesterday. That Of Elias H. Herrisk, a
wealthy -four merchant who died some months SINCE
worth $500 900 or 80 which distributed among his
restives; that Of VIM. Argal, builder Of some re-
pute, residirg at No. IS St Marks place, who leaves
an estate of about tlCO OOO which distributed among
members Of his family; and that OF DIR. Samuel b.
Philips who committed suicide in February last, asd
wbose property is valued at $S5 900, and consists
mainly of tive houses and lots in Eighteenth street.
near Ninth avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01
fAayat.ssA1eDt

Coon NrMBER.-Today's LWE ILLS
uoop . A. rs.'b.r. b. Portrst and Biou.rsy' Mn
1EATLD ocA's viz. goes hear him; The scssnes
George "a'hnsH r,,,,ted; Two Modes Of Planting ssH
S Sss; Comp s, 'T. s, sss a't
common oe. ~ Problem of Life Spriss Reseres; o~
La. ON. Of S.'I asor. md s..uaf, your Hons. .
T'a cn, Poety-snow Faacie'i wIstee-ssn ...,,
i.e 80 Literary Notices; Pstonto6os D~psns
s"Si "a QUERIES, United States AEnoutarH ss|o ''I
- Norument to the Yoref.ihsn; spnn" -
Hop- fyl.r q T., st..s- House. oae Of u 1's -
H'''a ~. Osl, for o.st. F,t sac e'ay.A"'s 20
go = 10. 1s Broadway, M se-s"'
., scN f.s farther psguaesa
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adverlsenent.I
Tie IMprRiL PHOTOGRAPH at BRADY's GAL

LTR No. 70 Broadway
I.PRsIAL PEoTosE.rHs Of
MaRTIN V,S BURfs aud
TdomAs H. BESros,
hive nat be.n AIDED to the collections. SsAoYs GALLERY
Nc. SO RroGdvay
BRADys LowEs GALLERY.
No EOS BrosdwaJ corner Fulton 81 Is jus. reopepeS rss
roGR.rRs and A~sioTYpEs produced Persons oeouSs
down town vii find il conYrnen, place 20 procar- hr' ds
portraits Il modersfe price.
TPosr OCcUPIED Dows Town
will frd Bx.DY's LovEk Galley No 80 Bf'sdssy cos
venent ,so. 20 procure first class A~sRorrk' .td for'
cp APPS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

The French Consul to Puget's Sound is at presen in
this city. He will shortly leave for Washington, in
order to place in The hands of the President his claims
for Losses sustained by him from the Iodiins burning
his house last year and destroying his books and prop
erty rot outstanding the surveillance which is sup
posed to be maintained them by the American
authorities. He resided in. Kicgs County in place
called Chsiiou Dwsmish, on the bsnks of the White
River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01
REAL EsrArr.--The following ssles Of Real Estate

REAL EsrArr.-The following ssles Of Rea Estate
made yesterday by A. j. Blocker & Co.:
houses and loo No IS Spring lot xll2. $500
houses and two lots 2h-st, between 10Th and lltn'
lots together 50Ilt0... i59
lot west side dst between th and sthsy %oIsas 'o'
The fOlk wing By A. III. Muller:
les 42d st. SCI feet 7h-sv. 10 9xlco5. 400
10, on n h.s, Sal feet east 7th-av 4Ij4
Lot and building No. 81 Warren st., lo 2tx75.. Il 80
Al-o BY Z. Fl Ludlow Co.:
House and lot south side S2d-st. ZIG f. west lstsv.
lot ls1SS
House and lot adjoining 1898 ......:..... 1900
House and lot north side 46hst 3l3 t. east OF Ithav,
lot SSxlW ~
House and lot In Rose Pesrlst lot I'I9I IT CuO
house. Ar lots In th-t nesr each 2x92... 100
? houses and lots in 6sh-st. Broadway, running
through 70 67thtt together 25I Do TO- f6o0
houses and lots n Broadway b.tueer 9th sod SITE
st., Joining l. 67th-st lots 25K75 aud sxll3 otOO
The following sales o. Brooklyn propert! were mace
by james Cole & Son:
House and lot IS Tisryst.. lot 25xs3 g. Iyo
House and lot so Garden ct, lot 25xloo o."
4lots Floyd and ton'sts., near TomPkn|N, -.
esch 25IicO looc
2lots Foydst and Tompkipssv, each IoxlW'.' ~
lot ADJOINING z5xlC0 90
? lots cor Hsrtst ard Yates-sv 2exhO. y,
lot PHkst. Tompkinstv 25xl2e 90
Slots Tompkns-sv near PGt It, each @oxloo'.'' 20
gore lots adjoining above. ~
lots Ellery Tompknssv 2oxlN.....'.. 80
lots opposite above, 25x v
lots cor. Witherspoonst and Throopay, 2oxlW: %
2 lots on Wtherspoon and Willorghbysv, 2o1lCo. >"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

meeting Of natives Of King. County, Ireland, WA
held at Rochester on the 25sh inst at which il was
resolved that vote Of thanks be offered 10 Judge
Davies of this city for bis impartial and msgnsnimous
decision in the late case Of Boxer Vs. Dean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01
fAcyeriissment ]

DI,pHAyEOIYPEs--TLe most beautiful syS
Pbotosaphc Pictsre, ever intoduced they are ns ~
tory fe.fIrg shscov bni picture for possnty M
the bril- ,ncy Of coor and finish OF the sn.st OH G.ILsar
oIly.r the Roor PHoroGRAPpIc and FIsk AS'
Nc. So Broadway, corner Of FrsrklinS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

SECOND SALE OF PEws IN THE NORTH PRESey.
TERRAIN CHURCH On ndsy evt ming tue remaiainy
pews in the Rev. DIR. Hst6ona Ctarch were offered
for sale by auction There war large attendance Of
per.ons belonging to the congregation. b. MGcr,
esq, who had kindly volunteered ms services, con-
ducted the sale. Bicdmg WAS very spirited, and
nineteen pews were sold as fol)-s; Two at 500
two at $50 two at 500 two at $3.50, one s32j, one
a, 1920, two at $780, two 200 ore at $3.50 two at
$3.50 one at $40 aud ole at $3.50; IN all, nineteen
pews sold for the sum of $3.50. After next Sunday
the uns Id pews vii be let to those VINO may apply.
AL the Iews in the galleries are now to let
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

The following letter, which had be prepared to be
sent "a Massachusetts lin reference to unstis who
had been sent 10 Nsw.lork wss submitted by the
Commit ~ on Out door Poor:
O,yIcr oy THE Road OF GOVERNORS OF rHg AIMS }
HorsE DEFARTMENT OF THE CRY or S.v-Yosx
April |, 1857
We retun 70 your care Tyler Wedge gentle
vicinity trayel for the ueat OF his
nertal condition payer iou in b. possession tsy 81.
Int "a hi. mind has not improved deem duty AID
or y.e TO him the benefit Of return PerhsP. toe sfst
yst lure back b. reason. snd reDder his mind more free
We Ue disposed 70 deprive him OF these adysn.is ana
TINS, that our benevolent object will be fully tpprecated AZ
and from long experience m these
,4rs conclusion has been drawn that the nsaue are
n.u.y benefited by being thus sunched upon the vod We
, II cut, 10 pfomuls.e this fact he opposite opinion
generally 10 prevail and the error asp H
done much owsrd brrdening our tax payers
Heretofore course uay have been prsued OUT IA
fpnre we proposc the humane principle Of etunn
10 their homes oil lur attic, who lave been sided b their KIND
'''''' ISAAC TOWNSEND. Commute, on
WASHINGTON SMITH Out-do)r POOR
The special order in reference to me Board
the charge of the schools Randall Island was caed
up apo after short discussion was laid over four weeks
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
The Young Mems Christian Association me. Ia the
University Chapel CD Monday evening. ,
A long statement IN defense was maze ny TUE Onan
main, Mr. C. SELDES.
Sneeches were made upon the report of the inyes-
tigstire Committee by the Rev. Theodore l. CuSier'
Prof Howard Crosby Messrs. Austin ABBOTT George
W. Cla,k, Fsirmsn Bliss Sherman, Manierre McCor-
mick Vernon Parsors Hayward aud Bfo~n'
The report and resolutions were adopted alo't unsn
imousy.
Upon motion of Mr.. SHERMAN, the motion accepting
the sig nation Of the expelled Library COMMITTEE Sas
rtscipded and Messrs. Edgar, Hubbe md Moore re.
stored to the Association. Mr.. Edgsr was present and
was warmly welcomed by the members OF the AaSocia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

SEIIisG DIst.sED MYAT.-Wm Kopz butcher At
No 26Wes Thirty ninth street arrested chsred By Mr..
Noolsey Health " arden Of the Twentieth Ward With
posing Tor sale quantity Of diseased and also With hsv
ia or tim made practice Of dougso he NJ" he.s "
bail - Justice Davidson In 800 10 answer The charge
Pstrch rlynp and Thomas NoCAnn also srrsssd On
complaint ofthe Health Warden charged with selling spsrs
ocEers and at ths shop 10 Eighth Tsey wo-
taken before justice Fsndrsau and held ball n 800 eses 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

STAs8tD IN PIGHr.-Tbomas Creighton residing
yesers morning, :. tie corner Of James and Cherry
Streets stabbed IN the back aud severely wounded Tse
Spf escaped and Creshton taken to the
Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

SUSPICION oF Four Plaza German named Zeing
admitted 20 the Insane Asylum Bsctwelps I,lsa1
sbJnt weck the suppOston that he insane sni
sundiya.t be died. Willie in tho City Prison .nd pre-
vlou' 10 BIZ being taken 70 the Asylum he attempted
nit suicide. o. icing eHani I'D ~ the Asylum fo1nd
that be insane bat suffering from 1hsum of
&c ss,p PRODUCED by blow upon the top OF bis bead IL
.ss imp6b.ble get detailed statement from him
-hero AID received tho injury but be sid that 10
formerly lived New jersey and coming into this ciS got
ipto q house OF III fame. Further than this Rothins
leaned Tho Coroner will hold inquest upon the body To
day and Tos.iby the fscis Of the may b. elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-01

Tpr DRrD ScoTr DLcIsIoS.-A meeting OF tfs
Nipeteeo,h Wsra Republican Association OF the Guy
OF New-YOrk, March p. 1887, the SPECIAL Committee
appointed to consider the supreme Cours dec~'s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-29
a. LISTEN YE -
DYRPEPTICs.


GO And DO LIKEWISE
PERMANENT CORE
The Rev James Hunnicutt proprietor ana editor
CT that excellent psper the Christian Banner, pub
shed at Fredericksburg. Va 10 his editorial Of June
5sh, 1857, thus speaks Of his core:
HAMPTONS TEGETABLE TINCTURE.
II will be rscoiected by many of our readers tina!
of the Christian Banner, that Hamptons Pegetabte
Tacturehsd effected cure of Dy spe psia in own
case-th.t had la bored long with this terrible dis
and suffered most aVfuly, ths pain and mslsn-
cholly which necessarily accompanies this horrible
enemy of man and mans happiness For a long tint
lived In constant fear that the fell monster would
return. But thank God, and thanks to b lam pton's
Tincture, the gloomy demon has mol yet returned,
and We be gin to think he never will
We now feel confident in saying that Hampton
Vegetable riacture has made 4 radical cure of Dys-
pepsia in own case-we have not taken drop OF
1t for the last two years. to the best OF our recoec
ton ne eat what we please, and as much as we
please, and chew tobacco to hearts content, and
sill 10 well We believe that twelve bottles judcious
y taken will nine out OF every ten of dys-
pept;cs We conscientiously recommend it to all dys
ed therefore, q. phia1thrcpist, we call attention
to 1t Editor of he Christian Banner
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Of Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofule, dc As q restorative and In
visorator it has been highly recommended
HAMP TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give
soId BY PURCELL, LADDA CO, Richmond by
Or. COOKE Fredericksburg; by all the Druggl,tsin
more, and By Druggists and ssorskeepers every
where.
gE- & per bottle; six bottles for s5.
je9-dac
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-29
LATER EKOM oRNIA.
WAL OF THE STEAMER ILLINOIS
TWO MILLIONS OF GOLD.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-The steamer George
Law with the California mail to the 9th june
about 2 600, 900 in gold and 300 passengers, had
arrived
Judge Bown U s Minister to Bogota, comes
passenger in the Illinois,
The bark Mora arrived at Panama on the 10Th
inst, with 800 of Walkers men, who were sent
to Aspinwall and there placed on board the U
frigate Roanoke.
The u 5. sloop of war Saratoga arrived at As-
pin " all onithe 10Th. On the 10Th the U. S sloop
of war Cyane, from San Juan Del Norte, arrived
with 142 of Walkers men, who were transferred
to the Wabash, which sailed on the 18th for the U.
s.. and is now coming up the bay with 3Oo OF the
ii tbusters on board
The Roanoke was at Aspiuwall when the Hi.
nois sailed.
| More reliable intelligence of the massacre of the
| Crabbe party, confirming the main facts The
| total anibilation of the party is confirmed.
A terrible fire had occurred at Port au Prince,
destroying 100 houses.
| The trial of Ed McGowan, as an accessory to
| the murder of James King, of William, editor
| of the San Francisco Bulletin, terminated in the
| verdict of mot guilty"
| The Califoraa Democratic State Convention
| will be held on the l4lh of July The most prom>
inent candidate for the nomination is ex-senator
| Weller He encounters opposition from the
Broderick clique, who are using every exertion
| for their own candidate
| Great indignation felt through out the State
| against the MoTmons in Utah, since the appear
| ance of Judge Drummonds account CT affairs
| there.
The shipments of gold per Atlantic coast are
| increasing
| Agriculture has been greatly benefited by late
rains, and fair crops anticipated.
rumor prevailed that Col Harrosse!ty, melter
| and retner at the branch mint defalter to
| the extent of from Sl0c 900 TO $500 600; but he
has made over to the government ali his property,
against any deficiency that may be found on ex-
animation
Advces from Aspinwall state that q proposition
| had been presented 20 the New Grenadian Cons
gress authorsing the President to settle the diffi-
cultes with the United States. The proposition
was not acted on at latest accounts.
| PERU
| Peru is quiet. Gen Vivanco still holds the steam<
| ers Apurmac and Patona.
| Castla's government was considered firmly re.
| established
| The reported French and English Protectorate
| over the Cbincha Islands is confirmed. 1t is said
| the American Minister has protested against this
| proceeding.