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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
h..,,,cn, and musical Items.

BR,y 1HuATEE - rbe Ger Company will appear
ans eg IN the romantic opera ,ntitcd the 'Czar and
csrpt rhu announcement ought 70 attract an over
noriffe
EIBARnEN. The brilliant opera styled the Grown
Diam, IL 20 be rendered BY the 'yIe and Harrison
EpRlhrs troupe TO pisnt. Go carry or else secure
seats the Gay.
Boy- rhose who have not witnessed the grand
Ebaks play nj "KiIg John. F" no 80 spendidiy nut
Ava cd should bear In mind that n Ia about bein
vithd tits 70 be followed by Born TO Cod Luck
ao-nig
AM MrsrrM.-- 'The Dumb Man OF Manchester
q 10 oite the dramatic entertainment this afternoon
In tbang we are 10 have toe operaiic spectacle o
a'Cind' and farce Of ''rne Secret"
Mray. --"Ne~ Year Calls" and choice selectlo
Of sokc composes the bill nj Geo. Cnristy an
Woodcves ing The Buckeyes teuder various melo
dies o new oureeque on Don juan"
CoSAMr GotschsIk's last concert prier TO his de
partun his professional tour Ia 10 be given tor the
Benefits agent, Mr.. B'okstsvor, ct Dodsworth
mountaineering.
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PoSatscal Aovesncss6s.

GOVERNOR on hAssos-w ian Il. o., the ewS
elected republican Governor al I'm IL, w. charged
durrs the canvass with ha,as accepted challenge 70
asbt a duel in Washington, d ha Consequently was
inesibe to all the Office. The constuton Of the stste
declares that any person who shs at duel or send
or accept challenge shall be de rive OF he right OF
holding any ofioe the State Mr.. Bsse has written
letter which, without denying the barge, he clarss
that tho yer constitution does not extend beyond
the confines II the State and therefore cannot have any
effect 10 dsquayipg persou who violates is provisions
in any other secton. Be says he tves until the sp
pointed time for his inauguration no shall With con
ecience clear wrong before God and take the
sttutionsl oath.
IsDIANA RxPUMIoAs CONVENTION The Slate Republican
Convention of Indiana organized at indianapolis the
7h inst and unanimously Juds Norton Prasi
der and Voc President from Congressional dis
trct. the Convention was united In sentiment and per
fectly Harmonious
TBE SENATORIAL QUESTION IN DsLAwARL-rhe Dover
Stas Reporter (dsmocrsiio) OF the 9th instant says-
The senatorial question as assumed quite impor
OF the warmth with which the claims OF tue most promi
ent have been urged has no doaot created con
siderable embarrassment 70 the action OF that body on
this SUBJECT II Is 70 ba regretted that has taken such
o share With all due respect to tuose gentlemen who
zeaousy TO defeat tue election OF Mes
Bays ap6 Bates must that, 10 Opinoa they
are pursuing . course which cannot but prove detr
mental to the party ihis is true IL not the higher or
more worthy consideration Ability 70 serve tbs pubic
lie 10 be deemed TO oil other claims for
public Office, In Whatever that aoi lily may consist,
whether be superiority OF talent experience maturity
Of years. any other quality that peraios 70 the per-
Torrance OF the proper duties Of the station or oss IN
que si0n the election be rested upon claims based on
such considerations certainly proper II should be-
then that there but one opinion both 10
ana out of the Lee al Azure Nor can election Ap
pon,ment places OF pubic trust aud concern be per
manently sustained by public sentiment generally which
wants such support
TEXAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RxrRKsKSrAroS.-rhe
Galveston Csua~ says that every steamship from this
port arriving Galveston, is crowded with emgrants
Including many slaves adds-rhe statistics Of tho
state - implied by the State Gazette show that
entitled five, instead OF two ropressnai res 10 Con
grees by 1860 shall be emit led TO under I'll
present appOrtionment basis under q reduced rAu
,bail probably only get six With that number We
may be heard in the halls OF Congress moro succe sully
than have generally been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

FRERoEs IN MEsPars,-The Recorders Court
vas qtey yesterday morbtog ~itb ,0s clss OF rest
denb.ss ssa rtained lrius the 10 vostlgauou that
numbs had been living here ~ tree, we're actually
ssvesf 90 me 10 this place several years ago With
vrittehiu from tneir masters 10 nre thor own time
ard the responsibility OF renting houses sad
tskrg privileges ~ free negroes These were com.
fnited'sveys Others whose registration Vas neg
keo,ed lperiect were placed under bon 10 10 leave
wnhuI days. Son whose registration had taken
place &ds given IN Huoeman, Upton and other
countte moulded that surh resst alton and bonds
Tould swer for this county, ADD vere ordered 70
eave.e we've but very fev whose papers we're
tound hrrect and Who viii be permitted 70 remain.
--kfrpsle, Jasa 8,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

LOTTERIES IN Delaware TO BE ABOLISHED
The peppe Of Delaware nave adopted amend meat &
the constitution OF the State prohibiting lotteries afte
January l, 1862 The Governor ha, signed the amend
mept he asks the Legislature to the neces
legislation TO cary the amendment alo elect Maryland
ought 10 follow tie example o. DeaSare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

ESTATE SALE OF NEGROEs-A sale of negroes,
belonging TO the of the Col w. A Carson, vas
made yesterday. The NUMBER was 2l0, and they sol
for average Of 1897 rney we're accustomed to the
culture Of rice The plantation disposed OF . few
days SINCE private sale, 500 COO There also
sold yesterday, private ssle gsos Of negroes num-
beripg ny two tor $s2 00Oxn average OF $59s each.
Charl2tCn Standard JAM 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
TUE NEW YOsK ALMANAC
i AND WEAsiiEk BOOK

1851
Price % cents twelyss, Rilt edges. ~ cent?
This In n suinn Is ustidl tosns1 Do
cause Tells much briefly MIR Merriam me "rAtaor hine
ouslyn heiGbs has Deea the eleR o t7 weather psS
- YORK fspEesa
1le pi naos on oil m scellAneOus topic a0ried by tbs
aud Its appea'oncc AM std are sinn
Of me- n.ss New YNk byening POst
MIR Is evidently Ucffect gormandyrr OF
tbow htra cru ked Stump In Uhefjnohes aud 10
Will refer YOU mate la UmpoG Jenoas sell tofss-
u. every appsr ny Vorh kIosng sad oAa 80
fer OF II made al The time OF ooterying 49,
o., frt M canphs gunpn Wder hds lightning h keeps
r. cord of and The suits labor line among
houss other ihuSs eq,pv curious and .lseShere uars
core Cd NAV found lite kunAlo "a
Th1sr hn Ssh TO know al shout le weather AID be ON
fed IN studv or curious calculations should puroh -
Merriam now almanac ~ Of the pest things oil ~ No.
ever iFsusd -Nswa,k Mercury.
the pocks almanac we have seen ami hs choae-
est.-New fotk Dispatch
vrOLNFy'S NEW SEARCHES OK ANCIENT HIS
Y torv-rmbrscng examination Of the hsiory Of the
Jews Of saby AMI showing The hsA hes
az igin 81 the Legends tbs Grafton fi ot msn
confusion OF Languages Mailed Tree on recsiys
price, 81 20 U. bLASCH AhD 10 NASSAU sTos&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

commencing wednesday, iSss Three daily trains 10
Isrs 81 10 from New fork 70 AIb,ny. Leave New y~s
follows iron, station Of white and Centre srees
A. NJ, express train for Albany, ooanssiinx viii ths
Cenrn Eairvad and northern trans
$40 A NJ. msl train runnl1g directly through vhbo,n
change Of cars and connecting ~ Chatham cur corners with
the Western wsins for Prisned NORTH Admins and stssr
stations
az n, cypress. running directly through without chsnxs
and connecting Central Ain Al III r. M fW me
West Returning, leave Aihsny:-
Slb A. NJ mall tain for New York direct
1046 A. NJ, express without change OF cars
tO0P ", express wIthc-rt chs Of cars.
Tete's 70 be obtained and baggage checked me crce
TIE westcfn he~osd, albany or 81 White and Csmre,
vorh. w, J. GAMrBEII. supt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD PROM Dpo ~ 1879
e trains will leave Chameers street. station "A foaovss
ksprsss train, 81 A: and as 2. NJ; NATL LIS A. NJ
ard 10 T. n. Dor sing Sing, a and r. NJ r Psers
KIN 10 p. NJ The Poughkeepse Sing Sing and PeekJs
bef- Cana, Chri.opher and INT ar,, .,r's frame e.
Aod East. Albany 81 SIS sod loss a n and s0P.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
THE BALL. BE AsON.

COUNTRY DANCE. EVERY NIGHT, AS LOf1 Al
s,eghng contr the large bal room, at (rdOS n
MckkILs, formerly Joass'J flatands Hotel on The Fsa-
bush road.
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND Civic BALL.-BY n.
NJ auesl Nile. CAkOLlNk vhZIkNs will sive EpssA
fancy dro~s sid civic bali wednssisy evening yAa
her danong acafemy. Il Howard street u c,mmssce ~
O'CLOCK. Tickets s1 for gentleman and q lady
n,PE PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL FoA r.
i bene6t of The Nursery and Childs Hospital VII -
rIse he Of evening ioh -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

POLIT1C Al.

nrBY yIGHTH WARD DEMOCRATIC WARD COxNTry
l will for orRanffiion this 1uesiay) evening
tor s,reeta v. ~AfNRtgHr.
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Tctes % ,oh admitting only one person; 70 be had a -
nAoesers
UBR 1wuFrH hrhUsL BALL OF THH sCAkDfHk
ysn s-siety will tske place tuesday evening, Jss "
NJ Miles, Assembly Kooms No. tt3 Broad~ay. Tckss mag
DO obirned Ne soce,ys rooms, 5' Bowery, o< fr~o
any msmbr of the cominit q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
SZ5O. sale and IRE rs. iia"r business in ooe Of
S ss s sueSss % Sss take @
charge of one. Apply TO n DAVIES Jr, co, SS
S0OU. cash m,pgt.c,urns business. very PROBABLE
Going rood Esde established several csr With go2i run
soUinwICK, 81 nassau street
eEuO -IwArrA MAN Win rms AMOUNT IN.
~ ho.,o .Ssh pes M st FOR n ssios opsy Please
cal on r. HIGHLANDS, 100 sullivan street, near Houston
$1,000 sssn s1H 4 :s%. %ETs rus rs
Of retiring N nshy rsapee'ssole m.autsc,aTi.s
sSsnse r m.p Of cod basness capac, rSos % per
cent ard FOR each Address @, boz 10 Herald OH
dr. I,nu -wAsTEp. A GENTLssAN TO TAKE
valuable sns highly .;s sds = ne
Z. T., 30, 80 Herald once
do mn -PARTNER wANTED IN Tnt WHOLE
S0.UVU. sale butter. cheese, and Prodacs busio IS,
sand eoors TO jen the advertiser already estsbshad n
good ocsicn or he advertiser would unie ri be cspal
box box ale, Pos Office ''-''''"'' ''''
Y3 OOO -MAsuF acrueISa JEWELLERS r., ~, ~.
esn sc copsderabe smSan, Of soois Der anaarn you'd
ae 70 maze Arrangement WIN drn already established or
con mn PARTNER WANTED IN DRy
%zw.UUU good. AID iobbins house. ecaton pes. u
ly a rare chance. Amply a, sO4 Broadway.
wflidAs n. KELLOGG a 20.
A PERSON WHO UNDERSTANDS THOROUGHLY 10
N manufacture French brandy ard port wins, and has
good scck hsnd. desirous ~ meeting With patty
that inf the trade Join him partner THIS
first rae chance for active 9Th capital Address
e. r., Herald office
DAK1sER wArTFD-wITH CAsH CAPITAL or
Il $1,000 10 person with he above anodat nis = AZ
opportunity selcom offered The wholesale ~ he
package only has boen Long estsbebe Add for ire ~
four has doke about s50O0j year and cfn De n
crossed 70 any desired Address o.. Herald odce
with real
w 0TFD-A PhErsER, IN TI,F RETAIL CL1rHtNG
w business with cash capital Of flno " s3OD where
husnc 6ftv ~ dollar he done SCENTS need
address CcthIsg, Herald o0ce satiag Were
sa nzervee ear be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13


Inc BRUSH FUNDS have presented steady aspect Win
IN upward tendency In quos, Nc, but Without any re-
RnArkable feature beyond neavy feeling N exoo,quor
bills owing the sales lately elected to raso money for
transmission to IrelsI the last price vas H. ais
count 10 d. premium On Wednesday oonsoh Tor January
were 1rst quoted 93 to 9376, and owing TO favorable
accounts from the RourAs the were
al s3?s 10 "a. To day beyond arm tone IN consois,
ehere feature ths Market WHOM closed u the
following raes -Consois for money shut; ditto, account
81.
The following table will show tho fluctuations In con-
Qols hnce the l2lh INST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
HOTELS.

HOTEL CUBANo.-THTS ESTABLISHMENT UNDER
the personal supervision OF the proprerer Mrs SARAH
BREWER he's been thorou shly md refurnh
ed during the and from lis situation. No Cuba
street. gives advantage location
gers Visiting Havana for business pleasure health whc
be accommodations inviting them for comfort clean
space az aled Ia the city
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market The demand has been moderate, and prtoes
Airly maintained Ao Woes show . oostinued require
neut for the EAss and. whist that demand remains,
prices muat be supported Dou Slooas are su WARIea,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

ANEW YORK JAN. n. 1851. AT SPECIAL MsEfI60
IN Guardian Fire kngne Co NO ~ held at their house
I'm their return from the la Brotd@ay near houson
stree The fo,o wing ,u,ien adopted -
kesolved haoks of this company due and he
they Mr. Harry kabneau OF No 6s BrosA-
wsy the liberal supply OF Refreshments rnihsd US 81
Inc ocoas,on ELL BATES, Chairman
hoRpRr X. OOnURo Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

T NFORMATIO< WANTED-OF MICHAM OBRSvu
Mary his sister from rows Lsns Of aejardss ex<h
az Hospital County iiaerok, Ir-land. Mary hAs
cout Nj wards NJ four
since; hr lived In Ohio bot ws>sro New York city ssoA
a wear from tail nio VI than will be ths a.
fully b, their sister, HonoSo Ben box M uora
onire York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

Il EErNs CFMRFT.-TwENTvF1vE BARRELS FOR
N sale also about 20 lbs OF murate OF barryus, At 3S
broadway, corner OF Walker street
nN RECEIVING ~ WILL SEND RECFIPr POR
" making Transparent Soap on receiving - will send
recapt Family Soap only three
round receiving S will send the shove aed sir
others Tor making fancy Address r. r. RI Sssl,
Dor Sal Pos, Office, Brooklyn, New York.
DARrs BOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS -RsCstvED
tbs late steamers cork sole double SOLE ana strong
sod light sole fou Cans koudcre. Nssrd and W.
erlco boots, qualify al ~ ".
nj J. GAUlON's e. Nassau street
CTOvFe STOVES, sTOvEs-Ie5 CANAL srREyr,
- pesr Vsrick and near G4 ". N, VAN NOTES
We have stoves mants CRATES summer
and kitchen sale reasonable terms Stoves
CRATES and ranges lined set up ami repaired.
CTEAM MANUFACTURED CoSFECrI0NFRY-RE
~ ouced prces1 have day reduced the price Of knck
ertocker candy 70 fueer pound boxes and corfse
included rock candy Jrghe gum drups. plain AMI
fancy candles dscrpion q the lowest terms
r q NBDNkINe l5f 0reenwich street,
Dety e,r Cortlsr AZ and LIBERTY streets, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

SAne no x5I,S~D wv wv wv SfV fbbIV
ngased condition OF spiunsrs and manufacturers
makem indifferent about entering upon fdrsner or
sspr,sent ideas, which tcpds 10 cheok bus mess
but stocks are held and ZINE contracts extend well
INTO bring, In meet instspces the Manchester market
for sRnd yarn II similarly Affected ~ our own for
Me r.teriaL
Noetanding heavy imports n breadstufrs holders
hayeued TO proceed ~itn saet NJ late currency, and
our n beng set atteuced and wheat IN better de
mances have advanced "a 70 % per 10 Ibe. on last
Fridaies Flour "a Also nnre sought amer AM tho
auruv Indian corn pAraoi jstes 10 the improve.
nentr ca. 10 lie. pee 5arsr h,eher. The tsoies OF
inpospors. &,., wiu De ttclu1ed In our next.
th.f FACTIONS In eereral oiuco aye unimportant
and nprt OF them ptlt be issuet this seek.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
Iron the Lawrence Kansas Republican July 3othl
Insurrection and Rebellion.


/ COY Walker and the dragons are still basIing
in the heat o: July sun at the quarters of the Army
of Occupation near Lawrence. and still persisting
that the people OF lawrence are IN state OF nsur
on entering upon the duties of his Office, requires
him TO auell Insurrection and rebellioni high
indeed but which, like the crime OF treason,
u,;nor inporfance at the hands of our Territorial
officials From our window have complete
view of the principal business street of Lawrence,
md have taken high degree of pleasure as, from
dan to day, we have observed the insurrectionary
proceedings OF our citizens Immediately opposite
aur ofice on the of Massachusetts and Win
tron streets is the site of the once proud edce the
Free hotel by far the most important structure
az our city until abated as nuisance by 'law and
order, government This is now the head quarters
fhe constant click ola score
ofnsurrectionary chisels and hammers, while shap-
| ing the solid rocks for rebeous purposes, assal
| our ears Already the fortress-like wells OF five
snacious basement rooms on Massachusetts street
and five more on Winthrop street are completed, and
vast piles OF brick and stone hewn and unhewn,
ready for their further use. Ostensibly the foun
dation OF a mammoth block for the purpose ofstores
class hotel, etc is this structure oeing reared
but really it Is presumed Tor terebellious purpose
OF overthrowing the whole gart structure of the
| Territorial Government. Other detachments of in
snrrectioniss of similar character are daily engag
cd at every favorable point throughout our city
Insurreetionary furresses IN the shape OF good sub
stanal residences are springing up and are equip
ped and manned as ifby magic. The buzZing of re-
bellious and the ringing of rebellous hammers,
working out nsurrectionary missiles of every de-
seriptian, comes up to us from tho mills and work
shops in every direction. The street.sprnker scat
tiers Instruction through tin seve along our streets,
Whenever generous eifusons from tho clouds do not
render his services unnecessary the draymen are
constantly at your service distributing rebellion
coriing to CIDER en- short notice aud on reasonable
Terms dozen fine coaches and hacks daily leud out,
scattering The nsureetionary infection 10 every part
of the Territory scores of tradesmen arc industri.
Ousy and very obligingly dealing out the article By
ght and measure, 10 suit customers i'm fine the
peaple OF Lawrence, of every avocaton are quietly
and energeticaily, though no doubt rebelltouslY
pushing ahead improvements aud husiness of ali
kinds ~ manner very much to tie satisfaction If
all who have at heart the growth and prosperity of
our city. Walker, with his army on tho outskirts of
our town, still Glands aioof in state of inglorous
uncertainty as to the best method OF dealing with
people so determinedly insurrectonary aud REBEL
/ ious
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
The Kenosha & Rockford Railroad.

Josiah BOND, Esq, President Of the Ke
nosha X Rockford Railroad has just returned
from the East, whittier he has been to negotiate
for the balance the iron necessary to complete
this end of our Western Railroad. We under.
stand that he has accomplished the object of his
mission on satisfactory terms. The iron will be
shipped Immediately, and continue to arrive as
fast as il is needed. 400 tons. that were ship
ped from Cleveland some days since, the bill OF
which has been received, Will probably arrive in
day or two, when the track-layiug will be re-
sumed and be steadily prosecuted, until the
road reaches Genoa, TO which point the grading
Will be completed by the time the trach can be
aid
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

AID Strong moved that the "kenosha Times" be
allowed the same amount as the Tribune K Tele-
graph for printing Council proceedings. Which was
agreed to.
Aid. Gillis moved "that the construction of cul-
vert south ofMr. Hoys in the Third Waid be refer
red to Aid. Strong with authority to act. Which
was agreed to.
Aid. Strong moved that the Marshal be instructed
to confer with the Aldermen of the First Ward in re-
gard to their opinion OF what is complained Of as n
nuisance near the City Hotel and if theJ so declare
it, to notify Mr. Bell to abate the same Immediately
Agreed TO.
The Council then adjourned.
H. L. WEST, City Clerk
r-~@O~~~~~~~~~r-~~~~~~
To The Public.
The Reading Room of the Young Me MS Literary and Lii.
brary Association viii be closed but subscribers on
Monday, Aug. 10th inst.
e. I. VAN ARsDALE. Secretary.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
THE GREAT ENGLISH RHMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE,s
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription q Sir James Clarke VI
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Il moderates all excess, all distractions and
brings on the monthly period with regularity These Phi
should be used two three preYos confinement
they fory The constitution and lessen the suffering durae
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IS TO herself and child.
7Aese Is shoald not be taken 6y females curing The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Frequency, as they are
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are SAFE.
n all eases Of nervous and spinal Affections pain in the
Back and Limbs, heavines fatigue slight exertion pal
pstion Of the beart, lowness Of spirits Mysteries sick
headache whites and ali hs painful diseases bv
Gisordered system, these Ps viii effect cure when all
other means have failed, and although powerful remedy
do not contain non, eaIoeI anthony or any other nine
raj
Pal directions accompany each package
Sole Agent Tor the United States and Canada.
JOB NOSES
(.ate l. c. Baldwin 4 Col
Rochester, MY.
N.B--si.oo and 6Postage stamps enclosed to apv an
horned Agent viii ensure bottle Of the Pals by return
mail
For sale By StarIxweather d Co., r. Robins SOP
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

TERRIFIC STORM or WIND, RAIN AMI
HAH--The Albany, N. " Eseeiag Journal
contains the particulars of a most terrific rain
storm that occurred in that city, on Saturday
last Although the storm continued but about
an hour and a half yet such torrents of rain fell
that some parts of the city were submerged, and
much damage done. Many OF the streets were
rendered impossible, the stone paving being
torn up and carried off, ami deep su.,ies dug.
Sidewalks were torn up, and Easements Of stores
and dwellings filed with mud and stones The
Journal says such a storm has never before beer
known in that region.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

DIcKKSs' HousxRoLD WoRDs-The August
number of this American reprint of this best OF the
English literary periodicals has been received FROM
the publishers, Messrs Miller & Curtis, New York
Its pages present the usual variety and excellence Of
literary INSTRUMENTATION blended with entertain
ment. Terms - year Household Words and
Putnams Monthly per year s.
The Seioolfrlo5s is monthly publication for
young people, by the same publishers. We have
received the August number a better work Q; the
kind is not published. /; is beautifully illustrated,
and the contents aresuch as to interest and instruct
the young, Terms 81 year, or where taken with
the above publications. so cents. All three pubca-
lions $3.50 Address MiLLER s. Curtis, New
York.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
Later from Kansas

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, Aug. 4.
A most ubiquitous apportionment for the Octo-
Der Territorial election has been made Nine
teen counties have three representatives, and
fourteen counties have thirty-six. Troops are
to be detailed to guard the officers at the election.
The emigration of this year is not to vote.
Gov. Walker turned over the making of the
appointments to the President and Speaker of
the first Legislature.