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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
sunfiow.,, 81 z \ i ,hcs s,Nruff I

i sssvarions q are The rc,nsdics which have bee
i proposed for the Aftfe saad fever From, fh
time that Grardid shake IN spain. and erie,
4 give me some drins, Ehui.s Ike . SIX girl.
! down to the present writing, fbe Inventive gen
1 ius OF man has been af woe ssdevise q. issser
i tire or cure forthis mn Ii airaaest di ease.--
But not wi,hs,anding Il! thsshAs been dops .her,
Is shaking still. Lieut. Maury-of asg,cnomies
iafle has bill upon an altogether new profess, b.
| which he proposes to preventive assse anf fever
by fore taIing tih the absorp,ion OF the aalar,s
which is supposed to prodasss il. ), liz. coca &c
work upon philosophical principles, and dsia-
cling effect from cause proesets osieaiIy 70 re4
! niave the cause, taking itfor e-sns th,a when
this, Is aceofnpi 1hed there will be no lect, "a
LieuasM Was ieds,o the experiment tsom the
fact that his dwelling as Superintendent Of the
observatory near Washington was sitns,adi ON
the Potomac, and that between ean,f the river
there was a marsh very productive, OF the agae,.
His place was so unhealthy that his family wer,
compelled TO abaadon itior Tour or five months
IN the year. sssaI asoa so sz1aisEs8 sEsss ~ sss
The process Of reasoning by which he arriv, d
at the conclusion, which led him TO enter upon
this experiment was this:AIfit bcthe decay of
vegetable matter that prod uce the sickness then
the sickness must be owing to the deleterious ct;
feet Of some gas, miasm or cffluviuIn that Is set
free during the decomposition, aud ifso, the
poisonous matter or the basis of it, whatever il
be, must have been elaborated during the growth
of the weeds and set free in their decay Now"
il this reasoning is good, why will not other veg
etable Matter in vigorous growth Just about, the
time that in the marshes begins to- decay, bring
fresh forces of the vegetable kingdom again to
play upon this poisonous matter and elaborate
it again into vegetable tissue, and so purify tue
alre s.t.a It -, -.
This reasoning was SO plain to Lieut.. Ms mind
that he proceeded 10 try the experiment. In
looking around for some IA st proving vegetable
he lighted upon the sunaower asthe one hest
suited to his purpose. In the spring of 1855 he
had the seeds planted and well manured SO asto
grow rapidly. In giving all aaeroant of the re-
suit, he says they grew finely The sckly sea-
son was expected with more than usual anxiety.
II finally set in and there was shaking at the
President > House and other places Ms usual, but
for the first time sinee-thee observatory was
built the 'watchnian about 1t weathered the sum
mer clear OF chills and fever. .... ... ....
The result following single experiment is
not conclusive of the entire efficacy Of the sun
flower treatment as preventive OF the ague and
fever Hut it is suggestive, and as Lieut.. VI. re
marks suppose it should be established that
hedge of sunaowers between the buildings OF !
farmers and the ponds or marshes Or staudin. J
pools would generally keep the disease away.
would not the discovery be an achievement worth |
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
New Orleans, April 81

---- WV OTTedT1s, Z VTII II.
The brig Union has arrived with papers from
the city of Mexico to the 4th. "
4 reaction and revolutionary movement head
ed by the clergy and Santa Annals emissaries
haL been discovered at the capitol. Several ar
rests had been made; among them Gen. Fraco
nish and Aqnillar, one Of Santa Annals minis
ters. Considerable excitement prevailed regard
ing the Spanish expedition. '''57. .--,-
The British Charge D'Affars had delivered
his ntimatum to the Government, giving Q days
for an answer. - - 60 - - -L---. :.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
Washington Anril %.

-"- ~ +" Washing loH, hpIil 20. 81
s Department Of interior this morning compile
ted the organization OF the wagon road corps,
namely, Fort Rldgely and South Pass Road, W.
s. Mobiles, of Minnesota, superinrenden Philo
II. Subble, of Minnesota, Tdisbursng agent; S
A. Medary, Ohio, engineer. Fort Kearney, South
p SIS and Henry Lake, eastern DIVISION Wm
7. Megraw, Mo-, superintendent; AsaBull, Mo-,
disbursing agent; T.W. Lander, OF Mass, engi-
neer.f Western division; John Kirk, Ct, Cal,
superintendent; Frank Denver, OF CAL disbur,
sing agent; Blank Bishop, of Cal, engineer. Fl
Pase and Fort Yuma; James B. Leech, OF Texas,
superintendent; Gabriel JardaD, of Ala, disbur-
sing agent. N. II. Halter, engineer. McGraw,
Noble and Leech leave here to-day; Kirk is ell
route for California Operations are to be con,-
menced with the least practicable delay. a=ss 55s
War department not completed its organiza.
ton for road assigned it. 'f' =
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ger annn.nes 2. .s,' eoaso., na a. Sraon;ng
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
New York, April %

This evening, at the instigation of Mayor
Woot, an injunction was served on the new Po-
lice Commissioners. Mayor entered into bonds
for $4,000. There has been great excitement
all day. The Mayor addressed the Police Cap
tains at the City Hall, telling them the new law
was unconstitutional, and charging them to obey
no authority except present Police Commission.
ers.
,i Steamer Glasgow from Glasgow brings Liver.
pool, dates to April s, but iour hours later than
previous advices. et.,5z ..s.-. .s.,-;,s.stl s-r
r Nothing from Halifax since Monday night
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
PRoapr PAYxssr.-The payment Of SAC, 900

fi& PRonrr PAYNxNr.-The payment Of a $40, 900
claim Of R. W. Thompson, of Indiana, is almost
the first act of the new Administration after
getting possession of the National Treasury,
shows that Mr.. buchanan means to pay his old
line Wing friends for their services. Thomp-
sons claim had been twice or thrice rejected by
the Secretary of the Treasury and byna com i
mittee of Congress, on the ground that he had
no claim, Yet it is now paid in hot haste! If
these things happen in the green tree what
shall we see in the dry: Look out for corrup-
tions tfa @sS ttS2 L'@ @n 2 80 90
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
W,sh;pyton April

= WashlHgtUH, AprII zZ
The instructions to Reed, our Minister will be
specific, as to the extension of our commerce,
while navaiforces will be employed only in case
necessary to protect our citizens and their in
terests. '.t ''-'''' -:tiia53E - iA'a...'
J. NJ. Carlisle was appointed Judge Advocate
of fourth naval court of enquiry. 1t is rumored
still another court is to be organized. 'liE 1gy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

sY The continued bad and cold weather, by
which vegetation has been retarded and from
which cause every description of coarse feed has
been exhausted, corn, and, in some instances,
even wheat fed to keep stock alive, has produc-
ed some effect upon the market, when taken in
been generally destroyed in this meridian Grim
is advancing in the St. Louis market. and has
gone up . few icenss here Spring is worth s5
and Winter 90 cts. Those farmers who have lost
cattle, from sheer negligence in saving what had
| been bountiiully provided to their hand, will
Iiearn lesson which, we hope, may be remem-
fbered
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

zras @.'-< T'-.' 's'''~v+ ST. Louis, April 2l.
Hon Edward Everett lectured on Washington
last night to the largest audience ever assem-
bed in the Mercantile Library. The receipts
probably reached a thousand dollars.
Miss Heron plays Media to night for the bene.
tit OF the Mount Vernon Association. q. 80.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

MONEY IN WALL SrREEr.-The n. =. Trib une
of the 18th says: g"on call money is abundant,
and loans On current securities are made with
greater ease thanfor some time past Paper for
sionally is passed at lower figures .a ar-s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

THE last Fulton, Mo, Telegraph, no'ices the
death, at that. place, on the 3lst ult, OF ADAM,
"a negro man formerly owned by Capt Slmuel
l.. Hart, OF that county, at the remarkable ags q
o one hundred and eleven yearsl he washorn
in Goochiand county, Va. about the year lI46;
and Wa; about 80 yearS old at lbr beginning Of
| the Amercnn revolnton many Interesting incl
dents o. - inch he VAS accustomed to detaEa He1
had been a member OF the Baptist Church about
10 year, and has h,.!J family worship in his
cabin, morn,nS and evening, for 90 Years, aud
. all who knew han could testify thar lie adorned
his Girls fan profession by Il veil ordered life
aud con ersation. =. ~ ..,.r,.r----F p ~. -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
sy- A struggle is going on in New York

- struggle is going on in New York be-
tween the pretended widow and the relatives of
Harvey Burdell, for possession Of his effects, with
chances decidedly in favor of the widow. The
Misses Cunningham fully sustain the assumptions
of their mother, as was to have been expected,
and tits probable she will be adjudged the Wild
ow Of Burdell, With right of dover snd perhaps
of administration .te.E, 1870.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
More Inaian .izm..a.res.

RUMoRED DEsrRtcTIoN OF MANKAro AND MAS
sACRE OF ITS INHABITANTS. Intelligence reach =
ed US yesterday that band OF six hundred
Sioux Indians had been. committing depreda-
tions near the south bend Of gthe Minr,esoa Riv-
er, and of Il painful rumor that Aausato had
been attacked, destroyed, by fire, and many of
its Inhabitants cruelty mgrdcrsd.. sf'
The Indians are said to beTthe same band
that committed the depredations and murders at
Spirit Lake. Iowa, abouttorty miles distant from
Mankato. D.. 81"
The inhabitants of the surrounding country
were flocklng into ST. Peters for security -.
Several companies of troops from Fl, Ridgeiy
were in pursuit oil the Indians, and cavalry had
been sent for to Fort Sneing. y:ri
Great panic existed throughout the various
settlements in. the Big Woods around Mankato
The farmers and others were arming themselves
and prepaI ing to join in pursuit. @S~saa
Our informant states that, though there may
be some exaggeration in the reports az given
above, there is scarcely doubt bat that several
citizens of Mankato hayc been murdered. ='
Mankato is ABOUT ninety miles from F.. Smell
ling, thirty-five from Fort Ridse!y, and twelve
from St. Peter. - -l'2 Ff.s4
The correspondents Of the Press in tha, regior
will doubtless furnish Us Will reliable insorma
ton in few days.-Chicago Press. & 9ala@
RARE LoeIc on THE ''GoosEa"-The Lexngio,
Expostor, in speaking of Mr.. Winners election
| in St. Louis, says: a. .''"
The first practical effect which this election i
to have on the interests of Missouri, will be t,
| direct emigrants, from Kentucky and Virginia
| with slave property, to Texas and other States
where their property will be secure, and wher.
the tenure by which it is held will not be cale,
I IN AZ -.
ton will be retarded, and the price of lands, il
the hemp growing region. especially, KEEP, at il
present standard, or greatly kssenea in price.
asa AUspIcIors.-Oar Hotels are CROW drd viii
1 stransers1 indeed man are unable TO obtain ac
3conIHodaaons-s From iye to eight extra coach
es, capable of carrying nine passengers each
arrive and depart daily. One day last week, a
the Henry House. friend Potter fed "a persons
The s'Curlew~ is also doing a banking CUISINES
Our Hotels are certainly reaping a rich lfarves,
i -0,tumwa Courier. '1''+sii 81 zte s5i ai
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

The WASHINGTON DisEAsE-ANorHERv vicrlM.
Ann L. Johnson, wife of Robert Johnson, OF
Newark, died in that city on Wednesday the 9th
inst. Mrs. j. was visitor at the National Hotel
Washington, about the first OF March, and has
been ill ever since. Her death is doubtless at
tributable to the strange disease or poisoning,
which has swept SO many to the grave, and af'
fected the health of SO many others at that time
guests at the National Hotel. -.t..s... . .,.s.s
BANKS FAILlNG.-Dispatches have been re-
cejved stating that the Tivertbh Bank, 4. L.,
Farmers Bank, Wexford, K. L., Exeter Bank,
New Hampshire, Warren Co. Bank, Pa, and
Farmers Bank, Saratoga Co, n. York, had fail
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

WINTER WHEAr IN CANADA. The Toronto
Colonlst of late date, says that the fall wheat
which appeared a few days ago to be in rather
precarious condition, is rapidly assuming a
more favorable aspect, and no fears need now
be entertained of the plant, having escaped all
danger from the very unusual and trying wealth.
er since February last. -..LELsf - --Lg-t,..a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

TEAMS STILL CROSSING THE Ice ON LAKE PEPIH.
We have intelligence from Lake Pepin up TO
Thursday morning last, at which time teams
were still crossing the ice with safety. II is the
opinion Inexperienced river men that 18th good
weatherit it will take ten days to drive the ice out
Of tho Lake 80 "
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

INTERESTING Granville Penn, Esq,
OF England, a lineal descendant of VIM. Penn,
presented to the Pennsylvania Historical Socie-
ty, a few days ago, the original belt Of Wampum
which was given to his distinguished ancestor,
by the Sachenls of the Len Lenspes, at the
great treaty of Shackamoxon in l6S2-the most
memorable treaty known in all history. Mr..
Penn presented the belt in person. and made a
lengthy and interesting speech. aH a7-@azs s@ ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

The FALL OF A TowER.--The Chinese Herald
confirms the report that the far-famed porcelain
tower at Nankin was destroyed in November,
during bloody massacre of some 5000 to 6o00
Imperial troops BY the insurgents, who had gain
ed possession of the city by treason. r.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

Lager Bier, il is said, will be used in much
greater quantities tbis sumner than last. iBreg-
ers are making extraordinary preparations tor a
busy SEASON. The number OF beer shop hss
wonaeriuy increased, aud consequently the
number OF .hetr drinkers Lager Bier, almost
unknown four years .reo, has gained local b,,b-
Itation and Name, and immense amounts OF mo-
nevars now expended lor th.s drlnk.- =. Y.
Mirror .''' 30 HT~F''i = - - .
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

tB-G Gen. Harney, one OF the most impetuous,
overuearing and tyrannical officers in the army,
has been appointed. to the command of the
troops in Kansas. 1--we mistake not, this is
the same officer whose cruelty to interiors, par
tcularly to his servants, has been subject of
much comment aud notice, heretofore, in Saint
I.ouis e. sr.-.s ma So ss---.4a -...4 B. Cd
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

Mr. Buchanan is said TO have established the
rule that every foreign Minister shall he able to
speak the language OF the Oonrt to which he 10
charged. Certainly nobody, is better fitted 10
Judge of the. propriety OF such u rule than NJ.
Buchanan himself, he having represented our
couu ry at two different foreign Courts without
being able to speak the language OF ofcither.-Lou.
Journal. ------,--s-s,------.----~-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
New York, April %.

b.. H New York, April %. z
1t is reported the frigate Niagara has been
ordered - make her trial trip as far as Norfolk,
in order to test her machinery before proceed
ing to sea. &c @tS' - "a raaf
T The schooner Merchant was seized as she was
leaving port TO day as suspected SLAYER 7sp4.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29


THECoMEr AND raE " EAIass---rhcrc can b
no question but that the perturbed state OF the
weather, which has for weeks set at naught me.
,eorologica calculations, is producet, II no, di.
ectly at any rate 'tHirectly, -bv the huge comet
which is now .wh xzing through space directly
ioward oar small planet. Similar changes OF the
climate have been observed before, during the
i,assage of corictsnear the earth. Thccomet Of
sl556 is said to have. brought withit sdensc aud
UNPLEASANT log which tastes tor tw enty one days;
that, Of 1895 was accompanied by heavy rains
and consequent inunds,ions, and every one must
remember the unusually cold and severe wealth
er prevalent OF the time o the appearance oil the
brilliant comet Of March lS43. The comet now
approaching the earth is q at Of Char ", that
first appeared in perheiion,. in 1894 Ii may DO
seen in a clear evening near b Sagit,ari, and IS
evidently nearing the earth with great rspidiiy.
tts passage across orbit its possible COLI.
sion, may produce very Important aud extr sor-
dinary geographical changes There can be no
doubt that its meteorological effects are already
becoming evident Lou. Jour. -,l5 fa 5s.sl I
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

Detrolt, april II.
r A three story brick building occupied as Il
Jewelry store, fell at Albion this P. NJ. buryine
Eve persons in the ruins. .s~.soE 3,a-
- snow storm prevailed heIe all afternoon. :.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

. The engine house. lathe and blacksmith shop,
of the Il c R r., with three locomotives and
all the machinery were DESTROYED by fire this
pm. Loss not ascertained yet bnt 1t is not less
than $4,000. A heavy north wind rendered iu-
tile all attempts to save the buildings which we're
wood
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

A NEw CONTROVERSY IN THE ESGLrsu CHuRcH.
The Church OF England seens likely 10 be agi-
lated at no distant day by the discussion OF
question " hici, though familiar 10 several de-
} nominations OF Chri s,ians, has never been per-
mitted to be raised 10y any Of her ordained min.
listers, viz the uialhbiiity OF The Holy Scriptures.
We!are not aware that the subject has received
much attention from members of the Episcopal
Church in this country, as orthodoxy in snuh
matters is prominent trait with them; but in
England 1t seems that u silent but steady change
OF opinion has been going on for several years,
and many Of the most thoughtful and accom-.
plished m!nistcrs of the EIta ai-hed Church DO
not he estate to declure that the Bible IL not ~.
tallible. o! course, these heterodox ideas pro-
woke violent opposition, especially from the
Eva gelicAl wing of the church; and some of the
defenders Of infallibly. not ont,nt wi,hAnp-
plying it to every word Of holy writ, declare
that to correct what are manifest errors o TRIMS
lation would be dangerous to the faith of the
peOple.-N. Y. Post Gs,4 y 5a-syg K srs w. BE-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

y '..@ -ass s.ass ss, New Orleans, April 20.
Cotton depressing sales 5000 bales at l3 ia
lS3; receipts 5000 bales. White corn 72a75c.
Pork s23; bacon buoyant. Other articles un-
changed a 42g5 ID b ia. 5-e7r.rfr g.rs s.-..., .,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
>-A-A

REPORTS from Kansas state that Colonel Lane
and Stringfellow recently dined together, and
are now sworn friends. This is not unexpected.
They are birds of a feather, and no political dit
fculties could keep. them apart for any length Of
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

a-.sz Gle. Gland, April 81.
Schooner Nonpareil from Oswego arrived here
this morning via feeder OF Welland Canal. als7ss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

The love OF fun il not unknown amongst the
serous-loo'ing Chinainen. An English store
Keeper, wishing TO advertise his articles in the
Chinese language, engaged a CaiuamaD 10. paint
him a sign. IL did not, answer expectation, Tor
the only perccptahle efffttit h.do he Chinese
was to excite grin. BY a br,be he obtained a
translation in English, and found il 10 be as iol-
lows Don't buy yanything here-storekeepcr /
rop,ip ~ -..s.. q G. -utssa q vggrs.s, 74sr
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

MArLK LKSUaAR--Wesha have statement in the
Western Reserve Chronicle, that Mrs. King, of
Vernon Trumble County, Ohio Obtained from
single tree no less than thirty four pounds Of
sugar, and enoash sap was wasted to have in :
creased she yield - forty pounds The tree MAS
yefysiarge and tapped. in four places. .s.{s =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

sY Messrs. Parry & freeman have just
opened new and large stock Of Goods at the
old stand Of Mr.. Swan, corner of Third and JET.
ferson streets, as may be learned by their an
uouncement, in another column, hs,.z,...-s 8. s-u
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
~ C;,,;nno,; Anr;l %

: O1IICILndtIi :
: Additional to Foreign news. .v;s-~, o. --a
@ A telegraphici dispatch. from Constantinopl.
says that the English fleets had left for Malta.
q The majority sof Liberals thus far elected tt
Parliament WAS l6O. .-----. = --.-..-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
Boston, April 9

= ~ bUSto11, AprlI "a.
House passed the Kansas resolutions by mai.
The bark Merchant from Galveston was driven
ashore yesterday at Cahasset. Passengers and
rau all saved " .--''1<.-r-.-> ~ "7tt q - fE'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

{ sB Judge Tappan, an eminent citizen and q
lifelong member Of the Democratic party, died
rscentiy, in Steubenville, Ohio, at the age OF Sc
.Sstes Senate, and held many important stations.
Was I, Denocaxt OF she odd school, and had
decided anti Slavery proclivities. ass 81 t# 81
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

sa ~ b@aa -ss55t& s Harrisburg, April %.
A bill for the sale of Main Line OF the public
works passed the House this p. VI. Yeas 81
nays Al g. gS Is -zG@g-ET etg -rf ee.a.,r4.-..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

Z sB-We observe preparation is making for the
erection Of block, sixty feet front, corner of
n ain and Division sts. The foundations are al
ready laid, and material on the ground for super
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

"a Five thousand dollars worth Of gold dust
was sto len from the trunk of Jacob Lambert, a
returned Californian, at hotel in New York, on
Tuesday light +- r1 s."
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go New York, April 81.
Steamer City Of Washington from Europe has
arrived with dates to the 9Th. .-l7g.t4- q. O. q.