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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
ANOTHER FEARFUL MYSTERY.
PROBABLE MURDER.

From TIE Boion Traveller.
Ruucrs q painful and most mysteriou. nature
bavi been circulated relsVe 10 the deaa OF tue ate
Hosea j. Gardner, PostmasteT a. HiaghaIn, We have
t.ktp psIs 70 ascertain the facts in the te, ard isy
tetore reader. TIE particulars g. tar ~ we haVe
been stle 10 obtsin them.
TIE family Of Mr.. Gardner coLs<ted Of himself, LIZ
wife woman about his own age, one son AID a
cauet',r sLd II mo'hoc Of M c., who during his
lost lIess acted il tie capacity Of LGrse. NJ. CAD
IL hsc been afflicted for several yeas With diseased
sc, Which required dressing seVersi tunes Cay On
tie LII e December lie Sccdeoally i,l upon stone
str stB re upon TIE y oi The Gise ssed ride. Ire
sctircnt oIcascred much pain, ard be family phys
can Was called. VITO examined The Injured limb bat
fluid 10 fIaciu.e, dkltc, Yn or eyIcence OF i1IeEna
J'ry
On y { wedpt .dsy preceding the dea OF Mr.. G.rd
rtr BIZ pa, sciaa ordered him to take dose Of sails
Tbs after dcc with some nausea on Thursday morn
ie but a. !, vas not great il was hoGsht ~ proceed
Il, n The sciioL Of The medicine.
Or II ursdGy ight ite = otttr watching =. b.
hsdsice g. usual when he wife Of Mr. c. told Ter 20 20
to b, I Is there Va. no necesslty f,T watch. Bat
sll oUgh be rs,ed sLorcy apsn 1t, the mother cid
TT % TIE wife then pui 0ri 81 tie h'es and the
~ n crowirs cod the cd LADY mplltd 70 retire
FetWe-p AID clock 10 the mcihig she WAS called
W ~ Mr. GarCrer, Who was tek with vomiting acd
o'he clam y symptoms Sbich daced iei to ssud
foi he III scisr. GO striving be iouni his Fa;eo.
si'tI ~ u ttdrichrs v:oeuty, An5 conpsiciOg OF
severe rsn in the stomach AID bowels Ths VS.
TO; liz common nsUses but a. sNPrcs siele feeling
81 III G.. ruGktd.
II vss Tow for the trst time sscertaiLcd ia, the
sss lie ed ss en- hsd 10, oPers'eo or bu, yeI sight
u Aitough tie VIE hsG stirmed to tue c9ntr2.y.
Tie bum sensation u the stomach sni boTels Was
,Xtltmtly isnful Mr. G2J he sid 70 Is my;lts,
t@h,ve ~ vitehss poisoned Ne, AID sas all POI
coy yCu
FI,VioVs 70 the srivsl OF he physi.n ne dece,sed
tsj vtuitd qaaltty CT -ak hcid. aitelCeG sith
Nty gear ot,.ss- He then too - Inot-er to pre-
serIe- foI The 6cc'cr inspection. TIE wife ohecisd,
sIc ro.s'tssrt irc the eIpc-u a,iCts = her tsugs
ter sCn ard husband SID ~ ea-nss Solicitations q.
tie L cher Il Mr. G. xLo tod he- ;hai al txsninA-
iioo ofile con etis II tie DO gbi throw Ii II
u-,r re csss-sAe emprCd TIE conten;s q il into s
Sop pal elcls'mlrg That !, The doctor wants te Il
tsIe Il dig II CIT Ct that
Nj G CONTINUED TO suffer vary mach through 80
se'Iooa a F,d.y it, ,ts same ,yngtoI-s a. seo'
a.LssG &, All s;atztlI isc-,.i ar.l sGI AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
NAVIGATION WESTWARD.

PITTSDCRGH, Tuesday, Feb. lO, lNOf.
The water in TIE IiVer here measures sixteen feet,
snG is falling. Weather cid
CNCINSAu Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1857.
The river at this poiut has risen two feet sioce last
night and is still rising and full OF heavy floating ice.
Nayigstionis dangerous. Weather cold.
WEBBING, Tut sday, Feb. 10. 1877.
There Is no change in the depth OF the nyer here.
Ice still running from the upper nVers preventing the
resumption Of navigation.
ZAsEsvIIIT, Tuesday, Feb. 10, lS57.
We learn that the steamer Avery has sunk st Heck
igsport, bu. we have no further particulars.
ST Lows. Tuesday, FEB. 10, lS'.
The water in the river At this point has fallen SIX
inches art continues to recede slowly. The weather
Is cold and freezing.
The steamer Vienna sank on Saturday in the lhnos
River six niles above its mouth L. - feared the ice
will tear her to pieces, She was yslued a, $4,000,
and is insured for s. eco. TIE Missouri River Is
tpen 10 Weston and the Mississippi 10 keokuk.
WHTELISG, Wednesday, Fes. II, lSjr.
The river at this point has fallen eight feet since yes
eday. The water in the chspnslnow Ueasurss SD 9ut
6 feet but the ice prevents sresumpono Of navigation
ST. Louis Wednesday, Feb. II, ~.
The river is still falling sosly, and the weather con-
ues cold. There is less ice running than Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
THE FREsHEr IN THE sUsQUEHANNA.

The ice has been run ming steadily since daylight YES
to-day, and has become sofsod on the fats two miles
below this place. The rice in the water here Is about
five feet above the usual high tide and tits sii Using
slowly. No damage has been done here yet, but ~
Port Deposit the dapsge is very great The tide
water canal is under water but il tnCuEht that the
Ice gcrs ing outside hus been some~ stot protection
The Railroad ferry boat started at this afternoon,
with two trains OF passengers from Baltimore bu, since
O'Clock has made 10 headwsy and it is not half way
scroee.
plumber of passengers len bSr before duck and
picked their way casos of ice. There very
little prospect of her being able TO reach either shore
untn toe ice mo e. again No one here has ever seen
n greater feshCt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

ALEANI, Wednetoay, Feb. IL, 1857.
TIE STATE Agricultural Society met in toe Assembly
Cbsmber n ~ o'clock to-day, With ;he Hon. Mr..
Paxton, Prosioout in the chair.
MI Il. L JobDson read the reports Of the Treasurer
8Dd Ex'Cutiye Conni'tse
The TIeau'ers report shows The receipts for the
yesr be s 90 ~ and the o1pc1 dites, els 33 o.
Tie CXyero't1Ies 10 be rein burssd ave suflcien 20
leave ba'snoe il tho treasury e sl,l 20 20.
Tie report Of the Executive Committee enarges on
tbe gees oftbe Society. and seis forth the beoedts
vhCl have accrued TO agricultural interests through
its t1teTs n.
The attendance was large BsfTalo was represented
by r cousidtrste number. An tHort will be made to
,Ccu'e the holdug Otto Lext State Fair 10 that city
Hi Csrk called up tie resolution TO amend the Con.
suton by designating one, two or three places at
vhch tho Annual Fair sbal be permanently located.
The subject II s'iii under discussion.
DR. Fitch delivered interesting addres, before the
Society in The Asscuiblv Chamber this evening. The
eddrcfs mainly dreced 10 TIC destruct Veness Of
socfs lie ,t,teO that there destruction TO
plsts g al nds from insects 10 tis country than In
in any other place on the globe and that they we're
largely OF tie ncroase lie gave an account Of over
100 slecee Of ir-cc's recently discovered the close
Of ibe aGc'tss the thsLks q tie Society voted
TO him.
O'ler matters m general interest to eericnlturists
were then debated uutl the &C jourOIneDt
The Committee reported in favor OF Buffalo 81 the
place for holding the rcyt Fair. They reported the
fo y Ig ofliceIs: Prc'idert-A0nzO Uph ,In. Vice
Posidtns-ls Dist, jonathan InOrne; I'd Dist, W.
7 MtCoun. hDi-t Dr Hermann Weudell. ith Dist,
John N. Sieycpe,D "th DIST DE-. H. q. Bowen 9th
Dist FiUnci. 81 Roth; 9Th, Dist, Willard Hodges
Sb Dist, Lowis +. Allen. Corresponding Secretary
Is. T. johnson; Recording SeCietary-Erastus Corning
ir Tressurcr-B. 7. Kuflaud, Executive Commit
ttt-Geo. w. Tffet. G.. {. Dibble, {. s. Wainwright,
Scion lluugcifo,d, Charles Morroll.
An attempt was made TO Substitute Syracuse for
Buffalo, but it failed and the report wa adopted unau
lmously.
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ASSEMBLY.


For a reduction of the way.fnro freight On the Ere
Railroad
To abolish the Office Of School Commissioner
For n Registry Law.
Against sid 10 K4npas until tue laws excluding col
cred pcrsous from The Terhl.ry sre repealed
On u.ual SUBJECT.
Bills PTPoRrHD yAvoRABLY.
Authorizing the Mutual Marine Insurance Company
70 iDcrehse heir cash capital This was reported com
rete
To create Board Of Vi-i'ors g. a charitable nsu-
ton be supported 10 Whole or 10 part by the state
To set III district on the Eat River from Pier No.
8 10 Pier No. 10 for ihe Of CaLs boats during the
soasoD Of Canal navigation.
To au'hm,ze the staten leland Railroad Company 70
build and rUn euy boats This bill is acc 'np anied
with report strongly recommending its passage as
Law den.6r dCd by the publ j, tercs's.
To az borze The incorp ration Of Companies for nav
igs'iDg the canals OF tho Sta
TO conf SIC location Of County buildings in the
County Of Schuyler
HorlcEs or Bills.
by Mr.. FOOr-To close the ailars Of Incorporated
bel Re HLoee charter have oni'ed
LILIs PASSED
To authorize The Marine Mutual Insurance Com
pauies 10 incrense their os-n CAPITAL and defining the
tights M d Hsbilh Of cash stochholders
The Brooklyn Wuer bill
here sJpesrd tho floor emo pres in'ed the message
of the Governor, TctNrniog the Supply bill Of 1886
without bis signature, add stating hs obloc ions
thereto.
lie objects 70 the amounts appropriated to the Com
mittets by the Lsgeetu,o for services performed in
the capacity Of Members a. unconstitutional. Tue
points are argued With clcame7s, dstinctness
and much force He cxprc-,es his serious 70
pret that many in:erests shoud suffer, aud that
charitable inhtutioDs end just debts should be delayed
1tpby
Mr.. SHERMAN moved that the Message be made
Y Q speciel order for Friday next.
Mr. HOGEBOOM hoped the motion would not pre-
vail He thought that for m4kng the special
orcer end took occasion to congratulate ihc li.qse on
the fImnCss aud bign.miudcd intogity Of tho ESecu
tive who bad thus returned with hd veto this bill Of
abOmiDaliODs.
Tic question then being Shall the bill pafs the
veto Of the Governor he wa, lost by cas-. Il;
Nays,
The bill was declared lost and resolution adopted
requiring the Commissioners Of Record - make fall
return Of all money Iansactions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
TESTIMONY OF GEORGE DOUGLASS.

O. AYE you acquainted with Mr. Eckel whose mana
has been meLtoned IN this nvestigsticnf a. an,
O. Are sou a friend Of hb as well as an acquant-
spce1 A. have always consldersd bin very sroS
friend Of nike.
O. How lorg have you sustained that reIs'ion A.
IL Is 'OUr year. that have been acquainted WIN HIM
o fla. be had bis WAXING done by you ct you
q. Fer how cong time A. Along 10 mo snmm~i
sOtSe here, probably IN tho middle oil The oamm"f'
that be con u oced.
o. When cid yen DO the lat washing A. The last
rstLipg tia, DID fetched from tie station Hol1e,
Il 1ss sitter this investigation commenced.
O. What articlt.l A There was two shrts, night
.hrt anc pair VI sOcks, bu. ole Of teose sblrs vas
Nh Sod asss, one 81 the officers Of the fiteenh
Ws,d Station House H'ched them 70 me.
O. How long after this event here that We are In
we'd apg peTe thOes clObcs br0ugh. 10 yOtf house,
A. 'hILk i va sbout Tie nAi1cIe OF be week
nav have been on Tuesday.
O How ~ pI!er 10 tbs event were the last CLONES
I'D at your toa,e A. rent for those myself; sent
here 70 the hoU'e ether 90 hond.y OF gesosyi an
L the haL.r y seGdiDg there Monday or tuesday
o. Tie prev ious Tuesday A. ffs Sr
q Were sboui,bat time or any tine within two ~
brse weeks ore way or the other OF The time OF thu
eyf nj sIy ohts cent IL trunk 70 your house belong
hg Il him \. No, oEi tf Aey olsnI c"le Ia
irgnk.
tsS c, ne A. No sK.
q Tree are trurks sent there with clothes 70 bs
eoudr have ben 70. certainly ,hOud hsye seol T.
Q J. that the busire.s you pursue-the hunafy
bUsBsrsl A. Yes, sir.
q. Were iboee clothes that were last sent 70 ~
cohf. were taken ron hs person at or sb7u' me
time they were cent a. ies sp; che o. hs "u'''''
fe,cteo tten 70 ne L.h.d boz.
Q. Wl!ch shit DID be take sf-the enc Se oSa Wv
rozed OF Mr sBod2fsss or BIZ owh q. 80 80
6e,.ffcd ne. didn't unoeTsssDd mat ne Isl ~
ye.es i, eI we're eorfsed together and both 'eas
beu. 49,, .ti,,r NJ. rsy.,es
larry. -. -. ri. event, A Yea Sir
g. b.. year setiog SS of t ,Ss, esa yS1 '
-, Liver f1smIe them eIeep, 10 see Il tasy 70
g,yk,s Il n, Z siked / mark them.
o Had ,ou aby acquaintance With this family a:
No SIR. 20 more han II should meet thrin 10 the nAa
thoUd probably iseoe-'ze them enough to ps4s US
co1t.irnfste 81 tie morning II sbouc NEE is u u
.te .rte, deL't it.-. sso1lc know then
O. Hare you eyeG I'D with NJ Eeks. any e"1f1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENA1k....ALeASf REQ H. ip
NJ, MADDEN io,rcduc n = bill 10 Incorporate the
Ne,rop. Titan Medical and BoisLic Co+fSe.
The bill showing Colombia C,ibge 70 non Hi'' 0'A'
yey real ettsie, WIS pa'sed r,...Lt. &C. -.
The Assembly smeuomeots 70 the b'ookIh " aver
~, 10 NC. SS-e,y!.os =; IN Executive Session..
OWN 70 TIE sb.eDce Of Mr c p: snisn no action
,slen m The m .tier making pa bic the report Of
the Coomtee Of sxfsgesion ny. tae arg pse' o. c'f
H. PITY introduced new bill rg.uizing the
police department Of New fOik. The bill Wa ordered
10 be printed go , -,
Hes Of cgyueD authors aud cdl'o:' from sale or exc
Cutor.
Mr.. CUYLER introduced bill to tax the baking
capita OF individual bankers.
Resolutions calling for the opinion Of the Attorney.
ofcers Of cities sDd village. by the Governor, where
the duties aye Of an Official character. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

In Lo-don and Par,, aud inceed IN New-Orleaus
ard. W. believe Other cities il this country. bread Il
,old by weieht IS /. should BE- eyefywhe-e. No hoe
e.. baier objec; TO til. and By this node
Of az the Consumer vii always know wnen ne Is
IMPOSED upon fnr be car easily have recourse 70 the
cse. Lille ebert ana deerIir s,'n on IT, part Of
Consume. VII csmpel the bakers TO give CERTAIN
weight instead Of certain SIZE for certain pnee.
By ps,tutDg ia. ,ule greater benefit weuli De con
:.rrec on the poor than can vel be imagined
Oar oi.zens are Lew psyrg over FIVE eer,, Poued
- bread A, this rs,e The baker - PAID r'ln - 20
= fcr tskIg bsrrel Q: -four. IL order 70 conceal
tt:s high PIKE: AID to keep BP ipFears-ces' yafou'
deyces rssoed 70 by bskers to cause tie Loaf %
swell and ptH out, 80 g. TO deceive IL eye By the
,ppesrsrce Of large loaf VIXEN N apPci''on 70 the
scse. wo1d slor TIT tie ccnsuuler Tes paying Tor
WIND ir.tta5 q bread /: our recomnencAtea shool'
be a'oytsC a. nc,ives 70 Use the various ctetenon'
szbz-s-ces enploy a 20 deceive would 81 ocee eeA
ard We shculd have pure sLi Wholesome ofe4-
Wlle tie l. siss.u-e are tisc-ssrg ths 2roPHe'y o.
.turg potatoes by weight, tley would 60 Te- 70 e1-
.eri TIE ME = bread $50 II there Il sny article the
sse Ct which st,ult be regulated b. iaw. : ore o.
w I, nc. mesr .tsi TIE Leys.a'uIe 'houc reeu-s,e
tie pre- b.. hsy ST oud itsis upon he adopton q
,rch re would -sure 20 tts purchase what ..
r.ys -. We ..is-s.s1i !hE isys-A g OH ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
IRON MEAICO.

BALTIMORE. "Wednesday, Feb. II. lsj7.
New-0rltaDs papers Of Monday and Tuesday Of
Lar, week are received. They cottsa Mexican dates
to The 2o-h ult. The STATE Of the country wss uu-
tiuary quiet the orly pending trouble proceeding
frn The reb-Gous ospo-op Of the clergy, severa Of
whom bad t4en SUE marty icalt with l. was rumored
that the Apo'tolic Nnncio had demanded his pass
rors and 'uh cave the country. Senior Soto had
retired from the Ministry Oh account Of iu-hesitA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

vith slscrify upon the Messing opportunity.
Eveiytody tbo~s that ever 'iGe Souihern Coz
nercial C'nvehtico is b. Id the burden OF is well
is tia. it cauuo. precisely discover the means Of
dong 1t. let 1t annually aIche- i1so .e-son
Whb patriotic pertnscity, TO if sotue hing vii
Lot turn up in sid Of ihi, LOVING purpose. We
uby, Of course, expect such gentlemen to he fore
met IN any plan to advance the industrial later
ests Of tie commercial section Of tbs COlfederacy.
P.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
SOUTHERN MAII.-FRESHET.

BALTINOkL, " tuntrISV FtU' IT.
New. Orleans pspers OF Wednesday and Thursday
have been received.
The fierhct hiss done gr at dsmsge 20 the Chess-
ptake and Ohio Canal. One dsm has been carried
away, and another was seriously jdred II is sup
10 ed that ii will tai year and large expenditure be-
fore navigation can be re- umed.
Mr. Brcokss remsirs were received at Richmond by
large concourse of citizens and deposited IN the
Capitol for the nj hit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
EXPLOSION MN
KILLED.
BrFF.Lo. " ednt sds

BrFT.Lo, v tdnt day FEB II, 81.
Ills sferros tie boi4r connected witt the ms
chinfr, fcr driving the ptmps 90 7. ID Barrow eco
ton ofihe CeLsi Enlargement. nesr Black Rock DAN
e1plOced oe1poh-rii The bulldog in vhNt uss 10
clcsed, AID instantly Killing John stougtion tee eug-
reer Joi Kicer. fireman. aud FIVE !sborsrs vie were
ct voik or TIE csbsl Leal b.. Several otLers were
a'sO - ri0ue.v II iured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
GREAT FIRE At NEWARK. n. J..

NIWAKk J., tdLesday, FOO IT, INO'.
Messis. DUMMY Co.. extensive coach iac.s'y, in
Broad ct the tiIst Presby ersn Church took
fire about O cock this eN enLg and 10 III runs
NeIy little of the stock is saved. The front buid g,
containing the Office &C. is not vet touched. The tire
j. now speeding among flame buildings 10 Fard
Fair street; ard it is impt ssble 10 state what The losses
may be or v here the flames will stop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
MARINE DISASTER.

SToSIsCTON, Wednesday Feb. II, 1851.
TIL ship American, q Wscasset, Me-, eighty days
f ID Cork for New London, struck on Watch dill Reef
yesterday evening and was got of, but went ashore
aea io in TIE night The Captain and his wife sad chi
dren were take off in the eveoine The ship is dam
bged considerably and leaks badly, but is lying easy
al prCsent. Her bulwaIks are gone. steamer leaves
tonight to get Der of If possbe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
THE TESTIMONY

The inquest vss opened at II Ua
Corol En- Geniemon OF the Jwy: In reply 10 ths
second elesIsp from Philadelphia | have receh ID,
iu,t Iog, this snsyer
To =. ". CONWAY. Coroner. 81 " nd street
The tTunk ny pos.s'on belongs % hr feeh's and
80 i,prE ra.rssd 90 be DO tom Q O p BurLo n -
aud wib card &C. q. PEBBLES. n Y Cl' Mr. Pe.b!ss 70
gtI Known With JAMES NJ bfhhI~
Al fsh ll-ll.la a
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THE EXPECTED STEAMERS.

HALUAN, " edne'dsy, Feb. IT, F.M.
The s,esroibip Niagara DOW in her Twelfth 10y out,
bss not hten egraled. The weather i. clear and cod,
With q strc Dr. IND from 'be nor,h-tsst
PORTLAND Wedres1ey Feb IL 10 Pm.
Theftesnsbip Anglo Saxon has not Jet been heard
Of. She s il her fifteenth day out. mE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

table rsstils'crs are pgrcsesn, tAer b?ssc ,! .ess.
fon Il riss' MeohsScs Bsk,-- /. BcoSkiyu. sst
tbst they rake large ssving E - ding -ss is
ytl but Why doss not Mr.. B<,dSa set Il. ersnSe al
opcs sIi =. I s. ri. brad b. Vega sacs A. *.
lple rr-li Be a pubic bes f,cticc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
THE SSOURr LEGISLATURE.

81 LOUIS Mo-, Wednesday, Feb. IT, no.
In the House toe day before yesterday eon'tT.
ssss amepdmen; was pissed restricting the State deOS
$4,000. The Bank Comm tfee sgreed 10 report IN
sSo Of eight bsnk. witt three branches each. Win
SSssueas,e capital Of $l2 000,C 20 be chartered
~ Mission Of the Legislature. The Banks are not to
ss'eowtd 10 issue NOTES Of less denomination uan
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DEPARTURE OF THE ARABIA.

BosTOr Wednesda7, Feb. II 1857.
The Royal Mai steamship Arabia sailed n, noon TO-
day ith a. passengers for Liverpool and 90 for si
fax. Ste take out nearly 500, 600 IN gold bars.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. H. lSj1. Fl
Case No 57-Arsuuents concluded.
Peter G. Webster of New ok was admitted as an
attorney and counsellor.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-05

CouncfL PRocsEpraos.-Our readers have
DOUBTLESS noticed the tact, that we are nov
giving them full and correct council reports
In the Gays issue after every meeting
This We shall continue to do. although ut
present We have to act - our own reporter.
We do not get paid for publishing these
proceedings. but on the contrary are at
considerable expense in placing them be
fore our readers. besides making our own
repert.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-05

CoHcERr TENS EvEsIse. The Concsr,
st the Second Baptist Church evening BE-
fore last, was attended BY greater crowd
than could and accommodation. and many
had to 60 away. The music. songs. deeIs-
nation, etc. were excellent. 30 satisfac.
tory were the exercises, and 20 afford ~ an
opportunity Of enjoying them. the Coacsss
will be repeated this evening II the ssas
phase. There u no charge .os admisioa,
bet eollscsios will be taken up for the
pssposs Of making additions ~ tie 6sadsy
School Library. The Church should be
crowded This evening. and lot every one
who gess b prepared 70 contribute libssslly
when the csllsestsa y nod.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-05

na.LooKEs Bssssrf.-We are requested
to cay that ns. Locke, Who has been ".he
bill" q the Lyesam the last week in Van.
kee soasdy.will take bsns6s this evening
On this occasion there will be three rich
plays. In all'o which Ar. Locke and lady
will Sustain characters. See advertisement.
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AsvSssssaEsrs.-Ws s,e compelled 70
~ ovtr number Of sdvestissasats TO
Say. We shall take sueh means q not TO
oaend in this ~ again.
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at est N . W ..


AoeSleon Coovo1tlonA.
LAScAsrKr, Pa, June ..
Tho Straight American State Conyen.
ton to-day nominated Isaac Hsslehurst, o.
Philsdelphis for Governor. aud Jacob Bloom
Of d.. and Jssper L. Brady. OF Allegheny,
for Judges Of Supreme Court.
After Q long contest end great confusion.
Mr.. Lindermsn, Of Besks was nominated
for Canal Commissioner
A ratification meeting viii be held here
to night.
Gov. 0ssry's same was not presented
70 the Convention, he having sent des
patch declining the CovernoFshlp
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"A FLEET - RASTs. - Our d. Louis
veraeisy marking oil their sssssassss about
isiends have repeated with ~ ehssassssissic
he Davenport bridge. that sboss 90 10
thrss RATS sitsmptinGso pass THE sssusssss,
are snsshsd into little eiss Of pissss. =
Yesterday. sp 70 ] o'clsek. ?. T.. sis1asu
ssess pssssd bstwssn ths pisss Of the bridge
ssd sss..ess Of hen tesshsd! Two d
thsa vsss takss tAssagh b ths pilot whs
ri . ran iajsssd ~ ~ bsIsss 10 satsaps
~ y tahs ~ raft shsssgh bsssisi1si
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TALLMAN g. POWERS.
LAND AGENTS.
once Brady street, between ssssad and rAra
oosrosts.

4 ht"r'ais "a" 6iiHs1as vaiaa Meal -
oLsr'
lily Property IN Davenport.
4. hoase aud lot Third street near the 90 rner
Noes lslAau.
u sly I,s. IN the .outa -. ro,o., a, saa,,h -
F.raau streets.
= ~ ta~ ~ Notsn baF'tnpest, bstween Penn a.
hosh lss@A4 NUesb
AhiAe as5's .els afe well situated snd a. parts u
s me sn5 'r'ail 'mproVins aud ~iii Be sold
v-
=. - .sses seaAsoa oeuay
~ W. - ~ - nAAk"s WuA - sStes
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pyssbytssiaa osasral Assembly.

CLEVELAND June 3.
Twelfth day. Vote on Hisvers question,
yeas le7, nays 20. North voted , q unan.
imously, south protested.
LsxiRoroH, KY. June 2.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
Old Sclo |. has adjourned 10 meet At New
Orleans next May