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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

ToLL-RoAp MEETING.-Thc Yuba Com
missioners, appointed by the Marysville toll
road Convention. have called meeting to
be held in Marysville this evening "to make
arrangements for the survey Of the wagon
road from Honey Lake Valley TO the Ameri-
can Valley" James P. Beckwourth, in his
history, says that Marysville promised to re-
ward him literally for turning the immi'
grants through on their mou"tainous route,
in 1852, and that he spent some sixteen hun
Gred dollars in doing it, and that two hun
dred dollars is all that he has ever been
paid. A legal gentleman in Orovile is in
possession of a power of attorney from MIR.
Beckwourth to commence suit against
the Marysvillians for the amount expended
We would respectfully suggest to these toll
road patriots, that their meeting take meas
ures to pay Mr.. Beckwourth the amount he
expended for them, in accordance with their
agreement, before building another road
around his place.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
ScrOfula and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GUYSOrrS improved Extract OF Vel low
Dock and Sarsaparilla" is . true specific Tbs pro.
pricors have in their possession over one hundred
certificates Of the most extraordinary effected
by IT. We can seely say, Try it. 1t revives the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood, and by its tonic properties restores the
medicine, it has no equal Its sngulary eAiacious
action on the blood its streng henny and vIviyI ng
action on the system stands 2re-eminany above all
other Sarsaparas. If you would have the rose
brought back TO your check, Il clear healthy and
transparent skin, and life aud ygor imbued through
the ,stem take l;uysott's Exrac: Jl Yellow Dock
and Sa-sapariIla II contains more of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other preparation
extant, which is chemically combined with the ex-
tract. of yellow Dock and the Extract of Wild
Cherry, thus making the remeiy more thoroughly
efficient than any other Sarsaparilla before the pubs
he At the same time it is perfectly free from III
mineral poisons which cannot be said of other Sar-
sapariIla compounds.
c II" Re care u and buy none but QUART BOTTLES.
Sold by Druggists generally.
Cotton 4 McDcrmot, Agents for OrovilIc
Park & White General Agents, and importers for
oil valuable Patent Medicines, l32 w ashington ST.,
san Francisco. myl5-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
Immigrant Road Convention.

The counties of Colusi, Tchau n, Butte and Tlu-
mas, are requested to send delegates to an lmml-
grnnt Road Convention, TO be holden at OrOyille on
SATURDAY, MAY 23d, for the purpose Of adopt
ina measures for the construction Of an Immigrant
Road from Honey Lake Valley 10 the Sacramento
Valley. numerous attendance from the adjoining
counties is respectfully requested.
H. B. LATHROP, SEN,
PETER FREER,
d. &. DOWNFR,
NJ. n. FARLEY,
GEO. II. CROSETTE.
OrvilIe, May q, 1857. Committee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

The STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR. The
Executive Board of the State Agricultural
Society have been having meetings, of late
at Stockton, to make preparations for the
Fair to be held there this summer. They
have added number Of articles to the list
of last year, for which prizes are to be
awarded. Among the additional articles
are olives, alfalfa, paper made from tules,
sugar from Chinese cane, an essay on
quartz mining, and n number OF other
things cannected with mining interests 1t
is suggested that separate coordinate
branch should be established TO give par
ticular attention to improvements connected
with mines and mining operations. The
Stockton papers have taken hold Of the
matter in earnest, and are calling the atten-
tion of the people to it. The Legislature
empowered the Supervisors of San joaquin
county 40 eSpeni $500 of county monies
to further the objects Of the society, and
make the necessary preparation for the re-
ception and proper display of the articles
forwarded for exhibition. The Central Race
Course has been selected as IA ground for the
display of cattle. The public square is
being graded. by the city and county sep
arately, to receive the other portion of tho
exhibi tion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

ARREsE OF A COUNTY TREASURED -
Robr f. Woods, Treasurer of San Francisco
county, in consequence Of a refusal to allow
the Finance Committee of the Board of Su-
pervisors to inspect his books. in accordance
with the Act of the Legislature, was on
Monday afternoon committed to the county
Jail. for contempt. Subsequently, writ OF
habeas corpus was issued by Judge Hager'
returnable on Tuesday at TO o'clock The
question will probably ultimately go to the
Supreme Court.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

FoR HONOLULU p. X Webster, n typo
for some time employed IN this Office, left
yesterday for Honolulu. in view of the
approaching comet which is to knock the
world from its orbit, and submerge portion
Of the globe 1t is supposed that Mr.. W.
considered the chances decidedly in favor of
being on water.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

PERsoNAL.-We received flying visit
from J. McDonough Ford, Esq, Of the
Golden Era, on Tuesday morning. Mr..
Ford expressed himself highly delighted
with the prosperous and thrifty appearance
of Oroville lie left yesterday morning for
the Bay
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

STREET TDIrFICULTIEs.--Ats six o'clock on
Saturday evening, says the San Francisco
Chronicle, special. officer Cook had n diff.
Guilty with Walter Walsh, editor Of the Sun
day Varieties, about detamatory article
which appeared in that paper in which
Cook me was mentioned Cook knocked
Walsh down and gave him pretty severe
beating. AT eleven o'clock on the same
evening a Mr.. Andrews of Sacramento, met
Walsh near the corner Of Merchant ard
Montgomery street, and drawing a pistol
al watch at the same moment, gave the
later ju't one minute to divulge the name
of The author of certain correspondence re-
ilecung upon him. Andrews police Off
Ger came up, seized Andrews and too the
pistol IRON him, when the affir ended!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
OrOyille. Wednesday, Nay 18Th. 1851.
Democratic state Central Committee.

Democratic State Central Committee.
meeting Of the members OF the Democratic
Stato Ccutral Committee will be held al san Fran
cisco OF WEDNESDAY, May 20lh' ut 10 O'Clock A.
II for the purpose of determining the time of hold.
ing the State Convention and attending to any busi-
neSs incidentu thereto
ALFRED REDDINGTON, Chairman
Democratic state Central Committee.
Sacramento, ApriI 9th. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

ANOTHER ENGINE.-The steamer brought
an engine on Monday, for Messrs Sparks &
Smith, of Thompson's Flat 1t is designed
for pumping the water from the Columbia
Quartz Lead.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE COMING OMET!!
TIE COUNTRY SAFE

THE COUNTRY SAVE.
uNEACON SHELDON, of the san Francisco
~ wholesale and and retail Liquor Store, on
Montgomery street, Oruve. is prepared To regale
his friends and the public during the short space ot
time allotted To- them on This ransitory earth, with
the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars which are
sold cheap for cash. by
DEACON SHELDON & IIAYDON,
Ne1t % McDcrmotts Drug store. Oroyille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

BowE's PIONEER CuscUs.--Ths popular
troupe will open in @roville on Thursday,
the lith inst, and remain hut two days -
Thy hsye some Of the best talent in the
Union. and are favOrites with the public
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

Ir is proposed by the Mechanics Institute
of Sun francisco. that an Industrial Exhibi-
tion be held. under their direction, in that
city, on Monday. 9Th September next, and
the ten following days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

The RIVER The recent cold weather has
had the effect to cut off the supplies of the
river from melting SHOWS, and it hws gone
down some three or four feet. The grading
for the hume of the Orovlle Mining Com
pany, is once more visible The river is up
some four or five feet above low water mark.
A few warm days will create another rise
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13

Orovlle packet Sam Soule, was detained on
her upward trip on Monday, by swinging
across the river on bar, some six or seven
miles below town. The boat arrived at her
landing early on Tuesday morning, bringing
forty five tons of freight, and number of
passengers She left for Marysville at 10
o'clock \. N. yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
KANSAS.
BORDER RUFPIANISM IN ATCHrSOS.


Saturday, August ~, 1857, viii always be memoir
able day I the bstery VI Addison. For although the
events of that day are not distinguished Dy anything
worthy or bOnorable they eIe ct nature not easily
10 be forgotten. The remembrance Of some public
outrage or wrorg keeny felt a. that OF something
NJ moTdbe OF note. worthy.
On SATURDAY, the I'D, Free-State Convention was
70 have been held in AtchisOn, for tue purpose OF
.eting deegse- to the Grasshopper Convention, aud
Col Lane had been invited to deliver an ADDRESS. IL
il well Known that Lane ia quite obnoxious 10 me
most ultra free eaters # kensns AID Missouri and
little squad Of SOutheTners who hang around Achlson
swOre that the Colonel sLc uld never MAKE speech ~
their town though the streets ren booo. This
sautd however were painfully aware CT their numef-
ical insigu fceLce eLc appesled Tor AID ana CON.
FIT" 70 their syngathzLS colleagues OF Inc Missouri
A favorable respoI sc given, aud then the bull
living {, umenced 10 earnest. The AichsOG ireeaters,
r, g,beI, ed ~ LordiLate quan ity Of "rectlfed
Kan sas Bouib0n and blue lodge Promises proclaimed
aoUd "Desth 70 tie id AboliuOoists -" DOVE
.h bigger N -" Away with Lanes carcsse =
SC Bot iiii attention vas paid TO such threat and
,he Jay { ? tie Convention arrived. A few oil our
c'zeLs web; W 70 cooperate with those VINO mIgh'
orgarile for the purpose OF protecting ne ana prop
civ AID a. as they -ingtd out for insult and Ia
dignity, We viii eve their experience and picture The
C!ceai through which they were forced TO pass
TIE party consisted of some eight Americans and
Twelve G+ rmerstbe former riding on horses ana the
latter IN ysgCLs They arrived ct AtchisOn about
L,cn aid after putting up their horses, found 81 Their
snsZemeht Il at NE asues had been taken Tor TIE
holding Of II Convert OF for the proper organls
ton OF he Free. state io-ces. The sreets were ted
vii men, aLd s;acks Of arms were seen 10 the gros
SHOPS sno groceritf.
some twelve II the Lesvenworth 90 ppsuy, about
o'clCck were standing quietly in :rcnt OF Adams ~
Syifts Office when disturbance was heard up the
street, where large body Of armed Iaen cole c'ed.
E.Lt 0. ten Of or citizens including f. g. Adams,
tr0,her Of cur Mayor. now residing 10 Aeu'on,
stated il tie 6rectiou Of the sceIe. Tbs ~
'l:cit.d a "wLcop" f:on q ronaiic Mssouta =,
shch vac apiwered Up the street std spPssrra 20
be the sensl for the general gathering - eve'y sTuI
sld Whisky .hsny vented forth &c; o. a, %S
cA,g o.itoae.e ssmed 10 ne tse rs,,.ai.inr TO
Fee sat- About this ,ms, also, ttree wagon, %,
rssy,J IL the .,rs els loaded with "Ls'seDse Sa1 -
.5o.,s5, tsside ,ny q-srii;; Ct 'de 'sis' O' u
'SS't,s:G ~ M stree. .bc re F..eSA'e band
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
CANADA.
HALF A CONTINENT RULED By FUR
TRADERS.

1hADEhO.
Correspondence Of The n Y Tribune.
TORONTO, Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1857.
Messrs Elce ard Labouchere want to preserve
intact the Hudson's Bay Company fur wilderness
of half North America, or 10 part with as little of It
as possible. Our spectators here, aware Of tie
great value Of many portions Of the Northwe't,
n.ist upon tie abolition Of the monopoly, and pub
lie sentiment heartily cOncurs with them. setd
herewith volume Of eight maps prep AIRED by the
Crown Lands Office here, containing the most ac-
currate picture Of these empires yet to be civilized
snd settled, which has appeared.
I.ast night 81. Lawrence Hall was filed By ali
that is influential and active among or bushes.
men and politicians. Mayor Hutchinson, Scotch, an
Orangemsn, youug, intelligent aspiring, AID by &C.
cupation wholesale grocer, presided, ard Mr..
Allan MacdoIeil, formerly Sheriff Of HaItoa aud
Wentworth, mOsed the frst resolution Here il IS:
Resoired Tia. IN the opion OF his the -rice
arrived yLer even part oi that vast portion Of tie
Costin,r, hoh i he'd BY the Hld.ons Bss Cooperation,
sbcrd be wholly epfraIchised from the irOu s~ay Of
a., Conp,-y and thrown comments, prise
90 sd trede u free sud srct-d
- n,-,ss Of Brsh dCninn,. -, the rtsh. AID 'tr d.
III IL snd de. cpiDs IA r-,pUrce'
u.t... S:s. ~ - = :. -. b. E3..- A1er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
REVOLUTION IN YUCATAN.

NEw.ORLEASs, Monday, Aug. 81, 1921.
By the arrival at this port of the schooner Ncin'i'
we have late and important advces from 1uc4,'n. -
revolution had broken out, and nearly the wnos o''0
in srms The revolutioniss were composed OF the
p.dcsI marty and were everywhere successful. When
,ha N;csnor eft the Governor was marching against
CAM achy with $50 men. ,o.,
Nyw-ORLrAYs, Tuesday, Sept. J., 1871
The fol-, wiz o. the footings OF the annual 0o'ou
q atemebt Ia GATE: ,saoo,oh,,s
Total receipts at this poTt'.. 30 oDO p,
<'S'SS'vr
Ixports from this pOrt...........''l'io ~" ptes'
The ,ec.tts III new are 100 bales, against looo 70
this cate ast year. u, .u,.o quota
nns Of the same description of Cotton for the year
il l2ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

ra,s and with some, toe who ought to have checked
all such work stalking moLey not bis own, and never
asked b, the Bank ivr aUy suretie- wha,eSer
The wretched colonial system saddles CaDada
with bureaucracy, who hold the public efiices as
# BY il heritsnce. Mr. Bouchstte was Surveyor,
Gene rsl il Pspiueaus times-ultra, loyal ana Wei
paid for il. When authority tottered, the J'D,"r
Bouchette became roaring Radical spontins De
moc,acy-was cent 10 jail and then TO Bermns'
and r,,urned to have new office carved cut Tor hid
of Commissioner Of Customs. The family hang on
10 al nil istries, are well paid for Doing htte' ana
Cummings is the Commissioners br"the'-ln-hw'
ard Anderson is connected by marriage win tue
same family. While our best merchants are refused
disc, uuts, family interest will give gambler sne
unchecked control Of many Thousands.
thong ht that Col. Tache would have removed
Andersen when certain TerrebOnne debentures
were very in properly passed through his Office; out
he ddn and the worst feature Of the case Is, we
have no cheeks.
sr,rENESs OF BANKS -,
S,.sr., ~ Asse.s and Ii Aching Charter tor the
sbiiiie. srd Assets OF ncath OF JAy l00''
Banks Issuing Notes up.
der The Free Baking
Act TO Jolly ST. 1851,
O5;h sud nth Nicioiis,
n. L. lcl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
VERMONT ELECTION.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Tuesday, Sept l. 1891.
Our State election took place to-day. Very little
;,.er,st WAS manifested in it, and the vote cas-. was
small We have returns of the election of - repre'en-
.s,ives. 81 of whom are Republicans, showing
Democratic gain Of one from last year.
The following is the aggregate vote of eight towns
tr Governor: Ryland Fletcher, Republican, 1865
Henry Reyes, Democrat, Sol.
Scattering returns from about twenty towns show
rolt vote and large Republican majorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
LATER FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, Sept. l, 1857.
TIE Karsas correspondent of the Democrat says
that at meeting at Lawrence, on the "a u'.' 10
elect delegates to the GrasshopPer Falls CONVENTION
the Democratic wing of the Free State party cons'u
t.d 6ve.sixths Of the auditory. The deegates were
al in favor of voting at the Fall election
A ,oue Dyoscgni has been entered in the case OF
Cant Walker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
GREAT FAIR ArST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS Tuesday, Ssp.. lSJ7.
The second Fair Of the ST. Louis Agricultural aud Ne.
Chemical Association, commencing ON the 18th instant,
P'ouises 70 be the mOst respendent affair wit
ItsSes Within the last year the grounds have been
ornamerted and received large additions, and spprO
plate accommodations have been made for the art-
clts 10 be exhibited. nothing has been overlooked
which would increase the convenience aud comfort OF
yisitors. The premium list embraces prizes amount
ivg TO Si0OOo II Is confidently expected TIA. this
IL csanicsl Exchange of the Mississippi Valley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
THE MONEY PANIC IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Tuesday, Sept !, lSJ1.
Tie the banks here has entirely subsided
II was confined TO the holders Of small bills. The
amount Of gold drawn from all the banks wa less
than $4,000. No deposits withdrawn. There
is gold in the vaults this morning than was ever
in the city before. The Savings Banks yesterday re-
ceil ed deposits amour ting 70 so, 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
BROWN UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT

PROVIDENCE, tuesday, Sept. /, ISJ7.
The literary exercises OF the Eishty.niuh CON-
N, Icement Of Brown University began this morning
Berg. f. Thomas II Worcester elected President
81 the Phi Beta Kappa VIM. Patten, Vice. President,
and Prof Angen Secretary. The address before the
Aiuuiri wss delivered by Samuel Cox Of Ohio, Upon
The necessity Of more of that bsn'gnaut moderation
Which scholarship should iofGse INFO American lfe.'
The ADDRESS before the under graduates Societies was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
l.. s. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYS EXuIBI-
TON AT LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
FIRST DAY.
LOUISVILLE, Monday, Aug

LOUISVILLE, Monday, Aug 81, 1857.
The United States Agricultural Societys Exhibition
was opened here at 10 O'Clock this morning by the
butchers Association escoIting Col Wilder TO the
spuhi,hester where he cloquehtly addressed fifteen
frcusand opie-;be half of WHOM were ladies' Many
distinguished strangers were present.
mr. Say was d. voted 10 the nial of speed the
track and voluntary exhibitions OF horses In the am
r.tbtatre. ..o, ,.
ii, or seven hundred head Of superior STOCK were
catered and the entyis still making.
The weather is delightful.
SECOND DAYS
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Tuesday, Sept. ], 1917.
Tbirty-sx classes of Devon aud Durham stock anu
horses we've exhibited to-day. The Durham stock was
pronOunced uniivaled.
The Kentucky, Ohio ana Indiana exhibition Of stock
tcck all the prizes wuioh were awarded TO- day.
The attendance was large and the weather delight
ful. Intense interest was manifested and the most
Cct brated in the country were present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

NEW-LONDON, Tuesday, sept. /, I61f.
Our Post Office broken INTO last night, tter
the arrival Of the New-York boat and the bag
tanning the New-York and Southern Mails stolen
No trace Of The bag has yet been found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

by Wendell, Phill'ps His subject was EDUCATION 10
"tbe broadest sense Of the term. IT..
m. noem was delivered by 3. Dryden Phelps. His
- ms 4" The Poets Song" The exercises were
usiI attended snd passed off very satisfactorily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

ELMINA, \. l., Tuesday, Sspt. III ".
Over one hundred horses are entered for the Far.
The grand cavelcade of ali the horse, exhibition is
progressing, ard ia led by Flora Temple, Lancet
and Jack Rosster.
Ergine Co. No. 81 from New Yo-k, arrived here
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
TIE LOPEZ EXPEDITION.

Nrw.OALrAss, Tuesday, Sept !, 1857.
There is mass celebration to-day in commemOra-
ton of the landing of Lopez in Cuba Cannon have
been fired and speeches made in honor of the memory
of the deceased Cuben
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
THE HIDE AND LEATHER DEALERS BANK
" ING COMPANY.

The Hide ard Leather D,alerr' Company wa. or
capjz,d to-day by the choice OF Directors and the
ii, ction Of Lee Clsfin, President and John March
Cashier. The Bank is expected to 60 into operation
ealh 10 October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, Aug. ST, Ioo'.
A careful revision of the California papers by the
Empre City gives nothing of importance in addition to
VIA, las already been teesraphed except the arrivals
at San Francisco from Atlantic ports, as follows;
Ships Osborne Howes, Black Hawk and L. +. Will
lets, from New.York and John Land, from Boston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
THE PROGRESS or GERMANY.
EFFECTS OF THE THE GERMAN PROTEC-
TIVE SYSTEM.

Translated by THE TRIBUNE from the Bes Correspondence
Of the Neue Zeit
The following table exhibits view Of the progress
of railroads in Prussia since 1919:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
rHE SOCIETY OY MISSIONARY INOUIRY.

PKOvlDKNCE, X J., Tuesday, sept 7, I11l.
An Grafton was delivered to-day before the Society
Of Missionary Inquiry, by the Rev. W. s. Plumer.
His subject was g The Destiny Ct the Cnited States,
land the Duty consequent upon that Destiny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

RICHMOND, Va, Tuesday, Sept. l. lS51.
The fourth resolution reported by the Committee on
Resolutions prVyIcng Tor the formation OF General
SyrOd is still under consideration.
The Convention expects to adjoyrn sine die tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
TotAe Associsted Press.

Our Municipal election took place to-'ay' "'oiso
Sparks, American, is elected Mayor oy ''i maJoi"y'
The American ticket is also elected.
Beverly Tucker has accepted the appointment 10
PIE Consulate at Liverpool .
II j. not roba bic that the contemplated changes 10
tbe heads Gfthe Government Bare aus Will be ohclay
arror0ced before the determination OF the present lis
cal quarter Of the year.
Da,i1p August more than 900 land warrants were
isqueS lder the bounty law If 1870, to satisfy which
o3I OO0 acies are necessary So far 2650 OOo acres
have been grant, d under that act.
EDWARD s. III astiugs hiss been appointed Receiver OF
Public Moneys at Montgomery. Ala.
A patert for IS 900 acres of land selected IN lieu
of those located by military warrants or SCRIP ana
issnf6 nv virtue Of special certificate 10 favor ot
U;s1onsio under the second section OF the act OF
M,rcb 1885 il no in the OF preparation 10 the
General Lsnd Office, and will be transmitted 10 lne
Governor Of that State Ia few days: n
The Presidents reply to Prof. Sllinlan anu o'neis
I'll affairs 10 Kansas will soon be paollsneu. A..
The Secretaries of State, the Treasury, ana the
~ with their families; large number OF other
afSs;sIs Gen Ward Burnett, and several member ol
~ Prtss attended the wedding OF the iiOp' Hnaih
Wolhri1ge to-day. 1t was recherche aifar.
The mail from all points South, as late as que Is U
IT, Texas the continued atrocious outrages on Mex
rsn csrtrnen was exciting deep Indignation ln tho
western part OF the State. . A.. :;
letter from Poin, Coupee, Louisiana, says thst 10
coneenuence of frosts In different parts OF inc
STATE The Sprpg caue will be behind a fair average
I'D fiat the all must be very late 10 allow II 10 pen
T,dsr All circumst4pces the crop OF sugar cannot eS
cad $50 900 hogsbeads and the planters generaiiy
estimate it at not over 200 900.