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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25
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SATURDAY, May p, 1857
ASHFSTb. n,rke. without change inquiry Is mod
crate ,ales Of 40 bbs 81 rs for Pots and 81 25d 81 81 Tor
Pearls
COT1ON-The market continues fnn at recent improve.
usut the bales We repeat former quotations;
EEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION - - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25
VTyHE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AMI
II PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANYS Clldk


CITY err r on '1 BAITIMoRE o.v. Les
CITY OF WAsHINGToN....2SSo tuns.. Capt W wyss
CITY OF MANCHESTER. z lo9 tuns. Capt r. fane.
S74 tuns Capt JcQsJ
The underposed other vessels Intended TO ~ -
FRoM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER "Wednesday nay
CITY or WASHINGTON Wednesday ...............MSs
CITY oS B tRab "Wednesday ...."."JsSs
KINGAR0n ''''''.' u
CRY or WASHINGTON wedne sdsy .............. July
And every alternate "Wednesday.
FRom AsERicA - .
CITY OF MANCHESTER from New, York THURSDAY Maya
CITY OF WASHINGTON from N. York Thursday Jnpe y.
CITY OF BALTIMORE from New York, Thursday June -.
KANGAROO from New York, Thursday. .....:....Juy "
CITY OF WASHINGTON. from N. York Thursday, July y.
And every alternate Thursday
RATES or CABIN PAsSAGE-From New York and rhn.
adepha SIS; from Liverpool, Il guneas guinea aha 70
according the acconmodson IN the stse hons
all having the privilege In the Saloon inc'a"s o'e"
srd,s Fees -, ,.A..s 49,.
found In much -
required From Phisdephs and New fors, ~ Sfo" Law
erPool, SO A.. ..,.,.. vh, ...
DESTROYS Of bringing their friends at corresponding rsee
Drafts q Liverpool from ~ upward.
These steamships constructed with improved
eomp.rments Each vessel carries experienced surgeon
md syery attention paid comfort and accommodation
All goods sent to the Agents will be forwarded with soon0uy
ana dispatch.
For ffeisht or passage apply to
Holm q. DALE, No is Broadway, New YORK. Agent %
VIM INMAN Nos. and Is Tower Buidisss, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

GREAT REDUCTION in FARE 20 Eot "a "a
(JFr.t Csbin according 70 location Of 1870
sy,o ss5 Cabin 50and s55-In the hrst5rss STIR
So sssmskips ARIEL 1900 tuns and Nohtn on n.s.
$50 tuns 70 sail from Per No Nora hMaiLs Viz:
slseIv carving the UNITED STATS
Lave NEW YORK for SOUTH Bremen 70, o. ~, Yorh
AMP1oS s5d bhEhLn. "a ss,,S INV II Wed July "
NoRTH STAR. ssturdl, July u ssty aus wsS' Sept
ARIEL.... Saturday Aug essry ~ sx.r. ehsrs
Psssensers for HAVRE taken over "'' !
For passage freight apply 70 ~, .p-,,, Green X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY Is, 1857.
The exports of specie from this port Tor tue "eeA
ending this day and for the year 1857 thus far were


against t774 600 same week last year. The shipments
from this port for the corresponding week were 80
73 AID the aggregate from Jan. l. sO, ooS io-. Inc
receipts Of gold from the interior during the week nave
been probably half million from the West, Du' Tue
movement from other points has ceased Ihe-e sup
plies with the depletion of the Subj Treasury, nave
kept the Banks strong, and these institutions nave
been free lenders during the week. Inc couise
Of the money market during the week has shown a
marked and increasing ease, and the balances OF 'he
bar king and stock houses have been used with some
difficulty at T. cent on current securities We notice
quite a number Of transactions at 6 y cent on eau
with fasorite borrowers. A. the close the supply OIL
money was considerably in excess OF the demand'
Time rangemenis, however do not partake OF the
ease which charac,erzes call loans, there being stu
lack Of confidence in the continuance of the present
abundance Of money For rst class paper there Is the
sane active demand and moderate supply as has been
before noticed. This description goes without dlieu
~ at a & cent The payments from the West, we
understand are coming in more satisfactorily IMAM
before the opening of navigation and our merchants are
meeting their obligations promptly
The Ohio and Mississippi Road have issued the an
nexed card:
ONO 40 MISSISSIPPI r. r. COMPANY,
Ovyfcs No ssWsIL STREET, NEw-YoRg, May 3, 1887.
The Old Colony and Fall River Line, and the Gin
cinnati Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroads were
omitted on our tickets they join with other roads IN
passing our guests free Of charge.
The receipts OF the Terre Haute Alton and St. Louis
,,llo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

Markets. = Reported By Telegraph.
OswEeo My . I'm FLovR-Dcmand good Tor Mon.
:real and the Eastern trade sales 800 bt sea 81 for o.
welo tIare, WHEAT f-T sI,s 20 60 tls- a; IS for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-25

r.l sI9o nr Isl Totl S2l5, 30 %
l0'1 In,e..c in sO7 S4lor IS 2 cent?
The Beaver and Wheeling extensions have, how
ever been added to the Road sinceApril 1886. The
Annual Report of the Company TO the year ending
November 30 has just been ISSUED, and from II we
gather that the business Of that year gave the follow
ing results:
The earnings of the Company DUNG the year have
, 1857-05-22
~ The New York Herald publishe,

p6- The New York Herald publishes a
communication from respectable ship
master, calling public attention to the as
sassination of nine American citizens by
Brazilian soldiers near Tabatings.
"a 1t was telegraphed to New York,
on April 4, that the late Nicaragua news
had excited Gen. Walkers friends here,
and large collections Of money were made,
and more recruits and provisions would be
sent on TO him as speedily as possible.
p6r The latest intelligence from Spain,
received by the Spanish Minister at Wash
ington, is to the effect that the Mexican
difficulty will be arranged amicably, and
that the threatened operations against
Vera Cruz will not take place.
p9- The new Clar9 9ndOn-Dallas Treaty,
as revised by the Cabinet, has been sent
out to London by a special messenger.
The alterations are said to be of such a ma
ture that they cannot fail to be acceptable
to the English Government.
, 1857-05-22

CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY's OPINIoN.-There
are funny reports about the answer of Chief
Justice Taney to the application. of the
National Intelligencer for q copy of bis
opinion iu the bred Scott case. One o:
them is, that the Chief Justice, in order,
apparently, to administer slap at the con-
duct Of his associates, Curtis and Mclean,
10 publishing their opinions in advance of
fling them, replied somewhat as follows:
Chief Justice Taney returns his compi-
ments to the editors Of the National Intel
Egsncer, and, in reply to their request, begs
10 inform them that he does not prepare
opinions for the use Of juvenile debating So
cieties, or of political newspapers. He
would add, that wnen his opinion is filed,
it will be published by the Reporter OF the
Supreme Court, who alone has the right Of
publishing its decisions"
, 1857-05-22

"a The Cabinet have had under con-
nderation the position Of affairs in China,
and Lord Napier, the new British Minister,
had several interviews with General Cass
upon the subject, with the design Of effect
ing tripartite alliance Of England, France
and the United States-the three leading
commercial powers of the word-for the
protection of mutual interests, and the ex-
tension Of commerce and civilization in the
central aowery kingdom. 1t is understood
mat England and France being united on
I1e China question, are willing that the
United States should have full swing on
Inls continent-that they should have
enough Of the Monroe doctrine down even
70 Cape Horn-provided we appreciated
yur proper position on the China question.
LOrd Napier had received the most urgent
Instructions to cultivate friendly relations
WIN our Government and our people. He
was extremely anxious for the immediate
Slspatch of plenipotentiary of the United
o'ates to China ria England, aud strongly
urged our Government to send Mr. Walker
SS y such, instead Of letting him leave for
Kansas.
, 1857-05-22

TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH A FAILURE
The Scientific American publishes an article
from Prof Hall, and endorses it, prophecy
ing that the ocean telegraph will result in
failure. In addition to the difficulties Of
laying O continuous wire cable of such
length and of preserving perfect insula-
ton with a thin coating of gutta percha,
the following reason is assigned for this
opinion:
1t can be easily demonstrated that a
coil Of wire, ever so well insulated, if i'm
mersed in water, will not effect an electro
magnet with the same power as if it rested
out Of water. The proximity of so antago-
nistic an element produces a sensible effect
upon the electric current, and would, in the
length of cable proposed, entirely absorb
the subtle fluid, especially all that could
be forced through SO small wire as the
one contemplated. But even admitting q
communication possible, it is known to
electricians that in submerged wires per.
ceptible period Of time elapses in the pas
sage Of the current, and that this period
increases with the length of cable, and
that it requires some seconds Of time before
the wire is unchanged after each signal.
In the length of cable proposed, according
to recent experiments, it would require
over six seconds for each signal, making
less than half column in the NeU York
Herald for twenty-four hours work as its
possible capacity-not one-twentieth the
probable demand.
, 1857-05-22

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN AERIAL NAvIGA-
TIoN-WoNDERFUL IF TRUE.--A Paris
journal publishes a strange accountsef an
aerostatic excursion, which, the article
declares, has solved the long canvassed
problem of directing balloons. The per-
sons who are stated to have made the ex-
cursion are the Count de Pleuvier, NJ.
Garviui, and NJ. oMgeon, Mr.. Falconer
an English aeronaut, and NJ. Henri
Page, the writer. The apparatus used is
said to have cost not less than 300, 900 fr.,
the greater portion of which was furnished
by Count de PIeuvier. The machine is
represented to consist of two balloons
united together, of a spherical form, each
able to contain one hundred cubes of pure
hydrogen gas The directing power is a
modified screw, communicating with car
and rudder made principally Of whalebone,
to change the direction when required
M. Gavarni, the inventor, it is declared,
can obtain the upward movement Of the
balloon without throwing out ballast,
which system soon exhausts the resources
of the very best constructed balloons, and
becomes an invincible obstacle to long ex-
cursons in the air. The loss Of hydrogen
is instantaneously repaired by chemical
proceeding, of which NJ. MigeOn is stated
to possess the secret, and by a little ap,
paratus also invented by NJ. Garvani
The descent is effected, as hitherto, by
letting the gas escape. The departure oil
the aeronauts on tho occasion referred to
took place on the 18th of January, at 10
o'clock in the morning, from the Park ol
Ferriers, in the Solognc, and the next NOR.
ming at o'clock, safe descent was cf.
fected within a half a mile of Algiers.
The Aerial travellers remained on the
African soil only thirty hours, and left at
noon the day after their arrival, in sight OF
an immense multitude assembled to see
them ascend. The return was effected
without the slightest incident, but with
much greater rapidity; at 4 l-2 O'Clock
the next morning they alighted ut the spot
from which they. started, in the park Of
Count de Pleuvier.
, 1857-05-22

THE X. n. ORGANIZATION FORMALLY Dis
soLvED.-On Wednesday evening, says the
Sacramento Union, a number of the leading
members of the late Know Nothing party
Of this State, met, by previous arrangement,
with closed doors, in Sacramento, for the
purpose Of advising upon the best course to
be pursued as to their future political po,
sition. With entire unanimity they came
TO the conclusion that it would be useless
to longer continue separate organization
They then resolved to sustain the Admins
tration of President Buchanan, and to
stand upon his platform so long as those
principles should be maintained. The as.
semblage embraced many of the leaders Of
the late party.-San Francisco Herald,
May lN.
, 1857-05-22

BS- We clip the following items from
the Washington correspondence of the
San Francisco Totca Talk
"There is no doubt but that the Sand
wich Island treaty will be confirmed by
the next Congress 1t provides for re-
ciprocal exchange of products, and will
throw the whole trade of the Islands into
the hands of the San Francisco merchants
and cause a great reduction in the price Of
the staple article of sugar. The Treaty is
opposed by the sugar interests of the
South, but they are not strong enough to
defeat so Just a measure There are many
other points of view in which such a meas
ure would be of great benefit to California,
which | may refer to hereafter.
The Pacific Railroad is. regarded here
as the great measure of the Administration
1t is said the Cabinet is united on this
subject and that Mr.. Buchanan regards
the early completion of it as the crowning
act of his administration. 1t is certainly
the most enduring monument that any
statesman could have to record his wisdom
and patriotism. To James Buchanan it
now belongs to unite the extremes of his
country by hooks of steel and heal all
sectional dissensions, and he will do it if
Providence spares his life to the end of his
term of office. 1t is the duty of all good
men to give him their aid and assistance
in so great work, irrespective of party
bias. The New York Herald acting on
this principle, gives the administration a
warm support"
, 1857-05-22

TIE SLAVE TRADE.-The first Negroes
were imported by the Portuguese from
Africa to the West Indies, in 1903. The
English first imported slaves from Africa
TO the American Continent during the
early years of the reign of Queen Eliza
beth. Sir John Hawkins, one Of Eliza
beth's most celebrated captains, seems to
have been the first Englishman Of note who
embarked in this traffic, having been con-
Cerned in the sale of Negroes to the Span
iards in the West Indies. "In the same
reign" the African Company was FIRST
chartered for the purpose Of trade with
Guinea. This company carried,on trade
In Negroes with the English settlements in
America from the beginning of the 18th
century to the year 1882, when the traffic
was abandoned by it, and chiefly carried on
from that time by private traders" Eng
land abolished the trade in the year oi
1907.
, 1857-05-22

Special NotIce.-Dr J. G. GLENN Dentist
resident Of Oregon, is now in Olympia, and vii!
probably remain here until the last of next week.
Persons desirous Of availing themselves Of lis mo
ftsional services would d. well to make an early ap
plicaticn.
DR., G, will visit Sieacoom, and probably Seattle
before he returns.
BE- Office at the Pacific House.
, 1857-05-22
Democratic NOticc!!

A 7 4 MEETING Of the Democracy Of I-land Coun-
ATTY, held at Coyeland the 18th day of Apr 1851,
the second Saturday, 18th June was liked upon the
day for the Democracy OF the County t. meet at
COveand for the purpose Of nominatg two candidates
to in the next Legislature of the Territory, and
County officers generally; also one Councilman for
the District, at which time it is hoped an expression
from the other counties in the District will be had
to their choice Of Councilman.
WALTER CROCKETT, Chm'n.
]. Y. SEMaII. Sec,N \.
, 1857-05-22

The UNcoNsrITUToNL PARrY.-The Chill
licothe Adrcrtiscr says "the decision of the
Supreme Court, that the Missouri Com
promise was unconstitutional, and that
Congress has no constitutional right to
legislate touching slavery in the Territories,
is equivalent to deciding that the Reppbli-
can party is an WncostitHtiOnal party. Its
leaders from A to u, declared that there
was not the least doubt but the Congress
had clear right to prohibit Slavery in the
Territories. This was the rock on which was
built their opposition to the Democratic
party, and this decision crumbles that rock
into atoms. The Republican party an un-
constitutional party! Who in this free
country aud enlightened age would be a
member Of an unconstitutional party?'
, 1857-05-22

~ The Customs revenue of Canada
Hno tUr the last fiscal year amounted to 81, $685.
UVU, which is an increase Of $l,O0O,O 900
t vver the previous year. This increase has
%ken place under the new tariff, which
Soollshed the 80 per cent. duty, and in
creased creased the specific duty on articles Of
, 1857-05-22

7, 80 The amount of letter writing in the
~ States may be inferred from the number
~ postage stamps used. The number sold
~ Ine Government last year reached near
y one hundred and fifty millions of stamps!
, 1857-05-22

All persons claiming lands, in the above named
townships. under the act OF congress uf 18th Sep
tember, 1850 and the act amendat1ry thereof grant
ing donations to actual settlers are requested file
their notifications, specifying the particular lands
claimed, and their location in the government sur
before the thirteenth day OF June next and all per
sons in the above-named townships who do not hlc
their notifications aforesaid before the thirteenth
day of July next, will forfeit their claims under the
provisions Of the act OF l7th Juy,slSji.
Given under our hands at Olympia, this 9TH day OF
May, 1857.
WM. A. STRICKLER
Register.
S. GARFlELDE,
Receiver.
, 1857-05-22
Faugh au BaIIagh.

THE UNDERSIGNED have made an arrange
ply Of assorted Lumber. which we will he happy to
sell in quantities to suit purchasers Orders filled
with despatch, and delivered at any place desired.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
MITCHELL & STUART.
Olympia. May S, 1857. tn2I-tG
, 1857-05-22
Livery Stable.

TTAvING purchased the interest VI A. J. Baldwin,
lin the Livery Stable. heretofore under the name
Of A. Baldwin 4 CO., am prepared to furnish good
est notice.
Also, good wagon yard and Oats, Hay, &c, always
on hand, for travelling customers, at ne osry oisstf
RATES. -
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
, 1857-05-22
nmnHoUn-

nR. N. p. BURNS, late Of stellaeoom, Pierce Co,
- W. T., has removed 70 Olympia, into the house
formerly occupied by John @. Parker on Main street.
next door 70 Wilson d Danlap's new store. rc
Olympia April 2, 1857. nosoG
, 1857-05-22
DRUGS & MEDICINES.

! HE Seagned has just received, and viii here
alter keep constantly on hand, and make thereto
such additions the wants Of the community shall
seem to require full, complete aud genuine stock of
DA,T,E3 " Ms3DG.cIzfHSa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-21
BALTIMORE.


nm. WILLS, MEDICAL OFFICE, I.ock s"-
- hmnry ,,ca ~ '5 oiitg ,g issg IN s'
Fp OR No TEE RrollnEp-pr Mills, an e.porioncea
ph,scian tho Aopathc school may be eoaade"""v co.,
suited in all private nature or disease ,
n" Money required H." t"se =. mo, E Ears'M' "r 10
in the shortest possible time to have sa'ey
effected.
Of Secret Diseases wnH established IN this city
The nigh Wcp"i",i""
n nn ' ,S % ,n, ma"a,ed by The Char"an- who
flourish largely IN the public prints and with whom our ey
Aa,,c,ca be an yo"r ss"".d.
avoid injury. poennary loss aud disappointment
seek early medical AID where proper treatment can he obtain
cd pr makes n" alnr,ns ro'''s'"" P'"''' "o more
'"'' Nv scco".inry ana chronic Gases.
Tho us,si symptoms So,o Throat ulreraton OF III"
Mouth Itching aud roedernes, shoa, tho Soss n.,ass
cure OF tho odca, and such eaass DR. NJ Is
willing to stake 1t. hs.o, % aud rIp..s'.., m ..,,,.
The remedies OF pr In restoring strong and manly wy
lily all debility injury Incurred nom certain secret ""o arc
unsurpassed by any E...S,c, aoSc,I,." ,,"",eod y,
nv bor, And certain restorative thousands hom their
realized tho sweet hotion hope which from the
failure Of their thcr,o rui,ess search had b"
'''''' "''''' Nd"""s"uc- of Treatment.
Ne poonous of Mercury or Noaous Drugs use
n his practice. - ..,
Long In he treatment Of Female Affections Ncr
vnns ,scases So qualities pr NJ to afford kary Re and
M marked with skin and dclioaty
IDr. Mill.' l.rcnt Preventive.
This remedy appca'e to choi aes WIN DC SOM
duly prepared by ma receipt OF so by rem',ins 80
prescription VII be included = =.
Distant persons cured at home, by addressing DIR j. ~
MILLS nAIriMoRr, Qcors poSt paid Medicines sen In
uny direction by mail or osrfesa
iuno2Idls
,n,O ssssppERs or TOBACCO WEST
h VIA BALTIMORE NH The undersigned Forward
M Mcrchans aud Agents of the fennsyVan haro'd al
baltimore solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 All, POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
their with the trade having been Tor
the conancos of large part OF The Tobacco go
ng Wust through Baltimore they Halter tenaeN'" thh ihoy
give satisfaction to shippers
Freight nB low rs by other line =.
ConsEumons om the Ncst solicited and pnnetuay
attended to MAGRAN n koDNS
50 North street, baltimore.
Rofcr jacob iIead y Co, j Brandt r ba'lno,e' y J."
dudley, W. \ SMITH Mcdaniel Hurt Preston Mhinr
tjr,nshnw, I.yuchburg, Cronshaw Atn, Rithmond
IL ~ div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-21

The underslgncd being fully lorard the Portrait Gal
by Mr. Jas keaHy IL prepared 10
supply his irirns public with o like Pictures In all
various styles of the art.
kpucin invited 10 the style Of photographs
on tanvaaa eoloodi In oil which exhibition aud
beiar Tho ot dohnchtinn
honuy o these paintings only hc uy hpprooa'dby
examination Faithful life Portraits mnde by this process
from dag gnorf cot, pes u deceased persons
cordial ,tnon xendcd 10 all to Nnit his Gallery ana
cxNniuc spocmcuR of AmbroJ pes Dngueueoypos, plain
and tuuied Photographs, Ac &c . -
u II. Hiss,
Successor 10 j. kenEy.
N - Instructions given In the art on reasonable" terms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-21

HpAS s.E AVE s.-ghis delightful article.
Which has BEEN extensively Throughout tile world
nHdrr the of "ay Rum remedy
Headache and for affections of the Head sener
ally the Scalp lair has last been
rcdured that If nUcutrann which increases III
dicna virtues fold and makes 1t dy worthy the at
Of all In concentration which has
been effected alone by series chemical experiments by the
the Concentrated Essence of Bay Leaves Is
this n rumehv unsurpassed arroslng
decay of The Hair the removal Dandn and OF elieV wing
applications. that distressing itching which
cray pecedcs falling the Hair The inventor several
years originally prepared for member of his family
in the nostrns usually Sold who had
OF the hair hud such the dee ied
effects reputation once became established and hum
of calls been made for IT, without sys:cm
Such has become the reputation of Ros
the has been induced to manu-
scala and he offers IL with
the fullest confidence TO the cntira public
None genuine without the written signature of
TIlOS. II. ROSSER,
Manufacturing Chemist Petersburg, Va
For sale, wholesale and retail by STROLLER WHITE
HEAD, Druggists. - -
rv Look out tor limitations under the name of Oil Of Bay
Leaves Bay Extracts, Bay Water, &c
feb 9.d&rlY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-21

OKE having been thoroughly ovchanlel and now In com
ple order resumed their places IN the line New York
The JAMESTOWN CAPTAIN PAtisu leaves Richmond
Tuesday at clock fr New York and tY
Ioin evening. after th" arrival of the Cars from nch
burg and PttrrSlurg. tonchiug only at Norfolk.
Tbe ROANOKE. taPhah SklNSEi, leaves city Point every
SATURDAY. after the ARRIVAL of the Cars from Peters
burg n, w York tnreing at Norfolk.
Passengers l., the South Side Road, leaving lynchburg
Tuesday and Fay mornings will connect h the Steamers
CITY Point
and Fare from Lynehburg to New York by either
ship 81 Stecragc Pas only 50.
For tltho Information apply 10
LEE JOHNSON & co.