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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15


nEDrsRsArkAs-ssA or nARxoRA-uLGHS on rss rAKAR
Director Of LIGHTS s,r the turkish Sss given 20
would be established on he Tanss or sSshous. iss "a &
eaten Pc: Of hs%Ssn I ,sPa The g. Of
red fsshes The Iuu.s,inS aPpAra.ps is leus but %
sd OF Z: Sssr 1hs s ass !: e -
distsnce Of twelve miles from the doek OF ship IN cs
..s s N L. z, e ' ss ss "a 4 =:
variation Of the Cemgssa 20 wes in 1857.
THokNToN 4 JENxINs sscrs..y-
Treasury Department office Lighthouse Board Ach s t6T
Wnaicmew.
Capt Cutler of bark Dolphfn ef Warren RI writes from
unSsr the charge Of s.ps seas under %sS.cf
Gssws;: Tss 9s x n had s e g 80 W. .,
At s. Hsers ma. De ST. m.,.po'ea ,ct wsspo soq!s
iD
Nasssa Jog briss Asgre. Mcheoor hence Wig scesa.s.
% isr wo c ss s Ssa ssa a.
Or &c ss' s% fSS Ss re:
diss Person eoc%os heoes d. Ams!is from nsx
ess ss 4
Thomas. wig Darling Terry. henoe. dAs
Home FOrtn.
xs.sSa.s; ss:sS Sosa s.sso.s; Ss.s Ss;sss asts: q
s.s% % Ssssn sSp so Sns ccrSs 70
M%
Gs1 DSns1s
sdelphia; y, Faulkn, Eyosk Caspian rArser PosA.1.
Youre Essle, bark jas sr.nt brig DMscsn. HART Ne
2Rfs1SE ssos ss2 rssrm andre. M......;
otE yssAssrp Mes c.rsc.s
MOI ssip cssce' WSts Boston Ssrfs sd:o Ks.drts,
:ss
Sfori Ia 1 he ons sch; aninosn Ga ssrs ssns
Rg%sls,.y. yim,as,c.; 70: S!s Isywsa: asiSassI
6HAThAH March 10 - .S.f so.na y.
S s0% sso%ns so ss csas
which came in South Channel. Ps.sn. ). m ssssmsr 4
pioHToN. March s--Arr .chr John Compton SHARP, ~
ALL sIyE1; March s.Arr .looe 7 v Tno,,e Davis. q
rGrt s scs5 nopc rOes sSspSsed ss YO s..
s-mere, lounisln Davis, NYors sa sohi Lizzie r.Jssr
i H%MFToS 10 sDs March liar .Al.. s.c. w.ra
WV VIEW c ssa SsG GsSG rsnea snip Fanny pe.
sm9er NYork banks ss,ony s.'Ss Boston Insu "a 81,
NOTHING IIss, Nus; Ssrdsos:;; 49,. 49,.
taas. hsJ B.s.1a from DO BED o. ssiss ils% ran
and others se0rs rsDosd .s, s 1ssp sssSe LII
MARTHA. Bailey L.nsrpco wartsnbsTg MeIen... Hare,
Joan s e. ssss'
S Tss,s TO ss seS Ss .p s.. . s.r
a 81 S;: ~: 81
s%s Tis 'i 4' " S'"".
md siss s.ys src's
q deck of hay and osbsrs bosrded
the heavy wiad Also In port Ievesne cutv Nor
ria from crune AN. Edmund Dwtgtt. MGR
IRON Provtience Philadelphia snd Others bound s.
Wind WNW
PENSACOLA MArch 2-cd h-is James DAVIS, s,ap,es Ma
PAOyiDEscF March iS-Below, -chrs y.nny s,snce.
Team sss:1 sp :as Ses S.s s% S s a.
Fowl Cranda. RappahsDnoch. Boston Brewer, Pnna-
delphia Barnes Kaymoed Wei socps MARY Bsusn,
Halock RHODES do and FROM below tSg Fac
scArs LYDIA Gbbs and sprisltng Sea. large ship.
fo- Provc anchor In e wesA Bay, above Hope
Island, this pm.
SAVANNAH March OAR a.snship Augus,a. Wood.
hull HY@k bark Peer DemilL Ho~y. do; brig, Aaxussa
stone DO; Chasr Utly Troids CID shps hidilstou
Bets ,-rpoo Chss ChAoper Br Fos Truro; bart VIVID
IIgkt Blanchard Csrdenss brg Congress DE- Lntbo<v
humble Roads FOR orsnrp
TAUNTON March Ia-Arr sosr samSs ~ Thrash
err. NYork sid OH. sohv Roanoke. PhiliP T. do
WILMINGTON March i0Arr schrs l,dsle Griffin. and
snish Cooper NYork Cid nth syfia
geu Cuba schrs, Alba. Merrhew. and Emily Hobart,
York.
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CLEARED
sssm.so xsI.na scasncc ssvannahSS Eish Ill.,,
.ssssmshp Jsnssowa, Parrish, No4oi Io-Ludlam
sSip Cry q xeSiis na..Ssi. i1verpsol-BArsect Co
Bark Unios (sre1, Ho'ssmAn, MISUNDERSTANDING Null
HAM Hamilton, Webster, psD..Csrsle 4 zlm@srnsn
Brig EeSe Rce. Port al Pri.ce-H Desa.Is Go.
s ss ssT s., xasen sr TO-
s s1 asa.ss I,ssii, SoSss-s.sis 4 as..:a
schr waE q the wind; PssI~ai. BSacos-a L Mitchell
scSr Coans.ai Hasmoud. Jsclsouvfis rla-rhompsoa A
scSr assdies cs,ses1s, Easnios' C. Sc-van Brn,
ssSr Hoss.,y Apps.or, Erssss,e..osTf.IwS Mckee
ssSr ..s G%s.rs fsnsSs.S MCKEE 0''
ssr fss ss.s sS
s seSr SsssS. jane pss. D. wdw
schr SUPERB Hssfo.d sh Bis. T.. Kenny p,,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Parker vein R2msay Balumos' with ase to
Ship Indiana Coin. New Orleans. Feb " with mdse 70
Frost Has been sis days Of Cape Haiierss Nth heavy
brig Laooln o csstlns CORVALLIS. Port cseras raere'
lon = 5 eSpeIeneed heavy sse from w. was Compelled
70 soud % hours under close reeied o2ss and had toprsl
iop.ai and boat Hsd heavy wssihsr Cape
Bra webster Kelly, lIa,rtmsn, Ms,.tusz, PR Feb as
with sugar &c TO y Iirookwan 4 CO r-,,.,., ~ 49,.
WIN sugar. 10 Been A KunhsrdL
via rsiS & &C Sew oa Sr &C. s.%or Sf Oh
me, ca ais,ss .Pss' brig rrs1s s sIg1a,'ss; had
I,h 10 Mules Of sandy Hook ssw ship Andover. Der
i1s icAI,sn Cof Sostonl Ch.dbouru, c.rAen>. March
With snssr To nassr ~. INST, oh The De.ssds sgoss grg
II Iismiion
scsr 1cSie,er Br Banks, Ponce Pr n dsys with sugx
Hamilton Bros r:Npereuced heavy weather FEB eth
ai a. ~ spoke bark Howard Of and from Bosoa foe A.
ScSr BsiTor. s.Ishl seuvi. y day. Nth rsosas and
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Miscellaneous and Disasters.

wPrcx-Mr George Burger. OF pilo, bos u arnneh No
reports that on % miles Sc OF Sandy Hook saw
msst with Yards sails Ind rgeing attached, which had be
lonped 70 anal vessel had been long in the wafer
B,rs wiLnrixrsa before reported ashore al Kent Island,
oil Frdsy, and arrived " Baltimore on sArus'
morning.
sn Bnie soiIpx. Psuisen. bencs at Charleston reports
Has gales the passage On tue 3h ns
on Cane Lockout passe bark painted bltck spps
rsny about 30 tons had moasses hhds on decx ner sails
nose pary blown her nsss al Tsnding,
hoas nj v,ns and absndoue II blowing heavy At The
time nd could her name out ALSO passed co'on
ard other wrecked material on the massage.
Bsa CAPT shcerds Of brig Osroni = "a spnss
re,o, ON Sunday the 7th o0 the outer snos OF Ha
abou n ocID~k AN fell With the wreck on NE htrin
brg E,yard ~ " eurgc Cept facy, seven GAYS o'
60, Nv. reues hound unOre, with cargo cOnsns
OF 40 hogsesd uoasses supposei 70 pc On ss
nr,t III owners The brig took rom the wreck NApstn
sr..y 49, The 6ys MAZE Isaac Adams About mai utne
sh awe In Int supposed 10 be cf the Charleston pack
e,stahn New Yors W Charleston before repcrted
ara toNk OH Edward Mannng SEAMAN. who was NC gy
irp Pour VIZ, Darius sonlgnsry I anreN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15
INTELL[GENCR.

SrsAAKRB TO AND IRON HAVANA.
HAsG--fon Charleston 10Th and 9Th dus Havana IA
and LIST.
OAHAvsA-S~om York 18th. arrives .. Havana 18th ..
New oriesss lvh: From New Orleans Eth, Havana VII
BLACK w.asIoE-Frou New York 1.h. .rrtvs n Havana
Leg And New Orleans Sd From Sew Orleans l1h Havana
Leaves New York Al 10 AN aad Now Orleans ct AN.
QUAkRR Cirr-From New YORK 7h a each monkh arriving
Hayass nth and Mobile l<th. From Mobile Nd, Havana
2AA. due at New York 2kh
TIM OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be OF value to those having correspond
Tho mai Southampton tbs 9Th 10Th Of
ARRIVES Al CO rsi.ar about 9Th aud 18th osaane ooss
Ar1vss Malta about the 14.A and SVh Of noaA.
Arrives Alerandra about e ih Of same and Nh of fol-
Leaves sbou, the 10Th or a Of same q
following month
Arrives Alden sben the 18th ssh Of and 10th
Leaves Aden 18Th 9th And day OF
val for Bombay, and liz 70 3osh for China, &c
Intal Navy at Bombay about the ID 10 h
and O ssamsr arrives Al Point de Gale Me Oh
Tth and xd 10 I'D Of following month -
Point Gallo for Pulo Penang the day tho
Arrives Puo Penang l2k ls,h aud 18Th
2th Of following month. = -
AT,e: sasspore about the is.A Or isA ao1 s'' or Isl
Leaves Singapore sbou, IL hours after arrival
Arrives .. Hong KoSg about The I'd or 2nh aad s or o
Leaves reSt DAY for shanghAe.
two mails EpglAnd-ooe the Nh and aHh q each
moash-viA MArseiea and arrive II Alexandria about u
20 time the Southampton mail.
- az DcsIsg:. esd letters i"ts"ad for uhs New ToaE
ALMANAC xoRx-rxu
sus sis.s ...-....'- y .oos En.s: .....-.evs II II
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3 News from Venezuela
rSrYRxsrINe COMMERCIAL RseUL ATIoSs.
Tf,or 200 po rdepre nj kha psposa twsatso

PrptTo Cpnto, fes. II, 1851
Tie new tariff has bern Published, and win come into
operauop April Ia leading features, 90 regards the
United ststes are Important Of which the folio ~ng 40
abstr There reduction Of duty the In 1ofs
ton OF hour butter cheese ccdtsh cotton, white bleach
ed or domsslics, hams, herrrrs, lard, soap, NJ 40
cording 10 the new regusuons shippers are required TO
Ian copau QUE OF when she'll be directed 10 the
por, Of destination and TIE oths, the eonsguee ana
In failure thereof the vessel and cargo become liable to
coniscshon.
Corec comes in more freely and Consequence prices
have recedsd fraction The folio vinS quotsuons are
reliable Coffee, 1sxc shkc. Hidcs are 10 demand at
2T No IKE Deer shbs tl1 50 per doten; goat SKINS
80 per dozen Dsnumvte. n2sfH per fuion ste
Oh $50 and cocoa, ga tsl. Weather very nne
Ground crops look well Health and property prevail
throusbou, the republic coupled with con,ermspt which
IL the best fortune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15

poxToN March lt-Arr ships Union. and Redwood Ca.
cuitsi serampore Sparkling Wave, George Hsct- Cham
plain and Josish Qincx NOrleans barks lido kimbs Cal
dera Slick. Messips; sebra Croker ana Curwfn,
Srsans steamer Vim Jenkins, baltimore. Below, steamer
City oi Nev York, ron Phlisdelp his
liso arr al w PM steamshlp America Or w'oSmsn
H.la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15
S~pessOr Court-General Term.
psaaAnl all IA IsidaAa

Present all the Judges.
MACS H-0KHIoss-Nary A. GrAham Owen Dune.
gSn.-Order an rmed with costs
John Iurcnsse NAhlon Mat .eson &c -Judgmsnt
for plaintiff ou verdisk.
John D. Hairs as George Of L-rhs like judg.
ment
job nsoo Wyck rG.-kOtioa deoIed.
Cbse.eyrough W. Frazer Motion denied.
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49, - S Sessrs assistance could b rsaAxed. s Ri
~za - Nv yss.s Ga bvk q WaltOtorO', Me. qua
"w1ou As~Ac $50 ~ud 0thers valued q ee.
soas Mzzr sSsnLA. Edvsrds srou, R.luu.ora IN, an.
~ vn cargo meechsrNss weni = rrr aoo ut
we've muss New iaet Bar ne s,A inst 49, 81, Sss
saved In damaged ccnoircu. =" VAC o%so WIZ 10
1s0 ~ eo<r 20 hisvCd Waiter Esr ascrrcsrv ~ Ge
board Of Underwriters hy dated ''
III. so,,.-u.,&e Eosex'a 8ermuda Fss o.
Inc t0aowrx ns OF vesels row In sa,s nort a.
ther and great difficulty In getniS ron SorS
nnlsn Der within the coming week brig II f~sc. ,1lsn
veese bsdly slrsned and injured Lat gala bo.,s
stove oulwasks Tbs badly csmsge oorti"o of 49, 49,
bsgr was 60 9Th inst at good price he ty,s .s n,S
New York Brig Breeze has Am IN aos IA.
VII no c0uet &c cotnpesed wrhla hs csni ing 49,
Jane oas repairs completed, cargo raoded II Win a
Tuesday BriS Water Witch hes renai.S mo.ty con. 49,
Bark Hesper t1peldes s3d deck recnV ked vii,
necessary sails boss DC and sat course az N 60
Portuguese schr Cruz III has air. mostly eompia,sS
vii SAT Il lew Gays; ncts NJ her kss been Jss~x
bcAf struck reef Whs. End bound a. We
ming NC In bsasl ard wss Obliged return 70 pcrt ssS
ing badly
vEssELs soID-6tip 81 Petersburg Of Bou Ala orx hr~s
at Medford Mas 1889 well found saiN Ae NOS :. y,
pu che sed by Mr. WIN Lancexts~ IF ~
city private terrae sts will proved -
der the CON msro Of Capt James kees
schr FireHy tors four years ODD but In Conue hss
schr Glover % tons Is yesrc odbutt a. ssvsr,as
Conn condemned Sssver hss been Gid py sucior "a
Aarsbas ssle) for $l.Tc0 cash
The following tabIs raves SUMMARY oathe vsoneIs n ~.
harbors OF New forx, B0sOa Baltimore CAsrIsaHc. -
vsnnAn Mobile aa New oreans ~ tho assaooouaS -.
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Arrest Of MIKE, the Qurderer 81 corcross
In Psnnsyivania


We are gra.ted 70 announce that OF aklm ihs
murderer Of Soscross has been taken amer having eud
cd Justice for orth Since writing the article IN res
renee the assassn vnch appears our local COLI ma,
We have received despstch from Potsvio, Pa, from
very reliable source winch gives nformstop OF the ar.
rest, sfter mos; desperate struggle. II appears thai
three czeps Of Luzsrne county vino we're FULLY possess
Cd OF The hrn u the murder and description OF
Mkms persor 70, end Of nis bess n the vioints OF
wtcsbsrrs concealed among The eors Of the surround
log nouatAIhs. They kpes The desperate chSaoter Of
the man and tnat be nmfd 10 the teeth 1hey arm
ed thsraselvss vih Rice ard started 10 purui, They
vetc socr upor the rfh' scent ~ number Of farmers
OF wycmirg valley had seen the man ,heT &c
scribed, and The assarn, u. seems, discovered
that be wa pcrsued. lie led, ana nose
who were spssxti ia the chase followed bic trail With
much ssesc-ty Until they had fairly run him down 70
dsnls OF EHgstor movntxs whioo runs along the west
err eide o; wyonns valley. He vas ALMOST exhausted,
srf setting his bNch srsinst Q rook he stood a. Day
with revelvsr in esan baud Az the party OF purueH
approached one OF them called os 70 him 10 surrender
al The ssme time mssacnt hin With rihes hckm ~
piled with defiance, AM fred his p,etQD MrAPh esa
cess,os. II vsa the anxious desire OF 41A51y rho ~.
empsed he srrcs, o capture the murdsf0 Aiive, "a
der 10 secure The rewards vsch are unusvaliy la %
Be, they compse1 70 Gre In self defence and NC
Kim fell, dsssled by rife ball He vas then secured
and copveyed TO w'kesbsre He wound 10 serious, bot
90, neoessayy 70 a. None Of toe party who enec,sf
the espture were hurt, nr ~ We have heard. me
capture created much erctemeri IN Luzerse oousy
The ssps0r receiving medical sttendsnce, and, poe
slb oil spsesiiy be conveyed 70 Altoona, In the 'oosy
where the bTco5y deed VAS cemm'ued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15

WESTERN FoRTs ABAsDoNrp.-The government
has orders 70 abandon fov Pierre ana Fort LOOK
out, on the Missouri river. Ths troops, n presumed,
vii be Transferred 70 Fot Rpssu asd from that point
al the operations Of sbe army on The Plsus w,ll here
sltsr be rs1tsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15
TIE FIRE MEN.

Tor ksSIsrAsT ENGINEER, CHARLES HElsy
FSFmemsn Of Engiue Company H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15
laval Intelligence.

Tvs NAVAL coru.-rhs court yesterday resumed the
pv~gsion Of the case Of r. v. Meade, hn neutensn,
. the United saies Navy dropped By ms ae nsvs
board ~ Meade 10 suended By Messrs Poilnps bfao
ley and Boupt counsel Surgeon Wt1iams, on tne
Unted states navy and sessrs Hsr and Delaro, naval
copuAcios we're the witnesses examined 10 this o"e on
Tuesday. Yesterday other witnesses ncudine NJ BY
KIN, naval ssorekeeptr, Captain Cuunisgham ot me
Uned States Navy asd Com mo5ore Mercer, we're eSsn
ined the several heads Of "nncss for the nsvs ser
ourse ii thu orc % teammates OF Commodore Mercer,
the Judge Advocate PVT question ~ W Mr. sesdes xsn
eral repo hiion In the navy wncb BENG o0eced 70 oT
Mr. keade's counsel, paper v0 prepared 81 inen ani
suswstes " the c1ur VS. Rrs.ry yss,a, Ep~AN
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INFORMATION s wANTED-CoNCrRNINa ANgs-
ina and Charlotte BRIDE orphan children Of the Ais jobs
!. Hyds, When Last heard from they living with kew
nrce AM. Ress AM information concerning mem wii W
~ esuny received By their relative Msu-itus Ahde
n N. FsrNeld Fsq Uphc States Consul Port iouis Nor
ras care Of hessfs Atkinson Rollins Richards. sss~n,
Mass.
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PNR SONAL.

A DoPTIoN.--Ary LADY IN WEALTHY CIRCUN.
n stances w~hna sdopt infant boy two weeks ola
,bo has lost u. mohe,, and The father Of which rePecsA
,le mechanic desres ind lady ake child ana
reat with . noAsrs kindness, may address W J. Nev
nan. Upors square Post oiss References given and
tuifea.
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a.p nrArH OF A rrNIsrrR.

'hs soo5ssoos nrA Logon rays -On returning from
WI u hs 'f'ends In Rchm~nd too ~eekt ago, Rev
Joan Ao-srt, we verthy aud sgby esteemed pastor o.
To FtHhf oran church m this plsCe, exhitted strong
hfupp~s % mental derspgemsnt may be proper "a
ate 'ha - vo q man OF dehu.le 9 yostltuuon.
re sctosr sas lasorisas stpiest sedeotayy IN his
Ter o. AL ., believed for some Nme. ass uci 70
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ALMANAC NEW voRx-rHU
IL nooH RISES. eve IL
~ aIoa wArx1 ......mern II
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ne sisse Mhea ns BAL relureo ro' osv'
100 oorsrurcd Tor tne purpose, vin De ha oo"n 20
70 present "a entire surface evel wn lne sve ina
oal, NJ. ihe pehevo, WI oc usu. Y. 49,, pa ,n
ynnco sA@. VIZ ehce me os'eD'eo .,p ps ~.
10 New YORK IN al nensi1ps conveeehoes ana IN sVie
cf nMne up XIV nom me ns WI pc ho.ns'ea oy no
less than I'VE outeu-s sres' savsuate Snen mere se
mtfe snoeboes CoAneo.ea YIN we hs.i WI W ~
saloon ~ its vide oy " zee. oeep' ssoss snna VII
De Mo oner nsus W w ~.nio si.e se.pss1 ~. s"s"
mecupss, cor mt ~, ~. p,cms roems, cs ~
uns to1ms sno e'ert o'net o.n' aeuce wv ""uora
mvenuoa suppnes, WI oe saoea. Ine psse@sn. 'roa'
itg ON bAAer sueeN WI ~ ssssnny ununou Hs
ioon. ~ om en.Dns ~" " wv ", fon, w - ~.
oesp ano 20 80 nss' Ine ,.ns. VII an "a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-11


The Rev. Dr.. Ross of the New School
Presbyterisn Church: who 10 now making
90 much noise In the South % . Pso.ela.
very advocate, and who 10 said to b the
con Of slave mother. thus wrote some
twenty two yesrs aso:-
Rmosroar Tenn, Feb. 6 1895.
Rrv. Asp vSaY DsAa BaorHEa: Your
letter in the Cincinnati Journal brought To
de,esminstica my vlews on Slavery Nv
mind wss just Ia The state TO conclud aud
act. Under the power Of congen,ai senti.
nen,s, pessuasively urged. Your letter
camc-and ny way wss open before -
A very Intelligent and upright legal &c tie.
msn-a msn who has thought much on the
subject Of S'ss cry. sa,d 10 me. after reading
YOUR communica ton. More than that, un
der existing circumstances, think, 10 tan
| s,icism. Lees than that csnno, be Chris
| tisni'y" | ielt. In my own case, perfectly
sa,is6ed that the last part Of this rema'
IVES true. You ought then 70 know wins
I have done; and send you the measure,
Of emancipation sdopted BY me last month
10 relation 10 twtnty one slaves. Thes'
measures have been thrown into the ioru
of will, TO secure their iuifinent in tn
event Of my death.
In the eye VI The law an still the mas
Ter OF slaves. Blu. 10 the eye OF God be
hsvs I sm not. For I no longer. in con
science and conduct. hold human beings .
property. And the authority may exc,
ciss over them, Tor Q limited time, ~,li.
EEL assured. BE- employed suprsmely Il
their good.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-11

The Camsnche Register in sl.udiag to
the several false reports o. lives being los,
a, tae bridge BY the breaking up OF . Ger.
tain RAFT, says:
"Now there mus, have been ONE ground
tor the statements IN qaes,,os having been
made. II sucn rumors were cireulatin. 10
davenport. ~hy didn't the papers there cali
attention % them aud make the proper cor.
Fec,ioa! Why do they p.rvert or ,gaorr
every mlshap that occurs. aud act IN 50 sen.
s'tise . man i.r whenever any hing 10 said
aesat the bridget"
The papers here dad call attention u tn :
very fifst rumors OF . loss OF lives BY this &C
rldsnt, and they msd- the proper correction.
They do not perv-rt ar ignore any mishap.
occur ing II the bridge. The Gazette has
been the most sealous defender Of the
bridge. yet MI = single accident hss occur
red al the bridge which has come 10 our
knoslr. re that We have No, noticed. Our
= constituencies rs merely confined to plsc.
ing the facts before the people, To destroy
ne shameful faIs-hooIs which are propsgs.
ed s.sin.t the bridge by It's enemies. The
Register closes thus:
elf boats are daily receiving injury, and
RATS are b .,ag broken np. instead ~ deny
,ng the iae,s. let the Davenport editors use
her influence 10 have the evil rem~died b.
proper aiterstio Of the bridge, If il can b.
lone. IL would be . thousand pitics to
have this beaat,iui, graceful, useful and
I ,stls structure demolished, but rather than
&c m ,gnihcsnt highway that God in hi.
bsua,y made Tor US .novid be obstructed,
tztevery vestige OF the bridge " the yer,
aundallens be demolished.
Exactly So but that magnificent high.
Aas" still exis,r. aud Is used just a. freely
- ever or all the purposes OF trade and
travel. and &c IDS .un,y" - just - msni-
is, no~. a. before the bridge ~ss erected.
The Dayenp,r, editors Do NOT deny the facts
shen any craft y Injured u this bridge. On
tie contrary. ~ u least, take unusual care
- procure the facts The Reg,s,e. seems
~ labor under Total missppschension o.
- the curse OF the Davenport editors
relative To this bridge. lie should read
om articles more carefully, or make HE
comments 'ess freely. We are sorry to see
ne Register placing ,tseli in opposition TO
tits bridge. Il cannot understand the real
acts OF the case. Il the editor wilI CON,
.ere and examine FIR himself. he will 6nd
the bridge 10 no positive obstruction To free
navigston. Il he redec,s properly upon
,,e subject. he may find that camsncns %
~ell Is Davenport 10 interested in sustain.
ing this bridge.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-11

II 10 strange to contemplate, nowadays.
the march OF intellect ~ evinced by the
advance In science AID invention when
compared with the plethoric and matte, o.
fact times Of our gvsndfathers (r.quiescat
in psce); the newest and grandesi Of these
evidences Of advancement u, doubtless, The
projected connecting link between the old
world and the new, BY the electric wire.
When children we read with smaxement he
~ondrous account in the Arabian Nights"
Of the Carpet that conveyed the three broth.
ess 'ns'sn,snsously 10 any point they pleas.
ed, this our worthy nurses assured Us was
only fable, as indeed II 10 likely To reNsin.
the laws Of dynsmiss putting veto to any
such (im) possibility, stili our re, cred in
s,suctors before alluded to. would have
come to similar conclusion, had they been
told Of the easy transmission of a message,
in the space OF an hour or two, very nearly
over the distance Of the earth's circum icr-
ence, yet this, nevertheless. will shortly be
done.
But the humiliation Of space 10 Only one
feature in this "Msrch Of Intellect" there
are other and equally extraordinary evi.
dences Of IN sge Of progress. and amsna
them are the appropriated Inventions las
remedial agentr) Of mineral and vegetable
preparations for the appliances Of the heal
ing art. the former. the mineral sc denounce
- does the verde, OF common-sense, as 10
ing highly dele,srivus to h. slih. whatever
may be their apparent effect IN the removal
ofdisease: among these must be included
the whole catalogue Of mineral vermiiuges
Of The present day, and we would caution
Mo,hers to BE- careful how they give them
TO their tender n sp,ing. "KEnrs VIC.
srABLk WoRn Log 'soss." however. We can
-s'.iy recs@m.nd. tor ~ our o~n domestic
circle we have known them to thorough,
accomplish oil they aspire TO; we csnaot
but compliment the inventor tor his happy
discovery In giving this inisnt,ie rrepara.
,,on the appearance and flavor vi coniec.
'ioneryi With children IN y are identical
Win sugar plums.-lN. Y. Sunday Die
patch.