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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

RrAtllDIl House.
LIZ GL.llME, 800 IlIW..i.
X NJ. BROWN, Proprietor
'hlS house, bsing the largest convenient
and only nrst c.Ass Lots itu Claire, holds out
the srentes. iuduc.neA tsto the trsv.iiLy puDe aua
~ taoSe who quiet AID Comfortable home. Ii
s furl,isf.d IA tue bcss style, anu psihs viii te
e,srea ~ satisfy the ~ants OF All guests.
~ tfsn st.oiins sttscn.si tahdAWN
Notice
rs hereby Given that have this day appointed Mr.
j. IL. OTliiitn ~ DfIuty Marshal tie City of
davenport. WAC Is iuiy authorized l. transact the
busiuess appcftainiIg toiny ON IN Iny b., nee or
Inability to attend ~
october 70, 1851 II WMiTCHELL,
pCsTdtf Marshal OF the CITY " Davenport
photographic.
A DAMS maAes me Miniature on .iisnslei iron
4 DAMS makes a nne Ainisturs on Mica
A DAMS maA.s n line Miniature on Glass
a DAMS makes me Miniature on Paper.
4 DAMS Pictures are unsur ~ ese,i ia the u. tAtes
4 DAMS invites yonr attention ~ LIS gallery on
"A Brady Street, tetweep "a and 3d sts.
sIsy l2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
i. CARDS.


IOWA CITY,................... IOWA.
r(sII Large and GnurnouioIs H0iol ha. been ira.e.
~ the pfosr4c.f, th0rolehy r. paired ari t...
Eatsd, psatly fufttsLra throughout the best m Al
her, VIII s.hiso BEps and LOOTED VIM GAS.
No pam VIII be si,ared 4, tie PAhk HUIsE
the A no = House u the CITY IL b. !ns mutl IT.
pfgr~t aII pi' SAINT situated Ia central oc Atton
IA th Oh n u AID Da. uque Atr.els ueAg
ilr CITY fars ~in oor,feI Liable stconInodstious FOR
rtsO HEnlr,d Guests
TskMs-.n ,uft nifty t9 the times.
t,Ood AMI oapaciohs 5iabhg 81 achtd 70 the house
J. TAI suELi, PrOpri tog.
s0t-iiff Formerly OF tt. II tse.i House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

The NEXT LECTURE 1t affords US
unalloyel pleasure 10 be able to announce
that John &. SAKE Esq.,-the immortal SAKE,
will deliver lecture before the Young
Mems Literary Assertion, and Metropolitan
Hall, on Saturday, the 18th instant. Ofthe
sterling merits of Americas favorite poet
we may not speak on this occasion, as his
words are IN the mouth Of every one, and
his works are or should be, found in every
family library. Let all bear in mind the
time and place of this select literary enter
tainment
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
RR.NHAE.

HEReeRS sTDvsNsON Z GCARNAHA IN have re.
Nx moved fron, their old qissstsrs 70 No. \ Le-
0aire 1ow-to the store formerly oocnpted BY r. II.
Achee, ~hels they viii Be- found pr rspsrei 70 se rye
the public With Drugs, Aef ems 6c, In the hest
style. 1hansful for the Nbevat patronage OF the
the same. nOv16I1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

NoLroS Housr, De WITr.--This new
and comrnodious hotel. opened during the
past season, viii be found to afford all the
comforts OF home MAJOR Notion, the wol-
thy host, will lose no opportunity to render
the stay of his guests pleasant and agree
able See card in another column.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05


Coal REDUCED IN PnlcE.-After
returning. thanks to the Coal Valley Mining
Company. for the acceptable favor present
ed by s. G. Guyer, Esq. Agent, yesterday
morning, we 'woulIa state for the benefit Of
all concerned-that as soon as the river
shall close, and travelling across the same
becomes safe, this company engage to furn-
ish superior article of coal, and deliver
the same in any part Of this city, at the re-
duced price Of t'oetve cents per bushel Our
citizens viii feel highly grstified to learn
this fact, and some may be wicked enough
to wish the river frozen two feet in depth
tonight Our experience in burning the
coal from this company is, that it is fully
equal, if not suprior to any in market. A
little competition in this article is what has
long been wished for here
>l
GRocERiEs.-By reference to adver-
tisement it will be seen that the well known
firm Of Alvord 4 Van Patten, have d large
and choice stock Of Sugars, Molas.es, Teas,
&C., which are fresh and desirable, and will
be sold at very favorable rates For tho
benefit ofthepublic, we would say that this
firm will sell q choice article Of Golden syr.
up stthA rdueed price Of so cents per gal.
lon CAll in neishbsEs, s1ds sxamins fhg
eeeds and pfises q that sstablishmsnt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

RIVER RIsISo.- Within the present
week there has been from sixteen to eigh
teen inches rise in the river at this point
The ice i. yet running lightly. There Is
still hope that the lower boats may vet ef
feet passage to this point.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

Wood, Michemer Il Co. !.
uAvB ssasysd - No. :. conmercsa BlsEk, Dre-
II dyStrset, h oW second. 1es Aavegtl slnsOt n
another column
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

Some unknown friend Of humanity,
whose acquaintance We may some day eul-
tivats has opened poultry and butter
store, on Brady street. at the place former
ly known as Adams auction room. From d
casual glance at the supplies there for 5ale,
W. conclude that it is the place for the hun,
cry TO apply 10.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

LECTURE 10 iorNG MEs,-The
Rev. Mr. Butterteld will deliver the fourth
lecture Of the course. on sabbath evening
next, at o'clock f. s-9
Sntleet--The Approaching Crisis in the
Worlds History will demand Strong Men i"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
.TAR as NEws DEPOT

AMD
CALCULATING LIBRARY.
W receive regularly ali for sale D.ii.-s
=. r. Hefs.d. PhflAA ~ -tn,
Tffoune, Gin. Gazette,
Times. ".e6nm@rctsi.
boston Herald, Chieaso Dem. PG4ss,
Traveller .s f,,.,pnr
81. Louis Republican. 81. LOua In, rlllprnc-r
pavrnp,ri 1sze't@, Democrat sni eews
Snbsrri piions r~r~ived on TIE hr@t liber.i terma
~ the month, quarter or year
octi s.H srARR, Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
)ISPLAlEDCARDS.

WaAEEsER Il WILSON'S
SEW NG Nj 4 G III | \ +.
THIS Is the A, No ! u Swing Macslhe ioF all
! nds OF se wing, even 10 the ll4Ost y aGt.tAl
H II M M Z N Or.
We prefer the Wheeler wilson fof iamiis use
n Y. Tribune.
W Wheeler q wiiIon's Maehines are the Jac"raes
|,r families. ~. \. flBteS.
An examination OF these machines ani thtlF Work
res pecifuliy solicited ,,
Second St., ,ppe site MetI.peiiiaa hsi, iAE'1port
Justice Ol the Peace,
IT. -. E.fG.IL.
!NFFlCE In the srooni tt,ry efthe Old Post Once
~ building, East side of Brady, between fIohi Ano
"a streets,
may8 dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

Tr>HE subscviDtTs btg leave ihform their frie 7d-
II that they hsve removed tfeIr Livery to fhe OF
Psnnsyivania stable, On Harrison streea, between
acend and Toird AID Aanktul for .or oil past sayo,s
they respectfully sofctt liberal share Of The patron
age Of the public
y. P. Horses and Carriasss TO hira on liberal
terms.
ALSO-Horses bosrded - cheap as al any Stable
> The Ciey. Y .t.-- Decsdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
co M M T. RCI Al.
DAVENPORT PRICEB CURRENT.
-OO-
OsgIoE o. Iowa DAILY STATE DsNocRAr.l
DAvsNPoKr, Dec. 3, io57. {
Davenport Wholesale Market.

Alo, koU.'.sss'se -
Mo, piime. ID n0i4
Java ........... ~
|. cOTTOnS.
Cotton Ysrns........0
Carpet warp, wni ...23
do do col .2Sl -
Cotton Bats. 1915
/ seamless tags, 2 Uu 70
Br cheel' 'g,pryi. td.o
Brow Shirting. .S0lu
Blsa1hed Mus,iu. .7Gl4
II k ...........9L Ld1O
Denims-,.... ....9hGl3
stripes......... ...Sdi2
BroAn brill ....9 Adiu y
Baedchcd do ...... NA
Blue do ...li Adi3
Gin CHAINS, Am. ..lidl3
d. fT...i6uia
Canton Flsnnels..lU0l3
COAL.
Rock Island per bu. Is
IokDAGE
Manila, per H.. Is
Jute IL
k0G5.
Per do1eu. l2d1i
FISH
Fresh. 3QG
Ooi ........$ & OO1 s 5u
| white Il bbll's s 30
do pr tDf i4 OOdsb W
Trout pr bbl l8 81
MackeIel g., IA on
do rs, Is OtGl7 c0
| do Is, II O0G2O UI
Her:ipg,l's, per box, 70
oo scaled. -. 6C01u
fault.
Apples, drird. ..l6al6
eaches, per III. ..lJaN
Raisins, \ r So 6Od5 rs
90 layers, 8 750S 26
Figs ........-..~...l5
do fsnyy....-...isd1O
| CitrCfl. ............ 70
Oranges ....$ = 50
Lemons y w
| CrAnberIIer.... -
rEATHIxs.
live geese. .........6 .66u7'
I FLOUR AAD MEAL.
SupeItine, ) per bLl. - 2.
Com Neal, per Ln.. 3
| GRAIN.
wheat, per bn......4e
pAfs..ss..ss...... \
Cor0--New. !.
| GLASS.
sxiO per l01 f~et> - b
luxl2 do do ). 6 "
lUxl4 do do :. 3 d
Il
Prairie, ton. ..e7 OO6S o
Timothy, na. ~ q
IkOH
Flat Bar. al
Sligo. 6tiS
AEeet.
Nall k,d,s Norway. ..
do Penn u
Horse shoe Bar. ~
Plough 0seel. l....- -
LEATH1k
Sole, first quality. 2
Spanish Sole. 3
Buffalo Nangbtsr. 33db
Rps, Per dos -n.... tCq1l
French Calf. 300t'
Common Calf. s...- H14
Dry hides. s........ .1CaI'
0ret d Aides. Mp
Sheep PsitS........ Il
i LEAD Am UasOT. III
Pig, per lb........ .
Bar, dC. 81
Shot, per bag....32 ~
l - LIME:
l Per bOi............el q
l LyQUO0D
! Whisky, common. 81 a.
do = Dsus 4l 6ls3 &
do Ryo,......G003
Pure Spirits. 100
/ n-A- Vn 49, -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

lNsuRANcE.-We call attention to
the note of Macklot & Corbin, touching the
compliance of the Hartford Insurance Com.
pany with the recent law. ~
We suggest to orr co temporaries the
rropriety OF furnishing accurate inforna-
ton, when they gire 0n9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
Currency.

NEW ENGLAND CuRREFCY A srhAli amodn :
- for sa!c. Ehqiiru a. tile Telegraph lffce.
Dft4itf ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

The office Of the Gas Co. is now To-
Gated in Merwin's new building. ON Perry
street. We understand that Mr.. Merwin
Will not open his Brass foundary until
spring, when he will engage in that bust.
ness in all its branches. There is one pro-
fession III town which is anxious and per-
fectly competent TO furnish Mr. Merwin
with the raw material.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
AGENTS WANTED.

Persons desiring To act - Agents ~ The sale u
Tickets, who vii! forward recommendation signed
by some responsible person. viii hG promptly anr-t
sweY,t,
As to the property above mrntionei the Yaue theee
OF my standing, Irefer the public - the Bankers,
II All orders for Tickets, and oth-r ielters must
be addressed to n RAN0kn, i'
Columbus. Ohio.
Apily for Tickets and flrther Information 10
NICHOLAS kUHNHN,
Corner Nam and Second stfetts. Dec ld8m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
GEO. L.. Gsl isiSi4iI.

ttorueys and CoGnselIors Al Law, Au4 Aetafy fuo
lc.-usce at AiacKiot a Uurbin's Exrbasige once
Davenport, Iowa. "eaCH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
A. AON Es, I'd
s----s-------
DIR. .. e.. isAisnlfS

ttorney and Counsellor at Law. once northwest
corner Nam and second streets, Davenport, iowa
t,lOlifi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

~in hess lind lAHs .nA well assorted ftock
Shelf and AeaUy HsrdsCare
. which will b. sald by the undeFsigned ~ fsn to
twenty per cent less than before OrIe Cd In
thu uiafkst -t.e-.-
I Cousssy deslevs can 1uy II tn. store st o. lo~
rates q 81. L0ois ChlcaUp. CAD and
before purchasing elsewhere.
7.kdtf =. q. WA6HHTRN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
Ah< Iss hay - March, lsss,

II the 1ieket not sDoncr disposed Of: but In
sew ~ the interests oftnr Ticset nolders the large
amt unit and he great value " the property Eeked.
ir eft time after the sale ~ the tickets viii b al
lowed 10 give FIX weeks notice, uhfouGh agents and
newspaprrs) 81 that such ticket hold appoint
their commit re. 10 make hn,h disttihufton ~Hf.
public i assured that this d-trb al DIN Of prop
rrty is mol CONTESTED with any Aahihticn, CeuceCev
or ANY 6iker ea.ty entertainment, which be en-
JOY ed by vay few Ticket stodsrs y bat consists q
snii valuable property proportisned 10 the price
n The Gk.t, thai es6h person osn hsvs faiR and
equal chance
ferspss visiting Colnnbu Us, Ohio ere rqncsted -
exAm.ne he location and character Of aid property
and the gtsts of the tsne now on nle In thu o0cs
Thusr desiring to purcha-e tickets obt ain them
al hts o'ice by enclosing TN eustent Bank Dn1b
onshy specie paying Bsnk al shc unita for each tick
Of oriered.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

The ovssthe.tiis ot property Embrace prtnoi-
pfly splendid Cny Reridsices, City and Supuyhan
Bui ~ hats In sAd adssfnlnE re Chy %. CcuusbNs
oh -thn Uapit3l II the I'll I'D STATS IN IHE q q !,
iOst ont slnlng 20 20, nfab tsnts and rspidiy m
aEsaspE ip nianpia.tare luGU1eTcc, ~ polatiou.
wealth and In the value IN II real tttAfe
The Above atoper,y VII b. Distributed Il Tscsas.
uAliers, hefpfe or on - M -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

Attorney dfH totTstEOF az 4FIN,
of Deeds for Connecticut.
wiugive promptand csrefuiaiteni.ont tle eolie
on clAHis, cony ey anoes OF hss1I Estase' "a .
ad t,ties, and All olAur ANUS oi tesai bOasArss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
,lNl.I.A A KOGElte,
r 4. CAMPBELL.


ttorney and Counselor a. Law. Darenpoft, Iowa.
Once, Dayenports BOOK, torner Main ana Seo"iis
slTcSLs. ~'"e'si
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

Aessrs. Hoffman n GtlIeke, BAnker-, Chicago, III.
Me,srs. Nrusrieih 4 TIunbrwer, Philadelphia and
Cincinnati
&. ada. Es4j.. Conru'. Clnf inna'i
Messrs. A. Fatinan T. Co., New York and Clncin-
natl. h. Htt
Me4sr- VI. Peters 4 90 Phi afephia
Messfs. Hrthhorn k,otherr & CO., New YORK.
J'hn Anderson q ca Tobacconistr, New York.
state hank VI OHIO, Branches ~ Columbus, Ohio. 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
lsDIsASIN "a lDON

,,orney. At ,,aw umee NJ z Tlioaman'. BI3cG,
n AN stret., JohA g0hne, L. >. t9g.ullas II
for court OF Csalus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05
!. ~. NtIs. n,

esler In Choice fanl!y Groceries, Provisions, frt
duce, &C. seeonu ST., bet. bEsay @ad Main, DaseN
port, Iowa. s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-05

s:ra,. y. MasssGon

.ttort.,, aud Goausoi9r a. law, Aetafy PubAc
Al -. .,.,utssL,,issr ~ ps.s-3s tor IA Vt, \
i :. penn an4 onsu. uibcr \ v. corner aas
a.4a md sis, passa0orl, l.us lSttl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-23

grass, in sunny places, showed little sprOu6ue
greenness. We shot rapidly Down the swift, brown
stream, between brown, bald, stony hills, whose
forests have all been stripped of to feed the hostile
camp fires Of past centuries. Bits of bottom land,
held in the curves Of the river, looked rich and
promising, and where the hills fell back little,
there were groves and country hOuses-but the
scenery, in general, was bleak and unfiendly until
we drew near GOttenburg. Two round, detached
forts, built according to Vaubun's ideas (Which the
Swedef say he stole from Sweden, where they were
already in practice), announced our approach and
before noon we were alongside the pier. Here, to
my great surprise, Custom House officer appeared
and asked US to open our trunks. "But we came
by the canal from Stockholm "Tbat makes
ns difference" be replied; "yOur luggage must
be examined" / then appealed to the captain,
who stated that, in consequence Of the steamers
being obliged to enter the Baltic waters for two or
three hours between S6dertelje and S6derk1fine.
the law took it for granted that we might have
boarded some foreign vessel during that time and
procured contraband goods. In other words,
Though sailing in a narrow sound, between the
swedish RIands anu the C"cdieu cVdet VIC nno
virtually been in a foreign country 1t would
scarcely be believed that this sagacous law is OF
quite recent enactment
We remained until the next morning in Gotten
burg. This is, in every respect, more energetic
and wide awake place than Stockholm. 1t has not
the same unrvsled beauty Of position, but is more
literally laid out and kept in better ORDER At
though the population is only about 10000, it
commerce is much greater than that Of the capital,
and SO are, prcportionately its wealth and public
spirit. The Msgister HedluDd, very intelligent
std accomplished gentleman, to whom | had
letter from Ma.ge, the novelist. took me up The
valley q distance Of five or six miles, to very
picturesque village among the hills, which is fast
growing into manufacturing town. Large cotton
woolen and paper mills bsstride .troDs stream,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-23
COMMISSIONERs OF HEALTH.

This Board met to-day at IL m. at TIE City Hall.
Present; Commissioners Phillips, Thompson hocK'
well and Miller; Walter p. COncklin, Secretary.
Petition Of bark Oakland, from Havana, to be al
lowed to come to Upper Quar- sntine, referred to
Committee consisting Of Commissioners Phillips, Mil
lei and Rockwell. -,
Steredores and Lightermen-The Health Officer
presented to the Board blank bonds which ne sad ne
required every stevedore and lghterman 10 eAecSv
with responsible sureties, before they were allowed
meddle with vessels subject TO quarantine lie saia
be had been prompted to demand this bond OF sexs
dcres and liphtermen because of his experience Wnu
this class of people last year. when he had vey ses
difficulty to Keep them within the limits VI Suaron
tine. lie ured the Board that, thus iat 'Ie s
bond had worked well; that it had already Deen Vi
gre at prote service; that several boss
Lad appeared at Quarantine with gangs OF nien 10
the purpose of securing work infected vessels Out
they left as they came, because the BOSSES usu ny
enough confidence in their men to become sueue' W
the bonds that the Den would be faifniui ~
within limits while they were dischargng injected cur
goes .I A.
DR.. ROCKWELL said he fully appreciated inc pro,
priety Of de mandpg such bonds from sevedores and
fghtermen; that during the period wnen nc was
Health Officer he felt the need of suc1 .eeus, ~
such extra securities were demanded ana received,
the rank aud file Of stevedores anu nsH . ~. ~
Ounrn,tine cannot be made to keep themselves lso'
lated from The inhabitants of New-fork ana Brook
Ign; ard that he sincerely hoped no person "ou NC
permitted to act az stevehcre or hnnnd 10 adhsrs
ahtine hereafter without beng himy "'"'N =" ''''
TO the Quarantine regulations: ,,xa..aa H.,
DIR. NuLTR conceded in the views expressed oy
The Re sJeLt Physician. He saf that men VINO iaoor
On infected ships, and amcng Pol-oheu ces'Ms, are
shove all persOps likely to contrsc. aha PSI
leptsl diseases and that no man should De allowed u
inf, ,Ie,e with Quarantine vessels ana mx with the
nonul,ce Al his nJeasuve. He said he kne~ that IL
was ditiicult 10 get men, and especially those VINO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-23
INTERESTING DISCOVERY.
Correspondence Of The D. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
OTTAWA, H., July ~, 1857.
copper kettle has just been found seventeen feet
below the surface firmly imbedded in coal vain, and
has been exhibited to the citizens Of Ottswa for the
aft two days. The kettle is one capable Of holding
about ten gallons When found it wns bottom sde-up,
with coal firmly above and below IT, without anything
to fill the vacant space in it. Mr.. Brady the minss
who discovered it, struck bis pick throughthe bottom
before be saw it, and says the surface OF the coal oore
The came appearance over it as i did in Other
places. The bail. which was Of iron, erame1a
to pieces on exposing it 70 the light It
was quite light for one o. Its si1e. Age
has succeeded in coTcding it 20 that the DSts.n
send YOU piece Of il broken Of on the edge, which
turned over on an iron wire nos unlike sa nosss s
conner one q, the out and the other the intide,
together with two yss Wa a%"$ e SSs e
Sonr 81 COR citzens think it was brought there by
some Of tho early French Missionaries oyf' I ' ss"
ago. Others give il much earlier date. Al AK nov
culd il come into solid bed Of coal Th, question
none can answer. DfHos W ""''-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-23

FROM LAeusA.-By the brig Tsaac Carver, CsPe
Partridge, arrived or "Wednesday we have dates rom
J.sgura 10 June 25 The health Of the psscS -
very GOOD at the above date, and there was no 'cs
ross wbo,evar in the vicinity of Lsgass The vom'te
had made its appearance at Vera Cruz and csnpss,
shv On the night of June 10 there occurred sort Of
s ~ 7, seems the chief movers in the s&air
We Custom House officers, who sought 70 depose
M nrsssDt Governor, Nicolas Dorantas, and estsblish
:. ~. .,s.d one Pedro Requens bus they were not
.,,.s.,fpl The Collector, the Captain Of the pom,
and several Others implicated in the affair. were AZ
,e.,,d and confined, and would he sent TO Vera Cruz
Three Mexican war vessels built in Ncw.York, were
condemned aud sela at public auction,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-23

Tie repurt was referred to the Committee ON Annual
Taxes. o,,
tious reorganZiDg the Department Of the Commission
.,s of Taxes and Assessments in accordance Win tho
act passed April Ii. by it the Commissioners have
the appointment Of nine Deputy Commissioners. lpe
fix their rates of salary aud the number o
cLiks required. The resolutions fixed the salaries OF
the DENNY Commissioners at 81 OO0 per aunum EACH
They slso allowed nne cerks-three az 81 ,2O0, three
at 81 coo and three at SSOO. .
the resolutions. =, ~
Supervisor WILSON moved a reference to the Com
nittee on County Officers.
Superyisor FULLMER favored that reference
Suu.ryisor TUCKER spoke IN favor OF ITS immaculate
tassspe He said the time for making the changes
was short, and any delay would be serious IN ITS
re.ult, He had confidence in the COMMISSIONER anu
believed they knew best what was required. -,
Supervisor FULNER thought that, although he ana
not rise ard speak every question, ne had as goou
right to be b. ard as the gentleman nom the Eigtn
Ard he said further that In his humble op"'on 'neio
Sun.rysor TucKER granted that Supervisor Falmer
did not speak on every question. aud Thought II was
ouite H. well that he did not his speeches were no
generally very edifypg laughter. lie par. iucn .
course Necessary If Supervisor tulmer chose u slt
m the Beard BIKE cat merely wioking when ques
il of in poItance Were uphe could not help II, and
he had To intention OF following his example;
Supervisor FrLNER wi-hed to know If he looked
ony mere Ink. d cat owl than the gentleman from the
Eighth old like scre. cb-owl
Tbs CnAIEMAS called both gentlemen to order
Sup.rvs.r WILSON iutimaed that majority OF the
Commissioners we're Black Republicans, and that the
object in pressng the matter then was to get in Re
publican clerks. ,s.,.
Supervisor COULTER took similar view OF the case,
and favored reference.
Superyi,or STEERS called for division of the ques
ton and moved ~ take up resolution 10 relation to
fitting up the Commissioners Offices. The question
wa. DIVIDED and the resolution was adopted.
l. 81 god IN fha
on Annual Taxes, which was carried, and the Board
adiourled tO Wednesday next.
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have families, TO sbut themselves mp in Qusran:ioe
thai they would rot do a. al wthUu: receiving extra
b.D,aiioD; tbas he knew the sun Of su;L extra
enI~bsari'n was great pecuniary affection N chip
ewLtrs ard owners II carg0es, yet b. said he be-.
lev, fha, ibe protection oi the public hcah should
gel every steved. r. and gb-yn.o - give 'nds,
HE those ~bich bsa been exhibited to the Board.
The Board then adjourned