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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-28

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD y CO., PIopretors, 3l5 Broadway,
New York.
Wholesale Agents, JOHN u. PARK, Cincinnati:
FAIINESTOCk a DAVIS, Chicago; D. j. WOOD
* CO., s.. Louis
Agent for Evansville, J. ]. PENNINGTON,
jy32-tml Druggist.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW FEED STORE,
EV A y s Y j l. J. f
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

E have now on hand, and offer on liberal terms,
a well assorted stock for printers and bookbind-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW SPRING STOCK
DRY GooDs!!
Il, C. JEWELL 4 CO

rTvTE undersigned have, and are receiving daiE ,
the largest and hest assorted stock Of DRY GOOD
NOTIONS HATE X CAPS, BOOTS 4 SHOES, Ss
Nc, ever before broaght 10 this Market CONSISTING
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-28
DRUG store.
NJ. L.. JOHNSON,
,IANK DCOK MANUFACTURES.

100 kegs blasl.ng aud ritie Powder, inSt recev Z
and Tor sale by - VICkklll \ JOHNSTON.
naNS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
For Tho Tribune
Ihe When and Where Of Auctions.

That Auctions are some how detrinent-
al to the State, IS a well settled opinion
among US, which our laws have all along
given expression to, in sundry muIcts and
conditions restrictive of them.
We have taken the equivocal position
towards them, of protection, with the one
hand: of adversary with the other. We
have let them pass, but have made them
pay black mail.
The times suggest an inquiry whether
there be not better way OF dealing with
these crushers ont of our home-rades-
men. What if the present license system
as applied to pedlars and auctioneers,
were applied TO the selling of goods ard
wares at retail In manner whatsoever
What if no enc might sell goods at a
place, without a license, granted, and IL
able, oa the other hand, to be taken away
b formal popular vote T? Is not unlim-
tied competition working the ruin of our
merchants everywhere And is il not
plainly matter Of cardinal moment to
the State, that our own people play advan-
,ageously into ore an others Lands, rath-
er than INTO the hands Of outsiders, who
has 20 stake in oar midst; no permanent
responsibility to Us; who are here to-day
and of. tomorrow not sharing our bur-
dens, nor having socist connection with
Us beyond a transient period anu whom
II has cost nothing to earn reputation of
honesty among Us!
We want TO encourage the dwelling
among rs Of domestic nalures-msn who
a.li pat permanent stakes ia our midst.
We are unwilling that that relic Of mo-
made lie, iJayFant nerchal', should sup
pis;., The staI4e Loine trsdesman. The
commerce Of tie ceuutry Is teo closely in
terwoven Ei;h al liz interests, 70 h left
TO T. the play-,h;ag Of rouring SPECTATORS
and workers.
Has it not c5;ne TO tI.st, that We must
apply tGe License System 10 the retailing
Of me.yhsudise in general? Have we
nol 20 protect she merchant Of character,
he m2a vito las his Stakes among as,
fvcn u di.uriuln, Of merchandise abolt
10 - -zgrl1cyj, which zets now here, and
A5w 1aa.e with J force so d-fyiug all
calculation and 50 pro-.r2..ye CT the local
trade.
Wrecked goods, coaGscz.cd goods of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

TUEsDAE, Nov. 10, 1867.
The Board met IN pursuance Of Law,
when the following members appeared
and took their seats, to wit:
G.M. Ashmore from the town of Arena,
James kinzee . CLYDE,
John Lindsey q Dodgcville,
James Mcfarland Highland,
Job Fiokerman " {" Linden,
Caleb Sylvester Nffiin,
Amos Hays . !" Mineral Point,
Alex. Campbell Rdgeway,
Geo. Matthew's q " Waldwicl,
Christopher Shafer /" Pulaski,
Jno. .Braclen g City of Mineral Pom.
Alfred Jenkln 6 .
@. II. M.Ashmore, President of the Board,
took the Chair, and soon after announced
the appointment OF the following stand
ing committees, 10 wit:
Committee on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bracken, Mcfarland and Lindsey
Committee on Claims-Messrs. Kin
zee, Sylvester and Hays.
NJiIllIlttCG On treasurer ) E@"CONlll-
Messrs. Campbell, Matthews and Braci-
en-.
Committee on Public Buildings-Messrs,
Shafer, Vickermal and Jenlin
Committee on Clerks Accounts
Messrs. Hays, Franklin and AIcFarlaud.
On motion of Mr.. Bracl,en it was
Ordered, That the fine imposed up
on Daniel Stephens by the Circuit Court
Ct Iowa County, be and is hereby remit
ted; and the Sheriff is hereby authorized
to release him from custody.
4 resolution in relation to he case Of
Thomas @. Boss. was offered and laid On
The table
The District Attorney stated that he
had received from the General Land Of
flee, q certified copy Of Patent issued to
the County Of Iowa but there being
clerical er1or in the same he requested
permission 10 return it for correction, which
was granted.
Board then adjourned znuI S o'cIocs in
ne mofuIng.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

Gd5cr. Franklin having arrived aud
taken his seat as member from Wyoming,
the whole Board were present
The petition Of VIM. A Ward and
others for new town to lie formed from
parts Of Ridgeway ana Wa,Iwicl, was
presented and referred to a committee
consisting Of Messrs. Sylvester. Lindsey,
and Mcfarland.
The resolution in relation 10 the case Of
Thomas 6. Foss was taken from the ia
lie and adopted, al voting IA the at,irma-
G,e excepting NJ. Hays.
The petition Of Thomas Ncrison and
others for permission to establish a ferry
across Ae Wisconsin River, was presen-
.ed and referred to the committee to
whom w4s referred The application for a
new town.
Board adjourned until o'clock, p NJ
3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Board nett and on motion, the resolu-
ton passed in the morning in rel-tion to
the case Of Thomas @. Boss was recon
sidercd, and the following resolution
adopted as substitute:
Resolved, That Thomas G.. Boss, who
is now confined in Jail by order of the
Circuit Court Of Lafayette County, upon
change of venue from Iowa County, upon
au indictment found against him By the
Grand Jury, for an assault with intent to
commit rape, be discharged upon Civ
ing his note with good security, to be ap-
proved by John Bracken and Amos Hays,
for all the costs in such suit, at six months
with interest.
The chairman of the committee on
Treasurer's account, by order of the
Board destroyed the order received from
Francs Flyisn Treasurer, amounting to
the sum Of 94932,I7.
Beard adjoarned until s o'clock Thurs
day morning.
THURSDAY Morning, Nov. ID, 1857.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
when the minutes were read and adop-
ted.
The Committee on claims reported a
list Of accounts audited by them, which
wcve allowed BY the Board in accordance
with there recommendation, and which
viii be found in connection with others
allowed at this session.
The petition Of b c. Bellington and
others for the formation of a new town
from town :, range 1, was received and
referred TO the committee heretofore ap-
pointed on a similar petition.
Board adjourned until o'clock. P. VI.
3 O'CLoch P. VI.
Board met, when the Committee on
Claims reported in favor Of the allowance
of sundry accounts, which were allowed
by the Board, and which viii be found
in the general list of claims allowed.
Mr.. Bracken offered tie following
/ resolution which was adopted.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

= - 4iCA 1Jy n'-t'-~s4---1 - - -tLtC q ECG
stove for the jail and each Ct the Couu.7
OGces. exchanging the vood stove :te-e-
) in y the Lest 2dTaalose; also .ao, lie
purchoee fc, the use Ct Re County Gf.
,eea tons & coal, and that As re2ar. t,.e
probable arnooa required 70 Gleet the
same; ead also provide q sacl su1i i,ient
TO secure the same.
It was .hsn further I,e.c..ea, That =
Clerk OF the bsFA &c authorized + pro-
care new seal a. aear as possible ike
the one now ia use; aad ,Aat such seal,
when procured. shall be the seal OF nis
office.
Furthermore, that he attach his cer.ia-
cate to copy Ct me impression 6 sucA
seal aud place tae same On record.
I Board adjourned un.il s o'clock oa Eir-
day morning.
FRIDAY Morning, Nov. 10, 1851.
Board met agreeable to Adjournment,
when the Committee on claims reported
an additional list Of accounts, which were
allowed BY the Board, a discussion upon
which consumed tie forenoon.
, 0 clock. p NJ
Board met, and allowed further &c
counts, upon recommendation Of tie Com
miuee on claims.
The committee 10 whom was referred
the petition Of Thomas Neyison or a
Ferry Charter, reported IN favor Of
granting the Charter, and submitted the
following resolution which wa adopted,
,o-wit:
Resolved, That Thomas Nev:zon le
and is hereby authorized to maia.aia ?
Ferry across the Wisconsin G.rer at lie
mouth Of Ouer Creek, il the towa Of
/ Clyde, for The term Of G.e years oa1
that he Dc authorized 70 charge tLo fol
lowing rates Of ferriagc;
Tor a foot passenggr-ten cents, fer a
man and horse twenty-five cents, far a
horse and buggy Ii. ty-Gre co-:s, for a
two horse buggy 6Gry cents, for two
horse wagon fifty cents, for { yoke Of OK
en- and wagon fifty cents, Tor Two yoke Of
oxen and wagon sixty cents, for each head
Of cattle i've cents, for each mule or horse
Gyo cents, for each head Of swine three
cents, for each head oe sheep two cents,
ana ,lat Re shall give bond w:.l t,vo or
more sare..ss, 10 f-a arD-orcg- ~ die
Board. in the srn of i've Laa5rrl l3.-
. lars. and he shah },or7 the SAIL ?, .-,-,.
open fccn layl.sa, il the morning ua...
GusG u The evening.
TIE following rcs5.a.ioa WIS tasa
adopted, 70 Wit;
Resolved, That lie Chairman cf t1e
several Town Boards b. instructed 10 l9--
ward 70 the I.cl@ Of the Board q Saper-
Tlsors forthwith, the official statement q
tAa Register Of The Land Office oE ne or
lgluaI lcs ollaaGin TIC several Towns
and that he Chairman 10 employ com
Petent person 70 t-aascTibe the same into
4 book to be flied when complete, il tue
office Of the Register Of. Deeds, 10 issue
orders 70 pay lor j1e same w.-ca cosa
P.e.ed
l. was further Resolved, That hercac-
ter the Board Of Supervisors viii not al
low any account for guarding prisoners
in the Town or City Of Mine raj Point, as
there is provision made n the jail Tor
their security: oud that the Clerk Il re
/ quIfed to read t-lis resolution a. tae open
+ ING of the next session.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

y tree Of large circumference grew
from a root as delicate as a hair a tower
Of nine stories arose ovt OF : handfel Of
earth a journey OF thousand miles be-
gan By { step.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

1lr. Hrachan offered The following
resolution, which was adopted.
Peao.ve5, Tla. .,-e District Attorney
be required to lag before the next Grand
Jury, the returns 20 b. made out by the
several Town Trca44rcr5 Of their several
AK rolls, e re current ye-r; and in all
cases Of false returns, . prosecute the
same 10 the eztc7l c. lie law; cad that
the Judge Of tie C:rc--t Cougt be request
cd 10 call the attention Of the Grand Jury
to ,Lo same.
On motion It ras
Ordered, Tha. the Clerk be authorized
to issue, and lie Chairman = sign orders
quarterly for ,hc Payment cf tha REGULAR
salaries Of the Clerk ana District Auor-
ney.
Ordered, Tha. a scloo, tax Of one and
a quarter mills, and S.-.s tax Of FIVE
and seyeu-tenths mills ba levied on al
the taxable properly in he county.
On motion, he 2eros, Of .le Commit
tee on Equalization was adopted, as fol-
lows:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

fs5@ Since the Missouri Bank has sus-
pended specie payments. the Frankfort
Commonwealth urges the Kentucky Banks
10 follow suit
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

E' Eerst- -nel would respectfully announce 10 his
4 a lraaa4- Aua patrons rHat he has rt-et1 nil Se
s't u Mineral Point IN the practice Of Medicine,
W.. le SILL ~ al times promptly respond 20 the calls
.--.- -.s a-rlu- his professional services
= He-l.-ucr and oHIce little south of the Z. :
--e- the Fountain and Henry slry,
tz ie gli--luE heretofore occupied by the iate M
EsE-v.
Wy UILDEBRAND-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

I5- New Orleans advices from Tex
as say that a severe frost has been expe-
rienced throughout the State.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

Ks Spectators IN New York, Balti-
more and Philadelphia are using their
best endeavors 10 raise the price OF grain
and flour.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

r,5-1Ir Dawes of Waukesha has as
sumed tbs presidency Of the Bank OF Fox
Lake.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
GENRGE ". CNnB.

Gr9csg. and CJulnlissl0D -heycbcat.
HseB srgzzT, sIzEKAL foIST, Us
CHARLES r. cox, Agent.
.~.a.-a- "a z.4era. a=so-tllaat of sr3ccTts1 aaL
II .rsyi-ioo. Hiae~ sa& II s5sl a. isr prices
&. r.t AsEl..- f..o1LGz-
rs-lea rr s.f~-7-5aa sai1 TO the
AUCTION 4 COMMISSION BCSIH ESS.
N7.-,. Pris-, Dec. p 1886. so.f
x cox,
CTION EER.
AZ -EC5TAEOISE and Personal PROPERTY sold
u ~,.s Stuui or ~ ouers residence. IartIc-
"a. attention gwen u the sale Of
REAL ESTATE
- LHl-nre1 ana WHO Land al private sale.
A.a~as. t.i-t, Sept :, ls,I. 2-f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

B5~ The pains of noble soul are
the May-srosts Of life; the pains of the
wciecd are the frosls of autumn-they
pregede the punishment Of winter,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
SAMUEL JENKIN 4 CO.'S
z TIE q Rr = a Z
GROCERIES

4 7 Wholesale ND RETA til
tyuEAy's NEw STONE BUILDING H.GH-sT,)
h---t4 Point August, Is5T +-f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

E8- Counterfeit quarters and halves
are growing plentiful RogUes are man
utac.uring them, the times being 50 hard
and small change At premium. Look
O;t
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

!, fz7g The -. Paul Ninneso0an, says the
amount of wheat s0wn IN Minnesota tins
fall Is several hundred per cent. above the
previous seasons
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

TUEsDAZ, Nov. 70, 1857.

OF the proceedings al the Bac.d Of Supervisors
Of iowa County. ~ their snHusi AzeeEIuz Cou,-
IIcncins Tuesday, November ~. LS1..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
PAEiE1 EA-.lN.


. -TaENEY AAD COUNSELLOR 1T Law, B.is=ssI
a P.4A- Cgls--sau- promptly attended To- Once
-rr- 4a-.-s 81 Tram sis store 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

--aENEl- A%n Iyl- ssEiI..s solicitor ia C4!Iuce-
= s. 80 eEr-.. Ind .rlL Dodge axe, luass 'R.a-
n .4-...gg,s E-i
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

rs Money is scarce in these parts.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24


Snown and designated IS the Town Of
Adams .e, ;hat The frst town raeetinz Of
said town Z held q the School House Of
School .,.s.r-ct No. ? il the present town
:. e Adgewsy, 3u1 th2t he clerk Of this
Beard Do fort.vuA pIa. and record the
same, proved. however. that this reso-
luton shall aet iz..c cTao;, unless the
/ Legislature zhsll a!.ar lie boundaries ss
tie present A<7eubiy District SO IS to
correspond qi.a ne seo-e -ltezatio2s Of
town boaadaries
II was moved 10 a7--c-ria:c @ tho CITY
Of Iiine-al FONT tie sam cf three hun
dred an3 siz.y-e.eL. doIars, for ths pur-
pose Of constructing side 77alEs and max
lea5 c,ae. necessary improvements il fronl
of tie Co-n,y Buildings.
ca-a root:on = strike eet the of sum
;hree AaG1sel -nd s,z.g-a;ca: lollars and
insert n lea ;herest the sum Of tvo hun
d7ed and Gfty dollars. - -.-cs and noes
were demanded w;.oa
GLessrs. Kin-ia, Lindsey, McFar-
l-n2, Syives:e-, Caugb.H franklin and
Matthews voted in The aairuauvo-(z1.
and
11ossrs. Ficba-man, lays, shafer,
Brae!,en and Jenzlns-(5,) voted in the
negative.
and tue resolution vas adopted as
amended
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

M -->'''i'ih DO do do IL
F" n. Ferry y--sa'nnoainS jury, 3,64
George BroEn---sitting On cor. Inquest. I,5o
Nm-Hsu2ta5le-Constabl,..jees ices sey. cases, Oils
Il. Wornon- sitting on Inquest. I,s5
N. Goldswor5iy iy-Coroncr, case of Rich.
ieFTiIL 1902
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

of .cco ante Audited ard Allowed, T5r .vaisG tsr
6eEs have been isss.gd Ga1iHg ye=r 1854.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

AbLS9A- I, NOV ~, 1904.
The Board met IN pursuance Of Law,
when the following members appeared
and took their seats, to wit:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

TgsxNEEs AND COS NelI.l5s,s ~ IL *. sa-. s,.
& .-.gss5 IL Ct-lyel-, AIl-.4I fuiat. uscr - ~.
n, ..s..rs -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

C0gE & 1gEsS-0RE,
--1ENEy-S At LAW. Mineral Point, Wis. Os5ce
s. -rr- Au,l-g ! rsluei's store g-I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
Drofessional ana 3Qsjag5s Garss.


r. y. ALLEN
A-oTLRy PUBLIC AND GENERAL LAND AGENT
\ Mineral Point, Wisconsin Gaice in Comfy Build
- z2tf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

rEEEs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
Or. BENZ. l.. BRlsBiNE
;. g. aI0FFET1'. ~. y,

OFFICE .nI nee at Arena, Io~a Co, Wisconsin
SLY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

Henry Kennedy, Constable, same case.
Arthur Brittan, taking testimony, do
Josiah hampshire, guarding prison, do
Samuel Harris, 90 4,
James hiuzia, Justices fees, State. vs. s.
Ray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-08

6oue Of Tho French paper stale ths Prince Aoer and
the DuAs Of cAmbcse s visit the camp Ohaons. and
bat sreaa PREF asaOns being made Rheims tnsir
reception.
me Emperor Of the French arrived u PARIS from
BiayYhs on Augus -.
Lord HJwten had len Paris fcr London
narrative Of Prince Nspoleons voyage In the North
seas expected shortly appear, written BY fofsh Gen
ueman.
report on The constitution submitted for " considers
on by the Dsnsh cove nment, and adjourned for that
purpose.
Advioes from Athens ua'o that General Kaevgs
proceed without delay 70 PHs Ambassador Of Greece
The Minister Of Switzerland, n. BsrmAnn, had quilted
Paris y. Kern was expenaed.
Riots n tho eaaes of Jerusalem bad resulted In the death
Of twenty -four persons Much tsmsni existed
vicinity Of the Holy cry, aad general outbreak
feared.
A1sses advoss Of ne 22d August report dsclins Of
two francs per hectofiSo on wheat
The Dublin correspondent Of The London 1imss, writing
on 22d Of August, says=
spos 1929 there has not been favorable
the pveseDt and . week more Of tho bri'ii.ns
weather w have had during Augus h AL thax is now
harvest rhero longer any coupaints failure
the potato crop, the symp oms Of blight ~h b had
themselves IN localities In he course OF laet month
having quite dkappeAsed.
Tho accounts from The manufacturing disirAs OF Eng
hnd arc generally sathfActo~y In the wcollen districts
there had been extensive sbipmenS 10 America The
Birmingham iron Saie eady and In some instances
advance In prices bad taken place.
letter. from the Turkish provinces report The harvest
- n over, and The crops magnificent
Al tbe yeccrt WOO, In Loudnn tho foreign damsnd
was much hpeer th,n usual. and the rates esabnsued
higher tosn any hno~n for several years past The
total quantity sold Wa 50, ,So6 bales
In svA sha sYat oS fhn
dens Company OF L0nfon, show second edition Of the
sc'us prooeee pgs Of the Royal 8rsa Bank, tho -boie
Of the capital having g'ne and the company being deeply
In debt
The affairs OF the Lnn' and Eastern Banking Corpora
don are likely 10 wind mp very aisassrcusly.
The aeamship AustralAsiAn grounded In ths
paSt Of The Clyde she leaving hat
and for DAY comp4eseiy suspen6et ali Navigation
sbe was finally got Oh, but asan grounded u . wider
spot, and remained here at iatsst dases
Tho screw sseannh hip Nrcasan arrived Of Liverpool
the 22d, in days and twenty two h3urs from St
Johns, N. r. me mail Europa, from Boston and
HAHfAx, arrived a, Liverpool on The 2ad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-08

o1ton sed been scsivey foS ved oos for s'me
time B feared that tho upfsvovaole resuls mAg
pow bers man'fcst~d. Tue suspenslou OF McssrS
Durhsnan Brown Co produce brokers', 10 IN sveat Of
importance, involves hAbtios 10 tho sJteni n
f3toct ana the hrn engaged In IN extensive busi
The DAbhits Of Mr. d, the stock oroker, ~h,ae
AAbs found 10 be IN stAss OF graas oofason u or
ht sCddsp dewhe the Asl settling day Understood
be heavy hh ransacttons generally having Doen IN
fuupc9 aOslA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-08

hey D. OF. BY their recsn, txpernos, Why ,hey shoud
nc, succsed In the second aaemp n during she te~
be dee gpcd for repAiripe any damage which
may occur hsi any means Of We esd cf he
cable Of cot, and OF kning again 70 the
ooil We sbo.ld Almos, look upon work me
erk In NE recent ai'emps has been highly
coyrobo. ave II Ne obapos Of uumais and SPECIFY suo
be The chief oincuites have turned out 70 be dsu
ties all There has, In point Of faci, been hiiohuosa
rrrcu NE London News, August 8l
The Fast Ipca COMPANY and Board Of Control have dc
tern med rarry out the pyomne rvea In June, 1885,
sbes proposed and nov proposes 70 nAuuc. telegraph 10
india via The Red ssa, - yin enquire the suoocs Of the
The vessuyy no more s,Apd In The wsy. little sgisa
ton of he question has sbaksn wn and broken up be
ve'y fsundsou that foruc erected 10 the patn Of the
ed sGsc,ve sy ssorsnss Of tas regions proposed
vsred By the two snmpcng hees, BY he spnsay o. tne
public nst rcuscd Into attention By the Indian outoreah
and BY the moat psent Of oil rowers IN hh busy Ne-Ac
Disability 70 'hose In power and the command o1es heir
which mpracsoase ZEN 70 be overcome sy The lnsuper
able ohec lena AGAINST which have already sealed i1
sir but This resolution has BEEN oome 70 Aer needless
delay Of two ycas and dcr exposure 10 all the dangers
6 svch delay delay which ma, contrbu,e 70 lose
empire, snd which dos lscacusbe ucoo
vtpenee, and diminishes our power % an extraordinary
We bad bsped that The revu, Of intrigue and rrejudce
wos'd rAy have been oevssed ~ me Atlantic cable be
rs wDedssey available 10 establish el4graphio oommu
bics,iop from sues W Aden 10 aao however, that
Other temps 10 lay the line Aoross t,e Atlantic likely
70 b msds IN October We know nothing Of the uu,h ef
ne report without FOR . moment under M the great
mpornnoe 70 our commerce n speedy eleRrapnso inter
oouste vth our ceus'ps over the cannot etlp
fes NJ the srescv potlcal importance nj this OF
ing able 70 cnpverse -hb India ips,abtsoeously
We wust that grest efforts wi be made e secure thai
cable for u dap purposes and that Of ~ large
ms iofty Of whom hi.h subjccs will pe inn fenced
ey euch tnnstderauons - we have expre~.ed
There recms 70 be no objection 70 The cable. II ~ ~cl
xt0u0 IN AgV~A ~Aa
mel Of the Red ea OF considerable depsh) yin uaas
nit messages through 800 mss,he lcrses stretch f he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-08

Lltr.essn, esi eral SIR Henry William Barnard, Y -,
80. -, m he s~t was ~ the ATE Rev. William
barnard IL Of Water sysUord, Be he, oy ms dsuSn-
-, 81 the ate Mr. Moore Dsney OF Churnnscwn, oouny
~ E.t,yfpyd he wss born at wetsury, 0xfcrdshirs IN
Zoo and received bis early educahoo "a Nestmsnss%
sthoaj and a ,he 10, ,A ElhisrJ College d Ardnuia