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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
A FULL aasortssat constantly on Aasd end ~
cADf, JONES 1 PECK,
aps3sd Ksoksk, Ievs.
RUIkDkKS' hardvass, leeks. iataAss. beis,
- loess asd fast bstts, ~. A fall asssstasst
aad latest styles at CADY. JONES PECk'E.
RMrrNd.-osE ,1a1sz, 1zsss.sii,sSzzS,11 I1ssS-
70 salt the purchaser. Destea 0sn Bslsisg.
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., .ss ''s 'A'i''' st the 'ls. q s 4; ANVIL
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L ssivsA ~ CADY, jones' Pkok.
spr1Sd
VIcRs- soiid BOX. parallel ssd Psrkss's SsssE.
FOR sale lev ~ the sign ef the
CADY. y0NEo Z PECK.
AGENTS. 1OR
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UNUSUAL HNDUCEaENTsi
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- beautifully sAapsd. visA ssuaosntAi 0so, In
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"A nyAsssiie ssd ether aAeAisss for rsisisg ~
tss, hssA ancient - ns1srn, with oAsssvsaiGns -
vnrtoss SUBJECTS connected With The usehsAis aste:
- fhss. 1vhaak. For sole b.
sps0d O0DSN. bk0WNkLL 90.
D1ucE 4 soN.
Lama A9ouss onA DBoks1s,
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS.
wud LAaSs. J~Srsss1 Tsrss, Tssss Property, &C..
SoRf D0Dos, IOWA.
XxTE Day p1vsteufsy alterations 20 the seleetiee of
w LsAAs cd their leeasisa, With essh Or LAal
Wsssaass, - Ne ~. DsAgs, 0tssx City ~ OsaGs
LasA Dlses1ses, lsvs. W hsvs sessss a Sissa
caty 80 Osos vhs dsvsss tAsis vHsls tins asA -.
tsUsea - sAs esanasetisa Of cor hoSioses. The N.
Dsass 1kslsst will resolve su pssssssl aatsatiss.
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thsesshset Isva, ~ ssnit psssssAs pssapsly n
drafts - New Yssk- Hal EstAss cd Las1 Nas-
fasts esssst sa1 sold % eoaaississ. Titles ~.
a0issa ard taxes DsiA. Ne alse pay SAAsscvLAn
AS.lssses 70 Ne isaaisg sf LaaA Wassaats fss -
sssSdssts, tbs ieasisg 81 nensy u hsst vssts1a
rata, asd 70 iavsst1sats gssssally. We szAnAas
cssefslly al aAds ~ locate and viii give plas -
dseips3oa. OR ss0aisstes fos Joaaise - IseasIpe
Lesd WasYastsis tbs abovs named distsists will y
~ ~ ~. ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ -, asd Is per -
ssse. vAteA sAeoA sAesnp asy ths vsrasts, $50
49, ~ AAao0oes ~ - wassasts u u for sasA
20 assee, II 6tals ~ drafts % New York.
LAND kNTERED ON TIME.
All busio~D 0tSuted - ~ will resolve preoDt
- sagslsl atasasisa. CssSsspoadsass solicited.
spr3s-dAviy
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kka1h L41h. q ~ esss esalV, always -
- AAaA = ~ fAe<Aa RsSpst sal 1saw His, ~
etsest, near Cedar.
nAyl-lly WINN1A W1l0HMAN.
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CAN ~ HAD Al THE SALOON or
4. J. 0E1lHl,

BY THE QUART On GALLON,
AaAHiu ~ delivered 70 any psst II cid city lni,a
Free ~ CkAsos,
HAAAvIUe onDn1O ~ s6R eAloeus
TAiSA.ot., bss. Qal1 = JoA1son.
lCe CR3An,
AuD I'M AocoupAuYIno LUxunlos.
- Ca - AaA svSry DAY ~ evening ssOa
pf3o1A Ou1ER'S SALOON.
1D1o0 0OLL DU11U0.
4 CHOICE lst rsssavse pr exPssss, lsso ~
"A WOesgn 1ssssvs, 0Aie, snl 1oS sele @ loe91.
assssJss 1ssTtkss.
nH1161-l0 besa KA0li.A bsisy RED a
= ''s ale . '''a'' SsLIoee ! ,r,er.
sSsooeet ysusth-st.
V7AIT1 1kANE-Fss saIs s. -
W KELLOGG BI10E,
alsSo4Se fssstk-st.
MoND.-S0 Dsxss Prise. On ssasi9a.sSs.
srSS- - KELLOGG ! sxaaR
vx/B9 k1N 6ordes Lie, q WKaI YaaaY 61aS1s
w saw 81 Asaea n Ksasas ~ Aisssri.
Per sAle y ~ CITY BOOK 6DORn.
a|fis 81 AAia-st.
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laE INDIANA AsrLrxs CLosko.-The Asy.
iums for the blind and the deaf and dumb.
waiea were crowded with pupils, have been
eosed aud the inmates sent home. The pro.
Gee ing was rendered necessary on account
OF the failure Of the Legislature to make the
usuai appropriations at its recent session
One seeking and schemes for promoting
party success, absorbed the members Of the
LEGISLATURE TO the exclusion Of the claims 8.
humanity and the interests OF the Stat.
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IN =. ,. 1Aknnk vssi1 fs1psst- .
9a1ay iafesa ~ pAessns 81 -
1s.aA Dssssaiiy, thaf - - 1sse1 ~ NJJvN \
A4a4ss9s ssits u seeme, spn4ono
een1sstAhls, II ~ hsisA bmtl1inG, u71s - 9 "a
Aa1WQ1n Mnlp - JeAoeuo seene1o. 4oo1Atoj ~
- lASsss. ~ eSlt66ts eeae1mnenoe ~ ~ eem>
- AAisp1a1Asum vasSomle6. kaU1o4Dy
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FREE PHtscipLKs IN TExAs.-There is a
spirited paper published in Wood county
which advocates free soil doctrines and the
rights and interests Of free white laborer,.
rather than the privileges Of the slaveholde,
With has human cattle. The fact tina, n.
editor Of such paper, is member cleo, 10,
shAs county to the General Assembly, ind,.
Gates decided advance in public opinion in
that section OF the Union.
"a The State 10 paying interest on he,
Andeotsdnsss 10 consequence Of the del,p.
aasncy Of county trsasurers, many Of whom,
regardless of Law and thsir oath Of Office 4fa,j
70 perform their duty towards the State
Treasury.
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HOB sac ~ Bargain.
eligible builaieg los. ~ Test freaA q lass q
"A ~ optics " tAe paFeAAssr. 6aja lel 4 =
nh yssSA, 81 Will - ssl6 cheap Il applied ~
eo4a-
neoes. IaqutSv u The ua4sseigA~d. segnes ~
1sGnkiis and 18th ~. p. a. CknoIQl.
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The last steamer brings news that Queen
viotoria has given birth TO another little
Princsss, being the ninth Royal infant pre-
scented 70 the British nation by her Queen
ship, to give her people assurance that issue
Of the Royal line will not fail them soon
again.
From France the intelligence 10 that the
Emperor proposes to visit Algeria soon
Prussia i msdiating with tho Western Pow
srs in behalf Of Naples. Spain il anxious to
arrange matters with Mexico, lest in case Of
protractsd hostilites, the United States should
take occasion to seize Cuba.
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BY KENDALL, HOWE 1 CO.


r q B B q r q o o D s!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sToDDARD x HAYWARD,
Sseends,., bet. Main and johnson,
kEOkUK...... ........
MOULD respectfully solicit the sitisens Of
w Aeokuk sId vicinity " cali and examine
the Largest, Finest, and most Complete
AssOrtnsc nS - Rubber GosAs
Ever opened IN this state for public inspection.
We have On haad large and we'll ss-
hctcd stock, adapted to the
Country AMI City Trade,
soD.isting in part Of
vuicanizcd anA sslarissA
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, SANDALS, SOLIING
AND CEMENT, GLOVES, NITTS,
W WAGON APRONS AND COVERS, WHIPS.
HORSE COVERS,
Tssss, 0sa Ca'ss, Faasss and csys Bseksfs sal Ssd
csHissns, Irsvsiins and Saddle Bags.
Air Work.
LIFE PREyERvERS, BEDS, PILLOWS AND
CGSAlONS.
Druggists' Articles.
Svvissss, Ps'ss,.ss. &c. EiasAe CoySs ssl yvssAs.
Stohonsrs' Rubber Articiss.
ELASIIc KINGS AND BANDS,
Toys.
Dolls, Balls, Wallets and Tohasso Pouches,
LSsio Drs0 SAisl1s sRl Assps,
Machine Betting,
HOSE AND HOSE COUPLINGS.
Rasesr Tsbing, Car. Wagon and Carriage Sprisss.
Brick Aassss' ApronrCissA Steam Packing.
Piano and Nelodoon Coveu.
aad Shot Fiasks, Tape Measures, Pea AID
Pencil Cases, Canes, Kuiss, Corkssssws,
Buttons, Castor Rolls. Cigar Cases,
Tanbisr'. Napkin Kings, Knamslsd Cloths. 10.
Importers Of
Rsglish and French Elastic Brsids. Cords, wsIs-
Ing Ststioasrs', Drsggisss's aad
Surgsons' Articles, and
Evsry Harissy Of Indio Rsbbsv owd Cute
Pereha Goods,
which We Offer At Lowsss Market Rates.
Orders from ths interior will b faiiAfsily asd
preaDsly executed, (nAyIdSviy
-
Saddles aaA AaPaoss
AT COST
HAVIN0 given up the manufxeturs Of SaAdlss
4 i and Hsraem, We odsr the stosk On AasA at
greatly reduced prices. Those In sssd Of sssA -
= .lll snd |; tyr their advantass 70 svsii
lAsnsslvss OF this rars opportu atty. Call at Unisa
Block, Sstwcsn 9Th and 7th, o'asMais -st.
may3dtf BERNARD. NAUDA IN i 90.
>. RUSH LITTLE. -. D..
physician AND euR01OA. O0ss O Third
! street. e~t~ssn NAiA aad Johason e.. ever
.ackeys Cigar Store. Rssj dssss q 81. Chaslss
asssI. CnAy11
.. q. r -. y = = r r II
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Monday evening, May 4th, the perfornasss
will commence with
LOVES SACRIFICE.
Margaret RlDore ............. Mrs. Rush
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DuRyeo = EossytAss
Celebrated Rochester hay, platform 80 csspess
SCALES. The hsss Scales Il tAs oashss, vasTaas-
- ssrsset. Thy have bsss u ass fss ysAss, 80
ssn - sssa In tks stores sf ChittsaAsa Aebsvis,
Cssaabls, Smyth Co., 6tAGDsd AsCsss, Dss1
ksutgsa, Cisshorn = liarSisoo, J. y. Cspslia.
etc.. asd will speak for themselves. For ssls 81
factory prices.
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]. suR6SoH DiNiibr.
0lss ea8sssaa o., betvsss nain eaA JSkneea.
kD0KUK, IOWA.
nK. H. - sAAitisa - - usael
~ 1ssbo1S u inserting asti1elAI
e:eeA, ~ lseaeosieA q tAs sxelssivs
stgAt - AAle eAAU q nesattng tAs
sSontiane0s ena 1sgk. /" - nsIvsesolly aaaise1
for thetr oeooty and cleanliness.
nsis cleo mounting teeth oa Data rsssAs.
an 70 1v1y
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rue.a, last, was to endaDser he i.te o., Of the
whole and 70 procpg the agitation OF The slavery
{" question OF course it was. Iheie could DC
no question sbout the fate of the whole the peoPe
Of Kansas got chance to vote upon Ito eterese
upon il their right Of popular sovereignty. ine Cun
stituton was not submitted 10 them solely because
i. wss certain to be rejected, sud IL was not 'ne
object of the Southern leaders 70 run any risR OF
thst sort. at would have been worse tnan .
farce" continues The Union on Wednesdsy, 70 70
submit the Constitution for the mere purpose oi
having il voted down" OF course, The ts'on Is
per. city right What could have been more Prepos'
ferrous than for an assembly Of respectable gen,
temen good national Democrats to man, 70 spend
several weeks in making Constitution only To nave
il rejected by rsbble of Black Republican votes
1.-THE Consen'ion knew that they were acting ID
"pursuauce ofthe legal authority Of the Territory,
continues he orgsD and that it Was their duty 70
"pake q C, Institution; but if they knew, too, toat
"there Was iactiOus opposition to the Convention
(which would cause the rejection OF their WORK
"horever we'll done, they were excusable Tor re-
"fspg t. Weld to that factious spirit"
Could anything be clesrer than this II the fac
tons m,iority don't know what is good for them,
the minority, who do know, ARE eIcussole for re-
.'fuspg TO Yield 10 that factious spirit" 10 this
con pie ZION has American Democracy come at last
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FROM WASHING Ton.
From Oar Own Correspondent

From Oar Own Corespondsnt
WASHINGTON Friday, Nov. q, 1857.
A profound sensation hs' been caused b. the fact
bee, ming certain that both Gov. Walker and Sen
ator Dousla, are opposed to the LeoOmp'On C,n-
stituton and to the course Of the L.couptcn Csn-
vention in refusing to submit their entire work to
the vote OF the people. There is every symptom
Of row al spill. in the Democratic parry. If
Walker and Douel,,, backed BY The PhaadelPiis
Press, The Chicago Times AMI other inhasnd.
Democratic journals, rfuse to support the L.
compton niquity, they will to certainty carry
With them very numerous body OF the
Northern Democracy. The eontriven Of the Le'
compton swndle having minsged to commit 70 it,
support the entire Southern Democracy, including
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THE CRADOOCK MURDER.
Frsm The Cincinnati Commercial


LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25-p. %.
II viii be remembered that on the 26ta OF Aagna
1856 Psschal ID. Craddock, who resided SIX miee
from Louisville, on the Bsrdstown road, was fco.d
had three shos in the thigh Of the balls passing
through. None Of these wounds could have caused
death. The neck was broken, ana the lace and bed
nutsted by kogs, ibe ears ha ving been eaten "a:
Craddock was on horseback when he was shot, ssa
was supposed that after he was shot, he fsn of hh
horse ard broke his neck. The horss wM
found standing by the body Two pissss. Of
rope, having blood on them, were found nsS By.
biz death by violence" There had been thrss aAs-
meIts pending against Crsddock on charges Of fsl-
ony but be bad succeeded In continuing the trixs o.
three different terms Of Court. He vas mach feared
in the reigbborhood, as i was alleged thai no was
connected with gang Of countetieiters and horse
thieves. He had been wealthy man. A short time
previous, q meeting was held In Jefe,soa County,
which afforded BY the moot respectable citizens,
at which resolutions were passed Demanding uas
Crscdock and two others leave Kentucky within sx
mobtbs. The time had Just expired when he vas
killed. negro was arrested on the charge o. killing
i'm. An opinion was prevalent that some o. Crsd
cocks gsrg those who bad been associated With hin
bad slain him. fesrrg that when bis trials took plscs
they might become involved. Others vere under ~
impression that the friends OF those who bad sfsi
with Craddock, and were convicted to the Peuites:
tary mainly on Crsddock's evidence, had comnittss
the deed.
ing mystery soiveo o. ioho"s' =.
John Miller Of BuIltt County, whose character V
reported 6izreputeble in Louisville, yesterday rave
himself Up to the snthortee confessDg that csFtsil
parties offered Is 600 to any one who would put
Gre ddock throughthst he and eight others seoepted
the bribe when the plot made TO t,ke Cfsddocks
life. Five Of the psrty lay In ambush, cough being
the signal to fire Crsddock as he passed By. Miller
saw be fired in the air.
Warrants were issued for ell psrtier, several q
whom were arrested including Col. Allen sod brothsF,
Austin Hubbard sId Joe Wright OF Buh't County;
Stephen Baird Of Shelby County and Fred, Hikes d
Jefferson County. OtbeIs are also implicated. Mer'a
story ie not fully credited.
The parties implicated are wealthy and hsretofors
were highly respected. Jack Allen had been hous
only two week. and was an invalid at the time Of the
murder.
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THE STEAMSHIP Vanderbilt.

r. M Editor Of T7sN. Y Tyiby~.
Sir: Permit me, through the medium Of your widely
circulating paper TO make remarks 10 reference
to the late voyage Of tti, ship from SoutAs0pson V
New.York. II is always IN ungrseious tax 70 he1
fault but in the present instance feel thst Shouts
be wanting in duty to the public Is well as TO myself,
not to complain Of the outrageous system Prscosd ~
the owners or agents of this vessel Ny time IL TOO
limited to-day 10 enter iuto tuch details a. would h
pecessay to depict the inconvenience experienced By
all, al the intense suffering Of large number OF the
passtI gers during this yoysge In consequence OF ne
crowded state OF the chip and the utter absence o.
ventilation. Wi,his the last few years ! have msde
ten in the CuDsrd Colns and other steamers;
ard ore in August last, in the Vanderbilt, on WHICH
occasion there were ssy vP'f ~ tSs.. ' ~.
ssees were extremely boisterous, having been
in the Winter mouths; but in no instance have
ever sifn cssed much distress among the psssen-
ger or head sucb loud, universal and continued de-
nun6stiops u the internal arrangements and general
manager eItof epy chip While all admitted the hes
ea quaitss Of the Vanderbilt and praised her spesA,
BE- eve that shsl rot be going too far In ssylss,
'sst scaIcely persI N on board during hsr Fscset
western passsge, can be found who viii not ooseea
every wo,d that about to cay in reference 70 -.
We left COses with 30j passengers, IS OF whom we!e
seccpo-esss. As the ship 10 calculs'ed TO csny cay
about 100 INIT class pss'ergeI me forwse sAoon 20
gers we've ace available for those taking stcisss
ticketa. The Consequence wv that the uafortansss
secoI clare passengers, meo women aud ohiidfees
chiefly foregners, were qustefed iH the forecsfnes
which in other chips 10 used only By tee sshors.
Bsvirg visited that part Of the ship, ! mes
ray, that | have never seen any thing
equal the wfe'chsd accommodation and safer
iIss Of The unfortunate people. Whsnever ws
al siTorg head wind and heavy sess, as We asa
for teveral days the second olsss quarters were ree
lEy dIeIched with water When the ship rese1so
her berth today, Two infant children were 10 the az
s,sges Of illness, brought by bad vent sson $50
e,Iosure 70 wet old and heat astefnaiey Asrc
geids myself, ] can rough the sea - well es ~
lsrcsusn who ever MADE voysge, ssd never sunN
from the severe mslsdy OF . see sicksess but nsvsg
had The care Of delicate wife 90 hand, hso my =
ertioL u more particularly directed to the wresess
ne,s OF ctherr. We were smsDg the eighty Of 81
died 6rstclass passengers ~ho had taken room. 70 "
forward lower saloon, in ignorance OF the ms 49,
description Of the quarters We were TO occupy
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chilli.

Valparaiso paper are to October Is.
2 since the new Ministers have entered on the d.
charge of their duties perfect tranquility has been 10
stored and all parties are urited IN cooperating With
he Cabinet.
An extraordinary essou Of Congress has been called
70 cor sider the estimates for 1885, 10 consider cssn
rev laws reforming some existing ones, and fsasa
other business. ~
Mr. Bgler, United States Minister near this Govern
inert, was received 10 public audience by the Pred
dent on the 9Th inst the customary spsecaes being
exchanged in the most friendly terms.
Government has granted ID. Jusn Rppei an excla-
sive privilege for navigating the River vadivis b.
steamboats, during four years.
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We repuhlisb The following list Of names Of r. D..
and ri'sirg, furrisbed by tsegrsphic d'sostchss 49,
Meupbi., AND not inciuded IN the foregoing Hst
Jn Lsusblin. AIhsnce O Thos Nev6ooss r,
Hiram CbsIeton, Alliance, o. Ky. -''s
Vim. Chsnlbeu Cipoin patl. Geo Newman C.x,.u.
John Gslisber s.insvIle o. blind nan nsmsS -, Az
j., Brsnnd, Allegheny City, ~is ans t-o Sss.Ss,.
Pa ing 10 Psducah s-~sS ~
Jas MeLsulhlD, Pittsburgh. An Iri.h sirl s,,r, A.
0u. HerD, Pttsbursh. mother sf Can,s.~s Ax
c. Craig, Birpin 81 sm, Pa. Jss. Mohsfy 49, ma
Mr.. Bond, Memphis 'P'f, Pa
The above comprise al the namss II d. lot A,
O the crew Of ttirty.seven f'emen aud a. s'e,x
twelve only are known to be saved the rea "a ss.
or missirg.
This iI fsted 'fes an" 70, owned in Louisville. a.
lees II SO her actual worth, ard insured h Is.
vii for $40 000 in sums equally divided betssss -.
offices The bost was owned By the Mesrs. ycscs
The chief one being Capt w r. Ho,eroft ~ ~ -
,tearer Diamond, w. W. Huston Of I.ousy;fls 49,
and Mr.. Piclinpaugh Of Indiana. She vas = ,sr,
Popular boat Louisville Jour-, a<b
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST

The 2. S. n. Co.'S steamer NewGrsnsas. C.nt
Il. W. Walker from Callso October u, arrived 4. ~
Anchorage OF Psnsms November 6.
The New Grsps6s brings the semi. mosthly sougs
Pacific nail and sl27 40 IS in specie.
Her dates are-ysloarsso, October Is; CldsrS
October IS; Islsy, October D. Cslso, October Is;
Psita, October %; Gusyaqui, October 2s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
R0I,IXIA.

The revolutionary party in this Republic, under DE-
Ipsres apes to have spost succeeded in their e.
deayors to upset the Government Of Gen. Co,dobS
Who. according to the published accounts, Is almox
driven to the last extremity and viii be soon compesd
either to fee or surrender. There appears TO have
been a good deal Of h,rd fighting, accompanied By
murders. robberies and other outrsges comnited By
the Indisn followers Of the two armies, but hoped
that order will soon % restored. At lest accounts
Lipsres was following Cordoba from Cochsbsnbs 70
Orur. The City Of Sucre pronounced IN favor si
Ilnsrss ON the 18th Of September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

TIE Missouri Legislature recently disposed Of q
,omewhst delicate case in the fol owing manner. A
youpg ~oDan having borne TO young mso son and
heir which be- lot refusing totasher sti rsfased 10
ing to charge her name which done, she and the
cbild assuming the appelstion Of tse dsddy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
PERU.

Dates from Callao are to Oct 70.
The revolution appears to be no nearer ie sermss'
.on ,ban ever. The sieRe Of Ariqaipa Is stu pre.
greripg, and promises to bold out IS loog Is tao q
Azoth or Of Troy or any in the old times and baes
p.rbsp., than those of Delhi or Canton. The nes!'
papers report that there is much loss Of life o. nce
mes. which we doubt. President Castillo 10 seh Q
have had horse killed under him; had the bad hit
the rider it might probably have terminated hassfss
Provisions in Arquips are plentiful, but very dear.
Trade in Tacrs suffering, owing to the revsouss
In BOLIVIA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-10
| y TEST NEWS



The steamship Persia, rs announced nv taIe
graph arrived at New York on Friday nj noon.
having lett l.lverpool at O'Clock Saturday morn
ing the 2lst February.
Lord Napier. the new British minister to the
1nl,ea states with his family, came passenger
on the Persia. ,
GREAT BRITAIN.
ne war with China occupied Parliament MIR.
ihoouehtre sand that no orders or ipstrnc,ians
nha e''h issued Ia The British authorities at Hong
Nohe' AZ 10 The Admiral in command If The
sl'aa'"n III the Chinese waters, su,ppnlin,y or
sup'f,tding the directions given by Earl GREY
I'D 1910 whereby defensive operations against
the lhinese were peremptorily forbidden without
the previous sanction ii England
resolution hy the Earl uf Derby, txprp., sing
the get OF the House at fhe interrepiion If
amlca'ie relations between China and Il, eat Ri
tam, ana cendr inning the commencement If hos
Titles without direct orders from her Majesty.
Government was made the orl,r of tho dav for
Thursday.
Lord Palmer>ton said that no actual engage.
menis had yet been come 10 between the Gov
ernments OF England and Denmark. for the com.
mutnt ON If the Sound Dues.
Lord Palmerston sad he had no n,w1edcc If
any '"aty which was said To have been conpl,
ted between Russia aud Persia in Janu,ry Inst
10y witch tn" latter celel 10 the former large
tract ct country On the borders # Iu, KEY.
The Earl OF Eli'@"trr died IN London on / e 18Th
IN the 5ih YER Of Iii, aye. lie aHl been LORD of the
treasury 1Hs'i Secretary Of Ireland. and Secretary
"i Var lie Wa> pet, aal besides numerous trans
actions wrote a Pocm entitled The Pilgrimage -
lie Is succeeded in hi, lgs and estates by his oldest
SON, Lord Brarhley aao j, in u prcearious state of
health.