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Railroad Jubilee.

Mzsrais, Team. Nay 2, 1857
VIC had Jubilee day hore yesterday, on the occas.ca
q tbe openpg OF the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Tho city crowded with people II Ia estimated that
there iS,o0o strsngors prcs'nt The display was
vcsy nne. qusrtiy Of water from tho Atlantic
vA poured toto he Nbspa u comm, norse the union
81 the oadP
The American stale Convention haze pnpiinltei Robert
49, f. l.nx,.rnnr " Tanna.sea-
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Personal Intelligence.

The Chicago Frcs says, that the 2oth APRIL Hon. I'D
ward Everett having been a visit 10 school, Caught
Lis foot The scrsPvr when coming out of the door aud
Tell forward bis face, receiving deep cut his upper
I'M Otherwise hrusing his face The wound on his lp
bled nearly al day. and at limo II thought would
prevent Li- del, erug his i,ctrc last cvcring. Hts w
r. are, however, bu, slight: and viii disappear W loo
lays.
Hon H. C. Glenn, the Attornoy General OF Mississippi,
decnee reelection. Hc bas held to Once for e,ht
years
Pri-re Alfred OF England is TO reside Ia the Duchy
n bo-Tg and 10 pursue hs studies ii the University OF
Tom, where Irince Albert, bis father, 10 studied
General Luders vic has beer In Paris, has lad pri.
vs,o audience OF the In geror.
General Toticbol has presCntei the Emperor OF the
frcpct with copy nsgracety boui g. Of nj jcurnsi of
the siege Of Sebs,op, kept BY hirsei day by day This
most interesting diaFy u wrt In Russian, with French
uanslGtion on each page.
DEPARTURES.
ror g. -lc.or In the siesusp ClunAis-CsTt Cs's Y .
r. Prof 5.aer LUG ThsyeT ~ nswer y De s9n Zen,
q Minor and son, Lee, forgsy g Cole AMI sdy,
MEs Shfrrerd Mise Graydcr, Iuion and LADY II Mer
req EIeld q Gsydun. Nil v Rlter, Dukos hsic
i1Erah,m De Mise I, kwsn k,s Ia, ssuf,i X
sor, concklin r wntiow y Randolph, q 7 Thomas =
sHi IN the steerssc,
Prom Charleston, in the STEAMSHIP Martonxrs wo0iruH
children. q Durham, lady three children and
Nr ISwrpy and t.dy. u Oak md lacy Miss obbou Miss
bird, Mn GIL Mis- Hoffman, Mrs stsntrd and four
ch.drer w King VI, n Foley, Nj Snnr Mct'shy,
Nerseies, NV Scruey, Capt q Refs Dr g Gu, - u
ro~ler br Kelly Heron Clancy q Butler, L
Fosrn and " nsteersgc.
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wA1useroy May Z, 1851.
rne se~ Orleans mail Of Tuesday Ia, has been re-
crsvrd betc. The n,wfrapcn. contain nothing Of i'm
fo~tura.
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NV ORLEANS, May 8. 1851,
Anvtcs received from tse city Of Mexico W tho 18th
a March
The Archbishop and several priests have been arrested
for Being implicated in the late attempted Insurrecaou
The Archbishop Is 10 be banisbed-
Two British vessels had arrived II Ssorncios csus Il
excitement 1t WAS supposed their oo,ect WAS 10
bully The government and 10 hasten the settlement OF he
English qussco. The threatened 6Nbuster demcust-s-
lion from CAicrDIs upon Sonora, slo caused much an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

HiIrs Hair Dye--4 Shiliings BoS, Black
brown No. Barclay street. lnmu.oe cutting az hair
nd kara
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Private Lessons In Penmanship DAN y--Terpas
from 81 TO Slb OLIVER B GOLDSMITH. S62 broadway.
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well AZ tie world OF fashion. sear-i with surprise
rense millinery establishment med by H. WILDE late
% John street His nv warehouse No Jt RrOadw-y
four oil styles
IN .nn s artificial no sers H. sd dresses ah goods
goods &c. a. his acae Of prices Is lower than be
fore dreamed OF 10 Broadway.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOuPoes--
The best In ht world supassing al Made sold ad lied
vt the manufactory, Zs3 broadway.
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Klxsd quoted at Sis. Cd; yellow, s2s 49, Cd white,
S4s. @ 2Ss
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Provisions we're generally steady with but little vsria
oo In prices. Beef closed 1rm at previous prcea Pork
quiet old mess 72s.6d, ditto 9os 92s.od. Lard
6eevy a ees. Talow steady a, e2s. Ashes quiet Pots
a0s.6d Ais Naval stores-Rosin steady al d. ID for
oomInos. Tsrpeutne (sprts) steady at 40s6d.
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CTtstadOrV's Hair Dye.-NVigs and Toupees
hold their sway supreme wholesale retail and the dye
pr,ystely applied castor House.
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mrs CnyRR.unS At jsNeuOvS.--Ths vireinians are
sbol, 10 celebrate In grand style the 2osh Anniversary
ne FIR, handing n the Anglo Sayons In America which took
place 81 jamestown, Va, jus, two ceaures and half ago
We learn there VIII he ascmbage the t3h ns,an,
ouch ~ never Was before upon the classic spot In
palmest day. Of is history The yelantecrs from Ia Il
more, Rrsmeca Norfolk and 81 The ~wroucding country
viii asser 10 great strength, and all be p~eey grs II
Che sa,c are expected to grace ths occasion With ihcir
prssesce rse proinen, feature Of tho day, however,
viil be old friend opsa JOHN Tyar, who possesses
very high qualities speaker fw such an occasion ~
phis he " deliver an crsion aud have 40 doubt no
win 10 Inssice 10 his theme Tlc steamer Jamestown "a
edvertsed for the excursion, and would ahye all who
would hayo good time Il cheap rate 10 avail themselves
Of the Advantages she oe There ore uJ many relics
around TIE old settlement vel worthy the attention OF ne
curoos, and would repay the ,rcabl Of n Wilt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

Csrpetinss AMI Ohcioths.-A very barge
assortment al very low prices, at ARTHUR DONNELIfs,
" bowery. between Hester and Grand streets.
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At the second board lower prices ruled all round Read
ing fell OF per cent Cleveland and Toledo, New York
Central, u; Eie, q; Michigan Southern, /. After the
board further decline realized, and the market
ciose ed very heavy.
The stesnshp Vanderbilt. from this port for southsmp
ton and Hayre tomorrow tuesday,, will take out about
S4Oo in spece The Cunard steamer from Boston for
Lversoo on Wednesday, will take out about 500 900
more, making the total export about 100000
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CITY COnInnRCIAA sEPOwT.

AsssTbe salee embraced about 20 bib. pots a. 6tsc
while pearls we're quiet al &c.
BRKiD1urre -Rlour-The market quiet FOR "a etc
and Western common brands while higher and extra
grades were in light supply and prices arm. TIE sales
footed about 900 bbs al about tho feow wing quota,
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Police Intelligence.
TBa uoMIcIpE IN THE rot ara WARD.

~ KpTrun fIN a. RAID
AZ The Sunday papers, 10 their report OK the above,
seem 10 infer thai the parties who accompanied N. de-
ceased fswccny) were freluentsrs of the house, hs
Coats Hsad) would with 70 state that their presence In
tho house the night IN question, mere accidental
call which they might make 10 any pubic house. would
also with contradict the report n their being ems ed
IN playing cards, such was not The csse
wM CLEARLY,
Proprietor Goats Head, II Jacob street.
Nsv ToaS, May 8, 1851
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Murray Il Lanman.s Florida waite

Hall & co.. Dispensing Chemists, 363 Eighth
avenue -Brsndreths villa Is ceas yer box, six b0xes 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

W. O'-rA AZ Nuuos G,ips>. Tho "Trovstote" was
sven last evening 70 an cxo,e r, house. The distribution
was the same ne last week with the ,cpton % Anodo
VINO resumed his original part The Conc ~ lana, much
70 INC delight Ct The sudence. The orera was very well
sune snh acted surerbJ ala Trayia,a' on Wednesday,
Ne la -, t,i ese & the seSao@
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Rupture Cured Marsh ~ Co. Removed Ia
No Vesey street Astor House, by harsh Co radical
ir
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aErca<rschs, Templs o. Art.,, nsa

Ambrosyp~s One shilling aud Photographs
81 NAsArs fails and c,y ,ews "a A. old HOLMES picture
shov ~ Broadway.
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Murray u Lanman's Florida Water, n moi
immortal perfume, the lasting In the world Lke
oil that Invaluable, has been initiated But survives
and riupphs while the limitations die Purchsse only the &c
rure article, Murray h Lanman's. which for fifteen
has been the national perfume and cosmetic Of Spanish Amer
Looh TO the label Sold by LAEAAN CO, wbole-s.f
druggste 60 Water street. New York and by AL druggss
tQc. botle
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cheap Bocts--Eashionssl Boota--Dursb1e
b,csu~ rrce h,,ts tlendeneu, ruy Your boots At GAN
TRkIIir SIS Btosdwsv
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From Washington.
FAA DALLAS TREATY-MEIsTING Or TnK COURT OF
CLAIMS, ETC.

CLAIMS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, May A, 1857
Tue Cabinet good deal exercised at the summary
In which the Engsh government disposed of the
amended Dallas treaty, and general consultation was held
upon The subject to-day. The administration somewhat
pushed ~ to what course TO pursue
Ths Court OF Claims met to-day, after recess OF four
weeks and rendered Judgment In fifteen cases. fourteen OF
which were adverse TO the claimants understand there
b large number OF which the Court are ready 70
dispose o. great number consist Of claims
fos Revolutionary services, all Of which are barred W
statute limitation.
rhs Secretary Of the Navy ken up two Of the cases
referred to him by the Naval Court OF Inquiry, those Of
IAeuenaus Meade and PennngtoA He has gone through
with PenpIagtcns case and he remains whore
Che first Board left him, dropped from the service The
Secretary moi yet gone through with Meade's case.
Tfn GENERAL NKwsrAfss DISPATCH.
'THH DA LLAs-CLARKNDON THEATY-TEE CRKw OF TIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RECEIPTS, Etc. ETC.
WASHINGTON May 4, 1857.
The rlu,ors of the rejection by Great Britain OF the
Dallas treaty confirmed by the reception of
letter from Mr. Dallas himself 10 the President Lord
Napier expected shortly 10 communicate the fact off,
cfaly 10 government when the subject will be
dered by the Cabinet Both the administration and Lord
Es1iss first inclined u believe the treaty would be
ratified BY England; but the recen. debates Parliament
ana moro especially me hs fnSbsh elections, had
changed their opinions.
Che Navy Department having 10 believe that the
crew or the BghHyer, wrecked the coast OF Formosa,
murdered, instruction. have just been Issued to the
EAaG India squadron 70 proceed thhes TO make invcga
Eso
1he ORDERS o. the late administration regarding the pro-
lection Of the persons and property Of citizens Of the United
se&es q Panama. remain In force and require this 10 be
done q ell hazards, 10 the seizure OF the Lshmus
Tho receipts OF the Treasury for the quarter ending
APra nearly SO 900, of which $40 900 900
from the customs, and 81 900 900 trom land
sales. The expenditures were ST. 10000.
The President has recognized Gregorio Dominguez ~
Cousu Cor Ecuador al New York and Car, Schctter ss
Consul fOr Havana 1t Philadelphia.
w. " Pren,iss has been appointed Special Mail Agent
Tor the district of Ohio and part OF Pennsyiyans, vice Ia
ooa. the appointment to take effect from the first OF june
There meeting Of the Cabinet today: hence the
report thai they had under consideration the rejected tres
q erroneous
Secretary floyd u recovering from The sickness which
hAs confined him 10 the house for the past week.
xhs Court a Claims resumed session today
Tine Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD Dtniculty.
BALnsoRx, May 4, 1851
fhs baltimore and Ohio Railroad difficulty is yet set
cd, but sere prospect OF speedy settlement Seve-
M Military companies started this afternoon fox the
n kkxsrSAncAl Va rot4~s and theyr
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100 chs Ia Crosse and Milwaukee RI. 7sx-regnar.
simeon nrapcrs regunr semi weekly sslc Of bonds and
stocks viii take place cmorro~, Tuesday al half past IL
O'Clock. at the Merchant Exchange.
Tbs annexed statement exhibits ne average daily
movement In the leading departments q the banks cf this
city during the week preceding saturday morning. May
Q, 1867 aud for several previous weeks
Nrv Yosx err Bu~rs-
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Honoway's Ointment.-It is Notorious that
INDECENT in the muscular healed
vita safety by the ordinary sayes This alone peue
stes the morbid Of these Fixed ulcers
end removes them rapidly aud without hazard equally
efcscicUs for ell external pustues inasmmstons and
wounds.
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the present season. will take more prominent posi-
ton from the start than that OF VIM. j. Bell 4 Co. This
house hs ,hrco partners, viz Mr.. VIM J. Beu, Mr. John
Can. late President of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad Company and Mr. D. Y Bei, late OF Chicagosn
experienced bankers, with large capital The long resi-;
dence Of the Messrs. Bell in the Western States, aud the
extensive councillors Of each partner with thai section of
the Union, gives them extraordinary facilities for nego-
ustng Western securities ard Tor the transaction Of gene
raj banking business.
The gross and net earnings OF ee Centsl Railroad Com
pany Of New Jersey for the yearc ending April l. 1856 snd
1867, were follows
tFS1H.d NAuR0,p ~ NV Jorssy
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1,76o,lSs ,ls7 ,6s4 ,337 ,asi ,2e2 e7e
The trade reports for the city OF Torone Cor the quarter
ending the LIST OF April 1867 have just been published
The rcsulls A. follows
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shor, no Broadway.
"Fredertcks' Temple of Art ESQ Broad-
way opposite Metrcroitsn Hotel.
HAilofvsrs. super 10 AIRY nsdsn this city -
prorccSses IN 81 ptstc and aqusee, By p-eder'css'
fRoroesaSss' Ia isiis Ink rarISsn style tf
DARunnnn0rvvss ana Ausaorvtva IN roors. ID ..H.
oalle~y eren hrr A. NJ W p. ~, end free 70 The In
peescn 81 Ne pnbiic.
sce1y & 0arhansss, Pssctoxrsphsc Chemisss,
A. have removed n go Brosdwsy msieurs supplied IL
ali their wsns. 49,
Canada straw Hats, by the Baie.--Pn,rn
ief hats b. TIE with on
straw Fco1 among which styles
not 10 be fourd slsewhero 9Eo W. JEHrAL READ iD
Chsla5ers street
sprtrg Business Coats.
Spring ragans,
Drrss and froct coets.
Ard ever variety ~ clothing,
A. DRUMUOfU rROCTIS
iej tuion street.
CHEAP Boots-Fashionnsl Boots--Dursb1e
btos-s rricr,i enenen tuy your boots NJ GAN
TRkII'S, SlS Brosdwpv
Uassfs,,-fs In'I,arvi Palace, CuuTt s0d TIE ,-
Erucklxv-M sl.es, lu ices L. feet caling
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BALusoRx, May 4, 1857.
Tho baltimore and Ohio Railroad difficulty is not yet set
cd, but sese Is prospect OF speedy settlement. seve
M Military companies started this afternoon for the
oCAssrsssce. No ripsess appeared sad they returned
sbsus Scsack shis evening, unmclessed.
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see1y q 0arhapssi, Photographs Chemisss,
Ar have removed n go Brcsiw~y. mseurs supplied
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UrHO BILLED COCK RORIkv
w Who kiled al the rstd ..- go.
l. said Cossr, w,'h my --rnsior k.l q ~ W. -
COsr aRS depos 81 hrcadTsy Wv VOW
where mag be had Also.
g0tias's bCi Bug exiera '02l'r
Cos,srs electric pova sale, o"''F' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MR.. KELLY'S PORTRAIT.

Attic lsst meeting OF the Board Of Education the
portrait of the late Robert Kelly, former President,
was presented by Mr.. Waterbury and others, TO be
placed in the meetDg-room Of the Board. Mr.. Water
bury prefaced the letter Of presentation with the fol-
lowing remarks:
Mr. PREnDEsr: As q fitting part Of the exercises
Of this evening" have duty 10 perform OF greteiul,
snd yet Of melancholy character. The present year
has nearly run its race but its last sands should MOI be
allow cd to fell into the Of the past without that
tribute to the memory of departed officer OF tins BODY
which hy the aid Of few fleuds Of public education,
cen be laid to- ight During the year now Closing
ole o. the most distinguished Of the ExPresldenis
If ibis B. ard bar beon Iost 10 sgbt tnOugh 10 az
who knew hID he will remain dear 10 memory.
We car see him DO more, but the skiJ Of toe artist
has pshed bis task perfectly that the counte,
nance Of Ia bert Kelly may look down upoa TINS Board
for sg.s truthfuly that bis most lntlmae trends
living might IeiuTh the geLlA gaze OF MS eye, ana
boo their ear Ia readiness Tor the wee ana kiu1Iy
council Of bis lips which they justly priced Absent
h,m The country myself at the time Of biz dea,h when
other members were enabled 10 join Their word. o.
honor AID prsise in the general gre tesrs 70 take
advantage Of this occasion to Jay an h1mOe chap az Of
admiration end love upon his grave y't green ana
BIZ ssOuDg with the tCwe:s which hpd 5eLial soi
sbDVe tie asbes VI The jus
Mr. Kelly was an accomplished scholsr. He sraiu-
at.d at COun bis ColeG and added 20 the 4 aadatoa
y e. laid q OfOugh exploration Of the yaroas neos
If speenI ana mOctrn heIat1re / believe, Of, nc
ives ,sneuleo By thOee qualified - Judge UPON sISn
loiLts Che Of he bes sctoa's IA our ls;d e7l-V e'J
10 that debsrmeL Of banning IN wh'ch 50 70"
hope fer asstrgy tie Hebrew lSsuase. A,t5r
tssius cu.',.e he devoted hlOssf - nie:ean'ue
tusItss AID ICON tcquT-d mOr esae I'"uhe
WI i, 0t,lar ooIt.Limelt IN this mo3ey
e,tti,s Ase. be Ni,cre~ t!Dstf FROM tae
1unuI u wealth 10 devote his iGe 70 labt.s AID s'u
dies al th wee more cungeii'i 70 rs mitHsc' ana
bs nsie II wa No. sl!prisyg tasi ,Deo Dcaa was
as,u h on, fof &c ion % II Board. lie becaine
u.ut.fip 1917: arc al otk 30. tcokt p0ftSle err
c,us,sfce. @: ~ gen,he -hig 0sfe -; un4liu 'as
- lou - 10 Boar d, tie IN, D. ( as WI. d
n ciie rlce b, ~! ii 90 % [. he u AL,
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MISSOURI.

The Legislature Of Missouri was organze1 on the
2Cth ul. by the choice Of Anti-BeIt)n Officers.
Rob,rt Harrison Of Cooper County, Anti Ben.on OH
Lire Wing, wss elected Speaker OF The House by
sixty-nine votes to ffty-tso for Wilson lBent't j
Tie Message Of Gov Price wa: sent IN the sane
day ibis document represents the f1auoes OF tte
State a. in prosperous condition, and urges iha, IN
oder to mairtsin that position there sholi be no
Reduction IN the present rate Of isxttion. large
tofion of the Mcsssgs is devoted to tie subject Of
Bar ks and Currency and the Governor recommends
ihn in case the proposed omendmen. to the Safe Cox
sitOiicD authorizing the creation 81 general ID ink-
iIg sytc should tell to become par OF the oraanic
law, ibe Itglcur. should extend TIE ctarcr o; FL
Boik C Missouri fo' such period II may deem p'u'
cent ard increase is capt4lo the fell amount an boz
lied BY tie Constitution. The GOvernor. wn)se OPP
tee arptar to be "a sharp to perceive mnoy th'g'
rot nV;ctd by cUlbuoa mortal, cios,' / essay On
Bsibs ard Banking foloEs:
We have IN Eastern o!te' -ys'-nstc ~
'CUVis e. overt capital trcui cue buti-rs, dspfvANie
s,a't ertoi adj eycn "ry d0aa u ~ ct Z MI
VIC ua n,rschal'' tOg &c ,co iUi-G tH ~ PeIiec:
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE sun.

Csn,.pondence Of The n. Y Tribune.
baskerville, o Dec n, lSJ6.G
Artuarkable djst overy which has been male st
ths lace lately hss been the cause OF come curious
sreculatiors IN DIST.
A young man, While "a, rambling over our hfhs,
came upen ledge Of rocks, upon the top OF wbich
lie Jaw mbedded ID the SOLID store, the distinctly marx
Cd uacks Of meD birds AID snimals all Of gIgan'ic
sre.
Asnsy VOL be tuppesed the discovery has caused
q ,mAu nmou NJ of sUrpiise sJd the que-on natnraly
,ucees's iist, wheI &c cane those tlas<s arc 10y
indicative OF Itsiod Of antiquity beyond inc I'is"
csnuoDly assigned fortte CT, atOn And are We !"
"a rave lew YER ion Of the theo ct GeonRea.'oi-
uaicns3 have thus taken he 1b-T ty 10 Ssil esass
ion 10 this n after tbroug IA IL umDs OF TEE
hat re Gu rioas may have opportunity % exercising
then ibl enslty. -, s...r p,..
yopTg Minister Of his place, Rev. samuel pice
recertly t,cohrfd a carefully written sta'emettW 20"
,a~e, ubf,b l.. forwarded To the Ch1ut'sa Aa<O-
1o,, and Jen,sR q ali, u paPe1 Yuvbsbci IA ar
- Ane editor Of hot payer seems " ieG vi sJni-
40. 10 a. s,n,eHsIts M o. "a hit cor - DisS ION
,Ieuptt py par t. call at eliloB l. u sAr fests
i,o rtlltls tCn,Db.og les tof our b''I"s' e. loo
49,, it..e, sid tbC footprints are ihtro' Bot nov
id tbey con tls,ei WLo can tel Az All sS@e
al, r. no, tie frst ,Ine that fs0s, app4r NILS ~
x,,,srce h the CON o' Ny received oP o,9is rt6r
" 80, ave been si,covsIed. ANA tDese rocks nay
,,ty uo.s bly Chsr 10 dnclIt's u 'ae lAsts isau
81 an Ases,iz. but A h.Ie = sVnS. rpl.'a"tS'l a"' "
10 fie question How came IFty deer my "'
-, a., .,l;,et r..t Dth 4 cV- ,sot.O"' o'N
10 ofsrst is eLd a. 10 'ViY' 9 'pie, ~ y..nar
WI g. ny AAALkL DAN satO@I
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toned TO the southern route. But upon inquiry 1t
turT out that. though this Company received large
donations Of domain from Texas, and provision Of
about $1,000 per mile to aid the construction. it
has failed TO carry on the lIue Of proposed cOnnec
tiCn with the Pacific road, and il. beside,
81 C00,0G0 in debt These developments have
necessarily been followed by hesitation in making
such corporation the recipient of the grant COO
templated while il has provoked hostility from the
disappointed expectants. Under these conflicting
interests much doubt is felt whether any cOmprO-
mise be arranged which will reconcile the sup
port Of son of the Southern and Central States.
And the IDEA has been suggested Of poetponing it for
the new Administration, as Mr.. Buchanan Is CON-
mitted to the enterprise by his California letter.
After brief but labOrl0us devotion TO the work
in which they have been engaged for several months
past, the Joint Commission Of Mexico and the
United States have nearly completed their labors
in running the boundaries between the two coHn-
tries under the sO-caled Gadsden Purchase. The
corps Of American engineers under Major Emory
and Of Mexican engineers under Mr.. Salazar will
soon be released from this duty and their reports
]ficslly communicated to both Governments
According to their mutual representa- tons, the
mineral wealth of that remote territory exceeds
the published accounts, and offers inducements the
most tempting for enterprise. IL Is Olly surprls-
ing, with such riches inviting cuPidty how Young
America has been attracted to less promising ad
ventures in Nicaragua.
II is by no means certain that the South will pre-
sent q united front if bill should be introduced
for the repeal of the duty on iron and the remls-
sion of duties paid within a given period. The
more liberal and statesmanike Ven of that section
claim that the whole tariff should be revised, and
that the separation Of any part of it, for special
legislation will dvest the remaining portion of the
chance for just investigation. They apply the same
argument to wool, which is also urged as an excep-
tion. And while the fact is not admitted iG the
discussions on these subjects there ia doubt that
both these objects have been preudiced in this par
iicular estimation, by the influences which have
most consJicuously urged them. Jealous adSo-
Gates seem to have forgotten that sectional animos.
tiles survive the immediate occasion which melted
them, and bre transferred here in retaliation fer
supposed injury. INDEX