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The true Democrat., 1857-05-05

NEW 'ooDS! NEW GOODS!. CSI received per steamer Henry Fitzhugh, direct J from Cincinnati 5o bbls. B. G. x Co., rectifed Wbiskev 5o half bbls 10 bbs Old Bourbon lo I " Rye |" {" Monongehala; " A. NJ. Brandy; |" Sweet Wine;
 , {" Gin:
 boxes Glas>ware; % dog. Painted Buckets: bblS White Cider Vinegar; 40 boxes Star Candles, assorted; dog. Wash Boards; boxes Stnrch
 dog. Seye,;
 l I bbl Covers: 10 " Brooms;
 reels Cotton Rope;
 coils Manila do; 80 reams Wrapping Paper: nest Iubbs, assorted;
 boxes Cheese; % Candy. 2,op0 lbs. Cotton | arn 6, [, S. and 10: 800 gal. Stone Ware assorted: 10000 lbs. Iron, assorted: 200 lbs. German and American Steel. 2i pair Dog Irons; l2 English PotS 20p lbs. Sad Irons; A Flow Wings, assorted; 50 kegs Boston Nails assorted sizes 13 dog Parlor SUoyes
 sup. Cook Stove for family use, (warranted) loo pieces Hollow Ware assorted; dog Odd Lids sizes; And great variety of other articles too numerous to mention-al of which call the attention of the pubic to- and which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash FIELD & DOLBY. Little Rock May ! 1S57
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Methodist Church (North).

m Nel0 Fork, April 24.
 | us Methodist conference has adjourned ,s1' taking any action on the slavery reso-
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05
DRESS GOODS.
NOTICE !!

JUST received a few Patterns of Ladies Flounced J Berece, which we offer low for cash
 May 1857 FIELD ds DOLBY.
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NEW GOODS.

EN PIECES 4 Turkey Red Prints solid and S0 pieces asst Prints;
 pieces Mourning Prints; 34 Gingham;
 White fg'd Brilliantnes 10 Colored Cambrics; 15 Crash;
 :" Philip Allen Prints; 13 !" Merrimack do;
 ' Figured Lawns;
 Robe Dress Goods; Is %, 58, A. Tick ngs; Black Sicia;
 WHITE GOODS. s pieces Swiss Null;
 do super. Nainsook; l3 do Cambric Muslin;
 do rd's-eye Diaper: 3o do bleachei Shooting; D do Plaid and Tape Cambrics; r do .Taconct Musns; If do Irish Lneu,;
 50 Io 3-4, 3-s and d.l, A bIea'd Domestics; do 54 blead Pillow Case do;
 NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. 10 dog. Ladies' Wlte Cotton Hose; 13 do do Brown do do Lead col. 8 do do Mitts;
 II do Gents brown and cotton E Hose; los do Coates Spool Cotton; 30 lbs. Patent Thread, assorted; do Silk Sewing>;
 dog. fancy Cotton IIdkfs do Ladies mixd Cotton Hose; do do blk Spun Silk 15 do Children's Cotton Hose; do L,io Thread Gloves;
 do Gents Fancy Cotton E Hose; 51 do Caloner and Spool Cotton; 10 NJ. RapnetJ's Needles;
 doX. Fancy Shirts; 10 do White Linen Bosom Shirts; Just received and for sale by My 5'57 RAPLEY, HANGER X co. Just Received per steamer Rock City. FRESH LOT RIO COFFEE; "A A fresh lot Fair and Choice Sugar; \ fresh lot II lydrauic Pressed Candles A fresh lot fine Cigars and for sale by May 1857 MCPHERSON & GRIFFIN.
 NEW GOODS. N1EW BERN & HUGHES are now in receipt of a 1N large and full assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, suitable to the season-Brown and Bleached Domestics: Prints. of all hues and colors Mosquito Bars. common and bobinet; plain Black Silks; Cotton Hose; Cotton Gloves Buttons. Pins. Needles, Steel Pens Patent Leather Belts Moravian Cotton, Flax and Spool Thread; Cosmetics and Mil tary Soaps; Planters Linen; Blouse Linen Irish Linen; Cotton2des; Cotton Checks Morlboro stripes; Silk Handkerchefs; Summer Cravats; Knitting Nee des; Fiddle Strings, etc., etc., etc. All of which will be sold cheap for cash. May 1857.
 RICE. Ns cash store. by NJ. OSBORN. Little Rock May 1857
 SUGAR AND COFFEE, IAN hand and for sale by O May 1857 NJ. OSBORN.
 ENAMELLED CLOTHS. 1O PIECES 50 iLch Enamelled Duck and Drilling; lU 10 pieces 5-4 Enamelled Sheeting;
 5-5 '' Figured sheeting; ? 6-4 {" Danask for Curtains; All will be sold cheap for cash. May 1857 D. BENDER. CARRIAGE AND STAGE TRIMMINGS 10 PIECES broad Lace; lU lo pieces narrow Lace;
 10 gross Tufts;
 12 lbs. 10 by Thread;
 i3 " cord do assorted;
 !" Pat do do
 12 dog. pair assorted Tassel Holders;
 l l" Silvered Curtain Frames;
 pair Carriage and Buggy Lamps; 12 dog. Slvered and Japaned Carriage Knobs 12 !" papers Gimp Tacks and Lining Nails
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05

A Boy FOURTEEN YEARS OLD CONVICTED OF MURDER AND SENTENCED TO DEATH-ln the Toronto Globe we find a detailed account of the tllal of boy named James M'Garria, be- tween thirteen aud fourteen years old, for the murder of James NJ Gull a boy nine years Of age, Tn October last, in the township of Cara lraXa, Canada. According to the evidence the murder was most deliberate and inhuman McG
 hal a quarrel with the boy M'Cul he entced hun into the woods to get apples and when there he beat him with stick, and afterwards took piece of broken bottle, cut hjs throat with 1t, and inflicted glshes and cuts all over his body. He then stripped the body, hid it between two logs, and, with the clothes tied up in d bundle, left the scene. When questioned by M'Cull's father he denied the murder, but afterwards confessed it, giving its horrible de- tails. He escaped the vigilance of the officers
 for two weeks, but was subsequently, captured. Alter the evidence was heard, the jury, having retired a few minutes, gave a verdict of guilty of Wlltul murder, with recommendation to mercy. The judge, before passing sentence, asked the boy Ii he had any thing to say why the sentence of death should not be passed upon him, who replied, |" l say they've sworn to lie. Old Scott says he gave me S5, and he did not" He then sentenced him to suffer death by hanging on the 1lth day of April next, stat ing tEat he would lay the whole facts before the executive, but expressed the opinion that there was no hope of mercy from that quarter, on account of the horrible nature of his crime. During the whole trial the prisoner exhibited no signs of instability, and received the sentence with an air of callous and careless indifference.
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FURNlTURE

'. C KNIT UKE. R DRESSING Bureaus; V "A Low Post Bedseals;
 l2 High do do.: As.s..s safe Tin Safes; E,,f---zsza.-s,,,Ea Breakfast Tables;
 l lot of Chairs All of which we offer low for cash May ,, '57 EE1In s no,1ry
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NJ. OSBORN.
FINE, IIOIDRS.

R ECElVED on consignment, per stea- -@a barrels Old Bourbon Whiskey; slK do Rye do;
 do Smiths extra Old Reserve Whiskey; 19 do do do do do do: F 1S pipes French Brandies, assorted; 10 Gallon Kegs French Brandies; For sale low for cash to close out consignment by
 RAPLEY, HANGER x CO.,, May 1851 Steamboat Iandi ne.
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 T. HE GADsDEN PURCHAsE.-A letter to the National Intellsencer, dated Yuma, Feb. 20, says:
 "A residence here of eighteen months has convinced me that the attention just now drawn to this section oi our country is but prelude to history unparalelled, except by that of Cali. l"rnla, in the annals of mineral wealth. Popu- latIon Is ncrearng gradually, and emigration has received an impetus from the proposed se- parate organization of the Territory. con. vcntion, in which will be represented every section of the purchase, will certainly assem- bc to petition again for separate territorial government, in the event of the present Con- gross refusing to grant the request. The ap- p'ication is not matched by Schenling politicians, and Is only demand for that protection which any citizen has right to claim under the law"
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05
How tn De liI.AraNin.

Sit at the window and look over the way to your neighbours excellent mansion. which he has recently built and paid for, and sigh out @, that l was a rich mau?' Get angry with your neiLhbor and think you have not got friend jn the world. Shed a tear or two. take walk in the burial ground continually saving 10 yourself, "Whcn shall be buried here ?'- Sign note for your friend, and never forget your kindness; and every hour in the day.
 whisper to yourself, "I wonder if he will pay that note" Think every body means to cheat you. Closely examine every bill vou take. and do0bt Its being genuine, till you have put the owner to d great deal of trouble Believe every shilling passed to you is but sixpeuse crossed, and express your doubts upon getting rid Of 1t, if you take it. Put confidence iu nobody and believe every man you trade with to be rogue. Never accommodate f you can possibly hel 1t. Never visit the sick IT atfl e. ed, and never give fArthing to the poor- Buy as cheap as you can, and screw down to the lowest mill. Grind the faces and the .arts of the unfortunate. Brood over your msfor- tune-your lack of talents, and believe at no distant day you will come 10 want Let the work house be ever in your mind, with all the hor- TOTS oi distress and poverty. Then you will he miserable to your hpar's content, eff we may so speak,) sick at heart aud at variance with all the world Nothing will cheer or en- courage you; nothing will throw glean of sunshine or ray of warmth into your he ,rt
 All will be as dark and cheerless as the grave.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05

05- A correspondent of the St. Louis Repuh- lican, writing from Sc. Joseph, Mo-, March Is, says:
 "The emigration to Kansas reminds me of that to California in the days of its greatest a- lurements. Trains upon trains pouring in from every quarter but particularly from the free ates. 1 had once thought, I used to write you, that Kansas would be a slave State, but am now forced to alter my opinion from the overwhelming evidences to the contrary that force themselves upon me every day. Our ferry boats are busily engaged from day. light u'til dark in carrying over trains, and the proportion of free soil to the pro-slavery emi- grants is fifteen to one. This is not confined alone to our point of crossing, but it is so at every other that can hear from, and it satisfies me that the political destiny of Kansas is fixed beyond all question. and that another year will fill her prolific plains with thrifty popula- tion."
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05
A LIKELY negro Girl. Inquire at thisI 9.> iA office. April zS, '57. .H
FINE LIQUORS.

TIME LiVeoftS. R ECElEED on consignment, per steam .- 1e CT Arkansas: 4A barrels Old Bourbon Whskey; YS] Rye do;
 Smiths extra Old Reserve Whiskey; 419 :" do do do do do.; l2 ls pipes French Brandies, assorted; 10 Gallon Kegs French Braudies; For sale low for cash to close out consignment by
 RAPLEY, HANGER, t& co. April 2S '57 Lower Steamboat Landino.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05

'' "' D@NhhEi'' B. W. HUBERT. BARKER HUBERT, Attorneys and Coun- selors at law and Solicitors in Chancery offer prempt attention to all matters committed to them in thelr Protesalon-e especially to Bounty Land, and all other cnins.
 Refer to Hons. Abe Caruthers, Nathan Green, Robt. l.. Caruthers, Lebanon, Tenn
 WARREN, Bradley county Arkansas SO1y
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05
JUST RECEIVED

nN Steamboat Rock City from Napoleon fFE6 O D bbs extra Ohio Flour; ElG 10 Whskey;
 10 boxes Oranges;
 10 |" Lemons;
 All of which will be sold at the lowest market prices by M. TANTI .G CO, May ,. 1857 Steamboat I onlino
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-1s American is fully due at Halifax.
 SuaIn and YJeyico.
! pOWtr II hOStlIIt
 Deiaication.

Aew Iorh, April p.
 'ohn McIlvain; cashier of the Beck Dry 9ds Com any, has confessed to Ratification ,h5 the past four years amounting in the az
 5''e to one hundred and fifty thousand dol
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Just Received per Steamer Rock City. q FRESH LOT RIO COFFEE; "A fresh lot Fair and Caoice Sugar;
 \ fresh lot hydraulic Pressed Candles;
 fresh lot fine Cigars and for sale by May 1857 MCPHERSON dS GRIFFIN.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05
DRY GOODS.

O00 PIECES of fine Summer Prints of all patterns cOU for sale by
 May 1857 D. l.. OCONNELL & co.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05

SADDLERY. ICSTrec'vd, and for sale at the Cash Store. J F Gents Saddles assorted qualities; E1&A F pair Saddle Bags and Wallets 24 Martingales; 4S Cot. and Worsted Girths and Sircincles: 72 Brdes assorted; F Arks. Whips; 12 Wagon Whips; r. Buggy do.; l2 Riding do; A Whip Thongs; May 3, 57 NJ. OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05

RICE. GOOD and Fresh Rice, received and for sale at the M cash store by NJ. OSBORN. Little Rock May 5 1857
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05

BOOTS AND SHOES. LUST received, per steamer Umpire, J Cases mems super Kip Brogans; xr1 4S pair mems super. Calf Boots: IVY 24 = '' French Calf sewed Boots; loo Women's Goat Polkas; loo :" Children's Shoes, assorted May ,, '57 HUTT & POPE.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05

', -4' VNo WaIef-dropS meet and mingle, Nc art of man can eer make single:
 So Wedlork', band, between man and wife. If tNiunl in h.-1.nn -orLnr-.. Z F -l:s ",
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05

Let every Farmer do his own Grinding. 0l STEEL Mills assorted sizes on hand and for ~O sale remarkably cheap-apply to
 May ath, 51, A I. HITTT
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NOTICE to farmers wishing the best quality of scythes, Hay Forks, etc., sold by
 May ,. 57. D. BENDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26
The Northern Disunionists at Work.
GAIL IoR A CONVENTION TO ovxRrHRow TuI

whereas, ID EEs be obvious TO all tina. the American
Cron CONT, nily becoming more a. more divided, b.
slavery into two distinct and aragonstc nations, be-
tween whom hsr nouy impossible, and oven ordinary
irlcrcour,e Is becoming dsrgrrous-
And whereas slavery has gained entire control
the taree branches OF our nzdonAl govornmon.-
executive judiciary and egisalvehas % interpreted The
ror 70 teay the right Of Congress 70 establish
freedom Ia the territories and By the process.
has removed Gil legal projection from largo pardon os
tie people 81 the free s.ass, and hM inflicted, al ~
trCs sni pfccs, outrascs far greater Than those which
cur fs.hert rose IN sims - rcpcl-
And she cas- there sesns 10 probability that the n
TIRE IN 10 ,hssc respecs DO different from the rAs
der existing state Telstonr-
Tue undersigned respectfully invite their fellow citzsa,
OF the free Ssisf 10 meet Ia cJrventon 81 Cleveland
0so, Ccoher Is All 90 1857 10 corscer the prscssr
bhg PROBABILITY at expectancy Of separation between
IRE free and slave States. and b sks such oiher
The oandlAoa Of The tmos ray REQUIRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26
American Institute Fair.


The Crystal Palace still stands in defiant dDgness on
Reservoir square despite the efforts of property holders
n the vicinity have 1t removed and the annual fair OF
the American lnrtitute being held within Its 70
walls The exhibition this year contains many time
honored relics or the American Institute and the Crystal
Palace. The ancient minerals tho dusty models OF i'm
practicable bridges, and The well known groups OF sts
tuary TOO familiar 10 merit extended notice The fair
contains, besides these the curtoray ocglomers,e
retiee of specin OF American genius ranging from
lightning printing press 10 patchwork bed quilt There
the customary shelters, confectionery, popg
shares, pumps steam engine stoves, carriages,
trip banners, shesrs, gas metres, gas burners
senerators and regulators and among them ell
hardly ytoing dnary considering the srful
capacity Of this great Yankee nation Among the curious
Neutrality-suspicious. mentioning the familiar extension
be- seadn rope machines looms, ara other labor wing
mecnnei-s machine for saving mental labor, by readily
adding numbers, Is remarkable One cute Yankee
bib rocking CHAIR the genies motion OF which cools
Ire occupant with delicious breeze, from the Ingenious
sibted II all their InoAcuabe and irexpcable forms,
froE beautiful iron furniture and massive machinery 10
down like sofas aad comfortable cl,thiDg.
The picture gallery contains probably OF the best
photosrarhr AID tsxaerreoypes ever takop eouapg az
tone Of them do, the fnesi paintings The senla who
cuts profile portrait In olsox pa,er, for three
cels, Ia also exhibition, and conrivcs 10
frsw ccDdt money Of the pockets OF spectators
the cAope steam musc manhiuethe pan OF the
Rhine and bod vorths full band three week week,
extrs attractions for toe fair and Sloase variety OF ses
The fair has been ihos far very well attended On Tues
cay evening there about thousand visitors
locking at The exhibition and wondering when the rain
would STOP and 5000 realzsd from lhe sale al
tickets that day Among the coming attractions will be
grand trisl OF billiard sbls, when some OF the beat
players IN the ciy wiz be present Ihe m.ahne Arcade
the manage mont In few Gays the fair will be more
complete Eordpg scape for the observations OF The
hnc the curious NE fashionable and the Ingenious who
choose Wait n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

The following a lst o. the forty on the csen.
car toe Court ~ Appeals for the September
menclre sept 20. ru .-ONs W. Wright; Stevens W
Nronsn; Mutual L'e Insurance Company jenkins;
Chsr,srque County Bank W. Waite Mutual Life Insurance
Compsnv W Board " Supervisors or New York; Srss.
ton Va Kelsey Lee,iu w Graham; Dows Perrin Be
nedil ". Field. Cousob Caldwell; ward VI. Dewey:
CrCger Hudson River Railroad Company: Hale w.
Cooper wall "a Kellogg Keezior w. Thoripeon; lows.
Icy We. Barry; Mckyring W. Balls Cor Ausun rolcr
W. Central Rsiiroad; Bentley va Columbia Insurance
Company; Clark w. Mayor. No., OF New FORK Manners
W. Law; haYbee W snihin; Baldwin Va Brova; Rey.
rolas Reynolds Bd-eii Astgr Marine lnsu ran 30
Oompspy; STARK vs. Heath, Van WICK Guthrie;
H..cher Rcchelesu; People Board Of Supervisors
o city o. New Org Decker Judson; Tracy Tall.
msdge; H'msn Stevens; Bssley W Pebble; slauson
Corning; De VIII vs. Brisbane; New York City 1nsu.
rsnce Compsny vs. MAYER ~ New YORK; Phillips w.
Pfosser; Sherman Rochester and Syracuse Railroad
Company Packer w Rochester and syracuse Railroad
Con pany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26
Personal Intelligence

Ht ann snail and nsr daughter, VINO rescued
from nc Cent s America steamship, arrived 10 Nevpury
port Msss On the 28d instant, In good health.
lrnont the Lost BY the M fsted Arctic
TINE sso ". NJ Taylor, The surgeon Of The vessel and
bI0tnsr q the wife o. Rev. Mr.. Van Rensssser, Of
hoJnesef Nov Mr. Van Rensselaer, ~ called " mourn
lse ses y, BY ssmilss disaster, Of brother-CbNs n
van hens'elssr, hr~ tfloer Of the Central Americs
Governor Rtrcher r Worth Carolina appointed BY the
ffesaeD' v be Governor n New MEXICO, In place or
eovefnor errwesher, arrived In e. Louis on the 20
lnfant e MS vsy V Sarts Re he taxes HE family wiih
F'm
Colonel ksus6tld, z. A., arrived In n Iorls N ia
z0.h nrtsni, from E0ri Leavenworth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26
ADJOURNED MEETING IN BEHALF or tn

TIE FAMILY OF PURsER HULTs-HOw HE
FELT ABOUT LEAVING THEM.
Eboty before voyage 81 me nj f.ied steamship
Uenrs Lneriea, Mr.. 1 W Hal, her pur,er, purchased
himself handsome house IN lay %, ,.rce. BROOKLYN for
whct ne paid $500 This be had caused 70 be fursIshea
nahrnescme manner, ard had novet hi, ',mly-o,rs.,.
GO Of bis wife ans mosher-lpio before Leaving home
Hu brcsttr, Hull, wbo usually resides IN nc FAM.
yuher home hsvpr ACCOM- sped hls brobe on .bs voy.
ste bctn we're lost 1hey The calg surviving cal
oTvn u their widowed mother, whoh nov lcf t01c IN
sord vita her drughier In lac, st above staloa Ga
the morning vf the csy which the sap tsei NJ Han,
hr inyAsble custom pepped INTO the ofoe Of the
eouir Tenth STREET. Williamsburg fsrry ConpAny y see
BID biz oh friend, NJ Fsrchd Treasurer or TIC Terry
company GOOD DYE. IN oong be remarked y NJ Fair
rsd, that Re belevet he should give ~ rong q ses
pretty sCor a. The psytfE rb IA vie was painful, AMI
became more 80 even ume srd ~ tat NON ~ pc SAD
tprcered - be gett aea rcse thar evcf gtd pecn
before ~ - efi fe3sEs ed % hu. tha' n he ~ n0i
tsse care te would a. pn1s Utica 8t he fcvn tlk
bod " hn ard c-rfgt u|m o.. il wAc1 2r. E1ii pag
iuiy rttAlkea, thal b. gaetsed there n danfr ~
losi tui whether .berC 20 be hs8 fully msde
hh nsa V lesye On gong y sca veFy shortly AZ hgii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.


PEulprLrHA-trom New York "a, arriving al Havana 9Th
and New Orleans lh From New Orleans 2sh Haysna al
QrAKkR CrY-From New York IN Of each month arriving
a. Havana lah and Mobile ith From Mobile sd Havana
C.HiwpA-from New York l2sh arriving Al Havana lTh,
and New Orleans sh From New Orleans zh, Havana a,
arriving nj New York VI.
RsrRr CITr-From New YORK I7;h arriving ai Havana I'd
arriving ~ New York 18Th.
BtseF wARsos-rroD New York 7-,h, arrive. a, Havana
lYh, STRIVING ~ NV York 18th.
Issnrl-From Charleston 4h and l?h, due nj Havana TN
and 20 From Havana 10Th and 1h, dne al New York l6l
When above dates n on Sunday the sealnera will sal
on Monday except from New Orleans.
THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA
The following may be OF value to those having correspond
The NAL leaves Southampton the Ah % OF each
Arrses a; Gibraltar about the Pin and z5h OF same month
Arrives Malta about he 14th and Srh o. month
Arrives ~ Alexandria about the 18Th Of and sn Of fol
Leaves suez about he ssh zs, sh or sh Of
fehos IA month.
Arrive, Adsn abou' the ash ss Of and ion
Leaves Aden about the sh or th Of same and day Of ar
rival for bombay, and I'm y SHh FOR China, Ac.
Indian Navy arrives ri Bombay about VI
and isth ~ gsi Of follow ING month
r and s'e.mer strives At Point &c Dale about The sh
Le.yes Point de Gale Tor Pqlo Penang the day the
steamer has already arrived which tai er The mai
Arrlvsss Puo Penang sbou, ne Ssh isA and xsh
rgh q following uunh.
Ares Singapore about The lr iss and Stat s, Of
follow ur month.
Lea. Is srgspor. sb,ui II hours rfor arrival
Arrives ~ liong Kcng abous The I'd ssr and sA lob
OF folio sing NOUN.
Iesves next day for shanrhse.
Two malls lta1e Engisnd-ons the 9Th ara Snh OF each
mnnfk-vs Mars lie. Lud arrives Aierandrta
same time "a The sou .hern mail
rs- An puoslges and ks~. s.lendea je~ ~ Nav yoEx
HrssiD should - saled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

A WEALTHY BANKBR.-We learn, says the Buffalo
since st Geneva, bequeashed the sun Of hundret
thousand dollars {, The American Board Of Missions
hy thousand dearp to each or his three children Ne
Dwight originally Presbyt terrain clergyman but los
ing bis voice, becs banker, and Was made President
Of the Bank Of Geneva, which he managed successful
for many years He received . largo bequest from q
brother who died several years ago Nr. wight al
though NOT knows large donor TO the Institutions and
societies In bis immediate neighbour ,od gave largely "
the Missionary and Rble societies OF the Presoyerisa
church. He was supposed To Do worth aboat . half mil.
lion or dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

RywARBe-Governor Newell, of New Jersey, has
sued proosmauons offering $500 reward for tho arrest
and conviction Of the person persons who feouousy
assaulted rheo. L. Tompkns, In the city OF New York,
The lat Of August last and $500 for the apprehension and
conviction OF Patrick Scrlon, who fecnousy assaulted
James CNrgan, a H0boken, the 9th OF August last
TO he hoped that the perpetrators Of the foul deeds ~ be
speedily brought TO jos;ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

MOUNTAIN OF SALT IN MissouRf.-It seems
that the resources Of noble STATE will
veorng Something ne-, great or wonderful Is cons mt
" h'ring up. The Attest discovery specimen OF salt
rock nan ied yesterday by NJ Eeteon clerk or the
steamer Gsrvn. II VI. taken from hill or mounain o.
the same usefis iost discovered short distance from
he Mississippi river the missouri side, and about
sevtntyt-o miles from Louis IT'S situated on Saline
cre'k Perry county, and almost on line dividing that
c,ury from SO Genoveve COUNTY. Saline creek emptes
into me Mississippi river about three ana half miles be
lo- - hsry's landing The specimen before Us re
sernbes Piece o. quartz rok, and little mixed win
ABUNDANCE resembing rOn ora. II has pure, sweet
isate, snd -hen srouno 70 roW6Cf ~ white a. any OF
the table salt rev IN sehersi asS. " 20 are MOI msln-
formed. ihr bill OF salt vii prsf Immune > ecus
ton 10 Ne ners ard eli CissDt4 price OF tnat ART
ce v+1 mtlelialy IA thia cay ~ LguB DcnocrN
En- Hts