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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

y II. LUDLOW, Aucti0neer
EXECUTOR's SALE Of VALUABLE PROP
IL ERTY on Broadway Court adt,alley, Canal " Aker
Centre Bord. Anity and 0res Jope.ss OF the BANYEH
md JAY EsTATEs.-E II. IL DLOW Co. viii sell a.
ton THURSDAY, Feb &C 1857 at l. O'Clock Al the Mr.
chants Exchange the foHLg valuable property Of the BAN
YIR aud JAY ESTATES: lot, on Broadw. AZ running
thTouab Cour sndsey p By IFS f-s, = Lot. Ciuat be-
tween Broadway std Centre Lots WAkers bet ween
BrotGS az and Centre 81 Lots CeBst bet White
and WaEtrs;s Lots Amity St use aud Lot, No -
Bonc ST. also Lot Grea JJIes-s above 70
thirds II IN. purchase money remain mozaze At the
option the purchaser for Maps aud full particulars
u tie efoe of The suc ioueer, No. IL Piue-st.
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KINDLING WOOD.-Best quality Virginia
IN PINE seasoned OAK aud HICKORY at lowest PsIces
Orders per post promptly delivered -
HARRISON 4 SON. No. S50 VEST 24th-st
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Dream Gtedmers, &r.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
u for HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS-on MONDAY,
February AZ m from pier foot OF Sren 81 North Rve
de fa. nd favote Steamship PHILADELPHIA, Css Joan
MCGOWAN, will sail ~ above.
Passsse css BE- secured sc the Office ~ the Line
Freight 70 New Orleans. 50 cents Per cubic ioot.
Shippers will be supplied with Hsnk bills ~ lsding 81 the
form ssued by Line application their Office No other
signed snd bill CT ains will be signed Aer se hour
OF sailing.
For freisht or passage sppy at the Office No III West e.,
corner Of Warren. NJ y. ROBERTS Agent
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EDWARD X. COLLINS, No 50 wanst, Ny.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHES KENSARD & Co..
No z7Austin Friays London.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT Co, Psr-
TIE owners Of these ships viii not be accountable fo- COLA
DIVER huhon sp-ee jevely presous stones or metals
les. bin, dins seHsd hs1tor and The value thereof
tLsreA.
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orri-r, ~ Motsl, cAsAL ,,O s,S ;. ISL 90

o,,-,,,,g- Motsts Canal nD B,SSNs Co.
Vi'i.' - ~ J,H,Ty CRY Jan p ls5i.
NoTICF.-At meeting Of the Board OF a., p,s'os
~ or. ha THIS DAY st their oehcs IN JeIsrh NV
sai nst'ec given, 1e t00o Eing resol dions "e
E..s Th.i b. virtue Of The r't section o. a e ~ 81
,he Ies,i, Of The S..,c 4 NewJer.cs eauied tlns
fs ~ fSssSa Pssea the Fsc ,aa b
S,-e Rtyr. approve sh February. l's' zoe shares OF e
sei .sd bir. y lumber Il shares, ana not bias
Pfei,ir5 SD, b. add he am, are he,ee' rfa' I'm
mon s,cs INTO one .bsr~ wbics eon,oiidset '6a'e
~ ~ tie acm. v..ar OF soO ZACH, beisS the sane
a. be coic1e aud shA be ehtil, Cons 'ldsed
R,.,r,s Tbs, t.s trsusfeT Of ,As "C9Hmou stock q
-, trs1y ror caf,,N1a. 3 shall b. ma lie only u &C ~
wrh tie 5ssq9E TcT RY T 81 sl ~ svas es,s
,f q ue sisre II s'ock Tor each four 'asTe
Of can c9. cou.oSateS Stal under q ga Eora,
" Isis' arsr bur uItil the sd II NJ ~ M
Ord !. h.rtofoe and bs; asI the said Sh day o: f-Ssa,
ne,' r4r,e' hoeins 81 .s ss b>. no, been
s''n. 'h' have ''' one VOC L coSOTT, s.Srst.Iy
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY Of
L kEw-YoRX No 90 "s.I'; nan oov.
Til. s'TS.Iy i LEGAL DEfosffjRf SONY
PAID IN6 COURT and is authorized to set " 9aAidiAn or
Receive ii miTFSE$r ALLOWED on ,E DEPOSITS POS,
6ncludinr SuIrogie',l, per cent. .s 81, ,x r,o,,h.
From inGiyduAs corporations Tor PerlOu VI ia
or 70 BE- pAid on 90 days notice, per cent
JOSEPH Law kENNE fIesiVo"-
JOHN A. STEWART. Secretary.
DREXEL- SATHER 4 CHURCH, BANKERS,
DsAN FRANCISCO CAL. draw Bills OF Exchsnse on
pREXEL 4 Co. PHILADELPHIA, psysbie 1t ne pfiaaP'
Crsor made A. San Francisco and IN the interior OF ,ne
s.se and proceeds promptly reIitted Coz msS DC
amt direct 70 ID. S. C., through DRE3HL 90, ray
Al ,tiA OF l. s. LAWRENCE Co, No. ls+ Sas'aust NJ
Icb.bse on San Fsn 1sco for sale Ia ,H1s 70 :S ~
nRFXFL Z Co PhnSde,phl and L. .. LAW xsSCb . So-
N.~-YoTk.
nEMITTAN TO N G l. Nju,
Il IRELAND. SCOTLAND and WALES.
We ISSUE SIGHT BILLS en- rHk
Union BANK or LONDON,
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, Ireland,
a sums Of 81 upward, st SIS per T.
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
No. 10 Wan-st, n. Y.
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Clothing.

INDIA RUBBER GLOVES and MlTTENS-
Ine5 sud uulincd for cld weather. "A excellent
remedy To- Chapp,d Hands Shoup AC bleach the hAnds
an re-, ler so snoo.i The Ladies. Glove vi be
aLi ve-y useful louse~ork For sale al Rubb Stores
aud =. No 10 JohLst, Up stLirs
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GALENA and CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
- The second Mortgage SINKING FUND BONDS Of thu
due IN ITS interest e. PEI cent psysbs hall yesiy
sTRACHAS SCOTT. No wH.n-s.
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6lcamboGts an0 Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON-
IN PANYS ENPREss-GESsEsL OTrIes. No LIS Bro.4
way. ~ Y-The New-Yors and Ere R~iinas4 ComPsaJ ne
prepared to DO AresulE Express bg.ine.'- -.
X d. RICE. Ssp't ErprcsA
d. c. McCALLUN. General Superintendent
ENOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT ard FALL RINEA-rhs splendid and ssp-sss
steamer METROPOLIS. C.pt. SrowR, lesvos Nssfot
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aid SATURDAY, Al SsS4k
p and the BAY STATE Opt Jewstt. lesyes New Yea
o m from Per No SN K Bssr he Battery, both toueaasss
Newport zach WAY.
Hereafter rooms will Ne r-gsrded - secured 10 sngp
ssnt until the shall have bcea paid tor
FREIGHT Bo,on Is forwarded through With res, lps.os
BY Express Freight Trails,
WIN BORDEN Agent. Noe. 70 and II we.ts-
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Tor HAVANA and KEY WEST, via
CHARLESTON, S The L $ NJ Steamship MA.
RON VIM J. Foster commander leavin here SATU RDH
MKT Jan ST. will al Charleston With the L. ;. NJ
steamship ISABEL Capt. VIM Rollins. 20 leave on the
itb Of Feb Persons stng this will arrive Havana
OF about tie It'll month Though tckes may be had
" by sPoFFoRD. TILEsTON & Co, No - Broadway.
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MY LINE with SURE CONNECTION.-

ONLY LINE with SUhE CONNEC llON.-
Transit Miles shorter thar any other Route and
posure TO River NsyisAton-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Fifty pounds baggage free II pound eNces
hours from BY Panama Railroad Through
TO CALIFORNIA via Panama Railroad The United States
Mail Steamship Company will dispatch for ASPINWALL,
THURSDAY. Feb. 5 at o'clock NJ precisely, nom pc,
foot Wsrrsn-st North River the well known and fast
Steamship ILLINOIS Captain Charles 5. Bogss, u 5
Passengers and Mails will be forwarded By Panama Railroad
and Panama with the Pacific Nal Steamship Com
psny'. masnihoent Steamship GOLDEN AGE, j t. Wat
ks Commander which will be In readiness and leave in
uoedafely for san Francisco.
The pshc informed that the Pschc Mail steamship Com
pany always extra Steamers lying Panama
fesdy SyOs possible detention or passengers OF
mails.
For pssssge apply 70 w RAYMOND Al The ouy once Of
the Coupanies No III West st. corner Wsrreust " Y.
Regular United States Nal Steamer days 5th and 3 Teach
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TIE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNTNa-

IUN Tor bUsION and tNU'IDhNNL-INAAa r'uss
without delay. change ofcsrs or basssge.
Ths steamers COMMODORE Capt. Joel stcns. col c.
VANDERBILT Capt w II Frsxee, in connection With the
sonngon aud Providence and Boston sud Pros.3eGes Rad
roads leaving Nsw York daily Sundays excepted om Per
No North River first wharf above Battery plscs at 6dA
m and Stot at $3.50 the aEsvA Of me @a
train which saves Boston at5:J0 N.
The C. VANDERBILT from New'fors Monday, wssaes.
dAy aud Friday From StonnsSn. Tuesday THURSDAY ss<
Saturday
The COMMODORE nom NV. York Tuesday Tharsisy and
Aurday From StoniBgton Monday, "Wednesday sad Friday
Passengers proceed from stonnston per kNlroas 70 REV.
dencs ,nd Boston In the Express Mail fn, rsschins .Aa
pses several these BY other rsss .ad
an nj. time All the early msnsg lines soonesps Nora
an East Passengers that prefer remain board the steamer
On ,oy nights rest undsturbsd breakfast IL desired
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer Ahd tFsa fooss
each way. 81,
For ps,ss-. bsrths freight sppy At Pee No
North River or at ,te office No. 10 Battery Place.
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OrrIcE TERsA HAuLr, ALTON nDSr. LOUIS R Co.

OFFICE TERRA HAUTF, ALTON And 81. LOUIS X II 70
No l8 Nfliamst NEW-YoRE. Jan. IS, 1851 }
INTEREST NOTICE-The INTEREST due on
le February tie lst end p mortgage BONDS Of
this Company W be- psd AFTER ha day on tho ReseutA
tin Of the coupons st hi. Office. l. MI kDOOh IrcsE
: NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
IN PERCENT BONDS-Th- Undersigned offer FOR sale the
SEVEN Pm CENT COUPON BONDS Of this company
a sue having twenty years Interest payable semi
days Of t5OTuAry and August s, the Com
fN-' DUNCAN SHERMAN L Co
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from hEH Z,

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAps..
- In consequence Of the large anosn, VI Freiths sd
psspose Of facilitating ts alton the ko>a -
cssors have decided discontinue the Albany kIe.ss
Issviss the corner Of White and Centesta ct essst
md Aibsr st 10 50 . "a. on and sner MONDAY, ysa H.
u.s further notice The Mol Ttsis .ad S,xht H. =
q heretofore FIRM Daily Lsss between Ass:y
Nvw-Yoxk. Nm j. CAnfbELL, s~esoessess~
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GREAT AMERICAN ROJTR.-MICH

VI sol THIRN RAILROAD 10 CHICAGO, 81. Louis, Rock
t,t.sd St Psu Milwaukee and all places West and South
via New YoIb Asd Erie. NewYok CeBtlS ud Ametse
LAKE. Shore Raj roads, Toledo forming the short at quickest
and pesADst route 10 the Great Wet tor through osse
Md of tssht s5ply The Compsnys oiics No "
''' ioHS r. PORTER, Asz4.
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DEM VANIA RAILROAD
il THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNsYLYANIA RAIL

i THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNsHLVANA RAIL
ROAD ROUTE
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 81 HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN g HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ HoUkA
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Roa's
from Nsw.York e. I'll points "a the West.
The Railroad PitisbHrgh With r.l
roads snA rom 81 Louis Mo Alton Gsens sod ohoA<e
NJ Frankfcrt Lexington and Louisville. by Tere haae>
Madison Lsfavette snd Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati DsJton,
Springfield Be,fon,aipe sAnau.ky. Toledo Cleveland, Co
lsnihns Zanrsvte Mssson snd Wooster Ohio also 9TH
the PACKET boats from and 70 heSoueans o. Lcus
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Heke. ear DO had 81 the shove mentioned
phases In the West (see handbs "a The hotels ~ this Sl
Passengers will sbd this the shortest most expeditions ana
.ou- Portable route b. the kAst aud West
Through Tickets or further Information may be Asd u the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
No aSTOR HOUSE BROADWAY.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsy lysnia Railroad Co.
E.v-York Jan. s. 1887
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M INDIANA RAILROAD 10 now Opes ss,~ees D.1,a
and Adrian and Trains sonseetipg ~ Adnan si p
.a TrsLs Ciesgo ard Toledo, and Detroit VIE 60
On the Great Western Detroit L Hlsszfes sed hsavfe
Central Railroads. For further nfornAisp, SppJ 70 Johs"
PORTER Agsnt. No. 1873 Broadway
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NEW-JERSEY RAJLROAD-FOr PHILA-
n DELPHfA ADD the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CfTY-EGl and Express Lines; Leave New York and u
q snd GLss fare t3j - m 50 - Stopping 81 ~
way stations II and 90 70 keu'nsOn Thr0sgh Ticket. ia
for Cincinnati All and sls 5l snd as West aad r B.
more WshBgs Norfolk h. and hrossh baggage checked
o wsshin stos . g a u. and ?. IN.
". WOODRUFF, Assistant ssyt
No BsgEAs. will DO received for any p.n uae.. delivered
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OTF1cr OF THE BRo.svAY Issuance COsP.SY{
NEw.YoEx, Jan. >, 1851
TI'HE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this THIS day day
l declared A sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of SIN FER
CENT PAYABLE the office. No 4SS Broadway cor Howard
a., ON and after Mondsy the I'd day Of Iebnsty next
49, ~ JOHN WRAI Secretary
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Of the Providence Hartford and Fishf Railroad viii save hs
ford the arrival there OF toe Express Trans Of The New
and New Haven and New Haven Hartford snd spnSfhas
lively. D. AsdbUksH
Chief IN siaeer and Sspenstenaest "A. r. knd " -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO The EE
raordinary, the American paper published in the
city of Mexico, in its issue of the 6th ulimo has
the following editorial paragraph:
Within q few months Mexico may reasonably
expect to encounter q difficulty with the United
States. The event is unavoidable. Nothing Is
moro plainly marked In bold handwriting on the
wall than this 1t is the disposition of the United
States, however, to treat Mexico with every con-
sideration. She has already sacrificed many inter-
ests to the advantage of Mexico. Amongst these
may be numbered . flag disgraced and private
citizens sacrificed. And all this for what9 She
has almost had war with England on less affairs,
and why has she not quarrsled with Mexico -
Simply because she sympathiscd with the revolu-
tion of Alvarez and Comonfort, and with the priu.
ciples which they espoused She has pitied Mexico
under her dif6culties Will she always do 90 a.
Will she do 90 under another Goverpmentq We
venture 10 say, no. II, therefore, the present Gov.
erament does not 60 ahead with Its progressive
policy, II may certainly expect to lose for itself,
and Tor Mexico, the sympathy of the neighboring
Republic
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Master Alfred Taylor, soa of Brevet Lieut. Co.
Tayler. Is. u. 8. Artillery, was thrown from his
horse in Brownsville, Texas, and no injured that
he died on the morning of the l4th of January
George Peabody, Esq will shortly make visit
to GAINESVILLE, Ohio to see his relatives residing
there His only brother living, and whom he has
no. seen for near twenty years. resides Oh farm
within mile or two OF GAINESVILLE.
Daniel Z. Sickles was the Democratic nominee
for u S. Senator from New York, beaten by Pres.
ton King.
On Sunday, l1th ult, = soldier of the United
States garriyon At Fort Ripley, Minnesota, was
frozen to death, within one mile Of the fort.
A man named James Keanah, residing In Char.
lestown, Mass. died in that city, last eek, from
injuries received while wrestling.
Mr.. J. G.. Breed, . wholesale shoe dealer. for
meriy Of Lynn Massachusetts,, died Monday morn
Ing, si PisIsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Conway, died in Baltimore, Monday.
aged 100 years. &
The Americans Of Alexandra are about holdir 9
q convention 10 nominate municipal officers.
Robert Shields died In Harrison county. Va, on
the 10th ult at the advanced age Of l07 years.
The Metairie Jockey Club cfNe Orieans, La,
has aboliahed racing on Sunday ON that course.
Thers were g deaths in Boston last week
The oficisl vote Of EI Paso county, Texas, 10
given ~ 1O2s for Bnchanan; for Fillmore. none
TOR Fremont uons.
e. d. Morgan. foreman Of the Morganiown IVA }
Star oiace. asd an old typo. died on the 9Th uis
The daguorrssn estabiishmeut Of Dobyus and
Harrington. n New Orieaus, was destroyed by
trs On che 27h uit Lsa $4,000.
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Suit for DamaSys.--A few dsys airce ~ ~.
hshed q notice ofa suit for damages thep pendfps
IN the q. s. Court. before Judge Haiy6urtoS n
wLich Mrs. Pnrneii claimed 80 600 damse6s e9sSe
hicnmond and Pete-sbure Railroad Cemnaay fsr
INJURIES sustained that road by ksrsef and son,
inomas T. PurnelI and also for the lcss Of : val.
Closed Yesterday, and the cas-. given 10 sbs jury.
"no tIter brief retirement, returned Into cent
saa gave verdict IN favor Of the plaintiff for the
mio.isg Suns; TO Mra PnrneD 81. rs for tks
.sined by Der son Thomas r. and SEQ fr the Inss
ot tne servant, with interest from the time of The
sceiient, to the present period. =. -.
me "a Historical Society win hold sa snuus !
meefng at the Atbenaauu to-uielt wheA Rev.
". noes VIA deliver An address. The reputation
man of frsssarch. apart from the ia.er,sf ssat
should nafuraify " be felt to know " hat tbs sresp
~ IS dsiog. win no doubt draw together si,rre
and intelligent audience.
Strions Mishor-On Tuesday nigh. las. |. lsre
portion of the brick wan oa 18th street. snelosisv
ST. Johns Buryipg Ground, tumbled into The
street, causing . tremendous crash and ALARMING
the neighborhnod. Since the erection Of this wall
the grade OF 23th street has been changed a. 10
have it standing on narrow foundation. The So
verify tf The weather has doubt caueed the
tumble. We presume that arrangements will be
speedily made to have ii put mp in more substan.
tial manner. s
ste re CT Mr. J. II. Bracket, corner of 4.h and
Broad streets. was forced open last Tuesday right.
a large pane ef glass broken. and rumber Of 7als
liable articles taken from the window shelves
The thief did not enter the store aud the presump
ton is, that he was frightened off by the appear
ance Of the watch, before he procured full fups
ply of fancy articles. r. @ 80
In bor.-An Augusta county free negro called
George Tyrer-a driver of horned cattle and de-
ssroyer OF bad liauor-wss Gagged for being drunk
and insolent. last Tuesday night. and for having
no papers. When Called before the Mayor, he ex-
bibited pass given him by Jacob Shook, and ex-
pected 10 escape the jug by Its aid but as no one
has right 20 give free negro pass. or employ
him without register, he was fent below 20 ,bu
taken care of at the expense of the Common
wealth.
Fond Of Good 7aings-Dick, slave to Joseph
Watts. snatched box of figs from N. Douova's
store last Tue s1ay night, and attempted to make
clean run with them, but finding that he had
been observed and WIS pursued, threw away the
preserved fruit and offered leg bail to bis pursuers
Af;er a short race, Dick was overhauled and
Gagged. and yesterday morning was whipped and
cleared. Gar
n Frosty Trick.-George Frost, not old Jack fell
in the street with brick in bis hat last Tuesday
nj sht, and there laid till found by the Charles snd
Gagged Yesterday morning be was reb,imanded
by the Mayor and discharged ss+ .qg
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RAILROAD ACCIDEAT.-The engine Orange,
with the westward bound freight train, yesterday,
broke . front truck wheel, near Madison station,
on the Orange and Alexandra railroad and was
precipltated down bank 10 feet high The Con.
ductor, Mr.. Crupper, we learn sprang from the
train, and in falling injured himself internally,
though not seriously. The engineer and fireman,
whose names are unknown to US. were both some.
what pjured-ihe former in jumping from the
train, the latter by being thrown suddenly in col
lsion with some portion Of the tender, which was
forced transversely upon the track. The engine
was damaged TO some extent.-Alex Sentinel
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MILLING IN PRESTON COUNTY, VA letter
from Brandonvle, Preston county, Va, after sta
ting that the snow there is IA inches deep, says
Our steam mill is doing good business, il being
the only mill In about 90 miles of this place that
can do any work now on accouat of low water
They are running one of CLARK patent mills, and
grinding from IS to 100 bushels daily Grain has
come in this week at the rate of from 100 to 25U
bushels per day from far and near in Pennsylvania
and Maryland. If it was not for this mill at ihis
time, do not know what the people 10 this section
of coustry would do. You will see at times from
10 to 90 sleds at the mill at one time, and they
have SO managed that persons from distance can
wait for the grinding and take it home with them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

THEBAEK ROBBERY AT NEW oRLEAEs.-The
robbery Of the Bank Of New orleans of s5l oa0
~ Fred. Strnser. its runner, has been published
The Dslta, Of the Goth, says:
fsw minutes aftsr 2 O'Clock yestsrday morsin,.
young man named Fredeiick etringer, who hsd
osen employed as m.assuser ct tbs Bsnk OF New
Orleans, fed with PSI. .010 which he hsd inst As.
owing to his position, he had access TO
the vauif and Yesterday rnorniug at early hour.
he gottle key frsm his father. who 10 bookltee
good ti1s he had been behind hand for sometime
previously He gave the excuse to the old man
who renains In Tbs bank who wondered to see hin,
the cash trays OF tho teller b.ing Put in their plsce
ne took the opportunity Of taking the buadles OF
bis on the different city bar ks which the receiving
teller han arranged the previous night ia readiness
were about $50 0G0 Of checks and other convertible
paper, but ne left 1t untouched. He then locked the
drawer and went ou:, taking the key of it and the
Mordsy night himself and another young man.
named y W. Rice, bought some things at Nr.
Sprouie,a clothing store on st. Charles street. and
Dad with them psir of pistols which they left but
otfinser afterwards returned and took cns of the
weapons Yesterday orning. afse' leaving tho bank
otringer went to Sproules and inquired If Rice had
come here; he waited until twenty-five minutes to
Q, and thsn said hs could remain longer and eft
q message for Rice, who. however joined him a few
minutes afterwards They than proceeded to the
snPrins pcs and procured passage on ths steamship
GIsnMnwoA ~ advertised to sail st clock for York.
Wa havana. Their passports were procured by Rice
~ao ootsined Strlngers under false NAM. Their
pames a. written in the shipping Office were totn
ss'a ssumsa The steamer did not leave untl within
The pc ice teeeraphed to Southwest Pass after
some deiay--the wires having bsen cut eown-snd
ss.Ilnesr and his compsnion we're arrested. The
state-roora on the Cahawbs and It will be receiyed
"hen the steamer returns from Havana.
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JOHN LEWIS.
RLEACAED q . o ID : 200 cases a,

kLEACHED q u % ID = 200 cnses as
, sorted, eoulpr sing the following styles, viz
Satun;on's, Hope, Mt, Atlantic, &c.
c. 20 oconee, Grsnite State, Putnam, York Mills,
Spring River, Reading Ssmoset, Wayerly Mills Gc
- 4Csrrs River. Hancock, Bancroft Pettiq quanns-
cut Lonsdale, Wsuhoo. Wsmsutta, Lynden, Impe.
n1i, Extra Cumberiend. New England, Manhattan,
Arctic Extre, N. Y. Mills sc &c.
ALSO, BLEACHED AND BROWN
lH cases and bales Ga 20 l24 Sheetings, from the
feppersll Bates, Utics, Allendale and other eele.
breted Mills.
The above were purchased at the lowest October
prices and will be scId at a smaller profit than the
actual advance upon the goods since they were ur.
CEASED as we dssircus TO reduse Our stock pros
to the lat January.
de3 KENT PAINE A. CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

ARREST OF DErAULTER.-Dexter w. Jones.
was arrested At Bellows Falls, VI, Thursday, on
Jones Manufacturing Company, In Dadmunyiie.
near Worcester, Mass. The alleged embezzIe.
ment Is charged to have taken place December
20, 1853 and the police have been in search of Mr.
Jones ever since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

Lying UP TO RULEs.-Mr. McCallum, super.
intendent OF the Erie Railroad is strict eonstruc-
ZIONIST and disciplinarian he discharged a
conductor for passing the family Of director who
had pass, as the conductor knew, but hSd left
it At home. Soon after the new year came iu,
Mr.. McCallum took the cars himself, and being
asked by another conductor, who had ths case Of
the other fresh in his memory, for his pass. show.
ed one for 1885, the conductor refused to acknowl-
edge it. and, though the superintendent explained
and said it was all right" the Conductor would