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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
Gopartnersblp Notices.

TTHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i between WM FISHER JACOB MASrEN .nd J 4.
yArNEsS. under the firm name Of FISHER HAS1ES
Co. from this day hercef1ith dissolved Jacb M4sten
and r. Van Mes vii settle up the a4aIs q Tie
Dated New Yotk Jule 1851 JACOB MASrEN.
J VAN NESS
The Subscribers having formed hemseyes to CoPItner
ship under ihs firm Of SMITH. NAsrEN L Co.,
vii trausar. bu SIMS. the id % Fisher Mas,eu Co..
No Enc pace Duane-s,. Dated New ok Jane 1851
DANIEL SMITH,
JACOB MASTEN
J. r. VAN NESS
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nO-O OOO ST. louis CO. ANrICI-

S35O.WW F S1 No TAX S SU az IN IN
s'rrued offer Tor the shove BONDS, payable IN 1880 .
1874 bAruE per interest payable semi sunuAy said
pS. ar issued In anticipation q special to meet tie
same ordered BY the STATE Of Missouri ani are similar 20
Al soc issued BIZ said County IN 1883 al Of which have
T. b. MORGAN Co.
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Goal, ST.

yoke. COKE-The Cheapest and Best Fuel
Steam Engines snd family which may Sc how usng h
tre satisfaction Orders received A. me 9ces OF tbs Man
bs,,, g., W-ks 18th - below 10Th litast AyeuueC
Past river also AZ their ysrd No 80 ls;sv rer 4ih All
mail orders prompt Afternoon Tssrsson aade 70
those q wishing /. delivered ALLA- laws u Sun
= aCEAWANhA COAL.-ihe retail pnce Of
n. IS, brl-u ana screened COAL IA reduced TO 81
Per Ir OF ;o 10 delivered Agpy :. car Yards eoT1sr Q,
grcn,.t F.st River and No . Ailsnte Bcokyri
r. DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY, No.
10 NIiaaSL
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July -, 1855
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, pursuant 10 the statute
IN in such case made aud provided that al the cir
notes issued 10 W b. PECK individual Banker (FARM-
Frs BANK OF HAMILTON COUNTY Auet,al NIX 10
Isesented tie office Of he Superintendent, OF the Banking
Department of the State Of New fok for payment within
years from the hereof the funds deposited for the
denPtou Of the circulating notes Issued 70 the sd Banker Will
b. given NJ oChOONhAhEh,
jyl7 lsrTu2y SupcrLAtes do3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
DCBLIC SALE of the MAIN LINE Of the
II PUBLIC WORKS Of PENNSYLVANIA
EXECUTIVE CHANEER, HARHssuRe.


Mag 10, 1887.
NOTICE is hereby tina. by authority II Act Of he
Genera Assembly u Pennsylvania approved May To- 1871
esS An Art the Sale Of the Main Line oi the Public
WORKS there will be exposed Public sale At theIchsas
Frcbang- in the City Of PHILADELPHIA, on THURSDAY
III. 2sth day Of June ss7 at = o'clock The whole MAir
Line Of Public Work, between Philadelphia and Ptsbl an
eousstiIg OF the and Columbia Railroad the Ale
thery Portage Rsroad including the new o'd - avoid tue
Inclined pares the necessary and convenient width tY
d. pfovr use Of said Rrosds the Eastern Division Of the
P,rusyvan. Canal Columbia 70 ,he junction the ia
ui,t Division Of the PennsyVaIs CAas frn hs junction
The eastern terminus tie Allegheny Forage Railroad and .hs
Western Division Of the PenusyyAnia Canal, from the
western terminus Of the Allegheny Portase Railroad 70 Pts
bsrsh and including ao the night TILE and interest Of the
oaweah Bridge The Su.qu-hauna Duncan,
Tsnd togcther ilteTes, in Wstar
Pove Of aid Cana with W. sht purchase aud hold suoh
.nds Be n make the bic aud ali
be R,seryoirs Machinery Locomotives Cars Trucks Sta
tousry Engines Work Shop. Tools Wster Stations. Tor.
Houses OHce stock sud Mstera whatsoysr AMI wheEeso
ever heIenio bongins held for 'he Of the same and
together all h. right Je interest claim and demands
h- Counon eAth Of Pennsylvania 81 property ~
mixed beOng inE used IN with
,aule by the Commonwealth, the terms and conditions
eribed by the said Act Of Assembly copies Of which
obtained application At letter addressed 20 the or Il
the Secretary Il The Commonwealth Harrssburz Penn va
Ia JAHES POLLOCK.
Governor Of Pslnsyi' Ia
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OFFICE OF TnE fITrsBuRcH FoRI WAYH. AND !

OFFlcE THE fITTsBURGH FORI WAN AND }
CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY No. 81 "iliam.st, ;
EEw-YoKK May y. 1851
MOTT CE This Company has established IN
~ Ofoe this city No 81 Wlian, ~ door for the
their Stock the Of financial business
Due notice will be- given Of the opening Of ths Tmnsfr Boots
Stockholders resident IN New York and other person. Interested
obtain full exhibit Of the CoEponys adGs on
piicaion a. thi, Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILlNG.

EDWARD x. COLLINS, No. 20 va. IT., y. Z.
BROWN SHIPLEY & Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.
No. z Austin Ffiars, London.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT Co.. Paris
T1o owners Il these shps will not be- nt.be for gold
silver bullion specie jewfy precou. stones metals unies
bills Of sdn are signed theTeoy ana he value thereofex
pressed thtr"in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
Sales bp AntIion.

Auction SALES-BOSTON.-N RAIL-
~ DOADWHFEtS and AXLETREES-OB THURSDAY
Ion. H. AZ p O'clock Store No. 49, end Russia wharf
f fr account whom q plirs new kAiroai
WL.. and AEletrees manufactured 10 EE nd OF 'ie ors
FusI,h wrought iron weighing about ooVO D Ihe so''s
sr, fr fue order made for the broad gauge.
-. yyikhs atler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
Professional Notices.

NEW and IMPORTANT INVENTION in
~ pENTISTRY.-M. LENETT, DENTIST No IL Wa
,y Place Bradway las new process Of constructing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH very remarkable for al the
of Natural Teeth from it, perfect atapat
flnnes durability sud wonderful power OF mastcsti)n
ald wh, INJECTED ID his peculiar manner OF constructing
Pressure Pate is totally uuapPro achable oy
method NJ LENETT having obtained The Tight Of
oi Baudy Patent Ch-op 4stc urges all hOsr wearing
.rrequuE A'f a Teeth 20 eXamiue his sppaion Of the
.au before engaging elsewhere Established 1917 The pub
lie houi beware Of base ma:or aud nfrngeTs Of the above
Patent.
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Rcmopals

DRUSHES.-J. K. HOPPEL has REMOVED
- his Brush Factory $50 Pea -: FI.aka square apes
Budns; Brushes OF every description a tae "a Oi'
price Mschur Brushes made 70 order JOHN h hOFrEL
NOTICE of REMOVABLE. MASON Bowe-
~ y Ofce is MOVED 20 No $50 Bowry nyaf tins whste
the business will b. conducted usus. 10 coniec'n VIA me
No S1th avenue GiI.s will b- supplied WITH siina
.ious three months Tor - cents. =. 'tN'C-,.
DEM VAL-FRANCIo * LOUIREL,
h STATIOSFRS. PRINTERS and BookBINpEASl have
REMOVED T. the store, No ~ A1-N'-@-e- Oi17'
solicited for ythius required u our iiur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

THE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
j PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COAPANY's Clyde
bsit irou steamships,
CITY or BALTIMORE....2S7s Capt. Leiteh.
CITY OF WAsHINGTON...2 $50 tuns..... CsP, w. Wyle
CIT OF AAnChEsTEh...2l os tuns.. Capt r & fst1s
"a Capt JenreJ
1le urdernotsd other vessels Intended % ssA
o. 0ws:
FEoa LIVERPOOL.
CT. ~ OK dBARhd5dNohE weaae.day
KAEGARO0. n
CITY or WASHINGTON, "Wednesday ............'' July
And every alternate Wednesday.
Fsos ANEUcA
CITY OF MANCHESTER from New York, Thurs1AJ play =.
CITY or WASHINGTON from y. York IaaIse~J yIns ~.
CITY or BALTIMORE from New York, THURSDAY June -
KANGAROO, from New-York, Thursday yuiy
CITY or WASHINGTON, from ". YORK InaTsS1y' july %
And every alternate Thurscsy. - 49,
RATES OF CABIN PAsSAGR-Frorn New Tofk sd FEt
,de phs SIS FROM Liverpool q suneas ~ gun as ssf IL
slneas according the recommendation u tte sa,e Rooms
al having the same privilege tAe esoos Including stew
.rtis Fees.
THrsp Glass limited number u trd-lsss
pasepges nj be- aiken End found IN much yroy.on.
required From phs and NewYorE sS. FROM Law
o, p.,,re Will be i.sued here 10 psrtie. who A..
SERIOUS Of bringing out their ehds ~ corresponding rases
p-ans on LIVERPOOL frcu Fl upward.
re- seam,hins are oOnsiucted with improved wste,
aoa p.rtuent. Erh vessel carries experienced surgeon
Iaa even at;sl:oA paid 20 The co. and accommodation Of
All rssd. SAINT Agents win be forwarded with eeonOn,
api dispatch.
JOHN q. DALE, No. rs Broadway New.York, Aren't 90
WA. IhAAN' Nos aid Is Tower IIldinxs, Liverpool
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n Ger by ; BOGART-THIs DAY. a; log O'Clock viii 10
SOLD all the Of tn ssy furnished private d"e
ing No 69 Fast iih p sy.. consisting OF
sId mahogany Paror Chamber sad Dining Room FURNl.
TURE rosewood sui.- Brussels Carpets and Rugs a.c STU
cos;!y French plate PHI Glasses. rosewood Etascres n
eiop Center Table mahogany a1y Bookcase mahogany
Extension Dining Table, NAH gauy French Bedstesd hAr
Mattresses EngIayus Easy and Scttre Chair mahogany
Sofas Dyaus snd Ottousns CrockeEy and China and Glass
Sale p.IempEoTy. Deposits 70 Iirgt
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yI'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via sToYIyd

Il TON, for BOSTON ana PkONfDENCE--Iulsnd frs-
he shortest and most 3iEect-csrying the Eastern NAL
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Ssna pi
c VANDERBILT Capt w. H. Frazer, in conasctign Vii
Stouington and Providence and Boston and P0Vsas
Railroads leaving New York daily Sundays excepted Zoo
Pier No North River FIRST wharf above Battery Place
O'Clock D. rn and Sonnston at $50 p. m, the ais
the mail train which lsayel Boston st $50 .. m.
The c. VANDERBILT from Now YORK, Monday Wsiiss
Cay and Friday From ssouir gton, Tuesday ThudsJ a
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New-York, Tuesday, Thut
day and Saturday FROM stonngson Monday welaeasJ'
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stoanston per Railroad b fH
snee aGa Boston IN the Express MAI Trsa reaching al
place IN advance Of those by other routes AID In SIMPLE ns
oT all the early morning lines connecting North and East
Passengers tst prefer n renas board The sanr ENJOY
nights rest undsurbed breakfast Ii desired ssd esSs s
sgton in the Is tain connecting y Providence vn
the II a. train for Boston
baggage master accompanies the steamer and ra tsf'
each way. -
For passage berh. stserooms or freight sppJ bOuis
Gamer, ct the Freight Ofce Pier No. North River,
the Office No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

E'0R BOSTON, wa NORW iCh and WVh
u CESTER-Daily at p m, hom plea Dot Of Coqr ,sat
st. by the fayorr steamer CONNECTICUT, Capt Wm- w
cox on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and PRIDAfS salg
the new and splendid steamer MM0NW EALr Cap. w
Dsms, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS
Allyn. Points thence BY new and handsonely hni'ed ~
e.nwhescd for Worcester Boston, Providence Las
renee Lowell Nashua Concord White Mountains and ever
other section OF New England Staterooms can BE- enpd
applying board, or to L. S. MARTIN, Asest st Ne ma
Foot ~ st
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE ria NEW

i PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and sapsns
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown, leave. NewiOt
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a 5o.loss
D ~ and the BAY STATE, Capt Jese't leaves New Yot
syery MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY At 6,l,i
D M; from Pier No N R., tbe Battery both Ol,ahi
Ct Newport each way.
Hereafter viii be regarded secured b say a,A
cant until the same shall have been paid Tor
Freight Boston il forwarded through with great Dispatch
an Express Frciz ht Trsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

NEW PATENT SPECTACLE for PRESERV-
~ ING IIsION-Sui,iIE for Life and nee INA change
vented Patented sold only Pr)essel FRANKS Op
ueau t. New ok Eye Hospital Lecturer on Stat sc No
Park row. New-Yolk by. FRANKS intends vsng p.ofes
.oIaly the principal cite, of the Eastern STATES
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Glotbrus.
Groceries ano ;3ropisions.


JOHN DIV | G. ii T * Co.,
~ Manufacturers OF
DOUBLE-REFINED AND FAMILY SALERATUSi
ALSO
sUPRR-CARBOkATE or SODA, SAL SODA. ETC,
No II Old sii Hanover square New York.
PURE CREAM OF TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND
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Ocean 5ieamere, Nr.

TIVE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL STEAMERS Tie ships imposing this
lire
The ATLANTIC. Capt Oliyer Eiridec.
The BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Coustock.
The ADRIATIC, Capt. James West
These ships having been%u by coutrrc. expressly r the
Government service every has been taken in their
rucon also IN their engines 10 insure strength and speed
add their accommodations for pesc allied tor ee-
gance and comfort.
Price passage from NewYork Liverpool Ia first cabin
100; in Second do. %75 Exclusive sized state
room 1925 From Liverpool % NewYork 81 and ~ gfee'
experienced attached each ship No births can
be secured until paid for The ships Of this line b-'e improved
rster-tig rt bulkheads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

N.w-YoRK. NAV p. 1857.
AT MEETING Of the TRUSTEES, held at
n Office of the Company this day after hearing the anay
Of tLe BAKER ISLAND GUANO, by A. HAYS OF Bo'son
and other Chemists read, which proved highly sat
iscory resolved that the following notice be published
Notice hereby given the subscribers and 10 the holders OF
scrip stock this Company that they required to pay the
within Thirty days from this date BY order Of the Trustees
JAS. WNCKOPF. Treasurer.
Committee Of five Of the Trustees appointed 70 A1e
labore and station them the Islands and % purchase aud
ship all Necessary Buoys Anchors Chains W moornss. and all
o.heI necessary npleu TO ship the GGAno ther<rou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
WELLINGTON 4 C,RrEA, Aaotioneer.
SSICNEE,s SAIE JEMELERs SIOCh. -

n TOMORROW At lCl O'Clock S; No 81 DeJst, cornrr
of Gr-enwiehst finally close the esi',e TIE ossneR 81 pa
Silver and EnsIn,ed Ware, Ring CaspS tAaiu'
Crosses Watches s.as Porte Mouuss Rsticues &c Caia
iosu-s Deposits required Oh az purchases
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REAT CENTRAL ROUTE

A Y X i 4 t Z T. i K a i y d
~ The Thsough Ticket and Freight Once Of ne
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GALEHA AND CHICAGO u. RAILROAD
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAlLk0D
r. Chicago, Milwaukee, Galens Dubuque Rock lssaa ~
Angoa, QuiBey, St. Louis Cairo Kansas snI sesTssAs W
az other points West and Southwest.
ViA SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO bS
No. l73 BROADWAY, ". Y.
Corner Of CourtlAndtst DARIUS CLARK Afsse
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Steamboats an0 Railroads.

nAY BOATsor ALBANY.-The Steamer Ar.
IL MFNIA. CAPT SMITH. will leave New York every k)y
DAY. WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY MORNINGS, I
o'clock from of Chambers a. Leave Albany IL ks0N
THURSDAY and SATURDAY az the same hour; maxim, H.
usual endiugs each way.
TORT HAMILTON, BAY RIDGE and SrATEy
A FERRY.-On and a0cr TIL URSDAl, June 4 the SIS
TER ISLAND will ply daily az i9llo~s.
Leave FORT HAMILTON at Il! 9! and NJ N. ~ SIS
Leave BAY RIDGE at ~ o. and rs u 81 81 lsiil
p
Leave STATEN ISLAND for Fort Hamilton. via sy
Ridge NJ 81 aud loi l2i q. u and 81 and or BAT
RIDGE only 1t ?. N. ,
Fare between ay Of the landings Five Cents . Tsn
= / ~; 81 Tickets - IS; 100 Tickets ~ -.
Stages A. Fort Hamilton for Greenwood, New Utrecht al
Bath Ca,s fer Greenwood and Brooklyn t0m Bay RtistT
5 nnutcs walk from the Ferry.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

4 EN1IAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEr.-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Lgts
aud Western Railroad and at Easton with the Ldh
Vsliey Rsilroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMEHT-Com Msy 49, ISL
Leave NewYork for Eason and inernedse places from pa
No. North River at $50 I'm. aud 330 of sner
VILE by above trains, and at 5sl5 p
The above trains connect Elizabeth with trains ~
EevJersey Railroad which leave New YORK from foo II
CoiTtlludt - and II and 8. % and
Passengers for tie Delaware Lactagannl and Wee I'd
read will leave at 1850 only. For Lehig Ysey Rasf
al ~ H. only. JOHN o. STERNs, sspt
FLUSHING RAlLROAD-Leayes FUtOn.yI.
ket-wharf by steamer Leland City IS aad 70 "a
aud and .. the leave Flushing H. ~ q Ihe 'sios
hours meeting aud exchanging passengers WITH hs boat
Hunters Point. Through In 50 minutes. Fare ssa'.
VIM NJ SMITH, Reoelget
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financial.

DIVIDFND. The Board Of Directors OF the
IL HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANi nave tbs day o.,
csrcd dividend fTES DOLLARS pr sha- paLshf % ana
After Nednrst.v Juue J. lg57-N~w YORK May 2 1877.
HENRY a. OAKLEY. Secretary.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-18
The Tragedy of Yesterea1..

Intense excitement was produced vester.
day by the terrible tragedy in the build adj
joining the Gazette office, arising from the
attempt of the United States Deputy Mar.
shals to arrest two fugitives belonging to
gentleman residing in Covington, which re.
suited in the dangerously, and perhaps NOR
tally, wounding of J. C. Elliot, one of the
Deputy Marshals, by the negro man, and the
shooting Of the negro, who. was also proba-
bly, wounded mortalIy. The full and au.
thentic report Of the affair will be found in
our. local columns. -ea la sye a (sa A
The. scene ofthe tragedy was a room of a
person named William M. Conolly, who is
now in the employ of the Commercial, of this
city, as Its assistant editor who has been en-.
gngedin making Tor that paper "a false and
garbled report of the recent habegs corpus
trial before Judge Leavtt. Connolly was no.
ticed for several days past carrying provis.
ions up into his room, and has, we learn,
borne avery bad reputation. q f'as -sa ..
We forhear makingaany remarks on this
case, i. We have no desire, to add to the ex,
ctemerit which it has created., We have
only torePeotwhat we have said before, that
the laws Of the United States will be exc.
cuted in the State of Ohio, and the incendi.
aries and demagogues who are, embarrassing
to stir up resistance against the legal author.
tiles and bring disgrace upon the State, will
sooner or later be compelled to submit to the
iawfnl authorities, to obey the law and TO res.
pect those who are engaged in its execution
-sCW' enquirer d *. 4s-- q,it -s4s n tga
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-18

At the term just closed of the Court of
Common Pleas of Carroll county, a trial was
had between Elizabeth Sharp, plaintiff, and
Rev. Joseph Barkley defendant, action for
breach Of marriage contract. Tne defendant
was preacher Of the Covenanter or Seceder
faith, and was one of the leading Fremont
Kansss shrieking preachers Of Carroll coun-
ty. The evidence on the trial showed that
he had fer somae time. been paying his ad.
dresses to Miss Sharp, an accomplished and
highly respectable young woman Of tlat
county, that he Promised to marry her, and
then with the hellish vaccinations of fiend,
but shielded by the livery of Heaven, he set
about his work Of DESTRUCTION, aadby. pray.
ers.and great professions Of righteousness
coupled with his promise of marriage, he
succeeded in seducing the young girl from
the path of virtue and after aecomp pIishing her
ruin, deserted her. The, jury returned a
verdict of $5 600, III the petition asked for.
If the plaintitf had asked $40 900, it would,
no doubt, have been given her. The scamp
ought to have been lodged in the Penitentia-
ry Tor life, ,,and gwen then the punishment
would not have 5eep sufficient for the crime
Little else than this can be expected from
ministers whoare continually preaching pol.
| Tics. They hcve' done Trore wi.hin'the last
three years to spread vice and immortality,
| and bring reProach upon the, cause Of reli-
| gion, than infdeity has ever dCne.--Stark
! Co. Derrocrc!. .,.,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-18
Affairs in Utah.

A Washington correspondent says the
number of troops destined for the campaign
in Utah is $500. Their presence has been
deemed essential TO the due and prompt en-.
forcement of the Federal law. The places
Of Judges Drummond and Stiles will be. i'm.
medately supplied by new appointments.
Young will be superseded by a Christian,
and thus the two great DepartE ents of the
Judiciary ana thr Executive will be placed
in the hands of loyal agents of the Federal
Government. 1t will not be necessary to
resort to the cruel and Infamous expedient
of general charge of treason against the
Mormon community in order to reduce them
to obedience to the laws and ,authority of
the, United States. They are at present
acting in conformity to the policy of the De-
mocratic party, but it wi,fnot be difficult to
teach them that this'policy,as well as their
own heathenendi:nmoral praesiees, is who'll
ly,at.tarianes with the common ,law and
the Christian religion, When;-superseded,
and seeing his successor supported by an eff
fective force OF Federal sabres and bayonets,
Brigham Young will.tdoabtlesss fy to the
British settlements north 'efliaditnde 40 de.
grees,. The eMormon females who wish to
escape from their degraded condition, will
receive the protection Of the Courts, and will
be sent back to the States if they desire it.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-18
Department News.

APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIDENT.-Wil.
liam A. Richardson, of Illinois, Governor OF
the territory OF NebTssks, in place Of MARI
w, lizard, the present incumbent. - - s
Joseph A. Wright, Of Indiana, envoy ex-
traordinary and minister plenipotentiary of
the United States at the court of his Majesty
the King OF Prussia, in place of Peter d.
Vroom, of New Jersey, recalled at his own
request. 1.s-..
Henry c. Murphy, OF New York, MINISTER
resident of the United States at the court
Of his. Majesty the King Of the Netherlands,
in, place Of Auguste Belmont, Of New York,
recalled at his own request. \ %. ...so.
Isaac R. Diller, Of Illinois, consrl Of the
United States'at Bremen, in place of VIM.
Hildebraud, the present Incumbent.
Wm. Thompson, Of New Kork, consul oI
the United States at Southampton, England
10 place of Joseph R. Croskey, the pTesen,
lineAmbent, resigned =" H. - =.
Gabriel g. Fleurot, of New York, consul
of the United States at Bordeaux, France, ,tc
I,fll an existing vacancy. .,,.ss4-.' t
Volney Hasceh, of Michigan, to be regis
ter OF the land office at Kalamazoo, Mich
gan, vice George F. Kidder, who dec lines
the Office. f.zf s1,- sA 60 ~ : ,Ei
Benjamin r. Tillotson, of Minnesota Terri
tory to be receiver Of public moneys at Fari
bault, Minnesota, vice Lorenzo D. Smith
resigned. '.' '.E --'''' -''.