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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-21

G-The ramaqua Gazette, heretofore neu-
tral has come out for Wilmot and the Union
Ticket. 4 new paper recently established
in .he same place, called the Sentinel, also
runs up the WiImot flag. There are now
about one hundred Wilnot papers in the
Commonwealth. embracing all the political
journals in the State that are not either I4o-
eofoco outright, or plying into the hands
of Packer BY the support of the Hazlehurst
ticket
The Independence Beige says, ssMad-
anne Fremont has arrived in Paris. Colo
mel Fremont is TO join her on his return
from California"
U-Is Wiimot Know Nothing, or is he
nota That's the question: Clinton Demo
Graf.
What is ii your business whether he is a
Know Nothing or not7 In either case We
presume he would not get the support Q.
any such corrupt material as the editor of
the Democrat. 1t is enough for every hon
est man to know that Wilnot is not Loco
foco, hut an honest, upright American Re-
publican Democrat Wonder if the Deaf
and-bnIker editor of the Democrat wouldn't
jiae the Know Nothings in order to ascor-
tain whether Wilmot is,or is not.in the ring
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-21

s.Tbe Union Of lakes-ths Unlop q ,aH'G'
The Ifnlon Of States none can seFf
Tbr nion Of hearts, and the Un'oh % s''''Ne
And the a4g Of our Union forever
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-21

Apg. :, 1851.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-21

Aug. Z. 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08
NEETING or TIE ENGINEERS.

At n meeting Of the Board Of Engineers and For =
men of the Eew-Ycrk Fire Department held at Fire
mems Hall on Thursday evening, june !, 1871, II. H.
Howard Chairman and JAMES +. WENNAS Secretary,
the following preamble and resolutions were uEanl-
ncu>ly adopted
he,oa. 6r several year, past strenuous Efforts have been
made sfd making b. crrfpin Hrttesin si"c 10 p
stu,r paid Fine department. n orr city Tor e pe'e EN-
ant onto STRAIN ire "uRuc the lower s'r'n u
~ ry slt h,f.a. hes~ had t clearly demon ar 10
rs by are well a. oth~r cities where
h,N have s tiey cannot comp"t" ss'uy
- Nh o,r hsi ses uiitrrai sN'" IN
a, Hillary trt -rs only Intended utsiiou for PAID Fire
been the n otn"r cities they
have ben a1optct ther,t'r1
Esred Thst he Bo1ld q Engineers AIT Forer Of tn
Nv ork tfc Dereru.it b. moe tar'ly protest against
80 iu.roGur I" engines ~ 0 city, relieving IN 10
II would Prove hit q vast q the cry 70 n"y.
R,ed That woud most r. -frct .f 1-gc % tle h)I-
o,aLle the Common Council ihe Troey . pPropnink ?'r
ton 81 III, that would br r-qii'i" t' the p5'h'r aud
k.,uf Of Tia usel,.. aTts toward i1ruiht u,tr'1Y
odatoas the companies st present located in the
cify.
ke.oed That Til. body do MOS, respectfully request the hon
cradle the Comm Council O, define the purhas" OF any steam
fr zine ,r the NJ, city sud 20 rely hrtetoi're
uuou tie sus present efficient and WHINE Depart
Hcft
Pe,r-9 rist copy u the shove preamble ana resolutions
du5 authenticated D. presented forh"lih 70 rs Honor me
Mavor aud 10Th irauche. Of the Common tounch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

SINGULAR ADVENTURE OF BAPTIST PREACHER
How II ENDFD.-On the last trip OF the steamer
Norherrer from Louisville 10 Memphis, Baptist
Minister whose name ard residence we omit Tor
obvious reasons. came ON board the packet at Louis
vile, and upon being introduced 10 Mr. Archer by
distinguished Clergyman, was tckcted through Ia MS
destination free OF charge Daring the evening, the
reverend gentleman discovered 10 be uaierthe in
fue1cc Of the ardent. He, however, retired az the
usual hour and The passengers supposed that the
morning would find him sober and peniteIt. About
midnight the clelk ard captain were awakened By the
chamLeluoid, who informed them that man was
ATTEMPTING 70 eLtcl a ady.s stao-room. Hurrying -
the >Ict they found th,r ministerial passenger mad
alalncd tie boat, in his endeayors 70 i9rce state.
room occupied BY two ladies' from negnborlng town.
The clergyman was lodged in his room and locked up
ur safe keeping.
TlcIeN;moruiI the boat landed at Owcnsboro, and
the minister was put ashore. lie pied with tears for
meow Int Mr. Archer tuld him that change of boat
would be beneficial to him. and be was accordingly
left OIL the nhart-boat 20 get home Is best he might.
Tie clergyman had been attending Toe Baptist Con-
ference in Louisville, md Is said TO be man o. m
Gu,rce and high standing in the State where he
reside. Evansville Ind. Journal, My -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08
Tie loss is covered by lpsursn
CITY ITEMS.

APP, DELTA PHi-The twenty-ilih anniversary
Of the Brotherhood Of Alpha De2a Phi viii be eels-
brate4 in this city on ne 2ih al 18th instants- An
ora;ion by Donald C. Mitchell, and poem by W. T.
Williamson, will be- delivered "A DR.. ChapIn cnurch
On Wednesday evening, the 2ih when the Rev H. ,
Stsrrs. IT, President Of the fraternity VII Pre'i.f
gae business Convention vii. meet on Ihursany' are
9th, at A. m. The dinner wl take place on rS'.''
dsv evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08
FIRES.


ON Saturday morning, about i. O'Clock, fire broke
on; in Hardy 4 Brown carpenter shop No l6S Union
avenue and commune aed from thence to the dwelling
house, No l56, owned by the same gentlemen, aud
al.o io 10 Ij4 occupildby ". {. Child', which were
raItly Destroyed. The blacksmith shop No l6O' oc-
cuped by John Bales, was destroyed, aud the dwell
ing ho Isl If 1r Bales No. Deyoe street, was part
IS de.troyed and the house adjoining, occupied by
Saruh Dickinson. was slightly damaged. The loss OF
HARDY & Brown was $500, partly insured Mr..
Baes loss is about 81 ,OGO partly insured, and that
Of ,i7 Childs, $500 insured. The fire was the work
Of ~ ncendiary.
ALARM or FIRE.
re alarm of fire at 10 o'clock Oh Saturday noihirg'
wa. occa.i toned by the buraiLZ OF chimney at ire
house No. g Eighth avenue occupied By Dir. F.Wsi
lace. No material damage done to the house.
LOSSES HY The MERCER ST FIRE.
Tie loss is covered by Insurance as ar rs cOAd oe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

matters cf tie comm Of thc Xs,sop,'-l1 p,
i. {, ar.. ioners and that - the Mayor son. time
.fce viii epor. 20 tie B'a-i It Aldermen ,hs even
rr I,i- understood tia they WI report in f.yo- ~
complying with tie demands Of ihe COMMISSIONS.
suG re'.rqC..titg the Pole, property ot the ely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08
fkslvcrh eulenf
:. lips AND Downs og NfW. yOpR

OtS NM DO"Fc w IllfE OK
CRY RTyELsroNs IL N he n DTsua ~ O. Aiken
which 9 le froduceS fvRDys s.TioNAl IHslTEs TO.
MsHT Thoe 'hs have vresssd The sassis sp-.l hxhiv
II = The glorious fsrt,EEs 81 the Mag Pls AS. 10
b. revived aud Pefie al T. and 60 tafs " - Sd the
Rim. Drama Il tke heni.r oyrt" sach IN IN meas IN
win OF course aitTs,t sr audience On MEDNzsoAT sss
l. 70 ~ grand sss DAY Two pegfmsnoes sitsruoan and
evening a. r.-rtary testiraonials M.na-~r n
Pr6y on which occas TIE Ledger Story Dsns,irei The
vd knight ard rarenirs ar . b Teorriea in ;hs az
terpyou for Tic accommodation 4 lsiicS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

Miss ASpzn's SoIRiE.--A numerous audl-hCe as
sembled a. Dodworth. rooms by invitation ca r1ay
evening last, to psrticipste in " Musical Evening
offered By Miss Hattie Andem favorably known a a
member of the Harmonic sOcisty, q, whose concerts
she has lately sustained some Ofthegeadns solo Frt'-
Mis- Andem was warmly sPPaudsd throughout tue
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

We have no doubt but the weight of corn Il blum
der, or clerical error since 80 pounds has long been
established as the weight of bushe; and more falls
below than goes above that notch. We saw lot
yesterday that weighed % pounds, but that weight is
extraordinary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08
IAaxrrscn,etHl

THE LADIES' WILL SOON BE- en- the wing Tor the
Ws,r-r Places. y they Purae hcnselve. for the
se..cn A. NlLpEs Millinery Warvrcolss, No 81 Broad
wsv thew f-ilaut ssscrf-r q PRS sumner HATS
toether v tn evev Of Straw Goods Aiscisl Flowers
RthoIs Dresscars anl COures A.. q; prices rhh w
crsn theiY rCFsCs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08
fAGysrtsement.I
TE,s.-THg CANTON TEA COMPANY Fave %

>sud ever, yuiey of TEAs for Gcer Tea Dessr, and RI
~t- faiuiesSoscSoRs. OoOng sad 1sas Hyson. rom -
uts a. ~ cents GsnpOw and impsa from D Is 10 81
...ss otAt qualities equally low Al 70 boxes ~ scoS
Fas Tss tor dollar. Call and exam q
No is CSs.hAna.. 81 bewsen Pearl AT lssseveltsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

SELLING BY WFlGHT.-The following table shows
the weight Of bu.hel of produce a9'c'tabi'hei BIZ
law passed by the Legislature Of the state of N'w
u l.. Ii IL LIZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

To Nervous SuFFssrRs.-h retired Gle

10 NERVOUS SUtFnhhk>.-s- Eett'I Otttsy-
man restored health in v days aer any yesr, q sss
rsrsuu sa, anxious - nAAe knoW tThe mesEJ q cure
WI send (iseci The pgesrr pfsa used. Drr-t 9 the
Rev. JoHS NJ. DAGSAL-, No 81 fVssn St. Bscoksya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

Or. s. s. FrTCHs Six Lectures on Consumptlca
ard the Laws Of Life 80 psgeg ~ ensrayt- Aound
ruaS the mode in which be Of Lungs snd
Heart and ther Chronic Dsorl BY Nl pcstAse
nee on RECEIPT OF " cents. Atdrcss fITea Co.. No. 7h
Braiwgy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

ay the CONDITION OF tie gas manufacture there, aui
s-c@rtair.ng ii coy improvements have been male
which can be adyan.aCe ously introduced here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE CoMMI$-
SIONEhS

PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE CoMhI$
SIONEhS.
The Board, while IL session on Saturday a. thei.
Office in White street, were visited by GOV. hns.
who CHARGED then to be in the city. lie expressed
himself much pleased with the course the Cor'riS-
sones had taken and counseed them 10 see to that
their official conduct continued t. commend tho sane
icu Of ia and sound public opinion. The Governor
remarked at the flee Of the Commissioners ebont half
an hour.
Seret. Var Orden ofthe Twenty second ~ani made
returns or Saturday to the Deputy Superintendent
which makes up the number to eleven u she daily re-
turrs now received.
The Commissioners transacted Ia aoEinal business
of importance during their Saturdays sesSi.n.
In the absence of Superintendent Tallmadge, who
has goLe Wet fer few days, his Secretary, Samuel
BreyocIt, esq performs the daiies OF the office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

GAs.-Charles Roome. esd. freSdent OF the Man
haitian Ga, Light Co. proposss to saii thu week tor
E.:OPe. for tue seae:s. purpose o. e1ai.e p@'<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08
rorRTH pIsTRlCT POLICE or BROOKLYN

FOURTH DISTRICT POLICE OF BROOKLYN.
Ou Saturday evening disturbance occurred at tho
Fourth Di>tric; StationHouse in consequence of CsFi
Poser detailing Officers ErAis and Mclaughlin Of the
Seventh vsd to act ASSISTANTS Captain in plsoe OF
Sergeanas Wright and Stewart, who take sides with
the Metiorolign law. and ignore the Orders of the
Captain obeyng those of the Deputy Superintendent
Some Amy wotds passed. but fortunately no blood
was she'd and affairs move along vlsa their accus-
toned tranquility.
The spera! CoWmttee. 70 visa Ys... l::GGs-I:a he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

DFArH oF ALEXANDER WELsH.-AlexanderW eisb
father Of Justice Welsh, died Thursday afternoon
last at bis residence in Pearl street in this city at
the age of sixy-four years. The deceased was born
at Bergen y. j.. and came TO this city about forty
wears ago. lie followed for many years, aAd quite
success ,fa-y, a mechanical occupation, aiterward
changing It for public business, in which ne acquired
ard for years retained so much prominence. Proba-
bly, no in the city better known for long Pc
Rod; Few were more successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

F.clyr Law II BRooKLrs.-The requirements OF
The rev License law were generally observed IN ta''
city yesterday, Nearly every piscs was closed where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08


TovsD DROwsED.-CoroEer Hill bed an inq1est
Yesterday the Twelfth Wsri upon the body q AZ
nan fovn6 floating Ia the Eat River Deceased vac -
ear, Of age about feet 10 II inrhes IN sf its y
asrt hair and wLi.lers wound und-s toe eai fsA'"
9.s.FP9sea s.3elrs az Isegas@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

TIE QUARANTINE THlruLEs. On Saturday after.
noon Deputy Superintendent Carpenter received
dispatch from the new Qu1rantine, seguue Point to
the effect that rumor was N circnis,On that the mob
intended to assemble again hat night aud burn down
the buildings H. course Of Construction. The night
passed Off however, without asy demonstration hav-
ug been attempted. The Police stationed there Will
iher best erdeHyors TO protect the property with
out coming into serious encounter Shcai they fail.
move e,ctua means viii at 5e resofted -. IA it
+, INTENDED to have sufficient mscrv fore- stationed
at that point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

Tbs FRiScH ENrEADIrION CAsE.-Fg-ther testi-
uory was given 10 this Gaze OF Friday an. saturday
by NJ. Tissandier attorney IN FAC; Of the Northern
Railway Company Of Fance-the object being To
procure the extradtion Of Parot-Mr Commissioner
Bets deciding previously that the evidence before
elected was not srffc;eu; to make out such a case
against Parot would brirs him within the eXtrsd
ton treaty; ard also that the charge q burglary
not made out because the evidence did so; show the
building fthe Railway Company TO have been an N
habited LoESe mn ma bajrft as required BY the
French CODE. The testimony of Mr.. Tissanier went
to show that mp 20 1854 Mr.. Matthias a cerf of the
Company. haAitus,y l'Ggsd in the building ard ;ha.
other clerks hive also odged there before aud since
that date and d,r;ur TIL time the distractions
made. The vii be summed up to-day BY ar.
Towusherd in behalf of Psrot and by the Assisa1;
United States Di>tre;-AttoTsey in behalf of the Gov
eminent The aim of the eminent viii be to show
that case of burglary is made out BY the testimony.
and that the complics Of ParCs isalso fully proved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

Tst,cRApH M,RkErs TOR rHz Corn ENcHsScE.-
The sutjoincd document has been signed by about
eight individuals aud firms:
So The undersigned, subscribers to the Corn kN-
charre. would respectfully suggest TO the BOard OF
Trustee. the propricy aud utility OF posting On the
Bull, lin daily cegrephic reports of breadstut and
provisions in Oswego. Buffalo, Chicago, 81 Louis,
Cincinnati New Orleans, aud other pOiGts; believing
that ARRANGEMENTS could be- made with the Associated
Press a. To render the expense nconsiierabe and
that ,uch system would elevate the character % the
Com Exchange conduce 10 the welfare ot the business
con nupy and greatly enlarge the list Of subscribers
10 the Exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

ACCIDENT IT THy BALANCE DOcr.--Cln Saturday
7orrirg staging which had been crested By the side
o. the -tip White SwoDow at the Balaa-e Dock foot
e rks street L. r., suddenly gave way aud precPi-
tsird fourteen caulkers TO tie pier Martin Cregan
and John Pa,chin received severe spinal Injuries. and
Joha Thomas had his jaw fractured in two places.
Edward Kearus, Christopher McKeage, Patrick
W,l,h and Michael McCarty were badly crt and
bru about their bodies. The remainder OF the gang
Were mcre or less injured The injured parties were
conveyed to their respective homes where they re-
ceiyed necessary medical attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

The nativity table gives 30 natives OF the UnDed
States. i6 of ireland, q of Germany, o. Engb!nd,
and the balance Of various European counssies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

ArrrMP1 TO COMMIT sUIcIDE.--A woman by the
name # Margaret Brien last evening attempted to
commit suscide by jumping ont Of an attic window at
No. Mission place. She badly, but it is believed
not fatally, injured. She was taken TO the City Hos
nital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

PAINFUL AccDyNT.--A son Of MI Rowland a
loy of Il years Of Th;ny.seeond street, New-York,
y as drowned in Pennington River, at Pennington,
Conn on the lth inst. His body had rot been recoy-
cred on Friday evening. Two hundred men were
searching the river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-24

Tas GaRhT Wss7sss PaftwAY y srsR--Tas
sfn salt that have nocen OF the sppslox
sss.tY ass spflrz ~ the Des Jsr1n's Aidga Csna5a
TOOK lacs ~ e-saIo CT re e.h last The Dslsel III
bsre ssys,-Toe acloa VA brrghi by the WHO'S OF NJ.
stcoyd, no wa sed nj The the line Eslds5os Gas IN
~ ircsi % bog th the 3eceAsed ksd zen Jsssfu
eIergcpc Lcrtious DAB OF strong const iinn ID ten
Terste habits u vas slso aoovn By this ~iEen that ne
cecsssed LEFT -c ts-ee 5sdrss, n ths cot 20
ages OF teYto, Owe aud tso be very s1ecsssIsi
fsYmy TIE ooursel FOR hs conpsny ds not compel the
psn 70 prove nes ect % the psyt Of the ccrrpaay en-
pytrsed iesp sense Of syDfsbyf~ ms psnha and
and ttose Who bal suffered ixs them, but 81, mel that
we tncra.io kc awarded should b yossorsbe and mode
rsso The oboe coarse taken fn concsisto sH IN Vie
r-ts apt scr seo " norY trs ree,ing ~ .se iay 70
wards tbs oO,s, stioE Ths lucy rercsrei veraei
,g.n Ih3 company RI 81 0tCfl t0c IN IA re, s7d
81 300 Tor sAsh - 90 Afes children,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-24

rHs NEW YORK HxRALp-gDirIos Foa EUROPE
The Collins Ill osmshlp Atlantic, CA Ed'idge, for
Liverpool sad be yandertla tesmssia Vanderbilt, Capt
HssinE ror Soa hampton &C: Ha're, viii esv, his port
ai rocn &c day
The European mails By the Ala TIC viii Il sc A TIE Post
on co. bs'pnt ten click, and .hoss ~ the Vanderbilt
Al No Bowling Green 81 bali pas. eleven oco,E, thi
mosolrg
The Earopeso edition Of tbs HHsAID, printed Ia French
and Ensush viii be published At ten O'Clock in the
sass Hsels copies, IN wrappers, ssz eess.
subscnpHoss and advertisements for any edition Of the
Esw YoxK HxRAo vii be received u the following places
4 Europe
oxpos :. Hamson Low, Son Co a. Ludgsse hill
Am european Express % 81 King Villa . u
AaIs Am European Espren % IS Place de u Boarse
LIvnkrooL Am .Earoposn Exuress Co., Chapel street
r arayt, 10 Exchange street, Eaa.
HAvxs ). Au Europeap Express Co, II Roe Oorneiie.
Tne coDteps Of tue Europsss edition OF the HsaAIp will
somb,ns .ecsvsd ey nsil And xieg sph ., the
spce drri1x Tie previous week rp The hour Of
nlorcayco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-24

Nav O2LsArs D1 ~, 1897
ms sses Of cotton to DAP were coo b.es II 100 N,
midoirg Sales o. tbs ~oek, a SEQ ballet aeceAs -
The week ~ eco bales against 81, 900 oass In The
week OF last year Decreased reoeip a. ,ns port
pared sfh last ysar, 50 900 bales do al soushws
ports lto 500 balss. Srgsf-There have ANAL 70
osr's Of the new creo, and sacs loo lilo Molssses
The crop arriving slovy and ss 400 atsc v,car
Coeesaiss Of ts work 500 bags sso,h port III 90
bags; prime qaotos ~ leo. Exchange L'ndoa 100
50 lrsnos en- . or csc. Exchange on Nov Yorx 2 "a
per cent osoornt
We quote middics cotton a 100 ioxc 70 day
oottcu-s.s. 10 day eco bale. :, las Tor aiadlis
AuGusrA, Oct 70, 1901
ooa'n.Ihe AIe. THIS morning were principally =
SAILS Of cotton have becs made today al ilKc.
CHAaIuros, Dot %, 1857
Co,ton-Recepla or the week, 2sn bscs sals, Of iAs
week 3,672 Good middiins, 1ixo mAadhns n1 70
fair, lao. - =. -
Ths sale, 0, coen 10 aay werc 81 psss n the ~.
tremes az IL 30. a12o - -. 81,
F1our rues in favor of tho buyer sales 70 day. 1ca
bbls at o. 20 for superGne Ws,onn and " ~ nv
gbes, and saiss 70 day 30 900 bushes al 800 nv
chieaso spr,rs sod $50 for Milwaukee club. Dora, m.
changed sales 10 900 ou,hsh ~ SEQ DO GA,
iskc FreSsass unsettled; vhsa,, Ice. . lTc 70 Nsv
Sofk and 80 70 Troy
Flour closes with soing and ang,d in p,ios "a A
70 osy SEQ bsls ~ - 81 for wpsrnne wsconsI.
an llDeis and IS "a a. tor txua Osio, diana apa
Michigan. wssa 10 aoave and steady. Sale, 10 day
5000 bush s 81 800 for Chicago spring aud 81 ror NIL
vavkie club, eOo for red sdsSs for white Isaana aas
81 lax for while Cansdian. Corn IL Iorer a.s 10 Oar
90 900 bushes a. 100 $50 -olosnx io',ds Oss esAs~
sahs today S,cto bushels, h 3sc. q ass wh,sa az
Ic~er eAcs ,pSsy 700 bbs NlsEo. weights ess~s1
sbes 100 to NV York and Sr 70 nor Tn,otl, IN a
hours - noon 70 lag s 600 bbl, h,uf t8qooo busnrss
rsssi eo,OoO eu'h'h corn mi 1900 bshts cats Ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-24

snios' sUoc,-rsAtsssS Ayp v,srrrszr's coscrsr -
Ysers shu and fair audi nce nj Elblos Saloon lss
nish, vsea genrs ThAlbtrg and visuxtsrp rave the
concert Of We presen, serles Tue p'csrsnm
vAs ~ fol oss-
Nlp,
FastNs, oman Hem yieursemps .VleaGismps
Aria. 80 ace al qaesi Anins, "L nds, Mic. Er.
RAatssia ID N Glsvasnl, Exsm ani yhalbe' hvbesg
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-24

81 LOUIS, On ~, 1857.
correspondence OF tne Repsl.aoa mentouS having rs
gently seen Capk Van vshos, confidential sgrM or sAs
government al PaI%ao, Kansas, wno esuruinE frO
sa Lahe He tho hornons rsfuse 70 ALLOW ~
United States troops 70 enxr tins city. end ,nas Brsx..
Young pubueIy docasss sha. no viii burn sas pra,rs.
,hus deprving hs animate Of the expedition Of subslzs
once aud bum his city, necssisy, sedore he will
submit. 10 thu demands of yhe Jailed 5ses governmsss.
mo along route represensd 70 b In bad re-
pair and - nos anordins sufficient psutecon for ms
troops.