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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

The Wateiworks a. Paterson have been compl,ted
ana water the pipes Fourteen and thee quarter miles
Of pipes have laid varying fom four t. ,t-e inches ia
and divided into line sections On hundoo snd
hyGsps bese been coutru ted for ire purposes
The Work, = ere comms need IN Angnst, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
IAixeniserneptI L
IAdverisenentl "a, .t...t.
BaRy,,m's MrstI'M oyeIho~s with attractions

Low In addition 70 the Carlo Family Win .aem .o' "a
mir and the Gesh shunsAe ~ - the n 4, n, mi.
.asrs a. ev.pinI AqusrA and ~ sas =; ,h -
uaJ Be se,a % u.u. aIiosSes wholJ In'q1ss " "'
ksSidaL
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
IAiyerisenent.
Only those who hs,

Only those who have suffered all the mlseres ot
DyspepsIs p s various appreciate the value OF
medicine that will this disease To al who woa!d md
remedy, say, try the OxYeENArKo BrrERs.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

The Rev. Mr.. Corey. who was on the steamboat
Island Belle, and tainted, was not the Rev. S. A.
Corey Of the Fifth avenue Baptist Church
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

BURGLAR C0MMITTED.-James McCovern, arrested
about Sunday morning charged with bGrgsrousy
entering the house Mrs Myers No % South econd street.
was examined before Justice Carry yesterday afternoon and
fuly committed for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

Pastoral CHANGE The Rev. Prof. Goodfelov
has bic charge the South Third Street Church
10 order TO take the of the missions Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Buepos Ayre. He will be .u-
prcdd by Dr. Curry recently President OF the Indiana AS
bury University.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

PoIsOSED.-rwo children of Mr. John hill. resid
Ing street Jersey City poisoned on THURSDAY
b, .an. sam, mum seeds One of them hog six old
died yesterday morning The other gir tr old is m
proving will probably recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

MILITARY PARADE The annual parade Of the 10th
Regiment Is TO take place East NewYork Monday
wh,n il expected that Gov King will be present and review
The Duncan ARTILLERY are 70 re the salute when the
field Two Of horenen have been assigned
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

BURGLARY.-The grocery store of Henry Rossher,
corner OF Meeroe and Lomer streets burgaously
tered during Thursday bgtt and robbed Of kes butter 10
in money and other srtices in all amounting to $S.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
CORRECTION.

70 Nt Editor cf Tie Y. 7. Ifi5une , , ,
SIR: In your paper yesterday, under the head OF OF
Heavy Robbery Of Furniture Pictures &c you state that
on Of the stolen property found ss picture store
under the Lsfarge House, &c.
you psse state your next that tee portion con-
sisted Of oil psntiI left for sale 81 pubc sscon 10y N
csb looking young who gave h. nams s' 0ha' maui
sld u which refused 10 advance more than 30
VIM ADAMS Cerk TO John Leyison, Aucsoneer'
Ne,c. York Oct. Is 1857
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
prS iHo'et tat,o At ROOT's, No. SO;

sra.s~., a.. S.caa immsas-,y popals D.su,ssso-
IYYrs copied (rslns-s, th. be.at''s n ,ss s,,S
sRAPHs ANBRoTYPIs DAGgtRRtorfrI, % ssecr. seod
ct s.yle Of the art. PA.icalu sttent'o' s"
Of childran
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
Advertise mert
PER STEAMER FULTON.

Recaivea GOO p.irs OrrER HATS. wholesale aud retail
r NJ. WATERS
Nos iis and 42i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
CITY ITEMS.

Another rainy spell yesterday, with intervals Of 'uu
shine snd starlight bu. in the main bountlfal With
water
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
Advertisement,

Gro. SAUyDRRS's METALLIC TABLET oTkor'
the Oldest and mos approved article 10 having been before
The public s. years The genuine can Do eosAnea
J. 4 S. sAuSpERs, Store srly at No Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

FIRE DEPARTMESr MATrERs.-The Board Of Rep
the Fire eparment Eastern District have
elected RodI ey hurshy of Engine Company No L. Tfeasn
rar in place OF Wn, Neeks, resigned
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
TAjvef.i-rient !


tuIDd oIa Pasis would BE- LAppy he fisnds sssp
RoKss Photographic Ten pie Of Ar; SIS and s1 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

su, bssea upos he sTouna hss sevs s,sscs ts
Williams IN not tssns pre pcs "a. .uin. w
pad the j1asmes' sl .ns brourht Pro-
psfr,cs rCfm a.
asrra N doc,rrs the hO whch so fore tr, nd
hey ds-sre~ Suit theH b.oasht br. veosi-s
ar, Defe1 that "a Cart m f .ss
toa bal decided that pisinth was gse hss nd pet
o'nse bi. tssct ad that the tomeI " sdct sesesy
lut-S ON rveosstsg In the prcseut srv
tneesc wrd,c, Of ss5 csmss~s tor panta Apess sss
skr' 10 hs County Court and sued ~h.re Judge Mors
dea that the decision OF the loves Ceurt must b. reversed
DE gouid ihst the eocrd Of toe City Coo't eosesvs
"a TO the neglect d Williams ness bins sssabshsd he hsA
uortsht 70 vetcct
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

FouyD IN THE WATER The bodies OF two mer
found floating in the wssr ole at the fot o.
street and the ether in the dock foot Of Deanee street
r. The Coroner notified aud inquess VIII be he'd to
day. Neither If the bodies we're Identified.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

MSEcArrrLr MANHOOD --rhe man that brings ti'
vso,e porer Of ecooouy 70 besr in saving drop a.
Ala .n,.. While his barre, Is leaking bsyond al &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
COURT or APPEALS.

day: NJ, p, 80 -, r.,.- -. pa, =
Min. Tbous.N Pstndss sgt Joseph T Gilbert ct
Al tsuers sud Mehsbcs' Bsnk. Kent CoUnty ~: Bg,en
~. Drovs. hanki John For ct al az NeN Itk aud
Fri. ksrosd Coupsuy, Olive b. kdsecomb ex-cutrx, sg
Peter M-r.eesg; job. M Aest'D. Treasurer &c sgt "@
Searns al Sue, ard af Nelson Erwin sgt DowDesj Wm
KsI. sst Mast-ron; Prndle art CsrGtheis; Bi.ssy a
bsbcock Doubleday sgt Ne~toni Corfsd ast Village of
Itb,cs; Borst &c sst D<Li.t r Corey; Tbs
P.ops r.l Sally Chase ss !. ksihbone sheria &c Ar
ehssld Hoyt agt. Richard Carter Maria Bssey ast Her
Aldrich -,
Judsmer "a r-verssj-sibey at Wah. Cath Derby sst.
PatI;cr Cal sshan Requa st Holnss The People s VIII
ard Foster .t Mshew Williams sst. CertIs r. K &c
PtOple in elrot sst. AlCnzo bettys
Judgment Of General Tern superior Court ssy-r'ed-specisl
Term tdirmed-Lar gfon sgt Asfor; same AT osms
Judsn, Of Supreme Court Eoi6ed jacsmen to be settled
~ Ctief JGes-Trustees Of Theological Seminary Aoernr
a.t John Kelosg
Judgment jure Tern modified, to be sesd By Joias
Johrsop ecc6 rdiLs wTti.n directions tlet- Les"
Crrs n a. ast David Lesvit; David Lesyit Receiver &c
sg. Levi, Cults ct a. Adjourned 70 DcceGbsrG &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
SUPERIOR COuRr-srsciAl TERs-oot n-SsioEs
Judge HOFFMAN.
DECISIONS. ,

Aired C,lsille egt James w. Bs'cc''-o e' ="
peuu;rsr 20 portions of SLOWED With costs
Brggs e al ngt. g amt et 6j.-Ofdf1 ''i
cuIiiy If rtqIlied By plaintiff
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
v,.os oorxrv coreT-oo, s.-sessr. Jadss Morris

KINGS COZ NTY COURT Dot Is.-1ss,.on.
William tliams st' reserc ias,;e.s C. urt
~ the srvss It tbs, Sc ; e ~ ~.
Pet.r Ftr patrick and Chsre osisn 10 h.sns Pc z.d
- a. III charge ,ow.adrr sb'at se 80 A. ...Srs ~.
aa ne ri rosi vac killed The seasa rs'S' w
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

A SINGULAR DEAfH-KMLgD BY SWALLOWING
FALSE TEEIH.-On the 10th inst, a msu named Duo
can McDougsll vas admitted to Bellevue Hospital,
suffering, as he stated by having swallowed some
fal,e teeth. he was placed under the care of DR..
Briest, ono of the physicians attached to that nst u
tiop; but the patient continued to :al and died on
Wednesday last Coroner Connery held an inquest on
the bsdy, when DIR. T.. r. Briest made post morsem
examination of the body, which resulted in nis tndlng
tba, foreign body, viz, two artificial teeth, and
gold plate upon which they had been set, had lodged
in the oesophsgus, about two inches above the cNdis
orifce Of The stomach, opposite the heart thereby
causing liberation throvgh into the pelicardium pro-
ducrg flsmmation and obstruction of this membrane,
ard causing death. Under what circumstances the
eassd swallowed the teeth and plate whica caused
death was not developed before tie Corosrr. lt is
believed however, that they slipped down hi' throat
in the righ,-.ime while he aeep. The Jury rem
dered verdict that Duncan AcDougall, the deceased,
came to his death "by liberation through the oeso-
"phogus and psiicardum, through the iodgmsnt OF
Z" reign body The deceased was "a years Of age
and native of Scotland. The residence OF the de-
ceased was cot asceitsined.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

ARREST OF JACQUES MoyEAs, THE CANDY Man.
Jacques NJ meas, the French Candy msu who for
long time pas. has sold candies at the corner of Mas
ssu and Liberty streets, was arrested yesterday
charged with Offering for sae the contents Of pocket
book, consisting Of railroad bonds, bank bill, and
checks to the value of 81 l69 80 which had been lost
b, Mr.. VIM. Thompson Of No. 2l5 Water street, aud
found by Jacques. 1t appears that after his loss, Mr.
Thompson sdvertised the property, aud was soon
called upon by FTepchman, who stated that his land
lord Palet had offered to sell him the contents Of the
wallet. 1t vas then arranged that meeting should
take place between a brother of Mr.. Thompson and
Moneas and Pallet, and at this interview Paet took
out the papers and handed them to Moneas, who in
turn har ded them to Mr.. Thompson, and demsnded
the sum of $4l5. An officer, who was sitting by in
citizens dress, was then called upon snd arrested
Moneas and Pslet. The accused were conveyed to
the Tombs and locked up for examination.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
sf the Alexandria, Lilo udGHH
ahd HampNlifre RailF0al.

| TlIe Convention of the frisiids Of the
cxxtet iis;jli of the AIcxandria, Ioudohn
and I~Iimp4hire Railroad a4ssnbled at
Tpsllur County Court House aYn The 5th
inst. One hundred and eighytwodele-
rates sffrle II attendance, and ihe acStIn
tfes IT, AlcSandria. Fairfax, L6udoun,
Hampshire, Lewis Braxton, g Elaer,, Tuck
I'll, Rltclie, jackson, Barbdur Harrison
aphlEaI pshur were represented .H Thedel
g5ttcsl from AIexandria prtrsent were
Me5ss .5R. II. Miller, Francis Miller and
fRtubtm Jphhston. Judge G.. ID,. Camden,
III Harrison county. presided. B#I'he com
v4n:i4n, aftcr debate, adopted hlcIfolloW
ing RESOLUTION: A
t.RrsgheJ. That The inlteres D North
eIr5ii aid n term Virginia clearly demand
.1he c,nslnllc5inn Of a railroad..fto m A,lexaa
.dria ID tle Ohio rivcr,ata poiiitliot North
Ioft Bu fnstoiI's island, is Of dxpediencE,
ami abs dilute risht--anl that,t COMMITTEE
Nof o0b e dominated BY the President Of
this GfplA i ion 70 draft i memorial %
.the L4gisIatuure of Virginia. int sdnte and
projppeE exposition Of tfcsetyi9wss'H
r. 6aaaIonE th$ committee to pre- snt. byEa
mcmiotfaIE to the next General GARstmblk,
the DI4ii opf tlte. ATbore resolution, are
Mr.. Orf.te sc Iondoun. RGuber Johnston
and Rl II. Miller. Of A~lexandtia.I
~Durink The day, the Convention was
addressed by EMcs4rs. II. B. Slterrard, bf
HampSfar; s. NJ, Summers, Glark$-
burg; h. III. Miller, of Alexand ra; y. s.
BRAIDED, pc LiuIoun, and J.. 81 Cochran.
Of WegtoIl,, Mr.. r. IL. Miller gasYsse an ia-
tcreslinhg Recount Of the rise ana progress
ofthe Alfxanilria, LouIount and Hamp-
shire Railroad Company--stated some of
Of the1lihi e%ulties under which itshad ll-
boredAahd expressed the opinion that Il
would yeItriumph over all nbsgaEies, and
that the work would be completed.
At.theltlosd of the IConvehtipn, tile
Chairman iii lrfplsto I vote d. tlilnks.da III
lived all dhle address, in which,. lie esa-
herlc.l thh Convention and people Of the
Northwestern and Western counties, tb
harlnhonion aamll steady cifari III FARTHER
ance Of lle great object Of The G@onscnE
tbny = EtEI- -i4l% II HH Fiji H.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
state Rights. ys. DisuniOn

THERE'S d class uf politicians id the
South who entertain The idea that THE test
Of fidelity to Southern Institutions il. TO
be found inItlse advoraey Of a dissolution
of tile Union, as a rdmady for any and all
imaginary evils with which they Seem
To think the South il afflicted. ibis lis
their idea Of States Rights, and the great
conservative doctrine is perverted from
itslegitimate ends into an imcendiary
torch, to destroy thefscdadel OF our liber-
ties. All who DO not join in the insane
cry Of disulipn, forliglt and trivial causes
are tainted with q design to betray the
South for tile sake of Federal favor and
patronage. Thisis thc cry ofthe enem-
rs of the present national administration,
against those who will notlointhe Char
lesion Mercury New Orleans Delta, anil
tie Richmond South in their deriuncia
ton Of the policy Of Governor Walker, If
Kansas. who is e~ndeayorihg TO carry ont
the doctrine Of nonr Intervention in regard
10 Tie affairs 81 tfat territory. LII the
language Of the Richmond Enquirer
.There is A very wide difference in pre-.
cept and in policy, b~etween Democrats
who advocate and uphold the doctrine Of
State Rights, as it is understood iii Yfr-
ginia, and BY an overwhelming majority
Of the South and those v no regarhthe
dissolution of the Inidn, al one great ooa-
iect to be attained at any Ii azards and al
every cost.
tigid~ adherence to tile rights of the
States has ever been 4 salient character
istic Of. the principles promulgated Eby
Democratic Conventions. And in the
North as we'll as in tie South, state sov.
ereignt5 and equality are recognized by
the Democracy as the chief elements Of
their policy, involving the inherent truth
and strength pf the Democratic creed and
embodying the true spirit Of our govern
ment. TO be i State rights Democrat is 10
be an advocate of the Union, as long as
the South is safe within it, and held in
reserve secession as the remedy, when
State sovereignty and the Constitution
are inadequate to the maintenance of
Southern honor. Tobe a Disunion DEM
ocrat, is to deny the efficacy Of the Con-
federacy, to abandon all hope Of pence and
desire no fraternal friendship with the
North, and toH cpntend that . separation Hof
the slave and antizslaSe States is to BE
wished and worked FOR earnestly and iIn-
d~nstriously By the people Of the South.-
The one only asks that the Government
shall be administered impartially, as ii
WAS orinipated far tlcEbenefit Of all Darts
and portions, each State andsection Of onr
common country; demonstrating against
every indication Of aggression upon the
States, but unwilling q cry out for dis
union on account Of every imaginary
grievance. The otherIlooks with an eye
of prejudice upon each act Of The Fedcfai
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

u Lorts.A i7.-Et Laramie dates
rs the a2d ult., have bseA received. Coll
sumner lad arrived at Benton's fort and
roaid leave on ihe 18th forEtl The head va
ters IF the Illinois ii pursuit " the Chey
%ennes. The California Trains al passed
Fort laramie IN good heslth
Magraw's wagon road trainl from Fort
Kearney, Col. AIekande regiment aud
ISpcncei's battery, both q the Utah ex
petition, had met 90 miles west pf keay,
enwotlh. Another regiment, from Rock
Creek, under Capt. Van NlR, aad .tht
company from Cotton Wood Point arc Il
frory, Oh the Big Blue,
The Cheyfnnes IRE scattered dong ait
entire route between Fort Laramie art
Kearncy, burlt little 1damags his bsien doh'
/ 10 tie Train, the Indians barring agn attacl
from large parties.
War las again broken pat between III
tCrows and Sioux.
Nothing from Utah.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
J
Tattar0T1.

E;a.n,t 44l,nn 4ast issIla of tie tSEqrst- III
wh;,b tLo 5bove name viz casually used,
M enopiry has been. freoa lent II made
..Whaf 4 TaQagoq Where il it ? and
L Il does !thisncW name III mean? x
Ear M Il ;;on Of Those not e.
miliar witb he history or geography 81
M ola Dominion. Me- viii state that il
lis tile ancient and beautiful name Of the
thirdZriye in mnagH itudc in Western
Virginia, and separate is our State from
kentucky.
Under i proclamation Of Governor
}DKwIppiE, as early as 1864 promising
large bounltics III wild lands 10 those who
would enrol the msseelses among their
teountry 5 defenders, Gen. W~AsHrseros
land others filed their petition praying
Elhat Tic bounty lands due them. as.the
reward Of thefr military services under
Che proclamation, mislr It be s7urvc yyed and
set apart to them ilSIhe 0hiU. Great ka-
|nawha and Great Tasttaalroy+ rivers and
II wa done, and 8 grants f5}ir the lands :
sued accordingly in r772-73.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

which the World has great need 70
cate its rusty joints, a,d illuminate its
DARK alleys. lit lis estimate this camel
coal field gof Western Virginia It two gal
Ions perbushcl, and The result is 1s672,-
754.OoO. 900 galloIIIls-oi1 enough, We
should think, % crease and light the
Globe; and eetsainly much more than eY-
Il. SWAN in I'LL the whales since Jonah's
lime. The value 81 L.G72, 7o4,ooo,ooo
gallons ii Ufl atthe present market price
afsixtYrrntsrpeseallon will amount to
81 .0c6, e22, 4bo,o
Hero, then, is an element of wealth and
commerce. worthy b BE- taken into the
account Of yfrginia's greatness. Here
Is i motive 10 complete her great Central
Railroad and start her ocean steamers On
her own account. And when the cars
enter our valleys they Will find fuel of tie
right sort to make them competitors VIII
the lightning ID velocity and oils e ~
bricaie their flying II heel and light7thelt
pathway till darkness disappears. Iere
they will find ample -carso'es Of freight
for long trains 81 sroaninsss cars Let
yifainia, then. awake and rouse herseH
Is action. Let her hut speak the fat q
@Ss& %IH. NE&+%. E%p,I So EEJ 1sIt H#EMEE s"-t. EI'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
VAIL Y STAR.

~T3IHEB I'D NfNt EZTEMIZ &t4fEA HANA lE8
Government, regards with dEstEust the
protestatiois, aye the manly NETS of our
allies and friends at the &ortli, and ~
ever arguing, 81 ranting toi prove that
the South IS sacrificing hefselfg for tlle
sake loftie Union, that the Constitution
is altogether annulled, and tbat there p
9s security for slavery exee1tHinA sePara-
ton. The State rights Denloerat u he
wnhowould raise tile war-cry of Southern
secession, III such an event as the elec-
I3tion of i, BIack Republican President, III
the resloration Of the Missouri Ceinprr-
mise. but who sees us yet nothing % JUS
ltify absorption Of the confadefacy. aid
hops fpr tie perpetuity oftlIe Mon, By
an uhiptejudiced and impartial enforce
ment Of the Constitution. The Disunioi
Democrat is he. who reckless Of conse
aa,ue.ices, aid regardless Of theI fact tia
lbe government is still in the hands j
able, honest and patriotic mem that abo
litionism has been beaten again ii It's IF
| fortsIt to sc ize upon the rcins III power, ant
that the South is stll secure Ill her right
would disseyer the North alipl5$Squth 10
morrow and find no regret iI tlle though
fthat In HE burial ground of nations, III,
rrstihg lpladc 6f this 9 nion would b
MARKED by j broken columns The Stat
RIGHTS Democracy Are unwilling TO aban
.Hdon lrefIfnio Vet. But,while. they hpp
I opelp9tnafe u, Should the fisss f q tls
4 South become iIr is keeping, they WI
not Hesitatd Il tunfarl II flag IA indePend
ence witk pnlY fifteen stars ntippn i'll
| Fukidy Uempfrdt.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25

NIRGISIAB ELLE.-Reeently we bad the
pleasure of making a trip to CINCINNATI
and back to Charleston, on this splendid
lisht=draught Kanawha and, Cincinnati
packet. N
The ssBelle'''was built expressly for the
Kanawha trade two years ago, and has
bcen-runbing regularly two seasons
She is 1T this time commanded by Capt
Ham Nouns, d native Of this county and
well known throughout this section as ono
of the most obliging and accommodating
gentlemen ne have. His qualifications
as acommander Of steamboat=are ulnsur-
passed BY any gentleman on the western
waters and Mis- urbanity pf manners So.
cures to the Belle a heavy trade; es-
peeially are passengers i~nclinedto travel
with him ON his safe and regular time
making boar,
The clerks now al the desk are Mcssrs
JoHS II. HIckoK and Cn aRLEs MoRers
Mr., Hickok Is, well known BY the travel
ing public, having been engaged On the
Kanawha river fora long time. His ex-
pefiencc enables HINT to give entire salts
faction to MI who ~patronize the boat.
Mr., Moakfs is a new handIat the desk. but
with the lass istanee Of bis eomrade, il well
able to do justice q. allI.
Everybody knows The gentlemanly
mate, MAI StAas. The careful and faith
full manner in which ie attends 70 lie du-
lies make him very popular.
But al everybody loves cleanliness,
good living and / neatly arranged table
il VIII ndt BE amiss sof us % notice Inc
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
The SOaibern Conventions

/Ne<+-Fl#4F I+ JF%Ia dEElE Fa-EE HG>HEA4 FL FEA HIHE. Aa4Ht
kNoxsIILtE, Aug. 14,-The business
committee of theESouthern Convection re-
ported aghibst free trade and direct
taxation, salsd against the South receiving
goods coming from States not u%pholding
the fugitive slayd law. also against the
discrimiaatien Of government in favor Of
foreign mail line from North western ports;
in favor d fthe exemption Of one slave to
each stakeholder from seizure. o debt,
and in faYor of erecting Arizona into q
territory. III favor Of recovering certain
land l9stby 4 recent treaty with MeKico.
Also reported that the time had not ar
rived fora convention to consider lhe re-
viya1 oftile African slave trade. Ares!
olution III faso Of Montgomery, AIM, as
the next place of meeting, was adopted.
Al resoluiion WIS adopted for the With
drawal offthe American squadron from
the African coast
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-25
ARRIVAL OF THE coIrN5 .

SFw Yoak, Aug. /,
The steamship Columbia, with
from Liverpool to August 5 has aaaa
here. ss1Fa
The telegraph squalfoR left a.
town on August 5 for y%aiencis pxseesE
The Government has asked ~.
TO embody the M'litia 10 ihcrs s:sotss
Army. s "
The French EmbussadoFat q
noplc has suspended diplomatic 81 laat
A new Turkish Ministry ii. h ~
noufnecd. w a.
A.dispatcli from Madrid savs h.
Marquis Zeffrano viii snpcrsede 4 NY y
The East fudia Company has MAJ sGaeaa
QUESTION N 5000 additional troaSs y
Persia refuses to ~eyacuate HeIsf
LordB rougham made i speech s.
of am extension Of frmchise. A'a
Lord JohmR Russell motion b,
mittoe 70 inquire II the Jews eanra,
admitted on an affirmation Of The y
acts, has been agreed to. Ass
Defane, formerly manager of tba
don Times, is dead. lea'
SECOND DISPATCH.
Lord Panmure has introduced =.
authorizing the embodiment Of A. sly s
ia, without calling Parliament toas 'ds'
aud announced lis intention 10 coss;I lsf!
ably increase the raiIk and tIe ofths ~.
An Italian paper has published n.y. NJ
zini's defense, but was suppressej
MazzihfTdeclares thai. he Will uot s.
until his Objects accomplished
The French Embassador at co,.,..
itilaeple suspendeddipIomati r%elatiSss 3
cause the Moldayiau elections Ne,s y
set aside.
Muslapha Pasha is ntow Gratd ~,
Her bfajesty yesterday 4Weduesd,s,
reviewed the. Thirty fourth and Po,;s
second Regiments, previous d their i
parture fof Iudia. !,
The steamer Coiambiaa arr fiyed Al mi
amptoh on Tuesday, with the Chin. IA
India mails,
Her passenSersflrml believe that nj
hi had fallen, They 5 ale that the ~,
Intelligence outstrips THE Gofennss,
dispaTelcs, and that according q Az
n BazaI news Delhi had fallen.
When the Madras passengers left i
outbreak was fully expected ut Madras.
The Europeans were under arms.
Seventeen hundred armed men Ven
formed about the residence Of tic. King !
Oude.
Calvin campbtn's passage Aroua
ovation, IIeiHieads dsidS
hi army int six fFinsdiyisions.
The plumber ofthe Indian Treasury
estimated at nearly e 2 goo, coo.
The basis ofFtEeE Netheil lands pvsl5,
fer he abolition Of slavery III dc Wv.
Indies is to indemnify the pfoprietos i
that four million guilders.