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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 10, 1857


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~ tsaa stcamsAD NRICEs0N. CacA I0wbar, WIN sepsrs
day, Jancary r. oolsek = hSn her s@tb q me iose
:rS : -: sss The MTH : II "
waser ngh, suheads Per frset 9, psssss hAyns ~
commodsns neauanod Ter aegance 4nd eba9rh tppp 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 10 Wall steeA "a. s..3oF u
Passengers Tsqsestsdto be on eoals oeICcE
be returned e lh t1a
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VyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED Stains
4 mail steameIa-The ships composing this Line arc ~
follows
ATLANTIC, Capt K1fridge; BAl5IC, capt gonsAscAi
ADRIATIO, Captain James West
These ships have been by contract expressly M SOW
service Nvery been tARn her oensh
on also he engines 70 ensure strength and sne
her passengers arc unequahed Tor ei
gaDce Prices Of passage from New York 70
liverpool In first class cabin, $780, in second CABIN, IA
epcsd sorsecn ateehed 70 ssch Ship No berth secured
light bukheads and 70 avoid danger from ee VIII NOT
Banks degrees unl aer We lst o. August
Arms a
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MATRIMONIAL.

AIATRJpoNIAL-A LADY or oEsNAN PARENT.
lf1 and having lived several IN Ffs,cs seexs
husband whom she essem and love Tor hs Superior
mind boblsnes OF soul aomcstcsied hab~ He be
tbove no. have eyed liberal educaoo ans occupy good
sndbg society No fortune hunters need Apply. Address,
for one week y. Cora A Pest oace Nee Yc.k
UArTED-BY YOUNG MAN or TWENTY ForR
w a wife. wealthy In rea,eneot sos si.cnsn Addre..
witter. Broadway Pos cfnce.
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az nm YoRrnryBb AID NO sgARox uHLps
Tl.UUU s.rsd-Dr HUIyre ewss when ns rcae
DROP yssr ONLY rsissee ~ 6ssessA s~ve n ssstsis
diseases No. Division street ~ ssH piAee Wi
kLovn for NJ v~y many sxesrdnary has pesfwu
ed vinsu DIED OF hA.drsnse hem buspssa vksn IN ess
remedies esy drive ,be dssnse the bleed. q ssH ms
remedy on earth hal dses IA ny ~ scvs sss ByS
Of hsndbl stating Dr. HusAaw nA removed His vn6H,
sseep ton. The NAN that sonrAwDes rod meSps
worse na. Ihisf nesisAl bssAs ~ sxv,ce rss's-
M. CoRBRyr, 10 DUANE sf1RY, NAY - COZ.
~ suited psvAtsl, dssAssa he viettmH - suaokcry
can can On HIN VIII NE eswfssy o. beng hsusrabH resfe1
SEE Dr. Cs dip lone hon Ne New Yea eaivsrsr IN bis
tfce.
m WARDS uNroRTUrAvrs TRfssD ~ rHr M
~ plus vlrs Of certain medicines sod bat requires be
tns wn e meet with universal arprcbscn, Nd sarr Or.
nstrsnon care pvfvAss vt s>uay usern.
rlcr1y, safety and chesrness hh
eerful specific and rerfect kpovietes stsgc 81 DE
de,te he ailsvi~es ofes Ia dsv hoss wns
coutt he will cure them Without chsrse Remen,ee,
compounds Which dssrsy Ire stomach, ssf svs
poisonous wills that uodsnins tbs corstsnrrn thst
y ,sllhg an Or WARD zen few dsys erpewteocs
~ Richard 10 hifnssn again. Usfun><e Friend
~ Oncc 30 Canal street three ssors ess' u Brcafwr
TOR. CooPvu IA DUANp sTREKr. WAY ~ COS.
~ sareS privately on diseases. The vi~<ns nhRlace@
confidence call him with TIE eertAsy 81 icing rsssy
csred. Charges moderate Nk-Fe fee MI curec-
a. FpTCAL--prCoRDv PRACTTcr-pR. G. n NAN
Nl MOrp No. $40 Broadway. puph Of Dr-. Osrncchan
atd Mott ofths city ard Ricerd o. Psrs who the arst
.,F.ii,ns in tnsisb French. Once hours 70 l. AMI
Eto9
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spORTTvG.

pypE GOAT ron ekIs--A FRESH GOAT, THAT GIVES
- three ouarte NJ milk per day or sale Apply ~ Nrs.
yurroN corner g ClawSon eyepus and WJehn sres'
prcetlyh.
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ny Ii. H. LEEDS 4 coo FRIDAY, JAN. &c, AT
ID O'Clock, in gallery, No NsssiH street elegant
t received from Florence Among ethers win be found
ssne tine examples by zucsrelh Teners Grumes eeorg
pess JUS, received from Paris and wen wcry Of aten
sAers Ameng the modern psntngs VIII be fo4 works Of
Morris Slayer, wilson and others Also an nvotce Of an
N ~ vi he vfhsnt rcserve IN close aocoyms
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EDwARB RCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER--BY =. +. n.
u SGnENCK.-ris day 10Th, nj ii O'clock a. their sales
Nen Ne 50 Nassau street superb assortment Of ladies'
shonahe furs prsipg Hudson Bay sable mink Stone
ten o.her oapes msntas victcrines. NUTS eas
As ke Alse elegant assortment of coats gloves
cok5nys, 10. f
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sac q marble msntss slabs bleeks xusses DC GAss-
Day, january % 10 the entire sioux Of marble man
ts6 slabs blocks and fixtures the premises on The north
Of rosdway and Thirty fifth street Catalogues
ready their Office $50 Broadway and on the premises, on
NoDday, l9.h inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

A FINE ASSORTMENT or RaASDrEs, WINES IA.
"A msica rum gin Scotch. Irish ap1 oil Monnngstelz
RouIhon wiiskey corfals &c Lyoe and Dnbl yer,er
20 Brocns t'reet corner ofCrosty.
CHAMPAoHE WINE. GlEIDsicg co. BRtNp j. G
~ Dozen o this superior sre vii be .oid Al an, or h's
monng ct u Occct, OF No. ~ Nsf~su street. ~ rCko
bORkfti suctioueef. Also, SICK Of BaysrA segar.
ircm Importer AHA large stoct ~ fassons,e sold
jeweify enable and vsryattsdl sleo d1vcf pencils rod
pens ster pis,ed kc sIe srl-~da mia, frr cape
and cuns go Wholesale s.d with
various articles To viii sol
niiure Of family bu, Mpe need Pull rsrtsuhrs ~
morning Herald. Without reserve
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r uCrIoN SALE OF ELEG ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
iurs nnfarte Gc Sale to Mace day Jan

n UOHI0N EAIIE OF ELEG ANT HUU5EdelzD FUHNI-
"A ture pisnoforte &cGae TO take place this day. Jan
II at l0x o'clock, by y. T. LEEDS, Auctoneer, at No III
BRhfh street west of Fifth The furniture osmpri
ssg part one elegant piancse octave n L.e
hiy cloth; valuable mirrors and oil paintings Euscan mar
tk and china vases rich cba aeler velvet and
ssake pier and card tables Chsn6er iurnsae e.nsss Of
washsands match toilet SETS hs mattresses
leather bedA blankets quilts 30 Aho dining room farni
senssn tables kitchen utensils &C. The whole Of ME above
1urnure 10 in line order and WIN be peremptory sold 70 the
ANAes4 bidder without reserve. - l'1tlA ' t..
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nIAMoHDe-rHp rRADr n RNrrCTvvLhy ~.
~ armed we are esuvnusaly ufscurnk snd hsve
. hand large Stock 81 diamond wehy q he 6nsse sy9,.
hrRe hAsd asaaas aoos sv
- trade. Diamonds bought fer cash.
L HE6NAN 4 CO.. ais Browne sxese
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WIN Writers, AuCrIoNEER-wiI.L SELL on Fri
day at le< O'clock s al Watts BY virtue of
ssaie mortgage AL the parlor. chamber, dlnnEroDn and
krchen &C. the above house; the house bss
recently lifted and everything In line order and
worthy Of the attention Of families s well AZ dealers 10
scnd sold by order % Edward Bishop,
ney for NOR garee sud counsellor 81 lav.
VVfrrIAN T. BOYD, lUCTroHEER.-BY 0sO.
w EiCH0Ls.-Sse Of new and second hand furniture,
silver plate and French china cocks Sceo.
sishels viii sell saturday jan H. at No 81 Nassau sre
Maiden lane at 1O O'Clock general Assortment OF
pror bousehod furniture roh rver plate and china
ccsts paintings &C Al II O'Clock rosewood seven octave
rrNnoforte, city make
AZ LILLIAN IRVING A co. WILL SELL. AT ArCrI0'
w Friday, Jan l6 at 01 oci.ek Al tse salesrs,,.
Pine street diamond jewelry Of every description ccnsissur
% gold watches brooches pins earrinrs diamond ring.
sSazslaines, suds sleeve buttons guard and clsrs
,hmhes toothpicka bracelets lever bT
sbe bert makers together with large assortment OF
sescrirop Of jewey; also invSce OF Standard of
sbsvi 100 volumes.
M D. JoNEs, AUCr1oNEKR-BY VIRTUE or A
w chael MORTGAGE vnl eypoee FOR sale pubic
Cue ON FRIDAY the 6 day OF January 1851 ~ 10 clock IN
forenoon, At %suhols street. one forge l brush hand
J. FAS1ygToN, Attorney for Mortgages.
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VA ALLAGE's rHEATRE
Wv 1ricso Of admission :BeJcs and
per rtes 20 ocste; Orchestra Stalls, 81
FRIDAY, JAN 10, 1857.
Second night Of tbs beautiful etit comedy Of
SOMEoODY ELSE.
IRA john Wood, Mr.. sohern, Mr., Reynolds, Mrs. }.
Allen.
Second nigh, Of
TRYING IT ON.
Mr.. lester, Miss Mary Cannon, Mrs Vernon, Mr. ii. d.
Phillips
with The great burlesque of
HIAWATHA
Ma john Weed Mr. Wscot, Miss Cannon Mr. G. s. Lee,
NJ. @ holland, Mr.. Peters, &c. &c.
10 moIycw-Beneht OF
Mrs JOHN WOOD.
LEAP YEAR.
COOL AS A CUCUMBER,
M5OHIEr MAKING
John Wood Mr. Lester, Mrs. Hoey Mr. Wacet, Mr.. q.
olsro Mhs Ga1nen Mrs Vernon, Mrs. j. ii. Allen, Mr..
d. b. Philips &c &C.. will appear.
Fox book
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B. LEEDS & Co. wIIL SELL. ON sArunnAY.

n EnRY B. LEEDS CO. WILL SELL. ON SATURDAY.
II Jan H. at their salesroom No g Nassau street. a.
eeleeh Sashonsbe ready made clothing all made by
The s manufacturers in this city consisting OF elegant bea-
eroadcoh ragans of the latest and most fashionable
cloth beaver surtouts and black
ss fancy business coats black and fancy
and cashmere black cloth and
fancy pants &c &c all OF Me fashionable styles The
aenon Of those desiring first class goods requested this
sa. every article custom made and will be sold without
reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

NJ q. HELL0R, AUCT1ONEER-bY w. &. MELLON a
w. Co-This day Friday. nj los A. NJ, a. Nos. Is and
10 Park row-rAnce fursfonr hne rosewood pianos from
made by LindsnAn, Wilson Fisher OF Mis-
sity aso second hand rosewood aud two mahogsny
planes q variety Of ladies' fuvs NUTS cuns sc,
81 mink ehipchilla, stone marten, French sable &c
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FoR SALE IN BRooRLyN-THeEE TWO STORY
~ basement end subcellsr frame houses filed IN
with brick; rss and well fnshed eight in each stu
ate east side Of sklmsn street north, sl Myrtle
nue. 70 be sold cheap and terms easy. Apply 10 POSTER
DOfEP, No. Islands street, BTOokyn
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DUBHNyEKUYB HNyEWD NKY nav.
aALRs Ar AUCTION

n VCrIoN NOrICE-BY ORDER OF THE SUP RENE
cam, Nl he sold Saturday January H. q. ~ O'CLOCK
Eve ri, Iot with house, situated Forty sixth street, be
fSs and Second avenues suitable for lager bier Gel
luss. W. WtLhA"o, AuSsoneoI'
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L'oR SAVANNAH AND FIonIDk-pNrrED STATES
IN mail hnc-1be s,esmship AUGUSTA, Capt NJ WOOD
hum viii leave IN SATURDAY rih q January pier No
North river a O'Clock P. Mh o. sdIns sgp:d on
bcard. rov frea or passage arDy 70 A. l. n1fOHE no
~ Brsadway fhsousA sexes se~ YORK 70 Issssrn
vile, ~ 70 Pnska s3 5samers, OF Florida oonsset
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A vCTIoN NOTICE.; BoGART, AuCrIoNKERnBY
s. BOGART.-fhs day, at leA O'Clock at No. 10 White
Let mortgage sale sp endid Billiard table and fixtures
LOUIS ii vULrEE, Attorney for Mortgage.
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NJ n pELLoR, AUCTIorEER-By W. r. MELJoR A
w ln-eais of ane new ana seeeud hand furntnr,

n.
w GO-Eae Of fine new ana second baud furnture
FRIDAY morning. at lOs o'clock AZ the salesroon
l3 PARK opposite the Astor House. This sale
ssmpyses general Of household goods OF every
description, embracing and consulting o. ten ne euameled
rosewood bedsseAds and bureaus eleRanuy
syvsd hnishcd vashssnss In mahogany and rosewood
fsuh hair mattresses. rvsrch plate mirrors in
rb frames ssty dozen oak dining and other
ehss rosewood and mahogany sofss sreen eerst rose
covered IN various coloed French sann brocNe
and plush rosewood etegeres stands reception and
chairs racks plane sco ko ten Fms oil paint
ss by e. Coates Esq OF this city, rosewood snd malaga
side boards secretary and library bookcsses oak and wal
mahogany sofas ohss centre tables
Ae 1he greater portion Of ese gooss maze BY Of
l~fest manufacturers In broadway, held under
uorgage, and 10 be peremptorny sed ALSO. namber o.
hand tapestry Aubusson, aud ingram carpets With
invoce coal hods wooden with whsh tbe sale
win commence. Catalogues morning Of sale.
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4 UCIIoN NoTIcE-THos. BELL AUCTioNEER-BY
"A BELL BUsH-rhis day. y. 1917 O'Clock. IN the sale
rssss North William viii be sold TO close the stock
egant Watches jewey and fancy goods &c by order OF
sAnistraor beautiful rings pins breast ornaments brace
ns lee boxes silver ewe hesd eTosmsnts hsSpns Gu
gun-At II O'Clock viii be cold splendid English gold
paAsal Robinson maker; valuable London
celebrated Clarke maker Both these articles warranted
and sold peculiar circumstances also osher
sesds clothing 100 cloth furs &C. Extensive sale on
tUrda In he sale
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SHIPPING.

DOytL NAIL STEAMsHTP FNrv- CONsfgNE Hs
are INFO med that the Emeu will commence dseh,rsins
on Saturday morning the lh inst All Foods for which
not received win be seut 10 the bonded warehouse
jersey City, and be subject " storage.
E'on cHARLEsTQN, s. e.-THR SUPERIOR SIDE.
yin yrss nom rhsdelphn for Charleston on Saturday
rior state room Accommodations, $40 Storage ~. The
sy3I. BERON A MARTIN, Agents,
Phladephar31is Nor,h WhMTee,
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DARNUE's AMERICAN MUsEUM-TBE NEW ORA.
ID matte This evening at o'clock, STILL WATERS
Run DBhP; after which. LEND ME lIvE kMIILINd5.
Afternoon al o'clock, DUMB NAN OF MANCHESTER.
The nnnest pan in the world the eyhans gigantic
pents the happy family &c all be without EXTRA
onarge Administer 70 everything 70 cents; children under
ten, l2ls cent?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

The United sp,es man steamship ROANOKE, CNsssiu
Skinner will leave pier B Ncyth nvev En- sas.rAay In
above places ahe WI arrive =, ncTfos Sunday evening
great line they through 70 city Point Rich
mond By the steamer Passage Ard re VIM ssstsrscm. ~
balfpric Apply en- tsSd, Or 70 LVpLAN 4 fLEAsASIs,
% BTcsdwsy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08

That this is meu route, at least newer than the
lower or sea- board route, Uia Wilmington, no one
denies but ,ha, IL is the bes route, is an assertion
from which We most positively dissent
The distance from Weldon to Kingsvie, ola Ra
leigh, Charlotte and Columbia, is Is miles greater
than by the old mail route, ola Wilmin ,ton and
passengers going by the upper route arrive at Kings
vile - hours later than those going by the Whining
ton route, making the difference of train and a
connection The ZANE remark will apply with re-
spect 10 passengers going North from Kingsvile tc
Weldon 1t should be understood that Kingsyille is
the Southern aud Weldon the Northern point of d;
vergence between the upper and lower routes II
The roads on the lower route not as smooth and
plea SAINT and the accommodations generally al leas
as good on The lower on the upper route, we have
vet to know it, We don't think our friends of the
upper lines are quite candid in sticking this card up
on trunks. We wish Them every success in a gener
al way, but naturally opposed to that success be
ing built up particularly at the expense of our lines
especially when the facts Of the do not sustain
their electioneeripg promises professions. How
ever, We know they are mistaken and we take pleas
urc in setting them right-no doubt they will TAKE
pleasure in being set right.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08

NAV have thought and does still think that in voting
for Mr.. Campbel's BILL our representatives YIELDED
too much to supposed necessity, but surely that IS
justfca for Attack by party that claims tins
vote as a concession 10 it. Surely the Newbern
Express if sincere in it's professions and avowals,
ought rather to moderate its opposition to MIR Rufhn
than 10 increase it, and make it more virulent The
fact is that it has no idea that Mr. Ruhn intends to
desert bis party on this question of DISTRIBUTION other
wise it would not be pitching into him 80 severely
m~ We have been shown the following card,
which we understand has been stuck upon trunks
passing over the route referred to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08
M1HsEsoTA-,We find in the St. Paul papers the

M1EsEsoTA.-We find in the ST. Paul papers the
following proclamation from. Gov. German
An extraordinary emergency having arisen in
the affairs of the Territory of Minnesota, requiring
extra session of the legislature for the purpose Of
providing by law for holding courts. and for enact
ing such laws may be deemed necessary to enable
the people to form State constitution preparatory
TO being admitted into the Union State also, for
by the Congress of the United States at it's last SEES
sion, to aid the Territory of Minnesota in construct.
ing certain designated railroads therein The men,
bers of The council and house of representatives are
therefore required TO meet at st. Pauls on Monday,
the 9th of April, 1857 and take into consideration
the objects above specified"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08

TUNNELING New JERsEY-A correspo ,dent OF
the New York News who is evidently grieved at
certain "evils of the State" suggests the idea of
tunneling New Jersey from the Hudson to the Della.
ware and thus save the 81 tax imposed upon travel
ers crossing her territory. Another question is,
that the Jersey dues be capitalized as the Danish
dues are-each State of the Union to paw at once
their respective proportion of the expense for keep
ing and supporting gates at the entrance of her
territory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08

The Pitts6eId (Mass.) Eagle of April, 17th says
that workmen have been engaged for the past five
months in boring artesian well for the use of the
paper mill of the Hon. Thomas Colt, in the eastern
part OF that town After boring to the depth of two
hundred and fourteen feet through solid rock. At
great expense, water was struck on Tuesday, and
gushed up at the rate of two hundred gallons min.
ate.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08
Southern RAILROAD Association.

This Association, composed of all The Presidents
and Superintendents of the Southern Railroads, will
hold it's regular annual convention at Augusta, Ga,
on the 2lst, 22d and 23i days of May, as fixed by
the President OF the last convention.
It is understood that proposition will be submitted
by the Postm ,ster General to expedite The mails 2
hours between Montgomery and Washington city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08

Col FoRNEY.-We understand that Col. Forney,
who 1t has been stated was lying very i'll in Phila
delphia, few days since, has been for some time
rather seriously indisposes but has recovered suf
GENTLY TO travel, and is now in Washington, conval.
escent,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08
County Court Clerk.

1t will be perceived that Mr.. Samuel r. Bunting
has announced himself as candidate for re- ton
as Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
at the election to be held on the 9th of August next
We dare say his claims will be favorably considered
by the people, He is mild and courteous to oil with
whom he has intercourse of strict integrity scrupu
lousy exact in the discharge of bis duties and in.
dustrious and to be found at his post in all the hours
of business. We guess we will vote for him.
Commercial
Mr.. Bunting is everything that the Commercial
says he u.s. There are few, if there be any more popu
lar officers in the State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08

Col. FoRNEY-It IS stated that Col. Forney has
purchased one. fourth of the Pennsylvania, publish
ed in Philadelphia and will assume the editorial con-
troll OF its columns on or about the first of May.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08

SHOOTING HERE YEsTERDAY.-We understand that
the Gold Star shot for by the officers of the German
Volunteers was won by Capt. H. Vonglahn, Gold
Medal shot for by privates, won by D. Hashagen,
$40 gold piece, won by w. Diensbach. Purse of SIS
shot for by company, won by C. H. Cornehlson.
The White Plume, tipped with red, shot for by the
company of Rifle Cadets was won by 3rd Sergeant
Joshua T. James, who made the best average on
three shots. The hat presented by officers was won
by 3rd Lieut. J. J. McGrath who made the best
single shot.
The day was windy and the shooting not as good
as usual, on that account Daily Journal I'd INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08
One Week Later from EurOpe.-Arrivai of th'


New York, May The Cunard steamer Africa,
with Liverpool dates of the 18th ult,, has arrived.
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived out on the
18th, and the Arago on the 18th.
Queen Victoria has given birth to another daugh-
ter, and the English journals are filled with rejoicngs
over her safe accouchement. Politics are quiet IN
England.
II is reported that the Emperor Napoleon 60.
ing to Algeria There are continued rnmors OF con
spracies in France The republicans propose run
ming Carnot, Cavignac, and others for the legsla-
lure.
There are rumors that the four powers had become
weared with the trifing abou, Neuchatel, and are
about to impose terms on Prussia and Switzerland.
1t is reafirmed that France and England are medi-
ating the Spanish Mexican quarrel. 1t is announced
that Prussia will mediate between the western pow
ers and Naples.
Sardinia proposes to resume negotiations with
Rome. Wurtemburg has signed concordat wi tn
Rome. The demand of Turkey on Persia for the
restitution of territory has been referred to France
and England.
The Angle Persian treaty is not concluded
1t is reported that the Circassians have gained
other victory over the Russians.
Portugal is preparing expedition against Ma
Gao.
Austria is negotiating treaty with Persia SINH.
lar to that concluded with the United States.
The Latest.
PARIS, April 16.-The co operation of the French
government in furtherance of the English operations
in China will be ofthe hsartes kind. The Catholic
Church. for The protection of numerous missionaries
there, has made urgent representations to the Empe
ror 10 take an active part in the war.
1t is said that Lord Elgin will demand of the Cabi.
of Pekn the renewal of former treaties, with the
following amplifcations Of some OF their provisions
As regards commerce, the number of ports open to
Europeans is t" be nine, instead of five and diplo-
matte missions TO be established at Pekin the
footing those OF Russia.
As regards offence and defence, The English gov
eminent demands the gbt of ESTABLISHING military
posts wherever they have consuls and that vessels
Of war may enter any port whatever.
LONDON, Saturday-Her Majesty's health is favor
able, and the infant is well
The Spanish ambassador at Paris has had an inter.
view with Count Walewski and Lord Cowley on
Mexican affairs. In the event of the failure of pa.
ci6c negotiations, the Spanish government will ad.
dress note to the Other power, setting forth our
moderation, and declaring that Gin the event of hos
tes the cabine, of Madrid is not response bic for
the consequences"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08
RIOT on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-The strike upon the Balli-
more and Ohio Railroad resulted in very serious
riot This afternoon. -Four freight trains started out
in charge of armed guard in obedience 10 the proc.
lamaon of The governor issued to day. All the
trains mobbed EllIcot's Mill by the riot
ers and some thirty muskes fired from the cars
Two OF the rio ers wounded. One of the trains
got through, but the others were uncoupled by the
rioters, and were compelled 10 return 10 The city.