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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08

Il. BRADLEY,
Wholesale AMI retail dealers In
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, &c.
~E are now receiving large assortment of
W Good, 'nerally kept In Paint and Oil Store,
NJ. lo,oeo Brady, corner of Fourth,
s.p30 DAVENPORT. IOWA.
= 600 BOXES New Rork Glass In stor. and for sale
~ At No. 10000.
600. 600 Lights Rochester Sash frun' sNi0 to l2x
L lS in Store and sale at M lO,0N.
u RIIsHTS--Ali kin,is for sails
u ~ NJ 10000.
VXyHiTE LEAp-pr, or Ground in OIL
w al BRADLEY 4 BROCKETT'S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
For Sale.

lAONE hundred and twenty Building lots In an
OY0 Addition I. the town OF Port Byron.
These lots are eligible anil handsomely situated IN
she bank Of the Mississippi They vii be sold on rea-
tonahlc ier.ls.
For pa rt!cuars inauirr Of Ne,.rs. Durfce, Pratt =
CO.. Port pyro.. Charles j Rogers, E~1., i@C!aire,
Corbin 4 Dow Davenport. or Of the subs riber.
JAMES NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
Jeurneymen Tailers.

vH7AN4D -8is rod Josrneynen Tailoss, 70 ~
w oooo sAnt en4soynsne W p ~.
prsAy. hstvsM eesa1 - Snisl ssss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
mr.. /. NIcCORTNEY

NFFERs his professional services 10 NV
" of Davenport and vicinity. .,
Ofrcc In wiley h Munger's new building o"'"e' VI
ourth b Brady streets. 80 ,,c.,,
Refer TO George l.. Davenport, James 'A"N'''
septi1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08


.SyckOlls, Casss1sAsW q O.,
9AN1HE1E10,
Dsalers In Exchange and Lena Wasranes
ErcAssgs on Me prfncip6i cifes cffAs Union ~
sole IN sums 10 suif psrehassys.
All business pertaining to BANKING promptly u
tended to.
-REvER ro-
Bank o. America, New York.
American Exchsngs Bank New York.
Gee u. Pincksrd, Pres't HANK VI New On
Rsvrnna hank. Navenna Ohio.
Darby Il kart stale, Bankers, II. Louis.
Blskeiey R,i.ry. Brokers, Pittsburgh.
~ Moocy. Esq. Banker, Dubuque.
uenry Miller, Esi, Cincinnati.
NsCkOLLS, 1SBklL 3 CO., Davenport, lev
LEE, NlCkOLLN 4 CO., Doessoh,
NICkOLl.S + co., Brswnsvills. Ml4nesssa.
Exchange Brokers ard Real
Estate Agents.
Land Warrants Bought. Sold and Lecsss6 In ths
~ DesMone District Iowa. ~ Dct 90 District, lows.
Conncill blufls g I" SIOUX City
Dacorah Brownsville /" MINI.
large amount ~ CITY Property. Improved Farms
and Vacant Land. throughout the State for SAFE %
favorable Terms We invite attention 10 csta-
loeue Of Real Estate. Maps, Patts, Abstracts. -
offices On A1aia 81, Sesth u Second,
Ispsdtn DAVENPORT IOWA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08

on ACRES Of Gne Prairie ~ !, mile south os
GU Pulton Depot, with dwelling house thereon
This property can Be bought ups the Moss reasonsoe
tsrmv. Enquire Of =. =. HUSnoAls
~ .vAftN t4ara Ar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08

WouSe and Lease foF Sale.
a DVnLIlu0 HOUSH ccntaining Fight rooms
"a ~ Icase OF Lot for l7k yeass, situa;si a the
~ betvsen Drady and Harrison streets. Arpiy
". b. y. 0URl.Ey, or u y.
...,Natr NIOH0ElA. fDRRLL = 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
$6 90 PER ANNUM.
The New neteI.
WAVERLY HOUSE,

= now open for permanent and transient haartlcrs.
L Those who wish quiet and pleasant honie during
along VI short saionrn In Davenport find Il at
the Waverly House. The tables will be- furnished
with the decaeics OF the season; the rooms plea
sans the beds new and son. The Wavefly Is second
to no hotel west Chicago, In point Of beauty of To-
cation, pleasant house, good furniture and good
tables. DIN ADAMS y onrI.,or
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TO RENT FOR 70 YEARS.

OTIS and I, block n, corner Riphy snd FIT
II streets. RnQuise Of
ssp30 dtf wHIrAAkH = "NANF.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08

se3e The subscriber has num,criess desirable PIE
s,eof Land in and near the cities Of Davenport and
LeClaire, amp near the town Of Port Byron, that D
els res to sell. IOctioil in
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. A A. CRANE.

phy.,c,au AID Sturgeon OH rs bis professioNN SCI
10 the citizen. ot Davenport and v'e,.nN o''
Corner Of Main and Third Streets h.,,. :,
Maine shove E,shth at. t"p'S'J
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
Gun Powder! GUN Powder!


CELERRATED SAFES,
e,s., a, CHILD
ISRENcn CLOAK WADDIN6-2 yards Iens and
Il half an inch thick. Jut trrceived
Rrsds stree; between Fourth and fifth.
We're NOT Summer disfillsti0N ler
LIQUID prisoner, pent In walls Of glass,
Besuiy's eject With beauty were berett,
Nor II. NOR NO pema mbrance what It was,
Dnt fovers distiiled though they With winter MEET
Lose but their show, their substance stiii i've
sweet. =.
Own niy aens i..hSus:,s su,;'s .asr,1: =,
Public Inspection ana Use.
All may try before they buy. Also
E0secN Soaps. ROsDe0deS,
Hair Oils. Balm Of thousand Flowers, &c., Be-, &c.
JoUY's, Brady st, bet. eth and 9Th.
OHILpRRS's WOODEN fALNAS 4 JAQUES-A
u supesb article, Just rccsived st JOuYS,
brady strrs4 between Fourth and mn.
Z 7aiI0GEN's woOITN doODs..B:.l sssrs-
- ~ ss.As-. N-,-,-. .iS ss1 s.n.
SCM1EEEELENs ARO6. = CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALHla N
pRUos, PAINTS, OILS, PERRUMkAv.
H}E re-. BE-,
- WILLIAM SfRHxT, cor. Beskman, Nsv Tort.
rNvIfH The attention Of The trsde 70 tAeaR larDs
&C. In addition 70 their regular inpOrtstions Of
staple Druss they Also receiving drcct fom she
scfces Of prsnction and nsAufaci ure. oappites y
Toofh, Hair and Nah Brushes, Bronses, CoSfs, Nor
SafS. 0DonGeo, French and 1nS1ieh reSfuMeSy, L.
bln's ixtrScts, and many other articles usually e-
Srnos6 n DFuoDists stceks whlcA thsy arc naso sn-
abisd 70 Ger On tAe most advsnsaeecsu terms.
Orders ether " pssspa = ~ masi. viii receive
49, a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
Diaeelutien Of PartneSship.

nY mutual cnnsen:. the partnership business o.
t0Hegning Ileesr, notrl Ksepees. - HasTkoa ..
Setveoa Front and Sscond sts., (Nsw York Httel,l
~ 6ooa dssalved. me business will hencefortn %
ceotnete1 By Mr. Jacob Kisfsr, who win attsnd -
q toa1ness a tAo ~ os0s Ssn4inisS ssSesess:
4i3a3H6s H6ssEs:
sooounaaA nov. - iaoe-6,s
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BUCHANAN 4 JOHNS
GRO. p. wHITCOyIB.

.,o.,.v am, Counselor at Law, Notary Public
nsa i,onu,i> = oder 81 Deeds for \. II VI,
Y. penn and OHIO. Office corner brs'y AL" ''"
s,.. Davenport. aug 3tfl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09
Naval intelligence


mo Uniesd 0Aaas sIoopof war Plymouth, Commander
John A. DahgTssa, which sAlsi from Norfolk July on
cruise, reported - Lisbon, N advisss received b. ssan
ship Asasc.
Ths United eates steam frgass nevYmao, n the Charles
Town Navy YARD destined for the Pacific station, put
In ccmmission 9th inst portion Of her crew and .
company OF marines have been mustered on boaSd
About one hundred and atty yet required 70 AL
her complement Lieut.. Mcdonald has been detached
from The position Of ueutenans OF the Navy Yard, and
dered 70 repor. on the ish ins fl duty Second Lieu
tenant Of the Mevrimsc
The United Sales Macedonia at the Ohaylestown
Navy Yard, towed round under she easerly sbeas
70 receive her maxts, the 9Th Inst. The Unite states
brig Dolphin and storeship ReDease lying east
ery docks Of that yard have been strip OF their spa
AMI running rigging nothing being len standing but The
mat and shiocds.
The United Ssaes soop OF Falmouth, Cant Farrand
has been ordered 10 the Charestown Navy Yard for
pairs, and not 10 Portsmouth, NJ 81 reported. The
figsie Roanoke, which s TO be put out OF ,ommssion,
and her officers detached will be removed ON the dry
deck give place he Falmouth, which Ii expected TO
arrive room.
The United states surveying steamer BbbI arrived 10
Boston harboY h inst she 10 anchor OIL the Navy
Yard and after Communication ith the shore Hweni 10
sea again
The steam frigase Roanoke In Boaton, will shortly
De taken out Of commission aud her officers oetsched
Lieut. J. Blakely Carter, who recently tried BY
court martial, has been dismissed rom the iervice
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FIN AN CIAL AFT AIRS
NEW YORK.
lAnIs o. RI, Stars % NEW YonL.


Prom he Albany Journal. Seps ~
season Of such general DISRUPT and apprehension ef
Corporate ensrprtas and Individual ereds may ues -
nsppropriate % say word 70 some popular errors
about the banking system " this state
When new bank u formed IN the nsse OF New York,
oannos me noss Of .cne o.Ass s.a.ss soo wsrk I'd
the county win "promisAs 70 payn at eriy beyond -
power 70 fu Every note Il issues first buy and
Bank Department. II must pay for them in
n les worth more than 100 cents dollar, or in
o0no sna on %pryed r0duovs
secured. When, therefore, yon read II the bot
tom Of . New York back 6ill the words "seoured
by public socks or Occurred by public sock AMI real
merely the gold and silver which the bank may may
rot have In ia vaults, bat rep eeen the public wealth
std The broad acres OF the Richest 5ae In ,he Union
when bank fsils suspends In any way becomes I'M
sble 70 redeem II. notes. the 3upern Of the Bank
Department has but 10 unlock his vaain In which these
untold millions Of wealth soret take oct tie ascur
has MOI than ample redeem and Toes redeem
eve one OF To notes pfeaen ed to him, their un value
Nc hine therefore, can be more aburd Than patio among
bllholoers about the value II bsnk notes Whether
bank stands or falls they ut eaet safe Is next TO
~ inSoasby that they should not be redeemed at oeu
yer cent.
Nor have creditors and depostors much more reason Of
apprehension. Wncn New YORK bank stops, every
debt owes may be sued fer and recovered from s sepa
rae ndivldsa holder. Each Of Them persct any
hso for his proporonsie share Of it such wou'd DO the
remedy Of depocitcr who had q deposit 10 ose But
halt the ospnsitnrs bank than bank
hem Such have much less reason TO be In panic
about ~ solvcncy, than II has 10 be In panic about
theirs
Never did . financial crisis occur before Of the extent
and Duration OF thai which II nov passing away, when
osrks lid not topple down by the dazsn the soore
Banks IN Western Sootheyn States opple do
20 bow. Bat those Of New 70 r. which are al lhores
upon the firm goo nd OF her wise ana admirable system,
either ride safely through the financial Storm IL
obliged 10 10 INTO qudat neither defraud their cred
tors nor Inn air the worth OF their bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09


ns repea, hcr great psr Of ANNA 10 Vie opev. OF ia
ssac applause on tho opening OF tho Academy last Moa
day possible, AVOID the ruhh u night By "carnS scan
du,iss the day.
NmIo,s GAppxS-Tne new ballet called "Aoalsta,r In
which ssnorr Ros plays the chief part most admirably,
Ia announced for rcpe,u)n this evening" u viii be pre-
coded By Young Ameras astonishins Ugh, r,pe foaa.
and oa uod by Tho pansomime OF he "5ocres Marriage,
In vi ich he Rsvels appear.
Bovssy-Mr and Mrs. Eddy, Mr.. and nrs. Rynsy, Mo
D'courcy, MoAsrs. Fenno, Fitzgerald ~ g. Clarke and
drama entitled he "wsnderips je~.o which ha, been
with all rs original splendor The "fyng Duinn
man" follows.
ancs TO night bis favorie character OF Young Eraba
good old comedy called Tho 1noonstart, Win,
Work. wonders The aftsrrcoe IL 10 be the laurnabe
ish inoe q "Tedd, the Tier" ~ha Mr. Seymour m me
nero
wn1A1s-Mss Matilda Heron is again unsoi for
The heroine In her Ave cot play, emitted "Fsmmns
D, or, A. Ii DaveepOr, and hitting are in ,he CAST rne
orchest O. now under Mr. Stopels drccnon will perform
vsrous elegant overturcs, 60
IArr Krrss's-Tom rsylor's new somsdy, called
"The Victims" 10 70 be repSaled 10 DlgnL The
braces the Of Miss keene, and ssssr. whssnegh
jefferson, Burnett and host OF oner mer,orous arsn
Nus Keese Mr. JET viii also enact the very
comlc.l duality styled "a oonI-gsl lesson"
oIYxTo The patrons Of this plcasant nne hessre
DO other than possed oesr OF the return OF
the popular snt'eS and vocalist Mrs 0. Howard who
will this everng reff nm me aa dozen char ao,ers in
"rhe Devil IN Paris" "A sorpips rAilr and Gan The
worlds stage" Ge sho 10 be psyed
As,uoAs hussrs All who have not ye. seen Ne mar.
ous perforn Of Prof WI man. INC magician and
niroq iist, should bear in mind that this " ha
week tho Bogus BurdeD Ter" "a also on NE eve OF
departure
ErDornrRN .-rhoee who desire 10 have Q rood laugh
should To- Of the minstrel HILL, and hear ,be songs
scc the dsuoee and enjoy the Jokes To night by OF
sfierpecss Geo Chtiriy ana Wood tender the "Biscw
noor keeter and the Bfyans their patent shassporcan
READING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

Arv1Hp Eossaps Yesterday moruns the body Of
banned john sall vsn, who came IRON Massachusetts,
ago vors ppoa lie tunnel, vas found dead In
" Psurs avenue near the shanueu ~ No. snAn Coro
ner George De kos; hold inquest ~ the city Of Hudson
ycsordsy, 70 inrossate NO oause a. bic deztn. u ".
sscerwined inst tnere O row Oocurfei among thoio
wa Tece " tbose shantes 90 knndsy ngai vsloh 0on
anued 81 Intervals rom unui II O'clock During ma
VINE tao OF Erte shos we're fred 10 tLn Vicinity. Dr
gaiNef made po~t mvrtom ersminksi Of tne Dolg Of
deceased he found he cvi isBo. of besvy pos upon
re fght aide u Ia head, lea the CA, which x.s su
Client 70 have csossd death in 40 los AIT ice afso rio
VIC ighl oe wA hieken sod his lungs wore sfscyed ~
tea buw The body hal been drssssd some dsaace Aad
rf. we're u Wa fond no nformaton coola DO derived
which would lead 70 the detection on mars ere rte
jury rendered verdict that he deceascd came 10 bis
death By . blow administered by some parou 70 then.
pnknowr.
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CLEARED.
Ship A Stamler Rogers, Antwerp-Laytin d Hurlbut
Ship Marion Hsmburs). Gronermsn Hamburg-runch
ship annie s,se, siss, Moble-simes 4 Haasr.
Elliott
Bark Ealbokha, Finch Marseies- Grnnell Minturn Co.
Brig Mifon, Potter Port r. noe-H Becker Greaves
aos asS
scns Pleiades dr. Mcburnie ST John MP Neyius
scSr oswego osr,. Scott $. Jasn MA smihe,s Co.
Schr Jor n. Burton Wilmington S Powell
Sch, Emily HOBART wlmngon-D Murray:
s SIR Monte Christie s'.ddard, R'chmond-van Brunt
Eny CITY hssS
senr cornna n Jones s,s saiemp y, .
sss%s ssony Briggs
ARRIVED.
steam:ssp Aassma schenSn Savannah g. hours win
the rysr bound s..a%.r Fac bark Mara hos;'n I'd
rs signal. wi AID
ound $ Monday, "a AN, Lat 1924 exchanged signals with
sAo Msahs,'su DIXON Iv.rpoO Aug g. with mdse and $50
SIP Ono Hadasxs iyeSpSs July q with coal to New
Westerly s 9'sf
hl sp QUEEN @ ss yas A
coal :, Msns MA, "a; Aug Lat 4 a. lon on %
= o. op 1ts saw schr Marietta Maln, OF Gas inc with
sss fa 1I go h o
and TsSsys 9h1 ses Jnv a
Meet OF Bsaon DO md fast Ah a ~ w ION V passed brig
Ship Rhine tof Bshj Harvard. Shields July L. with COAL
To oroer,
snip Meta Hrem) Jaberg Bremen July o. with mdse and
s2S passengers To Burchard & Buck.
Bark j. mes 4 Hicks, Crowen Rochelle 70 days, with
brandes, DC TO Wellington Abbott. eeptS PM lat Al AZ.
lon "a a. exchanged signals with steamer Boruss hence
for Hamburg Took piotin lat 10 ~, lon g. b.
BARK k1ch8nge Jones' swansea July u, with coal, to
der; vessel TO Eagle Hazard
Bark W ii Chandler lof Providence) Cage Bordeaux, Avg
4, with BRANDY, &C, TO boyd Hineken.
bAk Roman, Lawry, Cardiff, July g. Was bound " Fer
pairs having tn S0h Aug been contact win bark Co
(beiore report, d.. Cons gped to VIM Nelson Son.
Brig Macon Noon Savannah 6 days, with cotton, wnea,
&c, 10 X NJ iiemil Co.
Brig Resolute H saco days, with heading Mayhem.
Talbot 4 Co.
scnr Mountain Eagle, Ames, Windsor, Ne. days, with
plaster, 10 master.
schr Lucy Ames Ames, Windsor Ns days with plaster
s BE- Ino Norris Georgetown SC. II davis
sehr Only Datgher masts of For ed River Nd Rogers
scbr smith Cooper Wilmington, Nc 10 days Has eY
peepe.d very heavy weaher broke and lost gar spn
sails an
S~hr Kasbec, Robinson, MschiAs, 10 days
Schr Julia kiizRbeh, Merri l. Calais days.
kchr Montezums, ,t,nlsy, Calais, days.
Schr Nic,ous, othell, Mill bridge days.
schr Lucy Blake sha y, Kockland, Gays.
scbr Robert Palmer Schss Por smouth. Nh.
schr Hannah u, Nekerson, Gloucester.
Sehr lobe, Ellis salem, days
Schr Isabella, Faulkner Boston, 5 dsys
Schr silver Cloud, harcpil Ne1bursport
sesr Cindnsrss s:ssens prSTi Isso%
schr habey, tn mdse from wreck OF ship Clara Brook
n. ssfon ai Squau-
sloop VIM II Bowen. Hallock, Providence.
Soop Frederick Brown, Galdicer, Providence.
Steamer Kenneoec. Hand. Philadelphia
Steamer Curlew. Wnliaur, Providence
Wind &kng he day sSE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

HosicnE-VrRpcf Asp sRswr--rho Ooroner's Jury
which investigated The circumstances OF The death Of Mr.
Cummings, who resided the Of North second and
SECOND streets, decided that she 10 her death lmmc
MED aey BY neglected attack Of jsundice, aggravated
BY her husbands neglect In not properly ppyng her
with lood, and from hb III treatment o. ner By frequently
and severely beating her. The Coroner Issued warrant
for h arrest snd be has been arrested By the police Of
he sever septs ward and Ia now J ooucssment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09
TENNESSEE.


From tho M 4 lie Uiion. Sops
We rottoe In the reptrLi sale or SAte olp4s "a Iis
New York r,akcl th credit of Ss.o sal CA ,he
decline. The as; reported sles q ferpssce usrcss'
boz de show thai Our hoods go ~or only eseysssrse
o-rs on the dollar. -h,be tcue OF Kentucky e-e a. pr
What IL the NJ tsbY t y very sppsyep ths. me
pory Of siauro In lsost and to 1850 hss ocen
The soc Of juns re csehiI Of rsDnessec In ,ur
kitty to "deyeope the reson-ces of tho sae" oar leg
companies tred Iil Inrsa zoe STATE, and boads
au horistd 70 DO issued ~ The o. $1,000 pos mile
In sdd,ion tns, Sxss aid sra5ed or the Purpose of
bniIrg bridges Dord Gre Authorized 10 lssue 70 turn
Ike eonpan ca 10 plank 'oads 70 tae purchase Of ag1
cturN fair ground; TO the purchase OF the aermi
uge and 70 building state capitol No man "a
or out OF state tell TO what extent Tonnes
see may .become khe, and What Amount Of boads
may be hsaed under existing satcos This OF itself
enough W create o suspacn that have not been su.
ccny cautious, and that Legislature ca oatod dsnt
torres, NJ becomes due. This IL not all We nave NOT
only flooded the market With our bonde, but ne have
charters banks all the State o- the purpose a. ys
alleged, Of pre- moting the commercial Interests OF The
State Foar bank failures have Aken place In less than
Three Year,, viz tho kcchanics' Bank at Hemphs The
Central Bank at Nashville The Sank Of East Ienneee 81
Knoxville ard The Agri sultur Bank nj Bro snsviDe We
may well review the history Of IcnDessee eessiou and
trace Tho OF her ruined edit W the unlimited isoe
OF bonds and she multiplicity OF banks
Before the members OF the Legislature assemble Ut the
capital In October neg, would be well for thoui W take
into nsiderson the report Of the President OF The Bank
OF Tennessee and the message Of he Governor relative
winding up the Bank OF Tenreee and using ~ assoas
In the reosmpuos Of the bonds OF Tenuesses Let Ne sy
fer and BY all let u onoe stop The
issuance Of bonds II pos ible 70 do 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

nee 10 I'd dSceynmeus Of the just and RADICAL dAnsons
s~ee night and wropg reputable ard dsrepusAole con
ouctS We would noa have this anYmod BY evcfyoodyr
experiI %, Ne nass SOP calling crime BY son sAne
q no Bger Discriminate bswson We srsas ana snAAn
rcsuen OF the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

TIE FEAT OF wALKRs THOUSAND MuEs IN
THous.sD Bovrs The Approach 70 On conpsedon Il
the test ATTEMPTED by James Lambert The yo1rg Eng lsn
pedestrian, Of walking thousand milcs In
cessve hours, me mcane Of atrscsng largo coo.
OF Interested specsorst 70 Boy son Ball. last nsh
vitnets the closing Of the en- hussc pc
desrian. !, had been gwen oui thai sue ,essful ne
world complete the TASK II two o'clock this morning. and
tie ball wA hed by peysone clio eager 10 Know III
he wfuld be able 70 hold out 10 the last mile, and 90
visited the place for the pcrpc OF present q, bis
failure ri bis npA accomplish mont OF the feat Lam
vious Sun he appeared unoonscors az What Eons N
around him. and the labor thai De performed evt
denty very painful Tnree walked besico him last
evenirg ir all OF his rnnnit In order 70 AnJr him
ng him within the iimn Of the track -hcn no Vas ke7
devia'e ihcrefom q the completion OF the successive
miles be hales with cheers and applause from the
sembly. The 9ost1 mile was accom- lihod 10 81 minutes
10 seconds The eeist In Is is the soli In 10
70 the qaSd In AZ m 30 sec the Ss4th 10 " 70
se7h in ~ 10 soc. Al IL O'Clock, midnight, he com
mepoed the eesth mile, which he accomplished In "a
minutes and 10 seosnds AZ the cose Of the last mentioned
mile, Buck ley The Lynn foot rscer, starved Of
three miles nd the track he made the distance In
10 mpues and 40 seconds stumbling TO the ground
which len the ball. Lambert had Just CON mencod
on bis pooh mile His unbendiug energy snf persstsncy
p doubtless serve 70 carry nj through The entire feat
PusScnrT Hall past Z o'clcck, A NJ the feat aocon
plIsbed AL O'Clock this morning Lambert started on
bis loooth mile The consciousness OF suoces inspired
and els,ed him and he marched OF with qzck stop and
steady gait accomplishing tbe distance In foaeen nnu
and ten seconds.
copiinuai cheering and Gaping q hania we're kept
m BY the spe Ators and AT bod hnshed the lat
nile he several times around the track Toe scene al
NE olose was one OF great e1oisemep. -BoGOn ooaslT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09
Civil War m SucAtAu.


By the schooner Sarah Bartlett, OApisi, ssnoeys, We
broken oui and nearly me entire Sale Ia TIC
occasicn The recent sa6trnatA election IN Which
the extreme ~, cs party were defeAsFi-by frsui they
gsy The orpsng and succecsful cAndate Ba-rerA vas
. citizen Of Merida Also and for TIA rcsoe, part csisry
obnoxious The people OF Csrspeehe, where The re-
voushn first broke rndcr the lead q one G1roA,
r, u.ess and Ambitious chief.
Al lAtess accounts the rcvohuoniss bad oeen eaefy-
where successful Fuzzy ro only mad posse-Sssa Of mo
town or Campecne, where the government frcef tsd
ned ,her but several strong In me interior rhsy
mad ALSO armed two acnoorers FOR pedou 10 siss
wskh has, doubtless this fallen lo their hands Ia
government much ucublc generally 90 operated vita
them.
on the other hand the govern mont sorg With do.
cnpn ercrsy. Tno National vGards had ocen ca cd
OCT ard all The sva.be regular troops In the Fate put IN
mellon. When the Sarah Bartlett cfi. Govorno- BRrfeda
marc sns Cam pochc With . SofCs or eco men.
The Merida papers abound n ,ocfnls Ions 10 The peo-
pie and rhary orders eneusipZ ga only rom tue eGte
government, but from the federal c.hortiss In OF
bese IN charged that the revolution 10 OF .hsi 10
cs importance. and s It ultimate object Is Inc sspa
ration OF the state from The MEXICAN tsien The aaaory
OF the Commanding General. C-denss, VA a. ell evenu
dsowpcd BE bad aided, however, IN the election quar-
| rel with the 90 called legitimate er-ty.
We have not at hand any doccmenn eniapan from the
revolutionary party, and ooneq emily no, NE o
rmipg oprion 10 the probable result or toe situs
fle considering, hosever, that the rcvoluonisz an
ready and scent support 10 the Indian population, whs-
10 very numerous AMI have Command OF ccrsidcrroit
extent Of coast probaos that they Will m-nan ,oe'
ground 10, some time 70 come, II they are not ultimately
sucosssful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09
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