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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

ARCTIyR--RIcnARps Calvary Baptist church Twenty
ttrc street. by Rev. A. H. Gillette WASHINGTON ARCHER,
Esq to Miss MAGGIE H. RicIIARu- both Of this city.
FIE.-BRASooS, Monday, Zee. 8, at tho residence
., the bride, by the Rev Dr. Weston WILLIAM H. FLKsr 10
SARAH i. BsaNpps.
Albany ana huntington, l.. l., papers please COPY.
Gafy--Woop Toe sday Nov 30. at the Church Of
The Epiphany. By the Rev Lot Jones. Mr. DFipucE q.
GAis to Mise JriiA A. Woon only daughter al John K
Weed, tsa. all OF thus city.
orange ana Greene county papers please copy
MaAapI-CAnPBEII ON Thursday, ucc. O. at tho
BITCH Church, fh avenue, by Rev. G. = stewart Tnited
state navy, MF JAMES InvAgp NAVEL % MARY CHAR
0r7r eldest daughter VI Mr. Jacob Campbell Jr, both of
tli. city.
SEyaouR--TRowuRIpGK--A roUghkcepse, on Thursday
Doc ~ ny Rev h. mogr, fSsY Sr1NoCH of this city
70 toENkiA r., daughter Of stephen d. Towbrdge Eel
81 fougtkcepa.c.
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BROTHER FLORES wTrH 4 BROTHERS, WIFE
An instance OF this rather unusual class know
ledge Yesterday. II seems that two brothers, named
Campbell, were residing in Washington county Ilnos,
the elder being married and the younger Eiwn H.
gle The latter concluded 70 run away W IN HE brother
wife, and the deserted husband after ng hs
loss, set about uacx bis ahsCondng spouse AMI vsn.
Gus brother lie followed them thvaigh viro,s u tic
Mississippi and down that stream 10 Menlhs whore hc
lost all traces of the guilty par. and has we'll n.qh
abandoned all hopes ~ ever finding his h.t vie AGA n
On arriving in this city, Mr. Campbell learned TIA; tho
parties had been here, but lcn for parts unknown hge
days before his appearance and rs yc has boon utterly
unable 10 ascertain the least clue the diron thev
took on leaving Memphis Mr.. Campbell returned yeser
day 10 bis home in fnos, from whence be had becu
forced by this almost unheard Of deveopement o the de-
prsvity Of human nsture.--kemphf' Bulletin, Nor. 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

TopAro NOV MfSSrzCr, - sample of tobacco grown
this season At Belle PLANE, Minnesota, has been
forwarded to our Office II was raised by plan.
Ter from Virginia, who has had much experience ia
The cultivation Of this crop, and onteraus very san.
guIne hopes of a profitable yield from hs es'Ne IN
the new state. His crop this year, being export.
mental ono not very extensive bot be looks the
the average of yirEina. Tic viii hsvefrun
twelve 10 fifteen hundred pounds The specimen which
have shows that the plant attained large sEe,
the zeal long and very well maturcd but the tobacco
Is only OF "far, not a hne superior quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Tlm CanHyuI Mvyrruus. who doing capital busi.
ncss at No go Broadway, have produced piece,
s'The Magic Guitar" MS olovcry dona and has hal a
dpaerved succcss
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nIsGEl.LASEOUys

- =
BARTBOf.E'S SEWING NACHfNES HAVE ss
N. superior. Herald Once ts9 Broadway.
At MISUNDERSTANDING CARDS FOR TIM
~ holidays the mo~t elegant m The eT broadway,
81 Diane street. kss~bl shed lS<D.
A RCHrTrCTs -HUBBE 4 DEDE, MARINE ARCfr.
N prepared 70 furnish plans, modes specifcs.
ard calculations together with sar drafts and deck plans
all kinds VI vessels Also plans FOR marine docks and rail
ways ami 20 superntend the building Of work Of he
description. The laying oA Of vs~sels any desired
A TrENTfOS-RoBrS DE CHAMBRE. NUFFrrRs,
ensma collars, shcsp, aFGLLkRIVN'S, vi BgoedWsg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

WbWr, the Halter, Headquarters NO ar
Green Itch OF Rcoinson tdics rich fur vi6
full
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

FNNTI.
CiNan ahrs NE h heaven are showeref o.. o.
riuh - veil ~ thr pg0r ~-fsck~1n.
krkt e. he divorce ~ bank and state tho absolute
~ ~. ~ lhe people ary SHIRT ssl,u
.hs e tie chief Object 81 airoialstraapnvan Dur-ass
Mes~.rr.
ng,rTrcmsnF hostility q ~ iirty sir, nonu4.aies ysa
Eureu : spr~rh ~ Iu~sinarka, Tiy.rsil and Juniper
clean ehirt ae he rsav radiru VITA his osuiur
pipry - 4 rres,ion every dag Webster.
The tstKen uhs without pfug ding him wss
ciesu sl commits fs,ud .pol society and helncas a
nuisance --Btrsn.
1he horaF i ashamed ~ HI. business Nv
vrrrng cfers ~ iap fsasle = .r intsrss
and eyuter. hsrTnl Ny-frty -Js. rnrasran
Mhr eaiJ opposed ~ .he invssgur-o "a t~sS
NwAr1 1nwef WITH the txec2xe csuNo Aut ~tth
ne appfoprasnF scaGinvent fnnd
g.eu sls Ns lsg be deemed ssnt IL Gays speech
krtku~s
etu9i ~, rsFi .onfeie'iu a cleeu shirts highly
hrnaf lltD Southern i gynsrp d.rt.aent.
apurcr dis'faton u c su1ir plaDdsr Aoan. spscos
81 " sNpangsg.
lsefy Dr. drtl1n 81 -eucem.ns furnishing gcois .. ~
1eced Ifiess bg tht ie'y. I lVs oL,gltut sIa,s
GHuEEY CtttNNEYS CrTrp WITHOUT CARRYING
- ur tae Sues p " BuTLkgs liant wind rlAri :
MhJe r.iest. ~ h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Williamson Bros Exquisite Photograph
and types Tor holiday gifts Brookyn opposite Globe
Hin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Knos's Hats and Knox's Furs, No. sI2 Broad
way corner of Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Christmas PreseHts.-(;ent's Embroidered
to e uppers and slippers aes button aud CATER boos
tet slippers &C. boys patent leather boots and misses aud
boots an shoes OF all and prices
j. B. MIIl4kR 4 CO.'S, 3o1 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Holl0~ysy's Ointment Unlike the Rene
die that for day has heen before the pubic
quarter Of century eeotng in the most hope
Iess OF old sores, cancers and ulcers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

The C0anpletest Stock
VI Gentemens Furs
In New York. Mt
GENIHs, 2is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

81 for q Chest Of Tea Ten Pounds Of Cof-
fee, at CHRlsTIANsoN's, No. | Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Chapped Hands, Gr.-Certnin Cure, Hege-
MAN CO.'S csmphor ice with glycetne i65 E3 81 And
1876 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

For WlRter Clothing. Neatly Made md nj
low prices apply 70 DRUNGoLD PROCH ~ Fulton stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

aaer.s Cod Iavos OM Jelly can be Tsksu
~ihou. tas,e Of the oil O6Bcc lS Fourth PEN
FOLD CLAY Co. 10 Fletcher street Wholesale agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Great Inducements to Purchasers OF Cloth
Ing ut DRUMGOi.D PROCH's. 10 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Ladies', II Sensible, Will Procure n Pair Oi
CANrRA1S ladies' thick sole fall boots 8i3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Ten Pounds Good Coffee for 81, and n Chest
OF tea for 81, at kEDFORD's, Is sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Genuine CamphOr lee, Tor Chapped Hands,
Ia only manufactured by H. W. vONDERSMifH. Copyright
secured. All others counerfes Depot 1853 Bowefy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery. T7 broadway first block below New York Hotel
Photographs dsruerr-otypes Miniatures ia old, Gallery
open Till 4 nj. for free inspootion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

President Comonfort of Mexico, returned % this city
yesterday from visit TO Philadelphia and Baltimore and
now tho Metropolitan Tie was accompanied by senior
Arrioa and Gen. Garcia Condo.
Cen Utaga who has been some time residing hare a
political exile from Mexico left the city few days snca
for New Orleans
Me- Berry Boitsa the Minister from yen0Ne,s T. Great
Britain, s al the metropolitan Hotel
ARRIVALS.
AZ The Hotel S. dcrman ~ 4 seaman and family. s.''en
Island Mr.. and Mrs Hlrlcasle philadelphia lion. ,.
Nuyte T.. Rcuedirt Albany VI Ma@nreNor q ~ Snlnr Ter
tisher. Washington Heights; y Hartman, New YORK,
McGarahan, Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

sAE1tccA surNcs-A rumor has recently found ~ way
to the newspapers that new mineral spring has boon
discovered saratoga. The real state Of the
foslowss-Thcro has been discovery Of mineral
spring the old Washington spring having been neglected
for many years, became necessary to rctabe H. aud
possible improve the water. The owner Of tho spring
snd grounds about hoped by going down 10 the rock
to obtain a water which would bottle he has obtained
40 immense volume Of Il, strongly mineral AMI highly
gaseouE much ike the Congress. As his excavations have
not set reached the rock where tie water Is pure u not
p,ssblc 30 state what the result viii be-
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rIty cAgrp e,ptIyy

U'flF CABLE GRIPPE
0rn1nd 80 sprsad through ~ length ~ x NOV.
'ia - ~ hsNF '-s'-ls fssi snd 49, ~ now pr.
state. - sudden q ~ scts md lava pr1sate N fev
II h.a.il-iie sest, leeble III AGED
wa % a 49, ~ ',ses 4. 49, ~ i,'sre,s-
sor' hrcs, p.ns d ne BOX across ne lois viii othss.
ne nac eys. Nth drype- ~ noah snd hrs.
" brsh M .st r. n. eag N, ga sd, '"ii p =
combination p niacaa. sarle, sua yphu, fever Qne
shysrps VIA cod ,ruiy ,srriSs a. 80 suadri. 4
,reataebt "a n ne reaalr paysans rhs aa, rrnsIe-
thai have been sieeess'u = a,,s.rs - progress ar
Fstpv RrI1rF w RF9ULsTISG pfus
nruics fhrnl,n. neeraeis. colds at naaeas sewers.
a. r - = ~ a. n ssy III i fom sa.,u
dal s. ~ IS b. Logon. F4i. sAys uat ha rsEed tssri
S,rs ~ s s, -. \ W. s' slrs~' L.
ge' :, @sy , ss ~ a. s w. e saS
~ ! r,maIu. respectfully. yours, :. y. LoGAs'
rnspAgcu FROM NrwporSpLANp.
Eu VANS. OFT ", ts5s.
nsav-Ss Rods s,Bs NJ Regulatory rus are highly -
asrls rreyr ~ h.rc nenslaS WITH sors hro sai I'm
ring Dc mnttt with every conceivable psn AM se of ts
human system. Send nnialaey grsso q b .l ~ g!iiS
ntnwtys rrrcies are sat = IL: raaa .,sesi Ssv
Nots, YRS. ilshts, " futon $780, ir3osyn.
W'rcnTs2 t s ~ i pSS,El 5brs, GLASSES.
OSBORNE, soasbwsS fowSsESn.
o@l rrhAAWeyt t1furf ~ NNFtnk a&EeN@
w AIRS NERVOUS ANTTporE. FOR PROOF 0r,Trs
w virtues let or circular csrthcaes cali the fo-
lowing personsw Y. Coter. corner Yph md Division ave
BrooElyn. Jones = Centre Treyt sgon Third
w. g. Warnfsyrr, "a Wall
Boswck III Tbpmas Pr Bolas e Cannon street.
JOHN PYNE GO proprttrs. er Nassau street, Hayes.
Brooklyn. " bouc, ~ foyen.
0A 5O Double SOLE warss PROOF sxwse
double -se pea bocs, warranted 70 give ssnsfscsoaL
a N ssGIRs NEW FAMILY srwrSa NACHrv ~ go
D,DU. reliable sewing machine for family purposes
allow price bearing tbs impress the ~
ces~nl manufacturers IN he world has long r
can be had Price complete for use only $50
N SIN0ER Co,
80 Broadway, New ycrxL
nEn WITTY DOLLARS 90
~DU. supply Of sH1s elliptic -slsrh
machines using threads and unparalleled n
mar utlOa al Ia Neg York; uc~el A. lr,aA
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way, corner Of Fulton street
WbW~, ~. Halter, Headquarters NO ass
% .s ''' street. corner o ''''' 'N'' '' '''' 10
Williamson Bros Exquisite Photographs
and types Tor holiday gifts Brooklyn. opposite Globe
Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
rss ns IL Oh so uery
open uh 9fM Tor free inspection
Geo. saonssers' RietalSo Tablet Razor strcys.
TINS ths genuine artcl, hss newer been egsasd for ef
saNsDfhs, No 1s,or ioass.
Gents Winter Untier~hlrts and Drawers,
I@U Sk"inss 400 srS.as ssS'S 'a"''''s s''' Dali
elastic StockinGs, Shoulder Braces, Ladies'
belts sod suppses and DR. Gioyers lever truss at No.
-------------
Extra Heavy nil Wool Undegarnents, war
rsnted not 70 shrink acAuGiiLiNs shirt depot cornor
" Greenwich and Murray streets.
Splendid Novelties
Genuemen's Purs at
"'' Il. Broadway
The Coanpletest stock
" '''' In New Yoss, n,
GENIN's 2lt Broadway.
For Wlater Clothing. Neatly Made and mt
low prices. apply 70 DRUNGoLD PRoCH, ~ Fulton street
Great Inducements to Purchasers OF Cloth
ing ut DRUMGOi.D 4 PROCH'S. 10 Fulton street
Ladies', II Sensible, Will Procure n Pair OF
OANrRkdLb ladies' thick sole fall b0ots BIB Broadway
Chyissmss Presents.-lient's Embroidered
oi II uppeTs and slippers ades button aud gster boo
toilet slippers patent leather misses aud
sster boots and shoes OF all and prices
J. b. MII.kR 4 CO.'S, 1877 Canal street..
81 for Chest Of Tea or Ten Pounds Of Cof-
fee, ut CHRlSTIANSoN's, No Chambers street
Ten Pounds Good Coffee for 81. and a Chest
OF tea for g. at kEDFORD's, e sixth avenue.
0aeS.r Cod 1Aves Oh Jelly be Takeu
~ihou. Of tho oil Ofcc lS Fourth avenue. PEN
FOLD. CLAY CO.. 70 Fletcher street Wholesale Rgeps
Chapped Hands, NEr.-Certnin Cure, Hege-
MAN CO.'S osmphor ice with glycertne 65 E3 81 And
66 broadway
IIOllO~ysy's Ointment, Unlike the RENE
die that for day has heen before the pubic
quarter Of century ehecing the most hope
ess cases Of old sores, cancers and ncors
Ia only manufactured by X W. vONDERSMlTH. Copyright
secured. All others coun.erfes Depot 1853 bowory.
Important N0tice.-Stuttering and Stam-
mering permanently cured by Dr. A. VI. SMEDIFY.
the Pacific Hotel N. i. Office hours from A. NJ to r. W.
20 cure no pay.
HIS Arctic Ointment Cures Chaps, Burns,
pfes dc Is box. Hair dye, 80 cents box black
irurn No. Barclay street
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rrYrY DOLLARS

oEn rTrTY DOLLARS. 60
s~OU. supply of sls improved elliptic ~sltr
sewng machines using threads and unparalleled Tor -
opegslos, n tAe New fegk Vice. ~ Brvadway
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TIM MoUSr VERNON Fssuvki---Thc long array OF
names which figure in advertising columns
this morning az patrons of the forthcoming Festival
tho Academy Of Music indicates, IN military rarlanee,
such turn OF the responsibility and f,shon Of New
York a. has rarely been witnessed Assuredy,
The cause justices H. but apart from that, IL We are TO
believe all the marvellous reports that reach this fcst
val promises the way OF entertainment, to bo ono OF
the most attractive and brilliant that has taken place
in ths city tn the first day, December Is, morning
and evening performance will be given nj the Academy,
which will unite all the moet distinguished names q the
the airc al and musical worlds discrimination has
been exercised these selections and no artist will appear
Who Is not Individually distinctive feature. Tablesux
vivants commemoratng the principal events in the life "
Washington will be added to the first days entertain
ments TN December Il the grand ball IL to be given,
ana from all accounts this will be al fairy msgnh
cencc The sli, OF New York society, alfred ia their
richest toilets, will 10 naturally the leading feature
bat the framework of this magn cant array viii be
Quoted with and srlcndor which has hcforc
been witnessed. Tho interior Of the Opera House will be
perfect blaze Of light and will DO profusely decorated
with statgaTy the rarest cxocs irsnsparenccs national
subltms, sc. \ mammoth orchestra u a hundred mus
cans led by Musard aud Carl Bfsnann will discourse the
cbo 81 the French rrcr,or, with such unprc
cctni,d a,irac,ons, aud such patriotic object, may
safely b. predicted that the Mount Vernon Festival VIII
long occupy place IN the memory Of our ccmm-ni,y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

tseD. AnUOsters' Metallic Tablet Razor Str0ys.
THIS the genuine article been eIusei for pro
dning tht teenes possible edge For saio by j.
q sAfNDEkS, No Astor Hoaas.
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Important N0tiec.-Stuttering and Siam
merng permanently cured by Dr. A. H. SMEDIfY. at
the Pacific Hotel, N L. Office hours from A. NJ to Z. VI
cure may
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DELINQUENT CAsyAssRs. election Law is i'm
prative that the returns shoad DO placed scaled IL the
custody of the Clerk OF the Common Council within
twenty four hours after tho closing OF the polls yet 70
number 81 the canvasstis, up to late ycsesda, Al r
noon bad not complied with the law The following e.
trics were lacking yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES,
~ broadway,
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UsrrinU's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar pf SAFES 81 broadway gurnor Murray - ~
The So Champion sewing Machines au Ia
hbior and tor ale Al 81 Broadway.
wheeler a. Wilson's sewing Machines,
style, 81. 0frce, SO prcA4way. Neg NorS
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Gents Winter UndcrshlYts and Drawers,
boaery and large variety Of gents furnishing goods Al Bal
IAU BROTHERS,, 400 Broadway.
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Bsrry1 Trscopherous n the RrN srsi
cheapest article for dressing h@auHfving cleansing cr
preserving and restoring hair. Lss Try Sold by al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Nottee.-Threc second hand Fire proof safes
for sale very low srEARNS tsaRviN, % Murray street.
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HIS Arctic Ointment Cures Chaps, Burns
pfes, &c 25 box. Hair dye 80 cents box black
lru1n. No. BARCLAY street
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elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Ladies'
belts sod supporters and Dr. 0losers lever At No
4 A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
COMMERCIAL.

IyyRPooL CoI1os MARKET.-Our market closed
yesterday ID inst frn prices about d. above those cuITen,
a. sailing THE Canada The Transactions have been estic;
bales during the pact three days owing in some
the Of stock Spectators have taken ~" snd
exporters loo bales. -
M,ScHr>TlR MARKEr.-The advices from Msn-
chester continue favorable and mufa uTers generally demand
higher piCes for their goods.
IIvkRTOoL BREADSTUFFS.-Our market Tor Bread
siufs continues very du snd prices tending downward
Four. Me.sr. Richsrdon spruce Co. quote American
Flour very dull and quotations quite uotunsssy for Western
Canal - 6a2 Pisdcphis and Baltimore 2!d .
Ohio vs Northern portsl - "A Wheat dull aud the quo
ono,td Id6 , and White Western Indian Corn
White
LIVERPOOL PRoVISIoS MtRKET.-Our market for
Pork eNcp III retail way and prcc. are Wholly
Lard heavy Tsow unchaueTd Po' Ashes ar rshe meh
er and arc quoted NJ 81 snd PcsH sshes a. -
ana IN slightly higher pTes have been
paid. Coffee quiet ~ last weeks prices Linserd Oh " SC
81 NAVAL STOsES-RC 9; for Common Spirits TuTPn
tine, IS Bark is wholly hanged.
loNpo> MiRkETS.-BRr tpSrUTFS - The msrket
closed Moudsy , very quiet but steady ~ about previous
prices. SVGAR-Prcc have slightly advanced particularly ioi
The finer sorts CotrEr fIu T. quiet; RICr firm, aud
and ces,d finn. LnStEp On. GG!S PiG lRoN, on the
clyde. IS 9dSQ SriS,rs o. rURRr>Tl>r a.. Wo1l-The
public sales pFoer,'sne with considerable spirit aud Aus
iralian commands rather higher prices
1HE LoSDoN MoSEi MARkEr presents no new
aur, sine, sailing o he CAnsd C0N>oLs closed yesteT
CAY t!dl si g6sG ~, for money and A. 'ouu,.
AMERICAN SECURITIES are quiet but steady a. last
weeks prices
IArlsr LIVERPOOL N,RsETS.
LtytkFooi Wednesday noon
CoTTo>-The market opened to-day with more
lloyAu fcclns snd holders demand very extreme pnes
BRT,p>TUN, The market for Flour and Wheat
contiuuts much depressed
PRo>I>ioSs-TEere is no feature except extreme
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
oNB WEEK LATER FROM INDIA.
COTTON ADVANCED oNBKIeHTR.
sREApsrurrs AND PROVISIONS DULL
SoysOLs 9Gi 096i,


,..,, p,,,ns TeleErspb Co.. LDes-2l WA."I
80 PORTLAND, Tuesday, March To- I"'o'
IT,. Canadian screw steamship Company steamer
NH Am,rcap, with Liverpool adsices OF the 81
sonr days later than the Canada a. Hahiax-
,,,ved a. tbs p)rt ast night, and fr files OF papers
q, ,bs Ser.York Associated Press were dispatched
an. morning via Boston, and viii be due IN EewYork
at midnight
The Cunerd steamer Arabia, from New-York on the
l7th ul., arrived at Liverpool on Sunday, the 18th.
The Arabia arrived at her dock st q O'Clock 10 the
evening
The North American sailed from Liverpool al about
noon on the Sd inst, and brings 100 passengers.
The Cunard Company advertise a seni-m0nthly line
Of screw. steamers between Liverpool and Nev-York
esnmencing with the Alps on the l7,h of Mach, and
70 he continued every alternate Wednesday. In the
event however, Of but few passengers and small
freight offering for the Alps, they viii be conveyed to
Eew-Yo.k in the first regular Cuna,d steamer at re-
auced rates.
TIE propeller New-York, advertised to leeve Gas
row on the Sd inst. viii BE- detained I'll the l1tn Of
March.
Tb. City Of Manchester arrived at Plymouth Oh the
% met. from India.
The ship Donald Macksy arrived at Liverpool On the
lst ins. from Melbourne with $1,000 in god.
Strong eas,erly winds continued 20 prevail in En-
gland and large number Of ships from America and
Australia were overdue and unst e 10 make their way
IN the Cbsnnel.
The American ship Avondse, bound from Liver
yoel to New-York got ashore on Arkiow Bank, Ire
hnd on the 26th u, and went 20 pieces Crew saved.
The North American repor.s passing the steamer
City Of Baltimore from New-York, off Tuscsr, bound
~ the channel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
THE MOOR RIVER EXPLORATION

CoIrcsy,udtucc # The Evening ros:.
WA>HINoToN, March l., lSjS.
learn .hst most valuable and interesting report 70
commercial men vii be called for in the House oi
Representatives in few days. Mr. Z. Med. Collins
Of California in 1857 had bis attention attracted 10
the country on the Pacific north Of China as offering
great inducements for the extension Of the commerce
Of the luied States and he determined 20 explore il.
s first object was 20 obtain the authority OF hs own
Government a. a means by which 10 induce the Rus
sian authorities 70 grart the necessary permission ;oI
exploration and travel. When Mr.. Collins made
application TO Governor Marcy, the Secretary OF
Siste for an appointment Consul a. the Amoor
RIVER he was grsvely asked, Where is the AmooE
hWer After explaining why he wanted the
aPpohtmen', and showing the supposed sivsn-
'aets OF his proposed explorations 20 the commerce
OF the United States Governor Msrcy and Pres dent
Irf'e entered with zeal into his views snd the com
NILSSON as Ionsul 10 the Amoor River was granted
Armed win TINS, Mr.. Collins Immediately LETT for =.
ie'crsoarG, where he had 10 remain sN months be-
lore ne coud OBTAIN permission Of the Russian ~
efpreht 10 th'e1 upon his travels Wneu he a. last
received the authority, he departed on hs i,urpey IN
company ~lth Russian government officers for
Ikoo,sk, ibe cSpital OF Eastern Siberia Al tbs
place, which has population OF eighteen thousand
ne remained three months, exploring ,hs .d;a,an,
country. Forty niles ess: Of frkootsk is lake Ba..
kal tne sheet Of water hve hundred mile. lony .nd
hfty or sixty miles wide This lake s dir.cy no,,s
Of sam snd :he eitrems eastern point OF the rAvels
Of NJ. All rsor, whose ~srk on Oriental and West.