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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23


stesmsbip Alabama sohenss, ssvannah-s L h.chin
steamship Nashville, Murray ChAries,onsponord Tiles.
Steamship Jsmssto rn. Parrish. Richmond &c-Hy Lud-
Bsri Inos Bayns tsr oumm,nss, Hshfan &C Brookwsy.
B'ic ureh Won Hutsn tPrus) Kraft Gloucester. Eng
Brig Caroins (sesp,. husso olagow-La srence. Giles
Brig speeaa.y Thomps'a Msysgusz q as Peters
t.hr lsnsv,s E.yres RIO Haehe@Abrs aeSrs Almsaa !.
schr N Norton, Penny, Bsr.coa-T oilmsrtin.
s ss 1Iss s sr, csrsis soncs,onI1 De scr
sshr Kys,i, Valley ,miih, key west.saaner Dsske.
s.a = : BssrossSs ts.s: sss.sD.AsSass.% Oinoo
Win Potter
schr Bows'd, Iawrep,e, H,w bern-Dayss a Holmes
scsr Hnss sarveI. NorfoI-vsn BreDt ! slsxhI
sssr s Ass EfT ,sT sd ss
sebr eorvo Hols'ooi Porlsne-w sroSn
SEX. veins Ere Tsx sSsSo Boston .sfsGr Peter.
sssr S,gss ssu. d1s s1 Ss
seSI VIM stsplss Mason Fsn siverNs.s.sr w
ssyes ar SiH Edwards
Steamer Ms@Phs Watson. ,hares,on,
ARRIVED
sps.ns 70 %nei son rsarssas sI5 P%, as,s pns
beaIpp w exchanged signals with hp Maron hence
Bsis coOsNuiou Ssremy Lausr Santos Brazil and Forts
Co nth int. lat "a si Ion o. spoks shp Sorsesn, has
ia John dove Coi Peliss Me- Nicho,s ssgus Nay 10
with sugar ana moiasses % Grnnel sintuen 20, vessel
Brig 2 Ads os Camden xel Drsko, Cicn'asgos, IA
bTss ybss and ssisS for New York Iso met 10
ss h o. orange Keys spoks nyg James bailey OF sYors
" aays out she has hsc hight eAsariy weather most
DAY. cir lumber. TO- W Elsel 60. - ns:, so.soo@
main boom protecting ABOUT feei above the water and
hig 1to xsssn gioa seaver Elizabeth Ciy, NJ for Bos
Brig Berry Mathews. Cheney, Ronoou, for Portland
ss mas ssss hcS s.a rs 70 asy
ioh nss h, a. To- II IS pssse The srscs Of sris s Ser
prs q q. eeieIe sepores sa'I eyed dsn,.
~th fruit TO ac.erly 1914 as, lat 81 90 lon pissed me
.ystA o. ctpeT ship cameseo ana absn5oned had par,
go blsch.
-chr ss.ioyeI of Dennis, siel Havana Mas wh
sssr b.Rl To-. osoTg.o-9 So
.ssr .,,sse. hes.h sewe,s,n SC sdsys
ls ssf s,n's f HS:s S sa y,ss. days
IS. sl:.'% ; ,9i sss1 s sSs,s ss s:,:
ssS kossai II S sSsss v,r.nis sSyy
h br Bsyles Locke, Alexandra DAYS
s.s, WEE. ind ISlSsit ss,oss.' DC. aaAya
schr ssaop. heDonougb, BaoEor: avs.
sss "a tser H Sss. "a s ,is d.y, ,r
kchr Veins Treworgy. koo0out for Boston.
tebr Ariel 1revorny Ropdout for Boston
ktbr Ot-onio Hammond Ron doui grr Boston
tehr LsrukAh Bfo~n. kondout for Portland
schr jane haskell koufou Boston.
setr AimbA Wat on. kondout tor So~iop.
kchr Isasc Toacry Cold slizsbeh Proviieace
kloop utter ron. vlrgin's 2 DAYS.
steamer Planet Loter, tblsdele hia-
Steamer PehcaD Adricb. Providence.
SAILED,
etesmshps Vanderbilt Southampton aud Hsvre; Asbams
and bup'tsle savannah NAshviie, AID semphis Charles
sn ,hp Mary Carson tBrJ, st aeorgo; bars Norumbega
Galveston
Wind during the day NNw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

The steamship Florida, Cart Crowe arrived yesterday
morning from savannah We indebted to tbs obglng
purNr, G Bailey, Esq. for late papers
The steamship Vanderbilt Capt Lefevre sailed yesterday
at noon for Southampton and Havre, with lage number Ct
passser gers and nearly bafs million 10 soeie
sny sonIsssr cRows previously repored hsvinr PIT
and Oh March, IS Ion ~ W snd ,ss lhrre top
ofr 'opsssn,mssis and m.inmss hes % boz
s hun.s n s. ss so stree: ana
carried away and ths chip leaking very b.dy VIII have 70
have new ioremss, and oAst sDsSs &C. ''''e''' also
Wnaissnr cosass Of New ,edso,d before mentioned 90
ing On TIE s.;, oo.., q arsd IN
$ sss place and 10 u
ors.Ss and ar sa' :" 2.
sa,hs After usins means 70 eIiasuss The Are
he ere, ,cok 70 is. e..,s sDc picked
ro,, Lsas ssu , coa,sa smms ihrd nse and aion
accused Of sns vessel On Ore All were in osSge
Nssssss 60 Mariners.
HrDHoeRAruio orrics tDsIs.Irr}
The Corporation Frs,erniy OF sssssrs sad sesm-n in
IN ,ss Suo' under ss. ssnsT ,s
en-, v,,s,. entering hsrbo shsud req euo,.
au REQ suo,s no,cs,s ser.se fiowns changes
vii >. n sde on or sOoa, Ihs is.s o. JaIy lsss:- :"
sSoy it m esss 70 red 'sa el.,. horizontally
Nee shosl Buoy from seen TO red, with rev sbosi" in
osa ssnd Buoss Nos 2 "a from blsct sDd white che
qp.,ss . 70 REQ sr u@s..s 20 r pAissd 70 black
Iorsr shoe Buoy from bsch woe chequered 10 red
Ab.rsy sand buoys ros 1, 5000 iron red 10 blsos
the % 70 he IN stfe
ny Command OF their Lordships
JOHN wASH1HUTON. Hydrorrspbar
This notice srscis ne following Aemrsliy CS.ts-Tay
No Ms Also. North tea Pilot pat pages las lsA 1855
snd l41.
ArlAsno-~tIs sasns. sIeHr on carr svsro.
The Einer Of Marine ~ Madrid hiss tven notice bsio,
and srer he LIST o. april 1853 u ht wound be e,hD,ed
from gh house on Cape buso bay Ct bscay In The pro
vince q Oviede sstutiss
me +, 3 assd wsis light varied red s'.o.s every
he level ~ the ssa tpd shouo 10 gsbls in lear esr
Ibe illuminating appssus s doptc or By lenses of the
tbe phh use consists NJ rccanrplar building with do
voe on ibe erueme point ~ cape In lat IS IS
~ ~ on o,e ~ east OF Gretnvoh, according Inc iaet
Bps nsh position given
sHoAL IN lposa Ray
also that shoal hss been Uncovered OF Rarbsfea point
The ,hoal which " about % In tismsier with an r
regular surface ard leatt Cepth ~ upon low
wser ,rrpgs lies vi Barbaeits poIps BY sessery three
ca e eng Cam elo point BY T. and the ousrmost point
u Is ste to on tie Outside and there ~ and fs'h
between " apT BArbsieis point
hs Sss,ss ere ., P,spec ysriaon % IN 1853
-' goaE ~ wIsiirNorox, syirograpber.
notice snecs ID, following hdmirsy shsrs-say o.
ssiy foea River lbsmes 70 ihe msd.rranssn, no
'osst OF hptin, No 1k3.
xKpurRRlrEAr ;--srAIr-rtsr on carr sAIou,
HyDRoGRArHic OrFics ApsihMIN!
The Whistler Of Marine at wsar hss siven noce hat
nd AFTER The ist Of April 1909 light would pc cthDNed
NJ The bshieOuss recently erected on cape ssou IN me
The rsht r. Area white light vaed by asshes every
'ippies placed at sn elevation Of M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

IHz ISLAND or CUBA-There ore sixty seaports
% CaoA and last year t0ee $50 arrivals
-n1 ocos cleeFsoces fBe viii give idea OF the tsade
o. ms btautu leland which not more than haf culp
Faied under The present rfg,ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

81 bias been l777s7 'ons m,htur the entire toenags
ease4s tors As compared nh the previous year the
Receipts from passengers spo freight show dimiouion
Of $50 47s or which Az bu,abie 70 the generally de-
pressed condition Of sssoess througsOat the country.
The 81. Louis Republican Of May ~ sayss-
publicly saxouncsd yesterday thai the Msrchants
liabilities on saturday aext, which 10, 70 are informed,
the time when resumption Will be universal with our sus
pended banks This by al Of the TO their former
coperon has been thing agreed place early
- sbe hrst Of juno The Anticipation oy fe~ days m
t... lime si Of course take noOoas by surprise sacs
gold from the banks by those ~hD prefer II 70 paper
The earnings and expenses Of the WATERFOWL sod Rome
Railroad In the months Of April 1857 and 1885, were as
fonows:-
1857. 1865.
Total earnipgs... ..........S2s,2 30 40 e56Oi3 90
Operating expenses. ......... 1901 " ALSO 10
Net earnings. ...........s iO,slS s. si4,eaS 90
The Canadian authorities have reduced the tos the
Weand Canal about S31 per cent the Loading xsrcu
tur procuctns OF the West and the leading articles
merchandise. This reduction will, Of COURSE turn much
Of the traffic in tho direction Of oswego a0d Qaebec
Joteph Tucker, who charged with robbung the
Mineral Bank al Cumberland Mary land Of large amount
Of money while he cashier OF that lnsaon
been acquitted Of that charge after trial WHOM lasted
several days.
The Toledo Times says
An order has been issued from the Board OF Public
Works reducing the tolls on the Mani aud Erie Canal
from Cincinnati Toledo TO 20 per Thousand poands
REDUCTION o, nifty per cent The
effect The i0th Lst anu ID 90 throughout
season. The transportation agents have made
pondipg reduction reents, the through from
Cincinnati 70 New York folio 80 :-FSur,
Dbl s6c; pork do 81 rs; heavy freight, per 100 lbs,
42Hc,
The Lynn Bay State says
We have the pleasure 10 the thorough and
trust permanent revival Of the shoe business Lynn
The Increase VI ousiLess 10 This important baocn
INDUSTRY has been greater since tho place
thso the most sapgu.De abticp sted All hsa1s
poy ed pearly the old prices Of labor certao
itJ les sufficient number Of good vorkmeo oannN o.
oh sped Inis state OF things has favorable
change IN the appearance OF ciy rhe no
among some manufacturers q feeling that the present
stae OF tnnes tao good TO last that there danger
VI reaction, bat this t hardly possible, when
Soss the small amount OF shoes on hand and tne fact
That there but snort time left 70 prepare for the fall
sDd winter demand. We regard the present sae OF
thpgs Invocation OF the OF legitimate trade
= auoD Of busioees which, poa TOO greatly
oI ced caution never more ded than In good times
will give sure reward TO the Industrious ami enter
prtg pufsctures and ipcrt the confort, wealth.
and population Of Ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

tar busiuess wac done IN exchsogs this morning. aud
cold At loo, though few eaosg ~ers ask more w,
quoe from l0s1 100. Bi OF lGdinf drafts will bring
10Y los. Francs are what higher, aud bls OF
suyty first class male were passed at tf 1s1 ST. Is
ssiss q very good also made At N Goa OIL
1sL We quo,e the txrems range fr IN 5f 2sa 81 rs
Bus on Ne~ York {, sixty dsys scarce We n,scs
some sslesa IN per cent discount Sight passed.
TO erispt a, per discount ras bsnEs check
over The counter at Z cent premium but have no de-
mArt.
The statements Of the Charleston ( banks for Apr,
foot rp foossrotsl srecie on hand 81 sss ess o.
total circusop, s6,7ie,73 7e notes discounted op o,r
soral secory 81 80 s5 domestic exchange 81 Ass
s64 40; foreign exchange, 81, $50 02l H.
The PsDk Of ire state OF North Carolina and Bank OF
cAte Fear will resume specie payments on the nrs Of
June next
Tns earnings Of the Central Railroad Company NJ New
jersey Tor the month on Apr 1883 were.. $40 9o1 II
Increase SIS OF
The following items taken from the annual report OF
the Concord Railroad Company the PEAR ending March
sls-
Receipts from passengers sl5s1go 95; freight.
80 g75 os express fe 265 OF mails, poo 49, rents
foss % total f43i s35 a. The tJ.ai expenses have
been ga ,ies o., leaving BALANCE OF sIg3 1886 So
Prom this has been paid on the capital stock OF the
roso 70 The smoun Of s2G15 o. the Msthsn branch
the Concord, Manchester and Ia sreoce occs
TOT tne year OF s1 $50 g. which has been aupr mr. tet
se follows FOR SUPPLIES funds Of Joint ross fII 81 20
se. ot ~ ua"aoe 70 Concord ros5 $685. e7 49, two
amount paid the Concord road has been "a
follows -fNo dividends II three rer cent each 400 ooo
"a ce oaTLe1 20 contingent fund, t6O67 3d. total con
bteh' lnno, t4f1o3 e. besides three fourtbs of the
ONT contingent or surplus fund OF ali 5g7 % The |
mount OF freight transported during tbs ve,r has baen
V,'ez IONS The freight in connection with the upper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

HOR CALIFORNIA, ErO.
BLACK Warrior. New York. .Msy q. Havana N.
sT1AABRs TO AND FROM HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
EsPIRs CrY-From new York ID arriving ct Havana
7h and New Orlesns 10Th From Orleans both Havana
80 arriving at New York 2Ah
CAnAwbA.From New Yors l2.h arriving n Havana l7th
Goth. arriving st New York FL
Pm From Nee York i7th arriving 1t Havana
I'D, epd New 25b From New Orleaus 6th Havana
6th, srriving New Yors 18th
BIACR WARRoR-From Ne~ YOr 9Th arriving At Havana
lsi New Orisaps Sd From New Orleans l1h Havana
18th, srrivinR OF New York 10Th
Charleston 10th duo N Havana 9Th
and sd. From Havana 10Th 18Th yors lS,h
and 3lst
When the above dates fall Sunday the steamers viii sal
Monday, except from New Orleans
ny an pakages aud leeys intended for the NEw YoRx
BERAIp should be sealed
ALMANAC ron YoRx-rHis DAY.
........ 4 50 .00u 2 10
Sun sETs..... ....... II HsoH wArER... morn b6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
TeIegraphIc Dispatches.

MruILE. Dec. S.-The schooner Susan, with
the Nrcsraguan emigrants, weo: to sea last
night. The cutter fred into the schooner.-
No damage, however, was done to her, and
che wen, on her way, with Lt. Whyte on
board az guest.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec: 6--Ths entire
republican and temperance ticket was chosen
here to-day by 400 majority.
New BEDFORD, Dec. 6.--At the muniel,
bal election Willard Nye, republican, "as
chosen mayor by lS3 plurality. Inc repuo'
Icens also elected two-thrd5 OF the city
council.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 1.-The argument
in the Echo case was continued yesterday by
General Hayne on the part of the United
States. lie was followed today by Mr.. bii'
linyer on behalf Of the defence. The jury 10
the case have been further discharged Till l
O'Clock on Thursday, when judgment on the
motion to discharge tho prisoners Will DC
given. m =, 49,,
ST. LOUIS, December 8.-The mail from
New Mexico has arrived with dates to tie
18th ult. at Independence. The news Is un'
i'm por,ant. A letter dated AlbuqucGue. CIV
ing summary of the Nevejo war closes as
follows: The cry is for men. Volunteers
most be called out. hear no dissehsihe
voice 10 this anywhere"
MONTREAL. December 8.-The Governor OF
the Hudson Bay Company says there /,
no truth in the rumored murder oil Lord
Cavendish and Mr.. Ashley by the Sioux
Indiana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
Arkansas state Debt.

Hun. CT. Hemingway, of Drew county
has iu,rod uced in the House OF Representa-:
,iyes. resolution, declaring the business OF
the State debt, acknowledging the obligation
of the State to pay it, and directing the Com,
mittee on Ways end Means to report bill
nrovidips for the payment Of the interest,
and m aking provision for the principal Of the
uiole State debt, when it shall become due
ibis step should have been taken years ago.
Tho State has been virtually repudia!lng her
inst debts ever since the year 1872. The
con,eouence is that :he State has no pubic
credit and can not give ;se aid to worthy
works of Internal Improvement, "b!ch o'a'es
having credit can, and DO give, without cost
ing the Treasury or the Citizens CENT
LINE Rock Glzette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
A acme In Court,

Probable Suicide Mr.. Machen called
nm thu case of Rchert Mason. charged with
the same crime a. Wagner, and upon his be-
ing ordered to be placed at the bar, 1t was
fopnd that be was wholly nsensible. A large
nbial con tanning small portion Of laudsnum
las found upon him, and gentleman pre-
CON, remarked that be saw him drirk its con-
.snts several hours previously. He was re
moved from the court room under the care o'
pbysici Ar, Doctor Tydings, who reported 70
the cour. that tie prisoner was 10 very dan,
oerous condition and might die. There was
no probability that he would be able TO be
,r;ed today or tomorrow. The court then
discharged the witnesses in the case until
FRIDAY next.-BuH Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
ri a .{REtCD ~.

On Thursday afternoon the 9th Of December
in Grace Church. b. tie Rev d +. Sprigg. Mr.
WILLIAM +. PAYNE, OF GeorgetoTn, d. {,
ard Mss PRISCILLA RICHARDS EAI"l.
SIZE, daughter OF James En.wlsle, ST., Of Al
exaHdria, Va.
On the lst Of december. by the Rev. Alfred
Goodman. CREIGHTON " WHEELER, OF
Washington, d O. and MARY ;. ARMBRuS.
TER. OF Philadelphia, Pa.
In Washington, on the eth OF December, BY
the Rev. Dr. Smith Pyne, Dir. SYDNEY A
LkGARE. of Scuth Carolina, to Miss EMILY
). GREEN, daughter OF Thomas Green, and
granddaughter OF the late Thomas Richie.
In Washington. on the TIN instant, a St. Nat
thew, Church, by the Rev. Mr. Poyle. AL
PHONSO I. +. DOM, 10 Miss CHARLOTTE
RAlNEY, all o! Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

NiNh NJ AIE5
THAT CID WHITE Mas war ghi "
see your columns opened to the discussion Z,
the propriety of ChriStiHs travelling "a
Lords day. You have many subscribers
who will thank you for anytbIng done t. s'a7
the progress Of Sunday Dissertation Oh nt
part cf professors Of religion. VIII 700 s..
low mo to illustrate this topic BY au ale:
dote, and fact.
a farmer left his ovorseer in char.e o. 20
stock &C., among which were SIX mules, 81.
an old white mare, with almost utrustFi'r.
powers, save only thar n the rIarc whs Z"
voriLe old family horse. she WAS Mt u p
used ou any OcrdSioH whatsoever. Now
happened that one day, when the mu!e' 70.
all st work 10 tie wbent field, and the y'.
seer was behind hard vita hi crvr, hi- '.''
mother insisted on going to town 90 IgF.
tant business and after considerable hc''h
ton the old mare Vas hItched up and 4!.'s-
10 town.
The old lady succeeded in Der busH'.'.
and saved $50 by the trip; but MEat va he.
surprise, upon her return hOme, = hil TO.
during her absence, the flrmcr, who vs.
very stern man, had jected her 'on'.o .H'
from bis place, and that she AID h"! lauEais,
were homeless IN consequence OF the u'e w
that old v bite mare.
Il am q jealOu, q i, Vis'Ilrg lhe -in' IT,.
the fathers upon the chIIdr.n aul inca
shalt do DO manner OF v. rk IN the >ttb".
OF the Lord thy CD; thou, and shT So'. u B
| thy daughter; shy man-serVant, ana KY Hn'''
servant; thy cattle. and the stranger ihHt ..
within thy gate: Six days shalt Io.u iso .
and do ali thy work but the seventh y .'.
Sabbath of the l. I'd thy God; IN i '1.-
shalt do 90 manner OF work"
Now for orr fact; the Protestant h'''c
Church is very Catholic in ber ,IHt t' D.
rules: and vet no man can remain men -
OF her Communion, who openly :. ares .
Lard'S day, by carting u freight, 5a--'i
passengers to or from HE house; = 81 VIE
q be done BY his guests, servants, anl % q.
L'rd'- day; and any minister who ".'s. .
such things, renders himself hah.e I. N.'
and public reprimand. The L'rl- l''
not up for sale: Christina cannot ple'I ,.'.
It's strict observance lie not worn ~ '''
as mu,h as the immediate -a.c OF tier '..'.
crot; no money can tuy cx"mp'I'n " ~ -.
penalty Of usnsgre-,ion; DOR car he .a.,
be excused and Its repeu'i)n al 81 ,"
plea that money p1s at stlLe; d,oi Il ma" . VI
duty IS to has tamay. TINS i-nIt- - mo- .
irst duty is to his GJd; acd iny h.Ir-' D''
who designs travelling on the Lgrl
business or pleasure, should t'-t GU orr.
otf from the Church, and then Dec3u' -'.''
Turk, or lofi.l.
A CLERGYXAs or TIE ErI>CyP'L I.s''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

RAruER ExBARRAesING.--Mr Gacrgo W.
Darden, Of De k.h, Hickman county, Tenn,
says the Memphis Bulletin Of the 9th, was
arrested yesterday by the police, from the
fact of bis supposed resemblance to runa'
way negro from South Carolina, whose d'''
cription was te!egrsphGd to this city, with a
request that be be arrested on this arri: al
here. The fugitive is charged 10 the des
patch with running away with white girl
with view of marriage. F-r:unately tor
Mr., D,rdcu, however, be had little difficulty
in proving himself to be OF Anglo Saxon
blood. and was soon set at liberty again
The real fugitive has not yet been appreheh
lnl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The speech Of Mr.. Crittenden at the din
uer Of the St. Nicholas Society. warmed up
the Knickerboekers to a high degree OF en-
thusissm on the subject of the Union, 10 re-
sponse to their fourth toast. The Union--
many States, but one people---honoEab!e r.
valry, no jealousy, one destiny" Mr.. 9.
said "he loycd TO believe that God had HE
hand in this great work. that the Union was
OF God, and so far above man that ali ms Ell,
forts could not destroy it. lie declared
that he looked proudly to the day when the
great West would contain ono hundred mil,
lions of fIeemen all bound to the Union and
fighting for it,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
Ecttn.e In 1859,

There will be four cclipses of the sun in
1859, viz: a partial eclipse on the "a OF Feb
rusry, invisible here. A partial ole 90 The
4ch Of March, Invisible here. Another on
the 29,h of July, partial, and very small; 1t
will end at Al minutes past six, evening
Another one August 9th, visible only 10 the
Great Southern Ocean. There will be tso
scl;nses of the moon; the first one on the 18th
of February, will be total. twill co""snoe
At Is minutes past four O'Clock in the morn.
ino--middle six O'clock quarter before
eight The other one, August 18th, will not
be visible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The Nav York Tribune says:--"ln vast
linen house down to~n, among an srny OF
merchants yet unaedged, there Is not one
who exhibits greater business intelligence,
energy and tact, not one who is more pop1'
lar with employer and employed, or gives
hi CHER promise of becHming shiniog COM com;
mercial light, than the son OF one who VIII
wear the belt u one of the oldest CARTOONS
in Ireland. There might, too, hsve hSen seen
recently on cur Rialto, plying graceini raj
flo 10 the meerschaum and cberoot line, the
brother Of another popular Irish peer"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

TIE Washington Correspondent Ut the Bal
tiuore Sun says:-"rbere is some grumbliog
among the southern democrats, aud the
nothern opposition being at loss Tor new
issues, threaten to 90 bliudly and promised
ously against ali the administration measures.
Certainly the message opens wide field OF
d ,scussion, and whether affirmative action
will follow is to be eeen."
Ths Correspondent OF the Baltimore A,
merican says: THE message Is not at al!
satisfactory to the State RlSUts Democrats.
They demur to the Pacific Railroad, aud 10
the specific duties, but they are quite able,
with all their strict construction, TO wander
off into Mexico and Central America on
missions Of propagsndism and spohatien."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

Last week 8 caravan, consisting Of I've
wagons, laden With men. women and chill
dren. passed through Wy,he7ils. returning
to Halifax county. Va, from Texas, whittier
they emigrsted about year ago Another
party returning from Texas TO D'nwiodic
county. Va, passed through the same town;
TIE negroes, with the "emigrants," seemed
particularly rejOced at returning to "olo ' IT.
sinia."