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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
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" W.T. HHs
sAFkIt-lt- ?.onc 49, ini fr1-d "a -, D1 C1lsnr
s.n p,yer psil-r~d (ouy-ny attsrbnd
.,,-,ar. n N. N ro.o CREAME[s PATENT SRAKs OPP
i.TOR rA, ing-n'in arrsdy N gs- ~ To b-s
.n,tri road. of IN soa1tsyJ prom u ,sgy
N. 80 ,rot~rry -hiT vrA"uth pAi.sd Asrss-.
,..., ~ a, thine o f0T .st,
4 ~, ~ r.ou-.rri Ev-ry
.ves n, cossu.r-y that III application % q
"a xhl, u l. f0i Ordinary ourp a
A. y,n- In H. or-srr. ~ r. Company farnE.
,a.. .nDs. ior .e Of any ro>i ~.u.r. ,ner
% sa,wsr tse purpose. ~ q sae
.sa p CAR BRAKE CO.
G. CssAsEs, Secretary,
No. 81 piG-.t-. ~ Y.
CTAT T. \ ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-
- Ch-sp ENcu-s for C-nt..-Bists !csye STATEN
ISLAND EVERY hOuK 3ont = u. - p.
Leave WHITEHALL from a. % J ,. ios GaaslHs.ne,
p-ion sLG NanfrrJ.it. LaucIlg.
J'O NE " II AV b Fare 81. Berths
Frrc-fy Elm CITY, - o. ~ and rRiNSLER 81 n,
from P.ck-.p arriving a,l tfai r. Hart
ford by tbe GRANITE STATE, every TUESDAY. THURS
DAY a. SATURDAY st4p D. RlCHD PkCh, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD From Angus

So 1855 Trains Vi have noersst station az follows;
EH Hpress TrsDs m ana p m Albany ana roy
Trans. IL 80 a. m and 1889 p m for Poughkecpde,
and $50 p for Sing Sing 10 and $50 p M oI
Peekssi 1880 and 5.3n g. Tue Poush.erpse, Prckss
and sing Sing Trains stop the Way Stations PsnE.rs ssen
al Chanbers Csnai Christopher aud slss Trains for New
York leave Troy $50 and 00 and f:ac aud D. m
Sundays, az 10 y. N. n r. SMITH, ouPtfhp'lHehI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

V'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN TTVF =,
A, - STE tsshIPs SS;wssn NEw-YoRx' soi-rn Mp p
6r United States M4lls: "'A'"s' carrying
B,,,. A.. w., L.. eo..A 4, n Hsvre ard
enytOu. HAVE and Bremen. Southampton sSaalp,on a. Spon
3s,kL Sat, Oct Saturday, Nov. q Wed d.
xSDfkbIAI ~ Saturday, Dee 2Siwed Dee "a
ekk surgeons. ~@e o~D
fno. o passage NancerbiFir, cabin 800 aud slas
encepd cson, $S0 ane per Ane-FTE cabin ss0, ssranl
cabin. So; third b.n, $50.
Seithcsss ssgec for psssssc from Europe.
cpeete delivered In London ard Paris
TORRANCE, Agent. No 5 Bowling Green, Y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leavcs FaliOn Mar

ket Wharf by steamer IOLAs Al 6:S5 7;O and ios
and and $3.50 The cas leave Flushing h. L. at o. ~
and 10 a. NJ. and and $50 me- ting and eNchang ng
p seugers with the boat Hunters Point Through IN ~
minutes Fare Is cents WM. VI. SMITH. Receiver
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
GAN FRANCISCO and FRASER RIVER
- GOLD MINES DlRECr
EoR CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA,

t'ok CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA, AT
atm whpSuuTED FARES The splendid fastsains siesia
Cbrr,hN rassSLGN ra OF eoce iars ressteT Capt dienTy
q Nr~yo,s ns Pier No. 81 North River foot Of Bea
DAY Nov~rl, s0perh Steamship will leave on SAT- II
sih The usssisS r, connecting a. San Juan del Sur
Cay,uay oJ 80 t sh ocean steamer HERMANN, CAPT.
orS.op X F s~' ,ane.seo, California This /. pernanent
,rnsrsisp,d te,,a "a a a r 5. C. Co. PTopne,os The
.ds.x ye ',a an oce for he sale thereof al No.
I. 80 60 b. ~, As % may q, all time. b. Lad AZ the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
N 700 T.Tr .NCFMFNT 1859

Oy,IcI or TBR Nrw.YORE ASD NEwHAyEN X. r. Co,
27th-s, and ftb-sv., Ne~.fork, Oct. q, 1889
NOTICE.-CHANGE OF TINE of the NEW
IN YORK AND BOSTON EMPRESS TRAIN.
on A. after MONDAY Nove nbcr l. the Evening ESpres.
Trsu for Boston New Haven Hartford and Springfield vi"
''N'' -'~' ,. ~ UOrr, Supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
I ONG ISLAND RALROAD-NOTICE.-

On and after URSDAY Sept, 3 trains sn run as fol,
lows: Trans going Ea,-Leaye South Ferry, Brooklyn, st 10
e. NJ Cor Greeupo; South Ferry Brooslyn at - p n
for Ysphank leave South Ferry Brookyp at n for syo.'
set l-nye South Ferry. Brook yn - for Hempead
low South E,lry. HIooklyn az u N for Jamaica.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

The plaintitis having purchased Of tie detsnnabt
note nade by NJ Sexa payable the order aud endorsed
By the defendant which be represented BE- business sp"
brought this suit damages The note dolly pro
tested for non payment maturity aud st thereupon inst
ted against the defendant and the maker indoef 70 which
they both pleaded usy and aveed tost the not was made
without aud for the nod of the defend
ant the hsreuPon d.cootnued and the
present brought proved the TRIAL that the
atmeu,s the defendant enrauc, the time of the pof-
chase note the consideration and character CT the
pote were false made deaud the PLAINTIFF The
Judge decided that the plaintiffs entitled BY reason OF the
faudueLt Of the defendant Judgment for the amount VI
the note interest and sowsn OF i've cent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
JAS III. BILLION
1O2i kfAf5ISI Is1r STREET,

P1umbSE and Gas Fittef.
L EEPs constantly OF hand, Gas h4tufes, Lead 6nd
N Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead. All kinds sizes
Of brssS Cocks nIulfFhig ;fean
Water IIfl aud Fofee nfnls, 81 ~ HatIaf Tubs
Rodt aid Cast lion ydfrntt fsnid ll1se ncHrg
Of al Thenvssess AntifTictoB ga IuEr EEca, lin,
Znc and Antfneny, the Cesbs aed fHoy BELL=
CFicielis u the country. - .siii ~ tl4ta 7a4
81 Al'o. Pellys improved nHd Tlsi.oi ChsIn FHHP
which i decidedly the gFeHtet tl the reit
to putup which IN Tns csuntiefih Western Virginia
be sold d.,nf fair toFhlf. S. l-a ..la ual
~ GalranzSd Iron Tubing, EneoTFsffTe, ard for
duethg piFe, for hot r cold and esI
eiay for deep veiis et tiEu
Pre-. d ~
AquedgetPi eenstaptiy CT haEd 43 size guam
tity of sieig ~ ffr-fiied shsrf fs0tiee. -
EzDf CsI& paid ov-old CspJsr, ASsf-ssfi6 Llrd.
HoT1a- siRau&YIy.f 81 so -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
masonic DIREo1 ORY.

Ohio lodge No. tOI.-Mests II sonic Hail.
sorner Market and MOnroestreets an tAir7 Nom
day evenings OF each month. G. W. sGsT.s, W. Nj 4tez-
aalsr LcHgAlia, Secretary.
Wheeling lodge Ne. 12S~ Meets as above on
tAeri and third Thursday evenings Of et eh MONTH r. A.
RsESTLlSGER, w N; S. ", Pearson, secretiry
WheeIImg Union Chapter No. 19.--Meets as
shove on the second Monday evening OF eAshsOnth MG
scOFr, II. Pi s. ". Pearson, Secretary,
Wheeling RnenmPment No. 1.-Nsets as
F6sveOn the JoarA Monday evening of each month W.
O., 4. Z ..iag. Recorder
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

The ScARLET PE4IIcoAT Tul,sED iSTo 4 RED-
FLAe.-The great Jobson-t the immortal JObson'
the everlasting Wenyss Jol,sOn-has been
presented IIy Lola Aonlez with a scarlet .petti-
coat, which he has turned into 1Red Fiag7-
Under that faunting Scarlet Petticoat'
or Red Fiag"-he intends to Publisii-a weekly
journal that will show up black repnblieanisIn,
red nepuhlicanism -scaTlet lTspublieanisin, be-
sidoS exhibiting the editors, lnwyers. judges.
brokers, dentists and doctors Of New York, in
all their true lineaments- The first onset will
be ON Lola Montez and Counsellor Seely.- IN.
Y, Herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
PROCLANI ATION.

1--WE hereby eontshRd lfiIdeA REogh9t Of ils city Of
w Wheeling, TO for the distribution
OF Valentines OF all grades, from tbs date t l 4 hat,
ard 10 also authorize hsHin mans to receive all
the Tls proclamation Il Eccessary u Is
evident from past experience that unscruulouf fEsaEs
spurious imitation Of the genuine
these Who have tender setiret 20 e1pfeEs 10 cu
other sueh persons Ht be ise and esehs an such si
mssives, they be relied and Tiy
Torthless The following IS sruleef td be
s'ts attending the presentation Of tese tender rpistlds:
&l5,OU Valentine; Sure Wedding forthV ith. 3 i't
lsS9 sS9 n. "a same Essai'' ssy yfsIs, years u s.ff
i 100 20 Most IikeIt- peihHIs i1ot.if a1.laI
50 ''rr Ds,ubthl-idsas "a pleasant aeluail aBee
95 Extremely acubttli-lsm some here
10 No go ftt-fa r.tsrffe- D. .rf
- Small pofafOes
Call those hrAt PufehaFed are pFodnetv of the
happIest results. .t+fst ~ 9f -i.aIt lIf.H
Given under hand and AIatdny bruary
fsSa - .'OuPrD." Con q Low.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
NUMBER I62

THE ENGLIsn ALIEN BILI--Albert Smith has
circulated the following lines touching the.Alien
bill, now before the British Parliament:
+ LIZ NouvEAU PIFF-PATr DE MosSOo.-Fr, m
the amended version Of. Lies ,Huguenots,'' n
ordered by the Moniteur to 6e sung in future at
all representations of that opera 1t is ,iedics-
ted to those glorious French regiments Wl.o
alone won the battles of Alma, InlIermann, and
everything else in the Crimea, and are now com
ing over to take England.
AR-.RdroeI. ID
bas les saeres Rosbifsi
jean Bun a terrell E4L
..e.ff...- bas isurs femmcs YerdrC.
Al felI Ley-res- -tere-squerrrt ltff
s An ieu de Lnnfires les HuTS, rrf.-..--.
Repaires impurs!
Les Anglais! ferrassOns-ltf! ar -.s.-.l
kranons les.
Pin! pan puuf! BoNons les! 10 =
QuIis pleuTtut,
Q1'iis ncureht, -iH 20 .r-
MAis gFaee.-.-.. .GOddaE.
3l Jaan,as IA France ne. trsn,bIas t.
Aux Tluioes te TJasA'
MaiheuF fHHok perhde,t f'--r r-
Qni Va.te les crimes
bfisors Roebuck gui tTiehe-
ouitnik Angieezhf ~ i-- cr4tE
Dock, Lsrd Mayor-easSeE les!
ChasseE-leS! t7H aat -I-l
Pin pail Pou FIapPcz-icz? IS -f go
Au-an-aG,
..i. Portare-Iiaft .sIss,f 5garl,sr-.f
Aia:s graee-.-.-- .Godlaml
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

VENTILATED, -ADJusrING SILK HAITI:
w Spring 6ty u SIX Hats ma tRs pieasre Ia iEfTSdc
Ing this inIreYe Of veniilatg esntulga hEfS, snd
making tgn soft to tlr head This Ventilation j. by
admitting the hlrbetWee the leather aud the hody
hat and passing out Of the top eaus Tes eFegatou
AirthFopght Tie leather is
10 the shape OF Tie forehead the lat put n
lsEehy relieving the head fr0nttG Pr1i
land much curnplaiEl u N AL tteIs hats aud
the Slk Hat 70 be ss pAbe aud eay IS ue Sft Feis
Hat and Tar mere oTthis UelFtn
Ated exceedingly light, AND siy darahis hats tde
in the OIdinArwaY. entituen cilyile cal
anime. DFH5l 8 D. iAkFlR Sons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

II you observe gentleman Viilf his arm
und the waist ofa Young lady, il is morally
Z tain that tLey are not married.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
nc UORIIlsPONDENTs
CAUHCHEs OF WHEELING.

A the following list of the different Churches, and their
ie sud place meeting If there any mistakes We
VilmGke the necessary correction with pleasure:
s. NatLets's Ej,tscopaGi0a Corner Monroe and Byron
trses Rev L. II PSxiSs, Rector morning services 1UH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

SLirPIxGs PROM PUNcH.-The Universal Love.
The love that every one has for his own juke.
TuI RrGHT MAN IN THE RIGnr PnAcE-0ut of
consideration for the nature Of the functions the
netg Marshal General win have to fulfil in France
il has been suggested ne ought to change his
name from, " "Eiteissier'' to. :. .T'oliesuT. y
IT Russ ~ THE FAMIlx.-A pamphlet, we nre
told, is about to be published, proving the de
scent Of Louis Napoleon from the Man IN the
Iron Mask, 1t would seem that that celebrated
vIzor is still in the family, and that the descend
ant wears from choice what his ancestors wore
on compulsiOn. 4. --f7 -rr, ..orE
rSuIR TuoUGuTs FoR Two LEeGED. TOBACeO-
WoI.Ms.---Ncver marry tidy woman, as she
will be apt to make you smoke for smoking,
and will ever he ready to spit yuu for pit
ting. We have known hot pipe to make one
piping hot.
One excess follows another, as they who ae-
duire a taste for "hOuey dew, ultimately 1be
come very fond Of tsIaouHtain dew. vs.
dandy often carries an emblem Of himself
in his own mouth-a half Spanish cigar excel
lent WRAPPER" but very poor "fliirg, typical
| of his end-sinoke ard ashes
It is snid bysome ohjectOrs 10 the use OF to-
bacco, that tyIry cigar man smokes is nail
| in his coffin. However exaggerated this asser-
ton may be- II is evident that the continued use
E0fTthe article often produces coughin which
in itself is a-nailing g-its-consumptiOn, often end
/ ing in consumption. tQueTy-lf u man Kills
himself By the imInOivrate use of the weed,
does it follow that his widow must wear 'sfsdS
therefol:l s. Hst
J Ia conclusion, we would advise you 10 esCleT
your eilews; however, this is a mere matter Of
ehG,5iCc; but II you expcctorate high in the lap
room, yOn must not. eXpec-torrate high inlihc
ldra'n-ins-rOOIi - JJ ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

please, bul utter not a rord against Pope, King
Emperor, PRESIDENT. CHIEF JusTIcEor Der-
II. They are all infdllible 20
Beautiful Availability, how thon AIT wor-
SHIPPED! Magnanimous company Of .Aristocrats,
what extltation We exnlt in! +A4ss
The reason of an unbeliever teaches him the
reverse. The study of the grea. book Of self,
which Shakespeare so diligently pernsed,
teaches one a contrary doctrine. We love
not 10 paw obesance to error, which appears
here ard thereiike poisonous miasma. We
hate this many-tongued. rvii-eyed, brazen-im-
aged. deadly. fanged monster; and we wage a
warfare Of determination upon The diaholis,n
now abroad in the land. Let the impetus Of
the battle be directed against the Hydra's
breast. front, and head. and let not the ,rrong
ipse dirt Of any mortal be feared. The wri-
ter heartily endorses the opinion Of Senator
Trumhn'l in regard to the 'smen who wear
crowns" and hopes candid people will real
ize that error is not right, though il spring.
like mandate from lofty governmental sta-
lions. .' ny -. -'ttt r. H. GRIFFIN
ASHLAND, Sept. Sfh, 1853. -a'G i
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
Republican Meetings.
COT. s. r. CURTIS,

COT. s. r. CURTIS,
Our present Representative in Congress, and other
distinguished Republican speakers, will address the
people Of the First Congressional District at the fol-
lowing times and places, tc-wit: Tf&ut .G +;
Sidney. Monday, Aug. 80 at 9 p. m. 4r ...g
Clarinda. Tuesday. Aug. Al. At 3 n. m.
Quincy, Wednesday, Sent. I, at n. m i-5 ...,.rr
. Alton, Thursday. Sent. 2. at D. m.
winterset, F-idav. Sent. 3. at n. m. ..-- .e.
Indiancla. SATURDAY.. Sent. 4. at 9 p. m.
. Oceol., Monday. Sent. 6. at ep. m. ~. .... f.i#
Isen City, Tuesday Sept : at ?; ~ m M
Charlton. Wednesday, Sept. s. az 2p m.
corydon. Thursday, Sept. Q, at ep. m. 4 .aE
centerville, Friday Sent 10: at ~. m.
n nocmas,a: Saturday ssrt At p m
Alhia, Monday. Sept ~, at2p.m. g aI~A.
Rrnxvile, Tuesday, Sent "a. atenm ...,.
Newton Wednesday. Sent Is. step. m ~
Montesurn.. Thursday Sent 1s at 2 p. m. ...
sisonrnsy' Friday Sept y. az, at 2 pm.
1 ",s%rs c, Saturday Sept !, T. .tgp
Fairfield, Monday, Sept. %, at p m.
BRIGHTON: Tuesday, Sept 2, atepm
cr.wfcrasv,le. Wednesday, Sept. q. atep.m.
wanello. Thursday. Sept %, at ep M -..
burlington, Friday. Sept "a. AZ n. m.
Mt. Pleasant. SATURDAY.. Sent. 25, at pm.
Salem, Monday. Sent. p, at 2p. m. s>stg ed.
IT. Madison. TUESDAY,, Sent 90. att n m.
Nontrose, Wednesday, Sent 90 at 9 nj
n.ntonsport. Thursday Sent. 40. atep.m
birmingham. Friday, Oct. I. at n. m.
Ronaparte. Saturday. Oct. 2, at p. m. gu,
The Republicans at each point above named are
requested TO make the proper ARRANGEMENTS. and cir
culate notice OF meetings. Republicans, RALLY from
town and country.
By order ofthe -r...
... CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

KEEP IT. BEFORE THE WORLD. That the par.
~ Il at repeal-dthe Missouri Cumpromise,a
thus opened MP Kansas for the ii,.rcss aad os-
adjustment OF slavery in that territory THAT
sustained the Borher-R nffiau inyasi,us and
sutrages there. and secuted at :, Bleeding Kan
sas," that beloved londly for Squatter Sovsr-
eighty TIL they found that under it Kansas
would be free, and then set up q clamor for
Iecompton--that attempted to force Slave
Constitution upon Free Kansas, and when they
eonld not succeed by direct farce, attempted
10 fasten it upon the people BY bribery, and
threats--that have assumed the unjust and ty.
rannical position that population of 50, 900 OF
10000 is enough for slave State, but that
nothing less than 90, 400 GA $4,000 is enough
for Free Stdte--that bring out big guns and
tall roosters, aud that shout huzzas and hosan-
has over fine temporary defeat Of freedom and
free labor in Slave State--tliat maintain that
Kansas in as much Slave State as S,mth Caro-
lima or Georgia-that avow that the coiored
man has no rights which the white man is bound
10 respect-that while processing to be the
party ofeconomy. Ietrenchment and reform,
are sinking the nation to bankruptcy and
spending over eighty millions Of dollars per
year to defraY ordinry expenses Of Cover
ment-is the same partv that now have the
impudence and audacity to claim to be the
great Democratic party of the country-the
party of freedom; the party of equal and ex-
act Justice to all man-the rsgular successors
of the party that elected Washington, Jsffer-
son and Jae kson to the Presidency MT. Yer
non (Ohio) Republican.
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,GsENTsEas.haA MEmlCAy.
PRuSPIssrf.s & !

VoLrHs ForkrErk BEGINS STPTxxsKa II. 1ssS = Il
NEECiIANiCs, INVENTORS, MANUFACTURER
AfA MD FARMERS The Scientific A,nAri u,
has now Reached its Fourteenth Year aud vil s,,s.s
upon Srw Volume on The lith Of September II IN
we only weekly publication the Kind nov j.eurd
hr country ahi has very extensive rireulatiod
IN All the rtaies o: the Gnion Is IL not a. sope sixlt
suppose from its tte dry. ahst rse work On t.ehn
Cal sc'ehce on the contrary, IL dea With the sreaS
events going on In she scientific. mechanical aud IT,.
dustrial worlds as TO please and istruct everv ohs
IL the Mechanic or ArtExn wi,hes 20 knov ~. h.ss
machine In use, or how II make any .nh.t.nc. ~
poyed In his buEiness-f the Ilous.vif v.hs. a. -
recipe for making good color kc-f N. In ,.ntcr
wi,hes to knaw what Is going on In ~. 80 nsJn:
provenents- If the Manufacturer Wishvs "a h.., o.,.
ei Times and to employ the best facilities In
Ms The Man Of Leisure and study vIShcs
10 Keep himself familiar with the progress made In
ehe chemhca laboratory. or In the construction cf
telegraphs, steamships, railroads. reaprrs 1snav.r,
and n thousand other machines and applisnr.. ho,b
OF peace or war-al these desideruta can be nnnd IL
the Scientific American, and rot ekse,rAsrs rh.v.r.
mere presented in reliable and Inter eating fcr,
adaptea 10 The COMPREHENSIVE miuds - n,
the higher branches OF science and Art
Terms On Copy, One Year, O.: one copv al
mouths, Eve copies, six months a. 4 ten ecpiee
SIX months vs. ten copies. twelve months t5 AZ cen
nsh. t we months ex twenty copies twsity
Specimen copies sent eratr,;tonslv To- tr.,..,,..
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80 Letters should he directed ~. ssfssI 1sag.
MLNN CO.. 12S Yulton.st Mt
xB- Mcssrs MrNN& Co. are extrn.ivrlv .n....a
IN procuring patents for inventions and viil a.
wise Inventors without charge In regard 20 the nov.
wy ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aug. - tSAw.
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New York, Sept. Is.

NE" iokh, Sept. Id.
The steamer Star of the West ar
rived Saturday night with nearly ST.
100000 in treasure, AID California
dates to the goth August T
The Anti-Lecomptonites had nom
mated Jno. Curry for Supreme Judge,
and the Republicans endorsed the
nomination. The LecomI tonites nom
mated J. G. Baldwin. The Anti-Le-
comptonitcs had also nominated Hon.
J. G. McKibben and d. w. Dudley
for Congress.
The grading of the San Francisco
and Marysville r. r. is rapidly pro-
crossing. dsa aa
The telegraph is extended to Yreka
Advices from Frazer River are to the
l4th. The river had fallen and miners
were doing better. 81 o gas
Fire at Souora, on the 5th, destroyed
$4,000 worth of property. The Pres
byterian Church was burned.
The difficulties between Col. Fremont
and the Mercer Mining continues.
The latter refused to yield possession
of their vein, and the men who occupy
it insist that they will resist. s'2.n q.
II. M. Willis, City Prosecuting Att.
had resignedin consequence of charges
of disrcputablc conduct in social rela-
tons. i ad ~ .tf,,m
One thousand Chinaman had IAN
ded in California during ten days.
The Markets were very dull owing to
large arrivals and small demand.
Auction sales triAing. Provisions
steady. Financial matters easy, beyond
anything yet known. Collections highly
satisfactory, and money at one quarter
per cent. on merchandise securities.
On Aug. eth the business portion of
Georgetown was burnt-loss exceed
ing 100000.
A desperate affray occurred at Perea
Bar, Stanislaus River, on the 4th Aug.
between French and Americans, in re-
gard to a mining claim, resulting in the
death of 3 Of the latter Leonard Shock,
Abraham Delavan, and Robt. Warren
and the wounding of George Crooks,
McKenney, r Mcclure, Americans.
The French were outnumbered in
the fight, and used guns. The murder
ers had not been arrested.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

DOUGLAS At REDUCED PRIcEs.-The St.
Louis Republican states that portraits of Sena-
or Douglas will be for sale at BellevllIe at
reduced prices.
Busts Of our Senator are also being hawked
about our steets at price indicating the "c!ose
AZ the eoncern.'-[Ch Chicago Journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
New York Sent. IL.

ANI" Aohh, oOPo2 40
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived late
last night.
The Queen had returned to Eng.
land. Z ili8Gi.f EtJ 3ts 5J3E
Nearly 100000 pounds in gold had
been received from Australia.
Gen. Grant left Lucknow 10 relieve
Manning and capture Fitzbad.
Diplomatic agents of the Allies are
once more to reside temporarily at Pc
kin. ,stoitass ra pes .lsi5
a Chinese envoy comes to Paris.
Money unchanged. ~ sss s.
Flour advanced Cd, closing steady;
wheat advanced lasd, closing steady;
corn dull; provisions steady; some say
corn advanced Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. lst. r. s. & Co.
quote flour firm at an advance of 81.
closing steady; wheat firm and 1a2s
higher, closing quiet; beef steady
though without, any animation; pork
steady, lard quiet, 6os6da62s. gsi-,,s 81
Twelve vessels had been wrecked
on the English coast during the last
week. Crews all saved with one ex-
ception. I 80 's- go
Paul Morphy had played games
of chess bindfoldcd at once, at the
Birmingham Chess Congress, winning
all but one. .a & o2'ss .'s's7'"oa
Ten steamers arc to be employed
on the Galway and New York route,-
and eight others to English and Con-,
tinental ports, as feeders. 80 p .-s.saa2'at
Some large firms in Liverpool are in
difficulty. mt IA .r,.-..;. 4.
Sudelf, Mung Is Co., Paris, in the.
silk trade, suspended. Liabilitiesvery
large .7o@ .fs 5s''sT a vi'as1S '.s" OIL aj
Calcutta and China exchanges
were per cent. in favor of England,
Eighty grain laden ships arrived at
Marseilles on Aug. 25th. F.a hsI.a2
General business at the Port of Ion
don active
French commercial affairs show, an /
improvement. Hopes are entertained
for a treaty ofcom,nerce with Chine. d
The Turkish Ministry is out and
new one formed.
Sebastopol is to be commercial sta
ton without Publications.
The Jesuits obtain extensive author
ity to establish branch of theiro order
in China. d
The Prince of Prussia is to be Re-
gent at the expiration of the terms
OF his present powers.
Prussia addressed note to Vienna
on her occup ,tion of Ratsdadt.
Austria had addressed circular to
her agents respecting the navigation of
the Danube. Austriais alarmed at the
peremptory refusal of the Plenipotenti-
aries at the Paris Conferences to sab
init to the arrangem .nts made bv Ans.
t.'ia for the coun.eraction Of the Treaty
of Paris. rs.
The Notifications ofKa are to bere-
d.