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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-20
Our Nassau Oorrespondenco.

nassau, BAHAMAS, May g. 1858.
Doings Of he Legfslature-Briish Crsisrs at Work
Seiswe Of 7,oo Vesscls-7he Weather and the State Of
Health, dc
BY the Of The British brig Victoria OF this port In
the Chesapeake Bay my last letter sent "bo.som
less perdion" The particulars Of Inst loss already
known 70 you I shall nov repeat some Of my lost
epstle.
The House OF Assembly voted floo 70 their Speaker
the Hon. G c. Anderson-who has served In that o.
pacity for twenty years, testimony Of his zeal
TALENT ability and fah'ulness In the discharge Of his
duties SUCH The Anderson family 70 this Island
from Georgia during the Revolution The Speakers
faher vas royast, and wore cockade in his hat till
mis- death.
The troubles In India have put the British government
10 their wits epds ~ koow what 70 do with the rebel
sepoys They arc wfsoy 10 send out 70 the coloo'es ss
many they may reqwre but how, and upon what
terms definite satisfactory explanation has yet been
Afforded us Inagua our great self producing island, In
want labor, and the conditions OF acceptance
fair and advaotas Ia probable that Legs
sture would consent 70 the reception OF at least nod
number.
Ipsgua win, DO doubt become Of more and moro i'm.
por,anoe botn regards lis own prosperity and that Of
Several OF her macsty's eunboss are cruising IN our
In the nifty Of Ioasua (Which hey make heal
quarters and renoszvous) on the lookout or vosseis
engaged In the trade, and not without success
Her Msesty's sunboai jasper lately captured .
Spanish ship the Amelia, Of Barcelona OF six hundred
tone fitted out In Havana having on board 2eo dou
Majestys gun boat Forward captured topsail schoon
or OF $50 called the Cortes, with full cargo and
Specie bond 10 "he coast" These prizes taxen 70
Jamaica, where there mixed Commission Court for
condemnation. the American government ~sro dn.
posed 70 stop the ebony and ivory trade t~o or three
smart steamers In neighborhood would Do Of
service
me legislature WAS closed by Governor Bavsy on the
10th uit, who gave his assent 20 twenty seven bills
Ihe erection Of the iron lighthouse at Gay Jboe Is pro
sresrpg under the supernepdence Of Mr.. Scott, Chief
EngineA
Wreckpg has been very profitable during the past
season The wreckins law vili, probably, loosen
the number OF persons In thai occupation, who viii,
hope turn their 10 Industrial pursuits
need not descant upon the subject shch has s good
well "a bad.
May has burst In upon In great glory. April wound
up with two heavy showers OF rau, and now Nay
treats 10 occasional one, which causes vegetation
to spring rapidly besides which the air cooled and
freshened We shall require cooling In ell June, July and
August and may fully expect 70 have the inner man
moderate In that degree, - cargo or Ice coming 70 %
from your region.
There are no fevers here now Measles In town
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The Reported Capstulasseu OF the Mormo
Iron the Nsehin gton Union. Nay Is


From the Washington Union, May Is
We believe that official nfor nation has been re- eved
by the government giving confirmation 70 the advoes
very important true, that have been autographed from
81 Louis Theee advicee with IN impress Of Nush
and circumstAnal than spurious intelligence
usually h.
III the news prove true win be welcome indeed. n
10 hardly consistent with the previous advices hal
ceivcd q the vigorous taken by The Mormons
10 cut oil supply trains and harrass our army IN de
tail; but the news 20 gratifying and 20 welcome, that
few are disposed 10 question H. true, viii be . new
proof of the value Of energcnc measures and steVn
policy the part Of govern aent towards rebellion.
Mere passvity resistance on the part Of tho
Mormons the presence a army, will amount, how
ever 70 very ae In thc settlement Of this Mormon rou
BILE The real Of Utah n The impo-ter, Brigham
Young and even n The bc OF bis pacific
lures 10 the officers sent out by The government, Ne
doubt vhcthev can be regarded ~ . bcnd fds sub
mission. No sesuemes Of the Utah fSculty cNn be
regarded efrectual or reliable which leaves this
impoeser In the exercise OF his dominion over
the religious mind OF that community. We may have
The semblance Of peace but there can be no pesce ia
fact between the federal government and the community
who acknowledge Young thor ruler and prophet Nor
there be any security In thas community for the c
Of the United States who profess different bolicf
long m the despotsm Of the Mormon church remains
Were the reported true, therefore, We should be
slow TO regard conclusive Of peace " regard any
peace reliable which len Brigham Young tho despo< 6
rAh.
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SrrcDr ~ 0pAvcr eouSrv.-Mr. isssc Lent, veil
known citgen, residing near Highland Nils, Orange
county, recently committed eucsde oJ hanging himself In
his barn with halter,
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Full details Of the scenes following the fail Of Lucknow

Full details Of the following the fail Of Lucknow
are published
The Of Of the Beguus and three ladies Of
the Zepsvs killed by discharge Of muskesry when
the ooors burst in before soldiers that they
we're vomea. The puDder and destruction OF property
seems 10 nave been immense The troops had been ex
poeed n great labor before the city.
Strong measures were At last taken 70 preserve order In
the city, and prevent plunder expected that 5000
men would have 10 be left u garrison Lucknow.
Symphonic were observable Of gathering cloud In the
northwest a1d tve urged fear
Of . sudden outbreak Of the Six ms
Sir james DURAN had is uet proclamation declaring
that the Britkh government had intention carry
IN armed propae Andism, ~ oebeveo among the
uves and the Governor General had issued Q proclama
ton promwDg rewards 10 those who had been faithful
and calling oh To submit thros the
the mercy Of the Britain He cond sates all
the estates Of the latter but pvonounces that their lives
81 all be spared, they are not guilty OF shedding
derous blood
The Pars Pays sfIrms that In private despatch Sir
Colo Campbell bias urgently demanded largo and imme-
date account 81 the great losses h
Amy hes susta,ped ~ sckpess and the enemy p nre
The Pop say, trait powiths landing the takirg Of Luck
Dude pfi In full inrnrrecsson and revolt and in
stead Of been troddss out extends daily.
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country and have attracted ths aentos Of both
II Congress. Their continuance cannot fall 70 producs
- most serious effect upon The relations Of tho
countries The President confidently believes that Vic
British naval officers, in lhe adoption Of these high
banded measures, bave acted without The SushOry and
hsve mistaken the views Of their government but 10
less due 10 The United ssates Mat thor conduct shall
10 dsavoweA and perempsOvy orders ssued 70 prevent
Ne Tecurs.se Of stmtar proceedings, You viii comma
ncste Earl Aalmesbury the reasonable expectation Of
ne Presidents that ths subjeos shan reserve me mme-
diass attention Of her Britannia AAjssys government and
Nat the sseYs who have been guilty Of these outraxes
shall 10 Aed properly responsible fos their conduct and
Nat where DeCupsry interests have been sustained the
Interested PARTIES shall receive just compensation You
will invite the particular attention q Lord Malmssbary 70
Ne socuIrenee Sagua La 6rande aad 70 the just expoc
ation Of the United States that Me q redress
sdoped by Me Brhh government upon his will 10
ssch 70 mark With Ne AspsasuYe she conduct u The
s0er whsee proceedings have given serious oause Of q
fence 10 friendly Power, ard 70 prevent similar mterSe
renee hereafter.
LETT1 FROM OUR CONSUL GENERAL AT HAVANA.
Mr. nythe, Consul General as Havana, oommun lcates
10 The State Department under date Of April 29h state
nent Of the capture Of the schooner Cotez Of New York.
BY the British gun boat Forward about the 18th Of
April, about half way between Havana and Naaanza. he
says that for sse time past number Of British gunboas
and large vessels have been active IN cruising for savers
the north and south side Il the island Many complaints
have been Dade BY American masters that espionage
has Been exercised their vessels both annoying and
insulting In their character me American brig A. A.
Chapman, trading 70 New Orleans, thus annoyed
her lAst visit 10 Havana Her commander complained and
expressed fears Of being pursued and boarded Similar
complaints were made . few days after by Mr..
Simpson, captain Of The Brownsville, In the same
trade. Samuel Ubersban, II the bark Glenburn,
u Richmond, complained that he was stopped on the
18th Of April by the British steamer Basisk while .
voyage from Antwerp 70 Havana, and boarded by N
sOer who stated that he had orders from the Admiral
a Jamaica 70 board any vessel IN the neishborhood Of
Cuba.
Several afdavs from passengers on board The schooner
Cores accompany Consul Bythe's letter, Of whom
says he robbed by the Of the British gunboat
the captain of which was drunk There u also the evil
deBce Of The seamen, sustaining the facts alleged.
The documents were referred 70 the Committee on
Foreign Re atoms.
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PORTUGAL,

reported that the vine disease has again shown
hsei In Portugal
rhe elections had resulted largely favor Of the govern
msnt candidates.
The new Queen Of Portugal Q visit TO the Queen
Of Ex z and
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PASSENGERS By THE NIAGARA

M Rohe lady and two children Mrs Ranbip Mrs Mayo,
Mrs Cyley and servant Mr. Johnston lady
ter Chapman Mics Bsddcck, Mr. Krayen'rsten lady and
hrs MADDEN and serysnt rremers and lady MIS- south
and lady Mr. Martin lady and infant Miss Mls M
Mrs. Msrshal Mr. and Mrs. Goodman and child Dr. Nagie,
Mr. krs Norton Nessrs Kaach Wsllachtagel proetor
Eoeuth, Kretcb Reed, BINGHAM ,omAr Rofs Dunbar.
Cos 81 Mcdonald, Chambers Parksr Calvert Andersen,
Eide, Kane, SAMPSON, chamberlain, 6ymmonds. behr
Pa Headline
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FRANCE.


me Emperor 10 sIpscasd - psy Ven days. v'snN
brf'Apy IN July.
Professor Morse he's The so,srnmspt
thes give him focr hundred thossand for tbe
Of ks sysstm In France
bsSs in France continued W snow symptoms Of i'm
povenenA Increased orders fyom the United stsns osi
RI scbeo Lyons.
there were runners Of nsw esuass Cossuum touching
Me press
prominent supporter of Cava,sssos government hat
h Paris 70 remain away until Afser ths elections we're
ever, and \ vas surmsed tbss hs departure Yves Bet
Paris letters stass that The rupsror rscspsos, bad
sebNs.d one Of The deputies for expressing h,mssm
strongly m opposhos 70 the government the LS
skisaure, snd that Tie incident was much spoken o.
me anniversary Of the death Of Mayhem nsi neon
tekbra.ed IN Paris with imposing religious csrspones
She Queen Of Holland was ON visit 10 Napoleon
The session Of The legislative Body had been further
me Bourse sised nrm on ,hs 7b ii sof Soc for 70.
count ana COZ roc for money
me sses, sesps,ch says that General Bosques health
had become Alarming.
The P.rs correspondent Of the London TINES says that
The Belgian government very active IN all mat reates
70 he Amy Ano deeboee ef the country.
SPAIN
despatch from PNA SAYS that . telegraph from
Cortes have been suddenly and definitely wMogusa'
Some Of the Minister'S have rendered their rosg aaons.
NAPLES
Advoes nom Naples ray that the import and export
duties about 70 undergo considerable reduction.
maximum DUTY Of 26 per cent Of their value will be lowed
~ on oil goods imported.
Several fresh shocks of earthquakes, causing much
damage, had occurred.
PORTUGAL.
reported thai the vine disease has again shown
mssf in Portugal
rhe elections he'd resulted largely in favor Of the govern
The Queen Of Portugal WAS on visit To the Qaes,
Of Ex 8 and.
DENMARK.
letter nom Copenhagen states that tho preliminary
work for the construction Of four large coast batteries
forming tho 6rst part Of the works destined 10 defend
Copenhagen, had been commenced.
RUSSIA.
Details OF the Arrangements for the abolition OF serfdom
published Three periods ndcA4ed for
the completion OF the measure, and the serfB TO
main attached 70 the property until they have purchased
their freedom.
TURKEY AND GREECE.
was Yumored that Turkey and Greece would accept
the arb alton Of the great Powers the question
pending between tho two States the legal jurisdic
ton Of oonsus.
News from Athens reports that the Chambers have
voted sum for sugms nt,ng the marine.
PERSIA.
Letters state that thirty thousand Persians had beaten
the furconans and we're laying siege 70 their capital.
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NAPLES.

Advces nom Naples ray that the import and export
duties about 70 undergo considerable reduction
maximum DUTY Of Is per cent Of their value will be lowed
~ on oil goods imported
Several fresh shocks Of earthquakes, causing much
damage, hAd occurred.
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ysncsi 90 3ls. Rice ssaov Sa,pstre duI,, 81 decline
a. ~. als. 81 Tea out rris inquired tor ao1 prces
ueas; O-rgoo IN aching at Ia. Va rafo~ dull; New
York, t4s Tn hss advanced 81 the Eng
nh soris Spirits turpeniide firm at AS
REQ. ~ white, 7s To- Cd Corn hrm, With advance
or IL on white Viii In quoted 81 35s Yellow quiet, st
as Cd 3's Nd The wsaher has been quite favorable
FOR the gro~iog crops.
BAvRv MARKrr5.
For the week eodipg May
Cotton buoyart, with partial ADVANCE all grades.
sses ~ the week ending Yesterday 300 bales Stock
1876 900 hses New Orleans tres ordnsre loaf Bread
stuff dull and declined slightly. po.asbss firm u N
advance Pearashes nrm but unchanged 10 PRICE Oose
quiet but steady Whale oil In good demand Prsvishus
dull and quotations nominal Rice quiet q Q decline.
Sugar quiet, but steady Lard buoyant wbalebCAe -.
i've and arm.
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DENIM ARK.

letter from Copenhagen states that tho preliminary
work for the construction Of four large coast batteries
forming the drst part Of the works destined 10 defend
Copenhagen, had been commenced.
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RUSSIA.

Details OF the arrangements for the abolition Of serfdom
are published Three periods indicated for
the completion OF the measure and the serfs TO
main attached To the property until they have purchased
their freedom.
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Tho Niagara sailed from Halifax port u one O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, for Boston, where she will be duo
about ten O'Clock this Thursday evening. Wind 1t Halifax
light, and blowing from the +. Weather clear
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Aadrk, dated the 7th, four p NJ, announces that Tho
Cortes have been suddenly and definitely prMogued.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-08
A beloved Daughter saved! by
the use Of Two Bottles of DR.
Hall's BaISaIn.

Camden, Hilsdale Co., Mich, March 2, 1855.
Messrs. o. r. BAKEs Co. s
GentS:-My daughter confined to her bed all
last winter with Diseased Lungs. Our physician hay-
ing given her up, was induced to try your valuable
remedy. at once procured bottle Of DR. WM.
HALLS BALSAM, AND COMMENCED USING IT
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, and am happy to
state that with the Of the first bottle she
much relieved be able to dress herself and by the
use the second bottle she was ENTIRELY restored
to Health.
would most heartily recommend all persons wo are
suffering from Diseased Lungs, or any disease arising
from COLDS to it at once The above remedy does
not fail in any instance, to do all it is recommended
SAMUEL LEAMAN.
BoLLEs, SMITH CO., Preprietors, IA South Wa
ter street. Chicago to whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
PkiCE$1 90 per bottle six bottles for IS 90, for
sale by J. l.. Taylor VIM. F. Emendorf, c. Lawrence,
ottumwa, Collins Knight, Abba, j. c. Dunlap Co.
Eddyyilie, W. Baker, Iowayile and druggists every
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TIE D0IlsLE LETrLE GIAs1.as
OR TWO MILLS In ONE!!

Patente May. is5i. Improved in 1e5u
vHyEss Little slant Corn and Cob Mill is sin, 10
n a,d portable Insebne formed tine ccEe n.;il
pr!heipit entirely ef cast iron for fsil and
use undersigned for prepafiI foodinr stsek, which
IL DOES az the rate often 10 twenty bushss per IA,
according 10 the size OF the Mill. An improvement
has been eGectediG its model tile present eeasor,
which consists in adding another Gone aud sett Of
crasheis, together With improved Bridge Tree and
IN snbsiiupga Dox platform In place ef the old ees,
by ineiis of all ofwhich the speeds nearly 0oaled.
ana twlen requiredlf The MlIdapted also to gribor
sheiied corn into homnoDy and fine al for iaLily
use iiy reversing the motion, in other words tr
Ienlhg ~ backwards, ten fifteen quarts of mes! ~
the hei are obtained, and the balance Is superior
honmony or good food for feeding
The ADVANlAGE or FEEDING sO0RN.1ED
COB MEAL PE0YEN. Aa NY "a
Henry Alspaugh, Of Greenfeld co., Ohio, says;''lr
1904 myself and brother raised large crop OF corr,
anu purchased Of cattle " fatten. Ny broth
er wishing To divide our interests, offered me hftcsn
cents per hundred pounds for lis choice the CATTLE
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
twenty We then divided rern; he fed bis "in the
shock and had mine ground together With the eob.
and fed II in roughs nailed around the ard.
Ny brothers corn did not hold out long ~
mine though had divided equally. and he fed sey
enty head to my h1hdred and twenty. When hiA
corn WAS out let him have from mine; and when We
wasfoundtha my cattle had gained' 1--WE pounds o.
the hundred, double what his had ned, and my
profits were thousand dollars than his "
Each min furnished complete, ready for attAchne
team and no exiry power required than what Aceon-
panies each n,iiI
For sale ~ KEITH. ROBINSON CO.. Darlington.
Iowa. p32y
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Il. 4. q.
TIE MEDICAL TRIxrTr.

TIE MEDICAL Trinity.
Each OF RADwAYs Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers certain diseases; and hen
the READY RELIEF RESoyATING REsoLYEsr the REit.
Lhrog, used for the certain class Of disease they
specially designed for, the system undergoes rap.
III TRANSPORTATION from lis diseased condition heal
Thy and happy state Of existence.
RADwAY's READY RELrEF.
This remedy is TO be used externally, taken inter
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minutes IL stops the most tornring pains, sabdues ali
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Lanbago, Gout, Paralysis, Neuralgia, foothache,
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Bear in mind. there is no pain SO severe but that
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RAILWAYS REGuLArogs.
The discovery of these wonderful Pills establishes a
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They insure those who take them, good appetite and
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Each Pill, that taken, gives life the blood
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One or two doses Of RaDwAY's REGULATORS will en-.
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Jaundce, Nervousness, Indigestion, Costiveness Liver
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troubled with Irregularities weakening discharges
may rely upon prompt cure and regular periods, II
RAILWAYS REGrLAToRs are taken
PICTURE OF HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
few doses OF RAILWAYS REGULATIONS will insure a
clear fair pure and healthy skin and rosy complex
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low eyes a clear aud brilliant appearance. RAILWAYS
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ana the use Of the Ready Relief as washer for the
teeth and aromatic for the BREATH will change the
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a;urItnutcu 6. Jpsrtissm1nts.
Bur.lin gtOn Foundry.
f'1HAS. =. n LIN IL. Burlington. 10 W

n AN prepared to furnish Steam Engines and Boilers
u If various sizes and kinds;' Circular Saw Mills,
Smut Mills, Browns Patent Portable Grinding Mills,
Balcony Railing, Fencing, Door Fixtures for Vaults,
Jaiis, &c. Is
FOR SALE-Gum and Leather Betting, Saws of all
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Roseuo..i. M.aesa M mi btae. u istt

cEalrs =. 5000. &c.,. &.
AMI great ymiety Of articles Grnaiiy kept in frat
class furniture Narehopse which nuIaei Gus
mention. s-t+h
Mahogany and LACK " aiEat Looking GLASSES ist,n
21ets To y GO.
Giit frame hooking Glasses from 81 70 &c $3.50 pc.
Matrasssss IS &c $50 30.
Hrass checks with iron frames, fron. ~ 81 20
- CO.
liberal discount made to country dealers t,t.i-,i