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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

I@-The Juniats Sentinel refers with
commendation to the course of Messrs
HAYES and WITMER, Representatives of
this District in the General Assembly Of
this State, last winter, and states that
they are sustained by the people of that
county
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

SPEECH OF BILLY BowLEGs.-Billy
Bowlegs made a speech at New Orleans
the other day. Having inbibed more of
the "crather" than was good for him, he
spoke of his dignity, importance and abil-
ity TO whip the United States with seven
men. Here is the document 81 stand
up here, big chief, brave warrior. l kill
heap your people before, can do him
again easy give Billy seven good men to
follow on the war track, and he lick all
the United States, and scalp his father at
Washington Whoop ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
REPLY TO THE ABOVE.
BY JAMES AIKEN.

o, Prophet-Bard O'Rellly.
Quite ancient seems thy lay:
Poor Britain has been dying"
For many weary day.
A, least the croakers said so,
And sure they ought to know,
But the way she "kicks the bucket
Is awful, awful slow.
That Yankee bard John Trumbull,
In good old "seventy-six,"
Declared that Mother Britain"
Was giving her last kicks;
And that the Gallo vultures,
Croaking in dismal tones,
As daily she grew weaker,
Prepared TO pick her bones.
But the old jade, conround her:
Is heartier now than then
Richer in gold and silver,
And guns, and ships, and men.
Her meteor flag still flashes
Ger every distant sea;
And strange to say, it is upheld
By men both bold and free.
Her "morning drum" still rattles
Where'er the rising sun
Dispels from valley. lake or hill,
The vapor "rolling dun"
And when some lonely Yankee
In barbarous bondage groans,
His heart exults when England's guns
Pour out their thunder-,ones.
o Steamship Susquehanna!
Thy stricken, dying crew,
By wasting Pestilence pursued,
Ger the dark waters flew.
And England, "haughiy" England,
Whom Irish bards would ban,
Then acted tow'rds our Yankee tars
The Good Samaritan.
Blu, England hates the Slave-Trade,
And SO John Mirchers ire
Would overwhelm the hapless isle
In darkness, blood and fire.
"PlantatIon and tat nlgSerS
OF Heaven is Johns ideal,
And if the slave-trade's "busted up"
His vision proves unreal.
On thy returning birthday.
Great Minstrel, Thomas Moore,
Who toasted Nena Sahib
With plaudits DER and o'erf
According 10 these sages,
From narrow notions weaned,
Great Sahib is hero,
And Havelock fiend-
The blood of gentle womanhood
And helpless infancy
Is incense on the altar
Ofglorious "Liberty"
o Demagosues SO fendish,
Why will ye turn TO fire
The warm and gen'rous Irish heart
Which all good men admire!
Could noble old Saint Patrick
Revisit now the world,
Atyou, base Popish leaders,
His curses would be hurled!
How would his heart in gladness
Exult in EngIand's might
While DER the world she scatters
The Gospels glorious light!
"The sun of England's waning!"
O'Reilly, stick to that!
Twas from the "howly Church" ye learr
Your lesson all SO "paf."
When England's sceptre's broken,
Then Rome will reign supreme.
And fires Inquisitorial
Around the world will gleam.
Go on, great Bard o'Reilly!
Don't mind numbering lie
The Church grants absolution,
If in her cause you die.
Down with enlightened England!
Then Rome shall reign supreme,
And Saint Bartholomew once more
Shall pour its purple stream.
United States and England!
Ye men of kindred blood,
Together stand and stem the tide
OF dark oppression's food!
Still let the Bard O'Reilly
Pour forth his martial lay:
There's many wag will listen,
To pass the time away.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
The Burning of the Steamer Penn'a.

MEMPHIS, June 15.-As far as ascer-
tanned, eighty five cabin passengers and
one hundred and twenty deck passengers
have been saved from the burning of the
steamer Pennsylvania, on the evening Of
Sunday last. This would leave the num-
Der of lost as fifteen cabin and eighty
deck passengers, or total of ninety five.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
Tariff Meeting in PHILADELPHIA,

One Of the largest and most entbusias-
tic meetings ever held in the Quaker city
convened at National Hall on Tuesday
evening, 18th inst Henry c. Carey pre-.
sided, with long list of other officers.
A number Of protective tariff resolutions
we're adopted, among which we find the
following:
"Resolved that the course of the Hon.
Simon Cameron in reference to this ques-
tion, has our most entire approval, con-
trasting as it does SO favorably with that
of his colleague in the Senate, whose
votes on tariff questions, in our opinion,
totally disqualify him for wortbily repre-.
seuting cur State in the councils of the
Union"
Speeches were delivered BY Senators
Collamer and Foot of Vermont, Simmons
Of Rhode Island, Cameron of Pennsylva.
MIA, Hons. Humphry Marshall of Ky, Co.
vode of Pa, Thompson of Ind, 'and Z.
Joy Morris of Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

Prime grass butter, as yellow Is gold,
and as sweet as q nut, is selling at twelve
cents per pound at Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

SUNBuRY & ERIE RAILRoAD.-The al.
lotment Of work on this road from Will
Transport to Farrandsville, embracing q
distance Of thirty three miles, was made
on Tuesday, at the Company's Office, in
Walnut street, Philadelphia, as follows
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

MAINE LAW ESDoRsED-The people
Of the State of Maine took vote on the
Prohibtory Liquor Law on Monday week.
1t appears to have been all on one side.
The law was ratified by an almost unani-
nous vote. For example, Portland dis.
trict gave 1851 for prohibition and only
% for license. Gorham, 254 to l Fall
worth 157 to 0-and the other towns in
proportion. Maine appears determined to
give no quarter to the Liquor interest.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

We see it stated, that, while on LAID
thirty words minute can be sent by tele-
graph, from four to eight words minute
are the highest number yet sen. through
the coil of the Atlantic cable telegraph.
This would be slow work. An electrician
in Washington city prophecies its entire
failure.
Who Knows There is word, and
a very common one too, in the English
language, which, spelt either way, reads
the same 1t is a word Of two syllables,
and has been frequently used by every
man and woman in conversation. Who
Of our readers can tell US what Ii is
Old bead may be made as good as new,
by dipping the loaf in cold water, then
putting it in the oven after the bread IS
drawn, or a stove, AMI let it be well heat
ed through.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
TIE KANSAS ELECTION.

From The ST. Louis Dsmocyat
luiorma ion derived by US from private soarces, Of
the late Kansas election TO the effect that the vote
was very email and that the opposition has very like
ly carried the Territory against the Leayenworth
c. institution The following letter, however, from
correspondent at Quindaro, looks the other way; 90
QCNDsRo, May H.
very small vote was pollei here to-day Tho
State ticket received only abou. sixty votes-tas Con-
siution ffty.three.
Two or three Slave Democrats drummed up all the
drunken Wysndotx they could, and by making some
believe thew were voting sgaiDs. Lecompton, and 9TH
err that they were voting against negroes sueceeded
in getting about seventy votes against the Constfu
ton n cur friends had been active the straight vote
Ont have been doubled. l presume the vote for
ard against will be very nearly equal In this coroty.
There Will slsO be considerable opposition in Jehsr
.op johnson, Linn and Franklin counties. In the Ter
yitory there will probably be fifteen hundred votes
adverse 70 the Cor sut on and perh.ps ak thousand
in favor making the vote about the ss that Of
Oregon.
Tie English dodge is received with right spirit in
every portion Of the Territory. 1t will be voted down
with vengeance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
BOARD OF COUNCILNEN.
The Board met CT Thursday night, CHA

The Board met CT Thursday night, CHARLES ii.
HAswELL, President, IN the chair.
Peth0ns-Of J. WeyetD, 20 De renunersted for ir
jures 10 carriage by Hook AID Ladder Company No.
4; 10 Committee on finance. OF CnsYes II. Cope
lard, propcsiDg 10 furnish steam fire en-
gres for the use OF the City, to Committee on Fire
Department OF james O'Reilly, for medical GER
yices at Toe FOutt Ward Station House 70 Com
nit,ee on Police. OF DR.. Schaffer, FOR medcs ser
vices at Yokyille Police Court; to same Committee
OF Dr.. L1cge, ior med al servicee a, the sevenih
Ward tOr-HoUse 20 SAGE Committee.
Rcsol1tsCns-To direct ne Corpora;ior Conrsei 70
irfoIm he b ard as 70 he authority OF ne Conm'n
CouTc 20 remit or recuoe tsxes. Adopted.
10 crte, The Corpors. 90 Ce1bsei % it:orn re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
Hle0ifal.
NDS, Observation-Disclosures ORIGINAL

CANDS' SARSAPAR1LLA-THE ORIGINAL
- md GENUINE ARTlCLE-lnhuitelys superior to all 9TH
ers pleasant taste composed Of purely vegetable extracts
nay sth Of the with the greatest benefit
scroou eruPoni induced many attempts
10 initiate this article To prevent disappointment and insure
etsfsstory result ak fo Sands Ssrsspsrs ard take
o,b,r Prepared Nv g. d. SANDS DIugsisss No 100 Ju
top o. cor of WilhsmIst, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

Coal Is CANADA.- Coal has just been discovered
at Powmanve, u miles east Of Toronto, O. W. Great
excitement was created 10 the town by the discovery
ard extra paper isissued announcing the fact. IL
II considered remarkable that coal should be found in
30 snaIylle, in opposition % the decisrauoo OF Mr.
Wm. Logan ard amost all the learned geooy sta.
Tie u-Itis .ay lie s.sup ID siX feet tkisk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

70 their 10Th, 6g.s sub and one - high a. - lo1:o
number ibis l.e: ard oldest cf .be local uetrspoi'
ian pagers sells al half penny, and Claims c.reais
top Of li0tC Whether j; actually comes up % tha'
cannot say. Thtse cheap pspers are neither &C AZ.
rious por virdie:ve, be: appear TO be both decent
Ard Aetna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
NJEw-JERsEY RAILROADxFor PHILA-


The PenntyvsIs Railroad Prsburgh with rail-
roads from st. Louis Mo-. Alton Gsens and Chicago H.
Ynhfrt Lexington and Louisville By Tere Hsute, Madison
Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind; Cincinnati Dayton Spring
beld BeDe ntdne ssndGsky Toledo, Cleveland COLUMBIA
p.het boats from and New Orleans st. Louis Lousvls and
Cincinnati.
Through Tickets for The Eat be bsd at Of the sbovs
toned places N the West
Passengers will find this the shores most e1pe6tous and
comfortable route between the East and West
IRON EEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOUk.
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN S HOURS.
IRON NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ HOUn
Fare a. low any other route.
Fee bar I. bills in The hotels fths city.
Ybousb Tkes further information, msy Be led u ths
sfhoe OF the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
~ No. q stor House Broadway.
J.orary l. 1883 J. L. ELICIT. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
fraal Notllcs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
a. tsa County q NtwYes eonce hereby F'y.r e all rtf
- v;,, az IN ss.!IS DAVID DAVIES ai" Of se CITY a.
Nv, Ytt builder t,ss.d "a present the same with vouchers
th.uA 4 the subscber ~ the office Of " hoOMt 'sq
~ 80 cav of Jnne peat Dsee New YVh, .h' Serty'
ss,vtib dsy Of No,enttr mt , ,,.,,rs .,;rs.,,,r,
4IswtmF MAhi 'h'''H' 'N"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
UNHE LIVER INVIG0 X A 7 0 r
Plnplnsp Dp. sAWosn,

10 GO. Of The Psyesve and Liver Aesne nov before Ii.
pvbe Nat sets az C,6.a, ssseT mfas and efecta
sn sny other Medicine known. nst onv 0osafH ou'
. I,ssv remedy setss 6s the Ls~ " eject i've n'oIad s
tai Then On the bowels carry OF thai mattel tbus
.eosn plishns purposes e6scsay without Of tbe P
mi tes sapersn ED In the operation Of most CsAsrhss
.ns ~ system at that IL and
vbsn tst sn daily doses viii Strengthen and esad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

DEM YLVA MA RAlLROAD.-
l. fhe GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
ses Wssteyn North aud South western States
BY Railway direct This Rosd also connects 81
Pittsburgh with daily lines Of steamers 70 all porte on The West.
srn Rivera Cleveland ssndushy With the
ports the North Lskesmakine the most direct
cheap reliable by which FREIGHT be Forwarded
70 md from the Grea, Wet.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLAssBoots Sbces Hate and Caps Books csp ~
Dry Goocs Gn boxes bales and tuuks), Drugs leO =
liz boxes and bsles) Feathers Furs, &e.........)
SEcogp CLAss.-Donestic sbeeting shirtins aud
Ticking liz Original bsles Drugs lin csths) Had % cents
ware Leather n rolls or boxes), Wool and Sheep 100 D.
Pelts, Esstwsrd- &c............................l
fpIRD CLAss-AIvis Steel, Chains i'm csshs 50 cepts y
Hemp Bacon and Pork, ssted loose or in sasts no
Yobtcco, Or ufsotuTed except Cigars or Cut nc:
PouRrs CIAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Ycrh I'm boxes Eastward Lard and Lard cents
on Nsls, sods Ash German Clay, Ttr Pitch, lo q.
Rosn, ...s...'s''J
FLopR- n Dbl. until further notice.
CRAM - 100 10 until further notice.
CorToE- bale not exceeding 500 weight, unu furths1
notice. ,,,,
tns 70 mail the package WA PeDnsy Railroad All
oocs son,ssn.d to the AGENTS Of this Road .. Pbsdephs
Ph;sburgh Will BE- forwarded without detention
FRtIeRT AeESTs-Bsns Wormey, Co, Memphis Tenn. !
n y. sa4s Co., ST. Louis; p g. O'Reiiy Co.. Evsnsyilk
Ind; DumesniI Bell Co.. and Carter Jewett, LOUISVILLE
XIV; B. c. Medium, Madison, Ind II. W. Brown &C., and
Irwin Co., CiBcnrs att; NJ w. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE
Ohio Leech Co., No Klbyst, Boston; Leech Co., No.
2Istor House. Nsw-york AID No. South Wiism:st New
YoIh j. sneeder PhiIsdephsi hsgsw koon' Baltimore;
y. 4 ~art Pittsburgh. .,,,,
H. a. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
ia. SCOTT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
April lsss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

The livRR 81 L. RfN Nt".N"eM 49,
body and when Performs III. fenen'sr .'s, We Po~
mon entirely dspssdsn< on hesithy scion Of Ne
.,e@.eS |. ., suil w. bowel. fsu and ne whole
h,Sn. 900 10 do r duty Fn the &,sa.ss Of Mat
nan ons Of NJ ppopistors <f hs made bis rsdy, IN
russ,se AAn ~ aAy years TO hnd some remedy
vhesvh 70 sosos.,sct he many dsTansesenb W winch
p p%,. u., vi. cay .s Snas r.,.er .roa.
s.sd L'.s Con'l n any Of ~ forms has s0 70
Ts-.s Owns rsnSr ali nlSfad or rad hcs. tn.
gss i ..s. H. ni .os ss.: :. H %:u Of r ss
1vns ~, BIoop, si,ns Itoa. and Lsosh - &s whole
,sseossy WINS The sesse n Of ur 6ssAss- sS
BIIers Ar1leus ss IL cured AND, WHAT Is srIrsa,
rRFNTRBD, by Tie oseAsNia Use Of %e A'hk MNssA-
'm UM ,e,-ot 10 relieve the stomach
AID prevent the feed from ne ing ~ q s"nht. ,,.
Only one taksn t~fre u lrsr'ns We'ene NiesIH~e
O,ix one doS NkSl at night. bsseps hs Io~cs gen
Nv and cures CosTivssrsa III n...
On, dos. Of two teaspoon fus VIII Always relieve SICK
ots, ,.l., sa u.j, - obs,, sscns the
tss o ". a., ss' sn%sssly - hsys. Co,Ic WIFI
o.. dos, cNsn p,p~e.sd 10 for CBoi ara MON
A.. 80 /, u,y.bty. al CaoLERA
On. or. A.,. !. nsed-d 10 throw Of hs system the
erec' s ,aaen sr vs p,es removes al saSown-s'
One sose sss.n .icH r. fors eating vsos " The
siTs'e a., nasn ,srs,sxh ere. CHRONIC DIAHkHsi N
ma vor; ftms whUs Sun CInEk and Bowl sonrsh"
ysd Amost ,he hrst dose
Children: thsre asT speedisg remedy ID No
world. ~ II sss~ fab IA =.
A kwb ottIf~ DkorsY, ley escfDe the sosFt-nes
We take plesssre In ,so>n <frrnding ms nedS,ne
pr.y.ptivs for PrvSs AND iAGvS. Cunt FrNss Mo AZ
f,yEEs 81 BuIo Tyr ~ operates Win eotHiaJ soo
Gou,srds willing ~ tssify re las wonderful vrre~
All who II sTe s,nf thsu unanimous testimony NJ w
hVoI.
both tosstseI. . $3.50, ,.,uco,.ro,
ts A SCIENTIFIC pED1CAL DISCOVERY. and 10 dshy
,n,,s .mos 40 seai believe u " by msSe
- M S,t So,s ,,,sas Ssasst and sekoH than she
,.or,,d "a cur. lnd % LvTE Compliant nom tf WORT
i,Sr, a., p.ss.p,-l 70 bcadaeA< al o! Which are
~. ,.r,u of a DIsuAsrD LgvIk.
w ''' Pr,ck Borris
pr SANFORD PropktoI No N5Rv.dwty $780,
Retail Asents 10 NswIcrk: FRCDEklCk v hCshION,
A., no ~, H,a,s eeurr Barclay and az Bosdwsy sorbss
CAp.I ard al Druggnst IN the eotniry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
H.R. ROFfMIRE.
JAMES OWENS,
Jo.ut Committee Oh Accounts, Board Of Aldermen.
CHARLES @ CORNELL,
JAMES NJ. CROSS,
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Street Commissioner sent in q communication
sdyising against building the proposed retaining wall
in Fifth avenue between Fifty. fourth and thty-ninth
streets and recommending the repeal OF the ordinance
under " hich the work to be done. Lad on the
table, and ordered printed.
AID LYsEs offered preamble and resolution 70 the
eff. CT that the Fire Department II too large, ana re-
ou.,tipg the Committee on the Fine Department TO
consider the matter and if il would not he ad-
ysptsgeous TO the city to reduce the number o. men
and companies and ID report 10 the Board such sug-
gestiOus ard ordinances as they may cecice on.
The report was accepted.
The Mayor sent 10 a communication respecung the
.ut between the United States and Capt Judkins, OF
the steamer Persia The bOIed resolutions Oh the
subject were adopted:
k,ord That bis Honor the Mayor BE-, aud ne hereby az
orlec into sgfremsJ behalf Of tbe cy noaL
Curt. Judiu. OF the Steamer PeTss, harmless sssse a.
r.cuos by tb. United for obstr1c;ng others Of the
tOm In the their duties where the ootfc
Ion ObedieLce 70 the orders u the hess
ficer While the Persia was 10 QrsTsntne
Re,or,d also That the Counsel for the Cosporor De- directed
dnd all such pros ons VIXEN he shall be thereto requested
hy his HOLor the Mayor -,
favor Of lsyiDg out public park on Fourth avenue,
nom Thirty fourth to Thirty tth street. THEREFOR
WIS adopted.
recommending the abolition Of the Bureau of Survey.
ing. ard al ordnance was passed sbolishing sdcn
bureau.
AID PooLE moved 10 take from the table The reso.
lutiop directing the Clerk 10 call election for
Alderman o! the Ninth Distric, 10 place Of John s.
Gregory deceased. The motion was carried, AMI after
some debate the resolution wes lost by to-.
The ordinance recognizing the CToton Aqueduct
Depsrtmert. in accordance with the Charter was
taken up and adopted. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

TIME MIRACULOUS CURES in BROOkLfN:
The undsrssned whose healing powers are Acknowledged
svdriu cus al and great many ether diseases
Nv uAsuetan. Headache tued il two minutes Ioo'h4'he
,,d 10 Two minutes Rheumatism otD cured IN ie" Gays.
I IOTWTNDAHL the Mseret1sr No 2el Alauue'''
pro.syu Ofhos hours from g. % II m isom , to p m
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE Pr. :. T.
Il TONNSTNDS SARSAPARlLLA Wboessle ard Rr.A'l
D.p- No l2 Bfo&Gwsy FJon a., Otbce No . oIIo-
.,,s - Psul's CbuI,b ks~ ioTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

seer 10 have had any considerable sum Of mercy
With bim AIt from al the evidence in the esse tie
Committee are inclined TO the opinion tia. be
authorized 70 promise the payment OF money IA the
event Of The euccefs of the measure
I. 10 proved that ga, 600 was paid to Mr.. Wslcot
coon aer the adjournment Of the lat session of Con-
grtfs, by LAwTeLce, stone Co., evidently for the
purpote Of fulfilling his alleged promises and spder-
tskpyt made DUNG the 10 secure tie passage
Of the tariff. This 10 addition 70 come 500 sd
ysDced for expenses during the setGon.
The proofs DO not show that lie even paid dollar
with the exception Of 600 to George Ashmun Of
Mases Oh usetts Whether be falsely represented TO
Lawrence, Stone & Co. that be had made promises
which required this sUm 70 enable HIN to meet. or
Whether be had in fsct made promises which he after
ward failed to comply with, nay be matter Of con-
trCvery; bet there doubt tina. he cheated sons
body, and appropriated pretty peariy the whole Of
the vsst FUN to his own use. II was al paid to him
in the month of March, 1857. The first payment was
by a draft drawn by the Boston house upon the New
York house, dated March ii 1857, for $1,000 The
rext was made the 18th OF March, and paid by
Mr. Store in negotiable paper and q check upon the
Metropolitan Bank, New-York, aid amounted TO
sSO, COS So. On the 18th Of March, be was paid by
Mr. Store the further sun Of sl3 9Sl Il.
Mr. Slsde Of Boston 200, making in the Aggregate
$4,000 The further Gum Of 8, 600 paid, through
Mr. Ezra Lincoln, TO Thurlow Weed Of Albany, and
SSH 90 wss paid by the New York house to VAR
persons in comparatively smal sumo This makes an
aggregate Of Ss7 III o., which is the whole amount
found on the books OF Lawrence, Stone Co. charged
TO the expenses incurred n the passage Of the Tariff Of
1857. OF the g, III OF disbursed by the New-York
house there was paid TO ID. NJ. Stone, editor Of The
j. N Reynolds. o.V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

The obsng Of the steamship Florida which arrived
yesterday morning from Savannah has for full
hles Of late papers,
BarE BIZ Taylor from Philadelphia for BOSTON, while pro
cee6pg down the river monday sprung aesk aud re-
turned 70 Philadelphia for repsus.
Bans wasDsssn-Thsee seamen ard the cooks wife q
donsdo, month Of River Plate in Nay last
B.s. BE- suses:s from oiesiussc. for Boston before
before she was assisted OF BY wrecker-.
seaR LosnaEn Harding from Baltimore for Boston, was
ouEEsssows July sl,Put In The American schr Colsnsl
coo.e Shereurn, from Liverpool for Detroit US win pig
s.. &c lowed for three days BY the Petrol pilot
American ship Manchester Of New York. hauled into
the Royal vicioris dry dock for repair.
rhs steamship Augusta OF the savsnnsh line went on the
Dry dock yesterday for repsrs.
Notices 60 Mariners.
NIP CRY v ss:s Ss .s ~
Mia Cor Sydney on sept 1851 At % PM steering 50
he sp up e@ on ss
beam Of which he counted number and very
Of The sous fseas and ne books 10 bic TIE made
Hove sroup ne eosdsr. hs roup low ans. serp
dangerous darr nishs when person aware Of ther
esisienco.
Spoken, sc.
July B, lat ~ is, los 10
bsrs date lat rs M lon Is % the Dutch brio Active
s,s nes s win sna -is5
for Aspinvan, Aug q in Mona Passage.
Foreign Ports.
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fa| sssi "a Esriisl wyatt for xoulmein. sid son. Ia