Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
S U III MARY OF NE W s


n by the arrival of the Vanderbilt at New
/ YORK we have four days later news from Eu
rope. The weather for laying the telegraphit
Gable had been very favorable, aud the squadron
had returned to the station. The wheat crou
promised finely. The screw steamship New
iofN mas proved an entire loss. The programme
lor The Inauguration Of Chesbourg is fully ar
ranged upon. France is now in concert with
England, taking measures against Jcddah, A
monument to Madame Sontag has been erected
near Dresden, by the Duke of Mecklenbure.-
l" france money matters are improving, and
'he crops will be very large. In England also
everything is equally encouraging.
The reports of the Frazer River gold mines.
sent from San Francisco for publication in the
London Times, are of the most exciting de-
ScrIptIon. The writer anticipates rush ofl
emIgrants from every quarter of the rlobe to
lhe III Dorado. lie advises the steamship
Urcat Eastern to be Immediately sent out to py |
as passenger and freight vessel from The
Panama Isthmus, along the Mexican coast to
San Francisco, and thence to Vancouver's
Island where, he asserts, she could easily bc
docked at points on the coast.
Advices have been received at WASHINGTON
from Salt Lake City, stating the engineers are
engaged in selecting sites for permanent forti.
fications at that place.
The colored people of Boston celebrated the
anniversary of emancipation by mass Meeting
including strong speeches and resolutions bv q
'olored speakers, and terminating in military 5
ma CIVIC ball on grand scale.
From Washington, we learn that the Mis-. y
sSissPpl Central Railroad company agree 10 "
convey the mails between Washington and New b
)rleans IN four days Gen. Cass has promised II
give his immediate attention to the alenod
legal mining tax referred 10 in letter from o.
'oV' stevens, VIII .ch is eXacted by the Hudson o
'ay company. A strong effort was being made u
obtain foreign mission for ex Mayor Vaux. "
by way of New Orleans we have later news
'om Mexico. Communication between the F.
oast and the interior had been cut off, and the hi
respects of the Zuloaga party were gloomy IN
rising IN favor Of the Consitutonalists had -
ken place in the province of IIuasteca. and
le GoVernSr OF Tamaulipas had left Tampico
the head of SIX hundred men, to put it down r% lP
james Kelly, an Irishman by birth, was exc. ar
lted in the Jail yard at Brooklyn, L. l., Friday. "y y
r the murder of his wife. an
During the squall, Friday, the schooner Ann 70
Ickrell was capsized in the Delaware. of M MD'
hester' The wife and one child of the cap ca
IN were drowned, and all the rest saved. IN IN
The U. S. sloop of war jamestown has been Sta
oxen off Havana, bound to New York. with as
lrty or forty cases of Chagret fever on board h S
A meeting of Germans has been held in New no
Ork' to make arrangements for the formation So
company to emigrate to Frazier River lo4I
bout fifty persons enrolled their names for for
p to the new northwestern Ophir, in vessel cts Tls
their own chartering.
For FRAZER RIvER.-Thc emigration to the Of
I'D regions promises to be large The Moses the
lylor, the regular mail steamer on the 5lh. mo
ii go out crammed full, and will probably % ros
ke upwards of 500 passengers. cnI
There is a growing opinion, says New York roc
per, that we are to have four or five wears bic
good business in the United States, and there Ias
signs oft, small beginnings as yet, but in coli
easing every day, in many parts of the Union. nea
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