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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
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THE "OLD DOMINION
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PERSONA.

-. Ms Da Mota wife Of the Consul General
OF Brazil, in Brussels, died in that city on the r
December. " '''''
-. Hon. g. Goodrich, Mass Cant Lard
neI, Y :. v; Col John Harris, q 8 NJ. c. are
al Wilards'. O'' "'0
-. Miss Barring. daughter OF the English bank
or, l., II Is said about to be married TO Lord In
ron, Duke of Grafton. u'
-. Mr.: }. BatIett Gibson, is hereafte, n h.
associated with Mr.. J. f. Scrugps. i'm ed;,;n',
the WarIenton Whiy ee'' ' eui'i"g
-. MI Thalberg is giving concerts in the Car.
oilnas, en- rorts for New Orleans he il recs;v.d
~ 'he oouth WIN the warrest cordiality.
--- Al the Museum, IN Leicester sous,. \ =,
oon, mere Ii now on exhibition the yeritabIe
ceremonial robe Of that Hindoo demon 81 !.
Nena cahib,' ds the Bombay letter, dssc.i,a
him, which Is daily Inspected by immenss
crowds The shawl alone is said TO be vor,h !.
thousand pounds sterling, and is a mos, ne,f .,
specimen of India workmanship pen q
"a new illustrated paper is about 10 he
started In London, on the plan of the Iliustrated
London News" the pecuniary success of which
Doubtless, stimulated the establishment NJ :,
rival The large capital is guaranteed for tbs
new paper, which will bear the title of g Tbs
illustrated News Of London" and some of the
prominent literary New Workers have been en-.
saged among its contributors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

IL The New York Times has dates from
Great Salt Lake City TO December 10, one month
later than previous advices. The Mormons had
completed their preparations for resistance to the
troops; not intending to risk an open fight, but
PnrPoslng to undertake guerilla warfare For
mer intimations of this plan Of operations are
iuiiy conn med Echo Canon, difficult pass,
near the city had been strongly fortified, and was
occupied on the 9Th of December by q stron., bod v
OF Mormon rangers. A permit from headouar
ters was required before parties leaving the cit,
were permitted to pass. The yield of the crops
IN Ctah has been enormous, so that the Mormons
VIII be well Provisioned. A number of Mormops
are known TO be in the camp of the army. and sc
ufete Information Of the movements of the troops
was oAliy received at Salt Lake City. The Nor
mons are somewhat troubled by restless spirits
who insist upon imined ate measures of omen no.
nifty. but are held in check by Brig ham until the
proper opportunity offers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

The BURDELL MURDER AGAIN-Disebnye, of
EeksI.-Yesterday morning in the New York
Court of Oyer and Termner, Mr. John Graham
and MI Stafford appeared on behalf of Mr.. John
J. Eo kel, indicted jointly with Mrs Cunning.
nam for the murder Of DR.. Harvey Burdell at
NO 81 Bond street, on the 3Oth day Of January.
Ieo7- MIR. Graham stated that on the acquittal of
mrs cunningham, in April last, the late District
Attorney, Mr. Hall, had set down the case Of Mr.
Eckei for trial in the October term but up to the
present time no action had been taken He would
therefore ask the Assistant District Attorney, MIR
sedgwick, what course he intended to pursue
MI Sedgwick replied that he had been instruct
Cd oy Nj Hall to apply for noIIs prossqri
Anei some further remarks by Mr.. Graham, the
ofder Tor the RO!Ie pros. was made, the recog-
hizahce were discharged, and Mr.. Eckel left the
Court in company with his counsel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

The DIFFICULTY BETWEEN MBssRs. RTDGwsY
AND WIsE.-The personal rencontre that took
place on Friday last between Mr.. .. Jennings
Wise, the son of Governor Wise, and Mr.. Ridg-
way, the editor of the Richmond WING, has re-
suited In challenge. Both gentlemen give diff
ferent versions Of the affair, of the assault and
the circumstances connected with IT,
On Saturday Mr. Ridgway sent to Mr.. Wise a
letter, making the following proposition:
propose that You and ] select only one friend
each, and, with one pair Of pistols we shall all
meet in either your once or mine, at an hour Ia
be hereafter designated; that after thus meeting
and the door being locked you and I shall be Sc
curely hlindfolded that then the seconds shall
load one CT the pistols and leave the other un
loaded that they shall next dete rmn ne by lot tue
choice Of pistols that the pistols shall then he
handed to us, and that yours shall be placed di-
that, next and finally, at the giving Of the word
We shall both pull trigger, and let the conse-
quences take care Of themselves.
Mr.. Wise, in reply says:
must call your attention to the fact that, by q
code of honor, the Challenging party Is not enti-
using them. Moreover, the mode which YOU sug.
gest is one entirely incompatible with the usage
which obtains among gentlemen, since il would
leave the issue entirely to the decision of chance
I am not willing to permit you to weapon
against me without an opportunity, fully secured
to Inc, OF equal resistance. Still less will con-
sent, under any circumstances, TO Use deddly
weapon against an unarmed man.
In conclusion, Mr.. Wise expresses his willing
ness to accept challenge recognized by estab-
lished usage, and without conditions invasive of
his rights as the challenged party. Mfr. Ridg-
way, in his rejoinder, claims that Mr.. Wise had
already placed himself outside the .scode' by at
lacking him in his Office, and add:
In word, You set out with deliberate viola
ton OF the "code, '" and now claim to have con-
coded to you all the rights, privileges and advan-
tages which the ''code'' accords to those who
recognize it and regulate their conduct by IL
This unjust and extraordinary concession I am
not prepared tn make to you o. to any other man.
Under the circumstances, therefore, you are not
entitled to any recognition from me under the
code i have. therefore. submitted 10 you a
proposition outside Of IT, which you at lfbe rty
TO accept or not, as suits yon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

FRoA YUcArAS-Capt. Merritt. oftbe scboo,.
er Tallahassee, from Sisal the 9th inst. states
that the port Of Sisal was under a blockade, and
on bis arrival on the harbor they would not allow
him TO enter at rst, but on his insisting he was
allowed TO pass.
On the Sd Inst, Spanish man of-war brig ar
rived on the harbor, when the fleet made sail
aud went out 10 her, firing shots across her how
Tor hef 10 beavr-to. she did not notice them, hut
Immediately set her ensign, add when the fert
saw Ia they ran pack to the barbor She remain
ed on the haIboT until the 9th, when she len
change Of government had taken place in
Yucstan, and ID. Martin FTanaser had been elect
ed Governor. Peace negotiations were progress
Ing. aud hopes were nteTtainrd that the reyoIu-
ton would he al All end in a foItniyht-N q
PieayEn,, l7b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

Con PAULDING BURNT IN EFFIGY-A public
meeting was held on the 18th inst, in Scottville
Albemarle county, Va, at which resolutions were
adopted denouncing the arrest of Walker, and
demanding the dismissal of Commodore Pauld.
ing from the service. A correspondent of the
Charlottesville Advocate saws:
After the adoption Of the resolutions the meet.
ing ADJOURNED and repaired to Jeffrrson's Mount,
a very commanding eminence which rears its
IoItY summit far above the tallest house which
aoorns the village and after successive wells from
the large and excited crowd which had congrr-
saseo 10 see and hear, the image was set on fire
and consumed amid the loud and entbu,iaxtic
SHOUTS OF an indignant population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution grows
out of opposition to slavery and IL Congress shall
refuse to receive her State, her citizens would
be really aggrieved.
Why, he inquired. does the n orth continue its
assaults on slavery. III the institution is grea,
moral wrong, the responsibility rests with the
South. All the South asks Of the North IL, that
they and their institutions shall be let alone
From this topic Mr.. A. proceeded to justify The
Institution Of slavery, on moral and religious
grounds
He also took occasion 10 deny the assertion thai
the people of Missouri are on the eve Of becom.
events transporting in the recent election in tba
state to show that the grounds which this
opinion, advanced by the opponents Of slavery
is based, are falsely represented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26
SPIRIT OF THE NOR MING PRESS

The Union publishes the able and interest
ing report of the Senate committee on Foreign
Relations, made yesterday by Its chairman,
Senator Mason, upon Commodore Pauldings
extradition of Walker and his flibuster fol-
lowers The editor very properly characterizes
it as q fitting commentary upon the Presidents
powerful special message on the same topic
We regard this report as driving the last nail
in the coffin of flibustering against Central
America. Its author is one Of the most ardent
Southern statesmen now in public life, and that
he and his colleagues upon the committee have
expressed their patriotic and convincing views
on the subject as they have done, embraces
proof positive to our mind, not only that the
effort to effect Southern Congressional combi-
nation in favor Of Walker and his schemes Of
plumber and rapine against a weak and unof-
Tending neighboring nation, has signally failed,
but that the comprehensive Central American
policy of President Buchanan for the extension
Of our influence and commerce, and the sure
advancement of our national interests in that
direction, as enforced in the late treaty with
Nicaragua, cannot fail TO be warmly seconded
by the Senate of the United States
The truth is, the President has dissolved the
ulii0uiues not lOnS since surrounding our rela-
lions with the Isthmus through the improper
conduct of the lawless and INSCRIPTIONS among
US alone. Already all the Central American
Governments are impressed with sense of the
integrity Of the purpose of the Government of
the United States towards that portion of the
Continent, such as they never before enter
tanned, which must smoothe the path of our
diplomacy in that quarter, so that hereafter,
In the due protection of cur national interests
there, We shall have much palmer sailing than
before.
We also find in the Union an interesting and
very able synopsis of the uses, character and
principles-the philosophical State Constitu-
tons under our system, rcplete no less with
sensible conclusions than with useful informa-
ton, in the course of which the plausible objec-
tions to the Lecompton Constitution are blown
20 the four winds
We also find in the Union of this morning.
an interesting letter from Secretary Cass, ex-
ploding the silly story that the mission of Amin
Bey to this country was fraud, which has
found its way into a number of newspapers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

The FRENCH EXPEDITION AGAINST CHINA
The Paris correspondent of the New York Com
mercial says that the French will not act in con-
cert with the English in the attack on Canton.
The French ministerial organ confirms this by
stating that the French Ambassadors orders are
simply to demand reparation for the massacre of
Catholic missionaries, and IL this is refused, to
direct his armed forces upon Cochin China,
where the assasnations commenced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

IL Our neighbor, Metzerott, next door, sends
Us his latest musical publication viz the Wall
lance Polka Militaire, - by Joseph Ascher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

The U. s. BRIG PERRY.-The U. S. brig
Perry is fitting at Norfolk, Va, for cruise on
the coast of Brazil. The following officers are
under orders to her: Lieut.. Cong Rich'd L.
Tilghman, Lieut.. VIM. T. Truxtun, Lieut. Jno
j. Cornwell, Lieut.. Charles E. Hawley, and
Passed Asst Surgeon j. w. b. Greenhow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

manner in which Mr.. L. has discharged the
duties of his late position.
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fax wEAftihR.-fhe following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about 8 O'Clock a. m. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

NEW MUSIC received semi weekly; Music or
dersd from and cent to any part Of es country;
Os Pa. avenue. herwean sth and 10Th streets;
do fnpN Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

MADAME DIEpEN, ,
Will remain in washington, NJ 2l7 Pa avenue, for
a few da,s. She has q handsome assortment Of
I'm BROIDERIEs, LACEs' &C., &C., de.
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NJ Nj. BRADY respectfully announces that he
I1l has established a GALIEMY OF PHOTO
GRAPHIC ART IN Washington. BeIs prepared
to execute commissions for the Imperial Photo
graph, hitherto nude ouy at his we'll known estab-
lishment IN New York.
A variety of unique and rare Photographic speci-
meus are Included his col lection, tog ether with
of he United = ates.
Mr.. BRADY brings to his Washington Gallery the
results OF ,ourteen years experience in Europe
and America, and the choicest products of his Art
during has PERIOD He feels confident tn at the re-
sources al bis command and the artistic quality of
has works will commend his GALLERY To the al, IN ion
of the Wssbi -gton public. jsn 1-eotf
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u IRON AM STEEL.
OAR. BAND. SCROLL. AXLE. ROUND.
Square, Oval and Half rtuud IRON; Cast, Shear,
Spring, Tire, Blister and Round STEEL.
Orders 81 ed for and every de- scription of Sheet
and Plate Iron, AMI Iron and Brass Wire
ELVANS d THOMPSON,
$50 Pa ave., bet. 9Th and 10th sts.,
Jan 30 wv Washli gtou, u. G..
Intel. States "a Alex. Gazette
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IA GOOD INVESTMENT FOR SALE
Il Ten Sha. es ofths Stock of the MAGNETIC
TELEGRAPH COMPANY. The dividends of
this company are paid quarterly. The holder of this
certificate has been paid high fourteen per cent
per annum and never less than eight per cent. Some
OF the heaviest capitalists and beet known business
men IN Baltimore. Philadelphia. and Washington
shares for S75n Par value SiO Der share. Address
Telegraph nj this office. ian 23-St
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H@ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, Of the
lS best quality, in moulds or. Otherwise at g. 20
per gallon. Fairs and other public entertainments
furnished at less rates, at the Phladelpha Confec-
tIonerv. corner 18th and F SITS.
22-1ms L. EITSSElg
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BUFFERS
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

highly agreeable cordial taken and prepared
scented to the resulting from mixing those
rees of hers which be mbbed unduted the loss
time which they OCCASION and the mistakes made from igno
rance of the mode of administering them.
well founded objections enabled understand
true which deter from making of their
excellent and beneficial preparations The manufactured
me- pure obviates all the difficulties alluded to- Il
is highly eeacou in Of general weakness and in
affections generally and is certain preseryatve from
gRss-that fatal disease peculiar TO and humid eli
1t re-esabshes the appetite invigoaes the general
system healthy color persons who
acquired Emphatic temperament.
This cordial not only the property of stimulating the
appetite of aiding digestion. If tempted by
repast indulge beyond the bounds Of prudence suffer
and mpeded digestion Smal glass of this admirable
liquor occasions speedy relief and facilitates the work Of nature
Persons good health use it representative and pleas
beverage It's delicious aroma and taste render It such
Those who in the habit of taking lunch and particularly
ladies' will find invaluable addition this epast
merely account its exquisite favor but from It's digestive
qualities.
The delicate constitutions from infancy old Of
both sexes may employ it without the slightest Inconvenience
Directions will be given persons ung the first time
A A. PEYGHAUD,
jgl5 lm&W No los Royal street.
NEATsFOOP OLA bbls, landing and for sale by
IN ALFRED KEARNY4
myl7 u Magazine street.
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no TIE AFFLICTED-

DoCTREss JOSEPHINE wELLAGE,
Just arrived from The East where She has been practising for
many succescn tsi Of ne hsoT naned
street between Lafayette streets where she may b
consulted in her otgs hours from y a Nj. to Z NJ relative
ETqREscEEoEs AND IMoRs q every hnd d. are r., r.,
oip D ANGERous WOUNDS promises thorough
and radiea cuTe within six weeks without danger q
their breaking ont again she effects and performs the sans
FEVER AND AGGE VIM Be cured in forty.eieht hours
vey short time BY the use Of her Medicines which are sea-
efous and powerful although containing ca0nel otheg
sbe Is also in possession Of powerful Powder purifying
Powders for tx weeks viii &c relieved from yellow Fever
Ague. Cholera, and al diseases hat may follow
Also scrofula Ladies' weakness Thigh and Hip Diseases
se' l s os gs Bnpons Nails Toing IL The flesh
without pain cutting burning them guaranteed never to
wiso pocTREss wEILAG GEES CELEBRATED STOMACH
Ga@. S FsTsq sd BaPs and
ali Diseases etc universally used in tie practice Of the
most scientific in Europe and Is very highly Tsce
by them T. By o ra fs sau s 9es
al. Who are afccd with any Of the above named Diseases
B- DO fail to call at her office 1874 Baronne ST.
s isis an Il" FORTRESS JOSEPHINE wEIIAa
HiE EYBAAE1EEfElSEkAdH &STs, s5Fnsr i a. d5
mo s1d sSs5ns sFess ass e5 Vn nsa5 a a
rivals general Of articles comprising in part 80
5oll'V'; HARDWARE. CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Malls, Rope,
Axes, Chains, scythes,
Carpenters Tools coInpletes
Gn0pers' Tools,
knyils. Vices, Bellows
-. Stock and Dies, SorewplAsS,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
PlOughh, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlsers
Agricultural Implements.
Mill, Grosscut ana Pit Saws,
OK Yokes Bows, singlstrsssv
Turning Lathes,
Hoes Hamas shovels and Spades Platform Scales,
AndfronB Tenders, shoVels and Tongs Corn MILE
Copper and Iron Coal Hods, Cob CrushsrEs
Single and Double Barrel Guns
Coffee Heclas Chatting Dishes,
Chinese GOngs, Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware
Meat Cutters, Sausage StuherE
Stock Kettles Portable FOrgss,
o7sly ssinss, Fishing Tackles. etc, etc.
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FOR RENT.
BY ToURNE & THOMAS.

7aA DESIR A BILE STORE FOR RENT ON
6HT CANAL SrREEF.Store No 1872 Canal street. between
EEIS Carondele streets, between Charles
and Carondert Streets present occupied by ess d Oder
Stouse & 4eisey, is offered for rent
Apply to VINCENT CO.,
jy2S IS CustomhouAe street
-, FOR RENT-THE WHOLE BUILDING, COR
Charles and Union streets from the lst of August,
bltl 1858. Apply to EDMOND Fl. CHADWICK,
ie26 If At Hyde & Goodrchs
CTORAGE-S STORAGE THE UNDERSIGNED
- having the large and cOmoious building occupied
Messs Lnsk Co. No. Front street, would respectfully
the attention of having goods store sale
otherwise Their of will be reasonable accord
auCe with the times. w. A. WILLETT & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
fe26 On No. 2 Front street.
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CTOE GINS
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTs,
BRIDGES,
HIGHLANDS

BNOS4OAN AA0AR AAAAM@0Ea
~ CELEBRATED
GERMAN TIERS,
Prepared by DE-. O. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
VIII ehectually CuTEs
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia lanndce Uhronie Nervous
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all Diseases
arising FROM disordered Liver or Stomach.
Constipation Inward Piles Fuliuess Blood the Head
Acdity Stomach, Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Funess Weight in the Stomach EructRtions, Sink
ing Futtering the PHI OF the Stomach Swimming 81
the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing Futterng at tbs
Heart, GhoSking pttncatng sensations when In lying
postue DimneSB Of Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight Fe
Drill Pain in the Head Deficiency Of Precipitation,
Yeowness Of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side Back
Chest Limbo etc.; Sudden Finishes Of Heat Burning in the
Flesh Constant Imsginugs of Evil and great Depression
Of Spirits
The proprietor in calling the attention the public to this
preparation With feeling Of the conhdencsin
Its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which sFect
mended.
It'll no new untried article but one that stood @
test Of years. trial before the American people, i
reputation and sale Is unTyaed similar preparations
The testimony in its favor given by the preirens
and we'll known physicians and individuals in all parts Of the
country is mmense and careful peFusa Of the Almanac, pub
shed annually by the proprietor and be- had gratis Of any
Of his Agents. but satisfy the skepcG this
remedy really deserving the CREST celebrity has c6tans0
Pracinal Once and Manufaetory No. as ARCH stret rh
adsiphia Pa.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
$50 ly&W q and Isl Charities street,
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o. JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
S Virginia NEGROES consisting Of Plantation hands,
"a BHcksmiths House Carpenters, Cooks, Washers and
NJ Trouers, seansTesses and HOUSE Servants The under
signed will be receiving fresh supplies during the season. which
he offers for sale for approved paper HAGAEs
Old Stand corner EspRnsde and MORGAN Streets New Or
s Ss2i 8pdkws IoHN p. SMITH.