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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
To the Associ,:ed Pres.

WASHINGTON, Monday OF II ,s,s
II ia said that Gen. Jerez viii inmsi.,s,s ."
mupicate with the Government OF Ncsr,vrs y, IN, .Ya
To the non.success OF his mission, sna al 4, ss
instructions. He was emphaticaly nfcrrsS ~ y!
Cass, that whatever may be done by Rrsnee =, a. -.
other foreign power, our Government viii prtss, a.
TRANSIT, route to the fullest extent, and at al h,,,,l
Some friends of the Administration, occupying hs
political positions, express themselves iayoraIs %,
direct application to Congress for an sppFcstOua
conduct negotiation for the purchase Of Cuba,
The receipts Of the Post. Office Department q, IL.
quarter ending on the 30th Of June, were I,NSM
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
Later from santa Fe.

ST. L0uIs Monday, Oct IS IS@
A dispatch from Independence Of the 18th insl. su
that the Santa Fe mail with dates 10 the 9Th ult, "
rived there last night.
News had reached Santa Fe Of another bath VIII
the Indians, in which six of them were killed, snl
5000 sheep recovered. Two soldiers were wounded
The mail conductor reported meeting large nun'
Der of gold hunters bound to Pixies Peak.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
Later from Mexico.

NEw-ORLEAss, Monday, Oct 49, 1853
The steamer General Rusk has arrived here viii
Brazos dates to the ith inst. The Mexican neu "a.
brings confirms the report Of the battle bsvss
Vidaurri and Miramon. II was fought near Ahualss
and lasted four days, vidaurri being badly defsd
He had retreated to Monterey, ard was making p~
paratons to attack Miramon again.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

The Regulars" give notice of their intention to
nominate better Democrats than those set up BY
the Tamnany faction, in the lid, Ivth and With
Congressional Districts. Soae Of the Assembly
nominations are also to be opposed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
Republican Mass Meeting.

Boston, Monday Ocl. lS iS&
The Republicans held = mass meeting o. Fsnsi
Hall tonight. The Hon. A. ii. Rice, presidsA
Speeches were made by the Hon. Ansos Burlingsms,
DIR. &. A. Phelps and others. The hall was crowded
and considerable enthusiasm manifested
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
j. Clancy Jones Minister 10 Austria.
PHIIApgLPHis. Mond

The Reading Pal Go:eite, announces the spps.
ment of j. CLANCY Jones, as Minister 10 Austria.
Judge Porter has resigned his commission Of l.
preme Judge, hold by the appointment Of Govsn~
Packer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
The Overland California MaN.

ST. LOrIs, Monday, Uv'' TO re@
The second overland California mail arrived hss
ON Saturday night, and brought letters dated The ~
ut. The third mail is twenty-five days out, and VI
probably reach here tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

BY the Ariel which passed Capc Race on Sun
day, we have four days later intelligence from
Europe. A summary Of the news, which is not
very important will be found under our teegraphic
head Consos closed st 9S@9S!.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
To cORRESPOyDEyTS.

A. no.io4 car Of CoHInun son What
sye- Ia insertion be authenticated BY 20.
and .ddr-ss Of the wrile-ot necessarily for pgbca
ton bot .. guaranty for BIZ good faith
We o.uuo. undertake return rejected Conmunioson'
Rv.ne,, letters for THE TRspE Ore saoua in ., bs
sddrrs.rd y HoxACs GgEKLtY Go
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
Balloon Race.

CI,cIsnArT, Monday, OCT. Is, Iss
The balloon race between Messr' Hodard ana
ner came of at clock this afternoon. They NJ
remaining up three days. Mr. Bellman Of TkdS
.etfs preceded them in a small balloon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

Th. mails for Europe. ty the Cunard steamship
Capads from Boston, will close at II O'Clock
this afternoon by railroad, and o'clock by steam
boat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
Non.Arrival of the Anglo Saxsa.

KNER Du LouP, Monday, Oct. IS, IM
There are, as yet, no signs of the steamer Ags
Saxon now fully due, with four days later uen irn
Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

We rejoice in our ability to state that yester-
days advices dssipate all doubt of the election of
CHAPLIN HALL, Republican, from the XXIfth or
backwoOds District Of Pennsylvania. We have
letter from Warren, Pa, giving tine official vote of
that County showing 796 (instead of 72j repOrted)
majority for Hall: we have also The Clarion Banner
of tho 18th, giving the official vote Of that County,
showing but 46l Gnstead Of 600 reported) msjority
for Gillis; and we have reports from Warren that
Venango gives Hall 400, and from Clarion that it
gives him 450 majority. Our Clarion report says
" Jefferson County gives Hall 3?5 (nstead Of 200
d" reported) msjcrity;" and our Warren letter says
Elk has given Hall 80 majority (instesd of Gillis
l40), but We do not need these changes to insure
Halls election. Taking the less favorable reports
from the Counties not defnitively heard from, and
the County msjOrities now stand:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
Ntw1lork DAILY Gibm,re
TUESDAY, OCTOBER -. 1853.
THE STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
co,.r,o,. o,...........EDWIN u. MORGAN, New. York.
L,1,,no,t Gor.cr. ROBERT CAMPBELL, st-ab-n.
Casai Co~,risuorS .HIkAM VAhDNEh. Nhhs
S,o,. p,,, T7.p,etoy. JOSIAH X. EVEREST, Clinton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

We apologize to the steadiast Republicans of the
XIVth (Grows) District, Penns! lyania, for having
understated their majority at 1000 1t is, Of
course, a good deal more than that. Here is the
Ofcisl Vote OF two Counties:
Gror-Brsdford .......-..fTt Parkk9Ta-9D
Tloga.. ..3,3ll go
Together. ,9S5 800
Grow ahead. t1
Susquehsnna cannot have added less than
Loco to this.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
UOsTETTER'S BITTERS.

l. yorr breath d Your lips parched. your stomach scid
you Inclined dro~ ines snguo and easily issned by
standnr &c. You should HosIErrkks celebra
ted tsrs They stomach and liver and oeate
power elasticity of spirits perfectly surprising
The money will be refunded not recommended Ih-y are
bar tonic Sold by all hotels and drus2ists
BaRxrs P.RG Nos rs and 10 ParkTo" wholesale agents
HERNIA CURED By MARSn'S RADICAL CURE
TRvss-Resence sl the principal surgeons and physicians
Call and examine them before purchasing else
whe~ A-o Elastic Stockings Shoulder Braces supporters
Ac.. No. 2Nssey-st., Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
The OLD DOMINION
COFFEE PoT, aud
THE OLD DOMINION


THE OLD DOMINION
TEAPOT,
Are manufactured under the patent for the United States oy
Arthur, BuRAHAM GILRoY,
Eos. III and lls South lothst. Philsdelghis,
aud for sale manufacurers prices by +. 7. ToaRHY
No. Pls-i.st., New York.
Merchants visiting New York should by all means lay IN
suppy Coffee and Teapo which rapidly coming
f.io destined in short time to supesede all Others
y. p. ToRREY il slso agent for the sale OF
Agrays's CkLksaATED AkTIGHI SkLf-StALlA9 CANs ANe
JARS,
which, "a conceded s hands tina bes; IN the market
Al.o manufacturer aud psenee o rossEfs ceeorsed pooN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

srtoisL pisrAroH 10 TBg y. '. rnsr,,
rro~ srcc-ai C0y,rspo,ds-i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25
oyYGENATED BITTERs.
LETTER FROM REE. C. ". DENIS0h.

Boston, June, o, 1851.
GESrtERS Having suffered considerably ffom
Dyspepsia il consequence Of close confinement 10 my
duties Oh shp.hosrd, during recent passage 10 aud
from the Pacific coast was induced hy the advice Oi
friend, to try bottle q YOUR orygsn0,sd Biies.
nusl frankly say that the effect thus Ear has been
highly favorable Mrs Denson has also been an inva.
I'D from Chronic Plcurisy. arising from Dyspepsia,
and has expeencrd great relief from the use Of the Bit.
tiers. | feel a real pleasure IN recommending them
TO the public. G. w. DENlS0N.
Seth W. Fowle q Co, 12s Washington Street, Bos.
,on Projectors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
!. For sale 10 HillsborJueh by ]. &. Webb & Co..
in Gcensborough ~ w. L. ]. Patrick.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25
New Orleans. August II

New Orleans, August is.
The past week again shows rapid increase
in the mortality Of the city, the comparative
figures being as follows: sts
Week ending August 9Th, total number Of
deaths three hundred and six; do. do. Aug.
18th, four hundred and fifty seven. Increase
in the total mortality. one hundred and fifty.
one.
The deaths from yellow fever alone show
an increase Of one hundred forty-six, the to-
tai number being twohundred and eighty six,
against one hundred and forty the previous
week. OF the total number Of deaths dur
ing the week, one hundred and fifty three
were natives OF the United States, and the
remainder foreigners. a result which shows
large increase in the number Of American VIC
Tins.
The deaths from yellow fever have been
more numerous in private practice. but no
general alarm upon the subject is yet mani.
Tested.
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DARRHGa.-As this is the season when
the diarrhRa prevails To the greatest extent,
we publish the following from Halls Journal
of Health:
" Ii may be well for travellers to know that
the first. the most important, and the most
indispensable item in the arrest and cure Of
looseness Of the bowels is absolute quietude
on bed. Nature herself always prompts
this by disincllning us to locomotion. The
next thing is to eat nothing but common rice,
parched like coffee, and then boiled, and ia.
ken with little salt and butter. Drink lit.
tie or no liquid of any kind. Bits of ice may
be eaten and swallowed at will. Every step
taken in diarrh9a, every spoonful Of liquid
only aggrayates the disease. II locomoton
is compulsory, the misfortune Of the necessi-
ty may be lessened by having stout piece
of wooden flannel bound tightly around the
abdomen, so as to be doubled in front, and
kept well in its place. In the practice Of
many years we have never failed 10 notice
gratifying result to follow these observau-
ees."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25


HeDry's Patent improvement for Spinning
Tams from tie Sesd tOnoa
ME.sRs. EDrfnRs: Col IIenry's patent i'm
pro,ement. for the purpose VI spinning yarns
from seed cotton. is now in full operation al
INV plantation, miles from Yazoo city, The
operators are, or will be, about nineteen or
twenty. Seven or eight small negroes from
to " years old, three oF four old ones. and
the balance good ordinary hands, intending
TO spin up about $50 bales Of cotton,
Although the cotton is very inferior, being
the last picking and full Of bulls and dirt.
vet strong. substantial and excellent yarn,
Nos. and 6, is made, equal. il is believed,
10 those numbers generally made.
. But, in order that all persons may judge
for themselves, invite planters and others
20 visit nv place and examine for themselves.
believe that Col. Ilenry's invention u
completely successful. II has accomplished,
thus far, what he said il would.
NV gin house was large and commodious
one, and with but little ALTERATION il was suit
ably fitted up for the machinery.
As ! wish Col. llcnry's invention 70 be
generally known, all papers friendly TO South
ern progress, hope. will publish the above
and invite their friends 60 60 and satisfy
themselves BY personal examination.
GEcKoE :. YERoER.
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GUAN0 FOR TURNIPS
now on hand.
JAMES WEBB.
lily 81 ..-. 80
July 81
Public Sale of Valuable Lands in
Guiliord and Alamance.

Z WILL offer for sale, to the highest bidder on
Tuesday of August County Count Of Guillord coun-
ty at the Court House in Greensborough, on credit
OF SIX MONTHS valuable tract OF land lying in said
county, oil the waters of South Buffalo, adjoining the
lands Of Peter Clapp and otheIs containing two hun
dred and twenty-five acres more or less.
Also, one other tract on the waters Of Alamancc
adjoining the lands of David lngold, Tobias May, and
diners, containing forty acres, more OF less.
On Monday Of Aamance County Coud, August
3Oh, al the Court House in Glaham, will sell TO the
highest bidder, that valuable mill scat on the Big Ala
nance, adjoining the lands Of Jacob Neesc and others
containing eight acrCs more less, aud known as the
Ephland Mills.
Also, one other tract Of land on the waters Of Big
Aamance, adjoining the lands Of Edwin NJ. Holt, Poi
~ Neck and Others containing one bundled and eleven
acres, more or less.
Also, one other tract Of land adjacent TO the town Of
Graham, containing two hundred and fifteen acres,
more or less, adjoining A. II. Boyd and others, and
known as the Whitley place.
Also, the store house and lots in the town Of Graham
now occupied by Scott a Hunter.
Also, the houses and lots now occurred by William
A. Holt. Also, two three other lots in the town of
Graham.
And on Tuesday the 3lsi of August. | will sell
quantity Of personal property, among other things
valuable Derrick and appurtenances with great many
other articles too tedious TO mention Purchasers will 10
well 10 attend as the property must be sold aud bar
gains may be expected.
THOMAS WEBB,
Trustee Of J. s. Holt.
August 4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25
Obituary.

Died, Of Consumption, in this county, on Monday
the 10Th inst, at half past Z, P. NJ, Mr. JoHy STRAY.
HORN, in the 9Th year of his age. The deceased has
spent active and industrious life; was honest and
correct in all his dealinrs with his ellow-men kind
and hospable, and reaay and willing to assist the
needy and distressed and was highly respected by all
who knew him. Many years ago he made confession
Of hope in Christ Jesus, connected himself with the
Presbyterian Church, aud ever since has walked ac-
cordng to his profession, giving evidence to the las,
that he had experienced change Of heart. Several
weeks prior to his death his suerings were great and
he bore them with fortitude, never complaining and
though aware bis death was fast approaching he was
cheerful and resigned. He leaves family and large
number of relations and friends TO mourn his death.
Died, in Calhoun, Georgia, on the s;h instant, after
long and distressing illness, Mrs. Many Z consos
Of o. P. Heath, aged 90 years, II months, and ID
days. Thus stricken down in the full fruiiion Of life
How certain is Death, and how uncertain the t,ne Of
its coming May God sustain the hereaved husband
and The orphan children and the weeping mother left
TO mourn. Mrs. Heath was formerly Of this place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25

-. - = ~ ~t "a Nf "a = HHE Il ~
Christopher Columbus lost sight Of the most
western highlands Of Europe-which he was
not to see again until lie returned to give to
Europe his gift Of this New World. Three
hundred and sixty-six years pass away, aud
on the same day the nohlest vessel in the New
Worlds Navy comes in sight Of the most
eastern OF the highlands Of North America ;
and as the sun goes down she connects with
the American shores the thread which gives
Europe and America to each other. A ma
Jestic celebration Of the great hero's faithful
endeavor. at the end Of a year Of years after
1t was made !"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25
COURT OF WARDENs.

E'HE fall term Of the Court q Warlens viii he
y held at the Poor House on Thy first Monday ia
September next Superintendent for the ensuing year
is to be eee'ed is expected that all persons having
ACCOUNTS with the Poor House will have them present.
ed at tEal time for liquidation.
N. ID. Balm, sec'y.
August ls. 3d.
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FARM FOR.SALE.

rfNHE subscriber offers for sale her farm on Cane
= Creek 10 those wishing to purchase farm in a
moral and highly cultivated neighborlood with fine
Schools would do well 10 call and see for themselves
II is located in quarter Of mile of Mr.. Binghams
School and about the same distance from the Presby-
ierian Church. Any person wishing 10 educate his
sous, or take boarders, will find comfortable dwelling
house, with good barn and necessary out houses For
further particulars inquirs Of me a, Chapel Hill.
CORNELlA MORROW.
August 1. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given toa persons whom it may
~ concern, that have given 10 my son, Andrew j.
Sykes, power 10 transact business for himself and to
make contracts in foil and perfect manner rs il he
was of the full age Of wenty-ore years; and having
released all interest in the profits Of his work. shall
not hold mYstfn any way responsible for any of his
dealings
THOMAS SYKES, (of Allen.)
August IS. 53-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25

Az INFAMOUS IMPOSITION. New York
Evening Post relates the following outrageous
case Of swindlins by shopkeeper in that
city
4 few days since widow lady from New
Jersey came TO New York to do some shop.
ping Among othet places, she visited store
IN the vicinity Of the lloboken ferries. and
made purchase u goods, for which she ten.
dered twenty dollar hill. The clerk waiting
upon her took il 10 the cashier Of the es;ab-
lishment, who declared il counterfeit an,l
refused TO return il. The lady protested
that she was unable 10 afford the loss; that
she had received Tie note IRON an honorable
person. &C., when the shopkeepcr gave a
surls hint about polee investigation, saying
that notice had been telegraphed irom
BrOome street head quarters that such cOun.
tcrIcits were in circulation. and requiring
the arrest pf every person offering them. In
her alarm aud anxiety TO avoid notoriety in
the police reports, she went away, leaving
her money at the sturc, feeling glad to escape
thus easily.
The Post relates another case, almost Sim
liar, IN which LADY was swiudled to the
amount Of five dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25

IRIS An EASY MATTER to knock CROCHET
out OF crazy mans head il Won only hit him
right. An old gentleman, whose brain was a
little turned, called out to his son one night,
)" Abel Abel Satan has been tempting me
all night to 20 and drown myseliin the horse
pond" Well, he must be fool. said Abel,
" for there hasn't been drop Of water in il
for six weeks" The old gentleman turned
over aud went to sleep, thinking no more Of
evil snirits.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25

rYELLow FEVER IN CuBA.--A letter, from
Matauzas to the New York Times saws that
the yellow fever is very severe in all part:
Of the island Of Cuba the present season. In
thirty years the island has not been so gcner'
ally affected. There is not part throughout
its whole extent that is entirely free. In
Matanzas the sickness is particularly rife,
the American shipping suffering severely.
Since June IA five American captains have
died there, besides considerable number oil
mates and seamen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25

TnE pIERcISo OF THE Ocg.S.-1'he great
work is accomplished Beneath the ~aicrs
IL tie Atlantic Ocean, from shore 20 shore.
the words Of international good cheer are
flashing back and forth as IL the writers stood
face TO face For all purposes Of The trans.
mission of intelligence. The broad Atlantic
las sunk to span. aud human genius ami.
hilates practically both space and Tine. Aud
yet. doubtless. human agency Is but the blind
instrument Of Carrying forward the Divine
will, which. having made all mankind Of one
blood, II steadily uniting al IN the bonds o.
common acquaintance, interest and love.
The piercing Of the oceans by the electric
wire is a wonderful step in this direction.
We cannot now loresee all its results. nor a
1.-THE IL them. But this we know, that every
great scientific achievement in the past has
not unity outrun the antieipalions Of its main
design. but has gwen birth 70 collateral ben.
e6ts VI unexpected bat equal iaporianee.
Bgsloa JgarBak
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25

The Hon. Thomas Corwin has been nomi-
mated for.Congress BY the Republicans..of the
seventh Congressional district Of Ohio. 1t
appears that Mr.. Corwin does not 90 the
length Of the Republican party in his opposi-
ton to slavery. lie is against the further
acquisition Of territory !; but if acquired with
slavery preexisting he would not make that
the ground for rejection. if the people desired
admission into the Union with slavery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25

A CANAL THRouoH TnE Rocky MouN.
TArSs.--During recent debate in the Brit
ish House Of Commons on the subject OF re-
moving The Iludsun Bay Company's priyie.
ges, Lord Bury affirmed that communication
might readily be established between Lake
Superior aud the Pacific ocean by means Of q
ship canal connecting with the head waters
Of the Saskatchewan and COLUMBIA rivers.
Both rivers take their rise in the Rocky
Mountains, the Columbia flowing west to the
Pacific, and the Saskatchewan running east
10 Lake Winnipeg. little 10 The northwest
of Lake Superior. With the exception Of a
single rapid, (Which might be avoided by a
canal J his lordslip stated that The navigation
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of the Saskatchewan offers no difficulty
With that one exception vessel Of consid-
cradle size can be taken up to the foot Of the
Rocky Mountains, and at this point there is
gap in the mountains, which would iater.
pose no great obstacle to the junction Of the
Columbia and Saskatchewan, whose sources
are but little distance apart. Thus direct
water communication would be established
with the Pacific.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25

AccipgNrs IRON FRg- ARss.--On Thurs.
day morning Mr.. Hugh David. on the banks
Of the Delaware, near Tacony. was in his
library cleaning his revolver, when he was
called out Of the room. On his return he
found his step daughter Helen u. souber-
bielle, young lady eihgteen years Of age,
lying dead on The floor. II is supposed when
Mr.. David left the apartment Miss s. picked
up the pistol TO examine il, and while locking
in The Inuzzle Of the weapon the trigger was
touched BY some accident and the contents
Of one Of the barrels entered the right eye Of
the unfortunate girl, passed through her head,
and caused her instant death.
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New York. August 90

view loth, august ".
The Arabia arrived here to-day.
The Agamemnon arrived al Valenta on the
morning of the 5th. On the receipt Of this
intelligence the cable shares advanced from
$50 to $50.
A dispatch, dated at Valentia on the 5th,
says that break in the communication oc-
Cured TO the cable on the day the Niagara
and Agamemnon parted, which lasted an hour
and halt The Agamemnon was stopped
and the injury repaired, though not until all
hopes Of holding on to the cable had been
abandoned.
On the succeeding Friday the Agamemnon
encountered gale, against which the ship
under full steam could hardly make headway.
For three succeeding days the gale continu-
ed, with violent squalls. the sea running tre-
mendously high, and no one on board expect
ing the cable TO hold from one minute to an
other.
On Wednesday the storm moderated. shall
low water was gained, and all went well until
the Agamemnon anchored in Valenta harbor.
The German papers say that the Queens
visit TO Berlin is to arrange for regency,
with view Of protecting the interests ofher
daughter.