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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30

yourtood dwsses you, aod you can only take certain
kns aude OF at YOUR system does not get half The
noHismf n h cunion as Che ucrmonous inl OF the rnnk.
errh' ul. then yaur romp'rlon 0fos rs bloom aud BE-.
comes saow cenis, and yoUf best day roue. Fot
Waut Of nours'ui your system become loose and hahhy
und the hrss Of your body hecpme relaxed Then follow
atpin ofd.cres which the Medical DiscCyory is pecnl
lrly adapted 10 .H.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30
BiIIous Dlsorders and LIver Complnints.

DfrtnfMENT Or TnE INTERIOR, D
WASHINGTON, u. o., Feb, 1851. ! 4.
flni have used your PILLS in my genru and hospital
puicicc eur snce you made ihcn. aud eau1t heno 90
nny they are che lest cithare employ Their refg-
bnr acilon nn The hrT Hquck and decided runsoqutut
y thcy nre pm oiuuhlc rcncy foe druugmcuis ~ that
nrgln lulscd have srldfu found elise Of bilious dis-
eatc au obstinate tnt u did not readily flold tn tcm.
lratcrunly yours, ALuNZO HAiti. ~ H.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
House Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON. March 8, 1858.
nM SEIZURE AMERICAN BARK ADRIAr1c BY TIE
Mr. TAYLOR, (adm.) Of Ia offered resolutions Of in
qulry into the facts attending tie seizure by the French
government the bark Adriatc The resolutions also
provide redress the OF bark and for the
prevention of similar proceedings Mr. Taylor contended
that of foreign country has the right TO con-
demr Annrcsn vessel for failure 10 carry lights In
the absence of American law requiring such practice.
The OF France attlck upon our sovereignty
infringement of the law of pstions. He thought
that owing a. the important principles involved imme-
cse ses should be taken BE- the government relative to
this
The resolutions we're referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs
PASSAGE PRINTING DEFICIENCY APPROXIMATION BILL
The bin spproprs,ng t3lo 600 to pay the deficiency IN
the printing bills of the Thirty third and Thirty fourth
Copgrtss wa passed.
KANSAS QUESTION.
The House then took up the Consular and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill. .
Mr. BococK (aim.) OF Va, replied to Mr.. Mllson con
tending that legitimate construction OF the Kansas
Eebaska bill did not encourage Territorial sovereignty
and the Lecompon constitution was the work OF the
people OF Kansas.
Mr. DAVIS (opp) Of Miss, criticised the Presidents
special denounced the Lecompton constitu.
ton Of fraucs and the legitimate fruits OF
slavery,
Adjourned,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Police Intelligence.

MYSTERIOUS DrsarHxaRAsx oos A GRocrRymAs.-Pessr
Cahll, q grcceryman, doing business M No - Perry
street, disappeared In mysterious on Tuesday
night leading his friends TO suppose that has me, with
foul plsy Yesterday the relatives OF Mr. CabI ap-
peared before Justice Quackenbush at theeerson Mar.
ket Polite Court, and made statement concerning the
mysterious disappearance with view 10 mplcae certain
parties, but the evidence weak that the justice
fused TO take any action 10 the matter From the state
ments made before the magistrate, appears that on
Tuesday night Csh in company with bis brother In law,
Mr. Kane went into the liquor store Of Charles and
Washington streets and there bad drink AMER leaving
the drinking saloon they parted Kane went 10 his home
IN Iasht street. and Cahi started tor his residence 10
Perry street Since then nothing has been heard
OF the missing man. Cahill bad large sum OF money
In his possession At the time, which leads
his relatives suppose that he has been robbed and
dered but ohis unchartsbe neghbors think that
be wandered 10 the river and fell overheard while
the influence Of liquor As Cah In the habit OF In.
duleng occasionally II IL more than probobe that his dis
appearance may be attributed 70 the excessive use OF
drink Whether he fell the dock while intoxicated
whether he he's gone trip 70 The country time alone
can determine.
cx-~-uxu~ - ux~~c. ,oo~ u~x-~L &C.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Markets,
PHILADELPHIA srocE BOARD.

PuIADurma, March 9. 1858
Hocka unsteady Pcnnsylvana SIS, SO; Reading Rail-
road, 31x Morris Canal, IS; Long klAnd Railroad, 10
Pennsylvania Railroad, ~.
PmIADKPHIA, March q. 1850.
Flour s firm st Saturdays rates, Notwithstanding
the foreign advices. Wheat buoysnt for middlins
auatcs Corn active. Groceries dull Provisions an.
changed wbiskey dull at 2lc.
BALTIMORE, March o, 1858.
Flour firm GALES Of 900 bbls Howard street 1T % So
City Mills IL held st The price. wheat steady red
81 % 81 90; white 81 Ia 81 90 Corn, 5sc for white
and Gle for yellow. Whskey dull at 70 Nc 2lc Clover
seed dull and lower good 10 prime ~ 70 q s5 37y
NEW ORLEANS, March o, 1858.
The sales Of cotton to-day N 500 bales at
changed prices. Coffee 10 rather easier fair 70 prime
10Ac ii &c. Freishs 6rmer cotton Liverpool I'd
70 Boston, &c Exchanges are hrmer but without quota
change "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
THE FAMILY HERALD.

The Atlantic Telegraph Observation-Disclosures
SpiIituaIism-Afiairs In Europe-Congrcs-
sional ProceedingS--Lstest Inteiiigenco--I.o-
cal InCidents--marb cts, &C., &c.
Wednesdays edition OF the FAMILY HERALD among
other things, will contain
The Departure of the Niagara-The Present Prospects
and Condition OF the Atlantic Telegraph rprse-Is
Possible to Lay Submarine Cable Across the Atantics-
The Reasons Why IT is Believed to be Prscticabe-what
has been Proved by the Failure OF the First Attempt,
with Illustration Of the Paying Out Machine and
the Cable Circles
Modern Sprtuasm-Its History-Andrew Jacksoa
Davs-rhc Rochester Knockings-The Birth OF Spiritual
Phiosopby-Perls OF its Early Growth-In1gnation q
the Psrsons-Forms OF MsnifestxtonThe Leading shte
o. sprtuAsm-Phlosopbcal spirituAlism and Practical
Spri,ualsm- Free observation-disclosures Sprtualsm, &c.
A Romantic Story, which may or may not be tue.
Affairs in Europe-Our London, Madrid and CONSTANT
nope Correspondence
Letter from our Special Correspondent in KArsas.
The Mormon Question-Iltere stins Letter from Sax
Lake City TO Gen. Sam Houston, &c
Affairs In MISUNDERSTANDING in Congress.
Editorial Remarks Matters OF Interest.
The Local Incidents Ct this and adjoining cities Of gene.
raj interest
AFu Report Of the Prices or all kinds OF Marketable
Produce, carefully corrected each week
The Latest Intelligence received up 10 tho time OF pub
lcation.
Together with Police Reports-Thea,rcal Mattersss-
port Of the Cattle Marse-Money and Commercial MAJ
keis-Marrisges and Deaths-Forming great OF
iercsting and miscellaneous reading.
Terms-Only 81 year; four cents . single copy. To
be obtained a, the Office OF the HxRALD and OF news
agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

r,uskeis furnished the State of New York by the United
states government adopted.
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. SALISBURY (dem ITO abolish the fees OF Surfo-
gates sDd County Judges.
Several other bills CT only local interest introduced
The Governors message taken from the table and
referred 10 appropriate committees.
The House agreed tn hold sessions from 10 A. till
p. H., and att y Pm
Mr. hEKcKsh dem called up his resolutions respecting
the during lite OF half pay officers Of the Revou
ton, which we're adopted.
The resolutions fev Committee OF Investigation into the
charges that Kansas societies OF this State furnished
special order for Wednesday and the House adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

Alexander ssrts were arrested yes.erdy suspicion Ar
having CO the 18th ultimo, burelarousy entered the
sfo,e o. hessrs Valentine soos No 50 Market s,x.st
snd bred the same The burglars that wa
be recoeeted ate mptec 10 blow up the safe with gun
powder aud failing IN this set fire the premises soA
then made their escape The prisoners were before
Justice Brennan at the Essex Market Police Court where
they were committed for examination.
SwIspIING A PAwsDRoKER Henry Magnus aIad about
sixteen years Of age, taken into custody yesterday On
the complaint OF Henry Barnard, pswnbrokes Of NJ, n
Third avenue who charges him with having obezzled
quantity OF jewelry valued at 500 Magnas
mitted for trial BY Justice Brennan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1853

dency Elias Rector of Arkansas for the Southern Super
intendency VIM Cullen, Of Indiana, for the Northern
supernteDdency Jacob Forney, of Pennsylvania for the
Indians of Utah
To be Indian agents To wtCyrus x. Drew, OF Indiana
for the pdans east OF Rocky Mountains and north Of New
Mexico and Texas; Alfred Vaughn for Blackteet
and other tribes Diego Archulets, of New Mexico;
Christopher Carson. OF New Mexico Samuel Yos az Mis-
souri, and VIM Harley Of Mississippi, for the Indian
California; VIM Garrett, for the Greek Indians; David
NsDderslce OF New Jersey, for the Iowas, Sacs and
Foxes Of Missouri Douglas Cooper Of Mississippi for
the Choctaw and Chckasaws Andrew j. Dorm, OF Mssou
RI, for the Senecas, Osages and ether Indiana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
PeraOnaI Int<lllgonce.

At the ball given Paris tho 10th OF February last
by Mr. spencer, the United States Consul III the sue q
the American society present The most remarked
bellies on the sOiree Mrs. Butterfsld, OF New York.
and the Nissee Ese Roussele and Sourbet OF Now Or
leans. Mr. Mason the American Minister was 70 give
grand ball on the 2lst.
Queen vicorias evee ct Buckingham Palace the 18th
uno atteu fed by the three ambassadors from Siam;
Hon George Mn Dallas Mnisterfrom The United 5<atss,
and Mr. p N Dallas Secretary Of Legation Don Juan dc
NADIA Baron Instant de Pradine, Haen Charge Affairs,
dAhars from Brazil and e Commandeur vrgilio do Car
vatho atache To the mission
Americans registered banking osse of the AmeV-
from Feb. TO Feb. l8, Is6S-w M Tileston g. Whtnev
Jas Fowler ID. Stewart, W H. Heydeeker r. HenrQues,
$ + Allinee, j. 8. Kendall, N. r. Miller T. n Ingraham
H. d. Geo. Dckey DR.. Y. G. Stewart and family, C. r.
Cranch, Jarrsssay, New York. C. =. Adams, A. D.
Peyster Mass. G T simpson, j. ". Evans L. H. Jones,
D. Carver. Penn; s. NJ Sargent, W. K Johnston, M D.,
DR. J. NJ Stewart, Ohio; John Sewsl, La J. d. kremsl-
berg, Maryland.
From New Orleans and Havana, In the steamship o.
hawba-Mrs Hedges WAyland, Mrs Singerland Mr.,
Isll Miss lestoul and Gibsop John t,d-
dard Oopping A ii Ellis, Finley, J Nrode M Ca
mile, Ronconi, Mrs Bunbio and dAns hter Haml,
Shoncu0 Morlss and daughter Toon, Morillss, ~
Grovenbost, Powers, Allott, Humer, sadler
From Richmond as, in tho ssesmship Roapoke-J Town
Lewis James, Darius Alden, WIN II Elliott VIM Scott, VIM
Long, Bloodgood. Simpson Obendorfer. l. Brch-
house, G Savage, J. Osborne Jacob Myers Mrs John
Umhap Thos Smith, John Freemanand % In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

ALBANY, March 8, 1855.
scucE BILLS.
BY Mr. kArms (dem ITO incorporate the New York
Pure MILK Company.
Bills fNrRoDucxD.
By Mr HAisrxp (rep)-To repeal section ten OF the
laws Of 1915 TO equalze taxation.
PAsSHD.
To incorporate the American College OF Neics Science
TO incorporate the Committee Education Of the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church Of the
United Statee.
To proven, prize fighting
Mr.. OWEN (rep) had consent 10 report q complete
bill TO increase the number OF Dotaries public In New
York city to four hundred
The senate took ~ the Kansas concurrent resolutions
and lengthy debate took place upon them
The nate adJournsd without taking any question.
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ALBANY, March 8, 1858.
Several members asked leave to record their votes
the kansas resolutions passed on Saturday night
Several petitions were presented; among them were a
number in favor Of tong railroads closing canal locks
Sunday, and regulating railroad freight
BY Mr. DAYTON tdem ITO test the purity oflquors sold
as q beverage.
by Mr. CHarywID-ro authorize the clerks OF courts
OF record 10 take af1dsvfts
REPORTED.
To extend the charter Of The wes,chester Insurance Com
peny.
TO amend the charter OF the city OF Brooklyn
presented
NE rssQ'ulos eoadsuaps The lnsncsus auaisT Of ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
.y-rseY CITY NeWa.

THE Reilly COMMITTEE Of Jersey City held th sr regular
weekly meeting al the City Clerks office yesterday
ing, with Mr. Charles Fink in the chair The tAl
was reported es the amount Of collection the
meeting which makes $756 81 received since the organi
zacn Of the committee The reported tina. there
yet about 500 In bis hands Interesting statements
made relative 10 the condition Of the poor the city,
from which appeared that much good had accom-
pshed The City Missionary the almsnar OF the commit
tee stated that he had assisted 2ll families during the
past week, being increase OF la the Previous
week.
TRIAL PoIcxxEs.-Tte Jersey City Common Counca
meet to night in Committee OF the Whole for the purpose
charges which have been preferred against
bers OF the police department The members TO be placed
trial, Chei Hanes and Officer Baum Smith, Top
ping, Robinson and Murphy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

ALBANY, March 8, 1858
The following appointments by the Canal Board
made TO day
Erin Collaboration Harrison, New York W.
c. Marshall. Albany H. Waterman, West Troy John
Bro1t, Schenectady W. N Clark, Futonville les. Hart.
Little Falls w. II. Green, Utica Giles Hawley, Rome
Charles H. Tucker, Jordan Hiram Titus, Montezarna 8.
Lewis, Lyons Pomeroy Tucker, Palmyra John Rigney,
Rochester, j. H. Warren, Brockport Erastns Root, Abb
on Reuben Garter, Medina John Campbell, Lockport
David Koher Tonawanda Henry p. Clinton, Buffalo
OTnER CANArs-Danel Hustled Osweso.
Assistant Colectus-R W. Allen, Bernard ONei, D. R.
Underhin. John G. Fail, Nelson Puff, Lewis J. Lauphre
John Ridden, w. Delamaaer, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Abolition Convention at Albany.

Abolition Convention at Albany,
ALBANr. March 8, 1853
An abolition convention met IN this city today. Rev
Samuel j. May presided. The customary resolutions ad
vertng 70 the total abolition Of slavery, aud coudemuing
all other political parties dishonest introduced
The Convention about equally divided between males
and females whites and blacks. Wendell Phillips spoke
in the afternoon and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Fire al Bridge port, Conn.

BklDGkfokf, Conn., Hatch ;, 1908,
The loss al the fire Of Messrs Wood Brothers fa'tory
Saturday afternoon estimated at TO $40 600
The third story and roof OF the main factory destroyed
building occ1 ped by J. Lewis, rs grocery, stu
eed on Main street. the railroad crossing,
tirey destroyed about i've O'Clock yesterday Very ns
was saved from the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Appointments by the President.
M Nth ILr dt1cs md cl.rlalrlI f ILc Ger1aI


COLLECTORS oy TIE CUSTOMS.
VILLAIN 8 Pomeroy, district Of Fairfield. Conn, reap
George p Eddy, district Of Niagara ~ " vice A. v. f.
Hctchklss whose commission expired.
orville Robinson district Of oswego, ~ Y, vice Enos
II. Talcoit, whose commission expired.
Warren Bryant district Of Buffalo creek, n Y, vice
John Hudson, whose commission expired.
William II Curtis, district Of Yorktown Va, vice 10.
seph Il. Brittin CHAM, resigned.
John s. Parker, district OF Cherrystone, Va, re ap-
Henry F. Hancock, ds,ric, Of Warrington N C., re-
appointed.
julius A. Bars,,s dstric, of ST. MArys, Ca, re sp.
pointed.
Robert N. Mcmillan, district Of Teche La appointed.
Benjamin r. Washington district Of San francisco, Cal
vice Milton 8. Latham, resigned
sRRvEross THE CUSTOMS.
William A. hayden, Hartfort, Conn, re appointed.
William A. Quynn, Nottingham, Md, re-apponted.
William shsnds, City Point, Va, resrpointed-
Charles Fsgot, Ponchartraip, Ia, re appointed.
Joshua II. Davis, Ia vsca, Texas, re appointed.
William A. Linn, s. Louis, Mo, esppoin'ed.
Robinson, district Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, va,
re sppoinied.
Rsoprxxs oy LAID oyvrcuL
o, p. Hastings, at MArysrlle, California, vice Chas.
oliver Pssham ct Clarksvile, Arkansas; reapponted
Vim. J. Owen, at Champssnoe, Arkansas; reappointed
Benry J. johnson, 1t Washington, Arkansas; reap.
l. b Cunningham, at Fayetteville, Arkansas; reap
VIM w. Lewis, at Batcsvillc, Arkansas; reappointed.
Warren n. Graves, at Springfield, Missouri reap
pointed.
Mark I. Means, at Warsaw, Missouri reapponted.
john b. Cloutier, at Natchtoches, Louisiana; reap
pointed.
Louis Palms, at New Orleans, Louisiana; rcappointed.
Louis g. Pyles ~ Newnansvie, Florida reappointed.
RxcmvERs oy PUBLIC MONEY.
James C. rappan, at Helena, Arkmsas, rcapponted.
VIM. 7. Sargent, a Champasnoe, Arkansas; reap
pointed.
Charles q. Mitchell, at washington, Arkansas reap.
pointed.
Joseph I. Dickson, at Fayetteville, Arkansas reap
pointed.
Thomas J. Bishop, at Springfield Missouri; reappointed
Nath. d Holden, at Warsaw, Missouri; resppci nted.
Henry W. Palfrey, a. New Orleans, Louisiana; reap
pointed.
Jesse B. McCcndop, at Greensburg, Louisiana; reap
pointed.
Alfred L. Woodward, at Tallahassee, Florida vice Henry
Bond, deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Municipal Elections In Maine.

BANGOR, Mar oh 8, 1858
At our municipal election 70 day Hollis Bowman, repub
lcan, elected Mayor receiving l7o votes against
e2s for sas Hatch the citizens candidate The repub
Leans also elected large majority Of the City Council
BDDEFoRD, March s, 1858.
Cyrus Gordon the democratic candidate for Mayor was
elected at our municipal election TO day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Sudden Death.

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1858.
Calvin Crecker, Of Portland Me-, formerly assistant
surveyor Sanders Pacific Railroad party died suddenly
here last night. He leaves family In Portland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

The Westernport Mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH, March 8, 1858.
The screw steamship westernport, Of Cromwes line,
arrived here TO day from New York All well.
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Appointments by the Secretary or tine Int

The following appointments have been made by the
Secretary OF the Interior and confirmed by the
Edward Chsse, Of Michigan, " q second claes clerk
ship IN the Pension ONCE, vice A. V. Hofer. resigned.
VIM Darmon, OF New Jersey, 70 FIRST class cerkship
in the Pension Once.
To be Registers Of land ofnces 10 vH:Iewis G. ryles
at Nevnansvile, Fla VIM W Lewis at Bstesville Ark
VIM. J. Owen, at Champagnoe, Ark; VIM z. johnson,
At Washington, Ark. lewis Palms, at New Orlesns la
John r. Csuer. at Natchoches, Ia Oliver Bashsm, At
Carksville, Ark; L. b Cummin, Al Fayetteville, Ark ;
Warsaw, Mo.
To be Receivers Of Public Moneys, VIA L. Wool
Ark; Jas. G Tappsn, at Helena, Ark. VIM. r. Sargent,
at Cbsmpagnoe, Ark; Charles b. Mitchell, At washing
ton, Ark. N. Holden, At Warsaw, mo- T. j. Bishop, 1t
Springfield, Mo-; n. W. Palfrey, az New Orleans, La
Jesse b. Cenden, ~ Greensburg, Ia
. 10 b superintsndeah q Indian Affairs, 70 vh:-Aey
N, Robinson, u Missouri, Tor Ne 0esirA aupsgintsa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

The Filibusters at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. March 9, 1858.
Generals Walker and Henningsen, Col. Anderson, the
buster officers generally here and the reporters for the
press received with great honors to-day board the
Yacht Xanderer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
The Missouri River Open.

ST. LOUIS, March 8, 1888,
The Missouri river is open, and the packet line OF
steamers running connection with the Pacific Railroad
from jefferson City 10 st. Josepbs their regu-
lar daily trips tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Fatal A fYrav or the Erie railroad.

Fatal ARRAY on the Erie Railroad.
SUyrxRS STATION March 8, 1853
Samuel Ritner residing about five miles from Sufern
station shot through the heart by his brother naw
Peter Benjamin. yesterday Both men were intoxicated.
The Coroner summoned jury this morning. and is having
an inv eatip alton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Death from Stabbipg.

DUsfON, MHrCH ., IboS
Chapman who IVES stabbed by Gould in ARRAY
the 18th ult., die d at O'Clock this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

The Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Can -
obtained genuine a. J. q. SAUNDERS store. No. q
Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

LIZ the Eastern, Western, Northern and Southern Tes
graph Lines.-OHice Fl Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

sIsnscbstd solicits attention TO his Spring
-yieo geni. bats The excellence OF hs hat makng
ttcondaci,d ~ him for years has secured him
hnsive paronege from citizens and the travelling
be y and qualify % the hat
not lt mret the approval OF gentlemen Judy
ment. ESPENSCHEID,
Manufacturer Of gents hats lis Nassau stress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-23
PERSONAL

80. Major NJ. N. Clark, U. s. A, is at Kirk
woods
80. Gen Henningsen is en- route for New York
from New Orleans
- Gen. Walker is travelling through Ala
oama aud adjoining States.
go. Mrs. Worth has presented to Major BRYAN
me spurs worn by General Worth during the
Mexican campaign.
=. General Sam Houston was in Harrisonburp
on Friday. In the evening he was serensded
and responded by making a speech.
Among the passengers by the Persia. from
England, are William Ii. Aston and family. snd
Henry James, the theological esssyist.
-. Carl Formes has engaged rooms for the
Summer, at DR. Munde's Water Cure establish.
ment, at Florence, near Northampton, Mass
80. Mr.. darcy MCGEE is endeavoriny to form
an Irish party in Canada. He has issued an adj
dress to the Irish Catholics denunciatory OF
Orangeism.
80. Rev DIR. Spencer, author of the History Of
the United States, etc, has just been elected TO
the chair of History, Philosophy and English
Literature In the Troy University.
-. Advicss. from China, three weeks later
nan tns fumoredsdeath Of the Emperor, put forth
oy the New York Christian Advocate. make no
mention OF such an occurrence
-. MI harey has been voted a medal of the
Caius Oh tzo oy the Society for the Prevention Of
SIueity 20 Animals, in acknowledgment OF the
humane tendencies Of his system
-. Tennyson has added abop, nm. h,,,,o,
ana nny lines 10 :" Maude, +" explanatory Of The
plot, and restored the " Charge Of The + LIZ,
Brigade" to something of its fofm.T readina ~
zee. Rev. Il. o. Lincoln, OF U,,c,
scented by the youth Of his copgrega,ion III .
pair OF kid gloves-each of the inpers and 49,.
OF both gloves had folded in IL ten doIIs, hiii
80. Lewis Lamkin, Of the Missouri Conris, 8.
candidate for justice Of the peace He sav.
w don't care anything about the fees but 10.
are AFTER the titles and honors OF the position ,;
-. Hon. Robert Dale Owen, United States
minister at the Court Of Naples has written
home to his friends in Indiana that be has be-
come converted to Christianity. Mr. Owen has
heretofore, we believe, been an iDfdel
-. Messrs. Coolidge and Garcia. the two
aMeflcan citizens who were taken prisoners al
OIlLaVa, In Mexico, have been set AT liberty
snIough the clemency Of President Zuioaga ex
Mr.. Forsyth. '"iHis'e
-, :..- According to the Dublin Medical prass
IL NIgntn2aie has formally declined 10 nro,
60 f i9r,her In the appropriation of The
At':ooO 70 i1O,'GO collected in her name for tn
military hospitals Vi CIVIL and
-. x-Mayor Fernando Wood of Nyp
oos. r. Lonls Lowe. of Nd Ex-C,ov David p
u 81, Ia are at the National; also oha,;
;,e Esq Of Ky, who is TO deliver The L..
~ Th oIe the Masonic fraternity on 81. John.