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The Shasta courier., 1858-12-04

% HAVING PURCHASED THIS LONG
Miii established and favorite Hotel stand-at
GM..4 the mouth of the Canon-I feel no hesi-
tation in announcing to teamsters, and travellers
generally, that they will here find every conven-
fence and comfort that may be procured in any
house on the road
The Table and Bar
Is always provided with excellent food and
choice Liquors
The CORRAL and BARN
Is kept in order and constantly supplied with
the best Hay and Barley, which will be disposed
of at the cheapest rates
WIN. ". TRACY.
Canon House. Dec l. 1856 diff
The Shasta courier., 1858-12-04

Days Aromatic Valley Whisky
Is put up in cases containing one dozen bottles
each.
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses
in San Francisco. na0-am
The Shasta courier., 1858-12-04

State Assayers Office, 80 Somerset ST.,
BosToS, Mass, April II, 1858. 7
WM H. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-I have made Chemical Analysis
of your "Aromdtic Valley Whisky," and find it
pure. fine favored Rye Whisky containing no
injurious matter of any kind, and recommend it
as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, NJ D.,
State Assayer
The Shasta courier., 1858-12-04
Shasta County Courts.

Held on the 1st Mondays of January Nay and
September.
At said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of, and
after that the business of the County Court and
Probate Court in such order the Judge may
determine.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Meet lst Mondays in
Aay, August, November and February.
The Shasta courier., 1858-12-04
NEW YORK, April 10th. 1858.

NEW YORK, April 10th, 1858.
I have anaiyzed sample of " Ddly's 4romatic
Valley Whisky and find it to be pure article,
of fne favor, and without any deleterious ad-
mixture. JAMES r. CHiLrek, N. D.,
Chemist
The Shasta courier., 1858-12-04
Times of Holding Courts.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SHAsrA-Third Mondays in January, May and
September
SrsKIYoU-First Mondays in March, July and
November
TRNITY-Second Mondays in April, August
and December.
The Shasta courier., 1858-12-04
PROFESSIONAL.
TOWER HOUSE.

At the junction OF the Yreka and Wea.
vervillc Roads, 12 Miles from shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1858-12-04
c. A N o N HOU S E. .

French Gu1ch, Oct. 3, 1856. o4-tf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
POLITICAL.

WILLIAM II Z. DEssY. the veteran h lior oi
Tie Western Star, Lebanon. Ohio, is recomusuded a.
a candidate for Corgress by the Republicans Of his
WaIren) County r mass meeting We have no de
sire to me Idle with the selection of candidates in other
States, but should the Republicans of his Distric.
make Mr. DenLey their standard bearer, feel sure
from our knowledge of his Editorial course that he
will hor or their choice.
The Republican Convention for the With Con.
gre ssional District Of Indiana ct July 80 and
mated Albert G. Porter young lawyer Of Indanapo
lie, according to Tie Journal Of that place, of admit
ted talents unsained integrity and unquestlonable de-
voton to the cause Of Freedom lie received 90 out Of
100 votes. His opponent is Martin NJ. Ray.
-Messrs. Douglas and Lincoln have agreed 10 a
joint discussion at prominent point in each Con-
gressicnal district of Illinois, alternately to open and
close.
REPuBLIcAS CosyEN1Ioss.-Ontario County-Ist
Assembly District, Sept. A. lid District, Sept. ,.
Seneca-Aug. q. Washington District, Sept. t..
The Hon. Jacob c. Davis OF Warsaw publishes
card to the voters of the Vth Congressional District
Of Illinois. Mr.. Davis occupied seat in the last Con-
gress, bavirg been elected to Col Richardson's
pred term. In politics be is Buchapeer of the Ada
nabtne sort. This district represented by Isaac
terminated.
There are three candidates for Congress in Florida,
viz Hawkins, the presett incumbent and regular
Democratic nominee for reelection John Wescott n-
dependent candidate en- his own hook and Major
Cbese of Persecos, the rcminee Of the dissffected
Democrats, who reppGise the action of the Monticello
Convention. All these gentlemen are Democrats.
The opposition, which j. Is said stil calls sef Wig,
s,ens to be Testing on its osls.
AT the Democratic Convention at Psoli, for the
III CorgessioL al District Of Indiana which nomn sted
VIM. H. Erglsb the nominal author Of Lscompton,
jr for reelection to Congress, Major Cravens declined
and W. F. SheIrsd, wLo was also candidate, ststed
that Re was aware the C,nvep,iOn had been packed,
but be, rotvithsanirg, subnitad ais name. Hewss,
of ccwte, uroeremoriously slaughtered.
Is it possible that Mr.. Ferelon Ha.brouc Editor Of
the BuchsLsn journal 8! Psek.kll, who wrota US on
McIdsy rote, cs mrg the authorship Of tae anti
Hsskin resolves at the Wletts Point pic nic, and a
dgrsLty deryIg tia ke is Custom iIouae ofic,r is
n fact az applicant for Cusoul.House appointment,
sLt Let or.y en- applicant, but ore whom Schell has
seresd to sppoLt AID whose rsme, forwarded by the
Collector, Is Low before SecfstNy Cobb for conGrma
tcn? Such would sppesr 10 be the feet from liz, Of
scteia Nominees in yesterday Herald. Bsdly az We
lhk of Cfce seeking human nature, this is had 10
OshSse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
From Washington.

WAsHISGToy, Tuesday, Aug. s. lSS.
Mr.. G. L. r. Jsuss, British Copsui al Norfolk, s'
been rendered TIE appointment OF Con.ulGene'a a.
Ven'ce, which ho vii probably accept.
The Pos.mssts &c epersl returns here next week.
Tie follow pg. usmed officers have been ordered 10
the rgste Sabre which a to be the hsgseip ot tue
Brszil squadron: ,,n..
Corn asdsr Thciburn, Lisu ralts Weodiv. hcDoaolsn
C,e;rh.op Gibor Newnsr McCsan; Fleet surseon ure.n
pa A,.;s.u Surgeon Harscn Asant Surgeon Beroette
Prer s:eele Master BrsGf5i Chaplain Joan Blake Boa
~ en- A,k;n.oni Gunner Copper ssiln,sker Jones
war Cyane 6ttirz for the Psc.tc squidron:
CouSsnder Loeiwocti Ler.etsn'. biy,n; LowIey Ing
Pnre, Murray Master BuchsnSn Acug Boasxa ain buseo As
,,,n. uure! stt Cxpeater Knight; Ssmaker Bou'sel
Commanders Thorourn ana LocA weo we're auec.sa si
bv the Naval Re.rirg Board, but atterwsrd were
restored TO the active LIST.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

The letter AID three or fOir chcei' Oh
besr9, pul.sd il for tie .ao.e. w-er hn%y
q usnthGiu Eaded through tie mud % receive TIE
Litter Or tts 2i,t, the French Eabassaior sas-
rg arrived, tie four Penjpotsrssries aen' eich hH
separate dispatch sdjressed to the Governor Uec-
eI.! q Pe.etee.lee, covering another for tae nis'
min s.er at Pebin. TIE four beats bearing tasse
dispatches were togei BY ,nsl steamer TO the
rou.l Ct the river, Hfence they Iowsd TO alal1i1s
paes between two of The forte, where tie Uaa1d'-
I'll. had erected tents aud collected 81 es,or!' 70
Isceiss TIE visit, Of which thy rad been notined
tie eyenirg before. Tssre q great crowd,
wtioh slowed uueb curio..t5, bat 10 s1rs oil ho'-
tiliiy Is TIE beats sppro.ched, one of the mazda
rirp, ubo lad Waited the Missi,sippi AID the Fur
Gus On tie I9b, was so uIgeIt in foIbid1g them 10
srd that the gers fnay consented to deliver
tie Dispatches vithtu! attempting it. TIE game
muddy bottom which tie American boat had en-
countered hld ade .be gettDg tie 1isps'che' OF
shore after Of some difficulty. After the dis
pstoles were delivered, compliments were eI-
chsDsed-the usndsiin expressing his r'gress thss
be was T OF abe to of,r any refresbments. Tue
boats then returned 70 the bar, AID were to@ed
btck TO the ships. The rsxt day, two Tartar maj
dsrrs Of high rank arivsd at village on the shore
in sight Of The fact aud had an iLtirSiew with tie
Rus,iap Eubsus'Cr They de,cIibed themselves
De tsyirg been seht to inquire into tie cause Of tie
collection Of 70 many ships; but probably their real
otject was TO say, as they did, that they had net
on tie way the dispatches for tie GOyernor-Gen-
ersl Pc cbteee, that the etressurerofthep province
had Lndertsken to forward thtm, and that speedy
sfewer might be expected. AL answer, in fact,
sIIived, ss hos heretofore seen mentioned, on the
27ts: but this the Embas'ador refused to recsiye,
% account Of rome informally in the address. OF
what bsppered in the three following weeks down
10 the capture The fort' we have no details
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

We pint IN another place statement of the
Albany Observatory troubles from the eide of the
Trustees. If We have not hitherto ptinted any.
thirg On this side-ss the writer seems to complain
it ia because nothing worthy of consideration has
been offered. So, if, as the writer alleges, We
have made up cur judgment from one sided data,
it has been owing to tie fact that the other side
gave us no facts to consider. Even now :" Fair
Play" in effect, asks US to await the formal state
ment of the Trustees which, be intimstes will be
fuller s1d more satisfactory than his own. We
certainly think it high time that the Trustees ver-
sion Of the difficulty were before The public Let US
Indulge the hope that It will be model of direct
ness 81 a per'picuity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

e. Su,.,y..Crs - equally divided bet@eeo The two
,fs,i q tai,its, il is reasonable 70 suppose that
prtper Gaze VII, be taken in the disbursement
Of ,hi. MONEY and that usder the hsscs Of account
embraced IL tttir .ctsdule We sha'i be tolere''y
free fiou ropbery. Mex. .comestheCt GoHernmsns
rrcptr, The rnlbs power q which issuPfosed 10 bs
tie Common Council srd Hes1s Of Dspsrtneoss,
but which !. oiterer garg Of jobbipg contractors.
Tie no1est demands Of these psTtes foot up for
ts1ation $5452, ,OH "A, and for Treasury az
yaucts s9f2 coo; nakiry il ell 70 be expended
for wi at Is called City Government S6474044 "a.
Putting these itelrs together, we have gene e:ai
oIdiLsIce prcvidng for tie eIPendlture of So
5OI. .g73 IS. b.. this is not al; there are many
trust scceu ults, as ttey are csled IN ths TreasuIy
Deos,tu tu,eut. which cal for an indefinite amount
.eyersI millions ct least; bat which SUN does 40.
sppesr in tie tax ley, for The reasOn that the
uorey thus tIrerded ia ra,ed By assessment bond,
aud Iees;d 10 tie Treasury by TIE collections Of
sssessue nts upon property benefited by the various
st,eet tpeIiIgs, widening, grading, paving and
sucl. ike WOIk dOIe b. The money sdvancei oa
such b,no,. II 10 nevertheless taxation, snd
away heavy burden upon the proPerty-ownsrs
Immediately interested, az some Of the sufferers
from iob,, such as The Second avenue opening, can
testify to- their soIrow. A DCre complete detail Of
tie various appropriations viii be found in another
coUnp, togetttr with acomparison Of the expenses
this year with those of the year 1854 While there
ale ftw items Of decrease, it viii be seen that
soue tI OimOus strides have been made the other
wsy. IL the item Of sslsries We get up from $3.50,
GO 10 more than 5000, 600. The State mill tax
is iLcresstd So92, 600; expense Of lighting the
city, $40 eco; money pad for interest on money
borrowed, about $500, 900; common schools, near
$500, ,OC0; paving, .S232, ,0O0; the Alma House,
SIZE 600; ard tie veIy suspicious item OF AZ
resrs Of tie previous year, Si67,OOO Bus the
reader must exsmir for himself. The Let increase
this year over 1884 is S3,629, 494 about IS per
cert. Just before the defeat of Mayor Wood, q
city piper, which is low blurderinsly writing for
retreDchmert AID reform, was jubilant over the
fact that the expenses Of The city were rapidly n-
clea.ng, arguing therefrom that We were quite as
rapidly iLcIe asiI il populaton, wealth, importance
and respectabilty, and fairly elspped its hands at
ts prophetic prospects Of the near approaching Day
when the tsxs.iun would be 100000 year.
If We had few more Woods ard Devl MS to run up
unauthorized bills, ard encourage thieviDg con-
tractors, pen;ion shoulder. hiters and lazy poll
tciars upon tie Treasury, and otherwise carry out
their peculiar IDEAS Of Democratic government and
gorfca.ion, We should not be long in
reaching our cotemporay's blissful figure of
$40 0O0. 600 per annum.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

Mr.. Byron Klbourp, ls.e President Of the Is.
Crosse srd Milwaukee Railroad Company, In
recent pamphlet, bas undertaken to defend the
melted which lie adopted to secure tie land grant
made BY Congress to the State Of Wisconsin. He
n.ists in thi. pamphlet that bribDg the Governor,
tie Litutensnt- Governor, the Governor. private
,ec1eialy. tie members of the Legislature, and so
forth snd so foltb 10 the extent Of million of dol
lsrs. wss in no wise rspugnsut TO tie s.ricte.t
PRINCIPLES Of morality. The v. Y. Hera!4, 10 com.
nentire upon this cool defense, sfects virtue
as jndgusrt as tha. Of Mr.. Jo.eph Surface. Batit
pu,bes the thirg little too far, 10 proceeding 10
s,k Where did this man learn the principles of
morality tha. could produce such b-ssoms as
"thesel What church or college or institution is
re.por sbIe for .erdDe out such disciplea' this
railroad ex Presieertl' Now. anybody who vii
tske tie trouble TO refer back to TIE leading Article
Of this very same humber Of The Herald may find
tfere ful snswer t. these que stion,. That article
in explaining the difference between American
civilization and Epglish civilization. and the cause
of Our susesa success and Of the Alleged failure Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

The Erening Post on Monday distinctly asserted
ttat JOHN B. HAsKIN is "trying to make the
Republicans of bis district believe he is Repub-
"lican"-tbat he is privately saying to them
"You must not ak me openly to ayow myself a
Republican" &c. We stated in reply that we
believed this contrary to the fact as it certainly is
contrary to all our knowledge of Mr.. Haskin, and
called on The Post to prove its assertion that Mr.
Ii. is playing the double game above asserted.
The Post evades our question, and proceeds to talk
of Mr. Haskin as standing on the Cincinnati Plat
form, to which it truly Gays We are opposed, and
adds:
"The platform bas not changed; hiss THE TRIB
UNE OF course if the people Of Westches.er County
prefer MIR. Hask to a Republican member, they
ought to elect him. but let such not profess to be Re-
pubcafs nor Jet those profess to be Republicans who
advocate his election, except upon the plea that the
county contains 70 Republican tit to 90 to Congress.
But that cannot be said 80 long, at least Mr. Gree
ley resides in it"
To which Gays THE TRIBUNE
]. Though Mr.. Haskin is not Republican, We
like his course in Congress last Winter quite as
Well ss that Of most Republicans, and better than
that Of some of them. We refer to those who
either voted plumply to screen or whitewash the
Fort Smelling and Wletts Point operators, or (stl
worse) lodged the vote on their case.
2, We think the Republicans and other friends
of Free Kansas owe debt Of gratitude to Mr..
Haskn for bis course at the late Session. Here is
one of bis constituents who not only thanks him for
this course, but means TO say 90 by his vote next
November.
3. That the Republicans OF the IXth District
Ia 4. - LIZ
kn's place is possible, though they certainly did
their best and failed in 1856. But we believe it bad
policy to throw out good, efficient, fearless Mem
Der of Congress st the c,o,e Of hi. first term-b,d
policy for the party of Progress in such Districts to
Indicate determination to support no man who
does not exactly pronounce its Shibboleth-worstof
all, to oppose man who in the main has done well,
WREN The probable effect Of so doing is to put
thorough going Lecomptonite into his place. 1t does
.tem that The Post is actuated in the premises By
some impulse other than that of devotion to the
Republican cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

After We know not bow many motions aud hear
irgs, tie Csncem case ha, q. last reached the point
which We Indicated some time sgo as iuevitabls.
Tie attempt 10 keep out Of the record the fact that
the prisoner was found guilty not BY a jury, but
by eleven mep, or rather to make the record seem
TO show contrary TO the fact. that he convicted
by aregular Juy, has failed. So, also, has the at
tempt TO have CaLctm hanged without any opplr
tuui,y 10 bring hi. case tefore the Court of Ap-
peals. It bad enough 20 dispose of mems prop.
eriy ard liberty upon fctioAs OF law. To under
take TO harg upon fiction has been pressing the
matter little further thsn any C5urt has been
viIiI 10 60 TIE prisoners counsel have obtained
oil they ssktd for TIE record la. been amended,
the execution of lie seLtence has bee i postponed
and the case has gone Up 10 the Cour. Of Appesls
on the amended recOid--just what the counsel for
TIE Government might have fgreseen when they
ccbstIied to 90 on with eleven Jurors. o. the
result Of the case before III. Court Of Appeals there
can hardly re 'ogb. Ttere are, i4dsed some
ctlts in which the Court have considered The con-
ltrt ot tie prisoner TO be tired by an irregular
July as binding him 10 ABIDE BY the result; bat
there is DO cspital csse Of that cert, aud in cap
tal csses tie law is especially scrupulouE. We
DO lot believe that any CouIt vii take upon itse.i
tie Itspous.b li'y Of such chspse. |. IS even
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

NEw STEANsHIP LISE 10 FEAsER RyEE.-On tie
2lst Of lis north the steamship hermsun will sail IN
charge q Cap Csverdy for San FreDcisco and Fraser
River direct. She viii Be followed ~ her COMFORT tha
stesHsLip Washington. These steamships are even
iusly, sIe Informed to p'y b.tEeen San Ja,n dol
Sur AID Ssn Francisco 10 tse rev Nicnsgus steam
clip Ike, whenever the N.csrsgus transit route Z,
clt1st. They were sod a. sGcsioa recently to
sheI htId Knapp ard othefs FER $4,000, Who, the
breaking CIT of The Fraser River excitement, sold
item to CaiforI is coupsUy fo' $50 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
The COIOred Convention at New
Bedford.

NEv.BEDFoRD Tuesdsy, Aug. ., IovS.
The Colored Convection closed at one O'Clock TO-
dsv. Resolutions were adopted for law against the
return o fugitive slaves, ,gsinst the emigration Q,
free oooled people and in favor OF sending eolored
children to the public schools s'o Recommending zoe
h.rboring Of fugitive slayes sud of vigilance 20 AVOID
impositicp Mr. Remoud moved the appotntmsnt OF
6mmttte of five to draft address to the slaves Of
tie South recommending them to rise in their might
ard majesty for their own freedom. A warm dlscus
sion ersuec, and The motion was lost by very smsI
msiority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
MewQurk DAILY G.ibm,re
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4, 1858.
The American Arr OF Horse.TamiuR.

We shsll issue on Saturday, Aug. Z, an EXTRA
TRBusI Of eight containing the complete OF hs
wonderful ant with other valuable articles on the same
spj,o which have not yet appeared in this country Every
body WHO horse will desire to read this Extra
sni few copies will be printed beyond those ordered
dealers and others requested TO forward their orders ., once
n,uif distinctly the number Of copies required
Price: Single copies, cents; lto copies. 81 So
AsJIen HORACE GREELEY L &C..
Tribune Buildings New. York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED IA
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Kentucky Election.

LouIsyu ~, Mcntsy Aug. }, 1883.
II tie city proper tie AmeIcs, Jrdgs Of the Cont
of Appeals has s.S msioiiy, and the American Clerk
800. Tie American County officers are probably 81
e!ec.ei by small nsjont.s. P9.!' geuefs4ly quiet.
Cspt Rousseau was dss seroua.y wouEdst " p.s,oi
stot willie IL fst. with Dr.. S:srdifcri. TIE dai-
Guilty srose partly from ar ei sEuigs, az party from
,oit;cs fse,-g.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

DEATH OF Child FROM FATIGUE ASD sriEr
TloS.-Tce following ia an extfsc. from pfyse ~
ter, dated Moutt Morris, July 30:
There was q little boy of NJ. Cs,sidys ioes to'.
weeks ago last Saturday. The canal and race Va ~.
thoroughly searched, and 81 sbOu. tee village ~
wes thought some ot the circusmsn hsi .sksa ~
bet this morning tie little fel)w was found Oh - -
Hor-e Sboe / at, up tie river, abou, three -
from home. His brother that had charge oi mn ~, ~
sgEt Of bir0, snd suppose be was tired, ard -
fer Lone get test. lie must have died fio nalssy2 nss2
f. .'gue AID exposure. lie out 10 s.l tlH ts IL,
rsn three weeks ego Sabbath. /. r.ined here n'''
s.l day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

We received nothing last night from the West
Elm Electons The weather has doubtless imp'dsd
the working of the Telegraph. The majority in
Loui.yille indicates that the Administration party
have csuied Kentucky by at least their last years
majority. There is 20 election htld this year in
Teprtssee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
Military Conventions Senator Cham
dler INJURED.

DETROIT, Mich, Tuesday, Aug3, 1853.
State Military Convention assembled here to-day
for tie purpose Of adopting measures to eecure the
passage of laws giving proper encouragement to the
form alton Of independent military companies.
Senator Chandler was seriously, though il is be-
Eeved rot dangerously, injured by the explosion Of
gas at bis resider co in this city last evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
The Canadian Parliament.

ToRosro, Tuesday. August D. 1888.
,hird motion Of want c! conGdance il NJ. Browns
rev Ministry wa CARED in ;he House OF Assembly
las, nielt. A dissolution Of Parliament Is expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
SuDDOsed SLAYER.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Tuesday, Aug. 8, Io1S,
The Savannah papers cf this morning state that the
bark Rawlings has arrived al tie quarantine ground
without papers reporting herself from the eoast OF
Africs. Rumors sre current that she mas landed
csrro of Arrears either on the coast of Cuba Texas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

Another specimen Of Devlinsm is given in sn-
e!her column, in paper from the Controller, SET
tirp forth the manner in which Mr.. Woods Street
C,nmi,sioners gold-medaled Chief Engineer,
Harry Howard, ha. been doing up the tinkerng OF
Engine Houses. Certain carpenters mssOns aud
psinters employed BY Howard last year msde bills
ses:us. the City reaching S3, ,9O5 O5, aud, as the
Controller refused to pay anything while the Como
ser litigation was unsettled, they got certain COM
plsi.srt Aldermen and Ccuncilmen to help along by
putting their bills in the "srrearages' OF 1897.
In this wsy they paced the Common Council, go.
TIE Mayors approval, and went through the Legs
h,uis. Thur, bayirg got especial appropriation
fer each bill, they expected the Controller to pay
without further question. Bat Mr. Flagg refused,
at least until he could be satisfied that tn,
charges we're fair. To get tbs satisfaction,
bs smliyed competent men to survey the
wclk al d give their opinion OF the Justice OF the
chars,s. In most itstaucss the jcbbers went with
thsm sud Of course made the best possible show
The II suit was that the schedule made up fIr MI
Flsgs wss nearly niue THOUSAND dollars lees than
tie or'eiasl charge, wticb, on less than S35 OOO
may be tsideed pretty important reduction Tne
Of Or. John McCoo', builder, who did mason work
in SIX Instances for which he charged s., ,o57
Sc Upon going over all the items, the examiner
reduced the footrgs to SO l39 II, only l95 per
cert The exact justice of the over;harge OF
S3,9lS "a msy be inferred from the fact that Nc
Ceol settled with Mr. Flsgg at the reduced figures
1t vonld be interesting to know what parties were
70 shsie these handsome sums 10 case they
had been distracted from the treasury, aud
yet with these constantly accumulating evidences OF
swindlirg in every nook aud corner OF the rotten
old departments, strore efoit is made 10 the
Common Courc to stop all further investigation,
srd Of course to bide away ,oon as possible tia.
which has come to lsh'. KnayeIy in the City
Hall j, not oIly not dead, but not even wounded.
We taye reyer had 30 corrupt a Common Couacil,
acco,dirg to their inferior abilities and abridged
chances, rs the present beautiful specimen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
NayipatiOn of the Canal by Steam.

BuFFAIo, Tueslay, Aug 8, Is'S.
Tie rev steam Canal beat Z. l.. Sternberg, being
the secord one out eft hers this afternoon for Rocoes
ter with load Of wheat She makes shout nve miles
an hour and will return here on tr'day next win the
CovsTnoT Canal Commissioners and other oficsls.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

The steamship Persia arrived yesterday morning
9th tie details Of the news telegrsphed on Sunday,
ard additional items of interest.