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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

We judge, from Unpublished letters from officers
attached TO our Chinese squadron, that no Ameri-
can vessel accompan.,i the movement TO the Gulf
Of Pe.chee.lee. The San Jacnto, after 'otiess
voyage from Hong Kong to Shaughae, hiss returned
ssain to Canton. TIE Minnesota remains of Woo
sung. with her rudder outof order owing, it is said,
TO an original fault Of construction, and which it
viii take month to repair. She Lies fifteen mules
from shar shae, which is the nearest she can come
Ia fact, there is but one Of the five fres ports of
China which she is able to enter. What has be-
come Of cur Minister, Mr.. Reed who had pro-
cseded TO shanshas in the Minnesota does not dis
tirctly appear. He has not gone north. There is
10 uention Of bis return to CAUTION in the San
JacintO. Perhaps he remains behind at Woosung
to belp tue Minnesota mend her rutder. That
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

would he ct least a harmless occrp,tion. wti,a is
more than csn be said OF all our tiplonats
GTte American officers eeern to tsse tbs s.ms
view that We have done of the move on Canton.
They regard fifty miles land m4 arch bysllors As I'M
practicable Sailors cannot be relied upon to march
into the intt rcr Of aoy enemy cOutty, unle's
well supp Ited by soldiers. They sra inyalusble in
working auuq, or NAL ing da,h, but are n. fitted
for the other duties OF soldiers. Il would require
ct least ige thousand firserae troops to g''e to
march on Pekin prospect IF success whereas,
exclusive Of gsrrisons, there are lot two thousand
European soldiers in China marines included.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

GREAT MUSICAL FEsnytL.-A great musical hat.
val will take place on the 9th list. q: the Academy Of
Music. in the evering. u IS !, b followed, the next
day, by musical pickle az Jouess Wood between
Fist avenue and East River sld Sxty-six.h acd Sew
eLty first streets The preparations for this
very large scale. The italian Opera Company, mem
bers Of the valious musical societies. ch0ru Of three
Lurdred, oil the eminent instsunentsgts, all the
ches,rss four or six Of the best CONDUCTOR will per-
ic:m. In TIE picnic Il is supposed seins 5000 will
taxi pa1t snd stesnboats &C., earring parsons for
rominsl sum- will he in s'tendarce a. poins to be sd
verified Tie proceeds 70 be given 20 cLaii'y, aod all
the SER ICES Will be- g,aGitolsly rendered.
Mr.. Auschuiz j, presiient-a warranty that things
viii b. done il the tight way. NJ lIelmsmllier, au
enthusiastic mu icisn aud poicctor, Is Secretary.
TIE city suttoiities mssnsiss Of various sorts and
szes some Of the military ETC.. vii be invited oia
the - COO.
Nothirg is considered great startling 10 New Yok
Colossal :o'ces and effects cease to surprise, aud that
hundreds e artists ard . 900 auditor. take part 10
fstva, hardly creates ripple IN The social cu:rca..
TIE nos; tie curEal 60 is TO notice !. quietly In
Europe sJch characterization would excite much fsu.
iletoLizir g-wcuh be extensively illustrated and
Pnncked-would form mater Of artistic sOuvenirsbip
even Up 10 history but in this most c7snopoa Of all
cities which cl srees its social aaiiies and phenom-
eua with such marvellous rspidty-which is a micro.
oosn Of tie uuverse-such festival comes and goes
Ike the Summer cloud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
Hughes Southern Telegraph Line.

WILMISGTOS, Del Friday June 49, 1888.
The American Telegraph Company application for
right Ct way through this city which has been vgor-
KendsIl ard other partsans of the present monopo-
sts, was granted by the City Councils ass night, by
vote of eleven TO three. This decision removes the
ast obstacle in the vsy of new lire from New-YOrk
for the speedy relief Of the public from the cJmbiDa
ton of interests and extortouate rates Of the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

Our plous neishbor, The Obssrrer, favored US the
other day, in common with several Of our secular
cotempcraIies, with a lecture on the freedom with
which we have presumed to criticise the Religious
Press. We think the article in question, I" The
Secular Press on the Church and Religious
"Press," in its issue of June 10. contains within
itself the sufficient exculpation Of ourselves and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
Murder.

AtnBAsY, Filay, june IS 1853.
Thouss Fr-ncis, Keeper of ss'oon on Clinton
avenue in this city, lat night sGurdeIed woman
ucmed Uutcn, with whom he lad been living as his
vile. lie beat her brsns out with hammer, and
Ii oI ked up the house ard escaped, but Bas cao
tured early tile morning. This afternoon he fully
commit cd for the willfpl murder Of the woman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
Lord Napier and Count sartiges.

PHHADEIPHIN, Ffidsy, june Is, I6JS.
Court Sartges and Lord Napier, the French and
English Minister'S arrived here today from POtsyille
whore they visited the coal mires. They took lodg
irgs az the Ia Pierre House. Count Ssrtiges lefi
p. 10. GA his return TO Washrgton and Lord Napier
viii fCllow lin tonight. Senators Sewald and Came
ron accompanied tue PenipC eGtisrles their Penn
sylvauia tour,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
The America Outward Bound.

HALIFAX, Fdday, june Is, 1913.
Tie Roy al Mail steamship America arrived here at
, o'clock This morning. and sailed again ct i. Weather
cloudy. Wind light, ard blowing from the southwest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

Queen vie.o,i,, as mark Of her appreciation of
tie distinguished scientific requirements Of Professor
FsIsday hes presented him with residence at Hsmp-
ton Count, AID has given drsotiops 10 have it FURNISHED
A her M:jely's txpeoss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

Re beaten. and. go far as they are concerned We
stall be glad fit.

Re beaten. and. go far as they are concerned We
etall be glad ofit.
II VIC afc to carry the City this Fall, the People
must fer OLce take the business Of nominating out
Of the bstds Of the Ward politicians. Let the
packers Of nomir atirg conventions, the managers
Of primsIy meeting, have their Own way, aad Il
will be utterly Impossible either to combine the
Opposition OIL one ticket or to call GU. fdll vote
for that ticket Men who are known as hack
politicians, always after something aud sure to
take all they can get, vii not answer the purpose.
We must have candidates chosen from among
tho,e HhO Do not want bit are wanted-men who
sre widely Known as abe end willing 10 live with
out Office, AID who OILY consent t. take Office be-
cause they can thus serve the public aud achieve
an hOrcrable' fame. A ticket made up OF such
men Sc almost any three citizens could name,
asked TO designate the strongest possible candi-
dates fer Sheriff. Clerk, Controller, &C., can be
chosen; ticket made up of the men who stard
ready to put Themselves forward, eli her personally
or through their shadows would OILY bring disaster
on the cauae without any resulting benefit to the
candidates.
We must have emiLent and excellent men nom
mated for Congress, and for the Assembly; but the
first pciEt is to secure the strongest possible
County Ticket-one in whose behalf eur quiet, IN
asIitng citizens will eagerly come out to vote
This point secured all beyond will be easy. Add,
to make it SO, we urge our unaspiring citizens no
matter of what party, to begin at once to consider
end confer with each other TO the best men that
csn be found to compose the anti-LecOmpton ticket
for our November Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO IRE n. /. TRIBUNE
From d SPECIAL Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Friday, Jure IL, 1853
Dispatches from Commodore MackntOsh on
board the steamer Colorado, sent to San Domingo
TO redress the outrsges there, give assurances shat
proper PREPARATION viii &c made Immediately.
Mr.. Dodge will be recalled from Spain, but no
successor has yet been Indicated
Urgent efforts are making to Induce the Navy
Department to give out the building Of the seven
sloops of war ordered BY Congress BY private con-
trsct in part or in whole, but ttey will probably
be built at Government yards, ard distributed sc-
cordipg to the capacity of the working force
Circulars have been issuel from this city and
distributed over tie Union, ureiGg Dir. Cfttendeu
as the candidate for the Presidency, irrespective OF
party or platform, and on the ground Of his personal
popularity with all the elements Of the Opposition
and bis accsptabty to tie Democracy
To the Associated Press ,
WAsHISGIoS, Fiii.y. June IS, 1888
The Navy Deparmt Mt this morning received al
vices from Capt. Hudson clIii'maory OF the news
psper sc,cun's in rrstion to The Atlantic csble expert
meuts and tie future movements Of the fleet.
TIE Board of Eugiu "a been ordered = convene
az the New York Navy Yard on tie sta Of July, for
the examination Ct the credentials for promotion end
admission II to the Erg'neer Corps Of the Navy.
At the recent session Of the Serste q an. Hsrney WAS
confirmed rs Brgadier General; Pnllip ST. George
Cook a. Colonel; Pbip Howe as Lieutenant Colo
Lei, ard L. T. Graham a. Msjor of the % Dragons.
Major MOrdecai, Capt. ROadmsn and Major Lsldlsy
have been appointed an Ordnance Board, 10 inset at
West Point on the 2Uth of July, to test the breech
loading carbns of the best model for the purchase OF
which So, 900 have been appropriated.
The President has respted until the 2G inst, James
Powers, who to-day TO have baen hanged for
murder.
TIE nail from the South is to hand as late az due.
TIE New Orleans papers bring details CT the Tennes
sees news.
The value of the imported goods stored at Vera
Cruz is Ssd to be s. O,0OO, beside large amount
all aorg the interior rou,ss.
TIE French Minister refused to present tie protest
of tie FIeIch citizens against The forced osn for
eigners
President Zulosga had granted an exequatur to Mr.
McMicken, United States Consul at Ac lpuco
The idea of United States proteotoIste, says Tie
ETtraordindry il ridculed 10 Mexico.
ANARCHY reigns 10 Sonora. Guaymas unsuc.
cessfully besieged for enc week by 900 Indians.
Whole villages had been burned and the population
murdered Santa Cruz de May o had been entered by
Indisrs and every man killed. The women and c ill
dren we're confined IN church and burned with the
rost If the town.
battle has been fouglt on the plain Of I'll SanctO
between PesqueiIa ard GaIdafa, in which the latter
was defeated and killed The former had pronouo cod
| in favor Of Jusrez.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

EccLEsr,sTIcAL-Si1.y-fo four members Of tho Firs
Baptft Church, Wlliamsburgt have protested
against the action in Judge Culvers case and united
with him in calling council to review the matter
The coureil is 10 convene on the 7lh OF July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
The Court OF Appeals.

ALBAaY, Friday, June Is, lS!S.
Tie arguments in the Court Of Appeals closed to-
dav ard tns decision, Will DO rendered tomorrow,
when tie Court wi! adjourn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
slesuNprk daily Gribn,ra
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1853.

The mails for Europe by the steamship North
Star, will close this morning st 10I o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
Dusiuess Notices.
FRF-PROOT SAFES.

1su,sLuii, In your, OF zoe 2th Jyte va sy y,n
nhies yoiay o. nSee !. ~ rePy to yoa' Oh H' '
So~ SIR We. it Tor Ct proof show hIt ny
Pseb seis n@ - r. 1t ieuee producsd bH nc
sfosrz has tie c-tetsd yorr safe had eeet G sec apy
~bsl c,t, H. tle bum go Ga di;ss in Asb5, oertid
shing rrthy # you n,;ic, uu yoa anis,d a. b.
ce7 Yea ~ ~ klow 70, by shsi 'o-.' I'D o. yoa
nssb 20 ssy la Alh1rs fai, mot we, n ~ ,b Cs' ire
To,s q tSS @p. - y, BY Nc WHO bal ec safe
g. use1 have further ~ deocr q ,,v o,feTs A. eye
uoiias OF csik t. Nj A, VINO "'' WI"
vo,, ..,,oo The. you csn SUBJECT one 81 my s.les
80. - nj ,cirg stsiicd Ad !esv's di.cooI'1 " o. O
I',i. cos;eeas . Sr,, - , S.Is scciat,sif
20 - he Sa fobted Dcr a1 Summer Ib'
,s.l as Was skcs h. t,et ti'e ~! 60 rom
L. y o. bck, iIio sAy Sa1t.a BE- we" so COCA aa oP
fA,c &c Mage. cf NV York All Trey selcc
Of SEVEN - it Cus Sais H. stricHy p'ira ~ an
$3.50 u Pc Wiz 10. 20. .en. to I've @ open pls
ia, to isslis # ii ,fyl Ssis tasls one Ct sDy
sS,y s et Fs Sos ssy 1.iofsa y os
(Which sa' 'c' q your utrf.yosd aas wa one . o.
-, ry' Nv vito To C15 Cotfcn herrs Repj,tors aud
pubic .tisy Rave opP2 MY T. VITO A' tae INV sd
isrSea ,ssdc. s-codI,N thr public viii be ft to Jotse
IL :s. ss' 2. s = pc cutie tfa my Safes have
ss;sG al Gcs .h toui.c q bg1rs VIII. s33i one nay,
v ,s.rc,ed Tits y se.ac:c1y - j1dse
a bet s. by hius them tested 10 toe sane 'nsnnot tga
.ycTy Sac ~ sho b. h. the buiag OF he bdiag
reT.sisirsttm Ib;s tie ver6 tss aTssy ben e~dered
caput e TtNfrrr ti'i t'ty our
oe T tier n, bugLiis Of hnLcnE when
lsy ar 20 % whe h which tests the o'aekng OF
cssfOi with sheet wrought Toa aud su1-ct to
IA H segc-sl eoi'ts Which - caion safe vita Gtett non
o-e wh.ch te hcc.usy an5 satisfactorily dore IN
E.ivA'e Sc: % fire.
dc birk yo have pishd your obsot in tosigs
dssp pate uPcr tie ST no'e -ske b Your attempts {. nN
ire n ana 'uuaos tleiu villa tie Safes formerly nide
ts nse bat sos for couissson Is IA the
ns, Co front o., who ned their sale rcbbdc some
vesss $50 Tois see ~ L1o' Wilder Tin his lie
us) trstg Biz uGon IL ana Lame nowhere upon The
Sc scd /, H.. Yeas commission. fcr wei.
core a. the repp ycn safes can ob,stu, by re-
scrg this Nv tricky manner % dorg h1siioss nch for
-. esn Of better estou - character with al youI unpo
kcd stats up'p and NJ safe BY this unwauantaOe
slvse ,iss Llge G daiy on % myself Sld thooe nor-
IN sete hi cor NJ bc the pbc and expose the
uiscu-y Of yopT Safe sud odcr2 you 81 GOO 70 that
nv Herring Pate safe tEsd 10 prcervc the cotf us
gbs. when proved. he ncst ct-a way to destroy pubic
{. hetUte. siLS Z. 4EkSAT
TIC largest ssss-tu..t IL Tie void q FRF ard BUR
CiAaPRo0I eDa-tei fee G csn pes) aud second hand
L ssIs f'f ss'- at tn, dept. Z HERRlAc q o.,
NJ 25l bIosdssy Murray ST.. opposite Ci,y IiAll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

Explosion md Burning Of the Steamer Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
BArcnr,oR's HAIR DYE-WIcs AND TorpErs.

s.si sto5k worllThis celebrated establishment sa
H. 5 bosdwsy Twelve private expressly Tor the sPp
ration CT his famous HAIR Dl the best eXaut BACHELORS
iCs sEe ToUiIs have nproy all others this the
pny place where these things pey Understood and made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19


Tuy Covp DE MAN OF THE SEASON.
lie b1A'h" Orsis No 2ii BrosiwsJ.
TIE CASHMERE HAT
tLs "se.ss.icn 81 ye" Of the Season.
Wv GEsIs. No 2ti Brosiws.
Tn BEAVER CASHMERE
GENiN No. 2l4 Broadway.
A MASS MEETING At KNOXs.-Thc lot
weather has occasorsd CREST KNOX the hs'tr wen
the soda fountsus IT, passing tee store o. MouuhJ fI
The corner Futon aud Broadway tho sidewalk VA thrhs-d
with customers puh.Ds In and squeezing cut inside we ouhn
perfect ian " and the ubiquitous KNOX wsiticg on aI"n
mel His Sumuer siJles Of STRAW HATS arc great
nprovemI t upon al previous ofiins; sLo ney er sus
New England meadow, o, Simmer hnoA 80 ASh ana
CARD.
krssRs T.. v HAUcHwovr 1 Co. -
Lsve tie pleasure Announcing to their ends and the pb
lst Having mandatory fo the production OF
FISF SILVER WARE,
ev are cngsf IN preparing lage and elegant ssso
meut q
TRANS Spoons FORKS, TURrrss
VEGETABLE DISHES CAKE BASKETS &c
q entirely and DESIGNS the whole OF "hch W"
be finished 8pd ready for sole -,
on MoNDAY TuE i4TH oT Jusr go
and 70 which they respectfully invite the OF c pup
Into ndng important branch OF theit fnuc
the puoic th,t they VIII spare hinc anof
nor expense the production OF articles OF SURPRISING beauy
and woTkmaD,hip. ,, ., , -
OvR STaNpARD will b. az fine as il compatible with durabi
Nv las nersned by actual experiment. aud every article VA
E.V HAUcHwoUr Co.,
Corner cf Broadway and Brcome 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

y We prefer then fGi family use IN 4 IEtlne.
TitS tie hisest premiums In 1851 al the Fairs OF the
hmUicSn us tUtc New ok Mssyand Institute Baltimore
st the Ststc Fs Olice No. SiS Broadway n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

soso and put Sheaihrs boards shses Tin
Cor Znc and Gsyc AID pegil city water Light
We all Jobs 100 foI Eve years. THIS cemet is
poo ssnst vster end W D. furnished BY the barrel
Tor tie country, with printed Instructors fer using GoneIs
once No SIS Broadway. n. Y. JosLPH Ditto 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
CAurloN.-I nm informcd that my patent o.

Bept 1876 f IMPROVEMENT SEWING MACHINES is eNten
syely inlrged and especially in ths city aud ycniy This
70 notify ell Sach Pss-ns to q, SIS from nttbcT nngemon
D. NoWI. u. No. s., Efoome-gt-, " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

Hsw pAIENI SEWING MACHINE,
COsPlIIt I0K 90.
Superior hs hge, pic Mo- ilts ol che quarter the COS
AcYN-s WANTED. No. Il, BRoADwAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

LADIES YOUR EAR, YOUR GM1ERS.-DO not
Lave the city fist making sv to CAATRELLs esab-
en-. Broadway, felec ing asupFy of CATERS
fr comfy large stock q which M hiss prepared for
especial berth These Caters in @-@P
ana w a Ia not tbe a upoT;aut vey durable Call ard make
Vonr suc srrges your male aoquartauces that CAN
also fg ISL ilcn VIII BOOTS, Olhk SV' VI Ca
leutn ifx a low rllces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
The g1eat success Atlend!ng Dr. LENETrs Patenl

nc great 5uCttss htItIOlng Ut. LEN lit TaItIV
lrpEoyec AHosPhte Pressure fL.Irs for Artificial Teeth
warrants hs calling puh tticuon the advantages they
fer al Other methods Tue doing with tie pof.
Tea the iaie covering tie goof u the mouth sn producing
'rnmeuse sdhs oD, esauots AID lo poos goat
mice son 70 those wteFs acquiring Artificial Teeth M
II NAl sfey pace, rcsr Bic Sdw1y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

The death of Col. HARRIS is announced
in the eastern papers. This intelligence,
which is by no means sudden and unex-
pected, will he received throughout the
country with deep regret During his
career A. legislator he exhibited great
industry, sound judgment, aud practical
skill, rather than great brilliancy of intel
lect.
AT the last session Of Congress, his un-
compromising hostility to Lecompton, gave
him prominence in the House. and attract.
ed the attention of all sections of the
Union. However Democrats may differ
on the merits of that controversy. none
will question his political integrity or
lightly estimate his services.
In his death the nation has lost faith.
full servant, the Democracy valuable sup.
porter. and the opposition "a foeman
worthy Of their STEEL The increased
majority BY which he was recently return.
ed to Congress shows the estimation in
which he was held by his constituents
His death will be mourned IS public ca.
lamity.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

Business prevented our attending the
meeting on last Saturday evening to con-
clude upon plan for a ball on Christmas
Eve, the oath, out We understand that
the managers we're selected wisely and
well distributed. and that three gentlemen
Of undoub.ed taste and liberal spirit were
made a committee Of arrangement, which
will be guaranty TO all tina, wish to
partake Of the pleasures thus offered them
Of right jolly good time. A portion of
the Fort Randall Band are expected to
make must" for the occasion. and the Off +.
GERS and ladies at that post, and our neigh
bors in Nebraska will be invited TO grace
the assembly with their presence. There-
fore prepare We lads and lasses to ION
with the Dance
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09
-S -
The StOux city Lyceum.

Pursuant to adjournment a large and
intelligent audience assembled at the
School House on Tuesday Evening Dec. Z,
1853 to listen to the exercises of the Sioux
City Lyceum. The President called the
meeting 70 order and announced the foil
owing order of exercises for next Tuesday
evening. Dec l4th, 1858. Lecturer for
the evening, J. ". Bosler, Esq Subject:
Henry Clay" DIGESTION for discussion:
ado the signs Of the times indicate an i'm.
provemen. in the morals Of mankind?'
DIsPuTANrs:
Rev. Mr.. Fuller, Rev. Mr.. Chestnut,
Rev. Mr.. Iloyt, Rev. Mr.. Clifford.
The board did not think it advisable to
assign the speakers their positions.
DR.. Yeomans will lecture two weeks
from this evening-Subjeet: "The Hu,
man Machine
Rev. Mr.. Fuller being introduced, enter.
tanned the audience with very eloquent
and able nddress'upon mental Culture"
The expediency of the acquisition of Cuba
either .f6rcibly or peaceably, was discussed
10 an elaborate manner, by both Affirma.
i've and Negative.
l. Pendleton Esq, moved that the same
question that had been discussed this eve
ming be continued for discussion on next
Tuesday Evening, also that the rules re-
curing speakers TO be choseL by the board
be suspended and promiscuous speaking
allowcd--Carried. After much discussion
and confusion, on motion Of Judge Moore
SO much of Mr.. Pendleton's motion az re.
lated to the suspension Of rules, WAS recon
sidered.
In accordance with the above motions,
the question for discussion at the next NEE.
ting will be, "Rcsolved that the United
States should acquire Cuba; peacea6iy if
she can, .forcibly il she must"
The board selected the following speak
"V'"uSSes NeyUttft.
DIR. A. NJ. Hunt, I. Pendleton,
4. ID. Thompson. Hon. NJ. +. Moore.
On motion Of }. &. c. Hoskins ESQ. the
thanks Of the society were rendered To Rev.
Mr.. Fuller far his interesting lecture.
Society adjourned to NEE, ut the School
House at 81 p. NJ. Dec. l4th, ls5s.
GEO. WEARE. Sec.
-----s s-----
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-09

Col. ROBERT MEANS, Mayor Of Sioux
City, has been rendered this appointment
by LAUREL SUMNER. Esq. U. S. Marshal
for the State Of Iowa. This is an excellent
appointment, and ore which will be entire.
y satisfactory to the Democracy Of Wood
bury county. As well as the large circle Of
personal friends who are politically oppo-
sed to Col. MEANS. He is a staunch, firm
and unwavering Democrat, who is always
found at his post laboring zealously for
the success Of Democratic measures as
represented by those whom the party des
ignate as standard bearers. He is per-
sonally very popular, and no one will
question his qualifications and fitness for
this station. We hope he will accept the
appointment thus unexpectedly offered
him.