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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
CRTELTY TO ANIMALS.
, fL Editor ofTi, Y. n. Tribvr,.

T5 fL Editor 9TH T. y. Treunr
SIR Permit stranger visiting yolr city % draw
your attention to piece OF shameful aud mctstrons
cruelty. forbcar at present to notice msry Other
kinds of cruelty shown to dumb animals but will refer
merely to ole refined and aggravated species Of cruelty
The accrrad r,okedness Of eiriHc oaimols 10 BE-
6eroarfd alirc Is it possible that possessed Of
human feengs-not to speak of relison-csn commit
this horrible cfine-ths monsrous crrelty-crucity
which rather ranks them in the lit Of fends and
demons Yes am crediby Informed that to Ger.
tain msnsters in this city IRE animals actually
giren for food On inquiry, / received from the
keeper o. ore of the large boa ons;rctors descrp
ion Of the dreadful cruelty attendant feeling these
hide"us seipents. lie informed me thft doves
rabbits, cats and dogs, are barbar0usiy thrown
alive TO them in Their cage, and that t.e scene
Of torture which ensnes is impossible TO describe
The agony and horror of the helpless little victim
is evinced by the wild, bitter cry-the trembling
ard qniverlDg of every limb-the terror-struck,
frantic glance as it flies from corner to corner to
avoid its ruthless foe. r. bss han hon-, rM
mortal agony and fcrrcr the tortured hie rcitm has
Jtc0ne uLae snor Sometimes, the serpent is dis
Inclined To eat, when the vTctchci victim ENGAGED
0lcrg with it, il kept in the horror of death for days
together without food water, tortured az By
the cravings Of hunger and by the repeated attempts
Of the bideous python. Surely, this is the hight OF
helish cruelty, Surely, this is crime d: the deepest
dye the merciless and nhuman pcrpetrai.rs u. which
y.
last daunirg sin against God and the works Of His
hands, whicn will inevitably bring down His Just
vengeaI and wrath the heads Of the torturers
Cannot the magistrates Of Your city interfere and put
down tins horrid cruelty Cannot the ministers of
religion denounce it, and the indignant voice Of a
Christian public be raised against 1t J By some it
has been enorany said, that the serpents require Live
food. Such statement is utterly unfUuried; for as
every naturalist is aware, they subsis equally well
food which il killed for them. But were il even true
that the erpcnts would die without hre food then let
them. Let tle horid and loath .ome monsters de-the
sooner the better; but let not Gods innocent little
creatures be victimized and tortured to death, to
crafty their bloodthirsty appetite. Ia Gods name,
protest against this shameful abuse and wanton torture
Of the works of His hand. Ard ! call upon all the
humane and feeling citizens Of your city TO exert them
selves to put stop to it, and deliver up its daboca
and uhuman authors to the punishment aud doom
they 80 richly deserye.
s1n, Sir, you're faithfully, ~
JOHN MOFFAT.
Missionary of the Church Of Scotland for Canada.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Missionary of the Church Of Scotland for Canad,
NoycEbcy 1853.
FINALE BETWEEN AESSRS. ETVBANK
AND TOSSING.
To N, Edi,o, Of The n. y. Tri5aae.

IT, the Edi'o, Of The n. y. TriJaae.
SIR: With the emphatic conclusion Of Mr. Losing s
brief note / fully concur: "Selj-respeet demands my
SILENCE" Undoubtedlyit does, since he has not opened
hi. mouth, on the matter between us, without showing
that il is ths nature Of to hate those they
ipiure and that he who associates with wolves will
learn 10 howl DESTROYS Of attending To at
.ractive quarter for epistoary correspondence, am
A. Glad to be relieved from the controversial attentions
AS from the pecuniary demands of Mr. Lossing-for
whom my feelings, after all, have psrtaken as mu ;h
~ commission az of anger THos EwBASK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
THE STREET CLEANING BUSINESS.

SIR: I see by you, issue of Wednesday. Nov. 10,
1853 tie follow made By Mr. Richard Downing
TIE Superintendent Sanitary Inspection before the senate
Committee Some Of the C Inspectors had ieit
bu, little eydeuce Of steps toward sanitary improvement
wa reut under the pre.en City lnspec.Of From REV
a,u 70 December ST. 1857 there had been removed from
the street. Of the IS Wards under Hr Hoons Jurisdiction
Hi37 esl loads Of dirt loads Of ahe AID saoese
sk total Of 237 10 loads And what OF II In whss
- a. bicL with 20 call your ateu.oa IT, ths, M Morton
work the streets IN the nonth i rsVSdv
1907 ''' wv '-' ' ONE WHO KSOWS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

tber business take them 10 ,he,r offcc- taiDg ths'
/! Is lie regular Office Of tie steamship packet line.
ani s:er Inspecting lie tickets Yrotounce them al
gLt, but ,hs il Vii b. Necessary to deposi, go for
" iits fes' "a the passage The paSsergsr de-
nun rcrt lps bat 81 !s.t just brforr ,he steamer or
- leSv,s pays tte smouut, after l-ing told be
ro. prcceci oa biz journey without Peymg Che fees.
This ~ TEN las be,n pract'ocd quite extensively
within few weeks back.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
CITY I7,EM,S.

MATINEE At THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS matinee on
gigantic cale is offered for this afternoon and 1t we
may Judge by the numbers who visited the Academy
last Saturday through the storm, will ce''aniy be
crowded to-day rain or shine Two entire ceras VIII
be given" Norma in which Madame l.a'orde ap-
nesrs for the fret time in many years, and a comic
onera entitled the "Domineeriug Housemaid,' Nile.
Piccolomipi sustaining the leading character new
Info makes his debut on this occasion. The doors
will be opened at III O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
TAieert.semr.e

Garnet he approached By common peoPleMI.nss' "a.
i i, ,, of ,ze LEY c.nno. for The Dwarf Lacy ony 20.
-. y .us stove snd ib- Mexican Giant over seNsn
hi,h =, B.ssvrs Mrsyvs See snd nsssure rr q, yg's
AFIgaNooy AID EyESisG. Thiodors mInlc "oih sna
lr y.i@c.Irs', El,erta-mrr-s IN the Lectrrs-E1om-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
IA.s-..sGsnt-i J

THF METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnVenled ~
Gro s,uypyRs D. .sle-This. the genuine srtie!e h.
-, - 80 ~ nT0,uein u. k@enss possible edge 70
- e.. J.. ob AZ ID Of ~ stscrb-rs and 500 man1acsaf'
.,r 4 4 = s.usDsRs NJ. A-.of HoGse- !
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
IMI.n kNrw MnAr ro po Nrrn Mr Bo,.-

icsnIot scVrrn him. Iegrs boz - fecf him Voc en-
restrain hi. lie 10 slwsys W nishif
Tfst very power Inch as hu INTO s-f
and s-6w ledge o. tt d. ~ lou car b. ob,siuet IN Prsso
LOGICAL kNsNssIio> By ForIEz ard W>iLs, Ss Btvsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
United STATES CIRCUIT COuRT-Noy. i2-Befors
Judse I,CTRsOLL.

IYJUHCTIoNs II A PATEsr CASE.
Horace H. Day ct al Henry A. Wmerdns 1T a the same
agt. William Hasgerty et sl the same at. William Top
ping q al =,
chiefly made vuc anxed rubber fabrics In vostoa
Goodyear the exclusive right To which, for eef'
tain styles goods vested In the complainant Day Tha
peci6c goods produced before the Court, gloves sus
pepders, belts webs etc, which proven to have oeea
sde sccordn the patent Of Goodyear and sold public
auction tho City of New York tue defendants nJanc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

ANOrBER "BoCUs" LoTTrRY.-A correspondent.
writing rom Lancaster, Wisconsin sends , package
.. tickets. 8! winch tie following descF:Ption;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

ACCIDENTALLY DROwsED.-John Deiurg nhtive
Of Ireland 3 year, Of accidentally 10. I'o ..s
His body recovered and 81 in9oes, ~s' nsd p'h "
C.ouot Hill, Deceased resided s. No. s stone street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Arthur Napoleon, the pisnst, just arrived from Eu-
rope, will give a concert next week.

Arthur Napoleon, the pisnst, just arrived from Eu-
rope, will give concert next week.
The Church Of the Holy Apostles Ninth avenue and
Twenty-eighth street, after second enlargement,
will be reopened with dedication services, by Bishop
Potter, at lOi a. In. on Sunday next. Sermon at loi
a. M, by Bishop Potter at 81 p. M, by Bishop
Whitehouse; at7i P. m., by DR.. Muhenberg. Dr.
Muhleuberg will repeat, BY request, his sermon Oh
congregational Music
y. T. Trail, NJ D., President Of the Hygeio'Fher-
npcuc Medical College No. II Laisht street WILL on
the occasion of bis Introductory to the medical class,
on Tuesday evening next give philosophical eHp'si'
ton of all the d fferent medical systems.
Tnr LATE Rev. FRED. CRowE.-A collection For
the maintenance of the destitute widow OF this MS
sionary will be taken at the forenoon service oil the
First Baptist Church Broome street near the Boweryl
10 morrow.
The QUsRaSTrSE TEorBLEs.-We find on careful
inquiry that the statement which has been current
through the week of action being brought against
the Cas,eton Board Of Health, and of bail being re-
oured of its members TO an amount absurd and ex-
cessive as 1900 900 each is not true. Such thing,
however. we learn, was talked Ct, and the papers,
Derlaps, made out; II - Hct ~
any intention of going any further Whether the pur'
pose was TO intindate somebody by threat OF such
proceedings, or whether they were suggested with
hope that by adding to the confusion in which the
Quarantine affairs seem Involved something or other
might be covered up, inquiry be checked in some
not agreeable direction, We, Of course cannot under
take 10 saw II is certain, however, that no suit has
as yet been brought sgaiust anybody but the Super
yisors Of Richmond County. II the amount Tor which
thew are sued shall be recovered, it will about wipe
of the mortgages by which the Board Of Emigration
have raised money for some purpose not known to the
public on the property Of the State on staten iana'
ard which mortgages it is said there is an apprehen
sion will be soIecloeej.
Sr. ANDREWS SOCIETY Oh THE STATE oF Nk"'
Yopn.-At a meeting of the above Society, held at
the Metropolitan Hall on Thursday evening the iith
inst the following were elected officers for the ensuing
wear: Precedent, Adam Nouie; First Vice-President
.IoIp T. Johnston Second vice-P'osident, Thomas
Fraser; Mansgors, AleA Mckenzie, William Patton,
Ro,., Gordon. Mo1cvied Mitchell, George Cruick'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
IaSrar-t.auersf

C.s-C,s-CAs FIxTUREs.-A large assort-
81 hssu,if and entrel, desys viii bs foonf at ous
g., M.nafacturns Depo Nc. SO b sdwsy The tt.as sap
Si-i ct BE ssas tets1' AkSSs<t """sss~~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
ASv-r.,.epeu,
QrIRr.a Con IISYR On /

~ the New tcs Academy u hedc .sesss 81 tbs vsr.
re Of Cus Co liver OF. 40 Is taken wsou, apl-sssss
ste FhSsci-,' qusnsed ~h rese.,-A 20 ell e
b.. oHie sad nrest,Ss- It's Otsc- No Is, ~ e.
PgAfclo. CLtN so, WLolc.ac Asenl. No y.etcArA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

T.r Te,y,,,p AIwAsAC for 1857, contains tAs
-. ~ o., y,-,s-Ltl. and CorEr-ssoaL Eiecio1s U
is~ Fog rsi1TTs o. ~ STAT s4ectons asA q 49, ~
Vpfsrvp k..is.c for Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

Frank Cau'ey was arrested yesterday AFTERNOON
sb,g-d ,.j,b a. .ns sSs money and quantity oil eotn
won Mr Lsbszeur of no IL. Bowsry Justice Stses co'
ed Csulry y pEi.on.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

NEr Donor OF The TIosEr SwrsDLER''-oeV'
eral complaints have been made al the Mayor otnce
Of new system of swuiling persons from the le'0,
who are returning 20 Germany aud other portions ..
Europe. Ii ia the custom with the runners OF pacAe
nres TO have their agents in tho couutry moose Tue
ticket n al envelope, wlch tie passenger Is a,e''eu
90 deliver to tie owners Of the ines o. thelf ONCE IA
New.York. IL many csses the ticket sTitdisr mee'
the passengers q. the railroad dspos, ana' 'sa'a''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

The Boots MIs1.-Yesterlsy morning, Scrgesn.
Dixon Of the detective force, while cvsrhsuAng thc
articles found ct the bogus mint in Brooklyr, came
upon two plate. OF copper similar in size to those usee
fer printing bank notes. Both plates weie coated WIN
wsx, ink, and some kind OF chemicals, anc had tne
appearance Of r.bb.sh. The Sergeant, however
cleansed AID Frightened them up By means OF aela'
when they were found to be plates, from 'icu tue
counterfeit bills on the Hud.on Bank Of Jersey Cuy
and the Ocean BaLk OF this city were printed. Ha'
wards and his wife and the other two prisoners were
yesterday mo,nrg taken before the Cried states a'
thorities.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
fAi.-h<nl-.t

TEAs.-THE ChNTor TEA COMPANY have 81
Aand variety o, ~ -ooers and T, Dcsl-rs s-N
vryss- families SoacArg Oo>uE sEd Young Hyon from 30,
% 80; G-npo~ter ard impc-si from ~ 70 Soc An cshes
Sslte. equally h~. Also SD hoar. rod f.sriv rsA sSs
81 Ca sne examine Nc u, Casaast. essseSs fsass
"a Rscsevrs stG
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

SrrrRs1l1IoS.- the time fixed for the execu'
ton Of ycurg Rodgers yesterday, an lrsl woman, ~
or 30 years of age ani well dressed entered the Lower
Police Court, leading by the haId puny girl, six or
seven years Of age. The wcmaa confidently ap-
preached the desk aud applied to Mr. Lslor Clerk Of
the Court for permission to visit the prison, stating
that the child with her subject 10 fits and sse had
been told by several persons that if tee child cond lay
it, hands upon the body Of a who had been exc
outed before the body was cod she would be entirely
cured. Mr. Lalor told her that such an lea was so'
surd; but the woman persisted in believing Il, when
the Cleik told her that be had no power TO admit any
to the prison. that she would have to apply TO 'ne
Sheriff. So impressed wa, tee idea on the woman
mind that she has.ered sut sId endesvoret to Ind
office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
SUPREME COURT-Sqrct,L TrRN-Noy. la-Befors
Judge CLERxE. . .

Henry j. Uflf1ln hgf Tue NtW-1 UIK anu rTIC Ndlt
rosd-Notion denied y .fhout costs.
The Union Bark agt. Garrett j. Mott.--Motioi
granted so far "a allow the def. put In hs snsves
aud proceed with hs defense payment Of costs OF enter
ing default full OF this motion. The Judgment 10 aa
security.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

r. T. Trail, NJ. D., President of the lIygeio-Ther
apcutic Medical College, No 10 Laisht street wi' or
the occasion of bis Introductory to the medical class
on Tuesday evening next, give philosophical exp'sI
tion of all the d ferent medical systems.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

Tnr LATE Rev. FRED. CRowE-A collection :or
the maintenance Of the destitute widow of this mis-
sonarv will be taken at the forenoon service OF the
Frst Bsptis. Church Broome street, near the Bowey
10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
REAL EsrA1E.-The following sales were made
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by A. j.

On 5rhay n f. corner OF o8.hs Lot - 9KlOo f30
Or 5,hav Lot adjoining above 25xl00 ......... Loss
On ltsh-si Lots : 90 feet F. 5h-sv 2sy0o9ea 5S5
On iSeh.,t 2Lo,, sdioning above 25xlO0 each. 525
On lO8h-s. Lots adjoining above 25xlOO9 each $50
ans Ls NJ Ss n s. bet 81 and sh.s.s o ss175 400
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13


AT reoeIt meeting, the following minute was en-
tered on its recoids
The Directors cf the American Pesce Society,
while acknowledging the hand Of God IN the recent
aea'h oi tie Hon. William jay, our beloved ana
Nenefaled PRESIDENT, d, sire 10 record high esti
mate of ts distinguished aud manifold excellcnces
Ms man, I" Ihrstian, and model Christian patriot,
Philanthropist aud reformer, but more especially
our grateful sense Of the important services he
had long rendered to the cause of peace As our
President for the last ten years Of his life. his WELL
known and universally respected name has been
tower Of strength, and beside the liberal cortrbu.
tons of his purse, VIZ have been indebted to his
poishcd and powerful pen for two annual addresses
before our Society, for his unsnswerable review Of
The MeAicse War, waged in the interest Of slavery.
ard for Us brief but admirable Essay on Peace and
WaT cIpbod,ing the pra .tical idea OF arbitration as
substitute for the sword. His interest iu our great
work though low in is rse steadily increased 10 the
last. We thank God that we have 90 long been per
united 10 enjoy bis leadership in the cause Of Peace
and nov TO embaim in our hearts so precious memo
~ of hs worth ard his services
To the relatives, who have much reason 10
mourn his loss, We tender deepest sympathy and
CcndO.euce.
kesovd That the Executive Committee BE- requested to
uske AZ their discretion Tor the delivery
plehc srlosy the Hon. William JAY the late President OF
our society
R,,osd Tbs the Corresponding Secretary be directed 10
.ad copy OF the foregoing ord TO the family Of the late
'sdss jay"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

The MrLHEARs PERJURY CAsE.-ln the above
case, Ju-tice Welsh, Of the City Hall Police Court,
decided yesterday that be would deny the motion Cf
ex.Judge Stuart to discharge Catherine Mulhearn
from the charge of perjury. The case will be further
continued and no doub. witnesses will be examined
for the defense.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

shank, Allan Hay, Irg,.arer, Robert HJsop. Socre-
.ey, Robert Dinw iddie; Assistant Secretary, james
Calender; Ptysioisn Dr. Alex. Elder Chepsius,
the Rev Dr.. j. W. McI.enJ, tie Rev. ID. Joha
TLoru-or
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

Is II Az IsFERsAL MAcHIsE is 1t fact that
the new portable gas works of the Fulton Ferry
steamers are constructed plan that nsures an ex-
plosior at some day or other, the when being only
question Of time Has DR.. Chiffon ever said ary'
thing on the subject We want light on h'' question
II Is said that the tank on the boat which contains the
GAS is provided with an Inda.rubber diaphragm, which
must sooner or later leak when the ajmixure OF the
air with the gas will produce explosive compound
similar to that which, at Detroit recently and at
other times aud places, exploded With very dsas-
trous results.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24
Trustees Sale.

WHEeEAS on the 9Th day Of July A. u iaJ7
W Herman S'npson sni n Msrssret Simpeon, hie
wife, executed uuto vtd 3 True a. ustss. \ ,s--
tam deed Of Trust conveying to sa d rru te the
lsh0 10 osost County Iowa, dcscribei - iol ws 70
yer OF c'ton umo,r nriy sol In tw, shi, NUM-
ee seventy eish l1sl no,t of range nnmbe, sutes
l3J east OF tn. 5th Z NJ, ~th . oonv-, sncs vas
nsdc oy the said Hermann myson .nd ans.r.s
0iMpson, 10 the purpose u seyu inx th, ,m nj Of
Accrtsin pronihs or, nte and th- iulsIe IN. . a.
ssned ~ Ali Bel u 81 p~on, date IN. ,shtl
day ~ July, A 1897 ami W able =. follows: or
one IN and snf tw-i " ahd 60 100 d. lisrs :.
able TO thu order Of mes g Il nneg, due the lyih
DAY of April, A d IS with interest q the rate ~
ten per cent per annum after u, turity
Ard now said pTomiss0y note avtna bee me duo
Ana payA le ana The said He man SIM son hsv.ne
failed TO pay the same. DAvin ; Tdm T,usi.e aS
aforrsaA1 do fe"by give ,his ubiic notice that by
virtue OF IN" power shich 10 n M vestei BY adj
DECD OF Trust will. on Saturday .he iG day OF cte.
Der A. D. 1883 n the hour Off I. ck Ia the aft. vua
1t the Cour, Houss door IN the city ~ Dnv.
EXPORT, exIose and 0s for SALE IT public auction the
parcel OF land above d~scr bed much h. reoS a
shall be suicieIt 10 satisy and Ply tho smount of
said note with the tnters thereon he day u .ale
together With ali the cost- aud expeny Q st, ending
said safe, costs Of this notice and Trust eses I'D.
on the Completion OF such sale deed IN BE- gwen n
accordaHce ith the stipulation said Deed of n ust
Dated the 9lst day Of SepuMb.r A. D. 1858
d vlD s. TRUa,
sepszdts Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24
Trustees Sale.

"HURBA6 on the 9Th diy OF August, A. D.
" 1857, Heury Bosen and klsey A. Bowen, his
wife ex cuted unto David 3. Tru. as Trpstee =
O. rtsn Deed Of ust convey ng to said Trustee IN,
land In Sect County, lows, desc fibed ~ folrovs
'o-witt Pert Of the east hslf Of out lot number
twenty -one, III In the Ciyf Davenport; oegin-
ming 81 point Or ls0lf e west n'd two undr n
and venty-sx 76-lOO (276 10 1901. feet uovth o9
the southeast cornet Of SAID cut t--thenc. Lo,sN
nfty 1901 feet, thence wett ne hundred aud Art,
1851 ~. thence sou, ATTY 1901 ~. thence east ono
huncrcd and ntty 1901 tito place OF begnn ina; which
said convey ance wss made by - II Henry Bow "a mi
Blsey 4. Bowen, tor the purpose ing the pay.
msLt oi = certain " o,nissoy note and the inlsr
ther' On, signed BY the ssd Heaiy Bowen dsted tie
Sah cay of Auypst. 4. d. 1851 tos the sum of four
hundred collars, psysbl. 10 ,b- esder II ". Woe.
war; dae ninety days ssoss ~ dsts With nterssS as
Ten per cent per annOm after maturity
And now said note havins become due an payable
and the said W. nry Bowen having failed 10 pAy tho
same. avidS True, Trustee ~ soresaid, d., hsrs.
by e.veths public noce that by virtue Of he pow n
wh'chis IN me v--td By said deed of rrut, VIII "a
o'clock IN the Afternoon ~ SAID cay at the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport txpos@ aud mar
Tor ssle At public anc ih tn. highest bidder Tor
cash the r6emi..s absvr drscrbt d, o. 10 much
hereof ~ shsll he sufc Mt TO satisfy and pay the
smousf OF aid note u The interest thereon TO The
day OF ~ =, together vi all the costs e1pnsae
ee,ang sstd sa'e, cost n this and r. ust.ess
fees. Upon The c'mpl~ti n o, such sale deei win
be give n IN tordance he stir u ATOMS Of said
Deed o. Trust
Dated ptember 22t A d, 1858.
ID vIDs. TRUB,
sepZi Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24
From w ashinetOn.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Intelligence has
been received verifying the fact that the
yacht Wsnderer, which was temporarily d. .
tsinsd on suspicion By the U. 8. Msrshal Of
New Yosh . s-w sasvsssns Agv, vent 70 the
coast Of Africa and che Il sooa sxpssted In
Cuba with . cargo Of slavea
Capt. Marcy arrived he . to-day direct
from Utah. He made the journey IN SS
days, aud IL the first officer returned since
the army entered Utah. He met $500 wse-
ons carrying 5000 pounds each, drawn by
$4,000 oxen; these oxen were dying ail
along the road. The Capt believes that
the army will have to stay in Utah. or
there will be further trouble with the Nor
mous
A private letter from an officer aboard the
sloop Of war Dale, dated Porto Perrice, Aug
II, state the health Of the African squadron
is generally good. The Dale started on a
cruise for tie southern coast Of Africa, aud
was to return in December. A seaman was
sent to the United States &C u criminal, and
Surgeon Sherman was dismissed from the
squadron by Court Martial
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

HALIFAX. Sept. 2e.-The ship Rosenheath
from GIasgow, has arrived here, and makes
the following report:
On the 10Th OF Sept. lat. 46, IL long. Al,
4S. discovereda y large red-bottomed steamer
on fire. In an hour saw bark close along.
SIDE OF the steamer-came up with the
bark four hours afterwards and found her
TO be the Arabian from Glasgow bound to
Halifax
She reported no person on board. The
ship appeared to be American built had
heavy short bow-sPrit her engines thro'
the upper deck, and large beam above the
deck was still standing. Cou'd not learn
her name as strong west wind was blow
ing at the time
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24
Local na1r8
GRAND RAIL ROAD RALLY
AT THE
COuNCII. CHAMBER.

This, Friday, Evening, at Z I-2 O'Clock.
All those who feel an int .r.it in the prosperity OF
Davenport requested 10 be oe hard At the Court
II u this evening . hear the reports Of Commit
Hon. john A. Dix and others are expected 10 be
present - deliver sJeethes.
Let the interet already aroused on this vital sub.
lect b k"pt up until IN thing is d)ne.
Ageneral sttend incc Is most ardentiy soci.ed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24
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excep, Sund- ~ 'xcepted; West, leaves .. O3 A n
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S1G'h, lave al - p n, Sundays excepted.
S1ASEs. North, to Duhnq ,c, via Dewitt. MAG 10
ket. and Wilton, leave the nnsyvania House,
days, lhursdsy. ana Saturdays at A NJ; North to
Lyons via eOlAire, Princefol CaInxnche and Cln-
ton, Tuesdays, Thursdays AMI Sstu rdays At A NJ.
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