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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
Personal Intelligence.

Among the passengers in the steamship Fulton which
sailed yesterday for Southampton and H,vre we're Gen.
James j. Jencs and family mr. Bo5ensr Dr. Ia 3ois Dr
Anderson, Mrs Hcey, Rev. J. N BoG and Rev N. RJup2
ARRIVALS
Prom California via Aspn wall in shp Moses Taylor
j " Embury, wife and nfsni, Hnckiey. hev Mr. bhep
pa 4, wife and Infant Mrs Have0 child and servant
Fox Common Ferguson, Jessup and oaugbier,
MAJOR W Bee, kev Mrs wheeler and two children, Mrs
htocston. hpplesaie u ham,er wife AID infant l. ID
stmops and wife, Beck 9TH Win srd Pierce
Csmsck, MS Adams, stevens wife ard Infant; DR.
Tu vile aud infant Mrs villa NorthuS. purser
welsh ana servant Johnson MRS LedRiey, Mrs Wade,
n snfmsn. q FELTON, and WIFE ID N Weston, wife and
cbild; W Bu,nste, bryman, r " Lamson, 2 Smith
MRS Dr Ford, W bucsin J u french, Brown, W NJ
Mnisms y williams Nrs Bercher Mrs Decker. d. :
He'll. HAYS BbbOp h q Gsloin, Latch,,
Scbemerborn Mad Ps1n, Mrs Beupet and tao nfsnis,
Ham. VIE and infant; " Wood Mrs Se ~srt mrs
oordon J N hsutord, Whitney, q " Gibson, A webb,
Capt some fs, CNorfD, Knhsn Pect Mrs DosEias,
four children ND fefvsni Mrs Branard Af and
n q Ward \ a Hubbrn. y Whitney 7 awards q
hamsdel q fldwel Mrs Otmth, Miss q Reach, mrs l.
tof mis-, hrs lahrup ard infant Yrs xoore and
thIid keaomfn J y Coz we infant and 1rO'ner -
u Uavts, ~ A. tas7ey. G-ibble y Patfera
Dewey Aus and wife MS Adkns1n and 70 infants
hrt Hall and child, AIs ,lscs and Infant W Rogerp 4
Chase fendie Mr. An1rif H. Mr. Alien wife. chill and "A
fsnt. W Httiv ", chase VI Rutd and ~iie Boyd,
Quick. " Nmuus Clo.e. Oirard " Hun'smsu. q
Boarcin Boardln A Wnlsne Mrs Wal sorth n u Bry.
ant, and 3l5 ln steer ge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

Annrp HIGHWAY Ro,ngxRy.--Beiwccn enc ard two
o'cock yes b,s.y manning ns e,,as Bardss rcy,,s a,
NO zi2s yepue A. WAS passing up avenue A, near -Four
enth str "A, he MA. suaasn,v nv sone hal,
iozeD 10 wcjes belonging 10 the "Maskerelvle" gang
Iwo OF the nssalnns cxusbt him by tho arms third
s N around the neck, and the mhers cooly pro
eeoso rife hn pockets Ne abe uicd " Police " ct TIE
op voice. and clcer Whitconb, OF the Seventeenth
'rech 70 hs sssetance One Of toe rufnaos was
rrtst and lodged "a stsau house the others having
uoos det In making heir escape carrying vih them the
raiof OF Mr. Bardes and twenty ave cents which they
no tolep from him, fortunately being all the money he
lsd bis poesession. Tie prisoner taken yesterday
efo re Justice steers and committed 10 prison TO
efauh o. 81 600 bail The accused only ~ yeas Of
snd alleges that he ~ss drawn inio the ssape by his
;" npanons
As,cuIAS WOMAN BxSusa Avn T.oHBSc AsorHER SciiAS
ionAx-Anores scrsvno, siclisn woman, arrested
eeterday On . charge Of violently assautne another
Scan woman, named 6elOrms Ssis, aoo break pg ooeo
Ard ierelry. Tue compsiuaa, alleges that sne took
board few days since the house Of the accused, No
ib2 Eirsoeh street, and ,tn 90 fndy aiernoon, upon
her trunks bad been optred and red OF tnelr contents
She charged the het upon Mrs. scravno, Who q, once
became greatly eprsgeo and beat her 10 a cruel aud
savage mnncT. An onncor called In, who arrested
Mrs. scrsvmo 90 searching the house the missing
blsrlea Justice Steers locked ~ The accused 70 avail
an exam nation.
| ABNORMAL DESIRE roR A Com wArca-A well dressed
young man, giving ts name A. George Clark yes
lerdsy afternoon called into the icwelry ti9rC
| Of Mr.. Kraft, No. T6 Bor,ry, aod asked 10 Dc
shown some COLO watches Mr.. kraft laid scvera
on tie counter, but OF them SUITED the yours
proceeded ~ leave the store Toe proprietor
dsiy discovered that one o. the watches missing
Jumping the counter be seized his customer by tn
threat and by the pressure a hs thumb aod Tigers
The tborts caused such eRagrceahe sensations hathe M
l)w Glad " obtain temporary relief by handing
The piece OF stolen property Mr. Krsn his prisoner
in charge OF poicemAD who took him before Justic.
Kelly. The young confessed the larceny. but ssit
thai committed the theft because he very desire.
20 gold watch. The Justice thought IN. desire
. | svidfTced iuct Al normal And wi 4
vev 10 tone down the young mans desires 70 q
state ordered his commitment for oKamir alton
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II hEhiSHr DAM Nohn oVh 1911
Yer The purpose Of pacus The bank soe ssrrs.s, q u
country usep e... 2, sresass '.s., ~. =. 49, e.
institutions The undersigned being all the Arms Gagged
W The business bark note enavins and printing In s
ssd s-mssses sosessr asd.r .Ss ss,is Of he snsrsss
bark Note Company duly Incorporate By sv.
% ss ssa ssSsrsss: ~; = .os
perfect division Of labor.
s "d. <. Bee, :. :. :, !.
rial now Ia
rive. me rresiess po.-iSi. security By Ne supsr~ p
place The business permanent footing, prvtecsins
The commu'y sgsrs eonn g~nccs that might srse froD
IRE bn.ns~, win be nInaed % kerssoors Il New yovh,
Ph.delrhia Boston. Montreal Albany. cssnnAn oss>sS
are tbe nanes trustees appointed unds
' 5 5S;SE i SSsSs
s ss:sssS j fB S.s;SsI$
NkrHasIEL JodxLrE,
Urtn arrangements are ccrnps'ed for The eoseesrswn
Of the busness orders may be sadressed NE 80.
sSss sscs % -Ssh M "a.
so%posiss us corporation iSs,y r,,sss IN renal, ~
SANE as sers sswnor, wT,dS4' G%ISs .psos,
Ner vors Nouire.i, tincnnsu s!d Nsw 0nesns No
s so ... and o y. q, ss,s. x.sss:
res yo5s rsssf Esss IsRn 'sa'ss ssS
ds,e ns.fc s,a e 1927 CO. o. 49,,
Ne" ' BALD, ,SotsIss6, 4 Co.
RSSGEl5s r pssTafxx 90. Ssl.s. gsi.
vIsro5 Sp,s NV fHT1,s'45e ss, M s's''a
,oss2 lis sss ~ G Thar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

nen' q dscord ID introduced into the already complicated
co. asoa Of Central American politics. Belly co0ss
Nicaragua WITH Il said offers Of layge M OF
sy Dor the purpose which intended 70 be applied
distinctly stated; he may want TO found colony
10 purchase the Transit privilege On this poin We arc
another element, namely, the most unbounded hatred
sf the United States, ~ institutions and It's pe,pie,
which he u not spaYng Of expressing whenever An
opportunity offers II Y. BeliyS mission Ia m odicai
one the United States government Will probably do
mand some expaDasiou Of hn government; is
only Of private nature Nicaragua viii probably be called
upon 10 state why she allowed his anaence 10 act In po
hcal question between nations; else leaving Mica
rAsnA her fate Mr. Buchanan not think any logger
repetition Of those Low ssione which,
but for his Interference would have resulted IN the Wres
ing Of the govern ment from the people Of the csuuty
and placing In the hands OF strangers the possession
Of the n ans for Fran,e, the establishments
French p'otectoraie Is NJ Belly obj sct it Is
the people Of the United sates would tolerate any
arrangement by which highway of m1,h Importance
10 them should fall into any other nstons haods, nor
could the policy and principle OF the United States
nent permit pr0teot0rate that would in tue sishtes'
manner weaken her influence or Affect her interests.
COSTA RIGA.
The papers from this public contain very little ne
in fact, local int geDce not perued to be made quo
lie unless II government matter sud the edit,r OF
Official organ 1.-The riget in the rsns place 10
serve bis master, President Nora
N Belly has been TO Costa RIGA. where ne was Wen
received, and left with the President for Nicaragua
The anniversary Of the surrender OF Rvas WAS osle
DRAFTED with al kinds q rejocngs.
The coffee this turns out very snort one aon
many Of the merchants who made advances on that sru
Gle have received short returns Next years crop pro
misses we'll and II IL calculated will exceed 10000 qua
tails oQ poupas each) Business oul and the get
well stocked with all kinds Of foreign merchandise.
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ny
CLEARED.
Steamship Florida Crowe0. eavannah-B Ittchn Son.
Steamship Mongom cry, Crocher savannsh-H crom well
s,esrship Columoi. Berry. Charesson-spoord. Tiles
steamship Atlanta Lsy6eld, Charleston-H Cromw we'll
stespship jamestown Parrish, Norfolk, sc-H Ludiam.
Snip E,des sses aS. ia1srpOoEc Mar hal Co.
sris. dinors Eidrii se sss.nz.s@Pos, smail
RI,s Croton Lord, Cenfu.gos-C ] Petera
beagle lBrl Dunn, 1t JONAS, NFMsiland. Phelps
Brig Black swsn POdssr esorgsown so.ptesls Bunce
schr Scout (Br Anderson Sand ~ich Bsy-R widdie.
schr Helena OBJ, Roberts CnArlottetown, PEI Ac-J
Schr 10y Scranton Lowden savan aah-scranton Tall
sehr e avis, Lynch, savanDah-Mccready. Mott Co
sss Si s psSs sass
schr Empire osoorn Norfolh-stuges ClearmAn
Fem .S i PssdsS Bsds Abbott
schr start 9nley eloucester-Master
sioop LAZY tensies Post Nds,e:osD~J fP EaSsrda
ARRIVED.
siesm,bip Noses Taylor, Mcaowsn Aspin~. . My 2,
IN r %sse End s m e scDsr Nay Is
sas q The , Tsss benss ,1r Aspnws e. we'll I'm sPM
So:ss
Roads stsss, .Ih ,naDo 70 RsIreas Bros March Ia.
iS S 6Swss .sS
al ION s 'pess bark oeasfey sSos { a.vr ~
raee Tor 5oprtor Isle R dsys outs Ill., lai q 20 g. Loo Se
W. slsusized sr barb CoYumSus %
Ship kmbsn (of Bocaand), Hostnos, liverpool q
SIP Pass,is.. fisser. London, and r.c ., .,. Nav
with mdse and $50 Storage passengers, 70 & Morssn
Bark Gooden. Pege. Elmins, WEI Coast Afr,s Aorl
u WIN pam OIL isory and sum, to Ware. April To- q
sea- James Parsons cored of Ialfsr dsd OF dy
seneIy ~ John Smith, seaman raya ded Of dropsy
esf hveyn ,of Prospscp az more date Ames whS diec
Boohnsn Ca leth bs Al ~ Ion "a Sc spose sr &C ;,
from syaetau, NJ, ior baltimore i6h lat &c ion "a IS
up sseph Ames VI Prospect, died; l7h, Philip Boon
Brig eeorie Downv Cof calals Jameson. Arroyo PR, Il
Brig Taylor rof 81 George, Mel Young sagus i6 days
with sugar. &c 70 W Eiwell A Co
Brig stephen roung Perry Daren, Ga IA days with lum
scbr Vim l. Richardson tof NswburyporO, Bayley Maya
Pm. passed Five Faihom Bank Lghboai hicn time
have had tremendous gale from M carried away hsh
sails bos, starred tect load. and received much ob.
damage 1h 10 miles of BArpega, took pilot fro boa
No2
sehr Imorene Ripley Csrdepas Msy IS with sugar 70
Topper Has experienced bad weather pas.ing
Hsttsras
schr NINA C8r. Johnson Windsor. days with plsser u
@ A Dewoln
schr LARA tine Quincy. wareham.
schr Repubhs. soule New Bedford for Albany.
schr Esrcera Monson Jr Brewster, bridgeport for Wash
nRon DC
schr De Kahn, -, Portland. CT.
Floor Oregon, khoces Providence 2oh large bsc,
Steamer Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia
SAILED.
Steamships Fulton Hayre rdinbu-r ar, glasgow; rori
da and Montgomery, favannsh Columbia and Atlanta
Charleston jamesswn, Norfolk &o
Wind duyIpx the day NE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

eur zrsouA-The ,blD zenosis Cap, Tdep, days from
s..,y q . ana IN sa se. s.9 sa
At hs time and Der ANCHOR lie, 60 .hor time
resser and been regular trader se,.sss San Franc
60 and siss for numbe- ~ yesrs Through promp ass
sn ArDrrw JACKSON hence at San Francisco va. day,
csse born ana WA a The CAGE r,een days modsr.s
weather.
FsS.or IN iss s.sns, sns cresed y lon ~ isy.s
= holn, ~ Gays NO yM ~o dsys 70 Moni.viaeo ~
s ss S g S'R s
bic winds.
BAsk saEaI ~hch arrived At Boston 9Th from ye- Or
hour n ccpseauepse oi STRIKING South oaL uaptan
that Ateoun, ~
scHa cAxRHIper woodbury. Of and from Port and 70, Phi
.ss 3 c.r. Fos. s.h. aufas A,es ...,ss:
90 Wsdsesy ssh, ere. saved Tbs vessel has osed and
teHa c.rs rsAn tof poraodl. Phnp, from Bangor for
Ne ON sn ss in. and T. e.. ics Ia. rspor.sd s the
Are took from fpsrts from the rove
scHn sosr-csp, RhOde, o. Gloon Oregon arrived .sl
rre siacs schooner ashore strsfOrd Shoals Long
fo New yors towed into sew LONDON on srdsy BY
dsy night Point judith.
1be sie.pship Marion q the Cs.re.ou line. was yeser
DAY morning iaken on he Dry dock torr epsarb
WhsIemen.
SID from New Bedford 2sh inst ship Sea Gu Tor Pacific
Arr al Fdgnrtowu 2sh brig wis Bruce Ncterso, Allan
tic ocean, Of and Cor oileans. with 20 bb ION
c. via Cave vera Islands 20 DAY. VIII rs Ssi VII and
AGO lbs bone on board sold 50 bbs VII GIL
Beow bark Robin hood, kcGnleI, from Mystic for North
sid nom wenport 9Th barb Sacramento Defres Psciac
Arr ., Honolulu March y Erie e-neysn from shaIna
ana Romsn. Devo'l frum lilo; 21h, Florida Fsh,
from do fsbiur smith las, from Tsc.husuo; Caroline pon
baltic Rron-n, from do; WI liam Henry, orinpe. from
Co wiism eii Ossorn from szessnd tisi, Bs-ps,able
APrl Brfb,on, Tucker from Ishan~ $50 so $50 VIII
lid FROM DO msrch q Arnolda sarvent for Ocho,.k Benz
wess. for d. SHS James nsuPy curry W, for do fybse
Trsefnsr for the northwsrd TFh Fabius kmiin for the
,orh: Way frs,er Rounds Cor he no.thrsrd; smros'
kohrsoo f The no-b Splendid Person for Ocbo-k Slsi
Polar star, Weeks, for DO
AT a, Aprl chin, Contest Lualow; ssra,ogs slocu
Thomas ,ta.cu, plssket Goethe. austin; Florifa tsh
William Henry, Grim ell wm Writ OsSorne, bsrts Mero
UsS. .G%.oss' BLACK nssls s,ssr Columbus ward
Arr At Jshaipa March IS Amercs Bryant Juan Fernsn
dez i6osp Marcia ntings Tsl-shuano % sp Nilsm =
line, Poniiss Tahiti 70 VII Coo bone h Jaws La Trencs
Pss 900 sp; 20 Baltic bronson, Marguese 40 go, 100 wh
sld from 90 March ~. Three Brothers cleveland FOR
9ssoss 2Gh sgeeawe Cube 70 ctui,s north nth Tsssns
C.rolne. Pontss Tor Honolulu 2eh, MARY, jerks .e'
Kodiak Black Eaaie Edwards for Honolulu; Onera san
AZ, a sydney, Nav, SsrcS fsds Rice .st tons from
fou'h seas with 22O0 bbs on-so reported V 'e '''
az inds rice Of New London sailed from Hopol1l
FOR home Jan ~ but the 1pdis, Howlsnn, TO W. " wv
soEe sea, md sst Rres Mar. Hsppcn hs ser
2n pble VII oil on Dissolution and l 90 ~ e ar. ~
fa, gIound-soo ~ and eco al 'od' H'pO'" ''' W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
FINE ARTS.

4 NBRoTyPEs AMBRoTyPEs i-soUrHwrCKs AN
"A brot pes pten daily M 50 sowery, Csnsl street.
nominal price OF rs and upwsrds Which, for
beauty ard rotundy not 70 be surpassed By any se
In the city.
DArrTiNes RI A. p TAFT n. Aus UrDER-
signed DESTROYS OF purchasinF paintings wneiso
grsd BY Mr. TAFT Of which the copyright has not been
already cold ~ the prices originally received for them oy
the artist only excepting N such be In erta'enne
JOHN OsBORN, as Beaver street. ~ y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
POLITICAL.

f,ENTRAb DEMOCRATIC cLuB-ruE MEMBERS OF
~ the Frecuiiye Commee Of Tits club vii NEE. y
Hall Monday evening, the 5sn inst NJ pre'srp
00'0'A Trump "''e"o~"'e A w. ADAMS. Charmaa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

ALNlNAO FOR NEW YORK-fHIs DAT.
RISES. 81 NOON RIsEs. eve 10 20
Sun sETs. "a HIGH WATER morn 10 O5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
TIE iolio~ing namss were proposed:-

The total amour, OF interest paid the ABOVE p,ss
10 the 3ist March fl ISL 26 lis Cd OF this amount
81 SO0,54s vas paid in England, and fso67s IN India
The capital actually paid up 5st or this )uns
els esb hos been paid England n March 81 1858
end E5ie p7g 10 India To the above sum mus, be added
Gloo 900 pad 10 the East India Company by ths scnde
Railway Company account Of the Purjaub Railway
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-23
Terrible Tragedy in Calais.

A mdN shocking tragedy occurred at
Calais on Friday last, resulting in the
murder of two men, Wheelock and Aims
worth, of that town, by a young man
named Martin. No particular reason is
assigned for the deed. One of the muir
dered men was Martins best friend. It
appears that Martin took his gun in the
morning and told his mother that he be-
lieved he had done all the Lord required
of him, and that there was nothing more
for him to do" He then went to the
house of Mr.. Wheelock and asked his
wife where her husband was; she replied
that he was in the field. He then went out
and deliberately shot him down and went
away. Wheelock tried to crawl to the
house and succeeded in crossing a brook
but fell back into it again-dead. Mar
tin then went to another field, where he
found three men moving, and shot one
of them-Ainsworth-in the back, the
ball going clear through him. The man
lived long enough to reach his house,
when he laid down upon the floor and
died. As soon as Martin had shot Aims
worth, he commenced to reload his rife,
and the other two men ran. The muir
derer was arrested; he made no attempt
to escape. He occasionally says he does
not know why he shot them, and does
not appear TO care much about it. Some
think he was insane, while others be-
lieve he did it out of pure ugliness. At
his examination his brother-in-law testi-
fled that he was very mean fellow, and
that he believed he was perfectly ration
al. 1t must be, we think, that he was
insane, fora man could not in his healthy
mind, without proVocation, commit such
deliberate murders as these.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-23

any man or woman will look over the
history Of our honored county for that
period, and will relate his or her expert
ence, they will say that there was ten
times the liquor drank then that there is
now. Then if this be a fact, let US be
content. Let US make no incorporate
RESOLVES.
We append the following resolution
passed by the Vermont State Temper
ance Society, which convened at West
Rutland, on the 9TH and 9Th inst, and
commend it to the consideration of " all
whom it may eoncern:'-
The able Committee on Overtures,
Hon. W. c. Kittredge, J. S. Adams.
Esq, Rev. c. c. Parker, Rev. Mr..
Leavitt and Rev. Aldace Walker, re-
ported a resolution declaring that the
Powers resolution, (Which declared that
the use Of alcohol for any purpose aghat-
ever ought not to be sanctioned by law,)
adopted at the last meeting Of the soci-
ETY., did not then and does not now, rep
resent the sentiments OF the temperance
men of the state, and that it endangers
the permanence of the present law, which,
after spirited discussion, was unanimously
adopted.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-23

q For some reason or other, the Ad-
ministration papers are displeased with
Douglass Chicago speech. The New
York journal of Commerce admits that,
except upon the single point of the meth
cd Of carving into effect the principles
Of the Nebraska act, there appears to be
no difference between the Senator from
Illinois and the Democracy of the Union,
as represented by the Administration !"
and yet it says:
The Senator has disappointed US !;
his speech does not breathe that spirit of
Cancellation, and that desire for harmoni-
Gus relations with his former political as
sociates, which we had been led to ex-
peci, from his remarks in the Senate at
the special session, and from his CONVEX
sations as reported on various occasions.
Indeed, so far as this speech goes, there
IS nothing TO indicate any desire on the
part Of Judge Douglas and his friends, tc
change the relations which existed be-
tween them aud the Democratic MAORI
ty in Congress, during the pending of the
Kansas bill. There is no declaration Of
acquiescence in the fnaIity of settlements
OF the question, no reference TO the future
Of the Democratic party, and no expires.
sion of a wish to promote union in it:
ranks
In other words Senator Douglas doe:
moi eat dirt
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-23

g. We wish those of our subscribers
who live in distant States, and who now
owe for the Standard from six to eight
cen months, would send US the pay upon
receiving their bills. We shall make
out bills against them all, and if the pay
is not forthcoming in three weeks from
this time, tLeir names will be struck from
the list.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-23
READER, cure that cough before it is

READER, cure that cough before it is
too late How many dear friends have
been called to part in early life just be-
cause they neglected a common cough or
cold which leads TO consumption and
death. Would you buy sure rem
edy get n. II. Downs Genuine Elixir,
warranted to satisfy. R. W. Nye has
it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-23
G. The Bellows Falls ! ''' i. y

Ia III - me =
1--WE learn that Warbur'0D :. -
rious Bristol Bill for some . y. y
years in State Prison. is 70 ', .osss.s
and that his long and clo's y -
has completely subdoed b, =,
spirit, and that the eni'sn' ,.,.s
sician, Professor Phelps ' en-, n
serve out hi, term Of ''o leo.
efforts have been made 70 1.3,.d
doned, but we have no. l'-
effect
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-23

Startling Hundreds die annually
from neglected coughs, aud colds, when
by the use of single bottle of DR.. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, their lives
could be preserved TO a green old age.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-23

The KANSAS ELEcTIoN-CAMp OUT
RAGEs.-Nea0 York, July Is. c. W.
Babcock, Mayor of Lawrence City. Kan
sas, is now in this city. He says the la
test indications in his territory are that
the English bill will not get 1000 votes
at the coming election.
The St. Louis Democrat gives details
OF several outrages committed at the
camp of the sixth column Utah army.
encamped on the Big Blue. There was
continual fighting among the camp follow
ers, and several teamsters had been shot
and two or three cut to pieces. Lieut..
John 1. Magruder of the I'd Cavalry was
shot dead by man named Prore. The
assassin was arrested and tried by the
civil authorities at Marysville, and dis
charged Major Emory afterwards sent
detachment of troops for the arrest n
the murderer, but they were unsuecess-
full. The dysentery was very prevalent
among the trOops-sixty men were down
with ii. :
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-23

The shock appears to have been equal
ly heavy in the villages scattered about
this valley. At Tacubaya the shock was
severe, but owing to the rocky founda-
ton upon which that place is built, no
serious accident occurred.
The country seat of Gen. Gadsden,
late US. Minister to Mexico, was broken
IN many places, and the walls almost en-
tirely thrown down. The house is 50
badly injured, that We learn Il is not con-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-28
OCEAN SIEAMER5AND GOVERNMENT

We have already allGIed 10 the propo.;.
aons that have been agiisted within a shor
time tor the establishment of line of st.amsr.
between Phlladelphia and Brazil, and apo;p.
er from Philadelphia to Europe, Both sr,
every way laudabIe, and We sincorelv ,rr.
mat they Will receive the favorable consider.
ton OF Congress. The mails must be carried
ana little Government aid in enterprise, Of
such magnitude Is absolutely essential. n.
memebers OF Congress from this State sb7uy
exert themselves TO the utmost for the nv,
pose OF securing suitable appropriations :
heretofore, Pennsylvania has berR eutireIr
TOO modest In matters of the kind. New York
mas secured the hons share, while We hsys
obtained nothing. 1t should be remembered
too, that PeEusy lvania has expended $40
oOO,00O In constructing various WORK. Of
public improvement, while an equal amoupt
has been expeudid for similar purpose By
private enterprise. The great Central Rsii
road IS OF Itself. mounmen; of energy sui
ilberaiity, but its usefulness Is greatly impair
ed, tor the want OF at least one line Of ocsss
steamers to conn1os Immediately with Europ.
1t Is quite Certain, however that nothing vii
be secured FROM the National Government
unless vigorous effort be made, and to tEt
end, we earnestly address ourselves to or
members of Congress. Let them show Il.
central position of Pennsylvania, and the in
mense advantages that would be derivtd a
we'll to the Southern as the Middle St.s,ty
the organization of one or more ocean sssn
lines from this port. and then they NAV vi:
reason and propriety. ask for co-operstion u
the part of the memb.ss in the National Ls;
lslature, who hail as we'll from the south 4
Mason & Dixon's line, as from those vss
have art hoart, and represent the Interests
the already great and constantly inortsIli
Wcst.-i'hi3adeiphia Inquirer