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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-12-23

AUDITORS OFFICE vlNTON COUNTY. OHIO,
Macarthur December g. 1855
WALDEN Auditor that
list correctly copied from list the Treasurer Of Vnon County
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26
AWFUL STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

Nmfms. June H. The steamboat
Pennsylvania exploded her boiler. on
SUNDAY morning, at o'clock. at Ship
Island. 20 miles below Memphis and
burned to ;hc waters edge There were
about $50 passengers on board. of whom
it is believed 100 are killed on missing
The Diana Imperial, and l'tisbec took
pn al they could lini m the water or on
shore. Lost The following are the
names of the lost as far as asrcrtaiucd
Father Drcr1ss Mrs. VIII and daugh-
ter Poster hurst y. and j Bantschcr.
and Dennis Corcoran, of New Orleans
Saved Mrs Fournior Of the French op-
era. sisters Caroline aud Mary Elm, 81
tho New Orleans convent and G. Nectar
thy. 81 New Orleans. lniurcd II Fish
err. John Bloomfield. i H. Campbell,
Frank Jones, \. Bart2. John NANNY aud
Francis Pratt Of New Orleans; also
Gauch and h. Villa, of the French opera
The captain. second aud third clerk and
tho chicl engineer were saved The boat
is owned 10 Pittshurg
Mawm- June Is, - o'clock, A. ST.
~a.cl A C. Horton cN-epycrnar of
rexas wife and SOM a Mcleod, of ON.
ford. Miss g y Heir rallabassa. Fla,
Chas Sewan Texas, ". a BunweA and
wife of North Carolina
Among the seriously wounded, We seq
the namc of Judge Harris, ono Of the
supreme Judges Of the State Of Tenues.
sec vino was recently On a visit O. Mar
shall
NArcnfz june e The Eclipse met
with serious accident ten miles below
Nmhez, by the bursting Of her heater.
head fwlmeu. named Charles Tosburg.
of Vick-burs and " 'erpcgau ii st.
Louis, wcre killed Three others were
wounded The Eclipse was detained
snmc ton hours for repairs
This must he mistake We hnoe ~ %.
alch cx-Uoypunr Of fcxas
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r.it,s loss ou both sides. ncaefal Hope
and Perry are among the killed.
Sir Colin Campbell and General Wal
pole entered Shapickawuporc ON the
soth If April. and marched for Barclay
ana the ri Of May some Of the rebels
were fixing back to Lslncldcc' N Dude.
The nlndons. were friendly hut the Mus
srlmon were rapidly escaping The re-
mort If General Walpolc's rcvcrscs IN
Dude i. confirmed ,.,
The Bombay standard of April 9th.
rive a very gloomy account oi british
affairs ina India. The Standard says that
ii il doubtful whether the British troops
will 20 into a hot weather campaign
sure 10 weaken them $50 icariully or
whether the war is tab be- suspended for
the present o. be resumed m October
The Standard says we have still 100 900
armed men In the field against p- the
people every whore failing to afford MS
assistance or information Within th"
next two years We 4hall require at least
10000 additional troops iiam England
NV Nor, Jun, B. TIE steamship Arago
has arrived 81 tiis port Infringing Liverpool od
vices tu noon "a th "a inst having let south
mlrion ga tha ame ia! with items Cd imror-
taust from India
Ina haai fought cnsagtment viii Che nitls az
Fpi Rowan. ttp British under General Wal
role vera ranulsed Their attempt 20 take the
Fr wa. uiiry unsuccessful and they were
forced tn retreat with heavy lus. The british
forces iu pu.Ie hly. met with several other aerr
or4 Disaster. A. other pdiu'- llt rch,s haze
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26

Hume, the great American medium
was married at Paris recently to young
Russian lady q good family, and viii
soon leave for st Petersburg. where the
Greek part Of the service win be per
formed in order to make the lady's
union binding The acquaintance was
made in Rome, through the influence Of
Humes pretended power The lady's
name is kroll and shsis nearly related
10 many noble families of her native
country. Hume aud his bride have been
Toasted in Paris among the elite of the
foreign arisiocraey as if he wefe a
Prince. 0ne Of the grooins at the mar
riAge at 81 Petersburg is 10 be brother
q The kiag Of Naples, the Prince Lous
de- Bourbon, Count d'Aqnila
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ANOTHER SWEEP sur 7oR THE flag

shat There were mo- 70 ifW more suci pa
triots in Congress o., Bcll and Cri'tendcn
50 thinks the no,oriaus and infamous
Burlugamc. Hear him
SIN. it was a proud day t. me, whom
/ heard tho speech at Che venerable sem
ator from kcutnrbN NJ trtieudcnI
The melody If his voice. aud his patr-
otc accent still sounds iu my cars !
was glad 10 hear him stand for The
truth
lhc exact sentiments 81 the Flag, eA-
pressed with equal vim
At that moment The heart 81 Nassa.
cAusett~ beat Responsive once again G.
that grand ola kcuWckau
" d,uht it Bat Burlinsamc hardly
imagined There wen aat hearts be4t
ing responsive ia the South
also flt proud 20 hear tho speech
oI the distinguished senator from lau
sae Nr BclJ 500. glad f. hear them
culeeres on the HHr M'-srs Under
wuod, Of kwtucky Gilm.r ot \ G.
Biaal nd Harris Of Maryland and
DAVIS with bis surprising eI0qurwe
worthy al the bc~i days of PmHk ucy
and Writ: and alzo express my graft
tuda to M Marshall of Kentucky wba
Ha~ ahorel $50 long % secure this union
ef patriotic men"
After stating thut these "liHin-
5u..hel gentlemen msc united with
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Anew INQUIRIES

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and cannot tarp t9 whom they haF.
r,iJ .ut
D.d tho, int.nAfr tHrlrmov~naui~
f. am, IN .fIB dabts. as mime. and hayr
t},.y d..ne .-0y ID nat. cuuuu sue them
iu iE.i- Individual eluacIt,,
Cana President If aailrud cam-
usa- k..a decd a TRUST .rcurn be
.vp .al.~. .yorad.Lt tr work dua
lt am homes, nhrorf
B. CANA .1rnontl4 ruuiusa it's
.,u stock r.n, i- ~u.thflu-. ut
,l.3r.. ..a ,.r.psrty l.r paymeuv
d. What Mlua vauN thc stock ul a
come having na franchise he ta tue
balda.y
TrItakc stock 800 tli. ae-orjaiiou
of p.fop, claiming o br owner, by
ril.ba.. ai Trustees -alc will I NOT
mako myself individually Liable iofdcut-
of thn concern. ais q cawgiuor iu a come
pan, humg ul charter AMI muy Bai the
nr..s,nt g.t.pauv grt heavy damages
npitu,u with the assariati1u hy taking
Stock ,,auld bo bsnnJ TOW.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26
This must he mistake We Anoe u )
Ioh cx-Doypmnr Of Texas

Ak lVrnr' CoSysnEn The English
correspondent Of the Zion'- Herald
writes:
Thomas Cooper, the noted sccptic
and author Of The Pureatofy of Sui.
cidcs' has recently became convert 70
Christianity; and after having spent
thirty years of his life in lectmiug and
writing against the Bible, 10 II now
striving by lecturiug in defence Of the
sacred Scriptures, to make reparaii0u
for the mischief hc must have done
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26

Tribute OF Respect to the Hon. J. p Hsua.r,,.
On saturday the 10Th last. at = o'clocl
7. VI the various bells ia the place l.
momnful tones. invited the citizens T.
close their houses of business. an,s snenA
an hour in honor Of their esteemed lri.nl
and senator. the Hon j Pmckney Ilen
dersou.
4 large concourse having assemblo,
ut the Courthouse, on melton of DR.
: johnson. the meeting was called !,
order and pr VIM Evans to the chair
On motion. j +. Williamson was ..,se.
ed Secretary
Prof Il \ Ezcll was called upon l,
the Chair to explain the object of III,
meeting: after which, the Rev On,
smith. hy invltat,an, offered an anpr.
pirate and elegant prayer.
II was moved 10y DE- + Z VI John.
SON. and carried. that committee a.
five he appointed Icy the chair. ia r..
port resolutions lor the meeting. prf
Il \ EzcH. Cal Benz Long c. X An.
drcws James \ collier, and \. : John.
son wero appointed. and ON motion. Inc
Secretary was added O. the same.
In the absence of the committee. e
VI Adams Esq, being called upon, came
forward and addressed the meeting in
very eloquent and feeling manner: after
which. the Chairman Of the committee
made the following report
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26

G5ailmeH;
have Just received Your very N'"'
note Of Yesterday iu which yon as a eom
mttce on behalf OF onr fellow cilieps
of Harrison county, invite me to DEW,
an address ON the life and services
our much esteemed and lamcnted ltegl
and fellow citizen, the Hon j. FnekpF
Henderson Your committee could ae,
selected man of much greater apu'g
to have performed this most melanoe0.
duty; yeu could not possibly have s'ls''
ed one who ontorlains a deeper lnNe Az
yencratiou for the memory of hun WIZ
is gone.
will accept Your invitation, but ny
professional duties viii not permit mf
address YOU at an earlier day than v
18th Of July. ,i.,b
Please accept assurances OF my NO
" B ocHlIETREE-
Mossrs T. \. PArrLIo, G, i. ADKINS D.
NJ Johnston, ~,
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Gofse S. lrg ~ hase, Hv.
Iw ~m Nj lipltrok tb- mau.
ing showed mc letter rom yuu u
which you nl-r your resignation tothe
Company Y1u may rc-t assured the
Company will mot roirec you, until yu
COME down and make, of have made. "a
uut mod correct report of thc receipts
and disbur Of thc Company Mr.
lhwIas9n has also sent 10 bis rs'gua-
ton; but 1t viii uot be- received until hc
makes such 81 showing tu the Directors
as will satisfy them
The President and Directors of the
Company are IN duty bound 90 make 90
detailed statement oi everything that
has been done at this Office lu order to
gct an honorable discharge Mr. Law
rusou is now 10 Texas attending tho sale
instead of making out his report You
had better come immediately. for the re-
port must cNmc without further delay
The election probably viii not take place
until Post and fowlkcs return from
loEas.
rEpSnN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26

The difficulty between The Hon j 2
Benjamin and the Hon. Jc0 Davis, grow
ing out Of debate in the L ). senate.
was amicahly adjusted by the interier
oncc Of their mutual friends and Mr.. B.
withdrew his challenge
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aay- The Flag in speaking Of the cu'd

Ray The Flag in speaking Of the end
If Richard T. Archer. SAYS
Among the extracts viii be found a
few paragraphs from a published card
Of Col. Richard r Archer, declining the
honors Intended in oiecting him Di-
rector Of the sod-oui Company 1t Is q
rich document, and we regret that we
cannot give il, entire 4 IS t,ghg esa-
,J,mntars 70 Ac Ttsos byaaeA II NJ D.
rcrforg'
We publish below the card entire, So
that the public can see for themselves
what Mr. Archer has saii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26
DrsrERArr Fleu IL IANv CouNrY, X T

DESPERATE FlGHf rs IINN COUNTY, + T
4 party, under Capt A. c Hamilton,
who had been driven from Kansas, by
Montgomery abolitionst band after
depositing their family in safety, en-
deavored to return 10 their homesteads.
On the way they were attacked by the
band. They succeeded, however, in kill
ing ten of their assailanis, and woundmg
others, with only one 81 their own party
slightly wounded A correspondent Of
the 5, Louis Republican uf the 9Th
nit, gives lengthy particulars of the
affair
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LATEST NEWS.

mirU commanding GA tgf W est lh.liA
station has written o. lord Napier. dcuy-
in al knowledge If the ouiragcs which
hay, been committed GA our merchant
vessels in She Gull, and stating that he
considers them wholly unauthorized
Gru llamcy has been appointed to
succeed the late Gen persilr t Smith
DOB command of the tab forces
\ report from the Judiciary committc"
90 the senate. on the subject ~ tine
ocean telegraph. shows that the contract
with England s incompatible with the
law of congress. and the ahrogatian ~
Tie contract , regarded as certain
In the Senate trday the pnstniiCc wl
wa, passcd. with an amendment iucrra~-
ing the rate Of postage o. five cents.
abolishing the ranking privileges oi
members If Congress. and giving the
ADVERTISING ~ the letter i.si 10 the low
cst bidder without regard To- tie eircu.
la'iu q the paper
These amendments wcaa mot agreed
To- hy ihc House, aud oa the 18TH the
senate rrctdod from its amendment t.
the rast.ogice appropriation bill abolish
u- ihe fuuhue privilege and raising
tberaie OBJ. postage
The till then passed hy vote of
SO Co., l..
IN iHa House an amcu lmeuts % the
ocean ml bin were rejected including
that ulr.terue1 to the Collins line
.Ir>r H.. senator twin. of Cailar.
81. t5-.l, sent "a cball.pqs n senator
wilson IN rap.a9ucnecuf Iangaar. used
Fl tl. elurs..1 debate mstuieht.
T6e President Transmitted a In. s8gr
.aclrere-. TODAY. anu.ua.iuetbc q $50
of hr Mormon war: but stating chat.
IA tine present disturbed state 81 th.
frontier. thr three additions. 3. meuts
for which provision has been made. will
still De required
The intelligence from tiah mot only
has destroyed thr b'pra 20 hardes of
contractors. bu' viii also bead H. r'.
vision nl IT. appropriation hHl aud
cause prlluusliun 90 tho session "i
congress.
Jrvf ~ T.-lav's preceding in & .a.
rr.-- have HttIe interest
Tho President sanf ina nc~~ara asl
.ae The DISAPPOINTMENT af the day Of ad
iaamm M far a Mief pcriad
.,..-, vt. -... +. 1..l.4 f..
Ne-.. B...lt anil Fitch Wg.. u.tul
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26

UrNrfNG oN SUNDAY IN MISSISSIPPI ~, "a.
new Code adopted in Mississippi has w
following provisions: ,,;nr
"If any person shall be found h''n''" y.
with gun on the Sabbath, be sha' nj an
conviction thereof, he fined not less US
five nor more than twenty dollars
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.


\ y Ntptl NJ I'm IN | =.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
g. n tLOtGil. o. q candidate for re,ei-c'inn %
the aiiiar OF h4lnsi Attorney, The August election
DISTRICT CLERK
joins NJ HENDERSON ma candidate iar fe
election io ihe afies u D*uci Csft. a. ihe ensuing
Agspai election.
CHIEF JUSTICE.
q HfNDRlCk ia cand,da,e ior ,s.-leetiou io ifs
aiice Of hei Justice a. she rnsnlns Aususi election
My CLERK
y G. BEiZiFY sa eanirlais far r-,elaebou 70
lhs office o elnril tI,fk, oi HARRISON fauuig At The
August election
SHERIFF.
We sfe authorized 'o announce y + RHODES
se candidate ior ibt Office of sheriff " Harrison
County
w.CH&wFoRD Is candidate f., Sheriff II
llausoa County at eeHsulng August election
uAgply JOYCE D, q candidate for sher,d Of liar
fisoa county, a. iUe ensuing August election.
TREASURER
W. arr requested 90 announce iAat ANuFR
SANDERS s. candidate ia5 n..rlrcuon go the Office
lf Treasurer Of HARRISON County
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.
GIEERr " lI~7uN isaraHl Fac. laf A..r.sar and
Collector II lsaas iof Harrison eouuy the etsnins
Auelsi s'arfinu
Ol TAYLOR B. candidate for Assessor nu. Cod.
leolofaf rasas ~ Harrison runuy
JUSTICE OF rue PEACE
T A. HARRIS is candidate for Justice of ihe
Psarr he h-nt so az tiieersnirg August election.
Il y ANDERSON j. d eaudlaaia ior Justice nl the
Ps1cr m lisai ~ BAT iAe ensuing Augusi elalunn.
WIN II JOHNSTON ia orftlair faf resclee. lon
% The fffieH IN r. tasaf Ne
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na~ The south-wes,ern Of Wodncsda

EED iIV 77OUTH- " VHI'ITI y " 'NUUHTIII'
says.
The River has risen Is inches since
our last, and was rising slowly yestcr.
day Upper Red River Is fAiiing fast
During the week the W. 4, Andrew.
National, Blooiaor, JOS Holden, I.ocomtc,
aud Linda, have arrived from New Or,
leans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26

Tng NV Maui RorrE Mr. " G. Dawson.
i'pst from Henderson Informs as that be- met hr
BFadiiald a Henderson engaged In stocking the
route from -hrs port 70 llni place Thu mail
vii, h carried IN four hors post caehe., Mr..
Bradiieid stocks tn road as air as this pAtH, and
Mr.. Dawson esHsiiaae ihe roaie 10 Crockett
We ars graiidel to larn thfee 6lcis A. $50 had
entertained SONS fears that tha putting the rosu
in operation woald base been nriardsl llf soma
tins, as the contractor las failed q yet pai
a single hor~n, hack, OF coach upon the road
Rusk Enquire.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-06-26

There is an organized band Of swiud.
ling land brokers in northern Iowa and
southern Minnesota who are bound to-
gether Is secret oaths and passwords
They prey pn strangers and rob the im-
migrants by selling Ia them counterfeit
titles 70 lands IN Iowa there have been
detected sales Of land d the amount Of
sl5o,000 under these fictitious titles.
kaseailty roans unrestrained through
The land, ami ii viii require a universal
vigilance committee 20 rid the people
Of the hories Of seoundrels nnw at large
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FHlWfl tf tiCE
VI ii. II. II, l.~E y.
Fus WslMgr CtfuK
j. II. Wei AELN\D.
rnH COUNTY etfEK
y. +. FRfDERItI.
FOR sHEWff
W. T.. ptt kEN~.
TaH ASSESSOR
T.. Il. FISHER.
fnH THr}-tUrr
TllOS. SANFORD.
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or Money or ruhsc options ny CT d.irs IA the re-.
publican oilior can be- forwarded by mai af or r,d
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TEXAS REPC BLICAN.
II. W. LotGHER,. Editor,
MARSHALL:
SATURDAY,. ...... JUNE e l-5s
DEMoCR trtC STATE TIChET.
Tor Chief Justice
ROYAL +. WHEELER,
as WASHINGTON coyND
Tor Associate Justice
c. W. BUCKLEY,
~ rogE HgSp eatNr8.
Tor Attorney General
M d. GRAHAM,
cr grsR CnrsTY
Ter Treasurer
c. X. RANDOLPH,
of HOUSTON COUNTY
Tor Com ptroller
CLEMENT u. JOHNS,
0f RAYS Enr NlT
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
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COUNTY CLERK

q HfNDRlCk IL o rapdidate for Reelection io
niiice Of hsi Justice a. ihe ensuing august elecif
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& ~ lpt Gii. o. q canaijat- iof frseiee'lfi 90
b Hiiiae ct h4inb Attorney al The August election
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

A SAD Casa case has been brought 10 our
notice that should receive the immediate attention
OF the charitable On the southeast corner Of Knox
and Lumber streets, in miserable shell of house
Indian, nearly one hundred and six years Of agei
With him lives grand daughter and her child
Skenadore is man Of superior intelligence, having
been educated in Paris. He came TO this country
with Lafayette, and fought In the Revolution under
General Washington. Although so far advanced in
years, his voice Is strong and powerful, and when
conyersing about Washington he seems inspired with
new lite He is, to all appearance hale and hearty
save that he is considerably weakened BY the depri
walton OF food and the loss Of sleep. Last week
daughter Of his grand-chd actually died from star
patton and cold The granddaughter has managed
70 beg just sufficient to keep life in the family while
the old man has become so enfeebled from the lack
OF food that he has scarcely been able to move about
He says II he only had sufficient to eat and could
sleep at nights he feels confident he would last seye-
raj years yet. ALBANY IN. " Express.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

KEEP YoUR Mourn SHuT.n-Neyer allow the
action of respiration to be carried through the
mouth. The nasal passages are clearly the medium
through which respiration was by our Creator de-
signed TO be carried on. "God breathed into mans
nostrils the breath of e previous TO his becoming
living creature The difference in the exhaustion
Of strength by long walk with the mouth firmly
closed, and respiration carried through the nos
trils instead Of through the mouth is uncomfortable
to these who have never tried the experiment 1t is
said that the habit Of carrying on the work Of in
spiration and expiration through the mouth is the
origin of almost all diseases of the throat and lungs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

TOOTH OF A MAsroDoS FoUND.--while some labor
ers were engaged in excavatng on Dewey street, in
this city Thursday they dug up the tusk Of hnre
animal OF former ages generally called the Mastodon
or Mammoth. The tusk in question was very much
decayed and parts Of it had entirely disappeared.
Inc portion remaining was about seven feet 10 length
and those scientific gentlemen who saw the relic
supposed from the appearance Of the curve that the
whole length was originally about eleven feet in
length. Only think Of tooth eleven feet in length
mains of the Mastodon being found in this vicinity.
They have been found in Missouri and other portions
OF the South and West. The specimen found on
Thursday broke in several pieces when IL was at
tempted to be removed.
New Albany ua.) Ledger, I'd.
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Uth 0rkans 4aiIp Grtsttni.
ARRIyAL Or rHs sTEAAsHIr rEsszsaEE,

ARRIVAL or rrfF sYp /. wsffrp rruxxssrv
The steamship Tennessee. Can't. Farse~ arysvea
vesterdav eveuine svar, ~ -. -. - x.s-s-
II. s.'- " 80 ''h '''7'' '1'ns'hg
y. 49, my u p1ssenssIs snd sPsc'e
NJ R 5s%2l. ssa sds c-ps Ls DR. Eass
B~s~s i ~ e r r.,.,.,
ssass0; Pair xysndsno ~ sei: s. Il - fsn1s s,see"
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9@ Z, = tss go ~ q rsy5.si g @ csnszdsa
cr.er Co, sI Tsss sissss q j. = Il 3 k<.ss
~. r..~,.... n. =. =. :.
% As. - = r'ss :. ssf~ efoz We Dsfk
Rapid, ready 70 sail Tor New York.
Arrived. on the 5tf inst. fbe brfo psaeo f<ur.
View ov1e.ns m, m. IA tbe 49, xcs,xs. -
New York.
The British steamer Cyyfe len sor fTsvar. ~, ~
4tb. 8al 60 b -
We have bv this arrival Vera f,r,,z names q, a.,
9Th Int our es froxn rt,e citg ~ uaxfra "a -
eome 70 hand. The rrvolpt;on az ts 17ss ~ No.
Der has bv no means restored peace d ths co.rtrv
and barre and noverfpI narfv bas a,sse, =, 49,,
eitiou to the movement that sunnr.ss~d the usf,.,
Congress and created dictsforebi. ~ Monte, y
the Isl inst. ays.
Adyices M 70 The present lime shox g.;nss m.
pronsciaiesfo Of Al ZnIoora fyneasnre ~ Inc I7sb
the State q vera Cruz with the exception Of the
m st.fs n prs,s s's ss sne greater par %
poiuts immediate ~ n ~ ssss oa sn' ~
Gueero the greater part Of hat Of Mexico. that Of
nicnoaean those Of Queref7ro, Guansjoafo, San Luis
zscsstee J.l;sc nc o,;, psa. q me states q
Nuevs Leon The troops Of he Disrct hsrs
pronounced for the Plan Of Tacubaza ffhe resoin-
ponaly Psoclamatlon g also have those q Tobuca,
Of Tia2eaia' aA1 's'A oiaA, Ahu she eovanof
The Monitor neut,ors hes,,,e. .,cot t..n.r -.
Of copsideraIe ,noytancs ,hat 4 sr,sr2 4. ~,
Plan d Tacubsza ana says. = $500 - ~
al,bonot =. -. ~, - -....-.s -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

CENSORSHIP OF THE PREss IN FRANCE. - The
reason given by the French Minister of the Interior
for nficting upon the Paris paper La Presss, the
punishment Of suspension Of its publication for two
months, was q that in the midst of the profound
peace which the country is now enjoying, it is not
right that a few troublesome minds should be per
mitted to preach up agitation and appeal to reyou-
tonary passions with impunity.n 1t is stated that
the suspended journal employed IA persons, as edi
tors, managers clerks, printers, folders, carriers
posters, couriers, correspondents, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

BUSINESS OF THE CuNARD SrEAMERs--During the
past year the Cunard line Of steamers brought to
New York 226e0 tons of freight most Of it being
the most valuable goods. In the same time 2,76l
passengers have been brought from and 1853 taken
to Liverpool. The total Of specie taken ont amounts
to the large sum Of s2l O22 ia "a Their outward
eargoes have been generally large but not equal to
the eargoes Of last year.