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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOU SE.
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GOV ERNORS OF THE ALMS-Hot SE.
The Board met Yesterday, W,shiNGroN SMITH IN
the Chair.
One o the reGuisi;ions called for the service of
black smith and stonesetter to repair the wire cup
boards in which the bread at Bellevue Hospital ~
kept the rats having IN one night eaten up hty large
loaves of bread.
Mr.. TOWNSEND asked for reconsideration oi the
resolution approprating 81 0CO for tools lime ETC.,
that the cost Of carving the project approved Of
the 10Th of August would be at least SSOUoo, an ex-
p,nditure that ought TO receive the most mature de-
liberation.
Mr. GrNrmrE said the Louatic Asylum was far too
The whole matter wa- laid on the table till the next
meeting
A communication was received from the Medical
Board of Bellevue Hospital, indorsing the recommend
alton of the Committee To rcmunerate DIR. Morton for
the Use of his discovery oi the ansthetc properties of
suphuric ether. Ordered to be printed in the innes
The Committee Randal- Island was ordered to
procure plans and specicatons for extending the north
wing of Randall Island Hospital
Mr. Oir called up the report of the Committee on
Island Hospital increasing the compensation OF the
Superintendent of Construction from 81 30 to 81 per
dav and of the Deputy Superintendent to 3 day.
Mr. ASDYRsos had heard some stories against those
men, which il true did not entte them to the salaries
which they receive, much less to an increase
He wished the matter laid over for inquiry The mo-
tun WIS lost.
Mr.. TownsrnD said the men were very worthy and
devoted To the public interest.
Mr.. MOIuNEi, Out ni respect Tor the parties inpn-
Gated hoped that the report would be laid over. Laid
over for one week.
Mr. GrNruER called up the report in favor OF pay
ing Dr. Wm I. q. Morton 81 $50 for his discovery of
the an:eslhctic prupertie. Of snphuric ether, and
moved It's adoption.
Me.srs. SNIIn and TowSSg opposed the propo-
sition believing the Board had power 20 appropri
ale money for such purpose.
Nj. MoLoNEY warmly .ocated It.
The Board unanimously and unqualiiiedly indor-ed
the claims uf Dr. Morton the dlscoyercr of Anrs-
thc.ia; hu un he question of donating - $40 10 the
Doctor prssrs. Smith aud TOWNSEND voted in the
negative. The resolution adopted, to >.
The weekly statement is "a follows:
Ninb.r r,aain S,pt 81
Admitted
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D--n4.rd
I%I-i
R.msHing = p,. 10
Decree ''''''''
Al The iuliOwing Institutions: 49,
p.f,rc (tg Prison. -,
ir.,tr ,..hi,.'..... t57 second District rri.on...
fj7 Third District Pfi-ou "
p,ri,rr,igrv.......... p, 7i Fourth District Prison
f. ilo, fro,i Norkhou--. 973 Colored Home. ...tJ
Ill H,son A lnishcu-.. 67Colorrd Orphan Asylum ~
WorFhoisr 7a Children al lsS
>lasEros iio-pai-...... 5ty temrtefN's'..-'
Randall. isisua..........l,hfI
Rsndslrs I.lsnG Hospital. 2i2l Total LEE
Nunib'r aiming - =.
lBsf.sse oH lat nl'
The Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
fNN IT Tt7FT FTTfI"TTs
X. NJ. BRINDl6E.


No oilers of FxsSCn PORCELAIN Ia Ass.
SToNE GHr>s, SItvTR.prsrTp BRIrAsNI. and JapAsss0
w,Rg. T,BLE CUTLERY. PAsAN MARsLt Ac, The lstet
p1l., rus and br.i qualities a' Loa PsicEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TnE YILLow FE,RR.--Sayeral eases OF sadiea
deaths have recently been reported in Keseys alley.
and The people of the ncghbcrhood bccoming fcsrfi
that yellow frvcr had been introduced among them
discussed the proprety Of umigang" the houses 10
accordance with their own notions. The Mayor and
Health Ofccr proceeded to the place. and after max
ing every necessary examination. considered prudent
to remove the only individual now sick to Flatbush.
All neasnrcs Tor the prompt cleansing of the premises
und removal of the remainder ofthe tenants taken.
The disease in it, history, as furnished the Health
Officer bears the character Of malignant typhoid
fever than otherwise. keeys alley is the home OF .
number of pcrson- who engaged in lighierhg from
Quarantine and the Introduction Of the disease owing
~ Them
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
fAdyert-"m-nt.
The METALLIC TABLET STROP--fnvented By

Gro. SsuADTRs, 4. d. l86-Tbs the genuine aoi-. has
be. -qae for producing the ksensst possible edge 70
Gan BE- obtained Of the subscribers and sole nsnsr-
tgl-r., J. l. ). SAINDrks. No. 7 As;or House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

The Republican Young Men's General Committee
NEE, this evening. In view of the approaching cant
psgn hope to good attendance, and an earnest
aud effective cooperation by this Committee with the
Central Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

A STRAY LEAF PROM THF C0URr on Ssssi0>S.-
At the Court oSpecal Sessions yesterday their ifoDors
Justices Brennan, Connolly aud Steers presided, and
transacted large smount of business, holding Court
from an early to late hour in order TO clear of, If
possible the calendar. In report of the Sessions
another part OF the paper may be found list of the
Gases disposed of. Among the eases was that of John
Rcyuod- charged with assault nnd battery, and the
decision ol the magistrates was that John should be
fined s..
At the close of the Cont the following document
was found upon the floor of the Court. but whether it
had any effect npon the Judges IN deciding The
W. are unable To say:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
Adysrti-emsnt
Elegant English BRUSSELS CARPETING at ~

sor and 9oc per yard AWool iSeEANs =, 81, ~. ssl
5c OiLcLorHs Sic 90 and ic. TABLE and PIASo Csv
tRs Sc at rxtrsordinsrv low prices
HAAS ANDERSON, No. - Bewsry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
fAdvert,semen,.i
BRADNS GALLERIES,

ANsRorrrfs .ND D,euEssyoryrE,.
Nos - .ud 5 Broadway, New FORK and No 3lsPsnA~vt
YAM. " s-hngtDn. ID a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

The friend, of the late

The ii1rfds OI the Iatr Il. rWDOld (OVer fOrW
connectcd with the Bank of Americs) iNpE
PHoToCsAPu of MIN az BRADys G,tLrWs, No 80
Rroadwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

detachment of ten L. :. Marines for the Revenue
Cutter Harriet Lane arrived at the Brooklyn Barracks
yesterday. This looks Ike turning the vessel over to
the Navy.
The Niagara got up anchor at a. n., Tuesday,
and j. probably wee bit ont to sea by this tine.
She takes about 800 blue Jackets and fifty Marines
frgates fu guard. Eighty OF her sailors had to be
taken from the Sabine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
MARINE AFFAIRS.
nrlINY on snlP nRlgsr.

Yesterday afternoon the crew of Harhor Police Boat
No. J. James Ale xsader, coNsWsn arrested nine sea-
men on board Of the above vessel which arrived yes
ter,lsy morning from Liverpool. charged by Capt
Hill with mutiuy nj The following are the names
Peter Fay, Wm. Saxon, John Palmer, Burt Harring-
ton. james Cogan. VIM Games james Collins VIM.
Epns John Mcbride. The prisoners We're brought
ashore handcuffed, and given in charge Of Deputy
United States Msrrhal Okcele
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

DE,TH ur WgLL-KyowS CITnEs.-Mr. Daniel
W. Post the proprietor Of the City Hotel, thr old
Wig iieadquGncrs and of late years the head
quarters of all political parties died yesterday OF
sumption with which die he had fingered for
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

sfin;ice that s;ncrth, arrsge Mn Hatch ha., bss
competed To lociure too much--sslen when DO, s,cals
rnfi 10 DO so-the doctor rcspias therufror, arg,
pccu2ary be1eht. - Evening Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

TUESDAY M0RNiNC.


JAMS r. SrFEss, SsD D-ar sir Might take the liberty
ssng 20 lend yort cooperation IN having sentence
ndrd John Rsynodsl lie j. oi the best friends
p,.fv ROT ID h, N-td. judy Connolly anows him wti.
Very le.p-, fully yoar.. JOHN BRADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

iNPAANILIAG TBE GR,sD JIRY.--Ibe Csun -
Se.-ons udg, Morris prc.idingl met yesterday
ne. when the Prtit Jury called and discharged
until Thursday and the following Grand Jury i'm
panneled Tunis }. Bergen, Foreman; David X.
Gi'es, John j. Hick-, Tunis Bergen, Il. NJ. Sbotweu.
Owen McCairon George X. Sudwell, y B. stoothoof.
H. C. Burti- Charles 4. ClsrssoD, George ". Little.
John d. Lawreuce J. X. Jarvis John II. Funk,
Chsrle- y. Booth Jeremiah Jobnson George KIssam.
Wm. Wise IT,. John \ Lott John G.. stewart, Obs-
diah schenck.
The Judge charged the Jary on the usnry, eiectoe
laws, &c. and dwelt with severity upon the practice
81 s1e-tiDg persons specific charges by De
iectiye- snd subiecing them--in innocest
per-ou,--to having their likene-s exhibited among
rosucs and elou- Officers had right to arrest er-
ccpt upon a reasonable suppo-iion that the party V
guilty of a specific ofens@ The Jnry then retired.
CogoNYg'- Iorr-r--Coroper Rsddng held ~
nnuc-i ye,ieriay upon the body OF Mrs. Winheck,
who died suddenly al her residence, corner oi hyne
seru. ard Gold street ~ suspected by of fool
NAV an examination proved that there were 90
insrys npon the body. and = appearing that me DE-
ceased va, rather dsipsted and tha, she died Of coz
ge-tnn oi the bTsD. yer'ct IN ACCORDANCE Was rem
der,d.
seil in Columbia street Monday afternoon while in
a i. sud died shortly after. A verdict Of death by
spoplexy WIS rendered.
Likewise, ST No. 1,5 Bec street. upon the body o.
AR. Ludxig who died suddenly ON Monday night n
an spopetic III; superindnced b. incompetence. n
verdict given 10 this eject.
ksUEsr-Coroner Smell beld inquest yesterday
on the BODY OF Christopher Bndgnann, at the corner
oi Fifth and Henry streets Eastern District, who wss
,ound dead in hs bed yesterday morning. ibe bad
been enployed ~ lsbOrer on the farm OF Chsres
Bschus in Newtovn. and was taken sick there. H
wss removed Mos.isy, and it is supposed that tbc
shock OF moving HIM accelerated his death. verdict
of Death from typhoid fever rendered
ATrysPr ~ BcReIaRr.-Bridgsi Ihosne .ms1as
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
Inr Di>rIn OF YRru,.

Tie display oi fruits, most OF hem brought i, men-
bers ftbc Society. exhibition at Mozart Hall.
j. much superior any before given N this city.
Prominent " The exhibition : the attractive dis
play Of sppr- haNr ever -een-ss VARIETIES by
W,stbrc-,k 4 Meudenhsll oi Greensboro. c. They
are appetzng than the splendid collections
oi pesis which occupy nearly iwo;hrds OF the tsbe>.
A strawberry apple" from Loui.ans appear :"
Justify IT, nsme Ther- pear OF all desirable and
most undesirable varieties; :fupe,, among them
beautiful specimens oi the Dans, Rebeces, aud Dea
ware: ana >ouc immense melons, which appear TO he
muskmelons IL everl thing but .ike. Tn, principal *
hihitor- srr:
N.-,r,. IIwanser 4 Barry al Rochester, who have
40 acres in trees eNhib. .D0 vsreties oi pcsr- and
of plups Finer specimens Of -ou' of ihe pears have
-eldom been exhibited.
The Hon. Marshall L. Wilder Of Boston exhibit, "A
varieties of pears o the most beautiful -iz-. shape
snd color. 80
Nm. Reid of Elizabeth. New-Jer>ey, exhibits speci
M ms of IOi varieties of pears.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Ferris Of Throgs Neck exhibits - va
rie.ies Of pears. -.
Mr.. sheldon Moore, Xsusinstou, Coan., exhibits .
varieties Of apples.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

ArrysPr ~ rBcRGIARY.--Bridgst Thorne, rrsIas
in xth street; between First aud Soath Secood "fesss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

Nanilrg ol.ainI sept ~,
Admitted since
DIED
Prf-cn-1ry '%'-i''
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS rNrErLIaENcE.

doubtful r,tmor current that Pellissier would
return to Fnce and pcrsigny the mission
to England The harvest reports from France gene
rally of an encouraging character In the south the
Yield expected to exceed the crops Of last year by one
fourth to third. II ia positively affirmed that the
nomination Of Prince Napoleon to the govcnorship Of
Algiers has been abandoned The Emperor Napoleon
wilt open camp at Chalons with great ponp on the
18th Of July. The French Mediterranean feet has
been ordered to Rest to bc present during the perors
visit Tho feet consiHts OF twelve screw line of battle
ships Ave fgates four coryetes and number Of small
steamers
II In rumorcd that Prussia Ia increasing her navy
The insurrection in Caadia has bocn suhd,led
company has been formed for laying telegraph line
between England and India via the Red Sea, with =
capital Of FL ,O00, 900.
The Dansh election had resulted In favor # the Minis
try and against the claims Of the German Diet.
The king Of the Brgians had arrived in England on
visit to Queen Victoria
Considerable modlAcaons Of tho Belgian cabinet were
spoken of, but not on political grounds.
Ths Rev. Dr.. labez Duntng ono Of the prncipol mem
bcrs of The Methodist EpsaccpA Church was dead nfter
50 years spcnt In the ministry.
The Crown Princess Of Sweden had piyen birth 70
son.
Lengthy details Of the Indian news had been received
Including tho march into Ruhlcund but thew contain
nothing n addition 70 the tssgaphic dispatches bstEe
Mr. Russell, ths spersal correspondent Of the rdou
Times, had heen proattated BY a sun n-siroks
!. Rassian imperial paper cnnency, 70 the amount Of
tw4lve non alvu roubes had heen publlclv burnt 6
st feApTsh, With the View u simulAxiug pubic
connueoce sse*s4.
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
FROM 1EIAS AND MEXICO.

Dates from Galveston ave to the 18th instant The
News states that John OC0n0eli, brick mason wss
killed ON the night previous In rencontre In which be
and several Others concerned Col. Kinney had
declined the compliment OF pHbc dinner rendered him
by the citixnns Of Galveston. he Civilian continues 10
receive favorable accounts Ot the growing crops
At meeting Of the county court Of hgaxnsa county
the 10th instant the al $50 900 subscribed
to the Houston Tap and nrssoris Railway Company and
the sun Of $50 900 set apart M the benefit VI the canal
and other internal lsovemsns In the southern portion
of the county.
The Corpus Christi Valley haa letter from Z cores
pondent stating thai body VI indiana had been seen in
tbs neighborhood Of New Laredo and the acade got to
gethey number Of nlen md despatched tho Ia pursuit
the river and attack the farms. The Valley says that
slncs the withdrawal Of Captain hackets oappAny
Dragons from Fort McIntsh the country has bsen left
exposcd to the Indians the garris0n OF twenty-five In
ntsy mcn and ocers scnt % take charge Of the cow
ernment property at Fort McIntosh, i totally insufficient
to project the settlements extending many miles up and
down the Rio Gnde, and along the road ~ Corpus and
below
The Brownsville Flag says that the Ride tho official
nper of the government oi Tamaulipas puhlishes d.
cree granting the exclusive privilege for TIN years to
McIlaramboulc Of Matanoros, to line of stages
between Alatasro-os and Monterey, Governor Gafxa
grants this privilege for Tamnuliras and doubt s
tertained at ths Goenor vdaurl will conclude equal
prviles Tor Nucyo Lccn CoahuiIa The limo 70 bc
klishcd in two noEs from tho date Of the decree and
3 property pertaining to the enterprise to be free from
Taxation fo the term Of the privilege aud al public
respondcnce 10 10 transported free Of charge
The San Antonio Texan mentions tho discovery OF :
crossing Of the Rio Grande, about sixty miles above
San Fernando point called sun Vincctc. Il Is
said to he the nearest chihuahua from most Of
the western posts and towns in western Texas.
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
NICARAGUA.
IRON the Philadelphia Ledger
RIcHxoxp, June 25, 1888.

Belly, the gasconading renchmsn, who, as the pre-
aumcd agent Of the French government, has been in
trgung against tho United States in Nicaragua has been
himself outwittcd by Yankee and his scheme Of a ship
canal and European guarantee and pfosectorate entire
" exploded. While the Nicaraguan government
listening apparently with favor to his premises Of aid
from the French Government and subsiiies from the
credit mobilier Mr. Vanderbilt, Of New York. obtained
from the Nicasguan government the exclusive right to
reopen the transit route for series Of years. while the
old transit company which assisted Walker 1t the t Of
hs operations has had lts charter revoked was New
York schees against New York schemes and vandebit
comes OF the victor. With his energy and the
Nicaragua route ~ California will b reopcncd again. snd
With cheap rates Of fare California b. snpped
With tho labor that ahe needs. With Walker out Of the
territory Of Ncasgua, and the route In American hands,
this will be fkv0sits route for travel to our racAc
possstona vanstbm has paid 500 900 for the prIvi
iegm be enjoys, and be ast open the route IN ninety
days, or he losss VIII .money.
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
INDIAN OUTBREAKS.

1t will be recollected by our readers with what
perseverance we endeavored during the whole Of
last winter to Impress upon the public the import
Ance Of effective and ample military preparations on
the part Of the government, to guard against out
dams on our Northwestern border on the Pacific
slope aid in tlie vas central regions contiguous to
Utah. The tenor of the advices received by the
government from all these quarters last fall were of
hostile determinations and preparations observable
among the Indians throughout all Those grand div-
sions Of our wild domain
1t was with especial reference to this state Of
thinxs that the President requested of Congress the
addition Of four new regiments to inadequate
military force It was distinctly and repeatedly as
severated by the administration that these addi-
tional regiments were demanded with reference to
tho immense increase Of military frontiers and
multiplcationof of the demands upon the army for the
protection Of our widespread frontier settlements
and not with reference to the Utah expedition
We find now that the representations of last fall
On this subject becoming verified to a most
threatening extent Yesterday mornings papers
contained the most uniavorable accounts Of the tenn
per Of the Indians in Minnesota and the Northwest
and the tdngs brought by the California mail Of the
sad mis6ortuns which befel the command of Colonel
Eteptoe on the watefe of the Columbia river affords
terribe proof Of the impolicy of sending small de-
tachmsnts of troops into the country of large and
vvarlike Indian tribes. No lesson has been more in
dslibly impressed upon history than the policy
S&f overawing the savage with the imposing strength
~ ths military force ssnt against him. and the fulfill
u of keeping up mcagre and feeble military dem
saeAtien in his country capable Of annoyance, but
tAsspSbas Of inspiring fear
5net nsxsly savage tribes who may be awed
imte obtaisncs By STRONG demonstrations of the
t6Nw u govsrnmsnt; for we have seen in the
cnue n tAe Momons the admirable virtue Of effect
~ measurSs, not for suppressirg insubordination
snsrsy, AaE 1or doing it without the loss Of life or
hited 0n the samS principle that The invention oi
q slismneAivs snstnsa ofl11f condscss to peacs be-
twssn eivkllssa ~ M Y xdsqsats military
asa1isus sa1I dsaaastston1
&S yktag govsrnais zrdlsmt smubpst tI3ts md
ND ,vevasss end osthws, are sitness s1rs
~ tta3 abo1e snbmission without the firing u 4
run or tho loss Of alife.
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
MOUNT VERNON LADIES ASSOCIATION

We publish, this morning, communication from
Mrs. Susan L. Pellet, of Richmond, Virginia, Secre
tary Of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, giving
the particulars of the progress Of the organization
towards completing the purchase Of Mount Vernon.
1t will be eeiyed that the ladies who have zeal
onsly un rtaken this great work are pursuing its
accomplishment with untiring energy. and have al
ready perfected an organization in large number of
States The paper advises the public of the pro-
greas made and appeals to the people of the United
States for continued aid.
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
THE COLORADO EXPEDITION.

Reports have been received from Lieutenant Ives in
command Of the Colorado cxplofink cxpsditioa. fhe
Colorado cmptics In at tho head Of tho Gulf IL Cana
its course being southwesterly Tho water shed xhch
ing from the South Pass of the mountains westwax and
southerly 1t is supposed though yet definitely
certaincd thai Green river (ncar Fort Bdgcr u stb-
tary Of tho Colorado
igable for steamers from the gulf upwards to at lati
tudc 800 CO., distance Of several hundreds Of fcs and
long way above tho mouth of the tiila doatch of
the New York Tunes says
"1o report shows that the expiuring PARTY Isccnded
the Colorado river to the moath of the Virgin Rr about
latitude 3Go g. and just above the Big Canon and who0
the water was in tho worst stage for navigation Bc<
tween the tide water and Fort Yuma the Scipal OBJ
srnctions sand shoals which increase In nibcr and
difficulty the river is asccnded Tho channd Ia exceed
ingv crcuitous and constantly shifting TIP average
depth Of water s about eight feet but shoals ~ c1ucn
ly encountered where there n scarcely t Of water
To navigate steamer with SUCCESS an exebuoncesi p
lot s required knowledge Of tho water ennpt te i'm
parted W 1t has been fwqus0tly known to hsngc ffa
onA hac to the opposlte In slxagae night From th
formation of the banks from the ApsAacS Of tho watcf
from the eddies and floating pieces Of wood and from tho
bars visible above tbs sura pracscd sy4 cAu DO much
towards selecting proper coursc. BoS Axely make
trip between tdcwater and Fort Yusna without QtOnnd-
Ing nnny times day
ly working about ia shifting sand, h taking oat line
to trees or snags and by heavhg with ndlass II
stan and, last resort by inht0nnx ne boa& Of hsr
cargo those bars may always b paaed With mors N ls
labor, depending In great mcyc upon tho SkA shotp
the different methods yeAarted to- Dating ~ rcnfa
af April May or June, whiic the river Il sng, and be-
fore bars and Shoals hare had TING to form and b
the dceponed channel navigation h most easy Below
Font Yuma there sre no rocks bait Maes ass frequent,
though not considered dangerous steAmer M pow
erful engines navigation would b ~ mast dcult IN
low water
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
THE RULES OF THE HOUSE.

At the last session of Congress tho Speaker
thorzed to appoint committee to consist Of himself
and four other members to be named by himself to
revise the rules of the House. and meet sQch committee
might be appointed the part Of the Senate 70
wise the joint rules Of the two houses. The remainder
Of the committee is composed of Messrs Winslow OF
North Carolina Of Pennsylvania, Bocock Of Vir
ginia and Washburn Of Maine. The committee will
report early next session.
The Washington union., 1858-06-30

Tx YAcnr 'sWAxpmm "-1hiB now 1sanouS and fast
yacht 10 recently the subject Of much eAsvateon BY
civilians and officials in New Ymk, assivtd ~ yeetezs
tan Cuss3e b afh owner end cpnhmxnd4 a. e1y yBAt,
and has brought some Of his friends = suG r hss
CnIeksn x0tMy.
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
: :
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Later from Havana.

Cn,RLESrDs June 29.-The steamship Catawba (the
sabes substtuep arrived here to-day from Havana and
Key West on tho 25th.
Sugars active. The hest grades unchanged,
but the inferior kinds depressed Cuba molasses
81 and Muscoyado real dearer. Sterling exchange
liz a ll3. Northern exchange at 60 days commanded
II premium.
The frigate Wabash was at Key West the 10th
Her officers and crew were free FROM disease
The Washington union., 1858-06-30

Ths Galveston News of ths l6fk instaat saya: 1--WE
learn om a parta a the ate ths$ tho crope Qf cord
and cotton hAvs ben known 10 be goo before
Tho corn crop h mAd 1ad ~ yeadh aid - be aIpost
Incredible. Ons huz1s1a huhsis - Acss + weemfzon
estimate a. bottom ixneA O. n ~ lsstise sugar
ps ,ed 70 well ss &Vle &bs n
The Washington union., 1858-06-30
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, JUNL 30. 1853.
Business Notice.

A se bususs or the proposed
,txnxs conducted strictly cash bss all
ssens,- " the eeon
tuusd No should after iii date
se 70 Mr. W. Ionb who authorized Ia make COLLECTIONS
IN peis Maryland, md Virginia.
WArwlseros March ~, lsSS.-u
The intended oincude agents or oce
Tor. that W. now c,roy smP,ed Ia tins city but
only who have performed such ssrsta IN osf parts u M
rr.,,.t,v AZ 29--U