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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13
I ARGE SALE of ROSEWOOD PIANOS, &C.,

II Nv JOSEPH HEGEMAN-FHIDA1, may II y V
o'clock No. the Central SAlesrooms eorne, Of "oasney
snd Peails;s-Lsge sale Of FURNlIUkE-set.s It.t
snd painted Cbambsr Furuture mahogany WArdreoes ls
Wsrdrobes with mirror T Oil Paintings and fnned IL
CRAVINGS Brussels ingram Carpets Ocloths spendd oA
Extension Table 10; Sewing Machine, 6c-
At o'clock p severed very superior RosE"ooo
PIANOS, viz:
superior richly Piano. 7c,sve, by George He~' BE-
ton. s eco
do by Haynes Brothers. cost $50. 7oetsye.
do pearl keys Bennett Co.. 7octsye.
do serpsutire holdings, octave, By Ely Munger
y other excellent Pianos Of rosewood and m.bosany
various makers
large French Plate Pier Glasses In Francs
The Pianos may be examined Thandy afternoon sod ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13

W,p.rspaY May y, lSoa
AsHES-The mrtet is sesiJ. win lair esmandi 'Ae u
80 bba a. st. ,t,
COTTON-Th. market l. al ard heavy. Ire 's-e' y, Y
500 bses Our qsotstiors nemiIs The 'ses - -.
have teen "a 900 bales the export LIZ oaleA "t9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13
miscellaneous.

ACADEMY Of MU SIC.-FORMES, MU-
N sARD-LAST WEEK Of the MUSARD CONCERTS
THIS EVENING, 81 s, MUSARO CONCERT. DASGsI, Carl
PoRNEs. and the MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA TO-DAY
ELIJAH By the New York HARMONIC SOCIETY and
tie MusiRo ORcHEs SATURDAY, AvsARDs second snd
las. PRESENTATION NATIVE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13


COEFEE-There very i,i!e doing. We only near ,ies
Of $50 bag, Rio l0dlle and 10 ba.. S. Domos3 81 y
aso so Java 49,, The s;ocE OF MO IS l''
haas including san:os. We quote: 49,.
Jaw. white b'.'.''t a. Mascsito ......'." iVtS,s
RIO fair 10 10. al IA Jup.i ,......llld OK
RIO ordnr5........ 40 Isl Do (o) 100 D... 81 y
LsSusyra ..............1l GlltI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

Col: Benton were taken from the Mercan-
tile library Hall to the second Presbyte-
ran Church, where the funeral ceremo-
mes were performed by Rev. Mr.. Cowap,
assisted by Revs. DIR. Anderson and Mr.
Brooks. After services were concluded
the body was placed in hearse, which
was followed to Bellefontainc Cemetery by
the most imposing procession ever formed
IN ot. Louis, consisting of relatives and
friends OF the family; all the military com
mand of Col. Morrison; Judges ofcomts,
members of the bar, members of the city
government, large majority of the benev-
oient-societies of the city. and an immense
coneourse of citizens in carriages and afoot.
lhe cortege was fory-fve minutes passing
given point. os
The body Of Mcdowell Jones, a grand.
child OF Col. Benton, was conveyed to the
tomb at the same time. am laa
Capt. Simpson. Typographical Engi-
neer, Gov. Powell and Maj Nee ough,
Utah Peace commissioners arrived yester.
uay. raaHf ftta - aH Is a.t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
MEXICAN News.

New York, April II.
The mail from New Orleans and all
points South, as late as due, is at hand.
In the New Orleans papers we learn that
the Supreme government of Mexico had
returned the exequators of the Consuls OF
the United States Spain and Honolulu
because of over zeal in sympathing with
the opposition. ssflsa W..
Senior Calvas. in note to Minister
Forsyth, says that consuls will not be per-
mitted to interfere in the internal policies
of the country. 4 long address from San
ia Anna, dated from ST. Thomas, is pub
lished in supplement of the FL Progress,
of the 4th inst Tampico correspondence
OF the 3lst March, says that Garcia claim,
the right to prevent all vessels outward
bound from proceeding to sea.
On the 18th ult, he fired into the Amer
lean schooner Virginia Antoinette, and VIII,
is still detained with her cargo of fruit
The George L. Prescott was detained b,
the same order, and laid under batteries
The brigantine Amelia p. HEAVIER ar
rived off the bar, and in proceeding N
the river was fired on from Fort Andse
gori
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
New York, April 10

The steamship Black Warrior, from
Havana, with dates to the 18th, has arriy-
cd
The sugar market is firm; the stock at
Havana and Matanzas, amounted to two
hundred and sixteen thousand boxes.
Freights continued dull. Exchange on
London II per. cent. premium. Bills
on New York at sixty days, par to u
prem.
Eighteen British gunboats arc now sta
toned along the coast of Cuba to
prevent the landing of slaves. Several
American vessels have been searched by
them.
Comonfort writes to the New York
Herald denying most positively of hav-
ing any connection with Walker, or any
other tillibustcrs. He says he don't know
them or anything about their plans, as none
of them have offended him SO far as to
speak to him of projects in which no man
of his principles can take part.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
CIScISSArI. April 10.

Flour unchanged; sales 1,40O bbls at
S3 coos 10. Whisky rather dull but
not lower; 1000 bbls sold at ICY. There
is no essential change in provisions; sales
l 900 bbls Mess Pork, at Lafayette and
Chilicothe, at SIT; city brands arc held
out of the market. Lard sold at 10te. to
be delivered May LIST. There is no change
in Bacon or Bulk Meats. Corn is scarce
and in demand at Soc. Spirits of Turpen-
tine have advanced to 60c as
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

ES- The city council of Logansport has
leased the Seminary building in that place
to Rev. Mr.. Shaw, for five years.
That is what ought to be done here
1t is the only thing the Trustees can do
in the premises for the benefit of schools.
There is no good reason why there should
not be a first class high school here. The
building is sufficient. Why cannot all
work together in this matter and build up
an institution that will be an honor to the
town? 1t must be done, or we will fall
behind our neighbors, and commence the
retrograde march without delay.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
Special Ecticcs.
Dr.. St0ddard.

Il stopping at Mrs c.rnarIxt: WrNRoTT's, two
miles southwest of Plymouth, where he sill apply
the laws of nature to all afflicted with Rheumatic
and Chronic Diseases generally.
The great power of attraction and repulsion are
Positive and Negative Electricity, which he sp-
plies scientifically to the cure of disease The prin-
cipie simple and efficient, and easy to be under
stood by child of ordinary intellect ten years old.
He charges only one dollar for examining and
applying the remedy, in each case. No credit. lI
The incredulous are invited to call and be con-
WINGED by occular demonstration of DIR. SIS ability
to ertDrm all he professes April S-2ot3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

senator Bright gets 5000 acres Of Land.
The correspondent of the Burlington
Hawkeye, writing from the Land Office at
Council Bluffs. after speaking of the great
rush of land spectators on the Office. says:
+ During the second week, after the office
had opened, an order was received from
Mr.. Commissioner Hendricks, at wv ash
ington, to locate SIX THOUSAND 10000
acres in the name of the Hon. Jesse ID.
Bright of Indiana. OF course the order
was complied with, out Of regular Office
hours, and thus the honorable Senator got
"a nice slice of the public land at single
haul, while the rest of us had to take ouI
turn at the mill as the wheel roolled around
Wonder if the peculiar position which
Senator Bright occupies towards the Ad.
ministration had anything to do with
this new piece Of party favoriteism?--
Was it any part Of the price paid fol-
his support Of tho Leeompton constitu-
lfion? - Cd ~ 1f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
Remember.

Let it be kept in mind that out of the IA
votes against Lccompton, in both branch
es of Congress, Ill were cast by Repub-
licans, and that not one man of them was
ever absent when their presence was need
ed. Such noble phalanx for freedom
and justice as this presents the world new
err saw before. Prominent among the host
of heroes, we are proud to point to the del
egation from Indiana No better bodyol
men than they, were ever found. CoLFAx,
CASE, KILGoRE, PETIT and WILSON,
champions all, land four of them young
men, are names that any State might
well be proud Of Goshen Times. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
Yellow Fever Prevailing ON the Snsque-
hama.


hama.
New York, April 16.
The steam frigalc Susquehana is in
Quarantine with yellow fever on board
The fever made its appearance on the 9th OF
March while lying in Greytown. The
steamer Immediately put to sea intending
to proceed to Pensacola, but being short
of coal and medical stores she put into ia
maica. Before her arrival at Kingston
the disease had become epidemical, and
before reaching port she had one hundred
and five cases. Six officers and fifty seven
of the crew were placed in hospitals al
Kingston, where most prompt and efficient
efforts for their relief were accorded by the
British naval and medical officers. There
have been Is Deaths
There arc now on board some 40 cases
generally of mild form.
The crew of the Susquehana have all
been landed at Staten Island The Health
Commissioners had ordained the ship to tht
lower bay to ride out her quarantine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
re- We learn from Washington,

EE We learn from Washington, that
Mr.. Woodwork, a member of the Lcav-
enworth constitutional Convention arri-
we'd at Washington on Friday last, with a
copy of the new Constitution framed at
Leavenworth, which he delivered to Mr..
Parrott. Mr.. Woodworth SAYS the organ
ization of the Fro, State men is so com
I,lete that the exact number Of votes in the
TERRITORY, and the political sentiments Of
each, are ascertained, and that the pro-
slavery men number only 1000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

re- The correspondence of the Phia-
delphia Press, says: members begin to
think seriously of the final adjournment
To be sure, the 9TH of June has been fixed
on; but it is seen that unless the appropri-
alton bills are considered and passed soon,
the Senate requiring time to consider and
amend them, if amendment be required,
the day will be put beyond that day, and
probably IS distant as July" al ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
re- We copy the following item from
he Nashville Herald:

Is we copy inc ioiioWiho heih iIonl
the Westville Herald:
Shanghai Roberts has got remarkable
curiosity in his Drug, Paint, Oil, Book
Stationery, Crockery, Glassware and Old
lane Thunder and Lightning Store. 1t
is the poorest. thinest. meanest specimen
of hog / ever beheld. tits worth trip
from Westville here to see it. 1t is SO poor
they have to soak Il IN rarns vufer erery
doy to make 1t hold sriH' Great crowds
of people are aocking in every day to see
it. - .f oil -
By the way. Roberts has some peculiar
traits about him. One of them is his mo-
dus operandi of Introducing himself to a
stranger. / will tell you how he under
took to make my acquaintance the other
day. was strolling down the pavement
in my usual garb-9V feet being entirely
sockless and projecting several inches ont
through the fronts; of q pair of very sfilapi-
dated, tocless old boots, (thc hest / had,
however, and looked very much as John
Pettit's used to, when the coffee grounds
settled between his toes. As / approachcd
him he saluted me with "How are you sir, -
"How do you!" said I. feeling somewhat
elevated at having attracted the attentinp
Of SO important parsonage - be-. !
You married mani" said he. Being
somewhat frustrated, Ireplied, 'tYes Sir,
Does your wife take in washing?" Yes
Sir" said I. ''Well, you betterget her to
wash your feet them" tell you, Mr.. Pow
teH, it did not take me long to get down
Through back alley to lake, after h
made this last remark The water in TIKI
lake was riled some after l got there, but
! tits all clear again now. III II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

Es- The Supreme Court of this State
has again decided the school law unconsti-
tional, so far as it relates to cities and
corporate towns. Either we have very
singular sort OF a constitution of mise
rable Supreme Court. Every law the
Legislature enacts for the suppression OF
vice or the diffusion of knowledge. some
how turns out unconstitutional. Has the
Supreme Court determined to convert all
the school houses in the State into wills
key shops?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
ST.. LouIs, April 16.

- -. ST. LoUIs, April lb.
Yesterday morning the remaina of Col.
Benton were conducted by . military es-
sort from the residence of Col. Brandt to
the Mercantile Library Hall, which has
been draped in black, where they lay in
state till ten clock last night. The final
rites Of sepulture take place this morning,
and will be participated in by the va
rious military companies. benevolent So
cieties, fremcn, and the members of the
city government, and the citizens gener-
ally s s,siz rod s sIsas + .ai4i I9ria
Business is generally suspended, and the
stores and houses draped in mourning
The streets are already densely crowded
with thousands of spectators. 1t is est
mated that q, 900 persons visited the Hall
yesterday to gaze upon the features of the
illustrious dead. Il dsfss43
bles ~ SECOND DISPATCH. tf1e2
81 at ten o'clock this morning the remains
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
Troy, n. Y, April 10.

A fire broke out in the packing room of
the Harmony Mills, at Cohyes. n. Y,
this afternoon and destroyed a large
amount of valuable machinery, one hun
dred bales of cotton were con sume.l, and
the building was badly damaged. The loss
is estimated at ~, thousand dollars, which
is covered by insurance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

Thirteen persons were convicted and
sentenced to the Penitentiary at the recent
session of the Laporte county Circuit
Court. They all started for Jacksonville
under charge of the Sheriff, on Thursday
morning last. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

re- A government printing office is
talked of in Congress. There is no reason
that can be urged against government
printing Office that cannot with equal pro.
pricty be applied to a government armory
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
New York Items.

New YORK. April II.
n private dispatch received from Prairie
du Chen states that the majority in Min
nesota for the five million loan so far as
heard from is 1000.
Mayor Tieman to-day sent charges to
the Grand Jury against Commissioner
Deylin.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
EE We learn from the Chicago Tri

EE We learn from the Chicago Tri-
bune of yesterday that Mr. English pre-
scented his new bill for the admission oil
Kansas on Tuesday. The Senate Com
mittee asked time to consider it, when the
conference adjourned to two O'Clock.
Mr.. Houston, of Texas, on the Goth spoke
in favor of instituting a protectorate oyer
Mexico. He also introduced resolution
inquiring whether it is necessary to esta5
lish protectorate. rs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
CHICAGO, April 10.

Messrs. Sheahan & Cameron, editors of
the Times, were examined to-day before
the United States Commissioners on the
charge of abstracting letters from tho Post
Office. There being no evidence against
them, they were discharged.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

/ CO Mr.. MlLIaiAS. of the Laportc Uni
on, has been elected Justice of the Peace in
that place. The people of that township
could not have selected more worthy man
or one better qualified in all respects tor the
office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22


rs"Dcmocratic victories Is the heading OF
i almost every item of news we are now IN
receipt of. 1t seems that the democracy
i. have every where been waking up; show
> ing the republicans in a very unmIstakabie
manner that they are still united. and '.war-
ring to the hilt'' with the enemies of the
Constitution and the Union 1alHTa.a
The reports from Our own State--from
Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, and in fact, every
State where an election was held, are very
favorable. Places where democratic VIC
tory had not been known for years, gave
s US = respectable majority. IL is evident
Il ths .lsober second thought" is beginning
to come over the peopls.-A q. DEM {
sd 1t is seldom we light upon q more men
dacious article than the above. 1t is all
i e from top to bottom, inside and out
Who are 1.-THE enemies Of the Constitution
and the Onion. /" the democracy are ''war-
ring to the hilt" with? Are they Lecomp-
t6sites or anti-Locomptonites! O, hobble-
dehoy! If the democracy were to war with
- the real "enemies of the Constitution and
The Union" there would be dreadful
slaughter Of one another. we imagine; and
ifthey would only do as the Kilkenny cats
did.ths millennium. would commence i'm
J mcdiateIy. fie <ss.if7e = 81
3 Since reading The above we have exam
med our Democratic exchanges. among
them the State Sentinel, New Albany
Ledger, Laporte Times and Leganspor'
q PhaTos, with care, but fail utterly to OBJ
serve any thing in them to justify such
statements as the above. II the editor j.
really pleased with the elections ssfrom oul
I; : own State<~from Michigan, Ohio, Illinois,
snd IN fact every State where an election
IVES hsld's It is because he anticipated th'
: s-r u, would be worse than it vas, and il
-s.esns,quence feels better than he expected
ss<yyswsu3sr that he did not fire l20 gun
and get fuddled on lager beer over tn
resais in Conn>eticut and Rhode island
It's true they vent Republican by lsrgel!
inersased mejorities. but not 50 oveE~hel
mipgly IS be expected, doubtless The'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

E We were in Laporte the other day,
and while ssuntering along the sidewalk
suddenly discovered ourselfin the midst OF
stream Of humanity, principally of the
feminine gender. who all appeared to be
Fastening in one direction. We suffered
ourself to be borne along with, the current,
rightly conjecturing that we iwould soon
land at some place of great attraction
Sure enough. we brought up at the Bee
Hive. (most appropriate sobriquet, we
mentally observed, as soon as we discov-
cred our latitude and longitude, and, re-
ally, after looking round awhile at the vari-
ETY., style, quality and prices. goods are
always selling cheaper than ever before,
of their new stock, just opened, we ceased
to marvel at the rush we beheld, and which
made the clerks and all hands hop round
like popcorn on a hot shovel.
(. The next place of attraction at which we
found ourself was in Strong's Bazaar
where we whiled away pleasant houl
looking through his establishment and ad
miring the extent. variety and splendor o.
his stock. Mr. S. keeps in the new balco
ny block. ~ 'e..e
We next repaired to the orderly and
well kept Tee Garden House and comforted
the inner man with the substantials ant
delicacics we found in such profusion OF
the table before US. May the excellent hos
live long, and reap golden crop in re
turn for the comforts he dispcnses to
the weary and hungry.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
Eg At a meeting of the Democracy

EE At meeting of the Democracy Of
Cook county. illinois. held in Chicago on
Saturday last, a resolution was adopted
condcmning the Administration for its Lee
compton policy.
The Buchanan or Lecompton Democra-
cy of Cook county will hold a meeting in
a few days. The object of these meetings
is to appoint delegates to State Conven-
ton. Look ont for sport when the harmo-
nicus assemble.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

Ey L. j. Harrison is the Republican
nominee for Representative in Howard
county. The Logansport Journal says he
is an able man and certain of his election,
if he lives.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

EE The last steamer from England
brings intelligence that the Atlantic tele-
graph cable was being taken rapidly on
board the Agamemnon, and Niagara, and
will be finished about the 10th of May.
Some deep sea experiments are to be made
before the final attempt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22
NOTICE.

THE members of PROTECTION Hook and LADDER
COMPANY, No. 1, are requested to meet at the
Vinnedgc House, South Plymouth, on Saturday.
May /, 1858, at precisely O'clock, p. m, in full
dress uniform, for parade. By Order
ID. MCDONALD, Secretary.
PLyxoU1H, Ind. April Is. 1853, =.
ron CITY Commercial College, Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania. 80 80
DR.. l.. T. w. ANDREWS, Editor of the Georgia
Citizen, Macon, Ga,v inserts the following notice,
fter accompanying his son u the North, to select
an Institution aforling the best facilities For ac
quiring thorough practical Business Education.
ave invite the special attention Of young men
contemplating commercial pursuits, to the Pros
pectus of tho above named College, located At Pitts
burgh, Pa, which will he found i'm our columns to
day. from personal examination of the facilities
of this College to inpart thorough business cdu-
cation to young men, and from a personal acquant-
ance with the Principal and several Of tho Profess
ors, we are enabled to recommend, the institution
to those who need the important Instructions there
in impaired
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

there is St. Louis, Chicago. Cincinnati,
indianapolis, Madison, Evansville. Lafay-
cite. and number more, he should have
gone into ''conniptions'' over, because the
Democracy were not beaten twice asbadly.