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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26

AUNCH.-THE PLEASURE BARGE SON or MALTA
IL will be launched Wednesday, 26 inst at O'Clock
~ foot OF Eighty szh street. river Every member Of
the club also ali invited guests particularly requested
present Members Of the club will please 30 The
house Of Mr.. Dunlap the above place. half pro
oedinE HENRY W GENET. Com nodoro'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26

4 TfRACrIvE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AUCTION
Ia Tomorrow Thursdsy stO1s oclock. At ~ West Thirty
rs, street, sxh avenue COMPRISING two large French
sapsSs uabogany chss, sofes socs rsewoot cte!,re.
srbie top bureau silver ware and cusry kitchen and bed
loom furniture, 40, tc tatalcgues ready. -
WD9JINGfoNA CARTER, Aucaoneex.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26
IIrNRY H- LEEns AuCTforEER Z,
urxRY nERrs, JR,. AucrIoSEER BY HEsrs 4

III MOSS on Thursday, Nay ~ at los oslocs at The sses
rooms, 81 Pine street. peremptory sale OF vslusbe
gallery OF oil paintings the property q gen esn leaving
for Europe comprng the works OF II rrs Ecso-d osfcrl
Trebo Bouee, Hartman, Nsnnoe PerugiuD Boucher. Won
Pee Robbie aud other celebrated mssers framed " the
and the whole forming the finest
line of oil pantlnrs sold suction The
paintings and catalogues ready three days
vfous 70 sale our gallery 81 rre street. BROAD
way We respectfully invite he attention OF connoseurs 70
Ibis sale and that picture VIII De sod 70
the highest bidder without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26

A U'rlOs rVilCs oivSn VT 800
~ ,od and silver watches and stock OF msnufActurer
end import-r { je~sry 49,.
This "wednesday morning. at l01f O'Clock,
JULIUS BROWN auctioueer. by COMPTON bhOWN,
Al their spacious sslesroom No IS Oorilsndt street
without close TIE estate by order of assisnees
valuable soek gold and silver watches aud general
Of ewery, removed for convenience OF sale
M the toos punches dies. and working nipple
msns q the manufac Descriptive catalogues nj sale
BIZ which every article Il warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26

A aslgrEEs SALE OF CUTLvRY, HARDWARE. a..
IA on "Wednesday xay 2s ~ t01f O'Clock " At sales
|vxu sts FULTON street Brooklyn comprising 40 Aotsn Of
|fnr vory tipped buo aud cccos handled table
|ruleyv unity ~ SCISSORS rszD-s and pocket
|cucy trays silver paiej tools locks cases OF
.fne gcoss for table .cle, sud travelling
n. " NgFKEa, Assignee of VI. y Boss.
PEkD COLE, Auctonssra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26
EueENE B. FsANKLIN .AUorIoNEEn-sx KIP

~ LING, COOPER CO. VIII sell this day, (Wedned
May o. At their saesroom 40 Corandt street. At III clo,k
c 900 real Bavsna 800 demohps Of liquor consist
of branches and vh,skey 100 d.mjohns OF
port wine. Also large assortment OF
cries sardines. ngs, pickles. Ac. Sale positive Terms
a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26

DOVES LADIES &GENrLKNRrs CHEAP WAITING
IN classes, 9sI Brostwsy, once No. s-Fcr-sgners ~
IN reading and writing the English langusse; va
d,ug visiss cards ard pssuanshp sxecueA
EQUAL not superior, 70 pisse engraving.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26


NrRw YORK YACHT CrUB-RRGATrA FOR 1853 -
IN The annual r.gs,a will OF on Thursday june
Kn,ries Tuesday June At II O'clock A. NJ, a. the
ofsce Of The Secretary No Pine street The steamboat
JOaFPrN for the exclusive Of the memb
~ he club and ladies' will leave foot Of Leroy street Al
10 oclok Members who have not received their uckes
csn obtain Of the Robert Hone, ksa No
is ali street special meeting OF yacht owners Wi be
held for the admission OF members Saturday May ~ At
m O'Clock No 4Pine street. BY order Of he Commodore
~ BLooDeoOD, Secretary.
a TDERNFY BULL-A THoRoUGH BR -D IMPORTED
"a Alderney bull II months old for sale Also sd ie
mare and four rear old bay colt u hands high perfectly
broken 70 harness Apply 70 WM REDMOND, % fSf
plsce.
LION aATE-ONs ENoIfsH oREYHoUrD BITCH
in and four pups months old air black and tan
terrier pups small sire and Of The pursst breed Two
young pointer dogs months old two setter pups nne
moohs old; Newfoundland bitch jet black very larse
and handsone scotch terriers small size and soo ray
ters; two bull dogs very handsome four re~iounaMno
pups three King Charles spsnisls small sire sna very
hsndsome; Bieohm SPANIEL At 166 villa" street, osse
ment
pIaBON MATCH AT WARDS FOR 500, ON rHuRs.
day. May ~ O'Clock, bet-een Two We" s 1s ans
teur sho Plenty Of piecous and lots of spot ne
wood cars 70 Ekhtecuth street, oowsnua go w'nm stew
Two NswrouNBLANp DOCS .roR sAIK.vERy
II low; hey The bess OF watch do{s snd nnd. ANY
person wanting splendid dog VIII end hf good opportu
ay, tsey be sod Address 3. D. Barclay street.
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26
LOAN OgTTOns.

,r II CHAMBERS sfREEr-rns WELL KrOwr
n HAACs once. whsrc he buys and soils diamoods
watches swelry Ac at tbs highest cAah proes Also sfr
of money 70 loan NJ per cont n. B-fo loan 0Sr
agent need apply No business transacted on Saturdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26

I HAVE sNaAGED A HEAVY STOCK or Goal rol
Il the ensuing season, at very low rstes Cssh and ohe
nor yard HsNRy ROBfHsON Ns 70 ss Rsss rour,sen,
street. and 80 70 SO Ras rAvtesnsh ssreeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26
A UClIUN NOTICE LAR IE SALI OF SECOND HAND
"A household furniture OF q family leaving the city.

"A sales No. ~ Broadway near Wall sireet-large
esle Ihursdsy q f0 O'Clock Of ,erior lot
o fnrnurs csrpeting. ollcl)ns MIR
ro,s oil paintings clocks silver plated once desks
Asfles Ac Also. chsa ware, rugs furniture
Ao, Ac Catalogues on the morning Of sale
0hO. NICHOLS, Aucioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26

N0TICE-ALL PERSONS ABE bgREBY FORBIDDEN
~ harbor ruat any Of the If the .hip
CITY Of WASHINGTON Petrie msster. from liverpool,
debts Of their contracting Will be paid ny the Captain
Agent JOHN u. DALE Agent
new York, May n 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-26

NOTICE JOUREEYMkN HORsKsHORRS' r. inland
IN Society The members Of this sooirtr requested
Hermitage Hal Wednesday evening, day rs,
O'Clock precisely there ous.ness o. 10
BE- transacted. JOHN sKELLEY, President.
JouN TAFr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
@a bas reutlae Nublifum.

Inter alien G%rEnpunsen Der neusren 8eit nin,nt Snuforss Or,
plseraier fpiipeel ale Elm milSss Gbfabnlnssmittel, as au6 Is5sr-
euF Die ee6er, wslte burd, ben @sbrandb bider Mebi,in aatr un HV
nsn, ben. Norpsr - lhdsHhsr Sdite, in ben @asen sniIebiat ub
tsh. Sppbbrennsa. Mansel an appettt &c. lit es nadb bn asiani;Ng,
t hHs Ser h sa Wsii ~; lpsl$ss hSllslSs nit grfSls ssbraaSt BADEN,
9reie per 5laIhe 81 90.
gu SertauIen bel m @bte II. @rap, @potbsfer.
LAT Wain Ctr.
0arben, @laS, ScIe II. bsl. %Yprratbi9. '''"'"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
@afbimatpn (;ortem,

p g w "pM gen lnhrSttdbnrien .iternpmntrne unb ir ciuoeridtstr
So S.t wv y p ntrp Dem beutitcn @ubIifunl beiens smpfubIsn.
Sot sn'S Sn ~ rSpsh e9s!ral1te unb auS9eluttlisn Spsiien SaicIbit ~
ses W. nn d. Str ulNpne Sannes" tpirb lb auBcrStnl briirsbcn Sic
S Ssrs' S. gali se!r IN etnsr iolden g1etlc gu brStensn, bas SeSsrino nm
germ pen ~s5alptn9tcn gartcn tcluden 'tpirb. 'p N''''""""
tJ 9ebruber Gkrenbero
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
Meip=MSarfet SntcI.

Sae oe llno Marleaulra6e, 8i6munt, ga.
Ssul@e @Slteaus ipirS Dem burtreiirntea Wubffnm brffsa ts" smt
s ssitsniiS; eui fsesG aiIs S l,S sis D f5sa!tsn f5saROIias Simmer, etnsn
Sislenn Saule %serbunbene Galiiamsr 't anp d 5rE@nl gNirtN Sas nut
S SSSSI6' 1Ha sas Sscaslsitn,sr Y: {. w: iinb tequtn cinasriftef. rmb
Sst'pH @ue @fsn @erdnts frilh unb in better 0uaIitSt nj bab EN-
s. MarrbauIen II. Enmr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
3Sm. GiDte,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURERS

StUaollr. 5l0llfe Der ,. u. 6. StraBe.
Das beutl4s 9nbl.tum, namsntlia gBsterserfdufer, made i'd
rem. Sanep0 Drops g. &c. eisner Gabrif aufmerfianl, uaS erfaBe iS
%bteielbsn, ibrs betrs1snoen Ginfdufe bein, lntsr;eitneten Az MAIDEN,
Stant sslsst bin, 70 5iliS ais @sp gorfer SaerGfanten ssrtauE.
VI f0nnen. ~ "'""'"
so 9orss @OFnsn, in eanssn, taGb.n unb sisrtsl aitsu.
25 8preS 9orpntben,
9ateln, Gitrsnsr unO Iontiss Slbfra6ts fSnnen tets in, sr,i.
bsGti9e unb %fransofi&e @Haumsr, ole aytsn Na6t, GifrSSmsstt
unS lonlttSs Gonfsets. llBss SsL einsenahs @urfea &c. &c,
Ssrner made i'd eas gub!hum auf msin srosss Qda,r put
Seutlhen Spielwaaren,
Ssrpsoo's, S%irstradsrS, &atstsn, Sonian ganblss &c. aufatsrfiam.
lin siaen 8tu@ istnss 2as.rS bhtst gBm. Cha
@sSrudt auf Der Oampfprs6s Der -@n,thM
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
@rates anO Nembers l@aminaitter1

sarstm.s.. ...n Uo"pF69 NHMIH9tftet
ytsten! Der nntsrSrifnse fatEt ba8 srSste Eager srn ejrStss
sst Seneere, aus lstnsr et9n.n 6abrh, ipslbee lie Dem bisdasn gu.
Gsilsn Wtultsra ns 6aeOns, as pisredias ~,useipiste sotSifbts ptr"
laHpehefil9s raAes &c. &c, clients fekr lb6ne run6e SsnSers. ierpi.
auETaSs ams Staot unb Qano spsrbsn pinftlit lmS iorassaiIto
ssasgetuprt. NbisserSertaufr tonnsn nod ben niebriahen nSrSliHrss
bearer 9eablwhg. '"' SS'9
DIR llntsrsNsha:te bittet s~pruprstsn in Der ,9ea. uS pros.
o'p"p'p . WRnAhrr Sptltsn s. H. 3. Str, 8idmonb, 0a.
S0mMcI o. 8 ennn ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
Vermischte Anzeigen.
Seuer= unS Standardization,

Virginia Fire * Marine Insurance Compan,
bic Gin Bona She Capital ern $1,000 600 beGtt
"ne i'm Sabre 1882 curh pie GjeIebeebuna
spn Brighten ~cingelebt mnrec.
SuitdtrurScn mcrecn burd odc alto Gpmroonis rr,ssa. 49,.
ben %elnit9ltsh Stetn9tn9en 9taen tStuers unb SsslIrrSSsts"n" 'st
GiSsnttunl nler Mrt. nlS: S6uer, Ifsutel, Glitter uns s sen
aQrr gri, lpmctl in Der Statf, ais aWb i'm VorSr nj ~ =" Sna'tfa
tstrcfcnScn NuSSabun9rn prompt ac.eifrt. ~'V'H Pt
@s5- 8ur bic Vrite unb bic Aufnasme Der N seri6s,rS., m.
9snhanbe rpirb niEts tSreGnri. '''' H@s'
Sof!ee $40. 131 Mainitr.. Nidnrne. ga. cine 5tir f, ,,..s,
Stspath Sfietr. Stru. Vi ~ ifriSnS' - - IttIes's
gS. 9. Gpmarbir, Sstrc.ar. "'TEo'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
NasersSicrsSalpu.

Or tlnkrSeiGnste nad,i itiucn Nreuussn rnb BEN, orSomm,,n
Snblifum bic @nNiee. bab or In Der IS. SiroEc. yoiIdsn Spoin.
s ae SIantl,ftstst, benz StGIarIcs Sctsl %sesenhtsr, eintn 9aasr-
S'eI,soalsn erpnnst hatnpp or Sseem nit einem sutcn @las 9ter
gu ltoer 5st autiulparten 9eentt, sueleid oudb d6teu Sbwct,sr.
no etmearstr'Sdis ait bsr5anb nebit Gisarrsn unS 3o6ad III. IN.
SO III. Shbrbpru.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
Wirthschafts -Anzelgen.
@euer sasertter.@ alOn an MatnRraRe.

Metnsn 8reineen uno benz 9eebrten 9utlitlm bic
sn5eige, Dap ta on Der Gde Der 10. unS Watnfraee
etnsn Saserbtsr<S Salon erbHnet BABE, Der aufs Gle
9antelte etn9srt6tet 1T, unb Der iib, pa i'd nur bas
bette gter gu Ialten sepente. sepiB zines satGreiden
Ssfles gu %erfreuen baben miro. Die brIten gBeine
mn SranpYs ltnS ieber Belt p~Urrdtbis.
- 0eprg 9aul.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
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. mon Stetuletn
- SO. 1855 Sruac<, swilheu Der 6. mn @tros.
Gsc @Gsn 6reunSen rnb Scfanntcn, fsmtc einuc ocetrtsn as.
sp d u aSsf fSSniIe 's sinS, Gsdrn,t SaGssS9s bag bisle euffs eei@madr
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SPS SaSs sTtmsuee9sr', 8rdutrr< unb Soa6nbtI6en 86Is,
g.. PpuGhoNhtn Serin9en. Sarbclen unb Sarbiren ~
SmpVrtlrtsn SGinfen II SerpsIat-gBurt
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Gtsarren better SluaIitat,
u. I. 10. u. (. 10.
seribert fem. '"S os'WH''S I'M yrraus
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27

D1FHH PHdetz ltll0 @eIb ~BcfGrbrrunas GpmmtlI,n
Ngenten:
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Sheallo~,, epmmtlftpnSr Spebttiuns. INNS
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or u sss.t Sssrlnsli6 0eutl@lnnb uno bic S6ipsiO franfirt ss
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belt srpsstrt, 9e9cn @arantie unD Stbetn. ~ S"ps'"
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unb Reirpdht. sah"ss@otasts
gasc5hr aiebmonS unc llmsseenb kaben mir Srn. 81 .s,f,.,
uncre @9entEr ubertraaen. a. az . pallel
ar Nreunbe mo 2anbsleute 'sIr.SSt me'>
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Nemc 0eutlhr Mr,tkufo

49, 81 81" Er''plptlNue cCr ltu tto VrcGbiir06e zinc r,,.
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fen pcrfauftn. W." "'S' V'et'
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on Stasn osutlNeh, rr9ltlden, i%ran;rlf&cn unS amsrifaniIhcn
per- paul 8tfGcr, beutihcr ~s(pptbefcr, tpetdcr Stb brp5bs,
S %Me mHisft eM 1u pen lEtS nit Der 9rpBten sufn~crtIomtsit ,u bcbons
S SnnSl m't mU,hlffs.r,gs3ssln iss oaSa %beirascn, UNI Sen gBiinfbsH unisrsr
I'M inblretdcn Suiprudb bitten "thG7
Barring IT,. 9earcs, C
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N"iF'' 'P''PsI'f. III
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18
Mr.. crows Land niii.
"About the best bill thai has been

''About the best bill than has been sub
mitted to either House Of the present
Congress with any chance of being pass
ed, is that of Mr.. Grow, of Pa, by which
it is proposed to forbid the proclamation
by the President of Public Lands for sale
until fifteen years shall have expired from
the date of their survey. The object Of
this bill, as we Judge from its title,
is 10 allow the pioneer actual settlers ff-
teen years ~pre-emption of their respective
quarter-sections before they can be TOM
PEELED to pay for them or surrender them
to any Speculation who may see fit to buy
over their heads. We do not consider
this so good as an absolute free land bill,
but it is probably easier TO pass and we
entreat all earnest advocates of land foI
the landless TO unite in support of This, u
a more radical measure cannot, be carried
at this session.-N Y. Tribune.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

OUTRAGEOUS RAscALIrY-DARIso
ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP A FREE CoLoRED
WoMks.-A most Infamous attemrt TO
kidnap and reduce TO slavery, an intelh-
gent free colored woman, has just come
to light here. AS we learn, the circum-
stances are briefly these: 10 y .laf -
A man named Thomas Radcliffe, an
Englishman, of Toronto. c.. W., arrived
in this city on Friday of last week, in
company with a colored woman also from
Toronto, who had accompanied him with
the intention of going in'o the restaurant
business in this city. They stopped at
the Massasoit House, the woman, Han
nah Blackson, passing as his servant.
Soon after their arrival the fellow Rad
clife made known to a nan named Burke
of this city, that he was on his way 10
St. Louis with the woman Blackson, an
experienced cook. who would bring a
handsome sum that all their baggage
had been sent through TO St. Louis; .hs.
if Burke would go with him, he. Rad
clife, would return to Toronto for a vel
low girl whom he would persuade TO Join
Hannah he are, and the two would sell for
high prices.
Burke divulged the fact to some eolored
people. among whom the report spread
like wild-ire. and OH Monday evening
they came TO the Massasoit House and
cNused Hannah to accompany them.
Radcliffe took the alarm and made of,
no clue to his presen, whereabouts exist
ing. -7.rG 100
He had induced the woman to trus,
him with her watch, baggage checks, and
$500 in money, and she is lief, pennies
here. Ii is hoped that the scoundrel will
yet be arrested The woman will return
to her friends in Canada Chicago Joy.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18
Five Steamboats, Burned at New
Orleans.

A very destructive confagration occur-
ed among the steamers opposite New Or.
leans on the morning of Feb. 81. The
Virginia, Montauk. w. V. Sheman. S. S.
Prentiss, and the small steamer Montgom-
cry mot james Montgomery were des-
troyed. The loss by this fire reaches
$4,000, which is partially covered by
insurance, but the precise amount is I'M
known. The ship Andoyer from New
York was considerably damaged, and one
or two other vessels were injured. The
whole of the shipping in port was at one
time in a precarious condition. -t
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

M. Gavarni, a French machinist, has
perfected his srial ship, at a cost of 300,.
600 francs, aud made a voyage to Algiers,
Africa, and back with it, a distance of
1900 miles from his starting point. The
average speed was about lG0 miles an
hour, the voyage out occupying lS hours,
and the return l6 hours. M. Gavarni is
to make the ai,emp, from Havre 10 the
city of New York, as soon as he has test
ed the character Of. his invention, by a
few short trips over the Mediterranean
and its neighboring provinces. The time
consumed from Havre to New York wo'd
be bu, thirty hours. breakfas,ing at the
former city and supping a, New York on
evening of the next day
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

and was anxious for us to par,ake Of some
Carlo SOUP" but the ladies' we're DISCUS
ted ut the idea and could not be persuaded
to taste, touch or handle. His auenuu,ed
figure, ben, down with age and %infrmity,
drew largely upon the ~sympathies Of oil
present he was rewarded with several
silver pieces by his visitors. We then
went into the inclosure Of the circle Of
wigwams, aud witnessed quite an inter.
es,ing ~war.dance. Among those who
figured conspicuously, we 10 ice White
Cow, Standing Hawk and Yellow Smoke.
We then saw Shun.gus-ka, or White
Horse, their head Chief, a man about 80
years old, with an eye full Of electric FIRE,
hair black as a raven, possessing on ami.
able expression Of %countenance, and car
rying a noble bearing IN his manner
He spoke English huen,ly and was a gen.
eral favorite with the ladies'. who were
ignoran, Of his being a Polygamist, ant
we're mo-, aware that four squaws recog.
nized him as their lord and master. TIL,
sun was fast receding in the western no
rizon Us we reached Saling's Grove, ant
pariook Of a delicious repast furnished b,
our lady friends. Music and dancing
jokes aud witlicislns and frolicing was th,
order of day. Night closed in upon a
pleasant q time as l ever enjoyed.
UNCLE FULLER.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

John X. Kane. Judge of the District
Court OF the United States for the East
ern District Of Pennsylvania, died at his
residence near Philadelphia, on Sunday
evening, Feb. 2Slh, of Inflammation of
the lungs. Judge Kane was of Irish de-
scent, his grandfather, John Kane, having
emigratsd from that country. He was
bred to the law, and was for many years
a member Of the Philadelphia Bar. He
was known as a Island lawyer" a branch
of the profession which may be very lu-
~cra,ise, but requires little forensic talent,
He never was called eloquent or profound
but he made money. In 1916 he was ap'
pointed by Presiden, Polk to the position
he held a, his death. Judge Kane had
greatness Tin a small way thrust upor
him. Wha, little note he had is due Il
two cases-oue, that he was the father o.
DR.. Elisha Kent Kane; and the other
that he was the Judge of Passmore Viii
hanson. The latter had commenced
suit against him for false imprismen,
which, of course, is terminated by hi
death.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

Is Kansas TO HAVE Another NEw
GovERNoR There are rumors afloai
both in and out of Kansas, tina, the Presi.
dent contemplates the removal of Denver,
present Governor of Kansas, for the rea-
son that he refused to 'go the whole hog
in favor of the pro-slavery election frauds.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch learns from a
perfectly reliable source" hat Franci:
Mckee, of Cookstown, Fsye,te county
Pennsylvania, had received The offer Of
the Governorship of Kansas. Mr.. Nc,
Kee is an ardent friend and devoted ad'
mirer of Mr.. Buchanan.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

CHrcAco MuSrcIPAL ELEcrIoS.-At
n recent Municipal Election, held in Chi.
cago, Haines, Republican candidate for
Mayor, was elected by ll6l majority.
The Council stands Republicans IL, Dem.
ocrats 2. The total vote cast, was l6, 1923
against l0,645 for Mayor last spring,
an. ii, 343 for President in 1856.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

THE Pass IN FRAscE.-The press
in France has a delightful time of it.
The journals are suspended when they
say anything unpala,sble 10 the emperor,
and they are in,erdicted when they keep
silen, upon subjects which he wishes them
to discuss in the way pleasing to himself.
One newspaper has just been interdicted,
because it did not denounce the assassins
who attempted the emperor's life. This
is n step in ~despo,ism a little further
than any other ruler has dared to attempt
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

THE WINTER IN EURorE.--The follow.
ing is an extract from a private letter re-
ceived from Guernsey, English Chan.
mel, J dated February 4th:--The winter
with us has been so mild that many Of
the oldest inhabitants do not remember
such o one for the las, fifty years. saw
raspberries and hawthorn blossoms last
month, and the vale had gooseberries as
large as green peas, not more than a
month since. r,
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

The L~eavenworth Times says the
judges and clerks Of the election at Shaw.
nee, had been arrested. and testified un.
der cath before tbs Investigating Com.
mittee, that the poll book of Shawnee was
taken to Westport, and 800 IN added
thereto IN that place.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

The farmers of this County have com-
menced in good earnest TO fence their
lands. Piles Of posts and rails are to be-
seen scattered over the praIries, in every
direction. More than double the quaint.
" of land will be cultivated in this Coun-
~, this season, than in any previous year.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-18

II is stated that Mr.. Saunders. the sculptor,
has Just completed a fine bust Of Gen. CASH
mir Pulaski in Italian marble. 1t has been
executed after the bsst and most authentic
portraits and engravings, and represents hfrn
In his Polish costume his fine head and
countenance expressive of the kindness and
courage which were so predominatly his char.
acteristics. This bust is Of colossal sire, and
will probably be placed in. the rotunda Of the
Capitol at Washington. rFDyYogy1I