The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04

msry o. them captured COW At tia most opportscs
sgsnts. Col Rector who has lived on the frontier
OF Arkansas for many years Re Is perfectly con
s,.a Au uusesss.ass dealing sir, ,be@ The ss:ss,
ton Of the delegation has ceer made with good
Judgment, and se,sed test Col Rector sssis,eA
By Coz Rutherford 10 supported by the government in
carry cut al his promises good faith he tncans
in Florida will emsrsie to the West without sscessy for
Col Rector has acted wisely refusing all correction
with any faces familiar TO the ncsthties in Florida He
operation Of making money With the shrek their lips
"alss poor Indian and has made them honest promises
which be is satisfied be eau fo'au. The indians
satisfied ana we left under tho impression that could
do so In peace.
News, &C., from Correspondence.
DRAGONS VERSUS ORDNANCE.
military officer reprobses the transformation OF the
ordnance into regimen! of drayoons suggested by
correspondent OF the No.icnol Yneac-r The arrange
ncn he thinks, would result in Deher Ss fowl for
the ordnance Little 6t for dragooa;ag the West
Point Leutenants arc FOR foundry duty.
OBSTRUCTION or THE CITY SIDEWALKS.
citizen complains OF tho Inconvenience caused to Pc
dcsGans By the practice which Is amongst
N" mercantile Arms OF this city Of extending their
hocses 70 the curb Of the sidewalks and conducting their
packing department thereon, their bales clerks and
weighing machines driving the pedestrian into the put
ter a; the risk OF being drabbled with mud
cranes for the packing OF their goods is the custom
oil the European cities.
AN OLD DODGE REVIVED
An anonymous communication calls our attention TO an
article in the Boston Courier, announcing that benevo-
LENT old gentleman bad engaged give poor but worthy
young education the latter had collected
defaced postage stamps sufficient quantity the
walls Of room ana requesting kind hearted ladies 70
same trek he says was tried tow years ago in Eng
land, for the benefit OF loving couple, whose union
nS.rSnsS ey 5 old lathe, for tn the
was found that the tyrannica old father other
than ingenious knave who had discovered way Of
restoring deiactd stamps h enable him sell
them.
BUSINESS IN PrTTsBCR0.
We learn from letter from pittsburg that bushes. is
fast reviving that city, all the rolling mills that had to
soccumb to the hard times being again operation and
doing well.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Detroit desrous Of calling the attention OF emf
grants W the superior advantages Michigan over Iowa.
Wisconsin or Illinois place Of settlement nearer
New York than any or these States its land intrps
cal.y moro vausbe its climate mider than either save
Illinois, and fully beslhul, and s facilities getting
It's produce 10 market both present prospective are
greater than those ef any q is competitors.
POLITICS IN ACADEMIC INSTITUTES.
spectator OF the exercises ut the Of the winter
term at the Fort Edward Institute Washington county
New York, complains OF educational establishments being
made the arena for vcien. political trades against
President borrowed from such dspAssonate sources
the New York Tibine and other istratIon pa
pers Such displays must he supposes be looked upon
prufestcr has found time to make "bleedrg Kansas,
speeches, and TO Illustrate his position with coored dia
grams VI Southern aggression.
TuK ADVANTAGES or THE WEST.
"VcynS writing fro1, 81. Louis gives an enthusiastic
description Of the advantages of the West and especially
o, Missouri IN a mercantile mechanical and commercial
point OF view. Jefferson county ho says, Is peculiarly
adapted TO the culture OF the grape and many Italians are
pursuing that orarch OF business their wines
ing high price The land aerng on Iowa. he says
Is unsurpassed for Agricultural purposes. He oepores,
hcwever the prevalence and frequeE, use OF the knife
dagger and reviewer and especially scrrowru that the
majesty OF the law i not better sustained
ANNEXATION or cURA.
gentleman who hs7 Just returned from Cuba writes
that period history OF the island has the
desire tor annexation 10 the United states been more
strongly developed than at tho present lie states
that he bas undertaken the compilation OF documents
which will chow the extent 10 which .h5 feeling proyAs
EMIGRATION 70 NEBRASKA.
Our foniene!a (Ncbrasks) correspondent informs US
that large emigration has slready set in from the Fast
ana Western States, and that the farming population
OF the Territory likely 10 receive largor
this spring than has ever before had. The weather
delightful and boat from ST. Louis we're expected at
the Fontenelle landing in two three weeks
CAN A CONSTABLE SEIZE PROPERTY ILLEGALLY!
correspondent wants 10 know whs, redress he has
when q constable seizcs his property under execution
against man living in his house. He says eminent
lawyer informs MIN ,ua: tho Levy seizure and sale are
clined to think the eminent lawyer sright
Personal Intelligence.
Amongst the passengers by the steamer Columbia
which sailed yesterday for Charleston s. c. were the
Hoo. Edward Everett, Hon Edward wcsi Surrogate and
Hon. Florence Mccarthy Judge or the Marine Court The
two latter gentlemen have gone short trip South fOr
the benefit Of their health
ARRIVALS
~, Al n, Clarendon Hocl-Mr and Mrs II coqhn NJ and
so asn op. Hsny 'ps sS ssS s Ran s
Ssy.a n Mr. Mr. 4 IL 5sGs Ds and sa Nv
row;ssr iosdon Eng Rem rsrsIns Bos,on Peck
lhsn French ROzbury, Mass.
DEPARTURES
and wa ss ss.i sSS % t
dren sod Mr. D. Forrest, friend and three chi.
VIM A11ss P Ss:s NJ e ssd
apsid asrd scr. Earnest Ssi era rf,ops
nesess sGs so @ cha. s Oswald
Sss NJ ssa Mr. ss%d XXI "q
dre6, FeInel, Jxsnoiet ALEXIS Godiot nenschfsa,
Sos5} H. g $ SsyIsf rs% p%, vi: S;yos Rr.S
%s. D JsSue eus% SsE NJ Mr. ssr .o NJ %
asrdncr GdIicp Dsresrs,s Henry sasr tassa' John
Scrah Mr. ard Mrs and two csldpes Ma Mr sud
Mrs. NJ sf s ese RI 1 ss NJ SAMSON %soG r: S
M M@nFcn ,I rSn" 10. pS Porte SH' psssrog.s and
kNemr. rhhp Snns, p pary Lupne;. Mr. Bernard, Frsd
Muravur, Mr. Pincd--fotai isi ' - "'''''''"
FOR savannah IN the steamship Augusta N BiSby Rec.
bee Miss Isabel Oakley Mr. and Mrs Bent Bailey Mr. and
MrsJ Bail Mr. and Mira Randolph Mr. and Mr.. Floyd
Henry Weed. Augustus 81 John, Shirley, Is Ramsay,
Uth"rt Potter Jr A Mcdonald Russell 4. Whecier Mrs
Srop e1 sSS aa Ssres ipa nT srS S Geo But.
Everett Judge Mccarthy Rev Kidney LADY four child.
rem and NURSE u Hind Parish. Corbct, Philips G
boyd, Mrs McElleran Moore. Wes. A y
Srews ! iorsey " Morr,s aud lady, Ewd West and
LADY, Robinson W Marshall y Fisk lady " Dursnt
lsdy, cha and nurse Miss Beman Bcman Mrs Godfrey
lslor kncker. Pascsr, Mr. Wiley, Mr. Burton, q NJ
lcsrd W imer, Sackett n Mitchell, Mrs Oak
ley y Nichols Johnson, r Hotchkiss, sfves
smith, and ~ IN The Storage.
For Richmond &c in The s,es~nsbip Janesiown-w w
Mig Bosn, 1homss Sorfeet John Deyine. VIM n
Bush. z Richards, Mrs Woods Charles Rhodes viii
liam Cooper Dudley Mrs hermann T. Squire wright
Mrs Ann Cancer, Mrs Buckley, Joseph Evsns Mrs Yes
singer Bowie fo,rscaunc for bark Roebuck and -
the Storage.
For Savannah in the steam ship Huntsvle-Mrs Wills
Miss lus Willis Mrs Thos HIcs Miss Anna Haviland chs
Basiing Jas Donnan Mrs Jas Donnan, Nsye T. Moore
lbos StIsuon Jas STRATUM, Henry Owele Miss fssbels
Gwen Mrs Gsssord and two mail children, Miss Scsnan
Norris Wlugenstsn, fhos Besrnwcit, Geo Lombard,