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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22
OMridl Cdnpdss.

BOARD of CITY CANVASSERS, Dec. 81,
ID ls5s-A. ting Of he Board Of Cry Csvssser' held
Dee a. is5s he following resolution vu ADOPTED VIE:
Es,sres Tia. ire Cl. Of City Canyasers Be And .
hereby sfhoized publ .h the oh report n. city can
va. II tie foowius pep~: Ne~York Daily Express. Nev
Yors Jour. y Commerce Daily Times New Ysrk Herald,
Daily Tribune sunday Times Weekly Leader Sunday Atlas
suptsv Du.,eh STATS Ztuus Irish American Truth Teller
Commercial Advert ser Courier and ErSq,.r ard Evening
Pcs. u l. sALENAINE, Sserk-
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OFFICIAL CANVASS.
~ n. City CanvUsrs Of me Cty and County OF
N,vfok in relation 70 votes for Contrcer
ro Of the Am. House; Alderman IN each OF he Alder
manic Of this city, having ODD numerical designs
.ion Two Coussb., essh Wsrd si1 COM nen in each
s.us:orsl District: one Commissioner OF Cermcn Schools
for eses Ward Inspector Of Common Schools for each
Wa .vo T.cs.. 81 Common Schools for Ward; and
such other School become vsea1; By eszSs;on
from other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22

lanes, BEEBE & Co.,
u NO. $50 BFOADWlY,
aus corner Of Resde. Centre Az Iu-sta.
fne only esbsAmsrt In he ULta States ss-eri'ey en-
gsss6 In the D.ArNfsc.ory 81
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
FOUNTAINS, VASES, SETTLES, ARBORS, LlON1,
pEERs DOGS LAMBS, FOXES, Eagles, WILD BOAk
YIGIREs for INCHES and GAS BURNERS sCKr-
YURAL and MYTHOLOGlCAL FIGURES, bAf1ishAL
FONTS, kc., kc., lie.
IRON BEDSTEADS,
sr,.sSe fer Dwellings, Ho.pi:ss Prisons and stntIsyes
HAT TRELS FIRE SET STANDS, and BRACKETS c! -
h.nds, vhoiess,e and Fe.AL
IRON sTABLE FU EN-, ppkxRnTirIoSa
r &C dit.on 70 their Ornamental Department - 20 are
pared 70 orders exier. for al eescfipions
IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS.
lOOYs ORDERS, LINTLEs, sKYLlGHTs. lion CADA
for LIBRARIES ard for
TOWN AND COUNTY RECORDS.
Yss .yiSsroe Of their ability IN this lie they Ief- -
.HE CONGRESSIONAL L.BKARY,
TIE CEILINGS Of TIE HOUSE " RLPRLsLNIAT'A
SENATE CHAMBER,
q. 70 ether worh in progress. zoe PUBLIC BULB
E9s a, me NATIONAL CAPITAL
YOT WATER AND HOT-AlR FURNACES,
RCl DWELLINGS, STORES, CHURCHES AMI LAh1LA
EDHlCES.
BEEBE'S
CELEBRATED KITCHEN RANGESs
ESTABLISHED BEYOND EXPERIMENT. arc, vithosi
question the MOST RELIABLE Cooking AfPARAfW
MAINTAINED CATALOGUES ser: ty nIL
JAMES, BEEBE & CO.,
No 356 BROADWAY, Nev.Yo<k-
Hs,rS..t1-v eerrer ef Resle Centre az ID En-
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The Beard OF CITY Csnvser Of the City 81 SewYorh hsy
inn met ~ the Chamber Of the Board Of Aldermen. City ball
o. h ali 10Th th sta I4h 5-h 18th. i7ta 18th and ?tt
dsv, Of D.c. Der 1858 20 and ems,. the iyer
IN The several Eeos Districts Of said City All County, h'
Eeciinh. DsceGbe 1885, 70 ne PROVISIONS OF a.
An 10 .rsrd me Chser OF the Cry Of New York passes
Anril rS,7 DO certify a follows, 20 wiz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22

INJRST CLIPPER to SAIL.-ROSS, FALCO-
Il NER q Cos Line for SAN FRANCISCO.
The famous clipper ship HURRlCANE Capt SUR
MAN vii receive freight week until full a. Pier NO 10 T.
r., Maiden Lsne.) Apply 70 ROSS. FALCONEK = Co,
Asep;s AZ San Francisco, Mes.rs d. l.. ROSS 4 Co.
Cnlle1,iars made in California and Oregon.
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A. N. hEKvIS A1ct.oneer.
RY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., TrSde-Saie

- Rooms No. 1SPNkrow.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Dec. u and IS, ct o'clock -
SPECIAL SALE Of 6ne Collection q ILLUSTRATED and
STANDARD BOOKS. suited 20 the HOLIDAY SEASON,
comprising choice English and American Public peIby
richly bound in and calf Aso yaiety
Of fine editions Of Standard Library boE neatly ald substan
italy bound (, morocco, calf and half calf Also, Bibes Ard
Prayer Botk vErsus szes and collection q Embelhed Js-
vens &c This sale Will include CASES Jrsr RECEIVED
LONDON.
(sta are nov ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22

J.. BOGARr, AuctioIeer.
BY 3. BoSART-sslesrooui No. North William 81
G B. WILL SELL, by order of the Assignee
Ne Oh the premises No. IS tthsy, TUESDAY, Dec.
1853 az II: O'Clock H. 50 elegant srge and double round
cornered 81 and octave rosewood Piano Foes AL the sal
perfect order and Of spendd tone ard snisf
being balance OF the stock of the ceebrsed manufacturer
firm Of Grow Christopher. JAS t. KELLEY Assignee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22

Gro. O. HAYDOCk, Aucttoneer
TRADE SALE Of FLINT GLASSWARE and
IL FRENCH and GERMAN FANCY GOODS.
ROBERT HAYDOCK
WI sell THIS DAY al 10 O'Clock, a. his SseHoom, Nc. l57
Broadway;
SOC packages FLINT GLASS WARE, from he Amer
i,an Flint 0ass Company;
500 ?. ,kags, Pi:.sbrrah GLASSWARE;
100 Isckases French FLINT GLASSWARE;
q casks ROCKINGHAM WARE hPIT1OONS;
Also, large Assortment Of French and German
FANCY ARTICLES,
TOYS PORrE-MONNAIES, &c.
Also, TOO dozen SCISSORS.
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FOR CONTROLLER.

TIA, ARREARS or such essie s1d canvass .hs. the whole
Of vote. for the Office II Controller OF the City Of
NewYork .1y three thousand Line hundred AID hf'y
four.
hundred ard siity-nine.
Owhich Georse Purser received eighteen thousand three
hundred sns eighiythr
OF which STEPHEN p Russell received eleven thousand nine
bur dred and ruety-ihrse.
OF With John Leverage received two.
that thele hundred aud sever scattering votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22

n Il G. NJ. WOOD w ID
W PATENT SAFETY STEAM PUMP
FIRE ENGINE
IL used for pumping Water fluids Srupsof al kr1t t.nef
hot or cold IN Dlleiies Sugar Rehuere IAardes Hosp
t HOTELS Soap fsctoiies supplying Steam Bo;ler AID suit
for Gil purposes where hds o. sry Nd (eyer az
REQUIRE 10 be ifted or discbsed.
And for maritime purposesart e1cesd a . very
SIMPLE In construction and caano. possibly f.n Z. operate
ons receves supply OF steam ard BE beard
Of steamships steamboats,, pTopelers kc In so.egn
ports
Also, Manufacturers and Dealers IN WROUGHT IRON
PIPE and FITTINGS for s-su. water,
At Nc. n BEEkMAN-Sr., NY.
COLEMAN's FARM MILL.-This Nil has
~ lust received the FIRST PREMIUMS a. the Stat. Fair a.
Syracuse and L. g. Fair Richmond Va, aud 10 reatins
great excitement among the farmers thTogshou. he co1n.ry
Can be seen in operson the Ofhce Of he COLEMAN
FARM MILL COMPANY, Tribune Buildings, No. Spruce.
ct, NewYork.
TI'HE CHAMPION SEWING-MACHINEO only
Il IS
THE GREATEST INVENTION or THE ACE.
A Practical FAMILY sEWISG-MACHlNE fog s.
Once No. S85 Broadway
TVOODWORTHs planners, of the Rest cen.
w xrscon, seem Enrnes hschiniss' fools Co:scs -
0h3pery essk and Blind hschtnery NDd Leather Bs1G
San B. SCHINCX, Ne. g CesrsAse:AL
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EXECUTORS SALE ADJOURNED. - The
~ sale Of Real Estate Of Gar,t Van Doren ~ D. At
Ess. Milestone for description Of Which Tribune Of Dec g.
adjourned in consequence Of stormy weather 70 WEDNtS
DAY, Dec. g, 1852
Cry references A. Van Doren esq No. 90 Nasau And
J. ADDISON VAN DOREN Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

lie sl tlS secuTity slG scc0o motstOl t.ey cCl1
require. lie Usury bill WHICH p,,sej soln oEance-
Of the Legislature, did Lot receive tie Goyen nor
signature aud therefore failed 70 become law.
The banks are limited 70 fifteen per cent interes. on
their loar. which with the interest on the stock
deposited with the Controller. and exchange, viii
mske the gross earnings Of banking cspta from -
70 80 per cent q year-an amount sufficient g. make
barking desirable business in this State.
The excitement in regard 10 the overland route
10 the Pacific has csled out large amount Of in
formation in regard L. this region OF our cOuntry
and the large unoccuped territory between
here and the Rocky Mountains The EVIDENCE
will be so overwhelming, within twelve
month. of the route from ST. Paul, as sur
veyed by Gov. Stevens, or some one in the
immediate vicinity of that, TO the Pacific being the
best our country can give. | think the General
Government will have 10 at least buud wagon
road over il. ii something is not done ABOUT Tue
building of a railroad. We are glad 10 Know tnere
is already some talk of establishing military posts
along at different points SO as to aid and pretec'
overland emigration.
That the tide of emigration Il TO De turned 20 thIs
State and beyond for tie next ter years, and that
this State is TO be settled up faster than any other
State east of the Rocky Mountsins has been s more
certain in the future vastly than was the success
tu layirg of tie Atlantic Telegraph cable month
since.
We have glorious climate, highly salubrlous' an
atmosphere free from maars. ard SOIL for FER
tlllty and ease Of tsge not surpassed IN the west
ern country.
have just been talking with German gardener
who has given NE of his experience IN MS ayo-
cation in this vicinity. For many years, with his
family. be has lived near New York. where h. pras
ticed gardening, but was obliged to leave last year
on account Of the III health OF himself and many OF
his large family of nine children. They arrived here
on the 10th of July, 1857. He Immediately went
10 work on two acres of land which had never be-
fore been disturbed by the hand Of man. Before
cold weather be had raised ard sold enough garden
stuff to support his large family all Winter lie
says, beside supporting his family this year he viii
clear more than ) 900 from his two acres. The
family have all enjoyed good heslth ever since arrly
ing here. He gets better prices for his products
than he did in New. York, and says that garden
stutfs glow much faster here than in the vicinity
of New. York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
COMMERCIAL, INTELLIGENCE.

ITyrRPoOL CO1TOS MARKET,-Tbe sales OF Cot
m The Liverpool market for the three days ending on the lth
- sIs "a bales which 500 bales speculation
"a O bales for export The market opened buoysnt bur
closed quiet though prices remained steady az the quosou per
Aisbs ,. r.. xf..o,o,,o,
are hyorsble. Prices Of Goods and farms were hIn ,
IUTpPooL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.-Ine weather
had n favorable for the crops and there had been general
s;sht reduction in prices BIeadu MessT Kichsfdson
S.rcs 20 ouo,e Flour rne loweri Philadelphia and Bsti
=; ~ n, had place Red Western Sd az sd
Rad souhetn Od as Sd White Western az A; W hlte
Southern Odd7 Sd Com htm Tor inferior and dgi 10Y
Good ds,criptors; White 81 asa Sd. Yellow " as 3D. )
White via Hew Orleans 50 ass I'M, ,.,
TIv1RpooL Provision MARKET.-The Liverpool
povp market was generally steady Beef though unchanged
In prioe, vas heavy Pork without alteration IN
at. and steady steady al last quoted rates Lard
was quiet; retail Of cnoce at oO Is!ow-SUtcIef'
WAS offered at 5OI. a.. -.
LIvIRPooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-ln the Liver
,oo market Rosin wAs steady al for common Ashes
oue So for both Pots aud Pearls Sugar closed hr al
csys rs.es Rice steady Carolina, l9 D. Spirits Tuipen
tine dull st S9. - - III, =.
ToSpoS MlEKFTThe market fer BREADsTuFFs was dun a
London English WHEAT was lower. SUGAR was hIm a.
Al advance CT COFFEE for good descriptions the nhkI
wa, firm while for qualities there general hesyi'
nes quotations barely maintsned at lO foI Con
rou RICE finn TALLow firm 1T AZ. LlSsEED OlL
vas quoted S4l5. Scotch PIG IRON 55I.
LONDON MOSEY MAKKET.-Ihere was no cnsnge 70
note in the Of the London Money market Conso o
money closed at 9l g6s and for account, 800.
ANERICAS SECURITIES.-The market for American
Stocks dull, but prices were without alteration
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

DtcKt,s BEFORE A. ACorEscE.-An American n
Icrdor writes 10 T1e BggaL0 Commercial Advert.er'
our visit to place q entertannen wa to b. MAJ
.;,'. Hal. 20 hear Mr. Charles Dickens read hn
Cbr,tmss Carol. Tbn is q recent movement Of DICK
srs. and bs: been quite successful. The hal wA
6ed with the bes. society Of London, and !he autao'
leader was well received. He 10 Little below ms
dun sze, ard his appearance st hi:. a:spp0"T yVS
aspsy xs, c,sassa came upon tie stage simple
~ yscs;yIng tne rather refined snd dainty sppsuss
Of he suaisDes with slight sckrowisagsm:.t: Ha
l;aI .,or,;on and 70 these who were familiar With
tbs hssa,t story, was in the highest degree interest
80 D.cksrs nov in the prime Of Life, an sctivs,
rssii. .buin man looking more Ike shrevd busness
m.r Of the world than the exclusive literary ma W
Iaye always considered him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
FROM EASTERN PENNSYLTAAIi.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
DANyILLE, Pa, Aug. ~, l-jS.
Last Saturday the Delegate elections we're held
in this county. In the North Ward in this borough,
there were two hundred and thirteen Republican
votes polled, which is about twenty above the
lumber poed at the regular October election for
Wilmot last year. Over fifty old Democrats voted
the Opposition ticket. There were but seventy
Democratic votes in the Ward. Tbs promises well
for the next October election in this Democratic
district. The delegates to the Nominating COnven-
ton. which meets at Wilkesbarre about the lst OF
September next. were instructed to 90 for M. &.
GRIER, esq. for Congress. Mr.. Grier IS popular
throughout the Districts brother OF Judge
Grier Mr. Leidy will probably be renomlnated By
the Democrats. He il one who went With the
Administration last Winter, and voted tor the Lee
compton Constitution. This viii be considerable IN
favor of the Opposition, as many who have always
voted the Democratic ticket have avowed their
determination to go for the Opposition candidate.
The friends of the Opposition are very confident oi
success.
There was great rejoicing here upon the receipt
Of the news of the successful operation OF the
Atlantic Telegraph. Guns were fired, bells t1inss
and the Montgomery building. n.r. vi "I'Cn .s .so
Telegraph Office occupies, was hluiilhateu III 'Ho
evening. W. ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
TELEGRAPH CABLE SOUVENIRS.

There is q rs.ter widespread desire msnifsSed
smopg our citizens to get possession Of peoe Of the
Ocesn Telegispb Cable for a keepssks Telegraph
operators much annoyed by requests TO get bits OF
it for their fferds and others to inform them where
they can be got In order to supply the want here IL
dicsed, tie Messrs. Tiffany Of this city have bought
the Gre hundred uiles Of tie cable remaining on
board the Niagara which they ntend TO have cut Up
in tmsl tectoIr fer sse, to be mounted or otne'wss,
as the purchasers may prefer. Ths bargain for the
cable vss closed on Saturday q. sbou. 800 per mile
We III derstend thst Messr,. Tiffany Il Co. also IN
terd to prepare ard presen. handsome specimen OF
the cable to every State and collegiate library in the
Crited Stssef ss well to all the libraries in Canada
and the other British Possessions.
TIE Atlantic Telegraph Company lave also decii'd
10 present specimen Of the cable as ssouvsnf, to
each ard every telegraph comranyrow n eI'tence'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
MINNESOTA.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SAINT PAUL, Aug. IA, l5o5.
Iwrote you some days since that the Demo-
cratic msjority Of our Legislature, by KIND Oh
Plum. Gut m,neuyer, had cleared the way for an
election of United States Senator before the ad'
jouInment. But ycu know that
The b,s, laid schemes for mice and mso'" Se,
and so it has happened this time. The Legislature
adjourned on the 18th inst, and Senator !" su''
eeed Gen. Shields has not been chosen.
A sufficient number of Ant-Lecompton mem0er'
in the Assembly united with the RspuohcAns IL
that branch to postpone indefinitely acnon on
joint resolution for convention to choose oena'oi
The defeat of the resolution caused rather sc,-
monious debate between the tive branches ol tne
Democratic party in that body, much 10 the auuse-
ment Of the Republicans. Many home truths s were
told and many minds relieved. The Leading Deho,
cratic paper of the State gave both paruesa goou
scoldiDg the next day, and said their uine'eu'e'
should have been settled in caucus.
There is but little doubt the Legisia,ule W oe
chosen the coming Autumn VIII Dc eaIeu e.
early in the next legislative year, and Al AI1n M ~
istration Lecompton Democrat is chosen 70 ~ lhe
Senatorial tern TO commence on the Atm OF Aarc1n q
next, shall loee my gIess. The peoPie arc .Iea
of the extraysgant Democratic rule whicn nas cou-
trolled the State since the adoption OF the
tion and will improve the earliest opporlahity ol
Kidding themselves Of the harpes WHO nave oe~n
depicting the public purse.
A yery good banking law has been passed giving
to the stockholders all the privileges and sdVsniases
they could wish, at the same time giVus " 'aePuo'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

ARKASsAs.-There is practically no opposition in
ths enlightened State to the party which Is supposed
70 combine the power with the will to favor Slavery
Extension to the utmost. In few counties there Is
show Of Ameioanism, but i. has substantial power
hr. Albert Rus. had two American opponents
tDreu and Joretl Or Congress- but has twice ss many
votes as both of them Mr. L. c. Hndmsn 10 the
other District had sirgle opponent tCrosbyl and
beat him just as decidedly. The Legislature is almost
unannously Democratic. 1t is expected to choose
Dir. Edward A. Warren late Member L. S. Ssrs.or,
supeneding Mr.. Sebastian.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Corpsponderce Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Pos1IAc, MICH, Wednesday, Aug. Is, 1853.
A large and highly respectable Convention of dele.
gates from the Iyth Congressional District of Michi-
gan met at this place to-day and organized by the sp-
pontmert of Dexter Mussey Of s.. Clair as Presidents
Lyman Buckingham of Genesee, and James Bney OF
Bay County ss Vice. Presidents, and Theodore Hunter
ss Secretary.
Upon the first ballot, the Hon. d. W. C. Leach, the
presen able and efficient member received 81 votes
to fcr p Cruger Thereupon Mr. Leach was declared
unanimously nominated. The Convention was ad'
dressed by Mr.. Leach, Gov Bingham and Mr. Wisner
OAKLAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

NEpRAsxA-An election for Members Of the Legis-
ia,ue and County ocers was held in this Territory on
the eth inst. For the frat time, party lines were
drawn in several counties. In Omaha County, the
democratic" and Independent tickets ran about
even, each receiving SEQ votes very nearly and aoou.
half OF each was elected. 10 Otoe County, the entire
Peoples ticket" was chosen by about 80 msjorty.
In Dakotah, the Democratic" ticket prevailed.
From several others have returns but they do lot
iDccAte the political bearing Of the result.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

A.. N.,opsl honor s1a tie great interests OF tao
;nneria visors embark ed for Brest on the Sta'
60. in the dip omatic corps were agsin muen
~n'u bad definitely decided on the ecn'truc-
1ne H- 1pmmercal port At Brest, and also the I'M
uo1 -.,,,ut ~ Of the port Of L'0dent.
pios'%pi. D.. corn market was dull snd dropping.
Ise ,ro,i,.iops between the Government and the
,.iw.v Companies had been concluded by the Gov
hA usr.tteeipa the interest at A. per cent on the
fiIs srrspded on the new lines provided the divi-
tis old lnes are reduced in certain proper
tiop. .,,o oa.csrrI ;pau.
=, of the Cherbourg demonstration. Inc Three
p,, Cent? closed on the 10th at 69f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
ITALY.

The wheat crop in Naples had proved in genera
oood but the oats and barley had completely aied'
Tbs'naizs crops were very large.
Tie salerno priforers had been conveyed to tnen
places Of punishment publicly in irons, and the pro-
oeedjpp caused considerable Indignation among tne
psople. Government persecution was being dlrec'sa
against the advocates OF the prisoners.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
The Havana sugar Market.
SnTIH WEsI ia.


MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI, Aug. u, 1893
Tie steamship Cahawbs, from New York and Hs'
vsns, has ust arrived.
be,s IL to L. of the Dutch standard being quoted
from 81 to 81 risls whites to rials. The stock on
hard is lac, 600 boxes.
Excbarge on London Is per cent. premium; on
Nsv.York per cent. premiums and on New orleans
Al per ceut. premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Muiiny and Murder.

BosTos, Saturday, August Il, 1898.
The whale ship Junior arrived at New Bedford last
evening, having board as close prisoners eight OF
the mutineers who murdered Capt. Archibald Melen
al the second mate OF that ship. The Junior under
new captain Gsrdner), and other officers sailed from
Sy dpey for New Bedford on the 25th of April Cap
tain Nellen was shot with whse-gun.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

The Massachusetts Republican Convention Will nse,
"oieester on the tn instead Of the 9;a Of Ssp,em.
bsr' ss heretofore announced The resson for making
this change Is that the grand Firemsns Muster ia TO
90 held s Worcester or the sth, 9th ard 10th of Sep.
temosr and 1t s desirable to avoid the Confusion Incl
dent to two such immense gatherings.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
CONGRESSIONAL EOMISA7YONS.

IsDr.sA.-Xth District, Reuben y. Diw'on- Dsa.
MlcHtoAs-Ivth District De VII, c. Leach Rsi.
Onro-Xyth D.shict, Gen. JOs Buns, Dem IKE
Di.trct. Judge Csrey, Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Later from Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, Thureday Aug. 10, 1898.
Late, .dvces announce that Gen. Twiggs had or
dsred an expenition of four companies OF cavalry ana
1fty infantry, provsioned for tnee mouths, agains.
the frontier Indians Col. Titus company had passed.
Fo,t Chadbouine on the Goth, for Sonora.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

potsosrp sY FarcrIos MATCHES. A dAusnts, %
Prescott AID Helen N. Colby, Of bnaio'e, =. a..
two years cid, dad on Sunday morneS & &..sMss,s~ ~
illness Of three or four days, eccsssesss " svs"w~&
paospa9rog, -cw mateass.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
SPAIN.

p.,o,,. we're current of ministerial charges owing
=. Cen. Rose de Olano havrg been summoned by
Giion to meet the Queen. .u
s.,,yo,ss had been declared fortified place Of the
Ca, cl,,s and new fortifcations were to be rased
theie
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
TURKEY.

Tie Erglsh and French Governments had decided
or tLe prosecution Of the assassins a. Jiddab, and
CcnnA soners were 10 be cent out by the respective
Coxsmnlents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
AFRICA.

Late sdviees from toe West Coast report that tn
Buiish steiner Trident had brought into pert as
orisoter TIE American slip Eliza Gibbs, filed wit
slays decks and stores.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Fire M 81. John. N. Il.

ST. JOHN, \. B., Saturday, Aug. q, 1913.
Lsurence's furniture factory in this place was to-
tally destroyed by fire this morning. Partially insured
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

HLisoi'-The Republicans have nominated smss
u Robinson Tor Congress from the With District, now
represented BY Aaron Shaw, Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
AUSTRALIA.

'Tbs Australian mails to June - had reached En
glard but there is nothing of importance In addition II
the tekgrsphic accounts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Navigation on the Canal.

LITTLK FAILS, Aug. q, 1893.
Navigation is not suspended; boats are moving
through the canal which is al right.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
HOLLAND.

Letters contradict in positive terms the alleged inten
ts1,'oG Cf the King TO sbd.cate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Vessel I'm Distress.

BosToN, Saturday, Aug. 2l, 1858.
Tie chip Regulator, Capt. Newcomb, from Mobile
for Csdz has arrived here leaking bsoly, having five
feet Of water IN her hold.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Dea,h Of n Bank President.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Il, ISvo.
Nj. L. Scott, President OF the Nogthern Bank OF
Kentucky, died at Lexington last night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

patton in ths grand celebration Of the hoal compilation
Of tte csb.e on the LEI Of September vii be hell to-
uonov e,srirg having bser called by the Mayor and
msry ptomintnt citizens.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

BrsooxBE OFT WEsr.-At the telegraph cslebra.
,,oD A. 81. Paul when the Queens Message was 70.
osiyed by tteambost, speech wN delivered By ono