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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09


Col. Ripley, Msior Ramsay and Capt. Magruder.
sppointea by the secretary OF War under that part OF
the act of June last which makes an appropriation
"for tie alteration Of old arms 80 as to make toe
"bYeech loading aims, upon q model to be selected
"and approved by Board of Ordnance oihcers,
have reported in favor of Morses model, nssmuoh a'
they say it differs from the Others by including the
new ard uptried principle of primed metallic car
fridge, and recommend its adoption with certain modi
fcatous suggested by him. The other Ordnance
Board On breechosdiDg csrbineshas not yet reported
Seine months ago, when the Presidents of Nicaragua
and Costa Rics met and amicsbly arranged the ques-
ton OF boun dsy between the two countries they also
prepared an address appeal in the names OF their
respective Governments and dispatched to those OF
France AID Great Britain, inviting their protection and
assistance against the United States. Our Govern
ment has in consequence, proceeded to act In such
marner as will plainly but firmly indicate to al tJresn
powers that the United States will not consent to their
Interference in Central American affairs, nor to any
measures which may have the effect OF inlurlng our
interests in that quarter and obstructing the transit
routes to ard from the Pacific. the Government VIII
act in accordance with the Monroe doctrine.
The President will probably return to Washington
On Tuesday or Wedresdsy next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
The Canadian Ministry Troubles.
TORONTO, Saturday, Aug. I, 1853.
The Few Government. was announced this morning

az follows
pruie, .........,,................Mr Carter.
sornex ,;sn.,s Tor The Fs,t............Mr. McDors
Attorney General for the West MI OAR
7, .nrcc- a. Mr.. Arsya
PrcNinc al Secretary MI beAeA
srs.L,- - m. Iesi.s,iye Coupci ......Mr Sco..e
Cor mis,ouer Of the Pebble Works.........M NJ. Rose
Solicitor Gen esl for the eEss...............ML Kos
President Of the Council. M a. hoEs hnc
Couuissoper Of the Crown Lsnds..........Mr. Smxh-
ps.nss,sy Ger Sherwood
p.c.jv,r Nj Alibone.
With the exception OF Messrs. Gait, Beleau, and
Sherwood all the foregoing were members OF the late
Mcdonald Administration.
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FrOn washington.

WAsHINGToN, Saturday, Aug. Z, IS'S.
The receipts into the Treasury for the quarter end.
irg June 80 lS5S were upward of $4,000 900, against
s GOO COO for the corresponding quarter OF last year.
OF these sums 50 $50 900 were received from customs
in 1885, against $40 600 900 from that source IN doSI
The expenGures of the same quarter were $7 900 900
in 1851 and S23 600 600 in 1853. OF the receipts tor
the last quarter 900 proceeds Of Treasury
notes.
follows: -
SosoS'ooo
Drafts PAID.
D.Srction f-ou, las, w,et....,,.......,., 5S5S S0s
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reAu To THE PUBLIC. notice appear

cd in the Dispatch of the 2ath inst, over the sig
nature of" An Observer. which deserves some no
tice frem me, otherwise those andcquaintei with me
or the circumstances might believe the statement.
The facts are there: About three weeks age my wife
desired to attend funeral, in company with two
near relatives of the deceased. sent my own car.
yiG0e for them. and the three ladies were conveyed
in il to the house of the deceased After the services
were over three other ladies were put in the car
rage against the reDionsfrance of my driver Gas he
informs mel they convex red to the burr ing
ground; when arrived and fou nd that ny carriage
had been occupied by strange ladies. told the dri-
yer he could take them back to the house from
which he brought them, and then he must take my
wife and her friends home-the distance from the
burying ground 10 the house of the deceased being
only three four sqaares and TO residence about
one and half miles, The statement of "An Obser-
YER that was in view Of the carriage when the
ladies returned to it, that the door locked is
not true. My carrsge is my private property tchen
in this case But Notwithstanding
this would not have permitted the ladies TO walk
back If / had known the circumstances, and am AZ
tonished that SO gallanta gentleman as IAN Obser
YER" who il much interested in the matter, did
not procure some conveyance for them.
Jhave ascertained that the author of IAN 0bser
server" is Chas. H. Powell. better known as Henry
Powell carpenter. He is welcome to all the injury
he can do me by a" Notice to the Public
fe 26-lt* JOSEPH K. HIX.
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Wait Of the Petersburg Council ia
Richmond.

The Petersburg Express vindlcstes In hand
some manner the City Coauci, OF Richmond from
the charge of a lack Of hospitality and courtesy
toward. the City Council Of Petersburg. The Tx
rress satisfactorily explains the circumstanc >
which led to the erroneous idea of want OF at
teuticn on the part Of our city authorities, and
concludes by saying:
I've have devoted moro space TO this matter
than Intended. but we deemed IL due to Oh"
Couneil Of Richmond a. we'll "a 10 ourselves -
With some Of the members Of the Richmond Co nn
ell we enjoy the pleasure Of an Acquaintance. We
know them to be high-soned gentlemen, OF liberal
views. aud liberal hearts We know them. 100, II
he incapable Of treating visitors TO their city with
marked Mediterranean any occasion. bur more es.
peeiaily at the time Of great festival, when all
the STATE had responded to an invitation to assem-
BILE and do honor 10 the greatest man which the
oonntry has ever produced"
The Sou,h-Siie Democrat pays handsome tri
butte to the overfiowirg hospitality of the Rich
mond volunteers and citizens.
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southern Literary Messenger.

The Messenger for March IL promptly on our
table II contains the beautifu! Ode Of Mr.. Thomp
son aud the eloquent address of Mr Hunter, on tbs
I'D. The concluding poem of Mr.. Hope is, at his
own request. not published. but we rejoice to know
that the public, In various portions Of the State
will have an opportunity of hearing from his owr
lips this brilliant and patriotic production, under
circumstances more suspicious than the close of q
wretched day, with an audience tired, wet, cold
and hungry, and impatient to get look at the
horse and go home to dinner.
The contribution Of "Mozis Albums" to thu
March number Of the Messenger has made us
laugh till we have scarcely rib In our body thai
will bear touching. Oh "Mozis," man Of thc
"turnup saliet and cole chine" who art thoul
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The Arm0ry Guard

Among the many compliments which were show
cred by the spectators, on the 22d, on these vete
ran soldiers, we heard one from the gallant Gen
Burnett, OF New York, which this noble corps may
accept aud wear with pride as new feather In itf
cap. This distinguished officer. the hero of New
York, who served with such ecld in the Mexican
war, says that he has never seen anywhere fiuei
and better drilled company, and one composed OF
more soldierly and efficient materials than the Ar
mory Guard. lie remarked that he had observed
the men individually az well as collectively, and
he spoke Of them with an emphasis OF praise which
these gallant soldiers would have been delighted
TO hear.
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AMERICAN HoTrL. Feb. 2ad. Isl;

hhEEiNAa i1uIfL, fep. L1, 1893.
GfNTLEMEN: have thu honor to acknowledge The
receipt ot your communication of this date and In
reply, to ini"im you that il will afford me great
pleasure to pronounce my po,m betors y u on FRI
Gay evening next (a6tb). nhe laIsress of the hour
Prev MS LIT ffoni making any arrang, ments rs to
the place. This how.yr, will be ind Gated to on
On uisdsy In conclusion, 9cntlenen. l beg on
10 b eve that feel very sensible If the comp iment
yen are ple-set to ya5 me- which, however artri-
butte rather the grauds OF my theme than to
merit OF the performance.
Very respectfully, your eb't sv't,
JAMES BARRON HOPE
To JamesG West, j Huddeson, Ben hush Floyd.
and the other gentlemen whose names are append.
cd to tie Iu7itation.
The following letter is in reply to similar
Invitation from a number of citizens:
GESTLEMEs-ln replying to your communication
If the 23d inst shall not trnst yself 10 an ex
preston Of the feelings which il has excited bui
content myself with sa, ing. that Friday evening
tthe BEb, } at O'clock, will repeat my de in the
metropolitan Hall.
With great respect,
Your bit sery't
JAMES BARRON HOPE
3 AMERICAN HOTEL Feb 24th
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-The steamer Tennessee
has arrived with dates from Vera Cruz to the Zls'
inst.
Little change had taken place in the state OF az
s.;ra The Government was violently opposed
Cen Meigber was committing terrible outrages.l
Cen. B,ancha had applied to the constitutional
Government of Guauaxato for aid against the III
suggests. oe yaro crnv
oaisca and Puebla had sent 5000 men and ~
pieces of artillery against Zuloago:
The troubles at Campeacby had been settled,
and the whole State of Yucatan had united against
a. dnt;es on goods imported via Vera Crcz
and Tampico, payable at the city of Mexico.
"El Progresso" (the American paper printed a,
the capitoil comments severely on the acton OF
the U. s Minister. FORSYTH, in initiating the rep
rasentatives of European powers, and recognizing
the new authorities.
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New Publication.

The new American Cyelot@dia-a popular die
tionary of general knowledge. Edited by George
Ripley and Charles A. Dana Volume /. New
York; D. Appleton Co., 1858.
The National Inteligencer and other competen.
critics speak highly of this work. 1t is sad to en-
brace n large amount of new matter, and to be
marked by general impartiality 10 it's articles on
religion, biography and politics. The work, it is
stated, will be completed in fifteen volumes, OF
about seven hundred and fifty pages each.
For sale by ]. w. Randoph.
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n.y. To THE FIRgMEs OF R1cnmoxb.-

10 THE FIhbMEH VF IsIUHstUNU'-
Az The time is rapidly approaching when we shall
be called upon to elect principal Engineer, 1t be-
hooves us 10 be thinking OF some suitable person to
fill tnat Office.
IN il highly important to the interests of the city
that this Office should be conferred upon possess
ing superior qualifications for the sane. l there.
VINCENT BARGAMIN, Esq the present efficient
commander of company. No. 4. Mr. D.. In my judg-
ment, is emineptly ifedfor the proper discharge
of all the duties pertaining the Office aud If elect
ed the many reforms admitted on all hand to be 30
much needed In the Department, will doubtless be
carried into effect. A FlkEMAN.
IA. NJ
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fHLEoRAPHIC NHwe.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATuH
CONGRESSIONAL.

wAsHINoroN, Feb. 25.-Snafe.-Mr. Crittenden
presented the credentials OF General Shields, a.
senator from Minnesota. A debate arose whether
he was admissible before Minnesota became .
State.
The consideration of the Army Bill was re-
ssmed.
After amending the Army Bill 30 as to author
ize the President to accept the services OF 5000
volunteers, the bill, rs amended, was defeated
Ayes Is, nays 30.
The Senate then adjourned.
Hoase-Mr. Quitman, from the Committee on
Military affairs, reported bill providing for the
Organization of a regiment Of mounted volunteers
to defend tho Texas frontiers from Indians, and
authorizing the President, in case Of an emergen-
cy to ca | out four additional regiments.
Mr. Faulkner made minority report on the
same subject Both reports were referred back t.
the committee ~ and made the order OF the day
for Wednesday next.
The resolutions for the expulsion OF o. b. Matte
SON. of New York. were taken mp.
MIR Howard took the ground that as MIR. Matte
son had been expelled once for the same offence.
the House had no power to arraign him second
time He was purged Of contempt when reelected.
Mr. stanton took the same view, and moved t.
lay the subject on the table.
The case of Mr.. Matteson was refer red to select
committee, and the House adjourned.
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Mr. EDITOR: 1t was with extreme establishment,
great concern, and deep regret that tho Ladies' OF
say the immense audience heard Mr.. Munford at
the close of his address to Mr. Everett on Tuesday
request that he (Mr. Everett) would bequeath the
cane Of Gen. Washington which the ladies had pre-
scnted him, to Mount Vernon, or to some Yir-
ginian,
Sir, Mr.. Muuford we exouerate from blame as
he was doubtless mised by some erring person.
but 1t was mistake 80 repugnant to the feelings
aud sentiments of the clsle Association that they
take the earliest opportunity of correcting it. by
requesting you to publish this statement.
The precious relic was given by them to Mr..
Everett as token of their highest admiration aud
warmest gratitude and regard, to be his only, and
| at his disposal n0ac and erer.
LADIES OF THE MT. VERNON ASSOCIATION
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

urv.xS~n,Ncx-Am meeting of citizens OF Cabell
county Va. vas held on the 18th inst, TO reuaon.
.,rate against the late action of the Senate In
striking out that section OF the Covington and Ohio
tailrosd bill which requires the road to be con-
.tructed from lie termui towards Its centre. A
general meeting of the citizens of all the counties
interested in the completion OF the western end Of
the road was to be held at Barboursvile, in Cabell
county, on the 22d Inst.
Muspsa--An old free colored man named Sam
Brock. we'll known In Winchester, aud who has
been In the employ Of Mr.. b. Gilbert was killed on
saturday night last, at the house Of Wesley Hail.
free negro, residing on the Charestown road, In
he vicinity Of the opequon, by stab In the breast
with knife In the hands Of Young free negro
man named Jim Catlett.
SALARIES REpucEp.-The city council of Alexau.
iria has passed bin making the following re-
AUCTIONS In the salaries of the officers named
Mayor 5000, Superinte Of Police $500, Su.
perin;endent Of Gas 500, Attorney of the Corpora
lion $50 Surveyor $500. and Collector Of the South
arn District Il per cent on the amount collected
| aud paid over. The salary OF the Auditor was In
creased 800.
TlMpERIya WIN SLsvEs.-A man Mailing from
Hartford Conn, has been arrested at Montross
Westmoreland county, for tampering with ne
sroes
Jenkins, who resides about eight miles from Win
chester. on the FrontRoyal plank road. was burn
ed to death a few days ago, during the temporary
absence of its mother. 1t was a promising little
| boy, aged about years.
PANTHER KILLED IN RAPPAHASyoCK-A cores
pendent Of the Alexandria Gazette says that last
week n gentleman, living near Gaines Cross
Roads in Rappahannock county. discovered pan.
Their stealing one Of his hogs. and shot him. The
| animal measured feet from tip to tip.
| DIsApPxARED-The small pox has almost disap.
| peared from Rappahannock county. About $500
has been contributed to the relief of the sufferers
| by it's visitation.
RErIaIors.-A series of revival meetings at the
Methodist church, In Marion, Monroe county, have
| resulted In 20 conversions.
RETURN OF THE MHrTARY.-The Mount Vernon
| Guards and Alexandria Rihemen. returned from
| Richmond, yesterday afternoon. The members OF
both companies express themselves highly de.
| lighted with their trip. They were handsomely
| entertained while in Richmond. and return their
| thanks TO the various military companies In that
| city for their kind attentions --Alerandria Ga
| sette, Wednesday,.
| SALE OF A FARM.--Good farms can be obtained at
a CHEAP rate all around Suffolk. Va. On the 11th
inst. Wm.A Jones sold his beautiful plantation,
| at auction, to Capt. d. Smith, for $1,000
| srRIKR-Ths helpers in the Belmont Iron
Works at Wheeling, Va, refused to work on Sat
| urday. in consequence of their wages being re.
| duced to 81 so per week. They have heretofore
| been receiving 50.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BUUKS-
~ At RAND0LPH's

Tour Round my Garden, translated from the
French; edited by j. G. Wood-Sl.
0utIam end Havelock's Persian Campaign. by
Capt. G. n Hunt. with summary of Persian His
tory-Sl.4.
Frank wi'dmsn's Adven ures on Land and Water;
tran, late d 10y l.. Wraxall- 81.
Four and Twenty Fairy Tales. from Perrault and
ethers; translated by Planche-SI so.
Chevr.urs Laws of Contrast of Color, and their
application to the Arts-75
Fairy Tales illustrated with Crow Quill-75.
Soyer's Go kerry for the people,.
age and Singing Birds; how to catch keep, breed
and rear tn N, by III q. Aiams-3i.
Aunt MAYORS present for a good little boy and a
good little GIRL aud Toy Boos-each 81.
Wash's Manuai OF Domestic Medicine and Surgery,
with numerous colnred Epgravings So
Thoughts for the Holy Week for Young Persons;
by Miss Sewell-3I.
Putnams Library of Choice Stories The Baked
Head Christmas Stories, Modern Story Teller, Sea
Stories, Stories for the home c rele. at 75c.
Knickerbocker, Messenger, aud Harper for March.
e.
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,ACAnp-Tbe Washington Liob

Infantry Guard, of Petersburg, through their Cap
tain. return their sincere thanks 80 John H. Clai-
horne ESQ. Of Richmond for the Kind invitation 10
parake oil bountiful collation. prepared for them
his residence on the 22i inst While thus eyincing
their gratitude for kindness which they were proud
a. wei. Ms pleased TO receive they also take this
thod OF assuring their benefsctor that his IN
ever be held in high estimation bv every m. mber OF
their body. VIM HI. JAWS,
fe M-It Captain.
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ASrI-LrcoMpToS CONVENTIONAL mass conyen-
ton OF the democrats of Indiana opposed to the
LecOmpton constitution assembled at IpdiananoIis
on Tuesday, aud was largely attended. Col. W. NJ,
McCarty presided, and made brief address Ue
was followed by Judge johnson, of Kansas; II. r,
Payne, of Ohio; Judge Wick, General Drake and
others. letter was read from Gov. Wise In re-
Spouse to an invitation to he present He stat.
that official duties prevents his presence. Reso,
ln;ions were adopted endorsing Judge Douglas.
denouncinc the Lecompton constitution, and dc.
ciarihg after January, 1858, neither Kansas nor
any other territory ought to be admitted unless
tho qualified voters have been permitted to exer
else the right of ratifyng or rejecting the oonsti
tuition through the ballotbox. 1t was aIse resoi.
we'd to recommend general convention OF The
North and West, to assemble at Chicago, or some
other suitable place
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~ ArnvsnsAnY CrLrBn ,Tros.--T

AbNtYhksAkY CELBBRATfoN.-The
Anniversary Cciebration Of the Mn Sigma Rho So
ciety OF Richmond College, will take plare on 10
day lFRIpAY, 26th inst at ~ o'clock, at the frs
Baptist Church.
Orator. ID. William awin. Eta., OF Alexandria.
The Arfnorg Eapd will be I'm attendance
The public are invited to attend fsB-its
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Mr.. Eyrrett,s Grafton.

We need not invoke our people to embrace the
opportunity of hearing Mr.. EvsRErTs magnificent
eulogy Of Washington which he will repeat to-day
at the African Church. This splendid intellectual
banquet is no where more thoroughly appreciated
than iD the capital of Wasbington's native State
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Norty,eru Mark cts.

New YORK, Feb. 25.-Flour heavy; State cts low
or. Ohio cts higher; Southern unchanged. Corn
dull: white 67td}69 yellow 66(G6S.
Stocks lower: Va. 6's 921a.
BALTIMORE Feb. Is Flour firm at 81 80. Wheat
steady; red 81 .03al .0j; White SllJ@L20.
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s. - ------'--
MARRIED..

| At2 o'clock p. NJ. Thursday. the 25sh February.
al the First Baptist Church, BY tho Rev. J. L. Bur-
| rows, Mr. RICRARD d. dRANTLAND and Miss
| OLTEZFRA sEAT0N. both Of this city. SO
At 8 o'clock. on the ed day Of February, at the
wards. Cant Amer w. TRABtjE to Mrs. NARY
4. w0RMLEY, both OF the comfy of Henrico. Vt
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

HALIFAX, Feb 25--There is nothing yet heard
of the steamer America, now ID days out from
Liverpool.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-The steamship City OF
Washington, from Liverpool. on the 10th instant
has arrived She brings nothing important her
dates being the same with the Angio-Saxon
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Bay NoTICE.-A meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Richmond Library Company will be
held ut their room in the AtheniDum, on the ath
MARCH next, at half past P. NJ, to take into con-
the proprety of moving their library to
the of the Young Mems Christian Association
f. 25-3t q kALST0N, Librarian.
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- At fha earnast soIinitaiio. of

HBx6p
Ladies' Of the Mount Vernon ASS ciation the hon
Ep EygRgTr has kindly consented 10 repent bis ORR.
tion of "washiD0tonv on'FRIDAY evening, at ~,
O'clock. at the African church.
All persons who purchased tickets for his Grafton
at the Theatre ON Tucsday, and unable TO pro
cure seats, will be admitted, presenting their
tickets free Of charge.
nH~Price Of admission-Sf. fe 25-N
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aS- Fnrn Exu1p1rInM az O1I n

IyGs-E Cook & Co. respectfully invite the after
ton of the public the EXHIBITION of Oil Paintings
during to-day. and until 10 o'clock in the evening
at the store formerly occupied by DR.. Semple, on
Main. between 9Th and 10Th streets.
Sale 10 take place SATURDAY, 9TH Inst at 10
o'clock. Catalogues are now ready. fe 26-it
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THE CuILoM AND CLAY DrFFIcULTY-The difficulty
between Hon. j. d. Clay, of Ky, and Hon. VIM.
Cullom, of Tenn, has been adjusted and the Union
Of yesterday publishes the correspondence The
following are copies of the challenge and reply:
FEBRUARY 20, 1858.
SIR: You have wsntonly forced upon me a per-
soual difficulty. YUu have, without aggression on
my part, struck me a blow. | demand the salts.
faction one gentleman owes to another under such
circumstances; and my friend the Hon. r. W.
johnson. is authorized by me to confer with any
one you may select.
Your obodient servant, JAS D. CLAY.
Gen. VIM. Cullom, &c, &c.
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RICHMOND, Va, Feb. %. 1853
To J.Ymss Barron !

TO James Barron Hope, Esq:
bEAK sIk-Tha unuersis ued members of the Gene
raj Assembly, TO whom The privilege denied of
hear pg tide on yesterday aud who are an ions
TO b. ar 1t delv red By the gifted author beg leave
10 request that will recIte 1t at such time and
place la this city "a may suit our coLyrnienre
tsigned by7 members Of the Senate and House
of UeIeca tes
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FIrpTuER FROM UTAH.

ST. LOUIS. Feb 25.--Later advices from Camp
Scott have been received. The health OF the troops
was good and the weather very mild.
The L. Z District Court had indicted Brigham
Young. Elder Kimball and others, for high treason
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no. TYLER & Co-Visi'ors to the Inauguration
should not leave without obtaining the beautiful
Ambrotypes taken by TYLER Co The quality of
tne work produced by these artists is without ri.
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AcrNcy IN NORFOLK.

VIM. Il. FOSTER. ESQ, Is the Agent for the paiI'
puparcn 10 Norfolk. the circulation on 'ne pApe'
there having Increased 20 an extent oehsna"s pe'
sonA attention to its Distribution. inc 0o"'''o'
3.,a~ A.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is the title of a new, neat
and business like daily paper, Independent in poll
ties, which has been issued by Kerr Co., in Bal
ttnore. W. wish the publishers success