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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
East Side OF Brady Street.

Adjoining the northern boundary line OF the ctr.
6pIeudid, large and commodiaus two story BRICK
DWELLING House. ami appurp nances viii bs
soil - puDIIa auction. Sale positive and without
reserve This property u . ell suited for sryuvLau
Hofel 10 An tIceNent cite yor a gaydsn and ! mo.t
de'ifabie situation or the terminus NJ an ouiJus
nne-Bfady street beirg the prins ipsi suet IN the
ely and closely built almost to the limit * this
tract GEO aCHRIhGI Own~e
3. Parker, Aucti neer.
WM. DooLAN, Ag-nt 10 whom application csn be
insd for further particulars. Tbs shvs property
viii be h.Id ~ Sirats saie. st aI0u price, W 70 the
time OF suction IvA0s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
NICHOLAS ktHNEN,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST,

Co en- Main and Second streets, Ddrenport, Io'c'
Every variety OF Havana and Domestic Segars To
baccos, Pipes, etc constantly on faud-
Agent for Browns celebrated Fine Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco
10 SegAr Manufacturers would recommend a well
selected stock OF at Tobacco, consisting OF Havana
Wrappers aud Flers, Java and Cuba Seed Leaf, etc
NovlAlAVtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
JANE Es r. NOR roy,
MAYSNILLE AGENCY OFFICE,
TIIKORY GROVE SCOTT m InW.

HIOhUKl utUV =, SUIT GU ,IUWA.
HAVING disposed OF his interest Ia the Store bus
L ness In the village has opened onlee fpl the
transaction OF II General Agency BgsLess for the
sale OF lauds, drawing cOnveyaacts AMI taking alp-
Cations for Insurance on Town properly, collecting
notes and accounts, etc.
Aso-attending Suits before Justice Courts In the
Couaty-
He will aso keep Register Of Lend for sale in this
and adjoining counties, giving full description, and
the Terms OF Sale of the same.
Aso-a stock Estrsy Book, in which al entry will
be made, application, OF estrays taken up other
wise, with description OF the game and where they
may be found.
Refer to any respectable lawyer in Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
eA u RNrgMiea.
W. D. hA1hhs, 5. W. EAsaKR
Attorney at Law N...,, pu,,.
PhilA islphia n>,..,,.,
w. Il. BARRIER & IN
No. =, NICKOLL.'S BLOCK.

Have opened - -
Branch Office
Az No. 23. SOUTH TsasRO 81.
PHILADEIpHiA
91NHEY HAVE FACILITIES At their R..s.,, n,
1 nee for Negotiating Loans srliius Cr,v
AMI STATE BONDS. selling wEsr.Rx LASps c,ll~ q .
ing claims AGAINST Insurance. COMPANIES and 9th
CT Western business
6entlcmen visiting Philadelphia ere invited In call
~ their once, where Western Pap. rs may BE- seen
ana the latest information from the west ola .,r~-s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
J. e.. COCHRAN, 4 co,

WHEELER WILSON'S
SEW NG Nj A e. Ii n E.
cht Is the "A. No. |" Sewing Machine for aD
ofsewins, even TO the most beautiful
II II M M Is NJ 6s
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson for family USE
N. y. Tribune.
Wheeler b wilson's Machines are the Jdcorises
Dor families y. Times.
An examination Of these machines and their worA
u respectfully solicited.
D. P. WHITE, Agent,
second ST., opposite Cook ssrssut's Bank, Dsvsn-
mart. Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
"Cempetitlsn is the Life Of Trade ;

A FEW DAY B0ARDRR3 can Low obtain boa rd
"A al the SCOTT H0USg. at the low price Of o.
per week. Yamilies and single gentleman can BE- fur
nished with pleasant and AIRY rooms q prices to
suit the times. J. ]. HUMPHREY & CO,
jy2O:dU Scott House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
BROWN Il ARMSTKO>G.

ATTORNEYS AND COT NSELORS.
ono Nichols Block. frs: noor on braly street.
lunelJ-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

Es- The Gazette in speaking of our
report of Mr.. Leftingwelrs speech at this
place:
And again, as We sat by his side, on the
occasion, We happen to know that he did
not take notes of half the speech
The editor of the Gazette in making the
statement that We did not take notes of the
half the speech did not "hsppen" to lie, but
did, so deliberately: for he is we'll aware
that we took it entire with the exceptions
of short period during which our hand be-
came disabled. The words quoted by US,
as used by Mr.. Leffingwell in regard to the
Anglo-Saxon race and white men. were ac-
tually used him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

Atwatef'S Patent First Premium
FIFTEEN DOLLAR
Family SeaCt1eg sl1lychtSee, !,
ErxCBtLED By none for practical utility, simpc-
II ity, durability or beauty For eale ct No. s.,
Brady street, Davenport, Iowa. The public ere re-
spectfully invited to call and examine for
PAUL, FAKE 4 co.
e2e-d1y Propristors for Iowa and ninDesota.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
At their Office In DayeuDort

Wiii De foound supply OF LAND wARnAsrs
gna'anteed tn be rerfett
iist ot ca nc" lands IN Iowa Mime sofa aud M4-
eouri, IMPROVED FARMS In Scott County PI>,
MINERAL amt RAIL ROAD LANDS and IanIs a I21.
cents Jei acre In Nj. souri.
LAM Warrants located tracts ACTUALLY Ixr
sPKcTRD.
RFfRsNCks;
u b. Com'gy ESQ Philad . Bank. Ph,lsf,s
Messrs Boyd q Bate
C.R Coz nan, Esq Mech's' Bank, Baitimor.
P.Gibson, Rsq,. Bank Of Baltimore
ssrs Cock n sargstt, Davenport
Allen h Clark
Hager, ESQ Farmers Bank. Lancaster, Pa
NJ Hu hes, ESQ. Bank of Missouri st I.au,~
Jv2S-dA wff .%rsAe-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
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VikCU l. A N q LIBRARY.
We receive. regularly and for sale ,p.il,es.
a", ph.lad. bulletin,
"a Ai'.uhe, Gin. Gazette,
rmes, Comm.,c,.t
Tan, Chicago Dem. Preso
q, - r. ~, Tribune,
" ~ ~ 'i'4o'icsh. St LOUIS InfeIlisencrr,
Suhscr ip'ions received on tne ~, -,
oy the month, quarter or year ''"'
VII y. II STARR, Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

Wire Safes, . Superior Article.
OF our own manufacture, for sale low, BY
SMITH h REMINGTON
80 East Second st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
OMCe Baskets.

VI different s'xes for sale BY
Smith REMINGTON,
jy21-dtf 80 East Second st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

~ Tue Gozette Of yesterday N re-
fering to the speech Of Nr Lefiingwell, says
that it has nothing to do NTH rhas The
speaker sreant" That was our opinion pre-
cisely, but We did not like to say SO. The
Gazette by its own admission, has proceed
ed deliberately to put words and phrases IN
the mouth of Mr.. LefiiIigw ell utterly regard
less OF what " he meant" and upon them to
base charges against them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
Frank Plulner.

A TTORNEY'S and Counsellors al Law, and Nota
n ries Public. Also agents for the Charter O.k
Ylre Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital $500, 900
Oity Fire In Co. New Haven, &50o,0lo
Once lie Claire Block, Davenport.
Julyl lSe7dly FRANK PLUMRR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

\ Dqeatfe oQnpeu1ee,
Ck3sssI .eke ekHs - 80; - = "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
e:En. T.. lHgfGglIEgI,.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLoR AT LAW AND
n OuNmissioner OF DEEDS tor Connecticut, Will
give prompt and careful to the coltc OF
cisins conveyance Of Real Estate, examn ng titles
and ali other kinds oflegal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03
ELIAS HALE,

ACC1IONEER Il COMMISSION MFR CHANT
(SEcoSD STREET, EAST or Perry.
Having large and commodious rooms for the sale
ofDry Goods, Grocerics, Crockery, Hardware, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing Furniture, Watches, ,Jewdry and
Fancy Goods, in fact, OF every description. Aiso-as
Agent for X. Blak, slee jun. viii make
Liberal Cash Advances
On Goods Consigned to be sold without reserve at
Auction.
Oonsignments OF Merchandise Of every description
solicited, and sales settled promptlv.
ELIAS HALE, Auct!0neer,
Dec. Stf Second street, 3 doors east OF Perry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-03

RefrigeratOrs ! RefrigeratOrS /! Z!
OF our own manufatture selling cheap to clote out
the Let, by
SMITH & REMINGTON,
80 East Second st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

The latest accounts from the expedition en-
ployed in sinking an experimental Artesian we'll in
the region Of the Ll,no Esiacsdo are not very
favorable TO the success Of the enterprise. The
well has been sunk to depth Of over thirteen hua-
dred fee: but Ii Oush several springs of water have
been reached, none has been found which would
rise to the top Of the well, or which, as We inter
pret the accounts, is Of drink.0e quality. The
steam machinery employed 10 the experiment had
got out Of order, and Capt. Pope was waiting for
orders from Washington to 90 on with horsepower
or to abandon the experiment. Tee hopes enter
tsined, not only Of supplying water for the South
ern Railroad route to California bu. Of furnishing
means of irrigation, do not seem likely to be
realized
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
STATE Politics.

Special Dispatch TO The ~ T. Tribune.
CUBA, n. Y, Aug. Q, 1853
The Democratic Caucus this evening, resulted ns
pitched battle between the HardJ and Sois The es..
ing was intsuse. The soft ticket W. elected bya
large majority on the largest vote ever pOlod tas
town.
ALBANY August %, 1853
The following delegates were selected Ss.rrdsyn
attend the Democratic State Convention: Albany
First District, John MoEwen, Soft; Second Ditrc,
Ii. Crandsu, Soft Fosrth District, Abrahsm vG
nam, Hard, contested by Pat. Gra.,sn, Soft. OsSs
dGaa--Thnd District, C.. Nichols, Hard Orsia-
Second District, Horatio Seymour Soft. Wassss.
ton-Fnst District, b. f. Nett, Soft.
UTICA n. T., Saturday, Aug. %, lSS
Horstio Seymour was to-day unanimously slsctA
Delegate to the Democratic State Convention ffoa
this District.
UTICA, n Y, Saturday, Aug. g, lsss
The Republicans of this District have chosen q.
Mayor Henry III. Fish and Daniel Walker a. DslssstM
to the State Convention.
SYRACUSE, Saturday, Aug 2S, 1853
Charles Nichols was to-day elected Delegate to tho
Democratic State Convention from the TEird DuIies
of Onondaga.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
Gold Mines i'm Kansas.

ST. Louis, Saturday, Aug. q, 1853.
dispatch from Kansas City, 26th inst, per Caissd
States Express to Bonneville, says tbs. Aorsisr'
Bordean and party arrived there the night before ffea
Pixies Peak, for the purpose OF procuring OUTFITS h
work the newly discovered mines. They brought NV'
eral ounces of gold and couirm the existence of the
mines, which are situated on Cherry Creek, ono tie
most southern branches Of the South Plstts, 10 sh'
tuoe 80 degrees.
The Military Commission, authorized by the SMs.
tsry of War; TO adjust certain differences between se
Qusrtermsster's Department and the contractor vac
furnished mules for Utah. me. yesterday at For. LeM
enworth. Adutsnt General Sherman Lieut. Cci
Roberts and Gen. Gaines, were present. Tne Bsn
made two Intellectual attempts to organize, e1d "
preliminary proceedings were exceedingly unhrne
NOUS. The precedence OF rank had not been dsnn's
ly settled last evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

We publish to- day an interesting account by a
correspondent of the origin AID progress of Sub
marine TelegraphiDg, beginning with the first in-
sulation of telegraphic wires with Gutta Percha,
and ending with the formation and early operations
Of the present Atlantic Teegrsphic Company. 1t
is quite likely that some of our correspondents
averments should be qualified by the presentation Of
facts not within his knowledge, and we take no
part in the issue raised by him as to the alleged but
disputed use Of Gutta Percha as al insulating ma
terial by Mr.. J. j. Craven, early in l54S. But, in
this day of ovstions and honors TO those who have
carried Ocean Telegaphirg to its ultimate triumph,
let us do u.tice to the pioneers by whose geniu',
enterprise, efforts and sacricess that triumph was
rendered possible
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

Some months ago, the names Of two or three
prominent Republicans were mentioned in certain
journals in connection with the GOyernor.hp of
this State, whereupon each of the gentlemen so
commended peremptorily declined the nomination.
Instantly shout was raised by adverse journals,
on the assumption that the Republican leaders ap-
pretended defeat, or were becoming alienated from
the cause of their party. Now, on the eve of the
State nominations, eI. Gov. Horatio Seymour pub
licy declines the nomination of bis party, giving US
fair opportunity for retOrt upon our antagonists;
but We shall not improve it. We have no doubt
that Gov. S. is still devoted TO the Democratic
party (and would be, though it were to ideRtify
itself with measures ten times as odous as the Le-
compton billy, and that he declines its nomination
some ground quite foreign TO any fears OF defeat
Having been thrice its candidate and once elected
be probably chooses not to run again.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

By the arrival Of the North Star of Cape Race,
We have four days later news from Earope than
our latest previous steamship adyices; but it must
be borne in mind that Our direct dispatches from
London by way Of the Atlantic Telegraph are soms
days later still. The tidinss Of peace between the
Allies and China (Which reached Western Europe
by telegraph via ST. Petersburg had not reached
England when the North Star left; but she brings
pretty full accounts from India which justify tn,
assurance given BY our Ocean Telegraphic adrices
that the rebellion j, gradually being queled, though
the rebels are still formd ,ble 10 Dude and its vcn
ity and fresh outbreak at Indore is apprenhende5
From France, we Eesr that the latest returns Of
the BsLk Of France are not favorable. The En-
peror and Empress are still displaying their adabl.
ity in the provinces.
Queen Victoria was already known to be in Prus-
sia, on visit to her daughter. She travels with
out state, and foiblds all public ovations.
No less than GOO 900, or S4,4OO, 900, in gold,
is known to be on the way from Australia to Fog
land. The Copper Mines Of Australia are reported
to be again very productive, as they were prior to
ihe discovery of gold; but heavy deficit in the
finances of the Victoria colony is reported.
Con,ols were 96ias. Cotton at Liverpool was
shade lower, though with good sales. Wheat un-
changed. Flour dull ard lower. Indian Corn
lower. Provisions (meats) dull, Sugar, Tea and
Coffee unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

The news received over the Atlantic Telegraph
Gable Of peace between China and the European
Allies, aid Of treaty opening the whole of that
vast empire to European commerce and the Chris
tian religion would seem to indicate that so far as
mere diplomacy gees the l,te combined diplomatic
ard military movement upon Pekin had been com.
ple'ely successful The Last English mail brought
us the history Of the ten days that had elapsed SUBJ
sequensy to the Capture Of the forts at the mouth
OF the Pei-ho en- the 10Th Of May. The Celestisls
appear to have been entirely ove,~Aalmed by the
ease with which TIE foreign devils" had demol.
ilbed Notifications which seemed to them impreg.
nable No opposition whatever seems to have been
made 10 the advance Of the French aud English up
tie River Pe.ho and on the 29th Of May, the Peni.
potentis1ies Of those powers quietly established
themselves in the city Of Ten. Tsin sixty miles up
at the iurction Of the Peiho with the imperial canal
BY which Pekin communicates with the fertile
southeIn provinces, to which it is mainly indebted
not Only for its influx of revenue but even fer its
supply Of provisions. Close in the rear Of Lord
Elgin and Baron Gros, the fighting ambassadors,
followed the pacific and mediatiug Embamadors,
DIT. httu dDu NVunt utiotiu Aucy, toO, OU-
tanned residence in the city of Tien. .Tsin, and st
the latest accounts, which came down, how.
ever, 10 later than the 30th of May, nesotia-
tons lad been opened, and were thought to prom.
ise fsvorably. Ii Goes not yet appear how the
difficulty was got rid Of which had interrupted the
former negotiation, of the want Of letters Of cre-
dence from the Emperor to the Commissioner who
Undertook to negotiate in lis name. That diff
cu,y was, however, removed in some way or
other. and now We have accounts that treaty has
been concluded, dictated, if we are to rely on the
telecrsphic summary Of its contents, by the West
srn Emb,s.adorr, ard cOneediDg all that they have
ever demspded-the liberty Of trade in all ports of
The emrire, tolerstion everywhere Of the Chris
tsn religion, the residence at Pekin Of foreign
eubasadcrs, ard, ~ at the termination of the
opium war, An indemnity to be paid to France and
ENGLAND By The Emperor for the cost Of the expedi-
ton. This rews does not come to Us BY the route
of India md the overland mail, but via ST. Peters
burg, which city il reached BY the route of Siberia
on the 2l,t instant, but the dispatch does not give
the date Of tie treaty.
Tie disappointment Of the high expectations Of
trade with China and of the Influx of Western ideas
Into the Chinese Empire, which followed the signing
sixteen years ago of the treaty Of NankiD, may
serve q. . caution against indulging in too con-
6dert calculations based on this lew treaty. The
great d aaeulty in the way Of Chinese trade seems
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

hsrdy fail to npro7e, to test tts coa.ttutionai;y
OF TIE scn Of Congress b. wai'h that traffic is
prohibited AID should no person venture to step
forward as the clAim.n. Of TIE negroes, ar should
they be declared free BY the United States Courts,
there may likely enough be An attempt usde to re-
tain them in the State, BY selling them At auction
under the State Law prohibiting free negroes from
coming into South Carolina. On the whole, We
shall wss:h the further proceedings in this case
with 10 small degree Of interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
: Mfs.-whoevsr hss anything to &c

To BusIsFss Mfs.-Whoever tss anything to eel
or fno5uo. whether In the re Of Inventions fsbrics
books pI.ns seeds implements snyhins else ccassei to
win the appreciation patronage Of the general public especially
In the districts remn:sd that fHE "fLr TRIBUNE
rselu subsapon Of nesy hundred and seventy FIVE
.bou,srd oope and doubtless read weekly by half
MILLION persons eubrsbg large share Of the scvs lib
er intelligent ard eu.erpng minds in the county Oar price
for Adsersns pei ipe and for anything requiring VIC.
and senera circulation it 10 commended the chespest medium
extsu Its usually restricted to two three
oourns 70 that every IL and csnn. escsps
attention
AnyLirz INTENDED for this weeks isse nust be baaied
or before "Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
rHy TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

The publishers of The TRIBUNE propose to
issue, on the ID day OF September and monthy
thereafter, q sheet devoted exclusively to the in-
terests AID u.es of the Mercantile Public, on the
following plan;
!. twill contain full reports of the Markets,
With such other Commercial aud Monetary iuteli-
gence as shsll be deemed Of special interest to
Merchants.
9. 1t will be sent without charge to $4,000
Country Merchants who buy goods in NewYork,
Philadelphia, Baltimore or Boston. The names
will be selected by Messr,. McliillOp Il Wood from
those record on the books of their Commercial
Agency, and they guarantee that not lees than
SO, 900 shall be sent, this being the full number of
Country Merchants that they consider it desirable
thus to address
3. The total expense will be betrayed by Mercan-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line will
be charged. Those who require their advertise
ments to be displayed, will make special bargains
therefor.
II is believed that no equal opportunity for ad-
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in the
United States, even at double or treble the cost Of
thi,. This sheet is intended for Merchants alone,
and will contain 10 other matter than such as is
adapted TO their wants. Advertisements received
at THE TRIBUNE office henceforth until the 3lst
inst. II BY letter, address
HORACE GREELEY Co,
S.s Ysk, Aug. II, 1858. No lSi Sas.aa't.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

OHio.-Cny Trmble Of Chlcoths, is the Union
candidate for Congress in the Xth District having bssn
nominated by Republican Convention and indorssi
bv A Convention of Amsricsn sns. The vo ,e of this
Disric. for Congress two years sgo was-aofnan.
Rep, 5,6S3; Miller, Dem, iO3 Moore, Am 1885,
the divided opposition showing msjorty Of 1856
over Miller. There can hardly be reasonable doubt
Of the election Of Nh. Tnnble. VIM. Howard is the
Democratic candidate in the With District, now rep
resented by Joseph X. Cockerili Dem. The vote Of
this District for Congress at the last election wss
Rep. 7,i6O; Dem. $685. An. 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
70 n 40. tb. deficiency IN Chin. Of e1por..bls

to se, not the deficiency in China Of eIporsaoie
articles brt the inability Oh our part TO fnrnish Tue
Chinese with articles satisfactory to them 10 Inc
way Of exchange and payment. China seems 70 De
sbundarily capsule Of supplying any quantity OF Yea
which foreigners msy be inclined 10 take and pay
for; ard the recent failure Of the silk proiuct oil
Europe and the resor. to Cnins for supplies 81 that
article hs, shown also an equal facility Of meeting
any demand which may be made for it. The ouiy
two thilg. which the Chinese take from US IN any
considerable quantity sre opium, the traffic IN which
is Illegal, demorsilrg and cscul,ted to present US
10 the Chine,e mind in tie most h.teful character,
Md silver, Of which, ss the trade with China has
Increased, that empire las absorbed larger and
larger quarti.er gradually draining Europe Of its
silver con--sn evil partially remedied indeed BY the
substitution Of gold rendered possible by the greatly
i1cressed production OF that metal.
TIE most likely means Of introducing among the
Chinese knowledge Of and taste for articles Of
Western manufacture, would seem to be By the
return home Of the numerous Chinese emigrants,
VITO, having of late years gone to seek their for
tunes in California ard Australis, could hardly fs
to imbbe there taste for many European pro-
ducts. This consideration furnishes special rea-
son for objectng TO the recen! legislation of Cali.
fornia excluding Cinnamon from that State;
legislation which, if it does not assume q power
which under the Constitution Of the United States,
belongs to Congress alone, must, if the Chinese
treaty, in the benefit Of which We are TO share, be
reciprocal, at least be in conflict with the provi.
sions Of that treaty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
The SLAYER Echo nj CharIeston.

CHARLEsros, Friday, Aug. q. lSA
The brig Echo Of Baltimore has entered this husv
with 800 Africans on board. She was captured I've
days since off the north coast Of Cuba By the UaaM
States brig Dolphin, and wss brought into port By
Lieut.. Bradford.
CHARLEsroS, S. C., Aug 90, 1853.
The cargo Of Africans from the Echo have bssa
landed at Csste PDckuey and placed in charge Of ths
y. S. Marshal. The whole affair has created much
excitement here
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
Toronto Election.

ToRoSTO, Saturday Aug. % 1919
In the election for member of Parliament from sn
place, held yesterday and to-day, George Brosf "
returned by majority Of one hundred snd dfty osx os
his opponent, John Hi!lysrd Cameron. When eslN
lately by the Governor General 70 form Msssy
Mr.. Brown resigned his seat in Parliament thereof
creating the vacancy which he mas Just been '''et''
10 ill.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
SUPPLIES GOrUfall.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday. Aug. y, 1873.
The following shows the number of trains sytt o.!
on Government account by Majors Russell and WA
dell, contractors for supplying the Army Of Utsa
From ksnsas City ii trains of 20 wagons esch
from Lesvenworth 105 trains of 90 wsgors each; ss1
from Nebraska Territry 80 trains Of % wssons each
Tbese trains left previous TO the 18Th INST. Otha
trains are beirg loaded.