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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-30
EV:f.NsI.ILLE .i.s.D P.aDUC.EE

a 9Th Steamer Aida, leaves Ev-
ansville, every Monday, We'd
snesfiay and Friday nj 9 A. M
Leaves Psdueah every Tuesday, Thursday and SAT-
uriay, at 9 A.. ". Connecting at Evansville with
+. a c. II. r. for all points North and East, and
with packets for Louisville. Wabash and Green
Rivers. At Paducsh with packets for Saint Louis,
New Orleans and the daily mail boats for Cairo,
Nashville and Tennessee River.
business promptly attended TO, and charges for
freight and passage same as charged by the packet
J. III. Done jiy6-6md&w
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PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD,

and connections over which authorized 10
give through receipts at the lowest possible rates
Having n mammoth Wharfboat at the landing,
the largest on the Ohio River. capable Of storing
and protecting all merchandise liable 20 damage
from exposure, prepared to facilitate the dis
patch Of all consignments, forwarded TO our care,
by either
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-30

- -. NO W:HRD, RECREV.I.N-Es,
A6e FORWARDING AND COM MISSION MER-
CHAN, WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA
Thankful for the patronage heretofore literally
extended to beg to say to my Green River and
Wabash friends that am still on the ground, ready
ton.
Particular attention given ia the forwarding Of
Tobacro. Pork, Lard, Bacon, Casks add general Mer-
chandize. mr25-:Sne
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-30
RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL.
Sale of any Produce,

OdIe VI dIIy IIUUUCc,
other property, consigned to for sale, and salts
faction guaranteed.
Office and extensive Warehouse ON Water street,
adjoining the Telegraph, and ON the Wharf bat,
where to be found, attending to thu interests
Of our patrons at all hours. day and night.
With superior facilities: long standing;
firing energy; and knowledge Of our business,
feel confident Of giving general satisfaction. and
hope to merit continuance of the extensive patron
ace We are now enjoying.
Liberal cash advances will bc made on all consign-
ments to either ourselves correspondents in any
of the principal markets, North, East or South.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-30
ID r.. SELLERS .nUCH USED
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

For this disease il had long been successfully en-
pluycd in private practice. AMI WAS given the pub
lie with such directions and precautions might
render il vi extensive benefit; and the result uf its
employment has fully sustained its reputation aud
increased hts confidence il its just claims re-
garied rs the only Pill deserving to DC called The
Liver Pill T"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-30

Es The STEAMER SCIOTo. NO .
eIlz%S>-ssz.c-wili leave Evansville every Tucs-
day at o'clock, p. NJ, and Satur-
day at IL o'clock, p. ", for Henderson and Lou
isvile. Accommodations excellent jan2s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-30

~ LOU II IIILE TAIhE Fl.
~Ea The JOHN BRIGGS will hereafter
tlfysSr - run regularly as a Louisville and
s->-ssssctE=--.< Evansville Packet; having excel
lent accommodations for Passengers She viii leave
Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday afts
noon at . o'clock, precisely.
y. III. COBB, Master
mar2s =. NJ GARDNER. CIk-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-30
COSTIIENESS.

As the necessity for purgaiye pills has its fosn-
dltion very often ia torpid state of the liver and
the Liver Pills superior, a citartic TO the
pills in general use, they are recommended with
confidence, in all cases, a purgaive pill, and NAV
advamtageously, to the public, supcrscde those in
.r.Fr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-30
IS UO.nFORT, SPEED .s.,.D s.gFE.

cts, LIGHTNING LINE.
zn<@s The following boats have com
tIhfeNA- menced their regular trips in the
- Louisville and ST. Louis trade, amt
will continue TO run during the season. giving par
ticuar attention TO all way business The
FASHION,
GAIT. J. ". MARTIS,
Passes Evansville, going down every Tuesday morn
ing and up every Friday morning. The
hlGHFLYER.
CAPT. THos WRIGHT,
Passes Evansville, going down, every THURSDAY
morning, and up every Monday morning.
LOUISVILLE AND ST. Louis
Passengers aud shippers can rely upon these boats
leaving punctually on their regular days. and con-
netting with all the packets running above ST Louis
For freight or passage apply on board or to
marl1 II. q. O'RILEl a Co
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STEAMBOATS,.
n OgISTsILLR. Rp.f.NSI.yLLR
.AND MEMPHIS REGULAR WEEKLY

Jacket.
A~ERNER, G.. w. TRrPLETT, Com
ss---<<s<Ssyc--.-@S< mander; J. u. ARCHER, Clerk,
leaves Louisville every Wednesday at p w.. leaves
Memphis every Saturday at P. NJ. leaves Evansville
far Louisville every Monday at p M leaves Evans
willie for Memphis every Thursday at IL A. ".
ne Way Business solicited and attended 10 at
same rates charged by Packets.
ian2i-tf p. G. O'RILEY & CO, Agents
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N,X.N.DRx Rs-a5O RIGS COFFEE;

KeOTSEE ~ HERE8y- 6IrR.N.
v that Henry y, Mitchell has been appointed
administrator of the cstat" If Mrs. ELNIRA
MITCHELL, late of this -ity. 's-rss,s.d. Sarl
tate j. solvent. HENRY l.. MITCHELL.
i-22 AdmiHi-tTator.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-30
DE.fD THIs-TT Will P.1I:-H,E

HllSSOLETEU.S' OF P.{RT.N.ER-
IL ship.-Th. firm IL COLLETT * OYERELL,
l. this day dissolved by mutual consent The bust
ness will hereafter l carried on by A. C0lett, who
" i'll settle all business connected with t- late T
COLLETf s. 0TERELL.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

ID n. O'RILEY, y TO-, OLD ES-
II TABLISHED WHARFBOAT, Evansville
Indiana. Storage, Forwarding, and Commission
Merchants. general Railroad Steamboat, and Ex-
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TOLCANIC EkUPTIONS.

l. is tu. few yesrs siIcs the volcanoes Of heca IN
Iceland, E,na in Sicily ard veuyius il l;.ly were N
sCtge operation 8. the sc time. The etituue u
Heola end Vesusius res,ly equal, but that O. EGa
i. sbou. ten thoussrd fec. above the ses or Ieaiy
coub.e thst Of HrcIa aud Vssuvius
Ol tie lith January 1915 when tie fiery efup'oos
Of Hec'a were subsiGipg, the a.hes begsn l"
from he crater, ard ttrowa 10 sneh ne'sn'
the smosph.re ss to fa on tbs Faro I-lands, 'nfee
lut6rsd ard sixty miles ciftsnt.
O-cuoro, Acoucsgua srd Cou,eguirs ,hrse VOC
10 the Cor6isras s 4 extez 'iog in bhe VI .~o
.iou.snd seven Lubdred niles, were al ech'a'eu g.
the same tine.
The vulcsro.s of Msurs Los and klsuea' oao""ic
Islards open in the atmosphere at the rsP'ca'e
z. Of ten aid fifteen thousand feet apove Inc sea
l,ys Thess volcanoes the lag st !e'
in cur earth, srd Gariog Que OF TIE oos -
thsss volcanoes oischargsd river ot i.NA &c c'n'y
n les 10 length, i've ul.s in bre STA sna uo-
meas ur,d dfplh il tie sbcrt period oil ao'0'
csys. s:, :;
The Azcse Islsa5s, in cas Of wtics 'siaia nps
eo;rg tie wc;k Q; J.s.h. have ba5essh 'I'" ssa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
PENNSYLVANIA POLITfCS-&AIh
DIS TRICT.
cor-r,popdeues Of The N. Y. Tribune.

CoFEtsprnoepco OF lLe W. u.
CRAWFORD Co Pa, June %, 1855.
see in THE TRIBUNE 4 statemeSt from Har-
risbure correspondent sayrg that JOHN ii. Walker
Of Eiie is the nan most likely TO represent our
District in the next Congress The writer, |
would beg leave to ssy, is very much mistaAen III
regard TO tie popular eentiulent concerning Con-
gresham. The Hon. John Dick is the man above
all Others who has the most claims for that ONCE
and he will certainly poll a heavier vote than any
other man in the District. Furthermore, what
truer and nObler Representative can We elect than
one who upon 8 sick bed should be found even then
willing to be carried into the House to vote against
the infamous Leconpton measure
TIE course Mr.. Walker has taken in regard 10
the railroad interests at Erie must detfact largely
ftom full vote of the Republican party: and as
he is open 10 objections from this source, the prob
ability OF defeat with him for our standard.bearer
is apparent.
Ii Erie County claims the Congressman, let her
preseut one free from any popular prejudice aud
Crawford County viii concur in the nomination.
in all fairness hO never, Mr. Dick il entitled 10 tne
rominstoD, for in every District in the State tney
are rewarding faithful Representatives. by nomnal-
pg them for third term: aud for the same reason
Mr. Dicks justly entitled to retain bis seat anoiner
form ".
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

bersa;h the sea tbs. suroards them volcanic IRE. Of
gi"ss erergy tkst even the ocean, With sl It's ngaty
poser, e uIsbiO 10 dfc sn { ex ircu-h.
On The 18th of October. lSiS oIe OF tee volcsooss
10 the Nev-Iesls nj Islands aroused from lO- {
IN Der sra ebcut thouss1d shocks " earthqusk-
st'erdec ts conyulsons. Tne Aurora Austria Ia
kirdled upts Bghi, stSteIrifc thunder and vivid aud
fierce gtri. auiteG in TIE wordetfaI ,rs,iou
Of the usies'v s1d suhi1y Of the great paeu onsns
Cf rs:uie /, wss tte1 shat shocks Of ea,taqu, ,ke
were felt slns'tsr eou-ly on the opposite siis Of the
Globe; { was iheu that Arro-s HJisas and Aarcra
Aus,rsis Uited, ard brs.t oand encirelsi tae
wtcls esrtn.
Wb,n Heels ir Icelsrd was convu'sed, the cru 3tion
prodTctd pestileuce that destroyed both man and
beast TIE black torgue disease there resulted from
3 vo.cs-ic erUutlcr srd - Hfuly ma'ig1 az. vas
thst pestilence that in mary cases the tongue teN
iTom to- mouth Of the yictiu before life WAS ex,lnc
volcaro capable of discharGirg river OK m)t'n
lava severity miles org and five miles wide, Is csps-
be at affecting the atmcspnere OF the eartn over an
IL meIse utsce ard does sfr CT II, ss our yo!1nia
cue records of natural phenonena compared With our
meteorological records SHOW.
Africa has rot, as far a. i sm aware, yccsno
on IFS coutlEtn but there are volcanoes on the very
borders OF Il al continent.
In ny geCog cal ssrches oa the Amencan con-
tn tnt, | have termed the opinion that the gTea.
An eTIcsu lskes vhon describe curve on the sp1ers
of the earth, have resulted from vocsnc action; aod
On'srio, ceep iske nov reposes IN the crater OF
voceuo, ard ts occasion 81 tidal h)ws snd tttdl ebu
ons Lo doubt lt from volcanic action deep 10 the
bowels of the earth.
HE mmeI sc masses Of metslic copper fJurd hUlnR
the rock hssuIes tbs vicinity If Lske Superior and
the agstes found II that vicinity, have no doubt re
suited from volcanic actcn. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

L.Roy Haul OF THIEVES Officer McCounsn Of
the Fifth Pfec;rc made descent Isst Mig h on gang
# notorious theves, on the corner Of Washington aud
Csbs streep and arrested the following persons: JOS
Wi.,ot Thee Richard on, Chss Csr.on, Jas. Welsh,
Fiercis Msi.iD, Iesac " .iisnFoo, Wm. hcCisns,
Clsk vorgtt, Wm. Poillips and Mohsel Mara.
Ths garg congregse in tEis vicinity, and roo snd
eslIots mmer ants and strangers, who ere TO be net
with in this part of tee city. Arumber OF them are
desperate characters sId are ws kno~n to the pooe
TIE tao last, Philips and Mnrs sre mers boys, ao"x
fourteen years of sge. Tne rest rarse from nineteen
to twenty two yesrs Of age. Thsy were 81 oe1sd up
IN the Fllh w ard StsticL-liCuse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
The Republican State Convention,

AInANY, ThWsday July y ms
The Republican Stete Cotom toe nat in lhs Ct y
At noon today very exciting session wac held uoti
res,ly p m. TIE deba.e wac very VAIN, the strrg-
gle berg between toss r,presau.irg the interests Of
that lection Of ths riy desiring tbs election OF but
one delegate fIom each district s4d those called Iate
ptn3etis, who sie Supposed 10 be adSeree 10 {ae
EreaiHg Journal, srd who w;she1 two delegates
elected After spirited contest tae lS'ter p'evaIsd
On notion Of Dewitt c. Lailtjohn, resolution WAS
adcp'ed, calling Convention Of NO deless'es hon
each Di.tIi,t to meet At Syracuse, September s.
Governor Kug is sh]ent frorl the city and iae sp
Pertinent of CsDa Commissioner in p'ecs Of Mr. Wal
lo deceased is not expected TO be made before Tdss
day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

.Mr H.,kin's relations t. political parties,
".I.u attempt uothiDg Of the rort. Wo co no'
80 moi a,k for whom be vii 'o'e ior Speaker OF
-, Hou,e, Ior for what candidate for Pfes'
me ~. ,e,e will bs cast ia tho nioSt Improbable
Ni ..,,c, of tbe election Of 1860 gong to thb
- . II ia our policy Snd pleasure to cai'FAe
,I.ticns among toe various sections ol ths
'u. ...,;on TO TIE LecOmpten fraud ss 20 limit the
w occidental csnyass to tSo tickets, I'D thus
1.,.l,de a rt soat to tie House bu ho enc can 'e-
i,n., pYe.ume the vote Of Ne"-lofk II iae 1t
uo..e 70 bs doubtful whatever may be tie Pooition
ofths representative Of the lA'h ID 'Src'
n, H.,kip will nsse just such avowAls and
-. 90 IN biu shall seem good, wi'h)u!
i1,;ea or solicitation from US; bat be eau
.;,s no ,ledpes OF Adhesion to any pary or Pre'l-
S.,,.l candidate without weakening our sOllctuds
Or tjs election. We support him for "hat be is
ed ma proved himself-for his independence, his
bo'dre,s. bis fidelity 10 bis constituents and his
.onv,c,ions. When be assured bic constituents on
tbe stump, two years ago, that his voice ald Vo'e
xould ever be thrown lbt0 The scale OF Free La1or
ard Free Kansas, we discredited his assurAnce''
and urged others to distrust them. But Time has
rroyed his good fatn and the Injustice oil our su'-
peio,s spd we nov support his ecstlOn on thesim-
nle plstforp Of bis course as 4 Representative Not
merely with regard to Kansas hiss be proved ftth'
Iu and right. but bic fearless, d,6.at. warfare upon
corruption in high places hs patient and searching
exposure of the Willetts Point and other s,sodal-
ous iobs, have proved him the kind of Representa-
tive we like to aid in reelectibg. If he descend'
from bis present position to pronounce tle shIb-
bolsth Of party, even though our Own, we shall
feel that bis election Will be less desirable AID bis
opportunities for usefulness less ample than they
otherwise must be.
If there be sry citzeD Of the IXfb District Who
sees fit TO take the field ss a competitor for Mr..
H,sbib's seat the course is open. We have heard
tbe lanes of Gen. James Watson Webb and Col.
Hezesoh c Seymour suggested as those of poss-
be candidates for his seat. This is free cOuGtry,
and either or bOthof these are welcome TO ths arena
But If an attempt be made to crush Mr. Hask
betwetp the upper snd neither mi.lstOnes Of party
Lecomptop Democrat on one side, aud Rspubi-
c,n on the other, each backed by "regulaI"
nominatoa--we give the operators notice that
there are good maDy voters iu theDisrlct who VIII
be bound by no such nomicatious, but wi | vote for
the man Of their choice, party or no party. Mr..
Peck was thus thrown out Of the last Congress,
ard the District had sOre reason to rue it even be-
fore a Speaker was elected. Mr Hssbin cannot
thus be put down unless he shall surfeoder himself
into the hands Of tbs or that set of party mana
gers, and agree to abide their dictation. When
ever be does that, he will be shorn Samson, aud
his defeat or success will be matter Of secondary
consequence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
MISSUURI-THE CANTiSS-HLIN0fS

core.zouder e cf The y. Y Tl.buns.
ST. LOUIS No, Juoe -. l.55
Itisrather hot for pOlt q, bat nevertheless must
soue account Of political the Great
West Itisa pheDome' ca te1picable asd d'smay-
ire 70 Pr -Slaye1y densg slss South and uysserl-
Gus tuzzlc 10 Pro-Saye, dough faces North that in
Iii. State rtputed border ruilns-the chosen the
s,erardmstrumentfo Ut for TIE bloc6y yimmolion cfFres-
dom D Kansas-should spritg up, as il from the
llood Of tie 5ctms Of "ppressloD the Tree OF TO-
cry, strong vigorous ard thrifty, its roots striking
deep az spreading themselves out even 10 tas ex-
tIeue borders OF the State. II is political prob
l.mworlby The ca.eiLl study of The s'a'esuic and
pb,luntAroy..t, ard ulI eIlightsn aud instruct
the tine 'rcuts If fee principles in the North, as
to the hest weapons AMI mode of successful war
f,re sgs.ust TIE slave Ol garcty. You may remem'
ter. lor Vel DO l. then living in New-Ecgland,
lo.h ps slt irentlirg aud incTedu.us eyes upon
The 81 all e., ud, lot larger than mans hand
shooting up FROM the western horizon cut oi Inc
ptstiicrnus hot-bed of slavery fsnatclsm III hard-
IL 81 r cted the notice C the public until II broke
over ST. Louis, ard its thurder-clap startled and
coprcu dcd both friends and foes all over the Unlcn
~. I. uis ranged herself by the side a,d became
.bp pchsmpiou of tie cause o free labor. ard to-day
.te Sftct c; Werc d.sheaT.en1g tears t0 'as Slave
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Personal.

4. !. aid that cuiipg recent visit Of Lo'n Ne
poleou 20 ,oe Chs,sau dEtiO!ss tn Emperor al oocs
UPON e.ter.g tie p.ilor, noticed youth OF niSsea
yesrr, Interesting ard hsrtsO in sppsarsrc', with
xeli.fc,med AID elegant figure. rhs Emperor sp-
p,osehed bim Lirdy: What is your name. my lfta'
irierd1" "wsev.i Sire" "CCsnt q 'Eao'es, a.
,xered tie Emperor, smirg and plscifg bia hani On
IN. boy. .Leulder. Tnis youog msn Is the 'on o.
Mile. g.ehel. and Coutt wslsssk, Who he's s'wsys
tslen care Of him, attended to biz scuesi'on. h,"
.1lsewseg.d to possess indsp'pde0sy OF rem.. 'o''
personal attractions, cheerful di'9o'itl9O' s,.'toa1
,sr,iuert,. ard urususl intelligence He WI oes
h.1eer,h the title Which the Emperor thus b's'"sa
uron lin,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
AGRICULTURAL STATE FAIRS are 70 be held
this year SIS follows:

this year SIS follows:
CALlronslA, At Mary ysyle, Aug .3d to 18th.
Missouri, e. s.. Louis Sept. 9th to lO;b.
ILLINOIS, a. Ce,iiati Ssl'. l'th 10 18th.
VERMONT, S, Bur,iustor. Sspt 18th t. l9th.
OHIo, a. Ssn,usA,, Sept ii.h ito l7th.
Nlw-JrRsEY. az Trenton, sep. 18Th to l7th.
RHODE Island, st Providence Sept. lJth toIS:a.
KrsrrckY. at Louisville, Sept p tn u oc,. lot.
fowA, q. Ok slcosa Sept. 2Sth 10 oc'. lst.
PENNSYLVANIA, a, s,Ph'sburgh SEP. "S h 70 oct. l'..
IspIAsA. ct IndisnspoIs, Oct 4,h TO 9,h.
Wrcoss,, a NJ ,dscp, Oct. ith 20 7.h.
Nyv.Il,NpsHrRs, at Dover, Oot 9th 20 S:h.
NEw-YoRk, d! Syracuse, Oct. 5in 70 SIh.
CoskrcrIcrr. u Hartford. Oct. lHh 70 10TH.
UsIrED SIA1ss, s.R.cha oni, Va, Oc: e5.s 93ga.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

CHIcAGo, Weonesd y, JAY lSS.
The ev steamer Piguet takes t1s Lsdv 2 -
place n the e. u'sou tip around Lake Superior.
leaving Chicago the 18th AID Coing wood the AT OF
July, a. : p u.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

Robert MsAi:t.- sslk9S~1 po,. dsas6 as,6;a, S ss
/. g, ~ Ssr;um tremsns. He WAS found lying u2,e
shs sooT' bstbed In blood, with his neck n,Siy s,s
s.v.rsd. ..d razor still 10 nis hand. Oo Tass,y
mof ilg Mn. Cats-ire Shasfer killed he,seI =, 49,
.sme n,s.nsr. Sas hal kssa partially assas 's' ''"'
tius prsynV.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Explosion ard Loss OF Life.

Providence, Il l., J1iy S, 1873.
An Cxpio-ion this mouiog OF two t su boisls 9.
TIE Manchester Print Works, five miles Ion tai,
city csueed the doatr OF two person and Scslled
third 80 badly ss to leave no hopes of hs recovery.
The damage to the property is es'instei a. 8 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

TQLkDo, Thursday, July 5, IoJS.
TIE Uor. S. A. Dcssass arrived bere last evening
sd Was srthusissicAny recsivsd by ward of B. 900
etzeus. ard escoltsd 10 his hotel amid the firing
eSrncus, bsn6s OF musc, &c. He was sddreOeed on
behalf Of zoe citizsrs ey ID. o. Morton, to which Nc
Dcvg ss r, ,spordtd 10 happy manner. great di.
psy q fewolks cor clIdei the festivities 1, was ore
Of the greatest &c u nstrsoas which ever took pae
Ia tiis oty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

NrB1o's CARDzs- Mary Shaw, an actress OF
rcme ce. bry sppe.r-d ls. nigh. FOR the rst tie a,
this tause. She eeem, 20 be toleraby pleasing act
res La, uust sse .noss Of aes hsof' p'oa'u1o1s
syeEy decided o2;lv...
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Dateh 10 The ". y. Tribuye.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, July :, 1876.
IL the recent appointment of PostmasferS ior 'ne
prircipsl cities and towns of the State OF New
York, the Buffalo and Troy offices were omitted.
The term of the Postmaster at Buffalo expires on
tle2lst July, and az Troy on the 4th of August.
Mr.. COrcorsD the banker, who was recently
insulttd by Murusga, Secretary to the Spanish
Legstion, made complaint to Gen. Csss to-day, aud
enlisted the services of the Chief Of PJlice out as
the Don had separated himself from the Legation
before be attacked Mr.. Corcorap, the Secretary Of
State could do nothing in the matter.
The Commission TO locate the PostOflice site at
Philadelphia met to-day without arriving st any
decisor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
No News Of ,iie Telegraph Cable.

BAY on BUNS Ann, Jaly St p. IN.
Tie weather this evening is cloajy, al the wiot
wesward. Tnsre ae as yet 10 indications of toe
telSgtsph acct
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Large Fire at Fond du Lac. Wis

MILWAUKEE,, THURSDAY, Juy I, 1865
Six zen buildings in Fond du Lsc we're desIoye1 by
fire la ng5t. The loss i. estinstei al s'D,uOp, OF
vhic5 Slj eco YVES insured. Th- fire wss the work Of
sn iuceDdiafy, who hss been arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Vcrm ont Democratic State Con-
Vssnglnn.

BELLOWS FAtLS, VI. Thursday July :, 1858.
The Democratic Sts'e Ccayeu ,;tn asa embed here
wills Lyman for Laeu,onan,. (overnor. and J. T.
ftE's.oh ter STATE Tressurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
To the Associated Pr ss.
WASHINGTON. Thursday, July s, 1873.


WAsHINGIoN Thursday, July 3, 1898.
II appears from the Army orOsrs just issued, that
within the past year there have been fifty four promo
Il, u.s. tlteen resenatCn' sixteen deaths aLd thirty-
six sppoitt neps including these of taenty cadets
70 hIevet stcoDd heutensncles.
Conn ander Obj hss been ordered by the Secretary
Of tie Navy to the Norfolk Navy ard, yice Com
Fo,d detached, and Com llsndy 10 the rendezvous at
Boston in place Of Com. Wioslow detached.
TIE War Depar riaent is in receipt of dispatches
fon Gen. Johnston. dated the llth Of Jaue. Tney
main rothirg OF es gsc,sl iGteT,st The army vas
in god condition. According 70 the copies Of the Of
hcsl orders, the troops were to march iSrtnwta IN
thrse divisions a. many consecutive dsye, 70 sa
Lake Valley, in cOm2hAuce with tne instructions oi
tie GCveInuCht.
The steamer Ericsson Si'h the Seventh Regimen
Nstcr s. Guard en- board Iun sgrouDd 81 six O'Clock
this mcrnipg about 80 miles below Wellington. a
steamer was sent 70 their relief 1t is expected TIE
regiment will reach here about mijnigh 3od sl't
Noun, Vernon to- morrow. the District Volunteer
Comps1ies a1d t. cetachmeLt of Marines have beau
utdtI arms all day waiting their ar'iva. An luvt"-
hcu hee been ex.endcc 70 the regimen. TO Vsi. bsHi