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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-10

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
.Ct LISTS AND AURlsTs.

VyEsIGfir.-oPTirAL IMPROVEMENTS. TO ENABLE
II At advanced 10 read with ease and " dh
crima'e objects ~ih perfect dsnctness Messrs SOLO
Mons opticians have invented and patented spectacle Tense,
derived from this invention that vision becoue impaired "
ana strengthened aged enabled "
spuy their sight ~ the most minute occupation, with
h.se ense Of much less marnyng power aud they do not
require e frequent changes the effects ~ further
powerful assistance Persons be suited Mt tbe most remote
~ e world BY sending pair ~ speccles 81 the
glasses out ~ them, IN letter and sitting the distance fro
be eyes they read email print with and those who have
made " spectsces by SEATING their - Abene
ree. piccsdy. w. opposite the yors Hotel london Eng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

nR WARD. OFFICE sss BROADWAY sorTHF AsT
corner Of Browne street once hours from A. W. au
Igp. ". daily; sundays from A. N. ii IAN
nR WATSON, ba BROoME STREET. SECOND
~ blok wes; ~ broadway, Once hours from in the
rpornng ull : IN the evening
Tn NJ LARwoYT. ~ MERCER STRFrr, CoRNrH oy
~ spring, Opposite S. Ntt, as Hotel New York. once
honrs from " a. VI uhqr. ", except Sundays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
DENTISTRY.

ANEW INVENTION 90 ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITHOUT
~ metal rat~ clasps extracting
quarters n hr than porcelain Can be had only of
sr pr H. Sf,skSADND 81 Biretter street The ,s sen
ssvr SHED without PAIN with oy
be ttr The hes, reference given o the rst
rsns where tba uvenuou tested Years trial
u,tFTu EXTRACTED nv THE NEW PROCESS. WITH
l nc least pain Arhciai teeth inserted ana,cmeA
pncplrs importing n natural expression and beauty
lace Nervous pprsnna require delicate operations az
especially invited w the ur BIAkENEy Is
s.rnue, ntar West Washington place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

Trains leave depot ccer OF white and Centre srse.s Me-
York At 6i5 Nj White Plains train stopping All stations
avenue, New York a. $40 W. wniiamsorige stopping
and al stations nortn bi A. ~ wlamsbrage .oppleg al al
s'slpns II ~ wh- Plains stopping at al satons
$50 T.. vi whlarshridge, stopping Aft stations. 4 p
Dover Plains, stopping At All sa'os Y. " White Plana
s,aa,rnr al All stations wiamshrifge; WIi
hamsbridge stopping AZ al stscns; $40 p walansortse
stopping 1T an stations.
vain stopping wnhsusorige White ANS ant All sacns
novshL m J. SAMPBEiks superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

Before Judge Brady.

IMPORTANT TO cREDiTogs or CORPORATIONS.
On Wednesday last order was obtained by Bliss &
Brown, Of the creditors Of the North American Guta
Pe'cha Company compel the latter by their President
make discovery, oath, concerning their property.
The defendants refused u be examined on tho ground
nat corporation not Judgment debtor within the
meaning Of section 2az OF the Code II argued by
Henry s. Bennett for plaintiffs; and VIM. II. Leo
nard for defendants. The Court held that n corpo
ration, not being ''person," could not be examined
other judgment debtors Counsel the plaintiff then
applied for order under section 29t of the Code, re
earring The President Of the corporation 20 appear az one
u Abe debtors TO the corporation defendant when was
asso denied-thc Court deciding that no proceedings
could be had against corporations under either OF tue
above sections of the Code.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
IIuLGRoyE,s DANCING ACADEMIES. No.
L DE GARMo BRookEs'
IL. Dancing Academy, SCI 8roome street.


Tn art Of dancing Of high antiquity, general utility
greatly priced BY the acens object OF much mpor
In Europe various governments enacted laws order
ing music ana dancing 20 be introduced into their educ ona
% promoting The health ant activity OF
their pupils and guarding agahs; th. dangers OF too close
application t. sndy, which often produced is-sius defrmi
IN, mental education the schools
Europe rose % most ~ ted position.
Socrates Plto Achilles, Pyrhns aud Theseus, ~ also
many other 'urious men, often diverted themselves BY
OF this nri
They move easiest who have learned Dance Pope.
Mr. frookfs having rerfyri al the advantages to BE- sr
peccd from thu academies Europe, vel being
the uiroucer Of Of the modern dances 10 tins county.
would particularly recommend the style the notice
IL the public The Latest dances received regularly FROM
Europe and the pupils have all he adyuts ~ perectnz
thems.iy,s which .y expect receive from
OF the either side OF the Atlantic
A tlags gentlemen Will commence on Tuesday
Tag also class Tor ladies' TUESDAY AFTERNOON, and new
classes tor children On Wednesday and saturday.
All the fashionable dances taught Ia II Lessons
Ladies Tuesdays and frtays 10 O'Clock seotlemen
To los clock L. NJ children, Wednesdays and Saturdays
% O'Clock " Ladies' primary classes instructed ~ Ms
Brcokcs Private lessons occupied by classes
Sorcc every Wcdnc scay night
MADAME LrBY FErIfLE's ACADEMY FOR DAN
tI cing caishenic. and appointment US Sleccser street
open for She IN. assembly viii come ID
on "Wednesday evening", octoherG,
MOZART HALL. ACADEMY
WI e63 kroadway, opposite Bond street
and the public that bis casses VIII Monday ccionrr
Daysondays and Thursdays fnr genii men, Tasiays and
rridays for ladies' ana Wednesday, ana saturdays chill tcn
SQ WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK.
ia i2z Clintuu <ir.sk BrOo<iyn.
". rERRERoS DANCING ACADEMIES.
Tho above academies will oren IN New fort the Nh Of
October and proosyn on be 2h o. October ~ % Y
Brooklyn October ~ r. " schools ani private classes
attended soee given usual For cculars saply q, tn
academies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

ANOTHER BouRBov.-The Green Bay 1du0cde
says that the only Of the late Rev Eleazar Williams
of course the next heir 10 the throne OF France ar
his fathers pretensons well founded) is now on
gagged pilot on Of the lake Wnnebago steamers
he Is fine looking young man. pears strsinS reseH-
slance 10 his father but modest think TO urge
Ais claim.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

XXI w A1tnSs
d,O RFWARD-IOST, A SHIPPING RECEIPT BOOK
Ns1 belonging j. w Paige The finder will receive
tie above reward by leaving at their office 81 Broadway
eC -Losr on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 IN GOING
bracelet containing daguerfeotype OF little hoy enclosed IN
the clasp The above reward viii paid by leaving at lJ)
West Sixteenth street.
Coz RFwARD-IOST ON OR ABOUT AUGUST 10
- D the South ferry the Long Island Railroad
r. For the recovery of the and
the above reward will be paid and questions asked
A. H. Palmer agent nce Of Long Island Railroad Company,
South ferry, Brooklyn.
G.aE. REwARD--LosT. ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON A
Zs single diamond ring in small box supposed 10
upper the city The above reward viii
tc p,il y. leaving with A. WILLIAMS diamond setter 10
j, hn street.
d m REwaRD-ANY PERSON RETURNING A GOLD
JiD hunting watch with gold and coral chain locket key
charm 10 80 Park place. stairs, will receive he
above reward and questions asked The wltchs NO. 94,
detached lever Georges Nlleze, Geneva, maker.
Ia REwARD.-roST, on LEAVING THE FERRY
l)U boat the foot Of Fulton street. New York about
O'Clock Friday evening Oct l, large gold wsteh so
marked be 81 little value nut he hay
the the engraved upon the inside OF the
ease The pledges his viii
Herald office, and no questions asked
G1 0aa REWARD FOR THE RECOVERY AND CON
Ci.OUU vcton OF the thief thieves who robbed the
store No II Catherine street Of black and coored sss snd
shawls valued about 5000 Sunday morning, 18th inst
the hours Of AZ and o'clock s will be gwen for
the recovery OF the goods, On application TO THOMAS
GHTENAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
r torToR DEALERS MEETfNG.-THF REGULAR
monthly meeting of the New York Liquor Dealers Society
win held at the metropolitan Rooms Hester street on Tues
Aay evening, October g. at 71s O'Clock by order OF
GuSTAVE A. RAfz, Recording Seoretary,
Ii5 and lf7 Bowery.
~~.-.--
NfAsoNIC.-THE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATION
n of Arcana Lodge No 246 r. and A. NJ, viii be held IN
Antique room, Odd Fellows Hall, ON Monday TO morrow
ALEXANDER MILLS, Secretary.
ANEW YoRE HISTORICAL soCIETY-A STATED
~ meeting this society viii be held at the Library Tires
day evening, October s, at k O'Clock John Macdonald
ESQ., Flushing will read paper 1.-THE British Expedi
non to Danbury In 1717."
sYuTE MEMBERS OF THE HEBREW MUTUAL BENEFIT
Society invited to attend the fnnera Of the late Mrs
Rapha wife OF the Rev. Dir Raphal Sunday October s.
10 O'Clock A. NJ her late residence U7 Macdongai
by order. A. s. VANPRAAG President.
A s. SOLOMON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
FINE ARTS.

ZINE ARTS ..
family having made large collection al the above articles
during their residence ia the principal capitals n Europe for
Gr without regard 70 price olr them for sale
being about :" return Apply from 10 IL NJ at i6 West
Eleventh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
MATRIMONIAL

NsArrfwuNrAL-A yorvG wTDow LADY WISHES
IN the acquaintance ~ middle aged gentleman
wrh view mttritn0ny Address for two days Mrs Sin
clair, Herald office
uvsNTFD. wIrE.-tYoUNa AMERICAS MECH tNrC.
W nom III. country. steady softer, sound and healthy,
yerrs arr inches weight t2s pounds well able 20
support wife Wishes the acquAintuce respect5le. com
vouug lady, with uarUuy. Jorrespon-
confidential and u desired Address,
uaa III 6sh Inst, A MacAins- Herald vSlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
THE MILITARY.


TIVE BRENNAN GUARD, COMMANDED BY THOMAS
Lynch went target excursion "Wednesday, the
Nth inst Gut-nburg healed by Meyers Brass Band.
After making excellent shots hey repaired to Janson
1hc passed oil In the happiest manner. The
duct his volunteer company most genemanly and
by their invited guests well the resi-
Senls OF the village Respectfully, JOHN JANSEN.
GIrTEsBpRG, Oct z 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

L MUSlCALs
4 SUPERIOR TONED AND HIGHLY FINISHED
New York makers can he had much below it, and
during this week at rs bloomfield street, Hoboksn,SI
| A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PraSoFoRrE FOR SALE,
aoargsin At So West Forty seventh street. srh
makers with warranty acoopped bottom aatsd keys nearly
new and perfect every way; rich full tone price S3gAp-
| ply day or evening.
A BARGAIN FOR cAsH.-PRrcE saco-A SEVEN oc.
"A tave panoiorte with STOOL music &C. rosewood full
seven octave round corners iron France splendid tome elastic
nearly new aneSpred guarantee Cali at he resasnee No.
Second street. near Bowery.
(,HIcKERrNe : SONS,
eRAsD souART AND gPRIoHr PIANOS.
SONS been aSaes pss medal. for tho sspsv
Oriy of their ,nsnara,are, Tor he last IS ysaln
A as' may, AsS & is !, n; sgrFH.sn
PIANOS 70 y A ShOissale and rs'Aa
GUITAR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. GOULD,
ny and play edec lively the most admired COMPOSITIONS
~ Prince street, near broadway Guitars from S. or on
r. A. BENJAMiN's MUSIC ROOMS, 2ss BowERY,
u Re psp er ON nsw p as %e ss so yo
BE- made bis rooms SIKH avenue every Monday and
flute viii organized Tuesday evening at O'CLOCK entire
y ace 70 all Young gentlemen and boys are respectfully in
~---
MISS N. r. RIvIERE, TEACHER OF THE PIANO.
az fess her psgs that she RESUMES her lessons
NJ ill 5 p H. N"'' '' ''s' .
Mr.. DEscoMBEs, 7e6 BROADWAY, HAS A SPLENDID
M assortment of American and European pianos let and
HfR.. OTTO MULLER TEACHER OF THE PIANO.
wi forte singing continues give lessons gentlemen
pupils bis residence For terms and particulars please
ply a, his residence, s2s Broadway, stairs
DIANo FORTE AND SINGING THOMAS D. SULLIVAN,
q eacaon Ar s West Is T%eay s
Wanted an organ 10 q Protestant church
DrANo AND FRENcH.-A YOUNG FRENCH LADY,
wishes to obtain situation as teacher the pino ana rench
Best reference given Please address ~ state st. Brooklyn
DIANos AND MELoDEoNs-oF SUPERIOR MAKE,
@ low s'Fss1 hsns @ The snS
meoseons TO rent and rent allowed purchase for sale
n''Ay hoR@cE W%fsRs s' AGENT ap Sa s Broadway
CPLENpIp SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD GRAND
y diagonal piano made BY one g The best makers and war
Ninth street
THE ANNIVERSARY AND SUNDAY SCHOOL MUSIC
Book, No contlius So tunes and hymns Of them
q our Sunday n sehoo Heaven Is ~ Home sad ap es
Spoken "h s Who's Ike Sesas We let as walk ' Il The
light "Bark he Angels siuei1ga Come TAKE Hand,
must have ther Concerts Love One Anoaner.S
hannts-t ONE unto Me- he LORD IS ny shepherd &C.
Price cents Agent IS
WANTED TO HrRE-a FIRST CLASS OCTAVE ri.
" anofore for nlne months With privilege of purchasing
the expiration CT the tune Address Sir. Johnson Herald
Office
WANTED IMMEDItTELY-A MUSIC TEACHER To
w so South 70 each the piano AMI singing In female
sOl Broadway.
-
DANCING ACAuEcnES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

DANCING ACADEMIES.

pRooKLyN DANCING ACaDEMy.-MR. T. HIIa.
ID GROVE viii open his academy, corner Myrtle avenue
aud Aeelpf "Wednesday, October g. lays of tut
ZION, Wednesday, and Saturdays. Apply az above.
n WEIGHTS DANCING ACADEMY, $50 BROADWAY,
~. VIII open Tuesday, October g. Days-ftdes, rues
day saturday gentlemen Tuesday and FRI
evenings Private lessons given; academies attended The
"Llnciers = Minuet "Gdlafonian &c, taught
nIsBROws RIDING ACADEMY, FIFTH AVENUE,
IL Thirty ninth Understanding class for gentlemen
for instruction on Monday Wednesday, and Friday from TO
10 O'Clock Reception evenings for ladies and gentlemen
Tuesday, THURSDAY aud saturday, from 20 t0P ~ For
pleasure rng with band Of music In attendance daily for
lediss from A. 10 y. NJ daily for gentlemen from TO
- NJ and tot r NJ
TIfILGROvE'S DANCING ACADEMIES. NO. &c
Eighth avenue, Twenty Ars strseays OF tuton
Mondays and Thursdays, and ~ s2 Houston su- between
Broadway and Bo~ery Tuesdays and frlsss Afternoon
classes forming for ladies ut three ocock Misses
from tour H. NJ Also evening class for
ladies 1t O'Clock Gentlemen's class at H. W. From
nine half H. ~ both classes will pracre together
All the fashionable dances taught Apply during schoo
hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

DoATs wANTED-POUR OLD SIZED ERIE CANAi
ID boats. steam propeller river barge Persons
nc such please al 'rss nnc STATING siys age capa
ATTY az. ~ harrington n ~. - Brusixay, n. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

A RRIvAL OF IRISH wHISKEY, DIRECT FROM
N Eses distiieryi6 pnnchsons ship Marquette, three
ars old and Of quality subj has seldom been offered II
will be sold the trade in bond, In guam
suit liberal Sample bottles usual Soc
Family orders solicited j. McAULIfFE CO. q Nassau
street corner of Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03


INFORMATION wANTED--oF MARY G0RDAN, A IA.
tive of ne county Of Wexford ireland. When heard
Of she was living brooklyn. Any Information Of her will be
than kfully received at Il Whitehall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
clAyriIrSG. sc.

VAST orr CLoIHISd-s4eo WORTH WANTED FOR
~ DE and Western market FOR which the very high
psee pd all he given by calling ~ the store al
s.ess4rg = X MURRAY, t9s Pearl street
SS 600 WORTH or NEW Wa, aSp DC, CAST OFF cIoTII III,
~ ryrn q c,h Than Re obtained elsewhere FOR large
small lots ~ addressing calnr Of WIN WALSH
:, Centre street corner IL Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

f.0INs MEDALS BoOkS.--JuST ~ sLtsHED, A
~ priced catalogue n old American sud Tor IGN coins
Asis ar wtirh tor sale ~ JOHN n. CURTIS ~
B,errker street n. Y. Price % cents per copy.
T-ug ne LACY; or, THE coSvtCTs EFvENGE-A
beautiful cxrfing arf mast enlraoriinory rundnce a
res he York b. the author Of The taeys Carer The
Actress The iorkst Sc For ste nj III bookstores and
a~s dspots ~ no United stats. Published tbs day and or
sale At ~ Ann street. TREE - rents
wv. =. ANDERSON, publisher, ~ tnn street
Ngv Y0sE. Oct g. ls5S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

OMNIBUS INSTRUMENTATION IS WANTED OF
~ Charles Worsley Minchn formerly of England and sup
posed 10 be an omnibus driver Apply TO j. W. Raymond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
sTEA MB0ATS.

s.r.NGE uF HOUR STEAMER BROADWAY VII.
u havr pier fct Of jay street every afernoor crnday
.,csp,. ocloch. for yonkers Hastings Dohhs fery
rar,,aws Sing Sing md iav.rsraw keturnins. vii oav
RavsrsuAv nj 6 ~ Ynnkers s.A, O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

A. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON SECOND
~ floor containing gas CRATE and closet win be- let with
board, y gentleman and wife or two genLemen Family
private; reasnablc location central Apply AZ 80 Fifth
STREET, near Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

~ II Yonksrs lne.n;s Hastings and ohhs ferry ~ cents
Prmcnt cents fsrryio~p !" cents sing sing ~ cent
R-kEsnd iste y Hsyersraw, - cents Grassy Pom;
70 srfs, serpanrsS Pulp cents pscssili ~ cent? The
a,amrr hrh'aiTR Capt Htnmond vii leave Jay street
every SUNDAY morning o'clock ohnE Amos street
Returning leave Peekk al O'Clock and make al the above
nurdlncs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

L,URsisIiED ROOMS To LET-wITn OR WITHOUT
partial hoard, % gentlemen only. Apply a NJ Fourth
street. the Bowery House contains AL the mo,srn inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

DICNAGD BARKEN SHORTHAND, OF RYDE, ENG
III land who le there and reached New York about Noyem
ber 1853 person knowing whether he living deal
requested communicate with Mr. n Appleton Lee No.
20 Sullivan street. New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08
Wyatt CardweII, Esu.,orcL

The Whlg party OF Char. tie ,s-
tanned an irreparab.e loss, Uy H..
from their midst. Of the veteran s..
high toned, chlvaIrous gen,.ea,,g
uame stsuds at the head OF lhI- ,r-...s
Its earliest organization Ia ID, pra....
MIR. Z. may be truly sand u fas.,...
head and front" OF hIs parry, II this.
and with hlm, we fear, It's glJry ma do. 20
Although ltis uulyersl ily cnnc4d, a.,
tina. the Democratic party has alg,y. 49,, .'''
majority 10 the county, ranging Lrrx ..r 80
ty and ttty votes, yet ty virtue o,
treme personal popularity, comtiapl a..
energy of character, and de,cruf,.,.
purpose, that never yielded t. anyortS....
however formidable, be has generally mn.
ed achieve victory, Whenever Ia. sian. -
OF his party mas been cOuWI,t.l b.. r...'
10 tact the very lame Of odd +
soubriquet, which has long -,bee yera ..,...
ed hlm IN consideration Of his irwin.
upon the political iurf, ha. alway. ,.,,..''
a tallsmanIc spell to arouse ana In.,r. -
Wings, while il has also, invariably .,,,..
terror into the hearts OF the upulsiGy r....
Mr.. Us departure from amUung us /, -,
OF deep regret with nIs many warm Der. .r,'
as we'll as political friends, with whom es
been 80 long associated 10 bis native c.n,,.
and to whom he has 50 greatly caiearey ,,,.'
sell, oy his courteous and cnlvarOu, ge,,-.
bis generous and warm-aeartei dl.r,.,..7'
and bis strict and answering lnte,nr,
character. lie carries with Aiul 70 h. -,
field OF labor, the best wishes If al. num-.
Gus friends tor his success sal pro.gerl.,. A..
we commend him to the good people o., a..
mover, with whom his lot is hereafter
cast, as true specimen OF the Virginia ,.,.
tlemsn, and as one Ia every respect, wyr..,
their highest esteem and most uunn..-
confidence. p
Charlotte, Dec. "a, 1858.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08
Tho C.m.ncn.s Use OF Arms.

Ia private account Of the recent battle
between the forces Of Lieut.. Van Dora and
the Camnnches VIC find the following:
"Most Of the lndiaus were armed with bows
and spears. Tae CsmaOches' arrow is for
midable weapon, "a full cloth yard long,"
and barbed with lror; at one hundred yards
it is almost as deadly as a rife ball, in fact
making far worse wound. The spears are
ireqrently old Mexican sword blades ground
sharp on both sides, and firmly fastened
into light strong pole Of mesquite wood
In the use OF this weapon, as With the bow
and arrow, they are very expert. They also
carry scalping knives, but no tomahawkS.
They are generally well mounted, and ride
with marvellous skill using either r lies or
bows with great dex,erity while their horses
are on a full galiop. 10 approaching an enc.
my they manage to shield themseves with
the exception of sn arm and one leg, hanging
on the side Of the horse, and in that position
will discharge their arrows from under the
horses neck. Said cur guide, "Old Iron.
Sides" in speaking of the Camanches, It's
mighty hard thing TO hit Cananche, any
how, 30 as to kill him dead. When they are
mounted they ride all over horse. I've
seen EN- fire arrows from under his belly, and
kill follows, while their horses we're going
like fash. Ifyou kill az Irjun's horse be
don't mind it but keeps jumping around, let
ting fly arrows and whooplng like mad
devil. Almost any jun will keep three ar
rows in the air at time. and some OMEN
four. tell you fellows GOT to Keep cool
and draw certain bead when be tights Ca
manches" To this proposition there being
general assent, the old fellow went on
Capt. jim Cakes, of the % Cavalry was out
on u scout about year ago, and one day be
came upon little party of Irjuus. The
Caps men fired and all the lnjuns broke but
one: he mounted and commenced firing, and
Oakes says it wasn't two minutes before he
mad shot two soldiers and badly wounded five
horses with his ID arrows"
"a cd did be escape.'
me, they got hin: Cakes Orderly Ser
geant first rate fellow, after firing two or
three times, shot him in the head. Bat he
was mighty smart Irjnn."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08
A diminution in favor of the pre-.
From California.

ST. LOUIS. December 6th-The overland
mail has arrived at St Louis, with later Cal
lorDia dates. The great regularity Of .hi.
mail has gained deserved praise.
}. Malnso, who WAS attached to Crabb's
PARTY OF California invaders, nearly all oil
whom were massacred at Santa 1nez, has
been released by the government OF Sonora.
Proceedings involving to considerable
extent the title to the city of Stockton bad
been commenced in the courts.
Capt. Billings, Of the Kate Foster, had
been arrested fer forgery.
The stage which left Rattle Snake bar had
been robbed recently of 81 500 belonging to
the house of Wells, Fargo i Co.
The United States coast surveying brig
Fauntelroy, Capt. Thos. Allen, arrived from
the upper coast, after very stormy voyage
and dangerous passage, with the surveying
party under the command Of Assistant James
Lawson, and J G. West. who had been absent
uu the tri. some six months. actively engaged
in surveying in the gulf Of Georgia, near the
18th peTailsl.
Dates have been received from Melbourne,
Australia. to the 2S'h If August. The Gree
long and Belaaroh railway had been insu-
gurated By cutting the first turf and an i'm
posing celebration.
There had been severe earthquake at Mel
bourne.
Rich deposits of gold had been discovered
IN Douglas county. Oregon.
Advices from Fraser river had been re
cciyed to the 22i October. The gold news
was highly encouraging, and the returning
Of miners had been checked. They were
realizing handsomely.