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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-25
ITALY.


ITALY.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Hses saystb
reported, and ushkey 10 10 truo, thst the oxst
ing rupture between Nap'es and the Western Powers
was susject Conversation between tho E0slsh and
Besoas,ons was spoksn Of as desirable, provided The
King Of Naples relaxed the oestinAcy With which he hes
beer sco1s:osS V rs,scs good .dvss me general
said that the revolutionary committee in London hes
fossn nsnsrsss sssalsrs iacs;ns 70 issureo.iOn.
PRUSSIA.
Queen Victoria had reached Potsdam On . visit 10 her
very unsatisfactory accounts had been received Al Ber
I'm nom fegernse Of The health Of Tho King Of PrucsA
RUSSIA.
despatch says the reported restoration q gsbasso
pol untrue, and that remains exactly - Ne allies
stoned BY neglect The efforts Of the Americas company
which undertook 70 Yae We ships have tailed. rhey
raised one Turkish steamer, which was rotten me Ras
san ships, being Of green WOOD, arc probably in me
letter from warsaw says tsas religious rsic.m has
The authority Of the ORTHODOX Greek clergy in certain
matters and suppressed some rediculons ceremonies
which had been introduced into Me pubic worship.
TURKEY.
The A&s collision IN Bosnia IN rurkhh Coratea and Nom
tepeero has caused sort OF panic IN the capital. Boe
~
fear Of anotheI ma Soltn 70 show h6 confidence,
bad gene with feet ON an excursion 10 Smyrna and
Archipe'sgo.
plos having 1or - obes the Of christians
had been discovered Of 5nyrDA TneGovernor hsd made
seizure Of Arms and sent the guilty parties to Ooasianti
nople
Il WIS reported that on the 2sth OF July, band Of
hcptepeerips, 1000 strong sssAlsd KoHschiu. killing
nearly 1000 Of ns inhabitants Who oonndng in the arm
Nce, were unaYmed
The hcptsneerns burnt many houses, and carried
a~sy women and children into captivity
INDlNIA AND CHINA.
Detaih Of the Calcutta mails Of July add nothing 70
the telegrsphio sspasch
me nesot,ata,ioss With the Chinese Oommssioner
pre- ceedpg o. Tentsm and interview TO take
place the 7th Of June which would decide whether
Ch,osse would yield 10 tue demands Of Eng
land and France or force them 10 continue the
The London Potts Paris correspondent writes that on
e,a dispatches had reached Paris, from which Il
eiuded that the Chinese desires peaoe When
the dispatches left expected hat terms Of peAoe
would be offered with permission 70
b embassies st Pehin, representing England and France
panic in the shaDghae native money market caused
suspension Of trade.
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siook es4 occ bales Of which iss 900 were American
srATB OF TRADE IN MAHcuEsrKR
TIE a5vces from Manchester favorable, sud there
Wa good demand for goods and yarns At firm prices.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUfFs MARKET.
netsrs Richardson Spence Co rtste thst ths weather
bad been good and prospects favorable
v.s eo-d flour very ds and prices sasier though not
guotably loser; Philadelphia and baltimore, 1is. Cd.
22s Ohio ~, a 29s Cd wtstern canal, zoe a 2is.
6s "a DO. soaihsrs, So. lod &C. "a white Western
and c@nsean, Ca On. ID do. ssutherp, &c. ID "a Sd
sss.; -siIe Northern, e4s ala Ga DO. NS- orleans,
9os. s33s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
hess-s Rkhsrd,on, Spence o. Bglaud, A.bsyak o.,
FOrs quiet make, bare Of American Bscou steady. WITH
ssbuy higher Gales al bss sos but holders ssssd eS
at The close ralov unchanged; butchers and North
American, 6os.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKxr.
The brosers add other circulars quote pot ashes dun
and slightly lover sales a, n 3ss Cd. Pearls duh ct
RICE quit, osroins It's iss Cd rss arw, wss more NJ
buyers than SELLER. Resin steady; ommcn, A. "a a.
- c o s s 10. auss 81
OIL car los f3s Dnsecd oil sIo- Of sals, bu, prices
N altered. spirin turpenspe steady at zoe.
LoNDoH MARKETS.
Hessrs Barring Bro,hers quote breadstufs dull Eng
lhh vhest declined In while foreign nrm white
me,iSsn, tSs. ace red, as ass. Flour, Dos s2is
scotch pig iron, t4s Sugar opened active, with al
OF 1s H. Cd, but closed quiet, though steady.
oonse heavy, and quotations barely maintained. Roc
quiet. Tea duh, but rates unohsr god; Ocosou lloyd
spirits turpepne dull - ass Iiuseed Gales in good de
msnd; New York, fi0 &C. Boston, 10 guinness IIpseed
OIL Gull Al a4. Sd. sperm oil, ESQ ESQ bs. rsiow
steady; Petersburg, aos
HAvRE MAnKEr.
For Ire week ending 10th nstant inclusive: Cotton
nrm, ard al qualities slightly higher, owing 70 very
fsvcrsee advces non toe manufacturing districts; sales
of the week 10000 bales stock Ill 800 bales New Or
lea0e tres ordnsire, l0T francs
RFeads,ufs am Al slightly higher rates, owing to tom
pnrsry short supplies Ashes drm Coffee BUOY ant Oats
nominal. Rice dull and nominal Sugar arm lard
quiet Whsebone, quiet but nfm
LATEST NARKErs.
- - Lvsnroot, August 14-Nocu
kcsrrr. Rchardson Spence o. report ali the markets
5000 bales
IoNpoS, August 14-Noon
Consos opened ri laet nights prices
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AMTRIA.

The Augssurp Gossus ssntysaos ths yepeY q Ne con
eeHtyaton Of sddoos troops BY Vie Ausan goversnest
on the Delmsisn hsptier The fsTees already u that
sfition w0u rays 10 perfectly safhctsut ~ project
the frontiers In case Of disorders, even thonsA Of SERIOUS
shATsCseY.
An improved understanding Ass been arrived At be-
tween Austria and RussA.
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ne London 7iws Of the lsth says-nliuob Central
shares we're steady rharsday ~ 2lh a0k Discount
and quotes sales Of LIMOS Central ~ Of 1890 free
lard Of s2kj do ~, Of 1875, Aa 80; do shares, Il
90 discount
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.
The Brokers' circular states the OF the week
40 900 bales Of which 400 speculation and 500
for export Holders offered their stock freely showed
Opposition " press salss. and quotations barely
msipfsned. fridays sales were coo bales Of when
600 were speculation Al for export, the market
closing dull At the following authorized guotaNops
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LANDING THE END OF TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.
IEfom tha Iixernonl Alhinn- Anansi 1


AZ dawn en- the morning o. The 9Th inst the spxiously
expected Agsmemnon and her cousort, the valorous,
were sighted, standing in towards valepta, and ai A.
NJ they were anchored Ia Douss Bay The two large pad
die box boats from the vsorous we're shortly altar
despatched 10 the Agamemnon 10 receive the Largo
Dsbien's batteries and electrical sppar aus the other 70
take In sufficient cable 10 reach tho shore Kpshsto~n,
where the compspys rsiou he's been established. The
swell at the ume rendered the % coinq the
qusite length Of cattle into the boa, work Of ar
hcui'y, end, squalls coming on and the position tho
Agsmemncn ber runh that she might have 70 pot out
any MID she honor Of lsndrs The end OF Tho
cable Jeff 70 the OF the Vsorous that shp being
IN better trim srd In more protected situation, and COO
tequently able W await the return her boats without
apprehension or Inconvenience Al bsn past the
train Of hcstr started two cutters towing the pstde Sox
boat csrry Ne cable snc being precsded after pasrg
Church sisud, where they became exposed 10 the
tide nv the other p.16is oox bat rpch nsi dsc1srgst
rev csrgo Of gelv.po batteries and appsrsirs
Al he end ~ss saely landed BY Ar. G T. Rrebt, the
ehief engineer ~ he cnmpsny, on TIE sranf a. koFns
tosr, smi3 Ms en'hoissc cheers Of not very age
covering or e natives, and the echoes Of assult ared
The Washington union., 1858-03-06
Frnernsn
THE UTAH ARMY.

The commander cf the army in Utah in his de-
spatch TO the general inchief urging the necessity Of
supplies and means 10 prosecute has operations calls
tensicn to the long lines cf communication necessary
be kept up.
This can i done properly only by additional
d force, and Congress docs not appear disposed
the present military establishment either by vo
untecrs regulars, the only method of accomplishing
the object Is to take into carly consideration the prop
ton 60 change the ordnance corps into regiment Of
drsgoons
BY restoring 10 the artillery corps the duties per
formed by the ordnance, and selecting from the two
corps the officers best adapted TO the artillery or iraroon
service efficient regiment of the latter be formed
for immediate rvie, without amy additional expense
fr yersonnd, 10 the country
As there three field officers of ordinance than
viii be required for the regiment ot drAgons it IL
suggested to create Of them chief artillery To I've
af the bead ct bureau for that arm, and at.ch add
sionsl major fr orinancc dats rch II the crr ri
ncnfs Of artillery &C.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

General Dix, on taking the chair, greeted with
three cheers He addressed the multitude consider
able length, closing as follows:
~ believe the President in all he has done has act
cd with the most patriotic and dian,erestc motives
have confidence in his wisdom WEI As his integrity
your faith in him and hs upright irtentisns
not inferior 10 my let then stand by him aud
let lr assured that in banishing from the halls OF
legislation subject of sectional controversy shall
contribute TO unite the conservative influence of all sec
tions of the ccnederacy upon the great public
with which the prosperity Of the country and tranquility
Of the Union 50 closely interviewer.
The resolutions, which published yesterday morn
ng entire, resd by Robert j. Dillon esq
Letters were received from Hon Howell Cobb. Hon
Aaron V. Brown, Hon Isaac Touory, and Hon Jacob
Thompson and from Hons. Reverdy Johnson John Sl
dell A. q. Brown, and number OF other distinguished
persons
The speakers were Hon Robert NJ MeIane Of Bati-
more, Hon. John Van Buren,, and Hon john Cochrane
The tone Of the meeting, says the Herald such
satisfactorily show that the administration has the
hearty and unnching support Of the democracy OF tine
metropolis" OF the two needing held In New York
during the present week to sustain the action Of the Pres
dcnt ON the Kansas question, the Herald says:
In the political history Of New YORK she never wit
messed demonstrations impressive more en-
asscrnhlage Of people present at each men, too. OF all
classes calm, business well those who
usually compose great political asssmblages AT the
Tarnnrny Hall meeting last night letters read from
the members of the cabinet and speeches made by
Hon John A Dix Hon r. NJ McIane, Mr.. John Van
Burn, Hon John Cocirane and others, In favor of the
settlement Of this Kansas nuisance, Ivy the early short
and direct mode in which il be settled the adnis
sion of Kansas a State under the Leoompton consf
tuition The sentiments of both letters and speeches
calm, business like, and firm, declaring in sim
pie way that this mischievous Kansas a
itation should be put stop to- and the country be per-
Dlitf.l to attend wEsle
question should he excluded from Congress and Kansas
be left 20 settle her troubles. These meetings
may be taken fair expression Of the opinion o the
metropolis. {"
The Washington union., 1858-03-06
WASHINGTON CITY.
orHiCIAL

Bv asd uxA fAs slsxx asd amssux Of As Senate
colAzToxs OF rmk CUSTOMS
william S rom<rc, disarict n Fairhsid- Connecticut
appointed
George p Eddy, district cf Niagara. Ne~ York, v'oe
A. v * HoiShkiS~, whs~s oosnlnissie-e expired
OryilIc Rcbin~sn district of oswego New YORK woe
Enoch b. TAlcott whose commission expired
Warren Brysnt, district of Buffalo Creek, Ae~ York
rice John # Hudson, whose commission eAlafed
WiIlian H. Curts district Of foTkto~A, virginia, v'ee
Joeeph b. Nottingham resigned
John & Parker district Of cberrystone, Virginia re-
hppontei
Henry + Hanoosk, district Of Washington, North
carolina r,-argosnte,l.
Ja,is. A. Ilasste, district OF st Msrs, Gccrgis; ne
appointed
Eet.rt N McMillan district Of Techc, Louisiana
appointed
l.aiarnin n Washington district OF San Fra1oisco,
California, vice Milton S. Latham, resigned
SURVIVORS cusTuNs-
william fayslen Hartford Connecticut rrapPoiniei
William A. Qaynn, Nottingham, Maryland rea9pointed
William Stands City Point, Virginia reaPpointed.
William " MITCHELL Windsor, North Carolina reap
pointcd
Charles Fsgot PoncLartrnin, Loai-ians resPPointel
Joshua IL Davis La ysca, Texas rcaPPcinted-
william A. Linn, So Louis Missouri reappointed-
Virginia rcagpcnsed
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

grievances TO be found alone In the first
elections, for Mr.. Seward gives elaborate ex-
euses for not voting at lAter period, alleging
that thereby they would recognise the terrific
rial system, and acknowledge inferentizliy the
inyalidiy of that Of Topeka their remedy was vio-
lent revolution. using instruction lie agency,
and beating down by force the authorities. Of the
Territory and Of the federal government There is
getting rid Of tins conclusion No frauds can
pai.iste the crime Involved in it, aud snbterfuge
can make it less than There can be no re-
beliion without rebels, no treason without traitors
and there ought TO be crime without punish
menf
We might appeal TO Mr.. Seward 10 stop his career
Of incendiarism to look fora moment upon that great
country which has h.norcd him ar a citizen and
representative aud cannot fail see in his frightful
doctrines torch which may yet light mp the whole
Union with The fires Of ciyi war. We are perfectly
honest in declaring that, as a work Of inherent mis-
chief filed in It's every line with the fatal elements Of
sedition and conspiracy, his speech Wednesday
last exceeds all others which blind parsanship and
political malice have yet presented to the American
people.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


HAKslsrs nn March The coayes<io@ met to-day
iaTsu~nt to ~i}sarnneat The eossaisxee sy-orseai
series Of r-ciuiiums OF which tt~ ssc~'ng n sse ~so
stmse
The Essst~ssnns ..sSlase hat sl.e 1snele Involved
the repeal "A tbs b~oan Caxsesais aad rssssiri
the Kansas Neax.<kA 1aneiy that the rco<s u tks
Iern@s~s sAAn sass " exrsssss- control - ss~n -
me>tr iustituiioos ~ only guarantee ag.Aa~s
aeitai.a tte nAtia vita mS.ri 10 The ~f n<aatu-
fitxs the sevesu nsan aud Ieris4~i. that the
spIlizGnn = tase des-cr.sr pwisds - tAe
isxts,n a nr~ Territories and the adntsqGm d nfw
stsser With " wteat slavery tAe pcdPk may ei~t
- xeIl ~ De svx rights Il al " Ha1sss he pre-
served that the esisinal onvm4 - sse CONSTITUTION
must bc maintained nyioaatc, A. ~ hasssny snd pei
y~-taity Of the Union preserved
The resolutions very lougs ard fully ~uensn s'r
Isusanpr.n cpsssHat'en AID the Ircssisnt s. =
Mr. slokes of wcsfstmeLAlNs offered suhs1tase, pie
sentng the views 81 the saEodity II the conscnnoas
which declare the acceptance sf sss Leonp>s,a rns,i
he congressional usuTf~ton, aasd thai The
nsesnirs of Congress voting for icpnp<os ~<s gw'Ay OF
moral irsss,n. They further endorse Gov Packer
eoasr, s-s-rslsiiy set forth in his inaugural
Essosp pss~ayca
This afternoon exciting d.haIe ensnod the
Inso9s and Mr. Stokes ssncaia.ent host by ~ 90
l23
The committee resolutions adopted III TO
tise anti <ssnp.onitss refusing to vote The genrai
nominations were then made and the cenvsatieu sc-
joIrnel until evening
News frsm the Plains.
ST. Lows March 4.-1hc Me~ff<rt tMo correspond
cnt .f The Republican states that Mr.. Kitchen. who has
arrived there New Mex,eo, brings intelligence Of
desperate hsht bstween the Pawne1 and Aapahoe Ia
dsns PAwBec Fork ia which ten Of the former
Killed and many wounded Mr. Kitchen reports hnving
met a large nufnler of Cumsnches and kiowas, who ex
pressed the Of feelings towards the whites and stated
far they concerned the army and other
trains shoud he mcestci BY the Indian tribes All
was quiet in New Mexico.
Oppesitioa to the Canadiaa Government.
Tonosyo C. W. March 4.--1homas Darcy McGcr,
formerly clitof al the Irish News in New York but
now member Of the Provincial Parliament from MON
sral made his first speech last night in orposcu to
the government. Ii exceedingly violent
NEw YoaK March 5-l'otton declined cent-sales
Of / 600 bales uplansis quoted IL c~nts F1cur 6zm
sales of I3 500 bbls stnte - ~ - IS Ohio, ~
IS SIS 10 . southern ~ 90 So Whczk firm
saes ~ q bas,rx southern rsv 81 l5 u - white,
81 30 81 SO Corn unsettled sales cf II 500 bnh-
els southern yellow, 81 10 cents white. noiaiDai
81 a s. cents Pork is dedinng mixed. SIS s5 slb
50 prime sls 50 Sl5 sugar hTm--Orlransv ) a u
cents and Mnscovsio. "a centS- CaARsr quiet No
lass is Orleans 80 ~ cents spirits Sady at
a. cents R1sin bup.sstsi 80 si S.. Rice steady
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

u is said that Mr. FeIix Forrcfi is 10 said for
Genoa 60 which pns he nte uniisi States con
sal during General Picrcrs administrator The Sar
dinan government had formerly refused IN grant Mr.
Fosrrsti erss,nafnr but Mr.. he Cayo'r has ws
lrstwR his opposition
The Washington union., 1858-03-06
THE GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS IN NEW YORK

The New York papers ~ yesterday morning tlied
with the proceedings of the great demonstration of the
people OF New York the 4th instant who assembled
In obedience call of three thousand FIVE huuired of
the leading business OF that city, to sustain Pre
dent Buchanan in his desire TO settle the Kansas
trorersy by its immediate admission a state. 1t
the second gathering of the democracy If New York
within week, and is described unparalleled in the
enthusiasm and gnanimty which characterized it. Tam
many Hall absolutely packed THAI hundreds could
not obtain convenient General John A Dix was
unanimously chosen president with the following array Of
vice presidents and secretaries among whom notice the
OF many Of the Most prominent citizens Of the
commercial metropolis
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

Thomas w Ward, esq, of Bo~ton for many wears the
asent % Mrss Haring Ertlers i;ss IN that city tie
4ih issfanf
The Washington union., 1858-03-06
MarketA
,ncerts n PhsIAarnssaic HAN.
MISS JUHANA MAY

As the homer tn announce thai saae wAil ElNe IWo
Ill grand aanevss, In wasfhngNn THE week
plsrr THURSDAY tb~ 1lfs n~i ee -e,aS
s~ xia he assrtrf
by disiinsaa hed srir;s.
Fun psrrscuar= gwen IN advertisements
. sfNta VI 1ssNa
The Washington union., 1858-03-06
rrors.TaO.raos q lhs Wa-liuztau U.ial. !

FrorresEaoaeacs q rhs WA-hiuztaa uaiu1
POPULARITY on THE PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK
THE GREAT TANMsSY HAIL Rs1iFlcaTtoS
MEETING.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF 1.ICH GLOSSY HAfR,
CompisrFy Preserved Il TIC Gvsafsr -fgs

4 ND who that is gray would not have it restored
"A 2 frmr color t IS. vsuli Aase de re~. rss~es
,roub~d ~rs<ns would ~
hesdac ~oasa y, rnr~f
Hair Restorative WA DO ali tis-ee circular and tho following
.AKsoR, Nov. b, 1855.
DEAR ss
Hair Restorative hut having heea etsrn eafcs h acrry sn
dses Se d,-pc Etos
quack IAwrencs nsonshs
ner ~sn ssa gave me sr q .ure .h iral q ysnr
tln entirely wic and sesse exaaar,ng
bescs har RESTORED heauspaa
glossy us~,r.
and sreig ossr e eaa shs sa%aas se Z ns ns s.ese
the nead aud a.crs al and fr-
10 entirely
rsmoTs and can and DO ms, eorily and etaaaal re-
"r ss ss ra q e Or asr, 70 e,,sai % .r "r and s.su
SOLOMON nASs-
rurs vosp = long a.ae si'er Blaela sss
Eour agent N sr''' and sa rs we o,aae 2 Try On Mrs
~sd 90; and as facaas.
Witnessed y effects are ne~ anE and seeaAr.sasaE ~ oss e @
Asaa very respectfully and truly yoars,
carlz1x, tIa,) yune @s, lss2
have used r,rrf WOODS
,urey gray hu by tha sslsi
nRfF.E ex senator u &
4 On rrsprcrs broadway " IT, IN she greai
y wiTr gslrg t~a hmrTs aaa III MarAs street y Ii.
F,h E--seaa pcarwanas
nEgIT AND CREDIT; a novel, translated iroa.
IL tbs ecrmn d sasisv Fsrlss, With pscace rs crar
wiste rses, nv eluars~ Essrse.
fresh sngrF ~ Erssr7ee crasi
last rrcssves AMI fr sas- hy BaAyTuaRr NoHrrF
I ifE AND CORRESPONDENTS or JAMES
rrseii e NJ s.~sse ,asse- hr ssremr
u,aod s.1lss; hs snnaa Mckee
ATS saSeessors ~ H. faTnbsm.
nocToR BARCLAYS GREAT WORK on JE-
rusas-n-Tbe cns ~ the II ~as
RsNsHARr 1 Mssrx
Mars Successors % r FarnAaua-
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ID nFusf ruhsca'sa s has ,een sssaehseed The book
sur-~ WILLIAM fAIAAxTySE.
may prs. .sabaea,sus,
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M
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90 .vsri g'@-s- We ever aarra s'r ssuoe~a Dresses
Oar nsurtrn ssd Correspondents send surrs-
married. plain asrrpr~ purchaser
We sr~ no. o,~snr any ncw sosss~ss
our cred, basnss X sos uauch a
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The Washington union., 1858-03-06

HARPERs MacazfNE rog NaReIi, JUST re-
III cfftes ara ~ sairtt
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

\ ifE AND CORRESPONDENCE or JAMES
lrrae Jusso-s ed ssyrem~ cs spc
llfcd Sdzss4. hs ernsth J. Mckee
sass by n MoEsy,
N X. FaTEba
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

New York and Pennsylvania, the great States OF
the North are coming up to the support Of the sd-
ministration in solid unioR The work goes braveIy
on
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

necTOR BARCLAYS GREAT WORK on JE-
rusalrrnTbe Cis the u
ana is u be by Nv. u Barclay For nv
M.tNeHARr L. Ma3stx.
Mar q r.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

4 ND who thai is gray would not lsave II restored
q ~eua ae grew rcsaswea
roubied v anarnA and nrnr ba wsrfd have or
scrofia, scaa ~rsyxsnns ~ x"ud ~
{nrs,rsarsa5 rnref
pfnpiss No"1's
ali ,,sec
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

This afternoon exciting d.baIe ensno cn the rs~o-
IusioIs and Mr. Stokes a4ncaisnt host by II o.
l29
tine anti Irrssnp.onss refusing to vote The genral
nominations were then made and the oeavestiotl s
j0nraei until evening
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

nEBir AND CREDIT; novel, translated ironi
iscs ny Charles Ess-ic.
:. Iresis supply g Brstrpe
Jaai rrcsvea AMI fr sass hy Bi-ANsUARr 4 MnHrS.
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

DAFTiST BD0ks---A Depository of the American
ID EaFusf ruhscssa ssay has established
stnr-d WILLIAM PAJIAyTYNE.
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The Washington union., 1858-03-06

hpsAsA--The republican STATE conscntion ~ iDdi-
ana, which met the 9Th instant mae the following
Rofninstion~
For 5ndges na the supreme court. Horace r. Rhilc A.
fi~ndrirks Simon Ysndss and VI. n Griswoh for
aifnrn~v gsrsr~l W Otto fr Stste treasurer, John
state A. fsne sr superintendent oi puhlic inStruc-
tim Iohn Y0ung
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News rrs.a the Plains.


Tonosgo. &C. W., March 4---1homas Darcy McGcr,
formerly eltof al the Irish News, In New York but
now member the Provincial Parliament from Mon
srsal made his speech last night in opposition 10
the government 1t MAS exceedingly Violent
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

Fnrs Won long iiae sfier saw Bissriu t-s
which uIsr
gann's all
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Witnessed and recommending ei
eatrd b She 8si consideration .cu claim
Asala, very respectfully and truly, yours,
SOLOMON MANN.