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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22
Estray Notice.


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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

On the i<ih inst. by Rev. q. W. Crawford.
W. BrLtsxo. Of Chicago, HIS, % Mrs
MiLpEkD A PslcE. Of Nigo county. Iud.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has been appointed niDinistra
tor OF che estate Of William Naylor. late oil
vigo county. deceased. Said estate Is sop
posed to be solvent.
GEORGE W. NAYLOR.
Nov. %. 1855 w3w Administrator.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

keep Up good sssoftment Of these works.
bringing on a they are published, the books
Of the nosf popular authors of the day. and
which ! may not have ia the way IL Theo
logical Medical. or Law Book. | am agent
Tor vigo county, for the sale OF Appleton pub
locations The New American Cyclopeda
Abr,dgment Of the Drbaies Of Congress. A msr
lean Eloquence. aud Buuons Cyclopedia Of
Wit and Hunot. All 81 Surgeons Works.
K,tto's cyclopedia Of biblical Literature. aud
Ol.haufen's, aud Clark'- Commentaries, f0i
AL. ~ plfRI ISHrRS PRICES
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

The largest stock i'm market, Of Horn, Rub
Der aud Shell Tuck Combs. Round Combs
Also, Fancy and Plain Hair Pins, Fine Per
fumes, Soaps aud romstums.
IF FnIExps one and all. give me a call, a,
No :, Phan,x Row, o. g Wabash street, and
will cndravor to show you by honest, up
right dealing, that my statement is true.
Your.
OLIVER BARTLETT.
Nov. %. lesS.wly
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Jos ;. 5r>rKEs. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
Robert r. Walkers Letter Foeorstns the
Kansas Conference Rul.

WAsHtNsTOS 'fTf. Anfn ~, 1908.
Your letter OF this date has Just received and
hasten 20 say that, Ia my judgment the conference
kansas bill should b. adopted. expressed this OPT
mon first reading the bill on Saturday last and
must adhere to IL, although. 1t the bill rad neen ~
falsely represented, submission OF the ordinance
only, should have sterny opposed u. This bill,
- interpreted by M, l. VA precise conformity with
my views and course. not only in Kansas, but since
my return aud. in following the path where duty
aud conscience babe me, must support II. must
bs permitted. however, ~ do this VA such way as
will cast valued friends, Who honestly
oppose this bill because their construction Of differs
from my own. Whilst this bill maintained my views
~ ~ popular sovereignty, IL would II adopted save
the Union from imminent peril IL The bill passes
the odous Lecompton constitution, born in fraud
and baptized In forgery and perjury, will be fefest
ed by an overwhelming vote Of the people OF Kansas,
thus demonstrating by practical results the tfutn ~
my Interpretation, that this bill does IA tact submit
the constitution 10 the popular suffrage, for ratnca
ton rejection which is all I have ever required.
With such a bill and such decision OF that people
under H. no formidable effort wiil ever be again
made ~ withhold from the people OF inchoste States
vote for or against the ratification or rejection OF
their State constitution and the ogarehive doctrne
OF corSe ntoual sovereignty viii be abandoned l
write in great haste, aud vii A. future period EN-
BODY NV views fully in letter for publication, ~
EXPRESSED in our recent conversation.
K. J. WALKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
Garrison Letter "a the Orsini and Pierrs De-
moostrasloo ln Boston.

At the meeting in Boton on the 29th utimo, in
honor OF Orsin and Pierri, the martyrs Of liberty"
a letter Was read from w. L. Garrison, of which the
following are material PORTIONS
BOSros, April 30, 1853.
I deem IL an honor 20 have received official IN.
vitston to be present. this evening, at the meeting
at Nassau Hall. to commemorate the memories OF
Orsn and his associates who have recently been BE-
headed by the decree ~ "A remOrsele-s tyrsnt IN the
person oi Louis Napoleon; because II implies that
you believe my sympathes and aspirations are with
the oppressed throughout the world, without regard
10 race color cline You rightly judge my charac.
ter am not only an abolitionst for the cDatehzed
slave, but an emancipationist for the whole human
race. ] am no advocate for oDe-ded liberty or mere
national independence but wherever tyranny exists,
loaihe and execrate 1t, and proclaim liberty to be
the inaIiensble right of every human being-hb-
erty Of person. OF locomoon, Of Thought or speech,
OF the prersberty in all things, At all times under
all circumstances in all lands, for all peoples, through
all time, and 10 all eternity For more than quar-
ter Of a century, | have publicly inscribed ON my
flag this motto-"My country u the world; my
countrymen are all mankind This sentiment IL in
my heart and circulaes with every drop OF blood IN
my body; and when prove recreant 70 II, let my
tongue cleave 10 the roof Of my mouth Therefore
i 10 that deeply sympathlze with your Gathering
the cowardly, perhdious bloodstained usurper who
has crushed the liberties Of France, perpetrsted in
Vulnerable crimes and atrocities, and IL seeking 10
aid every form Of European despot'sm; Your meet
press, people or government. How can America
synpathise with any struggle for freedom In the Old
Norldi She holds every seventh person Of her vast
population in letters OF ron ~ brute beast,
article OF merchandise. With four millions Of slaves
In her ruthless grasp, abe has not only lHt all reve
renee for human rights, but she ridcnles and rejects
her own Declaration OF Independence; and hence
her instincts and feelings with every tyrant In
Europe and against its down,trodden masses and
such will be her state and attitude until she breaks
every fetter, and lberates every slave on her own
SOIL then shall she lead the nations of the earth 10
universal freedom.
Much more could add, for my heart Is full, and
] "could pour II out like water !" but must pause.
let me conclude with this sentiment
Liberty for France, for Germany, for Italy, for
all nationsl Liberty for the slaves In America, for
the serfs In Russia. for all people who are held W
hrsldoml Defiance and resistance ~ despots come
what may and success " treason - against bloody
usurpation!
Accept this testimony a. substitute for my bod
y presence and believe me dear sir.
Yoprs, to break every yoke.
VIZ. LLOYD GARRISON.
Editor Of the Liberdtor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
Police enfsIiig~pee.

BURGLARS FErsrurup. some burglars effected
the premises Nos 10 snd li2 West Forty .eoosd
street. At early hour yesterday mclng out secouss
alarmed ~ the approach Of pol-0uSa, hey ssd from
he buildings, leaving tner booty Behind Tbe rseoah
MANAGED 70 make sooi their esals ty sesins over @e
rear fences and penetrating W f.rty unrd street
srAEmNG AssRsY ~ roxPxSs SouAsE-A number OF
young rowdies snacssd Cuban sd named Joan sncSS,
rompsns square, Sunday sneruoon -oen the ai'ef
drev knife and In sefdefencs stabbed ons me fei-
evs IN the arm sanchez vas subsequently arrested and
heb, q. hail i'm the sum Of $500 " ne principal
Of the boarding school No. 81 - ssrss pace vhere
sanchez rrs,es has suffered much trouble Of ate 10 con
seaptpce 4 the attacks " these rOrdy boys UPON hs
srhclars and shes the poce vouid stent 70 the mat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

POSTMASTER ARREsrED.-Rev r. Lean, minister
OF the Wesleyan Methodist persuasion, arrested
and brought 10 Detroit the 3Oth ult charged with
robbipg the mail at W1th, Fuscoa county, Mich.
az which place he was deputy postmaster. rne
hundred dollars. Lean was brought before com
sioDer and required to find Oai ia the sum Of 81 900
for bis appearance in court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
liz 70 lo3.


>~~~~~~~~~>~
{ Or. Buchanan has healed the wounds u bleeding
KAnsAs
<~>~>~>>~~~ ~~~~~~~~~
l The sohreccbers' occupation 10 gone.
<>>e~
II W understood that shero Will shortly be grand i'd
mnsuaron denomination IN Tammany Hall 10 r~jo'cc
the passage Of the English bill. The canon employ
ID est night wastbe Empire Club pocket peoe.
GALLANT CospcT-lAvKD IRON DnowNsc.-Wnen the
steamboat wyonns receiving passengers from the
railroad tran at ExAbeshport New Jersey, lest evening,
~ Interesting boy fell board. He would have
tuay drowned bad not Thomas Connolly, adrcmao
board the Wyoming jumped into the water and rescued
him
DxpioAnoS oy INV CnuRur.-rhc congregation for.
merly worshpping In the Mulberry Street Methodist Eps
copa church will dedicate their church, pro.
cess OF erection Mt the corner Of Fourth avenue and
twenty second street, on nexrSunday, Mayo
Fmy wyr EissnKsrH 5rRUn.-Abeut twelve O'Clock
Sunday sisht nre discovered In Bradford's Am
brosype Gallery, No 1856 West Eighteenth street The
flames we're room eItngushed Damage uifins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
City InteAllxence.

The DEMOCRACY JrmIAKr.-One hundred and twelve
guns Cred In the Park last ss. II the nstADce Of
the city democracy 10 celebrate the settlement Of tho
Kansas troubles in Washington There ~as quite crowd
To attendance 10 witness tho firing, and much enthusasm
manifested Several banners Dsre displayed, On
which the following devices were insoribed:-
AL boD0s TO Inc city delegation.
I Sichlss, Kelly Co,hsane, MAcCoy and Ward
Une boiler.
60
coffin.
! Q
a,c jacet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

supreme Cour,-spec,ss T~vw
Judge Cerse s'burned Ws court antl Sstlriay srt,
rhen siB renter,d those esees heard n
4 o ApTI tim.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

PxAoEst-rhe pesch trees have not that We can hsrn,
been injured BY any Of the recent changes Of temperA
lure. iGgec rOt e ANTICIPATED.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that 1, GEORGE
WOLFLIN,' Collector Of the city of Evans
Vile, viii between he (h9urs Of nine and
twelve, A. NJ, and two and five O'Clock, p. NJ,
ON the fourth, ffftif and sixth days of March,
Is5S,. sell, az public auction, az the Court
House, in the -Sity of Evansville, Indiana,
the following lots, parts oflots. and pieces. Of
real estate, in said city, taxed to various per
sons, TOR the payment of the taxes due from
the owners thereof to the city Of Evansville,
! the same being now due and unpaid: ii q
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Payments to he made in all cases in advance Money
current in the Stale where issued will be received al
par.
A discount Of twenty-five per cent. viii beallOwcd
clubs. Four copies " Biackwo0d- or OF one Review
will he sent one alires for 81; tour copies OF the
four Reviews and BlackWooJ for so: and 50 on.
The POSTAGE to any part OF the United States will
he but twenty four cents year for BiackwOod; and
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BLACKWOOD's MACHINE,
t4r THE | ,t
q RlTISH Z EVsEWS .

n SCOTTsS CO., New York, continue to pub
II xs fish the following leading British Periodicals,
viz: u fp
Z. THE EnINBURG REVIEW CWhig). --n1
s. TIE NORTH BRITISH Gree church,.
4. THE WESTMINISIBR REkiEN (LiheraD-
:. BLACRw0oD'S EDINBURGH aIAGAz.fSE,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
DOCTOR j. N. HUGHES.

n ATE PHYSICIAN OF THE UNITED STATES
~ MARINE HOSPITAL AT LOUlSfILLE, hs>
located in this city, and VIII give prompt attention 10
the practice Of his profession in its several ranches.
Office and residence Second, between Iain and
Division sfreffs, being the same formerly occupied by
DIR. Byford. Regular hours FOR consultation from O.
" O'clock. A. NJ, ssti from 20 and from -. 20
O'Clock, p. a. -,F,.l -
~ Calls made in his sssesoe from the osEce, ard
registered Will be duly responded N- nUvf.u
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These Periodicals ally represent The three great 20
ltca plrties OF Great itaII--W Ing, Tory and Rail-
ca-hut politics forms only one feature OK their citr-
scter. As Orslns Of the most profound writers on
Science, Literature, Morality, ami ei goi, they stand
as they have ever stood, unriSaed in the world Of
letters. III tt-s ~ .
These Reprints can now be placed in the hands OF
sulscrIDers about soon as the orisinal editions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
NOT FAILED DuT STILL REDEEsIING.

SSINCE the suspension Of Bankers, Brokers and
- Mercantile houses has become 50 general, AN.
EMBICH informs his numerous CUSTOMERS ami the
public generally that he Is still reeeming al solvent
Bank Notes, including Tennessee, Illinois and W IS
consin with rich and fashionable Dry Goods AZ low
prices. -sf
avng lately iittei up the up stairs fer The display
o. notons, Fancy Goods, and W oOlen Knit Goods,
great variety, and asfr are constantly receiving
ew supplies we are prepared to meet any sum, ard
sill continue - redeem all sOlventnCtes IN seasonal de
Dry Goods 10 the satisfaction OF all customers.
nov I3.tf r1rr4T--- %
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08

= GEORGE WoLFLIN, Tax Collector.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08

Y Aleby FAN. VtCkEEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08

|. lust REGEIyED BY EXPREss.-
81 Stories and Legends, by Gaes arsenSood;l
S-.STanper and sepshine;
Cyelopeais Of Wa aud HuDar, Il
; ian2S !. HcALV's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
Personal IntelIlgence.

Among the passengers by the Ariel for Europe yeser
day NO notice the departure Of Col A. Ferguson and
ady (nss erbcrt Of Ionden) Of Lexington Ky. Col r.
carries dispatches the Court 81 James, and, aer
viss 70 his adys family, Lord Carnovoran and General
MuDdsy Governor OF the Isle OF Jersey, intends making
bis home at Florence.
Senator roombs will also visit the West after Congress
adjourns-
Gen. Qultman has been having quite uiumphal march
through South Carolina whittier he went TO attend tho
nversary OF the Palmetto Association His reception al
Columbia and the public manifestation along his route
said TO have been very enthusiastic. II will be
stsrmng OF the City Of Mexico.
Mrs Ex-president Tyler. during her visit TO
Richmond, paid into the Mount Vernon treasury 500,
which che had collected by her excrtons In Charles City
county, Va.
Hon David 8. Reid, one OF the Senators from North
Carolina much improved In health, and he may be
pected Washington in the Of ten days or less.
His mmed friends indulge the hope Of his entire re
covery from the very serious and protracted illness he
has suffered
The Herald Of Freedom, published at Lawrence, Kan.
sas gives account Of the proceedings OF meeting
held in the Unitarian church OF that town In which the
Inevitable Jim 1ane announced himself candidate for
United States Senate declaring that he had challenged
the distinguished Senator from Illinois 10 rta combat,
who had refused 10 fight, shielding himself behind the
privileges OF his position and that he was anxious 70
get upon the same level with the Senator that he might
exact an acceptance OF his hostile proposal
Senator Bates OF Delaware sast recovering his health
and strength, and his sight Is entirely restored There
ia every probability Of bis being able 10 take his seat in
the before the adjournment OF the present session
Of Congress.
Major NsIghbors United States Indian Agent for Texas
and Capt q. Beckwith, u. 5. A., are In Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16


CHArrAs.-On saturday morning, May rs, af,er thrce
and half years OF intense suffering from asthns and i
complications, MANY A, wife Of Ut Edwin N CnapnAans
The and friends are invited 10 attend the funo
raj, this Sunday afternoon, at three clock.
New Haven papers please copy.
CrARK-In Brooklyn, suddenly, Friday morning,
May IL, c. IoUpA CLARK, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends OF family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents No 2os sscke street. on Monday afternoon, at
half past one O'Clock. Her remains will be Aken 10 Mid
detown, Conn, for intermont
CrcERAsE-op Saturday morning, Nay Is, Eiixs c,uB
RIM, daughter OF Richard and Ellen Cochrane, aged
The funeral viii take place this Sunday afternoon
three O'Clock nom the residence OF her parents oI cold
DovemuY.--At 60 Main street Brooklyn, Of congestion
Of the lungs, JoHs HEsRr DorGuEycTS aged year, s
months and days.
The friends and acquantances OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend hs funeral from asihors resi-
dence, 63 Main street. Brooklyn on Monday aernoon At
two O'Clock, withou, further noace
FESrON.-Of consumption, 'iHow,s wnaAs, OF
Thomas (deccased) and Caths dne Fenton aged year
The funeral will lesvc the rssdence Of Mrs Fenton for
Greenwood Cemetery, this afternoon st two O'Clock
GIniiN-On Saturday, My Is, after long and scyero
ilnees PErR G1S, mai ave Of Ireland county Of Sligo,
aged 50 years months and Is days
Ihefends ana acquH ntances respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Fl his late residence, us Worth
street, on Monday st rnoon, At two O'Clock.
sEosSon sa r. AZ, Nay 10, fREDsluox Gnc, NE
youngeet son OF Gar e. and Anna Gross aged years.
months and days
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to .,
scn" .a'o On sonoay GternOOn, NJ TWO OCiocA
from the resder zee Of hs parents l62 Bowery HIS re-
mains win be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment
BsFERy fan Saturday afternoon May 10, Ta,NNs, son
OF Patrick Ind Catharine Hefefn, aged 10 months
The fureral will take plsce IRON ,he residence Of hin
father, 10 lover street this Sunday afternoon, At trr
o'clock. The friends OF the family invited 10 attend
HASp-on saturday, May rs. Mr. JoIS HAM, nstv,
Of the parish OF Rowlsso~n, county Of Dublin, Ireland
| aged 90 years
The friends and acqusntsnces Of the family rs
pectfuy invited 70 attend the funeral from his late rcu
dence, A9s seventh avenue between Forte.h and For
y ars streets this Sunday afternoon two o'clock
Of Edward and Mary McKale aged years. months anc
10 days
The friends Of the family, and those OF hs brcthsr in
law, Michael Bayniclo are requested 10 attend his tune
raj this Sunday Afternoon, At tso O'Clock from No. 10
| Thompson street. corner OF Houston.
MsnoyY.-Os Friday afternoon, May IL. amer long AM
severe lutss, Mrs. NxtfY BRYAN M,HONy, sea
49, !sia,T AsoAsss "A me i-4nAI a. lss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmI-ADkiPfnA, May Is, 1858.
sock dull. Pennsylvania state 5s, 80; Reading Rail-
road 23x Morris Canal, a.; Long Island RAILROAD, LIS
Penney Ania Railroad, Al
NEW ORLEANS, May IA, 1855.
The sales Of cotton to-day 500 bales unchanged
RATES sales Of 20 900 bales 2s7 oaes
snesd Of year IS 500 bales increased rcceots at all
Southern ports Is 900 bales Lard dull and &C lower
Prime RIO coffee lie. IL &C. sales OF tue weex $3.50
bags stock 900 BAGS against 81 600 1t t1e time
Lass year. Freghw-Cotton 70 Liverpool l5-32d 70
Monns, Nay II, 1853
Tho sales OF cotton 10 day LOO bales middiicg
Ike saes o. the wees. 900 bales Receipts or the
week eco bales against 800 bales In the same week
last year Receipts this port TO Jse 81 SEQ bales ahead
OF lsst year stock rs $40 bales Freghts unchanged
CHARLESTON, May Ia, 1883
The sales OF cotton day 800 bales at extremes
Of l2c l2xc the business doiog rs a. average one.
without QUO able change In rates. fne increased receipts
nj ali Southern ports incorrectly sent yesterday
They should have stated at "a 200 bales, Ia oad OF
$4,000 earn
Sales to day $50 bales OF cotton at i2sc for mddins
Fair. -. ,s,s
Flour steady Wheat steady add unchanged, exeot
thai the lower grades heavy. Corn unchanged
wbiekey nominal, at DOC 20hc. Provisions dun aud
dropping. - -, ,o,a
Flour very dull, with little or 90 demand Tor export
Wheat dull sales OF 900 bushes req 81 o. white,
Al 1Oa 81 ~ Corn In active demand, at 70Sc for yell
Isu and csc for white. Whskey stesdy at 2lc. &c.
Provisions dull with Q declining tendency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
jersey City News.

Tsx HUpsoS BResDs, under Brgadier General James
Hatfield will parade the 10th Inst for practice in field
movements some Of the companies will appear in the
new brigade uniform introduced by Brgadier Gensrs'.
Hatfield this being the only brigade that has ever adop' cd
brigade dress. The uniform Of mszsrine blue ~ nts
dark blue ook coat, cap Of pattern OF list regr nent
with wreath ornaments and enamclled leather body
belts. They will undergo thorough inspection and 70.
view, together with Geld prscuce The .ighwood
Guards, attached 10 this brigade, Al their 10 mestng
Firps Iseuiepeni. The fnghwood Guards III parade IN
the new uniform.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
tn. p,,,, n.s >sande-
TO 1Hs spfTOR oP rHs HsKALD
~san.,ev

New YORK, Nay Is. 1851.
In TIE ewsoced accouas an p bushed on sslu-dsy
toucbng py oe'ns ooasds NY Epgish ofi,er ~ the
harbor OF sagNs La G'aude there are 50 many n.ccs
and oversta enen.s Of what 1anspired tbs, al.
obliged, liz justice myself ana others 70 REQUEST 'as
tie pcbhc wiz ho,u me responsible for apytepg c
you'd s.st pu1lsho oyer ny s,goature Nj
veessi not searched vi the language acd pesiog ~
the Ergish officer were thoe o; geLtsma5 spd maie
compliant, except that ne Ned good many liessl0ns
which thought bo had rsL IN, after sssng tns
vessel regular trader aud loaded su t1e products
OF the country did smell h, breath, stated he
asked me for glass Of water and is usus'. y,ted
I'm 70 take glass OF gin, which ne VI not refuse. 40
used no pro'ahe or other language somas 40 OIL
AL LEN A. SAFE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

adjourned to-day, witSou. granting the application Of the
Ey,ane Journal for injunction against the Aaas and
Angus prevent its sctins STATE paper the next
term Of the Court commences In July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

DsArH, INSANITY AND rHK DUSv ,oN-Miss Usr.
by, the daughter CT the old Who * ,,ed G n eooe
her scducer IN New Orleans nov "a pnsn,.c stone IA
avaa, uss ls~.-. - i.,-~s, az s-s ..l-- - AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
Naval Ihtellipenee.

TIC United States brig Bainbr ige at Mort Nix 'eived
selling oroers on Tuesday last her desiuao teog the
coast u africa On Wednesday survey was \sd on her
by the Co1u1ndant o, the Navy Yard aao q. officers
astached 70 the 0rdoaaos DEPARTMENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

1As hesauiN rssAss 6~zos sersp a. he
obtained. ssnuins. As j. g. SAVkDEBF sore Ne \Sas