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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27
nARlTIME IAfELLIGENCE
Movements - Ocean Hs~.msrA



Black Warrior New Yorh June -. .Hsvans %.
xoses Taylor .....hsv Yot....July S....AspinwsIl
sTEAHHs TO AND FROM HAVANA AND srv ORLEANS.
E.r.rs CrTr.Frow sev Yors "a, arriving a. uavsrs
ga arriving .. New York ,s,h.
and New Orleans ish From New orisans nsh' havana
etA arriving ., New York I'd
IA AID View orle.ss sS rres New Orleans ss, Hsysas
81, arriving ri New York lsth.
lsl ssd ssv Orleans 81 Prom New Orleans In Hsvsns
lsth arriving ~ New York lpth
and ga From Havana ioA and 18Th due New YORK Isth
When The Sunday the steamers will .ap
on Monday, except from Few Orleans
TIE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value to those having correspond
The mall leaves Southampton the en- AID 2ch Of zach
Arrives Al Gibraltar sbou; 9Th and ash Of same month
Arrives Malta about the l<th and sOh Of month
Arrives Alexandra about The lAh Of sAme and an Of fol
Leave. sees sssu, the 18th ss of s or 9Th Of
Arvy. At Alden ssont The 18Th 18th Of and lou or
lfih OF following mouth.
nyal for Bombay. and iIh 70 son FOR China 4c.
Indian rAyy steamer arrives Bombay about the ID 10 5,h
IN and "a 70 ~ 81 Following nos,h '-"' 90 "
sssay ,c r -ss =. ms
Arrives Al rulo rensnG about the ifn or l3s and 7sh
Arrives a sns.pors ssou, the isA ish and ss or Is,
Leave. sIsEspsrs aleu-, II hour. sn.r arrival.
h.,ss At Req Koss ssesi NE Nd or s'h and 9Th or loA
Leaves nsst day for shssrhse.
Two ms's leave Rsslana-ons the sfh ana son OF esch
nonA-via Hsryeles sod arrives At Alezaudrs ths
~ an pssase esd i~A~' s~s.-dss fr ne Nsv Yoas
AInASAo roR INV Yors-rsp nav
svs ssrsfS a,ss sys
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SPORTING,

Guns AND nronrIre .EouERxENrs.
NO a Wurr.y street
retaI Wholesale prscca ngrsh and
stub twist and ia-xnaed steel towing guns, powder
nssks, percussion caps &c ke sgortrDer W1 vel 70
pos 0, lhs seck pefore purchasing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

CLEARED
Steamship Florida, Crowc asvannah-g l. Nitcbll A por
ssmsnip Montgomery, Crocker. ssvannah-T Cromw well
Steamship Atlanta IAyseld. Charleston q oromw.iIA
sesnship Columbia Berry. charies,on-spcnord. Tiles
stesmship Jamcs,o-n Parrish Norfolk Ac-H r.udlsm.
seenship Wes'ernpor, Berry Balnmere-H Orom well
ship Canvass Bach, Clark, sbsnghae- wlmerdinss a
ship american UnIen, Hubbard Lvespool-Grnnell, Min
ship Atlantic, Marciel, Observation-Disclosures Almeids
Ship Atlantic, waddoct. New orieans-w Fro~s
hnk Gregory, Sylvester. gasgow-Metcsif a Duncan.
Bark Jno Henson. Gardner Hsvsna-aturees 90.
Hark Kate lincoln, Christian, Deperara-J smith Co
Barx hoon (Norv), Ierson Shediac-Funcke Meincke.
Brig Jebez, Inzo, Bernuda-McCal FIRTH.
Brig River Belle, Graham, Halifax M Dewolf.
Brig fmihers tr), johnson, ~ JohnrA smithers Co.
Brig French, PARROT, Poriland-G Hatch Go.
ss csr m ,mqgepe, R'Ssy cs sdr nwei Co
schr Castor, Harding Hsvsns--J y eager O'
schr Florence Mayo Mobie-Post saith Co.
Schr Cotilie, wrisht willismton. net Chase,
Sohr Smith Fisher, Chsrle~on-scrsptonA Tsllnnsn.
bchr p Cater, Buzzard. Wilmington-H N Harding
kchr Manchester, Chichester, Richmond-C VI Pferson
schr Strong, Lscou, UNDERGRADUATES. Lord Que
reau
schr Isabella, Faulkner, Boston-Dayton A sprpRue.
Sleep Blackstone. Htedrnan. Providence-iI Kenny.
floop America, Reynolds Provdenee-L Kenny.
eloop Southport Glsdson Few Haven-Mastsr,
Steamer Bossop, sslsw, Phiadelpna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

IN Ab0I VIC hANe 10 tu6 ueAury repOrs OF TIE COM
and navigation OF the United States only number
OF bogshe~ds and their value given. the largest in.
cresse export he's been In bales, or which
sisted of Cuba exported.
We proceed 70 give the following interesting table re
eardng the progressive growth Of tobacco this country
10 tor years, from ls40 70 1880
The total production Of tobacco In the United States &C
cordDg 70 The OF the United States IN 1880 was
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the half year
Erpmgs NAY, isSs fsS6t! 3!
lncrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o76 80
Earnings OF half year ending Nay 81 1858 si3t ss4 50
corresponding half Of last year.. 96,3l5 sc
sssoss IS
Earnings al haf .SiA ,36t 50
Surreht eSponsos., 6t,ios "
Net earnings Of half years ............ s7o,1o5 40
This half yearly statement includes the three winter
months and the three spring months, and period of
great depression Of trade.
The following the receipts the Morris Canal for
the week and season, 70 the LIST inst, compared with
corresponding time last year
Total 70 June Is, 1884,. ..........s6e,2a 3 70
Week ending June 20, 1857 ....... III, 2o4 SO
$50 lps so
Total W June IL, 1858, $50 $40 65
Week ending June 10 ls5s........ s,91l 20
- $685. ~
Decre0e N lsos.. f1 ,1eo is
The annexed statement gives the quotations current
the Cincinnati market for the principal agricultural pro-
ducts Of the country about the June each Of
the past fifteen years.
CrRRExr PRICES FOR ACprCrrrrpAl PRoprcrs.
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The exports and value OF tobacco FROM the Uniei
States for each year ending soh June as follows
Hhd& Bali TuIt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

By this statement will he Missouri possesses
the most productive tobacco lands the Unitcd States
and that Tennessee next 70 her in this respect OF the
per centage Of population devoted cultivation of TO-
bacco the ratio stands "a follows
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FHV sfteft Hlhkc hebtOh q The fact thai sslors
irving IN Europe from Virginia smoked tobacco: yeti
did not become fashionable until about the year 1854
Hsrioss report Of Rscighs Colony Of Virginia says
fhai
When be there they used 10 (the smoked srer
The manner Of the Indsns and that they The
practice ser their return 70 England and that they found
many rsrc and wonderful experiments from the virtues
y1hertm. The use Of by many Of Iats-mep and
wGmer 81 great csllng-ss else and learned pbys
clsns also, n sufficient vtness~-Hakluyt, H., I'll
sn Weller Long, Of Drsyco, The intimate friend o.
Raleigh, gives him The credit Of introducing the OF
tobacco INTO NDgland and which be himself introduced
into The north Of Wills.
ltep gives The honor 70 Raleigh, in Fbesolovng sye-
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$x26,424 ~
727,ssl "a
524,119 IS
$2036l1 II
e2,seo 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-08
An Eloquent Extract.

Generation after generation, saws fine
writer, have felt as we feel now, and their
lives we're as active as our own. They passed
away like a vapor, while Nature wore the
same aspect Of beauty as when her Creator
commanded her to be. The heavens shall be
a bright over cur graves rs they are now
around our paths. The world will have the
same attractions for our offspring yet unborn,
that she had once for ourselves and that she
now has for our children. Yet little while
and al this will have happened. The throb-
bling heart will he stiled, and we shall be at
rest. Our funeral will wind itswav and the
prayers will be said AMI our friends will all
returu, and We shalt be left behind in silence
and darkness for the worm. And it may be
for short time we shall be spoken Of, but
the things of life will creepin, and our names
will soon be forgotten. Days will continue
to move on, and laughter and song will be
heard in the room in which we died; and the
eve that mourned for us will be dried, and
glisten again with joy; and even our chill
dren will cease to think Of US, and will not
remember 10 lisp our names. Then shall we
have become, in the touching language OF the
Psalmist, "forgotsen and clean gone out of
mind
CT A full heart is rs difficult to carry az
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Receive, my own darling, this pretty bouquet;
ealled IL foryou ia tbs howery way;
Its fragrance anu beauty thy spirit will cheer
Oh let il conveyto thy bosom 80 dear
The love of . hushsnd whose greatest delight
4 to bring thes sweet flowers, fragrant and ght.
Along the dark paths Of lfe's wcsrisome way,
I've struygledand toiled for the phantom Of fame
But ssureeADd happiness went with the day,
Until wastaught, love to utter thy name.
Thase dark paths have been frnged since that hour
s,bright,
With flowers more brilliant than Ger met thy
sight. @
And nov, pee ping up WITH are modesty = blush,
Along those dark pathn, II ~ distance 1 see,
Wiihsweet gentle spirit 81 beauty to hush
The sighings of sorrow o or life stormy sea,
Nyriads of flowers more fragrant and bright
Than those which now meet thy ndmiring sight
Flower Of affection How blessed the thought
How family these earth-buds their sweetness por.
tray;
Not IA hered from gardens---with gold never
bought,
More bgtattous tn An blooms in the Gowery way,
From tbs FOUL they all spring-they bloom in The
heark, %a
Their fragrance and teAuty can never depart
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Going TO sleep.

The music sang itself to death;
he lamps died out in their perfume
Ah1sa On silk diran,
safe in the moonlight in her room.
Her aandmaids loos d her scented hair
With lilly fingers from her brow
Rel rs d the diamond, and unlsced
The robe that held her bosom . snow,
III she Lii down upon the bed
with folded hands a happy maid
An slumbcr Kissed her on the ewes,
Aud led her to the Land Of hade.
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"a PLY AT ONE END AND A rooL ar TEE OTHER
Where the river geks the cover
OF the boughs whose trees hang over.
4 I'D the slopes are green with clover,
In tbs quiet month of May;
v here the eddies meet and " tngle q
habhling 'er the stony Single, @
There angle, s
There dangle,
All the day.
OH, Ills sweet TO the plastic
X d. With top and but elastic,
loot the lint IN coils fantastic
rill like thistle down, the fly
Lightly drops upon the water,
iA,rsting for The iinuy slaughter,
As angle,
And da3gle
Mute aud sly.
Then gently shakc the tackle,
I'll the barhcd and fatal hackle
its tempered jaws shall shackle
That old trout so wary grown.
Now | strike h:tn Joy ecstatic.
securing runs leaps acrobaticl
SO angle,
so | danEle,
All aiorg.
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Fine Gold and silver watches,
CLOCKS sPEcTACLEs, SILVER WAKE, Ac.,
Third-st.. bet Main and johnson,
HAVING permanently located in keo-
i kuk. would invite the attention Of ~
the public to my new and we'll selected -
stock. Having acquaintance with the beat MANI
faturcrs in the United states all OF my goods are
made 10 order and are unsurpassed in quality OF
sty H.. The stock am opening compr ises in
part, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, English and
swiss, the genuine Perry Watches, cased with
original designs; Silver Ware Of every deser ptou
warranted PURE coin Ladies' and Gentle mrn's
Jewefry Of oil kinds, 'nciudingstyles rover befor,
offered in the market sp cacles, In Gold, Silver
Steel and Plated Bgws, with Pebble. reriscopic
Concavc, double convex and oloTed 6iss.es, oil
every variety OF shade and focus among these
are the real Scotch Pebble and periscopie Glasses
mechanically adapted to suit all eyes. Ts tho,s
unacquAinted with the nature IL these 6lAsse.
will state that they are manu factu red from cryp
tairri quartz, thtir peculiar shape producing an
equal focus throughout their Tire surface, Will
in other Giassvs tho focus IL concentrated 10 one
point, AMI 70 the epnstan. wearer, often times be
comes painful. fine lot Of Accordeons; also, an
assortment of Morton's tioli Pens Double Plated
Ware, manufactured by Rogers Bro, on genuine
Albata warranted TO BE- tho best Plated Ware that
is made--rea sets Cake and Fruit Baskets, Css.
tors. Iadles. spoons, Forks, Ac.
n. BGoods of every description made to or.
der, ~ also Hair ornaments. ! would particularly
call the attention Of the publ TO the fact thai
my goods are purchased for Casa, and not brough,
out here 10 sell on onsignment. They are offered
at asmall profit, for CASH OILY. The money re.
funded in all cases where goods do not prove ~
represented.
Being practical Watch Maker, my personal
attention VIII be given 10 the Cleaning and he.
pairing OF Watches, which sha II be done In . work
man-like manner, and warranted to keep time
Clocks, Jewslry Ae, repaired in the tes. mAnne,
and attended 10 promptly. Engraving done 70
opder.
~Please call and examine my goods, and
will take pleasure in show ing them, even though
no sale Is made. A share Of pa ironags is respect
fully solicited. have made and put up Il be only
sun Dial there Is in town, which can b. tellcd on
n the true time for his mcrilan.
june1 d1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-08

singers sewing Machine.
E'oR all manufacturing purposes, singers Sew
l ing Machines are deemed indispensable. The
By them. Singer Family Sewing Machine is the
latest presented for competition, ard, being ar
ranged with full knowledge Of the defects Of other
machines for similar uses has avoided Or rein eded
them all. 1t IL the abandonment Sewing Machine
ever made. and the easiest 10 harm to operate.
itscseelient mech anicsl principles ard qualities
are readily appreciated by those acquAinted With
sewing machines, ana give assurance Of their be-
coming universally adopted. Apply for l. N.
Singer Co. sGax,tte. Copies suppl led gratis.
Westssn Office lao Lake Street, Chicago.
inchsd6m WIN .BRUDEkI1k Agent
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An effort vas recently made in Washiag-
con City, but sigually failed, to obtain the
endorsement Of Senator Benton, dead, TO the
course Of the living Buchanan.
We now have TO record similar vile Mt
tempt of lying preacher ef Washington
City to tarnish the fair fame Of Dudley A.
Tying, by representing that he repeated of
his opposition to slavery.
We clip the statement. and its con,radc-
tion from the Tribune
The Rev. Geo. d. Cummins, Rector Of
Trinity Church in Washington, preached a
sermon on May 23d upon the life and charac-
ter Of the late Rev. Dudley A. Tying, in which
be said that Mr.. Tying earnestly and deeply
repeniedo Of having introduced political
question into the pulpit. The Rev. DIR. Tying
Of this city. upon being apprised Of this
statement, wrote as follows
There is not the slightest foundation in
truth fer the statement that my son, in any
way or shane ever retracted, oualfed or de-
signed to do 80, hls solemn aud well consid-
cred protest against the oppression OF slave
~. His first sermon WAS preached in June,
1856. Another, on the same subject and on
4.
1857. send by mail o copy of the estate
men,o published by his own congregation
The last page will show you his final action
on this subject in December, 1856. SO far
&c his sermon was concerned. should ex-
tremeiv dssupprovs Of any attempt 10 qualify
HE action on this subject BY any profcssed
friends 10 him. | have now In pr0se ser
mon Of DR., Iheeyer, OF this city, on his
character under this special aspect, which
Am publishing with my own sanction, in or
der TO d. what seems TO rne my duty in re-
gard Is The important subject.
DIR. fyng incloses note from his son &c
DIR. Casper Morris, dated Dec s, 1856, If
which he states that, having Just read owe,
his sermon on .Our Country's Troubles, 2
after nearly SIX months interval he ENDS NJ
word ia IL which he would retract,' and feel,
more than ever thankful for having been en-
anled to discharge 20 solemn duty"
The Republicans II Wapello held thei
county convention AZ O.,umwa. few day
since. Among series of timely resolu
tions, we extract the following with refer
enoe TO our representatives in general, an
Col. Curtis ID particular:
Resolved, That in Messas. Harlan, Curtis
snd Davis, our Representatives in Congress
we recognize honest, industrious and faithful
public servanfs, and IN Col. \ X. Curtis, lii
immediate Representatiye Of this District
one whose course in the present Congres
strongly commends TO consinued favor At til
hands Of = grateful constituency. We do
therefore, recommend our delegates to tn
Oskaioosa Convention to urge bis noDiua
ton for second term.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-08
For the Gate City.
RAILROAD IMpRoMPrU.

To my wife on Prosecuting n Bou.
guet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-08

CHICAGO TO BUTIALo TIA DETROIT.
AT the above Office itch eta for New York. Boston.
and all the stations 90 the New York Erie md
New York Central Railroads can be Obtained.
J. WARkACk
Agent Of b. 4 l.. II. Railroad
Office No. 80 Desrbon Street, Chicago.
prii 20, '5s-dly-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-08

O. Gay Morrison, Esq, of Colinsyille,
ILL.,, died on Saturday last from the effects Of
Injuries received SOME silAe ago in un attempt
to get on raifr5ad train while undes way
He was bachelor, The las. Of numerous
family Of brothers, and was possessed Of
great wealth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-08

The following, perhaps, may account for
the recent eagerness Of the British cruisers
to make captures Of the slayers;
CAPTURE OF A Rich SLAygR.-A letter from
an officer on board the gun boat Jasper,
Lieutenant and Commander n. Pym, says !:
We have captured and brought in, | ma,
say, the largest and richest Prize ever cap
tnred in the slave trnde. She is a full rig.
ged and fact sailing ship Of $50 tons burden,
With a full slave equipment, and provisions
for sustenance. She also had on board spe
ole In gold to the amount of ESQ ounces /;
Spanish aud Mexican, or about Is, 900 ster-
ling. Her name and nation unknown. We
captured her on the north side of Mnntanzas
on the ID of March, between 9 and 10 a. m.,
she having sailed from Havana on the previ-
Gus night 10 purchase and bring over slaves,
for the Island Of Cuba. We had rather an
exciting chase for about four and a.half hours.
At a. 10. the Styx (6 paddle, Commander
Vessev, hove in sight and joined in the chase,
but kept astern Of us until the prize was Ia
ken. She, however, stood on until We were
within "a mile of her. when she lowered her
ROYALS, but did not henve to until two more
shots were thrown. We boarded and exam
ined her. She had no papers. Slave cop
pers were lying on the main deck, aud their
furnaces in case in the square of the main
hatchway, marked "Marseilles,o to which
place they pretended to be going. We also
found slave tins and spare plank for slave
deck marked, fitted, and numbered, but not
in its place. $50 ''leagers," and 800 tons Of
water in them, an immense quantity of rice,
farina, coffee, dried salt fish, Is puncheons
of rum, and other neecssaries. The Styx
shares, but the Jasper will share in the pro
ceeds Of prize taken the previous day by
the styx.-( English paper.
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nn.hliran Conrre..ional Conven.

10publfean COnKresslonai CohNch
TOW
Republican conventtn, for the purpose u
nominating candidate for Representive in Con-
rress for the First Congressional District Of Iowa,
is hereby called te meet a. osksloosa, on Weones-
day, Jaiy 9Th, 1883.
The ratio Of representation Of each county VIII
BE- one delegate for every one hundred hepubsienn
votes. and an additional for every fraction
over fifty, the vote for Governor AT the last state
election being the basis Organized counties with
less than one hundred Republican voters will be
entitled each to one delegate.
jcHs R.Nnn3Dxn,
Ros'r RAsCGsDNs
5. Il. 4mnnxM44a
J. Z. IexBW1ns
CALym 1AxaonY
May IS. 1883. Nep. Ueag. 60.
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j. A. M A SON,
Id II n II l = II
Go to DR.. MASON, where you can get the
best OF work done without paying
oil you have got for it, and
Where you can haze set Of Teeth made
that uiA suit you, NTH out haping three
or four sets made, aud paying
for them each time.
He makes use Of the best stoek--Gold Plate
made from the Coin.
He makes the heavy trimmed and heavy round
lining Plate-w ork.
His work need only be seen to be admired.
n. u HE makes his own specimens.
my5d
NJ w. UICkS, M. a., Surgeon
vl. Dentist. Office on SsnoBd-5t.
between Main aud johnson stree,s, keo
kuk Iowa. Imay4dAw1 OU1tD
RELIGIOUS HOOhS.
Iiares Mission Of the Comforter.
six Days Of Creation
thompson Moral and Religious Essays.
Barnes Notes.
Abbot's Young Christian Series.
l.ayard's Nineyah and it's Remains.
Bards Of the Bible. by 6ilflan.
History Of the EugliSh Elhie-
Chambers the Power and Wisdom Of God
Nelson on Inldelity.
a. Winners Episcopal Manual.
* Vinctt's paftoral Theology. sm&
sxs3 ome--Christiab and papal.
W irwans Letters to Bishop Hughes. %
History Of the Protestant hufoh in II Uni gary
History Of the Reformation.
Death bad Scenes.
Cicset Hoars.
Pilgrims Progress.
Christian ihcisn, by Thompson.
furiers hntt of Life.
Porter Re,ivals Of Religion.
Thoughts TO Help and Cheer.
Bible Dictionary.
Christian Ti,ies.
Make the Best Of Both Worlds,
Man aud his Motives.
Fiectwoods Lifc of Christ.
Fsber on the Doctrine If Election
Select Family and PARISH Sermons,
Bucks Religious Anecdotes.
Dicks WORKS
Also, - sclection Of Miscellaneous Books,
among vi. many Of the lat. publications.
apr2sd#% HART BARBER.
Hcrring$s Patent Champion FIRE.
Proof safes.
WITH HALLS PATENT POWDER PROOF
w LOCKS the same that we're aw Ard.d sepa-
rate medals at the Worlds Fair Londou, 1851,
and the Worlds FAIR New York, 1853, and are the
Oil fy American safes that aw af dsd medals NJ
London Worlds Fair.
These Safes form the most perfect security
against Fire and burglars Of any Safe ever offered
TO the public, and only be had Of the subSart-
bers and their agent. who have on hand and max .
to order all kinds of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank
Chests and Vaulls, Vault Doors, and Money Boxes
or Chests for Brokers Jewellers and Private Fani-
lies, for Plate, Diamonds aud other yaluAbles.--
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fassurersof JONES PATENT FERMENTATION
kASk LOCK.
Y sc. HERRING CO.,
2sl Broadway, cor. MuFray-st., NY,
l0dlm Opposite the City Hall.