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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28
CI.tyrIlrNo, &C.

vSop AT cRANyoRps NO 0i BROADWAY.
sransruprsiock Of ready msde clshng inst reosived
and vsnkh wrf be sold ~ she cost Of msing cowprsne
hrsness coats and yesss Also, large ~
SENTIMENT Qf dry sccds ssiiness Nc css.lnerss, SOC
kfLc fared alpa1s, 1870; lreh lnens kc
k,osered collars 4s with variety Of other goods MI
bonshi Tor cash and soid a lowest prices.
40 nnO WORTH or NYv AND GAIT or CLOTH.
KSSUUU hd wanted, and for vhkh ~ per cent win be
,vsr IN hsr elsewhere BY addressing csns
Il ne sore Of WV wAIeHs% Ctr~e street. eerner o.
Dnspe
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1L.vr1Ep pousn RRoApwAv AND rwmyrH
H. t~s-r sssssossn is>ssd. ssrsntg enrneeed rts
$4,000 ,r,nr--sersenA cp~r sctsr rev rsn>Ee-
800 p,srd " psr DAY. W M seek q lorer rs'e~ nh'
80. D.r.sssT BlANCtND ANACfIllsF.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, AUGUST 49, 1858.

miscellaneous.
Etanly Rule Level 90 ny Foundry A Furnish tngSJo
Hendon Brfa a Co supeyintentN Indrnsry
Cnrberlsud Foundry American Plate olass Co
Gold Pen Mandatory Aenston Fire Arms Msnufac-
Agen. GrAy'p Ale toripg Co
or A Buff N Eric RI MorQytkCotton Mills Co
Hudson River Csnent Co fhS Nthchnd Family
Steam Engine Advertisements I.adid Sewspsper
Editor Empire City UsMhtary Argns
General Commercial Agent New Yorker (Gefman)
u Monthly Law Magazine YORK HArmonst
United Knglhh Press fykes, I'd Counterfeit Detec.
Editor Bookseller Medium tive
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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0,O PARTIES IN sRARCH OF THG gREtYEyr BAs
gain for cash, please call at ss01s Ninth svenue netr
Thirty fret street, and examine for themseives, w9V
superb piano. IN the highest style OF ese
Customers viii be treated airy and hoerslJ. S>s
Q,EACHpR or NUsfC.-A FrEsr CLASS LADY rssOh
Of vocal and INSTRUMENTAL music w9,pa nke nsN
ton IN semlnsry In the south ~ West Toe oes o re'e
rences given. Inquire Of Horace Waters, SS BrosdwS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN IN AN ALARMING
POSITION.

A correspondent from Bedford Springs 10 the Bal
timore Sun, writes as follows
1.-THE lady OF Col. Alfred Spates Of Cumberland,
Maryland, one Of the visitors at the Bedford Springs,
by her dashirg exploits with pair OF superb horsea,
has created quite sensation. Her admirable tact
and skill in handling the ribbons and managing her
spirited animals, The theme OF commentator
with all experts Mt the whip. She 10 the same lady
who took the silver cup alta recent agricultural iair
in Montgomery county for the best display OF horse
msn-hip. Her style in the saddle is queeny aud she
would be the envy of the most accomplished horse
woman at Franconi's. The lady has honnred some
of our distinguished guests with an invitation TO
share with her the hilarious exercise and refreshing
psris of place by her ride upon her brilliant char
lettering excursions. The other day she sent her
card TO the President who, Of course with his habitu
al politeness, placed himself in her charge, and the
lady gave him glorious round. Deshiog through
Bedford Town at spanking pace, the horses licked
with loan, the lady glowing with excitement, and
the President known to everybody, very serious
alarm seized the public mind that some aspiring dame
had caught up the Chief Magistrate Of he United
States, and was clipping With bin. As II was ob
served, however, thar tie President took it very
calmly, called upon no one tor help and .semed per
trcy resigned to the consequences whether It was
broken neck or matrinony. nobody interfered. In
good time the party returned and the President was
restored ssle and sound to his anxious friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
later FROM EUROPE,

NEW YORK August 20th.- The steamship Arabia
with Liverpool dates 20 the 9th. arrived here early
this morning. Her regular package Of newspapers
is missing. consequently We have nothing later than
heretofore received.
The Agamemnon arrived from Vaientia Bay on the
morning of the 9Th inst. The shares in Telegraph
Cable Stock had advanced from $50 to $50
A despatch, dated VaIentia August 5b, Gays that
| break in the communication occurred the day the
Niagara aud Agamemnou parted, which las:ed tor hn
hour and half. The Agsms,nnnu was stopped aud
the injury repsired though not until all hopes OF hold
ing on 10 the cable abandoned. On the succeed
ing Friday The Agamsmnon encountered gale.
against which the ship under full STEAM could hardly
make Roadway. For tbre- succeeding Gays the gale
| continued with violent squais the SEA running ire
msndous!y 5igh and nc one expecting the ehSlo 10
aoid from minute 70 another. GA WeGpe -dhy
The storm abs.ed, shallow water w6s gaiu-G and ell
;n-u went we! until the Aga,nemnoa anchored in Va
eniia h8rbor.
German papers say the Queen of EuglanGs visit
TO Berlin is made 10 arrange for Regency, with
the view Of protecting the interests Of her daughter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24

TRIBUTE or RESPECT AT meeting o' W. az,
attending the renn'ns OF Capt JNo. DAVIS I" "
held on board the steamer Glen Cove An-'-' o.
KO. a. Mayo, Esq. was called 10 The chh.I aHd Wv
Tompkine requested T. act - Secretary
On motion. toe following gentlemen were H'P'''
committee 10 report resolutions :,
Dr. Lyme, H. d. Sanxsy. j. T. Riddich no. r.,
Jno. ". Nickel, Mile, Turpin, Jno y S'"'N' =" -,
Alirieni y. Baker. Jr and samuel Sklhn' 49, -
ton the Chairman aud SECRETARY wcr" sdG'H % ~
mittce.
The committee reported The following H..
Whereas. Almighty God, IA MS all wise pfg''ieiHi
seen nj to take out Of tbs world our if.eAu ai'
citizen, Capt. JSo DAVIS. ,..,...4 b,v
LET Resolved, The family al the deceased n' :,
!cepest sympathy IN the affective di,Pens'aon ..
Providence. by which they hive been d'l'' =. 49, :.
voted husband and AZ siect!Oahte tafeIt' sE" -.
,n,uity % n valuable citizen and 80 are !-i'y -
that In thus expres-ing our coGdGsencr "'i'". -,
suce to the feeling. experienced by the eo'"ih1H''
present. f,t, se..s.e
I'd Resolved That the character Of tie ds'eH
WORTH Of our highest admiration
Sd Resolved, That We 'en'ef 10 the ""Hf ~.
ce,. nj IN. .tcarnbos: Company with wh'ct IrP'.
vi, was 80 long associated. our siheeF" ta.nn
co,r...y AMI k:nfre-s extended ne In ine pe''''
NJ m. melancholy du'y assigned u-.
nh Resolved. That w e.dar 10 Sti = "si '.S.
navluy charge of,kn steamer Glen CoTe "n w. y, !.
,nr thanks Tor hir cou,'de!si" ant prompt ''''"
tl- wants Of the dole N ~ ,. .,...,,-
5,h Resolved TIN; the Secretary 0i ~ ~
requested 10 furn.sh the family .: :ae d'','I ,
OF these proceeding. cri rc.atsi the he''''' l.
10 publi-h the -arir. .,yo CHARM
Ggo. II. ToYrg-S7. ~ccry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24

, right whsle. This specimen measures forty three
feet inches from The eui OF the snGut Lose 10
rh- 1ii. which ia narrow AT the point of connection
with the body and spreads out in two t'ikes rnea
surng across ten r-t. His greatest grih is nin.een
i-.t Th= head is aboui fifteen feet ors'. And ia.
distance the lower Jaw eight feet. The pccto-
raj tins, which situated jus' behind the angr a.
tho mouth, are email and delicate not than tGur
| le-r long and shout fifteen inches wide There il Il
sort of back fu horny substance, about one third
ot the distance from tho tail TO the hesd, but which
could have been Of little O.. service a. ocomo
tive agent.
The eyes were very small not larger than those OF
An OK (whenee perhaps boopsl "a seen externally but
about the SIZE OF goose eggs when extracted from the
mead. The bubbsr Tssv-ry ihin,not more thah iwo
or three inches thick; the tongue al immense hiooy,
puuy ,ssue filed, when Gu: on; and GU; up, seVe!a!
GA the wiHlebone lsrrit % o- plates sdhefnS I" he
un,-r law nnd sIrvicg the purpose OF s-ve tor the
food Of the animal, were thin aud comparatively
,Ina The system OF plates on either -'de measure e"
about ak feet be hesh, except near Inc 'a' whe'r
it filled with immense muscles ano '-huohs DC a' 20
u, cabl-+, Exactly Ike beei that rouId MOI DC
distinguished from il 1t was apparently tender ana
when Oh IN large unks OF over an huuureu pounu'
each 10 be buried tor compost. looked iike nne7
rounds of beef The dissection at The chrS' ava NJ
domen which could be only partial. whs curious rom
rh- wonderful development Of all the crgsn'. Ihe
stomach contained, AZ far se-n, nothing bur cranr.
Owing 10 the dlspo-rioI 10 permit evrry one VINO de
sired witness the sight, 10 him enr- no hN"nlF
70 convert him into oil msd- until the stencil was
20 great th II was necessary 10 cut HIM WIN al!
dnspnf ESCAPE Gisras- from the pu'r-iacticn but
from hi- htad and under lip well rs from the tail.
NJ rhie mumeDi oil Is pouring very freely, and from
The carcas the sad il stained with oil fer several feet
nrOmrd
| Whales haze been rarely caught on our coast
There l. an account OF two. which made their way
into New York harbo in 10, young aud an old one
nj which the Young one Wss killed and inessu I'd
eighteen tr;. Nicholson mentions one that GROUNDED
! 10 Delaware river and was exhihsd in Phl!:de!phla
IN Is J. aud one was tak-n in 1916 in The adjoining
county Of Mathews near New Point Comfort on the
| Chesapeake, about fourteen miles from the point
where his was captured. Doubtless there have been
Instances OF others taken, not recorded; bur whale
fishing in thia ssc0n il Certainly novelty. and IL us'
| you will permit that circumstance tn plead my ex-
Gus. tor Is more extended recital aud account than
/ Al tirst Intended. Very truly. &C., -.
GLOUCESTER CO.. Aug. l!th 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
THE WHEAT CROP.

The Wheat CROP has been harvested Throughout
the country and careful estimate Of The produc'i'
Of this most impor AZ, saple will be Interesting tor
nr,s.ol consideration ms we'll important to- tuiuFr
reference Our general prosperity depends so dFec'
y upon the agricultural prosperity OF the country
that every class in society takes direct Interest IN
the yearly returns OF the productions Oh our gee1'
stnplss. In view of this general interest, it lie to be
regretted that our government has not an agricultural
bureau established which could give us early ana
accurate rsiurns of the annual crops. We have to
be sure, nouinally such bureau AZ ths ra'eh, Once
but the returns Of this office are not made puoc un
Ill they have lost their hcing interest," ana are ouy
valuable to the statistriai In inc absence Vi pro
psry organized Agricultural bureau the arcuoui
duties devolvs upon the press and upon private en-
terprlss throughout the country oar
The last returns We have from the Patent Otce are
tor 1855. Using these as basis for determining our
present harvested crops espschliy oi "nea'' VIC c'
get approximate statements for this year oy making
careful comparisons of the oplnons published In the
various papers in the country ,
Iu regard to the aggregate production OF Wheat,
this year there is less diversity OF opinion lhan usuai
among those who are in position 10 kno" anytn,ng
We have received, through ths country press ano
other sources, We deem the following observations
sub.tantially reliable.
The aggregate yield Of wheat in the several West
States s from threetfths to th.eeiourtns OF .h1
average of former years The reshets' the rust anc
the general unfavorabl-ne.s OF the season. ave opr
rated disastrously upon this important staple. IL
should be remembered that larger area was put IN
wheat than eyer before and that the actual decrease
in the crop is perhaps hardly onefourh The @inier
wheat has been successful wherever raised, and the
spring wheat almost an entire failure. In the Eastern
and Southern States the crop has been generally esu
mated about an average one, 30 thst IN the agEre
gate the wheat crop this year may be put at about 81
per cent. OF last years.
As regards oats, there s a falling off in the crop Of
this year AZ compared with that OF last year. II has
been almost totally ruined in some States by the rus
- disease which has never before been known &c
affliCt oats.
Tho production of wheat in the several States, FOL
1858 and 1859, may be stated rs follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
vROM WASuISGTOS CITY

WAsHINGTuS, August l9.-Ohcisi Intelligence has
been received that the suppes of mules and horses
40 much needed in Oregon and Washington Terrific
ries, have been despatched thh-r from the Utah CT
petition Considering that the troops scattered
over 20 wide 40 extent Of country The rapid coucsn
ration of about 1000 troops at WAilg Wa.la, within
one month has elected both the asionishmsnt and ad
mson of the Secretary Of War aud ihos- here sssoc
a,ed with him in the conduct Of military affairs. With
the addition Of the sixth regiment of infantry, now ou
The way to the Pacific. it is supposed the force viii b.
sufficient for presen, purposes.
The troops already 10 Washington Territory werf
probably ready TO march on the lst OF August agans
the Indians who attacked and defeated Col S'eptoe
The extent of the detection is rot known, but 20 sat
sfsctory are the present military operations that il il
confidently anticipated at the War Department; tha
he oompaign will be an exceedingly short one ant
far less expensive than any former simiiar m)vemen
against hostile Indians
The Treasury Department has been informed tia
the receipts at New York las! week were nesfl,
g. 500 0OO all OF which, excepting S6D0 600 from
TOMS waa for principal and premium on The late tel
million loan.
The representations OF the peace commissioner;
will cause no change in the policy of the adninistra
ton towards Utah.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS A,

BALTIMORE MARKETS, AUGUST :.
CufFEt.-Ihe marker was quis, ic-tay. Il
oalv rraneactioa reported was 2UU bags fair X
cents.
We quote prime Rio At III cents; good II
cents; tar ~! 20 IL: cents; LGguayra, ~ 10 ].
Java l3-l6 c-nts.
FLouH There was + fair inquiry for Floul
but transactions continue rmai. The mark
ever, for al varieties was quite firm. The $
| Change this morning embrace 100 bbl- che p
Suprr, new, NJ 81 IS An advance Of l2i ce..
hnr 80 Extra ~ Sc; 2DD ohs City Mills \
s. D. nni 5nO bbIs DO AT s. 80. The MAJ
both Howard Street aud Ohio Super ciosed 80
- 62i - to- fresh ground old and ..-w
IN = :: ~ Tor ir-sh ground CITY Mills do
fiour 3 II sdy At 80 Tor Ohio; 81 IS for /
>'re-;. and 81 25,G ~ for shipping brand
Mills do. Rye -Four ia scarce and wantef >
quote trs' qraliiy do firm ut 81 25si s.!
Meal If quiet. but firm. nni wa s'ili quote City .
| per Dbl. There IL n" Country Meal IN msrke.
GRAN. R"r-i;'s ui Gram al the Corn Exr
to-day were rs'hrr iight. being only some ~ ,0l'
-ir M all. Wheat var in good d-mani. ard ~,
ket i"r it wh- -;eady. Receipts were light, brin
IL 600 bn-h-l-. aud sales were made OF K d A.
! 100 cents for IA 10 good, Hrd Sl2Jsl28 c.
or M psrcs'4 While sold Il, ll2Usl2J c-nt+ {.
lois. Enr Sl3O.li III csnis for goo Ia PRIME par
do. Corn was rather firmar ~ day for Yellow u
/ bat for White prices cOn'inIe 10 droop. Th- 0a
were I'D 500 bushels. aud White sold al 7i-sO G.
/ fair 10 prime parcel. suG n5aSo cents Tor z
! pr:n- lots o. Yellow. Oats ara It'll in good DE-
/ and TO marker for 'h.'n - -t.sdy. Ih-r- wer
bushels offered, and Maryland sold o. 3Saij ce
! good 10 pr,m- lots. Or Rye there w-r- 80 b
N market, a part Of which solG at &! cent? iO'
/ sylvan'a
PROyIsIoSs.-A!l descriptions OF ..rov isions {
I ia firm. For ijsc0a fhrrs il qIite = good II
/ and w. note sa.- OF 80 hid. Shoulders At =
hhis Sides NJ 9: cts; 81 hhda do on private
900 pieces Hams At lui q 1915 $40 pieces can
do at II crn's. and some ~ to 50 hbds She
ana Sites, in lo's, 81 s cents Tor the ioIn.r ,
cent? for the latter. Hama range in price froE
Is cents es to quality. In BuK Mest We note
OF 10 900 Ia Shoulders ~ IL cents. We quot
Sidss and Hams nomnsIly f; c-nta per ID
relied Pork was quiet TODAY. bat We quot
l. 80 a sl7 - for MAJ; liaSl5 for Prime
Sl3.5O per Dbl for Rump BeefI- quiet, but We
"a before a. II a $40 for Mess and / %l3 per
! No. !. Lard continues qni-t but steady. 81
stil quote Western LEAF at II 4 II cents IN bo
tierces.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
FROM Observation-Disclosures ELECTION

LEAvESwoRrH August G. via Boonvillc, August IS
Official election returns from Counties aud in.
complete from seven others give 10 49, votes
aEuns the proposition for admission, and -69 Tor it.
hunts battery arrived at the fort on SATURDAY.
The largest private train OF the season Is now being
;anlz I'd at A;chisnn be ccuc-i,ed Of y? wagons
The board of officers ordered TO convene st fOrs Lea
ven~orh to-day tor the purpose OF examining the mules
rejec;ed By the military department, wall no. assemble
until the 18Th ms; Senator Green. who Is here
awaiting the military board Is underst nod TO represent
the contractors who claim pay for the animals declared
pnservicesblc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
LATER EROM MEXICO AND rr,

Skw ORLEANS, August ~ BY adv,
N-x CO We learn that VIdaurl lett Mon,.r.
2|ih, WIKI n second co!vmn against the ca,
wOGlt unite 9th tho forces OF u iszus I,
nado was preparing 10 join LIN from d.
NidaGrI "a- expecting u bloodle-s victory
Lister Texas aGvices announce thu, Cana.
had ordered an expedition Of four compsr,.
airy and fifty iuisn!ry. to be provisioned
months, a1a'nsi ihe frontier Indian. T.,
company passed tort Chedboufne on tba
sonora
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
Great Buster

How budding fame flowers round thee cluster.
tbouoht BEs FRANKLis stepped out Of his place
When he the thunder hushed and lightning did chase,
And MoRsE then took the little Grant Teller,
Taupbt him his letters till he quite a speiler,
Became the news boy 'twxt the different places,
And told Of murders, wars, and crimes. and races;
But you, Great Buster. Of this mighty nation,
Have taken him and taught him navigation,
Az soon the mermaids. they see the sparkling BOY
Will interrupt the foreign news With "hghInps
ahoy!"
II does my every thinking power huster,
Great Buster,
III.
Rampanter
Do you ever tip from the decanter7
Cause when you come down TO our county
III give TO You our frugal bounty:
Corn bread and bacon and Irish potatoes
Cabbage molasses and Whisky strait.
How long before you're going TO talk and laugh
Along that cross the ocean telegraph
Gallopipg mid peri beds like JACK oisnter.
Rsmpanter!
Bug eater
Didn't you feel scared when the creeter
Fed oui about thousand perchrsl
Didn't you pray like fokss at Churches,
While father Neptune made the eagods lay
Your ceble long liz coral paved wsyl
/ know your heart did swell within your bosom
Like opening flower doth veil the bud TO- BLOSSOM
Yet will sing thy praises to long metre,
Bug eater!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
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RAI.TIMORE CATTI 4 MARhII

DNI MUM T. 'A ! 10 'IHIN"T . ''V''
Beef Cattle were in large supply yesterday. ana
lower The o.ferng- NJ the scales reached 30 ~
o; which wer. driven 10 Phil -delphia Ia were ~
unsc!d aud the remaining 40 head wers 'e-"n W
Baltimore butchers A. price. :nn:!n. from : u -
hooi, equal 10 S647 - nett. aud Averaging - (
decline OF la c-rs per 100 10 on the HTeraEe i"'t
l.irc hogs are still selling NJ - JGa' pei! us
sheep prices are unchanged, md ~ con'ints 20
them a: :2a3 per head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN Cnvvpy,

DETROIT. August 49, Iue Republican 81.
vs"'iUn assemtled here 20 day, and VA, o,s.'
III" appointment 0t Austin bar of lack .
~ President. After dispo.ns cf SONS NM,
5usIness, the Convention Proceeded 10 th- :,
ton Of STATE officers, which. as tar A. ms.
follows: For Governor Moses WIsn.r. NJ n
county Tor Lieutenant Governor, r.. b. t.i..
liiI!-dhl- county; Tor Secretary O. S;ar-. \,
lsb-ii, Oi Livingston county. Honorable II. !
Leach VA. r. nominated tpr Congress BY n. ,
Leans ot the lii district Yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24

KANSAS AGAIN.-The Daily Ledger OF Los.
wentworth city, has been informed that immediate
application will be made to Gov. Denvs. TO call gu
extra session of the Legislature of Kansas in ord
that steps may be taken for the formation OF anoth.r
Constitution for the Territory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
LATER EklM EIrpnpt

a, :. TT '''@ y " u = tNVI 2.
NEW YORK, August 22.-rh. Sr-a,n.- :,
on has s'riv-a N Quebec. bringing Livrrnn""
{" the li'n August. r''
Tie London Tine. il en- article on III. .,l
vors TIE Snnexat.on OF Mexico 10 the L. So.
l. has ben resolved 10 receive ora-,. w
cAas7'r chatter ui the Great Essteru-sl.o :,
use hrr Tor -aI- III auctIon-meanwhi,. ,bs !"
WIN RAISE money on mortgage.
In Ch-rbonrg fet-s We're concluded n, Il,
%. August with The Inauguration OF IT.. 81.
p'l-"n The Emperor mad. ano,,-'. Dan
Qu~-n Victoria and Prince Alder, I-ft r..
on The 10 h Aas tor Prussia. VII
La Oh u. The Allies have advanced. u,o,.
lSe"rsin, io!"~et by The American. ana
a nikh Mandarin has BEEN sent there 70 n., -
LIVERPOOL. August II -Bread.tuff. ., :.
tes have slightly d-clinrd. Provision. A..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24

Lor or SrPEkIoR CoES. III. Norfolk
says: One of The tiu-r; lo:s of white corn >,
duc-d III this -rc'ion. wa Received in ca. e.
d.ys ago from the lafg- aud Handsome iarr
George wilson. Of SurFy county. There v.
bu-h-l1, common measure. w-igh. u .SS0 II,
only - lbe., leaving $50 lbs. nett, max
blshe -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
M r D.

p,sp m ,bca,,,ins. 81 q " TIL Nv
o,n, WILLIAM aud MARY a. EiT-Ek. IL '-'
81 MS age Al ar
p,rp =, ten minsies pas, six oeioes' !. - ~
arcn,t F. CRAM ECO He r4arfoI ~. ~, 80.
ta- ,ieruaa Lutheran CAurs1 On 1;n ,tf' ~
a, o'clock. His ,.icncs and hc9I''I'''''
attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24

THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORIy
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l9.--rher- wer. for,
deaths from yeliow ieveron Wednesday.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 20.-The number Of
yesterday from yellow fever was twenty sigh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
rn,Nsv,ssIOY OF THE PRESIDENTS

TRANSMISSION OF THE PRESIDENTS DIS
PATCH.-An announcement from Trinity Bay give
The information thar the Presidents message had on
Thursday morning gotthrough to Fn'entis Bay. The
message is ust ono hundred aud thirty eight words
Ii the company commenced renCiing il Immediately
after the conclusion of the work Tho Queens dis
palch they been forty eight hours in getting ihs
Presidents dispatch through, or fraction over 'hrs-
words an hour. The Queens. which was ninety
four words, took tgenty iOrr hours, or gbout !oui
words an hour. These ra.es OF Transmission are pro
baby not the measure OF speed which will De attain
ed when all the arrangements are perfected. The
working of the cable is evidently subjected to ia'er
rupons. the character Of which a not ) ct explained
and probably will not be till they ars overcome, il
surmountabie IL Phil Ltdgtr.
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EXPRESSIVE.

Columbus, Kentucky, must he hard pl5,.
old farmer. who had been badly -wini!ed ih,f.
Of the arg! G.br!e! happ-nr 10 light a. {
bus. there II b" no resurrection, for they swirl
on, of his trumpet before he can make a .ings;
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RESIGNATION OF CYRUS W. FIrr
New YORK. Aug 20 Mr.. Fir!d stl.ip-r,.
signing the active msnag-rship of the A,,s,
graph, owing 10 biz impaired health aud ,h-
Of his private business.
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INDIANA pDLIrIC,

lNDiaSoPoLis, August ~ Hon. Dani.l
was yesterday nominated to. COnsres. BY IN.
ilcans Il the Fifth District.