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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
To All When It NAV Ceencrn.

A IL persons indebted to u will please call and nay
IA up. All notes and accounts not paid BY the
nrst day Of February next, will b. placed In the
hands Of the proper oficer f,r collection, - further
indulgence cannot be given.
BURROWS I PR1TTYNAN.
December 18th, 1851. dtS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
A SAVING OF 20 PER CENT.

yin be nade by calling on rs before purchasipg elss-
where. We are dctermiuei 10 re- al lo~ pnces, 40
tos TOR Cash that none sh eli he able TO oj Ct And
vIise We are heiping the p - by Almost GIVING
AWAY We shah eve the stalled yheel
OF the business ~orld a pa n forward. noIt ini--
CLAIRE BLOCK Deols I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-27
CLOTHING.
The Problem Solved.
IHE wAY TO MAKEoNE DOLLAR WORTH TWO
rs TO 90 To-
And purchase from their superior stock OF
~READr.MADE CLOIHg.VG
CLOTHING.
Gents Furnishing Goods. &C..

(~NOhPRisiNG. probably The largest, mos, "a hnn-
able ana best made sssortin. nj OF sov-' and
Asns' clothing To be found in this city. As ,he pub
nc are moi ssmm mel By naming 80, 81 or % ttou,sna
dollars In stock, selling Oh a. cost. etc. but IL ..ua-
Gent TOR NJ 70 say thai every description Of garment
that nsart can wish CT mind conceive, thst al a
unite oursbllity with beauty can u found at our
are rou0aeps
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
From, asl,ineion.
WAsHISGroN. ErchY.

WAsHlNGroS, frcey ,Jais - lS'S.
TIE Goytrluert Is in pos'tssou Of Dip I,ctes ffcm
Mri-ter For'yth who ct istest sc'our's was il cor
respor5etce with the Ne Iclr Government on subj cts
growing ont Of the tax CO pr psr;y Of American CT
zeps Tie point for demandiog lis passports had not
yet been reached.
TIE coIxscts for supplying stationery for the In,e
rcr War srd Navy DspsT ments, have been
axsrded to Blanchard & Mohun; for the State De-
paiimSnt, ~ Wi.lsnt L. Bayly; fof the Treasury
Department, 10 FraIk'io Poip. All tie successful
b:Aders ave - sdsD.s at Wa hingtcn.
Secretary Thompson IS organizing the Conms con to
run lie boundary III between Texas and New NJ xcO.
TIE exploration sn6 survey csnpo. a 70 BE- extte ney
difficult az there ore long stretches of countIy entire
IL dss:i.ut. Of water sI6 ysgs's'i1p.
CIales z. Lining al South CAtolins, has been ap-
pointed an Assistant Surgeon in the Navy in the place
Of . Hafa, c.cessed.
Addison NJ Smith ard H1rstio n. Taft, OF New
Ycrk have been sppcin'ed Assistant Ex4niners, and
joseph T. Fales j. Edward iiolmsad ard j. w. Sh1-
cart. Assistant Examiners IN the Patent Oiics.
Tie whole pumb-I Of and warrants Issued !, Jcne
wes g69, to satisfy which will require over l41.Wo
acres.
The President hss taken mp hs Summer residence
at the Soldiers Homs three or four miles from Wash
inetcn. The Secretary CT War occupies g house on
the same premises
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
Movements Of the Troops.

ST. LOUIS, Fro8y, July ih'S.
Our dispatches from Lsayenworth to the 3Oth nit,
by United States ex press to Bonneville, cay that tee-
graphic advicts have been received at roIt Leayen-
worth from Washington announcing the depsrtare OF
a special messenger with dispatches from the War
Department for Gen. HarLey. On the receipt OF the
Gspatches which are uudeutood to relate 10 the di-
vision Of the columns now on the march, al express
will be sert forward i'm neosey 20 Overtske the nesd-
quereis which last reported wi.hin forty miles
Of Fcrt KearnCy.
Adyices from Fcrt Laramie TO the 18th ult contain
nohipg OF interest. Governor Denver Is expected
at the garrison today, and or his arrival Will be re-
ceived wit military nonoIP. Hi, visit is undoubtedly
corrected with the withdrawal OF the troops
ircm Fort Scott and with the view of concerning
me asmes TO rtp'ace them. IL is ssid the Governor
oeprecstes the removal Of the force from the Fort,
and does net deem the proper moment for such
action.
Tie notxs uf the American Rank OF Baltimore,
pcred ipscvent, have been extensively ciIculassd il
The Territory aud the paper is held IN this city to
lsyge amount
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

Perhaps that feature Of the plan Of ths Central
Park which has been most severely criticised
and on which we have ourselves commented with
tie most distavor, is tho hidden or sunken trans
verse roads by which Messrs. Olmsted ana Yauk
propose that the ordirary traffic Of the city shall
cIoss the Park. OF this system Of roads, The
Gardeners Chonicie edited by Plof. Lindey, and
high authority on matters of the k'ud speaks as
follows in an article upon tie plans offered for the
Park:
"Whel the rectangular character OF the city thor
ougbfsres is CONSIDERED, and The difficulties and tqc0H
TeNences that are trptrisEced IN LORdJa where the
outlines Of the parks ars much irregulsrl are
taken rto account, il will be at once seen that the
authors Of this plan justified in assigning 70 such
an sIsns Tue conspicuous place tney have given
II 10 ter report. lGdetd TINS Is doubtless the most
melitCnous feature 10 the plsn.
We DO not say that We are convinced by the
Judgment of Prof LiDdley but it is certainly de-
serving Of great consideration. The chief fault
which The Chronicle finds with the plan of Messrs.
omsted and YauI is that It lacks great stretches Of
turf aud that il has too many trees: and yet If We
remember arght, this plan has twice as much turf
space as any other offered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
Large Fire at Buffalo.
BUFFALO Friday

BLIfALO r1iCbt, Uf 100
A fire Ike cut at ii o'clock last night 10 The e1'
ter sivo 'utber yard Of Ven Week, Churchill IL Par
ker On the Erie Canal at the foot Of Hospital street,
copsGnioe CC0t00 feet Of pine lumber, end the ell:
tire coptsIts Of the yard The property vas valued
at $50 GEO. aud insursd sS 900 tne following conl.
penies Buif7lo Mutual, 5000; 4E.ne, CITY, and
Charter Oak, Hartford; City New Haven, and H.np,
cen, Massachusetts, about 81 800 each. Abous 30
corts of wood in the yard adjoining, b4lougiDg TO
Mesmer g. Wells, was sisO destroyed 1t wa valued
at 81 GOO. No inturarce.
The lumber in Howcutt Stewart yard, slso, a.
Joining, was damaged TO tue amount OF s*,oUV. NO
Insurance. 90 -.
Several aajoirng buildings, with canal boat
loaded with wocd, we're asc destroyed.
Eton planning mill aid lngers slly psper mill, though
on fire several times saved by the e%ertons OF
the iienen.
Tee ere YVES evidently The work Of a. iucendlary..
Several utsuccessfGl attempts were made to fire
budines other parts ofthe city while the above
burning.
Jack Smith, a fireman, went into c9nvNlsious from
the excessive heat and will probably die.
The Hon. s. 5 Whalon, Canal Commissioner lies
very low with fever ct Erie, Pa. HIS Symphonic are
mole favorable this morning. but he is sti IN critic 81
condition
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
The Indian Empire at Halifax.

HALIFAX, Friday, July :, Io0S
TIE steamship Indian Empire from Galway on the
evening of the 10Th June, called off Halifax harbor as
IL O'Clock last night and landed Mr. Miles of London
(who proct eds to NewYork Wis Windsor and St. john,
aud the mails for British North Americs. She p.c-
ceeded at o clock this morning for New-Yo!k.
A few days after leaving Galway, tle Indisn En-
pre broke her port piston, but after eight hours de-
lay, continued her course with engine. Had light
westerly winds until the 9th, when she encountered
severe gale which lasted "A hours The remainder of
the passage WAS pleasant.
The Ipdisn EUpire reports having seen nothing of
the telegraph feet. Met twelve large icebergs ess OF
Cspe Race.
She brings Dublin papers of the 18th, but no later
intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

Mo.rxySr TO Mr.. CALHous Monday, June y,
ssIs m, Tb0Tiesf0n Ners was consecfated 70 .
dnnble n.tyiotjc puroose-in the celebration VI the
Ks,tI. of Fort Moultre and the ceremony Of laying
ba Foundation atone Of the monument 10 Mr.. shoua
Thers was general suspension Of bus ness. The asy
was ushered IA by the Of cannon from hof ooi-
trie At the tour desgDsted the cyll sutnorues tas
Governor sud suite, the Msjor General and sate the
cfefen, military corps, the ire compsnies' WIN =
fe,uuaut Of the Palnsttoes, Mssons, Oda rehoss,
ac. preceded by tue ladies OF the Canoun N onu
Assccistlon in carriages, assembled az INC psacSs
eetoy ard taking up the line OF marco, proc eeded
up Meeting strest TO the Citadel sq4sio, 'ae s'T .
III cded nonumert. Arriving there, tne hssoaic
br.hren proceeded TO the performance OF tce soiea
cs,enopy Alter the delivery OF "a inpsssiVe prayer
bv the Rev DR.. Bschman and the singny oi &c sP-
ycnrn.e ode the Cornerstone was pa;sd. tho
Grand Cheplsin OF the Msson., the kev. hr. hsms
NJ, gwsy elosed this pait II toe ceremony " ohe
rysser. snd the Grand Master, Henry Bulsf aelseIoo
a brief ADDRESS. The Hon. Lawrence NJ nen- tue"
cehvered an oratson.
The PILLAoE OF LCcKSow.-~e learn tns i.iy
reiope a, Clttop tn. wife Of gallant msjos o. pre-
cent sci yrz IN IIdis, has recsiveo s..et no nos
hubbard wLich give, glowing account oiAe tfeassc
,s;zec b. ur .rGCps at Lgcknor. AS ar esfnes. %
b;s ov u tuccess ne has seIt Der noino .rcnsS :;
nI,r S,d re srls and some efasselds, one o. wn1a
lr,isysd 10 be Of great valve. Tne gefss are 10 o'
psra,ly.ly rough state, tho emersds having oeea "a
pn,sYty ard, We had almost said rspsciisssly drea
,1r'no6. tn. letter syeaks OF q corporal IN the es
AM tceI Ie giLneI, nsyDg got bfscslst weicn wa
rTobshiy be worth ron c10O,0oS 10 taS wv. Anc
Il or l,tisr fIcm q yUurg ,hieos roc~ivsd 81 C,e1
s.a,ss tGtt the vi;ier hes gct Shiee SUPER
s''"~N '''N' w lBfis,.. ArseafJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
EXCURSIONS on TIE FIFTH or JULY.

Fer the eonvstience OF tboss persons WAC design
sptpdng TIE approaching anniversary Of oar NsticeA
IrdeperdeEoe IL the oouairy, We have c,mpilsd tas
fol. wing list OF excursions BY river and rail
AsrosiA Rsvssswoop-S Liberty fso, Peek III,
erEsss Ponr y -ssssasr. HssuerOt .od s...a ,..,as
tr Pa "stss. 'hp al y snd 49, N. l.i q .aa4 =.
sp VoisA tsis sits ra'o. ana r~ss.s
IS Tte IT. an; &C. LssS VA nass IA, a. '''af'a h'a
Briis rhSkY AL EoKT LtE-s;esness Fors I. T. ual,,
ard oer, soa. NIX oi sPnG street. Almost hourly aar,as
C,rr NW ,Np HlsDsLFmAA ,te.ner ~ l~sve Pier M
u N,l,h kNerfr CsPv My soa folsinPAis a. ooess
ttis s'eTrocS, ,nt return en- russaAy psSL -,,-.
CarTsNitt-thc s;eart Sa,-4 :. VIZ sSs f,aahs .tsss
vsv- MgIss 't,e' pvs oeek OF MoAesy nSft ns Asd
O. I'iYln TIE 'oio-I', d,y s,...,., c,,,y,. o,,.
Reo.,y,.t.ssir,t Ii,r Oh MsnSsy a =. a. Aai sesas
issaa city, ton Fai'n s'iA5t slip A. a NJ returning
CotLroE FerSr AND TLr>HNS--s, sue, EUocA Dean. o.
kr'on Nnk.t sip :. 8, ri AID 81 M re'ainiaS a.
COsEr aor ftou, Pects,ip q, 81 iH
FLUAstluroRT sNO EAsto> kei Jsckt and W.t~
Wiz toH ps,r No R., a. u, m lam, ss-a u
eNsusleH ABOUND SSasss i.asd sud bsek T. tAss
GlsN CovE AND GLESwoopS,ss~r CrC,ou from per 20, ef
Rcos strs~;, a. so0. n fer Stsss Nsok. sAa ai.s
Point Glen Cove aud 0i,n Woot aud leave on rs'ara 81
H,sl.N-s Ivan Grove and sylvan Shoe, PecA-
SIP s,mu.t houry aulit the dsy
KEYpckI krypoII al leave Morrey el psef ., 81
M'udsy uorans for Iha ~ooS ard ksypos, nsara-
Nav BsiGRTON PsRr FL :nNu>pS eaecs Hug nos and
Stat, lslsLc,r tcn Nhlteha sip al 81 and ~ IN, iS
:: .su5 = I'm
NEw Re, Steamer Cats Inc tom Rs-eveit ..re pes.
NJ. and .seame, Iaaud ciy ton Fulton MaEfe' .ie.
st9 a IA. t-tu Ms about ; p. IN.
NoRwALK ROCKY NEcA Sseaner CA,Aiae, from kosss-
y.u street. p.er. ASA TeturuiJE GbptS p N.
NEWBVRCH. VAST fcNr &c Stssnef Brosdway from Jag
sept pi,rss7s q m. tor rou's7. H..as, DeSb.. Ferry.
T.rryowu sing S,Sg HavrTstrsw. West Point and Me-
tursb T. Su.h from MURRAY street pier q. u
r. a.. .or l0ukets Nyscs Rocklsnd l.,ks hsSerstras,
West PUiIt NeSbui H. and PouEbssee.ie.
Nav HAyrS N City. from Pcck slip AZ u m
t,turtirE will leave H.w Haven at n p IN
D,r,> UoI 81 LoAc BRNcH. Sc - sir,mrEs Ooesn Wan.
L. hnrch, ard Alire Priec, FROM Robinson street pier
RccSAusN bFACH -etesm~r 0oIen Gate fon Pief fos II
Cabntire rect 4. ~ - returning about p IN
srArFN Isl po viii esSe MuFra, .tsos Pis
az a "a. and the Kill Voc kal VII leave Pis<
No n rth R,er a. lo4 m, aud proceed sSodnd Sss~a
is,s.c.
srsfLrroN ToNPgNsvuLE, 6c-Stesmers Southhsis JOS
pbire Ac, om whehai ., almost La houy dafias ths
cay.
Tug RAmRoADs.-The various trains vii be found
cuy set forth n osr advertising columns, to which
the reader is rsferfet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

TIE record of the inquiry before the tribunal Of
Versailles into the facts of the late duel between
the French army and N. &c PeDe, with view to
The legal prosecution of the parties concerned IN
IT, oisclcses ROme pecUarties 10 the French law
again 1t dueling NJ. dc Pene, it wiil be recoeceed,
fought two duels in succession, il one Of which he
sliebtl; wounded The officer who challenged him,
while 10 the ether he was himself wounded severely,
if not morally. The magistrate declined 70 prose-
cute 81. de Pene and bis seconds for the first duel,
On the prouId that the wound inflicted was too tr
fipg TO bring the within the provisions of the
3O9tb article Of the Penal Code which does not ap-
pear to Apply TO any duel unless it result 10 wound
irhictrg an incspdcity for manual labor extend ns
10 twenty days or more. AS to the other case, the
maeistrate held the two seconds Of M. de Pene
gutess because ii appeared in the evidence thas
they had used their utmost efforts 70 prevent tns
second encounter-a circumstance sufficient un'ef
the law, 70 discharge them from respOASion't!'
As TO the party Who inflicted the wound and his
seconds. the magistrate held that, being officers of
The army, in active service, they were responsible
only to military tribunal. The military tribunal
10 which their case WIS thus referred has since de-
clned to proceed ogaiust them, ou the ground that
n. do Pene was suffered to 60 free by the civil trlb.
az
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

CLAssDAY AT AsHERsr.-The graduating class as
Amherst College held their class day on Wednesday
On Tuesday Afternoon there "A exhibition OF pap
lc speaking by dozen youpg men Of the sstiof and
junior classes In tie Senior class, the rs przs oil
$50 wss awarded to Edward Z. Gxdner of Bofdo,
n Y; the second Of $50 to Lyman s. Rowland OF Ia
f,ld. The first Junior prize Of go was received ~
NJ NJ. G. Dars of Brooklyn, n. Y, and the second f
sl0by T. ward II. Spoorer Of North Brookfsld
Tri,lfY G. LLEGE CosMEncEaEsT.-foe Con-
nerc.u.nt exercises Of the Class OF 1858 Of Trinity
College took Ilace IN Christ Church today.
The procession formed 10 ( ont Of JARVIS Hall at "
a. III, AID proceeded 20 Christ Church,
The follows ipg cee rees ere Conferred:
The degree Of A Il upon W. Vlbberts, y. Haeg n.
n. Pierce, O. X. Gordon, W. H. Harris, j. A. BJagh-
ton j f. M.srs w. X. Woooin, w. Butler, u. y.
Mallory. ID n. Armstrong, j. a. ). Quick. Also on
Mes,Is Mallory, BoughtoD, Qaick and Mears the do
gree Of Il. d.
Tire degree Of NJ. 4. IL course, upon j. 81 Hicks, j.
NJ. Dick. A. l.. Bishop, E. Jacobs, l. A LOCKWOOD,
u. Tracy Is. L. WiggiDs, james T.. Colsy.
The degree Of H. a., al cHHde7a upon the Kew
Andrew Oliver Of Vermont, aid the Rev. L. M. Aoef-
erombie of thu city. a., H.
Tie cs,ree Of NJ. A., an honOyeul, upon Mr.. Caas-
ton Brown Of Boston, and Mr.. W. ID. Sbipmao of
Hartford. ,m
The degree Of b. NJ. on Mr. N. B. Warren OF Troy
n. a., p...;A...
TIE degree Of ID. D., upon the Rev. President
Jackson of Hobart Free College, OF Western hsw-
Yuk AID to Rev. Charles Mason Of Boston, Mass.
A"Ni 1 (fIsrfoid Times. Tharsdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

TIE Stats Zeitung, the German organ of the
Douglas Democracy in this city, learrs from u
swell informed source" that the Administration
have resolved to cease all hcstllties against the
Anti.Leccmptcn Democrats 10 Illinois and else
where OF this report the Stats Zei!ang fuds a
confirmation in toe respoistment of three Douglas
editors to the Office of Postmaster in Illinois; the
withdrawal of candidate whom the ultra Lecomp-
ton men proposed 10 run sgaitSt Montgomery In
the XXth CoBgrsssiMsl District of Pennsy ylyania;
ard the resppointmert, on June q, of j. W.
Davidson, friend Cf Douglas, as Marshal of the
Northern District Of Ohio notwith, taudng Messrs.
Cook, Carpenter, Leb ard Gruud exerted them
selves TO prevent it. In the view of our German
cotemPorsry. all that is now required to effect
complete recOnc lation bet Seen the two wings of
Tie party is ibe withdrawal of the Anti-Douelas
State ticket IN Iiuois, the dismissal Of all the
Federal ofice-holders who have been active in
causing the present split Of the party, and the
adoption Of q concliatoIy policy generally.
But if oil theEe Federal ofice-holders should be
deprived of their Offices, wcat would become Of
Er, Bucba0Sn himself
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

=. ,,om C,rda6 vicO'is; Z'zaa f:Cm tie ne'ea-
t"r,eOd Of San LUIS PosO'i; Castro from Aacae-
SY1N WV sil,,siro- AtAI da from Agua'cal'en'e'i DE-
'A,' and his mereensreS from Coema; H1rtla
eOs pu.bita from Morelia; the Andfadas fro n
n~.,tc.. M Medina from Salamancs; Merida AID
n.,ar,;,o from Tuto; SsldAdA from TikcAi';
c'Sr., from O,jacs; Alvarez from the south;
1.moIs Lave apd Mia from Vera Cruz. How
.~.r tbs Government ergsn BY no means represents
A. % o.u,a a. hopeless. 1t OILY calls loudly tor
no,,y ,o,ders, and especially for ac'ioo, and gives
.hs r,esspt stste Of tbirgs as reason Tor posi-
-, sl other considerations to that OF establish
Z, the authority Of TIE Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

RoBBYRIEs IN PALEsrSE.-THe Utica Herald, OF
July /, publishes the following extract from leteT
from Jerusalem written by Mr.. Williams, associate
editor of ths. journal
Numerous outisges have thoroughly alarmed the
American residents throughout PAlestite and Syria
Robberies Of aialUst d,ily occurrence T~o Aner
lean +, iss psres were sssaed bet wesn Beyroat
Jeruselern cr Montsy last by q bsnd Of armed Be-
dcuns who pointed their guns al their breast, ana
ce mn al ded them 70 surrender. iimuAr outage
was committed upon an American party coming HON
Damascus a few days previous. There is no Govern
nent in Palestine jus, Tie Bsdouin Ioobsrs ara
the virtual rulers of the land R3bbeis occur almost
every day under the very wsl. OF Jerusa,e1.
II attended lsst eve ming an iLf1mal meeting o.!
American resdeuts al Jeiusalsn, Jads, Beyiolt, Ds
mstcu, and Nszsreib to consider the po2ri-ty Of
,epIesetting TO the Government ct Washington tie To-
security t. LIE AID pr p<ly Ct AnsI;.Ans 'ssT7a ia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

Tar UrAIID TERM IL THE CENTRAL PARK 1t u
worthy OF tote that duriog the hested term no lives
hsye beer lost the park, and that indeed no one hes
leen seriously ipiueJ. Men hsye several times
fsirted at their work. and many have worked but half
tine; hut with ore exception, all ttoee failing have
recovered within the day sufficiently to wax home ua-
supported. No largo work hss been go Fortunate The
lumber Of men on the pax over i,3oO, and ell arc
working expcs,d TO the direct action of the sun, gone
rally ten ctsr bous. This exemption irJm accdess
is Que cbi iy the practice Of giving three Intervals
Of rsst in the days work. At 81 o'clock the men GER
ersy take bite or smoke, or BOTH and again at 81,
tesides their dinner at Thus they arc c ~ eI-
bausteS ard more able to resist the hsat All have
been instructed to put leaves or grass IN ths'r hats.
remedies provided, and the ioremen directed how ."
tIsst those failing. The men have drunk waller very
freely, there being numerous wells and 'Pnoss' sn0
every ssrg of 30 bsirs proy'6ed with a waterboy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Atlantic Telegralh.

ST. JoHS, n. f., Fiidsy, JUG 2-r. NJ.
The telegraph line betaeen this city and the Bay Of
Bull. Arm a. which port the cable il to bs landed, is
Low 10 good order. Tue stesmer Porcupue ia s''-
Toned u the mouth Of the Bay, aad will renao th're
until the Niagara arrives, when che will pilot her in,
ard assist in landing the cable. The Niagara i' mo-
roeptanly expected.
The weather this afternoon is dull, but not uufsvor
able for the telegraph feet
81. JCHs, n. f., july 2-lO ?. II.
TceIe s as yet no Dppearsnce Of the Niagara at the
Bay of Boil Arm. No iurth,r dispatch vii be sent
TO night unless she should be sigusled.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

,h.. Virginia has ceased to produce any
=, man. ard has substituted the demon OF
s,.vs,v a. her tutt larry salat il pace Of the
of Liberty, she takes as naturally as lie fha'l'ee'
.,d ssSducets of old to the buslneis ol "hSe"aSa-
ing the nmbs Of her dead prophets ale ln'
Court Of Appeals ia very bu'y IN upsetrog 'oe IA"
f tha State as established BY their pcedece's u.s.
IN iba syoyed grou1d that il has becoue the PoAey
Of Wig MIA to make Slavery perpetual, n Les''i'
tnre ia epeased in erecting costly inohu heHI -
tia mac VITO ssowtd to all bis correspondents sDa'
/" Il was among his first wishes 70 see some pan
"sdopted BY which Siayfty might De aooiishsd oy
ssl.wp - The removal OF the bones Of mo1roe
s,or, their resting place in this city ia another t'b
D.e If honor paid 10 the dead relics OF mao,
whose living sentiments on the sutje;t oi Slavery
would subject any body bold enough now a-days 70
syow and maintain them to coat oi Tar aud
feathers or at least to expulsion from the Ancient
Dominion While the Virginisns drive the lNing
ndereoods from their State, they bIiug back the
dpsd M6nroes. Monroe was educated in the same
school with Washington, Patrick Henry, Jefferson
and Baoson, snd like them was decided Abo'
Itolist 1t was while he was GOvernor Of Virgi'
MA that the project Of tee Colonizatio Society
wss fret started and tie Society, put into opera
ton while he was President, was warmly aided and
supported BY him on the express ground Of opening
a OF TO the abolition Of Slavery in Virginia. IL
is perhaps only natural 10 the virgnians to bring
back the bores of their ustrous dead; but 1t
would be better if they would revive little Of their
enirit
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

AsoTHER PHILADELPHIA MrRDER.-Fhis morning
a. Z o'clock murder WIS committed ct tee sou'nero
eli Of the New Msrket second ald South street'l.
I, ,eeus that psrty OF y0uog men. snopg whom
wasCtares Brsy r were sttrg or st.rdlng about the
house Ct tie Southwark Hose Company, al tue lower
ero G; the market nCuss, when two youuz men one
Of ytcm vas " Liam ii. Saith, passed a-org. Bray
rsns-ktd thst the persons last described were
"rgbt." which reusk elected ra'her I"uk9
rstucnfs from Sui.h. This led 70 farther word, AMI
10 a tussle. and Bray wss heard 10 cry cur, Don't
sheet me, &c SUlth vas observed TO draw somethIng
.rouc sbou, Eis cos, posk ksr.
Bsy turr I'd to ret.es and ss he ives sbor. turn ng
tre ccrrer Of tie market tou'e, Smith frei TIE BAL
pssse, through tie cost of Bay, at the resr above
Ire hip, sd tLtsTIng MS bocy caused his almost
II .tspt osath sona OF the friends of toe rauIceftd
usn eeisteiy prrsued Smith, Who rin OF 80 fat as
re cCIlc. Ee Tss oysuskep, .ith toe ptstol 10 us
beng aro Nes taken tc tie Fifth Wad os3oc-H use.
He tempted to eiespe but te cid not suo,.ea.
Tie JuIy rsrcsrec 8 veidot thaS tae deceased c.me
- h. death by pistol -hot died by Va snsh.
Chrorer Fernsr ccnntt,d tie accused to acrTer
u. cnarss :: n-1eeT. Polls. Brn-'in, JAY :.