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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
State Of the Weather.

NOrt0ern,
ceiyed at No. 81 Wall street: ,o.o
MoRsNc Report. "Wednesday, Feb. ., 1859
MONTREAL, Can, 8. m.-Cl,udy and mild q =.
y ind ". showing lightly -" ~ '''''' cow
ST. JOas. n, E,B-clousy wind w; %.
EAsTPoRT, me.-Cloudyi wind w. %.
OswEGo. n. Y.-CloudI, wind w. 49,
CALAIS. Me.-Ciondy wind w; 81
Cs.s,oTIrrows. P T. i-CieE and cold. winaN w.
UAIIrAx n. S.--Clear; wind s. W. 81.
ToRosro-Cloudy so.
DETRoIr-C!esr wind w. 80.
BuyTALo N. Y.-Cloudyj wind w. 80.
CLgyzLAND Ohio Cloudy wnd W %
BURLnerOs. Iowa-Cloudy VIVID w. To-
pr.S,r Dv CHEN, Iowa-CleM; wind n. w; below ser.
fVITos, il-clss5 wind an n; W. u ~ below zero
Rock IsLASp-CleM; wind T. %
DUsvaUE, Iows-Cesr; wind M ~
sPsMcrIsLD, In.-Cloudy; IT,
MuwAvKEE, Wis.-Clesr; wind NJ W.
TOLEDO Oho-Cloudyi $.
PIrTssuRGH. Pa-Cloudy; Sf
CoLvnsUs 0hio-CsaI 3d.
LovIsviLLE. Ky.-C~sri 70
PHILApELpHIA. Pa-Clesr; wind w a. ~, "A
WASHINGTON. d. C-WeatheI clear WIG . w v"
BosTos. MasA-Very clear aud pleasant -. ,, An
sPRIsGfIELD Mss.-ClOudyi raw aud chilling "ina; '"
EVENING REPoRrS-6p
BUFFALO, N. .Y-CleaI and cold wind w S
sYRAcusr, N Y.-Cesr nd glowing cold wind w iA
SSIis. n: f;5Cloudy: wind " So
NEw-ORi sAss-Cloudy and showery; wind L. N. Ej D.
MEhPHis Tenn.-Clopdy; wind N. r. 81.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Thermometer 81.
EickssVRc, MissDrxxing rain; barometer falling ~
EaTcaEr, Miss-Rsiningi 4s
CALAIS, me.-Wind w. clear; 23
81. Joas. NB-ClOudy, appearance Of snow windN W.
CaARLOrrxIows. \. B.-Co,d and cloudy; wind W.
EAsTposT, Me.-Clesr; wind w. %.
H..g;s smc.9 sonc@e,s, and d.hs&S xnd yind w."i
Hsw.YSsS, i;Sp a1~cieS .,Sisht,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
uoIFsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Sergeant at Arms informed the speaker tn&t
,rspaD 10 the order of the House, he had caused the
epr-est of Mr.. j. d. Williamson, and had him in
NJ STANTON offered resolution that Mr. VIII
.liamson be sraigned before the bar of the House
when the Speaker should PROFOUND the following
questions:
First. What excuse have you for not appearing be-
fore the Select Committee in pursuance of the sum
mons TO do 80, on the 9th of February
Second Are you now ready to appear before said
Committee and answer such proper questions may
be propounded to you the answers to be in writing
and under oath
The resolution adopted.
Dir. STANTON (OhiO) moved that Mr.. Williamson
be iemanded TO the custody Of the Sergeant
and that he have until tomorrow at O'Clock to make
his answers Mr.. S. said this was agreeable to the
prisoner with whom he had conversed on the subject.
The motion agreed to.
Mr.. CLANCY JONES, from the Committee en-
Ways and Means, reported the Army Appropriation
bill.
Affars made report from the majority, concluding
with resolution that the act of Commodore Pauding
in arrestng Gen. Walker and his followers was not
authorized by the instructions given him by the Navy
Department; that while the Committee have no
reason to believe that Commodore Paulding acted
1Ssam any improper motives intentions, yet they
regard Il grave which calls for the dsap-
proval of the American Congress.
Mr.. SHERMAN (0hO) reported, IRON the minority
Of the Committee substitute that Commodore Paud,
ing in arresing Gen. Walker and his associates, and
returning them to the United States acted within the
spirit Of his instructions, and deserves the approba.
ton of bis country.
Mr.. SEWARD (Ga.) remarked that he had his own
views, and would express them at another time.
The report was referred TO the Committee Of the
Whole on the State of the Union.
Mr.. SAVAGE CTenD.) from the Committee on lnva-
lid Pensions, reported bill granting pensions to Of
6cef- and soldiers engaged in the last with Great
Britain and those in Indian during that PERIOD
and moved it's postpOnement till the oath of February
Mr.. JONES TENN said that this was one OF the
mosttmportant Questions ever presented to Congress
and involved the expenditure of $40 100000.
Mr.. SAVAGE did not want this bill to be preju-
diced by such remarks, and pledged himself that so
lar as he was concerned the subject should have free
and full discussion. He had made his motion that the
House might act upon the bill without waiting in the
uncertainty attending It's reference to the Committee
of the Whole on the State Of the Union.
The question was undetermined when Mr. HARKIs HIas
TN, called up the report of the Committee on Elec.
tions declaring it nexpedient to grant Mr. Campbell
of Ohio whose seat contested by Mr. Valandigham,
further time to take supplementary testimony.
A debate ensued, aud without taking the question
the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
n futO, stree. snsprosS-ar. Il y ss.a Ia. ysss

| q fufos street antBrosS~sy. II V ssia Tia, ye@s
ego he KEEP q kw saloon in kn.heuy street
: The police entered The bouse Of Purity Merr''t u
NJ, 70 Prince street, few days cince, and arrsied
Dave pSxes BIS dealer Merritt was sUcce--ful bi
Lard PLAYER snd severa years since len ths city fv
The Wes,. He tss returned within year
John Fink v.s Sour yess engaged with poo, sss-
cess in TIE polcy Sus!nes' lie s lass gave op"
di cu, snd openrd q faro bank IN Brostwsy be.wsss
Canal and Howsrd s,r. cts.
Am.n named Bougl'tou, who g the ptopnctSs y
"gsme" in Broadway. near o'an, street. ,ofuS''f
owned livery stable Hs aiterwaro gave Up The oss'
ness and took drinking sa. en- on neeoree' o. ''H'
way and Grand street.
William Ayery and John Auchine'os' sone tIss'
s;,,o onoro5 a came in tho lower part OF The CITY
Avery was formerly dry goods mefooan. IN ''' o'
AuchircIoss-or "Hoboken JolA' as 40 Do"'
known-has reputable connections tne o"''
Jscksey Thompson was extenr~ ely krown' yeAc
ago, in spor,iny orc,es He went & Caifornis, snd
there acquired some means He rcssn ed 10 TINS eny'
'os, all he had won, and recently opcsrA game "a
Prince street.
Tom Reeves who, with q man rsnsAf Wahaoe'
bad an establishment the Musem,, VA formerly
a butcher, and circulated extensively among the boys
Bill Ipgefsoi!. who is blessed with the ccsppmses Of
whispering Bill and Jack sheppard. ~ toe %"
would Indicate is not possessed of hgfacba 'acsss
among the fraternity. His place Is in Beoadsss~
game is or was kept a, No. 5Sl Brosdw,y. by
man named Housewrght, formerly from Phisfs'ps's.
Johnny Lying has attained nstoresy coex'sns'vs
with the admirers of the pnze-ring in this co'ntiy'
growing out of his being of the seconds in the pro
fight between Hyer and sullivan Three or -four yeers
since be kept bank the of Canal street sod
Brosdway, which became publicly known by the fsct
Of Bakers concealment there for several hours aset
the homicide of Bill Poole. lie subsequently opened
game on the of Crosby and Houston s,reess,
which. Il is said has since been closed
Charley Heiemsn has house in Spring etrcet
There are several other faro Establishments 10 tho
city the propnetor and locations Of which, orrrcpose'
was unable to ascertain. AL however closed f~
the present, thinking TO open when the excitement
shall ceasa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
UALLACk S T'HEAIER.
HOW To GROW RICH.

- A brilliant auditory assembled last night al 'hi'
,heater to witness Reyuoldss play, Hor TO G.'F
Rich. Itw extremely well cast: Mrs. Hoey Mrs
Allen. Miss Cannon, Mr. Blake, Mr.. Lester Mr.. Nor
Ton, Mr.. Fisher, &C. The plot Of this comedyis not
distinct and the whole appears more cOngerie' OF
smus;,o farce scepe, than a well-knit single piece
But certainly amusing they are, and the audience "a
delighted. Mr.. Blake, though apparently hO' P'4
ticularly well up in his part. gave some esq13"e
cenes Rarely, too is there better piece ol ac',"S
cen than that of Mr.. Norton as the CountFFinan "e
fore tie Magistrate. Mr.. Fisher also, was eaPaai
the Lawyer, "doirg the genteel thing "i Ae,rel -.
made the most of laugbable, improbable pSn. ine
feminine characters are not 80 interesting o1' "''e
done with a dash.
Tie play was wer-moun,ed, ana particularly well
costumed.
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WHERE WAS LOLA M0sTE7. BORN
Ia ,k, Edyo- of The H Y. TyR,pn>.


SIR: Please put that startling quet tion 10 tha ,.,,v
platters of The EreRiHg P0St-anytbip i, ~ dysr
them from their John -Anderson mohotony
Where Lola Montez born Was 1 i, Ireland
somewbs about 1898, those gay de- .e;yer. " All
the newspapers, CALAMITY gossped nil tbay wsr.
put to shame by the Cycopediasl
Or wss it in Montrose, Scotland, ir tap0 s.,ho.,
profound old cross-patches the Brocb haus Gorr,y.1-
iions.Lerikon and the Detionnoire I Ca1,sy,,,,,r
a delo Lcfure grayely groWl
Or was it-Of all cities in the W. ,,d-vaa Il 10 this
blesred New-York =" ever was, ,onros,e the Bovt
ing Green, and the middle o| ths wear 1872 h,
other figure will depend upon b. w she looks and ,sks
at Hope Chapel tonight b. Il this last tootbsoms
nut Of biography is accordf az to few Of US who
know thing or two, in spit Of ConrersatsonsLs Lsr,.
hat Sort Of 7zirg and hereby invite The Ewes
ing Potto come, with a. it. pcfaIss, aud crack it.
In "Ms Of Ms 2 nne.," very rnsa.i.fsctoey
feld,, Baroness Of oseptbsl and Csuoness of ths
Order of st. Tberte .; but in the New American Cy-
cioIe5io she hgare presume, in the same category
with William the Conqueror. Walter the Psnnilsss.
the Mormon .ropbet, Rsjsh Brooke Of Sasswsk.
General WI An Walker. aud-no. not the Cons
dence Man. Let us, therefore, sgtate our ceim V
the nst'i' 8 Of Lola, . sght:ome and gsy.'.
htof Syt. Feb ., iess -'if
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Summons % Lawrence, stone & co

BosroN Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1913.
Mr.. Cole, an Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms has SUM-
Stone a. Co and T. +. Holden, bookkeeper of the
arm to appear before the Congressional Committee
st washington This morning Mr.. Cole started Tor
Bath. Me, to summon Mr.. Jarvis Slade,, who mas
nearly recovered his health, to appear before the
same Committee , .
M. Joseph Libby broker, who was reported TO
have drowned himself yesterday, was found alive as'
evening aud conveyed to his home.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
The Storm.

Iose BRAScH, n. j., Wednesday, Feb ., 1853
The storm of Monday night was very severe on this
coast but there are no vessels reported ashore south
OF this az yet.
The Ajax lies here in the undertow all broken up.
No,hing belonging to her will be saved except per-
haps part Of her machinery.
The telegraph wires here were prostrated by the
storm.
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w,rs. nj Ch,TlestOn.

CuARLEsros, s. C.. Wedse~ '}. rcd D. lays
McDerad formerly Sue Wsshngton) sichoias l..
Tar River and SohOckoe for the Jockey Orb .pufs5
Of 81 coo Lizzie McDonad won in two sraigb. heats.
Time; 7.4I and 7:i9l,
Subsequently colt race took place. in whuh Gov.
VI, kffe won.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Feb 3, 1853
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania 81. 88ji Pennsylvania
Railroad, 4os; Reading Railroad. 2os Morris Canal,
IS; Long Island Railroad lOi.
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Rurning Of n POst.Omce.

MAUCH CHUNK, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1888:
The Post Office at Summit Hill, and the ADJOINING
store have been destroyed by fire. All letters were
burned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
PENNSYLVANIA Politics.

PHrLADELPBIA, Wednesday, Feb ., looo.
The County Convention to select delegates to the
State Democratic Convention held stormy session
during the day on contested seats Several free hghts
occurred, during which the reporters table was ae-
molished. The Anti-Lecompton contestants Senefaiy
xera admitted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
United States Supreme Court.

WAsHIgGroS, Wednesday, Feb. s, iooo:
No. 6a.--Hyde g. Oglesby VS.. Henry l.. Stone. ar
gued on both sees. ,
No. 6s.-Wm. B. Dean VS.. Nathan Mason ct o..
Argrment for appellees commenced.
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Burning Of an Ohio Infirmarv,

CLEvELASD, Ohio, Wednesday. Feb. 3, 1853.
Later reports state that four persons were burned to
death at the fire at Ashtabula Inrmary Kingsyille
last night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
The Bark N. G., HichbOrn.

BOsTos, "Wednesday, Feb. 3, lS3.
The bark n. G, Hichborn. ashore at Nantucket, Is
fact going to pieces. The crew were saved No insu'
rance on the vessel; her cargo was insured here.
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New.York State Medical society.

ALBANY, "Wednesday, Feb. D, Io'S,
The New York State Medical Society commenced its
annual session hese to-day. The time was consumed m
reading and discussing various papers. Tonight Dr
Willsgd, President Of the Society, delivered an aa
d,ess in The Assembly Chamber before large audience
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APPOINTMENTS Br THE GoysRsoE-f

APPOINTMENTS Bf The Sossn
the odrice aud consent Of the Sendt. Az, .
ALBANY, Feb. 5, ie58-NorAsms ruht
Olrnstsad Of Brooklyn-resppointsient
.ilbany-ThOma. Ha,ns. OF Albany -rrsrpoin,meai
CoytLord-Noeb IL Osborn Of McGfsvVle-n.s
Tiooa-Chailes H. Elmer Of Nsverey1p G.rszsx Of svr.
Orordo occ-Hstthew ). Myers Georye . os'-S " 'S'
ouse-IesppoiI tment. , p,,.. A M Whitman q
Horsetesds- s-resppoinnelts no,n.neet
Stf.btn-Henry n Cook Of Beth-fespeino
Scneca-Le Roy C. PArtrdse OF SeIees ,a;s.n,eni
C-tov.o-Thou,s Smith Of Phelps-sesffc
I,,;no.,os-Houe,l Moshes Of Lima &c eeiss ei-,,nsn,
O-tesns-Hrny Flssies Of ksdtn.-nemw msa n ISnsnx
3 aa.s Sr..oa i.Gss q Brfao, ctsvga s~A" SNs'''
tesPeSta.ta,-tt
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Tor froV the XAVUth having eive1 way for specift
motion.
Kr. SCOTT thought that his motion was susceph
BILE of smepdmert. but he would COW withira = Il
and move 20 adjourn.
Ad;jn,,sJ rn,l II oolcck tomorrow moCliny
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

fn,y IN TDRrrTsIpo srRssr.--A 6re bsoks ost
Ssy attsSpoos. caasae e. alarm. DsosesAGA
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The PhiIadeIDia RnnkS
philadelphia Stock Market.

PHLADTLPHA. Wednesday. Feb. 3. 1853.
)ur banks resumed specie psyments to-dsy.
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therefore, very popular among the sporng gentry.
He is about thirty years of age, very taI and we'd
formed. He was born in New-York., vicinity, aud
has highly reputable family connect ions. His estsb-
ishment was on Prince street, corner OF Mercer.
The establishments of Bob Willis, at No. 5sl Broad
way is well known TO the fraternity. tie was for some
years policeman in Brooklyn but afterward found his
level among gamblers
Sam ydam, Charley Etynga, and Charley Walsh,
are the proprieers OF the house No. Barclay street
AL are well known and belong to reputable fami'es
Suydam began the world as a baker but finding the
business not suited to his tastes, he abandoned It TO
des faro He ready COW ersatiOnist and entertain
ing in company. During the libel suit OF Fry agt'
Bennett, four years since he was witre's under
cross examination by Anbf ose l.. Jordan.
"Mr. Suydam," said 10 rdsn, what is fast man
is technica term and perhaps little difacut
20 define, was the reply.
" But insist upon O. reply" sad the counsel
Well" said Sam, &" as nesc a. am ab.e'to aahe
| Il last man is NJ an who has more money than he
has time to sperd it m"
Sam WAS permitted 10 leave the stand.
| 7, lsia suydam committed assault upon young
man named Avesr the oon of the Minister OF the Ar
rsatipe Republic, tho csuse being "a alleged nsult
| given TO Suydsms wife by hlvear. Saydam was m
de,ed for the assault. He pleaded guilty, sud wa,
sentenced to sI monte IMPRISONMENT in Eidrdgestres,
Jail during which time, il is said, he was gene
| rously permitted to oeespy himself in sleigh-rdin9
| whenever he desired.
Etynge was bn IN this city, ssd hss always re
| sided here. Walsh Is from Newbnrgh Orange Co.
The Jew Osne,' on the eorer of Chambers anC
Chatt am stssets A kept by Johnny Austin. john!
was first publicly known a. one Of the Chicheste
crowd Of Bowery boys. many years ego. He then be
came Identified with professors Of the 6stic art. IL
ths midst Of which ca,eer, he Interrupted hy an in
etmept, charging him With the murder Of an iraaams
ip LeOOsrds.reet. On trial hs wa scquitted.
Aeck EdgIs estah4saOspt ustga.sd ~ w. ce<os
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PRICE ONE CENT.

The shcstness r LIE h very offsn owing 20 The
irregularities Of he liver. - = - -
TIE anxiety that : man feels for the want ~
amos = called capital puniahmsns.
Lonis Nspoisos e training his soldiers 70 swim
Boston has dssrsassd in population a,s7o within
A lady Is sometimes much .trucs v,.n . 80
before marriage and BY him Afterwards. -
Several cases OF maIignant cholera have oec.,,.S
fn Troy, N, T., within the last week
The young gentleman who nsv Into uaasion h.s
had his wings clipped.
The Belair (Bd) lEgis nominates for the nar.
Presidency. Hon.J. G. Breckinridge
The o 8. sloop Of war Cyane ventin commission
on Saturday st Norfolk.
Purser Danforth, U. 8. n, has been tried By
has been transferred to the vincennes in his
place.
Lewis d. Campbell has been nominated for Con.
gress by the republicans of the third congressional
district Of Ohio.
Rev. Geo Copway, the Indian preacher. Is deliv.
ering sermons IN Bergen county, N. j., to large
congregations.
A camp-meetiug at MoundsviIle, Va, on the Bsl-
timore aud Ohio railroad, was attended by about
10000 people on Sunday.
A hotel aad livery stable keeper, at fashionable
watering place, advertises socables for Young
people, ana suikies Tor married folks.
A servant girl at Louisville, was relieved ef
lockjav on the 18th, BY the application Of chIoro-
form.
7 20 boys of seventeen recently fought due, at
Marksville, La. They fred three times. with pie
tolls, at ten PAGES. No Que hurt.
my native city has treated me badly.o said
drunken vagabond. "but love her stilln
Probably her still 10 all that you love about
her," replied gentleman.
The editor Of the Evansville Daily Journal vas
hned $a on Thursday of last week for an astempt 20
cheat the Government out of three cents postage.
Republican, of course.
Mrs Jane higgins, aged 11o years, residing near
Athens, Tenn, died on the 18th inst She vas
the reict of James higgins, soldier Of the revo-
luton.
Masonic HALL CossuxkD-A FIRE occurred at
Crawfordsville, Ind, last Friday, consuming the
masonic Hall, four grocery stores, aud other
buildings. The Masonic fraternity sustained a
loss Of $500.
BaITIsH CABLE CEIEBRATIoy.-It IL said that the
English, Irish, Scotch and Welsh residents of New
York intend to have an Atlantic cable celebration
on their own account.
DEoEssED-Dr. r. Montgomery died at Xenis.
Ohio, on the 18th instant, aged about Sixty years
The News says he was q man of fiue literary at
fainments, and was at one time regular contr,bu.
tor to Backwood and other magazines.
BURNED IN EFFiGY.-G0vern0r King of New
York, has been burned in effgy Ia Cattarauxua
county, flr committing the seatence of q murderer
named Sullivan, TO imprisonment for life. Judge
Grover. who sustained the Governor, was compIi
mented in a similar manner.
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THE SHIPPING INTEREST IN ESGLAND-A letter
from Liverpool, recently received, says that the
shipping interest has never been so depressed as
at the present time. great many British shins
are hauled up, there being no business obtainable
that will pay running expenses to say nothing Of
interest or depreciation. The large packet ships
to New York are loading deep with full and heavy
cargoes and freight lists Of $500, not half enough
to pay their expenses in port. For Boston, salt ie
shipping at S. per ton. The prospect for the bus
mess the coming season is very poor. Both in
England and on the continent, there is two years
supply of guano on hand, and every warehouse
in Liverpool and london is full of East India pro-
duce. In England the crops will be unusually
large of every thing raised there 50 that there will
be but small quantity of breadstuffs and proys-
IONS required from the United States
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WIspoM AND LENGTH OF DAYs.-Prof. Pierces sta
tstcs oflsst year. showing that the graduates of col
leges longer lived than the average Of kind
receive a confirmation in the neurology Of Harvard
College for the last year. The number of deaths
was 80 and the aggregate ages Of deceased amounts
to 1913 years, given an average OF 63 As ears to
each person. One graduate died at the age of 93
yesrs, were over So Q bstween 20 and 50, be-
tween 90 and 10, between so and CO.; 9 were IN
der DO The age Of the youngest was 25 AT
Yale College, the number Of graduates who died
during the last year was So, and their aggregate
ages amounted to 2s73 years, giving an average
OF 81 years to each graduate. There were over
so years, 10 between 20 aud so, 4 between GO and
TO- Much study may be ''a weariness Of the fe.hn
as Solomon thought, but it don't seem to shorten
mems lives.
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Cosby Tho Baltimore Patriot safes that the
New York Custom House cost 81, 100000. the col
iections that port for the last year amounted to
moro than $42 0o0. 900, and more than thousand
persons were employed In its collection. The
Custom House 10 the city of Philadelphia cost
about 100000, and that In Boston about $f,000,-
900 There arc two other Custom Houses, one at
New Orleans and the other at Charleston, not yet
ani.hed and no data furnished what they will cost
when completed. Already more than $50o,O0o
have been appropriated to build these two houses
There is where tho money goes. 1t IT supposed
shat the Charleston Custom House will cost So
900 ooo In 1867, It employed fortyei9hpersons,
and the revenue collected was bat little over
A500 900
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA We have advices from
South America, dated at Buenos Ayres on the 9th
Of July nine days later than the news received by
way of England. The papers contain some fsAer-
estng items as to the progress of affairs in Para
quay and Montevideo. In Buenos Ayres the minis
teral crisis was ended by the acceptance Of the
portfolio offoregn affairs by Colonel Mtre The
late arrangements for the liquidation of the Eng
iish loan were looked on with much satisfaction,
and the most happy social results were augured in
consequence. Six per cent bonds to the amount Of
twelve millions of dollars were to be Immediately
issued by the government. The Spanish residents
of Buenos Ayres celebrated the event of the birth
of the Prince of the Asturias with great pomp
Paraguay is represented as making the most rapid
progress financially, socially and politically, which
it was said nothing can retard except war with
the United States President Lopez, had sent six
'een young men to Europe for the purpose ofbeiDg
educated in shipbuiidins and engineering. The
treasury overlooking. Three steamers had
been launched and two more placed on the stocks,
Railway extension was also aided by President Is
peg. An uneasy feeling existed in Montevideo re-
sarding the issue of the present diplomatic mi,un
derstandng with England.
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VIM II DAVIS 4 co.
4 tLOVER HILL COAL.-The,,n ,,nders;vn
A NTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA LUMP

= COAL The subscriber, dealer in the above
5OALS, wsud say that he has and will keep on
nAnd. the BEST white and red ASH Philadelphia GOAL
and Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
call upon him before giving others orders, on the
pretence Of their selling Coal lower, being deter
miued TO sell coal as low any dealer in the city
~ho will W Ugh his Coal. All he asks ID q call 10
satisfy them Pc LARUS, "A Main 1t.
Or office on the Dock. between i7th and 18th.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26
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~ fully inform his customers and eonsu nsrs of
COAL Generally, that he Is receising, aud prepared
70 deliver, the BLACK HEATH aaa sll DLuTHIAN
LUMP, IL III aud SMlfHs' WAL of superior
quality aud at reduced prizes. Persons wishing 70
In their winters supply will fiIa iJ to yne,i in
teresr u leave their orders With han before the lat
Of september.
ALSO-lhs best quality Philadslphia RED AID
WHITE ASH ANThHAClTE C.tAL, at reduced
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