davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
NEW MExloo.-LArEsr FROM SANTA FE.

NEW MEXICo.--I.ATEasT FROM SANTA FE
Intelligence hs been received from Santa Re 20 the "a
OF Jaluy The Gazette furnishes with several items
OF interest
Christmas PASSED pleasantly in Santa fe. The
houses Of the Americans generally, and some OF the Mex
icas were open for the reception OF friends We Iaiook
lightly oi The refreshments a hs exccency the COVER
also Judge Houghton's Sheriff Sc Baes our
friend, Lord Hoseys and Colonel Graysons. The ac-
eomplished lady OF the governor had most superb prep
aron for those who called the number OF which by
small Our friend Lord Hoyey, had prncely
entertainment corresponding with his proverba liberal
ity and public spirit
On Christmas VIC had various gymnasium perform
none however, OF a belligerent character.
The joint o the Legislature on the 18th instant
elected by an almost unanimous vote Cosnel c. St Yrin
public printer OF the Territory for year from the day
OF election We congratulate the Legislature the
choice it has made to hll this Office
We have hitherto neglected 10 notice the death of
William 4 Barr, which occurred Anton Chico several
weeks since Mr. Barr relative OF the late Hon.
Robert farr, OF Texas and himself an old Texan
he participated galnty in the bate OF San Jacnto and
WAS believe in several of the other historic battles
OF the Texan revolution and afterwards did the part of
good soldier in the Mexican Until recently he
sergeant major In the United States army He was a
good and a bright Odd Fellow and leaves a wife and
children To the loss OF among best OF hus-
bands and fathers
Floating reach us nov and then Of petty dep
rotations being committed by various bands the Indians
OF this Territory upon the stock Of citizens There
has been official Information communicated to the In
dian desrtnent ut this place corroboratiye of these
nors save statement from Agent Stcck that the Plains
Indians had down into the Mexican settlements
stolen and killed stock and that the Apaches had been
accused Of the depredations
We are inclined to the belief however, that the
mos less true, and that the various wild
tribes of Indians in this Territory not too good te
scalp human steal mule, kill sheep, where there
is amy chance of escape from punishment And so long
as they permitted to at will over the Territory
outrages and robberies will most certainly be committed
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

Smr-BunprSa IN MAuSE.--The Boston Traveller SAYS of
that interest in the State of Maine
The prospects of the business of this State are at the
present time, particularly gloomy Shp-buidng is com
pletely prostrate, and contracts made The
whole seaboard community, so extensively engaged il,
shipping interests, daily paying drafts from their
ships brques briggs and schooners instead of reman
for let vessel go to any port her freight does
pay her This constant drain upon the
of the has most disastrous effect upon their
spirits and plans This numbering interests and towns
also suffering from complete prostration of business
The daughters and of the farmers have been dis
charged from the closed factories and workshops of Mas
sachusetts. great emigration has taken place for
year past, and more persons will 30 this spring The
almost entire stoppage of the great Maine business
that gave to many houses in this city large portion
their trade is felt most sensby here Tho packets lie
almost idle at the wharvcs there goods to carry
or bring, even for what few there running
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

The ANNUITY 10 PRIScIss RoyAL.The act OF Parla-
ment Goth and 2lst Victoria cap p TO enable Queen
Victoria to settle annuity the Princess Royal was
passed on the 2oth Of June last She is empowered by
letters patent to give and grant unto the Princess Royal
to such persons she shall think fit for the OF
her Royal Highness annuity of for her life
commence from the date of the marriage with Prince
Frederick William of Prussia to be free from all taxes
assessments, and charges and to be paid quarterly
the 5th of January, 4th of April the 5th of July and
the 10th OF October The proportonate share Is TO be
paid ON the next quarterday after the marriage. The
annuity is to be charged and payable ont Of the conso
dated fund of the United Kingdom. The annuity will
therefore, commence ON the 25th inst
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
pEnAlE IN rllr sEx Arr


An exceedingly interesting and animated discus
after the receipt Of the Presidents message. A
sharp encounter occurred between Messrs Hale apd
Seward arising out Of the consideration of the army
bin. Mr.. Seward signifed his purpose to sustain
that measure, regarding ii due the welfare Of the
country and demanded by every consideration Of
seifrespect and the integrity of the government.
MIR Hale could not understand, from his point of OBJ
servation, how republican senator could be found
sustaining the policy of the administration.
II is manifest Mr. Hale regards the government as
in rebellion against the Mormons. Ii is treason with
the senator TO uphold the administration He de-
rives his estimates of public measures altogether
from their source, not from their character and ef
fects. His duties all due to his party and not to
his country. Mr. Hale allegiance 10 the free
Statesto the republicans of the free States he
nothing to the federal constitution That com
pact recognises slavery Mr.. Hale is against it, Mr..
Hale is consistent good government is not in his
programme. He then dislikes the constitution. and
he has immense dislike for his republican asso.
ciate, Mr.. Seward, who il seems, proposes to tenn
per his politics with a little patriotism.
Mr.. Seward replied to Mr.. Hale in speech of con
siderable power, and with decided effect. He de
clared his views to be those of statesman bounded
by no such mean and narrow prejudices those in
dicated by the senator from New Hampshire.
On the receipt Of the Presidents message il was
assailed by Mr. Trumbull. of Illinois, who was foi
lowed by Mr.. Toombs in speech Of great power
The remarks of the latter which we shall embrace
the earliest occasion lay before readers were
mastery in statement, analyses, and argument He
grasped his subject with the intellect of master
unanswerabe arguments. The issue is now fairly
before the country. AS the true interests of the
country shall be presented, and the obligations o.
duty enforced, confident the measure vii
constantly gain strength, and finally be triumphant.
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

MAINE The balance of cash in the treasury Of Maine
January l. 1857 STAG, 277 Al Receipts during the
year from all S35s,s 49-total S5O5 l24 90
The expenditures during the year S456, 70l CO.
leaving balance in the treasury December 81 1857, of
S4S,423 80 The estimated receipts for the year 1853
from all sources $50 055 &c. and the estimated
penditure S432 952 So showing probable deficiency of
s62 s91 46.
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
BY TKLEGRApB.
Ge.cnaI WaiA1, sc.

Nhw ORLEANS, Feb. i.-t'encral Walker appeared be
fore the district this morning Judge Mcslet said
There was no charge against Mahrr the Jury refusing
Ind bil General Walker IL anxious TRIAL for has
alleged violation Of the neutrality laws bat the district
attorney said nothing against hirn unless new instIuc
lions received lom Washington
hfe Took plane ON SUNDAY consuming the Magazine
Market Store less $50 eoo The hrc was the work
Of AN incendiary.
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
VNHlRTY-EIGHT INSTALMENT--Now in stor
the thirty eighth nsIslmcn f ccletIn,ed hnn5eit


4 the thirty eighth nstAmcn Of celebrated housewife
10 ladies' cotton.
The above goods their regarded
he article hlren prodnced
country price, 2is ~r b piece
pieces IL
pieces mills cottou choice
pieces everlasting shrtnE
of all other shrtng from medium
a York mills twist, and English cloths
sheeing and Iow grades
widths
Al the widths and qualities ieu sheetmgs pow
linens
Table dsmaks, diapers towels and napkins profnsion
ihose select styles.
pieces pure Irish all grades
orders in Ireland
stitched linen shirt bosous.
annually through hands enables fabrics
The beet cass al favorable the
price only marked figures consequently par
ia oyercharged. M#
We aren opening any ea@
All old bills will be settled before
rious this
right present pa sny
made january 1st, 1859 amount
In future all viii be closed cash viii
uot be acceptable.
The continued financial arrangement and general shortening of cred
and he absence o banking facilities suggests the pror OF -
adopt
make trade cash business
be wthos disturbing the pleasant relations which have existed b
long Series
FERRY BROTHER,
Central Sores," west building
Jan 3o-Iotdif Opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

LousIAsA The treasurer of louisiana Colonel s. f
Marks states the receipts into the treasury for the past year
TO have been 81 PSI "a and the expenditures for the
same time, fm interest bonds, and all other purposes
80 6l3 20 leaving balance in the State treasury
the lst of January 1853 of 81 05s 7G The auditor
estimates the probable expenditures of the present year
slss7 $40 the probable receipts into the treasury for
the time nj 81 PCS, 500.
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. 8. 1858

A1-Mr sHAE JAns~ Of Philadelphia general travelling
ageoi assisted by JAAsr ssaSe, JoaS
" WILEY Jcas X fsxmSc A. EVANS, r. S JAHx@ T. AsmAs
A. Dayp, X
ss-ar eNo W BsAs Is authorized noney-
CsumbsA
mi. jane HsrriSss street cnnnss ONO /. our
general ootse n, by
H. J. inoass "iiiiAs II TnosAr, JAxs- tT. l.
Shns'S Mkr and ihcaAKp SAKl either good
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

ACCIDENT TO JEROME RAvKt--On Thursday evening
az. M Jerome Rasel, while performing in piece which
Songed him TO pass through tho air wire about six
t from the stage fell by the parting of the wire, and
oose two of his ribs. He continued to perform his
part notwithstanding the accident hut il will probably
fortnight before he Is again able TO appear and re
'uiNe The dntics OF his vocation --BoSoa Cssrssr
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

We regret to learn that exPsdent Tyler is said to bc
very III at his residence, sherwood Forrest, Charles
City county Virginia He has been suffering for several
weeks past with a severe chronic attack
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

yourselves, fathers, mothers, wives. sisters brothers,
broherS.
a
selves you circle the world, usel1
ness. n,iay the remedy Your power;
with wnhont h knowledge. with the irne
Hca IL voluntarily viii
drinker OF
eating drinks gradually Griine pricct and Thorough
which fond o Graduating all
adding strength cieerianess
body Induced who have been ruined in for
health position, position
compound make known the world and
who order
bottles S. and forward ~ by other
part hs rnon rcct'oas the bottles
j. Y, EElAD, NJ ~,
n l9---dlpp Baltimore Posi- oilce
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
BANK STATEMENTS.

Weekly return of the banks oil the city of New York
for the week ending January 80 compared with the week
previous
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
Pending which,
AT 6 clock, the House adjourned.

EDITORIAL. CoSvExroN. The editors of papers publish
cd in the State of Ohio rccently held a convention at
Cleveland which generally attended by the frater
nifty Festivities addresses and business rendered the
meeting OF very great pleasure to all The advanced
pay system Con subscription strenuousy insisted
The business considered related principally to the local
interests Of the press of that State.
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

IyARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCHES
Ia persc, rhr Public Sp s te
g. sr nv fisn formerly UnaSa from
It,na t,e at.s a $40 y~grs printed
,rtrsn ass1 ssscc ss post fsss by mail g.
scid fs Publishers BY fRANsK TAYLOR
Jan n
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

ny thanks his friends aud past
irrpt ds,ioit a continuance of the
Sca Gallery, Ne AS fcnnsysvania avenue
doers easto Of Az street.
s-u
FTNHE REMARKABLE History of the Five Litils
II Pigs, paper 10 cents cloth 25
The Frog who would a woone rcs oi cents.
Tho House tln nek built yend,dIy u
ni,nsted by the uf genius; Is
The Sad ai Css
~ Bennett; Is crrt~ l
The Visible Arithmetic illustrated MULTIPLICATION table u cents
The Faithful Parrot. by C1iss. Bonnet. 2,
iMngbter Book ioiks Is
supply popular books received
TAYLOR MArRYS
Jan 2a--4t nsk-fofcs near wh street
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
OF FICIAL.


Washington, J~ra.ry 80, 1855
received tnis teEartnsn aa W
Al hsrssl
bearing Gamer the slap awhlas
sqsai effects including eioaemeter have been deposited N
the Jan Si-Jtdus
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

VVRIUHTL'N ANAL1 IIVAL IlIGf fISI UF THE
Laws of States
,d.t Thirty fourth Congress
The text given
alphabetically the Include the
federal which
ton aa
jIdcaon well OF Depart
Complete 1f10 closely printed
in binding Price six dollars Just published
Jan ERAN6K
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

NJ B. BRADY respectfully announces that he
wi established gallery of Photographic Washing.
prepared commissions the Imperial Photo
hitherto only his well known establishment Nw
variety unique Photographic specimens Dcnaei
collection together with portraits the
he'd of les.
Washington gallery
Europe and ana the choicest ySodurt
Eeriod. the
gallery to " the Washington pubic
Jana ss
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
REMARKABLE BooK.--The critics do No

4 FEMAHhADI.E DUUhF--T Inc NTltIVs HU- Hu1
hesitate with regard 10 Parton :
liie and Times Of Burr.
following:
uneqnaled
'sMost fascinating Observer.
more exciting than ~ [Nex York Evangelical.
at compliment that ,n n~
novel; ffiarper's Weekly.
ssOf intense interest Home Journal.
ssIIns a dull In in boston Traveller
and absorbing interest," Boston Transcript.
interest, ~ Home Journal.
deeply IN Y Commtssonaire
sOf absorbing interest Congregainnsist
almost a model biography (ihatelpha Press.
KEEL o ru a " Uncle Tom = N y. Evening
might The enthusiastic
prcss editions oH
and 4
with wosicus Price
cloth 81 70 half cah s. rs full calf $3 So
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
Nos. los and li0 Duane street, New York
Jan 2g-eoi3tiGSeInw
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

sk15- MECHANICS woRxISGNEs, and all others in ia
of the invited attend meeting at Ten
Hall Wednesday night ocfk niIent seAkef1
ar invited TO address the meeting
Jan3 3l--lJl star
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

LHOR SALE--A three-story brick house. situated
IL street 9th tnh without tls
iruture. further Information inquire
GEORGE w. BRAY
9Th street, Ne. 2s2, hetW NJ and n streets,
23-eod1mo Property
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

land cash aud loan money
and furnish abstract 20 titles
sep 25--d&swly
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

DRIZE MEDAL STEAM-ENGINE FOR SALE
The used the late the Metropolitan Ne
hApcs' Institute IL being a
three story building which tD
book binder, requiring
For further nioT inquire u
NJ ELLIS
Works avenue !. streets
Ian Sl-3sH Estates
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

ISNGRANED GLASS PLATES--A beautiful arti-
lights be the above
10 appreciated md admired.
EINANs a THOMPSON. Agents
Jan lG-eolm SIG Penn. avenue, Washng,oa.
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

- GORGE W BREGA. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
NJ Laa ariAw, No ID Wall stree, New rork
3 2t-Su,n
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

CARRIAGE LAMPS.-We have this day been ap-
pointed agents Edward Usher Co.'s carriage engine
The ooasakers and others
fully called 10 the sample store
Orders solicited.
FIyANS TiOMi-y,S
Jan l5--eolm $40 Pennsylvania
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

NyILLARDS HOTEL. G. a IA. A. Willard
w rensylsania avenue and foors@eath wshss q
Jan 2D-dffi
The Washington union., 1858-02-03
HENRY & CAMPBELL,

BANKERS,
LAND, COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTs,
.Sour Cisy, Iosca,
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

THs BULLETIN o the United States Agricultural Society
FOR February has been promptly issued and will be graf
uitousy distributed to all who may call for it the
retarys Office, No 365 Pennsylvania avenue up stairs
1t contains condensed report Of the proceedings Of
the recent annual session of the society at which the
sorgho, imphee, and other interesting topics dis
ctissed.
TIE ORPHAN BOYS BENEFIT BALL, on Thursday night,
must be kept In mind, and literally patronizcd No
tickets to be sold at the door.
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

wM. r HENRY
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

BouRoIoAuLr takes benefit Tonight and the theatre,
which its beauty TO his good taste should be packed
like box Of sardnes with his admirers The bill is
admirable one, and well calculated to display the abli
ties of Bourcicaut and Of the Fairy Star
The Washington union., 1858-02-03

(sOLD -Bagleys, Foley's and Morton
NJ sea pas snd styles fr
prres Just received by
Jsn 90 FRAycK TAYLOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

The Board e Aldermen will meet this evening, but as
many of the members busy lceng after election
thought there will not be any considerable quantity
Of business transacted There will be an election 10.
morrow in the First ward for Alderman in tho room
Of Michael Murray, deceased in the Third and Fifth Ia
the Of Mr.. Hoamirc and Mr.. Tucker; in the Sc
vcn;h, where Mr.. Starr candidate for reelection;
the Ninth, IN the room Of Gregory, deceased; in the
Eleventh, where NJ Reed Is candidate for re-clec-
ton in the Thirteenth where Mr.. wilnot " a candidate
for re- election and opposed by Nicholas agris in tn
Fifteenth, where Mr. Owens IL candidate for election,
and N tie seventeenth, where Mr. Davis rs again IN the
field az a candidate
commence this evening for tho officers who will be elected
70 morrow will take their the LIST Of january.
There IL not much unfinished business hand 80 that
there Will not be necessity for rushing important matters
through IN the that they have been done
The ordinance recognizing the Street Department, sub.
mied by Mr. Genet, will be called up aud 81 effort made
W ADOPT H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

On the subject; but It appears that the hierarchy
Of the United States occupied some portion Of
the attention of the Pope, for find that in July
last he confirmed decree of the Propaganda,
granting the prerogative o. highest rank to the
See of Baltimore, so that the Archbishop of that
diocess henceforth takes precedence in all meet
ings and councils above any other Archbishop
this country
When the Archbishop Of Baltimore was the
only diqnitary Of that rank in America his See
was We believe, considered the primary; but
since the conservation of Archbishops in New
York and Cincinnati here has been, so to speak,
no head of the Catholic church in the United
States. hat osition, however, seems to have
been tacitly conceded to Archbishop Hughes, and
certainly among Professionals it was universally
supposed that he occupied it. BY the new decree
Of the Propaganda however, his precise position
in the church il defined. The Archbishop of Bal
timore may be in future considered the Primate
and head of the Catholic church in the United
States until such time rs the Pope may think
proper to endow some other dignitary with the
privilege of wearing a scarlet hat, and stockings
of similar hue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

THE CuEvAIIER WEBR IN Defence or w. II
SEwARD-The Chevalicr Webb has actively
turned his attention to the payment Of his debt
to W. ii. Seward in consequence Of that gracious
act Of Executive clemency which. some years
ago. saved the Chevalier from the State prison
the penalty which otherwise would have follow
cd bis wicked attempt 10 take the life of fellow
sinner. Thus the Chevaler Webb is moved by
a commendablc sense Of gratitude, though he
stould he careful not to carry IL too far In
a recent interminabe rigmarolc in explanation
Of Stewards Rochester platform and Presidcn-
,ial position. the Chevalier IL pleased 20
say that "the New York HERALD Is as IL should
be-thc confidential organ a the Buchanan de-
mocracy Of the North" and this announcement
is followed up with the assurance that although
"the T,pos has gone over to the democracy" il
Is not on account Of Stewards Rochester speech.
But whatever the facts may be regarding the
mysterious alterations from black republican
ism Of the Tinc, we can positively inform the
Chevalier Webb that the HERALD is neither "the
organ of the Buchanan democracy OF the North"
nor Of any Of the dcmoralized and corrupt po-
litical parties or factions Of the day We despsc
the rotten machinery by which they are all con-
trolled and cordially hope to see them all put
down by wholesome popular revolution and
reconstruction. We approve the general policy
Of Mr.. Bucbanan's administration, regardless of
all party considerations; and upon this point we
believe the sensible masses Of the people are
with u.s.
Upon the special issue Of this Rochester mani
fcsto il is evident from the sweating labor Of the
Chevalier Webb In Stewards defence, that those
bloody Rochester instructions are producing a
healthy reaction In the Northern public mind.
Not only are these instructions audacious trca-
sonable and revolutionary, but they are utterly
illogical and untenable. The experience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

TUE JEWISH MEETING AT MOZART HuI.-we
published in the HERALD Of yesterday full re-
port Of the Jewish indignation meeting at Mozart
Hall, on Saturday evening, in reference to the
abduction Of young Mortara from his parents by
order Of the Papal government In point OF
numbers. intelligence, and the quality OF
the speeches, il has not been excclled by
many gatherings Of a like character in this
city. The Israclitcs Of New York. in expressing
their condemnation Of the outrage at Bologna,
have only followed the example Of their brethren
in Boston, Charleston. and Philadelphia. and OF
people Of all classes. all over the world wherever
the intelligence II that event has reached.
The Jews may be content with the assurance
that, although their meetings may not have the
effect Of moving Mr.. Cass TO interposc the moral
power Of this government in behalf of the Nor
tara family as was done in the graver case of
the Damascus massacre In 1870 the expression
of the popular voice will not go UNDECIDED. In
this country the people are sovereign; they are
the government as well as the governed; and the
outspoken expression Of their will, by the press
and by public assemblies, will have its effect
upon foreign governments, even though IL should
not reach them through the medium of the State
Department at Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06
Markets.


NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 4, 1858.
The sales Of cotton to-day IL 900 bales, at
changed prices Corn has advanced &C. bushe sales
at 75c.
MoBrIE, Dec 4, 1858.
The sales Of cotton today 500 dies at IL 10
for middling-thc market closing with an advancing
tendency.
CHICAGO, TEE. 4-6P.
Flour dull Wheat firm at CSC Corn active at 53c
Re-. ipts-SOO bbls -four, ZOO bushels wheat 23co
bushels corn.
BUFFALO, De-. 4-6P. NJ.
flourvery little doing in -four dem and confined prin
cipaly to the home trade sales TOO bbs S. for Wis
consin; 80 70 IS so for good to choice Indiana
ONO Michigan and Canada IS rs a So for double extra
Wheat dull sales 500 bushels prime white Illinois
81 20, 800 do. common white Ohio at 81 H. and 400 do
mixed spring and winter Wisconsin at 81. Corn quiet,
and held at Toe. Barley nominal at Goo a &c. Oats
firm sales 900 bushels at SIC Whiskey firm sales 100
bbls. at q nc. Dressed hogs selling at So a SO so.
OswEGo, Dec. 4-6PM
Flour unchanged, with only a limited demand. Wheat
qu!et ard held nominaliy at re for Chicago spring;
81 l2k Tor red Ohio and Indiana; 81 Is for white do
Corn Inactive Barley duh, with small of Canadian
at 1Cc The amount of grain in store at this port fol
oweA5 GOO bushels wheat 102 625 bushels corn % 40
bushels barley 64s3 bushels rye, 5456 bushels oats Of
the wheat about "a 900 bushels held by mllers and
Of the So SEQ bushels for distllery 0nly
cargoes Of wheat anoat from the Upper Lakes
this port