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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-29

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-29

r Bach 10th Cmt.
Dap pm aud tIpasca Coals,
ltlHm Coats,
White AND Cologol Linen Goats,
bAra and tolorel Cashmere Pants
Linen sud MerHn pmis
H,l Bosom Shirt.
-h.d Collar
I'udr hIri- Cotton six. and Marine,
White anil Brown brill Drawers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-29
FfNE lND TlNCY WITERIIL
Valuable Plantation tor sale.


TUE undersigned. DESTROYS Of changing NJ.
l business. and to remove from this section OF
the State oilar- for sale his valuable plantation,
situated seven miles north OF Marshall This j.
onc Of the most d,sinble places IN Harrison
county whether a. regards locality fertility of
iaud, or Other advantages which render pana
ton valuable uf this the purchaser can iulg,
lor himself All that is desired is. that thost
wanting 10 buy may call and examine The tract
Of land consists of
tOcS Acres:
300 ACRES Of il excellent hotum land anil 300
acres IN cultivation The improvement. on the
place afe good the water Is excellent and
among other advantages there Is u very fine or
chard
For Further mfurmation enquire Of Mossls
q. &. tVgg, - NcCown, or to the undersigned
on the premises. u. C. McCONN.
Jnne i2-3' Neil.M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-29

ladi'- l'inc Hair liouncl- ntrimmed
Fnelah Straw Bounn- uulrm.
Riding Hats,
Miss Hat.
Gents Fashionable silk Hats.
rauaml Ieeharn and straw Hats,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

| sces - - ~ "a. ,s.raot. n.rs g. Jan : 50
| y ne De. ~ n ~ s,e
gI-'f " ..,,t ro1 III f---c. ~i'h t &C. 'a'
= hm ~" t1a'~ c' ~. - iai.~. r. f'~.-G bai
~ = "'ccos't s'se' ou tfdiy al, 'us'n a. ioc,cS
90 To- ss.J mo'any s4-,s g Jssn J. GVl - sjb
tn's "tr't 'iif ia siiou ou rhar..y, APi I. -
CD.cs ron rs rrsi'rrcc O1r hunirr' a. =
fst-s-,f =, p,r.-. plcs.e ror,.
pJNLAr-0e We'd ''t'y NA.sS 81 Mr' Fir. DIa,p 'e'!ct
''.,i ,rd o-oI' %" 80, oyit>d 70 ,:t-ni "a.
X . ~, F,v-'.,t .ires oa Fn5sy Msrch oc,.,
C RTF 4. So Fighb To-day .hecon N-rca
~ - eonerf'1r Esnaah Na't' V''' Of G. H. Cater n
Jsre. NJ. cf y'..'.rr Colt~r.
CCNNFR-Ir WI ,nsbrrsb oa rue.i,y Msrh 8 Of iap-v
SIS in. Co,f ei's, a I,-1, ,sl Auu Au-r Coousf
si,t year. rontn, zad dsvs
DctGLA,s-At No III ~ street. o. TcssiAv M'rce 81
U--u,-s n, Ggis- aged 81 y'- II 1aou,hs SUD dav-.
DAVl5-A No 20 Jaf ..rec Book Tuessy Nt,b -
Nsr, @ Davis. ..i - wars . mouth. sui DAY
HAMILTON-O- Tae4d,y cyeriar March - ,he -7i in,e
H,uitos -1s.: ot C.;heri-e NJ ,ai thr ste wnh,l
ho;e 10. ssed it snsTs I'D months.
HARP her re'iieac- No 10 FF'' street Mana wiz
Thoma. Fari'or, ssrl 81 years
jouNsoN-A, Eeypor', \. on Tuesday Hsr-h ~ Hrn'y
Johnson, scrJ g. yssr'.
KNoDELI-A No "a Delaney a,.,e, Andrew Knei-a sei
8 6ytar., moths sad q dsys
fsl-h a. HF, 1cn p--se Leslie, sge yrsr, widow the
late JsIts Le-.ie. formerly Ct OrauGc Co. y. \.
NfFHAS-At No. 2-5 Wea. sixteenth street. ruesl4y
uo'.-i March n Msrsuc Meehun ony daughter u Terence
s:d Ellen Hrehiu.
NcAULEY-A No eSS we,. Psr,uy 6Gh street on Tueslsy
Mnch 20. Joseph b. cAa'y. aged - yess
PFN1ELS-At Ne. 90 Avenue g. rIesdsy morning, ysnh
20 MAY wife Of Joseph Rertes in the ID YEA OF her es'
ROACH-at NJ 50 Pike street. Tuesd,J, March 50 M'
Jhs.laA Roach IA the Ct yesr of her age
GC>S-N No 1871 Ayca B. Tdesiiy. Mach 81 Msy Ros
ss-d - yeaTs
ROWF-O. weiu-sisy uorniis Msrch 3i Of Inflammation o
tte ig1gs JoseIhiue daughter Of William snj Hannah C.
Rowe, aged yesis AID days
lie y seucc of hcr hef No ~ West Eighte~n'h ,,ceet
t. fruds Invited . s.euI tn funeral without further
!'.icr.
STAFgCRp-lu South Brooklyn. roes1ay morning M,rrh
ST. ssF,t i,yeI. EdssI OF JAIME AID Auns stafford
All ? zoE.hs
sKIDGELI--At Sry Sing Mouday eyeoins. Mach - Of
,4ra'ys Mrs. Amy Skdsel ia tue Goth year her age
SCOT~-At No ~ Madison Hay. March So A1ra
yor res ghier of Roher. and Migt Rosius Sc, sSd
wars months aud - days
sHARDLOH-OL rItsisy. March s.. George Sweet, eldest
4 Samut. az Anna SAerdo" sged years mouths and
Ia dsys
The ,tsives AMI end, tue family ?rtuly invited 70
tf,i te haeia. At NJ. ) Filh street, 81 O'Clock lh'
(1d'utsyl seeiuoon.
TFl gYC.-At No lG; FSlth Tucsiay March 80
poT Louisa TN bel aged ~ years and ~ mouths
TDNTKINSA: No. p Commerce street, Tuesday. March
81 MEy ong dAa ghter OF Thomas and Sarah Tompkms
ag,d ycs:, ara mOnrhs. .
NilI1 AT No. i63 flrr street usisy morning Mch
50 louisa infant daughter If Water A. sud Mary
M.i.s. s-tl I nior
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
DIED.

BOsWORTH-A. No. Ia H=uzusoli sr-e,; y 80 10
IT.. Ms-rG - ssr scvce uIt'' % el-b .r,i years !.
a. Gralyflle 8Er IbJ Do'"0'-" -
M nihs .Ed ) iAys . a A. vi...o,
BALDNlN-l- BrooEJ1, % I-esfp JAZZ
Bs3wr ne -1-b JcsE d hs- age. 49, .or lrlAg r.
Brse. No n Esnry ..s, ,hl' day fs;;o. % .ssi
Hs, ,-mef", Ill = t,I.s 70 gslmyrs 70. inerrne''
nre M nA-- WI = .Ahe- - a., =, .a.r stor III.
BABcOCK-O1 Moriiy eyeass aNsh aN. - .ad Ia .hCsr 4
pe.s iArs Ri.. wis u 2. ~ bs~'''' 49,
Chssie. " srarlL - n....i, rs-rn s.Cyv..
s.ss 60 are ,bs Eev d. Tyss'A 90 ny yurL =
o "a IN tt.ods 4nj csasrryss "a >nA'S - ~
sgc&i pt1e1. f.rhs uv.A.sA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

r.,......u.. C......, '-'ic S1s h'f'7.c Y -1'J
q q 18th ir-t says that a. esp'> NV =, ''
oat city sent by Capt. \. q. Iir; -. ''''"'ni ~
Fc, hcln.csh Jared, 1eSa-i. hsypg ~, 'Ns' ~
Ges. II sgs snd Gov Rurne.. = T-A a. .~t' '' 'o'
;be Nsyor cf San Antonio. sId other T'.- c'''.-
poldeu. Otis, icurns, says th.; o;ci- a7d os7.sh
iof III s.ion he's been received by CAPT. 4. c. Br1ok
et that certain c,zep. cf the United states residing
about ss,eD'y miles below tbS, N tis state, had
Ieen LdnspI;d and forced INTO the rauks of one Of
lie contsodtg factions Of Nev.co ~: the dominant
sId ruling rar'y. By tho Acslde of Guerrero.
meeting oftfe citizens Of Webb Cpcnty. fet.s. he'll
the Laredo Court House or the li,h iast adopted
s.roue resolutions touching tbs ulS'ter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
NARuIBB


s. tNCHER-PFRRY-Dz Tus-i.y inoSainE aHrs W,,er
BTrao.onca', Go T. TIE Rev ~ -. p 5f g..
cub DO. -, -,
HuRE-TISDALL-On w,i.e.tiy. hucG y. y =" h,tb ,,
D. Eome, HenIy A Eor- to Mss 70 Hi' v I''-'1'
NesYo;K City ,fh :,
WOOLsEy-FATON-In Book ". o1 seHy.v seHlsy. ~ Prori.
BY tue Re, D. Farley. Cap. Geoee " 49,. =. ,, Jam Q
OF u 10. |
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

With stock Of cattle at Bulls Head yesterday ora
thousand head less than the week before il IS no. sul
prsng that prices advanced fully equal to hall cent
pound for the meatthe best cattle selling for q
0c. pound net counting TIE weight Of the quarters
only. Tie quality Of the cattle was generally Z od,
and the meiket in the morning lively, aud dull in the
afternoon Full particulars viii be found under Tic
proper head Of cattle market.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

- he,d O. ssc iNh oPr6ts fr Che pa ~ ~ cn. for ~
bali declared 9, ,. .,1 Huron Railway Cp'1
All l@cta m seuG Of The b"nso WI ,s IS ooa lo psr's
srce .hsres a. y cent oouveiiihic no JUN
vas csreS i'm iGsly- al, 9Th American trade N.
1he sosP a. ~ 't,,oro Va. tda. Of Mr A. H. !.a'"lr
nounced " % "'.aSs. ,iyr, -ooeh
The lisbi 'esAs,' -, d, .lvar-ed iIom - D.
At Hsrr a. rao '' u''
cent. n, cf..v q, 3 u Mexican D)lau
Bsyios qo'H os' ''''
Anene sg"s ~ II por'.rl hal increased { on qis
Jtc fos 20 he to reseryr very nearly Cl2.@A0A
dnIn' ",SI@TkIrIEs.-Mesfr-. ID. Bell Son &
Go, tt, er American ssc1rrs ooo;uac' without All
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Nai'.a = Va,'', P No. aai nquteI r. IL. C. ,nf.
VI sf-e-'opars y0c'g 'si! maze b>r sgp ,srAr q.
,ud taij .ast BIZ haf gore Up ,bo y IN Rv.r.
,ot-eq lsu,y els tod The otoer ,h.t L ,. waut-i &c
&c Mr. Camp ~ particularly sbe w.u.J s,al Z
~. Believing uat Camp a.: secret.i .boct .as
,o.a C1icei J., yi'on frooG.cd tie services cf Jai.
c.r Coisr ari ses-ctei tie pTsu;se., bat failoI .
eal their m-r. Ia the e'snin. Camp Gals h'i 70
os,,pcs suI ". appi>l'ai,d Ycsi- lay mora .
.bs .ecasei vss taken Is't'e Jl.toe Kelly and held
b7il q - IN. f - CJ0 20 Suiwsr :he chssc ar
Wm Marin father Q: ise yong tady lie Iist msr:isi
b.c.mrg Is surety. NJ. Camp sN- bjted sb! Of
c,orce s,an,ed BY one OF ;as Crcu't Cou-t' u ,ae
sale &. Ilist,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
THE VERY LATEST.

fBg T4cgrapt from LoRdOn 10 Ltrrrp''l
Tly TUIlL Al NAPLES OF PARhEs TIE fN"iNhER.
The Times ,ays that a telegram FROM sples, sn-
d at IA cOnsoquoncc of the noe delivered by
tie British Government, not only hsd Wat, the en-
eintor who.e piod had become all cte l, been l0e;-
steJ Eut that tie King bad ivea orders that thetria
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Mr. 7haberg Las returned 10 the city, AMI vii give
a morning concert at the Academy nex' Saturday. He
has vised the chief cites Of the South and West aud
met With rich reward in applause ani pecGniary
rfoGts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01


illinois Ccnss Shares continue il Iequ"t aud improved and
PORTS business done siinois Share N die New York
Central. s2i New York and Ere. q.
LYFRPOoL MARKET, March 20.-COTTOS.-The
Brokers Circular reports very depressed market and irregular
price,. The late arrivals freely offered aud quotations
reduced 20 descriptions Tho Of the are 20
Mobile u, Siddlns q Fair Upsnds 4. Mddiag 81. Tne
market on Friday closed quietly with of 1000 bales u.
quotations. Stock hand $4,000 bales including 2l(oO
American.
At Manchester tie very depressed and prices Of s
1iicies bad declined: Little no busin. "a doing
BRFADsrvyTS Siessrs Richardson, Spence Co repott
generally uective market. but without Alteration IN p1%a
Flour n retail requtt but large rln tctons ~ me lo~
gsdes OF sgecusion Wessrn u "a = .S u, N saa
Orleans a7i. Wbest slow of sale a. former rates Ko1
ass f' wse.n White a1 I9asn Com Ta, II 9sl'e
fEovsIoA BEEF depressed and quiet b.t firmly h,la PoTs
neglected AID eudpg downward Be4nd Athys Co qltca
IN the market at retail At decline Of raow steady Butchers
As.ocson sdi MessIs Wskeheld Nesh Co cal the de-
PsootcS%ASe. steady at So f Pots aud 81 r
Pearls. Sugar steady and firm for So.G but tS e. IT og. 2 5st M
higher Carolina, saeS Of $50 tfces al ~ IeaCon
r. ss more 69yt'' than camson ,SoT' % kp'1 Gr
medium snd III for fine Spirits o! Tnrpeutine dnli at -
Cloverssl ic more demald-AmeIcsn. u GDi. Phaiepma
Bark 9SdiO Oils Quet-Ccd / . loa&j); hnseed quiet
L0FD0N MARKE1s-Messrs. Barring Bros. Co.,
report The market quiet without change in prices IRoN
quiet sc for both bars aud rails scotch PFC 50 61}7 SUGAR
quiet and unchanged COFFEE steady and nt much otenng
IA limited dema9d at for c5Gm'p Gop9o% in SSsE@ h
eiOd $40 81 Bostonin bags ~ TO-
Nothing dom FISH OHs LNsrED steady G, . RICE 1st
and Sa6d SPIRITS TUEtEXTNE iuieta demand 59
Notbns in rough. TALLow quiet at c6 for Y c. on the
U.yRF MARKF1s-(FOr the week ending March
l6 inclusive Co1ros dull and doopnc sales Of the week
Stock lSs 100 b0.s NcwOheans Tres o. inare
quoted lO5f BREADsTCfs very quiet and unchanged
AsrEs firm but little doing CorEF In good demand - Former
rates fsCs'GN: not1inT biz doug end pces nominal ain mi REX &c
m pO4nina
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

The circular Of Barring, Brothers Co. s'a'e' 'ae1
.ecurtes are reglected and that there hSve
been no tr.nsactoDs Of interest. The Lo"d"" 7'~.s
a.rs ,hs, Tinos Central shares continue in request
g. .,7Ia7 discount, Of New York Central shsres 81
o., .nd Ere at g. Messrs. u. Bel, son * Co. ne
49, ,hs ms,ke, as without animation and with n
charged prices ..o
The following table viii show the arctus,ions in Css.
.ol. for the week eodipg the 18th oH.:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Tnr RyorST StU.G-SHor AssNvtG n NrL8ERRi
srRLLT-DEATH oF HE VIcfIN.-AtJ . ciocS yeStcr-
day no'nirg, Dennis OConneI, the man VINO was
struck On the lead with sungshot IN the hands Of
john Laushlin, lis brother n-iaw, during hgot tuey
lad on the ngLt Of the ll ut, Gfo" ns ont o. ~
fculty originating over game OF caids, dea % as
late residerce, No li3 Mulberry street Coroner ill
was rotifed, and viii hold uIuis'tion on the body
today. Lsuelir. who was arrested on Monday, l., n
tie Tcmbe. awaiting tie result Of tae investigation
OConneY vas 50 yeero cf sge, and rs.ve Of Ireland
Tie wives Of tie parties were present, AM took p;It
in Il G fata affay. Beside the above young msn
was in tie room sni vitue;s sei the fsbt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
[ Aast .isrme.
= RPONSN -TO-TiaHT. and the Two Vt-

,JI-SH Brow N.-TO-NiGHT, and me TWO re-
tgIts of h.Wetk will complete the tun u :hs =
PURDl's EATos THtATts lhetti''s u n =,
befe mus syail themseve. Of .as tlule IL
FAII AI.ERs ald NJ sRO of W .PPisE W. Ce
With II To NGBT On NJ M-ntsy nest The nav PIama u "
LitE % IHF NcsyoA, AT SAT- LAkE Vii D. pfolIceh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
'AigertiseIeCt
Cas- IT REALLY BE Possible -l'd we ~

10, cor,S .eru-e pion Of readers pr week
ls TIE Led:er erjoy, that popIriry Dd %e -'ea go ;a
that Grsrs ccrd b repeated night sai aa = r ,s
every twef ~ four hol,. for sli we~ss Aqd
BgI61 or iGN RyEA,Sc" d-smsi zed f-ou L.
paved now Every AFTEPNoDN ard fNE'SS s. pa -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

ForND - 1UE W,rTR.-C0roner ConnerY cec 10
"a. :, Pr No . East R,cr the boty q rin lnei
David Whitfield WHO found n0a inE ~ tG' iceA a. ma
pace hhrid ae lai be iatemp rate iAau ~
w ed while in ,tioD The Jury .hde
,etl. IT eih from jrv ming out what tis ffou
n. aid 1 w.r, nst % saw The de essed vas o yeas
d az, sua L,t,e Vi New York. lie spa. IaaNeT %
frels
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
CITY ITEJfS.

The season OF Italian Opera at the Academy comes
10 clc this everirg with the tehth performance Of
Mes cJerbeei'e FvgWH0f', wien Msdaine Ia Grange,
end Csh ForS viii make their lat appearance in
New-ioik.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
lAdveItiseT 4.

STRING HOSIERY and UNpgRIARMtNI> ana
.EcnA,YI>. oops-Lr tes. GOOD, may oe oo' '
.i..u } ,ay.d, hy bayiay direca7 from BE
IL pos:.g, and MSs @t.Frr-'
PNKlS GO,
No % WI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
i-efftkr I'M.

FREDR!CKs'S PHOTOGRAPHIC / EMPLE OF Az
N 5,j ard 81 Bro.iwsy oppoats Metz p'ra, ~.
ToCRsPrs HAiLofIgs. ia .VfRksprYrE' AL ASof''''" "
u sveIy tyis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
fafzprtssOsIs
IadFef-is"t''ti; ] H.
THE NgT.yIIC TABLET STROP-inyente1 ~

6ss S,vsosRs A. lsisTbs .be yoruins sco has ne'r
.qusa6 producing th- ies1ss p1soe sdse ~ ~
Csl b obtaued II the .ubs:rbs sni sols m. lisr'
:. SAUNDERS, store No. 7 A,.Gr a'cse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Mcssrs. J. $. Atwood A. A. Clifford aud D. y Al
wood, jr have formed copartnorshp for the rassas-
ton ot u general banking business. under the dru q
Atwood & Co., and have taken ofics No. W Broaa-
way.
Tie Pelsa's news was nct fayorably construed n
Stock circles Cotton has undergone further dechss
Of &C. T. 10 since the ,sil1 OF the City OF Bstimore.
and Consos are quoted at 96l d96j which IS lower.
Morey was Il little mole active and the applications q
the bank had slightly increased but in the open mar
ket The quotations are unchanged ruling at from u 70
u y cert. At Hamburg discount rates had ad-
val ed from to B. cent. The large failure IN 'sS
South An trade reported by the City OF Baltimore
wss that Of Mr. A. X. LAHORE, whose estimated habu-
iea are foOO COO The stest statement Of tho Baslc
Of England is es follows:
Tie latest return Of the Bank OF England for ths
week eLdng Wednesday, March H. 1853, IS as foiowss
issUE DEPARTMENT. ..
Notes Issued 1874 00yermsn ne dch II osseo
Other securities. dt9DS
La l...
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

HARLEM RuIRo,D--SrRiSG AGR'NGENESr'.-
TIE Abeny evening express trains on this road have
been withdrawn, aso tie Mddlotown train, which
:or some time rast has LEFT this city at 3p. m, aud
the late Crotop Fails p. m. train out, has been eH
tcndcd TO Dover Plains. by TIE new Spring arrange
men., which goes ;to effect this morning, the trains
now leave the Twenty sixth street depot as follows:
8lja. m.-N ilauisbidge stop al all way staon.
IcNUs -Al5sy Mail; ST. station: north OF MiIAulsodse
Il m.-Wht Plain. freight and pa.sl; a way stations
2Snp u.-Wliiams bridge accom-. all way statipas
ic0 T. m.-Doytr Pliius. 81 way s-aion'
W. Nv ilnsn triE' srcon.; I'll ~ss tatioas
6l5 o. u.-Mh.'e Pls;:s AID al wsy stations
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
u-ow,. shiplcy a Co.'S Circular.

Per Pc'.;0. g., fNroIL, - 5 'is'c5 ~ i"os-
pest wces sad tAe late heavy arrivals haV'It eeeo forced on
,I, P.s Of American descriptions have glves way ia
~ ~ "a .ue forced sglcs have been maze a. even sfstef
o,o,'on -, ',, making the decline FROM ia = NJ
The aes fot the wc,t are esmatcd N a. c
i 900 bs the market closing tamcy a. t1' "''"'u4 P''A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Tds stock oi Cotton ia tns P, -. - giI o0 RS,
AS OOO sL,s TotA stock same TIN" A'' S'A '''' ''
Tfe M.ehcs,c market has been 'oFy hM daring the Ses
- 60 a., in eicf (oop> YARNs. fnces o. all tnd'
y, - oT have declined ald q Id from he highest pon 10
y tdao sp,cars he oisPoson 10 purchase al TIE eN""
Secd.C
The Mo>, ak,t t'H deseE 't hg'i c.as' hof p'Pr
csu he ciso.~.l.od ct y Z ccLL 49,,
The C"yN mark. without much chang, 10 prcs. Waco
hssoe~ired 10 3 20 10, and Indian Com 6d y a.; Feur IN
rstl cr mere q,ct toe Quosoa White Nhrs' HOi
!aA 6 p l. ~ 3D. Weston Cana. Flour, 2l % - g; FIs
d.pis aLd Bsl'.oic q Sc B., on = od1 o. i4 ilA'
.2tu.L6. IK'tL q az e bjL MXd, Yellow AID W 1dc
indian Ccu 81 y o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

FoR FrornY SiAyfs.-We understand tha. wa''
,ar has been issued fer tho arrest Of fugitive slave
on TIE demand OF Soutlcrner, who is now seek 'ns
for lie Frey about the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

THX FoaGfRY oS TaE TEtDL'MAN'' BASK.-T@o
or thee witnesses were examined this rning oa too
charge against Duff of a forgery of check on ;1e
Tradesmens Ba1k. The case is of importance onJ
connected with series Of similar iorsere5 Of checks
on other banks.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Tar Z. n-srf.G % McCa-ri .-McCs%r. who
VAS comrl6iLti oftwO oI thr we-ks ago b. Ns-cts
Cicero S;aDey tor asstC.t AL bstte'y was when let
,f threatened by Stanley with a t5'A-airg !: re O.
tempted i, again. No. !cng ago And-sr Hines. be;e;
irown SIS Fig,ey" as is alleged. knocked M.C4ny
tovn ia the street vita pair of brass .rucke', an
seyerely cIusred h-5 .SeS and ribs, willie John \.
B,sg. licked LIN, AMI Cyrus Shay Of ri Poole
memory, kept Of tie bys.saders. The -cuIor thst
these men we-e paid 10 % shis by Stanley. IS, Of
course rotLing but ,umor although II is ss.d tia.
SHAY Figey anI Briggs appeared soon after with new
suite of clothes.
Iigsey Is in New.Jer-ey; Shay aud Briggs wee
examined yesterday before the Recorder.
W. II. Racy, on whose affidavit tue arrest: were
made. testified 20 the particulars ol the fight and
good deal of exceedingly dissrtng language.
McCary, wLose face bore ont hs1 testimony *
ceed:nely well sTore 70 the pummeips anil Acki' 2.
Sud Tat he McCarty drew pistol.
TIE case was adjourned FOR further TESTIMONY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

MI l.. +. SaiteIthwaite's Circular Of March is re-
ftrs TO advces received from NewYork by tbs Africa
70 Tie ID inst and to the high prices then ruling for
New.Yorh Central and Illinois Central, we'd as "
the active speculation goirg in Wall street. Tue
quotations referred TO are 9JI, dividend for New
York Certral and 100 for Illinois Genial II was ns<
for week or ten days after this that the speculaues
fairly tuned Mr. Se,erhwates quotations for Amer.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
TnE NoarH WESTERN LuNArlo ASYLUM

TIE NORTHWESTERN LuNATlc ASYLUM.
The bill for the creation of this insti-
tuition has. we believe, as yet only passed
one branch Of the Legislature. the Senate.
If it should pass the other and become a
law, there will be a spirit Of rivalry be-
tween the different places spoken of in
this portion Of the State for its location.
Ar least, VIC suppose SO from what we
have seen in the papers printed in differs
ent places in the Northwest.
While we have been fully convinced OF
the advantages presented by Clarksburg
of centrability. accessibility. suitability Of
climate, cheapness ofprovisions. suitable
ground for its location. &C.. we have not
thought it necessary to press it upon the
public with undue haste. We are pleased
to observe, however. that our advanta>
geous position has not been overlooked.
We find the following item in the last
Virginia Republican. published by Maj
Israel Robinson, at Martinsburg:
"Olarksburg. in Harrison county, will
probably be the location for the new Lu-
matte Asylum ordered by the present LIE F.
gislature to be erected somewhere west
of the Allegheny mountains"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

The READING Our PRocEss.-At a
meeting Of a number of persons, said to
be Democrats, in Milwaukee, last week.
Hon. James Buchanan, President of the
United States. was unanimously read out
of the Democratic party.
Eg The Milwaukeeans should not
have done that. viii make Buchanan
feel so dad. It was very considerate in
them though. that they didn't read him
out of the White House also. We hope he
will be able to bear this terrible reverse
of fortune with becoming fortitude.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19
Gov. Wise In che House Of Delegates.
When che House Of Delegates. adj

Gov. Wise In che House Of Delegates.
When the House Of Delegates. ad-
lourned ON Saturday last and after the
proclamation Of the Gov. converting the
Legislature 10 extra session had been
read. the following scene occurred:
Al the close of the reading there was
an overwhelming out burst of applause
from the floor and galleries. Shouts oil
" Wise II Wise r. came from every
direction, and at length the Governor, who
occupied a back seat during the entire
evening. arose and made an eloquent
speech. He said the session was required
by the interest Of the Commonwealth. and
though he had expected to hear some
muttered curses when the proclamation
was read. he was glad to say he heard
none. MOT all the powers Of earth
would have prevented his making that
proclamation before the rising of to.mor-
rows sun T. The Governor urged the
Assembly to go TO work. and in the next
thirty days accomplish that which the in
terests of the people required. He spoke
at considerable length-at times in a
voice low and earnest. and at times in We
hement tones with manner indicating
that he mens to keep the Legislature
here until the work was completed. He
was frequently applauded.
After he closed. q gentlemen with
stentorian lungs arose 10 the eastern gal
lery.. and shouted. Mr.. Speaker =
give you, Governor Wise with all his
alterations and faults. still Governor
Wise u
departed in the best imaginable humor.
The House on re-assembling in extra
ssssion, on Monday, re.elected all its old
officers. and proceeded TO take up bust
ness where it left off on Saturday night.
The internal improvement bills will be
taken up en the l7sh inst.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-19

HYDRAULIC LEcrURE.-Rev. S. sieg-
fried. ST.. of Morgantown. Va. will Leo
ture before the citizens of this place to-
morrow evening. at the Baptist church.
upon the sin Of lager beer guzzling and
whiskey drinking. The science of Hy>
drology has only been cultivated to par
tiaI extent in this country. and we need
some enlightenment on the subject in or
der to give it full appreciation. Mr..
S. is entirely at home on the temperance
question. and We hope he may have an
audience that will recompense him for his
phiIanshropic labor.