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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-12

The New American Cyclopada: Vot. I'd Araktd-
heef-Beale. D. Appleton & Co., Neao York..
We have had for a few days this, the second VOL
ume of work, which we introduced to the notice
Of readers few days ago, in brief account Of
the first If there is any difference between them,
we are disposed to value this much more highly
than the first 1t wears the marks of patient and
pains-taking labor, and careful accuracy, and is
characterised less by the sprghtiness of its STYLE
The variety of its subjects is very great and the d.
mansions of each, in general, adapted with singular
judgment to the popular estimate of its worth, and
the popular uses to be made of it. Every variety Of
taste can be gratiied here, and there is hardly q
topic, within its alphabetical compass on which the
general reader will not find all the information that
he needs, and that in briefer space and in more
compressed funess, than he viii! easily find else
where. The Editors seem to have kept an eye al
ways on this popular character of their work and,
while they have not failed of scientific accuracy in
the articles which required that quality, they have
had an especial to provide for the wants of
binary readers. Such persons will find it work
exceedingly convenient to refer to whenever they are
at loss for precise information almost any subject
that is likely to arise in our common conversation
and. in fact, they will not find many books whose
pages they turn over with more certainty of
tertainment well as instruction. Such articles as
those on Agriculture, and its kindred themes, on
Arboricuture, &c., will be interesting, we'll as
profitable to our farmers. There are many Of them,
and ably handled. While those Athens and the like,
will please the classical student and such those
on the Au,o and the Atomic Theory, may be con.
suited with advantage by the man Of science In.
deed, then few men, who can afford to purchase
it. who will not do we'll to purchase this work.
We may add that the Ashe family of our State
has page; and that the high merits of our neigh.
bor the Hon. George E. Badger, are not passed un
noticed.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-12

NEW STYLES, i;s,ssS S: Z IS 81
IN Raglan sacks Of Brown and White II 81
Linen and Silk Warp ApaecA 81 so {.
81 4. & WILLIAMS 4 co.
- SO French brad de tea Frocks: - 3
:. WILLIAMS 3 co..
OV - = For summer wear, llsAlss
n .sr:5s S - = WILLIAMS q 90.
90 Also White and Colored MHsslle With aud Nth.
out Collars. Plain and French and English Cs1s.
lsef ~ Is " ~ ~ W1LLIANS& CO. I
Raleigh May TO- 1855. g * q IS 30
~ Spirit Of the age copy. ~, I: .ser5Ssss,.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-12

H. eelAt IS
Tho last w sshing,oe 3Stasss thss 10 g sto
eliaknaas eppoin,uaent IS sssat6l s.
&. otmatak ii saE SkxArKs- NJ Giinsmasis
speech the foreign pelscy Of our Government g
Close TO his career as chaman of the Houee
Committee Of Foreign Affairs Il Is 4 seryieea6les
legacy 70 that body. sss
- Nj. Cpgman moves from the House into the Sen.i
ate upon the appontmeat Of the Governor Of North.
Carolina to Ill the vacancy created by the resgna-
tion Of Hon. Asa Biggs on his appointment to the
bench of the United States district court Mr.. Cling
man viii enter into his new position with all the
ecat of national man. to which his speech entities
him." .*s ..z
The Washington Star says:
"The Democratic party of the country, We know
WELL will rejoice that the Governor Of Carroll
ma has conferred that States veteran legislative
statesman, the Hon. Thomas l. Clingman, the U. S.
Senatorship made vacant by the transfer of Senator
Biggs to the U. S. Judiciary. The compliment is
worthily bestowed. Mr.. Clingman, though quite
young man, is one of the most experienced men,
bers of the House. thoroughly efficient and effective
in all he undertakes, and distinguished by his devo'
ton to the interests and cause of the Democratic
party.
No other member of the House fills larger space
in the public eye. In thus selecting the member OF
the House of longest service to represent the State
in the Senate of the United States the appointment
devolving on him, the Governor of North Carolina
has evinced sound and conservative discretion and
an abiding knowledge Of the fitness of things, that
are duly appreciated by all the public men of all
parties now in the Federal Metropolis"
The Washington Union Of Saturday contains
somewhat extended and well deserved notice OF Mr..
Clingman, which we will publish in our next.
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Geol. to the State of North Carolina.

SrEDMAN's MAGAzINE.-We have received the May
number of Stedmans Magazine, published in this
city by Mr. Andrew j. Stedman. Mr.. S. commenc-
ed the publication of this work at Salem and some
time in FEBRUARY last issued the first number
Since then he has removed his headquarters to this
city, and has just issued the second number, which,
however, owing to the imperfect manner in which
the work the first was executed, will be the first
number of the volumne Mr.. S. having determined
to blot out the first number, called "Stedman's
Salem Magazine" altogether. The May number is
a neatly printed work on good paper and the typo
grphical execution is very creditable The table Of
contents are as follows: The Morning Ride; Love
Metaphysically Considered; Lines on the Peaks Of
Otter; Gilded Arrors; The Mortgage; Or Resolu-
ton Successful; A Twilight Lay; The Star of Beth
lehem; Home; Lyrics; The French Revolution !;
Spring-Time; Blythe Landslide; Or Gleanings from
the Field Of the Pestlence My Hearts With Thee :;
Shadows the Wall Lines at the Close of the
Year; The Old Mans Memories; Mary Walton; A
Home Picture; The Wife and the Mother; Musings
Of an Idler; Scripture Scenes; The Orphans; The
Eastern Star; Fl. II. Doty's Residence and Travels
in Japan in 1855; Editorial Department Register.
The Petersburg Express speaks in highly compli-
mentary terms Of Stedmam's Magazine The Express
among other things says, "We welcome ssednan's
Magazine to our table. and hope many of our read
ers may be induced to forward So to Raleigh, and
give it trial.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-12

~ The Register Of this City copies the greater
part of our report of the New bern celebration giving
due credit for it. but carefully suppresses the sketch
OF Mr.. Milers speech on the occasion. Indeed that
paper makes no allusion as all to Mr.. Miller, but
leaves the public to infer SO far as the extracts it
mas made are concerned, that Mr.. Miller took no
part in the celebrationi We confess our surprise
at such course on the part of our contemporary.
Inc occasion was public one; it was State festi.
VAL IN which persons of all shades of politics partic-
'pated and it was given irrespective of party, it
was above party touching as it did most nearly the
interests and the pride of all, and calling up the
purest emotions of patriotism and yet the Register
copies asketch of this festival. carefully excluding
oil aluslon to one Of the selected and distinguished
speakers on the occasion. We have no right, per-
"aps, 10 question onr neighbors taste, nor to de-
nand his reason for such course but we do say
We are at loss to understand sohy and hoso he
s0oa reconcile it to hiu,se to his State pride, and
" Us sense of fairness and justice to treat of
Tue speakers on the occasion in this way.
DEATH OF SENATOR'S EvANs.-The Hon. Josiah j.
S'ans' United States Senator from South Carolina,
We, asa az his lodgings in Washington City on Friday
,'' at hafpast one o'clock. The death was sud-
~: ~" and wholly unexpected, as deceased was at
as post in the Senate Chamber on Thursday. Thus
"e brief space of twelve month, or little more,
nvu'n Carolina has been called upon to mourn the
' ol three prominent sons-all members Of Con-
seSs-trst the Hon. Preston s. Brooks, then Sena-
VI a. T. Butler, and now Senator Evans. Senator
:, nu"er died at his home in South Carolina, and
Asssrs. Brooks and Evans At Washington, and both
Suddenly 500 s So
0A.s OF SournERs Srocks. New York, May 9Th.
$4,000 Virginia 81, ss
quo do.ss 4sss IA. i, s84
1000 do. ssi
5000 North Carolina, e5s stf
5000 Missouri, s. So ssl :.
$4,000 do &c 1 ss8as IS
5000 Tennessee, 90
N = Journal q 11sssssrsA
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-12

MORE PRoor!-The Wilmington Journal has
brought to light letter written by Duncan K. Nc
Rae, Esq, in March, 1852, and published in that
paper, in which, among other things, he says:
81 am further reported as having endorsed the
old measure of Mr.. Clay-the distribution OF the
proceeds of the public lands among the States
Never greater Misrepresentation. l have always
regarded this system proposed by Mr.. Clay, ore
of the stains upon his escutcheon for I have
looked upon it bid for popularity, contrary to
the Deeds Of Cession,' impolitc and unlawful"
What will the old Henry Clay Wings say to that
Verify, ''the way Of the transgressor is hard. +"
More in relation to this letter Of the K. N candidate
hereafter.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-12
PETERSBURG MARKET s.

=
TOBACCO-The market yesterday and today wss rather
more active and for some sorts slightly higher
for such the demand continues good and 81 pretty e
prices We quote good to common lugs It es@lSl; ia.
ding to fair t55N. and Good at e8Gsk. Coum1n leaf
$ ,s aiddling 1904 and Fair TO very Good asea@
MMEAT = market continues dull
BACoN-There is material change Is notice 10 pri.es
Demand slightly increasing - ~ S ~ e
COTTON-The market is well sustained TO-DAY. with
more buyers and sellers at 2c for prime at which saies
were freely made to-day We quote stained lots It li
II slightly stained and good grades fs1c The stock
have considerably fallen Of u - 1900 :
NESS PORK-$E!lS(022, " % ztia
NOUR-The market extremely dull and st low prizes
Stock here much larger than the demand - =
EXCHANGE on New York is down TO x DER cent -
+ SUGAR-Is quiet and prices q shade lower.
during the past week have been mode
rate, and prices rather lower. -
HAY-95c@Sl. - s-sss 50 3, e 49,
MoLAssEss- New Orleans 4o@4sc; Cuba s2@s5c.
PORk-Western packed mess $50. I fT.szssiS
LARD.Hss declined. We quote Virginia and NORTH
sale.-Eepresa. q 8. y @. $
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Dinner to the oak-City Guards.

We had the pleasure of being present, on Friday
evening last, at dinner given to the Oak City
Guards, by Private Jno. W. Virgins, at the Oak
City House. Wit and wine circulated abundantly,
and the good things prepared by Mr.. Lougee. the
caterer, were disposed of by the Company and the
invited guests in true soldiery STYLE Among others
the host, Mr.. Virgins, was toasted, which brought
down the house in such way as to show that he
occupies high place in the regards Of his brothers
in arms. The Company and the invited guests sep.
arated in good time, :" duly SOBER" and animated
by the best feeling for every body and every thing
During the evening, and before the dinner, the
soak Cities, }" under the command of Capt Tucker,
drill, and performed variety of evolutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
Further Utah News.
ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY

ST. Louis, Tuesday, May Is, 1888
Tie Republican, has derived the following additional
particulars Of the Utah pews from Mr.. Garrsh who
left Camp Scot. the 18th April. While his informa-
ton does not fully corobcrate the news already given
it leaves 10 room TO question the fact that Gov Cum
ming had en.sTed Sat Lake City
Col. Kene who was sent out as Peace Commis-
sontr ia California arrived at Salt Lake on the 18th
of February He remained there eight days, and thea
proceeded 70 Camp Scott. He sferward frequently
passed from the camp to place Of conference with the
leading Mornons outside of the city.
Iu pursuance OF negotiations then entered into, Gov
Cummir left Camp Scott for the city or the 9Th Of
April, ana was net by a gentleman on the 9th, two
days travel from the city. He was accompanied by
Col. Kane, and escorted b. Porter Rockwell Egan and
other McmoIs. His arrva. was anticipated al Sal
Lake on the 10TH and handsome apartments had been
provided for lib reception.
gentleman well nfCrmei about the Moimons, aud
Just from SAT- Lake. told The Republicans informant
that tie general feeling in the city was in favor of
peace, only potion of the Leaders advocating Re-
sisl9uce.
a scouting party in charge Of Ii. +. FicklDg. about
whose safety apprehension had been felt, had re
tuired to camp.
Provision trails for Camp Scott left Foit L,rsni;s
on the oath of Apr.l. Col. Hoffman leave tue
pext day.
Capt Marcy with horses AMI mules ami about 5000
sheep, was heard from on the Cherokee trail, 900
miles south Of Fo,t Laramie. lie had not been joined
by the troops detailed by Gen. Garland, but was
awaiting iheir srrvsl When heard FROM His progress
was very slow but he would reach Camp Scott on the
Goth Of May.
Tie mail party experienced heavy ra;ns east of Fort
Laramie and report the roads in wretched condition
Messrs Powell and Mccullough, the official Peace
Commissioners, were met on the 9th OF May twenty
miles from Fort Kearney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
ANOTHER SHOT FROM THE BRITISH.


Can't. Matthews Of the big Eolus, at Br!stoi, eno
LEI, CslGenss the ID inst, reports that Boat,
brig arrived az CsGenas the day before be sailed te
ccers cf which reported that on their passage tros
Haysr a they had teen boarded BY boat iiom tho
British steamer StyI, and shameful! lnsu!te1 by tls
,fcis.s who elaine the privilege of examining their
rapers and directing their movements. These oihcas
lot ply behaved in the insulting manner, a. re-
rorteG on former occasion but actually drew pistols
aid cutlasse, as means OF enforcing their orders.
remains 20 he seen no long this British steamer viii
lie allowed 70 pursue this course OF conduct but 70
ard supeiiors good manners would be to give her .
In, a0sse from come American vessel cspab.e VI sink
ing her in half an hour. Tlis practice Of allowing
British and Spanish vessels to insult our tag ana then
F,tte tie mst.er with gu spoogy, is getting bs
otest bore and hsd bette be SoaDconcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
TIE CASES OF THE W. II. CHANDLER AND
TROPIC BIRD.
From The Connereill Air0iiie'' Nas 10


Tietevspsper which first published this 4 he sta:e'
neIt Of AlbeI, Gage OF the bark W. ID. Caea! YER
ADDED org narrative, professedly taken DO an ron
Cart Gage'slps in which that officer Vas nieie 20
iepEe,ert the British officer as having e'ndac9a a. nto
self 10 rude AID coarse manner, az p-epng INTO
eye,y part of HE vessel ard as having been ii'oA-
Gated. Capt Gage has himself Ike rue aasr an n
st or come forward t. contradict tAis statement anu
Z published card says: ,.t.,,..
ny vessel nct he'd sod itd the a. s
,I.msr ard made no complaint, except that ~ asAsa
o geS9s Tsca nv y 5asef1 %.. ne P Psu az
80 - InaSsS wftG the products Of tue country.
id ne smell h breath stated Hs s.ff 6ia T e
fl gsss Ct water, 10, a. - tsu. u
take glas. Of gin. Viii d he did at ref1se lie u-e1
s eSSss0 @t iE.. an G iSss the
RI; s;nsr "a, .sti.fvirg him.ef that ths bark
was gu.r .d:r sHea9Sssd i4s eiu a. isT'
b.r of rt t. hin when the lsglti nate char
acer his crs :? cb'G.. s. a.kec a. eip soo
~ hi. CovSrrrsnt AZ e1sc; desCrpi.n Of 81 TIE ve.
s.!s in tia. pat of Cusa. Ate: tie ':l;'mea; 'r'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

ton b,.l.
Mr.. JONES explained that i; provides for coast
survey Lighthouse establishment, and other misces-
neous items. Tie Committee TN Ways snd Means
hsd reduced tae estimates s& oOO TO the lowest pos
slble amount for the successful prosecution Of those
objects. The aggregate amount in the bill was
S3,Sl9CC0.
Among the amendments adopted was one offered By
the purchase Of Holiness boats for life-ssving pur-
poses on the New-Jerpey coast and another By
GEORGE TAYLOR IN. " for light boats in Long
Island Sound. Over $4,000 ID applied to these pur-
poses.
A lorg debate followed on some amendments which
finally rejected, making approprat ons for Gus
torn-Houses and Marine Hospitals.
After sn Intellectual attempt TO take recess til
evening, the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
Arrest for FOrgeTy-Navai.

BOSION, Tuesday, May Is, I51S.
Samuel Finney, Young Engishman who aas re-
Gently arrived here arrested last night for forging
drafts and notes several Boston trms ana a. 80 on
he firm of Thorburn & Sop John street, Ney-iork.
He was held for examination. -
The frigate Macedonian, commanded by capt L.
F. Levy, bas hauled off from he navy yard, win he5
Ulcers and crew on board, and will be commissioned
on Thursday.
The ala am. f.gate Roanoke has been thoroughly re-
paired, ard is now ready for orders.
The Government sloop Levsnt is in dock, being
overhauled and put in readiness for stryice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

as q Cums.snces. Co. Kane f-~ days previous
Gad ,tsCbed sor, Scott afer 40 inter view, probably
Wit Brigham Young. Col Kane had no Writte1 ~
ttrucIio but letter rom the President 10 which ne
sxpre,sed his confidence in the discretion and ability
Of l. at gentleman, and Recommended mo - .ne
,o;obt 10 shosyn or something t. this ehect Ii Is
suspo.ed@ for the Government has heard nothing
from Col. Kape-tbet he had such conversation !,
Gov. Cumming 20 Salt Lake, with view to Goa
Tie report of the Fort Smelling eating Com
mii,ee viii be the special order in the House tomor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
Fire in ChiCagO-LOss of Life.

CHICAGO Tuesdhy Ma! 10, IoJo'
fire occurred this morning in Wells street, between
Van Buren, aud Jackson streets. The buildings burned
were Of little value but there was lamentable loss Of
human life. Nine persons are known to have been
burned to death, and three others missing. The
lanes Of the LOST far has been ascersned, are
as follows: Harrison Barja wife and three children
William Kelley, Mrs. johnson and son. The orig OF
the fire is unknown, but it is supposed to have been
the work of inceniiary as the building has been
fired twice within short time pat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
TIE BARK CLARA WINDSOR FIRED INTO.


Tac latest outra which las come 20 our ears is CEN
mul oatet to usby apasserger on board the American
bark ClssN ucsor wi lea On her recent til from New
York to PoIt Prince was fred at by the Bnlsa war
tesmer Forward on the 18th OF February, under tue
folow.1c cirouusiarCes: When oil the west end oi
ST. Don no sire was cyerhauledby the b. fisher, whs
f,ed trs; enc bars cMti.dge as signal to lesse TO-
which was 81 once done Shortly after shot cane:
r. thai time he dag was Up. Another shot vas hisi
which pa,sed viii in t,ty feet e the bows. Two OH
Gers q the steamer came on board and were told hst
the bark was from New-ioIk, bound 70 Port al
Prince, ard they replied that the next shot "on'd
have gone between the mast. ice only steese
given fer this outrage was that they we're obey !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
uo,,sF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House preceded TO the election OF Door
kecper. ard Joseph l.. Wright Of New-Jersey, tle
ID, cratic nofoinec was chosen. He received IL
- 80, The Republicans voted for Arthur W.
Fletcher. who received 4 votes. twenty-five woes,
nd,ng those Of the Americans were cast Tor ot1er
person.. .,., .,o cors,o b,us Cor t,e nre.
..n,;on ana puui.huent OF frauds IN land titles IN
CsTsrnia. ard for the collection snd safe keeping OF
the pubi archives in that state: ,,,,,. IN. -.
Os molten Of Dir. J. CLANCY JONES lts'b us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
eo,re.norder. Of "a Piladelrlla Talni,er Pei

A .pcrder. Of TIC PtHade7pIla In2'lT.T sa!''
"On two occasions lately, NJ. Eoglish %! lncisni
he's neon nsced by Speaker Or 10 the chair when tina
Ucpse refoIyed Itself into the COMMITTEE Of the Wro e.
80 The circumstances II deemed by macy as
an Intentional insult and at one time was dssg1sd
!o We, counsel. prevsiIej, however. Sach q
course n you'd lave been giving % him az m!'s m
,o,,a, % than lie deserves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
RESISTANCE THREATENED.

TIT N -fJIIlN Ns IItlIU rdyt:
\ genteu 81 cf the utmo.t reliability, from ls
vsna by the Back Waiii r, brings Information that
the American chip captains had he'd a meeting and
tax mt sufes 10 have al the cannon and arm amebt
which il On beard their various ships placed II
Their Lumter, which shall be well msnued, aud Pro
al to with tue design of capturing the sau,y It.
tie BIT IA cru er wi en- size oyeI aus the ship. az sas
very surely would in accordance With her usual pra-
lice II ths report is az well founded as it apparently
ia substantial, we may possibly Lear how Jonn Bull
caught u Tartar, per ths next arrival
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

tel. graphic order was received SATURDAY % ht
cut the brig Dolphin with all dispatch, anu sbee's
were erected ana Ter masts were got IN before sc
o'oock. Sic will probably be all Tgged on Tuesday
end be all ready for her officers II runored shesgc-
rg to look after the ssschug vessels in the Yves! In
dee and still another ,umor sends her TO Paraguay.
Tue Macedonian crew 20 on board Cn Thuisdsy.
The officers reported on Saturday.
The Levsnt is in dry dock. The Roanoke Is a. ths
tLd Of the wharf. lBoston JoufnA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
Escape Of COunterfeiterS.

ST. JoHNsBuRY, W., Tuesday May Is, 1853.
Three prisoners, named Reach, Kelly ard Drev
confined in the jail at this place for passing sounterei
money, made their escape last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
The Sailing Of the Europa.

BosToN, Tuesday, May is 1913.
The mails by the Europa will close here tomorrow
morning al a M, and she will sail for Liverpool, via
Halifax about Dispatches left al the telegraph
here by IL o'clock, will be promptly forwarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
Bi,,y ROwIegs mt New-Orleans.

Nrw-ORLEANS, Monday May Il, IN)S.
Billy Bowlegs visited The True Delta office and
several other places today and was received with
great honors, attracting thousands Of spectators.
John Maginns, esq. proprietor of The True DeIta,
AIDE SPEECH to which Bowegs resp onded, express
ing regret that he lad not sooner made peace with
IL whites.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
The State Temperance Society.

Albany Iueruhy, NHy II. IoJo.
The quarterly meeting of the Safe Temperance 80;
cieiy viii be held tomorrow at Auburn. a good
meeting is anticipated as the organization is certain
TO car1y the proposition for opening the CONSTITUTION
so as to attempt TO introduce therein prohibition
oleuse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
BOSTON Weekly Bank Statement.

BOSTON, Tuesday, May 7, NJ.
The following are the fOo;ngs OF our Bank State
nent for the past week: 100000.
Cspital Stock.... so SIS 80 etc ''Aer baS' > - o
Loans and Discounts - s1!eo Deposits
snecie ............ 92leO0,Cc aii1n....... oiLIhV
Dc tn. otael banks I.l6I.4lNI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
NOn-Arriyal Of the Niagara.

HAIr Az, Tuesday, May lS-lol Pm
There are to this hour signs Of the Roya Ma
steamship Niagara, Capt. Wickmsn, now in her elev
euth day from Liverpool AMI about due at this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19
The Ship Speed Wrecked.

HAIIFAN, Tuesday, May 70, IN1o.
The ship Speed from Mobile, for Quebec, was
wreck rty miles east of Halifax on the l0th INST
Her materials ard cargo of salt were saved.