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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08
SALES Ar AUCTION.
n NICOLAY. AUCTIONEER

4 I.EWnr H. EIC0LAY, AUCTIONEER
"A Peremptory sale Of the Jersey City Gassworks
ecr-A.BERT ii. NICOLAY will sell without reserye on
Nonday November at o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
a. r. the well known property the Jersey City
srected In 1925 and enlarged 1886 comprising story
brick building, with addition, built Of stone, mixing
q fronting go feet on Washington street and running
ground south of the Morris are connected the glass
Rouse The cutting shop Of ample Dimensions and worked
Nv steam engine The and packing spacious
and the works contain all the for
Aas factory Of the largest class The premises derive their
situation h convenient to the ferry The lots Nos 50 Bergen
ee and IS Eese9 street subject annual ground rent
$40 on each lot The taxes payable previous the h
December 1858 and the the whole property about
v00 The water rent the not above SIS per an
m The New Jersey Central Railroad Company have Peu
TONED tho New Jersey Legislature for extension OF their
road % Jersey City and thought that in such an event this
property would be wanted for the depot grounds
Ie attention at capitalists IL directed TO this sale as the
pey constantly increasing in value and for invest nen must
Qgrsphc maps and handbis containing full information,
WY - 1' 0''' ALBERT H. EIcoLAy, Auctioneer,
BrOad ii
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HENRY H. LEEDS. AUCTIoNEERmSAL EsR0oM NJ, NO
II Is Nassau eet-HENRY II. LEEDS co VIII sell
auction on Tuesday Nov g. lo O'Clock at the sales
room Nassau street. general assortment o. iu.
nure Of sale consisting OF Brussels
and ingram carpets rosewood SUITS In brocae manogsny
washsands and rockers sofas oak tables
mattresses holsters and pillows gilt frame mirrors stair rods
china kitchen furniture embracing large assortment
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LBERr H. NICoLAY, AUCrIoNEER- ALBERT
"A H. IAY-oMce No Broad street. Regular
stocks and bonds at the Merchants Exchange
every day stocks bonds bought private sale
Sale this day ut l211 O'Clock See catalogue
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HEWLETT SCUDDER, AUCTIONEER -RUDDER0W
III JONES 4 Co will sell on
Thursday, November IL,
At 10Y O'Clock at the Archmedes Works No 100 North Moore

10Y O'Clock at Archedes Works No 100 North Moore
BY order of Joseph coIwelI ESQ., assgnee-An Of The
stock xures &C. Sc Of Arehmedes Works comprising
athes planning song bolt cutting and drilling machines,
benches turning athes jig &C, blowing cylinders
cupoas carriages foundry
patterns upwards Of 35 beve and spur wheel Patterns
Also
One high pressure horizontal steam engine with cylinders
IL inches In diameter and stroke with 6 feet fy wheel
and Ia feet wheel and connecting machinery, with
sugar mill with rollers "a inch diameter feet long with
than the usual spare pieces Of duplicate machinery with
exhaust carers 1900 gallons each unsnished) This
at smeeers stores No q Atlantic dock where can Be seen
and examined.
Also
Friday November T.
At IL o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange,
The good will lease thaving six years Of the
premises 100 North Moore having ITO feet front North
Moore street, and S71a feet deep. -
purchase of the fee specific of the house and tot No.
los North Moore street size 20 by 50 feet By order of TO-
SEPH COLWElI, assignee
III oUSE SALE.--sPIENDID FURNITURE, RICH WILL
Ii ton and velvet carpets costly French plate pier mirrors
tire suits OF rich paror furniture rosewood planoiore
octave valuable oil paintings pearl and silver cutlery 6c at
2ls West Fourteenth street near Eighth avenue JOHN W
O'Clock the entire furniture Of the house. which Is Of the
best description consisting OF large and costly pier and mane
furniture in rich crimson and maroon brocde do
and gold costly rosewood solid carved
rosewood centre sofa and pier tables three superior rosewood
e,egeres marble tops with mirror doors and backs; ea
CANT rosewood RECEPTION char In rich satin and tapestry
rosewood etegeres, with mirror backs rich lace
window and shades bronze and orolu clocks costly
china and rich paor ornaments &c with number Of
fine oil paintings, dining and chamber furniture elegant
extension tables chairs rich gold band decorated tea and coffee
elegant and glassware pearl and silver cutlery
cake Baskets casters bureaus washsland with marble
costly decorated china toilet SETS best hair beds
hacloth cottage and mahogany spring chairs
wood hall stand ocloh &c Sale positive, and no postpone
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AkUSEMEETSs
WALLACK's THEATRE
w GREAT EFFECT
produced by
a GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND.
In consequence OF the crowded houses the rst TWO nights
OF the revival OF the above comedy and the frequent and uni
yersa bursts OF laughter and applause during It's representa-
ton, II VIII be acted on
MONDAY, the s,h of November.
and
TUESDAY, the 9th Of November
Monday evening, Nov 1858, to commence with Mr. Fil
James u BTfens admired comedy of
GENTLEMAN From IRELAND.
nuen SaSago Nj tnauuot
Agnes .iover mrs doey
To be followed by the
NEW PETITE COMEDY
THE LADY or sH ThE BEDcHAMBER.
Tommy Tmouse man Of the world Of ls Miss Maryanncs
kss hne.nf sH sass
Bridget an Irish chambermAn ............ M Sloan
s.n M nsor OIL M@s x ua Ts
10 conclude with CAST tne) Mr. Broughau buresque Of
EEPTUNEs DEFEAT;
THE SEIZURE or THE SEAS,
with all s splendid scenery ard effects
Characters BY Messrs Broughs Sloan, Chippendale Mss
GannoC Miss Hem arde, Mrs Floyd, &C, &c.
drawn in consequence Of illness of Mr. LESTER
WAILAtk.
In the Of the viii be produced with
merry and powerful cast Tom Tayor's last new comedy
GOING TO THE BAD;
MY scoTHcsH AUNT.
Doors open al 7; commence at-k
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IN MATINEE FOR MOUNT VERNON
FRIDAY, NOV. Ia 1853, -
The Hon EDWARD EVERETT
Nthe request 81 the LAD1kS Of the New York Committee Of
THR MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION
GRAFTON ON WASHINGTON.
Doors open NJ l. 10 commence ~ O'Clock 49,.
Tickets Vi Orchestra secureD 80 For sale ~ the
principal hotels music book the Office Of the
citation rs Cooper Institute Asor place, and At
Private boxes o. and $40.
FTHEATRTCAI, MUSICAL AND EQUESTRIAN AGES-
cy for the United States Gea, Britain and Cansdabya
syseac organization, embracing legal correspondents,
CHARLES =. BERNARD co possess unsurpassed Hvan.
and making furnishing ward
robes properties books manuscripts procuring copyrights
and dspong Of the same snd all other business connected
with the dramatic srt faithfully promptly and At moderate
charges Authors actors and others will avoid
lengthy correspondence, well much ~ the dcuty de
lay uncertainty and expense heretofore unayoably attendant
upon o their interests by addressing Charles
s. Bernard OF wsscks theatre through the New YORK Post
Office, station A.
THEATRICAL WARDROBE FOR sAIE-ruIr. SUITS
OF dresses Cor Macbeth Othello, vrgsus and Damon
complete They and have been wpr bu, once
This gres, bargain, they will be sold very ow Ia9dre
OF IL Orchard street
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WATCHES, JEwELRy, sc.

COZ BROADWAY.
900 LOUIS ANRfCH, vsthmsksr, rom Oovenhsreu,
rrspectfuy informs public that he for the OF "a will
repair AN clean ne sne watches including main and hair
spring rlasses ~ months without Other charges Hsv
ing EMPLOYED the best matchmaker from Europe, be
public he WIN give every one Satisfaction
LOUIS ANRICH, 90 Broadway
Two down above AuiU gxeol
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IIENRY H. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. g
III Nassau street-HENRY ii. LEEDS 4 90. viii sell at
auction, Wednesday and Thursday Nov 10 and H. At
O'Clock each In the galleries the Is Nassau
street valuable aud choice oil paintings celebrated
ancient and modern the collection OF Edward McDermou OF
exhibited before in this country all being Of the highest Glass
brough Elder Tenners Naysmth Daniels r. A. DE vlieger
Carrie Heenskik Van Goyen Chamber Boil Orrzonte ra
tel o. MarinaT, Williams Bsrand, Wilson, q. Moriand.
Greuse Herring Cup Rolf Metzee Petree and many Others
named IN the catalogue The sale comprises about
and will be exhibition in gallery Wednesday Nov
until day OF sale Ladies' and gentlemen are particularly IN
vited To examine this splendid collection.
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GRAND EXHIBITION or
IN CLASSICAL sTATUETTc
PAINTINGS,
Now al the
FL0RENTIkE GALLERY,
6ls broadway.
One door from Laura Keene theatre.
sing serctOn ~ various specimens ~ FEMAfT beau
w. Illustrated and unadorned These painting. the
pro n the greatest classic painters Of the ancient bo0
vi n tn IL is1E AND BEAUTIFUL FORM OF LOVELY
wthkN N u drapery the theme q rivalry and com
petition The ~ Ike effect complete deception and their
ehase form disal evg bought The finest LIVING NO
study Of the artists 10 enable tn.m y produce such incemps
color drawing Artists and connosseurs should
fail 70 see collection Open from 10 A. W r. NJ,
and from 70 l0P.M
Rr UNION CONCERT HALL. so7 BRoAnwAy.--THE
n Prupretors % this popular and fashionable place II
have made great ndfs)D 70 their already
powerful company Gentlemen wishing ~ enjoy pleasant
evening should forget The Ar Union where they viii be
amused by selected company this city whose
rey novelty thunders Of applause from crowded
houses
Miss Kate walters the pleasing danseuse.
Miss Fanny Cole, The captivating denseuse.
Price, the favOrfte ballad singer.
Three best comic Singers IN the saes-rosn Watson Gus
Grant and sam Ceilings
Messrs ayard and Campbell the beet deineaors Of negro
life in the profession. Supported by fun orchestra
Sunday Concerts. Admission lOcen,s
wADSwoRTH a FOX
PS-Duc d. Montobello champagne direct frorn France
And whiskey from the well known house Ramsey 4 Co
Scotland.
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SHOW CARD WRITER.
Removed 10
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i. SHOW CARD WRITER
Removed 10
3S5 BROADWAY.
UuIfAM a. FILLS, DEALER IN MI KrNps OF
w Southern and Eastern timber and humber Orders
ceved and executed wrh despatch for building and shipping
purposes 0nhce rs South street. New YORK.
d. DAY CAN BE MADE IN MANUFACTURING
d. article that every housekeeper, carpenter and
cabinet maker win have From 81 70 g required For mater
ais This catch penny but actna business Enclose
one dollar 70 Inventor hon s. Herald oce aud receive tu
Instructions. Write before Is TOO late.
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A BUTTERFIELD, AUCTIONEER.
IA Large and peremptory auction sale of rich and costly
household furniture the private residence No. 70 West
l0x O'Clock precisely -
Contain rich carved rosewood paror suits covered in silk
brocade elegant rosewood panoote full seven octave ind
with embroidered cloth three solid rosewood
tables with marble rosewood etegeres with marble top
glass DOORS bronze and Washington clocks elegant china
and paan marble ornaments pier and mane mirrors
variety of rich oil paintings engrayngs &c also velvet and
tapestry carpets window curtain shades, &C.
DINING ROOM
Rich tapestry carpets solid oak extension table, ruby and
crystal glassware wines champagnes tnmbers decaners
china cake baskets ivory handled knives and
forks Also the whole contents of six elegantly
furnished rooms consisting of rosewood and mahogany
bedsteads carpets hair mattresses bedding de- Sale posi-
tive, rain or shine.
A sSIGNFE'S SALE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
man Of city, will sell public auction Tues.
day 10th November IL O'clock the Merchants
Exchange by HkRTS MOSS, auetoneers various notes,
accounts Judgments and other assets belonging to the estate
OF the said Levi Chapman, catalogue whereof will be fur
the ofsae The sale will be absolute being
sorted for the purpose OF closing the trust For further
culars inquire of the auconeers at their Office No ga Pine
street where catalogues may be and examined OF the
subscriber. THOMAS NORTON Assignee,
No. 2l2 Pearl street, up stairs
A sSIGNEE'S SAIE-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
n undersigned will sell at public auction, Tues
Nov IL O'clock the premises 40 Front street.
che Of Coenes slip the stock and fixtures and balance
Of the lease of that old established having been
pied by the assgnor the last fifteen liquor
sud oy saloon. AUGUSTUS N. BENNETT, Assignee
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IOHN WARREN, AUCTIONEER.-ILOYD WARREN
81 will SELL Tuesday Nov at 1919 o'clock, at No Gin
Hail. Asor place Broadway the entire stock and fix
the cabinet wareroom consisting of
psrlor suits sofas etes chairs tables etegeres hook
wardrobes bedseads cradles carpets &c
Every article will positively be sold without close
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

CAMPBELL MINSTRFI,S, 44 BROADWAY,
~ The greatest band In the Empire city, will appear Ia
new piece, In which Hernandez
P0NGo,
has made decided hit Preceding the piece the Campbes
will appear in Grand Parlor Entertainment embracing all
contained In the Ethiopian profession songs
sayings buresque acts Doors open at GA to at
ia O'Clock.
CARD.-FRENCH THEATRE, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
~ the Metropolitan Hote-This unique establishment will
open Thursday evening nex Nov II, with English
fany the production of the Shsksperian
of ability DESTROYS OF engaging will apply
the theatre from ii till O'Clock, for three days.
Is. FAIRCLOUGH Lessee.
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DAW NBROKERs sAIsE or A LARGE LOT or
watches and jewelry mems ard wofnens wearing appa.
rel A. "A CKIsTAbAR, suctioueer ~ Bowery VIII sell
he nj Vi O'Clock unredeemea pledges which have
been deposited and upwards vhh n " he Bare Ss%
rwrrv rs order ~ Adm Goodman, 81 Centre street. THIS
sse a well worthy the attention Of the trade
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yNrTs-u ptrr,gg At AuCTiON--J X vANANTwERP
wii seil on Monday ~ u O'Clock =, hs store ~ William
street choice flower ro by the package
The roots sound and worthy the attention Of
Ssort9a ana others; usual assortment
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DRYAsrs' MTNrRyrs
ID Tux EXCELSIOR TROUPE or THE WORLD
Mechanics Hall, T1 broadway, above 0rsGi sresk-
Monday, evening Nov and every night during
The lsilghabe bureslue, USED or.
JERRY and DAN HKyANf IN their original ske.ch.
SCENES AT PHAIONs
FRED WILSON, ihs Champion wooden shoe Dsnce~
New Songs Dsnces Comcaiies Qusrtes Ecoentrscsu -
Doorsopen ~ N, Commences ~ IN TcxeA - cssa
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Dy gusErH HRGEMAN-TUESDAy NOVEMBER 3,
ID ia O'Clock A. NJ. Mt 3iy state street between Bond
Nevn rookyn household furniture 10 good order rose
suit In crimson eegere, mahogany tees Totes
and chairs mahogany and painted chamber furniture Brus
% tAesry ply and ingram carpets oilclohs oak d.
nnr furniture, pier glass, maneornamenis mattresses,
Ar NJ
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ADVANCE MADE on DIAMONDS WATCHES AND
IA jeweiry bought for cash The old store
OF l. JACOBS co. AL Broadway. Strictly confidential:
and loan once sgns about The building Opposite Boal
wAy theatre.
AT IFS powrRy, BETWEEN BRooME AND pwr.AN.
N cey streets. MAYER advances money diamonds,
witches ewey and description OF valuable
perry the bought for the highest prices Strictly
confidential. On parie frsncas
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WINTER BLOOMING PLANTS AT AUCTroN-oN
w Tuesday 9Th inst at loL o'clock at No John street
comprising fine assortment Of cameas aseess rhryssnhe
NUNS begonias Ac from y Rsuch florist Brooklyn T.
T. Sale positive. without reserve
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT JAcKsoSs-MoNEY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS.
"A wsichea ewery plate DRY goods merchandise per-
sonsl properly o. every description bought 10
SEPH JACKSON sncaoneer and III brand street
doors of Broadway.
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~ BpoDy BROKER AND COMMISSION NRRgHAN Mt
~. 2N Fulton street. corner Of Greenwich the Ocean
Rank advances diamonds watches icwclrv and
oher merchandise bought for the highest pricea Ger
man Spanish and other languages spoken.
S125000 .5, . y k2ss
on diamonds watches jewery and All kinds Of merchandise
on the bought for cash, Al LYONS City Hall Jewery
store is Chatham street opposite the Park No loan once
slgns about the store. Business strictly confidential
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LOTION NOTICE. ABRETT, AuCTIoNEER, WILL
"A pc this day ai " O'Clock a, lG East broadway, the
utenss livery stable consisting Of horses tight wagons
aath.s rockaway. light and double harness., all Of which
VII sold shine, without al Id East Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

ryHE DON GIOVANNI NIGHT THIS EVENING.
Piccolomini, Gazzaniga, debut Of Mile Ghioni, Carl
Leporelo Gasser, Mile Soto, Lorini Muller Gas
paron Wenlich Ballet Four hundred performers in the
chorus and orchestra.
Sale of commences this morning. nj 3 O'Clock.
and tickets to all Of the house may likewise be
had al the door
seats in Family circle 81 each be had all day
at the ticket Offices, and In the evening at the door
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

Esga The MILITARY EyCAMpMENr-The
WilliamspOrt Gazette says "there is every in
dication that the Military encampment to be
held at this place, in September, will be the
largest ever known in Pennsylvania The or
ders of Gov. Packer and Adjutant General
Wilson have been published throughout the
State, and VIC have the Intelligence from a
reliable source that about sixty companies
have already reported to headquarters their
intention to be present. Gen. Wilson, when
in WilIiamsport, few weeks ago, gave it as
his opinion that the occasion would bring to-
gether nearly or quite ten Thousand soldiers.
The encampment is intended as well be seen
by the general orders, to embrace the military
companies Of the entire State-not merely a
single division as is usually the case-and pre-
parations are being made here and elsewhere
accordingly. We anticipate such military
display as will be hard to surpass in peaceful
times,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

The New YORK INEBRIATE AsYLrM.-The
location Of the New York Incbriate Asylum
having been fixed at Binghamton, the citizens
Of that place have donated to the trustees Of
of the Institution two hundred and fifty two
acres of land for their use aud occupancy, at
an estimated value of fifty thousand dollars
The buildings will be situated little way out
side the village, on q plateau of two hundred
aud fifty-two feet elevation above the river,
commanding a view Of the Chenango and Sus-
quehanna velleys to a distance of twenty miles
Tue work of excavation commences this week,
aud the walls will go up as rapidly as the
funds will warrant About fifty thousand dol
lars have been subscribed, a portion Of which
is paid in already. Among the subscribers are
no less than eight hundred physicians, foul
hundred clergymen, ninety Judges. and ninety
editors, the President Of the United States and
his Cabinet officers, Justices Mclean, Grier
and Wayne, Martin Van Buren, and other dis
tinguished gentlemen. The trustees are sixty
in number, and are men of the highest charac.
ter as individuals and men Of business.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR--The following gentle
men have been installed officers of the Grand
Commandery of Knights Templar, for the en-
suing year
A. Jordan Swartz, Of Reading, r. f. G..
Commander, in place Of Benjamin PArke, Esq,
Of Harrisburg, who declined "a reelection.
w. II. Allen, Of Philadelphia, V. D. Il. G
Commander
c. Z. Knapp, B.oomsburg, Z. G. G.
J. A. Wright, Lewisblrg, Il. c. G.
Rev. b. r. Waugh, Harrisburg, f. G. P.
j. H. Hutchinson, Philadelphia, E.GS. w.
Alex. Wishart, Washington, Z. G. j. w.
Albert Culbertson, Monongahela City, L.
G. Treasurer.
Alfred Creigh, Washington, f G Recorder
Geo Il. Clark, Pottstown, L. G St B.
Geo. II. Bull Towanda, Z. G. Sw. B.
VIM. c. Warden, Pittsburg, Warder.
II. l.. Smith, Altoona, G.. Sent.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

Rag~ Senator Cameron entertained, at his
residence, Lochel, near Harrisburg, on Tues
the 18th inst, Lord Napier, and the British
Minister, and Count SArtiges, the French Min
ister, accompanied by Senator Seward, the
Hon. Humphrey Marshall and other members
of Congress, and the whole party afterwards
visited Pottsville, the Cornwall Iron Ore
Bank, Reading, the coal mines etc, accom-
panied by NJ. Cullen, the President Of the
Reading Railroad, and Mr.. Kortright, the
British Consul at Philadelphia
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT a Masonic CELEBRA-
rlox.-A masonic celebration was held in
WellsYille, n. Y, Friday, June %. After
the oraton the meeting adjourned to a large
hall for dinner About seven hundred persons
had entered the hall, when about half its floor
gave way, prccipitatng about three hundred
of the company to the next floor and at the
same instant the floor above followed, with a
quantity of cutters, fanning- lumber, &C.
burying the mass Of people in the ruins. No
one was killed, but from forty to fifty persons
were wounded some twenty of them badly.
Mr.. aud Mrs MErcMP of WeIsvile, Mrs.
DANIEL DEXTER, of Independence, Mrs. Col
WIN, of Bingham, Pa, and a Mr.. JOHNSON, of
Friendship, are reported dangerously injured.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

EGy" BY the arrival of the steamship Tra0es-
see at New Orleans, we receive highly important
news from Mexco-dates from the city being
to the 10TH and from Vera Cruz to the 22l
inst Great excitement existed at the capital
with reference to the forced loan, all foreigners
not complying with its terms being ordered to
leave the country, The goods of the Ameri
can residents who refused to ubmit, had been
seized, and the American Minister, Mr. FoRsYru
had in consequence demanded and received his
passports. The party favoring JUAREz are re-
presented to be everywhere gaining strength,
and ZUIoGA, fearing the consequences to. him,
self should they ultimately succeed, was going
to Tampico for refuge.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01
Azy~ A Surveying Expedition to the japan

Bz3~ A Surveying Expedition to the Japan
Seas is about to leave the United States, un-
der the command of Lieut.. Brooke, of the L.
5. Navy They will leave from San Francis
co, surveying the route across the Pacific to
China and Japan. 1t is said there are more
than 40 small islands, reefs and shoals on
that route, which are not located on any chart
yet compiled and in view of the rapidly in-
creasing commerce between oar ports on the
Pacific aud China aud Japan, the Secretary
of the Navy has determined to do what lies
in his power to dissipate an ignorance which
has already proved fatal to many a gallant
Ship
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

Masonic UNION IN New YoRK-The Grand
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons closed
their session on Monday, after elTectng free
complete union with the Grand Lodge over
which M. w. Jenkinson presided. The di-
vision between these two bodies dates as far
back as l840, and the reunion thus effected is
a garnd event among the fraternity. Congra-
tulatory speeches were made by Captain Ryn-
ders, James Jenknson and John +. Lewis
Representatives of the Grand Orient of France
Peru, Venezuela, and of the Grand Lodges of
Missouri, Canada, Minnesota, Saxonv etc.
were present