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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-23
EVENING, STAR.

fore leaving Cincinnati, while under
alton of Longworth's nectar. Mackay's
Muse decanted the following song:
CArAwBA.
Ohlo's green hill tops
Glow bright in the sun, ...
And yield US more treasure
Than Rhine or Garonns;
They give M Catavba,
The pure and the true,
AS radiant al sunlight, f.."
As son az the dew; .
A nd fragrant as gardens ~
When summer 10 new.
Champagne il too often
A trickster mallzn,
That flows from the apple
And not from the vine.
But thou, my Catawbs,
Art mild a. rose.
And sweet as the lips of
My love, when they close
To give hack the KISSES
My passion bestows. s. .
ChOu'rt born o. the vintage,
And fed on It's breast,
Citawba the nectar
And tain of the West,
When pledging the lovely,
This sparkIer we'll kiks;
wnen drinking to true hearts,
Wen toast them to this
FOR Catawba is like them,
though tender, yet strong,
As pleasant as morning,
As Soft a. q song
Whose delicate beauty
The echoes proiong-
Catavba Heart warmer,
Soul chesreri life zest
GAIA " ba, the nectar
And balm Of the West.
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lIII(l

From Jaty I, 1855, to June 20, 1seo.
sA From New Bremen by Knoxville. to waps
son s 10 pi &c and back; once a week.
Arnve at Wapakeneta by II
Leave waPakoneta Saturday atIpm
sss Frsrn Raclus Ravens wood, Va, II niles and
back. once week.
Leave Racine Saturday at Jam
Arrive at Ravenswood by II IA
Leave Ravenswood Saturday at pm
.,o Arr, Arrive g a. ..f Rsc lI,,, sy5Pm
VILE, EwIngton; Vinton. and Pine Grove, TO
GalIP9IIs, 81 NILS and back, once a week.
Arrive at Galllpons 10y IN
Leave GslI.po. SATURDAY stssm
s.sl From Oak Hi, by RooSy aplI and Kew Stone
to Wilkesvillc, 50 miles and back. onos q
Leave Oak Hill Friday ATTAIN
Arrive at Wikesviile by 5 m
Leave WllkesyIlle saturday ATTAIN
esq From Greenville, by German, Republic, Tam
Io. and Dark, to Greenville,.twio q week,
Leave Greenvilie w ednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Republic by lam
sfriV. a. GresnviIley7pm.
Pa. and Beaver Centre, to Conneautviiis, %
Leave COnneaut Friday at ga m
Arrive at ConneautvIe by 10 IN
Arrlveat Connsaut by m.
Riper's Settlement. to Ashland, l6 miles and
back, once a week.
Arrive at Ashland by I2m
Leave Ashland Friday at pm
ss From sHf New e fe PGsd pS's. A,0,,
ComeIstown, 50 miles and hack once a week
Leave Ney Philadelphia Friday at I am
Leave New Comerstown Sat1fdsy ai7.m
Arrive at New Philadelphia by N.
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Frous JEiy I, ls5S, TO Jew %. IsSa
els From Anderson c. H. by Pierce Town Egusl-
ny, Sabtovn: Churubusco, and Mhlvese. 40
A'derson 6. H., equal to 10 miles AID baol
once q week.
Leave Anderson c. III. Thursday attain
Arrive at Anderson a. II. by pm
6iH From nderson &. e.. by Nsrebnes a q Laval
Land, 10 AbbeyIe c. H.. 81 miles ana bacs
once o week.
Leave Anderson G. II. wednesda, aisam
Arnve a. AbbeviIe c. II. by7pm
Leave Abhevllle G. n. THURSDAY sf6sm
Arnve AZ Anderson G. n. by7pw.
si7e rem Horse shoe, by r"lly Springs, LONG
Creek and Cherokee, 70 Clayton, Ga "a
miles and hack. once q week
Leave uoIse shoe Saturda, al a m
Arrive ct clayton by . m
Leave Clay ton Frlday afsam
Arrive at Morse Shoe by 6 D m
GIG From Pickens q. H., by Grow Creek, Ander-
sons Mills. Rock Mountain, Jsble Rock
Table Mountain, and South Salud. to 6reen-
vile. g miles and lack, once q week
Leave Pickens c. II. Tuesday 81 On
Arnve at 6reenville next day by m
Leave Greenville Monday at IN
Arrive a. Piekens &. n. next day by IL N.
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VIRGINIA

Hom LIST Jsty, 1853, TO 3Oth June, 1859
ssis From Water Lick to Burners Springs, - miles
and back, SIX times week from ist July TO
syn September, and oace q week the residue
| Leave water Lick Tuesday at Ii ,. a IN, or sf
| ter arrival of cars
fs"ve surner 1 ssfPs rinff; u es Il;
Arrive at Water Lick 10y pa M
Iss rom sfGtI, sg"d s during same hours
6siS From Woodstock, by Saumsvil.e, to Mount
Leave woodstocI W ednesdsy at spm
A fsays M q Mount INTO OLIVE SSysPm
Arrive a at Woods Ss w BE- at I'm
ssi+ From Lancaster c: n. 70 Merry Point. niles
Leave Lancaster c. Ii. Wednssds, and sstur
day at4pm
Leave Merry Point W ednesda, and Saturday
Arrive at Lancaster c. H.byapm.
ssl5 From Norfolk, by Yorktown. to King and
Queen c. A., lOs miles and back, onoe
Bidders will propose q schedule of departures
- and arrivals,
North Ed So miles and back twice Ia u.s =
Leave Williams Wharf Tuesday and Sstur-
day immediately after arrival of n orfolk maaS
Arrive st North End by 4pm
Leave North End Tuesday and Saturday at
ss,, t Arrive at William. Wharf, BY IL am.
iamies and hack o Sacs Sse' to oakViils
Leave Concord Wednesday at ipm
f e.Se "a Vile " e q sp% a. -m
frop,.s. for SECOND SS Weekly trim and to end
route at Spanish Oaks viii lie oon.idsred. "'
ISIS. From Rowlesburg, by Wolf Creek, PurInton,
aad Looking Creek, to St. George. Is miles
and back. once a week.
Leave Rowlesburg "Wednesday at Jam
Arrive at st Georssby I'm
Leave st. George Wednesday at pm
s,,o uArnvsat kowles6urg by m.
Greek: to Dry Fork, 80 miles and hack, once
Leave ~. George Thursday at6am
Arrive at Dry Fork by JPN
Leave Dry Fork FRIDAY at Ga I'M
Arrive at st. George by 6 y M.
$40 From st. George, by Laurel Hill (local name)
to Meadowville, Is miles and back, on oe a
Leave St George Thursday attain
Leave Nj eadowville THURSDAY at nm
-,,, arrive AT 81. George by pm
oS<i FROM Point Pleasant, by Angerona to jackson
s q: III 30 miles 1, and hack, onoe a weef.
Arrive at Jackson G.. ii, by % m
Leave Jackson g. Friday ATTAIN
.a,, Arrive at Point Pleas mt by o m
'a@ rom nL bSnsio to Jackson c. H., 80 miles and
Leave Buffalo Wednesday at6am
Arrive 81 jackson G. II. by1pm
Leave Jackson G. H. Tuesday at 6 a m
5SaS From New California, by WIN. Gandee. Fla,
FORK. Eluah Leforce's, and New KsntuoE.
10 Sissonvllle, % miles and back, once a
Leave New California Tuesday s.s.n
Arrive at Slssonyllle by pm
Leave Slssonville Wednesday at am
, ,Arrveat New California b, 6 m.
Ssa4 From I Esti,lyihs to stony Greek is miles and
Leave Estlllve Monday at sam
Arrive at Stony Creek by II I'M
Leave stony Creek Monday at I'm
Arrive At Estlllville by S Ia.
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RD From Clinton, BY fsylcr,s Bridre. 70 Bsrrei'
Store, q mules and back. onoe . weed
Leave Clinton friday st q m
Arrive at Harrell's Store bs l1m Cd
Leave Hsrrel Store r rlday az m
Arrive az CLINTON By pm.
,ss" From LilesvIte, tp HsiIey's Ferry, 60 Rook
lng ham, 20 miles and tack. ouoe a y eek
Leave Liesville Friday at 81 an
Arrive N Eocknghs nm By X an
sesye Rockingham ridsy st pm
Arrive &C LIlesyile by 81 D m.
s6st From Troy. by Aomsn,s tSifl. to Jamss Paxe'.
ION Plank ROAD q miles and hack once a
week .........
Leave Troy Wednesday ct u m
Arrive az Pages BY m
Leave Page's Thursdsy AZ 81 m. or on sIravs
Of High Point Mail
Arrive az Troy by AZ pm
Proposals ior an additional weekly trip are IN
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GEORGIA


Fon July 1, Is5s. 10 Jsns ID, 1853
es7 From Amencus. by DanviIe. TO Drsyton, q
miles and back, tsIoe week.
Arrive al syton by I2m
Leave DIaytcn Tuesday and Friday Mlpm
ssas From Athe as, by Planters stand Fort Lamar,
Sp'a Oar. AsTL.s. Parker. store, Par
mileJ and hack. three times a week
Lssye Athens Monday. "Wednesday and FRI
Arrive a Pendetou next days byspm
Leave Penele,on Monday, Wednesday and
Arrive at Athens next dsys by pm
Proposals 70 run by different schedule wIuhs
ESQ From Csrksville, by .Nsooochee, MouLn.ln
Scene, havsssee, HIwassee, N. C, ard
twice a veei - ''' I'M"
Leave CiarfsviIle "Wednesday and satursa,
t ssss auSPh5s 7 ss asst G ssi
ping Shoals, 70 Bersheba. Is miles and back.
Leave Coy,nEton, Tuesday and Friday At u m
Arrive e Ber.he5s by pm
sai From Lumpkn, by Florence. to Glennvlle.
Leave Lumpkin Tuesdss atssm
Arrive al GlennvIlle b, ipm
Leave lennvIe W ednesday at sam
Bids for az additional trp per week viii be
$50 Pr m Newnsn to weedowee. Ala, Smiles and
back, once a week.
Leave Newman Thursday at Ia m
Arrive at w eedow ee ext da, tN I2m
Leave Weedowee FRIDAY AT 4 % nm
Arrive at Newman next CAV by 3 o I'M.
6>sS From Rocky Mount, 10y Holly, to g Granville Is
miles and back. twice a week
Leave Rocky Mount w ed nesday and SATURDAY.
at Ia IN
Arrive at Granville d. l2m
Leave Granville "Wednesday and Sat urday az
1pm
Arrive at Rocky Mount 10y Up m.
6544 from the terminus of the Brunswick and
Florids railroad. west Of the Satills rIver 10
the terminus of the Sevanpsh. Albany, and
Gulf railroad, west Of the Altamahs river
Bidders Will state the distance name lnterne
dlate points, propose the amount and Kind of
service, and present a suitable schedule of
DEPART and arrivals.
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AARON BROWN
N N-laE&wT po~tDSstar ~ a -.

RktSHTLY,s ANALYTICAL DIGEST Oe
- the Laws OF the United States from ~. CT UT
S nnsls up to the end OF the Thirty. foUP,h
The text given In the voy,s
cally." "P"aoetiSaLy and anlyt-
And the notes iuolna. a..
both State aud federal In 1bioh Ia TN, ahe
has been the ausot os ax Of the United States
Con- n nssos OF the Executive Department
~ one volume Of H. len laree and clos.l
Just pub,,sSsS pages full lav binding. Pnos 90
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Medicines.

DE w An sly RrU-P,
Il On PRorECrEp
SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDE oFRON
Having sucoessfully passed the ordeal to which
new discoveries in the Materia Med.ca are
SUBJECTS %aii Rss S he IsSsved
" DYSPEPSIA,
Bronehitis and Con,xmptire Ttndsneiss,
D.sordersd STATE Of the Blood, BOils,
SeHrry, The Prostrating Effects Of
Lead or Mercury, General .t.
Debility, .. .
And all diseases which require q Tonic and Altsrs
TN, tive msdolns, rs hey ond question; .,,
suthentlcated, and of such peculiar
character. that sufferers cannot ~. sNM
I nsas.rsS "a hesitate to receive the xsA
The Peruvian Syrup does moth " n.y.
EsOss !. TO Re cure s .nsy
on oSs caass n aaS cured Bs
The class, of diseases for which the syrup pro-
highest order sk mas the aoss
are the witnesses accessible, and the safe
Those who may wish for an opinion from d,snter
ested persons respecting the character of the Syrup
numerous testimonials In the hands of the Agents
me SIGNATURES are those Of gentlemen well known
CARD.
ne unusrSlgneu having experienced the bench
cia effects Of the peruvian syrup" do not hesitate
TO recommend II to the attention of the public.
From our own experience, well as from the ties
timony OF others, whose Intelligence and integrity
are aliosether unquestionable, we have doubt Of
It's efhoscy In cases of Incipient Diseases of the
Lungs and bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Dropsy, Neural gla, &c. Indeed its eff
fects would be Incredible hut from the high charac
voiunt eered their testimony, rs we do to ITS
restorative power.
Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THoMAsA. DEXTER.
S.H. KENDALL, NJ. ID.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS @. ANGRY,
PETER HARVEY,
JAMES e. DUNN.
Ii Is well known that tn q medicinal effect of Pro-
tOxde of Iron Ii lost by even n very brief pOsure
To air, and that to MAINTAIN a solution of PrOtOx-
Ide of Iron, without further oxidation, has been
deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is at
tanned by COMBINATION In WAY BEFORE
KNOWN; and this solution may place all protO
carbonatOs oitrates, and tartrates of the Matera
Medica. a. A. HAYES, NJ. d.,
Assay to the state of Massachusetts,
is Boy lstOn street, Boston.
For sale by DIuggstsssneralIy. Price for large
bottles, 81; medium sized hotties, 81.
N. l.. CLARK & co. Proprietors, Boston.
For sale in w ashington by II. d. Gilman, SPECIAL
Agent; Marin h Palmer, John Schwarize, l.. NJ
Smith, Y. Harbaugh, H. n. McPherson, F. =.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. III. Stone, J. :. Lovejoy,
DIR; ID. Ii. Clarke, ID. Rdgely; and in Georgetown
BY r. ]. Cisse and J. l.. Kidwell. febs-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-23

pRlVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIlRE.
By III. b. LA CROIX, M. D., Albany, NY,
300 2sges and lSO fne plan and Colorsd Litbosrs.hs
and Plates.
D.PRICE ONLY Is CENTSU
IL SsnfJTss Of SoStsgs 10 sil sAftJ AZ IA JpS,a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-23

risEe., A now and revised edition N
of go rsEss and lao plates. Price Is
cents q copy. A popular and oofn-
Yrehensive treatise on the duties
and casualties Of single and married
llfeIhappy and fruitful alliances,
mode Of securing then--infeli ,itous
and acknowledgements dobilitT. its \
causes and cure, BY a process at \
once so simple. safe, and efeotual,
that failure Is mpossibls-rules for
daily management-an essay on Sper
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FssiasiSS cNs!AsL BEHsIMEKIEs. from a,
'sAs 1sst Pa eve ''4 tns IT, Ss o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-23
THE SECRET INFIRMlT!Es OF YOUTH

Jssf PsoItshed. Cratic. the 25ih Thousand
A few words of the Rational TREATMENT vitho,
Medicine, OF SpernatOrrhea or Local En
Weakqess., Nocturnal Emissions, AMA
Ge e,n1 md and Nervous r Debility; Pre-;
tency, and Impediments to Marriage
generally, By 81. DE IIANEY. Al. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

The Regulars the First district this city have nom
mated Dennis Quinn for the Assembly.
There interesting meeting of the republicans in
the Ninth ward Friday relative to the Congressional
nomination The proceedings will be found under the
appropriate head in the advertising columns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
Steam on the Canals-A Revolution at Hand.
10 THE EDITOR OF TIE ukRALD.

You briefly noticed the other day the arrival or the first
canal propelled by this port called the Charles
wack She brought cargo Of about 900 bushels Of corn,
besides deck load Of granite stones Of twcnytw tons
weight Exclusive Of s,oppage Troy she arrived here
from Buffalo IN nine days having broueh, another
tow The usual time consumed by horses is less
than ten aud usually averages from twelve to fourteen
days when making the trip alone from Buffalo New
York u il said tina, she make. In i've days, and at
about half the expense incurred by horse boats.
The cost FOR making round trip vito horse tow bouts
10 Buffalo and back Is about sleo $50 each way The
expenses q the viii only be half this amount
while the trips will also be made in lees than
hall the average tine. Hence, they will, In
the end. be able 20 take fregh,s At such low
rates as to prove severe competitors With the
railroads OF this state. This boat draws about
seven feet Of waterfall tina, the present depth Of the
Erie canal will allow-and Is of aboat $50 tons. Her
whole capacity when dlly loaded i equal 20 about 1000
bushels Of When the enlargement 81 the canal y
completed these boats will of be constructed OF
corresponding dimensions. The present one, With the
high pressure engine cost about 81 onvz 81 600 COR
the boat, and about 81 900 Tor the eng nc boiler Sc by
diminishing time between Buffalo and New YORK. the risk
~ damage 10 grain N transit Nv W greatly csscne and
viii arrive IN better order and command better prices
The cargo she brought thc other day sod
the highest market price COT Western mxedviz 1lc per
bushei
Again steam canal boats will be of In. greatest service
in forwarding gOos westward 10 avoid being caught in
the ice late the They will probably be able 10
make their way through thin ice, winch horse boats
would fail to overcome. ! understand that
il y the intention II her owners. Of the forwarding tine
10 which this steamboat belongs " have two
put upon the canal next spring.
Tp other steam canal boat, called the Stcrnbnrg which
had a cabin fitted ~ carry Gov. King and The Canal
Cornmie their late tour not 50 well adapted
10 canal service and would have been better for those
officials have celebrated tho event # the introduction o
steam on the canals by coming all the way through 10
New York the Charles Wack.
II IL said that the Stcrnburg has since lcit the canals
and gone trip up the lakes
The canal tolls the passagc q boats amounts 10 two
mills per mile cent fur every I've mes or tweuy
ccn,q for each hundred miles steam = the rcvout on
zng agent wherever employed and IN No instance within
the limits of this state will It's results be more important
than on our great canals. OBShkNkR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
Before Hon Noah DAVIS. u.

SUIT PoR PARTITION UNDER WILL.
OCT. 20-Sofah r. Clayton Inn CarTiHgon and
oters.-Th was an action q partition brought by the
uantn AZ heir al law Of the late Robert Tier 10 divide
the real estate belonging Mr. cr under the allegation
that he died ntestae The defendants deysecs under
will LEFT BY the deceased, but which the plaintiff
tends void for Of competency In Mr. Tier 10 exc
cute such will at the time II was made; The property
which amounts about $50 900, Is located principally in
this city The Hon DANIEL 8 Dickinson appears as one Of
the counsel for the defendants The case has been just
opcncd and will in All probability occupy some days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

POSTAGE UroN LETTERS TO TSDIa.-wc are re
ouceted ~ that the regulations recently promuga
ted nv the British Post Office relative 10 the compulsory
nrcpavment full Of postage upon letters between the
United Kingdom and the Fast Indies (notices Of which
have been extensively published in the newspapers Of
his country) apply only 10 letters posted In the United
Kingdom addressed 10 the Fast indies and vce and
do not 10 transit letters for India received from the
United States.
The regulation for collecting the United States postage
only upon letters mailed this country for India,
England therefore still In forcehe single rate OF Uni
ted states postage being twenty one, Eve cents
cordng the Atlantic conveyance performed by
United States or British packets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

Before Hon Judge Ingersoll.
ocT 2O--Adopb and Jacob New were arraigned on a
charge Of receiving property knowing 70 have been
fraudulenty obtained from the Post Ooe Bal was dxed
az $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

WutfAw vANpgvooRr. Of Niagara county, member ~
M npfnur ratio state Committee and leading son poii
ran In t,s state dodai dorchester Mas Tuesday morn
liz AZ seven coct Mr. Nandevoort uf for.
tus md erea' .vf~1 nal 70 ,h, al we ugh. tcspe~sI
Va 20 04S.e tIcuAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

SrAMrEDF F0R rHE wEsT.-A large emigration
from North Carolina 10 The West gong caravan
II nj, persons ief Lincoln county, North Carolina,
last weak aree numbcc are leaving Uav tsoo AL
AZ tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

come now gentlemen, 10 subjects Of pra,uoa, ~
pressing significance. What are the sym y W.
And what Is our policy I do not see inc ametots,oh
which has been 40 confidently announced see no apale
mont In the volume of anatcsm and no ehb u ~ GU
rpnt NIL vrtories w. have n hcvcd hW They hatN
NJ a, - ~ fron the assaults u 1natcsui, MI VII 40
save us nom tlcn m -feat h1asit W ~. ~. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

You will, ! sure, fellow citizens, suffer me 70
occupy your attention now with a brief c0nside
rat ~ the charge ~ extravaganza that has been
pcrsstently repeated by the republican press against
The present administration. II may excite surprise
ulat party, Of whose notices IL that " a
NATIONAL debt nat Onal blessing IA party which advo
car' We expenditure by government Of large sumo COT
Lss.a~ LppgeI easls-a Pxy VI sxcessYe AgQs lN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12
1sb 0rl&ans Daiip Grsstsnt,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY H. 1855
Talk on Change.


Ihe TAX yesterday was the rather perplexing news
oil the Persias advces from Liverpool Of the lst
inst They were not satisfactory, nevertheless those
interested have the position OF the cotton market up
to the lst inst The Persia made splendid run, and
mas rather eclipsed the famous steamer Vandebilt,
according to our calculations The Persia has beaten
the Vanderbilt fully two days, though the distance
from Southampton is rather greater than from Liver
pool Inc next inteiigence from Liverpool VIII nn-
doubleday De Dy one OF the Canadian line at Quebec,
oil the oth inst, which VIII be due about Monday
next.
Is nafdly necessary 70 repeat the tak of yester-
Gay 1nat business IS daily diminishing IS seen all
aoou'' on tne streets on the evee, about tne cotton
presses IN and about tne fancy and retail stores on
Royal Canal and Cbartres Streets We are however,
IN the midst or helght OF the tobacco season. Ac-
cording to our register the weed is coming in fast
say at the rate oil thousand hogsheads per one
boat Whilst most every branch OF business is fall.
ing on there are contracts being made for the erec
tloh oi ouhoings ana While general trade oechnes,
Tue hechahical ana INDUSTRIAL Drancnes are revVihg
Inere Is good oeai q taiK about the water. we
can congratulate our readers that there were no
worse accounts received yesterday. We shall hear
from the ROCKY mountains next month fortunately
ior the propretors oil newspapers there Is no tee-
graph 70 tnat section oil the country While speak
ing oil the telegraph we observe that the public are
,nueo.eu 10 tne important lnteisence received from
"asn'ng'on' tna' the washington correspondent OF
Nem 10TH paper says tne ollncuity between fresi-
uen' buchanan ana lhe ohlo senator Is irreconcii-
a0e' oo appears lna' le'ter-wri'er at "asning-
.on Sehus MS views 10 new ork there they are pub
lished' tnen they come back to washington and