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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-18
THE RiGur OF SEARCH QUESTION.

Tar noArpiNa % r4r sTEANaatp WASHINGTON.
htvy lusK xxSx, Dec -, loss
Rtei have thu honor no,rietge your rei.r~nee
10 ia utiartHe 81 lha rcaoutou a tho iouse OF Re-
rresenatyc a The i5h is;1ns rueling the President
tn nj s1fa.ert vv5 trc pubic in'ercsl ~
ucasc ali informal % ln he ps,ssion, Shsch may
shortly come st9 hls r0esesscn respecting tho reported
gecsEl asis cr visitation by CDecrs u IN. British savy
o. AinaTica ssess s. the of tho Gulf ~ Mexico
and 81 lay before Sou roPlca of dispatches Nos 81
snd &c, AlsS tbr tnClosfsS recently received from Flag
Otgsr James aC. bcntosh. commanding Homo agnaron
~hict an tie Information the asFarttaeus has on
The suhiecl have the honor 70 be yuar obe,ans ser
want. ISAAC TOT GIN, secretary Vi he navy
r. Trw1pg-1 o. ain irTT.D SfArrS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-18

The rnitsi states steamer Fcton, I.osi Command ug
) >. Amy, from NcrosS Harbadocs fOr Paraguay,
scoched a. Asrsnhsn aud sailed sss Nov. IL for Per
nanbuco.
Thc Y = steamer fIarrls Tare, Csrs Fsuuoc, from
New york VA lArbadps FOR PARAGUAY arrived AZ Nartn.
ham 18Th uit, ard sailed agda ish lcr rcrrsrcbu,o--
MI weh fancs snnh, "ne % her crew, who IVES sics,
pvt on bard n rchconer Nara boupi u Nsw Yofs
but died on tic 1lth inst
The tnitei states steamer W. w. Chapn Lieut. Crni.
nlanding VIA Ronckcnagf0, from Ncrfolt 9r Paraguay
wnf spokcn on the sth inst atstudc - 5o longitude
~ 40.
The United Satcs stnrrsh'r Release Icat Corrtrnpi
inr Wm A. Parker, from New York or Rl,nr. Avr..
sc 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-18
Array In.eilsgcnce.

yHRLATESf " an IN urAH-AnMY hats AND GAPS
ffossIiok-, APPOINTMENTS, EfC.
appears ~ the la,.s from Utah Loat tnsre IS
o very iormdab,a hr,s ot hso lDilans ih aAiaons 10
nke an aitack seosa ami drivc OFF INC several
bs rs cattle M anticipation ii which, Gnner Johnston
has ,aused the Ioo@ng msrmctk ns 70 % promulgated
ivr lie gGiuaice Of b 8 coinpands--
nRAnnl AVrrlpa ~ ,afAtgSY IN uuAu \
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21
NEW ADV ERTISEM ENTS
CIIOOI, NOTICE.

| villa OPEN \ MALE SCHOOL, Ia the Town
l ~ Clinton, on the first Monday in September, on
the southwest corner of the Public Square in the
building lately occupied rs the Argus Printing Office.
and teach Fifteen weeks until the 20h of December,
give two weeks Christmas vacation until the FIRST
Monday III January, from which time will teach
twenty-five weeks, to the last Friday in june n PEE
riod OF forty weeks or ten school months.
NY daily time will be- in the winter hnlf year from
O'Clock, \. M. to half past o. clock, r. NJ and the
summer half year, from O'Clock, A. NJ to o'clock,
= NJ one hour and half incrmisson at noon, du
ring which time each pupil will be required to 90 to
dinner to their respective homes No recess before
or afternoon, consequently there will be no time for
play about the school room.
will give thorough instruction in the following
branches viz: Spelling, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Mensuration, Uni
ted states History, English Composition, Elocution
and Book Keeping.
TERMS Forty dollars for the whole term, and at
that ratio for any shorter time payable on the first of
January and july. No deduction except for prorac.
ted Illness. ! will credit each pupil for the amonnt
OF public money drawn on hsaccount. All who send
will be considered as complying with the above terms
aug ~ THOS FORD, Teacher.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

SOME EFFECTS OF 'ronAcco-Tho sealpcl, n medical
Journal of high rerutc observes that both chewing
and smoking produce marked alterations in the most
expressive features Of the face. The lips are closed
hya circular muscle, which completely srmound.
them and forms their pulpy fulness. Now, every
muscle Of the body is developed in precise ratio with
Its use as young men know-hey endeavor to doyel-
op and increase their muscle in the gymnasium. In
splitting and holding the cigar in the mouth. this
muscle is in constant use, hence the coarse nppoar
ance and irregular development of the lips in chew
ers and smokers. The eye loses its natural fire aud
becomes dull and lurd it is unspcculatiyc and I'M
appreciated; it answers before the world its owner
gazes yacantly and often repcls conversation by his
stupidity" The picture is one not at all gratifying
nor encouraging
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21
Lieut.. Com. lie
Forward.

THE RIGHT or SEAEcu.--Ihe Washington cores
pondent of the Baltimore Sun, says that the Exeou-
tive Government has received new and convincing
proof of the fact heretofore announced, that the Bri-
fish government has entirely abandoned the right of
search, or Of visit, which we deem identical with
search. Additional correspondence corroboratlve of
that which heretofore proved so satisfactory to our
Government, has left no doubt the subject. This
Government cannot go behind the official decara
tons Of that Of Great Britain such question, and
adopt in their place. the specnlotions Of London, or
eIcn Hcw Yqpl. pewepaper1
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

N1@ The English papers give an account of a grand
banquet recently given by George Peabody to Mr..
Mason, the American Minister to France on his visit
ing London Upwards Of n hundred Americans and
English were present Mr. Mason in acknowledging
a toast made ausion, in speech of considerable el
oquence to the alliance which has recently spruno mn
between England and France. From the latter coun
try he had received many proofs of sincere friendship
and acts Of graceful kindness towards himself aud
the nation which he represented, and claiming the
privilege of his coantrymen he venturcd to guess
that the approaching meeting Of thosovereigns of En-
gland and France would tend greatly to strengthen
the oate cora!e between the two western nations Of
Europe. So far as his country was concerned, the
progress which it had made was conducive to the in
terests of civilization, and one could doubt that
the admission Of Texas and California into the Union
had been OF much greater advantage to the
of the world than if those States had remained under
their old form of government
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

YELLOW FEVER IN New ORIEANs.-Thc report OF
nierments in the different city cemeteries as made
Out by the Board Of Health for the week ending on
sunday, the 18th instant, shows: 2SG from yellow
fever, and III from other diseases OF the whole
number l53 were natives of the United States
For the thirty hours, ending at noon on Monday,
there were 58 interments and to the period on
Tuesday, 46 deaths from fever
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

mr. crnoline is but the new tangled term for far
thngae," which Howell Q62O) describes AS a "kink
OF petteoat, extended by hoops, which grows larger
ana larger towards the bottom, that the body of a
woman, from The waist to the feet, resembles bee
hive" In 1860 Charles TX issued an edict, fixing n
standard for these disguses "n consequence of the
'"sh'oo having grown ont 10 such Hn amalinp Width
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

EMERsoN's MAGAziNE.-Wc have received from the
publishers, Oaksmith q Co., New York, Emcrson's
Magazine for August, together with six splendid en-
cravings. The principal one, is that Of The Last
Supper copy Of which i presented to every Three
Dollar subscriber to The Magazine. Person. desrous
of procuring this engraving can examine The one we
have received by calling at our Office.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

The WESTMINSTER REyEw.--Wc have received the
July number of the American edition of the West.
minister Review Table of Contents: Calvin at Ge-
neva The last days Of Church.ratcs; Domestic An.
nails of Scotland Cardinal Wiscmans Rccollcctions
Medical Education Women ARTISTS Recent Astron-
omy and the Nebuar Hypothesis; Cotcmporary Lit
erature.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

MALE AcADEMY.-By reference to our advertising
columns it will be that Mr.. THos. Fonp purposes
opening male school in this place, on the first Mon
day in September. Mr.. Ford has been engaged in
teaching in this parish for some years past, and has
the reputation Of being competent and attentive
teacher. Now, that the want of an institution Of this
character is thus being supplied parents and guar
dans should be prompt in extending their aid and
patronage
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

.G"~ Michigan is the first state TO inaugurato an
Agricultural College AS yet it has only accommo.
datons for one hundred students. At tho commence
ment OF the present term there but twenty ight
vacancies, while ninoty.threc applicants appeared
and was examined.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21
LOST OR STOLEN

'1llE RECEIPT BOOK of the Undersigned con-
tanning receipts in full on settlements with all
he business houses Of the place and sundry other
cepts for money notes, drafts etc. lost or stolen
from the Drug Store of r. Walker, on or about tho
2oth of July, 1858. Said book was n small blank
book with blottng sheets nerspersed and marked
the same, give any information respecting it wi Il
much 9bgc ISAAC y. LEMON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21


JUDGE HENRY NJ. SroFFoRD.-The people Of Lousi-
ana, of all descriptions Of politics says the n o. True
Delta, will regret TO learn that tLis accomplished
gentleman, distinguished jurist and upright Judge.
mas resigned his scat on the Supreme Bench Of this
State. position he has held with SO much honor to
himself and benefit to the State. since the fall of
1854. His decisions are models ofjadicial eloquence
and evince conscicntou.ne.s not surpassed by any
published decisions in the land. lie enjoyed the con
fdence and esteem Of the whole bar and his resigna
tlon will be seriously deplored an rreparabe loss
to the State
His resignation takes effect on the first Of Noycm
Der next and the election to l the vacancy has al
ready been ordered by the Governor for the lth of
October next. The Democrats Of the District have
already called convention TO be held in Nachitoch-
es, on the second Monday Of September next to nomi-
nate his successor.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

The SUPREME JrpGEs- During tie session Of the
Supreme Court at Monroe the editor Of the Register
thus noticed that august body
''There seems to be, Of late, much bitter complaint
against the Supreme Court OF Louisiana: we will
not pretend TO say with how much or how little ias
tce for ii is no part Of our present purpose, either
to laud or condemn the Supreme Judges viewed go-
Mically they perhaps "as good as the market ai-
fordsp The American party have done the very
best they could considering the material from which
they were forced TO make selections, seeing they
eoud conlne themselves 10 their own ranks. A. Ju-
risconsuts, ii is not claimed that they are the bright
and shining lights of the State bu1 Of the K ". par
ty and viewed in that light. are disposed to yield
them no small degree of praise.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

The CALcAsIEu GAZETTE. This i The title Of q new
democratic paper, the first number of which We have
received. 1t is published at Lake Charles. in the
Parish of Calcascu, BY Wm lIutchings, editor and
proprietor
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21
THE WEATHER, CROPS, &c.

The weather is now very fine, after the timely and
abundant rains Of last week. Picking is going on
rapidly and the only thing that initiates agan, the
planter making more cotton than usual is the
of the army woym which has made ita appearance on
number Of plantations throughout the parish We
have our information from the most reliable authori-
ty. The worms are webbing mp. which is an infalli-
BILE sign Of the real genus. So says our informant
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

FRENCH SOLDIERS EXERCISING IN THE SENE.-The
fSrs papers say that several regiments Of the Guard
have been exercised in the Champ de Mars. During
the man"nvres 200 of the I'd regiment of Grcnaders
were ordered to swim across the Seine just below the
point diena, and to discharge their muskeg as they
did so, al an enemy supposed to be on the opposite
bank. This movement was well executed and with
out any accident
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

fuse religion, civilization, liberty aud low, through
out the world.
in this view will not all the nations Of Chr.ten
shall be forrvcr neutral and that it, communication
shall be held sacred passing to thcr places Of des
tinoton, even in the midst Of hostilltics.
Signed JAMES BrcnANl>.''
THr WARrN CmNN wv CYmrcafHc Pejao Forts.-
We find in The London Times the particulars of the
capture Of Tie Pciho Fort. III China by the English
and French forces. 4 correspondent Of the London
\ Times, writing from Hong Kong June 7h says:
AZ the expiration Of the period (3Oh Of AprN
granted to the Chinese authorities N appoint com.
missioner 70 treat with the ambassadors. no such of
icer with fall powers having presented himself fur
ther extension of time accorded. Tan the Vice
roy Of Pechelee then appeared but In tie opinion Of
the ambassadors. he was not duly ncerlditcd and
hcy accordingly requested him 10 refer to Pckfn for
fuller powers. which he declined TO do This inter
val, lasted till about e 2Oth ult, when thc a,ubas-
sador4 finding that there no nclinatinn 10 treat
intmattd that they should take other measures To
insure compliance with their demands This was re-.
spordcd 10 on the part Of the yiccr0y that the for
c&n steamers had been long enough in the river. and
i they an pot move away they would be fired on
iAus there wa no alternative but To commence hos
tiliics. Tic Admiral were then called upon TO re-
dncc hn forts Ihis thoy ydid with mail los4 although
lHty were occupied by u large number of Chinese
troops "ih wv guns.
.d ,o ., ,Ih aIlacA ~ thr oTtS
capital may be thc means of rbairino ,bo oL.ti,t
attitude oihc Court ofPkin: but should the contrary
pc 4" caac ie existing difficulties may thus be MOI
settled for an indefinite period.
lhe itu.san and American ministers Nurolccrivcd
eotf.au.lS ty the Chinese authorities They con
lIaaed A. neutral, and accompanied the allied forces
IN their progress. Later their Intervention may be
u service. lGi their advice hitherto to the Chinese
has been o no avail.
a letier from the President Of the United States
was received hy Tan The High Commissioners, with
ale ceremony ana he promised that it should be for
ward TO Irhh, aad answer returned toit
~ = ions :. ~ Ny ms oil1ef, ~ command Of
III" = steamer Fulton, publishes in the Mobile lic-
gisier letter in rcply 10 charrrs made AGAINST MI,
,r o,,I.,.ti,. T.. ,,.,.t,t ,;.
~ T. 49, '''H ''S'sis - 'i'P'co,
""eh 'aa' ei'y AaH peSleEcd ~ CARA, III april last
According 10 llis own showing, the Lieutenant did
oyory thing that could have beon ovnoetod oc lin,
,.a ~ tl''Ha'a mai II Wa only lack Of sufficient
r,rne tlnt nrryantad Lfn, fr,, ,,,,fsLfn,, C,,,, .
,.ro,;.,,. ,,,,n.,.. .',i.,.' 80 -
P''a'''9 04''"ses' i"e hesS'er having some iime
axe suggested doubts about Almy and the Fulton
ever being Oh hand when the StYy and Buzzard we're
0verla9lfnr o,,r r,,nrcr,ntn,., tio ! f,,,,,,, m ~
~ N"'''',''-, - '''o '''e"' '"H' ''i''s
~ " eruIs'n ~ 'Le "al = days ana "l syH
often inquired his whereabouts in order 10 avoid
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
4" To Her Majesty Victoria,

"Quccno Of Great Britain ana Ireland
The President cordially rccprocates the congrat
ulatons of Her Majesty the Queen. on the success o.
this great international enterprise which has been ac
complshed by The science, skill, and udomablc en-
Grgy of the two countries.
~: Is a triumph moro glorious, because far NOR,
useful to iuukind, than was ever won by conquerol
on the field Of battle
" May the Atlantic Telegraph, under the blessing o
Heaven prove to bu n bond of perpetual peace and
friendship between the kindred nations, aud an in
,rumcnt destined, under Divine Providence. TO dif
i-r religion civilization liberty aud Law, through
out the world.
In this view will not all the nations Of Chr-tcn
dom spontaneously unite in the declaration that il
shall be foTvcr neutral and that it, communication
shall be held sacred in passing to their places Of des
ttnation, even in the midst 0" hosilItics.
Signed. JAMES BrcnANAN.'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21
THE QUEENS MESSAGE TO THE PRESIDENT

The following is q copy of the Message transmit
ted TO the President by the Queen of Great Britain,
over The submarine telegraph line:
"To the President of che United States
Her Majesty desires to congratulate the President
upon the successful completion of this great intcrna.
tioua work, in which the Queen has taken the deep
est interest.
The Queen is convinced that the President will
Join with her in tlrvcnty hoping that the electric
cable which connects Great Britain with the l'ni-
ted States will prove an additional link between the
nations whose friendship is founded upon their com
mcrcial interest and reciprocal esteem
The Queen has much pleasure in thus communi-
eating with the President. and thus renewing to him
her wishes for the prosperity of the United Sucs.'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-21

Wolcott by the creditors of Lawrence, Stone Co.
Of E2-..-a Massachusetts. to recover the 387 900
paid by the above firm to Wolcott, for the purpose
Of influencing the votes Of members of Congress upon
the tariff bill Hon. Rufus Choate and Judge Abbott
arc retained in his behalf
Ex-Governor Gardner, of abolition notorcty, is al
so implicated
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-16

Or, aGuide 10 the Culture and Management of
Fruit Trees, with descriptions of Fruits, and Va
r;sty e usefal MisceIlaneors Household Receipts;
fully ilIsser.sed- By Thomas Gregg. ofNew York:
Fowler and welIs, publishers. Price, BY nail
paper. % cents; cloth. 50 ccn.z---
Fruit culture has but lust begun 70 receive the
attention il deserves, and we gladly welcome this
work. A. the matter il is well calculated
s'd and instruct. and consequently benefit, the fruit
grower Every person who has tree, or ground
enough Or one 20 grow on, should read it. To be
successful in fruit culture as in anything else. you
must know how 10 do il; and this book gives much
information one can not DO well without The
price d 50 smalIthat any ono can afford it. There
Is dsubt but in all sections some fruits can be
made profitable il judicieusly cultivated
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-16
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


u The Most Important and Lucrative
Situations in this cit Hlled by the miny gradu-
ases Of the IRoN CRY CoLLEcE.-From Pit.sbur 81
True Press. tff II
We have scholarship in this Institution. which
we viii sell on very reasonable te m Graduates
of this College arc preferred by all Wholesale
Merchants, Rail Road Companies, Sc, in want of
q Clerk or Secretary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-16

Nessrs RicE < SMITH are now rcceivin, and
opening very large. well selected. and most
fplenlid stock nj Gou<is. The slow Price Store
eis' W. large run Of cu<t.,m and the reason, of
H. that the people fd it TO their interest 10
r.sd- there Me<s<. Rice Smith unders- and well
the amenities of ife and the pleasure they take in
showing their goods to customers Is exceedingly
gratifying To all wlio visit their establishment
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-16
Why is the Demand SO Great for
H. Il. efgeEeAsls7!S
AGUE Balls AM ?

nECAuSE il will. in al cases, safely and e.
- fcctrallv cure that much dreaded scourge Of
tie West--ChillS, Fever and Aguc--without fail,
ard in cases will counteract the poison Of Malaria
of which fact thousands do testify; aud unlike all
other nostrums, it is only recommended for one
class Of diseases and as tonic il is unsurpassed.
We will offer few evidences of its worth, by men
Of influence end high standing.
Princeton, H., Sept 20tI, 1881
Ds NANN-Deay Sir: For several wears past
| have used yodr Ague Balsam in my daily practice
and have closely observe ell is effects ia hundreds CT
cases. and in no case has il failed to produce the
most happy effect. | can most cheertully recon-
mend as a certain specific tor chills, fever and
ague, and malarious diseases.
Truly Yours, II AUSTIN, NJ. D.
Mersscl, MOI, Fec llA, 1857.
pR MANN 8 COL have sold large amount
of vuur Ague Ealsam IN this vicinity. and from my
personal knowledge of it, believe II Is the best
remedy for chills, fever and ague that has ever
been sold in our State. Respectfully Yours,
O. 4. HYDE.
isisatulo, Oiio, JGa Isl, 1859
MEssRs. s. K MANN & CO.-Gents. In can
vassing the States of Ohio and Michigan fer the
sale of the different remedies of which VIC have
control, our attention has been called to observe
the great name that your Ague Balsam has gained
for itself IN every place where sold. II really
seems to be The psor.s' orn re1'edy and its sales
more rapid than all others IT is destined to su-
percedc all other remedies in the market
Very Truly Yours, A d S. HENDRY.
Nelr York, FEB %, 1855
MEssss. S X MANN g. CO-Gent3: have
at our house in st. Louis sold your Ague Balsar
some three wears, and have carefully observed its
effects in curing, and must in all candor saw, do
not believe its equal exists in all the world OF medi-
cines. To my personal knowledge it has cured
permanently every time, and have knownit used.
after all other remedies had been tried in vain with
the most happy result. And what is more remark
o5ls have never known case but what remained
cured, for at least that season. ! have no hesi:a-
tim in recommending as perfect triumph over
chills and fever Respectfully Yours,
PROF. .. J. WOOD.
Sc Ee NJ a NJ NJ 50 CO.,
ProPrietors. Gallon, Ohio
SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS.
August, 10. l836-ilms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-16
Sorghum.

We understand that the Sorghum crop in this
county IS comparatively large and promises we'll
Why viii not some one establish Sugar Minu-
factory in this place One is about to be put Up
in the ncishborins town Of Rochester. and if tic
enterprise will paw there il certainly will here.
NessrS- PEasHrSG. IF this place VIC observe, hive
imported a couple of machines for crushing the
cane, and can order many ma, be want,d
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-16
Atlantic Telegraph Completed
AND MISSOURI UNITED
10 the PhaIanx of Free StateS!!

VIE undersigned have an agency for the sale
j of lands in Missouri. These lands are stu
ai ed in the counties of Washing on. Franklin,
Crawford, Oregon. Ripley, and others, and are
among the most valuable in the State. Lead,
Copper and Marble fields abound,-Pine and White
Oak timber districts in abundance. The tide of
emigration that has hitherto been directed to Iowa.
and Wisconsin, is now turned to this beautiful and
lovely State.
We can sell these lands from one to three dollars
per acre, according to ocat on andqualitv Persons
purchasing $40 acres more can pay half cash and
have the remainder or t'-ie
Land Warrants located on reasonable terms
As these lands being rapidly disposed of, it will
be the interest of all who desire to purchase to call
soon. Title undoubted and Warranty deeds given.
Call on
CHARLES WHITMORE,
or, JOHN G.. OSBORNE,
Agents at Plymouth, Ind
Aurrqt oS--f0
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-16

The fourth annual exhibition of the Marshll
County Agricultural Fair. viii be held this year
GU the Seciety's new Fair Grounds, one quarter Of
a mile north of this place. the 18th, lith. and
18Th pro1imo- The first day will be devoted TO re-
ceiring AMI Classifying entries, and making arrange
Inents fr TIE exhibition on the 18th and 18TH
The grounds are now being fenced with boards,
AM viii be completed in time for the fair.