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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
NEW GRANADA.

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MEMORANDA, Roeata August , i-J-.
In travelling through large psr, Of tie Masda-
lena Valley have found The river yery loN. Thc
steamers have great difficulty in getting up with
half carcoes. and large quantities Of goods are AZ
the dlteren. forts the coast waiting for trans
rortation 10 the interior. Some Of The Barren
ouills merchants there have over two millions Of
dollars of merchandise waiting Tor high water b.
side large amount of produce to come down. con-
signed 10 the United States. This il the every
season. unless they send by buneoes or ehampsns,
which tax 20 days 10 make a tnp, at greater
cost and Insurance.. while the steamers take geu-
er,lly only SIX 10 eight days. The merchants Of
the interior are anxiously waiting for the opening
Of the Cali and Bueno Ventura Plank and Railroad,
now building under the direction OF an American
engineer. when they will ship heir goods by way
of the Panama Railroad. and thence 70 me Port oil
Rueuo Ventura about 800 miles south oi Panama,
and thence by rail and plsuk roads Ia the City
of Cali in thu. great Canca Valley. when can
be done by that AT half the cost o rransporla
ton. aud about One-hslt the time II takes on lhe
Magdalena. without the fear OF low water. ihis
trade alone will give the Panama Railroad about
one-and-a-half per cent increased profits on their
trade will increase fifty per cent with the United
States on the opening OF the road to The City OF
Cali from the coast.
Since President Ospenia has guided the affairs OF
State see a great difference In all parts oi the
country for the better; confidence IN the mer-
chants more improvements, and more plantations
opeuing: sugar. coffee and cocoa estates are espe-
cally rcvivng on the free-abor system; and they
tell me il begins 10 pay better now than their old
system OF Slavery.
A considerable number of the old mines are
worked in the valley of the Cauca, and they are
producing some of their long g-hidden wealth There
are over 200 old Spanish mines which will De worked
when the companies can procure machinery. lhls
will give the mschnsts OF the United states large
number of valuable orders for years to come and
will bring along with II some good mechanics and
lsborers. which are very much wanted here.
There is a great deal of talh about the American
line of steamers from Panama 10 Valparaiso. When
are they going 10 start is the inquiry, as large num-
ber OF passengers will 90 by way of Cali from here
in the steamers. ! give you the increased prcduc-
tiou of all expectations for this year over last, up
Ia July l. ls5-:
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Married.

In san fneisoo the sth day Of Aatas; bsior- Ora
Bailey Esq Justice Of the Peace, Hermann T. uhrane ~
Sarsh Jane Webster
In Msry.ye Aug BY the Rev j. A. Brunsr, Charles Dick
In h.xsas Jaly ~ Henry Pe&.s0n to Le Gaze. al Of
Nevada
In s.r:s Ro.s Sonons County JEy q lnse Cook to Nay
In s.r rrrne..co Augua BY the Rev T. Bsa'ss. Record
6 REYNOLDS 20 Asrv A. kerryin-
r. residence of Judge Garry B,niria the 4:h iax BY
Rsv Nr Woodbridge Hon. Peter Decker Of Marysy. AID
N,ss J,nnir NJ Scot; Of San frsneisee~ -
20, 81 C.rp Ground near Nsooasia HI. AsR hv the
Rry q B. Hinie, L. B. Thurman of Aaosrn te SXrAa }.
Franklin. ~. ~ A., >,
In stocitcn, Aue By the Rev MI osEAiss, MI John
sc~rnGs 70 Mrs. Mary Boih ,
In Stock,ou Juy =, William Brsy Ane May h.soz-
10 s.crnsu.o Aur ChArls Gr,xe Of Scott valley Ssk
YOU County 20 Mary Siarman Of SscrsnSeu'o
In Csmpo seco, Aas j. l. Aonersy 10 Mrs Am s~evay,
sn II Campo Seeo a..
a, iE.vy. Ala s. ky the Rev NJ AcGovKn Geo. st,ekles
ef Ars,Iss 70 May L G.Dst Of ASssIie-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
FIRE


FiRE N tIcHrH kyEyry-
Between II and o'clock<on Sstr-fsv -
re broke out in the tea store If Mr. An
Eighth avenue. The fire originated in the ~. se ls
and was SON eS'ingai'hed' not, however, hs,,sss,
in the Greenwich and Peter Cooper Insur,,,,' ,'ss'
panies- -
fihA - hRoosiYN.
4 IRE broke oat IN tie Park IIol-e. o,,Do.i.. ~.
Hsn on Friday night. Damage .T.hi ~. ncl
Superintendent oi Police, IN proc...iirg - a
w.s assaulted with wruch, bn; rot inisr., ~
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OREGON.

Our dates from Oregon are TO the I2th OF August.
No decisive Indian hostiltes had taken place but
the savages seemed TO be preparing for war. Some
rich gold discoveries had been made the Wenstchs
and Naichess Riyers-feeders Of the Columbia.
There were said 10 be about 400 miners at work
these streams making good wages. Much trouble,
however, expected from the Indians in those
regiops
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
ROI IVA.

Tie Government of this Republic has Issned de-
c, rnc;n, from 40 10 IS Der cent the duties 90 for
eign cotton goods.
Public tranquility seems to be safe from any dis
turbance.
Belzu, who was the hope Of the Bolivian emisrants
reading in IacDa has refused TO return ~ Europe.
Beside tie establishment Of Municipal Corpora
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

Sss FKAScIsco Aus. 10, las
FLouR-Ssles lxht at SO SQ<0.
GRAs-Sae- OF .1'bag. Wheat 02.c 800 DO. Barley
81 C74. 10 do. Oats al ltc.
PoIAIoEs-Saes al 81. a 81 e bag
PsoyisONS-sa.s oi o. trims Batter and % y Is.
Co.'S Lard le-B tius, priyse. 49,
GRoctREs-Ssles of 800 boxes Hps Soap and 80 bbls
Crushed Sugar private -
LIsuoss-4O bb. owproof Whisky snd 80 case. Wolfes
SeIuspps sold Oh prysIe terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

tons ths or.anzs,ion ~ the National Gaard m all
the Departments has been Gecreei IN which vii r.
enrolled only awyerr University students, msrchgI's
land propre'or- and mechanics.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Our dates from the Sandwich Islands are to the
oath Of July. Some guGno islands have been dis
covered 80 or Geo miles southwest of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian Government had sent out q vessel 70
examine and report.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

From Caracas AsD PrERro CABELLo.-By tie
arrival Of the brig Bohio Capt Bartlett, a, this port,
have received advises from Caracas TO the 1th OF
August; and from Puerto Csbello to the 9th Of the
same month inclusive. The only item Of importance
il the statement contained in the D,ar,o Mereanl Of
Puerto Cabelo, that the Venezuelan Government has
agreed q, the eleventh hour TO what ought to have
been conceded four months ago. Passports are 10 be
granted to General Monsgss and his family. Cutter
roe is also to have passport, and il to be restored 10
the asylum afforded by the French Mini,.er. The
D,ar.o thinks ths, these arrangements viii restore
harmony between the nations concerned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
THE PEOPLES REFORM PARTY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 10

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10, 1853.
The nomination of candidates for local officers
BY the Peoples Reform party Of this city is now
the chief topic Of discussion here. As the position
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

We would express our obligations to the Purser OF
Ae Star Of the West, and to Freeman d Co.'S, and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Expresses for papers and nem-
oVanda.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13
WASHINGTON.

James G. Goodwin, an old resident Of Oregon com
mii,ed suicide by shooting himself the <3I Of July
at Olyml.a, w. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

REAL EsrATE.-Sale Of Real Estate at auction,
Sept. II, 1855, by Adrian H. Muller: Ten years iease
Of two lots on the south side of Twentyf ffh street.
hear Ninth avenue, 81 $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

The case Of Capt. De Riviere, charged with asssss
ing one Capt. Grant Of Nicaragua at the Smithsoan
House few evenings ago, was called up at "
Special Sessions Saturday, but owing to the aess
Of Mr.. Busteed, De Rvere's counsel, ], postPoes
DE Riviere, Bosquet, DE Klebs and DE Beanvss
were arrested on Saturday, at the instance Of Cs-
Grant, for sending him challenge, and held 70 snse
for the felony.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-13

ARRIVAL or TIE STAR or TIE WEST.
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cal and unmstas esbly and healthy character Of
sve word shall appear columns have gained for
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fendous responsibility resed and have erdeavored
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ALICE CARY,
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WILLIAM RO-S WkIJ.ACv,
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The NEW YORK LkDGEH positiou that literary paper
has before occupied. We feel felt,
sirce the LEDGER attained its inimenhe fcuaon that
tremendous responsibility rested and endessoed
discharge that responsibility conscnous feeling conf
dent h ultimately should receive The
OF thousands of fanlilies
LELGER II for every week ali the pa rodical
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that ultimately should redeye the thoussnda I'D
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Abe SEw I3RK LEDGER also contain. contributions
GRO D. fREkTICE
MRS l. II SIGCURNEY
= s. ARTHUR,
syLvANIs COBB, JR.,
FANNY FEM
ALICE GARY.
IMkksCN BENNETT
WILLIAM kOas WALLACE,
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appear IN its columns
as an indication of the popularity of the LEDGER,
need only mention The simple fact that its circulation larger
thsn Rat of TEN literary papers in the country. Its
great 81 is owing TO the fact that the best wr
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practical and msskeahly pure and healthy character
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las before occupied We always have fell
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bdt MT that ultimately shond receive the hsnkB thou
sopds and tens OF thousands OF families.
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The subscription price Ia 81 per when by mail
bun subscriptions wanted from where there
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since the LEDGER attained lis immense circul alton that
responsibility rested u.s. have
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i've Of wild and perious adventure among savages
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fed BY poetic fire eowed subduing pa,hos At The
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Ii. NEW YORK LFDGER $50 contains contributions
from the pens OF he lolowipg dstns uished writers
GEO. ID. PRENTICE,
MKS. l.. H. SI6OUkNEY
T. g. ARTHUR,
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FANNY tERe,
ALICE CARY,
EAkhSON BENNETT,
WILLIAM boss WALLACE
AND host Of Other popu authors whose names constantly
appear IL its CO umns
As al nacss Of the popularity o! the LEDGER need
only mention the mpe fac; that it, circulation
that g any TEN literary papers In the toantry great
success owing 10 The fast that the writer's
ID cCrty ana spares expense in getting tbs BEST
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The exsite6 reputation Of its well known contributors the
psecal sod Enthusiastically healthy character OF
al it's srcea and the which taken thai
offs psve word shall appear In is columns, have gained for
The kw YOak LEDdER petition that no literary paper
mas ever before occupied We feel always have felt
since the LEDGER attained sc circulation that
tremendous respr psithty rested underworld
10 ole charge that conscientousy feeling
aa Mt that u'Taeiy should receive the thanks Of
and tens of thousands Of families
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stores throughout he nit I'd States.
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mercy, and fired at her three times, each
ball taking effect in the head. The face
was frightfully disfgured by the wounds
and powder from the pistol. Not content
with this, the incarnate fiend mutilated her
person with knife, and then piling brush
upon it left the scene.
A majority Of lions church on Fourth
street, New York (colored) having lately
voted to abandon Congregationalism and
join the Methodists, there was severe
struggle, last Sunday, for the possession of
the pulpit The Congregational minority
insisted that their pastor, Rev. L. Tilman,
had still right to occupy the pulpit, and
about twenty brethren and sisters aided
him as a body guard in the attempt to take
it by storm, But the Methodists were the
strongest and succeeded in putting their
minister in the sacred desk, and then called
in the police to lug off the billgerent mi
nority.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-06-25

The Lecompton Constitution has at last
been printed by authority Of Congress. We
are indebted to Mr.. Morrill, for our copy
which contains the report of the select
committee of fifteen. Turning to page 81,
Article 9TH, under the head of sSlape,y
we find this section:
Sec. l. The right of poperty is before and higher than
any constitutional sanction and the right of the
slave such and its the same and in
voable as the right Of the owner of property whatever
This is the doctrine sanctioned By the adj
ministration dndhe democratic party Who
says the democracy are not PRO-SLAVE-
.RY !?