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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-25
SHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue of supdrv

Towanda, Nov. l, 1855 Sheriff.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

A Coon 1DEA.-A writer in the 0bib
Farmer suggests that, as the School Libra.
~ Tax is again TO lie levied. it would be
well for the School Commissioners, instead
Of purchasing histories Of Europe. and
works relating to other countries, to enrich
the School Libraries with books containing
information about Ohio--her natural his
tory, her plants, fruits, agriculture. min
,ral resources. their extent, location, soil,
geology, DC, DC. Books treating Of these
subjects would contain informatioaSw with
which every school boy should become ac-
quaiuted. B'sides, as the State must furu-
ish the books. she shoad derive some BEN
eft from her ouilay.--McArtur Democrat.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

E1 1t is estiml ted that the fishermen
on our lakes receive S64O. 900 per snDum
for their fish. This is nearly equal to the
value of the cod fishery. and is an impor-
tant item in the enterprise Of the NORTH
With the senitement Of the Lake Superior
and Gnrgian Bay coasts. the value OF this
trade must be materially augmented
The quantity Of fsh seems to be very
variable, one season with another
stms years the supply being large. and
at other times small. without any sssip ma
bls cause therefor. On Lake Michigan
the nets are so constructed that oulV those
q owe a certain size are TAKEN Sandusky
Register.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10
ESTABLISHED in 1925

to do not only justice. but TO avoid the
fuspieions or appearance Of injustice in
our conduct towards the different parts Of
this great and mighty family. This Is
the object ] have endeAvored TO accom-
plisb, with but little effect, 1 know. /
have acted in spirit of entire abandon
menI Of every selfish purpose and every
selfish feeling. ! may be altogether wrong
in these views I have done What ( tho't
best for my country" and my whole coun-
iry--best for every part Of 1t. tftisEbest
way Of protecting the peculiar interest of
every section is by doing equal justice;
and that you may be sure will always do.
according to my conception, where ,tbe
South is concerned. She shall hsve jus.
tice; the North shall have justice; every
portion Of my country shall have Justice,
as understand it. Il is in that spirit, a
spirit iDo6ensive in itself to any one, that
| have enJeavored 10 make good my oppo-
silion TO this Lecompton proceeding. I
Mr.. President, with these remarks, and
thankful for the attention with which they
have been recsived by the Sense, will
not trespass longer on their patience. +.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

CHOICE FooD.-The Cincinnati Prica;
Current stales that within the last week
there has been purchased in that market
some thirty casks of cracklings, on account
of House in Havana. to be ussdin fsed-
ing the Chimes Coolies. now employed in
cultivating the sugar plantation on the
Island of Cuba.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

ale drinks!' Young man let this be
said Of you, and you are already half ruin
ed. A triae will accomplish the rest
You know not your perilous position; nor
how solicitouS for youN safety from utter.
destruction are all persons in society
whose good opinion is worth having.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

: The Test oF FRIENDSHIP. There is no
trial Of friendship bnt adversely. He that
is not ashamed Of nv bonds. nor daunted
with my cheeks, not aliened with nv dis
or ce. lisa friend for me; one draehnf Of
that mans love is worth world of false
and nconstant for nality.--Bishop Hall.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

narThe soul is immortal aud yet it may
die. AS the soul is the life Of the body 80
Cod the life OF the soul, AZ therefore
he body perishes when the soul leaves j.
SO the soul dies when God departs from 1t.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

~There is nothing worth having thai
is not difficult: my life, and / suppose the
life Of every man who has worked. With
hand and head, hiss been one long contest
with dificuliea. and had allowed difficult
ties to conquer us.-Sir E. B. Lytton.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

EF compare the art Of spreading RI.
mors to the art of pin making. There is
usually soms truth which l can wire; as L
passes, from hand to hand, one gives tia
polish another point; others make and
put on the head. and at last the pin is COM
..f.to1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

CHALK FOR WARTS "A correspondent
W. H. Bennett, Of Warwick, K. In
forms US that BY rubbing chalk frequently
on warts, they will disappear. In several
instances known to him in which this sim
pie remedy was tried. it proved successful.
We have knswn slightly ,mOistened PEARL
ash 10 remove warts by rubbing it upon
them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

E"God designed men to grow as
trees. grow in open pasture. full boughed
all round; but men in society grow like
trees in forest, tall and spindling. the low
er ones overshajowed BY the higher, with
only little branching. and that at the top.
They borrow Of each other the power to
stand; and if the forest be cleared. and one
be Ieff alone. the 6rst wind which comes
nm roots IT,"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

TIE affections are to the intellect, what
the Gc,pe is to the metal; it is they which
temper AID shape tito all good purposes
and soften. strengthen. and purify It. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

EEof all earthly music that which
reaches iarthest into heaven, is the beating
of loving heart. 81, >
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

NEOur sweetest experiences Of h1ec.T
ton are meant to be suggestions ot .thas
realm which is the home OF the hears.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10

'rPBdsness cards not exceeding sxlines, inserted
at S. per year.
II NF9rransen, advertisements handed in without
the number of Insertions marked, VIII be continued
until ordered ont, and charged ut the above rates
U ? Legal advertisements, Administrators notice
&C., to be paid for in advance.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-10
OITYoF LANCASTER
TEnTsdny Morning June O,IsSs
SPEECH OF
j. j. CRITTENDEN.

OF KENTUCKY.
On the Report of the Conference Commit
tee on the Kansas Question,
DELIVERED
In THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
april 81, 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
FRANCE.

The rew Minister Of the Interior hsd permitted leo
petors who had been exied to return TO their
homes.
1t had been positively asserted that Queen Victnis
would atte nd the grand naval demonstration at Cher
bourg but at the latest date it considered doubt
full whether such would be the case.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Times
Matters ore going on smoothly with the Con-
grtss for the last few days Itis thought one or two
stings will suffice, inasmuch ss the ambassadors are
said 10 have come TO understanding tue leading
queftions that have been discussed The members will
sdouIn for some weeks 10 order to draw up the. Off
csl reports. They will then meet again in order to
afhix their elgu 6turef.
"It seems certain that the Priucipates are TO pos
sess similar but separate Administrator and COnst
tuition, with but one Senate for both. Pending the
suspension Of the Conference, Fusd Pashs viii visit
London on business relating to loan for the Ottoman
Government
The same writer says:
IN. Marcolets the representative Of the Costa Ri.
can and Nicuasuan States in Paris and London, has
presented his credentials TO the French Government,
and will be received by the Emperor on his return
from Plombiefee. NJ. hsroolsta leaves for Lapdon
tomorrow, to present his credentials there
The monthly statement Of the Bank of France shows
gain Of about 200 600 franks in the cash held in
Paris, and gain Of nearly 4,0cO,000 in the country
branches
A decree provides for the enlargement of the town
of Lille and places In the list Of the most important
of the fortified placeSo the Empire
The Paris correspondent Of The London PoH ssys
that owing to the Intervention Of the King OF the Bel
Risns, the Royal Family Of Prussia, and perhaps the
Imperial Fsmiy Of Austria, will be properly repre-
septed at the Cherbourg fe:es.
The tobacco crop in Algeria had been almost 60.
trely destroyed by worm.
The eighth meeting of the Paris Conferences VA
held at Count Walewskis country residence, on the
9TH irst and the nistb meeting was fixed the day
the America sailed
On the 9th irs, the per cents closed 90 the Paris
BouIse st 6S 30.
The Paris paper, speculate on the forthcoming
meeting Of Napoleon and Victoria at Cherbourg ss II
il was positively decided upon, and rsgEd the even.
ss . complete removal Of al mistrust between the
ress at Cherbosrg. Count Persgny had arrived IN
London with a view, i. was said, OF Submitting the
programme to the Qaeeps approval
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

IL.
Fn hm'.1t 49,; ,.l AZ. ,ssin i.rse can.ius of shiJ
- W., 70 g, bu,h Corn sss bsS -Four ,m The So e
0z7 ou.,,ss Wne.. - saehs fosf non ftass,
$50 oD-rer. whs,, hou the fsrc' SS'o Sa'f'en 'oN ~
the Mtcrsinrsan ...., A. Ain, tsst ! ..uriAy
~. 81 Iso oJ.r,ers Of q ssarst sSoSs qus'-e a. -
The D0ndrs vesk CT ssf )es' ,h- h,. N. Gaia
W. h.y. .tfl continuance Of hne wesuns -
VIZ ,r a,.pdAues Of buyers WHEAT met 500 ~ s.s
- :. r,,I,,', rrc.s FLovs in moderate rtq lssI y 80
,r,s kpraS Cosx little more inqar.d fr pnms
;.iiius !. 3; 81 and prime Northern " PIC =. "a
y su.r,er d.er,r We quote WsEAr, hea Seest, 80
90 NJ vale. gd 10, IndisnA 6Sdo o. WIZ, 49,.
srs C.u.Sj.n f5Gs6 Southern, s1lS 9 ~ W -, %
Tsl,d,Irls and Bs;irore. 22 a22 81 EAns nS ns VI ~
as VI, ,NswOre.os . d.3 Ex:Is Fancy 81 Loans ."
E,ISTh. eru apo continues enly . ssod hode" 'Ho"
rssSy dsposs to meet buyers .,-vvi,u. -s..s
Posx-No American ofeiinf i'i'h ,shen ~
R.coS-Coun,ry dealers sti show no dspoS;ion . -
although holeeI' would submit 70 Ifthef "
order 70 sf.e. sa'ea .-,
f.xp-Hoesrs are firm and with better dentnd i9t eso
v.us ef ,ucs sdyarced sb7a. cs 10 the S"eA u
Ir. made N retail 20. good refining quality % S.-a
Tta weeks s,ies r.seh sbou. 100 tuns
p,y be quoted nomnAy al 81 y cw 10 Lohson vi -
Y c. las r,cedsd to ~ sp,t and Auenr " ss, IT.
rerh, ~ The year the market closing with ISnef more n'n
Ro.y C. TT mon .OIi to tie ex,eu, o. 90 be' a. tSe
R.ss s.s 1e,y .c~, PhlsdepA. AID Cd for B.
U:-Asut 10 ,an Sperm hs,. been 'Oi at tSt No "hAs
oyF,rrp in come request ho1 over About ~ .uns
sr, I, Nv L have been sod a. sOI CT
CoTrok-The n srke clsned strong on Aondsy 80 oi
5,.r bot before day reapsec INTO sn
-, .rt ccuau.d quiet with st-cks freely Offered ens
,b,de lower Friday la. 10 M.pches'-i ~. or 81
saIf MIddYs orleans, ii6d Noble Id Vpi9e' ol
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
ITALY.

TBE TuSSEL CSpER IHE ALPs-An interesting
communication on this important subject has just
been received by the Academy Of Sciences from NJ.
Mepsbres one Of the most distinguished members of
the Piedmonteee Parliament. Ii was stated several
moptbe ago that tie immense work Of boring tunnel
nm der the Alps between Modale and Bard yneche had
conmerce6 bu. we have 70 rec ord some n.ereet-
ing facts which might peIhsps, never have beso dis
rcd but for the peculiar methods employed IN this
colossal cpers;ioD. hodne and Bsrdoreche are
situated on opposite sides Of the Alpine chain which
divides Pednon, from France and precisely q, point
where the valleys of the Arc and the Dora which lie
les,lv ON the same level, parallel TO each other
and he mountain is narovest The thickness Of the
intervening NC untsin is Is kilometres 10 stragh:
line; the sctus tunnel will be l2i kilometres. Its
desgred in the same vertical plane but to fscits.s
draIsge il some What higher in the middle than at the
orfces so as TO fern gentle slopes on both sides-oue
lot exceeding an inclination CT five per thouiand and
tie other beng % per thousand in Consequence Of
difference OF level between the two eIuemities the
runbers berg-BIrdore esss (southern orisc-). l,32l
metsIs; culmir sting point, ,335 metere; Modsns
northern oricsl le0 meters above the level Of the
s.s. The Greet Of the mountain being go meters
higher than the eliminating point the sinking OF
shsfs-vhch is the method generally employed in
order 10 beein boring tunnels at several points q.
oree-was out of the question; berce tbs tunnel
could ory be worked at its extremities so that ths
labor, by the ordinary processes could no. be scc,m-
plshed in less than thu.ysix years. Then, how was
. depth Of gallery of three or four kilometres, ard
having but ore oIi6,s. TO be aired Taese were 81
seIKus obstacles NM. Ellie de Besumon. srd Az
selo SYnerds hsvpg examin tie mo In.ain gso,ogi
esJy, eapd i :, c.2,sp Esesesosi sAsas.sDc, ESs-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
SPAIN.
From Our Own Couesponaeu:.


MADRID July 5, 1858.
Ore Of the great evils under whicA Spain is now
aboripg, one of the most terrible scourges Of her
people, s the ,pIit Of division, rivalry and pride
which takes hold of her pubic men, and which
destroys renders impossible any pstiona poli,y,
and any Government. Of stability and promise.
Every one wishes to rule and govern Alone. Men
ofa certain importance are unwilling to direct pub
lie Affairs with others who msy also have some con.
alteration; and they ell have . Tvpsnsity I, uae
themselves with those who do not c.use them in.
quietude, nor share with them the glory Of power
Without patrictism, without selfdeniL, nothing
useful can be effected or viii ever be effected. A
great many chiefs Of the Constitutional and Reform
parties have fallen from power on account of their
rivslres, Jealousy and exciusiyeness. Gen. Narvaez
has lost the direction Of public affairs three times
for not having permitted the entry into his Govern
menis Of men useful to the nation who served in a
function different from his. Bravo Munllo has twice
fallen from power for not having wished to recognize
he able 10 govern with him men Of different opinions
from his own. Tie Count OF San Luis (Ssrtorius)
fsD for having ersInseTkea h@ssf by tie isT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
THE LATEST.

LosDoy, July 10, 1858.
The Morning Star announces that the Right Hon.
John Ipelis NJ p, the Lord Advocate, at an inter-
view with Lord Derby, he's difnitivey accepted the
high office Of Lord Cnief Ceik, but as there some
Scotch busiIe Of importance still before the 'use
Of Commoni. the probability is that new writ for
Stamford will not be issued for day two prior ~
prortgsticr.
Tie English funds to-day have been without re-
coveiy. The market Was Influenced by the An,icipa-
tion of an unfavorsbe bark return ard by the public
continuing to male email saes.
IN the foreign Exchanges this afternoon there ws'
10 change Of i'm portspce from aet post.
From TIE DaIy Ners City -frtieieI.
FRIDAY EvEsISc.-Funds showed more frmness
pora lily attained, but relapse stsrvard took place,
and the cloeipg quotations the ssms yesterday
In other departments OF Stock Exchange m7ch
steadpees prevailed notwithstanding the duness, a.
supply Of money has largely increased and frst-clss
bills are discourted a. 2! 23l
About f29 coo in gold was to-day Withdrawn from
the bank for expectation, making total OF fb3 600
sltce the date Ct the bank return.
The Colonial markets during the week have not
undergone any material charge dullness still perv.d
ing many anches Of business while the late spec ls
tive inquiry has nearly subslded.
TIE upward tendency Of Rec has been checked by
the favorable change In the weather.
The Advertiser, however, states that the Sta pf0sd
Wi. will be moved for next week.
The Nisocratic Cremorre tee took place ast tight,
but was psrred by inoessant rsip. The sum of 100
guiress will, however accrue TO the charitrb.e ob-
jects Of the patronetseS.
A postal treaty between Greece and Russia is ab ut
to be concluded.
Triette dispsteh, dated Thursdsy, states that
after the Paris conferences Fusd Psshs will 70 to
London to demand the evacuation Of the Lle Of Perrin
by the EIgIsh.
Prince Alfred arrived 1t Osborne yesterday morning
from Iresnd.
A railway train between Wolverhsmpton and Br.
mingham wss struck by lightning on Thursdsy during
thunder storm. Every person In the train felt the
shock, and the guard was struck with temporary
paralysis. Tie diver and stoker were enveoped 10
sheet Of asme, but fortunately were not Dcapsoitsted
from atte eLdlrg to their duties.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
THE GHOORKAS AND THEIR GENERAL.

Trassatsd tv The TRIsusL from Das AusLasd
In the year 1850, Nepsulese Embassy appeared in
London. AZ just at that time lion was wanting, 1t
created great excitement. At ts hesd was the Gen.
eral ard Premier, Jung Bshsdour Thaps, for soms time
Commsr rder.n. Chief, nephew Of Mat.bar Singh, %
yesn old, active, intelligent, and good marksm N.
Two Of his brothers beside four captains and Esu.n
ants, accompanied him. A Capt. Csvsnsgh undertook
the political management Of the party, and a former
advocate, Macleod by name was the interpreter. jung
Bshedour was received into the moe. sristocra.ic
society tie Esst India Company gave him dinner;
the Penrsulsr and Ods1tal Company to which be had
paid 5000 scs for his journey thther gave him ball
the artillery in Woolwich and the Guards in the Park
had 10 p~s in review before him. and were overjoyed
at hh high appreciation Of their appearance. His
presence at public entertainments served ss bait for
the people the journals full Of articles concern
ing him and the splerdor Of his jewels The Queen vss
,ek at the time, but upon her recovery be wss intro
duced in ". james Palace, and received "a invitation
to the Court Instead Of splendid presents he brought
herrare wespors His expression, were sometimes very
raive. When ssked by the Minster whs, pleased him
most at the Court answered TO zee the rs. lady Of
the land stand up for hours TO receive the homage Of
the lowest OF her subects. To the question Of Lo,d
Cough, what his name, Jung Bshaiour, siglifsd. he
'aid, Z" The mighty in war" and upon hi, remrking
that it vass very appropriate name for 60 brave a
man, he said ths: it w~ chosen for him by chance a.
his birth, bat that his Lordship was the true Jung
Bahadour, for he had earned The title. His decided
character shown IN the following incident He loved
horses, and ons morning, seeing 9 handsome one in
Piccadlly, he inquired its price. I: wss valued A 800
guneas He wanted To Try il fnt AID while his
brother Eed drawn sword few feet fro % The gro ana
be jumped on i:s back ard lesyei aerom toe
sword. Tie n1 DOW waited 400 ednsss. II.
efs's@ LIN @eo, bu: ssdsd he. afxy is sn.e.es lis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

A.rsu.s s,cvH,-l..-Amsr'csn sscu''ts We"
'T s sN,.~Ir.-Wessrs ~ Bs,ios Brothers q =
.o, n m.i.. srH .1a WASH ssser .: ss .s
Ws,,s xn.ris.. .sigssl Red ~ S+,s Soo ~ r..
- hn,.,d z. .r SID Il fInsr pr,css; Cesf'n 100
v,Iy su e' srd rsthsr 3~sr IA p,,'s @ =, h.s. IS
IIs.rrD oIL in renewed demand - % s.n N" .ni rvs
SSSa fs.lO lAoS y-ry qIi-: :, t54 to , h
ou bad a.clir.d u % The SPOT aH r L. C.
TrsfrsrnE ,snirs ., :. a+'ia. sU., 'a'e' o' s''''
WElLEsoyr q: fST q iSc. .-.,.,u;v. -
HayRr M.KSErs-Wseke ending July o. io,ies ~, 70.
coTros arn and rs,b,r higher. sses o. he wsen ~ ~ s
a. nsIEt,rturirs districts shos eonsisersoe in1p'Os
ps..nsrvf,s had urtsrr d-cAeea Asaks hsrn ~ ~
- -, ~, Ous n limited dersn5. Sugar ,1'-t W."
I'LL h.-s - T,ILo~ md LAnp fpsens. NHsi ksoss nfm
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
Corsols 8s@&5

II. Ro5I Mad steamship A1'e''eA vmca sDed
sen L,veIposi ., 0 oe.ccf on ne m"Diag ofJuly 10
.,,,yeS here on The forenoon Of Fnda5, JAY %.
Pie sesrssbip Afsso, f.gm NeF.Y1rk, srhvsd a.
s,saAsnp,on Cd the Ligt. Of Jaly 3.
The sabs,i,Ut.Op Of tie Ao.srica 10, t.e Asis wss
ssussd b. NE dsSoyery s a,w 10 The % At Of tbe
kiSef
The Cursrd Company advertise tas; the screw
steamer JIrs vii iesve L'vtrp>oi Cd ne Htn fof
NV Yoih, h.t.sd Of the Al2s. Tne Gfsn. Bran 's
.l.o sdye7t.ssd 70 s.l foJ Nes.YoTk On Wedhesiay,
tlx If.l ,us. -,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
STATISTICS OF PAUPEPISM.

The science Of statistics Is not sufficiently advanced
in this country to furnish complete and accurate dss
upon any given subject In this city, especially, not
only are the statistics Of births marriages. deaths,
meteorocgy and ordinary casualties of existence quite
neglected, but it seems that Of late years even our
monetary figures have been 10 dersnged, mutIs.sd
and neglected. that nothing whstever is cert,insot
even the round numbers of hundreds Of Thousands Of
dollars Of the city debt.
ln the interior portion Of the Stste the public officers
doa little better and on glancng at pamphlet contain
ing the returns made to the Secretary Of State BY the
County Supsrintsndents Of the Poor We gather some
interesting facts in regard 10 paupersm ix causes,
extent and coet- OF the 80 counties IN the State 1
failed TO return the number Of the psupsrs; Is the
number OF cases of temporary relief afforded; the
expenses connected with their poor-houses the ex.
ptnsse Incurred for temporary relief ALBANY and
Clinton making no returns whatever although
would seem that the Secretary Of State might have
cured the return Of Albsny in which county be keeps
bis efce. 1t appears from these imperfect tables ths.
hs whole 1umber Of paupers relieved or sup
ortsd in 1851 was 1929; the number u
ounty paupers, 63,7l; Of town psupers, 20,e?3;
perons temporarily relieved, llS,019, Of whom 1881
were In New-York city. Tie expenses Of the regals,
poorhousee, $685. cost of temporary relief $751;.
''oi total cost for the year, 81 ,S5i 3s3. OF this
smourt superin.endents received s3 l27 keepers scd
ther officers in attendance, 5000 physicisns soA
medicines, s37 6s2 transportation of psupen $l0 i
supplies for the poor-houses, 1901 202; mscssssoas
expenses, $4,S3; for administering temporary reSst
the overseers got al e3 persons relieved got $il'
o62 To the various poor-houss establishments Ns
attached 10 1873 acres Of land, which, at fra. cost -
cludirg the buildings, are valued at s753O7l; thar
present estimated value 1913 OBS New York EXCLUDED
frcm both cost and vaustioD value ofpsupsr labor or
elusive Of Nsw-Yoril during the year, s27 900; A0'ns
saved by their labor, $2s 59l the average weekly e.
penses Of each person supported throughout the Sss
was soi centsthe lowest cost being Otsego Counsy
l43 cents per week, and the highest 10 Kings Coassy
~ H)-New-Y0rk City not included. During the
yeu there were received into the various poOrhoaes
81 6s3 persons born therein 32 died 262 bound ou',
SOC; discharged, 90 32Ji sbscOndsd 763. There vsrs
in he poor. houses on the lat December last 10y
nales sod 6227 spsks; iS I'll Il, 1872 Of whom ''V''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
TURKEY.

Letters of the 26th of june from Constantinople
state that the Sultan had issued imperial decree call
ing out 100 600 to fiji sp the losses occasioned by
the rece expedition and for the purpose OF enforcing
the epgsgs meLts entered into by foreign powers.
project had been drawn out for the establishment
of some order in financial matters until the conclusion
Of loan admits Of their being definitely regulated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
AUSTRIA.

Tie Cologre Gazette spreads the rumor that tas
of Rasssn t-cope 10 Poland to threaten
Austria into fu fling the treaty of Si6 relative to the
Incorporation Of Crscow into the Austrian monarchy
II Il positively denied that Aus.fis hss bound her
.elf by treaty to give assistance 70 Turkey in case OF
need.