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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-24
Hardware and Queensware.

Knives and Forks, POeket Knives and scissor.
suggy aaa Door Mats, double and uinga Grown Wrapping
PISTOLS sc.
This tiock selected Tor this trade and conaznaf a
~ 70 De sold 70 the hglest bidder for haF mi sTar
NOV u your time 70 make money. We ianrs stoef
q Goods bought for those concerned which win b asFg
irsely az this sale.
II REMEMBRR-TURspAY. MARCH MN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

"hanfest Destiny" Of our race to take vAstsvef
they NAY want or fancy. Thus We zee that Col.
Srep'oe marches With entire nonchLaoce Into the
territory Of the Spoksues, his command armed 70
tie teeth aud mounted, ssking 20 leave add CIV ns
no notice Whatever Of bis intentions, relying on tue
mere assumption that the savages were friendly
We presume they were friendly. But suppose thy
had undertaken to march IN precisely the same wsy
through our settlements, foraging in tn. mesdo~s
Of the farmers ard living on the best they could
get rendering no explanations but such as their
arms AID their bearing might afford; how long
would Col. S.eptoe have remained 'frendly 10
them
This whole subject demands the earnest consid-
GRAFTON Of the American People. Unless they take
hold Of if very generally, thugs will go from bad to
worse. Indian Wars cost the country millions bat
tbey proftindsiduastens and even hundredsofthou
sands. The contractors, cutters, &c, who pocket
the mercy are on tie spot; they can always pro-
woke war when they want one. Unless those
who are called to foot the bills set their faces Like
flint seainst tie whole business, We shall never
more be lid Of the yiIsny ard waste Of these afro
cious specustions. We exhort the country to first
thluk, then speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

"Ship Canal" may rest assured that We are OPP
ps.ed to devotion of the public money whether
state or Federal, to the construction of canal
around the Falls Of Niagara. Having steadily, and
in good faith, supported the Erie Canal Enlarge
ment, and helped induce the taxpayers Of this State
to shoulder . heavy load on that account, we are
not now disposed to construct rival work cslcu
lated to leave the States great enterprise relatively
neglected and proftless. The County Of Niagara
has BEEN greatly favored through the munifcence
and public spirit of the state, and she ought not
now to ask the State to bankrupt her finances in
order to give her another Lift. Of course, should
any citizens of Niagara see fit to make new canal
on their own account and with their own MEANS
that will be another matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
The Union INDUCES in rather mild exhibition of

The Union INDUCES in rather mild exhibition Of
irony at Senator Douglass Chicago Speech, re-
gardipg it as in effect cutting loose from the "Ns
tional Democracy and setting up for himself on
platform specially adapted to the latitude of lii
nois. On the other hand, The Richmond Enquirer
reads that speech as return Of the Illinois Senator
10 the Democratic fold, if he may be judged to
have ever strayed from it. 1t says:
"At the frst breath, the unjust imputstion Of any
federation Ct Black Repubcanism is scattered TO the
winds. He assumes at once the responsibility Of M
dcys,Rg and defending the Ord Scott decision, thus
throwing the gauntlet at the onset 70 the mniors OF
fsnaticism. This is the man whom some OF our dts
upiorcotenporaries still persist in taxing with Black
Republican utilization. We predict that the beet Of
these violent assssn.s will long, retraet every
hasty expression hitherto employed against the man
who is fighting arterty the battle OF the constitu-
tora rights Of the South. on Northern soi.. Already
we hear it suggested that some OF ne uHro'as are
erareiy considering ne propriety Of patf,ag Mr..
Douglas toJrdTd as their tarorite candidate Tor the
no1a.Ha.ion al Ckarleston II the threatened discod
in our ranks shall eventuats in bringing back this c,ass
of politicians TO proper serse OF the importance OF
the Union under the leadership Of such man a, Mr.
Douglas, we will at last be ensbed 10 extract much
good out Of the transient evils incident to the Kansas
auh rooiio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

We have hoped for some days to make room for
report Of the proceedings of recent meeting Of
Colored Men in our City to consider the propriety
of concerted migration to some region where
they can enjoy their "inaEe nabe rights to LIE, Lb
"erty and the pursuit of happiness 1t is now 50
late that Il must suffice to say that such meeting
was held on the 18th inst.-Mr Stephen Douglas
in the char-and was addressed BY the Rev. Dir.
Holley of New-Hayen, Conn, in favor Of Hyh;
by T. NJ. Chester, esq, in behalf Of Liberia; By
tie Rev. H. N. Wilson; the Rev. W. A. Thomp-
SOD, and Others. A Committee of Three was ap'
pointed, with power to investigate and call further
meetings, if deemed desirable. The Rev. H. H.
Garnet was present at this meeting and an encour-
asirg letter was read from the Rev. T. Bourne
Secretary of the Compensated Emancipation So
ciety. We presume the subject will receive fur
ther and wider discussion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

HoRnIBLY BrICHIRY.-THs Ckoctas (Miss!ssippu
Herald gives al account Of terrible homicide tha:
occurred last week in that vicinity II appears that
Mr.. A. v. Brown bad killed man by tns name
Janice PiCkers, mis'aking him for his brother, John
sor Piekem. sgaitst whom he had grudse and
Whole life he sought 70 take. Brown d AFTER the
murder, but subsequently came back and gave him
ss1 up aid was .ed. Last " eek while Btosn va
with his lawyer, johnson Pckeus came 10 the house,
and &c focn a. Brown tie approsch o! Pickens,
he becsise sgitsted sid fled. Picksns pursued him
AID shot him WITH double bsIreled gun iuillotng
mortal wound In Lis back, std ne fel. Nj L. then
wert 70 where Mr.. u. bsd fallen, took BIS pistol aud
Knife. shot him four times with bis own pistol aud
VITA No BIS own knae Gu. his throat stabbed him 10
tie b.tsst fourteen tues, and !eft tee katie 10 his
breast. P.ckens gave himself up and was acquitted.
Jrpcr SaAw's Law IN OHIo.-Ite Cierolaad
Lea1c- states tbs. five young womer, OF eompsoy f
fourteen who sacked gregory in Brisol o1io, las.
June tiled by three justices for not AID acqun-
ted tie Ccui: deciding that the groggery wss g
RUS AZ CO arc the gsils had right to abate II, This
trisl was mace TIE occasion Of Temperance pic mic
ara celebstCn, sot up BY tue lsdoe Of Bristol and
c eat tine IL ey lad Gift. large oonoourse Of people
sss.rbld macy Of them coming from the sd ouiog
ovu.bips ard great DEAL of in crest felt the
:s1s @. tue tssuLaton sId tie excitement oon.nued
trrsbse6 10 TIE end. Tie fourteen glis engaged in
,ba f-ssctio. ali attended CoGl; il body, dressing
sliis naIGhirg aaa sitting ;oSeser, with hss at
t1ei. bea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

The ONO RKpUBLIcAs CosyEsrroy.-The follow
irg resolution, four in number presented 10 the
Ohio Republican Convention at Coluulbus, JAY ID,
b. the Hon. b. f. Wade, Chairman u the Committee
or Resolutions, and unanimously adopted;
Resored That Republicans Of Ohio in Convention
hei sbcirz confidence IN the cardinal doctrines
party heretofore inscribed spon its banner and il the
defe1se Of which h failed 10 from the Intelligent
and psoc Of the State ardent sad umpnsn; sup
port hereby ies the ard ssAa commend them t. the
fsyc-sbls oonsicersicn Of the peope.
Resrsd fas the Presdert ot the United Slater and his
scribe psrssns in Congress- aided 81 their kArsas
her enforce Violence fsd.
and Intimidation upoa the people Of tha- Constitution
in opposition their vi Il fraud q, thsl lights
aud osh; receive tie unqualified condemnation Of al
the An eTiesn people.
Rsressd astounding disclosures Of the snocs AID
crap prodsy Of the Natlons Administration wkicE tho
b:lef OF monhs q yo nd h exhs .sted
OVERLOOKING Treasury snc sdted 70 he public cebt 80 e
e without ybe indication OF proposed remedy or
sson the evil submits ~ the pecpe between .re a.
teri s..yes q Nstonsl Bs-kTuptey Es..s1a Reform
H,solre1 Tat we invite a. Of a. parties 70 icir with
resoroz Gov 20 ~ orsina purity ard principles
AID psessyrs il nhsr-s.ce TOR scose whs nay como
az 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
Business Notices.
THy SAFE CONTROVERSY


Tc oos Of Johtsoo sDsde q the corner Of Kent sv and
Hues e. Brooklyn red soni.y light; me sac ne
offs c. Hepss double doors, tern and blosn open and
IN dolo,s sto,en ;hsrefrom.
BURGLAR Psoor sArEs-Io June 1851, gave notice Of
the Fauers and NJ, oLsn.cs Bank of this city p1rassns
Burss Safe OF d. c Wildwood. Agent tg Diyd'ou
Ssrs 9his us1e Of hardened STEEL aud wa itt nea
with Of L. Ites IT, best l)cts and vas wsriSnt,o
prcof toe which bundled and forty dollars. s
nom when toe Bank ciosed they locked u-r A w
when they opcnsd O'Clock thew were unsoe 70 oi
The losk voelc oct dthey tiled 10 every ~ 20
WcIty Aren't for Lilies Ssfss who With the Sd OF QUO s
opped 10 Is. than u nautes We leave the pu'c 70 1uose
wt.,bers cafe that be opened ia Ten IIs.
Proof 1870" ~
Pc, ,o,t,o On Mo, DAY evening the large LILLE sAFE s the
Manufacturer, Bank ' city, accidentally locked on
n. .,s ,,i.ovp and soon found that the
So. cola M. b. op~asd Mr. Lille sent fo and himself
"a .4v.., Of IDS best worked steadily FIVE hours
,,,ui, 10 ssestan the oombnsicn TO aulok h Safe
e, l ID end the whole force employed than
Tn hor,. ore IN breaking through the door 10 ge Ia bars
and wedge. 70 open This osetnsr With perhaps toe
e4ye.ess A. scientific ye. un'cceso effort ever made
To rob & LILLE SAYE the Fssrs Bank In Lsnsnsburgn
On Sunday night e,tabh ne superior security Of he'e Sae'
aoa.t 2lars OH obers hs e'uat Tn tests aid
t. By ul robbers well the ssverest ordei Of fire.
ra,e e protection they sH0rd sad their wonderful power
Of rouee beyond those Of any other manufacture 10 the
world liroy Ime' 'ny H.
Aful a,sortnsnt Of LILIES CmLLEDIRos BURGLAR AND
FI,y PxooJ sAtx VAULTS vAuLTDooEs snd LILIES Pow
DER and BuReL.R.PRoof LOCKS hand at the NewYork
Asenycf fAIRBAsXs Co., No. 'os btosawsy' N. l.
Also se,e. Of s. c. Hsrrass ard other sheetIron SAFES
(which have been tsssp exchange for LILIES hay
price Baronted good good 10, nothing TO suit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

III. Al5any Erening Jou7ra. publishes spprsv-
irgly the following wel-conaisred resolves Of the
Republican Gersrsl Committee Of Albs-y County.
We may fairy Infer therefron th.t these who
cour. q. q stroIg Albany ;nfreLc. 70 be eIested
sga:rs. snion o. tke s1.i.Lseomptoa forces so-
ourzext Electie1 s-e doomed 10 disappointment.
Judge:
In Rep5ae.r Ge.s1. Committee AtsSy July H. tie ft
si1s rsssrte a-d resolutoas UIsntousy stcpec
Whsrea, Tie Psoacs party rne: feE tie rsfp'~
Sea1E tie sxs~rs,- Ct -st1isa q sgsy i-t' tee Ter
rcriss II the U.tt vocation 81 s eenpsS sn'"a
.. tie Nissan, Con promise All ~ seu.s 10 te s'rS se'eS
4 as.o. sss, tes t.ass Era SOL sd res LsSof Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

The admirable and thoroughly Republican speech
of Mr.. LINCOLN in reply to Judge Douglas, pub.
lished in our last, seemed to require no comment;
vet single remark with reference to the origin
and attitude of the rival canvassers may not be out
of place. Judge Douglas, who regards Slavery as
an affair of climate and latitude is native Of Free
Vermont; Mr.. Lincoln, who esteems Slavery a
National evil, and hopes that our Union may one
day be all Free was born and reared in s.avehOld-
ing Kentucky. These gentlemen would seem re-
spectively to have conquered their prejudises'
founded in early Impressions. We shall watch
with interest the progress Of their CANVASS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

African emiCstioa schsme is Only rsviyG OF ne
slave trade, would 70 10 show that this trade, 20
much favored q: Washington - to have secured to
il. BY whomsoeyer carried on, the privilege OF
hoi,trg the American hss is stil .. Paris regarded
with prejudice, not to say with adherence Tie
Paris papers ins;st with great emphasis ths' tie
accounts current in England to the treatment OF
African ernigrants to French colonies whether on
board ship or after they were landed are gEoaly
exaggerated and substantially false. They deny
positively that France has any intention to re-
establish Slavery, or that irons or chains are to
be found on board the vessels engaged ia this
busine -.
Even IN Spain ITSELF an exhibition is made Of
similar ssnsibIi'y. The Spanish papers think IT
very hard that the Spanish Government should be
held responsible for the importation Of slaves into
Cuba-sn importation carried on By pirates and
smueqlers in spite of the laws against It. The
defense Of the slave-trade as respectable branch
of commerce, has not yet been undertaken BY any
European journal, nor does the speculation OF the
Transfer Of labor from Africa to the West Indies,
whether free labor or slave labor, derive aDy gress
encouragement from the present state OF the
markets for Colonial produce. As tee fall in the
price Of slave products generally of the United
States i. likely to gives quetu. here, for the present
at least to the project of the revival Of the Aicia
slave tIsde so the fall 10 the price of sugar is likely
TO produce the same effect OF the French emigration
project That project had i's origin in the sudden
imitation which the sugar market experienced year
or two ago, and the present prices Of sugar will be
pretty certain to make it a losing speculation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

n. Griscon, Edward H. Parker. d. Aeredtta
Reese, s. Cocant Foster, and r. S. Nissan, al OF
whom throw the entire weight Of their scientific
and personal character against this atrocious and
destructive business.
In order 10 justify their scandaous report MI
Tucker defended swin milk as wholesome, and pro-
nounced the charge that children were killed By the
use oft TO be ali nonsense; Mr.. Tuomey denounced
the man who exposed the business as An English
vsgabond in search Of blsckmal (rhy did Mr.
Tuoney happen to be thinking Of bribeJ'li Mr..
Arcularuf, Of filthy streets memory, wn aston
ished at the medical testimony; Mr.. Reed, the
butcher (No. 400 Washington Market, ridiculed
the doctors, asserted that tie beef of swIll milk
cows WA fat, luscious and delghtful-enoush to
make the eyes water with added, with an
eye TO business the damaging assertion that he had
never bought or sold any Of 1t, although worth hall
a cent pound more than other beef some OF the
cows from the swill stables being magnificent
creatures; after which poeticL rhapsody, Mr.. Reed
went into burst Of anger about the original ex-
posure, and threatened to send tie man who did
il to Blackwell's leland.
As tie official report Of the testimony had but
Just appeared some Of the members wanted to
read it, ard desired s postponement. This Mr.
Tuomey and his stump-tsil followers opposed the
feeble opposition gave in, ard the report OF the
nsiori.y was adopted BY the vote above gwen.
Thus ends ole more attempt to rid the city Of one
of the moot disgraceful ard deleterious nuisance'
within It's limits Before this gigantic dlstilery
ard IFS aromatic surroundings, indictments fau to
tie ground without coming to trial City Inspectors
meekly acknowledge their weakness Special Com
mittes 90 down on the r knees in the very dirt st ts
doors, and Common Councils PROSTATE themselves
to degree utterly unaccountabe, except upon Inc
axiom that "every m,n has his price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

AMERICAS CHAxPIossHIP.-The preliminariss Of
gr,rd plizs Fight between John Morrissey AMI
John Heersn sliss the Benicia Boy" far 5000,
have beer just arranged. Tie fsht to take place II
Canada, sometime within three moths. Morrisssy is
weT.known in this city. He hes hsd several fgttsi
sad out Of the rig il about % years Of age aid re-
ries q, present il Troy. Heersr is only % yens Of
age, has fought, Is lighter than MOrissey snd
las recently resigned place in TIE Custom House in
order to " reet" he nan uI.rs-rnsled TIE sporting
world IS II great oo--r.tea abc-t .as adkr AZ BEE
IL tisa az even.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

Mr. Mason would seen TO have been Et.le too
hssty in writing home TO Washington to cougratu-
late Mr.. Cas that the nations Of Europe were fait
coming into the American idea on the subject Of
Slavery and tie Slave Trade, namely that Slavery
10 the true basis Of stable government, and tie
slave trade quite as respectable as any other kind
Of commerce. TIE vehemence with which the
French newspapers repuiiase the charges made il
tie BIithh House Of Counols, that theiI new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

The dsnouement Of the De Riviere scandal is
probably near at hand. Mrs BIount has consented
TO produce her daughter, and return with her hu'-
band to Mobile A variety Of causes las probably
operated TO produce this result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
Ntw1lork DAILY Gribmsrs
FRIDAY, JULY 16. 1853.
The viYginians-Part 1X'

The sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of this morning
vill contain Part TX, entire, of Tia ;keray's new
serial, the virginians The Evening Edition Of
THE DAILY TRIBUNE viii also contain the same
matter. Copie. can be hA BY applying at the desk
in our countu groom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
Break in the Erie Canal.

SCHEsTcTADr, Thursday. July Is, 1888.
break ccc-red ir the Ere Canal abo-t IL cclock
this morning, ha.f nile west of hss, on section 30,
over culyert. Ths-e is about Is FEET Ct tie bank
gore. TIE ve.s- Is berg 5-aw- from tie lev6. sld
active step. ae being taken e repair tie breach at
once, WHOA viii probably rot Interrupt Navigation
over two CT .L-se daye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
From ALBANY.

ALDAEY, Thursday, July u, 1913
A call fer meeting Of the American S;sts Courcu
On Tuesday, Aug. a. viii be Issued to day. The rep
reservation vii be from each subordinate Council
The State Couno;. fixes tie time for tie American
State Convention.
Central Railroad was he'd yesterday tor the purpose
of declaring dividend, il erroneous. 1t was not .
dividend meeting, bet simply business meeting Of
the Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
NOn.ArrivaI Of the Canada.

HALIFAX, Thursday, jelly IS, iS5S-9r m.
The weather is isnsely foggy, with light scuth-
west rird. No signs yet Of tie Canada.
HALIFAX, Thursday, July Ell p. m.
Tie weather ETH, cor.n-es very fsggy With no i1d-
cations OF the Carads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
No News of the telegraph Gable.

TRINITY BAY, Thursday, July l5 1882. n
The wes;he. is clear, calm and beautiful this evsS
ing, ami tie Bay a. smooth a. gass but a. yet there
are DO tiirgs Of the telegraph fest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
Steamers Arctic and Great West
DESTROYED by Fire.

PTrsBURGH, TbCrsdsy July IL, 1853,
Tie steam ers Arctic and Crest Wset we're destroyed
by fire this everirg at tbs Marine Railway two mics
below thi. city. The Arctic was valued at elS 900
AID ths Great West ct $4,000. Ths former 9ss
cured here ST 300 Ire after also Insured but
the srro-n. or N what Offices il 40. known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
TO LEWIS LILLE. esq.-Sm: Your last com

TO LEWIS LILLE, esq.-SiR: Your last CON-
SSns Or g oHs .s sn s'ss ep . aSI S
call challenge cannot avail you PLEASE cir suck 70 s
Yos frst s,.sclsd roe Ia very uprenemtny manner on
s. Sh DO Ip BY Id ass 5 SSs tSe oS
Dcoys that Of sa,es
fI. This yoo bsvs scEnowledsed your s3ly 70 DO As.n
IN sdfebse have shown BY the Tos' so..sc snp
BIZ testu:r tia. ioa' Safes h''' ''H' III mo ''
Ar sEr SuSS,c o, TIE Noun VERNON HoTfL, Eos.
N. owners Of The safe Everything destroyed"
An THT tIRr ~ DAssvnLE H. sHEPaRDs SAFE, see the
letter Published by yOu' woodwork aud papers par
Al rsr fIsr IN PArsrsvrLIr ONO yoHs s. MATHEWS
SArE see the AID letters "CoBent' entirely de-
stIoysd"
Abbott Nj Abbot,s letter, Some Of my papers en-
tyeiy dssfyored MONEY and book badly oamssed"
So & then biz as The result; q s:os tees a., are Concerned
h,ye eontre you have eesoy proved .oy con pstoI
mo o. TO- s Sou over as which hs. 81 os proved
future, would be hsIdy worth the fuel expended
Y s sys SoG a. Rp.lsy y ind
t. .rch sstes In store and have been
Sale. sd are be ,S.Sed by e.cS ard the ts
conducted 10 strictly private manner Now Sir would this
proro.iCs ,se csreuly examined In their
uspiOn th,t the Safes sell no. those you are
pose. Ifycare..y desire tia my Safe, be pub
M .f , S u s:S y, . S S % cI 90 and to
i
Zach patty 10 furnish Of ell whom
they have sod their " Best Fire -Sroof Safes"
The Committee TO select EACH that has been sold and IN
for trial
Ybe trial 10 lie MAIDS In brick furnace Enclosure Ia this
city In public that all nfye'ed have
opportunity II witnessing IL.
8 the fire until Of them sidH burn,
both thea 70 be removed from the furnace.
The COMMITTEE 20 make report In writing Of the result tor
publication
l. The victor 70 have both Ssfes
Tae Gf funds after paying expenses 70 be sppro
pi.tsd 20 advertising the result OF the tfisl -, So
Now Sir have far export sity Of showing the pu,e
sell -, -, II, -.
Uhsp fir Proof question shall be settled one a. time
YOU pess IT. however yor snSous for trl. Of the
Burs Proof ~ qualities Of your impenetrsbe Ssfe such as
Won ordinarily se1 and viii place in the Guy Hal Pax
5opscse my ore viii to force open The same 10 less
hsa ore hoc o the price Of the Safe and the cost OF the
experiment G ~ tr,o
HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BuRGLARPRoo
SArrs, with Halls PATENT PowDERPgoof LOCKS, anof
the security Safe In the world Also sdeboar
spc f.o SAFES Of logan: roIknsnbP aud hnh for Fla e.
&C. g. G. HERRING Co,
No. Isl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

The Union says that Gov. Denver has no intsr'
tion Of resigniDg bis Office. 1t Is also intiuased
that bis conduct has bean entirely satisfactory to
the Administration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
The Ohio River.

WHEELING, Thu-sdsy jay Is. 1853.
EThs water Il the enaDLsi OF tho Eiye1 81 this point,
Dow measures sae itctss are is ristg. Fresh,s are
ss-e goirg "a I-su2'iy az tie boats a.e plscty end