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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

From Mexico we have later dates There had
been no political change Of importance, but there
was violent oppostion to Gen. Zul aga's Govern
ment in various quarters, and q new revolution
seemed imminent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
Rhode Island Democratic COnvea.
tom.

PRoyIpEScE, X. l.. Thursday Feb o. 1853
The Democratic State Convention met 10 this city
to-day, and Welcome b. sayles was elected Presdsse
After a shaip debate, the Convention adjourned
the 18th OF March without making any nomin sious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
The Ohio River.

CIscIsNATI, Thursday, Feb, %. isA
The river is ul OF ice and navigation Is s.Il sis
pended. Tie water IL the channel at this po.at nS'
s7res 8 fee. and is ri,ing.
LcuIsvn I'll, Ky., Thursday Feb y. ISa
The river is rising with feet Q. water il .,e eA's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
Meeting Of the Canadian Pariis'
nnamt.
TnpoHIoT hrrsiay

ToFoSTo, Thursisy Feb. 3. ~
qlercg Pa.liipent met ere to-day There ~
very iui tt,etdarce Of members Sclei,cI -oes. -
s-Ng tie Ministerial candidate for Soesket.
Q ec''t ny e large ms;ovity. II Go'er,F l''.''''
az - " Y N. i IN. ii = r---- ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

NO ,.,, none, to remember he.e fso' sai ~ sk a'
r,t. ,l,.m sv-oisl le.ters respecting tssui.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

There were 10 signs Of the steamship America,
now in her thirteenth day from Liverpool, at
Halifax at II O'Clock last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE N. Z. TRI8Us
E.o,. m SD,ct1I Cotyrsponfeut


F,om Special Covre,pondent
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. IS, 1853.
After the Army bill was defeated in the Senate,
after it had first eDgrated on authority for the en-
ploy ment of volunteers by one vote, Mr. Hale
moved a reconsideration, pending which an ad-
journment was carried. The expectation now is
that new bill will be cOntriyed, containing pro-
vision for tho disbandment of the new levies after
two years. This is not, however, acceptable to
the Administration and much feeling has been
given vent to at the result to-day.
wELKLr STATEMENT OF TIE TRgAsURr.
Amount subject to draft. ,OlJfll 10
Reduction from last week .......... 2l29O, 81
Receipts. .....'....'-'-.--. fotoS. -,
Drafts pad.- oco,oof -
Draits Issued. ....-....-....-. oU ,ZJ3 IL
large amount of duties is now paid in Tres-
sury notes, so as to replace them with new issues
at higher interest, after bids have been opened on
March 12 for the FIVE millions advertised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-26

HYP0-P OsPHITE OF LIME,
sud
HYPo-PzosPHIpI sODA,
Forn ID, EvYREr1 4 SMITH,
Analytical and Manufacturing Chemists,
No PA Csua Centre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05

Der 9rtnj1in. 81 n6berte fih ibr, als
| iie taum ben galtTaal brtreten bate unb
tnbem er tbr frftnplth l1delnb bic 6anb
ret3te 500 er IieGin wrnt9 Spn Der 8pnt-
gin fort.
Weine Sdwelter, faBtf bcr Stbnig letle,
leech nit etnem lpn, ber bdS lber3 bet
NriBeiIin erbeben mafte, netne Sdltpe.
fer, perbannen Sie bic Brlten ppu Sbur
Sttrn unp rtfen Gle etn Qdfetn auf Jbre
frtihcn Sippcn Gtner @rtnseliin ggiemt
e5 ntht, trdurt93u frtn, Nenn te bet etncm
SeIt erlheint. SefGnoGrS teute mare Strc
3roUrt0tett cine lln3temliCbtett unb i'd
bp1e, eab sic cine lpl6e ntht Grgrben,
wpllrn. Gte mtrbrn etcfen 9lbenb teineu
etnii9cn 3ani iberfttagrn, itN punf6e cS
ais SIR yruter unp bcieblc e8 ais 81,
&pnt9. 9ithten Gle iitb parnah. SNbeu
sic NlteS pcrit1ncen. mas th 5tnen &C.
lagt unb Ill tHt aeiaSt babeT
SD babe SIQeS perltanben, Watettat,
flutrrte 9lmdlte, nur init dubcrtter Sc
matt bic Qbrdnen Surlidbrdngenb. rrelte
Sore Nuaen umbiilterten.
Yrinjeliin glmltte tan;tc ben gan,en
Gbenb, iie lhten better unp per9HI9t, nur
bent aufmerfiamen gtuGe hes bGsn ppu
&oaniB cnt9ing cs ntft, baD tbr QdtCln
9eiwunacn unb Sore !6ettcrtett ertinltett
mar, bab iie oft tbre gtide nit rtncm
QuSprud bes Gntitbens unb pcr @nof ttr-
Uber lan6te 3u bem HDntg, belfrn 9tuNen
tmmcr auf lie rNDeten, Der ie tmmer br-
pbdbtrte,
(Ecrtfeund fullt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
1m 3p1.QYaarenbaufe! !

tte &, teen unb bunflen bon Serdiebenen Soren unb
Weinbereen TT tatben, siertel une a6tef gipen Gin
She'll ppi ben Qcntpn Dpds Rom S6tffe nDeupnittre"
8obleu's Weefp Sin BON brppelem une en-
fa&em BaSUr ireben erbalten NIT benz Sdife ugsitf.
ippi" srn Hptterbom:
Septd Dtisfp. glamkp't Ssfanb unb Sa's
Sierart u. Co.'S gaisleu s}amatea Wum,t.
Gbentp I'm 9aben porrattis psrideoene grate ben
Branbs, @tn, gprtt 8ur8unb., pprtt
Gtarets BON btefen ritmltGft befdnnen
Brdnben. StbRu u. Bourbon. Wttsfeu's
bon beratmten Detiaateuren.
Bun, Bsrlauf BET 1tO's 9tpmpfcn& Go,
Smpprlture unb Commit flrnatre,
C286S Rr. 2lr Sputtfraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
QeWts s. Steiner,
grrfe1pr Ter Gtemte I'm Marplanter Gptle8tum
hcr DharinaCtp

Rew.5aben, Conn, %. Wdi 1855.
Sr. S rb. Newrll, hen btee Gmpleblln8 brtrilFt,
II tlm llnIerstdneten eit Sabren perISnlb betanNt
@tclaG babe i'd mid mit tbm Gtrr tie prrttehl liGe
gStdCrbett5.gdmpe" gum 9rennen enSunblther Jfuiia
cten fur trren @rntunB en gatcnt erIanate untrr
laen. Gr tedBt nletne 8ebrudter nb publtttrten In
lfen uter ttcie Grfntun0 teren NtdttBrit bur6 Grs
abrun9 btNlanglt6 benirien purte Jntem 6 auf eiee
Dptunente hnretle, filge tb nod tinSu, tdB uad mel
nem Gafiirhattsn Sr, Ncrea, prrbl hinFdti6 ieines
Gtlratcrs, ais aud lener @efhd4tett ais Rnfver.
HdnttBer, he's itn 0eidcntten 3utrarens pirbis IN.
SD betrd6te feline ySiaeteitS eampe" alS stns ebr
rt6ttSe @rRnbun8, pfl6e wcnn fe aa9enlsne Inmen'
en8 fneet tetin Bremen leiht enintliher SluiRg,
feten ptele lln9llflihe ppr unseiaem Ipbe unb nod
wct meir bpr G6nrrjen 8rantlhlben unb @erfitmm
lmSen benatren nire trnn a le ieaenannteu breans
barren 5llft5lsiten inb benz Grplpbtren uuter'
rcrfcn mo9en lie gang arbpS ceer eefGrbt lctn no
pClte man has Gegcnbrt betdupten, 70 rurfe man las
pubifltm nllr htnter8eten.
8tes III meinr frriwiatoe 9lnf6t unb Gmpetluns sincr
Sabe bel wel6er i'd tein perSnlI6es Sntrre babe unb
mel6e i6 nur i'm SsBere0r hes gubIins unb jur Rsht'
fertisuns her Iniprude enes perhtenfppaen Wannes
bermit absebe. y. 9 llmdn, fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
ySillfomlllene ytabridJt.

EasssAl Tim es aud 8 benz mSeltd Su MAIDEN, tr %
ter fdettcn 3eten, oe gDene unb 9iauCrs ~ gente'
Gen. babe idb meme preife auf ale MrtieL tte mein
wcblacrrtre Eager IN rei6er Nusrat bait e ntebris
pic nur mDslit beruntergefeBt unb smar ME fplst:
H0tbe Weine
ct. Glspte 81 25 Cts. per 8laf6e 81. rs per Dnsens;
ct. Sulten ....T Cts. TO-, $4O0 tc.
GtateaulRarsaur 50 Cts, TO-, $500 b.
Weibe Wetne;
eautsrnss gu 25 Cts. per 5lai&s $275 per Gussnt;
Saut Warfae ..T Gts. bp, $500 b.,
Hbein,Weine
Datenteimer 81 Gts. per 5lafbe, 800 per Dusent;
SVttetmer.. SO gts. spo 1920 b.
@ SsSanaisterser rs 800 b. $1,000 10.
Spanilte unb pprtlleiefilte @etne:
gprt. gDein bic Galpne AZ rs Cts, Dollar, H. 2, g.
nlo S; ietr ate unb feline grrt' 'QDene In 5laitsn
importtrt bsirnecrs fur &ranfc eeetsnet. ale;
Ct. Sednup be peealeira II Dol. per 5lafhe,
Nlataea gu II II. Dpa. y. @da SO Cts. per tlaide.
Wluseat, AereS' unp Waecira Weine su bcrfh. PREF.
fen tefcnrers ftr alten unb feinen Mabeira ja unb
Pcuiiirsnse Jtbeinsg gbetne AT Dctar bic Blaf6c,
Gbampasner ,u l.! unt II Dpa tte 5lahe, pbrr TO- IL
uat Is Dcaars tas Duseub.
Brans5ilbe Sranntpetne (Gcsnaes) tu ], II, 2. a,
S. 6, ! unt 10 Do1ars tie @aapne. Scadnb. gga9f
bpleers Sdnaps (Gin) tu rs Cts, l. IT, II unb Dpa.
eie Salpne. 4ler reiner 0irsgen. (Clb Rp) une
@erisn. G56naps tu 60 II. rs Cts. unt ! Il. uns
DpG bic Gdtlcne. Samaied.gtum Ju l. gu. 2a Dollars
bic @aacne, bet v. i. ulman,
SIR. S. Nerb' '0aphrabe,
,nifben Baltimore. II. 8apetteffr.
0B- Bon mir slta frrsfdlhs subersift uns lrst pen
allen ftbdbtheu Snaretienien pfertre i'd fplBfntc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05

biscuit uno Graaer- -pdaerfi.
(Rr. 8s. $rattiraae.l
Nruter 80 a On unb 8rnber.
Games .. Wfafon 8 So.
taben betsutente gerantersen unb @srteerunsen &C..
ntadt In brer y seut t. II. Grader Baderet
burh GinfiDruns neuer W q tnerte Rr asaelten
Derbeierlnsen nb ilne jes int Stanes aAe gefepun'
gen unb auftrdge au beieresn auf
@ilptel,- u. Sdtfs>9rcb, Waler>, Butt
ter, 3uder>, Ytcnie> uno gbinbursb~
Graders, Spbas unb WetnI8tscutt,
irnie ae Sprten bon u8anes. Cafes" fener Gualitdt,
nclte a Tie ubrt8en Gtabltffements Iber-
Ser pateut. .43afpelsBadofen psldsr In ttrer
Badsrei In Gjetraud IT, II na6 elmer aant neMen
gpnfrufttpn unb fdtia, t19ltd l25 ) a I er Wfebl
tu Graders, cher 500 ifer su aatbfSrp
III bdfen.
benz lie bic 8ebtneun8en ebenfp 8u.nftg int
ben werten ais be irbene enern antern 5aus.
Die @isentblmer rereen nit sem srGbten Ver9nu8en
teberiett bic SEPARATION tbres y a d.
. pfen einem Seten seeen, ipel6er an benz r5 or t.
fhrtttbes 3eitdIters" ." SntereIe bat uno werpen
rner einen Seen burd ttr aus9etebneS @tabliIenent
5. $. Sd. & Comp. erlautsn fd,, bas putlfam Be-
fpnberS tarauf aufmertiam Su ,maden eaB 81 er
bads en ber einsigs melder IN eieier Stast IN
Gebraut III. gatent' 0eAte tarauf tuin y obi en-
anb au tatsn, penn man liA bet ben untrrjeidneien
nc Gin uteutfaer Glerr IA sbenfals In IT,
rem Gfiadftt aneeaeat.
SanleS 8. Mafpn u. Comp,
fraber O. Dlaien II. 9ruber,
Nlter Stat,e,
dlte Wummer So, grattfraee
(Wa.l56Me) NeGfure's Dpd sesenaber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
7JT
gDtilidm 9. ". Ntfen R. o,
prCfrifpr bcr Gtrmic an her llniperfiat


- II
Vletn Ssrr Na6tem th nun bic ron 6errn getpea In
9ppn erfntene ppatentS srprpbt babe
ncbnc tt teinsu Nnano tiertte ais bic bette sum Yren
nen enjilnblder 8lif7aleten ese9nrte qamre su be-
5etbnrn bic tA ic fab, 3ir @npentung tur6glnsis
crproter, wiitnfdaftlider prtmipca tr gnfertiaun1
tcrIfibCa I'M eaeurb bic Grpcen Su SCrbltcr lit eten
70 Nnnrch, mic neu. Slreie qanpe al etnrm Srte At
tabcn p rirb has publthm pcblttim bic 0erSbnltden
gum Srenen hes Gampbtr aetberSls uut apberer Sluf
I8frtten tcnuSten Sdmpen abiuE6Gifcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05

Williscs Jutter fir Wieb nnb Sdweine.
gDir tabsn iceten 100 gtts. Webl unb Ies ertalten
melGes mir iebr biats pertapfen fpnaen. Wadturaeen
tet 5. Strdus & Br
I11Hl SIR OGR 01n Wrnnhtnh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
Dor5uelide 0Scinc, 8ranoieS &C.
4 >. Gharron y Comp,
Msenten fir @et bergbeiBer tn

y
y Srdnfreth,
Rr. 1874, Wef-9pmtarb', 6tlid BON Sahpserfr.
gDir empHnse1, fceten uHb rferiren 5um Nerfauf I'M
4putdufe unt in unierin qater;
Gpandcs s9ranbtes bon bunfler unb teatr Sdrte,
in a6tel. unb giertel'JasdfH bon her 8trma Gmil
Belmont.
Scbr fetutu Gssnae unb granties, uuf
Slafhen unb In 3diern spm s}atrsans 1911, rrn Der
Trrna ,Gtarcn, Yere Il SDbnr."
Gbampagners gDeine unb suite Sranbte Q;
1000 8iien grrbeaurs, Glaretf unb 9ursuntfrwein,
Spn her sertnsen bis CUR einfen Sertc.
Wetee Gbablts' unb Sauternes gDe etne;
Cherry, Wiateiras unb grrt'gectne bon fcner Srrte
urp ppn alten gDetnletn, IN Saihen une 5aiern.
900 9tertetsSdffer nit Getter Yortr
Dsabetra. II. 9ursunber.pprtp
BON rerlhietenen Spren.
5ptIdnbif6en @eneper, Stot6 1t. Srt
QDtisfep; Gbfpntb, auts unb Sir i6'
WAITER ie. &c.
Dssaeiten tabrn mir In Commit fapn ertalten,
900 gailer Bourbon. unb Rpes9pbtsfep,
20 to. febr alten feinen &pfsgpbsfep,
Is tp. febr mlsen alten Bcurtcnsq sq1tisfep.
pele mir ben Sanbelretbenten sa ben nieergsn Marft-
prei{en pferiren. (Mnll1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
3tpetfh9en,

In srU6er fi6er Baare, Grbien 2tufsn, SasG
Grrfe, teutfbe a nj ttten, ahte frtIhe bctlanb.
Sarinee SarbelIen, qtmbur8ert 9 6wet'
ger. unb Grauter. ie an Wieterperfoufer Bill
iief bel WR. 9 6neiber Gpmp,
(DsiA) SIR 46 GSbs gppdrbg ndhe Drattfrufe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05

Den gGengsriauf itrfrr ,6i4srbeits aampe" bat TN
Gnsrrs icwcbl, ME TN Detail
Mttreb s.. Retp,
glr. IH, galtimprenr, Baltimore.
RB. Dessleden bat erelbe brenntares 5luioum BON
pprsilsliher aualtat 2ampenhtrme, Gblneer ie. gum
8sriauf - gpisterperaufern prb grocer 9latatt be.
wilts. (Wris6WieD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
Wfchl! OJfchl! -

4u ermd6sten grethn gamilen,. @rtra. unt Super.
fein Detl ter been 9rlnb beoneerS fur ben 5amien-
sebrau6 aussematt unb na per prp6e Sarantirt cher
auf unlars 8pasn turudaencmmen, Su berlaufsn bet
W. S. II. 80. VI. 8rpwu,
Ode bon pratt unb Gcnecrttrabt,
nabe ter 8riide.
0g- aas Waarsn wsrbsn . Ofsnfrsi atssltefrrt.
(Beil l2Wte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
alrbt-efpIoOirrnbf 9IuiSnm- -Gampen!
Netpel's pateltttrte -.''
Observation-Disclosures & Qnlnilenfiiffer.

Der @rfnerr gdrdnilr bic Qsrbiture daer llnglids-
faNe tet genuBrns hes brennbaren 8ubums Gamtpbine
no dhoerer hem Grplrtiren unterpcrfener b Snr Be
eAbtung etenenter Mti6meen Gtcie @rfroun8 fam
al allen senobnlhea 9ampen urb al ben Sum @tn9e6en
her Bluls 8tftt benenttn GledGer anGebrdd perbeu
erner mtrben arGdmpbtuc' 9ampen unb Qaterntn
lttbt nit ceier girrt6tuns periebtn.
yer llntrrjetdnete eraubt 6 bic Iufmrrthmiett he's
Rs,oens perbeiTerte spldr:StuiSseampe,
NewcIPs Improved Solar Fluid Lamp,
IN trr Burm ter Arsanbaampen tu tenten Trlbe NIT
strem teGtn ntft Hadernten e6te trtnnt irb nereer
BthiS eonilnirt, ais ale iibrtsen eBt Aebral6lt6sn
Gampen ecicr Nrt; tenH eS wtrb tei'm 8rennen nidt
nlr Ger Solf iCntern aud has bdhrerb hes grennens
ettltefente Gas eCniunirt Wdn lam btee 2ampen ~
Nronleudrrn benueen unb gang becneers eignen e t6
fur q ben, Babrttep, 3ptets, Salons w.
Del nnb 9em0hnlt6e Blutb 2ampen rerten In ,Sa
fetp am pe II" um1ehneert nnb alr terIebe Gplin'
her unS ter namltde Mmenfhtrm (shade) wieber aes
brautt rsrben Sett 1852 murtsn rrtr ais 100000 bte
fer Sdmpen bsrfduf ANb ftin lluFlu eret9nFte h let
ibrer StnnBunB Die grftrbune 1T IN ben o er''
Stdateh unb Gnatunb patenttrt.
WahlttbtNee 3eu9ntNr tetitt9rn benz publttum bic
srlanbtae Sidrrtct nnb grau6tarteit beier 2anper.
Will nun Semano turh fernere @ribebaltuna Der aes
w6hnItden NctbcrSlsGImYen his GeSen Ietner g In.
eer cher Oterftcten II. T. II. npb l1naer aeflbrteR,
- nBe er tdub Beatn taS 0eer Ter Snanttit unb Der
8rwptnllten Alugteit frtn 9altimpre,25 25, gegr.
Strrn u. y, Retp. ..t.
gBctper 1err Sd taSe tte Patent. SiGer.
hettss Sdmpe" uNb ben reampenfiller le T." trelde
herr Wcmet prn Setcn ernnh lcrbfiltis geprift uub
b j eerteberleu9un9 seicmmrn tab Serr Reiuea curt
tteie AnmfnbnEG teS Dawn lhen prtBps hem gublitan
elne ppufdnet6e edrantie geen lie e eee Wedbr brr
@rpIeJpn bic 70 ei6t trt anmenbuns etw6bnlttcr
brcnnbarcr 5lIf8fcten erolbt biret Bel pteer qampc
IT cine GTplclrn 8lnJ unnOelth ieltt ptnn man Nr4
10 rablliNB nit ttr ttn9ett
NbmnesSpG her ShrtDe
gDtilidm 9. ". q Hen, W. o,
prpelpF ber Ghcmic an her ltniperiat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
WclIdforii0riltc !

qBtr tmpfanesn taal6 tif beitt aualitat frtf6 BON
ten ARublen unb pertaufen III beltetteen auantdisn.
@tenip prtbe Spbnen, fhparjdugt0e Grbien N nc.
8paenfrei ms SGs gclIcert ppn
We. s. u. 50. ". Brcwn,
Gde ppn pratt unb grntCretraBt,
(Deil ,12Uitt) nabf her Bride
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
grOCerlen unO CiQu0rS.
ltQupr! 0iouor YiauOr

%EHIUE1 LlVNUE NIVWUE
uniern eeut(heH 8reunben erauten uNs Wteterbplt
antusftaen baB mir britdubg 2qurr rectrrn NIB etn
srpBes Eager ppn entcmthen pric nlpprtirn etauprs
on Sanb baben Ia mir tarauf ctcn tat uur rCine uS
nnSerdibte gpaare pcr(anbt ptrb 70 ratben mir trm
@rpeer rter gBirtb er bet ms prrsiprehcr che er no
aneers tduft; mir int I'M Stdube, bic biai1len YreIe
tu nctiren W S6ueiber Gpmp,
(76S). Wtr. 46 Subs0crdrbs, nate prattitraFe.
Arac be Sata1id,
Samatea @um, Sspt6 gBtistts SpfL
SIN biaef bet
50. S6neiber b Gpmp,
(770 SIR. 46, Subsopparb. ndbc @rattnrate
Mebte Sremcr Oicunauoen,
erp6e ffe samtrreer 8me6er, arrbe 96bmtlbe Iafft.
birnen Surhtnes Sdrteaen gimburDerz uNt S6Reiiers
8die an DeserSertdufer biagl tet
... W S6netber & Go.
(68Sl gr. 46, SGb,Srmarb nate qrauira6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-05
&urs aaren fur Sattler
m NR Y unb
GO gntGben- Aufpub,
--S-----s4--00. On 0rottcroA> 03nfti -, orp
a g 10 f W + ut 0 + z II b + II.
tG..A ganfielb, 9r. &Gp., Hg)

Nfr. XXU, VQIftmOtfHt,,.
taben lceten elne Senbnne ppr glrd' 'Marmpr utren.
NIT uns cine 8run;e.Sieurea eest8nst fur Spettss nns
2sfestmmsr -erbalteH, Qls0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-07
GEORGETOWN.
Cs'rssyenSencs Of TIE Star.

6HoReETowN, sept. y, ISIS.
Az an early hour yesterday morning our streets
were enlivened by the strains of martial music
nom Esputa's dne band, heading the procession
OF tne Catholic Temperance and Beneficial As
soclduon, which, with thousands Of its friends,
were en- 'ests for Arlington, where they spent
the uay IN osncing, swinging, and other kindred
fesuvltles. Messrs. Beverid9e a Carter the gen
tlemaniy propretors Of Arlington, won for them
selves golden opinions by their successful efforts
to please the vast multitude present The affair
passed OF most pleasantly indeed not the slight
est disturbance having occurred to mar the fes-
tivities of the occasion.
Our schools are once more open, and crowds of
scholars throng our streets on their way to the
many public and private institutions OF learning
with which Georgetown is so abundant ly
blessed
In the case Of the United States rs the Corpo-
ration Of Georgetown, indicted for the non-repair-
ing Of the % New Dad ~ and fined by the deci :
sion Of Judge Crawford, of the Criminal Court,
rom whose decision an appeal was taken TO the
Crcult Court, decision has Just been made re-
xersing that of Judge Crawford, and ordering
tue Levy Court to make the necessary repairs,
one nalf the expenses to be paid by the Levy
Court and one half by the Corporation. This de-
clslon, we learn, occasions much dissatisfaction
among a number Of our citizens
We understand that at the sitting of the Lew
Court yesterday, committee was appointed to
inquire into the propriety and feasibility Of open
Ing new road through the northern part OF the
the town, tapping Connecticut avenue In your
city.
No change in the markets SIN.
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PERSONAL.

IEhSClNdL.
900. Captain Dayman, of II. B. MS steamer
Gorgon, is at Browns.
.... Hon. J. Clancy Jones has arrived, and is
warmly welcomed by host Of fIiends in this
city.
80. Ii Is stated as a rumor In the Nebraska Ad-
vertiser that Gov Richardson will most likely
soon resign the position Of Governor Of that Ter
ritory.
-. The clipper ship Grey Eagle sailed on Sat.
urday from Philadelphia for Rio. Among her
passengers were Mr.. Yancey, Minister to the Ar
gentine Confederation.
80. James Miller, formerly Mayor Of Newark,
N. J and, at the time Of his death, Adjutani
General of that State, was found drowned In New
York harbor on Sunday.
go. Rev. Zachary Raglan, Of the True Ameri-
can, Steubenville, Ohio, has sued VIM. r. ALI
son Of the Herald, for IS 900. The aim is for
damages done character by an article published
In the Herald.
80. The officers Of H. B: NJ ships Gorgon and
Indus, now in New York, In company with sew
eral distinguished citizens, attended divine SER
vice at Rev DR.. Adams's church, in Madison
square, on Sunday morning.
80. Rev. Isaac H Kalloch, who has given his
name to "whisky skim" preached the first SER
mon of his second pastorate at fremont Temple
Boston, on sunday. He gave three reasons fol
resuming his pastoral labors, to whilst, :. be-
cause you wanted me I'd, because I wanted to
come; Sd, because thought ought to come"
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POLITICAL.
Vermont holds her State election to-day

vermont holds her state election to-day.
Hon. F. Z. Spinner has been nominated for re.
election to Congress by the Republicans of the
seventeenth district Of New York.
John H Ryan has been nominated as an oppo.
sition candidate for Congress in the frst cong
sional district Of Pennsylvania, and William
Millward in the fourth district.
Judge peterborough, In a letter to the n ich-
mond Enquirer, declares a mistake the recen,
announcement that he declined the use Of bis
name in connection with a nomination for Gov
ernor Of Virginia.
The Peoples Party of Delaware have nominated
James 8. Buckmaster for Governor, and VIM r
Morris for Congress. The Democratic state
Convention Of Delaware have nominated as can.
didate for Governor, DIR. William Burton, OF
Kent county, and for Representative to Congress,
Hon. VIM. 6. Whitley.
Mr.. Giddings was not nominated for Congress
by the Republicans Of the Ashtabula district OF
Ohio, because he voted with all the rest Of the
Republicans for the Crttenden- Montgomery bill
members of Congress. Resolutions We're adopted
hitting him on both these points. So says the
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The following are the delegates from ALBANY
to the New York American State Convention
Hon Dwight Bachelor, John M. Harris, George
N. Geary, John l.. Maine, Vim. Blu CESS and
Hon. Charles H. Adams, supposed to be in favor
Of unison only on an equal division Of offices,
on an American, republican platform; Henry
Lansing, opposed to any fusion contemplating
the election Of Republican Governor; and l..
sprague Parsons, supposed to favor a fusion
against the Democracy Internationally
According to the official returns of the Ken
lucky election, Revill, democrat, received for
Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals 6s 1857 votes, and
Mckee, American, SIS, 3i6. This includes the
vote of Letcher county, which is unofficial The
total vote cast was la, 913-Democratic majority
I3Al In the contest between Buchanan and
FILLMORE there were cast 1i2 ,O5s votes, and Bn.
chanan's majority was !, 226, including counties
thrown ont Tor alleged informality. While the
vote was nearly twenty thousand less the last
the Presidential race, 10 9, MS. .stai
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BLACK ToSeuE-The prevalence among the
cattle Of neigbboring states-partIcularly Ala
bama-of a disease known as the "black tongue. ,
has caused quite panic in New Orleans Most
of the families Of New Orleans have abandoned
entirely the use Of fresh beef, and some have
ceased taking milk. The assurance Of respecta-
BILE dealers in cattle and Of extensive butchers
that no appearance whatever Of this malady has
been observed in the beef brought to the various
markets, have failed to aIIay the apprehensions
Of the community
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III The steamer Cass Irissari, formerly the
American Eagle, is announced to leave New
York to-day for Nicaragua, to take her position
on the Nicaragua route as the drst Of the lake
boats belonging TO the American Atlantic and
Pacific Ship Canal Company. The Cass- Irissari
1t Is expected, will connect with the Hermann,
which, with the Washington, are to ply between
San Juan and San Francisco
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90 The grand military encampment, near
WilliamsPort, Pa, commences to-day, and will
end on Saturday next. One thousand tents have
been sent up from the State Arsenal, and gun,
captured from the Mexicans, called the ssCerro
1ofdo," will be used as the morning gun. Gov
Packer will be present and review the troops on
Thursday About 40 companies were expected
20 be In attendance