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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

BACON Stock light We quote day Prime Sides l0a
Todds Hog Round lOc; Todds Exa Sugar Cured Hams lac
COFFEE.-Market firm We quote Rio llta2tc as to quail
CORN-Corn has advanced and Is Arm at saas5e There
Is NOT large stock in the market
CORN MEAL-sOas5c per Lushe Transactions In Meal
mostly in tho retail way.
COTTON -l2isi2ac per b.
FLOUR-Fi"ur Is dull. There Ia very sm all stock
spperhne be quoted q Is shippers We quote
new do e. Old Ea,r. Ss.S Co. new DO % sos7 Old Family
e7a7 so; do o. 5Oas
FERTILIzERs.-The Peruvian government has put mp
the price Of nano 70 $50 There Is little nothing doing
1t here at this time Mexican scarce s25 ton; ratago
GRASS sEEDs%-we quote Clover seed IS 5oa5 rs; and
T'mohy es a3 per bushel Season over and no demand
LARD-Pr bbls 2c; kegs l2!c; pals l2a
MoLAssEs-New Orleans zoe; Cuba Muscovado 32a3ic;
Csyrd Cuba joe; Porto Rico a5a37c
..s"s s. Per Do 81 Ss sa
SUGARS The very Arm and prices tending up
ward W. quote New Orleans Stable Cuba sas3: Porto Ri
sia9i Loaf 2ic Crushed and Powdered II Ia Coffee
1le Coffee lie; Coffee l0ic Extra lie; Cut Loaf llia
sALT-By cargo. from wharf 81 40, from store 81 GOA
breaks of Tobacco are large and the
ceip,s within the last few days The Iarktt
We quote inferior Iugs o. 25a5 2 good s5
aa6 fine shipping IS 30a7 So inferior Leaf ssaY So good
eOal; English sl4ss 5oaG; good Manufacturing sla
49, fine sda3 2; hns Fancy in small cases so
al0 UJ
WHEAT The Wheat mark very unsettled dur
ing the past week aud still There has been de-
al White 81 a5al 40; siritly Prime Red and White
quoted 81 40 and 81 So which figures we hear of
wHISKY.-Rcbmond Rsctied 27a2sc Cincinnati 2sia
SOC
CATTLE HOGS AND SHEEP
PEEF.we quote q 1oas so nett for Beef Buyers re-
fuse t go above he latter. The demand is light.
HOGs-S7 80 nett
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
Hon. Thomas Corwin of Ohio.

This old and eloquent political stager, address,
ID political meeting at the village OF Morrow,
Warren County, Ohio. On the 9Th inst
Mr.. corwin processes Independence of political
organisations and With freedom discusses the var.
oesaasstions ,of the day. He differs from Repub-
hcsns N ssspsct*s the admission Of future Slave
Slatss. On this subject while declaring his nope
and desire that no more Slave Territory or States
aha0 eope into the URion, he declines to take the
ground thasths existence Of Slavery shall operate
invariably % che exclusion of territory asking
sanisiaa In eonnsctioa with this subject Mr..
Ceswin rsfsrs % the probable acquisition Of Cuba
= wkiaA h u not opposed. though he ssssrs
6sly. no doubt. that caba. vhen purchased BY
~ Udtsd Stasss, will by general consent O
III parties be admitted - = State with Slavery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
REMOVAL
Old FACES IN NEW PLACES.

WYE HAVE REMOVED the UNION BAKERY the
w formerly occupied by Mesrs Lewis,
Mr. NJ Guggenhemer, and opposite Mcssrs Adams Aner
Thankful for tn. be patronage have
four under the firm OF opisz Moore and Moore Co
! respectfully ask its kind continuance
With Shop. Sore central and experien,.
business intend please all those that may
their Fresh BREAD every morning eninE
all kinds nj CAKE CRAckEns and Pastries baked daily
and also good stock OF FRUIT. NUTS and CANDIES Gail
aud pc lang l4-2wI JOHN MOORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

general bu"yancy In all the leading don,t stic
kes Flour and Grain but this in consequence OF light
supplies which adequate 10 the OF the home
trade extraordinary d, mand indeed
the foreign and has been time quite
moderate.
Aviccs from the country report the Corn doing well
ing the influence Of this favorable weather
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
Mississippi Legislature.

Gov Melville has called an Extra Session Of
the State Legislature, to meet in Jackson on the
first Monday in November next. Various rca,
sons assigned for calling the body together.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
New Yor. T.b.cc. M..Le,-Ang.

New Work Tobacco NJ NJ kc1-Aug. II.
The light but prices firm Sales 81 hid Kentucky
salOc bales Havana private terms % do Yara private
To ms; so Scedeaf, lOal4c.
Crude pkgs. Manfd lbs
Ex,orta forp st " 165 G3.,b
Since Jan. lat 4o,2i5 aE ,oh'
Same time 1857, b2iD l33i,u'o
Advcss Antwerp and Amsterdam up eth ut show
the he very quiet with small aies OF Mary
land Tobacco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

A MOTHER LOT Of those fmmous Extension
"A Skirts just receiv ed and for sale cheap by
aug i6ts JOHN j. pURYIS, Agt.
ATARSMALI. AALT AFLOAT.-13OOS achs
lVl Marshall Salt daily expected per schr. Josepnino GA
cous, gnmeni for sal. u arrive. A. \. LEE.
arE ll.aw kchmond Va
fuNOBACCO sCREW AMI PRESs.-At 10
Il O'Clock will sll ono good Tobacco Press and Screw
aug l4-lt Z. r. PHEL'S, Auctrt
NEWSPApEp AnVERTISING AGENCY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

- THE EANAi1 ru 4 hiaiESI KAvE OF = hEi it
LBS.--OH GROCERIES,. CROCKERY. QCEENSVARE,
81 ONLf25 CTS PER 100 LPS which includes all expsh
from the wharvss Eichmrnd to Lynchburg Guano
ly s. 80 per ton Of 2,COolbs
Thankful for the liberal heretofore received.
will In order tn" tIada the Canal.
Goods through above 'ew So send
goods the The auiel and eheaperI forward them
q LEE, the Dock. F
aug lots Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

CAT rLE-Beef Cattle in good supply again Today
TIE offering, Scales reached 925 heal 10 Of viii
wer. driven Philadelphia 100 left uns"d, and
The remaining head sold the baltimore butchers at
ranging sa4 Is the hoof dhe latter price be-
ing bald raised ny j. X, Aarsiall Esq OF
rauquier unity, vs) equal to S6s7 81 net and averaging
SIS 6ll gross
Ui;s i've Hogs have been selling this week at &c SCAT
per 400 bs. They are still in moderate supply
SHEEi We quote Sheep this week At seas pcr head
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

The sales have amounted 10 shout 0 hhds ipclu ling
lot Of s2o aad to haV. been sdsan-e prices but all
the Important Transactions private
he only os sold Of which he prizes reported have bcc
6I Mt lO 80 Al sir 10 n Tie, At o.; Yjc
and to-day % Admitted and Refused I've per ID
HoldeSs generally Armer In predecessors
T light T"bseeos of which the Is
descriptions he my neglected. for the though
any material change We quote Planters Lngs 5lG Leaf.
nieror To common 6ts7.; Leaf Fair 7ae L. r!a:
Leaf. Cboi' Csrksyil,e. kc. s,alIi
The receipts the week embrae. ,U : hhas arsir e4l
for tho week las; wear The total cri since
the LIST Of SrItn have been Il C3 hhda az int ) ~. 10
The saine date last
The ex ors Of tho week embrace 26 hds which 800
to Havr t3 to London 3! to Boston, and TO Biaz SANTA.
The total -ince the LET Of September have been o.
3H fhds. against 46,C-l 10 the date lasi
The stock hand this cscning hhds against
atthe same time last YEA
New York Cattle Mark~s-AwG. ~
Bcefca te-Oheings 3ees head: sales o. per leo II
for niernr Ia best quaity-this dcc inc tai
Cows-Sales at eopa6, asto qnaitr Veal Calves
5as6lc per l as In guilty Sheep and Iamb~-S dav
~ 5Oa4 10 per head SwineSae o. per
lbs for ordinary and corn fed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
a Care for Whooping COa 4 b

ST. HfAcINTHE, CANADA l. Aug. u. 1856
MEssRs SETH W. FowLE ~ Co--tienenen: Several month
since little daughter of NINE years age taken
Ing We could do for her seemed In reSs her ."
ferng We at length decided try bottle OF DR. Wis
using she was greatly relieved than
three day" was en 4. cured and now we'll haye .ner
ed IT, and in have known fail OF ecting speedy
cure
You a, liberty make any of the above you think
proper II shall induce any body your Balsnm snail
he ad, for lave great confidence in It, Yours,
Proprietor of the Courier de st. Hyaenthc
Buy none without the signature OF l. BUTTS jy 3llw
We cnn .ny, with the almost esadencc, tins
BAKERS pREsIUM BiTTERs, lnAuufactnr.d bv l.. Bs
a as city a sssSTs a the %9 p'Pn" Medicine
been furnished with upwards of los certificates
remarkable OF Nervous Headache
OF long standing also Aeue and Fever Coles Cholera Nor
great confidence creaei in the healing of this medicine
Is .na. some Of the Alloy. a;..,sd patients testified they had
eminent ply sicians in tho State il their
i. in their families This is what call popular nrdi
cine with SO much lore estimny We told they are in
tone and strength the whole We II the attention
of the public 70 50 valuable medicine should they be in eel
To be had Of all the pr"e,pa Drusss in LynehbuTs an
watering places ia this State. Jy l2w
p. k.-valmablc lIcdicine-We presume no
medical eyer offered to the public has been
Thousands Of persons they upon
cheerfuy testify 'ha, they have for various Ills
that an Immense amount of suffering h. been relieved by il
Its proprcors In order to satisfy the
public Being strictly honorable they observe tue Mt
most uniformity In the manufacture of their celebrated Tain
Killer The materials Of which 1t is nosed are efily
being used BY these the
high reputation hich the Pain Killer long acquired
al. In Of these f,cts by
surprised learn that Messrs Davis SOUS sales
constantly rapidly increasing Providence General Ad
veriser.
sold bv JOHN II. SEAY, LynchburR. IT, 1o-2~
sMP~KTANT.-Ar remedy ha. nj las, ieeu dis
covered which certain for Dandru and other iii
Of the HAIR The following Interesting communication
gentleman well known this and shout
atisfy every "RossERs ESSENCE BAY Lla,ES
just What prcienis to bea remedy unequaed for all
the Hair Every certificate give well
know and reliable sources:
PETERSBURG, Aug. 18th, 1857.
Col. 7. IT, RossrR-Dear Sir have used your Essence
BAY Lsaves removal of dAndruf with
thou bottles eectng complete
vi which unhestatingly recommend
in the highest terms. CHAS. w. ARNOLD.
y- THIS valuable article Ia for SALE Wholesale retail
by Messrs w. A. STROTHEk T. CO, and JOHN IL. SEAi
Druggists of this city. j.dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

nUsTER GALRGOEs, Waite Briliinnses.
~ Rat,sp Brass stes Hoops and many other scarce
articles. now being rsreiv,dby JOHN J: PUNVIS
Ang lots Agt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

WHEAT DRlLLS.-Wr have new en- hand
w Bickfoid Tnf!m ,ns and other celebrated WHEAT
DRILLS For sale by NHlrTENORE 4 JOSLIE
ltts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
AMBROTYPES.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

Ill who wish to get licensees flushed IN THO
most durable manner and warranted mot to fade Pictures
taken for half the price charged places. This
humbus Come and for yourselves at the original cheap
Daguerrean Rooma J. = ARMSTRONG.
arttag
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
SPECIAL, NOTICES..

Ts tie People Of Csmpb~ll Csuote.-s asss
candidate ONCE Surveyor of the nf
Campbell The election takes place NE ~ May up
temi,er laug i22ta"idel JAMES Il HAY
Hslleway's Pill. cleanse the blood of ~ dr.
generating particles and rem Ter 1t pure and beauty hai
s action is gentle hut and reliable Fever d
the periodical seascs prevalent this
prevented by Timely this ,rvrlons eur
ed by Of the according the ircc
each box. Sold the manufactory, No ~ Maid
Lsnr New York. and b, all Druggists ut 25c tJc ard 81
per box aug t2#iw
II as beru snid Of -'sshis ~ v world ~ wea-
der-and 10 the observer daily presented something
skill constantly engaged In seeking out that which h
come valuable 10 the public and living emblem ncs
and from all these wonders which have been
the world and particularly Medical Faculty
Ia the most valuable family medicine In many
ernal and external complaints that flesh ~ heir To
vince Of the have call
where you get boe-fam % cents to al
Organ
THE PAIN KuIrR-As a means of removing pain N tho
body medicine has acquired reputation equal
ry Davis Pain Killer The article exc"odci
all belief Bnt has real merit and sufficient
port 4 CornKtoa (ky) Neus
Sold by JOHN II sEAY. Lynchburg mug 10 2w
Pref. Woods Hair sss~seraiive.-a he Re ru
for making the hair grow, stopping It's falling
All the quArk nos,rums giving before IT, Three
Of the mixtures for restoring and beauiityn the hair
injury than good They burn upl-sroy 81
its rooakc the hair fall OF and produce premature bald
tanning nothing which be injurious the
hair while Its accomplishing what Pretend
has been verified in indrcds Of We wise heads
aud heads getting balal who wish THAR wool
Democrat
Sold by nil respectable Druegis.ss auRl22w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

New Orleans Tobacco s:Artct-Aog.
There has been Lila during the past
H. ami the ct has = Il 'arf ..'sran,c--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

VNWD.-HHNIN8 IhUt uOHt
"A stand Al the Corner, site the Banking House Of
MeNs HIcombe Mosby fcr the purpose II uonnung the
Dry Goods business In y nchsurg into which sEan
about lat Sept DESTROYS osing OF my stock At
the old stand At greatly reduced prices before removing
ahg i6.dt.sep JOHN J. PURVIS, ARt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

occurred in the chair IT Greek In this ns osthe
sd Of Trustees wi proceed Tuesdsy the a+th ms IT,
elect Professor Candidates will please forward their tss
monihls to the undersigned Any Information regard Vhs
College and the duties Of the rrofessorshp will appLaa
ton be furnished by the President MIR Robi L. Crockett
mo RORlN MCDANIEL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
Markets.

Brrra1o, June fs--s r. NJ.
Flour IN rood interior demand but unchanged sales
q 900 bbls at ~ for choice Wisconsin, o. % rs for
extra di.to ~ 20 ~ 81 for extra Ohio and Indiana and
~ 90 a. o. for double extra ditto Wheat heavy and
lower; sales 1000 bushels Chicago srrps TO-, 70 ar.
rive; ssoo Milwaukee club 81 SOC, closing with no
buyers n quotations Corn IN fair demand sales rs 600
bushels a eic. &c for lover lake; o2c for Illinois
Oats dull sales 5000 bushels at Soc whskey hesvy;
retail sales At 22Hc Freigh,s sctive-wnea, ioc.
floor 3bc S6c to New York. Lake imports In twenty
four hours, ending At noon:-70o0 bbls. -four so 900
butbels wheat, ~ GOO bushels oorn 1000 bushels oats
Canal exports4,o00 bbls -four, ~, 900 bushels wheat
e,coo bushels oass, ~ 900 bushels barley.
CINCINNATI June 1915 P NJ.
Flour nominal. Whkkey duh At 20hc. Bacon dull,
and declined &c. Lard offered at 100 without buyers
Mess pork offered freely At SIS so, viii more sellers
than buyers. Money abundant and duh al 10 per cont
OswEeo, June 1o--6P.M
Flour steady. Wheat dull sales 5000 bushels, at $40.
Tor Milwaukee Cub snoat 500 sic for Chcsso spring,
delivered Corn firm sses GOO bushels Illinois river at
Csc Oats scarce and firm sales 900 bushels Ohio At
soc. Canal freiebt without material change. lake i'm
ports44 600 bushels wheat 81 600 do corr, 5000 do
cate. Canal expors-2ooo bbis -four, 5000 bushels
wheat, 10000 do corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
Fire In Troy,

fRoY, June 20, 1853.
The extensive -four mill Of Bills, nayer Usher, 10
the Sixth ward Of this city, destroyed by fro al an
early hour this morning, with large quantity Of our and
grain. The loss estimated n from thirty thousand 10
forty thousand dollars which there insurance for
twenty thousand dollars, followson the build
Ing Howard Company, New York. - 500; Arctic Compa
ny, New York, $500; Washington Company New York,
$4,000; Hartford Company, $4,000 c,rn Exchange Com
pany, New York, 900. On the stock-Amerioan Com
psny, Providence ooo Atlantic Company Providence,
$4,000; Roger Williams Company, Providence, $1,000;
North western Company, oswego 5000 Corn Exchange
Company, New York, $4,000 The nrc was the work Of
lpcandiariea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

IMPORTANT DECISION UNDER THE LIQUOR
LAVA very important decision has just been
rendered by the Supreme Court at Albany, In q
Gaze before II on appeal from the General Term
of the Court at Onondaga, under the Liquor law
Of 1867. The question arose ~ to whether the
civil imposition Of penalty for selling liquors
without license did not give the offender immu-
nifty from criminal indictment for misdemea-
nor. A person named Behan was indicted for
that offence in Ouondaga, and convicted. He ap.
pealed to the General Term, and the Judgment
was confirmed there. lie then appealed 10 the
highest court In the State, and Justice
Pratt decided that, according to the construc-
ton of the law, selling liquors without license
was misdcmeanor, and indictable; and that
the imposition Of q fine on the offending party
did not release him from indictment. This IL q
decision of no small interest TO the liquor
dealers of this city. Up to this time only about
six hundred liquor dealers have taken out
licenses from the Excise Commissioners. There
are now twelve thousand liquor sellers in New
York; 20 that according to Mr.. Justice Pratt
eleven thousand four hundred Of them are liza
BILE to be sent before the Grand Jury for indict.
ment. The liquor dealers Ind better look out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
THE LATEST NEWS.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
THE OPPOSITION TO THE TEHUANTKPBC MAIL CON-
rRAcT-THB ADMINISTRATION AND THE BRITISH
OUTRAGEs-THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND MONS.
BELLY-HIALTU OF THE PREsIDENr-INDIAN
TREATIES, ETC, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1858.
Tho sloo opposition party 70 Benjamin Ia sere and
others Of the rehuanepec Company active In pressing
their claims. They have filed q declaration in which
they say that the now company have insurmountable
obstacles 10 encounter, becsuse the law Congress has
just passed limits the compensation 10 all contracts
for carrying mails BY sea to postages because the thirty
fourth article Of the decree OF Comonfor fores the grant
II the work was suspended four months, and that nine
months suspension has occurred because no ap-
preparation has been made for service; be-
cause there Is no treaty with Mexico securing
the contract, that government having refused
70 make one and because the company has not pro-
vided 70 complete the contract, and In
queuSe, has not been completed by de-
livery On the contrary, the Postmaster General finds
authority In the law for making contract and has
carefully guarded against infringing upon the rights OF
any company by limitations and terms OF contract, look
ing only 70 parties actually In possession ami requiring
evidence OF means TO complete the contract.
The Administration expects that the great overland
routes opened by the Postmaster General will tend
oounteract the check 10 emigration 70 western shores
which the restrictive monopoes imposed the Panama
route.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company, II ID said, very
bitter against the California Senator, who has done
much 10 facilitate these overland communications.
Nothing yet determined at the War Department 70
the disposition or the troops recently ordered Utah.
will there bo until very positive official information
arrives "a 70 the ultimate course Of the Mormons.
Tho language Of tho Britain press and the aiminisra
ton In Parliament TO the conduct Of the BRUSH
cruisers, not up 70 the demands Of government,
that question The Preslden, win require tho rcnuncis
ton Of the assumed right 10 "visit' our vessels.
is not believed here that the French govern ment win
sustain Mons. Belly and Company In their schemes In
Central America. II should, there will be serious trou
BILE The high toned American OF the HERALD
this subject Ia fully endorsed In Washington,
The President Is better, and will remove from
Warrington 70 . country residences for the summer
Two treaties yesterday entered int at the Indian
Bureau with the Upper and lower Sioux Of Minnesota the
object Of which 70 connne them portion OF the largo
reservation set apart under the treaty OF 1884, 70 quiet the
land titles and provide them permanent homes with the
usual educational and Industrial assistance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

THE INuSpArroNs IN THE wEsr.-Are we ever
TO hear the last Of the foods in the wests Each
mail brings tidings Of some new disaster. The
telegraph has only just ceased to recount the
tale OF the crevasse in New Orleans, when IL IL
called into operation to describe that of Missis-
sippi. At other points above these there are
brief accounts Of overflow. And in the North
west, the inundstion has been without parallel
The storm of the 18th June almost laid the
whole prairie land of the West under water
The Wabash and ell the other valleys are con
verted into lakes. The river has risen go high
above its banks, that every wharf and levec,
beginning with that of ST. Louis, is under water
On the upper part of the river, the papers con-
tain accounts Of twelve towns or villages which
are either partially or wholly destroyed or
submerged. Cairo Is mere wreck; the ILL
nois Central Company must have lost all their
workshops, stores, cars, track and wood.
Il is estimated that in Louisiana alone the
loss of sugar caused by the inundation Is equal
10 s3,O00,O0s, and that Of cotton 100000.
1t may be said, perhaps, that allowing fairly fx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

els a prices given In another place. Tue sales ef
were limited and chiefly ooanned 70 wssssm mixed, q
&C for damaged and 73c for good sound qualities.
Pork was heavy, with sales Of II Gle g. and of
prime n SIS rs ssls %. Sugars were Arm, with sales
Of about 400 hhds and alo boxes 1t full prices In
coffee about 500 bags Rio were sold, comprising the
mander the WessPonts cargo loo sllc and about
600 bags Lasuayrs and 200 do Gouaives b. Domingo,
ut rates given elsewhere Freighs lower for grain
10 Liverpool while other articles were unchanged About
90 900 70 900 bushels or wheat were taken in bulk at
lkd ss1sd Sour At L. 3d.. cotton q va; cheese in
cabin ct 2bs, and eros beef at ST. and flour to Glasgow
at %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

New York Her~ld-Callfornia Edition.
The United States mail steamship star Of the West Capt
Gray will leave this port this afternoon ct two o'clock
for AspnwAn.
The mails for California and other parts or the Pacific
will close d one O'Clock TO day sftsrnoon
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HKRAID-Caxcrnia edition
containing latest intelligence from s parts Of the
world viii be Published at eleven O'Clock In the morning
Single oopies In wrappers, ready for mailing. six cents.
Agents viii please send in their orders Is early ~ pos
able,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

Ronr r. Lucr late student Of the Rensselaer, Institute,
died Kansas, the 25th ult, OF consumption, orgi-
patng from violent exercises Al cricket match He was
about twenty years Of age and son q Captain Luce, q
the FATAL steamer Arcko.
The Hon r,o~As scsrcuARp q member Of the Csnsdlxn
Parliament, dled st London on the 18th inst his the
second member u The loww house dscesssd wxhiu few
weeks.