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Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

News FROM SALT LAKE ClrY-A gentle
man just arrived from Salt Lake City by Il e
overland mail, furnishes the Alta with sol e
notes, from which it obtains the following in
formation:
The army is preparing its winter quartz
at Cedar Valley. The soldiers and the Mo :
mons seem to agree pretty well, but the saints
have some trouble with the camp-followers.
Judge Eckes was to leave Salt Lake on the
18th September for the States, leaving only
Judge Sinclair young man Of twenty thr e
years, and five feet five inches high.
The crops are light, and the general health
good.
Kirk Anderson has arrived with the ma
terial for publishing an administration pap p
Major F. Dodge, newly appointed Indian
Agent for Carson Valley had arrived, and
subsequently started for his post of duty.
Imported goods are dear while home.
raised produce is cheap.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

ABOUT CHrLD.-Wm. Burch to-day, says
the San Francisco Telegram, brought his child
to the Police Office, and threw it into the
hands of the authorities. Chief Curtis, not
liking such responsibility, tried to persuade
Burch to take back the young one, but fail
ing, locked the strange father up, on a charge
Of misdemeanor Some time since, Burch's
wife ran away from both him and the child,
on account Of quarrel Now she has come
back, but her husband don't want to let her
have it, She came to the Polict Office, how
ever, during his Imprisonment, and the Chief
restored to her the infant.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

FISTS VS.. WHIP-A collision occurred about
I o'clock last evening in Cummings iewelrv
store, on j street, between DR.. w. ii. Tho
mas, dentist, and a man named Kensey, for.
merly clerk in Cranes drug store, result 2
in slight variation from the program :.
.e facts, as We understand were as follows:
The parties had had difficulty about a
year since at ball at Auburn. DR.. Thorn
was riding along J street last evening. :
being insulted by Kensey from the sidewalk
turned his horse towards him with the view
of chastising him. Kensey ran down st.
towards Fourth, the doctor pursuing on horse.
and doubling, ran back ard entered Cum
mings' store, inquiring urgently if he could
not get out at the rear While parleying
ith Mr.. Cummings, DIR. Thomas entered,
ding whip in hand, and saying "you called
me-" etc. attempted tU ply the whip, Kensey
meantime advising hiw not to touch him, and
endeavoring to pass him and leave by the
front door. Upon the doctor making deci.
dedly beligerent movement, Kensey "iump
ed in," threw him and struck him several
blows in the face, until he cried murder. "
when bystanders interfered and separated
them. The doctor then mounted his horse
and left the ground - Union, Friday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

For proof of this, we have the Withdrawal
Of the Republican ticket from the columns
of the so called Democrat, where it was pub
hshed for some length of time, together with
the address Of that party. We have no kind
OF doubt that the required space for she tick
ct and address of the Republicans was in
serted in the first place, by contract and for
Pay.-Sac. Mercury.
we would inform the sapient inditer of the
above paragraph, that the Address of the
Republicans was never published in the Ma
TIoNAL DEMOCRAT. 1t was published in the
News" an altogether different institution
The required space" for the ticket was Ger.
tainly inserted Ito use the Mercury's most
chaste and correct language) "by contract
and for pay" just as we insert all our adver-
tisements We require too much space for
reading matter to allow our columns tc
be encumbered with any dead advertise
ments
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

INsANE.-Capt. Isaiah Wendell and Mons
Varan Bartelmy were yesterday examined by
Drs. Sheldon and Rowell for insanity, and
directed to be sent to the Asylum at stock
ton. Capt. Wendell was attacked by an ap-
plectic fit about two mont ago, and his
mind has been disordered ever since. He
seems to be aware Of his condition, and talks
despondingly about his flightiness. He is
also the victim of hallucination which leads
him to imagine that one side, he cannot tell
which, is entirely useless, and has ceased to
fulfill its functions. Varan Bartemy is a
native of Lyons, and is probably fifty years
of age. This mans memory is entirely wreck
ed He does not know his age, when he left
France, when he came to this country or
how long he has been in it. lie states that
he was married. but does not know what has
become of his wife. Bartelmy styles himself
the Prince de Vdran, and claims to be well
acquainted with the Emperor Napoleon III,
who he believes visits him in the city pris
on. The most of his time is passed in sleep /;
but in his wakeful hours his temper is very
unstable at one time raving maniac, and
at another weak imbecle lie hopes, at
some day, to resume his princely possessions.
IS. f. Herald, Thursday
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

REPORTED INDIAN 0UTRAGE.--A letter was
received to-day by Gov. Cumming, from the
Bishop of Spanish Fork settlement, says a
correspondent of the Bulletin writing from
Salt Lake, on the Goth ult., stating that three
Indians, on the 10th inst, committed rape
on woman and her daughter whilst they
were out cleaning in field near the town.
DR.. Hurt, the Indian Agent, to whose agency
the Indians who committed this alleged out
rage belong, was in this city at the time, but
has started down to inquire into the circum-
stances, and if the report be true, to arrest
the offenders. The report, however, may be
a ruse of the Mormons to prevent the perma.
nent establishment of the Indian Reserve on
Spanish Fork creek, which has been enclosed
md improved at great expense by Agent
Iurt
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

ernment, like q sleepy old granny in the
chimney corner sits nodding over it in stoid
Indifference What, in the name Of God,
will ever arouse the National Legislature to
action upon this subiect2 We confess we
confess we are at a loss to say. Perhaps, If
England were to offer to undertake it for u.s.
our Government, from pure shame, might be
stirred up to do something, worthy Of its po
sition and the just expectations of her citi-
Ipu
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

Our PAPER.-By dint of cutting out all
dead advertisements, and COMPRISING such
advertisements as are not, by special request,
displayed, We manage to give our readers
larger amount of reading matter than any
other daily outside of San Francisco and Sac
ramento. 1t requires considerable expense
and trouble to DO so, but we presume that
the public desire a paper which will give
them liberal supply Of the current news of
the dav as well as such information on gen
eral subjects as may be accessible. This very
reasonable demand of the public we deem it
our duty to attempt to comply WITH and we
shall therefore continue to enlarge our read
ing columns, from time to time, as we may
find it practicable.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

ASSAULT AND BATTERY-Richard Living
ton made complaint, in the Recorders Court,
yesterday that Mr. Wapplo, of the City Res.
taurant, in whose employ he was, as cook or
waiter, had made an assault upon him. 1t
seems that Mr.. Wapple did bruise him little
with his fist, for which recreation he was
fined Sl5. which he paid
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

DEBAsED CoN-There is large amount
of debased coin in circulation, which we would
warn our citizens to be on the lookout for
A number of old 500 California pieces, of
Kellogg & Co.'s coinage, have been found to
be badly sweated Some of the banking
houses have paid many ofthem out, but have
refused to take them again on deposit Be-
sides this kind of money, there is large
amount OF counterfeit five-dollar pieces in
circulation. Business men and others should
keep strict watch for them,--S. r. Tines.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

The GOVERNMENT ORGAN.-The following,
says the San Francisco Times, is a correct list
of the gentlemen composing the "staff" of
the National, journal published in this city,
and aspiring to be regarded as an exponent of
popular sentiment: Publisher, G. W. Guth-
rie, Deputy Surveyor of the Port; Editor,
George Pen Johnston, Clerk of the U. S.
Circuit Court Associate Editor, Geo. H. 81
monton, Custom House Inspector; CONNER
cial Reporter J, R. De Prefontaine, Keeper
U. S. Bonded Warehouse Business Manager,
Seymour Pixley, Deputy U. S. Guager; Tray
cling Agent r. W. Fishbourne, Draughts-
man U. S. Surveyor-G Generals office Fore
man, James Porter, Custom House Inspector
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

C5y- The Democrat says it cannot account
for the election of Judge Aud "in a strong
Douglas county like Yuba," except upon the
hypothesis that his adversary, Mr. Stoddard,
did not canvass the county, and Judge Aud
did. This may account for the defeat of Mr..
Stoddard-bot how does the Democrat ac-
count for the fact that Aud beat DE Long
and Whealdon as well as Stoddard ?-E1.
press
We account for it by his getting a greater
number Of votes.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

For MURDER AND ATTEMPT TO KILL.-In
Stockton a true bill has been presented against
Fred Ohlert, for murder On Wednesday
says the Republican, the same person was in
dicted for attempting to kill the partner Of
the man whom he had murdered. The mur.
der trial will not come off until the session
of the District Court in December The man
whom Ohlert attempted to kill lost one Of
his arms by the shot.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

sB-It is said that eleven children were
born to Heber Kimball, the Saint at Salt
Lake, in one night-the night of the 10th of
September. They were the progeny of his
spiritual wives. Wonder if the little "dears'
all looked like their papa
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

INCLINED TO BE MrLuARY.-A man named
John Brooke was arrested in this city, yes
terday, for stealing musket near the town
of Auburn. His excuse was that he wanted
to join the army, and concluded it was best
to take his arms along with him.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

CouRr OF SEssIoNs.--Th Court met yester.
day. pursuant to adjournment The Grand
Jury reported three indictments, two Of
which were certified to District Court. There
being no further business, the Court adjourn
ID till 10 o'clock this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

A PIUrE EMIGRANT.-An old Pah Ute In
dian, known as Chief Winnemueker, has left
Honey Lake, with twenty of his tribe, all
mounted with the view of settling on
ranch, if he can purchase one, in the Sacra-
mento Valley. He srepresented as friend
" and intelligent old fellow.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

gB- The shooting season, says the San
Francisco Telegraph, is now nearly at its
height, or will be so soon as the rain COM
mences. Besides game of the feathered ge
nus, we notice some nice fat venison in mar
ket.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

ACCIDENTAL young man named Under
hill, at work in Chase's Mills, San Francisco,
met with an accident on Wednesday last, by
which the thumb of his left hand was cut
off, and the hand otherwise injured
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

CaY- A man named George fillmore, about
80 years of age, died at the Western Hotel,
on K street, Sacramento, very suddenly,
Wednesday morning about Z oclock-sup.
posed congestion of the lungs.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

Mr.. f. B. DAVIDSON is our Agent IN sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions ana adVer
tlsements, AMI to receipt for the same. once at Z
d. Davidsons Post Oaice Exchange 4th street. be
tween J and k. near the Post ONCE.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

WARRENs.-At a meeting of this company,
held on Tuesday evening last, Harry Leland
was elected Foreman, in place of II. W. Cool
idge. elected lst Assistant Engineer.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

s Influenza, sore throats and cholera
morbus are quite prevalent at the present
time in San Francisco. Same way, "slightu-
ally" here.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

eySA small boy was run over by large
cart, in San Francisco, the other day. He
"war'nt" hurt.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

g5s-J. Jefferson a Russian Finn, died from
an overdose of Moifats pills, last month, at
Richmond Hill, Plumas county.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

~ A fine cobble stone pavement has just
been completed on Clay street, San Francis
co, from Dupont to Front.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

CB-A A Frenchman cut his throat in Oak
land, on Sunday night. He is in the French
hospital, and stands a chance to get well.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

EB- Incendiaries have lately been as busy
in San Francisco as here, but fortunately
their plans have been frustrated.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09
MARYSVILLE.
SATURDAY, OCTR 8, 1858.

mare sc0rn on the altar Of my country eter-
MI enmny to eUery form Of tyranny oUer the
mind Of man" Tnos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

HOlIOW0y's Pii1s.-0perating through the bile
and the bcod these searchers of system discharge
every organ the poison of disease. The facility
with which they dyspepsia and diarrhea is won
derful Sold 50 Maiden Lane, Y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

CB- The trial of Henry Meuse for the
murder of Peter Becker, is set for Friday, in
the Fourth District Court
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

gg- Volunteer Co. No. 7, of San Francis
co, has been presented by some unknown ad.
mirer, with new engine
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. W. T. BARBOUR, Judge.

YuBA CITY, Sept. sth, 1853
Saml B. Smith VS.. S. Brannan ct al--The
argument in this case was concluded and the
CT Sc taken under advisement till the first
Monday in November.
Howard VS.. Low-Stay of proceedings
granted for 20 days.
This completed the calendar, and the
Court adjourned until the first Monday in
November
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

THE RAcE-Recolect that the grand foot
race for $4,000 comes off to day, at Zabris-
kie's
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

Agency NOtice.-Mr. L. P. FissER isou' only
authorized agent in San Francisco to receive adver
Gsements receipt for the same, and to transae ou'i
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Ohce lIl@ WASH
inston street, (up stars) nearly opposite MaguFes
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09
M0TTGE

VENHE UNDERSIGNED having sold out their entire
4 interest in the Dry Goods Store, on d street. to
Messrs FLETCHER & H0BS0N, take this opportuni-
y Of thanking their numerous customers for their pat
ronage during the past three years. and take pleasure
in recommending our successors as men who will be
pleased to serve them in future, and give general sat
isfaction to those who may favor them with a call
KERRY & BYRNE
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09
CODartaRerSIlin.

FENHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed CO.
Il partnership for carrying on the retail and job
bng Dry Goods business, at the old stand of KERBY
BYRNE, 25 street, Marysvile.
oc6 FLETCHER & HOBsON
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09
a Rare Chance

HI COTTAGE, on 9th street, near street, oppo-
site the Court House, in the city of Marysville
tanning two Parors, two Bed Rooms Dining Room,
Bath Room, Pantry und Closets, Brick Kitchen and
Cellar, Cistern, Reservoir Force Pump, and never
falling well of excellent water.
The building is thoroughly finished with hard walls
and best quality of Painting The yard is well enclo-
sed with brick wall, and contains variety OF bear
ing fruit trees and vines, consisting Of Grapes Peach
es, Aprcots, Nectarnes, Apples Pears and Figs, sufi
cient to supply family.
The corner lot, adjoining, on the corner Of and
Sixth Streets is also for sale All will be sold to salts
fly mortgages, and consequently sold low and
enable terms. For particulars, apply to
Oc3tf CHARLES LINDLEY.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09
MAR REED,

Oct. 7th, 1885, at the Buttes, by the Rev. b. II. Ru
sell, NJ. Gerdner to Miss Virelda Britton.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-09

"WHTE WITH FEAR. We said, the other
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
DIED.


AfPLEY-M EmifS Tb,r.iay Jsr 9 aneY = ,hor. h..
severe Illness Jane wife Of James Appcy only i.gn:s:
Thomas ~ aud Eliza Jswe,t ~ ~ '
ATMoOD-on Monday evening, Feb l. Henri.t,. Cana,
Holden only daughter Of Henry c. and JAns Atso 10 be
2sL year Of her age.
BERaY-In New-orleAns, Friday Dec D. Thomas p.v
aged - years, Of The late Robert Barry esq of Ivyn
Nova Scotia aud foE the s twenty years Of New
Orlesns.
nRApBURN-Tn Columbia street, BIooLyu, on M,r3av F.b
L. Micbsel Br.dburn aged "a years "
DURNs-At No IS Edhdge street. MordAy rnoruirg Feb
William. the Of D&nie. II. and Essteth Buns ssed II
months sad days.
eRowNE-on Saturday Jan. 6, Of yellow fever 81 Havana
Rachel Browne wife oi William BscwLe, of NJ. 10 ClaIG
street, this city.
yoSTER-Abont ThursdAy. Jsr. a. the "Iss
PNrss" City u Principe Crbs Ambrose @:
NevYoIh Engineer much becged and resp ctcd BY al who
knew him.
pALE-On Monday morns Feb l. of di.o,e OF the heart
Ams A. the beloved wife Of seFbeu OLe aged - Jes.s
s months aud IL dsys
RAYEs-A No s. Norfolk street. M1cdsy Feb. GccIEo
Hsye. the eldest s5n Of ThomSs aud Ehzs stdi J'-l'
months snd u dAys.
AoIENAoR-on Monday, Feb David MOsrsor, IN The 5sh
-yeg 0fhs
TSs relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
send HE funeral from his late residence Ne. u a Thirty
MN ss' rtween Lexington and Fourth avenues en HAS
day, Feo T. a. l O'clock, without further notice.
MURPHY - A. No. 193 Seckett street Brookyn, McLeod
hupoJ, infant bon Of VIM. and VI. Marphy.
POLLOCk-At RatArd, KAas COUNTY n OF ssisy evening
ssed "a years and ~ dsJs
PtkMpSv.a H. s v,a i Si .y on Monday Feb John e
IowAs-ia Dsusuy, Conn., On wease,dsy In Aef s..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
Arrived,

sesmhip Augusta Woodhul Savannah 90 hours md,e. ard
pas 10 L. MLch. Sunday ". Of Hatteras sznaed
Nashville sHd State of Georgia ~ 5t5 with
F0ndt The A exIeIinced heavy weather during me itT
Ship London ubut London 81 and Pyuou'h 5l days na-
aud 10 pGss 70 GrinLel Mntum Co. Jan. TO- lar 81 lon ~
GroTg Ray sn1iiyo of France fell the topsaya -ark
tie ships sde, overheard and lost; same dJ JoHn
Hs sey ieI from the freopsaysId and og d Ia the
he sa .eyeIly injured
o. bsTn.gat Beech since 9Th INST ives t"eo up " seAns
Brig B. L. swan (cf New Haven) Phnjci, 81 CIo-E B. f.
jan H. belfast 10 IT. TowneT New Hayu where she Is oonnd
brig Harriet (of Richmond Mel snaI h'pyahanoes va,
Is days ship timber w Smith of hen JUNK "lee she y
Schr + L h Hale Williams Richmond VI d., c0nl Sc.
scIr B. Drum moud, Fox, udsc from wreck OF clip ClAa
Brooku an ashore ri Jone,'s Beach.
S H. w Johnson, Creln sqaan Beech ballast % Johnsoa
Higgins. - - -
Schr Lucy Baker =, Tsnsier for Boston, Oysters.
Steamer Ataats Gaer Savannah ndse and pass to A. b.
CrDmyr sunday halfeTa In sight, steamers state OF
.5rga and NshIe bound =. half our after steamer
Florida for savannah Monday qsh eHperenceds gale frOn
EN.R
steamer Curw Williams Providence 6 houIs, mdse Isaas
Odeu
steamer o.cec sn ih New w.ondon r-d.e to Z. u. Rock.
well
BELOW-SLips s.. Louis IIoyt, New.OEesns; Union, IA
yis. do.-ReToued hN Leggs,t's SoInsphore.
Bark Nsrwich jenkins, Ncw.0esns-Gy Capt. FraGc1 o1
stssntue UIde1siitcr.
Also laIk aud big unknown.
sAlLED-frOua Quarantine, bark Greyhound, osleTsrtop'
kso from the Lower Bsy-sbip Andoycr Berry. Newcs<
leans; bsIk Honduras Bates Belize, Hon hrg d. No.oHy,
st.lln an, Arya, PR; schr Eclipse, la Oh, Sagis.
NIND-At .tIse s. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

,,-,,.os Mn. y,,, R,sal. wife oi ,eseI C. Rowan e'ap
. iEo ~,h y or oiks' nse' r
RAyOOLPT In BToosiya, % D'9asJ noini9s re- W
49, II isp.t,cr o; WI. L and hc-r.,tta VI Ian
dolps ned / y-M snd . m'ni'.' -.
scHMl oT-In .hls city. nondoy Feb !, Dr. J. " s'li
m - a Ssh ,car Of his age
sY, reWATTE-In ths 'i'y on Monday .h@rrc'u, 20 l.
,m.s sy1thwaits, may years via Nh H. > ".'' - '
.ld year Of his axe -,
,oWysEYD-At NJ 341 81 n tvsLoe. on Sunday Jan "
W. tby Tozn.eDd widow Vi Eaie! To"Asend Il NE I'D
yssr of ~, are .- -,
vtN NAME-A jersey CI;y Tlesda7, FEB Eiz.9eth'
81. of Cap. William Vat Name. n the Jsh year OF hei az.
r1e r..,e. and friends Of ihf taTy invited 20 me %
AZ fdeace NJ ~ Je.ssy avenue On Thursday ne IN r'
rr...ev 10 o'clock CaEes viii be IN s'''i
Sov,s hem % Port Ri 5uon1. Staten Island ~hrs, i.'e
M he'd II :he Reformed Du:ch Church =, oc10tA p H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
cor-Rr cALENDAR-THi. Day.

SpPERIoR CoyRr-TRIAL TERN.-Nos. 20, y, -,
% 10 ara lis AIS $50 $50 SO $50 55s ST. $50 do 2j 81,
s I2 42s A2a $50 49, 4S5 45l 400 54 565 5o7 i4 49,
60 "a s04 277, SsS, 62s 2ss, 4S2 , ,,.
ios to Os 10 to H. lie to l2 all inclusive Enumerated
SupRrxE CouRr-CRcuIr-Nos. l577, 112, ll9,
l2 ic3 l2s 2ss ST. 1872 lS 1884, lS 1856 lS9 AZ 45 l4 e.
H7 las - o o,o ,o,, -,
ss2 s29 S2t S25 $40 81 S23 $50 $751; SS2 $50 PMt lNos
@ st 500 so7 S0a 500 $40 Sll 5l2 S3 j4 SIS SO, 37 M
UsITED STATES DIsTRICT COURT.-Nos. %, %, iJ3,
u
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KEW.ioRk cLAssIFIcATIoy.

COFtEERo coutnues attract buyers and the stock
dneed IA 10 6 bsGs Otter kinds dull The total supply in
fret hands only "a AS bsg Fur.hsr sales have be1 made
27o tas Rio balance Of the Aanos uppOed 3c
fpecula-.os and i0l bags 10 IN lots at S!Gllc.
FISH continue quiet have only 20 note sales Of 10 qain
tals Western BsrECod az 20.
FRUITs- kinds ul Only hear ofs sale Of 100 bbls.
Heysna Orsuses on private terh.
DTEWOODS-The market for most descriptions Is very
quiet there sg but little inquiry either for home export
The ock Of ST. Domingo Lorwood become red1cs by recent
sses but the stock still ample for all requirements The last
sales fl2 50 cash Several invoices Of Logwood,
suse and sspsn have been shipped from r hands recently
enporers being in "a plcbar sccoun. Of the unsettled
.s " a uaTkeis oshe chez slde q he oea The och
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
MARRUE N.

CARY-wOOLsHY-On Wednesday jan p, By :Ge Hev. D..
Beden Howard Cary 20 Mary e. daughter Il the late CON-
kslsncthon 7. Woosey, u. $. "
IUCkEY-BRUsH-O Tuesday Fec. ? by he Rev. Mr Hec
sen Mr. Charles p Lucsey OF POughkeepse 70 Anno Z.
Brush daughter Of Alfred Brush, esq.
MoINTIRE-LOTHROP-In Wes, Randolph VI. on Sunday,
Ian "a by the Rev. Mr. spsrhawk kmbs Mclr:Te, csq,
10 Mas Emma s. |. LothTop, both Of bIai,tree, W.
IHoMPsoN-PEAC0CK-On Tuesday. Feb. 2 in The Re
Snned pitch Church Por Richmond Staten Island by "a.
Rev James Brownee, Mr. John NJ. Th7mp,on Of Frank o
srove ~ % Miss Virginia youuges. "a fh:er ot The !gt
Robert N. Peacock Of Ss.eu Issnd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. 3
Cleared.

Stsamship-Europa, Letch, Liverpool. r. Cunard.
sips-Livepoo Kesmey, London, Ghnn.ll, Milurn Co. :
John BertIrn (Ban.l KDudson, Hamburg l.. r. Am.incs
Bak-Oe.an Homr, Hinckey, Mobile, Post, Smith Co !;
Beaver OBJ. Ring. Glasgow, Eimonson Bros.
Mar,lsl Ney Lilis Cienaegos J. w Elwe Co.; Azos,f.
Tuzo Ci.Duegos Mccall Firth; Henry HsrJsn, Cope Pa
and q market, Abrsnehes, Almeida Co.
schoonGs-H p Soney, Alden, Wilmington, Dolner Pot
ter; T.. Kidder, Hsksen. Savannah ID. C. Murray; Field
Robbins Gslye'ton, d. Z. Murray q. II. HaaSond Culver,
Ponce, l. h. Gszer.
sesn.r,-Jack,on. Parker Baltimore H. B. Cromwell Cbe,.
apeske CTOw,n Portland n. y. Cromwell