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Oscar D. Fisher Of tn. Twelfth preciset, sosvicsss

Oscar p. Fisher Of the Twelfth Preciset, ecsvjctse
Of insubordinst'on, Was dsmssed.
ID. Appleton Co. desired 10 prsssnt $50 volumes
to Inspector Hutchings for library in the FlfthPre
cinct Station House. The donation was thankfully
accepted and Q bookcase was ordered 70 b. made.
Mayor TIrsAss presented numerously -sigpsd peti
ton asking for the appointment Of Thos. Steers In
,pector Of the Thirteenth District.
A communication from DR.. X. II. Thompson, Health
Officer, asking for patrol force for QusrsatiDs, was
received and referred.
Msvor Tyys,Ss said he made bold, 10 view Of the
o,sroys dp,;ss Of his Office 10 ask for le moro msp
M. Bowrs-I believe the sentiments of this Board
in respect to what the Mayor and hls sqnsd have
done. are well known to his Honor. We have borne
willing aud grstefu testimony to the success OF tnelr
efforts in the suppression of .me- Ba. the 1,yor rs
that free il 40 small that have many pos,s a'o
gether uncovered. would suggest that tae Msyor
use his influence with the Board OF Supervisor %
incre ase the patrol force and then there VIII be enough
for the Mayor and also for general patrol duty.
Mayor TIIA.sS-I will read for your edihcaeaoo .
statement of what the members of my seasd have
Jov sin ,ba ls.o Of
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taken daily IN mosssste sose w strengthen and euid
TIE Iiyss !. one pr le'p. reeusts Of she
sS }s sy.,em are hIly de- ,-oprA. Tns soss<i A.
nos, .ntu.ly dependent on the he,ihy seion Of the
s Sr ls 'ih ~ :s q s amt mo- Il. snsH shss ss
s,s .aser. eonseqeenee lsf one orran-he LIvsa-
9nn ooe the proprietor cha made bis stOdy in
sr,tire of more than twenty yeI' % find remedy
vhercwh eounserset the ~ many dsrAsemsnts 10 when
h !. liable ~
bled With LrvrR ConrL Anr Any Of fs forms has but 10
fnm, remove sll morbid or tsa matter from Ae
~ stomach cans bling food 10 dses. well Pus
syws TEy Br oop Iiyios tone and hesh 70 the whole
machinery removing the csa~ of The 3'eA'e-eHeeor< nd
BILIOUS ATTACKS are cured. AID SH.r IS sIrrrA
PREVENTED, BY NE oeesnons ase " TIE LIVE h'isoA-
0ne So.e stsr sstir sa cen. relieve ibe s.us,h
.,d pr.v.rt the food from ne ling and sOuring.
Or one do.e taken before r-tirue prevent. NcRrx.Rs
Only dose tahen At nieht tossns The bowels geb-
Nv and cures CosrIvssrss L
Ons do,s taken after each meal will cure DYsPsFNL
One dote Of two essP on rIs viii A-ays relieve sicH
One bottle .,len sr female obsr ictiors the
Of the disesse, and mshss per fleet cure.
Only dose Immediately = relieves CoLIc, While
one dose often repeaed 10 sure cure for CHoLsRA NOR
Az, and 9 preventive of CHoLERA
Only oUe bottle needed L throw Ct The sy~em the
.6eets q medicine amer !onsl. sickness
one bottle taken for JiuE OIcr a. sAcwre's
One dc.e short time before eating gives vsOt 70 tie
aiFS iFs ss,e Cen repeated Cure. CHRONIC pIAnkssA h
-. worst forms while SuM = MIR and BOWEL complaints
a. nr .xo dosss ,gre a. tacks caused BY WoRHs In
.hldr.n there is no surer speefer remedy ts
world as II ssrv yala VI .
Ssx hotties cure DRoP.y by exciting the aesorbenta
We take pleasure in recon- mendnl this medicine as
,,.,s,,ive Tor YEvrR AND IAGus CHILL FLvER, snd al
FrvyRs Of BILIOUS TyPI Q operates With certainty AID
thou .snds willing 10 testify 10 its wouderal virtues
All who it giving their uIarimous testimony II n
favor -, -,
both 10 gether - ....-,o,,ron
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and 10 dahy
cure, almost great believe. l. by msse,
srr r 6y Soe giras and seldom thar one bottle
Is soted TO cure any kind OF LIVER Complaint from the wort
Ly.dir, or Dyspepd ~ Headache al Of which are
Me result Of . DISEASED LIvEa.
PRIcE 81 PER BOTTLE
Dr SANFORD Proritor No S<S Broadway, New YoIk
Ret,l AGENTS in New York: FREDERICK V. Rt5HTOS,
Nos 10 Ator House Barclay, ard at Broadway sorr
Canal and all Drufsists N the country.
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APPOINTMENT. By TIE Govrsss.USy - ana -. s,.h
me Carroll LesSy u Sosttfsld ssw
sppontmsnt p ,,,,.h, ~ u.,,s,..A ,e..rontueos
ssB,pian1n Rankin Of Brooklyn, resppoinmsnti John
yosIstsr Wser K. Payne, Brooklyn. new sPpsetmssiA
pnvn Lorenzo Arnold, Andrew kohler Ferdinand yssns-
,. oeorte L. Walton Stephen d. Ven eehstch rssSean.
mss.. John Ireland Edward Van Ness William L. "a
vim Norhrop Robert Nosh Nathaniel Foundation hesen
q Mills X ndrich, Thomas Pearson, new sgpootmen.
HILLsArE PILoIs-New. York-Hoeh y Asson ASS's" -
lockwood John II. Hal, new sppoHtmsSta
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CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver Of

CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver OF
y Mchnis Fs InSrHD9e me- GT%pc1y s1po Of hs ny q Sfs II:
vs., JAMES B. MURRAY, CHARLES BURIAL. GEoR9B
0PDVKE snd WILSON @. HUNT-forecio'ure sae..r i,n;
suant judgment or decree OF sale made IN 'ne "a Z, ~
York City Oct 81 1887 the Referee In sAd order ossa
public suction, the Merchants EIchanse n
fy on e January 1888 at IL O'Clock m OF thai day
b. oIins property msnts described in said decree
AL 'h. ssIt.n s @ Pie. , Of \ snS Being p.s
he and lately belonging the rector ana
cf Trinity Church commonly called the Cnuren 'In 80
eWeen Ie Roy and Morton streets cost Hudson by the
kttsr NJ and bounded Is follow to WA Beginning Pm ~
de norhery side Of LIE Roy street. distant thre hnhaea 40
inches from the corner formed o me ee
sry side Of Hudson and nohehy side OF lie hoy 10y
thence running norhey and parallel 70 hudson ee' Ls
s aid Soci between Le Roy and Morton streets !senoe
estsy along the said center line parallel 70 lie hoy Ge sho
s, Ten the ssssy o. ins ass asSe & .h
ey along the lands occsped by the German Luheran o
psnleIo Hudson street feet 'I inches 70 Le 10Y 10Y ,
.en,ywo fss. .Le plsce Of Beginning Terms HsA'
klowr oa tbe day Of ssle.-New Yosa Dec "a To- ps
CHARLES aWGa1TSHhAD, aGars Z XaSissy.
u. {. HALLIDAY, Auctioneer - - " ~ 70
7he Above Sale /. adjourned the 18th Of January lS
';ss 1;S9 at same HOMER RI STUART Referee.
The above sale adjourned 18th Of February. lS
'scsi s nSor same p'cea6DSssssaR 'iiaf Referee.
The above sale adjourned the 9Th Of PebrHy 'S -
'Sss s. Tn ~, ;.' U6Ssn resi r.
The above sale 10 adjourned to the 9Th day o. MACE
twelve O'Clock at noon, st ssns p.,eDstsd Feb ss
rSe .ss1 sst 50 i' ADJOURNED . th S.s o0sl st
Sb. HOMER H. STUART Rsre
The above sale is hereby further adjourned " the I'd day "
AP6 Pal T 'ne 'sTe n'uf fIS H6SER H. STUART Referee
The .boye ss l. Adjourned y nb April s5s hour ana
.Ys TunFso.ni3 nP'A H0uxR H. STUART Referee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEW-YORK FEMALE
RIRI.E SOCIETY

The forty-second anniversary of the New-York Fe-
male Auxiliary Bible Society was held yestsrdsy, at
the Bible House, Asor place, the Rev. DIR. BRIGHAM,
Senior Secretary Of the American Bible Society, pre-
siding After the residing of q portion Of the Scrip
lures by the President, the Rev. Dr. DYER made q
prayer
The report Of Mrs. Jacob lie Roy, Treasurer, was
read by the Rev. Mr. MCNEIL. We compile the fol-
lowino items from this document:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
DEM NsYLYANIA RAILROAD:M.

DEM NSYLV ANA RAJ ILROAD.-
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
cities with Western North western and South western SAtee
by continuous Railway direct This Road also onnects
Ysbnreh with daily lines Of ssmers 10 all ports on tne "e%
avn Rive and Al Cleveland ssnduky with the eamersto
cheap snd reliable by which FREIGHT can be forwded
10 and from the Great West ,,rrSp,,pou
RtTFS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FRsT Ass-Boots Shoes Hats and Caps BOOKS % oeD.s
DIV Goods lin boxes bales and trmks), Drugs 100 n
Nm boxes and bsles) Festhers Furs, 6c........:)
AvcoyD CLAss-Dornestic Sheeting. Shirtinf and
TYcius lin original bsles) Drugs lin cssks Hard ID eena
ware Leather lin rolls boxes), Wool and SneeP 1" o'
rs1' G..ts.c Steel CHn: IN casks. a, o.,.
Uenp Bacon and Pork sal.ed Qoose ofin sscks 700 ID.
Tohosoo manufactured sacept Cigars Or Cut &c
TouRrH CLAss-Cofee, Fsh, Bacon, Beef ana ro -. n,
Pork lin casks boxes Eastwsrd) Lafd ana LLa ,s
on. Nails sods Ash, German Cay, Tai, fmeh' y" "'
Rosn, ,&c......................'. ..'.......'''''''"|
FLoUR-75c y Dbl until further notice
GRAn-25. y 100 b until further notne. .r
CoIToS-e2F bale exceeding 500 weight snt u''oe'
In shipping good. from any port Of rh.dslp. Be- pan
culA 10 marx psek.se "Vs Pennsylvsnia haros Az
Pittsburgh Will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AsEsrs-HArs Wormey, Co., Memphis T-nn-
r. r. Sass Co., St. Louis; p G. O'Reny Co.. EvAnsnnne'
Ind Dumesnin Bell Co. and Carter Jewett Loqisvhle,
Ky; b. c. Meldrum, Madison, Ind II. Brown Co, aud
Irwin Co, Cincinnati; w. Graham Co., ZsnesvLe'
Ohio; Leech Co.. No 81 Kby st.. B,ston; Leech Co. Nc
2Astor House, EewYorf and No. 10 seuths, New Yorl
sDsedeI Philadelphia hAsrsv Koons, Baltimore; " u
II IL HOUSTON General FREIGHT Agent Phl.dslpaia
H. J. L0MBAERT. Superintendent, Altoona Pa
l.
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watches. Sc., amounting 10. ............. sslo W
Valuable gambling tables ivory CHECKS silver dealing eoS.e
urgAs sent 10 the psopey
clerk Tor .aGkrepn Various other valuable 0tic ciochs,
drugs books china war; Ac given ~ Dr. er BY order
the MsyCr and six m enterprises were broken sp and money
restored. .
Mr.. BowES-Thst is very creditable. l move that
a. soon ~ ten can be spared, they be added TO
the Mayors Squad. Adopted.
Msyor TIFM.NS-l have been handed the bill for
Officer Apdersons funeral. 1t is over 500. don't
know whether the Board is responsible for the amount
or not.
Gen. NYE-This Board never authorized this ex-
pepse, nor any expenditure whatever. Mr. Breyoort,
as one of the Committee certified TO some OF the
items; but this Board had nothing TO do with 1t.
Mayor TENANT suppose the bill ought TO be
paid Suppose you refer it to Committee Tor shsm-
nation and if found correct send it into the super
yisors X was 80 referred.
The Board went into secret session.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
THE Liver INVIG0 ORATOR,
PauInnD ~ Dn s.s,eah.

\, On of As Puvs and Liver Medicines sstre e
I'm. Nat s<s CsA1ys< essier midsr snd sfscsn2
Ssn my cshss neaein. l.s.I; . 10. ooy csa.s' bot
- h,n on he stom.sh and bs carry matter thss
s<.1 pshne purpose sseeaAy without Any e The pain
-, ss In the ration Of Csaays
he systsm the iae that parsss snd
vbsn daily moderate aoses VII rEepsAen and euiA
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Hteamboais an6 Haiiroa6s.

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
II pORT ana TALL RTvER-Tbe spcnd,d md ssp-noi
.s.r.y HMPIRE ATE Capt Jews leaves Ne. ioih every
TIITspAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, eeSen m
.nd az ST ATE OF MAINE Capt Brown aves New ORR
U.ree, no viii be regarded - secured - any sppoeAnf
unt;l The ssrpe ,hsi have been paid for -, ,,.
Er.i.ht forv arded thsosA VIII es 1'peeo oJ
Express Freh Tram A.. No. 70 ana :, u.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
n pNa ISLAND RAILROAD -Tr.ins e,irs

IL East esve Brooklyn for 0reenpo 3 SJcst y
&<S p for HeDp~tesd Of 10 m ,: - ~o ~ se "s
l.nnaScs II 70 u.. S:<a 5 3snd $50 M
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
N DELPUIA sa,d the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
fiTYMs and Express lines leave New York At and III m
and and o. M fafe e3 Through Tickets sold for Cnsnhso
and the West and for Baltimore Washington, Nonoak &C
snd through basg.Sp checked Warrington in and D. N
trims J.W. NOoDhorr, Assr~nl o Ii.S -
.hl eS 6n.,n minutes in advance Of the time Of lesvns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

Dyls.A Wese: u ~ . ,uns saus aA<r yos sf Bbss
IA hi Cor vbeh gave ne
y order spa. ycur sssss D-toA snd vh.a e ve con
shu6sd 10 Ma hAnns kAlr The ssr-st test OF ~
ppvsr II doe eli yos asuyrA Il would do nd
oAers s my hnEy and fnds having Witnessed s edeeia Az
uns and rssonmeDns ~ entitled % N
hghsss sopstArr.StSn you eiaim for L.
AsaiA vsiy respectfully nd suy ycer.
SOLOMON MANI
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TYP THE MED L + K K A N A N -
PLEASURE VOYAGE,
BY STEAMER ERICSSON,
A. Il. LOWBER, Commander.
The ERICSSON win leave New-York on sATukDAI' nay
l. at O'Clock p M, the above voysse-TogpdMns M o. oo
Iatat d.y Malta days. Alexandria days Jas tfor Jeroa
lem5 days Constsninope days Athens 6Hys Naples
days Nsr,e days An experienced traveller will accompany
Tie bp and make for the land travel Those who
INF. nd 10 TO- but paid should take imdi
stey unless 100 behs be paid for prior AP To- the amp
viii be- placed ON another route.
Full steamer fare for the voyage, $50
No Berth secured till paid for.
70, narticnlsr, spply 10 DUN3AM l. Co.,
No Is William. st., NewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

CAsLyis, III June q, lSz2
Inv ussd Prot o. J. wooDs Hair Restorative, nd Asvy
sdzuirvd Ne wonderful eSeet~ Ny hair e-eomns
thoosb< prestuefy gray bot BY the Of s Restorative
- rssunsd erena eorr And hsye no dceet p~ansn<G
q. BREEsE, ex Sen.sor U. s.
O. J. WOOD o., Yropn~tors, No. Ss Br~d~sy, ". Z.
On e,~s Nov Yorh Wire R&zx kshment Snd No IN
kAskes-a., St. Louis, No.
And soA bJ an coed 0ruees,s and Fancy Goods DeseSs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
II -

Il THE GREAT CEETHAL ROUTE = -
The Penn,yvspis Railroad st Pnsbursh with nl
road. and from st. Louis Mo Alton G.lens and Chicago n
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville Ky Teue Hsue Msdisos'
Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayton splne
Geld, Iefontsine sssdnsky Toledo, Clevelsnd Cosmous
Zanesve Hassilon and Wooser Ohm lso With the ssearn
pelet boats from and to New Orleans St. Louis Lcuisvk ana
Cincinnati
Through chets fer Eas. can be bad any the shove
mentioned places IN he Wet
Passengers VIII knd this the shoex mos. e1peuous noe
eonfortsbie between the East and Wet.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOuHA
FROM NEW-YORK 10 CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS
IRON NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN t6 HOUk1
Fare a. low szy other route.
See hand bills in The hotels Of this city 49,
Through Tichets further infomaoa may be bad o. -
once Of The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2Astor House, BrosdVsy.
January l. la9 J. l. ELLIOTT. Aren't
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
financial.
: o,TIpTrRLY REPORT.

NASSAU BANK-QUARTERLY kbfVnsssAU sse SassAU
n sTATENENT ,hcwins the toe eond'o % ,s rpornss of
Ban of New Yerh, Bsnhi.s A's-u 1sss
SATURDAY, The 18th day yoiama.sats Of m.,..t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Ap 1sw6wF Plaintiffs Attorney.

CUPREME COURT-JOHN JAY, Receiver Of
~ Mechanics Fire Insurance Company OF The ClT OF new.
fork AGAINST WILLIAM III. DE GROOTE and ALICE E his
wife Theodore r. De 0roote and Emma bis wife, James b.
Murray Charles Burial Ei.a Wee sdmin'trstr1 and eha5ss
Abeathy adminisra< Of John Wave deceased osore OP
dyAe and Wilson O. Huni-Pu"esnt to decree Of sale made
tie entitled scton special term OF the Sapee Cou
City Of New YorkAon the 3of ossoer fso the
Referee said named win sell at public auction az the
Merchants EIchse City on hs 9th day q Mach
o'clock Of that day the following describe
.ea e.,s. or land VII. Al that csIp lot Pss Or PAT pStes OF
bounded and asschbsd follows viz: Besnns S po,nt On
h. souhery hde of One hundred forty second , Instant
Gur hundred feet sm the souths'efy oones
OF One and forty secondst and Eeventhsv framing
aenee .outhery fine parallel with said sye91s to tas
center hne Of block between Onehundred and niM
g. and .eeond thence along said censrf
hue essery hundred feet thence southeny on hne
kl With said Eventhsv until It iner'ec, hs nothey mo .,
the Reed thence norheasery along ad nne OF
Blos1nnsds Read until it intesee1 the so9they ns
One red second th1ce westerly aong ne
souey Of Onehundredand o,y'econd TO tie Ps1e o.
iss HOMER II. STUART, Rsss'ss; l =,
CHARLES L. WHITEHEAD. Attorney. ts TnSru
The above sale Is adjourned 10 the 10Th M.Tcn isos
tv,lye o'clock psceDated 9TH Mrcn sss
,hs T,I , mi nh 20 HOMER II. STUART, Referee.
The .tove sale il hereby further adjourned the Sd day
nI AT the San, hour and Dated March 20 1883
TTnhcS TThF 10 sp3 HOMER H. STUART. Referee.
adjourned l7th April 1893 same hou sno
place Dated Sd April las - - or,,.,r n.
ape TuSF 70 spl7 HOMER H. slOAnl, heiee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Orean 6teamfrs, &t.

yTHE STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT will sail
i from Pier No. g. North River for SOUTHAMPTON aud
HAvRE on SATURDAY MORNING, April TO- at O'Clock
pcely will please embark their luggage on Friday
d. TORRANCE, Agent, No. D Bowling Green
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA, for
III LIVERPOOL.-The PERSIA. c. II. L. Judkns Com
msnde will sail from the COMPANY Dock 1sey NY ~s a
18th inst O'Clock precisely Passengers requested 70 %
on boa,d BY o'clock The AFRICA will sail on ,ne zo'n
Ana u. CUNARD No. Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

dsAsss sesl - cvsosl eols and essay s.d ., 1J<
seup vAs sCsAA Asv> fhr1r lAis hssuaha, sAt sess1
vsy t.y Nd pssshky yoSS o,,, NAM
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

- NEW-YORK-JOHN ANDERSON against GEORGE
DI'rCU-To GEORGE DUTCH the defendant You are here-
BY and required to the c1mpsn ths son
which filed Office of the Clerk Of the City aud County
OF the City Hall Of said City. on the oh day o
April and to copy Of snswer to the sAd com
plsin ON the his Office, number 81 Waee, IN
said city, within twenty after the service OF this
on you the day Of such service and II fail 10
answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the antf
seton will apply to the Court for the relief dema led ID
the com plsint.-Dated New Yoik, April g. 1883
CHI AkLES III. GLOVER
PLAINTIFF Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
ffgaI Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County o New York notice herby given 10 all pr
sons having claims against DAVID DAVIES, late OF the Oty
York builder deceased 10 present the same with yooche"
the the Office f w. J. ROOME, ESQ,
No les West street in the City Of New York on or before
the seventh day Of June nsItDsted Newfork the twenty
seventh day Of November, 1851. - , $4,000,
dflaw6mF MARY H. DAVIES, AdnhnfsTs'h-
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYorh notice hereby given to all per-
sous having JOHN JOSEPH, late of the Guy Of
the with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber at his Office the Of llthav and ih
st. In City Of NeYork before the twenty eighth Gay
of Jun. the day OF De-
cssnber, 1857 ABRAHAM CtMmiNDo
25law6nF bieeu'of.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

Stolen property recovered valued a. eco es
The money refunded on bogus tickets,
h. b. ns IN t9
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

NJOTICE.-The Interest on the Capital Stock of
NJ WIpREN RAILROAD COMPANf Of New J.rsey,
ending March 81 1858 st the rate Of 81 cent
p~r snnsm win be paid by the 0pde signed to The parties IN
boss names tha ssrne registered on tns ase c theu
.go.r representatives the oce OF the LSNr
s5ns and Western Railroad Company No d wal New,
W. an ar .nsr April IS which time the transfer nook wh
sms on vi @D'' Np w L. WARREN, ASeas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Inteiiigencer, while avowing no dispo-
sition 10 modest the Union for its free comments
upon that ancient Journal, sets the "ofhcial
paper" to the task Of retaining from their
alterations certain aneng the leading Demo
cratic journals of the country which have re-
Gently taken occasion to express themselves,
with regard to " the central organ" in terms
of contumacy and independence.
Further, the Inteiligencer, in rspablishing
an article exculpating the Administrator from
the charge Of extravaganza in collecting the
revenue at Buffalo, says this much in justice ::
eve can readily understand the necessity and
appreciate the motives for retaining custom
house police, Tin order to protect the revenue
from fraudulent importations,) at many points
where the actual receipts from imports may fail
greatly below the sums ex pended for custom
house purposes
The Union continues its comments upon
Judge Douglas; thinks that the uncurrent
Democracy will not pass the more freely be-
cause of the endorsement of Mr.. Reverdy John
son. Upon the issue of Douglas or Lincoln,
Lincoln or Douglas, it confesses to serene
indifference.
The Union, also, writes the following epitaph
upon the tomb of the Hon. John Hickman,
'funetuS offcio -
Thus, one by one; the deserters from the DEM
ocratic party meet with their deserts"
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Further from Eurepe,

The steamship Pacific, from GALWAY. with
dates to the aith August arrived at 81 Johns YES
tsrday, I'd inst.
of August. " 'He o'n
The barque Champion had arrived q, cf.,.,
tar, with the family of Mr.. Stanback IN. x,
can Consul, recently murdered at Jaffa
President Buchandns message to Ouee, VI
toria was published In London on the o2d ~,
The London papers criticise unfavorably the las;
Paragre ph.
The Commandment Of Jeddah by the British
LOOK the French Government by surprise but er :
lissier re-
Ine News says there is more simple dignity
IN INC queen message, but great praso Of
thought in the President,s' with ne,L,ns ~
OF ambitious straining after effect Al.o ih., a.
bad been better had the President omitied shs
last paragraph. ~''so 'no
The Times believes the cable to be q op,,.,..
OF perpetual peace between the two co5otr,ss
The Liverpool Mail warmly endorses The n,o
Ject for Geographic cable from the north Of i,o
md to Belle Isle, thence along the cost Of Lab,
IL Is runiored that the abdication the KING NJ
Isa j. absolutely necessary, as his disease is
.'I,,s.., ~ Is fesred that event win hurry on
- Ins Cnina peace dispatch lacks positive con-
ninsnOn but u is generally cfeditsd In Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

FROM CTAH-Dates from Utah to the 9TH of
August, have been received at Leavenworth The
Utah Indians were committing depredations
The annual elections for territorial and county Of
heers took place on the I'd Of August. The DEM
ocrats Of 6 Teen and River counties elected their
whole ticket by an average majority of eighty
VIM. Osborne was elected to the Legislature
The late appointment by Gov. Cumming Of pro-
bate judges for CURSOR and Green River counties,
caused some disSatisfactiOn among the Mormons
but all was quiet at the departure Of the mail
Thirty soldiers had deserted, and Captain Tracy
was on trial for INSTRUMENTATION. Col Hoffman
had been ordered TO Oregon, with the 9th regi-
nlent of infantry The road from the DEVILS gate
to Bridges was strewn with dead cattle But few
Indians were seen on the route. The rivers were
ali low! MAJOR sherman's battery left Leaven.
worth on the I'D for Fort RidgeIy.