davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1858-09-17
STILL ANOTHER FIGHT.
DeciNlve yietorv.

By gentleman who arrived in town yestcr.
day, from the Columbia River, we learn that
another battle has taken place with the Indians,
this time by Col. Wrights command.
On the 3D. inst, the advance guard Of Col.
Wright's command met about $50 Indians fifteen
miles this side Of Spokane River, and, after short
but decisive action, completely routed them /;
killing seventeen Of their number, who were left
on the ground, besides others who were carried
of. One squadron Of the cavalry sabred six
Indians, and the other five The Minnie rife
is said to have done great execution at long
distances.
But one man in Col. wrights command was
slightly wounded-none killed.
The main body Of the Indians were encamped
on the Spokane, awaiting the advance of Col
Wright's command. The whole force was to
move to that point on the 9th inst
, 1858-09-17

ever u uie i"ct' Chuer 'he provisions oI the
treaty oi !eto' inc company own ana 'ho'd
number oil ioi's ana posts ana trading houses situ'
ated IN our territory toee'her with large stocks
Of horses saeep and cattle Lord Napier has
'een "u'nOr'Zeu 70 SeL u'e en''re ol th's prop
cry i'r 'ne sum oi SOV''V'V' winch Is consid'
e'eu " oo"Pe'e"'Ju's.s " "e very eneap' SeV'
erai IN !e'n'gs were he'u On 'he SUBJECT AZ the
State department during the last winter, and
'ne Secretary 0' 9'a'o was favorable 70 the pur-
chase out there was doubt as to the disposition
oil Congress to make the necessary appropriation,
and therefore the sale was not elected
The annexed items are from the Washington
correspondents Of tho San Francisco Herald,
under date Of Aug 4th: f..
Mr.. Nugent left this city to-day, on his return
to California, with an appointment from the Pres.
ident as Special Agent Of the United States for
Vancouvers Island and its vicinity. He is in
structed It is said, to represent to the Americans
in that region that they will receive the protec-
ton Of the Government as far as possible, but
that this Government cannot interpose in civil
questions between them and the British authori. |
ties. Mr. Nugent takes letters from Lord
Napier to Gov Douglas, in which he informs that
OificerOf the course adopted by the British Gov
ernment in relation to immigration into and COM
merce with Vancouvers Island and New Gale
donia, and urges the necessity Of abstaining from
any acts towards our people which would produce |
international disturbance.
The last packet brings us intelligence Of the
passage Of the Bill for creating the colony Of
New Caledonia, and the next mail will bring the |
news Of the organization Of the Colonial Govern
ment and appointment Of officers. Lord Bury, |
sou-in-law Of Sir Allen McNab, is talked Of as
the Governor.
Governor Stevens Of Washington Territory, |
and Gen. Lane of Oregon, remain here to look
after the interests of their part Of the Union,
and It is fortunate that they arc here
Gov. Stevens and Gov. Lane are active and efi-
eisnt in their efforts in behalf Of VIGOROUS pro-
secutiOn Of the war against the hostile Indians.
Now Is the time, they say, to strike blow that
the Indians will feel, and which will put an end
to all hostties. 'aeff isN 10 it'.H '..
The Executive Government watches with in.
terest the results Of the Frazer River excitement
Should It be maintained, a strenuous effort will
be made TO give protection to immigrants for that
region on all the overland routes which they
may prefer Some will take Stevens route, and
the route through Utah will best suit for others
Some parties have actually started from Mime.
sofa lnall our southern Atlantic towns parties
are forming Tor emigration TO the land OF promise.
kan lat v.a1 ~
, 1858-09-17

r. VIZ SIAN be pleased TO furnish masters Of vessels and
ehsrs outward bound, with fun hes Of the hEAAiD on app
cation a this once.
, 1858-09-17
L. p. FISHER.

I7IX Washington st., san Francisco
u auhOred the Agent Of IN receiving ad'
veFssmens AID subscriptions 10 San Francisco and collect
Ing and recslptug for the same. cu,p,rs pposcu
, 1858-09-17

CAUT1ON.-An persons are Hereby cautioned ,raln,t
~ trusting giving credit 70 any one in nv name Wlthons
40 order from my hand, a win pay debts 20 eoniracied
So:u TIIOS TOIIENTfRE
, 1858-09-17

Mons sIEANEns.- eunard, the great English
sssanship king. advsrtsss IN British journals the
contemplated establishment Of steam communi-
cation with vancOuvef's Island, va the Isthmus
, 1858-09-17
NEW ARRIVAL.


p. KEACH,
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN FRAN.
CISCO per steamer Constitution oers for sale, al As
lowest cash prices, large and well selected
STOCK OF GOODS,
Suited the wants Of farmers miners and the town trade
My stock selected with care; and my expenses are vvy
small determined to sell goods cheaper for CON- dust or
country produce than other store Puget Sound Miners
particularly requested to call and price my goods before
purchasing elsewhere as intend give them good deal Of
grub for q little dust.
have Jus. received, per steamers Constitution Columbia
, 1858-09-17

PLAsro MAcunE-Fhe W D. Rice brought
from New York Planning Machine for Messrs
Baleh 4 Weber, which win Be put up and
worked u connection with their saw-miII at Ms
qualIy, = - ts't esg aHa
, 1858-09-17

cHpncH Bn1--Among The articles brought
up By the " p Ries Is q bell designed for our
church. Its weight Is 4sO pounds, and cost
ea56.
, 1858-09-17

clsco "
, 1858-09-17
WIstar's Balsam OF WIId Cherry,
TIE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN

DerA hEmEDt bNEh hNOnN
FOR Coughs Colds Asthma, Group, Bronchitis Huenza Bleed
Ing Of the Lungs Dcul Rreahlng, Pain or Weakness Of
the Breast or Side, First Stages Consumption, &c.
In Short this Basam pc uary adapted every disease
Of the Lungs and Liver.
Wild Cherry has long been known possess mpo rtant me-
deinAl Properties This fact familiar every marOn In
our land, and Physicians Oen prescribe In different forms
Tor variety Of complaints Tar also has been equally noted
for lis vrues and physicians whose fame familiar to
the whole country have gone far declare that even
Consumption could be cured BY that alone 10 other hands,
again, was nearly valueess owing doubt their gnor-
ance In preparing and administering IT. dculy now en-
rey obvated BY patient experience and long experiment
The extraordinary medicinal powers possessed by these two
substances now for the st time, combined and embodied
10 DR.. WISTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY. by nice
chemical process thing deleteous useless rejected
30 that what remains the most extraordinary and truly en-
eacOus remedy for all kinds Of pulmonary aud liver diseases
ever known TO man.
CAUTIoN-As there are many Countersita look Wen Al
the signature before purehasng take none unless the name
Of Sanford Park Is engraved on the outside wrappera
others are base iHlitationa o.. .
Sold BY all Druggists and country msrchants
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents. to whom an orders
should be addresrd is3 Washington street. San Francisco
Also, Importers and Wholesale Agents for all GENUINE Pa
TENT MEDICINEs which offered TO the trade at reduced
rates forcash. Ian
, 1858-09-17

Us Dnllnu Counr--Dnrins tho past Tort
nishl lhs D s Diadct- Court fdr de Second
Di1lrisl h.s ben n session a Olympia, Judss
o. b lllladdm presiding. Many Of he hmil.
~ hcls of elslacoom are absent IN consequence.
and lho ib0h hAa seemingly been mars than nsn-
aly dun, though N reality Il vah not 20; or our
ncrchnoiI have been busy rlosiving and aslprt-
lns I1r1p n1dIlians % lheiE stocks Of goods, By
ro1url nrirnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

BpAJIsFORD-Or Friday Nov. s. Ju's, wife Of William
Brairiord Of Georgia and daughter oil Ina H. anu 'e 'e
The ra,ye and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend The funeral at avay Church Fourth avenue
snd Twsntyfpt street. Sunday Nov. az 0cocs ~
without further invitation
BLACK-On Friday Nov after short illness Eliza Black,
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
the funeral on Sunday afternoon st oeo = iToa TIE
Of her mother Ann Morris No lls Orchard street.
BAKER, Thursday Nov Alfred Baker in the 5ith year
of bis age. ,... r H. ,r IL. .h oss.e,. and
enber Of Eighth Company National Guard respectfully
invited 20 send the funeral from the residence Of hs father
ln.on Baker No. 2i2 Fourth street Washington square
on Saturday afternoon at O'clock without further invitation
BEAMAEIn this city Friday Nov. s Capt T. NJ Beauian
aged Al years.
CARI-At Yiusbins Lonr Isard Thursday Nov: John
Only child Of John !. and Hannah A. CARL eyed year. 10
months aud - days
DwIGHT-At Morri.aniu Thursday, Nov g. NJ A. Dwight
aged 81 years formerly u this city.
COULD-In this city, THURSDAY Nov. OF consumption
Era, ci. T.. Gould, IN the 18th year Of hi. axe
His friends are respectfully Ieqge'iea 70 seha s t
father Thomas &. Could Nc. q Tompsus street HIS ie-
will taken to Huntington Long Island, Tor niemen'
HOLBROOK-At No 1872 Allen street, on Wednes4ay Nov .
George Edward, infant son Of George and May hoooos
aged months.
JOHNsoN-At No 1873 Wes Thirty sixth street. on THURSDAY
Nov Of CONSUMPTION '" aia johnson, aged u years na-
tive Of Sweden.
hILLER-suddenly Of Group Wednesday Nov. Lousa
Miller youngest daughter OF John aud Eliza Mer aged 10
yosrs months az IS days ,
The relatives end friends of the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral the residence Of her parents No lo7
Washington street jersey City, on fndAJ afternoon a.
HLLER-In this city NJ Carrie wife Of Osborne Miller,
esq., aged "A years
Portland Ne, IsIers please cory.
NcGOWEN--A No 535 First avenue, Wednesday Nov .,
Lawrence McGowen, aged 70 years
POPE-In Brooklyn, Thursday, Nov w H. Pope, aged
SO
wILsoN-In Brooklyn. on Friday morning Nov. s, Elijah
His friend. respectfully invited to attend Lis funeral on Sun.
day 7h inst O'Clock from his late residence corner
Of Gates and Rail avenue, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

,rary ar frm a. s.I6y.. Grad. :, .-,,.
re firmly Comma R.ss 4 ssn Ard h-.s, !. ~
~ 81. y slt n delivered. The MEDIUM ana 6.e r-,
fair .qses' a, fuh previous a.. u 90 ~, Srs
o. - 4 - n .na 90 c.. White IS rni.-.'.
~ 80. 20 ss ne greatly reduced AID Pne.. a.,
OILs-L.u-..a co-,nnrs - droop w,,ou. e,.,.
the csmsno; ss,s 81 80 ga Ansrc.n A. 6isss. an
and * 40 g. % bhs Crlce Whs~ 8. -. .uu.,ss ga
are maintained ~.k increased fnnnr,.. ..l., 81 =. ~
or io' tel. 90 -. p a. PAS es.h In so.-~
rot ssru q any s.s the fr the w.. ..
Bedford couprs- 80 bbl,. 81 A4si p. ss, Me-
- ., and "a. a; & -, oa.a. Oih-r kiras ~ a.
PRotlslONs-rhe Pors mark, /. r..h~, IT,.
nard ]. uodrtsis TT - home trade .'-. u IS 81,
TOT uuin.r.cied cry Nrs. <ls "a rhia Ma, 80
slssr; <l7t 81 81 tor Western Me- saa xi5 sss..s
frn'-'se aver r-'- for su.ii = Beef il r~s,l,, -
Country Prime 80 80 = for do Ns.. s,sessS 5
PACKED Ass and Si?1 IS f,r extra do Prirs 49,. W \
W. e' OF u. 'o- .oins forwari ffom fret tana. r.,
o.. N'aiy sales q u" hbis Ga for Stse ara ID M
cnoitr vermont Sunu.p. Bacon !. Del .gs - ~
Meats Az qui' 'Al-s 81 oi Hams a, Zee aud shouls
p,,"ss n.' ar m i-msud 81 s. doi sad .nA, ". a -
cni'a al 'c Lard "a -ss sciiye ans close. rather
81 o1V oos al ic iur Nee, aai ia. dlCfc. as Ot
30 oui'er !. In good demand and Il. 6rrasr-
7laS.c. "as's
RICE 10 dull and rather heavy. We quote =, sssu.,
sPIRirs-Cry Al'os5 Command. usy,.
s''ndy Su 81. r5- spi"i' are qao,e st 1sGs aat
SALT-W- notice sale. q LOO ,,r,. ,;,,,,l ,,.,,
L Oar >. p'r sip rctc private ,.rms ,ns 81
Ashton a, - ~, ~aich s. t.~sr '"' -" ~
I,elNs
hbds nearly oil Cuba st6d7tc snd So sors. u..a N
v,te terms hshaea az" quiet aui ,'eaiy ani,her-
doug n 'oa. s'ade. Sales also i 90 bors, ~.
gle ard 81 bids Mrl-do ~ ~. "'hiS
SHOT sell slow ~ s'szdv fatas.
sPtLl Err IN goo -erry, aud !. Ia, A..,,
&C. Il. a'i. rate foT Job lofs. iTom .tor. 80
shlNS-Ttv market, euih ~ Goat and Dee, 49,. -, .
but Ticrs are without esssntisl chaur. 10y r~i
StEDS-Calcu "a Lii seed /. .;.aav ana q, y...
sail. Of ~" bags IN Boston Al 81 IS bash, c,sh '
sflSEs-Nr p'tlc' % a i've nogen-ht Cu.i. i,e,s
aIof,on L. 'iil,r sA g." ~ csss sni 23o r,At. p,-
export A. 2:d1Sc., nsny The srn-r ssurr pm ~
TosACCo-Ih.rei GOOD demand price, srs r..s, ..,
q a. hhds Kentucky az lie; 1888 h.s Hav.p, ~ - "-'
cuba % e.'e' sseslsaf a. ,dlse So s.s, -
1874 tsrs 90 private terms. e'' ~
TIS-Rluck Tin I. in limited rcqnr-. Ara c-,,-., . =,
q, pc for strs's ard g7ic. for BsncA cs.h Pls,
duh and heavy At our act quotations " "
TALLDM-Thc fs mana Is QUIT. brisk and N. nah. .
hru; sales II 80 bbls prime, to arrive At lOc Roo b.
steady at Go, ,ssh
WnlsKf-The market. firm. The demand Is far. a, ~,
Geo hhls. e, ?2d.2tc the latter for bbl,.
MHALEBONF-Ihe market 2. devoid Il animal "a IN a..
sequence Of tie extreme price, demanded which, ar = a.
part, are entirely nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
Arrived.

stcsmship Montgomery, Crocser, Savannah H'.,k,ss
'isnss With sn'nip Thomas swan "'H ''''
steam hip Jsn,.town, Parrish Richmond, ae' "''
s,,sm'hip psl.l Webster Miner, Efz,bethpor-M,.
Ship Cultivsior Russell, Liverpool Oct mdse' 'A'r
Williams & 0uiOn. All well; one onh, no o,s.H' zys
e,s mp Wet 10Y. Va. Of The lsh..bp Tss
a. 80 bsnIsd ~ .bor. on aeooHHt Of thick weaiasf -
owed into Quarantine, lat night BY s'eaHi'Hs A'A'
BAH Jo.eph Hale Cof Portland, ae merrill, Cara,
o. coal % Bremen aud Hamburg stfsui nav 70 "a
~ Deauo Oct. a. lat a., on ~ 3d. saw alp AZ
cb.i,e,.as' bound T. OF. Is ard D. lat. - 80 os
6esvy gale. from T. S. Il. 70 4. \. 4 split sails ~"
Sir. Galnair CroweIl, Boston days, mdse 70 nsfs
sem Alfred Bsrrst,, Jones' Boston FOR Albany
schr. -Four Brothers. Chase Nev Bedford, IN o.ls T
Schr. CTsoe Foster, Mschiss days, lumber 70 A''~
bot s Co Cdf
sehr. sylvsnus, Allen, Boston days, nad'e. to D. y
sohr Keren H.ppsch, Kelly. Boston days, 6'b.
schr. Saginaw CT, .by, Boston Or Albany
sehr. tilrn RodmsD, Bowman, New. Bedford.
schr. osze.s, Rogers HArwich for Norfolk
schr. Gen Taylor, Jones Beverly, tsn.
Schr. Benjamin STANDARD Doane. Oloaestsr h'D'
Sehr. 81 A fiilsr-th. HildIctb, s,onihf,1n-
seIr. J. o Ireland. Baaer, Albany for Bo,ton
sehr. Albany Alien, Albany for Providence.
sohr. Gre,is ian, Mathews, Ropdoui for B9sten.
sohr. Bsrps;abe, Gorhs,n. Kea4oo, to5 Bo.:om
sloop j r Wsisce Thrs.hsr. Taunton, ndse. MAJ as
Steamer Boston. seIew. psii.dsphis and W re.
and Pass % r. Perkins ExnefieIeee hrsNJ " "
al anchor % hours under Cap. MAJ "a. no
BELow-ship ,. B. Cutting. Pot, Liverpool o.
and pass.
WIND-At sunset, ". N. Z. - ~
sALEp--ship Isaao WnsLi, MsTshil, Tor L'sT ,os ~
HoEus. Cartwright, Tor Hong h"rsi Ihs'e'' '"' -.
ssiJ.a from Qrsssn,Es--ship- samuel Adan'' gay
s I'D from the Lover B.ys'-a'..hp EnR 6s.y ~ y
h.r Hasaus and N.- -Ofl-sI.; shy Ahi]oni ""'''
don; bark J. j. CobO, P.tels'r, fos Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE CULTIyATOR IN A GALE.

The packet ship Cutivator, which arrived yester'
day. on the 9th ult. when off Sable Island on the
northern edge Of the Gulf Stream, encountered very
severe gale from S. S. E. which eventually increased
to perfect hurricane, backing gradually from the
north and northwest scud before It under two close
reefed topsas and fore topmast staysa for 20 hours
The ship then preached TO starboard and the main
opsai was blown to atoms in instant got her be-
fore the wind again and scud for half hour longer,
when she again preached to port, aud the fore topsa
was blown to pieces. Lost starboard quarter ie-boat
and had one other boat badly damaged. The cabin
was flooded and the cabin-doors house-doOrs, poop
ladder ard bulwarks were washed away or stove 10
pieces, when Size lay TO; headed to eastward for -
hour until moderated enough to ship to south
westward. The fore aud main courses had been
own from their gaskets TO ribbons. On the 81 inst.
passed Fire Island at II in fresh easterly gale;
continued on until about - miles from Sandy Hook,
when not beii able TO meet with plot, she hauled
of TO the southwark in company with the ship West
Point. Tie wee her was tnck and rainy. Yesterday,
4th. about % niles south Of Sandy Hook saw ship
f. b. Cutting. Took plot this morning from boat
Mary Taylor No. s. when IL miles south Of the High
lands, being then in tow Of the steamtug VIM ii.
Webb, Capt. Hazard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
Rcpoyfe1 bv Ta,gro,s


BuriNoRv Nov S-FLoUE steady, Ohio and uowr' e.,
g. WHEAT stssdy. CoES unchanged. WHIsSV ssa
Bacon SIDES &c.. Shoalte" Z. BUN Meats, G,sse
White. : SGs 50; Rrd. ri lsa* - Con Sa
WHISKY steady o, D.
Osw,Go. Nov. Sep m.-FLoUR steady war,r wis.
bush 81 q for Rec Indians = fd ~ ID for wAs Ca.
dian. CoEN advanced .9Sc. sales 9 bush choice lint
private OATS aud RYE gie,. FsscHrs dali lai
changed Cor,uuedS wind prevents the arrivals ofv-
CANAL EXPORTS: 100 bbls. FLOUR, Jo busa Wheat M
bush Com. 50 bush. Peas
ALBANY Nov s. 6p m.FLoVs 'ontnues Jul receipt, as
Wheat dun and heavy only sale, 1000 bush. White Nj I,
at 81 % CoS buoysnt, ,ud heli firmly At an siv4ns
q. the osns prcc sales 2hH bush AZ osc BKLT rsi
duh ard fiat; sale. to-day Of 1900 bu.h At sc for ~ 'Ao
from store, aud 7eGSoc for + n''fo"rd sHlrM ma
22O0o bush Corn. 500 bash. Wheat
CHICAGO, Nov % p m.-fLoue quiet WHr.r fru. Cos
.5,sr,S ~ .aes At ssr oars firm snlPNgxrs-r, Bus
bush. Wheat. RECEIPTS. SEQ bbs Flour 300 bush Wa,
Bufr,Io. Nov So o m-FLouR In general demand ~
the interior and inquiry or through shPneo, nan,
finn and unchanged s,cs go Dbl. at ~ cigts
common choice superfne 81 so ~ 30 for koa . ehos
surerne S4gdfsl.I for good To choce extra. tSsttii
for double WHEAr I'm fair demand an nsrsst very TN
+ IL. for white Michigan. aud GATOR prime white Cst,
CORN active. in pau for Canadian account aud nNssi -
Sal, O'0 bu.h opening a. zoe aud co.;ns arm ~.
sales of otter Grains WmsgY steady st c Canal Esrsb
AZ sSc on Flour he Wheat aud lie Corn 20 Ns l
REcEIFrs'.l77 hbls Flour, IS 30 bush Wheat ltO "a
Corn l7oli bush Barley. 1919 bash Oats sa'PsHrs-'n
bbs Flour 10 872 bush. heat, "a 800 bush Com fI.
Barley. 49,
CINCINNATI Nov. 5-FLouR-More demand for new. Watr
steady; Red gr White 81 ob Cnss-ylc. w WA
OATS firm al sass WHISKY dull at l7.c Hoes sa'' s
SIS u.s. Tor future delivery LARD 100
NEW ORLsANs Nov. 5-rhe Americas adyces has eil*i
decline IN the price Of CoTroS IL tdlr sales toty -
bales &C. 4 Mddng the sales Of the week sfi apH'
bales the receipts Go Gee and the exports ~ 600 Resg
this port ahead of last wear, 10000 bales do o. oil sog1
ports 3s7 SEQ balls Stock 2ls,So hsles agsns ~ 81
wear MoLsssEs, 27c. CoRs 7nc. Rio CoyTgr-saes Il .
week 80 basslat prices ransng from l0i 10 t.. 90
81 500 bags ssaDst ~ 500 lastyes fkEisnIs-co,on' ~
erpoo ltS2d and to Hsvre l5l6c. Sterling ExeHbsS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.",,,''


stesmshr-viro, MeGmsan, Liverpool, j. o. pa, IA, st
ships-M NoitebohD, Lamb SsysDnsh bsyth n"'
Agnes (Bren.) Schellns Trieste, ". Y. SchndL r. n.
Bssks-R A. Allen, Robbins. Savannah, Dsml o. d.
Thomas, Hrsrne Key West, Bennrr Dcssr n'." =.
Kline City Point n NJ Freeman Co Charles ME-, ge :.
Hp PhiladslI hia McCrsdy Mott Co Psmph,iia w.
Csrdenss, Mora. Bro. Navajo Angler tbLb hh' i-
N r., II l.. kouth sons ~ NJ .
Briss-Fianr ali, Crsshou. Baltimore j. w askes a.
Kesn OBJ, Rlch.s Halifax, y. y, Hamilton BIOS M"
Post, THOMPSON, Matauzss y. b. Lnns D..
Schooners-MaIine Meuihew, " lminson, T. -,
Lsruk.h Brown Berwick Cay, X S s ~. ca.mssri
Boston N.s.rsoi'. Harrison Jones, Gorn.An Ian -
b L. seair; Art-Iop. tBrD Doughty, ST Ande~. 81
ST. stephen McGrssor ST. S'epien, Jed ryeI NJ.
fBr h. Wslfdrd st. Miehael., o. H. Buleyi = A. - o..
srshsrb Baltimore J. W. MsKee T.. sessr, AshJ 'Arye
e,ls Bsnuer & ID. ak.; Nicsnor Parker, Bsnsor -
ENTERTAINMENT shaw, Phlsaephia, --.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

bnn b.sS q. Man Other cents realized ve-y good
prices making a total Of si2s 60 for = cents. -,
Si,ce the circulation q; the new nickels con coz
lec,ors hav. been eagerly searching for rare c"ppe'
# Inc Ola kind. for they ~il loon be very scarce.
W. - - ore collector who boasts of every copper
known TO be struck in America, except three or fonr'
Nuuisme,ics has D. come a. much rage a. opera
going chess-playipg, ealing on the Delaware loving
on he schuyhin, or exercising 10 The gyH gym -nai
and tine voisries Of this fancy pur-ue II WITH ]ea
and ardor worthy Of the immortal Oldbuck One coz
ctor was interchangeable enough TO pick ut OF Deariy
one hundred thousand cins cabinet OF i".r or u.
hurdred which he considered al east worth sJfl but
n., eer he had uale the selection h pre- nses were
broken open. and the rare and precious come were
carried oil by some rascaly burglar, who walled them
a. about the price Of old copper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06
THE JOSEPH WALKER CASE.

SUPERIOR CoURI--Tsr,L TERn-Nov. 5-before Judge
PIFgREPOkT.
A WITNESS OFFERED $500 AND A SUPER TO SWEAR
FALSELY
Barnes Dodge ast Fernando Wood Walter X Jones, 81 al
The trial Of this case continued to-day. Mr..
Edward Thompson, one Of the witnesses, swOre that
lie was a stevedore by occupation, and was employed
by Mr. Dodge in In. Summer Of 1855 to work upon
the ship Joseph Walker. lie continued to work there
until she taken away. Mr. Jones, one Of the de-
PENDANTS came to him and said, Let go and take
drink" They went TO liquor store, and jones said
to Thompson thht if he would go into Court and swear
that the vessel could have been raised 90 days sooner
than she WINS, he Jones would make him handsome
present of $500 aud would also get up supper for
him and his men at cost Of $500 also, that he
would see that Thompson was never out of employ
n emf as long as he lived. Thompson replied that he
would not take such an OATH and would not swear
falsely for the vessel and all her cargo.
The rest of the testimony coroborates the facts re-
gacdng the case which already well known to the
public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

Ire Bonds of the Cry of Dubuque offered for sale
by Messrs ,rse & Co.. No. IL William street, We're
issued to the Dubuque Western Railroad Company.
They bear 10 y cent interest, and will be redeemed
by sinking fund of =, 500 = annum after 1861 H.
vested in these bonds by the Railroad Company. Du-
buque one of the most honrshing cities on the Mis-.
sis,ppi River and Is opposite Duplieth the terminus
of the Illinois Central aud Galena Ralroad The debt
of the city is $s07,67S. The taxable amount to
81 OCO0oo The increase for the present year is es-
timatet at 1880. Expenses slOj,OOo. The city
has assets to the amour, of S'j5,SD in railroad
shares real estate, Sc. The City Councils have re-
Gently voted not make any further issues OF bonds
To railroads.
The amounts at the several depositares subject to
the draft Of the Treasurer of the United States, the
2jth of October were a. follows: