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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06
Baton Rouge ffaam Ferry.

~ ~~E '~F@I-E DkI
TyH NEW STEAM, FERRY BOAT. -
l. SUM soyIH will leave Ba. eIIIsE1 u
toTs Rouge at o,eIook, A. ii, during ;Ae a aEsss-nssysr
Winter months, and at do'clock during the san,r7er.
and ply regularly during the DAY, N interval u.
fifteen minutes vii! take ltaca between thu tripa FIRM,
either side. @~ -. -
The boat will leave the Baton Rouge side On hen
sast trip at sun-down. and rennaiu Ava minutes ,oas1
MI the oRpaslte side; after which, PERSONS 2eeiron q ct
crossing before sunrise flszt morning vii! he tffen
over in shifs at double rates al fa4ria ge, aceoryEfpg to
contract.
fS~ s0 contracts .'il De made for tcvriags by ttir
yeat Or quarter, but in os<ier tt salt tpe gpnv s1f;erea
OF those whose business tr pleasure oausSa She fa
guent cruising ef.esther themselves or servants.
. sIassage Tickets sll ~ said On tbe boat in pnek..
agss Of t~entE five fer Fear JtolI4rs. being Z assecz q.
Of twenty PR cent. on The establishes, ratas..
- j" ANsH'D 4<ARkEfAM l. 60.
n'sh14 y 81. -z~@ Proprietora
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06
DENTAL NOTICE

DENTAL NOIICE.
|lk-T. FAY, has re opened his o,siea
waSa De" materials, improved instr n,ants and
~sth AL OF Tue 1sw improvements ia the ,frrssas; VA
oasfi,s more perfect 'rofk at prices to suitth. 49,
rss,as s&eo2G noo@-orr--0ees II Ills r~es:aeuca a.
Iert ut
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06
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India Rubber E.rsetr~

hH1o1s EEItiHH- =
aEEI IN STORE, Of e. &. 9 and TO tn.h
3 at'a 4 ply. / caa fnrnish any size sesas
~ ~ az aasaE1 hatee, ft,1ra Inch ply, tB a6ireh ".
sns. ana " s'sansfor Y %laAttlss for The feIhiawit,y r.,
so1s; II has 4 perfectly sraoot. and .van n',r,,cs
IL selao'p requires tightening nscrs than onct' f
MHt &twa.s fan Etrafsht, ana wish 8 ncr tge; hnsr;ns
o. tae po1ieFs- It is stronger aud more burial - 80
aeaanss, ~ can te eonstant!y run In wet placax ~
exposed 70 the svssthaE, Without inyary, and al ~ m,4 ~
oe.'sna; al cost Of orr third Us thar fezth{r
4. BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

LEONARD SCOTT & CO..
No 81, Gold Street, New York.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-11
seIsttea postrp.
LOVES SEASONS AND REASONS.
BY CHARLES MACK4Y.


Hove my love in spring time,
For beauty fresh as May,
For checks like early roses,
For eyes as bright as day;
For breath like balm of lilies,
For smiles like sunrise clear
love my love in spring time,
And love her all the year.
love my love in summer,
For promise warm and true,
For truth like monday throwing
\ light on old and new,
For wealth of bloom and freshness,
And shady comfort near;
Hove my love in summer,
And love her all the year.
love my love in autumn,
For fruit of gentle deeds,
For wisdom to be garnered
To serve our future needs;
For virtues ripening ever,
Like harvests full in ear,
love my love in autumn,
And love her all the year.
Hove my love in winter,
For charities untold,
Fer warmth of household welcome,
For looks that thaw the cold
For harmless mirth and pastime,
As rich as Christmas cheer
love my love in winter,
And love her all the year.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-11
TOWANDA: !:

sbnrsoap alorninp, tfl rrb II. 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

DAY AT THE CrRE.--IHe Lett1r-Box, pew
Bloomer journal, edited by Miss Harriet n. Austin,
contains in its first number the following graphic
sketch Ofa day At The Cure, in Glen. Haven, whsrs
the fair editor and her breeches-wsaring comp,uoss
live:
Al A. in the morning, almost every person on W
premises walked by DR.. Jackson, who puts his hss6
iato every room with merry good morning., a.
Gays. that be may zee how each behaves ~ waking:
At the bsth gong soun 3shen there is bsthing 40
Walking, and rowing and resting, till z, whss %
prayer gong sounds. Then the majority gsfAsf
In the sitting rocm where there is singing sbd eae
ing and prayer, usually by DIR. jackson. Al ~
breakfast gong sounds, and then there s esene
ana chatting and laughing, from twenty i've TO tofy
minutes, when the gong sounds again and al reps1
% the sntipg-room to listen 10 DR.. Jrksoo, vN
lectures almost every morning on all subjects tss
nected with the restoration and preservation o.
health Then al scatter 10 their rooms or the pssss1
or the lake, or the bill side the woods 10 he cas9
IN by the bath gong at i0 when there s packing srd
fomenting, ana sitzing and rubbing sad s,rsbbng,
and wipiDg, and bsndagpg, and dressing vsi1
makes the merrest time in oil the day; then there
exercising and IecreatiDg, and playing snd slespisg
and oupgnR, till about 2 when the stage horn scssdc
and there hunyng, and furrying and rushing, ana
running TO the Post Office, where there sre letters esa
cisappointments, gladness and sadness, with ws'ea
they msnage TO pass the time til D. when the dInse
gcng sounds, and the rushing and running sets tossu
the oiIing room. The time after dinner Is passeep
al sorts OF social games, walking, rowing ard roex
balls, TIL O'Clock, when tho going-to-bed ge'S
sounds, and the business Of the day is DONE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
NDLtN.4-PROSPECTS.
PIfILO.
dsrce Of The ". Y. frib-re.

Coue,pordsIoe Of The N. Y. frb-re.
GREESCAsrLB, Ind, July 19, 1855.
The canvass Of this District With opened ia
this county to-day. The competitors in the race
are Henry Lecres. Democrat. and the Hon. John
G. Davis, Independent We present incumbent).
Lecrest was nominated by union Lecompton a1d
Ant. Lecoppton Convention. II Was ready 70 in
dorse anything ard anybody but the Hon. Stephen
A. Douglas and tie Hon. John G. Davis. Davis
refused to go into the Convention lest he should be
slaughtered by tie Fitch and Bright faction; and
further announced that If that Convention did not
indorse him, be would run independently.
He was not ndorsed hence he is before the
people. He is bold and fearless denOuncer Of the
Administration, the Lecomptons, senior and jun
ior; opposed 10 the Dred Scott decisions In fine, bis
platform will certainly satisfy the most fsstidious
Douglas Democrat or Republican. Were / 8 voter
in this District should not hesitate to give him
hearty vote. He will be supported by many Demo
crats and do not doubt that be viii be supported
By the mass Of the Republicans. This, in the opin-
ION Of many OF us, is what il should be. To desert
Mr. Davis would De b show degree Of lngratltude
that would not honor any ycommunlty. His position
will be of great benefit 70 the Republican party. II
will swell the vote the State ticket not less than
Loco, and enable this District 10 answer the defnnt
threats of the Administration by d.fam repulse
Of 800 or 2,0OO majority for the cause Of Free
dom.
We would Ike gentlemen Of TIE TRIBrSE to
chsnge your opinion Of tte politics, elements OF the
Hoosier State; but we shall not present our
strong argument Til next October
Already have the decisions Of our Supreme Bench
closed the sehool-houses and opened the /" rum
holes Public opinioniis outraged, and all over
our State the people are rising in their unfettered
right, and demoEshiDg tie "doggeries that curse
our towns ruin our youth, ard fearful'y swell the
LIST of pauPerized widows and orphsns. In this
town already thirteen Liquor shops" have been
demolished within the last three months, and per-
haps not less than 81 600 worth Of the deadly
poison consigned 70 tie cold eartb Indiana, the
doomed S;ate 10 81, certainly VII De tie osen-
ihraIei state II &C. Iais S1se Pre~eu.s to-day
poli..tal ,lAsC 1ere; .ei.re a.;Ees.e. ~ .se j.:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

p,,.net re ,sse q I~ocu7.on Democrat oego-so
by an Ass- -Leeoupon Democrat In toe IIId "e
have the Hon Mr.. Hughes Of eoeks.'t memof
,he regular pominee (Dem. Dir. Carr, ANIL
compton, asd Dunn, Republican. Ise later wIli,
no doubt, ne the victor; and al over The so0tserh
and central par: of the State viii BE- fo1nd fse sA
political phenomena. From he nof.oefn par. ~
;,e Stale the XXAVi.h Congress Eil hNo 40
present Representatives, viii pernaps eng sa',p,
- Nv n ,,n. u ", the ohle Ohio, within the
Lou,d. II Foleys Dsuicr-Fo.sy whose Ss'es
vs.. 30 badly " "maeaated" y rse Ga'e'te 'S''
WiL;ey ,,,,
wouId say word about crops, but 'he account
wnud no, De fai,erng; 20 defer ~ We see thc NJ
sult. Of ram and GENIAL sunshine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

CsIos CoLLEoE.-We have been requested 10 re-
mind the graduates of Union College of the proposed
meeting Of the Alumni Association at Schenectady, on
Wsdnesdsy the 2Sth inst. for the purpose of laying
the cornerstone Of their new Hall. In the morning
an address will be deveredin the Presbyterian Church
by Chancellor Tappsn, followed by poem by Alfred
b. Street, and an oraiOn by one of the graduating
csss. procession will then be formed and proceed
TO the Hil when the cornerstone viii be laid and an
address delivered. collation. will follow, presided
over by Judge Lott, and addresses will be made by
Senators Seward and King, Judges Edmonds and
Parker, Pres. Wsyland, and other graduates In the
evening social reunion will close the ceremonies Of
the day The Commencement will take place the next
day, Thursday, the 29.h.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

"a D., ,,a xto ~u g,se .1.aSsaty that ~
or. es,,urv hence viii read -hachessy D'eseh>
ap,.e,-pot svsD ~ ask :i.e q'esfo On e"'r'rAn.
q = r. .JaDes Ms. Gors. Ds,seii, u'e s-n',oa,
Mrs. Trojope. ChaSie- Rea.ie and -:ofe ol '''ef
wit of p 1ee fiction II .tese wonderful pee
ole are cock sure of te,os forgo'ei:, "ha' VII ~
rgme # me Sup,oss tts; s1ould wn'e pr -s
,aie fo- Tle Eannet Of BL,oi a.G GG-lih u tor :
I nieh, he uyo, al he De I'd walls Of NeS-fO-h
ard BrookfyD for 8 fcr,ngot-snd then Why, ~
better of except 81 10 the hi,by here, than tio
writer of yo. $50 IN re COrn-hip Catalogue -
Don Algonah; or, The S1rceress OF Mo1tio
B,, nv boz, Yoa wan. 10 write fDr iaIe, d.
you Go Dig go DIG or, u you va! Nrite, 30
50 for money, not f,c fame Nobody believes IN
fame except schooI-boys young lawyers and the
eiitDys OF some newspapers, who pay their e)e-
,r,,utor, IN that commodity, VINO would be
famous even 10 BIS own day and generation Here
;s a coov Of Ny. Edward Evere.ts Phi Beta Kapoa
Grafton at Cambridge, lS2i. How conplscent HAs
he when be delivered il how satlshed when the
ear, Of his audience had tasted TIE lac. drop of his
honey, and drank il hs last ripping climax Every
body praised him, inciudog Lafayette, wbj vas
present. who vas probably bored, and 10 whom
the Grafton is afec'ionste'y dedicated. Compare
tbe Fyeret. of tha. day with the Evere', Of this
the brilliant fatersd and csressed youog man Nth
the old man Of Summer street who has ont;ved
bis political reputation and who cour3 not be elected
Nsyor Of Bosloni Fame, fofsoo:h, Fame ~ no
plant that srows On Yankee sol. Thus far tbe
grave covers most Of our great regulations. W.
do let our eld bury their dead with a Vengeance.
AsI sit surrounded By these venerable vooDes-
fat quarto and stately foho and gorged cctsvo-and
as recollect The toll which they cost; the .oag
days, the long nights, the bong 6fetmes gwen 70
study; the hopes the aspirations, the CONSCIENTIOUS
sefsacrifces the pIodding bu. harmiess pedaLtry;
the dreams Of Immortality which made labor sEee,
and study pleasant and poverty eDdacab'e; It aP-
pears aimOt cruel even 70 muse IN stcnce upon tb
vanity of human hopes and the splri. Of many ps-
tient scholar seems 70 deprecate the iaogh, the
sneer or the satire. To hope for 20 much and to
win 40 little to be given up TO believe IN Heorc"
points and the Greek particle to waste HE 10 Pc
lemics to consume the energies of a stout beart
and stalwart frame in pidding exegesis only TO
edit Caesar, when men were enae.mg Cesar on
great and immortal feNs Alas that 0eee MOI
umental books should have scholasticos" written
all over them, and should come down 10 us sny to
prove that their writers were fools fron heel e.
head
This 10 TO nuch The stnss OF hofeep
Psy'd 'uaons tbe cstscoubs sgiInias And cry
Let us 20 TO dinner SHfLE-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

DREss. Quite a spicy debate took place in The
Methodist General Conference lately held in Nashville,
on q proposition to amend the "Discipline" Of tAs
Church by striking out the rules respecting dress rAA
article on that subject has the following passages
Receive zone into the church till they have leAcf
supertuous ornaments. Give no ncksen
any that wear high heads, enormous bonnes, ruiSA
or rings The putting on Ct gold and costy Y
rsel is also, in another place reckoned among m
to be avoided.
"The Rev Mr. Lush Of Mississippi the mover o.
the resolution to strike out, contendsd that the hs
was dead letter, and that it was 'scanascus IN
consistency that the precept and practice OF The O.
nomination should be so widely at variance with saeh
other. Such the sxiiy of administration, nss
candidates would be received into the church tS.sA
loaded down With weight Of god under which ~!
upon his brother ministers for wearir gold specacIs
He said the glass would magnify just we'll i ~, .
steel or iron. He denounced gold studs, gold watea
chains, gold-headed canes and diamond bresstpM
with much fervor.
"Another speaker was for bringing the prsc ics Of
the people up 10 the standard Of the Discipline HsSl
Of accommodating the Discipline to the practice Of tAs
people. He thought it very ridiculous to sdmt that
supeIfuity Of dress was wrong, and then expnogs s
rule because people would not comply With II.
"Another contended that the rule against SUPER
Huous ornaments did not apply TO such thisgs
spectaces and walking canes. de agreed, also, thai
even if these things we're forbidden, there wN bot
w0Td IN scripture dRalLet tne use OF them py MN
that the precept applied exclusivsly to the wouasu
The Rev. DR.. Lee Of Virginia was in favor Of sI
punging. He admitted that he had TO use his gcn
spectacles to see what was in the Discipline. He did
not understand, and never had understood IL Whist
ornament was supeiAuousl Who could ssy st whse
precise point ornaments cessed TO be allowable ana
became supertuous1 BE ridicued the des tass We
might carry a. many twenty dollar gold piscss N our
pockets as We please, but if We should stick huA os
Of it in the BOSOM somebody would be grss.ly 'eaa'
dslzed. He always found enough to do in pressing
about more important matters, without descending "
hese trHes
Another member from Virginia protested sgAiM
Dr. Lees speech going forth exponent OF the sa
tments Of the Methodists Of that State.
The Rev. Mr.. Deems deprecated the tendencyn
superfuity in dress, but in favor of sbohshisgh
rule. He represented it as lifting straw 70 "
whirlwind. II might do for the regulation ofs
society," but for the church to assume to be the mss
'tus-nsker, mliner and tailor Of her members, W.
contemplate desecrstion of her sacred Office. Hs
vas in favor Of getting the true cap 10 circulate through
the tree, that it should put forth healthy leaves,
but did not believe IN pulling of this leaf sad
that, &c.
After considerable discusson. the subject vss is-
definitely postponed"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

SHOWER or FLIEs.-A recent number Of Tie
s.. Lonis Democrat says:
On the down trip Of the steamer Editor in the
Illinois the other night st 9 o'clock, a shower or
stream OF the Mormon or shsd 8y poured upon her
decks TO the depth OF siI inches and it was very
difficult matter 20 shovel them overheard. They
were go numerous as to put out the wstchmsns light
and envelop everything in midnight darkness. The
trees along the shore look ~ If borne down by these
shortved insects. The visitation is said TO prognos.
ticGte sickly season"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

AMERICANS ABRoAD.-The following ia a list of
Americans registered at the Office OF the American Eu-
ropean Express Company--Laning, Baldwin & Co..
No. Place de Ia Bourse Paris from June "a 10 July g.
W. A Marion, G. w Muton G. w. Bruen T. Tbsbaud and
nifs W Glb.r Js WothersPSon, job. Hoey and wife c.
Persei Inc @. B. Wnde A Van Bergen, A.. Gardner c. w
Richard a. R. Ansa aud wife. w. Shaw, Geo. Dciey W
Wsier and wife g. GuentA. A. Mathews C. Routb Geo g.
EDsish II. w Ceusdel, M. D. R. Dillon, Tbos Ksech Ar.
drew Car A. Ms,hs and wife p c. Woodrua j. H. Wood.
s. Prentice, c. II sheehsn L D. Nelson, L. NJ Young a.
B,nbs1d W. B. sanas, Maryland; J. e. Caldwell Dr. VI H.
bIurer Chu. Ysv. w. MsHzel. Dr. NJ J. Asch g. Norris.
W. Y. Young Geo Kennedy, Psunsyvans T. L. Robinson
James B. Kelley. g. Lane, hsssschusetts; L. w Knixht
Lou.fsrsi T. Gir,,d 8. Brx1nsn, esn francisco.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

San AccIDHsr.-Mr. John Urns.or, . yeuhg
painter waiie a: york ta- depc 6Idos II Bloomsbury
raio Of the New Jerry Central Rosd- Toesdsy fel
TON se root 70 The trck freight srpToS.h
Tne locomotive pessed sia cutting entirely sf one
foo toe b-s.sf hs above where q. fst of All
chsrv ss brt ,as Aha EAssrs an We s Any I:Ai.A
sti ~ recovery sSsu<~:sS rsIJ sepNiA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
A stray eagle in Philadelphia after having psf,tsd

" Fusy eeBIe 10 FhIads.puH, aIter nhVbg PSr0.
ernsTss' and uppere's upon Baptist church reepe ana
The highest branch Of grand tree for ssverA days. Sd
70 Lsh attracted BY the slurenent o. pece Of sonsd ~
upon TIE goapd To catch HIN cost $50 worth Of tins s
as espter received and wound in the hand which VII -
h a. ous q, be can r,n@u ber Eag.es do ro Ase ycS ~
ts,sssss er lDrsorDsn, wiaeut I:senP,s - sssss 'S
tsefy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

PLANTATIONS ABASDoSED.-Tne planters living
upon the plantations in TsIlshs.che County Tennes-
see, have been compelled to abandon them in conse.
quencs Of the recent overfows.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Died.

.srx,Ap-k. Net. Hsv.r, y.s.csss>r CcuEiy. ", on
asdss.ssy sfsrroca- srp J. 1t ooocA Caf'a Asar'es1
BURpGE-In III. city, on TatEseay, Sept, ? NJ R'h.d
sG,a.. .sd :, yss .'.,s, I'd Il sys AVE-, 70 ..us hi,
fb.ta from No. ~ VtEi;s street; % Sunday he n '; It
oeocf
re'c.scs Of Pro'pecs ,Hd Jay streets John Carroll
AIRED year,
cHoLwELL-A Red Hoot, Bt:che.' couns, Mr.. Msry
Cholwe,i In the 7o.h year Ct ne. tse
CORyWELLAt No. % Eidrdse stree. Sh1rdsy, SEPT. 2
Mr. H.l,y Con ell aged s6 yass. ard months
y0LxaRA Miller. Pie Lens l';n! On Ihgn,'y & %,,.'
formerly Of Rhtstect 70 which pis's The boiJ VII be shen
ior in:ernsn.
yoTILEgs. NJ. rs Morroe rree. on Thu.sdsy. sep. p
,teT b:lef lines Charles Fredshcs, only ,on Of F,.set
W. are Loess FoeI &na Graat'on O fsdenef aud C.H''
rjre Tr.ssel AGED years months AID "A days
hUME-on Friday evsrin'. ssp :er severe loem H;,-
.An.ni. youngest dsaseter q AId:ew and CshehHe L.
The fn. a VIII taie pi.e sunday o'clock from ,bs rest
oerce f te. psrens No III South d ~ ee. Brooklyn g
Tee ard iier's oibe fsry are Te'recfsy invited
EUYLER-At Tony Ply NJ Esher, wife q J.eob Hryer, in
TIE 2eb gear Of her snd tsUsnter Of Albert Boser
HAsKELLs11ssny Of dise.se ofthe heart sndsy
Irs SEPT 8 :. ia rs,idsDos No u Wes Thirty ehtk street,
Dsnlel ~. HsskeI ssed ~ yesr-
HaNEs-In BEsosiyn, On 1ha..!ay. Sep. Msr5 Sl'6'h
HLI sgee 70 Jesfs, months sEd 2 days.
HENnY-At No. le0 Wen Thir.e,h street., "Wednesday
Sep Josephine Heby, yogts.s: Esusher Of Peter sai
McCREERY - At Long Brsrch, Fhesy, Sept J. Mary
Elizabeth, only es1ther Of James atd Ela5eth McCfeey
ssed IL months.
Fu;.rs fo tie re,denc. parents Sunday .be js
10 Tie tends of Tie family respectfully n7i.ed 10
s,tsr1 w'tbout further notice.
PAXsON On Friday, Sept. 8, William Psxson, s:e o..
Phisdephis, in tire s0th year II bio sse
Hi j.r5s and ,hoss Of ns Srtl Psxson invited 70
sierd the funeral from 10 ls7 Eat fifteenth rt;se Fist
esy lSondssi ~ u.
Ph..de pin 'Dd Wi'ring,cr De. fsfefs resse ecp7.
PAhRAGA,On Tlesdty Jly o. =; ssyanils Res.Gianaia
i''f' A-.@ tf Frsrcis,o ard ccrUsls Psrsgs ssei
Jtsr 4 moths and day.
PARRLRA, No. 633 sy'h svenrs tn WeGlesds5 sept. l.
julia Benton only sh o. rhs,lss g. aud Ann A. Parker
sted year 10 moru.- .nd II d,5s
RIDGE WAf-ln sIooklyp on Wednesday, Sep ], JSce,
~oow o. no.am Rdeewsy n The 57.h yosr ofber age.
iuSs- On Friday, Sep lsn s.mons .sed &c years
months and days . ,.-
T. res,ves fends Of the ,Auy Invited 70 a.snt h
fsrertl from b.s :e Iesde4ce, 10 30 West FORTY esnin
sfreet on srnd.1 81 int, u G'cocx Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

BALTIyopg, ftfs . a
Tie big FlIsis from PnlGdelana for Chinesal - n
cr1gc ccsi wseroy,sd end suk a 3ne, xsati .L,.6
schr yirglis hse ficm ScS-YcTk. The r. Va. - AZ
n lS3 ~ss so ,urs resis,r r-tes ~ ard Vsea ri
By Telegraph 70 EAwood Wafer, eaa Secretary
IEdeIwIitcla 49, ., ySt
yesl hss joe, .vsl here ID rep7rs u E ns "a
Icm SsysLl.E fGr hev-fofs NseaEac oa - -
Corcsrtor cargo Il flEc h5s, sni tobsc 81 X
The shp s.fphen +. Arsiin. Capt. Clafs, Zen ,s
Gafet-on lrrrsicusy gep0reg) sslre reI "a ~
susesyrsh, I5h Aralt u her csrso hss ~ yea y
e 10 sourd ststs The wreckcrs rrpos.sd .bs ~
the VII be saved but tb1s me Nste. ftsr,s
q. ck AID the vessel lgng N srpossd -
Elwoo5 Wal.sr efq sesetIy Of ad ei s nS - lsx ~
TT. LoJs, AUg. 5The stsss..r of!s y h,o ~ o.
IBytel. 70 Elwood Waller esq' Sec Boa. WA q
BALrrMoRE, sspt 9-shp g. T. Aasiia tf's sss ~
Gs7es.en totally los. ca A1,sos 70 a VS. -
porepe 10 ,ss7 {. ~ tan. rs,,sr, a'd rstss -
H. Brewer c. Of ri, siS wa,s. ,Ss s';s Bod uss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YoRK....,,
Cleared.

S,esm,hipi-Aii.i Lalov, Sou,harar.oo Have xAr
Torrsres' 50 I'ls Ha1iscn, Key West, NJ R,s.s.
shrs-Grspi,e, Hsierson. San frsec,s.o A F.t. A..
B0ss-I,nus. Atsieson, Cgrsco, Becrea Gt,., A.
Greenland, Bs.ss, City PCiot Dlscan Co WI
Bird Huutley, EsIl, Hsutspor q D.,y,- w..
Ameiscs Pool Richmond, Gsisr Blesr F,e, r ,sHs
sLlr. Oliver; vosD.e, Beisford Baeoos A,rss ~ A.
Tinldsd II d Brcoinan Co. ''
scboone..-ClsIemon', JotrSr HsSnona u Pssusr.
n.Ctsf Ma.tin Js ksonyie u R csn,han; Gr,u.s -.
U,lets Bos,op W Lswls Co; Wytae, r1.ie Rssr,,l
c II Per.on Suwasset;. Huse, 5. Johns -. az Sail
Co; Augusta Cole, ElilSbo hp,r Thompson HlE;s,.
Seops- ae-chsnt, Dois,s, BidgepoTt master h.,sa
Chspu'ep, New Haven, rnssteT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
,Iusl 1.s,st upon Il, ou,stsr ii.g :uis e.sdres.:
ro.l..................... s. ,s.tcO $50

The vsl1s,;on Of H.muton Coun.y Is sl20, 500 81.
TIE city orrs property 20 the ex'er. Of $4,000,
ard its vhele debt 1919 00. The arrGsl .sxes sss
SOL oil.
Tie Directors Of the Grand Trrrk Rsi.sy Com
pary rave issued ST important circuir prsssrt;cs
new financial pen, with view to TIE speedy c1mpie-
ton Of .hey!etor Bridge snd to advance the terminus
70 Detroit. Each shareholder is TO have o2:oo %
csncsl ere fth of his consolidated stock aud 20 recsye
FOR such csrceled stock Ike amour. Of = c:n: De
bestrsss, rs;eeabe st p,1 en- the Isl o :9b.r, 1867,
upon condition Of bic subscribing for egusl snourt
Of = cert Dabentres, reIeemsbe S: pr On the e.
October, ls52. Taess later are to bs ps.i for "a
uQrey at the .s,e ef $50 tor each dsb.stss 81 cl00
By irstsliment.
The ss.enert Of the New O lesus bsnks on the ,S.h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

A dispatch Icm Nashville aurources that the notes
cf Tie Bstk cf Americs s.d Southern Bsnk had been
thrown ou'. The lstter Is s.sck bank, ard in Nay
last is crcu'sicn was eecured BY $32,oo of Sts.e
bords 81 eco Rsirosd bords, snd $4,000 City bonds.
TIE Corn Exchange Insurance Company hes ds-
olsred seInisrrual dividend Of 10 csrt psysbls on
demsrd.
The Boston Gas Company, squsr.eTly dividend Of
q 2 cent psysbe On demand.
The Wa,estoNu sLd Rome Rilrosd Company aFe
paying ii cir bonss due sept. a. he Peopss Bark.
A hsarirg in tie Li.chseld Bank case was held G,
Hartford yesierisy ard sjourned over 20 THE more
ing The B..k Commissioner sllege tina. ne capital
Of the bark kss 70. been PAID 10 socGiing = l.vj