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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

NtW OFTFFN7, jan. TO, 1E5E.
A sudden storm Of wind came up this afternoon, accom-
panied by rain, which amounted TO pexly a hurricane.
Fifteen ships broke from their moorlngS And were consid.
erably damaged. The c. s. Pencil, Of Dath, and the Ellen
Stewart we're badly injured. Several houses were un-
rooted and otherwise moro or less injured. The lake end
Of tho lootchartrsin Railroad is about half destroyed. The
damage TO steamboats,, which the wind broke loose
from their fasteninss, Is immense. Chimneys were blown
down and several lives were lost. Many tow boats were
also injured.
It's impossible 10 get the full particulars or the names
Of the boats injured and destroy I'D to might.
The storm lasted only half an hour.
The storm blew down fences and injured many eran-
dshs OF houscs In ths city. Il Is not known whether II
extended W The Cult. nut many fears arc expressed In 70
gard TO lts effects in that region, snd that the dam, ge IL
much greater than has yet been reported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17
The Robertson Po,sorang Gas. .


The Robertson case was called at nine o
ing. The mother Of the defendant was /,
she wore that she had lived with her s
sine. he had been mary,ed. she had u
the PAST two years, and nothing bsA harr
between him and bis wife.
The surgeon who attended Mrs. Rot
called. He testified 10 the uniform kline
defendant IN his wife, aud Described the,
Gus medicines which the pros Cution ciaii
Of Biegler ~ the defeudaaa 10 poison
which, he said, we're simple and harmle
One witness testified ,ba, young Bic
Mr.. Robertson had pressed him for thu
his father, hut that he had cords 30 zig
sons neck Mat the money would cor
way; also that asesler had said that "
o~n way he would be the only witues
feudani.
w nnnkiee, NE cashier OF the linn
sscrn. He said that the d.
raise money abd take the p
and that the ninety, cighsys
Pe1sd "a hs eyiasnss VI u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

PHitADKff rA, Jan
District Attorney Mann addressed the
the case Of Smith, charged with killing
President Of the Tamaqus Bans at thest
lie said he deeply sympathized with the a
he had V been engaged in acsse wht
his sympathy so confictcd. Ho then proc
the plea OF insanity, and was followed by
very able speech for the ~prisoHer. The CO
be given TO the jury on Monday. The syr
is very great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

There were also 6 deaths OF congestion Of the
brain, 8 Of congestion Of the lungs, 8 Of debility lin.
fsnticide). 8 Of diarrh1a, 4 Of disease Of sie heart, Z
Of ~ammati Of the bowels, . Of old age, 5 Of
teething. S premature births. 30 stulborn, and S from
violent causes.
The following Ia . classification Of the diseases,
snd the number Of deaths in each class OF disease,
d,v;u, tho uffL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

Nxw ORlx,Ss, Jan. Is, 1853.
The schooner Tsllanas see from ssal, Yucs,an, on the
9Th inst, arrived nj ibs port today. The place was
~blockaded, and a change in tho government, bad taken
place. Peace negotiations were progressing, and hopes
were entertained tina, th. revolution would soon end.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

The nativity table gives 3O6 natives Of the United
States. II Of Ireland, % Of Germany, IL Of England,
3 q Scotland, 2 Of france, 8 Of British America,
and ! each Of Italy. Poland. Switzerland and the
West Indies.
We publish 10 day an interesting letter from San
Francisco. containing an account Of Mr.. Med. Collins
tourney thrpeh Siberia, with q description. Of the
county and is a. aoitaUts. especially Ia the region
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

Senator Forney of Pennsylvania. It will be
news to the people of Virginia to hear that
Senator Hunter will take hs cue from such
chocolate colored snti-slavery sources. But
this Ii not all. The Chevalier Simonton has
found out that the new Senator from South
Carolina, the Hon. Mr.. Hammond, is about to
take the same direction, aud to oppose the a2-
mission OF Kansas with the slavery constitution.
Senator Hammond's political opinions we hap
pen to know, without ever having seen that
distinguished man. Since the days when the
great Calhoun sat in the Senate for South Caro-
lima, no one has represented that chivalrOus
State whose talents, purity, sound political pFin-
ciples and rigid adherence to State rights have
been so clearly marked as these of Mr.. Ham
mond. These pretended revelations about Sena-
tors Hunter and Hammond, instead of being
the deductions of a man of tact and sagacity,
seem more like the blunderings of q tailor
turned ~literati, and with the original goose still
predominating.
THAT CALICO DRESS SOREE.-No wonder that
our amiable contemporary, the Hon. BOBBY
Brooks, became very fdgety about the Calico
Dress Ball at the Academy, and denounced its
managers as snobs, w~oodsawyers, wheelbarrow
trundlers and so on. The preparations are go
ing on rapidly and vigorously, and with every
prospect of a greatsuccess. The list of mana
gers is headed by twenty-nine ladies in the
best circles, headed by the wife Of the new
Mayor, that functionary himself leading off the
list Of gentlemen managers, which includes
many official personages in civil and military
circles, prominent professional men, and the
officers of the Seventy First Regiment, who will
have charge of the floor. There will be an orr
ginal poem, a promenade concert and grand
ball. Mr.. Ullman, the lessee of the Academy,
has provided the decorations, which it is said are
superb. The Executive Committee hold sessions
daily at their Office, No. 1888 Broadway, and all
the arrangements have already been nearly COM
pleted. The soree is in aid Of the Hunter Woods
Benevolent Society and other charitable socie-
ties. The ladies' dresses donated are to be distri-
buted among the following female benevolent
societies:-Society for the Reliefof Poor Widows
with Small Children New York Ladies' Home
Missionary Society WomaH's Protective Emf
grafton Society New York Asylum for Lying
in Women; American Female Guardian Society;
the Ladies' Union Aid Society New York Wo-
mans Hospital and the Colored Home. The
proceeds of the soirfe are to be appropriated to
the distribution of loaves of bread, by tickets,
through the agency of the society, in aid of
which the soir e was first designed.
So all the ladies will please to get ready their
best looks for the fourth of February. The sue
cess of the ball is beyond peradventure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

NVIFi NJ Ti TT0N'
The RepuJiod" learns that Capt Brent, Assistant Quar-
termsster Of the Army, died at Lsyenwortb on Wed,
pesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17

investigation. We refer to our amiable cotem-
porary, Massa Philosopher Greeley. He has
never clearly explained what became of that
thousand dollars which passed through his
breecbes pocket and which had something to do
with the action Of Congress In relation to the
Fort des Moines Improvement Company. While
we are about it, we may as well have a general
overhauling of all the matters connected with
the lobby, editorial services, tariffs, improve
ments, grants, robbery and dishonesty of all
sorts. Now is the time for IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS To. MORROW EVENING.

BKoADWAf THEATRE, Broadwsy-EaEsrasAH Avn
ZoNIoGscA Or THE Ltrus
GLASS SLpPER.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-16

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-16
NEW lsvEaY STABLE
R~nos~ Deoos.

nun uuaeuixsed have sr<ue0o l.iv.
err Stsh's Il Ne P&Ala perct. %
he Nississirrs ssa tennessee kailre>i,
and hate Hsr>~ ssa Bsxries - hire
We are rr<ssr<1 10 serd r>euuas isepRiss
- INV pcsss trssspA ssi sfsvsle<s gong
10 As.shis ess have tk<ir ksfs<s tskqa
~ uai1 ~ peeupu ~ Son11e
viii ~ - esQp1e1 ~ ~ ~ led
the ecu11Ey 49, - 60 A~1Dn n
3unBteos - go - ee<ns ars
seesnnhae, sna Ne s1n<o0o1o0ms Ne
rshiie pasfoosRe.
Qs7d NNkln
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-16

VS. eli ~ ,ah sf,iatf n o. tligae
e%epfanfe, and no rUaif delivered Or al
lusel N be iakan ff1m The slufe until
ael I'D luF, laspf,Ata ~ rofspns, a. ve
Ikogp ~ book ma male n1 %afr0auif
All ennla guaranteed 10 ho iu9l vhal
they ato represented and sold lnt,
We have 'uua Wlra' ltory article
has nssl ulun a y pain fgHre, d price
iroia whieh W. will hot a%euiair.
We Will not take back " exchange
eoods after sale anil delivery.
lrrofs shall hepromptly corrected when
reported 20 the rfupriesors
SPEED, nONunu a STRANGE.
March -. lsls. v-dm
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BAILEY SPRINGS.

SlNCE the death Of Nr.kAS
- Bailey, these celebrated
springs have benrsrshss-
81 w . company. Who have rsmpdeled
The entire premises. built q lares number
II spaeiass rooms, besides MANY ctEsr
Improvements nscessary for the eunfsFt
u visitors.
With vv.asd 10 the earasits properties
II HALEY sprir-s. sheir sneacy hate hssn
- fairly srd Satisfactorily tested in
thousands u instances as 10 render Il an.
neeesssry on the part q the rruyriesyrs
10 says word ~ 20 their vStass. Samss
J, 70 say, however, that u 10 generally IL
nss universally souselsd that Tor the cure
~ the following Diseases. Bailey Srsines
srv unsurpassed BY sny n Ne world
white swelling, Tsss~r. seroGals. Drop
scv, Dyspepsia, rvssls pisessss. a. vel
as oil vvnev~sl and CatSnccas Hssases
u evrsy description.
Warm and Csld nsths vii be furnished
for the visitors.
The springs ersu s.mrssr ,ni
Winter. and the cuukisuee h them Il 80
! rrsa, that there are never l~ss thaa kfty
visitors present.. Thsy - located 10
Laaierisls county, Alshsns. nine MILES
ftcm floreuer. and srenew meet sers>zi.
BE 10 oil sevsisns. a. . regular lis~ %
stage sod hssss will ps TWICE ApAY
from Tuss~uhss 10 the srsinxs. ssunset.
ing With The esrs as thsv ras< Tnscumh,a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-16

r8r"Call that a Kind man."
said an actor. speaking Of az ne.
quainlaaec. "a lnan who 10 away
FROM bis family, and nev,r tcui,
them a far,hing. Cali TIM, kind.
ncssi" "~taremiaing kinlhcss,''
chucAlcd = wag.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-16


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share, lhuse taxing hfo membership
frmiilinH fli, are rHiiliri ~ an rkir
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rs6r"Ma." sail a little urchin.
rccping from beneath the bed clothes
''Ma, I'm cold, where is the bed
cOscrl' Lie still, my dear" said
ihe mother, ''uu,iI your sister comes
home from church-shc has got h,
on TOT q crinolluG"
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nss-"will you have me, L.ucy
Annl" said . young nan to a shv
young lady. "Nc. william,- SAID
she, ,'bus You may have me, IL you
like" "GcOi as Wheat said B.u.
t>sA shcr, time since, a maa
Vas heard lameuliue the death Of
t~pcf hisstns. "Tac s,ea,. hearty
eSys,' said be. AMI died Jus. afsre
hayia' ,1mc-it cuamcs, Caiil me. .
81 Why are sheer tts mcs, die.
slpaied and aniOtsans,s Of aaimal.s
Because they ssmbOl in their vau,h.
freqaea, the turf. are often Jack.
legs, and are universally acSei.
n5-"pO yoa knOw .he ans
said . police ckesr to a fellow whom
he seiwd BY the ,hrsss. "No, .x.
se,l,, SIR, bat I reckon you are the
ssssvssyi cssistrr-
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dies 70 share Mtr 10, in lee
shosld b particular in ssasa. he
siss 81 the 10; sni 10 value pr Scre.
e1S-Alrs. nsrinssen ssss sAsv N.
yDurh usa<,lsn&1 L.. ST. =
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:. Nsassell 4 e.. A. T. Wells Co,
I'll ysnee. Nsrrhis. Thss.k. Clsrhs
ksllinr<, lshn D. Fi<rr. rnssls.
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pfslala ynaf stlll4 sri esHmena Haf
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melf lnf ~ HHf People
HihANcDNkilN. W "
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"a Jan, lf5N ~ bad y tedious lnfuan
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lDsk mans medicines without tallef hhalli
I tried tour ~ fuatt hy iha Hivleu ~ uHI
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! sutmesi IN ~ ihfost md TING less lhan
una bali che bottle made me comp eisli
Neil ianf medicines hfa Ilu ehelpes'
aa sHil Hs lhH hfsi We can buy, Hni y
osiofm yau, Doctor, end slaf remedies
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/, Wfsf Atsrnfsfn, ~. leh, t,lsSG,
"a sin ~isnfrnuA rtriartt isf.ffiua
/. inf mafgslleus eufe. h tbs a%eeiien, I
has f%ellsyei several lfum alarming .ymp
= toms ~ consumption, spi nov enfin.
q man vho b.. lelafci under m hit CtiV.
II The lungs foF he last fprlY years.
tnINif i. rAilks, Merchant.
A.A RAMSEY, Nd, AlsioS. Mosao.
= Co., low 4. writes, srpt. ., lss5 "lurin
my practice u many YEAR. ! have founl
nalhlng eiual 10 Your uasRay Prctoe,
Tor III, ing ease and rc.irf 10 eo%nsuuptAs
patients, Or caring such a. are cutahls.
!, We might add volume, ~ evidence, hu
tho most convincing proof " the virtue
!. IT this rotaedy n faunl IL W. Elects url
trial.
Consumption,
Probably NJ ors rffnciy - ever be-
I" known which cured ~ many sni suc
to dangerous cases ~ this. Som no huma
q aid van reach, but even 4 tiose ihcCnrs
~ PactuHu affords relief hni e,afeF
/, Auon %liotss, N.N.CnY, March, 5, 1855.
W Dccros AYrr, LswEiLi lied Il q dat
aud u pleasure 10 inform yoa what ",
CnrnRY fGcsoRM has dome for ms vii
She had bcca Use months labcrinf urlf
the dangerous symptoms e Consumption
=, from whlgh M aid We could ptoeuFe ee'
her much relief. She was sleaiily fu
Inc, anttl pr. S,geus. II this city, vhe
., we have r1mr for advice, recommended
n. trial u your medicine. W. hesa l.
!. Kindness, ~ " 10 your skill, fas she h
!, recovered from that day. She u no, )
\. ~ strong ~ she usri 10 he, bat j. e.
from hrr cough. aud calls herself ~
Yours With Eraiitufe anl Fesarl.
ORLANDO SHELBY,
u Shelby,iIle.
COasrmpfirss, 10 no, despair I'LL Y
r. have tried Ayss's cHrsKs rcfoa A..
n. /. made b. cnc ~ the beat hsdiel ches
i.ts in The vorfi, AMI IL cures ell afoal
Us bespaak the high msd's Of Il. ,iF,a'
h Fhdidphis Ledger.
nd mr.. Sc. ASGwA co..
rgasasal and Anslvsical Chetaisss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
1 VIII aAkRR nm

DuYsICIAN AND sUk6k0E -OFYICE-POs7
i OsYlCE BLOCK Hous-North side ~ Pifh
street, tetweea ady and Perry. Jat4ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
New York Matters.

New YORK, Feb. :.
The Cunard steamship Europe, sailed at
noon with 50 passengers and S2.22i 900 in
specie.
Inc Jury in the Greenwich s'reet outrage
aid murder case. last night, returned q yer.
diet Of guilty Of murder against U'Ccnnel,
one OF the principals. with recommoenda-
tion Of marcy ~ the Governor.
The Common 'ouncii have appointed a
committee to tender the co rtesv Of the city
10 Iohauimel Pacha, who j. cornir here to
contract FOR ship cf war for the Turkish
Navy.
A woman named Crosse poisoned her hus
band and h rseif to get him out of trouble.
aud To prevent HIM from leaving her. Both
ale dead
A letter has been addressed to MAJ or
Ti-man. from the Mayer Of R'chmend Va,
ask NJ that enquiries l.. made concerning a
co.,. d man nr.inei Geo Anderson. he
letter states than perst n going by thr
name Vi Mason has been arrested in Ricn-
mond. charged With Sc ing Anderson mt"
slavery. while letter as--i,s that he is n
ire nexr. aud was born III this city. Affi
davits Of persons WHO k ew Ande' son will
b. sent to-day to kichm, nj to secure his
release.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

"TRUTH" FAlsIr1Es.-A corTespon-
dent Of the Gazette, Who assumes Truth ]
As nom de plume, Gays that looking over
the Dem crst Of this (Tuesday) morning, he
fnds "a letter from Chicago merchant ad-
dressed to one Of our merchants" which
statement 10 simply false. He Lever cav
nor read such letter in this paper. Had
he signed himself "Fslsehood," he would
have made near approach to Truth. TIE
letter referred TO was dated at Peoria. H.,
and he knew it. but in order to blind the
public as 10 the true state OF affairs, took the
liberty to change the Peoria to Chicago If
that be Truth, then, verify, 'all men are
lara"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

IT is A FACT, that there isn't enough
money in circulation to pay freight bills
We have heard a good deal of grumbling-
Shinplasters cant move the crops, urless
some means can be devised to paw freight.
Mr.. Gazette. what blessing" these wild
cats are, Don't you think so2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
-r, ~

~Thc New Hook l. Ladder Co.,
has drafted its constitution and Bylaws.
and will soon organized by eleeting their
officers for the ensuing year. Great prep
arations are being made on all hands for
the extinguishment of fires.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
Rock Island Trespasscri
To all whom it may concern.
T.lkE .fOTlCE.

TIN unders:xn,d having b. en- appointed b. the
j Wa neps Gtm~bt 'A4ent of ine ou rue 80
ter Department - RJcs lsls1d, a tb Inil i.'s' uc
tons - :" ado. al necss ayy nes'ur.s TOT tne o
: sns Nov ,h.r fore sl pa ems wh N oe q,
havi le0Al CIT are her. BY warned aud n"ined
90 ont. u. prens ., and abstain from any farther
nc D.pus q 3. Msrshai Tor 1linois viii t,se
chi re ei al VOID The gronnt and 70 BID my
GERS. o removlaethe me until the psUp-S damage
can b seed AID PAID.
Az y rscns s'e hereby fo.bld cut ing WOOD o. tn
ber of any hin1 and notin. :. abstain iron eos
ire usas wosssoe<sr, - isGsl stsps MI - taksa
4. Z. SLAM sEeA,
psSao11l 9. 9 Ao0S VA psoe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
From Washington

WASHINGTON Feb 3.
Thhe minority, M-s-rs Seward and Fon'e
Of the commute on foreign relations Of the
Senate REPORT against any iniemuiiy to the
owners OF the spanish -cho ner AruSead
Roht. W. oung, . yo.ns man OF 20, has
cen arrested for roLbing the Washington
Post ffice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

DpSIOS. ftD. L.
Mr. Walcott of the h, use Law renee
Stone & CO., and l. +. Holden boob ke. per
Of the firm nave Leen summoned before the
Congress committee at Washington. ihe
Deruty Sergeant at Arms has goLe to Bath
to summon Mr. JAWS >iade who has nearly
recovered from his injuries.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

Coop MovE'-The publishers and
printer. Of Museatine have entered an agree
ment whereby they bind themselves to dc
no job work for concerto. Theaters &c, un
less paid for in advance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
\Ew tDgLL NJ Feb

NEw DELL Ns, Feb. =.
Col Frank Anderson ard his party ar
rived here from Key West, in custody o,
the L. : Marshal They were released on
parole this morning. They all c"ml lain ol
the unjust treatment Of Com Pudding.
Capt Sands and Walker have gone To
Nashville.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

PAssED.-Ihe revised ordinance
was adopted BY the City Council. yesterday
afternoon without dssentry voice. This
matter, We trust, is now settled to the satis-
faction Of oil parties concerned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

~We have been informed that
the Merchants of Rock Island have refused
to take Florence at more than 80 cents on
the dollar. How many Of our merchants
can afford to take it at par:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04

QrEKr-Willl some ono tell us
why it IL that J. 81 d. Burrows 10 packing
no pork this wintsrf Why is i. that the
pork trade has left Davenport?