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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29
Clsy IateI1ig.bce.

The SCorr LIFE GUARp-rHE FDrEm YEAR slscs gxS
soorr EsrERKD ARMY The i4sb u June next si be
IebIsted ~ seventy second snr iversafy Of ut
Winfield Scot by the Scott Lire Guard rbs o~ps "a 70
receive on that occasion bssutful stand Of cosorsho
cir Of several New YORK Iatiesto prescoef ~ Gen.
Ear dford THIS organization sde OF nemoers no
bavs hoDoraoIy and talshfaiy q scoUgei loou oooes
ufogb the Mexican cappsgD; and anoog Is oojeoss as
v'c'orss there ontaDeo the estaosnDeos ~ . mutal
benefit or aid society, ~he'eoS tho soidier may % ro
hceed when IN salty Dsy hsd, az ns 0ecesse,
SOLDIERS burisl sDd sso the orou,ntoo OF good aod
friendly feeling amo'g the survivors Of the var We
ptoestaho that Gepea rJ h 20 make tho Dreseu
ta'op winch * l., Toxic pa of TIN Hall and
In the presence OF the Mayor % Council, and
o. large force OF mt ary ~ ADD Deis boring
cities Auopg the We sos who arc oecss 20 pa no
CD this occasio1 W III the corps ia little ri, wnpe mo
iber followed bsr husbaod "a member o. the Gasrd)
through all TIC vicissuaes Of the n.xsAa struggle and
gave otn TO tos child during The ssnmng OF Vera Cruz,
where her busbaud wac actively engaged. sne has osn
adopted by the company Tickets eli, be ssusd, ADMIT
ting sces who have suhser,bed fer toe colors 70 the
Governors room 10 tue City Hall.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN HESRy RUSSELL -CAp<aia Henry Rus-
sell, he We known sbpmastsr dsd at hs
In BROOKLYN Oh the oath inst He . OF tho lao
Major Benjamin Russell, and IVES born 1855, asd
consequently seventy tso Of age the uoe Of his
death. Captain Rassel Of the eldest shpn
in the country 10 faci bat rare tbsi M foossrs sf
perious profession bis attain the Of tns~core
YEAR, and Tho Q of the Mar'ne
Socey, and for the last fifteen years oss sre, 81 ~
secretary He lea sife aud daughter rhe NArtss
Society at recent meeting passed resolutions deplJrio
his lots Hno con0oliDg 9th os Oosesv a fanny.
EXODUS or STUB rAnED Cows -smco the recent swill
mix exposure there been noticed large uber Of
stub-taed on tae com noos Of Brook
yn and on the roads eabiog the of nlan1
fbey To l)ok sba, surpi cd ~ Ia signs q
the erase, but generally get used 10 IL sitter snilc.
FisE IN Boring srIP.-Bs, 10 and II O'Clock last
evening q IRE oroKe out in the bu dipgs Nos. Asd 10
Burlng slip, the second floor occupied by 10
.>I1~
cray one OF the Insurance patrol rne a,s ~ss also
extI guished by the patrol roe Damage 70 sbe lars
will cunt TO about 500, said % iasorsd. \
slight damage was done 10 tbe ooopersge Of 1bs-
grove tb~ 6rst floor cne th,rd noos
cuped by Mr. Ocsgrcve for rhs Ore ess,assed
In closet under the stairs spread up staircase
he roof
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ANOTHER ENGLISH COLONIAL VIEW.

Prom tho ~ Jabn, r., MOI ring News
Our erican cousins seem W be vefy muca aroused
on account OF the strict search p,w beos made by
5Ihsb OF the different vess,h toey sl Ia ~tn
tie Gur q Nexco and may expect for soms tine
bear all sorts or denuncstons leveei sgsss,
the Brush government on this Ia ~ usry
~ pisen by Wednesday, 10 ~as sed that tho
United States senate had unanrnpusy passed resou
q nquy into the ma, az, and tbst stsntJn or
the British Ambassador 81 Washington, lord Napier bad
ben called w ~ Three Aneri vesses have oeen
bcarotd end searches by English q, var ADD one
Brsh officer reported to have sad that they hal or
ders from government board every vessel fell in With
psssiug up end down the Gulf U.s. no dyubt annoying
10 be Stopped the tighvsy of sDd bsve ones
baggage searched and his right TO travel that gay
scruim zed, ana wonder mat ca n form "a isns
top IRON The Americans We opins hoeever, tina. so
luton OF the uoub Il 10 be found rather Ia the that
our own government are determined 10 act sih move
thsn s uspa promptiuce In regard W shs slave rae,
ban IN any desire 10 insult annoy vesssls pursuing
their LEG tmsts business ID Is vel kno~n that a nun
Der Of American vesses are larserly engaged in tos
cuiseo traffic and recen, Developments tend W shoF tat
carried TO fearful esteit In the attempt " per
tor their duty faithfully British othcers have
been led a~ay beyond the bounds Of prudeucs but
we believe expac alton will be male that will remove
the unpeasaniness that has already resulted from the
ensir.
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Municipal AM.irs.


The Counc.lmsn's Committee strse,s met thursday
afternoon TO hear parties In reference extension Of
Albany street.
r. THOU spoke against the Carrying out Of the
sure He reiterated the arguments put fss~ard 10 Tho
several remonstrances that have espo
son 10 the extension Of the street through TRINITY church
yard to Broadway. He d welt priDcpsy on tho ssse
men,s and Wits which that numbers Of We Re-
vouticnary heroes who coDnned 0y the Brush IN
the Sugar House Liberty street, adjoining the cnosch
yard buried In the north VI ueory,
through which Albany svees would run II We'eex-
tended 10 galway. lie dedu ed srsuuents prove
that the church holos bo grOono tho horny
OF Deed OF nrmstiop, granted 10 l7o8 10 The coogre
CATION BY the authorities Of the cy of New Yoss asd tnst
the ground hes since then and ha century pew
Gus, been used buying piece, wnsro sbers nos
have been lees than forty thousand the Cit VI
New York buIie al vAri,us mes
the pretiy Tar advaoced when the speaker
who hTst took the staod got through eli his the
comutee co1cuded to hear hose the SIDE OF
the question Monday " which day tney therefore cd
jouI nod.
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SUIcIDE.-Mr Samuel Slanson, OF Greenville, Sal.
Ivan county ~ " recently committed suic oe bg hk,g
In himself IN hrs bay house lie tormery supervisor
OF that own, and Gas highly esteemed D)mestc trou
bes are sslo 70 been the OF the 90 nmiou ef
the deed. A letter found written BY him s,atir
that he was tired OF lvng and requesting taai cerao
persons should act AZ hs gxecu'ors
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THE BRITISH OUTRAGES.
~>~-N~vNoo~v>NoNr>o~N~o~
Departure Of the Arctic with Orders
for the Homo Squadron.
-,~o>o~o.>>oo>o.oO>N>NU
The c0rders Of Search" Issued by
Lord Palmerston.
important Action Of the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations.
The 1gbt Of Visit as well as Search
Absolutely Repudisted.
onaeIal Correspondence Of the state Do.
partment,
H., &s., 49,

THE ORDERS TO THE GULF SQUADRON.
wAsaIssros, DAY o, 1853.
The Instructions naval forces 10 esa - warn
he anHb against the vssson Of AUerhsn yes
D. H. end 10 cases OF persistence prevent 81 FORCE
mo.ioD will shortly be- made 10 the aou'e 70 suspend
Ne rules with viex Introduce bill Authorizing the
ssnsrucuoD Of ten sloOps Of war.
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ANOTHER MANOF.wAR ORDBRED TO THE
CHILE

Tie Uped States orcpa,ce ship Preolc Com Dsh'greu,
leaves xAsog ton for Norfolk this morning. 10 complete
her outAt for service In Gulf.
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Markets.
pHIhhoKLpBIh STOCK soAsD.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept, l6, 1853
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania state SIS, sex; Reading
RsiiToA5 "a Morris Canal, l3h Long Island Railroad,
II; Pennsylvania Railroad, 43s1
New osLxAss, Sept 10, 1853.
Cotton SITTER, but not quoiaby hig her sales TO-
day COO bales hclasses Ito. Flour dui At So Corn
declining tendency; sales at Soc GOO. Lard llkc .
1870. Freixhts-Cottcr 10 Hsyfe led.
PBuADnIHA, Sept. Is, 1853.
Flour unchanged Wheat Domsad limited white 81
IS 81 40; red, 81 20 q 81 IS Corn active at 92c
92Sc. Proysi dull. Whssey dull at 24c q CSC
CINCINNATI, Sept. l6, 1858
Flour trm sa!es at 81 SIS S5 80 superhne extra
Whiskey Oc, with good demand
CHICAGO, Sept Is, 1853
Flour active Wheat quiet q, 7sc. Corn firm at SIC.
Data arm Shipments 10 Butislo-13, 500 bushels wheat
1900 bushels corn. Shipments TO Oswego-l5 900
bushels corn Recepte-e00 bbis -four, sc COO bushels
~hest 60 Geo bushes corn.
BUFFALO, Scot l6-6pn
Flour dull prices unchanged: sales 5000 bSls at 81 rs
Tor State IS Is Is for good to choice brands crdne
Indiana, Michigan and Canadian and t6 81 S. 62hs
ior COED to choice extra 10 Wheat hrm: demand fair
sales 30 geo bughels at a9kc 81 for Milwaukee club
I'll 10 for red Ohio and No. red Western Illinois
Corn hrmer; demand fair sales rs 600 bushels at 62c
65c for good 10 primo. Rye steady sales AGO bushels
at Gee Barley wanted at 52c, and very scarce Oats
dull and heavy: sales 1000 bushels at Arc whiskey
steady: saes 30 bbls. at 221c. Cnal freights
changed Receipts for the last twenty four hours-Flour
$3.50 bbls; wheat, 1I6,s07 bushels: corn, 2s,5se
bushels oa.s, sss bushels rye, s42 bushels; barley
s35 bushels. Canal shpmeps-Four, [, o26 bbs.; whest
bs.lt2 bushes; corn, SO ,s2s bushels
0swFeo, Sept. 16, 1853
Flour steady. Wheat In demand: sses 40 600 bushels
At 81 rs for good white Canada 81 20 for white wostern
including RED Indiana at 81 l21 Corn inactive. Cana
freients steady at previous rates Lake imports 10
obs -four, 80 eco bushels wheat Canal ports-5 coo
bushels wheat 10 900 bushels corn.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BAKm-GAurr-On Thursday. September &c. by tho
Rev. " Thcmpsoe, j. BAKER. Esa Of the arm Of Baker
McDouga Osnabrook, Canada to Miss g. GAuIr, q snLs
CITY
Bceton and Noptreal (CAnada) papers please copy.
FURsIss-SAsDsRson -Un Wednesday, September Is, at
81. Marks church, by the Rev DR.. Anthem THOMAS 8.
FuRs. Of Lnoons Inn, London TO MARY second dAugh-
ter Of Edward Y. SAnderson, OF this city.
IAsGwlsH--RAEMosD On Tuesday evening, Sepfem Der
IL, by the Rev Sylvester Weston, Mr. Joay LAsGuTH
Mirs EMMA youngest daughter Of Colonel a. Raymond,
al OF this CITY.
Cardepss (Cube) papers please copy.
Isx-- KMIoGo IN Vernon, Conn on Wednesday, Sep
,ember Is, N the Congregational church, by the Rev.
Mark Tucker, d. D., Captain CHARLES w. Les, Of Now
York to Miss FArrB NJ. youngest daughter Of AARON
KELLOGG, Esq CT the former place.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al Christ church, Bellevtlie
n. j., en- Wednesday, september is, by the Rev H. b
sbeTman Sidney A. SCsErTRIlN, OF Now York. to Miss
HARRsT AM ERoE, daughter OF Aren't b. Schuyler Esq
SUTTON ADAMS At St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
obuTcn Tnureday. September 10, by tho Rev Dr. Nc
Cln.ook GxoRGE D. 5urros Of Brookyn, to AMANDA ELIZA
Bsrs daughter OF Captain Joseph Adams OF this
citv.
WOMAN Ro-IASD In this city on Thursday, sepiem.
Der rs, by the Rev DR. Cheevcr Nr JOSEPH YgoaAr, OF
Liverpool England 70 MISS HENRIETTA g., daughter Of the
late j. NJ. Ro wian1, OF Brooklyn.
WETr7-F AmRTY I'm this city, Thursday, Sop
ember l6 at S B;dgets church. by the Rev Dr. Mooney
pASIsI WurIY Eeq OF Nncroom, ireland 10 Mss RAry,
eldest daughter oil Michael o. fAherty Eco, OF Limerick
lretand.
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The Ohio State Fair,

sAsDusKs Sept. IS, 1853.
This 10 Tho second day OF the fair The wosaher
sEuss very favorable, With . slight and REFRESHING
shc~er. The receipts Of the hrs. day eight thou
ssat dollars The d,seront departments were all ned
mp with the previous entries ana everything rassed
pcssany. with tee exception Of the runaway OF ros,sr
IN harness. njurrs, but not seriously three persona
No cacai dec;sion has got boon mado the regatta
no Collins, Of Covelsad, capsized her homo stretch
ebe wss doing nney whea the accidsnt occurred Tho
breeze was The most favorable TIA. could BIO wished for
spirited rcttins match oans OF q. the course this
afternoon, but ws have yet official report from
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BosroS, Sept Is, 1858
The democrats Of tho Fifth district In convention today
nominated Hon. John T. Heard for Congress
Convention Of the American party Of Massachusetts,
assembled In fremont Temple 10 day and was called 10
order by Hon. W. s. King, Of Roxbury, who made quite
lengthy speech Henry J. Gardner thco eleccd Prcs
dent who also addressed the Convention. An
Informal ballot was taken for candidate for Cover.
nor, with tho following result-fion Amos A.
Iawronc, Of Brookline, two hundred and thirty
Hon. Marshal r wilder, seventy six, and thriy-two
scattering. Subsequently the nomination Of Mr.. law.
renee was confirmed unanimously. The other state
officers nominated follows For Lieutenant Cover.
porIncresse sumner Of Darlington Secretary Of
s,seB. T. Allen, Of Bosten state rreasurer--A G. Tn.
derwood, Of Milford; Auditor-C IT, Ransom Of Roxbury
Attorney Gencral-A. A. Richmond, OF Adsms
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Tne National Horse Esh,bition.

SPRINGFIELD. NJ % Sept. 10, 1855
The rain 20 day Interrupts the greet hcrse show Thu
programme viii Re preserved, however, and the ekhbi
tn continued throughout Friday and saturday With the
pscm'eed 'esa'D Of sps westaer to will be the
bsst DAP 81 ths whole show
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Reported Capture of n SLAYER.

CHAMEsroS. ). G., Sept. Is, 1865
me Courir has learned from passenger by the steam
ship Caiswbs that The Dutch Coolie ship which arrived at
Havana on the 9Th inst, brought Information that the
brisSt Andrew, formerly OF Charleston, csptared
early IN June the African coast, By British steamer,
under tho ruspcion that she employed IN the
slave trade. She and her taken 70 y, Heens
Cor trial The Courier under the impression that the st.
Andrew was sold 10 parties Cuba, aud that they
no doubt her owners on this voyage.
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Departure OF the FRS, overI and California
Mall.

81. Lotus, Sept. Is, ISIS.
The arst overland California mall via Jefferson city AMI
Springfield Missouri Fort Smith, Arkansas, add Prcstcn
Texas took s departure from 81 Louis Post once ls
morning II rces by the Pacific Rllrosd 10 rpJu, No :,
thence BY coaches and spring wagons san Francisco
Fare from 81 Louis 10 san Francisco swo hundred dollars
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cnovIErcE, Sers 10, 1855.
rs inc-rr:ai Ezs:rssr hers to.cay been mcss
syocvvsI Il Las 5ssS genera holiday, aud crowds os
rssp,s have ID f'era all the surrounding country.
tas ga u q 'es ezsibira full 70 0yeTaswug all
tsy TIE cattle shc~ pssssd 81 very successfully. The
t"robes a horses erhibircc greater assn any
ec-msr tocston sons very Gae sa,uais ws~e On the
sfoesd. Trs sscc. Of sod svas was Ase very
coca
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Steamboat Burnt.

ourScy, H., Sept. IS, 1858.
The steamer VIM. st. Denny from 81 Louis for 81, Paul,
burned this phse At three O'Clock this morning
The boat and cargo viii prove total loss. Passengers
and crew were saved
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WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. is, 1853.
Tho Harmouisl Convention, called f,r through the New
York Tribune, met in d city " day, bui was Nure,
not more than dozen persoSs ooOg present At ue
Throughout, the day. It's orssrixa,on deferred until
10 morrow. No outsiders will be admitted The report.
era were expelled st an early hour.
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Transatlantic PoIltlrs,

PrrguRo, Sept rs, 1858.
The National Democratic Coudy Convention to-day
nominated the ticket OF the Anti Tar Convention, but
passed resolutions approving both the national and state
.drn,n as r.fons
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ADRIAN, Mich. Sept 10, 1853
Mc-srs Banns,cr and Thirs,on made splendid oslio1a
Ascension from hero today, landing Rights stton
eighteen miles wes. or Toledo ~ mistake II aight
ing the balloon resscended In a no,hessorly direction
carving Mr. Thurston sustaining himself By The rgvnE
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The Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept Is, 1858.
Col Johuron, democrat, who came here from Belfast
10 day claims his election In the Third Congressional dis.
rict and says his opponents oannol count him down he
low twenty two majority
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Interesting from Utah.

81 LOUIS, sept. 10, 1905.
We have advices from Leavenworth 70 the 18th inst.
per express 10 Bonneville Of TO day The Salt Lake mail
arrived St. Joseph the 10th nss having made
trip In twenty days
The Mormons continued 70 arrive in the city from the
south, and were entering upon their avocations
Brigham Young still keeps himself concealed, aad lives Ia
constant danger and fear OF the vengeance his
ing OF his numerous frauds. This confirms the rorms
reports.
One company OF troops had le Fort Bridgsr for ore
gon and others would leave The Indians oil
quiet.
Ful reports confirm the Of the South Platte gold
mines Several traders and mountaIneers we're met who
said they had been II the mines had In their pos
session many specimens Of gold found there. They nay
many miners, without tools and other appliances
csps Tin pans, getting three 70 i've dollars daily.
Many traders and others met route 70 the gold
regions.
Col Beises battalion Of Utah volunteer under Lieut.
Ill., arrived q she rort day, where they will be paid
on and mustered out Of Col Cooke, Lieuts Bu
ford Pcgra OF the Second dragoors Caps Gore and
Dooevan, Of the Tenth infantry arrived ths evening
from Utah
Tho sixth infantry would leave Fort Brdgor about
oath Of August Col Candy, with two companies Of the
second drago7rs two companies OF tho Tenth Infantry,
and one company OF the Seventh Infantry, daily
pccted al Bort Brdger 70 relieve the sixth regiment
The company OF Engineers had len for Ieavenworth,
ana Capts Desasseres Sewas companies Of cavalry
would leave In a few days.
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BosroS, sept. Is, 1883.
A heavy northeas, rain storm commenced here at
twelve O'Clock Last night, and still continues. The sto-
oir
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yellow Fever az New Orleans.

Nsw oRfS,Ss sept. 16, 1858
The deaths In this city BY yellow fever yesterday we're
seventy four
Nww ORLEANS Sept Is, 1858.
The deaths from yellow fever yesterday we're sixty
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Steam Terminus on Fourth Avcnue.-Thcs,

NWWNH F8FhHshNs on FouFtn NNtHuts- ".so
1p 10 tie repes OF the ordinance inst enforced and IN
iayer Of eir uis besg given ~ vho have signed peu
uor Tor Us repeal under Impressions and have
bad opportunity " satisfied with the advantages
of he change IA please add ther names 70 petitions W be
found A. The foll0winF plscesH. g. Pudham AVS Fourth
syenue James Ingram Sou Of Fourth avenue and
Twenty nth atrseti ST. Nicholas Hotel Broadway; Phelps
kli.e Co go Broadwsv; John Kerr CO., ~ Ieonaid
street. ws1en Wilson, q Murray street. - W Wntl2ck
~ Reekman street Burr Co, i0l Ulh sseet; Phelps
Icdge Co, ~ ClH street, r. Olyphsn IS South
street, Benz ". Field, vi Water street Dayton Sprsgue
CO. l0 Front STREET Phihp r. wilkins, No Pine street
Res Media Van achsick Bank ~ Commerce Building.
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Our sp-cseI Washington Despatch.

Our sp~eseI Wasiington DesrmtrSs.
sSN SabsihkNf On SIsIr 80 L4sCA-ss-Ay.
PSiA.MgNTs 10 TIE PARAGUAY lxYEpfr.3N
sufir- TEE raDIiN wA2 ~ cgcQDS-cor Dr-ios
or TsE fsDsssa iIHascgs, S~c.
WAsaisGros, sept 10, 1898.
Tie fssltEs. a5seIce Al Lancaster viii ass exisad
h-sooc fev days. &c espsc.rd II -s,ar= 20 w-saas
iso early cert ~s-s
II is IF de-rtood TIA. c5nmance-s z r Hu-,es A. n
F~a6css, T. Csse, B AaroaspS sao g. 3 Eidsely,
% command nvs steamers ehsssssa COR sss Paraguay
esi~c gcD.
Lo.sss Sy 'ss. NAL from orsscE a1d washir gteu Ter
Ios IS force .; thee shousaoi Iadsns ~ss pro
pairing 10 ufec$ Odd Wright SOse river 10 give bstt,a
II u believed here, however, by tasse wsu oiosmsc
:ht cot moro thsa fifteen hautso1 could be assembled.
We hsyo news also Of sAa trail having Sosa gos through
rom Dcnshsm bay own tssriscsy 70 Fraser
river seyers Thousand miners aud maay pack aaimsis
had goSe over, and tAverns established TIE trail.
The pontocu equip&gs FOR the use tas army uacer
General Hs-ney, aud winter clothing Tor the troops, viii,
is expected, be ready WITHIN month and will be
from this eide Is considered possible that General
Clark may have struck decisive bio al tho Indisns @
fore General Hsrney's arrivsi Though MOI probable.
Should the Indians be subtucd General Harvey Will
HAYS vigorous winter campaign % anst the expecting
70 finish 1t By spring.
Eae members Of the American Pharmaceutical Coavsn-
ton visited Mount Vernon to-day.
The rrc~sury satemeat for tbs week eudng September
Is ID ~ foiiows-
Amount OF receipts Observation-Disclosures. $50 Ills
ruIts Paiu. oooWo
Msns isss wv
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H. NJ s.
o az as Ia To- lTu a

the Friends or Late g.. Nowbold tOver
ytAs runuects wIh he ilark n Americas 500
impefisl Photograph OF lin q. BRADY's gallery &s
. HruFawAY.
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Bssc&iyn ArS.--BesatasuI C-Ssost Photo
~ IIfAMsCs 4 Dxc.S, Brcc1.Y1.
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Ladies' Caters ne Iss., slippers st 6s.. with
sdies msses boys chdrepe gater hosss and shoes
India rubbers, tc., NJ n MILLER CO.'S, 10 ST Canal
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Opening OF Telegraph oHices In Canada.
TORONTO, o. W, Sept rs, 1853.
Onces have been opened at Waterloo and BrOnie, g.
w., by The Ansriesn Telegraph cOn2sDy
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TIE GENERAL NEwspApEg DnspAYcu.

TIE GENERAL NEwsrAPEE DKsPAIcu.
WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1853
Tho government is Watching with great interest the
progress or events in Mexco but there official data
which usies Al opinion as to the result. Minister For
sytbs conduct has not been consequence of special
struoons.
The Cass Herran treaty, modified by New Grauada,
still under consideration by the administration What
may be determined upon will be submitted to the
Senate.
Major Townsend, Assistant Adjutant General has, by
direction Of the Secretary OF War; just issued order
saying-The Department OF the Pacific is to be divided
into two parsthe southern part to be called the Depart
mert Of California, with the headquarters at San Fran
cisco, and the northern part 10 embrace the Territories
Of Washington and Oregon excepting the Rogue rvor and
Umpqua districts which viii be called the Department. OF
Oregon with the headquarters nj Fort Bovot
Brgader General Clarke Colonel of the sixth Infantry
is assigned to the command Of tho Department OF
California In thus abridging the limits Of his
command, measure demanded by thu length Of time
required for communication between It's northern and
southern portions. the Secretary OF War specially
mends the activity zeal and Judgment displayed by Bre
vet Brgsder General Clarke In concentrating the troops
OF his department for energetic operations against the
hoee indians Of the north their outbreak be-
came known. Brgadier General Harvey Is assigned to
the command Of the Department Of Oregon and will pro
coed 10 his post with all possible despatch.
The President directs that Captain Peasontou, Of the
Second Dragons accompany General Harvey Assistant
Adjutant General The commsndan OF the Corps OF En
gneefs viii detail two officers and n detachment OF
exceeding fifty engineer soldiers with the plement
OF commissioned officers service the Department
Of Oregon The Quartermasters Department will furnish
transportation for this detachment to Fort Vancouver
The several staff departments win mako the necessary
arrangements for the supply OF the Department Of Oregon
from the California depots During the campaign against
the Indians the troops in the department will be allowed
two extra ratoos per week OF dessoased vegetables.
Mr.. Samuel Cal, long known rs the Chief Clerk Of the
Pension ONCE has resigned his position consequence Of
Ill health.
The receipts into the Treasury last week $3.50 0o
being s376 900 less than those Of the previous week