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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

TIE receipts q. t;de-wsssr BY The csnas Of TIE
State Of Flour Wheat, Com and BNey, fcr the se'-
ord week II July IN 1857 snd 1858, have been .s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

SUICIDE BY SHoorISG.--Yesterdsya Germsn, named
Nss Werrs who bad been drinking 10 for some days
,4d 20 shoot wife She got out Of his way and, 10
v.pse he shot bmssE The chUse entered HE mouth aud
sds.d brain lie resided IN New-BroohJn, Ninth Wsfi
IA I'D ~ children
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
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MfNIArNsE ALMANAc

ALMANAC strtis DAY.
Sux-Ri.es.. <:ftt SuS-sstS 80 -. n1.' ~
SNS utss gATER......rHfs Day
sa.uoo, Isl c,oy.i.srl. 2:oS HelGsis..... 3.H
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

gale al Bloom field last Tuesday did considerable
rjury The IOof Of Powers oAAun factory OF mum
b.. Of APPLE trees In adoinug upsoote ne
Botabss Railroad Depot Hewns, injured vao1s
sttsg damages were caused. Newark Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

sfsons tbs hoy. yresri john and J.1ss5 sa
-, :.cry oven sba3y shove The Co.Ossr hsii an IL
a..s: and II appearing t there 70 De- - - -
,sre fun and Tredve who had t%. rested neezed
The verdict VISA kenoirbsge Of the lgr,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

IsqUEsr.-Coroner Smell bsd 81 inquest, yesterday,
on II. BODY Of child Of August. Neer aged six months, VINO
Saturday hight from ms@nas, cslsed ~ change oi
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5ssSS %
The cost OF operating the road msy Dc estimated ss
Ibe ,~,,ber If miles run will be about: Miles.
Two Daily passenger trains esch ~ 6s
Two daily frebi trss each 2sst
Miscellaneous trains OOO
els s2s
This il a large estimate As the number OF miles run
on the Michigan Central Road, ior the yesr before
referred to- On tOtsl length of 223 niles, was only
$3.50; this road, for that year. the cost per pe
run charging ell the operating expenses was about
20 cents On the Western Railroad in Messachusetts,
for the last ten years. the average expense per mile
run hss been about so cents ard this is higher taan
other New. EDglai rOads. Our road may be more
expersvs operste thsn some ard we viii estimste
the expense at per mile run. This will give as the
cost Of operating for ooe year the sum of $685.
which is only about 80 y cent of the estmsted re-
oeps. Thir percentage may eesm small, but II must
be bone in mind that tue position Of this road viii
eusbe il al the outset 20 reaGze much better prices
fer both passengers freight than roads, and
th6 all this goes to account OF profits without
Increasing the expense.
We come tfen to the following results:
Estimated income tor one 5SiSll
Deduct COS, Of operating ng................,... 683l8
ro... !is on ne, s9"oo '3Ss%' s:c scai: a; S'''s
Interest s on s5accc Bond. Of the company
rlisit oT o $500 and p:a Bonds
at = cent <9fo- oo HV
B.lsce...................... sll5522
1bs sutn you'd ensble the road 10 make dividend
OF 10 & cent on its stock snd have surplus 10 apply
10 the iu proveneIt Of the road and increasing their
means Of transport s.ion TO meet the demands Of q
rapidly increasing business.
TIE new bark Of Mutual Redemption, Boston, has
issued circular to the banks subacrbiog for stock,
that tie amount will be payable on Monday, Aug 3.
Appended TO the circular are the terms upon which
they propose to DO the business of the banks in Now
England. Stockholders viii not be required TO ksep
sny ps tn aren't deposits
An adjourned meeting Of the creditors and stock
bolders OF the Bsy State Mills Corporation held
at Boston yesterday. Gsp b. F. Butler as Chairman
Of an Investga.irg Committee appointed st previous
meeting presented his report. in which the movesbe
assets of The Compsny are sta.ed az follows:
Cash notes ard EcccnDts S7l6 rs 81
Goods IN Bcstf lttsoD
Stock and gorc. y mill. <S5 10 o.
Goods IL new l4Iso 81
Grand ,otal......................~sl3j sl3j5,2s9 80
The general report submitted wss as follows
s. hedue OF Of the Bay State Mills beside the mills and
machinery a. lawrence, June 81, 1858. -
SeiS35 II
Csh in hsnd, Of W. q. Lsussrt Asgnee.... 1894 IS
Tr.a.uy ....,............. 1000 90
s5S6S7s 81
Goods al tNils........s...............ri2 : " Ij2 u
Coccs IN Bofton...... I50 0yoo n
si6iei5 OF
Notes ard accounts made ceh q. date $500 o.
Material 81 l5353 25
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

ATTACKED BTyoRE HIS owy DooR.--On ostur1y 1s
Night f.lows passing Main street ss.s1eo So
...s who wss lying half asleep stoop OF ms
~ They pulled him o6 and threw him on tne bn
~ he sustain~d fracture Of aas.nx pess ooon
SSS,d n the r.outh The ssssnts took 20 the nss n< &c
semn,brx ,h, A. of cowsrde The isnred man was stes
20 ofbcs Of DR. feTy IN TofE Hfee's esu --' ~ w. ~
wounds dressed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

Total ~
We annex comparative statement of the Exports,
exclusive of specie from NewYork TO foreign ports for
the week and since jar.
1850. 1857. 1858,
Total for The WEEK.. = / 1880 hso.bl4 flgoleb
Total f0T fnonihs.... Ol,uJ % oo IA olot'o'o
Since Jan l.........aA l90e2i aS9s2 jl3 Sj26i6jii
The following table vii compare the exports Of tue
seven principal staple articles Tor the week and year;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

i1AoEs:
Fou- bss WIS hlsh c1rn, s1sh. Rs'sy sl'h'
i@7....."l7sl7 lS 5!t .,a5 .,,,3 "a
AtSr......s.t.r- .elu- ~ ~ 49,
IDe-sa.. SIS lS5l7s De- l36 81 Il. 5tSo
TIE aggreeaes of the Ie ,.ipts OF the above srces
20 fsr. ~: The years 1857 and 1858, have been:
Toar, os. whs.t S..a. CoSa; sash- s.isy; si'h
ISf7.....ltseS li.ss7 sc9.SIs ~ 20
isss...... egs4s4 sss ISL L.9,Ss Ss"o
incrsoe $50 -3s ssTi+ .lsesl " is-
R.dUag he wn.a. g tie Of o: lSs over
1857 .s.g a 70 9T5, 10 ibis. -four.
Tie receipts at tide Of the principal articles Of
produce om lie operiug o: The osnss TO snd nclud-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
--.Iobn McDennott. reading a.

syRrou. AccIDESr.-John McDermott, reading az
No a. la, rset bd right ks crushed Saturday BY .he
,.l,s o mast ~bich being placed vessel Al Msston
Toss yard lie conveyed 10 the oag i'sad College
HOski'sL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
The BODY of Isaac Roland. supposed to have basn

poisoned BY bis wife has been dinened and inquest
commenced oeok on Saturday afternoon by Coroner Bad
win named Ahism Coles supposed 10 have been
,on phee OF the wii of deceased hss been arrested
Newark Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

Dy.cEST on DAsCE HoUsE.-irspector McC ane
Cnees More ,nd Van Nosnnd made se ,eni or,n TO,
derry in Sixth syenne, between ftteen.h 80
street, Sunday morning party Of aso9' try a.. "A
female being In trppns on the light ssasto - -
uu.e of fddle paved Water street auseA1 ualea b
sssd heCe- services bad been specially es.s,o p -
occasion The officers D the iropt doo soa tne psl
al. b.sr rT,, ont Of the back dooT and windows IA Hy
TIE fdd.r Tsouss MaIlsney Thomas hcQ-sde Lao h'N-
Drts.n were arrested and Locked up % AaswsT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

lncreafe. -f"s't .
The earrings Of the Pts5uig, Fort Wayne 40
Chicsgo Rosd IN June were shout $loi 0o0 tscc.ss
Of about SIS OCO. The first week in July the
Mciipsn Central Road gives iecresss Of slS,OOJ
Tee supply o, molsy continues 70 increase, a. well
as The difficulty Of finding employment FOR it >.
very low rates LsTge p.Tcss Ss'e offered ,o-iay to
The Iessirs stock hcuses a. 8 = cent. Tns ofsrags
st bank eoriiaus very sus Is Tie ciass Of paper
eepsJ.s at bsrk c.n be p'scei below bank rates in
the street Favcns sgzstlres TunGieg a. f.r IS Sep
ieuber lsye been dore ss loY as 2 cent, bl. the
ourrsrt rsses sre las T. cert.
From the weekly returns slosisg the novsnsnt OF
Ire Anthracite cal lrsie, It a2Pss thA. he SahaykL
Csnal srd Resdtg R.i roa3 have brolsa: iosr dllag
tas week, really as aBeL coal IS tssy I'll n tie
Iepo1dirg week a. yeAr bar f'r .he season re cscal
fails of - OF suls snd th5 railroad 2E,Oll. Toe
Lehish Canal falls cT g, ljS, sui tho Lehiga vsley
Rs1ioad gars 50, As. Tie net falling of on 81 tie
ines Is 3ol al turs Tae-e Il 10 possibility Of this
beng made Up during the ssasoai ba, tie ied&. VII
poesby be increased, IS he demand for Goa continues
very snaH, AL there s 10 ProsPss: Of revival OF
ma-ufsc.mes.
TIE receipts Of produce b. tie c,cA, Of his safe
iSr ne pIaIa, ss.syp were s.. felors;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

HORRIBLE AFFAIR AT SADDLE RVER.-An old
.dy residing at Upper Saddle River horribly burned
Thursday th, sth appears from report thst
she resdes with her sonnsw and that she told little gr to
wood with which make q The child
been forbidden TO attend the commands Of the Old lady
and cenquenty refused The old lady then slapped the child
hen the m cried This brought in the father reported
having assaulted the lady short time after this he
entered the and passed behind her, and she Instantly found
herself to be fire. She begged him put
which be did, tits alleged, but not until the old lady
much burned that Is supposed she will die from ,he injuries
Other facts In connection with this viii b. made public
few days. Paterson Guardian
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

CROPs IN MERCER CoUNry.-THe Highfst0ra
says Yield Of whes; and rye in that sscon will
prove better than oT seyeIA years past Very little damage 1t
any cansed by the seey The bay crop wac3
been gnhsfed been eqole1 l. quantity qIa
yield &C this dorte that OF ias; Com
oeks rcuss@s well the wsstner Of the pas w week.
ycIy hsetins oss cok we'll ana Il believed "a toe 400
WI b en- aV'taee one TIE weather daring the few p.si weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

TRAiEISG FOR THE FIGnr The "Benecia Boy, "
or John Heenn understood 10 b. training somewhere n Je
sy City for II contemplated fight with MorTissey He Is daily
nsn in company With Billy kus, who aso sojourner IN
jersey Johnny Morrlssey came down from Albany on Thurs
day ookips II he training for the II is
deTtood that both parties Tuesday put up the
money on the WAGER
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
rotA.............t2o,f7 Az

The following table will compare the circulation o'
the public private and jont.stock banks OF the KING
der for .ha months of Msy and June, 1893:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

PoLTlcs.-Col j. w. Wal Of Burlington who VA
ses',d by Dr. Robbrs IN lse sud Joel P.rsr "a, of Fr
kce ar, urr oped IN connection with ~. n,ur,,f. r,s
ton lor Cor.rs, torr the I'D District.
TAe Hockss toS Gase'hs ths kcsrs On every bs
os b. IA Nibe de rrunaiion 70 feeect NJ Ads I'm bs ma
District
Johu T. Desocr Burlington Wm Parry OF (h.s..- Toh
III of s.p,hs,rr.or aVe Casb Sewhod Of ssri.,ss -
per,onos 10 eornectiou With the oppostoa nemisasn a.
Sss.s sSIAsol Bs4. e;sg tsS!, f;ess !s ". A,sr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

The wheat IN this county is nearly 81 harvested sud
ssd The red NsderTsnesn whea NAV b.
FAIR yec hrt the white whes Although in Fooi
yields better than the rcd has suffered from e
and sob ard n 10 said viii not be aaf acon he
eps Of sccouut y the dry hot weai.f vii provs
amos, failure. The early potatoes s- fna an fy
Tie sweet po,atoes AID wstereon II which AZ 5
Ia his said 10 Be growing tuey pr,n
FAR yield The rns II the present week will b In time IN.
lac ptsio Tbs crP 10 general looked better
dry bet ~s'hrE bss bro1gh fosssd 7 y roo.
ru1 Sseps ihen IN set wesths and hng better
af l~tH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

The ship Hsyes Queen. rm Liverpool arrived last night has
cos pass June lat. Al 49, lon IL H. spoke shi We
en- hence for Liverpool l6 days out June u la ~ " oa
% % passed sho Old England, bound T. June l6 ls, j 81
on "a 10, spoke ship Arlington, of Hao cell from Charleston
Tor Liverpool From the lat II 81 to lat IS H. ION So
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

The "GALLAST ZOUAvE" AMONG Us.-Under this
bead The Nete- BrHnsrek Neps Of Friday. says;
Yesterday afternoon the Jersey City Chief OF Police accom-
panied BY another officer from that place visited this CITY ID
search Of CsIsn de Rere who they learned had arrived here
appears that the Captain far Elizabeth Cty sud
then engaged livery stable keeper bring him on TO this city
where he arrived Sunday afternoon stopped at one oil our
principal hotels hour smoked bis pipe "a luxury OF
which 10 said be h extrsysganty fondl and left for parts un
known The stranger noticed by several OF our ciIens
and when the police described him. recognized at once as the
DISTINGUISHED individual He at the depot but no one
able 10 tell which way he went"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

Total L".,.....".s S.. .Sl,$if
3 following variations as
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

u + y i.
Declaring the vote taken in the town
OF Ripley, IN jackson county, ~ the en-
iargement Of tie corporate LINKS Of said
town, To be valid, and for other purposes.
Amending the charter Of as town, Of
Buffalo, SO as to reduce the humber Of
trustees from ten to six.
! rs SENATE BILL PASSED.
A bill from the Senate TO iicorporate
the New river navigation company, was
taken up, amended and passed
FEIDAr. Jan. 90, 1858.
BILL REPORTED.
Incorporating the Catiforuia and POGO
talico turnpike company
I- TUEspAr, Febs2, 1853.
BILL REPORTED.
To provide for the electionof two com
.missioners Of the revenue fSf Nicholas
county.
ADVERSE REroRTs
OF exempting citizens Of towns from
county leyies. 6
ofauthorizing a justice Of the peace e
issue "distringasi' onjldgments render
ed bv 4 justice.
OF prohibiting tlh Introduction o.
adulterated liquors into theEState.
OF requiring jarors sFmnoned in civil
cases to scrA in eriminsl cases, DC.
ofexempting towns Ehich providefai
TIE poor and keep theii streets in order
from county leyies.
OF atSNe.rrinfr fl.a ,,cygsrc az Tho Roa nj
Of Public Works in the Governor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09
For tIFe sFfSSanlwha Valley Star
Resolutions BIZ tht EaIaWha Bar.

II Ala meeting of the Kanawba. bar held
in The townof Charleston. on Inc 81 day
If February. 1913, rpon the atlj8uramen4
otthe Special Term Of the KaRawha Crit
cult Court, presided over By MlrHEM
EpMIsToE, Judge of the l9th Judicial
District, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted u
liz Thatthe members Of this bar congratt
ulate Judge EpNtsToS upon the able,
efficient and satisfactory manner, ii
which, nd disposed sf the many and diff
fcult causes subnlated to him for adjut
|dicatfon ,.= #
H And, that. obey acknowledge, will
pleasure and qualification. the courtesy
|and Kindness extended from the bench d
|the bar, during tile session Of the special
Term, which has just closed.
n 4tsis further resolved, that these resoF
buttons be published in the newspapers d
Ethis place, and Id the paper published Il
Weston, Lewis County, Virginia.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

A MAsoUERADER.-The Norfolk Day
Book says that fsthe man with a queef
walking cane, 7 while walking around oil
Tuesday night, saw an individual lin tie
shape of young man Just before him
whose motions aroused his suspicious
The watchman approached the iindividE
ual, and to his utter astonishment found
it to be i young lady Of the city, dressed
ina gentleman q attire. The scene that
followed, says the Day Book. We are not
competent to describe, but 81 all the
begging and eutreating we never ii Out
life heard anything Ike il.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09
|. Tlatar rror1, EInrolae.

HAL1rAx, Jan. 23.-Tha STEAMER Can
ada has arrived here with LATER adYices
The Ariel experiehcedheayy VeatFer, and
broke her main shalt, anlarr8ed at Corl
oh tile 18Th.
An unsuccessful ashIGpt Mad beer
made 70 assassinate Nlpoieon, 3lie Empe
.ror of France, the bali passing througf
his hat, butzinfictingao injury tphis per
SON
Tho Leyiathap sseaBler was nearly s.
the end Of the. launching waIs. But lit.
TO else would be done tafil He high Jan
nary tides. when she would be foated
from Her position. L
II The American shb Adriatic, which
was cohfscated byt French courts in
a suit for damages fe her collision Will
the, steamer Lyonnais, had escaped ffon,
Marseiltes.. zig
Tie new Spanish ministry had beeS
organized /
Tho news from linda IL oas week later,
but there Is nothint froma Cawnp6re,
owing toipn interruption of thc mails. y
If Tho Ehp.isHrmoneI marked was easy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09
I From he Richmond Enquirer.
Governor Wise His position before the
(,0URtfy.

Hu1fFHVl utpp---HiDs pU4tktVHt DetSAS 80
Country. ssE#
There are bnt iew men In the nation,
whose political career has beedcharacter-
lied with more signal success, than that
III the persent Governor OF Virginia
There is no Fnan inthe country who has
II stronger hold upon the admiration, les-
Etsem and affection Of his State. IL is not
| his advocacy of the Immediate interests
Of their peculiar Localities that attaches
| tile people Sof any county Or section q
Virginia to him; for heir now, and has
always been, devoted to the WHOLE STATE,
Eragardless BIZ whatever prejudices may
have existed, or may stu exist in. the
East against legislationfor the benefit d
Idle West, or In tie West against leglsla-
Ition for the benefit Of the East! s. .
white basis. man lie was trianphantly
Ielected to the last reform Convention,
from d district bound By the ocean. A
an Sin ternal improvement" man ne IS ap=
I5plaudea in tide .RaterP as well as IN the
recesses Oh tie mountains. Although
the originator and Jealous supporter q
his fxpife afundum scheme, oyster
eaters and oyster catchdrs alike, in East.
EN- irginia, still confde in him, admire
him and defend him. His Tammany let:
ter,litisItrue. was AS unacceptable as it was
unexpected to many 81 His friends, among
the sitaili Demoeracy of the Old Domin-
lion. but 1t has! not shaken their conf
tdence N His f{felfty til the South. 1t has
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

fr Capt. WiILE.a Grass authorizes US to
announce him as candidate for "a election
Ito the ShefiG4hy Dir Putnam Co. at the Spring
eleetion. n. 54. 3.,. Al
mr. Air. SaApEL,,s skuS nERs aut har:sesi MS 70
announce him as afeandI1ate for the Office d
County Surveyor, for the County OF kanawha4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09
Kansas-Abolition Oh slavery.

ST. Lou1s, Jan. 25.-The lowe
house ofthe Kansas Legislature. had
passed d bill toiabolisll slavery on tn,
first OF March.
Ills reported that tile Indians OF
the Shawnee river were ravaging thu
settlements and burning all the dwell
.lings.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

The Atlantic Cotton sliIls4of Massa.
chuYetts, By a:foreed sale their goods dt..
ring the recent panic, lost the snug it'll,
sum Of sl1'i,eoo. h.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

Some ofths farmers in MichiganHha4t
tapped their maple trees, and made=coll
siderable quantities Of Sugar. Rattle
providing tie season. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09
AddiifOaal frsm Et,

\ NEw YoEk, Jan, 5,-tI.ata = e
has asiyices from nr,,pns'# H. =
December az. lth. ThSen fight. but
not intend to make aof Warfare.
adopt. the guerilla. country were
Crops in the
abundant. n SEntnooa VOC d.
Every able arlnsIin ths spring,
peete Z, 70 be II Of them were in ii,
and F1I=' the m2 It's said tllere are
vor ct yh the army.
many sI
,,.5, hs ofleat have RECENTLY been
I.lc u in Hardin Coz Illisnis.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

We notice il the list Parkersburg pat
pets, the death Of AbExANpER MAeDosf
AID srERkErT, formerly Editor Of thu
Petersburg Gazette.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

! The funded property Of the Rotlls-
clfilds Of Paris, amounts to Gao, DOC, 900
sterling Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

The Post office It Big Coal, Boone
County, is discontinued.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

VEoIpEpLr OvERDoaE. We pre-
suAe, says the ALBANY Argus, that
Instrumentation the sstofekecpers''
IN til a United States, (2o4,0G1,) pnb-
lll$she'ibyrne ofthe great Mercantile
4ANgts ' Is n New York city, is cor:
rect. We distribute The twerty five 4
imlll9ns our population among
theln u FAMILIES, each will have
twenty us the total number Of
the l 1't THERE'S a store y
every l WI, .otNnr inhabitants, men,
women anil cHSlren-bond and free
rich TN and roolSland allowing five
persons to the h9sehold, tile average
number Of aoeoaAs ont 81 which
mercantile profit ain loss IL to 81
iistirett in4this countS IS, :,ssse Id Z
just stated, twenty.f1S Here. ina
nut shell, fsfa whole Aeory oe th(
uncertainty and fatalityWhich do 4
charFllc terizeI trade in ARerica. j
contains the strongest afSnIlent i
favor Of cash transactions Setweer
importers and merchants, aaSoneh
to bel potential ill driving ont 9Nrad,
half of its devotees into 4 pursaittha
always makes generous returns ufOl
the capital and labor inyested-th
grateful pursuit Of a gricultare.
ff l-a-------..S i - .s5s n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09
k Ia N A VIII a .1lV ALLEY STAR.

k "A IN A n
kanawha River improvement.
We publish, "a to-day s paper, . Me-
mortal which .We have received from
Richmond. audwhich has been printed
and circulated for theapurpose q promo
Hing and securing the passage Of the Bill
now pending before the General Assem-
bly, for The Improvement Of the Naviga-
ton Of TIE Kanawha river.
4 The Memorial contains many things
appertaiillling I'd the material interests,
wealth. and Development Of che Kanawha
VALLEY, and the Country adjacent thereto.
|, AN IsrrREsrlse fcnAsE Not long
since, youngIwidow, poor and beauti-
|Iful, (of course Hungarian by birth.
land wtose,husba1d lived aud died there
a patriot, GANG 70 this country. and af.er
4 time, hoping to better her condtion,
I.started for IIayana.1Iyia Louisville and
New Orleans. "A few days AFTER her de-
| parture from New York, an Agent from
ItEe house ofFRotllstHilds reached. there,
having been dispatched from Europe wy to
seek the exile 4 widow and convey toFheHrF
The Welcome tidings that she had eeme
into possession ofa fortune Of eleven mil n
lions. After passing from y continent 70
continent, and chasing bef from North 1ti.! e
South be Succeeded II overtakiing kef 4.
Rather q change Of parties in fortune
hunting. N + #
II Il, It'll. IN
~, 1oflh y. i.R m II !, "t'N, A, 4, II
DR.. Burdell, on motion of the Assistant
District Attorney Of New York city "a
i nolze prosqki entered in his<ease, and
was discharged. from his 9eeognizances,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

The steamer Ariel. which was supposed
to haye behlt lost, has been heard from
She broke Her star board shaft, just fput.
side4th ship, Oh Jan. I6th, and was qbli.
aged. to puts Queenstown, Ireland,
which. she reached Oh the 14th. Tbe
Canada brought her mails and passengers
Ito Boston. #%5I. I# fS..,:s +:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

TIE Texas legislature has passed bil
which allows FIFE negroes who may ds
sire Il, te select masters and becou
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

XTIRGINIA, is :4-At finIss heEdE :,
" clerks Ctfffre of tie circuit 81 Ing
pntnam county, in the month OF FeEIht 1t
1853. l.Fl NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-09

NINETEEN MoNrHs WlflIou4 Floop.
Mrs. IIayes,s1of the town of Day,
Saratoga county, whose ease we de-
tailedfspme time since, and Who had
lived nineteen months without feod
or drink, has expired. She remain.
ed ink ensible for fifteen months of tile
period, and up to 4 few days Of hel
tleath, wien She seemed torevive and
spoke occasionally. After her death
her body was opened, and snake
five feet long and half ali inc thick
was takenfrom herstomach. Il was
asiFcwhen removed, but died soon
after Increase is d very remarkable
one. and II Is to be regretted TINT II
was not subjected to q scientific ex.
'.;15'ion baf iae location vas MI.