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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-11

Tm EFFECTS JEALOUSY. On the 9th ct July picnic
party consisting of two young and two ladies' pro-
ceeded to the Anne Arundel shore for the purpose of
passing the day in rural sports and pastmes After
embarking or home tho demon of jealousy took posses
sion of the breast of one of the young who snccd
that his belle inclined too willing to the affection
ate endearments OF the other violent alteration
sued at once followed by collision between the two
beaux in the midst OF which they both precpated
into the Fortunately of the young ladies had
the presence OF mind extend to of tho men,
who managed to scramble board and afterwards extri
cate his companion The remainder Of the trip passed
away very peaccably neither party being willing to re-
sumo the contest
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-11

LONDON DnAPIDATED. According to the London Times,
considerable portions of the city in state of dlap
dxion already beyond the power of renovation except
by reconstruction. The Times proposes large expendi.
lures for this purpose. 1t says
IF things go on in the present way we shall
have to leave off Boosting of English comfort The word
will be MS innppcablc to the country the epithet
merry in the old ballads. Here are 5000 900 of us
living in London in manner which is every day be.
coming and more unbcarabe. Foreigners have
always been disappointed in London, but nova days
they astonished, not 70 say Disguised No doubt
some improvements have been made districts have
arsen better built and better drained than the old but
they at the exfemitics and London proper becom
ing more foul and dingy and diapidatcd and sinking
every day The Parisan the Viennese, the New Yorker
surprised Mt the of the houses the cloreno
and smAllnes Of the shops and the general slovcnline
and want OF which meet the eye every side The
Londoner 10 have no idea of pulling down house
Whether from want Of enterprise from bad system
OF Tenure districts in the most advantageous stua
tons covered with worthless houses, which al
lowed to stand and become and yearly, until
they tumble down or otherwise TO be habitabe.
The proprietor of Charleston Mercury has purchased
the Charleston Standard with it's subscription lists and
WILL and proposes to merge the two papers ooner
aud to send the Mercury to each of the subscribers Of tho
Standard, ya
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
movements Of Troops.

ST LOUIS July Eve have dispatches from Leaven-
worth to the 9th INSTANTLY the United States expre TO
Bonneville They say the special messenger named in
previous despatch reached the fort yesterday with the
official orders for General Harvey, which went forward
this morning per Captain simpson The orders direct
the following movements Eight companies Of the
ond dagoons with Majors Phelps and Reynolds batter
les aud artillery and the fifth, tenth, and probably the
seventh regiments of infantry to remain in Utah. The
fourth artillery two companies Of the second dragoons
occupy the district of the Platte The first cavalry is d
rected TO remain on the Platte late practicable and
make excursions among the Indians and keep them in
subsection The sixth seventh infantry proceed to
Oregon in view Of the recent intelligence from the Pa
cifc of Indian hostilities MajoB Harris and Hunt g
batteries are ordered to return to Fort Leayenworth
The corps of engineers with the battalion of the
sixth infantry TO return to West Point after
plotting the work of opening road to Camp Scott via the
Cheyenne Pass The troops which accompanied Captain
Marcy from New Mexico are to return TO that depart
ment.
Brigadier General Harvey is ordered to return to st
Louis and the command of the department of the
West unless he may have received intelligence of the
forcble opposition Of the Mormons to the army in
Utah. in which he is empowered to send forward
the whole of the achievements and continue with them
to Utah. return TO take command of this department.
as he may prefer
Lieutenant Colonel Crosman and Captains Turnkey and
Paige are assigned to duty Va Utah
Captain Hancock is ordered to proceed with the reg
ment of infantry to the Pacific.
The officers Of the Typographical Engineers, hitherto
assigned to duty with the troops in Utah. ordered to
report TO Gen. Johnston.
The recruits and officers destined for the corps p
Utah are TO proceed TO that department.
Assistant Adjutant General Buell. remains attached to
the staff of General Harvey
The paymaster fathest in advance will 60 through with
his funds to Utah. The other remains on duty in the
department of the Platte.
The force assigned to this department is expected to
keep communication open between the Missouri and Utah.
and is under the orders of General Johnston.
An express arrived from Utah yesterday but the dates
are old and contain nothing additional
General Harvey was at Fort Kearney on the 10th of
June.
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Markets.

NEW YonK, July lo.Cotton has advanced sc.-
sales of 5000 bales upland middling IL 3i6; Orleans
mddling, IL 1919. Flour Is frm--sales Of 10000
bbls at So so IS 90 Ohio, - 60 "a rs. Wheat is
heavy-sales Of 10000 bush. Mt ~ 90 81 0S white
81 05 a 81 is; southern unchanged Corn Is dull
sales Of II 900 bush mixed 65 cents; yellow and
white are unchanged. Pork is stcadymcss, SIG G5 a
SIS rs prime, si3 70 a $13 rs. Lard is buoyant at
ii a liz cents Whislkey is dull at 234 "a cents
Sugar is firm Muscovado ga ~ Coffee is firm at l02
cents Spirits of turpentpe closed firm at "A AS cents
Rosin closed buoyantsales of 1000 bbls at 50 ~
cents. Rice is firm at a3} cents Cotton to Liver
pool, BIG.
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The construction of the act of Congress of May
%, 1874, and the action of the Land Department u-
der it, having recently attracted public attention to
considerable extent, wehave procured, and publish
in another column the lucid opinion of the Secretary
of the Interior in the case recently before him. &
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-11

DRy JOKE on A Wr SuBJncr-Near the mouth Of
the Ohio two rival cities which sometimes manage
to keep their hoads above water The editors of both
towns have been telling queer stories about the
late submerge The Mound City Emporium Is respon-
sble for the following dry joke wet subject: "The
steamer Manchester has been engaged inside the evees at
Cairo during considerable portion of the past week,
towing houses from point to another, and getting
drift of the town The report that she tore part of
her bottom off by running the top of the Taylor
House il without foundation q Va iftfssafm VIZ
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MIR. Douglas at Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 9.--Mr. Douglas received here with
grand display He made speech defending his politi-
cal and the bred Scott decision and reendoed
the democratic platform Fireworks discharged In
several parts Of the town. Twenty thousand persons
were estimated to be in attendance.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, July 10.-The Tennessee has arrived
from Vera Cruz. Business PROSTATE. The yomito
was among the soldiers An earthquake had killed so
persons at the city Of Mexico. The British and French
ministers advise the payment Of the forced loan but Mr.
Forsyth opposes it and demands his passports He is
now awaiting instructions Vidaurri, and Cara are
marching upon the capital.
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Later from Europe.

ST.. JOINS, July l0--The steamship Fulton, from
Southampton the 30h of June, arrived off Cape Race
yesterday. She reports strong westerly Winds but
icebergs Saw nothing of the cable feet.
The cotton market at Liverpool closed buoyant.
Breadstufs were steady Provisions dull Consol 95s
95A for money.
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Fire In Roxbury,

BosroN July 9Iate last night fire broke out at the
corner of Washington and Zimmerman Streets in Roxbuy
destroying John McElroy stable with four horses VIM
McCoy's dry-goods store Mr. Bakers shoe store, Mr.
Downing grocery, and two dwelling houses The loss
is stated at about $50, 900.
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Accident In Buffalo.

BurrALo, July oh. c. Gilbert commercial editor Of
the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser and commercial re
porter of the New York Associated Press was instantly
killed this morning by the falling of scaold at No IA
Central wharf,
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IMPORTANT DECISION or THE sEoRETARY or
4 TIE INTERIOR, IN MATTER or CONTEST BE
4 TIgEEy THE APPLICATIONS TO ENTER THE
T0RN SITES OF MONTICELLO, LOWER NON
ThCELLO, AND lu0RTTZiONS, WRIGHT oOU-H.
TY MINNESOTf
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The exports show less comparative change than the
imports except in the shipments of bullion. The total
exports in June from New York to foreign ports excu
sive of specie greater than the correspond
ing total for last year. will appear from the annexed
ricnn
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Total six months rs 1928 t2I 81 l12 W
Total nsca yoar sos o3 4227Ie5 ~ Glisoos IA

Included in the above 81, 269,248 30 In treasury
notes all Of which has been received since january lt
OF this s70932 ~ were received in January $6o4 3sl
93 in February $40 PIG 90 in March, $42l 1899 Is in
Apail s2sI lag 20 in May, and $780, 3I rs in June
According usual custom have compiled state
men of the stock of goods and merchandise hand in
is far less than at the corresponding date of last year
owing to the fact that then there nrgc accumula
ton awaiting the reduction of duty and also that there
has been comparative scarcity of many articles and
increased demand for consumption. The following will
show the warehousng for the month Of June
and the comparative stock at the close
Total value goods 1883 tl3
Entered warehouse foreign ports 24OST33
Received in bond other ports 1910
1b,s4I,s64
Withdrawn for consumption here .s2s2o,ss9
Resh ippod to 294 039
Transported 10 other ports ........ 42001S
445
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MIR. CRTrTENDEN's REFORMATION RETRAcING
f 81 THE LINES t s,.F


THE LINES t.r
Our neghbors of the Intehgenesr have been at some
pains to collate and republish tho speeches of Mr.
Crittenden at the various points of his Journey
home. The series Of ovations is fully noted. The
whole thing bears the unmistakable stamp of pre-
concert and party machinery. There is nothing
spontaneous or genuine about it whatever. II is
quite clear that the ingenious managers have set
themselves to work to manufacture public sentiment
and President for the next term. We fear, however
the enterprise will share the fate of all similar rav
cling theatrical companies, and thcir returns dis
close "more kicks than half-pencc.' The thunder
is bad, the parts badly cast, tho plots wild and inn
probable, the curtain thin, and the "star' Of the
concern veteran who flags superfiuous on the
stage" In word, the speculation will hardly com
mend itself to the practical character Of the Amer
can people. ess
Mr. Crittenden's FIRST greeting was from Mr., ThOs.
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II 1855. 1857 1858
In June .... % ssy 425 ss77 sll 81 ,os5oe3
Previous 03 20 40 1ss1b7lo OF 94o3<se So
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uFrom The N. Y. journal Of oommsrce.J

The imports at New York from foreign ports for the
last six months only about half large for the
corresponding six months Of 1887 and smaller than
for any similar period since 1882, We annex usual
Abatement
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The falling off in the imports during tho last year has
been about equally divided between dry goods and gem
| eral merchandise In issue Of the Sd instant we
| gave the details of the dry goods imports
peat the total compared with the total imports I'm
der the head of general merchandise have included
also the specie and bullion;
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The CoxMIssoxxR OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE. :.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

Ills lte if compelled to surrender property
and personal liberty lot refusing 10 mains
tain 70,
Mr. kdgofo a4ked Nh Hughes whether
be bad noi said, even siaco commence,
meat oil the present Congress, that the
Dred Scott decision vas not tho Jaw
Nh Hughes doa..d that he had ever at,
tered such q sentiment IN his lie.
Mr. Stewart. OF Maryland, earnestly adj.
yocatcd the admission Of kansas under the
l,comp,0u cons,i,n. or, and defended that
Instrument from lho eiafges Of fraud that
bad been made against t. Tie couiendfd
tuat h was noi necessary ,hai State should
have any constitution 90 al when admitted,
aud cited .a. s1crs where state hai been
admitted viaout constitutions.
Nh GGdagion. Of Nas4chusel's saii IL
was not merely because slavery would De
es,ab'..h ed by IL. i.rcomp,oa Constitution
that De- opposed lhe alms.i4u 81 hansar
a. State ll1an caHstiutIaurecag ozHe
slavery been clearly adople' t'e question
whether slavery would ba saili n' oN
i cuoa would have been iar.y bcion them
tie based lis opposition upon the irapd
prrrei-st0t iu Kansas.
Nr Talbot OF Kentucky obtained Gle
q ior when tho committee rose
4 at . miuu RI ra.i tive O'clock T. -,
the House adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL

y
motion by Nr. Fitch, n resolution was adop
ted instructing the Committee on the ia
dietary to enquire into the oxped!ency o
suspending the territorial laws OF Utah du
ring the present difficulties in that IeffItor,
aud reporting ia lieu OF tho laws suspendc,
such temporary laws as tho present exigen'
CIV Of the Territory requires.
Mr. Wilson. from the Committee on W
iiary Ahafs, reported bill to facilitate
communication with the army in tab
which was read and passed to second
reading Mr. ". stated that the committee
were equally divided h. regard 10 the bill
and it was reported B., the courtesy oil
those members opposed to tho measure
Tn bill auiho izes the Secretary OF Was
10 contract for the extension aud use Of the
electromagnetic toleprapa from the IRONS
tiers OF Missouri or Iowa 10 such western
military posts aa be may. deem necessary
for the public service and appropriate such
sum Of money ns may he necessary, not
exceeding $500 900. to garry into cxeeu-
ton tie purpose OF the act
Mir lverson. from the Committee on
Military Affairs, to whom was referred the
bllI from the House Of Representatives to
provide tor the organization Of regiment
OF mounted volunteers for the isleuco OF
the frontier Of Iesas md o. authorize tho
President to call i4to the Servo die
tuitoa States four ad aoual regim g Of
volunteers. reported il th snudry ahond-
mouts aud asked ITS immediate coustIeta-
ton. s.v'eg lhat It was important to decide
al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

Semabo.l5s Philadelphia correspondent
descu1es q now game: new dodge was
pcrpe'w'ed Boa Second street market. Sat.
urdaY : yosHg msu named Jackson wss
arrested ilf H.siiHs tae game i4as. lie
glued COWS halr o ibe tolls OF wharf fat.,
and sofa them Tor sqifre.s. Tie man aho
msdp iha complaint was a gentleman 'fom
ticfuauv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

DESIGNATION.

fI'NH ecprttF.lP hertiaioFe existing ~
tween ~ undersigned, VAS Wis as Dis,
seietd 3, mutual corsett lriah naun and
Vincent Rlgghls are alone authorised to use the
uuue % s8e ssm 10 fqnldalisn
IANAN DUNN.
A. a. YATES,
VINCENT ldfCIIE.
rEiig undersigned have Ills day formed =
eoaasnenhlp npaeT ihe name ard style
ot DUNN y RlfCiiih, fer tbs pasrese q
earn na IN 'bu Receiving, Fosa4faat toul-
ri.s,,snead Nacery l.asnes4. II the cid stand,
Wtefe tie} wi.i Ae pleased TO seeomn.saais
l-ls Oh patrons - esast.
UgIAu nUNA,
v nlFOgilG.
eNEenannsl. Ia. fah |. ssas. no ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-10-07
STEAM FERRY
AT
WHITE CLOUD!

A LARGE, new and excellent M =
n Steam Ferry Boat has been - -
placed in the Missouri River. at White Cloud
which will be run in all kinds of weather, when
the river is open, as often as may be required
on week days; and on Sundays, four times, viz:
between the hours Of Q and 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and the hours Of anil 5 O'Clock, p. NJ.
This place is the terminus of the State Road
from Fl Des MOines, Iowa; there is an excel
lent road leading to Forest City and Oregon,
Mo-; and good roads leading into the back
country of Kansas and Nebraska. TO which
W bite Cloud is at least six miles nearer than
any other river town. This Boat is one of the
best in the river, and is manned by an experien-
ced Engineer and Pilot, aud Il sober, active and
punctual set of hands. Persons wishing to have
themselves, their stock, lumber, or freight OF
any kind transported across the river, will ind
White Cloud the place for them to be accOmmo-
dated in the best manner, with the least posi-
bic delay on either shore.
'Ferrying done at reduced rates.
june 10, So, If.
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The Poetry Of Physic.


AYERS PILLS glide sugar-shod over the
palate; but their energy, although wrapped up,
is there. and tells with giant force on the very
Foundation Of disease. There are thousands Of
sufferers who would not wear away their dis
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la, Indigestion, Weakness, Headache, Back
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darkness before the Sun.
Reader, if you are suffering from any Of the
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the remedy has been provided for you, and it
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That Ayers Clerry PICTORIAL is the best med
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and that Ayers Pills are the best of all Pills. is
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Gregory,s Instant Cure of Pain.

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Sure cure for Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diar
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This we can prove by what Others say about it.
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SMITH II. ToPPEy.
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A case of RHEUMATISM of forty years. stand
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CHOLERA MoRBus, very bad case relieved
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to be invaluable medicines in every family.
C. GRAHAM,
Pastor of NJ. z. Church.
White Cloud, September %, 1858.
am satisfied of the truth Of the above GER
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Has been before the public for more than 20
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From +. c. Dillaye Carpenter, Syracuse. N.
Y, Oct. Is, 1856.
We take great pleasure in being able to say
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sou. Tenn, April IL, 1858.
The Oil takes like hot cakes in this country +,
We will soon have to order another lot, in or
der to get it here in time. ~
From J. VI. Irwin & Co, S,lineVille, Ohio.
March 3D., 1858. e..
We have s0ld the last bottle Of the Gzrgling
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II For sale by Druggists and Merchants
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The New York News, an Administra-
ton paper. publishes letter from Chica-
go, which says of Douglas
He works increasingly, and but few
constitutions could hold up under the ef-
forts he is making. He spends money
lavishIy. He has sold his fine mansion
in Washington. morgaged all his prop
erty here. and if he is beaten. he is con-
sidered to be not only politically but pc
euniarily a bankrupt.