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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-25
BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r
FURNITURE. DRY Goons 49,, I'm,

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS and GRO
- CERiES.-Will be sold at auction at nv stora.
on Main and 10th streets on SATURDAY morn;n,
next, the 9th instant, commencing at 10 o'cIock
large lot new and second hand Furniture
DRY GOODS Cloths, C.ssimeres, Cassipets Mrs
Inns. Cambr1cs Lawns, Cslicoss Ganghsms. Liren
Taoe Cloths Towels, &c e'
hADf.bADE CL0THiNG.-Linen Coats, Linen
Pants and Marseilles Vests ''0'
GhoGSRi Es-W hiskey. Brandy. Wine. Sugar
je % AIEX MOTT Anal
Nv HORSES i will sell at auction.
"a at the Horse ot opposite the Central Raj.
road Depot, on SATURDAY m rping next the 96,h
fnst, six fae Saddle and Harness Horses
Je ALE< MOTT Axct
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- ~ 'II'7o-' -iuNIo. Je Iy
EOMMI JSlUNEk'S SALE OF VarU

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
ABLE TAVERN STAND, STORE, DWELLING
AND VACANT LurS ApPEkTaINI "a OR n EAR
III ERETO, IN HENRICu COUNTY, o. THE
NEW BRIDGE ROAD. Ia MILES EAST or
hiOthoND.-As Commissioner Of the Circnjt Conrt
OF Henrlco, by decree pronounced on the 7th MAY,
$50 IN the case OF Leaabstter. guard vs.. Leadbrt,
Ter, &c, stall proceed TO sell at auction on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the Sth July, 1855, at 5
CLOCK NJ, II faIr, II rot. the next fair day the
n al estate located as above formerly in he cccnnnn
Gy OF Mr. JOSIAH Leadbelter. and now kept a.,
tavern by Mr. Neu1o The stand is regarded a
good one. L the Tavern, Store and Dwelling there
10 attached about acres of land, aud on the oppo
site OF the road there Is lot of So acres The pro
Perty Will be divided. as may be agreed on at the
hOnr OF sale
FERNS -One third cash; balance at and years
Tor negotiable notes. interest added satisfactorily
endorsed and title retained TIL the last note paid
and conveyance ordered by the Court
JN0 YOUNG, Cop'r
8 After the foregoing sale. there will be old
smother lot OF 6acrts adjoining the foregoing
5t3 acres fronting the New Bridge Road
arj lining theilsud OF Mr. Jas Rmniard
Ierms at sale. GUDUlN q APPERSON
Arcti
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AUCTIOn 6ALEa.
= s--..'.s'ss'ls.,.'l'i,ssi>ass-@ssssA-a
FUTURk DIY3
= -
BY Dickinson, Hill & Co.

WILL BE SOLD ON WEDNESDAY
80, next, June 18th. at 10 O'Clock AM. A youue
Nkoko. WOMAN, sbout 26 years old and two chi,
w Wh. me woman lsa first rate took and Qocd
"rsner y o. good char etsr aud sold Tor no fault
.Ekas-Cssh or ~ days time, for approved pa per
Ja Z5-tds AtsD y w,
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~. EXCHANGE sTABLEa-Tha

Nv EXCHANGE STABLES.-Th
6asubscribers having purchased the Stables.
formerly owned aud occupied by Mr. James Harden
on Franklin street, Richmond, Va. and put them
In thorough repar, making many valuable improve
ments upon the same, are now prepared TO accom-
MEDIATE DRUV ERs, Transient and Board H0RSk6,
city, They have also two MULE LOTS, both Of
which are in good order
There can always be found at our Stables all kinds
otH0RSES. from the finest pairs to the common
plow horse.
There are a large number Of fine Horses for sale
there at this time, Also, lot of No. MULES.
We will be glad TO purchase CORN or OATS ct
any time OF the farmers.
JOHN u. DAVIS
ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON.
N. Boar Ostlers are all experienced and po-
lite DAVIS 4 HUTCHINSON.
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CUGAR PHI bbls handsome G. Coffee
- Sugar; 100 bbs extra Coffee sugar 90 bbi.
Cut Loaf sugar-Teceising this moTning-tor sale
ie I5-l0t LEWIS N WEBB 4 co.
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AUCTION aALHs.
FU7UKE DAFH
By uoddin & Appersop.

DESIRABLY LOCATED BRICK TEN.
- EMEsT, ON rus SOUTH SIDE or YRAsK.
LIN, BETWEEN 2isr AND gzp sTREFrs ION
sALE At AUCTION VIII BIS sold on WFi,,IEs
DAY. the 7th July, s5s. on the premises eom,nsn
cling 1t o'clock, p VI. the valuable ard dssirsIdr
ineatgd property. nov In the Occupancy III Wr las
tlafkn, and recently ceeupedby Mrs Caroline Brsd
ley The lot isa beautiful ane fronhs sFaeat Rms
back i5S tsst to ah sllsy The dive = Ia sugiei.nts
~ large far the u.s. Of an ordinary ID ,amily
TERMS: One-fJurth cash. balsncs at T. 5 and 10
mouths. for negotiable notes interest added secure
by a trust deed, or title retained.
JeH ooDDtN 4 APPERsoN. Aucts
TRUST ALE OF A VALUABLE
= Farm IN HENRTCO, JUST BELOW RICH
moND.-Pursuaut To the provisions OF a deed Of
Trust exteuted by Howard Burlington, on the 18th
day OF Jny is2l, aud recorded Ia the Clerks 0fcs
OF i,snris. County Court. shall, Is trustee. pro-
coed. on FRIDAY, the 9Th day or July, 1858, on the
premises, 70 sell at public auction, tot the highest
bidder. tho tract Of land conveyed In the said decd
The harm contains lS6 acres IL well timbered aud is
good condition Tho land Is productive, and the
Prox NIFTY OF the farm t. the city of Richmond (he
ing only six or seven mlSs below the city Of hich-
in9nd. renders Il n very desirable location.
TshAs-Oncthird Of the purchase moue- to be
paid 10 casb. onc.third In twelve months and the
9'herihird IN two years from the day Of sale with
interest the credit pay ments from The date of salo
tli paid, and the title to be withheld till the whole
pnrehase money. be paid
TH0S EVANS, Trustee.
al IA - f. Co.
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,o BY Thos. W. Keesee,
ofice Corner Of 18th aud Cary street.)
HohsES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
~ WIZ be sold on SATURDAY es,h ;na,.n, -
uehcing at 10 o'clock. at the Horse Auction -,
nsar the entrai Railroad Depot. several Saddle and
ALSO, No saddle and Harness Uor.. .sxa,
years old, warranted sound in every rasnecs s,S
al pace mile In three miputes-soid Tor M ismI,
"a ss5, THUMAS W KEEsEE.
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ss- WING, Enquirer and South insert months.
szA NEW METHOD OF MAKING
QliY9fYS ARTIRINIAI. TEEIII Thu z.h.s=i..-I.

HIm NEW METHOD OF MAKING
USfnp ARTIFICIAL TEETH The subscribe hs-
Wing urchased the right of making ARTIFICIAL
TEEl II by the Caeopidstic Process, Is now prepared
To make them.
The advantages possessed by this process over all
others are greater strength clsdnliness aud aeon
racy OF adaptation. They can bs inser ted from one
Tooth TO full set by suction or atmospheric pres
sure, thereby avoiding the necessity of clasps.
ThIse mo wish for further information can exa-
mine specimens, and read the certificates and let
tiers OF persons who have tried this method by cali
ing at the subscribers office
JNO MCCONNELL Dentist
Main street, between 9Th aud 10th streets
Opposite CorInthian Hall.
N B-Persons having badly fitting Teeth can
have them exchanged for the above kind, at small
eSpch o Je lS-lm
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1,RUNTEE,s SALElR REALrsrArr

IN On ACADEMY UILL, DUvAE3 ADDITION
Al huCTioS-ln execution # deed Of trust y.
iith DAY OF June, lsf, and rec Ided ia H,nrico
County Court. having been requ sted, shall sell
~ pupIic auction on The premises, on THURSDAY
tns sth DAY OF July, 1883, a oclc Oh P M the pron
t Ely conveyed by said deed, consisting Of small
geiher with all the Buildings and in,nraVe,na,a,.
thereon now in the occup ancy of said Wo d,on be.
ing Lots Nos =, Il, =, 9. u.s. g. 65 In MitchsIrs
Addition. Terms cash. "
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N3-t4 STRAYED from the subscriber. on Sa'-
kR-e-s5E. ur3ay the 18th inst, a RED COW, with
a VI iIe .O2 on the for head. white stripe on the
bpck long tail tipped wnh white. She may ha' 4
with her Young calf. Tue finder will receive tn
atuve reward by leaving her at my store, on 2i
street, tr giving ms such Information IS to email IL
ms to gA, h-r.
i. .3-3i% JOHN MESCU
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TARRANT's SETTER APERIENT-
l. Prepared On 81 entirely new principle from a
late aud accurate analysis of the celebrate. Selzer
.pr'ng ia Germany. This mpeh esteemed and eie-
CANT prepara ion, combining efiicac economy and
portability, will be { and highly valuable FOR the re-
ef 81 Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Bilious Aft. elton
Headache, ktrsaus Debility, "a. sc. For sale BY
PURCELL. LADDN CO. Druggists,
ic22 no i2z. cRrper of Mnis and ioyrrnGr ste
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

fFRw FOR SALE-A young milcb
n.y. cow with a calf, about four weeks DID,
49, spp'y al this office. le 2I-ts
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NEW GOODS per Steamer Roanoke -

Fast col red tirc Lawns atl2is oents; black silk
Net for Manllcs: host qusiity silk Velvet Ribbon:
n4w style srench work cd Collars: hem stitched and
Grass Linen lIdkis Just received At lower prices
than ever J n NJ RnSENBAUM,
Iga Bread street
Per Jamestown on Monday, we expect rome
res fisntles, white MaIsti,leq, eide stripe Robe
and many other nc@ good7
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
From Washington.

WAsHISGTOS, Wednesday, Sept. \, 1888.
The Government to-day concluded treaty with the
American Colonization Society, by which the latter
agrees to subsst and instruct the captured Africans
for one year after their arrival in Liberia; having
due regard for their health and comfort For this
service somewhat less than so, 0,O00-which was the
sum originally proposed by the Societys to be paid.
Captain Rich Of the Marines, has been detached
from the rigate Sabine and ordered to the Niagara.
Captain Tansill has been ordered to the Sabine, and
viii be the Senior Marine Officer to the Paraguay ex-
petition.
Col Summers command according 10 advices re-
ceiyed here was on the l4th of August encamped on
the Arkansas River, near Fort Atkinson lie had in
accordance with the directions of the War Depsrt-
ment visited three tribes of Indians between the
Plstte and Arkansas Rivers. The RuOnees, Cheyen-
nae and Kiowas were scverally visited and promised
good conduct in future toward the white settlers. The
regiment expected to reach Fort Leayenworth on the
fret Of this month.
1t is the intention of the Navy Department to dis
patch to place OF rendezvous not yet determined the
vessels to form the Paraguay expedition, as soon a.
they can be got ready, IN succession. Orders have
been issued tn the Commanders Of the Navy-fards
where the vessels Of the expedition fitting out
directing the work of preparation to be fastened as
radly possible.
This the last day for the reception of proposals
for constructing the engines for the eight sloopsU-
authorized TO be constructed at the late session of
Congress. Some of the best builders in the country
have entered the contest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

CoSGRgssrON,L N0nIssrIo>s.-thio, WITH Dig
trict-Cydnor, B. Tompkins, Republican: Jons-
than Swork, Buchanan. Col Monypenny, Dougias.
XvIIth Distrct-B +. Sprggs, Democrat
Iviuonsin.-Ist District-Beriah Brown, Democrat.
The Chicog0 Democrat says that since the begin
ninyof the present campaign in Illinois, about five
weeks, seventeen national Democratic papers have
been established and nine Douglas ognns have givcs
mp the ghost
The same paper states that Col Diyery, late Doug
las leading man among the Germans, has protested
that he will not follow Douglas erraie steps any fur
ther out of the Democratic party. And again
Since Douglas speech at Freepogt, his friends IN
this city are deserting him in squads. They now see
the handwriting the wall in unmistnkenble chnrnc-
ters They feel that tn 90 with him would be to cut
Themselves adriit from the Democratic party for
ever"
The editor cf the Democro, professes to believe that
before election day, the Buchanan pstyin Illinois
will outnumber that of Douglas.
- The following is from the Hvristsrg iPaD I'd
egroph
THE Democratic Convention Of Franklin county,
met few days ago and nominated for Congress, and
Judge Nil for reelection to the legislature After the
ticket had been completed, n Mr. White introduced
the following resolution
Rssoired That ndoIse Governor William " pnetsr eH
the manner which be- has filed hs Executive shSr'
This resolution, comphmeniing an anti lecompton
Democratic Governor was violently opposed by Judgn
Kennedy and others. Afcr exciting discussion.
vote was taken the resolution, and i was @st ~
vote Of II 10 I0r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
The American Board of Commits
siOners of Foreign Missions.
SECOND DAY
DyrRoIT. Mich. "Wednesday. Sc,

DETROIT, Mich, Wednesday, Sept. s, 1865.
The Board reassembled nj ~ O'Clock this morning.
After an hour had been devoted 10 prayer, the
meeting listened 10 a resolution offered by the Rev.
Dr. PoIneroy in behalf of the Presidential Committee
The resolution aludes To the smalness OF the debt
contracted compared with what had been feared, To
the extensive religious revival in this country to the
religious liberation in Turkey; to the end of the East
Indian Companys sway in India; to the throwing
open Of China to civilization and Christianity, and To
The Atlantic cable bringing distant shores into instant
sympathy.
AT the conclusion Of the eloquent remarks of Dr.
Pomeroy upon the resolution, the President called ON
The Rev 4. A. Mills TO offer mp Thanksgiving.
Thrilling addresses were then made by the Rev. ~
Geason, DIR. Beamen, Judge Jessup, the Hon. Linus
thild and others.
The house was crowded to overfowiDg, and the
attendance from abroad exceeded all expectations
The Board was addressed this afternoon chiefly by
the Western men, all expressing confidence that the
Churches would sustain il, and more fully as 1t en-
larged rs operations.
DIR. Anderson stated the objects of the Board were
TO continue operations without reducing the missions
aud to cancel the present debt which would amount TO
nearly 500 coo the coming year.
The Rev. Mr.. Grant of South Africa and the Rev Mr.
Woodman Of Canton, spoke eiicctngly concerning heir
missions. Mr. NroOman believed that China had been
Kept up until because the Church not pre-
pared To- Chrisauize il before. He thought that three
hundred and fifty thousand labogcrs could be iumc-
dialelv empoyed there
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

hsps qualified to cary their lovely burdens round
riding school, werc certainly not fitted 10, any furths
use One or two ponies, and al had scr>,chy
kind Of go.
Il i almost ncedless To say that there vas around
th course one mumur 81 ind gnaon At this andacious
srir6le. Thc.e who probably pocke.et the profits
us,. not krown. and escaped >cshe,s. But where.
..ka5 all vere the Committee Vt Management
When, above all. was Isaac '. Fowler IL -
known that some Of the ino-t eminent h1Eopeas
statesmen have devoted their leisare hours TO the
robe pas,ine Of the tur In England especially, 're"
which a, thi, cabalc hour j. wont to borrow pTece-
dent many II the most br'-nl British wor'hic' have
enrolled their name. on the annals Of the sci Chares
James Fox was one Of is most ardent vO'ares. I've
present Premier oi England. Lorl Derby. has made
several clutches at the blue uboon OF the turt. bus
between the late Lori George Beutlnck and MI.
lsaao N.Fowler there arr peculiar points OF sihn-
/ iiy. Both bachelors, both endowed with unusasl
niagnifcenoc. Of presence and all thcse arts
snd accomplishments which win favor with the softer
scx. Lori George had one quality; he never ab-
sent from hs post Whem Issac v Fowler ~
an accession like yesterday, especially devoted to tho
an interests of that wheh ock mp to him
as tleir champion In vain sough, his mani, oua
| through the field.
.. There was raciuf ard chasing Csunohcs les.
But the lost knsht OF Nrtherby ne'rr could We see"
Surely Mr.. Fowler and hi conlreps, Mcrss- Pariy
and Tajnadgc aud Co., some apology to public
who chiefly the faith OF their names, were made
| the victims Of 80 outra geous snare.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

:, = 90, before You have come together 70 decd
then w .,.,ious Of moInentouS interest. Ths day
upon g.s,b events which will reach beyond the con-
iesns Ii State and viii not cease IN their effects
n..g ll".g a Ear distant i'.ture. .lus..
up, . =, then, end by all the victories and defeats
WhN ,et ms this day do nothing, say nothing, 70
OF the Po cur position and nationality Let nS DO
.hs will prevent Ms in the future from being
n9,nns ossp each and every State of the Unon IN our
emersSv emn.r again return you my thanks, and await
d, D,,js; ~ azure. lCheers.
your rII Convention then adjourned for dinner.
AFTERNOON sEssioN.
IT.. Convention was called to order at - O'Clock,
bv the President, Hon. Daniel ulinan
fr,.president Northrup moved that this Conven-
49,. ,oke n recess until O'Clock this evening The
pva.;dept put the question in response to c1es TO
AZ, eject. The adjournment was carried.
The American Convention re-assembled TINS even
:,r and after a pretty warm debate, on motion Of
Ito, Ersstus Brooks, a resolution was adopted,
meeting the Republicans in a conciliatory spirit,
And appointing Conference committee. Adjourned
ill morning.
The committees will get together tonight.
The prospect favors a union, but 1t Il by no
means certain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
THE JlDOAH AFFAIR.
NAPLES AND TIE WESTERN POWERS.
THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.
COTTON aDvANceD-BafAOSTUffS FIRM.
CONSOLS UNCHANGED.

by the American Telegraph copauy Line 81 Wall street
HALHAX. Wednesday, Sept. ;, 1858.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott, arrived
here at hali-past FIVE o'clock this morning. She left
Liverpool at ll.3O A. NJ. the 2Stb ult. Her dates
are three days later than those already received.
The Asia reports strong westerly winds during the
frst part of the passage, and much fog between the
Banks of Newfoundland aud Halifax.
The Hamburg screw steamship Hammonia, from
New York on the 10th ul,., arrived at Southampton
on the evening of the nth.
The Il. NJ. steamship Persia, from New York, 18th
ult. via st. Johns n. f.. whence she took the Euro
pas mails and passenger, arrived off the bar Of the
Mersey at O'Clock the morning OF the 18th. She
detained there for tide and reached Liverpool
at lilo 4. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

statement in regard to tie recent Repubhcaa pr
mary eeciion IN the Sixth War;. for dee-a,es to the
Assembly Convention. for the selection Of delegates TO
the State Convention. This statement 10 the
effect tha, the voting place of the Republicans WAS
invaded by a number Of hired 81 Dead Rabbits " who
ovcraved the members of the association prevented
them r-m voting and secured the return Of delegates
in favor Of man named Brennan, ami the faction Of
which he s said to be the head. Sworn aiilsvts were
submitted in support Of the statement, which was
backed up by the names of a majority ci the Wand
association. The matter was submitted To CON-
mttee Of FIVE for investigation, after which the COM
mttee adjourned 70 Tuesday evening next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Sry,~ STOPPED BELOW FoRry-.rcosp

STEAM STOPPED BELOW FoKrY-srco>p Srsfsr.--
About fifty policemen yesterday detailed tora-
force the ordinance stye to the prohibition OF the
use of ste am below Fotysocond street, but the Supu
intendent of the Harlem Railroad gave the Snpern-
tend,nt of Police to understand tina, there would be no
occasion for their services he intended to comply
with the requisit.on isde ON the snbrct. The police
force was ereiore dismissed and the l2'i5 pm. New
Haven train ont was 'he irsi drawn up TO Foty-sec-
ond street by horses. The progress of the ears WAS
| necessarily slow through the tunnel, ~ the
light afforded by the yen,ilators falls in the
center of the tunnel, between the tracks. where
the horses arr constantly trying 10 get. The New
Haven train, due here at 1850 ?. NJ, was detained
thirteen minutes by the change from steam to horss
power and il is believed that the time tal's will have
to be altered SO to allow fifteen minutes more tims
for running between Twentyseventh and Forty SECOND
streets. The commuters and passengers gencraly d
the New-Haven and Harlem Railroads were loud in
their execrations Of the Murray Hi property owners
and Common Council for the inconvenience which thcy
are occasioning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
PassP0Rer~.

M and Mr. Crooks. Mis- Porter Miss Norton Lord and
LADY RAdso, and maid M-s Ne. rue MIS- Lloyd,
Nj. Omsted Nj Cunuiu CHAM ad lady NJ Cormer wife.
child and infant Mr. Hall and sno.on, MI Houer sdy i~o
cidr.u and nurse Rev Mr. FdGy hiss and Mrs Feuy Hrs
Gunner Cougdou Mr. Rutherford and servant Mrs.
Mare M Hall Mr. and Mrs WOOD Master kui.sT-
ford Mr. RushcrfcTd, Capt. Hief Master TowTsend NJ
O'Se lady aud child Mr. Chspn and NJ Thsy-f and
servant Mis-. Harms. Mis- McDouEa Count Sbio Mr. and
Ms. Nhiworth Ms Watson. NJ. Walker. Mis- Walker Mrs
HsIln and children, Mr. H-doncrof, sud Me..r.
Tins Dickson New Leon Goodrich Harris. Berry, Ou
s,ed Bruce Guruey Could Mioi aur. Skaw WOOD Lsmoi,
Gsy Hughe- Nard Tnomss 10 khart Rutherford Auorv.
Huudye Beksscues Card Thomas LnGer Meyers, Meyers
IT,, Wheeler, Townsend Oshcfu. Scott, B-amWe Lewis,
Townsend Mssteoa Hun,srEu CaEza. Caoatr, Ferxl-
sou Wauwr ghi Charlton Dayis L--s. keiu. Or--n-rt
sreng Tornb-rg Bcnrerr.sn. Wa-kin Piasket DswsJn,
Fisher Msrcaer, Thorn. " Naiker AMI Miss Roxsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Later from. Santa Fe.

81. LOWS, "Wednesday, Sept. ), lS5S.
4 dispatch from Independence, dated the 9Th inst.
pcr United States Express to Boouvilc says that the
Santa F6 mail with dates to the 10th ut. has arrived
and that the news is unimpoltant.
Dr.. ConneIy, who had arrived AT Santa re from
Rio Abgos reports that large number of emgrants
passed through Albuquerque this Summer en- route for
California via the 35,h parallel They reported the
grass between Fort Smith and Albuquerque as III ex-
celent condition. and the wood and water abundant.
Tie mail party very few Indians ON the Plains
Col. Sumners command was ON the Arkansas RIVER
sbout - miles below the crossing. They were all
N.l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

REPUBLICAN, GEsIRaL CossrrTEs.-Ihe hepuoa-
can General Committee he'd their r-sua i'0u'hiy
meeting last eveang, at their headquarters u broad
way. Mr.. Dow Of the Ninth Ward presided, N the so-
senee Of III. Chairman.
Mr.. Petty of the Seventh Ward oaered resolution
of censrre against the Metrop Ohtsn Pohce SeAii'-
soners for their lack of prompud in reference 70 ,ne
Satn Island riots. This led 20 long deos'e anu 'ae
resolution was finally laid oa the table BY vote Oh u
to Is. .
DrP.C. Ven wyck, Of the Sixth Ward '0'mf's'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
1iRkEN

Some ministerial changes had taken place, and the
retirement of the Grand Nizier was spoken Of.
The Paris correspondent Of The Times understands
that the Turkish Government has complained TO the
English Emba,ssdor at Constantnople Of the bonn
hardment Of Jiddah, at the moment when known
that Ismsil Pashs the way thither with iul
power TO punish the guilty.
The Divan had issued circular contrsdictins the
rumor o the approaching destruction OF Mecca by the
Western Powers, which occasioning great excite
ment.
Ii was reported that further riots had occurred in
Gambia, and that ten Christians had been killed.
The Porte had demanded the recall OF the Greek
Consul in Gambia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Albany Lumber Market,
FoR rHE WgyK ExDIyG WEDNESDAY,. SsrF
Eron. ,hr HIhanu EreainQ Joufaal

FoR rHE WgyK FxDIsG WEDNESDAY, SsrT
From ne Aibsny Ersaiag JoggsoL .
The receipt. for the been light but the supTy IN
market l. ample and the assortment good SALES have bern
large mostly who have ssed the mssiyss
prices and fre sht. lay in hsr Nin,sr s,nck
has been shipped than la previous week thts
Prices have been well msiDsined and report
greater nn.ss " advance sales continue a. large -
present the supply Lumber will gradually diminish. FROM
NE manufacturing districts the report Il that Lumber mainly
srded and the receipts continue gh the remain
der OF the There good DEMAND tor vessels .,
proving rstss
The receipt. by 'hs Erie and Chsmpain cis. during tho
slf.v