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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

One Of tie journals of this morning displays hase
tyrc an announcement headed possible concentTa,
4" lien of The French feet in the English Chsnnel.
The statement, originates in Brussels payer. me 70
Chertourg. in honor of the Emperor's visit on the
iDaugur alton Of the railway next july. The Belgian
psper il CAREFUL to state tia. the naval display VIII
not take place unless the good feeling between ftace
Queen Victoria and the Prince consort will probably
visit BE lin be fore to g propagation of Parliament
Gen. Duval ABIDE. Camp of his Excellency 'ne
Duke of Malskoff arrived in London last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

The steamship City Of Washington, which ssilsd
from Liverpool at II o'clock on the morning OF tbs
3lst of March, arrived here at about o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
The Europa arrived on! at Liverpool at s:'5 on the
morning Of the e9th ut.
The screw steamer NewYo,k, arrived at Glasgow
on the 9th. .
Two new screw steamers 10 run in the line between
Hamburg and New.York, had arrived ct the former
port from the Clyde. The service Of this line Is to b
q fortnightly one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
MYSTICAL INTELLIGENCS.
pONCONI IN PHILADELPHIA

Recon-, the creates! Italian actor on tue !'""
stage and to whom all the Italian arts'' Of hu'op'
take of tht hats in that capacity, made his hIs' ap
pearsrce in this country at the Academy OIL MUSE,
Phrsdelphia, on Monday evening. tie 'u''y 'u''An'a
his reputation. The pubic and press nave receiver
him with reclamation, and speak OF his superb gems
without qusfi ,atop. Ronconis voice - ne'."e' ''"
ror fDe but the sou Of passion in the man Is
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The English papers were generally engaged IN crit
csip9 the bill amending the Government OF lndia, ana
the new project in jorty OF cases regarded as
impracticable.
Parliament was not in session, having adjourned Tor
the Easter holidays. ~,
Mazziri had published long manifesto in The
Morning Advertiser. lie addresses his remarks to
the Emperor Napoleon. Another long address by
Mazzni, to the Geaoese Judges had also found Its
way into print.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had received
letter from the Admiralty announcing that 10 conform
ity with the request of the Company, the Agamem-
non should be Immediately commissit ned and COM
mandeolby captain; and also that two other vessels
should be attached to the Agamemnon for the special
Of the owrers of the American ship Carlyle, against
caused the loss of the bark Grazia Dio, by collision
of Hoyhead in July last had been heard before the
Judicial Committee Of the Piyy Council, and the
finding of the lower Court was reversed, Judgment
being pronounced in favor Of the Carlyle.
fire had occurred in GilbOrt street. London, en-
failing the lcss of fifteen lives. The parties were
asleep in the house at tie time and their escape was
cut off by the rapid progress of the flames.
At the Liverpool Police Court, eighteen men OF
color composing the crew of the ship Gertrude, were
brought up, charged with mutinOus and disobedient
conduct during the voyage from New-Oreans to Law
erpool. Eight of the men were sentenced to twelve
months imprisonment.
The cotton mill Of Messrs. Lewis T. Edward
Williams at Manchester had been destroyed by
fire, entsiling lose Of fl00,00O and throwing 800
hands out of employment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
PERIL.

Dates from africa are to the 9Th inst.
area was bombarded on the DIST of February, and
after resistance of seven hours, was taken by the
Viyanco party. The Government troops retreated to
Tacna, AID the following day abandoned that place
and fell back on Puma. The revoluti0nists entered
Tacas without firing shot.
The Project of Tacns, Sr. Zavaa, is prisoner on
board the Apurimac, which vessel had Oh killed and
80 wounded
The British steam sloOp Retribution srrved as
usus. after the bomb ardment of the town.
The steamer Bogota had no communication with
Islsy on her passage south on the Sd of March The
Apurimac was there at the time, and orclby took the
Lima correspondence out of her. Capt Wyld ma,
entered his protest before the British Vice Consul and
Capt Barker OF the Retrbution Is determined to have
sat sfaction.
On the 9th, at a. M, the Constitutional forces
under President Castillo made all attack on Nivanco
positou In Arequipa, and after thirteen hours hsrd
lighting during which much blood was shed, succeeded
in advsociI as far the churches of San Pedro and
Santa Maria. On the 9TH, when the mail steamer
touched Of Islay the result of the battle was no,
known. but it is generally supposed that it will result
in the y,cteyy Of Castillo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
HOLIDAY IN THE CITY ON SATURDAY.

TIE Im(s says tie pr0babl.ltlcs TIT u UI'eI ~
be closed and that the at endants also at the Transfer
Office in toe Bank of England will 90 merely nouns.
1t viii Lot be practicable TO close the banking houses
earlier then usual. Since Saturday VIII oe te I'D .,
tie month all the payments maturing on the It'll will
then have 10 be met.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
SPAIN

The story taken out by the America that the Span
ISL Government had presented project OF law abolish
irr Slavery in all the Spanish territories is not con,
f,med ana is suppose 10 be unfcupded 1t appeared
IS a teegrsphic dispatch in the Brussels Nors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
ECUADOR.

By way of Purs we learn that general movement
has taken place among the Indians from Ricoamoa
abolished the Indian tribute. 1t appears that the
indiana who pay 50 per annum tribute are exempt
from military services and possess other privileges
which they would have to surrender if exempt from
tIbuta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

AsoraER SEIZURE OF SUGARS.-Bost No. of the
harbor police. Dan Holland coxswain, yesterdaysezed
about aeoO pounds Of sugar in the luggage OF some
sailor, AZ the schooner j. W Miner, from Matanzas
Arrived ca Monday 1t is suppose that tbs sugar was
stolen from the cSgo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
DEN MARK.

The Danish Ministry having made Cabinet ques-
ton of the respecting the fcrhcston OF Co
pepbageD, the Supreme Council had detnitvsly &C.
cep.ed the project by 80 votss against IL.
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BOLIVIA.

Tbis Republic is still tranquil, notwithstanding tes.
the Coyement has strong motives for believing that
copsprsccs exist against the public peace. 1t is ssd
that Geo. Beizu is about to return to the country.
The subsidy paid to the press has been DISCONTINUED
IN consequence of which all the papers have suspend
ed publication except The Government Gazette.
Minister is shortly to be sent to Chli to settle the
boundary question: and another to Peru for the same
object. A ConsulGeneral is to be appointed for
Tacua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

We understand the ordnance OF baptism IL TO DO
admir- tesed TO fourteeo oenve's this evenrg. 10 the
bspt,tIy of tie Rev Dr. AImitsees oSurch. IN Nor
fox street, by TIE Rev. NJ. Dean Of Ire Chrs,isc So
ce,y. Tbs interchange Of Ch,s.isa cousss.y is ons
OF the pie asipg fruits Of the uieo spirt which the vs.,
rows deooninaieus &C Christians are eu;vsnSs To-
vsrl sci cher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

Ism 10 b improved ia tse Sse prsosst sacd 'soo'
for t~.oty y-as. M;cbsr wogsn. isdcted tor the
n,r'er a hiehss Csssdy. and VINO piesd't g7'ty 70
usss'argter ir the tnrd degree VISA ssnsaced to i'm
pcsonnSn, and bsId sbc, IN the State pr.on fcS four
yesEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

We bsys dated fTom tie Cspe Of Good Hope to tbs
Or of February. bv; the sewe u u7imporant
Ap Americas u,as-o!-wu name not neutiSosd, wss
at The Cape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

Mr. N. b. Brady hes pubished very beautiful
photo g,spbc port sit Of Arctbishop Hughes the FIST
Of & series Of the heads Ct distinguished men. WHICH
he proposes to continue weekly. Tie rext subject. We
believe, is 10 be TIE late Col BeDton- The fidelity AID
chespress OF theee Ekeoeeees strongly commend them
to prbl:c favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
SWITZERLAND.

The Govsinmen. Of Basic has refused to admit the
csw Cor sulute which the French Government desres
10 establish there. The Federal Government trans
United the refusa. in a Dispatch to Paiis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
AUSTRIA.

Tie Vienna Correspondent of Tie london TINE;
says the ancient annosity between the French aud
the AustIans Is reviviDg and the latter seem to Dc
impressed with the convicticn that they will soon De
called TO maintain their postiou in Italy at tho point
Of the sword.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

TIE STREET Coxx,ssosrRsHrr.-Yeaterday Mr.
Devn's Counsel were in Court with inc l''eA- -
Temssn for contempt, for refusing D.yln possession
Of the Street Commissioners Office. Up to the nouf
of closing Court the warrant hsd not been granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

To NERVOUS SUffr2Sas.-A rstared geatie-
ps I,sin, b.a t~s.o~d 10 bsa 10 ssrw dsys ac< ms.s
,e,rs Of osvou. suferps wi senS reb 10 sssis oshs
., IL The p.csr;piu ard Of zoe emsSy DTet As
Rev Io.s NJ D.sSAaI. No les f-i'oast, azseS'y1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
THE ISTHMUS.

From the Isthmus the only item of real interest is,
that news had reached Panama that the treaty be-
tween the United States and New-Granada had been
rat6sd at BOgOta.
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lAdyrgiiseme<i
- Mg f.. BLANCHARD" with his highly trimmed

ncS. again tOtigbt q. PVsDrs NATIONAL VIVA
r,s in the b,srtHui Drsms Of Tu cArrtE srrALsxs. -
tn Dso'IN Docs. rtiswl b. fo.io~ed By the NO
G mic Psrou Of TNiy NJ csoNNsctS With Mr. Fo<
81 the Css f,ily" To be dowi 81 ths Dtsms OF fss
MDDS A,Hoss sai co0c-5o Nth iss Ssr,e % boa rvsSs
FRoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

1, the Cour. Of Oyer and Ts-min.f Yesterday, 1onn
Maroeey, indicted for the murder On h'ai! n
in C,n. street, and who pleaded guilty to man',ausn
~ "a tas 6r,. ase.,s, ~ ssotsaesd By Jrdss lass'
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AF-rbcmsst
RROkIRS. .iiNrfi

BAfhfEE, T'FsoNfhst JLW EIfRS a01 OIIls1d
.o rrq.re b. RGLAs ~ % Pisz Pseos -Sa<,
~ u.:,. hat LILIF Ca1 ID Iss- SxfF ~, os ,~s,s
b. BrsctA AZ PRooF sAfs IA BE maze. BY essnx .psn
: FNRaaAEs CO. As-St.. M lea Br- ss~S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

We Learn that Park Beojamir, esq. has accepted al
invitation to read poem before the Eucieisn Society
of the New-York University in Jure next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

WlIAl SIALL Do II here IS but one trsOurce.
The ether ssc,;s you Yoc bla. ios bate Syne &c
this with the ladis RuNee hsus
lists ortuNy tbs Intellectual treat "Ibs Heat of the Nord
Ws.kirss drama at BARSvr's EOsyUs That VIII "msn.
10 mind ssessed BeJe The lnsisRsbser Man they
have the thIln Dr.m ., s- 70 olsas BAkssss Go:
e., 90.
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fAdveoismeaLt

IAdVe0LsrmeakI
STArE AND NATIONAL Law SCIeo0s, Pouse
kseP~tr New Ob-ss pss<tcs w~<
the SCsscs Law pd In kx.r spann.-
ksAt r,,u, b-ssas a. sh MAJ s-nd H4 Catalogue %
W. Vouten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
Aivrtiseua ne

GAS, Ghs.--GaS FIXTURES OF new and 6esaht0
fos 'h> Spfog Gail >nsta
tuning dept No s's Broadway. s.o The new d. ooAdssa
0usnet. AkcEts, WAssss CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
MARINE cOCRT-APRL 70.
Jossos stRs TBE HLRALD.

David Wemiss Jobson ast James Gordon Bsanst
This is suit brorght to recover Ss76 for expenses
incurred ard for servces alleged tohsve been rendees@
by plaintiff, by writing various articles for ds'soisnfs
psper-I1e Her0H.
TIE following lie list of Articles alleged to have
been furnished by Jobson, and which nc claims hAs
never been paid for:
1857 ,Ocob.I-To fo Wits Buttons Thest-r s1i
wiring four article. sn.s cu'huan, "PuhiHs bsf ~
Paid Pr f o sdla asa@ 70 The.te expenses.
To ,rics. Cedo'isl on Po.,l RefTm
40 fstba b. t. t. and whUs long description thereof
By M Bennett. desire ...''''''''''''''.'.'.,...
To s1pie. ar Daniel T. sfile. when hs arrested ..
70 , sfH. s 30 ea E@Tcp:n snd Ii, 81,
irsqrdlu9 be made q Mr. & w.
low s,ach" lws and d,,q,nf Tia, :. sars S.s ss
To sgics on K.rI FIi,hs dinsr written BY ds'ir. ofdd
T. , e .n Roy sp.ni Tooosc iren BY d.
H., se o n ,pcs. on FS avenue q New Yoi vii.
ten By M Beunetts desire. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
To IS visits Al 90 for consultation concerning sntis' ga
House LV "
ro,.l.......................................s0ss
7Joson csm. psy Of ibis hs been pals him aud hs
sss Judgment therefor.
harsed for visiting .ichGea esq AID wess
IN siy v Benas claim. 5.t joS.os eIpsndsd tbs
Moneys 1 he own instance and reqgea snd or %. sna
go. psni should be paid reasonable ths refa b., the.
ohDg paid def ndsu accepted such labor and
says did avail himself Of accept Jobsons isoof
eiyices Bennett charges that the articles wer
e and malicious and 4. femstMy Of citizens Of tbs Ss SOC
that Psd Jobson ,he estoss
she tu ed and sets ntr risfn % 81 -
publishing advertisement for Jybson sheh ne A@so ~7
paid for. 49,.
The complaint and answer aye fled IN sae Marine
Court, and the csss win probsAy c'm' up f~ tns IN
the course Of few days.
srpp,wy orar-CalsBrss-Aprl is.-B>fst' Jaise
DAWES.
xor,os TO change PLACE Or TRIAL pfshD.
r., ob; "a M,.l,.ipp Rslroh Company sss ksssn a.
Tbs nairtifs sre foreign corporation, aud tns.e-
h. aid 20 reside In county o. tnis S,se Lns
r,.ide in county OF kIr snc ths ~ soo.loo
cods .he proper county cr ms ui ~ secese
S Nc d. county dssns,sd IN hs complaint noe 70
10 The def.ndsS. may demand IN Writing sast To
bss been no demand in this case 70 casnss ths place
n, al, n,cper county snd upon tnss ground the mce
, SeheI 90 It IL based upon the confederation sh,f
~ eounty OF Erie is the proper county for TIE MA
vnont Ceutrsl Railroad Company sst konhssp kelross
rIs.e 20 admit the te,tmony Of witnesses % sns
the prcpoIcersnce Of with scsts4
York 10 greatly the plaintiffs. sad tbs n~ior
a., erefose denied. Costs to abide event.
Francis c. Seybrrg sst. Geo. W. weoa'--"0"H
Siusca Haekss Il q sst Lewis 0pesr 4 s.-~e-
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or THE CITY or WASHINGTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

THF hErstfxc TABIgr SrapP--1icvcnted ~
oso sA-sr~ss D 'rs-this ,be s- ss ussSe tss o W.
t.v ege.s g. fsodrcsrg Ne tteoes rsAs.b $50 ~ sss
a. b. ohtsinri II tn ysbscrlr. .rA al,
x s.vwO, a., sr<- no Aso< Hslse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

BrRros's THEArER "A most excellent coiho'"a''VH
Of comedians is play ing at this house MessTs' john
Brouchsm. Charles Wacot and Miss Polly Mar
shall commenced an engagement at this house on Mon
dsy. Mr. Button Is also playing Tonight there are
o,rea niece. snnou,ced-oue Of them being new
Iordcn piece called "A Hard Struggle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

Justice Quackentush after full examination iato
tire case of Thomas Ormsby, arrested few days ago,
charged with publishing ard vending obscene books,
held the accused to answer in the sum Of 500 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
LATER FROM INDIA.
A Great Battle Expected
Threatened War between France
and Austria,
NO ABOLITION IN CUBA.

ot,on Down Breads.ua. Quiet CousoI. o, Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

AFFAIR OF HosoR.-A duel was fought at O'Clock
a. IN. yesterday, by two gentlemen of color named
Queen Decker and William Robinson. Robinson
sb0t through the leg, and viii probably lose that useful
means of locomction. A lady was of course at the
bottom of the difficulty. We understand that the code
o. Asoor was strictly observed throughout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
CITY ITEMS.

Tie weather yesterday was dull and gloomy with .
drilling rain for mott of tie time. The county noie
abouts is greatly improved BY the showers and iar ner'
viii fnd the earth in good condition for gram SOWING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

GIYr EsrTRPRIsE SsAsHfD.--The pretended Gin
enterprise establishment Of A. H. Wilford s. Co., No.
is6 broadway, was broken up yesterday. Officer
Blackwell arrested A. Clark the ageut, who was held
70 bal. BY the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

F,rAI Result OF fall Coroner Connery yea
er6ay held an inquest at tho New-iork Hospital on
the body of James Coyle, man fcrty-fve years OF
age whosc death the result of injuries received on
Saturday last, in consequences of falling through the
bateLwsy Of Douris Pei ins's store, No. % Broad
street. The deceased intoxicated at the time OF
the ,nce, and biz Incorporate habits fastened
his death The Jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the foregoing facts. Coye was native OF Ire
and ITe Las left son and daughter, both arrived at
maturity Mrs.. C,ye died about year ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

10 he Edif1v u TAt y. ]. Trtotne
SIR know that you will do justice 10 me, when !
simply you se thee fsw lines in order 10 ooecs mis-
aesDt which occurred IN your valuable Pasef Of the 9th OF
tb, month Your informant Sir il entirely msnformsd about
IN. Character Of the establishment referred that article
Never NY harp suh facts and incident.
resei you BY your informant Allow TO vindses ~
csuss AID the justice done 70 BY pour informant th ne
whole OF hat article referring 10 my essbshnsr, and 70 NE
the end se sId Untrue no sic accident tsok TIER
and nobody know anything shSnt the sssement ne
Ycss vsiuabse pspS, except your inotmsat wno tSV ~
have beeu ear Sishted and dar , s,Ss. -.,xxoss
Rcsperttnly ysuI e.ttTIS'1"S""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

REAL E,rA1r-Ths following sales OF real estste a.
action were made April -, 1853, BY Adrian H.
Muller, Auctioneer:
.o,, In ssh basement house lot 10Th T. u 5IS ooo
ri.h bazeuient hoxse lot 18th st. hsS9Se.. 1850
.o,y br,ck house No. l07 Cherry st. To- sKbo. AIS
,r.s rsse Q. bosse AID lo. NJ 81 King s.".... 1000
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-17

- - r. - ~. u---. - Il nv r.--
IN s1 ~, :" s m " " .n,;, ~. 'e"suly
,e, san,n'n,;on ~, Ir tr,u, pso',a' .or 'hs
gfaups, ieur"' P,,u"' mun yea' W year, OF
ue'I""u ~ ,i "u VI. .'eele'
IL ~ ~, w.. ] nras.r, ,or;g as w;,I " r'ss ~ .,'
raU;,ad n ID 'ma .,opn, A".r wbo, '"S. %"s. '''e vi,
roaSv ds, 81 said % nesJ sarcslv add ,ha, - "ouo". m
i ,hs .cn;n;an : nsrrs.s.d h ,,;s ,sno,, ,,,a.
,ha nuhlio DIX, shnnU M, ba ;ncraasod h''
az raa asJdi;i Ji; i'm ~ f6sI AMI wn,ia ,h.raca.,
strongly uroe unon CONGRESS the du,v of
maxine. at their pre sent Session. 'tbe neces.
sarvv SrsvIsfon = fbS ube.tinoT N,asn ,,;ohH
ties FlN IFfF1JIeEETf"
The nublic debt on tbe 1st Julv ,asa
the comm, uoeme,,t. Of the nrss.nt ssool
vearvwas sa6glb5 977,6s.mi.-
Dnring IN frat ouartsr t II tbees tbes nro.o,. nm
wear ,ths' sum OSLO loo eot5 5bas been NJ
got,ated of The loan authorized bv ,hs aot
Of ilth. June. l858--makkino tbsr ber prssent nrt
ont ntstandino pnblic debt excclnsivaaH - trsas
urv notes Ss5 Tx Q - GG shTEEam y YN"s
H. IN Inv I853 IF f,mressssSprr ,ress x | ;ss vi
by authority of lie luTfT acTf Of 11sscsm Ia o.
1857. unrede M sI deemmed. M tb tbe.spmo, of sIo7si eoo
Ln,aking tbe a u n,opnt 81 fT,f'Ton, ~ ;nJ,ht.J
mass. Tat that doter s5a y Ih ~ sc n,
Ills viii Ia addsd sjo nhfI nnn
nresent n fiscal veaarrM tb;s bll;nga A.
iny half Of the loan of S50 C,(j51 ooG ~ vat
neaoiiateIl pHa %, F9sa9 9l'Y .'ssssrs
0'ffii1 M .al y3Gf 9li9t0gs, ak az
and tLe necessitvl itlW " tiich hgy;sffs gsy;sfss foSS
fchtion, III thc tariff lt19b "a msrcp.nye ~, o,h
narv exncnses Of onvrrnnena onnvvrnrIIn du,l,, -
monish us n cou oui IiesTM resnMfc ait
dntNvs, u n. JaftfiTt JnraafctfiTte y
I'M obM;ects cn ,n ~
IN n, rs as ib;ssiod ib;ss a m IA
and tLe annro,iatiiona aD1,iatii 49,,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26

~ IUvTS0 nm v1sG 06ssge o. Csp.
padocia, born at Epiphania in Cecilia,
was a low parasite who got lucrative
contract to supply the army with
bacon. A rogue and inlormer, he got
rich and had to run from justice. He
saved his money, embraced Arianism,
collected library, and got promoted
BY faction to the Episcopal throne OF
Alexandria. When Julian came, A. D.
SOL, George was thrown into prison
the prison was burst open by the mob,
and was lynched as he deserved. And
this precious knave became in good
time st. George Of England, patron Of
Englsn l, patron of chivalry. and the
pride of the best blood Of the modern
world. Strange that the New World
should have no better luck-that the
broad America must wear the name
of thief.
Amerigo Vispuci, the pickle dealer
at Seville, who went out in l499 a
subaltern with Hojeda, and whose high
est naval rank was boatswain's mate
IN an an expedition that never sailed,
managed in this lying world to sup
plant Columbus, and baptize half the
world with his dishonest name. Thus
nobody can throw stones. We are
equally badly off in our founders and
the false pickle dealer is an Offset 10
the false bacon sellcr.-Roiph Waldo
Emerson.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26

DxPoPULATIos os NEBRASKA AND Iowa ny
the GoLD FEvEs-The Herald, published at
Pacific City. near the mouth Of the Big
Platte says:
Unless We can manage to 'throw cold wa
ter on it or cool it down by some other
process, this epidemic will sweep off 30
many Of our friends before spring that We
shall be compelled to stop the paper tor
want Of resders Since our last issue, elk
OK teams have left this city and Platsmouth.
carrying off some Of our most enterprisinp
citizens. Companies have already started
from Crescent City. Omaha, Council Bluffs,
Nebraska City. Brownsville, and many other
points. How many are prepar ing to leave
soon it is impossible to determine. as nearly
every man We meet Is more or less troubled
with this yeilop feuer.
It u reported that two trains Of Ma;oru
and Russsll, from Nebraska CITY. With INV
supplies. have been entirely dcserted-
haads stsikisg Sos The eold aeld .Alss
thaS ~ Ne spate men nSa 1oet Iasa1siS
have 4soe there