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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

FLUSHING RAILROAD--Leaves Futon NJ,
i he, Wharf b. se.osr ioLAs s.s.S - s.d 70 "A -,
:, serts WV WIN N SMITH ssss,ss~
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. Prom NJ,
IL 10 iss Tr.in' vii e,ye Ch,nheT..s s.,es ts.s..
e. Tr.in il:So sud Top m. for Does. Ferry $50
:os ma sot fsS~p A. M 'o' S''1 ' .as '.s
fsr PeesDll $50 The pouehiseP.e Peeas.t ss Ssx
Tsrr,Owu s'd Doos' Ferry Tsio. ''S, :, ss Way sas
rrlo. New Yo,k tsve Troy 30 and lc;l IN. sa. -
o. AID a. AG ssys., fSG nm; M AID ta
" '''''' H. On '''' 4 J. sSiTh sup,al.,ss,..
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN CoAPaNY.-sUMNYR ARRANGEhEsr.
GSS Conn, s %Sl,. Ssy u, ls
sl5 p White Plains Tr.n stopPins II stations.
SIZE m .Will.m.brdxe train .soe.r a. ii Sssnoas
$50 a m Msl tram stopping Of wliisnss'ise AMI ID ~
Hoo M. Waisrn.blidse tr.i. -oppn, ct al s..ioss
ilsos Wtite Plsa. tr,ip. 'tcprrs :, eli s,siiocs
ace p M White Pain: tram Sc pig st Al ssiioas
$50 Dover PlsiD. train. s,oppns ss ~ stateas ss
s:np m. White Plains train, ssopp,os $, al s.sooA
$50 will.n.er,dss t.iss 'aogp.Ds .. 81 s'stoua
i3:56p MAJ train stopping wiiamsOsss Wit. rsAa
' ~ ' WG j. CAMPBELL. supsria...a-s.
NETWORK andNEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
IN 1873 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. IN
Coulmenoing IA, 81. 1853.
Passenger Station IN NswYOSt .ih.t aud sh..,
sufaIee GA 9Th - -
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For New Haven, I'm IeIli ls;S. SIS - Tex, ai
$50 o. No. Por BreSecort, N. (exl '2f 3: teaI
and m. For Milford sstioId Fairfield Soo.Asat al
Westport m l2:i5 s: IS aud $50 N. For NorwsIk
"a NJ; lsH 8: IS 40 leLL as $3.50 $50 Ter Dsas,
stsp1ford l. tex ga m i2:t5 SIS 40 (ex tN s.G
ESQ D. m For Port Chester and intermeae Sstoaa la
m e IS S:t5, 4: ~ $50, 6:5n p.
49, CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bo..oa, sa II. (N 40 p m. teTl For H.so.i I'D
Rs,lrosd 70 Montreal tex }, aud io leLl to nouh
supton Fer Canal Railroad Northampton =. eNl ssi
l2: Is o. m For HousatoDc RArosd. a m., iA Va
Esnsstuck Rsiroad ie:4j 3:1 Fox Dsabuy "a
Norwulk Railroad, :, 3 q IN: 4: - p m.
JAMES "A. HOYT SupeHnteaisuA
AyEyu IpDSEV Dali POAn-.Ear PHI A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

NXCIRS lON.-NEW-YORK AND ELIIA'
II BETHPoRT by STEAMBOAT daily Sundays encsPted
On ard aer MONDAY May 81 1885, the Central Ralroad Of
Nav Jersey will sell EXCURSION TiCKkss between New
and kabsth The steamers Red Jecket
Wyong or HI Won Ku will leave Pier NO North River
Daily, as follows:
Leave NYork Arrive Port Losvs Z. Port. Arrive N.Yor
7:SOa IN. 8:25s. 5:Sa $3.50 m.
1900 loo 8:45 a. 9:Ea
4:O0p IN. 500 p. 2:l5p m. Sis N.
$50 Up m. $50 M o;D p M 'l1 p m.
Leave Elizabeth 10 70 Il minutes earlier than the time om he
Port Tickets good return the day sold. Fare m
the excursion between NewYork aud Eizabethpo 50
between New.York and Hnsb.lh, 10 cents
JOHN o STEGNS Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
nIVIDEND. -OrFICE or I'M NORTH AMIR

- Far Insurance COHFANY No 3 W ALLSI., Nr"'
YosE June lsisThe Board Of Dirrctof. Of th oonpsSy
this d,J declared Semi 1a Div deld of eash PR e-n
pay abe and ateI SAII RDAi The 5ih day q yu1- To-
r. W BLEEC6Ka, 5ecrs;srJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

- HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY haze declared
DIVIDEND Of FItTFEN PER CENT upon TIE Csps ssocx
payable AID after Monday tn Tn day q yrn- Ne"
iork, May -. 1852. HENRY A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
M4RINEJOURN.4L.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..
Cleared.

St.Mpsbir-North Star Tnkepsagh Bremep ID. Torrance
Co.
Ships-Niobe Stoer Cacutts; j. w. Fanuie, Biss, Calves
ton j. H. Brown Emerald Isle, Cornish Liverpool Tapsc) )
l. Co.
Bs,ks-Dirgo Young, Glasgow, DunhAm Dmon; southern
er Clifford Genoa Draper Deyin; j. W. Bfookman, Brook
man apala alachicols H. D. Brookman Il Co.
BIigs-Go lden Lad Johnson New Orleans Metcs Dan
can; Diamond Of the Dee (Br.), Boudnot, Halifax
sChoourrs-J. p Harris Smith Plymouth, j. W NJ kee; :
& Davis Lyurh Savannah McCresdy Mot n Co. Msl.kor
Collins wimpg,on. T. II. sandford J. C. H-rtz, sPoho't
Halifax Metcal & Duncan Alice Howell Norfolk, Stlsges
Clea,usn Co.: NJ Platt Ireland, Newbern Davis Home.
T. Rodnan, Fuller New Bedford C. II. Leonad Willow
Burke Gbars, Arrowsnith Ball W. P Richie FeTnsd Ja
mel Brett. Son &c. 40
soop-khode Island Hull, Providence master; Franklin,
Avery, Providence, J. j. Edw afd..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
sehr. LB s,osord. LerrsIs.., ylr,iul. d.y. VOID

sehI J. B stoford. Lorfs,rse. yirgirs 1.y, VOID
4 schr H. B. s.ronE. M.r Nlmingon v. C., dsy, r.,,
s.or.. 70 Dolt,T. po,t- G.
scm EltAb.:5 E.esror TItsr, Wlnnstor. " c. 10 O.,
sssr l. p. AsSg': dian, ss~t~rn y. c. 'l.y. naval
seSi vspo- Michel savannah lays c:'on, &C., 20 $ .
Clrtrm1u x O..
Str { g7n Woo Vrsnis wood
SIR an.ma Grokrg, Sa,abuab - tays iunoFi mars
Schf. " Gregory, Wallace, Ses Odes-s - 1ajr ~-t .,
SIR Fxrion Toib.l. NirEriA woo9.
ssbr SAass.u-k ksiy Olouc-.sr Gays, SEA 20 pf..r
Schr Racer Pisrs YirEiuA , dag. wood
SIR Ni'e CbGub-rs Nirsinia 1sY. wonL
SIR T. Fr.n-b, Love ann Nuh' "a lays "oJc
x. Price suih, Virginia tsys -orn . W tn = g.
Schf =. J. Sou, Bir'.sl \ irruiA isys WOOD
schr FhK.be;h Bo~lby tBr ROY. "ilmo, y = = dA1.
t.ios. 10 W A walker
Sloop Or,gou. Browp. Mi1d '9wu Poiut Y. J.
sloop d. Van Name Sp-)sr. Niuiua Gays o}s'~Fe
S.oop Willard, Bgck.Eghsm, New London. oh
Hss.cbet;c IAfk PEuy-slcr % ff fs> q 7.
Od+J.
s,rams- Charles Ossood, Smith, Norwch snd Nsw l. -l.F
tndsa 20 y II. Rockw'N
Locust Point Fr'nch Bsinof' = h"f- ndsc L.
r. Cromwell Co.
Steamer CaledoniA Lsyhsd bA.nof' <asys pi'e a-
~ n B. Cromwell Go.
BELOW-Bng s.Ai. Of Name iion "a irn@f-o' I-0.s e
MAY Ann. Als0 bHS. =. -. - -.
The bp Cop,.., was ;hs taken To- r.
Derk tor r,uas She wul b. shipped rcalkrl ssd ~
-oIpeT.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
Passengers Arrived

Ia .haRIp ffyica from Lreroool-Hessr. : Smith and
lsdy Lord ady child; Bro-kemsn and Ady; C. Falon,
lady sud servant. w H. Power Nsssie. L. Hose r. WeO'
dsrs, p K.s,iug Bertrand Maeot Cunningham. 2 H,ece;
WapeIip. Iarusn, ". Nelson: Wrscott Simmond' j.
SIuht r. NJ sonez Hsrgeaye. W. Wright, J. Buniea j.,
C. Kirkpa,rirk J. Hastings, Bsnweus Hastings w rs
Trushes Leiche III gsins ATbon j. Irvine aud 4y Jo1u,
ton Msce, Jacoby Mis-. Courter, Mis-. VI. We'll.
In J,g James CvO'ty from Harana-Csp. symme' will and
child
In The B., brig PHO, Fish from RIO Jaae1oG. T. Habbef
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

Niarkeis-C,EIItLLY RrFoKTrD FoR THE n. Y. TKsrNE.
AsHES-I, inquiry for both kind is islf il.
sicaCy ,-.a'- oi ~ Sol, 4; s6 lor both Kind.
STOCK AsBLs APRIL To- 1858.
Pot., bOI' Pearls, bb'
Fbst .ort..................'.... ys -
s'cOud sOr............''.''t... ps -
llua .oTt................-'''.' %
CoLG,u,Ied ed..................... -
Ty;.i..........,;..........lOs5 -. eH
cor,o\ n. ,s 'S & rrI further otsi:n new.
uts,tis6 sct,r Pc Airs The e' are fep'rted At 80
ba,,. We rpr At nominal quotations:
rpsSd. Fshd.. Mobile. N o. 5s and Tex
SS.1@s.'' .:::::::::::::1::i + M f
Mdd,I S,, o. in Ko rhe spartan. cargo
Of tP' 80 - .oi old on piivsre TIE srrval. s,ys ca
,'s M ut s;D,, I ,G sps. .ts t. g. >s-. s
an iG -, i'71- gL To- weernc.na Flour is
l,, -.,, lie uuisyo'sb new iou EroP- ~ r steamer
A.rs 90, quy. bu VIZ lIl; sfrsa. 4 Is di;l -
fsi,, 80 i'm so's 0b : 90 - . or com
nol 10 Sate - . 40 i'r rsifs Do. - wa - -
tor ,urcrrue Indians Gnd MicdsAn' - - % ioI eha
o. ~i5Gtt - 'cF Common TO soad Ro-nd HooP sAi'.
: f'. s-rs, ala "a - 5ofr ,Nts G,hr'ee- Can,iiAa
ar u - active h arrivals ae --ii ',4-s oi 2
%, f,.-riia y changed the demand aay f,r
% 'i.v b- '-ts - 10. Dds. az f ~ ~ '-
A'- $40 = 80. -" 80 - b5. a. -,4 : 6l Con-
N. .an ttiier Sc ~ s request ne ',' are - o.
ioa = - J,r.,y sud SSo' Tor B'Andy"le AUD - -
d. r,ma;- on, ace. sustained the ':k OF
80, ,1 ,ti,u. - ample ioI 81 f-mel' oi MacA-Er ~
f.'i- rin., .r-,ia..y ~. j. wh quite searc-
GkAIN1lr.re inequality 10 oar W la' m1rsrt "in
4, . > ~ part export a; ms MY tT mi1E the sic,
- M ,s,. fair ike Ohio 81 = IL '.9 od-l-ls CncASo
- - - 70 a,i.,-ueS se-A. go al,ae,. Ked iadialA :,
: "a - f- 1870 bushels Nh;e hertucky 8; : -, aaa
y. bush-l. Rej souteFn a lpsliy A t. b'-y J., 10
i,s5 ,our., sal's OF 80 bushels q; o. Safy
M - hr.yv sa.s 90 bgstr., 81 & ci-h OAt are q-It-
m Az In sod tensld a. i.d g., ts >5ltls'a 5Gtc Tor
-. 10 ~ fir ss',. sr1 = j.c. ur ,-trru tora d.
md Hvey request ilf tie trade the ka-' aad i)r
pr, a.. $40 1u,ae. 4: 3al g. iot mixed south
r - Q. orrd. -. for uaso4-c 90 'oc tor souih-tn
Nt.. sttrr lacs Dew slf - fIf - tacrh fe
- " rauo .-1ue ~ 9s ior The West lli-s -au ~
-. I've and celauf sa-s o a1o bushels
- 49,. Jersty All NoTtAefA.
~ NJ i rr1Lcta sulfY- an-- Win lli-- e
-. r-i,s tend upward, handsome Dressed Low hsin q,
l.f q. lre iUfct! y 9'rr - eA.ss i
q ti :, The above prcrt Foreign IS stu IN hI~d Or
t aid ir. r1i-es slsAin' 10 -
we L,al of ss., %. 5po CelOEu.a - - j,t1
B-tos ayf,. - a. ncinl.ug l0 - ar.c -tto Ouuoc, a.
- r. a. a. 7c ,jestl- osd fi--. go >'ltne-n, -
-, ., '7.- r..h: wet .af-i Texas a. t- months
- no Srysnl.s yFiVat- teims.
HOFS - q-ci :. Tie .Ocsl trade purchase
ir IL IL .o's - 20 q - 70 quarry
H4Y-Tt. suiry moo-rs,- Tor snd ;Ae market n
b ..., rf 80 b4ls octS- Y lto 5 straw
q a-... . co if.
.; s4 49, slip, JoU lots comulsnd ~ g< - =
nUu vAfe Auef-ar - cl'e e. IA { - - SsTs I'd
ss,i ", ,iesey Al u Hot5rp,- r1-t't
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

Ni'ir D rsi WI -. rig saon oi ~ Nv - =
Nss er y 70" i.- 10. - sacsTp" -
= SO - 10 " .scqns-, son'. o.
Me cst 'frst 'alsh,r Wh view q % ">itt '-~e
pr IsfoF DIR.
v aVs' ts 80 -vi-i ~ Ui-scn' = - 2"
d'srete ore a. t-i tun- B.. <LEa.ss,1n- 81 pdb u4' -
- p's uned, Wi .nl.' rom p-'-ut u-a - 90 ,h'I >.
- l. eco e. 10 d e u tte nIrIiy u b' Ie'ru'
e IL. f'IaTa y srtics. ...L-
l. eoIe1,oI yoT ocuu.,'- -! sim IN 'Ay q. . s
80 r & h.I invs-1s4on HEN OF re '.1S
p. zsI - tie % Ia Cro..,. -.
bosId 'f Directors have exhibited surrfy n'IJ
sss that t.e prc srfs Of the To2o, Aei coF
toI, of lS mot encourts chA-sfer
"" would, osi.ior' reco nmerd tns spp 1iifrnen, .
81 1re solicit select "a DiTe,-"f,
t.s pTuuOe tt. 'lt'r-t The LoLFsny eic ny 49, -
Gould Nifan Wa',ou srd Jo1a P-inoer''u oi ne y % ~
Albany ~ ehs o. them &C. a. sues pO,- iOI nr EAs"iH
sua.OeT..
a o; MI b is resr>cflly .gbmI.;~d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
NJ TeIeara nh.

by Telegraph.
NEW -oRLEANsAu. April e' .hiP Aar'i' Fsffo~ Ess
hnd, Ne. A., ,nA -
Rex-shp Oph-iia from New Orleans; befss Flee. F.s..
,nS G.u..bs from Cap+ o~E NdorA tnuui Po'' Pr1c.
HIGHLAND LIGHT Cap Codl P H--Fssssd b. ssss
Siei,r tom N,ssua: barss NesP i'sn, from
Afnca: Inior. from Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
BE AU L j Z u l. II Z a d
aICELY GLOSSY HAIk
CosFLETELy PHssGt'rp
TO The GREATEST ACE

.,xhon.,, er.y would no. have r r-s:o'-d 70 t-A--
oor BaIe b-i would hsve toe sI,~ . y use~
xlh rsre ltohg hut would have removed 90 nos-pS
~1.h seruhla Sead Heed, or Other rrug's oai sea1 }.
.ad q. wi;k sch ,ada hs tSeuTLsia fo wo- b. df
S ,:o ,Ta,s y rsggi . s do s dis s @ %
s3d Nee oso~iRs; 49,. ~ tsR
p,l N Woop-p.sr Sr: have heard muoa sad = sts
xorseru effects o your aAir Restorative, ~ haviHs &c
often cheated by Gisctery 40 qssk n9.,rnls nsi e'
vr, Restorative Ia tbe same 'oy
x,b The thousand AID loudly nmpetsd sscs Frin~"s
urtl mes you Lawrence County some Is sos slo" rln
vou esyr ne such Induced The 'rhs - 80,
h. nortivs in my f.uByfr by good win, ~no mar lad
WY Than sid eni1r~y Snli snd osiose ~ -,
.n,sT tTau color Ard had thckened asd become esuvfsl
a. aid ..y ms and he head she c'nnrs W e
H. simply because OF 10 b"Anuy - s.. @
.a.a fs hesFhfn uhrs the heh aud mind O'ey
- tsiv Ard li.nds Restorative with the
mai r,cts therefore, skspcsm and cnH. ~ nSeDe =
T. brscer and vsue entirely removed and an shd do
sxs,oly and recommend its Gsr BY o. ~be
would have their hair restored from "nie or ssy 10y n
.osnes to 0isns color and ea@ty aa oy 'H yt Ne
very H1i' MIG ''''"' SOLOMON MANN.
v.s,. woon Il v,, a lonr time Aher you ~ Bjss
d bfYe st the bote Of Restorative for which you save ne
s order upon your Detroit and whrn Iot we ess
sinSed 20 try h on Mrs Msnn's hNr az the snit' t' u
uwer II bss done AL than you assured me .ou1 a"i "a
a., Of nv family frds having witnessed Il. .u.os@ 1s
usps ard recommending 1t. 10 others en'o' ~
As"h' '''' "''''A-H' SOLOMON MANI
CaRLYLE Iu.. Jnne n, 1882.
RAVE ns1 Prof o. J. WOODS Hair Re.oTstiv- sa hss
.aInired hs wonderful Effects Ny hair wss soomni
49, 5. BREESE, ex senatot, u "
o. WOOD Co Yroprietors, No Ss Broadway, ~ y
ne great Nsw.Yo Vine Railing EstAbishnent) snG NO if
Ard ,s sy .a GOOD Druss,.t, Fancy Goods Deaers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
WIi. A. GUEST,
ISAAC HkRTSHORN-
HnfAfapn MAT son.

Or uroL :e b!osle resoi4.ion was Il 4IsniHou'i;
I--it.d Tia. he r-prt Of 'he COr-ui,--- Dc Sd'p'
.gusd & of ne nee'rs iaa pm
list 90 H. LswspsI.rs rn o. crc s ara ~ -
sholrer.. WILLIAM GOULD tna1h-I-
W. FBOTWsGHAs, S-crstsry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17
CasLYLE. H.. Jnne n, "a,

O. J. WOOD 4 Co. Frcprietors No Ss froat~sy ~ ~:
4 De great N.wYors Vine Railing Lstabishnentl sne NO ht
hNket-st. 81. Louis, Mo. n,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

h,,.. g, rttC. a'. go"i'- - ''.h ~ . o -I4
Ih.os Csrtr.l a. .fom - 70 -. Co.:on v ca ca
~. II. p.a.,:,1 cq'4.ots s.e il 40 acoli
80 ,v .tt 'nst F'so'nsr. Che rev led a.
Io,, o, = OOo,OoC-i s. c.. De- e5.nture.-had oeen
,,,1sn sver,se al ~ w ich quite sa'lsaco oTy,
urrnln, having beeL h&-G ut ~ By the lniIt
Ilo..t. ]. il G1Iou1cs1 .nG M5s-rs Gsofge Peso"dy
4 Co. .fe tpruep; American Bsnkers, had pad az
-. la1nce 81 titJ iosL 20 tie Bsnk OF Engand
Ter. wss h heavy feeling and lower pFices at the
Pare Bourse rte.e the teass tc lie the domLsnt
parry.
Adran Il. NJ. .er VII icd lie regular auction saie
of .ss .ud bonds to-moTow, a II. o'c.ock, q,
tie Merc: 0p;s' EXctsrfe.
s. Dissers daily she Of bords ard stocks will take
pace T. -orrow Sa:ardsy a. i2i clock, at the aef
chants Exchange.
Aise-t r. Nicolty's regnlar dSly auction sale q
t:o>ks srd bonds VIII take pace to-rnorow ISstuT-
dsyl. 81 l2I o'c.olk st t5e Merchants Exchange
We spn.1 a cosny araiIvef:s,ement Of the npors Of
Foreeu Dry Goods a: the portoi New-ioIk Tor 'he
rd Itu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

niarkeis-C,EiitLLY RrFoRrED FoR THE n. Y. TKsrNE.
Friday Aprii To-
AsEsIe inquiry for both kind is light aud the market il
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17


To,sl Pots And PerI.s...........t- t'''V
COT ION ilnu.s dui under further foreign nr~s u Al
~ ls. iact,r PEI Th- 'rs are fep)ed 81 -
II t,slg 1gfa nom
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The AMER
ran Atlantic Screw Steamship camFAoy. ":sn'Iy
HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Rob.rt HAdie, Will Rave Fsr 10 -
y r., on SATURDAY, April H. At O'Clock p H. p1 -
fs.ssse sl5 with unsurpassed seeonmcdAiion. =,
aus ssrfs foot. Insurance oneksli rer csnt ene
60 encs. AypJ 10 H. b. CRoMw ELL Co. ,n.,,
NJ, W Nss o., eoTpes A'~J
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-04
LATEST NEWS.

We are indebted to Capt. I. G. George
Agent for the Milwaukee and La Crosse X.
Il. for papers from New York of the Both and
Milwaukee papers of the LIST, and for the fol-
lowing original telegraphic dispatch
By Telegraph to Portage city and eta La Crosse and
MiU,cdukee II. II. to La Crosse.
MILWAUKEE, Sept 1.
At Prairie du Chen to-day G. G. Wash
burne was renominated as the Republican
candidate for re election in the I'd Congress
sional District.
RACINE, Sept l.
The Democratic Convention for the Mil
waukee Congressional District is in Session.
Up to 4 O'Clock six ballots were had II. l..
Page of Milwaukee standing first on the list
He will probably be nominated.
No Eastern report to-day because of the
great telegraph celebration.
j. D. Pearce, of Milwaukee, was arrested
yesterday on the charge of fraud.
The Wisconsin of to-day says, 1--WE are in
debted to +. II. Goodrich, Superintendent Of
the La Crosse and Milwaukee r. r. for St.
Paul papers of Tuesday morning. The La
Crosse Road makes us near reighbors to St.
Paul.
The N. Y. Tribune says it is a fact that the
cable now transmits words at the rate of two
per minute, Or 100 per hour. At that rate it
will earn twenty per cent. on the capital.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-04

During recent debate in the British
Honse of Commons on the subject of the re-
moval of the Hudson Bay Company's p!ivil-
eyes, Lord Bury affirmed that a communica-
ton might readily be established between
Lake Superior and Pacific ocean, by means
OF ship canal connecting the head waters of
the Saskatchewan and Columbia rivers Both
rivers take their rise in the Rocky Mountains
the Columbia flowing west to the Pacific,
and the Saskatchewan running east to Lake
Winnepeg, little to the north west of Lake
Superior. With the exception of single
rapid, (which might be avoided by canaD
his lordship stated that the navigation of the
Saskatchewan offers no difficulty. With that
one exception, vessel of considerable size
can be taken up to the foot of the Rocky
Mountains, and at this point there is gap in
the mountains, which would interpose no
great obstacle to the junction of the Column
bla and Saskatchewan, whose sources are but
little distance apart. Thus great water
communication would be established with the
Pacific.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-04
Monetary Matters.

Prepared Weekly by j. Jay Knor Dc Co., Bankers,
Pjasnis Block, st. Anthoay Street, 81. Paul, Mn.
The most cheering item of the week is the
fact that produce buyers from Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Louis are contracting with
farmers of Minnesota for grain. The crops
in Minnesota are universally conceded by
Strangers to be larger, in proportions to the
breadth sOwn, than in any Western State
The crop of oats has been excellent. A few
days more of good weather will furnish a
large crop of corn.
A large sample of all our crops will go East
the present season, to show what the soil of
Minnesota is capable of doing; among which
Minnesota potatoes and cranberries, already
we'll known in the ST. Louis market will form
no mean item. The prices though rot so
large as former years, are still remunera tive
to the farmer.
The Wisconsin Banks discredited in Chi
cago have been taken by nearly all of the St.
Paul Bankers, from the beginning, the same
as il they had not been thrown out in Chi
cage. We are glad to see that the parties
who discledited Wisconsin currency in Chi
cago are SO soon receiving it again.
A number Of parties out of the State have
made applications to the Auditor to establish
banks of issue. We believe no appica tons
have yet been made by Minnesotlans. II
banks are started by parties as stockholders
who are entire strangers to the community in
which the banks are located, merely for the
purpose OF issuing currency and of making
five OF ten per cent. on the bonds, the cur
rency will be looked on with suspicion from
its first issue, and may not be generally re-
ceived. If the parties issuing currency have
not full confidence in their own securities they
cannot expect the people to receive currency
forced upon them without suspicion.
The city tax list is now ready at the office
of the Treasurer. Parties paying taxes d,l-
ring the next fifteen days are entitled to a
deduction OF ten per cent:
The total valuation of city property is
$8,O3O,579 90:
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THE ILLUMINATION,

There was but one thing wanting to render
the illumination on Wednesday night CON-
plete success, and triumph in that line which
could not be anywhere outshone,-and that
was good weather. Unfortunately for those
who had been promising themselves a fire
evening for promenade in order to witness
the illumination, about six O'Clock it began
to drizzle, and at dusk quite smart shower
was falling. But this could not damp the
ardor of the enterprising citizens who had,
many of them, gone to great expense and
trouble in getting up lights and transpar-
encies, and go ahead the illumination was
bound to, and go ahead it did,
The signal agreed to for the time of light
ing mp was three cannon fired from the Public
Square. No sooner had the last echoes of
the artillery died away, than as if by magic
blaze of light shot up all over the city 81
simultaneously. Viewed from an elevated
point, where we were stationed, it was a grand
sight. A hundred bonfres of tar barrels
shot their light around in different quarters of
the city, and rolled dense and lurid columns
of smoke Heavenward From tens of thous
ands of pancs of glass; in buildings stretched
from Trout brook, almost to the Cave Brewev.
distance of three miles apart, GLE med forth
the rays of light. jackson street. Third
street for more than mile, Roberts, Cedar.
Wabashaw. Fourth Fifth. Exchange and Fort
streets were all one blaz, of light, and from
an elevated point, it was grand and sublime
scene.
Commencing at the Merchants Hotel
which had over six hundred lights, and the
Gas office which was one jet, almost, inside
and the Primer office, which was sparkling
all over, there was hardly building on Third
street but what was illuminated. Larpentenr's
large store, and the row of three story frames
adjoining, Bidwel's bank 1uilding, Beaumont
& Gordon, each three story,-Weide's, Waits
Van Sykes, the Worlds Fair Store, and in
termediate buildings were all blazing intense
ly. On the next square Aid. Marvin's, B.
Pressly's, G. E. Mayo e. Co.'s, and H. E
Bakers, all fine three to four story buildings
were also ablaze. Higher up, Odd Fellows
Hall, and M'Cloud's stone building, Whitney s
Photograph Gallery, Marvns China store,
whose whole front was decorated with Ian
terns,-and other ! ..dings and stores made
that square as light as ball room floor
On the corner of Wabashaw and Bench
streets, large fire was blazing, and attracted
quite large crowd Phoenix Block, Rogers
Block, Heyward's Block, and the frame block
on the corner of Wabashaw and Third were
all illuminated, many windows having two
lights in each pane. Suspended across the
street, opposite DR.. w. 81. VOLTS Drug
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ST. LOUIS, August %.

ST. LOUIS, August %.
. \ dispatch from Kansas City, Goth, per q.
>. Express to BoonvlIe says that Monsieur
Bordeaux and party arrived there the night
before from Fl e's Peak for the purpose Of
procuring outfits to work newly discovered
mines. They brought several ounces of gold
ana confirm the existence of mines which
aic situated on Cherry Creek one of the most
srthern branches of the South Platte River
in latitude 80.
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From Leavenworth Civ
FAVrNyVOpTu GYrr, A. q

LEAvENwoRTH CRY, Aug. &c.
Fer U. 5. express to Boonvile 18th The
military commission authorized by the Sec
rotary. Of War to adjust certain difficulties
existing between the Quartermaster's DEPART
ment and the contractors who furnished the
mules for the Utah expedition, met yester-
day at Leavenworth, present Major Sherman,
Col. Roberts and Gen. Gaines. The Board
made two Intellectual attempts to organize,
and Its preliminary proceedings were exceed
inely unharmonious. The question of prece-
dence of rank had not been definitely settled
last evening.