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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-08
Nsh 0rIsans 4aiIp Grsstsnt,
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1853.

THs EIaHTH-To-day is the anniversary Of the
ever-memorsble Eighth Of January 1915. It win be
observed close holiday. It is recognized SO by
legislative enactment fact, It is free day, and
will be observed as such. The banks and public
Offices will be closed. The Custom-House and Post.
Office viii be closed at IL s'clock. Insurances may
be made, but they will not be binding if there should
be will to dispute the terms.
The military will be out in full display under Major
General Lewis, BrigaderGenera Palfrey ofth Legion
Gen. Tracy and Col. Walton Of the Washington Regi-
ment. Our military knowledge, however, is getting
out Of tune since resigned our commission TO Gov.
Henry Johnson-so long ago we have forgotten the
date. The day will, however, be duly remembered,
our patriotic City Fathers having made appropris.
tion which we gladly chronicle, and trust the day
will be duly remembered, though IL should rain.
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MURDER By NEGRoEs.-The Montgomery Mail Of
the I'd inst. says It is reported that Mr. Mcintosh
of the plantation belonging to the estate
G. Crommelin, deceased, near Harrowgate, was shot
last night in bed, by Of the negroes. 1t is sup
posed he is mortay wounded.
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StOan y Co.'s lotteries.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!,,
@s6O,Ooo for sIoM

The following Scheme will he drawn by 8. SWAN CO..
Managers Of the PORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY. or
GeOrgis in each Of their Lseriss January 1855
AUGUSTA Georgia. to which city they have renewed hsr
principal efice 70 be drawn in public ss f.llowa:
Class 60 will be drawn on SATURDAY January e. ls5e
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VETERANS OF 1sl5.-The remnant Of the above
body will appear to-day in the military procession
II was current last evening that they would visit the
theaers this evening on invitation Of the managers
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second Hand Furniture store.

The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND
HAND FURNITURE; also sold exchanged and repaired BY
p. NJ. TOURNE,
iy22 No. q BsrOnne near Canal street
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III. II. Buckley,
WATCHM MAKER,
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention Of purchasers to his
stock Of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
of the latest styles and perfect workmanship The best
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal to any Watch for time.
A large assortment Of
CHAINS,
BREAsTPINs
EARRINGS
SETS OF JEwELRY, etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREAsPINS.
THE FINEST PEBBLE sPECTACLEs.
Which offered large reduction from former rates
R attention given Watch Repairing usual
u23l lnltn
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hE1S. FOR GLAsGOW-THEA AL FAST SAILING
hRAA American bark Ceres Humphreys, master, is now
EAsG loading and will have immediate dispatch For
"ssD9 f JP WHITNEY 4 co, 50 Carondelet st.
For passage, apply to the captain on board ia5
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.aSySred!
N O r r / s., M A U LII &c CO.,
CLOTH IERs,
Csuccessors Nsnis wsyJ
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Now offer to the public their usual large and eega.ta
ment OF
Fine Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE, AND CHOICE MATERIAL
Their stock Of
ovERCoATs,
DRESS COATS,
FRoCK COATS, aAd
BUSINESS COATS
Ibeen manufactured with the greaest posi-
bic care.
BLACK AND FANCY CAss. PANTS.
FANCY cASs. SUITS.
CAzIQUE.
In every variety.
Together with a and beautiful assortment Of
VESTS. of all descriptions.
SHIRTS :.
FANCY GOODS >. E. ssI 2ptf
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CHARLES C. BIER. WIN. G. STEPHENS
G.. G.. Bier S Co.,

No. aS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PL UX B Z r S,
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sEA-G0ING VESSELS.

To sail on SUNDAY, lQia sastani ct O'Clock A. N.
E6ED SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
8&Ik4ES PANf.-FOr Galvesto and Matagorda Bsy-Ths
superior ceppered and copper fastened steam, hip
Mexico, j. Y Iawlss commander will saiias For
freight or passage having elegant apply
HARRIS, MORGAN CO., foot OF julia street,
lG opposite the Steamship Landing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
nlsgnlify OF the Governors proclamatlon-
The EVIL Of irresponsible boards and In-
capable Executives.

nlegnlity OF the Governors Proclamation
The EVIL Of irresponsible boards and In
capable Executives.
Nothing could have more clearly and convin-
cipgiy demonstrated the utter wor,hlessness Of
the system Of placing executive authority in the
hands OF impersonal and irresponsible boards,
ard Of nomir ating candidates for public Office
without any regard whatever for their fitness
and ability to WELD the power they may be
called upon 10 exercise, than the recent pro-
ceedines ofthc Metropolitan Police Board and
Of Governor John A. King, In the circumstances
attendant upon and Subsequent to the uprising
Of Che people Of Richmond county.
For weeks before the burning down OF the
Quarantine establishment, continued threats Of
such a proceeding we're publicly uttered, and
preparations for carrying them out we're almost
openly made. The slightest exertion on the
part Of the Police Commissioners, the smallest
degree Of efficiency on the part of their detec-
tive police, would have enabled the authorities
to have been thoroughly informed Of the con.
templated proceedings. and 10 have taken mea.
sures to save half a million Of State property,
avoiding thereby the expenditure of another
sum equally large in futile movements, and
above ALL saving the lives Of several
worthy citizens. But what IL the business Of
half dozen men In committee, is nobody g bust
noes In particular. So each one busted himself
with his private amusements, and when the
hour Of trial came nothing was ready, and no.
thing could be done. But this Is not the worst
of It, The work Of destruction was not com
pleted on the fret night, ard there was every
reagon--thcre was, In fact, the positive as
turonee-to believe that II would be nnisbed on
the succeeding one.
Governor King was In the city, upon whom
the imperative necessity Of action ultimately
rested. The Police Board was at hand, and
gathered in council An able and energetic
Superintendent Of Police was ready to act AZ
soon or nc should receive the necessary autho-
rity TO do 20. Men and means were at com.
mand to any extent Yet not hand was lifted,
nor foot stirred TO prevent the destruction that
was everywhere known TO be in contemplation.
The Collector OF the Port sent down a small
force Of government marines 70 protect the fcie.
raj property, and not a thing under their
charge was injured But they could not 90 be-
yond the stringent limits Of federal authority.
Thus the destruction Of the State property was
completed on the second night without
the slightes, effort for its prevention. And
now comes The conflict Of shifting responsibility.
The Metropolitan Police Board must clear IT'S
own skirts, and they must flrd the means to do
H. On many former occasions, when similar
exigenoy has occurred, the plea Of the necessity
Of applying TO Albany, where all the power Us
centred, has been put In ~ IN evcwe. But
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

PImADr1prua, Sept 8, 1883
,n Flour que 70 % e2n W.sa, nrIg sale, Of 1000
s,ceo busheis yellow At ssc sOc wnnkey dull IT ESQ
a2bkc.
Flour quiet, hut Grm Wheat steady Csrn-wh,,e
sto. Sc yellow, oic go los Ct very prale al
81 BY weight whmksy held ct 2sHc a2sJsc. Proyi
siens quiet
cncrSsAT, Sept, s, 1853
-Four dun and dropping, and prices irregular sales Al
~ So - 80 for tupernno. Wheat dull at OIL for prime
red and 81 10 FOR white Provsons generally unchanged
whiskey steady at a2kc.
r,our steady. wheat very dun al nc Uorn ag,n, a,
bskc. Oats quiet sbipme.,s 70 Bonslo-1 400 bbls
ents 10 O. -fgo- 40 eco IA heis ccrn Recsiprs o1o
bbIs nouT, 5000 bushels wheat. 900 Dushss corn
Buryuo, sept s-IPM
Market dull and heavy this morning sales 400 bbIs.
Gour Is 26 Is so for good 10 cboco superaae O. sa
% IS for COCO 70 choice Michigan, ohio Indians
and CsoaoIao. whest Ia large sapply sod msskes dub
previous bus bsyef do NOD take hold red onio and
indiana ne offered Msi 10. Dorm duh and ho,vy, bal
oshsr gains wn.Esy nomiosi Cana n, sh s.- s,,
on fonr, 90 CD wheat Do. on corn ~ Nov York Pa
csr's BY ste ibe lat ,won'y tour h,ur . los bSs
nonf; E6e32 ensrtls wheat lsB so basDel. crn
Sn Betis by ca1Gi3 Sc bots a,ur 80 90 buya ~
wheat, o,zzR hushsle corn, ,tsl bssS h o.s
Bytrul, SCOT. Sc r. H.
Flour make. dull and heavy prices snade easier:
reee $50 barrels a. s5 rs % 40 Tor god 70 choss sups
One Iodfna, Ohio and Michigan IS 62 o. 70 for good
,s s, ,ss 40 wne, a. 80 ssvy supply s
snd Isdsrs a. ~ IL 1900 DO red winter flisoss
Msi o.; 0o DO prime wsiie Canadian a. ~ 25; msrkei
closing heavy Corn Gull and depressed supply hand
large prices tend downward; sales 5000 bushels
600 Barley sosroe and wscted ssles 900 bnsheis nj
zoo, TO arrive Rye nominal. whisksy 72kc. Canal
fre gbs unchanged Receipts by lake the last twenty
four hours-T7 80 barrels four 8o6 bushe's wneas
Woo DO ocrn Eoipped by canal In Tbs ssn,s lime
sios barrels -four, 7st2 bushels wheat, Tea DO corn
p,3fo Co. oats
oswvgo, sept s-sP.M
Flour Kfe,dy. Wheat dull sslcs ~, 0te bushels, In
cutipg ECO bushels red Toledo II 81 ~ afoat Corn
held above vew Of buyers sses 600 bushels damaged
Illinois II sec Uansi fregh.s steady a 27n On Bour,
7kcJ on West and &c. % 10 New York. Like
imports 10 dxy-S9,so0 cuahes wheat, 22,QCQ bushels
vhoAA
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Philadelphia ma New York rrrer,,r.

APhinfslph.s fireman writes thus. Many Of us have
seen something OF tho New YSrk Flrs Depe saeni AMI
csn ssy that We have bend engines that ca scas ca-y
Adriao Engine Company No 81 ard "a, we csns.cr The
skAm engines far superior act only for tse volume Of
water ihro~p but for their uptog energy and the ease
win vhch tbef cap force water through Over one thou
rapd feet of hneo ard far more se-vcs thar n, h
torines a. No 81, with thO so-s,ed two huGdred fact
We have nov 10 service g.e the PhadsDhis
~ irrnt ard Eope, anc the later. which Enaest
csn teal No 81 some twenty Of companies are mag
ms nfango1epss n pTusrre thsu, o. sbuess we viii
totn have more, fer We havs larger space 10 protest.
than your nreren Rave, and know worth Of thsse
erg'rfs and thy will al be wi,hors suy assst
ace from NE CIV government for all own
" err own apra atus, which Ia IA your city
except 10 afes instances We scspeci the foreman
OF Company No. 81 wsuld rather take old fasn5uea
ere coach thrn " travel railroad and ne roui
IKE 'rsl with sone Of hsrc epgiues or stesaers
suspect he eau Re accommodated wllnou, much ain suy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
Obituary.

DEATH OF GEORGE NBWB0LD.
We have TO announce tine dosth OF GEORGE NxwBotD
E,q who expired yesterday morning in Psnnsyivsala
where he bad gone yisit Be bad suffered Tor son.
yosss past cccsfieray with asxs Of goul AID
recently Is sid that he bad with an scc6e,. whoh
had severed the tendon Achilles OF hs ankle and which
had oed hun very nu h from walking sbort wnrtb
er tbs weakened bis system 10 lead 10 hs death or
whether II occurred from Translated govt nd
vsed. We believe that he = native OF Penosyvaoia
and at the time CT his cecease not fer fro eighty
years Of age but rs lsl faculties ress exceedingly
strong nd vigorous 70. OF hin years. lie vas long
ard well known in Wall street leadng bank eli ,or
and In whose integrity, sound judgment ana honesty
Of purpose all coD6ded who know him He presided
the Bank OF meiics with great honor and uJefuI
both while CHARTERED Institution aud sub 70
s conicg urder tie free ps1krg laws of INC s.ts He
cred that bar pursued proper c,nrse which
oo not pay specie SO o0g ~ had dollar Of com lott
baDf be vAh radically opposed 70 al Guspensoog. dis
bar toe last TO suspend nong the se-
sumo This WIS ls Gaze IN 1885, aud again 1867. When
The panic va ~ s ssgti ials.7 Le declared 20 be
had stopped upcs opening hu doors morning hs saw
number CT carts In front the bank. Oa aancicx 10
Know wfas had byonsot them tnsre, tbey repiiea
tbst Trey bad cone under crdeis 70 cart spccio
rem his bank which teitan parties rten iei 70 dra a:
whereapon, he re'gois6ty consented that The doors
might be c1sed In 0cfcDer, 1887 ne opposed sus,en
sioD ana only consented rnder ssreeuons win
strong baHSs . maFs tsnpoiaiy. Ia short time ns
whether they did or not. which Induced hsa Al 10
ato hlL vie scd pay t1aa nsay or
pec.ei 70 be able 10 DO aud manain He opposed tue
idea CT BUILDING larger nnsr banking house sea-
tenan suggested 70 hiEa day tbss II would be good
policy 10 build larger house No, sir, TO, cir was
his Irorpt reply, here 70 do bAnkog pusosss
srd ttis house Is large enough fof PURPOSES and
oppoted 70 banks enbEkDg io,o the system OF hSuae
bui6icg Fer the pUrr Of ic'trg oaI houscrosn 10
tenants. That. cir, ls ovt OF rne OF ba.iaessr
DO waa much annoy ed, ~ seQuenLy whoa sha doaae
or the bank accidentally caught hfe Damaged 10
exteni before 1t could be 2rlsLed He was "a
mNkaby Iuuctcal ana honorable In all bis dealings and
died as he hal lived. thcl ooghly hcrss man. as Was
Lg a u ~ kIS ~ him
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BROOKLYN City News.

Tm DIAM oy Mn. Arsns.-th,s gentleman, whose
has been several TINES alluded to- died Yesterdsv
evening about seven o'clock
fiRss-A nrc took place At an early hour yesterday
mcrnrr BY which three frame houses on Park Avenue
Nee 10, II md 10, we're Destroyed. They were valued
OF sonut sIto each. No IS owred By Mr. Clark OF New
York occupied by Mary Asn Barns an porter 1uss;
the upper DsrI BY nr Jcha Morris dSsBs Insured.
NO. ~, Owned and occupied 81 Mr.. Thomas EoE.
frcd In the Phsnix for $500. No 10, owned aud occu
pied by hrs Jane sh0k insured Ia the Brooklyn CON-
paay for sI00 Tho Gre ysinatcd al No ~, By what
rnesna 10 unknown.
voIutrnEuD-voL A. NJ Woods regiment dhe Four
eerth New York state mliiia, have volunteered their
services 10 the Governor 70 proceed 10 staten Inland
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Naval Intelligence.

Stree orders have been received II the Brooklyn NARY
Yard for the Immediate rcarg the Ussed States ship
Niagara, visitors have been stopped nom coming on
board, and AL the available mechanics ana worsmen put
upcn her night and day 10 insure her ccmplsou Tor ne
work for which ale ntencad u ea,ly dsy poesble
THO paying out machinery And bulb that wore
pofy erected viii be taken ot AMI every obsucsioa v
prevent the free cirVuaucu Of removed II bas poe
yet been decided whether her leut will be tn
or not detk .hmeDt Of marines tor kns soove en.p
arrived 81 tue BROOKLYN marine barracks fro washtne
ton on the stn iDst mo osaoce % her guard "
DO taxon from the Brooklyn usrfae bsrracss She vii
not however, carry iuA com emrni OF mon.
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The American Board OF Com Ensssioners OF Fur
eiSn Missions.

FAC hEnSIh.hA ECAxu OF znfsSlOnEfs Oh a. IT,
eign Missions.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept 8, 1858.
Inc board resssen led 81 hs past nine O'Clock lhlz
morning Alter hour hsd been devoted % prayer the
meeting istered to resolution ored b. Psv Dr. rons-
roy, oenaf Of the Prudential Committee. The resolution
audes 10 tha smainesso the debt osasctd compared
WIN what mad been feared the extensive religious
vs In hs country 70 toe religious toIer son ia gurkey
70 The ert r fhe East Ind'a Con- ausa gwsy Ia Ia5a 10
the throwing 0pep OF China 10 civilization ard to Christi
arny, ard TO ths Atlantic caole bragiog distant SHORES
into ins,srs y ppg AZ tbc concuso. OF tna enousus
rsmsrka Ct Dr Poneroy uron the rssoar toe President
called Oh the Rev. A. Mile 70 tfsr no ID ing
rtriing sddeeeses were tSan made by Raw A. CissseS
Or. Beman, Jndse Jsc2up. bon Linus CHILD art Others
Tbs house crowded to over1owfnr arS tins ns.an6
arcc from abroad exceecs1 ea oxpec.ss,ns
Tbs B.s6 addresses .ss sftsynpon chiefly nv tho
Western men, sl espsessag coaasencs that Their
cholcLss would rusNer IL sao moro fgily il enlarged
lie cperaions DR. Apaer-an ss'ed tia: SIS ohjsos Of
Zoe Sard Ia continue operations wrc rcd uc,pg
lie nsicaa sLd 70 cercsl the Esess0t ceb hich Tcua
smount - Iesrly $4,000 she comirg ycar Rev Mr.
Grant OF South Africa ard Rev. MI vrnoman Csntoa
spoke sftcsiegy ccIceirrg tn-r MISSIONS. Ar. vrca.
man believed st Chins bad been kept uc until now be
csnso tie church pst preaarei 20 Chrsanizs be-
fore. he thought thst three laHdrod aud dy taoand
iabcrerr could be imusdia.sly erp.oye cd tsers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, sept. s, 1858
Tie government today concluded a treaty with tae
American Colonization socsy by which the latter agrees
TO susst and rsuc. TIRE captured Africans fer ose year
After their arrival In Liberia, having due regard for
ibeir health and comfort For this service some what
lees than mfg thousand dollars, which Abe orig
nsily proposed by the society, Is 10 be paid.
Captain Reb q the Marines has been detached fr5m
the frgs;e Sabine and ordered to the Niagara Captsn
Tansr has been ordered 10 the Sabine aac will be the
senior marine IN ,er 70 the Paraguay expedition.
Colonel summers command according to sdv,ces re-
ceyed here WAS tho l4h OF August encampsi the
ArSaDan river, For. Atkinson. he had in accor-
dance With the directoas OF tbs War Department,
visited three tribes Of indians between the Pstte and
Arksnsas rivers. The Pa~nees, Cheoy and
seyerav visited and promised good conduct fa
ture towsrd the white settlers The regiment expected
reach Fort Leavenworth the frs! OF this molta.
ia the intention Of the Navy Department to ces pAsh 10
place OF reDdzous not yet determined the vessels t,
form the Paraguay expedition, they be gs
ready in succession. Orders have issued to tho
commanders Of the Navy Yars where ts vessels ofthe
expedition fitting out, directing the work OF prepare
ton TO be hastened ~ rapidly 10 possible.
This the lat day for the reception proposals. for
constructing The engines for the eight sloops OF
tborzed 70 DO constructed at the late seeson OF Congress-
Some OF the best builders the country entered the
contest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

TINS 0PERA nx AcApxxY-Mr. hrctzsk gives the
nnh performance Of his very sucoessfu on to.
morrow evening, when the "rrovasore' Il announced.
Ire new artists, Madame Gsss-r and the ienor sicG.ni
have sresdy secured arst rate metropolitan reputation
and their engagement has been lucky IN for The enter
prsns manager The "rrovaiore" cus of ihoss cpsrm
o. which the public Is ured and bsrefoce We may
expect ses another fun house 81 hs Academy on ri.
day evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

rsrder them 50 dangerous. Ii no seEs4 q cae
word, therefore. can they be described as 40
ssissocracy, which implies certain social and
recognized standing, Strictly speaking, they
are an cligsrehy, exercising power under
the cover OF darkness and without per-
sonal risk to themselves 1t Is this
very condition OF things which breeds
81 the mischief from which We are suffering. As
long az these political caucuses and conventions
are suffered to sway the popular voice, SO long
will corruption and pronigacy mark the al
rninistration Of public affairs PoEer, 10 be
honestly, must be openly exercised Party Cana
Fl''as are AS dangerous In republics IS are those
OF toe bed chamber in nonaIchies Before we
can have good and Inexpensive government We
must sweep sway all the occult IL fiuences which
clcg the machinery of our Institutions. II will
be asked how this is to be doae The answer Ia
an easy enc. Let the people a. tue next Preai-
Dental election reject all party nominations,
and concur in the choice Of some Independent
individual recommended by his services and
persona, merits. If, for instance, they were to
unite ia favor Of heroic candidate like Gen.
Scott, there is no doubt but that they would 50
derange the existing machinery Of party that It
would be difficult TO bring it into working order
again. Il there enough public spirit left IN the
country to induce it to pursue 60 simple and pa
triotic course? If not we must be content TO
bear patiently the evils that aflct US, What is
the use of grumbling and complaining when we
will not use the remedies that are within our
reach?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
The Vermont state Election.

MONTPELIER, Sept s, 1913
We have returns this evening Of the Governor vote
from eighty nine towns, which foot thus-Ball ropubl
can, ,256 Reyes, democrat 6,e5s; scattering ST. Last
year the towns gave tho republicans 1880 ,bs
democrats Goes; scattering, l26. Republican majority
over ell, $50; majority les. yesr, es6 Net rsp1hi
esin IN eighty zine towns, $50 Returps from ons
hnndred and fortyour give the following re8ulis
fer members Of tire Howe -Pepubcsns III democrats
81; abolaonst, /; no choice, s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

Mr.. NuIfAti' = LF1rRE rrw CAMS TINS EVENING -
The lecture Of Mr. John Mullsly on the Atlantic ree.
graph Cable" In compliance with Invitation from
large number Of prominent cItizers viii be delivered al
Dr. Ctapin's church this evening Mr.. Mullay accsmpA-
MED all The unsuccessful and .essol expeditions 70 lay
the cable and has observed the minu Of the details 20
accurately 70 have boon dessnasei by Mr.. Field the
HISTORIAN Of the enterprise" His lecture win be inter
esDg not only 70 those Who not fury p,ytcd but 30
70 those familiar with his theme The price Of acxss s
placed al low figure, that All who desire msy hear
from the lips Of who Witnessed all the Circumstances
how the great even, Of The age was soocmplfbsd
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defpsich from Independence, dated 5th per
express 70 Bonneville, says that the Santa Re mails with
dAiee TO tho l6a MI bad arrived aud that the Is
urmportaDf.
Dr Connolly, who Rad arrived 1t santa 70 from Rio
Abo reports tina. large pum5er OF onigrauts pissei
through Albuquerque this GUNNER route 60 California
via the 3Sh parallel they reported the gass between
Fort smith ard Aiooqserque In excellent sndtou and
The wood and water abundant
The n al party very few Iadans On the Plaius
Colonel sdmper's oommand on the A,ksns.s river
soe0s s~cnsy nse miles below the crossing They
all we'll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

The Russ.n frIsats General Adnirs row nearly ready
fer LAUGHING at tho yard OF VIM. Webb, E4q. focs OF
Sixth street. East river, open for tho Inspection Of The
public. Ths masnheer. ssear frg.ss s about 1000
tors burthen, and be sean 90 Advantage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
The Atlantic Telegraph.

have reeevad from Newfoundland despatch inform
NJ mo that although The insulation Of the ocean cabls
remains Perfect message has como over for severed
days.
the lest ieegrspbc desre,ch that received from Fay
land Sss dated Iondou September 1.
What may be tbs cause OF tse ces.alon do 10. know,
Blu! conjecture that the oh~nze OF the shore end a
ys.ensia which Was inoSzasd was about to DO made
New York, Sept 8, 1858. CYRUS W. FIELD.