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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-04-29

Rieer Ne~s.-TLe Mississippi river is still ris-
ing at Memphis. The Ardldnche of the 23rd saws
"The river is still rising here at the rate of about
half an inch an hour" At St Louis on the 21st
it was slowly rising AT Cincinnati ON the Goth
the river was rising at the rate of an inch per
hour. From the Eagle s. Enquirer of the Oath,
we gather the following items:
u The Mississippi at our wharf continues to
rise, though not fast as at the close of our yes
terdays report.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-04-29

To- Thos. b. Cunning, Secretary and
Acting Governor of Nebraska, died on
the morning of the 23d nit.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-04-29

ST LOUIS, Friday, April 81
rising.
The Illinois and upper Mississippi are still ris-
ing
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
MISSISSIPPI.

b1dm,ne carefully The forms and Instructions amazed
74ol From vicksburg, by BoviDa Edwards Depot, Boil
toms Depot, Clinton, and jackson, to Brandon, 81
miles and pack, daily, in railroad cars
Leave Vicksburg daily At sam;
Arrive al Brandon Same day by / pm;
Leave Brandon daily at pm;
Arrive at Vicksburg same day by pm
74O2 From yicksburg, by Cardiff Satartia Liverpool
Yasoo City, Richards IN o. Abbey, IN. o.
81 HsuSsrsSn %ass lN o. G5eenv,ls Dr. Thorns.
miles IN o. Bloupks, IN. 0,) Honey Island
ton, IN. o. Perkins, IN, o. Dent M o.
Ferry, IN o. Point Dexter, IN O.) Rising Sun
IN o. Eswtous. tN 0,l Lefors, IN. o. Watts
!sosS GGS tS }S G.. s. bssns,.'' s..s ko Ru:s
tN o. McNullens Store IN. O-) and Shackey,
tomouth of Cold Water, 36i miles and back twice
week in steamboats, from let October to lst
July and once week from LIST July 10 lst Oc-
Bids to end at Greenwood and Yazoo City, and run
three times a week, are invited.
Leave Vcksburg Monday and Friday at 81 m;
Arriveat Greenwood Wednesday and Sunday by
Leave Greenwood Thursday and Monday at 10 a m;
Arrive at vicksburg Sunday and Wednesday BY 10
Bids to run by proposed schedule will be con-
sidered.
14O3 From vicksbure BY Scho1a Deer Greek 30 miles
and back, once a week
Leave Vicksburg Tuesday at II m;
Arrive at Deer Creek next day by 1pm
Leave Deer Creek Friday At m;
Arrive at Vicksburg next day by ga
74o4 From vicksburg to Brunswick Landing, 40 miles
and back, ones a week
Leave Vcksburg Friday at 8 an
Arrive at Brunswick Landing same day by p M
Leave Brunswick Landing Saturday at s m;
Arrive at Vicksburg same day by 6pm.
74o5 From vicksburg by Wsrrenton to Rocky Springs
27 miles and back, three times week
Leave vicksburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at Apm;
Arrive at Rocky Springs by 3 pm;
Leave Rocky Springs Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at a M;
Arrive at Vicksburg by IL m
Bids to six times week and convey the mail in
2-horse coaches are invited.
74cs From Brandon, by Orion, GrcNnbush Hillsboro,
County Line, New Ireland, Union Herbert Big
Oak, and DekAIb, to Scoober, lio miles and back,
daily, except Sunday
Leave Brandon daily, except Sunday, at II pm;
Arrive at Sooober next day by II IN;
Leave Scoober daily, except Sunday, Al II pm;
Arrive At Brandon next day by Ppm.
Bids to by proposed schedule and In four
horse coaches will be considered
74o7 From Brandon by Polkville Trenton and Raleigh,
TO psudipg, II miles and back, three times
week.. rsa tsai
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

II . 7 H|f Nh
Leave Brandon Mosday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Aaml ~ H III L
Arrive at pauldlnk nett DAYS BY D IN; =
tcaye Paulding Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at4am
Arrive at Brandon ne2t days by SPIN.
bids TO run sin times week and to carry the mail
=, 10 two or four horse coaches are invited,
tl0s rrpu Brandon BY Monterey, Seems Cssk SaAsrs
Creek HArrsvle Mount Zion, WestviIle, JayDes-
vills, and Dry Greek, 70 Williamsburg, "a miles
and back, twice week.
Leave Brandon Monday and Friday at a IN;
Arrive at Williamsburg next days by l2m;
Leave Williamsburg Tuesdsy. and Saturday at |
pm
Arrive at Brandon next days by 9pm.
Bids to run three times q week will be considered.
1909 From Brandon, by Piiahatchce, Goshen Springs
ludlow, and Good Hops, TO Carthage, 53 miles
and back, once q week,
Leave Brandon Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Carthage next day by bp m,
Leave Carthage Friday at . 10;
Arrive at Brandon next day by loan.
Proposals for twice-s- week service are invited.
74lo From Brandon TO Cato Springs IA miles and back
once week.
Leave Brandon Saturday at AM
Arrive at Cato Springs by IL m,
Leave Cato Springs Saturday at2pm,
Arrive at Brandon by 8 pm. 49,.
74ll From Canton, by Benton Ebenezer Lexington
AoOna Black Hawk, Coila, Carr0lltOn, Jefferson
Grenada, Okachckams, Co6scvilIe Water Val
ley, a~dSpringdale 70 Oxford l5o miles and back
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

Leave Newton Friday at m;
Arrive at Campbellton by pm;
Leave Camphellton Friday at Al m;
Arrive at Newton next day by 3p m.
1881 From Skippervle by Summer Hill, 10 Newton 10
miles and back once q week
Leave Skippervillc S .turday al p M;
Arrive at Newton by 1pm
Leave Newton Saturday at a m;
Arrive at atSkipperville by IL
71ss From Abbevic, by Flag Pond and Mercy Bay to
Big Creek, AZ miles and back, once week.
Leave Abbeve Wednesday AT I m;
Arrive at Big Greek by PM
Leave Big Creek Thursday at a mr.
Arrive at Abbevilie by spm
1889 From Abbev,lle by Clopton and Skippsrvile to
Barnes Roads, 20 miles and back once week
Leave Abbsvle Saturday at fam;
Arrive at Barnes Roads by ~ NJ;
Leave Batnes Roads Friday at I am
Arrive at Abbevie by SPIN.
7leO From Franklin to Geneva and back once week
Bidders will state the distance name informed in te
points, and propose schedule of departures and
arrivals.
7le From Troy, by Milo, Perdue Buzbeeville Elba and
Welborn to Geneva, Is miles and back twice a
week
Leave Troy Tuesday and Friday at AM
Arrive at Geneva neyt days by IL m,
Leave Geneva Wednesday aud Saturday at / m,
Arrive at Troy next days by pm.
7le2 From Troy, by White Water, Bibb, Rocky Head
and IIaw Ridge, TO Newton, so miles and back,
o.. twice week.
Leave Troy Tuesday and Friday at 4Am;
Arrive at Newton by pm;
Leave Newton Wednesday and Saturday at 4 m;
Arrive at Troy by p m
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-03
81 mrerifAmi lcte Nac0rict,ten

Yitts6ur9. Sin t~rauriser ltnfal ers
ei9nete lid leete ytadt uuf Der 9lle9banp Sate
lep @ilenbabn nobe Der SuOionltation. Der
leBte g8a99pn zines 3useS, welAer cine Ges
ieuiGolt ron einem Camp Weetirs teirnbra6tc,
wurpe bon DEN Sdienen 9~eporfen uno ~ltiir3te
einen l~teilen N6bun8 b%inunter. OtB Ntarie
GincaiOe wurpe 9~et0ptet, Spet anbere YaIiagiere
i60tlid) uno 2O-3O leiGter perlett. Die Ser,
wunOeteu linD meiltens Yltt8burser. Die So.
rOner5 Surp lpra4 Die Gcmpasnie BON oler
S9ulO fret.
Sel1eDilGe. Der 5peitc Gas beS
9unoe8zG urnfelte5 ~iibertraf ben erlten pOmGs<
lid ncd all 9eruitblid)er unterbaltunS uno all
9enelnem 6rcblinn. Der 6eltplae mar Bis gum
lpdten Nbero BON 3aulencen beiu6t, Die ben
SeAer Ger 6reupe in lanSen 3i9en gu leerer
temiibt iparen. Nm AbenD lo1te pas 9eilti9c
2irnen itattfinben.
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lDerte ab9etro8en r%DOrOen, ilr $4,000 ST.
Walts. Am /. Suli bra6 i'm 06rfden
ct. Sac 6euer aus. Oa, nit luSnabme BON
pier Wfdnneru, ~eini9en Weibern unO Sinoern,
Die gauge Ser0lteruus ftp gum Sammeln bon
&Orn unO 0eu in BEN finf Stunren cntIerateu
Sl0er0 befano, aberoieb srOBer Naiermansel
berrldte, 70 fam e5, DUP biHuen n~eni8en Stuns
Den 60 @ebduOe eiu9edldert murDeu. Der
SAaOen 1T UNI 10 empfinOliAer, alS pa5 DOri
I'M Sabre 1915 bon elIer 9leiAen Galaulitdl
betrofie n WCrOen unD auf pielen Der gum 5pets
tennal ab9ebraunten 8cbnltdtte nod ~filar5is
ellie Serrl lAtunSen baflen. 6ini5I9 6aullIe1
Itno rboa9lcS unp aller ibrer 6abrbabe be-
rlubt.
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NarnnVcrfaMf OScc NScrpdcbfmna

Wrllta9 ben 6. Septbr. B. s., 8Urmitta9S 10 1br,
belbtbttBe 10y tn mCner DGbnuHg meme tt3 Acres balttnpe
6drm sanj Obsr t~pttlwetie IN persaufen pser su pee.
pa often, 5I mel6er Bfrbanblun9 i'd Stebbaber btemit bphn bf
etniate - Deutl6e arbeUer.6 Imtlter, pel9e It'd cine lleine
9eimtdtts erwerUen, duf benz Sdnpe leben pDuen unb ibre VI.
belt III Die Staot Baltimore lietern ibAuen, perrea aan, be.
fpnberS 3ur Srunpun8 elmer tIeHen Arbeiter-& pisnte bierauf
aufmertldm Bema0t. Die Gage 1T ppIItU m IN GeiuHp,
fteberfret 2Ganer pcrtrrfii6. Ser 93ea fabrt ron Ger
Stdpt aus ppm 3. Welleufetne an Der philadelphia Sraee,
bi Buds 6arm re6ts ab, wrpOn Der pIdB oirca 2 W(etlcn snts
Ternt Ite9t, CT pirp pUrG &nf6lo9e am D~fentIiden gDeaa be-
Sethnet tenn.
Middle river neck. Dan by hills, am q. @ueuf 1858.
Sd AAl > MN Y IN ne n bPro
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rIr4 Rn0nll'0 S1,111e

Der unterrtbt tIr bas Wtnterbaibia9r ntinmt am l2ontoo
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nr nEuen 8la1e fdtt. W
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Bur erIsrnung. tes Sebrdiidbsn 1T cine RfaFe in v,aer
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trdn,on,De, lateIniidbe un6 Sriecbi ibe @pra6an.
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tuUlige etDrerin a~n4ete4 II. ~"
Aut SerIdngsn wirb Yidnps llnterrt6t trtbeflt.
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RSr I16 putbe i@ 8enst8t lrta rtne Sttle ais Qtbrartn
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Sic 2innaGH,rrlc

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anms!9ang 9n CUR @uInabms neusr 5&uler tonasn wdbreab
Ger erpeh 20e9e pe8 WpH1ts i'm Sbul6duGe aenadt werbea
quo tansen Die llebunsea ces Rtf0en6OreS wisoer arr az.
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tplenfret IN Wetbltben ArDet en- unterrt@ten ladtn,
MLa3ist5Sbt ""
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den luIttg brauf lc8tan5ten. Die SarmCnie'
Qose bate lt9 einen bibiden 8i9wam erridtet,
in benz e8 lebr fleet 0uSins. llnO 70 mar eS
ii6eraQ!
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le St6run9 Dor.
W8as ben @rtra9 be8 Sete8 betrifft, ip
m63eu %uniere 2eler Den 8eriAt oeS S4ablnels
tiers Nbmarten.
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2%iterarifehe 2tnseiae.

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SdMhpls

3,SOO,OOO SUP Sau uno S9reinerbola,
700, 600 Sdinoel uno 0atten gum 0erfauf.
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in unierm bpISb0te, No. no Si9btftr. 2Dert te, pper ode ven
San22~S Burns Il Sloan.
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bet unS HetleEpe epr Serru8ereien ourdD u 10 u Srter
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Suitt SerEamf.

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~ Aaer al Der aiten 5reecrtd Tpde, gut %an5ebaut; 107 Alder
nit bubiAea DISQUALIFICATION unD N~rlagsn. ptrS geaen @tGeu.
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SaU1efOc.

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At Ot Yom6artitraBe 81 MAIDEN. '"N
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OnteS &OltDauS mm0 VSirtb5Aaff-

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trtlbe unb 8einHoe CSetrdEie Bu tdeen fno.
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Gin GrnbttOr-Stpte tt elmer bet lebbaftefen StrdseH In Der
WltGe Der Stdpt wtrb We9en Abrttie biu.g %abgtgeben. Ribt.
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400 Gdsr sutss 9lnr ndat ser 5iiDtns Grrt FnO In A Dbst6
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Seri0nGt:

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lManu, wel6er etpas engli11 fpribt nit stnen fieiTer
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4 Miann IN cine @iisn9teFerei, 3 5armarbetter, 2 Sdaetbtr'
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OeutIbes
Arbeit S1IebipetiuneS Sureau,
Ibame51traBe Jto. SIS,
Inter 4uftdt Der DeHtfbsn 8efra6aft."
ale Dtejsai8en, pei9s beul4e panowerfsr, 4rbetter ptsr
bsitfu&enOen wUaea a9 perlOali4 pbsr la frautrten grtrTtn
an Dan NBeuten Der 05eieAi AT. orn. i. <. 10 tUfna.
30 I So. 80 8b1mssfr. encfn, pelGer unentseihlfb
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NriOdt Suruanffolt

6. 8eder ~ 81. Gels.
Commercial BUILDING, Ode BON 4ombarb- uRO 6asIr.
9Ptr 5etBen tisrmit bem eeebrten publitdn crescent an. bae
tnor9eu, ben 1. Septem6er
etn neutr Gurius be9tnnt unO 'riu9e. 0Qe, melde I'D
an bemlsiben 1etbeltaen i0 0alot9it ~ mslben AulG
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Ve1u0t
SoeleiA stn @pnfe;ttCner IN Srpdopao SO. III. 3
Serlan9t mad gS1ibin9tcn:
Gin gutter Sarbter8epulte BET eaIltlb Hne eentf6 1pri6t,
@r Tam auf oauernpe 3ett en dEitdn6i9ss unierFpmmed unb
8uten GOpn betpmmen. Ndptres 3a erfri8en IN DIR Offcs tS
21efer. OMfO
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@elu0t:

UtIUuJI.
2j sewanbte SunJel gum Nufnarten
betm ootsuOsaief" unO GtHp lden DON 6 anOts8 in SO. III
YrpabmIu. DM
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ct, eonts, 1. Sept. Die utabsSne
ola1fr be9ehen alerIet Ndubereieu, - Ole
l%abrltd,en WabIen fir terrttcrieUe uno
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ernahtten lbr 9anSes Gider nit 80 Stim>
nle1t Otalorttdt. - 8m. S5borne rpuroe in
Die WeieB9ebnnq aemdhlt.
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9ta9 eiuem fur3en @insanSe, in meldem Der
Gepner ben 3 10 e d be8 8elteS berlibrte nno
an pa8 8eilpiel Der ebrenpertben @eleb9ebun9
Uon WtarblanD eriunerte, Die ba8 Anoenfen beS
feutl0en Generals Oe &alb, Der nit Dem
8lute ieiner 3Doe8nunben ben Soben Der 5Sret.
belt seoin8t bat, burd ein Denfmal 5u ebren
beIGlrB = 9ing er our Sir9rapbie Steuben'S
iber, bic er nad ben 9riinDltden btltorilden
4rbeiten ietneS 6reunbeS Srteort9 Sapp III
9tewsDOrt pOrtru9, Wtr itelen Die BON Serrn
Or. yiB pDr9etrd9ene tntereIlante Photographic
bier in &iir5e 5ulammen
Steuben murOe 1870 in WfasDebur9 Se6Ds
rem. @r b~egleitete al8 14ldbrt9er Suabe %lelneu
Sater nad Den 6flp5ii9en in Der &rlnlrt. SIN
10. Sabre trat er nad lcr9faltlger militariiAer
Scrbiloun9 al8 lieutenant ms Gauen5ienl de
&esilnent Elm. SIN liebeujdbri9en SrieSe madte
er NIT GROCER 9lu85el4nun9 olle SAladten NIT
tn Der blntlSen SAladt BON Yra9 wurDe er
lbper rermrnoet. SpGter frat CT ais @eneruls
AoIutallt ms Wtapr'I6e 6tei>GorpS, baum lpte<
Der in oaS .re9uldre Seer 1760sapancirte ct
gum 6lti9elaplutanteu pes SGniaS. SIM Sabre
1761 9ertetb er BET TrOptOip i'll ruIlIde @eians
9enl91lt, muroe leocd balD wieoer fretoeloiSen.
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lden SCfe nnb beim 6iriten bon Sedinaen uno
braGte aud eini9e 3eit in @n9lauo 3u.
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ct. @ermain, Drn 8eaumardais uno benz ljtis
niter &eraenneS, Die III ibm ben red,ten Wtann
aur Sreanilirung elmer Nrmee erfannten, gum
@intritt in bic ametifaniide Nrmee animirt.
Das pespptil9e 6rantreid. an9erest ourd bic
Ybilplppbie Der 3eit unp Dur9 oaS Serlan9en,
bic in ben lebten 8riesen nit England ~Uerlprene
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r;,h all due soIemnity the bloody spear; =.
N :. have var lei us declare war after aiT ;ssS
cons;5erstioa. war with E 1glnnd W bs ~ =
roosi nomentous event that h.1s hapr ans5 - ,k =
LAST three centuries, perhaps in al line n,,t
Perhaps hostilities with EnglF.nfl are soope. or
later Inevitable, and when it W ,uld come he be-
Eeved England would be rushU q on her fare
Let Us avail ourselves Of the chance Afforded bv
these resolutions to avoid unit il be forced uDon
US, an event which Whsneysr it occurs will change
the face Of human Affairs
Mr.. Crittenden, of KY, also spoke in q eonser-
vative tone, invoking the Senate to do nothing
rashly-to proceed with drmness and deliberation.
The resolutions Of the Committee on Foreign
- are sufficient to express the sentiments Of
tbs Au., 'san people ard it would be unworthy Of
bo.b 90, NJ, tons to indulge in quarrelsoms ac-
lions. ISt Fng,sp,' he informed that we require
rspArAiiOn and if refused We have then right
to stand on our own ground. 1 agree with Mr.
ToOmbs that we rsnnOt consent 20 diseoss tne
right Of visitation or search. II will be ca"or.hy
Of this government TO enter into any discussion
on the subject We have power to deal with acts
only, and to require Engiand 10 disOwn them and
TO forbear.
Mr.. Wilson Of Mass, having reeonsidered his
amendment and said il was not in order inasmueh
as il proposed to confer power the President BY
the vote Of one House only. He therefore with
drew II, but hoped that orders had been given to
sink capture the offending ships.
Mr.. Mallory Of Fla, then moved q joint reso>
luton that the President be authorized to arrsst
the outrsges at once.
The miscellaneous appropriation bill here came
up. The items thereof were discussed until six
o'clock when without action on the bill the Senate
adjourned
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PROM NEW YORK

NEw YORK, May 81.
The Evening Post understands that Gen. HOus-
ton Immediately after the adjournment Of Congress
cOntem plates an expedition into Mexico with q
company Of geo or 5000 men, for the purpose Of
cutting oG another slee Of Territory and bringing
it into the Union.
WIN. A Duer, formerly President Of Columbia
College, died in this city yesterday.
AnsOn G. Phelps. who died recently in this city,
bequeatbed upwards Of $l0o. 400 to various beneV-
olent societies, distributed as follows;
American and Foreign Christian Union,
Sl26,O00. To the Union Theological Seminary
$50 OCO to the American Bible Society $1,000; TO
the American Board Of Commissioners 5000, to
the American Home Missionary Society $4,000;
10 the New York Colonization Society $4,000; to
10 the Southern Aid Society 5000; to the Ameri-
can Tract Society 5000; to the Central American
Education Society $1,000; to the Institution for
the Blind 81 900.
Onheers to-day made seizure on the Crystal
Palace in behalf ofthe city for arrearages in ground
rent