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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20
PEN AND SCISSORS.

Charles Francis Adams has been
nominated by the Republicans as a can
didate for Congress from Massachusetts,.
Arson Burlingame has been renominated
for reelection.
w. B. Washburne, a younger bro
ther of the famous three, is nominated to
the Minnesota Legislature by the Repub'
leans of Hennepin County, and there is
talk of adding him to the Washburnes in
Congress next year.
The latest returns from Connecticut
embrace lis towns. Ofthese the Repub-
leans have carried 60, the Democrats 40,
fifteen are divided or doubtful. This
is Republican gain of fourteen over last
year.
Hon. Eli Thayer has been nomina-
ted for reelection in the Ninth Congress
sional District of Massachusetts.
Gov. Halle, of New Hampshire, has
issued the first thanksgiving proclamation
of the season, appointing Thursday, the
25th of November as the day.
The Administration desires that
Gov. Denver should recall his resign alton
of the Governorship of Kansas, which
however he declines to do.
Leave your grievances, as Napoleon
did his letters, unopened for three weeks.
and it is astonishing how few of them
will require answering.
British Columbia contains two mil
lions and half of square miles. This
area is nearly twice as large as the whole
United States.
The arrival of the first through mail
from California, by the new overland
route, established by Butterfield d Co.,
under the patronage of the Federal Gov
eminent, from st. Joseph, Mo-, to San
Francisco, is justly regarded rs great
achievement. The mail stage with four
passengers, came through from San Fran
cisco in the comparative short time of "a
days, bringing Pacific dates l days later
than those by the last steamer arrival.
The possibility Of navigating the air
with as much regularity and certainty as
we now do the ocean, has long been held
by aeronauts. AS something establishing
this possibility, we see going the rounds
of the papers the statement that Mr..
Garvina, of France, has built an aerial
ship, costing 100000 aacs, and made a
voyage to Algiers and back-distance
1900 miles. Average spesd, 100 miles
an hour. He is to make the attempt from
Havre to New York, as soon rs few
experiments across the Mediterranean
have better attested the character of his
ship.
-"In Sweden man who is seen four
times drunk is deprived of vote at cleo
tions!' In this country a man who gets
drunk is entitled to vote early and late
and as many times as he peases. On
election days he is considered good fel-
low and is treated with groat considera-
ton. This is the difference between
Sweden and the United States.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20
Northern Democrats and SIa-
very.

We believe that every Democratic vote
cast is vote to sustain the policy and
perpetuate the rule of the Slave Power.
We not only believe this, but think we
know it. But we do not believe that this
is the intention of the mass of Northern
Democrats. But the party is under the
control of the Slave interest. That inter
est shapes its policy and yields its power,
and every vote to sustain the party is a
vote to strengthen and sustain that inter-
est.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20

WE have received for publication the
Address Of the Republican Club CT Pres
colt to the electors of this county. II
will appear next week.
To-day we publish CARL ScHURz'
speech, the Philadelphia Platform, the
State Republican Platform, the Address
of the Republican State Convention to
the electors of Wisconsin, the resolutions
adopted in the Assembly Convention in
this District, and other interesting politi-
cal articles.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20

AS the Journal has large circulation
in st. Croix county, we place the Repub-
lican Ticket of that county in our col
umns. We believe both Republicans and
Democrats in st. Croix are working with
faithfulness and zeal. Let the Republi-
cans continue to be yigilant, and success
will doubtless crown their efforts. Mr.
GIBSON can hardly be beaten, and the
county ticket is strong one.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20
State Elections.

State elections have already taken place
in Maine, Vermont, Ohio, Indiana, To-
wa, Pennsylvania and Minnesota.
The result as far as heard from is ia
vorable to the Republicans.
The elections in Wisconsin, Michigan,
New Jersey, Massachusetts,, Illinois and
New York will be held on the second of
November.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20
Mr.. Gurley, Republican candidate for

Mr.. Gurley, Republican candidate for
Congress in Cincinnati. was formerly a
Universallst minister. One of his oppe-
nents was trying to persuade an old Meth
odlst not to vote for him. ''Do you think
you are furthering the cause of religion,
by voting for UnivcrsaIist, one who
does not believe in hell! eyes" was
the old Methodi SITS reply; "If by the time
Mr.. Gurley has boon in Congaess a year
he docs not find out there is hell, then
4 don't understand the present Admins
tyation. shall vote for him.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20

THE Democrats have nominated WV.
McCRAoKEN, for the assembly in oppo-
sition to Moses S. GIBSON.
Report says that Col. Cracken's NOM
nation has produced crack in the par
ty, which is crack-en farther every day.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20

Thus after struggle of four hours
the contest was ended. The nominations
were declared unanimous. DR.. A. Young
G. B. Cox and c. P. Sargent were ap-
pointed County Committee, and the Con
vention adjourned sine die.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20
s.Eaar God s,,hscrih, Cor tbo o.

'.Fear God. subscribe for the Star, and
vote the Democratic ticket every time."-
Hudson North Star.
The author of that paragraph must be-
lieve in 'falling from grace" if he would
have man fear God first and afterwards
vote for modern Democracy.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20
Thomas Dickerson of Pr

Thomas Dickerson of Prescott. They
took the required pledge with alacrity,
and seemed more determined than ever
to ''snk or swim" with ths Republican
party. Tho results Of the ballotting were
as follows;
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20

sw. Advertising bills must BIO paid quar-
erly, in advance.
We would request all our friends in this
and adjacent towns to aid us i'll giving interest
% our paper, by furnishing US with items of
local news, articles on any of the Industrial
interests of the community, or of literary
character.
No communication will be inserted, unless
accompanied by the real name of the writer
net necessarily for publication, but as guar
anty of the writer's good faith.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20

Just at this interesting time, some one
proposed the name of Henry P. Ames of
Pleasant Valley, and the voting went on
like this:
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20

Excitement getting high and dinner
getting low the Convention adjourned to
supper. After supper the vote was as
follows:
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20

THE Democrats of St. Croix Co. have
nominated
For Treasurer, Chas. II. Lewis.
Register, S. G. Simonds.
Clerk of the Board, E. r. Otis.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-20

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
OIRD.

BAXTER-A No ~ Essex street on THURSDAY Juy - tie
infant daughter q George W. and Emelne Baxter.
CLEws-on Tuesesy. July IS while a, DInlrk.
n y, suddenly ofnhamms'oIy rhsum,ism RaPn, thitd
foroshre England, ssed q years.
CARPENTER-At Jamaica Ions Island on Friday Jaly 70,
Mr.. Elias Carpenter aged years
His fends suo relatives are resp ctus invited 20 attend his
iuuea this afternoon al 3 o'clock at the Presbyterian Cauci
IL that place.
Long Island Monday July 2 Soaring daughter Of
the Rev LargiaLd D. A. Carpenter aged years. month.
CREEDn Brooklyn, Friday July ls Mr.. Abigail Creed
IN the sC;h year Of hersse.
fpsra this ISs.urdsyj .fsrnon AZ oeock a. he
other .Onn law, John Insrsbsm, No. les Henry
DEWEY-Iu Rrootlyn, Friday Afternoon july ls of con-
sumption, Hamlet Merriam, wife Of Lewis H. Dewey asea
The S is.l. 1nd. of the family are invited to ..pd her funeral on
Monday afternoon O'Clock from Kent three door,
from De ksb.
DOD6F-n hi. ciy On Thursday July Is Jons,hsu Walt,
Dodee irart q yosthsu Washington Sarah dse
sgod Is months ard Is GAYS
DOMINICA No .ss Tnh svenue on Wednesday Jul, a.
sged II nonihs and 9SsyI
EvEREiT-on Thursdsy July IS Eizs = Everett wife q
Nicholas c. Everett, sgsd n years
The feIs he family reqlesed 20 stena her funeral
trom The d r. Shrrch a. Bergen, j. al eclocS
Saturday the l7th inst.
Elizabeth Essn yoaEts'; csssh'eF Of Michael Ean
The hld. Of ne @y iqsi:fS 70 .:.nd the feper. ca
EILkAU-At Hsvsrs "Wednesday yure 81 Aiol2h Enea1
Of ths city, sged > years and mouha
ELDEGOIT-At Nc. ..7 Mulberry street, Wednesday Jiy
H. .fter lors and oess, os consumption May vile
ofW. Ed-g
HAlGRTO On Ru6Ay noEpus, Jly ls Mrs MGsgsr-; Gsshi
I.ic, ofihe ate Eshs &. fla ght :h y4 II .xe
TIE resiiyes Al friends of the family RESPECTFULLY reqae..ed
TO ssnd her funeral from her late r-.id~ree No ~ Alien
s;Te't on sunday lsih ost a p without further ny
t1ior.
H0LBRooK-In this city Monday aorrirs JaS IL cf in.
fsmusitn cf the brain. Water Hier only CaGs L
AID ssIsh Nsiis hctroof sged months ,ld ?. days
HfALAt ths Sso Rstrss, Staten lslaIl Monday Iay
l. Aucs H. Heal, only Of Samuel H-S " Warren Ne
JOVRDkN-At New Orleans. Wednesesy July = Of spo.
riexy, Cspt Harvey JoGE1Ap, master Of sbp Afiic1
klEHSANAt Ne 2Ss East Thii.,h st-ee. on weane.a,,
Jly H. John hesusr, son Of william sad Esther Ksrusn
lAWSoN-Oa Friday July i6 q choisrs iaf.u:nn Milton
FLAMES ard Dorothy Lawson ssei Is ayl
The fpSs relatives 81 the family rrspeetf-y -
Ale ID TIA t-resA from he residence e 2Ae.: On S.
cay, l7th iBs. 81 2ocock p N.
LYMAN AZ Arcade, Wyoming Csr1ty, " Y Rhcd.
8rn,t s'o1 Lyman, .ct Of ;be Rev Whasln Lyman d D.
ssea 81 years.
P0Sr-in ,sis city, Thursday, jay Is May Ex,bs,b
Ssuth'e- Ct .he .s:e Henry Posi-
Toe -lav~s snc friends II he ftny ,
kftere he flrefa from Der 4'e --sde1ce so 81 IVES,
TwsIyesh;h i,;se. Saturday 18th ius.. a. II ooss u
ROBERTsOS-saidsply ca Thursday JG!y IS oeo-,s n
\. Robensor. Y We es:h YEA of Ais tse
The If.Ds q h tsny, slso tie eff h. O. e I'M,
yNY ~; sss'us1i ars f''rSSury 'rNsa ;s ,rsr3 es
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
MARIE ID.

BRUSH RUsHroN - In this city. at s.. Bsrthoiom ~
Church Tbursdsy, Jaly i5 by the Rev Lewis p w Bach
d. D. formerly Of this ciy Clinton Brush to SGssn tsanc-s
eldest daughter OF the late VIM L. Rcston all a this city,
BABCOCK-DODGE-In Brooklyn, Thursday July -, q,
residence of the brides aiher by the Rev. Mr. fsgs
David g. Bsbcok to Jennie T., youngest daughter OF d. n
Dodge.
DFANE- UNDERWOOD-AtW wills River, Vt, on Wedneslay,
July H. by the Rev. s. NJ Pyup.on, VIM Rosco Desne OF
Lscon H. to Mary Ellen daughter Of the Hon. Abs uoder-
wood Of Wells River.
FINLY- BAREMERAt Critterdeu, Ky Tuesday. JGy 6,
a. the residence Of j. NJ Pet esq by the Rev. J. D II.
CorwLe, John Fnly, NJ d.. to May T. BANNER foroley Of
Brooklyn, ~ Y.
HOAG-FALLMAN-On rursdsy, July IS at Trinity C1urch,
by the Rev. T. 8. Cbsuncey Rector Of S. Jsness Church.
Dsiel f. Hose OF this city and Susan Rowland Coy eldest
eaughtes efChsrts Falmsn Of New Bedford Mass.
LANE CLARKOs Tuesday July IS by the Rev snus D.
Buohsrd, MI Nash NJ Lane 70 Miss Harriet T. younsest
daughter Of Alexander Clark, esq all ofthi city
MOsELEY-PALMRR-On Mordsy July i? by the Rev ar.
Mallory Mr. John Moseley to Chsrloite T. Palmer, al of
Brooklyn.
WALLACE sOBBAt the Hotel Of Mr. Patterson, in Way
Penn Saturday July TO- the Rev c. Ia Rice Mr..
W W. Wallace Of Benton, Penn 70 Miss Elizabeth Cobb Il
Greenfield Penn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
,r,rLe,. Peportei 6y Telegraph.

So TnI. Issp m.-rlors-No ohsnse - po,shs y,
market; demand fully equal TO tns seepy nei as
s, a., Ce0 tb. q, s7i 50 fot sour - - "a sei
rsrspe Wisconsin md Iiuoi. SO ~ - lo' % an
20; "a ca .dsp and ~ aa ~ IS for do.es ,rss
W. iu good cemaLi sad market a sasue ie., .~
"a oaa bu.h st Is 66sc. for nnsound Snloaev Spt "
80 a. sSd ssc for Red Wiuter Ohio sat Indiana al u
~ @ r,5 .ra saI s0, for hot. oars dni and nsts
=. s,r> .eund b,ld 9, SIC. RYE rrehsnf,i, 49, la
lnsb AZ sslc WHISKY active aud better 'As gl - pa
SI@ CAxIf FREIeHrsfoc. On f.r' i. nn " urs, Ns =
N,v YORK RrcEIPrs todsy-7 40 bo's e-i ssQ
bs,h Wheat a. sec bush. Cora, si9 ouso ngs u.
poETs-6css bbls Fcu S,'N bush "hes' ''''f' " 0'r,
~ Gs,.Ya" Jpi, e-s rm-FLoVs steady. wasr 70 I'D
-S or the b,t,.r GRADES with some shipping ug ny es-c
s-crion. du sass Il 900 bush al sr - Tor Ma Cv%
S.n' ssc f,r Wit. Indians CSC for Red do sd ~. %. u
sound Chicago SyIipe. C9s> ana oaI. GU ~
iypcsrs 70 ,oesy-lOCO0 bbs Flour $500 bush We. 80
hu,h Corn CANAL ExPosrs-22ooo bush floGF E,,vp eA
Whs.t IL eco tush CoIn. I, 500 bu'h Oats
ssoea, Cosy dr ard declined ic osr. qaiet snirHs ~
20 r. rsao 40 bss Flour s'eoo bash Whs.i tAvp "a
c,n snS Sgrr,IsNrs 10 Oswsgo II so eish Whet. se'
s..b Corn RrcriPrs loo bbls. Foufi SS'" o''h "ss
Juy i6-FLouR qge; sud steady the sep'n.y
~ .,,,v M. .a.s Of 30 bhs "hsf err. kd
.,.s;..rp al ID. White d. 81 p CoRN tns-we .ot y
h.sS -. cf ush darnsg a. neo p, .A1 10
o,rs ir and DO, plenty sses Of ~ es tl'a
"a tsc good prime Chicago IN lots -on r' o' ~
r,,iy.,s ,.,us NHIsEy 5.c. whn very nsns ''s sslf
rs .odsv Il eco bush Corr 7o ou 'a "sss; S" ol's
Oats. . s.. ...a, wu,,r s,.ai.. N..
Rsd 81 iS' rev White 8 sd 81 50. Coss hfn' "fss
Moan Juy ls ls-Corrov-ssles today, SEQ psiee > ".
G Miislnr The ssles Of the week add up w eN' s-sns
in,. ajG The r,c.iY. here UP to the present r - ~
,.r5 with those of sst year show an incrt os~
srcs II Coo bales. FkgIGHrs to Liverpool, Is 5S..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

s.LT-Ih. usIb.t 10 hn, tb. drmsEd hiri ssl,, O, a..
..ss Ish.or 81 81 p AID part on cargo rrhs .sj =
2lic.. mos -,
o;be CITY -,do; T-es Of 7cs b a. 2! 99l,. R3sa ne
sslab's xtic c,sb.
LO-Thsr- - moderate demand ws heAs =
,,bbfs Kspncky zl.i- itl ss-. sedle.i Qit \,
hl H.y,ra 4; SGSec; BY sueoo, 81 hAds K-aisty a.
6ic -. -, ,,o., horA.,,.,, e.,.
49, .b,re i, no ssr,r, tone % The market nor ~l tee, a
p, =, ,hs Arr. Dltrh "a. becomes known, c,o,eo,.,
r1e onlx 10 no.s s.Ie OF 50 slsbs Barred q, 5ic -
xbieh mus, Sc slsn extreme price PAs. Se s:1 q
and heavy and have not learned OF suy HporAI. 'se
s co., sr.t hands prices Therefore, remsin gnehaas
WHALEBONE-The demand conan'.s hm.ied a.! -
market acss bgoysney tales Of S % wv ID Ne''' sots
Wf,isKY-rhe msIte, is hrm toe demiod i' ro's .zs;
s,,.s Of 6CQ bbis Q. .ic-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

The business Of the Clearsg House was $40 5is7 7i9.
The Metropolitan Certifcstes are now reduced to
80 OCO and viii soon be reduced to 81 coo, which mus
avail. TIE settlement Of the affairs of the Prs; B,nk Q.
Buffalo.
Mr.. S. T Bull, State Agent Of Ohio here, who has
beer come etsd with that ageroy for twenty years has
resigned, ard, With gres. regret the State officers
have accepted his rsgrstion- TIE naue Of NJ jane.
A. Briggs formerly Of Oaio he's bsen sent to the Coy
ernor for the vscsncy, and he vii no ioub. BE- cor
fImed. Tie rev NrM gernen.s maze by the Safe
which require al Iarsers 10 be made S: Colun5us, sud
al interest rot collected by the iih Of tbs mouth, ser
maturity 10 he collected also st Columbus, which AZ.
snssnspte Rave given great deal OF aissss:.c:ion
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
MdRZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK


steam ,hp.- City Of Washington tB5l, Petite, LyeIeol
G. Das, Bcmen iBren), We'sls, Bfemeu, Gupke k.r.sa
4 R.icle,t; Keneb.c Hand Philadelphia, Perkins
ships-FsIfeld Hathaway, RotteIeam Lsyt;u, y i)t !
ler ge Fsbens San Fancsco Wells Emanuel; ssvne
y.ra Robinson, Glasgow, Durham Dinop.
Bnks-Wihenins Dilling Buenos Ayres, Oehch Co
Csron S,eenerraIh Bremen, Stanton Ruger Pes1 Bach
ines Rermuda Middleton & Co.
BIiss-Whea,oD Lsrkius GoBaiges Brett, Son c. My
TIC Fish Lsyaccs. McCready Mott l. Co.; Gov BrJga, A.
worthy, Havana w. w Russel Dorothy Field Trinity Nt
Mencke Richards (Br), Ls Grossly Butie, N. T., Gissrs
Dean Co.. Zphyr Smith ST. Croix. NJ ". Freeman ca
Schoaners-G. L., Lavel. Boston, J. III. ckeuon M.lns
3D., Campbell. Wnd.or J. Whitney Co.; FeeiwOot
Burr Georgetown, Woodrp Robinsou Argus Tucker. JEr
stown, Msyhew Tsbo, 20 Hsnnbal. Wentworth. B0aoa
H. ID. Brookmsn Co Kate Stewart Maiher Ciasi,sa,
Scranton Tsilnlan.
sesmers--Bristo Apen Philadelphia J. 4 ~ Bfi,s,, An
Eliza Robinson, Philsdelphis j. NJ Bdggs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
A wnrnsn. whose name we suppress, wss arre.ted a

few days snce and n custody, ehaye Of having
the death Of her hu.band BY poisoning him some weeks
nvessson iatO the affair has beeD Commenced by
Coroner Baldwin and IL il believed ths important tacs will be
developed somewhat notorious 10 our city said l. Be
imples,ed poisoning The appears sustained
rather questionable relation - the indivdn, in question
ard there upcon that the husbsud pi olt oi the
in order 70 cover which would not be likely
10 relish The s still a. large but will be arrested a. the
proper time. lNewAu MeIcufy iolh-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
NEWzJERSEY ITEMS.

The SUNDAY ORDISAScE IN NEWARK. - John
ScbDitt, keeper Of lager beer saloon in Newark, vas
on Thusday convicted before Justice Of the Peace Of
that city on charge Of violating the Sunday ordnance
and fined $2j, with costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

THF IAGER.BETR CAsFs-Tbe csse o. the People
.ssest Jsoe sssS who tried ia Ciso; cosrt 'T he
psk.y Of $50 ca he charge q selry ntoxcsrs hq o and
s~red su The ground hsi be soi ssst beer which
not irelaps bsOufh; before Judge ne A rs
S<aoe oD motion for rspdanes d.c.ed 20 tee Attorny
sners cou mAnonf him ~ certify RE q faxed c's
Csrtsel Of he ssse kr ssr Cods Toe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

fp.r. from h. s.s rec 3es corosr OF IsnA ss'2
Lst:y..n.. .:T,e n Sunday, lst5 Inst a -. -
Hls reu1Ks " 4 be :SkeI U.-~nwood Ceiae~r1 IN $780,
RlCE-A. No. Ncrf X ,fieet, - II l-soS - -. =,
Francis 80 Of Bernard sd bscket Airr' seea ss n,
stIrr ToYrn L. cav On Wedresisy, July H. NJ
Cs-Asrue sh.'-1, feIe; o- ~ ls-e W. " "''A@--
HBn;inEton, Conn sse5 q yesfs g, - pr...-a
sTRVOsS-A, FistLil on Thrcsd8y, July - Joha -
i.f.,: ,ol OF EEas g. and MAs.s 2 seEVos' aged d
q Ss,a -, =. r.r,.
daughter fJonn B. Wriss., .sst % years,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

BURGLARIEs.-Tor some few nights psst burglars
lave committing depedsous upon houss n Ier-
vicinity On Wednesday evening hou- Ia York
entered during the Temporary absence OF me niy
end robbed of property Of considerable amount hu the IAN
y are Of the goods taken cannot be sseuei
TIE T. s. Low No 1872 Bay stree. catered on
Thursday night and robbed of the contents Of bis pina
burglary also p.Ie.fsied q. Bergen ON THURSDAY msi
particulars known The Authorities the
tfaek a he supposed burglars.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
.BROOKL Wv ITEMS

PIo-Nlc-The SABBATH Soho j children of the Fps
sopA Charea Of Green?ont, Thursday went 10 Mott
Haven On picnic on TIE stesuboat Sylvan Shore.
About 400 OF the scholars and their parents went on
tie excursion, sni returned safely.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Recejpts of Produce.

pa Fri, Railroad foy 7,ro Ddys-l 66g bbls tonF rqA
10 DO Ashes "a rolls Leather % bales ssns r5da
WCci IS phs, Batter % do Tobacco ioS hiie' wv de
|. .,her IS rolls Co.. 10 bags Grain ,-.. p,a
40 A.hes $50 do Oicske 74 bush Oats, 1910 c Ca
o. gl2l a.. hsst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

CHOsEN FRKEHoL DEHs.-At a meeting of the
holders, held "Wednesday at Bergen, the Com
nttee Work House reported that during the nonh of
there had been confined the Jail 80 persons commit ed dur
ina that month O remaining in Jail 45; awaiting tia, q sick
and psble work committed Work House and 10 board
charged ls Tosl sosrdns prisoners FOR month Of
~ =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

# pnces, ii.iDs then iioS. iLe sisssst ahfs
i've sAe produced 5y tte rNLci- clhs ~" -
tseen the Nev.Yorh Central sid E,e -os1s o', Us
spsrity of Al 30 or v'.s;i9o o. zoe sA.e III ~ o
q, avery oshed csse. IL ssJ soolinss 81 ous-
,de sceIcies AID runners, lesvng tae Ileis lss "
rbeir on rsLrai course; sud uudsr tls ssevo ~
he through passenger fare OF the NsF.i9lN a. -
70 be restored 70 the former rate or s9ont aouoS
i has been latey in the efforts OF ms Erie anu en-
trA to do ss much harm as they could 70 one ahonsI
This general MEASURE was fully agreed ~ oy the rep
re.entstives Of the New York Central, tne rennsyH
ysnis Central, and The Baltimore and Oaio rosus
vbie Il il understood that persorav M Moran, tns
President of the Erie ioad sso wiling 70 come
INTO IL The measure had, OF course, however, 20 %
submitted 10 the Directors OF the several roSas o
approval and the time 20 the 10th instant Wa aoweI
fnr that purpose. The Baltimore ard Ohio Board
Yesterday acquiescsd, with only three dissenting
yotee.'
The Rochester UHioa says:
"The proposition Which, according /, the best sd-
vices we can obtsiu, will finally be adop.ed oy tue tue
Central and the Rochester and Genesee rauey n,u
roads is substantially the following: The msnage
men, OF the Rochester ard Genesee Nsey kosd Is 70
be transferred 10 the Central Drection the latter
change the gauge of the Valley Road so as 10 CONFORM
TO the Ceurss, and is TO run the rosa a. is oNu ea
p%nse and TO keep it in good condion 10 perpetuty.
The Valley Company is 10 have. s. a consideration
in full for this transfer lease OF its property p
cent Of ,hs gross earnings OF the road the 40 70 90
retained by the Central 70 indemnify that COMPANY
for the expense OF runnrg, repairs. o.. iHe jn,
e,ockholde,s of the Valley Conpsry are oonhdenI
II at under this Arrangement the stock viii pay
liberal percentage. We shall see-y the arrange
mert be- as We presume i. will soon be, eonsumma'eo'
CONSULATE OF HAMBURG,
NEw.YoRK, July Is, ls5S.
Sir: | am authorized officially to bring to the
knowledge of the commercial community OF tins con,
sular district that the former commercial pound OF
Hamburg WAS put out OF use on the Isl OF Jaous'y
last and thst in s stead the metrca or the Germsn
customs. weight which is 3l759 per cent he,vsr snd
equal TO halfkilogrsmme, has been adopted. Ac-
cordirgly all quotations OF prices given 10 the Hgr-
burger AHgemeiRcE PreiscoErdR nave snce taat uats
.ireaSy been calculated f,r the metrical weight.
By brirgpg this tact 20 the notice of your readers
Won will oblise Your obedient servant.
FERDINAND KaRCK, Consul
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

School ExHiBirioS.-Yhe plpils Of Pubic School
Ne. IS had their closing exercises on Tnursday alter
sooa. The exhibition closed with tie Distribution Of
fishiy sentsnxual csIifestes 10 the scaoars.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

SUPREME COURT, IN CHANsths.-Jnoge LOT mas
o.as .be following order which is OF in.eres: 10 tae
bar
" c., b,ine,, car be trsas4sd BY members of the
seY I0 a. Chsmer and Special Term for ex par business
-, ,.o,ns from 20 10 a. n until further notice Ltgsted
s,.I .r b. will be heard on .he frs, Monday OF
- md NO: vpril then; al notices for ths LINE Will be heard
irt dispOsed Of
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