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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01
MssCHLLkNEOUa.

MssGELLANEOUa.
A ssLF SEALING oxss AND JARs
noe the Introduction OF these celebrated and lara
HALF A MnLIos aAyE BEEN soLS:
H:s%:S; .S,s lug
they arc manssed the osrtsiaY result have
them The iA'ofe Aad
% Is. :. % in
hex In proof of this quote from smo 'nnumorabs os
'm0''N' '' sS SGs tas% o. p rHE lADrs BOOK.
These RI cs,serssd cans sISS rss uroduoo and
by all odds the best steadily coming int, general
Other and Who Iost q
fruit 10 VIII be glad TO ssr9 mai aUas
we repeat the advice"
ALI PREPARED FOR sgALtN9
They have channel round hs mouth outside. ollie.
With when sold rssd' for as.ins You have
:ns sns ss s9 s T.
are f'o"ea e * s si%Ms always 'e'''
Take nSo, nat arhuts o.ys AID sra al ses. The patent
&c am
in raised letters on The site. Of hs yisss jars
Tn s...p.ss quart ssi q: "a The ana i..
fPs proof one aans co'd' JARS except gA
avn, ~ gallon toss,u;s
N'''' t.rsurs ssf sealing cans aud jsrs
%XsThTS, sJ$sasS 600
Of the 'Oid Dominion coffee pot
Trade supplied manufacturers prices by r. p. TOR
RkY, No . Ptstt street. Nov York; 0HAS BU8NHAM,
Springfield. MAaA JOSEPH H. GREEN, Of fifth and
hlnith srees Cincinnati. Ohio
a CARGOIoF 10000 BRID0EwArER MALT TILES,
"A preferredjby masters 20 iron tiles; also, floor tiles II
inches square $40 hundred vtfed ana glazed
pipes brishs 3D. for sale By JAMES r. HAMAILL Ito
Pearl street.
yyHEAP STEAM PRINTING-FROM THE SMALLEST
~ card to this biggest Newspaper. Circulars bill heads
'0'1' URRsMifn % s. sni is and ia Will. street.
DR. BRUNoNs BIrrKRs WILL POerTIvRLY CURE
~ Dysp0pGa, Marrhn&
Debility. Hess<burn.
BuL1ousress, Jaundco.
Liveg complaint Blood diseases.
K. CRUGK8. 742 Bro Adwsy,
Sole agent for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01
NEW PUBLIUATTONs.

lNINsNoRB FOR JULY. NV EEADV-THF OeFl-
~ ct.i ksrcsd Dude rae EDITORS soss Sock seot rsr
by mail Price rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

vNCK-On Friday July NJ O'Clock. 81 their sales.
rssssu street span o. elegant and very. stylish
about sixteen terds hsh seven yesrs ola, war
tectly sound hinf and eentle In every say: can
or IN $50; the uear horse can uo, Inside Of three
9Th e1cenent saddle horses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

a ucTtor NOTICE "A MORTGAGE SALE OF sALoos,
re-tsarsn and hcusehcd furniture be cold, II 10
Ropc street day. Juv nj Io o'clock ocoths siaas
ware pictures. cnsrs, tables m-ryrs oil psn,ngs creu
ssnn ber wood cults chsudeliers and gas brsckes
siso one sce-d cooking made By 3ulet also.
rosewood piapoore together with bedstesds and beddus
anu A''" THOMAS NJ CONTRADICTION, Auouonesr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

Ia UCTIoN NOTICR-spAN or BAY HORSES HAR-
"a pess &o-SAMUSL OS9OOD h co AUG i,ueers Y u
bell frontf heir 81 kasIu friday,
July VI IL O'Clock for of genusasn esvtrg
Europe In the PerstA the 7h the folio wing properly
VIZ -
Aspan IT bay horses i51z hsnis high,
Eight years Old. sound and hmi
| In all hsrness and saddle.
! fast and stylish;
Get Of double harness, In go,d or Teri
bue double seated wagon
II Two light road wagons Blankets WHIPS 30.
The shove will be positively sold u the highest oisder
I UC1IoN NOrIOE-AesIQNkEs SALE OF PLATED
y vase-6AMUEL Os6oOD 4 10 eucuooeers, will s,i,
81 Frds Juty e. ut
boK O'Clock the sook OF s yer plating esiaol.smsot ON
tabls, ard tab and dssss forks
butter ~a cssers DO 40 Sale positively with
roserve BY order Of james 4. Wrmarth, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

THOMAS WEIGH, AyCfIoNERB-sroRR 10 sPRuCE
street. Mortgage sale az steam enanes nschnery, &C,
street. IL steam boiler and one lathe sheA
rs feet 10 face shafng ahe, sthe two hrs
cs ss dr, ing achipes paiterus vces t,os 40
Also lease Of property and sory brick building
tbersd lease 70 IL years IRON hAy neat ~
yearly ground rent OF SG5
SxyILLJAM Writer'S, AUCrIoNBsR, WILL SELL ON
w ThursdAy At 10Y oclock At loe Msr,ss sree all
Of ths aoove house. couss 1ng q
full Of gcatss boarding house Sale posye.
for caSh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

A j. BLEECKER WILL SELL ON FRIDAY, JULY
"A. Of u O'clock 10 font Of their OH sc. No. Broad
minutes; together Dusenbury and Van Ouzer wagon
harness 40 Also oue by bose, SIX years do
three minutes also Dusenbufy aud Van Duzsr wagon
Q6 lbs haruess 80. Tho no warranted sound
~ seen 1t 10 o'co II day Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

THE pvpY AND CHEAPEST srg ARA ARE sOLD AT
Il rRaDFRICK A, aCHRODHR'S "a Cortisrdt set
fhe superior style and low price Of hs~ domsss ssg do
loa oomp esiton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

A LBERT u. SIcoLAy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a sa'eo stocts and bonds ALSERf NICOLAY will
sei this DAY July at isx O'Clock at the MsrchAns TX
50 sssres Mohawk Bank Of SCHENECTADY. ...... $50
30 NJ ohanios Bsnkiug Associaaon rs
Is Continental 100
70 Gsilstn Fire Ins,rsnce Co so
Reeou'e Fl Insurance 10 100
90 sowery Fire Insurance Co a.. ..,........ Is
- Mer canaie Mutual Irsurauce Co. Observation-Disclosures. 100
10 Metropolitan Five Ius reaco Co. Observation-Disclosures. 100
30 Ftrent ms snranse .................
10 merriam kxpress 100
Second avenue Rs,lro ID loo
IIS Great west<rr Marine In'urancs scrip OF lSo73S
AWn HUDSON hfvey Raros Sd mort per cont honda
2WS Lexngon and Big sdy kR. LIST mort cent BIDS.
o w hue son River nh per cent convertible DondA
doM rAcrt mento County ~ per cent bonds due 1861
o0 Tosands CcaLsnd Iron Co l msg per sent bonds.
LUZ Marietta and Cincinnati ~ lst mig bonds.
LOCO Memphis ~ Creuv per cent bonds d g 1885
securities receved In addition 70 the regularly advertised
bs during ssle spocsl sale Tuesday July Re-
gusr auoos sses Of stocks bonds notes and other ss,ur
tes Monday and Thursday ~ l2 O'Clock the Mer
chants Exchause Stocks and bonds bought and sold pr
yae SALE ana q the Board Of Brokers Interest
depcstN peg0ta ed dividends collected large
variety Of securi tes constantly hand st private sale
ALbGRf H. NIt,OLAT,
Stock auctoneer and banker. No. Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

FLUCTUATIONS TO rae FISHING BANKS -rHs sTna
~ ner QUO, Capt n rersu on VIII make an sEear.
Juy7 Lesyisg hmoo street. 2. Z sgnoS soses ~. rssk
brass quadriiis band will acconpsny tbs fassy
insfrucuon Of Professor HeIy aaA
lines board Fare - each way Rcfrcshnsns fux
ntshe nm onrd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

UOTION NOTlCB -ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUHNT-
"A t1re v be oe 81 tor three days only prtvAts
resides CO 3o 0es Twenty sscoud bstWean eighth and
NntA BY family about leaving the
w9sd psrlor suits 10 Freaeh brocsde velvet and hsircoh
mirrors fine sood Turkish easy aud spon
ehars. rosewood dressing buseaus wsshstsnds and bed
seeds rlch chine sea- English carpets extension tables
AID oaisg room furniture nsr sIpeyor
poaseasng sweetness aud cepth Of rarely WITH;
has used only three months The furntuio oonsasd
In the hOus0 ID In perfect order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01
JvHs LAIIss '.aArI0wAL EQUEsrsia AN CONVENTION
To osh ID n 'hs BIB dsy of septe nber next,
Atthe Urton Ooarse Long Ssitnd

WE LAuIHF' NArIUNAL EQUEsf ri AN OONvEnTIOa
To % h Id n 'he BIB dsy of eep!e nbsr next
~ the Union Oodrse Long ssiand
Upon which following valuable VIII
OF competent gentlemen, tkree
noa prominent competing ladies who attend
ton ana display 3uporiory and style Ia 70
msir equ.soa Toe lady sdudged be mot SIX ia, in fesa
20 will presented
sssve ss-r pitcher and goblet Of tbs viue ss8 rhe
thrd hest eli be awarded euAmme'od and gold witch
valued $40 Ladies from seodn OF tho Unted
WIN adec.s IA The ha Thy and enuobpg e&eross ut Horse
msashp cordially nved TO unite In petition for the
vaiu ls premiums Intended 10 sdnr@t iou foe
the science ~ eqvatton II must be borne la int thss
viii be AWARDED SOLELY regard The
SAIL and d. xeriy displayed the rider icrespe ge
OF the horse and The will be arranged
keep tt dts fully view. Admiration thoe ladies'
who design par.c In tho rian exercises Will be
tree tasro.ore III aog association it6 the
convention and at the grand parade we'd
Compel ION Tor tae preiums are reussed 70 send tAsr
her w a n lated copy the
p-ogr By which tho exercises will be goverues. With
vie kewhe TO tho probability aud deoocum
uapsief by members Of this Convention the ladies'
specuy requested To their address rafereaces
70 The OF Their social poWton One exception al
sgsnet freedom In compelu6n viii be nsi ted and
lady viii b. so sed TO compete for he pzes who has
cqvest,su ~ tetsiumeut Ladies' from q distance IL
ned that hoy need have The trouble In
spoSaon Of their borses they he supplied end
from ccllecuon Of superior aru
stabbed In mmec ise vtclDy OF the grlund Tbs of
The gent oomposns thu ste wads Of the and
places wte'e the EMU VIII pa placed for exbtbon viii
be future advertisement Address THOMAS
ri flE - x~iro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

DoBERr PENN, AucrIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS D Az
* a. lO5x A. ct No. Lewi place, Be ,ond street be
tween ouh feu Eleventh ~ furniture consist
ing OF mahogany so tee chairs tables feather beds.
French bedseads glass; china crocsery kitchen
furr tturo &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

HANBgR0 AMERICAN N AL STE AUsaIPs
IA From New York to
bouthamptOn London. HsSee and dSnburg
On the Ii and 6ts d saoA month
AUSTRIA, BosU5SIA,
HAMEON1A 5aXUNfA
Flrst cabin S0O; eecoud cabin, ~; stesrAge, &56.
q. RICHARD, 30 h6. 90 1n0 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

roBN p MONTGOMERY AUCTIoNEER-sENr AN.
pus sale 500 Gases hoos shoes and hroyans at suction,
Wis I'e sc Beckvaap Prime Of fresh
seasonable goods for city and country trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

AUCriON NoI!CE j. BoGART, AUCrToNEsa-BY
a 9. bOaAkT.-Tharsdsy, Juiy l, at l0o'oiosk a. no
Sl brosdwsy bear White street marriage s.s, largo
olsnoforte &c remo from ssySntsenb
street for .enie Of sse CONSISTING In psr OF
hogsDy psror chrr- rosewood and mahogany marble
ceore tshlos add chairs French
ceres. marble too dressing bureAus do washsrsa "a
barpets English oco,h ha stsad mshosaas Frencn bed
kests. hair mat and bedding. mautei
hepts ciocks extension cntng table, crocserv
"a Gets cbns and glass table cutlery kitchen furn,
Ihre ing utensils, Terms h deo ,st VIII be
required from al purchssers Catalogues the morains
n sale JOHN w. sOkENfSDYKE
Il forM ortva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

U1OUK1H OV JULY EXCURSION TO TN ANNUAL
Ress.. ., New surg, Monday. yuly 1883 lsndiss
Yor kers Has iDgs Dcbba Ferry. Tarryfown Sing BnG.
Haversraw srd West Poot Fare for the 70
burg and return 7sc 70 ionksrs aad return &c., Doss~
Ferry and Hastings and return f0c TArryown saf slng
ling and re.urs, Zoe nsverarsw and re'u,n 80 we'd
Point and return T3c Fare from YonkeSs add ell landtnO
above TO Eewbu-g and return, t0c steamer BxoADWAx
Capt Frost viii leave pier foo, Of jay street pia
above Chambers street At o'co a NJ touchng -
sprns street Amos street T~eny second street, cad fhtr
street. arriving NewburG hours before ~
regatta commences Reiurning Will leave Fevours asoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

A IIaAsANY sUuskK RHsoKY ros rANlLIns,-
"A rhe Pavilion noael Povt Wssh1ngtoa, Shrewsbury
j. = nov opsa the reception Of rAnsest
boarders II pleasant and healthy location Bakas
vvneut and sAke PishinG eood Commu ami ,akson twce
day frua hs fool Of Robinson street. North river. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

TIARDwARE AUCTION hOTlCE.-JNO. =. VAN AN.
IL EhP will sell this day. ut 01z O'Clock. at Is William
street. fns table cutlery a1es hsohs wsdron's scythes,
hoes rsbeA forks. sand
gure needles well rimm braces and bits 10 40 Also,
lot of damaged hard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

EtCrTON roTruR.-P HLOR, CHAMBRR. LIBRARY
"A sod ricing reom furru ure
Tn. (fhurrdHyl mo-ning. ~ I0k o'clock.
nv JuITi RROeN ~ bs spacious ssesroou
M @ rtspdt su.e will soid uhout reserve large az
srrment 20 inc furniture city
wek been made and mus now be sold TO
Glaze NOR thly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

A uCrIor ro1IcE-TIIoMAs BEL, AUCrtoSEER
a W Q. IHOsrsos 20 rnday Al ioh eio,x, N
The sxlesro1s ~ Broadway VIII be ssd good variety
hard nure tasnce Of stock OF dry goods and
solenoid coma nnent a. lsoo- old wines and uquors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

xru on JULY ExCuRsIoN.--roURrH OF JULY
brand Annual kesaiss ct revburE on cniaI, July
rss-Ihe barge sno com oaeus s'qn s,esm.. 49,
bers street., \. Y, 81 amos street, ~ and rourtsssse
Rprns each way The splendid bras band TIE stsawrsp
Persia vii a'compsny NE .. a. se'nrnms wi eve
n Fare for lie excursion 70 Ne-burg an back IScess.
street, sud co.vf Refreshments on board ~ B-tne
Worcester sin msre grand moorlsht coton esc.rssc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

vXyILsoNs HAIk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
w Ms heir oolorsr and hair resorer warranted 70 oonsis
Ave eese ss.iis yoas hAr s gssslAs graz yog So
sr ssass have sck headache scrofuia dastu "
DO lie Of Ne resorsv; VIII mpar besuaiul aud nvro
raafnr appearnnse oAer edes have failed you
vsA 70 c,lor Jour hair black q brown w bottle q ne
hsxr eolover, v darken your hair Any teared shade
whout stain o. injurious eject Sold dussmAns drus
sore No. as Grand street corner OF allen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

TCE-aO TONS PRIME, AFLOAf. AND FOR SALE
i Inquire at No "a Water street
DAGEs PATENT PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MIA.
il and portable engines and boilers, mouo,eA
substantial whess ready saw lumber, hsssh whsAt Civ
and Gaa grain Our mis WI SAY from 2Og 70 I0Ng
feet OF lumber per day. Address Geo Page = Co., 8
GArosdcr street. BALTIMORE Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

UcoR rHR vrsHIN0 BANKs-srKAMyR nav HAVEN,
~ Captain Ardsrson every day, saturdays sIeegts1,
Peck clip SIS pier at O'Clock Jood music board
also nshin0 tackle bait aud rofreahmen Meals al houRl
tho European plan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

TLANTIC aARDRN.
"A nos Sand "A Broadway.
MON5lEUh DIX BACH
VIII Ascend spiral column hundred and dy feet return
Ing back wsrds
During psrfos grand display Of arewsrks will
CHAB McC Az Propr.clor.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-15

Resolved, That the citizens Of Minnesota, In
common with the States q, the Northwest, are
deeply interested In conncctio between the
Northern Lakes and the Pacific ocean and II
sectional counscls shall prevail al Washington,
excluding the great national highway between
Lake superior and Pugcts sound, from lis
equal and JUS, recognition by Congress then
We congratulate the citizens Of the Lake States,
that by co operation with our Canadian broth
eren, an international route through the valleys
OF the Red River OF the North, tho SAskaiche.
wan aud the Columbia is not only practicable,
but will deyelope the most valuable portions
Of the North American continent into powerful
and populoas states.
Rssersd, That the grea, physical fact viii
vindioats itself; namely, that the commerce
and power OF the globe lies north Of the fortieth
degree Of north latitude and that four fifths oi
Europe, with . corresponding area Of the Ia
cihc coast Of North America, 10 north Of the
center OF Minnesota.
Rs'oirsd, That the discovery Of gold helds on
Frazer River; the probable removal from The
Saskatchewan District British Oregon and V an
eouvef Island of dominion by the Hudson Bsy
Company, opening thcs immense and fertile
territories TO settlement. are consideration
which imperatiseiy demand far difsrent pol
ICY by the government OF the United Statcl
than has hitherto prevailed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-15
Wool In Minnesota,

We have received statement o! the num-
Der Of pounds of wool shcared of Of ten
head Of sheep, a week or two since. by T. 5.
Carson residing nesr Dakota, in this county.
which foots up srrsnty pounds and ~eren Gun.
ees-,he heaviest fleece weighing Ten pounds
and eieren ounces, and the lightes, SIR pounds
and nine ounces. II any one in any Of the
other S,ates--or even in this-can bea, this
We would like 10 hear from him.
These sheep were brought TO this State
last season and were all young The buck,
which sbeared the heaviest fleece, is q mix
ture OF French and Spanish. and only two
years old the remainder were all ewes, and
OF the Merino blood. Mr.. Carson. who is a
very substantial. reliable man, SAYS that as
far a. his experience is concerned, Minneso-
"a is far ahead Of any other State Of which
be has any knowledge, in growing sheep and
wool He believes the same kind OF sheep
raised and kept in this State, will shear a,
leas, one pound more per bead. than in any
other tina, they require mnch less care in
keeping, and at the same time will be much
healthier 1t appears to Us tia, it will re-
Quire very little experience 10 teach farmers
the truth OF the above stAtements--&. Pc
;sr Waterman
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-15

Various libraries and institutions of learn.
ing throughout the Union will shortly be
supplied by documents OF the 34th Congress
The repositories were resigned by members
of Congress in accordance to law OF the
last Congress.
John II. Claust has been appointed Com
missioner John Weiss, Surveyor, and
Hugh Campbell, Astronomer, on the part
of the United States, to run the Texan
boundary. They will commence operations
about the lst Of September, at the point
where the 32l parallel crosses the Rio
Grande.
Jonathan Bantalerne has been appointed
Assistant Surgeon and William II. Dana
Lieutenant in the Navy, in place of Edward
Stockton, dismissed
The receipts into the Treasury from the
DIST TO the last of June were 81 ,OSl, l69 :;
amount OF deposits Ss,llO,OO0; drafts
drawn, but not paid, S2.26900O; amount
subject to draft mailed, S6,j05,00O.
The Secretary Of the Interior will leave
Washington for Mississippi on Friday.
Gen. Ward b. Burnett, Of n. Y. has
been rendered the appointment of Surveyor
General of Kansas and Nebraska. vice Gen
eral Calhoun. whose term expired on the
I'd of July.
Jas. Guthrie, Jr., mas been appointed re-
ceiyer Of public money at Oregon city; Pas
quail b. Quelitte a, San Francisco VIM.
A. Street for the district Of New Mexico,
and VIM. Dawson. Of Ia. register for New
Mexico.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-15
NV YoRK. ii

WV ohh, July ..
The Africa, from Liverpool, 10th ult., ar.
rived to-day. Parliamentary proceedings
unimportant, Government war getting
large majorities during the progress of the
new India bill.
Prince Napoleon is constituted minister
of Algeria. lie remains at home.
1t is denied that Felix Belly occupied any
diplomatic position. His intercourse with
Nicaragua was simply commercial.
Debates in the British Parliament on the
French free labor scheme, excited indigna.
ton in France
A fire at Dantzic destroyed over SIS
houses, warehouses, &c.
1t was reported that Spain had applied
to France for support against British press
ure in the matter Of the slave trade around
the coast OF Cuba. The application was
met with encouragement.
The Calcutta mail of 18th had been tele.
graphed News discouraging. Little pro.
gres had been made against the rebels. Shah
Jehupore had been relieved.
A small conspiracy has been..discovercd in
the PuDjaub. Rajah Of Spernda, in Mag.
pore, has rebeed
Hong Kong dates Of May 5th are re.
ceived. News unimportant. General dis.
trust prevailed at Canton.
The Lord Mayor of London had given
another banquet to the Ministers, at which
the Chancellor of Exchequer, made the po-
liticai speech Of the evening. In abiding
TO the American difficulties, DIsraeli said !:
may perhaps advert TO circumstances
which have cast a transient cloud but q
light one, hope, upon the relations which
exist between us and our trans. A tlantic
kinsmen, united as we are by the ties, by
common descent, common language, similar
laws. and OF free institutions. Any misun-
Outstanding between US, is matter deeply
to be deplored The United States have
evinced their identity Of race with US, by the
sensitivy jealousy which they have exhibited
in favor of their national rights, but | trust
the representations which have been made
by my excellent friend, the Minister from
the Y. S., and the mode by which they have
been met by Lord Malmesbury, will very
soon restore those feelings of complete ami
ty, which have been rufied by this triaing
difference.
The returns from the British Board of
Trade for May show falling of of upwards
of 100000 as compared with the same
month last year. There had, however, been
large increase in imports of all kinds Of
breadstuffs.
The pestilential condition of the river
Thames was the common topic in London.
The new houses of Parliament were so
much affected by it as to seriously impair
the health of the members.
Shocks Of earthquakes continued at Ma
Piles. A tremendous hurricane had also oc-
Cured, and at Sala fifty houses were de.
molished and many people killed Also,
several villages were destroyed by deluge
Of rain.
Calcutta dates to the 18th are received
Shah lchnpore had been relieved but was
subsequently threatened by 10000 men,
during Gen. Grants absence.
Sir Colin Campbell had crossed the river
Ganges.
The heat was intense, the troops at Luck
now unhealthy, aud the garrison reduced to
1000 infantry.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-15
The Minnesota Valley.


Correspondence Of ;as loaeer and Democrat
MASKAro, July ., 1858.
The GLORIOUS Fourth was thoroughly
celebrated by our citizens, all the way from
the Sd to the 9th, by balls, pic-nics, guns,
dinners, songs, speeches, &c. The Man
kato Rifles German company, under
Capt GuSrHER, recently organized, made
very creditable appearance, and exhibited
good degree Of proficiency in drill. The
German society Of Turner's met in beauti-
FIJI grove, just north Of town, where they
had dinner, speeches in German and Eng.
llish, songs and Lager Beer in abundance.
All present seemed to enter into the spirit
of the day, and every thing passed of har-
moniously and agreeably.
A national salute of thirty-two guns was
fired by Capt CoyNER's Artillery at sunrise,
noon and sunset, on Monday.
We have had very heavy rains this week,
accompanied with the sharpest sort Of light
ming and the biggest kind Of thunder. The
Minnesota river is higher than it has been
since the early spring rise, and still coming
up. So we look for good stage of water
for the largest class Of boats during the sum,
uicI. iuc udlhdlO anu DI. oui paShCt,
Frank Steele" has, by her punctuality,
speed, and general adaptation TO the trade
built up prosperous and remunerative bust
ness. Capt. DAVIDSON, and Mr.. RHODES,
chief clerk. are universal favorites with all
who have done business with that boat, and
deserving Of great deal of credit for their
success. Capt. DAVIDSON is a fast man, like
his boat, and he puts her through on time.
Mr.. RHODES is prompt, correct, and cour.
teous, and keeps the affairs of the office in
business-like condition.
Considerable excitement exists here in
reference to the town site Of MankatO.
Proceedings have been commenced by the
original claimants against the present occu.
pants. How the matter will end is more
than your correspondent can determine.
Both parties have their backs up, and seem
confident of success. II the whole diff
Guilty could be amicably compromised, it
would be better for all concerned, except,
perhaps, the lawyers.