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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

FATAL ACCIDENTAL correspondent Of The Albany
atlas and Argus, writing from Greenpot, Columbia,
Co., N. Y, ssys:
"A melar choly accident terminating fatally, took
place here on Thursday last, by which Nicholas Ten
Brock Esq. one of most esteemed citizens, now
lies upon bed Of death. 1t seems his nephew, ayoung
man. had been out to his corn field and carried his re-
volver with him. and while in the field fired it for the
purpose of frightening the crows, leaving one barrel
still loaded and getting near to the house again.
thought he We ud discharge the other barrel and clean
be weapon. In locking around for mark to fire at
pen and Immediately drew the weapon and fred
when he was Immediately alarmed by the crying Of
his uncle, I'm shot Young Mr.. Heemance, the
Iephew hastenedts the front of the pen and there
found bis urcle, who was in the inside of the pen
He was Immediately assisted TO the house, and the
family ard other physicians of Hudson sent for who
in making the examination, found that the ball had
tered his back about two inches below the shoulder
blade, ard taken direct course to the upper part
Of the stomach. They could not reach the ball to
extract il, nor frd anything to stop the gfaaua
ard certain bleeding inside of the stomach, wnicn
ended in his death this afternoon. Mr.. len broeck
has held oicss Of great trust in his town, ana was
loved and houored by al who knew hun: lie
leaves large property to his sisters atnlIy ha'log
I lived single life. His age was about sixty
Mr. w H. WATERS will supply friends in LITTLE FALLS
with THE TRIBUNE
Msssrs DERBY ORION & Co. and HOWARD STAGE, GENEVA,
supply the Morning Edition Of THE TRIBUNE at u ?.
Our fiends n Rock Island H. obtain TBL TKIgusr II
r. A. POhIsR BRo.
D. KInsALL Co. Nc II Market square are our As,us foI
Ihe sale VI TBs TSis,ks ~ Pso'Wths%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board went on visit to the Emgrant Refuge
and Hospital, Wards Island, yesterday, with large
number Of invited guests, among whom were Mayor
Powell Of Brooklyn Mayor Perry Of Albany, ex-lle.
corder Young and Col Samuel Piioce Of Albany, Il.
j. Raymond, Shepherd Knapp, Mr.. Garigue and 9th
ers. The company met at the Commissioners Office
were in readiness and conveyed the party 10 Osehun
dredand sixth street, where they were feied across
to the Island.
The Commissioners, with their guests, went through
all the buildings, ard expressed themselves pessed
with tie general neatness and discipline.
The following the weekly report Of the Affairs OF
the Board:
Number Of alien em1rans arrived TO May lsS s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
TIE CASE OF THE PANCHITA.

The President Of the United States on Monday COM
muncsted to the Senate the correspondence in relation
to the csptare of the American bark Panchita by e
Brtifh officer Who sent her to New-fork onthe ground
that che SLAYER engaged in violating the treaty
stipuatiors between the United st stes and Great Brit
ain. Tie letter Of Mr. Dallas to the Secretary Of
State, and the response Of Lord Clarendon to Mr. Dali
lae are as follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05

thank you, Ladies and gentlemen for the kind
attention You have given me, aud DESIRE in tax
ins my seat, TO tender each aud every enc of you
my most cordial wishes for your health and lap
piness. Loud and prulon ,ed cheering.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
The Condition of Mexico.

A correspondent Of tho New Orleans Delta
writing from tho city oC Mexico in regard to the
condition of that country, gives n gloomy account
of the state of affairs there. He concludes his
letter with tho following suggestion:
The only chance for US is in American intcr,en-
ton. i'll some shape. Come with the olive branch
aud the sword. The olive branch alone can serve
no purpose--but the sword alone can solve our
proposition and relieve condition nj once
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
IMMENSE SAVING or EiEs.,
LARGE AND SPLENDID >TOCkOF
Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac.
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c.
II. ~. ULINN N mi

{. ). BLISS Il CO.,
HNi n att"ht"n I" the Very attractive display new Fail
Il aud "ih"r Goods when they Tor lou
weeks past Oar nto mprs the greatest variety ~,
"ce.ied I'll any even offered market and we ,an or
unusual Inducements prIccs
ot great variety If toOkiug Stoves
MOI hr excited Tor economy al convenience
faihi Nt"Ft5 Rhd IL tdtto ooi a coal
au be iuni pa terms are worthy the OF a
ih'nk tuufth Stoves IL
III operation ofr", thmclI aud Factory ii ali 10,
AT remarkably low prices
"rte,-h'eh neam aud low priced, adapted to the
wants Il all
he Morning Star Cooking Range. cnr ly new ar.l,
ana III et1 t" all others pro,eId it, layns -,
ing"i oar sales Rooms double thet former raiy An.
m't if pun idses early the
i.rsonai from the reading Fuund-s IN tho North rs
wei 81 ."ahdent OF neng able to sdppy all ut with
olhi assortment aud IL better than
been ''ie III nus nirkct-at the = aud
stohd cr below the Market, Mai, street Lyuchbt. "a
"'tt-ls = BLISS
ONi"O us.kA ALL " W 4 lEIs. We Lave
Az an ahS SIS III TINS water, 'du Prof Booth
y Mint, winch si IL be richer II mnera, than ny
AInn " atef IN fir.i"ia. Pig sic, A. que
HJ nus a'a Is III PEI Mt rhrn.rr ,han other alum
" ssld n re For sue by til
~ lhel. coiS " A SrKOrlIER Il CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05

SbNGtNss CEASS.-PrrsonS desiring to rutcr
- Mr. Camps Singing Glass " i'll please prolmina
Room of ST. Pauls (EpstopaD Chn,ch.
lg class Will aso be formed for children.
IERM-eo for of IS cssons Chi,drens Class
sso This class will take place O'Clock of Wednesday
@sAt (oct4.d3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
y. GUGGENHEINIER

"oCLD respectfully call the attention his friend. and
the public his large and well selected stock Of Dry
Coos Roots Shoes, sc particular has been psid
10 aides rcs Goods Of cry description and quality
Ladies in want OF Silks be Supplied with ak colorcd
rom 10 cents TO 81 80 yardhs stock Mrrinne
Inns Apaccas &c, unsurpassed rs price quality
The largest stock of Clraks Shawls (scrr very fine
ever brought 10 this ket be choice
selection Of Shoes-which examination will found
cheap Also superior Cloaks Cashmere. with
good stock of heavy Wooens hands Blank,ts &c
Buyers are Invited to Civ" my stock & xamination
EConnry Merchants Will do we'll ri, mo cal before
going North y. GUGGENlIEIMER
Rene
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
October 2nd, 1875.
l. \ l. l. G. O O u =
1865
GEORGE M. RUCKER.
LNNCNRlJ.<s, VA

ESPECIFtLLY invites his customers and III, pnI,,. =,
Il z eail ana tAaniiur his very cxtensy.s,o,k Il
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
no" "ieno and ready for exhibition sale HIS .toc is
adHr+ts asn"itei The goods very bcautitu
mt iui5 wares from the cheapest hes. u OIL,
t'i are made The prices extremely and pr s,
wanting supis have only
tie mine is thing Ibis House price o
shihow of uriihs for any body
paced upon the same has much r
htit M my the price al the
Oh ts i'tst To d. Gusiuess with as
VIII not ony prove satisfactory the but III NOV.
material benz iicia 10 the buyInx m Of
the HOUSE No Trainings any Kind in III,
gos s"d bt in every Instance wanted
Tiny VIII be furnished ot best qualify l,Yes:
iiiNt. l"ct2isI q. Nj X
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
SALES BY AUCTION.
BY BRYAN AKERS. Anct,r

+.
Cows ANDCtLsEsAs Al CTION.-r will
~ sen ning At 10 o,lo T. n LIT II CONS " IN
ee.s altl-----------R y. MFRS an,,ian.er
- All OF VARIABLE K. "A. hssAtE
=, h'm The Town ~ Liberty As Trs Il ed q, II Il
'N"cniei ~ Samuel II Qnail.s std aud 4 record
,leIs :. fhee al The County Court of rauut, a.
SAILkbAY, OCTOBER pth. isie in ID l..n d ,.gt
bic pRtGr OE sAND On uhrh he said ssn,r.1 "a
1aate' n"~ resides eonfrinng 100 ACRES or les
ne ihipr teinens On TIN. land 81 large TWO -
TORY Unwilling IlOI 81. with 81, roons all 81, In
n'y an a., 1l "a, ne, ..a,y "n house; n" ai h's
" nc Tgnia aud Tenn, kHiirna1 fian..,,.
49, ''' ~ me Depot al Liberty lie larger par i 81 ar
~ 'n as" no' ne u i" b, irvt /, unun,oral..
81 the put, mou., casa tl. u ..In.
date az sae Negotiable ', 81 lc r. a iir,d IT,, @
iasaln'cn's with al indo, aud tl, iitr -
L1euY. Va. Oct L. Isss - aawtds
lAGtAnaE BEDFORD aANn ,o,,.,.
HAVING determined :" remove, viii IL rnI,iq an
BEE. rHACT OF LAM "s ~i r rl now NosiN-
called FAIR VIEW lyug on the Va and Tenn EaIlfo.d -
piie, ah"vn Iynchburg 10 from Liberty Hbe rnn', -.
containing al AtKES The lands o, the " ac,s NJ t |
have long been considered a> productive as easily r
ted aud improved ay lands Ia The tnnn,y "a. ,ar .
abandantls "ater., Nth springs and Is well aa an
h-lGs AID Is with each and can To-. ronY,n,t
d more pats win a due rrouof,j, =, %
aud connections BRICK BUILDING with 10 rooms -, im'
basement with all nccrssay on; h. ~, : III
comfort and COM eninr large fam, both hit, Al
black. TN the south The Railroad nrw t;KIST MIL
TOR the acconupiat ion If n, owner an,
Ha hos The psre has : FINE ORCHARDS 81 Pal
- and Apple frees In full b,ang ana is nv.ti,t Ia
b '4 "hnf'hes and hood" and ID a n,isho,riood f,r
!T eosier d one t" he desirable tafl OF In.
country Il" health OF the place autvt III ,nr,
III ne shown III" place by calling al the ,ai,.
nm" and phee the Crop. stock Hons id AMI k,n rum
'', anu n n n' sn" Likely Aegio's The sale
m"tre Al 10 "tio"k. and lay to day nt ,
ed i,rm' mad" known Oh the d., of sale
nr,i d.ds ,,.,, re. sTErroE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

49, The Officers of steamer Arkansaw, reports left at Alex
andria steamers Yaz9o Belle and Era No. 3 The
Boomer the Falls where she had been days Try
ing to haul over There arrivals from S
inches reported Grand Ecoe Bar River falling very
fast from Shreveport to the mouth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
cATTLEMARK KIT.

JEFFERSON CRY, sept. ~, 1855.
Arrived to-day IS head Of Texas Cattle q Calves and
feartings, fhe market pretty n ia feyeF of holders
PRIUESs
BEEF GATrLEWastarn zine Choice d net....SaS 90
RoHsh and Fan dc. ....,....,- "a
Attakapaa, Texas, etc, n head ,t,F... $30t6&5l
Ordinary and FaiE,...,.,,,t,,.. @lS25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

Bark Fanny Ealor Lodge days from Marseies, Baxter
Lowell &to.
Schr Ell Barnard, Stone, ~ days from brazos santiago 10
sshr JAS Smith Blohu Is days from Savannah to Poole sec
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

hatcher. feathers. from Vicksbnrg
Baypu Belle, l., Ops, from Opelousas.
Oregon, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Arkansaw, Bennett from Alexandra.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
bianlaa an!IIaentE.


i''' 4 +'' Gen Nathan
0~'' e' 7 ~ P0olgy, NiUol eco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
so 0flfars Alorer 4Iarast.

Ecthg Of Importance turned mp to-day in the money
Some small Of AL paper, maturing spring,
pIaeed the rate Of per cent and good to Iii at
peg This supply Of money free, and will in all pro-
a&aty ratnan though advres from New York state that
adgace in there this market will not be at all
aueneed. We getting ndppandentoE New York in many
FrRaEs Money the london Stock Exchange last
ss the rate Of IA per per That
harever rpher cheap for this meridian Capitalists
ealEld not live on It noway.
we taieed ia that quondam citizen, Dixon,
saekhoder and Of the Borough Bank Liverpool
indicted iii The Of 500 shares Of the stock
at bought before the crisis We learn that suits
s Of hundred and city thousand Of dollars
kasu instituted appears that the outside Stockholders
the managing directors shall refund
Citizen Mr.. Dixon, being the most responsible lie
gllade fp heed FIRST.
weather yesterday and to-day has remarkably plea.
week d such would aid tue crops almost beyond
spaaB Cotton arriving in large quantities and II
alYaucet ha many planers will grind by
fhs iat Or 5h proSimo eqnnoeal storm might,
tsV4r blast all auepations largely nlulgad
ass HaqnsaE We however at this moment look with
qualification on the prospects,
quiet to-day in the Exchange market There does
sEpsgz be any disposition The part Of dealers to take
Egeiy this The rate for checks New York at
bark very unfortha sales from Y a Il dis.
Outside drafts from al bankers to go0d aud far sigma
sold from n "a cent, discount; $4,000 At
sal days date sold IL discount; sixty days SIGHT
reial signatures ~ from IA q "a discount, and thirty
espe7 goQa commercial bills rule from u a q discount.
Ea Sterling there few transactions. Bills with
Iiaaiag documents taken al l0, l0715 "a 1923 and
aeaa5te signatures with good margin O7si "a l0a
The range for clear bills is from 1854 "a uS24
sa1d Of the banks hold their bills 1905 and
sdon above. Francs 6rm at 70 "a 521eNtrene rates
lEs from 25j4 "a 5iss{ with saak drafts t5l5
Ehe SaeR market unusually quiet There desire the
~ holders 10 SELL they dislike from the
tgaFea Sapg. III addition the sales which have
sd during week. have note The sale today Of 40
e Southern Bankst par, 10 shares Union Bank Pr.
Eat tag doing ii bonds, unless neipient
a.Ftsfa d-sfsH dis dft 5F .THCEEnu Rn lr1n6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
COMprRoLlMl.--oNWlCIAL.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ooMIRoLERs ogglr%s
City O. New Orleans Sept H. 1867
No IO4G.
Esoife2 Tint the Comptroller anl ne sherchy authoriaed
tosel to tue lowest bidder after jys notice in The official
City (sEcep11s l6c taryerte Mksriloase GoG Dtc0 Ii
agford9ee w5h plans and specifications on Tile IN ae Surveyors
ton of the Common Council
President Board Il IA Ass IT, T 1lotnon
President Board of Aldermen.
LSignedI GERARD srIrH, Mayor
WgGreas petition Of he butchers Of the Meat Market Of The
pryug tta The alterations cntcnpIlciin he specica rs
for the reputrs of MARKET Surveyors
office would be injurious and detrimental their business opo
Iesolsd That he Comptroller be, and he hereby author
rtpS Of The market Of the etty-te beef Marae Of thy
by the city surveyor -,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Presiaentpro tenn. Board of Aldermen
tsisnedl Gerald sTIrH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given TINT on SATURDAY. the 25th inst
VIII ad0dieate az ohce at II O'Clock ~, the above
sei5 II 7. THEARD. oomoroaer.
SPMc'I L Il "a ArIoNs for the contract ror re-
- pairing Al The marketh9uss Of the city, accepting the LII
The market houses 10 be repaired are to-w:
District he Mea Vegetable trt nd Trene markets in the
Third District and the Ninth Street market in the Fourth
ST MiRYs AlIthe awnings rails tables brick pillars
to height Of ha eepiye I'VE coats Of best VIII e lend
The 81 ing Of The roof Of the market the roof of the awning
tractor furnishing all cutters and conductors which may
Rieessar nd s roQ sm be waTPniel tght for one year
hHPhsE me %no3 HaEslhs 0l the market ana sidwAIkS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

livery SUGAR PLANTER IN THE STATE
- should procure one of Ames' STAR PANS for making
SU4AR.
II is thc L TEST and REST improvement the SIMPLEST
and q EAPESF combines ihe sd vaHlEes heretofore
anel BY any other invented either for the purpose OF
eyap0rltins the eaie iu e, gnnHltIns
i be IN practical operation III Mr. Daniel Edwards es
tabltshment, Nos, =, 20 and - New l.eyte street.
aul5 3pSm H. o, .AMES, Patentee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

RKIDGEIs, Il. d., ATTORNEY ATLAw, COLLIN.
hOuIa and Franklin. iHlG ltF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

Noceis hereby given TINT on SATURDAY, the 25h inst
viii adudrate my oce, ut II O'Clock NJ the above
contracts.
sel3 1T T. THEARD COMPTROLLER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

rHOs. CONVERSE. Z. uOHvERsE,
fiQN VERSE ~ CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
- IN LIQUORS. TOBACCO AND CHARS, No u era
Yier street. New Or iy2 ~
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BUSINESS DI&GoT0RY.

- \ xTEI,. LOWELL " CO., supPGEG M8E-
ID chants CORNER Of tNunIge ahd ulH NON Streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

RROUSSEAU a. co., A., DEALERS IN GARRETT
IL ings Mattings, on Cloths etc. No. ~ UhRrtes street
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QEEWBUYSE4 LIE WIS 81 CO., DEALERS IN
ID Fancy ana Staple Dry Goods, No lG tprhl street.
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[5THITE, VHOs. L., BOOKSELLER AND STA
~ toner No, lbs Canal street
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(NAINEGS, C. @. ~ CO., IMPORTERS AND DEAL
" EHE IN HARDWARE, CUrLEET, etc. Nos. 20 Maya.
tupg uf'sD II rrst rpptg
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-22

CHINESE SHEEP.-A curious and very pro-
life breed of sheep has recently been intro
duced to this country. Mr.. Smith, their late
owner, says:
Three years since, received three ewes
from Nankin, from which | obtained in 90
months, 10 sheep. One eve now in the
fock, produced II lambs in ID months
three, four, and five at birth and they com
rnenced breeding at four-and-a-half months
old. This breed are perfectly hardy, having
endured the past severe winter, on my island,
without any shelter, producing lambs con-
stanily, which bore the cold as well as the
old sheep, and matured rapidly. They will
not Jump fences either stone or wood. The
flock were separated last season from rye
field, by a cobble stone wall, o.and half
feet high, over which they never attempted
to pass, nor can they be driven over any des.
cription Of fence. The fibre of their wool
is exceedingly strong, and the fleece hesvy.
The mutton cannot possibly be surpassed, as
4 is entirely free from the strong flavor usual
to sheep, and is tender, juicy and delicious
The tails are broad, and when properly pre-
pared much resemble marrow, and form a
delightful morsel for the epicure.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-22

Coop AND BAD DNEws.-Bad news weakens
the action of the heart, oppresses the lungs,
destroys the appetite, stops the digestion, and
partially suspends all the functions of the
system. An emotion of shame fushes the
face, fear blanches, joy lluminates ii; an in
slant thrill ecctrifes million of nerves.
Surprise spurs the pulse into galIop. De-
lirium infuses great energy. Voition CON-
mands, and hundreds of muscles spring to
excite. Powerful emotions often kill the
body at stroke. Chilo, Diagoras and Soph-
ocles, died Of joy at the Grecian games. The
news Of defeat killed Philip v. One of the
Popes died of an emotion Of the ludicrous, on
seeing his pet monkey robed in pontfcas
occupying the chair of State. Muley Moloch
was carried upon the field of battle in the
first stages of an incurable disease, upon see.
ing his army give way, he rallied his panic
stricken troops, and rolled back the tide of
battle, shouted victory, and died. The door
keeper of Congress expired on hearing of the
surrender of CORVALLIS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-22

THE EMANCIPATION IN RUssIA.--The first
steps for the emancipation of the serfs in
Russia are soon to be published. They in
clude the following two grea. principles: /.
Freedom of marriage. No serf can be forced
in future to marry against his will, or prevent
ed from marrying according to his own de-
sire. Q. No serf can be transferred from one
village to another against his will. The re-
mainder of the ukase is less important. These
two points, however, are sufficient to recog-
nize his rights as man. 1t is also rumored
that the power of chastsing the serf will be
crcumscribed, though not at once entirely
taken out of the landlord.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.-ln the Senate to-
his intention to introduce a bill for the ad-
mission of Kansas into the Union as State.
The resolution providing for a reform in
the Naval service, was passed.
In the House, Central America was the
chief topic of discussion.
A measure IN favor of limiting the power
of the President over the Army and Navy,
unless by special warrant, was referred to
the Judiciary Committee to report an amend
ment to the neutrality laws.
Thos. w. Fleming has been confirmed by
the Senate as Collector of the Port of De-
livery at Augusta, Ga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-22
ra5g- The Currier de Lvon saws that nt IN

rag- The Cmrier dc Lyon says that nt tho
marriage of young compile during the long
exortation Of the priest the bride went fast
asleep. The groom discovered II just as he
was about to put on the ring. lie was
much ANNOYED but concealed IL out OF
respect TO the holy place. But nssoon as
The service was over he got into a carriage
with his friend and drove ofi,announcing to the
brides father that he was leaving Lyons, and
she might do as she pleased. Nothingcould
change his resolution. He paid the forfeit
(2,0oo francs) stipulated In the marriage
contract and wen. to Belgium, where he has
a situation as foreman Of tobacco factory.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-22

MAKING AN ASSIGNMENT IN New YORK.
The Syracuse IN. W Journal tells the fol-
lowing:
A man not thousand miles from Syra-
cuse, having made an assignment some years
since, was called upon by New York credi-
tor to whom he exhibited his books, and
with whom he proposed to settle at fifty
cents on the dollar.
The New York man replied, "How can
you pay fifty cents on the dollar! Your as
sets will not pay over forty cents"
"Well, never mind that" SAYS the unfortu-
nate assigner, 1if my assets will not pay the
fifty cents, will make up the deficiency out
of my own pocket"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-22

WASHINGTON, January l3.-ln the Senate
to-day the Hon. Jas. r. Dooittle, one OF the
Black Republican members from Wisconsin,
introduced resolution extending to Com
modore II. Pauding the thanks of the coun-
try for the arrest of General Walker at Punta
Arenas, and awarding to the Commodore a
medal for his services on that occasion.
Hon. Albert G. Brown, of Mississippi, gave
notice of his intention to introduce resolu-
ton to censure Commodore Paulding for his
interference with General Walker on that
occasion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-01-22

YES AND No.-There are few who fully
appreciate the importance ofthese seemingly
insignificant monosyllables. They sometimes
compromise honor, virtue, fortune, and all
that is held sacred. 10 that courage had
been given me to say Mop exclams one
bowed down with expressions, "nt the time
when pronounced that fatal word Yes,
which has brought all these Affections upon
ma