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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
THE DE RIVIERE SCANDAL.

Where Mr.. de Riviere and Mrs BOunt are now 30
jourIirg remains ystery The report 10 morning
paper that they scournpg a. Hsckensack or Pat
erson was without truth. No proceeding were taken
yesterday in the mater of the habeas corpus directed
sgain,t Mr. Huncke further than the serviog of the
traverse Of Mr. Blount Mr.. Milford, the counsel Of
DE Riyisre and Mr.. Hqncke. The traverse is az fol-
bws:
IAt STATE Of yesJ.,.sE E,sd.yies s. PSs. gs.,., ggt
up the bodies Of Mra Emily Bount and Miss Emily Bount
70 the answer Huneke the writ Of hsbsas cops
served upon him in the sbove.enitled matter.
20 the service Of the said witt desin the said M
E.y Bouni and Mis-. Emily j. BG9n, from the piOnIeI
Ah Che petorsI will and refuse re. to permit the petitioner to
Second That said ladies the house said
Huncl. in company with the said DE Rviere there
The second day Of July, the said Mise Emily Blount until
sssa f Su S MI s%y ' soun the
the .s s asS .S sS t. ID f e w s
hs ..d seu.e sna sIsn to some P. Of aud Sa
ever nos been kept and o.ncsas ard q. tps and
BoUn permitted by the Huncke to remain
fSsS T: :s hs believe
information which ne has received and which info
Emily Bount vas taken from his said house aud
carried and the the person OF
by and through whose exerons she enabled
se said house and by whom aud where she concealed
And the ioneI contovers the facts up answer OF
said Huncke In the prsys
. foil investies CATION In relation thereto.
Fourth: That the said De Ryiere petitioner is
formed and believes be the
repeatedly the of the said
with the said Miss Emily j. Bount
aid Huncke with his the said HuDckes knowledge
the Huncke aids sbets the said De Rvjere
dong In the ament Of the said Miss Emily
Blount this your petitioner prays be inquired Of in
this proceeding. RANSOm bho
Attorneys Of Petitioner
~ Ms Esito, Of The NJ y Tribune
Sin: Please oblge me by inserting in your paper,
that all which has been stated in TIE herotd in rela-
ton to the whereabouts of Capt. De Rvere and Miss
Boupt is nothing bu. sheer humbug. When received
The Herald Tuesday morning, was very much
sstonshed to the whereabouts Of Capt De Rviere
and Mrs Blount stated, and at the came moment
went TO McTullmsn's livery stable to hire q double
team light wagon, and drove up to Haokensack, to
find out Mr. Blanchard and his socalled farm Ls Rec
ompense. There such name nor farm
Known there then drove TO Paterson, and vised the
Passaic Fas, but neither the proprietor nor his man
could give any information concerning the parties.
I went to Brsdy's Hotel, and he told me that every
thing which The Herald had published in relation to
che wh< reabouts Of De Riviere aud Mics Blount
acnsense.
Respectfully yours J. DUCAN
ksv Yoyk, July IS, 1853 No 30 Hudson street
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MdRLNEJ OURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

Steamship Chesapeake Crcs., Portland H. d. Cromwat
Co.
Ship John Merrick. CIabtree, Sombrero, j. r. Dow.
Baks-Johaunes (Iamb Bruhn, Bristo, karck bsoona
(swsd Kr.eft Mon,eyideo aud market Funch Meinete
Brlg-Geope Albert, Thompson Hayans NJ TruEiio; Hen
Mar OBJ, Burgess Halifax, C. A. Dewo Gottland ts~sdl
Westoo, Gloace,er, England, Funch Meincke.
Schoorer.-D. s. Miller Crosby Richmond, Van Brunt
slssht; Isabel Rowland, Beaufort, Dayi, Holmes; Wdk
squa Sharp Philadelphia master C. Roberts, Fowler Wst
T,lssir Home Susan, Benss. Boston, g. w LevaA
Co Julia (Br.), wayco, 81 Andregs NJ Jed Frye D.
spsrks, sim.or, 81. Johns, p w El~e Co Sas.
yer Snow, Boston, l. Nickerson.
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ARREST OF SUrrU,ED Du ~".~~~.-oaicor Drophy
Of the lie boken Police early yesterday morning discovered three
Henry Lege George Wood and Thornas
reed pile Of stones IN the ousskrts OF ioboken AID
there good purpose attempted 10
them whes Lgge fred pistol his head the bal
Ing very him. but doing damage The oncer a. once
used his succeeded in securing Legge while other
officers secured the other two While the way 20 The Sta
Leggett ESCAPED from the Officer but ecapnred
after short struggle They all armed with blwe-kLves
ard pistols and Of them had rifles loaded Several bur
eses have been eIpe'rsted in the city durng TIE past
and it supposed that these the burglars They held
for examination.
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Wcsr Ats.Ey. July n a.
-, tolovtrs /. ss;esnsn. 81 .hs number Of Nv. -
,s A~r, vi. C,aifs Railroad for The s--a eitns "a.
Hes. h:............'
-, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hoss. stoTe.........-.
p-r.ir.s a. d D. T'iou's drove ynfs - Yves, Ass-,s&
st srdirs July - lsss AGO be>t q cate sna io "A
un.kirs s. loO for Mosdsyi 30 w,n' sst go 70 S-v
~ head lef, over Psces are lower fAosDs hn AZ
SsS.
~ quarry. from S9d 81 Y hesd -
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BY Telegrnph.

sANAENAH-Arr. llth barts Indiana and Ella and bns
John st.w, from Boston Ar LIN, bark Oer rssha from
Cap de Words
BOsTON-An July 49, ship Marion Gross. Baltimore; bark
stsmboul, kinsmsn smyrna steamship William Jenkins Hal
ett Baltimore. BsOw-Bsrk La CiqueA
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Cope Cod y m-Psssed 10, ship Ooesu
Eagle Manila for Boston.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

BRUTAL ASSAULT AND DEATH AT IRyISGTos.-
A lad named Edward I. Hedden, con Of Daniel W..
Hedden of Irviugtop aged 10 years died in that place
on last Tuesday morning from the efects of injuries
received by brutal assault committed upon hls per-
son on the preceding Friday. lie had gone out with
pasture was accosted by two Irshmsn who inquired
the way to Orange, and owing to his not being able
to give them a satisfactory answer, they made an as
sau upon him by kicking and otherwise abusing him,
and inflicted injuries which produced fever aud subse'
quertly resulted in death. Newark Advertiser.
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-A box containing 81 1870 in cps
stolen Fl, depot the York and Erie Railroad
jersey City Monday morning ming the temporary absence
Of Mr. Hobbs hs freight co hector The loss Discovered
short time but all efforts trace the thieves
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COURT or SPECIAL sESsIOSs-JuIy l1-Before jas
tees CoNSoLLY. STEERs and KELLY
Cases the Calendar 73 Convictions, t .
Margaret Campbell pleaded guilty TO al sssaul, and
Michael Rysn ed Of Assault. and bst,ery on
M<hssl Co.trove. Juosmen. suspended
~, rI SsS' ,.iS s We .s's guilty 70
sph>n Rourke pssdsd guilty sssalt and battery Oh
Peter Farley Judgment suspet 5ec. ,...
John sisa OF stealing bant tis and silver COMA
Arn MeMsDomy convicted Of stealing seven bare Of soap
Rsnts nt.sIy two me- ths. , ,... -, Lain
Peter Malone conyicted Of an Assault ana oa''e' ia '
Benny. Psni.sntsry four months .,. -
A. Smith. previously Convicted of'sanhs "'e'
Fer coins Jnd, msnt suspended II, - "A ~.
Moran convicted Of resns soo ~son ''a 'hn
PsnfeLtsy four months . ,, ,.,.,.
Gsoire Phillips pes3ed guilty 70 sepnt uisoicsy mouse a.
No 85 Fzhth avenue judo peht slspeDdrd
Jebn Watson Watson oonyictedof ss,s1.
snd battery C.haine Swift City fhson hirty days each
Tsomss Rlsy convicted Of seaes three linen posset
handkerchief. Peuits ntiarJ ak months.
GsMse Jskson convicted Of stealing aud shovel
Pepit4nisry two months.
Bridge Mason pleaded guilty stealing two heads Of ssbsass
Hcss Graham was convicted Inherently exposing his per
sn to public view. Peni.entiary month
VIM Consn AIDED gully 20 sssaa. AID battery on John
e. Gslonpsn. Judgment suspended
HsNet Mcun convicted Of assault and battery on
Ellen Ks.fs judgment spspenced
Robert Scott convicted OF assault and battery James
Tor hlL Judgment suspended
Pstr,ok Spleen convicted o. stealing silver w.tch end
ether sItcts City Prison thirty day. .,.,.
prp Der Of fowls Fined go.
j. Adam Young convicted Of an assault and battery On
Isabella K.tohasy. Fined &lo.
jacob W.iIe convicted Of assault nd battery Chs
rne Bor.oh. Fined els.
Hugo Zimmerman convicted OF assault John X.
Kne<isnd. Judgment suspended
Margaret Finley convicted Of an assault on Mary Gillespie
Judgment ,uspepded. 49,
james keas convicted Of assault aud battery On liza
beth Mills. Judgment suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

RELIGIeUs.-A meeting held at Me.ropolits
Hal Monday evening for the purpose raising to
well attended and about 500 subscribed The cost
tent and furniture IL estimated at &f2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

FATAL FALL.-An elderly widow, named Mary
Sanders aged about 10 years boarding No IS. Commerce.
street her bed at about O'Clock Friday morning aud
either fell jumped from window in the third story striking
upon the pavement breaking the skull and D1cng other in
juTies from. which she died almost INSTANTLY
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..,.c.,.,vuIy Rs,o.rsp FOR Tvs n Y rsisrss.

TUESDAY, Jlly Is lsos
AsHES-rhe market for both kinds 'testy ne aerN ma y
sac. Of 80 bbs a, Sc for Pots and So ~ for Pearls
CoFrON-The market Is IN ander ne ,n.' news eea
on sye Ger asd prevails sales Of ~ oa's since .ne "a
The ,xpcrt been 90 bales g. . Liverpool we ao-'
EEw-YoRS cLsssIsicaTlos
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Newark Mercury.

At Newark the Temperance men are quite active
Meetings held every week at which addresses mad
very after fashion of the old Wsshngon.n meeloe
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spoken.

July 10 Of Mon,sUk schr. VIM. Hammond Pbsd~i-
phs tor Boston Also of Monsk chr VIM. n. Dennis Hsw
cit from Philsdel p5ia for Csmbridss.
JAY H. OF Book saud schr John Howard h-ncs for Bangor
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R.r.jut. Of Prsduce-JULr Is.

%. ~ yo,,A Mr., Beat,-S 90 b5s FoGr Soa -
MI, t.fS bnss Corr, $50 bash Os,s "a pkss ASs
90. " RsIy ,sss do. OIL CsAe. l5s d., Pork.
A. 49, 5IyrNrS-so bales Wool, 200 sides Le~Av,
,oi'. 40 100 Hla.s $50 bbs Flour .Sb 90 WHISKY n
rovisiors 80 pts. Ashes. 50 do. Bstsr, . DO LSS
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MINIATURE ALNANAc......rHs DAY
s,y-RI~s 4:iO suS-Sets.... 7So Moos-Ses... n. d
wArsR......rHis DAY.
Sand, Hook. 9.Sj Cows Island 10: 70 HeuGate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

STRUCK BY LIGBrsISG.-The roof Of the new rail-
road depot struck by lightning yesterday afternoon but not
much damage done
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thereof aid very person viostirg any rroyrcn shall b.
h.h~ 20 tsrh perN;, fer sseh efsbss rs'T ,c:iv.iy
sdopsd and ..rdsy several
p.srUed in the essd upor III Mayor and urged him
veto L: /. .s Dot probable, however, Ia, Re vii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT. About O'Clock
Monday evening daughter Of Captain Mandev e aged
fell the window 81 her parents residence No. Is Pros
street TO the pavement frsctung its scu No hopes enter
tanned Of her
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he rcey,S md ecu,rse their rr.'us 'pc Ae VIA
rrrw.h and dssneem~nt 81 eonnsrce and
h, coutafn. lie hnA ard oe-rs'lons o. on, VIZ
for re 1882 With tie s.Ais,s icf he year. ls aug
1881 the rer,sse 10 OF sia years sno~a a.a sc
iug i;h be s-,iyity q buffnsss 10 estsoEihec-
Th.se statistic. follows:
1892 1855. 1880. lS9..
Or Re.ipt. sS5 81, 50 s6i,5a S6 sslo65I 81 sslLon
Frt~r SEE. 2s7ss2 IS sso-s6 = 49, rs - S'soo -
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ARREST OF ALLEGED BURGLARs.-The office OF
Thomas foot Of Fulton feo-ousy entered
Monday night and robbed Of which had been
The drawer Yesterday, Officer Coye Of toe First Precinct
Police arrested three 90 suspicion .med Charles Ssmnon
William Fnrsy ard Frank Hamilton. They brought before
The Justice and committed for exAninAtiop.
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FILL PROM A ScAFFoLD.-A man nsu ed Michael
Lovory engaged IN putting scsfod house 10 course
erection Of Court and Lnquer streets YESTERDAY
morning fen into the cellar dsarce Of 80 feet and danger
ousy iDned. He the Long Island College Hosp
tai for treatment.
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EFFECTS OF THE SroRM.-The storm which passed
Hoboken yese day did considerable damage 70 the woods
and The lightning striking the telegraph poles shattered
number them that they will have be replaced The
Pbiseephis route thrown down
tine road sadiDg to Bergen, but soon repaired.
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ALBANY Cattle WaPket.

wHALEBONE l. IN better reIpss,; sai.s G, ~.
O.hot,k On The .so,, on terms no. elsclos-d
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CoLLIsIoS.-The fery-boa. Hudson wa' run into
by lighter IN the but particular damage done except
tie stsyirg hole in the side Of The Hudson.
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ether eolored tired AID c.nvsd e sinas s..so
sro battery TIE sympa'bes Of Judge Resell ens;e
He sentenced her only 70 hrse months IN the Peusn.ay
Bernard HIe tiled for assault ard battery and Acquitted
Tier. day yet yet down for Judge Rens ai for ssssGa
snd battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

JysAsE-A man named Jacob Steiner IL incaTcer-
s.d ia III. cells the Sixth District Station House having been
found wandering the streets in state Ct iunacy
e ,f.,. Bis No 20 Fourth stree.
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BRooKLYY CRY CoURT CALESDAR-July H.-Nos
456zsIc r. 49, 15 &c, H. 49, %, p, a. "a s. ae, r.
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There lie q rumor in Buffslo and Cleveland that Mr..
Moran taks o. bringing the Western roads to terms by
char.ering or two Of the may ine steamers nox
laid up Lake Erie, and running them daily from
Buffalo to Toledo and DetIo, in opposition to the
Western roads which refuse at present to cell through
tickets TO New.York City over his road.
Mr.. +. A. We,nore, Receiver OF the Oatsro Bark
10 this State will p,y dividend of 80 e cent on all
adjusted claims on the 18th irst.
Anre1ed i, summary of the condition Of tae Mass
elusetts banks shown BY the st.tsmns Of the 5.h
I.t
Cspii&............ f6a Gas 1901 Noes bills Of Ell
Ne. eiicas,or.... ll772g change &C. &C.. 20 I32 5sf
Dsposvs........ 81+ftil 10 S57 355
PIcfs LsId..... oGl 9gl Rea lS0a6l3
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Tpr Cry SIvEIsG Fusr,-The Mayer submitted
.. n. Con Con- ell a. be "a. ,.,irs ooSus .,as
Dsnt .. % he conan % ID slirs Faod 40 = Ss S''
Cry Bonds...:...;.. .........s3 3s so u
Kings County b0rd..,....... $1,000
B b,s5.' nd mo, s5i15c
ILsfs>,o Oh oiIo"....'. 20 -
Prerium.., ............... 81. 5sy ~ .,oa,ssu
is utieb fe1 s. ~ IN
II ins'nt Amounting 70 ssOc 900 promptly paid a. ne
Iopa I,lard B.rt This 10, bown tue rept q,
N. nr- va. 5e 20 10 ard inc1ciog the Sh Of June and
the rsytnert referred % made on the ls' ms
Row ~ Navy s1RgET.-A party Of Forty Acre
ps. ,....,s.v s.eked man named Patrick DowD-y be
~ .,,r1 -. 81 ~. NAVY and bss. him 90 BALI
s, n, ba f been cor ms house The day previous
Dounex, WAS BY The party The diff y
orsinxso DOsnsy and man named Pat
- Mr,,y on N the aassns time previous the parties
b.lcusirg rival oonpares Nos ana ~ lHhpecoi
King d The Second Precinct srresed murray a,d sn nae1
M1lhssD, VINO brought before Jostcs mofenoase Ao
s, exssioa s,ve b, 70 await he action o; the Grand
Jury
RESIGNED Oliver j. Carter, che Of the Western
Dt FIRE Commissnes sent IN his Tesgua.io1 o, he las'
meeting Ct the Board
LARGE PIcsIc-About 2, coo persons took passage
IN The Long Island Railroad yesterdsy Morris Grove
on picnic with he Carlton avenue Church.
PosTpOyyp.-Tbe picnic OF the Mission Cnurch
sabbath School which 10 have taken place yesterday al
Breyoo Gfonnds postponed, s,coun Of the fainy
weather, o future day.
The authorities have offered reward Of fifty cents
fsr every dog brought 70 the public pound
ARREST OF ALLEGED BURGLARs.-The office Of
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The authorities have offered reward Of fifty cent.
III every dog brought 70 the public pound
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BY adyices frocn NewOrears we learn thst the
Star of the West Jeff Aspirws with about 81 $50 600
in gold.
The holders of tre first mortgage bonds Of the Csr-
apdaisus AID Emirs Railroad Company are requested
to meet on the Goth int, at the office Of Mr.. X. B.
Potter, No. oil Wall street.
The scheme to pay the aOs.irg debt Of the Mlwsu.
kee and Chic,go Green Bay, Mlw.ukes and Clic,gol
Road BY Lego,,:ien Of $lOO. COO 81 M,rg'ge Bo.ds
savrg failed the Directors have sIscu'ea mortgage
70 Ese.s. Baker g. &C. az c,ctio,,, we s-e -
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Some 100000 or 100000 in gold has been pur.
chased lately for shipment but it has no. yet been de-
cided by VIVA. steamer the shipment will be made.
The sggrega,e debt Of the City of Louisville is
50 30l Geo. Of which less than one and half millions
Of dollars is for positive debt with taxable property
of thirty three millions. The remainder of the deb.
tsued to railroads, and VII probably be provided
for by them.
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ASSETS or rHs CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
Real estate, conssrg Of wharyes, markets. lots,
&c, vi ding annual income from which the
large sinking fund is derived O55 73 50
STICK IN Gss Co npany which is worth a very s'ge
sdyAnce par value, aud has paid lees
than 70 y cent T. anpum for several years and
the dividends which have already retired
5000 Of til. Ciy bnt. Issued sor $4,000 %
First mortgage on Lou.vie AID Frankfort Rail-
read, which is ss1nds- ty ample to secure the
city for bonds issued. $4,000 Of Original issae
having already been retired. ............. 10000 co
First mortgage on Lebanon Branch RAilr .a3, ST.
miles lorg finished and fully equipped 225CG0 20
Stock In Louisville ard Nashville Rslro J0Oo0 o.
Sc * in Jacksonville Railroad.
Stock IL Ws,sr Comp 5000
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PosTposED.-Tbe picnic OF the Mission Cnurc'
sstt,b school which was 10 haze taken place yesterday
Brevoos Grounds postponed on sscount Of the iai
weather 10 some future day.
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Tpr CRY SrSEIsG FusrJ The Mayor submitted
o. n. Con mon Con- ell ,be ~ rn,s,irr b@ fooSiuz
he condition q ID esuars F1od - Jloe % s5S
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AUCTION.
loo Nj. Bel RR 50. 90 10 Harmony Fise l1s c. 20
1000 rDebsgo r. r. 3d. M - New World Fire In Co. l0..
5000 Mar 4 Gin RR 7'. Is Security Fir las loel
10 Ocean Bank......". 95 100 La c. NJ RI Co.. ii
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LARGE PIcsIc.-About 2, 600 persons took passage
Oh the Long Island Railroad yerday 20 20 70 Morris Grove
on q picnic with he Carlton avenue Church.
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RrsIssyp Oliver j. Carter, one Of the Wester
D,. Fre Comm,oners sent in his Iesiguao1 q. The La
rnee.ing CT the Board.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27

Il II
aaas. zhaa q sosms inssaea alsGs ID Nh
nrusxsAza. j. ahsre iii NeHzszaaly, najSu
Id Il saaS 80 sesn Ne VA Is aaa fzanl'
|haz - ii lsis a The llsers J, end
- - !
~ bss - Be-. xhs EAfsss SO n
aazmhliaK whisA thass shiapl sasn
haws pergormsds wAs done NJ - salla&a
AZ Dak0sAA- II appeaEs 80 sosA
hook er crook, . company af persons bad
Legally srxauissd khssnssAvsa fos - pngr
poss u aszTsih. = h8nk 81 iaeae s. Da-
kssaA. - arsscasa 81 ineospasa sInn asx !
ed she capital = - 900, and mada sha
stockholders Individually liable Tor che
radempsion IL ia tesmRa. nna whaa thar
caEma III nmaa around Khmsn, thaY dSsaava
agas1 fhak - ssaekhAaasaaa arsae 90 uaxaa
thas mush shsy ses abous 10 hoaxow Il,
after borrowing Tor near Six monEha khsy
again mss for the purpose Of sseoaaElzsk
APP Aftsr adding Hp sAs m0nsy "a
hand eaa tbs asnounf psamlsel kAaz
f6nnA 1t & AapRnt In ehe a&az@gsA ID
u, 600 Ersasy sn0anfaged 81 he re-
salks thsy see ID work ard altered lbs aF-
tielss Of ineospsEaalBn, ~ stirling ~
the clause requiring vs. ,09H capa9al,
and inserted one requiring bed % 90.
BssaEmznad. aowever, 10 have i rsapess
table issue cut, il thsir capital was
email, they aexs ssnsRaad tha sess9as
making The ssoskh5ldsrs FaSfss d sfeh
q manner Is 70 release then fTom AllAis
ability.
Z &c 5000! We End no difkenlEy la
tracing ths failure history Of this concern
severed handEed th8asaad dollars In
eirculasien in sha East--as much Eness
at homa-suay 10 brsak and break i is---
eoalana hsln ss---Rssssns seoa forget -
do it, goekkpldars rich, public pass.
Look ous fe4 he wild cats east Oaa<as
Eaisspgaae.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27

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n Abpsars. from the investigation of
tie AccouaLa between the Middlossx Man
ufaetusing Gampauy aad thsir agents,
Lswrsnsss ssoas a Co., fhAE S87 900 waa
paid soaashody 10 procure the passage
through Congress, Of last winters taEiT.
Eight thousand dollars, it is said, have
been paid 70 writer's, printers and edi-
tors. How the remainder, and much
greater portion of the sum, was dispos-
ed Of, q an inquiry, which deeply con.
Germs che pnbiie, and calls for Homa fUR-
thsr investigation. The presumption is,
that IL was assd b change the opinions
OF members Of she Congress, and th@s-
fore wa divided between the lobby men
employed TO press the scheme upon the
masmbars, ali Coagressmaa whose votes
eoald act De obtained In favor OF the
measure. SRAs she menabers Of Con-
gress, who weTs operated upon BY such
corrupt appliances ID 9 question which
concerns fssa parity Of IegisI alton, and
ought e be thoroughly siftsd and expos
ed The last Congress did Something To-
wards exposing eoxrupt combustion
which axistsd 70 control legislatfon, but
Ehess reoeas disclosures show that il did
not 70 Far ea1agh.
TX one manufacturing company gave
SS7 900 ether probably gave 10 proper
ton, Here Is ) vast fund RAGGED for the
purpose Of procuring legislatieR. II
these Ensaza are 20 be successful IN es-
tabiishing laws for the country, then 1t
comes 10 snfs, that not the public good,
but the longest purse, is the considega-
ton. Ii is easy IA sea wbat viii become
of tha people's rights and iHLeF essa when
oonsid eraEioas Of this kiad hass thsiE
ihaneaee - sur halls Of nRsieAal Isgis.
lation. 8
Lksm@ eAnnoa have honest legislation,
we had better hsvH none. Corrupt leg
isistion, pareA saahis newspapers, sad
ba.ibsd editors, sr enough % ruin any
eoysrnmsnE. So.
Ne do NOS balisys that Aaiarity Of
the niembegs Of Congress, sanction pTas,
tees which lead 10 such results no more
thaH y y believe thas majoEE1s u The
newgpapsf press of this eoaugky ere a..
pnncipled and vsnaI, but eneuah q both
10 succeed By improper means in pro-
cuxiux saz saEioAs as u asaasaa By
spaeiI inaswassa, and wsaithy eaaahinm'
| tian ID dIeasasa 40 ear public shaxme.
Tn. sd haahaaign for ts5e paFmana@ss
az vouuIas snstSsmasena. The syak saDse
be sissaks& q snza, Gaa sxpessfs . u
best corrective, sAaa can be sppIisd,~s
PIX LEDGE.