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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

The Republican Convention, Its object.
The Independent Republican Convention
that met at this place 90 last Saturday, was
gotten up, called and controlled by the new
sinmese Twin5- the two squires, Squire Hius-
dale and Squire James-for The purpose Of
%cleoting Squire Hinsdale to the Legislature,
and II possible, providing o place for Squire
James. With an eye single to this cod, oil
the nominations we're made 10 efeot the
the election Of Squire Hinsdsle. Mr.. Bren-
pom, o worthy citizen Of st. Joha's, vsB be
s0ught, coaBed and plead with, 10 consent to
be q candidate along With Squire Hingdsle, to
Br6nnon was too good g Democrat to srfer
himself to be made @ tool Of to elect Repub.
lioana, or to assist them 10 beating the Demo-
cratic party. As they could not persuade
BNeunon to be a candidate they were compel
ed 70 take Mr. Mcdonald, hoping h5 would
help to elect Squire Hiusda.e.
The next thing was to fix up the Recorder.
Mr.. Hughes Of this place, had a plurality in
the Convention, and was truly and fairly nom
mated on the first aud second ballots. Bat
this did not suit the Squires, beoaue they sup
posed that Virden, on account Of his rela,
t~onsbip, could carry more votes to Squire
Hinsdale than Hughs could, 30 Uugbs had to
be slaughtered and cheated out Of the nom.
nation 90 make coom for Virden. Mr.. Hughg
Is q young man that would have made a FIRST.
rate Recorder. He Is a good Democrat and
went into the Convention with sll fdrness and
honesty, surprising that it was what it pur.
ported to be, an Independent Convention, but
he has found 10 vas ouly a Republican affair
intended for the benefit Of the Twins, and he
will not abide the result. la like manner
were the other offices apportioned of: Ford
in Omadi, Moran in St Johns, Pinkerton in
Coyington, Nash in OmSdi, etc. But it will
not work or win; the thing is too transparent
For the past three months the Scuires have
devoted their whole ume-perhaps, because
they had nothing else to do-to getting to-
gether this Convention, They have pandered
to the ~prejudices Of tine citizens, studiouslv |
yllifed, abused, and misrepteseuted every |
citizen that they could make it 10 their sd.
vantage to Do go. They have Iabored ardu.
ously and unscrupulously, doing thugs that
honest men would be ashamed Of, aud not
vithstandiDg al their labors, the whole
thing was 4 failure. Ii mas seen through too
costly, and the few Democrats that they did
beguiIe into ,heir Convention. nov see the OBJ
jsoL sra toe Kind OF a crowd Jhey
we're smo0g and are leaving II as they would
a sinking .AiP; sad before the day OF cleo
t,an ,hera aiil not be enough Of the "Inde-
psnd,ut Convention to make a Corporsl's
Ruala fog the I've Squ,ros to drl,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17
Head TAIs!

Povsras the ciofe Of a long article, In the
Nsbrsskssa. NO nod The following sensible re-
marks, oLiob We commend to the perusal and
constipation OF evecy voter in The Territory:
Again We usist that 10 would, at ell times be
unwise 70 send from "a Territory, n delegate
10 Congress whose politics would prevent har-
mouy Of with the controlling peWers.-
As a Territory, we are dependent upon Con
gress for every thing in the way u appro-
priatious, aud upon the Administration for
every thing M the way Of Official fsvors and
executive patronage. These are every thing
70 ms in our Territorial existence. Even Re
pu6lioans would be but poorly compensated by
a barren victory" for the Toes Of sPpro-
p~riations We have a right 70 expect aud
which We will doubtless o6tsia, Il demanded
with spirit and fought for With energy by a
Representative who is not 0bnoxlous 20 those
who have TIE fay0r 70 bestoW. Can q Re-
publican s~tSniing on q platform, every plank
OF which reeks with curses and dennncisuons
OF the pimiuisTRti0n, in fact who goes thsrs
% ths avcvei enemy n tho administration
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

'sus vH could mention in Dakota
END is very 5ir from possessing thoir
Of, .esce. Whoa the RepubtioaH Party
s,rrt.i him out ~stumplng on an Abolition hob
by, they pointed out very Improbable difec-
ton for him, when they sent him north. Il
Is trae 30 amused 8 few, but he disgnsted
many His speech dove an the conservative
Republicans from the house in d,sgusi, and
when he finished he hsd bat a few Of the rank
est left snd about q dozen Of DemocI=ts who
did not choose to violate deoorum, b. leo7ias
the houss while he was speaking.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

with . hide thicker thsn that Of h,pp5ra,s-
uua and r body b. which fersii hsat is a
c.mf'rt ztheT than On annoyance. be- dr5p.
lnslI bausss over tho prescribed tarh- on
Th''a toe '1irepii EEe,ishmns anilured 20 the
2urnisg sgu. coDsuUes bis Impatient eosrsy
aud tvo ofien saer.hoos his lie. We Wish tIeY
would ~ cat aud view iho Negro tn al TIE
elaEonry III bic i~ilenssa. bic pride. biz iagrati.
iode, eynttmptuously snecriuEa, fhe lrIusfrv
~ hat race vhich made him free. aHa then
come home AID ieskh The memorable lesson u
nsir ~crp5fcneo % tie GnAiloa Whs have Ter.
verSi him i20 whst no IT,"
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17
hs-bIoorOs majority 10 Alabama is about

H5-biooro's majority 10 Alabama Is about
81 900, MSgomn's, In Kentucky ir {, lisa Har.
ris' 10 Tennessee, 30 far as beard from. II
@)0 snd the returns Ia Texas bad placed
Houston $4,000 ahead Of Runuels aud His
figures were still Increasing What do our
Republicans think Of themselves now, when
the South, las far as heard from" has gone
Democratic, upholds the Popular Soysrsign,ly
dooy'ne and Is opposed to the African Slave
trade'
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

Ia II TRUE I'VE understand that Daily
has been eleotioneeriug for General Rstabrook
up North Of here. lie got up where Skisms
did not exist, and knowing no way Of mskiog
hinself 50 popular IS advocating the Generals
claims, he wsltsed iu." We Go not believe
the yarn, " but We do know he is making
mere votes for EstAbrook tbsa no is aware
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

ST. MARY-This Missouri riverssIeamer.
was sunk on the 4th inst, about daylight,
when near Hsmme's landing. No passengers
we're lost ana nearly al the goods we're saved.
She was NJ old concern aud not worth much,
but be opened 20 be insured for $1,000
Sinking old boats ia the Missouri Is 5 pretty
good business lately
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

Fox Tar huEs "A large number % per
sons viii leave Nsoraaka City in a few Gays
for tie mines. We notice Hon. II. P, Ben-
net, Wm bennet EE Mayor A. A. Breokleld
AMI olhsrs making preparation % depart
rvs CRY t;vs
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

Please Announce the name OF GEORGE ". DoANE,
rs . Candidate for District Attorney, Of the Third Ju-
dicld District.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

III f-'i ~ o. Ss-a-slisu ~ "a Caraaa.
ire tc 70 hare zgy norsg
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17

x. NJ Furuss. editor Of The Browrsrma
daVerr'rr and hitherto O professed Dsnoe-at
has boiled the Democratic ticket and 49,.
hs PeTPoso 20 support Nv. Daily Of Nsu.rh.
SounSy for Delegate 20 Congress Instead 81
Gen. q BstsbroOk, ;5e regularly a~on,,et.d
Bsnoora;io Candidate. His papsr Of ,,s d..
Est IN a leader headed " TIE Parties. Tb.,.
Nominations, Oar Course, " hs naker tAs fol.
lowing announcement:
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DEmOoRATIo HOMINATIoEs-

Saturday Mornins' September II 1859,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-17
9akOta Gitg 9naI0

GEO. b. oRAsr Editor a Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15
TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, March IA, 1859.
II is credfby ascertaned that both England and Franc,
dsclam any other intention in sending naval forces to the
Mexico than to procure due reparaon for wrongs
British and French subjects The further statement Is
made that it is not their purpose to take sides with or
favor either Of the contendng Mexican governments
There to believe government is not appre
hensve that anything will be done by them in conflict
with the Monroe doctrine Or shape the political insttu
tons Of that country.
Mr.. Holt entered upon the discharge of his duties
Postmaster General today. The Boston committee had
an interview with him in reference to the removal Of the
PCS. Office aud he informed them he would consider the
subject after hearing from Postmaster Capen.
General Denver left this afternoon for California. His
resignation as of Indian Affairs Is take
effect on the first Of April. Mr. Mix Chief Clerk of the
bureau, has been commissioned as Acting Commits
sioner.
The last weekly Treasury statement up to the It'll inst
shows n balance in the treasury Of s7,lss,ooo The
receipts Of the week $715,oOo. The drafts paid
amounted s732oOO, and the drafts seucd to 81 osl
0o0-a reduction Of $500 900 compared with the pre-
yious week. The receipts in New York for the week end
ing Saturday last were 2272 0oo including 81 600
on account of the loan.
Z Tho Board consisting Of Chief Wood sherwood
and Long, will at Philadelphia the 2sth inst
for the examination Of candidates for admission and pro-
motion in the Engineer corps OF the navy.
Chief Clerk shugert is acting as Commissioner of
Patcnte
rivrrnrv urcu nj ever snce the close of
Congress- is convalescent
Ex-Congressman Joseph Miller of Ohio, has been an.
pointed Associate Justice for Nebraska vice Samuel W.
Hack resinred,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

lNIENsroS1t CorrrrsrEs The particulars OF the
wreck Of The British bark Franklin, OF her honaeward
voyage from Pensacola TO Queenstown, in January last
were detailed in The NEW YORK HERfp OF the Goth Of
That month The wife and child Of The captain Young
and some OF the crew we're washed overheard aud
drowned The survivors, after cngng to the wreck for
several days and enduring extreme pryaons from hun
ger and coldsevcral Of the men being severely frost
ohten"cre provdcntisy fallen in with and rcscued by
inc American packet ship Manhattan. Capt Thomas
DIXON, and having been mos, kindly and humanoly
treated oy himself. Bis surgeon and oncers were safely
inneu OF ms port The circumstances were reported by
inc fun consul al this port 10 HE government and in
reply we are happy TO ANNOUNCE that by the last mat tns
,onsul nas received from the Board Of Trade dogralch
ac9uan.pg him that her Malesiys government as an
knoHooR incnt o. the humane conduct Of Cant Dixon
ana ms o,cIs IN rcscuny The survivors OF tho crew OF
the iransn have ecictminc6 present 10 Capt DIXON
eeXtant 20 the chief ofccr who com IN 1nded Inc boat
telescope tn the surgeon OR. Cunp5e) cage OF surg
cal instrnments 10 The third officer the sum OF IS sier
Ing, and u the carpenter end two seanen tho sn Of 60
sterling each Inc sczant telescope ami surgical nstru.
mcnts which VIII be Or handsome description will have
suitable inscriptions upon them N the
brave end humane conduct Of the parties 10 whom they
arc 10 be presented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

ur,e New York Decentralization Tor Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Captain Leitch will
leave this mort 10 morrow afternoon for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city at one O'Clock
70 morrow afternoon
The European edition Of the HsIAlD will be published at
ten O'Clock in the morning. Single copies, in wrappers
six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
NEW YORK HERALD VIII be received al the following places
In Europe
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The contents of the European edition OF the Herald will
combine the news received by mail and telegraph at the
Office during the previous week and up to the hour OF
publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15
AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL,
Our Special Albany Dcspntch.

PROPOSED s3,j00,00O CANAL LoAN-TuE NEW YORK
ARsENAIs-DEATH OF AssEaBLYMAN BAKER, ETC.
Albany, March Ia, 1850
Senator prosser, of Buffalo, is practical man. There
has been person in the Legislature who has had
the experience the transportation of produce and mer
chandse equal TO the honorable Senator For period of
nearly twenty years he has been actively connected with
canal transportation in every capacity, from simple dr
up OF the heaviest and successful forward
ing merchants His experience satisfies him that The in
erests of the State and the larger facilities for transit to
aud from tide water require the completion of the canals
at Tire earliest possible moment The Senator fearing
however that uner the present state OF the finances the
work cannot be accomplished at early hour as de-
sred has submitted proposition to open the constitution
again. permitting the authorities OF the State to borrow
the supposed necessary amount This is the Senator's
proposition
Resolved Nf the Assembly concnr, That the following
referred to he Legislature be me-. election Of
sen r ana De paoas three months previous 70 making
olns . t1 . 5n az. srre q said
"ibe Legislature ehs borrow suoh sum or sums Of money
800 rate no. esceeiag SIX per cent per ann
can cn e ss s drafts O. the
canals and Tor damages awarded such
lie syues aud seneca canals and to conpets ss Gemesce
scs and BaeS River canals ard 70 enlarge Che locks the
IRE peton Of lie sa caras and ocss At he earest day
praccole snd before the FIRST day May In the year 1851
and ended None Of the moneys borrowed under this
than tho ,a named in tLls "a sertgn ~ WI 0S' p"r'Ses
After paying the expenscs Of c,elan ierce
End repairs Of Tie canals aud The sums by The
I ad second sections OF this article, there snail be appro-
p,o s s, oar. IN each tcat year out OF tn. surplus
~ ~ ~ n va rs sihins lnne sun, sunc.en Y
ssa as esse e. q" se,r sss sSd q @ @ Ducn
amendnent for which Dis Is III. ts and sscend ssn
sufficient to pay the Interest and principal 10 ike manner OF
any on SIDE nder this section 80 amended and II the said
.sres sla No, respect vc Dc srht;ent n redeem
10 iat,sf sn b cn s - We means
OF he sad snIing Tsds ey ,n,,i,;g IN s ne fa
song provcns ere shs he nail sn55IaTv oui ~ s,,
The treasury me state S20Jy,Op To delcay
ne necessary expenses Of government IN scb fiscal year
"a we rensi.cer 9, sna slal ne o.
c he iaieea o., 49, =. . ~ az ~. sAi' a. Nv
Tie nrovijons ~ aeoflon t,vel,e n MA sroe rso,,-
every law Tor borrowing money 10 sed 10 ID. people
shall not apply the laws authorized by tbs secis,n
a. eon,rars Tor worior rasrss On any canal, shil be
w .he who spa pn" ~ SO 30 " pr''oe ue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15
THE GENERAL NEwsrArxR DESPATCH.

AIBASy, March IA, 1859.
The propeller Corning LEFT here for New York at Eve
O'Clock this afternoon with load Of cattle and rolling
freight The river entirely FREQ from ce and all the
steamers preparing for business.
The steamer Young America leaves for Kingston 10.
morrow morning with tow. On Thursday tow will be
sent from here. Among the freight TO go down will DO
10000 barrels Of four 1900 bushels Of oats and 1000
bushels OF rye
man named Timothy Murphy was instantly killed this
afternoon at Pruyn Lansngs boiler works. by having
his head mashed to jelly by about 500 pounds Of iron
falling upon IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

much doub.st especially Of tine when our iacdat.e
and commecdablo public charities are to Ego begging"
Msrscna Baier member o. the House OF Assembly from
Catsrsugus county died at bis residence In Farmersve
this morning. at tcu O'Clock. he left the chamber soue
four weeks since on visit 10 Massachusetts, was soon
after taken H. and lived but few days after reaching MS
own home. This the second member OF this
who has departed this life since ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of tho
present session.
River navigation is fairly open. One OF Schuylrs
propeers the first vose through she arrived mere
at eight O'Clock last evening, after passage OF twenty
-four hours from New York encounering large aeias OF
ice In the neighborhood Of Catskii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15
THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington Despatch.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
THE AFpAIRs OF THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WILL THEM BE AN EXTRA SESSION OF C0NdRKs5!-
IRE sicxLEs CAsI, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March II. 1859.
The question Of an extra session Of Congress will be
der the consideration Of the Cabinet The Pres
dent intends to decide then possible carry on tho gov
ernnent without one An impression prevails outside ana
among the gentlemen engaged In examining the Post ONCE
affairs IN reference to this question: that without money
to pay employees and contractor the postal communica
tons Of the country will seriously dsarranged and that
money except by authority Of regular ap-
preparation bill On the other hand, Is believed that BY
the Department issuing scrip for its indebtedness to con-
tractors and employees the government 50 on till the
regular meeting Of Congress in December.
The President is undoubtedly inclined at present to
avoid extra session There is however the ugly fact
revealed in the investigation Of the Post Oce accounts Of
some six millions of dollays Of arrears All the exhibits
were submitted to the President for examination to-day
Postmaster General Holt entered upon his duties day
Postmaster General Holt introduced today to the
heads Of bureaus and clerks in the Post Once Department
and addressed them in neat speech, abiding in touching
terms to the death Of the late Postmaster General He
said while he should regard the feelings and interests or
all within and without The department. he should scrupu
lousy discharge his duty lead in what direction 1t might
Mr. Holt had long interview with the President 70 day
Ia reference TO matters connected with the department
Mr.. Stoeck, the Russian Minister, md Senior Cavan-
cant the Brazilian Minister, expected to return to
Washington from Europe in April or May.
By the latest from Mexico learn that Gen. Cara
had resigned Governor Of Tamauas and that Andreas
Farno appointed to the vacancy by President Juarez
From the movements Of Robes and his intimate friends,
there was every reason 10 believe he intended within
short time to pronounce against both the Mramon and
Juaroz governments
The leading republicans Of the Seward school have been
eecret consultation here for the last few days. to take
preliminary steps in arranging the programme for 1860
The Sckles case before the Grand Jury today,
when large number OF witnesses were examined The
facts elected the before the Coroners Jury
They will probably bring in verdict TO morrow.
The Union newspaper is in the Market in the words
Of the President is in ransiton state" Negotiations
are going actively. Wendell is willing to sell out to
the administration party, and numerous Presidential
| cliques are bidding against it.
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Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

Sr. LOUIS March Ii, 1859.
The California overland mail of the 18th u has arrived
One through and FIVE way passengers came in the stage
Several tribes Of Indians reported at Apache Pass
for the purpose Of making treaties.
The Camarches had stolen eighty mules from drove
belonging TO the Mail Company and designed to supply
their stations party of rangers had started in pursuit
The company were supplying their stations with amn,u.
milton and Sharpo's rifles
The report that Governor Pesquera of sonora had been
deposcd Is not confirmed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

the shipments should continue to decrease the same
ratio, the close Of the year would exhibit falling off,
compared with those Of 1858, of six millions seven
hundred thousand dollars The miues are represented as
productive as over, and the decrease only be ari
baable to the fact that more money required 10 meet
the Increasing demands Of trade in California Oregon ape
Washington Territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15
Mail Destroyed by Indians.

ST. IorIs, March 10, 1859.
The loss Of the Neosho and Albuquerque mail as; No.
vebcr confirmed by the arrival here Of John Hall is
conductor who makes a iavt to The effect that when
about days march behind Lieut. Bcae party he was
attacked by forty Cainanehes badly wounded aud taken
prisoner aud the mail destroyed. Mr. Hall escaped from
the Indians in February and after enduring severe hard
ships sacceeded in reaching the settlements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15
Election In KANSAS,

LEArESwoGfH March H. 1859
Governor medsry has issued proclamation for an
election on the fourth Monday in March accordance
with the act of the last Legislature providing os the for
nation Of constitutional and State government for
Kansas Three months residence prior TO the election IL
requisite TO vote. Aliens having declared intentions to
become citizeUs are aual1ed
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Murder Of Col. Joseph Bond. or Georgia.

MACON, Ca, Mlrcb a. 1859.
letter has just been received from Albany announcing
the murder Of Col Joseph Bond, Of this CITY, He was
killed on Saturday, ibsny, by Jaclus Brown The
difficulty is believed, originated in Brown whipping Que
Of Bonds negroes Mr. Bond among the largest cot
ton planters of the South and very popular public
itcf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

BALTIMORE, March IA, 1859
Flour firm Howard street, so 37%. Wheat stoady-
White 81 "a 81 81. Corn dull aud declined &C. WHITE
,gc yellow, s3c. rr0vsons arm; bacon sides, 0stc
Wblskoyi city, 2ec.
Nav ORrFiNp, March IL, 1850
The paog of cotton foi lie week ending last evening
were $3.50 bales.
CNusv,1i March "a, 1869
Flour FIRM al 50 30 SO Wheat ann Whskcy, CSC
Prov s'orh itm. N,fs pork, Sib
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Christopher Colson Tor many years fish dealer in this
city, was divorced from his wfc in January last. sun.
day ne met her at his bro.hsrs housc when he
drew large knife and cn her throat killing her instant
y he was arrested shortly after wards and committed
TO jail After committing the decd, he partoos Of large
dose OF opium, which combined with sudden foDpagc
or liquor caugcd his death this afternoon thus nty end
ing OF tho cold bloodci murdera commit.
tei in tby CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

NonE PoinE CoRRtrfroS The investigation 20 to the
charge against oncer John H. Weycr Of the seventh pee
cnct, Of being owner or partner digrepltabc house
recently broken up By the Ff precinct police took place
yesterday before Police Commissioner Bowen Mr. Bogcu
said evidence enough the care 4, dismiss Ten
mtn from The department.
Sergeant Brncy las nomiraly gone Eas, 10 geo aone
tick rratNe5 really be hrs, II q ssM gone soath for
ebine uDnfntoned pnrose lie trial u 10, tponcd uatD
be comes back, Il cYtr tbai faplcea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

YANKEE INSTITUTIONS IN LoNDoN.-Seyeral of
the London weekly papers have adopted the Bon
ner system Of advertising aud inserted whole
pages Of advertising matter in the London Tines,
and other leading papers there, as Mr.. Bonner
does in the HERALD and other journals here. Yam
keeism is spreading rapidly in Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15

NIAIos GARpIS.-The large and valuable collection Of
animals known as the Van Ambugh menagere have been
aided to the attractions Of Nixon Co.'s circus Together
the attractions Of the circus and the wild beasts make the
Garden as popular as ever.