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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01
DAVID OVEE.

IT paid in advance Sl.50; within The year,
S2.C0; and if not paid mi.hin THE year, $3.50 will
be Charged. No paper discontinued uatil all ar
learaees are pad-eaeert It the option Of the
Editor. failure to notify dsconninnance will
be regarded a new engagement
,6drertsssmelks not exceeding square, 10 lines
inserted three times for $l-cvery subsequent IN
sertion, rs cents. Longer ones in the same rro-
portion. Each fraction of square counted as
full square. All advertisements not specially
ordered for a given time viii be continued until
forbid A liberal deduction will be made TO these
who ad, crtise by the year.
Job P.1iatiag Of all kinds executed neatly and
PROMPTLY and on reasonable terms.
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IjI!. Y. Il. u.HIqN0R.

A + Lancaster City, late CT Philadephia where
~ he has been in successful practice fo,sa ncIn-
Der Of years received his education at Tie lest Med
ica College in the United Stat, and had the x
perience and practice in he different Hospitals for
several years. member of tie Analytical u edic.
Institute of New York, and late Surgeon OF the
United Stat@s Navy, offers himself to the pub
lie to attend any professional calls.
The purest medicines alWays ON hand direct fion
the best Laboratories of country, and the Bo-
fanical Gardens of the worll No patent medicine
pre- scrbed recommended. Medicines used only
which wilnot break down the constitution. Int win
rsnovate the system from all injuries il h sustain
ed from mineral medicines. Chronic and diifiuli
diseases must BE treated upon apayt principles
which IS 70 know and ascertain what disease IS lis
nature and character require knowledge Of the
chemical constituents OF every solid and fluid Of the
human body the changes those solids and fluids
are capabla of undergoing. To know what medi-
eineS0 employ TO cnr2 els eases, requires 4 kroyY
ledge Of The chemical constituents OF all agents
employed ia incidence; and il we are in possession
OF this knowledge it is possible to cure any disease
no matteI OF how long standing-and leave tiic
patient IN healthy and perfectly cured condition
Melancholy, Alteration or that state of alienation
and weakness of the mind which renders persons in
capable OF enjoying the pleasures Of performing the
duties OF life; Dyspepsia; that distressing disease
and fell destroyer OF health and happiness under
mining the constitution. and yearly carving tloiz
sands to uniimely graves, most emphatically be
cured. RbcumaTism, iu any form or condition
chronic or acute, warranted cnrable; Epilepsy OF
falling sickness eli chronic and stubborn cases Of
Female Diseases radically removed Salt Rheum
and every description of ulceratinns; Piles and
ScrouoUs Diseases which have hafiisd all previous
medical skill can be cured by my treatment, when
The constitution is not exhausted.
do sly al diseases (yes, Coasumgtioa) can be
cured.
017- Cancer cared riiiout IKE knifs
/ will remain in my office on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, from o'clock A. NJ, to accommodate
patients rcr Distance and con uit in the English
and German languages. win make visit. 70 any
distance II required Nay te addressed BY letter.
Fulton Square, Lancaster citr Pa.
Jay 80, Is58-ly
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01
PICKLES AND SHOES TO BOOT.

''Na.y men OF many minds"
Many shoes OF many kinds;
From sizes one TO number nine,
Allowing some fer heel behind
Boots for men and women too,
Some high, some low, some old and new,
With shlnEnai tops and pointed heels,
TO mShe him high who l5Y'y feels.
II prices do nor suit your mind,
Inst take a it.lo cheaper kind;
But when yoa buy eheip shoes, bewsre,
For cheapest shoes are fcst TO tear.
u huits or pickles Wei put up,
Preserved fruits, or nice catsup,
BE bothering any TO taste.
TofERGUS0 $ be sure to hsste.
Tobacco aad cisars are there.
OF qualities and kinds quite rare
To please the taste OF every one
And make the boys appear full crown
. u e take 81; kinds OF trade for goods,
E'en wagons fun from out the woods
All kinds Of produce, and VI grain,
VII 5e received aud sold again.
Vow call and see this store of shoes,
o. pickirs AID preserves for use;
ANA when you call, .iast bring along,
u hat is the Obj fct Of our song.
BARD TTiiES Relief
Nov. s, 1853.
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nIKIDEND.

diri Lend Of 4 half per cert. was leclared by
the board Of manegers OF the Bedf5rl and Stoys-
town Turnpike Road Company, on The seventh dty
oi March, 1859. on all the stock Of the said Com
pauy, and viii be paid by the Treasurer of ths
Company on demlnd, at his office in SeBeIsburg,
and Icy Hon Michael Zimmerman in Somerset
County. PETER SCHEIL,
March Is, 1859 Treasurer
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01

oll stand, large and well EA@ees--ftsY
Sz1-A selected s.eeb II choice SAzashssz
Drugs and Medicines, WlioeSass aHs ratai' I'll of.
wlieh will he sell o. ssit terms. lie assstnaetst
consists in part e
Drug. oaa cAsrtieels. Iga Eoo9s rsd feds, Puiaa
cra 0ils, IEiMlo,s Glsss and Glass Hare. Iotac
GO aid Scgars: Pe.Teaicy, Fancy .4rtirles, &C., &C.
PArEsr MFpiciy Es.-ii4yine tte regular agency
for the sale sf many Of these mes!eines, tn pue-
lie are assured tlst tiey of tie lesti sucii as
have stood the test of time and experience, and
can be safely reeommeDlcd as genuine. viz :
Townscnd's and Sands Sarsaparilla, " Nistar's
Ralsaul Of Wild Cherry. Ayers Cl4e-ry Fector'sE
Mcff:t's Life Pills and Phoenix Bittars. pr.
Jaync.s Family Medicines, FahnstocA S. iloben-
sacks ard other germifuge: IIoofand's Gernef,
Bitters, &c, sc.
Constantly on hand 4 large stock Of histories
geographical scientific religious, poeteal, school
and miscellaneous BOOKS.
Also great variety of FANCY STATIDEE-
RY, Cap, Post aud Wrapping Paper, of every
quality, Paper IEangings in great variety. VIM
dow Blinds, in patterns by the piece. Wall
Paper, Steel and Fancy Goofs.
BLANK BOOKS o+ every size and quality
Pocket Books and Port Menaaies, Diaries, Blank
Deeds ana Mortgs ses. gold Pens and Pencils.
Combs, BRUSHES, Perfcmely ia great YaFiety.
Soaps, &c: &c.
Lamps, and ,n;,hine Oil and Burning Fluid.
kept constantly on nand.
CHOICE LIQUORS tor medical use; Wolfs'
scheidam sehaapps. Gin, Port, Sserry and Ma
dera Wines.
Jan. IS, 1859.
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SELLiNG OgF AT COST.

I'd RS. II. d. PEUGH wishes 10 retire from bu-
IVA sincss and will sell an entire Stock OF goods
at cost Ladies wishing to supply themselves With
goods at Wholesale prices would do well to call be-
fore the following hlndsome article ars disposed
Of.
Rich silks French dclinos Caslmeres hlDscas
Poplns: French and American De Lanes, Velvets'
Shawls CloaSs, Iantles, Ladies' and Childrcus
Furs, Clouds, Hoods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Feathers. French Work Gloves, Hoisary, Shoes,
Jewelry, Perfumery, and an endless ysrirty Of
Fancy Goods.
AiiliseIs woull fnd it to their advantage to ex-
anime the assortment in the Millinery department
Dec. II, 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01
LlGlTIESS AYD A:,iYIDSS.

hesles ohyiting several other objections that have
heretofore attended their use. The cost OF aEuu-
facture is also greatly reduced.
The subscriber Agent for Bedford County, viii
dispose Of Township and siiop rights, on reason
aide terms. WILLIAM O'NEAL Agent.
Feb. is, 1868. E,ias.urg Bcdford CO., Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01
UNION AoTEL,
RnaISnr.G

FEsHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
q public tlat he has opened I Hotel. under the
above name, il the old and we'll known Globe
hu ling, on West Pitt Street Formerly owned and
occupied By Mr. John Young. where he will be
happy 10 all his friends anl the travelling pub
lie generally. Persons attending Court are re.
spectfully invited TO give ilim call. He pledges
himself that he will do al in lis power to render
all his guests comfortable.
Ills Tabl, viii be supplied with tire choicest de-
licaeies the market will atford.
The Bed Roo.as will cont ia clean and comfort
able bedding
The Bar viii b. suppiied With choice liquors.
Ihe Stable wiz be attended hy a Careful and nj
ientiYe hostler
ay-- Boarders win be taken By the day, week,
month and year.
JONATHAN HORTON.
Bedford, April 30. 1853
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01
EXECUTORS SALE.
OF
RE.RL ESXaHY1E.

FE'HE sui seriber, Executor or the last will aud
n Testament of John Claar, late Of the Borough
OF Bedford, deed. win sell at public SAL. on
THURSDAY, tie TN Of .4PRlL g,eri,
at the llte residence Of said deed TIE House and
Lot Of ground occupied By him in said Borough,
eing Lot y O. 194, in the plan Of the Town adi0in-
Ing the School House Lot on the East Isaac Men
gel. jr on the West. the Ravstown Brancli on the
North, and west Pitt street on tire South; contain
ing so feet front Pitt street and running back to
said Raystown branch, and having thereon erected
a enc Story log and weather boarded dwelling house
blacksmith stop, 9g staole and oth. out buildings.
ALSO,
4; the same tiase ard piaco, the out-lots of said
decedent, numbered 70 and SO in the manor of Bed
ford, sitG4te about miles from town, on the west
side ot the Road leading into the sfGerman corner
adjoining each other, and lsnds of Hugh Moore
Jacob Mertin's h rs, John Sprout, date WIn. Mai
ken) John Rridahain and others, ard containing
about 10 acres a1f. 81 peFches.
TER .NS
One third in hand, aud the balance IN two equal
annual payments withou; interest TO he secured Is
Judgment notes, or notes and mortgage at the op-
ton Of The subscriber Possession given as soon
IS the terms are complied with.
JOSEPH CLAIR.
March H. 1859. Ex'cr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01
FOUgDss9 AND MACHINE

business in the establishment recently erected
BY Gilliard Dock, in Hopewel, Bedford coun-
~, are nov prepa-ed 70 execGte orders fer
C-4SIiAtS AND M.fcHINE9Y Y Of every de-
scription. They viii build TO order steam-en-
gines, coal and driit-cars, horse powers and
lllreslling machines-also, casting OF every
kind fer furnaces, farges, s.sw, grist and rolling
mills ploughs, water-plps, columns. house
fronts, brackets, &c. &c.
They are also, now making fine assortment
Of fST0VES Of various kinds Of the latest pat
terms and NEST approved styles, including sex
heating stoves for churches, Offices, bar rooms,
&c.
"A tul assortment of Stoves will be kept
constantly on hand, and sold at wholesale and
retail, at prices to suit the times, and quality,
warranted equal to the best eastern make
Machinery OF all kinds repaired promptly
Patterns nlade to order.
GILLIARD DOCK,
G. W. ASHC0h.
Nov. &, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01
BLOODY RUN FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

IHA SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared, OF their
Foundry in Bloody Run, 10 fill all orders for cast
ings any description foc Grist and Saw " ills,
ThIeshing Macilines, Apple Mills, pieughs, and
all things else in their line that may be needed in
this o. The adjoining counties.
We!atnuiacture Threshing Machines C:2 or 8
Horse rowcr, paryaatea equal if lot superior to
any made in the State. We keep constantly on
hand a full assortment Of Woodcock, Plug, and
Hillside Poughs uarraR.ed to give satisfaction or
sale. Points, shares and landsides, 10 fit ali
Woodcock or Seyler Ploughs in the County.
Farmers Bells, Ploughs and Castings of our
make may be had ut Foundry prices at the stcre Of
VIM Hartley, Bedford Pa, Louderbaugh &; Pee.
East Proylencc Tp., Tim Nycum K Son, Rays
Hill. Times being hrl, We otf.r great induce
meuts 20 Farmers and Mechanics to buy OF
All Kinds Of repairing done in 4 neat ard sub
stantal manner, and al work warranted. Call
and examine oHF work ard castings ard judge
Tor yourselves.
JOSIAH BAUGuHAN & BRO.
Mare!l 25, l8JS-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01
DBDFORD HIGH SCHOOL.

THIS SCHOOL win open on Monday tie Dist OF
4 February ia tie I12aGE BaIcK BrILDsSG hereso
ior4 occupied 10y ths Rev. Geo. Augbin baugh-
The services OF Miss S. E. NoatgomerY, o youag
Lady of thorough eiuclion ana vel rer>etl il the
ARTS Of Teaching have ncea procured - take
charge of the Female Department.
Persons from different parts Of the County wish
in; TO prepar' themselves for teaching. viii find il
their advantage by attending this Institution. rs
special win be taken with them in the branches
taught in the "Common Schools" under The su-.
perrision Of tie Coua'y Superinf eade4t.
The Session viii oe divided iMto two Quarters Of
ii weeks each.
Tuition per quarter
Primary Branches, 8 90
Common English, GO
Higher do 5 co
Classics, G 25
Students entering before the MiIdo Of the Quar-.
fer will be charged full Tuition. Those entering al
ter that time will b. charged half Tuition No de-
ducti0n made unless in Of protraoted sickness
d. o. SHOEMAKER
Feb is, 1893. Principal.
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BEDFORD inquirer.


Is lpllsled every FTiday morning, in lnliana
Street, in the white frame building.
nearly opposite the Mengel
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TO iOUSEAjsPlRA.

Store, has just received, a ls1ge assortment al
the best aavoFing extracts, together with Bak
ing Soda, Cream of Tartar, Saleratus, &C., OF
abe very best quality, al Of which he will sell
the lowest prices.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01

EOURE WHITE LEAD, Flaxseed oil and Spirits
4 Turpentine a. DR.. Harry's Drug and Book
Store.
August 8, 1853
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01
FOUNDRY IND NiCHINE SHOP

THE subscribers having formed partner
ship under the style of ssDock * AShcom" To-
the purpose Of conducting general
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-01

HAfNE Wnghts, Benefits and Dvott,s oils al
August 6, 1858.
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LGGA OUT!

"A Lii persons indebted to Samuel Shuck 4 Co..
"A by book account or otherwise are berehv no,
tiled to call and make settlement Immediately. or
their account will be left with proper officer for
collection, without respect TO persons.
Feb. 4, l659.-h SAMUEL ShUCK & co.
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nRIaS ND BOOKS.
DIR. T. G. REAMER & 6. i. WAY,

=--.n HAVING fors,lcd a partnership. y tis
60 DE JJts and BOOK BUSINESS. will con
stantly keep Oh band nj tle GFlFfE
Oh stand : large and well Esks@Sss.@.fsse1
i rhs
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TSsE G GREM e.

EaLentIne Steokman.
= ID p . Z : -z--EG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13


A this mome.t very 6ns band OF regimental music,
about 10 str aa 81 the gimept ralambin "a am
told By Autr .ficer, cos tn street before
my window, playing ,hs "n de'ysky March"
All the Streets puoc places and beer houses crowd
ed by Austrian olcerS 10 ITO NIT splendid and
varej colorei unhums. The people OF the town
are almost crazy With enthusiasm. Flags
from al wiz dows; flowers ana bouquets are thrown
by the hands Of The lacies to evrs Austrian officer who
pssses; tn cries of "yNa. the En- eror" les ibe der
KAISER, end "a bas Ia candie Che special epithes used
towards Luis Nipo,o, snd hs couri,) OIL the air. and
the bells of the numerous churches ring day
Of great religious national festival
1t 10 said, and in this moment announced, under tho
beating Of the drum to the amazed population that every
day ten trains filed with Austrian troops will in
tos ,owp, that the citizens will not be molesed by the
quar'erng of soldiers but the WEALTHY "borsers" shs
be favored by the quareripg Of Austrian ccers, they
send in their names and the humber Of rooms they will
put gratis at the disposition ofthe Impsras assrlichen
All these troops belong 20 the fret Austrian army sta
toned 10 Bohemia coming from Prag via Lei,mertz Dres
den and Hof, and leaving via Augsburg to ryrol.
On the volkswiese, ('People's meadow,') . sort Of
public pleasure ground in the midst Of which the immense
statue Of the Bavaria statue Of bronzs los feet
bgh and the greatest work Of sta,uary after the
essus OF Rhodesen erected for the Austrian batta-
ons besides tive thoussnd beds placed In the Palace
Of Industry.
The number Of the troops who win pAss Munich Is said
TO be As Coo eight full regiments Of infantry sx regiments
oflcavalry and IL batteries OF artillery
How Louis Napoleon will look and sufer this open
voatono Of the neural territory ofSaxopy and Bavaria
Austrian troops s difficult to say
The Bavaran government may cay that the first Aus
trian amy stationed in Boz ema BILLINGS 10 the fte'
army of Gmdny, and that, mcrre he passage Of such
Ge,mc tyocps4sh Baua,ia carno co'aiiue violation
Of at least than the passage Of the Aus
isn regiments gong TO the federal forresses Ut Mayence
or Rostadt
wan .rneh rexcuse satisfy the French Emperor fear
not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
IMPORTANT FROM BAVARIA.
Our Munich Correspondence.

MUNICH, May %, 1859.
Military Frore in he C,y-Scees in the Sess CHURCHES
Markets and Lager Beer Saloons-ne Army at its Fau Var
Slrengh-Au the Rail,oays Taken Up for the Passage Of
austrian Troops Trade Saspcndcd-Ariurl and Rscsp.
ton ne austrian Advanced Guard-Ho the Ladies and
Bsvghers Welcomed the "Royal Impeyial' Fbrce-Coua
Clamedilas' War Seed-PoryJve Thousand Awshians to
fdss-Cdn they be Counted Portion Of the Army of1e
German Confederation? do.
Hyou should happen TO be here and see our town.
streets the places the beer and coffee hou,es
and even the churches you would believe tina. we
not ON the Of great war; but already In the midst OF
war; Large printed proclamatons on, the corners OF
all the streets, pacards in red yellow and blue on tho
gaes Of the churches and the doors the public build
ings speak Of nothing but the ware preparations which
going and that In proportion far exceeding the real
and natural resources Of this country.
Beside federal contingent Of 81 900 men, whish ia
under and In marching ORDERS our government s
about to send corps OF 900 to the Paasnate on the
western banks Of the Rhine.
fortified camp in tho neighborhood Of Neustadt an
der Hardt is In construction, and destined 10
receive this corps d'armee, which Is backed by
$4,000 men, federal troops, now concentrated at aayeooe
More than by all these warllke preparations we we're
yesterday astonished and alarmed by great pacards pro
claiming the interruption Of the railways for private ser
vice. Instead Of four trains day running now betxse
Munich, Kof and Augsburg only one will be dssosi
ton OF the travelling public and for the transport Of
chandise, all other trains being reserved for the trans
port Of royal imperial troops.
The duant gaYde arrived this morning the aaton ofhc
Munich Nuremberg railway consisting of 400 men Of the
Bohemian regiment Aache about so horses aud horso
men beorgng to regiment OF drsgoous and an icneasc
baggage. Twenty ssddie-borses OF the finest Arsbao
breed, boouspg to Count csmgaas, the Austrian oou
wsnder arrived areadyt5 ssterdAy fo, Pssdab,z 10 b.
remla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

New ORLEANS, June 8, 1885,
Cur Senicdn Reldons-1he Arizona and Northern Mexican
Expeditions, Retopectiue and Prospective
10 Mr.. McLGnes Mission General Tcag and an Anec-
aote Of HiLouisidna Politics--7 heSPress Of Nep Or
Nons-1he Wsatter, Health, dc.
"ee constantly beng startled At reading in the pub
NC p's the important intelligence that "rools step in
whefe angels fear to tread' and at tho risk of having
this maxim flung at my head / will dare venture few
snrrnes Of the real history Of our late dp,o ATTIC inter-
course with Mexico, my copeoures being, pcrhaps uk
eoine published novels, "founded on factsu
During The late interregnum Of civil war in o,-
vspublc when she without tho advantages or dsod
NVDtages Of accredited minister at washnoon ,o.
raj Arizona emerapt associations were projected ana
get on foot, whose objects TO speculate in Arizona
sonora and chihuahua lands work the neglected silver
mines OF that region and gradually Aercanize the north
rrn part OF Mexico similarly TO the process by which
TNxss was brought into the Union The lands were pur.
ohasao'e from their unenerprsng Mexican owners at
'Sns Taes, the mines and ere stu considered 10
be roh aud immensely profitable TO scientific workers.
edes ny co'a' and machinery and all that vvas neces
cary TO eeVepe This latent gcsh was 10 convey bthsr
herdy americana N sEhiccnt Numbers and vel enough
sf'aed to i1slso peranency TO the colonization and SO
Cy Tor he lives hni cspal invested both from Ioaan
irc.'siers ao& Hex'c'c Jealousy ard perdiloa1ness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
The Turf

The excitement regarding the Two matches between Tar
River and Bill Cbeatham TO come of at the Fashion Course
On Tuesday and Friday next, exceeds anything that we
have known at short announcement. The brilliant
Of Bill Cheathan, in the handicap last week. has
given him rank speedy horse, and made him
favore noeg sporting men who heard Of him be.
fore he here and they very confident that he
beat Tar River at two aud three mile bests Tar
River is only known here great four mile horse bay
Ing most admirably in his with Nicholas L. over
the Fasbon Course and also having won the four mite
race on the Eclipse last week Tho first rsce-.wo mile
beats-comes of tomorrow afternoon, and tho second
three mile heass-takes place m Friday next.
In the intervening days between the two matches re
frreo to above two exciting trotng take psce at
The Eclipse Course-the fret on Wednesday, between
Prince Mountain Boy and Native American, and on Thurs
day the cat ot between Flora Temple and Princess VIII
come of the latter being three mile heats TO wagons for
5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
The Nicaragua Canal.

From toe Panama star, May %.
The reports recently Iecsveo respecting the progress Of
the Nicaragua Canal rot Of promising character rpe
fn Of the formation stone had beou gooe through
bUi powiths landing the prepaatons which prevt
ousy made for celebrating the occasion in msgn iceut
style turned out TO be most Insignificant sfsr Mel.
tcer the President OF Ccsts Rcs Nicaragua pres
ent, although commissioners were sent expressly from
sw employ s Of Belly, 60 far - we can ascertsip
certainly no one Of any Distinction.
Considerable sickness has broken out among the engi
neer corps and one Of the party had died of yellow
fever.
The survey Of the river and lake being proceeded
WITH but In very superficial and hasty manner, win
object, probably, OF getting report into the
econ as possible. The general opinion appears be,
OF the sspgune believers in the canal that
scheme is very likely 10 meet with premature death;
and. although never bad the sshtest faith in the
dertskipg our opinion Of It's being humbug is daily
strengthened by the reports which reach us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
Our Newport Correspondence.
Nrwpopr. r l.. Juno 10. 1Ss
Burgld,fes IN Newport.

BWgzfTfSS W LVel07V@
The Po,t oce at this place YVES robbed last night The
entrance wss made by pryiDg up a back window, and
getting the alphabet delivery csse The Postmaster
loses about $50 IN stamps, change stamped envelopes
&C. The rensacked, hnd such letters we're
uucallcd fer taken Altogether the amount obtained in
this wsy probably small, though Eve Of boxes
ssept oeau. THIS is the third fourth rohbery
which has been committed ai,e u 8 CITY WITHIN
Tie past week. There Is clue - yes 20 these dal
rcaurs bot our police on the look ont and ga word
70 The wise may induce them u take hnt eud be,v In
oind tie provoso that "houessy the beet policy"