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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
THE VIRGINIA FRIGHF.

MoRE OF TIE WORK TO Rescue BRowS--Ihe
Richmond correspondent Of The Petersburg Express
narrstes the following; -
Twas informed to-day 81 one ot our rnOss reliable
citizens that on Yesterday cgsE dealer, recently
tom Newburyport, Boston, and seher Massachusetts
towns, informed him that sious we're everywhere on
foot in tha, section TO SECURE The release OF d Jonn
Brown. Ths cigar dealer says that $50 600 are pledged
10 auy party who will LAID John Brown safe and sound
in the City of Boston. He says too thai secret meet
ings being held in various places AID TIE leaders
are endeavoring hue men TO 20 10 tnarestown 70
these leaders went 70 brick yard where number Of
Irshmen were employed, and offered them liberal pay
beside chance in the division Of the 80 VOO, II they
would join band for the purpose The aborers, afte
hearing their story, promptly replied, thai they cor nd
the leaders, wanted any thing of The kind done, they
lad better do il theuselyes.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IospoN MONEY MARKET continued 10 De
M demand for money and transactions TOOK place peioW
the bauk minmum2k cent FOR the best months paper
the lowest charge was "a 3 cent , - -, h.
Buness on the stock Exchange continued very quiet 1ut
a., s had been generally firm and steady On the lltn the
onrlnon OF affairs Zurich contributed 70 the hrnness Oon
sols closed al 96l for money and s6s Tor account
b nrospeet OF saving the gold from the Royal Charter was
rather favorable aud 50 guness y cent was de-
he weekly returns Of the Bank Of England show decrease
In bullion Of A6,2ld - ,, .r,o 49, Mt.
kessrs barring Bros quote Bar SILVER al OK mexican DoAs
idyEKPooL Nov. l2.-COTToS: The circular of the
49,, As.oci.tion ssvs The last American not
bringing Of the previous reports OF heavy
ar p fosis led 10 decided abatement Of the hm tone pre-
ouv listing and there being several arrivals including lar
nsny of new Cotton which at been brought ON the
BUYERS been enabled in some instances TO supply
AZ decline of I'd. The sales Of the week
have been including 100 20 spectators and Ss
40 erorters The sales Of yesterday friday reached about
5000 bales the market closing quietly st the following official
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
AUSTRALIA.

The Melbourne mail of Sept. IL had arrived in En-
gland but there is little news of Importance additional
10 that anticipated by telegraph.
The news OF peace had reached Australia, but there
was little confidence in its continuance and measures
for the defense of the colony already commenced were
to be carried out.
Six vessels of war, varying from to 26 guns are to
be stationed in the various ports and forts batteries
and Marteo towers to be erected at various points
Large supplies of arms Armstrong guns, &C., had been
ordered from England.
Stocks of inn orted goods were accommodating, and
sales were extremely dull.
The shipments Of gold TO. date were about 6OOoO
ounces short of the same period last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
MARINE AFFAIRS.
NAVAL.

NAVAL
The United States steamer Earagansett arrived here
yesterday from Boston, on her trial trip, and we are
informed has proved failure. Her officers think her
unsafe with both steam and sails She so constructed
that She cannot hold to the wind" and while her
engines made fftyfye revolutions, she only accom-
plished two knots an hour.
The Boston press and mechanics constantly harp
ing upon some imaginary defect in the work of this
ward but we have known anything real or i'm
agnary to equal the defects ofthis ship. The Govern
me IT viii have to turn the Narraganse over TO our
skiTifnl operatives to make her fit for service.
Portsmouth Trans. Nov. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
AFRICA.

Dates from the principal points the west coast of
Africa are one month later, but there is no news OF
importance. -
The British war-steamer Spitfre had taken line
prize with 500 slaves on board. Other savers were
being watched
at most places business improving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

ARREsr on A PIcKPocKET.--JOhn Rogers was ar
rested yesterday charged with having picked The POCKET 81
Foestsr ~ No 2 Beecker street while riding In siNth
enes CO. thereby gold watch and chain valued
es0 The sccused was eontea BY Justice Kelly 70 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
Internationally
SELLING OFF.

In cozssSassee Of important Change ia sa 10 taAs
place Of January eutte stock % fAsniozAszn
lsTKa CLoTBss 30 cosed szt; tharss<e ofer
rge and eesst stock comprising every sye md desdpoa q
for Men and Boys and Wfsrxx FURxsEnzu
OoODs 1t mission cost 70 expenses
TAose who have yet supphed themssy.s vii aow -
eabd sAvso and have splondf so<k "
ss-et HON
Csiers the surrounding sies and tssns vf be hhssy
dealt wiki
We shall close the esslre Winter stoch ssss ,As
named n Il essn brings lea han coss.
Tk opportunity sInest khs be nnl.z Of lie Win
add should Re tyasA Of time whs sAs sseck =
fall snd complete. t
d. nsyrrE Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
LAdvertissne9s-l
Professional.

JosHra BzJDsx NJ D. ofsrs IA. Esoss.so5hp sessisss
his rooms in ihs Graefenbsrs Instisa Es s a. sss a.
kEvfOKK. Iyrgaiasif shf dtssoses ~ n. ~
sey,Dss1a ssasgn ption sa5 chronic d.esss. .s ~
saecess.Eay treated Ccss bour'. D % L. ana W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

stool on hand estimated 456 800 including 29i 200 bales OF
authorities call the market easier OUT
Manchester firm prevails and prices are fully sup
oTed Quotations nearly higher than this day week
EE.ps1UFTS-M essrs. Richardson, Spence d Go.
Yenor Flour Quiet holders asking advance oil
hi heat firm and 4d G5d y GENITAL desrer Holders offered
49,. 90 M n A. ounrer quotations sre Flour, 2lo0
17I6 Red Wheat 3dlOii White, 9bGui6i feho" Oori'
Observation-Disclosures heavy for old and holders offer
nj reduction Small sales Of on private terms FORK
quiet good bu, hrm for old owing q ' IaTd s S
Nv God no ne Tsnow easier. Butchers Association
Ashes steady at q I6 for Pots, and q ~
a. psr suga ouiet but unchanged Coffee nothing doing
R;ce 6rm a. full prices sales Of ordinary Carolina al ~ baS
duh Philadelphia 6Gs bam2Te & 5 ptbs5 desrer
Seal Oh unchanged sales Of Cod at 400 Laseea sesay
R97 lOfaA28S kosin unchanged eoniu3n "a iiid
of Iurpenne unaliered-S4i cHt lea Hoa'S III" i'4~
as1os MARKETs.-Messrs Barring Bros. & Co.
report CoRS market steady .nd prices stne pd aS54
$500 "a, as IKoN-Welsh dnl-Rsis aud Bars -
O. b. in Scotch Pigs steady at SiS sSsiS Va
mon Congou lsld, closing in isvOr Of osye' sf bsaS
IrKFES1ISE dull at s4eGSS i Sal 1sss coSySE
h.psss IISssKD CAKks in good demand New ora Sos
Rio Boston bsgs AZ a. seal sss io Ln.eed FIAT
RIcE VERY dun. TtSEngrh has oeeh ~
The periodical coL sales have oon SsSs ibs ' sae
UsvRt MARKETs-Week ending Oct. ., inclusive
co-1os active and francs deaer sales OF t9e Sen w
bales besides large quantity 20 ,I dced 10 2s 500
hsie he advces from the manufacturing districts or
bic BKEADsTVIFs were senefSiy "islou' So Rcy yerv
-, 80 no srona market SUGARS duu put nor
TALON and LAID continue nat "AALAS0SS "'N'~
""a' xv,c,s SEcuRITIEs.-Messrs ID. Bell, Son q Co.
a. folous: In tine market for American sec
d. past week nothing bss occurred 20 Ss PsS S
There continues general inquiry ol me teNeIS ' s
80 IN Ralroad securities the chief demand has been ior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

BURGLARS CAUeHr-0n Thursday night James
Gallagher and Michael Sullivan, who said to be no.
torious Five Points thieves broke into the occe
pied by Margaret Walters, IN the tenement house Me-
lC6 Bsysrd street, by bursting in the door leading roo
the hall Once inside, they commenced ansaoking bu-
reau drawers, closets, etc. and had removed lot OF
clothing from the hall ready to carry of when con Of
Mrs. Walters up Stare, and seeing the burglars,
seized on Gallagher whom he succeeded In detaiA-
ing, notwithstanding he made desperate resistance.
Sullivan jumped from window to an adjoining
she'd distance of about 30 feet, hoping to escape.
An alarm having been raissd, Officer Jourdan, Of ths
Sixth Precinct FASTENED TO the spot and arrested Sui
Ivan, whom be took up stairs, where he found Gala
ghei otl in the custody Of yoang Walters. Both were
taken TO ftbe Station House, and Friday morning
Juscs Connolly committed them for trial. The ofBcss
ttses that they old offenders and have been ire
quently arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

arrspged plan at once convenient Tor renoy refer
and general reading II contains fail and reliable
articles upon the State boundaries, Topography Ge-
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Powers and Duties Of State, County, Town, Scheoa.
and Road District ofioers; Prisons; Military; Pub
lie Lands and Land Grants; Canals and Railroads:
Corporations, with full Lists aud Tables Of Nsviga-
zion. Telegraph, GasLigh,, Railroad, Insurance, and
Pa liking IncorPoratons and Associations gricuurc,
u.,n ,iacurcs and Commerce; Colleges, Academies,
ana Common Schools Churches; Religious Benevo-
lon, Literary and Medical Societies. with full Stats
,, ana valuable Tables brought down the present
yea. Il also contains Typographical, Geological,
aud sSrso.rical Sketch Of each County and Town In
Tie Sste. With descriptions Of location and present
condtcu of every city, village hamles, neigbb rhood,
spc LOCALITY in the State, with Summaries Of Popuia-
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S,AOols Live Stock Agricultural PRODUCTS, &c, Of
the several o,uu;ies and towns. The work contains
an TtSex OF ssbjects and Of Geographical Nance
which together enbra &c over 10 600 references As
work Of ready rerencs shis feature s Of great value.
The materials Scr the Gazetteer have been obtained
BY senrg men in . every sswn throughout tae entire
State TO. collect int1rnstion from every rekseo
n orty md hence . must hevcnc standard work OF
reference. The wos&s are % be Sold only BY sub
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

THANKSGIVING DascE AND R,~.-At about ~
o'clock Frioay rlerning, during ne progress Of
Thanksgiving ball. in Madison ssrost, near jackson,
tbsjnblant party gosiuto fight, in .he melee, Jcha
Brennan was stabbed in several plosss, ons Of the
wounds being serious one, in the abdomen through
which the entrails protru ed. The wounded ms.
taken to the Hospital by the Polico5who also ar
restsd John Finley, whe is charged with having In
fioted the stabs and twelve other persons charged
with dsorierly conduct. They all locked up to
await an examination. Coroner Jachnan subee-
quensly held ants-mortem examination on the
person of Brennan, when the evidence clicked showed
that he was instrumental in creating the row. and In
no way implicated Finley in the stabbing, whereuron
the latter was discharged. Brennan is still in q
critic condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

lac Iond0a T~es q Friday says The Transactions 80
eou6ned 10 The First Mortgage Bonds Of the
trsl IN which deeliue Of y has taken place fhe eono
Of The MichRan Central also weake while recovery
A. ocrre1 III Illinois shares The actual sales were
fennsyiysnis Centgai Bonds, cent First Mortgage,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

Gas G.s--Tboss rich, new styles OF GAS FIX
80. ,,nS !, The ersas manuiaeturins dspot Of WAkssn
Prrx Co no s Brssawy srstsPensz " UYsHins ever Ole
Ssrsl sxsorv tram ear Ecissy. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

Two CT rnoRES TO BEPsRcH ssrD. Avery worthy
coored wcssap. weary, ssd fast breaking down with
anxiety sndxhs fatigue otraveisg this great city 10
amass in small sums the prov of her two chideu's
heedom prevented herself our door early yesterday
morning, and in she name cf God begged as to give
her money. She bore letter. from she daughter Of
distinguished Judge, and ha UNREASONABLE testinc
mails of the genaneaess of her missioa OF the price
required 81, $40 there mains ba $50 to be col
lecred. They who wish to know how sweet iss TO
help buy tie en ssved out of bondage, can sendto
Mrs Dr. Baysrd, No. 6 Wes lgourteenth street. con-
tributions for "h1sdeeine's' children Two of thsu
sre now on the block.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

Il win be seen by advertising columns this NOM
ing hat heneeforward The steamships Of the CuDard
line. from Boston and Halifax, will touch at Cork
Harbor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

srAasISG AFFRAY.-Hsnry Larkin and Timothy
Mukay got into fight at the residence of the Isiss
No. 9s Tenth avenue, on. Thursday evening" when,
LaIkia drew claspknife and stabbed Mulkay several
times, infctiDgsevere and dangerous wounds. Lrkin
was arrested by Officer Mckee, and the bloody knife
found in bis possession. He was locked up to await
the result of Mulkays wounds The latter was con-
veyed to the Hospital where the physicians examined
his wounds, and express doubts of his recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

THE KAsE MOSUNEST.-TO-night commences, at
the Academy Of Music the lecture course in aid OF tho
fund for the erection Of monument to the amentsd
Kane. The Hon. Arson Buriingame Of Massachusetts,
ofens the course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

REWARD FOR A MuRDERER.--His Honor tho
May has offered reward Of $500 for the discovery
Of tie murderer of Rrsderica Marcus, the who
WAS found on the sidewalk in front Of the house
corner Of Roosevelt and Cathsrine-ss., the NOM
ing of Monday, the stb of November, with her. skun
fractured and othsr marks Of violence sboat her per-
soutbs effect, is supposed, of mur4erous assault
upon lsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

C0RoEER's IsQUEsT.--Coroner Schirmer held an
inquest Yesterday at No ~ Thomas street. the body Of
Louisa Bcteen little girl years Of age, who was burned On
Monday night by her clothes taking re shs died Fddsr
n0Tnirg Verdict in accordance with the facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

soIoxos's TEnPLE.-A large model of this iamons
structure recently brought from California, will be
placed on exhibition to-day at Temple Hal late Dr.
Van Zandts Church., Ninth street, one door east Of
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
Internationally
BRADY's GALLERY

HIsREzoyza from 80 Broadway 10 Nc. az Brs&dszy.'
Hsr e BleeckszSt
PAsfoanASzs, DAsyxxxxo1rpE and AsSxorrrza
Internationally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

GRAsD LARcESr,--A man named John Ash wssar
yesterday for bsYng In b Poseson quantity onkas
o. the sp Robin Hood lying Pier No III Eat River which
he hsd stosa He said that he beushs the ma
the sailor In whose charge the vessel had besa le
whose pane The sailor arrested and admitted
that he tho materials without authority They
both brought before Justice Welsh, who heid sh 10 bal.
and committed Dickson 10 tho Tonbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

MORE COMMUNICATIVE Creary was arreetsA
Thursday night she the act Of passing
IS bi Of the Ssety Fund Bahk Of Boston Subsequently,
named VIM. Curry arrested accomplcs aud beth
taken before Justice Steers for examination when Ellen
DISCHARGED on her reoogiancs and Curry locked up
10 John NJ. Allen aud Edward Ready we're srosse1
by Sergeant bennett and Officer Dapuy Of the Twentieth Pre-
ect yesterday charged with having passed cogussrt -
bill supporting be Of the issue Of the Merchsns Bank ~
AbsDy They both committed by Justice Ksy for
On the night Of the last election Ready
hays passed bad bill German, aud subsequently,
rested by Officer Dupuy and confronted with the German who
him the who bad passed the %
r. sy then getting SIGHT Of the bal snatched from the Cor
and allowed IT, thus destroying the evidences against him
self Then by giving the German good money for the bad h
discharged stody these being evidence agknst
Now being fairly caught IA the be coBessss having
BEEN engaged In passing money for time Csh
SEWER arrested Thursday for having passed coan-
tsT flO bid OF the Bank Stroudbug Penn Juses Steers
ronau ed her 10 ans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01

This bed is mile long and two miles wide
AM contains, it is believed, millions of bushels
Of TN crustaceous bivalve. 1t has veteran
fellows IN il as big as garden spade. The bed
was accid. ntally discovered last week by
party of fisher men, one of whom sold the secret
for five hundred dollars. Since that time the
people an along the Sound have been in as
great STATE of excitement as If some one had
found the treasures which KiId and the other
buccaneers arc said tohave buried thereabouts.
The oysters are not of the finest gu aiity, but it
is said that they win compare fayoi'ably with
the ordinary Yirginias, which Governor Wise
made such fuss about some time ago The
value of the bed is estimated at five millions OF
dollars, and as ii is free to all Corners every
available boat in the vicinity is at work upon
it. The discovery will of course lower the
wholesale price of oysters very important
article of metropolitan consumption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01
The Pennsylvania State Fair.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30, 1859.
There was great exciting trial OF first class steam en-
gnes this afternoon the Agricultural Fair grounds
The competitors were Hibernia and Washington. they
were 30 equally matched that the intense excite
mcnt prevailed among the friends of the companies
regarding their merits slight accident to the Washing
ton deprived her Of her full power Both Of the engines
played better on previous The first premium
claimed by the Hbernia but there are so many points
in dispute that the committee will probably take some
time to decide and both companies for the time are iubi
liant The Washington engine built in Baltimore and
the Hibernia in Philadelphia.
The Fair closed this evening with address and award
ofpremiums There has been n warm Competition bv
sewing machine manufacturers tho first prize was taken
by Ladd, Webster Co. The weather has been prom.
tious during the whole week. The Fair was decided
success
The Lynn, (Mass.) Fire Association were received to-
night with great dt Nearly every company the city
turned out, and torchlight procession escorted them
through the principal streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01
The st. Louis Fair.

Of LOUIS sept ~, 1859.
Tho heavy rain this morning put all the to the
FAIR grounds in terrible muddy condition Still thorU
was no perceptbe dimation In the number Of yistere
in attendance, everybod being extremely anxious to
witness the competition for the Thousand dollar prize for
the best roadster stallion. This, however also the
regular premiums of the Association, were postponed
nj tomorrow, In consequence Of the continual rcemency
or the weather, and the extreme heavy track
The mechanical and floral departments are very rulI
and attract very much attention The show Of agricalt
raj implements and heavy machinery is also large and
the competition among the exhibitors is quito spirited.
Inc proceedings IN the to day consisted OF several
ring jack jcnnets Missouri carrying of majority Of the
prizes.
ST. Iouns, Sept 80, 1850
Another drenchng rain this morning rendered the roads
W the falr grounds worse than yesterday STILL the num-
oe OF vsers was as great as on previous day The
proceedings In the arena began at early hour tho
oniaDce of Yesterdays programme finished. This
WIN anMous spectators 10 witness the compe-
tuon Tor the one thonsaOd dollar prize for the
roadster summons This ring consisted of forty entries and
was probably the best and valuable collection az
ever assembled together in the country After
spirited contest Of about an hour during which the
Of the different horses were fully tested the blue
wreath was hung on the graceisd neck Of g Stock
bridge Chief amidst the yocifev0us applause cr
enthusiastic thousands Stockbrdge Chief was sired BIZ
His Black Hawk Of Vermont, and is owned BY Cooper
Crcir of Hamilton county, Ohio. The regular PRICE OF
$50 for the best roadster awarded to Green Noun
iain,' sired by the Sherman Morgan, owned by Elias
Dorsey of Jefferson county KY This horse was the most
formidable competitor of tho SDckbrdge Chief0r tho 81 GOO
premium Tomorrow the 81 900 premium for thorough
bred stallion will he awarded when large number Or
he finest horses in the Union including the celebrated
lexington compete for the prize. In consequences Of the
nclemency OF the weather the progress Of the fir has
been much retarded and the awarding of the
prizes is postponed till Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01

labor, which is abundant everywhere. The Re-
gency will be left to draw what they can from
the Central Railroad, bnt will not be permitted
to abct Sewardism with money subscribed by
rich democrats in New York, as it is notorious
has hitherto been done. The new democratic
organization is resolved to stand on its own
basis of integrity and intelligence, to be
guided by its own councils, to pay its own
expenses, 10 employ its own agents, and to in
yoke to it's aid the tens of thousands of citizens
in the city and State who have been waiting
so long for just such course of action as
has now been inaugurated.
The gentlemen, a part Of whose names we
have given, recognize that there never has
been period fraught with more political dan
gers to the country than the present, and they
are resolved, by powerful coup de main, to
rescue the State of New York from the dis
grace it would incur by endorsing Mr.. Sew
ards atrocous Rochester speech, and not to
permit his "irrepressible conflict" theory to
be crammed down the public throat at the
coming November election. This appearance
in the front rank of the party of the right men
al the right time will have an effect upon the
public mind such as has not been witnessed for
quarter of a century. The corrupt and rot
ten purliens of Mozart Hall and Tammany, and
the intrigues of the Regency, will cease to have
Importance while the worth and honesty of
the State will rally at once to the support of
such phalanx, in opposition to rowdyism,
profgacy and plumber on one side, and
Sewardite disunionism on the other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01
TUE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Sept 80 1859.
Mr.. Iisboa, the new Brazilian Minister, accompanied
by his family, has arrived in Washington.
Arizona dates of the 18th inst received. The pre-
senaton Of the articles purchased for the Pmos and Ma
icora Indians under the act Of Congress of February
last made by Lieutenant M,wry on the 10th of Sep
.ember Between four and five thousand Indians were
present About 1900 farming implements, several thou
sand pounds Of barley and other grain for Seed axes
&C. besides several thousand yards of CLOTH
calico shirts, tobacco and beads distributed The
of these large presents explained in speech
by Lieut. Mowry and in reply the chiefs expressed great
satisfaction at the Kindness OF their Great Father the
President and promised to continue in the good conduct
which had brought them so great reward. The Pimos
and Marcopas cultivate this 5 900 acres and have
supplied the Overland Mail Company with large quantities
grain is expected that next year their crons will h.
Largely tnrougn he facilities given them BY the
government.
The President has recognized Wilhelm Ludwig Kidcr
len Consul OF the Kingdom Of Wurtemburg at fhladcl
phia