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partinent 'that unless Congress shall provide the
means .cr carrying on the government during
the usA fiscal year, either by loan or reissue
of Treasury notes, or by q modification of the
tariff or by all these means there viii be ne
cessitv for m extra session during the ensuing
summer What, then, are the prospects of the
required relief from this present Congress? We
have shown that there is scarcely the shadow of
a chance itr such modification of the tariff us
will meet The ends desired, and the best, there
fore, that can be expected is Treasury note re-
issue of fifteen or twenty millions, or new loan,
hurried through at the tail end OF the session.
But this expedient loan or Treasury notes
viii swell the public debt during the ensuing
fiscal year to nearly one hundred millions of
dollars and with this debt and deficient trea-
sury operating together, the first bill of relief from
the next Congress will perhaps be bill of d.
rect taxation And this is the extremity to
which the President making parties, sections,
factions, cliques and leaders of this Congress
are driving the government and the country.
When will an outraged people arouse and cast
this corrupt and reckless Presidential machinery
ont Of doors?
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The Kansas Troubles-NissOuri Calling Out
Her Volunteers.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. Z, 1859.
Governor Stuart, of this State, transmitted yesterday
TO tine senate special message rccng the deprc
daons committed by the Kansas bandits under Mont
gomery and Brown, upon citizens residing in the
der Counties and asking for legislative action In the mat
ter. bill accordingly Immediately reported, which
authorized the to call on, volunteer force su
cient 70 protect persons and property peril and
pei all further attempts NJ invasion. The bill appropri
ates thirty thousand dollars dcfray expenses II will
probably pass TO day
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ESW ORLEANS Jan D, 1887.
Tae sales Of cotton today 0Oc bales The foreign
ahces By the North American caused less rrress tut
there is Change TO rates. FIeehts cotton to
Liverpool I'd
CaAaIeroc Jan. :, 1859.
Cotton unchanged; sales today q 900 bales.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 7, 1852.
Co..on-Salas to-day 300 bales unchanged prices
CINCINNATI, Jan. e. 1859.
Flour unchanged sales at 81 rs 81 IS for super6ne.
whiskey firm at 23c. q 23iSc. Hogs duh and lower
sales 40o az sc SO 40 receipts today, 900 Mess pork
at l4c.
BALTIMORE, Jan. :, 1859.
Flour active; superdne, IS I21s. Wheat unchanged.
Corn and receipts light yellow, Tic ,3c white
08c. roc Provisions dull and unchanged. Whiskey
improving: sales at 24c. q 245sc
PHILADELPHIA Jan. :, 1850.
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull: red 81 "A a ST 25
white 81 As. Yellow corn &c., Whisky firm at 24iEc
q 25t,c.
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ALBANY, Jan. I, 1859.
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. HALL (rep. ITO extend the jurisdiction of JUS
tees Of the peace
BY Mr.. OPDyoK (unon) ITO amend the Life Insurance
act.
BY Mr. BouGHos (rcp )-For another Registry law
BY Mr.. RUTHERFORD (dem For repeating all laws re-
sricting the sale Of spirtuous liquors in the State
BY Mr. SHAW (rep) IA fourth Registry law
BY Mr. LAW (Am.)-Te incorporate religious socc-
ties.
To direct the deposite OF unclaimed dividends in the
State Treasury Referred TO special committee OF seven
BY Mr. ANDREWS (rep)-To provide for closing the
tunnel IN Atlantic street Brooklyn and TO discontinue the
use Of steam in said city
Mr.. CHRISTIE (dcm.) moved the appointment of com.
mittee Of five on quarantine affairs. laid over.
Mr.. RUTHERFORD moved the appointment of a select
committee to inquire into the rights laborcrs and the
interests OF the State regarding the hours of labor with
power to send for persons and papers, and report by
bill. Laid over.
Mr.. JAMES J. RxrIy (dem) introduced a bill increasing
the number OF Commissioners Of Deeds to be appointed
by the Common Council
An hour and half was then consumed in debate on ad
journing over.
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BALL roR TIE BENEFIT CATHOLIC ORPHANs.-The
9th annual ball of the Young Mems Association for the
benefit Of the Catholic orphans will come of at Niblo's
theatre and saloon Monday evening next the 10th in
slant at which Shecns two fine bands announced to
bc present on all previous occasions the balls of this
society have been very brilliant and elegant affairs and
We have no doubt the ensuing one will be OF the
character Irrespective Of the pleasures the patrons Of
the enteraumt nj may anticipate, they will have the sa
tsfacton OF contributing their money TO of the most
praiseworthy obicctsthc and education of poor
fa,heross Children and sustaining Of the most useful
and well conducted institutions in the city We trust that
the ball Will be well attended.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. 7, 1852
Petitions were presented to eaualize and increase all
the fees Of justices and constablcs
The bill giving power Of suspension and appointment in
the State prisons to inspectors agents aud wardcns was
reported upon favorably.
Mr. PRATT (dem) introduced bill to abolish the office
of Inspector General
Mr. OWEN (rep) gave notice Of bill to prevent prize
fighting
The Senate then adjourned to Monday evening.
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ST. INUE5, jan I6J3
ire troks out mere this morning in 5 nayterg5 hat
store IN Broacrs, extending TO aud doing considerable
danaac 70 two three adjoining buildings Loss s2s 900
fully
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NASihNcioN, JAN loo'
The Secretary of War; in response to the inquiry of the
Senate has enclosed letter from the Engineer Bureau
stating that there land in the Immediate vicinity of
the city Of New York which be appropriated for the
of the Revenue Department. but that the Of the
public domain at Sandy Hook might perhaps admit of
portion OF the south end of the neck for such purposes
The correspondence between the British government
and Mr.. Dallas called for to-day by Mr. Seward reso,
ton, viii, it is said if furnished exhibit startling facts
regard to the continued abuse Of the American flag to
the slave trade and show that the yacht Wanderer
played prominent part in that traffic the African coast
Senator Douglas has accepted invitation to public
dinner in Baltimore, at which every county in the State
to be represented It will take place such time as may
suit his convenience.
The Senate have elected Professor Bache and ex-
Senator Badger Regents OF the Smithsonian Institution
The nomination of Charles l.. Weller Postmaster Of
San Francisco being before the Senate for confirmation for
the second term pamphlet has been circulated among
the Senators, charging him with violations Of law &c,
arising out of his controversy with the Penny Post Com
pany of that city.
H. j. Graham delegate urge the organization of the
Territory Of Colona, has arrived here.
Senator Davis is aboring from indspositon and was
Obliged retire from the Senate Chamber day in con-
sequence Of il.
The Patent Office has issued patent to Mr.. David f.
Hughes of New YORK. assgnor the American Telegraph
Company, for improvement in electromagnetic tele
graphing.
Prominent citizens of Washington aud other persons oc
cupyng high public positions from different sections of
the country have determined to offer the British Minister
and Lady Napier grand compime nary ball February
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. z, 1855

AN ASSAY OrFICE AT NJ. LOUIS
Mr. BLAIR, (opp) Of NO., introduced bill TO establish
an Assay Office in St. Louis.
THE ADMISSION or OREGON
Mr. STEPHENS (adm) Of Ca, announced, in response to
numerous Inquiries that the Oregon bill is IN his desk and
that he Is ready to report the FIRST time the Committee on
Territories shall be called. us will then requcs, l,ame
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,

French SroIIArIoNs.--H appears, from the
proceedings of the Senate Of the two days upon
the subject, that there is decided majority
of that body in favor of considering and passing
at this session that everlasting French Spolation
bill, calling for five millions of dollars from the
public treasury. But We would admonish Mr..
Crittenden, and all others concerned, that before
they proceed to pass any act whatever calling
for increased demands upon our empty treasury,
it would be more appropriate to provide the ways
and means for furnishing it with the needful sup
plies to meet its current expenses. 1t is very
certain we think, that should this French Spolia-
ton bill be passed, the President will be COM
PEELED to veto it from his inability to carry out
its requirements The immediate predecessor of
MIR. Buchanan felt compelled to give these spolia-
tons the go-by, with large surplus in the
treasury. on the ground Of constitutional and
legal III ,icuties. Possibly Mr.. Buchanan may
not entertain similar legal objections; but an
empty treasury, and the pressure Of heavy
schedule OF regular expenses, must render this
bill az this time a hopeless case We trust,
therefore. that the Senate will at least set it
aside until they shall have provided for the funds
required to keep the government on its legs.
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CooLIDGE-DEMiHAY in Jersey City, Thursday Jan.
6, by D II. Riddle, D D. PHILIP r. COOLIDGE to FRANCES
GaAGy, daughter OF David Demaray, Esq.
DTSAREsr-SrTHsO On Saturday, Jan. l, by the Rev w.
Marvin RICHARD G. DEMAREsr to ELLEN, daughter Of Will
liam Sites, Esq., OF Phillpsbufg, \. j.
VIzTcTR-MoRRIs.--On Thursday evening, Dec. 30, by
the Rev. T. N Terry, JANIS FLETCHER to Miss Agnes Nor
Es daughter OF Mr. Robert Morris, all of Valley Stream,
l.. l.
RIcHMoaD--TATEM.0n Thursday Jan. 8, at the Church
Of tn Ascension by the Rev. j. Gallaudet JAMES RICH
MoND Of Manhaitanvie to SARAH FRANc TATEM of this
city.
sHE1DoS-BAIzY.--On Thursday, Jan. 6. by the Rev.
John Brash, l.. SHELDON, Esq, to Miss ELIZA ANN BAL
LEY Daughter of Dr.. Benjamin Bailey, al Of this city,
WaTTB-ScHERF.-On Thursday, Jan. 6, by the Rev. Dr.
VeImiye, MICHAEL WHITE TO MISS CATHERINE ScHReF, both
Of this city.
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composed Of herbs roos extracts and essences, aud
known TO purify the blood They restore health often
vhsr every other ha, been tried vain M.y the
eesrcher fer health end them sod 2el Canal street. Gil
Hu1sop street, AID 296 Bcwery.
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A. caraniljean Il the only Person who can
be scientifically al diseases OF the human hair
81 Church street, Of Barclay The Sixth and Eighth
avenue sop 3. the door OF the establishment
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Clothing at Evans.
BLACK cloth osercoa.s. 81 S. s. $40. sls, SIS So
Pilot overcoats. So, 81, Sill. SO.
Beaver overcoats, 80, $l5 go, $23.
Broad cloth frockcoais S. S. So $40 sl2 SIS SIS SO
Cashmere pants, SI1s 81 50 80 S., 50 60 "a S., Sc
A. EVANS, 66 and IS + ulton street.
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The Lindsey Blues Polka, Composed by
Thomas saker with splendid full page coored photographic
title representing the COMPANY in fun uniform, viii be pub
llshed In few days by FIFTH POND CO., 81 Broadway
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Sugar, Tea and Coffee. Whole sale and Re-
tail al REDFORDS, - Sixth avenue
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"A. W. Faher's Lead Pencils sold at Retail
bs Ell uoaers At Wholesale. only b. e. kABER AGENT
William
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Go tot the Washington Riding Academy, No.
40 Sixth Avenue, Of Twenty sixth street.
j.. IL. TURNPIKE. Pronretor
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Great Reduction.

Ladies'. Beware!-See Holmes Sermon on
Photographs aed ladies Rights in another column. PayIon
HOLMES, of 2S9 Broadway.
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A Chest OF Good Tea for One DOllar.-Also,
ten pounds coffee br 81. 1T CA2ISTiANsoN's NO. Caam-
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Barry'S TrfcOpherOus IL the Best md
cheapest article for dressing beauyag cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try it Sold by s
druggss.
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The Fiiibuster schooner Susan.

SNNNAH, Ja0 ., lsW
Mobile papers o. Wednesday received. III. Ae,
c'p coutaus Csp. Maary long che shpwreck
Of the scaooloI Susan ali the passengers returned.
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Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
srop the genuine article has been equal T
producing the keenes possible edge 20 For sale
J. s. SAUNDERS No. Astor House.
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HerTing's Patent Champion Fire
burglar proof Safes 25i Broadway corner Murray NY
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Promenade Boots. Waterproof Boots, Lea
ther overhoes LcRTN BROOKS SON, lSs Fu ton street
opposite Church street; established 1929.
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We closing out all
our avore styles winter clothing for
large elegant STOCK of robes shirts gloves shaws &C.
q reduction Of from 10 TO 20 per cent .. DEYLiN CO.
Nos 25S, 259 and go Broadway.
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We have appointed John Meyerhof carrier for
Yorllville and Harlem, in place OF the former one
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Trncy's Celebrated Shirts, Made to Order
ready made constantly hand shirt and collar depot
81 and 81 William street. door north Of Maiden lane.
GEO. NJ TRACY, Agent.
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10000 Ladies' Wanted-8ut don't all Come
each buy pair rubber boots or shoes
j. b. MILLER CO.'S 1877 Canal st.
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DIV YOU Dye your HAIR

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
best in the world surprising all made Sod and applied
at the manufac;ory, 23S Broadway
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Rupture Cured ~ sIarslA's Radical Cure
tugs all he no9si surgeons aat ahy soars
y the city, CAL sad ess,pne No Nvey srceS. As,or
House.
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Married..

Feet CovertDg.-Lndies, Procure Pair OF
CANTRE,Is ladies' th,k winter boots 6i3 Broadway
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Campbell. Chemist and Arsothecnry. Corner
OF Eighth avenue ard Twenty eighth street Pure medicines
nd stt ict pefsonal attention
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Baliou's French Yoke Shirts, Ready Made
warranted TO A. at less than usual prices
BAI.i.OU'S shirt emporium, lo9 Broadway
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II you want n good Strengthening Plaster,
ct one Of KNAPPs Indian Siren gthening Piss,ers-
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crushing foul libel my Excelsior Hair DYE which has
been into circulation by parties In inuring
article they cannot initiate, ask insertion in
columns of the following Dr. Chiffon the dis
tngished practical chemist in relation the harmless nature
the preparation II the only answer othe hbel
in question which puts my popular Dye ON par with certain
nosirums said contain OF lead and other deeerous
aerials trust that all papers which have given
the malicious falsehood viii publish DR. cerih cate
JOSEPH CIIRISrADORO
hereby certify that have made thorough analysis OF
CKISTADoROS Exresor Hair Dye, and ind that does not
contain of lead whatever other sub
stance that would prove injurious 70 the health Of persons
using In the directed for the purpose OF dying the
hair JAMES II. Chiffon, NJ d., Chemist.
NEW York, Dec 81 1853
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Court Calcndar-This Day.
Motions and decisions
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Poisonous Hair Dyes-Beware OF them.--
Use only CR1STADORO'S excelsior hair dye certified by
Dr. Chiffon 10 be from every Injurious substance See
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TnE SlIlurs IN TRoUBIE.-The classic poet
tells us that the sorrows of Theseus and Ariadne
were short lived. They both found new affinities
in Il remarkably brief space Of time. They were
among the first of the free lovers and had the
best NEUROLOGICAL authority for their capers.
Things have not changed great deal since that
day, SO far as the errors and weaknesses of frail
humanity are concerned. Regard, for example,
the deserted Ariadne Of the moment-Mrs. Cora
w. l.. Ha,ci--and the Theseus who lately shared
her sorrows and refused to provide her with
proper UNDERGRADUATES Ariadne has SO far re-
covered as 10 put in petition for divorce, and
to re-oommence her spiritual soirfes at fifteen
cents per head, (see report in another column,)
while Theseus has sought shelter in so sequestered
a spot that even the HEl4AID failed to reach him.
Our readers will remember that the forsaken one,
Doctor Hatch, wrote to us from the seclusion of
the county Of Coos, in the State of New Hamp-
shire, Offering to furnish series Of articles ex-
posing the humbugs ana corrupt practices of
the spritualists He had been ten years in the
business and knew all about it. Having made
all he could by it, he was willing to blow up
the whole concern, as the SLAYER scuttes his YES
sci after the cargo is landed. Always anxious
to give the public information, we accepted the
Doctor ol.r, and told him to send along the
documents 1t is evident, from the following
Letter, that the Doctor in the benighted region Of
the county OF Coos, in the State of New Hamp-
shire, never saw the polite invitation extended
to him through the columns Of the HERALD
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
STANFORD HoILow Coos COUNTY N. H., Jan. 8, 1859.
wrote YOU two weeks since in reference to pub
sning few articles the social. moral and religious
bearings OF spiritualism VIII you please give your
reply by return Of mail Much OF the exposure will be
rich idccd shall endeavor IL make the articles BRIEF
and directly to the point B. F. HATCH NJ d.
The Doctor ought to read the papers. Then
be would see that we asked for all the Informal
ton that he could give us, and he would also
have had the pleasure to read some cheerful re-
marks on the subject by his old friend Judge
Edmonds. II is not too late, however, now. In
fact it is Just the right time, as Madame has
commenced her lectures with new frances and
fresh flannel. Let the Doctor fire away. The
whole community will be in an awful state of
suspense until he is heard from.
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Kiss-Me-Quick, Perfect Gem, Frangtpanni,
and other perfumes, exause III fragrance DUPUYs
corner OF Broadway ana Houston street.
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Dy yon Dye your HAIR III so, Try Bot
tie of WILSON'S hair coorer which Is dye but will color
your hair TO shade from Eight brown beautiful black
brown Does not stain the skin burn Applied Ike
water No trouble Does not wash OF Ouy two shrlnsu
bo,ie Sold q. 3O6 Grand street, sew YORK
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hair Of bad color invited to call snd consult Doctor
GRAKDJkAN consultation free) "a Church
of Barclay His fluid the hair the color
sired, and may be considered real prodigy OF cAensry
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UollOway's Ptl1s.-For the Periodical Ir-
rcglsrities peculiar 10 the softer this most
vauabe one; is action mild vet eec,uai hist
one is benefited byit 50 Maiden Lane, New York.
CristadOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcupees-
the best In The world wholesale aad retail aud tae
ratclN rilied No Asaar Ha,Sa
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COCRAND'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP POSITIVE
" y chaps chafes cracked skin pmples freckes
eruphons tan letter and al skin impurities poudre subtle
unrocts hair from low foreheads the body.
Warrsned Lily white rouge hair dye aud restorative The
old depot e. Walker street. first from Broadway Mrs
hayes Brooklyn Calender Philadelphia Bates l25 WASH
ing'on street, Boston.
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"A safest tha rro., ~~- S~~~A~ Nss~s -

"A Hs5 n sf sS SSsT sSsssss AND
For restoring al as s E e s sSSa sIs:-
tbs ssn .os nsn any sh. Ss.6 from usa. s.u
aiiy a: &c 4 sssss
DE SS e s Ts no: applications WIN .
se es'ss s PRICE ssy
a1s 'et
s ns A' 0e'Aa preventive Tor 0''das'''' and wn
and produce fresa growth rrnsipsi dspS. SO aa.1
10 and ~ t Gland Nss oi Il BpStgn
psyss s fYon street ana By all respsctabs dIusg
cole agents in fhlaaephia
"A Rhsumaisrn acrofrla, sal!rheum. DC.
forms these diseases quench thra Also "a
The ssas MO dso ~ Of
Sn s sSesgmSe p ss, S &C. Principal depot No. s
"AN EXCELLENT SEWING MAcHINE.-NEw YORK
BAEfhoLys SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINES.
local agents wanted. Address box 2,sn Post oacs.
RIEDssLIis ARNICA LINIMENT.-r n WE'LL
a a. sI.s s sss the Sss thing ,,y a1 md
be cured. No 81 hickman street Twenty ave ceaAL
PEST OF STORIES AND BEST OF wEEKLrRs.
TWO WAYS TO wEDLoCK.
This beautiful story Is continued this weekin
THE HOME JOURNAL.
New subscribers begin With the beginning meHss
application be made. 50 year. Office I07 Fulton street.
~ COUGHS
ASTHMA,
CATARRH
INFLUENZA
BRONCHITIS.
HOA2SkNESS,
SORE THSOAT,
HOPPING COUGH.
1SClP1RNT CONSUMPTION
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRl,cItyQ
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PROPOSED ABOLITION OF THE INSPECTOR. GENERAL
SHIP OF MrIITfA-FRER TRADE IN SpiIaTUOUS
LIQCoRs--IHE Bills FOR REGISTERING VOTERS
NVEsTIGATioN INTO THE QUARANTINE ESTABLISH
MENT-orPo>lT,oS TO THE APPOINTMENT OF COM
MISsARY WEIGH, ETC,
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L,ANCY SLEIGH ROBES,
SLEIGHING CAPS
MuFFERS AND GAUNTLETTS
For sale 10 the trade by
BALLARD, SHUTE 4 CO.,
No As Broadway, New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-21
ARRIVAL OF LIEUT. BEALE.-The Los Ange

ARRIVAL OF LIEUT. BEALE.-The Los Ange-
les Vineyard of the 18th inst, says
Lieut.. Beale reached this city, yesterday,
at p. M from the crossing of the Colorado,
which place he left on the 9th inst He came
from the river in wagon, accompanied by
Mr.. S. A. Bishop, who met Lieut.. Beale at
the San Francisco mountains. Lieut.. Beale
left camp at the San Francisco mountains,
with part of his company, and came on for
the purpose of getting provisions which had
been cached near the Colorado by MIR. Bishop.
On his arrival there, he found the cache had
been raised and was compelled to hasten on
to this place in order to procure provisions,
both for the men left at the San Francisco
mountains, and those left at the river His
party consists of about 35 men, and is accom-
panied by some twenty persons of the emf
grant party who were defeated on the river
laast fall. This part of his company were
left on the east side of the river, at the cross
ing, where they will remain until his return
About twenty miles east of the crossings, the
party was attacked by the Indians, in the day
time. None of the party sustained any in.
jury. Four Indians were killed and scalped.
Lieut.. Beale brings to California two of the
celebrated Barcelona Jacks, imported from
Spain especially for California. They meas.
ure fifteen hands, and come in fine order.