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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11

the belief that the trainers OF the constitution after hav
ing limited the powers of Congress to certain precise
and specific Objects intended by employing the words
dispose off, to give that body unlimited power
the vast public domain. It would be strange anomaly
indeed to have created two funds the by taxation
confined to the execution OF the enumerated powers dele
gated to Congress- and the other from the public lands
applicable to all subjects, foreign and domestic, which
Congress might designate, That this fund should be
disposed Of not topay the debts of the United States
nor to raise and support armies to provide and
maintain navy" nor to accomplish any one OF the
other great objects enumerated in the constitutions but
educate their people, and to carry into effect any other
measure of their domestic policy. This would be
to confer upon Congress vast and Irresponsible author
ty, utterly at with the welknown jealousy of fede
raj power which prevailed at the formation of the
stitution. The natural ntendment would be that as
the constitution confined Congress to wedened specific
powers, the funds placed at their command whether il
land money, should be appropriate to the performance
of the duties corresponding with these powers If not
government has been created with all its other powers
carefully limited, but without any limitation in respect
to the public lands
But cannot so read the words "dispose off, as tt
make them embrace the idea of giving away" Tht
true meaning of words is always to be asceraned by
the subject to which they applied and the known
general intent of the lawgver. Congress is truste
under the constitution for the people OF the United States
to dispose OF " their public lands and think l may
with confidence that be
which trustee in the position of Congress has beer
authorized to dispose of property by its owner wher
has been held that these words authorized sucl
trustee to give away the fund entrusted to his care NJ
trustee when called upon to account for the disposition
of the property placed under his management before am
Judicial tribunal would venture to present such ples
in his defence The true meaning of these words is clear
~ stated by Chief Justice fancy in delivering the opn
ion OF the court (l9 Howard, p 1861 He says in re
ference to this clasue of the constitution, 1t begins it
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13
rei.xesph sfsrs.e esocrs.

HIGHLANDS, Feb IL suusePsssng out steam ships Go
iuriba Florida aud Jamestown end NHE, fresh; weather
iogRy.
, SANDY H19E ~ FEB Y ssDss,so vessels in sight
LONG BRANCH Feb u. su1.sse-Hothng In sight, bound
in " md NE, iresh cloudy.
sQuAN NJ. Feb II. suaset-Nothing Ia sight, bound in
miscellaneous.
The British seaushp Kangaroo Cap, Jeffrey sailed yester
duy Liverpool with 81 cabin passengers and In
the sieerage She took out $4,000 In specie.
BARK Boston Feb l2The bark Avola from Boston
for Cha lesion put Into Proyinseiown, leaking badyy e
egIsph to Elwood Water haq Secretary Board OF Under
later despatch saes that the leak hss been stopped and
BRIG Dupsr Dicksg, arrived Ufo Nov 18th from San
Francisco with cargo of lumber bound Melbourne The
s b nsays ss "a a1r @
Of fen osa a S s reps sn n c ae9
S ms to sas s .p rSs ayse s"s 80 per
Sem ADDISON CHILD Smith. from Rotterdam Tor Boston
at provnceon experienced very heavy weather prevoos o.
ossrboard lost her aas boats booon Of fore
mast the esS and wsss e H., se S. aud for
csSd not dcs for a s compelled
An unknown scbr loaded with line ashore lhan
lar llth inst and on FIRE
vrssrIs BELOW NV opr,ysho Crescen, Of the s,a inst,
u ships berks inside and shos on
bound whip belize Of he oce.o out Is bra
az round a, Pas, sone bar he shp sias aomer inend
70 Toe ss ~ wsg .e sens s u es on the bar
CospussEp wnALEss-Jhs Honolulu Commercial Aavar.
,scr Of &c ~ says survey has seen had tho waaesho
depned rs uoscAwcr h., We understand that hen
so Te %bag 6 e S o. Sss saa
and bah italy, Of Honolulu have also been condemned Roth
past aorh Serrsae vii os Close, o oa. AZ
auction 10 dsy, ~ per advertsen,ent"
Rng NuIRThe huh or The old copienpred vis.,bi,,
me John D s9 soq "a Ss Th ou ss .s - arctic q
WIN breas her 40 ior hfewcod The total sale /,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

ton Of four hours and custom house charges not sx
eessS'sr I'VE dollars ..,,, =. s....,-,
H. m ~esses passing during within hrsr
he sFs l s S
,eeher wh The ;hp sspor The soarrins Of h nsTH boat
The legal apsa for carrying sa' francisco
E1 go ssr apa TOR oaa 20 Of @
prsresco r agents for forwarding the Sandwich fand
- Miehaels Nov 10 tsrh onraro Poster NIB Clean al
snced the October gale. bnt sustained damage,
Spoken, ts.s
ship snow Squs from Norleans for Liverpool Feb 2, lat
shr.stop" faon from NYork for Boston, Feb Vine
Fvsesxn Possa.
ClrARA Zee 81 z po5. shp Forest King Eodooud for
FAY.n jan NJ "a IL Nc 81 s vs,s hl pr. r..
rhiladelph,. MA assr ssIe s5, Co..
sn " e sarssa
from NYois, arr lsh. r, p.s
BOSTON, Feb IL Arr steamer Guy Of Neg York Howes.
phil,telpha ca steamer rhess spragae Matlhsws phia
Scts.t N3ars barns EdwsTd mi H'ss cieniass wsver
Lors5a 6hs Remedies h@%s Baker r rhsIsdsgsis;
Samuel Gilman, Paker, do sid wind INV toE NV steamer
Bot Msrs wssnss wavs r.s aysry 0s
Leonad ,soaia and from bsloW ships Meteor aud sama
osMDEN, Feb sid schr MAriettl, xulln, Eochpot to
,FAiEn,A VI, Febli-irrsehrs Smith Bosswor,t vE-
Fsff - sfss ysla Brig Henry Leeds Grant
ots1es9n s.e brig ys ss,esiira Means
port for Wilmington Nc; Express Bridget BRISTOL vi-
fT bn n{s rsoa tor srs Sesa R.,,ss Man
sanla for ros,op schrs samuel fIawes Mason smyraa
f or ' fSaaspbs
asas ssSs FOR a' @ Ss ' a%s
t,press Freeman ,a,ge5 for d. John sasin May Phi
dcn DO for s.le% Josiah Aehorn Merrill Do for pasm@s
GpOrgetuWn.
In bort It % AZ vino SW ship seoast,cook bark Indian
ssrea pssdsna Snow sqna WSes mars ank. s.
Wright May Queen saul r l,awes HONDURAS star King
nlyHISHp IIenI rebn spMpsssi9g in, shs;
and ssps asus nosr e
pa'i.an cham Tampco ca .ssSsbIp i rsadsSbia
Nd sh' o Masy sssDo S'5s
bark mser ens weSh a s
18th, 4a-Arr ships Nuremberg schnesau, H.yre, Eclipse
ssrer Sypsry hSySs Sa,s brpzisiro sseS ye }sseirS
from sSGr cfmes Nas9n T,sa9erme,e Harding Gh%so
s.S9s %'; s s;s sS%s
Ward Hayre harks Liuwood, Clement baltimore; Adeaia
AR h 10y eD sGip Iarrabee Liverpool, bark Howard
lowed to Jan 49, bark New Light oath sbip zsnosl,
Feb wshps E11Seh tseor nessnoF mi Annsas
York for Bosion sloop Harves Bowen 90 Tor Providence
rfW II SVEN Feb ll-Arr scbys ID Morris, Hoover Bran
dywire Pres JACK son Elizst ethport
NEW BEDFORD, Feb IL d schr ID W Hammond WIZ
Norfolk
PORTLAND, Feb l0-Cld brig stowers, sowers Matao
tar schrs Brooks GRAHAM Cuba Baihorn, Vesza
Ca rdenas sid barks John hviles; brig Cssan
schTs G Brooks, Baltic Brooks, Norfolk; ohsrs
PHoVINGkTOWN, teb IL, 8 AM-ID ship Granada
brig ChiInhurayo and unknown bark.
h schr Addison Chid smith, Rotterdam via Faya for
Bosom
EIcnsoND Feb io-Arr bark Gorilla rst.snslI, sy9r.;
Tow mend aod Sarah Bripht Noble sitakspss
TAkPAULIN COVE, feb lt--Arr brig Royalston, Robin
usrdense Portland schrs Char lie Willie Hoop
er urom NYork 81 John, Nb Willow, Buuker Qrom do)
Portland; A q Smell, Gross from do, do.
WILMINGTON, NC Feb 9 Arr brig Susan Emily, Davis
Bost scbrs Cbas Strong Lscnm aud Bennett Wool
kYcrk Cid 10th schr Aciope, wadwell duadaloupe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

stand sven worse in this respect II b well known that,
~ the annual election in many Of our banks, Ii often
neosaary 70 send for proxies In order TO have sufficient
amount Of stock represented 10 make the proceedings
legal
The Boston Pod Of yesterday says
Tho bank specs continues 20 diminish, and New York
funds exceedingly scarce. Money quiet; hut the
present condition OF things continues must DO dearer
the advances Bank specie this morning,
4oGA decline OF e7S 600 since yesterday Our banks
have lost about three millions OF dollars within few
months and above all their receipts from the treasu
ry and the interior.
The coal tonnage Of the Reading Railroad for the past
week O2o TONS making for the season 2oo 4Sl TONS
against POI 222 the time last year. The coal
tonnage over the Huntingdon and Broad Top for the last
week 2346 tons, and for the season lSS2b TONS
aganst 1896 to time last year The tonnage by
the Delaware ackawanna and Western road was Tor the
week II ,oS6 tons, and for the year 81 ,a4S tons.
The statements Of the st. Louis banks for the week end
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TIME OF CLOSING AT TIE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. .Norih-Albany, Buffalo and Canada.
western mail via sis KK b,I A. H. aad s p N.
South and Southwestern
as s'is mail by railroad s,9 A. X a ana Il Il =
g T. NJ
SUNDAY MANS On Sunday ailmsils close this once
CALEDONIA. BY s.esmer, via Panama, Monday,
1be Overland MAI, for California i.ayes :, ion.
every Monday and Thursday, at A ID. Letters
designed TOR 1t should be marked Overland, via
ST. LOUIS"
g. LAKE Cry he Overland Mail from ST. Joseph o N Salt
Lake city, leaves - joseph every Saturday, at
SAN Letters should be marked Overland,
via 81. Joseph
60 PACIFIC. by steamer, via Panama, Monday, :.
HAVANA. By ssesmer Fhiadepba. Thursday,
MEXICO. From New oreans by steamship rcnuessee on
be placed In the ONCE at New York six day
vious The above date
EUROPE. .... BY steamship Aria, Wednesday, Feb
BANANA IsIAsns the day after the arrival Of each alter
nate Cubsrd packet at this port being once
month the Karpak will be despatched
with mails for tn bahama Islands To be lAoded
be Ave per half letters and two
cents Oh each newspaper to be collected IN All
cases in the United States, on those sent or re-
ceived
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
INDIA. The Overland Mail closes foows:via Mar
seilles, the I'd 9th 18th and 18th of each mouth
Via SOUTHAMPTON 4th 18th and 2nh toushng at
Gibraltar malta, Alexandria sn.Z and sden
CHINA Via Mays.iies the 9th and 18th. Via South
ampton 4th and 2nti
Via Marseles and Snez the 10th. Via South
MAuRIrius Via den on the it aud 27th of the month";
BRAZIL Via Southampton on the 9th Of the month .
mails London falls Sunday, they made up the
evening previous. d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13
Two Weeks Later from Paraguay.
Translated from FL Commerce. of Lima, Jan TO- for
NEW YoEK HERALD
NEW YORK HERALD.

The Csr!feiesociom gives the following news
On Sunday, at eight O'Clock IN the evening the steamer
Constitution arrived which had just returned from he,
interesting "trip to the Brszao districts situated along
Paraguay river after having also stopped ut the ports
the noigbboriBg republic.
she gives encouraging description OF the Low state Of
civilization OF the population Dhsbiting Matte Crosse
A. regards Paraguay, warke preparations for resstn
the ned o. the United States spoken
o. and IS asserted hat public spir shows Itself
exsslera'ei rits regard 10 the impending struggle
Jbe SsmGnOTtO, which received up to the 18Th Doc,
devote tR" and ardent articles 70 the subject, gnich TO
80 hgN degree occupies the government OF the country
iie ne gcc sr OF these articles, which, We believe,
arc derived from Official source, do not 10 reveal a
Aciui Hhi~tion Int Ue venture 10 dsse,. hat ne set
usserty 1ot q"c'sa mi take lee by soay Of dip,ma
Zee ttfere, ftt'y
a pop steamer, bulk at the whlrfs of Paraguay, has
n'Ah lhpinh aud iaElched: her il Hio Apl,
nel lOlmDlLrr = ls The NlLe Of PIesldenL lopez.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13
Personal Intelligence.

m, Fve-e Lord Richard Grosvenor and servant
tnfiand Carlo ficromin Teres Pccoonip ond two ser
faps Maria ticcoloGDi Laura pcc and Curcio pc
tolrm'h Florence Mrs James Gordon Bennett Fort Wasl,
es9s Mo !oehmss wssharion p O.; James Gordon
Cleveland, o. Mrs hilapdon servant Ir r. X fa,,def
New arleans George Scott oldma an Phladepha: Dr n j
sharp. New Jcrsey; Mr. and Mrs George ] Whi,nev Mrs.
nd'.vs and son Mss lee end Master lee Roches err B n
v.n hs.sse,s,r Albany; Fiorsnco kbas venezuels w.
j. How Bosnn; Fizjames " I,rien, New York. -,
Al he Metropolitan HoielHon J. c. NIeiolson Tsnnessee
Hen J. ID Eefrsf Illinois, Col Vim. Rober SON. Mlssissinn
lion q: alexander st. Louis ssn Getty Louisville; Hon
=. besdy, Albany
TO ARRIVE.
FROM New Orleans 10 steamship depha-ue vepa.
rao de Fimany, Frank, Holt Geo Carr McRenns J
win, Geo White, Clement Kingmsn, j Dougherty, q
OuiDsuran, y II lsquDle, " Lague.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

MsSCELJ.sNEOUs.
An OPENING
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1859,
A PATENT RIGHT
REVOLUTION IN THE RUCus TRADE.
TO THE MILLINERY TRADE OF TIE UNITED
STATES OUT OF TOWN JOBBEKS AND OTHERS.
RUCHEsl RICHEST RUCHesi
BY THE TENS OF THOUSANDS.
RICHES
By THE MILLION.
We have connected interest with the
manufacturers OF rucnes IN this city VINO CONTROLS the
PATENT RIGHT or NEW MACHINERY
Whereby we enabled to offer rucbes OF
EVERY KIND, EVERY QUALITY. EVERY STYLE,
AT oNE-rHIRD THE USUAL PRICE,
One thousand different samples exhibition
One thousand different styles displayed, and
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES,
AT TIE
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
NO. ZIG CHAMBERS STREET.
JNO FARRELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

CLEARED.
Steamship Cahawba, BullOch, Havana New Orleans
Livingston Crocheron 60.
Steamship Florida Crowell SavanDahS Mltckll Son.
steamshp Montgomery, Croker, savannah-H Cromwell
steamahip Columbia Berry, CharlesIonspogord Tleson
Steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk Ac--T Indian
Ship EpsmiDondas Brandt Rotterdsm-Funch Meiacke.
bark q bruep, Gould, Bavans-J w Eiwel Go.
BARK Atlas, Bartlett, New Urjeaps-S II Brigham.
BARK Bertrsm. Gray, Mobile-Sturges, Clearman Co.
Brig + Kelly Pote Csdiz--N a Blanchard.
Brig Breeze Iuterbridge, RIO Janeiro-l eager.
Brig Balear, Fetd, Tampico kiohard Shers.
Brig GuayaIna, Unken, Cndad Boyar-E Pavenstedt Co.
Brig Alba zee t3r), sims Natsau-Vontel Barton.
Brig Betsey Amcs, Bartlett IT Jaso-H u Brookman Il Co.
schr = sparks, Murray, 81 KiLts-T Webster
Scbr Palmer, Welton st Jago-Post small
schr Stella Maria (br) Farrell, Balifax-H q Donovan.
schr Mary Emma, Huse, Lavaca-G Ferris i Co.
Scbr y Cargiii Hawkes. Bsltinore-Merfl l. Abbott
schr Kedron, Russell Pbiladelpbia-J W Mckee.
schr Justina Smith, salem-R W Ropes 4 Co.
echr W, Fausln, Bost0n-Dayton Sprague.
8chr Howard, Howley, Boaton-S W Lewis < Co.
Scoop Edgar Spragu ne, Gibbs Providence Master.
sloop Pointer, Fowler Provdence-Master.
ARRIVED
Was towed 10 this port hy stean,tug Jacob Bell
scbr Templetop Calais, Hogdon, Careston, IA days
Schr NJ Aiken, ko1, ViLglna
Schr John q eIris, Bush, Virginia.
Steamer Pelican Adrich Providence
steamtug Jacob Bell Glover, Provncetowu having 10 tow
bark kepler.
Steamships Kangaroo (BD, IverpooI Cahawba. Havana
and New Orleans Columbia Charleston; Florida and itont
gopery savapnsh Jamestown, Richmond &c; ship Clifton
Rew Orleans
From qaaranine ship Dictator Francisco; orig An.
derson for 81 MARKS
Wind at sunset Ne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13
JULEs MunM CO.'S CHAMPAGNE
Z. A. MlMM's KLINE AND MOsELI.E WINES

GARD 10 tue TRADE AND AIR Pr BlIC IN GENERAL,
snoe the ahsoluio1 OF old veil known Of r
We are determined, with all energy and
ample 10 re,ske Position VIII thereise
send unparalleled vines to Your country.
we Win 10 establish marked distinction between
brand Jules Numm Co 8. and that Of similar Ia
that eat house rely ts merits repu.s
p for ~hcb purpose we have slightly changed former
We confident that these have Just SEM out
our ne agent smes Meyer Jr will not be surpassed by
other BRAID and feel satisfied by the
ron, cannot even be equaled.
that ask IN favor from the public and the
thes dnd tie beat Our brands from this date will he
Jues Munin 4 CO.'S Nerzenay CaDinet"
jules Mumm \ Co.'s "vns de Dames Fleur de silery"
jules Mumm & Co.'s Imperial"
And respectfully request the propretors hotels
restaurants 70 print our hrns name Jules Mumm Co. In
i on then bills OF fare IN order TO avoid confusion with other
similar
The mentioned wine ''verzenay Cabinet" Is a new
Cabinet vino in establish quality which Win snrpass
AL the va " not equal the SIS wines that ha,o
your conhr, by any house With this exquisite quality,
es Will cause sem to adopt this brand In preference
Other, aud make il the leading vine Of the country.
z The second brand. wins de Danes "
usie for ladies' dinner and evening parties where delicate
tire ia vored vine In required
Cur Imperial liz fnvorite wine, well known, ana nocis
no Recommendation. Our CatinSt cousea OF
,he ahuyt mcnuneI junction with ferzcnsy will
import. unleas by particular reqnest order
,sions from he o,mer ones he Ibss viii bear he nam. Of
prescrt sgeat MES MEYER Dr. with sa,ogr sph
signature on each bottle.
We sent our first sbipment and will coanue 10 send
bepceiwrd I'll Of our brands without exception packed In
cases, 10 your country.
bas been " e's'ence nearly century Cur cellars there
well provided with the best Rhine and Mosae wioes bssdes
eome OF The finest whey ards OF Johannisberg adou
tbg Tie vim yar1g Of Prince Nettertith
We .ctiuy recommend the pair
JULES MUMM CO.,
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

els in small ots Of SIC e5c for yellow Jersey and
southern S6c for new white Southern and old do
FIouR Holders OF desirable lots ask &C. l0c. per Dbl
more and with fair inquiry advance was realized.
with sales u IL GOO bbs. Of all kinds
frvvsesoSs,-PoIk 1rm, with fair salee.
RYE BARLEY and OARS are unchanged
WHAr-The high prices claimed by factors check bust
ness sales 600 bushels white Southern ut 81 57; 900
bushels white Kentucky al 81 TO- and 800 bushels red
Southern at 81 43.
WHyeWvy-Sales go hhls. at ~ 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

THE HAVANA AND NEw ORLEANS sTEAMER5.
ENTIRE CIrY-Fr0m ork 3D. arriving at Havana Tth
and New Orleans 10th from New Orleans 10Th Havana Esd
arriving NJ New lorh 9th.
CAHAwBA From New York 18th, arriving NJ Havana hth
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 2th Havana h
arriving at New York Sd
New York 18th arriving At Havana 22d
New Orleans 2h From New Orleans 9th, Havana
arriving at New York 18th
BLACK wARRioR-From New York 9th arriving at HavaoA
Let and New CrleaDx 81 From New Oreaus l2h HavsnA
10TH arriving At New York 10th
lsABEI-trom Charleston ith 19tb due Havana Sb
sd From Havana ION and 18TH due at New York 10th
and 3lst
~ When the above dates isn Sunday the will
san on Monday, except from New Orleans-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Al packages Nad letters Intended the NEW YORK HERALD
should be sealee.
ALMANAC YORK-THIs
56 MOON Of
SUN SETS. IS BiGH WATER. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FD's III 7. NJ,
AspNs--Pots sell freely at S. 62% So 6sN Der 100
lbs Pc. rs are Inactive being held NJ So per 100 lbs
CorToS q''iet sales 800 600 bales. Holders waiting
steamers ne VS.
Com -sales have boon confined 70 5000 1900 bush.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

HARMON p Ceo,~Ey, Esq. died at wes,neld, Richmond
county Saturday last 18th nst aged SO years Judge
Copsey was vel Known public spirited citizen Of
Richmond county, who took active interest In all
county. During the last two years he took prominent
lart Ia measures Tor the removal Of Quarantine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

Imports (other than Dry Goods and Specie
NJ the Port Of New York for tho Week End
Ing and Including February IL, 1859.
tThc quantity is given in packages when not otherwise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

(tHENTLLEH FOR HEADDRESSES
~ Just received per steamship Asia 30 pieces wire
niles; also, tnsel chenilles and wax beads
KOHiSAAT BROTHERS, 4S John street
IN PORT. PER. STEAMSHIP AsIA-rIE NEWEST
spring styles OF ladies' dress trimmings dress buttons
sbind belt rbbons best gu lily plain silk velvet ribbons black
colored crochet aud cordonet frpges.
KoHISAsT BROTHERS, iS John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

SPECIAL NOTICE
t1bscher respectfully ADD
tnal proof OF the great excellence Of the Jules Mumm TO
champagne the United states careful
css brsnds imported In tn pcf have ~lsdgei 70 hi
that owing ~ the great superiority OF the jules Munm 20
chan asne tbcy obliged apprsise At higher prices
thtn other .rst class rhampagnes received here.
II not the ntsn'ion OF the agent Of Jules Mnmm Co.'S
champagne 10 the above notice Of his veil
wines, but as Notwithstanding his he higher
rates OF duty than other first class houses u
justice that buyers and should AND
The high estmston IN which the Jules vnmm < Co. cham
gss held by those who are so well situated to Know m a'
10 Inform the trade hat have now supply Of the
JAMES MEYER. JF
Sole agent for the United sta,cs a Broad street n.
THE LAR0nsT ASSORTMENT OF BERLIN zEpIIy6
worked, and fold Shetland wool, also, rted bun
dles zephyr worsseds for The ,obhing trade.
koHioAAT BROTHERS, ~ John street
WE CLiCQUOT CHAMPAGNE
We beg leave To that Madame We Cicquo Pom
sardin Reims has honored US with the
For the United States and Canada OF her magnificent
CHAMPAGNE.
The high reputation this wine has In Europe during
" long existence and principally In Russia where cnnsi
dered other the world and
cellert quality Of the cennct fail 10 es,ash Tor Il SINH
1nr high staI ding In this country
veiherlore abstain from making further comments RS
gavdog tbs Itch aud fruy trial viii fscons
mend h"i ana soon be appreciated by all connoissurs
Msdsi.'e Vrcguot has onls one quality Of vine
labels, and 'shall be supplied with limited quanty,
we request The tra, e to send their orders early
o. r. II n. "a. SCHMIDT,
Late Schmidt, schmidt \ CO.
81 Beaver street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

HIGHLANDS, Feb ~ ASKING out steam ships
urbia Florida aud JamestOwn. end NNE fresh; weather
togPy
SANDY HOOK NJ Feb u No vessels IN sight,
bound in Wind NNE, iresh weather hazy.
LONG BRANCH. Feb T. su1.sss-- Nothing In sight, bound
in. Wind Ne, fresh; cloudy.
sQuAN, NJ; Feb ~ suaset-Notbing Ia sight, bound In
Wind n e weather Thick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-25
The Mountain Meadows Massacre.

One of the dread mysteries OF Mormon
dom which the United States Judges in
Utah are endeavoring to unravel, greatly to
the CONSERVATION of the Saints. is the hor-
rible massacre, at Mountain Meadows, of
one hundred emigrants. on their way from
Arkansas to California. At the time, we
were told that the unfortunate victims fell
under the weapons of the Canosh band of
Parayant Indians: but various subsequent
developments have established the convlc-
ton that these were merely tools in the
hands of the Mormons themselves, An eye
witness Of the transaction has been found,
at last, and from an official source at Salt
Lake, a statement of his account OF the al
fair has been sent to the San Francisco Bull
letin. lie saws the massacre was designed
and carried into execution for mere purposes
Of plumber, to get possession of the thirty
wagons and seven or eight hundred OF cattle
belonging To the emigrants.