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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-28
Groceries.

Groceries.
IN SALE, BY RECEN ARRIVALS. THE
u following choice assortment of Groceries, at the store of the
undersigned, viz:
Preserves. Fresh raisins,
Ere h apples, Fresh currants, in tins
Fresh ounces, Fresh oysters,
Fresh peaches, Fresh Holsters,
Fresh pears, Sarlines,
Raspberry jam, French capers,
Cranberry jam, English pickles,
Strawberry jam. ETC., etc., etc. English pie fruits,
Miuce meats, English sauces,
Sage, English mustard,
Sweet sayory, French mustard,
ummer savory, Hops,
Curry powder, Soap,
Ground cassia, Tins of water, butter, sugar, oys-
Ground black pepper, ter, soda and wine crackers,
Whole do do, Smoked hams.
Pimento. Smoked behring's,
Ground cloves, Best Oolong tea,
Ground ginger, Green corn,
Cream tartar, Crushed and loaf sugar,
s. c. soda, &C., &c. &c.
Haxal -four,
N. B.-Fresh Island Butter and Ground Coffee always on
hand. (133-1y*) III. MCINTYRE.
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INVITES THE % q ~ 3
> public :. sto en srr 1Es.s- Comprising the cargo q che Snip 20
sixa q. ,'2ssl Z, dss s. ssstsTsss n xnfs s'Ts and AZ
~ Dry Goods.
,.,.. ~, md huff prints Bales scarlet blankets
na,es pan ..rn t;crs Cases Otis denims
Bales Panama stripes. asses aen.ms -.
n ases rov sbeetinrs Gases blue drills
Bales Bales shesucket denims Bales royal blue flannel
Bales And.oscoggin sheetngs Bales dark 90
Bales Gorrics blankets bales psue snes.ns
Groceries, Liquors, Provisi0ns, &C.
IN hb,s nrime pork IS sth casks U.v. 2. brandy,
zoo bbs -four dark
90 90 sn,s possron whisky 3 casks Jamaica rum
100 cases Albany ale and porter 500 den9oh has
SO SO casks eas remnants India pale IS half bbls dried apples
90 CASKS casks a@ p"@' . and 8 i csks Pinet brandy
10 cases currant wine 20 cases champagne Gaef
ycorks Gases assorted meats
20 bbs rice Cases green corn
100 cases gin Gases table salt
SO cases wine bitters Cases water crackers
Gases salt, in 20tb bags
Sundries.
ss; ; e. e; e. : si: :;s,s ss,'' s s ::;sS;t =,,.. r...s..
~ 1s eases e s,a1eb Sugar Pear
$50 kegs KEYS lead nine Gases palm hats
Ok bows, yokes and plows Handled axes
s apa;S Turpentine
6 6arr;s1a Boiled Iinseed oil
Gases umbrellas Boots and shoes
Cases saddles BOATS oaNts
Cases carnets lBndls iron
Cases charcoal irons Whale boats
10 casks Cumberland Goals Whale spades
10 hills Goa tar Gases matches
o. bbIs MITCH t34T sash doors
"a hills Wilmington tar Is bndls windows
10 bbls bright varnish lo bndis bhnds
80 bales gupny bags IChses hickory snns
239 kegs nails Gases check pants
Boxes family soap Eases denim roc ID P""''
Roxes alt-water soap lCsses palm leaf hats
Cases blue & white cot. thread Gases Otis denims
Per stRaduga.''
Gases bIue sbeetinps tTierces sugar cured hams
Gases Hamilton pink prints Gases brogans
BALES blue and scarlet blankets Kegs cannon powder
. superior silver mounted har.Cases sporting powder
ness Gases Hunts handled axes
An invoice of ladies' fancy Gases charcoal irons
goods Casks cod, signal halyard, log
Cases Winchester's perfumed and hemp lines
9. W. soap
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FOR SALE TO ARRH

FOR SALE TO ARpS
BY THE UNDERSIGNED
THE CARGO OF THE Al Rp,
"HumpRrey Me-
4S4 tons measurement, COL, ton, bu,sN
cHELLEw, MASTER.
CALLED FROM LIyERpoo,
- consisting of " NAT
Dry Goods,
BLU cottons, white cottons, superane VIM.
assorted prints, two blue prints. TO- .ne uA
yellow prints, plain Turkey red cI,as ~ " j
hams, french lawns, moleskins .brIs..l+
plain aud fancy silks, Victoria iaAa
furniture prints, cotton sbaa,--a
cotton handkerchiefs. printed"
bordered handkerche..
salenclennes hand
kerchiefs. Tur.
key red do,
white
LINEN
CAMBRIA
handkerchief.
denims, riding hats.
cotton umbrellas. sir
umbrellas, sewing cotton. lila.
and scarlet serge shirts. pilot iscts.
alpaca coats, mosquito netting. liner So,.
Bed ticks, white blue and red blankets. na.s
merinos, alpacas, plain and figured. sur.rsa"
cloths, ladies' straw hats, brown otton han ~
mems felt hats, silk handkerchief, superfpe,v w.
shepherds plaid, blue twilled flannel. plsin bns =
flannel, grey wooden wrappers. mems wooden hgs
shirts, cotton trouserings, printed musHns, A. =
Liquors.
Cases Geneva, Old Tom Gin, Scotch Whisky D..
Pale Cognac, Pale Sherry, Fine Old por. n.
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER
Hhds- Salts Ale, hhds. Younger. Al.
Sundries.
White saltwater SOAP. perfumerv fal.a i.w.-
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Offers for Sale. Just received

j. e.. SPALDKNG
Offers for Sale. just received
PER BARE "SACHEM,' FROM BOSTON.
= BALES BRO. DRILLS, 100 doz denim frocks and pants.
. IL bales bro. sheetings, Z cases cheese,
1 bale bleached do, bales pump and rig'g leather,
10 cases denims, $50 kegs white lead,
3 cases ticks, 20 bbls rice,
leases bleached jeans, Isl cases boiled oil,
/ case honey-comb quilts, 2 bales cloves,
l case striped grass cloth, 4 bags pepper,
case white duck, 10 coils Russia bolt rope
L case bl. and white quilting. is casks pilot bread,
200 boxes family soap,
% cases refined lard. is coils spunyarn,
100 hall bbls crushed sugar, cases mems clothing,
zoo saddles, complete, 5 cases charcoal irons,
% kits No. ] mackerel, 55 cases boots and shoes.
2o boxes S~aN- soap, % cases green peas.
10 half bbls hide poison,
20 cases alcohol, Wines n nd SuSrias.
20 cases spirits turpentine, IL ar and % eighth casks best
40 coils Manila cordage. dark brandy,
% Dds extra mess beef, 2qr pipes HenDessey's do,
80 half bbls prime butter, 8 or do Msrtel's do.
$50 bXs, hlf and or do raisins, 8 or and s 1 casks Riyierre do.
3 cases box salt, 40 boxes Catawba brandy.
8 shocks grind salt, 2ofb bags, 80 half bbls best whiskey,
III Kegs nails, 100 kegs do do,
20 cases tobacco los dz OTIS r. Byass' porter,
ioo bols Haxal -four, 10 dog London cordial gin,
10 cases brandy peaches.
Honolulu. March "a, 1859. 143-tf
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Cases blue sheetings
Gases Hamilton pink prints
Bales blue and scarlet blankets
2 superior silver mounted har-
ness
An invoice of ladies' fancy
goods
Gases Winchester's perfumed
8. W. soap
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be dismissed.
Sec. 1888. Upon decreeing a separation, the court
may make such further decree for the support and
maintenance of the wife and her children, by the husband, or
out of his property, as may appear just and proper.
Sec. 1889. Whenever a decree of separation is
granted, the decree shall have the effect, during such
separation, to reinstate the wife. whether the wrongdoer or not.
in the RICH, to sue or be sued, to ALLEVIATE and convey property,
to make contracts, and to do all other acts as { she were a feme
sole.
Sec. 1910. Where a decree for a separation forever.
or for a limited period, shall have been pronounced.
y may e revoked { any m thereafter' under such regulations
and restrictions as the court may impose, upon the joint appli-
cation Of The parties, and upon their producing satisfactory evil
Sec. 1341. Upon the hearing of any petition for a
divorce, or separation, the court shall have power, in
its discretion, to examine either or both Of the parties, upon
oath, in order to prevent collusion.
CHAPTER XXIX.-O Guardians and Wards.
Sec. 1912. Any Judge of the Supreme Court of Law
and Equity, when it shall appear to him necessary or
convenient, may appoint guardians to minors and others, being
the same.
Sec. 1343. Any circuit Judge Of this kingdom may,
when 1T shall appear to him necessary or convenient.
appoint guardians to minors and others, being inhabitants Of or
residents In the circuit in which he is a judge.
Sec. 1874. If the minor is under the age of thirteen
years, the Judge of probate may nominate and appoint
his guardian, and If he is above the age Of thirteen years. he
may nominate his own guardian, who, If approved Of by the
nominated by ouch minor shall not be approved by the Judge
or II the minor shall reside without the kingdom, or if after
being cited by the judge, he shall neglect to nominate n suitable
person, the judge may nominate and appoint the guardian, in
years
Sec. 1345. Every guardian appointed as aforesaid,
shall have the custody and tuition of the minor, and
the care and management Of his estate, and shall continue In
ONCE until the pinor shall arrive at the age Of twenty years. or
until the guardian shall be discharged according to law pro-
vtded, however, that the father Of the minor. II Twins. and n
&C o. his death, the mother, while she remains unmarried,
business, shsn b. entitled 70 o' ehe custody Z o of he 1.r sss,T - o sha
minor, and to the care Of biz education
see. 1sae- Every such guardian shall give : bond.
s wsn SUI surety or s@srstiss; t. tns jcdss e probs!A =
SsFse Ionehe . true inEentDry q n. the ru1 estate, ~ IN
, 1859-05-14

EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
- F"r sonad y6r1S 1i'r.c and -; E,,:y.
pete Stock Of t!Sars. I"la;.". re'. H., WIN ia'a7e
Also. Teas aud Cuf1tcs IL ti;ut. AtIfy,. o1
f1rf
, 1859-05-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Church Of Tic Ascension sPrc-tast Ep:scn7a c1 Cak
street: le:wccn We'll. and Laai!e streets n n. W.ae
sssy!c. every sabbath 10; O'Clock r. H. snd - O'clock
r. u. Sun1ay lehot! a. Y, Rev. Henry II. Ao'rt'l,
Etetn:.
I'll. sstoul r.g3la. mcctns Of the Chcago S,.5ath
School, r,iau will ocerr At TrcitF Church Tuesday
evening Juuc ill., 1t - o'clock. The Executive Commit
ttr haze scec:ed the following question for consideration
.Wla arr the Necessary Qualifications for suces.sful
Sahhatl, 5eEovl Tc1ches?"
-E.l. Jrhn Your: win preach at The ChF'tsaa Clsrh.
,a Non.<. >trret between Ahen:een and Eccke oc Sun
d.Y ttc l:h !. haf }a*s tea oeock 4. r. ana a haf
ras, tcr oe!crk F. ". Suhec: in the ta"sIiag Tho
Mission ard Teachings Of JESUS cg Nazasct In The ss.
u,oo:-"The True Principles Of Human 1rrfsovcreut"
Tho deaie7i:on Of the Methodist Epl.ccpal M<sion
Cturh "a :cisw:ck ssrv heretofore advertised IT To-
morrow Sunday Afternoon. MAY 18th. il poapoaed
snt.,l lcc.r.cs st the Mechanics 1:H!tute Hall. ia
su.asy, ty joel Tiffany !. l01 o'clock 4. H. NC II
o'clock I'm.
, 1859-05-14
TH;ET

The Times repeats about Il column Of It's
twaddc ey:.ycrl1:ng the Massachusetts, vote TN
the naturalization matter a,:'l cads hy asking
wha. the pnEsS AND Tnln.SE 'aas to say in
defence of the Republicans. claiming that the
Democrats put forth tremendous Efforts 10 IT,
f.at t1e ol:u..s amendment We have only
few words to reply, and these arr:
First Tie w!trlr n.lber cr voters III Mas
sacusct;s il about l5A, Don
.Srrond. Tic Democrats number just about
50,oOo. al told.
Third Tue whole number s.f votes cast for
and against the amendment does not exceed
10000. or oheJo'trIt If the State The ,lll1a-
ber Of prisons wl,o votcd nycir*t it was only
1900, and for it $4,000.
Fbnr7h Had the Democrats turned ont and
cast their l'alots ngainst the amendment. ii
would lavc been defeated by more that q, 600
votes
F;fh. The truth is, that tprcc-fourt!,s Of the
Democrats stayed At home fur tic express pur.
pose Of letting it pass: and n large majority o
lnCSc l!ldt AIl 20 ~ ut i"4iS. 7btu f'f H. IL
order to throw tire odium Of the measure upol
the Republicans.
siztA-Fuly tl.rcc-fourt1s Of all tile vote
thrown against it were cast hy Republicans
No party in Massachusetts was anxious t
have the amendment adopted, savc the Demo
crn.s vino hoped to make y ltt" mean part
capital ont Of it.
The indignation vented by the Times j: til
mercst sham. Its editors, III common with a
the Democratic politicians in Chicago arc gla
the amendment was adoptcd, and If they In
liyed in Massachusetts, would have voted #
1t, just as tie editors Of the Boston Post di
Then they would have pointed their finger
and mid Ill the bad smell to tic Republican
who voted against il, just as the Posi- no
does The whole affair WAS 4 compound
precnness on the ono sidc and Jesuitism I
the other.
, 1859-05-14

lF InIa u1c ~ Joscsn 1Sufua.. 1lI1
From our friend, Nr. 4. T. Fullerton. who
arrived in this city, late Saturday evening from
out near Fort kearnev. we learn that the road
is lined almost the entire distance With trains Of
emigrants. For several weeks past. one hun-
dred teams On an average have crossed tho Big
Blue per day. There is no suffering on the
route, and provis'ons and prorcndtr are rs
cheap, # not cheaper and more plentiful than
sail. TO their carts and 50 +'kiting."
The grass il tine out on the Platte. and the
Bsoex and stock have been subslbting entirely
on it for several days past. The Indians are
eot At Ill troublesome, and al the mlschie
done is the work Of the whites and not the !ndi
aus None 81 TIC cnigrants are turning b.cl
6 ,ss .tsr u6sa re- en On b. cheering a
westward Wenda its war,
, 1859-05-14

~ We learn Tint the raitroad bridge below
Twelfth street, on the South nganch, is not so
much injured rs WIS supposed, by the stampede
If Vessels noted in our marine column yc.trr-
dry. ltwas in operation yesterday, all right
2ud tight.
, 1859-05-14

l. -
There !; :: uil' diversity of opinion upon
the effect ii Il Euroleau war OH the pEodnc-
ton Q: lrc.ldstufis III that country. Some bc-
licyc that the number that will lie called into
actiyc srrv;rc will be $" inconsidera'!e. cn11l-
pared with the total population. that the def
c., iu production viii scarcely be noticeable.
Oilers hold thai the drain in the way Of SOL
d;cts, ,ea,,,sttrs. cnup-loiIower5 and others:
upon tic farming population will be great
enough II result in YER: large falling oil
in production, aui ,t4al American markets wall
he pu1 under contribution to make good the
deficiency. T, this latter view the recent ra-
MD rise in t!!e !,7< u ;1:e:ll.t;tls i'll our home
markets is to be attributed. An impulse lias
undaan,cd'y i'cca II 'cu To tue speculative
movement by the unusual scarcity of grain in
nil the Nortl,"csse:n States, but its main
cause is to },> found i'll the fact stated above.
We have already given expression 10 our own
impressions upou the probable ct1l'ctof gene
ral European War upon the dcnandfor a1urri-
can h:calstufT*. bc"f and pork. Elsewhere we
;.iyr cal'iNs cxtra'.ts from Journals wlr'se
opjnions o., nutetiyas Of this character arc
Justly entitled to weight, expressing some
what different; vic:: Of the subject. The l.cis
presented viii t!',lhi!rss prove interesting II
those more particularly identified with the
grain trade either Us producers or dealers.
, 1859-05-14
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Obituary..

New HAVEN, IT,. May la.-psof nenuiston
II. oImssed, H.. D., expired at his residence. in
this city :: o'clock P. ~, aged is. He .ral'1~
ated ut Yale College in ISIS WAY eI,rte1 Pro-
feSsor cf Chemistry in North Carolina in ISIS.
md served ten years, when he made !; geologic.
al survey Of that State, the first Statc survey in
this country. aud in 1895 he was elected Pro-
fcsSnr Of Mathen1atc. and Eatrr: phiIo>u}.ly
in Na!" c"l1e.e, which place he filled 1t thr 1llr
Of his death.
Augusta. Ea., May 13.-Dr Tomlinsou Fort,
Of M:ileds.y1e, died to-day. liz w2s j FORMER
Member Of Congress and distinguished n;tI-
ica! practitioner, aud was widely know,, and as
teeucd.
, 1859-05-14

III
4 brici article concsr1n: this =entle'nan--
tLr agent Of the Nrw York Associated Press
sending trlrsraphie advertisements through the
country, crs(h intn oar paper srstcrday. cut
from L Cincinnati paper. We have no ku"wl-
eklsc Of thc matter reftrrcc IN. and VIC dn not
believe Mr. {. has gathered his $1"'.""'. if he
has that comfortable sun, in any such Way.
, 1859-05-14

EOR SALE-Two Fine Cemetery
L Lots for en-. half VI tieif o.:ea co>. as lse .w:
Is at.os1 It. leave fs Eu:cre, i1! s,1.:awc>
Of Madison a; Cla:1 streets. ,ar>, II l"A c. T. y.
uHiitIn;.laH
, 1859-05-14
The Case Of Deputy U. s. Marshal
Tyler.

WASHINGTON, Muv la-Thc Governor Ge,.:al
Of Canada. through the British Minister l,erc,
has made de'nand upon his Government fur
the surrender Of Deputy Marshal Tyi:r WIN
shot the Captain If the Amerisssn brig t'raes7i,
Of Cleveland, whiit Iayin:. at >aTnlu in fana.la.
Tyler. short time since, We, tried in Michigan
aud convicted Of n,an>lau:h,er. Tlsv no" DE-
mand his surrender under the 4 A-hbu:ton extra
ditlon treaty. There are questions o.! l.w it,
volved IN the case, wh,ct, require it 10 be Laid
before the Attorney General. who las til. case
uuW under consideration
, 1859-05-14

New Yonk. May l3.-There was large IRE
at Theresa yilluge last night, ccnsumin. j
Touring mill, two saw mills. = tub factory,
i foundry, two machine shops. three dwelling
houses and two bsrns. Loss s3o,ur,
, 1859-05-14

.3- Two co}ored men na:nvi John johnson
aud Henry Lisle have been he'd to bail for tue
l4sSenv Of u double barrellcd run from Clark
street law office
, 1859-05-14

Tor S.ALE.-M.ALT! M.ALT!i
Il Constantly on hand am! fss ,lt eeuctu r e. w
WHITNEY X kI3iEALL. IL. k.l4ic ,tr,rt. ~, t:,4
FOR SALE-Stcam Engine for
l. Sa'e-A f1>t-ra:c fr4r H.:.. Pow Er:s, ard
Dn!Itr MY he bought 4: s1. address ". II. RAND.
, 1859-05-14

# On Friday night the notorious hocknan.
Farrell, the fugitive from justice in this city.
where he robbed q passenger Of $500. son1c
mouths since, and rho was last week arrested in
Torou,o, was brought to this city to answer for
his crime. lie was brought from Cobours, c.
W, By officers Bradley and Reh,n. They
stopped in Detroit With their prisoner i few
hours, waiting for train. and meanwhile lodged
their prisoner in jail, On leaving, the Wolver-
inc Sheriff charged them twelve shillinss Jail
fees. Verify, in these days very poor timber
NAV get made un into Sheriff
, 1859-05-14

The Reduction In the Canal Tolls.
In the i, t,cle published in the pness AND TR1.
BuSE yesterday morning, giving list Of the ar
t.cles on which l,r tolls were reduced, NnEA1
WAS accideutly o;s.ittcd-tbc tall on which is
reduced frolu TIRE 10 t,ro mills per miic per
l(n~' lbs.
, 1859-05-14

C1Sc1SSA11, May 1:;.--A s!,ecia! dispatch to
the Iu-<< from Marietta SAYS thai ire l,t,,!,,
out in Krennan's warehouse Yesterday L. NJ,
DESTROYING ~ buildings i'll thu business portion
Of the city.
Tie principal sufferers are Syc { Huntington,
loss s;,"~, insured for flynn; D"sw ur;1,
Wells L TO-, loss Sl.,un. ia>nreu for s>."r,;
J. :. u. Turner's loss Sdo"., insured fer
S!.5*'.
The -Etna Insurance Co. Of Hartford las
about $ld."e' uf tie insurance, The ll,:rtturt.
Company S7,vJv, and the City Company ot Hurt
ford $:S,~av.
\ large portion Of the goods were save,l, but
in 4 danaget'c"ntlision. Several persons wtrc
injured BY tic falns buildings.
, 1859-05-14

- The attention Of dealers in Coal Oil is
chilled to our Waterbury Burners" Call at
Lamp and Oil Emporium, 1876 Clark street.
nUl3~J.
, 1859-05-14
Dresa Trihuttt,


e In consequence If an error which
ESCAPED the attention If the proof reader, the
proceedings Of the Common Council. Of Thurs
day. May 18th. are unpublished in this morn.
inr's papar. ou the fourth page
, 1859-05-14
Of Judges In MaSsachu-
kCttHs

kGttH.
Dos7oS, May ls.-Guy. Bank, has selected
the following gentlemen to compose tic .'ua ees
Of the new Superior Court d, established by tue
last Legislature, the nomination IL be confirmed
by the Executive Council. Far tl;cf Justice
Chas. Allen, Of Worcester; Judges. Julius kock-
well. Of plttstielA. O:is T. Lord. Of Salem. Mar
Gus Morton, Jr.. Of -snJoser. Ezra Wilkinson.
of Boston. Henry Fo>e, Of Springfield, Seth
.ames, Of Cambridge, JAS, b. Cult Of l,1ts:.cj.
Thos. Russell Of Boston.
, 1859-05-14

=: The arguments on tie motion for new
trial in the Juu'pertz cns. commences to-day
before tile Supreme Court at Ottawa.
, 1859-05-14

Ezra l.tn TIE S7.r:t Wc:!d- from he7 e+GtfI E.1a
ti.s It La.e Zu1: H. l.se naty. ~. ~ frl1y ia.rn-
f.. NAY 11h. M;~, FEAHCL> IA1Sat VIE e1 SEN
l-ue. aged Al.
A. .4c lid Myed, 80 she dle3 with full ssa Ct'.t
1slyxx,l Saviour she hnc her loas and laEM Sickness
With heroic fo,1!tudt And pat!ent .zsiscadoa
, 1859-05-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
1 Cargo Of -Normons.


New YoEk, May l3.-The ship Vim. Tapscot.
arrived at this port yesterday, with -; Mormon
smigrant passengers.
, 1859-05-14

CHARLESTON, MAY 12,--The steamship Isabel
has arrived here with Havana dates Of the 1uth
inst
News unimportant.
Sugar dull and declining. Molasses TN
changed
, 1859-05-14

WATER YorE CARpYxs.-If YOU want good
rubber host fitted to your hylrants at q l"w
price, call or send to tic Rubber store, Il Dear-
born street, one door north VI Lake street.
,ny-.1u&
, 1859-05-14

~ ''W ait for the wagon. and all take ride"
tl.:.t is, all can ride if the wagon has 8 Rubber
Spring between the elirtical steel springs 10 sus-
tain und relieve Them Those who havencglect-
ed to procure Rubber Springs and have lost
more time and paid out more money for repair
ing brokeu springs than would hare procured
dvzrn SETS Of Rubber Springs, should call at
once at the office OF the New England Car Spring
Co., l2s Clark street. my9-5l
, 1859-05-14

LrSAn OH Nor DgAp YE7.-The depot, how
ever, is removed to the great Lamp and Oil
Emporium, 126 Clark street. nylc-tt
, 1859-05-14

*%:.ss-a hotel thief made Schalls Hotel, on
lsandolph street, on Thursday, the SCENE OF his
Industry. Several garments were stolen. No
truce Of tue thief other than his depredations.
, 1859-05-14

New YoRk, May l2.-A select party Of the
Hud-she1l Democrats met nt the Assur Hopsc
Yesterday r. II. to devise some plan to re unite
the Democracy of tl.e State. \ communication
was addressed to the State Central Committee,
couchcd in becoming terms, proposing a basis
Of union bv which The cdic, Of prescription is
sued By the las: State Convention be recalled !;
the Offices to be divided next fall. and the dele
8utcs 10 the Charleston Convention apPortioncd
between softs and Hards, according to their re-
latire strength in the State.