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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

Says New York paper Of tho 9Th -
It's extracrdinary-the number Of PEG
pie geing to California. On Saturday
the Baltic took cut Elk hundred passen
gers, ono. third Of whom were women
Almost at the same moment the North
Star steamed out from the foot Of War
rem street with twelve hundre people
al bound for the land of gold.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08
70 the Republicans OF Iowa,


a Especial Convention Of the Republi-
cans OF Iowa, il hereby called to meet, BY
their delegates, at the city Of Des Moiaes
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of January
1860, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, for the pxrpose
Of appointing delegates to represent tho
State Ct Iowa in the Republican National
Convention to be held in 1860 for the
nomination Of candidates for President
and Vice President Of the United States.
The ratio of representation will be one
Delegate for each organized county; and
one additional delegate for each 200 votes
or fraction thereof greater than one half
cast for SAMUEL j. HARDWOOD Tor Gey-
crnor Of this State at the last State cleo.
ton.
The chairman Of tho several County
Committees are requested to issue their
call for County Conventions for the nom !.
ination Of Delegatcs At IN early day.
John A. Kasson, Chr'n
II. NJ Hoxic, Scc'y.
Il. L. B. Clarke, Mt. Pleasant,
c. E. Stone, Council Bluffs,
VIM. Loughridgs, Oskaleosa,
Thomas Drummond, Viaton,
a. 3. f. Hldreth, St. Charles City
j, NJ. Newcomb, Bloomfield,
VIM. Bigclew, Sioux City,
James Thorington, Davenport,
II. A Wiltse, Dubuque,
L L. Pease, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Central Cmmittce
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

IF you want any thing in the Patent Medi.
1 cine line, call at the Peoples Drug Store.
j. NJ. 6.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

DURE Wines and Liquors for Legal use Only,
i At the Peoples Drug Store. J. NJ. s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

DHYSICIANS Prescriptions, carefully COM
pounded ut oil hours, ct the Peoples Drug
Store. J. NJ. 8.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

~ The Cunningham Burdell case is
up again in the New York Courts, in a
case brought By George D. Briton, the
discoverer Of the bogus baby plot, who
claims $500 for hie valuable servi
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08
TOLEDO MARKETS,
CORRECTED WEEKLY

TOLEDO MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BY Galley 4 Johnston Of the "pooplos
Store
WI, WHEAT, por bushel 4s@so
OATS, 20 20
p pl,rArS !, r psr b. sh'' 2o@25
H EGGS, ! d Z a. ~
FLOUR, u 100 lbs, l7sa2 90
BEEF: 9 ID olG6 by quarter = n 3@6
COFFEE, u ID i6GI7
SUGAR, u 9SiO
TEA, - ID b(,MI.O0
MoLASSES 60@7O
SALT, y bbl. $3.50
CEDAR RAPIDS MARKETS.
LArEsrREpoRTs.g
WHEAT, . bushcl, 64@68
CORN, % 10 lbs. 2o@22
OATS, p bushel. 5000
POTATOES, S9 bushel, IS
EGGS. T dos., 10
FLOUR, sup. enc, p 100 lbs, s2.25
I'd quality, $50
BEEF. 6@sc p ID BY the quar-, 3a@4A
BUTTER p fb, l6@l8
SALT, R Dbl, sl,so@l 80
HAMS. R ID, l0@l2
IOWA CITY MARKETS.
WHEAT, 65@70
CORN, 5000
OATS, 1920
POTATOES 20@23
BACON.-s. cured hams, 1904 % h
Sides, o@l0 H b
Shoulders, "a 8 % ID
BUTTER, l2@l5 % ID
EGGS, e@lo % dos.
FLOUR q sack, 2,oo@2,o5
99 barrel, 6.0o@2,25
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Chicago. Dec. Sd, 1859.
Spring Wheat, ! oO(283
Wintor Wheat, 88@I0i
Corn, 68(G4s
Dots, sf@st
Rye 81
Barley, lo@55
Butter,-frkin, ll@13
dairy, l4t1l3
Pork, u hundred, Ss,50@i.01
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

SPERM, Machine, Tanners and Linseed Oils,
~ Paints and Painters tools, for sale By
j. n. s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

rIGARS, fine cut, chewing and Plug Tobac-
~ O., for sale by J. NJ. 8.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

EoOLSCAP, Lsw-Cap, Letter and Note Paper,
i also Envclops, Pens, Ink srd School
Books, for sale BY MS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

BAKING Soda, Cream Tartar, Tea. Spices
- Pepper and Ginger, at the Peoples Drul
Store. J. N. s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

RURNING Fluid, Alcohol and Turpentina
II For s. le by J. NJ. g.
EANCY and Toilet Articles, q the Peoples
y Drug Store. J. NJ. S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Commissioners Of Taxes aad A,.e.smenn-

CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dealers in GOODYEAR
- PAvENT for yULCANIZED RUB5ER sUsPENDERS
BRAIDs WRBs ard ell other fabrics and articles msd- b
combining brcus substances with threads sheets u Vulcan
tied Rubber, notified that unless toe properly
stamped labeled N aud BY my authority they
CANNOT BIZ LEGALLY DlsPOsED OF IA TIE Uoited
sses Merchants aid de.ers Invited 70 examine spec
nen. now n store and give their order. Tor the sprn
70 tie uudsrsgned exclusive Of titles and exclusive
ghr IL he patent Goods, which eb.c. al the sye
heretofore manufactured imported and many Others Aso
Hoen-. snufsure and sell ard the terms be obtained
application 10 NE, a. No. y Courlandt.st New Yort
HORACE II. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
WANTED.-SAMUEL YEA

INFORMATION WANTED.-SAMUEL YEA
GER of Ea,ou Pa having left that place Monday last,
lest Ncwsfk ~ j. his way TO York with
the home TUesday
heArd since about feet Il high bsck
hair mixed with gray had distinct the e side II h.
neck about bali inches aud about IS years oj with
out whhes or bar MS liberal reward will b. given
fs informs him the Merchants HotelNewYo
March 10 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Go uhom it man Concern.

A NEW IDEA, and one that is well worked out.
N Circulars or CATALOGUES sddressed to zen IN
any business or protest. in tie Oni States Cansdaa
ADAMS a MURPHY
No % ksssGltt,
are present making the county and have
hundie ali the they their regis
They adding Thousands Of feh OF tho
F.rr ers sLc Planters through the south and West.
Complete lists Of the dealers required bl, supplied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

MISSING. HENRY j. STRAIT, young man,
w "a yeas age dark hair aud whiksrs sencrr aud
about feet y inches hight connected vi MI Nlnder-
hoofs Bsg Rope and Cordase Estsohsnmens OF wa ans
bu.b New orb left this city February 49, for Chi
iuteud be back In ten days and promising 20 write dai
He from Schenectady February ~ but bas not been
neUd fom since Fears Of foul play lnOr-
q aiiou will be thankfully received BY his friends.
h. VANDEkHOOR No. III West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
RANG, ADRIAsCE & Co:

RANG hDRIANCE q Co,
No SIS BROADWAY.
WILL OPEN At RETAIL. ON kohDAi' March .i'-
OyELTIEs
IN RICH SILKS,
GRENADINES,
BARxeEs .oa ogGAHDIES.
.rao- ONE CASE JAPANESE GREN4DINE
IN VERY RICH CHENE PATTERNS.
This Il q really beautiful snd entirely NEW FABRIC
s..es.ius the Hsh,re,s Ct Tsve. wiz ne strength and
dorsbAity Ct be richest lbdtA Six
RECEIVED PER STEAMSHIP JUaA
ALso-F9l STICK Of
SPhING SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
Of esery description.
MOURN GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
sHAWJs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
LACEs AND EMBRoiDERiEs.
CLOTHS FOR BUSTERS, and -,
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NOTICE to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the

IN COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES sud ASSESSMENTS,
No S. ChsmbeTss Hswyork Jan TO- lS59Sotiee Is hereby
yen the Ro Of Real aud Personal Estate u
the City Of NewYork oT the yess 1859 open o public
inspection and will continue open Until the 5h day Of April
inclusive. All Tax payers earnestly requested % cal
same In order that any the
menis corrected. Also all persons entitled by
reduction of their assessments BY Of being cerymeE
for military services and also literary charitable insltions
b. law exempt from taxation, requested % mke application
r such ucton exemption previous ~ the closing Of he
rolls Oh sale StTh day Of AprI. $500 .
The following the a.. Of April IT, 1887 Published
for THE information of Taxpayers:
sEcIIoNi2 During time the books shall open puhhc
inspection, herenbefOre provided Aspiration BE- made
BY person considering himself ssEeyed BY the assessed
valuation OF his real personal estate 20 have The
If ssch application made IL relation 10 the sss-ssc
Of rea estate IL must b. msd- In writing, stating She
mound q objections hereto ard her1gpon he Commanders
examine the complaint ard r. IN their Judgment
Is they shall the % BE-
II such application b. made In resou the asse.5
valuation Of personal estate the Applicant shall De examined
BY te said Commissioners u taem, sd H. In
their Judgment Assessment. erroneous they shall
corrected and declare th. decision thereon
within thirty application shall have been made
thea NJ reduction shall be msde BY the Board Of Super
Of any real or P-sonAl eA.e imPet
der act unless IL shall spp-ar under oath Affirmation
party sgrreyed unable 20 attend within tie period
p-sced fT the correction Of taxes. By Of sickness
sbseuce from the city, Ls~s o. 1851 page so.
j. W ALLEN.
A. J. WILLIAMSON,
J. W SROWN
Commissioners Of Taxes a9d A,.esmenA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
CENTRAL PARK N UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.

CENTRAL PARK UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.
~ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY.-The osn.
assessed for Central Park hereby rotihed
that the sd ents Peced TO BE- paid on before
bsy 3 1853 with ut interest om Web . 1896 the date
Of confirmation BY the Supreme Court aid unless sad a,'es
paid by May It'll neat the assessment list viii BE- NJ
tie Clerk Of hesr when NTEEEsT WILL sE CHARGED AT
TWELVE PER CENT PEA ASSUM iom the dste OF
confirmation. The property assessed emblsced In the follow
these pieces LAND situated in the said
bounded described fo3ws: that is 70 say on tue
roth the hne Of tho blocks between 6th and 7h
south By the ue Of the blocks between list
aud 40 the by the center line Of the blocks bet Seen
2. Sd 10y the center line Of the blocks be-
10Th llth also, ali those ceran other l0
parcels Of land fronting cit side Of the 5h 6th
IN Sthvs, ll6h and l2 sts.; ana all those
ether lots, parcels Of and fronting on either
9Th 6h 7th ana 8th AVE-, aud Bosowsy between
and i2d li oct the Of tue Commissioners
on file IL this ofhcs.
DANIEL y DELAVAN, Collector Of Assessments.
CoLLUcToRs OFFIcE, No. City Hal, basement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Board an6 Rcoms.

4 GENTLEMAN and his Wife can have de-
~ ,lrs5le ROOM ard BOARD in private family residing
n one Of the psasat I'D healthy poFtous OF Newark
J. Location corvep.eut the depOs and 81 ouio
route ADDRESS B. Box No. 2fi7. New York Poss-Oh,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
6ousss ano furms Uanteo.

HOUSE WANTED TO PURCI ASH or RENT
A moderate sired. well. bui House shove s'h -, Ad
dr-.. b. no rs New ORR Poe, Ode siaE Paculsf' s.
% locition md p-ice.
HOUSE IN BROOKLYN WANTED M eX-
haze for 10 scles with lsrEe Double H5l,e +x5c
.iofy AID attic perfect order frt and ornamental
rod Barn .-d ain - minutes yak 81 toe
:, cot and O. n q The Bay at Hempstssd l. Apply 20
L. SEYMOJ r. No. IL Nassau -, room NJ .
XITANTED-A ROOM for the NETWORK
w CHESS CLUB, ether In pubic building OF "a p ate
hp btxr.n tia itn aud "a - Adiess oy let
ter with fall psrticu ar, hobEhI ). Dooos, Sc y.
WANTED "A HOUSE between llth and
w b sta aud LeNnson aid 9th worth from $1,000
~ $500 In eIchsuIe for q hancsonl~ h'd-ife WIN
80. OF Grourd a. Yeuker Tee difference between the
prr Of ,hs ur prsss property will BE- psd 10 cssn Apply
70 W. l.. SEYMOUR. NJ ~ rsssss-st, roonl No ,.
WANTED-A FAMILY, TO take OF part an
" Eagi.h Housc pear Madison .4Esre De- ~een
-.a ana 6,hsvs Inquire MClSrfRES Drug store corner
BrossWsy and lSth 1t.
"ESTERN LAND WANTED IN En-
w CHANGE for STORES, with dwellings over ,1eu, ''i,
AID on Sd and 3ih, The l,nd De well located aod
deabe 70 an parties who vii lay cash, hue Taes
vii "a offered. Apply %
W l.. SEYMOUR. No 10 Nasags,, room No 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
etationerp ano fanrp gcobs.

hELUSANsC NRlVALED HAIR RESTORA-
~ -Iaa new honest and unequIed prepsrstioa fOT
ynilre falling becouisr ,tureiy sr,y /, ,of b,
r,spec,sbo Drvssss sDdby y pELUsAN No. Sd.v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
fine ARTS.

A RTISTS, TEACHERS and SCHOOLS axe
N respectfully informed thst toe subsc,iocT now setn
Eugi.h Canvas on and Coors Brushes, Pas
e Drawing pspe &C. lover prices than suy other house
10 me city. W. SCdAUS, Artists Colorm.n,
No. 60 Broadway.
TINE FINE ARTS.-EUGENE NERBOECk-
i HONEN.-A tesutiful Cabinet specimen Of the sbJye
s has teen rec,ny received by the subscriber aud y BE-
We've applios ion At his studio. J. BEAUMONT,
No. SIC Broadway opposite ST. hichola, Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Danting Ataoemies.

4 DODWORTHs DANCING CLASSES.
IA no. 9t6 Brfs5vsy Ne~-York,
No 81 Montague place, Brooslyn,
Now open or reception Of pups, who conns,.
snJ time viii c,inGe opsu until The end Of ssT TUas
DAYS snd FRIDAYS in Brooklyn WEDNESDAYS asa
SATURDAYS in kevYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

JOSEPH MUIR, Draper and Tailor, hiss RE-
~ hovED to Nc; go brosdwsy Assu On hand, fssa.
ousble A1roltuen Of Cloths, cAssi ns,s. vssrngA A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

OFFIcf o. THE Go,EsNoEs o. TnE AtM-Hotsf,
tRo,unSa Para M.uh Is lSIs
DROPOSALS-TO SOAP MANUtA II IL
FRs-ssl. PROPOSE, NIL BE- reiSed a. Tie Once nGh
l. o'coet r. 9Th icssat supply this Del atuel vic
SOFT SOAP for scar sstisf,roTy security VII D r.
aed .ud parties prcpo.ius arn barrel n soap
ssupr 4 ql.y and Of packsg The Governors y sete
Of rejecting sry ST ropals -ot lee1ec sisah
seoc 70 the Deper-D-l Bin 81 pr eel. and otaer
Information car x obtained apple at tLets Ohce
GSnn PARTNER WANIED-Wlth tbs
SSCVB. suoupt - on TIE advertiser. who vii flrni.h n
era amount purchsse oc sttab shed PATENT dspi-
CINE b,ir,u sJpg S4op ysar; sufficient 80, nos
on hard 20 Csgiy The buu, Tia; Tia the best chance or
.be AMOUNT l,red offered vii b. clearly ,ho En uPn
uvs,tiz,on. Cs for days a. g. LONGRiDGEs No 80
Cora - coIrr of Broadway, between AID o'clock
&2 Sn0 -WANTED-A PARTNER IN
ScC..V)V. safe CASH BUSINESS which has been es-
tsbsh@d year. p.Ji from s. co. profit year
acqs ed with rIs pref. red. Conn uni Aons con-
fieutisL Aedress A S.ALLES, Box lO4 Tribune Ohloe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

EOR SALE-At great sacrifice PhrEh
Il Mill In Bek,sir- Couuty hs-.eau.sti. LsSuE
HtCafNF two ENGINES Wiz Cylinder Vssser', o1idi
II q cd oresT; Bo,p teceuuy 81 Aly p-nSn &c
essh ~ he AyrAty Ttss.t win, By ssSre's1e Do
No. J. 7st Pos.-Osie-, Se--forr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Clothing.

O. 4 ONLY.-FIench Calf DRESS BOOTS. at
% u JOSESs. 70 AL1r go Douoe-sole proof
sves 81. Doutle,ole Narrated sc,oTy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

n
r. ,rtff7 situated on the Riser immediately oppo
sta Hell Gate. The hcue i. itN6 feet p,as front and re.
ard Ia. modern improve built IN he most sub
,sn,a usruer under the Supervision Of the Grounds
t,efly planted with shrubberY shade aud fruit
trees Euarir- further particular. Of W. THOMSON
President Mercantile Insurance Company, or Of Dr. l. W.
SCOTT, Oh tie PREMISE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

TOR SALE or to LET at YONKERS-A COM
Il u.odioas two story DIV sLLING- HOUSE with abou:
Land well stocked with fruit AID le tasae tr-es
Jhe House desrsb located from the n1s Of ths
village, and the view down the unsurpassed Appy 20
HENaY ANsTlCE, adjoining the premises At 40 IS Ass
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

Il SEAT 3. MORRIsTOWN, New-Jersev corner Of Norris
snd Spins with the WhippeuY River i've
mnge. walk from tho cepot The Hou'e built OF bneE 10
the beat IS BY &C. aud contains and bath
with hot cold wssr furnace ven etc. Over -Four
Ace. LANO In iwn old shade gArden orchard
(esc- eut fru kas etc doabl. House for and
.chman Tee and houss stable and carriage ouie
order FOR hsnK- for improved city
property Apply 10 @. B. WHITrLESEf, No. IA Wsl.s,
Room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23
Real estate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL FARM RESIDENCE, front
~ Ing on RONKONKOMALAKE, Lose ISLAND, for SALE
ccn.nnI 20 .re, fenced and prime order H'ase 20
$50 ,ory with extension kitchen s,d cellar; good well CT
water Barn near new 2X.8 fitted Up vita horse sno cow
ssbe sansr cellar large Ezrcen Sith strswttre' rasp
b, scoseberrs curarts grape, canoeest pea;Ie' 50
pes aspsars &c sso sneverfss supply 81 manure 1000
b.IrSc BOATING FIsHNC; very healthy locaton VIII
be snt chean cab. Apply % y. X No Tribune once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

I'O LIGHTHOUSE No. 81 Stuyvesdnt-st., be-
ID and Sd.vs, wei adapted for BcsTdins Home
ccsted immediate vicinity Of the Bible House, Peter
Cooper Institute. Aston Library, Ae,aLe Library and
orica Library. Possession gwen immediately The house will
81 90 App, to THOs MACFARLAN SONS, No. $50
iu,h 81, he ol-Ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-23

no LET-No Is Nestry-st.-A three-stOrl
i bhck HOUSE between Suisoa aud GfeenSca st' c'u
tzuiuz II sg- yard bath, IL. Rent 500 tlso .
let FEW No. III e. John. Chapel Inquire NJ. SD Gtees
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ELtGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE fol

IL SALE AZ NORTHAMPTON, M,ss-To person de-
retiring from city life opporunitys presented for
Country Seat which s unsurpassed for elegance AID
comfort The site Is OF the most desirable In the Valley
the Connecticut extensive range OF scenery Of
valley river and mountain. The grounds aDout SIX
acres tssteuy laid o in lawn garden ornsmeated
shade shrabbery and supplied
With all the fruits Of the elm ate.
She buildings new, aud strictly in keeping IN the ~
hrstcass estate For PARTICULAR address ross
Once Box No. ia. Northampton, Mass.
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Chances for Bnsiness Alen.

AN ADVERTISING CANVASSER, Of goot
~ cirsc,er, w,nt-d APpy $; ,be ofice of THE NEW
YORKER, No. iO7 Ful;oa-s from II 20 ) o. n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-28
Talk at Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 27,--A private letter
from responsible person, dated Bogota, has
been received here, stating that the English
holders OF the bonds of the New Granada gov
ernmcnt have demanded some security for the
payment of the interest and their ultimate re-
demption, and that the British government is
sustaining the demand One of the PROPOSE
tions is that the power 20 close the franchise
of the Panama Railroad shall be assigned To
the bondholders
1t is not true, as has been reported, that Mr.
John Savage is going cut as Secretary 20 the
New Granada missions ii for no other reason
for the inadequacy of compensation.
Judge Douglas left this afternoon for New
York, on private business. II is untrue that
Mr.. Bishop, of Connecticut, has been rendered
the Commissonership of Patents. Secretary
Cobb, who left with his family for Georgia, will
be absent till May 10. An additional naval force
will be sent to the Gulf on the return Of the Par
aguay expedition. There is an earnest contest
for the IIavre consuship. Mr.. Vesey Us resigna-
ton having been received, il has been offered
to Mr.. Simeon johnson, editor of the late
Union newspaper.
Assurances have been given by the Presi-
dent, that settlers in Arizona will be fully pro-
tected from inroads of the Apache Indians.
Senior Mata will be formally presented to the
President, tomorrow, as minister from Mexico.
The intelligence brought by the Tennessee,
of threatened bombardment Of Vera Cruz
by the British fleet, is not believed here, for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-28
The Printing telegraph,

New York, April 27,-Some years ago,
when the printing telegraph instrument was
first put into operation in this country, Mr.. f.
O. ). Smith, then and now part owner Of the
Morse patent, sneeringly remarked that his
Durham bull would carry one thousand words
from Boston to New York in much quicker
time than the same number could be trans
mitted over the printing telegraph wires.
That bull, however, was never entered for the
contest for the fallacy of its owners boast was
very speedily demonstrated by the extraordi-
nary speed and efficiency with which the
printing telegraph instrument worked, even at
the commencement of its career.
Since then it has, on more than one occa-
sion, astonished the public with the amount of
work it was capable of performing within
given time, especially on occasions when long
and exciting debates in Congress called for an
extraordinary activity along its wires. But it
was reserved for the recent Sickles trial at
Washington to furnish the occasion for full
test of the powers Of the printing instrument.
Every day for three consecutive weeks, from
five to sin columns of that trial were sent to
us from Washington over the wires of the
American Telegraph Co, at an average of
1000 to $500 words per hour and with an ac-
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New ORLEANS. April Craftsmanship Ten
nessee, which arrived here to-day, brings ad-
vices from Vera Cruz to the 22d, and from the
city of Mexico TO the 18th inst.
The news is of great interest, and indicates
a very decided change in the aspect Of affairs
in Mexico.
Gen. Miramon had succeeded in forcing the
lines of the Liberals.
Gen. Ampuda FASTENED forward to the cap
ital which city he reached on the 1lth with a
diminished army.
The victorious General had already COM
menced the work of slaughter and was muir
dering peaceful foreigners unfortunately.
He had also issued formal protest against the
recognition of the Juarez Government.
The Exequator Of Mt. Black, the American
Consul-General, had been Withdrawn, and he
banished from the country.
Mazatlan had been captured by Pesquira.
The English were threatening that and the
other Pacific ports, and demanding payment
OF claims against them.
AT Vera Cruz too, matters are approaching
a crisis. The British Minister had insisted on
the full payment of all the claims of his coun-
trymen, and had instructed the commander OF
the English fleet at that port to demand one
and a half million dollars from the Custom
House in that city, and. in case of refusal, to
lombard the city.
Juarez had Withdrawn the exequator of the
Spanish consul at Vera Cruz
Advices received at New Orleans from Vera
Cruz give accounts OF various disasters to the
liberal cause. Miramon had forced his way
into the capital, where he is numbering foreign
ers indiscriminately The American Consul
was banished- The British fleet threaten to
lombard Vera Cruz.