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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31
CuAno HOUSE N LYNcnBURa.-A.i.m !. m.

CUANO HOUSE INLYNCHBURC.-Asi IN i. may
u generally known that Guano and other fertilizers
be bought in Iynehburs good term. as In any other
market with regular added In Justice to myself
well as Tor the beneat ofhs farming community now pub
ish intend to keep hand good supply of al
the approved Fertzes and IS deal m "rgey than
other house In the city In thom think ic safe say
that sell cheaper than any other house. II certainly
Of the farmers patronse because thereby
iey enabled purchase Fertilizers at as low price
other Of ali risks and trouble Please
sol.ct ths and from else offer for SALE In
tore and to arrive
900 Tons No Peruvian Guano,
100 =" Reese's Manipulated Guano
100 Rombrevo Lump and Hround
30 Brown Mexican Guano,
50 Elide Island Guano.
100 Plaster, Lump and Ground,
25 Kettlewe's Potash and Plaster,
900 Sacks LverDool aait prime quality.
living the Canal below ynchburg sup
piled their landings they will make engagements
auglTu WIN A. MILLER, on Basin.
PRR-PHOsPHATEO OF LIME.- NJ Sach~II
Croasdales Bsne Super Phosphate of Lime, prepared
om ground Bones Guano other long
edged fe1ers containing all the elements Of vigorous
sale by the subscriber At lower price
than Peruvian Guano trial will economy and
psriority. W.T. ANDEhSON.
mar Sits
NRNTs' FINE CATERS ana sMOEA. l.ss
u rsreived II !ie9sI .SEABURYS
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

COUtsHs, GOIb~, ulOARSEN Gss, lNEII-
ENZA BLe>thBTus, WNOOPuSt:
COsf.V. GROUP, AsCu IN
saPssNG aONSl nPClON
aud for Tho cai tusumPvc patients advanced stages
the Disease
need speak TO the public Of its virtues Through
every hnl alnt hsmct "i the American
States lis rru pulmonary complaints have made
II already known Sag, the families in civilized
this without personal experience OF
Its effects and fcwcr yt thc communities whcr. which
have trn living trophy Of its victory
subtle di-'nses of the throat and lungs
While the powerful antidoic vet known To for
table iaigcrous dscsscs nf Ia. pulmonary
g,ns tn Iirssnuest and safest remedy that DO
employed Parents should have
ns'ions that steals upon them
We abundant gounh To believe the Cher
ry tcforoi lives by the r"nsnmptions prevents
tbnn those IL cures Keep II by and colds
while they neglect III, until human skl
can master ankcr Il at tnsscne the yials.
eats your life All know tina dreadful fatality OF lung
disorders the virtues Of This remedy
need not Iiu them 1t /. still made thu best
toll To produce II the
most perfect TINS afford thosr who rely on II the
best agent " skill can furnish fer their cure.
PREPARED BY DIR. }. G. AVER
Practical nnd Anal, iicni Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
spsDLp
j. H. SEAy. Iyrcbburg; PURCELL. LADD co, kch.
nond " l. HIVES Peersburgi NJ. A. SANTOS. Norfolk
and all Drul ei-ts. H dom
NEWlAsrCOEs, CALICOEs.-Just open.
~ ed 21 pieces styles Of Prints suitable for this aud
aug .4tf JoHN ABRAIIAMS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
M AYERS
R/ CATllARrlC PILLS,
tsUGAR CodrEDD
TO

sAni TO
cLDANsE the BLOOD and CURn the SICK
i"'.!'d.. fn,hcr.. Ms'h~r., rhy-iri"s.,
and i.asr 2? .ssir v:r."r-.
, ID. 1 Ashnslr ih.y. bssa repeatedly cured qt tho
plls 1t hch they rrnn.o
"or s' vi" other. S :. they do fact "
., Ep rRNai.E Ciert Of s,same. c.,,on.
Biiiou. Di.srdcrs and S.tscv Gsss splatass
wAsniSaTnS II q. Feb irG
S,h have used yun lls In general aud hospital prae
ce r'cr ''c YOU made ,he" aud ea"n"i hi ae say they
are are , ,nr H,' s@'rn, rhc r.ss.ns ass on
r.e r'y ' del anerm""'s Of that organ Indeed have
''''' '''''' AIoS2" nall u.
PHYSICIAN al the Marine Hospital
r"sr otrrct. nAnrtASp rdv CO, Mich Nov. Ii. 1919
Dh 'h' Your 'iis are ,hr perfection oi medicine th"y
have dono m' moi. good than tell She hal
cd s@"y o t." na %"sr She a"n
taking Neur Ni which cured her b, 'srrbuF iargo
cured hrt ,,lrcn Of hoodv d,.cnicr1 nc ii
"ur nrghhs had had and wifc cured him with two do
twrn, dollars doctors hll. mnr, time he
ing cured .nul, then such medicine yens ~h,h
.ro uRlrriN, rs.m,srr
b"di sc-s.on md lMpurity 0f shr Uioosi.
From hrr ! = Hrcs Pastor Of tarrai CA.,ch, Bcafon
Dm AM. hnsr used your T'i- with extraordinary
cess in my fmi9 aud among those called 10 WAIT In dis
trrss Y" roruat. the organs "f digestion Hni PUTTY the
blood hrH are the best rcm"y ha," ever known and
Lean e"h'cn,.' recommend them 10 my tr'end@ -
WARSAW. WYOMING co " or, q 10,
DkAn Sit; / amusing your Ca,hssie rs IN practice.
amt Al. uma h,m an ghtrc", pnrs"ve' cleanse '' p"''"
Ery.ipci"-, sc, ,on,I., Ki.u,- xvi, Tr,,rr Tn-
F,oa Fo-eard,Hr Merchant or 81 Lon,, ~ 1 lss6
pM AftH i"or l'- the paragon of all that !. great
sores upon her banda and feet tina, had proved ncnrale for
years Her m"th had been long grlovonsy afflicted with
blnrhtn ul lpr her
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31
CLOTHING TRADE!
FALL. uASA

hUR1NH the Summer have greatly enlarged and
II improved House. aud have large veil light
ed and conveniently Sales Rooms be found
In city We shave made these meot tho
wants Of constantly increasing trade and beg 10 advise
WHOLESALE and RETAIL dealers thNa we have now In
and daily receiving the and dcsnbe stock
Of CLOTHING we have exhibited !" l." In the
South We have been m the trade Ia this city
tor years and having thus obtained full kn"w ledge I
the of tho marte and being largely engaged in
the and sale Of Clothing than other h"nse
the State believe offer the greatest induce
cAass BY arrival shall make additions stock
Of all that AMI fashionable. and purchasers n nt all
times find complete assortment Of .uper" quality CLOTH
INti and GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS. in store
and Tor sale upon LIBERAL TERMS
Wholesale and Retail distinct and separate
floors An examination OF our H. prices mode
ing business 10 respectfully solicited
KEEN, BALDWIN \ co.
aug 20ts 10! Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NEW CASH sTOIl

A. G.. l. l., w / s,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
HAS akcnthc largo and commodlons hon.e ON Main st.
formerly orcupcd by Joseph No~lin I'D door above
ensrs SchoolArid Thurmans Hardware Sore and op
Io,ite Dr. John II. Scavs Drug Store -
receiving large and well selected stock ofGKo
CERIES STAPLE DRY GOODS, bought exclusively for
which will be sold prices that cannot fail to give
all o may favor with cal. As au de-
business tho cash system. extra induce
cnsb buyers those desiring to ex
change for country produre -.
A stock Of No PERUVIAN GUANO always on hand
extend particular invitation to the old customers OF the
Arm A. C. formerly In the Dry Goods business In
ts city glve u cali well as the public generally
mar % its A. &. LEWIS.
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4ailg Tir9iuiau.
For he Lynehbnrg virginian.
To tho Chess Club of Lynchburr.

rustic and somewhat rusty chcss player takes
the liberty Of dcdicatng to you tho following crit
icisns and remarks on q game recently played in
Paris betwccn tho world.rcnownsd Paul Morphy,
| aud Anderson, who is stated to rank among the
very foremost of European Chess playerp and
as having carried of tho first prize in tho Lon.
don Chess Tournament of 1851" II may appear
somewbat prcsumptuous in ono unknown ~ famc
| like myself, to venture public criticism ON tho
performance of two such players; whether 1t is rc-
nlly prcsumptnous on my part can only bo deter
mined by a careful examination on the part Of
those qualified to judge, n ! presume you IN ho
from your lato successful contest with Big Rich
mond.'
annex tho game referred TO, ns reported in tho
Richmond paily Dispatch of tho Goth inst, aftcr
having corrected two obvious typographical errors
ono in Morphy's Nth move md another in his 10Th.
As this game is introduced " tho most brilliant
played during the contest" was prepared To OK
pcct something Of more thnn ordinary skill and
ingenuity. Bnt to my surprise aud even mortii-
cation. | found that whilc tho greater part of
Morphys gamo was well played, Andorsson's
gamo was succession OF blundcrs from the begin
ningthc most egregious bunder Of all being,
that at the 18th move ho surrcndors, when his
game is not only not desperate, but in my opinion
promised quito rs well NJ Morphy's This may
sound strangely. but If any good player will play
ut tho game. | think he will be cony yincod that my
statement is not II rash one. ln fact, on two dit
lercnt occasions, aud against good player, | have
takcn Anderson game. as given up by him. and
beat Morphy's game bnt not Aoyphv himstD
| am very fur from wishing To disparnge Morphy
~ n player, but yet do not hesitate to say that
if this is fair specimen OF the game ho hns been
playing in Europe and America, 1t is matter Of
surprise that ho has not found his equal. With
still less hesitation do say, that if this game In
n fair specimen of Andorssons playing, II ID sur
prsing how he came to bo ranked "amongst tho
very foremost Of European Chess Players" Tho
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ JOHN DOOIE.N. -
: sIas Massfacisr-p ssd Wheicsale
D~al~v ~
MATS, CAPS, FURS, TRIM MI " S, &c
FAl.g 1855.
1have In extensive and complec assortment
Of everything line adapted to the Fall Trade and am
prepared to offer unusual Inducements to purchasers
In late visit the markets aud manufacturers ~ the
North and East have spared pains the selection Of this
sock and latter myself ha, long experience enables me to
anticipate the Of friends In Virginia North carolua
ard Tennessee call is respectfully 'iit,d FROM my old
customers aud the public JOHN DOOLEl.
Richmond Aur 4-.t
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

nENTAL CARD.-AOrr rsassl-
~ tation with many Of the leading Dentists
Of this country the subject OF extracting
teeth by the aid o electricity. which mode Ia n.
vored by f the OF the profession and nav.
ing myself given satisfactory trial OF several weeks
have concluded TO adopt II in my practice
ly Ats RDRERT FAIRLY.
H. :. sss."s roRx ,,, S.y,n ,r.se1 ,rscnno,
uDE CEUs. CAMPBEb.1. ~ 90. HAT hers. ~
L Wall st., New Nork, buy aud sell uneurreat money,
cheeks drafts Sc make collections a all poiusi In the Gnt
tod STATUS aud Canada The purchase sale
at Stocks Bonds and other comms,,on and
conduct with romptnrss the general banking business In all
ITS departments
The hrm In i.ynchburv Peters, Spence Co, who "
give prompt attention bnsness entrusted TO them
lnly p5sits
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON. d. c.
ME undersigned respectfully niom his friends AMI The
public generally that This Hotel has been greatly enlars
ed b, the addition OF twenty Ave ar,ors and Chamheis
asa many improvements mud alterations have hcen made IN
the Hotel proper witch enables him all who make
his hause ihrir hme whilst In The Metropolis that nhae
second and pleasure lie hopes by s're
attention to the oi his merit continuance III
III" patronage hbcta, hestom ed upon hun heretofore
This the only Loiul which than ~ ~ pei day
nov sdyI I. ~. SMITH, Proprietor,
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.J. MATTHIAS &c CO., =
XMAIN St, LYNCHBURo, VA.

xyE call tho attention Of friends and he public
w to stock Of FALL AND WINTER aOODA, con-
sisting part BONNETS Of oil knds MISS AND BOYS
HATS. RiBB0Ns, rL0Wnns. IEAIHkRs, HAD.
PINS, CLOAKS. sHAwLs, LACE GOODS Moor
SKIRTS. and an elegant lot Of ky1n from 70 nrty
dollars n se,t, FRONT. SIDE AND BACK HAIR BR AIiS,
KID GLOVES, HAIR BRu1HEa AND COMD9 SOAPS
AND PERFUMERIEs. JETT ORNAMENTS, with yarte.
~ Of articles too numerous to mention. a5'f7
~ Repairing done at short notice and In good order
We respectfully Invite attention TO examination Of
stock believe u will with
variety style and cheapness buy goods
favorable terms Please call and examine for yourselves and
be convinced Of the fact. - --..-s . =,
sept21t tOourer copy 1m-Rcp copy.
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NGOAKs! s!!-AOM ETHINGs NEW
~ STYLE-I have this day received lot Of NEW STYLE
CLOAKS, RAG LANDS AND CIRCULAR CIOAKS, which
decidedly the elegant in style have be-
They been consignment from one Of
Houses In New York and advised to ask 10
the original cost which ia all that want for them
seeing them, will they decidedly tho
cheapest goods offered in this market.
have received another lot Of those and In
deed fine BONNETS. to sell at ~ 81 and IS Now Ia tho
ps cheap goods just before the Come and
you will see. be pleased, and will buy.
had almost forgot the Black Brown Plush and
Beaver FLATS for girls and FURS Of every variety and
ZEPHYR CAPES AND HOODS for girls and boys Of any
age and size A. ~ ENGLEDOVE,
25 dts At Kyle's Corner, Ly ynchburg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

THOS. T.. ALDI.
FASHIONABLE BOOT & SHOE MAKERi
Opposite the Citzcns Savings Bank
MAIN S1REE7. LINCHBTRG, "a,
To " ho,s q w rdeA she pre- sn 0ns fer she bsst
pair Of Boots, exhibited nt she last Fair,
I-EEPS constantly II hand, and manufactures To or
n der every variety Of LADIES aud GENTLE
MEMS WEAR which he will warrant equal TO any
the country and at prices as low fnot
low er than any other establishment In Lynchburg
lie respectfuy socs snare Of the public favor and at
the thanks for the liberal
tofore bestowed. jan 3dbm.
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, KtSKt (clicck)

= NJ 7 (rhcck)
so to X II 9th (cheeb
u ~ pa bold ard ingenious
movs To bring u to attack X,
but q 10 Blacks X II I'd would
be n better move.
X 10 his .ird
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uSaOLUTlON.-The eeparsnersAsp hereto.
- existing between Henry A. Christian and tho under
signed, under the firm and stylo Of H. A. CHRISTIAN 4
SON has been dasoyed BY the sath Of Hsnry A. Christian
All persons indebted 10 the ssd H. A. Christian
will please call At my once and settle their aeeosnts. -
Jan % dt3gan sAML. B. CHRISTIAN.
II YNCMBURla FEMALE COLLRGR,-Tho
IL NJ the annual seson Of this Instltu
ton will tho ls Of February and continue till
the last Of Juno The Of instruction embraces an the
the best cmas schools and with
reference discipline and dsvelopmsnt Of the
mental powers. @ lt-i
Tho College provided with complete Chemical and Phil
osopha and with other illustrative applanceA
FACULTY. ~. - ode,
Rev SAMi Coz Fesidrnf Professor Of Mental and Nor
al Science. History and Of Belle Lettres r1'it
LYcuRaus q. Mathews A. n, Professor Of Latin Ian
guage and Literature. ~ .5- "sf1
JAS y BLAskxssHIP Graduate of Va Nit lust Profess
GIADoIpHo sARroRI ILL., D.. Professor Of Moa aern Lan.
guages
Sig a. r. BoxzAorRA, Professor Of Muslc y siacs
Miss T. f. CoLE, Instructor In Ornamental branches.
Nils MARY C. LxEPER and Mrs. MARY J. TowNLEY, In
structors In Primary Studiea +a sas .ia
Board. including furniture fuel lights and sene at
tendance per erm 10 W
Latin psr term. ...As...se YtO
French, Spanish, or Italian, each per term, 10 20
Muslc, per term. "A w
Ornamental Branches, per term ffom ol5to 70 20
study Of the classics Modern Language aoof
the Ornamental Branches optional Latin and French, how
required In order 70 graduation. 3slh lis4sfI
Bone half Of ths expenses to be paid strictly I'd.
i" 49, 'ft#e hSt- VIZ
For further particular, address the President ea
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Il wv 70 hnEshOhdn BhoutdGf6, Br0hbt0 I'd HamH
600 barrels Of superior Rye Whisky, various brsnds
+oo barrels Of Reesiasd Whisky ota nd Ffsnsh nrandy
so casks Of Imported French Bvandyt
100 tarres Of No. and kacksrelJ
400 KITS Of No. I Mackerel
1000 bags Of Jaws, Lasura and Rio Consc, lI a e
100 kegs OF Nailsi ..
$40 dozen Of Buckets and Broous; tAt4
100 barrels Of Connecticut Apple Brandy; tf
o3 barrels Of Isle Of Wight Apple Brandy; -
coo packages Of Blsek aud Gea Teas varieus grades;
800 package. Of Loaf Crushed Powdered Patient Cut and
Qrsnuated Hugarj .4l4rif p
81 hogsheada of N. o. sugar;
81 barrels OF N. o. and p X. Molasses. = 80
For sale by JONE6sk Co, q:
ian 27-dts No. 8, Main Street, Richmond Va
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,

XXyATCnEs AND JEWELRY-Thc r
w subs riber In store the largest stock EsA
ofJEW ELRY had tho pleasure Of oder- kA2e
ing 10 the public. Also. a hne lot OF ClDCks-to all "
attention Of III pablo before purehas
nR. loct lrdtsl JAMES DINWlDDIE
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BARGAINS! BARGA1NSi!-I have just
turned from a second trip after and fashionable
GOODS customers that have the cheap
lot Of AUCTION GOODS, offered In this MARKET en-
racing all Wool No uslns, Shawls, Silks. &c -
nov I5.dtsI n. q RjGGENHElMER.
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Erysipclu., scs OfnIR, kiau's Evti, Gruscr TW-
mors, aud sail Rhcun,

Ffou a fn'wari,Hr Merchant of NJ Lonn Fct 4 1874
DR. Aft" in- aro the paragon OF ali that great
In ned' They have curcd hl,lr iau sicr If rlccons
SORES upon hor hds and rt that had prove" mcufae for
years Her mother had been long Rrcvonay afflicted With
bnch's and inIl her akin IN her hair After
child was cuted she also tiled your r aud ie, have cured
her. ASA hbkiRIDtE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

NBW ROOKS At u. z. C.VuCTOR'H'-TnIes-
tine Past md Present. by Henry s. Osborne Anocrat
tho Table. by Oliver Wendell olmes Caryle's
Frederick Quaint sayings and dongs concerning
Life of Nrs Hoffman. ljan dts
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N. There Q
advertising themsclves Phyac.ns and copying DR. JOHN
sToNs advertisements Aos Mendrs Boot Baos sp Trim
at the Noble Science Of Medicine have been spent in the
most MemaI Capsey styling themselves Regularly Edn
PAyeia~ imposing the inexperienced and unsus
Hng with and running the health Of all unfortunate
ly falling their power that Dr. Johnston deems necessary
say uecialy those unacquanted with his reputation,
his credentials diplomas always hang In his once
HIS REMEDIE { and treatment entirely unknown to
Prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
and he6rst In this country and extensive
practic than any other physician In the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
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I DICH DRY GOODS
| III JUST OPENED.
French all wool Mousn be sold 25
cent less than the cost of importation
| sept3Uts JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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NRNTs' FINE CATERS and sMOEA. l.ss
VI received !ie9sI bEAbUkrW
, 1859-07-22
DELiN & sIIOREY.

And everything In the cABINET-MAKING line.
Orders from any point the Sound will be promptly
, 1859-07-22

DRUCE's NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY
I'D has hand an immense stock Of
Roman Type. Fancy Type,
COpperplate script, German Type,
Musle Type, Ornaments,
Borders, Brass and Metal Rules,
Brass aud Electro Leads,
Lab0E-Saving Rules, Corner Qunds,
Chess aud Checker Type,
Brass aud Electro Circles and EllipSea,
Metal FurRiture, etc.
The types all cat by steam power from the hard
metal peculiar TO THU unjry The unFquaed TapidtY
In the process Of casting enables ~ Ee these
durAe at the lowest prices Of ordinary types, either
for cash or credit.
Presses Wood Type, Ink Cases. Sticks, etc. furnished
at the mRnufactnrerS lowest prices specimen pam
phlet Of Fonts Of Letter only. and prices, mailed to
printing Offices on the reception Of seven cents to pre-
pay the postage.
Printers Of Newspapers who choose To publish this ad.
veTtisement including this note, three times befMe the
lst dsy Of August 1859. and forward me one Of the
papers, will be allowed their bi H. at the time Of making
Purchase from Of Eve times the amount Of my man.
utactuIes. Address
GEORGE BRUCE,
l9:Sm Is Chambprs a., New Yrrk.
, 1859-07-22
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
MEILACOON, W.T., FRIDAY, JULY %, 1859.


The following letter from the State Department
contains matter Of much interest to naturalized
citizens who may wish to visit Europe during
the present war:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May II, 1859.
To Mr.. FELIX LIE CLERc, Memphis, Tenn:
SR:-Your letter Of the 18th inst. has been
received In reply, have to state that i is un-
derstood that the French Government claims mil
;tary service from oil natives Of France who may
be found within its jurisdiction. Your natural
ization in this country will not exempt you from
that claim if you should voluntarily repair
thither.
lam, sir, your Ob't serv't,
LEWIS CAss.
The same rule will also apply to Germans or
other Europeans who have become citizens Of the
United States
, 1859-07-22
I am, sir, your Ob't serV't,
ATLANTIC NEWS.

ATLANTIC NEWS.
The last mail brought US dates from New
York to June 7th, and from New Orleans to the
18th. The following are few items Of interest
cleaned from our exchanges
The Spanish Government have recently pur-
chased four Of the Cunard screw steamers, which
are to bc replaced by others Of greater power and
size.
The city election in New Haven, Conn, June Q,
was warmly contested, and resulted in the re-elec-
tion Of the Democratic Mayor by 800 majority.
The Republicans carried the Aldermen in wards
First, Second, Fourth and Sixth, and fifteen coun.
eilmen. The Democrats elected their Aldermen
in wards Third and Fifth, and nine Councilmen,
together with the Collector, Sheriff. Clerk and
Treasurer
The steamer soha LdstOn, which has been
running between Savannah and various points on
the Savannah river, was blown up by the explo-
sion Of one Of her boilers, June 0, a short dis
tance from Savannah. The captain and pilot Of the
steamer, and six others, were killed or drowned
by the explosion. Among the killed are also the
assistant engineer and passenger named John
S. Montmaln; also man named Gotz, Of Bash
well, Ga Alarge number Of the passengers were
scalded and otherwise wounded, and number Of
them, It is feared, will not recover The steamer
Is total loss.
The mail train Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad met with an accident at Bristol June g.
by running over COW. Samuel Tate, ESQ.,, Pres
ideut Of the road had one Of his arms crushed
supposed to be broken Several Of tho passen.
gers were wounded, but not seriously.
Joseph Charless, an old resident Of ST. Louis
was shot down upon the street. june Sd, by q
man named joseph W. Thornton Great excite
ment prevailed in consequence Of the MURDER
and the military were called out to protect the
Jail In which the prisoner was lodged, and to pre-
vent the mob from taking summary vengeance
upon the criminal
The corpse Of Mrs. Halsey, known to the pub
lie as Miss Fanny Deane, the actress, and sister
Of Mrs Julia Deane IIayne, was found floating
in the North River, near New York, on the 4th
June, no bruised and marked that Il was sup
posed she had been murdered Her husband
has been arrested on charge Of murder.
The food in the Upper Mississippi and tributa-
RES Ia doing much damage. At St. Anthony
1l50O00 worth Of hogs have gone over the
Falls. The Coon Creek boom, containing 10, ,000,-
900 feet Of logs, Is momentarily expected to give
way.
The New Orleans city election, on the 18th,
resulted In the success Of the American ticket.
The most distressing accounts continue to come
IN Of the suffering at Pixies Peak, even extending
to cannibalism, and murders are common. Yet
In the face Of the thousands Of returning and
starving emigrants, It Is asserted by many that
the gold viii pay for the digging.
The Secretary Of State has lately, In reply to
an nterrogatory stated that the naturalization Of
foreign born citizens in the United States will
not protect them from the claims to their services