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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

The Washington States takes issue at once
with the Washington Union, as to the IA
RIFF article preferred to by us, few days
ago. and asks ''what response have Demo-
Gratis to this new manifestation from the ''of-
fetal organ" of the party?-what says the
President to 80 unequivocal and emphatic an
avowal of Federal heresy by his favorite jour
Nails Mr.. Cobb content with the point
blank protest against the philosophy of his
most admirable report" Indeed, the States
does not hesitate to say, that the Union, in its
Tariff views, is "betraying the principles of
the Democratic party" Who is to decide?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

Lord Elgin, the British Minister in China,
has projected an expedition up the langtse
river, in China, which promises many in
teresting results. With a squadron of steam
corvetteS and gunboats, six in number, and
with the consent of the Chinese authorities,
he is going as far as Hangchow, the princi-
pal commercial emporium on the river, five
hundred miles from its mouth and more than
three hundred miles above Nankin. hitherto
the utmost limit of outside barbarian nayi-
CATION. The New York Post Says:-"The
Yangtse is called the Mississippi of China,
but. as it drains about third of China, the
population on its banks must be eight or ten
times as much as that on the Mississippi"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

The Southern papers announce the death
Of the Hon. James f. Belser, some years ago
an able and highly esteemed Representative
in Congress from the State of Alabama. lie
died at Montgomery, on Sunday evening
last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22
Total ....................... $500, Ol

Which represents the amount Of hard cash
that has been sent out of the country i'll pay
mcnt for this 800 tons Of iron. or at the rate
of 5000 per ton .-T"mb. Hcgroyh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

II is stated that the "solidiied Milk Com
nany's factory in Burryille, Connecticut
uses from LOO to 800 quarts of milk day
whiehis bought from the farmers at three cents
a quart in winter and two cents IN summer:
and the farmers at that price make more than
they can from butter and cheese.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

In a late speech in the L. s. Senate, Sam
Houston pertinently inquired how the dis
unionists proposed to divide the Union? VIII
they cut the great Mississippi in two: Who
is to have the mouth Of 1t? W no Is to com
mand its source? Will the West be prohibi-
ted the privilege of commanding the great
outlet of that river where their productions
are boundlesS and float on its bosom every
day i'm the wear?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

Col. T. II. Flood, at the request Of
Wings and Democrats, is again Il candidate
for the State Senate. from the Lynchburg
district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

Col Francis Lee, L. S. Army. died at ST
,o.;s ON the 10Th instant,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

The Rev. Mr.. Sullivan, Catholic priest
of Charleston. S. c.. paid over to lady OF
that city on Monday, the sum of $500, receiv-
od tbrnuoh the confessional. He received it
from person who said 1t was t" satisfy an
Indebtedness rightfully due the heirs OF the
lady's father. The debt has remained unpaid
for at least period of twenty-five years as
the parent of the lady has been dead over
twenty wears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

Power'- statue of Daniel Webster mas al
Sivedin Boston,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

The United States Court at Charleston, has
refused to turn Captain Corrie Of the yacht
Wandcrer. over to the jurisdiction OF the t.
States Court in Georgia, but grants an order
for his arrest. and orders that his trial take
mace within the limits of the jurisdiction
wherein he is arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

The Canadian authorities. it is now under
stood, will not demand Deputy Marshal ~
Ter for trial in their courts. The Windsor
Herald saws In this instance the vessel
and the men were ill Americans, and the
murdered were Immediately transferred to an
American port. where the victim dad and
tine homicid de gave himself up to justice,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

The Virginia Index, speaking of the OPP
position to the Democratic party, in Virginia,
savs:-"We must not underrate the strength
and resources of our adversaries. Although
they have lost much of their former strength
by death and desertion, yet we are forced to
admit that they are this day strong enough
to be formidable. They are still respectable
in numbers. and embrace in their ranks many
of the most enlightened and distinguished
citizens of our State. They have, in word,
the material for strong organization. and
if the Democracy of the Congressional dis
tricts and the State at large, should become
divided between contending cheftains and
cliques, the politics of the Old Dominion may
undergo q change sooner than anybody now
suppOseS."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

Geo. c. Whiting, esq, Commissioner OF
Pensions, has made another important haul
of pension-papers forgers; in this ease IN
Wisconsin. In 1856. it vi i'll be recoilected'
the Commissioner of Pcnsi ions broke up Il
similar gang located in Arkansas arreStlng
two of three partners in the nctarl"us O"Sl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

Additional letters from Dr. Livingstone,
the African explorer, are published in the
Cape papers. In one toGovernor Sir George
Grey. he speaks of the obstacles i'll his way, re-
marking that ifhc could travel rs geographers
do, with pair Of compas>cS. ne might have
been at his place of destination long ago
The engine of his steam vesselconsumes an
enormous quantity of fuel, and when they
have no Goals, halftheir time is spent in wood
cutting. This, however. led to their discover
ing lignumvite. with ebony, teak. and Afri-
can oak. The river is deeper than anticipat-
ed, and with vessels of light draught might
be navigated for the greater portion of the
year. With a plentiful use of quinine the
expedition has been kept free from sickness,
and with care in going up the Tete, sickness
may be warded off, and beyond is the healthy
country. The Cape Town Argus says that
Capt. Redingfeld, of the Royal navy, who
accompanied the expedition as surveyor, has
resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

DANIEL CAW00D' ,
EL0UR AND GRAIN FACTOR L''',
Il opposit. Pioneer MILL, A.cxand''' .
jan i
1n0 BBLS. EASTPoRl HkkhlH mi
lUU BY Lsnlcl kiNCHkLVk !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

At Louisville, last Friday, man calling
himself Norton, and representing to belong
to New Orleans passed on W. f. Snoddy, Il
forged check, purporting to be drawn by
Messrs. Rockford. Brown & Co.. on the Citi-
zens Bank Of New Orleans, and certified by
that bank. He obtained 81. 500 in money,
$1,000 in Harding county Railroad bonds,
and Mr.. Snoddys note for the remainder
He also disposed of other forged checks of
less yalup
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-22

At the celebration of Franklin's birthday
in New York. Mr. W. II. Fry responded To
the toast of the Telegraph. the Pen and the
Press In speaking of the telegraph. he said
he thought it would have a benefcent effect in
correcting our tendency to yerhoScncss. y
friend ofhis went the other day to st. Louis,
and wishing to be especially endearing. sent
dispatch to his wife, asking: What have
YOU for breakfast, and how is the baby?'
She tclegraphed back, 'Buckwhcat cakes and
the measles"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

UIRiNa IN ViRGINiA.-Thcro were a number Of
servants hired ut Alexandria on Saturday, at nm
advance on last year. Men hired for frnm 81 to
Sl4O; women $50 to $50; boys. $50 to SIS, and
girls from $40 to $50. At Winchester. boys
brought from $40 to 500; women $50 tie 500 and
men from 800 to $ll0 The FredericksLurg Herald
notes an advance in prices and says:
Contractors on public works are hiring men ut
$3.50, which afiects all other classes contrac-
tor from Kentucky was here few days ago wi,h"a
pile of money" =, buy negroes 70 put on public
works in that State. He stuffed that he Ind paid
Sl0,0OOfor ten negroesin Charlottess lille and want
ed still more for which he was willing to pay
like sum,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04


Of the Railroad om Lynchburg to Knoxville all of them
having large among the people of South western
Virginia and East Tennessee.
pB- ADVERTISE AND GET RICH ~gaa
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS.
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, I p,,
PRESRYTERIAN WITNESS, 5 h's'oh
BROWHL0w y KNOXVILLE tTeun> WING
VINDIGATOR lonesburongh TEN,
RELIGIOUS INTELLIHENCER. Morrg:own, Tenn
YAzEEY STAR Lexington Va
P PiRGiStaS |AI'nsaon,v.
s pEMocRaT. LAber'yv"
THE VISITOR, Marion. Smythe c." Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, independence ,Graysonco Va
v vhnEYH Wine. 5 Fneassie.va.
STAR AND HERALD. Chrrtansnurg, va
WYrHEvILLE TELEaRAI II, t,y,,iu u
WYTHEVILLE TINES, "''Ns''"'' ~
UNION DEMOCRAT Union. Monr, county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jefcrsonvlle Tszew ell county, Va.
k kEeIITfh; D.nv'l'e,va
THE 'SOUTHwEST, +" Pearsburg Giles county, Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandra, Va.
advertise In any Of the above papers will
End THEIR INTEREST to call al the oiee Of the
Lynchburg Virgnian, Up STAIRS where contracts will be
made aud advertisements Fopw AIDED WITHOUT DELAY.
E- also forw ard advc Using any paper
III the United States A. WADDILI
Gs~pt Foreman Viren,an f,ffre.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

4 fnnusxDeDn DARxRY.--John Ba.xle, q free
negro. aad espesssatsd 10 be one of the naauest
Of his elass, was arrested yesterday on the conn
piaint Of Mr.. Fnyetts Steptoc. Bazxle, il seems,
has . villa 81 Mr.. Steptoe's and is in the habit OF
visiting Mr.. SIS premises while drunk during
thass Waits be is exceedingly bellicosc and OBJ.
ssrcpercas, and on several occasions has severely
beaten his wife. and in different ways disturbed
the quiet Of Mr.. va family-has been ordered OF
the lot repeatedly. aud forbidden to return but ~
neither entreaties. threats or lashes have ayailed
the strong arm Of the law has finally been resort
ed to. In consequence Of the absence of Witness
es, the consideration of the case was deferred till
Thursday next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
ONE,LDoQI.ttII.AR

ZANE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER NJ
Iesa's I.vi sera,cr,o Liver Remedy, that acts
CatAortc easier mider and eenal than any oshe
medicine known. II is not only Cathariic, but a Lirn
remedy acting first on the Lio1 to eject It's morbid mat
ter, thus accomplishing ofectusly without
of the painful feelings pcrenr"d the operations
same time purgcs it, and when taken daily in mod
doses will strengthen and bui il up with unusual
- nv. samfera's uavisera,er is compounded en-
tirely from articles Of medicine, namely, Gums.
when II u known fhat bottle Of the Inv9oraor
much strength a. one hundred doses of Caomrl
without any OF Its deleterous effects
Ao Though possessing medicinal powers, these Gums
@ the a:m q" the nr~
erso whh met with such unprecedented success as to
Liro Complaints In her worst forms
ed v hen the Liver is excited to action
Ja.saice Is caused BY an mproner action NJ The Lie
let any ubled with Janndice take the InvGo
raior regularly week. and their skin will begin to
Cessiveless be manentiy cnred by tho Invg-
orator. Take in small doses retiring and it assists
nature In her operations BY gradually eliminating the
the bowels are loft 10 healthy and active state and
work .. !: e ~Srs .ooo sv taking
double dose Of the i.ugo,so which correes all acdi'y
n For loaded stomach has equal as relieves
oppressive uneasy feeling aftcr eating heartily For
Esiy sssdne generally all who use 1t speak in tho
highest terms ..... IN gs.ss .-..-,.s 81 .r,.-s
mendej for LAYER Complaints and all diseases
@arisIng from Diseased Liver The testimonials of
certain that IT the greatest bes-
sing. ever given ,. ny.pspt. for i, m,as complete cure
znnything edible without trouble while before nothing but
ss:' ssoa would ases AZ and Of that gave ,-
c~saiats or Dypas. trouble you do no, f" to Try thi.
We take infinite pleasure In recommending this med-
- cine as preventive for Fever n:A Ag.c. Fc-
thousands willing testify
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MErrrNo.--There are
regular meetings for prayer. ut the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at II o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
my i---dfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

THANKs.-We return thanks to Mr. John W.
Hutchinson Tor kcg Of very superior oystsrs. 1t
is his purpose to keep supply OF fresh fish and
oysters constantly on hand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
MARRrEn

On the ODD Decenlbef, 1853. BY Rev. George
Painter, Mr.. J. P. NJ. SANDERS. to Miss MAMIE
A., daughter Of Hon. A. s. Fulton-all Of Wythe
county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

THERE will be n meeting of the Board Of Trns-
tees of l.ynchhurg College ut the usual place this
afternoon at o'clock. A full attendance is re-
quested, as business of Importance will be before
tho Board
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
BY TELEGRAPH.

* . q E
The Georgia Railroad Disaster.
Colpasus. Jan. s.--Ths body of Allen y. Eli,
Of the firm of Durrie 4 Eli. merchants in Beekman
Street, New York City. was rescued yesterday.
c. j. N. Dickson of England is still missing.
Markets.
INV foRE. Jan. s.--cetton dull Upland 1873
to l2l-9alel-l6. Flour frm, State si2ja4 so Ohio
So 45a5 So; Southern unchanged. Wheat Arm,
Red 81 l5a1 20: Western White 81 80. Coru
quiet. Mixed 7Ta7a cents: New White 76i cents.
Spirits of Turpeatine firm at 40 cents Resin
firm Mt 81 IS. Rice quiet.
BALTIMORE, Jan. S.--Flour market dull--How-
ard Street aud Ohio s. II. but no buyers at that
price. Grain is in good demand. White Wheat
81 soto 81 As Red 81 10 tn 81 %. Corn, White
60 tn II cts; Yellow - to ~ cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
4 MEXICAN WATCnEa-aPPLR q

A MEKuCAN WATCuEA.-APP q
"A ION TRACY IL Co., wALTHAM. MAss. MAN IA
rrAcTrRERs OF PATENT LAYER WaTcHEs- MI
These superior watches made by the AID Of eAD
and original machinery, expressly Designed secure with
CIV price, fine Substantial durable and uniformly reliable
timekeeper Tho movements In tion, and
pronounced by the hgest authorities DO fauess
principle and quality and have heen poyedb the
acting tests to be reliable and These
arc manufactured entire from the crude materials In single
establishment by connected and uniform N
nfacory being upon system that has been
adopted IN tho production Of tho uneqnsed American fire
arns whc enables MS to produce movement half
price Of any orugn movement of The quality
guarantee the perfect performance Yeas of every
watch manufactured by u.s.
Al foreign watches made by hand the American watches
being the only ones made by machinery Uniform
ten throughout Nearly NIL hand watches arc detective
and are con,inuay getting out Of ordcr In many parts
the conntry impossible to Aud good watch rcpaers
watch repairing always uncertain and expensive The
PRODUCTION Of American watches sposcs of this difficulty
country merchants well watch dealers
ass part OF their miscellaneous stock AMI thus supply cir
customers with new staple which be used
article without mystery humbug. Sold by tho trade gen
orally, and by
ROnBINs 4 APPLETON, General Agent.
nov dJm& wenwtI Is MAIDEN LAM. NEW. York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

Arm Houas David, slave to WIN. A. Reid,
end hired b, Jehu Williams was takenup Sunday
night after heurs-wns ordered 10 1Ashes. orto
pay 81. Having more regard for his back than
for dollars, hs forked oven the reauissd sum- and
was set q liberty: .tr's.Fr a. 3 : - r. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

A Car DEcEIvER.-Wm Gay, a gentleman who
has done the city some service in the chain gang
was found on the streets Saturday night in state
Of beastly intoxication--was taken 70 the cage
and the next morning brought before the Mayor
who, in consideration Of his repeated offences in
that line, ordered him to Jail. After the rendition
Of this judgment, Mr.. Gay complained &c feeling
cold, and requested as . favor that he be allowed
to thaw bis henumLed limbs at the s6ss in the
Mayors othce; the request was of course granted,
and whilst the assembled company were engaged
in discussing matters If State and other questions
Of equal moment. Mr.. Gay made a fsint to get a
drink Of water, and directed his steps to the oca'
ity where tho cooling beverage was to be had, but
instead Of stopping At that point. be gained esress
to the street, and IN much less time than il has
taken US to narra:c the facts, the gay deceiyer'
had freed himself for the Lime being at least from
the laws meshes. ''5h4 ,susAA ifA
If Mr.. Gay should conclude to make FINAL
shake Of the dusto kynsbbarg from his nnfortu-
nate feet, our citizens will doubtless soon become
rsdgnsd to their Ioss.' ss.i rs. - -s :.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

GONTHIER & PLATZER.
LYNCHBURG VA.
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends AMI the public In
IL gencra that they after having completed their
stock, opened
WINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS,
IN THEIR STORE ON MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE
NoRvELL HOUSE.
keeping for sale rich French and lInnea
Ran Wines, Heidrck and Montebco Champaign brandy,
knm Holland Gin. Whiskcys fseir d Absynth Marei.s
sweet oh, &c, of the bcsl qualities and brands.
being connected with II hr prominent
Franco and Germany well as with OF the largest
port houses Philadelphia New ,hal
enabled to meet any competition. In price quality
dec ~ dim
NJ ON y NJ Il n rs
DIAM AND COSTLY. AT
l J u uADDESS'
jan ldts iynchburg Marble Works
TOMB SLABS!
2MALL AND FULL SIZES At
Il GADDEeS'
Jan ldtsl Iynchbnrg Marble Works
HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
no suit the asies and circumstances ALL great variety
at u. lADDESS
Jan dts Lynehburs Marbl. W orks
q II AVE STON ES,
0F all sizes, always hand and % order at
J. GADDESS'
An l.dta Tppa ,,uru rl,i, wnrka
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

LIN HILL FOR SALE.-Tbat valuable FAMILY
RESIDENCE In tho neghborhood Of Hamilton Boyds. W.
Franklin HILL the property Of Philip H. Tnggart, Il 4.
CHAs NJ Bf.ACKFORD.ef
dec e4dts WIN r. yANCEY l4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

nADQAO IU TBON. The q epa rtner shtp hevepo ..
existing Subscribers, uef ~ AAnc
aSd sylc " sNEAD CLARK Is thn day dsclveA w ma
tn1 c6een AL persons Indebted TO tho late firm VIII please
forward and settle necessary to close tho bust
speedily possible. -
We rouru onr sne thanks tho travelling pablc for
duypg control OF tho
Washington House. ould respectfully ask ~
10 our sut Mr. GEO w CAMERON, who has, for the
post years. had charge OF the Roanoke Ked epPeSr
6psngs whore he envisble reputation mnilaa
settling up its busipessr .vr., "a
LYscHsuRo, Dsr. Is. lsSs.ts! - ]: z. CLAkk,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
NEGROEa WANTED.

sUcf 1 IN SMA sSs: r. sssss
to u. rhsy. arc very cheap. cailHEat -..
.esv 1odts +' JOHN AbHAuAhS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

~ lain ~. Fsis csrer Pa1e1.sz
- aals ny >. ~. ss'1s 80, ss.,.s.sf,sss
Ass dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

LYNcHBuRa HusrrNos Court January Sd, 1859.
Present, Aldermen Cobbs, Saunders and Shell
ton.
VIM. Waller, who was elected Alderman rice
Statham resigned, appeared in Court and quail
lied.
james Garland. attorney for the Commonwealth.
was allowed one quarters salary.
In the following chancery suits DEGREES were
entered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

cuean strength ard sgty he e1trcased himself nom bis
fallen steed espot upon the horse u Austrian behind
the Tder, punxeA hs sword the body Of rider,
and hurled Hmm from his saddle. He fought his way book
TO sss followers having slam six Of the AustrAns with
hs own hand. The bridge and tho battle For
this deed Of rrble energy Napoleon promoted lAnnes
tbs spot.
The baltic Of Monteboo not without its influence
on the Immortal victory Of Aarenso, which fought
immsdsseiy after dune 14), and closely connected
with IT, There 2oeoo Frenchmen under Napoleon met
10000 Ausrians, including 1000 cavalry and 200 pieces
Of cannon, which irreastbly swept Napoleons troops
before them till Dtsaix anxously expected with mis-
Of 6ooe men, arrived and charged when the bat
te deemed lost The tide uned The Austrians
overthrcwn with terrible slaughter. Twenty thou
sand men Of both sides lay dead the field DssAx the
greatest general Napoleon had, was amoug them
The First Consul wept, and said the battle dearly
bought No doubt another HaJengo equally
culinary and decisive battle Of other will
be fought, when We shall probably know something Of
the qualities Of Napoleon ILL., general.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06
City Intelligence.

The WEA1HlR-During the last three or four days we
have had the unreasonable weather. Instead of on
oyng the warm bamy breezes usually felt At this season
Of the year. have been the zenith Of north
and rain storms ew weeks ago, when the streets Of
New York were reeking with filth, was consolng 10
think that the weather continued cool, operated In
no small degree TO prevent the termination Of an epidemic
In our over crowded city, which, at time, 1t seemed
almost impossible 70 escape But, since Mayor remann
has taken the shoe and broom" and faces of the
cobble stones have been released beds Of darkness
0eds OF mud, and their sight is novelty, we
fcatneo reer but in the advent Of summer TO
EEL the beams Of Old Sop' come do Va on terra f,ua
VIM more genial warmth, as ID usually felt in IN
merry month Of june and TO SEQ the trees ana flowers
ouI Guy and suburbs shoot forth their soul insprin
sden present cheering view busnessJ
weather for the past three davsS Wnv If
eeeA " oSr Deauiul tnoroughfsreBrosd wayoaled wt1
body in streets those actuaIlr s We naa no
matte, 8; and even these have had to haiti, ny 90
psnns mid WINDS overloaded up 70 thei
blowing Nnceasnelg and the sun obscurcd =, uoco
black 1yins Clouds which, when they passed ovsr ,hs
earthly bah, would pour down their copous che % ~
rain. Nov and then the scene was Relieved NV Q,
flashes Of Ng timing, and thunder rolled
thunder bolts passing through their vivid orked coursa
would strike A,e earth and do more or less damsss'
This state OF thnAs appeared to general gloon m
Come over our citAsns and 10
egee 70 the retail city trade Broadway has
apparently oeen deseS ted the dry goods palaces lost All
Aer attractions by the absence OF tho pretty and n,mbe
shoppers But this unplx condition of the weather
and saanation n busincsl will not last oag and has
probAcy disappeared and, n few days. We NAV expsct
20 see things In the metropol wear their
cheering Aud business like aspect
NEW YoRK HcsPrAL-The follow ing 10 the weakly re
port of the above institution to June lS5gRema,nin
n May 81 23f; admitted 70 June b2 iscbarped cnr.S
pr Renewed a.; died, !; remaining at DATE 2li: males
|Ae, females, SO. '