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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
Arrived.

Steamship Vanderbilt L.fevre Have and Southampton Aus
3D. m. stons he.d wind. prevailed pn
ssse s,h inst 5 90 miles oil The Needles passed steam
City OF Manchester B .crew) Kennedy Liver.
ol July n and Queenstown 2h mdsc. aud J seefsse
70 G. Dale. l,h inst Ia. - ~ ion % s passed ship Emily
Steamship Gcnd Hari.nr New oIesn. Aug and Hsv.ns
Apg nd. end pas. TO NJ q. Roberts. Aug TO- M e1'
chsnsrd sigma. with steamship Moses Taylor OF Csyss,rs
ih exchanged signals With Chsl.'1 .,cm:I bound g. i'n'
9:S0a III. hanged signals with srsIn-r Cahs~os
Steamship Georges Greek Eager Baltimore, nd'e and pass
Ship T. + Iiabain ,Brem) wDdhor.t Bremen days. mdse.
.I r. Il esSs ssqs .. Y
.sns.d .ip Premier "a July pa,.ed Gibraltar July
L. Ion 10 10 sss nip asp g. M "a B.n tay Hsyi So @
,sG i ,iins 'si bark ss s~.RIa@ rss 20
hence iS APwe,Pw jay D. it, IS % lon n IS 81 mp
bark private signal rid ant two corners
Aug S. lon 81 80 tool pilot from b2s, Ezra Nye, No.
had sSien eM hoa.: Pe',9a, s1. 0sv rom <sS .
vino, and thick, foszy weather
Snip Eiehmann ru'') DOman'ky Shields 80 days md'e to
Bark Jasper, Bennett Liverpool June u.s. salt . w,sc%.D Di.
Co. June 70 lat % 70 lon 10 - spoke brig Coy B,2wn,
msn DinoL. Galveston .issf July j. IL, u 80 S5 % .,
& S ddPs sy reported SSi. s 20 las S
Aug lat Il 80, on ~ % passed sP Asues Wilson, Of GA
scLr A; F. Linnen tof orlean'l Freeman smyrn. May q
passed 70 1uss ~ me, re-, and wine oG G$r 9TH
Schr Mrn tBr jenkins, Malaga 90 days and Gibraltar u
DAYS fruit &C. TO master. July H. la 3D. lon ~ 90 SPIKE
c John Adams (Wha-r Of stoI) cruise 81 days out
shr R. bent Haley Mitchell. Charleston days, naval storss
10 d. c. Murray.
schr Ocean bird tBr) LOcsh., Windsor ss days p!ss
ter to d. X. D-wolE
scLr j. D. Kirs Wooster Cala. days lumber to Smith 4
BOynton.
sebr Gen Peavey Hunt Lnbec days aths &c, to Smith
Boynton.
sclr Empress, Everett, Roeklsnd days, lime
sctr. ST. Lucas, Adams ROckland 4 days, lime.
Scbr EMPIRE tBr Ross, HibOfo, 10 dsjs plaster 70 D. ~
DewUE
Schr Hartford Smith FHzabe,bport for Hartford.
Schr. At antc Wars, Addison Is days
schT. Ansnda, ChUrcb, Jon-spoft 1dsys
Schr WIN. Pickering P-rr, Baker, ssco days
ScLI. Susan Baker Saco days
Sohr. Martin, Goldth xsit, Saao , days
Schr Banter. Tufs RockPIt.
Schr Arc;urns Newcomb, Providence days.
Sehr Byzsniiu1n, Small Providence } day..
Socp Harvest; Corin, Providence 2days mdss % nsssL
Boston, SeDew Philadelphia aud Cape May end
pass. o y. PeTsipa
strum,r P-r-l Baker, Providence, nase. 20 J. Oiel
SAILED ,eams lps Kans 90 B Liverpool o ,esn Queen
Southampton aud HsI- FLORIDA, and ParEerb Savannah
Nashville Cksses,on; Yorktown, Nonok IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
MARRIED.

ANKLIN-HILZBEIM-A Hoboten, ". j. on Wednesday
Aug TO- BY the Rev KeU-r the residence ofthe brides
parens Nj Sol Franklin Of Little Rock, 10 MHs Goldna
Hilzh.iin OF that city.
HEhRY-NlCHoLsoN-On Tuesday Aus. O. at the residence
of tie brides hr Annapolis SD BY The Rev. I'D yard T.
Buchanan, BucbaI az Hemp OF Nex-fork, " Mary H.
dsushter Of Col Joseph II. Nicholson
-NOYES-At Lichfed, Corp., ThIrsday
AUG H. by the Rev Charles Whitehead Charles T. White
Rachel Tracy daughter Of William Curtis Noyes al Of
kew-luk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

s % consih Pr5s. ~7vy occasion ~hs'e saei ~ef
Of oyiuon that step toward pesoe Be ,ee VII" goo shee
tyes them plsssre had ths: The Cabinet Of Der IL aoss
no, parable Of the Violent excitement h'ch Ass
Csn Cpf.s.r.,on 81. IL mated by snBss,ened cs-e
C., The b@.t interest. Of European civilization
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
INDIA.

The following Is from correspondent Of TIE L0si0H
Tsmcs, wit en- from Calcutta, June Is:
The campaign hss been leit TO the Dude police,
and the Europeans Withdrawn under cover for the
rains. The rebels still 1000 strong in terrible dis
trsss. The Mana, the Begun, and Bala Rao tue
only three leaders of note remaining. Aydrsbed il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
TURKEY.

A letter from Erzeroum, dated July y, says, r.,
"Tbe town Of Erzeroum is entirely destroyed ms
shocks have continued day after day till only few
houses are left standing. The Porte has sent pasha 10
distribute relief among the survivors, and he brings
With him 10 OtO purses i0G00l) lie is also to con-
troll the conduct Of the governor but every BODY knows
what will come Of tbat-nothig whatever Erzeroam
viii never recover from this dreadful catastrophe. 10
two months the weather will get chilly, aud the IN.
babtsnts will all leave. The result will be loss OF
80 oCQ persons TO Turkey for the bene. Of Russia who
receives them with open arms. Russian pr1pagto-
dism makes great progress here, and all along Inc
shores Of the Black Sea- by ans OF continual trahc
in passports. Anyone may be turned into Russian by
the following prcceas:-A raya lGresk or Armenian
goes to the Russian consul at Trebizond where tins
RussianisDg process is carried out on large scaie,
gets his pa port vs6ed then takes the Russian steamer
10 Redou. Kaee aEd goes on 10 kutas, where he has
hi. name inscribed in register kept flr the purpose,
takes the oath of fidelity to the Emperor Alexander
and receives certificate valid for the whole interior OF
the empire Provided with this document the rays
returns to Trebizond calls hi use Russian subject,
and Acknowledged snch by tia" c"e."', notTi'h-
ing the uksse which requires residence OF three
yeaIs on the Muscovite territory 20 bee )e Russian
The Journey takes about fortnight and may cost ~
ruble- 4Ofl Turkey il well aware Of the evil, bnt
takes no steps to provide remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
Arrived. SUsDAY. Aug. IA.

Arrived. SUNDAY, Aug. IA.
Steamship Roanoke Couch Richmond, kc, ndse aud psss.
ship Marcia Day Chase, Cardiff a. days raro,i iron
Walsh, Carver Chaso Has pas.ensers No dat, lat -
apparently b. longing vessel Of about go ,ans.
Biiy SAMUEL tburchG Bu-los Ayres June 2 and
w a sSs s ss' a !. R sass JAY "
schr A. Baker Ireland. Norfolk days wheat 10 J. q.
Williams
schr VIM C. A,wsse Allen, Key West days. cotton :,
scbr My 2 Gasr Layton Addison Is day., spar, for New.
bmyPcIi.
McCr, ady Mott L Co
selt Mars L,qj.' 81 sVoer F,i River day. i2 b.l...
schr P'rGs Cole Fsl River, 10 bss< for Eizsb.hpok
schr D. P'rshsD, Cole, Hargich 2dsy' 10 bsllsst.
sctr q 'orsiaas L'syy Rondont co,l ~ Bo.ron
soop Thoues Hul HUI PLoydenee days ndss Ser.
and pa... 10 r. PeIkiDs
Steamer wansgt,a Asey New Bedford, ns.s and p,.s 10
Steamer Aitstrcs., Jones, Providence nd.e TO oeeL
ShLED-B'Fk ASju..er, Havana brs Bon Bradbury, d.
i NilAktn, -.
WIND DoriIs the day, from Z. EOS.
The Portuguese brig Anjo Ia Gulrds Capt. Poo from Obj
raSr 1rIiy.d yesterday, ives no. reported correctly
IeIor. ID 81 lat ~ lon - 81 spoke schr Restless fof
e. joins 1th iat In S. spoke bark Japer from Ly-
Jura suPPi-d wd provisions, which Cap. Moody viii
Please see. the sincere thanks Of TIE pilots Of p boat
Tie steamship Hsu,syi- Of Cronwers Me Of Savannah
steamers was ihis morning lowed road Poons Dock r.
sbe viii hss. seven beams 10 the lower deck,
Ing clamps harsug bdsng Lase, AID new torsma, hs
heIne Il The ship Is uuir jtrei By f,e
TIE clipper ship Zephyr LBS register IL now On thu
Ofsa psDce poes Tor epsI She will be stripped rscsked
The hun The ship Naase previously reported ashore ON
sstnaTIIpa ws' on ss9Iday Is add M Church. sr-
Tgsii q have been landed at Nantucket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

PROVIsiUNs-The PORK make, 10 heavy the demand for
Their. IL fair speculative inquiry;
The Is s7d Sa for Mess; Sl2 STA IL
for Thin N,,s AID 50 81. 5 10 for Prime Beef 10 without
charse of onent; iuy light, the sales ~ Dbl. at
Prime STA SO for Cou' try Meas; S80 $40 %
for Rsrscksd Mess ard SlQs 80 for Extra Prime Meas
a.d nominal Beef Hams quiet at ia l3c Bacon
que; 9d9 Cut Meats dull and heavy the saes
thos Shoulders and 6dS. for Hams. Lard
il fuy lrld Ia fair d,sLd for the trade ses Of 30
bbs and C dc ard choice al lie Bl.r s in fair
supply and s firm at sG6c for Ohio and la ~ Tor State
Cheese steady a. 4a9c
OlL-Libse.d In improved densnd and sales OF
me 20 gallons Erssh have been made a, 81 d5ec
TOO do American al 59do closing firmly Other de-
serpiiors quiet with important change in sales
ssons Bl.ached Winter " male at soc, Cam
ph. aue. 4idI5c. Fluid has declined TO is950c
FISH dull but the supply of Dry Cod ard MiAefe is
rinr continue quiz T. ard prices somewhat nominal.
HOPS ale quiet SGi2c. for 1883 Old changed.
LTNF-Saes Of eco bbs Common Rockand s5c AID 80
bhIs Lump AZ 81 Is C.eu,ts Linesd in limited request;
frtb. Of so bars Nooadsy" have been made IN
Bo.tou u 81 81 y bashel, cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

.,.vprvr rOuRr-Cn.ssrs~-Aus1st b--ee'0fs '%'-'
IsesAB.s -Dfcisio.a -. u.,i,n
S,ephon Lm.-ler AZ. Geo. lrseofh'
,r-f.,a a. psyH.srt a. o. CTS ,.I.uo,,
Gee J. y Z.bri-k e ae,. David Grshsni- 20
40 s,.4~ .Bd ps--G El.s.d . Voecsd On pay "
or, and aishu,rnrb,s 81 .nssr.ns Iadfu~h'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
Passengers Arrived

In ne edashp PcEScrti FROM Son.h1xpfo. asS Hrrre
ni II a kng child aud nurse Col Jas Allen, LADY and .on
o9 80. IMAM and Giy A PEBBLES Ms Nom Ia, Go.
tln Nss Mary Or gan WM Al,irg NJ c. dc H SECRETARY
C. L.eAror Ge F!suce jules CsInIe, NJ Cs,,esux Hind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC ~.
p,.. $40 4 s,....,.. SIS Aoon-S~ss 80. filos
HIGH WATER THIS DAY. - =.
S.uoh s.cl CIV Island. Gala lHeI0Ne......IoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

FROM H,vAsA.-Unted States ship Granada Gas
tavus Hsrisor, esq, commanding, left New-Ofieans
on the 5.h Of August for New-York via Key West
and Havans. She arrived at Key West on the morn
irg of The 9Th ard sailed same a. m. for Hsvana ar.
rived q, that per: on the evening of the sane day,
sailed for Nev.York morrg Of the 9th. The Granada
brings fhy.four passengers Cir sNgo aud sill,-
O79 so in specie for this port.
DR.. GaiuaIdet Of Nsw-York Hotel notoriety is en-
gagged in the successful practice Of his profession in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

Chamber, bit on come secondary ponts s.oes VIE .ae
rctor. Il declares that the Diet ought 20
,ee Copetutio On provided the Eiector and '1e 0ns'
1.r. s~cept i.s recommendations. A., ,.r
to day: gs pst Austria p'q, Ss s ana
-" LII Fsdey.l fortress Of R.statt. According 10
,hs sy,sngsuept proposed Baden shall appoint toe
Scveypor and Director Of Artillery, Aasria the DIse
sov Of Epe inesr, add Austria and Pras:a alternately
e. command Of The fort,es. The garrison In way 20
- ~ 600 mep, IN peace 1000 and 10 be supplied oy
Austria, Prussia and Baden together. Anstra am
Pros.is to possess the right Of appointing tne 70"
mssdant, Alternately, for FIVE years at q time.
, 1859-03-04
pUGET SOUND HERALD.
SrEILlrOON, ". 7. FRIDAY, NlRCH !, lS5g.


TUM WATER W. T., Jan. 10th, 90.
Tho Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance
Of Washington Territory met, pursuant TO ad'
tournament, in the Hall Of Alki Division No. 8,
Officers absent--Rey., u. w. Sloan, Grand
Chaplain, and A. L. Young, P. q. W.P
Rev. G. I. Whitworth was appointed Grand
Chaplain pro tcm. .-.,.. s..-. ,.-... 10.
Journal Of previous session was read.
A committee of three was appointed on ere
worth, and Alfred Hall, who, having examined,
reported as correct tho credentials Of JAS Byles,
Of Grand Mound Division No. 4, and - Frank
lin, Of Stcilacoom Division No. 0.
Ira Ward was appointed P, G. w, p. pro
ten.
James Byles and - Franklin were intro
duced and duly initiated as members Of this
Grand Division. Ea
The G. w. p. presented petition from Steil.
accom- Division for change Of name to "Good
Samaritan" which was granted.
The committee on Constitution aud bylaws
recommended the adoption Of those in use by
the Grand Division Of Oregon, together with a
few additional bylaws and rules Of order,
which report was adopted.
Resolred That each subordinate division under
the Jurisdiction Of this Grand Division he and
they are hereby permitted to appear in public IN
the regalia Of the Order, three times during the
present year
A conimitteo was appointed on tariff Of prices,
consisting cf G. F. Whitworth, Ira Ward, and
Resoirsd, That J. W. Miller be and hereby Is
appointed to express in person or by letter the
kind regards and friendly salutations Of this
Grand Division to Grand Division Of Oregon,
Ira Ward presented petition from Alki Divi-
sion for q change Of name to "Tum Water,
which was granted ,l ~ lla ..Jafy
Reaolrsd, that the subordinate divisions under
the jurisdiction Of this Grand Division be re-
queStcd to furnish oil their p, W. PIs and w.
p.'s elected as representatives to this Grand Di-
ViSien with appropriate regalia,
q F. Whitworth was appointed to correspond
with certain parties relative 10 procuring rcgalia
far the officers Of this Grand Division also in
reference to receiving rcgala for subortlianate
divisions on deposit tLLE iH.
,ResOlrcd, unanimously, That We cherish In
high appreciation the hOspitable courtesy bestow-
ed upon the members Of this Grand Division by
Ira Ward and his excellent lady during the pre-
sent session that We wish them great prosper.
ity and peace on earth, and in the world to come
eternal happiness. .-.2lIa
Rcsolred, That the G. S. be instructed to fun-
iSh them with copy Of this resolution.
On motion, the G.. S. was instructed to furnish
synopsis Of the proceedings Of this Grand Di,
vision to the Puget So0Hd Herald, Pioneer and
DcmOerd; aud Pacific thristidR IdrOedte, for
publication. Hd itLs thifINatH hA.'iiH
On motion, tho Grand Division adjourned to
meet at SteiacOom on the third Wednesday in
April, at 9 O'Clock Pm. pH2 s1f't.s "a 4
RuFrs WILLARD, G. S.
, 1859-03-04
RHMoVAT
SZEELAcOOA, ". r

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNoUNC.
ing to bis friends and the public that he has removed the
above establishment to his new building adjoining ialeh
Wrbber wharf where he win be happy receive lis friends
and patrons with good cheer the market alOrls
t The nars viii be stocked with the best Of Wines H.
qunrs and Cigars. oe l.'1TI
Thanking them for their hereOOre liberal patronage he
soiets continuance Of the same, :.
45tf Hl".- j. r. sArNDERa
, 1859-03-04

On the 1st Of january, Francis Adancourt, an
old printer, died in Troy, N, Y, at the age Of s5
years, lie came from France to this country in
1888, and served an apprenticeship with Isaiah
Thomas, in Worcester, says the Spy, and work
cd as compositor in Thomas's printing office
on the first Bible published in this country,
, 1859-03-04
Patent Medicines.
P. KEACH

P. KEACH
LAS JUST REcIvED, PER STEAMER NORrIIRRxER,
IL well selected stock OF PATENT MEDICINES which ne
Intends to keep constantly hand, adding varieties
Ills stock as the demand requires h, lf tNI
Al present he offers for sale the following articles,
Sands sarsaparEla, Wrght's Pils, Arsenic,
0rneleuhurH nrandrethhN N I0bena.
TOWnsend's - Graefenburra EIu Bark a
Pressed Hops, Ayers, a Gum Arabic, aillr
sulphur, . Nurax.l .ai sponge, y ~ '-
kfsOm salts, Pain Killer, eatpeire, l9ef
Extract lrorice, Gum camphoF, nessyak, ~
Glue, Soda Ash, - Alcohol, =
sal Soda, Chalk, Opium,
Bluestone, Castor on, Russia saive,
Mustang Linlment, Arlbde Potash, efFychnine,
Hue Mass, OIL Of Lemon, en1a, Scotch
Spirits Of NltEe, on Of Orange, Macaboy,
liAsam cOPaiba, Capsules, Ripe, ~ q
JayneS Ague PMS, iioIicways Plls, Caiarrh
Ayers Cherry PectoraI, Ayers Expectorant
Ayers Alternative, 1ayneb eanative PMS,
Jaynes Tonic fermfuge, Jayne's Cormorative Ialsam,
Essenge Of Jamaica Ginger, Wtars lsan Of Wild Cherry
Walls, COrks, &c, &c, &C.
aaa Also per recent ar1tvala,
good assortment Of Gents Calf KIN and India nuhher
Boot, frock Dress and Business Coats black Doeskn freneh
Cashmere and satinet Pants White and Fancy Shirts Over
shirts, Undershts Drawers oravats sks Shoes Jumrers
0yeras &C. togeiher with general variety Of Hats cas
Alo constantly hand good variety Of Hardware TIN.
ware Moodenvar CFuekeyNaFe stpnewaFe, GruceFIes ".
3
, 1859-03-04

The New Bedford Mercury says that Mr..
Benoni billiard, who is 20 years of age, on his
birth day, recently, walked out three miles from
that city, and slaughtered cow, returning on
foot, showing him to be vigorous man for his
years .r. ~ aa .a-t.E#.f 1ra
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
FOREIssN NEWS.

.
The steamship Ciecassian has arrived with
Liverpool dates to the l8 inst. s-,54. =
The l.test complexion of continental affairs
is wariike, s,.-.-5.-- ;.,-- ss..s 3 d.
= The Paris letters regard peace as hopeless,
The movement OF the F,ench troops as
snme the most threateni,g proporiions and
tfe prpparalions in every hranrh continue
without aha'ernent. The Paris Patrie never
Vhelrss asser,s har Frar rec has mol armed. :,
Aastria's PROPOSITIONS for he C',ngress are
not acceptable to France hnt not being pre-.
pared 10 take the & Id Immediately, Napole
on seeks deay ga
The Paris Bonrse has h'en depressed but
closed rather fr'ner at 67(935c.
/ The ministerial statement to the two houses
of British Parliament 10 relation to the affairs
of Europe which had been promised on the
18Th was postponed till the 18th. =
Parliament, had unanimously voted thanks
to ibe civil and military officers and the army
in India for having achieved suppression of
the India Rebellion.
The Congress negotiations are progressing
very snply
Austria posi'iFely refuses to take part with
out previous and simultaneous 'disaraiing.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
sRepublican State Convention.

In pi:r. of Inc an hoTi, vested in them. the
urief tina n in@fins
III in asseDl, IL, the City of Cnurahns Thurs
dry. Secsl.d day IF Jun for I,U Its-
nominating cssiidaie for t:0verior irutenan G,sv
AhdH.r. Sec eta,s ard Treasurer If STATE 81
preuie CoHrI Judge meul@r of PHard of Publ !.
Works and Cvt,Inission OF Common schuos
We -artestlv hope Il nj all Of uisevtr prrty r. rpt
bcans eresns. D>iuocra Dd of stev brit,
foreign = vi, prepared T. jain a
eorlt oliver Na;to'tnl t verur;rh from the
arrogant sectis DSi et; The
of sla.ery otd the States which exists: pre-
We tsbe re-opsti the foreign Sa-e tradc; mai-
ii-h frs. and rh n" sts free abo' I;
to rebuke pii of ltrnsasa and n Is
re bich ehnr the exist Natio al Adniis
tntou md % i,ark the tiov-r The troi
de.c nd sriI.ed In the P.drisl Coz ution will
unite in npon the Convetiion and In
the srieet'cn OF deIegnt.s aud tro gh ih nom
aion be the ST. Conversion Of candidates or,hy Of
the support of honest aud pat0ritit
e IaIo f Representations viii b. delegate to each
votes for nise Peek at the of 1853
with additional selegaf" for frarion
hu, dred aud if In areordanee uih this rule
the fowing will he the Der of delegates fom aach
of the eouuries ofthe Safe:
rive omit tn. Ie of Counties. Total Delerares
36t sh amt 8 Ashabu Y. CUyah"gs TO- Coshor f.
CoinnotispA g. Carroll Crawford DeIhwse T. Eeie T.
(,euI,- Harrisnn ielme- q Huron Like g. Lorain
Inans e. NJ M-houipg B Mrdi 4. Nor Forage 5.
Rirbia d s. sandusky g. seiaeca S,ark 8 Summit 5,
TrumtuiI s T,scarawss s, wayne 8
TIL sew raj Cm,fttes will cali ii ir county
meetings for the selection of del gnres ri such and
pIaes Nc t, ey iuk esiraIle. uggts- Saturday.
tie 2is of My the most s''italr day. st imt
should elapse give all the Delegates ample notice OF
herr se1ecfif n
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

diaieiy af er In another were L -uI. Marry
and Messrs Stanton Chilfon and Nasrnder
In another we're Mr. Sirkies father DIR More
head, aud Aiessrs Wikeff and Br g.
There were some dozen other carriages fol
losing As'he caIalrade drnve along at rail
road sreeti hroegh the stree,s,it was crre,etl
with lond cheers. Thousands of people @ere
gathered in front of Mr. MrB airs residence,
and continued tn come and go throughout the
remainder of The evening
Il is said that Mr. Sickles will remain in
Washington for a week.
HOW THE VERDICT Is REcEIvED-THR CAUSE OF
THE DETENTION eF THE JURY.
T ere is a general and decidedly strong feel
ing r AZ isfactinn srnnng all classes at the re-
sell of the Sn.kies tr al -.--
The i,rv uouii have rendered a verdict i'm
rretIia,eiv affers the case was submitted 10
them. bat fo- the fact that one o. the num-
her desired short time FIR defheration
The conr, owing TO the faiigae incident cn
the fri adj nrned tiIi " ,n1av newt. to which
time tie grand and petit jsries had been di>'
chaeged Isp
II is said that when the jurv retired one o
| them wit drew into a corner and IN his ki-ees
invoked Divine gnidance He then got up
enterad into consnltation and arain retired sc
the earner and finally rose with his mind fully
made up in favor of an acqnittal
| MR. sIcKIEs' COUNSEL sEREvADED
Mr.. 81 kles' counsel were TO night compli
menied hr serenade.
A large crowd oatl cred hef,re the Nation
al iso FL. when Messrs Stanton Brady, Ma
gruder anr Chiffon hrifly returned 'hanks-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

In Texas. an attempt i being made to ex
pei the Methodiats of the Church North, on
account of tile An,iSlavery A character of the
Church. AT the recent session of the Tt 6
Conference. Bishop Jones was insulted bv pro
slaverv rnffians. his preaching meeting inter.
rup'ed. and the session Of the Conferences
brought TO an abrupt close
I, is said that there are from FIVE thousand
to six Thousand interdirted priests in Paris
alone. Many of these clerical outcasts have
become either waters or cabmen.
tits fonnd as the result of careful irquiry
nv the local authorities that ore hundred and
eightv-nine out Of eight hundred and seventy
one families in .Mon'calm county. Michigan,
are in state Of 6estifntion
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
Married.

BR1sT' I-wHITTLEsFY In Ravenpa on the 25th
int by the Rev. ). G Hart. at the residence the
bride's father. Hiram W. Bristol and Miss Polly w
gait only daughter of Geo. B. Whitil-s-y Esq, all
of this place. r ' H H
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Freedom BY 9. E1M.
Kneeisnd ESQ the 18th Of aprii Mr.. stephen o.
Wh-elock aud Miss Sarah J. Collins all Of Frptdnn
TlBRIS--t OLLtNS.-ln Id,phurgh on the 2Sth OF
april. by the Rev Rsdc'f Mr.. franklin W.
Tibbils and Aiss Sarah L. Collins. ser
SAPP-ROI TON.-In this village the 2sth ult. by
hrv. B Y. MESSENGER MIR. William 5app to Miss
Eliza Bolton all Of Ravenns ,f1f..7f ~ r f
GRIFFITH CROSS. Sunday morning, May 1st, at the
residence the hrd-'s father N.snn,h Rev VI c.
H-pd-en, Mr. Horace Griffith of Tuubridge Orange
3 Co., w. and Miss julia A Cruss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04
Died.

DAVIS.-At the residence Of Viz ]. Austin. hi. son
in law in Benton county. Iowa, on the 18th ins,
(Apri) Minor Davis. aged fifty Ave YEAR, and six
The death Of r Davis was ocassoned by capcpr in
the chest. which in the opinion of hia physician had
exirrsd there for many yeara HIS last illrss though
very ai full, was short. continuing only week =
tie was for many years resident Of Hiram In Por
tage ounty. He removed 10 Iowa with his family
ah ut three yeara since He leaves family and nu.
mrrous friends mourn bis loss 80. .-
Pa'nesyille nd Cbariou papers please copy
sEvERNs.-ln this hinge, on the II n ult., Of Con
sunp ion. Oscar T. sever,,s, aged Sc yenrs .,f IL n