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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-06-02

MANUFACTURED BY ". B. STEVENS, Norfolk, Conn. EgOR HOEING CORN, POTATOES, BEANS, A PEAS. TOBACCO, and HOED CROPS gene rally. B EVERY FARMER SHOULD HAVE ONE. uas This Machine was introduced into this section for the first time last season. and wherever it has been thoroughly tried it has proved to be all that it has represented to be. Many farmers who have used it the past season have stated that it has sare them m than three times tie costof e Kachine and that they have cultivated and hoed their corn and potatoes with this Machine cisout He use of tie hand hoe.
 their Horse Hoe referred to in reference to the practical working of this Machine: E. G. Lawrence, Norfolk, Conn.,;
 c. H. Roberts, Hltchcoekvllle, ''
 Henry Sturges, Plymouth,
 Alderman Ives, North Canaan,
 Hiram Holcomb, South Canaan,
 Jonathan Raies South Canaan, :"
 The, ,dore Gold West Cmnwal, ''
 N. Van D. us. n. Salisbury,
 WI. Pettee, Lakeville,
 George Dodge. lakeville,
 Jemes Biodeet Lakevle,
 w j. Starr, New Milford.
 Curtis sherro Washington Hollow, N Y., Eli Collins, Pine Plains, Judah Swift. Pine Plains,
 Nels n Haight, Little Rest, These Machines can be had of the following agents price S10.
 W. l.. Peuee, Lakevlle, Conn,
 George c Dodge, LakevilIe,
 C. B Malbie, Falls Village, ''
 D. B. Junes $ Go North Canaan."
 Woodward & Read, Sharon. '' s. Merwin, Merwinsvile, ''
 w. J. Starr, New Milford,
 Miles Cump, New Preston,
 A. c. Smith, LltchGetd, ''
 Curtis Sherro Washington Hollow, N Y, David Sherman. Dover Plains, |"
 G. H. Duxhnry, Pine Plains, <"
 Nelson Haigh,, Little Rest. and by the manufacturer at his Works in Norfolk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-06-02

. ~ " AsAA - AA eao eseN@ [. I . principal regulators of ss when it performs it's " CTS of ths system are ful- a mach is almost entirely " thy action of the Liver E lance of it's functions i; fault, the bowels are at I$ eem sutfers in conse- liver, having ceaaed to dc L eases of that organ, one a made it his study, in a Ivy twenty years, to find -s te counteract the many |U lit is liable.
 E medy is at last found. |, Liver Complaint, in any B try a bottle, and COZ &I all morbid or bad mat a plying in their place a causing food to digest
 well. l.purifying the blood, sS to the whole machinery,
 the disease-cffecting a cured, and, what is bet I casional use of the Liver
 is sufficient to relieve lss the food from lising and
 ,n before retiring, prevents
 q Ut night, loosens the
 A Costiveness.
 each meal will cure Dys
 teaspoonfuls will always L. female obstruction re. IA disease, and makes q !@ for Janndice removes all sss color from the skin.
 cures Dropsy, by excit t time before eating gives d makes food digest we'll. ed cures Chru,ric Diarrl.na
 Summer and Bowel Con- he first dose.
 attacks caused by Worms
 surer, safer, or speedier re- never .tails.
 commenting this medicine EVER AND AGuE, CHILL FE. BILIOUS TYPE. It operates Isands are willing to testif. 3 giving their unanimous y
 aouth with the Invigorator, ier.
 INVIGoRAToR ,lCAL DISCOVERY, and is ost t 70 great to believe. ItI tue first dose giving bengi, and ottie is required to cure an,
 from the worst Jaundice or Headache, all of which are liver. LAR PER BOTTLE. ietor, 345 Broadway, N. Y, 5ists. EO-6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-06-02
Remedy for the Potato Rot.

HfOR eight years past have found my remedy A to be not only perfect prevention of the Potatoe Rot all lands. both wet and dry, highly manured or no manure at all, producing double crop of a superior fav and beautiful quality I have tried all kinds of Potatoes and find it an nfa lible remedy. JARVIS GRISWOLD. We, the undersigned, inhab tants of Litch- field County, from personal observation for the last eight years, fully satisfied that Jarvis Grs void has, by great labor and expense, discovered true preventive for the Potato Rot, and do most cheerfully and confidently recommend his Remedy to all persons engaged in the cultivation of this most valuable Root.
 HORACE s. WEDGE,
 Capt. DANIEL HALL,
 JULIUS GRIswOLDj Esq. GW Mr. Griswolds Recipe for the Preventitive of the Potato Rot can be had at the Enquirer Office Price S1.0O 62
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-06-02
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SHINGLES :! sHTNGLEs!

HNHE Subscriber has m band end fo~ S,,.
 75,OOO sawed chesnuts SHINGLES of good quaiity-cheap for Cash-which will be delivered in any part of the Village, on application to utch6eld, June l, 1859. i4 s.o,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-06-02

DysPErsiA AND CoNsuMprIoN-Whch of these dis cases occasions the victim the sufering7 The Dyspeptic Twill say the former IL is, the refore, distressing complaint
 SETH W. FOwLE & CO.,. Boston, Proprietors.
 For sale by A. O. Smith &c Co.,, Litchield; W. s. Smedley, South Farms; Charles McNsl, Wolcottville and by dealers everywhere.
 eT See Advertisement of Dr. SANFoRDs "L1vEH INvIaoRATER.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-06-02
BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

AvING lately replenished the assortment of
 BIBLES and TEsTAMENTs. am prepared to those desiring to purchase at the Wholesale Society in New York. '''
 A Beautiful Gift for the Aged.
 The TESTAMENT AND PSALMS. printed in verv l.r,. beautiful type, and neatly bound in one, two thlse aud four volumes 'i's' Also. CoEGREaATIoNAL HYMN AND TUNE Booxs sold by RIVERIUS MARSH Litchfeld, June 1, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-06-02

Paints!! Paints!!! 1 COWLES 6 LEETE F. g and s4 State street. New Haven, |OrEER FOR SALE 2O, 900 lbs. English White Lead. of their own importation. This Lead is of the celebrated BB brand and is without doubt the BEST WHITE LEAD brought into this country. 10, ,OO0 lbs. Atlantic White Lead. 10, ,OOO lbs. Connecticut do., for which Company we are agents. 5000 lbs. Jewett's White Lead. 5000 lbs. Philadelphia do. 5000 lbs. French and American Zines. Also, full assortment of Coarse and FIlse Paints, dry and ground in Oil Windsor & Newt0n's Artists CGlOrs. Brushes,
 Varnishes,
 Sand Paper,
 Glue,
 BOrax, Bath Brick, &c.,, &c. o1l! Oil! Oil! Oil! Oil!
 2,OOO gallons of prime Old English and Ame-
 rican Linseed Oil,
 selected for its purity and heavy body.
 RE.WE.NBER!
 COWLES & LEETE
 offer the largest assortment of Paints, Oils and Drugs
 ever offered in the State of Connecticut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-06-02
TO FARMERS ::

SH A WIS Patent Horse Hoe. The greatest iabor-saving Machine of the Age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLfGFNCE

From Font Buchsnan We learn that the United
States troops there are suffering extremely from sc1r
W. The font is garison.d by about 200 men, meai-
beis Of cif,rep. regiments.
We learn also from the Colorado River, that scu'vy
had made it, appearance amorg the men at tina sta
ton. Tue camp q, Besles Crossing lad con.ifera
be lumber Of soldiers on the sck.list Rain had
fallen in unusually large quantities in the vicinity of
the camp, and ella City, which possesses generally a
climate Of almost Egyptian dtouth. nearly mum
dated by unprecedented shower that lasted for foor
or five hours Continuously.
The Navy Department has ordered that the store
tbip Supply shall proceed to the new naval station,
st Paul &C Losnde the coast Of Africa AMI deliver
her Igo there to Mr.. ney, who went out IN the
Constellation to succeed Br Morse, now at Porto
Prsys Porto Pra, is to be given up storehouse
depot.
The steamer Mystic took her POI Sjer ou board yes.
terdsv at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Sumpter
hauled into the stream to receive hers Both OF these
vessels at last quite ready to leave. The former
goes on; to sea tomorrow.
The Board Of Engineers, which has been in sesson
at tie Brooklyn Navy Ya,d, having concluded tho
business Of examining candidates for promotion and
aGmittance to the Engineer Corps adjourned on Tues
cay. sise die.
The aboring force at the Navy Yard il being di-
miuishe5. About fifty hands were 'barged on
Monday and n large batch vii speed How. Old
attaches Of the Navy are being sert ~, while po-
ks are rciaiged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

srrrsr On BOAEo EYEssJFSTi ssHtP MARI BokouGs
malta, Aug. l3.-An unfortunate eyer. hiss tsken
pisc. boaid the MAg,bocougt, flagship 10 Aimira.
Fst shawe. II aPPear tie meu 90 tearing 81 The ma
iiroes pruceedIss Of Their c0tfreres on board the
L.fsy, a. vel tina. t0ey hsf gained the day over
their officers broke out ito Whist msy almost be .ed
open uu 10y. refssIy 10 come on deck Then cauei,
Iolrg tQf about The decks ard into the englneroou
Ell committing other T. e ia-u6criiraiioo. These
meu far a. rar AN, really had 20 Jds ciuse TOR
their riotous Proceedings. Trey had hat leave 10
go snCIe, aud vben asked VIVA. 10 y had 10 com
plain 81 h.y cuuc on y make tiiInE grievances
out q tue breakfast hour being too earv or soGe sncd
hi, isl CON plant The marines usca proved true
10 their s.leeisr sId ast-r scue hOurs suspense
the v hole ships company returned 10 taer duty not
ho<ever sm glsd tossy 10 escspe with mpuuuy. Tor
sx Of tie rrseacers were pm. in'o iror ami vii be
tired BY court martial and, il is 10 be hoped. 'everey
punished. london Herald
.SOTHtR STEAMBOAT DISASTER OF TN NIssorR RI
RIVER.
Another fire Missouri river steamboat has 10 all
probability ouded her career, ard thus one by one
they vanish from the soere.
The steamer Duncan S. Carter, Capt. Edds, bound
from Weston to -. Louis, struck susg IN Sunday FL
O'Clock D. NJ, in Augusta Bend, )cnt AZ sad hat
miles below August, aud twelve miles Oslo~ w ash.
ngiop. ard funk in five mirutes. Tue snsg entered
her huil the arboard SIDE about mtships, passing
up tearItg away her baI shop ard panty room.
She run on bar by the pilot and her stern sunk
in twelve feet water Immediately. Her bow lies IN
about four feet water, and the boat lies very mucn
clCtIcd. There were eOule Tears 81 her OFcf'ubiug
before the passn ceui have tine to escape, but
foriur s'ey Dives Loaf by the accident, aud al
the seugers-sbcnt Nxy in nunber-escaped 9Th
their bsggsge ADD effects.
Ire boa, Is supposed 10 ne total loss. Much OF
Der freight, which consisted Of hemp, tobacco, &c.,
will be badly damaged. She had Thirty head OF cattle
OF b., ard ard mu'es ald horses About u head
If cattle and horses are reported lost overload.
Tie D. 5. Carter was about one yesr and halt old,
was built at this port by Capt Nm. Eids, al COS, OF
$4,000. She was owned by VIM p. Eids ard others
e this city and was insured FOR ga 900. The nsur-
srce is oiv,ded between Pittsburgh offices and the
Globe and L ned States Offices Of this city.
-. ri.R pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
RUSSIA.

The Tnralide Russo has for some time been publish
ing articles which remarkable for the bolfness OF
thor principles aud language. Ia the last number is
one which says:
"The time At which sovereigns alone could make
ne.ce and decide the fate OF na,oLs has passed away
Humanity progresses, ard nations are determined to
he consulted on their fate There was a time when
Napoleon J. am ourced in the Doaiteur that such or
such nasty has ceased to reign, when he made one
of his brcthers hs cousins his narsbas ascend the
throne and when the people witnessed thee oynas'ic
changes sh phiosophic indihegeoce, caring little a.
being treated ike flock Of sheep by clever specu
Is,or. The increase Of general enlightenment has
however since shown TO each nation that by the side
of the secred rights of dynastes there are the rights
peoples ard that naions ought not to be sacrificed to
the Interests Of al Individual
Tue same jpurnal tn denouuees the treaties OF VI
emma which il says paid regsfd 10 naionalities,
and did not fulfill the promises watch were n2de by
princes in the war Of 1919. css those treaties and
The Germanic Confederation . the work OF Meter
mich" and considers the revolutions Of lS3 and Is y as
the consequence of what done ia 1913. The last
war in Lombardy was also, IN Us OonOn produced by
the obsinacv with which Austria followed IN the
Italian peninsula the system of thst statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

.ucc.ede6 ir suppressirg the muiiry. Seve'a' sa'
pec,ed officers LED beer -spt g. Mexco by directions
&. lie co called Duke Of Tsc,lsam.
Tie ilustIious chief 81. Don De Sautos Desolsf',
has sdcles.d letter 70 Sr. Don An-elmo Dc IA Pof'
tla suilor Of h. work entitled Mexico il 1876
" Cover neut OF General Conor fort Who is az pre--
ent n New-IoIk, defending himself from the false
in pressiCLs which have beer caused by some eiro-
neons ps.ssges IL rc'iilas book.
The Pr0-Tts0 pub.ishos the protest Of Don Jcse
Mans La.rsgua the Mexican MIi-ter 10 Spain, made
at Parr y eth Of JUICE e-. The Minister protests,
the o. the republic against every act OF tue
Gov err nett o. the capt a.! states III toe egi!-
mate Government would 90 On ciscasIgng ali 90
functions the recognized Government Of the coln-
uy
Tie revs from tie City Of MeJico Is devoid Of
,er. The same cry 81 misery aha suffering Teac ae-
u. Mirsmon receives ffoi1 he clergy the resources
tch they can supply, but these 90 DOT cover many
necessities. No civil employee u pa!dtbe soldiery -
supported uncer oil crcums;aHces. Msr9usz ani
NuamOn bad sUnGerad al connection. The whole
state If the country what msy vel. he termed
mOiibupd.
Con.sPspaerce Of The New oriesu, P'eayuI.
VERA CRCz Aug. l3, 1852.
II is now nearly the MIDDLE 81 August, and unu.Gal
anG most sirarget Il, that Vera Cruz Continues co.
trsly free fou vonito yellow fever, small pox, sud,
in fact almost every oler disease. IL ia no, within
the memory Ct the Oldest Inhabitants that ths city
before continued, this late il the season, IN the
Enjoyment of such general good health.
Political matters remain tranquil Nothing, in fact,
has ,ianspired in the past month sorhy Of note. The
constitutional pary here are awaiting, in ANXIOUS sus-
rers from - nor Le;do de Tti ado and his ms
sion 10 the United States.
News has been received here that the bandit CobDs
has been defeated Husdalara, but it needs coz
Eimsion.
II is said thst Commissioners are on the say from
General Mirsnon 70 Vera Cruz to Golfer with the
Constitutional GoverImen. in reference 20 peace but
tbi1 Is doubted.
Our Minister, Mr. NcLane aud his Secretary Of
Legation, Mr.. La RoDtee, have beea sClournbg al
San Auores IuItls for the past moth, and are en-
ioyitg good bealih. We expect them TO return 70
Vera Cruz about the fist Of September.
The United States eoop-of.Tsr Saratoga ard g
Spanish steam fIigaje the only vessels now IN port
We are however looking for tine United States steam
slccp o.wGr Brooklyn. from Pensacola, every hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Jesuits have been driven out of the town Of
Dor 10 the Political States and their property con-
iscsed for the benefit of the town.
On Aug. 10 a balloon ascent was to have been made
under the immediate direction OF members OF the
Royal Astronomical Society, from WOlverhampton.
Mr.. Green tie celebrated aerOnsut, had nearly To-.
hated mis- balloon whom the silk suddenly burst aud
the project was for time defesied Lord Wrote ley,
the President "f the Royal Society, and party OF
savans and friends present, and 1t is anderstood
that the experiments 20 be made Dclndcd, among
other things the ascetaning the densyot the atmos
phere certain attitudes The voyage has been post
p0Ded sane de.
A letter from Bucharest mentions that Modo Wal
lschisn loan is about to be negotiated 10 Paris for he
of fifty millions of flames. thirty Ave millions Tor
Wsllachia ana fifteen millions for MOdGvia. These
SUMS will be sent from Paris 10 Jaes ana Bucharest ~
new gold aud oliver ccns bearing the eigy OF Alex
andre..Jean l., Prince Of MOldavia aud Nauaohli,
which will become the currency OF the country.
TIE Ministers Of War ct Paris and Al Turin are pre-.
pairing lists for exchange of decorations between
the two srmiee.
Letters from Bsgdad announce Oner Psshas de-
partuie exped ton into kurdlsan, with strong
division Of troops, for the double 0cJect Is sad oi
chsstsng the KURDISH robber tribe of the iamovans,
and Of showing face sinst Persian corps arne 9,
80 900 strorg assembled at Sui az ieh under the Sha
in persor. "Though " says The Leoam Herdid, 1.-THE
relations Of the Porte with his Persian sjesty con-
"tinue 10 be osiensbly excellent, the approach OF this
force toward Sulie maueh, formerly owned and still
coveted bS Persia is said to have excited the apprs.
tensions Ct the SoIdar' Ekrem, aud 10 nave Doen the
" chief motive Ct his present expedition
Letters from EfZefoum report the occurrence OF
another earthquake, on July II, which has completed
the entire ruin Of the city. This Aamity occurred
while the Mussulman population were busy with the
reveres of the last DAY Of the Courban Bairam,
aud spreading from side 10 side of the doomed town,
lf it is said scarcely single house undestroyed OF
all thot escaped the former convulsion. The loss OF
life is reported TO have been immense.
Great excitement was caused in the village OF
Finedon OIL Aug. l6 from runner that two children
had been murdered by their mother, Martha Ann
Lewis, yOurg married woman, about - years Of age,
Of Flnedon VINO it appears bss been in dosPonding
stste for few ks past The report turned cut
81 be too tue.
Cholera prevailed in Spain, but it was confined to
the province of Mucia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

Two t,ousscd Pronipest izen' "a; business men
Of Bsl,imo.r have sigred a cad or town meeting. to
b. held 90 the stu OF September. FOR the purpose 9"
copsde tie assures required 70 remedy tae eV
ofro,cysU. The call reads A. 4 lo~s:
1.-THE uudersig ned oilis-rs aod business nec 81 ba
tinors ia y,es Of tn- pr. ieplorabe coooinon Of
sara 10 cur city call ppou 81 favor bic 20 the reso-
ration o, Jaw M cIder the pGtt! ot u en, 0Vx All
the prote cioL # legal voters 10 a'seube wan them
IN mas meeting st NJ aEuert SlGaTe, 81 MptdV
afternoon the 5,h DAY Of September, st oes'cS To
tske into cots'deraioa such measures as tie present
cr.sis may warrant.
We meuiioDei s few Gays stree, the fact OF term
bic accident az Isucaster-a child year auf ten
m rths Of a.e having been over By the Buff 40
New York. md Ere car, and tori g. pieces. we
learn slice that the poor little thing wss the son Of
John Both and at tue tire Of The socdeD, WAS IA
charge ofa youtg girl abe az IL Years Of syr. She hal
Sc. the child cn the side the track while stepped
into the potato patch when the train came around the
curve ard dashed the little 10 pieces. The young
Girl has had continual succession OF fits ever soce
and che is rot expected to live. The chit was burned
without inquest being held or srs 'nlnIty msi"
iBafso Advertise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Eichnrdson, spence n Co.'S Circular.

Per .4fyicd. LIVERPOOL, Aus. IT, lS'tt
Cofrox-rhe make; hes been very duh all The oa
qualities be qso'ed rather loW-r O. n IN
grades below MfolinE ana ll65 Z n IN Mionns
which seems 70 De The qsiy most u e.msnd Al sandy ana
e DONG but IN the absne Of socks Of Goods ard Vans
prices generals ere fairly supported hdts ofaHs Io-
NJ ohie o l5-l6d lplsuds lsd q 10. ~
BKEADSTVFFST- arrivals This consist Of LIN Gts
Cofl Canada SIS Corn 57 sack, Flour on France
West the Bac; aud 81 Com from
the MecieIrnesn tsrme deliveries of heat ol me week
ending Saturday % IA a. a. H. asai % tb qrs
a; q 2 in the correspcrdus week Of last year.
during the pas seek The - the sfher, shougl IN
districts stwery hsye been generally tpe aua na7N
w'Ts makes satisfactory ss' IRE " IN iiaHe las i1'ea
Glief with ltte char the value Of Gly article.
A. our make, to-day improved tone unaffected IN
WHEAT fair cousuuPye business wss onne chiefly N
sfepc5 Red, a. pies in som" case. We qrn aeaief
prices; EsyotaT more or ss out OF ondiIs
hs sIiyoA ueey aua Is ID Cd Al q a. 20 10 We sn9,
o 2; Wiz. Western. Q I9'6. kLoUE-.oh al23 INDIAN
Cckx-MiVed and Yellow, : as o. White a. p lOo u
BsFf tn secondary Guse. pressed Tor sale and ~ red
d reduction uEhCuf fbdAg 20 Dlsinsss
bsrds II g., rttsii sale A. ,bJl' previous rates
Posk CONTINUES neglected, win aumuatius stock Hoe
realize. but there no bIycs, aud Poes
..ill eys u Quots' ons beirg Quite nominal
RACoN-TAe dsnsId for American 10 on ne mos limited
scale Cure and lf.h c0uiiuure plentiful AL svty
cheaper prices have decred TO q cw shot' mid ie
rib H. selling a. 81 4 cwt. il retail
quality. ana 81 for eKiTs IL rrtA!L The
W.. A. .sles net exceed So turs.
T.IIow du ard selling only in rraiL or Bucaers A'o
eistiou he nominal value q bot this price colld
10, fr quantity. IL Lo1eou Toe market ql' Al
sis,oS 3 cwt. for P. Y. c.
Ro,iV- Csrnnon steady, a. to5 g c"t' viii sales OF
s.Rk-very .o~ PhisaelPhs brings too g. ard BaHo'e
Bees to- g cvt bgi oolJ i1 the ile'.s retail
Ous- Nothing cong r. Sperm oF hale.
sEEDsIL,Ie have bcvn 10 Transactions IL Oo'e FIN o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
IL IA Incredible thnt Won could

O faise representation. II 10 incredbe thai you could
have seized upon that fa'al moment 70 insult the
feelings OF a woman you had apparently made yoar
wife. by cairg her spinster, ard inducing Der 10
sign tbs viii ia her mscen l. Impossible for
you 10 esy that you old TO, prevent person from
seeing the deceased II anything could add to the
evidence which has been given against you, IT ap-
nesrs To me that the statements YOU have Just made
isve strong tendency to cotfrm the result on toa
evidence which given during the trai IL remains
with ne row only passn pop you the senteaoe OF
Law, which is that you be taken TO TIE Plsce from
whence Won came and from thence to the place Of
ccuon md that you be hanged BY the neck until y'n
are dead ard NAV the Lord have mercy on y0ur soul
The prisoner exclaimed, declare that DR.. julius
il my murderer; declare before Goa that am inno
cent"
The p,isorer was then removed from the dock aud
conveyed 10 UorsenoDger.lane jail, where the execu-
ton will take place next Monday fortnight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
.NENICO.

Bv the sY1ivsl 81 the Schooner sr al NerOIleans
W. hsve adyices from Vera Cruz TO Aug. ~, three
DAYS later. ,,., =,
La RtormG Social OF thst city, Of TIE nth ut AYE
bh. tb. lates, intelligence fro S2r LUIS PoO- states
ths. - mar ZarasoZa moving with NJ men 70
operste INST Gusnsjua,O or Qd.resyo, IN cnnJutc
ton with Arteags ard HnVioss, who have !e1aIed
~ roliticsl authorities # the >lste Of Durango
were irc,ing summary punishment on the ba'barous
~. .. that nav. committed much pIunder on the
estates IN that Department.
thou.spd rites with AMMUNITION, 81 1anp!co. IAe
supply csme from Havana
From Jalspa, we learn that a movement had taken
pace which had given Don Manuel hooes IeIue.a
,.vs ard 8. Tous fears. Some soldiers sn1 ser
gcaIts Attempted TO recover their liberty, WIN We
e,v of V,re Ia Constitution ," but tie comm AndeI
obtained information OF the movement IN time, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOyERSoR.-Tne Governor
Las sppoinied the foowiI named persons to be Com
,siOners for the State Of New YORK u take the PROOF
ard acknowledgment Of deeds ard other instruments
to be used or recorded in our State, and to admin *.
oarhs:
william. HsmsTslsy. Hartford, toHuestieui
William L st0usktou, S;ETgs Michigan
Simeon Suirb Ckatleld, hnl-sotA
John NELdeLl.r-. stii~ atrr, un,s1ta
Also, the following naTn-c person. 10 De NotSrles
Pubic 70 I'll vacancies occurring stree the adjourn
rleIt Of the Legislature:
pa-iri Mors~, LockpoGi SassB Coel:y
Abjsh n Moss Loc kPofi. kiAsul C5rG:y
Gilbert b. Osyot, NEWTON CrI.