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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26
Da1ly Journal of YESTERDAY,

PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-We learn that Yesterday al
ternoon about O'Clock, while young man about II
years of age, named Jesse Dcksey apprentice to Mr.
j. c. Bailey Machinist was shovellng coal into place
used for its stowage by Mr. Bailey at his shop in the
of Front street below Market of the walls gave
way, tumbling upon him. did also the COAL infictng
external injuries, and, it is feared doing him so
much injury internally to render his recovery doubt
full Some blOodvessels appear to have been burst in
ternally-Daily Journal, 24h inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26
From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, August 22-An arrival from Vera
Cruz reports that Messrs. Hargous and Jecker have
purchased the Tehuanepec Transit Route Their agent
in Minattan has been ordered to engage engineers and
recommence work Immediately. The steam ship Adri-
atle late of the Collins line will run on the Pacific side
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Indian DeDredatlOns.

ST.. LOUIS. Aug 22.-On the 2lst of July party
of two hundred Mohave Indians attacked a party of
whites, at Beales crossing, and carried off their mules
and provisions. Major Armistead, with two companies
of troops at latest accounts had left for the Mohave vii
lagos to chastise the Indians
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

BegA The Charlotte Wing thinks that the attacks on
Mr. Scales based upon private matters, had nothing to
do with his defeat. The Editor of the Wig says that
since the election he has been in part of the district
recently represented by Mr. Scales and that the people
rather commended Mr. Scales in that respect than
otherwise. We trust that he is not Mistaken for the
honor Of the people among whom he has been but we
know that efforts were made against him nsgated by
motives of private eumity and that these things were
done in and insidious manner, which it was i'm
possible to meet and combat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

TIE WEArHFR.--It raned yesterday like all creation
and it also blew, likewise the weather was wet and so
was everybody that out in the weather. but to-day
the sky is clear and the thermometer is again quite sum-
mersh and the weather pleasant although rather warm.
We suppose this might have been expected, as we
usually have blow about this time of the year. The
last great blow about the middle of September 1t
rather stormed on Friday, Sept 18th, 1857-it kept
it up Oh Saturday-its worst on Saturday night,
and Sunday morning the 18TH there more pros
trate trees an fences and eaky houses than had
ever been seen in Wilmington. 1t Friday the
18th, think that the Inflated Central America met
her doom. The $50 of 1857 was what we believe the
meteorogists call cyclone revolving storm in plain
terms whirlwnd a most extensive SCALE revolving
on its axis, but moving in general direction up the
coast. We caught or got caught in segment of its
circumference The Central America, fifty or six
ty miles out, caught in another segment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26
In Luck.

We have been in luck this morning. The fruits of
the earth have been pouring in upon US, acrdng evil
dence that friends have not quite forgotten the Jour
nal.
First, then our friend r. G. Murphy sends us down
by railroad from Leesburg in this County a box of
apples, that apples, and no mistake.
We had hardly done admirng these when another
friend Mr.. James Mclntire, from Long Creek stepped
in with Of the most luscious punches of grapes we
have ever SEEM The vine is only in its second year.
Mr.. McIntire wishes to know the name of the grape
Will some grapeancier step in end examine, and also
look at some of this years groundpeas grown by the
same gentleman
And then still another friend Mr.. Arthur Smith gave
US that big apple, wanting trif1e of being a
pound in weight, and sound and welfavored This
was grown at his place about five miles from town.
Who says we have not something to begin housekeeping
in our new sanotum ?-Daaly Journal, 22d inst.
n5~ The Eclectic Magazine for September is at hand
It is illustrated by tUo of John Sartains Mezzotins
the first portrait of Humboldt, and the second Mary
Queen of Scots on the Evening Preceding her execu
tion The contents appear to be highly interesting be
nature of the old world.
B6P Surely, Editors have become portion of thu
travelling public. We hardly pick up n. G. paper
but the Editor tells how he enjoyed the pleasure of
visit from some other Editor Bruner of the Salisbury
Watchman, had three of them to see him last week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

Bsg@The North Carolina University Magazine for
August, is on table, being the first number of the
9th voIumn. 1t is under the edtorship of George P
Bryan, VIM. T. Nicholson, George L. Wilson, VIM j.
Headen, Vernon Ii. Vaughan and Samuel P. Wier,
and is embeished by finely engraved portrait of Rev.
Joseph Caldwell D. d. L. L. d. first President of the
University of North Carolina. The engraving is by
John Sartan, in his best style, and the leading article
the Autobiography of Dr. CALDWELL will be valued
by all who take interest in the University of our
State. There also other articles of decided ability
which will be read with interest
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

CLOSE WoRK-One opposition candidate tor .b o9n
gress is elected in Kentucky by majority Oh 'J
one in Tennessee by twenty-sx anotne acted in Ken
lucky BY sixtY-seYen.
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INDIANA DIVORCES WORTH NOTHING IN New I OH
The case of Julia E. Clark against Alvin b. Claln
which was tried before Judge Bacon, at the last ~!
of the Supreme Court, in June last, in Lewis coun,
n V has been decided in favor of the plaintlf uJ4
all the issues of the case The action was brouTh '
against the defendant on the ground of adultery I n
court held that divorce obtained in the State o. In
diana when the party goes there for the purpose o.
curing such divorce, and then returns to the 0'''
New York is wholly imperative and VOID.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

The DEEP RIVER NAvIGATION.-We are pleased to
learn that there is cheering prospect that the
eSsary labor for the prosecution of the work on the
Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation, will he prompt
y obtained at the rates offered by the Commissioners
We sincerely trust that all interested will exert them
selves to give the present effort fair chance The
money appropriated by the State Legislature is small
in amount and to do anything with it the Commission.
ers must have the cordial cooperation of all those who
wish to see the work succeed We pleased to have
reason to hope that proper spirit has been awakened
and that things will go Wedo trust that there
will be no tagging nor backing out the part of ndi-
vduas We feel assured that those having the work in
Charge feel the deepest socitude for its welfare and will
do the utmost they can to promote it.
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&~1efelGfts.N rpffmllmo

Gas, Da8 btllt0 &c aller 0t6teY
absr nur fir DisisniGen, netas Fa Ste 9asr6bren unb n6tf''
cen g}prriMtan9en son s bafEes IRngbubn, &fe Obn
.SQlttlapre uab 5rDntfraBe onf5aT1n.
Msinsa trsunsen UNI 8efannten, fp~te ben gaSttfan;
frlauss Id mir bic 8cmfrRune gu ma&es, oGB bel
que @reeiten bur@ nstne tee1sE 6dabs eetsn.
. q RtParei ursr, ferte lUaaiss D2staa. Arteiten rsrpe Id
10 f3Rel G5 n6elid bel0raen.
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Mbpleiale uno Hetail
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aHS tets AZ htR btateftu Yreiien 81 boben.
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Retfenbe, pel@e bic Baltimore. unb SbiC.Gtientdbn be"
Inusen. Iesen bic gRsfer tn ~ Eaaen snrIG unb FaFrsn III
IgDaser, bte auf bas GlsrbeaueaRs unS ntt esp0!fertsH StStn
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ger Gtfsntabn mo

81 CUR beIonberen neutrality-suspicious..
Ginpanbeteg unb ReifsnSe fOatea febr pOrfGtt8 ietn, sbs
Ire TIRE 8ilette fdIfen nno fs0teu btsielben nnr BON lCl5 en-
I~aneefeuten 8edmten faufcn, pelGe osn tbrsna 0ebafte Ieben,
Iniat abtr vn MafIsrn Dber 8ptfdentrdeern "a Ne fDna bar
f@etabr ~aas6eiest fnb, bef@ptubeit gu metbsn uno TOR @SeID
unaloEfa ~eusssben.
Durhfabrt zBtlette
mao GGfu Ettiten ts gpeaeas fet sa babsn BIT
@b. y. Silbebrauct,
GensdI-@a1ierdnten"Neent Der Baltimore unb
Obip~GtlenbGbn.
Sans0,1S 81. 81. Thamesffr.. 8altimore.
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SDbn1fous SSnfprance NDDms.

Jc. 70 SeconbfroFe.
Vctlers Wfartites Ino SebenSs0crTAe=
r1In9S=O~ Ompaenicu.
StGerlte nnb f~elteIte Gpmpnauie.
Gerli6erung Comp. Der 8aleb bon 8iroinien,
nit 100000 Capital
2nnhburesB erltderun98 @pnp ron Viroinien,
nit 100000 Capital
Nlbernarle SerItAerun98, Comp. ton 8ir9iuien,
nit 100000 Capital
9barter Saf=0erlider s@pmp. pDn Sartfcro,
nit $3.50, Capital
Security 8erlideruns8 Comp. bon 93em sOorf,
nit $27O, Capital
FPbeniG@8 erfiderun9s>@c mp. bon NewsOorf,
nit $500 900 Capital
Neiclutes8 erIidsrune8 Comp. bon 91eW,Oc,f,
nit $4,000 Capital
Wfentanf Veriiderun98 Comp. BON MewsYcrt,
nit $780, 600 Capital
Neip g8Orlo. Seriider. Comp. rcn 02ep Oorf,
NIT $250,00O capital
Wercantile WlHtual 0tarine,
nit $4,000 Gabttal
Seretnt9tc Staaten 2eben8. 0erltAerun0 &C.
NIT $l,250,972 Capital
Jtorthern NIiurdnce Comp. Of 2cnoon
nit $2,194t1iI CAPITAL.
OS potn fsntsrtten @pmpasnesn Nn6 son scr QsatsIatur
oS Staates Warplanh "autboriitt uno liaenRtt.
Die ron Rem unterset6neien repraIs attrten gsrpnorteen
paben wlrtltA p erin 9bdres Capita. suu pe0sn Basn an.
8e9spfntn Sstsag, rernntpprtftd fur bic 3abluna .. gtrinRg.
punsiEtQ erisbt. 1bSgI 8 Srbna%m
8reb- " fum Surteopr. ~ eont7H
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Vionp8 ouf Beifeunna

une BON teber 9plt- nnS SaEart rcrSen o. Iftfert.
Die 6tRBte Ser9talt ptta cut be Irbett Esb aaf bic Qus.
pdbl ber Mdtsrtalten sefUcnbet unb er fam baber fir ip6g
aus elnen @tabltdemeat eerUUrSebenpe Snlrarient bts Ga.
antii lbtrnep1neH, bs Is aae Gt8eni9aFteH eiae5 autea MIA.
IaS5 beige.
Mls Snfruntsrte aus nstnss Ja6stt wet6tn fur Japrs
lgDn benz Gag os Bet;Gufes an SaraEt!rt,
8sfpubere aufuerfGamtett miro aAf bic Nuswa5L ssn SIN.
sFnrtsntsn, DclGe IN etner sresen Gntfernung ogrIenoef scr.
ben, SsrweaSet unb eth YOrre@t bs limtaui9 es ~ianer9ai6
W1gnaten ppu 8erfaug5tage an, Dtrb s~elattet. lputs sr I'm.
frunteni ntht DpuaGnbig b~efrtebtgen.
t. GrOsban6isr rfrSen %.rrbitRHu, bel uas sprjp RISEN
ebe tie fA dubertpGrt5 ~uI1ieben.
SefGnhtg ~fSrrdtbts zine NuSludti ron ~ eI0beo
Spn ben beiten SnfruRentenma@ern gu SIS btg 5000.
Wa- y tencs nereea u m GetGuf d 7 ag4
n Fstbet u M Sc m N l..
Annhe ~, sSn
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0Seuer ano tUicbttaer Tnbrpldn
sass<na gsa9 benz Weffen unp @uben. rsaaaan
$3.50 S%aittsnOre > urtO SbtDa 1850
- Nffenba6n. -SE-s-s
Yin unb mad benz %. gpb. 1858 eeten Ste 8Iee we fplat;
BON Gdnbens Station Baltimore: Derppfsua, 6Dnntdos
duSeenpnr1Pn, UNI s llhr 80 Wiinuen @prntittaaS uub Der
@rprsBsne I'm 3 ubr 5 Ditnnten &a6mi!tdes. 8eibe 8uge
geb,n mad allen &tetien bes QDefsns unb aOrb. gBefens In
birefter Rtnte.
STR SO egsYaffagiere.
Rad alien @uutteu sntiatn Baltimore urb @tebntCrt nebmt
man sen 8 u. 80 81, gatr.. Bug. RaA auen gunfteu ;mtften
IEtssmDat hno gSbeeltng nnb jgtgden Grafton unb DdrGerSr
lbnr5 ben5 nbt B @Rtnuten. BUG BON @altimore.
Der 6reDertG= accommodations Bug
perIdst Baltimore fur 5rebsrtd rab Bic DesptiReh ~sfegenber
lpIGte td6ltG unn a lbr 10 M. Nadnt. nit Nusndtme be.
iSpnntdBs Inb erret6t Irebsrti I'M 80 bes Ibenos otrl1E
Ibet Der Rudesr Srebertf mn 9 lihr 0Drmittaes u. l1qgt Il
SGittrnrre UNI IL llt 50 Yltn. WfttasS an.
Der @Dtcptt g. lltll8< NccpmntobatipnSe 3ul
Isett tdsltd, nit IuSaatme Spnnt1eS, pte fpI9t,
SsrldBt Standardization un $40 Wlprg. Il. 8, so Ma6m,
Bon GutcUtt's Dftas I'M $50 gssrs. ii. $40 Gt.
Wdd3 Wd1htu9tCn unb benz Slihen
Iseten be 8lst UNI 4 ltbr 80 so. u. 8 II. 50@R @0Tmtttasi
lipwte nm 3su. 80 90 .unb 5ltbr 80 &R. gin5ta.
An S~DnntG0en nm AZ utr WtSreens.
8pn Wdfbtngtpn
UNI $50 unb 7.45 lttr gDrm, unb $40, unb 4,35 siaGa,
Mn Sunatd8en nur Na6m. UNI 3 u. 40 Wtn.
Der spette En6 1;erte BUG Opn Baltimore Il. QGGittnetpr
terbtnfen f1 NIT BEN 3u9en Der Mnuappltse 96bn.
No. 2Begtn 1tGsts, &usfanft, 8arrt u. (. 10. nenee MAJ
an 5 Z. GE8lant, Asent an Ser Gtfs. Office, Gam,
6sn-Stettpn. 81 NJ. prescott Smttb,
3rdnSpprtdtWnsn eider, Baltimore,
Mu916-S e Di Sole @~enerals8tGctsnr
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StstcDft0 fir 0inipauDcrer.
-, EzzSss - ssss.sss
S'ene arrangements fir GinpanOerer, bte n44

Neue arrangements fir @inpanoerer, ote uub
benz Weten 5u reiien rDliniden.
@ru beu.e, zen 8. NSoenter an, nerbeu bic @tnuanberer
.auf Der Northern Central s lserthteet Depot Gifentatn mti
@rprebsug %befGrbert. Die 8abn btetet baburG ben Smmi~
Igranten einsn rbbere 8Grtbetf, ae irsenb eue
IGnbere 8abm, Gndb tt fe am 81 NietIeu taraer ais ieSe anbers
ISabn NAB benannteu gldSea, ale
B~ittSbur9, @leoelanb, Detrrit, Sort Wapne
Chicago, Miinautee, @alena, Dubuque, st
Baul, 03od 98lanD, Burlington, Soma @itp
mn erbsn teBRalb bs NIT Der NOrtbsrn Central 9abn 60
benz Il periDnen IL Stuuben fruber ais fte nit aneern SGas
nsE G5etenbtu brit etntreffeu, aud Terbea 4 Mal pfnieer ets
DaBan babst %eeTeGfeit. Dis 8ahn Sist< burds Dsn dDnnsu
Ltsl Den OttD. Ote game @ntfernune pRn bier bis gtteasU
tt 800 9teiIfn. Das @epdf wirb bier eeseianet (marteb) uai
acct 7 tt an gaRa8tsren an ben Sefimnunesprt,
Jfad @reftline, Daptpu, Cincinnati, Snpiano-
polls, 2oui8piQe unb CT. 0oui6
psr en- sbenfals @~aRaeiere bef6rbert unb fir ibr @rpdd
tttn c wstttre Hnt!aoungsfcfsn tere6Het, DIE pafd8ters
tbnnennltt Dem 3 ltr-, Eper Nbsnbs IL ubr-3G9 mad 5ac.
lreflt Ger 9laseH gebtn, Dbus unteyrtg S aaf1etdiisa 81 per.
Ben. Irafattts8tGetts pcrten psrfauft In ter Dfftt bes
INsenten, S9Bu 6. o dtfer,
tt14.s 30. %. aeas.Gtrstt. near sSafrre Soayf.
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Endbe, Odnle d GD.
SO tabt ipeben BITE 8a6ttt rnb ben @srtnuf uater ber Esrrs
VIM. kNABE q Co.,
Guf ben ALTA plate
g2ps. 1, 3, S nnb z, 9tprb @atarD @5trase.
of psr5ber BEN @utam. 5ruIe, Baltimore, Mb., pteber ersFfsst
Danfene FIR Die auS8ebrfttett @SnMerfAaft, rcei5e Der FrT.
Ihkeen Itrmd p6brenb Der lesten Is Sabre III TbsiI .rtrrrSs
uddt ber uateraet6nets hsn 9utltfum ee erse6enit Mn,pf9s
Ibas &C ftt bsm &pbe bs5 etren Eeetlba6er5, 9rn. 6tnrnMSsps
lbur5 beFen Sob bic Gpmpa8rtc eelGf pGrben rsar, ben oonisn
Ibebeutenoen gprratb Der npG uusgaenbeten ptanp's, 6cT mi
onbercm praparirtsn Wiatertal fGnat3 an F6 aebrd6fbof g.
utrb bestdlb baSi Gef96ft IN be1a altfn Stoie in ram frfhs
rem @ef&dfteIpfal fOrtbetretten unb IS I'd sur Nuf0abe rta.
ben, 0Gs gtanp trttner ntebr tn Eetner 8ruenbuna ~ baYbsf.
fern.
Aueer Tetneu alten Wdarsnbaufern unb Der Babrtf tn eu.
I%tanaraBe, nabe Baltimore, bat Ct etne neue grgse EabrtF In
l5Ibs @utapfrdse, NIT Der Brpnte mad Gehfraae errthtst In
Ipelher or cine 8rpBe An3dhI Der belen Nrbetter b~eShGfttofs
Sn btefer SabrtF per6en pianos mad elmer neuen Sca{a &C..
Iferttst, fur wetne Ct SET btT AuSheIung TN MartIan6aS ug!.
tut, no bic beRen Snfruraentenmader aus Bottom, Nepsapff
Iunb Baltimore IA PLANES %auSSetelt hatteu. BIZ 4 8 d 4 {
{ j nj te GrbieIt.
Der Musfpru6 ees Snftuts turft furs uaAber burb sts
ISEbuRrte. Plus lelun9 pUa Ni&npab, 0d., beifatios. ms Ebr,
benfals bdS { r 4 { 9 : m t u II ertbetlt purSe.
Dnr6 bicIe bstbea Embellishments tR Il tn Sen 6tdnb esiest
ale AuftrdBs, nit Del@en CT betbtt Dtrb, aufs Wrpniptsfe
auSslfutren.
Aae tn btsfer Bdbrit eebauien 9iGnps paben bOae et,srss
6ataen unb fnb 70 eSnftrntrt, has fe BET GaBererbtniibe,
Dauertofttafett he Netnbe t hes s ZONES benabren unb H..
lsem Elina utberitetcn.
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MERCHANT TAILOR
uno f~aIbionabler Sleiberlanen,

" gCtf NIUElNtAbt, gU. oJo U NJoIoa
Wlcsen ~aseprten 8rsunben unh benz 9ubltfunt made Id
etermts bic An;sise, eGs Id Rnter t~eutt9em Datum eas fdpn
fett Sabrsn en- bteien @lase etdblirte Geiddft nbernentntr
babe unb ~refcAfiS ea rei&taittees QG8er pCn f@Gnen, Tpitl
aedrbet.eter bsrrerflttterr, neutteT EacCn, III ben eiuiahtu
pretien ~Sprrdtbi8 taltsG unb drG fs:@e duf 8ffelHn1 anttr-
ttgen msrbe.-Smfe FIR S9inttcsNGfe aAo 6Giea Is. II Gaen
S0rteH ane gu aaen 9rstit1'-ferner ere ausma4l &egeI.
lR~ NGe 8efeaunsgn merben ptempt, 6tGiB unb in ia, sfls,
Brtf opn mis- an8eIerti8t Dtrfsn.
Desf8tl .. 6. 1at1sr.
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Stcds, anleiben uuO auSwediel.
Jobr1ston Bros. & Go.
SSouclrterS,

SO. 1913 9alttmrr elfrabe
faufen unb Ssrfaufen i'm MufraB StO6s, 9eertbbapiere unb
aHbere Security.
Gtn Wi'olteb unferer 8trma mpBnt aatdeIt1 ben Stsunsen
bGS ,gsrpdsr 9parb" Bat.
IaitFdss tvfrbea I8neI rno senau befor8t.
Mn1eibe
burd paS bebentfnSe getrtsbs-G avtal nniersS @ifAdFtsS Enb
mir i'm Stanhe unter annepnioarsn 0eotn9un8en 9Ctea ga
iduaers 3eit Iaafenbe GBt@fel auSufaufsn.
Nnaebpte Werben td8liG an uniertr Bant sDn 9 llbr DIOR.
Iaens bio 3 ubr 9a@mittd9S ar8encnthtn.
Nusme6lel unD @pCecttcnen.
Dieter IS ef@Sftsspeie 1T fnhsmati6 arranatrt unb mir
bardb reit rsrspei9te @erbtn6nngsn in ben Gtdn6 aerssf
|JDe@itl unb ua8on9bdre Wplen 3u ben btniafen @SBen a.
aufsn unb cue atntafIru neenssa ai ben btais len prstisn III ID
~ttIVr8ens S0n30-S
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Saufmaunsgiiter
nn0 allie 5ortea son Gtaentbam in ben Befsn
@0mpcgnteu untcr b%iIIt9en Hebtngun9en
aaer 0trluf ,DirD pitnftItd ansbrSabit. ROnmt Su6 ie-
bet ee @ertAte unierer 9~prpG8nte an
Tsbr24 II Np. 2 Carroll @1IIe.
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ELoPFMENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN excite
has been created among the denzens Of the Bayou
Beuf eeoon at country by the sudden eopement OF the
Of wealthy aud highly respectable planter with his
been taken at tmes for daughter OF the house. they
are supposed bsve gone 70 Texas with the intention az
they Intercepted note OF tho young man.
Of concentrating matrimony. Central (Ld) Organ, 261
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03

The CASHIER OF THE COLCHESTER BANK.--The
case OF Samuel JONES' J the Cashier Of the Colchester
Bsps, was before the Superior Court Nor Hch Thurs
day. on an application from hs counsel TO reduce hs bail
70 nm amount ~bicn would pay all expenses and costs Ia
the case. Ia having settled with the Bank, Mr.. Wiley,
the States Attorney, agreed reduction TO 81 500,
which was made the bonds called aud forfeited
This erds tho II il reported that Jones pays the
Colchester Bank receivers $25 600, which, with tho bond
OF 81 Geo pays all the circulation and the receivers and
Sate expenses The adds that Jones gives security
against Masking any Of whatever bills he may have
Yet ON hand --Neac Hauat Journal, Nav y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03

PoToMAc FIsHERIEs.-The Port Tobacco Times
sayswe continue " have dishesrtenng accounts from
the Potomac fisheries. Very little Is doing most of the
landings and were not for the high prices obtained
the comparatively few fish caught Of em would
close operations onoe The glcrs too this week. COM
plain u kSiSg very unsuccessful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03

III IeH6Ouo WorsuiP anu VIZ purhulb VI eAruly lap
ppess.
Mr. Blacks conduct has strongly contrasted with that Of
Gabrac and Otway during this hesh feast of blood. Be-
low give you a note sent by him TO Mr.. OtEay, which
shows the temper OF the heart which beats in our old
Consul's breast
CONSULATE UNITED STATES or AMERICA
FRI have just been informed Eoglstman by hs
Of ceoss IN s snpU o. NJ
haiIoad ha' been sentenced be executei by military
hi Of bis haas ossd he uSry but an as
sured only crime that aer the stopped
necessi,y drdipe Jher business .s
fence but ny satisfy Tho caprice or IN.
braided Vengeance Of mil airy deepotsm
hon take tie liberty OF addressing ia the name Of
an e apa a. s dpS%S Of
seenss at your sxc.ency mar be pleased % address the
IN order that the innocent persons may ns be sac
reed ard that these viole a,rocou. aud nhunan
and he right of defence. prevented az Leaving All
on and b Sy' an
to restrain such wauton exercise of pow
world nieres sSd q sS,eh asnno. ss sds
ney be az ngs 81 ss head and n n5
e e a. is su pc ny duty c.
honor TO be- with great respect your most
To bis E1eellepcy LOTUS oway c. B. r. r. and Minister
Pleniroteniary OF her Briaric Msjesy, Mexico.
In reply TO this note from Mr. Bhck, her British Mr.
jesy Minister was pleased TO be could olcaily
interfere 70 stay the carnage" He at the Same time said
be had ufed and would use hs personal influence mem
bers Of the government for toe cause Of humanity But
landing this the assassnatons Of
people continue, and Mr. Oixay has not raised
vdce either in favor OF humanity or Tor the protection
Of those British subjects who have been pundered aud
Dtulted by the rabbIe sodery in Tacubsya The noble
and phianthropc prayer Of Mr.. Black 70 the British
Minister must rise up In judgment TO condemn tne latter
when these horrd atrocities are kno.n 70 tne civilized
world Tho fate Of poor DR. DuvAl and the other Amer
can doctor must not be forgotten Their bodies, which
6sse i!-hcG IN: c.cb and eaten by e9ss, lave bssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE.
VHPA Chr. Anil 1870

VERA CRUZ, April 81, 1850
D9eot Of Degondo Jy Karqp.-Bu,cheries az Tdcubay1-
froe1 against The United Stdtes-Cha,sys in Miramons
Cdtlnet-Engtish 1hrsot--tbr,cs 10 Rstdke San Luis
Cudnojuato ds.-New Demands of the Br,tish Minis.
tev-Nore Forced Lans, dc.
The express despatched by tho British legation TO the
British Consul arrived Last night, bringing the folio wing
important news
General Marquee arrived from Quad .slra on the 10th
inst. with about one thousand men, and attacked the
next day the liberals at racubuya and Cbaputepec The
latter retired 1t once in good order towards Morela
losing only about 900 men.
On entering Tacubuya the forces OF the church party
committed awful strocities-murdered and robbed who
and whatever In their way. The most inoensivc
citizens Of Tacutuya have been shot, particularly foreign
els, Yong s.aee1s CT cs v.tSpes hare been shot "a