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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17
Military from Montreal.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Aug. TO- 1859.
The Montreal Field Battery. under the command q
Capt Stephenson, arrived in this city last night short
ceved them at the depot and escorted them 10 their
quarters at the Hancock House, while q salute va
fired by the Boston Artillery, under Capt Minis. The
Canadians will be well cared for by our military and
citizens during their stay.
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Grand Military Encampmeut.

FI1IsBCkGH, Tuesday, Aug. I6, 1853.
The grand Military Encampment It East Liberty,
near Pittsburgh eycites universal interest Pourtssc
volunteer Companies, from this and the sdjoisiag
Counties, are in the Camp. and others are expected.
The whole force Is under the command of Biigsdisr
Friday.
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To Advertisers.

Merchants, Manufacturer, Inventors, and all who
Aavr Wares Invruos Lands anything els 70 sell must Cd
v.rtss they supect purchas and believe hese
no other Advssns medium good ~THE wssxLv TrisuKE
It has larger circulation than any other In tho world
circulating largely among Fsrms Merchants Manufacturer
Mechanics, TO- Pncs ol per line ssch insertion
for this weeks BE- handed in to-day
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Netu9lork Daily Gribm,1e
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II. 1859.
TO CORRESPOEDEETS.

No notice can be taken u What
ever 10 Intended Tor insertion be authen stsd by the
and Addrss ~ tbs ~rit~s not nso~~~"y Tor pa""
tion, but as guaranty Tor his good faith
We cannot undertake rrjooed Communications
Business letters THE TafsUsE should In all cases Do
sddiessed " HokAoE GALLEY Co.
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yoyse won.shrscvgp vros Ds,TH.

In sB oonpsEis peculiar % fsusss hsy. wise us n''
tbs uo., ssdn.nt physcisa Abrut two weeks shc. W"
called .pz young woman suffering ercfa.ing pam
Ton, IsyLlnnAT,Os KiDkETs, 40 ThAf SHE COULD
sOT noyg. SIR LAyihG IN ms cosbiIIos toA
.y,S Tss.E Two dotors st-pds1 her bat could give
L.. mo relief kbs bith child ront three ~"sfs
arsytt this imam Dsory aiAck Infnfdiatriy ssye bsf
r0vs 90 SuLs end MAD Hrs BACK h1hsD WIIh gL
vsrY HI brs snd baths Der bsci With the Relief esery TIRES
ko,rs In few b0Us pser fies from pain sud s
o ou sr DAY .Ls able 70 sup shs 10 now az healthy
Wonsn there ~ Csrbsgens-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

According 10 advices received at Boston, from
Pictou. there had been terrible gale in that vicni
ty by which many vessels had been wrecked, and
more than fifty lives lost
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Issx.,.risLg CONCLUSIONS.

IRGssfsTfsLg CoscIUnOh. al,
bsbs testimony ali of this globe establish
shrss ssIovkpIkG FAcTsi That hADwAVs Remedies arc
s4usny ecscious 10 all climates aad AID 1ooef al ecnn
that tbs siu nj and oat seros types OF
al noe naadiss with much facility ~ their mdef forms
eSerninst- dis-as1 tbat tey con
fsp no tina. corrosive drastic or In any way d-rts
rs that thy Danish dssss from ths body by ,esncins "a.
t. And regulate functions 81 distarbra organ ana
thsi this cbans. huctusou aud disorder to regularly shh
barnu D. this arsrossTIoS OF Int sev,LbnOh on Ihh r
nm tsopVcss HEALTH and hoay thst TINS blessing pot
sld life prolonged By their conservative nuonce-we
Shscpss Q cont reelection a these facts
throughout ihe world, ,,so, IA .a,h.
RA5wATs R~soy Relief 10 cold for 2oc 800. ana PEI oH
RADwAy 4 CO.,
PHysicIlss CHEMISTS,
No n John st., Now York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE, WIGS and TOUPEEs
lys unhysed They Light easy dursbe and TT 70 charm
No shrinking turning up brbiDd. BaTcnELors hAih DYE
he best the only harmless and reliable Dye known
Appsd the factory No rs Broadway opposite the Fax
POSTAGE STAMPS (three and ton eents) for SALE
n this ONCE
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spALDIsG's PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDIsGS IkEPhkED OLCL.
spALDSs's PKErAsGD tpUG.
sTALDsCs Ps.rAEtD OLuI'!
SplLDfsc'. PEEpISED 0LCE,'
Ycoso,y,, DmpiTcH!. :.
TIA sTIrca Tfsy SAVES ffsE' "a 4, +,
"A a1,ident. wU haDren In weurs2wa<f (amr%' "
very d.rsbs have cb~sp and oosv-1rnt way m sa'
81 furniture, Tcys, Crocksry, he
spaLpiscs PErrhhyD GLuE
t.ts all such .nss-leies b0v,tod can snord 70 b.
without f. It sl~sys ready and the stins point There
Is % opssr necessity for BppDs chsu spinered vsnse
k.dL a. dolls bohen crsds ~ Just the article Tor oyns
nleIt and taste ,.,,,,rI.t.
IN soluoD and psssDg all the valuable qualities the bns
cabinet nsssrs Glue be used In uas pSS Of ordinary
nugcilsxs being vastly more adhesive
NJ B-A Brush accompanies each btas. Phoe - eents-
WBoLEsALE DEroT, No. PLATT-sT, n L.
Address
Boz No. $500 New.Yort.
Pot I'D for Dealers containing four Eight and 1wsvs
Dozes beautiful AhossPh bbowCsfd accompanying esch
PNhtss.
~ singe bottle 81 SrILDIsG's PsKrAsED GLUE VIII ave
ten tInes its cost annually 70 every bouseh,lh.
boid By ell prominent bstoners, Dfusgsb hhowho ana
Furpur. Dealers, Groc.p, aud Fsooy Stores
Country Merchants should note IL SrALokGs PtE
PARED Our making up hsn Fall list IL viii stand any
slnate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

Mr. A. Rosr IL an agent for the sale Of THE TRIBUNE In
HAlTroap, Connecticut
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THy Lawn
Cisrn.c,sI, Jaly u, 100.

Hs..,. R7loay 4 o., Phy'fefa"' md rhtgid'i A.,
Vagu a. Irh uit rs.ty.d Ths c1ss N "hIs
5000 A. VOC ssytsa SD have @ ysjny p~.gfs oi 40
s8nIs ,oi TIE. hs ksSy.n' 'ssot<S pyse. sn ny
s,nys h. m have eomyteIy changed te cDHeih ~ s ~
Die o. w arrival the D.Jony Of The 1f.,ps ~ ~ u
S,s... ar, sAso vita The met toss- olssss'd
i..,ssy syrSiDs uie. Srofs run no, tm"1sIt ~
siy, fhs masses - boy D.dh~ sbo ot.sqSs,y
- ,.,n.g1l1 A. puf6sd f..b Afsf b.f bo~n h~f'
800 ,sa. nAds II that during certain hyH ts Gay
YOU'D receive the sek snc sVpy Jour I.ne's re. ~ .hs
.x,.S ". Afflicted al elsssss " se'' ana asp>S'
fbs ESsSy Relief K~y0ls,llg fs AID hs"'sD' ussU cnH
"a 10 ~ r.. VIM eonbosd 70 their homes ana "nsot
80 sil,d an tf,. .d your nasdc gfss. continued
hi. o. .ss fr EaD,, cot 10 yos W my s.yhs.'
40 n.sdcI>s of fifteen buDdf.d 60isrs brs JPN % OK
- - "a oshDs with the bsstt you VII dsre rom
H. o,osy yor s1cins hsv. bsfs schisye1 have c'fso
a. ~ ,lss ,.t. have 1909 p,rsDns No.
.D sls lE1i,l18sl p all sHpsnsDe@ with four kG.bI ~
In RgsovlTse REsOyssT and REGULATING riLLs ialoa
q, u,s,ef Ehsuuss gut cLf0Lc Dhns b,er cDnDslht
io6sslsion a The beys coc iLfammafpn ts to~sn
es.srs diaIbss s,ssp'ssy yellow eser vYsah IsI 's
"a 49, sLIn d.rAss powell ppsints iDfsmnaat1n con
ssclS onsvsnsss Ia fat al kinds VI nsdiss are i'Ay
=. NJ nv. a<xs dis
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Asors.s WosDsssUL CUsE-A LARGE Lumr IN THE HUMAN


yis,>d woman who for several months, bad been Afflicted
Nth spreies cole sGf HArD LUnr n H.s STOMACH
..nuv rHs stzs on bbe suffered great palm
ans YES fast wasting away p.sobed the Ready Relief aud
RicvLATisG PLs directing the Rel Fl b. gwen 10 ~Atr az
an,t This IA the course Of hour. s0Ppe1 the violent
v,Itus shs had been troubled with After TINS Pills operated
abs yr her sse ber snotoer dose q P' and directed
bsskt from her large humber 81 Of which was Of
usnsnss si.ss perfect giant IN I've way The lump now
cured =. . 49,,
Sslt az Bsuspaa are performing miracles with tas Ready
Rss Regulating Pills aud h.soi'snt shall ssse here i'f
Cance,s the 1JtL Inst foafs' most fe-p"1,rhJ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

special Dspsicb % Tbe II. 7. THblnA
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Aug l6, lHe.
The Treasury statement for the week endiag
Aug. 8. il, in round numbers, a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

The mails for Europe, by the steamship Persia,
will close this morning at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

gentleman, thoroughly Informed IN respect .
the canvass for Congress in the Petersburg District
Of Virginia, writes here that Mr.. Prior has every
assurance of success, though the canvass il CO..
plicated By many unusual circumstances.
The Presidents declarations for Jo Lane, fer tho
succession, have set of nearly all the small petit
clans that do bis bidding in the same direction.
Old copies of the life of the General are eagerly
gathered up, and sent of to the country to create
public sentiment.
Mr. Bishop, Commissioner of Patents, is At hsas.
and Secretary Floyd is still at the Springs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

To The Associssed Press
wAsHIscTos, Tuesday, Aug. is, 1859.
The extensive machine, blacksmith, and saving
shops of the Capitol extension work, were burnt ss
half past three O'Clock this morning The origin Of tho
fire is not as yet sscerained but supposed t, have
been accidental. The buildings were comparatively
vaueless but the machinery destroyed was very OK
pensye including lathe for turning the immense stsse
columns for the public buildings, sod several powera
engines A large quantity Of tools, and some costly
marble, finished and unfinished, were also de.Ioye1
There was no insurance. Tue loes is vsriously esti
mated, at from City to sixty Thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

1h. s.tesnsr wss sp-'cas1 by sshy w. March lAf v
49,. Il ard 0r.-ds fof The Pefp~H niI,dacs oar
q. -. a Esgsob s--hlDWsTs HgsDY ktLits ktsULhhy
cilis .sd hssOykyss kssoLyskT % tnf hsSosi F~.t 81
a.. es,L Ansnsy PnOsiuDs We had Pfrsiys'y s.ns's9
si.s. ,i.s ,lSr. Il ~ oi.ss e5sg,4 70 the sb Amer
90 .,,e..~Lsr .al u classbpi tbst hs.s Remote.
~ r.S.l, eu,. On NJ Lss. srhss o. Csrhsssbs b. bsh
g. 4, , sek sLd ms ~ wisl~ysr ~ nsins
49,, Ia,sSl,s dsssss a. AID ~ the ~,fsiia cures
,ass go, .srtrd fssE 1sHs he soeaSsS 10 tvhsVt
az. RAJ u the Msdsi rseai and sscynnf tDe
srsL ,s ..e sa61shes and sppror q us peoph fssI"
Az. M E1Dw EOLUJrC hTsostcOs = rtLD"aAs
EssuI ADos as R.1wsy RsS Eaf hsns,.,'as f1..'n.
80 n. PILL the rn>otLs "a To- p, 50
h1.,.-iad wor5s THs cLhs.ts RAY fos TbEH'hD
TBss
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Businfss Notifes.


A, fs,a-.e. as sesSes~ 80 ts~>sss1 ea1 ns1 ~ 49,
G,es, pktvs-sSs,~<s ~ :, ~. x,@ss
80, :, a. T.sS tlal Conss Jy>s S~v,,s
DE- ass.~, ss,y l.ss,ss,.s s.,t sc Tss.s.
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ses lsaf ~ sec1@ss af1 ,p,f~as ~
is.. a ess~s,s Essy ks5 rhs sS1 Rcd Ut 20 -,
- 40 AnsSss. sgst'Jns From W Sses. -
-. e,.0 Ctsd Fsfp. hs~C fst ala. fstr<SslA
a. -, h n tn cb.s'Ls cssrsssf 1hs s~fn,> ~
i,r e]nesssn fsxss Ia ~ bs,ts eaL<nt1 ~ -
.Aa<b ,fIsr - tho 's4sOs ssn,
,le s<,sS 70 taA. Rarely Fever eSfo ~. 49,
ing tsit< kDsdis. viths fsSehy ga s9s - h,S
fI.a s...~. ssL s.tl LsLgssLt ae SsAsk' "a -,
.stlss a ~ J.Li.ro Bows Ayres rn.H'. 100 ~
-, CsrssrsDs h ~ tsrrtb e<Sts {" blPh'
= l<..-, .na .tksf sirobsts U4rD-s sn1 sfvps'
.,..-,s1 ), ..L 1l,osb b. M a. sss 'hs W
80. .,,,. mi, .ssof pssf. Or ifssAsg 49, III
s,,sis Hy Ttoass lie s6ifs tLs, whns w. 'sSNs 70
1890 WI ,,y.s sher syp~.rs1 sf1 ust he osD| 70 ~
hs,' 4. -. ses tssif GlsDds sud fsissss fsF"
- r.. S.,.I sl5y fever, scsofgbs s~~''pr so o's
r1.s,ns yssers1 Cl.s klsss. .s w.. re- DjSI..l -.
S.strs 90 fkfy u nssfiOus oisesss ~ M Di<f
,sss ,sI err smo1y ,bs oogps.n,s 90" vkSs hAaN@Js
&c. rs trizsnDLs 10 the sssios s@bs u b'os h's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17
GROVER g. BAKERS NOIsELEss

GROVER a BAKERS NOIsEIEsS
YAnILv srwnG.MAcHISEs
Yor oor own family became fully satisfied that Grover
Bakers the bcs,, aud accordingly purchased iI-lN
Jhbuae.
O,,ct TtxyopAstLy At No. sol BROADWAY
N IaaI Nm Han
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-21

RoGuEs IA EuEorF.-Thc following accent Of an inrc.
NOUS robbery in Europe is condensed from the long rc.
ports given abroad
certain gentleman travelling in great style and AZ.
tended by a conhdentOnal valet arrived at Hamburg
from Paris Putting up at Of the best hotels In the
former city he remained there for some DAYS spending
his money freely. One morning breakfast the travel
Ter called for his host and wished know what eWecr
IN the good city Of Hamburg he could recommend The
landlord sent note to the required lapdary and the
great man looked the assortment Of iewclry and
ordered dqmonds &c. 90 the AMOUNT pf 500 600 france
which were TO he sout IA particular manner aud dcv.
cred on certain day
On the appointed day the icwcIlcr and shopman
aud they were duly received by the gentleman who com.
planned Of ndispOstou, aud apologzcd for appearing in
his dressing gown. The jewels examined and an.
provedby the wealthy traveller who placed them care
fully IN magnificent sccrctarie which stood against the
wall and turned the key, but left i in the lock He then
clt Tor thc key Of bis strong box, and not finding it
called for the look for H. The servant not
c0uiuB hl called again. and then declared an.,ly ,ha,
he must 60 and see Why the rascal did not cone The
dcuoucment may be Guessed the icwecr aud h coupan.
on after waiting three quarters Of hour opcued the
sncrctarc but the jewels had vanished and so hal the
svindling traveller The back Of thc sccrcarie commu.
pieaicd ph The partition wall Of the sleeping room
lslsa hQiipm 20 lc sccrcarc aud opening In the val
made The trick easy suRugh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-21

ESetaNn lNn FE1NcE-fsars of ~ Hsrasiog--Ths
dfcad Of o "French invasion" is evidently raniua
strength end intensity u England Tho organization oi
"kihc Corps E going on in every quarter aud almost
every newspaper We opcn-irom The Thundoror down
has leader the subject The London corrcaponlcn,
OF the Manchester Guardian writing Just before the de-
pariure of the Asia, 1ys:
StiI to uneasy feeling IN the minds Of IN with
whom exchange ideas The subject OF our foreign re-
laiinns am afraid that This uncasincss grous more
and more SERIOUS tho mount 10 thc fountain
head Of public action. believe h will he found Al he
highest in che cabinet n spite Of lord Palmcrsous per.
sisicnt effort 20 put the beet construction on the words
and acts Of thc crowned Sphyuy Of the TuiIcries
Az the Nar once ihc ride volunteer Increment b, be.
ing actively pushed To such an c4tcut has The coldnc
between The two governments proceeded that We afs
told France will only contribute ax thousand men tow.
ards the Chinese expedition. Meanwhile the rfcstet
activity confines 30 he eShhitcin the English as wen
% tbe Frcnch dockyds Three splendid ships had ust
been launched-thc Irresistible 81 gsns sud t9o heavy
higaic che Immorialtc aud the Hsrcissus A coudd.
erable augmentation Of the departments At Woolwich
ga forthwith wsdc, and such s the anxiety Of the an.
thoriues 70 obtain adequate nuWbo5 Of rgsers aud
caulkee that bounty oAtrrd % artisans OF ths ds
cripuon, AZ ven A. On increase Of pay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-21

An anecdoic relative 10 the late Prof Wilson e iust
nov circulating When the ltor for tho hand Of Prof
wilson's daughter had gained the lady's appreciation be
.as o coose referred TO papa Having stated his prob
ably) not unexpected case the Younger gentleman ,s
directed TO desire the lady TO come TO her father and
doubtless her obedience prompt Prof Wilson had
before hm Tor review some work the hycaf Of which
was duiy inscribed. with the authors oomplimons'-
He tore this out pinned u to bis daughters drcss sol.
EMMY led her 10 Che young lover aud went back 70 hs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-21

Grisi aud Mario were obliged. after two attempts to
sing IN Madrid TO throw up their engagement and leave
the city The first evening they were driven from the
stage by hsscs aud ye and other demonstrations which
made t impossible tlr them to proceed Cris made an
appeal to the public IN the papers the following dav but
second attempt to sing met with no better success
Paris letter writer ascrhcs the demonstration 10 feel
ing against Mario whose frs, vile was Spanish hcrsss
whom he deserted after he had squanderCd her fortune
causing her TO die broken hearted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-21

INS u RANCE AG ENT.
tce Eisf fis @ iin res oaf do,r Arl oCt,e Cr.,r n,
Main md tiEh.
EPRTsENTs the following wen established and rt,hI. &C.,
III panies; - ' NN-'
Arctic Ere Insurance Co, Of the City New York capital
h.ubodi 1rs Insurance Co. Of the City Of York capt
tai ana surplus. ~
Fulton IIe Insurance Co.. Of the City Of New York capital
Irving Fre Insurance Co. Of " capital Win isgys
surplus.
rnS Fire In Co. Of Brooklyn Capital SURPLUS s4s 900
Policies Issued on Buildings Furniture MerehAu
me- and Personal operty generally damage by
hre on TIE mos, favorable terms promptly ADJUSTED
Puniua setiled The security offered above c.mpap~
conducted as They are BY experienced underwrter
insured the most ample guarantee and the
contracts entered Into by them, will be fuhed sa
factory manner The long experience subscriber In these
matters VIII facilitate and protect abilities e
Interest Of all Who be disposed patronre his rS uD
try risks, Inland navigation
port, insused on the term.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-21
TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
AHshhADAAs <hA'b NhlAAl AOOlDfNI.
TEREE woNES KILLED-TALLING oT THE WALLS OF THE
CENTRAL ELEvAroR.

CENTRAL ELENATOR.
| From the Bu6aio Courier l7hl
most terrible accident, followed by the most disas-
rous consequences TO life and limb occurred Yesterday
afternoon at the ruins Of the Central Railroad Elevator
which was burned on Monday evening 9TH inst There
immense quantity OF grain in the Elevator at the
time OF the fre-about 25O 700 bushels-and this Al.
though partially burned, so badly injured but
that IL attracted crowd Of our poorer citizens 10 obtain
IT, at as low possible Ever since the fire il has
been selling from three shilings baa the buy.
ers using II for the purpose OF feeding stock Of all
kinds
The walls OF the Elevator partially fallen still remain
ed since the burning In shaky aud dangerous con-
dton, average height forty feet and daily quite
crowd principally women have been on the spot buypp
the damaged grain, and carrying il OF in small carts or
bags
| Yesterday, previously a crowd was between the
two western walls in which those having charge of the
grain selling it, when, with scarcely a premouitjon
the second wall the east fell nwards on the vacancy
crushing down number 1.-THE real number has not been
ascertained) and buryng them beneath the ruins A
number thrown into the creek by the fall hut were
fortunately rescued thcreirom 10y men at work on
canal boats and vessels near by.
Immediately \ crowd collected and the mos, earnest
endeavors were made by body of to rescue ipos-
sble those unfortunately buried beneath the ruins and
| to recover the dead
The first brought out after severe labor was n moor
woman who was stricken face doWnWard into the grain
Her lower limbs fghtluly crushed and II /. i'm.
possible that she can survive She dying when taken
of. We did not ascertain her name
The next removed was German woman the wife of
John Gardner residing enesee street Her neck was
broken short of, and the was lying her breast when
she was found Her body, Otherwise crushed out OF
all shape, and was mass of gore and wounds
The third taken out was the body Of widow woman
named Bridget Kelley, who resided the house Of Mar
TN Roach on the corner of Michigan and Elk
er body was entirely crushed by the vast weight that
had fallen upon IT, and every bone in her BODY was bro
KEN At the time we saw her she lying the ground
near fence on Ohio street
There were supposed TO be quite a number of others
under the ruins but in regard this there are many
hicting statements.
The greatest excitement prevailed for hours in ke vi
ehit oil the accident the agony and suspense OF hus-
bands wives and parents in regard to those buried in the
ruins being painful to behold We saw the husband of
Mrs Gardner sitting the front of lumber wagon
IN winch lay the crushed and shapeess remains OF his
wife, alternately shriekng with sorrow and agony aud
laughing like maniac al his calamity
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-21

THE ARNY.-The department is in receipt of yolumi.
nous dispatches from the various military departments
of Oregon, California, Utah. and New Mexico detailing
the general transactions therein since last commuu,-
tons.
Gen. Harney had been Informed that the War Depart-
men did not approe OF and strictly prohibit the plan
taking and holding Indian hostages,
The headquarters of the ad infantry had been trans
ferred TO Fort Marcy. New Mexico
detachment of one officer and 25 men was ordered
Sept 9, to act escort Col Collins Supcrinteu-
dent Of Indian Affairs during his stay in the district al.
joining Santa Fc
Major Sibley, Sd infantry has been assigned to the
command OF the post at Albuquerque New Mexico
DR.. @. IT, Alden Is ordered Fort Defiance TO report
for duty With the troops in the field
Special order, No lg3, West Point November Is an.
point Lieut. Warner assistant prsicssor OF mathcna.
ties at the Academyvcc lst Lieut. Blunt I'd artillery rc-
heyed from duty and under previous orders.
The California mails bring news from the yariors
army stations in California and Oregon Atthe Prcsido
in San Francisco, or three courts martial had
convened for the trial of delinquent officers and men but
no serious cases before them. The soldiers located
through the uninhabed portions Of the interior were
busly employed n erecting quarters Tor the winter
OF improving those they al present occupy The health
OF the troops generally good the uYaids being for
the mos, part, recruits unaccustomcd TO Western ati-
tudes The company (D) which recently took possession
OF Fort Dallas has completed comfortable aCcommoda-
tons at that place, in charge Of Lieut. Gregg and sevc-
raj other changes have occurred which will be duly no.
tced.
The new military station in the vicinity where the Pro
and Lcona rivers meet in Texas, which company c.
sth Infantry, was recently ordered from Topographi-
cal Reconnaissance Expedition has been rendered hlLa-
BILE and will probably be strengthened by one or two
companies more.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-21
II OCKsMITIIING, RRLL HANGING, SILVRR

OCKSMIrEIING, HELL HANGING, SILVER
~ PLATING, ATc subscriher has just returned from the
Northern cities where he has laid IN supply
he best quality used in Iocksmlthng, Hanging
Ing sod invites public attention his business en-
ploycd the best Worten % be had and Il
order every Kind OF Lock TO hang Bells In the best manner
10 slverHatng In style be surpassed establish
meni In this country. Az his work l. warranted sale
Aner experience Of years In this city, ac-
quentance with the hest Lock makers this country
himself that he give satisfccon both
prices aud therefore sOcits
will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing Lock- made
style Snver Waiting eNec ed IN superior manner
vtcd 70 eau a. hs establishment street te doos
south Of Main, where they VIII be attended 10,
Nee.
orders from distance through Oace will be i'm.
medae hlc and Bell hanging done In any part the county
Al city prices.
Address wM W. sNHGD
gyer-Piater Locksmith and ReIl Hanger
ocio-dsm 10Th Street, Richmond, Va.