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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25

WESTERN MAII.--ARRIvEs every Wednesday, Fri
day ani Sunday at p. NJ. DEPARTS every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at A. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25
The Maid Of the Cedar.
by J. CLEMENT.

## ny J. CLEMENT. cd. r-t "A EEEsE
As bright as Aurora when, sparkling with dew,
s The roseate Hours from the orient lead her .as
Or the queen of the host in the astral review
Is the maiden who blooms the bank of the Cedar.
Her steps are as light as the steps of the fawn s
AS it brushes the dew from the lips of the daisies;
And her thoughts are pure the argents Of dawn
When, fresh with their pendor the top bazes
Her cheeks are as red as the daughters of June;
Her eyes, like the doves with innocence beamng
And her breath is as sweet as the cedar in bloom,
Or the meadows with tulips and butter-cups teeming
Her voice is as soft as the thrush's refrain; - a.
The songsters of Love and Of Truthfuness feed her.
At home with the flowers, and queen of the train,
Is the maiden that blooms the banks of the Cedar
-KnickerJocher Magazine.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25


Ofricg OPEN FROM A. p TO p. NJ OPEN SUNDAYS s TO
"a. ". AND 5 TO 6r NJ. Mails CLOSE DAILY AT 8 p. NJ.
EASTERN MAII.-AnRryEs daily Sundays excepted)
at rM DEPARTS daily Sundays excepteD at 4. NJ.
WESTERN MAIL--AREIvEs every Wednesday, Fri
day ani Sunday at p. NJ. DEPARTS every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at I NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL-yia waverly, Bradford and St
Charles ARRIVES every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
at PM DEPARTS every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at An. r.EF..-
SOUTHERN MAIL-ARRvrs every Monday, Wed
Thursday and Saturday at A. NJ, r. .## aH
NORTHERN MAIL-via clarksvile, Rockford and
Mason City, ARRIVES every Sunday at D r. NJ. DEPARTS
every Wednesday at 5 A. NJ. ..- ..--.... .......
NORTHWESTERN MAIL--via wnlonshby, Mays
willie and Hampton, ARRIVES every Wednesday at 10 A. A.
DEPARTS every "Wednesday at p NJ
NORTHERN MAIL,-via willoughby Shell Rock and
Clarksville, every Saturday at A. NJ DEPARTS
every Saturday at ID A. NJ.
Mails for New Hartford and swanton, Butler County
leave twice each week.
A. MULLARKY, p. NJ
~~~~>~~~~-~~--~-~~~~~ >~-~>o--~~--~~~~~-~~
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CouSrY JuDGE-G W. COUCH.
TREASURER AND REcoEpER-A. c. DUNNELL. sg
SaERIFF-J. ELWELL. . ia.
County CLERK. b. SEVERANCE.
SUPERINTENDENT OF scHooLs-T. sTEED.
COUNTY SCRvEyoR-M. l.. TRACY. 1901. ...
CuRoSER-- VIRDEN.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. '.
~-~~>~~~~~~~~~~~O~O~O~-
(WM. II. PIILP0T, .... 4. ...r....
TRUSTEES A. MORRISON,
.@ WM. p. OVERMAS. ~
Town CLERK-D. j. COLEMAN. .s# ..# .rtas .e..
coxsr,n,rs N: $: HoDGDON, :...-...r ....
ooNsrADLES r. w. PIPER.
AssEssoR-GEO. G. DEAN. a.a
SUPERVISOR ROAD DISTRICT No. 1-GEo. sECORD.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25
JOB WORK.

1ravng.purchased an entirely new office our Job De-
parment comprises large assortment Of the latest styles
of Type Borders &C., thus enabling to do every var
ely of Job Work in unsurpassed in this section
of the State All work entrusted to will be
cuted short notice and reasonable terms. ssr ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25
HI. III. MEREDITH,
WILLIAM II. CASE,

BANKER, fiE Al ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT
ID Cedar Falls, Iowa. Exchange all parts of the
United States and Europe bought and scid Money loan
ed on real estate and approved paper Notes collected
and proceeds Tetted to any part of the United States
Money invested and Taxes paid for nonresdents at the
usual commission.
I--'G~ q s aEFEREScEs sa8 s#
broadway Bank, New York. Ea8F
Messrs. Geo. p Bssell Co., Bankers, Hartford Conn.
Merchants Savings, Loan Trust Co. Bank, Chicago
Chester Weed, President of the State Bank of Iowa.
Branch Bank Of the State of Iowa. at Dubuque. 3-t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25

A. TONDRO, Proprietor, Main st., Cedar
IL Falls, Iowa. This House having changed hands,
and undergone thorough reltting and renodelng, is
now ready for the accommodation Of the public II Is
situated In the business part Of Cedar Falls The propri
etor pledges himself that pains will be spared to make
his guests comfortable Stages for different parts Of the
country stop al this Hous. fK81 N i1:tf M
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25

Charles ARRIVES every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
at t7r.M DEPARTS every Tuesday, Thursday and satur
day at Z A. N. LIZ --r-- ------- Z
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25

NORTHERN MAIL-via Clarksville, Rockford and
Mason City, ARRIVES every Sunday at p. NJ. DEPARTS
every Wednesday at 4. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DARIUS ALLEN,
GEO. G.. DEAN.

NOTARY PUBLIC and GENERAL AGENT
IN Cedar Falls, Iowa. Blank Deeds, Bonds ETC., con-
stantly on hand I:tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25
pOSTOEFICE.


OfrlcE OPEN FROM 4. To p. NJ; OPEN SUNDAYS, 8 TO
pa NJ AND 5 TO 6 p. VI. MAILS CLOSE DAILY AT 8 p. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25
JOHN III. BROWN.

POWERS & COLEMAN,
A TTORNEYS 4 COUNSELLOlgS. AND
N GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS. Office In
Cvermans block, Cedar Falls Iowa. 1:tf
J. b. POWERS D. j. COLEMAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25

SOUTHERN MEIL-ARRvEs every Monday, Wed
neslay and Friday at NJ. DEPARTS every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at A. NJ, ." a#
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-25

EASTERN MAII.--ARRyEs daily Sundays excepted
at Or. NJ. DEPARTS daily Sundays excepted) at A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24

me sssuai rse.sa q - New Yeek Yscst Cub wsr
eciocS under ~ orssan x h oonnssss Of Arrange
monsn supu1naod thoroeog.
TSsrs ~m = pssa vs'ssd ct sise Tor sscn cla~ az
~ els,ss YIN b allowed tina for nsssursmsss a
ne nrss cnn, second per square foot M sscsua
ch, end thirty I've hundredihe seconds psr sqca-s
foo& fhe third cas one and Sven ssAAs sscnAs pc
sQonye fooe
ns allowance shah b bsssd UPON tAs product Of Ne
Yer line, IRON fore side Of ssn 70 Fl - q ssrn 80,
BY NJ sxsseme brssdth wherever TODD, sssh ssasuro
70 Be In fees md decmAb
The courses manned oss sox shs nlnne ~ ssBows
nsg boat Win b anchored abr~as u ~ elob houss.
II Hcboken; the 80 side u which IN seo. w an
cbor, bed % windt IN Ne folle..e erssr pc~scs,
sr.ss me third On abrsss q ~ sHs bssa ssv
yaras spsst nns doc enss Ne ssoosd g., nns1y
yarde apaxt On me parallel wNh Ne same, 10 yardm
70 IRE newth snd ~ ira caqg, 100 ynrds elnt, On
nilar nns, 100 ysfds - a. norsh q ~ lseass ~
schoeasvs vi nnch0v - Ne sns~nrd ~ eeosad I'D
nrsA cl.s nnss, IN ~ ase crder. Ysche map haze
iher rte bcsasd snd gaG hcpnis go me counuss re-
serviue he dtussucny % ssr bossver. Of ordering a
saila u BE- lowered before starting ov OF adopting any
oshsr preparation for sartne they may dee proper.
spcud The weaber a. circumstances reader change
me sohu yin pss 70 the norm sad wc~a Of a.~
beat ststor cd on Rooms Reef light thenoe casery 70
nas boat ssaoned OH osis Head Ling Island passing
north and snss hencs around the buoy Of the Souh
west SPIT, p~ssips n from the norm and easl
Rssnruse they VIII INT pass the flag boat anchored or
Ovrs HeAr Tong Island pssstnr 10 the souih and es.
hence 70 he NAT boat ~ Robins Reef Rht psssue W
" fsy3 al Wes'i nsnes va e:g s9M % 9,Yv-pors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24
ALABAMA.

sNCEDxns STATE CONVENTION.
~ the authority Of the lats Democratic Convention OF
kzsceeve oounitsee, whose duty should be, Ia the
svens hat he deegAtcs from thh ssascs shond withdraw
~ Ne chars~son oonvenuoo 40 csll ac,nvcntou Of
" oensusey Of Alabama 10 meet ii a. early day 70
nhe deelntee from ,he sase Of Alabama having wah.
Gnvn rom tne Chaxerton Convention the ,tersisnsf
- oeedhnce 70 The las Democratic Cooysotlon o. tia
S.se sna ~ sunorsy and N ~ name. DO hereby "ch
ne cry q Mcntxonsyy the ART uoa,sv m Iuns n.x
S~.g he eth day ~ June NO. ihoa ana there n, r,r
sSder what b beaa 10 be done
AID Ne sshovt the democracy q esrh oyur,y Of the
rsvrpssas them h sid ouaventon-
ns democratic pspsrs throughout NE sass are re.
xn~ue~d 10 insert thh call
Z. l. Tvairis, y King, J. wssers Cay, T. n.
Bsebs, v. r. Fornsy, J. A. umcre, x BuiIook-Ex
poueLss PARTY STATE CONVENTION.
rhs following call n signed by the cf about nfiy
iadivizuais.-
n CHaxlu~sos peascsrsnc oosvssucs has Ms,a n
mAks sonlnattsr, Aaf adourHed 70 meet II Rsiunorp
On Ne fpsh Of Jups The Alshems xciegstns vsharsv
iraves Aishama unrsprsssnte< 70 thai Cenvennoa.
portion % the ssegs1ca frun ohe< sontheru sss<s-
whbdrev will the Alabama AeieesGos. and formed
fhsrsssves nss separate cssssisss ssd adjourned n
ssr. fhs leaves DE sasie q Alabama v,,hous rspr..
sspsss,cr In The Nafnna D,mocrAsc oonvessu and We
are ,hus far severed from tbss party which has 80 oae
rx~~srvcS tne ccasttrtSoa, maintained the honor an1
croet<d the welfare AZ Ger common co1rty. Another
Ind M 10 our frss insususoss s.x V he
sevsrr usnt under ~hss Ne I've ne sxsupls,
&C.,. jsesscr and host q de usvsc~ dead ths
nusSsvs q su SsvwSss~ - W ssssss u ssse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24
IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMEIrS
INTENTIONS OF THE ABsTRAcTIoNlsTs.
MISSISSIPPI.

AeS State Convention u 70 DO held on Wednesday,
Nay 80, when, according 70 vcksburg letter. tho action
Of she Charleston delegates Will be formally and officially
approved. Tho delegates then TO be chosen may be
sssredaed 70 Richmond and Baltimore Such q sugges-
tssr has been made in several caucuses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24
A REPUBLICAN SKETCH OF Mr.. LINCOL,
AT HOME.

"A CORRESPONDENT o. the f-0Q WY0D0-
1t had been rsporssd BY some q Mr. Ilseolns political
hoossr siyls,' and Thought would 80 for myself
vss eIo.ed, took the for Springfield found n.
lincoln living In handsome but no< prc<ant1ous doubh
sr,.s S'y s.%s s'c:s h.vns vss 81 rs.s,.s
dwelling ~ nsory Of he vslod DO rvsidsss q shsss
sss ss ' nd 'ssss % ssg r.
2 sss Z ;ss -
urbanisy. I had seen HIM befors In Nee York, ssd
rsiny ssspsr bus in III Own Sosss vsers b dssssss
keh himself freer shan IN he srsags New York eires,
ss A' A. I.o.: ~. 20 nd -. ~ ss
~, svss DOT wsss * sSss, Sov.ys, = ). = y
tad.s and ssssurrs ssssns esss.s sIs.l ed 49,
sivene0. IN conversnA,on nusns, agresebh - Psu
rss 81 : o1 u: :. !. = - :
hes wrsssd out frvp psssss ga vssss sorsssy q w.
~ = me- :: :. s;:s .: 49,: A ~ * O..
se.s Sos: sS =. ssa sssssss.ss :scs4 ~ ,h.'
;ss's i :: s.s -: :sA.sss tines t asas
phrsss o. word rsveak pscansx vein o. thought
zen, ~ &c 3 rsiZ sSor bon n nss sad oshsrs Our
cu~vssrfos - mainly polxcAi, bus Of general
sss o.s e.f ~ r ss = ~ oa, .n'h "a W.:
c.rv~s & vas wholly uncommited 70 any c~sais Or
sisuss Asd shas mssn 70 keep himself frse rs tbs,
md rom Ill pledges and prcmsss
haA the pleasure also Of brief interview With Mrs.
Lincoln, and. m NE circumstances Of thesc persons,
truss sos srsspssns on IN, sapctnes Of private he
IN sayne cord In regard 70 THAI lady. whaSsvsr Of
s~t wsrdnees may be sscrbed 10 her husband there
none Of her On the contrary, she ID quite pattern
OF lady nae courtesy and polsh She con verses with
FREE dom and Frace and thoroughly fat In all Ne
ltle amenities OF society Me-. Lnoon belongs by ths
ssk eide, 70 the Preston family Of Krutucky, re-
cevtd LIBERAL and rehned educ~ticn. and should she
ever ssch n, Tili sdorn hs WHITE Hwee sue 10, en-
TOO, svic aaf consistent mentG Of the Prrs>yscrian
nprsb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS PoLInCu NrELIIGE2y.

WARS BIS NAxz s-Iong John Wentworth, Of ~
Chicago Dsmee,at, says Ltncons name ID AbrAin-ns
Abraham. The Chicago Herald says bis name - Abrd
hamSnot Abram; and says the Congressional DReol
tsry WIN not Old Abe out over his own signature
and tell us what his name bP
JUST WHAr rHxY WANTED Albany SatssmAssI
which hung on the Yump Of Kuow Nothingism until coll
apsed quotes the fourteenth plank in the Chicago Pat
FORM, which declares SHAT the republican party op
posed TO any change In our naturalization laws" and
says tnas just what the American party wanted hat
strkes no blow 1t the American creed, and does net
arouse one sentiment Of opposition In tho breast Of any
American" How easily these old Know Nothing viva
pullers have been whipped in. Fillmore, Ulluanu.
scroegs and the osssoW, who but few yesrs sro ala.
mored for the twenty years principle
are now strongly opposed 70 any change IN those lsvx
Hurrah for lincoln
How THE ScAIs wkRx TURNED IN FAVOR or faSooev -.
During the balotpss In the Chicago Convention p,rtv
from Macon county, H. appeared In The BODY boAiur us
two old fence rails, which Decorated wh assv ana
ssrsaners, and on which were placed the following IA.
scripticn;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24

Two rails from LOT Of 5000 made IN 1880 BY Thos
hAass and Abe Lincoln, whose father YVES the nrst
pioneer Of Macon county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24


Tns Union Il nos an otjsss 70 b ,dolsei, but ib
preservation, n can be, cooauently with the 10
ss nc s .Sss .y go q desire
q ssnd 10 weaken ~ ooada. Tho overthrow OF the
toua democratic psy would Be gsssnc stride towards
rabiy should be maintained.
me sch,sm In she Charison Convcuuoa vas prodacsd
y ~ IL ,or s'i
rss pse-sss be aussos whether NE south oasn, de-
nspd such eesassoo the csndifios which she vil
remain In the Cnico. think sbe ought not
l. ne south has agreed not TO do u She has hereso-
, sos ss.s bees sns sssusss * ali our leading
statcsmen We have STOOD and scssd upon This ground
The south hes asesd 70 leave the aoesuoe q slavery
An the revrftnres the dccsoo 81 the people tnerof,
a,ub,~et osIy 70 the consultation Of the Uaitsd stass "
On r aa,h q pcCember 1897 Cen. oass In his famous
sSp .e r,1sry 3. gy.s.
Tor tmscves under the general prnapcs Of toe coa-
susutour He vas The democratic neminse for the Pre-
ndcusy isss, and received The vote OF the soohsfa
IN isss SHORTLY amer We had acquired California add Scv
Mexico. M Csy.on ses.aor fron psssare .. Ar.
orsscn c.iaorDs And New Nsiico r.. treaty .r,a
bees oopus or other csss Involving psrsood freedom,
70 the adcsry, with right 70 ap ,ed 70 the supre me
ns S 30, ss ,c.s S ~, , ssn nsS q
the Southern memhers II exhibited the willingness Of
,he south 70 rest ise qoesoa Of ssvesy Ia the Terrific
rht IN al w Wprt1, WIN w 10 uf7ery.
The GeorKA Democratic oonvertb1s q Deosmscr, 1ssT,
and june isfs, distinctly commss~d themselves 10 non
pisrvenon BY the option Of the folio sing res,ossn
evidently ookrr "a the coctrine Of th> Ncboson letter
Resolved, That Cougrcss possesses po~er under Tue
CONSTITUTION 70 eessse IN any or saseer IN relation
10 tho institution slavery. II 10 tue constitutional rtxht
Of every citizen 70 and sssss with hs property
any az he ferrfories q the Ust.d states
Resolved, That TIE people Of tns sorn do not ASK OF
Cor grtss establish the i'lon OF slavery bY th-
Jned States they simply require that the 'nhsc,san Of
ssch Territory shall be len free dstsrm'ne for tem
selves WHISTLER Institution % slavery shall o. fhs not
torn q Part of their social system.
IN 1880 ins wat question wN again unoer conssfers-
csa, ssa, - a. s-sce, -aars es'ssasss " 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13
40 the nrst year Of penny POSTAGE

One Of the periodicals that most abused Row.
land Hills scheme In 1889 was one of the
Quarterly Reviews, and II stated with great
complacency that for the Post Once to give as
great q revenue with o penny rate Is II did
then under the high rates, the number Of let
tiers would have 10 increase to the enormous
and incredible number Of over Eve hundred mil
iiops-a number that has been circulated for
several years, and that II Is increasing annually
In an accelerated ratio.
The Money Order ONCE, In Ito enormous
traffic, il quite a. much Of q marvel as the bust
ness of carrying letters. The number Of money
orders sent last year amounted TO 6,969,l0s
and the money RENTED 10 $66,254,650, being
an increase over the year previous Of
s2,944,l25. The amount Of money orders paid
In Liverpool In 1859 was s2,0ol, 555; In Man.
chester, sl,9s7 $50; in Birmingham, $685.
100, and In Glasgow, sl,l2l,l4O. The gross
profits of the Money Order Office amounted 10
sl45.575 In 1859, against $780, $50 In 1858. The
whole machinery for sending money BY these
orders has been 30 perfectly safe and satisfAo-
tory that not one instance Is recorded Of q
robbery Of the orders; and the strict rules as
10 the very full information TO be recorded and
given.-as 10 Christian and surname, and occu-
patton, behave been considerably relaxed,
thereby saving trouble and time In the de-
partment, and afording greater convenience
to the public. This has effected o saving Of
about $4,000 . year. There are 2,4sl Post
Offices In the United Kingdom authorized 10
issue money orders, being an increase of 12l
since 1858. Post Once money orders, en-
dorsed by the recipient, and passed over 10 q
bank, are cashed at sight, without any ques
lions being asked. The security in these ID
just the same az 10 the case Of bank checks, but
with this exception, that until the time of pre-
sensauou they are usually without the proper
signature; any one finding an order would moi
know what name belonged 70 II, and were \
known, forgery must be committed TO obtain
the payment Of II. About $4,000, or les thar
one in six thousand, lapses and goes to the Life
Assurance Fund Of the Post Once employees, ID
consequence Of the death or removal Of the
parties addressed, and the absence of thcst
sending the orders. When the person TO whom
letter Il addressed cannot be found, II Is o.
once returned, and only In consequence OF :
removal, or the total absence Of date, place, OF
signature, will the Post once fail 10 get mis-
carried letter into the hands Of the writer.
The returned letter arrangement Of Great
britain constitute ons Of ths most valuable fsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, MAY ls, 1860.

Sriired at Asnncion, President Lopez entered
at once upon the arrangement OF the treaty
and COW eItion, and steadily proceeded to
carry them out after the American Com mis-
sioner left AT an early day be appointed the
Parsgusysn Commissioner, and this gentlemln
bas been 'wirling bis thumbs for more than
three months in Washington, waiting for the
movements Of the Congressional Committees
on Foreign Affairs. Perhaps these committees
will now find time TO remember that there are
some other treaty matters waiting their tardy
action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

THE PARAGUAY TREATY AND CLAus-After
months Of delay, Congress has at last passed
the bill authorizing the appointment Of com
missioner TO iii with Senior Berges, the Para
gusyan Commissioner, Who has been patiently
waiting In Washington since the beginning Of
the year, for the examination and adjudication
Of the claim Of the Rhode Island Company
against Paraguay. The dIlssory action Of Con-
gress In this matter contrasts strongly with
hat Of President Lopez, and the more 90 that
hh the claims Of American citizens only that
are 70 be acted upon. When Judge Bowlln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

Hco Arson Burlipgsme, Of Cambridge, M.ss-; Hon
Mark A. Cooper, Of Georgia. Gen. Lcsis ooomos Of Ken
tucsy, and W. Lsvsr, Ea. 9 Boston, are stopping A.
the Astor House.
Mr.. n II walker, Dr. fensrcok, oApi Be'sen. capi
D. Foster, Capt. W 8 W. Uhlns. ell ef the Ualtsi
stsss Army; n @. Red, Esq and n Ds~, Fac both
Of alnorpiA, J. Danisis, Fro OF Lonaon; " retr'e
Go, u Quebec n II. Henry, Fs1 OF Vermont, snt o
Ballard, ksq ,of Syracuse among TIE arrivals II toe
Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
NJ and MrsL rhalrr Of New York, have gwen Ia Paris
second musical scirs., followed By ball. tbs eta N
whsch has caused quite sensation 10 the fsaboarg s.
Germafn.
nw said that Miss willing, American bells, m VI
remarked last year Al several watering Places gong 10
crior the BONDS a mkymony. Her lntendsd Mr. Hsu
kel Dc Dotbie~nask wealthy yoang German ~ho spent
naf he fortune eight millions OF frsns win one
Of the prnocses Of the de~f monde, the hachloness De
Pslva
he Prince de Poiguac, OF the Of ths famous
Minister Of Charles 10 beuothed soe daughter d Mr.
Mbes, the wealthy yevkh banker.
ms cen Of Marshal Busesud Duke OF rsly, married on
the 18th Of AprA. Miss Valentine de Galley saint Psn',
grand daughter Of the learned car Lusssc Oas Of the
scrs of TIE latter vho has veo W Nee YORK, aud sss
married 10 Mss Trudesu, OF L,oisiass, hes osf ios al
ns icsturs through The failure Of "a ss~' d chs~p<
cck bfoker)
A. NJ QUa1as.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

good eemsp6 viii sales O ssort boh hs.s ctsdy Cuba
r,oDre goods, at .tea6y prices Coffee wss sssAsy The
cargo Of The Sarah Hsxs psisting Of 1000 bags Ro
was solo on privais terms; AGO do Msrsoaeo. at isNc
arc SO do Cover meat Java, ~ i6kc. Frelgha
timer Amooe the engagements about IS coo basn
ella OF wheat and corn Chiefly the former Liverpool, In
hulk and sbps bags II &C., 7kc aud SOD bbs flour al
49,. 900 bDs hour~ere taken TO London al q 3D.
The Galway uer to sad aext week, has about CON-
peied her cargo Included 10 which she has over 100
bushels of grain on board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

upoA It's completeness depends It's successful
workiss--we are persuaded that instead Of
our postal Ca vice putting US to an expense Of
four or five millions annually, 1t would not
cost the country cent We recoumend the
facts above noticed to the attention Of Con.
gress, for In no department Of tie government
are retrencbmsnt and Improvement more im-
peratively called for.
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rns japanese Embassy.
Nosrolx, May Eases

ne rhiAdsIphia reached here 81 nve o'ccck " norn-
ius, sos ssasss NE Roanoke % sxpeessd' nl.~9ses
po"as MN shs japanese Enbsssy. Captain A. raylsr,
,,h - srnes, arrived here al ssso, ihs ssuns o.
~ rcuAaa and expresses ths o,lson that tbosaOxs
vcu,d pos have len New York durins ssch ~shsr, q,
bes sbsa wss cracked, Md mag no, be mere bs Moo
dav or TUESDAY,. The ssesmer AsAoosews 10
vs.lrs u transport shs baggage q tss Enjoy. rss
sovsrsmsss party are much dissppsin'sd, ~ . Phra
sspAs wss chsr.s-ea for only three d.yr ssrnishsi
WIN supplies fcr that time; moreover, the s.'acss,
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WAMNuroS, lay AZ, isoJ
mo New Orleans Piooysns Of Wednesday contains .
summary Of the news BY hs sssAnshp cyse, from Tan
psco via Vera Cruz on The lss nNl
Marques bad escaped from prison.
Gen. Para, fos merry Minister Of War under Z1osgs,
bad enrolled under the oonsutotonaista
Monsieur 6oepy 70 Monsieur GAbriac, hins
tsr a France, 90 shortly expected 70 arrive.
Gen. vesa bad evacuated San Lus. end meeting Ovses
Salinas, he was dceas ed, osias hs baggage aad ssui
kry.
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Tu MYSTERIOUS AuArs " Jrssr crr.-In yesterdays
HsnAlp we Published statement In relation 70 the mystic
rsous srar IN Jeresy oy taken from the Ner York
rrspondence Of the Bos 7roric- According 20 tbs
statement, I'VE head q the murdered female rrcos
pysa b. several Boson esntls that Of MrsL Ala
Richardson. but hsvr been nfor med that the
meat 10 tosAliy without f,unoatob-tnst LAZY beicg
her way 70 New York, where sne expecsed sthta
a or