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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-28
,As AND GREAT WESTERN. :
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN.

WETUMPKA-Per steamer Carondelet-5 bale
cotton Ridgl, Dennis eco SO do Black & Bying
ton--l2 do McKleroy & Bradford-9 bdls paper t
e r Stevens &co-sundries to er-Totals6 bale
cotton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

!. LIAM J kssLas q Uo-nA6NiFlosNr suUss
s's . = am 's =
superb carved roses o. seven octave PiAnoors
french Sran.s cS.sdsisrs
chamber rprnars sts ok Sn room Faraass sSa
iiyer care, hina end glassware iicrary, &c
herr he % ss S
% & " ss o..ssss s
sno sah esoes he "a ninre vas Al made % order b.
i've catA In house morning ssle Ora ~ns
sltcsn srsad acton ~ octave PisaOfors
richest Instrument offered season rosewood
french eoA Sossr aud SSass
So oso Ss wns e.rq ssd v s1s
% ss % sA m.Ss,S vs r.s
Carpets nos.ic KdS rrvpsS plate Mirrors. s.sss sn,si
do slIl2 embroidered lace Cnain French shsdes gin Cor
carved 10 70 Id rosewood sofas reception
TIE Isbes .sssusry marble ps . m.c he sas superb
eA sss WITH s . md ss . s
sse ssh anS AsrSss sAads. ranas
tIa:, sss.s ssi :Is saos.o sd, s
i ~ = ne Lsurs ars y nsshs suSpsr and Winter
SsfsS: sass
sn. ss asi io%
ssS % wo
10 Box sSs
ior me present owner; card aud qosrseue fAoles
proof copy EbHavlugs, cak hs, stand, Chsrs match
Onclosh velvet stair Carpe's. Ac Cham era Two
rosewood marble Top dressing Bureaus, 30: Bed
shaving stand waidrobes Table de mutt c,uch socksrs
.pns sss hat. sss
Bsnhss ana fo.s oya Mrnors
procasi Cur,ars Upper cham mahogany and black
walnut Furniture &c Dining noom.soid carved
ex eneon dining table Chairs elegant
are richly cut and engraved viz Decan.e twod
Cobiets, CO. Champaanse Wines CAres Tuubefs
fruit and preserve stsnds finger Sows Ac the Glass aud
china ware Was purchased TAG house Of Jno vog
Co. Paris colo bal china dnner pec1s
punch Bowl cAie picbes ruby and gDld liquor deco
rated Tea 81 "a, A riecss solid
plated Ware from he ed Barton coffee Urc, BAske
napkin hin spoons, Forks ivory handle table Cutlery 60
responsible pc rsoa engaged psck shp tho goods
70 any part ihe country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, TWENTY EIGHT YEARS OF AGE.
csIylpk on nsosp business Ia lhs ciy would ixs t.
mako the acquaintance NJ Young and ro,d t,k,nr
ynuns @ay, Dol over ssnty wnh na,rrony. Al
u,,s -. !. o Herald Office. 1hs advertiser being sasere
n'pes none WI answer this except those who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24
UoTIoN EoTIcE.-THEO. GoULDsMITH, AUCTION
a eer.-Mortgsge sale of


a eer.-Mortgege sale Of
ROSEWOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OCTAVE PIANOFOkTE,
Mother OF Pearl Keys.
Solid rosewood Suits OF Furniture In gold and SATIN
PIkK AND MANrEL NJ kROkS,
Oh Paintings embroidered Lace Curains rarian Marble,
BRONZE AND BIrQUE UkNAMENrS.
Commencing this day Fday at l0 O'clock the elegant
four story residence
NO Is West Eleventh street near Fifth avenue .
drawing hoOThree solid wood Suits of paror Fur
nitre expensvely carved and each covered in
French satn Mirrors medallion sofas Chairs reception
Gothic back chairs full IA Panoforts richly
carved four round pearl and city pier
and mante Mirrors Lace Curi1s Corn,ces Bands lords
&c velvet and Bruses Carpets Rugs match Oil Paint
ngs by eminent ARTISTS Sstuary and Bronze Eegees
and rosewood Bookcase lined VITA satin wood, lady Work
Box, iniaid with mother Of pearl
Otcloth, Chairs, rosewood bat Stand. &c.
CHAM8EkS
Rosewood Suits Beds esds Bureaus, Washstands Ward
robes Bookcases sdJs kscre,ore Toilet SeIs plain and
nAmeotal large size hair Matt Fesber Beds Pillows
Counrpanes Blankets spring boo Beds carpets In
oil Paintings PICTURES lace Curtains Shades Oommodes
hsir mattresses Sofas and Sofa Beds spring cane
Dcat chairs. easy Turkish Chairs and Lounges, &c.
DINING ROOM.
Extension Table feet In length silver french china
Tea Sets ivory balance handled Knives FORKS spoons
Forks Ep elish Glassware beautifully engraved; Desant.
mstch mirrors, clock, 80 days; Chairs Sdeboard
Whatnoes and Ornaments Boas CHAIRS Coochea also
few bsskets Champagne Wine Otard Brandy Sch
rey German Wines &c The goods sold high
est bidder. One OF herrpRs safoa sod kitchen
Furniture desirable assortment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24
A ssIGNEES SALE OF
a ROB AID COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FUHNIrURE.
COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGG
LIBRARY, WINES, &c,
Belonging to the estsi q of JOnn L. 1ilou ESQ,

W. b. WEStCOTf, AUCTlUNaER
RUSSELL W. WkSfCUTT CO. will sell by catalogue
this Gay Frdsy at 1917 O'Clock the entire msgnincsn
ture-unaue oosy Works Of contained elegant
private residence lt2 Twenty first street. doom
seventh slof which viii be sold peremptoly the
bidder for cab and conpsss very large and rich
collection Of Parlor Chamber Dining and Nursery Fur
nture all made to order and 10 perfect condition. consisting
magnificent Rosewood ia Pianoforte, Gh Stool and
Cover superb rosewood sar)or Furniture suite
rich three satin brocade comprising three full
two elegant Partisan Manel Mros Pier do with
be Tables to MATCH silk and lace Cuttains medallion carpets
two Goshc ktegeres with Frenca plate doors and
BILE tops rosewood Cenire. sofa and Pier Tab.ss
superb Bronzes surmOunttng mosaic Marble Podestas
Turkish Louoses with votare Chsrs To MATCH unique
Lava and decorated mantel Vases marble
Phethnder and Jupiter Day and Might tbs Guardian
gel Third Labor Hercules &c also number Of original
Paintings historical and sndscape elegant chamber furnure
superb dressing Buresus elegs sedseAds wh
ar.e hair Mattresses and Bedding 6t French Toilet Se
rosewood with doors cheva Glasses
Clocks oval Mrrorn chamber Furniture hacloh dining
room Furniture extension Table solid OAK with Chairs and
Buffet 10 match French and India China rich
Glassware, with complete set Of crystal ruby Silver
Of Rogers Brothers. Pitchers Forks Spoons
Casters, save, Urps &C.; ivory table Cutlery
large variety Of rosewood OAK and mahogany Furniture
good new; maroe Hall Sand oicloths Range Heater,
library Ac No postponement OF sale account Com
Dences at lo1a O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

tTHE MANAGERS OF rHE RoMAs .oArnoLIo os

FI'HE MANAUEKS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC Oh
phsn Asylum take occasion u their grateful
iedemens for he omp ard efficient assistance
from every quarter the Of the acct
Len! Al the Asylum IN Filth avenue Trey are however
special obligations TO the Supernsepdens Of the
and Chds hospital in fy nrst street and Of st. Luke Hos
upl In Fifth avenue the doors Of which institutions
own opep TO receive the orbAns In their flight from their
ewn domicie TO sessrs ERNEST Keser and Seth reckham
EoAch Il whom proeed ~hoe budo the neghburhood
refuge the sisters children under their care
fso Professor Nam oerte VINO alone afforded food
Invor; 70 the members Of the Police Department for
parental tenderness vi which they provided for the lit e
whom they found wandering through the and
he pess for IL sympathy sscondng the appeal of the
managers Tor the means restore the building
an D. In short the feel that their obligations
not easy limited The of sympathy
vhch seemingly exhbed rivalry fore work
e rehe indicates 70 them that the immediate bene6cares
nfeofore alluded 70 but the noble Of Tho
ens sf the cntre community and they therefore endern
e Own mein The of the listers Of Cha ty and In
Nc name Of the beended little orohar all
q their most profound gratitude:
Il J. ODoxNElL, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

MoRrG AG EsALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C--
M n DOUGHTY, auctoneer, viii eel Saturday, Fer
rs at l0ia O'Clock ct sslesroom 70 Nassau The
Furniture OF three story house removed from Unger
Of mahossny and rosewood Paror suits
do gas Chandeliers g frame pier msntel Arrers 81
and library eookcases fine Oh Paintings by EN-
Dent artist In rich gold frames and extension dpin,
Tables do k,debosrds do dining Chairs
Bn esus wlshstands Bedseads Passses hair Mattresses
Beds Bedding, oak and lied chamber suns marb
toys 30 &c ALI The above Fnvriure nssd on
short by first cass cabinet msnuf
CaiaORueA n morning of ssoL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

DAJNT1NGS-1N ofsgQURNcE OF DISSOLUTION OF
psrfner,np very ane col,ecton OF oil paintings richly
framed WIN oe sold At private SALE all together
Apply Is Leroy place, B'eecker street Greene where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

one BowERY wiDGRR, CL AIRvDYANr
Lfo gifted Spanish LADY, IN mystery Of Itur,.y
sbrans snas sscsDess medicine,
AR tesls inoSy nursrA property stolen
No 10 boxery, besNecadoustc1 and Bcecxer sueesa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24
FINE ARTS.

A CONSIGNMENT OF FINE OLD AND MODERN
PaintosA 70 be caosed $50 Pictures many by ARE. cass
artsfs VIII BE SOLD al low prices for
Real kstste In the vicinity Of this city, and
others are nvued 10 GAIL 1t 81 New owery james
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

DEREMPTORY SALE OF THH MACHNEaY AND FIX
tures Of an IN Factory .PaIhIP R. WILKINS win sell
the Empire WORKS guiding foot Of Twenty street
the erte hacbnerv Fixtures and Apparatus OF OH
with me necessary plates and bags two boiler iron
Kettfs two galvanized Kettles with cos
iron Tanks Goo loo Boxes Grease and OH Cans
Pumps, iron Shsttpg Pipe and Valves Cocks Pule Tubes
cd IN oil factory quantity Of Pine and Oak Lumber
ne articles are new having been 10 use but few weeks
vous ~ the SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

ITO DEALERS IN LIQUORS. syaUPs, CoRDrALs. &C.
1he subscriber haviog deter mined 70 reinqush The ous
oere for Ia quantities purcb ses his ,iire
stck OF Lqums tordjas ADD fixtures to. ore
mises h. the 5h OF March, the stock viii bs
sold At very reduced prices aay qnaay AlsD reasfy.
Ing Tuba sad stsndiog W.T. be sod ~ ice
IS. Il. ADWEasE, ~ uusse greet
rive doors east Of broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24


bnAuTlruL OOUNTRY PLACE FOn 5aLx-A
q Suhry rhce OF 40 acres ripg each si- % me
Wnseh o. no boAwAre risor N Delaware York,
VIII lAee Mansion 10 tenss OF bot an
80 wst and bsih'ra roons also laundry billiard
sSsae sIm ssuse xIagery, dne stable
Asce Of cool cesv ranuhg carried he and
krouLds The scersrv tsautf and county ssr.slv
healthy With hne rides AND good trout Eating Apply 70 AUD
j. BROWN, "a william street, room L. '
A SMALL TnREE sToRY HOUSE FOR sArE-coN
"A Aibs hot and GOLD saer, BATH rs &c walls painted In
Me hest style Inquire the premises No. lGI e,st Sae
ieepth street, hfh house east Of second
A nOfHKR CHA N0k.-rOR SALE. A 5000 PIECE OF
"A TerASt Properly, slways rented aHd psyios larss
located as Vest twenty slx,h Terms
sssy. Apply Y =. = WILL ns Az Eighth .yense
A CORNER Store. 4sXsi, WITH DWELLING ABOVE,
"A for sale to rent In 9shtD~n MOI mouth eonnty
u the fare IL only 30 cents fom New York. hen $50
Inquire ~ No. liz West sixLeensh street
4 LARGE NEW AND ELEG sNTLY FINISHED THREE
story bfh stoop brick and stone front se'og on ives
see beautifully locsted Improvement fer tale Price
5000, mortgage So,OOO rert $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

- CHRISTOPHER STREET n ROEDEK-
fC Ibis a~onhinR and failing astroloxst seer and
sdy has rstaned % Ibis city and gves true info NATION
a all affairs nm and In regard 10 hesth wealth and
love AFFAIR." ioarnsys nw suits DIFFICULTY
nprept friends aekness &c MIRA Roeder al
others fail Her fees are reduced For ladies csnt gen
Nenen 81 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24
DRoPgRTY FOR SALE,
On BROOKI,YN HEIGUrS

first class stone front three story and House.
ae9c between Hicks and Henry sreeA substantially bun
1862 feet with two lots OF ground 00
through from Montague ~ nemscu hou
aud both lots together, house and lot the Remser
St Get lot separately TO suit House
psror mirrors chandeliers drures Apply
]. r. sARDY, So South street New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

WIN. Writer'S, AUor1oNEER-w1IL SELL, THIS
day at 2oclock at i5i caDal street. all the Furniture
&c If large house; parior Slfs pier and
Library and other Cases elegant velvet tapestry three
and other Carpets hail and basement vi cloths Hat
Rods mahogany and other bedseads Palisss=s h2r Mat
tresses feather BEDS Bedding dressing Bureaus stAnds
Toilet china. 0lass and other Tia Wooden
&c also tofas sofa Bedste sis ana nah gan!
Chairs rocking sold in lots 70 suit families and others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

find party who wshes n exchange Msrchspdss Of any
d and STYLES for Real Estaie stustsd Ia hs State
Missouri Aso some city property Ia the hoursng city
In the state which will be exchanged tbs liberal
and lie proof iiven OF good Investment further Ia
address box 942 Post Office stating where an utor.
view can be bad al Of which viii be confidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

SMALl. F Arm wANTED.-TwENrY TO THIRTY AOREs
~ of Land under good GUILTY. .ou with House Barn IA
rood repsr In perfeey healthy and desirable location and
within four or i've hours ride from New York Would prefer
place near the Hudson liver the of CouneGJc,k
ADDRESS with full description and price G. L. b. boz al00
New York Post ONCE. 77'' - = - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24
DICHARps KrnesLAND, AUCrIoNEER.

DICHARDS KINGSLAND, AUCTIONEER.
LII HARDWARE, &C, At AUCTION
klCBARpS k1NGSLAKD 4 Co Will sell this day Frday)
1t ~ 0'cl ca, ct their saearpon l5S Broadwsy
large assortment Of Hardware Cutlery &c, In sui
the city and countrs trade
Also 20 kegs Burdens Wrous hi Spikes slightly damsged
Asc large assortment Of Dry Goods
lso 5 superior Perfumery, comprising Colognes
Pomades kxtracfa &C.
Also large assortment of Jewery, Fancy Goods, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

broadway LEASE FOR SALE-A THREE YEARS
ID Lease OF the secord hoor al $50 broadway The
IN tie bes. eordton. Apply Professor D. LA9hoIX
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24
FOR SALE.

my 0ENTLhAaS VIA CART Al ut Saup "a.
StpU. ard shb on scc'ant Of hs health would DO sis
pctec TO 20 10 ver heany place America eau
q good nrpor uni aud nroaisbls bnsios, address
Nc hid -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

RROOKLYN FOR SALE, HANDSOME GOTHIC
ID Cottage Cermont between Myrtle and PARK aveuaes
Apply JOHN r. BARBER, druggsk corner Of Myrtle and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

QCUsE AND SIX LOTS, WITH CARRIAGE HOUSE
~ or sale at Csrmansve contains grounds
vel Laid ont Fine view of the fe walk rom
Depot; Apply " W. H. sIIlIMAN Broad Cay
o Iee IA ntreat -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

UfOE BALE-IN BHDUk LIN, A HUH EASEMENT
T. two s0ry and attic Frame House, filed In.
paxza enc0~ed with glass marble msnles
ehandees handsomely pspered containing II
Adelpbi street between fulton and drene svennss
d 600; $500 can remain So two story extension
and aide Frame Houses oiled tn built In GOOD substantial
containing " each oeep floor
front and ride piszzas BILE msntes grees kich
~h extra lot each houss seven nnns from sutton
suned in QDincy st. SO feet of Nosrsnd
avenue; price $3.50; 5000 remsn Ioqure,ef ruOS
LAUGhLiN east side Of skmAn street, second house north
D q Kalb ayenu0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

ENOR sALE-AT ORANGE, AN ENGLISH aOraIo
Cottage too and half stories, 3sz5A, wnh wing l9r40;
speDddy located; within Eve minutes walk Of
range furnace, BATH Ac nipe Of ground bekasy
mprDveA and adorned With hsndoe shade
tc fine Esrden well stocked With fruits; good barn Ash and
skating pond all u order snd first
plying 70 p. O. BULkLEY, zy Wall street., Jsunosy Cewt =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30
Anew HAND Al ,hs a.,,ows

Smith. editor of the Toledo Times, went
of on collecting expedition the other day
aud put the | cal in charge Of the leading
columns He feels the responsibility Of his
charge, ne witness his declaration:
We are clothed with unlimited powers
free ~ write about religion, politics, love,
isms of all kinds, local affairs, the weather,
the Charleston Convention, the Chicago Con
vention, the 'S, Chase Society, the
school Board the Board OF City Improve
menta, tho Dog Law &c, DC, &c, aud We
are especially authorized to his the Repub.
licaR party, or any other reasonable gang,
ON the raw. To what exent We shall use
Ihs p0wsr placed in our hands, depends
upon the behavior Of men and thing"
Men and things" will take notice.
Tbs following in relation to one of the
"men" OF the Plain Dealer is not lick
amiss:
'-3rAy is making too much ADJ about the
price Ol board, lodging, liquor aud cigars
{ Charleston. what good he expects Il
accomplish t'r Mr. ID, ugias, himself or any
b,idy else by his illtimed aud unralleG fJr
abuSe Ut the people of South Carolina, i,
s6ursiy beyund our "ken.
lf Gray don't like matters in and abou
Charleston, he had better stay away; that
what Snith's Sub, says, in substance, an,
40 say We. We hope Smith will stay away
long sOough for his 'pro. TEN" to strike
lev more random blows
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30
HELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Bryan's 8 Pulmonic w afers


the ORIGINAL medicine EsrABLisHrp IN 1857
and hrst article OF the kind everintroduced under
the name OF "PuLNoNIC MAFERn,n In this or any
other country; all other Puimonic Waters arc
cOunteI1eits. 1he genuine can be known by the
name BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER.
BrfAN's PULMUNlC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Soar Throat, HoArseness.
BkfAN'S PuLMONlC WAFERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Dificult Breathing.
Bkl lAN'S PULMONlC WATERS
Qeiieve splitting Of Blood, Palma in the Chest.
BkfAN'S PULMUNtC wAFEkS
Relieve Inciplent Consumption, Lung diseases.
BhYAN'S PULMUNlC WAfERS
Relieve Irritation OF the Uyuia and TonBils,
BkYAN'S PULMONiU WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten Minutes.
BkYAN'S PULMUNIC WATERS
re a blessing to all Classes and Constitutions.
BRYAN'S PULMONlC WAFkkS
Are adapted to Vocalista and Public Speakers.
BkYAN 5 PULMONiC WAFEkS
Are In 4 simple for and pie tahAnt to the taste,
BhYAN s PULMUNIU WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and tAstini Curea
BRYAN's PULMUkII WAtEkS
Ar warranted to give satisfaction to every one
No Family should be without u box OF
BTyan's Pulmonic wafera
IN TIE HOUSE.
No Traveller should be without a supply of
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
IN HIS POCKET.
No person will ever object to give
Organs Pulmonic Waters
TWENTY FIVE CENTS
JOB NOSES, Sole proprietor. .Roehester, NY.
sold hy W. W. STEWART,
myi6 Dayton, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30

be affirmed that in our day and generation,
at least \ can never cease 10 exist IN eny
other wog thtn 'thit - ttIl efvfl q
In the eehhern ehtes, - The olhef hand,
slavery has Increased ava exisDde1 and
while At the North tic feeIihg afainst i, und
at The south for 4, has btpoma intsnsi0sd
more and more, we must not foreet that we
do not sit here to represent the pastione OF
the hour, but calmly and solemnlY 70 decide
questions Of Law and faot, under the Con-
stitution and laws
In the great conieet upon this subject thore
is no other course for ne 10 pursue than Obe'
dience to the law Aud u eiuxen, howoy'
sr high his position, is found setting IL AT
defiance and trampling the madness Of i,s
ministers under hi' feet, rigid self examine
alton IN his cooler moments might perhaps
cause him TO doubt whether he is properly
di-charging the duty which he owes to bis
country, 20 his funily and 70 himself.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-30

A dispatch from Washington 10 the n
Y. papers states that the Special Commit
tee on the Pacific Railroad decided that
they would FIX the route by rejecting the
resolution offered by Miles Taylor, which
proposed TO leave that question opeh, to be
deseFminsl by capital and enterprise, -
They then discussed the propositions Of Mr..
Curtis, for road on the 4lst parallel, start
ing from two points opposite the western
boundary Of Missouri and Iowa, with two
oOnverRing lines bearing westward, and uni
ted within two hundred miles Of the Mis-.
sourl river, and then proceeding by single
trunk line to the bay Of San Francisco, on
the navigable waters Of the Sacramento, and
Of Mr. Phelps for a road by the S5th paral'
lel. The Committee adjourned without COM
cluding. The question is one Of vast in.
tsrsst to the whole country, and the loca"
tiou Of the route should be made with an
eye 20 the general advantage and not IA
please few soheming, dishonest capitalists
Mr. GSin's bill for telegraph line to the
Pacific, which passed the Senate, has been
referred to the Post Office Committee Of the
House, and will be thoroughly scrutinized
before being reported back. SO says the
telegraph news reporter, and that is all VIZ
will probably hear about it this session.
Tho Secretary of the Navy submrt'd be
dispatches Of Capt. Jarvis to the President
on Wednesday. These dispatches 1--WE are
generously told by the news reporter afOre
ssi1) do not materially differ from the pub
lished statement concerning the collision
with and capture Of the Mexican steamers
They state that one American was killed
and two wounded that the Saratoga wa'
t0wed down u Anton LiEardo by the lndi
anolA AMI Wave, which are in the seryic,
At JuarcE, ami we're sent out to ascertain
the oharact of Marins steamers, which
had passed th Castle of san Juan and the
U. ) ship savannah, without showing theii
colOrs
The Iarper's F.rry Investigating COM
mittee had another meetnY on Tuesday,
The Sergeant at Arms, who has been it
search Of JOHN Brown, Jr, has returned
and infurtnsd the Committee that ne is il
Ohio, but refused 10 be taken. lie defe,
the Committee and Congress, and says hI'
friends will not permit him to leav' u {
stats. The COMMITTEES meets again to-day
when the matter will PROBABLY be reported
TO the Senate, and we may expect to hav,
some startling proceedings instituted against
the cOntumaciOus witness.
The attempt to transfer the Democratic
Convention from Charleston to New Orleans
has proved failure The place will not be
chauged in advance; If anything is done
about it, (4nd we don't believe there will
bel a motion will no made after the Con
Sention organizes. to remove it to some
other point
The Post Office system has been put up n
. fair footing again, and will keep Tor an
other year or two. The mails (and females
too, for that matter,) will continue to circu
late from one end of the Union to the other
H. the 81 tisfaction % fhe pennle