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The New York herald., 1868-03-24
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH "a lse8-TRPLE SHEET


East Sfdes
CALE-THREE FULL LOTS ON SECOND AVENUE,
- commencing northwest OF 1llth street. Terms
Apply to JOHN HANNAH, 10th street, Fourth
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

L,CR sALE-ELEGANT Two STORY AND HIGH BAsl
Il ment brick House; water on all eooFs: rne close.
yard f of fruit; worth % 5 offered Til Arr for $500
26c may remain neehsorhooe the best So So:s secof
street, between Even a3a Leonard Streets
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

J,oR SALE At A BARGA1N-TWO THREE STORY
Il ard back basemen, frame Dwellings, IN good location
within blocks the Soth Segenlh ferry aud
water Ia toases Price $1,000 each. Apply TO KELSEY
CkCNWELL - Broadway Gate scath seventh si.eet VT
Lams5lr;.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

EoR sALE-THE DESIRABLE TWO STORY aND
attic Cottage House with basement and suh-celiar No
6S Fort place, between Fuon ana De kalb
Washington Park, Brooklyn IL rooms; good
water gas and price S7,5iC; coo remain
q mortgage. Inquire on tAc premises.
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aAhExTs

LONDON, Dec. IL Noon.-Consols 92s bonds
7l4
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l2-Noon. Cotton quiet !;
uiddln & uplsDds log, middling Orleans lid. Lard
Cos. Sd. Bacon SIS. Cd.
HAvRE, Dec l2.-Cotton firm both on the spot
epd sfOet
FRANKFORT, Dec. IL Evening. Bonds closed
weak at 7Sl.
HAvRE, Dec. IL Evening. - Cotton easier.
Tres Oldnaire l.21.
New YORK. Dec. l2-Money easier at G. Ster.
ling quiet 81 %. The bsnk statement shows an
increase in loans OF s. s6s 239, specie increased
81 1876, ,6l9, circulation decreased si5 S53, deposits
decreased $500, ,402 legal tenders decreased So
47O GIL. Governments steady with moderate
b0 -iuess.
NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-Cotton very firm; Gales
to day 22O0 bates; middllngs 25c., closing with
some dealers refusing all offers under advance.
Flour hrmer, 25c. higher for winter aud 2D3c.
lower for spring. Corn lc. lower. Provisions
unchanged. Turpentine dull, i4045c. Groceries
quiet. Freights unchanged MJnsy easier st C.
Sterling quiet %. Gold lower, 354G35s ship
mems for the week, s4SS 600. Governments
steady. State bonds lower; fennessees, new 67l;
stocks steady on New York roads; Western roads
dropping.
MOBILE, Dec. 2.-Co,tsn-demand moderate,
market closed quist. Sales to-day 500 bales. Md.
o07 bales.
sAvANNAH, Dec. I2-Cotton market dull. Sales
to day 100 bales. hiddlings 234@2Sto. Exports
cOestvise 2l4s bales. Receipts 2443 Dsles
CHARLESTON, Dee. l2.-C0ttou market quiet
without quotable change. Sales to-day $50 bales.
Ni0olIDgs 201c. Receipts ll47 bales. Exports
10 Great Britain 2S49 bales cOastgise 1903 bales.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l2.-Family -four 81 250s7 IS.
Wheat 81 rs. Corn 66G67c. Oats 6l155c.
Cotton quiet and 6rm. 24@25c. Whisky 9SlD97c.
Mess pork firm at SIS. Bulk shoulders 9b6Dl0c.,
sides l2@l2lc. Lard l5@l6c. Batter 56@4O5.
Cheese l75@ls3c. Apples 50 so per bbl.
ST. LOuIs, &c. l2.-Superine -four S. 50G6 IS.
Corn 72@75c. Oats 570160c. Whisky 94c. Lard
l59c. mhest 81 coal 77t. Pork SIS 5O@26 Buik
me meats-shouldeTs l0@l04c.; clear sides l40l4tc.
HscoD-clesr sides l69Gl7c.; shoulders ll@l74c.
Hams lie.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. l2.-Saes Of tobacco light,
market duii NJ 44@l3c. for new lugs TO medium
Leaf. Cotton 22ac. Hogs s4GSlc. gross. Mess
pork s25 so. Lard l5}Gl6ic. Bulk meats,
shoulders 9l@lOc., clear rib sides l3l0lSic. clear
sidts dc. BacoD-Clear rib sides I6ic., clear
sides l74c. SupeT6ne -four e. 5006. Wheat 81 so
al so. Corn 5S06Oc. Oats 5S660c. Sugar,
New Orleans l2@l2lc., Havaoa l3@l3sc. WINS.
XIV, raw free CSC.
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LOUlsIANA ITE ns.

The Shreveport Gazette, yf The 5th, says The
district court has been IN session during tue past
three weeks, but the accumulated business OF
several Yeas has presented an insupersbe
obstacle aud the docket will not be cleared.
Major James s Ashton, the State attorney, has
won golden opinions by bis fearless and able
prosecution OF all parties Indicted. Judge A. B
Levisee pr, sides with dignity, aud dispatches
business as rapidly ss The delays of the law will
sdmit. Civil law Is sga,n assuming its place
the conservstor Of society, and the only aTbiter
Of right aud wrong.
That our readers may have some view of the
utility Of beef packing we will relate a few facts
m esss nee es s Ssr NO s SE
az cur lsnding win an overload of cattle, Before
lessiDR the wharf ten of them died aud we're
thrown overheard. The owner. standing on the
bark, remarked there goes $40. DR.. Stoner,
who was standing by, remarked mo, | reckon
not; tow them down to the packeTy, and | will
fly them Up and give you half the proceeds"
No sooner said than done. The hides, talow,
boots, horns, etc, netted $50 per besd-three DOL
lars more than they cost on foot. THIS too, with.
out using any OF the flesh Southw esiern, 9th.
The @sIksville Villsger OF the 5th, says "lt Is
estimated that over ten Thousand bales of cotton
have been shipped from this parish this year. aad
in all PROBABILITY the crop win reach fifteen
thousand bales, II rot more. Considering that
our planters have had 10 work under the greatest
Disadvantages the result ia tr1ly encouraging. IL
is 20 be regretted, however that much of this
hsrd snd honestly earned money mus, 90 to sus-
tain and iced carpet baggers and scalawags We
see great preparations being made throughout
the parish for undertaking a heavy crop next
year. The industry displayed by our people this
yesr speaks well for the future and doubtless
with good reasons, they will succeed admirably
well. They have made more corn than they need
stock is in fine order and the freedmen evince q
deposition 20 work faithfully. Let us hope that
they viii realized a fair remuneration for the
capital invested and the energy displayed.
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TIE 0RISOENT'S DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

Mall service In Georgia and FI,svtda-sam
Bsrd- -Fresom-.'s Buresu-Jsdx. Moses
Heeent CoIiisi"n the Ohio be snvestt-
sated--ls Oi,tns-6rsnt-o Gen. Young -4rsnt
hsys IL. H. Wsshburse &c is HsAess Mao
senator He de- sol senator Cashing Au-
thorpzed Buy .uba--Teaure OF once
Bin-The eIsoisss-MeCslIocha "a "a Pr essure
1 for once, etc.
WASHINGTON Dec 12-Col. j. B. Robb has
|b6eD here for some ten days looking after the
tposta interests of Georgia and Florida. He has
|eucceeded IN securing weekly mail service on the
coast between Savannah and Jacksonville, FLA.
On motion OF Assistant Attorney General Ash
ton, Sam Bard was admitted to practice before
4 the Supreme Court.
A heavy pressure is being brought 70 bear for
the continuance Of the freedren's tureau after
January lst. The reconstruction cC,lmittee are
reported 10 be adverse TO its continu8ace.
Judge Moses, being relieved OF his solitical dis
abilities, departs for South Carolina TO exercise
bis functions as chief justice Of that State.
The supervising inspector Of fOstiok crafts has
been ordered 20 thoroughly investigate the recent
collision on the Ohio river II is und u Itood that
the secretary Of the treasury will rec t1mend the
prohibition Of petroleum on vessels cGrrying pas
seDgers.
Commissioner Rollins's friends urge him TO
withdraw his resignation as commissioner of
internal revenue.
A special train carries Grant and his attendants
10 Chicago tonight.
Gen. Young Is revenue supervisor i.r the south
COlfax, stoDeman and others visited Grant to-
day.
IT is stated, In connection with T.. B. Wash
burne's aspirations to the secretarysnip OF the
treasury, that Grant says he is thoroughly
honest man.
motion was made 10 remove Senator Hender.
con from the chairmanship Of the committee on
Indian affairs.
1t is stated that Caleb Cushing is abroad, au.
thorzed to buy Cuba at any price between one
and two hundred millions Of dollars.
The announcement that Washburne il TO be
Grants secretary of the treasury is considered
very questionable.
The HOuse judiciary committee will not take
action on Buffers bill to repeal the tenure of
Office act until after the holidays. II Is thought
probable that sjority of the committee will re-
por fsvorsb = the BILL
Murphy and WyhkooD. superintendents OF Ia.
dian affairs, state ~ unofficial letters that Black
Kettle, whose band was defeated on the Washiti
river by Gen. Cu-'ar recently was friendly TO the
United States. and that he and his band were on
their way at that tune to draw their annuities at
Fort Kta ney.
There has been great pressure upon McCulloch
since Congress met FOR situations for soldiers and
il is said that In order to make plscesfoT as many
as possible the secretary Intends TO discharge all
the negro messengers in the departm mt, of which
there are about seyenty-fve.
The Berald's Washington correFpo fdence says:
The committee on elections give MeL;ird very 10.
different encouragement as 20 the pro ,psct of his
admission.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HsbeiDE by a Vietla"ee Csmnsttee-soa-
tsBeed-stay Lew Ia Virglnis-supreme


HsngiDE by vIeiIa.ee Csmnsttee-sea-
tsDeed-staB Lew Ia yirglnis-supreme
Court. etc. g.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. l2.-The Seymour, Indiana.
Vigilance Committee visited New Albany Jail this
morning, at O'Clock, and hung the Reno brothers
and Charles Anderson, and escaped before an
alarm was given.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. l2.-It is reported from Sey.
mour Ind, that the vigilance committee broke
into the Lloyd county aIi last night and seizsd tue
notorious express robbers, John, Frank and Simon
Reno ard Charles Anderson aud hung all four of
them. Frank Reno fought desperately.
RICHMOND, Dec. l2.-George W. Cook was to
day sentenced by the United States District
Court 10 ten years Imprisonment at Bory Penten
tisry for rob0Bg the mail.
The Stale Journal announces that the stay law
will not be extended-it says: A general order
suspendng the sale Of personsll property till the
first day OF May next will soon be issued, but real
estate may be proceeded against after January
fret as If no stay law had been passed.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 13.-On the meeting of the
Supreme Court 10 day, contrary to all expecta-
tioDs, Lieutenant Governor Gleason appeared by
counsel and pleaded. He ask more time, which
was granted, and the time extended one day.
SAVANNAH, Dec. l2.- Heavy frost last night,
freezing all day in the shade wind north north.
east.
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Bass. Saw Duck Del GILES. st. Mar. Gl.
IL

The following tids were accepted, and as soon
as the funds in possession Of the board will war
rant it the contracts will be signed:
i. n. TheakstOn, Bass leyee, 3l4e; P. ]. Ken
nedy, Savage levee, 27Ic., and Duckport. 2slc.;
Vernon q Reid. Dela, Sic; O. Bowie. Gillespie
Sic, st. Joseph, 3lc., and Grand Island, &c.,; H.
q. Dohsrty, MareDge, 33c.
Bsts leyee, in Carroll parish, contains lj0, 900
cubic yards, being 800 feet long and of 8 pro-
bable average OF Is feet embanknent. Savage
lsvee, in Carroll parish, contains loo, 900 cubic
10 the parish OF Madison. and contains about
Ie,C00 cubic yards. being 1900 feet long. Delta
levee, Madison parish. contains about S. 900
cubic yards. being $500 feet long Gillespie
levee, in TeDsss parish contains about 200 cubic
yards. and is come 800 feet long. St. Joseph
levee is In Tensss parish, Is 400 feet long, aud
contains about $500 cubic yards. MsIengo ievee
in Concordia parish, contains 100 900 cubic yards
and is $500 feet long. GlasscOck leyee, in Con
cordis parish, is about 5000 feet lorg, and con-
tsins q .0oO cubic yards.
The contracts specify that all these levees shall
he commenced within twenty days Of the sign
ing of the contracts ard shall be completed by
the lst Of March, 1859.
The board previous TO the opening Of the bids
passed q resolution reserying TO itself the right Of
Withdrawing the awarding of any contract for
which the funds which they may have on hand
will Lot permit them TO pay. Ii Is expected,
however, that sufficient fu3ds will be hand to
complete ell contracts already advertised.
The building Of Horsncy levee, in Madison
parish. was not awarded, as the planters in the
vicinity Of the levee we're not prepared to make
ibe advancement as formerly proposed. and the
board viii not have sufficient funds to defrsy the
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laid the fears Of war. which prevailed during the
sUmmer, have passed away.
HAVANA. Dec. IL The Disrio says Count
Vaimsseda has already caused the loss of $40 TO-
suTgeDis killed and wounded, and his march from
PueIte Principe TO Nuevtss will add to the num-
ber. The Dsrio slso publishes an interce pied
letter from the general of the iDsurrection
reporting the marquis Of Santa Lucia severely
wounded.
Prominent Liberals aud Cubsns in Spain tele-
graph TO Havana that DUlce goes to Cuba folly
authorized 10 modify the duties and to govern the
ISLAND on liberal principles. The granting of a
definite constitution is reserved for the decision of
ihe Cories, but Dulce is authorized to issue gen.
eral amnesty to all who lay down their arms.
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whole cost Uf The work. A.cOmmIItee e5resenuug
The police jury Of Madison parish was present but
could not o1er sny substantial inducement to
warrant he board 10 undertaking the work.
Messrs. Flood, Sawyer and Van Winkle were
appointed a SPECIAL committee to examine into
The sOlyency of the sursties of the parties to
whom contracts were to-day awarded. Also for
the examination Of the Red River improvements
authorized by act Of the last Legislature.
Afer deciding to change their present location
the board Adjourned subject to ihe call of the
president
TEE bARKErs.-The following adjudcations
were ma6e yesterday at the City Hall, OF the
public markets for 1863:
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FROM RALEIGH.
Norih Carolina Legina,arr

RALEIGH. N c., Dec. l2.-The Ho1ss OF Repre-
sentstves To day discussed the application OF the
treasurer for authority TO borrow m.;ney to meet
the January interest on the State iebt, and for
other purposes. On the second reading Of the
bill the House struck out the sections authorizing
him to pledge the stocks OF the State as colate-
rails for that purpose.
The Senate passed a bill in favsr Of the Will
lismstoWB and Tarboro Railroad, with heavy
appropriation. Also bill TO sepsr Ite aud divide
the Wilmington and Charlotte and R1 therford )ad
for which another large appropriation was
granted.
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The Cape Fear Fibre Company will commence
the msnufs cture Of cane paper some time dufiag
the coming year. They only manufacture paper
stock row. We have never tried pager made
from the cane. but are Informed that, apart from
its cbesppess, II is very popular with those pub
bsbers who have used II. As soon o. the Cane
Fear Fibre Company shall resolve itself into the
Cape Fear Paper Company, we will be able to give
definite report Wilmington (N. C.) Star.
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The well known importer. Signor G. B. Psndol.
fni, has arrived in our city with the choices. and
most superb collection of genuine European
works of art ever brought to New Orleans, which
consist of bronze figures and clocks, Csrrara
marble ststuary, mosaics of Florence. engravings,
silver plated ware. Bohemian glass ware, etc.
The whole of this rare and valuable collection will
be sold at auction by Messrs. NelIigsn Bassett,
at 20l Canal street. Day of sale and ful particu.
lars will be given in few days.
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Substantial brick buildings, to the value Of
twenty thousand dollars each. erecting for tn
professors Of the Drew Theological Seminary
From i've 10 ten acres will be connected with each
dwelling. More than fifty students are enrolled Ia
the seminary for this term.
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FROM RICHMOND.
Hsbess Cor pu' Ca'e-Prosp.eis Of an Empty
kt.ie Prison.

Hsbeas Coz pus sCase-Prospects OF an Empty
ht.ie Prison.
RICHMOND. Dec. l2.-ln the U. s. Circuit Court
this molIif g. Judge Underwood, preai1ng.
In the case Of Sally Anderson, Solored, sen
fenced 10 death by the county eolst for arson.
brought up on habeas corpus on the ground that
one OF The magistrates composing the court which
tried her held The Office of constable before them
and being therefore disqualified under the four
teeDth amendment the whole courts was Illegal,
aud its proceedings viiiAted. Judge Understood
sustained the prisoners plea, and di.charged her
from custody. In the delivery of his opinion, the
judge SAID that II even the clerk of lie court was
disqualified it vitlted the proceedings.
There are l59 convots in the Stat ;prison sen-
fenced since the adoption Of the sme ndmelt who
moy now he released by habeas corpus and turned
loose under the decision.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-13

MUsIc-Philip Werlein, so Baronne street, the
well known music dealer. has sent US handsome
hook containing Q great many popular airs. aud
csled the Musical Cabinet, No. 65,r compris-
Ing reels. dances, jigs, filings, sra'hspeys, etc.,
one hundred in lumber. All for so cents. Boy
them ia our aivice.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-13

A clerical friend of the Talbot,on, Ca, Gazette,
norn it that nine oct Of ten of the Talbot farm.
eTs have made more than enough corn and meet
70 do them another year. On every hand be finds
iull barns snd smoke houses. indicating thrift
highly flsttering TO the industry Of the planters
and lsbOTiDg population.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-13

Bituminous coal was known and employed By
blacksmitbs 10 the earliest ages Of Greece and
Rome; nevertheless, no indication can be found
that II was employed largely 10 the metaIlurgy OF
iron. Such coal was found 10 Flea. on the road 10
Olympia, end L'guria, where amber was 10 be
oh aimed also.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-13

A schoolmaster. drafted into the army from
Spencer county, Illinois, and killed 10 &C ion has
reiurDed, in accordance with threats N ade at the
time be drew the fatal number, to haunt the
scboolhouse. His voice, coming from the wall
can be heard. to the great discontinue of the
scholars and the present teacher. -a FL.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. -Noon.-Barometer
30:55. Arrived: Schooner Angelina, Ward, eight
Gay IS from Ruatan. with fruit to J. B. Pignols &
Co. Sailed Bark Doretta. Tide rising slowly.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-13

II lis significant fact that Q greater percentage
Of gin sellers smsss rapid fortunes in Washington
than sDy other class. ..e
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-13

gsllsnt fireman, NJ. John n. Bernos, that art cou
resume its sway and afford the scant conso-
lstion that if all things bright must fade" "a
thiog OF b. euiy was joy forever"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14

JUDGE j. b. RosBoRoUGH.-Early in the week this
gentleman moved away his law books from this city
and took his departure from residence here He has
determined to establish himself, with his law part
ner Col Preston in Silver City, Owyhee, where they
have important cases in charge. We regret the de-
parture of Judge Rosborough from Idaho City, but
expect to see him at every term Of the District Court
and wish him prosperity wherever he goes. He Is
one of the ablest lawyers in Idaho. and most esti
mable citizen.
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Magazines and PictoriaIs.

From Clayton Yale Co., and c. r. Blake & Co..
f0S'offce Bookstore, we have received during the
week liberal supply Of late and popular magazines.
p'c'oriais and papers, among which make special
mention Of the following: =
The Iondsn Art Journal for January. Besidss the
usual quantity of very choicely selected and able
articles and beautiful art illustrations. there
- IN this number q splendidy executed large steel
pA'e engraving entitled @rhe wresters" represent
lug noted scene in "As You Like It." with the wrest
4efs Charles and Orlando, the usurping Duke, his
laughter Celia and niece Rosalind, and Oliver, and
'uenS'one, as the principal fgures 1t is one of
'Ao Ahest engravings we ever saw So eaae ~
w. ra~s Magazine, London. The February num-
.et " THIS new and handsome periodical, edited by
Iroope. the eminent novelist. In very en-.
saSnS work Of 100 pages, filled with entertaining
t'Auing, aud embelshed with fine illustrations.
,as0foad1ay for February. published in New York
london, as international, il very entertaining
- VI about IS pages, filed with good reading.
Monthly for March contains an interesting
with fine illustrations or the Minnesota Pine
80 -" qua another Of Q journey in the Restigouche
a. .,''' north New Brunswick and variety Of 9TH
r'asan' and general reading.
r.. ~
1s' Ladys Book for MARCH, presents its accns-
to-. amount Of fashion plates patterns lustrA-
- VI needle and crochet work, and reading matter
nj. p'aeoas Magazine for February, new Philadsl
puoncation Of l2o pages, promises to become
pVpuar favoritc W. eI01EI1sEn1mn&A
for February and March are both enter
rs numbers. The portrait or the late sweet poet
only on u haieck, in the February number Ii tie
genial Ts we have seen which nj III resembles the
innbe anu benignant faceof the poet The March
presden, !. fine portrait Of ID. huntington
both ar sn OF the National Academy OF Design: and
every nled with able and entertaining articles in
OF the ns ... OF Newspaper literature.
Mar M rlctorials, there are tile London IHusfrated
Iaat,sMs.da' Weekly. fA< Basar. Frank Leslies
Judy, All !, no ne London Fka the Tomahark, and
The ne wnlcn present attractive features a ! ~
erans ID asfee colored Picture enttled The Fish-
toraI l. .de," which comes in Frank Lesiie,s Pic
sas. very pretty ornanens Tor psrlor or saloon
on e n and and late qualifications are
Ao''omee bookstore. sxsls ,tiEs beahI
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14
City and County.

RrrunSEp.-D During the week Mr.. p. T. Giberson,
,s pioneer City, who left last Fall visit to the
East returned by overland route, looking in fine
health and glad to get back again to this favored
oion On his way back he stopped two days at Chey-
enne City. Business was then very duh and money
very scarce, but all classes were looking for very
prosperous year to open with the Spring and the
fact that the Union Pacific Railroad Company have
.determined to build their machine shop and other
o works at that point has caused security to be felt
as TO the bright future of Cheyenne. Mr.. Giberson
stopped several days in Salt Lake City ALSO and re.
norts great numbers leaving for the Sweetwater
mines which are represented to be rich in quartz,
lint the placer dggings have not developed very en-
courarngly so far as known. i" =
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-14

LEcTURE.-Judge Mcbride will lecture at Good
Templars' Hall, tomorrow evening. at half past !
O'Clock The subject, as stated in the advertisement
&C. o. Lis cloudily suggested, but we can safely
warrant that the lecture will be interesting treat
and the subject will be plainly enough and ably.
folded and concluded.