A correspondent writes TO the WASH.
from New York, Oct. T.
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A correspondent writes to the Wo,s;...
from New York, Oct. T.


"a rumor has reached me, ,hro,,l
spectacle channel, that the ,erri's.
fornia, are about to establish an inds..
in which they are to be supported b. :
other governments. Thisinform,io9 !.
commercial channel, US a poI,i,i
being under no restraint, and known.
ance Of the intelligence, if true and VI
our government, | take The liberty y
i. to you, that you, may make suca uS !.
may think proper"


The UnIon is not advised ,ha, On,
has received any information to cou6,s'
dict it.


The RE.BURIAL OF THE FRS,
kENTucKY.-The re-buriai of DapisI \
his wife. at Frankfort, Ky., took pI,.
day the 18Th ult. From 1900 to sOsl
were present from all sections of lbs h
immense procession was formed, the ~
borne on hearse drawn by four MI
and attended BY Col. r. NJ. Johnson A..
,inguishcd men as pail bearers. NIL
Conference attendedand after appropr,,]
exercises an eloquent and thrilIino Al
delivered by the Hon. J. J. CRlrfsN|
Commonwealth says:
After these ceremonies were over Il
were lowered into The graves and The .
threw some earth over tho remains. N
that the multitude pressed forward 10 h
this office and hundreds assisted in M
graves. All then returned to the eli,
they had taken part in these funeral


happy in the knowledge that nothing


red in the leas, to mar the solemni,s
casion. Daniel Boone now reposes ia 1
loved kentucky--alI have united TODD y
and generation after generation will aai
grimages to his to nb.-Dem. Uaion