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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

Hat RtGuIArOs-kSoN, Hsuer, l2s Fuitou'st has
been appointed. by ComDee Of the New York Fashion
able Society Hat Regulator for The ersoing season much
to the great annoyance Of come OF no "brosdwsy
blowers Meri. will ind its way HIS " Hsn are
equal TO any - ones. sold elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

~ C. y. FoLwELL Draper and Tailor, 10! Broadway
guarantees to male up garments TO order, superior In
style and it any Other establishment II the city and
prices "a low charged by others for their shopwork.
.Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

q. NAL STEAMER HERAAsS, FoR soUTHANPros
BREMES-The stesmer Hermann, Cspt y. Crsbtree, will
lesvs pier No N. r. for Southampton and Bremen
Friday, Apnl2O, G2PM For passage spply al the office
" the Ocean Steam Navigation Co ala "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

NATosAL MISATUsE 0ALLERY.- EDwARD WmTE, ~
BsosDwAY.-This magnificent saloon possessss superior
advantages for the rapid production Of Dsguesoyps Min.
isurss All persous who wish unsurpassed likeness OF
themselves or friends should give ihis gilery call
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
Does this Tia, become NY isee


" These are the Inquiries made and snswered IN me
an native by those who GENlS's hats These ques'
hons illustrate The perfection attained in The establishment
Of the subscriber In the art % hng the head Win hat
that hunonrss with the counIensnce' and expresses n'e
hgiby that Il 10 the erosion OF an artist
IN GENIN 2l4 Broadway. opposite ~ Psuls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

~ 4. WEsBER boot and shoe maker. has removed
from Broadway 2l7 old and EOS number sixIh-sv
door beiow FoufeeLlh d where he will sell cheap for
cash all 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

e We are indebted to the steamer Conf.
deOee and 10 Mr. R. NsGresOr for Albany p.Dsr. o,
yesterday in advance Of the mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

YnsyNorocy o \ FowlsR will lecture The (rtun
davl afternoon At o'clock at Broadway Hal, No TO to
Woman, with hints on the eiucaon and Training Of ehi
dren Seats free His regular Lecture OF the Course lhls
evening at tho same IL ALL will be On Hereditary psscert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

SoASAsBULI.H.-Miss Emeline Newton, aged
-, daughter Of Mr. o & Eeu.os of Ess, Bsnpiog,on
W left ner room 10 . ct OF somnsmbulism on Mondsy
last snd wss found the day dead under the IAN
near he foundry Of Msssrs Brown CAGE She vaa
subject 70 somrsR5gic sttacks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, SC. Tonight

sr F.nsy g.nbl- satI-r-S;uy ve-sni la,,is'is
- -, Fh--colcy-Hops Chaps al = ,LPM
P.,---,-h.. ". 49, krcsc~sl "a T..
pg..sio-f Acss.u,y- Br,ssssy, set sqri1< sad -
49,, -Brss~sy. cor l-ousre 81 - -
-, A :, t-u,ro-B ~. Brpoue st-p ~
l--.r.,.s,r. Al r1lou-B ross-s, cor NsAss ~ -
NJ. Atr-n' aAgr-M nerrs Rooms = y ~
csr.,v, .-.tr- = Noutas - Hal. svota 81
~ nr..,. s-r-natsrs-So.isty LhHr, hroaorc =,
y-h.,,.., s-r-raa-r.-Colssani ~ Br'sisA say n
c. yr-rrut. Nonssscrigt- ~ Rrusdey-pS a. 1855
q - Ms-~ur.Sss Bruad-sy, nssT srraS-- ps -
s,~sort. Ts..t.r-Chanbsf. srse-N ~
- n,.,sr- Bro.s-.y cor Anssf-Dsy 80 s'soa<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

~ The Pennsylvania Free Soil State Copv..
ten will meet In Pit,sburge the 4th Of July mex,
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Ngw.YoRK. THURSDAY. APRIL 10.

- T.i.e-a,s Dsra,<Ae tss Coz speed. bot yoa
r,.., lot rely or 5vral We have srsaey
...S Tia, q Ear Postasssrs reported car s't
lions. n Hai r Ere. Pa sbosn have essa non- n ST.
Abraham c.o1-es. Pstsson ss>r Gen Aefsha
Csd.. .na nsy William " Be1s al Lets kocs,
Ara ssosA winisn v Psys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

~ For Spring Trade OF near Counties ana States nov
10 Tho time 20 Advense 10 Country Papers choice Of
which can be hsd at V PALNEss Agency lie 10 de-
pgsd by tho publishers 10 receipt for subscp ons and 3D.
verr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

" Economy Taste FTOcK aud Drsss Coats to order
SO TO sis, tFoLwELLs, 1872 Broadway s6lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

nir snouni OF business has been trans.ctsd N
soS sspes last steamer q farther r.s.. ia. s,,.,,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
Conviction of the Prisoners at Beurse-.

BIrbes, Blanqu Flocon, sobrier, Raspail and 0antn
have been convicted a, Bourges and Barbes and Al
bert are sentenced 10 transportation for NE Bsnqui
and others TO ten years imprisonment each Gen
soutier Degre Bowie, Thomas, Lselain' and Lsrge''
have been acquitted and set at liberty Cau'idere
Ioul. Blanc Hencrere, LAWSON Napoleon Chance' ana
Zgneuret, no, having appeared have been condemned
par eo~trmae, and have been sentenced to nsn'Por'
ta;ion.
The great body Of the French people s undoubtedly
sound in principle and the prudent course pursued BY
Louis Napoleon tends improve tbs condition OF the
country in almost branch
NJ Proudhon. Journal has been sgsin seized. THIS
paper seems 10 set all Governments 81 defiance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

FOURTEEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
BATTLES IN ITALY.
CHARLES ALBERT'S DEFEAT
AND
ABDICATION.
War declared by Sicily.
HosrrLIrrEs IN HUNGARY.
WAR WITH DENMARK.
SENTENCE OF THE FRENCH INSURGENTS
Frederic Of Prussia Emperor Of Germany.
MORE FIGHTING IN INDIA.
DECLINE IN COTTON
GRAIN AND PROVISION nrAHKETs.
Eo &c &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
Miscellaneous Continental New

Spain furnishes but little fresh news. The ProVenSal
continues
Portugslis quiet
The Sublime Porte has ssued manifesto declaring
that be does not consider the sats OF Europe such as to
REQUIRE her 70 Increase her forces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
u Christy's Minstrels perform every evening
this week at Montague Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

y The Southern Telegraph wires were Gu
lssi night at soue poin. south Of Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

II Among the arrivals at the Irving House
yesterday were w. II. Prescott the his,ohsp) and
family, and Gen Garland, U. sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

II We are requested By the Southern Tele-
graph Company TO state that the collecting Of cents
for the delivery Of messages has been abohshed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

ABoLIrIos-On last evening, FREDERICK
DOUGLAS and CHARLES LESox REaoND, the distn-
guished colored advocates OF Freedom TO tho Slave
addressed very respectable and neligen. meeting OF
their coored brethren at Zion Church with their usual
power and ability We noticed several white auditors
among the hearers. and Who II was fully manifest,
Justly appreciated and heartily gave all true friends
Of Liberty must their approval OF the enterprise
which has exerted such influence for a number o,
years on the lie and lsbors Of Mr Douglas and bis
worthy associates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
Frederic Of Prussia Emperor Of Germany

SENTENCE OF THE FRENCH INSURGENTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
pelirIc.-TroubIs In the Loco Gang.

In the s. LOus w Era o. the lst inst We find
the following remarks CO the Prcseni coalition aid IN.
ture prospects o. ire Harmonious Denocrscy' n
Missouri.
No one Who posIssses toe east shresdnesi a. an OBJ
server can he bind q the fact that among our oqpo-
nents in ths city and throughout 70 state ne political
csudron s boiling and that wide ard Impair BE rug
tire = On the eve Of development that vii give 10 the
conservative friends Of The rev sdmiflstrauon tie
po1er-frsi IN this city and county iad lhn through
out the STAT
Cou,erptuo1sly a. the Free sofer. or Van Buren,
faction was spoken Of and tleir claims 20 rospeci45iy
Of numbers ridiculed - The q b. IN wing q op
pouenis - Louis tn.ir n11efce ara their weight
= future viii Be felt On Wa that vii convu'sc % is
center the party orgslizs. and renc Ia twain the
rock upon which heretofore ID security their policd
hopes and power Rave been bulk
Change upon change may b' made in the proprietor.
ship sud editorial de srtr 10 20 the party crssnz
IN ihs city; e5or's at Reconciliation may be renewed
from day - day for nc 9nths . comes new platforms
may De coustTu ted from dseor dsnf materials
gOsrz the party y tbs Visost ana most experienced
sachtms In their wirNsn. cd ard vel tried party
men Ike the officers of the Sax IN IBIS city, may
ceremOni0us,y 5c fhrorn overheard, and rev meE q
the community made % CD heir aces - pace offer
ngs those who control The political acton oi lie
dominant party here-5uf NJ viii b. Of no Syai
Fer more REASONABLE . % expect that rl and va
could be made by nlxtare, haa inas crdes can
b. brought cut OF ihc chaos 90 party among our cPpu
ncnis The extremes are 700 wide aplrt o. meet aId
those Of opponents DO look Tor il sre doomed 10
disappointment
The Free soilerS. adopting The Van Buren, creed Of
the late csnVsss. compose ot the elements r d.
vision % which We si'ude-ard tn prOsavery party
another-wlih views q. dirulged y Calhoun in tne
late southern Clnvr ni'0n Of members oi Congress.
aud the seeds Of which were sOvn 10 this city srd
state by the elder Penn, during tn dsys Il tie BE-
porter.
- diane really OPP site srs these. taf the ingfnu
ty alike Of politician and man has been found unsvailing
to frame platform broad enough . contain and sup
port both factions Fcr these reasons ~ are confident
that the party 10 power N city l. bound ere l1n. by
division D. l0se - influence and he shCn ~ -
strength - DO additional injury 10 TIE country. And
the conservative portion % hat party vii be com.
PEELED o take refuge under the u. % Gen. Tsyors
Administration. Rlo, in avoiding both extremes, vii
harmonic al the sections II the Union and psrpetuate
our glorious inst tlti0us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

W. take the following from the correspondence
OF the ErPros.
. The Secretary Of state has been compelled 10 shut
out every body from the Department except Foreign
Ministers upon Official business for tn next three days
and has 80 noted IN writing 10 yeiicrs The rea
son given is great pressure 10 the foreign cOrrsspon
deuce OF the Department From motives of obvious
proprie,y Mr Buchanan lei Ill the sponfcuce Of
the Department Of State for the month past 20 he sue
Al this labor therefore, with AL Of hc present
aud pressing business of the Department reefs upon
NJ. Clsyion The people who believe cares OF state
a bed u roses. would come q different conciu
sion If they could see the Secretary now he rises BE-
times breakfasts early. leaves for his Office aud does
not return iill 10 and n = ~ One meal day and Ia
Dor All the time the price OF personal glory and Of
fetal greatness now.
The Senate will be 0' ger IN session than was at hrs
supposed. The Mexican Protocol recently 80 clsb
oraiey discussed Ia the lause of Representative IS 70
become the subject Of discJ--on with closed doors so
much for buughng negotiations end self assumption OF
power. Prudent have I'll along issref that this
Protocol" would involve the cO1utry into difficulty and
70 have commenced 81 the very start Of the
new Administration. Thequesiion to be considered Is
whether the Protocol OF 10 not part Of the Mex
can Treaty, and the practical importance Of such
question every one can appreciate IN moment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
From Acapulco.

The ~ q. PicayHne Of the nth INST has two
letters from Acapulco written by passengers on the
California We make the following extracts
avail Of short s'oppsge OF the steamer California
this port 10 advice you that We arrived last evening
after dssgreesble voyage OF eight days from Panans
which place we ltft on the lst inst We take water
here and sail this afternoon for MAzslan where We eX
pect 10 arrive In three or four days.
since my last from Panama have little from Call
foria 10 ineres; you. think there will be great dir
Guilty in returning from that country 10 the states
Already has feeling Of INSTRUMENTATION manifested
itsef on board and all nds independent 81 the
officers snd there 10 little doubt that II the stories
current in relation California true, the chip viii
be deserted by all hands her officers and will De
obliged g. b. laid UP. We without sny tiiings
from New Orleans since We left except ria New iofs
Dec -. We have number sick on board with the
Panama fever Thank Heaven. We have no cholera.
Acapulco feis from the cities OF Grsnsda-in the
a. duties sre oppressive; IN the latter merely n1mi
nal TIE women OF Panama All dress well here they
are poor and dress badly There all kinds Of run
on ths coast and the natives make important item
of consumption. Our stoppage here WA great relief
20 me and good bath With me cup Of chocolate, has
made me fec ike NJ Gitsr my crowded passage
10 this point just think of los cabin passengers on
,t.smer 10 Chagres. thrown into steersge with not
half the room allowed by special act OF Congress IN
Al, cases of erng grant passenger ships have never
seen read or heard Of ought 20 compare q our siiua
tsn was two nights In my hammock with the sea
boating over the vessel and spray pouring on me- 81
nisht and many Of my fellow passeng lying IN water
20 TO three inches deep Hogs goats. cows and some
bulls al On deck with u.it really cannot be described
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

~ IL is minated - as that a rumo- has been
out "a circulation that the Hon Andrew Stewart, ono
q the Representatives In the last Congress had been
candidate for seat In the Cabinet and that bis claim
had been act aside or reeeled We authorized To
,tate ihs. the rumOr Is uniouDdet and that on the
contrary Mr. stewart did, In term. before the Mem
bsrs Of the Cabinet were designated pefemptory do
cline being considered candidate tor any once In
the gin OF the Administration Nat Intel
"a Chancellor Walgorth has given it az bis
opinion that there are legal obss-cs 10 prevent the
removal VI Madison University 10 the Cry OF k0ches
ter He .sO gives IL a. his opinion that the Baptist So
cieiy Of the state OF New YORK arc equally ifeo % re
move 70 TIA, city with their property His opinions
.sid % be supported ~ an elaborate and exceed
nglY able argument
~ Catlin. the celebrated aboriginal historian,
has been lscturing hs iavorite theme IN asnches
ter nglsni and exhibiting many portraits OF Indian
Chiefs taken BY him Ia as travels. he Was received
with gres, enthusiasm
n A Mr. Dow recently succeeded in obtain
ing 90 worth Of merchandise q Tspey Bes; & co.
Pittsburgh On forged draft carried the goods 70 Gin
cnnst, so.ed them, and sloped with tbs proceeds
~ Hon. Elisha X Potter has been appointed
by the Governor Of Rhode Island school Commissioner
IN place # Mr. Barnard resigned and % has accepted
he appointment
STEAMBOAT SCSK.-The steamboat Olivia, from
the Bslze reports tia, the STEAMBOAT Courier Capt
Martin, also from the Balize, su0cA log lev miles
below the EBslish Turn, on Thursday stsrnoop, and
sunk close Alongside the river bank. No lives were
los but the boat sad cargo reported being total
wreck IS. y. Com Bulletin. lob.
CHARrIsx ~ EsCLASD.-Ths feeling Of the
fraternity Of Cnsrsm may BE- from tns tact that
public 5enef, took place last month In the hsccles-
AID Theatre the proceeds ~ De applied % the family
ii John West at present IN prison FOR his Chsrss prn
eipes.
~ Gregono Carsjo was arrested IA New
ORLEANS on the 9Th On charge Of savszely s.sszltng
VI G. Jones. with intent 10 take life.
~ The L0reH Adrerfissr says there are four
hundred aud twenty I've places 10 that city .pins
are cold cOItrsry - lsx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
SCHOOLS.
BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES, GLEN COVE L.
NIlss DILLON respectfully informs her ffiende ana hs
April pupils only, for instruction m oil the branches OF
French French taught by nstvel and Engiisn ian
gusges also Music The location on eie.s,si k,Vuna
v rs witch daily commune alton msy be he'd by railroad
AMI s-amboa-ths landing bat milo fom tho house, u
Mt Ased 10 heahness facility OF sceess ~ any
situation In the State, while the limited numoss o. pIgs
1sares that attention their Instruction. and morals whsh
IN largs school would be impracucsbie Terms VIII no
fOurd extremely modsrste Cireusrs win references
lo be had Il Firth. Pond Co. frsnklnsqaue ClGs'
hu.un Co s05 Broadway Or Hanses ios Sx,ss yenss
J "A Townsend, 0reenwich-st J. L. Lockwood Co ~
Brosd~sy, w Dubois. SIS Broadway mis- tai
G.JKITINE CLAsskr.-JONEys iNITiATORY
w COUNTING ROOMS 2t1 Brosdway-A writing
thoCushl, Instructed In Jones's system developed
10 h. Elsnsutafy Wnuag Books Tbs success thst has
aeudsd his stem u instruction In The principal sehoos
progre,s Of The pupil will bs commensurate with Tho time
sud attention given These hooks are published BY
j. hErCALF, D2 East Broadway
Wholesale orders are received st2u Broadway
ml6 2w-
I,AuILy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0R B0Ys,
Il al POrshsstsr, tho Nss Yorh and New Haven hs
road % miles from Nsw-Yort-Ths summer Term vii
commence Ma, Choans, containing teams, feefs9ess
paneo@o g LlSeI,'''I Bhss; .s nsayss paoso.i
miJ In
L,vENING CLASSES IN WRENCH a. ibs rest.
tho Female Academy, BrooslynJ % Chsmbsfsa New
YorE. Apply from 10 4 o'cloct limo sddfssssdto -
sIs mis lw~
tho ladies' " Brooklyn and vicinity that sbs svss
10 The above language % Mancscss Ofs sysem,
st her residence - PesfLst Brooklyn ms fm'
l'OK sALE-Ths GOOD will and hHufss Of school
10 noar.hipk condition. and moe. isvos'cy eo.
Addrr. postpaid, J. Is. ls St. Maksplsce. nib iw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

rY We learn that the confirmation OF the
Mexican Commissioners is delayed by consiitu-
tional question raised in connection with CALEB
b. SMITH Of Ind. AS the Commission was author.
lied by an act of the last Congress, of which lie
was Member, it is held that he cannot be n
member of it. On the other hand, as lis term Of
Office expired on the 81 Of March, and the act did
not take effect till the 10th, it is contendcl that
the constitutional limitation cannot apply to him.
The latter view is justified by the practice of the
Government hitherto. and no doubt, will now re-
ceive final and express confirmation in the ac-
ton OF the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
Election az Harris curnment oil the
PcnrsyIVunia Eestsiature.

HASRisHusG, Saturday, March IL.
Our Borough Election came off yesterday and
considerable interest manifested in the result As
usual the LocoFoco ,lcket prevailed with the e>orP'
ton OF Henry Antes Nhg) elected to the Town Coun'
eli. snd Andrew Young (whig) the present PoPG~F
Messenger OF the sena,e-who was elected Borough
Constable by very large uasjori'y The sam'Ans
interests now 3, work defes, the Whig Csndidses
,os.v of whom II ALL were selected from inAi as
81 our citizens who now have cXerted their olacis
position to suppress tina, and other local abuses VINCE
have grown spscs for a series OF years
re weather Is delightful Spring has usurpcd toe
,,scs of Winter and everything indicates eontnna
iion Of 90 desirable a change.
The House of Representatives seune un'er !" gen
s influence adopted the resolution from the Senate 10
adjourn side ds on the 10Th Of April next SO far not
one public bill has passed the House with scores 90 Inc
sIs. of the greatest importance We want 9euee ma
~fiN' "' DArFEIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

FROM YCcAIAs.-We yesterday received Mes
Of HAysns papers % the 81 mat The only rers OF
iu,sres, 8 from Yucatsn. From letter published II
the Gaca1 de "a Habaaa Of the 2sth ult dated AerdA
February u we learn ina, the previous day, al I'VE
in the morning the Indians charged upon TIE ROWE o.
ssbsn N large numbers keeping up lively and well
su,tsired fire. The comnzncsnt Of the psee, 200
Juan &c IA Cruz ssoIa- placed himself At ne bead OF
a force and started on; TO give them battle Aitsi
hzht Of three hours IL which both parties eon,enasa
ss,pers,ely for victory the Indians abandoned tne
SID .rd dispersed il al directions through the soooa
s~por Salarsr IL highly commented for IA EA..a J,
and received severe and dangerous ~0sna Sals -.
Ia ADVANCE Of his troops On- sergeant and 70
,hs indians WA said 70 % cslsleegs5.s NO Della IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

GOLD MINIS rs NIcHIGAS.---The Minnesota
"copper" Mining Company have found, at distance Of
~ ieet below the surface OF tbs ground rich lode oil
copper Ore, feet wide with vein four inches think
containing considerable Silver and aide VI ns
vein OF pvs C1pp~ nine inches think. They have
oowed tns IL feet depth and 10 feet In length and
,na neither end or bottom. Another shaft sunk nj q
distance u leo feet strikes the vein OF pure cop
pr. The Stock Of this Company 10 now considered
worth 800 per cent premium
Adrian (Mich) Waschtowsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
California Law.
Tie n .. Picayaac publishes The i0lI0wlns lei
ter which dcscrtcs the regulations Of society at the
q sld piss ms, they might be;


ter which describes the regulations Of society At the
q sld pissins, a. they mil be:
CALIFORNIA In the Woods piece, Jan. ,. i-i9.
F1Iroas TRIBUNE Every ne espsper see from tbs
state. land they mighty few contains one or more
letters from oct here somewhere, giving the most ssiu
description OF things here msginabe-horriole muir
ders outrageous ;hefs hanging people BY scores 90
trees Lynch's law. sc. &c
Now as one Of our Company has made IS much As
b. thinks will 60 him. aud 10 going home, they have al
a,r,cd and requested that ! should give you By MS
hand.a little history Of how do things IN our " d.
slns" Ia the hrsi place. We assemble every sunday
morning numbering generally from 10 to 100, our
whole number who have signed Tie BY laws being loA
Oar place OF rcndexvous "a large oak tree, on beau
uful bill out OF which gushes pure stream OF water
a. wac ever drank BY You ought 10 see tnAi
tree il looks though IL had been topped about ~
wars 40 aud hsd never stopped spreading
Al I'D o'clock the Secretary reats TIRE bylA~s aiier
shch the President rises and says Does any mem
Der know of any violation OF the laws jls read 10
which three times out Of i've, there . no response
and since have been a member which Is about eisai
,,oaihs there has bcea offence committed with
one exception that received higher punishment thsn
a small fne. or a rryrimant from the President
Tae exception alluded - was poor dew who ~As
e.,cted in sding portion Of the days labor u bis
company The members thereof consisting Of nine,
i'm ne isely held meeting among themselves, gave
h!t his part Of their joint earnings which was about
5000 sna tod him % 90 as he Knew what would be
h.s fate peSt Sabbath. IL accordingly went and nas
not been heard Of slrcc-
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