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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
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= ary tWenay-10urth, l6lo, With fan authority
ITO grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honorS,
- sxercase al and singular the privileges eommoc
= ennmeraal colleges authorised b. lSv, n cher
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fuli cour0e Of Instruction, IN this lnstieutisu.
smbsaces Double Entry, BOOK -Keepins, Commercial
Commercial Law and Penmanshlp
0e0tle0sn can enter for the couSse separately.
aad d any time, - Instruction y impaired indivdu
ally, snd - IN casses, and sach dspartmsat inde.
pen1ent md Under coatrol Of It, respective Proeaes
81, Who aSoos respeasble for the progress Of hls
Duplls.
- Ysang Gentlemen Wishing 70 prspars Them
solves for buansss pursuits. respectfully nvited
- call during business hours, and examine Tie mode
oS npsrtiAG Instruction, the prosress Of the pups
md SAe superior Abilities EXTENDED 70 those des,roue
q Qualifying themselves br the practical duties Of
the cou1tins-hosse. Personal reference given 70
above two huadrsd and nfty (260) practical aeooun
taots, Now IN charge Of books In this city IN OF
whom have completed their business eduess,oa IN
~ 1nsooeuetsa.
N. D. 1or circulars, Containing information IA
foard TO t1ms, the oourss q iastructioa, and I'll
6uI1nsss csnnscts1 with tho shove, en- coil = ~
ossth-nast corner Of WssAinstoo svenus and yossh
JosA1HAn JONES, q. Louis. No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
Syme's SurgerF.
Principles and Practice Of 0urlery

QI Jome0 w. ? B ., PFo(esDor d WhjeaI
- Uaiversity Of Ddinb1rgh, &c, &c.
. kdise1 WITH Notes ed llustrsttons b. nsbsst q
Newton, = .. Prot Of Sure-ry n The Dcjec,te Ned.
g! lnsaitase q 0tnsinnati, Ohio. &c, T. Ia
Fro@ the Binburgh editloa p1b. Cincinnati 1857.
vol. 70. sheep 80 page, illustrated with nnfss
pstce Is %.
Just rscstvsd and lor sa,e b.
Hi ADAM.
20 e 1saAy street, ssas Tho Pest once.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
.MRS. ALDEN CROlKETT

ID ESDnnTTULLy info, me the citisens OF Daven.
N port that she has opened Primary School in
fAe Building on Main street, mart 70 the L. Claire
h,Ase, where she ID prspa ed to TAXI limited num-
eer At pupils
fesns made known On application chool Room.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
WRITING ACADEMY.

IN GRIGG'S BLOCK, corner "a and
feiry Streets ~ nov open for tho re-
ception Of papils, and ladies end gen-
g tlsmen an respectfully invited 10 can
eo1 exsmins specimens. Rooms opsn from "a. 4
OUt. ie6Jd1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

TiiE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF TIE
Peoria NJ arime
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MADE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAWS
OF THE STATS OF IOWA.
PEOLLA. ILLINOIS, MAY 27rH, 1857.
~. sHd 1 Ss.y 2, the Company rso. n:
noss. s' '''''-' '''-
Ths amount Of it, capital stock-Pivs hundred
th0uaand dollarr.
The amount Of Its capital stock paid up.-rhiss
hundred Thousand dollars.
The assets Of the company are
LIST. Cash on hand, six thousand one hundred
dollarA
-. Reel estate uneneumbered. eight thousand enc
hun1Fed ao1 afty dollars.
ID. Bosds owned b The coopany, seventeen
hundred dollars, drawing ten per csas
9Th. Debts OF the company secured By nortesee
80 are twelve thousand, i've hundred and -
vs.sy.avs ollsrs.dssvins twelve PER cent.
Gth. Az other debts y per number 6.
sth. Dsofs FOR premiums due and not due, eleven
housand dollars.
7th. Another securities, consisting Of discounted
ouls, notes, drafts and acceptahees, ma
turing daily. having from sight 70 min ~
DAYS - run from date Two hundred
seveoty-nin thousand, sevsn hundred and
thirty DOLLARS AuA SIXTY eight cents
Amount u nsAiiities due or not due 10 haoks or
other creditors Of the company thous and
four hundred tweaty-scven dollars end forty
eight cents.
Loeses sdjustsh and due.-ueos.
leaoos adjusted and not due.-Noee.
Losses unadjusted.-Nene.
Lssss IN 500. enss waiting further psoof-Tvo thou.
An sGAsr ciai1s asalaa he suapany.-Nooa
1Ae greeteos amount insured By the compoOy IN aoy
one risA.-fen thousand dollsss
n Creates aalsved By the rsss Of ths cen.
pany 70 D. Insured in any ops citv. tovn or I'M
Iase.-No rules cooeevssas u cane.
The largest amount 10 b M srsd In any one b,eck
Not ezcssdins isn thousand dOIlass 70 mp -
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

A nsu end daagssoss coantsrl1lk01
ths 1asrtavs.sse0 1Wk q Virginia = The
dsasulnatsoa Of ten dellars. ~ ns1s ~
|rppsDsueh lhis ~ y soantsrssit ,,
- 0slnut isiaa1iae Il the essias ~.
- tesle1aAp1s sdsssige SD / .esA 81
aag1yra "! "a. &. R 8.
|4 "a 2assss>sM \
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

TheHnenetefo [! Therneneters !!
Why usesul TO show HOW HOT II w,. At yse.
d eo,e1 % and q 50 each, q ''
No. - Draay street, mar ~ Poss Oace.
July1ldtf MI ADANa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

TTE1 sssrE@ yNsv Yssk. July IL q
\ zTho stao0ahip Co,u0bia aailed n II To-
'dAy n nvsrpSsa viIAS4 paalsaesrs Sii6,.
Se0h Qsa6Asa isss,7 Ys.lr
II 49, 80 tAa1 AssAlisssp HAGAs
10y SfA1Ay q O'tsaEst vin q
60 10Y - III ~ ~ Ssss
+ 0ai.sA - ~ "a = Jm1u o.
|roQotvo0 hGgA sisss~nsg = sssst 4 sas
] !. &. ( Z VI / = 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
T. 10. 5, block %, 5th street, between Vine
W lot ., block u, ID street, between Iowa and
lie Claire streets.
8. Lat In stsrdyvsnt's Addition, good building.
10. Lot block 10, "a street. between Ripley and
II Lst 3, block q, 10 feet 'front.' q street. near
Brady, very haa dsome property.
H. Lots 7,6, block u.s. lie Claires Addition, 18th
street, between Brady ami Perry streets Price $500
-. Lot block IS, 9Th street, between L. Claire
syesn.
IL. Forty feet front BY 100 feet deep, good brick
house, rooms, Brady street, near 10th.
blot .. block ., In Slaymskers Sui division, cor.
ner Hisn and FULTON streets, house and fruit trees
10 Lots g. I, 8. block 81. corner lows and Seventh
streets.
81 Lots I. S, corner Rock Island and 6sh streets
- n corner Brady and Clay strestslos l0exIao,
very handsome property, and ol|ersd low.
g Lot block 50, e4sl6O 9Th street. east q Bra.
dy, brick house. Price $500.
%. Lot 10, block ., Forrest Dillon. elxlso. cor
nsr an and Warren streets, good bsilding and nne
river view.
UNIMPROvED CITY PROPERTY.
20. nunbsr Of very handsome lot. with coed
river views, In BLOCK ~ Of FutOn's Addition frice
sue each.
-. Lot 4, block 81, lie Ciaire's Addit,s, Rishth
:lssse, bstwssa Iowa aud II Claire stsssts. Fsiss
tlOOO.
.. Sh scIes On south side Of Locust street, ane
building locations.
-. 70x60 Of lot !, block IS warren street. between
ID and u streets. Offered very low.
-. Lot ., block :, Oot Z 0argeuIs Second Add.
ton, west I'd street, Price $500
70. corner Perry and Clay streets, 72xis0 feet
very low.
10. Corner brady and 18th streets, AxlsO fset.
ID. South Of block s., LIE Claire's Adiition--
I2th street between Rock Island and Iowa. $500 psf
lot.
,. Lots :, 8, .. 10. block II, IN Futons Additioa.
60 Lots h Michele Ad uiion. Alss large uum-
~ Of hah ocse acFe and four loes In the North
ern suburbs Of the city.
And Block ~ Of AcCogs Addition to the Town Of
1t Pleasant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
ED UV.aRD .aLDE.N.
W.CoRNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREET
DAvE N r o At, TO VA.
A1AL ESTATE BROKER
DEALER IN
EXCHANGE
GENERAL LAND
ED WARD .aLDE.N.

uOuBEs rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected.
IA Tsxes paid Tor nou-residents. Collections made,
promptly remitted 10 any part Of the county
EHcbsnes bought and sold, Notes discounted on
good security
REFERENCES.
q wilder. Esq, Boston, Mass.
Locke, Marshe 4 Co, Boston, Mass.
W . Auddectt 4 Co, "
Hon " harris, X. Bridkevster, Mass.
Russell Alden, Campello,
= Keith, Esq, Arlington, |"
s Woodman, (nanker) Chicago, IN.
Huntington, wadworth PARKS, Chicago, m.
A Douglas, ESQ,
3 Stevens, ESQ, St Anthony, MINI. Teri.
"a small, nss, G.len., IN
Burrows Z Prettyoan,
Burnell, Gellett 4 Co,
CP whitcomb, Eco,
april 26df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

D. B. SnELlv, Forwarding and Com
mission Merchant. near the r. r Depot
will take pleasure in serving customers
from on sections Of the country in the most
prompt manner. His facilities for storage
are most ample, and all matters entrusted
to his care will be punctually attended to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

Dr. Burts hoteI y on the progfes-
sive. A large number Of masons and car.
penters are busily engaged in putting in the
foundation, which is Of the most substantial
kind, being Of stone Eve feet and . half in
width on the bass, and laid 1t depth
which viii secure it against action Of the
frost NJ. b started for New York yester-
day 70 order furniture aad furnishings. and
be u esnfdsat Of having his house opened
early N the ensuing Spring. ssAs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

tine PEOPLES oARDEN,"
HARRISON ST., BET. % AND 3D.
THIS popular plaza Of psbic resort viii - opsn
y each Monday aad 1huBday evening throushout
~ season.
a GRAND CO.VsCERT
wIli Be stvsa essA evsasash By
Y U10IoNI7 ND.
C,ncset 70 conmence u half past sewn O'Clock
REFRE rs HE FTA
Of every variety and Of the best quality. 1t III
AID MIS- SION FREE!
Juiylsdu HoRrNo 4 HRNN..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21
PRIT.ATE TUITION:

THE Reverend Geo. q. Stseet, Rector Of Bsilvue
i jacobson OCenty lows. will receive into his fam
.ly very limited number OF young gentlemen, 70
beaSd and educate with bis own Sons.
4usC, with the use OF Piano, French and Draw.
Ing are included In the Course Of Instruction
Bellvue b healthily situated, and, being On the
river saally accessible from ali parts, both OF Iowa
md uinOio.
IDnNS NODRRATB,
1eosreoce, o. special pssnission,l
me Rikht New. Bishop Lee, UoveapoSt
ksv. Alfred L0uderback,
ybenessr Cook, Esq.,
Hen: J. p. Cook, /"
Col. JDo d. Evans,
Joseph .. Simpson ESQ.,,
APRIL 10 1855 Dig.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

Valuable City Property for Sale.
TUE Mississippi House, situatsd on Front street.
between Main and Harrison streets VIII b sold
cAsap. Lot % b. $50 leet, Part Of the purcAass
Dsnsy can reui Ain for and years at 10 per cent
Alsn Lot on eth street, sdJoining the Depot, az
40 feet;
Also corner NJ a Brsdy d. corner Of Clay, 1903
rs feet.
The lots - and eth streets are splendidly stu
ate for business purposes, and the location Of the
Brady street lot ID Of the best In Nsrth Daven.
port.
Yor particulars spply TO
FAIRBANKS HICKSOM,
mh30du He0mAn's Building Nam q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

AEssRs. HGRIna + HsHHls Gaee .
highly ssdhahs saAssea,eant = ~ Pc
ipls,s Garden On Saturday ev@ksG TAe
music furnished for the occasion was
sxssllsat end We havs no doubt al
present were plssssd with ~ order Of the
szsrsisea By the way. don't forget that .
similar dsmeastrssioa may BE expsctsd 4
the same plsss % Saturday evening nsxe
and On every succeeding Monday and satar-
day evening usail insth@.stieel 40 "a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

ESegtsee For Sole.
II DsS1Bst S1anlng @1se, q 0Axuon's NuIs. N
j ve1eor1 Dan - $50 q any tims, DAY a. aight
II has Ioh-lDsA uiinder, MT stroke, cut % 10
DerSecs eeedtton, Any 00e n want Of n. I H.
~ VooA . vell 70 ell eooo. POI fartAsS psr1io.
ulasS aQpay -
uGAlodowtl 0AWNOW YRuNOY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

lsssuaalI appeared before ~ NE usdsssigned
y0eU Pgl9ntn 81 ~ ~ Cisyef PoDsis. spanty
Peoria - 0lsfe Aforesaid Ohas4os nn,sai, oeesc-
sasy q ~ rsosia Marks and Iise lasulaaee Con
1872 estsg beg nSse a1ly sworn, deposes M ssys
~ the onexed staleo ent Of The oondtttoa - sGl
cmossy , eessect aGBriine to HE knswls10s snA
basef.
nuaA 0ivan under my hand asl sOclal seal
~ ~ day q Msy, A b, 1857
sgS D1MARD DAIGY, MP.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-21

Bennett 4 Plunler.
A TfOsMsr's and Couas-llcrs u lav. ard yc,.
- ~ rnohe Also ssenis for tho CHART O,k
bfre les. Co., Hartford. Conn, Cap,tsl Ssoo oo.s
City Pre- In.Co New Haven, 3So.sn'
Once u Claire Bloch, Davenport
All BENNETT
s"D' 'sdiy FRANK PLuMHR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
CITY ITEMS.

xOpTL JUDGE And MODEL LAwrER.-On
Friday Last q Gaze was tried in the Second District
Civil Court, before Judge OConnor, which shows the
bad effect Of electng pothouss politicians and Dead
Rabbits 10 offices Of publehu. The facts oftbe case,
as gathered from the evidence are a. follows: 10 the
latter part of December, 1856, . gentleman named
John Pyns was arrested on charge Of abandoning
bis wife. He was taken before Justice Michael Con.
molly at the Tombs, and after examination he WA
locked up in default Of $500 bail. His mother, Mrs..
Hannah Pyne after rome difficulty obtained gentle.
man named Richard Barry to become security for her
sen. Corncny sdvised Mr.. Barry to have nothing to
do With il. Charles S. Spencer, who managed to be
retained ss counsel for Mr. Pyne, made proposition
to Mrs.. Hannah Pyre to the effect that ii che would
deposit $500 with him be would obtain her sons re-.
lease on bis own responsibility, and would pay any
sum the Justice should name to support her sons wife,
Mrs. Pyas told the lawyer that she could at get 90
large an amount, but she thought BY consider
able sIertiOns che could raise 600. Mr.. Spsn'
Ger, after . few objections, agreed to FIX
the matter ct this sum. Mrs. PyDs, havrg
procured the msney me. Spencer at the Tonbs, where
be producrg Written discharge for her sso she paid
over the t2oo in 80 gold pieces. Mr. Py,e was then
cot q liberty, and Spencer gave Connolly tloo, keep
ing the other hundred fr hmaslE Justice Coanolyce &C.
eded that Tie sum of 81 per week for the 'pscs Of
one year, shssld b paid to Mn. Pyne Junior, the
ssms 10 b. taken from the 800 he had received from
Spencer The money regularly paid to her by shs
Justice Until il bad reached the sum a &2a 80 when
farther payment was refused by him, On the ground
tia. Spencer had tod him not 10 give any more n'ney
to her. q che was again living with her husband and
that BY the terms Of the agreement che was not 70
receive cry more money in case they came together
sgsin. Mr.. Hannah Pyne sccor iirgy brought sui.
AZ aims. both Connolly and Spencer for the balance,
sme utng to about t76. Mn Pyns insisted that the
terms of The ssresmeot Spsseer wss TO return the bi
ance ever and above the payments made 70 hsr dsah
erin law il the psries should the mater. aadvs
toe.ttss again Jsstics CospOdy aaa n. Spence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
MEMORANDA.

BY the Ssisdin, from Csrthsgens We have later
news frsm the interior Of the Republic.
Senior Pedro A. Hensn has received q majority VI
votes for Governor Of the State Of Aatio4uis.
The Legislative Assembly Of the Stste Of Bolivia
has voted that ths bust Of Bolivar be placed in tho
Legislative Hall, and bis portrait in the ofiics Of tho
Government
The State Of Boyacs has decided upon lts Constta.
ton which Is said to be based upon liberal principles
upon such liberal principles as was hoped for. That
OF the State Of Cundnamarcs is alec not considered
sufficiently liberal
MUTISY on BOARD THE AMERICAS BRIG ANTE
LoPE AT AsPIswALL.-Ws are indebted TO al Aspin.
wall correspondent for the following
The brig Antelope sailed from New-York for Aspin-
wall with q Spanish crew. The captain name not
giver died at Inagus and the mate appointed to
the command, but, owing to al attack Of dslirium
tremeps, he was subsequently sent on shore Captain
Samuel Dixon, . passenger on board the Antelope,
Consul at the Island and under hs charge the vessel
arrived safely at Aspinwal On arrival in port, the
crew refused 10 do duty, In consequence Of which
they were imprisoned until the vessel was ready for
sea, when they were put on board but again refused
duty, and attempted to get shore. As Capt Dixon
would not sceede to their wishes, they attempted to
use force, whereupon q desperate struggle ensued,
which the captain aided BY his mates, finally
ceeded in putting the mon in irons BY the advice OF
the United States Coasal and Commodore Paulding
the captain advised to ship another crew, and to
keep the mutneers 10 irons until bis arrival at New
York and thea hand them over TO the authorizes.
Our adds Ii at the first and second mates
deserve great credit for their conduct! and that Cspk
Dixon 10 kind and humane man, who 10 incapable Of
giving any to his uen for the conduct they have
been guilty of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

Sacramento Nov John Elder formerly OF Indianapolis
Ind, eyed 70 years - -, -,
At CsApools Oregon Sept 49, Nstnsniet " SecA, oea
psescher Of the M. Z. Church -. -. .-...., .ea,
a irnsss Of several months, Nov Miss Tnomass puaIte
% vsr California aged 81 years and 10 months AND W tnioe
vs.Ss 4 member Of tho order Of So Domiac an, - ~.
At Folsom, NOV. y. Robert D. o"sfN ~ 'u' f'N J' " 49,
hxe, formerly Ct Maine. A. t.A. oy .ha Och of NJ
VAN Der Of pleuisy James Aone aged 20 years. native Oh
Kentucky -, 60 uuv O u uvm.n Rptt.r
Sad aftd Is years formerly Of Wstertown. T.
Ia Ssn Francisco Nov H. after paint Illness OF several
vsis H. Camp formerly Of Marshall, Mich, ssed - yeats
M CAMP immsat.d across the Plains in 1912 He leaves
wife ana child ct Murpky's Camp , ~, \.
A. Fort stenscoom a. Oct q. Lieut.. John Nusen Of
Company A. Fourth Infantry. U. 8. A. - =,
In Oiovie Nov Is suddenly Crnestne wife OF henry M
Blumenthd late Of tew York aged about Il years. -
Drowned By falling overheard from the steamer sonora ocI
n Alexander p. Stirling Of hatcher Misc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
AUSTRALIA.

We have received, by way of Callsp, Melbourne
papers 10 Sept. l9.
The yield Of the Bsllara. and Bepdigo diggngs still
continues abundant and new gold field at Mount
Ararst has been discovered, TO which population Of
forty thousand persons has Aocked. 1t is rich and
very extensive.
A bill repeating State aid to religion has been
paseed.
The subject Of Federal Union Of the Colonies Is
berg strongly urged, and will probably soon be
brought forward in practical shape.
Tho last shows the population Of the Colony
Of Victoria to be little over 10000.
The total amount of gold shipped from Melbourne
from July to Sept. l6. Of this year. is 1897 81
ounces, or 70 tuns, cwt, qrs ~ rs, IL ounces ct
so shilings per ounce, value f7,636, GOA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
Married.

In ssn Frsneisco Nov toe Rev Or sco Mr. Ben amin
Ee,b OF The house Lucas Turner Co., to Miss Besds
Fserad daughter of Jaose Thornton, Of this city .
In San Francisco Nov by the Rev. Father Gallagher Mr.
jeremiah Murphy Miss B. Brennan, both Of NewYorh
city. -
In Sacramento Nov L. Dsvid L. Emerson to Zelinds D.
Henry, recently from Maine . =, n,,,
In San Francisco Nov by the Rev Dr. Scott, Mr.. Philip
RiILley to Miss Mary Abby Murphy:
In Ban Frsncsco residence Of Capt w fhomp.on
BY the Rev. E. r. Cutler hr. Joseph Grant TO Miss
kebeocs p Davis 49, -
Mar, sville, Nov O. Mr. Henry Reiinssr to Miss Clara
Heiitrsun- ~.
Ga 18th Nov at Grace Church San Francisco, by the
Rev C. Ever. Robert Redmond Of Everton, England.
ana Es.her Scott of Boston, Mas. - -
In San jose Nov. s. Mr. George Ostock to Ms Mary w.
In San Prsncisco Nov H. by the Rev. B. Briefly Mr. o. B.:
fue San Francisco TO Miss Josephine G. Taylor, OF
E,ssels Ranch Nov a. BY Father ssttery Of Mays
Vile MI Denis AcGIsh to Miss Margaret McGTsth OF Phil
sde.phs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

=. ,.,,,Ios found &<ea, hanging from
IA bleoe - -, from Woitskuis iss dsoeas,a IN thar
lad no iristds and nc oos m"n - mast lvpessd
shed. rev n,. three Americans; but the officers
end lssneo ~ matter, and the offenders had to
TOOK ho'o ~ .,tspt Of eight or ten Thousand oolaos
steo 20 ,hsS coad escape the punishment they mer'
lied" the Eco. If these ohcges, 80 publicly
90 ss!n spsr OF CO nsicerable cuoulauon, De fase
mace hey will be ooDtrsdictsd; II they DC true,
SECS that there are some oToNiss IN Sa ~
may Who deeerve to be clsseed With the ssvages Oh
cSsOoa-
From rHr Cars POncHar;,.A iet,er s 10 Nov -
Sas Diego Here h0n Colorado CITY, a''e' '''
sfSe Apsohss mol, "a lnrOsd, few weeks .p ~.
IA 80. ~ ont no.. ldeisble amount OF STOCK "a TUG
seirhborboOd Of 81 Buchansa, e.euasG Il rep,rtsd
80 "a fsr as CT .sssss The Goyernment roy.
- being TIE heaviest ser, several Of the 0'"P""J
sorsSs bsyiog been eta b. No lives los1. ;..u,
H@Tbe Pimos and N1icops continue non1uay
friendly, but Us' .fg 50 ssacy .onsS there s' soon
tnes ~ he able With the next immigration. They
hs in sor- inste.ccs, demanded toll. IN the shape
- cattle AID have rcnuiitted iome thrilling depreoa
$50, 81 - settled point that the immi
~ 10. -, be an unusuall3 large one, IL
~ Il NJ Government should take 'one
s.psf - d s!opce.
IA Sva D. pack are reported on ts bs N.Y. H.,
" ". hSc,- -.ny 10 recover their confidence In one
another, {, quch shaken by the unfortunate Crsbo
srpoditit lis Of the greatest imPor aDce 20 tnis
.atiop cf the ceustry that this trade should be los
tsrsd, a large portion Of the bresas'unS cSnsumea
Along the line come from the neignDofng states Of
NsIioo."
BEES M CALiyoRsIA.-There are no wild bees ia
California. and it was supposed for some years by
many hat honey -bess would never thrive here. Ba
msSy have beer imported and they do well, PARTON
law in S.,,. Clara County. They thrive 80 well ths
a coed hive of them is worth 800. Alta California.
A CunIosr1r-A correspondent, residing at Forest
City. Csnfornis, engaged in the mining business
writes us ss folows:
~ Am located In a mining district where the mining
4. mostly done by the bed rock tunnels Many OF
ss are from three TO four thousand feet under the
mountains, and they have to be worked through the
bed rock from ten to fifteen hundred feet before they
get through when they come 10 and work the channel
OF an apcien Mt river have been ia them three thou
sand feet unc or gIound. In them saw any quantity
Of food wood and large logs and trees, many OF
them several feet in diameter, and portion Of them
petyfed end become like stone. Some OF the wood
remains almost in perfect state Of preservation.
found petrfed lizard in one Of them. some OF The
wood edheIing to him. Ii Is splendid thing. IL had
bee me very much like sulphuret of ron-a mineral
resembling gold. II is about ak inches long, and
srea. curiosity. 1t very heavy or would send 1t
p you / viii iDclose come specimens Of the same
nstare, 90 you can see then."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE WHALING
ELECT In THE OCHOTSK SEA

Capt. Brooks OF the wbsler Lsvere.t furnishes the
following statement TO TIE Alta California.
The last whaling season is the Ocho,sk Sea hiss
been fortunate one but there has been little whaling
IN that ses save In the South Weet Gulf The whales
which in previous seasons had been 80 plenty In
Tsvisk Bay Shabtsr Bay and most other parts Of the
sea, cid not appear there at all during the present
Autumn This 10 the 6rst season that thsse grounds
1ays failed since whaling boon prosecuted 10 the
Oedotsk Sea. A lEge part Of toe feet not fading
stsss 10 their accustomed grounds, accidentally fell
with large "pod' Of whales In the Southwest