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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09
Jnsuranre Companies.

EXCELSIOR
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE No. BRoAD-Sr.
NEwYoRk May s. 1858.
election held this day, the following elected Direct
OF u this Company, VIZ
GEORGE S. DOUGHTY, EPOUARD BOSSAHSE,
EUGENE PLUEKETT WILLIAM FBRD0N,
JACOB LITTLE =. HOSFORD
RICHARD r CARMAN, ANSOh LIVINGSTON,
AMBROSE &. HEGSLAND, ROBERT w. MEAD,
RAMSAY CROOKS, CHARLES SAOOkI
FREDERIC DE- PEYSTEA JOHN EVEN,
ALFRED PLUNKETT, CHAS B. WHITE,
JOHN GARCIA, P K. FRANCIS.
DANIEL RICHARDS, JOHN II. BROWN
G. W. BURNHAM, THOMAS STIILMAN,
VIM H. JOHNSON. HENRY BRUNER,
JOANNES GOURD, EDWIN IiOYT.
L. r LAHEES FELIX ASTON,
ABN VAN SANTvOORD, B. BLANCO
Wn A. 3 VAN DUZEK, JOS. GAILLARD. J,,
ROBERT HOGAN. ALEXANDER MUIRBSAD,
HIRAM ANDERSON CHARLES J. M0RLOr,
WALDO HUTCHINS, GySrAVE REYSAUD, Jr.
HOWARD c. CADY,
LUTHER BRADIsH WILLIAM KENT,
ANTHONY HOGUET.
At subsequent meeting of the Board GEO s. bOCOHrY
having declined reelection EUGENE PLUHKETT unsa
'"'''"' es''' l HENRY oUacRENBoss Secretary
vJNHE FIREMEN's FUND INSURANCE COM.
Il PANY Office No 10 Broadway Organized T., plan
paying the prots above cent 10 the Widows
and Orphsns Fund Of The New York Fir. D-partmeus.
N. B. GRAHAM, President
HEEaY BEEcKMla, Secretary.
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Gcdl.

OrrtcY ar rms CtMmRL,sD Coat AAD IRos CoMRAsy \
Conner of Bsosdwsy aud Wal 81,
NEw-YeRk Apnl q. tss.l
TIVE CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
go; Iii snnvn ard supr,yrd qualities OF Gu ABERLANn
COAL Twin bs shipped in the BEST oldss from tA7 o'asnys
Ss,sss a, Al.yand,ia Va, and Bsltinore, Mo
This Company, when required viii charter yes,-n S.e
freight without charge a mfh ArF Ell 1te.eene
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE. The concluding ex-
" snuaiou 0, the csss vi IBID follow, besisnirs 81

COLUMBIA COLLEGE The concluding ex.
~ smiDaou OF the oissss VII bc hsld ~ follows ~s'sn'ns
9!
The Se.irOe SATURDAY f1h BY Pod H. s;s' 70 A'Ien
ony hotday itih Pref hoCuEoh PbyEo:i tJsn
Af,o omy Ncdresdty 10Th Piof Joy. CasmIf
l7tb. Pio Nsirne Philosophy Friday lgn, Ifn 49,
EVicences o. BeiEion saturday yh ore school, rI4
g. ~ ote'rh1oi. Prof Leber Political k'"n'mJ "o"''''
2ls'. Pf'L Dfi,hT. La'ia
vni9's-FIdsy 18th Pot Il Caleb M-eha...i; os'u.'
isy. th Prot Ds'es MAlheuscs. Mo iay zlst " ~
Poi NaCscy Syttt- Astronomy, 2 e-ci7n ff'l "1
L. r,iurc al Es'hHc. To sisT, 90. Il. s'cHsa b.
fs,ut ana "a secn. Prot Huxley "sc1s- ~ 10. iV.
Dii- 20. la.'a III IL a.. -ftL. Prpi E-rr @
stor fH.sy 18th Prct Lieoer Modem lii'''y' ''AJ'
Ca. ff 4 A.iAoa G'fr<. u
Sophomore. Mo DAY. als. Prot Lebr History TIs.iay
F-sih,nstis wcc;e.day "a Pri Anhop Grek Tsnf-lI
An Prot Davies AID Prof Diisc Icsg .Sa r. s,ao'ls.'
AuCi %. History sud hruqui' ss'risy = d. Ffo '"'"e'
Rhetoric.
Frt,haCn M -dsy lie, l.. SEC ion Pit. Peck Mtio.nE
i-s = section, Irt Apton Grsek Juesdsy 20 roi Atn
Pot Pc Wednesday -. PCT fsiise ES-hsh thp
ior 1hurdaY P5f SChmi5 Anci G3osraP1y sno h''a'
A.tiglit.es; Fiesy, 3D. Prot. Drisler Lriu. ,,.,
TIE Commeacen.n, will take pl.ce Sbos TcesdsJ %sh
Jule lt III l.
TIE senes sxsmir alton o cse3ii.s for sim.soa viii es
t.ld in the e.deDt- Room pres d The fAc't 81 "
M, Thursday, SCI 80 FIiosy. OF l. Csedids :. pr
earle examination ~ sertilg mir nance %
1t before Fay June IS be ex-nei on hi HaAy
jane ~ at the same hour snd psc-.
The Regents u he Univtry, tie Alumni Of tn College %
the ld-nts sad 9Th iLt e.ted In tn cause oil eea
lou slr ipVi 4 TO ate nd the ex sul ns,ior.
CHARLES KING, LII d., Pirst Coz College
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Copartnersbip Notifies.

DISsOLUTION..The partnership heretofore
day dissolved by mutual All claims against Toe late
firm viii be settled by Z. q. DOW, who 10 hereby auhonzsd to
-ai.!e ,he accorn.A II. ". HENRY,
May g. 1853. q. DOW.
NOTICE.-Mr EDWARD KING is THIS
IN DAY admitted ~ a Partner Ia f,m.
New. To,i June / Is5s JAMES g. KING & SONS
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Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-TheA nn-
IT cen Atlantic Screw Steamship Compsnys nov and III
.-aamshp MONTGOMERY, y. Crocker. comm.Ddsr, VII -
Pier i;o H. N R. SATURDAY, June H. at O'clock
precisely PASSAGE with unsurpassed scoommodAaona
s,cs one half psr can't, Affected 4 ofbcs Appye
II. B. CROMWELL Co,
No. rs Wsst-st. eoFDes AL
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N SALE situated in Great Darlington, Berkshire County
Mass about ten Acres Of Land under hh cultivation with
variety of Fruit Trees shrnbbeIy Flowers &c Tbs
House has been built FIVE years ~ feet square with exeu
Of 3x25 feet erected IN tine most substantial
and has al the modern improvements The first and second
sixteen Rooms and Closets Pan.rie
Store Rooms &c. Eight the attic Main House warmed
by hot cir Furnace good cemntet Cellar under the whole
house. Range in kitchen Copper Boiler Sinks &c Bathroom
on .eeord floor Jr hot and cold waer. Good Ou,budngs
Ice well filed large Stable and several Wells and Cs
tens Of the beautiful in Berkshire Co.
VIII BE- sold exchanged In part for City Property For
full particulars inquire of HOMER MORGAN No metroP'i'
Bank Building Pine s.. New York
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.EOR SALE-LOts Nos. 100 and lOl President
Il st., Brooklyn. Apply to v
No. 81 Exchalge place.
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Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. ). NAL
IL LINE.-The fsvorte steamship FLORIDA, CApI -
tom Pier No North River. Cabin Passage TO Sa,snnas
BIZ. Of Lsdsg lispsd OIL, on board Fof Eeisst OF -
Steamers for Flf5s connect a. Savannah leaving evey
dag. Wednesday and Friday. The ApauSrA, Csp- WV
mil will succeed. AMI leave on SATURDAY, June ~
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OFFICE CUMBERLAND Coal AND isos Co. !
Cor or BsoaDwAY AND WALL-sT, New YORK, May 1883
THE Stockholders of this Company are hereoy
i notified that the RIGHT to CONVERT their present
STOCK into PREFERRED SHARES will EXPIRE on the
Sls inst On before that day those who wish 70 avail o. the
ard on or the of June next further payment OF
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents Share w be required On tss
stct will bs issusd Any O;khoieI snap,ng the da.e Of
on the paid of Six Cent snnun 70 those
dates respectively Copies Of the Report showing this condition
hoaers meeting the 18th day Of April can be bad st this
osce EDW Y. LOOMS. Secretary.
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Real Estate for 9ale.
TCHISON and ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.
"a BARBECUE DINNER
SALE OF 1870 RAILROAD LOTS,
ATCHISON X. l.,

O1 the <Ji Gay oil June, 1906
The Undersigned by direction Of the AcbisOn Town Company
will cRsr for ssle, above STATED,
100 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ~
ptocseds applied m the c1rucion ot the ATCl
SON AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD which Roa 10 the con
tnuston eS exenon OF the soh and St Joseph Railroad to
Atcsoa IA Western terminus. This snte beiog pushed
forwerd sThvgpr and eay completion OF The wIfk ex
pected the ntIec having been 1t 10 Messis Bu.ches Avid
Dean, responlible oontrsc.ots.
Terms OF SALE-One fifth Cash balance IN aud /? months
The Town Site having been regularly entered the te 10 the
Lots beyond dpu Many Of toe Lots the %. valuable
IN City persons desiring 20 purchase should examine
them before the day Of sale. :,
Raj rosd Celebration with usual cereuonis will be neii
Depot Grounds opposite the City. at 10 oc ok and at
~ O'Clock Babscuc Dinner will be- given in the City
Several eloquent speeches be expected from distinguished
who will be in sttendncs After dinner TIA. sale of
Lots W front Of The Atohson Hotel cor OF
Second D-s L. T. ABELL.
President of the Atchison Town Company
to- Nav
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CPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.-ODe OF the
- in the State for agricultural purposes contain
and Of the choicest sandy loan and IN
the highest cultivation thoroughly fenced with quaed
stone containing much fruit aud admirably adapted to is cuvs
ton Every field Is wsteIed by living spring ans bceitu
pure and limrd water the outlet of two large lakes
passes through center of it, which be used for igsng
purposes the stream drives wooden factory aud grist
mill below. The improvements consist Of large biick house,
house barns stables xe The crops ere sl H. and WIN
be Included in the price asked fer the premises aud
given immediately This property known to be as healthy
world being situated in necbboihoOd entirely free
from fever sSue muskeoes &C. and within Ia quarter Of
SPLENDID dock the Hudson River where three day
b.s ard boats land daily. Price hundred aud
oty6ve dollar. per The proprietor will sell one hundred
de,ired. Half of ths purchase remain on
bond mortgage for years cent purchased
BY syounE and inexpieuced person friend Of tue owner vii
remain the premises desired and int.te him III the arr Of
farming Apply in person 70 CHENEY AMEs, EsoPu Ulster
County, North River.
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CuyN,NG RAILROAD COMPANY, SEcKEIARf's OtElcs,{
No. SO Deyst, Nxw.YoRK. May n. lsS },
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the -. SLO 1Iyfn
HOLDERS of this Company for the ELECTION OF TuiK-
TEN DIRECTORS and THREE INSPECTORS for The "nsi-
ing yeo will held the office Of the Company In ths ct
on TUESDAY the day Of uns next the polls 10 be opened
Al n O'Clock and reu.n open for the space OF Two hours
The Transfer Books Of the Company will be closed na mo Sn
Ian. ISAAC OTIS. Treasurer.
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Ocean CLEANERS, Sc.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA tr
IL LIVERPOOL The AFRICA, N. Shannon. commands.
viii ali from the Ccnpanys Dock, jersey GUY With "
n.t At Il O'clock precisely Passengers are requested 70 b -
board by O'clock. .,,
Ano "' " = CUNARD No Bowling 0resa.
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4 SPECIAL meeting of the Stockholders OF the
"A BRECKENRIDGE CAMEL COAL COMPANY Is here
BY called held 81 the Western Hotel Couand-', EsI
YorFCity on MONDAY the 14tt day OF June 1853 at oc *
D. H. The purpose Of choosing Directors ani c,.a,nus 'he
sstion dhoders and Sto shod@s o9i on
he June snI the artion Of other ip'rtsn oi'
ness BY order OF the Directors.
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TOR CHARLESTON.-The steamship N.Y.
PHfS CAPT. 9. w. Watson win lrsve pier NO. u ~. -
or SATURDAY June II at 4 O'Clock ?. m prsdsly
ia Freight reduced until fnrthsr uocs to cents PEI oo.
sgspcs half cent effected It orr Office Apply
III b. CROMWELL & Co, No % Westse, CO.. Neeys
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Gummer Retreats.

BOARDING at a FARM HOUSE.-The large
I'D Fam Mansion Glen Cove, is now in order for nnle
d.ts rrceron of BOARDERS Families wishing 20 secure az
pleasant retreat for the Sumner month"; VII 30 vel
10 make immedsie application to CHARLES uNDEhhILb
(Ieo( Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

CTORE PROPERTY for SALE cheap--Ths
valuable brick HOUSE and STORE, No. l5i South 9Th
Williamsburg for ssls cheap Apply to j. :. wELLih0A
No s. South 6th-st-
ITO ALL PERSONS GOING WEST.-An In
r-e.ins and illustrated PAhPHLH Of 81 PAGES, contain
ing full descriptions Lu6s which the Illinois Central Rail-
road Cor psny settlers ors credits and low
rst4s OF will gss any going West w5s
will apply 10 the Compuy's Agency, No $50 Broadway
AHIIOTS in JERSEY, for SALE CHEAP
GVtt or EXCHANGE-These lots are only eight blocks
the Cuosd steamship docks consequently well locs-
for buildings coal other yards They contain
about oity aces In one pt with extensive water front sud
~ Ne sold bsgsn, exchanged in part FOR good Kn'
ID RoLds OF Stock Of Dry Goods Inquire OF y TOWNS
END No So Nasssu-st where the eau be seen Tnis
properly chance for investment speculation aud 70
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BOARDING HOUSE within 40 rods OF West
ID non D,po, with eyerv copy for bathing, fishing
&c oaly two hours rise tom City Hall Address WM. A.
HILL Ssnsatuck Conn
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CHICAGO TEN PER CENT (private) COU-
~ pom BOEDS secured by first mortgage upon Real Estate
worth in each double the smou,t OF loan :,
Bonds $50 each, three to run, Coupons payable IN
York November. Accompanying eech Bond are
Full abstracts OF tho ...os
"a Apprsisemens of each parcel
3D. OF responsible Chicago house oil thef test
lsrty, &c. For sale in sums 70 SUIT a, "A ,,y.
DTTTSBI RICH, FORT WAYNE and CHI
l. CAGO RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE real, ESrArE
BONDS Coupons payable June and IN oe T!,y o,
JOHN MURRAY, no. 40 Wallst.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSE UM
I'D -AE0TuEsl NEW AND REAI-TIEI-L DE- ana

- -AkoTHIe NEW AND D. BEaAITTIEUk PBAMsAa
PRIZE MODEL OF THE NEW CENTRAL PARK Third
time here Of original piece by the popular author
eff Si Waters Run Deep" Masks and Faces" ac entitled
TWO LOVES AND LIFE, which will be repeated THIS
AFTERNOON At oclock well % THIS EVENING at "
O'Clock Ruth Raveuscsr Mrs Kate Denim Ryan. Crest sd-
eiors mrae 10 The AQUA NIFARIA among which b tue
BANDED PROTEUS exceedingly aud curious aquatic
animal TIE Happy Family Perpetual Motion enormous
Livirs S-pents WaxWork Gallery &c. Admission to ali,
Is cents children under ten, IS cents
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Gmtlsrp, 6aroware anS Jror
painis, Oils, GLOSS, &s.

COBCRN's Extra LARD OIII-Very pure, will
~ never gum and will burn equal 10 sperm Bsrres So
salons JOHN ". QUINCY Co, No 80 Wiliism-st-
nAINTS snd OILS, CHEAP for CASH.-Tbe
Gnon Paint he per pound and the celebrated Roof aud
Fence Oil At PEI gallon make very cheap aud dursbls
psirt L. al &c. 70 &C. pound aud AL o.b-T
Gle. Us~d 10y Painters a. low ra,es , 81,
ERFNCH WINDOW GLASS. Great induce
u.u.s TO os.h buyers Low priced lsree GLASS for store
'front.'. Cu.tsk aud packing tree q chs,r-
' E. p DICKlE, No. IA ChAEb-rsk
near Hudson River Railroad Decut
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK have removed
nj to their New Banking House No Sd corner Of 7th
Open daily from pa II. TO p NJ and on "wednesday and
Saturday p m. from to o'clock. 1900
Interest allowed deposits st cent on sums ~ go and
sudrr THOMAS B. STILLHAN. President.
? W. ESQ. viooPrcsidsnt,
l. T Secretary
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CEA-SIDE LANDS.-The advertiser has for
~ SALE LOT of shout 10 the Sound at tha mouth
OF the Thames. New London Lighthouse
The land Is in high state Of cuystior Is particularly favor
able for The growth of ree of which there macy The
sni land very extended and picturesque II mas
heshy losson where epdemcs have never been known
perfectly sad other ia
rounded bv good and inland fishing and shooting fronts
beautiful beach where the bathing entirely safe and protected
children about nes from the town. aud
the Pequot House and is believed to combine NOR nss adj
for int cas hotels pvat Residences
then any other watering place whever and 20 become the
sv OF the Atlsatic coast.
Also YACHT OF 81 iuDs for SALE built FOR he owaer aud
in oil respects desirable fully equipped for ell s1 Of fishing and
ssie and comfortable In any weather.
furnished COTTAGE ~ stable and 10 scrss OF land
nsy had for the bought with desired Address
Box A. Norwich Conn. HOMER MORGAN esq., Pine-st
No. 5 Metropolitan Bank Building. (")
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-14

NEVADA Co.--The suhjoined items we scis.
sor from the Nevada Democrat, of yester
day:
The MuRDEE TEIAIs.-The trial of the par
ties indicted for the murder Of j. III McNIur-
try at Grass Valley, on the lst of July last.
was commenced in the District Court. on
Wednesday, the 9th The case of John Me.
Cabe was first called up, and the trial occu.
pied four days. The case was given to the
jury about dark on Saturday evening. who.
after being out fifteen or twenty minutes.
found verdict of guilty of fmurder in the sec
ond degree. Notice was given of motion
for a new trial, and the sentence has been
postponed until Saturday next The case of
Alex Griffin was taken up on Monday. Jury
empannelled, and yesterday was occupied in
taking the testimony of the prosecution The
case will not be concluded before to morrow
or next day.
AaREsrED.-On Tuesday night Of last week
Under Sheriff Van IIagan arrested J.. p.
stone, Benz. PascOe Eugene Whitman, -
Beaver, and Spanish John, who were charged
with robbing the Cinnamon on Bear river
on the saturday evening previous, and muir
derlng one of their number They were mr..
/ '4~NNNt 49, N'A''9o ' hllVl. Ou SATURDAY the
Grand Jury found indictments against Stone.
Pascoe and Spanish John, for murder. Whit.
man and Beaver were not indicted. but are
still held in custody. 1t is said that some
one of the above parties has been making
confessions, and has given many particulars
in regard to the robberies and murders which
have been committed in the county DURING
the past few months.
COLLECTING A BOARD BLL.--A man who
keeps a boarding house in the upper part of
the county recently saw one of his delinouent
customers engaged in game of poker, and
dunned him for the balance due on account.
b't the gambler refused to pay. The land.
lord then took his rifle and stationed himself
on the trail leading to the gamblers cabin.
and as the latter approached, he drew up his
gun and told him he must settle the bill forth
with. The delinquent boarder Immediately
threw down his purse, containing about five
dollars, and was suffered to go on his way.
QUARTz--From about hundred and fifty
tons of quartz from the Leeompton lead
crushed at the Oriental Mill, five hundred
ounces of gold was obtained. The gold was
run into bar and left at Bladsey's banking
house 1t Is about the size and shape of an
ordinary brick, and is worth between sixteen
ana seventeen dollars ar ounce.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-14
Mountain News and Gossip.
GlnsnNvn1r. oct. 10th. 1s5s.

0lhStNNllIfs OCN. lulllt 1000.
EpIroR DryocuAr: Cold boreal blasts, la
den with clouds. from day to day sweep over
the rugged hills making the forest pines to
reel like drunkard, Frost has come; four
times within the past week he has made the
old brown earth appear like huge pound
cake beautifully sugar-frothed; and the elti-
zens of this region are busted getting intheir
winters wood, whilst the happy dwellers in
the fertile vallics bask in the genial sunshine
of an Indian summer.
To day 4 sweet calm, like long, prayerful
Sabbath, rests upen the green pine forests,
whose arms are stretching, patient for the
coming snow. The blue-bird sings the sol.
emn song of autumn, and the industrious
squirrel makes his bed f moss, and carries
to the hollow tree the sweet nuts Of the pine.
This is the seventh day, upon which God
bade man to rest but the sound of the ham
mer and the saw is heard as if it were not
so. Necessity knows no law" Ambition
knows no God But let them work--it may
be wcll-they will be rich tomorrow, when
they will pray to make amends Wise, com
promising man o'ersways the power of that
eternal mind that made him.
This little community has been in an ex-
cited state for the past few days. Apprehen-
sions were rife that an elopement had taken
place. A very modest, but infatuating young
gentleman, in company with a rare specimen
of feminine loyeliness, took his departure for
one of the cities on the plains. The depar-
ture being abrupt, many disappointed swains
look chopfalen. The lady is sweet sixteen,
and one of those golden-haired beauties Of
whom the poets often tell; in fact, it is not
long since poet went up as far as Ceres and
peopled that fair asteroid with virgins in or
der to find countermate for the sweet erea-
ture-and no wonder her departure should
kick up stir amongst her five and twenty
lovers. 1t was thought Deacon would be
employed, and that the fair one would re-
turn with a matrimonial certificate in ner
bosom. The ladies Whispered and winked
and looked wise, and said, "they knew it
they suspected it long ago. and the swains
drank extra potions of lager and brandy, and
sat up late playing poker and seven up. In
fact the belief had grown so strong that it
would be matrimonial affair, that a sera
lade was in rehearsal But the excitement
vas allayed this morning by the return of
he young gallant, single and alone; and to
ONE of the swains the disappointment has
,een joyous one; and the sweet virgin still
ives, the idol of their hopes, and to destroy
more men with her voluptuous charms.
IT'S midnight now, and all is calm, whilst
autumn dreams of winter-and to bed, to bed, |
will your communicate,
TIENRY ! aeon
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-14

MoEE RoBBDRIEs.- o'clock, Tues
day evening. two teamsters were driving into
town, about half mile from the city, one
being some 400 yards behind the other. The
one ahead had $1,000 in his pocket Three
highwaymen, on foot, suddenly came to his
side, but before they could stop his mules,
he hallowed to some three or four persons
who were riding inside the wagon, and the
robbers, seeing preparations for resistance
Immediately left They then met the second
teamster. who was entirely alone, stopped
his horses. and demanded his money, one Of
them holding the lead horses and the other
two standing on each side of him with pistols
drawn. He "shelled out" SSl5, it being all
he had, and they went about their business.
Information being lodged with the police,
they forthwith arrested a suspicious individ-
ual who had been seen coming into town n
short time before In the morning. the Mar
shal, Captain and one of the officers of the
police went out to the spot where the robbie
ry took place, taking with them one of the
boots of the party arrested They there
found that the boot exactly fitted one of the
tracks, and, accordingly, they followed the
tracks for considerable distance and found
where two of the fellows had eamped. They
then came back, obtained horses, and at this
present writing are on the track. The party
arrested is a man who was engaged in the
draying business in this city, in 1856. His
name is John Dickson, but he is more IA
miliarly known as Long John" He has not
been in this city until now, since that period.
1t would seem, that he has not been engaged
in any calling quite as honorable as that OF
draying, subsequently, to that time. Mr..
Moore, the teamster who was robbed, says
that this same man, Long John, rode with
him, in his wagon, one day last week, all the
way down from Fosters Bar
P. S. The pursuing officers traced the
tracks to thieket on the river bank, and
there lost them
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-14

The INcENDArRY INDIAN G1RL.-The young
Indian girl, Mary Arm, who twice attempted
to set fire to the premises of Rose Cooper on
Dupont street is still retained, says the S, F.
Times, in the station house. The family who
formerly had her in charge have refused to
take her back again, since evidence of the dan.
gerous deception has been shown She is
too young to be punished by our laws, and
the authorities scarcely know what to do
with her for the present. The House of
Refuge, if completed, would be fitting place
of residence for her.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-14

INSANITY AT THE MrssIoN.-In a barn Just
beyond the Mission, says the Bulletin, of
Tuesday, according to information received
at the police office, there is a crazy man, per-
fectly naked and furious lie is so violent
that nobody dare approach the place The
police department has no means to provide a
conveyance to br. him into the city, and it
is therefore probable that the man will re
main where he is until some measures are tn
keu by the citizens.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-14

G55 We noticed fine terrier dog on D
street yesterday, in the last ogonies of death,
the result of eating preparation of strych-
nine which was intended for his natural prey
the rat lie had the best of medical atten
tion, and was surrounded by large crowC
of sympathizing friends.