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SAER'S RESTAURANT.


4 VIE subscriber has opened Restaurant
r on Font street, Morganlown, where
he is prepared to furnish
MEALS At ALL HOURS,
gotten up !" the best STYLE Oysters, sar::
dimes Game. and other delicacies served III;
on short notice. cooked TO suit the taste Of
The most iastidious.
OYSTERS for sale also by the Can, half
can or dozen. CO Families supplied al all
times. His old customers and the public
generally are respectfully invited to patron.
ize him, as Beck. knows how, and is deter.
mined 10 please his friends and customers.
Don't forget the place Two doors South:
East Of the Wire Suspension Bridge, .
BECK WITH n. SAER.
MorGantown. Va Nov. 81, 1857.
p. ALI kinds of Cakes and Beers, &c.
kept on hand or made TO order. Also; all
kinds Of elgARS, Wholesale and retail
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nR. CARR's SoNPAREIL EMINENT.
~ tbs wen btohn Eiabfooatap can be had
81 eRA[EAgf's.
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0! What a Door Horse!

Drug Store, and procure a paper Of his unrivaIl-
cd Horse Powders, which will restore your
horse to sound and healthy condition, and are
warranted to contain nothing that will injure
the beast.
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POSTPONE MENT.

:, The above Sale has been postponed until the
Fourth Monday in January, inst"
Jan. 8, 1858. T.. {. WILSON, Com'r.
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Jdnuary Z, 1853. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

A, Ban Andrea. C..'era' County Nay p, Cha. W. Cay TO
Catherine H1kins. =,
A. Yress sstjou County. May &c. Cbae. LAass' 70 JSe
DE- Robosu.
In s.ocL:on May "a Georr, NJ Sell % nsris Ha7s'lt -
10 Sacramento, May -, Capt: JImes u CIssr S h-'s NJ
Penney ia
A, sutanvis. Horey Lake Valley, Shasta Coaniy haJ
Henry C.nol 10 Whsy Davis.
Ia Sacramento May D. James Glsu 10 E!ea heCnartney
D~l.syie, sus County May IS, r. V'n1hsi 70 Hester
Brd,sn .
In Pt.lans Town.bIp sonoua County May 20 O. W AI'-
worth % Saish Frsrc-- Gu
In Petalums N,y - Wa Mo-k to Mary p Goodwin.
AZ s.n. Clara Ma 16s y. Tonptins 10 EInmA l@h'n
Frslch Galcb shat, County May % Daniel Drr'seI 70
Julia Bonnet n
In San FraIecn May 81 AZ tke Loubisus Hotel ~ The Rev
r. p Cutter. NJ ROBIN Druiu;b a Amer t III oor,i'
County Margaret L. Gfifb Of Mason inrh.m County heh
igaD. =, -.
Al Yres. s.liyoa Comfy May %, wn. Crow to Aa'i'
Louise Wirict. a.,
In San Franci,co May 80 by The Rev. Edward Lazy Mr.
Edvn w Hitler of hsrtineL 70 Miss Mafy T. bar1et OF Nan
tucket. - -,
AT the osen Gate Ranch Calserss County, May q, Eha
T. Dcti,tnn 20 Louisa N ore. - .
At MARTINEZ Ccn;r. Costa County, A.y 3 L. H. Hastings 10
r. G. Hunsatsr. =,
At The Pi,sby..,a Church. BeBcis June J. by The Rev Mr.
woodbdse Davd Fesu-on, e'q Of San frAnosco 70 di'-
Al V.1ey Placer County, May 30 ID hobfooh 10
Al N.,aes, Msy %, T. ~ L.mpe to Ella H,,msna-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.

Since the 3lst Of Msy, he jackson Iron Compsny
have shipped twelve csyoes Of iron ore from no. ,d aI
quette, m-Aing an aggregate Of 2s3 tuns Tbs Con,
nnpy will shp coo nIore ar possible destined
mostly for their works at Erie and Sharon, and for
Mssslon.
The Lake Superior Iron Company hsve shipped
l. 3CO tups, spd the Cleveland Iron Company have
effected sale Of . 500 to Mr.. Alexander CRAWFORD
VITO tskes il 70 Nshouing County. TIE Marquette
Journal says the same Compsny have had so oii-f TOR
5000 tuna more but 1t old not come up to their views
OF tie value. 49,
over Is OC bushels of coal. Happily there wss rot
much wi1d otherwise the forge must have gone too
A Chicago yscbt of sI tuns burden osd arrived at
Marquette the sole ere berg Capt. Walker. The
solitary navigator made the Trip CT 300 miles in safety
ercouLterng one two severe gslss on the passage
The Yacht Is to ply between Marquette and the Pic
tured Rocks ss passenger clipper.
Inner sc qusrriss of ornamental marble have oeen
Discovered ID the Lake Superior country, two OF them
ne ar Marquette. No ledges Of pure white ststusry
mar have yet been discovered but large ffsg ent
Of il have been found upon the surface.
cleveland Leader
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
MEMORANDA.
FROM BOGOTA.
From TAs Pdnand Star asd Herald

Owing to the non arrival OF the Bogot. mail by the
Wea. Ipdia mail steamer Of the oath ul. we have re-
ceyed by the mall OF Thursday last, double files, viz.
from Apri q 10 May %.
Astbs ncst interesting subect to readers is tho
uropIess in Congress Of the Hensn Csss tresty, we
shs first give resume OF the pioceeohgs In regard
to it
Representatives. WAS engaged 10 considering the report
OF the Committee to whom the treaty was referred.
Gen. PJssds, by special commssior AZ sxed the house
for the absolute acceptance OF the tresty' Another
propt stion to reconsoer the fret article gave rice 10
Stormy discussion that lasted through i've stnss, and
wa. finally rejected by vote of q against l9
On the 30ih after having considered s tae articles
Of the Tresty, and the cenhrmsrcry elau'e o. hSl,
session. ordered that the mOdhcations introduced oy
the Senate should bs coLsdsIed In accordsncs VITA
the roles # the House. The rst Of these modifcs-
tors was debated ard approved, after Wnicn 81 Es-
cobsr moved the previous ques ion, whereupon long
discussion ems ued and finally the House suppOts tue
President. At this ssge OF tue proceed'ugs, ST. An
torio YARNS nsked the President what course ne
would have pursued nad Tue house h9s supPvtIseo
hun. to which Precedent Holguin replied, rnst ne
would have continued putting the motion until the
House charged It's Ere o! acton. Ins answer
gave great Offebse, and series OF Tes0'uoons fo-
loved it wss proposed 10 remove OF, ho'guia
from the chair, and appeals, explanations sad
denuncistous we're made through the public pa
pers snd general fsling out took place. du ing whon
the unfortunate treaty Sppsre1tly iorRoten the
next we hear of il is in the Senste where Senator'S
Bird and Mosluera reported that the discussion up,n
Il be suspended Until the Constitution was published.
Senator Wills proposed an amendment that the dis
cuss,op be ru.trpoed until TIE Constitution into
force. This later carried. The object OF both Of
these motions, says Ell POrr-sir is to prevent the
sc., of the Senate that sought 70 modify mutilste
the treaty rom being CO nsdered in Congress. when
is almost certain they would be rejected. This ar6ce
of the Senate (ssys the same paper TO cause their
principles to triumph IL spite Of tie majority tbs,
there s 10 the two Caaras In favor of the pacific
utjor of tLi d-c.te question, appears not only
wIopg, but dspgr ruus and of fatal consequence.
The neat rews Of importance fom B,go.s Is that
prtiect Of sw hss been presented to the Ssns'e su
tponziDg the Executive poser 20 declare wN against
Is5l-52 TIE Secretary of Srste for Foreign Aff,rs
is at the bottom Of this movement, whicu app,ars 10
BE- a Government one. The liberal party cohdsnn
the whole proceeding.
The pev FcceraI Constitution received the Presden-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
PERU.


The following correspondence gives the only news
from this quarter:
Couespc ndepce Of The Panams Star and Herald.
CALLAo, May q, 1857.
We have but little else TO notice curing the past
fifteen days beyord the preparations for the elections
for P!tsidert, Vice Precedent and Congressmen 1t
was tie belief Of many that the polls would be held
possession Of by the rgges ThO since their liberation,
have con all OccssoGs when the polls were open con-
teetsd Them and the result was that no respectable
person could vote. And owing to the want OF reeus
on az to who should vote and how often they should
the same 6sy the ringers did nothing else but vote at
every place where voting was going on, believing that
the oftsner they voted, the gratitude they dis
PLAYED to their country. However this hiss been most
effecually stopped by the publication Of list OF legal
voters ard the places are divided of into wards, IN
which none but RESIDENTS will be allowed TO vote and
70 neglo, uness lie can read and write. The OILY
prominent candidates are Castill and Elias and the
contett will be ccse one Should Elas be elected,
lie will never live his term Of Office lnsnely, four
yeas as he s in bad health ct present. and the
of ,fica would carry him to bis grave and then,
a. a matter Of course, another revolution.
Buiiness is very dull, and the prospects sro that it
will main 60 for some time A. present there are bnt
twenty ships loading at the Cbnohs Islands and ss al
business here depends upon the exportson OF guano,
an ide a may be formed OF its present state.
TbeYe are number Ct Ane ricar ships here await
inc chartere but noLe have been yet tsken up by
the contractors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
m Mnrried.

In San Fr.nciico May Is by the Rev Dr. Wiley M William
Kohl 70 Miss Sarah Hunter both If ihs. city.
At Napa City, May H. AK j. Cox to Rebecna E.sterhy
In Sacramento May a. By the Rev. J. w Ros', Benjamin b.
I sonora fuolamn. County May Is Jos Addse to Ruth
PsInel -
Thos Boyce Francisco - Mise tza Jane Gray OF New
York City ~ =, -
Garner, lste Of N.wYo'k , -
In Broolyn AlAmeds County Nay IS The residence Of DR.
Wentworth, by the Rev. H. AyeIs Mr. j. d. Wentworth oi
Nevada 10 Miss A. s Bradford OF Boston, Mass
In San fDoiso by the Rev. Dr. Anderson VIM C. Rss:oD
ofths, M Lizzie Fry niece and adopted daughter Of
CAPT ID. Fly formerly u Csrolton liI ois
AT St. Helena Nspa County, May Wu Harris 10 Ehzaecsa
Al St Helena Nap. Co.. May 49, Jos Evey to Sarah Wright
in San Fancsco May 8 al the residence Of the efide ny
Lewis Levy 10 Mis-. Rachel Abr.bsms bo'h Of hs' ely.
In Portland, D. T., May 10, Mr. W. H. m"iulroP 70 Miss
In ssn. CAs County May ls M John ss;leI to Ms Polly
L. Or.son City. Nsy IL VIM. Mis-. Sarah sPeI;
In huitnomah County o. IT, May H. W. birchHd to Lovy
ID. Nelson.
In san Francisco May g. st the Unitarian Church BY the Rev
r. r. Cutler Capt Wm Eefy. Of Newport l., " Miss Sarah
Frsuees Fitzgerald Of San fturcisco.
In San Francisco May 2 At the residence OF Capt Jsa smith
By the Rev. Mr. BAnbser Mr. g. r. Whitman TO Aiss Loass
Harmon both Of Ssp FnpcLco.
In San FrsI cisco May q by he Rev Mr.. Anderson, s.
~,shhnrn, ESQ., Of Por. Townssnc w. t. TO Ms e. Dean
Of San frsrcaco. -
In Santa Clan. My a. by the Fitzgerald tho Hon.
Horace Hs~e of san Francisco 70 Miss Dolly Co'bs oi s.nA
sui'un sOnous County Nay 49, Joseph Merrill to Mrths
N Lyon.
At susrn sOnOms County Nay 49, Romins r. ssna Kr.
In s.y~Is May 10 Dr. j. y K,pos. Of s.rameno to las
btls y Cooper.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

70 Csson Valley, with intent 20 settle there, and
number Of lyscbpgs and deaths BY crime and casually
Rumors from Carson Vsley say 500 Mormon fAm'hes
are on the way thhsr from Salt Lske, and that Bnsnam
Young has fed nobody knows whiiher. Inc ruinof
obtains little faith.
The Frazer River e1ctement costumes 10 iocrease'
and 10 many miners and lsborers have gone or are
gong that the wages Of labor have aavAnoeo' ino
offer Of $50 month and board Tor l"ooIers on tue
Sacramento Valley Railroad goes ~ithout srespooss.
Il would have been dfer,pt three months ago. Only
6y ounces the Frazer River dust have a. ye, been de-
pc,.d 10 the San FTaDcifco Mint, but nucn larger
sn,It,,v has been received here. rhe Cbinamen OF
a., civ ave sent several Of their rch men to Nlcors
a anime into tho OtditioD of affairs, and hnd out
vbether the Celesnals hsd better leave California.
The town of San Aodrss was destroyed by ire on
the mornng Of the Sd inst. The telegraph ONCE VI ~
burned down, and have little Information about The
details. suppose the loss is not lees than $50 OOO.
Amcpg the published names Of the losers sp2ssr the
folosipg: SuivsD & Gallagher, $35,OOOi IbOmas
Corcor.n, Samuel MoCurdy, Dr.. GOojeryn, GAM y
Co., DIR. Austep, :. y. Vim. and Washburn q Co.
There was great ire at Nevada City on the I'D
uh. Neary all the wooden houses ID the buslDen
part Of the town were burned doSn. The total ioss
is estimated at about $225 0O6 The NeradG Journal
ssys; ,.r.;.
than the on former occasion, though occupying
fhs time the heart Of the town. Happily AL the BRICK
buildings in the city not less than 4O0 stood the test
sdmirsbiy. Into these, and large number Of fire.
proof cears large stocks of goods crowded. the
slOp progIess Of the flames allowing fair time Bat
hIs steck wss therefore lost Tue loss is principally
IN wcoc en- buildings which can essily be replaced.
The court house a. all the churches are saved; with
the exception OF Frisbies fire tbeater no building OF
ppbhc note was Destroyed. The fire undoubt, dly
originated from the csrelessress of opium smoking
Clinansn, who fhould hereafter by all mesns be ex-
cuded from the fire limits Of the city. The same
buding in which the fire originated has been found on
FIRE five OF Fix times within two or three months past.
Most Of the hOuses destroyed, and they were very
numerous, were shsDties or shells. Many OF
them have been rebuilt. The trustees Of the town
have adopted ordinance fOrbiddpg Cinnamon to
reside inside of the town limits.
The Nevada papers publish list Of l75 losers, OF
whom only Il have lost So OG0 the average loss being
little over coo. These figures do lot convey very
favorable idea of California towns when consider
the high cost Of oil buildings and furniture as COM
pared wh similar articles h the Ess ern States. The
following are the only persons who have Lost s3,OOO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO Friday evening June 4, 1859.
FLoUIsales of 4lo qr lacks Alyiso Sl5 500 do Do
metic at BlSG $l5.
NHEAT-70 bags choice sold st &c.
BARLEy-5I0 bags sold al lc. y ID.
OATS-No sales
PoTAToEs-saler Of old G. csc. al 81 = bag.
SuGAE-?5 bales China ola auction II o. a bales do
No. al do, pl3 95.
0oJ China sold private terms 800 mats China
No. l sold ct suction al 5:
MoL.ssEs AND sRuP-2O bbls New-York sold private
terms .
TrAs-IO ptss fine Pouchong, ex White Swallow. sold at
auciios a. hc.
CASE OooDs-5O Kemps Pie Fruits sold at 81 p.
CASDLEs-l6o bxs. Melvin Knapp Cos sold al auction at
l7ic. -. -.
so.P-SOo txs s-eles sold at auction 50 bxs Cufor
MIA Soap at do, 6lc.
WAIsEy-25 bbis. Low Proof sold at 40c
WIyE-,2l . CbsDbeTlin sold At suciion At 81 IS
LE,TBERAuction sles of co sdee Sole o. lsic "a d.
HaInts ss aud 26 dc. shifting at 25c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
CENTRAL AMERICA.
GUATEMALA.

We have files Of the Gaeeta de GEalenssia from
April 25 TO May %. -, ..,
In the Chamber Of Representatives, on the 18th Of
April 81. Garcia Psna prcpoeed that new alliance
American States, by which au allied force of
600 men should be permanently quartered Ia MIC
aseua to guard the San Jn.n the ports and the
castle of San Carlos, sgeIpst future invasion. Inns
motion was sfterward withdrew:
Sr. Grsnsdos introduced resolution 70 the effect
that the additional duty imposed on foreign mer.
chapdse Iby decree Of the 22d February, 1850, is
excessive and also unconstitutional and iurther tnst
the .hnts oS 10. country require considerable re-
duetion to be made Up 10 our latest advlces no &C.
tiou had been taken in the ms;ter.
The cholera still continued in some parts Of the
Republic, but The Gdceta states that the cases we're
v.iy few Private sdvices inform US, however, that
the speemc rcged with great severity in certain dis
trics.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

SAILIsG OVER WHEAT FIELD.-OAe can hardly
realize the oition Of things along the Mississippi.
In Q conversation with Mr. FsyrEeAther, tue General
Agent for the Chicago and Burlington Railrosd, he
stated that passengers carried by the steamboat
seyen or eight miles from Burhngo TO Oquswka eta
tiOD to reach tbs cars that road and had not lees
than i've feet OF wster all the wsy In the route lies
the farm Of an old settler, who had in one fsd 200
scres Of s hne wheat ss ever charmed the eye, and
the entire crop Ia covered eight feet deep with water
shd the steamer makes regular trips acoes this wheat
field. [Cleyeland Herald
CoULD Nor AGREE.-Ths Jury in the case of the
Rev. Daniel Downry the Catholic priest, on trial at
Stsunson, Va, for the murder Of William Mullins ia
December lat, has been discharged not being able
Tn sSree upon verdict. Nine OF the Jurors were in
favor Of the conviction Of murder in the first degree,
two favored an scquita and one wa for involuntary
slaughter
TH! VIGILANCE Communicable Hunt of the
trst District Court of NeW.Oreans has charged the
GsDo Jury TO the effect that the action of tbs late
Vigilance Committee was revolutionary and lswless,
ard ieocmepdlDs that ils members be prosecuted.
CRABBIsG.- TIE Aaaapoiis Gazette states that one
Of the crsbbsrs of tsa. city last week caught one
thousand aid three soft cYsbs in h single day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
ST. DOMINGO.
From TIE Star and Herald

FFoW ot17 U"" 'IF'-17-
Thu Tinted States frigats Colorado, Commodore
NcIn,,,b rspurts fh.. tae oution in -. Domingo,
which mas row e1i.ted eleven months between B.ez
and SsItsns, is at length fGsly cohciuded' Sam
ispa surc-eded in oveIthro~ing the 6overnnen, OF
weeks A. ST. Dom nyo, corresp nding with the Gov
eminent. The Jamestown sIl saIl fJr Hsvani on
saturday morning, and the Colorado tor the same De-
tina:ion on Monday re1t. rhe cre~ OF the James,
to~n suffered good deal from iey,r at Ssn Jasu ou.
are ne. in good health. Mr.. Belly was in San Juan
del Nor,e. sa~ing. He says French company Is or
esnzed 20 pen the route, and that two French YES
sells are comrg out 70 drve the Americans o1t OF the
place. Scott bad the two steamers 81 CreytoSn, sno
Miller vss running the Virgins the river. She vas
eIpeeted down 10 CIR, y.own The country was quiet
and no other news stirring there
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
Died.

In San Frsnc,co May Hr. Patrick MalLAe native Of
ois sstray is's1a Msy fy Ly !s' formerly
N.si U:cs, Llvius,,on County. Mo- April VIM G. Stone
lsl. Of Green Valley, DeI Iowa Hill Cal
A: Br,yerr Valley N:na County, May 8, Jas H. o~en'
native Of Bupcou be, N. C., aged IS years ,
A; COlamb, Tuouuse County ,y H. infant daughter OF
n San Francisco May e. L.s L. g. Psrdee, wife OF Col
In PO,tlsnd r. May 20 Jane. " Garrett aged ~ sesr.
At Liberty Hill AsIion Couaty, u T., May ., JsIe IL Dun
Tn Marion County 0. T. Nsyi Geo. V. Chit~ood aged q
At Auburn Placer County May a. Horace Bodwe native Of
A. Jndisn GuIch Csiaverss County May Cha. H,yne'
Al Aa5ufn Placer County M.y Is R,b Collier native of
In Maysvlc, M.y e. Pses Pur5y Hull late Of San Fran
Mar Auburn Psoer County May 81 Solomon Well, aged p
Creek Shasta County May 6 T. D. Johnson, ssed
tinse. siskyou County May ls Cyrus vessh, for
AtTri cene1 shs.is County May l5 Mr. Christopher,
sockion ssn joaquin County May a. Christina daughter
%assoI as Rseh san Jo.G eap sd N Nm 9on ~
Rhodes naive of North Caroioa aged 81 and
Ii Sen Fran cisco. sy % Catherine wife Of Joseph Graham
In San FIaoci.co Msy 20 Henry D. Dudley, formerly of
In Fercco May 80 Of Group. John Murray son of
John and susa aur,sy aged year. and %SHh.
Near Pesusms sonom. County May H. Of liver complaint,
San Francisco May go Thomss xcCah OF tbs firm OF
Taa McCah Co., and long resident OF ths: city aged about
81 years -
County Of Waterford, Ireland. s2ed 36 years.
Near Alamo Contra Costa County Msy %, Henry b. sey-
nour q native Of Connecticut. aGed 81 yeals
Iu San Frsnci,co May ST. Mnn, daussfr Of Joseph AID
Mary BAKER aged months
San Fsbcco. Msy a. Peter Of Ch4res F. Glein aged
At HsTy.vls, May % Els, only dsush Of Eil, Masnn
aged mon hs and SS days -
In San Frsnc.co June 3 wn F. Hyde, formerly Of New
York and New Oflesrs aged So years
In Santa Cruz My 2 Sssh wife Of Aa Anthony late OF
Whitley Coonty Indians sged SO months aud asys
In Sspa Valley May Il, Jamef Bake, formry of Missouri
In Ssn frsDcsco June Of pu'Iid throat sy Jane
daughter Of Joseph It'd Jane Weed Of that city aged
months aud days
In Gan Frsncisco jane Lille daughter Of Oscar and Eher
Knox aged years month and Il days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
BOLIVIA.
From IL Me,evyio del I'apoy

From ~ heevyio del Papcy
Linsres's Government struggles energetcsly against
the military spirit which mas so opg prevailed in that
Republic. After the iusurrecton Ct Sucre, which WAS
overcome. rev ccnsprscies have been discovered.
In Vale Hermoea, gensral Msrtinez attempted to
rebel, but his plsns were frustrated. Although ex-
pcsed to copiinusl trials Tranquil lily appeared TO oon-
solidae itself daily, and the unsuccessful issue of all
the ipsntrectops which have broken out up 10 the
present proves how the love of peace is striking root
In the Heart of the Bolivan people under al engnt-
eped administration like thst OF 81. Lnares.
NJ j. Dana United St't Minister at Bovis, had
forvarded Government a pote, announcing that an
ped,top was coming to explore the Rivers Paraguay,
Picomayo and Bernejo and desiring to know If pro
lection would be extended TO the Undertaking. THIS
note has been sstisfs tory answered by Government
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

NARROW ESCAPE OF TRAIs-TRAcK DISPLACED
BY TIE HEAT OF THE SUE.-The train which eft
Bufslo yesterday afternoon for this city narrowly e.
capped beirg thrown from the track by the dispace-
msnt CT the rails The train hsd only proceeded
couple Of mile before it stopped by signal from
Of the track men who had found the rails bent
in two places. The rain came 10 stand stl without
accident when eIanna.icn Of the track was made.
Ii appeared that the heat of the sun had so expanded
the rail that il had curved each wsy-it being the
combination rsi--fully six inches out Of hne.
All this expansion must have taken place within two
or three hours 81 than that time had espsed
since trains had passed over tie track Il appears
that when the track wss laid the rsik had not been
placed fer enough apart allow for the greatest pos
sibe expansion under the heat If Summer. The pss-
sengers felt much relieved when they learned the
cause Of the stop and the narrow escape they had
made.
IL took about one hour to fix q track so that the
train eOnd pare. 1t then came and nearly made
up the time TO this city coming down 10 one hour and
fifty FIVE minutes, which is drst.rsts time.
[aoches.er Union Of Thsrsday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
MARINE AFFAIRS.
TUE GREAT REGATTA.

The 24,h June, 1853, viii heoceforth consttute a
epoch in the snrals of American yachting. DC TIA.
day, the New.York Yscht Club naagura.ed nsv
ers by leaving the smooth, far weather waters Of our
hsrbor for race Of 80 les half Of the dstsnos
over the stormy borom ofthe broad Atlantic Sach .
Regatta bad been talked about n the Club, and in the
newspapers, for years, bu. the credit Of cary
ing i; TO 9 successful ssue ia due. believe 20 Mr. j.
Howard Wainwright. Tbs following vessels entered
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
From The Psnama Star asd Herald.

Dates are Valparaiso, May l6, and Cailao, Msy 26.
Chill remains toleraby quiet after the recent Ioti
cal struggle, and we have little news from that quar-
ter.
The United States Consul at Valpsraiso has got into
trouble with the local authorities about difficulty be-
TIVE. tie ca otaiu oft ne snip Monsoon and his crew.
The cste has been referred 10 the Supreme Court
The markets ale dull with little variations on last
quotations,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

DIArH oF M.Rrfs KosT..-sstih h'.'', 'p7
,ef,oes zh, W.. rercuei from tho aas'r.n
autboritI.s il 1853 By Ccmmari.r Iagrsnsn, Of TIE
Unit.d States ssvy, died recently IN very '4dses,
ciicuustances on sugar plantation, near the c''y OF
Guatemala.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

,i.l ss,srt on N. 2d Of May ard tho one cf 1853 10
rov A:a.rg the things that nave bern lac new Con
,ucn i. ssid 70 be ve'y liberal snd sppe.rs TO give
sstisfsc.ion 10 both political parties.