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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07

NEW UKIEANs, DC. 4, 1915.
Senator Douglas arrived at eight O'Clock last evening in
the steamer City OF Memphis and received the hospta
ties OF the city. salute OF one hundred guns dced
and he was escorted by the Mayor and Aldermen to
carriage and followed by immense concoursc OF pco
pie 10 the 81 Charles Hotel where he called out aud
made brief speech. Great enthusiasm was manifested.
Mr. Douglas Val address the ctiyeas OF New Orleans
Monday. The True Dcita urges his claim 10 the Prcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07

srrvswa Cornr-Ncs 100, 0.e, SAT as, 6g2, eof ~,
ZOO 7ie Tls T2I 74s, as S47 lss $50, asa 6o3N Jls,
3GT, $40, i'll, a35
COMMON PfrAs--Psr Nos 1851, 1924, 1903, 1891
1000 Ta5 .002 COOS 2ni zoos, c001, zoos 2yO9 1915
1875 1919 e71 1874, 2oio, zoll foi2 2os 2ei soz 10
and !ptiud ng 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Arrival of the Overland pIall.

AITfvaI OF the Overland MnN.
CiscNNA,i, Dec o, 1853
The overland mail with San Francisco dates 70 the 9th
umc arrived at ST. Louis last night 1t twenty i've
days out. Three through passengers came WIN IL.
The road from San Francisco 70 the boundary Of Texas
was in good condition.
The mai party saw no indications Of hostile Indians
Oregon dates TO the 9th Of October. Very rich
deposits of gold bad been discovered C,nyonvlle
Douglas county, and much excitement existed that vi
entity consequence of Three men had taken out Of
the mines seventy dollars in gold in few hours.
The Washington Territory to October 80
but the news is entirely devoid of interest.
The Indians said to be very troublesome about the
Coleville mines.
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The Closing Of tho Canal.

ALBANY, Dec. ., 1858.
Canal Commissioners Rugg'es and Sheriff. have ex-
tended the fixed for closing the Eastern division OF
the Erie Canal to the 30th OF December.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07

nhEoftaht Report Respecting inc nicaragua
Transit Route.
WASHINGTON Dec Q, 1863
gentleman, just from Nicaragua, informed the editor
Of tho Mobile Regtr, Wednesday, that the govern
ment would not permit passengers by Col Whites steam
pass through the country, and that il had deter
minedy resolved not TO allow that company havo tho
Transit The informant is w. P. Kirkland, planter In
NicarsguA, who Is stated 70 be perfectly reliable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07

SANDY HOOK, DEC. b--MldhIght.
There yet signs OF the steamship City Of Wash
ngton due of this point with Liverpool dates Of the
Path ult. Wind light from the NJ N T. Weather clear
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ACADEMY OF MIrsIC Fourteenth strect-TrALIAS oPERA
LUCIA III LAMnERnooR-THK MARTYRS:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Announcing names foy State office. 90
Yearly advertisers " al be coufin-d IL =. eirlecit
innate business e.
Legal Advertisements will be sharged f,r af IN.
uSsa rates II per square tor the iirsI insertion
aud iity cents Tor each subsequent Insertion All
casual advertisements will be eharge,l at the sam.
and must be marked the number of insertions
Advertisements of personal alterations will. IN
a cases be charged ss per@ square for the first in
serton. and ; Tor each continuance, and must bs
paid for ia a,iraacs
- Our advertising friends nre desired 70 send
IN their favors on OF before 10 o clockeverv III
"e'aay morning. asourpaper usually goes to pres.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
GssS Wa REL

VHTARD K SOUTHMAYD have Just received
w and offer for sale large assortment of
Hardware c"u>tng in part "f hoes. Mattncks; grub
bing hoes froe log trace. fifth stretcher lock and
halter chains, grain gr,S- and brush scythes grain
cradles cut ani carpet tacks, bra,l~, nails horse
shoe nails cotton and wou cards curry combs. gun
rap-, gun locks, y cut. mill, pis and hand Jaws,
csndescks chest closet till :.rsl ,ioE locks pad
hicks. clisrs, butt- and -c,ew-. flies all kinds,
,eythe -nates r;kes. ptchfofk-. planes plane bits,
bench screws. black>uii;h,s bellows, anvils vices
and isn,nerz brass kettles. scythe stones stevar-
b"rse ani shoe brushes, backing, sprose slaves
hollow auScrs, drawing knives, cast butts, table
hinges; hammers hatcheis, spirit levels, packet and
;ab, cutlery. curtain pins, table and bed ca>tors,
mills. spades AMI s!syes, slplvel and tongs.
cotton and MANILA rope, augers spike aud nail
gmblet~ Together with almost every article usual
" found in hardware stores. WAS
MAY Ia 5S-- --.-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Fresh Garden Seeds

4 LAkGEq"sn,ry offresh Shaks sr 6ar,len Seeds
Aot every variety put up in boxes. which are So
pe:ior To any that have ever been brought % tAis
market aad tor sale low for cash by
II. LYNCH
Jan. Is, '5s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
just Received.
New Summer Clothing,

>er ALAS, Poor Torick, there are more things on
. earth than men dream ofin their PHILOSOPHERS
Ii. Come and see the beautiful stock of Summer
goods for and boy wear exhibited in the store
of ;. J. ADLER and you will not alone be sur
prised at the variety, superiority of his clothing
but also be astonizhed ut the low rates he sells them
for. He still adheres to his old maxim Small prof
its and quick sales His stock consists of all sorts of
Goats,
Vests,
Shirts,
Hosiery,
Hats, caps
and a good assortment of
youths clothing, DC.
Come and examine our stock
S. j. ADLER.
april %. '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Fancy Goods.
WOaS EE SALOON.
Main Street,
Van Buren,, Arkansas.

- - THE undersigned would give notice to
SMI all those desrous of drinking Wewokee
~ Water, pure from the Fountains of Old
Bourbon, tone glass of which is warranted to pos
scss more virtue than all the Holy water in Priest
dom seven times blessed by the Pope,) that they
keep the article in its unaduteraed state and feel
desirous of serving their customers as formerly
mixed or unmixed punched, cocktailed or strait in
quantities to suit the taste and constitution of each
and every individual Come therefore all ye that
thirst and quench it in the fountains of life whose
powers of incartation is the soul of Joy.
DICK d 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Extract OF Ginger.

C DOL put cup exwressly for this trade. thoss
~ dealing in the article are requested to call
and examine for Themselves: for sale bv
feb 10, So HENRY. WILLIAMS a Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

Paints IL Oils.
bbls linseed oil
tanners ci
lard oil
spirits turpentine,
100 kegs white lead No !, and pure,
Paris green in oil,
chrome dry.
yellaE,
Prussian blue
Feuade sienna
Venetian red
Spanish brown
Yellow ochre
Red lead.
Black lead
Litherage.
British lastre
Spanish whiting and chalk
Putty and lamp black, all on hand and 70.
sale by
feb e6, IS HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
AtcfleS.
Lamp Chinrnneys.

= DoZ- of a superior quality, just received ant
- for eale bv
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS h Co.
NAV Ia 5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
l, C. WHITE, NJ. D,
PhysicEan ana Suru.ou

HAVING located permanently in Van Buren,, o.
lers his professional services Ia the citxens of
Buren and vicinity. Office at the drug store; rsai
dence lor the present. At NJ. Bostiek's hotel
jan. is, off
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
0ueenSWare.

IR so BONES queensvar varip,lsly aseorted
ES5 to suit the country trade. some cases con-
Az tanning general assortment Of painted
ware; some cases containing an ass9rtment 81 Rov-
blue ware: some cases containing cups, saucers and
pltes only, for sale bv
feb %, '5S HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Suzldrics.

Stssldries.
-OO lUuU nz. Madder.
1900 "z C"rpcras,
Bhls- Black pepper,
2 Ginger.
. Ali-picc,
Ep. salts.
6uu Or Briin~tOiie.
$50 Flour Sulphur,
3uu Patty,
$50 TX Lpgwood
Just receiued and for sale bv
NAV H. SIS WARD& SOUTHNAND.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Candy. KaiSins & Figs.

100 BONES assorted candy: 10 boxes rock do
IOo 100 bunch and layer raisins: so half and
quarter boxes do; l2eub fresh figs. sl Of whica
have been just received and for sale by
feb l9, SO HENRY, WILLIAMS A Ca
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Linsccd Oil.

zoo GALLONS in two and 6ve gallon tin
cOO cans and barrels, Just received and for
sale by JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
may IL 5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
HIS.

MEMS and Bows. California, RichIaHd. Tn
E9 ion. Planters. MuleSkin and wonl hats Sum,
~ mer hats. &c. Just received and fer sale by
NAV IA. 5S. WARD * SOCTHMAGD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Boots 81 shoes,

rSp a large and full stock Of mems boots and
FHN shoes. womens, boys, youths and chill
sHa- drens brogan-. just received by
feb IS, So HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

WOOdenware,
10 nests common and iron bound ! huski
measures.
doz well buckets, assorted sizes.
% wirk selves
IS pals, painted and vanished
cedar brass bouid
+" buckets cedar brass bound covered
Cannies's cedar assorted sizes
wood trays and bowls assorted sissa
20 nests cedar tubs assorted sizes
Is painted
so painted toy pale,
20 - cocoa dippers
% cedar ehurns, superior article. all Of
winch have been lately received and for saIe by
feb 20, '5s HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
TERMS OF THE
Irkausas lntelliarnffr.

The ARKASsAs lSTEusENcxk u spubEsheda; a; "a.
buren every Friday morning at two dollars p.r
annunl. which may he disehsrgcd by the payment
tion OF the wear
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Saddlcry.

4 FULL and complete assortment Of ssdiIes.
n brides, martingaes surcinglcs. girths. Whips.
saddlebags, leather and wen reins sirrup leather.
wooden strrups dc, just received and for sale by
feb 26, SIS HEERY, WILLIAMS a Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Blankets,

000 FAIRS 6, I. y s and o pon, whit, MAJ
coO kinac blankets; 100 pairs 3 and 4 point
blue Mackinac blankets; 10 pairs 2t merno bed
blankets; also white and plaid saddle blankets. ali
of late arrivals and for sale by
feb 26, 5S HENRY, WILLIAMS a Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

Axes.
TWENTY dozen chopping axes for sale hy
Il may 90 ST WARD d SOUTHMAYD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

CART. Br.CGs BATTERY FOR UraH.-Ws learn
from Col Taylor that the celebrated light artillery
corps known as Capt. Bragg Battery" which rem
dered such Invaluable servce in the late war with
Mckee has been ordered by the Secretary of War ts
proceed to Utah, and left here in hs western train of
last evening route for Fort Leavenworth. For
some time past this unsurpassed body OF soldiers has
been stationed st Fortress Monroe, Old Point Com
fort and a few hours after wing the order
ready to proceed their long journey. They en-
bsrked on Thursday evening or board the North Caro-
lne Capt Cannon. and the DeXt m0rulng were landed
at Folt McIlenry, where Major Wp. II. Frsnoh.
conn andant of the poet, had ordered the necessary
preparations fer their reception. The company co1-
snts OF :. men, including noo-commS.loned ofhcers
and the following officers IN command: Maioe Joha +.
Reynolds "a Artillery, Lieut.. G. McKeene Lieut..
John Edwards AID Lieut.. A. Wi.d.ok. The company
carries with their light battery consisting Of forr
s1'ponrders and four oa:scns, but it VII lot 6e mount
duntl they reach Fort leayenworth. which will bs
about the .oth OF May. Leaving that post, they
pect to traye at the rate Of fifteen niles PEI day and
reach Ctah some time during the month of July.
Both ohceis and men were in good health aad spirits.
ara ANXIOUS 70 proceed to some new fed OF opera
cons. Should occasion require, they will doubtless
give good account of Themselves. The Western
ran of last evening, under the command OF Capt J.
u. DukehaI called for the corps a. the Locus. Point
Switch, and Mr.. Charles II. Ethman railroad agent.
designs proceeding with the company ~ far as s..
LOUIS. Baltimore American April 10.
PRoPoSyD DIvISIoS OF ThE DIoCEsK oy rHk Pkor-
ySTANI EPiS, CHURcH oY MARYLAsD.-Ws
le6In that Convention Of the clergy and lay dele
gates Cf the Episcopal Church of the Eastern Shors
assembled a, Cambridge on Wednesday last, Apri IA
in sCcoidspce with previous arrangement. 10 take
into sderston the espediency OF dividing be do
,ese Of Maryland. as to create bishoprc for the
Eestern Shore and ons for the WesteIs Shors- The
Convention Iecomu ecdsd division OF the diocese by
large ms orIty. IL IS understood thai thls Eeco n
mencatoo nee,s with the apprcvsl of Bishop Wait
tirebsm. and that hs prefers the bishoPr:c Of ths
Esssrr Shore if the proposed oiv,'ion be msde, sni
that il wi De tesderei 70 hu, and asa he sii prob
sby make bls eslie2ce 10 Csmsf.tss, Bat. s1a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

TrrRsoAi. April e2.-CHAs. IL. H,.wrLI, esq,
President. IN the Char.
Pttf0ns-fron tie Broadway Association, asking
sssis.ance from the Common Council IN cleaning
broadway and lntersectipg streets Referred to Com
mit.ee en- C'esn.g S,iess.
To re Honorable t< Co~~on CouHc Of the cy Of Nes p.S
This petition Ct the u-detsgsrd respectfully shewetn-
ysu' Petitioners Committee rep-esentirs Tne Broa1"ay
Asooision. oTsaystou comprising cf the merchants
al oar B. snt's men o. Ina street which Association. ~s
fned n 1851! 10 the pufpose OF the "a
The street in heh they have much that By 'a e
Isoymer ot Mr Smths well kuowu -retsvrePrs mac ne'
uy hstt hal The Csra-ewsv sufp, sns every nsnt Ha
Asus lat cost of sbo1 $40 per week Of whch the ci
ai paid. AMI Is M uE sl per the bass o sweep
ns the u rect tw.,e ph week $50 for each sweeping ~
eae 10 keeping the cesn have been oo,c W
The Association ~hich r-preselt
We rcrd net hoaoEscs body tbs. s1e resi
D. usxrd alc stie impEcN the CoAd.oa o So
sest ihor rkre s-c- ast la. be-a sppsferi 20 al o.
'd@ work boz yet o1pete and propose ths, IN su1
non 70 tae csr-iazewsy o. Brost"sJ eveIy
reL t5- c-o ses be for III space OF an
oofs eseh ~-y from Brostwsy BY his means ~e soA e
nt 'e Amos; eatrry ths suuoys3cs % dlE ~11n
by toe ~iLd m these side s,ree3 snd hope r-aoel
e't4 ptt ansas oiedsby for oe,nios-'
- ar tAl,-,ts rs' beauty azd rcis4 Wee.A .
Ihs css ci tnc Spfk thus proposed % e nsee .
- pr csJ or 5Jc to- cleaning thefO-sa! ese.
afht tiia eqs = E-sry thr times th- "
s-,sf~,s ten u. Bau.r Tue ssuEs al ~ nssu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
PLANS TOR TIE CENTRAL PARK

To the E1itsr - IT., ~ L. Ty;oars.
SIR: There Gre thirty y-three plans FOR the Central
PAX submitted to the decision of the Commissioners
The Committee which s to select the best designs for
execution corssts Of gentlemen not converssnt with
pars aIthough wiling to render impartial judgment
/ would suggest the proprety Of theT consulting pro-
f.esicnal etiem who nave studied tie subject. 1t
is evident that fact competitor 1'oud be competent 10
criticSe tie plans Of his riraS. The opinions Of every
one having furnished plans aud residing in the City Of
New.YorS its vicinity. mghr be easily obtained on
IL. Il tb. ptn. furnished by the Others aud this wo I'D
occasion but very little delay.
led TO this SUGGESTION by residing the descriptions OF
soua Of the psn published il The Iren1g Post SEE from
them that 6es q be hidden bene ah fine
se-bsge -vey likely ha OF the plan. may o. finished
s.ify without possessing any real merit kon professional
genenen EASILY capt sei BY dessus or By
poetic lwneres teous viii readily detect
i,,sse. am pe ersona.y interested in the result but
satisfied that harm but that the bity OF mis-
take TIE decon Wi Ia very much dmit shed me course
here indicated he adopted. CIV Ill ENdiNEbR.
he, lo,k, ApIiisi. 1873
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
.,,,r,r. ar, very old phenomens in italy. su'n
PN'S !, curious aad valuable addition TO history.

-,.,r-,. ar, very old phenomens in Italy" su'h
P.S; Pa !, a curious aad valuable addition to history.
r. p.,i. wsrk entitled La Dtfeef'o" de Mdr"'nf
s,s 81. created some sensation in literary and MIL
ciross. II processes to settle the question oi s
"es ,,a.ohery TO Napoleon after the entry OF the
~. ;.,. Pans II contains letters Of the late Duke
~w.,S,.4eu and other curious documents not hitherto
publsbed. H.. rors.,o0d.0c. Of NAPOLEON
.....rsa by Committee ordered by the present
.n !, about to appear. 1t is said to contain many
p.,. va;cb have never before been put in print.
~ U,,,.,,, himself has revised the press-wth OF
.,-,.. ri, usual venera,ion for the truth.
:. .,ou.ed lust now with an on DIT that M. Al
-. Dumas. Eis, is about 10 mary Russian
princess ,,;.h., ,,o,,. r,.,., ,.dx
o;..,na Msh BY rame, is exciting good deal OF en-
.Lr..sr. The men Of letters and the Ate Of society
overvaein her with paudits, and her mprovisations
.rs about TO be published, and some of them-among
-h;eh "The Invocation to Beatrice" byron in tho
Can of Tasso," and "The Influence of the Gospel on
The Social State of Woman are Observation-Disclosures
il ssd. the highest order Of thought and will bear
tbe seyerest critical examination.
A rev Quarterly is announced by messrs. Partridge
Oakley e. Co. Of London. 1t is to be called The
Msl.ora," ssd is TO appear on the Let of April
A a. itea Of literary interest, The Aten~sm men,
fons the death Of the sister Of Mrs. Hemans, Mrs
Owen who published and set to music many Of the
yrics Of the poetess, and some years since compiled
tie life which preiaces the complete edition of tbs
"Poems Of Mrs. IIemaas." she was an accomplished
woman. and possessed good deal of nuscll talent.
II - GAINED by some of the English papers that lit
erature is fairly Represented in the new Ministry OF
Lord Derby. Eit is SO, it c only be said that the
thing represented is very little one. Excepting tho
works Of the Chancellor of the Exchequer Disrael
the literary productions Of thewhole Cabinet 50 far as
positively known, consist of single small volume
.Convssa.ion on the Parables," work fore hlldren
writtes by Lord Derby when Lord Stanley, more than
thirty years ago. This considering the age of the
writer and the purpose of the work, is said to have
been quite creditabe performance, but il is hardly
s,cen 70 settle the literary character Of Cabinet.
nj suggs ted that the noble Lord might proftably
review tho production Of his youthful pety, and con-
sder with serious attention that parable which teacheth
Of the fooIshness Of certain man who built his house
upon the ssnd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
ROARD OF ALDERMEN

fHUFSDAY, Apri. The Boa.d met 8, the usua
hour, President JoHS CjAScr in the char.
A re ISOLATION va, offered by Al. CLAsof, az io.
'ows:
Re.oiei Tina. Cog5se; 10 ae Cooperation b. anc ne "
rby directed proceedings forthwith 70 te me
contributor atty passed b. the Legislature OF 1875 ID re
lAio the shaves pes and sp' sd giving exclusive cont,o
oe'u s:esnson companies the wharf properly oi IHe
city. A,cp.ed.
resolution was adopted placing the room IN the
southeast corner Of the City Hal. formerly occupied
by the SuperrtendeD, o. Repairs aud Supplies, at the
disposition OF tae Board of Supervisors for the uss OF
tee Hon. W. d. FreIch Comm ssoner OF Juror. and
giving the Iocm No. City Ha the former office OF
toe Commissioner of Jurors. to the Of the Clerk OF
the Board Of Supervisors.
A pet4tOs was received from the Broadway Associ.
alton ssk,g assstance II Cleaning Broadway and the
i1teisectug street,. Referred
comm uDic at;c nwss received from tde Street Com
missiorers nominating Henry l. Southsrd for tho
ofioe of City Surveyor. Unanimously confirmed.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
TIE GROWTH or An INTERIOR MIS-
SOJRI CITY.
r,,., "a, ,r,,,,,,i p.soc,oi. Fee. 6.

The snausl statistical exhibits OF some OF the ln'e
no, r,;s of Missouri show rapidity of growth dur
iue the past year fox which, much as We estimated
tie benefits to be derived from al influx OF white n-
oustry We are yet free TO confess we were not fully
81 Prominent among the instances OF til'
Iapd development are tie towns which possess in the
presenl q are destined at no distant day 10 have,
railroad connection with 81. Louis, ami 70 no one OF
them al can We point With pride at its progress
than the future terminus in this state Of the Pachc rail-
a,-K0ns0s Cd1. The iberAiz alton which pub
feeling has undergone thee the concerted effort which
hss been made to invite immigaton and protect la
bor and the enterprise which has characterized its
lesdny uen. in entering boldly upon the work Of
building up manufacture. and cOnceperiuy the trade
sf tie g-eat West have sl contributed 10 produce
al. resat, ard + ony persisted ia the future viii
ioll in store fer il brilliant desiiny.
Kssas City |, spsted at tie tpouta OF tks rver Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
,s,m ~ ep,u.s. s.d 1, s.I % s.r,,. "a. csufqs.,

tnsr op,n.os. ssd 10 ST. op strfe "a. csofos''n
smseg them. ,
Dr. Vim Dos ssi othArs cf ths Committee ds1'ed
tie chalgp srd preceded to 9 at persoosy upso
d.. Whe'on. Dr.. Hstfs,d and otoe- pronrrent sdvo-
oa,es of the resolution. He wotdel al ho il ws IN It
gent.ensn CT milo ard Christian character ssd bear
ing on ali other subjects b-csme rsmpsst upon the
eubsct Of Slavery, ast gave vent to language wh oy
undgr fed Snd in.eu pefste h0rru sirg the vocsbu.
lsry ot BiiRgsg,e in speaking Of those Who differed
f'oir them in cprcs, and esscsipy soeoss more be6t
tirg primary election thss body OF Chrissisn ma
sters Ii in tner intercourse they could hot conduct
Themselves toward each other Chrstisss he hoped
al |, as. that they would bessve Ike gentlemen.
The bour OF adjcuramen nt having arrived. Mr.. PrHsr
reserved the remainder OF hs speech SatL to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
F.,- The g. Paul Pioneer. april ls&.

There is NO doubt as to the result of the election
hed in this State yesterday. The amendment to tue
Constitution oaning the credit Of the state to the
rsiroads has been ratified by a large majority. 10
Minneapolis ST. Anthony and st. Paul alone, the ma
jorty IN favor OF the loan very nesrly reaches SIX
THorsAED votes We do not care to hazard pre-
oictioa to the majority in the State, bat we do not
believe it will be less than fifteen thousand.
TIE amendment to the Constitution, providing that
the STATE officers elect shall enter upon the duties OF
ther oce on the Let of May is also approved by the
people bv large msortes wherever it has been voted
spoe. We are glad Of this. 1t may be solved revo-
lu,iopary movement but what of that There is no
shsms Connected with the word revolution We
otMpneso.a only seek TO exhibit our sPprec alton OF
the contempt and neglect with which Congress ha'
treated US and to protect ourselves 10y the only mean.
LEFT TO US, by governing ourselves.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
NEW-YOR VOLUNTEERS BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION

TIE remrant Of the New-lork Volunteers, of which
this Associs;icn il composed held q special meeting
on Wednesday night at tie Mercer House, Vice
President CAPT TO- B HAIL in the chair, and elect
ed tie following officers for the ensuing year
P,es'fenf-GARRITT DYCKMAN.
Jioe P,e.idena-MoKToS FAIRcHiLDs and GEo h. HALL.
Trsasu,er-NILLIAA PIEL.
Seerefarl-CHARLLs NJ. BRoHER. -
Deefts-Chsres H. Fs-re Edward Reynolds, Robert NJ.
Harper James Ball. John Garrett Martin Fosn jacob David
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

SPRING IN CENTRAL NEw-YoRx.-A friend writes,
under date Of Paramount, Onordaga Co, April 20, as
follows:
for the farmers Spring wheat, early sowed. is ocn.
ing up. Grass is starting finely. Barley and Oa.s
are Learly al sown. Winter wheat locks unusually
well. The ground is in fine condition for piowiag-te
Of grain this year; but month benoe AMI the picture
may be changed. II is long time to harvest, aud
many chances have yet TO be taken befors get to
the half bushel"