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Der Baltimore Steaner.
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On tas reutIhe Nubifun,.

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pisorater ietpotI ae en mubcs atfubuirsemitcl, ais aud lcbrr.
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olrh- bic 9embbnlihen Han6le abflbrt. @ud ac0cn llnpcrboldins
felt. Spprbrcnnen. Mangcl all 9ppetit &c. lit es nadS ben 8rusmWitr
teorltaerr, pen @eriden, melde baTste nit Grfols eetrandbt baben,
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Sarben, GloS, Scc II. BAL. %pprrlthi0.
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Sabt Sbr elm etebden,
90 eilet l6nfl fort
gu S6aup's Stprc une botst
Gin @alentiue bort.
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uno mub aIic ictn.
gSout SIR SsmanS seigen
Setne t6ie Natur,
Sp faufet in S6anp's Stpre
tgine Garriratur!.
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;ei9e, eaR it sas Smpfsn Der Sinner, Sluteadfeecn IL. /. 10. beltcns
beior9t anS S@trartteen @uftraeen ~iAnsqlsns na&tcmmt.
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MfeincG 6rrunOrn unp Dem 0ublifum Die 9.u,pioe
DAP ih mctltu ncu rinaerthtrten '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

besiegirg ba erected By Santana having xikuy
imp udentlg thrown sn. liz tho port three
vessels had suffered great deal OF dsnsge. There
TIE particulars % given ny Los Nop>d 1des o Aafrid.
That pnrns announces sso that ssssc ion bss been de
mantet by the Spanish for the insut offered
Basz ssr tapa ut ssnto Dom 60 OF the last ba
eres erected 10 play upon The b+sieged capital has ed
ny accident nsnRly uoob several foreign vessels
In the port In consequence Of that sggres
zion, Ssrd'pian vessel has nearly foandefed.
French ship tas sustained damages ana the Spanish
vet'e Emilia han received two or three shota The
ssriDiau, French and Spanish copsu,s imme 1iateIy
drew up protest which they have tn botn tho he
sRed and besieginT generals In order hat whstaver
may be the Of the contest the victor should give
abstraction they have also med their COVER
OF what had occurred. The government. OF Sardinia
then applied 10 that OF 5pso, 70 invite Il 70
unite with them In order ., obtain more complete
satisfaction, spd the SpsDsh Minister has sent
orders To the Captain General OF Cubs that he shall
nsh the necessary means 70 our Consul in snto Domingo
From the Madrid Los Novedsdes. June
The officer Of the poliics, vi Havana, Mr.
Feruand vaeD, has srived n-Ie with dispatches from
sent two OF wn--the steamer 6axAp and the brig
Nerviento the coasts OF ST. Domingo. fneir command
have been instructed tn concert with the Ssr
dDiaD forces, and in OF need with the French
act alone, the others Dot be them require from
the government OF SAnto Domingo satisfaction the
suit 70 our flag and indemnity for the spanish ships
which have received damages
II saisfact given, the BazSn will return Cuba
and the Nervien Will remain for the protection Of
country men. II satisfaction Ia deferred those vessels
viii remain and act In concert with those Of the
offended nations In order to show the government of
santo Domingo that the Spanish Tag nsulted
with impuDity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
Political Intelligence.

PoifIcs nv lrtNors ~ me Chicago Democrat free soil,
ssys;-0r from Southern Illinois s. thai the Doug
lee fast song 10 the regular democracy, soa
that two Senator'S who hcd over, ana prohaby three
have announced their intention ~ sssr~s Judge
Douglas, uueos BIO pledge himself in wrtpg " give tye
Administrator ~ James Bucharsn ts scsut suppost
ABorInos NoxfssuuSs vssroS - rhe -sdisd s,ci
touisis h,ld heir State C1uveaioo B,ysroo On tbe
en- rturt ara terminated for Goyetoor, " T. shsuer
for iSeavnsJt Govespor, VIM. N PlnCrz; ami Nr rrea
spTsr, B. w. Dyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

FoRr BtIss, Skw MEXICO, May TO- 1883
Hoo Indian Wors oa West Manpfadwsd-1hc Way
20 ost Governments 20 Send out Toqps-Mexican Brtl-
tdiity.
supposing that you and your resders may interested
In she moce OF getting mp Iniisn West, sood
you account Of the buchery Of party OF
Fort Thorpe, p New MEXICO rue ohsct OF this Outrage
upon the poor Indians Is 10 drive them into war aad
thereby have more troops 81 ut 10 TIA, country.
was at Fort rhorne, shoh s properly IN Arizoos, q
few dsys after the murder OF q OF Indian women
and children, which took place recently. The facts are
these A parry Of about thirty six ssxcaos, ses
IL, bid themseivss In the hills short distance back ~
Fort borre, then four Of their party me fort
~bere they remained from about -four cocs N unsl
dafk and fully informeo tn mselves ,of Of
women and children. There three men
(nosrs) at that time At the pcstths snoe party
vfsiion OF their sgept Al about tsysnt the
ing these "hounds' CONNER ced their puschsry Lieut.
Wood Informed me that they actually bs q eOmso nv
stretching Der arms and mus tosviug a man holding
each tand) I've Of tbeee nenos made q target " her
star org few feet from her snd cohsrged
Of their sx shooters at her breast Snid eli tins time
lyitg at Der feet Al he tine Lieut. Wood took tne party
prisoners they bad four choreo which they were taxing
home 10 cell This brutal murder pss en~liy MORO
vosed for there IL not toe lesst proof any Of gs
lndians have CONN uted any depredaioos ~
Hssis sIce onevlies canpsigo Judge Bcoedct
examined the whoe party At Socorro, snd they
hello ss prpopers, AZ Crss for Hsl for murder IN the
nrtt degree. W course Mexican jars sii ear them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
Appon smsnss by tne Pr,s,dent.

Frederick Dodge, Of Nebraska, Indian Agent In U.ah
Territory.
Chas II Nix, Of Minnesota agent for The Indians of the
Wtnbebaeo Age ncy, woe G. Fletcher
SURVIVORS GENERAL
John Hays, Of California Surveyor General for the
nr'itory OF u sb.
James Hilton Of Washington Territory Surveyor General
dWssbipgton Territory ;re-appontet.t
RkGIS1nR orucT
us NuIsfp, o. CahofLis, Ssn Francisco California
vice W. W. ein
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

Tberrss o. course but In this hotel and tina,
doc ffts had 'he natve earth tJr or Yet 40 sHra
Weller couid get accommodated there n art clsss New
fHk prices. As a sample Of the price Of ARTICLES in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21

usual Al noon made the svee,wster II Is Q narrow
STATEN where We first sune the river At4P N we
passed through the Devils Gate Captain Lovei's exped
ton lay rcamped there IL 2is miles from camp scou,
which distance Capt Lovel expects 10 make by I'd
3D. OF June.
The Devils Gate a narrow, perpenicula, cut through
lofty rijge Of Gold rccs through which rolls the
derne Sweet water. II Is place 10 the traveller
rto, " he ony ascend the rock and look down from
waters pepessb vii one Of tbs mos tbrlipg
Impressive scenes 10 Tie ~ord.
The country about the had found on the
preceong days-biesk barree, dresry and desoIsie
rusve TO hsbation, cultivation civilization Toe val
we're beds OF sand here and there sparsey covered
bad % BE- %s.so or
and became bold precipi,ous ledses OF solid rock.
ssss. , pesca OF al ssse...on some Of tho
observed in the dstsncc were coyered toward their sum
mt by trees, probably caused by the sno~ remaining
year nus giving the necessary moisture for the growth
NAY NAY I've s made an ca.y drive along the Sweet.
sioig s banks; but tbe OF the uay the road rae
sw lies nom the river in straghser course than that
OF lie ever changing, winding curling current ne face
OF tbe country nd soil were the came 80 yesterday
MAY 25.-pe only drove tsenty miles 70 dsy and
encsmped At the foot Of the hills which ascend I, tina
south tass, forming dividing ridge between the Asn,sc
ano Pacific waters q the American continent Our COURSE
vs atng the sweet v.er, which, unlike the Plato and
MISSOURI rivers, Gear limpid stream Of water IL for
the Of The SOIL though good or perhaps bet
ter than We bad recently found II, nevertheless beg
MAY 26We sscended gradually over rolling hills N
the South P0s which seven thousand feet above
the level Of the The vas 20 easy that one
would never have noticed that he was climbing
the rock reared vertebra tof North America upsees
be bad previously tpovn the geographical fact
The bills aud mountains 10 our rgnt and Ieft
rolled away far above us 10 the distant nor-
yop, while road along narrow, gently updu-
lstne pla n, from which could Distinguish rhen
stood upon the Hottest ledge OF the Rocky mountains
ehen raised the south Pass where the Allan
o and Pacific wstrs iol OF from the different SIDES Of tee
same elevation In opposite directions towards the far dis.
tan, oceans
Last nisht was intensely cold. The vsd reared and
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23

sales. A large proportion of these
turnips ranged from 8 to 81 pounds
EACH" tNa ia.i 81:
In addition to the agricultural and
horticultural capacities Of our county,
Mr.. Brannan entertains the opinion
that a large portion of it is admirably
adapted to grazing and stock raising.
He estimates the amount Of land fitted
for these purposes at 260 50. miles,
and says that within this area are
contained many beautiful vallies which
are we'll watered and timbered.
With such a showing as we hare
given, imperfect as it is, it were folly
to doubt that Nevada county, as we'll
as the mining region generally. is
destined to a high degree of psrms-
nent prosperity, Independent, in, a
measure, of the continuance of min
eral productiveness.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23

H@The following extracts are from
Beecher's Life Thoughts, and COM
mend themselves
GA week filled up with selGshness,
and the Sabbath stuffed full of reli-
gious exercises, will make a good
Pharisee, but poor Christian. There
are many persons who think Sunday
is sponge with which to wipe out the
sins of the week. Now, Gods altar
stands from Sunday to Sunday, and
the seventh day is no more for reli-
gion than any other. It is for rest.
The whole seven are for religion, and
one of them for rest"
"Our best actions are often those
of which we are unconscious but
this can never be unless we are al
ways yearning to do good.
Gin my garden at the West, I
used sometimes to notice that the
finest heads of lettuce were not IN the
beds, but on some southern ridge,
where they had CHANGED to grow. 1t
seemed as though random seeds all
ways did the best, from kind of
wild emulation; but they never grew
without the sowing, and the chance
sown seed was never wild.
eff you shake the tree, you can
bring down fruit, no doubt; but I re-
member, when boy. the persuasion
to get early out of bed was the thought
of the large white apples that lay be-
meath the trees, awaiting the first
comer-that had dropped upon the
grass in the silent night, almost with
out breath of wind to stir the bran
ches. Now, l think every man ought
to carry his boughs so full of fruits,
that, like the apples which drop from
silent dew, they will fall by the weight
of their own ripeness for whoever
needs to be refreshed. We should
60 home to the threshing floor like a
great harvest wagon full of sheayes,
which at every jolt casts down ears
for the cleaners, and stray seeds for
the birds, and now and then a chance
handful, which, blown by winds into
ncoks and corners comes up to grow,
and to bless another generation"
There are many troubles which
you cannot cure by the Bible and the
Hymn Book, but which you can cure
by good perspiration and breath
of fresh air."
i" Any feeling that takes man
away from his home, is a traitor to
the household"
" 1t is net well for a man to pray,
cream; and live, skim milk"
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23
@AIT @NNMsa

Christmas Presents, Valentines, &c. for the Holidays.
New and improved Diaries, and Daily Journals 70
1858. variety of sizes for the pocket and Counting
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23

GONG Observation-Disclosures are
all going home. The miner looks to
that as the greatest happiness he can
buy, when his pile is made. The
merchant sees that as the result of
his profits, and his distance from home
is estimated by dollars and not by
miles. That is the browning glory
of success with the professional man.
No one expects to die here, but that
before his Summons come" he will
see relatives and kindred, in the east
ern land, and that he will renew with
them delightful associations of other
years, before he lies down with them
in the dreamless sleep, under his ma
tive heather, and the flowers he loved
when child, will bloom over his
grave. This is almost the universal
sentiment, yet as fact, scarce one
in a thousand will realize this hope.
but will be jewellers in the cities of
the dead which will mark these hills
with little mounds-cottages of the
poor, and monumental marble-pala-
ces of the rich.-Nevada National.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23
"yNDER THE OLIVES"
By FRANK B.

By FRANK B.
"Amiguital Where's your lovers
Time it is he should be here;
Has he proven gay rover
Or a faithless cavalier?
Some young Donna's new 'serviente,'
distinguishing, shawl aud fan;
Love will rove at one and twenty
Tickle, false and perjured man.
Amiga my eyes are brighter
Blacker-and as soft as thine,
Few in the Bolero, lighter,
Trip with graces like to mine.
All of CadiZ knows my beauty,
All to song my praises lend;
Not to speak of honor-duty!
Think you L am jealous? friend!
"Where were you on last Good Friday?
Carmen Manuela,
Were at mass-was Don Querida!'
Did you pray when he was by?
with our shows you're not acquainted
When the bull gored Pope's horse
Amiga! they say you tainted
In his arms! Car-r-ahl of course!
"Where's your lover? Amiguital
Whittier can the truant stay?
See, the daylights growing tieeter;
See, the twilight's coming gray.
Fatal are the mountain passes,
There's cross at every league,
Souls are lost there spite of masses,
Deeds of murder and intrigue!
"Amiguita! look for EVENING"
Look for stars that twinkle dim!
Look for dawning, look for morning!
Look for day-but not for HIM.
Loves brief day is gone and over:
Strange that | no tears can she'd
For an erring, hayward lover:
Hate surrices though Lore is deodi
Humboldt, Co., Sept. 1858.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23

WeThe following dramatic verses,
which remind one of Browning, orig
inally appeared in the Trinity Jour-
nal. They represent a discarded
Senorita addressing her favored rival,
and are marked by an unusual degree
of literary ability:
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23

sDrCrinoline is .opposedlby aeer-
tain religious conference in Ohio, in
the following resolution: - -
Resolved, That we, as q quarter
ly conference, disapprove Of the wear wear
ing Of hoops by members Of our ar
church.. .bga
A lady was fined for wearing tho
expansive skirts in Hanover, Bel9em,
on the ground that they obstrucseo
the public way! zsH 81,
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23

HoPE.-The sentiment so beauti-
fully expressed by the wagging of a
dogs tail when he gazes upon d piece
of meat.
And consuming grief is the emo
ton he exhibits when he finds said
meat is nearly all bone.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23

D|Wm. Graft, at Warham, Va,
has been sentenced to six months
Imprisonment at hard labor, for kissing
young lady against her will.-Er.
Too mild altogetether; he should
have been married to her.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23
Moscow.

AH0 ioiio"luS otllhiiSiy UedutlIui
description of a birds eye view Of
Moscow forms the conclusion of one
of Bayard Taylor's recent letters from
Russia. Nobody has such a faculty
for seeing as Taylor, nor such graph
ic manner of picturing what he sees.
He is looking at the city of domes
and minarets from the Sparrow Hills ;
and says:
You are inclosed with belt of
birch and pine woods. Under you
the river reflects the sky, and beyond
it sweep poisoning meadows up to
suburban gardens, over which rises
the long line Of the gilded city, whose
nearest domes seem to flash in your
very face, and whose farthest towers
fade against the sky. Their long ar
ray fills one third of the horizon. I
counted between five and six hundred,
one third of which were either gilded
or silvered. The dome of the new
cathedral, as large as that of St.
Paul's, London, burned in the center
like globe of fiame-like the sun it.
self, with stars and consultations
sparkling around it far and wide.
From this point the advancesd guard
of Napoleon's army first saw Moscow
"a vast, silent, glittering city, fired
by the sunset, and with the seed of a
more awful splendor in its heart. No
wonder that the soldiers stood still,
by spontaneous impulse, grounded
their arms, and exclaimed, as one
man: Moscow Moscow =
81 saw this wonderful picture on
a still, sultry afternoon. The woods
and meadows, the thousand towers of
the city, were bathed In bright sun
shine; but beyond the latter lowered,
black as ink, pile of thunder clouds.
The threatening background rose, let-
ting fall a shifting curtain of dark
gray, from the feet of which whirled
clouds of tawny dust, vailing the
splendor of the distant domes. AS
the storm advanced, columns of dust
arose, here and there, all over the
city shadow, as of night, crept
across it, leaving only the nearer
spires to blaze with double splendor
against the black chaos. Presently
the more distant portions of the city
were blotted out. The brighter tow
ers remained for time visible, shi-
ming specially through the falling
cloud, and seeming to be removed far
back into the depths of of the atmos-
phere. The sound of hail and rain,
crashing on the metal roofs, reached
our ears; the last golden dome stood
yet moment in the sunshine, and
then everything swan in the chaos of
dust and storm. So vail by vail fell
over the magical scene, and as the
whirlwind reached us, a void, black
and impenetrable, hid it from our
eyes. We had again witnessed the
destruction of Moscow"
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-23

BIRD SoNas.-A writer in the Oc-
tober number of the Atlantic Monthly
gives the songs of many familiar birds,
such as the sparrow, wren, linnet and
robin, in regular musical notes. 80
that every young lady who chooses
can MARBLE the gleeful strains of the
birds to her parlor admirers. 2al1s'