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, 1858-11-12

WARNING TO CHLDREN.-The danger Of per.
mittinS little children to med1lc with tools and
machinery received distressing illustration on
Sunday morning last, in the loss of two fingers
by little son Of Mr.. James Rigncy. The little
fellow, while incautiously playing with hay.
cutting machine, had the two first fingers of his
left hand cut off near the middle joint. DR..
Ridgely performed the painful operation of sew
ing up the wounds, which the child bore with
wonderful fortitude. This should serve as q
warning to both parents and children the first
to be watchful of their little ones and the others
to a careful avoidance of edge tools and inachin-
cry.
DUEL IN VIRGINIA.-A duel took place on the
18th Of September, in the neighborhood Of Rich
mond, between the Hon. Sherrard Clemens, mem.
Der Of Congress from the Wheeling District, and
O. Jennings Wise, Esq, one Of the editors Of the
Enquirer. Clemens's thigh was fractured. Wise
was unhurt The cause Of the duel was charge
on Clemens by Wise, in the Inquirer, Of having
perpetrated an act of gross treachery toward
Judge Brockenbrough, under guise of personal
friendship, in stating in letter to the Enquirer
that Brockenbrough was not candidate for the
Governorship, without authority of Judge B.
, 1858-11-12

REv. Ma BEHRr AoAn.-we have been in
formed and requested % state that this gentle
man intends returning to this country in Febru-
ary next with lis whispered wife. He de-
signs passing some two months in Washington
CITY.
, 1858-11-12

II Is stated that Mons. REVERE is making ar
rangements with Lola MOntez to give series Of
lectures on morals and fashions early in the
ensuing fall The captain is said to be staying
temporarily with Lola at her cottage out at
YOrkyille, near New York.
, 1858-11-12

E would say to our patrons that consequence Of some
w changes In our business desous Of settlement
with all who have running accounts with u.s.
TnosE og LONG sTANpNo We propose TO close all up
10 the 18th February Of the and indebted
% Us would confer great favor BY promptly coming
Grateful for past favOrs we would respectfully solicit con.
tnuance Of the same. We In receipt Of goods By
nearly every vessel and We viii spare endeavors please
the times.
LII s. MccAw co.
, 1858-11-12

FREEHAN & Co.'S EEPHEss placed us in pos
session Of late papers this week. Mr.. Grow,
late from Victoria, win accept our thanks for like
iavorH.
, 1858-11-12
THE FRASER RIVER NEWS IN AUSTRALIA
AND CHINA.

An Australian correspondent Of the Erening
Bulletin writes as follows:
The news from Fraser River has excited con-
siderable attention here, and, should it be con.
firmed, there will be large stampede from Aus
tralia to the new Dorado. Already three ships
have been put up, and are filling with passengers
The traffic between Australia and Vancouver
Island will be considerable, as goods can be
bought here, on favorable occasions, on the same
terms as in England. while the distance is much
shorter. It cannot be much longer before steam
navigation is established between the two coasts
The Bulletin states that the Melbourne papers
are full of extracts from the San Francisco jour-
nails of May last, regarding the gold discoveries
on Fraser River. Several ships are up for the
vancouver Island Gold Fields" The Notion
is advertised to sail on the 10th aud The Ores'es
on the goth August. Private advices state that
the excitement is spreading wide and rapidly
among the miners, and it was supposed that
several thousand persons would soon leave the
colony, if convenient opportunities offered, and
il the first glowing news was not contradcted by
subsequent arrivals.
The first news Of the gold discoveries on Fraser
River had reached HOngkong, and was received
with favor 1t was probable that large Chinese
emigration would soon set out for the supposed
new Dorado.
, 1858-11-12

Baron Humboldt has predicted his own death.
letter written by him, lately read in one Of the
Prussian law courts, caused a sensation, from It's
containing the declaration, Ny death will take
place in 1885," and urging that II would be bet
ter 10 postpone acortain publication Of his works
till then.
, 1858-11-12
L, p. FISHER.

ISIK Washington ST., San Frantisco'
u Guhorsed 70 act Tie Agent Of this PaFef receiving al
vtsemsn6 and subscriptions IA San Francisco and eohec
nc and rseeiP,ing for the same. c,,,,rs pposcu
, 1858-11-12

A portion Of the crew Of the SLAYER Echo
have been lodged in jail at Charleston. Their
trial viii take place in Columbia, s. O., in No
vember. Their offence, under the laws Of the
United States Is piracy, punishable with death
, 1858-11-12
The Washing
N u RS IL Rx.

VNIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
his friends patrons and those intending purchases that
notwithstanding all the great excitement about Fuers River
Roads, Passes and Trails he has whsood the temptation for
the purpose Of supplying the Of the people with US good
selection Of
, 1858-11-12

" ws dha be pleased 20 furnish masters OF vessels and
OsfS outward bound, with fun ass Of the hEAAD on app
eslaon Il thls once.
, 1858-11-12

rn HuEaED can Be found In San Francisco at the Oe'
Of eur Agent 1t e Merchant Exchange the principal Hotels
ssd q ! w. saIVanS Newspaper Depot Washington st.
nsap u Fbs1 once
, 1858-11-12

CtAUTI0N-whereas my wife, Margaret MePhAn. len my
~ bed and board without cause al parties are hereby eau
toned aganat harborng trusting her my account she
h supposed to have gone to the snohomlsh.
, 1858-11-12

iIrl Jsns Rlgsins. sssd ITO year., residing
helf Ashrhs, Tsnn- died Aug. I'm.
, 1858-11-12
EsruitEreea-

= = OLAO . = @IS0S1
and the LARGEST TREES ever offered to the public on the
Pacific coast say the BEST TREES-no gas about that
Forty thousand trees from three years growth from the
gran. For particulars catalogues
SO nov have your Orchard grounds ready you have not
you had better begn for Intend open the sale Of Trees
the hrst day Of November.
Catalogues can be had by applying the undersigned by
letter. (pos pa or at any Of the stores In stelaeoom
NB.-Nursery six miles east of sieilacoom.
HUGH PATTTsON,
29;6m Washington Plains, W. 7.
, 1858-11-12

John Mitchell, in his Southern Citizen, calls
the Atlantic cable the thrice accursed tele-
graph" and says, "tO us the most exhilarating
circumstance connected with the great event Of
the age is, that It can be easily ruined.' A most
amiabIe man, isn't hel
, 1858-11-12
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XvIstar's Dalsam Of wild Cherry.

sB- For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c.. use
WIstar's Dalsam Of wild Cherry.
We regard the wld Cherry tree one Of Natures own
physcans-a sort Of Good Samaritan Of the Foresor ~
medical gum" has relieved the surngs ard saved the lives
and perfectly reliable preparation Of the real Cherry
and Is remedy by no means "bad 10 take" we Speak
confidently and strongly In s praise from having Witnessed
Its renovatng influence In eonsumpVe cases. when an other
prescriptions had proved Of no effect,
g. ID by alrespectable druggists
BE cautious, there many counterfes Lock ven Al
the signature before purchasing Take none unea Il has ho
Of Henry Wistar, MD Philadelphia" and Sanford
Park engraved on the outside wrapper An oheFt are
PARK WHITE the only Agents, to whom an orders
should be addressed.
importers, Wholesale aud Retail Agents
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINES WARRANTED
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Hostetter-The surprising efFscts OF Hostel,
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forcing an appetite mparng health tone to the system
and dlsspatrg dyspcpc symptoms, truly wonderful
Every nervous debated, weak and person male
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three times each day before meals; or, the patient Should
be lady or child In debtaed condition. half the quantity
VIII do until sufficient strength restored which will be Tea
lied In very short time and convince the patient Of the truth
q the aboye named happy results which have gained for these
Blters such an enyiable reputation everywhere
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents,
SO3m I33 Washington at. san Francisco.
, 1858-11-12
spstial NUtitts.

~ IIOstettcr's Celebrated stomach Bitter, A.,
Jaundlce Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility are v.r1
pleasant In taste and SMELL and can be taken under any CIR
eumsGnees In Of Dyspepsia magic s,renvh
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theeye In all Of diseases Of stomach whether
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perseverance In their falls work thorouv,
cure Every family should have HOsetter celebrated s,o
ach Bt'ers Noartcle so peculiarly adapted climate
Sold by Druggists Hotels and Hrscass saloons hrourhou,
California and Oregon f.. = :
CAuTloN-Buyers are particularly requested beware Of
spurious article manufactured and represented to be o,
letters Bers, which all who sell the genuine aricl.
can detect as it never sold by the gallon In square bot
ties containing full quart, with the cork covered with m.
tac cap, and name cap and bottle with directions for u,e
PARK d WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom all ord.rs
should be addressed 1882 Washington st. sau Francisco
, 1858-11-12

In France the astonishment at the American
manifestations Of rejoicing over the completion
Of the cable, continues to augment as the mani
festations increase. The fact is, the French do
not comprehend the full force Of the great event
One editor declares that the Americans were so
wild with joy that their fireworks did not come
up to their point Of enthusiasm, and so they set
the City Hall on FIRE, and then went home sat
ished that they had done proper honor on the
occasion.
, 1858-11-12
Patent Medicines.
ID E"A@H

TTAs JUST RECEIVED, PER STEAMER NORTHERNER,
III we selected Of PATENT MEDICINES, which he
intends to keep constantly hand adding varieties TO
bis stock as he demand requires y
, 1858-11-12

SAD AccIDESr.-we regret to lean, says the
Democratic Standard, Of the Sd inst, that Mr..
Henry Shipley, Of California, and formerly editor
Of the Democratic State .IoHrnal was thrown
from horse at the Dalles on Friday, 29th ult,
and sustained injuries of so severe character
that at last accounts his life was despaired Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

BY the last accounts from Venezuela which arc
to the LIST instant from Caracas and the 18th from
Porto Cabello, it would appear that the arrange
ment entered into between the representatives Of
foreign Powers and the Provisional Government
for the speedy departure from the country Of the
Monagas family, had been broken up. Tho ar.
rsngement was too unpopular to be sustained. Ex-
President Jose Tadeo Monagas, who held power at
the time of the late revolution, is in prison at
Caracas, as well Guissippi, bis son-in-law, and
bis Prime Minister Gutierrez. It is said that the
Minister has been put in irons and confined to q
close cell for refusing TO answer questions. Other
members Of the family are in prison in Porto
Cabelo, and others still at Marocaibo. This breach
Of agreement is not taken quietly by the diplomas.
Bingham, the British Minister, has either broken
off Intercourse with the Provisional Government
or has been suspended from his fun :tions by them
Two French ships. war and an English war
steamer were lying off Lsgusyrs, and it is stated
that the French Admiral has threatened to FIRE upon
the town if Monsgas is not released. Considerable
apprehensions of q collision were felt in Porto
Csbello
Meanwhile good deal Of political agitation aud
discussion was starting up. Half dozen news
papers bad sprung into exsterc &C. and the question
was debated Of federal or a consolidated Govern
ment The election Of deputies TO the National
Convention took place-at least, such was tho pro-
grsnne-on Sunday, the 23d instant. The Con-
vention is TO meet the 9TH Of July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

By letter which we print elsewhere, and viii n
is .ad to come from a perfectly Trustworthy quar-
ter it would apresr that Gov Cumming, in COM
pary with Col. Kane, entered Salt Lake CITY on
the Slh Of April, and was welcom'd by Brgham
Young with speech, to which he responded. the
letter is dated April 10, five days later than our
previous adyices; how it came is mystery
which The curIa al from wh ch it is copied does not
explain. TIE express which recently arrived AT
Foit LeaysnSor,h brought no letters, unless ths
ore, Of later date than April 10. AZ for Col
Kbnr, who was reported to have arrived st Lesven-
worth last Sunday week, he has not been heard
from slrce, and We have good reason for believing
that the rumor which 10, moreover, in conflict with
the tenor Of all the letters, is wholly untounded.
The letter in question did not therefore arrive in
this way. How, then, did it come Is il likely
That more pains would be taken to forward pri-
waite epistle than newspaper correspondence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

Dir. Lewis d. Campbell was yesterday elected
from his aeat in the House, and Mr.. Vallandigham
voted in, by a substantially party division. The
District Butler, Montgomery and Preble Counties,
Ohio is apt to be close, and only gave Mr. Camp
bell 10 majority: Campbell 1888; Valandigham
9,319.) At the ensuing Pre,de initial Election it
gave Buchapan Q 355; Fremoat 1888; Fillmore
eco: Fremont and Fillmore over Buchanan, 193
Last year, the vote was light, aud the aggregates
Chase 2, 242; Payne s,472 Van Trump 227.
Mr.. Vallandigbam has been trying for some years
TO get into the House, without success until he
bethought him Of applying to the House itself
where he has had better luck. The chief basis of
his contest was an allegation that certain colored
men voted for Campbell, which seems to have been
very poorly substantiated. However, the seat was
wanted for ", go G.. had to step out. He may
Come back.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

Tie Friends of Human Progress are sum
mCned 10 attend Free Convention" at Rutland.
Vt, on tie 25tb, 9th and 9TH, of June next. We
oie some good names signed 70 the call, yet we
believe little good is likely to be effected under
coll so vogue as this 1t will gather the advoc ates
of every pernlclous as well as of every good pro-
iec.-snti. Church, aLti-Sect, anti Marrisge, ant
Slavery, aLti-Rum anti-Prohibition, anti-Tobscco
anti-PoIk, anti. Bible, snt War; aotiSabbath-in
one iLcongIuous, heterogeneous macs, out Of whish
good can hardly be evolved. Ever since We
read Of the Free Convention held at the build
ing Of the Tower of Babel, We have had prsia-
dice against the sort. Better have Convention Of
The advocates of some particular reform or move
mentor Of its friends aid adversaries together
and let these of another movement hold 4 separate
Convection. That " too many COOKS spoil the
d" broth, is elfe7ident maxim, especially when
each IS .Dtent on producing broth quite unlike
that meditated by every other. Let Us have =" Free
Speech, by all means; but let US have some tree
dtm IN hearing also. 1t isn't fair TO compel i've
hui Died quiet peOpe TO listen to what they loas0e
because some hairy faced crack Drained apostle Oh
dler,ss AID discontent fancies be has " mission
for Sflictirg people in that way. II Stephen resn
Andrews can get an assemblage together to lao
20 hii FreeLove" doStrines, let there be Pen''t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

In Congress yesterday, the SENATE was oc,u-
pied with the Fifteen Million Loan bill. Mr. Sim
mons moved an amendment proposing home valu-
alton Of imports. A point of order against the
introduction of such al amendment into loan bill
was taken by Mr.. Hunter aud discussed until the
hour of Adjournment Messrs TOombs and Crit
tendtn dgressed to the subject of the British ont
RACES" in the Gulf
The House by majority of seyen III seated Mr..
Lewis ID. Campbell, and declared Mr.. Vallandig
ham rehttully the member in his stead. Mr.. Val
lal dipham was at once sworn in. The House
passed bill authorizing private company to run
passenger railroad for twenty years along Penn
sylvsria avenue, and several bills relating to the
District Of Colum ba. The Fertilization Appropri.
alton bill Was discussed aud some very warke
s,eecAeS fred by the "outrages' were made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

1t bas been often remarked that notwithstanding
tie strong objections which exist in this coun.
II! 10 uonarchcai Government, the powers pos
sesstd by Presidest OF the United States are
decidedly greater than tho.e which attach 70 the
British crown. Should the bill introduced into the
Senate of the United States by Mr.. Douglas to
restrain aud redress outraees upon the aay and cit
liens Of the United States become a law. the
already very extensive authority of our Executive
vii rect i've d large acce.sio1. This bill may be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

Mr Vanderbilt has determined to run weekly
lire of steamers between New-York and S0uthamp-
ton, Havre and Bremen. The Vanderbilt, Ariel,
North Star and Northern Light, with the Queen of
the Ocean, not yet completed will form the line.
The enterprise is set on foot without regard to
Government patronage, ard for that reason if for
no other, We hope will be entirely successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

TIE American Tract Society of Boston, while
heststing TO cut 10 Use from the New York Society,
question which they referred to the Executive
Committee passed resolutions, yesterday BY one
hundred majority, after an exciting debate, which
assert it to be the duty of the Society to discuss,
Slavery in lis moral atpects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
From Auction,
AT LESS IBAN coST or IMPORTATION,
At
kelly l. FERGUsoNs.
No. 29l Brosiw.v.
REMOVAL.

ff undrssoed hazpg moved to the eligible lrcsy No $50
Broadway south opposite the Metro
Hotel intend devOtng special attention TO ordered work
and that Will b. continually receiving the latest styles Of
fahrc will DO through the aid of
ct moderate charges while our stock OF
epais "a 10 rrsntan the supremacy heretofore awarded
: or 4, ,hs Iioe w T. JENNINGS Co..
80 Merchant Tsor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
Aew0ork daily Grihn,r'
WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.


Svb.cers sending emittences frequently omit IN men
ton the Of the Post Ofce, and very frequently the
which their TO be sent Always
mention the Of the Posf- Office and STATE.
No taken OF Communicatons What
ever IL intended for suthentic aed by the
name and address necessarily for pubca
ION, but as a guaranty Of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to ,ected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

No more Advertisements can be received for The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE of this week, a. the space allotted
to advertising has all been taken. Advertisements for
rext weeks issue are now in order at 81 per line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

FIRE AND BURGLARS.-Thc ALUM PATENT
sAFE affords the perfect security against the OF fire
and The attacks Of burga Of safe ia the world and being
enry free from dsmpness Do used deposit for vaua-
be papers plate and ewery without the slightest fear OF Injury
Door LOCKS,
for banks. and dwelling houses.
An examin alton of the
ROTARY Lock.
By thousands Of prominent czsps cannot
f convince ally Of rs great advantages all other
Locks as 70 security and convenience
VALENTINE BUTLER, No. SS7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

To FRIENDS.
+. DIRBy Co,
IMPORTING TAILoRs.
No. 81 Walker-st.,
fave sor 0L CT EXTRA quality and un Ter shade
exprss.y Members of the Soci-ty
Frispo which wal be ct in length desired =: very low
pi!ces. A. Gus hh ALPACA UMBRELLAs.
49, - No Wa'ker.st., n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

The mails for Europe by the Cunard steamer
Persia will close to-day at quarter to O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

AMERICAN BANk-NOTE COMPANf.-ror LILO
of placing Bank-Note Currency Of TIE country upon
81. of sn a,aT security with the S'fes of stability
and rsrptuty lat apptain Banking 10 isuon' the IN
dsfned b ur oil The engaged ~ the business OF
RAM Not Engraving and Printing in the Uoed safes re-
spetfuy give notice that they have asscrd 70
se.hsr under the .tJe Of Ias hsaESiN wi"
This Company Offers public Important aivsutases.
oombpes the greatest skill and exFet'nce with the most par
1t t1lnss to BE- ali improvem ents in mshinery
II oe the opportunity Of selection from the Whole material
give, The greatest possible security b. the superior Porecson
II places the bunes. pemsnen footing protecting the
against contingencies that might ase tro the dsso
Ts Susine.. vii be Continued IS roor New York
Philadelphia Boston Montreal Albany Cincinnati eh0'so ana
HE following s,e tie the Trustees appointed under
The act via:
TRAcY r. EDISON,
CHARLES TOPPAs,
SAMUEL II. CARPEsrER,
MosELEY |. DANFOETh,
EDWARD J. DAsroRrH,
J. DoRseY BALD.
NATHANIEL JocELYS,
WILLIAM IL WHITING.
Until completed for the cOncentslon Ok
business orders may the respective firms ea Of
which rpresring this Company will hereafter srod to BANK
guards possessed BY ell the Houses composing th. Corpora
too. Theft prices viii remain The same rs heretofore
RswDos. WRIGHT. HA1cH Eps,S,
New Yors ho.ire. SocinDst, a snd N New G
aud GEORGE MATHEWS, Montreal
ToPPM. CARPESTER Co., go
New.YOrI; Phi.dePbis Cincinnati and Boston.
O.te Dsnforth. Wright Il Coz,
NewYOrs Philsselphs Cincinnati aud Boston.
O' ''.'' Sss;yoit .nd Phleiolphi.
yocELYS, DRAPER. WELSH Co; New YORK.
Ns~York. Phiadelphia aud Boston
'' 'N' New York aud Chicago.
E.wyo,k NAV 1889
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-WIGs AyD ToUPEEs.
Lsrsest stock In the wordb celebrated establishment 10
NJ. ~ Broadway Twelve private expressly T the sp
Piosfion Of biz famous HsR DYr the best exs BsrcHELoRs
Wies and Town Is lave all o,hs tbs the
ely sss whore hsss thugs properly un5srstooa and made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

HOLLOWAY : PILLS AND OlNTNENT. - nc
senensne'. Of ths medic. 10 easily Loos
10 the watsT marx Of The I3s Holloway New lo ana 10
doD in seuitansparsnt ers psper Of the book OF d.
rciors II this not - be When held 20 tae sh The
ssms sporous sold a. TIE mandatory No. 81 NAden lane
New fors sad by al Di1ss H. a. &C. dc and pr box OF
pcI