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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14
Married.

In OAKLAND Nay l. by tie R.y " Hshey J. We St Martin
Bosss 10 i.s sophropie W Abso. Of CsmbTdge9oi h-.
In Auburn Placer County, Aprn 49, John b. r"S.oI 20 A'
A. the Foest Mills FL Dorado County, April r. Hsser Ste
'I IN Msr u1y X%I ~ MAa.I1cA4Ams to Mary McDoou
A. To5ds Valley Placer County, May J. B5ies to sJlva
score uho-ae County Ap o. Robert Baghau 70
sah u Dec M VIM S.-va,, 70 EIzshe,b Suse.
Iowa Ill., PAGER County, Ari =, James l. "I"o'h 70
a. s,cdG G'' May s Stephen Thorn Poa Taorn
Al orOye Bue CoGn,J, Mas = CLARK B'oOA 70 Mana H.
IN SYN Francisco May BY he Rev F. M0O'A-te' A. Fred
erick REQ W O Mis- Sophia ]cLng 49,
At Dry Crees Sacramento County Apnl - H. Wilson to
"a A. dcron Valley, sOnoms County April 20 s. J. Vines to
In san Faec.co, ssy G. by the Rev ~ AndeT'oa hr j..
a. Bio,iyl As.d. County Ny 5 d, the Te..snee Of ihe
hicrs brother, Nj H. "Ithsne' to ass g. Ley.
10 Bse-r valley s,norps Coan,y May Mr. E L. Reed -
~" IL Mau5al County O. T. April 81 -se L. Cow to orpha
Ia Lsls County O. T. Mach "a Te J. Aubrey to E'eLae
' IL San jose, May C. Nj Abraham Jefferson to ' sA'st
Atsock,on, May p WIN. Epni. Alssies Coln..
Az Stoc.tolF May d L. Lewis % Anna NJ NlIs.o"
II Fslcco, Nay 3 o. ihs Tcdenc7 OF G J. tt 81
10 Rev f. Cuie Mr. Samuel Anderson Of SAL Francisco 4
to Mrs El,o Thompson MacClaIs OF 'ouand.
Rev Mr. Thr,i MI Robert ". Malcolm 70 bliss Aua y
ho.ks.
In San Francisco May 10 hv TIE Rev. y urier, a. his
sc,'5tIo Powell street, Nj tlrir r Waenln % Miss Je1-
ME =. NcNowrll o.,
At sG1 Gabriel April q. Robert CaIsvy Josephine Smith
In Los Ane,l-s Ap - Iictor Reg 10 g Carnen Pua.
IL Bsrca sosno CO unity, Nay Albert knoIP - Margaret
In P,c,rve II Dorado courty Mayo. D,yi CIke 70 Mary
Ann Cifor. , n,
la Suffer County May George sage 70 Julia Ramsey
A, Fostes Bar Nevada C4aiy My FTc4 NJ Kias % Mary
Am Flynn. ST,
IL SAS Ffsncisco mAy II, D. ne Rev San Is Bel, Geo H.
Cefter Sscraaento y ha1 Rosetta r. SILVER c. San
In ssn Frsrssco May ~ b the Ry. Sir Gallagher Nj Wm-
H. Acsms formerly Of Sasaoss y. IT, - Miss sI.a Meals
In TtLuna, Msy H. M ). L. Mcc-.ehGa ~ Miss Jessie
In Ck County, W T., April g. George Thing to FINN. c.
Bozsrth a., =, ..
B1dd- AZ,
Nsker =,
In san F.sncisoo May 10 At e resence Of A. hecSlsnd
etC by tie Rev L. Bar uistc M John b. SaA Of u D9Sao
County 70 Miss LseIs Wells o. St. louis, No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14

,nts Chr. n.y vs.. m,ry jones' daa'fsr OF m =
J.r.s @'sd Is ysals. r.. =
10 s,n -, Ne, s. Ma Maria Ar1 dA.A;ef Of Car -
ssrb sfsd u yssfs -
H. raj ti.Dl.c' s.7 % - Frds-tk Fat'f ~ -n, 81
q b. i.'t Helm r-ts-, .afi ffaf ~ n'u-a
D. OasalJ 1hs Anty shi's %! 80 MS AZ ~
Am RTople Ssfd % moifh. q iSvs
L. hscfanrsu, Nay .. JonI-ar -r y lr 'f'o - 49, -,
ia ID -, SOM --.y, A.y 70 ol'"u i-'D' -l1'
WIZ lac u.s. Fian"-' a,ed - Year. o.. . . s.,,,-
fav' ~ Be-. CssssI,. Comfy. frI - J. : ep'u4Ds
fonH.l u TIsrorL wi & my, ". =,
A. Fiscfsi-, Dorao 1o.i-y. Mlg : At-aliH Hofri-1
finely ~ La'sy-'' e. iaciua -E-t q J..5- -.--t-
L. Arf.H- Arrl - hais AnoL. fr-t We CT Ah-""'
NAl.tr a-el "a =.
ts,.-s.,n Msy O. Ao..s ~. her, aged 10 yes' s-d !.
e4ya
n'f- ~ src fi'fv Wee '~sr zl.t ,ar' on ~ ms 81,
Ns' PJc"-s4c, Montgomery C0-r.y MI Fh-p \ '-A'"''
aged -
aid JetrlniLe i'opasc aged yefrs AL u DAYS.
A. Otiiuc, NJ Is , HAYS sgsi j. n1--- an ~ -y'
ouiy d shisro CD IN a1d s1.t1 Hays n,
"fo Me- 3 H.i-u Elizabeth. on y eia g. Apu'.'
C. nd 'tIt.t > DuNLs, sstd rol.1s ar 4 e1ys =.
- Lower sJ-s, SItstl Conn May ., l-AA M>ILii
ac.6 about > - ar fTulsrly o. Ore .
A. We'v.f'ile Thirty County, April = Jtla d. 1f's''
.Oru ely Il Ittue-srr
IL san FfsDeisco May Is M Caroline Gddsn VIE o. Brf--
MI WADE form ei'y Of Bars ~, ssed yoa.s- -. u
H. Ju.sin Pains o l., !f4 ~, AZ Plp D. H. H4c D''
ret -
fl santa Rosa May ofypA,i ever Join g. cll Joirs'
eat child OF JGho aIro sseo years and months A.,
IN CHM d., Lay H. iae daELteT OF Ai-' 81 'i'''
Pa'Iies MUAr. ,
IN san Francisco Nav l6 Friedrich uar: IT tie k-r
fIedeIick AID Rosa A bus, aged rys wee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14
HAVANA.

The United States Mail steamship Black WIrN
Capt. Smith, from New-York via Havana, armed
New. Orleans on Friday, the 5th iG't. ID
British ou.fsg,s en- American vessels in the c-
contirue. Tie puTSer OF the Black Warrior res
On Sunday morIing, Both nit, the brs a. 49,
man, Capt. Laurent, when eight miles from me w.
CT Cuba, a1d twenty from the Moro, was oyera,1s
By the British steamer Styx. Toe ses q me -
was smooth and the wind light, and the brig ~
shot snd Get her colOrs. The brig also hostsa -
keeping on her couise. The eteemer then fn
si-e, within hailing distance and fired yspl
small srms IN her rigging; bat az Cspt l. s.s
his way, the steamer wes laid scross BIS ee1h tf
porte thrown open, and her gurs ron out. t.s ~
was then hove 70 and cstechised, and alo yea "a
Der way, the oiiicer boarding remerkirg 49,,
Remember Captain, this il Her Bh.snnc W,
vsrsteaner Styx, and not TIE FOfws'd &c
Gree having run away from the ls;teYl: Ias ~.
protested eSainst the outrage, eLd On ri.,s
Havana made ful statement Of the eff ilr, $3.50
DC, 10 be forwarded 10 Washiagton BY the A-
Consul. ID
The Purser further reports: About twesy ~
from Havana, EXCHANGED signals WITH dlyis, y"
Spanish fieet en- 20 for exercise AMI hesss 4,
He sho reports the hesfh Of HiYans sood, ~
the folio wing memoranda "a "a -
Stock Of sugar .S0, 100 boxes, against Nv. y
time lsst year. pnces firm It lot quoisnn We ~.
" snSo " i'"no,bj ii2 10 ia -, 40
20 dsys, par 10 cent premium for fs'ons y
Sr. Coraddl-Sotti's Italian Opera CouY-sss@
forming at Puerto Principe, Is ssit TO DC 80 n
well. Sgnor Maccsfsri was honored WI,
large ATTENDANCE on the occasion Of his oeIssss,s
Sre. Csrcnti was greeted With showers o. 20
nd other marks Of enthusiast: s2Pree'S~
greeting. ,...ssH
The Haysns papers admire With pious 800
administration Of the holy fscrsneEt 70 wv 40
prifonels in the Royal jail and the nlArkea TO 40
the services performed on the occs'lon' ..rhsss
solemn ceremony. w,iter in The PIeas. CsN
ticaly laues tue teauties OF tee k9nS, c,.s
religion, which can thus affect he hears
nest errng member. =. sSsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14
Deaths.

CapL GEleh Sikiyou County, Aprl -. chs W. GIBBS,
IoIIntfiy of Nrg ala, sged IS years
~ YtkA Slbiyon County, ApI D. Fred CotGrn formerly o.
Lowtl Hs'v., srrd s. yesrs.
Euie'h NeYedS Couuy, Afrl 25 Nelson hvens formerly
tIon 1Tur 6ul CouLty OAio, Gs7G about - years.
Al Los Al seles, Apn Msnn, Domnsuez, sged II years
Near SAINTS Roe SSuoraa County Ap. - WLA-n F.esSl,
late q Nstonb Cogrty, Michigan. sged 40 years.
A. WlA<, 0uoh. CAsverss County April - Willard Lxs,
formerly Of Michigan, aged 40 years.
81 Poverty B CslaVeIas County Aprl 10 Thos s. Ss!dias
a alive 81 hhnOis. sged ~ years
At RED blua TehAss County May Gustsvus eldest of
Eicb,sl aud May brooks, aged We and months
In MsrysVile My D. William Edwsd milan. Of James
and Autsnt Hesiy, aged rortl aud 70 Ssys
In EassLs CITY A2In Ben amin ps,A esa sel sbou:
years nm .,,o ,,r
s.s Yr,ncsss, hsy 9, Daniel Cef-y zcS ss years
h,,,hss Of As:ss,l Getty u t.ss ely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14
Two WEEKS LATER FRON CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF TIE STAR OF TIE WEST.
SE.fHG.nsJ IN GOLD

TIE Halted StA,es mail steamer S,ar Of the West a.
a. Cray, esq, commander left A'pn"ai' n o. June
sm9p. ~, srih MALI, passengers, AID s. MO "
h heAu,s, 10 A. o. Roberts and reached TINS Po't
O, Saturday ,DorIirg June j.
IN. Pacific Mail steamship Company 9 stea ner John
7. s,eeheps suived at Perara from SAD Francisco
Jsse 8 at l0p.m.
Found the rort Of MTzsnils block aaed by Mexican
siips-efWa.
Jore 7, died st Ses, HI Harris, Of Fleming County,
Ky, Of csnsuu p,lon, aged ~.
The Star OF he West on her outward passage. COM
nsn;ealed wnh the leland Of II.vass4 aud N4s IL
krnsa by The inhabitants That the Emporor OF NsyI
had cent two vesses-o-Sa aud prevented the taking
gpano irem The Island.
They required no assistance, but wished 10 be re
ported
The following is the tshsure h. Of the Star 81 the
lat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14

On the ateruoon Of sunday az Pr.. M adftan Young
reported to have spoken n me teb f'"- a. i.I -,
lave d good mind o. H &C EA' h'-rf we've WI
b.. Il an, how. They hrc . rue country sod-h
fl.rr Sonora is il j. tuat laAe tr ~ D. "a AZ Oh
tLis a., oi dooIs II you V.sg-,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14
Markets.


Slh Fr ANCIsCO. WtdUtsIly ENeliiE bHy =, Nv
FLoRses OF 40 s0 Dom atic, .gl e4lOfl 70 vancouver,
{ telmf.
WHF.I-Ho ssles
B,FIry- Sale 81 $50 bsgss Lie.
OA1s- sold q ~ ~.
PoTAToES-sass a. Sc
Pr1TTk-4Y fu kius so d on priysto .er'l-.
(o.rfr-53 & Inferior Rio sold e s.trlOn a. l2r
STc,p- 81 900 n B,tsvian 30 sold onp private terms.
C,s SooustO escorted Pie Ff.,s aud % eases jana
Al d Jeiiies 20 d on private tsfus. .
he 10 f,a Ba;avan scl1 on private Terms
C,Nmts-5O boxes Nj chci's SOD az auction al Do.
kp,Nny5O ofsy New Yok sold yesterday on pTiVaN f1-
VHIskY-5O0 bus sold yestaIdsy On private terms 80 &
"Nhlty o." also Pivoie.
CNElsO cs Club tiogse sold on private terms
bt.r-5 cs Eastern Ale end Potter sod on prYh.e teTns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14
UTAH.
OFFICIAL LETTER FROM GOV. CUNNING.


EXE.rTH OFHcE,
CGraT SALT Lac Cry, |. l., aaJ2, iSs.
SlE: Yen are aware TINT ny Contemplated journey
wsa postporcd il consequence C! ne noE on The
mouniGirs aud n { . HnoEH oet@e sn ofBf'dfe ~,
t5is city, L. accordance With e es:erIr?tion con
fruieeted IL former uo.ts 10 camp o. tns 9TH aoA
arrived mere Oh tie I'm -
some Of tie incidents Ct : quincy ~. related 10
the Gnr e1ed note adorcsScl " re - Col A. : Joh-
"El-Cr-rs ORC,
"GErAr Sal L.or ca, Z. I. kttl 10. iS,S.
'SlE: cf csup on he 5lh. az roG,s 20 tbs city
IN accordance with determination conmuncs 81 %
Won Cd the % inst, sled by Col. Kane ny
~uide ard two ssryalts Arriving a tie vicinity OF
tue spring which il on this SIDE OF tas QCeEng Asp
hill sf(er night lndian comp fires were Gis,e-ned o.
the rocks oycrhapgirg TIE valley. We proceeded =
the srrirg snd after disposins Of tie s,nals retej
from the trail beyond tie mountain. We had lson
70 oopcret 26te ourselves upon having taken this PEE
cant. N as We subsequently 8-ceT.Sred tbs. the
county lying between Jour ou'posts Soc The feloN
il infested hy hostile Teressdes ald outlaws from va
rious tribes
az Was escorted from Besr River vsley n the
vgs..rp I'd of Echo Canon the journey through the
ann bsiur performed for the most part after night,
y yrs ebont clever O'Clock, ,. n when arrived 81
Weber station. | have been everywhere recognized
ga tie Governor Of Jtsh; sri. - far l1om hsyg
countersd iusu's o. iutgriiles an grsfsd n being
shle to state 70 yon thst IN passing tnrousa me Sc;
tsinerts have been universally greeted with such
Y.snsc,fl az, rtors due the represent
Of he executive authority Of the United 81 lies in the
Territory.
Near the VAIN SpringT, 3. TIRE line dividing
c.. 81. lie end Davis Counties, was hoaored
with orna ard rrspectfulrec-p,ion BY many gentle
men, including the Mayor snd other municipal officers
Of the city by then csc orted lodgings prsv'ou.J
rroyi5ed the Msvor occupying seat IN ny carriage.
"Ex. Goyernor Brigham Young pad me .calo.oers-
no,y ,s soon a. Was sufficiently releVed from the
fsicue OF nv mountain journey TO receive company.
In subsecaeH nteryie ~ yin me 'ioysIaor he nae
1 nav yepu,re Tor the Efficient performance 81 my
| .SI,.,s.,spve ds.;es. Hs 1o-rae slis fspeei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
chill.

tUIII.
From Valparaiso, have files to the nth OF A2N'-
The election excitement al died away aud ne icar
# sn or break IL for The present removed. The Cow
eminent party have majority over the opposition:
Dor JeIoIimo Urmsnsts soi-tsr ofth lnterlor haa
TeeigLed. DR.. Philip bad made an eXamuatlon ci
the Province d Veldivis, by order OF the Goyernnsn'
lis repnrt "a locked forva much Interest. number
of eu grsI Is from the Tyro shortly expected to
arrive in Chh. Goa. OF gOtd quality been dscoy-
ered IL CHI Oa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14

TIE latest datee from La Paz 10 the 2Sih. Inc
Prsslds IT. Dr. Liuares stil continued to soOp. rZ'r-
Gus measures to check the vsro1s evolutionary move
ments The press hes been sienced and no person,
either pubifly or IN private, alleged to cypress
az opinion CD the acts OF the Government. Toe efr-
val Of Gen. Bezn ia anyiousIy boxed Tor by the parry
opposed By The present Government
Considerable attention has been recently Attracted
20 TIE gold wssbipgs Of Tpuani, and two comp .lles
Rad been fornecs IL Pdz for the purposes .! e1-
pOrpg the mles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-14

We arc under Obligations to Ffeer.n Il Co Ex-
press, Wells, Fargo g. Co., and Parser Paterson, for
The prompt delivery Of or files aud letters.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04

A SHERIrF's WR1r AFTER RAIL-
ROAD TRA1N.-The Capitol City Fact
has the following:
On Saturday afternoon last the
Treasurer of Tuscarawa county, accom-
panied by the Sheriff and large pos
sc Of deputies Of the county aforesaid,
arrived at Newark, the juncture of the
S. l. l. r. R. and c. 0. r. r., where
they lay in wait, armed with all the
papers, &c, necessary for the arrest of
the passenger train Of the s. 4 L. r. R.,
en- route for Steubenville. Meantime
the the conductor of the train, which
was fast approaching Newark, got wind
of the affair, and notified the engineer
that it would be unnecessary to stop At
Newark, and, as they we're behind
time, to put on more steam. The
engineer knew his business and when
the train passed Newark he waived his
hand to the Tuscawaras officials and
sped on to Stsubsnvills. Il i notknown
whether any u the pasasngsn aboard
Ne tsaiA wishsd = stop q Nswask.-
60 iAlAe = tt1tuln-(Aet 1i1Av, AZ Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04

The shock Of the golden earthquake
is making itself felt, it would appear, il
the conscience of the mercantile worlc
aud for the first in many years the sea
son of Lent is kept with something o.
ancient devotion by the business men
Of the busiest city of the New World
Besides the churches of the Roman and
Anglican communions which are al
ways open for worship at this time,
many others CT various denominations
and among them several which had
long been isolated and almost deserted
witnesses Of the city's growth, in the
midst of the haunts of traffic and of
the clamor of trade, are daily thronged
at certain hours by men, who year
ago would doubtless have found it i'm
possible to snatch SO much as a mo-
ment from the whirl of commercial
warfare for the sin pie thought that
such things were as churches, priests
and prayers. What ever else this
phenomeon of metropolitan life may be
held by clerk or layman to import, it
proves at least the depth and reality
Of the check administ. red to the bust
nets activity Of New York by the panic
and subsequent crash of the last au-
tumn. 1t speaks with unmistakeable
emphasis Of the numbers upon whom
that sudden stoppage, midway in their
full career Of gain, brought home the
stern substantial weight of the stakes
that they were playing, and the start
ling risk Of the game to which their
life was given. Hundreds of active
vigorous men, must have launched in
the past six months for the first time,
to face the thought Of ruin and dis
grace for themselves, and for all whom
they held dear; and for the first time
must have seen in clear and bold relief
the real nature Of commercial gam
bling, the desperate chances which
must forever made up the familiar ex-
perience of every man who lays his
hand upon the terrible engine Of COM
mercial credit
1t is not surprising that, with the re-
action of passions so secret and so
secret and SO stormy as were excited
by the events of the great financial
crisis, many man should find himself
swept up out of his old and ordinary
habits of thinking into unaccustomed
regions Of inward emotion, and that
the temples Of religion should be
crowded alike by the victims of SO vast
disaster, and by those who escaped
it, as in old times, we are told, they
were by the survivors of those tremen-
dous plaques which ravaged Europe
from the Levant to the Northern
Ocean. But all these manifestations
of individual sensibility carry us natu-
rally on to the consideration of the
great social disease by which all the
commercial communities of the world
have for the last few years been smit-
ten, and which we can hardly hope to
see cured i'll day or an hour by the
pious exercises Of a single Lent or by
the sharp experience of a single year of
ruin.-NeW York Herald.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04
The Right of Women to Vote

The committee on the qualifi cation
ofvoters in the Massachusetts Legisa-
ture gave an adjourned hearing few
days ago, to a petition Of Sarah E.
Wall and others that the right of suf-
frsge might b. extended to women.
A large number of ladies and gentle
men we're in attendance.
Mrs. Wall was first heard for the
petitioners. She contended that prop
city of itself represented accumulated
industry, and in many instances accu-
mulated worth. In Upper Canada,
women are allowed to vote on educa-
tional matters. She claimed that wo-
men should be allowed
lst. To choose their own avocation.
Cd. Not to be taxed without repre-
scntation.
Sd. To sit on juries.
The Massachusetts bill of rights pro-
vidcs that there shall be no hereditary
Offices; but said she, are not you
gentlemen, the worst of hereditary Off
cers2
She referred to the women of Rome
who brought their jewels to the Senate
chamber to assist in carrying on the
Carthagenlan war, and to the effort Of
Hortensia, which redeemed one thou
sand women from taxation. The men
unassisted, she said, had failed to sue
coed in successfully establishing hospit-
ais or preventing crime. The sea port
and the village are all teeming with
overwhelming vice. In domestic affairs
their efforts were equally unsuccessful.
In politics their failure was equally ap-
parent. What politician, said she
could sit for an hour, with nothing but
the portrait Of George Washington be-
fore him, and answer, without blush
ing, all the questions those calm, clear
eyes would put to him. She did not
wish, she said, to indulge in insane ex-
altation of female excellence, or draw
absurd analogies from nisstated facts.
The right Of suffrage for women was
claimed both for women's benefit and
the advantage Of men. She closed by
urging the committee to report bill
striking the word male from the clause
in the constitution relating to the quail
| ficatiOn of votes.
The Rev. T. w. Higgins followed,
and also advocated woman's wrights.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04
Rock Island TFespasse
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .NDTTCE.

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ter Department 1t Rock Islsnd," with fall i1strue.
tons to adoSt an necessary measures for the pro-
lection Of the property from depe.dstions and intru.
sions" Nov, therefore, I'll persons whomsosves, nnA
having legal Ts0M are hereby warned and notified
70 QUIT the prsmsrs, and abstain from any further
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chasgs Of all wood cut on ~ ground and forbid aAy
porDoo renewing The sans un1u ~ proper damages
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