davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
MEXICO.
From The n. o. Pieayure Of tie I'd.

From The n. o. Piedygre Of The I'd.
By the srival,of the steamer Rcd Fox, Capt. Oil
phsnt, from Taupico yesterday, we have Intelligence
Their roe to the llth iost
The papers coroprise but very little news. From
lorg article in La Union OF the llth INST 1t Is mani
feet til st the Corsttutorsss are surrounding 1t, Pre-
venting ali intercourse with TIE interior and acing
sn es.y attack on it. They are alec stated IN the
came article 10 have made overtures 70 some OK the
officers OF the garrison to come over from the fallen
Zulossus cause. OF course La Union speaks OF
them and repre- their sctons in the most depre
estory and contemptuous manner but through AL
this convection that they will accomplish their 3D.
iect is distinctly shadovsd.
a The sspe paper hss paragraph to the en'c' tnat
8 person who had few days previously arrived al
Tanpico from San Luis Potosi brought the announce
nent that Gen. Mirsmon, with 5,OOO men, had ap'
preached within five Leagues OF tns. cry stef asVuS
routed Armberi at Gusnsjusto, whence ne hsa re-
treated to Sau Luis. ..,s
not without internal disseusions. In ts Issue o, tue
9TH inst that paper sudes at considerable length 10
philippos against Gen. Moreno, his Secretary o.ue
officers and some merchants acc using nsoement and
and reecherous designs, and Of n,sm shnr, nv
mslyersstion, which had been Piscaioed aoou. Inc
s,ree,s They are dsrouroed as cslumhious ouI tney
nevertheless indicate hostility from one
In the course Of this article we gather that the eer
in command At TuxpsIn when It was captured oy tee
Consti utopsst IL to be tired
tn cane paper states that body OF Constitutional
its had been defeated by the Negree brigade, con.
ssting of 500 men, at Teco!uts, near Papantls aud
that the Fueres section, also 600 strong, a. kspna
eight leagues from Pspants, was considered to be act
ing in concert with the Negrete brigade, In view OF an
attack on Alatriste at Pspantla, (which La Ca'on
thought il probable they had already successfully
made.
The same paper represents the situation OF the Con-
situtionalsts at Tuxpem extremely precarlous Ihs
cesetions are characterized as INDUSTRIOUS, ana ~
way OF example is stated that % Temspaf heros set
On guard at the jail deserted in one night taxing theF
arms and ammunition with them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.

BY the arrival of the Genera! Rusk. from BrsEo-
Saatisgo, The Picoyune hsa Brownsville pspe's 70
the 18TH inst.
Tie General Rusk had sl,OOO,c0o in spscs Tor
parties ir New Orleans.
FyO~ The B,0vasvsle Flag of tire 81 is'i.
We have dates from Monterey 20 The = Il, ane uon
San Luis Potosi 10 the I'd ult.
From the latter We learn that Col. Coronsdo was
preparing TO march from Durango 70 JON tle any
Ct tie North, which tue BotetiE oi Moheie! SOC
hal ocmmerced It's march from that see Da VIC
9Th, with Gen. NcaUrri at its heSc lhl- uNs-oI
IL toe second column or division OF the army w1ca
vii unite with that under Co. Zrszus, and the "Hese
commanded by Nidaurrl in person. Is 10 mac, y. sue
City Of Mexico. The new battery ana m.anDo'
bought il the United States hsd aIrysd 81 monterey
ara GsrersI ylcua,r announces to the people OF the
State that, though he Will move at the neao Q. .. -.
posing army he anticipates from THIS iias ~
bloodless victory over the adhsrenn " 'ae ~-''Hs'
Froy The Flag Of tie III.
TIE papers from Monterey annouroe toe depa,tufe
Of Ger. Nidauni with the ID diyls on o. lac AliIy
G. the North. BE has park OF IL GaanUn las.
which As the six pieces, composing oeaul.H LAY
battery, which recently passed tnIorsn ns's ne 70
Bolern predicts brilliant things tom me siI.sa. ..
yideur1. q. III. head Of bis vel eluipped army oi
f.or:iersner. r.-srs
TIE forcss Of our immediate .aghbor Tsnsuhpss
are not de. though their plsrs Of opers1ons are
known perhsps elors 70 their connsnoeisii is
headquarters for the present are . 80
named TsUquisreluis n-Ar 70 and cooali az
poo, ito which place dstachment unos. a,es I'M
lad driven Ge.. ko.sro The lnssr,or 9, tns IAN n-
srlrsccs sesns to be he capture Oh Is1s. :,
forcss s,psa. 70 .. ccecert,strg stoSE. ,an sscs.
Ttsy lave hsd two s,ight ssgAsnsrt' and .aks1
tbs 10 po-tsn: se.po,. towr Of Iuspan. In one Of
thsse encou..rs tso Of It's reee.lo,s. On wefe
met ate. they we're .akss p,isonefs-ors OF Nhor
IN - have hsr re "a wbo ords-ei tas skscuacc
Of Oft II. wounded oeaatero at TaGpio9 Co. B.,.
Gan xeu kncwp u Nstanoeos, % sad 70 has. GIds
esrcv escape oc . feet hsus In sS<@1a a Sas
Cegc.Y o. tas Agv skscA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

The various reports in regard .o yellow fsver,
authenticated by respectable signatures, sppsN t.
have stirred up considerable sxcitsnsc. among tue
Staten islanders and the threats Of vicrce are by 70
means few. Hundreds Of people hsvs removed to
New-York and ether places, while nsry more are pre-
pairing to Co. Unless the fears row prevailing are PIT
at rect, We may e,pec. geosrI s'supete Ct tas resi-
dents q Css,letcr, Toupkinsvils aad tas asl0Hias
towns, to places d,srasd rrors eSs
Tas.s o.. so1. people, ttwsyg VIC &c 40. sppsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

Tar ArLAsTIc TELEGRAPH COMPANY AND THE
rsI1Tp STATES GovERsMEST.-We understand that
Lord Derby in answer to the representations of the
Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company has sig
piied the willingness of the British Government to
amsrd the Charter Of the Company so as to place its
organization &c, upon footing Of absolute equality
"a regards the British and American Governments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

NEW PIEcE AT WALLAeKs.-Tas ssason closes
here the evening. A nv protssn farce, entitled
The Lish Free Lover, CT How to &c. Out of Il, 70
xm played for the 6rs: time last Eight. Mrs. Fiorsncs
hss five CT az charges in t. and Mr.. +. keeps me
stage arOughou. tie piece. TIE a-disncs-a very
ls.gs al fa:tiorsbls ocs-was iisa.y p.ss'sd VITA
tn. pise, ssi kept Up furlsds Ct laughter sor s,,
to as. TIE p.ecs vii be repeated tonight. |; WAS
write, ty Mcrtnar TaOmsor, o.ts-vis. ka.Er 81
.. D-as.,~ks"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

Miss CooSBss BEEEFu.-The house last niga: a.
Nib.os wss very tsrly fTsi N honor Of Mss Jane
Cocrnbs, the very promising young novice who h&
been plsying star engagement there. II Miss COonb'
VIII remember tina. "lowlnsss is young ambition
ladder, ard take second or third position in good
stock compsny shs vii with due application beeom'
fist class actress Until shs hs hai the benefit o..
ttr experience she can reve: reasonably expso. 70
stsrtle Ii = world a. d s.A-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
EUROPEAN NEWS OF YESTERDAY.

The foroyirg dispatch bss been received from Mr.
s,-,,s Secretary Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
for the American press;
LONDON, Friday, Aug. q, 1859.
TIE Emperor of Frarce returned to Paris on
Saturday last.
The King Of Prussia was too i'll to visit queen
Victoria al Potsiau Her Majesty will return 70
Esgland en- the 3Oth of August.
The new, of the settlement of the Chinese ques-
lion vss received at st. Petersburg on the 2lst inst
7yrder the terms of the treaty Of peace, the Chi
rese Empire lie open to the trade Of oil foreign
powers; the Christian religion is allowed in all
pahs Of the country; foreign diplomatic agents are
admitted, and ample indemnity is TO be given En-
gland aud France.
ALEXANDRIA, Monday Aug. 9, 1853.
The Madras arrived at Suez on the 9Th, with
news from Bombay to July 10.
LATER.
OFfIcE OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH Co.,
TRsITY BAY, Friday, Aug. ZIP. m.
The only additional intelligence received from
London since our report this forenoon, is that the
Gxslior insurgent army in India has been broken
up and much progress has been made in the estab-
lishmsnt of order throughout all the disturbed ds
tricts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

On the margin around this inscription ia the. motto,
MI Despersndum, Perseverantia Vincit.'
The medal bears the rams Of A. b. Sage, as pub
Usher. Fifty copies OF it, in bronze, are to be cast for
the gentlemen by whom lie presented to Mr.. Field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
THE BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL

knb DhOphbA4N SOhhnVss CN>N'~AN
A spsoia, meeting of the Brooklyn Common Council
vas held lsst evening, AID Kabasisch, the President
IN tie Chair.
TIE call of the meeting was read, being with refer
epce to the proposed celebration in honor OF the sue
cessiul laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Gable.
TIE following communication wss then presented by
the Chsir:
"CusNsES OF TIE BOARD or Co Scit sES,
"NEw.YoKK Aux 2, 1888.
"Tbe Hon- SAMUEL S. POWELL Mayor Of BrocAyn
BIS AT meeting OF the Joint Committee u. ths Somuoh
Cozno OF New ork on the celebration Of the laying OF the
Atlantic Telegraph Gable the owng Psssmbe SUD resotIoa
vrSe iuousy adopted AID copy ordered to De sn'e
Whereat Il unders,ooa by this Committee that the Com
CoUncL Of the City of Brooklyn does not intend 70 axe
shy ere esisbston on The let Of September Therefore
OF brooklyn generally hereby cordially
Sed 10 Join 10 the festivities place this city
ersosseH q ths successful syos the Atlantic Telegraph cable
WeSGesdsy ext, lat pToxiuo.
by ofdei OF The joint Committee,
CHAS T. hcCLKsAcHsS Secretary. '''
Or motion Of Mr.. McNAAEE the invitation WAS ac.
cepted.
kr. McNANEE then moved that a oonmi,,sa of
three be appointed 10 make necessary arrsngsmsn,s
and that the sum OF Slo0 be appropriated for AZ
An Inquiry wss inside whether the 400 ammo.
priated for the Cable celebration hsd all been ex.
psndedf
Mr. WHITNEY stated tina. ssl remained.
hf. DOUGLAS thereupon moved that the expense bs
Limited to Isl, which sss carried.
The CHAIRMAN nsued the following Committee.
meers Men aimee, Wilson and Messerole.
Inc Board thea proceeded with other business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

The only rews dispatches thus far received through
ths cabls Rave been addressed to the Agent of the
Associsted Pres, New-York. No specal or private
dspstoh of European news has been passed over this
line to any other address, and viii be passed until
after the cable shsl have been thrown open to the
publo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

We terdsr opr thanks 10 the Purssr Of the Moses
Taylor and to tie Express Agsrts CT MessTs. Wells,
Fargo & Co. and Freeman s Co. for the promp. de-
livery Of Cahforpis end Pansms pApsrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

Tie Conuittes have arranged to hire carriages fc'
tie Brooklyn Ccrporstior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

NJ. Psrs of WoEoests-, h.ss., fssaeus 70, ha IN
VEN oc C wste. sss Is IN rovr VITA Iss s:e ara-sa-
eia, who, a a.; "a bsvs g-s>s sdvH.sys eysr sl
olsr,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
TWO WEEKS LATER FRAE CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
The Atlantic Telegraph
THE CELEBRATION.

The Joint Committee on the Atlantic Cable celebration
were IN secret session most OF yesterday Mr.. Green,
one OF the assistant clerks Of the Board OF Couuclmen,
wss appointed special messenger to convey invita-
ops to the President and Cabinet, requesting those
dgptaiss to be present at the ceremonies and dinner
lie left for Wsshir gton ast evening. The Common
Council Office is daily b.sieged by manufacturers
Illuminating sitioles balloons &c. Offering their
for public exhib loo in the procession The procession
premises, in point Of extent and expense to surpas
anything of the kind ever attempted before in the
ccuntry.
The following report of the leading features of yes
tsrdsy proceedings by the Committee is taken from
The Secretary minutee:
A communication was received from the Mercantile
Library Association desiring position in the line.
Referred TO the Grand Marshal.
delegation called on the Committee from the Yes.
try Of Trinity Church. TO inform them that services
would be had in the church on the LIST inst, and ex-
tending written invitation; also, offering pro-
gremme of services IL was requested by the sstry
that the Common Council and guests proceed il pro-
cessiOn TO church from the Hall. The Nestrymsn in
formed the Committee that the church was IL the
hanos OF the first artists for decorations and deegns
The delegation thanked for their action III the
pstter eId the invitation was referred to the Sub
Committee.
IL was resolved that the proprietors Of the war;
public houses and hotels in the city be request to
display their flags and have their buildings decorated
or the Gay OF Inc CeleOrhbOu.
Alo that the masters of all shipping in the pjrt be
requested TO deck their vessels with hsss from sunrise
70 sunset on that day.
That the officers in charge of the United States De-
parme Mt be requested to close the offices uRer their
charge on the occasion of the celebration. Also that
all tie public offices be cosed and that the merchants
soskepers and manufacturers be requested to close
their places of business on this occasion.
Indis rubber fuse for firing cannon were rendered
fres Of expense, and accepted.
The American Express Company rendered the use
q their large rooms TO whatever use the COMMITTEE
might wish to appropriate them. This WAS accepted
with thanks.
Odss were accepted from lssac F. Brsgg and Isaac
Mcclellan.
Itwss ordered that the living ex.Presidepts OF the
I'utec States be invited
The Veteran Corps of 1912. Col. II. Raymond.
offered 10 parade and were referred to the Grand
Marshsl.
In the procession.
The Committee adjourned to II clock this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
PRESENTED
CXQfva w HJET.l


BY 4 Few OF fiis FRiRkDs NEw-YoRS,
For his In experimenting the syirg o. tbs
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE
Aug. 5, 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

MEDAL TO Mr.. ZELDA beautiful medal 10 gold
has been shown US, which is to be presented to Mr..
C. w. Field by number Of his friends, in COM
memoraton of the successful laying of the Atlantic
cable 1t lie OF fine gold and weighs four ounces, and
wasmsde by Mr. G. H. Lovett Of No. 81 Nassau street.
The &c bears fine medallion likeness Of Mr. Field,
and GA the reverse is the following inscription:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

20 b. adjusted by sroh feelings - caNTsotsr1s the
usjosi.y, and taese Ae pscosoiy ~ pA.iz4a 10 teer
Character a. the otLsr s1s "a II it, Ii.acuroa, f,c.
that tbeooly paper In Tcupkiasvll. II C.ro-iI>)
tskes decided staDo sgssst toe hsdici Csn zi,ts4
ssd ali others tg.ged II tee p-ssen. crusade sgsinit
tie Hsslta Officer sro tie Qasrsnss loc sion. II is
determined in Is tote, snd argues VITA ooasisr.bl.
force that tbs oesee OF fever whcs h4v. Gee a7ed
side Of the rolosurs Be traced TO oths than
alleged cNelessres' upor TIE psrt OF d.. Tho np,oa
ard other oficsls Of Qcusntirs.
There were tue AMY ss IN tie Lower Bay yesterday;
the abip Ens, from Havana, which hsd ore death co
the paasgs from yellow fever bus ether scknss. Of
seIious rstu-e and the shp Cru: s,er from C.rdsnAs
With bes.hy crew.
DR.. Thcmpson deola.ss, IL Letter to the Sta.eu
Island press that he h Lot candidate for eeion TO
tie position Ct Health Officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28


TIE Committee Of the Chamber Of Commerce and
Of the Merchants Of New-York, in reference to tins
testimonials to be given 10 ben AZ Of the merchants Of
this city TO Cyrus w. Field, esq Capt Hddsou aud
the officers Of the Mag ara Mr. Everett: ant Mr WOOD
house met yes.s,dsy sooordirg to s5journuept-
The Committee were united in their expression OF
admiration o. and respc for tee gentlemen above
nsn.sd. A Sub-Cou mittee Of Nine appointed to
carry the object Of the Committee into effect espe-
cisy in Teesrd TO he collection OF the proper funds
The following gentlemen were appointed a. tbs Sub
Committee
William K s,rorE s S.r.t.i y Lr S-r,
Charlie. II. MsrshiI, Aogurs. Rish,r:.
Oliver Slate, J.res L. SoI6v'fa
A. A. Low.
Mr. MAEsHALL LTTFERTs introc uced the following
preamble and resolution:
Hhsos The Chamber Of Commerce and citizens OF New.
Yot desire express their satisfaction ~ I've yooessu aging Of
the src cable and Wreos the event has been h1ed on
Of the Atlantic the suit OF united efforts In hand
this and extraordinary Of comnunies9n between
Countries viii carry In h train hsPpDess and prosperity
snd REBOUND largely 10 the Of the ely We represent
therefore
oirtd Tba. this Committee 10 view Ct tue oon.enps.e
mark Nv the CITY Of 10 Capt Hudson AID
officers of the ksssrs Cyrus W. Fed &c., VIM H. Everett,
the officers Of the Assmempon Gorgon aud VLous that the
RECOGNITION Of The services Of these re15er scon
oftbe Committee international In lis character.
The resolution was adopted, and the Committee
adjourned.
1t lie the intention CT the Sub-Committse to meet
every day at the rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce
to receive funds for this object. TIE members Of this
Sub. Committee have subscribed 500 each, making q
total Of 5000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

TIE Nevada Journal gives "a different account
of the shooting of Emigrant," from the report
which first reached us. The Journal says the
shooting mans name is Tyrce, and that Ridgeley
-(EtnigranD-is not dead. Tyree was building
a foX-trap when he was warned that - Emigrant"
was after him. lie then went back to his saloon
and found the people assembled to see the fight /:
HeThe combatants approached to within some
twenty five steps and quickly raised arms, Ridge
ly getting slightly the advantage in point of
time. The bullet of Ridgely's pistol whizzed
past Tyree's head 1t was almost instantaneously
followed by discharge of pistol bullets from a
doNble barrel shotgun in the hands of the latter
The gun was well aimed, but owing to a cloak
worn by Ridgey being heavily padded, which
covered the vital parts, the bullets took little
effect. Ridgely fell and begged for his life, but
Immediately gathered himself up and grasping
for his pistol again, he received the contents of
the remaining barrel of the shot gun IL the
rBkOuder"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

Gov. WELLER AND THE PRISONERS Gov. Wei
Ter deserves much of consideration for his humane
purposes in regard to the State prisoners. He
has addressed communication to them, and
ordered it to be read every day for a week, from
which this extract is made:
"Having heard that the most inhuman punish
ments have been inflicted upon them previous to
his taking possession of the prison. he has ordered
that, as soon as dungeons are provided, corporeal
punishments, for the present, should be abandon
ed and that no officer or employee should be
allowed to strike convict, unless in self defence
or to prevent an escape. He has also directed
that prisoners should be treated with all the
kindness consistent with their security, and every
proper effort made to Induce them to reform.
lie has given orders which, he doubts not, will
very materially mitigate their sufferings He
trusts these changes will have a salutary effect
upon the prisoners, and that they will show. by
a prompt compliance with the rules of the prison,
that they properly appreciate bis clemency.
Many of them are young men, still in the morning
of life, with warm and generous impulses in
their bosoms, and capable of becoming useful
and honorable members of society. A few years
of honest upright conduct will remove the stain
which Imprisonment has attached 10 their names.
The world, although not generally charitable,
always respects honesty and integrity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

wives are extremely wretched. The jealOuses,
heart-burnngs, disrusts, strfes, contentious, and
quarreiings, which exist among them, are notor-
GUS throughout the valley. The secret miseres
many of them endure are untold Sometimes
they are shamefuily neglected by their husbands.
Especially is this the case with first wives, after
other wives, younger and more beautiful are ia
ken into the household
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

CAESAR passed the Rubicon Alexander con-
quered the world; Washington, (and here we
raise our bat) through his bravery, gave to un-
born millions the glorious heritage to liberty;
Fulton constructed the first steamboat; Morse
hrst demonstrated the applicability of electricity
as telegraphic medium-but HARAszTHY, the
ex-Assayer has failed to throw any light upon
the Whereabouts of them $4,000 which event
up the mint chimney !'-Goiden Era.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
HOTELS. RESTAURANTS, sc.
NEW YORK HOTEL
MAEN STREET, WEAVER.

THIS WELL-KNowN HOTEL HAS BEEN
| entirely re-ftted, and supplied with new Fur
niture. Bedding, &c. 1t now contains n number
of single and double rooms, and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FAMILIES 81 PARTIES.
The apartments are well lighted and vcntilla-
ted, and in point of comfort are second to NO No.
tel in Northern California. Male and female scr.
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition To the many 9th
er advantages possessed by this Hotel. a good
b \ X Il R y
is also connected with it, where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread, Cakes,
Pies. &c. The proprietors acknowledge their
thankMincss for the patronage heretofore rcceiv-
ed, and respectfully solicit continuance of the
same. NORRIS Il BRADY.
Weaver. Dec ). 1857. 45td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

AFFECTING SCENE" She looked like grass
hopper dying with the hiccups. and felt like
mud choked with a Goldfish bali. Sal,
says |, in a voice musical as the notes of dying
swan, will you have me p She turned her blue
eyes heavenward, clasped me by the hand had
an attack of the heaves and blind staggers, and
with sigh that drew her shoe-strings to her
palate, said Yesp She gave clear out, then
and squatted in my lap-I hugged her till broke
my suspenders"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
THE JOURNAL.
-r.vTRyI4LE SATURDAY, MARCH 20. SO

EXPRESS In Pc Express IS in and everybody
-rns. or walks with unwonted celebrity, to the
news dispensing place many with only an indie
1nite sort of hope of getting something. It's
tind of steamer-in' habit, in which everybody
with the least pretensions to business activity
must betray some excitement. Before the EX-
rressmen began to deliver letters at the residen-
ces and places of business, we have known per-
sons. who were never seen to get letter, stand
waiting, every evening, with apparently, intense
o1nectaton, and after all the letters were called
over. they would depart with the exclamation
tD-n the Express
With us .he habit of going to the Express house
has become chronic if storm or accident delays
tbe messenger, we feel an individual deprivation
that cannot be compensated by anything else it
leaves expectation and hope unconsummated, and
causes the business of the day to appear unsatis-
factory and incomplete. Were it not for the en-
terprise of our friends Blake & Co., we should
get on but poorly, and our nice little town would
become dsma,ly murky between the periodical
and long-apart streaks of light that reach us
through the Post Office As business of private
enterprise the Expressman's vocation is of more
public utility than any other
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

STONE IN THE PooI.-The man who fears to
express his opinions is contemplate. You will
find this sort of men in political parties they
are not the great leaders, nor those without com
mand but they are the captains of squads, are
little in every resource but servility and insta-
bility The best time to see them is now there
is a commotion with them and they wriggle mag
nihcently.-Age.