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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

II Aer WINK Will. POSITIVELY CLOSE ON sATUR-
L. dsy Msy tbe erhiboo u Snpsou's historical pic
tore Of 81 resors lon % he srcic ssp Resell o. At o GAL
Ie4y u ". ScHAUs, ~ broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

u II GIBSON, AUCrloNEER WILL. SILL AT AUG
~. uoo on Tussday april r. and oonsoas such sale until
keepers S73 broadway noetA~ st corner Of Egh-enth
street Cummings declining business The stock con
ss OF wood willow jspAnned choice plated and britannia
comprising one OF the 6ues stocks u goods ever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

DICnARD WALTERS 4 CO.. AUCrIoNEs Rs, Is CA
~ nArins and II henry streets We fully tender
services In the above capacity parties about dspos
OF household fuuture The best Satisfaction
given leo hiy hest mercantile refereooes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

OAKLKy vRIGET. AUCrIoNEnRs, WILL Sell ON
" Tuests april ~, 81 70 octock A. NJ q No lsi Has
kheseenh street. between Fiyst Second New
Yort h.ndsome furniture ooussns IN part Of rose
cloha and brackets mahogany chairs
ete divHns rockerA tsblfa bedsoAds feather beda
Sr aresses mirrors crockery china glass kitchen
sis 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

DRTASTs' yINsTRErS
ID fechsn cs He'll az BROAD ssy above Grand street.
Monday Apdl u aad ~ night during he week
Mr.. j I HCET.Ef and IS. N si.LO6Y
the fsvorts will make ih@lr with
The kACkLsiOk TROUPE DE Tax WORLD,
in brilliant va1s 81 novsltlss Immense OF the
CONCERT a La MuSsA6D,
with The Cuckoo Polka, stle SHOW and Gallon.
JERRY, NIL. ane IAN BxYANr
the hopiAn fun Makers their iamt-be ser dance
oUkkEf's PHorOGkAPH 0AIIERY
Dream VI shovel r. aud McDu DArrslis
Doors at q W commence oclJor fc Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

~ ENh1 n jim
on tussdsy, npfu q, st O'Clock Z, " at the Gales
looms No ~ tiae vsasble library OF oser OuN
volumes property Of gentem lately deceSs ID and "a
soil without reserve, BY order OF IN s1mi nisruor
mos other valuable standard wofks gill be found sncy
clopttas Ryruna IAvingsoaes travels Lyie's
geology, Msimouioe- BOOK OF sacrhses I,tu Buxtofs
kyny Foea JsdaicA. Ac Ar The book be
cats ready ndsy 18th ns, and on day OF ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

The ass sc, -,bbi. County Proiirg ouice With the Ia
ard The oo Village Lens The Gypsy I'd The sale II
h.s csd- Rehearsal OF Othelc the printers kichsa
Otteo cupboard-Iago In the coal hoe-StariinS Of
feeA-
Raising the ein or. the Bale OF Cessfs helmet UthenSs
HAND her, blef and Napoleon the Norsl
The show OF Living VIZ work-Rssng the deNi-Ihs
great Xix snpuA yitus by the renowned aris utus
Act III The gip-ys sch.me-1ha American Az nj 81
Ton Gag -Perormshoe OF Richard III In bouss-rvs
kichssts Ia he field -Desth OF the Old Actor
The Msuater in Distrs ss-sch.rnes and
How 10 va shirt-1h~ Com suy-1he Country
tor turned 1eetota ler-E, posture o. The lily poetic
Actv-1t- actors In York -Stsrssand sect-Hsv 70
rite tragedy -Rurpr.ng adventures ali round
nal epliogue by all t0ocerr III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

IIotssHoLD rURNfTuKE --eiCHARDs KINGS
IAnD A co Office lSS i, wiii give their per
sps Heu Ion IT, Of hous-bo furniture the
dence fsm removing declining housekeeping durug
the seatou reasonable erns aud prompt returns nse
>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

NEW MUSIC HA1L-THE METROPOLITAN Music
IN Hall sS5 Broadway, to let for concerts lectures and
pubic meetings The above hall has been hed and
ed first CLASS conce and lecture The su.non
tn central In the city bsing Niblo's
The acoustic properties the hall superior any IN the
city, ami the entrance aud exit
accidents from other The audience be dis
missed In Eve minutes viii seat 6 persons, and the
built accommodate 40 persons. ventia
being perfect makes the coolest
the city during the summer months The hail open from
sA n 10 r. NJ Tor The Inspection Of those requiring
the above purposes For terms Ac apply address
widdones lessee and prOpretor Metropolitan Music Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

O JEFFERIs, AUCrtoNEER-By BodARr. IsF
d. FEKIs A co, IOi Broad On Monday april D. q
n oco furniture kitchen Utensils consisting OF sofas
chars tables iron msbog oedseads mahogany bu
r,sus brussels and ingram carpets ocloths
Lkine sAssss Ac togetser with the kthen utensils OF
fAnily oroa king up housekeeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

YOUNG LADY wITa A FINE SOPRANO yoIUt
IA Of good cultivation. desires situation church choi
New FORK preferred. Address W. ". w.. bsx $50 hera
o0ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

BILLIARDs.
OuJJhRp rABI,ks-PHNiAs,s IMPhoVEp g..
Is HARD tsbes and coabnsoo sussious sosed b., r.
tsrr pate Mt dated
os sssssrs Il s ,s'' J ,sSs%S"i = ts -
ne recent improysmsas made IN tAcse t,oes a.ss
csnass ssis5s glsSsr IS 9ohs1rs sPees sSs 's
AND oScss3K ooiIssbfs 500 sos %s"uf.c.ur--.
QnIJARsos MADE EAsY-A rEsrECT KNOW.
d.sss &C. ne .pisod'd, Ea,fr.ssd IN rtsisS nss Soos
ss ooossoa GIb IS Ann Sf sc Ss'
billiard TABlEs-of ALI slzss AND OF svsss
Jung 70 billiards. sns 90 sas Ss k
A fee second hsni tables for sale
DuILARD BAIIs PATENTED AUGUST T. is5T--A
- new na % yo @ per oe
~ =, ~, ,os 40 90, o, q, mad ana - ~ "a o ~
ing, for sale By va wnIsa. sole manufacture and
pILIIARDs-wANTED TO PURCHASE ONE OR Two
ID billiard tables with marble or sisie beds Address
ss1hssa House. 26 Bo~ery stating lowest cash price and
Ae place where they be seen.
billiard TABLES WANTED, TO HIRE rwo rIssr
ID tillArd tsbes in good order apply address
Immediately ii9 Duane street, second dor
puIdARD rABLEs ON HAND AND MADE TO on.
Deckers patent cushion trimmings ali tbs,
Injured for billiards. price. % nn 70 Re best
CHARPp, NO l4s FULTON srREET, WHERE ne HAS
- constantly hand large assortment OF sbles With slate
marble beds with improved style OF cushion A-o,
eight second hand slate oed tables and nrtures Tor sse
cheap.
V,HE TWELFTH NUMBER or THE BILLIARD Gu. N
out contains full account OF The match Al billiards
for 81 between Hang Of Detroit and Barney Chrysta OF
this city and very spicy squi1a about billiards To be had
Phsans rooms, 1B and rs broadway, Tenth
street. and at the onoe Of publication, IS Ann street
1erH WARD -aEtTLEsEs LIVING UP TOWN WILL
10 find first rate billiard table with the choicest qush
liquors and Jones celebrated ales
drpurht &c sc at sMN1Hk 90 ~, I'll an as Niu'b
avenue a59 Twenty fourth street private entrance "
B-A TN awning Tor sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

nOEE -UkPARALLED BAKGAIN-FUIJ.7 OCTAVE
pLOC. double round rosewood pi4nofore. good ~ nsu
By The bes, city makts warranted for two r.
January last 10 be sod this week ia consequence OF val
has peril legs scoop-d
bottom gle moucin costly pearl keys eieg ant n
and In beautiful and spi mold instrument Price SIS
~ "A chance line this IN % years and ~ we'd
worth an immediate all Apply ~ the furniture Dac,ing 90
tsblishment 90 three from forti-th
y. N,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

Nor day April o. az ~ o clock NJ, at No. Is3 Dueld
stree, near tulton avenue Brookyn elegant rosewood
u~tcsany oak furniture consisting 10 part ot two
carved paror suits covered IN blue sud gold ani
crime bruca,e Brutscs tapestry, three ply and ingram
rsrppts M directing bur aaus mahogtny wash
stands besea1s aar mattresses, paiases OR extension
able. dining hairs mitrorA OF puntuLs Nhd engrN
iugs, CAlna, alass war;, k'ctgG utensils, NC
DhriiP r. WILKINS. A7TtOycER THE ENTIRE
furniture, bar Gr urcs ni ps'uns' \, ~, ooaNned
IN the public J.. ~ 500 NU'0 street (k1nNn tffa' "
fcel. vii ne s,lo ssuc'n Nctucei'y APRIL 3 on the
preriess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A IODwORTds DANCING ACADEMIES
a. NO $40 broadway, New York
No 1877 Montague p see Brooklyn
Classes will be- continued unul June LIST
Pupils rec-ivso ~ Huy time
MADAME sAUvA0EAU'S DANCING ACADEMY 663
M brosdwsy. between bieecker md Amity Streets open
afternoon and evening All the dances ecidng hs
Isocers ana Csledonisns .ught twelve lessons Hop
tuesday. april q, with ful. orchestra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25
loan OFFICES,

At sss BROADWAY. BRoKSRs AND COMMISSION
"A dealers
ash advances Of diamonds and w,.ches
Ceah advances jewery and pianos
Cash advances on nousshod furniture
Cash sds ADces u sc~iug m~ohlnue
Merchandise persoEs property Of any aesonpuon or
DIS sanae bought FOR the highest cesh price.
q. In fOhT & 90 as broadway
opposite Chinese ass-naoy Roons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

ElWAID SCHxNCK, AUCrIONKEs e. 4 v. H.
ECHErCh W II sell at auction 90 "Wednesday. 18Th inst
81 h fus niture contained cweng 1873 rbiry
second street. embracing the usual wood
Sod mahogany psror suits ccnre and side .S-s, book
shclves corner Sand dining ana bedroom suits carpets
ouc,ohs gas chandeliers brsches &c &c sHie Posave,
without regard 70 weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

49, BROADWAY
HI THIRD whsk OF
uo,,., ,.n.., MATT fSAi''s
Campbell. MIssrAKls,
with
MORE koyELry THAN EysR
This week will be plsy red far the this city
La MOULIN nAGIQUE;
LOVE USDER DfFYIJULTiEs
This errayasant snd unique prcducuOn repiee with a.
lures oaiculaiedl. produc, any smouhi Of
HEAhTI LAUUHr.R.
rirsi time OF ih- great OPERA Soma.
with all tn sdIuncts OF hrst
ITALIAN kNIOk1lONs
ssk1IMENrAL SOPRANOS,
CvNF1Dfsa IOSrRAIros.
DIsfh EssEs TsNORS,
DIusfFfkD BARTToNEs,
with an ORCHESTRA and CaoRUs ready at any MON eai
70 ny 70 the rescue and complete the ensemble add 70
the nohe ana COZ fusion.
Brass Bsne Concert prior 10 regular
OPEN KNsKr rNEnIrU
Tickets Is cents. Brass Band IA regular concert ats
or " a JONES, Agent
L,RASkIIN MUSEUM. 1Z7 GRAND STREET ONE DOOR
IL from Bgoadwt y-Hsvink been
KEpAlNfkD. RkhOyAlED AND IMPROVED.
u now open TOT the season. g'ng tSo performances every
3oclock and at
An entire new company Of Model Ariis,es," comprising
FINEST FORMED wosES IN THE WORLD.
appear evtry afternoon End evening selection Of living
t~0eAuI- first week OF the
GOLDEN siUwEn AND CUBAN or FLOWERS,
Hero,m commence ooscx me afternoon and
In the Admission ,estra - boxes ~
cents priyse boxes ~ seats on the stage ~ hrrs notice
FEMALE MISsrREts
have been engages aud will appear n their husSi's con
oerts al each performance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

ITO MANAGERS PROFRfKr0Rs OF Rooms kNhiBi-
Il tons, &c Madame wartcn's compsny o. LrmsIe S
es being anxious 10 travel desrouso msknS an en-
eseemen 70 exhibit heir sinausrly eesnufui nsesm w
style Of y. Keller ~ VIA any 70
sponsibe party fortune be rtaed ~ any per
unde rsAndinR the business The conDsny cons1s
fourteen lsdes more leae with wardrobe And every
ucle necessary Cor the production OF eries ~ LIVING p
tines bch vii rAs crowds wherever properly unced.
For urher information address Professor Narion ~ Ae~
ireet New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

nCkeNZ1E, AuOIIoNEER Will. SILL On
e.. Tuesday, AprT st two O'Clock, 81 b9 Hudson street.
ssrge Of household furniture in good order and
worthy the attention OF housekeepers and oilers Also
copper plate press once desAs &c All will be sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

WOODS BuILDIsaa
w WOOD. Proprietor,
Si and So Broai~A,, near Prince stre@<-
PRODTUIOus SUCCESS
GRO. CiihisTY WOODS MINISTERIAL
Open every evening"
and on FATURIAY Afternoon, commeooing ut ~ ~ -
when children Will be charged only.
with select
ETHIOPIAN KNTERT AISxESr,
oouciucing with fsSth week entirely orsxasf sheA
b. BE oker tnxod ucing grand
DIOkAkIC PANORAMA,
entitled THE SLEIGH hide.
Through broadway and Eiosmln gdaie Road JsrssS
Tickets 3 ocn,z- Doors open sts. 70 con mencs ak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

DOUBLE ROUND ROSEWOOD PIANOF0Rrk FULL
4 octave with four round back hnis ed the
the front triple mouldng6s round scooped bottom
rich spd costly cornered sohd mother of pearl keys
board beautifully inl~d With real pearl ~oTk OF
ART grand bss French grand action carved
se dnsbsd ~th taste add eeg In the of Louis
XIV and made TO order by of the best city aud
fuzzy wArr~ne6 for four THIS is chance seldom met
with Can be fully tested In way whoa fault and blem
sh, and worthy the attention of sufcea
centre parlo piAnoorte three months price only
&7(, coat 4Th5 Including and
shipped required Apply at the private residence l7S West
Fifteenth street two doors from sighth object
made for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25

UANRs CUSHING, AUCrioNEER Will, SILL, ON
81 Monday, the 2sth instant at los O'Clock a " Il
Thirty street. the aock and fixtures OF grocery
and liquor Aso at n pck, the cJntents OF tailor
shop, removed for convenience Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31
FROM CHICAGO.
rTsspordence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

CorTssrondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO, H., May IS, 1873.
Last evening the Rev. ). b. Garfield ID. d., q
Syracuse preached the annual sermon before the Pe
byterisn Historical Society. His subject was, "Ts
Reunion Of the Synods in EjS.' This was ceItss
NAL discourse, celebrating the benefcent results Of
union between the Synods OF Philadelphia and OF Nss-
York and New-Jeney. These Old bodies at that tss
were quite small, and had become separated On whs
was known as old and new measures. Then, a. Ljr,
Pbadepbis was go conservative a. to be old fogys,
and the old measure men pressed rule la respec.
the qualifications OF young men seeking the miois1J,
which was deemed by the new.measuce men 70 ~
bow AIMED at the humble log college THE gerl9 q
Princetop) OF which the elder VIM. Tenant wes TIE
excellent ard able principal. BESIDES. "the gres
awakening" Of the times OF Edwards aud Wni,fe3
was pressing On the whole country, and creating g.
Dancs for ministers which coulo not be met py eys
lg OF tie = aduates OF Harvard, Yale, AID inc
universities If the old country. rbis led tee NE
Measure men TO iBsist on bringing forward men o.
gifts and goodness 10 preach. VINO had not bsea
through uDiver.itJ course. Thu led grsfu shJ
the spE. which placed the two Synods in very hOsrs
attitude. In May, 1865 sfter seventeen years ses'
ratitn, the two SyLods came together on terms sss
factory u both parties. IL was great era j, Iss
history Of this II tuebiisl denomination IL w>s ess
brs,ed in beth the Old ard New School GsDsrN
Assemblies by appropriate discourses during 10
Springs sessions.
Mr. Carheld's address able, but peces:ry
very oDg, notwithstanding which il VS. listeoed "
oy large lumber, with great interest, 20 the epf
sdFptss Il vii be psbhshed 10 the Presbyterian Qia
t-rly Review.
This ulofrng made Witt 10 the vast grain ware
houses OF Me'srs sturges x Buckingham, near L.'
IainCls Central depot. There are two OF these ssr
aouses and are lO3 oy 204 feet, ard 100 fsst nsa
1pese Du!!diDgf, with their machinery, cost sFNi'
w. Ihey arc but Ia the most substantial n.ane'',
and are clsnped together ana stifensd As strongly
iTcR ana timber can make them. Isis Is very peg
saIy, ss may DO iron the tact thGs 200 Ooo ps
- II gran may be in 81 rage there at one time i
gacnLerg IL saCn building j. driven bs four eng ~.
ILere are two tracks RAINING into tee building. 20
80 sle unloaded oy workmeu, who shovel the q q
lie :epysls " The side OF the cars, cut 81 was'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31
PERL.

We learn t5at the country is enjoying temporary
peace, after the recent civil war.
Cas,illa remained at the mead of the Government.
swaiting the LON natior and election o. Presi-
dent.
Vvsnco had left the country and gone to Chill.
BY order Of Castillo the frigse Apurimsc is in
future 10 De called the Csllso.
The new Britsh Minister to Peru, Mr.. Stafford Jer.
mDgham, had private audience with the Cabinet on
the 18th of April.
Extensive gold mines are said to have been dscov-
cred in the Interior OF Peru in mountain called Pa.
csraccs de Uco vale de Husrez.
General Vivanco's feet, composed of the three
steamers Apurimac, Lsmbayeque and Contra A.
mrante Haze still remained anchored in africa st the
tire Of the fall OF Arequips; and although General
Castillo had ordered Commander Montero TO give up
ssd vessels without offering him any terms, Colonel
Espinoss commissioned for the purpose by the Coun-
Gil Of Ministers, granted him capitsstion. Il was
arranged that the Government should pay the crews
arrears, and dismiss those who should desire it, the
officers remaining under shelter Of the securities for
raerly offered by the Council to those who should VOL
unfairly lay down ther arms. These stipuations be-
ing agreed on, the fleet sailed for Calso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31
Markets..

g.kFK.NclsoC q. II .noGy. Key
FLout-SA.. a 90 sacks Donesc oot he q % - 'S''
NHrsT-So
BAtLry-s,f,o bsss 500 fcr 'xrsTt o. p.'A ~
Cr.-l go bag, for e1por: cle 90 pfss'. ttfna
PorAIoEs-s.es g. sj- Ge + Uss ,
Fosy-lO-i hf bis c es.. ex Jos } mes .ot AZ . "
BurrIl-sAss of SO firms Wo1. - do Hope; - 10 IA
an.; AZ 80 O.. Sex, all Oh pr.ys;e terms -,
Rcr-la P.,ns Rsu sod q. y d5.c sA-s ~ th o.
loo tast CnsA Nc. 81 100 &C. res-AHed bs~'A" -
e4l2.
CoFf,r-sO so n bAs, Rio sod ~ auction a; l1
TEAs-50 chests OoloDs Pouchons, NJ Ispers soi = 'F
Bali 10 ..ls Liverpool sod ); au'noL al - - , -
CASE Goops-Ss.s Of Is CO. Loostr, 10 lns 20 COZ hen
Oy.i.s 20 CO Fruits b. Co 10 do rf'2 reacn.
-, Pine Apps q. On rrys:. 81 :. kemPs fe ffS
II - p t5cs. Lobster al surtlon II - u
SFICEs-sO mats whole Cloves solo u suc ION a. w.
DRED FEUITSteso OF leo hE bbh pisc Apes IL oies
oH priyst~ tsruIs- a.,
ToBAcco-Oo "Pesh" h-and ~d private terms ~ e1s
May App!e natural saL cod AZ sse,ion a. &c a..
81.
sT.RoH-2sc BIZ sod ~ suction ss7.-
CaspLEs-Ss, By auction ssgs s:Ine p@s' a.
i6,c. So bxs. Gra1t's. DO do, a. lie.
BENDy-2j oc;v Mixed cod e. s-tioI a. o0c-
BITTERs-1o e. Lessies s3id 81 auction q. 80 IS
WHIsEY-g bblt. Low Proof sod Oh privste >rLG
CHS 60 Cab House sod on priys'e terms
OLA bis Olive are" sod al slct.on At - ~:
MET,Ls-Saes By suction Of 10. OF oe f-1~ Fra a.
HE. lot Of d. .. :ic. lot OF cd Comp
Nails At III, do. new CO. 10. ~ Do.
CosL-sO tuEf AE.hIse< Joe jones, sAl or private
terms.
Woopf>w.sr-'o do. SboOped PIE, 4. are" sold aac-
ton .: e. J..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The bsrk Whs. Cheer touched ct Honolulu on the
80 Ct Ap.., on her passage 70 Melbourne, Austrsis
snd reach ed Sal francisco, from Melbourne On the
DIST OF April.
Our advces from the Sandwich LA, de- srs conse-
quently dated on the Sd ut.
Or Sunday evening, March %, & cafe in the Colec-
tors room N The Custom-House q. Honolulu was
robbed Of about SO O00 Government money, and 1913
OF the CoIeetors own fumes. No clue bad been CO.
tsned of the robbers up 20 Tho latest date reward
OF s. Geo was offered by the Marshal for Information
that would lead TO the detection Of the thief and re-
covery CT the money.
Ten OF the crew OF the clipper chip Polynessn, at
Honolulu refused the 3Otn March TO do duty under
the present MASTER Capt Scott, VINO has been put IN
charge OF the vessel within week, in place OF the
former master Judge Pratt the Consul, having fully
explained TO them the law OF the United States, they
ttl persisted in their refusal to return to duty, aud
were imprisoned on shore by order OF the Consul.
4 runor had been circulating about Honolulu that
definite edvices have been lately received OF the de-
partuTe Of several Russian vessels TO protect the
bays in the Ochotk Sea against the cruises Of foreign
whaeships. After careful inquiry from those VINO
would be likely 20 know, The C0Dimerc'dl AdreTttser
can find no ground for the rumor, other than that
brought by the San Diego last fall, which was prems-
tu-e Ii Russia designs to send war vessels out, she
will without doubt first give official notice to the
American and French Governments OF such purpose.
An unmarried lady, aged 10 years, sister OF Dr..
Frick OF Honolulu, was thrown down IN the stree. by
q carriage passing and killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31


We are indebted to the Purfer Of the hOses Taylor
and 70 Wells, Fargo & Coz Express for the promp.
delivery of California pspers.
The Ala California Extra Of the 7;h has the fol-
kvng:
The steamer Golden Gate, Captain Baby, ssiled
from this port the morning Of toe 5th inst, but
after beng hOaJs at sea, she broke her snat,
and compelled 20 return, and arrived here on
the morning Of the 9th Tie break il Of such CT ar
seter that shaft must be inserted out a. the
insertion will require AZ least weeks work, the
agents Of the Psc'c Mall Conpsny nave ordered the
Sonora TO 20 in the place Of tne Golden Gate al !,
accordingly the passengers nave oil been Transferred
70 the forr vefse and they 10 On the SOLora tbs
afternoon.
Since the morning Of tbe J:b, but few events OF note
have occurred IN the State. Ine aoJournDent o. the
Legislature has left the political word IN s'sgnst0n.
There is good deal Of talk sbont gold diggIogs d.,
covered in the valley Of Walker River, bu. have,
ae YET. no reliable information about the position Of
the new mines or their extent or richness.
The steamer Commodore arrived from Puget Sound
on the 5tb, with more reports from Frazess River,
bat the reports oil hsoded aud are not of
satisfactory character, we 90 not know what 10
believe. Ore fact, and pretty important one, seems
TO be placed beyond Doubt is q matter o! great
difficulty % 60 from tue coast 10 the m.Ges
Ii is said that the lDdsDs in the Mend cno Rsservs
ton have scarcely anything 10 ea, and that the agent
hss given them the seed potatoes Tor victuals.
Rumor says that Joseph Chambers and Bishop
(sodych Of Nevada have been murdered in the attn
part Of the state Time and place are not given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31
NICARAGUA.

From The Pasasd Sar Gsd Herald
Nv the BRUSH steamer Trent We have received
couious correspondence from NcsrSgus, gvlag fuI
psrlcuars o: the recent attempt mad, by Col kinney
10 possess himself OF Grey'o~n by force, and ~ at-
surne the governmer, OF the place.
The Brtsh steamer Trent, just srrived from Grey
town reports that 18th April Col. Kinney, win
men armed 10 the teeth baud down the Mosquito
flag hos,sd in its stead the Ncsrasuan coors forced
his WAY into the Mayor house aud torcbiy drsgged
him out IS prisoner. The citizens we're up % AZ ms
directly and message sent 10 Capt. Kennedy OF
the Jsmestowp for assistance who came on shore I'M
medistely. with an armed boats crew.
M Carlos Tomas, intriguing to support kmrey
and gain the support of the jamestown, stated that
he was the representative Of the Nicarsguan Gov
eminent, and had been informed by them that the
treaty between the United States and Nicaragua naa
been ratified, and that they were at al nszaras 70
hoist the flag of the above country IN SAD JaaI, IN
fortunately he had to eat his own words for M DE
Bsnve acting Consul ard lstely appointed Ministsr
70 Paris by the Nicsragusn Government produced ns
papers of office and proved that the treaty wa not
ratified and that Mr.. Tomas dared not snow MS
face in that country having been outswed Tor being
an officer in Walkers army. Nothing was let 10 be
done therefore the citizens of Greytown insisted
upon taking Kinney and his band prisoners of to the
Jsmestowb, from trence TO be sent up in the British
steamer 20 Aspinwa which was done.
The Colonel and his party hadarrved q. Aspnwsl.