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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-14

NEW FIRM,
IA DUVALL & MARTIN,
MI -PRACTICAL TAILORs,
HAVING entered into Partnership for prosecu-
- ting their profession, in the town Of Delaware, res
pectfully solicit tho patronage Of those desiring
Fashionable and Well Made Garments.
Orders conhded to us will be promptly complied with.
satisfaction in all cases guaranteed. Rooms, for the pres.
ent, over A. Getrue's Shoe Store, at Mart. Miller's old
stand. II. MARTIN
april ID. lS590tf GEO. I. DUVAIL
f1RAPE drowers can carry on their business
~ most successfully at Hnmmonton free from frosts
tome forty Vipyards set out the past season. See adyer-
tsemeut Of Hammonton Lands, another column. SIN
L VIZ ueiiafs ana nIIy cent, Eepnea 1slrs
Hall.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-14

~sne nobiest and COOLEST = for sale wboie.o,.
ter worth than to abject az i. POTTER { Go.
a debasemcnt and pollution ae5
SO highly ransoIned and ennoE~
friendship and tHial relation witLanted, for
TON, MARKET
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-14
Repairing.

GLOCKS Watches and JeweIry repaired In the Il
5, Williams Block. q. PLAT
December ~, 1883
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-14

JRWelTV,

Clocks, Watcher and Jewelry repaired by experienced
worEIoen- All work warranted April Is, SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
DEMOCRACY IN MINNESOTA.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Cores POI depce Of The y. Y. Tribune.
MINNESOTA, June >, 1853.
in commenting on the complexion of the next
Congress, yon seem 10 place To" much conidencr
in The ability of this state To assist tbe Republicans
in organizing the House Without expa,ating on
The Outrage when thus di.franchises US, We say
TIA, Minnesota can take no part in tue struggle 1t
bns been 81 coutved by the PrO-Sl4yery Denoc.
rscy. bud the sch Inc threatens to prose success
iul,
As you are aware, W. have a Democratic State
,fc,al, and had alsn Democratic majority IN cur
lar, Iecisluture II is Also well known that the
State i. strongly Republican. The ntriguers Of
The Del ocIsc, were fearful Of the re-ul. of tue
next Il. c,ioI snd dated tot trust tie dear pei
plr" m whom they profess IA have s1cb u"bouLd"d
c"rfd-i c.; consequently. wh~n III power last
SUMNER, everything aas done wn;h "ee possible
Ia tpesa the DeAt election al c"ntr"i MS 't.hits.
Dty.n by tue Iusll, CT At s-li-preservat"n, IN ef-
lot Wa III. de 10 et CT Demvcrat'c United States
Sri aiur, atbuUgt contrary 10 all law aud opposed
to .v,l, pircIpe Of Justice. Failing Ia that by
M, rr,nuliun Of III, Republicans, who, III ne IN
sta, c., resisted TIE iyrSny by i'rcr, sroeme WAS
lard to eecpIe two democratic congressman. 10
acc mrl.h thin they r.f,sed To dl,tric. the State,
Tor " 10 system of gen, ond.Ilns Is IT possible
io i.o III DISTRICTS thsi " Ill elect D-uucraIs. Hoping
Nv 10 4" b, ste IL stuff he b,Iui-5"xrs III Penn
IBERIA, Cuiiriwood, and 9th, r .ut-of The way c'uu
tes sufficiently To caiIy br State; but icarlug tue
Ir.rl even With such ali advantage aud actlue,
Doubt, -. uudrr Instructions from headquarters,
ala" her plan has been Conceived Which IL at! event
wIli br succrsSiul, II not III electns Democrats at
least III mol erecting Republicans, VII" mn. nt assist
~ TIE urgsnIzsiion of ibe li"u.-. The D-m"crscy
rttHSd IL pass lar for the election of Represent
atnes III UDgr-ss, which hw was necrssaIy 10 al
election IL Ills State.
The r. suit is that both parties will proceed TO
bon aic and the lscple viii elect, al ho"gh not
su'bonzed by law
The lemocrs,c Central Committee haeios called
State Cuu,eriiun for the purpose II n"ml eating
n, mt+Ts If Congress az ~rll as State officers the
h, lubhcans c"uu do no less. ii The Dem cracy
'Uccttd In g.t'ihg majority nj votes tcr their can
didaic, il al bt all right; tBey Will proceed 10
" bin. iuL aud takc tb.lr seats; but u the he
IubiCshs chiTS the election, tue Druiucratc uific-
las Will refuse to .ise them certificates, at IA" PEE
/ tease that there is 10 law authorizing eectiO.
! anu consequently no certificates can be gwen. OF
They viii DOT BE- PERMITTED IL take their seats
without creoenila's, especially II tteIe be Demo
: cIatc n.sjollIy III C"nyIess. IL toe Republican
Slate Ticket Is elected. after the officers are
msiellrd IL JaLussy next, toe Congressman may
set Iber certificates: but Ill that event, viii u
, Democratic COntIess admit them
A CIrIzkN OF MINNESOTA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

inu,r aud fu1lly deu apded Sm'tsnce. bn'r ih
CURED heir bu iu.-s AID informed the party oat q"
w.s rrep-r-d aid should deieud himself 20 The Task
vauec tr-n IN hep away, and fired one sio, "a "'
III uLacw TO at nrial- them. Ihis ehrtSed tne
ni.rr-sur, a. they brake into the h"is-i hnt h1l
u. ~ bur who up s,s'rs had rvoa I'D M -dh'
C~l-r leI ihe patty, aud ~s about ,-c-b 'i"S Tue
sam, wh-L told by Burr thai hc r"nli hoe nPp" M"
uu..ss lie Ctsis'ed CouP.r st.frd tn nsceup "hcn
bur fred A. ,h.i hm th'ush the heart. Tue c'"'-
paI f fallen We're about - rush up - Al
tGt Bon but his cal lns Ia h.s nIutheT Ia hsai
Inn !, r-Nu.ver-s weapon that lie DID n't pose
tf,y thought 80 tu dtcnup and DAD so tnsinS ne
boGy ,lp-, distance With them, aud then &c ,voS H.
Tie txci',u.ri caused by his Tragedy "a iu'en--.
SKIER t. were str,>i.d for b ~ ~ been g-g-i 10
tie as-suh mp u BuT's hVu,e-Orvill. R~sn''i'. =
', uu, o. al ra!n,d Ms VIM. Ackl-y Burgess, BARI
y, - sm md irry.
C.r,Ier'. Jury was 10 session OF The Or.nel
B-u,e >undsy, engaged invest aiug the 1haif.
II sad that LUup,r, the drceased, r-ceuey n''-'
lcrse al 0fan 81 10 ri"e 10 Philp>v IL, bur went 10
fu,ud.hp ard here ,od the arinak Two men VINO
were cent a. arrest lin, ar ct the money wnvai Ia
In, tu b, arrested Ter can phCiy m this affair pst
H., WILL # oouIs. Tot b- held. Mr.. Burr. who may
be gsrucd tie OF all these quarnes, IA about
81 wears q. age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
THE DAY AFTER THE BATTLE or MON,
IkBELLO.

We trat slate from letter 10 the Messager the fol
loving DESCRIPTION Of The field of battle at Monte
belo:
within fifteen honrs after the battle was over, we
ert.r.d HnutebelO, where were only An aivaD"ei
guard Of ~ hight Sandman i"rse. The city was siu
almost de-eIi. Til, i.babiiavts who bat fled the Gay
befr- oh ihr sppIv zach # the eDriy cDlonns, were
r,iuIirg timdly one by one, watching am hs'euIug
Sharply 10 hbd out the condition OF then hpnr-r
C,r,ses covered The appiuaches To the town aod hed
~. s,rrtr i,e uf Austrian 10 the proportion vi
4inl e il,r Airs. While NJ. Gadrau, ny fsl"~
t,sve,r was skt,cLng for ILLUSTRATION the .cenes Of
tie BATH arcorJiDs 10 the description Of the Pied
IL ,Iiese ,flice,, | W, ut INTO soin. If the houses
" E,etysbele saw sUui,I- dead and stlh W the
snitnde. H. which they bad been struck. Bodies
sirewn IN pools Of blood, furniture broken, walls
,I,uve0 by halls doors aud 9iId"ws suasbsd bay0-
n-rs bent sno twisted usk.ts w6ch bal been u ed rs
clubs oil is ade up ole OF those scenes winch are
Lesei hTsoi-i. , 49,
Went Ia Il e cemetery. II Vas literally filed With
AustIisls lying au"ng The graves. IL l, on grouni
e.evai, sideiab ab"ve the road, aud has wal
wLIch If pierced with grated openings. IL Inls BIT al
mott be tsiled "a forfcaion. All tie intrepidIty and
incredible du,b oi soldiers required 10 dizv 'ge
a Ge. p-rate er.ny aub so G'il- i"--.
huve ferb HE Au,tiinp prisoners. Many of them
are vi sIiabs and openly .xpe-- their Joy AT being
il our bands They Tell, i'll bad Isau, lncrrd.bis
stoli,s Of their suffvriu,r since the campaign CON-
nebc.d, and Of the sorry state of Gyula's army
letter 10 the Constitutional reals ~ fellows:
" NOGHfRt, May -.
81 found our soldiers engaged il the Fad @Ork OF
carry,I oil the wounded aid buryng lie DEAD.
Msry Of tie BATH Ut day before yesteT-
day Lave been cull. cted such az arms, bh' OF UNI
forms doubl, -esg plates bayonet -heaths, &c. Tue
dead ham hayc seen urariy all dressed 10 the
vle vest and the green blue pantaonns; the coii-
iuIe ir III the of inter. Nearly al these men
were Young sbd siuut but sui their it aiuie- showed
great faith ur and be pis'rers say that for nauy days
their cO,ps d0rmfe has suffered much Rom forced
mar, les and JrivatioD Of food.
Many Of these prisVDers are lInngarians. do
niesc oi tie Emperor liuIy hran, has spoken with
s.yea il The Cbu,cb Of Mopt-bello where they were
a,stIibieo, and all reiOLard al their capture.
II ey thnk II at the French viii treat them well, aud
tleJ GET along easily with the nllshops Of war;
- he Airriuu officer have breI curlaii, received
by ur.. who .feIed them erytliDg-wn-, coffee
al d gt.s- sud mott have pied. But some will
ss~tI 10 qu.stols; oLe, iiollsnGer, has not yet
spoken IA ~d.
"1hc village Of Montebrllo has suffered greatly In
ary oil the bOnses there corps.s now. IL
is hot at Casteego; there the engagement MS out
SIDE OF the town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
TWO DAUGHTERS EMANCIPATED BY
THEIR FATHER.


In The Summer Of ls57, james oldham. I" free
" it- citizen If C"abvma County, Mississippi rIt
us pantstiVn Fiars Point, viii hts two beautiful
daughi-rs-,le II whom is H. aud the other 10
wears Of aee-for Ob,rn, Ohio, whither be ga ne for
The uoube purpose If euaIcipairg AID educ 1ng the
tns fu they his save, He WAS accompanied
by Mas Hattie Oldham, lear relative, sho came 70
assist in cstg the daughters in their condition.
Al Memphis, the younger daus htef Cyr-na. having
been the pet If thu family, AMI preivrTing the kupwn
ease OF Ter subny home to The f.uc-d tsas and the
dreaded iesIa = ii school, could not b. Der,uzd,
to coue any further the journey, ami her kind
father iiduce permit her To return the plaza
tauu, while The balauce Uf the party cane on and
arrived al oh, rim in August.
Tie next DAY after then arrival, NJ. Oldham was
srs,bed With typhoid dys=nitIy, AID was SOFA re-
duced 10 critical cuuditi,n, ID ich be fingered fr
ibiee weeks ard died Having formed an scqusint-
sIce with DIR. Il L. Rea Of OXi,id, Butler CauDty
Quo and having great Confidence in his skill g
plys'cian, ST Mr. Odhan's request the Doctor came
10 bis bedside watched BIN until death ended biz
sufrrirgs, ard then accompanied BIS Mortal remains
back 10 HE desolste home ia Mississippi.
When Mr. oldham became convinced that be must
die bis for the freedom Of bis Youngest .usE
ter was intense. rbe eldest nelire, was with him
in Ohio, and therefore fee; but the younger b;
lin grrne amid the loved of her chldhood
exposed to be inveDtored among the other Cd s;els
the estate and soid at high price because VI he. light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

.ad. Tie wool clip vii be quite an average one 10
qunly nud quab'Hy.
Ouje an -xrri-v. dirrct foreign trade has = wn up
b.tw.et hrs cit, and Liv-rpo"I va'n- N-la dC,nH
aud .t f..i.L port sl,nID TIE PCT '~1 yeT; ana
n ,,,u tui about Dozen ~ ouF '.4ke vr-~-'-
r.. ted With -taye., plsIk sc frHn Apartments
s- year TIM rIi-rrse Likely Ia pf'V-a paying "'r'
q, otr cor, u .rrial mn ghO engage ~ - they sd
ter ln, rsrcues without unch ditf,uiy Thee 80 ~
rr.rcsl facilities with th. f-v'szhl- -,s'u,g - or
E.rutl.sr l. q, aiurr with regard :" swap
lao ,Loud give favorable imp-~-iOn If or Sale
Ia ,,~, tlrif y lat lrrut aud industrious -iIigfsn-
-. King hn, e. u tne New World who iaui II ''a.'ir
Cardeh Almost svery day IN tie year. w have q
s,,,e hop.s;esd Ia By which any lan1less i-nl, cdn
oltsib r. acre uf g,od land ~ tns -nh 81 Heaven
,v.rsu q uIou with jut non-y abd without y0cr az
ton e-,. 40 'o settle upon. These excellent a''> @fe
roricuut, - settlements, schoo-hoases, churcne-,
mill naviaabe streams, lGkes, rall'Oeis AM Sta
r, adj, comp isii all kinds and qaa'ier u sui anj u -
b-r And ndjmLng there anhs ar- Others tnas na. be
turcl a.ed at one collar AID quarter Der II fry
ntr.- ME not en-, u Er farm. st the lat session 81
H.. l. III laure iley male OF appropriation OF Jp',VD
scies Il public aId- t. np.n state t"sis tr,m the ola
:. led BARS o the state into the Dew portions where
te.e nleriead lands AID the roads already
sUryeyed and tie contracts 1t for OPENING inen 10th
with And ~ ano,brr iuDureu,D:, our State il tho
roughly Republican IN r"lIlcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
RAILhOAD ACCIDENT.

Corre.pond.uce Of The Cincinnati Gsz-tte.
DAYTON june g, 1879.
An accident occurred 10 the tran that l Cincinnati
OF oc, * ili- morning, the Hamilton aDo DAYTON
road about three uue- above MIami.h burg, by which
tie last passenger cor thrown of tie Track, aui
bndy snssh,d up. Several at the pas--t gers we're
mined nd Ib- brrheura al hi bHCk bruSc", aud Is
net ,xtece TO I've. The brak-man- tame IS Cl,tn.
He X a married an, ard ba- wife d four Children
a., ing IT, Cir ch n The dent was cau-"d by run
my ,y,t COW. 1De .-ight + the locomotive su-
ahed it. pas SAT. ly rolling he CARCASS along
un",T lie Gals, " iil il I.atbed tile las, car.
Tie '-i s.Iicu- jury To pa,--ug'r VAS 10 gen
II, d al living 81 Miineburg, ~bO gVIg tO Os-
hu ne, hut ihrutb seriously, lie l. Dot daugsrbd-y
hur. Tie "ihrr u jure- Ia passengers consisted OF
brDi.t-, les painful, but rome ri them seIo'r.
II e ear oss nps't duwn 'idellng baik, ani every
teat il IL sua-he0 NJ. II j. w"ni-r TIE pN,9en-
ger, sc-Id win -li. h. iur-r. There ~.r- -bJlt
n ass ug.rr the ~recs.d car, three VI them ltIes
-tl,.se ui cOur,e, tainted.
Tie iurei br. k.nan aud passengers we're brought
10 his place,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
FROM MICHIGAN.



DETROIT, June 10, 1859.
A severe frost visited nearly every part Of this
State the tight Of the Eth inst. cutting down corn,
potatoes snd esden vegetables bat as tar as l can
Learn, lot seriously nju'ing wheat and o,her field
grains, fruit, except grapes Corn and potatoes, it
Is believed, will ereray recover the shock, without
rtplar,ng. The wheat crop of the State never gave
better pron Use o. an abundant and early harvest,
which, If the frost has Dot materially mjGsed IT, and
poth ,e shall intervene before resping will atf ,rd
reedeo r,h,fto our farmers AMI all rasses Of people,
whie there is no grest lack Of money fr legitimate
purposes in Improvements Nc., N the larger cities.
We have seldom bad more pluching time fOr money
snoI The masses than for the past few months Tus
grows cut " The fsc tina, there but very little
plus produce in the State m las. yesis crop DIS
pore of ard consequently the receipts by railroads,
for some tine past, lave been extremely limited.
The wool market has opened with average prices,
vsryIg from - 10 - cents, as per quality, which viii
throw considerable money into the Stale, and help TO
relieve US Until the Dew harvest begins " move iog-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
A TRAGEDY Ar ORAMEL.
TARRED. FEATHEREo AND SHOOTING.


From The R5shoter De10crGi, IElea
We are ld- bied t. e-ntenaD ot this city for the
+ lowing account Vi tragic OccurTence at Drama,
Aiel tuy County. Tie -t1rul-ut VAS received IN
letter iIofn geI lrman residing 10 the lauer place:
In house tins side Il the Cr7n- House
lives a family raued Burr, iorm-dy Of Belfast. Burr
is 6ui.d t.' biz secord w.t. and he Is her sec"ni
husband. Not sgIeeiBg we'll, they separated some
nau'hs sucr. lie cUUdu,t of Burrs spu by bis 4 II
wife toward bis step mother was given as reason Tor
the d-- grermrni. The s'el-On remains ana snpp9r's
Biz - pnH'hsr snd BIER children. Some months ag",
yong nah bsned op-T-whOse father, II Il SAD,
fec IL Canada several y-ais ago, 10 avoid iT1l Tor
frg,D-csne to this place He l. 4 cousin Ut hns.
Bur sud eudeavvi,d ~ induce her to 20 WITH him ID
Cansta where BIZ and her friends hive, 10 order, as
reltt Las Il 10 separate her from young Borr aud put
stop pub ic scandal respecting their supposed re-
laisns She would not cuu.-ut 10 the arrangement.
C."p.r then tired another measure.
Getting BUR out With HIN oue night, he Induced
sou If bi. ct uns upon and tar and feather him.
In order To divert suspicion from himself ~ this mat
Ter, Cooper rnn away, as if frightened. lie was
p. cied oi setts the thing foot however, both BY
Bur and the woman; anc q repetition OF the assault
va. feared. Gu saturday, be party Il men
lUrkrg 10 the woods, switching him. and believed that
further injUry medita;-d. Burr told hi troubles
ard suspicious TO Stephen Baker, by whom he is
ployed aud advised tn dreGd himself against mis-
ass6i'aIt-. This be resolved TO do; and borrowing
Gun from Mr.. Baker he induced two persons 10 go
rome With lin 10 assist hun against his enemies. Tue
doors fastened the children pat safely 10 bed;
and soon afterwsrd several person. arrived at the
house and made some dsturbapce outside pelled the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
C. myh Iior, her h.au''fnl rrgi-is aud her g'a'-fa
.su nd 'he Jyiug fo,ter tteE T. and oittsr aosu'-h
- ...nl

T. r,l. sor, her h. auifnl rrg-fs aud her g-ar-fil
an ard rhe Jyng fo,ter tues L, and oittr ansu'-h
ttuiy hs .uui.
He kie., 100 iha, the laws of Mississippi forbid
en- .uciat,n Att il her bard r. sId fu'th.r, ,br "
c, u by bi- all m4S- her fr-- ~ n --nt pdt ~
h Stat. culd be- vii her 10 tiust 80 au"fer Tor
tie puip"-- # making ef free u Vhrr We, c'1d he
al J ~ Io a., one FER th4; PURPOSE Thus the
dung pnr-If bel.s. urrei every hSud ny the mOu-
Crn, ny ~ tie hw, h-'Gn- mp A. I, 1-s every
Wy ~ Nhc7 he igtt s'cuf- freedom - his c7hi,
sId iEu- se.e her ir' hte7ciu tate. Ia tis stfan
b. sl, led 10 tie Hon. Philemon BIZ or EE1> tor
6, NIL whose clear trsd aiA warm h-art were soon
-ii.i,d ha- would stem the les taxi ~ eua-
~ y weakly f4her TO free b's O-G child rom eier-
!, avery.
vii .ss soon execu,ed IL wrich the facts OF the
vsrer,s earrest Wbn were clearly ct or-h, aud by
tie of hicl 'hs = ter, made ru-, Sil
ii" sum Of siuG b-qne4ih-d for Their rupp''tt sof
ucHii,I and the nubi- Or. Req appointed exec
ui'r # the Will
il AIS al-o provided tbs, the whole of the above
.Luui be rxp' rde, If urc-srary, tn secnre the
f. ec"n 81 the y"n' ge-i - shout aHa'enp' ne maize
t. IrevrLi ~ toe benz under the laws If NlS's'ip-
H. VIII VIE prUNlHf, with the energy Al ne nie>c
II DR.. R's, pr'vei mar, th-n match fr -lIvehOli-
il ,Ili,iHy Nj siaveh"Ging las. n il shown Ia ne
fat that both E,n,ine ard Cyrri rr~ nu@ sat- Ia
OBJ rI, where their wants all ne supplied ard tn-r
edt csiin IlOyider ~ under the ir-tlUr 81 Dr kra
Tu' h'l a. rot BE-, u accomplished without re-
siTur Gle every point being warmly cont stel oy
;Ic-dy h-T -rh Wicked lsw- "fe -d'', az 'be de-
ter'Ee' Do'tor ana Ts htronsnrs- On the 'thTr tut
the u serne slniurt certain thai tile cor n"re .
would succeed, ard that the money, wei a the lO
cry of Cyrns woud be- lost ind--i, So sure were
T. ~ ,ucc-ss tbs; rbe heirs bid Dr. R-a bold det-
arc.
81 lei 9Th point decided nv the Supreme Court
Cf Mississippi IN casr H., ulviig Important oIirs
IL lhr, sld lie c,ntrov,I brought to close, by
a cun,pr mise, in whrhj DIR. K. secured the free
d. H. ct ne girl sLs s3,'fU of tine D0u-y.
l. days ~" DR.. K might have been sesn eav-
the lon tile late .iatie- Otih-m large
r'igttrd with hI- pr-ri"us ctms', th" tender
Cyr,ns, ~ Hing Exile iT0u her ehdhD"is home,
sId akig his de viou> way for ute miles through
rec hty ca gogts AMI edd M currents maize by the
iuibd whter. e the Mississippi. back to Fnsr Point,
vi ere De On bake forte purpose of eIustaiu these
ssters Ob-rh, The veiy place chO,-u for them by
The cyms, h,nest rayrhDld r, where they become
free ymluvus, and ilt-llI. gent avucu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13
,rop, so foraard, health, snd strong, wul turn


out.
For .om- time pas. there have been rum ?. NJ
snrroaeLipg chsrtr 10 sc G"ernm. mt, tb' effect
o. wb,,h, it IL surpassed, vi br T. give th- G''''
-rrn.rnt l.r.- measnfr "' -upp"f' w 'PIss
(snsds. n u-"rfy III bose rrprr.. natives IA tie
I.o.I.tiye Assembly are nos h''-tll-. he nrc-s-
IT, for charges il The L"w.r Canada scc'"n Of the
GH.uuent aris-s fr"m III circun-;ance that
there .Jr. 81 present, onl' tao frrnch-Canadirn-
j., tie Cabinet, Me,sr'. Cartier md BE lean, the
Ia,i.r at vhou b.ing Speaker Of thu L-.i-lnti7-
CouLcil. can lake n' ,ci,e p4rt 10 the debates Ut
thai Chamber. Withs mesger Representation 10
u. ministry, the Freoch CaD,tioos c-unyt b" ex-
pect.d io BE- long satisfied. Chug-s 10 bp'h sec
tons Of TIE CabL-t must take place before agoth"r
trs,rn, aid it is expected that they will soon
occur.
The exploration Of the Northwest country has
10, bees entirely abandoned, small party ha'iDg
been agon seht cut. The previous results have
been miserable con pared with the cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-13

SUICIDE OF \ YoUAG GIRL Last Suoday morning
quite You ard 1vely girl FAMED L0yracr, resiing
L,ar fslnoutr, KeLiucky, cuminiriei suede by
Gruwbiig bereeif in snall creek near that place.
Tie following the cicuclrteuc.s ~ T. latci Us
b! = Who seemed to be thoroughly cVnyersant
VIII then
a over, with whom she had been acquainted during
tie gr-al,r pant Of her lfe, AID to sh"m she
g6ged 80 be married, some tine since left ior tue
uihcfn part % the Siair, where be became &C
quAUed ~i'h, and soon afI-r united bu.s5if TO- quite
a wealthy yong LADY, whose parents reside near
SL'parGsvie
He frued Bis o.den love Of Bis new found charner
ty leer and rle Immediately up, It's receip, threw
htseii no The liquid II tbs stream the only
csuscaiiCn she could receive upon having been torn
Fl, N the of BIN to whom her young hear hal
given al the wealth OF It's affections.
lCiucinnsi Enquirer
MATCH NAMING TIE Ultra Her0ld says that Mr..
Gates u trsI kiurt, Herkimer Co.. has made during
lie lasi Is years about 6.455 900 90 Of matches usng
10, 800 feet 81 lumber. lie makes 2 80 00O
mattel IS daily, making of 900 feet of lumber lie
five pounds OF phosphorus daily, which IL about
the amount found il the bones of single horse. lie
hos thu used up the skeletons OF about 800 horses
hosi Of 4" Il s,cbed" teams. No wonder that hone
stars at the fz which follows the primitive scratch.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
South American News.
NEW YORK An

NEW YORK April i.
y Bucnos Ayres letter Of Jan. 9th. informs
the Ii .rald that there is a probability of the
peaceful settlement OF our Paraguayan difficult
ties.
Commander Rawling had an interview with
The plenipotentiories of the Paraguayan Gov
crnment and they had expressed an anxious de-
sire Tor a fair, just and peaceful arrangement
with the L. s. They farther stated that they
were authorized to form a treaty with tho U
5: similcr to those of England, France and Sa.-
dinia, and were willing to leave to arbitration
whatever claim the U. S.7or any of its citizens
might have against Paraguay.
Mr.. Bowlin made no positive answer but
'gas to meet the Plenipotcnt;aries within
thirty days,
Honduras adv;ces state, thatt the French Gov
ernlDent has marie the fine bay of Tonseca its
naval station on the Pacific; that ono vessel had
already arrived. and two others were expected
daily. Besides being the Pacific rminu OF
the proposed Honduras Railroad this bay COM
mands the three states of Nicaragua, Hondu-
ras, md San Salvador, all Of which touch upon it.
Aaron Jones, the English trainer of the Be-
nicia Boy has sent a challenge, on his own ac-
count, to Tom sayrts. the present champion
OF England, for 81 900 ana the champion belt.