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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
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This is the ONLY INSTITUTION in this C.y. In he
United States recognizing and cayns out the following rules
of business, 'n:
J. 10 publish Tor s p.trops thoroughly revised m OF all the
St.te sId class fed into Dauies rn'
Weeties, e.kles, Rslsious German, Sc. -
2 To score rspcrs, osss OF sl bus, &c
g. but lessJ-Th,t Instructed The uorn fd' 20
PhFPn ih that out OF The of'e a. The 'ry
Of securing prices and the po0ptne OF pub
hsbr's. . -. "a,
s. outside to Lote verbal m-,sse- from
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r. S-The Pre- pristof rf bs patrons such a.
HARPER BROTHERS,
FAIRBANKS Il Co,
RTGCMAN, CLARK L Co.,
FRANK ALLbN
"a. TOWNSEND Co.,
Etc etc etc
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE-(G. H. RICHARD.
gOk)-Norta corner Of 5h and Arch-sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

Ptke'- PEAK Gold Mines.
Yhe subscribers propot- 10 sveo nunoef OF
freq Lesyen orlh Cy, other points the Missouri
that ay areed uppn TO the Gold Mines OF tites reM
Chtrry Crek ad the Pst.e. dnpg the months OF ArhL
and MAY with dpst H. favorsbe terms For o practical
.xpeIirrce the Plains and our r-sPonsloJ
a Con mon Gamers refer 10 Col Daniel ronPsins As
.i,tut j. T. eoutter, ei1ent o the
Bsni oftne Republic; WisG Van De Vsnte No 1876 sron
n B,pixuin Holliosy, ToItine Budngs Wslst aud j. b.
simrson Cortpsutsl B.nt Bu6ins Nos and N..ssu't
New ,Ib Civ To the after gentleman, General Agent
we refer for tuu particulars Early application Will meet with
avor. (senedl ,,,.n,,,,
Lesyenworh City, T,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07


Of few persons .raoseo ~t organs Of peuu 40 ne or oil
iIslbsnstbe par has 90 that Of the msss
and Of any thousand pupils who commences i' snsy
there three p-rh.ps Who s.r severs ya
Of bard labor succeed In reading much les, wiring 10 's
isfsotoTy manner.
The this amen.sbe fact sy be e.s sooouu.ed f
First o all shel notice writing" No would now
the Incompatible supeod Of the Asb.n " the 10
fges oeDy for ist.t ha. tn- operation OF srita
etc, simple h the would become WITH the otfer
ely complicated The complication Of s'sn. which 20
prev. poer OF science snd rendered aoiote
Dsib The many this day n music aud prodao-.
nlts Peope could wrs ssd r-sd music at lea. ss
well their owD ls1suss ana e'en more e,sy we're nt ne
Of iDsrucoD ssua rsorted to ?, oificut sod os
eouratne The usual methods within the sco Of the
nss,e abo ugh w, naturally CITED oeereome the
iicutles give dsgded ano exhans ed
But been chaof-d BY the di.cosey
of Gain ether The admirable method Of exereses OF
ChEVE elementary ". sass h.,oony suSc now
with few .sus simple than those of common hs1d wit
ing osi-s tbr ~ srtnmer IL ease N resd
language Win The ne theorJ and
the meth, may BE- sod taught u asw mohhs
no. pieces leaned by nei a. IN tue
old uehod but read well tie metbo1 9.
sight wfts from soa % without tte s'ssance
any H,Dc sfo,tb mGsic science free of
Music viii be privifge OF the few WtnoGt
trouble without fsgne, nay with f,cy sbd pie
even booy learn READ aud writ in sb1r time
Mile. SAUvAGEOT will deliver free Lecture upoo this
interfering sub a. the Cooper Institute, room No 2 on
TUESDAY, FEB. g. N7. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

.Graduste Course Of Columbia College,
"CoMPARATIvy PHYSICAL GfoeRtPHY it relation - His
tory aud Modern Civ ila.on Prof oUYOrS Coure his
subject viii btn the Historical Socety bS introductory,
be continued the place MONDAY s1d TUESDAY
of each week 81 O'Clock D. This Course wbicn will eS
tend into May viii discuss the subject under two general
beads -
1.-THE EARTH IN ITSELF. Which viii embrace the
study Of tb. surface distribution Of nd aod
arrangement and cbes',ec orns q coohnens the
..nes general Of the physical sttuct IRE
Globe aud aractec features Of The Teef oi tn con-
tDents the basin Of the o,esus ortiuag d the co1'
merits regulated by their Plastic forns;
hydrosraphic bsnn. compsred rons "a THE
1MosPpsRP or Of climate dstrib tiou OF
laid snd innate; ccuson OF toe winds; ontrion
ton ufuen Of altitude clnae; hoe OF peP~t isl
snow the sacisrs th. p 50. THE OkGssTzED
of the cis'rbntion Of pa s sod ani
a. spec,s rsserd to ore.fs aud economical plsuts
III u-THE EARTH IN ITS RELATiOn TO aANk'ND
Embacii IA the OF hsoDes ot nature
ara of history the ereat erresl contrasts 2 TIRE LAND
HtmssHGsi iSD WATEE HEaisPBEsE; their ch.rster
b. physical charecerscs their peculiar functions in nature
civilization the three cOptntrs Of the North ano the
d South me pnJstca chHacters ot
each srour; Of disbuio ~ ntvdrh
special uucous Il each continent part OF the
t.ire.al orssui.m South Acrucs AEnca Alst.'ia-the
coItLeIu Ct AMa Euioqe North Am r-the conti-
Do . Of civilized
III UI-CONCLUeIDNS.
Adn,on To tb. Cou,s &5 Fer Ailrni Of the College, "f
the Uv.rns Free ACADEMY o. the 3sres Of ~ o. ne:
staDdDr, sod o nenoers of the MeI-
cattle Library istcn AID Stuoens OF Theological Semi
Dnres, the prc. oi tiCkos will be &S -
Tickets may had al Coese Of the Jaai'or Of u. HIS
tcal Society Of the Librarian OF the Mercantile Library
Association. 80,
CHAs. KING, President Of Columbia College
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

Old BraodIes NJ New Prices.
In o ia psrtsttcns next Spring OF
NEW bEANDlES,
~ N. treat yutas Of 1851 and 1855 induced to o9er al
nv accumulated stJ tJck of
RARE OLD BR4EDlES
gesiy reduced prices wei New brandies Just imported
Sy ~. ir.ct fou the bs houses in CoeIsc.
These Sra o sute-d ssriSELY Pure and
ALL nav "a Of the
VERY FIRST class
fEEQUAlEI IN TIE MARKET.
The pc-s lower ean known ior TAay years VIII range
u follows salon:
e. s.. SIS IS So g. - 50. S5, So, s6 so,
by the deuo,n larger quantity At such prices The terms
viust peee.sarly BE- CASH ONLY. ..
FREDERICK s. CoZZENS,
importer Of
FINE WINES BRAsDIEs aud CisARs,
Ard Sole Apent for - -
n. LONGWORTHS OHIO WINES,
NJ IS WsrIenr,
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad,
New York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

ELIZABETHAN ALE-Wholesome and nour-
~ ishins-se.sn.a for ssa.ssolS rss D., DECK &C.,
psss Sold IN pist bottl.s osiy. Rsts Is Per 6sssay
T;e aoved retained bottles j. BARLOW, 10 fseats
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

CARLYLEs LIFE OF BURNS.
pEIsssR PbOCTOR No. S8 Broadway,
(Successor. to StAnforo SwerdsD
Have jl'i ,'a'li'hed'
Second voluu,. Of the HoushOd Lbay containing the
LIFE OF ROBERT BURNS,
By Csily and OtherI
lsmo Clo,b, 50 Gems
Eops truy great been written of Burns exsep.
this .h.u Of y IL 10 genius udDs g. aiaa-
IN. v Day SOCK
This ,piri,us portrait BY Carlyle Of the ssndsH e
foIt. OF 10. of ritter - Commercial Aiv-rase
by lar the finest of Robert Burns aud
poet N A, hs, ever ee-n written Scottish American.
Caryls famous portrs.ue Of Burns written when be
wrote hls be.-"-I Evening Post
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-The steamship
Tennessee has arrived, from Vera Cruz 22d
inst. Miramon was still at Orzaba, with 1000
men, and was collecting forced loans every
where. He had formed a cabinet, consisting
of Larranzas, minister of foreign relations,
and Zagacata, minister of war.
"The Progresso" of the 10th states that the
French and English commander had notified
the Captain of the American sloop-ofwar "Sar-
atoga," that they should board the Tennessee,
to see if any filibusters were on board. The
Captain of the Saratoga intimated that they
could not do SO while his ship was near enough
to prevent it,
The foreign minister at the capitol had not
recognized Miramon as President.
The English and French squadron were in
hostile attitude before Vera Cruz and favor
ing Miramon and the church party. They
will attack the city from the sea while Mira
mon does the same from the land side
The English and French merchants at Vera
Cruz have renowned the protection of their
own flag, and placed themselves under the
American flag.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
ASSASSINATION AT WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The community
was thrown into an intense excitement to-day
by the killing of Philip Barton Key, the u
S. District Attorney for the District of Column
bia, at the hands of Daniel E. Sickles, Mem
Der of Congress from New York. According
to report, Mr.. Sickles, became convinced of
the truth of certain scandalous rumors, involv-
ing his wife, and resolved to redress his wrongs.
At about two o'clock, this afternoon, proceed
ing from his residence, near the Presidents
house, to the Southeast corner of Lafayette
square, in the same neighborhood, where Mr..
Key was engaged in conversation with MIR.
Butterworth of New York, he charged Mr..
Key with having dishonored him and destroy
ed his domestic peace, and shot him with
revolver.
One of the balls entered the left side of the
body, and passed through to the correspond
ing point on the opposite side, lodging under
the skin. Another shot took effect in the right
thigh, near the main artery, when Mr.. Key
fell, imploring Mr.. Sickles not to kill him.
The third shot was in the right side but
glanced from the body, inficting only bruise.
Death ensued in few minutes. The body
was taken into the National Club House,
where a jury of inquest was held, who, after
an examination into the circumstances, of
some hours length, returned verdict merely
stating that the death of Mr.. Key was from
the effects of pistol shots as above stated fired
by Sickles. The premises of the club
house were crowded with people anxious
ly inquiring all the circumstances of the event.
After Mr. Sickles had killed Mr.. Key he re-
paired to the residence of Attorney General
Black. There he was advised to deliver him
self into the hands of the officers, who subse-
quently conveyed him to Jail, to which he was
committed for further examination tomorrow.
Tho fapfc xUh iah la1 tn tba fro adx will
probably judicially transpire.
The inquisition of the coroner was merely
with reference to the causes which produced
death
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
FROM CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH AMERICA
Arrival of the Illinois from AspinwaI.

New YORK, Feb. 27.-The steamship Him
OILS arrived at noon, from Aspinwall, with Cal
itornia mail of the 9th inst, with 81 ,30S 900 in
gold. Reports sloop-ofwar Saratoga to have
sailed from Aspinwall the 10th for Vera Cruz
and st. Louis for Greytown.
The California news has been mainly antici-
pated.
A resolution was to be introduced into the
Legislature requesting Senator Gwin to resign
on the ground that in his bill providing for the
letting of the ocean mail contracts, he has VIC
lated the instructions ofthe Legislature, passed
last year
Gen. Clark has determined on a vigorous
campaign against the Mohave and Pah Utah
Indians.
Central America.
The Panama Star confirms the reported
signing of Ousleys English and Nicaragua
treaty, and the Cass- Yrissari treaty has not
been acted on by the Nicaragua Congress.
A correspondent says the former contains
clauses likely to be offensive to the American
government.
Valparaiso dates of January 10th state that
a revolution was imminent. The police had
revoted and completely overthrow the gov
eminent officers without bloodseed The
troops had started for Copiapo and Coquimbo,
and the latter place as also Chaldea were to be
put under blockade till the difficulties are ter
minated
The feeling at Valparaiso is decidedly in IA
vor of the government, the influence of the for
eign residents operating as a check on the NAL
contents.
The government is apprehensive of the
South, as the opposition there have arms and
ammunition. The whole republic, except Val
DIVA and Chloe, is now officially under a state
of seige.
Conception is to be blockaded as soon as pos
sible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The Committee
on Ways and Means have at last adopted a
resolution On the tariff. The Chairman is in
structed, at the first possible moment, to ask a
suspension of the rules, and report first Mr..
Phelps tariff bill, and, second, as an amend
ment, Mr.. MorrilPs bill, and that any member
of the committee can offer another tariff pro-
ject as an amendment to the amendment if he
peases. The vote on this was ayes, Messrs.
Morrill,, Howard, Davis, Phillips, Maclay, 5 /;
nays, Messrs Letcher, Dowdell, Crawford, g.
Mr.. Phelps, Chairman, did not vote, there
not being a tie. He can offer any tariff he
pleases, and may therefore report either his
own project or the tariff of lao.
Especial Dispatch. The President sent the
House, to-day, a veto message on MorrilPs ag-
ricultural college bill.
The post Office appropriation bill which
passed today, contained no appropriation for
Butterfeld's overland mail route to California.
WAsH1Nerox, Feb. 27.--It is known that
Senior Mata the Minister of the constitutional
government, has full powers to make treaty,
in the event of his reception as such by this
administration. AS the President, in his an
nual message, expressed himself to the effect
that the only hope of settling the pending
question with Mexico is through the constitu-
uonal government some surpris, is expressed
that II Is not yet recognized in the person OF
Senior Mata but there may be sufficient rea-
son for the delay. Such recognition is anx-
iously pressed, Us it would, in the opinion of
his friends, secure the complete triumph of the
constitutional government. A friend of Mira
mon is in Washington, looking after the inter
ests of that persons government.
The President has issued proclamation
calling an extra session Of the Senate, to con.
vene on the 4th of March, at noon.
The Geographic announcement that the En-.
glish and French squadrons were in hostile
attitude before Vera Cruz is not believed
here
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
From Buenns Avras.

New YORK, Feb. 27-The barque Antago-
mist has arrived from Buenos Ayres with dates
of January 4.
Commissioner Bowling and Commodore
Shubrick had gone up the river to hold an in
terview with Lopez, taking the briggs Dolphin
and Perry, which will be taken in tow at the
forks of the river by the steamers Fulton and
Water Witch. The rest of the fleet were at
Montevideo.
Paraguan steamer had gone up with a
chain to be placed across the river to prevent
vessels from passing.
1t was generally thought that our fleet is en-
tirely inadequate, and that, if an engagement
took place, they would be beaten.
1t is said that Lopez has one hundred thou
sand men under arms, well disciplined
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
Steamer Sailed,
Steamer Sailed.
New York, Feb. 26-The Lebanon for
Liverpool, takes 100000 in specie.
NIarkets-NEw YORK. Feb. 2eth.

1h11T HCEH-4NEW IUIth' FtU IOllI'
lands tit llac S' Nr
FLOUR r. AND GRAIN. Flour-receipts l495 barrels
sales 1000 bbs; State and Western firm: unsound 81
@415 Super State S5,3O@os55O; Extra State s6@6l5
round hoop Ohio, s6,5O@66O; common to good extra
western S6,l5D635; southern buoyant sales $500 bbs
mixed to good, 600@6iO fancy and extra s65O@SO 90;
Canada super, nominal; extra S6,75@17,30. y
Wheat rm aud active; sales go 600 bushels; Mllwau-
kee club sl20; Western red Winter 81 40; White Mich-
gan sl5Q; white Kentucky sl,75; mixed Illinois, 81 40
Corn quet sales l2,s00 bushels; mixed Western slc, in
store new yellow S4@S5. Oats duh; Southern and Jer-
sey, 5OQ15ic; Northern and Western, 546D63c
PROVlSIONS-5eef firm; sales 1890 barrels; country
mess s775@s9; prime s65O@7; repacked Chicago soil
Pork dull and lower sales lI5 barrels; mess sls0l8 IL
for new; sl762@l775 for old prime, Sl3251l330. Ba-
con quiet Dressed hogs dull at s@D9. Hams Ss@1gs.
Shoulders, 1901 Lard quiet and firm; sales $50 b6s at
Whisky beter sales $50 bbls at 2lt@2sc. Rice irmer
sales 2500 terces part export at 33c Sugars quiet
sales $50 boxes; Muscovado 7}@7ac. Coffee firm sales
435 bags Rio llic, Moasses frm sales $50 hhds New
spirits TIrpentlne rmer; sales 800 bbls at 49@4ssc
crude, sales 1000 bbls at S3,85.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
A Personal Liberty Bill Exported in New York

ALBANY, Feb. pa special committee re-
ported a personal liberty bill multiplying the
Fugitive Slave law, and providing that no per,
son in the State shall be considered as proper
ty. or subject to sale or deprived of liberty.
without due process of law and trial.
The penalties for infringing the law are a
fine of from one to five thousand dollars, and
twenty years Imprisonment 1t declares that
any slave coming into the State by consent of
its owner shall be free.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28

DIR: DupOnco's Golden Pills for Females
lntabe in correcting regulating and removing all OBJ
structons from whatever cause and always successful
a restorative.
These Pills nothing new but have been used by the
doctors for many years both France America with
unparalleled success in every and he is urged by
many thousand ladies who have used them to make the
Pills public for the alienation of those suffering from any
Irregularities whatever well prevent
OF family where health Will not permit it, Females pecu
lary situated hose supposng themselves So
toned against using these Pills while in that condition.
the proprietor responsibility after the above
named admonition, although their mldness would pre-
vent any mischief to health; otherwise the Pills are re
commended. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Druggist
25l Main street, of Mechanic street. Worcester
Mass and by JAMES GREEN III Main street, Worces-
ter Mass Ladies' by enclosing them 81, can have the
Golden Pills sent to part OF the country Confidently
by return mail Sold also by A. A: Bartlett Clinton ;
James b. Lane, Fitchburg; Cantrel Son, Danieson-
vile: A. Houghton, AthO Depot Balch & Son. Provi-
dence; Weeks Potter, Boston, and by Druggist in
every town in the Union.
N B-Ladies, be particular in asking for 'Dr Dupon-
cos Golden Pills., and that the signature is on the
box; you will then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upon The agent will tell you they secret COM
pound, but made known to all concerned.
apps dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
From Nicaragua.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 2G.--The Herald has let.
tors from Nicaragua, received by the brig H.
Drummond, announcing the fact that the Cass
Yrlssari treaty has not been ratified, but that
treaty negotiated by Mr. Ouseley, the Brit
ish Plenipotentiary, has been signed, sealed
and delivered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
Steamer Wrecked-Loss of Life.

ST.. Louis, Feb. 26.-The steamer Comet,
running from Memphis to Arkansas, was
wrecked on Saturday night, and, together with
her cargo, will prove total loss. Many lives
were also lost, including the clerk of the boat,
passenger named JOB Hill, three other cabin
passengers, names unknown, and four deck
hands. The boat was owned in Memphis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28

dn W,h ,,r a. Wilson's Sewing Mnchlne.-Ro-
snI m price perfect Family Machine for $780, For
sa v r ~ al their varieties, at MOP walna street (rst
u""r irom MhnJ opposite Mechanics Hail. Worcester
,,,ho.. -, a., Mrs. A. II. ROWLAND, Agent,
lies. Wv deodas '"'e""s 'or ~, NM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28
Slttu publications.

MASONIC BOOKS.-I have constantly
AVA on hand 'Macoy's Pocket Manual and "Moore 3
Treste Board. All kinds of Masonic publications fur
nished to order. A. ii. WARD
fl2 diff American House Block, Main street
INITIAL PAPER.-The best of English
Il Paper, without the manufacturers stamp, Plain or
ruled, with Envelopes to match stamped order with
one, two, or three initials uhOuf EXTRA charge, by
A. Ii. WARD,
fig diff American House Block Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28

Orphans Home ID epOsItory.-Any persons hav
ing articles which they are willing to contribute the
Orphans Home will confer favor by leaving them at
the store of WIN. L. CLARK, the old stand of Reed q
Clark No 40 Main street. whence they will be forwarded
daily
Bed comorers and any articles Of clothing boys be
tween the of four and twelve years. will be partc
uarly acceptable as large proportion Of these articles
were burned at the late fire.
dis DIFF NJ. KNowLToN, sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-28

r, The he e, Great eat Engllsh Kemedy.-sIR JAMES
CLARhES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS, prepared
from prescription of Sir j. Clarke NJ. D., Physician Ex
traordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess and re
moves all obstruction and speedy may be relied
upon To married Ladies ii is peculiarly suited 1t will
larty.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Brta:n, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTIoN-These Pills should not be taken by females
that are pregnant during the first three mcns they
are sure to bring on miscarriage but other time
and in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Papta-
ton of the Heart Hysterics and Whites these pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed aud al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, calome
antimony, or ynythng huStful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
Q.ate l. C. Baldwin 4 Co. Rochester r. Y
N BSl and six postage stamps enclosed any author
lied Agent will ensure bottle Of the pills by return mail
For sale by druggists In In the United States
BURR, FOSTER CO., No. Cornhlll, Boston, Whole
sale Agents for New England.
For sale by VIM. Bush d Co., wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally. dawtf dec22