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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

RAILROAD THROUGH GRAsD STREEr.-Some OF
the property owners on Grand street. Eastern District ss
tng the subject Of railroad Grand street TO run from toe
Feny through Gandreet and the Metropolitan avenue to
Newton L. l. An application will be made to the present
LEGISLATURE for q charter
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
R,yENswoop.-On Tues Law

HEAVY BURGLARY AT R,vENswooD.-On Tues lay
morning .s. the house Of Mr. Armgroug Rayenswood vn
entered BY burglars and robbed Of lto worth OF ewory
cops.tpr Of sod watches diamond pns pearl necklaces aud
500 worth silver plate About O'Clock In the morning the
girl who the basement was awakened and say
three ne in roorn OF whom had 10 his hand knife
with which he threatened 10 k her she made noise The
two oceeded rsnssk the house. and entering
the Sleeping apartment of Mr. Mrs Armstrong administered
choroolm them and thsn helped themselves TO the ewey
and articles When they gone, the servant siri
aroused Mr. snd Mrs Amsrong but trace Of the rob5ers
could Information sent 70 Sergeant Bruce OF toe
Seventeenth Ward who has endesyoed 10 get some trace OF
the parties, in which he has partially succeeded.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
SANDS sARsAPARILLA.-The original an

genuine srtee ons eslsbtsd Or the of dseses
sr.ns from LIZ povekec v4ted inland eondtion oi
the blood tsbs 81 the y'i@v Pr pse snd 90 eJ A. D.
D. SANDS D-sz.,;s n 20 F-tgu-s-., Neslosk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
NAN sr.iast BERNHARD S0NDHEIa.-To the Defendant:
You hereby summoned ard required " answer The com
pa!ni II tas aaou vsich "A. this been ed IL s once
Of the Serf o. tie City and County forf a. City dsn
n the City or YORK. and - copy Of yr aswe -
The sEd plant the grhs:hs their ofc,s, No lsI
BrtcsGy corner II Johusee City within twenty
after The service q tbs summons exclusive Of as
tsy Of such serve AID fail the sad
within lie tine sres.c ths plXiuf. tEis action wi take
judgment sEn't for tie of tAo1snd oire hq1dreo
aud Line:yniue dollars thirty vita interest aeson
from he - Gag Of september 1851 beside Tie eos1 u thiE
a<-1n-p.et keg-ioTK, JAIu.ryf. 1919
MILLER. PEET NICHOLS, Plaintiffs At.orreyL
jslo ls~esH No. ls2 Brosisty, y. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

SUPREME COURT-CTTY and COUNTY OF
- EiN-YORk = JOHN BOOIH8, Plaintiff. sssa
CHARLES RA NOLLE And Charlotte his vie, Frederick
NiG5assn eGereE A sitts Charles Housst Henry hasen
E,np jacob Re.n-f BcrrkaId We.ernsan Aasast Bnsch
CnEres S-ster, T5omss T. stewart, Philip Heinrich
for Relief Com not s-ry.d To tAs
Dsfeucsns, FREDERICK WILDHAGES, FREDERICK A
sITTIG fo1 h-r,by summoned and required
TIE eonp.ni u his Al sheh the .-h day of Sep
<mb.r, l1 ARD the Sre o. the CeEk Of he Cify and
County o Nee lorf stthe City Hal IN aid sy. to
Yy Ci yoGf sarsT 70 III sad coGpi.a OF =.
th,ir oace Nc D JOrrs, e City o. Nesl ork ~,in
tsny Gays titsr tee srvc- q ts yoG, rcoGive
of Il, csy 81 sucA service iai All the sat
complaint wtin y .a- II resaf u. psnta IN I'd, is5or
~ sFpT = ee Court tor relief demanded IN the
plant -Ds.et hsv-Yo-t Srpt-u 5-r ~ l3s5
COE 4 WALLIS. PAinlid's A;torssy,, No. 50 JOHN ~
a-y llvlewx
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

n Y. SUPREME COURT.-Cfy aud County
I've of s.wYorT.-JANES TArEa ,E:. FRANCIS W.
WHITNEY ard BENJAMIN GODFkEY-su1 nous TO
th. named defendant. hereby saEsaoned TO
sssvsrte snPan: this acton With has this day been
Sled II e oce of tn CTk of =. City and County of New
fork the City Hal IN City, copy Of
re a zy ofee, EGbT u W. street, IN he CITY
NswNort ~ihz twenty dayr ser the serree hereof
susye q e day Of sscA serce AID yoa f 90 s,s~eS
the compliant s5r-s1id, lie pan-if ~in take jaagnea
for tie hundred sad hdeea ccss
rinteea eeu.s. with irtrss. rom the
dsy Of DseeE eighteen hzDcred fydI together vita he
co..s Of tbs lcOE--Deted New Yors D@sember II, l1&
G McADAN Pitintirs s-to-ey
D,sl,r;yA Ao. y VA " ~ z.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

NoTlCE-EAsT RIVER BaNK.-The AN
a NUAL INJECTION for Fifteen Director, ard Three Iu-
sff q Election tf the EAST RIVER BANK viii be he'd
n, .sDAf seh 1870 At the Banking House q
40 si1Si. Pol 0pea cem y noon un.l IN
W 5. CARMAN CisAir.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

A BRurAL FAIHER.-Thomas Burt was arrested
yesterday afternoon By Officer VIM Fos Of the Firth Prscinc.
for cruelty beating his chd ssed sx years BY striking her In
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
Ocean Cleaners, &r.
4 TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAYI.

1 TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
"A s,TIoa CossANY's Nrw-foRK AND GALWAY
LlsE.Ite .I e'pIIurs from Ne 'i VIZ :, @ sss@
H. b 4 Jsnu, s ;oochps ST. bohDs - 70 receive
n. royal msis Price Of 7s.s.f,; yr'Sss. sseos
on road roui-, Ia Gs: Br,sn Tsird els mus, 2roE;ds
pee, si,, ork te. .e s-daiut Pas'ase 20 s. l0hn.;
ef aMERIcAH ExPREss COMPANY No 81 aldson-':-,
snd =: itsiI o:heI asye'rd o,e' N me 5ieroI u
Ocrs a., q the -eiDa cities On ne ines o.
r.''' = '''A' slynJ .M.sIc.s FxvRFss 'S coaPaSY
ALsX. HOLLAND, aA-2ser.
pOsS, FALCONER y Co.'S LINE for san
IL FEASCGsco The eytr--- igpe; ihi' VIII RLNlnD
Ge Ne ef Is no~ reesiyis oai.nce et hei esTo r'e'
Tb. ,upenor vetaiioI AID .ars eqa,. Of TIL. ship
'f, Jdf s:a sSpy i io'' Ross
.sS Se % Piv pGy. -. e95E,I pTxpsEysn ps mnim +,
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLAs-
- .se pdiep.l Tovns Of ENGLAND md IRELAND carry,
trs United Nail ia LIvERPooL xhog: !sa5. y
PHIIADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CoNPANY's ,plensS
cyaeht iron are intended to rO oossi
CITY OF wAsHIsGroH.....s .s4TURntY I.a p
!, aoci moon: o, y., "a = Nolh river
PASSENGER. vn snS MS he mos speedy ard safe rol'' - n
corsner.
Csrn 'ioo New fors .G Rhils1eipas-..
facls.s fro snJ Of ,ne seovtnAnsa PAGES y
% r...-nse dfssasd to- to Il Hav. ' Para Hsi5ars sr.aa
Antwerp, ,re all rerts Of the Cou.nea without delay
-rtaeis Of sre and the siess. eis
spine iu enforced With r~zsrd 20 the uss ofhr9,a
Tor eisL, OF passage .rsy the office of The Company
'ah IN 4 E.Po UA1 10 wa Sssa Tcvs sas
VIHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From Newiort 20 Liverpool:
Chef C.e'n P1,.ase. se...''''''''''''''''''''''"S'
'''D1 ''l FROM boston TO Liverpool: ,
Chisf Cabin Passage.
The ,foeS .S, lS Ss's ss,,a" rs.''sf e. a. H
PERsIA Capt. JudIina / CANADA, Capt. L.nt,
ARABIA. Cap; J. stone, ANgkicA, Capt Mliu,
AskfcA ,A I. c.p = sha1nau fuRoPA os Lsitch
These carry clear white light At nssthesd green on
EfAGAaA. Leays. Boston wednesday Jsn a
ECRoPA Leieo...l Leave. York " e.s.y sss'
AMERICA, Milar..L ave, Boston. "Wednesday Feb j.
Bertbs ,ecGIed until paid tor.
An experienced Surgeon on board
Tie owners Of ships viii not be accountable for 6od
Is. b Of sdns are ,ned therefor and the vaie thereof
therein expressed For freight 81 Ps,,sss spPS 70
NOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The
Il AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STE AMsHGR CON
CROCKER Commander, will leave pier No II North River on
SATURDAY January 2s 'tS o'clock p m Pssse % sassa.
70 w.orle.n Sss so; Mobile ss5; aontsousry, sS5;
Albany Ga s24 Atlanta. s23i Couubu' s2jj Macon 81
s.u. es;r. sav.pnsS MONDAYS WcONEs DAYS aud
FRIDAYS freight 10 cent. foot and propor;onats re
iH'u''D'' 0-'~ man a. g. B. cRowELL Co, No. So we'..',
nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. s..
Il NAIL LINE The fsvont. steamship ALABAMA, CAfe
Geo r. schenck will leave on WEDNESDAY January g. ..
H. Pier No North River Through ssteu given 70
Montgomery Columsus Atlanta Albany and asoon Bills Of
dins signed ely board EG r.sh,Sr @ ss.';se % e sppy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
ale0ital.


DIRDSALLs ARNICA LlNlMENT.
ID II is well Known Arnics Is best thing to say pain
and inflammation This the best LiDlment in the world
Ty and be cured. No. 81 seetmn Twenty 1--WE cents.
CURED of DISEASED LUNGS.
s@s a's No. rsst es7 sh.S 'taI sI HINT @ s. Sfsa s
D.lapceyst. and Others. Names given at my Office The
above were 'cp CURB r. DC os Rsssa BLOOD
Mr. Thom. sou No. Il HO5a9 Ssa ,ss s w1. and
stop hemoirbsse, &c, IN iO minutes IN every
instance. ~ r,
Cur.d without nitrate Of silver Cured VIM Robertson No "a
Viue Brookyn liberated throat after it had eaten the
p-'e ''N' L. IiH' Il Bose, @ D., ofc. No 7ss Hou.ona
HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN.
IL In th. connection Miss Beeeher sister Of the Rev.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER in letters to the people, page lS,
says nine sisters and sternsw and fourteen female
cousins all married, and all delicate and alins Amid the
immense circle friend, aud ,cquArtance cannot recall
married ladies' bonn In this century aud country who
perfectly healthy" In however where the GRAEFES-
has been used must that health has
rapidly place disease and ladies have beco robust
strong vigorous aud healthy
Temsle irregularities weakness uterr dipscements and al
uterine difficulties and constitutional tIoObes OF women
entirely cured by THE GRAEfENbEhG aAkshALLs
UTEsNE CATH0LlCoN Price . 80 pc, botae
On the receipt O SO hse bottles seLt BY express and charges
pa AddIe.. JOSHUA BRIDeE D. Secretary raesnbers
Company No. 81 PsIkroS, NY
uELMBOLDs EXTRACT OF BUCHU!!-
For Diseases Of the Bladder Kidney Gravel Dropsy hc
HELMBOLDs Extract of BuA1 for Score. and Delicate
Diseases.
HELhBOLDs Of Buchu for Nervous and De bs,sd
ecferers.
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Bnchu for Lo" a Memory Loss
Of Power Diune,, Of vson Difficulty Of Breathing Weak
Nerves .nd Universal Lssstsde OF - muscular system
HEAMBOLDs Extract of Buchl for al distressing Ailments
Obstruction. Irregularities Excess in Married Life Early
ndsretOp. tc and all Diseases Of the Sexual orgsn' and
whether existing in male female from whseyer they
have orisiAscse ard 70 matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
ff Rnsa rer Def
rsd sddres Depot No So South 10th PhlsdeiphA
= a. 3. D. SANDS Co., Wholesale aud Retail Agents,
s.. isi Hilams., NewYork Sod by oil Drlssias.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
BY Telegraph.

EEw-oRLEAss jan 2.-Arr s;sss'hP Ml,ss'rea, if'aa
0shetoa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

ARCTIC FIRE Insurance. COMPANY, No. q Wsl-st,
HEw.YOkK. Jan. IL, 1859. )
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of EIGHT
IN (sl PER CENT will be paid 70 the Stockholders Of this
Company on and after the 18th INST -
f' RICHARD A. OAKLEY, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
feaai Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ Courty Of fNe~.York.-FOSrER j. WEEKS, ROBERT
J. DOUGLASS, WILLIAM B. YOUNG ard CHARLES L.
WEEKS, sgsnst ANDREW WARNOCK.-SGri rimons for
nporey tema contract (Com LOT ser TO Andrew
Wsrnoct You hereby summoned and required 20
the oomps 10 hi, scou, whh ed this day In the ON CO
Of the Clerk Of he City AID County New York. In the State
Of Nswfork o. the City Hal 10 said city and 20 serve copy
tf your 20 the said complaint the subscriber at mis-
oce No e2 Wall street, In said City Of Se~Yoit within
twenty Gays after The service of tai, on you srcs'
Of tie day Of such service AID fail 20 answer he
said Ant within The tine s,resae the paintr N this
seon Will take Eneui sEAt you for the of three hun
dret and rrteen collars sgnsen cents with Interest from
te<uth tsy Of August thonsscd eight hundred and
fry. eight on iAe Of hundred AID sish'Jtso tiD
dolss src interest from the EIth cay Of Novenher ls on
"a. ,um Of one hundred .n1 tyrour 4I0 doIsrs beside
the o! this scon-Da,ed N-EYort December a. 1888.
eesD sDlswl6sM JOHN X. HARSErr, Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

The sap kary Brsdfc<d, CAPT Taoapsop iron Lsedess
bound 20 tnis Eou, put into Newport with los sease
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

spoken. Hsrf -
for City Point f8y Plot D. w. nissr ne- IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
paints, Oils, Siass, OF.

NOBURN's EXTRA OIL-Very superior fO
~ M,chinery and Burrins-nons more destrab ssrrss
N IN s.lops John w GIiINCYk Co. No fpil'an.st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

INTEREST on CITY STOCkS.-The INTER
kSr the Stocks Of the Corporation cf TIE City OF New
iok due and payable February 1852 sill b. paid on thai
cay BY STOUT Chamberlain Of the city Al the shoe
nS Leather Bsuk. corner Of Brosdsay eud Cbambe
The interest The per Cenr Park Assessment, Fund
@ock Of 1859 wall b. msce up 20 febrl.y 5 sS the time
h.d BY law for the redemption of said stock.
The TTsuseT Books oil closed TUESDAY Js H. 1879
ROBERT T. HAWS, Controller.
finance Department. Controllers Oh'e Nevlork JasUAry
1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. s.
Il NAIL LINE The fsvorit. steamship ALABAMA, CAfe
Geo r schenek will leave on WEDNESDAY January % o.
H. from Pier No. North River Through tsheu given to
Montgomery Coumsus, Atlanta Albany and asoon Bills Of
adps signed only board FOR freight or passage sPpy
sAMI l. MITCHILL SON No. Is Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

nIVIDEND.-T Directors Of the COLUM-
bBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 10 Walst,
have this day declared sSEMIANHUAL DIVIDEND Of SIX
PR CENT paysbe and after loth inst The aanaer
Jsru.ry 5 lssa JOHN c. BERGH Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

- H RlCKARD, Mining Agent and Stock
~. Brotsr. ucs No. q s.sssus;-, Newfcrt Buy SUD
sels MINING SHARES. MINES ard niNERAL LANDS on
Con mission wd eEsuile Mines aud Mineral Lads IN Aay
pat o. TIE nts SSies aud report theI sae, S y
MEKREscfs: Cheutean, j.. Co., n. Y. snd ;. Lesi,
.he HOP Wrn GwiS 8 seOa;or, tAe Hoa c. Ps.body
n " the Hon Samuel Puterwo--h ~ Y Frost tcrres,
Ccun. hsT's N Y, john r. Bats@rwes.h e.q NJ Y, q O.
Williams Co. DeiTost hehisaa. CSs.- n. Tyler Sor~eA.
Coun Rftsnhouse, Fast Co szuters WssAa stor D. c.
Particular attention gwen 70 Lake sgpoSior business
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

DIRDSALL's ARNICA LINlMENT.
ID II kuown that Arnics Is 1e best thing to say par
ard inflammation This is the best Lnlment in the world
TIy IL and be cured. No. Seekrntnst Twenty-Five cents
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

FARMERS n CITIZENS BANK STOCK OF
Il LONG ISLAND ior sale cheap BY
ALBERT d. SlCoLAY. No Brust-a.
VALIFORNlA STATE BONDs.-TNTEREST
~ COUPONS due let Of Jsousry, lss. California tAss
Esrss COLLECTED OF PURCBksED BY
wILLIAk Eo1E CO, Ne q W.Ilss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
ttuGinGl.
CTATEMENT OF THE

CIR EAT w T. s t T. Il ~
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NOS 81 AND 33 PlNE-sT,
"a, ,. yo.l Yssi eDding december 1859 required BY
the CHARTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

Ntw-loRk, Jan. ~ 1893.
The TRANSFER ROKS % the Stock and Scrip Of To
GkEAT WESTERN NsURANCE COMPANY viii b
eiosed from TINS day 70 Feruary /, 1889.
DUGlAs ROBINSON, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-09

SoNs OF MALTA-A worthy member of the
Methodist church in one of the interior villa.
ges of Ohio. who was somewhat touched with
Millerism, and who had never heard of the
Sons of Malta, was made to believe that the
Day OF Judgment had actually come The
Seneca Advertiser says
The Order determined upon having a
parade at IL o'clock, precisely, in regaiia,
making them look for AL the world as if they
had just arisen from slumber, with the "dra
perry OF their corch around them" The Sons
issued from their Council room, the process
sion moved slowly along and, in their route,
passing 10y Deacon AS house, the strains of
music and the sounds of feet awoke him from
his dreams Drawing his curtain aside, he
saw the ghostly Order filing by, and rapidly
concluded the day of judgment was at hand
Calling to his wife and children, he exclaim-
ed: There, there, the Day of Judgment has
clme. The spirits of the dead of the Metho
dist graveyard are going to join the spirits in
the Lutheran graveyard, and none of you are
ready but mel told you it would be So "
His surprise and chagrin may well be imagin
ed when he found tnat the procession. in
stead of spirits, was the Sons of Malta headed
by a G. Il. j. A.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-09

a CHILD AT PLAY.-lt is always a most
curious spectacle to watch child alone at
play, and see it contriving pleasures and
MIME business for ITSELF 1t is marvellous
what imagination does for this little poet,
who works not with words. but creates
strange visions for itself out of sticks and
stones and straws Dive, if you can, into
the urchin's mind, and follow to its source
that exclamation of joy and surprise which a
mere nothing has called forth. 1t is a most
curious spectacle. But when, at the same
time, we call to mind that we ourselves have
been just such another charming simpleton,
there arises before us one of the most fascin-
citing Of day dreams which the grown up
man can indulge in. 1t is verita6ly fairy
laDd We are peeping into -Erchange.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-09

WHAT MAoKAY SAYs.-A good many peo-
pie know who Mackay is and a good many
do not. He is an English poet, and has late
y been an English tourist. In his book on
the United States he tells some "whopping'
falsehoods mixed with truth. Among other
observations he says:
Among other Americanisms that strike
the attention Of a stranger, though doubt
less they sooUld not be noticed 6v a natipe
born american of the highest culture and re-
.fnement, simply from the fact of the famli-
arity, are such mispronunciations as ben
for been" "air" for "are," and "twas" for
"twere :" ant eye-slGvery" for "anti-slavery, y
Eye tally for Italy" Eye Italian" for
Italian" "dye rlomate" for diplomatic" "
and invariably ''myself' for the more sub
dued mode in which we in the old "coun.
try, pronounce these two egotistical sylla-
bles"
As to the matter of "ben" for "been,
myself for myself" and the like, it is
mere question of taste, in which an American
has as much right to his mode of pronuncia
tion as an Englishman-or a EInglishman
rather-to his But it is not true that tn,
Americanisms complained of by Mackay (and
some of them are bad, we admit, dye plonatic
aud the like, for instance) are SO universal
that even cultivated Americans would not
notice them, and Mackay makes himself a
fool by stating So
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-09
The Free Lovers.


a split has lately taken place among the
Spiritualists of San Francisco, on the ques-
ton of Free Love. The majority being
against the doctrine, and refusing to have
anything to do with the Free Lovers, the
latter organized a separate society and pre-
pared for going to country where they
could have everything their own way. Ac-
cordingly, an Agent was dispatched to San
Salvador, Central America, and bought a
large tract of land for the society consisting
of about $4,000 acres. 1t cost him only
24 cents an acre small ship load of them
left for their new home in a sail vessel on
Friday. The balance, we presume, will soon
follow 1t is reported that Dr. Tyler who
lately sold his farm in Alameda to Governor
Weller is one of the company. His fortune
consists of $4,000, and he has invested it
all, it would seem, in this movement.
The Free Lovers, as their name indicates,
are very free in all matters of love. They
ignore the marriage tie. altogether. They
believe in what they call "affinities" When
a man and woman have an affinity for each
other, they proceed to live together If it
should so happen that they cannot get along
well together, then it is concluded that they
were mistaken as to their affinties and they
no longer cohabit. This system of Free Love
draws more persons into its circle than one
would at first suppose. Affnities reach into
domestic homes of long standing and snatch
from them husband or a wife, who had for
many long years been wholly ignorant of
such things as atfinities. Awaking on a sud-
den to the light of n new day, he or she as.
certains that somebody else is little better
looking, little younger, or little richer,
and straightway flies off at a tangent, and
gravitates to a new partner. 1t is somewhat
singular, but it has been repeatedly noticed
that men, whose wives are getting somewhat
old or grabbed, invariably find their affinity,
under this system, in some young and hand
some woman. 1t so happens, however, very
frequently, that persons who are both equal
ly old or ugly, failing to find affinties in
younger and better looking persons, accept
of an ultimate affinity between themselves,
and so settle down into the beatitude of such
free love as may fall to their share
1t is proper to say here that Free Love is
generally discarded by the Spiritualsts, and
considered heresy in their faith.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-09

The mail coach which left San Francisco
on the 10th of August, did not reach St.
Louis until the evening of the 18th of Sep
tember 1t was detained on account of an
attack made by the Comanche Indians, on
one of the stations. The Indians killed some
of the stock of the company. drove off other
animals, and malciously butchered some. 1t
is feared that the company will continue to
suffer from the depredations of the savages,
and that the only way to prevent their mo.
testing the mail coaches is to make them con.
scious of the fact that the passengers are
sufficiently armed to resist any attack sac.
eessfully.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-09

A ASoRINMAeE-Nighth before last, at a very
late hour, some Of our Irish friends were hav-
ing good time in one Of the liquor saloons,
in this city, when a recently elected county
official entered, and commenced conversa-
ton One Of our said Irish friends, being
very intelligent man, supported the Douglas
ticket in the recent election. and is for Doug
las for the Presidency. Shortly after the
county official came in, he began talking poll
tics and our Irish friend, not to be backed
down, remarked that for his part he did not
vote for the said county official, and gave as
reason that the candidate in question had at
one time belonged to the Know Nothing Or
der. Not knowing his man, the county Off
eial pronounced the assertion a lie and added
q few insulting epithets Our Irish friend
told him he had to take back what he had
said. lie refused to do it, and our said Irish
friend pitched into him, with the intention
of getting satisfaction. Up and down, heels
over head and head over heels, through the
barrels and among the bottles they had it, in
a style worthy Of commemoration The first
blood, we believe, was drawn out Of the
county officials face, and how much more
claret might have been spilled it is hard to
say, for the bystanders or sitters interfered
and put an end to the difficulty. We shall
specify no Names unless the correctness of
this report is disputed when we shall pro-
ceed to give names, locality, ct eetera.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-09
The REVIVAL IN InrLAyp.-A letter from

The REVIVAL IN IRELAND.-A letter from
Ireland, lately received in New York, says:
The revival in Ireland is now becoming
one of the greatest marvels of these modern
times. 1t commenced among the Presbyte-
rians; and their ministers of high standing
such as Drs. Cooke and Morgan, Professor
Gibson, of Belfast, and others. arc throwing
their whole soul into it, The Methodists,
Independents. and some Episcopalians are
now partaking Of the sacred influence.
This revival is fast producing most extra
ordinary results. It's influence has been con
fined to no class in society. and to no sex
Evangelical Protestants Of all denominations
-Romanist and Unitarian-have been
reached by it, and have yielded to its sway
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-09
BRODERICK MONUMENT.

The following named Committee for Yuba
County, to-wit; SIN. BLISS, L. b. MOORE,
GEORGE w. STAUNTON, IRA A. EATON and
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM, are now prepared to
receive subscriptions to the "BR0DERICK MON
UMENT FUND"
Subscription Rolls may also be found at the
following places;
Merchants Hotel
Freeman & Co.'S Express Office.
Randall Il Co.'S Bookstore, d street.
Brophy's Saloon, Western House,
Getzler's Saloon, D street
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-09

SILVER ORE.-J. R. Whitney & Co., of
Sacramento. are agents for the transhipment
of the silver ore found at Virginia City, i
Carson Valley. Mr.. Whitney informs the
Standard, that since the time when the lead
was commenced to be worked, about ten tons
of ore have been taken out, and four tons OF
1t having been hauled to Sacramento, has
been sent to San Francisco, where it is tn,
intention of the company to accumulate
sufficient quantity TO warrant them in ship
ping it to England where the question of tn,
value of the ore is to be thoroughly ant
scientifically tested 1t is intimated that the
ore will yield about 60 per cent pure silver