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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21
DOCTOR uOOFLAND's
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,

Will efectually cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDlCE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases y
the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
disordered Lirer or Sion aeh.
Such as Consumption, Inv ward Piles, Fu!ntss
Blood to the Head, AGILITY of the stomach, Mas
sea, Hsa ri burn, Disgust for Eeod, Fuines: or
Weight in tba Stomach, Sour Eructations Sinking
or Fluttering ct the pit Of the stomach, Swimming
of the Head, hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Rluttering at the Heart. Choking CT sufocatirg
sensations when in lying posture Dimness IT
Vision, d lot or webs before TIL sight, fever and
dull pain in the head, deficiency Of respiration
yeliowness If tie skin and eyes, pain in the eide
back, chest, limbs, &c., sudden finishes II heat.
burning in the flesh, constant inasininss ct evil
and great depression Of spirits. a
The Proprietors, in calling the attention o. the
public to this preparation, do 90 with feeling OF
the utmost confidence In its virtues snd adoption
to the diseases for which it is recommended.
1t is no new and yntried article, brit ere that
has stood the test of ten years. trial before the
American people, and its repu alton and sale are
unrivalled BY any similar preparation extsnt.-
Ths testimony in its favor given by prominent
and well-known Physicians and individuals in all
parts Of the country IL immense, and . careful
perussl Of tho Almanac, published Srhually BY
tho proprietor and to be bad gratis Of any If his
Agents, canno but satisfy the mont skepticai that
this remedy j, really ds:ervlng tho great celebrity
it las obtained 8
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21

AEWhy Is it there is so much consumption in
the countryf Because in this fast and fortune
making age, health is too often considered Of Sec
oudsry consequence. A cold is neglected, trusting
to the strength Of a good constitution to work ii
of. cough is the result. and incipient Con-
sumption steals upon you Had you commenced
with that excellent exrcctoraAt, Dr.. halle BAL
sam for the Lungs, you would Be in the enjoy
msnt of good health: Call upon the authorized
agent and get a free almanac. See advt rtisement.
i'm. Hst-dkw.
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DIED,

In this city. on the 18th inst, HENRY g., infant
son Of Peter and Christians 8. Jackson.
In this city, Jan. 18th, 1859, EDWIN, SON OF B. +:
and Sarah ]. Nnn-agsd yesr, 3 months and Z
days.
aY-only child Of Marshall r. and Eugenia v.
Williams, Formerly Of Muscatine, aged years,
Q months and aS days.
Little Charley came ON Earth,
And then departed soon,
Just TO show how sweet lo11
H5-- = NmaoaD - bsss8 - ?.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21
MAmRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. +. L. Belden, Rev.
JAcop Kotn, pastor Of the German Presbyterian
Church. of Muscatine, to Miss MARIA ScHwEMs-
sssa, Of this city.
In W;ltcu. January 10th, 1885, BY Rev. J. B Hill,
Mr. I.onAps B. FosrER, of Muscatine county to
Miss HAsYAa L. CROUCH Of New Comerstown, o.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
Rn PECTINa
DIR, CHRISTIE'S
|AGUE bALSAM!

DIR. .Christie's Ague -Bslsam
II Is IL. best rtmedy for the perm ent cursof
= CHILLS AND FEVER,
FEVER & AGUE, DUMB AGUE
; And all Malarious Diseases incident to the
Climate.
Or. Christie's Ague Balsam
z Has never been Anown to fail where th 81
directions have been strictly followed.
y DIR. CARISTIE'S AGUE BALsAM ISA
y Purely vegetable Compound
Jontaining neither arsenic. quinins, strych-l
nine. or nything Of poisonous 1
~ or ssletarioos nature.
DIR. ChrislIe's Ague BaIsam
Y Has had, for years, the largest sale Of anyli
= remedy for specific disease ever
:, offered to the public.
Or. Chrislle,s Ague Balsam
Has attained its immense popularity
- shron gh It's OVID merits, its great power in
curing diseases, its singular harmlessness,
- land freedom from any hurtful ingredients.
0IIt can be taken oy the bel pless infant, Wig.
o7ous youth, aad feeble age, ever withoutl(
-1iinjury and always with benefit.
~ Read what Agents say. Il
u DR.. II. sYM.Es, Of Nation, H., under
,ldatc of Aug. I'd, 1858, says {" -"Send me anil
-lother lot OF CHRISTlE'S AGUE BALSAM d
las have but two bottles in store, and the Il
n emand is increasing. l am insuring every!
bottle, end az yet mono ave. been returned.
J. W. PLuXMEx, Druggist Vinton, iowa.
under date Of August oath, 1857, writes al
Send me another gross of CHRISTIE'SI,
HAGUE BALSAM. have but three bottles
C Ion hand and it is selling rapidly. It ia the|
best remedy for Agae have ever sold.
~ Mr.. A. N. b. AC KLIDGE, of Metamors,l
Ind, writes us, June II, 1857, and says,
= that the Baisan has cured in every case
- where taken. lie further says that one
N case came from the Wabash-Mr. r. p.
= Swiyc, /, wha had ths Ague eighteen or
,ltw,nty months. ue insured three bottles
PC to cnrs him. lie took only one bottle,
and the re, ult was o refln anent cure. He'll
4 bad paid $50 doctor bills. u
AFFLICTED FOR YEARS.
DILPHos, O., Jan. IL. 1887. y
Hessrs Hunt AGsedner-GENrs-ivish 70 make
knows 70 the public an article, from which hsves
derived more hehent than from Al other msdi'iaes
which time have scarcely enjoyed sinsi day of
go sss si q DR. cafssT1ss ScuE s1isAH.
Z In few dsysI found myself clear Of agus. anal
:y%psan siass ssnm.no.d taking i. {.Ss.s shr..
noaths) although constantly exposed 10 cold a.dil
weathar Te my friends and the puhlie esnsrallyil
suferiAx from this disease In any form, ! would
I'say pressure bottle and save health sonsGtutloAI
q and money. Yours, J. B. GkOSCOST. II
i Above only . few testimonials In favor sfI
T1tCARlSTIk'S AGUE BALSAN, bat space fefbidsI
= publishing more. II
Prize 81 per brittle. or bottles tov Is. II
vi BOLLES, SMITH l. CO., Propriet0rs
= - SouthJWsser street, Chiosgo.I
Proprietors for the North Western States
also, Wholesale Dealers In PAtept MsdioinesI,
- generally. Ii
al POR SALE III |,
C. y. Wsters, Museatins. |!
J. y. Desghsrsy ,Aussatiao
Al y. H. s0ns,
LII y. e. Pomerey. Wtltea. !,
NJ HUGHES 1 NackemeR, FafYpsRt. :
Il Ciarx t;oltna, Columbus Cit,
A. W, Chilcots, Washington.
N Owen Bsilerd tnshe-Aawly I.
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IT, Ho, Der,s Female Cordial

DR.. Hoo per's Female COrdlai
Will cure all Fel ,als esmplaints, such as Excess
i've, Suppressed, O. Painful Menstruation, Fluor
Albus or Whites, B. rreuness, Sallow Complexion,
Hea ache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Frightful
Dreams and all disea ses caused by Colds, Checked
Perspirston, Excess YER Exc'temeut' etc., OF the
Sexual Organs. DR.. "per's Fsmsie Cordial is
universally Acknowledged by the ladies tn best
.omedy ever invented. Pl ice 81 per bottle, bot
ties for IS. ls
w. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets st. Louis, Mo-, sole oprietor, to whom oil
ordsr must be addressed. ssE = ~
Sold byJ b. Dougherty, ltuscatins, and by
iraggists generally.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21

ADMINISTRA1 0R'S NOTICE.
I RAvE been appointed adminis5 rator OF hs
] estate Of A. Dunsmo:e, deceased, in place Of J.
Bridgman, who has Sned.
All persons indebted will please remember that
claims due to said estate will be coll ected according
to law. II not paid within thirty days from this
date. ID. =. ChouD,
Ian A-da Wv. Adm. Estate A. DunSmere.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21

n%See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
LIvER IxyysoRA1oa in another column Of this
psyH, .ves ys5ss -v-,a ri .a4 V 90 - or
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21

All VIII o use it are giving their unanimous tes
timony in its favor. Mix water in the mouth
with the Invigorater, and swallow both together
tor, No. 345 Broadway, New York. Retailed by
all Druggists Sold, also, by Dr.. G. o. Waters
y. uscatine, Iowa. dcczo
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21
DYSPEPSIA, nIARRHAAs
DEBILITY, HsARTBUR1,
DILIOUsNBss, SAuNDIC1,
LIVER COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DIs1AsD6
6c.. he. Nc.

II T ..e t. IL II
Arc also . sure and certain pPsvssttsvs sgsisst
Fsv and I0ss Qsolwa, SSasssv QSlplsjal1, d.,
and IL the most valuahle and sAeasious VoHyC Aup
ArPsfrfD cRsArrxe cossOuHS ever oesesa v shs
psblis. a5F s@ 2fsTGff
By The use Of the BIsssRs Az psssAsss - M
MOOD will be Thoroughly ersdiestsd as6 ell tAssS
who are suffering lrOu esriy Excess ~ ksseo-
tion Of kAs PAysieat kssygiN will ~ yssssss1 -
so6sss and rigorous sate Qf hsslk.
The Digsstiss OvDox Will b GimueateA cd
4svwso~enty stvsngkAsssd. Appetite vil % sessted
and the dsbilitaSed subject ressofe1 % nsv life.
= TIT remedy has very sRosotas besoe. and
will b taken rssdiy ~ children = veil - sdults.
AL psrsoas sa6sFing FROM sny Of the .. owe
complaints ere invited - ~ Oh. B1UN00S
BITTERS. s.a-....
Doss.-Hor ~ sdsit, . small vine siassfui three
times asy; for child, small Tea ,spoonfal
twice day. Z. cRUaER,
Sole Agent for the United States,
r ~ @E u s. f49 BROADWAY. N. Y.
Sold At 50 cent per b,ttls, - per dosen, $3.50
per gallon; eatrs Bitts's for s.r-rooms, BY the
gallon or Barrel. at the Low price Of 81 rs per
gallon ans Stolshton gtters, 3li0 PER gallon.
For sale BY ell Druggists and 0rocsrs, whole
sale and retail at 7l3 Broadway, NY.
dec. 20-daw1y. '-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FLOUR & FEED STOREY
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Second st., Opposite Dunsn,ore d Chambers.
TTVHE undersigned will keep constantly on hand
/ Flour from the Rochester Mills, which they
will sell at reduced prices for cash.
N. GREEN 4 CO.,
Ian o. Per VIZ. l.. DAvIDsCN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21
EM@Dr. Carriers Cough Balsam

ill euro Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption,
bronchitis, Splitting ST Blood, Pain in the Side and
Breast, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Group, Liver
Complaint Palpitation of the Heart and all disea-
ses of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. No one should
Neglect cough or cold single day. Millions die
annually by nsglectng Common Cold Coughs
aid Colds lead to Consr ftcB ans then to an ear
y death. Reader, have you a cough, cold or any
disease of the lungs Procure at once that cesbfa-
DIX. Ca R7ER's COUaa oALsAx, which never fails to
relieve cough in twenty-four hours, and always
cures the wor cases Of Colds, Coughs, and al dis.
cases of the Throat and Lungs in a few days.
Prioe-trial bottles, rs ceats large bottles 81 per
bottle, or 6 bottles for s..
NJ Or. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chest
nut streets, St. Louis, NO. sole proprietor to whom
all olders must be addressed to get the genuine
Sold by ]. B. Dougherty, Muscatlne, and by drug
gists generally.
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FOR SALE.

1--WE orsix good Dwelling Hous,e. Alec, .
l. Store Room suitable for Wholesale grocery
Tbs above property is in the city Of Mus cstir
It will bssslt upon terms to suit the ard tims
Enquire Of .IfrtSe. &, p D. c.. CLOUD.
Nv. 1u-davtf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
VXIHEREAs, my wife Frederiks h.vins left my
w bed and board without just cause az provo
cation, ell persons are hereby cautioned against
harboring trusting her on my account, Is shall
pay no debts Of her contrasting after this date.
frFE a JOHN ID MAER.
Muscstine, Dec. seth, 1s5s.-4w.
~Davenport Weekly Gasa1ss copy weeks and
end bill to this Office.
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5000 HOGS WANTED.

r WE are now prepared to reosive Hogs
@f, of our customers, and sthsrs, at the
AA-AkD marktt price in CASE or on account.
-srre 5t E,s O. WEED O..
NssssHle Nov. -. ysse.-daven -.
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THE LIVER
IN vi GO R A To L
pprpAprn nv DR. sANFoRr

PREPARED By DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs OF best pursaivs sAa liver medicines be-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21

4A0 Da'.np D :"s..,S. ~ a..-.a.;..
O's ~ opp o' ~ .as... of ovr o;,v -
~ s,.oaa e ~ .hs &c.. sher. hu,;ne.. !,
49,. p p.and ..;, IA w,;s,. ~. p;to,. ps,l
X..a 49, s.. ~ SM. ,,.. n,sn o,,-
Sxfs.~:s...,x =. - {. - n.v.nnor.
~ ex)2 sss--s ;..ai q =. 81 s..
ns o,n. sS.,-s s,s:.. .,.s'vh.-.
.. "a. .x.s.-s.-s...
ASsoe n.S Wv. 3s - !. a. s.,
U:.p,' paan Sys !. - 49, oss-.r
spls lAe cur 80. . - u r ~. O.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21

!, To ras MILLIos:,Dr. Mann, Of Gallon. Ohio
has, after years of deep study and untirng re-
search, succeeded in presen ting to the public an
article superior t. any now in use, and indeed it
lie truly Wonderful discovery. W. advert to his,
DR.. Aann's Agm Balsam, the only remedy that
has ever been found that will e6ectually drive
from the system without any bad results, chils.
fever and ague It seldom occurs that We notice,
under any circumstances, pstent or proprietary
medicines, restorativea or any thing OF the kind,
for We have prejudice against most Of them, but
candor compsls US to invite attention to the i'd
vertisoment Of this Balssm found in another
column Of this pa per. 1t seems to be fact ad-
mitted by all classes OF individuals that have
tested il, and found immediate relief therefrom
to far surpass any thing of tho kind ever offered
to the public. IT, 1t. Sold BY all good drug
gists dcc301m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21
Sick Headache, Of Long Standing. Psrfsst
u Cured.

Philade1phia, March 18th, I8St.
On. @. N. JACKSON. Dsor ST. FL bad been
troubled from childhsod with frequent attacks Of
sick headache, accompanied With another Cannon
Iiet for eighteen years. A. length, by the great
persuasion Of my mother, who had bern greatly
benefited by their use, I resortsd 70 yo1r Aoof-
lands German B.tters; and l am indccd grsti6ed
to be able to say that few bJttles cf.ctcd per-
feet cure. My appetite, too, which was formerly
vry irregular, has been completely restored, and
feel better than ever before. IS E4t
Yours truly, MIS- Q. LUCAS, ss4 s. Frsnt ct.
Ask for hooAand's German Bitters. II is sold
by druggists and storekeepers In every town and
village IN ths United States, West Indies. and
South America, At rs cts. per bottle. deeS0lm,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21

uAYE, from thsir excellent qsalitis, been
IL Yeevmusndsd b. he noes BntaDxs pnYsIcu-
as - : moss valpsbls and peysr-faiDiAg remedy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
THE SCHOOL PRE- ESIDENTS SUPP1k.

Tie tewlyelec;ed president of the Board Of Eencs-
ton gave supper last evening ss the Astcr Hssse
to the members OF this and last years Boards the msse
principals OF the public schools, and his perspsea
friends. As a novelty it was very pleasant saAar'
The good ihirgs edible and potable, for which ~
bouse IS famous, occupied the hoar from to 10 = -,
when the Goth was removed, and the host " Tie
evening,
Mr.. RICHARD WAERts MADE o speech. He ~
that the public didn, know anything about the
Board; they wee q Hlisussd. an illtreated Bssrd.
The press reported oay the bod things about theu II
fact the Board knew great deal better than ANY 'edy
else what they were about and he did not D, ie,e
that there were be members Of the Legislature VIE
were ut to nave anything to do with the syssaa.
Within ten days he hai addressed % 400 chirsni and
il any bo6y who grunbed at the schooltax would -
with him he world show them what wonld make tAeo
wish that their tax WAS twice @ i0gA
The Board was not made up Of swinGsss.
indeed there were very ies, If any, Is heAea
transact ions in tie Board Of Education. IL was Ebs
upon the city to say that it senti thieves and rovos
10 the Board of Education. To show that the scheob
we've not aristocrso, he said they had been cAnsg.
with being, be read the following ist of occupAoD
ol the parents of the scholars in the senior depart
mtnt Of the Tgelth Street School
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
BRAZIL,

The news from Brazil ia not important. large
number Of Dutch coons's that had lately arrived for
the colony OF ID. Francisca turned ont 10 he crmi-
mails, and committed al sorts Of excesses The papers
exclsm loudly against the importation of any Laore
such.
The Railroad of ID. Pedro III. is open as far Beem
although il had been nach damaged BY the late heavy
rains.
The Provincial Legislature Of Rio was in session.
but the debstes were OF no interest.
Nine. Is Grange had inst concluded brilliant on.
eagereut at RiO snd to sail for BuenOs Ayres on
Die. "a
Tie .IcrR0i do Commerce. mentions az an instance
Of remarkable Dispatch that the bark Dawn, from
Richmond, arrived at Rio Dec. Is with 2 go bbls
-four and assorted cargo. She cleared for
New-York en- the 2lst, with 900 bags coffee, thus
remaining in port bat three days to discharge one
cargo and take in another
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
BIENOS AYRFS

The amy sent ont to hunt the Indians hal not been
able TO fL1 a trace Of them. Five hundred were
left encsu ped at Nsposta, where the chiefs Of the
vages expected to confer with the agents OF the
Government.
Private letters state that the naval expedition Of the
United States against Paraguay would be sta.ioned
Tertiary would frs; proceed in single vessel to
Asupcon, TO try the effect Of diplomacy upon Pres-
dent Lopez. The rumor Of an alliance between Buenos
Ayres ana the United States against Paraguay gained
ground every day. The idea Of such alliance was
strongly repIobaed by the press of Monte vdeo and
Brazil, which threatened a couDter-league.
The Government had convened special session Of
the provincial legislature ~ discuss the proposed
guarantee OF per cent the capts OF the San
Fernando Ralrosd the privilege TO build which had
been conceded TO hr. Hopkins.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

III - - q sIslvssIl scsss4 =
tbs bosorsbly dslssasA y - ~ p:.6er 81 -
fist destroy 8 ss&isa,- bse, u SVDD?sieo -
upon her vheu she submits dishonofaby V hs1ahse
coz ditions ms wA
upon US 70 rob the money from thsPsrsgasysn Tssee
uiey. Who knows that II il not rne-as 10 ~
been assured that IL is-thst Buchanan has pnvs0
have whom we 90 not care TO name A refosel -
be TIE result Of the recisms ion for we know, eev
the nature of the demands to be made upca "a. IL
natural consequence will be war, and Tor w1 ~ -
pubic OF Paraguay is prepared"
COMMERCIAL.
RIO. Nov. 23.-Exports OF CorrEE since the ~
Of th- month iS Very hs animation In the eee
MoNTryIpIo, Nov. 9.-rhe market is well stoc3ee
with roods arrivals from the United States have ss
the cemsnd. -
ton, IN Hprs few. Some Psrasusyan have beea
silver; En,re Rios ard Corrientes o. - Denses
tied. pot BLooxS 5ta a
AsuSoIoS Paraguay, Nov. o. Bnsiness ort9 q
ef the arrival f merchants from the inferior ~ -
cal poy o.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Toe bill to license Ii hters fer the port Of NesYosk
wss reported favt rabiy. ~.
The bill to appropriate sl,c52,od IN support Of
tool. vas psssed.
Tie Special Committee reported bin 70 equaizs
ta1stiop. Il provides for the appointment OF three
State Assessors by the Governor sed oensto, to To
GIVE s6 per day ard the T travelling expcases'
hr. ESTY, from tie Committee of the last Asseni-
bly 70 investigate the affairs Of Castle Garden, sent in
8 uirOr'y report.
Tbe Controller reported that so far as be could as
certain. DO tscSesei lands are held by the Stsie.
Mr.. MASTERSON save notice of a bill to repeal
the act 70 punish nussnces srd malicious repsss on
lads The bil prevents the occupation by squaiiers
Of yscsJt lsrds.
Mr. MEEkS introduced bill 10 repay John A.
Ktg TIE amoort paid by him to the troops Stationed
ct Staten Island
Bills PASSED.
To authorize al tie Cour.s of Sessions 10 extend
their tenn.
To increase to. capital stock of the Bookyn Insur-
erce Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

u st;,, s.r,oser measure to found euct doctrine
on the simple principles Of political traternty pro
pounded by MOI froe.
recalled from the commiss!onsrssA' of the lonisl
! Islands ard that Mr. Gladstone wouM uccesd him.
! The Daily Mere s.ys that Mr YOupg's term 80 ex
pred, and that Mr. Gladstone will merely !, Infdct az
fairs until the DeS Commission arrives from ogsnd
. The Crown prosecution at Dublin against Johr
NugeDt ior publishing seii.ious and &C a. da
Ions aIahso had resulted in Mr. Nagent being bcuN
in $500 with two securities Of ESQ each 10 the
peaoe-tbat is, suspend the pShacauon Of The Pro-
pLcfic Almanac for seven years.
The Dublin correspondent of The L,ndon T.mss
saYs that the Crown case gainst some OF the uern
bers OF the PtGnix Club is more complete than the
public have been led to believe, and sufficient ssti5
fy the most hostile Jury.
The farming classes have stood aloof and the men,
bers OF the Clubs are chiefly shopnen and mechanics
The Clubs were rapidly incre ising and it therefore
Necessary that sOe steps should be taken to put
eId to the movement.
a man named Deany, the alleged murd. rer of Mr..
Ely, was arrested On board the steser Crcassan a.
Galway, as she was about TO sell for Anerics.
The failure is announced OF Power & Wetherby,
London stock brokers' largely engaged 10 speculative
operations IN LombsIoo- Venetian aiiroao shares &C.
The depression on the Stock Excbangs continued
until the 18th, but that day the excite neot greatly
subsidized uDoer the influence OF more satisfactory ac-
counts from the contiI ept-
More confidence was shown in all the departments
Of the Stock Exchange, and Corsus left off steady st
advance of thIeeeghihs upon the closing rate OF
the preceding day, during which the fluctuations had
been much as one-eghth. Toe lowest re ,eved for
Copsols was 94i on the 18th, being a decline of y
cert since Jan. /.
The london Times remarks that the depreciation
in the Freoch fonds, caused by the policy Of the En-
peror Napoleon has been per cent and per cent in
Russia, per cent in Sardinia, per cent in Austria
and about 3 per cent in Turkey.
Altogether, it may be estimated that the nominal
value Of the property invested in public stocks ao5
shares in European markets mas diminished about
sixty millions sterling.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

TIE Tribln0 Of Buen0s Ayrts announces That Gen.
Urquiza had been suddenly prostrated by fit Of
apOpe1y, and his life c0hsidered to be in great
danger.
Ire dispute between the Federal Government and
the Government Of the Province Of San Juan still re-
nnIed unsettled. Sr. Dslqui the envoy Of Urquizs,
had invaded the province Of San Juan, and without
fghrrg bad redaced the whole Of it, Private letters
say that on the 25tb Of Noyenber he assumed peace
ably the Government Of the province the name Of
the fedora vautborities.
Large deposits of coal had been made at Corrientes
four Leagues from The mouth Of the Paraguay river
for the IRE Of the American expedition sin Par
eguay.