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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

- invite especial attention to the letter Of the
5.gn e EesEau, on our first pege. lie turns tie
sad ulder TO tie jabilating opposition, and is
ssessg the formation Of any new democratic party
--t.s VI ons under which he has marched into the
1ss q mid vistory On record, Ia good enough for
In an1 II ether dsuAoarass We commend lite care
n srlsi, 70 cur rSaaers. he essablishee his CON-
pete ENTITY With The party that nominated him. con-
tary ~ be wi,hss II many xko dearei to rank him
iA re latc fnoverssns sssns, tie regular dsmoora-
3; party CT Ter55 IThEe re eo..Ftans tia srease,:
7sfpas, 7 ihe goI,ieusn rho ;n7i&d hin to Join In
he elshlaticns and ubllant antics the defsast
dg1aocras5 AZ the Great Barbecue" he oarrot NJ
te1d AMI engage in rejoicing the defeat Of that
party iaat nominated and elected him to Congress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

Darn OF MAJoR Il. S. NEIGHBoEs.-W We publish in
a4aae part Of to days paper, communication from
,la, nan at Belknap, announcing the murder of
.'..g eighborc, superintendent of Indian Affairs
-ra. This gentleman was an old and prominent
,a Z this State, was Of the Mier prisoners,
sc ~, and has been connected a long time with
.rgrH entail afaire in Texas. His death, occurring
uLeE ogeh circumstances, will be received thu uugh-
sa statc, with the deepest grief, and regret for
alg az lely end. His management of Indian affairs
la. general satisfaction to the Federal Govern
wont, nd was considered equitable and just. No
g.e rcrr,ts his death more than ourselves
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

rss- Main street 10 Hoay'oh is NON sheileI from
~ Bayc- % 'he Pr4's'f, IL ;s wsit cor-a,els,5
~ Coasress street
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

y-slyo tie flag "uim,.;oa 8 jt.o3 < enough 20
l-!ies owe! Wall for C.l-tes, in ths Nee',lA
.. c." TIA; is serious chsrEe-- fer tn, cPpe-;.
20 serei 10 think before the election no man could
if. gaul at that game.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

80 he San Antonio Herald paper whish re-
joices in Trinity Of editors, to have hcen
touched Sin tender p!ace, and to vince under the
remarks of the Ledger copied by u.s. We stated
that the Ledger thought it hardly true tina the
',fti0g PdrsoH' Of the Herald was the Angel Ga
brief that appeared in New York, a-tootipg on his
hIru Now all the amends we can make, "a to be
mere emphatic, and soy that We DONE believe he is
now ever vas, or ever will te OF angel And es for
the terrible blast he has blown agsins, US through
his editorial trumpet, NO care nothing and very res
peetfaly consign interest in him to the tender
neroes Of our esteemed Co,emporary and his neigh
Dor, the Ledger, who ia able, and knows how to use
up "all sioh." And now that We have taken It all
bach, and don't believe in his Anseshp we hope We
ill hg1r no mora from it, but that the offended iu-
diviiual, will bury his aniuos ty in = sofn and
!! the gladly nclemu sound ssll 10 blows to uswari.
That he ia appeasei it viii make difference Wheth-
er Gabriel ever sounds his last trump or not
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

I'VE cal! attention =, ,hs ,ah,sl notice @: Nj,
en-. young lady Of high a'talsHssts, who hes
81 a school hr young ladies and youths ia tA-
o.. ME H,rt She ,.me5 highly recommended, AL
lAr!s.I examination tstTe lie Board, v..A
.. 70 herselg aDd 60 the satisfaction OF ihe rN''a
She has had considerable oSrer sue. 20 teach
nd Is thoroughly educated, we lc'p hua ,hose
-. i.Isw her.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

principles the in Minnesota and Tennessee. the
same in Virginia and New York, tn g.'g he go-ug
to all parties and take up some stro ,.ld ,reor ul.
tional statesman, like Douglas, and ge,r Aim 'a,
the Presidential chair with shout
For the present Adeu,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

Rs' The States still continues TO hold the 'Cou-
suou responsible for claiming the election q Gen.
Hsur-oa as en- administration triumph Il cannc;
ye, ,e fscts in the sITaDe'd bs % Fnske !,
spear democratic victory, even if it to admin
istrai:yn triumph ahee Gen. Houston ran 10 opposi-
toa 70 c regular democratic bominees, and vas
himself aso1gsd oProser q Mr buchanan in 1856
Il ssos victories are peculiar to the administration,
&c Toul3 be sOr. to hni it ii the category cf the
avtaSon-- . ~ rrgals- ae-=ocrrtis crF-zi-s'i-r
Z "a e. '.fateizs,E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

W. W Leland q Texas, sold hs Clip u roo r.
NeE York VI finsfsay' n ~ cents d. t5s loi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

- The 'IntelliEencev BAY "a tclio,ei in Snu
81. 10 shat Mcssr3. French and pasch,l have made
1t arrangements as to enable them to prosecute
Hiding Q! the San antonio g Na5iaIa Gulf
oel. with 'igaF. The people are mach eia!ci
80 he rroarco:.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
L. j ~lRO0P, A. 5. AlNEST ORTIZ
+. a. DAVIS, TIOS JACKSON.
A { MCCARTNEY, j w. FERRIS,
X. p. SWEATT.
SOU hem Pacific Railroad.
X. p. SWEAT'r

Since our arti'le on the first page of o-day's issue
from the transactions of the Southern Pacific Rail.
ronh Company, which will be read with interest, by
our citizens in this section of the country
Wa learn from gentleman just from Marshall, that
the aalrs Of this company have been adjusted that
the hopes OF this regon Of Texas, based upon the
probabilities OF the early construction of this road
through our midst, may yet be realized
The substance Of the whole arrang mcnt is about as
follows: \ few of the members of the cd company
have acquired he title Of the new company to the
road, lands, charter and franchise paid off all the
Judgments, and provided for all the debts SO as to
leave the road charter and franchise entirely free
from debt. and unilcumbercl The lands, however,
are still under mortgage to the paper which
covers all the upnid debts but which will be re-
MOI cd payment Of said paper, which is considered
TO be folly nrovded for outside of the mortgage The
title Of the old company is also secured by purchase
ut Shoriifs sale, to satisfy existing judgments, and
both titles will he merged in the new organization,
with probably, MIR Thompson, of Pennsylvania, as
President The State suit is out Of the way all con
ilcts Of title removed and tho company in position
to present to the public under their new organization
enterprise free from all that uncertainty, As TO
ownership and amount of debt and stock issues which
has 80 long crippled its affairs.
The amount Of money paid out by Dr. Fowlkes at
Marahas wss something about 5000, considerably
above thc gum required by the terms of agreement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

My The Harrison Flag one of TIE ahlst etH:sd
opposition papers in the State think thai slhe un.
terrified Reagan will be less acceptalc to ts eoters
of Harrison county than Bob Taylc and hat the
Houston men will prefer Col. Wigfl, az sn open
and avowed enemy, "to Reagan, Una on the iJu3s,'
The Flag gave it as his opinion that eve hmericaus
or opposition, (samc thing) will have . MINORITY Ia
the Legislature, and consequently tLe 2iQuce OF
e)ecting democrat very remote.
We should infer that the Flag had not g,.rn Rel-
CAMS letter when it placed him ''on he lercc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

- No are sorry to learn ;hat Col Patton, Of e.
M equity, met with gerious misfortune during the
to'rv e.orm on last FriAay week w l,aru that his
g-nay containing his entire crop of grain -togeth-
.tf.t- his stables containing several horses, was
,.Jnyk y Lightning and destroyed. His horses were
said TO e very valuable, and the amount OF wheat
grlursd very large. The accident occurred while
j 20 ael was on visit to WaSahacble, for the
g,..-o.e of purchasing lightning rods
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

RGss~ The Houston Republic speaks u lea end
important improvements going on in thot city. 7,
says that the Central road is doing coed huqipees
and that 235 bales of cotton were brought loan en-
it, one day The crop is coming in da5v The
Republic says there elepen stalls for he fole C
meat-several for vegetables three ior cot .e. aad
one for fresh fish. in Houston.
The Republic speaks in high term 81 Il t.d.
OF Houston, and every thing IN buaI.ss8 .s:n &.
view presents lively aspect The Isl fg.aa prom
isss 10 BE early and unds1slly large.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

~ Blondin has performed another foolish feat
.-ai carryin. stove OH tho tight rope over Mig
@ ad cooking IN cmelet in that very critical stun-
ID. The people are highly amused at such scenes,
a-L' over the Falls has become 4 weekly oc-
.rsnoe. Thousands more would 60 to see him
g.sa lto the water from his dizzy height if he were
30 rtige it in his bills
soma Of our exchanges pronounce him a fool IL
'as waest aceeptat"L Of the term
gfesbyteran minister, Rev, Mr. NJ Clung late
u went over the Falls and was drowned. His body
rrA, 5und several miles below, and identified by
his name on white pocket handkerchief
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

l''as, Wednesday, september 81, 1889.
frtul TaIi,r O., Patrons o. she heTaid'-t"
ne -lfsr'sI D. the !Rts fU. u' lEf-'r h l.,.-r
,-a.-'- - 81 -rr. -a... m r.r'.' fts 'sf.-
4i.s.'y, q, i-s.-.! ----t 'a' - ,-'- ~
1sei. :. MI. CIV ''."'-.-'
Ia. Teas Iuly, ls')
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
Administrators Notice.

IIonson, Sept q, 1S59.-12:3m.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
A,rn91prk Daily Gribm'a
Ipvy AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.


81, ~. ,r,rv detachment. Of Uoted Sea
,rs;oh w,re 10 have arrived al Fort Lesvs
worth by the 18th Of July, hsd reached ''a' P'os
ia,t acyices. u,nc
The eucampment =, Prairie Dog (or won Ctest
.unded 10 on Friday lsst. consists OF h'os'y ooeh
ipclu6irg Officers They marched tie 2io miles ''a
Fort Rileyl without s,ngs casually ana con'n'sc<
buiiding the camp-which IL situated IN l1e oe'' u
n. Cieyenne country--on the 2Nu OF june ias
Isdi.ns had not caused any trouble in the V'eia'y d
the post up TO the lst Of July
Ccl WRIGHT. Lieut. OEen- Ani Lieut.. BisseH tn
Oh Hf.rtry have reported Tor duty and o'1ef'' q Va
rev walls.waua military station.
Major Lee, for many years attached u 'le o"'us'
~. csp.rtr~rt o. the arny arrived from the s"as
Stste few csys ago.
There were recently az Salem, Oregon seved
officers of Gen. Harney's command, ard among thee
the REV. Fa,her Imet, the GeneFa!s Caap'ss
,rd Msior Owers, IGdi.n Agent :or the upper csal
uy.
rbs Tinted States steam -irigate Minnesota was n
o.,tlv .urvey4d At Boston and ber condition repsrtS
:, ~. .u,boritjes She has been tsken III hand. ~
lsced IN the dry dock for the purpose ei being ovss
haulei acd repaired.
The United States siorsship Relief took the last d
her stores on board yesterday aud will haul INTO h'
stream to-day. preparatory to her departure for A.
pirwAll. With provisions for the Pacific ard Hon
S,p.arons. She will take letters and payers to III
officers and men Of those ieet.
A schooner. lsden with ordnance articles, sha
sbau &c. arrived at the Brooklyn Navy fAi a|
"wednesday, from Washington
A letter from vancouver reports the United Stas
steamers Massachusetts al Shubrick at thai plss
on Government business.
Tie steam-frigste Lancaster, having P"eneds
the breaches in her machinery, ssIed sssih 'or
Pacific. from Philadelphia, on Toesdsy last
An officer Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard VINO
sent to report on the value Of certain lantern inv>
II n. w.s profered bribe OF 80 from an Interests
party. Tie officer refused the oribe, and reporA
the circumstance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
FIRES.
YIPE IN TROY sTPYyI.

FIRE IN TROY sTREET.
~ ii O'Clock on Thursday morning = FIRE occurred
in the yerrish factory No. li0 Troy street in coos'
quence Of the boiling over OF Soue yarnisa ia.o bs
furnace. Inc flames were eAtlEguisled with . ies
pais of water. Damage slight.
fIRE IN MULEgRKY STREET.
On thursday loon quantity If straw 10 the cssh
Of The grocery s'ere No. 1873 Mulberry street corbssd
Hester, took FIRE from some uakuown cause, and ~
burning quite hsiskly wbsn di.eovered by pAssssH
VITO gsye the alarm. The burning ma,erisl ~
thrown into the street, and about 100 buldes OF SUss
ware uestrc,ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
TARE on COTTON.


To As Es.o, y Tie y T. TyiSss,
SIR: see, by your paper Of this NOR ing. that y
cotton buyers Of New-Oieans are retitioaipg
Chamber Of Commerce TO have twelve poanis tsrs,
bale Of c"tton hoped with iron, Their re.ss
are ths' the iror is valueess to the eonsumer. No
Nha' Is tie value OF rope and bag ging Two cecs'
poard. In Europe the purchase dedac.- from tsr.
to i've per cent tare, and one pound TO tcrn y y
scaiee. Let the New-OresAs merchants aioqs y
bnghsh rue, AID the msnuf .ctlrers are n pi oa
same footing as the Eaga.h rnaln.fsc,ur-Ss A.e, y
they WI M complain @. i,cla09p,. ,v,
Ass-As-s, Id, =, Iss9, P:AaL eraSI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Hle0iral.
INR. MOTTs
CHAIyEFATr PILLS

~ CHALYBEATE PILLS,
To. only para0 Il Medicinal iron sancoled by the Md
cal Faculty and prescribed il their pfartice
The q thousands daily th.,
Of Iron fors moment, t psr~d With Debility
puri,.s q h- Bnod D-p.oI oi Wits. Enemy Pale
~is Sicky Con prSior- indicate ia necessity In ao-.
conceivable IL all II female Debility es0r aIbas
ehloros, m effects Delightfully."- No re1.eiy
fs been discovered IL the ~n e history ned
such prompt, happy AID y restorative effects Iavsd
ug BID ridden have become forg0tteu IN their
mediate ushborhoods have after f.~ ials REsrOKA
sudc-nly rsspp~s-d IN The busy work Just returned
n rrOtae'~d travel distant Anr O. OF app-tte complete
digestion, rspic litou Of strength With
tiou fcr sc.ve Ard cheerful eIees immediately os a
Forsai y al DrusEi. IN town and country Pnc- 50
p containing 81 Pits sent free by mail any part 4 the
Uui'eo STATE, o rrceip; II Ito pgice.
Principal Once No So Broadway, New York.
X. b. LOCKE,
Grrrra Ak-rf.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate "A
the Coaniy os New Yort ro- {. h.rrby syea To a. r.,,
having chim Asain ELIZA BETH OSBORN lae I ,h. c,..
Of Ns~fofk, dec~ss-d t. pr.cu, the san. with v,ch,,
her,of "a The sh~'rb-f =. The ofs of REIBES n C d
LfH No s Ns.ssF In the City II Nork on az .e,r,
t~ foaA day o or;oes nerpzi~d New Yoa N. ,kIr-y ,ve
asy u Narh. 1859. ROBERT BARNEs A,,a.,,.,,.,,.-
al lsvtmfs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
legal Notices.

In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
ot n. COgEy Of Ne-ioTs notice k-r-by given 90 Al -r-
hsyi claims sgsil.; THOMAS {. OAkLhT iAs II he
City Of Sew-fork Merchant d,crasd. prent ths .ae
wth volchers thereof, >, IL sIh-rb The otc- I GIL
bERT OAKLEY, No li- H-s street, IL. Cey York
before - 5th day u: S-y.-Eh 9lt.l Nss Yoga
the lst Ia II Isrch, isjs. RACHAL OAKLEY
ulh4 lswSuF' Admin -tr.tux
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
r. of an order of the Sayroya,e Of

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of
hs s0uriy u New Iort aoe. i hersay siyru al p~r-ou.
esylrE claims against he estate of JAMES OWEN - Il III.
City a New feE, d-ca-ed 20 sHhtx the VITA Ia
yo-sAs Arsoi ~ su5,ertr - ais oc. W SWAN ,tro.,
n City New before a., of Noy-r.r
MS the 18th Day q Nay laa>
aiys lSstTFn WILLIAM EMERSON Exass-,nr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Ccpartnersbip Nctises.

NOTICE.-The Copsrtnership heretofore exi.t
~ ips under ,se usInc and hsa Of VAN SHAICHx DE-
FoRFST dissolved BY the death Of ~ lat- P.rio- NJ
M vii continue the Business On his owa &C
count JENKINS VAN SHACK.
NTw.Yorh July ~ 1854 No - ExehAa1-pic-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
TONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in

w GRAND PIANOS.
sTEINWAY SONS invite artists and the peonon sensi a.
"a osu ana examine their newly-nyeuied OVERS ChlSt
GRAND PIANO which for power and quality OF tons Is pro
poupo superior other Grsud Piano by 81 VINO nave tx
sm,n.S among whom the best musical dses OF the con
nv such 4. X Goldbect Th Hsgsn Editor Of The MlGGs
Rs,iew, u. c. HILL ". A. kns, W MA.nn H. y Tmm d.
STEiNWAY SONS
M.npt.c,nrer. No, ~ and 81 Wslker-s,., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

NEW ROUTE for NEWPORT. VIA n. Y. and
y h. sud L and y. L. aaa s,onins,oa Railroads
-u- and after MONDAY June s passenger. for NEWPORT
va seor- Lns viii Fave by ths EKp-~. Train from
Of ta oosnee.irx With s@am- Al Es.t try~n.
scs T. l. sad arrive a. Newport a,s m R-,nruins Mav-s
n.sfosf q; u AMI IL, arriving II New oSk se sad
fesSs sod AL sssx,s. eh..t-S ,hrcash eseh way
JANIS II. uofr SeY-.!a,srLsa..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Uater Qnrt.

NJOUNT PROSPECT WATER CuRE, Bna
vi HANroN. a YIN, bou, r." w iss oy :
hYaE x K-rhis s.tsen'hS'en' 20 - sx.a ~ ~ u
b~shhfri loosron. For cirrhs'~ s'NNs - SA
" NORTH MD
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
paints, Oils, GLASS, &c.

MINERAL OIL is one II the FINEST CoA O,ls
Il offered IL hesuii'ei U ocor sroFu IL aish,y
ana not ear-iye IL free m Auy mixture st>,sv.: sce
wi bum and brilliantly ~ AHy olaei tNiaf cssAr
snd splendid hsht IL bgFas IL 'ae aiah Assssas COL
oil lamp ara = vNr.p..a Il quality uIsapA>e by AT eae
N uartst JOHN W QUINCY 4 Co. As~1s
Ne " Wdh.sas.
VESPER CAS-LICItr GREATLY IN
rSON - tn t-~s sGd sE~agsss Ar1c.a - - ia
rsiI--- 20 sale >, ROLF cow si'e,ssss =. V
L.s.' CgDavsay, No. a. f.yessay " \.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
CENrRAI RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY-

~ C.uneetibT q. N-~-iismptou viii th- pc.ss -
~.rua and Western Rsirrss and .; bsson WIN wv ~
v.l.y RAiiroAd. .x,,,ssa t.v.,
SUsytk ytkAshSStsESrS-coumene Hv 70, p,. >
E-~-Yoik for Es,,ou and iu,-rrl-t a. Pttc-s from
Wiz ~ sb,ve trAins. SLG ~ 5sS M To ao's
nee EiEsb-h ~iin The S-~-ler-cS "a - ~
IT.. snS sni 7. -..,;,.
IT, l.4iA n "a o-- Ses Y0rs makes 81 ~ ''n
. F.ou ui,h tL- L-al.h yA-, RsLrcst, snd tb-r'r Ns
Pat Peu1.yvaus Rsrsi R.aiiDg vho1, sIahf" % A'
So connect, =, R.sd.ps direct f5r P9ttsy- Snd H.rs' 'lfs
c..r ..r, Al the p-.y.f- L..as.uuA aud "rs'rrn hii
-oac win -.v- n cuiy for Lehxa Valley kapad ~
7.ss u. &C II IS only. , ,..so,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
THE REGULAR aAIL LINE VIA sToNNG-

THE REGULAR NAIL LINE VIA ST0NIN6-
i TON sr BosTQ-, And dPaoVIDEHCE-InAai Route
=, .a. .1s 81 y9ofr s, fi5s g5K ' ce in s1 Al.
c VANDERBILT Cap B. s.alss In eonz7cton with t,s
sToNINGTON AND PROVIDENCE ard BOSTON AND
d Fs Ho sa kTs s.: ~sa .so1.
o. =. sT,i 4 tie MAJ rr.a -aica -,v-. ,atOn SO
To- VANDERBILT, from S.w-Yo.A, onday, "eiAes.
eAy srAsy; hon s.onns,SuTru Tazdsy Ard Sat-
TS, PLYMOUTH ROCK frrua N-w. Yori rre.:.y rncr,
.sy SATURDAY! so soaiEz'on Monday Wednestsy sol
PAsrsen proceed per r.lotd Frovdsros
in n. Express Nj. Trn reaching ssid psoss IL
.sv..o. If hos- BY th, and In srpe tine r az he
.zy uoiEf las eoEn-cls north aad Ps.--nrers thai
srs rrsaI o. bosfa nc .;esner eny. niEh' rest IN
ssurbd b-stt.s. desired and leave S,orincn IN ne
tE.in, connecting Providence wt.h sas II Il ,saH fr
f.r- t.ou Proyid.uc, 10 Hcu-por. s. eeu-a
eszf-susser accompanies the seAer AID rA;n throcxs
So vsy
the Frixbt Once P,-r No Noh Ky-r. ~
tn ottc-. Nc ls Bate Iy-piAce- Juns ~.
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ Eue se; MONDAY. Ap ls55 And uu further notice
S.s.erI.r frsnl oil Per foe. Da,ae-- ovs
DUNklRA kAPRLss sit n, fr punnrt SnA safA!o,
hAIL TRAM .. ior Ds-hrk Ina Bas.o ant tH.sr
EocKLAND PASSENGER =, 3:S .. n frou FOO. Of H.s.
nslr Pis1so1i t5r slfsrni As ieru-di.s- s;Aons
NAY PASSENGER a. p m, icr ke~bl.Eh Ates-se~n
SIGET EXPEEss :. 5 ?. IA, for Daatirt .as Bu.Lo
L. Atevs uAi.s rnE cAily, SUNDAYS excepted.
csa.nisiIss ai Hi.s.s F.s Rslro.d for H.su. F.. q
snEr-ntE- vtth re syrscus- AID SirfnAn aArosd ff
sSr,us- . co-unI si,h the Bu1Ao Coming and New YoSi
p~..- I~cks~s-na Western R,lroaa sor Scranton =
Horn-1-se vita the bafAo and New ora CITY RaroAA,
.ae s.o AID Dunas With Lake a.lrcs1 tOs
cr~-sat Ch.clEzsu Toledo, Detroit, Chi ago, sc-
CHARLES MORAN. Presdsnt-
NTFW pOI-TE f,r NEWpOpT -. n n ii
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Tgy MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NoRTHEs ISDIAS.


OFFlcE oF THE GREAT WESTERN K r Co o. ILLINOIS,
No 81 WILLIsMsT., NEw-ioEk, July ~. 1853
NOTICE.-The coupons due on the lst August
IN next On the SEVEN PER CENT BONDS Of ihe GREAT
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY OF ILLINOIS, viii be
REDEEMED maturity q, the Office Of .hs Company upon
all BoIos the coupons Of which shall have b-.n slrrrn
dered this Company accepted therefor IN accord
sice pxonse Act 4 Inc r1r.'on Of this Com
j. N A OhlSNObD, itca--Irf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Duiloins Alaterials.
Ocean 6teamers, &e.

TINTED STATES STEAMSHIP ARIEL,
u Captain W.on. for Hsve via South,Ep,ou. VII sal
pier No North yer, New York Saturday, Jny ~
precisely a. O'clock T. M with mails. paiseEzen and specie
for Euri p~ d. TORRANCE No OwiHs Green, New YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29

rI'HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
i sHIP NEW-yORK
II /. Won LASrEs. Ccmusnter
viii sal positively. cArfvirs tn L. ; A.il
SATURDAY, AlEas;6 q; l. IN,
BREAES VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking pa-s-Ig-rs fcg
LONDON. HANRE SOUTHAMPTON AID BREMEN,
tie folio .ttg rs-s:
tir.. shin. site: S~osod CABIN. CO., sisefA-. sa
SELPCEv- KtUrGEN : RrrcarLT
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
Sisambeais an0 Railroads.

CANP MEET ING for the New York, New York
~ F.. .ud Lon gslslG s,riCts will b. held on the od
Camp Grouud a. NORrHPOAT, commencing August l., sud
rIci,- ~ be fouiur saturday The stesmhoa, Geo Law
leaving Cs-hsrine-s. 30 and lsLdinz AZ Deaney-
the MsyhoWer leaving Caihsnnes a. $50 p m, have
been eusasrd. PsIs -
ISAAC FORSTER, Com Arrangements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

1t is now not enough to sec that this continent is
no longer open to European colonization We
have to go farther, and proclaim a new doctrine
We have t0ussert that not only is the American
continent not open to colonization. but it is not
open to European reorganization, nor is it even
open to European protection of the statue quo.
The very existence of our own institutions de-
ponds upon our doing this Not that the repub-
lie will be Overthrown to-day or tomorrow,
but with Monarchies north of us, monarchies
south of us, and monarchies exercising police
upon the oceans east and west of us. our position
will become in every sense defensive
one, like that of the Swiss republic. What
are the Congressional Committees on Foreign
Relations about that they do not see these
things? Why do they wait until the deed is done,
and has become an elementary subject for school
books for boys before they act? Resolutions
should at once be brought into both houses de-
fning our policy in relation to Cuba Mexico
and Central America, and putting the executive
branch of the government in position of ac-
ton. We want no mixed monarchies everything
the routes of domestic intercourse between our
Atlantlc anu racine empires. III twenty-five
years we shall have sixty millions OF population,
and an interoceanic commerce greater than all
our present foreign and domestic trade together.
1t is for this we have to legislate, and it is
for this that the present Congress should prepare
Let both houses, and particularly their Commit
tees on Foreign Relations, who hold the practi-
cal oar of the labor, look to it. The RESPONSE
bility lies upon them, and every man will be
held to it,