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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
TINE rURP--NE W. YORK RACES

UrIoE ASSOCIATIONS JOCKEY CLUB-EcLiPsE
,,pRsr. L. Finer DAY-JAsAIcA SrsKEs--A
.seep.take Of xlOO each, with $500 added by the AZ
sccia,iop for three-yesr olds, closed AZ follows;
esao &. Rn,b name. en- P.aiibe by Star Davis dam b.
Morn. o.ss. Prophet By imp Monarch, gu, Of Cas-.
Dds. ss,hs.s - peS.s ss%.. ch Comet By imp Trustee
a Ornament BY SHADOW, 80 pounds. .............-s 3
Famine was the favorite, <lO0 to $so, previous t.
ysarting. and won the easily. There were three
ether horses in the above race but they declared for
kit-
hrE DAY-SscoyD RAcE.-The Jockey Club
ndicap one mile and a hall, for all ages; sweep
,lakes 800 EACH half forfeit; l,ocO sdded by 'he
Chb Closed a. follows: .,,,.. -,
r O Bacon name. b. C Bin Chatham, By imp Albion o''
w po1~eIl name b. sl.sber, By Chds Harold o-t
Se %:s.'tIs S.ss. o5r BY imp oo out Of
s,is oIs Ssms. e. BY imp oeaooe d. By
mp Ps15Sy 1Sy9s Name. b. Fleeing Moments
fme-lst mile, lsfs; mile aud a ball, 2:4o
There were SIX more horses catered in this race
40 declared forfeit. The betting all ways, but
most Of the knowing bet 800 TO $50 on sis'heF
ssainrt the field. Betting was $lOo to $40 that lac
English FLY wOssd not win the race. She came "
lst. The race was an exciting one and weil<on-
4s.,ed. The stendance On the course was srnsD, Oh
account Of the weather.
AnE DAY-THIRD SAcE.-Pursc, $Oo; two inlie
ssats entrance $25 Closed with the following tnries;
s:9 Bscsn names br h. ssil Desrns, yr' old % mp
AIb,on dam Ann Cbsse by Imp Ley.stbsn
-S,,,v;n oven names h. h. Robert Walker, yrs od o.
Camden dam by Bostcn
q p Hase names hr Two Bits, yra old BY imp heve,
1S~e.t S.stYie. mile 50 n mile 1881 ,e:a s15a.
Bill bearing was the favori,e 800 to go, previous
to starting and won the race in hes,, as Robert
ysr.ler vssSrawn ON account of beiag out Of order
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEW-YORK. K.........JI


s,esmshiP-v Leteyre Havre and Southampton
Ships-PAlsstins, Tinker London, +. e Morgan Wiley
Naples Stout hs'anrss C. c. Duncan Co NJ Carson, VII
hsns 81. Apdrews, Peter McLoud.
BGks-Lyrs, Gibbs, Key West Benn@r Dsase Lap-ley
Bishop Phsdephis, X. Dow; Andes Mernmsc, Perth AN
boy n 4 A. r. Blanchard.
Rrigs-Irene, Cole, Eizabe,hport, Snaon Clapp y.
Wattson MuDday Lagusyra, Dallett Bliss; Atlanta, Sims
Nassau f. Montel x Barlow; Cyclone McCauy, Portland
G. s Ha-ch Co Rosse (Scanl Lsnorsld MaTsees, Law
ernce, Giles L Go.
Schcon.r.-CorypS pSeus Storey New Orleans, master; T.
Feton Arnold Charleston scranton Tam,n; Estee Davis
DsmeraTs and market, G. L |. Knox Co Mary Alice
Wslch Ponce - J. c. Homer Homer. Boston. X. P Bucs
Co.; j. W. DeeriBg Smith, Elizabethpor,, Carnahan
Genihard Ocean Wave, Warner, Wlhinsten Tea Home
stearers-Potomsc, Wa'son, Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell
Eliza Robinson Philadelphia, n. Briggs.
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Marriages and Death. i'm California.

MARKED.
In Nevada April S Robert West to Anne Monday both of
Le.ndIc April s b. s. MAon centreve, Liz
In jose April e. Dr. Tho~ lnger.o Miss Mary
Columbia April ID Anide Chaion to Michel Kergrs
In PseeIsne April % oeS d Fryer Of Diamond Springs to
AZ Diamond sprins. April q, William Triey Miss Fannie
At Todd. valley Placer County May Morris Mann to Nancy
In We<d.ide San MsteO County May by the Rev Emery
Msr.h 70 Mis Melville hoConahs-
Brubsler to Miss LSIie 6ieert-
In AuSarn May By s Rev. c. A casAnAn Mr. James A.
In Auburn May BY the Rev. H. HAZEL Mr. John BaIaey 10
Miss Susan S. ScsnsAn
DIED.
In Onesa Nevada County Ap ii g in consequence Of nin
ina accident Richard Merrill native Of New Hampshire
In Nevada April so Mcses ST. John, formerly resident Of
In Pr,slums May s Elrs c. daughter Of J. Z and Aadr.
In Los Angeles April is Sister Mary Mal.ne In the 18th
yeA Of her Deaa SuPoroess Of the Convent Of 81
Near Monte Cri.,o XpTis William Thompson native Of
In San Jose April IS Jao. t White, Of the late cAas
In Portland oson Apf l2 Elizabeth wife Of John C. Ca.
AT The Portage Cascade Oregon wa B Johnson aged %
ye:i' oinsIy lS and l.e q Jackson County Missouri
10 Gesss,Own Apnl =, MI A Merchant, ssd IS yea s
in Victoria v L. April Is Helen. wife Of Mr j. c. George
p yoSn.on Of NewYok fell from .oA fom The shin osi.
Nov rs days fOn home, boasd whAle-.bp Gen Scott
HueiDs f Farhs,en Sanaei r. Hanins Of Sag hnbor L. L.
in ss fSsnci.co rsy Joseph Tucker formerly Of New
bqIyeon Mac. sseS ~ ys-Tss Nh VIM
ton and Ehsabssh A. Hall Assd z years
IN a.%s1: spa Is Nd ~ &aS w fA years
In Iseksor Amsdor County, SPn - '0o' "nssn' aged ~
yNa
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California Markets.

San FEAcIsco, Saturday Evening, Nay I, 1850.
FLoCk-Salr- ~ Donrsfic At 81 5yd 80 ~.
GRAS-se- Of uSs bsss Wheat 81 aOa % S. so bag
Barley al 81 40.
Po1aToEs-Sses At q Q2ic.
PkoyIsoss-S.ies Alden. Lard 70 half bb.
Family Beet 80 fkin Butter 80 fr.ins Diamond p a..
private terms.
GRocEKIIS-Ssles Of 275 Psus Rc. at &c. so boxes
Starch ke0 boxes Thsins Candles 100 No. Mackere
IS Pie Fruits - Peaches. 81 bb. CsoI. Rice all
private teams
EiILs-5o, kegs assorted sold en- private
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

The Chicsgo St. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad
was yesterday sold at Janesvile Wisconsin, pursuant
10 notice. Messrs S. j. Tilden and o. ID. Ashley Of
this city, agents of the bondhoders, the pur-
chasers, at sao0,Coo under the first mortgage and
$4,000 under the second mortgage.
The interest accruing on the debt of the State Of
lipos on the FIRST Monday OF July next viii be paid
by Mr. james Miller. Treasurer of Illinois, the Of
flee of Howe, Hamlen 4 Co, Ne. % Wall street, on
and after the 5th prox All interest not collected be-
fore the h DAY of August next will be paid at the
Office in Springfield.
The shipments of specie tomorrow will be probs-
bly, 81 500 go TO 10000 The R0thschIds ship Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

SANDY HOOK June sun.-.so inward bound ve..sls IN
.sE. 5hp, Twilight; for ssl Francisco passed the Bar H.
uoor; Ch.isrila Tor London at Samuel Russe
Hong Kong li5 Isaac Webb, for Liverpool 81 - D.
n Undsrvri:sr for 81. Johp n. B. a. s. p. Ali the ont
ward bure yeses ha: anchor have sone 70
ssa " nd fresh, 5. weather bszy
LONG BRAhCH-so vessels N sight Wind sh: from T.
fcgzy IN shor.
HIGILASDs-2 bsrks and brig outside .hs Bar bound In
Hna g noacr.te; foggy outside.
CHARLESTON. June S-Tne q. g. resnsht James Ad.rr
CsPt Acsna. sriv.d be from EerYo,k :. y oc.oc< las,
III
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

Northampton, Msss, continues to be favon,e resor
OF nyalds, and of families aud others seeking relsxA-
ton and pleasure II ia delightfully."- stusted amid charming
scenery and partially surrounded by forty Of
esc paTs the delicious cooness ~ which attractive
all ages while the views extended veandss worth
journey No place within hours of NwYort oners
with good accommodations good able and hous,
comforts.
H. HALsTED NJ D the proprietor will be in New York, at
81 Hchoss Hotel THE only time this JnDs and
and I'll 81 Monday the 9th. lie will bs happy u
his friends and Information concerning Round Hill
His IN the Of v ousn's Diseases well Known
Tos brought beds enabled TO walk Ihs
.py snd reliable attesed by the successful treatment OF
Eve thousand IN rd.ns and hospital practice Over four
hundred of Spinal DissAs Pary and oss Of tho 10
Of limbs also been restored Circulars sent gratis
TREATISE ON hOT0RPArHY Is cents
"Ths much Dr. Hal.ted has great success In his p.o-
tice aud bis Institution IL widely re-red o-Bo-,on Atiss
and Bee.
His success in the treatment Of Diseases 10 unsput-d"-
Traveller, Boston.
His system has been approved by of
NOR nes ciizsns ard mas received the hattens
n.Dds from ali parts Of the country lProy Journal
No Summer Round Hill Ia oy-ne.s, and Ia
al the calculated srs the taste and ponote tho
comfort Of ysitors"-Ist. Louis Republican.
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Disasters, &c.

SAyssSAH June zCsp- Merritt Of The New York under
writers ssrr;s board of ts sip CouBciicut prey
ossy reported and has rt anchors pumps
tie sso s,-es ta there good prospects Of getting her o
lBy telegraph u El~ood Walter esq Sec Bd Unserwrs
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Pnssengers Arrived

h schy. Peerieu from BernuGa-R II. r. Davenport, 81
lady daughters and Miss Clara Harvey; ; Stew
lady and servant Mrs Jane Baicher and daughter j.
D-y. Susan Steers and servant.
In sAp Jn6ss Sha,, from 1moy-Ms Parker and child.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

Emigrsnt IpeeIligepce Once and Labor Rxchaage
removed from No. Csnas No. sl Wohs.- (aas
Anfko1y lew Of Broadway. No fees chayesd.
JAMES 7. FAGAR, sapsdpsaiss.
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Gpeaal Notices.


sixteenth Ward Republican As.oeiation.-rhe
TeE-lsr monthly meeting will b. held Ch-lss ~ ALL lss,
a,h-sv. OF MONDAY EVENING June ls5s 8. O'Clock
An address viii BE- delivered BY EUGENE LAWRENCE E.q.
subject: TIE Principles and AiEs Of the RepuD Party"
Tke public aT= invited 70 attend
DAVID R. JAoUEs, President.
HIssy sar,s:ia 6; ra,n5, sx,,u }secr-..rie.
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lIsvements Of Ocean stea naers.
To ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for California leaves St Louis every Mon
day and Thursday at Letters designed for should Be
marked Overland, via ST. Louis,
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cs... @i' s'.e :" a5SpsY joas :, 5es a. Nd
sssior,.-- MONDAY s,h, Evidence. Of Rehsor PrOt No
TuTspAy, ~ History Prof L.es-r
snYf Fspx9 A sto tSS ~ Its ro' ",.'t Pfct ApsAa.
SATURDAY & ssr. .ai tsspIS Fsss, ss rss
Maine Astronomy, Prof B.esley before Prof q. s-~
Essmin,iiop in cbemirry Prot, Joy. on THURSDAY, he
''T Tss o. o:seI cA... begin WEDNESDAY Jao. 49,
sso,,-t section. Aesthetics AID Criticism. Prof SAar~
ssrksrS,e. is, s.eron Mathcrns;c Prof DAVE; d See
tn Cr-c.an A. iqg,irs Prgf seAniat
F,s.i~,--is section L,an. Pr0L Dr.sri "a s~saon,
"a ssStor s,.ihs,ic. sra crirsrisrn Prot N.irps
SpAo~s,o-i.s sectnn, Grrsi Prof Anihon ID Section,
F,sa~c.9l. sss'bn. Ane.n, Geography Prof ssAmiii;
ID sss;ion; M.ssems,ic, Prof peel D., ,,.A.,
Scrsasrs' s Seeqn, Rhe'one APPhed Prof SAirpe' "a
Frs.i-cr3 list see.ion Gr,ei Prof Anthem % Section,
Ancisui tiecs-phy Pro,. Schmidt
SATURDAY. ish-Js-ss,.-ist secs'n Mechanics, Prof
Peck q section PIaocAl AsroBomy. Prot Hactsy. ,
sphsrorar Section Greean Antiquities, Prof Sshnast'
F,"A-ss-,t S-- ton Eash.h comPosuOu. PrOf Narne
MONDAY sth-JE.iers-lt Section. Practical A,rOn0my,
Prot Hscsley n Section, Lam. Prof pnssr
F,s,A-er % section Mathematics Prof Pecii ID Section,
ELss.h c nP'-i,ion. Prof E'nne g, 49,.
Serss~srs-i., seton L,,,u PrcG Dssr, ID Section.
E,ns-sn: seetiens-ROmsn Anaqui;se. Prof sss@,d.
WEDNESDAY 2sa.-yw"'oy'-ls section, Msh~"sfss,
SepAomerc in sse,ions-R, man Antiquities Prof Schmidt
sve. for Examination the Presidents Room, e, 10 oeock
Friday. s.ih, aod Saturday, s'th June. ,,-,
,er Examination will BE- held at the same hour, And pse,
Friday 3oh Spt The next Academic year vii bsn on
CONFINEMENT win take place TUESDAY, 18th
June. al 10 O'Clock, AZ Sbio's
The Alumni Of the College parent. and guardian. q sdens
:%naiion %is''' CHARLES KiSG P.dsa. Col cIsss:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

Tire weknown elpper.brs Mary Forrest, c,pt. Wn. Gil
espis sailed this morning from Qlsrntilr Win pTace aid
pas- bound 70 Bahia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

Tssal Pots and Prafls .........s,>,....l,Fe
COTTOy-The market dull aid h-ss! sales Of
eco balss We rspea; DnuiDs quo;~tnns;
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Fever sores aud Pimples on The Face
EH-ctually removed by using
Dr. P TOWNsENDs sARsAPARILLA
Offce No. 2 No. 2l2 Broadway Ny.
Round HiIi Water.Cure an

Office No. No. 2l2 Broadway, y. T.
Round Hin Wa,sr;Cnre and Hotel. NoRrHAMP-
cips Pbyrcisn.-Dr HALsfED's success IN the IL
Woman. Diseases well Known. He discsrds the of
Moorpathy based pnisophc prnePss IL give. vitality
and force 70 Inc functions. powers Of al the organs snd has bs.'
ts practice The cure . ,esdy and rsi'ss Those brought
on BEDS .. S .f' s .ass y e % Over q si Il. G
Limbs have cured by this method Improvement Ia thess
cool month"; nysds win save money and time By ent@ns
Circulars sen, lr.. Tr.ii.e on Mo.ore.ay is 1
M system Of treatment hs been approved BY some Of oar
intelligent crsns and has received the ns,tsns
consendaos from al psrs Of tno county "-lProy jour
Round h one oi iHe most charming watering places IN
less than % those who .ek the boon Of health No Sumner
70 sr.y me taste and promote the comfort Of yson7s
Louis Republican.
Caution to Purchasers Of Billiard Tables.
their imitation. Of y table. on the public By .-J asserting
decision obtained affecting tSs patent kr
-con affecting any Of hs. ever BEN r.ods.sd
and ofiLoming the public eSdns The measures shsn % pat q.
OCornor ColeDder Of aos s. e5 81 ssd 80 Crosby in
tai. city he cole marusc,zrer q ny model Tsb!ss sal
''''''N-''''N '-' MICHAEL PHELAs
Ambroiype-- -An,brotypes-Ths. .,,sntion q .r.nsers
,s of Anb.yps. which fr their a.ttoe;ns.. Of oaa.
beauty q finish cannot Be s,cesd Family Group. ,sa GU.
4 COOPER, No. si7 Broadway, corner Leonnds'
The Pride Of the season proper Coz :ha
M tasteful and exqaiAtely manufactured 81 MMEk HAT tof
Gents jus introduced By the NEW HAT COMPANY u Ne
~ Nasssu Yet ia sod the ridiculous small price Il 81
We how TIE Company eel sapst Ha, or hAf
.uIr. bot they Know their business best.
DIR. =. y. Townsend's sarsapariila
/. the Only cure hr
RHEUMATISM
ofioe Nc. z, No A2 Broadway \
Qaimby's
IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS
The Lsbrs have had long pe-nee In heif bune sDe
always proved perfect fom Asntans-
Circulars and other information may obtained sppues2Sn
A. NJ QUINBY son,
NJ. lH Sssssast, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
;h.r tSsoG COO. The French importers are In nany
e.,rs sh,uoing gold instead Of remittng bills.

.hs &S30, COO. The French importers are In Any
cases shJpping gold instead Of remitt'ng bills
Tie specie In the Boston banks on "Wednesday dad
decreased s27O, 100 e. compared with the Previous
day.
The receipts at tide ws;er BY the Nev-Yorh Canals
of Flour. Wheat, Corn and Barley, for the fourth
week of May III 1850 and 1858, have been a. follows;
Flour, bba whe-, spsh Corr. b..h Barley. sa.h
nss .........ic4ses msLa ,a..,s ls.s N,ss
E19 49,
p..,... aIess 1293 Cssll 9675
The aggregates of the receipts OF the above arti-
cles far for the years 1853 aud 1873, have oeen;
Finn bbs Wheat, bEsh. Com, sash Ba'@y, bush
lsS ....... .lo6 @ iiI,osG 800 - ~,
lS5e ..,...... sI,IH As.l" 'S'H i'''i-
D,e,,.....s5Isi peeIe475 ..soes Dec..ia es
Reducing the Wheat to Flour, the deficiency VI the
receipt. of 1859 is equalto 3s4, ,o36 bbl' Flour
Tie receipts at tide water of the Pripcipei articles
Of oduce from the opening OF tue Canas 70 end IN
II. L. laap
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
ma<ess~ PleAs June isss.
auEs-H. marie, y ~isAsu. ,hsnss, The aeussa - =
,-<ssy; M~. Of 50 btls Pots a. &5 % Pears qesss " -

We s'''e' srOe. Q, A.n... FrA.y. Iee- ) ls,s ,,,.
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To Cure salt Rheam,

There IL nothing better han
DR. s. z TowNsENDS sARsAPARiLLA
OHce No. 2 No 2i2 BroadwayN
The CaHai-st. Temperance Society mestsn Ble-chcr
Building Of ki-eeker snd hoftonsts on SUNDAY
EVENING The meeting will b. addressed BY Mr. SMITH,
Mr.. WHOLLAnAN and others. The friends Of Temperanse
irviud STEPHEN HYDE, President
W.. NASH, Secretary
The Joint special Committee Of the Boanis Of Alder
ard Councilmep rsDisrctns the City Will meet
sATt RDAY, June al II ocock All p~rsoos In the
different Wards Of the city having interest in the
make the Committee invited ~ attend
r. l. A. B0OLE,
THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, Especial Committee
BENZ. !. RHODES, { Common Councl
0Eo p BlCKEORD
HAMLlN BABCOCk,
T. =. MINIS, ClerA.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

This is very satifactory.
The earnings OF the Michigan Southern Road for
May, as reported by telegraph, are $l33,7l0; DO,
1853, complete, $ls2, $50 The telegraph report of
1853 was $l5i,s55, showing apparent decrease
tbs year Of only $ls,2i5.
The Rock Island May receipts are reported unofi-
ciey to be some $40 behind those of May, 1853.
The following the receipts OF the Long Island
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

The Brooklyn Tabernacle. The ELM PLACE CON
GREGATONAL CHURCH, under the pastoral charge OF tho
Rev WM A. BARTLETT, will open their new TAeemaels on
Fuonsv u Hoyt s oI DIVINE Services on 81 uNpAf-
June s. On THURSDAY EVENING, June q a. o'eoch, tho
TsbcTr sce will be open give rmer occupants Of -a. In hc
Polytechnic Institute opptnny 10 select thss sitnss In
the new building. On SATURDAY EVENING, June T. the
Inh.race will be toI The srneIal Rsntlnk Of Seats
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

Central Park-N0tice.-The Commissioners Of the Cen
a PARK notice that portion Of the Park complete
and avasb- persons desiring short smb. rocks
grass and foliage without soug beyond the limits OF the ty
This hrshed around, known The Rambe' situated
edstey south of the old Receiving Reservoir accessible BY
either the 3d. 9th shay Railroad expense not exceed
I'M six cents.
9th avs reached by walk through h. unfinished portion VI
the Park. .
AT the entrance on hsv opposite 72d.t sr,yeled vak
leading directly The Rambie Access 10 this
best be had BY the 80 railroad leaving the ears
Tia, st.
Office Board o Commissioner Of Central P,rk June
2 1859 ANDREW n. GREEN
President Board Of Of the CaiIs Prh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

The Committec streets II the Beard Of Ah-rtn.n
will MONDAY the 9Th of June s 2! o'clock In
Room No City Hall The subject OF the of Church
from Fulton Green~ichs a., which will alec involve tho
widening Of Trinity place and widening Of Morris aud Rector
will BE- considered. All parties interested In the abov. mat
hereby invited be- without further notice.
. will pro6sby be- the meeting Of the Committee tho
subject Any person persons having other business befsc
The Committee IN also have opportunity Of being heard.
F l. A. BOOLE. )Committse
TBOS SrEPHENSy
JOHN LSNES str-~ta
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-18

The "SPRINGs" OF AMERICA.-The editor of
the N. Y. Herald devotes some three columns
of Thursdays issue to an elaborate description
of the numerous watering places and summer
resorts which are to be found on this continent.
Apprehending that the European travel from
this country-which in recent years has been
immense-will be greatly diminished this sum
mer, on account of war and rumors of war, he
naturally concludes that great increase of Wis
itors at the various points of attraction in North
America, will be the result. Nor is he without
hope that the necessity thus imposed upon our
pleasure or healthseeking citizens to visit their
own summer retreats and watering places, will
result in so charming them with the beautiful
scenery of their native land that they will
henceforth see more of their own country and
less of Europe. 3 ..F
The writer then proceeds to describe the pc
culiar properties of the Springs of Virginia,
Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Georgia, South
Carolina, Alabama, New Jersey, Pennsylva-
mia, Illinois, New York, etc. Of Ohio, he
says: dilHn,E sss CG-Ht .lf f' a.
,'"The Ohio White Sulphur Springs are situ-
ated on the Scioto river, in Delaware county,
eighteen miles north from Columbus, the capi-
tol of Ohio. There are Ave springs, four of
which-the White Sulphur, the Chaly ybeate, the
Magnetism, and the Saline Chaly beate-cure
almost everything, while the fifth is Iemarka-
BILE for the purity of the water. The White
Sulphur is a beautiful Artesan fountain, SPRING
ing 100 feet below the level of the Seioto. As
to the Chalybeate Spring, the proprietor vouohes
that it is "a permanent tonic, its effects upon
broken down and debilitated constitutions have
been not transient, but lasting, giving to the
blood new vitality, and TO the person new
life and vigor." Let all the rakes and de-
bauchees Of New York repair thither, and they
will come back new men,. The opening of the
house on the. 9th, with "one thousand guests"
was ga splendid success" That house wants
no moro for this season." "uf
The application made by the writer at the
close. of his elaborate lecture on tho watering
places of America, is as follows:
"Tn conclusion we repeat, that ii is not ne
cessary TO leave this continent TO feast the eyes
ON fine scenery, whether beautiful or grand,
nor to enjoy those varieties of climate which
SO many seek on foreign shores. And as for
mineral springs, we have them In greater va
rieties than Germany ITSELF Thousands of
our citizens, instead of going to the fashion,
able watering places, repair to little villages
along the lines of railroad, where they get
plenty of wholesome food very cheap, and in
hale the pure fresh air Of the country, whore
they enjoy themselves in a way which can not
be comprehended at the great crowded hotels"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-18

The good citizens of Lafayette expect to have
glorious time of it on the I'd, 3rd and 4th,
of the ensuing month. We are told that on
those days the military of that city will hold
one Of the most imposing and brilliant mill
tary encampments that has ever been con-
vened at the West. ~. ,.... ..,.....-.. 49,.
The encampment will include number of
full staffs and military from our own city,
louisville, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chi
cago, Maumee, Wabash, Peru, Logansport,
Laporte, New Albany, Charlottesville, Indi-
annapolis, and other towns who have already
signified their determination to be present.
Several prominent military gentlemen, it is
expected, will be present from all sections of
the country, partly for the purpose of inspect
ing the troops, but chiefly to contribute their
quota to the dignity and pleasures of the en-
campment. The Governor of Indiana will re-
view the assembled military and deliver an
address upon the parade grounds; and Colonel
Henry S. Lane, of Ind, will deliver one of his
eloquent and witty addresses upon the battle
ground of Tippecanoe. The camp will be
signalized by brilliant military ball, and
other festivities will be interspersed to enhance
the attractions of the fete.
On the Fourth the Hon. Thomas Corwin will
deliver an oration; and our fellow citizen, w.
II. Fosdick, Esq, will produce the poem of
the occasion. Hurrah!
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-18

= WHERE DID 1T CONE FROM2-A telegram
from Cape May, to us, states that Col. T.
Blanchard, while walking on the beach day
or two since, observed singular looking
amphibious animal, about two and half
feet in length, that had been washed ashore
by the high tide. When discovered, it was
still alive. The strange creature-the upper
portion of which resembled an ordinary cod
had long vertebral extenuation, resem-
bling the tail of dog, to which, by singu-
lar contrivance, card was attached on which
was written,-be sure and buy ur wife a
Grover 4 Baker sewing machine, 5s west
Fourth street, they being the most simple and
easily managed machine in the market. Z, .a
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-18
SOMETHING NEWi
FAMILY REC oRpsl

A UNIQUE AND ELEGANT DESIGN
ornament for any house or hpartmentl They viii bs
hed neatly and artistically by the publisher il re-
For sale at Mrs, Il. SMITHS, II2 West Finls
street, Oh HQRCHS POst-ofice Newsstand, and at
PERRY WARREN'S, 233 Western Row.
~, Call and see, JOHN FRENCH.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-18
Arrivals of Trains.
CINCINNATI SATURDAY, JUNE IS.
Local News.

BIRCH & DoNNIKERs Minstrcls will favor
our citizens with rich treat next Wednesday
evening. leuo7 Is.N" nI'a i.il H'