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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

"LIr Us MAKE RIVER TO THE MoUsTMys."-
Cbder the above besdirg The 81. Loun Democrsf
broac5es magnificent enterprise, which Is nothsg
lees than 10 unite the wsers Of the Upper Arksosss
the South Platte and the Kansas Rivers toto oae
strssD TO fill the bed Of the latter, and make from
the toIee nca nsderabe and almost useless streams,
ore broad deep, gable river that would open The
lar West country clear 20 the base OF the mouofatns
AID into the new surf-rous regions Shtner emigre-
ton is now powerfully attracted. Iae nver thus
crested would be eqoJ TO the Missouri 10 maxnitade.
TIE PEAcH CRoP.-A correspondent OF The Bg6a-
10 C0mmrc1oi ssys that the lovers Of good huit ~ih
regret eIc.eoiptIy 70 learn that the peach crop al
Western Nes York was destroyed BY the excessive
cold Of the l0th met. Reliable oformaton from fruit
growers in various ports Of the country shos oss th.t oo
be 1nnr stioo Of many hundreds OF fruit buds, al
we're found dead. IL 10 Q we'll established TACT taak
be fruit buos Of the peach ordinarily cannot endure
more tbsn about A degrees Of frost and Queot
y sben the thermometer sinks to l2 Is 20 degrees
below the germ Of the peach viii be destroyed
Rich CARGo.-A stesmbost arrived few days seo
.. our wta,f from the Red River, with large p.ty
Of keItkneb and north hwestern parishes who ere vs-
tipg our city for pleasure and anusem>nt. AmOa~
bem are eight widows, whose aggregate wsslrS
smountsd 20 C0 000 One Of the said ladies' IA IT,
owp.r Of go slsves, and the others make crop a
1000 100 bales f cotton. New Orleans Delta
WHAT MOTHER cAs Do.-Anong the rsossk
cares VI pazcon ss given by Gov. Bingham Of Mics-
gar IN his message on tho sabject res oee srsuted
10 part, N the language Of the worthy Gcyerpor.
" spo" ne aHyed'sg 'mrostssaies Of kis mssAsy,"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
Great Fire i'm Boston.

BoSroN, FEB. b, loJS.
At about 3 o'clock this morning tire broke eat in
The upper portion of Rueselis mechanical bakery,
corner oi Battery and Commerci, streets which was
totally destroyed The bui ding was of brick With
granite 'front.' extending "a es on Commercial aud Is!
feet on Battery and Salutation streets aud contained
two Of Boid ,ns automatic ovens, kneadng mschiaes,
&C., and % 900 barrels of flour on storage. Toe
bakery bad gone rto operation on Tours-
day, when over ID, 900 loaves OF bread were
baked and delivered. The falling walls partially
destroyed two three adjoining wooden tenements.
Daniel Hepdersop fireman, ~ss killed by tue fail'as
Of one Of the eide walls, Capt Wilson OF the steam
fire engine Eclipse was seriously iojdred internsly
ana several others were more or l7ss injured. Ooe
man s missing and supposed to be uoder tue ra rms u.s.
on which there is a partial insurance.. Mr.. Russell
will immediately construct fre-proot bullditg, aod
carry out bis intertion Of establishing mech .nica
s'esin-bakery in Boston. The fire was undoubtedly
the work Of an ipcendisry.
Snow commenced falling a. about p n., ana Is
coming down thicky this evening. Thermometer ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

ARREST or A DEsPERADo.-Lsst night about IL
o'clock Thomas Tsinor, iaborerin toe employ a tho
Harlem Railroad Company, entered the saloon No.
100 Cerire street, kept by Peter G. Fegls, for tho
pur,ose Of getting glass Of beer Trsinor feel pg
o,st tosition 20 b. hbers invited all who were in The
plsce to take drink, and all accepted. After the
parry rad drs1k dispute arose between Trsinor end
the bsb eeper IS to the amount due, the former r-
fusr to pay tie amount demanded in consequences of
it's excrbitspce Durirg the dispute, one John Breu-
mar, fellow tf repu'ed bad character, came from
back room ND TO the bar sod n'sriered with the par
ties who acre quaneing, and made further ds,ay
Of hs rufsnly disposition by throwing tumbler - y
alleged, at Trauor. The glsss struck Trsnor over
IT. left .ye il fl,ctirg ragged ~ouud five inoae ia
leretb, and cutting through TO the skull Several
miror arteries were severed, aud in huas
tine Trsipor was covered with blood. Officer jour-
DAP, Of ,he Sixso Pr,ctct, called in, and took
Br. pran in custody The wounded man was removed
to the Hcspts where Dr. Shrady dressed his wounds.
Brennan is represeLtsd by the police to bs very
desperate character. Some years ago no was sen
teuced to five years Imprisonment at Sicg Siog for
killing butcher in Centre Market place, but after
dong the State service for eighteen months Gov.
CLARK pardoned bm. Soon after bis release he com
mitfed felopious assault upon man, and was cor
vcted but Judge Ds'y, who was sttiog during tse
sb.n nee Of Recorder Snib, suspended sentence 1t 10
ale ged bis attach upon Tranor was very malicious.
Il provocation beng given.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
POLITICAL
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The Cuban egg is to be Matched in 1860, and in
this wise, according TO the Washington correspondent
Of The Journal # Commerce:
"Tbe States Rights men Of the South WILL il is said,
gel orally oppose The Thirty Millions Cuban BILL and
20 for Mr. Miles Tay lori project Of bill authorizing
be President 10 buy Ccba, If he can do so at the sum
of $2U COO coo, and summae the pur h.se oy the
Annexation Of Cuba and allowing it four Rrepresenta-
tiyes in Congress. The scheme msy, perhaps, be
adopted by the President in Preference ~ bis oan II
il can be carried through Congress. Whether Con-
gress will go so far with the matter Is no; certain
but il understood that they DO they will give the
Democracy fIssh impulse ard perhaps cement 1t to-
getber by new and strong bond. lae Democracy
viii rally for President at the Lext election who VII
be most likely TO act on the power thus invested 10
him and buy Cuba. No one supposes thst be Gao buy
IT, but the man who will promise to buy viii carry
with him the msjority OF numbers"
The question Of the boundary between New-York
and Connecticut is agsn urged the attention cf our
Legislature. The disputed district, coosis. Dg of a
strip of lard which north and sooth for dlstsooe
of sbou. fifty mies, ard which is at s widest part
rods wide contar about tweitysiI hundred
acres Most of this district is mountainous and OF no
gIea. value but at one point portion of vil,ge OF
two or three hundred inhabitants is included in the dis
puted territory. Residents the border know not
to what laws they subject, nor in shch State
they should vote while officers OF justice and OF rev.
enus hesitate to exercise their authority. Conse
cueny the laws obeyed and the taxes are not
collected
While the President does not openly oppose the
bill for clams by French poliations, il is well known
he has given !. many side bic W, and that his feods
threaten veto in the lsst extremity, owing 10 the
want Of morey, and the allegation ths, tie Claims have
passed into ,he bands of spectators.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
XXXVth CONGRESS-. D.. Second Session.

SENATE. .WAsHIsGToS, Feb. 5, 1859.
Mr.. TOOMBS Ca moved reconsideration OF the
vote psssipg the Missouri Two Per Cent Land bill.
The Lotion vac adopted, when the discussion OF the
bill deferred.
The bill autborziog the Attorney General to repre-
sert the Utted St.es ID equity proceedings between
Massachusetts, and Rhode lolaUd was passed.
Mr.. SEWARD pr,seIted q medOrial from the Leg
islsture OF Nes.York stedctiDg Representatives TO
oppose any crease of 'he rates Of postage also
memorial from the citizens Of New-Ycrk in favor OF
the Homestead lav.
Mr CLAY (Aia) from the Committee on Commerce,
reported substitute for the Secretary of the IfesSu-
rvs teoommeI atiops Of economy. The Substitute
proposed to ecopomise hundred Thousand dollars,
and the servces of thousand persons employed In
the cole con Of The reveuae. Tne BAL Sui Dc PrihIeu
and called I'D st the earliest opportunity.
Toe hour assigned for the consideration OF Dstuct
of Columbia business h.v'pg arrived MIR. BRIGHT
fiom the Committee op Public Buildings, moved that
the Serse ak up the II for the distribution OF water
in the City Of Washington.
Mr.. BKOWN wanted the Pennsylvania Railroad
bill taken up.
The latter prevailed, by vote of q against Ia.
The bill vas then discussed at length, but, without
coming 10 vote upon II, the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
PERSONAL.

Among the passengers who leave Boston for Eu-
rope to-day in OF the CunaId steamers, are Mr.
John Ward Our Minister to China, his family, and
Mrs Mara j. Mcintosh, the distinguished Dress.
MI. wud proceed. q, otce to China Mrs. Ward and
Miss Mcintosh sojourn for q while in London, Psris
and Rome then make the tour of the Continent Mics
McIntosh will, in the meantime, complete book
which she has nov in preparation.
The Tim0 publishes rumor that Mr.. Dallas, on
retrirg from the Ergish Mission, should he decide 20
20 dol will be succeeded by Judge Roosevelt, Of this
city, the brotter.in-sw of Lady Gore Ouseey, and
personal friend Of the editor OF The Herald
The Cover or Of Michigan has unsmi.by ve'oed
the bil granting GAO acres Of swamp land to Mrs
Roeer. vho, beside having nine small children and
one at the breast gave being, awhile spce, TO toir
children at birth. Az there was 10 prosPeot tnsi
.pytbirg would be drained by such fssss except What
Nh. Micawber called the founts Of nature, and me
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
LAKE SCPERIOR ITEMS.

We have TIE Lake Superior Journal to JsnasFy
TO- The Wio.4r so fsI had been plsss-nt AT aH~
quette Dec S, when the mercury at st. Paul sea Dc-
uot It, 90 NJ degrees below zero II Was only oeos'
apS 60 TIE 18Th so intensely ccli 8. Albsoy and Moa
ireal vas very milo and ple.sspt on Lake Snpsrior
At MaiQu.te OF ard about the 18th OF sousry, ana
t,ur 81. srs were having foe sport, bringing hoae
or sIr gs Of bro,k trout from the Chocols'e fosr
niles down tie bay, some OF thom weighing tee
poui ds esch.
Tletso new forpderss were doing fair bas'ness,
arc the csstii of car wheels soon to bs con-
merced IN. JOsraai Gays Nos and 3, OF Like So
pe,ior pig chill readily ~h,ch quality combincd sitA
s reau. leo epscy OF f.il TO give pr-cedeocs
of all ether iron for that important use. blsst tar
rsc. de.gt ed ,Dtbracitc coal 10 n contemplation,
to be yut up ID the Sprirg.
The Marquette docks are being improved, aud Tie
Jcu1 nal .stiu the next yeer business at aeay
half million dolars. The smoupt OF ore which sih
be sbipp.d js put down At 90 tnns, and the ore 10
be used there at Is, 600 or 90 900 tans.
Five uu ter ii's in operation 10 the vicinity OF
MeIqoette srd 10 is estimated that tonr million feet q
lup.ber will be turned oot the coming sessoo.
The rich Mir d, sota mine coppet velo has beea AZ
covered at two or three additional points. @
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
LATE NEWS FROM PIXIES PEAK.
P,s~ Tn. Omaha SsbyasEian, Jas. as.

We were yesterday favored with call from Mr..
Charles johnson, direct from tes gold mines, bnoglog
ostet from the INNING districts 10 the 18th alt. Most
Of the -t'ers published elsewhere /, his section
brought by him. Mr.. johnson is a gentleman well
known il ths community he hss resided several years
this city, and iD Bellevue, and Gao assure our
read. that bic statements entitled 10 the fnest
cIedeIce. CbiefJUstice Hail. Col Gilmore and sew
e,si otters ct oor nost prominent end worthy czenS
vcuch for bi. veracity.
Mr. JobIson left this city for Cherry Creek toe TN
Of S+pt mber as aud ed bis d. s'iDsnoo about
TIE Isl OF November. He prospected in the VIcinfy
Il Cherry Creek, both north and sootn OF Toe ooatn
Fork tf tee Platte aod in the modntaios, uhu aitef
fbe mdcle of December and started Oh ms return the
l9 Of last month.
Gold vas found almost everywhere on the p'airies
ore or two lies back from the river aud Creeks, As
vel a, the ium.diae bsuks and beds OF the stresIns
Until after Toe fret Of December nothing bat scale
g,ld az fou d; bot about ten days previous to as
dance A specimen Of quartz brt ught 10 by Mr. John.
top has been subrit ed - the inspection Of al
Caiforris mlItrs n this city, who pronounce il
then twice as rca ss any they ever tbs. Sts,e
The quartz wss d-covsrec ou the porth side of the
Pisae, about twelve miles from Aararia near the foot
the mountains, ou al siIesm known % Ra@too s
Fork ard sbOt gold was found IN ts INN edsts yciaty
tie quartz crops out IN tie banks Of the srea as 10
which ve elnoe, ard was discovered ~ aecden,-
uiers bavipg hequeLty passed without imsgini9g Us
vaine IL ex's'e in large Quantities, and Wu doubtless
be worked the coulif K season.
Mr. JotssO. COZ frms the former sts.euecfs pnb
Eshsd IN ihs paper u reference 10 the timber streams
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

&C., 10 Ire ani'erous regions. The fev tndisns f-
rspsboss srd Che,~snes) in thst vic'sity are ve.y
pescs sble ard cfi-r 20 disturbance or aseoyssce =
The noers Up To the tine step Dir. Johuson scstt
The wD,er bad no, been very severe; some ssow, ec
afro inc over eight % niss inches deep, saA -
very cUld. j.
II. coldsst day experienced there, ABOUT the lst d
Dscen ber the mercory stooc ri cuiy tea tegrees Do
los zero The cate and OF nr ssock taken oat ~
the Miners last Fsu vere 10 good c,odition ssd q
doirg we'll The miners had sotfssei no nc,venicooe
eb,r for wait Of prov or clothing there besaG
pletiy ot both 10 the coon ~.
M .yotr sop resched home In Ssppy County on Pd.
eay let. ha irg parted c"mp.ny With biz eto.-xsv-
~ lis opsr. :. in thi. vciry and re,arn to the ti-
r,nc. as soon AS the is' Of ApuI next. The mea she
accompanies him, t, whom ~s tsse referred above
~ili be 10 this city ready for start with 'osd q
trov:s:cp., SO. ab, ut the lst OF March. Taey TO
side in Missouri ard Kreas.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

BRUTAL AssAULr.-Yesterdsy afternoon dispute
aIoee an org npmbsr Of persons who were assembled
at the Barracks No SO Cherry street. during which
John Field and Daniel Murphy, ss alleged bru'aly
assaulted John Haley aud his wife With an old sword
and bar Of iron. Haley was baily cut about tho
cesd, al bis fe sustained Injuries Field sod
murphy were spprebebdsd and licked up. The ~
ssilarts said tbs. Hsleys wife commenced beating
them with club, and they were merely defending
Themselves.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
Themselves.

PoLIcEsAS Assaulted Durng yesterday after
noon, Charles Fitzsinmons, q bar tender In low
eroegsry in Cheny street, was amusing himself by
,no~ .ba'lrg the pssser-by, when officer Sheehsn,
coming up ordered him to desSt. Fltssinmons, as 10
allsse told the officer TO 90 to Ill., wbereupon the
latter attempted to Mrest him. A number Of rufisns
came TO the re.cue and the officer handled rather
roughly his fscs beirg bsdiy bruised. Word wss
taken TO tho Fou'th Precinct Station. House, and e.
.staroe was soon at hand, when Fitzsimmons was ~
pretended and locked up.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
The Overland Mail.

1T LOUTs, Foo. v, IbJ'.
The overland mail With S.n Fran asco dates to the
la,b ut. has arrived.
TIE CaIifwra Iews is uuiwportsnt.
Tne New York aud st Louis msil' of December y,
", Pspsus ard overland, and the New Orleans ulsd
of Deo.mter q, vi. Teb~uDtepec, reached San Fran
ci,co J.tus,y IL
vic;crs dlee are TO Januuy 10. The mining news
il UpImpcr'5Lt
Ned McGowan ard party of American rowdes had
carried away q Briti-b Josti of tie Pesos fro n
B,luess Bar, aud made bin pay fine Of 30 for con.
tempt.
arrived at SsD Francsco, ships Adelaide aud Dash.
assy, from New.York; bark Evargeline, from BIO
Jar .lro. -
TIE snival cf these clippers csosed some little
uovemeDt in groceries and provisions, bat no import
Ont chaI ge 10 prices bsd taken place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. WASHBURNE tll.) gave notice that he will
neIt Morosy move " take UP the River aud Harbor
bill.
Mr.. WINSLOW IN. CD from the Committee on
Naval Affairs reported Joint resolution OF thanks TO
Capt San uel C. Reed, for the desigo of the present
bsg of tue United States.
Private bills we're considered.
Tae joint resolution giving the assent OF congress 10
Iieut Maury aud Prot Bscbe TO receive gold medals
fIom the Sardnian Government was passed.
Adiouri.ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

Gorsc on A SPREE The Western papers say that
the Lei sislature Of IDdisns in body have invited The
Legislature Of Ohio 10 witt them at Indisnapolis DUR
ing the present tessiop and it is understood the invita-
ton will be accepted and the compliment returned.
The price Of whisky is rising in sntcipstiopg Of big
dfupks which will follow.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

ALLEGED TnrEvEs Detective Keefs on Saturday
arrested a well-krown hotel thief named Nelson, %
II corner Of Broadway and Chambers street, Nelson
beyg in the Of leaving the Girsrd Hou'e in great
hurry. The fellow had set Of furs, worth $3.50, In
lis possession, shch, il subsequently appeared. hs
had stolen. The accused lates came from Sing Sing.
Detectives Poole and Roach yesterday morning q.
rested one Bartlett Cunningham, suspicion OF steal
ing machinery. He was detained for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

TELIGRAFHIc FEAr.-Oa SSusdsy evening inc
National Telesrsph Line worked IN an uooroAen
circuit from New York to Leavensortn, hanssS' sna
subsequently to Prairie du CHEN, Wisconsin. mes
ssges we're sent and received with the sane prompt
With which they could have been scot hi'y mes'
The distance by the wires to Leaven Sof'h Is neA'J
1000 miles. Dispatches were also dropped a. a.
the principal cities on the route.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

FROM BERMUDA We have datss to the 18th OF
January Toe British ship of the line Indus had sailed
for Barbados. A handsome vessel OF 80 tuas hal
been launched q. Shelby B.y, nteodsd to ply regular
ly between Bermuda and N.w.York. The Hon Hen
r, ]. Tucker has been elected Mayor OF Hamilton
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
The Illinois Canal Check.

CHICAGO SATURDAY, feo D, 1893.
Tae Journals Spring field spondent telegraphs
thst IL ia upder,tood upon examp stiou Of the canal
checks which we're reported spurious te.t they are
really genuine, and seie never caooeed upon tner
Preeeptation TO the bank, but were by some meats
tufso'nsa and put 10 circulation. Some psrsoos wuo
have been summoned by the Committee OF IRvestigs
non have arrived, and the examination viii be pro
ceeded with immedisiel,.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
From Utah.

ST. Sous, Saturday, Feb. >, lso,
TIE RepabiicaH pnbhshes a letter from Salt Lake.
18th ult., stating ths, Judges Sinclair aud Craobsogh
will leave the Territory 10 the Spring ssts6ed that
their presetce Federal officers administering Ia
is merely farccsl The latter adds that there is
10y shy TO the Government among toe Mormons; that
While 10 cert sin exteIt they respec; the forms Of
law, they reither recognize nor respect ts spirit.
Ee,,her mnrcer ans other crime ~ been or can
h nnn,shSd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
Murder I'm Louisville.

LotIssiLLr, KY, Saturday. Feb. ,, 1873:
): Mcleod kim kil.dJ D. Besrd Of Spencer County,
On Thursday last One thousand dolsrs was i'm ned'-
ssy offered for the spprebensiou Of the murderer bat
sss subsequently witedrews as It cas- supposed he
yoen surrender to one Of his Trends In order to eoa-
Ne the latter TO got the reward.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
From Albany.

ALBANY Saturday FEB. ., 1913.
TIE Trustees Of the Stats Capitol met this moropg
10 txaoe the roof Of tie Capitol and ceiog OF the
Assembly Chamber, both Of which are thought to be
10 dangerous condition Tee Trustees agreed to EN-
plOy d competent architect to make thorough ex'
ANIMATION this afternoon or Monday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
Fire ai LeaYenXYOrth.

LEAvEswoRTH, X. T., Saturday, Feb. ., 1872
fir. bro ko out here this afternoon, Destroying the
Shotweh House, q grocery establishment, and a Ian
Der yard. Losr s. 900. The remains Of hdman
body were found in the ruiDs after tae fre Supposed
H. he those of an inmate of the Shot well House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
The Illinois Canal Check Affair.

ST. LOUIS, Salufoey' req. ., io1''
Dispatches from Springfield, ILL.,, tay that the io.s 10
The State by the recent discovered oaoai Oh. cks VIII
unt 10 $2l00OO Ne. Mstteson bss written 70 the
Sen.t. CoGmttee calling for foil iove.te ation aud
asbpg that suit be instituted sgaioSt him 10 the Cn
cut Court,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

NARsHALL, Texas. Saturday, Fec. o. IoE'
The Southern Pacihc Ralwsy Arbitration Commit
tee have not yet 6oished their exsuiosioo OF deed
trust claims but have already reduced their amouot
below 5000 900, and account says TO sllO0W.
President Powkes expected TO get possession this
week.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
The Bark Vernon.

BOsTON, Saturday, Feb. 8, 1913.
The bark Vernon, sshvIe Oh Nah,n. Beach, viii be
got # after dschsr.iog her cargo If the weather con-
tpues moderate. Ger st.rnpost aud stem are started
Ope Il OUsaud boxes Of oranges have been taken out
Of her in good order.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

"EyEs IN THEIR AsHIs LIVE THEIR wosrzD TrRxs.
Two coored persons, man and woman, applied 70
the Probate Clerk Of Cincinnati last week for nar'
sge license Each Of them ever fifty years Of age
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

SEsr TO THE WARDs.-On Saturday. Odicsr Do
bois, Ctolwel Forbes, Wynkoop, and several oths's
o. the City Hall Police were taosfered 10 different
WARDS for patrol duty. 1t is said tn many chaagos
will be NJ ade Ia the men Of this p ecinct.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
FATAL TITLE RIOT IN SANTA CLARA co.

S,S JoSE, Jan. 1-lhO a. m.
A difficulty occurred pear Crosby Rtncoo, yester-
da, wbich resulted in mar beng killed outright,
su6 snotier badly wounded. Al present, so mHny
off, rem ores circua ing IL seems impossoe 70
get at tte iacfs. IL spresrs that two brothers
psn ed Shore under what show Of title ~e have not
Iesrued, went upon the rancho of Toomas Seal, and
comu ebcec building hou-e. Mr. Seal went doSn, IN
ooupsn, With tao or three Others, and o'derei the
brothers TO l. ave stating that the l,nd belonged 10
tim. ii gh words folo~ed, and general dght took
psce in sbich of tie brooers was sbot dead and
ihe oti er badly wounded. Seal received shot W the
leg, flesh -, uni only and a scratco from the olo"
Of On sX. Great excitement foloweO, and Seal came
at once to Ssn jose aod gave himself up t. the author
tiee. The CoIop.r is now holdpg 40 inquest, and tue
tue state OF tie case III then sppesr.
S,S joss, Jan. !, 9 p. IN.
Two m ltary companies were ordered oct this p. m,
to eusrd che jail. Also. all the citizens Of the town
warned to asslst in quehpg acy disturbance which
night occur. TIE military promptly responded 10 the
cali Of the Sheriff aud at th hour ara In possession o
tie isil aDd the prsorers. Everything is now qulet
not~tl s'apoing at clock a collision bet Eeen the
people and the authorities apparently inevitable
All il now calm apo 'onbtedy settled in avor OF law
al iustce. No trouble is sppreheoded tonight. 1t
ia said Seal acted purely i'll sef-Jetense, HoSever,
the Coror ers Jury will most probably give an impar.
tisl ana ust verdict early tomorrow, when tne full
particulars will be made known.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

JAIL FULL-Thsre are six men DOW In jail ct BAla-
more convicted of capital crimes.