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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
THE DIVISION OF THE SIXTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT

" the Editor Of TIE N. Y. Tyibuae.
SIR: Tie dismay Of Observer" who pub
fishes 9 communication 10 your psper of yesterday
on this subject may be easily sllsyed tina. think
shsu do him and the pubic service by s:s,iug
few things in relation to this matter which he does not
seem TO understand
l. There are yearly $40 COO Inhabitants in the city
ard for this immense population there are bat
civil courts answering TO the courts OF Justices Of the
Peace in the country.
III. In eleven years there hiss been bat one sdd-
tona court created, although the jurisdiction of these
courts in that time has been raised from go 10 $50
for the purpose Of relieving the higher courts Of an
immonse amount OF business, which caused much
delay that ii has long been complained Of as almost
denial Of Justice.
III TbeVith DistIictis, and away,hss been the lar
gest and heaviest c IN the city, and att the II OF
May H. il will cosn very reary il not quite 200 600
Inhabitants or opefourth Of the population Of the
trtIo city And the people Of this District ask that
il may be divided that they may have Court where
their business may be transacted without that deA Az
ur syoidsble from the immense number OF cases which
mast necessarily come into that Court Three or four
years seo isnd the population Of this District has
atrirg sl thu. time rapidly incrsssedl many com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
LAWYERS COSTS, PRINTERS FEES, 81.

~ as EGitv Of IN. N T. Tr,b.ss.
Sir; Lawyers costs have been worked up, 10y oc-
easional amendments TO about double what they were
when tie Code was adopted and it is not strange
perhaps, that newspaper publishers, who have KEEP:
,t about H. should ttrk it about time that their fees
chou be raised also. Aud bill 10 now before the
Legislature to rse lie fees for publishing Legal No
tioesAbout fifty per cent.
There is a pretty sropg feeling already in the
try that there lie necessity for Cost Reform; and if
tie Legislature ,bsll pas thi, law, it will invite a.teu
ton to the whole sUbjsct of costs aud fees, sni a
thorough reduction of the whole msy result. Tns
Coda provided literally enough for the fee.receiviOg
es.s and it may ont that that class might better
have been eontent with II. Il.
Amen! ID. Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

The PRrsIpEST called special meeting to convene
ST O'Clock Yesterday afternoon for the purp Sc OF
conCuriug with the Board Of Alder men in sending
nopsranCes 10 Albany against certain bills before the
Legislature affecting The rights of the city.
At ten minutes psst O'Clock, Mr.. DECKER asked
if il would lot be as well to postpone the bnsiuess til
Nor dsy.
The President replied that It wss necessary TO
cor cur a. once with the Board Of Aldermen. II might
b. too late il deferred til Monday.
At g. o'clock twelve members were present, but as
there 10 probability that another WI Md make his
appearance, the President declared the B1erd ad
iOuIued,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

MouSr VERSoN.--It sppesrs by an official state
ment q at $l5S S have been received Of the sum Of
500 eco required 10 the title 10 Mont Vernon
$50 eco Of which has been paid in little more than
three months $i COO with interest thereon is yet 10
be provided for being the fourth instsment due Feb
IusIy I'D, 1862.
GRAssHoPPERs-Mr. Wm. NJ. Taylor of William
son County, informs The Aunia IntsUigeHccr this.
the young grasshoppers appearing in considerable
numbers on the San Gabriel, and also in some Of the
counties above Williamson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

vech saoct naturally se,ove r-sD-s en- the part OF me
coz srDirs cscy % susa noasiostson . -
The Rosa SAINT that fer - ne CnaIer e
% a1:y In rsoa :, '-e o OF Iiiy "a
an, 80 ,rce II tas 81, f,y Of D"e.H>-r
a.: bv. "a m MS. cUy IL sos NJ De- ,u-
M. 70 /. Of he 49,. q coff'nAe osn1n 81 me
NJ rp, G1vsrnnstt, b.. the ara rest .s1Ied thA
~ ~. ow.- which hAs veed N he oce 81 Mayor s1A
}. sIer,i..d by proH PITY sad win htI- VIZ 20 .oe
,ruotcr If tie pubic iurF.s Oar c5nleuS oos % we
s.Tor po,rc t4rneu n ~ r~ssrTAt1n q thr pooe
h.stl Ins inmeue interest, 81 f.a' co-tclA ~ ne
srh,.r, Of 60, Of DO b: TIE slI n-T
s,s-,rt suy res,istce ron bressIus ont s-nons Us
In n. nour.sp o. M PaTdy have pie--oisd tls nsne
Of ctx.u '.u.s- Jo1 ell nan 81 nSsIy aha Aouiy
>, toe dl.i-. q ne OF watch hsv. nouu seo
hin or ,ru the r-.01rse.J q decis -hetHef
he shall - c~ufru.ei OF J.c--1
aecordrgy return your bcrorsse body ne eolnuh
ton IN which the nomination Wa psse: ,,,, A.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

EnU,QUH DIXON

EDWARD II. DIXON, VI. D., Editor of The Scalpel,
tu:ho. Of Woman aCd Her Dc.'.s and "A PIstc. Tees
tse on Disease. Sexual sts devote. tis entire al
,stiou % OFrEArE SURGERY snd CONSULTATIONS tse
more obscure d.a,es Of Pelvic Is.rA Rlptrre Piles
Fntu Prosp.ct cured Wilton: the knife hE,ture snd
BY pfoc'o resy ps'ness .tc r.q1nrG no consremsrt
Lv-ry cgTGtl- oihsrEs- the
adiesioI' are assy. apparent OF Peii5n.
acr Dr. D. rsftr . D. c. McCsCn lve ac.lSry
Erie Railroad Henry Fort Broosyu; John P Hays Of
CITY; JoEl LuD esq, neston n. J Mari Barnett New
Orleans; Nj Liyng,5n lLivu zson, kiukeL9 Co.'s r. g.
BrssfCrc. ate Cashier B3wery Bsk ard 30
tleusn In vsc plTts the Uio1. Oce hour, rom
@ s aid ! % eysaln.s =. -. {. 5.haE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
Ja.isp wss n1sse.
DANIEL y. TIEMAES, Mayor.

DAY IIyE OF STEAMERS TO ALBANY The s'earners
Armsnis and Metamors which Piled last sanner be-
tween this city ard Aosuy g. cay lae resume their
trips this morning, the Metsmoras lssvIus Jiys,reet
pier OF Taefdsy, rnursisy and Saturday,, sr1 Arne'
MA ttsrtrg from Hsrson street on Mondays Wednes-
days end Fridsys; r,turrirg OF the alternate tsys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
CITY ITEMS.

r,rp, Krrvv's PryTrlr.-Ttis ever.1y TIE fair
n spsger vii have benefit, when tie on1oe' 'v'
Scandal will be performed, ~ith an e1o'Asn' S.'''
We presume the hOuse would be fall Il Ws' 'nfee
times ;, large, as Miss K,ers Las peTionay lori Oh
fr,rds sho Will not mics suea 81 oPfor'uei! . slo"
their reg ard for her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

FAIR FLOW

FAIR FLOWERS ARE FADING and our daughters
dying TIE ndoi Cold lesds them 70 ConEumpon' ana
ousupton % the crave My neglect ths psemonitons OF
nature When the symptom come take hrs NJ n; GARD
MRS Indian Medicine IL il Ia s effects, and mag be
fund a. The stores Of oil druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
REAL Es1.1r.-rhe follosipg ,sles of real estate
TIE 7OLOWrg real estste ses were MADE yerterdsy
by A. J. Beecker, Son & Co. a: the Merchants

A Boy Rry OVER AsD CRUSHED TO DEATH
About IT, o'clock Yesterday afternoon, large tru u
which tx horses we're attached, pss-ed DOM Broad
vay block Of marble weighog eight t1rs being sus-
perIe1 between the wheels. When Liberty street
jeremiah Lock wood lad 10 years of eye, most Nse'
" 10 sbov his daring passed uuier he truck and i'm
nediatey in front OF the marble. He Was struck by
the block, Knocked down. ard falling Immediately ia
front Of the hind wheel il passed over hs head crush
ing and mutating him in the most shocking manner
Death ensued almost instantly. His rensina were
taken up aud Conveyed TO the Second Ward Police
Station. where Corouer Jackman held al rquest. a
verdi,t # accders desth was rendered by the Jury
TIE 10y, who lived in Rutgers street, near Henry
was in the employ Of W. u Arthur Co st''ioners
No 30 Nassau street Information If the occurrence
was given to the friends of deceased and they re-
moved the body. The trnck, which belongs TO Mr.
Msiin of Concord street, Brooklyn, was being driven
very slow at the time the boy was killed ard no oa ne
whatever could be attributed % the driver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

Mr.. snskoseh's opers Company VIII spPs'r heTs
econ. TEE leading artists are Madame C0l'oD, Org
poli, Amodio, &c. At presert they are q. toe rev
opera house in Cincinnati, vbich ' ref'e'entes as
noble edece, and en- hOrOr to the grea: city Of ths
West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

Boys about choosing Trade, Business, or Pro-
estiop should obtain q PHREsoLoGiCAL EXAMINATION ~
Pow WEISS No 8ros5wsy. learn FOR what they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
[ AdNrrria- meEt.1

Gas, Gas. GAS FIXTURES.-We expect 70 sur
-, ell 0l IT. efforts manufacturing al bss1ia
I..-t No s76 srosdgsT WARNEE, PECK Co,
SQccs.sors % Aroke., Wstler o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
fAdyrrtiseuent.l
RrRNETI's COCAINE.

The original and otly genuine Preparation Of tbs name miu-
u .ared b. Mes, JosEPH BURNETT Co Boston. For sale
by T. T. GRIM No Ct2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP-This inim-
isble article nap be obsinei Of the sole a1uiscgrer s.
sAUsuEEs, Nc As:or House, s-d Of yaoGs agent.
tho. holt Lhs eitI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
Advertise men.
EYE AND EAR.


RYMovALDr LICHTHiLL hs removed 20 No. 81 Boud-s..
who're BE- VII coltlue 70 p.y special attention the
OF Glsessss OF Tie Eye AID Ear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
iAdvertiserleItl

AR OALLgRy 10. 7g7 Broadway FIRST block bso~ the New.
YcIk Noel Paragraphs, pssusHeo:yPss sirAsHsiD Oh
and lvofyypes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
Advertisement
TEAs-THE CANTON TIA COMPANY have OF

hand variety Of TrAs for Groe and re- Dealers aad
private families souchons OoOons and Young Hy,on from go
10 t 6unpowder ana In p-ra from Sc ETC. All other
qualities equally low. Also, boxes good FAMILY Pa bi
81 Cal and examns .: No. Is Chs.saus, bssvssa Pssr
And koossvsltsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

OUR IRISH COU>N.-NOt Cousin. German, but
real ori.iu,l Ih Cousin, with ONeil bro'h OF .
bow Ii. hero Mkc, who It sdmirsby 0lou)u,y
repeated By tbe talented company BAgSvas MUSEUM
tbs Afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

QUICK PAssler.-The Hamburg packet shis Louis
N,poeon of somsn's Line, GATED from this port on
the 9th ult end arrived at Hamburg, making the
nsse,pe in IS dsJs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
TAdverti,ernentll

EAEDEN'S CONDENSFD FAMILY MEDICINES.
10 cscs, for timely PREVENTING and CURING comp ANTS
% remedies 9th directors 81 remedies = -.
STAT EXFKEss gREE cS RECEIPT % PEIcE
O Get syi,!,sd. Adef-is
II. RARDTs NJ. D,
No D BeskmAg. u New .Yof..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST STEAMBOAT CAPIAlN'
cart Abraham johnson the seamboA, Hunchbsck
Gireeo yeItscsy charged with murder Ia having wy
end down reverse barge on Thursday even
"ug while passing ne mOu'h Of the staten lssnf
Ferry sip whereby Timothy Donohue drowned TAe
,rous before justice Osborn and remsndpd - the
custody Of an officer until the tody be found when he w
be hauo.d the Cororef 70 abide the decision OF h
Jaiy TIE probability the charge viii prove uuiOnuded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

P1cYPooKET.-O Officer Dusenbeuy, Of the Conmis-
,on4r Office rre,.ed Henry Miner in Grs ID street. yeste
dsy for theft The sccUs,d was IInoug sway, 1o"ed %
snacheo pocketbook from he girl IL Chatham street whe
she looking pictures dsgIrrreotpr sho"
valet ,anius was found upon the prisoner He 10
not known TO police claim. BE- an honest man. s',er
s that poke book bis property and that be pas running
only because other. dons b. detained at the
Police He sdquarteIs for the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

ENGLISH CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.,
Imported for sprcg Trade,
At TremeLdou.ly Reduced Pfices-
Cloulty'. Mr6sllious, with rder,
ROYAL Wilton Nelyrts, Brusef &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 80 Bo1sfy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

THE CITY IS,FrCroKsHP.-The following is a copy
Of the Mayors Message repomiDatiug Mr.. PGrdy for
CITY Inspector. Some Of the members were aware OF
lie being OIL the table Thurslsy right, ard sprung
al adjourn mert, TO svcid meeting the question:
mayors OFFICE, Ntw.YoEE, h.rch 81, 1852
To the Hcso,aoe tae Board II .itGermea.
GrSrLENrx have receive from The Honorable the BoMd
Of Aldermen commune ion msde BY .tng Ejsi
PaIdy CITY Inspector, in pace Of Geor!e W. Morton,
oce expired tie 5l day Of December l85s
las returned By year Honorable Body with The ~
Board OF ALpEsnES, March -. 1852
so much Of the within reorganization q. iea.eS 70 the
City rpecior, and relates G2
Pouueat Of Elijah Putdyto said o.e Of City Inspector
ia directed to be returned to b, Honor he Mayor.
D a I; y 4 ! 4r6Ssl. e Bs5s,rv
She fact thst have rouns;ed ri Purdy City Inspector
n p,ee Ct Geo[se w Merton wtoe term Of ONCE expired
the S's Gay OF Deeeuhsr 1889 ard that sub onn.rea hai
rti,hsI ben I.).s;eS IoI c -
The inooisneIt htve se'isd 20 COMMUNICATION in hitch
lhave neaI .ed MI Purdy is in Judgment without
Of the city the duty dominating public - er, " lie
city ars to tie BoAe Of AID belongs the d.y Of op-
ion The Sh esy o January as. uousted B1,r1 Of
AerHen Dr. ConsI Foster 70 tLs ce Of City ln'Fsoor
OILY after had the consent Of Dr. Foster 70 present
70 tie Beard Ny authority hi. Ai been revoked
le Presented to the sosrd 0fAerHeu This Of DE-
lo.sL csTen hs, be- to ySai q, boy
Tie refusal OF Or permit Dis 70 b ued fo-d
the Ur csi0D of seton IL nomir strg M furty since
tie Withdrawal Of Dr. Foster 10 action had by the
Board. u Appesed Therefore 20 that tar cuty Which
owed T. my required take proper usasale %
have porttut oce filed wtlout 6elsy oteT the Char
ter the Board AdermH hss Ire ht 70 ccrn ec; tie
pouustou Of The MAyor Months had sso without action
on The drtt made ty q D. Foster .rd l. tae
presen. return d 10 without any se N Ct the
bosre na;ion passed from my hands TITO he
Board Of AotTmer TIE Charter ssa0es TIA; u Wal be coz
filmed Isec:S that the public interests shall not De-
,sd 20 suffer by dey The Eusteeuin Section tie Cbag.
ter expressly states when the BoAd Of dermen shall
i.c nom alton by the Mayor that OH er shall mueci
stsy another person This provision would
pIoup, sol tie part Of The nominating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

As AFFECTIoSATE HUsBASD Patrick Roman, an
Irislmsn, 30 years Of sge, was committed by Justice
Osborn for trial, having dangerously wounded his
wife in the hesd attn Ak, al their residence in Cliff
street, On Thursday eveIing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

RorBFRY.-A vomsn of the town named Kate
S..ws,t wa. COMMITTED for examination on Friday
ro1ug. by Justice Sts'r on the chsrge o. stssirg
diano1d pin worth s7j from George Anderson Of No.
3iBrcadway, while at house Of sssisnatiou in Elm
,tts Of on the IRE yious night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
lA'vsrtisemeut.
CAUTION TO THE DEAF.

Dr. HARTLEY beg. he has connection what
sSv~tsns rure de,'ness Neither mas
eiven for the publication Of Ger ih,ae, plpo
fom hn and cannot therefore Re responsible
srTg resulting from fashness aud des
persn. Tue less Of DOT be maers . some
the deprivation Of Cf the most important Of the
be regarded and treated with than Ordinary
sClctude
D,a.ss noise in head, and al dsgreeabe {ischsg
from spec Oily and usnsnty removed without causing
Inconvenience cure ia all guaranteed
where msltOrms,ion Goes not exist.
Thteen close and almost undivided ssnon 20 this
branch special practice has enabled him reduce hs
ueut sach degree Il ud the confirmed
and obstinate yield b. steady attention to the
tClbet.
The flov Ing Testimonials s1hn ei with confidence
They will show esIt in vi 1t eItn Aon his profession a
fcsc held by OF the mo distinguished medical
Of The country:
have had tie pleasure 70 meet Dr. HRTLEY in practice,
been led form favorable ornon Of bis character
botn in the profession aud - seutlemaS
" ". II. PAEkEE, NJ. D. Professor Of Surgery"
From my WiA Dr.. HARLEY, asye found his
depo tuIeLt 10 be- correct and sentemsnly.
o. NALrSTINE Morn, ~. D.
DR. will receive calls each mooins e, his residence
No - Clinton place.
GOO CHANCES TO MAKE MONEY: OR, Or.
PoR1UNIrITs FOR INutsTEY IN ALL Parts WORLD.
pages book fot 10 bgue, or IN want q
business For sale a, ky,Ns's GIT Book sTORE No ST.
Broadway, where GtI worth from - ceLa 20 100 s,0nplny
al hock,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02

EYES AsD EARs-Dr. Lgtthill, who a'vertises il
our columns has very many fatterirg notices of hi
tuccess to exhibit to those who desire his services
curing affections Of the eyes and ears.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-10
Mexican Treaty.

AS the chief, if act the only difficulty, it
is said, in the way of the contamination of
the pending treaty between the United
States and Mexico is in relation to the pro
posed transit route, iniiu ential parties have
submitted to both Governments a basis of
comp romise, viz w hich ever Government
may have forces nearest any scenes OF OBJ
struction or disturbance shall prompsly in
terfere for the purpose Of removing it, with
che privilege OF entering the territory Of its
neighbor; and both, in case of emergency
shall act anitedly. The assistance recently
afforded by the Mexican troops froa Mata
moras to the people of Brownsville is stated
as an example. Such proposition, how
ever, to be Incorporated in the treaty, must
come from the Liberal Government. This,
it is understood, is iavorably regarded by
oar own.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-10
The Clay SarcOphagus.

The Saroophagus, tor the remains of Henry
Clay, says the Philadelphia Ledger designed
TO be placed in a monument, in the progress
of erection at Lexington, KY, is now reeeiy
ing the finishing touches at the shop Of Mr..
Struthers, and will be removed to its desti-
nation in a short time. 1t is made Of white
Pennsylvania marble, from design by MI.
Frederick Graetf, and is in the form of a
coffin, with pail partially covering 1T. A
wreath, cut in the top, will contain only the
name OF the deceased. The remains Of ar.
Clay were buried at Ashland, the coffin be-
ing enclosed in q leaden Sc, it will not be
necessary to disturb the corpe. The base of
the monument, in which it is to be placed, is
so constructed as to admit OF the Salco-
phagus being seen.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-10
SpeciAi NOt,r~.

CAUTION In our chsngeable climate, cough.
c Gn' and luag diseases, VIII always prevail
consumption, will claim its victims These.ois
eases II t.ken ~ time, can be arrested An
c Uuie - The remedy Is Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Ut
Wild Cherry. Vt
W The History of DR.. j.. Hostetter,
osomach Bites, the most remarkable med,c,na
, =. .ne ga, and the many cures that have bee,
pelIo med with 1t III cases OF Liver Complain,
DyspePsi' Nervous Debility, and other dis
1;.ses arising flom a disordered stomach or
i Mxei' places II Al once among the most ast,n
lsntns alseovefies that has taken place m I'll
medical world. The diseases to which aitte,
are applicable are so universal that there az,
but lew OF oar frienus who may not test ths,,
virtues IN their own families or circle Of A..
qnaintances and prove to their own satisfactin,,
snal lhefe Is at least one remedy among the
many advertised medicines. deserving the NH
lie coMmendation. pun
For sale by BURRUss y BRO, wholesale
aagents, and importers OF BraIdies, Wines and
line Havana segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drn.
slstS and dealers generally, everywhere
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-10
Local Items.

BoUoUEr.-The duties of a writer for
daily journal are ardiSus; most generally
thankless, and to use polished phrase, he
generally reccivess'more d-ms than Dimes"
but for all that we are sometimes reminded
That there are some who think of as and ap-
preciste our efforts, as instance this splendid
bouquet before us, which our kind little
friend, Matte, sent us yesterday. We can
scarcely realize the fact that this is the fall
season--that Jack Frost has come, that the
air bites nippingly, and that we begin to
lay in our fuel for the winter, and what pc
culiar style would fit our proportions, of the
many cosey winter garments we see inviting
ly displayed in the clothing stores.
This circet of evergreens, crowned with
swelling mound OF dshlias, roses, and 9TH
er flowers, glowing in the brightest and
most beautiful tints, which set at defiance
the painters utmost cunning, must surely
have been gathered and dainty arranged
when the gorgeous summer sun was sinking,
and SO, by some magic OF natures deft hand
work, impaired to these brilliant flowers
the commingled delicacy and briiancy of
the horizon cloud gathered around the re-
firing god of day. Like those clouds, its
resplendence will fade away, but we shall,
tor the donors sake long keep the bouquet
Thanks Matte, thanks.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-10

The OPERA HoUsE.-The weather does
not seem to have affected the receipts of this
house, Ii we are to judge from the size of
the audience. Last night the house was full
rom top to bottom; the play went well and
everybody appeared to leave delighted.
ingomar is on the bill this evening, with
Miss Jennie Parker as Pa,thenia, and Mr..
Gossin as ingomar. These are the leading
characters, and as the piece Aas been well
cast throughout, We feel satisfied of its sue
cess. A laughsble farce concludes the per
Torrance. w..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-10

A COOP STocK.-We take pleasure in cal
ling the attention of our citizens and visitors
to our city. to the fine stock OF groceries
cial Row, near the Ferry wharf We have
examined their stock, and take pleasure in
stating that tn ey have row on hand and for
sale cheap for cash large supply Of Hams,
choice Teas, Bolo gna Sausages, Family
Flour, and all grades, Fine Chewing Tobac-
co, &C., in fact everything that can be found
ia well conducted grocery.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-10

Marder OF French Mayor.--In France,
as IN Parma, public man has been murder
ed IN the streets in open day, from motives
OF private vengeance; in France, as in Par
ma the armed force arrived too late to be of
use; IN France, as in Parma, the populace
looked ON and did not prevent the crime and
at the date of the last accounts the criminals
were not all in custody. Here is the story
as told by the Sentinelle da Juya: ssThe com
mune OF st. Germainles-Arlay,h has lust been
the theatre OF scene of unxampled yio-
lence. On the 9th inst, a band of nawkers.
consisting of three men and three women. re-.
fused to show their passports to the autbori.
ties, although repeatedly summoned with ali
due legal formalities to do So. Armed with
lron-pointed sticks, they fatally wounked M.
Poignant, the Mayor, M. Ethevenard, "a no.
tei-keeper, and man servant named Cou-
voiser- They resisted the garde champetre,
laid about them furiously ,and knocedd down
and left in state Of unconsciousness the per-
sons above named, and that in the presence
Oh an Iae inhabitants OF the village, who did
not interfere. They made off, threatening
to burn the place down."
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-10
San .Juan OuesIinn.

There is no doubt that both the Govern
ments OF Great Britain and the United States
are decidedly earnest in the presentation of
their respective positions or convictions of
right ia relation to the San Juan question,
though not more so than they were in the
Oregon controversy; but the latest foreign
official advices do not justify any apprehen-
sion of seri0usa difficulties between the two
countries.