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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
THE PIXIES PEAK SJYINDLE.
CcrTe.pcndenee Of The ST.. Louis Republican.

Corre.pondence Of The 81. Louis Republican
LEAvEswoRTH, June 3, 1883.
Tie third express coaches arrived here last night
from Denver City, in thirteen days. The Express
broueht no gold The news from the mines is very
ppfsvorable. both as regards the gold deposits and
agricultural resources ofthe country. But little or no
cold being discovered the opinion prevailed gener
slly that the mines had proved afailure. Half the
cabins in Denver City and Auraria were vacant.
There was but little business transactng in either
nlsce. provisions being nearly exhausted. Numbers
Of miners are striking for the mountains in search OF
game. The express met about thousand teams on
the read to the mines. number of foot passenger
who started without sufficient provisions had died OF
starvation on the Smoky Hill route.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
Court of Appeals...NichOias Hill.

ALEANf, IUttUHF june IoJ'.
The Court Of Appeals commenced ts session 10 day;
all the Judges being present. Immediately On tue
opening of the Court, John II. Reynolds, esq, rose
and addressed the Cour. n toncG.ng and eloquent
speech, conveying the formal intelligence Of the death
Of Nicholas Hi.
During Mr. Reynolds remarks, which were unS
suagy effective and affecting, the Judge and maAy
members OF the Bar moved - tears. Judge ri
wards, in few appropriate remarks, presented the
proceedings Of the Eew-York Bar or the same sub
tect Juoge johnson made sosae brief remarks warn-
" euogizng the character u the deceased, and ex-
pressing in strong language the high respect Of the
Court for the personal character the legal
ing order was then made by the Court
Il CorRr OF APPEALs, june z, ls39.-The death OF
the late Nicholas Hill having been formally announced
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
THE WAR,

The detailed reports of the battle Of Montebello,
received By the arrival here of the City Of Wash.
instoD, agree in ali respects with the telegraphc
summary from Cape Race. The conflict has ali
the features We then attributed to it. 1t was no
doubt more remarkable for brilliant acts of indi-
vdual bravery and desperate hand-to-hand lighting,
than any greater battle that is likely t) take place.
According TO the Vienpa correspondent Of The
London Times, the Austrian force engaged was
three brigades, or about 10000 men; while the
Nord the Russian organ at Brussels, sets down the
ruuber Of French engaged a. 1000, exclusive of
regiment of Piedmontese cavalry. The Austrisns
frat attacked c ,steggo, which was barricaded; car
red il, and then advanced against Montebelo, where
the real fighting took place, and whence they were
repul,ed. II was q very sharp affair, and appear.
to have been pretty equally sustained on both sides,
though as to that We cannot positively judge TIL We
receive the Austrian official reports, and especially
the correspondence Of The London Times and
augsburg Gazette, from the Austrian camp, which
Are as yet entirely wanting.
But We must soon have news Of more important
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

MIrROPoLIrAS THEATER.-The Summer season
at this house commences this evening with The
Rivals cast with most extraordinary strength.
Blake, Brougham, Walcot, Holland, Conway Hill,
Reynolds, Mrs. Conway, Ada Clifton, Mrs. W. IL.
Smith and Viola Croker are in the bill. roe stage
has been brought forward and other Improvements
have been made or are in progress in the house. Mr.
Molenbauer leads the music, +. b. Conway is lessee,
S. b. Duffied, acting manager, and DR.. c. T. Whit
ing retains his old place as Treasurer. The Company
is very strong one, and the old comedies viii be
done in a manner seldom seen in this or any other
courty.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
GREAT FIRE IN Iowa.
UNIEp STATES LAND OFrIck, DuEUevE. Iowa.

Nessr. s. c. HERRING Co, New YOrk-Ge1tlemen The
"CHAnPoS Safe which purchased Of last season through
N A. Mcclure esq your agent in this city has just passed
through severe Safe will probably ever be sub
ected to in any oouhagsion II in toe the center o. my
Office the Of the Odd Fellows HsP Building
p tb, place which totally consumed night before last aud
was xposed long time the most intense heat dropping
finally tie cellar where il buried BY the sng walls
without being broken crushed Yesterday il exhumed,
still very felt anxiety 70 know ts eondon con-
s1ing it did the amount OF several hundred do
lars mostly worth several THOUSAND
dollars Of band and other valuable papers ana os
bis morning Il was opened and my satisfaction all the
pspers &C. found unnureo aud perfect in respect
bay congratulate you the manufacturer ano myself
the psessor which may truly and emphstcsy be called
Safe Very respectfully your obedient servant
ALEX. d. ANDERSON, Register.
BypRrSc's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PRooF SAFES. No. 2
Broadway Of Murrsys opposite the City Hall, New
XnrL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECErvlD By
MAGNETIC TEl. .EGRAPH
RpCErpD BIZ
From Washington
tspstcA 10 The N. Y. Tribune

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June Z, 1859.
The augmentation Of our naval force in the Gdh
looks to another contingency in Mexico, whica
may soon be developed, desire to be ready for
which is at the bottom Of the movement, as well
as q wish TO protect American citizens aud
property.
No Calfornia mail was brought on the last trip
On the Tehusntepec route, and future failures AIe
apprehended.
The President returned in time for the Cabinet
meeting to-day, and expresses unqualified sat's'ac-
ton with his whole trip. He is now convinced
that only the polite ans are against him.
The secret service fund viii be relieved o. the
burden of the Cheyalier Crumbs pay, IN conse-
queuce of exposures which have been made.
The Administration has not catered into any ar
raDgement regarding the question of the right oi
search, further than to agree with England thar
merchantmen shall hoist their flags in the presence
of q man -ofwar and refusal so to do will be re-
garded as q suspicious circumstance, authorizing
boat to be sent alongside for purposes OF inquiry.
This principle was decided afirmstively by the
Supreme Court. If officers board merchantmen
they do SO at their own peril. This agreement has
been submitted to France, but no answer has yet
been received.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
The mails for Europe, by the steamship Asia,
will close this morning, at 10 o'clock.

The mysterious case of the death OF Fanny
Deane was disposed of yesterday by the Coroner's
Jury in speedy, if not summary, manner.
Only four witnesses were examined when the in
vestgation was closed, and the Jury returned a
verdict that they had reason to believe that the
cause Of death was anything but accidental We
hear that the friends Of the lady are disposed to
have a further inquiry. 1t will be needed, to
satisfy the public that there was no foul play in the
affair
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

20 this Court. ~ Jobr X H.inolts tbs Jo.ees desn
proper 10 sEDrcss tt..r sc.p gan-.i With Tie
family of Tbs .ssne,.nf ?, A -. 80 s,4s Al tke
bar, and the pubic in <hsa e. gsre A. oored. fse
the great loss ell have sus,ained al this susea AL
upeXpccled bereavement. They also expires, taer
III innate Of his great lega! sttanmcnts sai ks
. ,eo.lary department ~ al the social relations,
They direct these expressions 10 be entered ups
.hs records Of the Court and tha, copy, s'goei hy
i. he Judges be sent TO the family Of tae decssse.
The hay was very faBy attended during these pce.
e.eAings Gov. Mofgsn o@een
80 re present.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

battles The next forward step Of the Allies brings
them to the line of the Ticino and before Pawn and
Piscenzs, where there will be occasion for great
generslsbp as well as smart fighting.
The moyeme ats Of G,ribaldi toward Lake Mag
giore do not seem as yet to be Of much moment;
ntr is his position apparently very secure one.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
hLLCOth y
Porous PLAsTERs,

PLEuRIsY, good in:
Because they keep up psrspon tho part affected and
create local action which cures infanmaions -
CONSUMPTION from coles especially IN those OF ho
ia by the use of this Plaster breabone frequently
prevented Mysteries cured BY wearing one over the
bowels
DR. HENDERSON who cured by these Piers of HYPER
TBRoPHY Of the HEART says: wonderfully pleased with
the counerrstng effect Of pasers; for II Is produces
In ,uch mild gradual uyisoa.ug the capillary cirou-
s,iop around part Inch they srpd and also with
the great nervous influence thry In al
They CVSs , e.,
Pain In Sua hscts al rheuriSis. pains In the side
,psl dsrssr v4, ii, bowels hyPchruphy OF the heart,
pain u The r affections of the NdD-ys and
rrhrs s.h ALL they eonsumPuon and gen
orally relieve pain
Should be IN every faaily.
r ALLcocK Co.
onxC York and hv all
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
ExNCulit

H,xuros, G. w, Iuveisy, June = isse,
John Mitchell was hung At O'Clock this nornas a.
the murder Of his wife. Notwithstanding the esrs,
hour of the execution. vast number of spectator -
seu bed Mitchell confessed the mari-r but rcfss,s
to disclose his previous history
BRASrFoRD. G. W Tuesday. June 7, iSsa.
The two negroes, Moore and Over tie murieren Il
the mail carrier, hung n O'Clock this morninr
They made full confession Of their guilt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BosroS, Tuesday, June y iso9.
The following are the footings of our Bank stsls-
ment for the past week
Cspital Stock no Due other Banks. t1oe,rs
Loans and Dsts.. 57s,Too Deposi,s.......,. s.lltW
Specie.......... 60jS, 400 Circulation Ivs.W
Due I'm other Bauks 1,SJ.oool
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
Pennsylvania Militia.

HoNksDALE, tuesday june 7, no
Russel +. Lord, jr., has been reelected Br,,aice.
General. and Miles l.. Tracey Colonel. Of the Sccoad
Brigade, 10Th Division, PenDsy yly ANA militia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
To Rusiuess Men.

Ms-cbsnts Manufacturers, Inventors and all who
w., Inventions. Lands or anything es- 70 ell 3D.
,e u they expect to 6nd purchaser aud We believe there
no osber Advertising medium good q. rHr "tEkLr rsIsrss
po. pr line esch insertion Advertisements intended for
insertion this week must BE- handed In today
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

SrpprS DEsrH.-A woman named Mrs. Briton
was taken IL last night in Broadway, near Morris
street, and conveyed into hotel near BY, where she
died soon after.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
To the Associated Press.
W.sErsGros. Tuesday. June I, 1859.

WAsHIsGros Tuesday, June Z, 1859.
The representatives of several Southern railroad
companies have again been in consultation with tine
proper officer of the Post-0flice Department and left
here to-day for Philadelphs, where they design to-
morrow to meet the representatives, OF railroad com
papes whose lines extend from Washington to New
York Their business is to arrange the terms aud
schedules for carryog the mails between NewOresns
and NewYork with certsioty aud with an increase OF
speed. At present the failures are 50 frequent as to
demand new arrangement, such as Is now proposed.
The mere declaration of intention to become cit-
zen of the Unte States does not enti'e the person
making it to passport and of this fact number OF
Il appesrs by the records of the Land Office. that
Arkansas has received l5 600 acres of puohc lands
TO aid in the construction of the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad in that State beside another heavy Install
meut of swamp lands.
The President and Secretary Thompson have re-
turned from their visit to North Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
Ntw1)nrk Daiu Gribm,1e
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8, 1859.
m roepespOyDEgrs.

IA ,r4o. ,su h. sS.n q Apouymods Communicated What
w - a.ns.d Or n.ion be suth-ntios< BY he
.nd sddr-ss Of he snereot necsssay fs pabhcS
taon bot y ui.rHlfy for bis eDoA Aifa
49,. ..sr, n, Tp, fafsrxs OGoe shooA In al b
.xS,ss.~A 10 HcRAcF GatSLry Co
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
CIRCULAR.


,S.-.,,,.s q. ia or h ser, OF M,ss svssrs cLorx.
ss for eir own ue and varied assortment s' up
with more than usual care style Of cut make and selection Of
sooda As esv!aie from the Hafso pnoe IN
. rst car. in the Price that viii BE- a. low OF lower
than can be found elsewhere Of the sane qnaJ II every
respect
% crs,ox DEPARTMENT rch universal ss.i-fse'
% snps The ue.en, season The Cutters r. class and
M assortment Of piece goods desirable be found
The s,..t reputation Of A. Nj. Co. In BOYS CLOTHING
er,edes tie nece,sy Of saying than thu, the assortment
lsrrer and more desirable than
ALFRED MossoE Co.
No. al Broadway
Between Canal ard Grand "a.
ENGLISH CARPETS.
NEW sroRr-NEw Gooos-Low Prices
IxeRAIxED THfEnPLY. &C. 20 81.
THssr Phys and IseS.is', z'c. :" 81
Ou-CLoTHs, z6
CAsToy MATING At low prices.
Cro..ey's ysrd.wide ESeLsH rApssTkiEs rev PsnernA
near Cooper Institute
ENORMOUS SACRIFICE ,
Roy. Velvet: - l2.o ~ 81 I, 50 ]; gs5 ~, y'a; Ta,a
In psrisl Three ply s0c. 70 81 ~ per YARD.
FLOR Oilcl6tb Sic. to 75e. per yard
HIRAn ANDERSON No. ss Bowery.
HOSIERY,
UyDERGARMEsTs, and
New FURNISHING GooDs.
The CHEAPEST and BEST GooDs,
and the largest assortment,
RASgIk's,
No. e6 Bowery, and
No. CT Broadway.
SUMNER MERINO UNDERGARMENTs,
AT prices lower than ever.
At RASKIS's,
No 657 Broadway.
and No 90 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
No ea4 C.nsl.s;.. New. York and by all Dusl
Price . cents zach.
Inquire for Plas;ers without backs
UsE MgDTCINR WHICH CANNOT tNJURE When

USE MEDICINE WHICH CANNOT lNJURE WI hen
pain alton Is present. and BRASDRETHs PILLS are
seize the humors which the occasion
of the pain and Inflammation them from the body
The quality szDg hold and causing the expulsion Of
dprsved hur7or possessed by other medicine For BRAN
DRyTHs PILLS operate solely upon tn impurities which sur
round and tissues and affected by disease BY
NATURAL SEIZE THESE HUMoRS because their
life Is below surrounding and expel them from
the body Young people cannot but middeeed and old people
can appreciate that medicine which, being used in
discase which
bumor whose produces every
psip removal disease Whatever or
sau there these wonderful Pl penetrate, and remove
pues thus preventing settling OF the huois because
thew are from the body IN RheDmasm Fevers Peu
res Pain the SIDE Dyspepsia, Headache Co.yeness Ash
ma Colds Coughs, Sore Throas Piles, Ulcers Boil. ey give
immediate relief. and, taken early prevent organic disease
pronounced beyond human skill have yielded n their IN
euence millions Of human lives have been saved by their
timely use how important in sickness TO use that medi
cine oIy exnuhes the disease and leaves no ev eject
behind.
Sold AT Dr. BRsNpRrrBs Office No 29i Canalst; at Burn
tons No Bowery and by all Druggists Prce % cents
UECKFRs FARINA is in the highest repute as a
delicious and food all of the year IL
pnre wheat without the admNiure Of any other
rrp al hence invaluable in the Summer season. Exie
siyey used at the House st Nicholas, Meoptan, and
other fss Hotels and Saloons rapidly becoming an IN
dispense bic dish on all good tables 49, =, 49, -,
AID solo the CToon Mills No 2l Cherry st.,
Nv" i''A " HEcgER BROTHER.
For sale generally by grocers and druggists.
|
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

VAN BRUNT & WATROUs,
PACKERS SMOKERS,
No. goo Chambers-st., New.Yotk,
City Cured and Western Smoked HANS aad SHOULDERS
Smoked BEEr, &C, at low prices.
TERMS CASH at the time Of purchase.
Dealers invited TO call
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

SUMNER MERINO UNDERGRADUATES,
AT prices lower than ever
At RkSKIS's.
No. 657 Broadway,
and No. SO Bowt
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-15

DEATH-The article on Death in ths
New Cyciopeiia, has the following As life
approaches extinction, inSenSibility snoervenes
"a nBmbneSs and disposition TO repose, which
do not admit OF the idea Of suffering Even in
those cases where the activity of the mind re.
mairs to the last and where nervous ssnSibiiity
would seam 70 continGe, It IS surprising heq
often there has been observed : state ofhappy
feeling on the approach Of death. # l had
strength enough to holda pen wosld write
how easy and delightful il IS to die, were the
last words Of the celebrated Wm- HuGteE, dur
ing his last moments.
M0ataiEla, in one Of his esSayS. describes
an accident wuchle b.m So iussn>Ible, that be
vas taken up for dead, On being restored.
however, lie says: Me-th0u-h: my lie only
hung upon ms lips and | shut mF eyes to
help thrus. il Cu;, and took pleasure in lam
gushing and letting myself 20" \ writer in
the Q ;ar.-rl. Rsyiew records that gentle
man VINO Aa& been rescued from dnownins de-
c'ared tia. b had no. experienced the slightest
feeling OF ,ufs8cation. The stream was trans
parent, the laY brilliant, and as he stood Bp-
rZnI he coGia see the sun shining through the
Mater HiIh { dreamy consciousness ihat his
eyes we're about 10 lie closed On il forerer-
Yet be neither feared as fate nor wished 10
avert it.-A sleepy sensation, which Soothed
aud grali-i him, made luxurious bed 0. a
w2tCry gF-Te.7
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-15

: NfGGEs SToEv.-Two daTkies had bought
q mess oi Pork in partnership; bat Sam hav
in- TO place 10 p7c b portion in. consented 10
eurrust the wh0a to Jal.I,' keeping.
Tee Eek, 4l)..ias E-ey uet, when Sam
saTs-
Coed mo-uin. Julius. anything happen
strange or mysterious doHa in year vicinity
lately =
d" Y4sz. sam. most strange thing happen at
M house 7estsriast night Al mystery, all
n.Es;sry 30 sne.~
An. Julius, What vas dat 7r
We'll, sam | ,o.e yoa now D.s morain I
went down ia,7 ds seller for 70 get q piece Of
ho- FOO rs daraey's breakfast, and | put ny
hard down ia da bFiLe an felt roaud, hai no
pork Gere-aH g0ae- Coalint tell what
0eSen: vi'h II, 50 t1Taed Up De bari, an San
trGe as pre4caiu' de rats had ea; hole cIar
froo de bottom 0: De tarI-and dragged da
pork all cut:
San vas Tstr.Esd With astoaishnent, bit
presently said
Why d5da't de brine run oat 90 De ssaa
1o'e7D
An, San, dat's de zysiesy-dats dsn
tsry7
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-15

AETEWUs WARDS CoUETING Ex7ERIEHCE-
Twas a earn suIl mite in Jooa when all uatur
was hushC i mary Zsffer disturbed the serene
silenSe. | Sot with the Obiek OF mi hartS
affeckshuns on the fence ~ her daddv's pas.ur
| had experienced naukeTin arter huT fer some
time, but dar>unt proylame nj paShum. Well
We s0t thar on the Tense a swinging Of our feet
, / f-1v i blgsb;a. a. read as the B4'G.ng'ou
Sku,e hOucc when il was first painted, i look
ed very ciuPul, | make no dowt. NJ left
arm was ohIp:ie il ha!luGsiH mvs-if on the
fcuSe while ny rite arm vas wound aT:ShGui-
te7y round S1Zlnne-'s waste.
81 |, "Sazanuer thinks very much Of
you"
Sez ,he. How da run on
SeZ /, a. wish there was wiGierz - mi sole
soz yoa Good see nv feelins~ / I SIDE deeply
pawsed here, but as she made no re9ly to
it, continued on the following st-2ae;
Ah, Good yer know the sIesp.esl mites |
parse or yer account. how viitles have scast
70 be tractive n me ( hoz nj limbs i slniek
~. Ya w00ia't Gozt ne not by 10 n.seHs =
Gaze on this vastin form i these soDkeu iza. -
l cride. jumping NJ. should have continued
sun time longer TrohihIy. bu; unfortunately I
l1st III balance Il fell oger iUt0 the psslgf ksr
smash ta,iaS my c'ose and daUa.iu myself
generally S0zaHHer sprung to M assistance
* dragged me An i8 duJb.e quick IiDe. Thea
drawing herself up to her fa.. bite sell:
q" won't listin to yog- n0GceutS eny i03ger.
Jes. II a rite Cat What you are driTiu at II
70 mean gittin h.tchci I'm in
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-15

THE Mo-HCR-Yoaug man Thy mother Is
toy best earthly friend The world NAV forget
You-thy mother never the world ma7 sil-
fully do yo1 many wroEgs-thv mother never:
tae ~0TId may PersccGte ron while living, ana
when dead. plant tue iTy aud tie nightshlde
OF SANDER upon yoET grassiess grave-bgt Thy
mother will love and cherish yon while liTiEg
aud if sac Survives !ou, Eill weep for gog when
dead, such tears a. none but mother knows
hog 10 weep. Love thT mother
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TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, September Is, 1859
SsIetteS qoetrg.
r II z IL ( Z P z r s i.

They are sleeping. Who are sleeping
Children wearied with their play
For the stars Of night are Peeping,
And the sun has sunk away.
As the dew upon the blossoms
Bow on their slender stem,
So, Is light as their own bosom,
Balmy sleep hath conquered them.
They are sleeping. Who are sleeping
Mortals. compassed round with wo
Eyelids wearied out with weeping,
Close for very weakness now:
And that short relief from sorrow,
Harassed nature shall sustain.
Till they wake again tomorrow,
Strengthened to contend with pain.
They are sleeping. Who are sleeping
Captives in their gloomy cells;
Yet sweet dreams are o'er them creeping,
With their many colored spells:
All they love-again they clasp them;
Feel again their long lost joys;
But the haste with which they grasp them,
Every fairy form destroys.
They are sleeping. Who are sleeping?
Misers, by their boarded gold;
And in fancy now are heaping
Gems and pearls Of price untold
Golden chains their limbs cucumber,
Diamonds seem before them strewn;
But they waken from their slumber,
And the splendid dream is TOWN.
They are sleeping. Who are sleeping
Pause 4 moment, softly tread
Anxious friends are fondly keeping
YigilS by the Sleeper's bed:
Others hopes have all forsaken
One remains, that slumber keep:
Speak not, lest the slumberer waken
From that sweet, that saving sleep.
They are sleeping. Who are sleeping?
Thousands who have passed away,
From a world of wo and weeping,
To the regions Of decay.
Safe they rest, the green turf under;
Signing breeze, or music breath.
Winters wind. or summers thunder.
Cannot break the sleep Of death.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-15

~ An Iowa editor said lis sttentioo wa
FIRST drawn to the slhjsct of natrinony. o.
the skiilful manner in which = certain pretty
girl handled the broom wheTsupol broth
er editor remarked that the nz1ler 10 which
bis wife hssdlsd Tie broom, vas ID: 80 capiI-
Tati1g
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-09-15

a- When trar geaics spgesrs;h in The
world. yol l2y kaoE bin ~ ST infal.ibse sjsa.
TIA: tee d-ze=s ere in coatederecy agsins: hin.