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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Banking & Exchange Off &c
L. IL. MHITTIESEI.

(of he tate .fraa ef c. c. WashJarn & CO..
Fer SAle-Sight Drafts
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND GERMANY
aud on France Holland, Belgium, Norway, Sweden.
Denmark Sujtzerlsl and aEl other countries Of Europe
INHERITAEcEs. CLAIMS AND MONIES
in any oity in Europe, collected prompt!y and
proceeds reuaitted as may request.
- Office hours from A. NJ to p. N. after Nov Is
WECE=EE EERhAUF
Auf allie usuPtpetze IN Deu IS nd und der
Schweiz FEar.kreieh, Holland, Belgien, Norweren-
Sclsyelen Deueask, u4d alien auGern Lssudeln Euro
pas.
ERBsCHAFTEN GELDER,
und allie andsren Forderungen werden 10 jedem orts
Europa's eincsssirt. 10
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WIGS-WIGS-WIGS.

BACHELORS WIGS AND TROUPEEs surgass all
They are elegant, light easy aud durable.
Fitting to a charn-no turning up behind-no shrink
Jag OF the head indeed, this is the ony Establishment
where these things properly understood ar rnada
a'y-ty $50 Broadwsy, New YORK.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

DEAvu Or AiKA WALSH. ~ The death ~ tbls
distinguishes parsonage Is an uounoed in des-
fascaes from Aew York of the 7,h. HIS body
was faai'd GA the 'uorHsHg oi That day WItA his
IseA bTo~ea, but whether by accident or from
whence, a. not known. Nj. WALsIi w.s dis
tisga'saed .se'ahsF Of ne Democratic party.
aud i,as beer es.sslderei a leader q one b-anch
o. . Tor many years.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons are hereby forbidden TO mine, Dig
~ move mineral from, otherwise trespass upon the
oiiUwIng described lands, under the penalty being
dealt with according law Part OF the :. W or
> w or and part 81 the y. " or Of the :. ". or
ton $ town range Part OF : T. or of s. f. Or
2 town 5, range ,: y. w OF n Z. Or lSS E. OK
Of 5. T. e., sec. 10 all IN ton range ,.
DAVID MORRISON.
Linden, Mar. H. 1853. 4wll.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

FIasr Misunderstanding Barringer L Co. ere
receiving their large stock of spring Goods. di-
rect from New York Look out for Advertise
lnent uexI week
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
l. y \ ID AG 4 \ & \
Aostrect q "cc.

The undersigned have opeaedsa set Of Book. which
1--WE plete and reliable history Of every tract Of land
in Iowa county. embracing Deeds, bonds, Mortgages
Judgments, Dcrees al Tati4s 81 Record Affecting
The same.
They viii furnish abstracts attend 10 the perfection OF
TITLES the purchase and sale of Lands, the ps ueIt OF
Taxes collection Rents and the drafting Of Deeds and
other Instruments; and will loan money, and collect -
crest for those desiring TO invest.
Oacs up stairs, john Ross stone building,
posise the Eagle Saloon, nigh street Mineral Point
vs. NM.T HENRY,
ss,f FRANCIS nESHT.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEF SEBGAN' PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius I. Cheessman, II. ..


NEW YORK CITY
The combination Of Ingredients ia these Pills &c the
result Of long ana extensive pa.;ice- They are mild
in their operation certain ia correcting all irregu
arites, FanfnI transformations, removing all oIstrue
tous whether fo cold otherwise headache. pain in
the side, Iapitstion Of tie heart, whites all nervous al
feetons, Mysteries fatigue. pain in the back and limbs
Se, disturbed sleep, which arises from Interruption
nature.
To MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they will bring
on tbe monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
been disappointed IN the other pills can place
usnost confidence in Dr. CheeseIna Pills doing ali that
they represent to do
NOTICE.
There is condition Of tire female system hjeh
The Ptils oaangt &c fafea fhout producing PECUL-
lar RESULT. Tie condition referred to rs PREG-
N1NCY-tde resait, MISCARRIAGE. Suet Is the ir-
resastabt eadeH q The medicine restore the SEXUAL
fitHctl0Hs 10 normal condition that the repr0dUc-
tire Polcer Of nature cGaaot resist Il.
Warranted purely vegetable, ard free from anything
Injurious. Explicit directions which should he read
company each box. Price 81 Sent by mail e4elos-
ing 81 to the General Agent.
5S Sold by Druggist IN ever. town in the United
States.
X. Il. HCTCHfNG-,
General Agent for the United states.
IG5 Chambers Street New York
+. y. PUIFDRD, Ageut, Mineral Point Boiler Smith
& Co CHICAGO: Il Blakesiy 81. Louis. I4-v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

.5~ The n. Y Iritnte speaks layorably of
The appointment Of JosEru HoLr. as Post Mas
ter General. It says: " We shall he disappoia-
ted if the administration Of that department. Is
not henceforth both iutellg gent and energetic. 80
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Died.

Ia the Town Of Mineral Point Friday last Dr. joins
LOoFBosRcsv, aged about 70.
Dr. LoofborFow mas been resident this Town 81 nee
ISIS and ever ained unimpeaeaue character for
honesty aad integrity The place he has filled in this
community both Ply stefan and citizen viii not
be hIied by Pos<essi- many praiseworthy
qualifications
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1IntiTnAGE ~AIE.

ID virtue Of Judgment of foreclosure and sale ado
- la ie shove cntIt,d action the Jth dag March
i939 al te ApAr Ok clock, r. NJ, pose for
sea- M uoic auction 10 the highest bidder for cash IN
hand AZ the front door Of the out House in the civ
OF Mine al Point, county State esai tl follow
ing otsefi1c0 Morfgaged premises, thereof
shall he sufficient th, sum of 500 eg hsi,,e.
interest ana accIuihS cost, to-wit: The half
the north east quarter of section number thirteen H3)
IA township number five (5,J north range punnbcr
three 80 east containing eighty land, situate
IN Iowa county
Datea sAeIih's Office, Mineral Point " consin March
IS, 500.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co Wis
t"l'b N MESs&ckE ATTORNEY Tor Plaiutin. 6ful3
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ccKAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD sCo Proprietors, Offices in
New Yor. ~ IL Broadway aud ca,lam Square New
York.
Parcels and Packages Forwarded TO England, Wales,
Scotland ireland and the Continent Of Earops Small
Parcels to rea; Btian and ireland delivered at their
destinations.
Drafts IN SUMS to suit from s. Sterling upward
GEO. v. COBB, Agt., Mineral Point
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
V1XCHANGE N Tendon for sale in sums OF u L Stef-
i fling and upwards - ,c,,
Oaee Stone Ware House. near Il. X Depot
Dated Aptil27th. IL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

on The IL inst, al Wyoming Valley, by Rev. Richard
liasse Mr. hENRY l. JoisEI AID Miss SARAH FRAxkIa \
all Of Wyoming Valley
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

s Gov RaSnaLL has vetoed Pump CsfpsB-
fei 5 printing steal. Good boy he
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

-" The Dogs may now be regarded as GER
.ainly safe The ST. Joseph IJ'est of the sth
pronounees the statement that they were hung
As a ulischievous hoax
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

ST LorIs, March IL.
Tie loss vf the Neosho and 4 Albuquerque
NAL last November IS confirmed bv Inc a. =
rival here oi John Hal4, conductor, who makes
affidavit to tie effect that when about a DAVIS
march behind Lieut. BeaIc's party thew We're
at cked Icy A Cananches. badly wouuded and
taken prisoners Hall escaped from the indians
IN February. and after enduring severe hard
ships he reached The settlements In safety.
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This work also contains prescriptions used by Che Doe
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This book viii be v I4i, zee of postage. thc
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Keep Cut of Debt.


So good are the present prospects, SAYS
u. Louis paper. " that colntry merchants an
ucipate larger sales OF goods this year than
last, aud The Pyairls FdrDaer. (CEcaeol very
properly asks I. Is this antlcipal Ion based upon
the te!tef hat farmers, with the prospect OF a
COED crop, gong 10 contract debts to be paid
from the coming CROP
IL Is quite to" frequently the case that not
ONLY farmers but mechanics and laboriug men
generally, with BE prospect 81 a good harvest
ahead ask a;iff Obtain a credit from merchants
many Tor articles that might very easily
tie dispensed with, al least until tile growing
crop Sufficiently Developed Ia enable them Ia
judge with degree of accuracy a. TO H. album
daIsce- Now We have no desire TO dictate to
arv one what he should should not buy on
a credit, hut advice to all is to keep OFT Of
4 II Buy only what IS actually necessary
and as far possible pay Gs goo %. Prof; by
the experience of the past. aud forget not the
danger Of relying upon the coming harvest to
meet your Obligations Merchants who sell
goo4s crsdlt do with the expectation Of
receiving their pay IN time 10 meet their own
oolgations. and qsite too often, the failure ST
To meet hls engagements. causes many
others - f4H into the same difficulty. Mer-
chants ~hc buy credit have given time 10
meet their obligations When obey become
due. the plea that have demands against A.
j aud Call good men-goes bat lij;le ways
towards satisfying creditors. The money Is
due AMI must be paid. consequently country
merchants forced 10 collect, and in many
instances 70 the great sacrifice OF property Al
forced sale. But thsse matters are all familiar
70 our readers. and need not be repeated here
DOR advice 70 al who have not the means To
pay dawn, - To 70 live economically Buv bu,
little, and - Gar $ possible. keep out OF debt
II your crops come IN good and your produce
commands a fair price. ven vii feel much more
independent than tho>e who owe enough tn
swallow the whole yield. Should crops prove
light y prices low, You viii not be forced to
sell At q sacrifice 10 pay old debts. Remember
Bad " Tie haod : worth TWO IN the bush.
and acting apon that principle, ks.7, gef q. DIT
- H'a JoaN Z. FES Eygk. Republican, has
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

- Hoa Joa> {. FEs Eyyk Republican, has
Just been elected Z s. Senator from New J,.r-
-. for s1 years irora Is So inst. in place Of
Naiehr. Democrat. Tins IS tLe H., Tine New
Jersey has ever had any enc but ava ultra pro-
slavery Democrat in the {. 5. Senate since H..
formation OF the Republican party
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

No=TH RIVER BREAkIXG Ur.-AIBsSI, March
l3.-Fhe water IS quite high here and the
stores on the docks and piers are being mum
dated. Large quantities of ice passed the city
last night and to-day. The weather : very
warm. The railroad people report the whole
body of lee bsJween this city a.3 Paus hkeep-
SIC. ~ motion. Boats are l5adsu- here f,r \ ew
y ork-
March LITTLE Propeller Enr7ts Cor1i,, .
reached here last night from New York. She
made the t1p ia 70 hours
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ever town in the United
X. Il. HCTCHfNG-,
-a,,...,,, xyaur for the Emitted -

To thami'ers street, New ork
r. D. PULFORD, Ageut, Mineral Point; Boiler Smith
L Co. Chicago; Il. BlaEesy, 81. Louis lily
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SUrEENE CoUEr or THE UurEp STATES. -
MoSpAl, March :, 1893. - y o. J. Stephen V T..
r. Abieiuau, plaintiff IN error Is. sherman "
Booth and
No -. The United States, plaintiffs in or
ror, Sherman II. Booth Error to the SUI
premc Court ot the State OF WISCONSIN. Mr.
Chief Justice fancy delivered tie opinion of
the Court reversing The Judgments OF the sad
supreme Court and demanding the causes for
further preceding, to be had therein IN con
t,,rt"ity - ;h> olIuIun OF Tins Court.
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r. D. rULFoBD, 4 gent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13
williamsburg City News

MAN DRowEEp.-Lest evening the ferry boat Canada
OF the Division avenue ferry had us OF her clip
on uip 70 New York, u Small boat containing two men
was obaerved drifting rapidly By the force current
towards the steamer The pilot rang tho bell TO Eto2 tie
engine, which was obeyed instantly and when the BOAT
orted aRepat the side Of steamer the paddle wheels
were moionless TIE mon, no sewer, much fright
eued and one Of them jumped Of the utc the
rver end got bold Of OF the steamers cacx braces
The other Jumped into the and beng good sV,1,
mer, Rept a1oat for time, Until cory 9Th iae
attached vas thrown from the boat on, he failed 10 gst
nolo OF II ana hnsl'y sunk and was drowned.
ATTEST OF BIeAsusT-Iestsriay n.3rnirg man
named James Miller was brought before Justice Fox
+, D., charged by Mrs Elizabeth Tltnon With bigan,y
Some yeas since, IL alleged he was divorced from
wife in Michigan, and prohibited by the la.s Of thnt
State from marrying again. Sono six years snoe how
ever, he married daughter OF Mrs Toa by whom be
has two children, ave wears old and nnosasr f,u,
months DE bas been employ cd Cor time cast az
,s or 90 NC b. sa es, 1a before sa gas ~
south SIKH eteels, 4. D lars If tae sieos hia go
hged ct Gfcenpopt, has more ecnuy in Erp1g,yn IL,
psssng nplaet eli &c - stEge 6a toc,,ied tue a,
quaptancS ~ yoapg a1y asmeo S,ana!ou, Tys!.a, ia
South Seetrtn street. about year ece die Believing
hun 10 be sog married bi On tue Ts1 OF JuiY last AZ
reon as bls ast marriage ~as discovered MIRA tm7n
cuJeo he arrest, and De committed for examination
Boy MISSING "a boy G;teen yesfs Of ase famed Taco
core Gof, has been missing bis motaer sesd99ee
No SO Second street, since Thursday last He mad been
in the country spending Tie Fourth of July and returned
ThuIoay poor, his mother sent hln, to his en-
ployers GortdN 4 Bedford, Fulton street New YORK
Since ,hat time poibina been heard from him. End
fears entertained for nis Safety.
SUICIDE Mrs George Davis, residing in Sixth street,
Heesero,e Gresnaoigt, cot her throa. WITH
yesterday morning while abotDg under at OF tempo.
Tay alteration OF mind Sns about Sky yeots Of
age, and leaves a large family.
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the Revere Rouse Mary and roae Tor Bsaford Springs,
on or abou. the 1eih ips'.
ARRIVALS.
the Metropolitan H9el-oei q E. e., aidiings r g. Nil
Louis Coase u = A.; r nsla I FORE California; =
Mixer Charleston Hotel, Charleston
From caSo ria steau,ah'p Of hs vsss-C Ger
ono iaisat; . Iosa schs / sra L ai,raed 'li
~. 1sosSy - we az s q "a "a Bls s
Z el@ors eowes I geges, ' hhe, : . Williams
Sisiia% gao s1'd ", si:sso os!d sad
SSlsss "a miami @,ss5s% MN 5ossssa
esyss nasss Ssss s e sssss ssoas W.
eie ! ueur,t AIRS lynn i pae Salmon ' ss.
eoson, A seitsr. Murrag. n Ispes, A Cross,
ssSn a1S Nc aso ve en- s
Eesss n sps psSsn s Fd sSosses as go
and IA In the aeersse.
From savsnaah In me steamship Asbsms-xiJs Usher,
sro~r, RIA, Brown aud ih-ee ceidgen Baococx,
ie.. low sTsM wisss Mr. silnouT IlS ME 't Two
sds en-, sS, sS, na &C. , Wsss's ra % and re
$40 wi'e A,s endries vss Dsvis r Giarx Mr. Mrs
s.ads s.. yG and s shd y, ss1 Nc
y,s oor sshuora Mrs soue, and two hn,,eu MRS w>z
ns,, Ss.n sd@s Ss,s,a jss 8 si ne, H Ssss
sosh 40 sn s SSdsD s ss sss
.ss srs 4, csss - Tlm,,s dis os
fss s1T sh sS s md nsss ,s
SresLyile, riss clcbcls Ae2coc1 krs Niue
koffe, sre sesey and cpdren Srs Gesd sertgu
srp az espie siss fosls, Mes Wells hiss Rsdse NJ Mira
0ern W esky, Children and servant Juiis ssCe.sy
Mr. Mrs Jseob kspp, -iss rcsge Mss
nsr scp t9n Mise 81 clair. wnsneld Ms dsolsss
toilet Capt hurch wife Alex Wldu1sp Ot.-nh II
Ter 'oUsoa, FSteI, nAssr Ssssr, single Csas n
drew NE hr mNchen ?chpdsen 'nervant hrs nsada
sge
~ I'm saysunsh in 'he steamship Aon'gomeryJuo Al
SOP htns, STRONG, hurrsy, rfs 4 dursg Thee
I~hren andre Msy, LADY ano srrvsnt riss hleu ssy
has M-ey, siss hA',a Miss BATE NJ s4ses aaa bro
Bcbi Pirkson norcruft " Jchnsoa fhos 4ue7 W
andersen Gresory, Nrs Behey, children and SER
vsnt ph.les siss rnelps aad servant, am aa'er
Wis Gtcrga theipl Mss sebe hie, Frederic scogie
hnyr The frrer,r, : sa.ysr, Nudge apI,ns.
Gels, augieo and LADY Niss H.r'lg aiss 81,
ls;hrop, h 4 toy. scy and child; land u
Loya Lloyd V u wslsh. oa,t Pou lot Asthe "a
infant ana servant: hrs ,sesr,, Mrs Picquel
Warner NJ wsns' aud l,dy Porter Ingau, asrJ iugsll.
Mrs julia Leshy Nrr y n hsur W Orei IL N vral
81 aidmsn, mrs Eosrdmsn, Master Bosriman Sstt A
ticqusL rlosn snd sty, T aoyt, w orsuai.gep Mrs
Marble Nss sikn aoo.vi Ia. M> sAis~ws, A aoon.
sep and iaey q siosr, q aces Chsny, Marks W
ale1snder Lstc, wife, ohtd ard servantsa1 10 Ia
exerEgo.
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Supreme Court Chs IN I,ers.
CENTRAL PARK IMPsovkuRN M.

JUNE i2-in re ue Say r. DC AMI Commissioners Of As
Central fah -ou tho sppicahon Of Mr. B.sseod
ing the Court beard motion to sppont Commissioners
assoas the owners Of he land bs~een l0oth aad Hon
Streets and between the Fth and Eenlh avenues which
Is 70 DO Included in the cenua PARK grounds. Mr. BUS
teed nominated on behalf OF the Commissioners Of the
Genital farg Hswey d. Clspp Horos TIA Tor and sisae,n
rsPr, as .onniss ooers OF Assessnent. Ga behalf OF
Tue properly owners, J. Heecker. s r. R,pelas ana
Proper NJ Wesmore; and on behalf or the MAYOR Rch
arc hel}' Inc paprrs were submitted TO toe CoutI
MI bnstsed sso sien''scd m,Iar applications IN tho
matter OF tne opening OF svecy ufn and Seventy sixth
streets from The tith spenue 10 me v,s, river No Oh
Jeceons we're maae sy any Of the pAsi,ss m,srssssd
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Supreme Court-Ecncrai Term.
pefnre Hon Judpes Ro0sevelt Gle rke and Davies


THE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET CASE
july 12.-In Tie ease Of he People Of tie STATE Of NsU
York and Taylor d Brennan rs. TIE Aasor ard Corpora
tio,.--Ip ihs case the following order entered:
That the appeal from the OF the I'd Of August last
for the appointment of receiver this and for
thereon having been argued by counsel for the
spectve parss and elaboration having been thereupou
had ordered that the said order be reversed Gh Iat
crsfs And IL further ordered that this order
the Goth Of November, 1885, that being the day.
appears from the minutes Of She Court which the said
appeal vas had.
The Court was then adjourned, but subsequently Dir
HUtcbirs entered snt said he had affidavit the ecL
that tie su was DISCONTINUED against the city or New
York by their consent the 18th OF February last and
that order entered at speca term to that effect
After some discussion the matter vas adjourned.
THE OLD POLICE CasRs.
was expected tina. would have been taken
10 fixing and arranging the order the above
but noInpg trsnspycd in Court In rotation 70 tho ter
Upwerde Of three hundred Of the old force around
the court rooms and were loud in their complaints OF the
law q dcI8y,
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Supreme COurt-Chambers.

BefOF6 hon. Ju0He CIesKU
july l2.-Robat Latham Atdnscn H. Ch1ss.--Motion
denied without prejudice the right Of the defendant
Chsse commence any proceedings no may be advised
10 take eniorse the contract OF 10th May, 1862
Nary AUGUSTUS Sh,elds John b Kelly The deed TO
Mrs Kelly having get aside as fraudulent the sur
Plus ia OF COURSE subject TO the heirs In thor order
asanst the huscsnss property hret the semAnn
due Judgment Of l6th December, 1883, eettps
the deed; socond, Mscon,'s Judgment ,nfd
mortgage fourth the receivers coe's and d,sbursa
The dscsoo Of the referee therefore reversed ap Ia,
the gaer he sent back to him 70 reoort too emoan.s
actually due under the above. Aser .hse amoanss are
yas1, sae rstE u psy ~ pa!a 70 KsrJ and Via
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WANT OF DEVOTION OF TYnoL TO AUS
TRIA.

lhaHH'"'u 'oin Vne New Gszsve Of Zurich (Jipe 2s)
Dr tho NEw YoRK grnAtp
Tyrol has FOR long tune .. "a Isos 81 mr., q, an. 49,,
'evoeo province To the HOUSE OF Hapsoarg r thst "a
putauon Ia no longer deserved the sult Of dc "a
roese but that OF toe Austrian gov.rumea, 49, -
IRE Assembly of the ryso,ean no,ablcr yngec,~s y,,
contempt The proposition 10 accelerate the aymau,nt ~
'pe country. couptIyman said 10 Arcnauks rba,,ss
Ia wis eve have devoted three times 10 ,ha
5oase OF Austria, and the which had nn ado
TO Va have three times been broken. Ever taxes
70 sacrifice ourselves fourth time, for new
~on'd be invented for reward" The Austrian
has therefore been obliged TO procure voun
ny force.
II the system OF the government Is maintained dscon
tent win increase In all the provinces Of tho Austrian
monarchy.
That Is the exsct truth; every knows IT, and nobody
does any longer hide his way Of thinking.
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OPINIONS OF THE PALNIERsTON GOVERN.
MENH

ENGLAND TO LIMIT NArnLRoN's ADVANCE
Sir Bethel, Attorney General OF EoeIano addressing
me .scto's or WovtThsmptop the 2Sn vi. said II
spe ooodt ned which had occuITec the
~ 10 The devefance of Is ana TO tho mont o.
better .ys'ern OF government than had vet prevailed
ne snughier vhch bad taken place ~oud nsss peeu
altogether without good resu he Ter one sincerely
hoped that snch might be the (fIear, b-er) Much
aepepoea on France, II the Emperor did withdraw his
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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WESy
One Weeks Later ne.a:.s from.
California.
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Nearly Two Milo IS of Dollars
in Specie.
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New from Nicaragua, rev Granada, Chile,
EoaVla, Eeus dor, aId iuo SAID
w,eh Lizards.
TIE GrBERNATORIAL CANVASS,
POPULATION Of san FRANCISCO.
A MEMBER OF CONGRESS- IN 4 purE.
TT e ARKETs,
TIE GUBERNATORIAL CANVASS.
POPULATION OF SAN FRANCISCO.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS IN A DUEL.
T II e M A r K E rs,
10, &c, &o.

The steamship stsr n toe West, A. G. Gray, Command
ing, from A'pinwa Sd Key Wet So mss With p.s.
sepgsrs, mails and treasure receives from The s,esmshp
Sonora, which let sao Francisco 2on June arrived a. this
port yesterday alter Don.
At tneport Of AspiD van shs left United States steam
ngsts Roeno Crew all well, steamship North s.ar.
awaiting pass eos ers by the Or za,s
The following q the treasure lis. Of the Star of the
West>-