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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
SALES AT AUCTION,


A uGTIoN NOTICE.: BOGART, AUCTIONEER--
"A ~ y and y BOdART.Ths day, at l01a o'clock, at
io street. mortgage sale Of Household FURNITURE consisting of
mahogany Sofas Lounges and Lounge bedseads Chairs Ia
bes mahogany Bureaus two Cottage Suits French plate Pier
Glasses Paintings Carpets, Oilclohs mahogany French
Fedsteads Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses Wasisands iron
Hat stand and Bedstead Office and baroom furniture black
walnut round Tables Stand Office and pafor Stoves
cane seat and Windsor Chairs kitchen furniture and utensils
&c, &c.
NJ CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL.
IA day. at 01a o'clock at the corner OF Allen and Houston
streets the contents of Lager Bier and Billiard Saloon Ia
bles, Chairs, Bottles, Decanters &c.
A UCTIoN:-TBIs DAY, AT THE LIVERPOOL WARE
IA house ~ Catherine aree, CTockery China and q
ware, plated Ware Jewelry mante Ornaments. Looking
glasses Pictures &c Sale each day Till all sold VIII be
sold In lots 10 suit housekeepers j. ID. HOLBROOK.
UCTION NOTTCE-AT PRIVATE SALE, ONE OF
N Gberts Pianofortes, with the olan attachments ele
gsn carved and finished all around the has
pearl keys and cost when $780, will be sold great
rhce Call between and at 30 Seventh between
cond and Third avenues has been In only six months
not sold before VIII be sold at auction "Wednesday
October 49,
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UCTION notice.. T. WILLS, AUCTIONEER.-
IA Earhenware Glassware and French China on Wednes
day 10 at 10 O'clock at the of Messrs r. D. Moore
Co.. 50 Water street. Also two large Salamander Safes
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UcUIoN SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture comprising large and valuable collection Of
elegant Furniture Paintings Bronzes Satuary elegant
w b. WESTCOTT co Auctioneers Will SELL to morrow
residence b2 West Twentfrst street Seventh avenue
order four months ago. The sale will be positive with
o'' ''h''A F" PARLoRs CONTAIN
in rich silk brocade atuary marble top centre pier
marble slabs and brackets two very rich mante Mirrors mag
Turkish reception Chairs in medallion tapes
wood elegant rosewood Rtgeres with French mirror DOORS
omou Chandeliers ARTISTIC Bronzes and marble Groups and
Figures among which are Day and Night Columbus and Gut
tenberg Milton, 3d. with rare and valuable collection Of
Lava and Euscan Ornaments sevres and Dresden Vases
solid black walnut extension Tables Gothic oak dining
Chairs covered green reps French and India china Dinner
Wine and Water Bottles Finger Bowls ivory and pearl Cuery
other Dining Room Farnare elegant carved rosewScd Bed
Washsands oheva Glasses wsrdrobes full suits q rosewood
Chamber Furniture gold and landscape Shades French En-
Cravings spring seat and cottage Chairs ingram and tapestry
to MATCH occth Stair Carpet 3D. all Of which in perfect
order n B-Reabe men to pack or ship the goods win be
In attendance. Sale positive, without reserve.
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DANIpEadv MATHEWS o ATSTIoNEH R.
Being the e
BUTLER, sch Hffis:R MATHEWS
TUESDAY WI essisa Oct IS and -
xSRS Ct Msisss
part Of
rSsewood oak and wanu. E,egeres: yoare and library
walnut dressing other washstand Cemnodes
ad
e %snon win me al s s
best description being q Messrs Gs manufacture
rally invited to this SALE as every article will be sold with
Catalogues may be had at the office Of the auconeers No "a
Cedar street. or at the place Of sale
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER
MoETetsn SAIn e. nrf Wi ss J.
Wednesday October 18th 1850 Ol O'Clock at the store No.
q ps & o Of gas
with small lot of Office Furniture.
paR SSy 90
o'clock at their slesrooms 50 Nassau street. opposite the Posi-
The goods consist in part Of o,-,,,
Of 5s Yfs M ms1
%ey aH hss P
and Leopold Kiss Amazon, and many others Of great
us'' ine''' 1'''0' PARIAN WARE.
and satuetes OF the most beautiful designs both
white and colored viz Miranda Dorothea, the Finding of
Moses Abraham offering Isaac Cupid and Psyche Uiana
Resignation, Hesitation, Flora Aradne, Innocence Old Nor
PARIS DECORATED VASES
VI the most elegant designs a6d exquisite paintings
Magnificent ars s SsH!f "a e0 MS Gssts
Superb tea and coffee Sets Liquor Frames Casters Fruit and
Jelly Stands Cake and Card Baskets Fruit Knives Goble
Waters, &C. and large variety Of different descriptions
Elegant cut Bohemian white and colored Vases Decanters
wine Sets Gobes Tete Tetes &C., together with large
variety of other French and English fancy goods The
is believed TO be the finest sale offered the public
goods exhibition and the ladies well pub
lie generally invited to examine hem Purchasers
have their goods packed and shipped at a small cost.
LNOR SALE AT AUCTION.
u A VALUABLE FARM,
Near Newark, N. j.
JAMES W. SOUTHARD, AUCTIONEER.
The subscribers will sell auction Thursday, the 10Th
day Of October, at O'Clock r. NJ the premises that
FARM OF TWENTY ACRES,
all In high state OF cultivation situated the road from New
ark to Elizabeth about mile from the city Of Newark
the farm Of Professor Mapes The site s of the finest
in the counry splendid view Is obtained of Newark and
New York bays New York city, Staten Island Elizabeth City
and the surrounding country
It within Ave minutes walk Of the depot now being erected
by the New Jersey Railroad Company.
FIFTY ACRES OF SALT MEADOW.
OF very superior quality The meadow land will be sold In
parcels TO suit purchasers. .
Conditions made known the day Of sale and upon appn
cation 70 KING BOND,
206 Broad street. Newark, N. j.
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sEGARS AND VODA eco.

CTKILwAG 4 KLUG NO. WILLIAM STREET, or.
- fer for sale Ladies' segars; and superior article
well adapted for Mexico Central and South Amerc
Patent Leather superior brand Both ARTICLES We seu N 0s
" quit purchasers
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4 LBRRT N. GRIFFIN, AUCrIoNERR.

A LBERTo n GRIErTN, AyGTIoNEER In v,r,,n
Rosewood drawing furniture chamber din
ag pI sS made e BY S
sslers Velvet Carpets on Psntnss Seven octave PanoOre
a Gis IN ssT . s ,a,
the public that be has been 70 offer at public auction
tare 3c private dwelling Is West Sixteenth
street. near fii'A AvsnY pfN1So ROOM
Ct Sscs walnut esss s Dining Table DO
equestrian statue RcSsrd L. snaq"e
bronze Vases oval Mirror ruby Punch Bowl, set Of
o.ss %sdssTssd Butter His ruby and
sss S'sF s1 s' ss
@ % sss Eve % @
.ersa gGRs reception
Clock velvet carpe Mosaic Bugs octave
china Vases on Paninsssoene Spirit Lake Minnesota
Scene Kstshs Winter Scene on he DANUBE
Ha.oah Hat Stand do hall Chairs velvet stair Carpet sill
Chambers-Brussels Carpets rosewood bedssad Bureau
Table dc mutt Armolr glace Shaving Stand china Set
spring bed turkish
Towe. wardrSSss lace Curtains &C. mahogany black wal
Basement-oak writing Desk arm Chair, Couch, Mirror,
Sale viii commence with desirable assortment of kitchen
Furniture Terms Of sale cash in banssbie money The
A ware and Fancy GoOdsiSrse catalogue sale BY J. s
BARTLETT auctoneer Tuesday October s O'Clock
edged Rock and yellow ware in lots to suit dealers '
At AUCTION THIS DAY-HENRY T. LEEDS AUG.
"A toneer-At the store No. Great Jores street. Hone
octave pearl keys rosewood case with carved legs
Sale to take place at TX O'Clock
Doors SHOES AND RrBBERs.-sPECIAL SALE OF
~ about 600 cases WILSON, auctioneer win sell on
Gale ~ pey street large and general assortment OF the
NoAL WITHOUT CosT.-To MANUFACTURER
builders and real estate buyers Perempory public sale
Scranton PENN few hours by rail from the ces Of New
sooct At he wyomns Hoy:s-fqrty sosEs ground with
eighty M
portion OF the city plot Gas Is already generally n
reduced The receipts from the salea Of coal and manufso
per annum rare opportunity presents to
unlimited supply Of fine anthracite coal Of the
sss snS % inc c 20 sear y in
1he labor Of thousands Of children whose parents
Pysd In the various iron works and mines be hsd at
population numbers nearly $1,000 thousand SOULS The
daily railroad communication in all directions sup
manufactured articles the lowest rates. and together
With he fertility Of the Lackawanna valley OF provisions
induced conviction with many in favor
Of the point which their business be safe
duces the Of this property TO sell alternate blocks Of it,
required at the time Of sale. All nuisances prohibited
I NO sa resa
ain believed Is or 80 per cent per rental for the
s For further y ss particulars appo
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.

bROOKLYN BAZAAR. Is MYRTLE AVENUE
ID Jewery, &c.-G LIB FORT 4 co. having opened ihe
brooklyn 70 their extensive assor!nen. q Jevsry
mi Karrings &C. &c. at very low prices Jewelry neAtiS
Spered and Brooklyn Bazaar Is Myrtle aver ~
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4 UCTION NOTICE -BURNHAMs FURNITURE Ex
"A and Furniture Packing Establishment iii and Ii3
Household Furniture ofevery description boxed shipped
all parts o. the world panofores inngs, mirrors ward
bookcases carpets and descriptions household furn
carefully packed AMI moved Large two horse wagons
for the removal OF furniture 10 all city or country
Spring carts at the office al all hours Of day Storage for
furniture Furniture bought and sold commission Orders
by most punctually attended.
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A UCTION NOTICE-A VERY SELDOM CHANGE-THE
IA rich and costly furniture Of parlor two bedrooms
removed for convenience of sale the
Twenty second street WIN be sold at
The furniture only three use and in the
order consisting Of solid paror suit
with the best Of French Crimson satin bocae cos
when $500 will be sold for ss0 solid rosewood suit
covered IN green silk plush viii be for $l25 for
$780, solid rosewood centre and pier Tables Eegeres
Bedseads Sofas Chairs Mattresses Beds-yards OF Brussels
Carpet, Paintings DC, DC.
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no PEDLERS-JEwELRY CHEAP FOR CAsH-A
quantity OF new Jcwelry will be sold for cash. greatly be.
w liz value suit purchasers Apply Mr. HALL
Ire Of E. b. Dean, Isl Pearl street, near Wall al
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A UCTION NOTICE.-TO CONNOISSEURs AND OTHERS
n Completes set of family silver ware formerly the pro-
perry the late Marquis Of Hereford In Ion.
don Of British sterling silver by Messrs Bridge Reynolds
art design at special request NJ CRlSTALAR AUG
doneer q Bowery win sell same Wednesday, inst at
Salt silver handle dinner
mention
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All the rich Household Furniture Paintings Satuary elegant
China Ornaments Velvet and Brussels Carpets Gas
liers Silver Plated Ware, Crockery Glassware &C. &C.
contained in the private residence as above
Also win be sold Of Gbers celebrated Pianofortes
octave pearl keys, elegantly carved case with
liam attachment Sale commences at l0M O'Clock Second
house.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A M. MERwIN, AycTIogErR.

Trade saesrooms, No Is Park row
"wednesday Evening, oct TO- at So o'clock
English and French Engravngs-A choice collection of SUI
perane line and meznnt Ems rayngs including many proofs
Also variety OF beautiful Autographs plain and coored &c
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nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER.
j. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FURNITURE.
Being the entire stock of the well known manufacturers
MESSRS. PROPFE GOETZ.
The whole being sold in consequence OF
BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATHEWS
Will sell at auction
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Oct and

nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER.
~ MORTGAGE SALE OF LAMPS GLOBES, CHANDELIERS, DC.
BUTLER, SCHULTZ 4 MATHEWS, will sell at auction OF
Wednesday, October 18TH 1882 at 10 O'Clock the No
25l Pearl street. large quantity of Lamps Globes
Chandeliers &C. Also lot Of unfinished material togethe
with small lot of Office Furniture.
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SALES OF REAL nsTATv,.

nAIRY OR GRASS FARM OF 200 ACRES FOR SALE
~ seven miles fom Hoboken, by macadamized road no
70 KS or stones price $4,000 and easy Apply to the
owner A. POST Is Perry street. Wayerey place
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day at lo O'CLOCK at li6 sixth avenue near Eleventh.
steads and Bedding also the kitchen Goods Stoves Fixtures
Ocoth Sofas Lounge, Shades, Curtains Ornaments
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nELr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MORRIS CoHNERTs EMPLOYMENT INSTITUTE
is conducted correct business principles ana as no
hut cenable clean honest well recommended girls,
Ing German English, French, Irish and Scotch are ad.
ed employ win ind 1t to their interest 70 call al 4
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81 first house of Sd avenue, wanted Immediate
Protestant ok, chambermad, waitress and housemaid
frat class servants for the most desirable country stua
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HELP wANTED-MALNs.

"A experience in first class retail fur business in b
way must be good judge Of goods and bring
regards character and capably Apply to Chas H. al
lar, 40 Maiden lane
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E,OR sALE-THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
stone high soop House and Lot No l02 East Thirty fourtf
street first house east Of Lexington avenue in complete order
and replete with all the modern improvements house 20 by 81
feet built by the for his Terms suit Fo
further particulars apply to JAMES OWENS the premises
to E. H. LUDLOW AGO, IA Pine street.
, 1859-01-13


ST. Louts Jan. 12-The Overland California
Mail. With dates to the 18th nlt.. and with four
through passengers, among whom il J. F. Cur
ts, formerly Ch1et II Police Of San Francisco,
who reports the discovery ol large spring III
the middle Of the Colorado desert, yielding an
abundance Of water.
Both the Apache and Cau1anche Indians
we're committing depredations on the mail sta.
stons, Ia consequence Of which the Government
nnlmals we're obliged to be used to carry the
msit for soule distance.
me Ae1'rans were also suspected Of stealing
mules from the btntlpus.
The passengers sia the Tehuantepec route
tailed to make the connection, in consequence Of
6oastesous weather in the Gulf OF Tehuan,epec.
The mals were put on board Of the Sonora by
Anrf boat
ST. Loc1a, Jan. lc--A Kansas bauditti. nun.
ber1ug avout 4ci men, are IN building Vi Fort
Choteau' ao old trading post They are sud 10
be Aonsgomery's men. and will light The troops
4ent arom Linn md bourbon count,es, unless
Denves'c compromise is complied with.
, 1859-01-13
Later from the Pacific Coast.

NEW Yoyk. l2th.-TAc Cuuard steamship 4a1Ir'
ffom uayrc Dec. 18th, arrived this 1lurning
The steamer Muses. Taylor arrived Ut midnight
from Aspinwal on tue III inst, lrinSing nearly
81, 400 ,A9H iu Treasure aud @ao passengers.
CAL1FonSIA-Markets 1T san Francisco de.
pressed aud quite iuscisc, with heavy hto'ks.
Weather favorable Tor mining operations, hut
receipts VI dust cpulinlr light.
The gold cxp'r's lrom san Francisco for thu
corrrnt year up to the 2olh Dec, we're nearly
<4s ,01D0
George p.nn Johnston, indicted ut San Fran
cisco tor killing Mr. Ferguson III Il dull, has been
acquitted.
baIrisu CoLCnDlA.-D1tcsf from British Co1um
bin are to Drc. 1ltA. Mining Ill Fraser River i
improving, bu; the weather l. very nclemcnt,
nnd provisions urc scarGc and dear.
Grr. Douglass llas authorized levy Of certain
duties III :,onfs imported inlo British Columbia.
Merchandise. is generally cllurged 10 per ccut.. but
Victoria il declared free port. and III duties arr
charged oil goods entered inr Vancouver Is Island
Sorru AAgRlcA.-Aecalitits Irum Ecuador are
to Dec sth. GuayaguiI wa- still blockaded by
Peru, hut INT very vigorously.
Bolivia was suiel, a minister had been sent
to Peru to arlnuge existing difficulties with that
country.
, 1859-01-13
New York Market.

II 1TAlkAfA'I hEK To1L jan H.
F1oC1-DEsand len acttFe but prices upchaueed: ..,.
1900 bhl1 Ut t4S84sk for Super H&4t< e49$a is m Ia
Eta et2te eaao&9,55 for cntnmou to meuiur Frfss
Ne.te1a; market e!oHne quiet cansdIaa .oar il
for kuAll pafcel9 ehotee extra Re ii NJ ap}t md 1
At q to@4lo. Small sales BuckVttst F4op II T. so3
AIS y 100 n. - ~S's~
ostm-w@hes; @ M less dotne rnsket not.th.t.naIne Il
Fety nssa aales esn ba Nnter ssa y a. md 6o9hu
tAf Whte aontaern y aales coo By Chicago irk
a r. 1mSTsd @ ID at Rye cny hela sss!s B.rley
vsT anet md nrn xestern m1ed hsd Il &c in store
b5c Tor etatt: bsa60c for CRnRdaAu.
NHHEr-teAdy: sAes $50 bb1s II &c.
PAov11ors-Pork finer Eor and heavy for prtr1.
eale1 la0 hb1 q tl6 i59le g. for old meas 4l7 ~ 80
for ps5 e. el2 for prime: arg 80 foT ee.1 i0eud
ssad,-ssies &c Sse !, 8 soa1 toEo prime t75@gfes
fos Extra meH sra' s,lss q BeskH n ssSl5 tor
hhas a, a. 6tssS tor shop.dsIs ss1 tor h.nt p:een
corn fed Lad htm-sales l6' bbls At ll4@11H But
ter pltt! good bq4ness II l2&20 far tthto le4 foe
etate salloE ! shade drcnes--sAes s6poJ pouuts at
1o4@Nh
for Port N Platte is for c&yauillA
erocIl-3i Board lover: cloGrE beAvY. Mo- 81 e6K;
II IS lq3 Harlem d.* banda siH; II Crosse rants p;
Pacific Nall 9lk: n. r. @. s5k. Ehe Is: Hudson 81:
Harlem pEe!eCtd St; q. q 62K: Panama lex; Gal 4
Chi Tx: Oh TEX: Chi & 1tqH: Lat ~.
, 1859-01-13

pr1vrcuruc CnDr r.xycx C.I1c,C. =
xat ASn1 A1s rVh1 IL 1nttAhU A*A
TITO fIIISbURGd, NE" YORK. fGIlADR1
L phil, Baltimore Aaa nhlnztoc Cny. vita hut ens
change Pittsburgh asc.11 directly WITH IL
EAlus % The tTeas
q q :: ss::
sey. New York Maryland, Ac
Merchants By t1tlk taa touts, Will hAvt the Adyao
kAke Of Ill the tREsern EaaIket4 additional eo,t
RAkkase checked shroaxh to P:'abuszh
ther baggage checked on tie caa which saayaiaai
checking through 10 III above pointt,
Tra.nlleaye Alch!a4 u southern Dc=ot n fol,cve;
INA -hnrntr. FYnrr~r 6sIv gnnI, .v-s-..d
, 1859-01-13

WEDNESDAY, EvkxNa, jan Il
FREtGHf3-Au ii. Eastern Railways have followed
the !Eiiavc Of the Pittsburgh Chicago and Fort WaJne
Eaway. and reduc:d the freight to New York aud Bait.
more on Fourth Cltss goods follows: PEovidons
New York co.: 10 Philadelphia Ard Baltimore 55c; to
Hoston. e Dressed uoSs to Boston. a rail e14e-ralt
to Philadelphia and thence By steamer Il So to New
York. s14o: to PHILADELPHIA. ass to Baltimore. s1ss
Flour to Boston, slet to New York, u 20; to plAde
pilA and Baltimore 4l.a5.
FLoCI-Morc acslse- Eales today were:-loo brls
"Aurora Spring Extra At u a5 IS brls Elk Eyer" do
1t a: 100 brls ch ace White Winter asa6
WHRAT-rtm. g4les to-day werr:-3oo bu MOL Rcd
1t s0s In stort 4oo bu do 20 bu No. Spring n
oc IN store: 500 bo Standard eprine slc In
bu do Al szc In REJECTED $40 ID store
900 bu new do 1t 6le In sta1s 1000 bu 'Sumpail" In
baKs II &c.
ooRN-Rs&her ease1- Sales today ~cle:--Qo bu
she1ed in bplk II 5ae tracks 500 bu do I. bskc Oh
track; three cass Ear Corn At &C on track
oATs-Qults New ln bat1 &aa4s:: Ola 0s,s SOC sc,
RfE-1n good demaud At toasoc loonA
DARLES-canadian Barley. a1.ao: No !. e5cG,:oc In
store: No. !: +o24ac In store.
n1GnWINEs-soobh bhll sold a. &c.
ALo0HoL-scR Rkal.
PR0F1s10Fs-Ths priet Of the 800 bbls Mes Pork
seld on MonaJ Il S.. Loris delivered here vas els
TO-DAY tie sales loo bbls Mess Pork 1t se On
tic spot; aon cured Shoulders Al 6xc packed; l5ou
cured Sides u t!lc racted.
LARDso bsla primo sod Al 1oHc 100 bbls Co II
TALL0K-rdEc c.t5. eA3ipc; Country ta1low, SKA
| qHc
HlDE3-siead5. With ecoi demand. Green country
fsofen- 7h9tSe: Green saltea and trimmed stasXc;
| Df5 Flint 15a16c.
PELTs-Bu,ebtra Pelt. al;oa al 70 :coonsy, SIC u
| DRESSED aoGB-Msrket vesy dull. aad declined l5@
&c. Bales today were:
uuo.. .vsr..,a. "a ~, :. r,sSs: !.
/ @E
, 1859-01-13
Important from Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The Steamer Tennessee
ia below with dates from tha City Of Mexico, to
the 9Th inst
Gen. EcheagAray pronounced Dec. Goth, at
Arqusta, md declared himself President. but
the movement was not seconded ut tbs capitol.
The troops pronounced in favor Of Gen. RobleB,
and On the 22d he issued call for three dele
gates from each State to form junta-
The pnpulsce and troops had abandoned IN.
loaga, and be had retired to the hpuse of the
English minister.
The Juuta named convened. and on the second
bRllot elected Gen. Mr!snon President, by vose
Of 50, to AZ for Roblta. Gsn. Roblea will remain
in power until the arrival Of Gen. Mirlmon, who
IL expected soon from GnadnnARra with 1000
cavalry.
Dates from Vera Cruz ore TO the 9th inst
The Juarez government Was firm, aud the liber
als had taken Jalapa and Cordova, and were
shout TO attack Orizata.
, 1859-01-13

R. L. TUCKER l. 90.
T1CHANGE BANK - BANKERS AND
~ Dea1e7si il E4thAnxa. corner Of Clark md LAke-sts
Gn,cAEu, Urqia,
~ Oellselons zasds In tbs Nfurat otus "a " =
, 1859-01-13

UHAHIES H. aAm Z GU.
DANKE ERS AND DEALERS IN EX-
- change. 81 Clark street. ChIeaeo
Dea!ess q Negotiable SecuritieA Kuy and ee Pager
sered br Rea Kzate and re special attention 70 tn.
veHnc1ts for Esste1u Pa1tIe1 &p16-t75{ly
cHAxtLs H. H4x =. 3. cHAXsfts. QEo y. WHrf71L-
, 1859-01-13

4 TLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAV
IL isAtIon Conpsay's New York and Galway Line -
Toe nsis deca.taFe feT Nss Yosk u. b TIC
Saturday January ssh l.59 aud The etesru9ap Cta
CAssIAN Capt Jacssor 70 sa't fs:m SeH Yssk ThuEs,
crlve The Roysl Mal4 Prices Of Passaxe -Flrst Cla.s
si eecond -: lh'rd ~: Including ffso uctet: 70
Third Cass naast proFde plate tpl!e fork H. and bed
dina. Passaxe = s. Johns. ft.i Class ~; SECOND.
can EXP ess Cam any 81 Hatson ssee. u BtoAdway.
a1d ther other aavestised Offices in the Interior.
above Offices to btn1 out from Au{ Of the pEtnc
pal cities the lines ot railway In G.eat HEtaa for ~,
OF from galway for 10.
ALTX HOLLAND MausEer.
JAa q FARGO. Office Of American E1prees CO..
No. 70 Dearborn Street. Chlcakot
New York nor. IL lH3, poA tse5 sU
, 1859-01-13
Weather g{ennrf,

" WEpxEspAr. Jan. Il, A. M.-Dubuuue-
cloudy; 81 above.
Huecaslne-Cioudy; wind south.
Roek island-Cloudy; a. aboEe.
Qntuey-tioudy; ~ above.
gteld--Condy; IS abuye.
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, 1859-01-13

Indictment Against Slave Traders IL.
norcd by a Southern Grand Jury.
AuouarA, Ga, jan. IA private dispatch
from Charleston says the cases Of the crew Of
the Ketch Brothers, charged With slave trading,
were taken up in the U. +. District Court To-
day, and that the Grand Jury ignored tho bills
Of indictment against them.
, 1859-01-13
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