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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-28

PARIS SOFT HATS.-A choice supply received
by e sesuers expressly order foT retail sales.
W ' LEARY Co.,
Nos. s. 4 and Aston House, Broadway
The SPRING STYLE of HATS, for Gentl-mens
uesr-Pco 80 warranted superior TO offered IL
Brosdway for %. Cab and judge for yourselves.
~N' ~ EsPENsCHEID.
Manuh,n tn rer Of Gents Hats, No. liz Nasssu-st
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08
RIVER NEWS, &c.

G7gs The U. S. Mail packet Fortune, Capt. David B. Price, passed up Tuesday morning and returned yesterday morning. Her clerk
 Gg The U. S. Mail packet Medora, Captain James Timms, is due this morning, bound for Jacksonport and Batosylle. She will be down on Monday, bound for Napoleon. Capt. w.. Globes, her clork, has our thanks for river favors.
 GeF The Sam. Hale, Capt. c. W. Coles, passed up Tuesday morning, with full freight, from Cincinnati The Hale has been thoroughly repaired throughout, and is now one of the neatest steamers aaoat She will resume her place in the Mail Line next week.
 fB- The Memphis packet Evansville, Capt. A. Baird passed up last Sunday night bound for Jacksonport, and West Point and Searcy Landing. c. D. Taylor. her clerk, has our thanks for late papers. The Evansville passed down Tuesday evening bound for Memphis. She will leave Memphis again next Tuesday evening, and will be due here next Thursday afternoon.
 Rcy. The Return, Capt. Riley Jones, passed up Monday evening, bound for Augusta. West Point and .searcy Landing, and returned on Wednesday morning. The Return leaves Memphis tomorrow evening, and is due here Monday afternoon. Jim Booker, as usual, furnished us with files of late papers.
 G5g- The Memphis, Napoleon & Jackson- port regular weekly packet, Wm. H. Langley, Capt J. J. Norman, passed up Wednesday afternoon. This craft has, also, been thor oughy re-ftted, and looks "as neat as new pin.o B. W. Payne, her clerk, furnished us with late Memphis and New Orleans papers. The Langley is due from above this evening bound for Memphis.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08
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HEwsoN ON LEvEEs. The ScIentific American devotes column and half to a commendaiory review of Hewsoa's new book on the Principles and Practice ol River Embankments." Il says:
 The method of constructing river em- bankments is ably treated by Mir. Hcwson. He urges the utmost care upon all en- gagged in this branch ofengneering, in the erection of good foundations and solid em- bankments in the first place, which is cer- tainly very important. Our object IS 10 direct attention to he benefits which may be secured by Ievees in cerlail situations. and to the engineering science and practice connected with i;.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08
From washingtOn-Nicaragua Affairs

WAsHrNsToN, April 2.-The non-ar- rival of the British naval frigale, having on board Lord Lyons, the new British minister to this country, exciles great fears for her safety.
 The Nicaraguan Transit treaty has been ratified with an additional article, 10 the effect that Nicaragua has surrendered none of her rights over the Mosquito coast. The Mosquito treaties were still pending.
 The Cass, ,Yrissari treaty has not yet been acted on. If it appears that Minis ter Ousely has transcended or violated his instructions, England will be formally re- quested to disavow his acts. It is also probable that if Nicaragua ratihes all the British treaties and rejects ours, Lamar will withdraw and Jerez be rendered his passports.
 1t is reported that our vessels will be concentrated at tie most exposed points, for the protection of persons and property of American citizens.
 Minister Bowlin writes hopefully of be- ing able to make satisfactory arrange ment in the Paraguay expedition.
 Fire in New Orleans.
 NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-The Plan- ter's Cotton Press with 5000 bales of. cot ton was burnedt this morning. Loss $300,- 900. Well insured
 FRAUD AGAINST GOVERNMENT.
 NEW YoRK, April 2.-J. Churchill Woods was yesterday arrested and held to bail in the sum of Sl0,000 for frauds against the Government, with disburse- ments on behalf of the wagon road be- tween Fl Paso and Fort Yuma.
 FROM KANSAS.
 LEAvENwoRrH, April 2.-A dispatch says that information has been received from Washington that the Governmen design placing several companies of cav airy along the route to Denver City to protect emigrants.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08
New Orleans Market.


 Sales of cotton to-day 800 bales. Quota, tions are nominal, marketis entirely unsettled owing to the New Orleans Picayune having l n it report that President Buchanan had re- ceived dispatches from Europe saying that hostiiities had already commenced. Sales were effected at 11a@12c. Sales of the we elk 3. TOO bales. Receipts last week 25.50o against i5 800 bales last year. Exports 6, 300 bales. Total exports ,250, 900 bales. Receipts ahead of last year 204,30O bales. Receipts at all southern ports ahead of last year 70l, ,50o bales. Sugar dull at 6lc. Coffee steady at 11Ic. sales of the week 3,70O bags; imports } ,250 bags stock in New Orleans 2o,oVo oaSs' against 1850 last year.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08
Administrators Sale ]!

yHHE undersigned, Administrator of the
 estate of N. Potter, dec'd, will on Mon- day the 23d day of May next, offer at public sale. to the highest bidder at the Court Honst door. in the town of Brownsville, Prairie county, Arkansas, the following described lands, belonging to said estates viz:
 IE PRA1RIE CoUwTy.-S ] Gf N r l Sec 31. T4R4 W, 80 acres; N w Frl Eart N " l. Sec ,. Lot No. 1 of N Fl. Sec $, Is2 N, R 1 West 56 4l-f00 acres; N F Frl See 3, " Fri of N w Frl l, Sec g, T N, W. so acres N E Frl of N E Frl 1 Sec s, 3, 4, 74 5S
 TN ST. FRAxcfs CoUNTY.-W N " Set 10. TAN. R2E. SENW Sec 10, TAN, } E, SEE ! Sec I, TAN, R , E, 2S0 acres.
 apr i-4t. JOHN JACKSON, Adm'r.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

CENTRAL FERRY OVER WHITE RIVER, AT
 DEs ARc.-We learn that petitions to the County Courts of Prairie and Jackson coun- tles-praying for the establishment of new ferry opposite Des Arc-and signed by near three hundred persons are in circulation. Win, H Harvey, Esq, owns land on the west bank of White river, and claims under the statutes of the State, that he is entitled to the privile- ges for which the petitioners pray. The peo- pe residing east of White river, together with etzens of Des Arc and vicinity, have signed this petition and strenuousy contend that an oher ferry is much needed at our town. We have but one opinion, and that that the pray CT of the petitioners should be granted. We are for the publc good, especially where indi- ysdual enteFprise--under the laws-will &C., conplish that end
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

DR' SLEDGE's NERVOUS ToNrc has now be e0'ne one of the standing remedies for Chills sap Fever; as all who use it speak in the AsaeSt terms of the powerful effect it has in s'l'loling disease, marked by periodcity- sap 10 those convalescing from attacks of fe- VI It has no superior.
 a ne HoARHoUND PEcroRAL is conceded by M VI oe the best preparation ever before intro- n A'u TOT colds, coughs, croup and consump- N ; ana should be in the hands of every fami- z, as children take it with impunity.
 S pee advertisement. [may81
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

TRADING, spEcULAr1NG, &c.--Never have '. known such desire to possess property
 n and around Des Arc, as has been exhiDlted recepty. We hear daily of heavy trades III I.nds. town lots, &c To keep up with tue ISae of emigration to this section has oecohie .t of the question. Daily we meet huhoeis ; as strange faces--most of them Tn seafch oi .,o6table investments, or locating Tn our nuaast The demand for dwellings and busl- D,,, houses has outstripped the utmost exer- ,,ons of our mechanics, and to-day twenty-five honses could be rented promptly if they could <, had, at high rents. On every hand new hndinps are being erected, and spring up as it were by magic. searceis foundation iald'
 l, tbs tenement is secured either for resi- asnce or business ho SC. The course or our toyn is upward and onward. Let those who ao,bt our statement come and see for them
 selyes.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

i. 1LGAL TENDER.-The National Intel msn, suOsr f says the Law regulating the pay foloa' & o' ueots with coin, provides that the
 O"'ng com be legal tender: yaloo. All gold coin at their respective
 D'sl , r, Tor debts of any amount. a,,ho; me hall dollar, dime and half dime aroona.I net respective values, for debts of any
 Vu1I s T, under five dollars. amOnn, lutee cent pieces for debts of any
 01, d p.. under thirty cents; and of Con9 'ne law passed at the late session for any e.sss' oa We may add, one-ceut pieces
 amount under ten cents.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

ey Messrs. J A. Firth & Co.,, are in re- ;eipt of their Spring and Summer stock of Goods. Their advertisement in our columns Is an evidence of their desire to have the fact Publicly known" Their stock has been ppperly selected, especially their Hats. Just Iake peep at" OUR HAr''-presented us by Ih firm. Merchants who remember the edi- Ior and "give unto the needy" are certainly dsserYnr of patrnnage
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

- Col. Albert Pike is about to depart on tour of business and pleasure, it is said, among the Indians tribes of the West. He will be accompanied by few gentlemen who know the ways of the red man. The excur- sion will occupy some two or three months.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

ES' Levin Harrison, is in receipt of his Sprng and Summer Goods. We noticed some 00 boxes at the landing for him, a few days smce, which comprised portion of his stock. hs Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Ge., have been purchased at the most reason sele rates therefore, he offers the VERY REST oargains to dealers. That fine linen summer coat c MT. H. presented us, will be worn tc eaPrch, the first fair Sunday, and he has" : Isv more of the same sort left,' which he VII give away on reasonable terms.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

cr If yon wish pair of fine Boots' or e,os,. o or wish to purchase French calf-sklns, |. sather, Oak-Tanned Sole Leather, and rinJinrs of every description, call at o'BRiEN ! Ho1T,s, sign of the "Big Boot" on Buena v;.t, street. See their advertisement Tn our
 H,mn. [mar 25-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

ans of Ns,s v ERAGE,-The Black -Republi-
 on to so New s,' York have again passed resolu- llnegroos'a amend the Constitution as to allow "a Vote oe 'o % vote. It passed the Assembly an bimsnIso oS to 2i. One member, said to usbt to 'SeT Ss Democrat. voted for it. He es Ona n bSieked out of the party he disgra- sknd to republican, Mr. Meeks. of Long ts ,o nls honor be it said,s voted against
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

'0SvIcTED.-David s. Lewis, who mur- ased his father-in-law, Bowler, near Searcy. nl't' county, about year since, was tried at s''esvllle, recently, and found guilty of mur- qer in the first degree.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

CYN J. x D. JoBE's stock of Spring and oalnmer Goods, one door east of Washer & nushan's establishment, are now open and ieaay Tor the inspection of all those who *sh anything in the Dry Goods line. They "'Sn their stock examined before purchases s'e made elsewhere. Call and see them.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

HEAVY PURCHASE. = Our townsmen M.ssrs. Firth & yaden, have purchased the Erwin Ferry and four hundred acres of land ennnected therewlth.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

ey3' c. & J. McLaren S5Co., have just re- csived their Spring & Summer supply of GoOis, and like '' faithful sentinels'' have an- n0unced the fact through our columns. Geo. McLaren, Esq, the senior member of the finn, made the purchases, which is" all s.fi- esnf evidence that the market has been fur nished with just the articles it needs.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS AVALANCHE OFFICE, 4 dO=n

Monday April T, I85y. } CorroN-There was no perceptible change in the market on Saturday as compared with the transactions of the previous day. me sales comprising about 659 bales at previous n,,ntn tinns
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08
Are station-Msthodist Episcopal pS' N Church South.

r,uy F. CARR, Preacher in Charge,
 nvime service will be held at Watn sha '9d od thpe every sunday morning sxcePts Sunday ,r T.. .ht
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

BENJAMIN WASHER. -,.. ..... II. P. VAUGHAN,
 WASHER & VAUGHAN. Dry c Q Q q s M Merchants, COR BUgr1A VISTA g. sswooORUFF SITS DIES ARC, PRAIRIE CO.,, ARKANSAS. kJ of Goods, will sell positively at Cost for Cash.
 0gy- We have many desirable Goods.
 GcS% Those who do not come forward in ten days and pay us, we will sue immediately. We mean this for all, no exceptions at all.
 mar18-tf. WASHER & VAUGHAN.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

szy- Extra copies of the CITrzEN,'
 EsG G.Dts each, or Fifty Cents per dozen'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08
&I45 Lost

T OST by the undersigned on Wednes- ! l day evening, 18th inst, somewhere be- tween T. F. Greer's Livery Stable, in Des Are, and the residence of Win. c. Carr, five miles west of Des Arc, on the main road to Hickory Plain. the above sum of money, in coin, to wit: $20 gold pieces, $l0 gold pieces, S5 gold piece The money was in a pocket-bool1, and in riding it joted through the leather and was thereby lost-doubtless a single piece at time.
 will pay reasonable reward for the re- covery of the whole, or part of said money
 mar %, '59-1m R. M. KING.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

flcelue monfhs.
 A LSO, several Stores and small dwellings; A large Warehouse at the Steamboat Landing and Ferry will be rentedto the high est bidder, until the 25th December next.
 White river is now in fine boating order steambots running to Buffalo City, and will continue, according to past history, at least until the middle of July.
 Itis unnecessary for the proprietor to say anything in praise of Buffalo City The fact of it's meeting with such continued bitter op- position from other points and places, is some proof, at least, that it is THE PLACE, THE POINT for city, in fact. Go see the site, and the extensive country and rapid Improvements; yiewthe Buffalo Shoals, examine the maps of the country, enquire of old citizens. Pay no attention to those who are actnated by self interest, or dislike to see others prosper, and you will surely be convinced that Buffalo City, at the foot of the Buffalo Shoals, on Upper White river, in Arkansas, is destined to be, in reality, what it is by name.
 Persons desiring to purchase Lots, at pri- vate sale, can do so by applying to E B. TuS- STALL, Agent at Buffalo City, or the under signed at Dcs Arc, Arkansas; either of whom have magnificent maps of the city.
 JOHN H. QUISENBERRY. feba5ts.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08
A New Contribution to Science. The Great Grand Discovery,
 R. R. Is.
R..
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS

RADW AY ; REGULAIlNG plLLS. Dr. Radway $ Co.,, have recently discover- ed method for extracting from roots, herbs, plants and gums, nntriiious extract of such wonderful nourishing power = which they have combined with Railways Regulating Pils-that six of these Pills will supply the blood with the same amount of nutrition as one ounce of ordinary bread; so that, while the system is undergoing thorough physicing, and regulating process, it daily becomes strengthened.
 Persons afflicted with Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Heart Diseases, Fullness of Blood and all Females who are subject to lrregulari- ties, Hysteria, &c., are particularly recom- mended to use these Pills. They are pleasant to take-elegantly coated with gum-free from taste, and will not gripe, sicizen or weak en the system, or leave the bowels coStiye. Mothers nursing should likewise take one or TWO of these Pills once or twice per week. They will not only keep your system healthy and regular, but will protect your infants against cramp and pains in the stomach, and insure not only healthy child, but will n- vest every child, thus suckled, with sweet disposition.
 RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS Regulate each and every organ of the system, and correct all derangement of the Liver, Bowels, Stomach, Heart and Kidneys.
 THEY CURE
 Costiveness, Indigestion,
 Heart Burn, Dyspepsia,
 Billiousness, Constipation,
 Dropsy, Head ache,
 Papitation Congestion.
 of the Heart, &c., &c,, &c.
 They are entirely vegetable and harmless; an infant at the breast can take them with safety, and persons who are subject to fits of Apoplexy, Epheptic. Heart Diseases, &c., should always keep box on hand.
 Price g cents. Ask for Railways Regula- tors, or Regulating Pills. [2J OAsA ACRES good up Land 24 miles N~UU from Des Are, for sale on liberal terms. DALRYMpLE & WILLIAMS.
 march1S,tf.
 THOMAS, BROTHER .e SON,
 HICKORY PLAIN, PRAIRIE COUNTY,
 ARKA NSAS,
 ARE IN RECEIPT OF THEIR New, Splendid and Fashionable Stock ol
 SPRING AND SUMMER
 EDEgX' GGDDE8&!! A ND respectfully announce to the citizens 4 "A Ol IllEkO4i idih anu ftIiiiiNls Sh0S cA| J are determined to offer rare inducements tc those wishing to buy goods cheap. Onr stock is we'll selected, and bought at the very low est figures. Consisting of Cloths, Gassimers Yestings, Satinetts, Cassinetts, Tweeds. Cot tonades, Linens, Linen DncIs, Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes, Qaeensware, Hardware. | Cutlery, &c.
 We especially invite the attention of Ladies to our large stock of Dress-goods. Such as Silks, black andfancy; Berages, Lawns, Ging- hams, Organdies, Painted Jaconets and Mus lins: Challies. de Berages, Silk Tissues, Ho siery Gloves, Bonnets, Shawls, Nantes, &c Also, heavy stock of Ready Made Clothing
 We are determined to sell goods at the very | lowest rates, as our motto is quick sales anc small profits. Those wishing to purchase can rest assured that they will give unusua good bargains. Come and see us, as we takt pleasure in showing goods, whether We sell oi I not. [mar 25-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

House Keepers Attention. XNTE E have now in Store a large assortment w of " Cooking and Heating Stoves,'' completely trimmed, for sale low. Call and examine.
 feb1S1 A, STEWART & BROS.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

9An ACRES good up Land 24 miles f|VO from Des Are. for sale on liberal terms. DALRYMPLE & WILLIAMS.
 march18,tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08
Window Glass and Sash.

OBY10; 10by12; 10by14; 10by16 10by1s O 1oby2o; l2by1S and 12by2o. Alarge sup ply, for sale by
 febls1 A. STEW ART & BROS.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

They are entirely vegetable and harmless; an infant at the breast can take them with safety, and persons who are subject to fits of Apoplexy, Epleptic. Heart Diseases, &e., should always keep box on hand.
 Price g cents. Ask for Railways Regula- tors, or Regulating Pills. I2J
Des Arc citizen., 1859-04-08

EE THOUSAND fbs. assorted Iron for sale; c)s| ALso-- German, Cast, English and A merican Steel; Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Screw Plates. and general assortment of Tools, by
 feb1s1 A. STEWART & BROS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

,rshs ssvsnc. from & bw.s pir: rescsed fas nprveoen.
s,,u.d ., scarcely sined eri he w-sins
rusr, ID. eo.e Saturday evening ss .i'nsas :. 80,
~ vlprDss. n, part n bold-rs - aye up .se ve
snr M, th o Jg Soesy air sdy La,s-1 Which sefe
in on~eueSoe pressed upn ths rarfef Wpilr ths reeP
90, A. .. tays h!len sbs, blow N. AZ I
the past v wis should 20 b rsp-s-d Tat fss se
nv merely wh.. their trade, slways snal $, ri ~as1
setusn require, demand referred 70 boz having eer ~
81 s. - orf,r~ l,d duripg NJ s'e hEh po~s IHe
- .goos, 70 oue bbl. A6i iS closing a. he aer
pne~ Sick a. bbs
80 on . ,po rrevsu,s operations OF any m'saiisde snl
.tt.ou,b hear of or too small a nons nes
en ons.r ot.ervson worth v- do DO
Co.nos Roas-The inactivity lately menaoced With reiei
.nes % ,h . m elnnues and the msrse. Be quoted
an r .s~. reported uad-rstosd 70 b. ~ ooaD-n Sn
si,, mad time sine- sni rIPor,es are a
,.nsy esutioa. AID T-uc buyers The asdi1n gsd ar
=, lsSr quoted ard ~h ow .ae IHee SENS " p
fru.r f.r hodes Of hne Eo-iu With l-s ds-
rsp b, pSs ,sl-. There ho@-v.r m qnotabl- din r>
- c~. A1,onr TIE sales on oonnon, 81 s0d szi
7oS DO No l. At s3ds4; lcco so hoe, q; sids4 75 "h
qosiiiy. . .La.. .-,. nd, -. l.a ",
n. vim, occurred oons-quen, The sk .nc r-ceiFs
are hsh, eu byers keep f usual eurns ne warm sessn
Prices unrhaI ted. -. 5, E. ., -. . .;.s.
.sv.A N.a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
s1arkets-Reporsed be- Telegraph.

BvyrALo. July p m -FLous-Densnd far and m,,.ss
steady sses eco bba S5d 25 of iasis; t5S4
81 IS Wisor.in; 30 80 IS for hchHs1
lndianf AID Ohio; SO g. 81 Is double WsEAE "A
moderate milling inquiry market unchanged -s 300 sIse
in raii tots al % 10 for standard Chiesxo Sprins Ssa
81 " tor r-d winter ~.sern CokS e-ed hruer; sales "a
bush all Uppt Lake &c. for hot 7+c sound al sD1
1ic. icr aKto ire beard. OaIS-P.rtes s2Ar- sls
BARLLY dali aDd norina ee. RyE-Sses bash 81 o.
WHIsSS 1al at Pc CANAL FEEI6HTs Firm stc "a
Corn. g.. " heat, and s.. Floor Ne~-York LAKE
IsPoETlS 80 bbs Flour 60 bush. Whes: - bu.h Cra
SO bush Barley. CANAL ExPoKTs-l0 bbs FlOur, H. SO
bah. Wk.s:, 70. 40 busE- Corn, 10 900 bush. Oas
C.wEGo, Jaly SO m.-FLoVE seedy. wi,n moderate
10. hae and trade. WHEAT IL better DE-
r,.ns; sales Of l0eo slsh Milwaukee Cub snd Red wzsr
snois on private CoKS without -seria change sAls
of bh ihoo,s Winter &c. Canal FREIGHrs nsmiasy
2sc Flssr 1c- Wheat and sc Corr % EewYork-
RscEFrs BY Lake anin p-rsu: sAIPPrD b. Canal bGss
Whest-
AIEAsY, J.ly g. p n.-.Loys Less dong; priess
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

~ Beef EIfrs sno ftrt qnanfv ino"'~ ni1s - ~
best f4;, sall ed Oxen
sesosd qoah,, melodies the hsss rt ed otn ise ~ aaA
cd Cosa and X. bs, thrrycaT old s,ee Wdinay sn<e
al Rui. ard, ,bs reiose u a.
ss,sp-EItra includes Cosse;s and when thee o. nsz1
ousii,y sr- 'ho~n out -, -,
Their ser. cars the Essten Railroad zov~ II
poon aus Lowell. p the siichbarE'E of -e ovw
- s,f hrrr from Albany and IS srom sebenso.s1y
Ryx.skS-Tbe arrivals of s;ssk were small oa, ousesu
49,. .op,i-d tb.rn.yes ~ith arse s;oot lat Seeh e.s
. se -. bat sooo-cded ouy the ees, estos, ~
,,,s h be eleaoed out buI ~e may e1prc, Are s1spT
r.,, x--k e-ae- r-<aphi1s ne stAoe IN. As,s<
krs 20 Ah,py and Bufao. ie-P about tee eine -
S.l-. tried sdysnoe bot there we're % 'e~ s"yes
thsy did 10. suoceed