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, 1859-06-24

TO EE\T-A Store on I.:,k+->t.,
NJ. ia l.s- fdrs>rr 1},.c. E:ui.Iax htx.v &C.
eui.! ~ caI~s a! tst !'-e>'"rr. l+1 NV ~.
lEMte If IittI / 1
, 1859-06-24

- A very tastily arranged boquet was laid
IN our table yesterday, from the garden of s1r.
;;andcrs Ut Lake View. We understand that Mr.
Sanders has made arrangements TO supply the
public with boqucts ut j. II. Reed i Cos. drug
store, 1l4 Lake street.
, 1859-06-24

New ENGLAND CnCncn Plc-NIc.-TIe Sun
day schools aud congregation of the New Eng
land Church will make an excursion to Evans.
ton tomorrow Saturday. The cars leave the
Milwaukee depot at q o'clock. 4 pleasant time
is anticipated and the public arc invited to at
tend
, 1859-06-24

q Jumpertz has changed his quarter. to
the sunutest side of the jul, and was yesterday
engage din adornins bis cell with liquid wash
said to be death on bedbucS
, 1859-06-24

e IN the Police Court. Yesterday, three wo-
men, named Maria Smith, was fined !4t, Sarah
Clara Knapp was fined 8, for keeping improper
houses. There was quite 4 large number Of
drunken and di>orlerls cases disposed OF. amon:.
whom MAS one Robert Narrows for usin. bad
language to Il lady WAS tiued 8 aud sent to
Eridewe} for ten davs.
, 1859-06-24
39rtss & Criihttttt.
HORACE &:nEELEX AT PIXIES
PEAK.


We publish this morning Horace Grecley's
remarkable statement. referred to bv telegraph,
concerning tic ac,.::l condition Of things, and
the present pEo1uu!:vencsa and c1tcut of tic
Gregory gold tlisY:uxs. III tlic Pixies Peak
country. Or tie authenticity Of the document
VIC have no doubt, since it appears i'll the
focsJ -uount4iM At"5 and the Tines and
Herald OF leayenwortL; and, as VIC learn the
people Of u.e border towns are acting upon it
rs Il satisfactory confirmation Of the late re-
parted discoveries. Mr.: Greeley. and the gen.
tlcmcn who Unite with linn in the statement,
re?::t witt. crtunsla4.:M minutcncss i'll the
Statements that lsavc appeared il onr columns
sinse the discovery Q? the Gregory dissinEs.
AMI add largo. humber Of new facts. The
po!nlcducss and completeness Of this state
lnent, its conde,,sltio: Of facts. and tie prae~
tic:.I good sense a: It's conclusions. mark it rs
sf:. Greeley production.
1.4;s. we take il, >.;tl:s the Pixies Peak
question 1cyoau 4 reasonable doubt. ]. cs-
tahl.>s!es. 50 III: as inans observation en- es-
t.Llisu anything. thai gold exists in paying
;asa's::..S o.: tho .4:;.::n .lols o' tlc Rocky
M,.siltsai,s. witil:: ;.:a eight ten days Jour
ue: from C:.ie;,.,. T!ic in:ll"nce Of lhcse dis
eo.vrts up. tie lutHr" rF the Ne>t can
har,i:y hc computed, E',., We .sl,1ot iorbear
aiding u,:r uwl .s:'rni,4>~ IL 1hnsc u Mr.
Greeley against another insane rush to tho
:.a::lnrols di>tr.c: this se:.sun, Oil tue part u
t!l.'~,> wlso clnry tia; E,li digs.rs t:an live
wi,ou, eating. Tic aiming region, except as it
is supplied from tie Missouri OF New Mexico.
Is US destitute If bread as TIC desert Of Sahara
E;.t;i with tic l!n:;l:si 1.ouHat"n HOW iu tho
MR. severe wi:,tt7 tlockading the roads to
i:.'sa so:rc:s Z. supply, laay bri.i@ great suf:
firing and tcstla:ior u tie Isolated con1n
.si.-~. Thr:" warnings viii not he without
ti.r i:ica,is.s it, to>>: 10 took part il. Tic
fatal ss%Mi'c'i, G:.t i:,,'1til "go.
To our wit!' contemporaries Of the Times
and f.. Chtn> =: ...;v suggest thai tic trans-
FER .i Il lew ...nrs "ril. q; bra:1ls from their
bA.c. uarditr; departments to that If current
utv;S. w':l'l IT,: :n'y,. in journalism Of the
VIZ: :1:h~t inte,rts; and prof: tv :!4eir read
t're,
, 1859-06-24

AcxSow1EpGEME$1s.- and Baldwin,
book aud newspaper sellers, at 80 Michigan A.-
enuc, have placed Us under obligations recently
Of Ill other dealers in tic city. Last night
we were put in possession Of the New York pa-
pers ut ten minutes PAST seven r. H.. and Gin
cinnati papers within i've nlinules alter the arri
va! Of the trai,..
, 1859-06-24

~ In our article on the subject of advertis-
ing y week or so since, We referred to ono par
ticular instance as IN illustration Of our ar=u
nient, and Us there appears to BE- some msun-
derstanding III certain quarters, as to the house
referred to. VIC would state that VIC meant II. H..
Tapren, Of No. l92 Randolph street. whose CO.
recr aud character Us a merchant commands the
admiration Of business men. and whose success
is but the we'll earned reward Of energy, perse-
verance and perfectly fair dealing. ~ well as
liberality in advertising,
, 1859-06-24

EOH SALE.--A very tinv I.i:ht
L er.n iiuIgv. ntu!y rrx IA. 70 ~, 4, >h,.t.a
"nt'e o. 4'r.s" E.t-'usv u AXE, ,srrc: htx ~
w.-uh tuf sae yie.r. nil ~.
, 1859-06-24

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IA THOSE CELEBRATED
ECONOMIST COOKING STOVES
With SAID Ovens, consas:ir OF ha'.lat
4. T. i u. II. MILLERs
1e6sw-iss: et7 STATE st.ett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
FRANCE.

The last pacific article in the Moniieur exercised
little Influence in Paris, being negatived by the
+, glish Ministerial explanations, which were re-
galded unfayorable. The HcraldS Paris cores
pendent says preparations for war are pushed for
Wald with feyelsh rapidly, notwithstanding the
professions tfa Willingness to disarn.
The 7imes's Paris correspondent says there is DO
cessatiOG Of the armaments.
Masses Of troops continue to concentrate at
Lyous.
Anarmy is to be collected on the Rhine frontier,
aud Numerous cavalry regiments have already com
meuccd marching thi her.
A number of regiments Of hussars have been
ordered to proceed by forced marches to the Pied
montese frontiers.
French soldiers on renewable furlOugh are re-
ported to have been called in.
General Random is spoken of as the Major
General of the army on the Piodmontcsc frontiers.
The lst Infantry division Of the army OF Paris
was TO leave Paris for Toulon by railway on tbs
evening Of the 22d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
TIE CONGRESS.

The Paris Moniteur of the 2lss contains tho fol
lowing;
"Epelsrd has made to the other four great
Powers the following propositions
"Fifst: To efoctuate, previous to the Congress,
a general and simultaneous disarmament;
Second: The disarmament 10 De regulated by
a military or civil Commission, Independently OF
Congress, and this Commission to be composed OF
By Con ,nissiouers, one Of whom shall BIZ u Sir-
Giuifn;
Third: A con as The Commission shall have
commenced [ lions, the Congress Shall assem-
be- and proceed to discuss the political question;
and
"fouyfh: That the Representatives of the Italian
States shall be invited Immediately after tho
assembling Of the Congress to take their seats
with the Representatives of the Great Powers
absolutely MS at the Congress Of Labach in 1871.
France, Russia aud Prussia have given their
adhesion 10 the foregoing propositions of England,
but Austria refuses to assent to them.
The French Government, il is said, consented to
tie appointment Of Commission for carrying out
tic disarmament, requiring only that ii be COM
posed Of diplomatic individuals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

Al electoncerng meeting in the City of London
bad reso!Sed to run Lord Stanl-y without his
coD.rut.
Dir Barring declined the r-qu-i.ion # The Lon
don conservatives aud they were casting about for
sb"th,r candidate.
Subscriptions for The !ndiHu seven million Loan
closed on the DIST; five millions bill for At or
above *, the minimum fy,d, leaving tx' millions
to be DISPOSED of: this two millions would not be-
urcd,d for snmc months
Nr Paul M"rPhy, the American chess champion.
was being ie.ed by The l. ndon players. He again
played eight games simultaneously, blndioid, his
sdvrisnries being very kIlilnl men. lie Won two,
ard the other Fix games We're drawn after seven
hour plny. Nr. siorphy was on the ese Of leaving
for America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

The London stick exchange having clos Il on
the 2Ist till The 25tS, the result Of tS, crisis wa.
only partially de'-nped- The news transpirod on
the 2lst, after Change hal officially rlo-ed. ADD
consns were offered without sales at 9ii. being u
decline of Isr ceBt from the highest point of the
day.
At Paris, on the 2cth. the Dourse was pretty
finn, aud the Three-per-Ceuts closed at 6Sf sc.
On tie 2lrt there was great uneasinees, aud a
panic prevailed Prices gave way fully II pcr
cent on the I'D. and the panic continued. /; being
at one time reported that an actual engagement
bad taken place on the bank. Of the Ticino. The
maj ket closed very fat at 6if 9Jc., being fal Of
mole than per cent III two days.
The Pa,rie says that the delay granted to Pied
mont expires on Sunday evening, the oath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

He claims to have arrived 81 q state in which HE
lun sp indis duality has been absorbed IN the Dvn'
~. IL has al.o gained control over the phercn-na
Il tie external word We quote passage from his
wuk
b, The h~lp q OCT hsve Tie east ~ot
u " wrr hss o--u blow Z ahi As
~. und QUIT psf lnha-tt- ou hf ny ~
10. .f-J i.u ti- ~ b1usnk zoe N~'y 49, 49,"
l-.-a The f--h BIRD C-i h@rfr', ~ ~
isith b lv- .ioaL ijaTr me- uT d4 ~ taetn &c
bet ed 20 Z car lrsrrcsy, eoUtvrr. nv ave s
End tie Wind bring and th- h rkt-t-a ~ o.
IBID -. ~i-u ~ ~iud ti,'-s h Dor'h ave ~
d.u II tin CD ca r IA Ire At ri-a
-sh ur-r n--c~c he f's Il from Ne''f 30
'h that hnush -l. snbdu - The e1rl ~ ID = ts- ~
u Geo
1t il re- ported tina; tho Hon. Daniel T.. ckeS re-
tuned 10 ili c:'y Wednesday las; from Washing
ton eh,ir lie h.s been s."urniug since tbs, s'j"nru
ucnt of Congress. TIE SierfHg I'LL RPaoi'eaH
Tin ks that Mr. Sckes ought la have heen converted
O, urder ard believes his acqrlttal l. wing t. the
fact Of lis being political sympsthzer with Jadt
D,uela, This will he news TO Slckles- saoscrlp-
tion II cling in Washington Tor tho purpose OF prs
senting tie Rev. Mr. lIal'y with Bible, in return
fer his services to M Sicki-s dnrin: his trial. Tie
Erearng Pos. seems DESTROYS that Mr. ID snirl +.
Siokiv- should proceed against liz edor tor hbrl,
a. ~ been threeteurj. Last evening The Post SAIL
Thu, tie facts which Dir. Carlisle wa prepare I >
prove If the fer had not been refused in this ciSu-
cosiiLe amer by the Judge, would have more than
sLb-antisted every word said by TIE E"eTlHg Posi-
Of the personal character and conduct OF tue prs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
PROBABLE WURDER.

Abont iNI o'clock lac. night yousg mas NAMED
join joyce, t-ilE by trade, residing al No. ~
Cherry sire,t, euterd the rvom Of an oil 40 nae.
eel Freen an. the h,as-, and i' into -
verssion With her daugb litter Drdg-t. john Il Is 'ssa
Wa DESTROYS Of making Bridget Mrs Joyce. Walls
she ras engaged sb,ut her domestic duties, Joycs
AID Mrs. Freeman fell using, as Is alleged, marsh aad
elusive lsrg uSge toward each other. joyce b-csTs
greatly epug,d, sid tar, atsned TIE Old ~omaa with
violr e. bat regardless of L. threats she continued
abusing him. hen lie rushed uP"u her, and -caia
e,sued. I, is further alleged tina, he abou, "
strike her when Bridget int-rfprr To her
m. theI harmless. Presently Joyce got hs,a
Of large pair Of shears. vita which
lie stabbed Bridget siA times IN the len breast IN
6c,irg WOUNDS that vii pWbab'y cause her death.
Through oce Of the wounds quite large portion u
he lett lur- pro,ruded ani all attempts 10 replace 10
pr, we'd unsvsiling. on the part of DR. Water nae,
MO whose hurds she subsequently c'nc. TIC
shear, with which the stsLs were inflicted are ths
.anv a. those GENERALLY Used 10y ta.lors. Taey hal
been IA, uded but IL such indifferent manner tasa
the 81 Is bad ,plt Spar, forming sort Of npPers a.
the tenn aton of each blade rnd It - -upposri th u
tie ion crg lad been caught in oae Of these. and
II US drawn ut. The muscles had contracted. ron
dcring the replacement ot that portion OF the luag
prosSible.
Up.n the preparation of this deadly assault the
CIV uf murder was raised. Officers Tempeton sud
Wahh If the Fourth Precinct FASTENED To the spot
rrd arpreheuGed Joyce, whom they conveyed to tho
Stated IIuusc, whore he was locked up The uafar-
,ri ate young woman alsn taken To the Po Joe
Ststcn. and her wounds temporarily dressed, amer
which she was removed TO the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
HER ULTIMATUM TO SARDINIA
disarmament or War in three days
'roops Moving Toward Piedmont.

Ia, be American Telegraph Co.'S Lines No q Wals n ~
SACKyiLLE, Thursday, May 5, 1859.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Capt M'liar'
krop, Liverpool at o'clock on tho afternoon vi
Apr % arrived at Halifax at about 10 O'Clock last
hight, but for reasons which will Mt future time
be explained, the Agent Of the Associated Press
hsas compelled TO send the intelligence thence to
tbs place BY horse express.
There was no intelligence Of the Cunard screw
steamer Alps, due at Liverpool from New-York
nher the Niagara sailed
The Canadian screw-stcamer Nova Sco.iap, from
Portland on the 9th of April, was also announced
jst Liverpool.
The screw steamer Kangaroo. from New.York
Nor Liverpool on the 9th of April passed Cork on
Friday, the 22d, and would arrive at Liverpool IN
The evening Of the following day (23d).
The Niagara passed, April %, at 4: 10 p m, off
Poipt Ly nas, steamships Kangaroo aud Alps. from
New-York for Liverpool; 29th, lat As a, long.
81 10. passed bark Rectitude; Stay 2. lat Al, long.
40, passed several large icebergs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
" afkcfs.

CINCINNATI May 5-FLork Gull aud droopn: bossr' are
firm L.; trvtis 100 q fV boA Sutt!tir :. 80
.5a WHisyY -. Provisions unchanged
NV CELt..s Msy 5-COIrOS-Szi-r -dsy 80" Dai-s az
~ >, tLitst! 4 tie SsssTz b. the As0ciai~d
fr,ss Tie c,-,d Gfn. s,efuE EscHAsGA ~ Her'
~. q sne de-. 81 .gLt Discount = pa
pEit.ryiPIi, My 2-FLoUR h-H; sup rnne 80 ..
Nu,.T 40, sic.G -: Etd. 81 6sG4I u. WA;e - 7Ve
s..scy. OLif. &c. ..,
kcl,Lr f-CorTcS easier. bot quotations nom
ina. ,srs t.-,sy Of ga tzie..
S,..,,. Ne, 4-Co1To> 90 improved dsms>i; sses To-
ssy Il sSt tst.. Fines al lAnEed.
Ss,.I,,1o, Ms, --CoTIos unsettled ssi-s today "i
20 Lars
AVCrs1a Ms,4-CoIros in.ctiv-. frice- ''eed,
I.ITIS.sy Nsv 4-FLoUE steady; Hoard .tr--t and
pl;,, - :, HF.T CON setSe ana sds.nced
~ ,y.s- Nt.tw ~ 9s1r. PROVISIONS quiet BACON
f.i1..1 O. Me-. rokE 81. WHISKY hru-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
ppIrSSIA


II was stated that the Mission TO Berlin of the
Archdukc Albrecht Of Austria had been most com
plctely successful, he having signed military Con-
vention with Prussia, by which the latter engages
10 send TO the Rhine an army of % 900 men, under
the personal command of the Prince Regent. If
tie negotiations for peace fail this force will BIZ
increased by the contingent Of Bavaria, $4,000
strong and the 9Th Federal army corps of 10000
while other contingents viii be held ready TO
march.
Tie newspapers in Prussia, it is said, have been
requested not to publish anything connected with
the preparations for war or the movements of tn,
troops.
A Berlin dispatch of the 2lst, says the semi
official Prussian Gazette publishes an article which
states that the assembling of the Congress is be-
coming more aud more doubtful and that the state
If affairs having assumed most serious aspect, II
induces the Prussiau Government 10 think that 1t
is a proper time 10 make proposals to the Federal
Diet for the purpose of taking general measures
for IFS own interest and safety. The Government
has preceded these proposals by ordering three
corps deraes seventy thousand strong to be placed
On Il war footing. These measures are merely Ut i
defensive character, and without any aggressive
intention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
4 DESCENT UPus CUBA BIZ 81 FiLLIBUsTEaS.
Their Boats 6wamped-A Retreat to Hayh
NEw.ORLEAss, Thursday, May s, 1859

By the Quaker Cty's mails we have Intelligence
fem rort-au-'riuce to April Is. The brig African
frum New-Yoik arrived there On the 18th with 81
thhusiers, go guns. and other munitions of war,
ayIue failed TO land item ut Naevas ,irandes. Cuba.
Tie attempt Wa made the 7th ult. but the boat.
were ,wsii ped and the munitions i'll them lost. The
African received g. t1H in advance for the servioo.
TIE SpaIish Cou.ul in Hsy,i had notified Gen.
Cc1cba, Who dpafched q war-steamer to capture
them. Nothing had been heard vi the other 6llibus-
tor vessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
AUSTRIA.

The Austrian Southern Railway was retained
for the exclusive service Of the Government, and
troops and ammunition were being constantly coa-
yeyed over it.
The danger Of war wss considered 80 imminent
At Frankfort that the Fede 81 Diet which had been
holding secret sessions had resolved not to adjourn
ior tie E1ster no days.
7, remarked that the Austrians had entered
Ike Duchics of Tuscany, Farms and Modena
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
q .sfe
Ma an

C.J I-rar---- -
IGt-l Ci.y CcG--issioGef -.-.......--'.''V
I'll, Doilai Texas Herald put up the name o!
Jehr H. Reagan for reelection TO Congress.
Gen jas b. Gsrienhire, il communication IN the
81. yesepA Mo- Gs:s.e, Pro-sisrery journal,
contradict. il. statement tLst " Black Republican
ian was cru.he ont e, Tie unicipal election
IN J.C.r.ou City. Gen. Gsri.nhre further aids
R.rutlicAn ,,ntir,s liz rapidly taxing pea
-v..lop oi the public mind and AR sooner than your
partisan ASSOCIATION. will allow YOU 70 admit will
control the policy Of the State ard when they shall
- de,,iny will excite the lsGiab.e enthusiasm OF
every good mar II IT, because miais'ering to J-ss
pride, and Increasing beyond al present eoHcePl"n'
the null Piled b!essilg z, OF human life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
SARDINIA

The Turin correspondent, If The TINES says that
CONT Csyour must fall if war is not declared, and
such an even, would probably be the signal for In
surrecton in various parts of Italy, aud perhaps
serious disturbances IN Piedmont. where ~, kV
Italian volunteers confidently avail! hostilities.
The Sandman steamers on the Lago MaggiOre
With single exception, had ceased running and
been placed at the disposal OF he Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

TEX srcoSD WAED scHooi--Puoi1c primary
School No "a, lately Established n the Second Ani
va. formally opened yesterday in the basement o
,bs John ,treet Methodist Church large Bamoe
Of visitors were present. Addresses we're delivered
nv Mr. Watson and other members OF the Dcafd VI
Education and BY Mr. J. J. Beck Of iAl'ciy 1ni MI
lane. T. DAVIS Ct Troy. Though 90 recently e'-
.bl.hed the average sttebdsrcs Of 'hoIsr' exceeds
H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
ITALY.

The King OF Naples still survived.
Naples admits corn into Sicily for two months
from March 81.
The Government Of Rome il said "a have seut
round private circular 10 The Bishops urging
Them 10 collect men for two lesions OF PcntihcAi
troops. The attempt was unsuccessful, no'wits-
standing large bouut? was offered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
IsuGCnyerp.

M Chts htprsn. M McNsb. Mrs Il Crosby inf,n. and
NJ; LIMITS IA cfasns 'fd raf S:p ht.G. T.
! LriG,u Dsni,l.. Au,i, DE- P,yser Brown, KING Jphn
S,luu sk J. Mcinnss II. Eagr ana. HJlnes T. r. Harms
q a Wott, T. McWil!tu-s lie Banocs aid ,rJtlef.
Wu II, ,b George Held M-..r. Hraei,nrirnrr BonhJ'n
Fnrk jim Ga,trr II. Ga,tr. Mr. RyH~, NJ HaTe Capt.
II T. B-yly L, BIN H.f-h Price Nr All
Mn. s koEs Mn. T. r. Byt sui ufut, Mrs. Margaret Nil
h. Hi.s Esgs, CAPT. sEd Mn. J. Graham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

bsrressiuen's and tie new customs tariff menoPc-
liz, d attention. Ga ,obecrc, duty Of ~ per cens
tsd been imposed. where none existed before.
The duty on corn. cotton. thread. yarn. &c. lid
been rsistd from ) TO per cent. That on metals
aud cotton Sui 9a.l-n manufactures had been
ras.d from S TO 10 per cent. Tie duty on grain
tld Indigo had been doubled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

tn. Tin and Stakeholder held a meeting at Mill
.s,y Hall. No. ls3 Dowery, and ELECTED ofhosrs.
Owen Collins We. cbo-sD ~ Pre-d'nt; anirov
Brady. Vice President; john Hayes Secretary, aud
lanes McGuife, Treasurer. IL va pT"p~eI soi
agreed 10 establish Union shop, Tor the employment
Z men bers who are oct q wv'k. surIetiiae IN the
c.uf-e Il the pre-sn; year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
TURKEY.

The appr-hensons of var had aroused fcars OF
instructions in Turkey.
Adyiees from Besssrabis confirm The reported
Russian srmaments there. and there are reports OF
the intended assembling of lC 80 Ru IN that
province
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

Cu,Rsy % FoRsyrr.-Henry stone ouse, fDrTnsriy
+ H.. employ of Mr.. Trow Of broadway, was A..
rr.t.i lat night, charged Wit forRery. IL alleged
H. H~Dg, in D-e~"'b-r l.'i, forged the name u
EG.r GRAHAM Il Co. 20 q check tyr 81 on the Baak
# tie R.psbilo. With TIL, SUN AMI other money
lat be obtsin-d By f:sadul@ot means, Of hi. en-
pivyer he f-d h. city sud vent ~ C.nats, where
he remained until recently. lie sss found playing
card. at 8 saloon called the Grapes" 10 Howard
,trret and removed 10 the Ststion-IIouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
md

The Bombay mail of March - hsd reached
England. but there was little in!e7e,. TO add 10
the kilograms already received. The financial en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

Tire -eam fre-er CINE John G.. Storm, al The trial NJ
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Greenwood of arkAnsa., Commissioner Oh indsn
Cb.re. W. Charlton, Pos,nnsster o. kro1vHle,
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