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Importer sn and 4earcrLruaAL IxrLESEsrS' iIs-a
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A. u-,rv Robinson, wholesale VII " n,e Rnor, - ~ A.
TO NJ % NJ l. under the Auction i1o'u a.
Merchant snesoneer, nearly opposite the custom
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Chiidren'

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,osGrE1Lov's FORTHCOMING BOOK o' roA
NJ. ye ehiIdren
n,ar VOC st your play
--,...ions that perplexed me
:. r,ui.hei quite away.
- the eastern windo"s'
| ,,os towards the sun,
.,,,,br. are singing swallows
,,s brooks Of morning run
hart. are the birds aud the sunshine,
~ .,h,,zsts the brookIets flow,
Inc i the wind Of Autumn
,hs frst fall Of the snow
-, xOuli the world be to Us
a. ,h;Iiren were nc nore'
- 5read the desert behind us
: han the dark before
y. lsaves are to the forest
;.h Hghi and air for iood'
- sweet and tender juices
:. Aa.n hardened into wood
IN the world are ehiidreh'
,o,yh these it feels the gio"
brivhtsr and SUMMER eiiiiA'e
- caches the trunks below
b. to me, We children;
4 whisper in NY ear
the biris and the winds are singing
| vs1- sunny atmosphere
x,., are all our eontrivings,
= he wisdom Of our books,
.,,,u,red with your caresses-
!. ,be gladness Of yoar looks
5s,,er than al the ballads
I =, sr.r <ere sung or said
" ar living poems
IL ass rs: are dead
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3usinfss Garas.

CHAs. BREWER, I'd,
Agent for the BREWER PLANTATION Honolulu 1l9-t
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TO LET.
Ia ALL THOSE WELL ENCLOSED PRE-
III misses heretofore occupied by g. W. Macy private
residence, adjoining Mr. Montgomerys garden, Smith
Bridge and eight minutes walk of the wharf The houses
large pario with splendid view of Nuuanu Valley,
dining good bed pantry cook house and WELL
garden well stocked with fruit the situation is
COOL picturesque family it a
desirable residence. Inquire of JOHN MONTGOMERY.
1l7-n Merchant street.
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HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, JANUARY l5- 1859.
storfs, ameIIinas, &t., to get.
FOR SALE OR TO LET,

FOR SALE OR TO LET,
"a THAT LARGE AND COMMODI.~N
e:: DWELLING HOUSE ON Kukr street, now ~
e1M occupied by the undersigned. *
The nearly new, the convenient
houses in Honolulu, and contains
Parlor. % feet by % feet.
Dining Room, IA by % feet.
Five Sleeping Rooms,
Dressing Room, Pantry, Store Room,
Bath ROOM s. rvants Room,
Carriage House,
And supplied with from the Government Pipes.
The IS frontage with depth about 500
contains variety of Shade and Ornamental Trees
For particulars, ETC.. apply to A. L. EVERETT,
Honolulu, Nov. D. 1885, 1o6-d
TO LET.
o. THE COTTAGE AND PREMISES IN
. Nuuanu Valley the School and Nunan
E lately occupied by Mr. Smthes. The is in good
repair and supplied with the Government Works.
Rent low. For particulars apply to
12S-tf W. +. LADD.
TO LET.
- THE GRENIER PREMISE ON NUC.
ID street. opposite Merchant street. consisting of TWO
E4 STORES, with fixtures. etc. Apply to
126-n A. p. EVERETT
TO LET.
IA THE FOLLOWING ROOMS AND OF.
e.:1 FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING, corner
GA4 Kaahumanu and Queen streets, viz:
The second floor occupied by D. c. Waterman CO.
The third floor Office Of Messrs c. A. ii. f. Poor
The office oor directly Savings
The Cellar of the above building capable of storage 1900
barrels.
Possession given Immediately. Terms moderate. Apply
119-n CHAS. BREW Err, %.
The Shasta courier., 1859-10-15

The HEsPERIAN.-This elegaut and admirably
conducted California Magazine, for October is
now before US. As usual, its pages are filled
with choice articles. We again, for the dozenth
time, warmly recommend it to the attention of
our readers, especially lady portion.
The Shasta courier., 1859-10-15
Shsata Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

SHASTA, Oct. Is, 1859.
The Shasta courier., 1859-10-15

SEWING MAgHTNEs.-There has for long time
been great dispute going on between Wheeler
Wilson, Grover Baker, and ether manufac-
turers, as to which manufacture the best kind OF
"Sewing Machines" Ifthe question in dispute
were left to us, we would decide it very speedily,
These iron-wooden machines are mighty good
very "handy to have in the house." and all that,
but then, with old-fashioned ideas, give US
" One of the kind man can love
That wears shawl and soft kid glove;
Has the merriest eye and dainty foot.
And sports the ch lrmingest gaiter hoot
And bonnet with feathers, and ribbons and
loops,
With IAN indefinite number of hoops"
The Shasta courier., 1859-10-15

- The following letter, which em-
phatically speaks for itsel.r, WAS written oy tne
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia Coliege
of Medicine to the editors of the Pacific MediA'
and Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for
lication:
PHILADELPHIA, January II, 1852
To the Fditors Of the Pacific Medical and Ssrgt
cal journal .--Gentlemen: My attention hss
been called to artclei the December num-
Der of your Journal in regard to the ad eundera
degree granted by the Philadelphia College of
Medicine to DIR. L. J. Czapkay. When the =
plication for the degree was made to the Facu
it was accompanied by affidavits and testime-
mails to the effect that DR.. Czapkay was regu-
lar graduate N. D. OF the University OF Pesk,
had served as Surgeon in the Hungarian arm
and was regular practitioner of medicine. III
the strength of these the degree was grantes
The dd eunde,a degree, its name implies
conferred on graduates only, and gives us n
privileges. Had there been the slightest SUI
picion of rregularity, the application would
have been refused. BY inserting this in yof
journal. you will do an act of justice to the Cel
lege, and confer favor on
Yours, very respectfully, H. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia Collef
of Medicine.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAt.
and Sergical Institute is on Sacramento strees
below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific M
Steamship Co.'S Office, San Francisco. til
Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no II
mnneration unless he effects q cure. OH
hours, from A NJ. to p. NJ.
CERTIEI &c ATE.- the under-ir~ ~a
ror of B ~ ezz3r
CzaPx@y - II lng -zfs-
garian libers SSnief Surge on in the h1sngaran
army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof
have given him this certificate, and do recon-
mend him to the sympathy, attention and pro-
lection of all those who are capable of appreci-
ating patriotic self-sacrifce and undeserved mis-
fortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 8, 1882 au2o:3m
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POLITICAL.

Thomas +. Gooie, ese., bas Withdrawn his name
Corgre ssopa candidate in the Fourth District Of
Virginia.
Some Of the papers of West Florida are sgtsting
annexation 10 Asbsms- wordy war has eDsled.
E-7ze Clarendon IS. c. Banner, abiding to the
landing Of portion Of the Wanderers cargo in that
Stste, ssys:
The result of the whole matter viii be- that at the
next session az the Legislature, steps will be taken
more eleciualy 10 prevent the importation into our
Safe Of ssvages from the coast o! Africa.
TIE Prairie Ntss, paper published a. Otoons,
Mississippi, HOSTS the name of John j. Cfitenden for
President, AMI wm. A. Shaw of Mississippi for Vice
President, in 1850.
The Washington correspondent OF The Boston
Trareler, says, that there is at present some little
feeling among Tie olsgy Of TIL, city 10 regard to a
stsp taken by the Speaker OF the House, who has
stricken Of from the hist of those appointed to ofciate
chaplain. Of the House and Senate, the names Of
sx OF TIE most prominent. popular Protestant minis
te,', and supplied their pisces by those Of the six
Csteolc pnests Of this city.
TIE feeling excited thereby is not tn IT The priests
70 Otoiste instead Of these gentlemen they have
suppsntec bat thst he Syesker hs< taken the liberty
10 acd the barnes Of he priests woo would not attend
this csed meeting OF the clergy, and that 10 ~ dOog
he has violated the spirit CT ths resolution Of invita-
ton pa,ssd by the House, which specified that they
should Jfic,Ate in the order upon which they might
agree smCrg Themselves. Among tlose stricken out
Of toe Inst are the Rev. Byron Sunderlard, ID. D. OF
the First Presbyterian Church; the Rev. g. W. Lam
son. ID. d., Of the Tenth street Baptist Churcn; the
Rev. ,. sveutZel Of The Methods, Protesta' Church
ard tire Rev. DIR. Na5al of the Methods. Episcopal
Church. The Rev. FATHERS S,0nestreet, 0Tools,
AeGraih, sestni, and others, supply their places.
The Washington correspondent Of Tie BG!t.Saors
41pe IcdH WI es:
Among the many provisions contained in the bill for
tie eodlhcatio ard aOoihcsion Of toe revenue laws
OF the United States pepcit before the House Is
cre 1shns obligatory upon merchant soips 10 carry
CERTAIN rnnber OF apprentices, With aveu % edncs-
tIg ageptraton OF youDg Amel can sesner The chip
pr interest Of the country msnests snch decided hos
THY to tAe proposition however that it viii be stricken
out with the conse Ut Of the Committee Commerce
vaieh reported the measure. The bil also suosti-
TUES tax UPON tunnsge for the Hospital dues now
collected from the Themselves act OF jug
tee TO " Foor Jack " too long withheld
The Washington correspondent Of Tn Baltimore
AmereG- ssys:
The caucus held on Saturday BY the Democratic
ID. ubeis Of tie senate is sbid to have been very
Interesting oLe; ba. Ne mot ssrsicsnt pIocs-d
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PERSONAL

Our Boston corresp )ndeLt writes, Jan. IL: Dr..
Jackson, DIR. Cabot and DIR. Bowlitch hsve to-
cay held consultation upon Theodore Parkers
Gaze ard have to the conclusion tbs. bis disease
il pulmonary consumption lie viii sad very soon for
one Of the West Ind. islands, probably Barb sdoes,
With the hope that time and relax .on from labor may
work cure. His society will probably take a smaller
hail, and continue their organization and sunday
servioet.
The anniversary of the birthday Of Becjs hin
Franklin celebrated in Boston by the Association
Of Franklin Medal Scholars Mr.. Everett, medal
scholar in 1904 and 1896, delivered an address upoa
tie boy hood of Franklin. Gov. Banks, the Hon.
josiah Quincy, jr., Chief Ju'toe Shaw, asd the IN
scslped English lords were preseAt
Died in New-Ip.wicb, N. H., Jan. Is, Of lung fe-
yer, ME-. Everett, sgsd SO. widow of the late David
Everett, author Of the celebrated little poem CON-
MERGING:
"7ord scarce expec. csc OF my age"
She was the daughter Of the late Isaac Appleton Of
New-Ipswicb of the first settlers Of tost town.
and sister Of the Hon. Nathan Appleton Of Boston.
81 regre. to learn says a Washington oorre-
spordent, the sudden and very serious illness Of Mr..
Billirghur,t, the able Republican representative
"from Wiieopsn. He has suffered mlca from bleed
Ing at the ungs, ard It 10 doubtful VI he vii be aoie
" to resune hi, duties this session."
-Gszzsngs has met with fattering success In
Havana, her performance 10 Pscni's Ssppio, having
excited the Habanese to the most extrsvAaut enthus-
At snt Performance Of this opera ia Havana,
Gazzirsga was called upon the stage asd presented
with q silver yre with golden strings, and golden
crown.
Il. is stated Is a resson why yicePresident Breck
enrdse boards at hotel instead Of occupying the
neg Lifee residence recently completed for bin, ths
the bulk Of his property swallowed up by the fail
uIe Of the Ohio Life and Trust Company.
Mr. Henry welk, tie Prs,ii lett Of the American
sbd United States Express Company, has tendersd to
Poetn astsr LiDd,sy. ct Springfield the free transmis
zion Of the United States mail from taat city 10 st.
Louir Alton, Chicago and intermediate points. daog
the temporary suspension Of the Chicago, AItoo and
St. LOUIS road. The proEsred service gratefully
accepted.
The removal OF the Hea. Sbersrd Clemens to
Washington VA with view to tho eject OF chsage
of ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Lois Csiy, born in Amherst, Dec. IL, i7Ss,
teacher in Levsrtt asd RoSe, Mas, AT ths dn<
temAs teacher in Rsaasbot0, W. wHsss shs has Lvst
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a. Al vetts4 for full 60 mates of the
.t If m. copstrnctoo Of esch Of the three roatss
80. IN 6,sfclsts road vi.h 81 pounds Of iron TO the
gard. -, a. In 70 ~.oo..,.;,.o1
.snli h. sent TO 6 bes Commit ee, to zee II there
he a Co mitt. Q formed that sill command majority
of TIE Senate.
Mr.. DAVIS (Yiss brought 10 the notice Of the
Ser ate th 4 he bon reported S1b'ttut7 from the nj
ncritV Of the Committee which, te~evsr, had not
been iescbed. l. for the Sesee to decide w,etber
they would give expression it before the recommt-
"a q The bill
Mr.. BROWN moved that the bill be laid on the
table. ~ "a. -,
At this point, II agreed that the bill, s1tn its
naby amendments sDd reeu en- meots, 10 prn'ed, as
II was difficult TO know 10 what shape 1t STOOD.
Adjourned.
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JERSEY CITY COMMON COUNCIL

A regular meeting Of the Jersey City Gomez
Council was held last evening at the Lyseam, ia
Board being present
Veto By tie Nigga communication was ~
ceived from Mayor Gregory vot,ing res ka.ioa
directing the sale of twenty more l,ts belong
iIg to the Jersey Associates. His veto VAS based
upon the fact that the assessment Of tho lots
are under wateI) we're assessed sepsrs'e from The
shore lots After considerable dscnssio motios -
pass tte resolution over the veto of tho Mayor Gs
laid over one week, 10 order 10 give members tas h
examine into the matter
Appointment Of FIRE Waydens A communicates
vas received from the Board Il Trustees Of tho tire
DepaitneD trans it e ell ction Of the fsloW wing
named persons ~ Fire WaIdens:
Firsf Hard- John III. Bross aud Wm Cole~sn
Seoosd Ward-Jsc b l. M.risus aud 10 ~ Psfiae.
Thi.d Wa,d-WD. Buns,ss and Jo.eoh R,bera
Fowh Wsyf-JosbuA french and Elisa n Duncan.
TIE election Of the Wardens was approved
A Guy Court The Law COmnitteo sob nitted tho
draft Of an act for the sbment Of CITY CcaN
in Jersey City. It provides for tbs sppostmoat Of
City Juoge by the Governor and Senate, whose term
Of ofice ,hs continue tor the term Of throe years. as
a salary OF 81, 900 per aoDum
AT er conf rsblo debate, motion 10 prist saA
tre nsmit The bill 10 the members Of the Leg,sssass
from Haeton County TO procure iss passage vas ~
by O tie vote. I
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Pour Days Later from California.

ST.. LOUIS, Tuesday, Jsn. IS, 1859.
The Overland Mail, 9th San Pr.ne,@co dates Of the
9th ul, bss arrived Too pssserg,rs came through.
The Cabforni. news ia unipportsnt.
VictoTi. E afes are to Dec II. Fraser River wa.
frozen below Fort Langley, and !, was feared tbs;
great suffering woud be exp reDced by the miners in
coussquerc &c Of The ca ting of Of their supplies.
Ho1oluu sdycss or. to December ,. The whaling
sbip R.jsh of New. Bsdfurd, was wrecked 10 the
Oct ot.k Sea on the 18th Of October, AMI thirteen
persona were lost among them Cap Sc sart Of Far
haven, Msss; tie FIST matt, Toon's Hautin of Fal-
u outb. Mess John Farcstt of Cs't,kil, John Mo-
rar OF Toy, n. Y. Chsri-s @. Gold Of Ne~Bedford,
Andrew Dslsuy Of New-York City, and John Haley
Of NoIthheld, VI.
The clipper ships SkJlak and Golden E'gls for
New-Bedicrd, ard f. +. Willetts for New.Loadon,
sailed from Honolulu Nov p. and the Wet Wind and
Anglo. Saxon, for New Bedford, Dec. /.
The big Emma AID snip John Dunlop, 6tting
DOT at Hono!u for whalifg cruise On the coast Of
California.
Business at Honolulu was very dull.
Considerable lain rad ia len q San Francisco, and
business vas almost at q stand Still. Fofe'ga bad
heavily declined. Candles were reslzrg low 6gu es
at auction; leading specul>or 10 the article bad
pended; the los to creditors ID principally the d-
feI.no IN the price 40. and chen he bought
The bark Frances Palmer had arrived from Homo
lulu.
The passengers by the mail report the roads in ex-
celent condition uutil they reaoned Missouri.
M,jor He btz eman, Indian Agent, hsd gooe from
Fort Yuma to reel aim and two children from
the Mobave Indian, taken csptiys from an emigrsrt
train which att soked the Colorado last Fell.
The mi1ers vere vacstirg the CHA River goi mines,
ard tie nomber there is already reouced 70 about 100.
The Ap.ches bad attacked train ten mules above
FL Pa.o ana killed men, and drove Of tue stock.
On TIE same night the indians attacked corral in Ell
Pa,o and Iun off several animals.
Tee IuIk stoea from the Mexican Boundary Com
missiorers hsa, with its con5ertg been recovered.
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The AMERICAN UsIos or INVESTORS IN Trouble.
Upon complaint Of Theodore l.. Msgsenos . oosl
merchsot, formerly doing business at No. III Wooster
street, but who sold out 10 Mr. Taorps lest Ssgt.n-
Der five or ,x Of tho leading managers Of the Ansd-
can UbOD Of Inventors appeared before Justice Welsh,
st the City Hell Police Court, yesterday sftsrooon, -
an wer 10 the charg. Of false preteosss AID coospsg
10 cefraud. about the 18th Of November last, shib
the Board Of Managers vas ia session at the rooms,
No. go Broadway, Nr. Msgognos was introduced 70
them by Mr. Solomon, ono Of their number, f~ tho
purpose Of making arrangements to furnish the Usos
With coal feed tho engines and warm the rooms, 10
acting as sgert for Mr.. Tnorpe. Fhs coal hes bsss
furlrbed, and TO pay a. been rscsvof; aud vhst y
worse the security o-rso IL alleged to be usrsli.bs
# not entirely false. The following sbstrsos q
bis testimony:
Being duly sworn, Mr. Msgogpos said that be Arst
the parties charged concerning tho coo, aboa, to
nth or 18th Of November, wheo he w.s introduced
cayirg the afierroot Of that day by Mr.. Sh,mea,
whoa they called Professor, 10 the Bbsfd assembled
Mes'p. John b Rker, tn. director, Augustus NJ
Wheeler Mr.. Tisdae, Mr.. WnisfeId Me-. aonoa,
Mr. Rogers and Others; that be addressed mssf -
the Assem- bly, and that they resry al joined 10 the
corvers .tion and stated that they vsntsd " make
susDs ems pts for q supply Of coal. sod that toey
scented rome to-day; that upon sarnng the price
proposed, Mr.. Solomon, tne Professor. disssDto>,
and ,ooI after left the room 10 state Of sx-
citemeIt at the arrangements about TO be msds
y, the ether members; tha, be lconplsiosa9
u aure6 as 10 ire security they could ofsr fof
ne payment Of the coal, and that they showed
him Q book cortsiDirg the baoes Of M,ycr Eem nm,
Horace Greedy Peter Cooper, Gsorge Law and oshes
prominent men, 80 managers Of the i,sttatoe, Who,
IN II sbopld be necessary, had 10 O0 OF uneo
Zee ed subscriptions 10 fall back upon; sad t6at book
was shown u him ntainiDg the names; that they
stated 10 him that thsr rent had besn pad In advance
up ~ the lat Of February 1889 shch pad since bece
cODtrsdcted by Themselves; he ans sered tia VIII
such nen at Their head, and such sum TO fsl bsek
upon, there was no cooh bu: tnat the insiita0oa
would succeed and that they could have ooy snosns
OF cos they should 1T 10 order and % ho strength
OF there Representations he went To Mr.. Thorpe ADD
+. coumeIdsd him to supply then sccadisgly that
the Conversation held at that time informal one,
10 lich pesry oil Of the Board either psrtiep atd
rave assent to ~hat said but that Mr.. Wninfeid
uss the CHIEF spokesman.
Upop moeos Of Mr. Nortbrop, couossl for the Usios,
Mr.. Wbeeer was dismissed a. bsvsg no imporsAst
CON. cion with tire csse The exsmif asios " tho
adjourned 10 Mosdsy, the 9th ius at O'Clock. vbsa
counter sts,sueas viii be given BY tie B11d Of No.
sgeis Of the Uniof.
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Further from Mexico.

WAsHIsG1Os. Tdescay Jan. Ia, 1873.
New-Orlesns papers of Wednesday last are 20
hano.
In addition to the news brought by the Tennessee,
heretofore published tsppears that, on the 3lst Of
December, the japts popular 10 the City Of Mexico,
formed of gre at m.jory of the Conservatives AMI
the clergy, established programme governmental,
which proclsus the inviolsbi'y Of copor ,ton prop
etv ana protests egsnst tue alienation mortg age
Of nstonsl territory.
Nwss not krown at the last accounts whether
M1anlon would accept the Predidency.
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Funeral Service.

PHlLADrLPhiA, Tuesday, Jan. IL, 1872.
The funeral oerenOni.s commenorsuog the sTv-
ices Of thiIetD Phao eiphiaIs perisbed OF yeoS
fever at Norfolk ALc Portsmouth, while rendering as
stanoe as ply sicars aud uurses neld this
ing in 81. Stephens Cburch After the services oy
Dr. Ducacbet the remains were removed u Lsarei
Hill for reiDt.1neut, uI0er the eo.rge IT Tuonss
Webster, IT., Tfus,ee OF the PhI,ielpbls Commit tee
Of Relief. Citizens Of Portsmouth su6 Norfolk no~
btr, participated in tie monies, with large CON-
cuune Of iiIeIds sIa relatives Of the deceased
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United States Supreme Court.

WAsHINGTON, Tuesoey Jan. Is, IoI9.
No. SS5. john T. Mas"n VS.. joseph Z. Gamble ct
al-Io error to the Citiot CosrI of the United States
tor Maryland. Cbief Justice Tsoey delivered the
opinion Of he Court dsnssing the cause for want OF
jurisC ictop.
N. 49, The United St-tes va. Nsthsnel b sssett.-
Arguments continued for the appel ee, and concluded
for tie appellate.
No. IS. Henry EIi'l VS.. Caleb b. Sophisticated
on the record obd printed Argument for the plaintiff
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CouRr ov APrIALs, Jan. Ia, Iejs.-Nos- 80, -
.tDeA "a Ho,s e: sseaoe 0sss ss ers.f 49, ssass
MOTION. No g. Storm sst kaSs .sssss V ee,s 49,
gsst.s NJ Evnts IN support 81 =, ,o 49, -
Koth rssp srss-d Mr. yess fswnsassd eoaass fs< AvSI
Mr Wa. n Eva-s coss eel fs -esgt - 49, 49,. 49,
CsL pd,r for y.Sasry I9-Nos SI, g2, ~. ~.
SIS ~ o., 70 Is ST. 81 IL q -. g. q, S. H. 9, On. =, u,
O.. 81, n ~ g. II ~
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Connecticut Member of Congress.

hartford, Tuesday. Jan. is, 1859.
Dwight LOOMS Of Tolstd County wss to-day nom-
mated by the Republicans of the lat Congressional
District as tceir Candidate ID tue couog Spring cleo
ton 10 Represent them, 10 lace of Z Caikjc, ~hose
term expires with the preseIt Congress, after faith
fll service of four wears.
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The Union Telegraph Line.

PORTLAhD Me Tue.fay. Jan. II, Ie59.
The motion on the part at the counsel for the de-
ferte 10 the Gaze Of the M.ice Telegraph Company,
VS. the Union Line betweeu Boston aod th. city, for
rbe OH of the order for INJUNCTION upou the
latter has been denied. TIE def noaJts subsequently
moved to dissolve toe injunction. which motion is COW
on bearing. S,oud il prove soccessfu the validity of
the Morse telegraph patent will De exhoguished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-19
State Military Association.

ALBANY, T0esd.y, Jno. Is, 1879.
The State Miitsrs As-ooiauoas animal meeting
to-day was well attended Geo. Doryes of Kings
pre- sded The reports of the Council Of Al nin,stra
top ana S'aDoitg Conmittee were received aud lis
cursed. Gov McIgsu Was elected an Honorary Mem
her of the AssoclstCD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-19
The Brig Herald Ashore,

NORTH COHssSkT Tuesday Jsa Is 1859.
Tie brig Herald. irom P-rLambuoo Tor ,sto,. wen.
ashore los; tgLt NAItuok.t Beach, .b,ut one mile
rom the Ryckla1d H0Gie Sue l-1ks badly. The
or W wee savef.
The vessel asi cargo VII be total loss.