davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-03-15
Ut 0RTGAGE sAIE-WHERKAs

~ yasss oqnntnshsu. Md In ths month Of ApTn
a,.A5 - u 80 axseats 70 William OzuaH mor&Eaxa
oofse - tss 5 e. s7e asd sF .eeesd n NJ r
en 3e ~ day Of Apdt i b, Ssa IA sly = ,edsa
u - oinee 70 Book % u kostEs<F4 rtss lii vhih
e1lo 0oftkAke va m4ds seeprn tna neYneof Of four
9e5sam p9oeea1SorY nsses u mortr9ss paTeolaED
ia1en duo q tho 3ta ds5 of Ap = asss "a ns
t2olt having been 1ado in the nnymr.t ~ 80 nosn
La maturing. 10 which said noSteaxs II eo.f-ineT =
provaon t1as dsfsais % maids il ne psyeai Of nd
90 tho dky o. da}1 vhe1eon tbs sss6 Ta4t heca1~ ,
due and that then and n an1t osse ss1d OsMa1
OF ~ ASknsh empowered Ia and By satd offxs8A az
Eapnaaap1 noues nsv,yaoer printed IN M e!1 of
s. nay. eslot9 he ~ o ca = ~ T.
Of redenptton Of the aald Jnnas pusn IN trefe{u u
Court house dooE IN tho ets Of Q0leA ,he hish
snd tof Cash = tho se menuoaeu IN safd nouea,
e.s. mata e1ec1te And deliver 70 the pufcbaseF r.
ot ~ In decd or deeds Of tho 10 sod ani
Wow theTssurs. notso b. ne7ztbty stt N ttA |. the ~
de1Igued (ssld Eaotxa<e and td nnpata ooto having
been Asdkned to b. tao said William Qasn4ul In pok
'as mortxaxs atoretaI shall Moudz1, ths fourth
ia the city Of oricAso, 10 the County Of Cool. aod
stae Of inoiA sell 10 the h thsst bidder for eaah taa
premises IN said 1oostsaLo deg send. ~ xt:-Tna1
10 ro1a If s9s chisa:o s; - tou- u ooaE "a
ss..e Of u nnlh bounded = fuo~a: oed nlaE op ahe
o. sla lot itst5 c3 s* 1ott Of tia soaa1eae
osnM AID unnnk thrnce no. he:J Il NJ the Hes4 me
tt. TN 7a.nntten s,srrt u tee lueo sad lot p.
In <5out e4Fht5 t0> tss there's soasher5 Ao2I taS
eess uuv =. sSld ios ono u s.enty I'D leet Denea
eSstx-lv o. ..se p.F1 il II W 4s.oston areet, about
e<tv fss', :o'heps>s' OF SsS,pnOsi aR, Osi1zz7xuozs
tQht,e.t1 s-~lscec Of aid Hu1fkkf9.
, 1859-03-15
CHICAGO, IOWA IND aRERaskA RAILROAD
GLANCE OF TIME
OPEN TO MECHANlCSV1LLD

ls5s. uutl further nos,ce. Trains su run - fol
4Tftye Il Mechasics1ile.. l3l5 4. Aut 70
Leave Heehanicsytlte-. SM l. @9*m
connee4re sth THROUGH Trains fof QhleaGo. ovsr t1A
oixun NJ Lne .. tho Gaen1 ard CE!o4zn G.!ou 3a:t
fzod,
Il DsWltt With s4axas for paveapoit 2aa aaauofeka
Al YAnkss Hun .An ess~es ~ fq!Ga:.i a. n1op ,o
Ftaxss for An1nos1. Lisbon. Nj Vesnea. Marion sad
JedAf Hap3d1.
. WRIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAHL.
fbs snorfsx fhesoesS and most ExQedtau. s.ulss
hetTeeu Qhieaxo md Otnsysl Iow4- y being only t3s
niles iron Che1Eu to the &lssaapnl ETeF. aHt Snsues
directly into The fnt1aoF Of Iowa. ,.- ...
An Agent Vii ba II ths Depesin futon 70 rneasvv
nj Bsx11xn fpr Clinton ttA to2d Rh.ct VII be ecr.
vryed scross the TITcr hee Of eb4{Fs
, 1859-03-15

FRENuH BURR MuLsToNEs,

AlEonet, Manufactured At ibis estahushneDt Are
finished On ner and improved PRINCIPLES nd ars =
the world. The rredt of tnss estahlshaeht for tho
pAst tvaHtt.91e years tp Furnishing M!A Finding!
koo~n And shall be maintained Extra aeected sltl
oaes made Oh Hpecia Contract iron Choice New or Old
Quarry Block. Noyes Improved Qockhead and Heller
1pindes fitted Ia stones Will iron eyes warranted best
10 use for large and mail stones alfo, importers ard
, 1859-03-15
CULVER g. CO.
f,0r.uai i88iO3& .t{prcia<E1stS,
ZIG South Water 3freek
]a3 p3I4 IL

RK4p 4. A.Mnl1AAi.........,.....-- y tAooo4tA AAs@.
WILLIAMS i. H0UGHTEL1HG
fAOM MISS SION II :. h Z Il .,
~ 10, .ttx south sVItcs are.-- second dooF Was
Of Heis s,rrtt Hri8u, Eye Ar exctu:!v: attention 70
lhes IL aad rn:chaa, nj II kiads Of ssosS e.
an q st,.sao .lsa sd C14it VI III o. LA1ln4
a1j pr.o-lJ III >:ore. Srter 70 t+et- smith Co; M
f,p. Ba1.k. snd 1sso. 3tse.e Co. lAv oml y
HIRAM WHEELER
}RDDGcE COMMISSION MARCHASi,
/ corner at G!atk AID sou.h '. a:er .ts-=t
>HEELEK- BCtLDING-EP :fAsnA
Chi.sxa...-......rAo rAo h'5, tus ..-''..i1no's
, 1859-03-15

ALsAfT, March l4.-A man named 7. Muir.
ply Was 'ns,sntly killed this p. N. at Pruyn i
LanEipg's boiler worka, By having his head
smashed 10 jelly By about $500 pounds Of
iron failing upon il
, 1859-03-15

IMPORTANT NOTICE
st. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad.
CHANCE OF T1MF
Two Express Train Daily
FUR ST. LOUIS
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, THE 30Ta
tu,t, tralrs vsu te.-e Depot corner 1t CxnAi d
VAa Ru-tu ktseets II follows.
lf19 4 II NAL md R1pres4 tsund1n excrpted1
f.ao f. II. N,Knt ExpTeA. tsAturdA3s s2lepa%dJ
ARRIVES
NHhb ELpfx33. .."sssss*-s-..sSt3 4. Z
NAL md Epft14-. a. a4
JOLIET ACC MMoDAr1ON.
Af11Te1 81 c4Ic4gu.-.. ....-----.-.... go 4. r
L84Tt4 GhleREo. .Asu E e.
jzRu H. Il. MOORE dene:al Supt.
, 1859-03-15

0O0LBAuG l. BROOKS.
pANKERS AND DEALERS n e.
BURLINGTON. IOWA
Drafts. ete. - =
haut1 6Avinxs Loan and Trust o., and T. g. Adams.
p QQqIAAUQH, (eal29-tyF 7. ". nHboXA
, 1859-03-15
k,TATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY 0FCO0K.
M G2-NQnk Ca2utY Quqlt Of Common ReAA Apfu

AidaVi Of ths non eeadenee u Hiram peMsons ona Of
Ss ass'
Hsss ;sa 70 e r. a u t. "a
5oars :: . t. ss.as:sY AZ tssseS q d. q
.asa ss1ssls sst Il & ~ ;t7
Ess e. nd ~ Ill
Ceun e MT Of Pleas e u.sf g aTts: ' Ga tue ass
e. e. aoas.; % T -. i = g.
:as "a s! sfss.slan: Is, see 49,
'aa s:s1;:as y tsa oisses II .ala }'i! ot
Ru.sta Harley. conD:t:' soi'l, - n. ] ~ =
NJ OKTG AGE SALE.--wHErhAs
M E.hania e Bsason I'D En, l. goetoa his
~ q @ T. an .aeasa T. ,.e, .pe fssr stn u
~ 5;s a
notea tatrsn neaeasd sa eaaaitioa "a .s'a NOT; t
e. E. To. sr q
ss s a's r seos San mi
sssssoSsa. In thsfsapss sessss a. ~ P.,ssIs:
a Il ) 5, .a s5s ,ssEssl 5 sGss r.
Gee htre., oven ,ht ia. hs.ios hsts 1'adein
ia Ia, ''eis III sni j. t u, i sd nc:sssss 10
VI ots be=aue dur 4od a..,e
j. Sa:ss Is; i:ey ss;sa s.'sf
a. the ner.h doer q ii: CIV. Hoa.e y the city ot
eontlned, md IL parsu.tee thsreof Tie ladsrsKnsd
viii public auc u the highest bidde for cash s
mi IN .ae city Of chc1xo county os Cock md st.s
lanai Eus;ses sublv.tn u Tie s. hs!f .! seetlon
tvenJs-ven uu11hes th{Et5 aineG usrth Of
.4nEc fourteen 4l eas AnI BOUNDED ~ follows. 10 Eh:
comenrt pol Il On th~ rat line Of said culot forty
fsnee On oui lot nisJw, 2 oftain .unvlson fenee
il kno he partition fe-ce between landa Owned By
tbe htrs Of Joseph Ma::cso the graft 81 y! Asher
Ka1ctes: thrnce eat ~ 5o fee: a ET said e.s1 tn
cpce vet 10 lac Of on lot far su ene. socth
s1oaF he udae u sai out 10. forty l4 dtty 5o tee.
ihenrs Eaat parallel With sad PARTON fe1ee the paer
of bex.ani The zane be NJ te prenas described n
ssld pTtx.se, tozet With all sh+ xak tile nterest
md Emily I. Boa.oa . wiis IN and ~ the aforesaid
PREMISES.
nsStd esSi LEAMlaG h. BRADLEY. Xortxaxee
cTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
- a9.-cook County Circuit Cert. Apsl Term. 4.
''' Jecob Huss ~ Nathan sa!drr;,
Public Notices hereby n!casotns. MAtth!sss nyusf
hAs wit Of q. hzae1s i:7eeI ont oite odes 9! ne
tJ-eeventh DAY Of Anua1s a. p is as hs VIZ q the
1zd Jscab HAMS xnd aka the estate Of ta sad MAJ
liz Snydet for the Of eleven hundred tua tont
dola1s s,d tny eeats deetea % sas sasr.a o. Sooa
Now therefore, uniesa Jon. the tAd hast6aj aoyoes
eha personally 4ud appear befn:- tne sald Copk
Co1otT Circuit Court on q ettors h'st te ~ u ,he
next tern thsr~ok - b heidea r tne cut Houte q
g. is Fsve special bar. nd oka1:o *aid plaintiffs
action. Judgment viii be- enfeEnd - = ,o1, Aau u
ayor Of sl.e sad Jacob Ha7l1 A1 = Eueh T. T. r.;
E9 A4Ar. r1's A:sv uh7-*w<eoa
, 1859-03-15

13ti& usSF5 UU16u dNhe3 UVlI3H6 S70sHSs
NILLERsi In want Of fitsLTIN&3 CLOTHS for nanu
featuring Extza quality OF tlonE d:pend upon kc
ting thf genuine OLD pUToH ANkER ansle and
styie, bs giving leuKh .ud diameter Of Reel y ees
md tnches John N2ye,s Impr9yed cennnaEA Fed S,
Ny Csstnss and Machinery Of every description fo7.
nishtd to order on short notice from new pattern
8cae Work. uoube Extra Cast eteel Mi Ptcks; IYn-
proved Turbine. Percussion Reaction and Central D5
!t:h Cat Steel Boiler Iron Bucke warranted 10 pro
o2 "a VI. :. oan
nis Sugar AL! Hone PoSef sus.. % Null toE G5oeeE;
Flour Packer. stationery and Portable Endnes beit
inE Hose and Steam Packi1x Landpheee spoke Flaming
Having the largest II Furnishing s.cck 10 the West
xees1 sei !oKsr Fate than AZ other ehtahMhueot
B.-We will contract 10 furnish aud bull Mills
plata furnish plans and specifications for MllEr!khtA
49, Addrees JOHN +. NOYE co.. oheaso. Ill
, 1859-03-15

The Iea7eaporth and HkA.s ps-k Express pa.seaxu
Acd Fright EonpxJ. up .ael OF the weA known t1n1
Of Austil. MMsta n -ddelL EoTtr1me.t contr c.or1
N.h cASh eaptI Of two nd1ed taouzAnd do1s1 hss
sIp1es goods and fresht the nlres ria lie Central
Fost Riley 4ad 8mnks Eli Fork Rou:e.
1h4 company have the contract for cATynxihe malls
1he Iglsttore Of K1nsls hAEe established Terrteral
c1ptut ao fte INK pottI every tWeQtJtye mile. aloEx
the rad th anps seeoa1mod atons for pansnas1 asd
J.. and 4 well seatled to s.tau three hundred
miles OF the U8n -,
An appropr attou has heep made BY tht tevns
between Fort ReA a11 LeAyeovtrsh for eosurete r.
r2:ts ot roal1 A-dhr!fges
The advantages O. tbs Touts oTe- sn others are evi
dent 2sl Is ote7 On s7.dsed 1nd fsy mics tho
mtnes than By aoJ ether. r+inx neAJ On dseet Ene
Me1t Of LeAvenwnsth 70 no1th Of Che III EFetf.
Th= eF1bt.huent Of the b,ve road b. the Teri totN
eove1uue11 and the exo1ess eonnpAuJ. safe kuasa1
ice It the euperctify Of this ltuie.
Inquire OF A.E- PRATT,
Agent Of Plc!dt KAtrnaA-
, 1859-03-15

ULRIOHs T. GEUpTNER
= ',AtRK KS~aEET-uLD Tribune CT f1Uk..
irccle, Bunk Note, Exchanse
IND COLLECTING OFFICE
.ls Constantly Yorelgn md Domestic Go.d and 64se1
Vo.uk Eaxtern TANK H1tea And Uleur1ent Monny. tel
Exchange Erw York and m1kt Collections throuehart
the Eoittd tfAteb and UauadAA. ieI$ 'bA II hlR
, 1859-03-15
Steam Ferry from Council Bluffs to Omaha City
NEBRASKA A, NO. 1.

*11 - IA - ~ AAS -
ff,HIS BOA: HAS THE CAPACITY 20
carry IL EAkaas and Teams =: each trip, and
has taken over Il oe sd 500 u-l Of Q>tle and ahe
IAN Ake 10 Go s:nks m9rc "a:a ~AJ az, Hna
Viii be ahls to ferry over rom leut - hFe 1unatea
wagons aad teams from sunrise t, 1l1Eet each day.
Ne Assure travellers WHO att KulnG 10 tae
Nebxaaka Gold Hines,
Utah. California OREGON a1u Wzsdiasto Territories
thxt the rosda tro-i FSra.il Low. tr. Duouq1e and
polrsa Intermediate hy council a1aa snd vuaa1 cisy
nearer, and more xbaod anIiy ssocktd WITH FAton4
hnseG mQes cattle proslAtols BAD EoodA tnan sny
Other. And wlh TIE settlements An1 toWna. sad The
regular snd vel-est4blsnei line Of Mall coaenes q
ready extending - fort keATneJ amt soon - ne sx
Tended ii te vny 10 he ues. it 10 lonker wilder.
ness route through an tndaq oonutry hqs esn os II
ve1tet a safely and comfortably 2ad much more sasty
ibaa a1J of t5s r,ad. Ihroaxh Missouri o. loxA ..a
There Is not tue sa1e l1ugta Of road 70 LEG Unteo
Sst 70 level snt entireiy without marshes s!ouxhs oE
bad places and 70 nearly ssaikn The streams on ths
north side Of the Plae al except toe Lone
YcsR dhe7c the Westetn otaSs JoHpany h1ve eooa
FeHy. AN15 GuME
jxtos3su.cA
, 1859-03-15

CHICAGO TO PIXIES PEAE
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
OF ggDuR1

TEIRoU7 7H ROUTE
WA st. LOUIS.
-FOUR TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DAILY yi2
St. Loon AItun Chicago, And Illinois Central R4il-
making dire crun.rtlons Ut e. Louis with tyatas Of the
Pacific kai-csd and Il Jeterson City With daily line
offassenxF Psckes for haosas City. LesvtnNorth. nod
ponn the Il Upton. tbs present terminus Of
et the ,oaa .tth xrtat Overland ,sEss ot Bu.ter
for 81 p"nt. IN the ntes.o: Of lsonh aad edslh Wst
eEn hEg21.
THROUGH TICKETS
b. thIsrurt .<yinx TN DoLLARa can b tad II Tia
ps1cea of the appS- rail- osd4 n Chtako, and 1t ~
the pttc epal ticket o6ees - sae Nosth.th
+ Ark1AS0CK. fupt
H n. W4l1u Gen1 T!eke. As'l
, 1859-03-15

CTATE uF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF
y Cook u.-Gxcsit Court Of Cook County. aasrh
Nsfy i. atoseu ~ James3. Haven. eamuel z. Hsgeg.
Gepfre ". hnAoa. k1e. u Johosoa NAfa stoHe,t
Edwsrd sso3elt Adxltae @3vct. And tzedt51.k b.
S,uwstL-fn ChA1ceFJ. ~, ,
Ama4yh Of Tho poof-Mieuce Of George ". John on.
UIro T. John soo Cara blowel ldv4r. s oHel', Ada
Lac at,wtll md frrleick ssoxe.L dsfeadana above
naraed hsYlnx been tied In the Office + e tlerk OF said
Ihcul Court ook CouctJ aotse hessoJ vea ofhs
lid GeoIye =. johnson. Ellen u j1hasoo Glars stoE
oseu tnst sa'd copai14a: nied her by Of eoIplalnt
In asd ourt ou tie ChAnce3 ede th.seo On the tvc-
tTIou1th dsY Of Yebru4fJ lai9 aad "a t sas1no1s
herr uon ssued ous OF Ad Court .xA3n1t raid defend
ept4 rttufn2rio On t~e ar8 Monday OF March Ee1t@
u8sa) = u By lAH ftaultTd-o
Jch. son Csfa irqE=. Etsafd oto1eu Adalloe ttowel
sad Fsea!E s.evsa tha tly es st .aS sPps..
nY Ia term ther It 70 be hoaen y Chicago IN sad
co1nyy % ths hrst AodAJ Of March lea and plead ~
sver ar dtupt the sad ompalnauts bill at comblAn
he sa-e and tn xters mi hit he eln CHARGED And
ss1ted vii be taten u confessed and deGee entered
wv L. CuUKlH Clerk
-1k-0 ~. = $r3 H.
, 1859-03-15

SAWYER, PARKER d. CO,
9MLH E3 E2 al
fo1m, m ;Ss50,. ~KerC3at1l2fS.
25Y d 263 South Waller Street.
OIL :AGo. ILLINOIS,
prouu. prrs, Il attention <!vea 70 sae sails q our
usAu. ~, n'oS"' A-9'A"" ~ icl3eu7
, 1859-03-15

Chicago Weekly Live stock market.
Southern SaIe and Shipping Sock Yards. RepoFtetl
krpreaslpJor ute PRkss AND TK1BukE tu THOMAS Nj
coIrst Jor To soeet ending Mdrch IA. 1889.
5QCTakaH SALE AKp 8H1rF1Eo YARpa.}
MAr4k II, lE$.
, 1859-03-15

Z =. LA1i.. & /. eAhEURb ......R, rlCEsEx41.
LANE, SaNRO}*D d CO.,
LUCUESSORS 70 D1CKERMAN, WHE Ell
k1 En- 4 90. Bankera Kock. ord. u.Ino.
Collections uade &na rerat:.ed promptly u current
rates OF Exchange.
Ex1Rk fo-Ocean Bank New York: kloe And Leather
OeAlesI' k.uG Boston kILhAuke Bank. Q.cAzn. aua2
, 1859-03-15
,u.n:1.l:,=:,un 4tstlti)ti;,.Y.

BROWN &, BARRIER,
i>R':DUtE. COMMISSION :SD SHY
PInG MtKuHANTS and dxales1 II Malt, Barley:
ail Eastern HopG Nc. 3pulh CLARK sIe-t ~p
Ctlo4xo. III 944s ~
, 1859-03-15

1858, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1883
For Central and Western Iowa. Nebras.
kA and Kansas.
, 1859-03-15

PITTSBURGH, ct. WAYNE l. &CdlCA60 B. Z
1859, SPRING RATES.. :. 1859
Through Freight Line.
1NHON DATE AND UNTIL FURTHER
F co.ice 5yc.est viii be carried oyrs this Llne "a
, 1859-03-15

kDwARD sA0KET
, COMMISSION MERCHANT. 233 LAKE
and Al south Enier STREET Advances m"ue ,e 9a
"a, .f.meus VII give ..s exclusive ateftlna - ts
al+ ana A:Ikia.. of Produce en- n.v
Yutf: Il j, luYer Ca4n.er Mar.e Hacx. Shses*o:
,, .. A3A@'1' H4a~A"' - - 81 cl.t "
, 1859-03-15

GEORGE q ECRLEY
tzuahsxtY xcxLxY. MORSE / n,..j
Produce Commission Merchants
<sAVls6 pCKCH A5ED TIE INTEREST
Of III partners In .e 1:na " sex!ey; Alorso
ca ronti1u- tho tsoIur Comm - On nasiass 90
the ,hoye stFla Office S1 z, S-tys a!lng. coraef
u f.bI...n a ~ I..u.T u ia -3toG,ctH
, 1859-03-15

flRODUCE, COMMISSION i HdISft.e"
AIEIsLi{Ac.3.
10 1l,rl, pock. cor.sss Ctat a..t 't, - s-e ss
Atrn.s 'or s,= kGLTo! STA ,'GH WoR.>:~ sono2, rss
NJ r Ga:: u1@1. l.av": ~tlsHA taIat41-s.t lie1
aaansta1re i; :.n!s of ue cs:n SIGcn9i 5pen2ms En-
aa11..5. ~, >: -: -s,1t. -tihlN'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

COUNTRY EXCURSIONS. is the season OF
the year at which 1t is usual for ali our well to
do citizens to take their summer vacation and
to send their families 10 the county. We be-
lieVe that the custom is observed this year as
much as IL ever was before. The last two sea
cons were rot very profitable for the hotel keep
ers Of Saratoga, Newport, Cape May or Niagara
because money was scarce, aud thousands re-
NAMED in the city who would at other times
have considered their standing ia society COM
promised by their dong so. But now the effect
of the commercial crisis has passed away, aud the
impulse t. spend money is as strong among our
people IS 1t ever was before. 1t is not to be
wondered at, therefore, that the rush Of our citi-
zens TO the country is reported to be very great
at present Not that the weather is intolerably
warm OF The city uohealthy--for neither Of these
contingencies exist-but that money is plenty
shady retreats always desirable in summer aud
the Fourth Of July near at hand.
AS appropriate to this season aud this state Of
things, we publish to day some notes Of Southern
and Western travel, of the charms OF which our
friends in this region of country seem to be uu-
accountably ignorant or dsregardfll. II they
cannot induce fashionable people TO change the
old worn out courses OF summer sojourn they
viii at least supply them with some pleasant
reading in their country retreats.
But while the rich can thus enjoy the ocean
surf or the mountain breezes, or the shady ram.
bes, wherever they list, North or South, there arc
July eighty thousand families in this city whose
humble means permit them no such luxury
What about them? Cannot something be done
10 exteud to them the opportunity Of an coca
sional commune with nature? There can be, and
it is disgraceful to this Christian age and people
that there is not. Why cannot the half million
OF mer, women and children who live in New
York, and never see Niagara, or Newport, or Sa-
ratoga, have the facility extended to them ofget-
ting into the country the only one day Of the &C.
ven that their poverty permits them to be idle?
We submit that it is a grievous hardship and an
ildefensble piece of puritanical despotism to de-
ny to them that privilege, and to say that the
only day in the week which the mechanic can
give to the society of bis wife and children is the
very day when railroad trains are not permitted
to run, and when he ia, per force, confined to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

Important Douglas Observation-Disclosures OF
Martin Van Buren- Reduction OF OmcIaA
Force In the New York Custom Housc-No
Reduction OF observation-disclosures " Duties
and Salaries In the Reduced Departments
No Decision In Regard to Pubic Stores
The Neutral Rights Question, &c., &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON Dy.sPArCH.
wAsHrNoro,s, June 20, 1859.
Srr Douglas departure from Warrington been has
tened by letters received from Now York urging his ap
peerapce in that city It 10 undo rsood that the Senator
Is 70 have private meeting vita President Van Buren,
and certain cfoice spirits TO arrange matters for the or
ganzaton and lection Of your approaching state Convcu'
ton. Mr. Douglas will lc,.ve for New Yerx tomorrow
whispered about that the skeleton Of the ssnasorH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Seizure OF the COnducta with Five Millions
Of Specie, by General RObles- Unsuccess.
full Efforts Of the Foreign Minister'S to
Regain h-Thc Demand Of Fir. McLsne.

NEW ORLEANS, June 26, 1859.
The steamship Tennessee is below, with Vera
Cruz dates Of tie ODD.
The conducta of five millions of specie which left
the City Of Mexico on the 2sth, was seized by Cen
Robles, forty miles from Vera Cruz. A Commits.
soner sent from Vera Cruz to negotiate with Robes
accomplished nothing.
1t was reported that the French and English had
arranged for shipping it by British war vessel at
Macombo.
Mr.. McLane had sent Captain Farragut, of tho
sloop- Brooklyn, to demand the release Of
the American portion, amounting to two millions,
but the result of his mission was unknown.
The English feet had been ordered to Vera
Cruz.
There is no political news Of interest.
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The GOLD MINES OF THE South. In another
part of tois days paper we publish two letters
giving an account of the gold fields in Georgia,
the two Carolioas and Virginia. In reply to
what one of these writer's says in reference to
opening our columns to news statements about
gold mnes we have only to state that our CO.
luDns have always been open to news from
every quarter, and open also for free DISCUSSION
aud statements on both sides II is thus alone
we followed the course suggested by our CORES
pendent IN the Case Of tue California gold mines
when they were first discovered, many persons
who made fortunes by reading the news in the
HERALD would have been anticipated by other
men, or perhaps the gold to very great extent
would have lain hidden IN the rocks 20 this dav
1t appears, from the statement of our other cor.
respondent, who writes about the Georgia gold
mines, that the California gold fever drew away
all mining enterprise to the Pacific. and that the
gold fields of the Southern States have been
neglected ever since, till now that the first veius
OF the California placers are exhausted. and The
emigration fever abated. In fact, the miners
who have returned from that State calculate that
with the experience gained there, they can ope-
rate with brilliant success in Georgia and other
Southern States. One company have made ar.
rapgements to work the gold regions with by
drsulic power, at an expense of $3.50, 900; and,
by turning to our correspondence the reader will
see an account of other operations on large
scale, which Indicate that revolution in mining
has taken place in Georgia. Capitalists NAV
make fortunes; but he advises poor men nor to
ventare from the North to those places till the
mines are more fully developed, and there is an
urgent demand for their labor. This is iuiicious
advice, and we hope it viii be followed. Mean
time, those gold mines constitute subject of
great interest to the whole community.
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cratic party.

PUBLIC DRINKING FOUNTAINS AGAIy.-Now
that ore Board o. the Common Council has de-
cided in favor Of adopting public drinking folu-
taiDs throughout the city, as suggested and
will not lag in performing their part OF the good
work. There is not an hour to be lost. If we
are to have this essential convenience at all,
they should be put up before the heat Of summer
passes away. The Croton Board are willing to
supply the water and the erection of the fcun-
tains would be speedy and not expensive work
Improperly undertaken. We would suggest that
q conduit pipe should be attached to each foun.
tain, connected With sewer, for the double pur-
pose Of preserving The sidewalks and the persons
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