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4 u RORA IN STITuTF
CLARK SEMINARY.

CLARK SEMINARY,
Erected snd furnished !. cc. IT over -.,y tnou..na ,
In, 1. heated ~ AURORA, ka.e CeuEty I'M forfT.
tlsre miles from thtcaso. ' @e''t
The Institution The tank Of the Fox ElYes overlook,
tas ssy saa sass 1an:e q irs1.ne4 country. aad l.
aE Is ttte- sHL m ae Of tn ~s3ou une, and In The .t
aty!e Of craftsmanship and In dee af>Ltectu1a1 fase
fsnsaAona src aaadt IN st4tt c1en5e1 tp afford
complete division u atuE. md Insure greatest exctlen.
eyln the departments Of instruction. and tie ETcaies5
Ey to the pansls l. Ia. 1e.ir,le nnveuitnce III
Kitchen. Land Mta-Eoons. l:eai!a:. noo,u Lsso,a
toy Rooms for IteitatouA !!Etne MusIc Usaanepta
!tes9y Societies &C. &c EytrF Arrangement t.4at iueE
experience 1ud O. sefon In the best Ee.n lssttutions
could suggest and Hts;tn eatItz and en<{p,j,e nr0x
tsisx. - ~~N
COURSES OF STUDY,
Tnx Coxxox sGL.sI ExAscHfs wilt receive eree.a1
Attention Nothink will be atlewed to su;rtre0e hen
iso 0s1Tr.IH1 cocEsIA Of Scientific aaa C:a..teal
tula-a&k P14FAHA1pxT Cora>K, {purely Academ!cl om
1r- At special ttEnxhhe.s in La,ln Gck and Maihe-
Ea1cs- The CoAxnctAt EoCAa1 i cxteu.ive and
Thorough - that Of our hest Mercantile College, a.d ns
yFtI'4 r@}~~tf Tutr~ ~ fstti1n.
4 practical thystci4n acd surgeon, AtEer H2rt H. D.
xll give weekly lscsues Illustrated *sth .Ee,cen, d
saH:ais: !hJs1!oey 7nd hysdsne Lectures Ax!tea
NJ superintendent of tie 1liinn!. Scientific SURREY
Ice StopEk1 l4AxorA1s a5e tzcsht ty PERSONS Fba
e2ts. and write them duensiy-ihe German BY native.
NJ aad thorough coc!se aEtaneI. In the eaaIxe 1t IN
abe I1:es+o:. ceskne 10 qualify pupils for TEACHING
o. skliifrI artists.
In tEs3 department It ppose 10 snrahh .ho,oueh
fn4suc1ior. aud at LIZ rifAte A< rrg< ~ ~
wv
IT, tssa c., sc;anenees ser:eser 1s5s Fo. chcuss
GGEREat a. ~ a1S9 1aaFsas y LIE principal G. ".
Hon BENJAMIN HACKNEY, President.
4'e'. +&3 @Isks. see1ttAly- te1kem-d3.s
, 1859-07-07

Rev."A1e1ander Gregg, of Cheraw, S.
c. has formally accepted his appointment to.
the Bshopric Of the diocese Of Texas,
, 1859-07-07
THE nEvOLUTI0S IN HOmacra

TIKI 1.t,rnr x;r,ox ,x IDw
Tie difficulty nr..,,;c,o1 H., FL. ..'..s.
mcu and journalists in ,,,o v,,o,ao,;a t-s..
~ ,at Vi the Italian oues,;o, Lao oou,rrod
Rozaac,a. one nc tue States of The rburc1, nm.
i,nated lv tho err which ,,s ,.oo, ~;,,,;,,
throusl. Lomburdy. Tuscany r,-,,, and ~
dcn.., is il, o1,cu revolt Tie s,.;xa ,,d a,..
trian garr;sous in Ravenn, For,; R;r,;,; r.
cnza and lIalf doze,, ot,,cr of Tim ,,,,.ne ~
.,as I. .ca,;ou. l,avf. 1>cn ,1r;xo, o,,,. ,-;,.o
Emmanuel las 1srn roc1,;nod r.. a,d
drpu,a,ions from, the prov;x;o,,, c,,,o.,1,....
which have ,peu set I'm hovo ,.oon !, .,,a
Of the altics m e,rro,d,r .,,.:-,.--t
power INTO tie LANDS of t,,. E;,r oT .ho;,
cl.oice: aud run,or l,as il t,,,t tbcr have hoor
sent back l,y NAPOLEON with in;unction4 IN s,,t,.
nit 10 tire authority Of tho Pore md 1r,,,,,o
their heads nj, ,,ore will, dreams Of patio,o.;,v
with whicl. tacv are oulr uonina1ls co,,,orr,,5
Fr once. VIC doubt not rumor is corrrc, Tia
Emperor will, s.lut,r,, f.ar ,f cot,,o,;,;.,,,
which ii 80 potent in Fc:1ncc d,res m, ,,ro,,,;r
tue liberation, If the ucon,c of t,,c PAM, s,,to.
lor four Of the .uac,4inati,us or ttc ,,;cs,s ~
l,ome. Hence ,,,oso sn,,;cc,e of .,,o u.,u
Father ,n;sr,r.r,..d N ~, ..,.. - -,,:.,
Americans Tin firm Int f,;,t ooa.oa,;a.
raldru ,,v ,,.s,o,ix,n ,,,a, ,,.s ~s""u1, %
in Euro,,c o,ts;',, oe <..,o, So,
~u,ersti,;on. th,, ,ro ~, r,,... - 49,
in uh;c,, wo ,;ro ,,., ,,-o.
ous md r,,no,se,cse ss.,ae;.s.;a;s.s ~ 'so ss4,.,
,,,vcrns cd,,c,,;o, f,;,, ,na a..e.:a... '.'~. As
no, less hungry administrator ~ t,,o nes;rs 49,
of stato.-,,,es, ,cor,c ,u,s, In oo,,... 49, ,.a.
1.c;r nects .n, ,,oro r,d,r ,,,o ,.,,s ,,,.. 49,.
l,oye sr.t,,u o,,
7, re,u,i,4 n In sa,n -, or>.. .,:
mina,ion wi,, ,,avo rnon t,,o a...-.as - ~.
I, lin, c,,so rho .aa,,. .;..,:~- ~, ~ Wv
<,nmen, or po,n, I'D -. ~
oyerthrow or III, .,csn,t;sn, IF H.. v..:.s , ~
,,o s,t>s,;.,,:>. ,,.!.c.e 'ae'a "taA
, 1859-07-07
III y K E TO BE ADMIRED
49, THAN THE
RICHEST DIADrM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Empcrory.

| Wnat7 Why Beautiful Raad Of Eafr.
& s :I.":ss s:s s .t ~. .' s.sy s;. f.. .
SStax is1 o. r. s..'ns eh'ts ths " r
FIJI IT, stits ORR" III :. % 8:
'f IL III IT, = as ,se r', ", 1a IL, III s.s
nstd two Or thEer times ~sek vii essore
nd:s Ths xFs<z of The asss u tAe celebrated isa!ss
d. weeob~r sr-fenit IL to ops s1.rs ~ = ~ e.
e Gsssons r. " g,ses for u. en.ifs ~
T. T. eSs'ta ssss;ss s*s Il ". e e.somz apc
e1:l ss@, eoaaer 1ea. sir ~ =. sSv.
"oodsr4ul sateni!oa su* a. - 4x:s..bs.
aE. deaFs1. yous' t,:''f ,xa,
"D8aa - Gwyred5ds.~ >A|a
ye II S.,..a .s:4 .::t.; S.sss1fst sSsi r. Gm::c1 &c
.s sf =. S"ai i le.s,a29s. snss :. i.
I'M nta u ~ ny ~ ss r. sae soas .sy te her ;s
S*E Il t. 81, T. ta:, ,s,-
81: Eli s;s x
% ~; y. ~. Is5a5 5sl3 sAkRE*- $$s5s e:
1tysTas sles a.a3 your haiF 1raaause ny Ill asss
IT as ass t.: Z: g.
III r = = tss1 70 tasE naaal dc &: sssse4
10 ss fas* {. = kfSsfs kffSi1sa
sss Il "a ass az ~
yoaF 1T ms't.1.s II, n r JanSa,y % sp21as.sas s
M & q r. ii ss &. s sss a3 :
.aa fsSsS sse3 e = oxsa sor hea s3ss.aes,
Gassss H. 4s2 4Se9in:sa g. Is nv to 'u - 1or<
~ IL e III n sStS. ss;s sf III III: ~
1s 1ss, of oas dollar hoe ths melua hc. Il
sss RssHs,s1 e. ~, 81 ~ . -,
+ W18Bp g Bpf92Ptao ~ I'D I'd retail, To- sse
3 zssf Il ;st Il eff1sz 81
An1 soit By Ii xpod Drrrys.ss sd r,,.,,....n.s,.
, 1859-07-07

200 TONS PIG RON-To1
wv AssioW n :sts 10 szss puzsA.s.4 ~
j. L. AEK>
aq77-4 xa M Sos&a ela5t .tz&sks
, 1859-07-07

We were indebted 1t tue time Of our visit to
Col. Franklin Fairbanks, one Of the luniormeu,r
bers Of the firm Of E. and T. Fairbanks 4 Co.,
for courteous attentions not confined alone to
our glance through the Scale Works, but ut the
village Of St. Johnsbu1y and its surroundings.
Horace Charles, and Franklin, sons Of Ex-;or.
, 1859-07-07
RRYANT q STRATTON'S
IL CHAIN or
sHCFCN1ffi{C CD}FprpS.

4. Located ChieaRo. Ntx 1osk Fh.dephs Albany Buf-
ns CFxeland A1d 1th Sehosazshipe soot thrcE.h thA
e; t;s1e clan e q naa1 soas Ms7csa.
H. IL 4Cse4tse Saa hes Commercial college con-
AT: AT: BELL SIRATToS. pfby :. Bel joint Fro-
~ aa1 saa:ue @: thirty r EattstcrsT ca
Arf'ttatioa to tks unatfA1stt1. -
Ratlr BRYANT BEr1 eTHarow
, 1859-07-07

TANSEN & DI:OSS,
,v;x ;Ar10RSErs;S A S9LN'lfoI:s. aae FEocIoss IN
Wa.n-,n.ss thtea-ao. IL. Jolz A. Eks@s s Com.
missioner Northern District H. Ncta-y FubIc u t,.t c,
asa D. JAIAIS- i1Y-A CJ1.ta1t L. BHsxs*.
, 1859-07-07

In common with the world Of manufacturers.
the hnancial rcverscs Of the past two years have
restricted the operations Of the Messrs. F.,
but they have somewhat since begun to assume
something rcrE like their busiest period Of nc
tsrity- Taking the year 1856 az i most pros
porous one. aad one. which the present vii!
equal II not surpass, the extent Of Tie expansion
Sfthe wnilom manufacturer Of wooden llay scs;es
which in the opinion Of wiscacrrs was years aco
TO ''glut the market" !" may he bcs, shown 6y
the statement that in tho rear named, The
~uouns Of consumption in some Of the cl.icf
staples was. 4,lao:36s pounds Of CHS. iron, or
upwards Of two thousand tors; over five hun
dFcd tons Of Lehigh coal one million ieet Of
lumber, chiefly spruce for packing boxes, and.
US from the less nauy be learned the grcater, lei
us add the items Of two thousand four hundred
pounds Of borax for welding purposes, five
thousand pounds Of emery for polishing. and
$50 dozen files. The amount Of manufactured
product in the various classes Of scales reaches
4 sum OF $5o0, ,o0o, about the average t1r scmc
years past, subject to some reduction Tor tle
iess two seasons; And We do not learn from The
Aessrs. Fairbanks, who are yet in their prime,
that shsy hare any very dangerous OF imminen;
tokens Of u "glutted market"
, 1859-07-07

W. AHpAr1&EAf lESlVtllttT7 luz usefulness Ct LIS
scale.
The care tak-u By the Mossrs. Fairbanks 10
produce 4 perfectly accurate scale, the excel.
feur SUCCESS they have attained In the same il,
their widc spread business, covering period of
quarter Vi century, has, wc speak within
bHuuds, done more than any cue agency, Gov-
ernInen.al or individual. in re..1la,iu. and ud-
JUSTIN. tic standard of weights and measures in
this county, and rery largely throughout the
entire commercial world, the natural Inevitable
tribute 10 good article, success iu the first
instance, and thenctfotward con.ci:ntiously
maintained to such standard Of excellence. Aud
speaking Of the common world at large, leads
us to say that, though our own country is fur
uishing them q field beyond which they need not
to seek market, for the utmost possible pso-
duct of their works, still, their scales arc known
abroad. Not unfrequensly their scale beams
arc marked to the French decimal measure, or
is Stamped w4th the quaint characters
Of John ChIau1au, and gues abroad to Paris or
the provinces. to Cantou, Or some part Of the
Celestial tmpire. Very many hare been >ent
to Spanish aud Portuguese orders, an1 vcrv
many 10 the different parts Of the Wes, Indies
and Central America, and the trading settle
ments on the coast Of anl Il Southern Africa
The Fairbanks hare enough to do at home.
They hare no call nor desire for more, yet Yam
kee cn:efnEise likes to be appreciated and known
abroad. For time tney contemplated, and in-
deed took measures to supply the English mar
ket with scales from branch mandatory in
England. It was Abandoned, and some John
Bull has followed up the hint and is now manu-
featuring Platform Scales after tue early Fair
banks patent without tue late notifications.
The kucces. Of the Platform scale in the
hands Of it, inventors has Ieeu such as every
where to glre them the priority both in point
Of time Us :in7eutors, aud in excellence as
regards accuracy and durability. Whatever
value is to be attached to the awards Of COM
tnitses at fairs county. State or National, has
been theirs to boast Their premiums are L.
gions, their medals may BE- almost, and we think
with truth, be said to equal and thus historically
represent the number of times when they have
become competitors.
One thing is ecrtain that 1isal manufacturers
Of seales have made it Que Of their pet phrases I
to claip that tEeic sfaies are Equal to Fair |
banks" which is Tins high praise for the latter
whether the assertion be true OF not The !
Nessrs. Fairbanks have . branch manufactotv
ut New York where are made all the lighter and |
more fancifuf classes Of scales for chemists,
druggists, jewellers and kindred uses, and these
for daintiness Of workmanship as well IS quali. |
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-02

Die prdmte Der vN.>y. Gri<
III inaljeitun9" 1T uns ju9efom<
men. Sc III Elm Gbarafterbilp bon @teu>
ben, be &alb, Yula8ti &o8eiu8fo, 2afaYettt
uno Mubltnbero, in elmer @telun9, nell
hc ibr &erbaltnib st @alDin9ton unp ibre
&eroisnte UNI biz Nepubltf tluftrirt, Das
Nilb 1T el8eeSeidnct.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-02
Mndet1e

It'll Ee' O.. NU6el9e ~
zines &erfaufe8 fit @teuern ur1ter etnem
Mie0ment fit baS &bnen Yen: @alnut>
,.,, "a: .StraBe.-
s. lei hermit CUR 3tn,tni6 Desienisen,' bic es
betritt, eebradt, ba6 mir elm @atrant sur Gin-
t~aiiruus Der llulase fir bas @tuen pom Nalnut-
0raBe einsebdnoi9t wurte. MGadien erfen @ep-
TENDER, 10; lbr 8prmitta9s, .perbe i4 in Der 81
flee beg @taetz 99aBmeilers has untcN telbrie-
bene @isentbum fir bic M0e6n,ents, Soften nnb
SntereGtn ptrtaufen, auBer bieislteu 1paten pcrber
be3ablt werbeu. Die A6s6mentS tra9en Ycm 1.
Suni 1859 All 80 prueent Sntere1tn jdbrli& uno
a,iilen in 4@plb cher eurranten Yantncten tcsablt
tueroen. Die @iebertinlDiu uo mad eiacm iplden
8ertaufe Dirt nit beu1 @etta,fe e,,eS Sabres auf.
Cine 8el9reibuns bes ~ 9beaeuerten @iseutbums
it inter. beisefigt. Die @isentbamer fnt nitt
kefnnnf- - ~ = 80 ia
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-02

Das@c1an9fefin @lepelant
fill, na6 Dem "pttt6bur9er Breibcit6<
freuno>" in ber Gbctlnabmloii9teit oes
publitumS Ycr11wunben irin. Den 9er>
rem &bteme> Mulcr, 2an96bprf, @cbrioer
@p9c6, &taule> 5artun9 uno @eor9t pirb
pom Ber{Gtertatter sci onoere Mnerfennun9
oeSplt. ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-02

ct. Yaul, ben %. SUM 1859. 49t5O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-02
Mn5et9e, 6a6 Sefnen einer
@trQbe betreffenb.

aQe, bic IS aneebt> Ii,t biermit benadrt@ti9t>
ba6 Yon tcm Jreibaftern, bic ~liceenoes Gi9eutbum
belBen unb in ber erten @arb ,ppbnen, bel bem
Stabt(dreiber cine Bittl9rift prutctullirt murbe,
wtl9e u1n bas Sefnen uab bic @erlanserune spu
pearlfraBe turd bic Cots feds uub febe1 in Blpd
brei Ycn @bituey's Mbbiiun au ct. Yaul naG
Der Sadicnfrabe it, .belastfr @arb e%intomn,t.
Gc6balb nun nirb Scr @tattratb ant Dienfag,
ben 2. nd&feu gusuftt1 7sRa9.nittaSs 3 l1br, int
@tabtratbsSirau.er ber, StabtbaQe ba5u fdrcitsu,
flint &un,miNdre III crnennen, a. Sen, 33mede,
ben ~et,paiSen @9aben uno Nusen lit ben -pra-
miRen in 8etradt gu 3ie6en uni, IN StranldIa9en,
NIT Gprtebalt> ba6 Ginwenpun9en in uetereia-
%iimmnn8 nit benz @tabt~ @barter Sema4t wsrben
tSu1et. -
~.44I SIN Suffrage tes @tabtmtbes: =
.5.r.S.9 9: . cb8s, @%tabtl9reiter; .
Den %. SUM- 1859. J" 0''#'%1" 49t52
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-02

Cos 5arbor> oicle jun9e bcuti@e
Gtaot in penniyloonien bat tas pftn9ft<
fet In Mnwel enbeit Don nabe an 700
Galten aus pbilabelpbia auf eclatante
Beiir gcfeiert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-02
@tnbt Nna3 eiqen.
2ln3eioe


mire hermit eema9t, ba6 bic Sarlifeu BON 1859
NIT beutigtn1 Gage mir CUR Ginfaflruns. eiiu9e-
bdueiet %purcen.< Die per10nli9e Iare mug H.
nerbalb 20 1asen Scm beutiscu Datum an tssablt
pereen. Il Gartn uur Gteusrn ppn liteenbem @i~
9entbum ser BEN, lesten nadism 0esenter. slae
2dnherticn cser 59nnbYarsel!eu, bic in ~teloattr
1arltNe ptraetdnst lIub unb ypn wslden bic Sarrm
an ~bsiaste,m Sage ni@t besablt line> werben in ber
Office hes Staet<@ 9osmeiiters ant eriteu Mous
tase bes eNpnats 'Msar3 int SABRE 1860 ~Serfauit,
9eaanrte Iare, su tcridtigen NIB pirt NIT
telaeteta gertaufe bon Sag 81 Sag turteefatrcu
trereen, bis lan,mtlide s~erfauft Inp.
3ebn Yrpeent tpirb fir ole Xaren pcn 1889
nabstlalen, tpenn ~bieislben iuuerbnlt 80 Iasea
rona Datum oieler Nn3eige an braablt merpen unbs
funf Yro;eat tperec,f III sem getras Der Gnre &C.
rednet, ipenu btelelbe nidt spr hea 81. ,iaaiteu
De,emter tesablt pirt.
assess 5QbarleS Mpr9an, -
-" @tabt<@ dabmeiter.
ct. Yaul, ben %. SUM 1859. 49t5O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-02
8anfz Il. @e9iel-@ ei9Gfte,

9e"ti& 3. $a"t
+. & 8. wi((ius, Saint pau(,
CGruber meyer u. @iQtus.)
Dititlte un,fa6t nete allen IN bas Bantfaa
tinl9laeenben belpnters ful9enbc 3weiee:
@edlel auf Dfutldlanp,
fcpie autaoc 9auftplSfe 6rantrei9s, Der @9wei1
unit tes Snlanbes perben tets in btliebisen Be.
tragen unb 51 ben eauiigfen 8ebin0uugcn abet-
8ebcn.
Die Mu6sablun9 BON @elpern
in irsenb einent 9beite Dtutf9Iaubs unb Der
@@,peia bti9aFen tpir, inbe,1 pir ben @esenpertt
Der bel uns einoesablten 8etr19e ben GmpfGu-
germ itlb(t III ten entle8enfru Ortl9aften, fcRen<
ftti ms paue fenten la0tn uub ]tGnnen uniere
Muitrag9eber biz Observation-Disclosures ibrer
1reunbe (pater bel unS entse8ennebmen. Terner
6cI oreen mir biz
@insiebun9 BON @el5er,1
in guropa anb perben biz taau erforberli@tn
Yapiere, ais: 7 &zss~
,~%,o.g-t< 0pQmaGten, , .
Ger3i9ttetfunOSurfunben, sxpttenl1eimd &C.. ron
un6 ausgtfertigt uub terea 0ultiAfeit Vtrblrat.
Au9 ~teiorsen pir bic eoniulartf@t Beelaubisuns
FOLDER Dotumente. ....H -
4 .@@ Ya0a9ei9etne ~.
CUR freien Jdtrt iter Bremen na& Netp< q ort,
Baltimore ober 9fetu-O rleans serabfMeen wir III
aeitsemaBen Yrei{tn. @ul9e Sdeire baben unr
fir ee in ~henlelteu tenanntt Ytr{on @alti9teit
uub tVn,en li9t BON ter{elben perfauft uber iiter.
!tra8en .perben. Nirtl Der edith bon Der betref>
feuotm Yerlcn ni4t benubt, 70 1atten mir BEN
Ranfer bt6tlben bic &auf(uu.ms ab3Isli@ Conn
rniifion. 3urad. ..'.
@tr Ser9iiten :3in{en .ouf @elber
bic auf beiim1ntt :3eit bel uns beponirt (inb, iber~
nebnten bic 8elesun9 pcu @apitalien ii Wrunb-
eistntbum obtr eteen SntereNen auf
h.: @rfte bDpptbetartl9e Si@erbeit; ~
taufen u,b bertauftn Sob unb @ilber, be(crAen
bic Gin3itb0u8 bun Me9leGn unb Rptem ii iir9tut
einem 1btile Der 8~ereinieten Staatsn uno aablet
bic bI9itt Yrautie fit
@edfl ouf Ven <2)ort, St. Souls n.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-02

Nobe8pierre.- SIN @erln9 BON
@rnit 2uft H.. So. in Milmaufee, @ise.,
erl&etnt EN- @ornan BON Gbepbpr Munpt,
bctitelt u&%obespierre." Die erte 2te<
ferun9 1T unS j%u9efommen uro MAIDEN
bas publitum auf bieie interefante Ct
theinunS telonoers al merf(am. -
8Trne. - Son 2ubwis B1rne'S
5&riften, I'M ielten Gerla8e, baben mir
bic 9efte 43, a. unb As erbalttn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-02

Mn}5;eiioe. fir Steuer5abler<*
!3ufol8e, ,einea Stabtratbtel9lu7e 5 BON "a.
Mai mereen BE !3inie1 al, alien @traeeu-G erti-
Rcaten, bic Der @tatt 9eb1ren ulb int BeiB Der
5tlbea 'Inb,, ~auf II Yrpcent per Sabr %reoueitt,
tpenm bisfdb<n sur ee, criten @eptennber bieirS
SabreS belablt9 perben.z e.. nt +atr. .
st, YauL ben 25., Mai 1859.
" 2," &baS. q. @organ, J.
47b6 III ~ @tabt9abmnnfer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-21

Authority FOR THE EXPREss.-The Express
is in the habit of quoting the San Francisco
Times very frequently, in regard to the Doug
las party, and seems to think it good author.
ty. The Times serves upa little sauce for the
Administration side, in its Tuesdays issue,
which the Express may not quite so well
relish. Nevertheless as it comes from fa-
vorite source with the Express, it ought not
to complain. Herosit is:
The Administration papers have resorted to
the bluff game to frighten off investigation in
regard to the charge, which has been insinu-
ated by certain Anti-Lecompton papers, that
Milton Shakespeare Latham had attempted to
unlock the temple of justice by means of
golden key" They teign great indignation
that such charge should be made without
the positive proof to substantiate it. Per.
haps they think that by thus doing they can
satisfy the people of California that the
charge is unfounded. But we tell them that
the charge is, in our opinion, and in the opin-
ion of hundreds of people in this city, true,
aud that any number of witnesses can be
found who will testify that Judge Murray
told them that he had been offered bribe
by Mr. Latham, provided he would furnish
him an advance opinion in a certain impor-
tant case.
The person who was approached in the
matter, was, as We are informed, Joseph r
Beard, formerly Clerk of the Supreme Court
and the matter was well understood by all
the members of the Court, and was talked
over by them among themselves and to diff
ferent members of the bar. If there was
nothing of the kind ever transpired if Judges
Heydenfeldt, Bryan and Terry have never
heard anything of the kind from Judge Muir
ray, why do they not come out and say so
We have no wish to do Mr.. Latham any in
justice in this matter. If he never sought to
use the golden key" we would be the last
to insinuate it against him. But we have no
doubt that he did make the attempt The
principal and most important witness in the
case, however, is dead, and the most direct
testimony that can be produced is that of
those to whom he communicated the facts of
the case. We ask of Judge Heydenfeldt ifhe
has any knowledge of this matter? Was or
was he not aware that Mr.. Latham endeavor-
ed to bribe Judge Murray? He is political
friend of Mr.. Latham Latham was his pupil
in politics and law. This story which the
Anti-Lecompton press has started has been
circulated and is doing him immense HARM
1t is matter ofjustiee that it should be cor
rected if it has no foundation in fact, and it
is for those who know most about it to come
out and state what they know in regard to
it. viii Judges Heydenleldt, Terry or Bryan
deny the charge
1t is very easy and very cheap for these
papers who know nothing about the matter
to deny it, and make virtuous exclamations of
horror that such a charge should be insinua-
ted. But that all amounts to nothing. They
know no more about it than we do. The
parties who do know about it, however, are
their political friends, and they can set this
matter at rest if they will, unless, which we
suspect, it is founded in facts which they can
nor deny.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-21
TEEEGRAPHTC.
1OvER THE STATE LINEl

San Francisco News--News by the For
est Monarch, &c.
SAN FRAcIsco, July goth.
BY ship Forest Monarch, from Sidney, we
have dates to 18th April. The New South
Wales Parliament was dissolved on the l. 9th
of April by the Government. A general
election was Immediately to follow.
Miss Mary Provost was playing at Sydney
at last accounts.
The coroner yesterday made post morteAt
examination on the body of Horace Guilbert,
who fell dead suddenly on Monday. He
found that the aorta had burst
Mr. Schnledtschneider applied yesterday
to the County Court for writ of habeds cor
pas to obtain his two children, which he al
leges his wife, Madame Abalos, the vocalist,
was about to take with her to Mexico. She
was about to leave to-day but was prevented
by the service of this writ.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-21
Additional Atlantic News.


The overland mail which arrived at San
Francisco on Tuesday, brought advices from
st. Louis to June 27th@-no later than the
news received by the way of Tehuantepec.
Some additional intelligence, however, has
been received The Democratic and Repub-
lican parties in Iowa have held their State
Conventions. The Democrats nominated for
Governor, A. c. Dodge; for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, l.. W. Babbitt, and for Judge OF the
Supreme Court, L. C. Wilson, Charles Mason
and c, G. Cole The Popular Sovereignty
platform was adopted.
The Republicans nominated for Governor,
s. J. Kirkwood Lieutenant Governor, N.
Ruch Supreme Court Bench, L. B. Love- L.
D. Stockton and Caleb Baldwin. Resou-
tions condemning the Cass naturalization let
ter, the slave trade, and the Massachusetts,
amendment, were passed
A Democratic Convention was to be held
At Albuquerque, New Mexico, June GATH 1t
was thought that Olero would be nominated
for reelection to Congress.
D O. Robinson, ex member of Congress
from Pennsylvania, died June 24th.
Plummer, the ringleader of the mutineers
of the whale ship Junior, under sentence of
death at Coston, has been respited by the
President.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean have received
an offer of 10000 to make theatrical tour
in the United States, to commence in the en-
suing autumn,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-21

DoUGLAs AND THE LEooMPToN PARrY.-The
Charleston Mercury says, in reference to
Douglas
Owe will sustain or countenauce him un-
der no circumstances whatever he is trai-
tor TO the Democratic party, and traitor to
those principles which secure the South; be
is dangerous and designing. Away with
him. Finally, says the Mercury, eve shall
sustain no man, of whatever party, clique,
creed, or section who shall stand upon the
platform of Douglas principles, though he
should be nominated by twenty Democratic
Conventions"