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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

:, LIE Two MISSING MUTINEKRs OF THE SHIP JUNIOR
HUNG AT SYDNEY Y: g. Consul at sydney N. s. W.,
Mriting 70 friend In New York. as NO learn from the
the mutneers OF the ship Junior who escaped from the
ofcers ~ the time Plumer and his associates were cap
tured, remained ia the Woods until nearly starved wlep
they made their appearance They were mm edlataly Or
ested and uied, a7d at tho to,e his we.inc ho hel
just returned nom witnessing their execution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

WAS BENJAMIN FRANKLIN A RAT AT the Ma
tonal Convention Of Printers, held in Boston this week.
Mr. Coburn Of New York, submitted proposition that
the head of Franklin be stricken from the travelling card
Of the Unionists The committee to which this resolution
burn thought differently and urged the passage OF the re-
solution, arguing that a. Franklin was RIA IAN advo
cate OF the principles Of prices regulated by demand and
supply" and dd not favor keeping up prices by COM
birations-here very great Inconsistency In doing
honor to bis head Mr.. Koran took similar view OF the
iale MI Franklins Uranium, but the majority were will
ing 10 forget and forgive the sin OF tho Industrious dead
gna 70 et the head remain ION the ground OF patriotism
rejected "a 70 O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07
Police Intelligence.


CAPTURE OF FELIX SANCHEZ, THE MuRpxRER.-A telc
graphic despatch received at the General supernten
dents Office yesterday morning, from New Orleans an
nouncng the arrest Of Felix Sanchez the murderer in
that city and requesting the authorities Of New York
send on for the prisoner. Tae fugitive, it will be remem-
bered murdered his father law Hermann Cannon, at
No. 1b4 Sullivan street. the 9Th Of January last by
attempt TO despatch his wife and mother in law With the
came weapon he then fed from the city, and succeeded
in making his way TO New Orleans disguised in females
apparel, where he has secreted himself SINCE The
parties are all mulattoes and are natives Of
Cuba. Immediately the receipt of the news
Sergeant sent to Albany for the purpose OF pro
curing requistion from Governor Morgan. reward Of
$500 had been offered for the apprehension Of Sanchez
but who the claimant is we could ascertain. The
murder Of which Sanchez charged with being the per-
petrator OF the most cruel and horrible TRACE.
dies that enacted is still fresh in the recol
part this juucture would seem unnecessary
The despatch to which have already referred reads
briefly as follows
New ORLEANS May 6, 1859.
CHIEF OF POLICE NEW YORK.
sIR-Felix Sanchez accused Of numbering his father in
law Herman Carnon The 9th OF January, 1852 at No.
l54 Sullivan street, is arrested VIII you send for him,
LOUIS GAsrRIEL, Lieut.. Second District
Officer Lent expected back from Albany to-day, when
he will start forthwith his journey Southwark bring
ing with him the necessary papers Of extradon and the
fugitive.
BREAKING Up A DIsoRDRLy HouE-rhe Fifth precinct
police made descent upon the premises Al White stree
on Thursday night and arrested the proprietress
several pickpockes and prostitutes. The premises il
question have long been the resort Of the Chan Gang
organized band Of lewd women, who rob and plunde
strangers and all others who fall into their clutches.
ths occupation they assisted by male accomplices
who generally in for the lions share of the spois
Yesterday the prisoners brought before Justice Con
molly at the Lower Police Court The proprieress OF
house was allowed TO at large condition that shs
would leave the neghborhood before three days Ths
other prisoners were sent to Backwes Island the
vagrant act.
ALLEGED GRAND LAKoEsc1Es.-Mary stler, employed IN
the silk factory of Thomas McRae No. SO Greene street.
was arrested on charge Of stealing about $50 worth
goods from her employer Committed for trial by Justice
Quackenbush Mary Restin detected in the of
ryrg of bundle OF wearing apparel from the dwelling
house, corner Of Blocker street and Mnea place. was
aleo committed for trial by the same magistrate. William
williamson for snatchng gold watch out Of John viii
ams vest pocket without leave do was committed
for trial by Justice Connolly.
FALSE ToKKN-Margaret Kline arrested for attempt.
ing to pass false token in the shape Of 81 bill On the
Farmers and Drovers Bank Of Indiana a. the dry goods
store 176 Wooster street. She committed for trial by
Justice Quackenbush.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

THE New CoMET-Thc comet which We men,
TONED Inc other day "a ,ervcd At the Michigan Unver
sv r., becn seen at she Harvard and Hamilton College
O6.er a,oIles Whether the comet will become visible 10
tho rased eye, Whether It approaching earth SUM-
and whether IL is the pcararce OF comet formerly
noticed or one, the observations Of Few days more
will probably decide,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

THE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT RICHMOND, vA.-By
the fire at Richmond Va, the 4th inst. Montague
thompson lost house, value 000 insurance. Simms
surance; Green Allen, machinery, $4,000 insurance
$500; Mercer Hill machinery. 81 500, insurance $500;
Lundrum, painter, 81 200, insurance Geo. s Towns
Co, machnists 50 800, insurance; Daniel Hagerty
brass founder insurance 81 Soo J. v. Crawford
turner 900 on stock and 10000 the several build
ngs destroyed, no insurance. 8. G. Crcnshaw, VIM. c.
Aaen, Daniel Stewart and John T. Rogers lost small
amounts about 81 500 in all. The FIRE throws one hun
bred men out Of work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

And here y an odMor1hs-
THr PRreur CONDITION or S0xoRA.-Ihe State Of 30
nora a. this moment presents spectacle actually deplor
abe FOR long time bloody civil war has been carried
on between the factions OF Gandara and Pesquier press
ing the able bodied into service, distressing the In
bsbtants increasing taxation 10 extent almost unbear
able and preventing anything like decent progress in
business agrculture or mining Forced contributions
are constantly being levied upon the towns and villages
and everything cramped and embarrassed by rigid MI
ary surveillance Add 10 this the constant orays of the
Apache Indians, sweeping the State from the Arizona
frontier 70 the Gulf punderng haciendas rendering ira
vel upon the highways hazardous In the extreme, carry
Ing conformation into every hamlet and Il is almost
wonderful that the State 10 inhabited 1t ALL Az H. the
frontier OF Sonora nearly abandoned All along the line
fine ranches deserted buildings crumbng ruins and
broad fields, which once waved with corn and wheat
choked with grass and weeds Tho security which Il
offered to life and property by the auhDrities doc not
even amount TO tho dignity Of apology Sonora, at
present, Ia no place for Americans. poor not
obtain employment without descend TO the lev Of
peon and rich man, while he nds desirable Jpenng
for profit IL in danger Of being pundered This " the
actual condition Of affairs ding to intelligent and
liable gentlemen who h lately travelled Trough the
entire State All the Il is performed by poems 81 from
six TO eight dollars pei month"; e. for business there IL
memo to engage in Az many Americans seem to DO
moving into Sonora with the hope OF making fortunes
feel called upon TO state, have tho actual condition
Of things and urge them TO before rskng not only
property but nfe in country impoverished revolutionary
and Frustrated by civil war.
There better index TO the civilization and progress
Of any place than the newspapers which contains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

--LATEST FROM PKE's PEAK--The latest intelli-
gence receved from the gold mines of Kansas informs
tna wnsKey was In great demand and groceries scarce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07
Our Leavenworth Correspondence.

Our Leavenw0rth Correspondence.
LxAvESwoRrH, April 10, 1859.
Progress Of Emigration to ne Kansas Gold Neds-Sn6er-
ings of no Fbot Passengers ne Prairies-FSa Start Of
the Pixies Peak Stage Company's Vshiccs-Back,oard-
xess Of me Spring, &C., &c.
The tide Of emigration continues 10 Get In as strong
towards the Kansas gold neds Notwithstanding
unavorable reports that have occasionally In from
terprisng and reckless pioneers OF countryare
the move and bound 10 the elephant The cha
racter Of the emigration is evidently improving The
pet sack and handcart gentry have mostly passed. and
now being followed by men Of moro means-ths
heavy infantry Of the army Of emigration These men 70
with wagons, drawn either by horses mules aud pro-
All those who not thus provided must have suffered
intensely during the past days. for the weather
been intensely cold and the ground covered with
snow. person just in from Fort Laramie in
the praes beyond Fort Kearnsy just before CON
mencement Of the late cold weather. and 10 his impress
sion that many must have pershed they destitute
OF everything On that part Of the route there IL not
Yesterday the Pixies Peak Stage Company started it,
first stages Two left early in the morning, loaded with
passengers and the mail This decidedly the most plea
SAINT way to visit the Rocky Mountains The company has
everything well prepared for rapid and comfortable ira
yelling The coaches are excellent and he mules aud
are 80 arranged that the drive from one 70 the other viii
not nure the animals and enough To allow the
passengers to take their meals with considerable rsgu
arity.
and win be the middle OF May before the grass can bs
sufficiently advanced sustain animals The cold weather
1t Ia believed has entirely killed the peach crop the
river in Missouri and the lovers Of that delicious fruit
must husband their anticipated enoyments until another
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Personal Intelligence.

Captain s. Jones, United States army s. M. Yost, OF
New Mexico Isaac Cook and W. Pine Of Chicago O. p
Lenore United States army, and Ant Bravo Of Mexico
are in Washington.
Mr.. John Wise, the aronaut, is going to Japan.
Lord Grosvenor ID in st. Louis. he is awaiting the
arrival Of one two companions with whom he purposes
and thence TO China and the East Indies.
Rev. DR.. Haskl, formerly wandering juggler, known
the Fakr Of silva, is rumored to have eloped with
young lady Of lafayette, Ind.
Among the distinguished arrivals in Memphis, Tenn
recently, Hon. A. H. H. Stewart, of Virginia, and
General Gideon Pillow OF Columbia, Tenn They were
both upon sad errandshe minister to the wants
Of afflicted the other TO seek for the remains
one who was connected to him by the same ties of
sangunity, and both sufferers by the disaster to the
steamer st. Nicholas.
Six Of the mdshpmen implicated in the late tar and
feathers affair at the Annapolis Naval Academy have
been dismissed from the institution. They all from
Pennsylvania.
DEPARTURES.
Havre; Mathew Ebert and LADY, New York; DR. Sea-
brook, South Carolina.
For Charleston per steamer Marion-J Lyman and lady
Miss Erdman, + SackeH, 0ichrs Jr, q Jer kius
LANCE Born, W. Tglock, Robt Hin Geo Cragin, VIM
Cragh, T Cragn, DAVIDSON, NJ Tafts.
EQPcrter, HUI Mrs Hill, VIM II HILL JAS Day. d
McFarlane, Mrs McFA.lanc Weston Mrs Weston John
Lweaton John Pascltou Ms k Levy Walter King VIM Gold
Ing saml Brainard Edward Baldwin, Peter Flynn Nc
SSsnSoS John aIs ssns My nss 8aS
ler Mary Butler Cathsrne Butler Thos err jacob Lehan
John Moore, Geo Burns James Kerns, VIM Blair. Total 30
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accommodations
night n my establishment JAMES GRAYD0N.
WAYTED-By the Santa Rita Silver Mining Company, an
experienced smeer also good barrateros, to work in
the Salero mine. Apply to W. Wrightson, Tubac
PISTOLS AND cARmSns.-A supply Of Colts navy pistol
(new paern) also pocket six shooters, together with
number Of his six barrel carbnes and i've barrel rifles,
sale the store Of the Sonora Exploring and Mining
Company, Tubac.
FREDERICK HULLSENAN, storekeeper.
G. B. HueHEs n D., practcing physician and surgeon,
Tubac, Arizona.
wrghts, Wards Rancho, Sonoita Valley-The above firm
are prepared to do all work in the line Of their business
ali sorts Of blacksmthng DONE including horse and mule
shocing, with tho utmost despatch ana Ut reasonable
prices.
WHITE GRANGER, at Fort Buchanan, offer for sale
large assortment Of merchandise consisting Of dry goods
hats, boots, Shoes tobacco Of all sorts and qualities Il
quors Of all sorts, No. &c The above named articles will
be sold at reasonable prices for cash.
lately received, in addition to my former stock
OF goods general assortment Of fancy and staple dry
goods and groceries, tin ware &C. ana will receive IN
offered for sale in this country All persons wishing to
buy at Wholesale RETAIL will ind II TO their advantage
10 call on me before buying elsewhere.
Tucson, March 81. PALATINE ROBINSON.
CARPENTER WAN1ED-A good carpenter can have con-
stant employment on application to a. Lathrop, direc-
sor Of the mines, Tabac, Sonora Exploring and Mining
Company
iABoRERs WANrRD.-A few good American laborers caD
1nI n.uslons and cool wages application TO s. ii.
n.
and Mining Company
KILLED RI lSDiANs.John Cottman was killed by In
aans aoOus Inc ist OF February, 1859, the Gia Do
was an American and - supposed to have relatives at
tain the amount due him. and his friends ascertain the
particulars Of his DEATH by addressing the subgcrber NJ
the Overland Mail station, Pimo village, Arizona ~
JOHN CApRoN
The following Is an item Of local news
SOMETHING WORM sEnNG.--At the Office Of The Sonora
dawn
since, We saw bar Of fine silver which being boxed
up preparatory 10 shipment 70 New York via overland
mail, ms bar was pumbcr seven, since the amalgama-
ZION WORKS nave been put 10 operation rather portion
OF men, wss fifteen inches long, five inches wde two
and nan inches thick, and weighed SS0.35 ounces its
vaue being lS4 a. This bar the result OF three
days WORK OF Two amalgamation barrels This rs tangi
BILE evidence OF successful silver mining aud even with
only one quarter Of tho amagamaton works in operation
the company will hereafter turn least TWO such bs
on the above per week. Persons who are pcredulous
asor. aver mining in this Territory would doueoss be
edited and cnmoricd byn sight Of lump OF pure bright
silver weighing nearly nine hundeei ounces assnyed ana
stamped with svauc, ready for the miD or the sver
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slecnten Der ~Wfinn. StaatS5eitun9. "
Mtnne1p 1pta.
New- -11lm uub Brppn County St. Gorfer,
@t, peter ,nb Nicolet GtY 50. @9immel,
@t.Intbony u. Mnniapolis, Srtb II. 8npblaudt,
@basfa 81. Gber,
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@tia mater unb Walbiugton @tY @9. @4effer,
Sa0ins unb Datota GtY q. S9miot
Wiup,,a uub Wiupua @ty 5r. Slider.
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Gafpb @ainicr,

Jafpb Wfain5er,
Triebensrt@ter, Justice of the Peace
Deut1@er Mutor II. 2anb~Msent
YbDnr-8lod, Gde ber Dritten unb Wabaibatp"
@traBe, (uabe ber BrIde,)
empfeblt li9 benz tcut19en Yublitum gut Mnfer-
tisl,ns uno Beslaubigune a(er bHentltaen pa-
plere, iuwie aud 3ur Masfertsuns sem Mnppen
unb anbereu 3ei9nun9en.
2auft unp pertauft 2anp in @pmmiifpn.
1852 10
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une mel@es @lddes ilnb flt tbeilbafti9 ?
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ittnes lttrtli@en 2ebens ber 8etra9t,1na
beS Gwteen 9e,rtbtnet. .~.."- ~.
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mel. ....#1 /, =.
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l. unb bas @eib wurte pct, ter S@lat,ae
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Ju1tus Geproit.
Sffentlt9er Nptar,
@te ber @ablbatp< unb 6ten @trobe, ee9eniibes
ber frau3Dl. tatb. Rir9e,
empfieblt Gdb 1einen beutl9en Mitburgern gut
MnfertisunS uno 8eelautisung Don eeribtli9en
Dpfun,enten uuo l1rfunoen, ais: &auftriefen,
Sypptbeten (Deebs uno Mortsages), MtetbS-
unb gsl&afts -@pntraften, 1eltamenten, goa'
aur Belursuns auer III pas Nptarfa4 einl4laeen-
ben @el61fte. 1b52.1O
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The
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,

Weekly Paper,
published by SAML LUDVIGH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price Of advertising.
One Square, l. insertion, $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
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um fl@ feiner Ollie IN entlebi9en.
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l1nb fe t5nnen fi@ ,,i@t' nit einante,
sereinieet1: bas Gltii9 t5btet ben @eif
ber @eni@ Ser Grbe bradt ben Meni@er
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