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Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15

THE YUBA RIVER RoAD.-The Marysville
DEMocRAr of Thursday has long and able
plea in favor Of mail service to connect Dow.
melville and the Central Route. Have not
room for the article. But the DEMOCRAT can
rest assured that the road will be put through
before the year is out, and there are now two
Expresses running between this place and the
Humboldt country. The work of the Sierra
Turnpike has been contracted for and bonds
hled, and stages will run between this and
Marysville next July or Uncle John Atchison
don't know himself The work will be com
menced at both ends of the route by the st
of Alarch.-Sierra Democrat
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15
First Ward:

First Ward:
W. W. PRESBURY, MICHAEL o'CoNNER,
JOHN CONKLIN.
Second Ward:
HENRY LELAND GEO, 4. KING,
WM SHARKEY, c. L. CRACKBoN.
Third Ward:
q n FOWLER ORLANDO FULLER,
GEO. w. AUBREY, LUKE oBRIEN.
Fourth Ward
PETER DECKER, A. ELLISON,
j. NJ. BELRUDE, DANIEL FARRELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15

CorGLLox PARrY-A grand cotillon party
is to be given on the 22d inst, at the Cen
tral House, Butte county, on the Oroville
road, fifteen miles from Marysvile. A gen.
eral invitation is extended to all the lovers of
the dance to attend. 1t will be in the even
ing
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15

BRUrAL-On Wednesday evening, a diff
Guilty occurred at the Union Billiard Saloon,
in Petaluma, between Dan Brown and Silas
Rogers, during which, Brown bit one side of
Rogers nose entirely off OF course, says
the Sonoma journal, fighting whiskey" was
the cause
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15

CHANGE OF CARRIER.-We perceive that
the Express is now delivered to subscribers
by Mr.. Wickersham.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15

LUKE OBnEN.-We publish in another
column a card from this staunch and upright
Democrat, which sufficiently explains his
position.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15
WN. PENN THO MPSON
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. j. II. DULIN
CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
~ AT Ills OFFICE, on all the various forms OF
Chronic Diseases, including Diseases of the Lungs,
Liver, Heart, Stomach, Kidneys, and Spleen. Also,
the following Diseases treated with great success
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Amaurass, or Nervous Blind
ness Sick or Nervous Headache, Apoplectc and Con-
gestve ulness of the Brain, Epilepc paryetic, and
llysterca Affections. Cancers Cured and attended
with but little pain. Also, Tumors, Ulcers, Fistulas,
and all the various forms of Disease that arise from
Disease or impurities of the blood.
Particular attention paid to the treatment Of Women
and Children.
Dr. D. will visit in the City and Country those
that require personal examination, Medical Aid or
Surgical Treatment.
DR.. D. will be found at his Office, No. Sc Fourth
street. Marysville, unless professionally engaged
fpb10-mV
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15

The wife of Mortimer Thompson ('Doe-
stlcks) died at Brooklyn, New York, on
Wednesday last leaving an infant son but
few hours old.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15
nix ID. d.. fined S. and costs.

EY-A man named Thompson was arrested
yesterday, for drawing deadly weapon.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15

RRooRDER's CouRr, YEsrERDAY--James
Sweeny, petit larceny, in stealing ham val
ued at SO so, sentenced to sixty days in the
Chain Gang.
Frank -, d. d., fined s5 and costs
Jeromin Herrera, vagrant, case continued.
Clark, assault and battery on China wo-
man,-forfelted bond of $50.
J. Murray, assault and battery, case con-
tinued
Juan A. Deis, loafing Mexican, sent up to
Jail for ten days.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15
Regular Democratic City Committee.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15
WANTED.

" AN
THE ADVERTISER A YOUNG MAN, be.
l. ing out Of employment is desirous Of engaging
IN some permanent occupations is quick at figures,
and with the pen, and understands bookkeeping
Salary Of secondary consideration.
Address j. r.,
nov2l-f-2p SAN FRANoIsro
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15
For President in 1850,

MARYSvILLE. M
, 1859-10-03

WANTED-Chicago Real Estate
in exchange for frs*-t1Ass suhuan property near
tbs like ~ snu dGec 4: Cctkaee
Hin Al4o for St Louis aa1 Raeiae Or pettr. ard .,r
fa7ms Ia Iowa and I!laoi+ DC Ac. T11US. E. BRYAN
t}tfre yn II Nahne Rank Building ok:
, 1859-10-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Four Days Later from Europe.


Y. 7,.- WI Ind !. :.
FURTHER foisT.pet. i.-lne steamship Hun
gar'sn' with Liverpool dates to the s1ss. has ar
11Tea. FT'I
TIE papers by tae hungarian furnish details
o. the Battle ior :he championship which took
pace IA ilcahnrsI b. hent, between Tom Sayrea
ana bretue. 1Ge !gnt lassed 9niy twenty-thsee
H'!nates' ~ "nen sayf5s vas oeciarea victor.
Inc fcFa1ct OF tne Co1onefs ,urj in relation
70 tne disaster on the iEeas Eastern attributes
II 70 accident
ne coroners myestigaton on the Great
aastern e1plossoh e,cltea eT1dense Of very con-
nlcslng character ~ TO who had the responsible
enaffe q the enGana a tne Ine, scott kussel
ana !ne neaa engineer ooIo Denying their COL
necnon WIN me aamf.
many aliests haa ;oeSn maae At Constantno'
pie oI Pafuea lMpnet1eo II conspiracy TO Is
, 1859-10-03

MUSICAL UNION ACAlEM
lf1 FALL TERN.
The Elementary ct.s4 eor1mences TUESDAY evening
Ot. II. Advanced elast, tri!av evening. Oct II. At
o'e ocx In the MuAcaI Cnlou ua1. Methuttst Church
Dnck.
Tuition, = ~: quarter. Fa}ahie in adrance.
Members c{ the stuale MON Acaray. entitled 10
fire. admission to al h: pubic entertainments Of tic Nus:
cal Unlo3.
For further particular. ltque =: Foot + Cadys Muse
i. II. wHIPPLE1 ..-
b. DOWNING, DEectafY.
oe3A;96.v 5. u. U.kAYMOSp.}
, 1859-10-03

EEw YoRx (tt 1.-The Stock market is still
unsettled With trndeney downrard The nres-
sure tn sell however. K csnfiue1 to q few Rail
road iStocIs. tic better class Of stocks being
tn1crah1v firr, The husine.. tn dav xas moder.
ate- The transactions ri were iarrsst inM. C..
Gaiena and i VI The first named was weak
Ind fe,i IN s:4|14 ner cant below Yesterdays
nriec wh;fc thc othrrs were without cbange.
f;,lsna tbe stTonrest ot The western list and
act;Ia NJ = r. M hid r T. sfter fal);nr to sS lat lat
erenin~ recorered tn 66t bid. A. lie close Of
tbc hcard iii, 4. M. Pacific Mail was heavy at
f,1I of ! ncr cant bnt wa tston frea,T m buv-
er,. ontion Er;e shares beld hirher~ no nubiic
sales tax n,ace Iii Central iii i. panamni,
Toiadn odsnnced IN ~ m ;mnrnremrnt If nsr
cent f-on, tha losr 8r;ea t9uche.l resterdaV
New Haven @ m and Hartford sold at III 5psr
c.nt d;s;dand H. 10'~ ~ f~'
r. I; ho,d. thera x,s dec,;ne If mar
c.nt ri cant cnnstTuction scil;nr at ~ M f1.
csnt ;,ta,s.t 49, rhs 4r;rs ~ tronar -, stran,th-
eepi 'ue hhe gr,;s u hoae5 las @ s.1ensn. 1stac
ers ncr tr1eip =. % on edx,nce II tn
s.. W" lilly . 4hn" . ~ ~ AH 1ht .~ =
~ p::" ".. ~. .uos ~ ~: -h;.t -. 49,
lne ac.se moyemea;s o. ea,o, "e.ea pare i.i, r.
1aaEr ner,ant. mnt ;oe;ds,t ~ ~ att nctoha. h.ro
AsN'J .Fo5 A4@1s9 AHE'SNs ~ tos Se&oosAs A0'o
, 1859-10-03
4 New Salt Discovery In Illinois.
GAoL11tCAL IioJhs,
~ fEF4 /


TCoEe.pundeace OF Tie rsusa and Thoune.1
Permit me to announce through the columns
OF the Press AND TelnrsE the discovery Of a
nc~ saline deposit in Southern 1|linois.
This deposit vas found by 3lessrs O'Mclrcner
4 Gull ut Central City, in Marion County, while
boring for coal. \ shaft was sunk to the depst.
Of 40 feet, when not finding coz, in workable
qualities, boring was carried down 100
feet farther, which penetrated the salt-bearing
strata, the salt water rising to the top Of the bor
Ing, and flowing out at tho ratio Of from 500 10
1000 gallons per hour, rs near As could he
estimated.
The strata penetrated iu reaching this saline
deposit consisted mainly Of argillaccous md
sandy shalcs, with two or three bauds Of limc-
stones and three or four thin seams Of
coal. One Of tic latter is probably
tho representative of ths main srn.n
wrought L; Du Quoin, Which l,as also been
found ut Ceutralia at depth OF about ego feet
below the surface. All the strata penetrated at
Central City, are uucquivoca!ty coal measure
rocks, and the ascnaceons limestone exposed in
the bed Of Crooked Greek, haf mils north III
Central City, bears a very close resemblance to
rome Of The upper coal measure beds on Sugar
Creek in Saagasnon County
=: The salt bearisg strata, "a sandstone,l was
oaly penetrated to depth Of few inches, aud
it is quite probable deeper boring will yicId L
1auch stronger brine than thu. already OBJ
taincd.
Situated Immediately on The line Of the ILL.,
uois Central Railroad. this locality presents
every desirable facility for tbs manufacture Of
salt, and is cmincn:lY worthy Of the attention Of
capitalists desiring to engage ia this branch Of
manufacture.
The following is the result Of an analysis OF
the brinc by Messsrs. H!aury and Mariner:
lDa parts Of tie bsi1o cnntai 8 xacr. ..., s:.s,;
EhluEds 9f ritcn teo:aaon nka}..........-.. AJAX
Eaac1e ol seaa. li
t.A3uo12tS u 92 .04l
a4s9on1te u spl
ta1enn.sf o. Ame.--. .r5St
Carbonate ~ hlakaA ft:.
0fS1ale Naes 11si
1o3oo;
This analysis corresponds very nesrly with
th-t Of tue brine from tho cid well ut Equality.
Yours rcry truly,
A. Il. WoRTuEx, State Geologist.
, 1859-10-03

PH1LlpELpH1A, Oct. 1.-This afternoon : FIRE
broke out in the hay press Of ". F. Hughes, cor
uer Of Narriott's Lane and jefferson Avenue. 4
quantity Of new hay had bsen recently placed
in the press, and the fire may have arisen from
this cause The press, which has = front Of
about 100 feet on Marriott's Lane md about 60
or 20 feet on the avenue, Was totally destroyed
with all 1ts contents. The heat from the burning
hay was intense, and when the flames broke
through the roof the property in the vicinity
became much endangered. Water was very
scarce, and for time the conaagration looked
as if it would sweep through Ill the narrow
courts in the block A number Of dwellings
were also destroyed. The Citizen fire company,
of Har1isburgh, were Oh the ground with theil
suction engine, and werc thus enabled to supply
another engine With water from the Delaware
The loss will be heary. i branch Of the same
property was destroyed On the 9Th Of June last
and at that time the water was yery scarce.
, 1859-10-03
From Wnsl1IuEtQHs

The 1ti1unxs Washington correspondent
saJs that Col Drinkhard. Acting Secretary OF
graphed to Cor. Floyd to remain at Long Point
as long as is advantageous to t:s health. He
has improved rapidly since lis arrival there,
and had purposed reaching this city to-day.
In the ubsence Of Postmaster General Holt,
the President himself has given attention to
the carriase Of the California mails. The gov
ernment has been strongly impressed with the
necessity Of getting that mail through for
certainty, and heuce the decision giving it
to the bidder next lowest 10 Johnston. Great
complaint il made by merchants at New Or
leans Of things prccipitated By the failure OF
transport Of mails from that point, whereby .
week is lost To tu m 50 far as California cores
pondencc is cunc-rned.
, 1859-10-03

New YoRK, October 1.-The Protestant Epis-
copal Convention Of the Diocese Of New York,
yesterday decided after MI elaborate, and to
some extent, noisy debate, to ask OF the House
of Bishops At the next General Conr ention, tho
remission Of the sentence Of suspension which
donk to retirement This remission, it granted,
will restore the Bishop to his Episcopal fnnc.
tions, hut il the wishes Of this Convention are
not complied with, the whole administrative
Jurisdiction Of the diocese will remain in the
hands Of the present Provisional Bishop, the
Rt Rey. Dr.. Potter The measure met with
ardent opposition, and WAS passed in the face Of
remoDstrapce from DR.. Potter himself.
The Convention adjourned finally at the close
of its evening session.
, 1859-10-03

FROM hnnHA8 anu kA6 E1kh'A EE3K
Region.
LEArESwon7n, Sept, co.-Hou. Anson Bur-
linyame addressed the peop1e here tonight, and
will probably participate in the canvass for Del
cgate 10 Congress.
. The Utah mail arrived here to-day The Den
rer City Express, with dates to the eod inst,
also arrived, bringing five thousand dollars
in dust-e :
The increase of crime, in aud about Dem
yer City and Auraria, had become alarming
and demanded prompt action for its suppress
sion.
The State organization movement had been
defeated BY 5000 minority. Some fraudulent
voting is alleged.
The election for Delegate to Congress comes
of early in October. Gen. Laramie is promi-
nent candidate.
A hunting party Of Arrapahoes had returned,
reporting contagion among the Budaloes,
killing them by thousands. Prospecting had
penctFatedto the held watersof the Blue, d trib-
utary Of the Colorado, where rich leads hare
bec.1 discovered
, 1859-10-03
AHatr* In Washington.
tsrec.3 D:sratch to the New York He11.t.]

WA1E1sezes. Sept =. 1s*s.
It is the opinion in diplomatic circles thn.
Admiral HoI,e biuujered ID lis recen: naval at-
tack ID China, rnd that Colonel Bruce exhibited
II superci'ions l4utcur unbccoming his Office
und his brief experience u diplomat. lie &C.
companicd ll,s brother, Lord l.tgin, TO China,
aud his appointment is another instance Of aria.
1orratic uepotism.
The Cabinet meeting on Tuesday was attend.
cd by I'll the members Of the Cabinet except
Hessrs. Ftoyd aud Holt The johnson contract
occupied portion Of tho time Of the council,
md lite dispatches received from China by the
Secretaries Of State and Of the Navy were Ibid
before it.
Minister McLaue had u long Interview With
tile Presideut aud Secrctary ut S:a:c to.day in
.1cEsrd to Mexican affairs. Some additional in-
tcecncc has been received here since our Ntiu-
isles Left Vera Cruz. but nlattets there are uu-
changed.
The rrekident contemplates in the course Of
= few cnyf, trlet visit to Wheatland. Should
the Postmaster General return Tomorrow, h.
will pfooaoiv lcasc here on Saturday. The
President viii Tea,ovc from Soldiers' Home tn
this citv on SATURDAY,.
AtclcErnphic despatch has just been received
here By the city authorities niorpln.- &j,crn 1l.nt
Mr. Goodc: Of Virginia, brother Il lie lsty
member Of Csnsrsss. s; . nnd Nr: Paul. Peters.
vicinity to tigLt duel. The difficulty, il Is said
aruse out Of tl,e contest for tile scat in Congress
in Tue Petersburg di..ict, Goole wanting hisla
bso1hers place, and Paul being a warm parrish,
Of Pryor. Mr. Pryor, il IL said, is in favor c
Doug las and lis popular Sovereignty humbug
aud las managed to blind tic people Of that dis
trict OIL this fact.
Ills 6aid that Cornelius Wendell is to make
pilgrimage to Tennessee. to see Mr.: Ethcridg
shout tae organization Of the next Congress
lie goes in behalf Of The Republican member
Of New York. and with Keen eye to the prin
lug spoils- Ii tho Republicans eau control th
Southern opposition vote in Congressional mn
ters and for The smaller Offices, tley will strik
abargain to make Ethrr,dge speaker.
Mr.. Culture, the secret agent of the Treasur
Department, has gone to investigate scrios
matter charged against the Collector Of tt
The Commissioner Of Indian Af1airs. now {
An official visit TO the West, expects Lsfore h
rstusn to conclude several highly aivantarco,
treaties with the Indian tribes now Iocaicd
The region bordering upon Kansas.
The Land and Pension Offices arc bus;|y r
gxgrd in preparing their estimates for the ne
fiscal yeaz.--The Post Office Department,
consequence pf press Of business, has deiey.,
, 1859-10-03

.REcoanER's CoCRr-TuE CR1n1SAL Dock7.-
The Recorders Court comes in session to-dsy
for the regular October term. The following is
= Int Of persons most intcrested in the proceed
ings:-
In s}ai7-LARctxr-Jamc Adams, David
MARSHALL, George Palmer. Patrick DonntlE,
Melville, Elizabeth Kistol. Hiram Sloan, viii
liam S1oan, Peter Rawl!n, Cornelius Driscotl,
Thomas Egau, Jnmes Coleman, Jeremiah Nc
Carthy, John Gilmore. Patrick Enwnght, Sicho-
las Sexton. William ferby. James Mccormick.
Caroline 0'Brien, Marx Scale, Elizabeth Lyons,
Pierce Mcclure, Michael Caslin.
CorsrxnrEr1xo.-Hcnr Goldsmith, William
Mitchell, Susan Mitchell, Aalinda Sickols.
BAsrAapr,-Lewis u. Martin.
RArE-San,l Robinson.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT 70 Coxu1r7 RonbxRr.-
Francis Columbus.
ASSAULT w1rH ISrzxr 70 Coxxrr McRpEn.-
Denj. F. Royal, Henry Edgell, and John Stone.
RoBBEar.-James CAambers, Vim. Moore,
Charles Gibney
On Bdn-LARcExr.-E Burns, Rosaunn
c. Rider, Orsou Felt, Cirrus II. White, Edward
Tiffany, Joseph Weber, Sathl niel Goldsmith.
Brac!ARr.- Charles Har:se n, Old :Kneaser,
Frank kneutsr, Charles u..xss9 ! tssysszf;;,
Forotsr.-EmoEy A::;:stsftatles Lem
mon. ,;4EHS&r
CorSYERrE11.-Dominio Gsnokio, J. ~ ia
quiush, John H. Hall. ~
AssArl7.-Dcnnis ileCarshr. -
I R1or.---Thomas Skul1y, Hsrg1tet Scu1lE
Thomas Iaher, john Cass, Charles c. Holmes
ApEl7Enr.-Horaee Burton, Mary J. Camp
bell
.RoppERr.-Wu. n. Rees- ~
l Thar RAILROAD 1.Hx.-We gsve the Journo
credit in our last issue for IN item relative I
| the appointment Of Ar. GeorgeA. Seaverns. b
which tho Misrepresentation WAS made that h
displaced J. ". Ausson, Esqz the popular IN
wide awake Freight Agent Of Tbs Pttsbnrg, F
Wayne h Chicago R. R., in Ibis city. We 70
| low onr cot:mpotsry therefore into correctio
is LeloW. The Journal Of Saturday reduce
the unintsnded dislotat;on a. follows:
Mr.. S. has taken the position lately occupi'
By Mr. ForsT1h, with Clark l. Co., agents of Il
feans5lTa4ia Central Railroad.
, 1859-10-03

Nkw YoRk, Oct 1.-The 17n,<s' Washington
correspondent telesraphs: By dispatches re-
c-i.el yesterday, th, State Department is in
possession of important information from the
new Goyerumeut Of Costa Resa, showing that
the ne. order Of things is firmly established.
The mo1nentarr government which assumed
the seat ofthe ejcelel Nora> has given way to u
moro settled administration, Of which Senior
Montragcla remains the Chief, with Vicente de
Ausuiles, Julian Tolio and Jesus Jermenez as
-. &. f.-h;,at
, 1859-10-03

Nr. Bullard, Deputy Sheriff, made state.
hin and the resolutions based by the f;osrd
Yesterday,
The following resolutions were offered by Su.
W1xar4s. It has been the former practics Of
the Deputy Sheritis to charge for attending Two
courts at ibe RAMS time \ dev. md
Whereas, The Committee % jail and Jail Ac-
counts did contrary to nv wishes about The
same. and s.id it was 4 iormer practice; and
N.Aeeds, Mr.. Bullard being young in years,
ed for ioflowiaE tbe example Set % bsiors ii him by
experienced men,
On motion If Snnr no]ton tbe ut,o1a srb;.ct
was laid upon The tahlc
4 petition from E: S. Wad,worth It a.. re.
guessing tie erection Of fireprsof building for
tie preservation Of The recoads at cost MT to
exceed a35 0d10,
In this conuection supr. Rees offered the fol-
loving resolution: ' ~''@A~@ 'A'' Ao'
DrTrtd. That the fso,nmittee m rnh];c
Buildings be authorized to contract for The erer-
tion Of q fre.proof buiidipy on Washington
street. front of ihe Pnbl;c Snn.rs. 5nxs0 fcef in
accordance with the specifications subm tied.
proyitl;ns It can ha dorr fnr a snm mt c~csed'
ing $4,000. '~N 'N' NV ~~~>
Supr. ii. =. johnson mored 10 take I'M III.
matter from tha tabie and net mon it. Ser.
onded.
onpr: sPeer suggested that the Thole matter
was out O. order; ;;,.
Snpr: hees withdrew the resolution.
The Colatllittee on City Relations reported
the following amounts due to members Of tbs
ooara' 1or serFlscs;
Arnold, $36.0o; Hurley, 400; Bross, 14.00,
Noorma1, l4;oo; Brown, 5000 Reaubicn f;
92'W campbell, 1000; Crandall. $500
Lore, 1400; Dolton, 22.oo Eisendrath, 14.0e;:
flacg, 100; Gibbs, HOO; Gray, 400 Ham,
, 1859-10-03

CTATE OF ILLINOIS,, COUNTY
Teru la;8. Itttl l.. Fe1susn jsan r. C6a5trua. Jesa
ort1f: Aasa El!at ana Aafh us5saas =. Aes:sa y:
pukh. and CEaes Ea:.ace In thsue-Ey A9taxt q u
ron gs!atee: az 4.s;e3 y: Mscs1rss. Hen5tM3 ksats
aecve nane having been tlet n th: nee II he Csk
ef t.d sarer9r couEt Of q c'so Notice
IN tie raid N0Ttnn ~ Et<..v,t Henry NJ Star, 3sues
". Gnn.e AID Csosse r=Ea tAat ts ca:l737rts lied
Their .: eonpl.tt IA eald Court. he CtaaeeEJ side
thereof the Sfh tay Of september. lisa. and tht
mon. .aeeu,oa issusd Of ss1 cu.1t azrs tad Ie
fen.an:A etur:aae On tae tt Ao-tay u December ts
ass asts By 1aw required.
Now uniess ,oa tie slid Nercn H. MeCa!Irr lfszrJ
u STAR. James IT. Grs1ae. ard Geo fe fusa shall per
IT Coax tourtF the frt LAY Of tie ne1t terra hereo
Of D<cebtr is:9 and ple u aasEsr sr ctar 10 The sad
nplalrant+b Of the me snSths mt e. ana
thn3 therein charged a9d 8t3 I'd Viii e tA1eu u confessed
and deere entered ax*: ron according TO The prsJes o
313A bill WALTER k1NkALL+ Ctfk.
f,oorYvr TtYox L Roxtx7H Eoknoiy 50 r. nc%aR%4E
, 1859-10-03

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 1.-Besween and ?
O'Clock last evening. . fire broke out in row Of
frame buildings On South Columbia street, oceu-
pied as grocery and provision stores. The
prompt arrival Of the frcnen prevented the de-
While this 6se was in progress, four other
buildings, in as many parts Of The town, we're
discovered to be on fire. bur in time to prevent
their entire destruction. It's supposed that
the intention WAS to fire the city for ths sake Of
, 1859-10-03

CnAK1EsroS, Oct The Eayri<r'S special
tionai item, Of Ieriean intelligence:
TWAS reported ,has The Bishop Of Mexico is
willing to guarantee loan Of s5,ooo, coo to Mir
anon in pledge for Church property. The
Arch Bishop and Clergy bitterly opposs this
policy of their superior.
It xn reported thst Gen. yi1auui bad Joined
tho Church.
, 1859-10-03

This naalysis corresponds very nekrly with
th.t of tue brine from the cid well at Equality.
Yours very truly,
A. Il. NoRTuzx, State Geologist-
, 1859-10-03
1ID lSe1tt.

TNO REN T-Three Houses on
&c. .. $40 PER anruna eaeh. Apply II J. II. FARMER,
IS WnL!ur to3 street scal23sA3t
, 1859-10-03

ETIVI
" yOR1HNE5TERE RAILWAY Co.
yn.t.Wan sssect, New Yerk- Sept. sth. 1:s.
Tbs Annual Meeting Of The Bano dess 7sa the stoek-
hoT5ey Of .h!A Co1y ff tbs Esean ut AifecSofa t1r
~ yt1- ersuiak aud traaz.cs pthef butnes taI
nIt oc "a tie elty Of Chicago. f', On 1kursJ. tie
tEi1teen.h daJ Of 0etoher next. 4 u o.e,o;e-
, 1859-10-03

the preparation Of estimates until next month
The acting Secretary Of Xnr Las prepared q
general order, which wilt be issued in fer
days. declaring that hospital stewards and ord
nancc seTgeants are subject to court-nastial
like other enlisted men,
, 1859-10-03

National Horne Show.
We arc told that the arrangements for The
next Annual uorse Show at Kalamazoo, Mich,
are such as will secure the exhibition of large
stud Of animals, and call together an immense
crowd OF people. October 1lth. 18th, 18th and
19tb arc me days appointed for the display.
, 1859-10-03

E-The question is often asked, "Nherc can
srt q fashionable suit Of clothes. well made,
aud first-rate ft:" We answer. from expert.
encc, at J. II. Ely's, 107 Randolph street, you
can be tuixd in evers respect, whether you wish
garments made to order, or prefer to select from
his large and elegant assortment Of ready y-made
goods of the latest styles and fashions
, 1859-10-03
39rcss i Triihttttc.


tS We hare long letter from our SPRING
s'c1a correspondent; but it coues day after
the Fair. The main facts related therein hare
already becu published.