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, 1859-06-18

of our erintendent-numbers iorty.si1.
Twenty.six Of thsss art girls, and fourteen boys.
We now need IA Farm School" for boys alone,
and hare purchased, on easy terms, and at low
prices, two small tracts Of land about three
miles from the present Home, embracing forty
five acres Of cleared land, with house and
limc-kiln, and one hundred acres Of good land
covered with wood and timber. We must now
make our earnest appeal to the friends OF our
cause, for means necessary to erect buildings
and provide for the support and education OF
twenty or twenty-five boys on the new farm.
We are confident that those who have 50 gen
erous1y sustained US in carrying forward the
Girls Home and School to its present prosperi-
ty and usefulness, will not withhold their con-
tributions when it is proposed to enlarge 50
good IN Institution ior the saving OF the boys
Under God, VIC depend alone upon the daily
mails for our daily bread, and our dependence
upou the good Providence Of God has never
failed us. ucnce, with the highest confidence,
we now propose TO enlarge this charity and
dopb!v the number Of its ~bcnchclarles and H.
cilities for doing them good; and With sincere
gratitude for past fayors We earnestly solicit DO.
6ations in clothing, shoes, furniture Or money;
and pray that "God, even our own God, will
rive Ills blessing" to every cheerful girer.
The question is-shall "The Orphans Home
Of Industry" be so enlarged, this year, Us to
double its numbers, and its instruments o'
good We are willing to leave this question
xith ths friends OF the oTph1an, snd fenan
Steamer Louisiana," Mississippi Rfrer, June
| 9Th 1859.
, 1859-06-18

CLEvuAsp, June II, lsa9
Editors Pres md Tribune:
For the article in your paper Of the 18th inst-'
concerning Western Town and County Bonds
! thank YOU. Certain counties of Iowa have
protested or are preparing to protest against
the payment OF interest oil their bonds. Louisa
county after having paid her interest for nearly
injunction served By the Judge on the treasurer
a.;aiust his paying any more. It is not surpris-
ing that Polk county bonds are not wanted. l
would rather lend money on good personal Sc"
curity ut FIVE per cent. per annu1n, than take
county bonds ut any price. There are honor
paid me promptly. But when they begin who
knows where it will end!
The best service Polk county can render to
themselves, is to urge her sister counties
throughout the State to meet their interest
promptly and thus inspire confidence in capital
and sustain the works Of improvement.
CAPITALIST.
, 1859-06-18

EdttoI1 PIe1s and 1ToEnt:
In your paper Of the 18th inst. I find oyer
the signature Of 4 Debtor" statements which
are calculated 70 in]u1e ~ house; s;; u las,,fis
50 sa4 @fssa' Isss the he srievsnecs spoken ef by
Dshto-@ Is having beee coacted j: tbs ''4cte!
D. COX" Of which hsssEs Sheriff Gray Is The thse
nroprietor of what " formerly the - Hct:l De
Tenbroeck." As the Hotel De Cook is conduct;
I'd upon the strlctest principles o, 'norasi.s, al NJ
suc}, guests ~ .1u:1.per'z tnd busch are escorted
tn he "Hv1etl De Tcnpreek." sheriff Gray
proprietor. IL .i,o,.S ~. TnA, ~. ;,,,o1"
, 1859-06-18

Edi.cyk Press all Ts:bure:
notice in your paper Of the 18th, An article
uron Pixies Peak, in which you give the state
m,pt If one Frederick Sso-kwcll and john
Webb. concerning Jos. Bradt, EsI., from Wyo-
ming County, y. T., which is incorrect. Jc*.
Dradi never stated to uny one that he llsd If
teen pounds Of g 1+.'u* shot gold, part ul
vhicl, lie would ssrew over any bit Of ground,
the sight Of which would enable him to sell the
claims to his companions ETC., although be had
that amount Of ''srilter solder in his posses
sion.
Tn. undersigned was one Of twenty-five who
examined his trunk, but as to what particular
use he intended TO make Of the composition
was only presumption upon our part. as he did
not give us any satisfaction when questioned
upon the subject. IL has heretofore borne an
exemplary character, and in justice 10 Mr..
Rradt, ms presume he regrets the occurrence
YOU will give this place in your paper
Very respectfully,
II. A.EpwARps, i.
Cincinnati
z.n.. ,x s,,et q I'll -
, 1859-06-18

Bishop Delany Of Western New York e1-
pected to sail for New York in the Persia.
which was advertised to leave Liverpool last
Saturday.
Gov. WISE AND Tue PnEspGSCY.-Tle Mil
ledgeyille (Ga-) Ftdtral Union says--1f Gov
ernor Wise entertain the remotest idea Of be-
fpg the nominee Of the Charleston Convention
for tue Presidency, he may trouble himself no
longer With such vain imaginings. The result
Of the late election in Virginia runs down Wise
stock to five cents on the dollar. The Democ-
racv of the South will point to him as the man
who is responsible for the ssnall vote for
Letehcr.
Since the North Carolina University be-
slowed the degree Of LIZ D. Oh the President,
some Of our exchanges speak Of him as Dr..
Buchanan.
The AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE ~ THE sorru-
ANOTHER CARco--We clip the following iron'
the Mobile E.yisfer Of Thursday last:
There seems to be but little doubt that 4"l
barbarian African slaves were landed on tht
Flnrida coast, nut remote from Mobile. lhe
trade seems to be getting quite brisk. Nefore
lung the South will rcplace all the slaves the ab
olitionists have stolen from her during the las1
| twenty wears, The Yankee shippers will snol
| he skippin. into this tEa,lt. 1t pays too bril-
| anily 10 leave it to the 1.anars anu " Nanderer'
| uf the South. Just think Of it, ye shrlekeEs o
| Frncul Hall, and ye Salcm wlaltrs.
, 1859-06-18
ORE TO HE ADMIRED
W THAN THE
RICHEST pIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

What7 Why Beautiful Hsad ct Hair.
f'e7n-* i Is t!r i'an1"'s G.f H.,'i ,s.~'ti ~ al
bat an r. xu~as elst4 1hc .y h* ssr1 % ....t.nS,
ts 't+'h + s!">. # yxA,s 1l.< he, i .,:s t.:"stt.
shaa h4:f se1 rt"f: W.. ll-f Eestefa,se, L
# sseurt +, III sueh N ;nanrn, l:ts1 h, fe."-"e md
tsee Tha wzses Of sas t:s s thr eelrora'et fanis1
Nrw Yoak. Apr! 19th, ls:s.
The obaxa,"as aal under for The stsrc restoration a"
ar is oro, to!ue: ah,ti the TINE of ty Arrival IN
t. t. ss, sp.ss Il VA; a ; s"a" s .,F9 wv,
ersu .nal h,s. consider your Restorative s.rY
wo1de1fu la1 eQtun guile tEcAG;uus *r ~ III te.
l aH' ss'' H. '"'s, :: III: fHi1pERo.
WE1aa NkvarAFKH 0Erfak,
10. Na.sau s,reet. Apr! ILL. lS5.
week. ;.se,St s ot x", .r Rs"tss ~ as1
kave wife Win concluded tsE -" h<F hair tts
ssti n s !. t. e. !, viii *s ny 'nf
veek. trial. aas eero114td tlak *on.!*l tnstt ~ sufn
Msiax an4 niekEnInt he ha!r. .tsonz|y tou.enI he
so1e to Al persons y. VT e s'ss shnnTs VI
r.c,. o. !. wonp:-xlth ecas.issss : % i ;<es1n.,a
IA, s L. :. iii a 4: a sas ass
wklsess Which .ino.t white. have SE.f1.y E.owa
III ;t@ aq r. lem to stt bes nsar r II a III. ei.Sea
of ii d.a4,ua nd untsss.l1 '-hit = sfa9 f1R9<"
Pp,. wooo-ahout svo year. .4' ha!r .ou'ntpet!
tln5 q aad taEnin say ~ ~ <Smax ~ a 10
your Restorative In january hss. !s1 sppeAleos fas:
md X aas af!y L. ES.9 2 4! ~ ,a; Sar / e. =
t1ay RESTORED to It's original eo!rs. oest I'd aPpsssa2es
a.1 ekeessr4y 1scr1cEead rs 7s~ ;" IL - ,-
t!caxr IL. M1y J, lea.. =. L. HUE
The E%+so .ai!ve IS pat Nr IN ts!.s # 'ies. ".
arxr. a1a eu,li 'he ,1 II no.. n' r'at ~
trCnty p. c- IN r!";.'e3 sean he 'a-'a t.t4a
fr w., fuii.r. nrr .e III ht;!* aa1' i ~ -
rrus unur IL pF,r, ron :lal rtal. -: taet IL
o. j, webb + ab- n :r'"r.. Il: Gr|:t~ar. w
VIZ IN ft- .!.t S,N i... y - -: ~. = Il.
a1r. IA M.,sts t., -. Lt1!:. VI :. .
A:i-.. =; !. .ts; =" ny Gu'.% !'< N.r
, 1859-06-18

The Et,c. Hesa'd repo1ts tha. Ma.
Daniel E. S,cl!es has taken rooms for the n-rt,
cnt at the Clifford Springs Hotcl, and that she
will resist any application Of her husband for
divorce, and will furnish proof Of intideli,y
on his part which will prevent al,y decree in lis
fuyoT
, 1859-06-18
CHANGE IN THE FALLS or xT, An
X'ffNNY

IL TIE 'rrs: :ruc'ic:.M .!sns ',r tic i.tu,r,yc-
nl"l anu st' o: III. l:.s,,.tl.-. VIII, ,s,w,r a,
.!" F'= u: It. .Au.hoay. H." ..:.:;,,. .n'au. If
t'' Ms; ;ssi!ii, 4: ll4.t l~..:i. Ea- hv.n con-
:::r IL IA. little more .ta.l ':s.-'.l} If :fs fr
1a,r s,.saa:.. These .i:u,4s lta,, l.... t!row,,
IT -!l;:'' :.nsic> lr"u eac!' tsuk .r >onu lis.
t;.'. s'' the r;yc: anu ::au,c carried t.iav,,-
ua|: II :tnara Unit! '!ary H.: :n:ar the tv.n,
&'t. 1} w!sclc lrin-, ir H.! RI, If al inverted
H*tr tLi- tic water !":i-s IN iunens. vo}-
une before taking tue :ihal !'lung', The limstona
v.i,.h i,rnls tic full FISTS L, on !; stratum ..ei,,
'i,;ra:>l sand, which, iu ordinary s,#e,e before
,l:c rvc7 lad becu 'oufucd 70 enl! portion If
ns aatura! bcd, resisted the ac,iyu Of the water
But during tue late food it was washed from
s1:lta,ls as though it had been 50 much sofe
earth or loose gravel, causing huge masses of
the superintendent rocks to break off and full
into the seethiug torrent below. In tie ccu.
t.r q the river tlle falls have thus rcceded
abonr Qua hundred aud dftJ tcct from the s,,c,
r:ey occupied a fortnight aye. gradually
:a,,1aS Of &C each s:d4 towards TIE dams,
=s=:-r they r.e-ec: =e<rs ve-? =:.n.la.
9 that cf horseshoe. Tbs broken
masses, fer the most part, le where
l."v :el over and anong which the water
,n:re;nu-';y. Tie general
.!.va '-.siIt.. vi LIE Fails: il,
ia the Napid$ VI St Anthony would be q
, 1859-06-18

Thr Leavcn" oTth 7f'n+s If the l3sh, publishes
The t"tl"wiu. business letter addressed 10 the
,e,,>e Of :n.uot, Russell & Co. Of that city:
DEsvEz Crrg. ,1une 4. ls:s
>cud you TO-DAY, per tcavenworth City and
Pixies Peak Express, gold dust amounting u,
::p3 IS, for which you will peuse give 1le credit
The packug. marked 4 Is Platte River gnld. and
worth here lis per ounce. That marked Jack
son 3spn1der in also tl>. This you vii! OBJ
10 have good effect, If seen by California
miners. 1t resembles California guild more
closely tlan any nthrr yet discoyercd.
write y"u A"nsS'ly. gentlemen. and it is my
trim bct'cf that in two weeks | vii! be able to
ship you rs purchasers IN copsiguncnts from,
live tn ten Thousand dollars.
The E"ld in .hc largest package is from Greg
"r,y. and is saved with quicksilver. Far this
paid HlG per ounce. Az SOM is possible advisc
snc as To tIe real value nf each specimen
The mines ase surprisingly rich. 81 old
miners say. They arc :as,uulshcd, and cannot
believe it, even if they do SCI II. Claims arc be-
II. sud escry day ut from Il per foot to $2a,-
..v. These are representations made to nc by
,aTtiet III whom ha,c the most implicit fai1h
The halders Of The gold district ut tfrcgory's :
demand S2t,Ht"' for it. This is too much. and
will not give il unless you instruct mn will
ing I" give SlG,ea.
Sinec wrote vou Inst, the reports from the
uIHfS tlafe continued 70 gro" !1nrC fneeuTaE-
my New leads have been slrnck and proven
I" be e4uAllv a. rich ID tLose about which xd-
s!scd you in my last: At Grcgory's those who
have thrir claims fully open arc making from
=" to $l,"1 to tho man per dav.
Respectfully, &. u. For.
An express agent arrived in this city With tho
above gs''d. and took the cars for New York
rarlv Yesterday morning Ti.c gold was seen
BY sumo Of our citizens. who estimate its value
at fG0". II is said to lave been the P, re stuff
1nd uu mistake.
, 1859-06-18


anticinate no such result, The value of the
vatcr-nowcr Inns not been impaifed by these
.a.,, nood .;r,1,r ~ +,,o ,,,n
''o'' u ''e o1""' - ~"'o0-'' ~
there is no reason 10 expect a1's A'o1e sello1o
result than the necessity Tor -e{peqd}ng few
thousana dollars for tlis purpose.
--=-z==------.--- --.-@--
Neo1e' 1o"s ~ go
l""usAnas ~, o- 49, ,',:,,e 49,. ,ta ~,
80. -...,,,. H.. tam.
a;. >. e,..,a nm, IF +hc ,,]accs of
f,h;c,.h,'. .,n,,n.- ,cso,+ wc arr fearfnl
,,rn,, n,.nr ~ 1hcm will ,,o tn saratoea. New
49, pra ut,ct, and other watering places down
r,st ss,.,,;rylx ;.norant that they eau do much
,,o,,a.,,,. o;,,',to N;,,e.ota The land Of lakc
.a a.r....T.u .,,,nra f,r ,.,,orca trnm fashion
III. .~;.<,,;,;a. ons a-sorx conven,;onalit;cs
,h.,. .,u- o.;o,- communism w;,b naturc in its
eu,.. ,,a ,,oaor thu ;,a,cnce of
49, ,,r.,;,,, ,t,,,e,,,c,e and +bc mos,
.,.n,,,;,r s,,,,o,, r.c,,,,er,,c their wasted en-
80, -,.u.,',,.to aooa stocl If rarred
k,J, A1 $rr fnr
,. 49, ..r:,.. ~ month
- ..,... ..;d.,.o :, N;,,esot.
..l I'll, r g, 4,,,.,.,,- ~ u;n,eb,t,
.',.,.. ,,,,,,.vn 1I,r,;ct md M;nne,onsa
..,,a.. 49,, a,;a,.,.;x : ;,,;oo,,,;,o ,hc scenery
c,nt;rat;ny ,hr tsh;n., I'LL that Il discpe Of good
old Isaac Walton could desire, and where no
round Of fashionable foilies will defeat pure
aud rational enjoyment. We make this appeal
with more eurucstness than ever before, because
vi. have gigen it recent trial, and because We
Gun report from actual observation the exist
cucc Of frst class hotel accommodations. The
Scollrt House, 1t Minneapolis, is fully up to al
modern requirements Handsomely furnished.
well ventilated its table supplied With all the
:u1ur;cs Of the season, its proprittors courteous
| aud soci,ous for the cuufurt and enjoyment Of
their ,ucsts-nothing is wuutng 10 render it Il
,.a:n we say ~ ali seekers Of pleasure or of
,.,,,b m 4o Minnesota. and bc sure to stop at
] !. -. =, 11,
, 1859-06-18

r ESCO PAINTIE &


No. 1o1 Washington ST., Chicago,
ReS to cal as attention Of the pyee to ,hssr .xe of
FsescoiE Std pecnga.its n Fva.e kedeneEs ha1Ihes.
Rails he: a.t tn th House Painting. Grain:ht. &C.. All
" x:;rh thy do III DIS sty.e,
country rrie:. Cor Ffc-<rns sr- VII H.e. wth fr'Eff
attention. Specimens st wcsk * -a II etA.' If
III" .~-e ho ii :;li4 Gig.
~ f,t.. t...: l. HIS. :H:S!t's
, 1859-06-18

We stated the matter just as sfockwcll aud
Webb related it to us, and they seemed to be
respcctable, truth~tclling men.-tEns. P. 4 7.
, 1859-06-18

DrcATrH H., April IL. 1s;a
Editors rre,e and Tribune:
You will please explain the reason why the
Pakss AND TR,HrNE cannot he obtained Of the
news boys on thc Illinois Central Railroad. Ny
business calls me over the main line between
Bloomington and Centralia, and over the branch
as far north rs rrbana, :s often as once in eight
or ten DAYS, and do not now rccollect Of a
single instance WHERE the ncwsboy on the train
has been supplied will, your paper. When ask
ed for it fsr is always prompt to offer the 1im4s
or the H<rnfd accompanied with commendation
that they are the same. or just lis good not un-
frequently one will be found brassv enough to in
sst that either one or the other Of these bant-
lings Of Locofoeosm is even better than the pa
per asked for. 1t is the same with regard to
the st. Ls'ais papers. The EpnHtun. tlsc organ
Of pr,-slavery Democracy in Missouri, is
the only journal from that city that finds favor
on the illinois Central Railroad. The f'rmotrat.
which il in much greater demand, not only with
the travelling public, hut in the towns along the
line, is rarely ever offered By newsbos on that
road have heard this complaint urged at
many Of the stations by many persons who have
applied for the PHEss %Sn TRInrSE or the Mis-
sosri Democrat. Yourstruly, H.G.
RsuAnxs. We 10 not believe that the Illinois
Central Railroad Company have any knowledge
or agency in the matter. The selling Of papers
on the different roads is under the control Of
news agents generally. We have frequently
heard the same complaint that our correspondent
makes-not only on the Southern Division Of
that Road, but on the Chicago and St. Louis
Road, below Springfield. We shall examine
into this thing, aud find out, if possible, what
occasions this systematic opposition to The su|e
OF the Press AND TnlncSE in Central and South.
e.n Illinois on ilac line Of those railroads.
EDS, r. / T.
, 1859-06-18

NOE appropriate designation now than that
by which it has Heretofore been known. It
mpy bs that the further action Of the water
will wear away the led Of tlse:t.ses, SO as To
make the fail as great as formerly, but those
best acquainted with the formatio1w We believe
anticipate no ruch rcsuit. The :salna of: the
watcr-powcr has not been impaired By these
changcs. Another flood. similar to the late
one may render it necessary to protect por-
tion Of the draws BY wooden aprons; but
there is no reason to expect any moro serious
result than the necessity lor. .effpeqd5ng few
thouaan3 dollars fur this purpose.
, 1859-06-18

MESSES. WlDSWORTH / WELLS,
bF CHICAGO,
av a1fiEfe ~. It. frf tte s1!e o: The foot4 md
Shr IA: AZ TIED - G.T,-e VI Tex1 Ard County
lights.
Cs,ram.a.eaiaEs Y.7r<s+! to them Tie Undersigned
VII :eI-!re 1''r. a'tes::'a.
- AL =, " 4te: s. Ii Il u Ma
" B-Ths t7vraEoE l. Ei{,:st p ,:"G- ff'n the
eteE Il .:1r Pa * t;t.-t an il e.i<:aE At,{tst to
Miners a.: occupations which particularly e11o~e
thr If tIt t.t >A ,%i.x cit Ieh11v
, 1859-06-18
- I y VI y t II HlTr E rs

HosTETrER's STOMACH BITTERa
s4,d " BoLLE$. SMITH A''',.. ia Lake .srev:-
HosTETTER's STOMACH BIITERs,
S.la ~ s. 7. WATKINS i TO-, II stat. .tsve1-
HoSTETrER'S STOMACH BrITE2S,
sua sy j. II. REED + co. III A.! u l4ss >::s.'.
HCsTETTERs sToM AcH BITTERS,
>e,d y HAVEN FARRELL + t''.. :: Sa'r ,s.-'.
HosTETTER'9 STOMACH BrTTG
s4lA ay SAR.ESr L ItsLEy. Nv Like ,t:>..
HoSTETrER'5 STOMACH 3ITTER5,
Sold ~ J. Z. y. FULLER i CO, :; wat,s A:tet.
Ho6THTTER'S STOMACH PrTTI Rs
Sod " BuCkEE, INNS L Gu, - wa,vr .:sc.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BrrTERs,
Sold By L. READ i o., .: LAxe nr~s..
HosTETTER's sTondAcHBr BrTTE2s,
S.neyo. =. FULLER 500.
HosTETrER's STOMACH B1TrDRa,
Hive FIR their Tonic atl "t,er N~a1 Virtues. h~r.
e.lelr4t' and p'pu'as thAt un;r:te'i Ists h." .'i
slAew.e1s as~ se-i t. xl,e.v,.y 7i T., p.s
vent tecxrftu refer r,rr&s- :n :l alnre r.-s sr
E.s kc:une arte.e +rt, Ike pt,.;1t::s.
fIos4cfter d &FastaN,
taE, ,ce:-tm FlTT>El EiH. PA.
, 1859-06-18

Tl!c hearing before Judge Amcs upon the pr
Of the late Augustus Thorndike. WIS conmcnc.
I'd in the rrobutc Courtroom ut Boston on tile
18th inst. Messrs. Clso4te, Il. r. Curtis, and J.
X. l.oshrop, arc counsel fur Mr. Marin, and 3.
F. 1i,'anas and J. l., English for the heirs sus.
,aiuinE the will. The deposition Of Mrs. lien.
rivttc Thorudike, wife OF the deceased, was
introduced to the family's returning to Boston
to reside permanently. The further hearing
was postponed ill the following day.
, 1859-06-18

EORREY' NEW FOUR MIN
IL rTE ICE CREAM FREEZER.
A universal flsc.:.e AL sizes ssosa to II qua1s lof
A. Z. G. q. MILLER,
{ei6 ew-t5S3 s3s St1.e street.
, 1859-06-18

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Trochc5.
Bronchial Troches-
Bronchial Troches-
Troches.
Troches.
"Fre snlat.ty tA- IN: and .trs.|
= REV. HENRY WARD NEEt'HEK
~ sseoEme4l hri. lse tu rua..c slrsaxers.
REV. E. r. CHAPLIN. NEw YORK.
"Gseat s4yvic4 In <uhdn!n4 lear<+n.-~
REV. DANIEL WISE, NEW fhkK.
II hA7s prnv<. them e1.-i:e, ~ Ws.-;isS Z. s4h-
REV. II. ". WARREN. EtsIn:.
"Gy-as benefit In n. e,s.* II the br'neL!. btEns.
D1.. J. ". LANE. EU>TuS.
~ simple an,i erxaLt ccHtlsa'!n fr Cta'Sks &c.
D1,. q. +. BlGELuW, BOSTON.
"Corsa.n Opium @! .aythu: Injurious"
DR. A. A.HAIEs. CHEMIST. BOSTON.
"yefy beneficial she trrat &ben C4tnpe.i*a
sp.ak tl4unxh suffering fFoln t"'l4
REV ). J. +. ANDEi.sSN. ST. Luis.
- heartily un:tc in the ahnve e.uln4eptAslnn.
REV. ~ >CHCYhEI;- ST. LutH.
II fneoi lavin3 ,s!~l n4any rr:n+.e% fnr A.sh%av -
heneat. found sv!.ef frfs, t.'' E:.~htr"
REV. D. LET'S. FRANKFORT. ILL
-AGIo 3f--
u = a 4
, 1859-06-18

90 50 PER THOUSAND for
Skis 4 S1s r.; .sD isaz faaFz. ssn:s 5es
II: ~ WIN. Il. RAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
nv Teiexrauh.

FORT LAFAYETTE Dec. u, sansst.-stearnr hsrsor.
nom Charleston ship and BARK I'm fowl coming the BAY
Bark anchor the Neow poend In Wind les
from r. W cesr. Steamer Cshswbs, for Havana and hsT'
Orleans, passed down a. 1919 p M
HICHLASDS, Dec H. sunsetTvo bsrks outside the ost
bsk Of the Hi hlands bound in. Wind fresh from n
W; weather clear.
SAVANNAH Dee la-Arr. bark Catherine, 0na LisefpeL
CHARLESTON Dec. I2ArT lth. ships Brazil, rom Boz
ton Bunysn from SswYosk barn. Modens Wsco and Lyosn
oni Boston; brgs Dko from Boson; Bnoch Benner Dos
haarzs1 bound TO EewYoTk vessel Asd dnn2ssa
put in faT repairs. -,
PHILADELPHIA, Dee n.-Arr ship Betsy Wilhans' NON
Liverpool -,
below dip supposed be the Grsy Eagle, from Rio Do
JarssiTo
SPOKEN the liih inst Nashville and Alabama
bound y :.
BOSTON, Dec l2-A1. bark Hungarian Locshsrds. Nss
Orleans bng " j. Treat Psrf, cdenAs steamer X sSsae
ing, Howes, Baltimore
below, alp Competitor from Penang bark TEN C0F<ss
from Havana -.
EEWPORT Dec. u,-Arr brig Mary Hamilton, bsts'
Provdsnoe for SewYork schrs Nathaniel Holmez Bfgss
Pkisdepha Lucy White, Hatch, RocklAnd FOR New font
Copy Davis for Nsw-York; MARIA Losi>s. CaT
Iinss Bristol forNew-fork. -.
PROVIDENCE. Dee. l2-Ar. bark Wm. Jane Cobb, ID
NeOriesas schJs Ocean Bro sarah n. Sherman, sensn~
and ". Burden from Baltimore. ~.
BALTIMORE, Dee l6.-Arr. bGf Bise Wias, nom -
Jsneiro Oct. Is. x.s, 4
SAVANNAH Dec. I2-The steamship Buutsslis; e..
CTonwsls line nom heuYoTE All. here At eeSek s'S
morning llth iDs.-
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
rHr rrrcuTIyE coMNITTEE.


Tie Executive Committee Of the Republican Gen.
tral Commitiasmei al the Republican Headquarters,
No. OILS Broadway, last evening, and resolved that
the various ard Associations De instructed TO send
each i've delegates 10 the General Committee al lis
next meeting; also, Eve delegates 10 represent each
Association the Young Mems Central Committee at
lie next meeting.
TIE cEsTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Republican General Committee met al lis head
quarters, No. 6lS Broadway last evening, CHARLES
A. PEABODY in the chair
The necessary arrangements were made, in accord
anoe with the action Of the Executive Committee, for
the organization Of tie General COMMITTEES for the en-
suing year.
The Delegatest to tho General Committee are to meet
on TIE frst "Wednesday in January, $780, and the
Delegates 10 the Young Mems Central Committee on
the second Wednesday in January, 1850.
A Committee OF three, consisting of Mr. PEABODY,
Chairman one delegate from the Executive and one
from the General Committee, appointed 10 nego-
tiaie with the Republican organizations IN the Sixth
Ward with a view 10 bringing about al adjustments Of
existing difficulties
Resolutions awarding thanks 10 the Chairman, NJ.
Chas. A. Peabody; the Secretaries, ii. 1. Cleveland
and Geo sparrow and other otcers for their faithful
services during thc past year were then pasrod Gani-
mously and The meeting adjourned.
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AMERIcAxPHoToGRAPMcAL SOCIETY

The monthly meeting of this body was held last
night at the Cooper Institute the President, Prof
.JOHS W. DRAPER, in the char.
j. ID. DAVIS presented large photograph Of seventy
different Kinds Of dahLeS.
Prof DRAPER remarked tina. two eoors, apparently
The same frequently gave very different result when
photographed.
Mr.. Sicily suggested that this mighE be caused by
the phospbOresceni power, rather the property Of
ahsorbing the chemical rays which was possessed IN
The one case aud not IN the other.
Dr. LASGFSscaWARTz, an Amsieut Photographers,
who SCI. Ia 70 DC much Interested ia experimenting,
sad that in the pursuit OF means OF Paoiographing
eolors, he mad discovered way Ia which very beaut-
ful ssereocopc views could be turned OF a. tbe rate
q tive hgndred a dGy-one a mlnuto-tnd thai in a
half dark Icsn; IN fsc the sunlight would destroy
The picture ander his process. lila discovery consisted
chiefly IN tegpiafing The light BY neaDs Of box,
fhrough which u pasasi
A paper was Rad BY 2. c. DccHoeaoIs on . new
dry Colodian proces>-
The Secretary, M Dtcx. recommended an arjisls o.
vegetable parchment a. superior obe fof phssoxf4pi
Prol. JoT Of Columbia Collage psssss,ed a sss iisA
Of mirror Mljeh be bad bfeBgia bass ffvsn ssresay
lass summer an invention ~ BAfO1 Jsfti1 al slasd
10 be q peIisei aBrVf, promisny, o. secosht 81 ifs
heatness 70 ssrae 40 gsssefs gse. Tee miffpf
sseaed Of dep0sit d silver upon glsu " aps,ss.
~gkjeh Il yet ss<ftt he Fass benz sfsfNai4 b.>ksf
- oepds.l Il sOYFsr. N s>sss u 'ass rfvss~ al