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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Railroad Disasters.

FIfILADIIPHIt, Mnndhy, juno =, ISH.
The train due here last everilg from Baltimore er-
rived at O'Clock this morning. IL ran of the track
near Baltimore. Tie engineer killed, aud two
Others rjured Passengers were hurt. The eng-
nee1 name was r. X. McCough. The accident was
careed by The train running over borse.
The freight train going down ran over an dged "o-
man near the Bel road causing her death sooL alter
She was waking On tire track aud would not leave t.
though che the train approaching, and apparently
cesigaed 70 commit sur de.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Fatal Accident.


AT an exhibition Of fireworks il Charlestown, last
evening, on Bunker Hi, Nh. Oliver Fiee. was struck
by rocket stick, and fatally injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

H. Bc.b Spencer, Of the Belgian Government, an
pouLc.s IN letter TO the Mayor Of Memphis Tenn,
ha, seree Of continental trade sales add in iustal
exhibitions after the manner If the German Fairs At
Lepsc, about to be inAugurs.ed in the United
States, by an association IN Brussels. The graadest
display Of all will b. p4ade at NewOte,l-, Baltim yrs
CT Memphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

Lord Palmerston was making good progress IN the
construction Of Cabinet. The authentic list was
expected TO be made public On the day the Nova
Sco.ian sailed Rumor gives the Earl Of Elsin the
Colonial Secretaryship, Mr.. Golden the Presidency
Of the Board Of Trade and Mr. Gladstone the Secre-
taryship FOR India.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
From sonora.

ST. LOrls, Monday, juno =, nv.
The Overland mail arrived here on Saturday even
itg, bringing California dates of the "a lust
AdVices from Arizona say another revolution had
CrCken on IN Sonora, and the Indians had taken tue
ned IN favor OF Goudara and the Church party. Tie
'evoutionists had captured several large towns, and
were daily receiving additions TO their numbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
NOn.ArriVal Of the Arabia.

SACNHrE n. h., Monday, June rs p. in.
Up to this hour, the Royal Mail steamship Arabia,
how about due, with Liverpool dates of the 18th inst
has no, been sgnaled at Halifax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Shooting Affair.

PHLADELPHIA. Monday June ~ 1859.
jonathan Is. Cluomster, proprietor of the Washing
uh esrcens, on Pennsy lvania avenue, shot Las;
hght oy VIM Coulson, his brotherin-law, and 1t was
opposed MORALLY wounded. At TO day he was
pp.'er aud there are hopes Of his recovery Couson
hsS Dot been arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
To the Assoclated PrM.

WASHINGTON, Monday, June q, 1859.
Inflammation has been received from source, re
sarded as thoroughly reliable, giving the particulars
of the contemplated ilhbuster descent on Nicaragua
Tie names of certain parties who sustain Walker
with arms and money given, and the enjoyment OF
the benefits Of the transit route are to compensate
in part fer the expenses incurred 1t is stated that
the expedition will start by the middle of August;
that pa,ty of fllbusers will rendezvous at FLORIDA,
and be conveyed to Central America in the Scottish
Chief Whether or not this Information is strictly
true i. is certain our Government viii endeavor to
arrest al ouch Illegal onterprses-he orders to our
naval vessels for this purpose heretofore issued being
still in full force. Gen Jerez before he left for Nc
aragua was fully informed of the fllibustering move
ments.
The Board contemplated by former orders of the
War Department to be convened fer the examination
of pon.con mssioned officers, recommended for pro-
motion, will be composed of the Instructor of Tactics
the Professor Of Mathematics, ana tie Professor Of
Ethics, at the Military Academy, and will meet at
West Point on the first Monday in September annually
Enlisted men serving with troops will not hereafter
be allowed communication of ra,ions.
Captain Nicholas has been ordered TO the Soop Of
war Constellation, the flagship of the African squad
ron, in,pace Of Captain Wilson, who has been con-
den ned as sick
General Lamar Intended TO return to the United
Stat nthe Moses Taylor but was detained in Ger
trs Anne RIGA by the unexpected reception OF dispatch
from the State Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Six Persons DrOwncd--.Tfse Pacific
Railway.

LOUISVILLE, MOrdsy June . lS-s.
Six peron. were drowned last night 10 TIE r'Ter OPP
poste this ciiy.
A dispstch from Texas says The SuprerDe Court Of
that State has reversed the decision Of the lover Court
On the Southern Pacific Railway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Louisiana Politics.

NV -ORLEtNs, june ~, INJH
Miles Taylor, An'i-Sldelhan. nominated for
Cor gress by the Second District Democratic Cow en-
ton on SATURDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Camden and Atlantic Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Juue =. lo39
John Brcdhead unanimously reelected President
Of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
The Cricket Match ut OsWegO.

OswEGO, Monday, June q, 1879.
The cricket match between Syracuse and Oswego,
in this city today resulted in favor Of the latter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

An order had been issued for the mobilization Of
The Prussian army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
ONE BAY LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA SCOTIAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

The fare from NeE-Yok 90 Omaha, Nebraska, is
now IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

"A dispatch dated jefferson, Mo-, une -, say:
Judge Jackson !, acquitted. The eighteen articles
Of impeachment were separately yo.ef on this after
noon Generally the vote stOOd-gui.ty ~ not guilty
l.. On the more serious charges L sto1d u - II.
SIEGE required vote of - 30 convict, Of c)nrse the
Judge goes clear. The Seus'e will tomorrow adjourn
over till The Fall session. From glance a the vote
given, il viii be seen that the Senator's did not vote
upon the question Of guilt innocence under party
dTiD that party feeling had but little i anything 10
DO with the yerticf."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-30

SIN Ssrloet ppn Syn. Sphisr in 9~bitotclpbio N loosen erIbis-
,es mo 0pr@ y .. Stedsr'e yH4bonelanS in Nt4mprc gu be-
M. 9urmis Spfafey's
Weitanc Sfarrer In HieltngStauitn in gSurtcm5srs
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uno
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Nit rcm SilcniTe pcs %Srfaiisis in etobI oenct,r
Rad Der imtlinn trcuclten) @uFaae r~puitlntia brrousaca,bsn.
200 Sctien IN 9rrBem Srut.
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Cert e%in9serudien N~bbilounScn unb eurGaus ocbcrecr %ann,jn~
lallnn9. @ut l%rn'n' Druid sStltnpN picr. Srltc nit 56lhstr
Gtie silbeI modbt ben Support eurOpdtfdsr Sibere gitelu emf.
st NF mo Sstdnet llN t~nSSelenbCre nOt bur& iettene &candn.
ete'at aus, tncem re ee &rchppbrn danS, c0nn eos 3. uuh 1
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Der? Stpcl. Nusgobsn tttlen.
Arm Is, j., lecbe Builder pom mabren Gbri1entbum
ntt tt~tr9etu9icnl Heten bcS it. @utcre ume beGcu @araeisea6rt.
fmtt elmer prbentlidcn Souspciile III ScbraIiwsr, SsbS1 Ss -;
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Seorrt1no nit Ntarmrrihnttt uno 9pepclidlicfcr.
. hmrlten's, y, himmliihce Ncr0nii9ru in @ptt. urcr
prlitane!9cS e'etetbuh lIr ale Soften, ptbit Der 9cieeneaclbidie
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len &o9en, en!honcne Gufniuntcrurern, Gctctc uuo Gkl1roc fir
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gt1n9cn fnr SdNn0n9elc unb grbdrcnec. 7U2 Scuen. GSrphrr
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N'rBnsr'S, Sch, SboBtlltten, sntbalt,nC tiEliidc @r.
ir@ttun9rn nit erbauIiGcn Yicrerr ouf a0e t tCe SatrgS,
gcrb. NuolCbc. Il. S. G57 3. 5crt. Sh6n uLer g rnt
SrNber ycocrcinbanr nit Cpppcl'nliefcn.
S1nNcr, Der, an Ornte. Giue 9lusma ccr ann
gttraute bel Notwithstanding 'me audi arcnmo, fur Sclhc
- nm arttettr Srrte raueru. lSmr. 90 e. s., Sd6msr
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3dt0mcnt fWr bic Su4cnr unc %rIfSitulcu. 9tcu teartcict Yru
N u =. HrynEr; Nit lctd,r"FIitcn 6rNNen inter Hem 3crc 81
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Oaiclts 9Serf eng!ih.
ASitlhct9. :. ". SS., WUr9ers uub Wtrnerricr. nptf
udocrn @riin9en uao ejncm @nban0. 4Pit cincm yi,rIrurf,r
SEn@n nNa Ger Original @uS9abe, lSmo SIS Q. Sm6n in
NouNcIin 0cburrcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-30
@cbisinifdbc stnseiaem.
GjefumScr Mcmfcfen. S>er5fon.

ln StViNWI Cte rgrerUnen gSctttre, mas ~ r I'M Yaufc tic,
leS 8rnplatrS saiIsn unSm 6ree beiitlErn farm man aor Mot
oNecre eimarien, oS e0e eST STCntlide @elunetctSsutJ mo hs
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gtioSnlen Gne rcr Nf4l1rtl ieipca unb Ih eurGb aneerc verb rr.
iutnEch SpnlmeGtrantbctien t%unS0Cbcn pirb. Gos oelte fisbr
p!reTeltSt rb N unleun eInee pru 9abr gu Sobr mcbr, ume nsnn
nint ecItte 5tcber, 10 nro leieer Cholera ocicn Steue cinncbmcr.
ppne Hrn zen pnan Saucnfcbcrn. bCm SMbuS INN talrcn mn
SsE@leItftSrn ~ lrrHtn, Die itetS ibe @nSabl Spfrr fr paS Graz
lpreern. IN Setra6t ottrr &tailatra 1T e0S bette, mac man
nun ram, Tie Serperr9 nnfttutirn in ibytm ncrmaIeu Suifanc III
Tte!isn, rbne ee getenetrait III ~9eldblrrn' 3u esicm gnpt hat
SnnClnr Gin NrlrMnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-30

March Mallow pastoral hemostat,oue haste
van ansenchmrem @eihmot ecacn grtdltuma uro 6uncn yen br
t'ten TrHnjNilttn UNI ameritantlttn @syiten itbr empfrb!en. 3a
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edf Can DC Gplc9Ht, IN halben uap san;en Sldcoue, bel
s. 6. 6ii2er, @st.
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Asg- 9Nie man aNe SNmrr,rn hciIrn fnnn.

Die 3%auirntc. wCte an 3brumdtiomuS, Nrurolaja. neruSCru
Nnpt- @rltdlN-. Srlttns, @iIebcr- uub 9tudtnlhmrr,cn lciren,
lforn augrn5itdlthe %VtneerNu@ rnS gduiitc @bbuIt, wcnn lie
9art9p0rnes Gurt"NtI 9cbrGuhtn. Disic TrGedrd.
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dfft ptro ba0clkc tri
Gal IN MibmpnS. Ncrfplf NM lSrrrSbnT 9'"sS''"
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peutIhru 6pipitaIs in 9itp gDcrf.

Ne@n ME, rrcbcr Der nrn in Gutrra N Gin llterartlttes l1utcrueb.
men Gem Sub!lum unNr 10 ann, tmpGtCn Y.tinauuaen 0cbptfn
pGIotn' me nc, ot: 9Strte SS gnb en- jcpt tttnptn rtutldtn
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!1 ut @lr0 NJ Die o4nNe Der Ibonrntru ieIbii sccgt unb Der 61rnt-
lttcn GOntrcle anncimleactcn.
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cen crlH enc! Seoc &Srhtnlcfcrun9 tritt Is Genf>, lersr S3are
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GrlteuIen 9clmtrt. Die SelEilun9 gilt fr caS 0dnr ySerf.
|~uStlhrllte Mnict9Sn ito bel altn Nsenttn III bIbtn. Sc(iNs
9tarfer, pekNe III Srttn, no nch tUn MatnI 1T, ct Mocrrr iibcrs
nehnt1 wHIen, bite ih, lb al MID gu penpcn. Nep ajOrs, 81.
Sui 1881.
6rtecrih 0er6arpk.
(ppit 9Srr 400l.)
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ansuf S6eessr,
@pot9s er uno Oru9stE
No. 10 Main traBe.

Np. ~ -t"i"@SITuBe.
DGntSns fur oaS btsbsr strpcnnent 3uirauen bort sr, inter au-
i6sruns prpmrtsr @toisnuns, ealtl6e aud frrrtrbir N rrbalten.
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;HaaS". aas> Hno' Sbuurftabot ~btt6nois anpaus Rno p.resn ,I
zen sili9hsn grsilen 9trtluf. .
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6riecrih 0erGarps.
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yeten uno 9NuFtn Ypn Meaerai 6rleprtth aSllbelm
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Struot's 9SritArihihte, a %N,eferung % Gents.
Soetaie HeputIif, 3tsraeteur Struoe. Drummer 4 Cts.
STOlpstte Yrn pben9enonnten g9sfen Iie9en Sur GinIht tet
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SmbbGmblcr=9 ln;cieem.

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1tH uW' opr1 y. y. Steder'e SahbOnbuns in &tGmrro gu be-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-19

for il is known that now for the first time
the strategic secrets which gave NAPOLEON
the mastery Of Europe have been studied
out and will be put again in practice BY
both parties. But, beside, the invention Of
many new destructives, this will probably
be the most scientific war ever conducted.
and consequently the brietest, unless indeed
affairs should be complicated by the insur-
rectiou Of some o! the Sclavonic races.
The weather is delightful; just what
spring should be, and walking and driving
to get the air are the order Of the day
whereas for considerable time past the air
has been . nuisance. and everybody was
glad to get out OF it. The places Of amuse-
ment are tolerably well attended. But such
a d" hit will not soon bs made again Is the
American Cousin " has been. The secret
Of the success of this piece seems to have
been that il hit of to the life some Of the
most ridiculous features Of q character
which was beginning to become the style"
among our young men about town, namely,
the English Swell The character has
been so numerically burlesqued that it can.
not much longer be initiated
Business OF all kinds is rather improving
as the country merchants from this State
and New England are now coming in to
replenish their stocks. The season has been
one of fair profits and money may be ex'
pected to flow freely at the watering places
this summer.
CHARLES READK's new book Love me
Little, Love me Long" is having quite a
run here. This novelist and another some
what akin, CHARLES KINGSLEY, are about
as much read now rs any English novelists
of the day, except Dickens and perhaps
THACKERAY.
The Central Park is beginning to take
shape, and will be worth visiting this sum.
mer. So far ss the air and the prospect is
concerned the location is very fine one for
building; but some property in that vicinity
cannot be rented at any price, on account Of
the prevalence of fever and ague, which
seems determined 10 discourage all attempts
at selling certain sections in the upper part
Of Manhattan Island There are also houses
in the southern part Of Brooklyn which can
no, be let, even gra,uitously, for the same
reason. -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-19
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

toned. have no right to support such
party because IN 80 doing should act
against the supreme law OF the republic,
violate the oath which was recorded " my
honor twenty years ago, and-whatever
others may think in the premises
perjury.
This may seem to be strong language, but
il is such as my conscience dictates Tor my
own government, and do not see how any
other adopted citizen can view the matter In
any other light. presume not to be Q
teacher 10 such matters, and il is possible
that some persons may disagree with me |;
but nevertheless, have a right to express
my views on this as well as other subjects,
being responsible therefor in my own person.
Therefore, Mr.. Editor, il you publish this
eifusion, let it be understood, that do not
wish you to endorse my sentiments as your
own, but give them TO the world as you
would an item ofnews, without note or COM
ment, or burn them, just Us suits you best.
intend to take up my residence in Mime
sofa, but II will not be until after your next
general election, and perhaps not then; for
Il the Republicans $50 called, but for what
reason know not carry the State ! shall
remain in Massachusetts, where men of
foreign birth have lately been degraded by
law, In preference to going into new State
where the same thing will be likely to occur
if the Republicans ART suffered to rule. do
not wish TO alight in the fire when jump
out of the frying pan,"as the old proverb
says.
There are many adopted citizens in your
State, Mr.. Editor, and by your permission !
will write again. addressing myself TO them
indirectly, on this subject aud others affect
ing our political welfare, and il my language
is not strictly grammatical, you will please
indulge the inaccuracies or correct them, as
may suit you.
Your fellow citizen,
A Ho.LASDER.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-19

Speaking OF probable candidates Tor the
next Presidency, the New York Sun, an in
dependent paper, gives utterance TO its
opinion Of Senator Dou6LAs, IN connection
with the cpn lidacy for that Office. a follows:
Judging by the present popular feeling in
the Northern States, there Is but one man
that the Democracy can certainly and tri.
umpban,ly elect and that Is Douglas, Of
Illinois. The politicians may make Ms many
arrangements and combinations AS they
please, but the peo,l e are ~ thoroughly for
Douglas now, ~ they were for old Rough
and Read" in 1913. Taylor FIRST victories
in the Mexican war made an impression
upon the popular mind, which all thu bril-.
liant events OF SCOTS campaign conld not
,iIace though old Zachary WAS doomed, in
the latter stages Of the war, to comparative
inactivity.
1t Is 40 with Douglas IIs fearless indie.
pendence, at an important crisis in the ma.
ions history. saved the country IRON civil
war and by his bold aud uniiriny zeal, be-
arrested the progress, Of sectional agl'ators,
and secured triumph in Illinois which the
whole country hailed ~ new guarantee OF
the perpe,ui,y Of the Union. The foe, is
fixed 10 the peoples mind. Tho priuciplc
upon which DougAs fought biz battles is ~
simple that everybody understand. it, Ills
PAlo Alto in Washington. and his I'uena
Vista in Illinois. are the pride OF those who
admire courage and idolze succes. lie
may BE- tabooed by the politicians, but bav
ing become popular favori,e, be cannot be
killed Oft by political intrigue.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-19
sssaras County.

,,rrs.poudeucs Of the Pioneer 4 Democrat
Ar. CLouD May II, 1859.
The spring has opened very favorably in
the Upper Mississippi, and the farmers are
preparing the soil for large crops. They
are much better prepared to put in larger
crops this spring than they were last. The
news from the more remote settlements In
Sank Valley is also very cheering. The
people up that way are thoroughly awake
as 10 the importance OF the Red River
route and have done great deal to improve
the roads. A succession Of large powed
fields can now BE- seen for distance OF sixty
miles up the beautiful valley Of the SuCk.
Then comes the county Of Douglas, famous
for its lakes and numerous timber-skrted
prairies, where considerable farming will
also be done this season.
Ii has been reported that BURBAsg &
Co. will put on line OF tri-w@kly stages
in June between here and breckenridge.
This would be of great benefit 10 the State,
and encourage the settlers on the route 10
do still more to improve the roads. The
travel would soon repay the proprietors, for
it would greatly increase.
The Mississippi is uncomnonly high, and
We have the promise Of good navigation du-
ring the entire season. The steamer Enter.
prise has now the monopoly Of freight. Ol
the two other boats which formerly ran be.
tween here and st. Anthony Falls the II
NJ. Rice was disabled by the ice. AMI the
machinery OF the North Star, as is we'll
known, has been promoted 10 more heroic
destiny on the Red River. Her hulk how.
ever lately left this port ladened with up
wards Of 5000 bushels Of potstocs. bound
below. The Enterprise makes tri.week
ly tips regularly and il doing n splendid
business. She brings up emigranE and
merchandise, and returns loaded with grain
and potatoes. The amount ei produce ex
ported from the port Of st. Cloud this
spring 10 a. follows 1000 bushels Of grain
mostly corn and oats. and 10000 bushels Of
potatoes. A part Of this has already been
shipped on the Enterprise.
Memorials to the War Department for tbe
continuance OF Fort Abercrombie are being
numerously signed on our frontier settle
ments.
The venerabIe Bishop Kemper was here
last Saturday evening, and preached good
discourse TO croxde,i audience in the Fps
copaI church. AGEIcoLA.