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, 1859-09-07

From ere.Y choice r7stF Of feza ut. and wasartel 10
asEe. the expectations Of ot who hare peculiar tas.e
fds the homemade pie. This department ~l te under The
management II Nl. + MRS. CASE. Who :rr favo,ah.y
known In tbs city by tLes connection with the ''Con-
ncctIcut Pie iaker, SOHO years since. The rts tua
Is hereafter to he permanent branch In the NJ
ehan.eal.~ au:Aa:,31lt
, 1859-09-07

IL Cay Clerks 0mcc. Cliaeo. September .th. 1s.a.
fuats nuee Is hereby given to a psrsoEs !oeseed that
the Cy Of Chicago, aseeala the damage. and benefits
tug Of RAJ In the fnfth Division ct
aid CTR By .cason ef extcn,p= North division street
from M present terminus at Wneo!s stftes t' the east ce
Clark ktsvcf hare completed their Assessment, and male
return thereof to MY oitce.
persons wlshirstl appeal from al! assessment must
ne taer Oh tons, III wt{iin., my ne. before
Monday, the assa lsy 0! Sep es.e 1S9. al oeoek
the common Council Will II that une tn the Cound1
Kocn hear a oaettlo al!d asscsaeEt AID revise and
tnnnrn ahhul the sa1ne.
, 1859-09-07

NiIc3e c41uEu
1atua eet4nsl Ie=.stfes t.e CoH2eteot nen VIII.
Of tbs cou,.t:y- We also .1Ep!y
WATER WHEELS EIIAFTE;9. GEAKE'G, 4c-
AtrerT Lew F1s1rea.
r. ". BANTER g. CO.,
LII Fssz!snins De1s. Te.s Water .trre tetre-1 Raz-
taapA us. "a !; Madison. Chicago. ,..,..,,
TIE MECHANICAL BAKERY
PIE!
We do NOT mean thu! In printers pa.ea:e ttat many
welt Eeanns Eso7s predicted for the eEtre Establishment
wlcI oecedto tit public l. months snes bu:a
GENUINE YANKEE PIE,
From erfsY choice r7ictY Of feza fut and Eatartc 10
ase. the expectations Of taat who hare peculiar tate
fr the homemade pie. THIS department l " under The
management Il Ns. 4 MRS. CASE. ~ho favosao:y
Known In this city by tLeir connection with the Con-
ucctIeut Pie uakery,r years since The rtE buat
Ecss Il hegeasy TO he permanent branch In the Ne
ehan.eal.~ au:0-a:,51lt
FIGURING MILLS FOR SALE
= or KEXcAANGE.-A Steam F1ousak s1ll Of Two
soau a r. | s;ss l.e H. iii ! ss as &c III M Mei,sae se
enough for o. aad substantially Lut. It'll
elosct tile railroad track. fitted with
MERCHANT AND CUSTOM BOLTS,
ard well leeasei fur Touring and custom business.
s Rs' ad I'D 1ns
rTuxTF seeton Tic sts qaay of xooS .oi fusl i IT,
ss:sa II s f2' I e. !. TT :af.
''F good it. mi s'Izi ziea uA
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Public noes + hereby fsen to IL persona Interested
ceuns &C. e.
he ose s S9i seas snse
SEt W 7 FrS ;s SS IN h. hs Gsn :,
O'clock II. oF,hs papas e n7tsy sala assessment.
F: K. SRAGG. con'ss.
o,,.., s.,, , r., ]; j. i; F. NGssELl,> ,a-c
ohlcaso, September Gu e.5. iss9: - q
4 ssEsoMESt NOTICE.
by tas eesanoa gsans:i q IT, t.
Sa Rs y i; IT, rs 81 s; a s sse
ss s easF S e
se 5eeas m a sn 81 x ass
X;s!ay ihs st's # StE,eaisi III =, ~ i
Too oeetoa,to Se I "a ~ II nd
seslo.---nkI sell 4 kI:ElsNASS. CIT CLERK:
A SSFScArENtr N0T1CE
~ cir Clerk. oalee. ch:c1so. september r. $50.
faoe neues s 4etshy slsth Y AZ pefsEs lnctefea th
IS { c6isseo, s:sss # EFs yass foisFs
saaaos h, stsa S9 sSt, e. I'D !:
es eef:ea from sa.a assessment mus,
Moadas se III DAY u sepsn5er L Isl @ II oeeck % % rM
I'D no sfs q ~ sss as to t and revise
=. !@ !-------1A.M L. M hlsLis1AnN. s1 Gny Clef1.
4 ssESSMENT NOTICE.
S 3fs Frsn cnsS e. q
Gai'sfo * = e e. i!as,sei ID
Sy yis,s; Is +: y il asns" nj a
Any persons 1tsllas q appsal fon The raid assess
$ fs IT, y: nth q, ost R H.:
h ,1a s, ~ l,n ;ss T. sid
ee7 1Ot Ii. KIsEisMASN, c1,T C,e:k.
SSFSS7iFNT N0T7CE
Il civ clsrs'. oalee. chs,ro. 5, p,sneer7. 1s,s.
hr sse 4
ssS w. nsaa ri e. ssspae Z astas
l!ldss to Tie sosdwsy Of Nixaukfs assnns ha1e com n
ass; .nn,, ,o,m .,M ,,,..,..o, ,-n.t
M = lie comnsn GSuas Vii ;; tat 1.e. il .ht Coqa
and confirm or aanul tue s7ns: ~ {. r,s,,.>-- 1,,.
=! y. 7: kEEl:4AS::: eaZ e!s.s:
4 sSEsSMEAT NOTICE.
nyss as,ss r.
tbe cy q Cheaso a.sedaa fbe asaasts I'd Ifasa:
aS o r H. IL S Soh n'Iea &
ftpn ~ present terminus = nasn!s aftt u ne 1T ne
, 1859-09-07

IL CITY Clerks 0Mee Chicago. Sett- .th. 3s1a.
ueh Soslee hezeby gwen to al inteEeted hat
the Commissioners a1lonIe II lie Contaoa Council ofthe
CE Of Chicago, to ascertain ths damages aad r.
suag to owners srai estate In the West Dylao OF sa
cy By e of=nz Alley toprteea fset *1de run
es1 e T. hens htsoasa 1sa ea & y nd
made return therc,? to tnr oG:e,
Any petsons Hfsag appeal fsuE7 s1d asseseEt sals
fle their otje!ouA d w1tfn u my a.ce- tet:ro
Noneay shs sssa ~ Of septsscl ~ u :oeiock
ROOM hear ii to sid zsesnoent AID revise sad
counzEn or aanu4 1he same.
ErE}ENANT r.
, 1859-09-07

453.,sl: 81
.... xtAH1LfIIk8.
Lossea reported, unadjctea,
II. KELLOGG, Sec S. L. LOOMS. Prest.
HUBBARD & HUNT, Agents.
No. LOOMS Building, Of Clark md Water s1eets
CHICAGO.
Applications fus Insurance. the renewal Of Policies and
~ tus1ess connected 9Th the atice be Eate
duly spponted AEeatA fE the City Ut Chicago, xtth full
fo1er TO receive proposals aod issue PocIe hroE
lie terms - other Responsible Companies 7hdEs am will be
u secure tLe coEneuce & tue public b. honosat'e
c3ut-t Of dealing.
". IAGlIL General AEent; Il / = West Thinl Street.
Western or South Western, States may be addressed.
, 1859-09-07

~ Public notce hereby given to al persons interested
tha tie undersigned CunuI oners appointed by the Com
Council OF Tue City or Chicago the Of
Foryt'x llun!rrd and Fifty Dollar. a. 80 eol upon
tilted by Grave n North Clark street from chicago
ito Surth asrnue VII tett at No. In The Court
o'clock A. u. for The purpose q making a,!d ssessment-
e. u. GRAY.
r, A. BRAGG. ; Com'ss.
j. d. +. KGssELL,t
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
LATER FROM MEXICO.
THREE NOMINAL PRESIDENTS.
Observation-Disclosures.

NEw.ORLEaSs, Wednesday, JAM Il, 1859.
The ste eanahip Tshreseee Is below With dstos from
the City of Ne xico to the 9th inst.
Gen. EcbesgaIsy pronounced Der. 20 at Ayat'a,
and declared bimset President but the movcmen. vas
net 81 condsd at t,e capital Tae troops ptonoeo sd
in favor of Gen. Robes the 23d, aud he issued .
c,l for three Delegates fiom each State to form g
Jopts.
The popu1ace snd troops bal abandoned G'a. Zu-
lcags and he had retired to the house Of the gah
Minister.
The Jmta convened and on the second ballet
elected Gen. Mlrsmon President, by q vote OF w 10
A fer Gen. Robes.
Gen. Robes will remsin in power until tie arrival
of Gen MramoD, wbo is s,on expected from Gusdals-
jars with 600 cavalry
The dates ftom Vera Cruz are h the OH inst. The
Jusrez Government was firm, and the Liberals hsi
taken Js'sps and Cordovs and were abSu. to attack
Orizsba-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. STEPHENS Ga asked save to report the
Oregon Bib as some days Will probably elapse before
the Committee on Territories be ctlci. liz de-
tired that some day Text week be se, apart for its
consideration.
Mr.. MORGAN n. " preferred to proceed with
business 10 the regular order.
draw bis objectop.
Mr.. MOKGAN-I cannot Weld one iot
Mr. HOUSTON (Als) slsiea to make report from
the Jodcisry Committee.
NJ, SIFpnFYS aid that a. ne conh no. report
N. o,eorn Iey,en, xber the Committee- are rseu-
ary caed he should object - all otner business out
of order. i@o Senator's am Il RsSIeIentatiye had
been elected from Oregon, and sovereign safe Is
now denisd ITS night 81 eq'ary; os ,,0 ,;o,
lb. nous. iesuu'' IHo 10 - u go - - 49,.
to refer the NaVa Approp!i OIL 10 'he
on NavsI Anahs'
Mr. SHERMAN (0bio) thought strange tpst prop
oston To- refr the Naval bill TO the Naval Commiites
skou meet with so mu h opposition. IL ths Commit
tee. # the House not 70 BE- ir,ru.ed With the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

We are democratic nation. We are a civilized
people. We have Fourth OF July. We have a
Constitution Of the United States That Consti-
tuition is the admiration and envy Of the world 1t
promotes Justice, secures liberty, and biads the
States indis.oubiy together. Tney are boDe of
oue snother's bone, and flesh of one anothers flesh
What is done for veal or wo in one is felt in all
Tie virtues of the Five Point, are not the lees
the property of the Fifth avenue, than the vices Of
the Fifth avenue are the property Of the Five
Points. Each is knit to each by the laws OF con-
tigulty and consolation. So with the States. The
Mercies Of Alabama are, too, the emaoation of
Massachusetts, and the meanIess of Ms.sac hu,etts
can il the American, whether he come from Maine
or Arizons Florida or Oregon Distance Is moth
ing-poltically lees than materiaiy-in separating
the S,ates They are one confederation, With one
destiny. When murders are committed BY the
gross in Kansas, blooi is spilt equally 10 Broad.
way; and incsrnsdines the very door posts Of each
fashionable bpwnstone front Waen dishones.
ssindl,Dg became the recommendation for the
Mayoralty of New-York, each Of the ten thousand
cities and towns in the Union was immediately dis
honored.
We have written Q consolidation homiy. And
why Toilussrate, in passing way. the beau,ie.
of our national system. There is in The Cnioa
Springs Go=ette, journal Of Alabama, Of the 23i
ut, an sccount Of two national and constl,atlon.l
and civilized burn nss Of two human beings at the
stake, from which we suejoIn an extract:
The decsa ased has the reputation of having. even
70 fault, ever been q kind ant humane master. On
the day before the murder, Mr. }. had whipped this
boy Milford, or had him wbiPpe3, for some miste-
me- snor and had him chained W locked I'll Moadxy
morning, when he vent 10 him took OF his CD sin
ard told him to 60 to the ui and 20 10 work Tue
by made some impadeut reply, wnen Mr.. j told oin
if be ord net stop his insoleses be would knock him
down with lock, and turned 10 walk axsy Tue boy
then took Ak that was lying near and struck Mr. J.
on the head sod knocked him down. dropp a the ax
and waIkeo away q few st~ps, then turned and went
back ock the ak and struck hi three times more cn
the head, and retired short distance and "a, do wr
mskipg so attempt to escape.
"A pablie meeting Of the citizens, indiscr min ately
was called Wednesday, 10 deter nine what shoali
be oope with the pegro. when the proposition was
mae To bum him Alive, ev<ty ooe TO the numb Der of
W or 3OO, voting toS 1. That evening. at clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

The Board Of Education last evening organized
by the choi.e of Richard Warren as Pre'debt, and
Thomas Boese as Clerk. Mr. Warren is a Pr)ml-
neDt Republican Of the Fifteenth Ward, aud has
become favorsbly known in the Board Of Education
by bis probity and ef6ci' pcy as Chairman of the
Finance Committee, to which post he was elected
a year ego, be being then new member. The
almost unanimous reelection Of Mr. Boese is high
compliment 10 that gentleman, as Republican
was removed last year to make way for hum, a
Tammsny Democrat, and the Board is at present
X. publican.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

The steamship Moses Taylor brought later ad-
vices from South America. In the Chill Congress
the Government triomphed after stormy diseas-
sion, the budget for 1858 snd the proposition for
a standing army being adopted. The total loss by
the great fire at Valparaiso is estimated at
SO, coo, Of which 80, 100000 was covered by
insurance. The difficulty between Peru and Ecu
ador is in process ofsdjustment; the blockade of
Gusysquil by the Peruvian forces is not strictly
enforced. In Bolivia the Administration of Inares
is fotityiog itself and attempting measures of
reform. A mutipy in Buenos Ayres and revolu-
tionary movement in the Argentine Confederation
are reported From New-Gransda there is moth
ing noteworthy; Government has issued proPos 'ls
for new loan.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859,


The Fourth edition Is ready. and contains;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS AND CALESDARs for the year
1869.
oovssxmKsr OF IaE UNITED srArrs-Executve aud Ju'
dicisL
LIsr or TUE MEMBERS OF THn UNITED STATES SENATE,
politically classified.
L,sr os TnE MxMBsrs or THE HoUsE OF REPRESENTA-
rivEs poll icsliy classified.
APoLrrIc.LLy CLASSIFIED LIsr or TUE XNxVirn Con-
eRBss far a. yet chosen
sxsrea " THE TRorHLKs IN UrAH.
AlsrRAor os rHk LAWS PAssED AT TAX LAST Sssios OF
CoNesEss.
GovsssmKNrs OF EuRorg- -RuLMG SovLRfIGSS, &c
How rHsy ELgcT BoGUs Y. 8. SENATORS N INDIANA
FLEcTioe RETURNS FROM ALL rHE STATES HoLnlNG ukN'
rsAL ELECTIONS 1885, carefully complied and compared with
former elections exprc,sly for Tnr Tribune ALMANAC.
ELECTION REruRSs OF TnE STATE oF Nkw-foRx BY
TOWNSHIPS WARDS.
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, TMn OF LEes-
LArivk Meetings. HOLDING or ELEcIIoss Ac, with other
matter Of ssperal and permanent interest
Price (po.tsse prepsid single COPIES. Is cents American
coin, Twelve copies si, One Hundred copies ga
II cent by Express. ~ PER 100; Is copies for 81
OS.r accompanied with The cash. respectfully solicited
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
XXXVth CONGRESS. Second Session.

SENATE....W ,sHIScros, Jan. II, lSJo.
The Pr, .d. nt In rply To Mr.. Se~ard's resolution,
informed tie senate that the Wancerer had laudei
cargo Of Africans also. that every Effort is being
mad. TO bring the guilty parties TO istce but that
10 not e,p.dient no~t make public the correspond
epCe on tbe subject.
On motion of Mr. HUNTER Va the communica-
ton vas ordered 10 b. printed.
Mr.. HALE, from the Naval Committee, reported q
joint solution authorizing the President to appoint
Commodore Ste sar. Senior Flag Off OF the United
states Navy, on the active list, a recompense for
bis distinguished services. Laid over
Mr.. MASON Va called up the bill equslizing the
eaisriee cf TIE Ministers OF France Gnslaad aud
the United States cuug certain peuod. the object
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

The bill introduced into the Senate by Mr. Sli-
dell sets forth, by way Of preamble, the sub
stance of the Ostend Manifesto, and as " the last
' means of settling the existing and removing fu-
d" ture difficulties" authorizes the President to
purchase Cuba, and, as the first step thereto, to
draw thirty millions of dollars from the Treasury,
or to raise the money BY contracting deb. 10 that
amount. This bill for the purchase of Cubs WAS
immediately followed by another fro n the Com nit
tee on Foreign Afairs, vestirg in the President q
discretionary power to use the army and navy
for the settlement of Spanish American contro-
versies. This secotd bill, we are inclined to be-
heve is intended as supplement to the first. The
President is to be dispatched oa this errand Of
purchasing Cuba with the national purse in one
hand, or rather bunch Of national due -bills-sncc
at this time the Treasury is empsy--and 10 the
other the national bowie-knife This, too, is &C..
eorliDg TO the Ostend Manifesto II Spain will not
sell Cuba, then We viii take ii by force, and Gu,
the ihroats Of all who venture to resist Us.
As 10 the "commardiDa influences" which Cuba
is alleged to possess, geographically" over tho
trade Of the Mississppi Valley, that geographical
" Influence" whatever may be meant b. it, is OF
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

At the date of our latest advices from Mexico,
there were three nominal Presidents Of that ill.,
fated country, beside Gen. Zaloaga, who, being
deserted by citizens and soldiers, took refuge in
the Engli.h Minister'S house. Gen. Eche.garay
had proclaimed himself at Ayutla; the Juarez Gov
ernment stood firm at Vera Cruz; and JoDta
convened at the Capital by Gen. Robes bad elected
GeD. Miramon on the second ballot Gen. Robles
will remain in power till Miramon's arrival.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

In Congress, yesterday, the President informed
the SENATE that it was inexpedient to make pub
lie the correspondence growing out of the Wsn-
derer affair, at present. Mr.. Hale reported a
Joint resolution authorizing the appointment of
Commodore Stewart senior Flag Officer, on the ac-
tive list A bill, the effect of which was to
give the Minister to France about 3, 200, was lost.
Mr.. Fitch reported against printing several docu'
ments at the public expense. Mr.. Green of Me
souri, spoke in favor Of Pacific railroad bill, OF
which the eastern terminus should be on the Mis-
sour border three branch roads to connect there
with. Mr.. Brown of Mississippi argued against
the constitutionality and necessity Of any road.
Messrs Bjgler, Pugh, Allen and Hunter, also dis
cussed the subject Mr.. Douglas opposed Mr..
Iyersons motion TO recommit the bill 10 the Com
mittee, with instructions to report in favor of a
Northern and Southern route, and the motion was
lost. Mr. IyersOn restated the positions Of his
Disunion speech and was bitterly personal toward
Gen. Houston, who will reply to day. Mr. Polk
obtained the floor, and the Senate adjourned
In the HOUSE Mr.. Stephens asked leave to re-
port the Oregon bill. Objection was made and the
bill must therefore await its regular time. Mr..
Sherman defended his proposition to refer the
Naval Appropriation bill to the Naval Committee.
Mr. Washbun of Maine with whom Mr.. Jones of
Tennessee sgreed, opposed il, as leading 10 confu-
sion and likely to increase, inst sd Of diminishing
the appropriations. Mr.. Grow adyoc,ted the
measure; but Mr.. Howard Of Michigan asked
whether this was not making radical change in
the business of the House without corr sspond-
ing change in the rules. Mr. Seward of Georgia,
thought that the Committee on Ways aud Means
had too much to do to be able to do their work
thoroughly. Mr. Gddings of Ohio, made strong
outaDd. out Republican speech, which excited
great interest, and to which Mr.. Bowie of Mary
land replied
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

WAsBIs6TOS, Wedne~day, Jan II, toD'
No. s6s James OHasa VS. Richard n. Winsi0v:
On motion of plaintiff, the jaigmsHt, docketng es
diemissipg tho csase sEDulsd and leave gTsness
10 6Ie and docket the cause, on paying coas.
No. "a. Leslie Coombs vs. AnSYew Hodges e. =.
Argument concluded for the appellant
No. IS Lessee of W. &. FrencA and wife vs. W.
H. Spencer Il al. Argums ut commenced foe the pis~
tiif and coL tinued for the defeBdaDts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Fire I'm ElInira, N. Y.

ELNiRA, "Wednesday, Jan II, 1913.
The large tapneIy VI VIM Paggst & Co., situated
near the woolt factory in this ace caught fire yes
terday loon. The fire originated rom ovefhea'isT
the Kiln in the, drying room. The bnid'ng cootsined
large amount Of tanned leather and cool, which vss
nearly all de royed. The loss bulldogs and stock
il estimated at 81, ,OO0 fully covered by Insurance..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Non Arrival Of the Niagara.

HALWAx, Wednesday, JaO. i2-9 p. N
There are ss yet signs Of the Niagara, now about
due here with Liverpool dates of the lst inst.
Weather clear and cain.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

TRESTos, n. J Wednesdsy, Jan. II, iS3.
Charles Smith was tried today for the m1rder q
Joseph bowers, in this county and was found guilty
of murder in the secOnd degree.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

Henry Ward Beecher will lecture tonight st tHs
Cooper Institute, before tss Yong Mems Cans4e.
Ass,cistion. His subject is "The Burdens OF 500
ETY." and the lecture has been written expressly w.
the occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
The Sailing of the America.

Bosros, Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1889.
The r. n. steamship America sailed about p m,
with twenty one passengers for Halifax and fortj six
for Liverpool. Sac took out $6s, 900 10 specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
The Kansas War.

Sr. LOUIS, W,daesdsy Jan. II, 1859.
The Kansas bsuditt Lumb' ring about 400 men, srs
building fort at Cboutesus old trading post aud it 10
sad Cspt. Montgomery will fight the troop, sect froa
Linn and Bourbon Counties, unless the Denver ooa-
promise is complied with.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

James McMahon was executed at Newark yes
terday for the murder Of bis sister inlaw. Ths
feature exciting the most comment ia the New
.Jer.ey idea Of hanging mtn on "Wednesday
instead Of Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Fire.
CLEVELAND.

CLKvELAND, Wedresday, Jan. Il, IS'8'
Greenman l. Co.'S pail factory, in this city, vAs
burned to-day Loss $50 900; Ensured SO 900 in Nee
York Companies.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

p HILLS HAIR DYE 50 cents > o.., Doc .,e -,
p,r.,s ;, Bfeos 70; 5e2 Brrsd-s,. Assf e o,xrSs,
pbt .<e phis, i5i Ns.tif Esoos-. boston ANo--S -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

Bosros. Wedoe-dsy, Jaa IL, 1859.
The House to-day reelected Henry Wilson Usite4
States S.nator, giving him 1879 votes, against % for
Caleb Cu,hing and eleven for others
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Schooner David Lombard Ashore.

sQAS, Y. j., Wedr esday, ian. ". isJs
The schooner David Lombard, Capt H,bso"k,
from Wycozeco River M.rylard, with oysters, bound
TO Boston, went ASHORE Barnegst Shoals on Saadsy
mormpg st O'Clock. Grew all sawed. vessei soess
lies.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

An error accidentally occurred in our article of
yesterday on the Free Academy. We should have
said thai most Of the text books of wh n we pub
lish,d .t, were by professors in that institution,
not all Of them.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

The cold spell is over. Yesterday v - warmis''
fogey, tbs~y day; and the evening was more Ike
s,e In March than early in Ja1uary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
The Tribune Altman &C for 1850.

We are printing the ForRTH EoHioS OF our AL
MANIAC and are filing our orders tsst a. possible.
For table Of contents see sovertisemen-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Sound Navigation.

The i.e has 20 impeced Sound navigst that tbs
Nor sieh and Worcester and the S.oniDgteo lines q
steamers are Withdrawn The Ne Shore rsfosd, in
consequence had one hundred and fifty passengers fof
New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

AUGUSTA, Ga Wednesday, jan. IL. 1859.
The cotton factory Augusta burned yesterdsy
afternoon. There 10 no insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

The Hon. Henry Wilson was reelected Unite'
States Senator from Massachusetts,, yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
AIrwqlprk Daily 9iba,re
THURSDAY, JANUARY l3, 1559.
70 cORREsPoHDBsTS

e,n b. t.se1 lpony Comnuotostcus Whist
,tspced for n-eTo1 b. suthentiosed ~ the
-. address Of the wi.~-oos peoess,J Tor p0OAes-
tjon bit g. guaranty 'or his good f.ih
W. ot uus,rtsse 70 retarr fsi-c'ed Comma 1ealous
.tr %, letters THE TsUsF Osc@ sould iE 81 e4ses Be
sSdreased 70 HoRkCE GkrELsY 4 Co
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Death Of Surgeon WiIIiamson.
CouyictiOn for Murder.

NORFOLK. Wedoerday, Jan. IL, 1859.
Surgeon williamson Of the Navy, died last night
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
To the Associated Presa
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WAsHIsGTOs, Wednesday, Jan. H. 1859.
Gen. Jersz having, by the resignation of irissari,
been LETT sole represertstve here of NcaraZus, he
ias heen recognized as such by our Government
Mr. Beverly Tucker says that there is not word Of
truth in the report that he intends resgning the Lv
erpcol Consulate.
Much interest is manifested in the contest between
Ger. Morris on one sce, and Reauy Nease & Co. on
tie Cther for the contract for the machinery Of Shop
of-wsr lumber two, bulldog at P6lsGelphi.. IL sp-
Jears that three several Boards have considered the
sotect, which il now uuder Executive sdvsement
The s,cresbip Relief at NewYork, is ordered to be
fitted oot TO carry stores 10 the Home ard PacIfc
squscrors, and TO proceed to Aspinws 10 the course
Vi ten days.
Tie seventh annual meeting Of the United Ststes
Agricultural Society to-day was largely attended
II, sident Tlghmap in bis address, reconme nd-i
sppea 10 the farm Of America to raise u1rcrp
ton Of dollar each tosardth purchase of Mount
Vernon.
The medals awarded at Richmond were delivered
.cludiIg of gold to p. Rohm, for locomotive
farm-epgine.
The subject of Agricultural education Diseased
BY Msssrs. Carey Of OHIO, Calvert Of Maryland, Bar
Of North Carolina Jones Of Del. ware .nd others
Mr.. C.mscn kcruied tonight % nitrogen.