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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

D-cI,s--.. Sl7.tln %
Tie receipts Of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayre and
Chicago Road, foY the week ending iith list, were
$40, 10 53.
The annual election !o- Directors Of The Harlem
Railroad Co. took place to-day PuIsuantto to announce-
mcnt The number If shares represented was 81 os!.
The re suit was the unanimous reelection OF al the
members Of the Old Board, there being no opposition
ticket offered. The names Of tie gentlemen coppos-
ing the Board of Directors a. follow:
Ala Campbell VIZ. c Wt.,rosr Corr,,.r. Vs-drrbr,
Ds1ie. Dcru. flanc!s W. EaaoGds CaaE.r- VI ssnd4rd
Horace r. C.l-k John Ais-yrr Herlce B5ock 5e Sm..a
AbeIi J. Akin. John HsTPer 4. R. Bsyi,.
The transfer books Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company Closed until the eth Inst. The business
Of The Clearing House was Il. lj3,9j6 The amount
OF gold, mostly coin sent 20 Boston to-day for the
steamer of tomorrow is s7ec,oo, Of which Ioths
child has $,I0, 600, Balm i Sander $j0,O60, and
S.uarts $lOo,0a. With abundant supply of money
the rates Of in;eres. evidently hardening. Call
loans y cent, with occasional transaction at
q T. cent. Long paper goes with less freedom
at ee' ecut Flint class sixty day aecep;ances
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18


i1 90 o. bal FNFoET-irc-.z-e 20 G-ea. Br.sir
Isi-d with i2jf, O. go bale; derres-e France $500 IL
o-neE Foreign Por, f-eo. tots iacEea,e L. eAP
s-ooq.
At the meeting Of the stockholders Of the Morris
and Essex Railroad held G: Newark yesterday, it
resolved that the Hudson River terminus of the ex
,ended road shall be a. Hoboken and that the cost Of
the extension shal be betrayed by stock distinct
from that Of The present issue.
TIE Cgrleriaad Ci'ilq1 Of MAY ~, says:
I'VE earn from good authority that the Chesapeake
and Uno Cara! viii be- II rsy!gRbe order again by
Tue ,day or " linesiay mex.
Til Lond5s T.z.es Of the tn, received by the
Arhgo, says:
Til demand frr d;~couu. at the Bank to-day was
rnl.ual'y heavy and further advance IN ne rate On
thursday ext i considered nct improbable.
The adyices from Paris ate that during lie past
week several foreign baukiny-houses have failed The
Credit Mobier, at their meeting On Saturday decided
on making further di-trbution for the scar 1853
The total profits during that period have been about
$40 eco, OF which ti20,o 600 was divided at Il a.
share in January lsEt. The remaining E360,0o0 i.
carried 10 the to meet losses by deprecstion
:irce the commencement! Of the present year."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
DAGUEREEOTYPE oF OyIEDo
AND HIS BRIDE,

Les!ie's portraits Of the bride apd groom
would do for any body else better than
pair. The following is daguerrsotyps Of
the senior: He is about ffty.iye years Of
age, four feet eight inches 10 heiyht-in
boots with plenty OF heel taps--a trim,
dapper figure, with slight s.oop, and a
little spread Ia bow 10 his psripatetic be.
dals. His complexion is an admixture Of
swiil-milll boarding house coffee tint,
with sn Egyptian parchment sizing tone
"a third quality lard and slightly done
bIckwheat cake color Of the burnt amber
class. dis eyes are as bright as those
seen in heads Of the natives on the banks
OF the Congo; and his hair is dune TO .
curl like said sunny climed characters. bu,
redo'ent of endless pomade aud PERU med
waters. His dress is as fsu,tless as q well.
paid fashionable tailor can make il, ana
his diamons display ,hereon--from throat
to wrists as loud as his aEectiona,e. Al
most fiial valet dc cbambre can execute,
In a word, ths Don is four feet eight inch.
ches OF smoked humanity, done up Ia
mtode ~ ertenso. The fair Fanny is tall
. h|"h 3uA sHOUlIcTS SDOVE the DOD-A
blonde OF the cocoanut-fbre hair complex.
ION, about twenty years of age. with dark,
nndeiinably colored eyes, very peculiarly
and deeply set, and contrasting with q
semi aqu''ine nose Of thoroughly white
hue. Her mouth at some periods has .
ballad singers twitch and her tout ensem.
Ole is very nttractive-towards the small
hours of Grand tea nar.y She ;o,c-
comp'ishad. that is, she speaks American,
English, French, and Spanish, siugs toll
lolish, plays the piano ditto, and is a per.
tinent yet quiet talker on All things from
Washington society to Tifth Avenue ''csr.
ryings on" Her knowledg. of the Spap-
ISL language, and fuency in conversation
therein, was the chief power over the Don,
who is only blessed with one tongue. In
a word, the bride is tall, no. too grace.
sEI semi Eugenie class of blonde, with I
Penehant for her mothsrs desire, q "rich
husband"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

t@r John Mitchell, who is now in
Paris. has commenced series Of letters
in Dublin paper in which his object is to
suggest to the Irish pcasantry that France
will soon be at war with England in the
Mediterranean, and that the opportunity
will then have arrived for inducing the
Emperor Napoleon to invade IreIand.--
" Bat," excIsms Mr.. Mitchell. "who will
make the Emperor sure that the Irish pso-
pie wait for hin and pray for him? How
is he 10 know ,ha: 252 coo fighting men
wo~li be found to follow his eagles from
Dantry Bay TO Dublin, and from thence,
if be choose it, across 10 Liverpool? How.
above all, are the peolle-the people Of
classes AMI creeis-to be brought to look
steadily towards this as an event not oDly
possible, but propable, and which may, to
each OF them, bring joy or sorrow, Isl ~
they demeau them selves ?"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
KISSING ON THE SLY.

His manly whiskss swept her cheek,
She answered no reply,
How could she part her lips 10 speak,
.a While kissing on the ely!
Thses's such sum Of smacking bliss,
That Croesus could not buy
fhs honisd worth OF ons swsst kiss
That's taken on the sly.
Oh this kissing on the sly
} asgy This kissing % the sly--
This wooing. winning sty - Of SHINING,
o. kissing on the sly.
The maiden meek ono kiss received
w u Demvrsly winksd h-s eye,
And with tbs air Of one bsreavsd,
She hsaved heavy sigh.
Again ths wayward Whisker prespsd
Her check, she breat hed--uh my I
How grateful to the burt isned breast
sa4 Shis kissing On The siy 10 ''
Oh this Kissing on the sly
This kissing on the sly
Downright delicious. cen malicious,
kissing ON the sly. @f
Tho rigid rule declare the deed ...
To bea crime 80 high,
No lover dare deny the deed
Of kissing On the sly;
Tho Pas and Mas berats and prsss,
TIL Dulcen@As cry.
The custom don't bit abate,
u kissiBg on the sly.
-".' " Oh this kissing on the rly-
This kissing on the sly
Intensely thr,lling--troubis killing
kissing on the sly.
while leading thus single lie,
What happier lark than i,
When opportunity, without strife,
A glorious chance l spy;
To seize the dainty treasure which
.. No royalties outvie,
Then me, no nfbob half so rich,
Thus kissing On the sly.
Oh this kissing On the sly
Aye. kissing on the sly
This trebly tempting care esempting,
kissing on the sly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

The first hour tha, person spends St
sea is commonly devoted to admiring mems
triumph over the deep-the mex, in admit.
ting thai the deep is gradually triumphiug
over him " Steward, where's my room i?
! begin to feel IA if | should very soon
need q Iiule weak brandy, or good d.al
OF tin basin.'' .'
It is said that chicken, Of new breed,
called ''Ec'ipsendesu," are being introiuc.
ed into the country. Instead of feathers
they are covered with fine hair, like that
OF lap dogs, very white, soft AID beauti.
tul. and have curious red ornaments on
their heads.
On, Mosrs Rev. Hugh Blair deliver
ed discourse in Nav York, on Sunday
evening last. on the Harpers Ferry out.
break, in which he drew parallel be-
tween Moses and Old Brown. ..sz
A writer on ornithology inquiries what
kind of eagles lily hignesty You dom,
kno" but, unqaes,ionsby, golden eagles
generally fly fastest, .,
1t seems no more than right that men
should seize Time by the io,sock !; for
tn" rude old fellow, sooner or later pulls
all their hair out.
A deserted damsel struck her lover with
poker. eXclsim,ng. with sobs: You
have broken my heat, and Ill break your
head, sir.
rhe ocean speaks eloqucnsly aud for
ever Beecher.
Yes, and theres no sort Of use in tell.
ing it to dry up ...
Why are Cashmere shawls like deaf per.
SONS? Because we cannot make them
here.
Union is not always strength" as the
sailor sad Wien ha saw the purser mixing
his rum with water.
Scrutiniz, n lawyer closely when he ad.
vises YOU TO avoid Ii iga,ion, and . doctor
When he drinks your health.
The cause of the blaekness Of the no.
gro has been discovered at last. 1t is due
entirely to the color of his skin.
An Irishman. in writing biography,
informs his readers tha, his hero WAS yery
young Mt the time Of his birth.
The modern way Of asking for mar
rage license is 20 say-"Clerk, give me
All order for . woman
Ws know man SO mean that be won't
draw his breath Tor fear that hs will lose
the interest
The Rev. Henry Ward Rsecher has
been scorchng the Devil. Never mind,
i, will be the Devils tura after a Wills.
VEsrrR Gas - Camplimen,inp a
homeIy girl on her personal beauty in tho
evening.
Men do not 20 their entire leagth now.
a-days hey prarel their laHg,ude
A Pgsscn liREAKrAsr.--Twos salt Gel,
lars and muffin.
Few PITY us for cur misior,unes-thou.
sands haze us for our success.
T Give @ise man health. aud he will
glre himself everything else,
\ II Is ssiA that New York city contains
about fifty Thousand houses.
1 A lady never knows how pretty she
locks until shs has had her portrait painted.
A Tnsiluxa NARaArivS.--lAet tail OF
. scosp,on.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
BANKING
---hSD--- "a.. ...
AGENCY OFFICE
q e O II G. T. w Il A IL T. !.
SIOUX CITY. IOWA.

SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS made and remitted at current ratse
~ Of Excbange--Monsy invest-i-Pxrticular at
tention given to the payment CT Taxes and location
of Land Warrants. All orders connected with Gen.
eral Banking Agency and Collection business i'll e.
ceivs prompt and accurate attention.
will enter Govern ment Lands in Iowa or Nsbras-
ks for the following fees:"ith gold five per cent.
FOR locating l6O land w.t. Sl0 land Office fess a
l20 " s; s. 8.
50 6; 2.
10 5;
N. B All locations made by me upon lands q.
leeted BY a reliable Surveyor from personal inspsc
ton.
charge for the purchase and sale OF Real Estate,
ioaning money upon real estate security per cent
by pernsson. irefer to the following parties with
whom have done busin.ss:
Park Bark, New York city.
Messrs. Nissan Taylor. N. Y. City.
knauth, Nschod h kuhne, do
Spencer Villa a Co, Boston
Ghas. Canbos Co., Philadelphia.
Clark. Bros. Co., st. Louis.
W. II. Basksiaie K Co., do
Macklot Cortin. Davenport. Iowa.
s. Markell Darrom 4 Co., Dubuque, Iowa.
7. "a. Adams, Esq, Chicago.
\. E.Dumont, Esq. indianapolis, Indiana,
L. q. Lash. Esq. Salem. NJ &.
Bank of Seneca Falls, SsDeca Falls, Wy.
Wetre, Carpenter 4 Co, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
August l. 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Justies u the Iedee-JAMES BACON, r. A
WILNANS.
Con.tabiss-A MARsHELL, J. W. STEVENS
Trustns--E. X. ROBINSON, l.. c. SANBoRS, JNO
YIrZGlBBDN.
Ct>rk-E. l.. STONE.
Assessor-A NJ HUNT.
yupsrrssor-J0lIS ". LEWIS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
Rates OF AdvertisingS

When the number of inssrtonsi Is not sperihed. ID
nts will e marked tii forbid. aud charged
ali price, Business Cards are excepted.
Cash in advance will be required on all advertise
mcnts except where special contrset has been made
70 the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Nayov-WM. II. BIGELOw.
Recorder-CHAS. b. RUSTfN.
Atsrshal-P. W. PR1fCuAKD.
Tr.asursr-WH. n. JOY.
.S.perrisr-JAIES BAST0N.
ALisrm.a-First Wlrd-JSO. fITZG1BB0S, JN0
BAIY. FRANKLIN WHOM.
Second Wrd--A. II. APPLETON, II. c. TlFFy.
G. V. HD0UGALL.
THIRD WarI-s H. CAsADY. Y. C. HUDSON.
f;,,.ytl Wuyd-S. X POOR, HENRY CoRDUA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
COUNTY GOVERNMENT

CsssWty Judye-JoiiN p. ALLIsOS.
TreassG,, and R>co'dr-CHAS. u. HEDGES.
C,evk District Geirt-.l. y. FIELD.
!s.s-iR-WM. II. FRAME.
School Observation-Disclosures G. LIN1NGER.
Drainags Cbm.--LuTIEF wooDfoRD.
.Su,repar-J0HN X. coax.
CLroNer-L. D. LeTlLLIER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
a. u. APPLETOs,

vxyuoitasALE and retail Dealers IN Htoses sud
w Tin Ware also msnatAstussts st Tin, Copper
aud sheet Iran Ware trsfi street kioen City, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

ion woRK-IIsving an extensive assortment Of tbs
latsst styles Of JOB and Card types We prepsr-
ID to do all kinds Of job Pointing In the best style
Of tha art. ..a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

An old mAa IN Indiana recently cswLii
ed bic daughter, nineteen years Of age for
ssArins hoopa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

nEALkR In bragg asd A..tts,ss.. Hooks, station
IL My, 0iis, fsiasA ts4slshss. As, p-ss. ss~i
Ia CtJ, iysa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

ylyH0IssALH aud retail dealers In Ready Nads
w Ciathing. Hats ani Caps, Roots and shoes
Dry Goods, Js~gify, a., ehrner OF Pearl sni thr,
strs~ts, sious City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
RoSkkT NkANs 's!ohN r. AAAarV
.,. MEANS, ALLISON + CO. aa
KeaI EState 1trokcrs,
.so,' ,.... : =, BANKERS, a.
EMIGRANT AGENTS,
SIOUX CITY IOWA

MILL give their personal attention 70 seectiLG
w and entering vscan. lands in the Sioux City.
Dakota and Northern Nebrasks Land Districts, with
cash warrsuts-procuiisg Deeds for Lots In Sioux
City and IT. Additions-paving Taxes upon city and
county property for non notwithstanding Money
rood security at westsrn rates Of Interest, invest
ing II In property for distant deserscollectipg Bills
and Notes and rrmitting proceeds promptly at the
current rates 1f Eschan-e. t
We will also act Commissioners fr ths States Of
Maine. New hsn,Ishirs. Vermont and Massachusetts,.
All letters Of inquiry answered promptly.
july y, 1865.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

cHRMe OF sUBsCRIPTioN--Tws Dollars year
alva,s In advanes: for six months, One Dollar
fsr three nonths, Fifty Cents. sF.gF
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
JOSEPH GRAVEL,
!. HAAS A mo,

lNTHoLEsALE and retail dealer In bry Goods
w Groceries, Provisions, Boots and shoes, Pear
stfs.t. Sioux City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

OZARK DsEDs..Ss. sale q sA's
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
T.J. KINkAlD.

yNyH0LEsALE snd retail dealers In stsp'e and
w Fancy Dry Goods Groeeriss. boots aud Shoes
escond street sioux city. iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
'st--7---
II. ID. DOOGE T. CO.
J. 4. 1AWYERs T. CO.,

VXyH0LESALE and retail dealers in all kinds OF
w Groceries and produce, Pearl street, siouS
City, Iow,.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HOTELS.
HAGY HOUSE,

HAGY HOUSE,
SsvOUX CITY, Iows-JGHN HAGY. Proprietor =
- The Proprietor respectfully interms the pnh'ic
that his facilities are such that he Is snalrh to az
eomod sic his guests 10 good any Hotel on
the Missouri Slope Bv giving attention to the
wants of his guests he hopes 10 receive lihera'
share Of patronage. mar2th"tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26

DANKEHs-DealerS In Exehsnxe, Real Estnt,
ID Collecting aud t-xpayiay Asents. Office. ~
levse, between Douglas and Pearl streets Sioux
City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

MILTON TOOTLE,
NYHOLEsALE and retail dealer in Try Goods
w Groceries, Agricu itural Implements. Boots
and Shoes, Leather and Finding &c. corner Of Pear
and second streets Sioux City, Iowa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25

get back to his master The fanatic, the "bordcr ruf
dan' the "Chef Of Kansas who has been denounsing
prisoner or treason He made great mistake 70 the
disposition of tho saves The aboitionists cannot con-
prehend that they held among US by patriarchai
tenure.
After brief alpsion the outlaw, Cooke, and the I'M
guarded condition Of Harpers Ferry the Governor sads
There ought 70 be guard kept there ana s .ne gener
MS Governor proclaim 70 you that have pus gaaxa
there have put Capt Browns own ShnrPes rifles i.ss
the hands OF the people-Oaughter and apphuse)
will lot stop until send All ample supply Of Virginia mas
kets with flint, percussion some sort OF look. 20
secure inc proper defence Of ne place. SCnesrs
peen there 70 take the fans who surprised the town.
he was ready 70 weep when he heard that their force
he town In ten minutes There was no cowardce in that
part o. the people there because their unguarded citizens
WesS rs % they loved Washington they loved
and that 4 General Washington had been prisoner and
have rsked his and other lives. Is well IL mane
that attack without Dolby. Cribs the spirit and ri ~
Tho Governor then procceded 70 sneak AZ Csueain
Brown, awarding 70 him credit for bravery forituds
and humanity towards his prisoners He dwslt VITA n
cd himself with sword which Frederick the Cre,t ~
scn TO General George Washington. The sword beIonesd
10 Nj. Lewis Washington, one Of Browns prisoners ia
said he had bushe Of Browns correspondence not al
Of it. carpet bag full was taken 70 Baltimore BY The
troops of That city, and mlsused-(Dy p1biic.ton n
North implicated in the affair Whether our sister
States Of the North will allow such to remain among
them unrebuked or unpunisned, remains to DO socn n
any should smuegc Off Gerrit Smith, night ana
bring bm to me, would read him moral lecture and
then send him back home. The Governor said he re-
manned at Harpcrs Ferry TO prevent anything nks
Iynch law in Virginia. There question OF juzis.
dicton to be settled he had made up his mind fully
and after determining that the prisoners should be tried
Virginia would not have obeyed to the contrary
from the President Of the United States daughter ana
appausc.) s6a>.t :. t.sr
In conclusion, the Governor urged the importance a
the organization Of the military throughout the State and
the exercise of vigilance to guard against the disgrace Of
similar surprise. He thanked the soldiers and citizens
for the compliment hey had paid him. and declared that
he had done nothing but bis duty in repairing Hpers
Ferry. aNas .1s-aa ~
Al the close Of the Governors speech, three lusav
cheers given for him by the crowd and they then
dispersed. Company marched down town. and elected
universal admiration by the manness Of their pyoei
and s0ldierke appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25
Death or Robert Stephenson, tho Emil
ncnt Emglnec

from the London Times, Oct. 1871
The death Of Stephenson comes with startling rapdity
upon that Of Brunei Both men Of genius, and both
Occupying sort Of double throne head Of tner pro
fesson they have gunc their together and their
rivalry has ceased Distinguished sons OF distinguished
fathers the two who in these latter years have done
most perfect the art Of travel aud in this way to cu
fvate social intercourse, multiply wealth and advance
civilization have boon struck down at fell swoop in
all the maturity OF their power Mr. Stephenson health
had been delicate for about years he complained
OF failing strength just before his last journey Norway
In Norway he became very unwell; his liver was SO
much affected that he hurried home and when
he arrived u. Lowes.oft he so weak that
he had 10 be carried from his yacht to the railway
and thence to his residence in Gloucester square, where
his maady grew so rapidly as to leave from the first
faint hopes Of his recovery He had not strength enough
to resist the disease and he gradually sunk until length
he expired yesterday morning II his loss will be felt
severely in his profession, win be still poIgnany
felt his large circle Of friends and acqar tances for
be good az he was great, and the was even
more 10 be admired than the engineer. His beneyolence
unbounded and every year he expended thousands
in dong good His chief this way was for
early life sending them to the best schools and providing
for them with characteristic generosity. His pupils
regarded him with sort Of worship and the number of
belonging TO the Stephenson school who have taken
very high rank in their peculiar walk shows how
full be in his system of trairng, and how strong
the force Of his example The feeling OF his friends
and associates not less OF the soundest
Judgment and the srctest probity, with noble and
most genial manner he the confidence of all who knew
him, and perhaps in all London there more plea
SAINT social gatherings than those which be found
his house in Gloucester square lie himself being the life of
the party Without spark OF professional jealousy in his
nature be liked by all his fellow engineers if
they did not know him sufficiently 10 bear him affection
and do not believe thar those who had the most
TO wish him out OF the way such the promoters
Of the Snez Canal, which he strcnuosy opposed ever
bore him any Ill will He has passed away, if not very
full Of years, yet very !1 OF honOrs-the creator of
public works. beneiactor of his race, the idol of his
friends.