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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOR HOUSE.
Az Tho solicitation Of many friend-, hereby de-
clare myself candidate FIR the above office, aud
shall be pleased to receive tbs su>pcrt OF ny fellow
citizens at the approaching municipal election
NH 2-dtds HENRY MYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

THE ATTENTION of HOUSE KEEP |
l. Frs and others are r.qq stei to 8 lot of fl ne
Furniture, which has been placed III my store 70 be
sold privately. An early cali is go icitst as great
bargains can be had if sales be made within two T
three weeks. Tt hot mbrnces the usual yavfbty. |
tm9Dg whi-h is IA sp'cDdid Parior Mirror; pair
BIusseis Carpet &C. h /; CitOR.
IT II ti.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

IA MANAGER OF THE 10OR HOUSE TO
tn CITIZ ms OF RICHMnND-I mot aspect
fully announce myself fer the above offi;e, and
solicit your votes AZ the coming election
BENJAMIN BRAGG.
B-As shall not be able TO All on manv OF my
fellow citiz rs before the day OF election hoI g
therefore, that they will do me the justice TO H.
Quire Of those who do know me. as TO my quail flea.
lions for Ia tflice | seek mn 2-tGe*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

COMPLIMENT TO 4 CANDiDaTE.-At MSrgautowD.
Va, last week, Waitmsn I. Wiley, Esq, the oppox
siti0u candidate FOR Lieutenant Governor. was
serenaded by his friends, and made speech in re-
turn which was loudly appauded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

TIE MARRIAGE QUESTION the British House
Of Commons Lord Bury has obtained leave. by
vote OF l55 10 50, TO Introduce a bill legaiising
marriage with deceased wiie's sister.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04
A PRESIDENTIAL Pc NIC-A Washington letter


The President has made extensive preparations
for pc-uic at Mount Vernon next week. which
will be one OF the most gay and glitering geuer
aiities of the year. Baltimore band has been
engaged and special schooner dispatched to the
tsrrapiu-hsheries. The ENGAGEMENTS have been
entrusted to the,Cheyaer WikUff. which is all that
need be said on that score, and as Ii subscription
will be taken Up from the guests in aid OF the
Mount Vernon Fund the whole affair promises to
be uii of Interest alike 10 the patriot, the OF
the world, aid the newspapers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

THE CrE.N QUESTION IN SPAIN The Madrid
Gazette of Feb. oh contains the following "royal
order" addressed by the President of the Couocil
to the Captain General of Cu6a
'Excelleucy The Queen, whom God preserve
has read with the greatest satisfaction the al d
dresses in which the Inhabitants Of Cuba, her
ever faithful province, manifest their pstriotlc
sentiments on the occasion OF the message Of the
President of the United States, in which there j.
a quest lou of the sale of that important part OF
the national territory. Her Majesty has deigned
10 order that your exceileDcy shall be told that
she has seen with profound interest this new
proof of the firm fidelity of your island. May
God preserye your exceilepcN many years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-04

WANTED i, 0C0 dozen Scotch Ale
w Jugs, for which will pav a god price
z WIIBACHE.. Is h street,
NH Between Main and Cary.
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II u.erteomi(cbe Oeacbricbteu

Wafbtnaton. Sn elmer Grmioeruna
oe8 General > Boltneiiter8 auf cine Aufroge
Gjecrae Wattiu6lp'5 benl9rtAti9t er bteleu,
baB Der @ousreB, gum erften Mtale jet Or9a'
ni(irune pes @ouUernements, unterlalen babe,
fit bic, geOurfnille oe8 BcftsD epartemenlS gu
~icrQen. vBdren ale OtIt9lieoer oes nd9lten
gonarelIes erpdblt, 10 bate Der Prdloent am
d. Wfdr3 cine GrtrazS ellion einberufen fSnneI,
uul ben 6ebler oe8 legteu Scn8reles mleoer
aut 5u maAen 70 fOnute oles nldt 9el9eben,
Obne I5 IpuUerdne Staaten ibrer StInlme gu
berauben. Dies 1T iebr fatal. SO loGte gu
ieoer Belt Elm completer @OuSreB einberuIen
perDen tDnnen, uno id bcffe, Dab li9 cine lDls
de Qaqe Mot pieoerbolen wirO. Wdren nur
nentaiiens fir oas am 1. Suli 1853 beBinnenpe
6iscaliobr,8 orfebrun9en 9~etroffen pptoen, 10
mare cine @rtraaS eilipn entbebrli4.
.Oas Oef3it miro iid au 80 SUM uuf na>
be3u 3d. ,381 b~elaufen, pcpCu $4,000
elm unbesablter 91elt, Der am 81. Oe3em6er unO
%. 6ebruar ermdblt, pom Departement inner
bulb so TaSen naA oielem Datum be5ablt
werpen mirp. Die 3ablunS Der Oauptlumme
wirO Innerbalb 80 2a9eu 9eldeben. Der 8es
neral>Bpltmeilter maGt oiele Nn9aben, UNI na9
aupeiIen, Dap sS nnmS9liA lein wlroe, Den
GonoreB in re9ter 3eit 5ulammen5urufen. um
Die aroBe W1a1e Der 6crperunoeu gu beirieoi
oen. obne pom @Ou9reB fattlA Die 6eprllenr
fanten mebrerer Staaten aus5ulAlieBen. 9taf
Mnfidt BEG BrdfiOenten wdre es oas 9~erinaere
llebel. Bis gum erlteu Otonta9 i'm DECEMBER
1u parten, mann Der @cnSreR UoafdnOiS ieiu
miro. 9ontratte tSnnen nIemalS bInfdai9 Sc
mudt werDeu nadDem Die ldulOiSen Setrd9'
fetaefeat linb, merOen o~ieIelben gu S4aloeu,
Die be3ablt merDen T%illen+
nbierauf tSnnen Die @ontraftoren, nenn IL
molten. @eloer bOrgen, uno Der Granddaughter
fam feline before Siaerbsit BADEN. @s lOater
fir 3ublune Der 3mien, Die li4 nod uidt aui
100000 belanIen wirCen, 8Ortebruugen se.
troffen perren. SIN Sparlpiteul, loweit cd
ousfabrbar, III ieBt cine 8ebieteriide 0sOtbpeu.
biateit. Durd bic Atte pOn 1858 ri4tete Der
@SuoreR 695 neue POltrCuten eth, Deren Dtenf
bic Ct. Yuul uuO Bu9et SOunO 8Oute UNI.
faBt, Die 1855 ein9eri4tet purDe, aber nod MIDI
@ebranh sencmmen tit.
vWtan bat fir Die 8eniBunS o%erlelben eIn'
iSbrlide appropriation BON $604,485 lber ou
Daprn erpahienOen GinuabnIen blnaHS, Ueran
IdGast. 6ar Oielen 3wed 1T aud nldt Ell
Dollar ausaeleet pcrOen, uno cespe8en, Oh
9lei4 pie @cntratte peSen o~erlelben our I'm
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u HFUJN"'
Gurppaticbe EacDriesten.
6rantret6

OrltttetD
Yart8, %. 6ebruar. Wan Uerlt9ert,
paB Elm 5uppleulentar GreOjt fir Die aaBercrs
Dentltde AuslaSe Der Martue beim ~9eiee5e6eus
ben &Srper einsebra6t peroen lou.
Die faIlerli1e @arDe miro i'm Qlufe bes
nd9itea DtonatS bier 8ltterieen ge3osene &as
nonen betcmmen. Sc ote6t oeren Bier. unD
3pSlfpflnper. 2eBtere leilten bel rnebr al8
lelblt bic 24pTinOi9en 8oltuBeln. -Da8 neue
9ei4ue miro nit NObltu5eln 8%elacen. Ser
Saiier miro lid nad 0erlai1eS besebeu, urn ben
Seriu6en nit Dteien 6euerI9liinOeu bei3uwob'
men. Wfan lteqt in DteIem Au9entllde aud
Yerlude an, uul bic WfInen mittellt @lectrici.
tdt in Brano gu ltefen.
Dem Wfemorial De QiIe 3ufolAe wuroen Die
NnnerbunBen fir bic beioen 6rempea Qegioner,
wel9e ia Slnuar 1857 i'm 9lnjen 6eide auf-
9ehcben mcroen ltnp, nun fir ale Jtattonen
neuerDino5 erSfnet.
9enti6lano.
@ten, 26. 6ebr. Der bette BeweiS, DAT
nun ben berubi9enoen 0erlt9erun9eH, wel6e
Sranfrei9 abermal8 i'm pertrauli9en @ese in
Berlin uno 2oaoon bat MAIDEN lalIen, bier in
Wien feiuen @lauben Idenft, 1T oel Seftern per,
Sffsntli6te Artifel Der Sefr. Corresponding,
welder bic @inberufuuS Der 8eurlaubten einIe
ger in Stalieu ltationirten 8esimenter mittbeilt.
Diele WaBresel be5iebt ii4 auf ale pclnil4en
nnc un8artlaen He9imenter Der IL. Irmee, Da
oeren @rsdn5ung8 8e5irfe lia in entferutereu
Ibeilen Ger MOaardie b%einDeu. GOn cen
oeutld eu Snfantetie Re9imentern 1T e8 nur
oas Ne9iment 6reiberr bon 0eB Scr. 40, mel.
DIES feline beurlaubten WannIhaften eIuberult.
Oalielbe lit in Piacen5a l%taticnirt.
Die OfOeutIae Yult l4reibt. pDie Sor.
ipiele in WOntene9ro uuo Serbien waren Oeut.
lid. @aS unter benz Defnantel Der 1nipn
liA bir8t. 1T ui4t nlinoer aller QSelt bepuBt.
Die &ubnbeit Der Doppelwabl &6la's !; Die
albnbeit, Der Ylcrte unD ben @arautie. Mih .
ten ent9eSen gu banoeln, batten lbren Quefl in
per 0OIfnun8 eineS 6eUorftebenOen Srie9es, il,
Der ueber5euSuns Der fran50ilAen Bldppnoee
rang.
Die mclpauiide Qancess Yeriammtuna bat n
lbrer leeten Sisuns 6 Oliuiouen Biaiter uni
lelne Retrutens NusbebunB o~e.retirt, UNI i'm oe=
aebenen Sale Der Giirtei Wioerltano leiten au
%fSuneu. hub nun brinSt uus beute Der Gele.
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N1ehonicS Sail
ISSninfnnfpn N9nue.

&0NN UGW*<~*
Gtefe lsbr tslte6te 5aae 1T Don mir burb unb burd nu
repartrt unS asf bns @Iesauteae sinsertGtet WUrDen unb
febt 9sielIbaftsn, fDpte YrtDatperipnen su SGnen,
CUnSerten &c. ju Dtenfen.
Seoen abenp G%Dn3ert. @intritt fret
2pssen 9eDtnsun0en Uber %ionat8er Gastunft wsnDs man
f1 al
Nsi2l. 2mt Q. Qeatbs&er. 10 ~afbtnatpn paat.
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~ SO. 178 Wef 8aItimOreltraBe,
nabe ct, @auIfr
,ent feiaen 5rsuabsn anb benz gu6Ittant i'm Ias:mttnsa sr-
< afasrtsrase mao Vr. 178 g0ea. 8oltimprsfra6e geapeen III,
pS er ieberartt etneu srr6en nnb ~8epdbltsn 9prratb BON
Stiefel, SGuh nno Satbltiefel
bstt fspte aud bis SUaadnbisle GfUrtimsnt BON 9srrea-,
Oornen. Rtnber. unb s. naben. DUDE, cite
rel unS sab ftefeI, uppers, welte aus bem 4eaen
impurtirtea Nsbsr unp StOf eef1attttn, arb Yoc ben BE- en-
Wrbsitern aemant Fnb. Or pertauft elelten (, btlis unp
btntasr ais ireeu eth anbereS @sfGaftt tn bie13er 6l0bt.
RSmmt unb febt cub metn Eager an. Der @tngan0 sur
Gatter- 5dtrtd til tn 8antlGne.
Qg- 1as gsfsluussn msrheu prompt befOrst. Usrss,3mt
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Oeutfde Witbarger!
@m H., H., g., IA. unS Is. Stunt b, 8. bttbst unicre
StaSt n 5amn,:lpIds beatf9er Sanger, BITE Sc nab unS
fern sur Setter btS Sdnsrrfehes bsrbstetlen.
Dtsie Seife, BITE 70 fsnr ben StempeI beutiGer RattOnalitat
traaen. erfreuten fA auf Gmertfdntfdem Spbea, pDrBaaspetie
tn Baltimore elmer nlaenetuen TbetIndbme, unb plree ba.
bu d - mas IT. tn Der &bat fetn fclen = rabre @OitStefr.
Wttbnrserl BtD6brt an6 eteSmal @uet, fri9er 10
nns'SennnBi8 an BEN Tag aeee Is Sntarehe fur ttns f. lG0ne
Sdds, ruetbt aud ttesmat Cure Rtdfe benz @ettueea S5
Betes. I'm 10 E1ebr, ale MUIR ale 6 Sabre bic W~eiegenbttt 81
bCten mtrb, Wnfsre Sdn8erfreunbe IN uHIersr 0iittE 3u bemta-
dominica
Die unter3eidnets Gsnmtffon, BON Der JehbeleeattOH bee
auftiG wirb duf ttgens 81 btefsrt 3wefs ~8ebruftea etasR
SsbfcrtptiOaen ,ntseesnnshmsn unb Observation-Disclosures 81
So al 8eben, bte benz Intaber (nebf2 DameH) frsten &iatrttt
gu alen Beitlt6teiten %eepdbren.
@ep. 9. Stetnbn6s prdf6ert
MD. 70 70. -8aItimOrefr
% m 5Dlb M TIM, 30. 40 u .Tre6t rtffr.
G.. 8arteIl, n S..tGmbarblr,
S. %. 96beI, &c S.-5cparbar
s. @aIfer, NsgBs@fe .. gazette ub 3arrttoaFr'
&. Gnfr, Secpnbfr.
Wa6ner, NV. 23S eertn8tOntr- lTtrs1 lint
DF- Su5 # B fcIhe Rartrn in Der Office bee vDedsr"
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ett&tetfatb d%,ttmOrt 8eder,
Mafbtn8tOn, p. Mdr8, General
Sennin9len reilt mcr9en ron bier mad Sapans
nab ab, UNI @mi9ranten mad arijona gu iauI>
meln. Die @mi9ranten peroeu ftp i'm Suli
an einem Blute in IetaS lunlneln. @S mere
Den ieet lolhe in NepsYOr EObiO, &entudp II.
alabama %9elamuelt.
Duibtn8tOn, %. Mdr8 Priuatbrieie
bon eiui9en Der an9elebenlfeu 0anOel8bdnler IN
Sera @la5 an perlOnen Oabier iuSen, urter ben
selGdIhrelbenOen alalien in Sera @ru3 baae
man fet OarauL paB 5uare8 i'm StanOe leiu
werbe, bic StaCt 8e9en WfiranlOn gu pertbeloi'
gen.
WalbtuqtOu, %. Wdr5. Mun er,
partete, oaB bic @ranD SurA, Die Dor elmer
8p9e Elm Yreleutuent fpegen Ucroes se8en
Sidies madte, cine Grue SIa 8e8ea i'm Elm.
rei4en peroe. Qber bio ieet bat lte nidts
WeitereS in Der SaAe 9etban.
Die bisberigen 9. ct. Mtuilter in Qpnpcn
uuO Baris uuO Der 9. ct. @Ouiufin 2OnpOn
perpen in lbren Nemtern b~elafen.
Sen. Scott miro auf 6reitu9 bier eppartet.
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0leu.S rfOrp GcaesiolildeS
WeoictnilteS Snltitut.
MSecDonicS 0nu,

$40. 1852 g8elteS apetteltroBe.
Der neue f1Sne Sdal in btefer 6aae wirb btermtt betens
fir abbaltam9 ron Eanspersnueunssn, 9nCjertsn @srfamm-
luneen u. 1. 10. snpfO pIen, Mttstbbebtn8uneen boot sunfis.
NGhsres TN 9Ptaie,
San9.S Ote UP mtnttr1ttpn.
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Ginlaouns our Subicrlsticn auf Die
N1enzQIorfer Grtmin1Is3ettuua.

O~N~~
@inlaouns our SubicriYfiCn auf Die
NepzWorfer Grimimals3 ettune.
Mtt nddfer Eunmrr bsetnnt Der aAte Sabrsana Der
g rtmtnaI.8ettuHg Iu6er Der 6Ortfcsuue 6eS SIS.
mans: vDaS WerniGtniB b9 YeeldrS" rirb nit bteIer bum.
rner cine ueue Ort9tnalsNp 5eGe be9tnnsn, pelde unter bln,
Eitsl; pDle Stdtfen Der IrmIt94 bas 9eben Der ntebern
W~pffsIaTen NemsgcrtS teelbtet.
Sic Nrdmie III eent 8. Baub mtrb fstn:
Die Seloen Der 01epolntien
Watbtn9tpn, &1lb.. Steuten. puIamStt.
&eSetMsto, eafa9ette, M1bfenbere.
Sa4rlt3er abpnnenas ntsprets $3.50 TN @oraus iabibar.
@!n,elne 9tAmnern z GtS.
Gin pbptU8rn. btl8er Abbrud bGr 9rGnie fnnn bem Inter.
stt6nsten tn IuGtnfastn aenunanttn wtrben.
Wtt.9'S g0. VI. g mt6t, Ns. 55 q. @asar.
S5emOem!
SIN @rVBsp
RIetnberFauf
Winchester & Co.,
157 BaltimcrefraRe,
ienttn BITE Qufmsrtiamfett hes gutIifams af tpr aussesta.
nstes Eager son
9embem,
Hnterbemben
Spden,
G rabatttH,
3alsbtnhent
2af6sutI6er,
Maas fir 9tmben senpmmen
unb
5em6en aIf Befelun9 an8efetti8t,
I'm 9tanbf , lea entf6IOffem
DtltN gu pertaufen.
TO- gEtr StSreifen beiOnbsrs auf unftre
ms1s,1mt 9emoen gu $3.50 per @ttf.
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8aubcl,, SdreiuerRpIS, 0atten, S4inbel.
Carson, thinner mann & Co,
Ma6fOlser pVn 9 DtlItsu GS,)
SOlSbdnOlsr i'm 9rOsen UNI aleinrertauf.
Isrten HE Mufmertlamltit Der DeutGheu 8aIttmrr.'s amf tBt
.orssss 9aser ppa 8dM" unb S9retnerbDIs Hnb fOnft.
oe 8aumaterialten. STE bnlten ~hteielben tn arBster Nuswabl
SSnb perfaufsn gu Yrstfen, 70 btnts ais trssn6 Ssrnanb tn Die.
Gasr Slabt, Ms2sl
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Die 5armOnte. adoetdtlsn srlau0. fb bfsrour6 benz eeepr.
ten Nublifurn be Rebenbaue ;u RrGns9en, 8GIIe1
up GOnserten gu e~mpfeplsn Ban 8eretnen
&tutsa %sesatsen ano pOblt6dtissn @erstnea asbsn bts bt-
auernen observation-disclosures her 6ebenbd1e unter ptntser
3 etmaunsen etenfnls 5ur @%erfieung. Ndeeres trtbetlt BE-
teBtse gBtrtb 8rts 9empeI tn Der Webeaiaube. IU. q
5us rtbtra Ba,
Be5rz2.S Die WerwdItung.@
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

children who suffer under this prescription. not %
nentit the expense Of timo and money aud We "a
ton Of soul it costs to those struggling for their
rights They have showed 30 much discretion and
good sense, rs we spirit. ia their way OF laying
their wrongs before the Legislature, that they de-
serve snccess. Their documents though calculated
for the merriam Of Rhode Island will do for this
State or any other where the same mischieis exist
which we hope to see soon expuuged from the stat
ute book Of every Free State. Ii is but scanty
measure Of reparatop, at the best. that any State
Gun render its inhabitants Of African descent for
the nyeterate wrongs done to them by law and
custom; surely, the least it can do, which is all
they ash is 10 stand from between them and the
light
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

81. Louis, May N 1853.
The California Overland Mai Of the 6,h Of 1ay
arrived yost. riay. TIE ,ews Is enirey unuportsst.
A letter from For Bcknsp OF ,hc I'D inst. ssys
that an express had just arrived there from Camp
Ra1zmniski b': eiug reror, to tie effect that Maj.
Van Horn had a desperate fgh, with the Northern
Ccmsnches, on the Fork Of the Arkansas River, Nay
l6 Forty Indians were killed and S6 taken prisoaer
OF the United States troops two solders were killed
and several wounded; amopg the lsttor are Lieut..
Lee and Capt. Smith. A letter also says that be-
" eer fcur and five hundred Texans were eocsmped
about twenty miles below the Brszos on tho Indian
Reserve. with the avowed intention Of attacking tho
Reserve Indians. Much excitement prevailed in that
region.
The first lot Of new-crop wheat WAS sold yesterday
il this ciy for e. q bush. The wheat was raised In
De Soto County, Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

CALAIS, Me-, Monday May ~, ioJs.
public meeting, presided over by Mayor Downes,
was held here on Saturday evening" in References to the
Aroost,o ok Railroad ILL., be voted on by the citizens
of ibis State the 18th of June special agent sent
from Upper Aroostook present, who exhibited the
proceedings If largo meeting recently h. ID at Presque
Isle in opposition to the That mee'ing de-
cared that the raising Of the price Of the settling lands
ia Aroostook from fifty cents an acre, pay able in road
work TO dollar ab acre. payable in money as il done
BY the BILL will have fatal effect in arresling the in-
ierption now setting ther, especially if the Home
stead bill should pass Congress, aud they call upon
the people OF the State to defeat the bill. The meeting
unanimously resolved TO lend its aid 10 promote tho
wrles of Upper Aroostook and appointed committee
Of five 20 act accordingly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
THE FRONTIER VAR.
Cgrre.pon4enee Of Tss Hl,,ouh Denocrst.
MtSsot,EI RIVER, MAJ

Cgrre.pon4snes Of Tss hl,,ouTi Dsmocrst
MISSOURI RIVER, Nav Is, ksse.
We have lust been cobverspg wfb an ntsa>Eens,
reliable gentleman from Bates County, the sssf q ths
frontier war He rays Gen Parsons is o<g~on,ng
conpaiies BY authority Of the Coyernyr. hs states
that las, Winter previous TO the os.urbaoees ne 80
knowing to the formation OF the band in fKseun tnss
welt over and attacked Montgomery hease 10 the
pight that be opposed t,it, and 20 were all con-
seIystye mcp prevented emigration and improve
mept along the border. But the excitement wss suen
hat they dared not make the true Asis known; a.
was expected, Brown and Nonigomu'ery retahste@
upSn Missouri. He says the late vUaTsges, Tor whies
he $3O, 900 is to be expended has this history.
OLe from these border bands was travelling sRs
day- since in the Territory with DIR. -. fhey
stopped at q house, WHEN old Snyder came 70 ~ ~
stopped also Border kufian turned pale, and tarnS
70 the Doctor, said. "Dont cell my name, ntiodneTS
me ss Russell Old Snyder looked keeniy X him =.
said, ave have met before; privstr sord
please" Whiskered Bandit drew his rssoiyeIi,
Snyder drew bis aid said, Hand me your gsHvV,IJ
dout allow such as you to carry pistols, Hne Ps'~
was given pp, ard Dordcv gen! ded,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
The Hard and Soft Fight.
ALBANY, Monday,

ALBANY, Monday, May 30, 1889.
A meeting of Nstiorai Democrats was held soms
days since at tie Astor House, and another mee,sg.
called by the son-in-law OF the Hon. Dauel S D,cks.
scn, is to be he'd there tomorrow at I? O'Clock. -
per the following letter, which hos been pdsstely
cula,ed among the prominent leading "NatioOA
Democrats" in the State:
NV. Yoax. May q. isNl
To Mr. DcdT Str AZ the preliminary ss-cmbsse Of Ne
q, ma. Drnocats n etet parts q the state rgn-esas
uy thry Counties held t House IL this tAs
lh int cousuaon IL regard IN the futrn sctSa q ths
pel.y resolved 10 hold adjourned meeting the
Isco the 3lst IL M IN oder 60 seaerA
rdsuce expression of opniou sad sn az
The rnvcts, LGu hundred o fead
harmonious aud -pitec giving that he heart q
the end 10y Democracy c the state which has f
upha.1irg banter q the ar,y still bces true b tas
The adjourned meeting n tho wish Of
friends ho assembled the eSh that their soCs,es Of the
Od Guard should b. folly represented from every coanty Ia the
Stae IL their behalf invite your sttcndaroe. ard sspss hs
&. De tlst ycu viii rot fall 90 be pftert Pesse
Respectfully s.d truly yours,
(Signtd) A. BIRpSALL-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
1t is said that Mr.. Isaac II. Bailey, Que Of the
uew Police Commissioners, offered the following
resolution at a recent meeting of the B0ard:

new Police Commissioners, offered the following
resolution at a recent meeting of the Board:
"Reed That the General Superintendent be directed 70
Mostly lhe Of the Police ID tpimeut that the JIh article
Of the elers Rule viii be ngdy enforced and hat viola
ton the will b. deemed cause Tor dismissal from the
fJce."
The article of the General Rules referred to in
this resolution is intended to prevent the mem
bers of the police from making themselves con-
spicuous as politicians 1t 10 wise and whole
some rule, ard Sc are happy to learn that the
resolution for its enforcement was carried in the
Board by vote of five to two. The police ought
to he required to con6ne their participation in
politics TO the simple business OF voting They
should not be allowed TO belong to political clubs;
should never be seen at a political meeting. except
for the proiess nal duty Of preserving order; and
the member Of the force who should ever be caught
socitug others to subscribe money for party ex-
peuses ought to be at once dismissed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
sbyferian GenernI AssembIies,

lrDIAsAPOLIs, Ia, Monday, May 80 lS1!
The Assembly to-day considered the reports OF Tho
Committees on Bills and Overures, Systematic Bensv.
o!euce and other matters of minor Importance.
The Theological Seminary question, In connection
with Slavery, uas discussed by Drs. McMsster and
Rice. 80
The Professors for the Charleston Seminary VIII
probably be elected tomorrow
WnaIsGros, Del, Monday, May 30, 1853.
The report on the Free SyrOd, referring tho body N
the action past General Assemblies for Its senmenls
on the subject Of Slavery, was adopted.
The report Education Has then discussed sS
ienoth.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
Military.

PATERsos, N. j., Monday, May 30, 1859.
Tie Gusrde Lafayette comprising theaJth Regiment
OF New-York arrived here at % and we're received
by the Washington Continental Guard Of this city.
After marching through the principal streets, they re-
poired 10 the Valley Of the Rocks to engage in target
practice. spendid dinner was prepared at the Falls
r the military and large number Of invited guests
Tonight there is grand promenade concert and bah
at the Passaic Talls Cottage.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

The Supreme Court of Ohio decided yesterday
to remand Bushnell and Langston, two OF the
Oberln prisoners, who had sued out writ OF
habeas corpus. Two Of the Judges dissented
from the decision which. according to our CORE
spondent, was based upon precedent rather than
upon an examination Of the Fugitive Slave law.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

CoLvsbcs. Otio. Mondsy. Nay ~. 1850.
The Supreme Court have decided the BastIea sa6
LaDeston Hates Corpu. Gaze. by remseeins ths
prisoners. Judges Setilfc aud is;nkottoof dissest
The majority base their decision upon preceded ssd
20. upon Il cir twt opniors to tie sTicI Coestta
tiouali,y fthe Fugitive Slave Law.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
From Arizona.

ST. LOUIS, NOnday May 50, INV.
Tie Arizonan, u paper printed al Tubec, IN tho
Territory Of Arizona, gves tue proceedings of meet
ing hed on the StL incl. at Arizona City, expressing
strong disapprobason at the the st Congress
pussted toward that country, and urgently requesting
tie cooperation of oil the citizens OF the Territory ia
measures for the establishment Of independent Gov
lrII
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
To RusinC.s Men.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUsI, having larger circulation
than any other nerpaper published n the United stes thu
bes, medium through which reach all parts Of the country
We shall print l75oo Copies Of or neKt ssue and vii
thank our advertising friends seId in their orders immediately
Price 6 per nc. each insertion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

SVsPEssIos BRiDGE, MOI day, May 30, 1859.
Olif Oscu, Clerk Of the Grand Truck Railway n
Iorunto, found dead yesterday On tie river banhy
having fallen frUin precipice, u distance over w
feet. Tie body horribly maogled. lIe oasAs
from Toronto to celebrate the Queens birthday, oiaes
which he had not been heard OF.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

One days later news from Europe occupies
place in our columns this morning. There is moth
ing new from the seat of war; The constant rains,
and the high state of the rivers, are new alleged as
the reason for the inactivity Of both armies.