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Seerg statement from Mr.. Henry Halsey, that he a.
ended the funeral service of his wife, Fanny Deane Hal
seY, at St Thomas church, Broadway beg to say such
statement is entirely FALSE Mrs. Halseys remains were
brought 70 house, 224 varck street, where the Rev
Dr. No gan ofcated and he, with Dr. Gibson Of Eleventh
street. remained considerable time To calm the deep af
Fiction Of my mother aad sisters. Henry Hslsey
neither peeent the service funeral of his we
tbs any funeral service connected with my unfor
tunate sister, Fanny DeAne Hasey, held ut ST. Thomss
church Our family Will in future take 10 notice OF any
reports shat may appear in the papers
BENRY A. DEANE, 22s varick street.
TO The EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New York, June 10, 1859.
In the hurry and excitement Of the moment, made
mistake in the wording of my reply to Mrs Deane's let
ter. Permit TO correct 1t. That lot at ST. Tho
mas church &c. should read thus: That was not at
Green after the reading OF the funeral service Dy the
rector of ST. Thomas church. &c Regrettng to trouble
you, have the honor 10 remain, yours, &c,
MONDAY, 229 Broadway. ID. HhSEY.
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COroners, InuUcsas.

DROWNING ACCIDENTS. Coroner schrmer held an In
quest ystsrday at No 4io Washington street. upon the
body Of child ten years DID, Mary Frances Decker
who accidentally drowned by falling into The water,
ut the of Iaght freet Coroner Gamble held an
quest in similar case az No 20 underwater street Eliza
Mckinney, chld about twelve months old while left
alone fo few minutes, fell into pan Of water ard wps
drowned before assistance srgiVed
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nR. MOTIFS CHALYBEArE PILLS.
~ ACKNOXLEDOED auPERIORYY

The Uhalybese Restorative Of Dr. No s0ld whoeaae ed
retail AZ ho principal Office $50 broadway IL the only plro
prepa alton OF iron that DO obtained United o
sfcsIs Y direct ~ fom Pari. In The &
nnitey pre- TO the French never consp aea
me bowels but their habtuAl regularity No remedy
SIo r. faint and
wasting away Of the flesh and strength. without apparent
csme hs ever be en- discovered in the whole history Of med
s ss SCod appetite complete ageson rapid acquisition g
exercise Immediately follow In the absenco q
mise ~ Of health indcste is necessity cases Of
euae DEPUTY Nuor albus chort &c ete 81 upon TIA
nesh ard complexion are but little ess than miracuious
Every physician 81 repute who knows the composition OF NJ
chAy beMe pss will bear Testimony IN a
that Is here cisim 90 for them oat sausftyy o
VIII be found In actual expcyeucs. f
Principal office $50 broadway. H. r. LOCKE general ,eu<
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Married.
JENNINGS HNspAIE I'm Brooklyn at the house OF j.
B. eager by the Rev. Harvey D. Cause, j.. JENNINGS,
of New York, TO Miss ANNA N. BNspMx, OF Brooklyn.
JoRpAN-RrsAM On Sunday, June IL. at the First
place Methods. church, by the Rev George Robinson,
Mr. GEORGE JORDAN TO Miss CoRSEiA KiAM all Of Brook.
Ign.
MAcK-wIcxs-On Wednesday, June 8, at All Saints
head, soonsn, to orA, daughter Of Tho lase Hav''
land WiCEs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Brooklyn, On "Wednesday, Juae
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Custom E1ouse Removals.
~ THE ppTrop OF THE HERALD,

NEW YORK. juno 49, 1850.
In your notice Of the changes recently made in tho Re-
venue Departmental stated that "Roderick o. Cisncy,a
brother OF tho County Clerk has been superseded by Col
iecter sch,s" To false impression created by
che in your Journal, would saie as tho
only other X the rourtg Clerk ttaI have ueycr her
any pos ion whore The Dtonsc Of Collector Sche o. I'D
appoint or remove me.
LAWRENCE CLANCY, As F:spkl.a pees..
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Court CsIendsr-,rhss Day.

SUPREME Cousr--Cirout.-Part l.-Nos. 1917, 1877
1887 1868, 1866 257, 1884, 1873 1852 1885, 1857 1871
1918, 1877, 1879 l4I5 1885, 1859, 1927, 1885 Ptr -
Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
SUPERIOR CotRr--Part 1-Nos. 81, l55, 1858, 225, l4s
sle 5s2 $50 Part Nos 6ss, s7s. SIS SIC, s54, sas
ESQ, 6si, esS, 6s7, $50, 4se, 4es, s35, 1858, 6le.
1855, loe3, 1875 1885, l29 GA 1885, e22 600 100 as4
ESQ., ss3, $40, 977 597, s27 $685. sO9 o. 79 1877 all 1885,
SAT- $50, 1000 l0io, 1923, 7b7.
80, "a, rs.
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saruvsx d Bakers Celebrated
HOMELESS FAMILY SEWING NACHQy yg,
NEW 81 ILE6, AT REDUUED PkICkS.
k96 Broadway, New York.
lea Fulton street. Brooklyn
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BrnsYy's Photographs GaIIer> e., $50 ard
ss3 Broadvay, New York. and $50 Pew o.yIysn avenue
Washington d. q Photographs Dazy rosaypea and Am.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE IA, 1859.

Ihey are generally held at par There little or no de-
a,aso' ne~ever Louisiso. currency s ncresang aud,
"wms 70 zoe high Isse Of. New York exchange Id New
Orleans, cannot Sc converted probably IL Ia ainost
AZ ouIhelsome as Missouri was laet week
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Court Of General Sessions.

JUNE 1S-fhere was not much business transacted In
this court yesterday the most Of the day being occupied
in the m Of charge OF receiving stolen goods preferred
agairst Haman Epstein wbo was alleged, received
500 worth Of gewBg silk which stolen by boy
named William Mathews from the store OF Hail. Bradley
Miller no. Barclay street. The jury acquitted the ac
Cused.
Christopher Miller "a boy) tried and convicted Of
assault battery he having driven wagon furousy
UPSET Mrs. Cox. He sent TO the City Prison
for five doye aud lined $50
William Schreimer, against whom were five indictments
for forgery pleaded guilty TO passing counterfeit bills
the Hudson County Bank Of New jersey and sent to
the STATIC Prihon for five years, he being old offender.
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TIE aUsa for.
BOYS SUMMER CII ,TrTIEa
Continues uaabese
ROGERS & RAYMf JED'1
III, l2s and LIS Fulton utreet corner sf NsSssu.
Boys linen suits 81
Boys Marseiles eoats. a SOL
Boys' linen jacketo. 81!
Bogs' scmraey u, 81
Boys surcn pants, ST.
boyE mixed SUITE s. so.
Lsrseat and most fshiorabie CIT, and axeu
prices All articles marked 81 thu lowe lsafe an 40 dsT
alton from the label.
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Movements I'm Real Estat.

ByA. j. Blocker, Son Il Co.
Ieasehold premises west side of Tenth avenue, 20
feet youth nom Twentieth street Il years from Feb
ls4e. Ground rent, $145. $1,000.
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The Turf.
The two mile race between Tar River and Bill Cheatham
for $50, will oil this afternoon at O'Clock The
race is play or pay and there be disappointment TO
those who atteni. There will be TO Grain or shine do
lusion about this race.
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Leuy q Cos-Ow summc r dress hat Ia now
ready and for sale at H and Aston House. broadway
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French Fans, SILK Nets, Fancy Hair Pins,
CONES &C. dc "A splendid assortment OF heaboys and Of
msny other NEW GOOps, comprising the LATE3r PARIS
STYLES landing from sssmer ARIEL and suitable for tho
best city trade.
tesmer from Havre, for eale 70 the trade only, by
HUGHES, DUPUY CHEHANaE,
Importers 81 Maiden Lane
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Kennody'c Medical Discovery IL warranted
Bcrofuu esypelss eayheum, scad head ulcerae6
sore legs For ssis BY al Druggists
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Defiance sUlamnn1er Safes, with Patent
powder proof LOCKS and bsr Aso Are and burglar
proof psrr safes Depot GO Mury street corner OF College
place formerly l92 Pearl street RdREET II PAfRICK
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Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup for Chill
dYen teeting, will positively cure wind coc and
regulate the bowels.
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WsrzviIla IL the Most Wonderful Prcpara-
ton known for curing badness Destroying dandruE relieving
sick headache, preventing tbs hair from falling aud pro-
ducipg gosas curls Bold by all dru6kists-
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Merr1ng's Petent champion Ffrs
And proof safee, 2l Broadway corner
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Cape busters, pnd Nil kinds OF Summer
clothing. 1t prces TO suit every purse at DRUMGOiD &
PROCH'e, IA Broadway.
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3arry's Tr1cophexous ~ tho Best and Cheap
ey article for dYessny Identifying clesunK curling pro-
serving and restoring the hair. IAdseA VIZ eos BY all
drugg6s
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FOR Twelve Years Green's Shirts have been
unriyalled. They are 80 get
GREEN, No. Astor House.
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Vertiicts Against the Sunday Liquor Dealers
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

JUNE l3.-Fve penalties recovered by the people
against parties for violation Of the liquor laws, namely
The People Daniel eaey, Peter Hines and three
eganst william Hcchbrey (hree suis>a ATTY dollars
each.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupeas--
Ths best in the world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
Ut the mandatory T2 Broadway
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Four Dollars will buy "a Spring BED which
put your carpet bag and for three
times the money No. $50 Canal street, hrss door OF
Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs md Toupees-
beat he world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye privately
applied, q. No. 6 Aitor House.
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wheeler & Wilson's Sewing RTaehlnes.-
oaea 900 Broadway, New York. Send for clrcularA
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Hob oway's Pills md Ointnhent are the
moth true friends Yessles very fatal to children m
mansssd can be controlled by heee excellent inter
nal and external remedies Sold BY every Respectable drug
gst In he world.
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sl22 1853 1913 1872 ,275 ,aOl ,ile IS $50 ,5a5
CITY COMMERCIAL IMPORT.

MONDAY, June l3--6 p. NJ.
ASHES The market was heavy, and small sales we're
made AT $40 for pots and SIC for pearls
Observation-Disclosures market exhibited more &C
tivy and greater rmnsss for Western good to extra
brands and all grades closed with better tome The
in am Of fha fOllO 0rrgro
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HoI,Ges' Ore Dollar Photographs for FIfey
cents model gallery Of daguerreoypes and anbro
types No. 69l Broadway.
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MONDAY, June 1876 p. NJ
The bank statement OF this day compares as follows
with that Of lat Monday
Week end'g Leans Specie Ci,cul'n Deposits.
June 006, 1855 % 728 3ll S427 642 SASS 836
June 1l l22 1858 1928 % 1872 Z75 $751; JIG 1888 635
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The purcsy Gin Imported
VOLTS Scnedam arorcstc gchnapps; put In qusrt
pint bottles Sold by al druggists and country nerchsns
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Hilrs Hair Dye, so Cents a Box, Black OF
brown Depot No Barclay street. Also sold at S9 Bsoad
way,
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Rupture Cured s,y Marsh d Gov Radical
cure ruas They A keep silk elastic stockings for varose
veins supporters md braces for defx
mites made 10 order NO. veseJ street, Astor House, n T.
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Supreme Court~Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

THE OLD POLICE CONTROVERSY.
JuNT 10 Tho Of McCloskey the Police Commits.
soners argued TO dsyMessrs. D. D. Field sad Noyes
appearing for the Commissioners, and Mesas Brady and
McKeon for the policemen. Adjourned.
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: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New style, proe $50. Once at Broadway.
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CTAEs OF THE PULPIT,

CTAEs OF THE PULPIT
= CHAPLIN AND BEECHE1
Their SUE day morning dscours.s
faithfully reporedsn The
BANNER or LIGHT,
II ready this morning
abe Banner also has verbatim report OF Cora v HAa
Lecture at Dodworh's Academy
Editorials. Wit humor, st ,ries A g. Price cesyto
" year For sale everywhere s-bscrp ton oe,co 4,
New YORK. las Fulton q. A~
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EXTRA GLASS, No. sss. JUNE 10. 1859
CLASS No. 5Sl, JUN Is, 1876!

Tia Babscroers Commissioners appointed 10 supernteu
the drs wing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby
that the following are the numbers which this day draw
from the wheel, VIZ
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The Subscribers CONF ssionere appointed by the Cover
Of the State Of Della supernend the drawing of
terry authorized BY the Lesture having this day attended ID
drawing Of The Lottery for the Benefit the State Ut Delaware
DO herepy certify that the following the numbers whc
were this day drawn from the wheel, Wis.,
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OBITUARY,

OBITUARY
We have been called upon during the past week TO
mourn tue death Of Mr. WILLIAM H. BURROWS one Of tho
best OF nep of the highest principle strcest
integrity, thoughtful Of others unthinking Of sesn
firing In his attention 10 business for immediate inte
rest of those nearly with him. He was as
child, gentle. patient, submissive, yielding to the wishes
a others without nurmur. His death Will be regretted
by many especially young men, whose friend and bene
factor he truly washs loss blank which never can be
filed, more ally in the sphere In WHICH ne
and the many Kind acts he performed. Cut OF in the
bloom Of life, truly may be said the good die young
May he rest in peace, and awake to eterna, life.
NEW YORK, June 10, 1862 L. J. p.
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1he Latest Drawings or the Lcgulixed Lo
teries, ss reported TO WOOD, EDDY Co,

Ihe Latest Drawings or the LcguIizei Lot
teries ss reported to WOOD, EDDY CO.,
MANAGERS or THU
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LorTzRIEs.
Official drawings by telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
The subscribers Com appointed by the 0ovsraos
Of the sase Of TO supertnsnd the wing Of
ssy re
We're lis d.S drawn nom he wsse VIZ nn0''' "h'h
EXTRA GLASS, No. sss. JUNE Is. 1879.
%, 40, Al, As, rs, 81, SO, IS, 49, 20, H. so, co. 16
CLASS No. 34 JUNE Is. 1859.
81, l, ~, 49, Co. 81, IA, so, rs, GO, TO- AZ, 49, 49,
that the said numbers drawn in tie order In which
Wines our hands At wminxen; Del. this Monday June
3D. s''' So Sos ssA1 O. GORDON Com o,,..,on.r,
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
ss Sss, ss'ssy
CLASS No. ssl, Jun. Is. 1851
l. 81, 10, 70, rs, 49, "a, O. 10, rs, 20, %, &c., II.
cnls No. $50. EXTRA. JUNE Is 1850
so, SO, /, 21, 10, 81, 80, Ie, 0, 50, %, SO, 8.
!a numbers were drawn in Tie order in which
Witness hands, at Augrsa Ga this Monday, io
1854 kPP B BA1sssssh' Commissioner.
WOOD. EDDY Co., w na Aasoss Des .Srsis.
Every Mans Hatfsr.-The Most Popular
down halter 10 KNOX 2l2 Broadway, Of Fulton
stands alone, lie has good for the dis
play Of his ancul genius The Pride Of Youth s takes
the and the neatest article
for youth Knox always has u superior hand
comprising hats, caps, &C. suitable tor everybody.
The Star Hat OF the Straws Is Genln's Rio
Hat
The HUDSON Hat the King Of the Cassmeres.
Priccs-Sl % and 80.
GENINS hst store, 507 Broadway.
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Every Mans Hottrr.-The Most Popular
down halter 10 KNOX 2l2 Broadway Of Fulton
and a. os sanes alone he has good scope for the dis
the lead and the neate5t article
vented for youth Knox always has superior stock hand
compri sing hats, caps &C., suitable tor everybody.
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The HUDSON Hat, the King Of the Cassimeres.
Prces-Sl % and 50.
GENIN' s hist store 501 Broadway
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/, 81, TO- TO- 49, 80, "a, 2, Is, 70, 20, %, SO, II
GAS No. 332. EXTRA, JUNE Is 1859.
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ApS ed nunabers were drawn in the order In which
Witness hands, at Augusa Ga this Monday, ID
$50" E:PP b b1assh' Commissioner.
"oOD' ADDA W." and Augusta Georgia.
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STATEMENT OF THE PROGRESS OF THE STREET CLEAN
INC FOR THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE ii,
1859,


fV'a. ''ooo I,Tbz
~ eaned by spec q! contract.
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stock Exchange.

,r,, so.s......s 81
800 + RR Sd Ia b 'S3 O.
!oVv \ RR 4,n M bds. 3
Iooo Z RR bds 1876 q
" ems Aerch Back. 10.
40 Cnion Bar X 9S
40 National Bark, 100
80 Bs Of Commerce. 90
0 Amer Ex Bank. =. I0l
10 Nj 4 Haa q Co.. o.
8 90. 81
30 Metropolitan FIX. 40
80 Pacific rs s Co. 90
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WARRANTED APPA.
raus, chemicals, instruction and svery article nccessry
to commence the So Next size n9 pictures
large $40 Also single etereosccpe cameras with everything
complets, $3O Double storeoscope outns $40.
e. J. FOX, 69i Broadway.
, 1859-03-18
skiIataom gtlarRtt ana Nritts Current


Trade during the past WeIk has been somewhat dun owing
mainly extremely weather. which has
keeping purchasers within doors Merchants looking
ward 10 unusual activity trade during the spring aud
ing summer and making preparations therefor in thsiI
orders for goods from San Francisco We hear Of the follow
Ing sales during the week - .....
FLoUR-2OO Or sacks sold at tl9 per blu
OATs-sales Of 400 bushels at 75c.
BEES CATrLE-wehear Of one lot Of q head sold on pr.
vate TERMS several smaller lots have changed hands, also
private terms.
HIDEs-A small sale Of Hides Is reported at 90 80.
0IIs-Sales Of Boiled unseed at ~ per gallon.
, 1859-03-18
TOWN LOTS!
BILLs's ADDITION TO sTEILACOOM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
Il his land claim, adjoining Capt BalchIs claim,
into Town Lots Of one acre each, Is now prepared 10 sell
OF seeking Investment This claim for adyanlaeeous
location Is not excelled by any on Puget Sound The
site has been laid out with view u beauty and couV
nence; the streets being four rods wide and the whole
plot well watered by springs Sites for three ohurchea
have already been donated and set apart The prices of
Ls range from $50 70 $50 each according 10 locality
claim during the coming snmeF, Wkick cannot mi 10
greatly enhance the value q the entire property.
Parties wishing 70 purchase eau do 90 BY applying 70
FRANK CLARK, Eaq Of steilacoom, who, BY power
Of attorney is authorized 10 sell and convey lois
50iil gltll ggr lsi LEMUEL BILLS.
OArs-aOOO bushels Oats for sale by l- l-ls ~
" 3Oaf p. KHAcII.
, 1859-03-18

| By the politcnrsS Of Mr.. Saunders, Of this
place, we are in possession Of q private letter
dated 7th March, from a friend in Victoria, who
left SteiacOom about a fortnight since. We ex,
tract from the letter the following:-
Ned MCGOWAN, Sam Banty and others ar
rived here last night 10Th inst from Hills Bar
Ned is bound for Sonora by the first vessel,
where he goes 10 meet his son George McGowan,
who is en- route for Sonora as bearer Of dispatch
cs. Ned reports favorably of the mines but
hearing man gas is one thing, and seeing the
IrJduct Of his labor is another. saw the latter,
which amounts to -, 1000. all in dust. Pretty
good for an cd man of So"
SHIPMENT OF GoLD DUsT.-Wells, Fargo & Co,
says the Gazctte Of March 9th, ship ed p,r
steamer Pacific, for San Francisco, yesterday,
$4,000 worth of Fraser river gold dust. This
is the third shipment Of dust within the present
month for San Francisco, making an aggregate
of $4,000. In addition, the same house have
shipped $4,000 worth to Olympia, within the
past two weeks.
CoOL.-We clip the following item from the
Gazette Of March Sth:
COLLECTIONS have been urged against Speaker
llelmcken's proposed plan for removing the Iu-
dians to San Juan Island, on the ground that its
possession is in dispute between the British and
American Governments, and step Of this kind
might cause a serious complication Of national
relations"
II would be strong evidence Of a woeful lack
Of intelligence, on the part Of the citizens Of
Victoria, not to urge objections against such an
ill.adyiscd proposition. We seriously object, on
the part Of the people of this Territory, to such
a plan, and would warn the authorities of Van
eouvcrs Island, in spirit of friendship, against
consummating any such act of folly.
In the House of Representatives, when the
Consular and Diplomatic bill was under consid-
Grafton, Mr.. Garnett, of Virginia, moved an
amendment to strike out the appropriation for the
mission TO Rome, which was carried. Il was
shown that that mission was Of no earthly bene-
fit to tho eountry-nOthng, in fact, but "plea-
SAINT berth" in which to stow away some Tolit-
ical iavOrite Of tho Administration. We have 10
trade with the Eternal City to speak Of, and, ac-
eOrding TO the representations Of Mr.. Garnett,
our imports consist only Of essential oils and rags.
At the Printers Festival at Cleaveland, a letttr
was read from Horace Greeley, with the follow.
ing sentiment: .-
TNpe Metdl-Dcstined to batter the visage Of
Despotism, and perforate the vitals Of Supersti.
tion-if the powers Of darkness refuse il free
course, let way be made for it with shooting
| sticks.
, 1859-03-18


STEAM TIC WAxrED--For some weeks past,
the lumber business on tho upper part Of the
Sound has suffered seriously for want of steam
tug 10 tow RATS We hearcomplaintsfr from num-
bcr Ofmls hereabOuts Of inability to get saw-logs
while the beaches Of our little bays and inlets are
strewn with fSIts, waiting 70 be lowed tSthe ssv.
ernl mills. The want Of these rated logs almost
lmOunis 10 a suspension Of WORK on the part Of
the mills There are now on the Sound about
fifteen mills in al, with saving capacities ranging
from eight to iiy or sixty thousand feet each per
day. An Of them require more or less towing, and
some have nearly sufficient work to keep steam
tugs constantly employed. II is found to be ex-
tremcly difficult to keep pace with tho growing
demand for our lumber, and additional facilities
for obtaining logs are loudly called for. We are
assured that steam tug can obtain steady and
profitable employment between steTacoOm and
Olympia, and think paydcs owning such vessels
can hazari nothing in sending one or two hilhyr
from San francisco. The rates paid arc much
more rcmunsrative than those for towing ships
out and in the arbor Of San FIancsco, with not
a 1.-THE Of the risk. aa3 N
, 1859-03-18

In late speech in the U. s. Senate, Sam.
Houston pertinently inquired how the disunion-
ists proposed to divide the Unionp VIII they
have the mouth Of i'll Who Is to command its
source VIII the West be prohibited the priv
ilege Of commanding the great outlet Of that river,
where their productions are boundless, and Goat
on its bosom every day in the year?
, 1859-03-18

IMuGRATiox FROM CALHoRSIA. MIR. DunAeld,
Of this place, received a letter by the last mail
from Columbia, TuOlumne county, California,
written by man who spentlast summer in this
section, stating that he was coming back here,
and that some thirty others would accompany
him for the purpose Of settling in Pierce county.