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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

PREsCoTT LIIER,RT AssOCIsTIoS.-Tne Pre.co.I
I,.rarv A,.oc2ton Brook VI e-t-d ae "a.
esot- ~ the ensuing term: Pr-.erB. Wa OscN RooGs
IIs--frresu; G-o. I. Waite r. k-corsias and Corr-'?o-l
ius SECRETARY Hob1rr W2L-i Treasurer, CaAes ses1s-
ser1-s-t a. Anna, sidLry W. Croker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

STREET PREAcHIsG.-Joseph Barnes, colored
man. was arrested yesterday Tor street preaching lie
had assembled considerable crowd on the pier at the
foo, of Cathane street, aud haranguing them in
a loud voice. His audience seemed 70 think 1t
good Joke, and treated him with laughter and stale
tobacco tll he was carried of by the Police Justice
Steers asked him if he had license TO preach when
he replied that be hsd one from Almighty God, and
that he didn't want any other. He wss informed that
the city ordinance did not recognize q license from
that authority Tne magistrate set him al liberty on
condition of his desis,ipg from preaching TIL he had
obtained license.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

THr IRIsH DELEoATIos.-The delegation Of clergy
men from Ireland to the United Staes for the purpose
Of obtaining funds for prosecuting the work Of ms
sons in Ireland, are expected on the Kangaroo, and
Drs. Murray, Thompson, Mcleod, and Spring, and
Mr. Wetmore, have been appointed receive the del
egaton, and TO make arrangements for public meet
ing. They will be the guests of James Stuart esq.
1t intended to introduce the delegation To the Chris
tsn public, ct the Academy of Mnsc early next week
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ADVERTISEMENT

Advertiss nisDt
UNITED STATES COUPON BONDS Of 1866 and
1874.
NJ Y. STATE 6 sTocK Of 1875
". Y. STATE sTocS Of 1860 1874 and fs7A ~
Investments o banking purpcsss for sole BY
TBOAPsos BRoTaERs, No 2WsaA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

the Er, is also improving, although no. yet equal to
last September We heA- also favorable accounts Of
tie business Of t,e Milwaukee and Mississippi Rosd.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day wn
tl9 go 00o. The exchanges for tse week ending tins
mornirg $i25 l3l ,s52 So. being daily average
Of go 80 3D. sgsiu,t go oe5, S2 for the week ending
on Saturday last. telegr,phic dispatch from CHI
csgo ssys th.t Exchange on Nrw'iork Is up to II
cent. The Money market continues to exhibit CREST
ease, especially on demard loans. The rstes s's %"
' cent, and 90 paper cas- T. cent, fsvor,te sigma
running up 10 March going without difficulty 81
y cens
We annex 8 comparative statement Of the Imports
of Focsigu Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

Sa.. lamar, r....si77 sssT5I slo5Sasls slsSsSSsi
1t Is gratifying to notice ths, the imports OF the
week show falling of, as compared with ls1S and
large one as compared with 1857.
The following table will compare the exports Of the
ssxen nrincinsl .fanle artcles for Tie week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

FIEE.-Abou. nire O'Clock On Saturday night s
franz buisirs FRS. six-e s:ree; T.
BIZ Ar. Jsoob DEF c-rp-u-E az o~I
. ulal1fr.ory. cs-sst IRE sod p'A-'
Damage So I1,Crud i. Id --.oa i-s-3
suce Company for -.S.
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Ai-ert,Smsnt
GURNEYs GALLERY.

FSs. block below The Eew.York Hotel
PHoToCRApss, DACCE,REOTYFES MINIATURES IA OIL A
lvosITIPES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

Tee annual report OF the trade of Cincinnati, rs
givet in The Cincinnati gazette, corresponds in date
with the New Orleans return and the imports and ex.
ports Of the two cities &C mpa,e q. folio Fs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

ArrIMFED SUIctDE.-A yong m.r, named Z. L
Tkonp-u ATTEMPTED PIT ~Ei bis eA-n e a hs o.'
ING boo. IN Ct~-ve place, frssy nish ~ AAist 'n~
Tue po1oa srgiyAu.es, I'D b TvssS~s~S
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Total .............. rii<rstt ests -
Increase Of .hc week % compared that Of lss .a 7
The following is a comparative statement of the
value of exports from the commencement Of the
va,r 70 Sant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

DIsoRpERIY HoUsE.-Capt. Steers with small
.oqd Of h SATURDAY night: visited the disoaey hsse
- No Ridge KEEP ~ LIZA Jane IAioT he i'1ne
- - Ts,ors inside Engaged GAMBLING and arrested the
Whole party Toe Of .noe tAksG are E,,. talli
ser Rober, FORBES Franklin Henry Mchsei Savage
I'm Me!yea and Peter Felrs. Tney g. .oeksd Up 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19
Ike sa.sos.s7. sls sse. ESD eI1.N4esA
THE LA CROSSE ROAD.

r. n< Es,sv Of Ns n Z. r,o~.A
SIR; Your reference to the second mortgage bod
holders and second mortgage bonds OF the La Crosss
Railroad Company. induces Us to ask for space f1
few remarks, Interesting. We think, to those We req
resent
The in:ma.iop, siven, doubtless upon the authority
of some Of the parties interested" - to the He
gaty or fraud in the issue of those bonds, conveys
no alarm nor offers TO those who have made any Ak
aunatvn Of the subject any inducemen 10 the scsl-
ing prcce ;. proposed by those whose mortgage rights
are as we think entirely behind, both IN lien and W.
hdity the second mortgage bends. The laws Of ths
State Of Wisconsin authorizing the ISSUE of those
second mortgage bonds, convey to the Dlrec,ors d
the La Crosse Railroad Company the most ample ssd
specific powers by it's ssents, or brokers' or ohsr.
vise either in or out of the State to SELL loan, hyph-
eca,e, or otherwise dispose Of any or oil of them. Of
par at any price less than par and for such sum Or
sums, and on such terms, a. to the sid Company %
its said agents brokers snail appear mos, for the in
terest Of .aid Company"
The general law of the State also authorizes 80
Railroad Company to borrow such sum orsums Of
Money at such of interest and upon such terms,
az the ssd Company ia Board OF Directors shaA
authorize ard agree upon &c La tins Gaze, the ios.
was regularly authorized by the Board Of Directors Of
the Ls Crosse Company and the President, by resoo
ton directed to sell the bonds or any OF thsn at the
rate of ~ y cent Of their MOUNT payable half 10 cash
and half in the stock of the Company at par or upon
such other terms a. he may deem proper II SouM
seem that the laws OF Wisconsin were framed with tho
erect aim and object to protect the purchasers 81
the bonds Of the Railroad Comp .nes from the frauds
and mism snsge rent OF their Boards OF Directors:
The Legislature Of he Safe seem 10 have understood
the character Of the men who having the issuing and
disposal of the securities of their companies nigh Gu
desvor to cover up the consequences OF theu ssu
reckessness by repudis'ng their own contracts.
But the Disposal OF these Second Mortgage Bonds,
in detail Affords 10 our minds no foundst for the
hint now given Of illegalty fraud g in this issue.
OF these Bonds but a very moderate sum was paid
for in stock and cash as the Directors had authorized
A brief detail Of the tissue may illustrate this, viz:
To s,.pher IA. Adm, for the Coptactofs Notes and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

HorrI THET-George Van Garden, noted note.
-, 90 lossiur, ea Ss,udsy night the AcE Pacc Hotel
- ~. 6,eciro durug nEA endesvoIins 20 enter OF
tbbarders lie alr.set and nlnorf o. sh,s'oa
- found upou his person The proprietor entered co1P All
s~.iu him lie locked up IN default OF 90 sll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

The receiver of Taxes has given notice tha' 'ae
personal taxes of residents and nonresdents for the
year 1882 viii be received ny him on and after the
10Th inst. Notice will hereafter be given OF tue time
when taxes on real estate can be paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

ALl1TLE TOO ZEALOUs.-Messrs. w. n. Mclntyre
and John C. Mather have dismissed from service IN
the Public Stores Cornelius Woods, who committed
the assault on Mr. S.ryker Chairman OF the Syracuse
Convention.
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BR,cgETs.


OF French Enssh, and American manusctus. conpas0n
oil pfces viii con yiEoe ell that Offering
GREAT ISDvcRMESrs
W. y. DALEY K Co,
NJ Rrnar
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IAdver.sseraentI
BRADY'S GALLERY

Eas REMOVED from No SO Broadway 70 NO % se0>ass
.osrer q Rl~eohefst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

George w. Hoffman, who was arrested on Friday,
charged with attempting to pass so counterfeit oi
at an exchange Office, was discharged by Justice Nelly
on the following day, his innocence being made ap
parent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

FATAL QUARREL BETWEEN CHILDRrs.-On Tues
day lsst Mary Noonan appeared before Justice Steers
and charged Robert Fisher ans Samuel Clark, boys
about years Of age with ASSEMBLING her daughter,
Mary Louisa Noonsn. The facts of the case show
that on Friday evening of the previous week, Mary,
who is also about Is years Of age, wn returning from
her work to her house. in Mulberry street, when she
Was met by another little girl, named Mary AT, who
urged the two boys to assist her to beat Mary Noonsn,
for some trivial ofIeDse Mary Gsff seized her by the
hair, and threw her down. when the two boys beat
her and kicked her severely in the lower part Of her
BODY. The mother of Mary Noonan caused the arrest
Of Fisher and, as the no. considered ser,u.,
he dismissed giving ba to the amour. of S3OO
Yesterday morning, however, the I'M ured girl died,
when Fishers bondsman appeared before Justice
Steers, and gave the boy up. warrant was issaed
for young Clark, and he also was secured. In The
afternoon Coroner Jacklnan held an inquest on the
body and the Jury returned verdict that death was
caused by pertonitis the result Of the ures sus
tanned at the hsds Of the accused Both Of the boys
were locked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

BOLD THEF.-Mr {. c. Hansi0rd Of WAhams-
bOure, Va, guest at the Astor House 90 repairing
to his room on Frdsy afternoon, missed large SOLE
leather trunk, containing clothing, Js~elry' &c 10
the value Of 500 and upward. Upon nsAine inquiry
II was asceTtained that, during Friday aheInoon'
genteel appearing mar, about 50 years OF ase' had
applied TO one Of the poIters OF the house Tor Ss'
aree in opening trunk. lie represented himself Is
guest of the house, occupying room No 49, ana
stated that he had lost the key 10 bis runk Accord
ngly, the porter went with him to the ro)m OF UT
Hansford bal was unable 10 fiji key TO the runK
He then requested the porter 10 carry the trunA 20 NO
IL Ann street. where he said lie would obtain the ser
vices OF locksmth. The porter did so, bns no
sooner had he departed than the stranger conveyed
the trunk elsewhere. The case wss placed 10 the
hands Of Detective Devoe, who traced the trunk TO
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GAS FIXTURES.
We beg 20 invite the attention OF
HOUsEKssPEss,
To most complete arG elegant variety Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

DEMOCRATIC GENERAL CoMMIrrEE.-Ine Demo-
cratic General Committee met at Iainmany Han on
Saturday night. 1t was secret, but the following
business TRANSFERRED: Committee, consisting of one
from each ward wa, appointed for the purpose of Sc
lectng three persons each election district to sot as
registers at the election The Committee will meet
today between IL a. m. and 3 p. m to make the Sc
lection. A Special Committee also appointed to
submit the names of those thus selected to the Board
Of Supervisors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19
There were go new members added, last week, to
the New. York Fire Department

CRY MoRrALITY.-The report of the City lnspec-
Tor shows that the deaths for the week ending on
Saturday last numbered 49, decrease of II as COM
pared with the mortality of the week previous. vi
these, 81 men, SO women, loo boys aud ioi girls
AS compared with the corresponding week last year
there is decrease in the number OF deaths oil So VI
tbe whole number of deaths last week, 26S were OF
ten years of age and under, being 81 less tnao tue
week previous There were liO deaths oil diseases oa
.bs stomach, bowels and other digestive organs, "
f the b,ap and nerves 100 of the lungs and throat,
"a of skin and erupve Diseases 80 stborn and pre-.
mature births so of general evers, OF old age, 2oi
diseases of the generstve and urinary organs and3 of
the bones and joints. Twsnty-six deaths arose from
violent causes The nativity table shows that 3'S
were natives Of the United States, 81 of Ireland 10 of
Germany, of England, Of Scotland, each of Aus
tria British America France, Italy, Prussia, Wales,
the West Indies, and other foreign countries.
, 1859-06-30
3arat 0state.

PEAL ESTATE NOTICE. am
~ odc.ng for asIr rHa Fnc Ct 70 tho I'LL:
t II low rate ot Lunlc, would he :-ten erchn1gr
Aso t* Fl ,S'e AZ ii. junction # he Mcao :oEtesn
.nd 4.otk Island li.rat rates hhorc fIpccGeh.
Addre4s p 81 ter l6s o., ap11y 1t co.ne. Cas7l ID
Luxe ttreets- West *!de
tees-lw-cGts n. HtGEfE. LunIr7 In.3ector.
, 1859-06-30
39resa 4 Grib1tttt.
J0H PRINTING,

J0U PRINTING.
1Ec Sx1rs -Kru1t o0cz Is p-pe-t4 70 ~xAc1-s CT
,hos not=: e-sy vaty & jts Printing ii ns Ere HAs'
HE and ii Re Lo'ecs Lirfn5 Prie Particular aIte1oea
given 10 The 1F!ntiakcf
Bca1aEas CAxDa. LtrIrR HEEs, HN1 HkAna,
ExcEIFr3, fMTExa FE1GkAAAkA4
PANf1drF ttRcEIAlR, t'HtGfa
BLANK NorKl, LA4x1A TnckfTa-
U-PEISTEsG II C0LOESAg
In II it, yar1cuea done IN beautiful style and At moderate
ra,ts An exar.aatiou of apecaens and p'iees Ecspe
fafY invited.
K7orde,s from the c9uE.rg promptly fied md md sns
home hY express.
, 1859-06-30
Es. w. 'Eilolmas d. Co.,

No. METHODIST CHURCH BLOCK.
r3 S,o -:69 cur,nf Of Clark aud Washington streets

DEAL ESTATE FUIt S+1LE.~
II.
1J1a f,et ca.7lsf u Rush ant Superior tr,tts Price
tGh5l-4 .Goa ca-l4. L.!aucr in !. : Ind years.
:.x3 ft.. m White STREET t;eu Lay Road will two
FRAME Io,ls... 1ritc t!.G4U.
Gskp fret an IL!ts. Dearborn rt1ret viii two fE7l,c
IuNi-. twn ranre+ I!sll. l'nse 4GtVJ. X casI. tai
:ltv in !, = ahd 5 years.
II ltt, H. 1t. THOMAS x 10.
No. Methodist t'hufch Block.
Ie:c4snsl:-:: t"r1cr CLARK md Washington .tEe-'s
ESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR
IL Sale IL tllc sspui, Division.
l4uI fnn Ila:r,n rtrf J H. rt IN Buffalo r.,
s.-~i alley. With exttl eli lars" A'H-c sahe Dr.
I.irs trrr atd IS0 feet iEaFe
avr.:,s, an The ct.TInr of M.altrtry HI,st.
WI htT. dr.+n ul' " sI at lower rrscGa
4A@' >'>' ~ 'e'@ juuS :. BUCHANAN,
tes1m.,;l4 lis Randolph strcet.
, 1859-06-30
r OTIS Fol. SALE AT LAX +
IL FOREST, ILLINOIS.

7h+ tts te1opslnc IL !lNi> l'stf ERflFF. .'.a Eos
enid IT,. natt Tfr1. favorable Inducements 10 pssns
n5n. 10 cn"y thr 1rs1rs cuatz life within 4n hours
ftrv ar lsvl Il Lake Fntr*t the west tank of iate
Mtr}I y:tyi. Lu'ne ft]t Htofe the lrfe4 ~ my
LIE .l.,t,t twenty ils. nanh fnn tl"slsp ' ltn
a.. ~ liz {l5S. aud Mtsws1kte taslFe1d a,siiA ~
.nrsa Viz. uti4rt -!,,s ami natural t.:4utr aha n th
n1n;,v 81. eus y -ciAs he advantage. t,r 'c;ttha. ~
VIII and f.-iec u I" t tarredes Nv aES on inc se7
sL,,r, ii IN tlr Wt>tc'.! sn1i1ty. y.-,...,o,. =.
uc AcaIrny llalnx tr pnyatany a. t'assnSdd sad e. u
ain,yey,u1} Gas .,ren ertrtrtl thr Last ~~t an" =
.nm 1 In s,sy-,t operation, In .ars" rf : = M!he' 4. ~
,,.r ,,..t.tr D.fI.. st"r alr1 more lhal 1uA1h
.riu,r. Ia, ,.<u xs>e1cd wlthtn ths ia|t star
In Ai.n," the regular thT"HsL tsa3 ~ HES. ~ III
H. ri1 f.Je t4ve- chicago cvrry csc''r = ana MY ~
@ . 'rnrY illus ;Dt1I,. Assurr men II! "{,"1uHH! u
ssi tic u, IL 3y and hs with t"r lant!ns ~ % &
rI.,i ntel h4s tIrne AID IL success' ol~'sa"'
far tst,rr th1n year la,f, <, LIT. r,o.,,x
t., ruEnx t,r,u.- lying nr.t the t"11i temAmnf h
Il +ael, %Lcl VII be sud II f<sHaoe p's
atA an G,u1l tinc. ,,,., .,,J orrr txe4y.
,,ns,ud dir. worth If the t14s &<luiCte u ING ~
,.. .ul p. .atnu and Ir1IH+et ~ r.l 1 loie M ~.
~ - re Eo nlst t.ssn fus inciaaae Improvement All
= <usa1l'h T. =, t,.,,r r.ec No = Wa>s
, - ~ ~ .d.,n,- Lila q. the p.ei t,Nss ~
| e:M chtcas". 1Eios.
| uASG TIL
, 1859-06-30

TUDICE LAKE SHORE RESI-
,lr.cr PROPERTY tr Se-.,tnc If The l~t outside the
c:tv ]4,ni tt- adsa,taYu Of bcns heaf Lie LAKE, hEh
w a'1r, ii, MI u. sas A. G1oas S .N deep, clofe q
thv i,rS Inwrrri.y, a.t a'f iins II" slades Eutuu
,:ex Il ,sc city; Hne ti,1t rns L''s And In Eek
If E;!s -n.!vi>inR.
Al-, :; ar:- .ns hts AM. ID Ellis Snss'tsiAnn. al
iln4s liz rt.L.1lc. Martin aid SewtrI7r With ea'
ft,, Oh ELL. vrtae, aha west Iinf on "ftar t.roye are
C',- the tIesri.r +tati''n ~ th tHlri' sutfa
l.lt.rl at lit its ~ f.,t tTs'nt ty ~ feet sect
A> u i,aAr sL'nr. l:.'!wa3 utw.1n 3seiofm
sch" sid Hyd. Pnk II, frnt u 't new ic:ldenc. o,
r. /. Sherman, E!. very heh rT.paid se*. ar'l lire
Ansbtf. -. -, ,,.- ,.,,.d 4
and r.r.e ~ tt lnn. eira Railroad thus t:1sr
aec,. 80 sne city aud will u. Htd together " if
h. 1T 11ics% to euit the ttnts. APPLY - ,
JUIiN 5. BUCHANAN,
ir, lii. DIS III Randolph STREET.
, 1859-06-30

TAxr SIGHT AND HEARING.
I1nva,a. of One Hundr11 ed Twt'T1 l,tisntf oass
.et,rd ~ IN q ~titiu u.s 141 A4F EN'1% dAEF u
s,nu, Lave b+ri tlEd raoGtls ss.d ys Eais 'ae'
~he A4vc Long ae*n sufieFt'"' hAss uaa >~"A
moved. .,-,,.n eYr snnrrc4.iad
!. la c J,tEy tcstv.E patient. fTH al oc
esunr. Id dn,sie eusd hi. sa1sy rcsst e ~.
NJ IL. /. rrHurJ tx In tx7Minat!n! lr tfhH"t nv ~
49, ~ Z - lIr... x ~, not successful H. viii 1e AalSo
rstifut is revived. fle- tadxcl't lnas ~ .ne
Tyy -: Eat APPLICATION ~ A.'o*o. ~
, 1859-06-30

l. man Co., 45 l:.allc street.
Ne l8.-s1 n on JarItan ~ .C5 deep, {r!lnntrs
through 10 Frcr Pas-4 tt +en Ucs Fla.ncs
and Ha-icd ttIteta. e..ath'. N tine. ,
NJ. 1hG-Io Fl. %a-f3nf1Hu ktrft b4iwe$n Ann Aad
May. I. AN. f-1sG.
la.ff "a i as},ngton corner Of 1tavef strset,
with Improve ueutA. f.,UD. &1.tH G1sl. tal
tn iinrr
No. 1ls-Ft l[outc and L.. kandnh street. brneen
Ma, aid Am 4t-. Hpu.e new. A.aE. on sine
Ne. ls-Slx l.s lri4a .:l lsa H aseluca, suuh u
Rio t.r..ndr k.tttt, InnE t:tne.
No. 1l0-EaHt:fu! Ke.drnr,. With two tHs Of Eround in
Hyde Park. $3-5p rash, ot II mo On lime.
No. 1-4sl arrt. bac f4rux and 1btut four mi hUfth
west u Bsup ls..nd. ~ PER time
No. 7l0--4e ut W~d Lswn. rtrcu mics ~u.t tf
Chicago. S,4e!a train 6sr IEacs day FINN
ctr. t'oot Improvements. 40 Ies aese.
tcA HEEs DESMAS 4 CO., - Lasaile It.
, 1859-06-30
1@OR SALE OR PART EN-.
l. GRANGE.
W n n ID T. A N d II.

Fur sale onc tlnr ard ray term: TO !!e nEer tht
Sn1,br-4n l:--.ru IT ELISHA Ia sithitd ~
tttarr t;surc a.li hu4ls avenue. tAu MiIc% ftdn1 III
CIV Ir,a rsn....l.s and half 4cfrs II land lI,i
81; u shr t=..H Hrafnef TIT" fi''"yt ma tttttaE
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. -,
4ty+ llr.c. t;ie t,e With t'rar' Bay and t;fnei
CA-Aer il".s.. auA susA! Vel. # W-r 1n"';e a. ~
. M,tnt:sttan heck and 1t !. \. Marss7l !: i>af m
sfrrxt II atIlt-.s +. u. E"t tSs 1ri |Hht1SS'
, 1859-06-30
TIE COURIER DE CIIARLER0I.

THE COURIER DE CHARLEROI.
VIENNA, June ., Evening.
tIsceved ii Claserol. JuEc :. A.. afl,snooa.}
DEFEAT OF THE FRAScosARptSlAN ARMY,
The arrival Of General Clam -Gaiias' corps Oh
tho field of the battle which was fought vester-
t.ay decided the victory in favor OF our arms.
After IL severe struggle We remained conquer
nrs.
The French were thrown upon the other side
Of tile Ticino.
tCha1!s.oi rfi,..eI By Ch Van 1-sebot.)
THE pA7ILE OF AEtEGSASo.
The following is dispatch from the Mujor-
General to the Minister OF War:
MILAN JrSE ?.-After the victory Of Magenta
the Aus,rans made Il rrccipifate flight from
Milan, leaving in the citadel IL nonze cannon.
great quantity of ammunition. md provisions
iu abundance, retrea1ing towards Lodi md
l'avia. On The s,h His Majesty the Emperor
gare orders to paraguay d'HiilieEs to occupy
The position Of Mc}c"uano (siariEano,) whence
We nenaccd nj the same time two of the retreat
in. columns Of the enemy but the Aus.rlans,
whu fully cemprehendc.1 The importance Of bold.
iny Meiecuano to cover their retrcat. taking ad-
yantace Of the remains Of the furtifcaious
surrounding the town. had strongly barricadtd
themselves tEcrtin.
Marshal Dara.uay d'IIillicrs, who arrived be-
fore tie nlace at four o'clock, Immediately gave
usdcss for the attack in front by tile divisions oi
Dazaine aud Admisault, while at the same mo.
meut the division Of General Fores Was ordered
to turn tho place. The bas1Ie lasted At Least
three hours.
The enemy opposed most energetic resist
ance 10 tbc efsorts Of our soldiers, and were dis
!odsed by the bayoues from, intrencbment te
iu,renchment, and front huuse to house. and
ontv Withdrew at sevcn in the evening. leaTing
the place covered With dead, one Of their Gun
mons in our possession mud about thousane
prisoners.
THIS splendid result, however, has been dear
|y purchased, our !oss amounting to 81 officer:
and s4u men killed and wounded.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

X7HEtkAS, on the 81 day vi July, a. D..
wv 1857, .m y q. Wa kins, Nuscatiue Co.
Iowa, .xs,u ted to J. Scmt HICKMAN, a. Trustee
. certnsn deed Il trust conveying 10 said Trustee,
the lard in usaat,Nv county, Iowa, described ..
follows, to-wit: The North West quarter of The
North We. quartz Or of ) ction tweuty-sevsn III
and the. North East quarter IF Section twenty
eight (28) all in Township No. seventy-seven (77)
North If Range four West, con, aiming in all, TIVE
hundred acr,s, situate in the County. and Stat
afor~sai1; which said eenveyancc WAS made by tbs
said Watkins t. secure the payment OF three prom
issory notes and he ron, signed by said
WI, kins end dated July 81, 1851, Ut which three
notes. the fslow,pg two are due and unpaid, to- Wit
note Of three hundred AID xty. eight dol'rs,
payable on the FIRST day Of September, A. D. 1888
with ten per cent interest from its date also, q
note Of six hundred aud eighty two dollar, payable
IN the frat day of sep embcr A. 1883, Win ter
Per cent intersst frcm its date. Said desd # rus
10 n,w on record in Book l. Of lands, IN pages 156
157 and 1853 Of Muscatine county records.
come d. and payable, ed the said Wstsins hav.
ing failed to nav the same, I, J. Scott kiohman
Tiuste q aforesaid do herby give this public 30
tee that, by virtue Of the power which Is in m,
vested by said deed of trust, / will on Saturday
the 5ih day If Novembe A. D., 1857, at the hour
of O'Clock On the Afternoon Of said day, 81 tht
Court House door in the City Of Muscatine, expose
and offer for sale public auction the parcels oil
land ab We described, or SO much thereof ~ shall
10 neoessary 10 satisfy the amount OF both ct said
promi,sory notes with the interest thereon to tn,
day Of SALE together with the COST and cxpers,s Il
said sale. COS Of this notice and Trustees fees.
: J SGuTT RICHMAN, Trustee.
OFT, 9Th, 1889, --dawtf % - '@ = -