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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
TIE SURRENDER OF MONTGOMERY.
Correspondence of The n Y Tines


L.wREscE, Tuesday, Jan. Is, 1853.
II is sometime, ssid t5st the fate OF empires bsnss
trembling in the balance. 50, in less degree, hss
the future Of Southern Kansas hung in eqaipo'se t1
tie Last week Oar great and wise men have soofoa
by day and by night to secure to tbs psrae' mo"
directly int crested in the restoration of psace an honor
able settlement Of all past difficulties in the disturbed
counties. Some of our oficisls have had no good
sleep while the negotiations have been pending. To-
nobt the cloud, are lifted from our horizon, and the
,.od.c.n. before us is clear and lovely. This after.
poop .bou, 3 O'Clock, Capt Montgomery walked
down cur principal street to the Court -Hoass, and
Nth II AMY botibess becoming his brave spirit, he
entered the court room, and approaching Judge f.
mor.. who Is now holding extra session Of the Soc
ona Judicial District Court st the plac. in accordance
with the act just passed, be voluntarily sufrec'
dered him ,ef to the Court. The Jodge immedis'e'y
ordered the Sheriff to take him INTO Custody out s
the only Indictment yet before him vas Tor roooos
PO,t- Office about one year sgo, that being bsaiaos
oNsrs., the Captain sss imusdiatey set free oy
Sheriff sIker assur being given that bis recog-
rizsnce would be forthcoming this evening for the
anounr required, viz, $4,000.
In q few uomepts the startling ns~s tbs the noto-
noas Capt Montgomery Wa in the city had spread
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into svery busin.ss circle, and RAPID na'i'sS's soon
crowded upon the sceps. to ge, glimpse even On 'ac
man for whom Pr, sdents and Governors are 20 "v"n
of rewards. Th. curtain fen, and ,hs Csp<ain pen
walked to the Ed ijge House, shere he vss inuO-
duced to many distinguished personases inc emss
our new Governor, who is by no means distfcseis9y
pregnant with r.quistons a. present. The oovef'
nor received him very cordially, and arranged Tor .
lengthy interview with him at q later hour ".
nisht The Captain next went to the Hall of the
Territorial Asssn bly,, where his presence prodaced
var;ous psa,ors for few minutes including those
denoted by pa-ness, redness twisting Of the hngers
and rolling Of the eye-bsls Scores were prcsens 10
grasp him by the hsnd, while he 'in"ked do~n npoa
tbe heads of those who but few days since vsrs
hr.ndirg him os the royal arch robber. Firm, Tear
less ard erect he now stood IN tle same nsh wse's
his name has bee n recently traduced aod 'hnuea'
He bore his part admirably, and show,s o' sonpu-
comp.led 10 submit to. He remated 10 the naii antu
Adjournment, wher nesny every memqsr ,ooght nis
hand ara a CORDIAL grateininess see'heu = nu 'oy
grasp This must have BEEN TO him one oi 'no suAnso
vicissitudes in human hfe. Toe very men, OF sens
of them who have been among his defainers, are To-
night holding lengthy interviews ~tn nun !" 'So'
prlvate rooms, and sone OF ttls cass ha'o ".
teered his bail And IN IRE OF tins 10 c"ose. nc
already invited ard probably viii secs pt to SPEAK
10 morrow ever pg in the largest room IN town, upon
the history Of the late affairs 10 Southern ksnsaA NO
man in kapsas could draw 50 large hoass IN Law
nnce as Jsmes Montgomery. bet as wat - noars
ard see. Such is the A" bngand' Of Ihs Herdd0 OF
Freedom and OF that class of men who wfuly or ig-
DO, sntly belle his character.
He has no intention of beng carried tito Missouri
upon the sham charges in circulation, but he u ready
and ever has been, TO answer 4 all legal charges al
legged in this Territory, provided 1t Is 20 be general
thing and Justice, instead OF f.voritism and v'ndc.
tiyeness becomes the rule. This makes the ca.e
tangible Il will have the effect o showing the World
the had men and the good men, when the reiss Of Law
are tightly drawn.
Durirg all his persecution he hss never offered the
first word of reply until the present times but since
his silence hss been construed In some circles ~ an
10 make bis own defense.
nclose letter which will appear in the next nun
Der Of TIE Repubiiean.
TIE Legislature had a violent debate today upos
tory and Furnishing with heavy pains any attempt 70
hold slaves. hASpoLfh'
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RIVER RAILROAD

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec
lsss the Trains -in ksve Ch>ne~rsst static. -
toBovs: Express fraln. . H. ADD s:ls and +S
enc II N for DoeSs Ferry ct s:sa m for sins snS 20
p m for fesAshtll p N The fousahsep.s fssssl. l
Pss.ense taher ChAns~rs Canal Christopher .nd slsss
rr..ps Ter Nev.Yak Trey s:a5 and o;sa see
S:IS and SIS n and Ntsny about IS nn5f.s ar, IN
srpaeys n - u A. y. snlTh, oaprrtssss4reA
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The SKATE TRADE.-Duing the present season
wbole,ale hardware house in Barclay arsss, hAs soh
upwards Of 200 pairs Of skssss- One thrd o. ths
nun Der were for the fair oaes- Tns sno~s sns
,ks,ipg excite nsnt through the country " ven
the city all believed to have arisen non our csn''s
Pnh.
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6rfamboats an6 Railroads.

yT,RAVFLFRS NORTH and WEST-SPEED
and sAFErY-INCREASED ACCOMMoDATION-
HUDSON RIVER RILRoAD.-four Daily Eipre,'. Iains s
eavirs ChsubeIss Depot al and l;l9 I. L. td o:I3 .a @
so m b,.e trs ns we. all other, thus road, are
sut ri. a with CRKAMER's SAFETY BRAkE, An mproSe-
ert OF tried and Acknowledged giving degree OF s-cur'
ty 70 life property that other road tnot
pe pose,sed R.rosd officers offered every tachty
- ,e,t this free of Ard oil those dee ou
Of being I'D 70 in the matter Of public safety VIII nna
their interest giving proupt attention 20 THIS ArI
u. q b CAR BRAKE Co, No. 81 Pne-s
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iRannai.
.ANCIAL STATEMENT of the

a CTIJAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT of the
~ cOSpIriOs ana AMOUNT Of PROPERTY and LA
RIIITIEs speoifyt tns same partie al<ry Of IN. NJ
,.er,t.d under the titled An act 70, tn tneorPofs
~ n Buidins Mutral Losr aud AccnnulArg fuld as@'o
eose Of s operation for the year e1diag N'v.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 29 1859.
ArFW-yORH and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ urIyyYR ARHae8EMENf i0

NEw-yORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ I,& uINTIR ARA ssEaESf 'is.
cs@%,.riss. :. s-y.. ss..%Ss. srn. RS. is IN. ..
TEAMS LEAv. SI~-foHn
sot tee. r,.v-r . (exD, i.;>a 1'ta go s;~ ssa
2. s5"',s9rs T s..s str..ss 81 ;sa s.1s.c scot:
All .'1 Yst isIs rs i-a SIS 40 So ,or 2.
t,S ,.nsst. :Ef e,':s'sa q 1, 81 IS So IS; .s s
.oI iot Cse.,,r and us-rnees'. A''ion' . i'S 80
CoNrscrlse TRAINS .
~ s's s.s,Sn "a, ,o1 ..tt s I'd spi5sasid
Is ..d as s1r S.U.-esisG, S. ssr,.a s,'s
.sss:aS.s. .a = k;r..st t.. md 81 '
nd N.,Tondon h.pro.a, = .Ht ssr ,0I h9s..;
.on.c i.ilrS.d 9. For N.5t,'nS, s..,,s sHro'S
" '0' O'n''' and IxsFs HIsn' H soST .a.-rn,.nd.S,
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY-
~ Csnn.c,in. Ss-.H.mpsOn ~i,s n. Delaware ,a, Lss.,
.na Western Railroad ana At r.op -its 'es L"hi's
HsE4Ee1xENr ;O%asas9. os,.S., i,on Isis s,.
Yhe ,Ssv. trsin. connect :. Ez.oet the Nev
Jersey Railroad witch leave EewYork from he 'oo oi coof'
sndt-st-, ., u and /. ~, and and p m y., s.,,
rn.snser, ior tn Dss r., HnS,.s Vale, sslrosd !,
r. NJ s, .ss siIs y 5osS S srERss sas-ansrnd.ai
CLUSHING RAILROAD-LeavesF Fulton Mar
Il ket Wharf By steamer IOLAs Go:St ,;S and w
md t and The csr s'7s sa.n,'s .d ..cssua.. e.
s.ssensers With the sOs. 1t Hunter eon. 1hroasn
.inu.ea Pare rs cents WM sS'Th heoe',0.
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-OE
IN and aer MONDAY Nov @ Isss and until further notses'
Passenger Trains VIII re< foot Of puane-st % 'ono~
ns:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS Gss r. for ounsirs and prineiPs
intermediate stationa - 49,.
mediate Stations
ROCKLAND PAssENGEk Of p NJ, nom foot hursy-l
"a Pi-rmout for suferns and intermediate statenA
WAY PASSENGER At s:sop N, for Nsvhursh, RON Ju
Va ard ntsrnediste Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS ., $50 ?. m, for ounkhh and suhas
tnd rrir ripal intermedia.e Staiora
Eh1GRANT st p. for punkirh ana sunho' Ane 'ns>
mediate Stations
Yhe above Trains run daily, Sunday excepses
Yhese Expre Trains counec. Enira with me Ens ~
oAnAndafua Railroad, for Ns<srs Falls bnsnamtoa sM
he Byrscuse and Binsham.on Railroad fol- Syracuse Con-
ts with the Buffalo NevYort and Erie Railroad for hocnes
YER Buffalo Nisssr. Falls AZ Great Bend with the psa
vsre LActavsnna and Western Railroad Tor Scranton
suso Dunhk With the Lake Shore Railroad bf Cow
ana Cincnnad. Yoledo, Detroit CHICAGO, ho.
T CHARLES MORAN. eressdssA
NEW SHORE ROUTE to PROVIDENCE and
IN BOSTON via NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN, NV.
LONDON sTONINGToN, PROVIDENCE and bOsLor
kAILROA AD6-On and aer Dec 81 trains vii lesve Ntn q
A a n and arrive In Providence at $3.50 and Boston oS
= m RICHARD ~ DOwD. Superintendent
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HJEW- Jersey RAILROAD-Fof PHILA-
N pyLPHIA and ne SOUTH snA WIZ = - n
ctry-N.j ana Express tnes leave Nsw- i OH ~ ~
n .pS snt .. n are ea fhroass f.ssss sA so,s1
,h,a.,h sssssr- ehsched wsshnesca a -
S ,,.In, 8 " VOODRUPv, A.isaDt S1yennssoesnSs M
al 4. s1r any train uni-s. eeaveses sos
1921 Ses~. IN uss IN sivascs ef ~ ~ q bevme
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AJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
" WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For ALBANY and TROY. Bsrs 81
On sAA sfter MONDAY, Dec q lsSs rrsiA - ~" ~~'
a. Nev.Yors, - follows;
s:aa m. For White PiAtrs
s:Sa O. .-tor WbfAmsorces
,O.Q. H.. Mail tram for Albany
iI.SO m For White Plsirs
f.s D. N. For Wthansoridss-
500 D L. vor Ailler1n-
y:gp N. .Expr-ss for Albany.
1:s . n .For Croton fala
500 a a. For Wire Plaina
t:lsp N. ror " nise Plans roo " ~ ID.
s:sc . m. Tor WfhaInssrttSs.
EETuRSNG-Wn lesve
S.es a n Whit. Pi.tns
SEQ 4 a.. WtRs nsbr1dss.
f.eos q .Crotou gsis-
1;ooA o.. .Mlsertor-
White Piairs-
asa n. MAJ rrNin fOf Aosny
lp.S .Wflliamsc1dss.
s:Sop. n. White p PAins
500 D n. White Piains
$50 m. Albany ExyrssA
800 M. UIhsn.ssritxe
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of n. Coupty Of Nsw.Ysh Nos,ce hereby s,vsn 70 ~
r.r,op. b.,ins "a m. as.p., CHARLES HASTINGS nae
he CSv of Ns~ York dsceas-d. To psesent the ss1e
,h-,,of 70 uscrissr at bis place Of
Al P.k Roe ip the CITY of N~York or eetore tne ~.
inr. York the tn day Of Dee-rnoer
ls5s O. VAN Cot I,,,,,, .x.s
an, l.xsus Administrator, with the VIII annexed
IN CHANCFRY of NEW-JERSEY.-LlS
Il COMB R TITUS W THE BURLiSGrVN ASoI
DUCT COMPANY and dOrHERS-Fcr-clcsdre oi MofSN....
The hose Of the Nortsas Bonds of The Burlington
Company hereby required psesen, aese bonds % so
scber the City of Burlington Jervey on OF
fourth DAY Of February together WITH an
holder stating keber holds ssd ia -
owner or pledse ard II pdse. then the name OF the
refger and the debt. which, sid
bonds me pledged -Jsnusry 2s lsse -
SAMUEL r. GUMMERE
jaes Sssod' Mater IN Casneery'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
County Of notice b hereby ryen 20 ~
p<rsons having ei.ins atsins. BENJAMIN hICHAKD-
Son Civ of New York, eecesssd - gesent Ne
cane with voucher th-reod sotsebsr bis RAee OF
bsness No Grandsrret In The City of Brookyn Lasrrn
psr;et on ber~ ninth Of April Hrxt-Dsed nsw'
Yoyk, th- eighth day of Octoe~r, ks
"a I.vsuS OLIVE w. RICHARDsON, kxesusrix
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yrDKAVELERS for the NORTE- SOUTH,
4 East OF WEST, should by before ste ring AffLL
fON;s HALLWAY GUIDE. Phce ceSs The eiess
.sanrr Ip which .he THROUGH RoUTb Aps are de-
speatsd enables the traveller TO st thnee doW NJ
SHALL SRAyEL He will save many dollar BY secanns
" EfHh. NS - a. p,o.s-,,
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rJ,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE yia sTONING-

L rON ior sOsTON srs PRoyIDENCE-lpland hou@
the shortest and dirrs esrrylns tie E1te MAJ
~, ,t..1I.n PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain Joel sIoas aes
cOMMODORE Capt D. 8. s,urss In CONNECTION .i,a 90
SROvI6TNCE RAILROADS, leaving .Yors dry tsnn
dsy. rlcep,ed from No EoIth River hst weaT s'o's
a.,t.rv a. oclock and Storinsto2 u $50 z
o. on iSe s,rvs Of the Nal Train which leaves s0ssoa
Fhs COMMODORE nom New-Yort. Ncndsyr ~sdpesos5
and Yrdsy from solns,or TUESDAY Tsursd.s aas
s.y nc s.urds, om s.opinson Monday wednesday sns
froay. -, .. pr,xs
P.,.~ps.u proce-S fron Bsar on pr FaIosc 20 rroy,
a<oes sso sos IN tie Eyprvs Nal trSn rrsesnf ~
PAees Of thoss BY ether routes sns N am
Tor A esriy rnornns hn~s cornectinf No'ta s"u
Passenger tia, prefer b~d Tho s,s sn-f encJ
nishts rhea seshfsst desired sno esVs Soe
scn IN the . u. rsin.
ssre from Provie.ncs 20 Newport Pi>y Certs .,
bsstsseuasssf p~nies he s:~spaer sne uA ANs
each way. -.
Ter psssAss berhs fr-isnt apply ea eosd n
oI Of the Freight Ofce Fisr No Nortn hs~f
she Office, No. 10 bsr.ery -psoe, Jan "a isS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

ErOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
PORT and FALL RIvER--fhe speudio And sopeIS
.,s.mer SAY STATE Cayt Jewett, leaves Ne"fots eVeS
VrFspAY THURSDAY ana SATURDAY o. tocioSx "a,
snd ID. EMPIRE sTArE, Csyt H~syton, 90 aVNoAL
WEDNESDAY ard eRIOAY Az O'Clock p m, trorr rsei Ne
sN.R ,x -.
vii regarded secures 70 my sFvs
sspt vii the same stsll been paid FOR
viI, 20 Boston is fsr~srdea through win dispatch y
WH BORDEN Agent Nos. ~ and u Wes'-st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

nR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
~ Mass three mies fron the Northampton hanod
Depot OF the xpd best regulated esAosnmeh1
b The United States kep, throughout the ye
DR. Aunde 10 mex, Priesni.x, tie most emnen. prao
ttsoner of the vs,er-curs Germany ho prodoced
His ysroaa on cold certainly
fHon- Journal
"w. ar. convinced .hss no higher authority than be, N
matters Of hydropa pe fond in own or any sn
erunsry- Asx.xps Of Homeopathy and Hydropseny
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feqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tA- courty NewYort notice hsresy rv.n 70 .n
rsvins axsnst JACOB sTRAUT late Of the City
Of SewYe.k 6-ceas-d present. the zane with vouchers
thereof the subsc1b-rs the ofee of Edward srset
Nc. Ice Ba1i., City Of S.vYork, before ne
svenh day Msrrh n-xt-Dsted N>vYork the ID dAJ o
ssf"ss. ..ss5 1s Is.sc s5sbETb sG5ssbbEE1TbosK E,-ea''
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Uater @nre.

nR. E. j. LOWENTHAL's WATER CURE
~ and GYMNASIUM, No 10 Bsecterst, Nsv'fofL
Treatment win without board.
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OCEAN Steamers, &r.

HNHE NORTH-GERMAN LLOYDS' STEAM
i SHIP PNEu-YORK Il. }. SANTEN Commander,
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL,
will ss positively
SATURDAY. Feb. 49, q. I'm,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking psssepg.p for .
L0SDON HAyRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
q the following ra'es: - .-.
RsT CAsIN, siOOi SECOND CABIN, sa5i STEER
AGE. &S5. For Freight apd Passage apply %
GELPCKE, KEUT6ENS RElCHEtf,
No. "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY No. z9 Wats,
NEwYORK Jan. IL, 1859
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of EIGHT
IA ts PER CENT will be paid 10 the Stockholders o. this
Company on and sner the nth INST.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-lh Inc
II AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP Com
PANY'S new and fret olsss stesm'hip MONTdOMEkf y.
CROCKER Commander viii leave pier No. II North Ryer on
sATURDAY January 2s ct o'clock Passage TO Ssvan'
nah with passed sccomodstops fl5 Through tckes
to New. Orleans sss 50; Mobile sSo; Montgomery, -
Ab,ny Ga S24; Atlanta sZ3; Columbus, e25; Macon II
Auausts S2 Abo principal lsce. IN FloLid. M yes. ,se
s,.,m,rs leaving Savannah MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS Freight per foot and proporonate rates
Insurance half per cent. Apply 70 -
Il. b. CROWELL Co, No. b W-sts
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CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
- FAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY, without delay, for
$50 either of the above places good for sx
month, py any Of the line $50.
EDINBURGH Capt. Cumming Saturday Fen ~ ~ m
GLASGOW Capt Thomson. Saturday, Mnch ~ ~ m
Rates Of PsaseCsbn s75 Third Csss found with cooked
provtsOns $50.
R0BERT CRAIG, No. II Broadway.
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLAs.
- Cow DUBLIN, BELFAST and LoNpONDERRY and
eli the principal Towns Of ENGLAND and IRELAND cary
ins the United States Mail vs LIVERPOOL without delay
srestiy reduced rstes-Tbe LIVERPOOL FEW-YORk and
PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COhPANYb spienoa
Clyde built steamships Intended 70 aa - follower
FRsh EEwyoRK.
CITY OF WASHINGTON. SATURDAY jan ~
KAEGAROO................. .SATUh hDAf, req. IL
Al II O'Clock noon. from Pier No N North River
Passengers viii the speedy and safe rous " ~
Continent
PASSAGE -.
CABIN from Eew. fok and Philadelphis
miro css om N. Of the ovsnsneo Psces
Return available for sll mouths W
Passensers forwarded TO HAVE, fan hauaouik etems~
Antwsrp and parts Of the Continent without deisY
NorIcE-These provided with every Ieqwnne
70 the eItnceo Of hre and the 'ctes' os
apEne 10 enforced with regard TO the use OF hshts
yer freight passage, apply 81 the ofce 81 he
JOFN q DALE No is Broadway, New Vorh, Aeent
In JJyerpool 10 WIN. INmAN, Tower bstldines
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

NTEW SHORE ROUTE to PROVIDENCE and
LONDON sTONINGTON PROVIDENCE and BOsTOn
OADs-Ou and ster Dec 81 trains vii leave I'm q
q q H. and arrive In Providence At $3.50 and Boston ."
a m RICHARD NJ DOWD. Superintendent
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Which divided by eighty nine members in force, esvesa
balance Of 453l 60, the value OF each sasie n
A. g. VAN BRAAG, President.
Isaac MARKS, Secretary.
On the day Of Jsnnmy 1889 before ne per
,op.y came Van BTsax President and ls&sc MARKS,
p,cresry of the Newyork mns Freehold B1i ing As'ocs
ton duly did depOse and sy th.t tne
.hye .tstsoef set forth 10 correct TO ano~i
esge and belief @ TAfLph
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

NOTICE Holders Of the First Mortgage Bonds
IN of THE SACKETs HARBoR sSo ELLlSsURGH
kAlLROAD are informed that the Dividend arising from the
OF aid Railroad will be pad demand ypon the pt-sen
tson Of Sends and Coupons 20 the Trustee
st the oace Of Me.ss scHU CHI sRDT GEsdARO No. Il
nsa.AasL-New-York, Jan n lSe Se,,nr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

NEW-Y YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY.-INTEREsT COUPONS Of the SECOND
MORTGAGE BONDS OF 1851, ard DOVER EXTENSION
SEvEN PER CfNrs will b. paid AID after Feb L. al the
TressureT's Office, corner 4th-sv and 2cth o. ~ , -
w H. EMERSON, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

DOSS FALCONER Il Co.'S LINE for SAN
IL FRANCISCO-Th- extreme Clipper 'hip WHlRLWINp,
Matter Is receiving bslsnce OF her cargo o. fiei
No n Eas, River will be full IN a few days -, -,
The superior veraon and sailing qualities OF this shp rem
der her those desiring 10 reach the Prns trade
~, f,ssbt anplv 10 ROSS, FALCONER Co,
IT. No 46 Pine St, corner Of William.
Ar.p.s AZ San Francisco Messrs ROSS, DEMPSTEk 70
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

srArI OF Nr~.foRx BANK DEFASrsrST, March ~, 1881
NOTICE lis hereby given, pursuant to the Statute
IN IN and provided that all the CIRCULAR
me- NOTES issued TO T He CANAL BANK or LOCKPoRr,
Banking Associson Lockpor; Niagara County must be
the ooe OF the Superintendent Of the Bask
neut Of the ef New York for payment within TWO
YEARS hereof funds deposited
Asmp,on the Crculsrs Notes issued the said
), siven Up. JAMES NJ COOK, Superintendent
fbe Bank Of Albany at Albany viii redeem the Notes In
ksAah OF the sup-rirtsndent nh2l lAw7ys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-08
More Testts,s01sy
IN FAVOR OF LILIES SAFES.

WILLIAMSBURG. Dec. p 1858.
MR.. LILLIEDear Sir Last night my Office, sitnAted
Kent Avenue between Rush and Norton streets broken
open and desperate ATTEMPT de open my Safe which for
tunAey for Of your burglar and rsproof
From the appearance Of the Office Judge they not dis
tubed In their operations but worked all night and up
the undertaking simply because they unable to get
The only real injury they did the Safe the breaking of the
hinges which prevented swinging the door, They broke of
the knob and tried drive the pnde through In which they
did not succeed The lock mot materially injured piece
broken from the end Of the bolt the punch trying
drive through, but not 10 being unlocked.
send list Of the tools found in the Office the next
ing. They had be stolen from backsmhs shop. by
and would BIZ the best that could have been procured
for the purpose:
One sledge hammer, weight ls bs hands 2< feet long
One east-stee hammer, weight 20 lbs
One cast-steel hammer, weight 30 lbs.
One casstee cold chiss N inches wide weight bs handle
~ feet long.
One cold chisel TX inches wide weight bs handle
~ feet long.
One cold chise inches long and inch wde
One cast-steel punch, TX inch
One east steel punch, 2s inch.
One bar Of iron. feet long. u inch square. @,.s
The blacksmith assured that he had just put the chses
the best possible order tor They show concusvey
that they well tried they perc until
reftted and sharpened.
You will please send another Safe of the se
perfectly we'll satisfied that your Safes will enecuay resist
any attempt burglars may be able make open them
Yours respectfully, Es. STERLING,
2sMorton street, Williamsburg.
Hs- Agency Of these Safes, No. 9s Camp street.
d22 2ptf FAIRBANKS Il co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-08

HgMTss NAJsssnIA.--Whs was the spizal thipx
that rolled and nnsoed itself at the end o bssnck.
some inches from my face? slender serpent, soa1s
two feet IN length, yellow dead leaf Win hIack
pibbon the spise. Let Il bite the moss rsbut nla
and be b dad In > few bounL 7 bounden AaEk. n
how shall dspeibe ~ TERROR o. sesin8 ~ ground
at my feet the branches oyer my head the trunks ct
my side, alive with hundreds upon hundredb Of these
Teptiies, some mott0nleD corpse, Others slowly
wavesng ID tie snnbsaa1s that Hltered thsough ne
Leaves Ifelt the fascination Of Medusa overcome
with fear, wonld have given the world iss free
passage and power to hy. Yet seemed rooted 10
ttis perilous gFound, not daring TO make sep for
fear Of contact with some Of these horrible animas
Ny legs feet, chest and arms were hare. whieh made
my position yet more dangerous. Nevertheless,
something must be done. Making myself - small -
possible shat TIE least twig might mot b teuchsd
gathering the folds Of my mantle around -, and
shudderng lest they might enclose serpent; msasur
ing every space with my eye now on all fours now
striking down m erected head with the bntt Of NY
rife now bounding over fallen trunks, whcse esvi
ties seemed alive with snakes struggled on fss soms
Eve minutes, which seemed an age. At length, the
ground becoming clearer, began running like .
mailman through the brakes in which 6ad inst
found it 10 difficult to walk. A few bounds brought
the dry bed Of the torrent, ten steps from our
tent. had hunting enough for one day.
Travels in Abyssinia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-08

A QUAKER DETECTS PIcKPoeKET.-One after
noon last week, Quaker gentlemen named Newport,
was riding in one Of the Fifth street cars Phiadel
phia, when he felt hand operating in his pocket.
The matter was very nearly accomplished when the
Qunker gentleman took the thief by the necktie and
said, "Thee wasn't quite smart enough friend, thee
should have tried thy hand on somebody else" The
thief tried to trip up Mr.. Newport movement which
Mr. Newport arrested by slightly checking the thiefs
respiration. Having reduced the thief to reason and
tractability, Mr.. Newport brought him to Alderman
Clarks Office. He gave the name Of John Franks.
On Thursday it discovered where Franks resided
The officers found in his trunk nine gold and silver
watches, all Of which were very superior articles One
Of the watches was worth at least $3.50. The chains
accompanying them were nearly all cut or broken,
while one Of the watches had the ring wrenched off
They all bore evidence of having been cut from the
pockets of the Wearers.