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H0Np AND YORK RAW &: IL
AID.

NFw LlNs. 10 BALrlMONE-TARE ONLY

NEw Line 10 Bil.TiMU!L:-rAfE ONLH -.
an ANu AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, l-;?, TiiE
" regular pa.scrg ger train, ~willcavr t:ichmon" 'io"4 ~,
Tuesdays. Thursdays l,l r. day ut - Az.
White House Mondays, Nei."s'lnys, Fhur>t9E> an! '.'
rrday> al !. l.. ST..
The Atcoamoi.;ion Train ~v,i,,,re wl#'e !!oos- 1u.,.
days and SATURDAY.. at : =. ".
i!c!nnon.! Iursiay att +. II. ~S,,"rhays 81 =. VI.
THE Freight Trains Will !rav. White 'i"n.r Wednesday
AT 4. II. Hirino:,i Wednesday, az | +. ".
Passenger. i"r Wet Point, Clpr'h"'>icE. i;i!s'r's, n"'N'
town. Gloucester Point and Ncri"it, l,lTc III hT"nd Tnr'
days nni Fridays 4, % 4 u, connecting at Wiz" ii"Gse
with The Steamer >EA ilKl. rae ;hr"G2h - - Es'
turning. H.. Steamer S&h I.ED ie-yr- N"y'',. Mondays
ari Thgr.G ~ ~ GT n. Il. cornrc'i"S viva '"''' i"''.i.S
White iInn>. : tine dar' ut ; =. v.
Passengers Tor King and Queen {. II iEHi'G1. Northern
Nee. 4ui ia.t.mgr- leave lichlnund i!t.''a'' nhd iji.'S
AZ o.. \. ", coma"c'ins win hOrinr.n& I9,s,,." a.
DEN aud vIEGI%ih fos No-',"Tn H..a a.! E'!i1''Fe,
through the same nisht Pa = th-"nsh -.
Passengers leaving i;.rhw"ud 'iord'Ss aai Thursdays,
n. o.. 4. VI. cuiiucc: Ni.t Nnr''"rr = Co >'ag". Tor kIH:
William Conrt. house, HUi N,IX. rrUn, King aui Queen
county. Returning. Stages viii lrrv" wai.rE;,i' ..'n' day
a, r. NJ, connecting wfn cgr- I'Svir; h'd." ii"rs" 1t
yoy lit CrIos L. SHARP. Sap.
OCEAN ROUSE HOTEL FOR HEhT
pU.TsMuI IN, "a.
wi! Hotel ia nov in successful operation, and -.
4 has acquired N" reputation c: 4 f.r't tla's =,
IIou-., rud is inferior tn none in Virginia or .i'-. IL.
where.
hi, Iou,r ha. been contacted since rs .:ycrt by ihr
4" osn-rs az the property" with The '!'w g! establishing !oF
i, n reputation Il, Il fir,i Class Hotel, the. have .i.ir. -
expense or cXer;ion 10 tbs smd hari!s succeed Ia hsi'
object, they a"~ Offer u; Tor rent or !.r'r: .i' locri on i
TIL centre o! business, and fron', on High .ies; !7'is";,
and on Court street 80 lee.
They iay,, those Who are disposed 20 e'g's- in ms iine
nf business 10 view the premises. cr rnnmuncn'c 10, letter
r;itL, m, present rrour! atu:. X. J. Wn:fE, "r - esther %; HE
owners. SANL. WATTS,
' ARTHUR EuMrrsoT.
IONS BtEK.
II. ". AlLwi*.
JOHN LASH.
uLN II uI:EGO"Y
joins COOKE.
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GOODS FOR SERVANTS' CLOTHING
W JUST RECEIVED AT PERKINS 4 cos cash store,
l4l, Eagle Square.
Bss - and - he1ry Fail Cioti-
Bes - Sh.cu'- Grey S4riu"is
Jean, Twecis and Kcr.-:-
Plsii Linseys. -, IS ami II wide
Very heavy ID striped Liu.cys
Bill and Grey.niXed SuineIt. for lnn.o servants aud
factory haudS.
Ai.o-i arsr stock Of Grey smi wa'r ri,niv'., e, .ery
low prc,s.
N,vI. PERKINS q 60.
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.i ..'":>-"> .~n..A,..nI,>.
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i.'.FtE >~sf.';rf~. -. aav "a, ,,,
I ~. Ice s0iG - ...r.N Azssur, Consisting Of u,-
ny. .H"'' .al! irg.: ..' C.a.ag,:.
-. O.: @.."INs". Fill co. Au,,
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'.rrIT NEWS ST TELE6RiPH.
r stws FROM CHARLEsTowN.

..g4 We. lSs .hain Street. Redmond :
.-,D rrR ris a,uhMOSp ESQUIREs.
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:"
IN which hi, di>ea.. ~icvei"pe, Itself, it may well be called
the Stomach. Heartburn, Wafer iirash, Cos,:vcucss. Piles,
Acidl,y, Oppression after Eating, J~aundiee, sia,gI,ncy,
Torpo- of she liver, piza':.vs, prhl;'y, Female Complaints,
e.. Some Of the lGst men IA gu: Had have s.Yru is.!r
writ;yn certificates relative 10 the cures Elected in their
own pvr,o sby the u~XYGENATED ElrrkKS, while tr-ri-
.nonals from u;her sources, editorial opinions and vclur.
tary expressions from persons WI are sytrse 10 see their
names IN print, are perfectly overwhelming.
Read the following IRON n very highly respectable clergy
man: EAST TAuS1ox, Mass Feb. Q, l>5>.
To tie Editor OF the Portland Mirror->r-nNiGE%A-
TED ElTrEliS For more than twenty five years / have
been i suGlri- r from the Dyspepsia Besides trying ,hr ia.
iirncr Of my family physicians In the a!iGcs; useless trial o
thrrr various prescriptions, | have tried n errs, variety 81
patent medicines with "A similar result. Through the kind
mes. u! my physician, l received l.. March, half u dozen
bottles of the ONiGENArfD RlTrtis. began 10 ur
them without auy hope Of deriving help from them. Beng
d-i-ruiurt ~ give ;hem IL ;tir trial. | cra;Hl"d their use,
but mith"u: any percrrtlhIe renet; .!i' .rnr.
J Since hen | have siadually improved IA health vi am
entirely free from rciii;y o. the stomach, H'I from the con.
seQueu, taiu.sicy, sni TIE awful .ud almost disirGc,ins
sick headache, which olt,n, for days 'ose'ir:, has wholly
uI.h,;.i NE for study sud for all other ministerial duties,
and rendered lie u burden. | feel that ! owe II, as au eN.
preston o: gratitude 10 M.ssrs. FoHle i Co.. an! ais" i
duty 10 tue pshttc, 10 ecommend their oNfGENAiEb
BlrrERS, as, IN my estimation. u sure remedy Tor that
mos ir, ius, most vrAins. and cruel .: a.! Diseases to which
so lonS. and tried 80 many iiir. en-. remedies With no good
result. | eau rec. inncnd the bNyg-na.rG l.;'"rs with u con.
h!-nce few others can. II any readers %! ih- Mirror ar.
suffering, l beg % thcG 20 !u.Ne trial NJ '''>r i::itrrs Will
on, delay. JANIS i. CUSHING.
80 Prepared by sErH y. fcwLE = CD., boston, and for
sale hy
PURCELL, LAID & co, W. PETERSON, ADlE & GRAY
! At pIvAL y NORTON. Eictiu"Ia, ~. y. 7. RlNES,
Petersburg, a;lhy n"Sl"r> IN M"'icju" in every county IL
The State. Oct div
- ...> q .-.,x.
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So WAYS WORM CONFEC-

ti'AS-"hy give your e"i!ir'1 nsuseous aud un"hole-
some Worm meis =. "h,a tru have this delicious prepa-
ration { sugar, Tia. Ill children crave, AID mothers and
physc.. - rvcuumeE! n. The nn.' n, uAl ni all re,ue-
de-.
They do not cont 'u caiOm"l. but are purely vegetable;
they NJ Yer fs. 10 v>p.l Worms W. re they ,>s!, AID iL.
prove thc health IN all cases.
holloway are the original s"G only ssis and reliable
Worm Cnnfrcl!cns prepared only y JOHNSTON, HOLLOW AZ
\ Cow gEN, lhil ,lrirhis : Id ~
rCkCELL LhDp s Co.
Aug Ii -Gmitca ;ichmnud, Va.
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NOTICE TO TI.E srOCKm 0LDENS oi

TIE NINGlNIA CENTRAL KhIL KUAD COMPANY.
FyNilE annual m- -i.us Of the Stockholders Of the Virginia
4 Central Rail Road Company will he held in the city Of
iichm",.d. on Thursday, ;a- 2ith November. i>39, at sven
o'clock. 7. VI.
Extract from III. BYLAWS n. the Company:
Al proxies 20 represent stockholders n 4 general rnS"'-
in2, shall h. In writing. and signed by the person thus trans.
f-rrin. The ,owcr: partnerships may sign in Ia. name oil
H.. p.r'Irs-air. and The Signature 81 either member Of .he
h-i" shah t- valid. 40 proxy shall be valid, given rsoss
tina, sky GaS- prior To- the meeting Of the Compan:.
"No Proxy :gr individual Stockholders shall pass free,
so.rg 10 or returning frogl tive meeting. o' ~" Company,
unless ~ T.. himself = S'"cLh"ldr-.
The hoos> y: transfer shall BE- closed fifteen days iEt-
rious 20 ANY zen, raj ii"r ;iH..'
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FUNEiCSIEU.-A Indy, who has had much c>pcT.c:,rr
i Ia teaching th" usual English branches, Music aaI
French. dc-ir.s a s3,ur;i"r. now or the l., OF January. Ad.
lre.. &c. + D.. sill Pond. Kent corn'y, Harylaud.'
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SUPER PH0SPHAI i
Tps N,.NDNUD .VlNTRJ:.

T~EA<Grt"t-. .rrTr -. P!i"Dr, go" Of
~ :Nr.h-.s-.' ''r.' ~ -. - %
Fui. -AiE M
: CHI, ,...'iL.i. 60, :a,iar".'
fTS,bi: Z. Hri:Ir:,. f::rrshr:F.
.CDIi.ir.,G! 90, r "i"Tlcl.rnI.
-. I"IliF- : 90. g. %ncnh"-"
r.ir'.-. NT.trGdAs I ~ ::,Ns"r".
r. bICEu?fH. %c-iri...
"a =. '.aEiiES, Es-.yiilc.
Jlssts@rr & WILLIAMS. G!scss and @,...'.
~IITI . ELkSTEE, N;ilipEtoa. y. I.
.llf!, =. IIDbsD. Ch>Gi-EIGn. .. L. 90. a
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NnDl1g a.

CIIANGII. OF I.l".
4 TIER This date, ihr rn"hHr"a steam. ."A
"A boat Conpaay's StrUur's. viii lri'c 4>ul.ztfcSl
K,rainrmI Tor Baltimore "Eiy ;Sirc w.cLi". AG.-ISIlsn3
Tie ,,cnrg- Peabody leaving every StHr. ~-<1---%--
,Iny. AID .]!,!viI.rc oytry Iu'.i1". ~ l. O'Clock ". "ui'
fi.;ier notice. DAVID ( ~. I'''i!
NOr l.-lw
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4 y pnESEHVING tLOTIiING.-,Ic:

IFE r.nESEHVING CLOTHING Me-.
- rt.ri. ari ,anrlcrcisl 1raTrltf.. Ni'r a:' =: c"-:a'H
:. rsna. q ru, y"as sutic''c'i d,Hr - dane % 4s.ih. -
.rr-ninc. .S irr:i,i' 20 c,I ~ lw., Il. rot. aai.S.
n,ai:.e mo article II r'o'h#'s provided. : r.'i'alS I.ct..
:o- ,h-lT ,afgtN aa@ l,siga.i;. The: I'Fr'r.'s 80 rr.
ci.iy Ii" lns a't,r' ia appearance ~. !1r soi+"'i r.'
in ilirig s.cni.'s t!rr can he c"ur.TiC! mo ;a'aih3lc I#i"
rr"..rv.g-. czu-si. nf saving ~" III IT,. -cr-bs5' :r'rsr-.
Aic-' " Cost 81 ~, Kin! :, Is r.'f2i sd 'l's'"i '"; ~
rirlF; a.; 20 ~, ard cp-'s ." ri"F' ~" ne hi''N'!'7'a
r:TrHy =r'r.
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DC P!IlLADELP!KIN- FEItSV VESSEL.

fliiIE superior a.: ''iiag Sr''n".r' ;, =
u.wr., Captain Hm. :. Mason. r.Sin. IrG:. -
,,nn OF her crr.r engaged amr J"iu- "T hoard. A~FF$
vii! have gu;. = di.ratn'. Tor htli1," e. f1'!gi' -l-S-o
arilY 10 w ,,,,r
Nny I, bthIb * W ~. ''hNiFr
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'Itl'IN MY DIHA
ArpgnXlMATIuN rHl2Es

o." Pi.ErN amounting 20 f"."'
Wrplc Tickets $40; Halves >; Quarters . -
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II uASITE HAZE AGA g. }.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, EiRGINli.
GIr.. All, H. Haze, 4 NJ PRINCIPAL.

st?-N" extra charges
Al letter. TO lee addressed 30 HUBERT Z. l!fEENih,
~. -, - I,l.1- .tst
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STuLEN -s2a REWARD.
! ENnH'! - ..sEis "a - .iY'u. -, 2 -crT.l I'll.
LrY. rnrr~ vyrr- -. i"N hist les -h!ie, ~2$El
: ore non: L.. ;rar,tY -fi I. -. rii round with NU1
ary hos. -i- r., rl.'r 81. IA irT f,r'hsa. A.i IH,
! ccr o. h-- l.F .#;. igr-i - ioa.-. Tie abnv" Tr~d'd vii r,
: ph:: ~ .ry one Gs;v.r i'n: ,ari ti.y 10 the undersigned ~
-. Join. tr-.,. ~ 20 ~. g. IY.con". a. ii, s'sEt ~
! =! s'i.s'. lrar u!",'.
.rg iG-a.. ROBERT = Cn-rT.
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,Noi:g'. >.,::tO::>.-a vi. 81, 4. J. day, ~ /.
"'.. .ir.rH .s,tN Nr..,tr.
"yaL:Sm ( GLrTs. ACES.
y To-" I..i,- prt f.i!un.' !!7i. franklin Street
sSS GE.IEOH TisI>, AISI.
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vou AEW YOi.K-rtHNvV

RICHMOND AND Nm YORK Li|E az PACKETS.
re VIZ superior nI.i saiii3: schooner L%:nciburS,
Captain william Harris, hi:Ing = portion d; t;.,AN
her cargo cIG.as"t. and g"uy on board. will have IREES
muck dispatch. For balance Q! freight. Apply i"-S:S=Sa
soy ~ DAVID 4 M. CCsHiE.
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DANIEL Is. LUCAS,

.NIrOsSr:N At LAW
RICHMOND. VA.
WILL practise Ia all tie Cart. ar't l.! WchsIori cir;
w ART H,arI.o county.
- ore In -. VII ~rq.!iIn:. cnrG.r u F-l..iIia snt
c'..rno- streets. in.ai,,iv "~ecv!j.l rv /. T. i'9r':I, r;t
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l.. l:iso>lSE COtL OH, .rnaps' -GE,, :" -.
IN -, H., r1,i ui ~ u,C-iisit :N'nr,j. c-a.!4'-'; =c-
IT," from sm-i. ana turrs i'ur-: than any o'he--thn.
mailing e ~ r"s: sceuu'GicIL Ne .:c 20" =g-r'' ''-''
90. = 49, 81! - manufacturers pr'rr..
PURCELL, LApD = CO. ITgS-:;..
NJ ~ ,n-nrr Mfla az. EnN.ftor .t....
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tVs'H. P".' ""V'V T"E"'E" y
ONE tiR ANntApIIAL PRIZE Uf SOB 900
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

Whole Tickets :;2h; Halves SID; Qia:'"r'
E,"htuS ~ ~.
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.uii:rH-Si'" H:I.iS ABOVE !ICiiMONp. CONTAIN
i>G ONE tiutSN*D sI!E ItNDRtD ACEi.S. no.
ckii!S,. WITH Fltff-INU SLABS, AND ALL III:
Stock q! MILE. iIUR>t~;, SHEEP, ilDGs. CErP>
~ Gui;A, TOBACCO. uhls, lAi, Sc, AID fARM-
INi g..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
The Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, July 4, f8Jg.
The Overland Mail, with San Francisco dates Of the
10th inst arrived last night.
The Republicans had nominated LELAND Stanford, Of
Sacramento, for Governor; j. +. Kenney, Of Santa
Clara, for Lieut.. Governor; 4. ID. Baker, Of SAs
Francisco and p. X. Sibley, Of Placer, for Congress-
Business was inactive at San Francisco.
Capt. Simpsons expedition had reached Walkers
river the route trsversed by It shotens the dstanee
The Ariz0nian Of the 10th ult says that Capt StOns
and party had arrived at Fort Buchanan having bees
driven out of Sonora by Governor Pesquiera Stons
proceeds to Washington. The revolt Of the Opsts
and Yaqui Indians was creating great CONSERVATION
Sonora The IIdians had defeated the Goysrnmens
troops in four engagements, and were marching %
Guaymas, where the foreign residents were taking
refuge on board of vessels in the harbor.
Sylvester Maury had arrived at La Mesilla.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
MEXICO.

We have now by mail fuller account of the
late news from Mexico. 1t turns out, as we had
supposed that the banishment of English subjects
from the city of Mexico, was limited to a certain
number only; those mainly who had signed the
protest on the subject of the massacre of Tacubaya
addressed TO Mr.. Otway, the British Minister, and
in which that dignitary was no less unceremoni-
ously handled than were the Mexican officials.
This affair, together with that of the stoppage Of
the specie conducta by Robes seems TO be at this
time the chief object of interest in Mexico-the
war apparently being pretty much at standstill.
Tie amount of the specie in charge of the conducta
now stated at three millions ard half instead Of
FIVE millions of dollars. Miramon had guaranteed
it a safe transportation for the sum of $3.50 900,
being eight per cent on the amount which
was paid to him. One third of the whole
amount is now stated to belong to American
citizens. When news arrived at Vera Cruz that
the specie had been stopped. The merchants held
a meeting and requested the English, French, and
American CoDsuls TO interfere and to endeayor to
induce Robles TO deliver the money into the hands
Of the constitutional authorities at the National
Bridge as had been the usage hitherto, and as
MGsnion had in substance sgreed TO do in this
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

case. The Engli,h and Fferch COnsus, accomPan
led by deputation Of three Vera Cruz merchsns
at once started for the Comp OF Robes, taking
with them the written refusal of the commanders
of the ships of war at Sacrifcios to recei'e the
specie. The American Consul acted separately.
He dispatched Capt. Farragut Of the aoop-Of.Ssr
Brooklyn. which with the Saratoga was lying on
Vera Cruz. to demand from Robes the immediate
surrender of the part of the specie belonging to
citizen. Of the United States II is said that Min
later McLsne. if this demand should not be COM
r,;ed with. intepded TO laud body Of marines aud
10 take the money or the American part Of it, BY
force. When the Tennessee sailed, nothing bad yet
been beard from either delegation. Asyet there does
not appear to be any intention on the part OF
Roblcs to appropriate the money-probably the
refusal of the ships Of war to receive it will induce
him to hand it over to the authorities at Vera
Cruz. unless, indeed, an express which is said to
have arrived just before the Tennessee left con-
tsininp orders from the French and British Minis
ters at Mckee to the commanders Of the ships OF
war to receive the money, should induce them to
withdraw tteir refusal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
BRITISH DIPLOMACY AND THE WAR.

We have already given summary OF the more
important points in the diplomatic efforts oi the
British Government as exhibited in the blue-book
lately published, TO keep the peace between France
and Austria. TIE last English mail brings US some
further extracts from the same bluebook, consist
ing of dispatches dated subsequently TO the com
meDcement of hOstl.ies.
1t appears that on the 25th of April, previous to
the Austrian call upon Sardinia to disarm, dis
patch from Count Walewsh 10 the French En-
bassador at London, was communicated to Lord
Malmesbury, the object ofwhch was not merely to
reconcile England to the idea of war BY France
upon Austria, but to sound the English Govern
ment as TO cooperation. Unfortunately this dis
patch is not printed at length. According TO Lord
Malmesbury synopsis ofit in thedisPatch which ne
wrote in reply il claimed that France had endeav-
ored as faithfully as England to preserve peace,
and anticipated, as reward for those efforts,
the continuation of friendly relations with
England, whatever might happen. 1t dwelt upon
the constant endeavors Of Austria to acquire pre-
pondersncy in the affairs of Italy, the merits OF
Sardinia in resisting those endeayors and the mis-
chief which would follow if Sardinia should be
overcome 1t referred 10 the claims Of Ssr-
dinia On the good will Of France and England from
her cooperation With them n the late Crimean
war, and upon their sympathy in consequence Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

The Green Mountain Farmer states that little
girl, daughter Of Mr. Geo. Cady Of Northfeld, Vt,
recently met with accident by which five of her
front teeth were displaced and fell from her mouth.
In abou, fifteen minutes after the accident, Dr..
Gilbert replaced the teeth in the childs mouth, and
under bis treatment they became firm in their sockets
and now, to all appearance substantial, useful
teeth a. they ever were. So says The Farmer We
perceive by the New-Oresns papers that DIR. B. f..
Smith has made an important improvement IN the
mode Of inserting teeth with vuicanite base for
which he has taken out letters patent, by which he
Inserts moar or msticatng teeth which are nearly
quite equal in point of usefulness to the natives.
This. if we can believe our New. Orleans eotempo-
rsries is an achievement which will at least delight
the tooth,ess
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
The Pixies Peak Gold Region.

LEAvESwoRTH, X. T., Saturday July2, loSS.
TIE Times publishes a communication from As
gold region dated June H. which is considerably late
than previous advces; also letter from Hsrsss
Greeley, who says there is no mistake about the o.
istepce of gold in paying quantities.
The last three days working of Defrees, Barber and
Shotwelps claim produced 81 200, estimating tho gold
at $IS per ounce. One hundred dollars day to the
suice is considered fair average of the operations Of
other parties 1t is calculated that 500 suices will be
in operation by the lst of August.
New and rich discoveries were being made evesy
day. Large prospecting partiss were also being Or.
ganized for a thorough examination of the mo"ntaia
district as far as Medicine Bow the north and the
Great Basin on the west.
Considerable activity in business prevailed at Den
yer City The effects Of the late prostration had en-
tirely disappeared and further discoveries Of rich
solid god-bearing quartz were being made. The ex.
press which left here to-day was crowded with pss-
sengers.
LEAvESwoRrH, Monday, July 4, 1859.
The Express arrived here yesterday with Denves
City dates Of the 22d ult. There had been Q large
corfiagration on the pineres the divide betwees
Gregorys and Jacksons Dggngs, and it was reported
that twenty lives were lost. Five Of the bodies
had been recovered, but their names were not asoes
tained.
Considerable gold dust was waiting for shpmeut
from Denver City, and specie was in great demand
to make purchases.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

The taxable property of this city, as assessed for
the present year, reaches the enormous sum of
S55I, ,923 I22, of which real estate takes S37o,-
954,93O, and personal $l5o, 1856, 73O; nonresident,
Sl463l, ,462 The total increase over last year is
$50, O,7Ol ,le2. The First, Second and Eighteenth
Wards show considerable decrease; the Fourth 4
slight decline; the Twelfth, Sixteenth, Nineteenth
Twenty first and Twenty-second have largely in
creased
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

The celebration of the Fourth passed of with
unusual quietness in this neighborhood. The
weather was remarkably cool and fine, and more
than two hundred thousand people enjoyed it BY
getting out of the city on the various boats and
trains which piled with double diligence for their
accommodation. In the city, there was little tf
note beyond the military parade and the fireworks
in the evening These were remarkably fine No
very serious accidents occurred.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
Later From Europe.
THE NEWS AT sACKyILLE,

QrrBkc, Tuesday, July 5, Is59-s3op p. m
Europesn news for the Associated Press is nsv
being received at Sackvile, from Newfoundland. Il
is supposed to be by the Adelaide, which was ap-
pointed to sail from Galway the 25th ult. fS 81.
Johns, ~ f. The direct line via st. John, N. b.. asd
Boston being interrupted, shall try to transmit tho
news by way of st. John, n. b., Quebec, sad
Montreal, to New-York.
ION the reception foregoing the Montreal and Qsssa
line ordered open but from unexplained cause some T.
fce the neglected to comply with the request sad w
are consequ. n,ly without the news-Reporterl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
From Salt Lake.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, July 4, 1859.
Later advices from Salt Lake state that Judge Gre
dlebaugh, who had just returned from bis Circuit had
issued, during his uur nearly one hundred warrants
against persons engaged in the Mountain Meadow
massacre and various other murders. The Judge says
that for eighty miles along his route before reaching
Santa Clara ne found human skeletons almost ev-
ery camping. ground, many of whom were probably
murdered iast Winter BY the Indians. lie ALEC says
that eighty white people wers concerned IN the mas
sacre on Mountain Meadow. He saw no Charon ON
oisls along the route.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

AUGUSTA, Ca, July >, ioSc.
The ovston 10 the Hon. A. II. Stephens, yesterday
was Great affair Mr. Stephens made speech o. two
hours length He regarded the long agitation OF tns
slavery question az having resulted benefciay to tb:
rights Of the South he favored the snnexatsSp o.
Cuba, the repeal or suspension OF the neutrshty sm
and the increase Of the number Of slaves but repuds
ted the idea Of more slave States unless Accompanies
with a great increase Of the number Of slaves.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

We shall probably receive three days later
intelligence from Europe to-day. The steamship
Adelaide, from Galway on the 25th ult, has, it is
reported, arrived and her advices are at sackvile
but, in consequence of some stupidity somewhere,
the telegraph lines were closed before they could
be employed to transmit the news. The Asia, from
Liverpool on the same day with the Adelaide, will
be likely to arrive here tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
HoILowAy's PILLS AND OIyTuEyT-FR.up

rRAvpi fkAvp-Lse Quantities Of these celebrated medi
cnes having teen stolen from the No so Maiden
lane, and extensively bought BY the t.de Dr. HOLLOWAY In
cu,y 10 hiu.e ard pr,ec the pubic les, some un.
prhcptd inddua ~kink advantage robbery should
palm OF worthessn so, fatal aItce will hand somsy
person or persons s''ns information that the
any party parties have mia med
res knowing the same to b. s,olen All ootnmnncaiOrs
kediins Mandatory No ~ Msiden.ne will be considered
prysts and s.rlcily oOUhdsutisl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06

The cricket match between eighteen Americans
and eleven Engshmen, which was played at Ho-
boken on Monday and Tuesday, ended last evening
in a victory by the Englishmen, with five wickets
to 90 down. In the first innings the Americans
made II and the Englishmen 80; in the second in
nipps, the former made ll6 and the latter &c.