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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-11

Having sold out my interest in the Furniture
business to 4. Garrison, cordial bespeak for
him liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends aud former customers.
feb27tf II. GRIFFITH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-11
Wv Book.


ITO advance on Cotton for shipment 70 our
L friends Connely & Champlin. New Orleans.
decl7-w JOHN BUCKINGHAM q co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
The pemooraoy Of pallas County

Held glorious. old fashioned meeting last Saturday
represented by men Of undOubed principle, who hay,
long and unWayerlngly sustained the party, ant
shared in il victories and its defeat Many Of til,
oldest members Of the party were there-men who
have never falterei, AmOngt them We noticed Jane.
\, Smith, J, W, Crockett John j. Good, T. T. Nichol-
SON. j. w, Smith, Elmonlson, Miller, spillers, Beel-
er, John Neely Bryan, sProwls, Ground, and Others
FROM different portions of the County, The meeting
was conducted with good feeling, and with entire una
nimity, eyinong itself in friendly discussion aud
free Interchange ofoPiniOn,
The debates on some Of the resolutions vert ahlc,
and very interesting Mr., Ruyl made some excellent
remarks upon the Importance Of annie protection for
the frontier Messrs, Bryan, Crockett, Lunday aud
Good, were instructive and cloqucrt The closing
remarks Of the Chairman, ", D, Mas'en, upon the
resignation Of his seat most appropriate aud OK
rressiye Of his determination 10 sustain to the utmost
the organization % tho patty anil Il, ,uc.houorcl
principles
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
uNmira.ion and nnthuslasm in Dallas

Nr Monday night, after the reception OF the news
%. NEls election, portion at his friends aud adj.
n.ur 1t aud determined upon sons demonstration
rtgr5--e Of their qualification NJ his success, aud
III .r ton Of u sound national Southern man To
ME dist 'guished position Of United States Senator,
IaoHHes Rights Democracy is ably represented,
a1d h. e their rejoicing AT this victory, when every
effort "a combination that could be brought To bear,
F7' NJ sed into service against him, The lcmop-
..gA'y4 was conducted with the utmost propricty
EuH d, rum. The Courthouse was brilliantly illu-
Minated The "llerald Onlee," the CrutchGell
House most Of the Stores around the Square, and
many r'iyatc residences were blaze Of light. Fire
tall nd anSilading were kept up increasingly, until
No Trllenaders left the streets and assembled In the
.aur'-nouse, where patriotic and congratulatory
speeches were made by Mcssrss Crockett, Lunday,
aud G.l, Col. Crockett delivered handsome culo-
80 Hi the ability and talents of Gen. Houston, al
tl-'-. Nilering from him politically and opposed to
%. " ne last disorganizing campaign. Mr. Lunday
m' able and argumentative speech while Gen
N'.H passed himself He was eloquent and ex-
% ." ielicitous in his remarks. The speeches
' '.' IN good taste, without any attempt nj hectic
ENt l timed aud offensive epithes. They were
CON. Try, aud well calculated to harmonic the
a... Of the party. The best feeling pcrvaicd,
1914. those VIII" had been opposed To Nigmll adj
U..,t nt lac Was one of the best men that could he
'r.I ' lc Senate. Many wr-timrd cuorics were
g1ssp pom our delegation in Congress, -Wigiall,
h,ur !, Reagan aud Hamilton. Texas nlay well
10 loud Of such nm array of talent, and our State
MAJ st assured that her interests and her rights
Nu. ne amply defended and sustained by them. Oh
7.r '1;irto came in for large share of compliments
f..a lie speakers. Amidst so much enthusiasm, the
tas, cling prevailed and amidst shouts and hur-
r,aa " WigGll and the Democracy, the crowd of
..l.c md gentlemen separated for the night.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
Waxahachie, Nov. 0, ls59.-2O:5t.
Fine EsIOOdeG SIseeD,

VIE undersigned has just reached this section Of
l. State, with 100 head of fine thoroughbred Cots
void and Merno Sheep, selected from the best locks
to be found in the State Of Kentucky, hy himself,
which he offers for sale. Some of these sheep, on
leaving Kentucky, weighed 800 lbs and clipped
fom u to 20 lbs of wool. Persons wishing to pur-
chase realty fine Sheep for crossing will find it I'd
their interest to call and examine this flock. They
may be seen near the farm of Mr.. Lewis Shirley, in
Collin county
L have also for sale seven head of Thoroughbred
Durham Cattle, that have been in this State since
last winter, and thoroughly accmated, and in iint
condition, which will be sold at reasonable prices,
Address the undersigned at Mckinney, Collin co
Nov % 1853 "a :;imo. WAI H. JONES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14

AN A0rp S,v>Nr,-Wc translate from Gahsnaurs Mtm,n-
brief motto" Of "psW sO~PCr given lay the friends r,l
admirers Of the distinguished In Ku,rn "r ylrn,
celebrated on n" Continent the dsc"yccr oi the ~.
NiuoN, sr"'cm lirrEns, uul for which hc received nom
the hands Of the King OF Holland the Grand Gordon Of the
order of saint John:
Last evening here in Icyirn, l,yo had the enjoy.
mont Of on" Of those festive reunions which rou,prc to
mink" "ur III" here puy and agreeable. The pupils aud
admirers Of Herr Doctor De Kuypcr, Honorary Chairman
OF III" Medical Board of the University gave an elegant ,
t"rtnumon in ia" gronlc suite of m" CUE RuhiaL in hon.
or "f til" ninolyrl birthday Of III" Venerable physician
"ndt" commemorate IN" sixth anniversary Of hi, in. ru-
ton among the knights Of - John, his famous dI-coy.
cry of tn" ~tpnurhc, much ouri the Continent or
IT. hrHlthlpl qualities. N"uh, beauty, aud royalty itself
sra"cd this deserved ovat"u AMI the venerable sage st
hale and the h"mng" Of all with much OF
youthful animation and CLEO as If he had really discovered
the Elixir Of Life
Mc'srs GrNRNN OT-, 81 N"wYo'k, have succeeded in
obtaining from tho venerable De Kuypcr thu sole agency Of
his famous tonic for the United States and Mexico and are
already making large importation,.
For sale by W. W Pca!' co. Dallas Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
Mount Prairie High school.

" Assistant
Tic second session NJ this school, will cmncnre ON IA, as
Monday in october. The scholastic year will he divided mo i've
sessions Of Ave months each.
TERMS---uf ygifiyH p,r Session
OrIh"gmplv Rrrliur, Writing biography nd primary
Grammar and Arithmetic, 4, 30
hNllmhr anH Arithmetic continued, Elementary Algebra
Composition Natural Philosophy Chemistry aud iI,trry Il 50
Algebra continued dcum"try, Trigun,mrtry Surveying
nesrl'r'!"" and Analytical Geometry, ntirrcutlnl aud
Integral Calculus, Astronomy, Mental Philosophy, the
elements Of Latin, Greek and Spanish language, Is 90
s' tS VIII Mcagc' from the time Of entering until the
close ul the session, unless in urur,ctcl Illness
Tuition payable at the expiration of each term
This schools located In Dallas county, miles north the
town ri Dallas, the residences NJ Ben Merrill AMI NJ r.
fornrr Board he had with the rrncp on reasonable
terms Each student will be- charged 50 per session. incl
dcNal expenses ll:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N'''""" .'"'''''F, ... ..'... horrors ug,
."ol' h'w'a n''" uI. .-r-.. ur-ror luurr, ,lror,
'''n"''' want o! appetite nr ly for m"ntl or ply..u
"N"'"n and on almost total inrarlry To share in The
Nh"l's"m" delights and pleasures ofwhch thew n
FORM "' ''hr If the ni'rrc Of the nervous sufferer To
S"cl the discovery Of pnn,cca Ike the 81 NICHOLAS sro.
nI hl'Trr' imported by GrNrRY oTIs of NcwYor, Is
q blessing indeed At once hcnthM n-rritine, and dcli.
"ou' Ia the tos", it acts like charm upon the Earring
strings Of the dcrangcd nervous system and falls to
restore that harmony which T. csscnato the enjoyment II
the least OF our earthly pleasures,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
PUBLIC SALE.

| WILL sell, on SATURDAY, the 9th instant il
the town of Milford, Ellis county, Texas between
so and 40 TOWN LOTS
In said town. Also. the Tavern Stand &EZsS
which now occupy, and several out lots ofl;iim
sizes to suit the purchaser will also sell or rem
The Farm adjoining the town, which contains
about $50 acres. Also, lot of Cattle, Hogs
Corn and Oats, and variety Of Farming ute, ais
TERMS OF SALE-One third armand. one third
in six months, and the balance in year, with de-
duct.22 of ten per ceut for cash in place of notes.
am offering the Tavern, including four lots, fol
81 900 in cash, and will give immediate possession
and the farm at So per acre. The portion of thi;
land that rented out last year yielded SO bush
els of corn to the acre: IL bushels being the rent
and corn worth so cts. per bushe is Sc GO per acI
rent. OF course, would prefer renting, provide
the renter would loan one third of the value I
the FARM and take n mortgage the whole of it Fl
the money. am not going to leave the neighbo
hood. but OILY change my location in it, as am W,
satisfied that could not better myself any where.
ARVIN WRIGHT.
Milford, Ellis County, Texas, Dec. ], 1s59-23J
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
To sheep seaisers.

[ | ANlNG made arrangements with houses in New
IL York and Boston, am prepared either TO buy
WOOL or To take it for shipment, to either Of the above
named markets Owners Of sheep will find II greatly
to their advantage to give call, before engaging
their wool otherwise. HERMAN lilRSH
Al Goh s. DOaaldSOR'S former Stand.
Dallas, July ~, lS5D.-itf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
Pressler's New Man of Texas.

. Dr.. lhsse sl mid new maps, c'mpipd by IhaTles W.
hsi baughsmsn u III, GrneT.l Land OAice At Aus
- uiy ouHnui ani TOlkTs, desisne,l expressly fT
ans and Offices, sale az the Herald or
'f e, % ~, tash II is admitted by an that this The
T. tmap Il Texas ever putii'hri, These wishing one
. 1000 taTy, as IhrTv hui a rg LaIl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14

l H'nNr terms will hc adhered In al cases cIept In mo-
ncirl sickness, ami pupils charged from r,tr,,cr l., Gins. a.
,r," rue ralhinuc'. o The locality VI hi, ,glool al tn
refinement ui the surrounding citizenship can mot lee sr,
ANY "lUrr In the state. The huiiug u, Gul,ll /, ,r,r
rn"i; Z" hc,umm"Utr hundred Iuu, ami il Ina ,sn e m,
shr, with special reference Co the convenience. and alurt,tln
inhr health "l those who may occupy Hoard rau h. obtain
u" nr1r The school, ut reasonable terms All bin, !uc at the ru,
II the session. Awil ~, lNhp--tG ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14

Tho popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNAMENT,
is cocXt"nsvc with the civilization the Globe other nrt-
ccS claim TO aNeUatc pain and di~ress-hiS fami-
~ Physicians, Government Hospitals, Farricrs, Planters,
Farmers, Liycrymen &c., have practically demonstrated
this fact throughout the world. No article before rccci
we'd such undivided praise md support from Medical and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14

s. W. '''' ''''''' BARNES 4 PARK, New York.
LxnN,s MAGNETIC pnwDERs,

WH destroy insects, Cockr0acheS Bedbu@s Fcas
.fnts, MothS and all pests Of the ueTmtne Kind
The importance ola rcahear ticc this kind is Inrs
mabc. In wethcr all teens with these annoy
ing foes This powder is the only article ever discovered
which will cxcrninatc them. company of hoaniss from
the Horticultural Society of Paris, while amidst the ferns Of
ASIA observed that all insects lighting on certain kind Of
plant very dropped dead The f,c made Of to
guard their night camps from these inrUdcrs. Quantities
of the plant brought home by Dr. f. Lyon, and found
positive insect destroyer every experiment 1t simply
powdered leaf chemically prepared to resist the effect the
age and climate Medals and Letters Patent have been OBJ
tanned the governments of England, France, Gcrna-
ny and Russia from the Worlds Fair and numerous med
ical and horticultural colleges and securities.
E.rttcr from the Prcsihrn, of the United STATES.
"EXrCuTVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Ilst Jan. 1853.
'Mr. EMANrrE LYoN,-pear SlrI have the pleasure To
inform you that the Royal Commissions the Worlds FAIR
London, have awarded youa Medal and Certificate for the
great value of your Magnetic Powders, &c
"MILLARD FILLMORE, Chairman"
The above accompanied by certificate of Prince Albert
III rs FREE FROM POISON.
New YoRK, October lst, 1865.
Mr.. E LYoS.--pcar sir:--we have analysed and tested
Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly harmless
mankind and domestic animals but death when ill.,
hailed 10y bugs, ants and insects.
JAMES T.. Chiffon. NJ. D.. Chemist
LAURANCE REID, Prot. Chemistry N. Y Hospital
NJ. John L. Rome, Superintendent of the New York Hos
pal says he has expelled all the bugs, ants roaches
value Every gardner and houscccpcr must have direct
interest in an article Of this kind Reference he made
to the Asor St Nicholas and metropolitan Hotels to Judge
Meigs President of the American Institutes James Gordon
Bennett, Gen. Wngcd Scott Cyrus w Field, l. NJ Pcasc,
Of the Five Points Mission, &c. judgc Mcigs says,
This discovery of Professor Lyon Of national import
The Farmers Club have tested it thoroughly 1t
will destroy ocuss grasshoppers, ant, moths, bugs and
all Garden plants be preserved, and houses
made pure
Arrangements made through Nc,srs BARNESS
PARK, of New York have it throughout the world
Many worthless limitations advertised lie cautions!
NEw YoRk, November Sth, 1858.
in retiring from business have sold oil r. insect Pow
der and Pills Letters Patent, pertaining
thereto to Mcssrs BARNES PARK This Powder Is dis
covery made by myself and brought from the interior of
Asia and unknown TO other persons. The genuine
and effective article put up tin canisters, and will
tinue TO bear NV name. "E. LYON"
Rats and mice I've reached by powder and killed
by Magnetic Pill order them through any merchant.
It's LYONS Powder kills insects in p trice,
Bit Lyons Pills arc mixed for rats and mice.
Sample Fask - cents regular sizes 20 cents anu u VI
~ Follow directions. Use freely and thoroughly ed
BARrJES esc PARK,
Tysn3.oml ban Park Row, New York
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
Lost Certificate.

7 Have lost the unconditional headlight cCrthcat
| of Samuel McCouckn, issued by the Board /
Land Commissioners for Bowie County, Texas at til
July term 1916, for $40 of land, 4th class, Nd
1873. Unless found within the time prescribed BY
law, shall apply to the proper department for du
picate S. +. NEWLY.
Dallas County Nov 8 1S5q-y1 OF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
NGticc 10 Mechanics and Brick
Hnsnkks

II HOSE wishing to undertake the building ~ a
. ruuri-hou,c in the town of Mckinney, county "
Collin, tiny hy sixty feet two stories high are iu-it
ri 10 forward Ia the undersigned, Chief Justice vt
said county, plans mud spccjll alton, for said hu.d2s
Of wood or brick aul the probable cost Of each, Il
IT brick, Il must he remembered thgt they canuu' DO
male uUi of thin soil, tsto stand the weather, h-
ut ccm,utug the walls % keep the brick FROM A.,Hg
exp scl 10 the winters rain sui freezes
The county court designs letting OUT the cont -tl
for said building somc time next spring Nnd myTj,r,
or specifications furnished ,,ji chief Justice musr h,
gatuitou-, as no consideration will he paid fr ih,
same, All plans or specification must be hrwm 10
by the first day Of February neSt
J. J. HARRISON,
Chicf Justice CoNin Cy
Mckinney, Tex, Oct. 9th 1859. TlS.3ml
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14

ufyor, -w.5us la- hc,a,oan@ pics tcyr-, I..
mu~ Rvruur -.Io-. -urool, ~0J.,o.. T'uo,, swelling,
num hrr' H'l,., Chaps, No1al-., snI. Gau.m. nni al,
aches and pains ,ou nom. ruI au,rco complain. Iguu
9H@gs@S. CATTLE ST..
such riug1y.r .s scratches, ,p".u .nI-rgI vc.uv.
ho.-e ,a., .aa .afaueI and cured bg t'n Mustang
Eminent
VARIABLE SIOgs9E saTwwt
'T. s. '.,rr Hyde Fu.,, w., Un,t.,-Il. .ue hrrs0
considered r'an. Hl- rasr si..Il .n. since
the free of the Mustang Lnimont, have sold him for
$50 cash Your Imminent has been doing wonders up here"
100 BROAD STREET, pnrAprLrnr,. PA.
ExTRAcr) ain lifting tn" kettle from! tn" fire. it became
pnn.nac"a'lr, tilted over. and scaled my hands
vcrcly almost to crisp, twas awful sight The Mus
tang Lnmcnappcrodto extract the pain. 1t healed rap
idly, without soreness and LET no Of account.
Truly Yours, "CIAHiES FOSTER"
Gcuh lanr.o. thus il lint the constant and natural echo
whorc.rrl~ nr' 81" used. Tn Iniocut is nIspcu-a
bic to ,nu"rs a owner. % horse. .afi mules Mt John
pnn'o~ Monte uaI, Na. aod0sta'o f., $500 who was
rqso4 noln utto' .,o'ea,.s b." '. Imminent n@ory tu-
lily should have it, Beyory particular quo enquire for Tho
Mustang Linincnt and talk, other.
Sold III dealers throughout North rnd South America,
Europe and the Islands of the Ocean, for % cents 80 cents,
and 81 90 per bottle ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
H'DEe SALE.
10000 ACRES of LAND

II VIE undersigned, living in w AN All ACHiE
4, offers for sale Ten Thousand Acres Of choice
unimproyed land, situated in different parts of E!lis
county. ut low rates, in tracts varying IN size from
100 to 1000 acres, comprising timber, prairie and
water, and some of the most desirable situations for
health and beauty, in Northern or Northwestern
Texas, well adapted to either stock raising agrcul
tural purposes. Gf6s"'TlTIES GUARANTlED.af; ss
r. A. DAVIS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
THE HER AID.
L0OAL AND COUNTY NEWS.

|. SIC LEssONs,---Nrs, LATlMER viii continue
" eve instruction un the PlANuto those Who desire
. hstlNrs 81 irr services, an the usual terms. sea-
IL ~ mAr months. % Tho uIlLnn 81 In nmLAL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
EsTRAY NOTICES.
oAi.E.As ,Ogsr,.

TAKEN UP ~ John Irylur AMI, .i. f...... rrF..
'nIer J. T., 'n Precinct N0 T, nir hr- ..Hr ...r
v'HFs ~ I, l.,iil d Dd i'rt Wlitr a. tlir ,.f I'D.
lfH' wiU'rr Wi 'lHr,' In q FLsrauH o.. . . fla .r
branded Is un ru, !,i l".lleE h.s- kuT.. ... r..
A go
TAKEN l'l hy u " litnlns, emil r.lr,yedt. NJ
lN'h"T, j. r. ne l'r.'nr =" T. ui.r rlrril GROW.
t.lI' "l b Marked crop IN iir gi Hul under lg ..
'Ehl 'sn Nr-r' uU t.r ..0 l.v sul ~ Ii,r huTn
l'..'rN M f-l HA
lthLN ~ 'F Nyl.npu Carver, uul ,-trsyol lefre John
wI.sh a. T.. % Precinct Nc Il, 0Rr YOKE NJ uNl,N. enc
nNuNN NllEN year, old marked rTup and sliI in the
N r,I Vnu sll "a the right ear branded n uu tl, I'm lin
lNr "'hcr WHITE anil REh SpEtKIl'R STEER with
80 h'l 4 n''k hAvats Oh marked vTuI O the len end
nl'rlsl ~ the rslt ear 'Hr N ana gi,r yigr hl; Az,
l'lH..s,,,,l ~ 80 ~
q. AhtN lllN Lindsay Uranium snd ,sir,yrI lsf,rr !
i'Nl- " ~ ln l'Ir'lnrt Ne T. ,ur WHITE and RHn OK
"-'l h'AIs "l has "n large lallNIih rW hide COLLAR
l marked swallow fork uni uUrri8t 100 eul r ir,rI
MI sud appraised a. s.' .i
n A.VUN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14

S., .lGP{CJLTUR.RL NFLE1i".NTS.
AMI 'Frj 'inrry Of NIL S,iw'-.
D EAPERS and Mowers, Corn Shelters, Hay
l 1 Cutters, Flows, Harrows, Mills, etc. Butts,
Hinges, Screws, Tacks, Cutlery Locks, Nails Brads
and Spikes, Gimets, Saws, Anvs, Vices, Rakcs
Forks, Blncksmth's longs and Hammers, Harrow
Teeth, Grind Stones, Well Buckets. Picks, Grub and
wedding Hoes Shoyels and longs, Boat Spikes, Sad
dicry, Dray Collars, Brides and Saddles, Plow and
Dray Harness. Trace and Log chains Black, Vanish,
Paint. hewash aud Marking Brushes, Scale: and
Balances, Shry"ls and Spades, Axes and Hn'cAcs,
Sug.r-housc Lamps, Cane kniycs, etc etc
Agents for 'iodt and RnHcrty's Steam l!rgincs--
from three to one hundred horse r1werPortahf" and
Stationary. Strong and Ross Platform scales, ct;
Faers Patent Portable Iron Railing.
JIOro Castle, Strand, Gaycston.--Nov 2--lS2m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-14
nENrnN InINr, ~

INkFN 7 ~ I l. IITkW- tmI l-IrlI,4I I4ITT, William
t'u' L," one hAh FuNEi HORSE Srars "l, Gurv hlo
M. ,ln .-.l I 81 -
FLlhllfh To th" undersigned lV T. " ClnAnIny
."N e. 'uW,-.unnr, "Hn SPANISH MARE, /. NraT. ull
.tNNr HHN BAY witt ROAM hairs shout tlr head lni
f...' F"' 'N ihr l.'' .lN Unn NI.nIrh hrul uy the
l'.N Hr" "nr i'n'A MARE Year, odd u 'au!s
w..l. ..."H T| 'Hr ..'urr ..,f. ~
.'"lH 't Tbs q. A. Miller, rni n.irvrH l,E,r, : -
.,.' D. Ir"N. ~ l''E uA,r rrHr, u'i d Nl.liuN Dap
.. d. '."- -o-.'"H 's,- Ia ca,h oar no hrl.l- 4,
49,. -'.Ht "A '... a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
INTERESTING FROM MINNIE sofa.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
Sr. PAUL, Feb. 4, 1859.
We witnessed, in our streets few days since what
has even become novelty to usthe arrival Of dog
train from Pembins- Three large, wol6shlookiag
dogs, attached by thongs to long sledss, sbou!
eleven feet length turned up at the end, and dss
with furs, pemmcan, &C., beside the three mon on II,
came driving through our streets, ct quite brisk
rate. After tarying q day or two, they started on
their return. We believe they make abont 10 miles .
dsy on their Journey There s only about fouy inches
of snow on the ground and 60 that thsre no
obructops to the easy passage OF sledge on stsgh
over il.
GOV. Stevens, in his admirable address on the
Northwest, before the American Geographical snA
Statistical Society last December stated the cold, On
the route from ST. Paul TO La Crosse he present tar
mpation Of the rairoad greater than in the Rocky
MouI tain region of the northern route to tho Pachc;
and set he presumed the mails would be carried from
neary 2OC miles, in AZ hours. He may be surprised
when he earns what we believe TO be The truth that
the average time for the last two months including
all stops ard delays, has been about ~ hours. The
quickest trip was made in 20 hours and We think none
hes exceeded 35 hours. We receive our msb with
more regularity than did by the boats, before they
ceased running.
The last stone pier for the bridge, which is 10 span
the Father Of Rivers at this place, was finished on
the 9th ult On either side of the river channel at
distaace of 240 feet apart stand two stono piers,
rising like two Bunker Hill Monuments about 30 feet
bipb out Of tho water. The superstrocture 10 fast
being raised, and the whole will be completed By the
lst Of May, and ready for use.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
ARMY AND NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

The Army Register for 1859 has just made its APPEAR
ance We find that our present force of regular soldiers
consists Of nineteen Regiments all told, follow:
ten regiments Of Infantry, averaging tsn companies OF
20 men each; four Of Artillery, averaging IL COM
psries Of about 50 men each; ono Of mounted Rife
men, two of Cavalry, and two of Drsgoons-ssoh Of
the latter numbering ten companies OF 10 msa. Il
would be difficult to arrive at correct estimate Of the
actual fighting material ct the disposal Of the Wsr
Department but we presume the entire strength OF our
Army is little ever or under l6,0 900. The Register
shows the grand aggregate o. the militia to Be, all
told, 2,72l42G.
The United States steam figste Susquehsnns W.
hauled alongside the dry deck yesterday 10 enable the
workmen to proceed more conveniently with hsr
repairs. ss the desire seems 10 be, on I'll hanA, TO
fnish her as soon as possible. The stssnersof-w1
Nisgara, San Jacinto Richmond, Hartford, Lancaster
and SusquehsI No are al being got resdy for - With
the utmost oeerity, and will probably b dispatched
TO squsdrons before six months.
The uniform of the United States Hvins Corps y 70
be changed. Col Harris, on assuming command Of the
Corps demonstrated to the Secretary Of the Navy The
present very unbeooming dress Of the MssiDss, aad
Mr. Toucey highly approved Of the new ay's recon
msrdsd by the Colonel.
The celebrated Msrtios boiler having lately bsse
brought very prominently before the public, We sspsa1
lis, of the United States yes,els which h y nov
used: Nissars, Minnesota, Wabash, Colorado,
Roanoke, Merrimac, S1squehsnns, SaSsnsc, Dspefch
ard Fulton, besides on FIVE Of the new soops not Jet