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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
FROM PIXIES PEAK.

From Freedom's ChamBi1r (4,ehison), Jan. p
or Thursday last We received u VISIT from T.: W.
Wynkoop snd A. Il. Staunbuger, who had Just re-
turned from the geld region. They left the mouth OF
Cherry Greek on the 81 If December, and the gold
region on the 18th of the month. They came in
by the South Platte route. They Suffered much from
the Geld during their journey.
Mr.. Wynkoop is the Sheriff Of Arapahoe County,
having been appointed by Gov. Denver,
They confirm all reports ~ the richness OF the
mines aud state that out of 100 persons there,
ro more tlan twenty ere dissatisfied with the pros
pects and these persons who would not be salts
fed a, any kind OF work.
TIE miners have prospected in a scope e country
over 200 miles in extent, and hnd gold in every place.
The Spanish Diggings yield about Z, cents in
dust To- The painful of dIt, and the dry dlggngs
about 10 ceuts.
These gentlemen came in for the purpose of obt .in
ing from the Legislature now IN session at Lawrence,
a charter for = company WHO intend digging canal
from mountain stream through the "dry dlggings'
tie purpose Of supplying the miners with water.
Tie company intend commencing the work I'm edi-
atey. They estimate that the canal will COS, 81 900,
0C0 and that The dit taken from il will pay Tor the
work. The advantages it viii give the miners 10 sup
plying them with water will be very great
Mr.. Wypkoop went ont by the Santa r. route. and
returned with his companion by the South Platte
route He say' that the latter route is much shorter
ard infinitely better than the southern Eoute. Tney
both int, nj returning early in March.
As An instance Of what has been made in the gold
mues these gentlemen state that the Georgia Com
psUy sent into New Mexico and bought a large train
OF provisions, paving for the wagons, cattle and sup
Plies in the gold they have washed out. Tney have
also seat two Of their number to the States to pur.
chase large steam saw-mil with money enough in
gold duet 10 pay for it.
A new pass has been discovered through the noun
tsin5 at the Cache Ia Podre, sixty miles north Of
Cherry Greek. An old French trspper, who lives
It, Informed Mr.. Wynkoop that ne could easily
drive wagon through it, as it is now fhe pass was
never used Until this rspper explored it, but now the
Cheyenne ard other Indians drive their cattle through
il To- Utah. The Cache Ia Podre runs through this
pass and the ravne forms an excellent wagon ROAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
State Medical Society.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. :, 1873.
The State Medical Society held sessions in the morn
ing ard afternoon.
The by laws were amended so as TO permit Of the
electi) ID Of SIX honorary members annually.
DR.. Edward Mundy Of Staten lslaLd, moved for the
appointment of Committee of Three to investigate
the facts connected with the Quarantine but the reso
luton met with opposit'on and was tabled.
The prize for the best dissertation on scarlet fever
was awarded to Henry a Darlington of Hyde Park.
The Committee on the subject Of vaccination re-
ported that the smallpox was more generally proNa-
lent in the State in the present time tnan ever be-
tore since the introduction Of the vaccination. They
recommend the Legislature to pass la empowering
th. Trustees Of each School District to exclude from
the benefit of public instruction al who have not been
vaccnated.
Revolutions were adopted approving of the action
Of Mayor Temsnn, in endeavonIg to place the con
troll of the sanitary allaiIs Of The City of Newiork
10 the ha1ds of me deal men, and exhO,ting the Leg5
atuIe TO pass laws 10 effect such Il result
The members Of the Society entertained by
the Governor tonight. They hold session to-mor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

EOs1ON, Ntuhtsudy, FOO :, I0O'
The annual report of the Nova.Scotia Telegraph
Company has been published and distributed in this
city, from which it appears that there were $4,000
II essages passed through the Hslf4x office, 20 srd
from other offices in the Province last year. IL also
appears that the annual receipts of the Company less
the amount paid 'he connecting lines, were $4,000
ard that the repairing and working OF the lines cost
;rihe over az 600 Other expenses have absorbed
the whole of the receipts, and the Directors sag:
1t appears that when the country offices are taken
collectively, the total expense OF maintaining aad
working them exceeds the income by about 500 50
the p,o6rs Of the Company are derived exclusively
from tie tIaliisx office.
The Directors also STATE, THAT with all their en-
deavors and constant and w.srsome attention, the
Expenses of the lines continue to absorb al of their
receipts ard yet these the lines, which certsin
specnlstors 10 Boston and New-York, hsve been try
ing 10 induce the mercantile community TO purchase at
the rounc sum of $40 600, 10 lease at correspond
Ing figure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY
LECTURE.

The seventh lecture Of thus delivered last
evening, by WENDELL PaLLiPs- subject, "Touis.
sant l. Overture" when the large hall Of the Aths
naum was crowded, in spto of the storm. Mr.. Phil
lips said that this soldier Of IT. Domingo was q
the most remarkable men Of any age. lie said he
wished to chow by a sketch Of the history Of this
preventative man. that the negro not of thst
despisei and abiect character which it is generally
supposed to be- but fit to stand level With the
much.praised and oyerproud Anglo Saxon. Rsoes
ike to be judged by three qualities; courage, self con-
troll ard persistence or perseverance. judged by
these tests Mr. PHILIPPE claimed for the black races m
equality Nth the white. Subsequent to 1880, ST. Do
uiugo was peopled 10y wealthy, seIsual, luxurious
plauters who ruled over half million slaves. When
the revolution broke ont in France the echoes schcd
this leland and reused the blacks About this tina
Toussant L'OyeIture, then 80 years OF age made his
appearance and Joined the army, and rose 10 be
a leader and commander. AS evidence of his noble
ness Of character Of his first acts TO send his
old master and his family On board of vessel bound
for the United s ates where they arrived in safety.
In 1893 this negro slave laid Iowa in his Constellation
the p, cipe OF unfttered federation to all religious
belief" and the freedom Of the Hsyten ports 10 the
commerce Of all DatoDs. After short tune NapoleOa
turued his eyes in this direction. These two mea
were wonderfully alike; and II there any init shon,
il on the side Of the white man--ior Tousssnt
preceded his great rival for fame by about twelve
YEAR, Mr. Phillips gave a description Of the charac-
Ter of Touissant sh wing the similarity between hin
and the great Napoleon; and showing how, at last,
when he (Toussant) found all Europe turned against
him, ard hunted WORD and deserted by bis friends,
he gave hImsef up to the French, and was taken "
France u thrown into a dungeon, where he starved
TO DEATH In generosity and true nobeness the black
Napoleon far OutshOne his white brother and his last
cou AZ 10 his son was ro bear no revenge against
France When some future historian shall write
true apd impartial history of the Nspoleons the Wash
ipgtons and the great of every age he will place
far above them ALL in a clearer and purer blue, the
name of this unspotted man. this noble martyr in the
cause Of Lberty-TOuissaDt LOysrtuIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
FROM TURKS ISLAND AND ST Do
MINGO.

BY 'de sr1ival Of the Briiish brs Henriett', Capt
Hodsdon, have received advices from Turks Island
to the Goth nit. There hsd been very heaVy rams
since the Commencement OF the yesr. lxgs per-
centsge of the salt was wssteJ, and there was no
likelihood Of any more being gathered for three M nth'
70 come. Tie quantity on hard was about 800, 800
buthels the three shipping places, viz, Grand rur,
Salt Cay ard Cockburr HaIbor. The rain melted q
crest portion of the .slt thai was exposed
TIE scop SesAower, just arrived from Port-sn-
Platte St, Domingo reports that place in siep!ovab.s
condition gres, man. Of the respectable people are
leaving for Cape Hayter, which has, with al the
northern portion of the Hayden empire, declared for
republican ornof government, with Gen. & frart for
President. Trade very dull q: Pert suPlsts. Con-
6deroe in the President Santana hiss not been re-
stored.
TIE Dutch schooner Mslvine, De Jouge, from Ma
anzas arrived at Turks Island to load salt for Mstan
zss She is a very r,kish-lookiog vessel, with guns
ard materials to induce the suggestion that she has
beer is SLAYER 1t is supposed that she cams for
sslt merely to evade the Briti.h cruisers.
The Brtish brig St. Agnes, Capt. Campbell, Is days
tepce arrived late on Saturday, the Sth, and Mon
day heavy swell set in from the north, which pre-
vented her dischsrging About o'clock the wind
died away, and IN attempting to g.. her under way
she struck heavily the reef knocking OF her rudder,
ijurirg her keel, ard csusEg her to leak about 800
strokes Per tour. Capt. Campbell, an scve, intelll-
geIt msD slthough very young, succeeded in gettog
her ont of her perous situation, and steered her to the
riding place anchorage with the main gstf, which had
TO be rugged after the vessel under way This is one
Of the mos extraordinary escape from shipwfeck thst
has evr occurred about these islands and one who
witnessed the efforts made by Cspt. c. to save his ves-
sci but sly that he deserves the thanks and cont
dence OF both and underwriters The vessel is
to be discharged and surveyed, and perhaps she will
be condemned. There is doubt had Capt. {. been
without pilot his vessel would have escaped, as did
the Henrietta and Dutch schooner Mslvine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

and ssily adjusted BOW by tue appointment of two
new Commissioners, measure which he rccom-
NERDS.
Tue Speaker announced this afternoon the fol-
lowing Special Committees
Os F,Stra! Rra,0.r-MessTs Morris Briggs, Miller. Ls-,
Chsnler srd lawrence.
U Urvy-Ne..r. opiyke, Morris Hutchinson, chanier.
iui Warner
BY the looks Of this last Committee should say
that they would be l!kely TO repoIt IN favor OF
iXirg up" the Usury laws somewhat.
| hesr il whispered about that the Governor
sent in TIE name of Auditor Benton for resppoint'
mrIt to-day. | think there were no other i'm
puItant nominations sent in with II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GovERSoR-By aud with
re advice and consent OF the Sersie, Jan % 1875
m

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERsos-By aud with
re advice and consent of Serste, Jan. p, 1859:
EOTARIEs PUBLIC.
ALs,sY-CHence c. Cheney, Albany.
CAYvGA-Cksfles c. Williams, Auburn.
ERlE-Fleterck Mayhew Henry n. Martin, Buffalo.
GEEESE-Jseob c. Van Dyck CoIsscGe - =,
JIFIrEsox- George H. shsrsn, john H. Napier, JONI H.
Rice. Ws;eTtown
knes-Lea Lacquer H. B. Hubbard. Thsophilrs c. Caco..
W.sse sui;a George Fielt Z. l. SAadsrson, Nathan "
Asp Gordon Ford, Jared Sparks George w Coof John
n Taylor, AuIa.tu. H. Shell William Hughes Of Brooklyn
AeXsIder Wilder of WihAnsb1rEh
LivNSsroS-Aoses Lopr Of York.
NEvfoEK.-ChArles l. Luarus, Charss Cannon Francis
C. BoSrsn, Daniel s-iIu Eenurs Stephenson Gr-nyl4e
kALe, Christian o. EckeL william h AnsronI, William c.
tnsiAs Joseph II. Gray, James William Poe, Ehn1aam T.
Hys, Loris " TineIh Rob-r. seS.l, William Ms,tness,
bsn, De Forest Charles Spear. John FOOT William U.
huniord Richard s,SckpaIe, william T. Slrnh9n j. Smith
Housrs John Frederick Sherman, Allen hu.ner
Tore, Oscar Su.dbsrg EDWARD Cksce, john :. Williams,
ThoEss Sm:h John p Pzl-n, G-ors- K-lloct, j. Ger
ardrs c. KinI William II Dickinson, Edward Fraser,
Richard sil Clark b. Wheeler, James Stesra Theodore
stuyvessnt G-oTr- Webb Aoas Sherman W kn-y.. joan
bss Joseph Lawrence Bernard Relk.r Henry Qas:ten-
bo~, James ~ WeI jr Edvat Robinson IT,. SIMEON Bald
wiz. Ed~n o. Carnes Tkomas Aa.ns, Irving Campbell Of
kew-Yors City.
OsNGI-Chnes Eyere.., Goshsn-
OxoNDAGs-John g. B1il-r, syrScuse.
QuErSs-W.iarn Az. Walker, Hemps.est HsGry A. Bo-
finishing.
osvrso-J. Lsxr.pe. MSyhorer, J. Cody oUTeso.
kIeHsosD-Jsm.s RidIw,y Northhed
srHrsES-Maffin Asst H0rnelsyhIe.
sDFToLs-Jcha y. Ireland, GIe-npor-
WEsTcHEsrkR-L. L-orse C0rcer-, Pc han.
WarSE-JaEes ID. Westfsl, Lyons B. n. Van Derveer,
Chie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
AUDUBoNS BIRDS or NORTH AaERICA

Mr.. ]. W. Audubon announces new edition Of his
late fathers n aguieoen. work, The Birds Of North
America" 1t viii be published in forty-four monthly
NUMBER Containing al the plses and the text of the
fist edition at ten dollars each making the cost Of the
entire work jet one hsf Of the original price the
seven VOLUMES Of letter press, being included in
the charge for the plates. The first number
OF the series IS before Us, sct we can truly
say thai. in orr judgment, the rev pls.eS, from
which the impressions of the pictures are taken are
superior in beauty to those Of the rst edition while,
Ike those they are colored from Mr. Auiubons orgi-
ral drawings which still in the hands Of his family.
The work is to be Issued by subscription, and we
presume tha. at he presen! reduced rate its crcul,.
I'm vii far exceed that which It obtained on It's drs.
appearance. -tsr some two hundred sets comprised
the edition. Since thep, however the number Of pub
lie libraries, ard Of wealthy citizens who might with
to possess work Of the kird, has very greatly in
creased We cordially commend the enterprise to the
public attention. Subscriptions are received by Messrs
Roe lockwood 4 Son in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

TIRED OF LTg.-At O'Clock last night, we'll
dressed young seen 10 walk into the middle
Of Center street, Lear Canal street, place pistol
against his breast and pull the trigger Simultaneous
with the schsge Of the weapon he fell to the pave
ment, q copous stream Of blood gushing from the
wound in his left breast in the region Of the heart.
Officer Herbert of the Sixth Precinct hearing the dis
charge of the pistol, hastened to the SPOT and pro-
curing assistance, conveyed the wounded man to the
Station. House. Hs gave bis pame as Abraham Leecb,
and said be had no other motive for committing the
deed than being tired Of life. The sufferer wa sent
to the Hospital, and be cannot long survive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
ASSEMBLY

Messrs. OPDYKE aud CONKLING presented re-
n.onstrnnces sgsiDs; all the city railroad bills intro
duced the present session signed by large number of
prominent property holders.
Mr.. POWELL presented petition asking for law
for the better security of personal liberty by prevent
ing the rendition OF fugAive slaves, and moved 1t
reference 10 a Special Committee.
Mr.. c. s. SPENCER spoke IN favor Of the refer
ence. tie hoped New. York, like Vermont and 81 asss-
chusetts would at least pass law TO prevent the
forceus Mt Of the vie sud unconstitutional slave law
within the limits Of the state.
The motion referring the petition to Specisl Com
utiee wss carried.
The Judiciary Committee reported back without
amendment or alteration the bill Prov ling for the tisl
OF the Quarantine incendsres in New York or hinge
county, recomms nding It's passage, Ihs ou was re-
committed q fe~ days since ON the motion oil MI.
Christle Of Ricbmcpd.
Mr.. hASTERSON gave notice Of q bill to provide
New-York
Ihe governor sent in a communication recommend
mg the iiFmedia'e passage of bill creating new
Sou1nlssion TO settle the boundary line between New
foik and Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

Hide. 7iesc = =, rsLov. 7.asc. p D Pet, 81 sSsi n
s.eb; Cslfssins, I26fic y D
BBsef Exia AID Fiat quality includes nothing b.. he
hes, large, fs., stalled OIen.
Second quality nolud best fed Oxen The beSe sA
ed Cows AID the bes. three odd Stee Ordinary
sists Of Buls, and the refuse oflotxL
sheep-Ex,r. includes Cos.ss and when thOss Of n;sds
quality thrown out
There were : car over the Ess.sn Railroad; e. over ~
Boston and Lwe the Fitchburs u Of taoss
the Fitch burg ere from Albany.
EFM.Rs.-Thers superior Cattle 81 narket
to-day bioh sold sdvn on asf week; Of the
cbo.,, bJoogh y cw and pair, a No. l." tbas
MID by j. Horn s1ss old BY Josph Clifford
Of GinsntoD n H., TO b. O. Cook, eco, for $780, thsy
5000 Ne wt rros sell about the ssDe az At
week Tar@e realize hish prices must g. their stock IT
before sencog tbem market, such always eel readily The
ouaty Of sheep better than last prices shsls
Rshef lots sold 70 Rhode Island 81 ~ he'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
Great Excitement at Salt Lake.


A private letter from Salt Lake City, dated Jan.
says, tho. Judge Sinclair had adjourned the Grand
jury sine die, upon the petition Of nioe of its members
in which they declared their Inability to proceed in the
examir alton Of Witnesses in consequence of the ex
citoment and violence manifested toward them. The
jury was composed of nine Gentiles sud twelve Nor
ons and the sotious spirit go high that revovers
were freely drawn A general fght, with great diff
Guilty, was prevented The letter adds, that any idea
of an impartial jury or justice being obtained in thai
city, is prepoterous, and that martial law will probs
bly be established.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
philadelphia. Cattle Martes-Hss. 9.

There large supply u Beef Cattle and bt demand
tbs week At The two drove ysrds tho of,n hayas seune1
70 sbou. 90 besd The prices remained sbout ne same -
eroed las, week prime ard s. quality Cs1as seihas Ieo
s9d sle 100 ID Indifferent and 5000 ones were dsposA
Of from S7ds7 s. aid % 20 y looB
eBEIp This nket quie brsb. ana about Wv heea
sold from e3d ~ and ~ cora, according 70 sas0ss
aId condition.
BoGsThe supply Of Hogs sso quite good Snostist q
80 Essd The quits srsk Az ~ aanas
!, fn Ia * ~ 100 % Pct One Hog cxA ,ltioa -
BY MI Bahop Of County "ssssd iS poasda Ne
-. Of COWS were offered aud sslss Ais
ror So IS fOt good kica Coss sas y,n elSet.S fsS
MD ii1s saa Dry Csv1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ...ALBtSY, Feb. >, 1879.
The bill TO amend the Peter Cooper Institute act
was reported favorably.
Mr. WILLARD introduced bill TO abolish the I'M
prisOpment of witnesses. Ii allows the examination
Taken by magistrate under oath, 70 be used evil
6epce in case the witness does not appear at the
trial. The witness Is then discharged on his own
recognizance. Sufficient notice must he given to the
prisoner prior to the examnati,n OF the witness, IN
order to afford him opportunity for cross eXami-
nation.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the CITY
OF New-Nork, sent in memorial through Mr.. ELY,
asking the State TO give up all title TO the Washington
Market ground, as against the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

LECTURE oS FRAScE.-Mr George Jones last night
gave lecture a. Hope Chapel 90 =" The French En-
pie ard its Metropolis and the sudscious insult
upon the name and character Of Washington by the
French Imperial Government st Paris July I, 1855"
NJ Jones has several personal friends who were there
to hear him. and some others came also The audience
was by 70 means crowded one, bat the people
esemed content with the lecture which was the first
OF a series The rest are announced TO follow speedily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
Cambridge Cattle Market.

RFPoETED soR TIE n Y. TRIBuyE-By GEogeE Hurr.
WEpEEsDAy, Web. & lac.
A. market $50 Cattle as Beevss and ms ssorss
srg Of working Oxsp, Cows and one two and tnrssysR
old
PRIcEsor kAKKEr BZxy-Extrs 81 15oe7 81, fn quality.
o. Qsst0i second quality t6 lS4 IS Isl tAifd quality eSi
Ordinary, e. .
PsIcrs oy STORE CATTLE-Worktns Oxeo, psr $50
SlOId 1906 Cows and Calves from $50 eSvo t<yo eUi
Yssrinss nDne woyeas Old SLodsAi thfesysas Old, -
deS
sheep and Lambs $40 ct nsILe.i pios In ios 81 ~ %
G&3 each; extra IS 5Jd4G sc d2 OF from a 9ec. y.
kuasER IRON EACH STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
From ALBANY.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. - lSI9.
IL executive session to-day it is understood, that
the uame Of Elias W. LeavenwOrth was Withdrawn
by the Governor for the Office of Canal Auditor, bud
n. 5. Benton, pretent Auditor was nominated.
The Republican members OF the Legis azure held s
private csucus tonight to decide the butget u be
Introduced tins session 1t is understood th the taxa
ton for general purposes is to be the same as last
year and that three quarter mill tax for the canal
LII no lledf for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

As EDITOR IN TROUBLE.-The editor OF The Ma
non Ala American went 10 Mobile last week, and
upon his departure gave permission TO several OF bis
young friends TO advocate Democratic principles IN
bis paper if they liked, during bis absence thinking
the party needed all the aid could get N it's present
troubles Upon returning home be found TO his sur
prise tina. tie Free Soil Democrats bad taken posses
op, and everybody was abusing his paper as en- Ao-
clifton sheet He apcg yes, end explains naes salts
factoIily u bis last issue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
nv Telegraph.I

Bosros, Wednesday, Feb. >. 1859.
Cape Hayten advices Of Jan. l3 report everything
quiet there but measures in active progress for
tue organization and permanent establishment of the
Republic The new political movement has enlisted
the sympa,hos and support of the commercial class
generally ard in portant aid had been rendered GET
fard. Soulouque and his army in very des.i
tue condition. lie had placed his family en- board
vessel at Port all Prince and there lie doubt of his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
The New-Jcrsey Legislature.

TKESToS, Wednesday, Feb. = 1873.
Both Houses Of the Legislature have by strong
vote adopted emphatic resolutions against Quarantine
at Saroy Hook, and instuctng the Senanors and Rep
resentstves Of NewJersey in Congress to oppose &C
ton to that end by the General Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
Pork Packing int the West.

CiNCINNATi, ednesoay, feo :, 1913.
The Price Current Of this morning publishes its
annual statement Of the pork packing in the West
showing sn Increase in number Of ~, 900 hogs, but
decrease in weight of 6! per cent and decrease
crop. az compared with las. year. is 1900 hogs,
or 81 per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
The CirCaseian Inward Bound.

ST. JOHNS, n F., Wednesday. Feb. :, IoJF.
The ste amship Circassian sailed from here al
o'clock this morning for New.Iork, where she will Be
due about Monday, the eth inst. Wind n. f., AID 9
heavy snow storm prevailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

BOSTON. Feb. p
rr,,a Mina,Inl Nor,

BOSTON. Feb 2-AIr aAips Roe stsodish Hu:cAins CA
cute Mss,rc Norton Bavaria barks RADIANT Finn niA'-
.eles Smith Stoedsa Jsreme; bIiss r. w Packer
Lee (spe HsStiep JOSIAH J-x Mansou Js.mei Madeira Oh
con Babasoes schrs Clara DAVIS Agate Atkins Ak
Caves Gsrs l. Dsys GTeeE.Ih Gspc HAy;!eE; bHkI AEy
Hammond. Mobile; WAyeIiy. fhoU psSa. Rev. OrsssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

GosE HoxE.-"De Sauty has gone home We
find this brief announcement in Boston paper II
correct, il settles several yeIed questions IL De
Sauty has gone home, there must be De sauty, and
De Sau,y cannot be a myth, bot must b something
real and personsl. The Ag.oerst may now put his
uneasy doubts ct rest.