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 BURNS, SCALDS, CUTS.
 WOUNDS, BRUISES, ETC, ETC, of it in the house. lr'' X RMED with this remedy, ahousehold is always "A protected against sudden attacks of sickness. Thousands ot lives of persons have been saved by its tmely use, who were suddenly seized in the night tune with Cramps, Spasms, Vomiting. Cholera, eilow fever, and other violent diseases. Let dose oi thS Remedy be taken internally, as the case may require, when suddenly seized with pain or sickness, and it will INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE PATENT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-27

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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-27
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

For one copy, one year, in advance. co III s4A Hioheiio 7 6n At the expiration of the year. 3 00
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-27
Cooking and I.aundru stomes

Cooking and Laundry Stoves. ECE1VED by steamer Resolute /l02 patent kitchen cook stoves; champion do laundry or wash lla doz. duck teakettles for stoves: l 12 waffle irons For sale low for cash at the store and tin shop by Marui ;, lo5S. 3m J. BRISBIN. )ECElVED by the steamboat Lady Walton, -AC 70 bbs. of the best quality family flour; l1 " early Irish potatoes;
 '' onions;
 [" apples; ' sour krout
 half bbls. sour crout;
 boxes lemons; |" oranges. Which we will sell low for cash March ?, '59. w. c. SCRUGGS AERO.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-27
Brown and Bleached Domestics.

oHO"H dIIU 0IedCUeO OOmeSt1CS. cH pieces {, { and A blech'd domestic, AC l50 " ss brown (.
 l bale brown drilling
 bales 7s or A osnaburgs. Just received and for sale by April 20, lS59 POPE & ANDERSON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-27
SEARcY POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL,
UNFORTUNATELY. This Institution Opened on he first Mondau In Fe

This Institution Opened on the first Monday tn Feb TT is designed, as its name indicates, to l be thoroughly practical school. The course of studies combines a substantial classical with thorough Mathematical and Scientific education
 Civil Engineering, Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry, with their kindred branches will receive particular attention.
 4 good apparatus is being procured. The school building is being fitted up in the most comfortable style
 The location is beautiful and remarkably health tul. The facilities for boarding cannot be exceled. The community highly moral and free from the vices offashion and extravaganza.
 Students can geta thorough education here cheaper than in any school in the west.
 The most competent and thorough teachers have been engaged. Military exercsrs and discipline have been introduced, and grant of arms and equipments procured from the State. Prof. Ray mond has charge of the preparatory department.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-27
Notice.

We have disposed of our interest in the late issue of Langtree's New Sectional Maps of Arkansas. to John E. Reardon, and recommend our customers and the public to call upon him for their supply.
 FIELD X DOLLY. Mir. John E. Reardon, Bookseller and Statoner. having purchased from Field X Dolley their entire stock of Langtree's Sectional Maps of Arkansas. the same will be sold by him on moderate terms, and all orders sent by mail promptly attended to.
 c. LANGTREE. Little Rock, March 26, 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-27

Castings! Castings!! Castings!H 1S0 ODD Lids; lJL 9 pair Dog Irons;
 50 pairs Smoothing Irons;
 D Ovens and Lids, assorted sizes;
 100 Skiets and Lids, ' "
 l50 Dinner Pots,
 800 Flow Points, different patterns and numbers. Apply to A. J. HUTT, April % '59 Main street.
 Axes, Hatchets Adzes, etc. WYE have have just received good W supply of the above articles, already ham, ded and ready for use-a very superior article. April 20, '59. MERRlCK X WASSELL.
 Notice to Builders DIDS will be received by the under- kI signed, commissioner, until the first dav of June next, for building d court house for Hot Spring county, of the following dimensions and materials to be built of brick, and to be forty feel square, two stories hgh court room up stairs. Ion, offices below wall to be sixteen inches thick below. twelve above. cross walls partitions below of brick, building to have comb roof. For further particulars inquire of the undersigned by letter OF otherwise. A full plan with specifications can be obtained from the clerks office of said county. Bidders will be required to give bond in double the amount of the bid to the commissioners Work to be completed by first day of January, A. D. 1861
 DANIEL A. NEWMAN, Com'r ,oo .-o oi Pulc Buildings. Anril p, '59 It Cost of adv. s,
 Ladies'" EFF you call at Filkins' you will find very z choice and fine assortment of Ladies' Shoes, viz:
 Heeed Glove Kid Congress Caters;
 Heeed French Kid Caters;
 Heeled Lasting Caters;
 ieeed Glove Kid Slippers;
 Heeed French kid do
 Heeed Fancy Embroidered Slippers
 Black Satin Caters and Slippers; Also large assortment of Chiidren's Shoes. all sizes, styles and qualities. Sold cheap for cash and all to be found at FIItKJNS, April 20, '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-27
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-27

Anniversary Notice
 NE Anniversary of the Phi Sigma Society of 'ne onasersity of Mississippi, will be celebrated at Oxford, Miss, on the 9th May next.
 Henderson M Jacoway of Dardanelle, Ark. The public are respectfully invited to attend lg ID. MONT. BUCKNER, March 9, 1889. It
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-27
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
SAILORS, RIGHTS.

However right and reasonable it might seem to
be to give to each nation exclusive authority over
its own vessels on the high seas yet the practical
application Of that doctrine is not without objec-
tionable results 1t serves to screen from investi
CATION and punishment many acts OF brutal cruelty
perpetrated by masters of vessels on their crews
very great, and, it is to be feared, growing evil
The London Times calls attention to the fact that,
in the twelve months from June 1857, to
JuDe. ISIS. there were admitted into the North
ern Hospital at Liverpool upward of hun
dred and fifty patients from foreign merchant
vessels, mostly American, suffering at the time of
their admission from injuries or matreatment at
the hands of their officers. The law of nations, as
it stands at present, forbids thu English courts
from calling the nfcters of these injuries to ac-
count though both parties, the injured aud the in
urers, may be within their jurisdiction, except In
cases when the act has been perpetrated within
British waters If seaman be killed or manned
by the officers of foreign vessel while on the high
seas. though that vessel atterward enter q
British port, bringing with 1t the corpus
delich, the MANNED seaman, the captain
who manned him, and the witnesses OF
the transaction, and though the manned seaman
be deposited in a British hospital for medical
treatment, yet no British court, nor anybody else
on British ground has any lawful jurisdiction in
the case, and the only chance which the sufferer
has of bringing the persons who injured him to
account. is TO return to the United States and
here TO institute proceedings, if, indeed, when he
gets here the parties and witnesses are to BE- found
of which there is but slight probability. So the
officers of British vessels arriving IN the United
States are under like circumstances, free from any
responsibility to our courts. The effect Of this rule
must evidently BE- not merely TO insure IMMUNITY for
many injuries of the grossest character, but even
TO hold out temptation to make the injury so
severe as to render il necessary TO leave the sailor
behind. thus deprying him Of all but the merest
chance of ever obtaining any legal redress.
This would seem to be a very fit case for mod
fcation by treaty, of the existing rule, similar to
that which has been made with respect to the ex-
tradition of criminals OF all nations in the world
We and the Briti-h have by far the greatest inter-
est in navigation, which interest cannot but greatly
suffer from unpunished abuses of this sort. Our
laws and our system Of administering justice are
substantially the same and Why not give to each
other mutual cognizance OF such cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

rumors Of wsriike character. Some Of the news
uongers even 60 20 FAR az TO announce that the
French Government had ordered the railways to be
in readiness to transport sixty thousand men into
Piedmont at the shortest notice. On the other
hand, and alone forming an exception IN the uni
versal voice Of the press III every country the Pays
of Paris declares in its impression Of Sunday,
April 10. that Austria mas Withdrawn a condition
on which she had hitherto insisted as a sine qua
non, previous to the holding Of the proposed Con-
gress, namely, that Piedmont should first di.arm.
This report had the effect Of raising the spirits Of
the stock market to some extent, but does not
seem to have been much credited in Europe. How
ever, the next steamer will bring US some light
upon the subject; for the British Ministry was to
state what was the real state Of the question dur
ing the sitting Of Parliament of the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

AcGdcmy Of Msic.-The opera Of Norma WA pro
ducrd last night for the purpose Of allowing our pub
lie to hear Madame Alaino in the character Of u.
Priestess As the lady had been largely prsised BE-
forehand expectation was on stills. II has been a.
plenty observed that expectation must not be ~
highly excited in advance. With a iue regard 10
gallautry. We are afraid that it was too high Lad
night Madame Alairno, though born in the sams
islet with Bellini-perhaps in the same cty-vas na
born to act Norma. She has merit for reduced in
tens fcations but for the high-strung love
and wrath of the Drudes she is deficient
Its matter for details. They come as analyses whea
the merit # a performance is sufficient 10 make &
entire but when Deficiencies point 10 sudden denIss
in ant il il not worth while to be overcrtcaL The
prima donna Is good-looking; vocalizes f'irly-and
less the stereotyped nterecton Of certain bad musca
phrases at the close of the sentences. gives the
text clearly But beyond that we cannot go in way
of praise The very moderate execution of the others
may be- passed over
We think Mr.. Uilman does the Academy handy
giving such inferior performances.
The Dramatic Fund BeRcff.-The Amateus are
coming on finely in their maiden attempt TO ptesex
the drama properly to an approaching and liberal pub
at the Academy. All the dramatis persona prsr
emit and went through their performances much to the
delight of select but large audience who were pres
ent by invitation. 1t is not exactly in order to crit
else a rehearsal, but we may be permitted to remark
hat a number Of the parts exceedingly well acted
and thas the entire entertainment bids fair TO be
most interesting one. II cannot fail certainly. to Be
great pecunary success, aud to realize large sun
or the treasury of most worthy institution. The
names Of the characters and of the actors "Dah
Hour before the Dawn are "a follows:
Joseph La Force brother q Ece mistaken and oupor
Howard Wsnwng, brother Of the dSmstss oi tAs ss
Bshop - =.
La Force Gzleriau assuming the rank q La Mnuis de ao
seron-Alfr.d Carroll, Surgeon.
Baron Trop shOr sighted mddlr aged and inq''ti'e-k
~ Curtis. 90
ycouut de Ro.irye hAh spirited aud sensitive Hoblsman-!
Cunt Alfred De senneye pecksss irrguer Charles R~z
berg bogrs phsr ard dramatic agent
Cheyelier Freluquet, ire is,ibo orea'ure-J Angus
Psge. lawyer -,
Moa.e@5 de de- M,I5ae A friends NJ R piss
Papillon vele, 10 Coun,-Mr. Gambril.
Para Chsrye Tours Host ot Thieves RendergOu "iihso
M Jsmrs Gsfcrty artis' IN paint aud canVl-.
Captain II GuardAr Belew, artist Ia pencil and wood
various hard driuksr. Of the Cabaret, By hesT MAJ
Frrdercks Morton, Bovine, Addison &c -,
Cecil. L Tour IscOuut.ss de RO-eTsMss EDtt, "a -
daughter If DR.. Elliot ocullst. 49,
Musesiiut. femme de chambre-Miss Brown.
Reyel!ers, Visitors, SC, BY all sorts u people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
RECEIVED by
S,sciIl Dispatch 20 The y. \. Tribune
.,~-.----.-..- nl.- ALL o. I.

WASHINGTON. Monday, April %, l559.
Secretary Cobb leaves for Georgia tomorrow,
to be absent about a fortnight.
Proposals for the performance Of the mail ser
vice in Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia and Florida were finally determined to-
day. The aggregate cost will be about the same
as under the last contract, but this result IA at
tanned only by large reduction Of mail facilities.
Bids for service as heretofore ranged about ID or
10 per cent in advance Of those under which the
last contracts were made. The Department con-
templated in its last report II per cent increase OF
service in this section where there is now so large
diminution No offers have yet been received
for the transportation of the California mails from
July till October next.
Much complaint is made against the Chicago
Post-Office, which Mr.. Postmaster Cook, who IS
now in this city, has not satisfactorily explained.
One of his clerks has been removed by Postmaster
General Holt's order, for the ofense Of opening
letters.
Mr. Brady and Distrct-Attorney Ould have occu-
pied to-day nominaiy in discussing the legal nstruc-
tons to be given by the Judge, but while addressing
the Court, they have aimed most Of their remarks
at the Jury. The whole merits Of the case have
thus been canyassed.
Judge Crawford will it il likely. rule according
to the indication of his decision admitting the tes
timony for the defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

hoped that for the hundred years L, come p,,,;-,
Aufficans Would never be found fighting etc~rs -
by side. lie then reviewed the GOyernorI;e, .r,,'
canada, and took occa<son % say that h. 49,
think thu; the Brown party N Canada We. vor,h.s
any better treatment than received at tn ba,s.
ST Edmund Head.
II. Ar-vi,. and Nsr.>' u Crr-S By1ia- ed q. L..
stas-iyey~5 called uPou 70 ha,, rn1y r b. side b. - /,
After " Rule Britannia" and IN. "Ss.rSo,.,,.,
Banner Major CADr responded lie hoped 49,
difficulties, hitle large, would be coassier,s a. -,
~ qusrTels. We were now really more alike tb,, -
had ever been before. But when we American, -.
see II gland taking position the COn,sneu, II g.,
az Constitutional Liberty. then he knew ,he bvr6..
sympathy would be aroused In this country Or h.,
a note from Commodore Brrcse Of the Nav ~
was rad, ending with the following sentiment. ~
The Nan IF ErglcnG-l.s deed. a. AN.si, T,,f.l-,
every VitEcss rs ssia and ca1ng and ,Aensr IA, a.,
56uara'icu ~'
= Our St-, Soe,e ard 'tei, AorOred R,y-,.,-.,,,,.
Mr.. NoEEn. President Of the n. Andrew. so.sos,
responded, Concluding:
Bsnerei-lee and Fai'ie,s~-Bea-,.iy Illustrated ,, n,
George. Sosic'y u NtSAogt.
Loud cheers.
Mr. BELL responded fer the St, Patrick, Sooss
concluding;
"Her,'. hearth to bore-, john Bril-
w, When hs.' gone w .han beer 6sd .nOsher;
Here's health to GA Er s.Aud b. nssA.s-
Mr.. De PEYsTER OGDES responded for the :. M
olas Society, concluding with the following:
TIE Scas y te 81 Georgr, Socen-Tbr love (t N. La,
their birth ycs PROMISE q resY AID protection ia tAe -
their adoption.
Mr.. EyARTs responded for the New-E nrapd g..
ETY.. lie said that their reverence for NeN-Rnct.sJ
not because Il new, but because II was 49,.
England. The Purtans looked back with love IN IN.
land from which they came. What peoples wer. !.
alike a. those Of England and America The phik-o
pher must recognize IN the growth and separation a
the offspring from the mother natural prOcess W.
were alike even in our faults. Ii We we're saucy n,
g.ishmen were sur.y. if always ioetling p.e
pie in our way, they never budged a hairs bfsaaA
out Of the way If other people, And as for malaJ
confidence they showed 1t 10y always lending us mosey
when We needed it. and We even greater confidence
never paying it unless II was needed. the youth
thought II great crime 10 plumber his mothers poek
cts. He concluded with the sentiment:
The S0rcregH u EEgGnd-A famous moasrrh Of sreA -
pie h.r yTtlss have recovered the homage or-t =.
LeaTts Of people, y ch denied 20 her cruwu.
The President again interrupted the regular tossss
10 propose
The Pross.
Mr. DE CoRpoyh responded. He wished tina. thers
had been ter-Cylnder press 10 respond be was oa,
a little cog IA the press. He compared the pres Z
III gland with that OF the Continental nations, aaa
c ,ed by denomustiIg bicoria the greatest and bes
Of women that ever graced the world.
H0mdH
After a song. the PgrSIDESr called on the ylsA
President, who responded to woman very warmly,
and after volunteer toas,e, the company separated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
F,prp,vrxTING ON THE SICK.

Everybody that when dug fails 70 relieve patient
n aior administer another AID that IN some eases dozen
nAa Of reaiuen tried IN The hops 81 stuuoA ph tAs
rEht one What bliudfld work Cal tna be cara lsHse
xlich uns trough the whole drug s IN search OF
TIA, .aV b. beneficial Docs the name oeloh8 ta
Onohsn sesbe mode Of treaieui which produces hr -,
IL ali S ea-es those ,drcs beg nicd ate rcc ana seer
nate ouref II 49, Rsdwsy's Renedics the inialose
psuts IL RIA Science and regular medical practice Il me ~ en-
pircstn hun AZ being took kad~sy Rebel $40
fors for cholers choNc bhouses, reuitien fever
brain fever. fever aud sgse, aly acute ana Paiai
without xpcrencns immediate mitigation oteNey
and ssouEnk kymptom No victim 81 Sor0fuA Osnoet OF
h. Radways Resvent whos- tsued blood was mol PIho sAo
ssnea health restored by s 10 this ,nphese OF heneoe'
Egs the whole practical mstera m-dra. -.
Rsnshr that this established fac, that Pals. Ache.
ar continue 10 agonze the part Of the syeA
sb,a R.duay's Ready Relief is applied.
Remedies sold By druzss and merchants eVcryvherr
R.pw.T a Co No l62 flloas,., ke~f0gk srsS May l,
No = I2aas,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

The Aldermen last night, With only one dissent
ing vote, adopted the unworthy proposal OF paying
81 $50 for the expenses of eight men at Albany for
less than two weeks. They went without author
ity. disgraced the City by their importunate ur.
gency in the lobby, and now design to plumber the
Treasury by way of completing the transaction.
Ii this swindle ever passes the Board OF Council
men. except by strict party vote, We shall be dis
appointed. We should as soon pick pocket as
vote for such barefaced robbery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

The steamer 81 Louis arrived last evening with
the California mails of the 9th inst, and upward OF
81. zoo. 600 ia treasure. In an interesting letter
from our San Francisco correspondent VIII be
found an account of ferry-boat accident by which
. number of lives were lost and the particulars of
a case of horrible cruelty on shiPooard From
South America, we have the details Of the attack
upon the American Consulate at Valparaiso and an
account of terrible earthquake which has almost
entirely destroyed the City of Quito. There Is
nothing specially noteworthy in the news from
Central America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

The election of yestrymen in Trinity Church
takes place to-day-an election the result Of which
will necessarily and perhaps vitality, affect the
policy Of that wealthy and powerful corporation
with reference to the poorer churches OF the Prot
estant Episcopal communion, aud perhaps with IT,
gard 10 other matters. We hear that an effort Is
10 be made 10 exclude from the new Nestry all who
oppose or demur to the policy Of "eVery one Tor
himself" foreshadowed in Mr. Dix's late financial
report. However this may be, 1t is the simple
duty Of every member TO attend the election and
vote as his enlightened judgment shall dictate
Thus only can any great property-holdins corpora
ton be preserved from becoming the merc PuPpet
of few active, influential leading managers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

BaU7AL OuTRAGg.-0n Saturday night one ~
ward or Edwin Stroud and Anna his wife, residing
No. IS Greenwich avenue, were unprecedented BY 70
cer Dawson, Of the Jefferson Market Police Conn
charged with assault and battery upon the PEI
son OF Jane Clafin, girl IA years Of age. y
alleged that the husband forcby violated the psrs~
Of the girl entering her bedroom and sleeping N he
bed during the night. Mrs. Stroud was, at the hms
absent IN the country and upon her return she chae
her with intimacy with her husband and apples
abusive and scsndalous epithets toward hef lie
girl denied the charge, preferring rather
suffer from the outrage perpetrsted ~ the h1soa.
ttau make complaint and subject herself to violence
he hands Of the jealOns and ,niuriaied WE "a
sunday yerk the girl alleges that Mns. Sh0nd Aep
her locked M in the house and wonld not psfmh nei
90 out. The following Wednesday morning Nh.
AGAIN mentioned her suspcions, and aiter ~
versing with the girl some time; tom per ' -.
II she would confess all she would nct haI IN n s
In aUy yay Upon such protestaiions Miss Inn. "a
finally told how, and IN what mAnnei =" gono'" "a,
beeu outraged, when the woman ~" r.
a ,iiIert nassion ard Selling ketie Oh po,it
hot water dashed il the head, nech anu
Ftbe unfortunate gill scadng her IN drea1iui mag
- MIC succeeded in escaping from the mouse aDs'
making her way home, informed her parents 81 IA ~
Rad hammered Complaint was made aghln7s -
.Lo man and the woman before Justice heAy' VIZ
,ed his warrants for their arrest. The ohcer sie,
a ZACH of several days, succeeded IN hhdiIS -. =
ouiltv parties and also found shem prepared "a "a
hail and counsel. II appears that on me liz ~.
- rbtch the warrant was ksueSi VI
Pay+es Lent In piano-orte nssuiactOry where ~ ~.
= or gss employed and subsequently tley -,
,Jsrs4lyes In house in Mneita lane ire niAs ~ e.
beld ,be accused 10 bail in the sum Of ~ ei .
examination Mis- Claim has since DeeH . oGa.' IN
her bed and i under the care 81 . 49, h., n
scald. upon her neck val probably dEusu' N''