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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR,
BIZ aid rtts tie adrice and consent Of n, Seacf,.

49, 1855
TRUSTEES OF rHE sF,MANs FUND RhTREAr-set9 York
-Ehsh. r Morgsr OF New York City.
Pom WARDLSs FOR THE PGRr % NEw YoRE.-Ab9ny-
William H. Burle "a Ct Albany Ussts,Iter-JMed ' Peck
" APRIL H. lsssl
SPECIAL PORT WARDEN TO RESIDE At OuARANrlhE.-John
r Rsym I'd Of Richmond County
CoMyIssIoSras Police Fos THE SsrROPoLtTaN Police
DISTRICT iok-Michss UlshoeieT Isaac ID alley,
New YCTt CITY.
hoTAEiEs PUBLIcNsto. Y0,k-Grosvenor ?. Lowry, VIM.
w Niles Joseph y HoBs. 10 ard J. McGson. william
Sinclair Ambrose X. stryker, Of he~-fok City. Say'oga-
Alsmbert Pond Of ssrs'osa SPRINGS. 49,
INSPECTOR o. Ga MITrss-t Unde the Act passed ph II,
1859 l. nst. fork-Geo h. KtcGen Of New YORK City.
STATE AssEssoR ndsr the Act passed April IL, 1859 !
Rem sldsr- Tbomss Cloves Of Troy. Chs~gng-Anei 8.
TbUr.top Of Emirs Theodore Peters u Dafien
COMMISSIONERS FOR LOANNG CESTAN Moneys TIE
Us1ED -Grters-Lber;y Morse Of Durham, John
A, Cooke OF CatskM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
DIRECT ROUTE WEST.
To ne Editor Of The e. Y. TSIbErs

To ht Editor OF Ihs ~ d. irtoHrs
SIR: Integrity" in Saturdays money art.ce o.
your paper no doubt hOHes but not quite .ntsb-
gent Cars can be loared at Jersey City, and take
the Jersey transportation Railroad to Ehzabeth.
and there pass the Ne~ Jersey Central and throagh
10 the Wet over the Pennsylvania roads, without
change is done with transportation cars, csr-
ryirg coal over these roads.
Il is true that freight must pass by boat over the
Hudson TO Jersey City, to enter on the Ner.Jersey
Railroad there aud 1t has TO cross the same river BY
boat to get on the Nev-lork and Ere Railroad, and
also at Albany for the New YORK Central. 10 THAI
respect tue routes are the same. But the Nsw-Gork
routes have other trsnshpments, while the Nes'Jsr-
sey and Pennsylvania route have none. There are
other points in the pote Of Integrity" which viii
hereafter be- adverted to.
TIE obvious fact is shown by the msp, thst New
Jersey Al Pennsylvania lying due west OF Newly ork
CITY must efer the most direct sad shortest route 70
Western cities whose latitude is parallel or south o.
ara cheaper than the circutous routes by the nosth
West CoRREcros.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

A moveuer has been set foot In England to
raise memorial to the well known ard well-belsvsd
old poet George Herbert. 1t is 10 take the useIul and
appropriate form ot church alongside OF the
htse chspe 10 which he oiicatsd and which Is not to
be disturbed a. Bemtiton. Contributions are invited
from toe poets admirers in America aud all gu rs thus
obtained will be devoted 20 some particular portion OF
tie bmdirg which will bear an tscr,plion connsn-
orAtiys OF It's Donors Subscriptions viii be received
by the TreasureIs for the United Ststes, MerS Dus-
car, Sherus an & CO., Nasssu street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

nr, T'n"Tson OF No. So Front street has for Sore
~ 80 ''r1 ssirg coffee from large lot IN his
to- te''rios TO Aymeor Il Co. Suspicion rested
up.'. oo t,tS store bands, named Alfred Saunders
ard Lla'les Moore, who were arrested and taken
before Justice Welsh, whore Moore was placed under
900 bal TO snswsr S.uudp plesded guilty snt ssid
tia. Re had sold tie c. flee to jankd.aler on Old dip
ramed Nike MlBgsD, who was arrested b, Officer
Care ner. s1d cub ,qusnly held in 81 OO0b.d 20 an
ever /. chsIgs Of RECEIVING stolen goods. s,undsrs
yAs held in 81 600 bonds for larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

FIRE CoMMIssioSEEs.-The representatives. Of the
Fire Deparn EFT will in fes dsys, be called upon to
elect Commifsioner to FL y,cancy 10 tho Board,
lard caucus meeting is TO be held to night at Fire
mems Hall" or other public place to select
Candidate Mr.. Abraham ID. CsrIock an exempt
fireman and fire telegrspl operator a. the Ciy Had,
and Mr. John Barry, alec an exempt fremas, are
the most prominent mentioned for noninssoa. I
There y probably DO two more vacancies, ssnh
ruuo red tia, CoauiesicnerJ Wright and Ellis intend
resiepi'g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
THE, LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
prom Washington.
RECEIVED BY

n TIE N. It. Iubshe'
S'''' WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April 10, 1859.
-. coverureni official organ at New-Yerk,
-. H,,aH has sDtas Onistic statements in its
iN :, .o,,sspcndence hence as to the views OF
81. .1.i,i,trstion concerning the amendments Of
s .1e 10 the Cass- insssrri treaty, 1t may be
ss,ri,sd at upon the subject
The Cabinet were together today, but before
q. session was half over the President left to
.ttend it i. sid the funeral Of MF, Pendlston
' Tns,S,,s and Fridays are now the Cabinet days
~, Cobb will leave within week for Georgia
" the late treaty with the WinneOagoes, about
t.r Of their excellent lands have been taken
=. ths Government to sppease the clamor of rAPs
-, ubite settlers in Wisconsin.
william Ledyard Ellsworth Of New-York has
-, amounted Consul TO Cyprus. James ".
Oui,lsy Of PenDgl'Anis has been appointed C0n'u
10 Antwerp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

FrRE n WAsHISCros srREEr.-A quar.er TO
two oe,ock ths morning fire broke out in the cellar
II s.2re No. 28i Wellington street, occupied by @.
Dsri,on & Co. dealers in IS gs and country prcdacs.
r. Gre was quickly ertiDgushed no. however, before
cot Siderable dsmsgs was done 10 their stock. The
csuse If the fire was unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
From Puerto Cabeiio.

PHIADLLPHIA, Tuesday, April 49, 1852.
Puerto Cabelo adyices Of the "a mat. received.
The country was in state of revolution. Gen.
GaIvsez hsd been routed by Pinto and some negroes
Killed.
Gen Gsrysez had force of 500 men. but was scsrce
Of arms.
Gen. ZAmOrs had plundered San Felipe OF 100000
worth Of property.
Puerto Csbeno was in arms, and the stores cosed
af the time. Troops were landing from the Esss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

MmrTART.-1he right wing Of the j5th Regiment,
cotstirg Of the Cry Guard, State Gosrd and s~sss
Gusr6 psIsosd 81 battalion yesterday atternooo,
undsI CON msrd OF Capt. H.uock, comnsodan' OF the
former company. The meo looked vel, and we're Ct
tended By Dooworto's Band After the parse, tue
City Guard he'd an entertainment at tseir ATnory, At
which speeches were II ade snd toss's drank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

Two men named Eoenezer Bebret. and N. X
Glires toipg busius's at No 1875 Broad ~sy, uaAsf
the title Of Ginee g. Co., were arrested BY Othcsr
Gardner yesterday complaint Of fhons' H'se rct-
sop, wno alleges that they dshsuded tin TO tue
an ouLt Of 1892 Is in the sale OF sJms jevely The
defer oabts were taksr be ore Jcsce Welsh, by wh'm
Giires was placed utd,r 81 eco bonds to answer and
Pernett oAs d.sch arged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
Manufacture of Elastic Fabrics.

FHlLADtLFHA, Tuesday, AptI ~, ~,
In the l. ). District Court TO-DAY, before Judge
Grer in an lndiarubber suit restrain the defend
ants from violating the rights of plaintiffs under Good.
years Nulcsmzng patent by the sale Of woven shlrred
goods, the motion opened part Of conpl nsIt
by j. a. Jenckes The point 10 this case is the ques-
zion Of the oWnershp of elastic fabrics as between
nay and Indsnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

CoNNoS CoUSCIL.-The 30 Ard Of Aldermen held
III. business sing sst evening AcommancAon rom
% Sinclair asking that the City Cours. stay proceedings
sRps The suretiss Samuel stucsr a- Collector OF fAxe'
w.s received sIds star Of 30 days TIE Ciy Coun
been rfrned % asa WEhest e'q for .et sment hrson-
,b.nI, D. "a President J5lsr1an TLuron for The
rs inp.t mani slfchsrSed the duties ot Pres
idr, ~ N. Board " Cs.sday, City Csrk, and
Mr. Ellis City NshA were Presented D. AdeIG1sn hsroon'
barsh and Even, AID adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

Esc.PE or Two PRHOsERs FROM BLAcKwELIs
BLAND Two pri,OOer', named Patrick Kelley sh,s
Petty the Barber, and James Nugeut, efsc:ed hear
escape from Bsokwefs leland last evening", bus "a
what amer is unknown othe keepers, Is they we're
Dot missed until the time arrived for locking Up the
r,riar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
TO Antwerp.
, ,A.lsool.sea Press.

WAsHIsS1oS, Tuesday, April -, 1859.
The amendment to the Csss-Yri'8arrl treaty pro,
vide. that the United States s9s Dr epgas the
~ hottie parties in this country intended for
ss si Invasion Of Nicaragua While some prominent eGt
fenSeHu ICING ont the neutrality laws, aud rs 10
iss others are disposed to regard the Iatdc
ton q the dpG 5 Of s NSs,s 70 the e
cultivate friendly d 1t1 SaGsp T viii be acceptable to
,as XS@pistrston which has not yet given to 1t due
confederation. ..s,ha pr;,i.b srtbo,;,ias
% ,smove the obstacles 10 the Clayton Buwer treaty
a. ,,sseot appesrances, if not the assurances are
soob as not to change the belief that there Will Do
Favorable solution Of the question , ,n,
r.'oawsv Aset has been ordered 10 Central America,
hut ,eo6 does Dot row seem to be probable although
several Of the vessels will be sent 10 the Gun wnen
Inv sball sgsip be put in commission. IL IL consd-
cred there is sufficient force il Central America tor al
practical purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
The Boston POst.OffiCe.

BOsTON, Tuesday, Aprn ~, IoJ7'
Postmaster Cspen hiss made arrangements to move
the Boston Post Office bsck to its old location IN Sae
ar, # early in MAY In the time extensive I'm
movements in the Exchange building will make II well
sdspted TO all the present requirements for post
office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
Like Navigation.

OsWEGO Tuesday Am II 10.
TIE ST. Lawrence Canal viii be open and n nsyiga'
bic copoitiOD 10 morrow.
The steamer Boston is loading with -four at this port
for Montreal. $1,000.
TIE American line Of steamers on Lake Ontano,
commenced the regular uips today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
The Sailing of the Canada.

~ BOsTON Tuesday, ApIu IvI Io'''
The K NJ. steamship Canada viii sail from here at
noon 10 morrow for Liverpool. Her mails close at
., ~. Dispatches TO 20 out in her. if placed IN the
Telegraph Office, No. n Wall street, New York, so
% 70 reach here by II o'clock, viii DO forwarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

FATAL FALL.-Coroper .mble held an inquest al
Nc. K.Dg street. The body Of Mrs Issbsla La~rsaos
Scotch soy % f death The result o. TAI
Il sL q stAirs the ieth inst supposed th4
TIE decreased sezet Nth fsotns O. While soins b~ov.
plated hesdforeunos the bottom of sslA
fbs Jury verdict Of Des.h from u! ss .coass
ally EeestSsaL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
Small POx,

AUGUSTA, Ca, Tuesday, April y, IsJg.
Tgerty cases Of snsl-poX are reported ID the va
lsge of Columbus, Henry County, Ala ana .ne ;n
ease was increasing in violence and spreading rsPidy
10 n,her COUNTIES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

FIGHr rs DAsCE House. About o. clock yes-
sre.y ncrrns fight ooesred In negro dance hoas n
Et,h,spth street b-tWsst Sixth and Seventh syenuss %
y.s-a number Of white blsk PERSONS Of dseP1sa5e
The police being called s strained TIA J" "a
Riek coored bed ss leg broksn ana 'cr
sra others badly injured. MAX hurrsJ, zsts aaa
. % tas QUIZ pstso. sEssstef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
Shooting Affray.

NEW OkLLANs, Tuesday, April IL, 1919,
Can't. Booster ard John Vernon OF the propeller
Cou,ser had rer confer with pistols, day bosaer
WA dangerously wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
uovcwerts of Lord Napier.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, April ~ 1919.
Lord Napier ard family lef here this tn. evening
for Annapolis. where be viii take his departure II the
British ffigate for Eng ard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
Boston Weekly Bank Statement

Boston, Tuesday, Aprll u IoI7'
The following are the footngs of our Bank SA'emeti
for the past week;
c.pit,l sS 72l 700 Due o Other bsaia' 49, 80
Lsr. and Discounts 53ip DePst. '''''''''' cd Soa
- sss, 90 CtrcUA;ou.......... oSeoop
Due I'm other Bsnks. sJsorS'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
Things nj Albany.

rpecsl Dispatch to The n. y Tribune
ALBANY, Tuesday, April l9-ll:4O a. IN.
The Tax Levy for New York City has passed.
The $3.50. 900 for the Commissioners of Records
was defeated.
The Charter Reform bill is dead. Certain Re-
nublcsn Senators have been trading votes on this
ouestOn to gain votes for local bills in which they
are interested.
Tbe bill providing for reorganization Of the
Health Department of your City was killed this
morning
The two Houses have agreed to Committee of
Conference on the Supply bill.
The Brooklyn Tunnel bill is signed and the
Appropriation bill passed. The Supply bill has
been sent to the Senate with the Assembly amend
menis sppropristng $50 600 for Quarantine and
S75 900 for interest on canal drafts. The Leglsla
.ure will most likely adjourn this afternoon.
The Senate have appointed Conference Com
mittee on the Supply bill, consisting of Mesr'.
Diyep, W. A. Wheeler, and Ely, who are strongly
assin,t paying interest on Canal drafts, The AS
sembly Committee has not yet BEEN announced but
will be as strongly the other way They can hardly
be expected to sgree; which may result in the
defeat of the Supply bill; and, should they agree
10 nav interest there is possible veto bohiud IT,
The bill for one hundred additional Notaries in
New York has passed, and the Governor will send
in nominations Immediately.
It'll now quite possible that the Legislature may
not adjourn to day. There would be very little
crying at the defeat of the Supply bill, BY any ex'
cent tbose who figure in il.
20 the A,soc.sted rte"L 40 go,
ALBANY, Monday, April 10, 1859.
The Democratic Senators have addressed letter 10
Nr Spirola expressing the opinion that ths acuon OF
The Senate in placing him under arTet until ne shOuu
make an apology, was an unlusthsole exercise OF
power by & partisan msorlty. Iney sta'e tna',
while approaching the importance OF preserving Tue
dignity and order Of the Senate thew do not hesitate
10 denouuce the proceeding as an Jesuit to MN, aou
through him. to his constituents. They also express
their approval Of his determination since his arrest
not 10 submit to the degrading eXacton OF the ma
Jonty, IN requiring apology from han tor an e1-
preston which die not fall from his ps and they can
rot doubt that bic constituents will Iepe with ndigDa
ton this unauthorized exclusion OF then representa-
tive from the Senate
The report is sgred by all the Democratic Senator'S
In the Executive session Of the Senate, tins even
ing, nothing but the appointment OF Notares PHoAo
Nas acted on.
The Lobby have nearly all gone Mayor Wood, and
Others opposed 10 TO the City Charter, LETT as soon as
that bill was defeated.
Mr. Bsiley, Mr.. Movers, ard others, who have
been fighting against toe New-YOrk railroads, re-
manned TIL the final adjournment
No attempt vas mace 10 bring mp the latter bills
Both Houses were dersey crowded during the last
hours Of the session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

BURGLAR CAPTURED.-A man named BAnedtti
wa. .rr,sed ys,t-Tdsy BY Officer Smith a. the nsgs,on OF
N.w.I ohcer, hsvnE been concerned 10 oasAfy on
yirnh sypnue soe tine He locked up avail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
Markets.

pgu.DyLPai. April ls.-yLovE dsehni5g; sap-rnne
a. H. WsraI s,ssdyi ksd 81 sesrl@' "sIis Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

The ssxonis, from Hamburg April !, wss announced
st right as coming up the Bay, but a. the time Of
cur so to press g O'Clock a. n she had not reached
hsrd Ook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
NETWORK LEGISLATURE
CLOSE OF THE SESSION
RAILROAD BILLS LOST,
yEW.YCRK CITY CHARTER LOST.
CITY INSPECTOR D0DGED.

QUARANTINE UNTOUCHED.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

1t is in me and it shall come out" said
Sheridan after repeated mortifying failures
in attempting to speak in Parliament !;
" it is in me and il shall come out - and
this single purpose made him what he after
wards became. one OF the most distinguished
orators and statemen of which British his
tory can boast. lie who Is throughly de-
termined. cost what /, may, to form good
character, will not, cannot, fail OF his end.
lie may not be rich, lie may not be great.
as that term is 'ually understood, but. sure
as he lives, he will acquire what he woni
not exchange for mines of wealth, nor for
the hasannahs of world-virtue intelIi-
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
Aacedote of tho late nr. rscy.

A distinguished member of the Bar IL
New York, happened some time since to h..
dining with 2. Barton Key Esq, who has
just ended his career at Washington. Amer
dinner the conversation turned upon the
eonsianey Of women, and Mr.. Key expressed
aud defended with great warmth the opin-
ion that women were naturally inconstant.
and could always be Induced TO transfer
their affections to the last man who would
address them witt The requisite batteries
and appliances. IIr parted from bis friend
by pleasantly hoping that he might never
practically realize the nnsoundness of his
own opinions and by saying that he would
send to him little poem he has translated
from the Spanish. which embodied his own
sentiments on the subject
The next day he sent him The following
On eve of beauty. when the sun
Was on the stream Of Guajalquiver.
To gold converting, one hy one.
The ripples Of that mighty river
Beside me on the banA was seated
A Seville girl with auburn hair,
And eyes that might the world have cheated.
A bright. wild, wicked, diamond pair.
She stopped and wrote upon the sand
just as the loving sun was going,
With such a small. white shining hand,
You would have sworn twas silver flowing
Her words were three, and not one more
What could Diaus's motto be
The syren wrote upon The shore
death not IncUnstancy.n
And then she turned her languid eyes.
SO full on mine that. Devil take me
set the air on fire with sighs
And was the fool she chose to make me
st. Francis might have been deceived
With such an eye and such hand
Yet one week more and believed
Az much the woman as the sand
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
.Cbe astaNa 9atiun al
GEORGE D. ROBERTS EDtroR.
GRASS VALLEY. EAYst. 1859.
H,nek Rep.blienai-m aud Di.unioni-m

James Redpath, of n. Y, formerly the
sensation correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, and other Abolition papers. during
the Fremont campaign has published a book
entitled "The Rowing Editor, or talks with
the Slaves in the Southern States"
or course it is about Slavery, aud is ex-
tensively quoted by the New York Tribune,
and the Black Republican papers generally.
The following extract will give some idea
OF the vile. reasonable. disunion doctrines
published in this book, and openly avowed
aud endorsed by the Black Republicans Of
New England -
~ more than agree tch The Disunion
.f5olifionisfs. They are in favor Of free
Northern Republic. So am l. But as to
boundary lines we differ While they won ID
fix the Southern boundary at the dividing
lines between Ohio and Kentucky, Virginia
and the Keystone State ] would wash it
with the warm waters Of the Gulf Of Mex
leo. "But what shall we do with the SLAYER
holding classes2n Abolish them "And with
he Legrees of the plantations" Them ami.
ilatel Drive them into the sea as b list OF ce
drove the swine: of chase them into the dis.
NAL swamps and black morasses Of the Soul
Anywhere, anywhere, out OF the world.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE eopartnership heretofore existing between
Thomas s. Levy 4 q. W MaIselas Is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent All parties having
claims against the firm Of Levy Marsellas will
present them 20 Thomas :. Levy for settlement
(who will continue the business at the old stann)
and those indebted TO the late firm will center IA
vor by immediate payment THOMAS. :. LEVY,
g. W. NARSEl.As.
Grass Valley, March is lss9.-n34tf
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

The American Agriculturist asserts that
the great secret Of the success of nine out OF
ten Of the washing fluids, mixtur es. and ma
chimes which have been sold over the country
for many years past, it is not owing so
much to the inherent qualities of the article
them selves as to the process OF soaking
which they invariably recommend. If the
people pursuing the old system Of washing
would simply take the precaution 10 throw
all the clothes to be washed into water ten
or fifteen hours before beginning operations,
they will find half the labor of rubbing and
pounding saved in most cases.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

WHEN GREEK MEETS GRREK," &c
Fanny Fern in the Ledger, said If halt
OF fthe'girls knew the previous life of the
men they marry. the list of old maids would
be wonderfully increased = and the Boston
Post adds that if the men could only look
into the future life OF the women they mar
ry, the number Of old bachelors would be
greatly whereupon Fanny re-
joins, " does the editor Of the Post speaks
from bis own experience ~ The Post comes
back
"Our experience of u atrimony is so very
small compared with Fany's that VIC should
MT feel warranted in speaking from it,
AS Hamlet says, " that's wormwooi."
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

Some of the sensation newspapers have
gratiiied their readers. since the Sickles trag,
edyi with portraits of the perssns most con.
eeIned. An old cut of Piccolomini has. in
one instance, done service for Mrs. Sickles;
in another picture Of Jenny Lind has been
put 20 The same use Mr. Sickles aud Mr..
ButterwOrth have been represented by the
pictures Of two celebrated murderers. The
portrait Of NJ. Alfred Gum. the London
manager, has been offered as that fMr. Key.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

The Louisville Journal said Of the Piccol-
omini that " as u true lover OF the grape
never dilutes his wine, she never mixes any.
thing with the pure purple poetry of the
drinking song" The Boston Post evidently
does not understand the drift OF this remark
as its comment is: " Perhaps not; but we can
swear to her making uncommon quick work
OF a very large pot orporter which kind
parent held for her just after the song at
the wings"
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

A NICE CouNTRY.-lsaac Thompson. who
was doing well but wanted to do better,
moved to certain region in the far West.
few months after he wrote
You asked me how liked this country
and the people thereof. As for the country
the land is as cheap as dirt, and good enough
but the climate is rainy, blowy and suliry.
The people die so fast here that every man
has bis third wife, and every woman is a
widow