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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

MORRIs BANKING To-,
jersey City Jan u, 1853.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board of Directors
~ have declared from TIE earnings Of the Canal sEni
ANIMAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PR CENT UPON the az
FERBED STOCK sl.o, Dividend of oSs AND HhLf NJ
PER CENT upon the CONSOLIDATED STOCK. Both Dvi-
dends PAYABLE after the h Of February next az the
Office Of Company jersey CY or TO Stock re-
IN ard Philadelphia a. the Once Of Messfs L. '"
CLARK Co. a. that place. , o ~,
The transfer books VIII be closed from the 2.. inst until
Fehrusrv l. L " CONDIT Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
nemopais.

DEMOVAL.
III THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY has been this day re
moved 10 PARK BUILDING Entrances Noe 81 fARk-RON
and l45 NASSAU -sT.-New York. Jan. II, 1853
McKELLOP & WOOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

A. J. BLEEcEER, Anctioreer. -,
LXECUTOR's SALE on ST. Marks PLACh.
II A j BLEECKER, SON Co. viii se st sac aCn 10 r on
WEDNESDAY, Jan 49, a. u 6eock st the Merchants A~
~TSFCUToR's SALE ON ST. MARKS PLaaCIssTCIoss PLACE. s
,.usbs threesory attic and basement brick boO Il eno
LOT No. 10 ST. harls place, g. east tfoD 'o,s. n' %
sIS5 feet, contains tiAs, Croop, &c. Lot .Sel .s
sfl bsps, &C., az No. 2 Brosds- ti4oJ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
legal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an srder OF the Surrogate
Of County Of New Yorh, aotce h hereby Even 10 al
p~rsons JACOB srRAUT late ofthe City
o Hewyoss eeees-d % presnt me s.ns with voaehsrs
No lsa Bsni a. IN City of New Yors befors the
se'fth day Of Mach nsI,-Dnsd Ssw'fox, the Sd dsJ Of
= l..sns ISAAC oSDERboyK, k1eeD'srs'
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of S.s York Notice hereby given a.
p~r,ous sssinss CBARLE3 HASTINGS lsfs 81
the Cisy Of Nevfok sssess-d present s.se, with
veoeo- hsrso 20 the 'ghcrb- a bin place Of b1ness No
Pk Roc, IN the City Of Now Yors before La
day Of Jane nexDsed New TIE th day Of Decsnbsr
lS5s. @ VAN corr
dill lawsm' Atutstrstor with the Wih sansxsd-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

IN PURSUANCE Of An order Of the Surrcsste
Il OF the County Of NsvYorh, hereby fyen -
es.ons having Claims asA.ns, BENJAMIN s. X hCHAkp-
SON late CT the Chy os NevYorh deoe>ssd 70 Pesent u
with voaebers thereof 20 The sohscber n h pare of
business No 70 Crands In the City Of BrooAyn Eas:sn
District before the ninth day Of pr nexps,et New
York the eighth day Of October ls5s.
HENRY C. RICHARDSON Eseestor.
ee iswemS OLIVE w. RICHARDSON Exeea,rtr.
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge
IN Of an In solvent from his debts pursuant provors
he third article Of the st title Of the hkA chsps e he
second part of the Revised staiutee-EpwARpE Z. B0WEM
YORK. i,solv.pt Notcs Gre; ribshsd Ns,smser ~ isss-
Creditor, 70 appear before The Hon. L. CULVER City Jsdss
Of the City court Brooklyn, his chamber No. S rsoD-
IN said City Of Brookyn on ;he Lee esy OF sseresy.
t eocoek In the forenoon, and show cause, any ssey
hav. why an Of the said nsovent estate saoeA
not be usde be discharged from bis debts prrsast V
tue P'''" " ~ PARSONS, RIGGs L RIGGS,
pso iavltwSst Attorneys. No 10 wsii'' Nes-fosa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

4 TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
IN GATION COMSANY'S NEW-YORK AND GALWAY
LIEE-The departure from New York will be the
ship CIRCAssIAN Capt. Geo VIM Jsckbon, THURSDAY,
Of Jsnnsry touching 81 Johns F TO receive
the royal mails. Price of PASSAGE Frselsss, So second
on railroad In Great Britain. ThrdcSs must provide
plate inif fork kc ard bedding Passage to st. Johns:
Fclsss ass; second as For freight passage inquire
Of AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, No 81 Hudsonst,
and al their other Offices in the interior Passage in
the can secured any Of the above Offices
bring of the principal cities the lines Of
rsixs sy in Great Britain S35 from Galway for $50
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
ALEX HOLLAND Manager.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

NEW SHORE ROUTE to PROVIDENCE and
IN BOSTON via NEW-YORK KsodNEw-HAvEN NEW-
LONDON, sTONINGrON PROVIDENCE and BOSTON
RAILROADS.&C. and xfer Dee - trxins viii lesvs nh z
q u, and sriys In Providence SD and Boston 81
D. n. RICHARD ~ DOWD superntendsn6
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
Dniloims Alaierials.

C0AF-STONE from the MiDDLEFIELD
~ QuARRlEs IN lots 20 suit either h the xoosh eoeh ot
swed into slsAs o othsrwlss nasnufactassd psscFtvs
~sAlotues sent sy mall ,pYdcstioD 20
JOshfAP. PRISON, No. 5 Wal ~, Neu.rofs, o.
JONATHAN CHILD. es.-Worthinxton. Mas
THE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
4 r1pply ths beautiful
BUFF-CoLoREp STONE
scf eotefs snto EGnbe. of he finest recec5
1900 ie EevYofk Baltimore Philadelphia ks They ala
s.a ths >zs s.oIs Of ooor vita anss Or
~ ee taken fof point TIE Asntic ssaeoad 90 cof
"a SSne eises. SAMUEL p pINsSORE secre.sry
Seot s'e Nsssse-st tCoapoLsss Bsl.Ssagl Nee Yssh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

f1ENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting a. New Hampton vito the Delaware, Lsckt
wanna and Western Railroad and At Esston with ne Lehiss
FALL ARRAsGEMENf, cornmencin, October !, lsss:-
Nc North River, .. a u, and p n for s'Iner'
vile BY above trsins and q. p. N.
Jersey Railroad which leave from the foot Of Court
and.s', a. Y and u m, and and m ,.u.
H. - N and q N JOHN o. sTEKss. sapsha:eadsa..
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Lesves Fulton Mar.
na SIS .ad s. N. The s.V. ro.hins. l. l., s.s1
...sns. .as .i sna 8. 30 ss.. Ha H.a:ef: Fo.
ninu.ea Pare 26 centa VIZ. sAIfa keosaves
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD From Dec!
Il g. 1883 the Trains win leave Cbsmeenss stsaon :.
.ls u e s,i 8. pSsS' Per-! 81. for s.s ss. sS
g. s :s Ir;s: cs.. SR = @ wy %
s:s and SIS N, and At.ny sbog, Is minute. i..er On
sunoaJs Il s6. m. A.F. SMITH, supertntendenz
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Os
fss. iS. M s:,s aas ::i a;as:
pUNkIhk EXPRESS ss. n. for Duaitrh sad prnaiss
NAIL wEsr q u, for Dunkih and BafLc, and insse
IoCKLAED PAssENeIx .'r n, RON 700. NaruyA,
~ NV S1ssSses ~ s1n :1 % s:ts.s Port y
EieHi Ex,REss !. 50 ? n, s0r Duntrt md saH.A
MIGRANT ., s , m, ior DunkHt and suaa,o, snA hsss
1n- sbsv. Trsi.s ran daily. Sundays .respe.l
1he.s Lrprs. fr.ns connect E@,rA With ne Elnn q
d Win h. Buals FsvYort snd Eh. RarO.a for hoeAss
p .s., Ls.:..sH. nd W..:n R.irosd 2; ssr:a:ss, !,
Buaso and Dniirt vita Lsis Shore RArosd ss c'svs
.'- '' ''''' D';5fii Ga1sIs: S1is:' aoSAn raaa..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

OLIPPER, SATURDAY, Jan. 15.--ROSS, FAL
~ CoNER 4 Co = line for San FRANCIsCO-The famous
extreme clipper ship WHIRLWIND, John N. Get comnan
der This wen clipper, carrying but 1870 tdns now
loading Pier No r. East River Under her present able COM
,nd She has mads four passages Mebounetne longest 10
n and the shortest in II days believed TO be- he quickest on
She is in perfect order well ventilated inures At ,he
rates being small capacity viii have prompt dis
patch. Apply TO ROSS, FALCoNER Co, Nc is Pinest'
Dempster CO. Collections made Calforni. and Oregon
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

E,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIVER-rhe splea td and supenos
steamer BAY STATE Capt Jewett leaves N-s Yort eyeJ
TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana SATURDAY a sclock P m,
and tie EMPIRE sTAfE Capt Brsytol, A0SDAYi
WEDNESDAY .ad SRIDAY, q: O'Clock from Pier Ne
sN. r
Hereafter Win be regarded secured 20 sppk
cant until he saEf shA have oeen paid for
Fresh; Boston Is forwarded through with sres dssch y
o. Lxpse IS freight TRAM
wM BoRDEN Asrr. Nos 70 and Il w-st-sA
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN lsSg WINTER ARRANGEMENT lse.
Commencing November = lSS.
Passenger Staten IN HevYork corner 2ths- srd tsNs-
entrance zth-st-
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORB
Hor New Haven, g texD; l2:<5 2:+ tex) sS 40
ESQ For BritsePort, m teIlj u S 2tS teh)
snd 4:So For Mfs-d. strstfoTd Fsirhed so1th-
,ort and WestPo l2tS S;t5 and so for Nor
vaf, g. i2:4 2:f5 tez 5:f5, 4:S $50 For De
nen and Gre~nvch, q l4t5, S;<a ASA S:S Bor
Sanford T. (-x) l2;S ss5, (.Ll SS 4:Se $50 n
Bor Por, Chester and uteru sdiss Stations :<S ss<A
'~' CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor Bos:or q, . m texl .:S n teLE YW froviseno
Via Hartford O N tsx) for HHrford art erytnEfet
m (s1 }; l2;45 and ass teIL Tor Counecrut kvs
Railrosd 20 Montreal . n !ehe For Cand kAlr1sa
RortAaupcon. . m texD and l2D p m rH Ssv hs.sn
snd New Lend1n ExAroai, = and 3S Iof hs2ss.
topSc RsilrusA . Fer EsErt1cf ksircsl- NJ S'o
\ n Por Dax kury IA Norx.lh Railroad, 345 -
JAMES T. aoTT, eSpscussn1sse
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
Ocean Gteamers, &r.

POYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA for
IL LlYERPOOL.-The AFRICA, N. Shannon Commander,
will sal from the Coupany's Dock st jersey City with the
Nails and Passengers Tor Europe WEDNESDAY the 18th
inst Passengers requested TO be boaro BY o'clock,
III. The EUROPA will sail on the ID February.
Z. CUNARD, No ( Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

TREAsuKER's OFFICE,
CLEyELIkD COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co 4
CLEvELASD, January T. 1859.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-A dividend 0f FIVE
PER CENT the earnings Of this Company for the
six months ending Dec ST. has been declared shd made payso
holders pecvey sud after the hs oil fee
ay rs1t Stockholders registered in viii be Pad a.
the Penx Bank and all others at the office OF the TrereT
in Clevelsno. 50, 80, ~.
The books Of the Company will be closed from the
2th dey Of January 20 the rt % February inclusive
Nv order of The Board r. r HANDY. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

OFFICE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. Is Wsl-st-, Jan. 49, 1889.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
nIVI END.


DIVID Z n D.
OFFICE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. Is WAl-st-, Jan. IS, 1882
CAPITAL.. fIoysv4'
sIRPLTS ONfk.....t---. ......-......-... IOVsOOOs
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS LIMITED Io...&1,O00,0OU.
Th, coDp.ny have to-day declared dividend Of SIX $500
DOLLARS PER SHARE payable 20 The Stockholders on de-
Inspd. -.
They have also declared Interest dividend # SIX PR
CENT their outstanding scrip payable on
sih Gay Of February next, IN cssh.
They further declared scrip dividend the earned
premiums Of ending the 3lst day Of Deenbr l
THIRTY PER CENT the certificates deliverable 70 parties
entitled TUESDAY the 9Th dsy OF February next
The srp dividends declared by this Company fo ne est
Eve yesrs amount 70 ONE HUNDRED AND THiRff-r'E
AND A HALF PER CENT - "a,
DUNCAN F. CURRY Secretary.
DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No.
ID ~ Broadway, entrance Part place DE- posters se
hereby notified thai The sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND on
ell ui entitled thereto the Of Six PER CENI per An
mum on sums exceeding 500 and FIVE PEE CENT over
$500 win be paid ard steI MONDAY Jaa H. Interest 90.
called principal ard draw interest sccoidinsJ
from Jan Bank open daily from 10 TO O'clock and every
Monday sveniDt from 20 o'clock .,
WADE 3. WoRRALL, Secretary
CUNNING, A cOubtant
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. ).
NAIL LINE The fsyorite steamship FLORIDA, Capt
Isaac Crowen will leave on SATURDAY January Is, q
m from Pier No North River Through tickets given n
Routsomery Columbus Atlanta Albany and Macon Bill Of
kdns signed only board FOR freight OF passse sppy
gAM'I L. MITCHlLL SON No. l3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

i tei Whan By steamer IOLAS Q; 6:S5 1:o and ID n,
sne l. As and The leave Fi1shins. L. j., $3.50,
and 10 n, and S:3 and meeting s1d excaAnpnl
psssensers With the Hunters Point Through N
minutes Pare d centsL WV. Il SMITH Reoetvss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
SFAsT DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY withou. del.y, for
Return tickets 20 either Of the shove places good Tor u
months BY any steamer Of the hne, 500 -
IIsG0W Cant Saturday, Jan. r. u
EDINBURGB, Capt Cumming. SATURDAY, FEB 49, " m
Rates Of PssssCAbin s75 Third Class Sund win cooked
provisions, $50.
R0BERT CRAIG, No. II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

IN SCRIP ~ sOyps % issa- CITE, Faschssss y
y 4 hENkDICr ~. " N--ks1li.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-16
1rp 6ooos.
PRING XPOS SITION
GROSS 81 STR Uss

h " > - > Il N n u - =
will open to-day,
Rich French COLLARS and SETTS at low prices
New styles of COLLARS, the first imported in the
Country.
Rich Embroidered MUSLIN sETTs at astonishing low
prices
Elegant MUSLIN COLLARS for 75c & 81 and upwards
Honiton, Maltese, Valenciennes COLLARS at exceed
ngly low prices.
French Wells and COIFFURES, the best assortment
in the city, among which have entire STYLES
full assortment of Gimpure, Valencennes Brussels
and Thread LACES, black and white.
Cambria EDGING and BANDS, White Goods of all
kinds, the best assortment in the city.
25 cartons of new styles DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUT
TONS and TASSELS.
The best quality. of BLACK VELVET BIBBoNs at
half price, by the piece.
English and German COTTON HOSIERY, at great
discount, by the dozen.
The best quality KID GLOVES, in beautiful Spring
colors.
Silk and Lisle Thread GAUNTLETS and GLOVES.
New styles MOHAIR MTTTS.
Rich ARAS0LS in all colors at wholesale prices and
other ns staple and fancy goods too mem
ton.
To Mlliners and Country Merchants we offer our we'll
selected stock of goods at less than prices for
cash or approved credit Respectfully,
GROSS & STRAUSS, l52 Main street,
ap2 dtf opposite the Post Office,
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-16

T IFE ASSURANCE-THE STATE MU-
~ TUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, WOR
CESTER Incorporated in lS45. Hon ISAAC DAVIS,
President. Capital and Accumulation s25O,OOO CLAREN-
DON HARRIS Secretary
This very successful Company, conducted upon the
CASH principle with rigid economy having accumulated
large cash capital, the Directors have been enabled to
reduce the rates of premium by dispensing entirely
with deposit notes. the premium being the extent of LA
bity, making it of the most favorable and reliable
companies in which to effect Insurance.
$4,000 only taken risk. Policies issued on
good lives for California and Foreign Countries at reduced
rates of premium. For further information apply at the
office Of the Company, No. So Main street, Worcester
d7 diff
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-16

T N S U r A N C E.
EINA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Capital
sl,000.000
S20OO00
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York. Capital
S50000O
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Cap
ital S500,000.
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Provi-
dence, Capital Sl50,000.
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms. For further particulars, inquire of
A. H. BULLOCK, Agent
OFT dawtf Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-16
) FARM FOR SALE.-The well

{S55A FOR SALE OK 10 LEI.-A
MS large double house Main street two tenements.
-&s IL rooms each, in complete repair with furnaces
and other modern improvements, the residence Of j.
c. Ripley, Esq. Inquire of II. BLISS.
February l8 1859 dtf fig
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-16
TERMS OF ADvERrIsINe.

ADYERTIsEMENTS published. either in the DAr.x or
EEKLr SPT, for slOO square for three insertions
and 20 cents for each subsequent insertion lines or
iessJ constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside In any prominent place, also those largely
displayed viii be charged extra Contracts by the
year may be made liberal terms.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid in
adrance Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No grdfHitous Advertisements No report, reso
lutions, or proceedings OF corporation society
association and no communication designed to call atten
u0n to any matter Of limited individual interest,"
De inserted unless paid for an Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respou-
slbe for any NAV occur beyond the nount
charged for the Advertisements.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-16
N E w B 0 Q X S

Three visits to Madagascar, including Journey the
Capital with notices of the Natural History of the Coun
try and of the present civilization of the people BY viii
liam Ellis f. II. S. Illustrated by Wood Cuts, from
photographs.
The Land and the Book: or the Holy Land BY w. NJ
Thompson, ID. D., with Maps and Engravings.
Episodes of French History during tho Consulate and
the first Empire. BY Miss Pardoe.
Adam Bede, By George Elliot author of "Scenes in
Clerical Life"
Man and his Dwelling Places Essay towards the
Interpretation of nature.
Arago's Biographies, first and second series.
What will he do with it. BY Pisistratus Caxton. A
novel, by Sir L. Bulwer. Lytton.
Sylvan Holts Daughter; anovel By author of "Kathe
Brande.
Matrimonial Brokerage in the Metropolis.
Southwold; novel, By Mrs Lille Devereux Ohm
Willie Winkie's Nursery Songs of Scotland.
of Margaret Maitland"
Nature in Disease Illustrated in various Discourses
aud Essays, to which are added miscellaneous writings
chiefly on medical subjects BY Jacob Bgelow NJ. ID.
Alice Learmont BY the author of John Halifax"
ne molner hlsson; or sketcnes from real me-
Fred freeland; or the Chain of Circumstances. story
for boys and girls
From Poor House to Pulpit; or trumphs Of the late
Dr. John kitto from boyhood to manhood. BY William
Passy the Huguenot Potter. true tale.
Mich Cows and Dairy Farming. BY Charles L. Flint
With many illustrations.
The Field Book of Manures; or the American Muck
Book. BY ID. j. Browne.
The American Home Garden being principles and rules
for the culture of Vegetables Fruits Flowers and Shrub
berry, to which added brief farm crops with
table of their average product and chemical consttu
ents. BY Alexander Watson Illustrated.
Instruction aud encouragement for Lent. By the Rev.
T. II. Hobart ID. ID.
The Lady Of the Isle. A Romance from Real Life. BY
Mrs. Emma ID. n. N. Southworth.
Every variety of School Books used In Worcester
County, for sale, wholesale and retail, by
EDWARD MELLEN, JR.,
mch25 diff 239 Main street.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07
Religious Intelligence.

On last Sunday we attended divine service in this place under the ministry of Rev Mr. Tuthill, an eloquent and able Missionary of the Methodist Episcopal Church. This was un- doubtedly the first time that the Gospel has ever been proclaimed by Protestant clergy man in Tubac. There were services both in the morning and afternoon. Many came long distance to enjoy the privilege of once more worshiping with . congregation. Four were down from Calabasas and Santa Rita, fifteen miles distant by the wagon road, was we'll represented The speakers manner was very effective and we trust his remarks will make lasting impression upon his hearers.
 The Rev. gentleman hos colleague in his good work, who has made his headquarters st Aesila and will itinerate in the Mesilla Valley The chief object of their mission is to spread knowledge of Christianity among the Spanish population, but for the present they will nee essarily be compelled to confne their ministry in great measure to the American residents We trust they will be cordially received by ev- cry family in the Territory with whom they come in contact, and those who are able to con tribute towards the cause will not withhold their support
 It is the intention of Mir Tuthll to divide his ministry over this section of the Territory ma king probably four appointm entu, ,-one for each Sabbath day. They will probably be at Tucson, Tubac, Calabasas and Fort Buchanan, The Services next Sunday will be held some where on the Sonoita, probably at Mir. Axe e's.- On Sunday, the l7th inst, Mir. Tuthill proposes preaching at Fort Buchanan.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

A CURIOUS CoINCIDENCE.-A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun relates the following sin gular anecdOte: ..t
 In his office, on last Saturday four weeks, an incident took place, the solemn yerification of which vividly revives it in the mind of the only survivor of the three gentlemen present at the interview
 Postmaster General Brown was signing his official Journal-his clerk standing on his left turning over the pages as each signature was affixed. MT. Marron, then third assistant post master general, having under charge at that critical period the'important responsibilities of the finance division, entered the room to obtain MT. Browns signature to draft. Turning to the right he cheerfully signed the paper, and Mir. Marron was retiring, when the head of the department remarked, "Marron, 1 wish you would come in and see me when 1 get through with this
 Being then long after the usurl office hours, MT. M turned and said, Do you wish me to see you again, to-day, sir?" "Yes,' replied Mir. Brown: "I want to know if you have set your house in order, for in month we have neither habitation nor name here" Mir Mar ron, with . conviction that his official house was always in order, with surprise and a smile, remarked My house in order?"
 'Yes, sir, your house in order, for in month or less we neither have habitation nor name here" ''We!l, Governor" replied Mir Marron, Eff the storm comes l can stand it as well as others" and then pleasantly left the room. Gov. Brown then said that his remarks refer red to the action of Congress on the Post Office bill. How prophetic wss the prediction of that hour On that very day four weeks, the eli cient assistant was followed to the tomb, and now the statesman from whose lips it fell
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07
Communicated.

We copied from San Francisco paper, murder of several sick Americans, and the singular imprisonment of Mr. Ainsa. In this barbarous affair the name of Gen. Gablondo was extensively mixed up. That gentleman, however denies any part in the massacre. In reference to the trial and imprisonment of Mir. Ainsa he says nothing. The following is Gen Gabilondo's card
 MR. EDITOR It has come to my hearing that the American populace charge me with the execution of the unfortunate men who per ished at Caborca the 7th of April, lS57 at the time of Crabb's invasion but 1 did not give such an order, and therefore do not want shis unjust charge to weigh upon me.
 On the 18th of March, of said year, I un- dsrtook my march from the Capitol with a piquet of infantry, and at the same time, the commander of the advanced guard, D. Jose Maria Giron, who arrived at Caborca on the 9th of said month
 The Americans gave themselves up without any condition. After the rendition had taken place, put them in one of the houses of the town and reported the incidents to my superior who gave me orders to have every one shot on the following day So as not to witness so bad a spectacle, l immediately sent to Major Man uel Elias Pro, for an escort of fifteen drag oons, and after having taken from among the prisoners the youngest one, Charles Evans, 1 proceeded at once to Altar to procure funds, wherefrom l returned two days afterwards in which time all the prisoners had been shot l do not want anybody to understand that by making this statement have any other object than to manifest the event such as it happen ed. As a subaltern officer, in case l had been the only one, I would anyhow have obeyed the orders of my Government, considering that the duty of every officer is to obey without having Q right to investigate the case.
 The boy who was saved by me, visited the school and lived with my family, until he pre- ferred to return to California
 have seen in the "Arizonian" of the 10th of March, an article which compes me to an swer, and present such documents as will dis prove all that is stated therein, which is much exaggerated. H. H. GABILONDO
 Magdalena March 20, 1859.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-04-07

ATTEMPT TO SMUGGLr.-On the 3d of April e Mexican train from Ures, under charge of Simon Robles, passed Casa Blanca Mir Graydon, having authority from the Collector at Calabasas to examine trains to see if their loading conformed to the manifest, instituted a search and discovered numerous articles, snugly slowed away, and not put down on the custom house clearance. He accordingly stop ped the train, and at last accounts held it, until he could hear from the Collector.