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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

c.u o,s- ths, ss,aee ard prose,,s ar r.opfocJ .oi
hstcs - b-ts-n Bunh subjects ~asresss taisasesss -
,Ssps, "a. eou,. CT we.ins-r Hal have sst.s
s,1'e l1taction q aioa for n ass q he pstsos
e vetoOi' q distant colonies. official 80 l1 have zee
bee gf f0S Psr'oa. 'or, The e.,s o. -, y:
"a iurs q u, P,ia;if, P-r'os ih,: c,e va u,s
pUytceo Ouce Ia toe 5otaiSns q So VI Do~as ia4s
.sndslt Pri'c the P'Hia,a. npti'otnn csaaooef
Ire province bsnsA u watch the iefsnfsut Pea eet
sTtS bees - oSy De co.. ,D .nsSss f5rs
i1s within M brus 70 reisnsss
Th, the q Rsa-l IN The IN jas; rsrr4 70
Who ~ AIneai,. n-rcbAnti ~, more .rossy ias
,ss by TIE e.e Of rvy., az Norri'Oa rsy 1881 "a sA,ss
merchant % BshsEt strg IN EHs.nd n.nsnei a sc,sos
,s,r.' eI,S '1s'. ' S % s, az. ess'1E IA Essss.
eisueI, Te'idss az Vins a. no ns N co,'snsop'- maze
sir-a Al sctou Prss tor libel ggb,hea
bsi ;, N. i,~. A., sn,itied - tss prossctis. q
avs, bercs ia ErSsh Ccls ations eew-en tortSnes
Sap $50 M, be nsia.1aed Sat ,hs /, the dIn, ana
sink viii e found "a n. ~sole eoerse OF s"s
s con- sst 70 !. m.n,,ia.Ss n a. Eaai.s
Court The only ,hing bearing goon ~ sub'et % the
r,uask Of Lord ssli6-ld Ia ho'yu VI, fasr,so. Cssp.
6l ssos Re questions the existence Of The rSh ras 40
seuee Il lu,hony psNnd upon sach FoIE, 10 o. most
.fb r.s, In M. coui,ry Ar s.psciaIly hi. s..s
ufiss he pcnon occurring tae riga 'oas evra
btre~r torrsr-r' have brca Allowed 90 n he le.aas
sttn sy ,ss coGr. that Zoe Any occurred without
exclusive territory u nations and may Be SAD IN oea
~h the piseiP.. here reosar-d hs, rude weat
sPrly where the injury 10 done In ooauuy or plsos
~i'ir mere IL no ueN~thm-ht ~ tfio-lN 20 800
redress IN or county me PfnVafie OF tHr toeip.'oA ss@
OF 0o"lence Na Pioecton eSnsy sPPios TIC .u.ss
o-s' oeeSsho - .ns SsoSds 10y, t -, nc GO,
era oVNetunept 1900 hlu PF1e,to. T. iH - " Seu'S
ttot a WI or ~, Nsn'' o.youS "a tai.
rA.i0h shpsiht' uiu ae te NoNefumeh' " e
Ai otA1e 81 Nuloi 20 ~" ~ ne = 49,
In mat resP-ct ha az the p"~rs Ad hot~s Qi ssfetesa
state anc ks % s o iHat ue uss'. oary Tor ,ns ssh
'y othi person htou4n ne op.iaeh OF Ns lt"' oes
acted F bis projection end benefit II ssss Is made
bis p-iscn ne q" ucA e1e1y avs OF r St. po'ec
20 "alch, ~ Ae uhe ue ~, 81 81 $3.50, 800 ~ 20,
vas doae mh sS ~ sne - - ~ ' 80 y, , ~ . ~
as On, uioApSe u s.s P,s 80 So a ~ -.
tuN st,r' sue = %. a.. a.. .c,.o, r,,ins...As
hs clsi so'ion lo' AIS uiesI -. ~. - r -
o-y N " 80 - - 49,, ~, ,sr',cV.bi. "a.
oss'' o'en uP,h W. =. +, -. hsii 4, w.n. ..
1ne ~ 3D. ,son a. et9 hs ,bor,h IA. in,,r,
Irom's - DtU' - -, ID i.1, -, =, .ctl,a =, !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

ALLEGED FALSE PRETISsEs-A rumber cf com
plants have recently been made sga.nst Moses Ii. De
Yourg and bis SOD LouiS, b5 trsdesnen, who allege
ths. they have obtained Of them goods and money an
der fslss pretepses, by means OF worthless checks
ICON the sffidavits OF two OF the alleged defrauded
parties, Msssrs Andrew Kaliski and Jocn +. Wood,
Justice Qusckenbush Issued warrants for the arrest Of
tie accused and held them for examination o, Thurs
day next, Mr.. Philips, their coutssl becomiss re-
sponsibls for their appearance. Another affidavit
made by Geo. w. Sturevsbt, charges Moses II. De
Young and +. K. l. AmoreauI with ike ohense.
The latter person appeared in Court aud assured the
magistrate tina, he would make provision for the pay
melt Of airy checks that be may have drawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

THE RIGHT or SEARCH QrEsrIos.-The Herald
hs. speciA dispatch from Washington, wlich states
that, the United States and England having failed to
come TO any definite understanding regarding the rigd
Of search or yis.-our Government declining T. yield
apy point, and the English Government refusing to
submi, any new psn-ths French Government have
stepped in ard Submitted prgtt 20 the Eogsa Gov
ern nent which our G Government have adopted, AMI
which will prooaby '.ttIe the ysIsi question 1t has
rot yet been mad. public. As soon 81 i; is arransed
II will be forwarded 10 The New. YoFk presa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
TIE ALLEGED ATTEMPT At BURGLARY IN
ABINGDON SQUARE.
II hs ESito, Of TheN " Trfsuns

SIR Your report IN the s.ue OF 18th Dst, under he al
# News Ia ard the affair Is entirely untrue
TIE cis simply these; Corey sod myself passing
Mr. Geo q sckless house. lie .nsd -nue be
vent in EiTl with ~hon 10 nttnAey scqnnntsd
he being 81 the much IN liquor deemed prudent 20 ac
company I'D Af-r The female had adult ed hin he
bsesu, rather roiy ard vent out Fsang be might alarm
The .ny and hin ie trouble sEan went In . induce
han H. &C out found lie noise nsd feared
f.btsusd the Inmates c.Ds-d alarm n be rased
took bod Of Corey the Of rsfnE MIN out
wren br.ve Officer AcCisfry who amo 81 III sh-ned
the seized By The coat, csle1 me and
club the heaA He thea Ook 20 the Station
Hsu,r fneIs charge CT ourEary would BOT IL. the az
Induced both assaulted sni beat her Tue
beer tried the COur # SPECIAL seasou' and
stbOCh GeorFe O. Si-k-s from Washington % prose
H. houoraby discharged. The gil then s~ore hS
touched her ba best 20 keep qlis. Tnese
the smpl. and the Jucz. a. the Sessions r-,riei
when they DISCHARGED hA my conduct was commsndio
ard yeu-uGuy. N 0f.ef cannot ge. prsise without mrep
rrscig thnss they lad better SEGA suitable 70 Aor
iou car ucss ior yourself 10 were tee tea-s fs, by
aiy-g This ECe you will! h. measure, regalr tue 10 ~
done ~ yonr ticle. Your, sc. GEORGE RUSH,
Nsu- York, March q, l15g. no. y Jane street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

FREIGHT BY Nav RoUTE.-The steamboat j.
w Mailman, Capt. W. W. NJ 1rtin, arrived yesterday
from Pittsburgh, which place she left on the % inst
Among other cargo, che brought sixty tGns OF goods
shipped 81 New-Nork on the 9th cit. for Phuade-
phis and sent 10 Pittsburgh oy the PensyysL RAt-
iosd The goods consisted OF boots std shoes, h.rt-
ware. SC, II boxes ard otter packages, and PAID
freight through tr)n Nsw.loIk 20 this city, as We
learn from Capt; Martin from ~ % TO 81 ~ per hun
drsd pounds. Msssfs. Clark s. Co. o. Pit,sharga
yerr The sgen.s Tor the shipment throughout, which
rrese1ts sdvsu:aseOus fesilTes in ssfs-y, tina a-d
cbesppess thu, merit attention. Toe HailGan vas
GetAire ed on tee way SONS three dsys.
IN. o Pssyute a.,ch IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

DR. LEyETT'S PArFSTKD IMPROVEMENT IN
ARTIFICIAL TEETs No. l2~.ssreyplsc-. D-sr Broadway
N.~fCrt TT foLo~i ..sa.oaiA fom ProEineni DeS
IL. 3, ~ cf re m,1 received daily:
Ihf % er-lfy ga, asye pTs.sed license 70 Es- DT
LEVITT Ps,s- Alospesrc Piss-gAe Den-l P.,ss WIN
eousd-r u.s, inpr0seuenE " Dv.tstrJ ant dental
,5cE.ry slO-@ ,. 1ths1 n. Hsyns Of srtiacs
,.ta a. tie styles, pro-
noEncs DR. va..y ssp,Ior n, b-S Of them Tot
ccufoT Isk-aln, na.gEs fr.rg-As .so@n-aoed u
Z RtLSos sgkATLEt, De..A s.rEeoc,
NE-h II, lsss. suHok Va
Ts-n CcsL.y a. S.e Lesnsss fsr Ats-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcAL, TERN-M,Rc "a Before
INDIE DAvIEs.
rnE wAR OF ~ scnooL NIsTREssEs.

1HE WAR OF IHE sCHOOL NIsIRFssEN.
The People rel Laura Giden ss' John W. Boyce.
THIS wa, ~ application for peTempt)Ty manda
compel tie p0nisI who 10 The principal male teacher
The nd school hssm 20 nsst the relsor name into
the pay the Of SpteDber O,obr November
and Decor tef 1873 II appear, that Mss Gier..ve
moved b oc. board from her position teacher In taat
school "a Aggrs s,' and her place By As nn-
who haa snce occupied position The day
for hearing 10 merits b. tue Judge d,mls'et on tbs
ground allowance Of the wut would be nerect1,
the rspLdat who had acted BY the order OF superior
All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

SUICIDE or AS AUcrIoSEEP.-Mr. David j. Condh
81 suctoneer, committed suicide Sunday night a..
his lodgings the Moss II Jte' corner a. Bayard street
and the 81 very, by cutting on artery in eaca leg. lie
Old not appear as ulual, at Breakfast, on Monday
morning, aud bis door being broken open, he WAS
found lyrg dead upon the floor. The place Of bust
ness Of deceased was At No. % Maiien.lsne, and he
was the essisuee Of Mr.. YIN. .. Reynolds a'e con-
II .ctor for cesning thirteen wards IN the CITY.
psper was f und bis person on which wss written
the following: This world il bright and beautiful TO
ne, bat NY prospects are hHshtet, AID can see no
object in ligng. am not On Icy Of any crime betore
God, but die al incocent man By my own hsad, for
which ect nay God forgive me; ID. ;. Condit
ON the reverse side Of the p.per was the owing:
"By enemies have been driven to desperation.
die an innocent man: d. 5 Condit.
Coroner J.ckmsn held an inquest upon the body
and verdict of S1icide VAS rendered by the Jury
Deceased was about IS years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

REAL Estate SALEs.-The amount realized by
auction saes of real estate at the Merchants Elk
charge during LAT week was large though the guam
ti.y Of property offered 1Gs MOI very considerable All
the lots in the market 10 toe immediate vicinity Of
Central Park have beer bought mp, and buyers are
now coItentrg Themselves with getting as near to il
az possible though that may Be half mile dis.sLt
Valuable houses ard cts in various sections OF the
city have net sitn ready sae. Annexed isibe sum-
marY Of the totsi "a % for the weeks ending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

TEE ALLEGED Fatal ASSAULT BY PoLIcEnEN.-
Coroner Jackmsp, on Mondey, received two snony-
NOUS letters giving tte and residences Of psT-
sons who, they cay, saw two policemen best Bysn
Kerrgan in the abdomen WITH club on Thursday
hight from the effects of which he 10 sa.d to have died.
The inquest upon the body will be resumed this after
poon and the parties named in the letters will be sub
renAsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
CITY ITEMS

Nibloa Garden /. 70; 70 - closed, ss bss been &C
posDoes. Mr. n bios present lesse expires on ne Ii
Of M,y reIf bu. it has beer renewed with hr. Stew
art b. ovEer OF The property, AMI tas f,vo'ite pscs
OF amusement vii remain open to the public Gabriel
Rsysl ard bis troupe viii AoPesr mere on tasIr return
from tire South s1i DIR EDDY #iLl perform here wnea
the demolition Of n. B'ost~sy rhea.er cormsoces-
Mr.. Forrest VI! preOab! .ppeA- dUraS NJ. Eidy'
engagement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

Gas, Gas, Gas FIXTUREs.--We expect 70 sur
rss. az car Tr.you EFFORT, L. lAruf.:grs sEd '-s1iG
sooG, fo "a. Spin Tse. Pe. q 'uii al -. $; os r.s
o. al. No. SIS Bru,..ay wAESEE, Pax Co,
Sccc..oz. 10 AIoEa-, WAr-es -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
tAdyeriis.menti

HOLINESS PHOTOGRAPH, DAGUERREOTYPE aud
AMsSoIYI GlLLtEY for SALE Tor o. CO., eleven y>4r Old
std has rss'E.d $500 f. {, ht'ed oa eHtrn.yey or t5-
bgsrs.. turns wOrSs q Art taso
GsieIy : Assnc. R,s>'n for selma ne psoPustof
"a, usss norey enough and wiling transfer good tairs
ary soca r,A-- NJ. ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
FROM THE FRONTIER.


We learn from gentleman from Belknap thSt a
party Of Northern fntlans came IN below Deknap last
week and stole number of horses and made for Rel
River with taem. psriy Of Reserve Indians, forty
in number, started on the trail, and Capt Ford with
his rangers who was in the vicinity slsO started In
pursuit From the signs the trail the thievng party
sss supposed TO be large IL was Capt. F0rd's
plan to leave the Reserve IbGlane the Lrsi Of the
depredatorp, and proceed win bis command to Major
Van DOrns csmp aud cooperate with him in can
paien OF Ans tie lodiaus al their yiages. IL vas his
policy permit the Indians to return to their villages,
AID then engage them IN decisive hght. Ii Is ru-
nored however, that the Reserve Indlans sfter pur
suing the trail some three days, arf not being Joined
By Capt. Ford, gave up the pugsuit ~ The hostile
indians outnuuibered them, ana returned 10 the Re-
serve. We have not learned whether Capt Ford pro-
coeded 10 Mai. Van Dorus csup or not. lis believed
by some that there were white men connected 1l,h the
tieyipg party. Dallas lIexas Herald.
TIE REsEPvTs THRE,TENLD AGhIN.-A gentleman
that great excitement prevails among the people In
the frontier COUNTIES agsns the 10 wer Reserve Indians.
lie learned az he passed through that tho citizens Of
couniIes had organized for TIE express purpose of
attacking the lower Reserve, and diving tbe luoians
off. Our Informant says they calculated on mastering
come 500 men: that they had cent notice to Capt.
R1ts the Agent, that they would be d, the Reserye
on the 20D mt TO carry tner purpose into execution.
We DO not know how much lsrce ought 10 DO placed
in this 7, port. We give il as We have teard ii. II
the people VI the frontier will exercise Attic pstiencs,
however we are satisfied that the Indians viii be re-
Oail.s (TskAil Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

TICEET SwINDLEs.-Moses Phillips. an sttsche OF
well fo,.er No ij Liberty street,
y,serssy bro ght before %, City H, Police q IN 81
Cfcsr GeIt Complaint y Adam L,i1 On rran re'isps
Pi.tsbuz Pa snd way 20 HAVE for which ace ne
~at-d pAsge from hi. city. be received hcist
for Liverpool isi3 AID oherw's IN ehtnsng qu,ay
Of oIey German s~iad ed out u % Pips,
Who is also known Jew ~ wss held 20 bsi 10 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

WIDESIyG oF FoUErH AyEsvr.-TAe Harl-n Raj
road Company have coumenoed the work OF catAns
% feet ion FROM Of their baildngs on the west
eide OF Fourth avenue. b>tEeea ThirJy-second and
Ib!iiy-third streets, and adding the sPs'e TO the
avenue, in sccordsnce With arrangement entered
iIto with The city autnori.ies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

Tur Hoos,c TrSSrL.-The Hoossc Tapssl BIZ has
ns.d IN. Massachusetts, House OF Representatives, 10y
vote OF more than three to one and the House very
Snl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
IAtrrr..-.rlrr.l
IS. and CoSsUyP.

A. Il. C.-ASTHMA, BRONCHIT,s, and CONstyP-
ITO, are cured ~ the great IBd.a Rs-iy Mr. G,lDs
lspiAs B.LsAs LITrE1oEr AN HoAEHousD ., 'cd ..
the srasxts. Auerins 0cE-r> As.cI WEsAs SOTTse
~. "a " saE Goa -, tS,.rs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
| Adyrr.lseusut

GURSEY's N,w PHoToGRAPmc AND FIy1
Ar GALLrsY, No. ~ Bosdssy frs block below ne hs.
Yott Ho,sL Ps0,oss', p.s1susosySos, hiaAsaf7' n "
and lvorytypes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

SNoTHtRED TO DEATH.-An inquest was bed on
Udsy the tody SsrE,rt Am Cssic an infant thee
Old VITO By beiuE 0ye.d BY ia mother
~ss he Eics-d reported yesterday The Coroner
q opEiol "a TO lse zaLty ~ Soss careless
ne AID committed Ler Cor examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

E,rn FuI-Aun Riley, Al Enshshwou.n. hfty
,.r, Of a. e,rd ca AUdsy No Baxter 81 Ton ,As
s..,s IL. a. assu fsas s;srA ssile E;oINied Cs''
..y ON-.is a-.a s. &c a -, -pos To- So~i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
Advertise n-nt ]

kR 2 q u.
PAINT NtSTLATED LF-ADJUsrINC HATs,
q the spring AID slmmer Fohions
o5efri Iis DAY, their SaesTOoLH, No 10 bfosi~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
From The Sherman Patriot
SrR1NG S1.rInN. MONIAGrE, Feb. y. 1859

STR1NG STATIONI MUNIAHItl FtD. =, I0J'.
Mr.. j. J.. HCGHES-Sir: | drop you a lev Ines by
the sage-driver giving the correct sIatsmeot OF the
late nurde, and Indian depreciation committed on
Denton Creek Mr.. Dsviss on, q boy l3 or II years
Of sgs. while going from the Eidow McFa lahds to
Mr. IsyloI's, attacked oy IGdisus with bows and
srross and most horribly murdered the Indians shoot
irg eighteen arrows ito his body soi al Ihey took
of the whole # nie scalp and stripped o'h!s coat
pants hat and shoes. w ala engaged in stripping
bim Mr Trueiove, the old m.n, pass ng the ro,f
and came upon tlemi two Of them made charge on
him. running by the side Of him. they shot one srro~
into his mare 1eck. BE made bis escape by coming
10 plain view Of widow McFaTlands hodss, aud she
ran out with gan in hand and deferred them from
further pursuir. 1t appears that the whole cross
timbeTs have been full Of Indians Tor tSo days len
ofthe Rangers were on the trail Of the iId ans who
committed the muroet this morning Snen LEFT there.
Ny obiec ia writing this IL 70 get the true statement
before the people, kaowng that such thlugs are very
often exaggerated Al. IOIrA,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

The PrRrLs o. ISEBEItTY.-Mr. b z. Dasenoerry
Of No l22 West Thuty.rtth street or retiring to his
bedobsmber about II o'clock 81 saturday rigut, Es
alarmed by hearing load snoring from his bed. Mr..
Duseuberry, not being very tmid mat, is ia TIE
habit Ct girg 70 BED ire dsrk, srd on this occasion
cid rot Iterd to depart from HE caston Bdt, upon
hetrrs this strange souud he lighted the gas aud sx'
pored els bedchambsr. Turing co~i the oedc o;hes,
he found stranger in bed, and sPPsreety sound
asleep. Calling n Officer Woouey, he gave the inter-
loper into custojy Upon being aroused, be gave hl'
name a. J.mss Kirk, ard appeared 70 be somewhat
under the Influence Of hqurr. According - his story,
he lived in Foy 'tree, sud thought that he
was at home in hia Own bsd Ta- officer took him to
the Sta.ior-Iouse where lie was locked up for the
night and yestere sy justice Kelly held him for exam
instior gus 2icon of being bugsr, although isdd
not sppesr ths, he hsd attempted 10 steal as he might
easily hsye done, Mr Duseuberrys waIoh AID other
vsuabes being in roe pocket OF vest wnlcn was
hung up in tie bedroom where he Was found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

Narrow Esc,PE.-TEo laborers, whOse names were
no. sscertaned Sble engaged in eycsyang earth for
deep sewer scros5 tho oTery, nesr Fir1. strset,
yesterday afternoon, The sides fell 10 sad partially
buried them. As each railroad cor, stage, g. passed
over, additional quantities Of earth fell in upon them
nuuber Of the Severteenh.Ward police fcrs re-
paired to tbs spot aud stopped the passage o. vehicles
Of every dsscrpt on until the unfortunate men were
ez,ricated from their Perlous situation, which required
considerable tine ant crested no little anxiety among
tie passengers VINO expected to leave town by the
Harlem ard Nev-Hsven Rsilrosds. Upward Of fifty
cAs beside stages, detained 81 the place OF &C
cideIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

HYPERION COyaT-srscfAL TgsN-HAcA l2-BsIsss
Las HoSIAAS-DEC tsioa.
Andrew B. Moore set. George w. Comstock.-In-
eton dsnisd seHyoay iLIancoa discharged sh eIs
Crsrles H. Mccullough sgt. john l.. COlby.-h a.
viii sssssEt tr asn1e made viii b tr-NeA
and .sd 'a7rleSs.xl coues;st- fss ce.s ear g
othsrsss ss of1sr vs. o. tHAt s,snd e'sf 10
paibtf V supple complaint. ssstinx wax u
ss.ed tie naaszt aud leave dssndsn !" An1 s0
ad-iIsd plstis psJ IL as ,~ru ofdss eyoiapy
Su,,h D.yi. AT Cornshu, Daiiie ct sL-Jadgnssk
for pAzt dsnaarrsr uoG, prsa tos "a aopy o sAss
inertia provided be Ivea within ten ~
from ssEvioe u .Ais order.
John III Harris agt- The Panama Railroad Cos
RAW -Not.ca for asw r1al s-nied. ~iGA 81 costa
np.rp gYsz,DNa-A.tca -a~<srs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

coURT OF GENERAL sEssioNs-hIhcz a -sefsss
Jad<s kUssSLL.
Tue Coat sssembiv1 t6ia mWaeS 10 W JsaA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
OVERLAND MAIL.

Sr. LOUIS July 10.
The Overland Mail with dates to the 9th
ult. reached Jefferson City this afternoon.
The town Of Tehama had been destroyed
by ERE. Loss 100000
Forty-three convcts escaped from the PEN
itentiary on the 20th ult, by overpowering
the guard. Twelve we're re-captursd and
eight shot while endeavoring to escape.
Business vas without improvement
The Italians at San Francisco raised $500
TO send.to Victor Emanuel, for the benefit
Of his needy subjects.
The people Of Carson valley had called a
Convention for the 18th inst, to consider the
public safety.
In the proposed Territory Of Nevada an
election for delegate TO Congress had been
fixed for the Sd Of July.
The weather had been intensely hot through
out the State, parching vegetation. Some
parts Of the country were looking rs though
IL had been burned.
Santa Barbara county was visited by ter
rible sirocco on the l7th, forcing the people
TO shut themselves indoors, killing animals
and literally roasting the fruit on the trees
Frazer River mining news continued dis
couroging.
An express from Denver City, the 18th,
arrived this evening. Everything in the
mining region was in a fourshing condi-
ton.
The Express brought no papers, hence no
important news.
Another Express is due tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

real EsrATr TntrsssRs 90 The following sales
bavs bees entered upon re RtcoFdsr's books dur
ing The past week
June u, lsbg.--siephen Grim TO Mannel and
Moses Halle. 80 SIP feet front on the South Side
Of Bolivar street, and extending back 1914 feet.
Consideration 3 400.
July II, is59--Tuman W. Steele 10 Wiliam
Kent, part Of acre lot ll9, having 2s feet front
on South Side Of Bolivar street and $50 feet deep
to cemetery alley--Cons. s8,beO
July 10, ls59.-Mannol and Moses Halle to
stephen GHfau, cub lot III 10 s. .. Stones alot-
ment Of Ten acre lots and and 100, lot 4s7,
having rs feet front on Third Street aud 100 foet
depth-Cons. ssoO.
July s, 1859 --Pbio scovll to Andros Fripk
part Of sub lot II in Philo scovnfs allotment of
Ten acre lots 80 to "a, having 40 feet front in
Perry street East Side, aud I7O feet front on
Scovill Avenue, North side-Cous, $1,000.
July Q, 1859 John l.. Severance TO Joseph
Perkins aud James.M. Hoyt, all Of his interest in
10 acres Of land OH the East Side Of Ten acre
lot Al, having 2s7i feot front on the North Side
Of Knsman street and extending to Garden street
Cons. SIS. $500.
July Q, tS56.--Wm. Scott to Richard W More,
sub-lot in s. S. Stones allotment Of Ten acre lots
and and part of 400, lot 4s7--Con'. $500.