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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
THE BRIDGE OF BUFFAL0RA.
THE SLOW PROGRESS OF THE AusTRIANS EN

Much surprise is expressed by many persons that the
Austriaus after crossing the Tcino, should have made
such slow progress in their march Of invasion, when
every hour to them is so important. Il Is stated IN
letter from Turin that the Sardioans have blown up
the bridge at Bufalora elled trees across the rosds
and cut the dy kes and thus have overowed the heds
this sde the Tcino. This, perhsps will account for
the delay Of the Austans. Many Of the roads across
the plains Of Sardinia. the seat of war, are or
were lined with rows of fuu-grown trees, and very
little labor would materially obstruet the roads for two
three days at least spondent ours having
recently Travelled, by carriage, trom Milan To Iin by
Bpffalora, Novara and Nerceh, sends extract
from his journal written the spot, which may be
intsnsng to the reader that this part OF SARDINIA
Is SO suddenly made famous:
"NovARA, Sept. 2i.-We left Milan this morning in
carriage for Novars arriving here al o clock this
afternoon The road is good all the way, being nearly
straight and dead level with the exception OF one or
two slight and gradual aScents and descents. We
crossed on foot the magnificent granite bridge over the
Tcino at Bufalors. This bridge is | 900 feet long,
and is the finest bridge ever saw away from city OF
town. Ii has eleven arches Of uniform size, and is
built Of immense blocks Of hewn granite at cost OF
nearly 500 900. Such bridge could not be built for
q million of dollars in the United States. The parspets
are Of hewn grarite in immense blocks four fee. high
two feet wide and six feet long; sidewalks on each
side Of solid blocks of grsbte, and double train ways
Of the same material for carriages Indeed, the bridge
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
PERSONAL.

-Cropsay, the artist, now in London, has recently
finished two pictures-" A Tournament" and ' Re-
turn from Hawkipg"-for Dir. Blodgett Of this city.
A letter TO Tie Times, dated Paris, May ., say':
AT dinner given to the superior officers OF the
Imperial Guard by the Emperor before their depar-
tine bis Majesty said 10 the officers, bidding them
adieu We are going TO have a Summer 8 work OF IL,
hui hope we sha be able TO hunt together at Com
peigne IN September His Majesty limits the war 10
four months 1t is said be never appeared so gay and
Joyous as al preseLt.
The husband of Mrs Peter Perry of Port Clin-
tor, Ohio, was drowned recently. The wife has
since died of grief. From the moment she received
the intelligence of his oss up TO the hour OF her
DEATH few days ago, she never exhibited signs Of
sanity, being perfectly wild and delrioas. -Four small
children are left
1T is asserted by Hungarans in Paris that Kossuth
passed through tina, city shout the lst Of May.
Gen. Bouat, one of the ablest Generals Of the
French army in Italy, died suddenly two days ago at
Suss, near Turin from apopleIy.
The young Duke Of Charfres, second son Of the
late Duke Of Orleans whose year OF military tuition
q. the school Of Turin will end in June has demanded
and viii receive an appointment in the Sandman
army. He is reported TO have said that, not beng
able to serve in the French army he should be proud
to fght BY its side in the ranks Of the Pedmontese
The police officers of Washington have been on
the alert for some days, in consequence OF rumors 70
the effect TIM. duel was on the taps, to come on
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
remember Mr.. Thomas cell tbs wOsk a successful

remember Mr. Thomas cell tbs wcsk successful
Likeness.
The Hcu. Samuel Dill died 81 Cam Has on The lst
irst. aged 81 years. In 1903. a. Major n the New
Yo'k State infsntry. be Lad conn aod Of tie enure
Norber frontier, from tie st. Lawreoce to Niagara
and Ger. Winfield Scott served under BIN IS L'cateo-
ant in the lire. In 1872 he removed to Auburn, being
then United States Commissioner. While q rrsiaent
of Auburn he took very active part In politics. snd
was twice elected member Of the Legislature from
Cayuga County. He removed to Csmillus ia 1922
ard reirii ON public life devoted he remainder Of
his ays TO the pur,uiis Of agriculture. Durisg his
lo' lie, Judge Dill msntained spotless reputation.
For time previous TO his death he had been nearly
blind but be retained his faculties remarkably wei to
the day Of his death.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
aepulsed at TrassinatO with Loss.
CHANGES IN THE FRENCH MINISTRY
DEATH OF BARON HUMBOLDT.

ST. JoHss. n. B., Wednesday, May lS-ls p m.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada' Capt Lang,
from Liverpool, on Saturday. the 7th inst, passed
Cane Race on Monday evening, en- route to HALIFAX
and Boston.
She was boarded by the Associated Press News
Agent. aud the following summary Of her news pro-
cured
Considerable delay was unavoidable iu it, transmits
eop owing to the fact that the ue from this place to
the Cape is not completed. 1t will doubtless be com
pleted in week days, when such provoking de-
lays wiz be il measure avoided
No battle had yet been fought. The Austrisns
crossed the Po, and made further advance into
Piedmont but the inun iations said to have COM
pelled them to make partial retreat.
The Austrians were repalsed in an effort to cross
The Po at Trassinatto, with considerable loss.
The dilaorness Of the Austrisns excites great sur
prise, Their vanguard was at Tronzar'.
The Sardinans, il was reported, had seized dl ne
Austrian merchant vessels at Genoa
The French in a few days would muster hundred
thousand troops in Piedmont.
The Emperor Napoleon remained at Paris, but was
expected to star, for the army on the i2th.
There are whispers OF martial law in Paris after bis
departure.
The Emperor Of Austria wa preparing to take the
chief command in Italy.
The Ministerial gain at the English elections is CON-
puted at twenty-five.
The ecrew.steaner Lebanon, from Ncw.York April
q, arrived at Liverpool Mayi.
The screw-stearner Iodian from Portland April %,
arrived at Liverpool May s.
The banking house which had suspended at Vienna
vAs that Of Cornslein & Keter, and the amount OF
their liabilities was 42,W0O0O.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
DISASTER on TIE CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD.
FIFTEEN OR TWENTY INJURED.

FROM The albany Journal. ISth
When the New-York Express train, which LEFT
Buffalo early this morning, was passing crossing
about mile west Of Jordan Station about 10 o'clock
a COW leaped to tbetrack and was caught between
the tender truck and baggage car. The latter was
instantly upset. and two Of the passenger cars, forced
upon the ruins, were crushed to pieces.
The passenger cars were filed with passengers, and
the crash was terrible, the train was moving at
express speed. The conductor, Thomas s. Clifford OF
Rochester lone Of the oldest and most estimable men
in the employ of the Company, was instantly killed.
and twenty or twenty-five injured. Two Ia gentle
msn and LADY, are believed to be badly injured.
Another lady had an arm broken.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
The OYerland Mail.

81. LOuis. Wednesday, May Is, Io'9.
The Overland Mail has arrived With San francisco
dates Of the 25th ult.
Senators Broderck and Guin were mastering their
respective forces for the ensuing campaign. There
will be two Democratic tickets in the field Lccompton
and Anti.IecomptoD.
The state Convention ia to be held at Sacramento,
June l5.
The San Francisco markets were quiet and un-
changed; buyers were waiting the overdue feet OF
Arrived at San Francisco, ship Northern Chief, from
Nev-York
Sailed from San Francisco, ship Sea Nynph, for
New. York
Adyices from Tahiti Of the 22d Of March state that
fl revolution is antcipated-the natives being deter
mined not to submit to the terms Of the French Gov
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
IBy TeleHaph. |

SYRACUSE, Wednesday May Is, 1873.
As the 5 O'Clock morning express train from Buffalo
10 New-York was passing the crossing one mile west
Of Jordan, a COW sprspg on the track between the
engine and the baggage-car, throwing of the bag
gage and three passenger cars.
Thomas S. Clifford, conductor, was instantly killed
and fifteen to twenty injured, three of them, IL is
feared fatally. The train is momentarily expected to
arrive here, when we shall obtain the names OF the
injured.
23O.-The train is in with the wounded, and
Messrs. wilkinson, Randall and Chittenden are en-
gagged in getting list of the names Of those injured
and attending to their wants. Only one person was
killed and that was the conductor.
THE reporter at Syracuse promised to orwcd fun dss Of
the disaster and ubdeaLd that he did bu, owing 70
laundering the telegraph hers. have failed to receive
the rrnnI,.-Repl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

il perfect, and wthal 20 stsrriy simple that u dol
lar appesrs 10 have been expended for ornament.
u lers blown mp by gunpowdes. OF thrown up by sn
tquske, il would ast until the end Of time.
Tie Ticinc is a rapid. clear stream, running
the sides and in the center f the river. 10 travelling
to-day many drches, through which clear
water running, and in some places the plain was
overfown.
"An extensive system of irrigation prevails in this
part Of Italy and the fields route today are
cultivated ike garden-vines, mulberry trees corn
grass, &C., are luxuriant." IN. I. Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

A regular meeting Of this Committee was held Iast
evening at the Republican headquarters, No. Gl8
Broadway. Tne President, Mr.. s. B. DUTcHER, In
the chair. After the disposal Of some routine business
Sixteenth Ward very strongly condemnipg the sotisa
Of Mr.. BreunDghausen in the Boart at zen Gov
ernors, who was charged with c0nspirug in Tho
machioaoDs Of tho Democrats, and strongly sp-
proving Of the conduct Of Mr.. Smith After c"nsdera-
Bic discussion the matter was laid over until the ned
regular meeting, for the purpose Of allowing NJ.
Breuringhausen opportunity to explain. ThS
u.ee,ii q then ad Jurucd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

SuIcIDE-Mrs Seamans Of Hartland, in this county.
committed suicide yesterday, May ~ by hanging hss-
self in the front room Of the house using part |" .
sken Of yarn, which she looped around her neck -
Is supposed, while standing in chair, hfching tss
other end 20 hook fastening on the wSn, asd
stepped of the chair. Nm. Seaman was a maInsd
woman, with family Of three children, the oaaeS
aged II years. Her husband owns good farm, sad
is well on in the world Mr.. y. bad been for some
time partially insane, but not sufficiently 40 to ls~f 70
the suspicion that she would destroy herself Ms, q
was at work at the time his farm, sni the chdron
were all al school She was found short time aitae
her death, aud Coroner Jones was called, ssd hest =
inqusst on the body The verdict u tho Jury was 10
accordance with the above. -...
(Loehport Courier ana ysarp.i
A RoNAsrIc SUICIDE, PRoBABLr.--hondsy eyes-
ing the police Of the seventh Station found the dead
bodies Of two persODs, one woman about fifty yesrs
ofsge and the other Of girl about ten years Of age,
on the fats off Maverick street, East Boston. They
were interlOcked in close mutual embrace WIN,
found, and il is thought tha, they committed suic
together. The woman apparently English, ~
was dressed in black bombazne dress; the girl va
dressed in a brown bombazine. Coroner Parker Las
taken charge Of the bodies, and they now await desi-
6eation. Boston tovrer
AsRysr FOR BrGANY.-Tbomas Murphy was ar
rested Yesterday by Officer McCuly and heldto bail
by Justice Medcraft on a charge of bgnaY. Its a.
legged that Murphy was married in Irelssd 2G yesw
ago and lived with his wife several yetre. Some To
wears since be TO this country clone ard atsr
beng here time he married agsis--his lsst wifi
bttnZ younger ana more ptepcsstssb woman InaA
the nrst He lived with her several yesrs when his
frsf wife 10 this country, an' Morpsy ret,rwA
20 her. leaving bis second wife 10 Jersey City a.-y
lived with the first in this city. Hsre 10 vsa trsGsd
BY .ne injured lady, who learning thf eiqcsa.isee...
arrested. Newark tsvertissr Wednesday.
p'gE's PEaK--A young man who left his home
Rochester in February i.st for us Pka's Peak gs.a
uir.s, wnes from Fort Laramie, under date Of AprA
y that after stopping II the dizgpgs about ten 6ays
e oec anne fully satisfied that The whole thing tneH
beng gold on the eastern slope OF the Rocky noss-
Ten h Of the greatest huDbags Of the dsy snd
Is bis opinion that net less than 80 900 mes AZ oess
to su6sr, that Few spectators may makS os uo,s"
on village lots New -Bsdiord Stanaard
A Northern Bapti,t paper dsYotes over cola
and baIe 10 the oIe.t;on y How can Christian B.
sIayehodsr, or sos esn ,Arr~padeF b cssist =,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
THE VERY LATEST.

BERLIs, Saturday, May.
Baron Humboldt died yesterday.
PARIS Saturday May
Marshal valiant and Count Wsewski are ap-
pointed members of the Prvy Council
Gen. Random succeeds TO the Mhistry Of War and
NJ Roger becomes President Of the Senate.
NJ Delangle retires from the Ministry Of the Inte-
ri1 10 the Ministry of Justice and the Duke Of
"Psdone" becomes Minister OF the Interior.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
Indian Troubles in Texas.

NEw-UKlLANs, WedneoIay, Way II, Io03.
Austin Texas advices TO the 11th inst. state that
Capt Bayer entered the Upper Reserve on the 81 with
20 men, and killed fifteen Indians, aud fed. party
of Dragons and indians were pursuing MIN. There
was great excitement, and the indians IN the Lower
Reserve had left their farms for Capt Rios encamp-
ment.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIyfRPOoL CoTTos M,RKET.-Tne Brokers Cir
cuar reports the sales Of the week 2s"O bales, Of which O
oln,d tod but quotations nominal except oF Mddins.
which showed much iuesnaiy The sales Friday were 600
S9ssa: Fei1 I'D do Mddias. esd Mobhe f.iT, ia do.
a. po @ 90 b = Which we're xca S STOCK
STATE OF TKADt.-Adv'ces from Manchester con-
tnue unfavorsbe There but little inquiry for goods
prices were weak, aud sales quite uumporaut.
LIVERPOOL BREADsfuFrs M.RKrT.-Messrs. Rich
sd.o sPeiOe Co TPo BIr dull and ,ishy declined
and e1Ced market and an advance Of 3D. on 81
sSt Sed fG was a dem sn ost0 p az
Wheat also dull at sas decline since Tuesdsy quotations
I NC Corn d AND srcnrd sas Msea
7Ie1ii Yellow, y ans White sIlasls :,
LIVERPOOL PKOvisION hAKKEr.-Messrs Bigand,
Atbya Richardson. Spence Co. James MoIIenry Co
and others quote large scvsDces nearly all descriptions OF Pro
i, icSa ens S quiet and steady a the advance. Pos s
opnd buoysn and advanced e On The s 49, aSs
advance to CO. d62 TaOw declined and selling s' '9s'0
LIvfRPoor PRoDUcr MARgEr.-Ashes firm; Pots
cousdeab advanced and quoted 81 6d32 Pearls steady
at SIZE Sugar steady Coffee dull Rice firm and advanced
Iinsetd oil 81 ass Roip finn At the spot AID . 70
arrive sPirts Turpentne firm at slight advance it Is quoted
Late,t-sOturday Noon-Coon quiet and steady sales to-
ioSpoS MARKrI.-Messrs B airing Brothers quote:
warAr quiet aud quotations barely maintained White 81
R,S Sga L0S bc.ry sUS and @I decnes q
advanced H. srETs TgRPE>rNE dull and easer
quoted f6 RICE opened hrmi but CLOSED ou'" LN>ttp
declined slightly, aud selling % Other articles unchanged
and quiet -
The London Money market 1, active The Bank OF England
had sdvsbo. m q cent The specie IN It's vault bad
Sass last weekly returns Cons' closed
CD Friday 9O 09O for money and account Bar SILVER q;
Esess 7bi+ ..
Istesf-LoNDox Saturday II n.Consols are al e0a d9Os
HAvRE Muy 4COTIoN very dull sale. of the Week includ
ina ys.tdsy 800 bales. The decoe the week Is fully ~
81 Tres oionaire lo bas gf bREADsTUFfs quiet slight
decline all descriptions excepting Wheat which has advanced
sill htly Pot dull. Pearls firm. RICE firm. sis
advance TALLow advanced consider bly, Provisions buoyant
and advanced considerably AL other articles unchanged
AMERICAN STUcKs.-Messrs. Barring Brothers re-
bort Federal Securities slightly declned Railway Bonds de
pressed Mess Bel Co report State stocks depressed but
not exceeding Railway Bonds considerably dccned
with hut few
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

We learn that the propretors Of the Metropo'itss
Theser have given the Of that establishments -
10 the Ladies Of the Monnt Vernon Committee, wte
will produce there DR.. Wards OPERA which Was per-
formed in private with such success few months
since, and respecting which much curiosity hss boss
mspifested. Some prominent professional sbgen VI
take part in the performance, though 1t will be maisiy
undertaken by amateurs II will take place soe twe
week. her0e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
SACKvILLY, n. b., May lS-S p. IN.

SACKyILLF, n. b. May ls-S p in
The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax at about iOi
O'Clock a. IN. to-day. The report for the Associated
Press was, as usual placed first in the Halifax tele
graph office, but il was withheld by orders of the
Eovs Scotia Telegraph Company, and precedence
given to the spectators report, which, in turn, has
been delayed here by reason Of previous occupancy
Of the wires by the Cape Race and other reports of
the Agent OF the Associated Press. The conduct of
tie Halifax managers compelled the Agent of the
Association to express the regular report through by
horses and therefore the balance Of the report will
not reach here until tomorrow Thursday. In order
that the private patrons Of the line may be incom-
moded little possible, they will, understand,
be served in advance Of the transmission of the full
details to the Associated Press. Private dispatches
.herefore will he first in order tomorrow Thursday
forenoon but the chief points OF the Press report will
be sent in season for the regular evening editions
The Canada is understood TO have sailed from Hall
fax for Boston at about oclock this afternoon and
may arrive there at about midnight tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
The Southern Pacific Railroad
Convention.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, "Wednesday, May H. 1852.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Conv en,ion adopted
resolutions to-day approving Of the compromise aud
the new policy recommending the stockholders to
make loan aud pay the installnents by the 10th of
June or forfeit their stock. The Convention then ad
iourped sine die
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
SECOND TRIAL OF JAMES GLASS FOR
MURDER.-THIRD DAY.
COURT OF OYER AND TERNISER-N.r is.-Bef0rs


The Peop<, &c, sgt. James GlasA
The Court did not adjourn Tuesday til IL o'clock,
tine dssense bad commenced ther tesopy TIL
rorsnz the s resumed and large amount Of t-sm
sven the part Of the defendant weat to show
Jaues the place wheu the shot ~as fired
Mr.. Whiting commenced summing up for the defer fs
at about 81 O'clock and continued speaking three
hours. His argument was very forcibse ana eloquent
Mr.. Waterbury followed on the part Of the proeeca
ton closely anayzng the testimony OF the wtnessen
The Judge then charged the jury, calling their a
tention to the principal points of the evidence and s1
pounding the law relative 10 murder and
stter which the Jury retired it then being ii ocloc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

CANAL BREAK-We learn from The Rcehest :
Usion that breach occurred in the Erie Canal neal
Brig hton on the night Of the lJh which would prob
ably Interrupt navigation W. two oI three dsys,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
DAYLATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

FENHE undersigned have in the following pure Idqnor
Wines, &c which they oaer to the trade at low prices on
examine their stock before buying.
Our Liquors and Wines purchased direct through the Gus
tom House and can be warranted genuine Being determined to
sell at low fgures-possesng the facilities to do sOwe aer
Prompt dealers, as win meet their views
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whistles.
20 and pipes Fine cOgnac 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
Brandies, choicest brands very old;
4 do Rochelle do bbis genuine Old Bour'n do
5dO pure Holland Gin Ice Ibis fine Tenn Corn do
Malt Whisky, best brands.
Wines.
loo baskets and bxs Champagne, 90 do sauternas;
30 boxes Hook and Moss 10 DO CASKS dt od and ans
90 DO Hungarian, White and 10 DO Madeira;
e5 boxes Fine Clarets; 10 DO Port;
Porter, Ale, &c.
20 casks London orter, best brands;
30 do English and Scotch Ale, best brands
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Biers;
% do French Cordials, assorted;
20 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, NIareschinO and Absynthe.
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars, 100000 German Cigars
choicest brands; 5000 Baltimore Eet,allas do
Tobacco.
% bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W. Anderson;
ss !: & {: {: .s!..,.ss: Il:
10 bore. fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco sutherland. sine gus
80 boxes h3e Virginia Chewing Tobacco, chamber FlDpen
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, anghOrn Amea
10 boxes hne Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Allen's;'
50 boxes best Tennessee do do
Also:
IS }, boxes Kean smit celebrated 'Twst and Pancakes
Danville Tobacco equal if not superior, Oges
With many otter articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
asp9 No. Y, College street. Nashville. Tenn
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DALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

IN this age adultersed and deeerious Liquors.
Of great satisfaction 10 be abie to introduce to public notice
me above Artce-au unquestoned purity pos
essng qualities except such have the
nueDcs on the human constitution.
roods OF soil on the banks Of the Rhine produce the
ETape will flourish where else from whose juice pro.
few acres Cuba produce Tcbacco flavor and
quality Of which, into cigars, incompa
Div superior that OF the producO other soil
row srp Of land of Natctoche louisiana
long supplied the world with upereNceent ce Of suuG
from such cannot be induced to elsewhere
In like manner has long been known that limited territory
lying in valley Of the MonOngahea river exclusively brings
Rye Of properties so ma ked and peeu ~ that its ds
laIon produces Whisky P such superlaye character places
Nv process recently discovered and known only to my
manusctur,, the grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
i0'~h' I" Ar0Hiatic valley whisky,
with which no other stand an instants comparison.
have no apprehension OF beng accused Of publishing
EArantabe, exaggerated enoomus, BY any one who
will nrst sui my Whisky to the test.
standard article at all the first class Hotels and
Clubs city New York. and wherever ills introduced At
Awarded the Palm of superiority,
and the e and for it tecomes thing established
Its medicinal properties SUCH that while its immeioe ef
nent influence upon the constitution
IhHve sample Days Aromatic Valley Whisky
deIeterious admixture JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D,
STATE AsslrER's OFFICE, % Somerset street,t
Boston, April I7lh, 1855: !
fbaye made chemical analysis your Aromatic Valley
WHISKY, ind pure He adUored, Rye Hhisky, contain
- suitable '0' ~ CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State AssayeT.
amiDstop md ii to G pare article, earey free IRON tie
TSiiT. JAMES J. NIAPES,
Ana ytical Chemist.
copsumers can depend upon getting pure article when
hey buy the Valley WHISKY as tits sold by the 60iteopy
- South William street New York,
tsnIR-ies 3a Sole Proprietor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

LLrE. wHHAAsoSf ARCHER cHs1rHLE
WILLIAMSON d CHEATHAM,
riPoRTERs OF
Brandies, wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &e., &C.,
no, COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.