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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-26

H At the recent charter election in Cold
water, Michigan, the'whole Republican ticket
was elected by an average majority of two
hundred. There were three tickets in the
feld-o Republican, one Democratic, and
one nominated by the remnants Of the sore
head party, calling themselves Republicans.
The last named ticket had one straight ballot.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-26

w The Sec'y Of State recently submitted
to the Attorney General the question whether
the Chinese Coolie trade as carried on BY
American ships comes within the law for the
suppression of the slave trade. The Attor-
new General decides that it does not. x
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-26

~ Gov. DENVER, Commissioner of Indian
Analrs, has resigned his place, intending to
resume the practice of law in California. 1t
Is SAID That Col. Mix, heretofore Chief Clerk
OF the department, will be appointed in his
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-26

~ "No one," says Dean Loker, "will
ever shine in conversation who never thinks of
saying fine things. To please, one must say
many things indifferent, and many very
had - .itE a.a .... - -.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-26

The editor of the Utica, N. Y. Herald
now abroad-has written letter relating to
Professors and Students, at the German Uni
versites. 1t is dated Heidelberg, Dec. 9Th,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-26

az One Of the old proverbs is, "Famili.
arity breeds contempt" T ~gGj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

The steamship Europa puts us in possession OF
three days later intelligence from Europe. There
il 70 news of marked importance. number of
disasters to American ships reported. Nothing
further was known respecting the proceedings at
Zurich, but according TO the latest reports the
treaty between France and Austria was to be
signed on the 10th or 10Th inst No further cham &c
respecting the Great Eastern is announced,
but it is stated that her departure for this
country will depend upon circumstances
Anviti, President of the late Military Commission
of the ex Duke Of Parma, was discovered in dis
guise in the city supposed to be conspirstor, and
killed by the popuace The report that the
Sandman Embassador at Rome had received bis
passports, is confirmed. Ii was rumored that
Prince Carignsno bad accepted the Presidency Of
Central Italy. MazziDi has Addressed a letter to
King Victor Em,nuel, promising him bi, support
if he will make Italy free. Great agitation con
tinued in Naples, where fourteen persons Of the
highest families had been arrested On political
charges and subsequently released. The Pope has
informed the European Governments that he wall
not relinqush his temporal powers but will call
upon the Catholic powers for support, if necessa-
ry. The inquiry into the late conspiracy in Tur-
kew was terminated and new arrests had been
made Omer Pasha Commander of the army of Bag
dad, had been deprived of his command, in conse-
ouence of serious abuses of power. The disbsnded
troops in India had accepted the bounty and con-
sentf TO 90 to China whittier ten thousand troops
were TO be sent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

The attempt to connect the Republican party
with Old Browns mad outbreak is necessity Of
the Sham Democracy. AS they are not able to beat
the Republicans in single Free State this side of
the Rocky Mountains, they must make the most of
their victory over Old Browns fifteen white men
and FIVE negroes. They have made so much ado
about it that they are ashamed to have the small
number Of their sdyersaries and victims known. 1t
wouldn't do to own that the Federal Executive :Gd
those of Virginia and Maryland have been frightened
half out of their wits by mailman and his platoon
of followers Already the bulletins of this war ex-
coed in length and righteousness those Of the war
of the Greeks with Xerxes and still the teegraphc
wires groan with further details This is keen
hunt for party capital, and will ultimately recoil
on the hunters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
THE FULTON BANK CASE.

The disposition made by Justice Osborn of the
complaint against the Fulton Bank desauter, is
rather Characteristic of our New.YOrk admins
tsatOn of justice. The Revised Statutes contain
the following provision:
Every person who irt-r: deagd sh1H make any
a!'s ety .haH Ja4y alter ,ntyy made n any book
Eep ~ any ,s0nsyG corporation ti, thH STATE OF IN
any book OF accounts KEEP, BY Corporation its officers
seivs Intended be delivered . person ceang
with such corpoTston by which any pecuuary Obligation ella
cr.d. shall shall purport be- DISCHARGED diminished,
increased crested any Affected stall conyic
ton, be 50 NC ged guilty OF forgery IN The third cegree
Nova d;ys, however, Legislatures and statutes
20 for very little. Justice Osborn seems to think
that the plainest words may be got rid of BY the
easy process Of rejecting them as surplussge In
that way be sets aside the first clause of the
provision, which we hsye marked in Italics; and,
having thus curtaed the act insists that it could
have been intended TO include only f,lse entries in
bark pass books II would have been the ordinary
course, where the construction of q statute was
doubtful to hold the defendant for the purpose of
having the question passed on By higher tribunal.
No. SO Justice Osborn. He seems to think that
bis opinion ought TO be as satisfactory to all con.
cerned as that Of the Court of Appeals itself. We
,ppIehend however, that means will be found to
get some more authoritative decision as to the
meaning Of the statute than that of Justice Osborn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
THE FIFTH.AVENUR REPORTERS

The Fifth.Avenue Committee, or, as they have
preferred to call Themselves, 1.-The NewYork
" Democratic Vieilant Association" which has
Just now stepped forward to dispute with Tammany
Hall ard Mozart Hall the control Of the Democratic
party, is to be organized it seens on the principle
Of pretty close corporation. TIE whole organ
izaton is to emsnste from Committee Of five,
named st meeting on Tuesdsy evening. This
Committee of five is to Dame one person from each
Ward, with ten Others az large, the whole thirty
two to constitute General Committee, which
General Committee il TO be vested, it would ap
pear, with al the powers of the association, what
ever they msy be. The General Committeeman
fiom the Wards are TO be charmen Of Ward
Committees, to consist of eight persons beside
the chairman, those eight to be appointed BY
the chairman himself, subject however, to
the approval of TIE General Committee. At the
end of each year from the lst of October, eight
members of the General Committee, TO be desi g.
nsted by lot, are to 60 out and their places to be
filed by the Association by such method as the
General Committee may hereafter prescribe.
NotthIy meetings are 10 be held By the Associs.
ton, but the members of il would seem TO have no
other duties, except to contribute their money and
to carry out the plans Of the General Committee.
VIVA. those plans may be, beyond general pro-
fessons Of reform, does not yet distinctly appear.
The appointment Of Committee Of five to confer
with felowDemocrsts in reference TO nominations,
locks if it might be intended to enter into s,me
negotiations with Tammspy Hall on that subject.
1t is intended perhaps, that this FlfthAyeaue
Committee shall constitute sor. of Upper House
to Tammany Hall, with the right Of veto on such
nominations as may be made there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

the arrival Of q junk, With two whitehall Msoda-
other communication" above referred TO. Thus
letter, according 10 the table talk version Of It
which circulated on board the Po1ha WAS from
the Governor-GenerA himself the other Was
from the Misunderstanding bis resiiness to meet
Mr.. Ward, any day he might appoint, at the north
err mouth Of the Peiho, thence 10 conduct him TO
Tein-tsin where the rstiications Of the treaty
would be exchanged; after which Mr. Ward could
proceed 10 Pekin, to deliver the Presidents letter
to tie Emperor. 1t is sdded that the report on
board the Poghstau wss tina. the 9Th Of July WAS
appointed for the Interview.
What tie result Of TIL. interview Was, aud wheth
er Mr.. Ward chose ~ accept the offer thus made
remain to be known. OF bis scsusl arrival at
Pekin there 10 sccount exec pit the evidently made
up story OF the journey in box jast published in
q Paiis paper The story Of Mr Wards arrival a.
Ptkn. cad 10 have been received via 81. Peters
burg, turns out 10 be nothing more than 3 state
ment contained in the Siberian Official jsurnL that
srrsp gemenis Rad been made al Pekn for receiv-
ing Mr.. Ward, but that be would not be received
BY the Emperor in person Only by one OF bis min
is.ers.
After all if Mr.. Ward has gone 70 Pekin, if We
substitute instead Of the box palsnqun, the
usual method Of travelling in China the account
given in the Paris Pays of his journey and recep-
ton there may not be much ost Of the way. There
is little likelihood of his being allowed to remain
there as resident minister, after delivering the
Presidents letter. He viii doubtless be cent back
to Sbsnghse. It msy be matter of boast
Jog that We have got the start Of the English
and French in having our ambassador actually
received ST Pekn but it is difficult to discover any
practical benefit to be expected from forcing upon
the Emperor this unwelcome visit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
EMRAssADOR WARD.

Letters published some three weeks since in The
Journal Of Commerce, written on board the Pow.
hatan, and dated July 3 and A. contained an &C.
count of letter Of Mr Wards, sent June % to
the north mouth Of the Peiho mentioned also in
MI Wards letter, originally published in The n.
L. Iimes), and of reply to it, received July 2.
This reply stated that the Emperor had directed
the Governor General of the province to receive the
Minister at the northern entrance, and to conduct
him to Pekin. The correspondent Of The Journal
Of Commerce adds: 1--WE are now waiting for an
." other communication from the Chinese Intend.
" ant" in answer, apparently, to second letter
from Mr. Ward
The philadelphia Ledger publishes letter dated
July 6, OF board tie Powhstsn which mentions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
than half try.

The Hon. FERNANDO WOOD made sn eninently
Democratic speech at Democratic mass meeting
st New. Rochelle on Tuesday evening We have
not room for fol- report of this eiidsion but here
is a specimen
Of 81. fellow oi;izers let ask ourselves what % b
snaer what form The bse beins sOa.s, There
Guy psrtieshe Demccraie which ia n,;ional .nt ne
century $50 baed ron rights snd the
Of The whole Csfecersey without reference 70 o. ion OF
State ard Ii. Republican which me creature OF to-day ne
& ~, re .S,o SI,rtr, u 10 Nsrssra eIgs as hSeoE
inednenn and d,edtfui m 10 d,nI as l' ne dIoH
let oo.s BY TIE A,g Of L,SAi 'csrge ne Children II men,
-Hsving proceeded to appoint Gov. Seward the
great head and leader, creed maker and Pope,
Of the Republican party, he next states Mr. Sew
ards political doctrines, as follows:
He proclaimed tke'e Doctrines. Ws.re u no tasne..
,i. he b,cs.ped record Of "Repsbcsa design. Tai,
wa done his celebrated Rochester speech IL thai eaoi IL
,eadei TO be full exposure q The eoc;ae' up watch H, Aad
Tie 'uecsas e.nv. .sh se ogs8 he s Sa T R.5 a
party will 90 before the people, Whsi are hey lie:
si.orssnl,iion AID With n.tionsl dl.e,.e, void
ret MAINLY tter p-ruicous ienten;e' He boldly said
there irrepfe.be conflict between the pep< II hs
Moth and TIE people Of the South n heh re 0er
ton saH ,u-thsi the Union become all slave or al
The sun h,l force he people Of the North into abandon
eu Of their own institutions that the North h1 drrs
TIE South ~ ct Grm suppose into Abandonment OF s
Of labor freedom Of tie slaves AID lie consequent
tirc,iou ie3utrs pursuits and ia agricultural prpeiy
This 10 what proposed, ielowclzens Of New YORK
Seward the Republic 20 Let 70 force
emsecpsPn The blacks tea. make slaves Of the
phte. let elevate political clan, though may
mpoveh The nson et the free people Of one sec
ton IN freedom subugae real Liberty uuder pre-
.snse Of .ubcupg uoms saysry let psy TIE hyPo're %
that better the pirate let settle uss' prnci
pie though doing united people let there b. an
rreresbe between al that great and GOOD in the
cop.der,cy Of STATES the clnsotary " the people
thai upou the cOpfc: s5a become the Nero OF
the occasion TO fdoe upon the smoking embers u Whist
once this glorious compact a American States ard have the in
soou, distinction of being the last American President o.
Warrington was the INST
After such manifestation OF gerus for false
hood and defamation by the ex.Mayor We submit
that Desn Richmond, Cagger, Cochrsne, Fowler,
Purser. and the other apostate FreeSolers in and
about TammaDy Hall, shall "let up on him. He
is eminently worthy of their comPanionship aad
support, as they are of bis, Who among them can
beat the above in reckless, brazen, wholesale lying
Which of them can surpass it in willful slsuder ,
Evidently, none. What, then, should binder the
nomination of Fernando as Tammany's next csndi-
data for Mayor-backed Of course by the approval
and cash of the Everett House Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

ACADEMY - MUsIc.-SgBor Fern, a baritone,
with q reputation IN the principal opera houses OF
Europe. made bis first bow 20 a New York public
lss. night in Erndni. He practced artist, With
a fine voice His style IS large, and his manner in
tenfe. His debut here was distisct success. We
cannot say az much Of the principal soprano part,
Mile. Cresc.mano. AS thi. artist is mOdestly an
uourced the criticism, beirg adverse may be mild.
Italy must show higher culture for this latitude. We
have too many skillful amateurs to accept profes-
siorsl crudity. The other parts were well filed BY
Stgell and Juncs. The orchestra was excellent.
New operas are in rehearsal; these the public are
eager to hear. Next week the fret Of them viii be
rrearutri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

inredien,s BkaSDkErHs Puts PsrsAive, and
attn opupctiou TO open deAch dissolve cleanse cool heal
And 20 cary out Of the body whatever aae' IT, By being d.
,sssS LIKE the food they iao and mix with The bios 70
search out and remove all hsd kumor They dissolve al uu
naars collections the blood and cure taeerc ulcers
xe let In what part Of toe system they may IHvy IA
jarc part Of the body They carry away no'ans iAA COCO
They oay remove Via, 4. bad They nlare ases with Il
sc With H. always hes work well rse' use has saved
many valuable hfe.
Principal oOe. No ss CaBss Plice . cents box, with
all directions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
Who has that hat ?

The antipsthy of mad dogs to wster is nothing TO
the aversion of Democratic journalists to Election
Returns about there days. You can hardly coax
one Of them to print tie word PENNSYLVANIA,
ONO, Iowa, or MINSEsoTA-much less give any
figures Whist is the matter with theml Has
The Journal Of Commerce forgotten how to cipher
Democratic gains out Of Republican victories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
Total. 90 far..... ). ole

IUldI 20 IdE VT
These Counties contain fully two-thirds Of the
voters of the entire State. The Tote is heavy IN
most of the Democratic strongholds and Light IN
the Republican; but tits does not avail. The Re
publcsn, have Governor, Legislature, and every
thing. BY over 5000 msority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

MnTTARY.-The "a Res mspt under command Of
Major Irwin, psrsded yesterday, and wss inspected at
Washington square in accordance With State regula
ton. The 10th Regiment, Col Haley was inspected
al Hamilton square, and the 10Th Regiment Artillery,
Col Graham al East Nev.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
CHEMISTRY AND MArrRI, MrpICA

LEcTpkEs or IHr Nav YoNX CoLLrcE o. PH,xN,cY.
The Regular COurse Of Instruction will commence on
WrpsEspsY Oct 49, with Introductory ON CHEM.
isuy By Prof B. oGpES poSSMys, Y. D.. the Medical
Coilsse No 30 Ess, lsnst nesI 4osv al ocook TIE
ss@. place Tsess0ar .S;A a., a. oe.St with
Ticsst. ana, be had Of CSshSn Nc al Broad cay cor
go a.; Tao. J Green BroAjssy cor. i4IAs, sad wm.
WIxsl Hs. IL kSissglsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
The Tribune for California

VIII be ready at 10 O'Clock this morning. I: WI.
contain the Money and Market Report, Marriages
and Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing Of the last steamer.
The California steamers North Star and Atlantic leave
to-day a. 2 O'Clock. The mails close at l O'Clock.
Single copies in wrappers ready FOR mailing, for sale
81 = he oourter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

The season wsnes and the nights grow cool; but
the coolest thing we have seen lately is the follow.
ing from The Pennsylranian:
at is evident that the Opposition intend 10 continue,
in Per nsylyaus their game OF deception in relation TO
the tariff: the cyy hat the Democratic party Of ne
nation IS taror Of free trade they kHor 10 be tai'e
-Whn has that hat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

Tie Opposition m,ty or Inc I -. vote Of Ala
vary little from 10000, thouS> 80 IT,. and
steuy, Erie. Beaver, Mercer, Bad. :. bus s,ou,
most of the Republican strOusaOla' 0d' M v'Oa
two-thirds out, while Bsrks, Wessuore''~ .,o1.
eomery, ard nearly all the Democratic "Fone .n,,
were signalized by spirited contests. "'n'u 80 ,..
out good vote. The total vote viii be ~
so. 0CO below that of last year.
The EreniHg Bulletin (Philadelphi') nis 'Do
rev Legislature complete. OF the eleven Ssna'
tors chosen this year, the Democrats hsve earned
one lin the Perry District BY 8 close vote. The
Legislature is politically divided s, follows:
Senate. Opposition. go. q Democratic. -... II
House :. Opposition. go. 81 Democratic. .... SO
Joint Ballot, Opposition. - Democratic. 80. -
Opp. majority in Senate, 9: House, 81 Joint, rs.
This i, pretty well for party ths. didn't more
than half try.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
To Advertiser,

Merchant Manufacturers, Inventors, snd al Who
save Wares Inv-nos LsDds say,hns else 70 sell nu1r ID
y.r.,. they expect 70 ar6 Purchaser .ai believe iAa<e
10 oe, Advertising medium GOOD urHr WssKLY fnisusk
II has larger circulation than any other In he world
circulating largely smons Funers M-tcnaa Han1Aeslrsn,
Me- hanics L.. fdcs o per line esck tss-Ijoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

FIFTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY CoSyZs
TIos.-Ihe Vth Assembly District Tsmmanyl Cor
vsntion net, FOR the fourth fifth time, at Wm. Ma
sons, corner CT Hudson and Barrow streets, last
evening, BIZ. adjourned without efsc.ing nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
To our Friends on the Pacific.

Nj JOIN H. P. wEsTwoRTH Of San Frsnei'co appointed
our General Agent for California ~sa authority % obin Sub
,iboDs and Aaverseent and receive payment therefor in
behalf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
New1turkD aln Gribu,te
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1859.
tn CORRESPONDENTS

L. not,c~ can b. sken Anonymous Comm IniaosA What
Intended fr insertion NUS. ,. s1th-r By tee
name and sddreu toe wrser-not neossrsy TOT pasvcs
To- bot a. . raarsn.y for ala sooc faith
W. c.nno undertake retrrn rejected Comrrnicstons
ans,ness litter, for THE TlIBUss ,noala Al -
Addressed 70 EosacE GsIILEY Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

We are indebted to the Overland Mad" AMI
American Express companies for late California
papers, by Bu..evseli s. Co.: Overland Route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
PRNNSlLYANIA.

We have official returns from forty-one counties,
containing three-four:ts of the population of the
State, and reported msi0ri!Ies from the others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
MINNESOTA.

The following is the reported vote for Governor
in counties which poll more than two thirds of the
vote of the State. They leave no doubt of sweep
ing Republican triumph:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
IOWA ELECTION.

The msjorities for Governor in the several
Counties Of lows, go far as We have received them
are "a fellows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
Keims msiority.....

For Senator LsDg5on, Republican, had 20ls majority His
ma oy In the duic.-oomposed CT Bradford susqgshsuns,
Wyoning ard Suvar-wil b. about 1900 The very
light than oneh,f the Republicans in our county
were a, III. poll. Yours ALLEN McKEAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

DO Ihr .-"o,fit 1tolo IL sii f0JO b,i's
Ramsey ahead. 90l Sibley's official maj. 30
Gross frauds.
The remaining Counties can hardly reduce, and
cannot overcome, this msjOrity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20
NORTHERN PENNSYL VANIA.

TowASDA, Pa Oct. 70, 1883.
Ed. TRIBUNE: The following is the official vote Of
Bradford County the State ticket;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

DIR. j. BoyEE DoDs's
lNrKRIAL WINE BIrTEKs,
AtNSs Gao and 65l Broadway.
Wit CUgT lNCtFIrSr CONSUMPTION
WILL CVks " sAK LVNGs,
Will Cess WEAK SToMACHs,
WILL CURE GISERAi DESLfrN,
Ana ot pu,g and enTchus the blood are sosoately an
surpassed To Be q hs is Only make
fAiT trial -.
Glsss Of each Bottle -.
Pnoe per bottle TIE usual discount 70 the uede orec
,,n. Tor each bottle. kog by Csa Wdc
field Nos and Isl SrosdwAy Conrad Fox No 81 Barclay a..
and MIA Hayes IFS fui;on't Brooklyn, snd by all Dfuess
HoILowAN'S OINTMENT relieves and soothes
the .ev,est pain Of Rteins'm vrsse Of In
fsmmson within hosrs 81 the hrs
So A, the manuf.c,cry, Ne. So MStea-Sue, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

The Hon. FERNANDO WooD made sn eminently
Democratic speech at 5 Democratic mass meeting
st New. Rochelle on Tuesday evening. We have
not room for fol- report of this eidsion, but here
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

HUSBANDS CMCINED MAGsEsIi is free from
unpleasant taste three times the strength OF the common
Calcned Asgntsa
Worlds Fair Medal and -Four Firs. Premium Silver Medals
have been awarded beI the best ia the market For
bS and by the msnuisc
THOMAS J. HUSBAND ih4Aooi PniA