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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

SrgCIAL AGESTs oy TIE POsT-OFFicE DErARr-
sEsr.-We are authorize TO state that all coniln,s
siops Of specisl agents OF the PostOtce Department
issued prr To tbe li,h If March, lsH and not signed
by Jo~t ph Holt the present Pcstmsster-General have
been revoked and their return 10 the Department. re-
Questesi.
As OLD WopAs HAS6s HEEsELf.-A widow lady
named Pummer about 90 years old, hung herself in
the town If Ridott on Sunday last She tore up her
dress and MADE rope with 1t, with which she did the
deed. She leaves two daughters, one q sud the other
I6 years Of age. lFreepot ILL., Jour, Apni "a.
The musketo season has already commenced down
IN Csirp and Podscoh.
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Lazy IN The LospY.-The correspondent Of TIE

a LID IN 7 III IUbLI.-IUc correspondent Of IN
Chicago Tines says:
"A few days since, whhe the Board OF DicectOr, Of
The Transit Company were in session a. 1t. Paul d
Mr.. Mrs -, formerly If OF at present OF
Washington, ar vel In tow AMI presented 10 the
Board claim egalnst the Trarsi; Conpa Of
81; eco for services rendered in g-tt ~ the Land
that Der claim would hot be recognized, wherr1pon
she employed counsel who were proceeding TO swear
cut an INJUNCTION restraining the Governor from H.
suing any more bonds 10 the Transit Company, &c.
II also exhibited e. her counsel q copy of private
contract entered into between the directors Of that
road and the contractors agreeing 10 pay back IL
tain contractors $500 per mile Ol the amount they re-
ceivrd from tie Company. Leariirg the course the
fair claimant was taking and that she was possessed
If such inINtaIt papcis ami secrets, the directors
cane TO the fOt-ghts and paid her 80 900 in State
I,uiir, h.,ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
SICKLES-KEY FEVER Nv CANADA.
rrva M DxfaLs COsytev.

Frv~ Ta< BSsaLs Cosrscv. 49,
Orr Canada neighbour have caught the Sckle-- hey
fever, al least Cases of the di-ea-e have
uily come 10 Knowledge one Of which devel-
oped i,selt yesterday short distance below sandwich.
For a lorg time Mr.. Ford, the keeper Of the Prince
Albert cavern at Petite Cote below Saadwc has had
some suspicious that FrcDcbman named Langlos,
hvrg near Sandwich, had warmer imiraion Tor his
~if-or rather hat they had awrrmer admir- alton Tor
each .tLeI-than in accordance with the injunc-
t;ots Il the decaloeue lie accordingly set hin~eh
and lie frerds IN sIck"s, Ia the agreeable duty Of
watching their movements. by their united efforts
evidence was obtained which confirmed their sospi-
ctns. LApckis was discovered upon one OCCASION
coming out Il Nj Ford at tins anl under en-
crm.tsrc,s which Lo ud bot reconcile with the duty
Il faithful wife and true friend.
Further obs.rv ations ,rnlshes him the proof that
Leicoi- and Mr.. Ford were in the habit of meeting
each ether upsn tie American aide of the rver and
taking a carriage rde, ar such other recreation a.
United their fdncirs On Saturday last they came u
this sile, followed by him, hired hose and buggy,
AID drive about four miles into the country and
acrpped at public house. Satisfied oy these dsa-
pr,eabc symptoms that all was not rigu,, Ford be-
came greatly excited, aud resolved On the death OF
IauRlols. Bur bis agitation was too great Ia per.
init him 10 carry lis intentions into execution, and
40 instead az shooting the destroyer 81 his peace,
he Yesterday commenced evil sun Tor damages
egaiu,t him and he was bound over to answer IN the
sum of A., ~. There the matter rests at present.
Lsrgli il farmer in comfortable crc umsanc~, re-
siding between Windsor and Sandwich, and as they
de- M ,uch things ia Canada somewhat differently than
wit u.s. he will probably be Compelled TO pay dearly
for bis forbidden pleasure.
Mrs Fond Is much younger than her husband, and
net ot " openly declares her preferences for Lsagls,
whr l. n married mao but avows her deter .nnstion
10 kare him in spite ui her husbands persecution. That
PATE Cote, therefore, il IN fa,r way 10 cause a.
much trouble Ia parties in interest as hrs. Estons dd
10 General Ja,kson's Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

CUIEEME COCRr-Ciy aui C"uul! ~ New
~ YorL-St Micah build As 1eaor, flailtfs, sssins
Alexander uIta owen OCOnnor aud LstalIas MS
wife. d,ts.--uu4IIyLs r..iet-To Ia Defendant
ALEXANDER WARREN Smith: You ar. hereby sam n ned
ggir,d - te r. ut in tai. action waicn mas
bee III d in tie Office If the q k " the Cty aud Cuny VI
New City Hall City 81 No~foTk aud TO
cIy II your 10 SAID comp te subscriber
1t lie Of. No 81 Chsthamt ia the City ii Now York.
twenty d. y. AFTER the service tr gsv Il the day II
service AID you fail u ts complaint within
81 ..id The ~ he n t.is action will Apply
the reief deLsnaed ~ thu rlsnt-Dst April ls9
J. W. C. LEV ERlDGE, PlIiA,id . A.tjrlsy.
TIE complaint in the shove eatled
Cdcs q tie tlsik tAe City ind County N.wIuri
ty Hall GftL- tiy q New ffrk tIs seventh Of
les, J. w. L. LETERIDSE Plaintiff . Attorusy
al ltxt~F
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IN PURSUANCE OF so order of thu Surrogate Uf
tie Couuy notice hereby given to all p.rson.
us,iug IA HOBART IANS, late u tie City ~
N.vNL, CuI-,EistLs~, deceased, - pr-sen, tas SANE
With LeS thereof subscriber, te Office Of JOHN
FOWLER IT,, esq No 81 Na.ssur tB4nk 81 Co nuisrce built
ns City Of Nrwiok, fore the 18th DAY Of July
L,af- Dated New ioTk the 18th day f January, 1859
ja7 sw6mF MARIA l.. hAWS EfrcutrtL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

QuARAsTisIsG THE SHALL Pox.-The town II
Marianne, has adopted a set Of quarantine regulations
to prevent the introduction therein Of the small pox,
DOW prevailing in Southern Alabama. The quarantins
is 80 rgld that net even communication by mail PCT.
United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

IN 1T RSl AkCE az MI u,d-r o. the s irrrg,ie ~
lie County OF N-wis notice hereby given 10 a. pers
Law. ELIZABETH OSBORN lst- e tIs CRY
New al, Grcesscd, present the with yoIcEen
tue su,.s hi, At to ofi.s 81 REUBEN H. CtD
LIPH No lle " ssau IN the City 4 N-~Y 5sf re
ac fuith dav o October GiIi-D.ed New York. tle thin,
dew e M.Ici 1859 ROBERT BARNES AdinnistraloT.
al IsvbnF.
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NEw-YoKK SUPREME couRr,-THoMA;

~ NJ HOCkER a-s,i.st JAMES rRAriiEN, MAJ RIG +
4 FiINt T. JEsSE BRUSH Trustee, All GILES HAULES-
BEthby OF dtcr,ts oraeI - me dn.ei-d ami de-
v,i,d u Iose Sole tk- seventh day Of Nay 1852 II
u ocloes nu No oiS washington street IN the CITY AID
G. urty e. ko~ ,rk oil tie fyliIs d-crbi gods and chat
tets VI: One Esne, Boiler, snafns Belt, Pulley. two
Fur h.tLts and all the On. machinery ppleEat thereto,
ard al failures the pr,uss No 52s Washington street, 10
The Cry q New YORK including OH furniture two dee
RoGs,,rs 81 a'iug being usys aid II St-DAtsd
k,w.iort, May :. 1883 b. b. NJ IL, Net rec
NJ. o. Wal-.t York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

rencsburr ard other town. below, are reported mum
do'ed, and the destruction OF some properly s r.
m,red Cincinnati Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

SLAVES hAsrHIrrKD.-Mr. G.. B. Tucker Of
C-,rg-iown, Kentucky, lat week msnunitted nine
SAVES four adults and Eve children, valued at p co.
ard sett them ~ OHIO
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ltle0irai.
I'D HEALTH or AMERICAN -.
:

80 HEALTH w or AMERICAN 81
IN pe,ennss ssrataH, q the uniform een<sai action ne
C'sDtg andy htAsd'es har general character has bees
gsn'a.is'd by the Js4lx.g
AFFIDAVIT.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF Ncw-YoIK April is, 1858.
joshua r. Bridge u rwigk being duly sworn depse. and
.aSs that IT, 10 the .ttfLdiIs aud sans t Ur-
s.n,r -tl-Ni- 4 liz psrstiuu Of tn Grs,nb- Fa ily
been unit rly sd that he ha knon
oath their and genuine riarsrr aud thu,
d, Tug proof shall b. ri, the pr directly
b. 9th. # tn -Itir. accuracy Al p..i
" th statement. Of the Gr--.b berg Com
psi with mi hc't confidence.
Sworn before me- iAs 18th Gay Of April 1859
DANIEL y. TIEMASN
Mayor e he City uf New York.
dR Loeo rr,9u4ar, dsoioo,meH,s and df sie.
cette, 9th sypn d'seases Of
,sd.ooA. cured BY the GRiEFEABERG COMPANYS
HdRSH4LLS UTFRikE C1THOLTCOE.
81 ile Fire boftL>s for S. IL
H. ly by Eaprss.
skifu phyecisu d. BRiDGEI constantly IN the OH e.
Add,en JOsHUAF. BRIDGE 81 d. SeerstIrv Gracftsbs,9
Company. NJ. ~ Psrf-r'~ New loTs.
CTCAUTION-1 Ii
AZ ARTICLE. WHOLLY " .UrHoRIZED NEARLY REsfHsLse
THIS ASD LABEL, MAS BEEN PUT N CIRCULATION
The high Inorel chsrE,trr If sn ted WITH
The Orc, nies Company, aud tie sckU~ dsed edir ssiD
Judgment uf Tf brds, ID. attending physician, ud in
reliance IN their ppaTaiit Tie my be o0nsuted
p rsaIsy by Itter with entire conference.-the ny
k,W
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UIutcr Cure.

mr.. +. j. LONENIlIALs WATER CURE
~ and GYMNASIUM No. 10 Beeciers., New FORK.
ioiu without bard Transient and permanent bosrer'
tax
liR TRAILS WA1Ek-CURE Is located ont
me door t.In Johns Pst. No. IS L.isht.t Gd
be obtained from >S ~ ~ week. Board With
reatu. 81 ( IL 81 pcr week K T. TRAIL. n.
.,d ID y G0RToN. 81. D. Phy.ieisns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

The ShelbyrtHe tAls.) ErpOsor reports the details
of a " sickcs tragedy, enacted IN Bedford County,
Tenn, on the 2lst Apr-the part of Sickles by on
Mr. Handy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
A.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On after Wednesday April g. 1859, Trains viii ssvs
1sli-st st stou, NV. Y"ib, .s tollons:
7:45a M. For Than sbidge.
S:50s Mail Train fr Albany.
9:S0s ul.. For NillarisbTdge.
Ii:9Os " Flo, White Plains.
2:56 p. NJ. For " llianshrdge-
4:Mp MI oI Dover Plains
SEQ p. ~. For White Plaius.
e:i5 For Witt Plains from w sise and Ce1se -
8:S p. n. For William shr.dse.
RkTvRkNG-Wil huv,:
5:nOs M. From " hite Pisins
5.J 3. ~. .FroUi Du,eT i'ans.
6:4Gs From william dge
7:'N from Wilt. Plains
9:4ja Mail Train from Albany.
$500 .kr@m, Wlianishridg..
l:in y. ~. froui " lLam.brdgs.
3:o0p N. From White Plains
500 y. Il From " Iiau.shrdge.
WIN J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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AND IIARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY Tn Annual Me- w sf StoSEli"r- 4 ur.
tosfa, fr the 81 en II Thir'es (5l "c'r- VII - bed
TUESDAY, Nay a. IL " b. or. ftn u 'cl "a
s2%eIc. n Trss-iyi Bob II the Ola nd Prf.r,H
''''' y ~ iva " IL EMERSON. Secretary, ke.
NEW -.ILRsEY RAiLROAD-Fm PliiLA-
~ DELPHlA .nd TIE SOUTH &ad', WEST us JERSEY
q .uc .ud p w. fer. IS Thfour4 Tick. .. fH Gin
man ~ W'sf, ard for Nssh SvLrsSn- AMI tss
s,'i &C. AID through b-syssr CHECKED u "s'hns'r N
y. wooDRrFF, A:.cAas g-'.j'cae,H =.
Nc bss'ssr viii ~ r'c'iN-d i any fsn an 1"n'rr"' SIS
sh''sd hf'-u nin"''' ." 'fy'io' of ~ '''- " -a'1nf
CNUK BOSTON .id PROVIDENCE va NEW
L FOHT .ud FALL N' ER The spi-nfio I'D ."E-ref
.i,.ng hE1RGruLs 'srt y, W., Icy. NJ S'rs r'r,
.po II, FnpIRE STATE. CsIt B0ytou, % MONDAY,
wEphEsUAv vrd FRIDAY AZ ''-Iri p a.. ho's Pis' kH
H. r-h.i b. nom. uiI r. reg. ie- yer-d any .pp3
NJ III tie shs ha'' beeR paid for.
FreEti IL ob iorssr~d tr'aEh With 'i-A' ai>paeh ,,
Wn BORDfS. A.-nt. Ec- ~ AMI II w-.~
NEW-iOkK AND ERIE .All.ROAD.-Ou
~ after MONDAY, April lgs -ns unu frb.f nJtice
Passenger Trains II have P"r, hoi Ut DTane-'t a. io~'
DUEkIFK EXPRESS at {. m, for Daltirs and sUd.o
IN fT,@cI . ~, ~, r9'.diAr s,stqn- -. ,..,
MAIL TRAIN al kr puktrt and BIfao, and inter
RG' kLAhD PASSENGER al, SO p a. MN op' Of iar-
WAY PASSENGER at p IL. tr Ne~suTeb, Hdd9et1~n
TL- sb,,- traius run daily, Saudsys rAo-pi-d.
1L,rv Eapns, Trains nice a. Elm With she Elnsrs
Csrsids f, .Id Nsfus F~is RAiT al "a Nakars fas ..
kusEt with The and Buzhs ptn Railroad ~
SyIt' Corning the bGalO, Corning sd New f0rs
D.lsvsr, Lsrka~ snr. ala w.-r alrsd fer Scrsuon;
Hrn' |, syile. VIII The Ball .ua Nrsfors City Rilrnad
''' -'D'''''''' '''t HARLEs g1RhS. pr-.idrn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

w ATTS's NERVOUS ANTlDOTE.-
w CArTlOS!-l have circular purPouing t, be
ty .sd Audote signed By Strstjn, who
,lsus l., Thereof Among the said certificates
myt1M Now, beard 1 sai aud
H. iDsd, Of withon, my knr~edEe or consent
w. MILLER, L.fsrsc Dulrug, Brosd~ay R'mcnbor, the
s,ruue only b. had Of ard agent III Brp,k
HAiEs. kuri-,t. JOHN fYHE Co, SJe PDmetprs
n, l,s NsssaC-.t-
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ~ NEW-JERSEY.-
~ CONNECTING Hampton with the D-l.sarr, 4cks
wains Western Railroad. and Es-ou With the Lrsb
Vsl,y Rair I'd
sPkING ARRANGEMENT, commencing March 10. isSs-
kewYort for EaFion and Intermediate pao> from Pie
No 2korh River, at u II mr. aud M; In Soner
vile ly above trains. aud al 5:t u.
The above FL Eabe with vaps the New
Railroad which lee New York from the ft VI Court
lsidt..,. a. $40 ~, and II M, and and 5B o..
ff th. Delaware sckawAnEa, aud West"rb Rat
road viii leave at u only. For Lehsh Valley Railroad at
" NJ end I'm John q. STERSS. Superintendent
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TIVE BRITISH ana NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

Rel. not .,curcd uutil paid for.
Ar ,.p,rincvd Surgeon OF board.
The owners Of these ships WA not BE accountable tor 0o
SOy., JrWclry Precious STONES Metals,
~ XII, of adng signed therefor snd the Vsiae thereof
l.1r,sn oppressed For freight og pes.sgr apply TO
T.. CUNARD, No Bowling Grcon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

EUR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA - The
u AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CON
IASl Rev aud 6nicla.. steamship THOMAS SWAMI, J.
ksu.y Commanded vii leave per No. y North RseT
sATlRDAY NAV :, o'eio>k Psss-so Savannah,
wab Guurpas-d aooommodstans sla rsrDush tickets TO
hc~IJrle.ls SS9 10; Mobile $50 Montgomery s Albany,
Sa s24 A,isu., IS; Columbus. s3; Macon, sai Au-
ras principal places ia FLORIDA a. lowest
1sk. cert. Per and popoonate nos Insurance QUE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17
Court or C0Innsson Pleas.
Before Hon. Judge Brady,

JrSE l6-Caa'les W. Bakr ts. 1he Mayor, de-, IF Neio
Yoy'.rhis was action brought TO ,4S5 for
stationery furnished for the election of December 1855
On the 2eth January following Judgment obtained by
default The Board Of Supervisors to whom the bill! was
presented had made deductorr which object
cd 10 by the planta Counsel empioye ed TO have
the judgment set acde the ground that the Mayor
Commonalty OF New York not liable, II being cour-
~ charge. The called but in the absence OF
counsel il was postponed.
Before Hon. Judge DAILY
Ddrid Buhlcr rs. The Noyor, Aldermen, fc.-Tfis WIS
an action to recover $4,000 damages agSns the city
injuries TO property and less Of business By the
extension and repairing Of new Bowery in 1856. 1t
alleged by the plaintiff that his premises, Mad
son street and the Bewery greatly injured by ex
walton much that he bad 10 remove bis buildings
and that in consequence thereof his loss was
great but that after removing his buildings
then located thereon and erecting others for commercial
business. which time IN March, 1857 still the
repairing on the said Bowery completed
should have been, but remained unfinished and in such
condition that plaintiffs business wholly interrupted
and he could not 60 with 1t until August 1885, at which
time the said street was graded, paved and completed
The answer denied all the allegations in the complaint.
The case was commenced but reference ordered
before Phlo T. Ruggles, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17
Court OF General Sessions.

JUNE 16-ks coon as the cocrt opened this m,rn-
ing large number of prisoners arraigned having
been indicted yesterday by the Grand Jury.
John G. Meyers Indicted for the murder CT lis
wife, having, alleged kicked her 10 death on the
9Th of June Bc pleaded guilty, and his trial was Set
down for Monday.
John Garvey Yves placed on trial charged with grand
larceny in stealing $500 in bank notes ani gold
from John koDahan, one OF the Of the slave SHIP
Echo who, the night of the 9Th inst while a. the Ne
tiona THEATRE was induced 10 accompany Ellen sheenan
to house Of bad repute During the night he rob
bed Of his money by the pane" game, and the accused
was charged with assisting Ellen in relieving the cap
tive' Of hs money. rne evidence not very sronfy
and the jury convicted him Of peat larceny only, aud
sent to the Penentary for months aned 800
Ellen Sheensn, jointly indicted with Garvey, pleaded
guilty and anded for sentence in order % afford
her an opportunity OF finding the money aud the watch OF
the prosecutor.
Henry c. Beet pleaded guilty to forgery the third dc
gree, and WAS remaIded for sentence.
The most of The day was occupied in the trial of Widow
Forreser for keeping disordery house 4o< Canal
the Assistant District Attorney, Consisting police officers
and residents OF Trails hydroplhic establishment
by prostitutes that occurred there and that the
'ladies" were very nosy-n fact, that the house is
great nuisance in the neighborhood.
The case will be finished on Thursday merning.
JUNE 16-Ihe trial of widow Forester for keeping
daorderly house in Canal street. finished this
ing, and resulted in her conviction. EGa remaRded
TIL the last day OF the term for sentence.
Edward Mccormick pleaded guilty to forgery in the
fourth degree, having in his possession s. counterfeit
esaS bills on the Traders Bank of RHODE Island and
Temanded.
Henry Crawford, indicted for highway robbery, plead
ed guilty 10 an assault and battery and sent to
panentiary for three mon.hs-the evidence of the
painsnt being unreliable he very uch intoxcat
ed at the time Of the alleged occurrence
Joseph Hackett pleec1 trial oha-ged with as
sauting Bridget Ward with intent to kill, the lst OF
April bat the jury acquitted him without leaving their
seats the testimony she wing that the complainant gross
ly insulted the daughter Of ,he defendant.
Israel Herself charged With perpetrating felonious
assault upon Solomon Werthcr,er, pleaded guilty to
sauit and battery, and renanded till the last day
the torn.
Andrew Rogers, also indicted for similar offence on
James Bates wns sent back 10 the same time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17
Our RuenOs Ayres Correspondence.

bUESos AYRfs, April % 1859.
4 Nesc Game q War Declared IN Ege1-Ke1 Monsv and
Ships Wantee from Brcs and Pardguay-P Preparations
by Urquiza and BY Bueos Ayres-Figh. Of Gallo BY an
American &eIne7-Iatrndl 4ygentine Trc1tblss-Gonus
in Dangsr-Dccree Buenos Ares
Affairs in this country daily becoming more ard
complicated All fear of the United States being
party to South American having totally passed
away, our 60 called republics proceeding to play
game Of war among themselves General Urquiza Pres
dent of the Argentine Confederation determined to
Buenos Ayres back into the confederacy This has
long been threat OF his md accomplish it the Con-
gress conferred upon him at its ast session authority
proceed as he might deem best This precludes the ne
oeesty Of formal declaration Of Pronun amientoe
full Of threats and fundamental principles have issued
from various portions Of that country from the people, APP
psrenty spontaneously.
messenger, General Penn, was despatched to Brazil
for aid, but the mission failed its object General Gu-
do, OF the most skiiu dipomRtsts America
and General Pene, have BOTH at different tia our
squadron lt visited Paraguay in of men, mouey
and navy for the invasion Of Buenos Ayres The result
has not yet TRANSFERRED tboGgh is believed that the aid
afforded will be confined TO money and boats.
General Urquza is putting his own troops in motion
for the campaign This government is preparing with
quietpes but great determination The Law Of enrolment
Is vigorously executed, The troops concentrating
the government is prosecuting its prominent opponents
Those foremost IN opposition quietly withdrawing to
places of safer abode Cavo the leader the opposition
has taken refuge on Upited States steamer.
Meanwhile all things are NOT perfectly harmonious in
the confederation Gomez the Governor Of San Juan at
the time Of the conspiracy Of Benevides, together
with the Secretary Of State at the time, are in
prison Parana and General Urquza declares that WHOM
he arrives he will try them before court martial and
have them shot. The constitution would give then, a
trial before Congress- but it s believed Congress would
acquit them; hence haste Is necessary
Ia well known that tie Argentine Treasury Is not at
this time iush and 1t is problem as to where the ready
money can be found for an nrmy's subsistence
Under date OF April 10 the Argentine issued
decree holding the officers OF the Buenos Ayrean govern
ment responsible in their persons and property for
official acts In future, and also orbdng under the same
penalties sny further Issue Of money by the directors OF
the bank The object Of this transparent This decree,
In case OF successful invasion will make legal exile and
conscation among all officers Of the government and the
bank. News will ripen fast for the next few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17

CAIIroRNr, wrNEs-Tbe San Francisco Herald
states that the present stock OF California vines
der cultivation will yield $50 900 Of wines and bran
dies in twenty years from tho present day. Tho wao
product Of Golden State increases AZ the OF 50 per
cent annually and the quality Of these is equal 10 The
best imported In all wine growing countries whcre toe
people wire At their tIbies, and where bottls of IL
be obtained Tor three or our cents drunkenness and
bsrrooms are unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17
Supreme Court-In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

THE UNION BANK DRrALCATIoNs- ORDER FOR THE
ARREST OF Mr.. BRi.KNAP.
JUNE 16 The President de-. Of the Union Bank rs Ell
,cara B7,apAn order for the arrest OF tho defendant
granted charge OF having presented the teller
fraudulenty certified checks Of the bank Beknap not
having funds the bank at the time to meet the same.
The amount OF tho alleged enbezzcmont SIGs 900 Tho
ball settled at $50 600 Tho arrest had not boon of
fected at the rising OF the court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17
United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Ingorsoll.
T,ur OrD cAvnrNrp cyAru

JUN l6.taied States rs c. C. G1rUiner.-rhe govern
ment in this claimed sS0ooO paid for the Gardiner
claim, which deposited by the defenient In the United
States Lite Insurance and rrust Company The Court en-
tered final decree nv consent, deciding that the claim Of
Gardiner and III, award N him founded in fraud the
sum Of siSooeo wns therefore directed 10 be paid tho
government.