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The Express Business.


the close Of your article on express Business ia tn
herald Of this date you SAY that "Nsisher the limits Of
this article the disposition OF the managers OF the Va
rous lnes will enable to give anything Ike an accurate
estimate Of tho amount Of business transacted by the VA
rous companies" is historical information and should
be freely given and the first the ss TO give that inor
nation should be the (so caed) Harnden Express Com
pany, name which, 10 hem has been Of immense value
and for which they have, comparatively, paid nothing
Tho widow OF Mr. Harnden received one hundred and fv
think per year for two three years after the
deatn Of ner husband he left little or no property fhis
residence in Bedford street, Washington being bis
only possessons having Invested his all the European
express business, which never returned him cent Ha
WIDOW was reluctantly compelled 70 keep q boarding
house. In or near Bowdoin square Boston Having failed
IN that aempt TO support herself snd two sons agcd
ghs and ten years. she soon wenstc California; where sho
70 Low keeping frat class boarding house Her sons
having arrived at manhood, are now In the employ az
freeman Co., in their San Tranoisco ONCE AZ salaries
other have snd lived 90 900 per anau% Could their
Dyed what others are enjoying at his expcnse: for
was long time after his commencement before he car.
Boston and New York. expenses being defrayed bv IN
wfes brother, Mr. john Fuller who now lives at Newton
Corners MASS and who 10 man fully competent to write
The present proprieton Of The calsd Harnden Ex.
press Company-Asssrs. Thompson, Livingston Il Co..
ought 70 have sense Of shame enough 70 least pay her
ior usng ner name tue paltry OF $3.50 per nnnum
which, In her present circumstance would be most ac
cepabe 70 herr and do not think Il would be aniss
they would each enc pay slight tribute Of respect TO h
memory ~ collecting funds and purchasing house in
which she could with happiness spoud tho remainder OF
her days VIM f. Harndcn in his day public bene-
bsne, r ~ II. Ss country large now rsspng Tho
express companies growing Immensely wealthy let them
snow their appreciation Of his worth by placing his widow
es pleasant as her childhood days. Shall es donet
New Yoax, June 20, 1860.
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NEWS FROM THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE
ALLIED ARMIES

MILAN rorrcsnondcnce IIrra 1oN - Iora,. r,., u
Decidedly there is - be no new ed,on Of hn +, Mons
attack on the bridge OF Lodi The Apsrjens wiser than
their forefathers or perhaps sde ussr hv tner IN er
perience At the Poota d Bu.ora ana Pnnc Al Hscen,s
have taken the precaution of IN, s hi %
where there is no bridge no bridce can he taten ns3
this been done to General Bonanare a. was intended in
1885, Il would have been serious to hcn
for Il would have DELAYED bis folio IN tina hens NJ 49,
retreatin9 Austrian army Al FOR ma & N..s ,o,, =.
snftoy,sO The crcumetances ara rideiv dilfsrans r.
passage Of the Adda might have ored some iicnn;es h
The army or the Feencb racnhc hIch urss
large az enc OF our corns i,nrmSe Int n 10 no
obstace worth nertIoping Tor an srmv i,ka .hst ~
the Aries and then wa bsva nos the same in.ersst =,
pre "a back The enemv,s forcca a. erar.i pn. %.
In his time the AusS,ans hod ,r,wsr,iv sno.t;ns ii
or no hold in upney Itav 1,ncs =. t;ca bss. th
onen field thevhpd a. ,t. ~ ~. ~ ~ Je.se u. .se
Tyro and Carntha. ali thew cn.ld do vas n ,"ayo s
tbousand men in Mnn1na ana ,ha or ,vss edsd ~W
thew could collect IN Inc mountain, ssssh So-cs d W..
xmpt 70 rees,n The Lost uronnd vo,r -, - III .s
N. A,tfyoWs hn,~ In II. b.n,, n TT,r~r T,y - Iy "
SJasopot connected ,ya he ret ~ ne rrapirs ,, hu I,og
inaospt.aI5s ,trpss l,n bv ro@6e nd ~ ~,
evsn by ,nstpcW Austria ear thma svsn hstas thsn
Russia concentrates An her fore :, thi, n-,ra,ri
which has been prspsred sor Ina r,rnoss ne ~,
work OF years and the exoenditrra n r,,ii;,rs u
pressure on her re.reatnr army yo,d nnis n., nay
nearer 10 Ia s,opahold from yntcS q oOah n y,
have come OUT and no pressure would he snicicnt ~ ~
into the stronghold together With The retreating srv
one ,ord General Bonapars ended MS campssgn at sas
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the Ottoman domnions ,o,aId reesivs ~ encouragement
from Russia -, . =
that the vas inost aaxtous sns no
cause OF umorage should be gwen 70 her haes'ys go
vernmen on any question regarding Turkey. VI. &c
houyepe had received orders 10 return 10 his post
sooner than he had intended with the sole view o.
giving greater weight TO the Emperor's Intentions 10
this respect. He woaid receive the moat pos'uss
Instructions 10 act complete concert with Sir Henry
Bulwer; TO consult him on every question which might
Ariee aud account 10 separate himself rom ner
Majesty's ambassador. BE was TO discourage and as tar
he could control all atempis TO set the satAas aa
thority at naught; aud special Instructions OF similar
nature would be furnished 10 al french agents 10 tue
East N do Thouvenel moreover, would take Athens "a
his way to Constantinope with the exclusive object Of
ipressipg upon the Greek government the necessity OF
abstanug from all intrgues excite rebellion among tue
Greek subjects OF the Porte
{ca& doubt, from, Count Waieckf tome ana languages
that The wish Of the nspsria g'uenment 20 re
pet any qeon arising ohica coulf IN any vdy 0cSass"
differences NTH her Mnjssts's gorrrm.N ,,, :.
took this opportunity OF calling Count wsewsxIs ~,
tention language reported 70 DO held 0? =.
the French representatives abroad thy a1eaay 0S"
ta said Of the treaties of 1915 oeng az an sne oucn
proceedings observed NOS calculated 70 inspire
confidence in the Empcrors Intentions and must neces
aarily cause great alarm in Europe. src
Count Waiswski oppressed supSse * wAdt told him, a.
he had isyy sen, circiar instructions incactg the great
est sObeness Of language.
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In the nuspo.A organization Of the country the
sys!em has been followed ID the political Here
are the Two DEGREES which relaae to it,
Z vIrsoRIo BxNAxuEIs, nrc. AZ
Seeing oar decree Of 9Th in con,derng the necevsics
o. re anan r ,Is ss OF s s
proposal nfoer Council Of Minister'S have ordered and
dec. iudissc take. ~h,os exist at present in the
y oc"ss s,s excepting
hst The sas OF articles Belonging the
as
oS H. ri BE- applied q Ss
specis, orders Of The 5osersc. =
@ S "" 20 .s
~ We a the e SsGs - Az with The seal
calling every one whom concerns to rospsct and make
Another decree orders n fouows,- ED
l. Benceorh. during tho war; tina muncpsHes. or those
Who enfce the excise dueh oA exact TAI from
4: IS ..Ssi .sS
s = :sSu T. saS . On he al
:ss.s ss.sans soa :: sss:: osso ia sys.:ss
Of the last two year will receive equitable compensst0n
NV dDo'0. eony = r. so
MILAN. Juno .. 1880
Thus, with very few exceptions, Iombardy win be 60
existed hitherto the Lombards viii have pay the
taxes and you will the strange spectacle that what
.a pp.sIs .ndr s Aa . rue .n b. ana .
nse Every thinks natural, aud, should there be
greater sacrifices, they viii bear them equally we'll
Here lies the whole Italian question, turn II you like
Let the foreigner like Jerome Pataros and search after
the BEST NOT Of republics but governments, and dad ~
TOO he will not be less detested than he has been under
the spirit killing bpreaacratc system which has been
kept up hitherto in Lou.harcy. II s matter Of feeling,
or cali Il Instinct animal instlnct, you lke-but
is AS the gray and red partridge will not dwell together
il s with races. and moro especially with the
German and Italian. Nothing Can con ;iliste them
Az the two cannot dwell together, and neither will
YIELD thcy must dght for IT, The prooamAtons Of both
The Empeor and the King say clearly enough that the
thing is not done Jet, and that the Italians must help
Themselves ~ far toey The appeal hrs not been
In ras for itn TIE last too da abcve 1000 uosuntcr
haze enlisted Jrsa. this tocn alone This display Of military
spendor during the presence OF the aet soverexns
doubt, contributed to attract the youth, hut even
without il there would have been fair contingent
proof reepcct ia the Of Gari5ald who
spite OF what he had pass through ami In spite Of the
',e attraction which snial body OF men, with great
uniforms, aud often scanty fare preseutsd si
ocatved 10 recruit largely the road II is on the
peassntry in the Forth and the Cities both in the
tans and In the plains, that we may chiefly reckon fo
astive % operation. fF
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1859.

This ispgusge which her Hsjesty's government have
held Germany with refercpce To tue prevailing exotic
men, In that country they hold Powers
gaged active hos, s aud viii give ssrdiuan
government clearly 70 understand that regards the
questions al 'esue her Aajesy,s government VIII alb
stain from oil inter ference direct indirect Whatever
NALMESBURY.
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or
that me safety Of the common country connected
With the ability OF Ausfa maiatan herself aYsinst the
hostlites OF France 1t felt tina. success in Italy, fol-
lowed as Ut would be by the breaking up Of those great
foresses which form abulwark to ali Germs ny on the
Iyrolcse frontier and Of the territorial arrangements or
1915 applicable to that country, will but an induce
nent TO France TO make further atemp. to subvart
thcse arrangements the Rhine and tina, the prob
success N me latter course VIII be ereay ia favor OF
!zea the power OF Austria In her vulnerable pos
uny ID In great measure involved Ia the resut Of the
italian war; and that would be suicidal policy on her
sDgehanded and thereby inclpac.ated in the c,ntin
kency which all Gerrny looks upon certain 10 arise
RON contributing to the defence Of the country
inc cabinet or Berlin has aorc Of all toe German gov
ernmens resisted a. far possible tho popular feeling
Il has been w'sey anxious not to precpa.e mattsrs al
though II has mol shown Itself back ward in making such
preparations Will e,Abis H. when the time arriSss IN
play tbs part Ia the defence crmau Interests which the
gress resources o. PRUSSIA snd the position tn,
IN the Confederation qualIy her perform Bat the pub
lie feeling In Germany generally and even in the Prus
sian territories, sheh ), aaly SECURING NOR, iorca, viii
pectant policy ard mere every to anticipate that
not many days VIII sspse before some decided Indication
even py tns confederation OF rs determination {, look
upon tne cause OF Austria vitality bound UP With the
general Interests Of the whole German race
Her Ssj.sfyt governnent have doue their utmost,
within TIE poanss OF friendly representation to cIlm the
excitement prevailing in Germany, bas they have no. felt
themselves called upon authorized 10 d,ssa,se the Cor
sdsrsd 70 be- ns M The ~ s,ss Coz
raj interests for They could assume the sbtv
q even morally guaranteeing them Aganst the eventual
tieo Of the Italian war
Her Majcsty's government have ds,ncsy declared THAT
Germany must not be influenced Ia arriving At decision
on the momentous question under the consideration
OF the Diet By any hope OF succor from tnis country
Her Msesty's govornmsot in accordance vita the com
nancs Of the Queen and with the universal concurrence
OF the Britain nation. ~ displayed at the late esctons
oesne 70 maintain the strctcS Atty Ia the present
waI between Austria and France. They are determined
70 keep themselves unfetered by any engagemehts ex
pressed or implied which woad restrict thsF free ION Of
actlon IN any circumstances that may arse. Taey viii
Juoge ior themseves and they will not ombarrass taeir
expression Of opinion. - =
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Yachting In England.

REGATTA OF THE ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.
The entry Of yachts for the great of this cub
appointed 10 take place the 18th u have ciosed and
folows:--
roR THE HUNDRED euINEAs PRIZE opEy TO YACHTS on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
The euNRAs PRIZE, PRESENTED BY MI. T. BROAD

In this the yachts be manned exclusively
By members Ct royal yact club officers OF the army
or navy Hall minute time for tonnage viii be allowed
In the first list the Wdfre, Mosquito and Osprey ap-
pear 70 be the iavortes the former beautiful craft having
fghtly the call. For the second the Zayda and Violet
are backed for preference This s undoubtedly the finest
list OF yachts that has appeared years past Thames
yachting The course In both from Firth 10 the
More and back The Prince Of Wales steamer has been
chartered by the club for the occasion.
ite ROYAL THAMES NATIONAL REGATTA.
The Committee OF the Royal Thames National Regatta
have appointed the LIST Of August for the great
meeting at Puney great number Of valuable prizes
will be offered for competition. I'D
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The Important Political Revolution In Eng.
lanI.

From the LONDON Times, June 1871
Seldom or never has change Of government been at
tended with 90 complete change OF persons and placce
tina. which ths week has Witnessed Ia considering this
part Of the sube We may ea7s out Of the question alto
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

SAFE Arrival of IIumboidi Mail.

The ensuing intelligence was prepared and
sent by n resident of Big Bar, Trinity river
at. NJ, Loop, of Loop " Skaters express, and
John Sanborn, who went down as special messen-
ger for them, arrived back, on Sunday evening,
the 18th. They report the hardest winter ever
known to the Oldest mouutaineer about uoopa or
Redwood. The snow ON the mountains is from
Is to 20 feet deep. They were obliged to camp
out on the mountain one night, each way, and on
the trip back they were without supper or blan-
kets, and after enduring bitter cold night
supperless and without sleep-they Journeyed
on another day to Hoopa, on foot, packing tho
mail and express on their backs. To Capt I'm
derwood, u. S. A., now stationed ut lloopa, who
furnished ten good men to help break the trail,
and to Capt Snyder, the pioneer OF that place
who kindly volunteered TO guide them-thcy owe
their success in getting through. They bring full
account of the volunteer movements and the
probable speedy termination of the Indian war,
which follow below
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

HOME REsoURCEs.--We admonish citizens Of
this county that we wish to print account of every
important enterprise, in progress or complete.
We cannot conveniently neglect other duties to
travel for observation, and therefore request in
telligent persons interested to send by letter
whatever information they may deem Of general
interest or Importance. Add the names of owners
or projectors, that their friends at home may
know that they are worthly engaged in the bat
tie Of life. However obscure remote your
working place may be, tell us what you are doing,
and what you hope to accomplish and we will
print it, and make somebody glad that you are at
work and hopeful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

THE HUMBOLDT CAMPERs.The boistcrous wind
that makes our tenement creak and chatter, re-
minds us that others are less protected from its
stormy wrath. Let not our neighbors in the in
hospitable mountains of Humboldt be forgotten
In their uncclebrated campaign they are enduring
the rigors of winters assaults they are serving
their country faithfully and more periously than
if they fought with the most powerful and civil
lied nation Some of them have left wives at
home, who constantly fear for their safety; they
are protecting defenceless families and enduring
the severity of SHOWS and frosts and storms not
estimated by residents in low atltudes. Let the
campers be remembered and properly honored
when they come home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

pREAonNG-T is quite Il little difference
in preaching TO u fashionable audience and cx-
pounding the word Of God TO common people
Tho fashionable divine goes to work as a parlor
servant duss the choice furniture-wth one of
those soft, plable peacock's tail brushes whilo
the minister who labors to save souls gets down
on his knees, with hot waters soap, good stiff
brush, and like II house cleaner, leaves white
spot- Pacific MethOdist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

ENTERrRHNG NEwsMAN. j. W Sullivan.
nowsman, OF San Francisco, has ordered 1900
copies of the Missouv, Republican by each over
land mail. A special edition is printed for him
to be thus forwarded, besides 1000 copies of the
weekly Republican, received by semI-monthly
AteameTs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

CERTIToATE-" We have known Mr.. Thomas
for twelve years Our acquaintance commenced
with the Gqulnoxal storm which blew down our
grandaher's barn. At this time he was young
man, in the prime Of life, and, we think, raised
the best marrowlat peas that we ever ate. lie
was Il good mathematician, kind to the poor, and
troubled with Gts.p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

WE we're sorry to remark the Nevada National
reprinting the language of blackguard, meant
to insult US and two friends--one Of them, Mr..
Delano, known as "Old Block whom nobody
but scoundrel would insult. The National is
surely an attractive paper; 1t should not pick the
dirty morscl from the fmtid bill Of a carrion bird.
The editor has tried his Damascus blade with us,
and therein showed himself valorous knight
but we object to eproduction Of the dirtior mis-
sies Of II meancr antagonist whom We repel
with contempt stuck on the end Of an immeasura-
bly, long allegorical pole.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19
90, Lily, sweet Lilly,
lWeot Lily Da ale. ale, a.

"Lord God" was the prayer of our heart, 4" that
| could go out, too to the elyslan fields where
the Shepherd of souls leads the little ones Of his
flock by the perpetual rivers of peace and joy ~
But we could not CO. Age had built defensive
wall Of the huge blocks of years. a gray hair
laid across the stile and we could not ascend; Il
golden ladder leaned against the wall, but Time,
with his destroying scythe, stood on the thirty
third round, and we could not pass. Yot we
heard the voice of the children, singing in the
Paradise of youth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

TnE Shasta Courier feroclously rldleules tho
warlike preparations made to put down the lnsur'
recton, and gives an illustrated history of tho
shipment Of arms. Guns with bagonets" on
'em are stacked there and they don't know what
to do with the " dangersome things" Spike 'em,
and fence in the grave yard with them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

WHAT CoNEs or TAKIN or THE PAPERS. The
Humboldt Timer remarks that" The truth is
the TRINITY JOURNAL very seldom publishes Il
reliable account OF Indian matters in this section"
This comes of takin' the papers, blast 'em !
We took the Humboldt Times nigh onto year,
and therelrom enormously concluded that every
body had died or fallen through in humboldt,
except an editor and one printer. Nothing hap
pened there all the time we tub he Times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

DEATH or A MAS OF MlND.-W. W. Hawks,
formerly Assemblyman from klamath, and after
wards Senator from San Francisco, died in the
last named place on the Sth, OF Consumption.
lie was the son Of Rev. DR.. Hawks, distinguished
Episcopal clergyman Of New York lie died at
tie age Of SO years. We first saw young Hawks
delivering the best speech that has ever yet been
heard in the California Senate. lie was young
man Of splendid mind and great powers Of ora TO-
ry- greater than any citizen of near his years
whom we have heard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

UNEXPLAINED PRocEEDNGs.-Du During the Shas
ia China excitement the Yreka Union telegraphcd
for the Couricr's report and was Informed that IL
could not be obtained, but that the other papers
version would be sent. This the Unioa declined
to receive, and at last telegraphed to Mr.. Dosb,
and received proper and satisfactory answer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

CORnEcrED--It was stated IN this paper that
on u certain day the whole volunteer company
were in Uniont5Wd. A Volunteer corrects
the msinformation, in the Uniontown Californian.
At that time the company was divided into three
separate divisions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

MARYsYILLB ODD FELLOws.--Ihc fraternity
are preparing for a magnificent celebration on
the 2Gth OF April.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

THE report is that Judge Black, of Pennsylva-
MIA threatens withdrawal from the Cabinet. be-
cause Mr.. Buchanan will not appoint any Of bis
friends 10 tho Cabinet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

Ar the April term of Supreme Court no oral
arguments will be heard, except in cases where
the people are part.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

Is Ohio they believe that we have fire flies 50
big that they are used to cook by. The kettles
aud pots arc set on the crooked hind legs Of the
insect
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

"TuE stormy March has come at last,
With winds, and clouds and changing skiesi
/ hear the fury of the blast
That thro' the snowy valley flies"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

SIGNIFICANCE OF CATHOLIC WoRsup,--An old
writer declares that the arguments used against
the rites of the Roman Catholic church are forc-
bic reminders of the mighty part it has played
in the theater of the world Its altar decorations,
imposing ceremonies and manipuations remind
us that it has been the witness and conqueror Of
paganism; its lights burning at mass, admonish
remembrance of the time when Christians wor-
SHIPPED in dark cav es at dead of night; the ges-
ticulaton Of priests carry us back to the time
when the quick ear of the informer lurked near
the sanctuary; and when worshipers dare not
speak aloud, they made motions with their hands
which God, alone, might understand, and in
vented symbolic language which the faithful, only,
could translate.
Protestants, even, who reflect on these things,
cannot but feel reverence when observing the
solemn ceremonies distinguishing the church
against which the " gates Of hell may not pre-
vail.o
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

EXCESSIVELY STRONG DRNE.-According TO
the Courier there are several places in Shasta
where " damnution and death !" are dealt out to
thirsty persons. zinc drink has been known to
make fellow fighting mad, and others have fall
len dead after absorbing small quantity.
No, we thank you not a drap-just been to
dinner
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

THE editor Of the Yreka Uaion hopes hence
forth to be enabled to write most Of his leaders
in Longfeliows hexameters, like the adventures
Of " Miles Standsh," provided he can secure a
small boy to "oggle the table, at netrical inter
walls. The sarcasm is just; what we have been
enabled to read of " Miles Standish" is most
affecting bore. We couldn't be induced to read
the book through except in ipllilment Of VOW,
the penalty Of which is frightlul.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

REcoygRING.-Because of business embarass
ments. the Sacramento Register very nearly
kicked the bucket; but it has got new publisher,
aud now promises continuance and prosperity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

STOUT STAFF FOR AN OLD MAN.--Certain Meth
odisls Of New York presented Rev. DR.. Bangs
cane containing So 900 in gold That is practi-
eallY supporting the gospel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19
NUMBER 9.
Brief Reference.

An Intoxicated man at San Juan, went to
neghbor' house. dared the occupant out to fight,
was waited on and whipped; he came back with
an axe, and when about to split the door was
shot dead.--Prcss. ). CERTAIN grand jurors were
put in etlgy at San Jose, kicked about spit on
and burnt for not indicting a supposed accessory
to q murder Tribune. "A LATE gale in Dow
nievllc blew down house, moved another from
its foundation and scared good many people
...A SNOW SLIDE on Hopkins Creek, in PlumaS
county, buried two men, one of whom perished
.. Tm San Francisco police court has put an
end to the nui sance of steamship runners.