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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-28

SHARP PRAorIcE.-A New York broker,
undertaking to turn dishonest penny, last week,
was 81 hoist by his own petard." A man offered
him S., 600 in gold dust, which he said had been
stolen, for half it's value The broker seized the
opportunity weighed the dust, found it all right,
and paid the money. Almost Immediately a
protested policeman came in, said he had ascer-
tanned that he was in possession of certain par
eel of gold dust, and must arrest him and seize
the dust. The broker was much alarmed, and
finally offered the officer eight hundred dollars
in bills to release him and keep mum. The offer
was accepted and the money paid The broker
then concluded it was best to get rid Of the gold
as soon as possible, but on attempting to sell it,
found it was only copper filings The police
man was also bogus, anG the broker finds him
self minus $4,000, which should be caution to
him not to deal hereafter with stolen goods
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-28

PROJECTED EXPEDITION AGAINST SONORA
ST. Louis, April 21.-An editorial article in the
Republican of this morning calls attention to a
secret movement among the Pixies Peak emil
grants for the organization of an expedition to
take possession Of Sorora and chihuahua. A
consultation has already been held at St. Jo-
seph's and perhaps other points Prominent
parties here are said to be cognizant Of the
movement.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-28

The Cincinnati Gazette says that Wesse b'er
is to some extent supplanting lager beer in that
city 1t has very much more carbonic acid, and
SO little alhohol that 1t is almost impossible to
get drunk upon it. This beer halls from Berlin,
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-28

PRIZE FIGHT IN ENGLAND. HALIFAX, April
2O-Advices by the steamer Arabia state that
the great prize fight between Sayers and Pad
dock came off on the 5th inst. Over one thous-
and persons were present.
A series of rounds were fought, occupying
twelve and half minutes.
Sayers was the victor, thus retaining the
Championship Of England.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-28

THE Echo SLAVE CASE CHARLEsToN, A pril
20-The trial Of six of the seamen Of the slavery
Echo commenced on Monday, and terminated
to-day with verdict ofAot guilty.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-28

TREASURE FROM A WREcK.-At the Offices OF
Messrs Abel & bangle, bullion brokers, London,
there are now to be seen gold bars OF the value
of Ell 900, and silver bars valued at $4,000,
fshed nm from the wreck of H M. S. Lutine
which was lost off the coast of Holland, on the
9th Of October 1899 After sixty years i'm
mersion, the gold looks as fresh as if it had just
been taken out of the bank. The silver bars,
on the other hand, have become externally almost
black under the action of salt water and some
of the dollars, which have been almost all saved,
are SO much corroded that they are worth only
one or two shillings each.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-28

The KEEPER of the Ross county jail at Chilli
cothe, Ohio, went to wedding on Tuesday
evening of last week, leaving only servant girl
to guard the building, when man, disguised in
a mask, gained entrance, and pointing pistol
at the girl frightened her into giving up the keys
of the cells, with which he proceeded to liberate
man waiting trial for murder. and two other
culprits.
, 1859-02-08

Act to incorporate the Galena Classical 1ns.i-
tuie. Passed, ayes IS, uays o., :,
Act in relation 10 Ssng.mon and Northwest
railroad company. Passed, ayes IS, noes nous.
Act 10 incorporate tho Alton and St. Louis
railroad company. Passed; syes ea; noes !.
Act to amend aet to incorporate the Chicago
Marine and Fire Insurance Company. Passed
ayes Is, noes ~.
Acs to establish city court IN the city Of Al
ton- Passed-aycs 62, noes none.
Mr. Anderson, on leave, reported from The Com
mittee on Geological Survey, an act to amend az
survey Of the State It divides the State into two
geological districts. and places MI. McChesney
over the Northern aud Mr. Wo1then over the
Southern division.
Passed-ayes sc, noes 9.
Ar. Davis, OF Montgomery, asked leave to H.
trodrce series OF resolutions upon the subject Of
slavery. Objection being made, he moved to sus-
pend the rule.
Roll called upon the motion, and it was lost.
Mr. Hacker asked leave to introduce resolu-
ton to raise Select Committee to revise the Laws,
and report suc1 other laws IS may be necessary
to prevent the Immigration Of free negroes into
this State.
Objection being made, Mr. Hacker moved to
suspend the rule. Boil called aud motion mega
t1ved.
Joint resolution to print agricultural reports
Mr. Davis. Of Stephenson, moEcd to amend to
provide that the transactions be not published in
the legislative reports
Amendment adopted.
The vote being called On the resolution as amend
ed, it WAS lost By the following vote:
YEAs-MesTs. BlaisdelI, Brace, Bryant, Camp
bell Of La Sale. Church, Davis OF Stephenson,
DIETRICH, De Wolf, Epter, Gilmore, Green, Haines
Hardin, Harmon, Hick OF Livingston, Higgins
Hit, HOLES, Job. Mack, Niles, Moore, Stickel,
sloss, Townsend, Vermilyea, White, hi. Speaker
-28.
NAGs--MesE1s- Baker, Bane, Ba1ret, Berry,
Brewer, Campbell Of Logan. Cummings, Davis Of
Montgomery, Eogle, Erwin, Forth, Hacker. Hamp.
ton, Hck OF G2llatin, Hood, Jarrot, Kerley King
Mccall, McCiea1e, McE4yaine. Metealf, Mo5eiy
Norton, Patten, Peck, Plato, Powell, Pulley, Rice,
Shaw, Short, Stephenson, UpdegEaff, Wilson,
Wood-37.
MI. Stephenson, on leave, from Select Commit.
tee, reported substitute for an act to establish
system Of specie bauks.
Pending discussion on motion to adopt the
substitute, the House adjourned.
PROGRESS OF BUSINESS.
The books Of the Enrolling and Expressing Cle1E
Of the House show that 258 bills had been engros.
sed, and bills and resolutions enrolled. The
books Of the Enrolling and Expressing Clerk oil
the Senate show that 50 bills had been engrossed
and II bi!lsan resolutions enrolled. The Execu.
tive Register shows that only 20 bills have thus
| far been presented to the Governor for his up.
prora(
, 1859-02-08
THE PRESS AND TIxIB BUNE's
Great Job Printing Establishment

II the sseess snd nnest establishment at the Kind In the
West 1t has more sean Presses md Machinery: moro
Printing Materials and more sdllful Wortuen thsn scy
other Job Printing House West Of New York.
The propretots prepared to execute On ihost no
lice. every variety Of BOOK JOB LETTER PREss
snd FANCY PRINTING in the BESz HAMMER
u LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention Aveu to the printing Of
Business Cards, Posters,
Whiting cards, Programmes,
Ball Ticket, Famph1et,
Letter Head1, Circular,
Bill beads, Checkssn
Bylaws, Blank Notes,
Receipts, Labels.
PRINTING q IN 90 L oRa
In alusvaeues done in beautiful style and al noter.
ate rateA
An examination Of sppC1MENg and PRICES il r.
1pecstuly invited.
wozder. from the County promptly flled. and sent
home bY Expfesx
, 1859-02-08
Nfm 1)nbIieatio11s.,: ):
Ii 0RNER'6 KANBAS AND NEBRASKA
GOLD MINES


U0NTE ENTE: =.
CaAp..1 a-0rg!n q! The Mln!ns. .uo-paules: ce1o-
plete history Of tha Georgia LaHreuoe M.naurI md
Cherokee Companies: etaseuae1ts nf Miners Amount
Gold BE: :red Locality ofths Hchest DepsEts and zen
eral de,1lptlen OF the country.
CBAr 1-Oo7eb3r1t!ye Evidence; Letters md Ex.
tract, from la.Ke number Of pessona who 41ted the
nj e during the s11mer md fill; EE.dence scaiu, thu
Mines; a:1seneuts Of the Disappointed A1aaIoua,te1
AP4.-Resnlt Of the first yeH's Lahor4; Evidence
For and A9atnst the Mines 8tttd: Lue Gold Actually
Collected: Little Mlatnk Performed Dur1nx tie Whole
setson: The Whos Excitement kot up By Land spneula
tors: sta&ez enta Of COL Graham Membe. Of Congress.
Cuir 5.-yTl1 Gold be fouad In the Mountain? A,.
kumcnt fon Analogy: Geol3e eai Description of the
Natural Position Of Gold: Gold Exsa B,uewaere la atr
meme Quantities; Geological Strata Of tbe Earth: Gold
Bedmeutary 70 Al Other Meta!s; Caa only be seseted
b. Immense upheaylnxs Of the ENth Csus: The Gorxes
made By the colorado rive. likely than nv Other
known place to reveal Innaense nases Of Gold.
Gear. 6-The Railroad Routes to The Ma,ousi; Tho
Routes Aoxs the Pans: The C.eapest Plau to ret to
The Mines; Where to Procure an Oatas; Articles and
Cor. Of Outfit; Table Of DIstance&
caAr.1.-1he Gktat unocsuaied North Wea; Mistaken
VIEW Of Is Gia1e: More Cou7enia Ii Al tie Eastern
OF Middle 8tase: Over One Million sq7a.e Mles Of Rich
Unoecupled County; Clnaaiolodcal Tables, showing
the Temp :1ssue At different uoorsat po!ns p,eaons
Description Of the Mouttaln FAlleJA
, 1859-02-08

FRENCH BURR MILL9ToNEs,
Ni1l4oneA manufactured II thts 'estahdahueca aro
finished Gu new and improved prtnMpleA ant Arc -
perfect ohtAuei By tha btsa nanufActurtrs IN
tic World. Tha credit Of this estahltAnmet TOR tho
paz3 twenty-five years fn rl1nlAstD9 Mill FndlDk1
Tor nexrty evesy atata and Territory l The Cpon - .e
Known snd shAli be na2lntalned k1tsa 2tleeted Mll
&ou.5 mad. on speca1 Contract re Choice ~" r "a
Rputles dueatn stones With Iron eyes warranted best
In for larxe Aud sIozl stones. Also Importers Acd
deA1ef1 In
Extra Haavy Dutch 1nker Boltlsg Cloths.
NlILERs IN .an& Of RnLTlNh ELnyt~ for raanu-
txct1rx k1fa quality Of Hlour. depend upea act
t1nx the eeuutne OLD DUTCH ANAER :ana!e and
Uouble KxtTaA BoMink Clothg made up IN SUPERIOR
gtyc. By lvtpx length .nJ as2nrter Of Rrrl IN tees
md fnches. John Noyes Imp7rttd Centrifugal fee,t.
lpE md Flour ani Grst AEs. P!a1tatt-n Torn rilL
Mi Csatuxs and AAcnlner1 Of every desettaton har.
n.hed 70 order 90 shnst not sspa, aew pattern,
EeAe Work. uoube E1lra Cast Steel MI f'ets In
proved Turbine F~feu.Aiua Be action and Dts,
ch&Exe wheels warranted .qua to t~e best G.ed
With CA 8eel bo4lee Iron RCctet ~arFanei 10 rso:
du e hlxh peTceht. Re Of poWeF tE1ut A3chIne and
SspaE2t4E for mills " houae1 Ch ne sux tane
3lA su3r Al /! Horse Po1er. Scza- M'S fpr g. octT.
ies- NoYe'& Improved iron HottnE Keel John No1es
F!ou. Packer. etAtioncry and penahse En*ines helt
inx Hoso aud atsAQ p4cklns LAadYhers spok. Planning
HAvtnx the lAf1est u Il Furnishing ock q the "est.
W sell Il lower rate than other cnt
N B.-We VIII contract 10 fu, nah aod bull MlIs co =
plete furnish plans and so-~lcauoas tor NwrtEht
~ Address JOHN T. NuYE CO.. oh1caxo. Ill
de30 h77ul1
, 1859-02-08
1Dta1los, &l.


A6 AAA} ~ wave
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT
tof the s1e of EtuknE Books OF every d1clptinp This
istne onjy place Wnere all OF MASON BROTHERS MI
sloAh PuBLlCA r10Ab afs constantly on hxad-
Church Music Books.
Jubilee. aabbath Pell Shawn HalehIkae, Csnt{ca
la1d .. New aaa Cd QarIn]nh HacrA. borton Academy
Goilec i12. Psaitery. Natinral Psa!st Thanksgiving
Aute Of Z;o1+ &c. All the late and popular
G1ea Books.
1nclnainc Fetiva} eIee Book. +. Glee md Cherus
boos sc Y yoes is 70 da Glee Book. Family Or
Ua1on ulee BOOK. Nc1iaa 1iee Boos. &c.
Juvenile Books,
Normal Mng:r Sonz Boot Of the echoe Room. utle
sonss & ,of Little aase:s ~E4ess School Music, Wudes
lngs. &c.. DC
Books for Female Beminarie..
The Mus'cal ussket . nev book receatly published
and already Introduced in the PRINCIPAL senc2ries Of
New 4. Bsootlya nd chicaso: Mu'iea! album.
hasea M Echo. lrttitute Melodi-s Webo,: Vocal Gas.
Ca 4Iatas 0raiorioA &C.. Ia.
ca Woska Mn4t al Aitera .rre, de-
- Lbeeal Diztount to the Trade.
, 1859-02-08

New and Only Correct Map
Yet Issued, showing ali the Railroad and Tagou
Routes to the MnsA Fee Il 1t the Booklt1see. It vIu
npehk for ITSELF
PRICE FIFTY CENTS,
Publilbed BY Y. d HoRNER, and to be bad Wholesale
Of the Cbesxo Booksellers and retail Of Ill Boeksee7s
and NeNBuen. fe5 clio dlwAw4K
, 1859-02-08

aAwrer's Fluid EKtrAex OF Hark, an
ntArasse rasnsd5 for The Fevs nd Axne md the va-
sa1 foFu,s of Billions D'sesssk .nse7nltteat Remlncas
GIL Perx md Dumb Axus havnx their o1kln u uasr
II Of vs7ftrse md tnM1h5 disc.a. prepared By Dr..
3. Sawyer DsakxiH And Chemist ta3 sold hg Bavyes.
PalRe Co.. 10 Is Lake etreet Ua}caxo.
Th1s remedy u prepared eunrsk RON veeetable sut-
aaacsa and co1Ans no mercury. eytcDlc anything
hat cAn prove in:uroas 10 the syre. IT. effects
hose o! ceobsroen and tonic. well A4spted 70 resore
sae healthy action at The Liver md Stomach who1e
1tct:ops generally impaired In shs cIasr Of d
eases.
Quatne an3 osey tclc4 ce:Fe ccls III toany cascs 10
freak The chliis, bat do not remove the dhcas the
iver aad other Implicated On which She cAlll
I'D Fever depend: hence the use!ulne.s Of the Fu]d
sx1ct .: Bark" pa1icu'Azl5 In resapna where r1ysi
LAM cannct be rea35 con,al:cd>. which contains all
he qualities Eted to the Indications Of these raladet
Hundreds Of tesuoait1s In regard to the etscaey Of
e medicine IRON pe.ecn' Ct r-tpecAbllty. hsve bern
Eiren 70 thu :opnetnr-but he does not make uIe 81
them 81 h rrttess to sve The medicine Introduce sel!
n3mh hw}t, -44s
, 1859-02-08

Notice.~--The undersigned. Stookhol-
4a1 II the MeecAaut'a Bank o: Macon 9eofis srr b,
the provisions Of s Charter made persaaaby liable for
Its Fuca The notes o.hs Bank be taken by III On de-.
sosit On the same &er7ns ~ Kentucky. Indiana and
7hsc. & L. TUUkfK 90.
, 1859-02-08

CHARLES Il. HAH l. co.
pANKE RS AND DEALERS IN EX-
- chanee. n Gask street Ch3caxo.
COMMISSION DKrA17hE3r-HAM. CHAXA3K8 i CO.,
Dealers u Negotiable 5ecur1ue4 buy and Sell Paper
Secu1td b. Real fstxte Aad 8Te special Attention IT,
venuerts for EA1tcrn P1st!ea apltHb&ly
Q8&GL8 4. H&E l. 4. E8&x8EEa. q. YHITf1E.
, 1859-02-08

IMPROVED FULL IRON FRAME PIANO
i FoRTE Manufactured and for sele x
q retail 4 E7y1eEn wholesale prices by
v. T. REID Practical Plano Forte
Maker. AZ Pianos of his make 4iu bo ] ] II
fullF warranted Old PRnos will bs taken In EXCHANGE
md tuning md repairing promptly attended 70. Apply
Il ha Piano Forts Mandatory. No. I8d West Madison
4tFA<x. S4A9h3S-lT
, 1859-02-08
.Arli)itttts.

E. BuRLtNG.
i RCalTECT --Eui- a d. &c LAsALLE
u Street &ove, HoTn,n Ge!pcke's Bank. Is IRE.
uare1 urni4n pAt and tat- i.aona for al kinds Of
ba!tdnss lie COULD ~u:lE refers m4?F * tue best
3 Ill n in ihf,auo-b III ru>tlc a91 pElVat.-as es
d=nce. Of his auI aod o1@era atoxnd " him VII!
be executed In the mz saafActorr Jus bs53 II
, 1859-02-08

Mr.. Higbee offered the following resolution: !:
"Rssolved. By the Senate, the House Of Rep
1esenlaslves concusrin9 therein, ,that the General
course of thsir senator, the Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas. ia advocating and voting for, and dis
approve of tho courae Of thsir senator the Hon.
Lyman Trumbnll, in opposing tho admission OF
Oregon a State with her present Constltu-
sion.'' Laid orer under the rule.
On motion OF Mr. kuy kendall, Senate ad-
| iourned.
, 1859-02-08
Du5u1esG QQr0s.


GOoK1AS THOMAS t. RoBERTS1
4 TTORSE7S AT Law, - AND 81
n Dearborn Btreet Odc2zo IuinolA uol9 bs34 IN
, 1859-02-08

". ". ALLFORT.
nENT1S T.-0FflCE AND 4
IL Residences No q WsEhsas.on{
x.,~< p2 bGly ~xHYp
, 1859-02-08

QE11 p9aa u u R3udoIph BtfEeE
G. I F i Il O O Il S.
IN ELEG ANT BINDINGS.
JUVENILE BOOKS AND GAMES
IN GREAT VARIETY.
WRITING DESKS, Do. CASES, PORTFOLIOS,
-kED-
FANCY STATIONERY ARTICLES
OfEvery Descriptions,
TaY Bale at the Bootz&ose Of
GEORGE Il. CARNES,
den l34 LAKE STREET
, 1859-02-08

nRS. WARNER 4 KETCHUA, DENTAL
II gUR6EOHa Qa6ca neTthaast eeeoee of
I4ake and Dearborn streets,
Up Etalr1s IN roaRNo.l L oel2h16lly
, 1859-02-08

DOCTOR N. #. COOKE
T0NEOPATHIC PHYSlCl4N,--O - OF
/ / F1CE and Residence reuapsed to IT, Michigan
Nftet txo doors Irun Ru3h S1feeS- mYl4>-ly
, 1859-02-08
Banking a116 Gxebange.

GRANGER, WELDON d CO.,
DANKERS AND DEALERS N EX-
- CHANGE corner Of Randolph aud Aazket kzoets
n31f8 HockL Chicago. II,
F%. 3 ofasn. Esq: cMeako 9. Lind. Eaa- Chiea<o.
Z R Hooper - YAne97 Hauk, N1np-
jA17 I'm Geld. Ohio.
, 1859-07-28

NEw Yonx, July e7.-Thc Moses Taylor has
ur1ired with California mails Of the 9Th lust
She brings ts.l45, 900 in gold. Among the pria-
c.pal consiRreea arc Wclls, Farca 1 Co., $685.
100; American Exchange Bank, sl75 900; 4.
WI Coleman / Co.. ss5.ooo; Duncan, Sher.
msn 4 Co., go. 600; Freeman i Co, &s3 900:
Much excitement had been occasioned on the
1slhmns on account Of tho discovery Of large
quantities Of golden images and coin in the
1ndian grayca, In the Chinsan District Many
hundreds had gone tb,tt'rr, to prosecute she
search. Already several thousand dollars worth
had been received in panama.
The Moses Taylor left Aspinwall on the 18th
inst. 4 serious disturbance occurred ut Aapin-
wall on the I'd Q: July, occusioncd by u scuti1-
published ut that place, rcascting on son,e Of
the R4tlroad employees. The printing ot6ce
was attacked by the mob. and The presses aud
all the printing materials thrown iuto the sea.
During the disturbance the proprictors Of the
newspaper attempted 10 defend their Office, and
snlling in killing one mau and wouuding five
othera. Horatio Lyon, the proprietor Of the pa.
per. aud his printers, named Field, Lery aud
Miller, we're arrested.
Il Cos1A RIcA.-The adyices fren Cos.a Rica
arc to tue sth Just Nothing Of SPECIAL import
Coffee ruled at l2@l3.
SorrH AnER1cA-The advices from Ta1pa-
raiso are to the 1sth and from Ca1lao to tie y III
Of June.
The new French ship Mozambique had been
wrecked on the Aramoniar coast, on the 18th
Of Muy. The captain md sailors and one pas
senger, bad per,shed. Entire cargo was plum
dercd BY the savaEes.
The accounts from Peru state that The seyo-
'ntiouary movements Of Col. Zaballoa we're still
continued.
Castillo has issued n general amnesty. to nil
soldiers and private parties engaged in tie rev.
olutiou, provided they report themselves ready
10 sustain the authorities BY the end Of july.
Castillo hao determined 10 declare war ar gainst
Ecuador, and proposed leading his forces in
person.
, 1859-07-28
100000 Iba. choice Ohio Fleece will bt sold un.
der the hammer at Cleveland by GoodaIc 4 Co.
Albany Lumber MaFket-July -.
finn, l1t1nx


With ample receipts and Light sales during
the past week. we hare ap INCREASED stock q
lumber On hand. aud . good assortment PRICES
remain stationary. without any disposition u
reduce them; on The contrary. with any kind Of
tions may he counted upon. Orders ooatune
70 be received for shipment to Australia, aud
this nc one OF two vessels are loading for
South America. The prospects Of the timber
1rade in Great Brii4io have also improved. ow-
ing to the low rata Of interest, and m easv
muner market here will no doubt b attended
with similar results. We understand that an
extensive Tard has lste'y been started at New
making the difference Of freight only. The
parties arc from Buffalo, and are controlling
large quantities Of lumber that used to be con.
signed 70 parties here Aow far tho establish
ment will prore ~ success" will in = ahost time
be revealed; in the meantime the receipts and
business 4, this point are intertered with by
this operation. Quot4tipus arc uuchanped
, 1859-07-28

CLEVELAND. July oc-Receipts last week, TO-
2l6 bu wheat; l.403 bbls -four. New While
Wheat, $l.1o@1.1+:i Corn, s0@s2c.
TnE WnsAr. caop OF oa1o.-The Martha
{0h'o} lAttAige"etr contains the following:
ME. Klippart has. since the frost, visited near
y all t"o>e wheat-r rowing counties supposed to
be most injured By it, and bis opinion Is that tic
aggregate loss hy the frost will not exceed The
proauct Of the SIX best wheat groving COUNTIES
IN tl,c State-say three nnd . half nj lion Of
honhefs- The crop Of ls57-thc last of which
tables hare been nlads up, amounted to IS ,sy7,-
Ga bushels, md the number of bushels sowp
was l,sa3.l47. During tho present rear there
are At ieast two millions Of acres soxn The pro
t'uct on each acre escaping the frost, being ac-
kno~lcdged on Mi hands to be at least 81 per
cent above that of 1887. After deductin9 The
loss By frost. and adding the increased ptr cent
age ot yield End Of acres so~n, ,he aggregate Of
The preseus crop will be At least i've millions Of
bushels more tlan that Of 1857, or say, some
three millions mure than wis ere1 before raised
in the State.
LARGE SALE or WooL-0n the 5th Of August.
100000 ba. choice Ohio Fleece will b. sold ua.
der the hammer at Cleveland hy GoodaIe 4 Co.
, 1859-07-28

new YonK, July e7.--NotLing has Jet been
\. Y. Central is requested to advance Cd and 4,h
class fscigLts-au extent sufficient to deprive
that route ot business from these classes. The
great advantages iu the way Of water lines en-
joyed by the Baltimore d Ohio Railroad from
boston and New York enahte it to get business
ut tue expense Of the other roads-that rates eau
be advanced seems nov impossible-that the n
!. railroads will take measures 10 o.,taiu their
share Of business is quite certain; of New Eng
land business they get very little. It is stated
that none Of the goods of the Boston trade sale
pussed over the Central
, 1859-07-28

WAsnsSG1ox, July a7.-The public lands nd
yertised to be sold in Minnesota fron tue 1st Of
October to the 14th. embrace the government
lternates within the six mile limits of the rail
road grants. and the northeast portion of .l,at
STATE, consisting Of one million and three quar-
ters acres.
The President contcmplatcs returning 10
Washington on Wednesday
The 1'ostmaster.Ge General will visit Kentucky
during August,
, 1859-07-28
N. Z. Stock Market.

NEw YonK. Ju:y e7.-The stock market upon
the announcement Of the arrival uf tho Europu
yesterday +. II, assumed s.end,er tone, and
prices generally on The railway list are ! at per
cent better. Since the board the Tendency is
uPward-the foreign news 30 far as known be-
ing regarded rs favorable. TITO closing bids
for New York Central were TAI; for Gaiena e.:
tQx Michigan Central A. =
, 1859-07-28
r=. CITY OF BUFFALO,
i. D.. Pxtxrs1 Conmsutser

WESTERN NETRoPoIis. ". T. PxAsx, Commander.
Fofn n kvsnnx Line between Clsv ..att 7ed iut,o-
One Of Tho ahosa magnificent hAss wilt eavu tho u
=. Ra1lfu&d Dtk. Cieye1nd tsxry evthin s*ut,4ly3
sIesrtedh o'clock. OF oa the Arrival af the airs from
the South and Wt. max tn4 srxE e1anedIca fl!lo
wth tha morning trains tbe Ssw York Central 8Dd bug
eio. New Yosk E5ie Railroad. for SLasa1. Fa!le Ro
0HeEo, New foek and Bc4sou. "
1t dhees e speak elabos7sty Of the ahsve boat. b.
sPects F!fstEaH coNkpp1ocs md sAIx
Thus ftndefink simmer tFpt New York any pott
Planned.
Tezs4 can b. had It Ill Ticket Oess In the Nest AL
II the Company Omre under Revere lIosa cot.r I.
Randolph 1ai Dearborn ssTtttA. and II ihe depot
q. y. GRAY, General Wet:era Asert.
, 1859-07-28
EiMdncidIs J. aR9- 4fautu1RrsiHf.


W2azsaA1 Eszzz1s, Ja!Y II, issa
Thu sntirs nonsy market Of The sity ha. .
chronic dullnesa, from which thess ss<m. to b,
no immediste prospect ot it, recovery. Ex-
change is firm 1t per cent. Gold same ffure,
Discounts easy It usual rates. Street rates
nominal at lag ner cent nr.,n;nu
, 1859-07-28

Horrible Tragedy at Frerport-.-FouF
Children mu' dcFed by their Father.
FngEroRr, ILL.,. July ga German nau,pd
Arndt. four miles nbose Cedasrilic, in this coun-
y, killed three Of h1s children outright yestcr-
day afternoon with m axe, and wounded the
fourth child SO badly that Ii was just alive this
morning. No hopes nte entertained Of it's re-
corery. The chi,dren were aged respectively
10, s ind s years aud months lie made 10
resistance when arrested, and assigned no rc4
son for the murder. He was lodged in Jail in
this city.