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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

Tn Broadway R.uRoaD.-Evey preparation
viii be made by Monday morning 30 that high. ears
will be put upon the track 81 the Broadway Railroad
and regular trips be made TO East NewYork. IL was
expected ,hst few trips would be msds this week
but upon examination i wss found that a. the sharp
curves st East New-York some alteration was peces-
suy TO be msds to the wheels in order to aimit their
tuning the curve freely. Until the balance OF the
be procured, il is proposed TO them every
ten minutes from each end Of the route the FIRST car
leaving East New-York at $50 clock in the morning.
and o'clock 81 the Peokslp Ferry; TO run late as
10 o'clock later should the public travel require.
The time required for each TIP viii be 81 minutes.
Within a few weeks a. most sufficient number OF
cars will be pat the route 10 run every i've minutes.
Inns koad was incorporated last Winter, with
capital Of $SO,Oo), and company formed OF which
ihomss u. TnlmHdge was President, Jesse Carath-
efs secretary, Augustus lv6ns Superintendent, and
. r crane, engineer. The work Of LAYING the track
was commenced on the LIST Of November and contin-
neo IS lar IS was possible 10 do So until prevented
nom proceeding on account OF ne FROST AZ present.
the roaa Is not entirely completed double track be-
ING Icd enly part OF the distance bat BY nesrs of
turn outs The present track eau be readily used The
remainder CT the track VII be laid as soon as the frost
VIII peru, The entire length Of the route is four and
ore half mules, and the fare will BE- five cents. Pas
sepgers are landed alongside the Long Island Railroad
Depot 81 East Nsw-iork, from whsnce branch ro.d
viii Be buih 10 Jamaica this Summer.
1Hf GPANp SrRrrT R'lLRoto PsaiyrT.-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

JERSEY CITY MoUSr VERSION ASSOCIATIONS
This Annexation have collected and RENTED - the Vice
RsEeu, the tuu Of : l,lf7 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

SrABBXo Az OrTicER.-Whle Special Deputy
SbeIif Solomon Worthem'sr was attempting 10 EJECT
disOsdehy butcher named Israel iierseO, non bail
ct Bdebrlnis Hall 10 Hester street, on the evening Of
ths lab ins. the Ie:ttT crew d'fk soi stabbed s'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

Cor SEiyrD.-Mr. Joseph Jerome Of New London,
Conn, went into the barbershOp No. 100 BeekmAn-
81, yesterday morning. for the purpose Of having him
salt shaved and after the operation, caelessly forgot
Ina pnrse which he had laid upon table in order to
Pvt On his coat When he returned for the parse, it
wssnot to be found. Andre Mates, one of the bar
eere. W. arrested by officer Perkins, and the purse,
which contained ST. was found in his possession. He
was taken before Justice Welsh and committed TO an
swer in default Of 81 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

Tsr ArTIzryp MATscipT.-Nrs, BoSey the col
ered woman who was recently cui down with al az by
her daughter, in Fl zsbetl street able 10 appear
10 CoGs: yesterday, although siil very weak. Her
daughter, and Ely Martin, the colored fellow who is
charged With being the inshsstor Of the crime,
brought before Justice Brennan for examination. Mrs
Bosley msds sn affidavit charging her daughter and
Martin With the attempt to murder her. Tue exam.
ips.ion Will bs oontipued to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

Mis Ella Browne ssrds us e1ubsran. note saying
Mai yesterday afternoon, while walking in the Filth
avenue, sho beautiful butterfly Git across the
street. spngtly as though ii we're the last Of Jare
izstssd Of the lsst Of February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

STEALING Po1AIoEs.-HOrsce Maiden Of the canal.
boat Heath, lying at the foot of Henry street, was
AIrcsied yesterday by offcsr Bums.esd of the City
Hall Pa;ce Court on complaint OF Andrew NJ
Wheeler, proprietor Of the North River Hotel
charged With having stolen SIS worth of potatoes
tOm his house on Eew-Yesrs Day. The potatoes
we're found secreted in the sssrn Of the canal boat
Capt. Nadsn wss comnitted for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-25

TSF Ggsvp sTarFr RntRo,O Psa,ycY.-A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
CLEVELAND. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH %. 1859

attend these meetings regularly, Elder Knapp
is man of not very great Intellectual endow-
ments, but is well stocked with capital which
Gdapts him very well to his work. He has a
large amount of eccentricity of action and
speech, says many hard things, and some fun
ny ones-has good amount OF defamation.
great deal of denunciation, a large fund of
stories, in most of which he seems to be the
principal actor, and is not in the least bashful.
The great mass Of his hearers attend for the
enjoyment of the thing, as they would attend
the recitations of w. E. Burton, the great
Prince Of Humors. These things draw an au-
dience; but greatly at the expense of his repu-
tatiOn for ability, soundness, Christian charity
and Goodness. 1t is hoped he may do good;
but the appearances indicate different state of
things. If the Church should seem to make ad-
vancement now, it will probably be found to be
unreal, for when the excitement passes away
it will fall far below the position and standard
at which the Elder found it.
Yours truly, JUNIUS, JR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

NIAGARA FALLs.-We perhaps ought not 10
wonder at the reuctancy of the Cleveland people to
paronize any panoramic painting, considering that
so many worthless daubs and inanimate sketches
have been exhibited here under the name and style
Of panorsmas, but in regard to the panorama OF
Niagara Falls which is now being exhibited BY
Frankeinsten at the MeIodeon there is no humbug,
no Misrepresentation and no exaggeratiOn in the
statements that it is most mastery piece OF art
She painter, Mr.. Frankenstein, is an artist who
has, by his studies and devotion to his art, won
for himself high niche in the gallery of painters.
His panorama, like his smaller scenes, are the re
suit Of careful study and cessesss labor and to ALL
we earnestly say, do not fail to this painting Of
Niagara.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

GopEY's FOR APRIL.-HaRks & Brother have
received Godey's Lady's Book for April, fact
which will be a welcome one to the ladies. hisa as
good as ever and little more so. The Hawks also
have the Ladies' American Magazine for April
with steel engraving ard an elegant colOred
fashion plate. The last London Illustrated News
full of pictures and reading matter Containing,
among the other celebrities a fine illustration or
the Burnet House, CincinnstD Harpers Weekly
with illustrations of "BlackwelIs Island;' the New
York and Cincinnati Dailies, and any quantity Of
papers and magazines are kept by Hawks
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
Leai.Iative summary.

Little of general interest was done in either
House Saturday The attendance was slim,
and members were disinclined 70 la-or. Both
Houses adjourned at IL n to Monday.
In the Senate, the House bill to prevent Pro
bate Judges from holding the office Of Justice
of the Peace was passed.
Mr. Phelps, from the select committee api
pointed to revise the tax laws, reported a bill
for the assessment and taxation of all property
in the State, and for levying taxes thereon ac
cording to its value in money. Also, bill pre-
scribing the duties of County Auditors; and a
bill providing for the election oftownship asses
sorts, and prescribing their duties.
The Standing Committee on Corporations
other than Municipal, reported against any
change in the mode Of collecting tolls on the
turnpikes of the State
In the House, the time was consumed In the
second reading OF bills.-StGte Jour. 2lst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

BUFFALO osTEAHERs.-we are glad to know thai
there is no doubt about the lines of steamers be.
tween this city and Buffalo during the coming sea-
son. These boats are loudly called for, and it viii
be matter of general rejoicing when they are run
ming regularly as day or night line Travellers
can then take comfortable rest after riding from
Chicago or Cincinnati in the cars, and can be fresh
on their arrival At Buffalo. 70 take the fast trains
of the New York Central or the cheap route via
the New York and Erie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

JOHNSON HOUSE, New YoRK.-JoHN R. Sur
Buke. who for number of years has rendered the
johnson House pleasant, comfortable and COM
plete home for the traveller, is about removing to
New York, where he takes charge of the johnson
House on the corner Of Chambers street, and Col
lege Place. sURsURe has ever been favorite
with the Cleveland people. and with the travelling
public, and our worst hope for him in his new po-
sition is that he may have his house full of the
cream of the travelling community.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

A DAKGERoUs REEF ON LAKE ERIE.--A petit
ton to the Canada Board of Public Works,
through the efforts of Capt. Malcolm, is being
circulated in this city, AMI has already been
signed by most Of the masters and commercial
men, in regard to very dangerous reef or shoal
on the north shore of Lake Erie It is located
about IA miles s. E by E. from Bar Point,
and about three and a-half miles from Little
Point and has about eight feet Of water upon
il. titles directly in the passage way of yes
sells bound from the WelIand Canal 70 Detroit
River The petition asks that conspicuous
buoy should be beplacedupon,this reef as matter
of safety. Its . subject Of much importance,
not only to our own commerce but that of Can
ada, and the wonder is that It has not received
the attention Of the Canadian authorities before
Palladinw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

New PArENrs-The wits of inventors ap-
pear to continue as sharp as ever. From the
list of patents issued for the week ending March
18th, we clip the following:
James Keniston, of Cincinnati, o.; for i'm
proved spark extinguisher
W. NJ Kimbsll and K. Hartman, Of Cleye-
land, o.; for improvement in lanterns
Henry W. Putnam, of Cleveland, o.; forim-
provement in bottle stopper fastenings.
c. T. E. Blaieh and Peter A. Bishop, of Elyria,
o.; assignors to Peter A. Bishop, aforesaid, fOr
improved steering wheel
James Smart, of Mansfield, o.; for improve
ment in apparatus for evaporating sugar juices.
II. O. lDgraham, of Guilford, and H s. In
graham, of Granger, o.; for improved rotary
planning machines.
George W. TOlhurst, of Liverpool o. for
improved washing machines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

THURSDAY N1eHT.-The Masquerade st the
Gray's Armory on Thursday night promises to be
the grand ''bal masque" of the season. The gen
tlemen having charge Of it promise that nothing
out Of the line of strict decorum shall be allowed to
mar the prophecies of the occasion. None will be
admitted without having first registered their
names with the committee of reception, thus shut
ting OFT improper characters. There will no doubt
be an immense amount of excitement and fun.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

DRoWNED.-James Merwin, commonly known
as yankee jim, . was drowned while in ct yes
terday morning, in the canal near the brewery Of
Hamilton q WydenkOpf. BE leaves a vile and
child, FeaF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
Prepare against Fire.
9air ppk.
RGONOMY ZOE BE
DYING

.nYINd ; ECONOMY FOR BAR
II bers. BlSSETT HAIR DYE great eslast Z!
sTureEslV orfBarars hsneft which can oe 1olsnI N
large small quantities y per cent ess sl-1 ~ -
nfcaas auv asr ire IN the "a ~
~, ,- ~ - -, 80 the SANE ~ ed for any cenfa
81 rsf1ffIsr fnr M 14nio quantity You eln ct any
- f.-;-s- fr,,o lam ehade brown shade and N
hjsf and vci the best salisfasflan % ~ se
- 49,. .far,l anpearance- For sale " holas1e IN
~ y ~ - = ~ w u AMBUSH l6t Supornr
IA nsyizdus Hssui1riI aaiAe'i1sa Ass
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
& NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAR. 22, 1889
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

q Plain and Ornamental Printing of every deseripio
dOno at the Printing Establishments of the Leader oce
the latest improved and steam presses the
best STYLE short notice. and reasonable rates
tcular attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBinding DONE especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais Sales Rooks. Reneiv1ng Rnnks &c &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
Goal Dealers
Sterling Coal.

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
w herewith for your Consideration several sfafeleuts
IN regard TO the above named Coal. For
GAS PURP OSES
lt IS NOT exeeled BY any offered in this country We
most favorable terms 49,
We are, yours respectfully
+. BUTTS & Co. Cleveland O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
1nsnrallfe Aaents.
HARrFaRn- CnN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD. CON

OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Sn1aII Sa1a IN Capital S25O,OOO
surplus 5S,23G
Assets, Jan. 1st, 1859 3OS. S.1ST
This Company has complied with the laws Of the
several States in which it is doing business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
:. BUTTS SCts6I. .olsvsiunao O

OFFICE OF RocEEsrRR o,s Ii. Co !,
June 18th, 1855.
say We received of Sterling Coal
Maya By boat W. l. 100 10000
June l. Dacotah---------. 81 l0O-10OO
Total ...-.-..Is7 sG0700o
GWe commenced June lst working test Of this Coal t.k
ensrEs5 n ne and Working under an ne e
result, Viz: ---1'1' "--- '-' i0i''"iHs
Amount of Coal carbcnized. sosao ms
Or4e-lOO feet to the n 2''''' c "
On the 4th, when our heaswere little higher We took
els 100 Ms each obssstioas sIsss % 81 Po5
with the following results, VIZ - 1851
Gas made Is half feet
al -------------------------20s y
3h .--.--.-----------------,-I g, go :,
sh s;s y 90
sth ...-...-.-...-. ..-......--..---.. 97o s7o
TOtal.................. ISeso q
Coal 2s2O rs, Z5iOo feet to the h. : "
TINS SSt test satisfied that with good heats We can
From ne 9 go rs Coal produced s5l bashs : Coke or
Clean md eb ssd e eushe q coal The Coke i
s esIs sEa s1ssome We found very fs Sulphur and the
SS7 on the % whole We were highly pleased with the sterling
cOss Os ~ 1os S 500 % SIa{ and make me yield q
sh are q F % % =. %ssi s5 & BRys Sa ssss ess ~ o.:
Another year you will be likely % fnd faror with Gas
Companies IsIEe, the next page statement Of Coal pay
eEo. W. PARsoTs. supr.
ALBANY Gas L1aHr Col
Dec 30rh, 1853.
lam very well pleased with the Sterling Coal fmshed
me By you for the A bion Gas Light rhe 5a-
SSs 9 Eest eonsdsrit ssuperlor quality Of
lam in haste. yours respectfully,
+. A sABBAroH.
wgzr Troy Gas IioHr Col
Dec 29ih, 1853. :
Walter C. Hopkins. Esq.-Dear Sir; THIS Company af-
ind hat Des an ave aTes nS q Vii is ss f SSl .st r
and ss Fssalds The Cose q SINE that s Of yy good
but VIII make very sTong heat.
W. l. OSWALD, see'Y.
CLEvELAND Gas LIGHT AND COKE Co..l
ONCE No. 49 Bank street,
Cleveland, March 2ith, 1858
MeSsrs Gates Rouse Butts, Cleveland:
Gentlemen-Ths Company has been using your ssterlue
Coal for about hres wsess pas with very satisfactory
In eighteen consecutive DAYS we have earbonized az 7o
rs q the Coal &okng average Of i've hour charges Of
10 rs sac wnlch has produced - 90 feet q Cas- u
pound We have also found quite free from pH snd
ing Of quantity or sT6 feet Of Gas per buhs Il
lime.
The yield of Coke an unable to give you now bzt IL
will vary materially from thai Of the Pittsburgh Goals
AID i Of vsrL good agaity We hsys scosptsd y0 7o
T DWIGHT EELLs Secretary.
ALBION. Dec ., lsss.
Walter C. II pkins. Esq Dear Sir: Our works have
used than the Sterag Coal purchased of
Jon The Gss msde thus far pronounced By those
Pe.ent % judge IN the matter, 70 be equal the usual
l standard. Yours resnect1uiIy
supsrin.sndsxIdt xiibioO 4 sStsoIkc ass L Co.
For further Information aPpiy,sO ,-.,.
u,r,7a.,o4z X. BUTTS q Cos
/
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
Rral estate agents.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HENRY II. SMITHS Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

a
ROuse's Block, fronting the Square
FOR SALE CORNER LOT
l. 40xl65 feet on Bolivar street at-a bargain -.
AIso' sis' l Brek House and Ios on Euclid street.
Also ne brick House and Lot on Superior st west of
ETie h%4Tins % modern eOavelienees. rvs
good RssGk Hepsb weh 5000 in cash
House and Lot worth about $4,000 for which
nns gTazmg farm and the balance in cash will be paid
mari -. = I y r SMITH co.
E0R SALE-House and Lot on Eu.
= cue street. ayeTy desirable place Pnce $500
proyemenis, fruit sc. Price s., 900 -
Also. yery desirable residence within few minutes
wa of the Post Once.
near the cirrie Price sls0O. 7'--'
Also House and Lot sn 81 Charles street. Price s7O0
Also several small lsasehOlds within short distance Of
Also, iii Ii 6oS acres Farming and Timber Lands in wiscon
SIM well located. including some improved farms for
JAMS H. R. SMITH CO.
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-S 80
Il acres Of Land y acres cleared wthimprovements in
II rdisnA dian 20; VIII exchange for city property.
for Az aa5% 5d0 or scSss city PfSpsr{ =
nos % miles from Chicago; to exchange for farm
exchange for city property
Als House add Lot the Lot 5lxZs0 feet deep; barns
fruit, water, &c. Price 500
jsn26 Y R. SMITH 3 co.
WANTED-A Lot about 80 Feet
front wi MN ten minutes walk Of the Post OEcefor
JAMS HR. SMITH CO.
WANTED-200 ACRES Of PINE
w LAND in Michigan. H r SMITH & 60
WANTED 10 OR II ACRES OF
w Good Garden Land at or neara Plank Road leaving
JAMS - - :, SMITH co
| DRINTED FLANNELS, for Gentle'
Il men'sWrappers, now offered At
nOy25 TAYLOR, GRIsWoLD cos
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
81 b IS, of ls.i0o e s iis (
ALnaNv Gas L1aHr Co !,

Dec. 30th, 1858.
am very well pleased with the Sterling Coal furnished
me BY you for the A bon Gas Lizht Co hesel Gas
sgt ss rtst- e0nsidsrit asuper0r quality Of
Western Coal.
lam in haste, yours respectfully,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

9aromark.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
~ est and oest variety in the citv--sar salsby
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, Of every des-
spao H. x. RAYFoLDs, No ssaPeriot 81
4 00O KEGS OF SUPERIOR
laOOUN11TsNoSf i all sizes and .qaslitiss. iOr
al ssl' By 40 y D. 4 AAt No. sG1ssH1S: ssp:srio.
IRON AND STEEL.-At out q ship
4 Iosd -faT Salehx H. X. RAYNOLD9.
sua1 Nc. sSunqri 3.
Prepare against Fire.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
for sale bgthe agent at his Deoct No So Snperir s
large assortment Of those Justly celebrated WILDER9
PATENT S4LAMANDER SAFES. 90 which the aitsn-
''0n fS5sdsy SSsds S'I'''' = '-- H. K. RAYNoLDs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

1T For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

western Branch Once at CHICAGO III thrup,b which
az me business Of the Company in the Yves er5 Norb
". II. LOUNSBURY, General AGENT : psss;d;n. :,
.. II. FKtCE Assistant General Agent { Chicsso =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
Dentistry.

nR. B. f. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Office to his residence, No 46
Wood four doors North ofthe n E. Church where he
will be happy all OF his form patrons, eth
who may need his services.
Cleveland March 90. ls6s-mh2 23:dn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
MORNING LEADER.
WARREN CORRESPONDENCE.

Spring Court of Common Pleas Criminal
Matfers-ReUiUGls-Eider Knapp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22

To Builders and Others.
T TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
Il Of informing the uiders and Business Men Of Ceve
la d and ynty that have discontinued taking contracts
for buildings cf any description Hereafter shall devote
my attention eKclOsIvely IT,
Manufacturing building Materials,
Viz: Flooring, Siding Doors, Window Frames Sash
Binds, Aou!dlugs Brackets, Cornces ready put up
Inside Finish, &c.
have good General assortment of UNDRESSED
LUMBER, Boards, Plank, Joice Scantling, Lath and
Shingles
planning AND SCROLL SAVING
Done for Customers.
% Orders from the country promptly executed at the
MILL cor OF Erie and kinsnan streets, Cleveland Ohio.
mal4d&w6m14S G. H KIDNEY
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

Posr OFFICE AT TUBAC.-Sylvester Mowry Esq, sends to MT. s. H. Lathrop, an official no tice of the establishment of Post Office at Tubac Mr. Frederick Hulseman, highly in intelligent and popular gentleman, has been ap- pointed Postmaster. It is to be regretted that the absence of any regular mail route main tained by government, will somewhat diminish the receipts of the office
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

NEW MINING COMPANIES. The Sopori Silver Mining Company, of Providence Rhode Island, capital one million dollars, will commence op- erations shortly, with a strong force. The Ar izona Mining Company, of New York will also commence work very soon The silver mines of this Territory are beginning to attract great attention in the States, and various new mining companies are forming to explore and labor throughout this country.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31
Military News.

Brvt Lieut. Col Reeves company of infsn- try, commanded by Lieut. Cook, has arrived, and gone into quarters, at Fort Buchanan, in place of Company D, lst dragons, which has departed for Fort Fillmore--Lieut Lord com nandng
 The recruits for Company c, lst dragons, have arrived at the fort First Lieut. Randall, of c Company has also arrived Col. Reeves .will at once assume command of the post
 There is no doubt that large number of troops have been ordered, and are now on their way to this Territory. We-have direct and re- liable information from Washington, to the eff feet that an extensive campaign will, at an early day, be made against the Apache nation probably as soon as government makes its content plated changes in the Military Depart inent of New Mexico We but express the sen timent of the citizens of this region, when we hope that Lieut. Lord and his company will soon be returned to Fort Buchanan. A garri- son of two companies of dragons and one com pany of infantry is little enough to allow this section of country and it is most extraordi- nary circumstance, that with the present con. dition of Indian affairs, single mounted man should be ordered from Fort Buchanan. We imagine that this business may yet receive at tention from headquarters.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

No MAIL RoUrE-The failure of Congress to pass the Post Office appropriation bill, will prevent the establishment of any new mail routes, until another session of Congress, and very seriouly embarrass the routes now in ope- ration, as they can draw no pay, until the mon ey is regularly appropriated. The non estab- lishment of mail route from Tucson to Fort Buchanan, will be disappointment to our peo- pie which cannot be appreciated in the States, We can only hope for something better in the future
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

A Coop DEMocRAr,-Senator Toombs is re- sponsible for the defeat of the Post Office Ap- propriaton Bill, as he insisted on speaking agaist time in the Senate, for the avowed pur- pose of defeating the bill Senator Fessenden urged him to give way and let the Senate pass the bill, but he refused. Of course Senator Toombs will be considered just aI good dem ocrat as ever.