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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
bteamboais ano Railrcsos.

TRAVELLERS NORTH and WEST-SPEED
i sBd SaFETY-iNCaEASEo ACCOMMODATION
BCDSOE RlSER RILROAD.-FoUr Daily Express Trans
leaving ChAnbest Depot st and mas and 3l5 aal
430 m. These well al others tbs road
supplied with CREAhERs SAFETY Brake, an improve
of tried and scknowsc sed giving Of
y % e aud properly that other road lo similarly equip
ped sse-ssd Of Railroad officers offered every fsffy
nproyeemept free Of and all des
II bsiI up the times IN of public safety win fnl
their nts 10 giving prompt attention 70 th.
US 4 4 CAR BRAhE Co., M. ii Pine-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
Ocean 6teamers, &r.

A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVl-
IN G.TION COnfANY's NEw-YORH AND GALWAY
LINE-The departure from New rk will De zoe stesa
anp CiRcAsstAN. Capt. Geo Nm Jsctson on IhOkspASs
the 27th OF Jusry inst St. Johns ~ 20 receive
the roy.l rnas Price Of passage Focsss go; second,
$50; third $50 Guiding free tickets % s the principal cies
on railroad route. AZ Great Britain Third olsss must provide
pss knife fork &c. ard bediirs Passage 70 81 lohns,
firstcsss &S5 second freight Inquire
of AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY, No, oil u idson e.,
and A. their advertised Offices n the Interior Passage 10
The hir can any Of tls shove offices 10
bring persons out the principal cities th- fnos
galway In GTss Britain for to. or fom Galway for so
AMERICAE FXPRESs COMPANY
HOLLAND Mknassr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

ATTENTION.

NARRIAGE-BiA ATTENTION! "A
~ R.r. Ch.uo. especially Cor beginner with . mali
essSxa a. sa0o 10 6SeA-Fsr sALkA handsome NEW and
esnuodjoss DWELLING HOUSE. surrounaed b. t~o acre.
a ~ (srd~u Croprd with Fruit Trees sod al kipds o
RerrAS Water in the kose. Also. story CARRIAGE
ana WAGON SHOP. with Tools and Timber for carrying on
ss exoe buspess essbhned Of Mskips and Repair
ias Bhsksshinf kc j Is but thirty sx miles from New
YoIs focs Of rsrcs ID depot, 10 alike desir
abe for pss Of business end desirable couRy residence
fhs ssssbsr would se bad he other business
his attention. II not sold wittn weeks IL viii
b. Ies sod tenant Address call HENRY l. LYON
Ch,ppso1s, Nes,cbe..er County, EewYork or HOKA@E
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

DIANOS, MELODEONS. and ALEXANDRA
ORGANS, Of superior make, o. Tea. o.rgaiJI. Second
hand Pianos extremely low prices ranging from 5 70 80
Ore Of the largest Csaogues Of Music IL the u s. Hscsl
lusrents musical merchandise of al kinds At The lowest
ssbe New Pianos ard MeodeoIs and
SLOWED p1rchssed Monthly payments received for Pianos
hsocsOns
HORACE WATERS, A.en. No. s5s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
Jrsirnftaon.

CADEMfES Of WRITING and bOoh-
IN KEEPiSG ke-p before the pc 3pae tni' M A.Nt
Nc. Bo~.Ty, No. - fCltons, erooa,. s,ss nc
Months ia Lsssors) INSTRUCTION in PEShANSdIr sad
COMM kClAL ARITHMETIC, OF al UNLIMITED Coarse ~
Double E.iTY SeoAkeeptas for Sls Laaes WIns eAs'' -
l6 Lessons.
ID a. SMITHs SCHOOL for BOYS, LeIing-
de ton-sv, between Sssa and S7h sta
Terms moderate.
~ ~ Eas. Sis ss-JAMEs WEIR MAS0N-S~w Term bc
eps FEB. :. bu, pap1s received time Personal IL
re,ion by Tie Principal and thorough dng In the Eaxsh
hrancAss CircuAIs AID further intsruAtoa al CkTkRT
Bookstore or Al the School
EAMILY BOARDING-SCH0OLa al Sterlias
Ana--Por hsl psrtioasrs refer 70 RARrLErf Hs.
<sl Broadway; OF 70 the PrncisA. WM A. z. WILLARD
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
@Toreries. propisirns, St

Iney fnt themselves called upon 20 make this change pro
.eet helr from other Wines bearing snr
All coks their trade mark, The EAGLE, isEead
teir former mark ANCHOR, which has ee-n Unlisted By
other hons-a- -
Th, l.bsls viii bear heretofore. the q r. MUyN
L Co FREUk. DE- barry,
Sole Agent FOR the United States aud Csnsi,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28


Il TON for SOSTOH ard PRoyfDEHcE.-Inlsnd koqts
fls PLY AODrH ROCK, Captain Joel stons sn1
COMMODORE Capt D. g. siursis in cornscion wi.a ~
sTOETg0TON snd PROVIDENCE and sOsTON asS
PROVIDENCE RAILROAD3. les vfas N-w.Yorx dsiy (8as.
Gays exeeptsd) fsr Pier No. North aysr. first vaf above
Battery place; o. oeleei AID stonlnston $50 u,
he srng. Of The Nal fran whio6 ssvss sostss =
he CohaoDoRE. nom ses-Yori. MonSs,, p.anssss,
and FeAy or stop'nuos, lssdsJ Thursday and Ssmks1
1ns PLYMOUTH ROCK, LIob Ssw.Yort, TDesasy rbssS
s-o ss1asJi ron s;ouinson, Monday "Wednesday -
rssssDssr proceed BtoniErDol p-f rsrosa 90
aerce she ston IL tbs Expss II al frssE reaching -
ADVANCE OF toss By routes spLs uno
iof AZ TIE early morning hres c0aRscas H1rb snd E@S
Issepsers tLst prefr remain bard sateye
und<lTsed. LrssStas. 4s,ed aad ssys Sopia6
O1 In ,o- . tram. =.
tre frou ProviesIee 20 kewpor. yins c.u,s.
each way
Por pssase berAs elfh aevy Board ~
eauer or a. The freight 0fce, Fsr 40 9Noa River, =
ne once, Nc ~ bst.ery place, Jan q, iAs4
(EETRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware, LaAnD.
.sEs and Western RS,-osd. and fsssoo ~b As LsA0h
Valley RairosA
BAtL ARRANoLnEN7. eonassneiLs oaos,s !, isss.--
So. Norh River .. "A M. IA, sad .. "a fos seunse.
,s,s oy above srsins and q. p IL = =
The sbore trains q Elizabeth vita on the 49,
yszsey Rsosd which New York Eo hs foot of Csa
Anitss, q, II and IL m, sna sad p nl .'-1
Pssssnsrrs for the Delaware Iskxpsnns srA L.
resd VII s:ys a; u Snx F: Lssish ysisy R~nss1 =
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
HAYTI.
FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
ST. DOMINGO CRY, April 3 1853.
On the 3lst ult President Santana received ad-
vices from France of the receipt of his acceptance of
the proposals OF French mining company. If the
arrangement on foot should be consummated this
company will have the sole right to mine gold silver
"copper" ron lead, coal and salt, in all the unsppopr
ated lands of the Republic.
The city is quiet. No Americans have been here
since Mr.. Parish of Philadephs; any American
woman since Mrs. Csznesu, known as "Cors Mont
gomery.'
Hayti papers to April 90 give interesting details of
local news
Two lines of steamers are proposed, one to ply be
tween Port-au- Prince and ST. Domingo, stopping st
Jacmel Cayes and other intermediate points and the
other to do similar service between Port-au.Prince
Gonsives San Jago, &c. A third steamer is proposed
to ply between Port-au-Prince, GOnaives and St.
Thomas The establishment of telegraphie lines IL
also suggested.
The governmental officials have published a general
expose Of the condition of the Republic contrasting IT
with the state Of affairs under the late imperial rule
After speaking Of number of local reforms AID
amelorations, the report proceeds to say:
In the matter of finances, measures were taken
immediately on the installation OF the new Govern
ment TO insure the regular payment OF current ex-
penses, and 10 appraisc the property, of whatever
iorm, belonging 20 the State, including the coffee
ffths The French debt continues to be regularly
paid.
The treasure and other property Of the late I'm
peral Government has been verified and examined.
In the matter Of public education, the reorganzs-
ton Of schools and colleges is commenced. Teachers
are encouraged. New professors are required from
abroad for the needs of the colleges certain num-
Der of Hayten young men will leave this year to re-
ceive in France, at the expense of this Government,
classical sdasstieD; sGd s4Wlsy measures hsYs essB
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
California Markets.

San FRANCISCO, Friday Evening, April p
DE Ro Eldrdge toward
ing that marked improvement is percepbe
wen the demand in the prices paid for Raw Sugar
Crushed Sugars held with irmuess at 3c " 10.
RcF-Jones Bendixen sold auction to-day nearly 10 900
mats, at prices indicating Improvement.
obbng trade to-day has been very light though from first
hands MAJ sales have been made at advanced rates
a sale Of 10 900 n Extra Clear Bacon at 6c Y n
YEAST PowDERs-l25 gross Preston MerrilPs at $50
hf bbls Abingers Extra Family l3 So cash
MacKEREL-25 h bbls. No. !, $40
RMsISs-i00 bXs Layers, IS 2j
BRASDy-29 Or and 50 9TH casks, mixed, at 9oc y gall
WNE-l5 Or casks Sherry, pit.
CHAMPAGNE-l25 bskts. Jacquerson's, pit
SUGAR-50 bbs Crushed, pt.
LARD--5O cases Popham Haxaps pt.
SoAP-25O bxs c. o. Van Hsgens PIT.
BARLEy-Moderae sales al 81 45.
OaTs-Small sales at 2!c.
BUTTER-O frkins Hopes, st full rates.
ANOTHER REPORT.
FRIDAY EVENING, April 22 1853.
FLouR-51 bbls Gallego and Haxall on private terms.
BaRLEY-IOO0 sacks sold 81 45; 30 do choice Brewing
81 As
CAxDLEs-3oo boxes Phenix Extra, private
L,RD-JO "a. Popham 4 HaNtun's sold private.
BACoN-75 Extra Clear, and p hhds BARRIERS private
PoRK-lOO hsfbbls. Extra Clear at SIS So
hhds New Orleans; 20 bbs Baltimore Crushed,
and 80 NewYork DO, at full prices. -
TEAs95 chests Pouchone SIZE 40 10 boxes Young dyson,
45c. 4; 40 boxes 0olong, 45c &toxes Imperial, 4oc
Pr FKUITs-lOO cs. Davn bold private.
MAcKEREL-75 kits No. I, 80 75
gals from and 1900 do ~ Dragon
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

;,.vn.. .,,,.n.iees in The mcs: useful trades.
The Goverumen. also is engaged N enors 70 aineao
y,.a the condition Of the Cathohc cefgy aho 70 tne
me an time il determined 10 tosIa~e Ho -' H- o
The dignity Of the religion ,,
" Finally. new naval school has been es.aolshed
q. Port -au- Prince. .ds
"Public confidence, we are happy TO say, responds
TO these promising nitiatory acts OF tle Lew Aau
country The best Of all forces, tne IIee 1hd eniIe
sunno Of the people s at last acquired by the Govern
Hen;."
II. is proposed 70 establish National Bank and re-
form the monetary System.
The Haytien Chamber, have been opened, and me
Senators and other officials have met together for the
first time under the new Republican Government.
President Geffrard made speech, IN which, after
briefly reviewing the late revolution, he requests
that an official endorsement of hs acts and DEGREES be
given by the Senators; and ater announcing that
special embassies had been sert to .he courts Of En-
gland France and Spain, to announce the fornsuon
Of the new Republic, proceeds a. follows;
"The Republic Il peace: both internal ana ieTeign.
How will 4 be possible fr 10 repair the evils oul
country has suffered if have not the free and pa
cSc disposition of resources and we do not aug
ment those resources by increasing ocr Industrial and
agricultural productions
1.-THE Republic has therefore naugurated truce
| of five years with the East (St. Domingo).
The late empire has left sad heritage to the Re
publIc. The good fah stTct economy, the hrn de-
sire have to conduct the public administration Will
all the vigor Of which am capable, will enable US,
hope to get these difficulties; and by abOshine
the useless and enormous duties and taxes, 10 apply
the real resources Of the country 10 the ameOratlon
which the progress of civilization demands"
| The President of the Chamber responded, feicita
| ting the President in the following terms:
| President posterity will your name inscribed
on the tree of liberty, under the date Of December
| 23 as the era of the glorious restoration of oul
| liberties
Citizen President, the nation seeks Of you the
guaranty Of it, liberty, the organization of labor
the ordering of finances and the maintenance of socia
| peace.
"The Chamber of Representatives of the people
faithful its mission will bring to you the free anc
loyal aid Of its studies and experience in the ameiora
ton Of our laws. and of all that can tend 10 IN
crease the intellectual and material welfare OF the
masses.
ITO the wo,k, President with courage and energy
The nation has faith in your brilliant star. The country
| viii be safe and yonr name immortal. ViveF IRde-
| pcndancei Vtre la Li6ertfi Vire b President
| dHaRi -
The President then returned to the national palace
| amid the applause of the enthusiastic multitude.
! BARBADoEs.-A letter from Bridgetown, Barbados
dated Apnl 2s says that the people had been greatly
excited by false report of an intended insurrectior
among the negro population, Easter Sunday being the
| time fixed for the outbreak. The excitement had
| however, subsidized. The health of the island wa
good
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

,,ss,.lv than b;s more ambitious pictures The con-
cen,on Of hich We .houd better understand perhaps
II he pu. them into verse rather than upon osnvss-
Va. $50. sChid and No. 1876, Girl, Fave al the
merit Of his method.
Are Mr. Heaeys subjects his owr. choice or is he
the victim Of unhsppy circumstanc His three por-
traits in the exhibition are life',e and chaege s;teh.
ton. and as mere paintings .hey deserve ii, though
portrai, they not ar ~ctive. Thst OF exPe-dent
TYLER We have alresdy noticed. No 5ss, Lsdy, E
very real piece Of flesh and blood, and great esl Of
IT, No 3,3 portrait of brother artist IS fail Of lhs
and spirit and Mr. Healeys share in II altogether wen
done. But is this brother artist actually brother
man Il he at large in the world, gong about IN his
airy and fantastic manner, and at that hight II It
all mus, be- in the boundless West for nowhere else
cond contain him. We observe the picture ws
painted for a Chicago gallery.
W. Oliver Stone jus,ifes his well-esrned rePu,atoa
by several portraits. No. 4Si, cabinet picture,
full Of life and spirit so also are Nos 5sl ami oo the
latter portrait of Ehninger, the artist, s exceedingly
truthful a likeness.
No. 37S and No. 4OO BY Baker, are charming pic
lures In the peculiar deicacy Of his hesh-tn.s, he
hardly exceled and can be compared only 20 Gray.
IN the same room where these hang, are several Of
Gray's characteristic works. They are all admirable.
but No. 400 is remarkable as an evidence OF ms power
in depicting the color and texture Of tesh The arms
Of the figure and the bosom-if We may say so-have
a fullness and roundness OF great vivacity.
Hicks another of our best known artists needs only
70 be referred to- as his pictures always command at
teutiou. Several Of his, of well-known citizens, arc
what are called, suggestively, speaking portraits;
such for instance that of Gerard Stuyvesan' ad-
mirable as painting as well as portrait. It's tho
- II n
sort of picture which friends cherish In the Wounded
Dove, We have only pretty story, bot fine work
in the admirable head Of the child though the other
paris of the picture are satisfactory. The idea Of
the Dr. Kane picture, Iickss largest work this year,
is very happy one. The moment chosen in which
TO depict the heroic Arctic discoverer invests the pic
,ure. when one remembers the intense sufferpgs OF
those two sad Winters with a touching and mournfu1
interest. There is, presume, nothing in the gal
lery which appeals so generally to the sympathies
Of visitors or which brings before them yiyidly the
scene which the artist has attempted to portray.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
TAHITI.

The San Francisco Ndtioaai has the following in
telgence from Tahiti:
We learn from Capt Warner of the brig Ellenita,
from Tahiti that Queen Pomare and her two were
still in prison OH the 22d ut The Queen was confined
in her castle at Papiete. Her sons are narrowly
guarded and any attempt at revolt will be the signal
for their DEATH There are only 200 French troops in
the place but thus far they have been able to over
awe the natlves a. the latter without firearms.
Everything appeared quiet when the Ellenita left,
but an outbreak was daily anticipated and the next
arrival will probably bring intelligence of revolu-
on as the natives are determined not TO submit to
the terms proposed by the French Governors 1t will
be remembered that the difficulty froma conflict
of authority between the Queen and chiefs, and the
French. The French have long sought for prete1t
to end the proectorate and "annex' the islands 10
France. This preteXt now presents itself, and the
next news will be that the French flag has supplied the
Tahitian and the Queen and Princes on their way
to Paris to receive the hOspalies of the French En-
peror.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

At the residence Of the brides father, Sacramento County
J. Holloway 10 Het;ie A. Walton -
At Sacramento April 90 Isaiah Jones 10 Mary A. DAVIS lstb
Samuel Tnplett to Miss 4. p. Lewis
In San Francisco April 2 Ralph A. Tibbs to Miss Jane D.
Lsmpher. . 49,,
In San Francisco, April r. George Cross to Mrs Elizabeth
Schaefer. 49, .
In San Francisco, April 20, John Lind Miss Ann Nc
Culough. - -.
In Stockton April 49, Harbeson Hickman 10 Elizabeth Dick
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

The evening bal was given q. keys;cre ha by the
Keystone Dragons, ander the managener Of Gen.
Klein, Col. Sands, Cap. Heller Capt Alexander,
Lieut.. Andrews, Lieut.. Levi. and eut. Bt;ing
The ball was well attended, and passe of with great
ecat.
This morning this Guard viii ay further visits TO
the grounds in the vicinity OF the city, and return
by the noon train, arriving h' me ebOu. 0 o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

In San Francisco April n, Thomas d. Bodget native Of
Monroe, N. H.. aged n years.
IL San Francisco, April q, John W. Kelly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-30

Do Nor FORGET YOUR EASTERN FRIENDs--
The Trinity Journal in a well written arti
Gle on the above subject. says:
1--WE wish to admonish intelligent persons
who have friends at home by whom they do
not desire to be forgotten. that they should
send this paper home. Not estimating its
merit at all, the paper will be curiosity it
will be, in great degree, valued because it
comes through the agency of the absent
friend it comes directly from where he lives;
it may contain his name or that of his new
found friends it declares every week that he
il not dead-that no accident has befallen
him. or his name would appear in the sor-
rowful record it will come like the messen-
ger to David who espying him afar of, cried,
sis it well with Absaom ?" but it will not
often relate tidings SO heart breaking. 1t
will be satisfactory apologist for many a
neglect to write"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-30
Burglaries in San lose.

SAN JOSE, Jan. 29th.
Two daring robberies were committed
here last night. The Mariposa store was
from. The gun and pistol store of Sorrison
was also entered and robbed of $40 in coin
and eight large sized Colts revolvers The
doors of these stores were found open this
morning. and the money drawers ofthe Mari
posa store were discovered across the street
with fifteen to twenty dollars in silver there.
in. AS no violence was used in effectng an
entry, observable, it is supposed that the rob
bers had secreted themselves inside previous
to the closing last night No clue likely to
lead to the detection of the thieves has yet
been discovered
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-30

CALIFORNIA NORTHERN RAIL RoAD CoMpA-
NY.-We understand that some of our eiti-
zens are about to organizes Railroad Compa
ny to be called the California Northern Rail-
road Co." 1t is proposed to construct a rail
road from this place to Marysville, and there
to connect with the road4 terminating at
that place The distance is about twenty
five miles, and the country which it is intend
ed to run is well calculated for chep and
easily constructed road By the State law
it is required that 81 900 per mile shall be
subscribed in order to form an organization ;
this we have no doubt will soon be RAISED.
and the Company proceed with their opera
tiOns We understand that competent con-
tractors are ready to contract to build and
complete the road within two years. The road
from Folsom to Marysville viii be running by
the first Of January, 1860. and also the Ma
rysville and Vallejo road will in all proba-
bility commence its constructions in earnest
within the present year The advantages
accruing to this city and county from the
construction of the California Northern Rail
road must appear evident to all property
holders and business men, and we hope the
organization will be speedily effected and
successfully carried through. Record.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-30

France, in conjunction with her faithful ally,
England, would not tolerate the transfer Of
Cuba to the United States, even if Spain con-
sented to the same.
A large detachment of French troops aro
approaching the confines of Switzerland and
concentrating on the frontier
Switzerland has asked for an explanation
of this movement Of the French troops.
The Portuguese Minister had been recalled
from France
The U. s. frigate Wabash was at Malta at
last accounts
The appeal of Count Montalambet had been
called up for hearing before the Imperial
Court
The decision of the Court reduces the term
OF Imprisonment to three months only, but
the fine previously imposed is confirmed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-30
NeVadn Cnnnfv.

The San Juan Press contains the annexed
items:
DAILY MAIL To MARYsvILLE-It will be re-
membered that mail route was last wear
established between Marysville and Forest
City via North San Juan.
We have been informed on good authority
that daily mail will be established on this
route ty the first of next September. This is
a long time to wait for thing so much
needed, but there is no cause for complaint in
the matter. With daily mail connecting
us with our big sister on the Yuba. and a
Railroad from there to Vallejo we shall be
as near to San Francisco as we now are to
Sacramento.
The claim Of Myres d Co., on Humbug
Creek, is the only claim that could be work,
ed. They have had water to work for the
past two weeks and have averaged $40 per
day to the hand, clear of expenses.
The French Co., on Colorado Hill, topk out
last week in five days washing, $4I7-most.
ly top dirt. They anticipate better pay.
SAN JUAN HILL.-Most of the companie. ar.
preparing for the approaching Spring sea-
son.
The Deadman Co. realized 81. 900 from
their last clean up, and another company
took out 81, 400.
JUNCTION BLuFF.-John Bevn & Co., from
claims formerly owned by Trevethick, took
out 100.
MoNTEzuMA.-The Keystone Co. washed
out in half day the sum of $500. They
drift their ground
NORTH BLooMFIELD.-Mining at the present
time is in rather depressed condition in this
vicinity, owing to the scarcity of water.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-30

HIGH WlxDs.-For a week past high and
very drying winds have prevailed, which
have been exceedingly injurious to grass and
sown grain. On the night of W Wednesday last
the wind was 80 violent and furious that the
upper part Of the eastern gable end of the
Methodist Church South, brick building,
was blown in. and much of the rear wall will
have to be removed and reset. as it has very
considerably sprung out, and is unsafe. The
roads are now quite dry. and vegetation is
suffering for the want of rain. Agricultural
prospects are at present not encouraging
and unless We have more than usual supply
of rain in February and March the crops
will be very short.-SGn Jose Telegraph.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-30
ARRIVALOF THE CENTRAL OVER
LAND MAIL--NO SnOw--DiscOvery of
Rich Diggings at Gold Canon.

GENOA, Jan. 29th.
Salt Lake Mail arrived last night about Q
o'clock and left Immediately for Placervlle
The mail came in ahead of the schedule time
without any interruption. There is no snow
on the route between here and Salt Lake, to
impede the mail
From the Enterprise we learn that Yong
and Olds have discovered very rich gold dig
gings on Six.Mile Canon, a few miles above
Johnstown. The dirt prospects from to 10
cents to the pan from the surface to the bed
rock.