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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-15
81 1920
District Court Calendar.

MONDAY. Oct 18th.
The People VS.. JAS. N. Moice
The People VS. VIM, Leslie.
The People va. Geanro Cuintano.
Bear River Co. vs.. Gold Hill Co.
James Neal VS.. Gold Hill q Bear River Co.
Gold Hill Il Bear River Co. vs.. Bear River q
Auburn Co.
Dutch Flint Water Co.. VS.. T. Mooney et al.
TUESDAY, Oct. 18th
jas Sweeney VS.. Sweeney X Leet
Ward & Williams VS.. McCullen X Mccormick
Hardy Il Kennedy VS.. J. w. Phillips ct. al.
John Bell VS.. Bertha Bell.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10th.
John Cadman VS.. Birds Valley Il Shirttail Elk.
Ditch Co.
The same vs. The same.
The same vs. The same.
Wm Moss vs.. Anne Mos.
G. Swank Va. W. II. Jones.
THURSDAY. Oct. goth.
Ackley IL Dana VS.. l.. J. Chamberlain.
Jeifer on Wicoxen VS.. S. B. Miller ct. nj.
i D. Mcdonald VS.. David Thomas ct al.
FRIDAY, Oct 2lst.
Hector Sergeant VS.. Dngget Brewer.
]. Il S. Sweeney vs.. Watki Dilts; r.
MARINER & Willard VS.. Gold Hill 4 b. X. Go.
Daniel willard VS.. Devanc Il Hill.
John vogclcy VS.. A. j. Mckee.
SATURDAY Oct 22nd.
Jas. F. Alexandervs. Wcthcrhee Il Wardman.
J. +. Welsh vs.. Frank Williams.
Jno Aiken VS.. II. Topper ct al.
MONDAY, Oct oath.
A. Snodgrass VS.. Thos Ricketts, ct al.
w. ID. Slime ct al VS.. Nelson Webber.
TUESDAY, Oct. 25th.
A. J. .7ngel ct. nj. vs. II. J. McCusick ct al.
John Leavett Va. McTorrey ct. nj.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 26th.
Golden Gate Mining Co. VS.. Mountain T. M
Co.
]. W. Dickerson VS.. Birds Valley Il S. T. Elk.
Co.
d. II. Serviss We. VIM. Thomas.
Fred Jansen VS.. Jno. Bell
Jno. Il, Wear vs.. Jas. Robinson ct. al
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-15

SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON Schools
Mr.. Greenwood the County Superintendent
of common Schools, has assumed the duties
of the office. Persons having business with
the Superintendent, concerning the Common
Schools of the County, will please take no.
tice
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-15

EF We learn that it is in contemplation
to put on stage line between Red Dog and
lllinistown,
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-15
SUPERIOR LUMEER.'
Always on Hand at
The New England MILL
Twelve Miles above Auburn, on '"'
nOistOWn Road.

THE proprietors of the above named nr I,. at mi
i prepared to fill all orders for LUMBER ~
shortest notice. hcr.
Building and Fiumins Lu I'D M
of every description of the first qual,,y in Nh
terms equally reasonable with any MIL -
county. .osnectfu1
gs-The inspection Of the public is rs'p''
ly requested. p..ro& Co.
m-N. B. Orders left at Wells rars.,,utiou.
Express. Auburn, will receive prompt a'''D'''
May 2Sth, lS59.-ly -1
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-15

LooATINo SURvEys--Sherman Day Esq
with corps Of Assistant Engineers, has com,
menced 10. atng surveys upon the Sacramen
to. Placer and Nevada Railroad.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-15

A DESPERATE SCouNDREL.-We learn that
on Sunday night, as Mr. Garfield, of Wells
Fargo q Co.'S Express office at Sonora, was
retiring to bed, he surmised he he al noise
in the back room. He took light and ex-
amined closely, but saw nothing. Still re.
naming unsaisfed he concluded to look
under the bed, when he saw man lying
with his back to him, and an axe lying by
his side. Mr.. Garfield being alarmed rushed
out of doors to get assistance, when the
desperate under the bed crawled on, and
made his escape Mr. Garfield ran a great
risk of losing his life. and the office narrowly
escaped being robbed that night Stockton
argus.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-15

A BAD MASTER MAKES A Coop ABOLITION
Isr.--A letter i" the P"nt"t"r (Miss) Exam
iner in1ima'es that Caleb s. Manly, known
as "Dr. Manly" who, good many Years ago
had plantation on the Butteharhie, Mon.
roe county, Miss, who resided in upper part
of Aberdeen, who had great big bell to
ring his negroes up before day; who worked
them hard, whipped them well and clothed
them badly, and who was known as the
worst master in all those parts--has sold
his negroes, put the proceeds in his pocket
removed to one of the N rthwe,lern States,
and become rampant Abolition lecturer
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-15
For ALE.

FOR ALE. p,.cs
nNE undivided half interest Ill ,n;ldne :
~ Press establishment-incln1in .CKSON
For terms, apply to JOHN "
Auburn, July 9th, l859.-f -~-
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-15

The Overland Mail, with St. Lonis date
to the 10th Of September, arrived on thu
10th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
The Accident OH the Great Western
Railroad Uf Canada.
NAMES OF THE SUFFERERS.


ALBAsT, March %, 1853.
An accident Cd the Great Wes ern R0si happened
between Fsuboro and DanoU. The storm hal
wished avsy tho back, sad the engine rsn toto a
cts sly 20 feet Deep uith the b.ggagecsr sEd two
pss,tnser.csYs TIE sceoe is represented a. nore
h,r1lbe than that at DttiArdi6s Bridge. t~nhc
storm VA prevailing aud The waer sas washing over
the Irouut ain ard there crest d I'll 'uty IN sue
coIipg the wounded and exTcaiDg tue dead. The
cers sera a wreck ana tue loc JmOtiee was completely
buried 10 the col. The piktt tram passed over the
scot in safsty half en- hour bsoTe the accident hap
p.oea
The baggage car fell above and on The locomotive
the feet pssserger car rsn sslsut upOo tots; the
second psssergercsr tli3 utdr and upaned the edge
Of tue frSt ard toe third running into ths, had it
corner carried away.
Thoee killed "a far a. sscertsioed, are as folows
JOKES BoYrR Of chieogo H.
ALiXMDrE BRAID of Hamilton, c. W.
g HosGAs, epsineusp.
W MILNE. brakeman.
Two uenes not reported.
The following are reported sounded, souo Of them
seriously;
HENRY PosT IL Buffalo, y. Y
w W. SMITH Of KslsInszoo, H!oh.
2. D. ADAMS wife sad children
Ed. BEyasT Of Pontiac. Soh-
THOMAS SACEETT Of Livingston Comfy, N T.
III ssITH Of Livingston County, n. Y.
ADAM WILSON Of Hamilton G. W.
HIRAh CooK Of Cleveland, Ohso.
CoLtmBUs DEssgR Of Detroit. Hich.
There were Others injured whose names are not re-
ported.
Several bresks are reported TIE rosd, as also on
| the Toronto line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

oo,,s 81 TIE Sct3sy Schocs IL the ctr. sgNiss' l.
f-.,y.,, Duribs tie pact year the American S-n-
t,y hco Uri,n bs. pct IN circua'iot $iT5i00 FNth
efb1ks IN a Pr-set' se'ds oui 10 90 papers ever
-r,,,h Tta EUuber % missionaries supported ~
m. Tr;or i IS Of whom 81 are pe'msn=I, receiving
yssry salsIies So, -A-Hg sfJO.,co.
n'. RCBEEC LON ~ toen e1ifessed tls rncsur :
He cor a rot bat RIB 'c- r. A. there s1cd ~ last
tu,,fp for sbeb he gss ht h voice however feeble
The Auercsp sunday 81 o,' aion Wss sCClsty thI
sin % 70 take care o'tts moral anc ef1cC tor OF ch
cIer; sud tha,, ~ tssf sh,S.j cCn'nend Il 10 our
syu pstb,es. e. regarded hi prerect 'noveGHh' a.
iuIortsnt, because lie greet fod h'Peiu' "e't VS.
,Ct its marc ard could BE- uoiced into NOBLE
form ihree;olc b-nef, wood resuit fr,n bes,oS-
nett % liberal donations T. suco 81 object as the ose
ur6er cOusceraiiCa-6rst. to me parents who give,
iremst Ives: secord to the cbf1reT as asnonesS 4
the b+n-fsct on and thirdly. in tie inproy eIneS vi
the future oordlrioD # the oountfy q. large.
T. Rev { { GoSs, sundsy Sch0Ol Missionary II
N.b,a,ks gave sn earnest eSp0siticl a TIE ~
tie Nvst, sud portrayed IN a llte5ke mappsr ta5
e,uft,us, ludicrU0s ditifu ties OF the missionary
~ TIE horuer. He aid the greet need Of tn
Wet where the lsboIer could 50 10 No chufcn
Oh Sunday tie f. ely cOnld VEL: TO a1'gADors, acd
be CHILDREN could 20 70 no school, books;
srd y ten collar library would 60 iur.oor toe
he ofIsi goa ana e0neao than ssvJ I'VE years
letCe The Nesteyn PEG ie wert STRING, sc-Ne, en-
ftrp-sing let pls and the ID, vi. active M pro-
ducipe perytrsVus where the spIr Of religion did not
EXIT Il. IL Geuce. l. was impossible 70 md - III
slu est any unity ic the West a present. sad ~
extensive collect taben 81 a ate rsBgous me~cog
the lWpcse Of buyi'g shhrarg, after extraordinary
exer'iOts ?, red tee amount Ut eleven cents.
NJ ssiuDaTies were also nerdsd.
Tie Rev 4. l. CrYLER made : short sud elcq tent
clo,iig address in which he alluded in glowing terms
70 rie vsst impoItAic in the future Of that gr"s.
vsn,y, "a The hss faTc'by struck him, few days
s'rec when he stood upon the dOae Of ths COlI'-
House ~ Chicsgc sra say something white rise up
IL The elm DISTANCE the blue prslns, which upon
inquiry be IVES It'd, the sloke Of the locomotive
draaifg q tain OF cars from toe Mississrpi. The
Sabbath. School bells b. believed, would at future
cay ring tbelT sabostH morning chimes FROM Ply
mouth I.ck, IL q continuous obaiH, I'll they ssre bst
in their echo over the Pacific Sea.
A coll. cton, amounting 10 s. sac (which is eI-
ptcteo,O be doubled IN few days. wss taken up,
after which the audience dispersed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

SrRIoCs RiOT. - The Morris JeyssyuaE Gays
ksI ,sou NOS irs-l;ri Ia seeasss AID p6oss5s dssE
DoT,r TsLfscSy sf-TCnor lATse bo1y OF
bistnsr ssfe oseSr,is ~ rsct. tsy s-oodnias Ia.
to,...d f.u 70 as-r.EG hsiirs neos-iy.s aes
nr-s stSs rpob ' op ~ II tas ci,z o.
Tary 90 ths cf criysc AID paSer.
~ Hr,eafea I'd u TIE .-sslla .Le ou-
spto.ec fsfay ~ Co, &c cisc carr. q his
tTcira b s.oEs-
COrRr OF APPEAL. The March Term OF the art
Of ApI.as comn@re-s OF Tses1sy Iert Tse ndnb=r
Of c-usss cG tie esei %. so. Several nport.a:
cscssior< o. cssss Argued - TIE last Term eI-
ptc'-o.
Tie old pop.srs II tror c. the State House AZ Ao-
rsp,hs Mo. have bee. removed by order q tie Gov
efLor. Ih Gd-efs ssys ttty hal become 80 me-.
decsyed tsss .asy veg, gssSs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

We have been favored with letter from gen
flemsn in Albany with whom we have not the
advantage of On acquaintance, WHO states that
grind scheme is on foot 10 sell the Quarantine
q oupds at Staten Islnnd for 100000 to csrt4in
emioeht politician, Of the Republican, Democratic,
and American parties, VINO will toe'eupon proceed
to cut the land up into small parcels aud sel 1t out
for 81, SOC 600. We decline ~ publish the letter,
because its allegations not sDfh ;ieutIS aathent
Gated, and because, with regard to some Of the
parties named by the writer, We believe them to be
holly false.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
VA. incomplete sod nj. seat In tAs Sen

noi.tmeOt VA. incomplete sOd MS seat In ths Ben
ate urforteited.
Th;. seems TO US a very paltry qu;bble. wat
The Constitution Of our State expressly intended Il
Guard se.inst was the relation Of dependence BY
our LEGISLATORS on Federal patronage aud power.
II the Attorney Generals Opiuion IL sound, tben
ar Vaudeville might have contuued 70 OfliclAte
90 Po.tmsster IN the end Of bis Senatorial term,
ouly tsbing care that no commission should be
i,sued 10 him. IL seems TO III that this simple
statement precludes the need Of argument. Mr..
Vaudeville did accept the Office Of postm ister end
thereby vacated bis seat 10 the senate. IL oar
aveIment Of this fact damages our reputation Tor
honesty-iD Dir. Holosns oplDion-7e see 10 gay
to avoid that damage bat by being dishones-
which seems to US BY far the greater eTi.
o. course. we do not juogo the SeLators VINO
voted to retain Mr. Mand'sile in bi' sat. They
Interpret the Constitution for themselves, as DO
yyse. AL We say is 'hat could not have voted as
they lid without viOlsapg the Senatorial oatn TO
uphold and obey the Constitution.
Mr. Holden ieems 20 suppose that Some sort Of
psrtisan advaDtage,sss Obcs'ne1 or sought by the
custer Of Mr.. Vaudeville. That is great mistake
AZ a partisan, We should greatly have preferred
that this question had Dot ansen-tbas toe fa't OF
Mr. Msudesilles acceptance Of a Federal Office ba1
never been brought to pe notice OF toe SenAte. Bat
it roas go brought aud The Senate was compelled to
psss upon it. EverJ Indulgence WAS extended to
Nr. NJ, and the que,'iOr put off aud put Oh until
the last year Of Lis term had moro toan two
THIRDS expired. rnsn the question was taken, add
every Amer ican as well ns every Republican Sena-
Tor voted as we understand tie Constitution TO re-
quire. We will presume tat those who voted
otherwise may be honest, though their view Of the
Gaze would seem 10 differ radio lily from ours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

grets, t.legrsDtic di,ps'cn GO .nst day to NewOr-
eans couid be fors 4Sed by way o. Tehusntepec N
the seecOer Of II 2' from Il A. port iOtsrep at
at Acapulco, the mail which vii leave New York for
the Psc q tomorrow.
S6or Msta, tie Minister Of tie Jasrez Government
IT Washington o.cey, On Ole Teturn 10 Vera Cruz By
Wy - New Oh,sDs.
Ike INN Of todsy oor'sus suotber article Of two
colon ne length RON Dir. Gile't TO show thst the
Ievepn's Of the Pos,-Oiice Department can be sp-
pied TO the service without sDecsl sppropra ION by
Iaw.
Gen. lane will return to Oregon by the steamer Of
Ann ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
The Hudson River.

AINAHfI 'IHIVH y, IIN'T'
TIE Nev-York boats dec not aulvu tins lnpIung
until o'oock account q te4v! gaze on the Iiver
The steiner Oregon brought up the lluisrn RIVER
Ks5road ia, str geis from Klinebeck. Tue w.'eT Is
Elk feet over TIE pef bnt - roE rsctting. TFedty
mites OF mole of the HucsOo RIVER Ral!'oad track -
uooer wut,r bot il il ssios 10 tel shetnef auy
has beer ss-hrd s@ey Un' che "s'er t.'4s' No IT 'n
Will be sepi on, q the - % i rXamred $500.
ALBASr os'Grcay, March u, lSP.
The HudeCn RIVER Railr"sd tack Is cbgered WITH
water o. schojac 6nd tfar bNs gone sodth t).iay
II - probable that Tire f-r.yno S' rau bsoT ochg
dac attn the paser grls icf the s." IT, IDir, II
there be l chL5ce OF it. ruEnicg snltu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
V,tsbei ina the peuObscOt.

BiNtUh- VI 1II1 u o. III
The reshet in tie PeD' bc has rescn.i its highest
poirt to cay Il Is supposed, the COLI turn IN tho
weather bs1IDX checked the metrg ~ toe Sow
The zee telD~ O GtUwu came down yr-t- day sud t..
cay, foiuiug IL ilnBease 80 Of abOu' two nile ia
letgth which Is cp0 cite this city tt IN 'Ne1
d WI at II clock toCay the tesd o. II stopping near
tie steamboat ~bsI The ~-t-r then rose h's ~ SIX
fset IL fQ.er n,ul'e., A,sins t9o feet uy-r toe
staIyts II thtn tt y four fe-t IN the c"ursc Of the
sertoon bot another and bigger f1Jd Is feared to-
light tor ch the INGREDIENTS sre preparing by nov
NJ tLeIr EOtds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
Man Missing.

EA5ION, Pa Msrch ID I6JJ.
Mr.. Ssrn1el Yesee-, prom'uvo' sid hight, pec'-
able uercs o. 80 p.ac- III here last Mcnds, fog
New.iolk, int zcins IL = turn ueI, eaY tic has
bee traced 10 re Ctty S3si NrsJt aud LET tbe'e
1T sbout oclocs % M0ocsy for Nes York Nothing
bss beer heard or Uf lien Tie had fs'ussf-
enable uotey win biu ard ,ars s-e entertained thai
lie hss te-l lou!l, c-. With. lie Is aorat - years
81 sgp five f,e to ircbes high dark hsu IN Irf
with 1IAy, gray leo syes babch II warts ladef the
tf u f. " biz chiE. tie bod a black cloth lrock
coA.. gay 81 iaLls arc a Islt b..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
AMERICAN SUSDAY-SCHooL UNION IL THE
WF>T

The srrchl Ueetiog 10 n.nsf OF the Sunday S-ho0l
MisrousIy snrk OF the American SUNDAY 5 ,aooi
Utlor Il ibe West whose ,isf object 70 % supp y
hhrs 20 tee needy shnol. altered that ~de
r-giou as bed last evefing al tee .oAou sQ7sre
PrshyiersSp C"arch the Rev DIR. Aaamss, toe
Vie President, Mf FoEEEsT, in the char.
After TIE ir;rOdurtory ex-rcses Of Staging s7d
prayer Mr. J. II. bURTis The Secretary Of the Cnoo,
ress tie AIuusl X port ~hich s'st-s thst Il ga
Fever VI more Dlc-P-r"us COO I.'or tean ng~ Tee
to,a smcc' ccn'r baiec b. 81 rchoIi. in Nes-fo,k
vss e. JIG -. TLeIs ssre 81 mlssicaA.l=s Lon sup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
Fire iH Troy.

IHOf, y. !, NR1C1 " nv
fire occurred ID River rirsei thi. aiHg cesttoy-
ieg thrte stores frLtIg upon Frarknn squze, ccca'
p,ei l., Res X Su to, r. ,,nsr dealers; a. Fox,
ctrfeC,or. "; sna Gratt Will s Nut;ns, deal-rs 70
agricultural ilnp,- iests. rhs huudirs owast bS
Mr n Cuun. The los is shout $4,000. Tue 'ol-
LOVING a4e scioiE toe iHslrsucrs: a Geficza OH,
ot Providence, 5000; M~tfo5oitan, N-s-iork
$3.50, Fulton, hs~.No:k, g. $50. North. Wesseru,
usa,go, SlWO, Hartford. 81 ruHi Liverpool nd
LoIetp, =, 0tOi Hlns g. 100, Troy hGtrsl, 3, co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
Reports from Pixies Peak.

er LUJi~ Saturday March ~, 1898
TIE NeE.Me3ic.n uzl &C. the let lest. Reached
Iro,y euos MS eyrhirg. The Is unnpOrtaui
hr. Arsop arrived q: Iueepeadepos yesterday, from
Pkss Peak sud reports tie st,iy OF gold oeicg there
a. tupbGs Tie -sys there il money there AID
"le probability Of there being any,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
Markets

PfI.ApElYHl, ..-cL q - FloVk dc- spd decllnirG.
va,AT s-,;; wsT-s 81 o. Rec, ~ 90. wHsEr frm II
.F.dSc
E.Irf~oxx pt-et rs, ous ri s-i urr-.-gee WrTsr
curt cosS suL 1s-Aasse fRestsicSs s.s&ay "His-
a IN
$40 tr. hsr Pries a. ,O.s ~ r~pLlon u Ire
Wears ,ut Asia. ths eject Of us,S as ret tsr
puta kAs- o. J. t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
ma,ora,,y Election nj Heading. PA

READING, Pa, SUNDAY, Mafoh n ISJ9
NJ Il. Kt.a,, H.. Peoples csud.c ste, wa, e'ccts I
Nsytr today by oil majority. AL tie Opposition
Council wt.t also elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

EyEsIsG ExPEEss IEAIs FOR ALBAsI.-Cbtl tn
damages coss 70 tie Gaoscn River H-drost, By th'
tet bsea p.e,, tie evening express tr.it
10 Albany, OF the Harlem k..rcsc, ~li 10 coctnued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
Supposed Suicide.

AiIWACKEt, t.'d,y, Mach Is 1879.
A msn ~ho registered ul Ta=s as W. { Jscksoc
If Rcotester y Y, vac iOgIi dead II BID at tue
nexhal Houss this svsiirg. tie probably Committed
suicide, ss .sacsnarn was tIccd o. h;s persor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

RELIGiUrs SERVICES At THE AcADrNT or Music
Tho serrD,D at TIE Acaeemy Of Music yesterday
(>upo.y' evening. sas pr,sccso By 40 Rev A.. ID.
Guh. TIE Aesd.my Vas oio~cei, a. osual, TO
fveYAogro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
Ship Adonis Broken Up.

l. ~ bkAsCA, Saturday, A4rel ~ 1919.
Tie ship AcOais, ashore at this place has been err
tirely 5r,keu up by The l.:e stnin. Her fragments
ais stiewss az: < TIE 6escG :or Mics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

PREACHING At hIBLO's s.Loos -rbeRsv A. King
naI Nct' p'e.ch-o teo,e very large ssceocs, lat
.vsrug, al Nibics Concert Room, u Bro.d<sy NJ
or the safp ces CT TIE CoGmttse Of the Broadway
Preyer-Mstiuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.

from Our Own Coffesponoent
WASHINGTON, March 90 1859.
The assurances which the Prssde1tgave, that lie
would decide upon an extra session yesterday,
were not verified and the question is as uodeter-
mined as heretofore. No Cabinet meeting was
held, but Mr.. Holt had seseral interves ~ at the
" hite House with reference to circulars addressed
10 Postmasters, cutting off extra compensation
hitherto received BY them, and requiring reductions
in experdt It's proposed TO institute I'M
mediate Ietfenobmen', az far as practicable,
throughout the Post Office service, 10 uOying ex-
crcscences which had erOWn up during Gov.
Browns tern, in conse quence Of his concessions
10 Members of CeDgrrss. rte number of specia
agents has ready been reduced our-half.
The Postmaster. General wi not issue certificates
OF ndebt nor resort To ans questionable ex-
pedent 4 carrying on the Department even II
The extra sessiou should MT he beId.
MIR. Glet solicitor % tee Court of Claims, has
obtrudeo bis opinion upon the puonc, to show tas'
the law ought to be relaxed for tnls eK,keocy. Bat
his wisdom is 20 more respected By Mr. Holt than
BY the Supreme Court
The time of The Slckes trial ia not decided; but
II will proosbl, begin Monday, toe 18th iost'nt,
or on the Attn of April according as toe District
Attorney msy succeed ineollecncg testimony winch
he regards m,,eral to the satisfaction OF justice.
Tie Impression toat TIE Gaze is 10 be tired upoa
proof touching the tao pohts Of homicide aud
ihe alleged publication soey, Is erroneous There
are other Important bearings 10 which the case will
be considered.
The Indications are decided that Mr. HOls will
order Mr. Postmaster C,pen TO tore the Boston
Post 0dce TO ITS old quarters, on tue ground that
Its removal was completed after mandatory
prohibition had passed Congress The Pre'ident
holds the opposite view, bat sll bot IaterPose.
Mr. Puumer, President Of the Bdchauao Con
ytntOn, held last week 81 Harrisburg, Is here, re-
ceiving corgratulsuous for his our-s'ded manage
utnt there by shlch be hes succeeded In giving
Tie last blow to Democracy IN Penusy lssnia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
For Europe.

PoAILthp, Ne March 90, 1888.
The steamship North Bu,on vii saI heoce for
Liverpool On nef regular DAY. tie 26th met. She has
gone 10 ST. J"pp, n H.. for freight
The steamship hoVs.s Htizu, 81 The seme ine, Is
low N ber twelfth cay f-om Liverpool, bu. hardly