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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

OREPARED FROM FRESH Ro0fs-the onl, kind
L worthy the Goa ndeuee OF ply sie sans the pub
iiesaPeEioF 10 ~ iother afoF removing Impurities Of
the blood or Mercury from the system and caring
EEuptions fimPies ,bos Sores, hheu matism Neural
sss ~ Phs, scFotals, nfepsy Diseases Of the baek,
a., aAkssthe akin clear and smeesA ana Eheala De
used "a the spriug aad snmmsF % purify the bleed
and prev snt sic kuess. 81 so balEie.
Prepares hy IL :. HUGHES, Memphis Team.
az Solain Nashville b JosEs hooFxa hs1ss
Bs0ss AMI 10. q. hse~s pscgstst@
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Me0iral.
MRS. WINSLOw,
A experienced Nurse and Female Physician, p
~ senJs 10 the attention of mothers, her
500 THIN SY II u II
For Children Teething

which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng, by
softcning the gums and reducing all inflammation, wi
alay ALI. PAIN and spasmodc action, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon II, mothers II will give rest TO your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27
Third Glass.

Anvls, Axes; Ale ard Beer in wo2d; Rect in bar
res; Bacon well packed la boxes OF Casks; iariIIa,
Bsnes Boiler Fues; Black LeRd IN barrels Bark and
Cob Mills; Carriage Spri Is, Boxrs aud AAlesi Cider
in barrels or hogsneaus; CrOcScry Ia crates or s"gs-
heads; Coffee and ChicNoryi C0iIeTr IN orAes ana
EPSON salts IN barrels Gum Shelhc ~ or maj PACK
ases, Hardware; Hoofs and Horns. Hides, green
Herrngs in kegs Hooks Hinges, Iron saics, Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; Iron Fencings, JunA. JuteI
Lard in good kegs or cans. Lead IA casks OF pigs,
Lightning Rods IN bundles, Lime In casks Aaddef 10
hogsheads MiiistUnes finished; Manila, Miner Al Wa
ter Va and Tenn, ia kegs barrels; Nails m bags
oysters aud Clans in shell at owners risk oii IA
hogsheads and barrels; Paints dry and IN OIL, forA
IN barrels; Rubber Car Springs IN boxes aud eSsAs
Rubber Betting; salaratus III boxes spelter, shot IA
kegs Soda in boxes Tn fiate boxed Tobacco mai
ufacturcd IN boxes kegs; Nenison IN barrels OF
boxes: Vinegar; Wire Fencing; Whine Lead, WHISKY
n barrels.
Fourth Class.
uAnchors Alum in barrels and hoesheads; BEm.
sione IN barrels aud h, gsheais, 80 hLg salts Burr
Blocks Barley bary tee IOtunn ~ bales Goldfish IN
tierces and boxes; CIR Mhees and Axlcs; Cement,
Chalk, Clay, Ihan, Cable ham ia CASKS Cocoa on
Earth, Paints Stone and Farther Ware IA crates aud
hogsheaas; Fish, salted; Pence Wire, Pigs IA CASKS
and boxes; flour IN barrels ard sacks; Gas fPe Gu-
apo; Horse shoes in packages Iron. Bar Rant, iig,
Boiler and Raifoad Iron Nuts ami kyrts Iron East
ings heavy; Loo. motive Tire; Land Plaster. Aoias
SEES Mahogany Logs, Marble Ia bioeA, unN rOught;
Snli-stones IN rough; Nails and spikes, NAH rods.
Ores Lead Copper, Iron, Zine Ia boxes barrels,
Pitch Plaster Palm 'i Putty Rags pressed IA bales
Rice Railroad Chairs and spikes, Resin, Rigging,
Rope Aumac, SAT- cOua Ahlls Stcrtr sugar IA uear
hea.s bar els or boxes stone, Tosisht sofia 20
kegs barrels casks; salaratus ia kegs, barrels
casks; foba. co, scrap and zeal, m e-sks aud hogs
heads Tn Tar Tin la pigs, Terre Japonlca teiegr
Wire Tallow Whiting Water Pipes, Nsc hopes Mbeal
in we'll sewed osnabnrg twiiied bags Enc, sheet
40 casks aud cases Zine IN pigs.
This Tarin take effect on the Isl day OF sspten-
ber 1883 and continue until .thsF aotioe
T. ". Cui4E,
Sun. Nashville 4 Cnattanoesa X. r.
ss y. AVER,
W. j. kkA1S,
supss Memphis A Charleston h. n.
n. c. JACkSoS.
ssps-u Sup. l. Teen. a Ia r. r.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27
The Indian Doctors
FOREST SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable, and will never
fail give relief in all the above named diseases 1t
not only cures Coughs Colds, &c, but also purihes
the Blood is the best equalizer of the circulation
Of the blood yet discovered. 1t also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor. Where
its virtues are known, no family viii be withoutt.
1t pleasant the and efcacious in its effects
Children cry for it after getting one taste IL Is the
most soothing and healing syrup in use, and for sum
mer Complaints, Choleramorbus, Bilious Cholic, and
early stages of Cholera it has superior.
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PoSrruNEMrNT,

The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, THE
srH DAY OF oCTUBER, 1859.
aug2-td j. E. GIEAvIs. C. &M.
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Gbaneeru Sales
CHANCERY SALE

Montgomery Bells Exris. Us. James C. Owen.
DURSUANT TO q decree OF the chancery Court at
Nssax lie, In the above iaTned cause ! viii ex-
pse to pubic sale, at the Court house IN Nashville
az IL O'Clock, Monday the Sth day August next
upon a credit Of 6, IL ana lie months. without TIE
right of redemption or re purchase, that valuable
Tract OF Land, purchased of Montgomery Bell by
SAID James &. Owen, and now occupied by him, lying
on the Franklin Turi pike Road alb 10 lilies from
this city, containing beIws en- and hundred acres
mere particular description viii be given day Of
sale J. L. Ga EAVtS,
julys-td Clerk y Mister.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27
Childress Is. Morgan Vance arge Vacant Lot IN
south Nashville

DY virtue Of dec &c IN The case OF Charles =
IL ClHlGross IS. N. Vance, certain aren't IAt In
south Nashville (opPokstc the free i-ablic School
Lott 1his LotfrOHts 9S feet Market street runs
through To- uliege aid Ines neat to and on The
~Onth side oi Franklin 81 Get
Terms six, twelve and eighteen months, credit
witliont interest," REDEEM t4Dn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27
E h ChidrcSs rs. Stewart and Owen.-House and
Lot ~ South Nashville

Ply virtue OF tecree IN the case o. +. H. Chi.
l. dress VS. stewart x Owen "A House and 81 an
West SIDE 81 Market street, South Nashville This
property Is that Ut presen, occupied by the defend
ant Owen, and rs Tie same bought al Isaac Paul
The iotfronts 30 feet ON Market aud RUS Ealr way
back To- College street. -
IETMS.-Slx, Twelve and eirh teen m Nntis, Grain,
with interest and without redeuiluion
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ThOs. G. james, Trustee. &C., and Bank Of Comm re,

rhos L. James, Trustee, C, and Bank OF Comm, rec
IS. j. J. Beech.-Farn
IlG virtue OF decree la Tie case 81 Tins G. J,,.s
~ trustee, &c.l aud Bank OF Commerce vs. I,hu
). Beech aud others, viii sen for cash ALI liz. mini
title claim ana interest witch John fccch la, n,
and u CERTAIN tract OF ll02 acres 81 Land 1, ms
county, and being the same con eye. 4, ssia t,ci
by j. stretch, by their deco registered on pages
III and z, book No. %, eg .ster's olAce davidson
county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27
Rates in cents per 100 lbs. bei,reen Memphis and
KnorUiLie and Stations on the East Tennessee
CLASSIFICATION.

To- Spirits of Turpentne, Campbine, Burning Flu
ids and Varnsh, viii only be taken at owners risk
a. Gunpowder and Friction Matches, and Othc
comDustble articles, will be charged at local rates
each Road, anu only at Roads convenience.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

Fan Cunningham rs. NJ. Barry and oihers-Horse
and Lot IA EdgeGcld
DY virtue Of decree in the ease OF Fan A. cpn.
ID bingham vs.. Matilda Barry anu otirrs lie Barry
Place situated on the North SIDE tt tne Gullatin
Hp'He ioau "a foesheia The Lot beats about rs
Ieet ON Fike and runs back 10 Porter street
ThRNs.-SiN and Il months credit witaout i,,er-
est and free from Redemption.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

Hooson Wheless rs. %. =. worley.-H House and I.ot
IA T. gcticid.
by virtue Of decree Ia ease Of Hobson n wiie-
II les VS.. Il. r Morley, lots Nos. 30, 81
ana 50 AT the corner OF Hobsol and H. tAtrll,J 81
so teel each aud 40 feet deep
TENAs-Six and IL mont credt-no redeuttiou
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

Ben r. Gleaves rs Geo. ". Geaves -l4ss acres of
Land on Lebanon Iurup.kc
QN virtue Oi a decree IN the case on n = Gleaves
IL Us. Geo. ". 6leayes, Ira 1 81 la. s.res al
Land, lying miics from tie city on ,ile Lebanon
Turnpike.
TEi,As.-six, l., is and "a months credit. with m.
leresL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

NTClIT,
withont lntcrest-io rcdemptlon.
Crockett rs. Crockett.--65 OF land, down the
river.
DT virtue OF a decree in the case OF W r. E
I'D Crockett vs.. Martha J. Iruokeu al!G ,tlers A
tract OF 6S Acres Ci Land, Cum land river in
heaiham county.
lKAMs.--Miniu.H price 81 TOO, aud II months,
credit, with interest-slUO cash.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

IePatterson IS. Bnrhe.-l.uts IA south Nashville
10y virtue col decree la case 4. q r. a. l,.tf.rs,,n
vs. John H. Bark. Lots Nus. AZ, J.. %, 20 snd
y, N Lincoln plan Of lnis These lots d., ga, tl,e
Norh sidc 81 Hume street front 20 icei and are r,,in
leS !" $50 iet deep. lot @, - cet on Fraul lm 81
by $50 icei u ai all Lat a. feet on Cherry St
rHtehded l%2 I"ei 40 inches deep, Lot Of so iect on
Lnts
IkFas.-six and l. months credit, aud sale With
out redemption.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

Caiharne stout US Ire stout and others-Iot ON
Crawford street.
~ virtue ~ decree IN the ease of C. stout vs.
II Ira A. stout aHo otDcrs "a Va ant Iol uf so feet
ltont Oy 10 feet deep. Ills la l,,s un thc North
SIDE Of CTuN ford street. between slTuce mud Ntns
ana begins 90 .eci from Spruce.
lhAs.-l, aEd AIS credit, with interest
except s5U each.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

All the above described property vii be offered TO
he hghest hldeer n The terms stated Ihe Court
house On sAIUfI'AN, TIE SIn LAY OF OCIIBER
1859. ''
sale 10 Commence az 10 o'clock precisely and IN
az cases satisfactory security required puf chas.i
and lien, Retained until purt lase montv DO f,lIy
pau For mere minute dcsCriIlo at tie property
ana all other particulars about sas OF ssme rites
interested are invited TO call AT nay flee.
ang10-td }. +. GIEAAf-S, {. X NJ
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09
Ex-Minister.

WASHINGTON, May Sth.-The Mobile Reg &
ister of Tuesday last contains the reply OF -
Ex- Minister Forsyth to the recent editorial
in the Constitution, which assigned certain
reason why he was not sent back as our Min vb0
lister. He says the records of the Department
show that it is unequivoeally false thatIhe
was the first foreign Minister to recognize the
Zulohga Government - that Just the reverse
of this is true, he was the last; that after thi -
the Juarez Government was formed at Quersi b5.yls
etaro. ,. .. -v -
He adds that it was the reverse Of the
truth that he was obnoxious to the Liheral alEsd
party, and it was to his notorious sympathy
for it that he was indebted for the hatred and
hostility of the zuloaga Government, result 80
ing at last in forcing him to break off his re- - ~
latiohs with it, He severely critieizes the r,r n
course of the Administration toward him. -
q LouisvILLE, May sth-Eve.--R River falling ia
rapidly nine feet in the canal, and six feet on
the falls. Heavy but brief showers atlnoon,
accompanied with Lightning, thunder and hail.
Thermometer, at noon, s6; at s O'Clock this
evening, it stood at 20. +. - I, -. -
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09
by Telegraph
New York Market.
NEW YORK, May 7-P. NJ.


The Flour marletis 10 5@l0s. better, but scarcely so
active sales 1900 brls. at IS 30@6 25 for supernc
StAtei S6 606 ~ for extra State; So 55616 rs for
extrn Western; g0(17 10 for do. round-hoop Ohio
closing buoyant Canadian Flour is nominal at S5 bO
az 10 for extra. Small sales of Rye Flour maIins
at So 1904 l5 H.... -
Wheat has advanced lc, per bushel; sales 27.Ooo
bushels NJ al 2OlSl 30 for Milwaukee Club; 81 b2G
50 for Winter Red Western, and Chicago Spring on
private tors Corn is better sales $4,000 bushels nj
g@gy2c for mixed Western 93995. for Yellow Jersey
southern and Northern and yc. foI White Southern
Oats better and active at 5s6Gf. for State and 900
625Rc. Tor western and Canadian. ..- "
whisky 10 hrnler; sales OF 40 brls. at 2sc -. '
Pork Is lower for mess but rnncr for prime sales
$500 brs At SO l26 2j for mess; $40 IL for Old
messi Sl2 slGnl2 81 for prime, including 1000 brls
new mess, July and August delivery ut glb 81 and
1000 brls do, on the 10Th of June, at SIG 25 Beef is
active sales $40 blls at So 2567 for prime; SIS 25q
% for do. moss; S06gl2 for repacked Chicago and
Sl3 25l4 for extra primo. Mess Beef is firm at ST
g2l sales 200 terces India mess at $685. other sales
were made on private terms. Beef Hams are quiet
@ll5@H Bacon Is quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
are unchanged; sales 2gO packages at 6%c. for dry
Shoulders, and S195c. for Hams. Picked Shoulders
scarce and bring 6IQQ7c. Lard is dull ses 600 brls
at ll@llipc., including prime Western at I3l6c
Butter Is quiet at 20D22c for new State and salOc
for Ohio. Cheese IL firm at 9l2Jsc. for new and old
State,
Cotton s.very duh, and awaiting further foreign
Leather Is heavy Light and Middle quoted at ana
Linseed OIL is quiet at 636l6lc.
Hides are dull; Western 200l2lc,
Tallow firm at l0lAc.
Sugar firm at ai@7Ac.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09
River NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, May Z--The river is falling at IN
the rate Of five feet in twenty -four hours.
There is now ten feet water on the Falls. The,
weather is clear. "a . g. 6s
ST. LOUIS, May THE river is falling
again at this point, having receded about vsVF y
inches to-day Nothing new from any of the
upper streams. copious shower fell this
afternoon The weather now is cloudy and aldF
COOL indicating more rain. ~ sOSa5
d OF. LOUIS, May 81. M.--The river has oil "a
fallen fifteen inches in the last twepty1fotr VI Gn3
hours. The Illinois and Missouri are on the sM
decline, and the upper Mississippi is receding
below Dubuque and rising above that point.
Weather cloudy, close and very warm. . IL, ,.fsr
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09
Peaceful Triumph Of Cincinnati
- - mechanical EH

About two hundred feet--m ore or iess-Easi
from Vine, South side, on F, ,urth street. NAV
be seen tive cast-iron cOlums erected for gas
lights. yisiq1s 10 ...t t'Ii -ra. s.'. a.
Mechanics Of Cincinnati, 90 and examine them
carofulfysathenst6il us il 20 a ever saw worse
job
On their base you will s,,e the letters "Geo.
r. Jackson & Co., New York." indicating,
OF course, the makers and their place of bust
ness.
Looking upon this work, as Mechanics of
the United States, blush with shame-as Me-
chanics Of the Metropolis of tho West, rejoice
that you do no such work. l...
Now for comparisons. VISIT If you please
corner Vine and Fourth streets. There see the
work Of Western mechsnics-that FIVE story
iron front building being erected for 7. w.
sprague Co.'s. clothing warehouse. Behold
the handiwork of our men-the fnish-the
perfection of the work. "Compnrisons," like
these, arc not odious-exoept to the East.
Who of us fOrgets that few years ago
great fire alarm bell was imported from the
East for our cityP That bell proved failure
was Of bogus composition, and Ieaden tone.
Whom last seen here, that bell was on a
freight car, draped in mourning, bound for
Troy, New York. BY the advice of Miles
Greenwood, the job was then given out to a
Cincinnati mechanic, Mr.. Hanks, who with
fidelity, cast the bell now in use. 1t proves to
be land is SO pronounced by all,) excellent in
tonn and of great sound in general. The East
will yet find out Cincinnati has the best me-
chanics.
N B.-The daily Press" would suggest
to jackson & Co., of New York, that when
they receive another order from our city for
something of artistical design and of superior
workmanship with which to embellsh our
streets and public buildings, hey ,cOud not
send pig metal in its crude statei -o .f..t t..1
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09

MURDERED BY SPIRITuALBTs.-A few weeks
since an eminent lawyer of this city, as much
celebrated for his genial social qualities as his
legal attainments, became dangerously ill.
DIR. W., his family physician, was sent for, and
under his skllful treatment the patient began
rapidly to recuperate, and was finally consid-
cred as out of danger. While he was conva-
lescing, however, he was called on by some
spiritualist friends, who told him they had re-
ceived communication from the spirit-world,
prescribing the proper course of treatment for
his recovery. Contrary to the most urgent
protestations of his physician, who told him
most positively that if he took the course pre-
scribed by tho spirtualists he would certainly
die, he yielded to the infatuation, and in less
than two weeks was corpse. ..,..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS. A

AT WooD's THEATER, this evening, three stir
ling plays are announced, with the full strength
OF the stock company. Tomorrow evening the
Fiorenees will commence a very limited engage
ment at this establishment, prior to their leay-
ing on cosmopolitan tour. .. . ...
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The success Of the
equestrian drama of "Hcrno the Hunter" has
induced the management of the National to
continue it for few days longer, when it will
be shelyed to make way for other novelties.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09
Fire in watertown, New york.

WATERrowN, N. Y, May The Black
River Woolen Mills, in this village, were dss-
troyed by fire yesterday. The Ere originated
in the packing room, and before tho operators
on the third and fourth stories could be
warned, all egress was cut off. Some were res
cued by ladders, and others jumped out of the
windows. Two persons were killed, two re-
eeived fatal injuries, thirteen were seriously
injured; others also received slight bruises, and
several are reported missing. There were
sixty persons in the building at the time Of the
fire. The loss amounted to $4,000, on which
there is o partial insurance. e-sEBfWl
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09
L AWn RE EPoRT4
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT oouRT

! AHANN OVVHth OlofhtOf COURT.
.Ss MoTIos PS 70 Z RsyE1ss s,s dOsl
sygTen uPen ile writ of allowed s the e case s
murder in the first degrce,and now undsT ssnfesS es Cl
Brinferho Malop an gs,Sgs gnSrs ggdges G9e
having presided al The tr,s ,n H. cyuoge Garter
with the other JuGges w,s % s nps s,t on he bench
the proceedings of that Court was h proprs ~ reverse
the notion and stated the groohds on Which, Il was
HSnce e5d that the Court erred in the charge 10 tho
rferrns 10 tSe iestg,oo mot,2n for % new trial ~
commented upon az soros ientt tSS conns nun
adeed in important pareaar5 5y otber nng iss: wss eo
was tot tbe I,d m e C,9ectlQn taken TO the charge,
question Of prome5litation and te
Iiil@not onIy 10 was 5nGeht to form purpose 10
crate and premediiapc no tfe PGrpose but to detb-
4 did az ohat II any crime was Committed by Burns
slaughter "p''un' " sny'hing hisher than man.
Mr.. Gaines replied on the part of the state-com.
beteI NE hy remarking that careful examination Of
Ine testnony would show that the remArlE OF 'tbe
counsel who preceded him were not correct
Judge BripkorhcT-I may here state that bav,
members Of the Court will do 10 bfpe I'M ee Stnfr
NJ CaJno. MI, ,..,-
0a iue ~ 10 leIer to ~ but in relation TO the attack
say that her tTntb and az may De proper sh2tud
against her was tbst he ss nst could be SAID
a ItTdo Tart frAaro
nothing in ii that coId nrendIca IN neIe Wss
prisoner. But tho Jdee had bee VI tI ~
language was not that an instant az ls
cieht to form purpose 70 III a. ~ ~. ,ihe ~ snn-
said "ihat the purposo beins rDn. me oontrary ne
meditation and deberation reoursi ~ H. 'e st P,s
might paes through the mind ~ ~ Uy We siaIuIe I
an Instant Of time" In nsns ~ tbi iInonlentalmost
within every decision in almost everv stsf ny a. %
Union, and especially within ali the ecsions ~ ~ IKE IKE
Supreme Court in fhis STATE IN co u thc
said that taking the teSmony and no nsin s1
correct ono In considerins tbe csss Se as
not think the Court oueht ~ e sf ,au ne uu
vince of the jury In referancs ~ tb l' 'ne pto-
Jpdge Tobr.tor a. 80 ~ " 'iie iao's' F 81 .M t..
cI0sineo .ronnss IN the ommeDcement Of the
nerd st9unent on behalf Of the prisoner, desig-
ignorant and sunk down in the debtbs of d;s
and worthessness; of which tbav So,,la ~ W hap.
greater proof than the fact that bo had bsbnaa
those two degraded women (yifnesses hor ,ho S',
one ofwhom had been in the PenitenfiSrv u snJ ,ig
other Of whom ought 10 have been fhers SIiiI H. ~
was man, the object of the same kind Proyidehnes
that protected all humanty had n soni 10 bo so,,S
or damned, that would live as long as Mr. Gaines
and therefore, though low and Ignorant WAS enitlej
70 the same consideration as II lie were The drst MN
IN CINCINNATI society. Counsel then advanced 10 he
proposition that the case was not one of ni,rier i
defined of mansiauabter. tbof eyo du VIII
testimony Of Bridget Duffy twas no more than n,nr
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09
Arrival of the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, May sth.-The Overland Mail Of IN
the 18th utimO, arrived last night. 3 az tJeASOEA
- The bill forming the six lower counties Of
California into new Territory called Colorado,
had passed the Senate, and sent to the
Governor for his APPROVAL Oregon dates ardtorl qoa
the 9th ult s. j. Mccormick, Democrat, has
been elected Mayor of Portland by a large
majority. Victoria dates to the 9th. The -
steamer Brother Jonnthsn brought down one II
hundred thousand dollars in gold dust. The
news from the Upper Frazer River ID very on
deserted and iaSoreps sst could mot Be had q
price, San Francisco markets unchanged SiiessA
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09
LATEST. oTBIEGRiPN
REroRrEp ron rirr paIfY thfae.

z destructive Fire at PtttsBtsrg.f .si
PrrrsBuao, May IA dreadful Gre Is now
raging at the wbarf,g Ten boats have already
1een burnt, viz: Belmont, Council Bluffs.rr
Jennie Gray, Potomac, james Wood, Joseph Z
IT, ~. conn, Pamela, Cremona, Commerce aud
SECOND DIsPAroif.q q = sq
PIITsByRe,, May I'll P. M.--The ,are has 3
Doen repressed. The South America and Econ
omy, loaded with Eastern freight, escaped n
AT quarter past twelve fire broke ont I'm
the steamer Henry Graf, which quickly conn /
muncated to the adjoining boats, and In Iess
than five minutes ten steamers were epyelopc5 I )
in flames, which proved total loss 80,
The flames spread with fearful rapidityx and
the heat was SO intense that fears were enter
tanned for the safety Of the warehouses ON wa
ter street. EI,EFfN IL ~
The amount of freight on the boats was not
large; some Little on the wharf was destroygd.
The Pennsylvania Railroad, with its usual
good luck, escaped almost scott free; her ship-
ments OF merchandise for the West were on
board the Economy and South America, which
escaped entirely--the latter fortunately having
steam up, was the means of saving all the
other boats (some thirty now here) from total
destruction. She took a feet of four boats
nearest to those on fire, and towing them away
lett gap, which made 1t possible to cave the q
rest. ..-.--
PITTsBURc, May 1T is yet unknown how
the fire originatedJ The loss ia estimated at
$4,000, Of which $40 900 is in freight, The -.
insurance is mostly in Pittsburg offices, ~
amounting to $4,000, so far as ascertained.