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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

HosTTLITY OF RUSSIA TO AUSTRIA.
The st. Petersburg Gazette contains
an ordinance from the head Of tho po-
lice, interdicting in Russia the negoti-
alton of the Austrian loan Of 1856 for
forty-two millions Of forms, which.
from its giving premiums, is declared to
come under the law which intcrdicts
foreign lotteries.
The Gazette, Of March 20, speaking
as the organ of Russian opinion in the
present state Of Europe, takes ground
openly in favor of France and Italy,
and against Austria, in the strongest
terms. IL says:
austria has heaped up the measure
of Italy's patience by her political con
duct for these five and forty years; she
can no longer hope to acquire any sym
pathy there, and should she take the
path Of concessions, the demands made
will increase to the maximum Of the
question, which is the complete inde,
pendence Of Italy"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

Loss AND GAW.-Dr. Payson, in his
diving hours said he could have saved
himself much trouble in life, if he had
only believed that the Savior's presence
was enough to fll him with joy, if all
worldly comforts were taken away. He
found it so in sickness, but could not
quite believe it in health. A poor, sim
pie man, with none of Pavson's imagi-
nation or fancy, once said in a similar
spirit, with his dying words: "I have
lost all my property; have lost all my
relatives; my last son is dead I have
lost my hearing and my eyesight; am
all alone. old and poor; but it makes no
diherence-Christ never grows old:
Christ never dies, and Christ never will
forsake me"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

THE DIVINE LOvE.-How bcauti-
fully have Science and Art shown thai
there is a latent divine love for man in
those things which his ignorance would
inevitably regard as terrible enemies!
Many of the most noxious gases have
been converted BY human skill into the
most valuable setvants. See how fire,
so awful, so terrible, so destructive when
misunderstood or, uncontrolled, condu-
ces to the advantage of our race. The
savage trembles before a large volume
of steam; but the civilized man lays his
hand on it as a master, and it watts him
on missions of wealth, or benevolence,
or instruction, around the world
Through centuries the lightning was re-
garded as an absolute foe to our race,
but science has shown that in its fierce
nature lies a force which is a Providen-
tial blessing.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

THE DIVINE MERCY. However old,
plain, humble, desolate, afflicted we may
be, so long as our hearti preserve the
fceblest spark Of life, theb preserve also,
shivering near that pale embor, a starry
ed, ghostly longing for appreciation and
affection. To the attctuated spectre,
perhaps a crumb is not Dhrown once a
year; but when ahungerei and athirst to
famine-when all humanity has forgot
ten the dying tenant of decayed home
Divine mercy remembers the mourn
er, and a shower of mama falls for lips
that earthly nutriment is to pass no
more. Biblical promises, heard first in
health, but then unheeded, come whis-
pering to the couch of sickness; it is
felt that a plying God watches what all
mankind have forsaken; the tender com
passion of Jesus is recalled and relied
on, the fading eye, gazing beyond time,
sees a home, a friend, a refuge in etcr-
nity.-[ Charlotte Bronte.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12
The Colored Light of the Stars.

SOME observations made at the COL
legio Romano show that the phenome-
non of colored light is not confined to
the double stars, but is frequently ex-
hibited by many of the single fixed
stars; of these, it would seem that about
one-half emit a yellowish light, shaded
with varying proportions of white light,
orange, and other colors. The colored
stars are principally met with in a zone
lying between 800 north and 800 south
declinotion, in the northern portion of
which the blush and vioet-tinted stars
for tho most part occur, whilst red and
orange ones prevail in the southern di-
vision. In the vicinity Of the constol-
lation Hercules, the greatest number
of the blue and violet-colored stars is
found; circumstance which has been
pressed into the support of the bypoth
esis Of the motion Of our planetary sys-
tenn towards that constellation held by
Herschel and Argelander. Change of
color is also exhibited by some of the
single fixed stars; as, for instance, Sirius
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

Mr.. MoRPHY.-The American Cham
pion left Paris on Wednesday, the 9Th
inst, in company with Mr. DeRivicre,
one Of tho leading French Chess Play
ers, and arrived iu London the follow
ing day. After a brief soiourn in the
metropolis, Mr. Morphy proceeds to
Liverpool on route for his native coun-
try, which he will probably reach by
the end Of tho month London Illus
trated News.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

DISTRESSING DEATH.--A daughter Of
Mr. Samuel Earl, of New London, aged
about four years, on Thursday Of last
week, being near the kitchen stove upon
which was sitting a teapot Of scalding
tea, seized hold Of tho vessel placed
the spout TO her mouth, and drank a
swallow, which caused her death on tho
day following Death was a great re-
lief to the little sufferer az well as to
her parents-T Ashland Union.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

RAILROADS AND TIE PREss.-A few
years since the great Mr.. Moran was
elected President Of tho New York and
Erie Railroad Mr. Moran was paid
the enormous salary Of $4,000 per
annum, and Of course Mr.. Moran felt
bound to do great things for the road
His first step was to withhold free pass
es from all editors and reporters
Consequently, editors and reporters
have ceased to talk about the road, and
the result is a falling off Of tho passen-
ger receipts of the road a half a million
Of dollars in one year, since Mr.. Moran
inaugurated his policy,
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Forthe News.

Il OF tuu NoWhs
Miscellaneous Enigma,
] am composed Of 81 lettera;
My 9 @ comes from tho field.
My I3 "a we drink
My l6 "a 6 921 is an article for the
head.
My4 1878 Is a day Of the week.
My u l252 u l2 Is place Of wouhip.
Ny D ] 10 IA is Is a low thing,
NV whole is a Sunday School paper.
HIlIsboro, o. JOHN M. LONG.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

BRANDED FOR BIdAMY-A man by
the name Of Robbins, indicted for biga-
my was tried at Raleigh, N c., on
Friday last, aud convicted On Satur-
day he was branded with The letter b,
on tbGlight cheek, in open court, the
brand leaving q mayk that be will carry
to his grave.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12
AN INDIAN BURIAL.-A correspond.

AN INDIAN BURIAL.-A correspond
ont of the Times says of the Shoshonce
or Snake Indians, "a Utah tribo) that
"a brother Of Little Soldier, chief
died a few days before the arrival there
Of the party, and his relatives, in addi-
ton to the killing of his favorite horses
over his grave, buried 1ouh him, aLiUe,
q iiHLe Jog of lohonp the deceased l0as
Uery fond, IN order that he might accom-
pany him to the spirit land They
wrapped the boy up, alive, in a blanket,
and placing him in the grave with the
corpse, buried them together"
This band Of Indians have al.
ways resided in the immediate vicinity
of Salt Lake City and the northern set
Elements.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

ToM-"Dont you think some verses
would touch her, Charloy--a beautiful
pome?"
CHABLEY-"Oh, hang your verses,
Tom! IF you want to enjoy life, drop
poetry aud the gals altogether; and jine
a FIRE company"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

Sam Slick, in his late Sayings, gives
some advice about the selection of a
wife. He says:
Don't marry too poor a gal, for they
are apt to think there is no end to their
husbands puss, nor too rich a gal, for
they are apt to remind you Of it un-
pleasant sometimes; nor too giddy gal,
for they neglect their families nor too
demure a one, for they are more apt to
give you the dodge, off and leave you;
nor too weak minded a one, for children
take all their talents from their moth
ers.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

A HUSBAND AND WIFE KILLED BY
LrGHTNING.- ON the 9th inst, as Mar
tin Webbor and his wife Of the town Of
Wisconsin, were working
I'm a sugar bush, near the line Of Che ia
Crosse railroad, they were both struck
by lightning and instantly killed
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

Some sensible but sauoy newspaper
philosopher gives the ancient and homo
rablo order of erumblers a smart slap.
Ho says: Those people WHO turn up
their noses at the world, might do well TO
reflect that 10 is as good world as they
ever we're in, and a much better ore
thaa they are likely 10 get into again.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

If we estimate the solid yard Of gold
at ten millions Of dollars, which it is
in round numbers, all the gold in
the world might, if welded together be
contained in a cellar twenty feet square
aud sixteen feet high.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

IFAnuwpr 10 Enigma by "Eed," in last
week 3 paper; Tho Monthly Elephant
Answer 10 Enigma bY "J 81 J'; Jumos
Milton Johnston.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

Bayard Taylor, the traveller, is about
10 erect an elegant residence on the
Brandywine, in Chester county, Penn
sylvauia, near the scenes Of his boy
hood and whor0 MS parents still reside.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

Most young men consider it a great
misfortune to be born poor, or not to
have capital enough to establish them
selves, at their outset in life, in a good
and profitable business. This is a mis-
taken notion. So far from poverty be-
ing a misfortune to them. if we may
judge from what we every day behold,
it is really a blessingi the chance is
more than ten to one against him who
is left with a fortune.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

Miss Harriet X. Hunt, NJ. D., Of Boa-
ton, whose successful practice of medi-
cine and valiant resistance Of the tax
gathcrer are well-knowu. has commou-
ced preaching the Gospel, having al
ready Oficiatcd at Athol, Westminis
ter, and Stoneham, Massachusetts,.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

The London Times announces the
death Of De ToeQueyille who IS known
in this country, far aud wide az the
author Of democracy TO Amor.ca
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

PSALMS OF DAvID.-The following
eloquent extract is from a late lee
turo by Henry Giles on the Psalms of
David.
Great has been their power in the
world. They rosounded amidst the
courts Of the tabernacle; they Ifoated
through the lofty aud solemn space of
the temple; they we're sung with glory
in the Halls of Zion; they were sung
with sorrow by the stream of Babel
And when Israel had passed away, the
harp Of David was still awakened in
the Church Of Christ. In all the eras
and ages Of that Church, from the hymn
which it first whispered in an upper
chamber until its anthems filled the
earth, the inspiration of the royal proph-
ct has enraptured its devotons and en-
noblod its ritual Chorused by the
winds of heaven, they have swelled
throughout Gods own on the sky and
stars; they have rolled over the broad
desert of Asia, in the mathis and YES.
pers of ten thousand hermits. They
have rung through the deep valleys Of
the Alps, in the sobbing voices of the
forlorn Waldenses; through the decps
and caves Of the Scottish Highlands. in
the rude chanting of the Scottish Gov
enanters; through the woods and wilds
of primitive America, in tho horoio hal
lelujahs Of princely pilgrims.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

A correspondent of the New York
Tribune challenges the scientific world
to prove, by any mechanical or matLe-
matieal mcosuration or law Of angles
aud planes, that the suns distance from
the earth is ono.fourth part Of the &c,
100000 miles claimed in the common
astronomical theories.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

Wisdom is the olive which springs
from the heart, blooms on tho tongue,
and bears fruit in the actions.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

A Coon Book FOR PuEmUus.-
klippart's Essay on Wheat will be furn-
ishod to County Societies, in this and
othor States, for sI.OO per volume.
Mcssrs. Moore, Willstach, Keys & Co.,
Of Cincinnati, have it now in press 1t
will make a volume of some five hun
dred pages, on white paper, open type
and fully illustrated.--T 70. Farmer.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

A lock of Queen Elizabeth's hair,
and an original poem by SirPhilip Sgd
ney .on receiving it, have been lately
found in an old folio volume of the Ar
cadia, at Walton, England. The hair
is of a golden brown, without tinge
of red the London Athen@um says,
"andin every country under the sun,
such hair would be pronounced beau
tiful."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-12

FIRsT NAVAL GUN on rae KEVCLU-
TIoN.--At Marietta, Ohio, reposo tho
remains Of almost all those noble men
who planted New England civilization at
the mouth Of tho MuskiuCum. Among
the monuments that speak Of the olden
time, the traveller will find one inscribed
as follows
"COMMODORE WHIPpLE,
who fred the first gun Of the ReyOlu-
tion upon the Ocean
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Attempt the end, and neverstand TO doubt,
Nothingso hardbutsearCh will find IL out
[HerTiCk.
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WAR IN EURoPE.-This seems TO be
inevitable. Ifitshould occur, the farm
Crs Of the United States will have an i'm
mense foreign demand for all they can
raise. We use the language Of the
Tribune, when we say to our readers,
plant and SOW freely, porsis entity, for
grain and meat are likely to be ia de-
mand next fall. The war which now
threatens is unlikely to be short, and
cannot be little one It is likely to
array a million mon in arms against
each other, subtracting many times that
number from productive industry, to
employ them in casting cannon. making
powder, charging shells, &c, &c. All
these must eat, and battle fields arc not
we'll adapted to the growth Of food
We shall be disappointed, if Europe
docs not afford us a large market for
broadstuifs before tho end Of the cur
rent year.
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friend" said he; "take these twenty;
crowns, I insist upon it. Why not my
ability equal TO my good wishes for your
I grievo that cannot secure you hap.
pier lot for the future"
"What' answered the peasant, in-
stead Of treating me as your enemy are
you so good as to be my protector
would you be my preserver2 Alasl my
crimes render me unworthy Of this good
ness. mol IF I die with hunger would
not take this money"
The pedlar insisting, he compels him
TO take it, The whole family kissed the
benevolent hand which had thus pre-
served them from death. Tears only
on every face could speak their gratiiied
hearts, and tho pedlar retired that night
with that sweet delight which a benevo-
lent mind alone can tell.
OH ye on whom fortune smiles, the
gay, the proud, the afiuent, the avari-
cous, after this example of benevolenco
in O poor pedlar, can your hearts ever be
inaccessible to pity? Can you hencoforth
behold unmoved the sufferings Of your
fellow creatures2 Fortune is inconsis.
tent; enjoy her present favors, but for
get not this important trutb-that your
superhuities at least are the patrimony
Of the poor.
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sas- FouR YEAas' ExrkRrrxcs w1rp

HAIs RYsTogArtyks The follow ing letter frem a
gentleman long and fsyorsbly known in Boston and
vlcia,ty who has had most favorable opportunities
of ktasscia2 Of what he writes. will salts
fly the most eredulous:
WIraAx. Mass. January 2o 1859
hxSsRs W hAGAs & CO GtHtS-I have teei
selling HMM MSTKhET'S "l7limlfitfe HAIR r gAro
RaTYyE for three or four years. cltt good SdttSfac
g91,l R4 SUCCESS have tried various other Rrtciee
in the markeg. pages. Pocksrd's Averv's w ood's
them sl. | bave sItrfr hesitaltd d ~ recommend il
tJT al it claims to do. Several ladies of towI
ko h4d osen nearing flSe haIF for Sersrdi gears
have laid II aside AMI uow hsve ttti ana rUriaHf
head of hair of original shade and color produced by
using two or three bottles of your srtce; and hen
By s3ase means they have been induced TO try some
thing else painsed upon them as being superior
yeur Hair Cooring sS AIN. ~ the only ner1t0ri0uy
ana rfd5lc article ia use-fiud!nx it's t0i{sts dTti
o. s1esp any Of the Hair Oils or ashes with
which the market is flooded.
/ am yours very truly.
i n EMMONS.
Remember. that these unparalrtied results wer.
produced by HEtIsTRkEps Iaimitdble the ori
,iaGl and only reEaIbie srticie in use.
sold every where Price SOC "a bottle.
W k EAGAN Co. Proprietors.
Troy. New York.
- FISHES h WINSTON. Agents. Richmond.
my iQ-l2t~
x LICoRloE-in Mass and Stick, o.
.he best quality
GUN Arabic, lsenuine) for tobacconists
1Ot OLA BhAss-AngAsiura, Black aud Cry
taliEed
OLIVE OIL, in glass. OF new crop
In store sni for sale low by
PEfFIELD GEORGE,
In M Blair d Co.'S Building,
my 4-6m Ger 18th and Cary sts
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81. JOINS, n :, May 1s-The steauship Canada
pnss9u cape race sunday evening, and was boarded
| BY the news boat Of the Associated Press Shs
lett Liverpool On the afternoon of the 7sh inst
| COMMENCEMENT CT HosTILrrrKs-aEpULsr OF TIE AUS
TRANS.
The Austrians had been repulsed in an attempt
to cross.the Po at Trassanato.
1t 10 reported that Sardinia has seized all the
| Austrian ships at Genoa.
France will have 100000 troops In Piedmont
| shortly.
Napoleon leaves for the head Of the army sbou.
the 18th inst.
| There are whispers OF martial law being iusti.
| tuted in Paris while be 10 absent.
! Marshal valiantsand Count Walewski, had bsen
appointed members of the French privy council
. Ksnden succeeds to the ministry and Roger be-
comes President of the Senate Delange 10 minister
OF Justice and the Duke of Badone minister Of the
ini erior
! The Emperor Of Austria will command in person
his army in Italy.
The English minority gain 25 new members in
the election.
Anselliog & Kestu are the bankers who failed ir
Vienna for e., COO 900.
LlvERpooL, May 7.-Cottou-saies for the week
OF 29,OOO bales. including 1900 to spectators
leans mddling 6 Stbs; Uplands 6li stock in port
403 600. including 315 900 American
breddStnDs generally unchanged since
last report. The wheat market opened excited.
"A.1 %" 70 sPoVuintSo Inquiry, cio6l0g sLehuy
but dull, and offered at q decline-Red Ssa1Is Sd,
Southern white los 9ds13s Cd. Mixed corn 7ss
IL Id, yellow 10 2ia7s Sd, white 81 4daSs Sd.
frovisions Beef advanced, l0a2os. Pork ad..
vauced 5alOs; holders demand an advance for
bacon. Lard firm. Coffee and sugar unchanged.
kice advanced Is. Rosin Arm. Turpentine
slightly higher.
The bullion in the Bank of Eogland has de-.
creased f435 900
Consols e03sa9O5s.
The Bank of England has raised its rates to AZ
per cent.
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MR.. VIM. SMITH O,BRIEN I'M RosroN

BosToN, May T.-Mr. VIM Smith O'Brieu ar.
rived here last evening, and was received with
great enthusiasm by the Irish population. They
assembled around the fremont House, on his ar
rival, to the number of six or eight thousand =
Patrick Donahae presented him an address in be.
half OF his countrymen here. He responded in q
brief speech, 10 which he severely censured the
American party and the Republicans of Massa.
chusetts for adopting the constitutional amend.
ment. Fireworks were let of and other demon.
strations made.
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ssx- OsEo EoPTBE Mosr PREVALENT and

st the same time troublesome and painful disease.
that attend the human flesh 10 the Fever aud que,
For u long time the medical world have been contn
usly bringing forth numerous specifics for it. per
msnent cure. but all without effect. DR. j Hostel
ter, an eI pereDced and celebrated ply scian, has
succeeded in fui nshiEg :he public with ava liable
preparation for the cure of Fever and 4Rue. The
stea1y ani incr asing demand lately made for the
"Bitters'' and the Universal success attending lie
use have made for it q reputation unEUrpassed by
any specific OF the kind. For the cure of the Fever
and Ague, Dir Hostetter's celebrated STONE ch Bit
ters must and should claim 8 superiority over any
Other preparation extent.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
IT, See advert isement in another column.
lin
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m s. NJ. PMS Z Co.'S PnRn CArAw

EaF s. Nj. PIgx & Co.'S PuRI CArAw
81 SRASpF.-Th0 04ia Cata~ba Brandy has 70,
seversi years past been manufactured from ths
pare .1'ttos q The A4.S4 tcta Ca4asoba Grape and
has obissaed rass popularity for medicinal auc
family purposes. Rot only equals but eaces the
cho'eest imported Brandies, in PURIFY QUALIFY aua
KIcHssss oY FLAVOR.
Rsad the following certificates:
NasislaIroN, ID C, Nov nth, is5s
DB CLARKE, Esq-sir: have made q chemical
analysis OF sample Of pure Ohio Catawba Bran
dy OF tue manusacta Q OF 5 NJ Pike 4 Co, Cincin.
nsii. ana End IL 10 be pure Wine Brandy free
from aauteraftoas OF sdmixture of in redjenfy de-
trlHeataI To heasth-nat y fsetitious liouor mac.
OF corn spirits aud flsverin4 essences; and IL il
vei saapteds from its purity aud quality. TO take
the pises Of French Cosnsc.
THOMAS ASTTsELL, I'D,
Chemical Examiner Patent Office
- WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1889
We, the undersigned. having made q careful sx.
animation oi samples OF Pike's Pare Ohio Catawbs
Brandy, hereby reeomme end Ii cordially TO the pub
Inc most excellent article worthy of notice ano
well adspted 10 msdctnal uses where a superior
and genuine Brandy is required
CORNELIUS BOYLE, II D.
A J sgMkEs, VI ID.
kfFos ssie by PETERSON,
Wholesale Druggist i53 Main street
Sole agent for Richnend, Va.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-The Overland mail from Cali
rnia ON tt 25th ult., has arrived.
The friends of Broderick and Gwiu. vsre mus.
I tering for the campaign. Two democratic tickets
will be run.
Ihe Democratic State Convention will assemble
at sacramento on the 18th of June
The San Francieco market was quiet and nm,
changed. Buyers were awaiting the arrival of the
overdue Atlantic fleet.
Arevoiution was expected at Tahiti-the natives
Ueing determined to resist the tyranny Of the
French government