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The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

WAR BETWEEN TRIBEs.-The Siskiyou Chron-
icle writes as follows concerning the hostile In
dians who inhabit the northern counties of Call
ifornia and Southern Oregon:
IA feud and warfare has long existed between
the collection of Indian tribes along the course
and about the source of Pit river on the one side
and the tribes inhabiting the plateau of the lake
country east of Yreka, as far north as De Schu-
It's river on the other. In 1857, whilst Lieuten-
ant Crooks was prosecuting vigorous campaign
against the former from Pit river valley, the
lake tribes made a flank movement from the
north, and carried off, as spoils of war; fifty-six
squaws and children, and traded them for Cay
use horses, to the tribes living on the waters of
the Columbia river in the north, where they find
a ready market.
1t is reported that about the first of June the
combined forces of the lake tribes will make
descent upon the tribes inhabiting the large val
leys along the Upper Pit river, and have made
inquiries beforehand whether the whites have
any objection to the proceeding. Inasmuch as
the Plt river Indians have always been bloody
and incorrigible band, their determination will
be liked fact, if not necessity, and it is per-
haps as well for their old enemies to do the Job
There are, certainly, no circumstances calling
Tor intervention. As matter of curiosity we
inquired prices current in the Cayuse market,
and learned that Pit river boy brings one
horse, and that good looking squaw is worth
five or six.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

CARBINEs FOR MExIco-We are reliably in
formed that the Mont Storm Arms Company, at
New York, have received an order for 5000
breech-loading rifles and carbines, of the pat
ern and quality under construction at the
Z. S. Armory. These arms altered from old
United States rifles, are warranted to fairly de-
liver ten shots n minute, or two hundred shots
in engagement of an hours DURATION without
the necessity of pausing to clean the gun; and
the contractors also engage that the said Mont
Storm rifles and carbines shall be at least equal
in point of range and precision of firing, as well
as in every point of strength, simplicity and gen.
eral serviceability to the corresponding class of
arms in the French, British or American service.
With such arms the Mexican Liberals ought to
make quick work of Miramon and his monar-
chist solders.-AHdntic paper.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

CHILD BeRN IN A STAGE CoAcH.-A fine baby
first saw the light of this wicked world is the
stage coach yesterday, while his mother was
journeying from San Antonio to San Jose We
learn that some four ladies and two Frenchmen
were passengers in the stage, and that during
the trip lady requested the driver to stop He
instantly complied, and was informed that one
of the ladies was in very delicate condition,
at the same time the gentlemen were requested
to leave the stage. The two Frenchmen decli-
ned, saying they had paid their passage and
would not move. The driver however COM
PEELED them to get out and wait. In the mean
time, the ladies present did all they could for
the assistance of their suffering companion, who
shortly became the mother of a fine boy The
driver was again appealed to and requested to
go on, which he did, and soon landed the lady
and her baby at comfortable hotel, where at
last accounts, they were getting as prosper
ously as could be wished.-,S F. Herald, May
SM.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

JEU D'SPRIr-In recent number of the Mo-
bile Advertiser, we find the following good hit at
Doesticks :"
at seems that Doesticks is the author of the
report of sale of slaves in Charleston which
appeared recently in the New York Tribune. The
New York Neus says IF Doesticks suffers him.
self to get mixed up in the nigger business, many
persons will be convinced that he and Damphool
are one and the same individual"
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

gssr Elder Knapp, of the Baptist Church in
Ohio, has declined public religious discussion
with the Rev. w. S. Burton, Universalist, Day.
ton. In the Elders letter of declnation in this
delicate morceau: " have never known Uni
versalist minister (and l have never known
many of them,) who would acknowledge or own
up when he was used up but, like goose
when thoroughly picked, not a pinfeather left,
and thrown over the fence, would jump up and
run after you Kissing.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

uS-A Quaker popped the question to fair
Ouakeress thus Hum-yea, and verify, Pen
eiope the spirit urgeth and moveth me wonder
fully to beseech thee to cleaye unto me, flesh of
nv flesh, and bone of my bone ?" Hum
truly, truly, Obadiah, thou hast wisely said, and
inasmuch as it is not good to be alone, will So
iourn with thee ~
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

B<I-A wag was one day speaking of two OF
his acquaintance who had gone West, where the
new corners were usually attacked the first sea-
son with the ague, and said he; Neither OF
those two men will be afflicted" "Why not?"
inquired bystander. "Because," was the re-
ply, aone of them is too lazy to shake, and the
other wont Shake unless be gets pay for 1t"
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

nT Judge wilkins, of Detroit, has decided
that the United States Court does not, and will
not, sanction the practice of its ministerial off,
GERS. in carrying weapons to aid them in the ex-
ecution Of process. Their use is not warranted
by the law.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

= spulreu Iaoorer OF our
southern counties. There are wild mountainous
Districts of the west, indeed, in which the low
est type of the Irish peasantry is found that
must be taken as exceptions to our general
statement and many from these regions
cross the Channel to tramp through England in
the complex character of mendcant lahorers, no
doubt some have received from them an impress
sion as to the Irish peasantry very different from
what our observations are intended to convey.
But no one can have travelled through the south
of Ireland without having noticed what we state.
The Tipperary and Kilkenny peasantry are in
varably tall; Connemara has been famed for its
" giants" and many Of both sexes throughout
the sonth are, spite of their rags, fine figures and
graceful in their movements While looking at
them we have ceased to wonder at what has
been regarded as no better than blarney, the
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

The HoRRoRs OF SLAVERY Rev. ]. W. Kel-
lev, of the South Carolina Conference, states in
published letter, that in church in that
State the coiored members met one-third the
expenses of the par sh, giving from one thous-
and TO one thousand FIVE hundred dollars an
nualIv. We have been in free States where il
was thought disgrace to allow colored persons
to Contribute .Narysryls Ezpress
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

Az AIRLINE NAIL RourE.-Hon. Sherman
Day has made an estimate of the airline dis
tance from St. Joseph, on the No. to Folsom, in
Sacramento county, from which it appears that
the distance is Just l446 miles; allowing Is per
cent. for necessary curves in the road, the dis
tance would fall inside of 100 miles-being, as
the Sacramento Union says, thousand miles
shorter than the Butterfeld route, pia Ell Paso.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

VIEWS OF STATEsnAs.-Tbe far-seeing mind
of Edmund Burke had discernment enough to
say, g Taxes for education are like vapors which
rise only to descend again, TO besutify and to fer
;lize the earth"
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

WHIpPED.-Billy Mulligan had an encounter
in New York with notorious bruiser of ths
name OF Matthews, in which he came off second
best Billy lost part of his nose, had an eye
badly gouged, and was otherwise dis6gured.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

gS5@ The Democratic Standard contains long
those papers which published the filthy confess
sion of Mrs. Sickles. On another page it prints
anecdote which winds up with profane oath
that contains the sacred names of our Saviour
and ofthe Living God. This is preaching much
better than practcing
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

RSr Edwin Forrest, the actor, has recovered
$500 damages from N. P. Willis for libel pub
lished six or seven years ago.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

BSP Geo. D. Brush, Treasurer of Calaveras
county, is defaulter to the extent of twelve
thousand dollars
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

man every Irlsnwoman is d Iauy.
its false, its ridiculous, and its mschievous as
poets but yet it has helped to preserve the
Irish, under unparalleled disadvantages and
misfortunes, from becoming degraded and i'm
bruted
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

BET Misplaced Politeness-Asking a full
hooped lady to take seat in an arm chair. 1t
can't be done
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

3y-The entire length of streets in San Fran
cisco sums up at seventy-one miles, of which
forty-three miles are planked and macadamized,
three paved with cobble stones, and two and
half miles are now UNDERGOING renairs
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21
TOWER HOUSE.
At the junction of the YreIxa and ygea-
veryille Roads, 12 Miles from Shasta.

f.5sts4 THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD AN
Iim nounce to the public, and particularly
sszs1, sslas1, to persons travelling to and from Yreka,
and Weaveryille, that, having leased this long
established stand, formerly known as the Free
Bridge House" he is prepared to entertain GUS
toners in style not surpassed by any hotel in
Northern California.
Having completed his commodious building,
and furnished it in the best possible manner, he
Is enable to promise the very best accommoda-
tons.
The Table, as heretofore, will always be sup
piled with the best viands the market furnishes:
while from the large garden attached to the
premises, all the vegetables grown in this part of
the State will be furnished in the greatest abun-
dance.
He has also secure CORRAL connected
with his establishment, always supplied with an
abundance of Barley and Hay.
LEVI II. TOWER
Tower House, March l, 1854 mhll-tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

BSLightning rods take mischief out of the
clouds, enlightening rods take it out of bad
boys.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

DI Hon. E. V. Wilton, Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Wisconsin, died on the 18th
April
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

e~ The Missouri Republican claims that the
population Of St, Louis is 100000.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21

BS5- We find the following interesting item of
news in the My. Ners, telegraphed to that pa
per from New Orleans:
The excitement at Shasta was amicabiy set
tied. The troops Gent there had been success
fully landed, and marched to Mohaves."
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21
S w A S Y'S HOTEL.
LOWtF SpfI n 2~.

TWO MILES BELOW SHASTA.
4s.ss.zsfar THIS HOUSE IS LOCATED IN A
I'LL good mining district, and possesses SUI
- - perior advantages for the accommoda-
ton of miners and the travelling public. Team
sters are assured that every attention will be
paid to their wants. Hay and Barley always on
hand at the lowest market prices.
BENZ. SWASEY
Lower Springs, Dec 1857. If
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-21
TO THE INTERIOR MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS INTERESTED.
VIM. H. BOVEE & CO..
PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
Pioneer Coffee and Spice Mills,
Established May, 1850.

Established May, 1850.
123 FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
NT0ULD call the attention of those residing
w in the interior of the State to their brand
of Coffee, styled
VIM. H. Bovee & Co.'S Family Coffee,
leach package bearing their stamp,) put up in
fb papers, 48 lbs in a case also for Hotels and
Restaurants, in ID papers, 100 lb cases. The
increased demand for this brand has induced US
to make such arrangements as will enable US to
furnish hereafter
Truly Choice Article of Coffee,
not to be surpassed if equaled, in this market,
and to those who are desirous of enjoying the
luxury Of an extra fine cup of COFFEE, they
may rely upon doing so, if they will purchase
our brand of Family Coffee. The conditions we
offer are, if it does not prove represented, re-
turn the same by reshipment, and draw upon us
for all expenses incurred We are anxious to
introduce this brand throughout the
Interior of the state,
and are determined to spare no pains to make it
a truly Family Coffee, satisfied that there are
those who are willing to pay reasonable fair
price for the same.
We shall continue to manufacture the Rio
Coffee under the name of Pioneer Mills, and
customers may rely upon its being of the same
uniform quality as heretofore.
Our brand of Fresh California Ground Spices
$50 favorably known) we shall continue to-fnr-
nish at the lowest market price, in half pound
glass and and 10 lb cans. ap9:3mis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

I'll = ss.. p ne I = =, q 81, ,..ss >, ,s ~
o-p,Do- OF .sos Hs.rSl ter. .,...
.r rs., be- r.. re-, se 80 ss:. AZ ss s =,
snip fsi. 30 70 some essrE re rrin pc - rem
TIE patriotic 'oheis Of oas s-ntrnsen e.snse, 70 rspfe
rtp 81 toe ssie sni i. oonstt- 10 geDes sud
,syr. IN pai1,, vita which ths rrPo'' seonnes vi 20
douh, ~ duly srprec,eS ne.ds ccumsc; from
The rrEe aov the ircrr.,e Of 'oryn ,arB.se from 1889 to
lsS 10 b h;;s over geo P- cent IL VII SO % e,' &c 70
Rivers rs us; ptot Of t-et s = yea, as p "a isfs
sn that s6sry,s and peTs hsve been bu; viii ths VIII %
SJssA.a AZ hSs "a. mAa "a p.s.r- 80. - - -.
ne North River .as nearly Of kos IL sroosyn hsv- ee-n
.os ae a ,se 49,, ' !. ,' -
has hept pare WIKI the Increase OF snd
ssss .. tsS srsa have Ssss.ssa - S. the =. az ,Ser
sccouuo< alton increased
vi,'On mad. IN his HI eJns he rePst ans
prove de condition Of he vh.rvss
the Common Council ard by sectoa II Of ne PHO, Commission
eurc hs pc nc pier. and Sobe.. 10 NssYos ssG Btosyn
TO be kept clean ane IN Geo T.par We usaer tire i'm
Der, Of the Chamber Of Commerce. AID Of them Charlie, X
hsIshal rrieuss % in the report evasotly Of
would ,ppssr 70 Ps duplicate o. "a existing
By the requirements Of Pho, Comm,siouers ,c, as
expue Of dredging increased 100 per Sen Bat i vc4t b
hshy improper to allow en- incresss Ct Saas' " .s1s9
ir rye the shipowper free Of charge.
Mo.t Of TIE sip. require areosns There are many b1f
head, in this city WHERE toe deph Of water has been reuced
from So AID IS feet In the ye,r 1850 70 oePh o. oe, es ten
fourteen feet from the deposit Of ee streets aud
dss And from coal sshs' ballast and Tefle from steamboats,
ard vessels. csrees.ly lost ara tarosn overheard.
We nlht enlarge upon the Pon.s under coseerSon bu.
enough stated 20 convince impartial reader u the
ament, contained in The report and the in.
done uhstowners We respectfully request
fol examination Of this review together with Scuae Report
the confident belief ths such examination will
favorable cooperation the biz pcudas bsce
the Legislature, =" To requisite the rass ot ShNfage
HOBART rORD
STEPHEN A FROST.
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AUSTRIA.


The Monittur's pacific article produced Favorable
impression on q G Emperor. Count Buol and the
leading statesmen believe peace will be maintained
Fears however we're entertained Of explosions in the
italian Dncb-s
I.o,d Cows y rensiped at Vienns
The Vi-nDs Bourse advanced considerably under The
MoHRer7'S oIticl'.
There were rouors at Vienna Of the probable
re4ienstioD Of Count Csvour.
J6rd Co sley remained n Vienna but was expected
10 leave about Tie 10Th. There were various reports
Is TO the gu ce.s Of his m.s,ion He ssii TO be
stug the treaties With the SeyeIeigns Of Italy
since 1915.
TIE text of the cent Austrian noe TO ts represent
atives at the yarops German courts is Published II
potts IT city the posi- oility of var with Sardinia
and Frsnce and expresses the hope that all Germany
will act in concert with Austria
The Austrian troops not likely to be withdrawn
from Rome till all the usual forfnates MAD been gone
through With.
The seml-ofioia Dresden Journal publishes letter
from Vienna wtioh states that Austria has, according
10 article A. Of tho final of venns, proposed to the
Fodei al Diet preparations for var.
The official VieiDs G0>cac declares that Austria
will insist on tho complete maintenance Of It's SPECIAL
treaties with the Italian Ststes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
From Albany.

ALBAEI, "Wednesday. March q, lsS9.
The Special Con uBIitec Mt. Wetmore's ci4i,n to
the seb recently oocopied by Mf. Vaudeville met this
even nc and paIed We've. IL is understood that
B, LsAu. Republican, hsI6s tbs, tie Constitution
makes It Oh gs'0ry upon the Legislature to FL the
vacancy ADO that their neglect TO do so would h. in
deros stiop Of The rights Of The c,ustuency OF tLe XIh
DFiict and that tie only point IL 10 ascertain the
VIII of TIE people, L galy expressed.
Mr.. Lsmnut Rep. and M Scott, Dem. are uuie--
stood to hold that there ia lsG Authorizing the f
ita Of vacaDcf 10 the Senate except in SPECIAL cases
Of which this is DOT one.
The motion nf Hr. Latin, offered day or tao since,
to sdmit Dir. WetmoTe 10 the seat ct Ooce, vas not
voted down by The Senate bot Was withdraw by Us
mover who substituted for il the resolution creating
the present Special Committee.
No appointments Of any public interegt were sent 20
the Senate by the Executive to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.


SFNATE....ALr, ~, March - 1850.
Mr.. JOHN II. NILLARD reported tavoraJy the
bill 10 provide for the descent Of lands to aliens.
Mr.. CHARLES II. SHEERILL, Canh Commits
s.oner, presentod communicative, stating that the
aVgIegato cost OF raisog the Can6l bridges 20 TIE
h. ht Of nineteen feet on tie Eastern Division @i be
slj COO and uEiug the work as demanded in;ncfi-
atcy by the naccssi'es Of navigation.
Nj. Lamont vas appointed to ~ the Tacaoc',s &C.
casoped hy the unscatipg OF Nr. Vaudeville.
Mr.. FOOT gave notice Of Personal Liberty bill.
EuLs PASSED.
Relstrr 70 The locks or the Chemung lanai
To increase TIE coDper satiOn Of the Assistant NJ ~
rops Of the Sir Sing Prison
Creating 3 commission, OF George Briggs, q.
hathaway, jT and Lsdock Pratt 10 settle the claims
in the mAtter % the Averil ore bed purchase.
The Canal Tax bill, imposing tax OF hVc-eightus
OF y MIL came ~ for third rostOg.
Mr.. JOHN u. WILLARD moved % recon NJ,
with instruction 20 add another half mill 10 pay the
riere Sc on The boating debt.
4 long debate ersued upon this.
On motion OF Mr. ELY, the bill 20 provide 20 TIE
re org aIization Ct the Health Department OF New
York was IecOmmitted
Ia the afternoon the Registry sv bin was cousid-
cred, and several amendments to the Assembly oil
Sir. JOhNSONS bill was then substituted FOX tie
Assembly bill, and progress reported
EVENING SESSION.
The Canal Tax biI WAS amended By tue insertion OF
Mr. Mathsrs aD-ndmen., PrSyltiog that no Csail
when the Auditor shall inform the Commissioner
officially thai tie money a il the Treasury .0r toe
particular ooeC or xhica the drst y dIs"t ~ uo'
then for any larger than tae Au1tor notifies them
To De in the Treasury; ana also providing tnst tdS
clause shall not prevent TIE ins Com 1ssionefs ron
certifying tho smou, due the contractors az others
for work jOIe or damsges awarded BY appraisers
The bi.l was tLen passed.
Tic matter Of tbe protest by the twelve Democratic
Sapa os ~ airst The expulsion Of Mr. hs1devie if0n
liz seat, cane up "a the special order. q,
Ndtr spiiltfe debsie, the question Vas pat On Ny.
OWENS motion, which was in substance as TO-
lows:
R,.G rs. tie p:o;es. osessS ~ toe Demo kate ase''
q .his cody be TO- receivet.
Rf,,,n Republicans voted Yes, and Soe. Mr. w w,
4. Wheeler who WAS IN toe eaaL Nay IL"
Druocrsts all Of them, refused b vote:
The result being announced, tue CHAiE decided TIE
motion lost for raut OF majority vote OF the Senate.
This res ult makes the protest received. s1me skr
i,hpg took place, bal the decision OF the ChAr vas
maintained.
Mr OWN introduced biz TO submit 70 The Teo-
plo Tic question Of loan Of two and hall mlh1rs,
70 pay the floating debt Of the State. Atjournsi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

: .tS thtos strong doubts 90 its sincerity. Toe
yx,p. pap.r r. slso oTiiIciee II sk"peos!iS.
IT. ro,,,,,stouu,l rssseerts that the French troops
ore ,vscus'Irg Rome
NJ Co.sselcui Jauhat enScerd' fTocs Napole'n IN
a.. M.,,.,,v e Ag-ns TIE Resignation is REGARDED
.ofF,rirg Tee Emperor refused to acoep,
;, NTH Il mad been ised,ied 'br-e or four us'. us
,e.,cmspt wa. Caused by difference of opoion with
lie part OF the Cabinet on questions OF internal
rad txtsfn.l policy.
Itrss IumOrcd t5at the Prince viii b appointed
Grand Admiral
T,sde IN France w,s duller.
TIE Constrstysre pn5 i,6es az article sgued by its
political director ex9lsioing tho pacific a'tcle 10 ths
Oaavr and ~, .ug IT must rot DC regarded - re
lrosrale movsuetf caused by the crusade watch Ar
sciyo 77opogaaa, ban srcoceded in rssins against
The Emperor II Germany.
Tee Poi. correspondent Of Tl> LondoH Times in
reply % chsree IN tpe Moa,tar, Of nayiug DisTe-
presented toe sUimated recent conversation between
Prince Nspolson ard Count d. Persisny on the
Etsinn quetton says the MoHteur u 10 authority on
tits Do nt ard If there be any iIcoTectness, il wa
iecapse pjs report wss q very modified sccoaui oil
who, passed.
Count Csvou' bad rot been in P6r5 ca reported
lut bis 2 iv.Je Secretary nsd.
The Emperor Was believed at The bottom to psrti-
espste in tb. views Of Pntcs Napoleon, and report
vas current tast nis retirement would only be tempo
TsrJ.
obess mach w,s progressing in Paris bet Teen
Paul Morpby and MoDgredien, President ofthe Lou
don Chess Cub. The latest score was fo1r games
played, ali won by Morp'y. The winner Of tne first
feyen games Is N be tho victor.
Tts Pans Corn market was firm. Tie Provincial
Corn markets were sIao gs1srsly frm, although the
business pas small. T1ere wss little dong in SILK.
TY,nes We Gull sod nominal.
Lord Ele'n WIS expected in Paris 10 about fort
night, en- rou home irom Chino.
Tie Paris Bour becaue frCner aud bGoyeut on the
9Th, under the pacific article in tbe hoaHelr, and
prices advanced sbou. u T. cent. On the tn the
market continued firm al further slight advance.
On the 9Th the ms'k.t opened buoyant and ssan
higher, bur reacuon set 10, and the Taree per Cents
declined v c,ut from the biggest quotation, closing
aA, at G9i Ice for money and 6Sf SIC. for account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
Indian Troubles.

CHICAGO, wednesday, hArcn - 10.
The Jasper County oEs) Free Prsss Of tue l5:h
np.. soys that considerable excitement exits Ut Spirit
Like, arising from fear OF tue Iodsug, numbers Of
whom arc repor'ed ln,lihs in the vicinity. Two we're
suested, but a1eTssrd escaped. They we're recog-
pied 6s having belonged 70 kpsdu'ahs banf, who
wfro engaged in the massacre some eighteen mnntns
since. Subsequently, fourteen iodisrs were taken,
including Ink padutah's brcther-in-lsE. ba1d nnn'
b.rirg I'D are reported king aboat Heron Lake,
ape preparations are being, m41e to seGi scod . -
reconno'fcr. Seninels have been ststiono and stree
ssich OF the movements Of the Indians is hep! day
and night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
Uni,cS State. Circuit Court.

IVENTON- \ J., Tue day, March =, IsJ7
The ULited States Circuit Court commenced its sea-
sion here this morning before judges Grier and
Dicb erson.
a motion for preliminary Injunction in the csse Of
the New England Car Spring Company We. Dunbar :,
Joflip wa arg 1ed by Messrs. Dckerson s Brady for
,onplains1ts, and Mr. j. L. bradley for defendants.
TIE ground Of the defense amounted 70 positive de-
NAL Of the use Of sulphur Ms vu'c4nizng agent in
curing TIRE rubber for springs. Decision Reserved
Can't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
Railroad Convention.

tlSCIFNATI, "Wednesday, Marcd =, 10.
The Convention Of Snathero and Western 1r04i3
met ihi. evening. Thry-two roads were represented
By six'y delegates.
hr. Hubbard Of the Little hi ami road, was chosen
Pr, sidep and Mr. Anderson Of the Fort Nayne road,
eI Mr. DAvenrey Of the Stsnbenvills real, Score
iaIcs Committee Of Ten sppoioted TO arrange
time sohsdules from Ncg.Yoik 10 ST. L0ic via Ph',.
oepbia and Baltimore and Cincinnati 1ney viii re-
port in The morning.
The session wa harmonious, and good spirit pre-
yniled.