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, 1859-05-11
FENSI-S.{L .f-e.I5 FULFTfE3E.

\ movement is contemplated for the purchase
Of Ashland from James i. Clay.
-collantcs, SPANS cx-Ministcr Of Public
Works. has been impeschcd by the Cortes, for
having, III 1854, defraudcd the Treasury of
*5omu.
Wilhelm bruno Liudner, the professsr Of
Theology ut leipsic, recently dismissed for
theft, has been succeeded By DR.. Lipsius.
The Washington toasti{ufion dcnounces in
unsparins terms the course of the Anti -Iccolnp-
ton Democrats Of PENNSYLVANIA, and quotes ap-
pros1nsv the comments Of the Chicago Tins
upon the speech Of Hon. John Hickman
David Dale Owen, ESQ.,. of New Harmony.
has been appointed, bv tile Iudiana S,atr I,oard
Of Agriculture, which met at New Albany IN
Thursday last. rs Tie Superintendent of tile .,e-
ological reconnaissance Of that State authorized
by III appropriation Of $',ol0 at the last Leg
islaturr.
"A South Carolina Court has compelled All
unwilling fellow to pay fur ,hc support Of i wn-
man to whom he MAS married, for Joke, BIZ Il
sham magistrate, tile lady, however, taking it
al in sober earnest.
The last words Of Bishop Doanc were II
die in the faith Of tic Son Of Cod, md the con-
fiIencc of Ills Que Catholic Church. have no
merits-no inan has, bu. my trust is in the
mercy Of Jesus"
Tile marble statue to Commodore Perry,
to be erected at Cleveland, on Lake Erie, has
hnnr NH &n.1F = :, r..
auguration on the nth Of September, 1850. 1t
is to cost *:j,oo1.
Mrs. rartington saws, that just bcfore tl.c
last war with England, " circumstances were
seen around the moon nightly, shooting stars
peranbnluted the earth, the desk Of the sun
was covered with black spots Of ink, and COIL
ments swept the horizon with their opcrc tails.
Everybody salt it proaigated war, and sure
enough it did come. It's costivenrss WIS felt
throughout the land, but the bravery Of Gcncr-
al Jackson cxpiated the American citizens, aud
foreign donlinccs soon became i hyc-wortl.''
Mr.. Charles T. Conglon writes as follows
TO the Boston Co"ri.r:
There is Il little paragraph floating through
the newspapers, INN 7rting that am no longer
connected with the \. Y. Tribune. Ny connec-
tion with tlaat paper is one which can Mt uny
time dlssol=e, or which the proprictors can dis
solve; but TINT intend to try to get Il living by
writing for the monthlics, cnpliatica!ly deny.
ain not fool. Cn4s, T, CoyGDoy.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phil
adclpllia North -4meriran sars:
'Thc Democrats in Tennessee write dvsponl-
ingly to their friends here Of the prospect in
flint %f1fn Thn,- I,,, Il
to claim any Of the former ,najoritirs in tic Con-
Srcssiona1 strictS, and really fear rsses which
they are not yet willing tn cunfess openly. The
Gubcrnatorial contest commenced On Monday,
aud the State will be thoro Gully cunvasscd dur
iny the next three months
, 1859-05-11
Taking it CoollY.

delinquent husband is thua Hdycrtiscd in
chantauquc County, New York, u his loving
spouse:
T OST. SRAYED OR STOLEN
- itn !nttcua whom, In un9ared snntnent If lore
IT, j. s'! baking nnl fIr tnt!v:duaL kn"@tne enough.
l"~rvsf. II Eu III wEtA rains. unie-- gpd locking
y:Fl f1rrs ivr umtva. A>wrr~ i" thu n::lr II .uha
Wa h.: trn In enlany With julia Harris. walking hi.
ara around her waist u2 the plank rad les!c nu.r kc
fool ls'sai'e than tyer. Anyiex ha, vii sal@, ihe
Ior ftltE. and hEnk him carefully hack, tha1 NAV
BY HENRIETTA L. SMjTu
, 1859-05-11
Great Mortality OF Hogs In Sancamon
[Qnl1tH.

Ar. Wiley Grafton, farmer Of Pleasant
Plains Sangamon County, writes to the STATE
hgisf<r, under dasc Of Nay 5th, as follows:
Lust night fed my hogs ns usual, they pll
seemed to be feeding and doing we'll on pas-
turc. went to the pasture this morning about
= o'clock aud found seventy hogs dead, and
many that we're dying. at 10 o'clock there we're
ninety dead, and at Il o'clock one hundred md
mae; ;, Ihe average length Of time TINT they
70 thlrtJ minutes. All efforts to administer re-
lief were in vain,
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$4,000 In Gold from, Pixies Peak.

3&*7 Ffc
The steamer War Eagle left Lcavenworth City
on Thursday evening, the 5,h inst. Immrd;.
atelv before her arrival there, Hemingway i
Co., bankers, had received a consignment If
five thousand dollars in gold dust. Gy an cx-
press direct from Fixes Peak. The clerk uf
the bont received the information from Mr.. J.
B. Stockton, Of Leavenworth City.
Tie lar Eagle has on bu4rd QUE hundred and
ten thousand dollars belonging to merchants Of
New Mexico and Missouri River towns, Who
have come here to purchase goods.
Tbs sum named above includes 5000 for the
State Sayings Institution. 1t il ali gold
III addition to the above, tue steamer Wm.
h. Russell, due here last night, will bring about
ono hundred and 'ttT thonsaud in gold, the
upon the interior branch banks, by St. Louis
, 1859-05-11
Anc democratic nofher
Hab1A Of Scttlen1enr

1he ashlnEton correspondent Of the n. Y.
Courier aud Enquirer tclegraphs to TINT. pnner
under date Of the 9Th inst, thu, Senator c,aen
o' MISSOURI has suggested compromise be-
t~ecn the disagreeing factions Of the Demo.
CRITIC party, that meets the approval of presi.
dent buchanan and Secretary Cass, aud which
1t is expected will restore harmony. "Mr. Crccn
proposes to drop all discussion upon intervcn-
7Ion md non-interveution, rs uon-essential md
proposes also the Withdrawal Of oil opposition
"a the admission Of KANSAS, whether as Free
OF Slave Statc. These bases Of accomm oda,joD
are accepted By the Administration and the
breach between the factions Of the Democracy
is regarded Is healed"
, 1859-05-11

II is stated that Louis Napoleon has spent
1lo.eAl ,oth1 francs or about l42 millions Of dul-
lars, in importing the city Of Paris, since lis
accession, and that l,e proposes shortly to spend
XII ,s6n,hi") francs more, so that before long
the present Emperor will ha,. expended over
t"ur hundred and thirteen millions Of dol!ars in
bcantity'ng that city.
The Improvements now projected arc tie re-
m"val Of all the houses between the Pa1ais de-
Justice and Sotre Dame, plant II large squire
between them, bordercd Will. handsome houses.
All the houses between Notre Dame and tic
northern urn Of the Seine. are likewise to be
torn down, nnd the Archbishop's palucc built
there in II fine garden. Hotel Dicu will also
be pulled down, ind rebuilt On magnificent
scale.
1t is this spirit that has made Paris tho most
attractive city in the world.
, 1859-05-11

HOG CuolERA.-This fatal disease is carving
away Large numbers Of hogs in the Yicinity Of
Decatur. 1t is said the Snnganou River bot.
tom is covered with their dend bodies.
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educational.


JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL,
- No. ln1 Aoarus street, near Iere,son. c1;,caso
The next term Of this ve!lku.*a tnatu,:ua Will
so'ua3nes April ~ ls9 1ns services II competent
.sG I'd Isaeh.a tor r. 1arous departments has.
ha present board II Instruction. III School viii provo l.
set ToFthy Of Eoesa! p7trona<e and adequate oil -
Laan Grttk. French and German Languages
Both Males and Females will Ire rettiye1
For further Information md C1reu!lrs t 1t +h,n build
ss y rec e. ;o - H. sr a4dEss. u. t. MILES. Paup
RxysaEsce:-Re-. J. ~ Ferris and Rev. r.. n. p,,.
ion chca:o; Hon. Schuyler C.'fa1, H. e. s.utA D*ad,
~ = Ms;es who ha+ puslA my interest III til III.
14fon sttEt Iii Mh school From liz 1p.u.x- ttacinr
*h The 1an which hs Intends conduct this >choI7
tei eta'tA1 th1t h. will v ju.tce tu his pupil. AL ave
sp':1n,c':s Mr.. GLEASON
RO1S HIGH SCIIUOL.-TIc
sAWiE as1';j * s;usn: ;, OSnAf Apsil Ill ~
twenty cre I::!s int" his his rcaIeaev IL. MI
RE are+t. aud Ae wishes a14. fr admission rn-.
they Ar determined III tasn ~Ivt. for ths
sdsantenrlt Ut tAuse admitted Ia1l4 viii - spared W
'He oaeae9a j.!
I IND CNIVEISITY.-Thc next
~ Term Of Tie PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Of
thls lE-t:t@:!!n VII! commerce 9Th X M4y lp
nv Sttt'l II scatfrt 1t Like Fnr,- - fe. N1h ef
IiG' IN The Lake shor 1hd Is in e.arxs II 5. T. NIL
\ tue ..+ny building been ecfn a!c,e e containing
at fur Ken. >t,lly Ind II ~,
ltasdiu House, ne.F the ..arny. }soeess VI .rsc.
tira.
Fpr terms At. particularly Apply to E.v L. T. NORTON,
Lh,s E:~k Caa<n: - f. Tie Principal, u K4s. !.
i: }i:%: t fa4FEn:SS;.; ?HaXE*eS; Committee.
Chicago, March q. I.:s. uhs1 c4.}-em
, 1859-05-11

~ At the Jerserviile uU.) corporation elec-
non o! Monday last. the town council consist
ng Of flvc men pledged to the uo.Iccnse inter-
fst OF the town, w:s elected.
, 1859-05-11

~ II the corporation election, held 1t Mis.
hsVtu, Ind, on Monday last, tue anti.Hoe.at.
'ar5e ticket y4s elected y mrj0rity Of 100.
, 1859-05-11

~ F. GetzeE, the contractor on the Govern
ment buildings at Galeua, is insane. He il to
be taken to an Aa5lpm.
, 1859-05-11

A''-t -.'......... ......s... +. s....k.l'tp
III tie Milst Of the rstin Of ~ lnucl. property
NC :tre happy to state that not single lifc was
lust. nor. ;s 1;tr lis we say, w:s there per
son i'll ny..way injured, by accident or other.
wise The average value Of the boats was not
less than sl3,'eW each, that the total loss was
about <l5n.H"', nf which less than one-l.alf was
insured. Several Of these boats had begun ts
load, and Of cnArse their goods were destroyed
a large amount Ut goods was also damaged OH
the leyec. They were iyin. 70 near the watcr's i
edge thut they could nut be approached
This "as tile most disastrous cont]ayrat;an OF
steamers We have ever bvtu called uppn to re-
cord in this city. This. nj orr blow, strikes out
II from the - steamers owned iii Pittsburgh
and makes room for the luilIin. Of others
Mr.. Frittcnden--The Kentucky Cam
Ta@--Thc Treaty between Buchanan
and Dou&ln%.-Anothcr Decision Of
The Supreme Court.
WAsn1Se1oS, May G.
tCo7'csr uas1ee Of the y. Y. Evening rost.l
Mr.. Critteaden's recent movement in Ken
tucky i'll supporting the opposition candidate
fur Governor, not quietly, but with IL nublic
sneech. excites comment here Bell the oppo-
sItlnn candidate for Governor Of the State,
stands upon precisely the SAME platform as
that whict, hclas Scnatur Brown aud jeff. Da-
Wis. lie zoe. in for the direct Intervention Of
Congress to sustain slavery in the Territories.
Knowing this. Mr. Crittcnden comes out in a
public speech i'll support Of the man. lie would
not do tits if be had the slightest expectation of
> nomination Ut the lluntls Of tile Republicans ;:
md his course il thought to indictt. an entir,.
REIMBURSEMENT Of any Presidential asniratious
If lie ever had any.
The canvass in Kentucky shows what the no.
sition of the so-called Opposition" is in tie en-
tire South.
The rusnor that the President aud Mr. Doug
las have concluded q treaty Of pcace is mis-
take. Negotiations arc pending, however. The
point in dispute is the nou-intcryention nriuci-
pie. The President wants pence in the party
on the platform Of no legislative enactments b'v
Congress Or he t<rritoriM Lyie,1tur<x, NOBODY
, 1859-05-11


=, ,''" '''s HN'' I'.n ''lSs' 'ss"SA'' a'rA'
~" step Which An>si1l has taken WITH regard
I" Frd!n"n1. throws all other contemporary
e't3l1s lht" Inc si'"t; a'itl "e learn "itta"nt
surprise tAa'' "i'h me news ,fa"sl'tf''. tHe
,'l''s lsil s's r.r g'na:. :stn.h II m:is .e IN
me M'eit1''H W ii''s'"s ot'''e liz ',:''lt''s
statement pcra'ic KNOWN alftl business 1oF INC
must part isd cloeea. Lofa Derby Is ctf!ainlE
tlh1hrtnn1c III nis!ulsih III pcfi"a :" critical,
t"r> while events n1 the deepest interest are &c
curing Ill Central Europe, thc British nation
will be engaged in the fever !'ea1 1T 4 general
election. II IS cas-: tn conceive thc l're'nicrs
TtAatlol 1T the policy which Aust II las plr-
Sued, cSpecl:tll; "tttr tsr strung c1t"-y which
Hc pronounced! Ill 1Hc llo'tSc ~ !'"'t!s. III 1llc
brS'"i'ng OF the week, IN slrr iorbe3rance and
maSi';'n''t'fs- ne ';tfIcl no. INA JUST afris
'eh at stasG ~ which rendered II susceptible "f
>ttitiHcht' I"uite't II: co"Se"t = l" :eli-
cfai d1saf'la'arft, anu france HAL agreed 10 Il
diplomatic nr MILITARY commission I" ses1lc tie
terms Ut tue disarmament rs the congress
might determine: hut all u thrown tn the wind
npw, an.l the i'ltles are let lo'se. Ine demand
upon Fledilnnt to ttIsarnl and IL DISMISS her
s"lnntcrlS within ttarec days or to uccept war
H. the alternative, classes The door apparently /"
I'LL inrth'r nr.tf'a'l"ns. ;ud tue question :f*rs
surprising ftditl"nt tn rei'lse. Us she Is al
Must crrt:'n I" 'l", considering tile st91@ lai'-
I.''":e :t'e l1as used Throughout The w". Ut
"nlsis which has preceded the 'iat struggle
~ ~ - - -, n ~ -, III ~ ~
:i"st113''s can reach 4"Flh a1a Inc french meet
1hrm there!
:. The Esnr:i advantage Is now on tue side Of
tr1rce' mr., WHALE th': bold md decided step
lt'~ rlaec'! Austria III tit" wrong, !; places Louis
Napoleon N the ri-'it md instead OF beng the
agyrcssnr, he vii: aF!to1r t:e "rc the world to he
:lctiHG I'll tue dct.ls'vc-iorcco into u struggle
from which hc cu;t'd rot escape: albeit con>id-
rra;ion Of nl the fac.s would show thai his
Whole policy frU,;i the first Of January last hits
b""n tn l'rins Tie quarrel int" the position in
wh1:li wenow lii! IT, NJ wonder, then. that
Lord I>erby las tec4ralcsl 10 Vienna. inlplur-
ing tr~tr'a t" Withdraw fr"m the position she
has taken ,rssctIs. 'f4c three days n't's'Iatrn',
ls:, Ac>tri, l!a> ."lle loo .ar to escape-ha>
compromised herself +" an extent Which will
compel her to fulfill htr threats if The conditions
which, can only be cxtiugnised by rivers If
human N.,nr.
The course which :austria las pursued III this
, 1859-05-11
1( OR sE TO HE ADMIRED
Af4 THAN THE
RICHE ST DIADEM
ETEi.
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
What7 Why Beautiful Hoad Of Hair.

What7 WhV Beautiful Had Of Hair
Btcause Il Is the Ornament t1 Hin.~f p.o, i E,r II
nrk,!v IN The I'D wing ci.srs I'll. az M rvt7 u .ns1Sn
t.|.h ,s,>r ~ .-.r!- Il thr !sl Jxnle f s cycr
," stl IL >prinke with NV nai:,,. viii l... o1.
tim l4?f her rIu,,l. Iyuf WM.l5 Iia!r Kesrroyr II
u~ two or thru times wets. will nstnse and permanent
y tut n a' "nch LII .'F'Aast !:ea! .e following aud
ge The writer u l' at>t IS tic celebrated P!anlai.
1AarFs:
SIw fhRk, April 18Th. lS.3.
=. LIZ; Mn'o:-D~1r ~ '-Frt1n't me- 10 express IL y"
the oii <2t!uns ner fr ti et~ restoration Of my
har +, - "r's!sal enr as't thu time IT my arrival II
th" Ch1..i Staie- il rapidly bcenu., 1As, hut uptn
tbs aPpll.at"n Of yoVr fiIr Restorative" Ii
crtlits xtlal hue, cun1Ir+ y1l! Restorative vtry
, 1859-05-11
Drl. Goods.

Drn G5001S.
POPULAR T'IeADE!
WE HAVE RECEIVED THIS MORNING,
Thursday, May 9Th, 1859,
LARGE LOT OF
SUPERB SILK ROBES,
~ DEUx JuPE,
AND i, voLANTS,
FRO M U0rrow,
Which We will s-u Il I
DEDUCTION OF $40 FROM
REGELAR PRICES On EACH ROBE.
AAo~ FAV+H ~4LET404F
10 RICH DAEEGE noEEs. a. yoLASrs eopta1nin:
twenty yards
For So, Worth $40.
Also' 50 Pieces Elcxan. A BAyArERE LYONS SILKS
For los, worth 50.
go SUI ert Fren:h oRGASDY ROBES, A.pECx JrpE
For IS, worth $40.
10 ritses Elegant Fl g@orsa PRINTED LAWNS an.
Ill Sl.lNs ua EGe clnt:I
FOR ONE SHILLING.
C.nal Ir:cc Two shiirgs
';" Pieces MEEE1,sAt.K AND coruEca PRINTS,
newest Iy.r..
FOR TEN CENTS.
t'"f'@, cH'''"'<rs* a"d Goods for Hoy4'
Ware
FOR ONE HALF r$rAL PRICES,
Apo'''sF lot ef those ThR' TR1yT4 :ss FRENCH cHN1z
For Is, worth ~.
Fl.tss quality Il PRINTED clzAL1ls.
For 1s., worth q.
20 Pieces RICHARDSON'S LINENS,
For 2s. Cd, worth Is.
500 all wool STELLA sHAWLs,
For los. worth So.
900 E'eves PRINTED Mr-Llxs,
Fer !Sir Pence per .ard.
We HAVE NOW IN STORE
fGR FIRST CLiSS CITY RETAIL TRADE.
osr" tAS s':c. :.>r;n.c,:t- il, tie y!,... STATE. If
RICH DRESS GOODS,
Shaw1s,
Laces,
Nantes.
Embroideries,
hosiery,
Gloves,
Hens Furnishing Goods.
PARAsoLs, &c.
Many styles confined exclusively tn u. which re will se fur
CASH ONLY,
:: much lss PRICE than Inferior goals ae bought fr
n i" :y goods :: any price til you layy ,yvn ,sar
L.s.:ius.
New Goods Received Daily
From %1arfio" and .Nanufae1urrrs. dirte1.
WE NOW OFFER AT
W h o1esa1e for Cash.
Aerar'ete aaserr.c1.: # ii; t!4 1.s: At.a,.< It
DOMESTIC, ENGLISH, ANp FRENCH
Dress Goods. Notions, &C.,
Witch will -s ii u~es prices thai. c:4a hsu5. vl,-
whrEt in s!.is city. u!sdes a.y circumstances.
= on Land aHs sTAEH BAGS. ls!aw til. a.:".,
lslGc III liuat,E.
". II. ROSS & CO.,
1G7 d 1oo.....LalSe street.....1Gz l. 1Go
.!a:.!ri
100000 =" A n I + D.
For the Best Stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
EMKROIDEKYS,
mASTILLAS,
HOSIERY,
SKIRTS,
Tu he foupd in the City ut
Wholesale and Retail
PRICES VERY LUW
r.. q. Cul'fc1'.
1876 LAKE STREET l30
t,:,-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

Ia Oth.rds Of tue mbers preseu' st the open
re If II seSs"u yesterday .fterroon. The President
occupied the chair
TIE Nafi -Grcaue RGiiro1d-A resolution WAS
adopted. tuhcnzing the Niuth-ayenue Railroad Com.
pauy Ia connect tier track with the Hudson River and
Sixth end Egh;L-.yeuue Railroads, aGd Ia run their
cars upon any potion Of those roads below Csra'
street
Repairs IL fls CITY Han.-Iu reply to IRE soluiiou
inquiry, Mr. McCeuachau, the Clrr% OF the BIard,
submitted statement citing forth that the resolution
10 repair the Cry Hal was sent by him to the Board
a Aldermi n OF the 18th Cf April aud was referred 10
the Coamiltee Rep1iFs aad supplies, IN whose Gus
tCdy il still reud.ns. Ordered to be printed.
report from the Board Of ADD rmen in favor OF
widening ftyriltn strcci from Fifth to gbt avenue,
excited considerable debate, AID concurrence Was
lusi by tie vote.
ResJrroir Gais- I}ouses The special order Of the
evening, hting tie reports Of the Committee the
CTOnn Aqueduct DEPARTMENT in relation to the con
tract for constructing the gatehoues Sc, for the ne
reservoir, was taken up. After debate, the mo-
tOb to concur with the Board If Aldermen, by giving
the cJnrHct TO Baldwin Jacox was lost. The reso-
luti, Of Mr. llet to award the contract 10 Me'sTs
Fairchild n Co., was also lost.
Atr FocA II resolution WAS adopted to procure
sct of UeH hags FIR tue CTy Hall.
1ir PpLi,c Drinking HsdrGnfs.-Mr. OrraE,oN
called Up thii subject and moved that the report be
adopted The report was adoped, Mr.. Buliee only
voting in the negative.
The Street Commissioner was directed to have spect-
fca'iors drawn sJd 10 advertise Immediately FOX pro-
roess TO have the City Hal put in proper repair.
Adjourned 10 Monday HI oclock p. IN.
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V,,rs WITHOUT AIcouOL.-F. \. RockweA 81
Rjdref,ld. c.. serds US sample OF "hai ne cas-
"rurc grape wine fvr sacranenta ana Mec-t'IA- Pl
"po,es I. undoubtedly pare, 80 ia' a. AZ! aa'N'
emo of alcohol ia concerned, but il Lot pure grape
mice bee cause il has large atmi1ture C sugar.
in or opinion is Of no more advantage ana i' WIN
there l. no more necessity than there Is 70 All sugar
y, arr iuce TO make cider. II the pubic ti''e now
ever demands an addition Of sugar - sia!'9u'''
rire =, manufacturers Will make il. We BIG u tAr.'
however 70 use grape sugar or substitute ''' H.
tv corye,,ing csue sugar into candy. Inc s"IF'
furnished by Mr. Rockwell goes to $40" tAa' ~
.,,ic,, wine uiav be a. common some dsy u On
,ec,icut tumpkin pies have been. Grapes can u.
,-cur and wine ma6e and sold at low figure, seA'
al more proGtably than any kind Of gram can D'
rr,6uced upon Connecticut soil. The taste u ''@
-, Will %. sse The mass OF wine-bib5er''
Apoiber sample which NJ. Rockwell denoIlH.'7
" ,nre blackberry wire i. pleasant coEiia ahl a.
= : made Of blackberry juice. water and sugar a. ne
80. f about two AID half bushels o: berries --'
norrd. cf sugar t. the barrel, It wlI prove Lo'
o,v n.ssart beverage but an extraordinary pr
able crop. at is present price % galoH'
,opld be Good crop for q COGnecicui farmer 70 p
duee a, ope-fttL that price. The only "onaef = '.'1
:, : not produced il such abundance as 70 reduce '-'
mice 10 about tina; standard.
II vine II tie quality Of both these samples al,
- bar.tof,re not ed, made BY Geo seymoa IL
4 Co from b..ckberTies at NorwAlk' can be Hai'
mon the hard rocky soil Of Connecticut there :
reason why foreign wines should ever enter IN. IN.
STATE ner any reason for the owners OF the s' PEI
r;,,;ng single scre Of il TO lay almost barren n Oh
Ir.b r,.,ures or TO be cultivated in crops thai AAd
nav fcr the labor Of tiliage.
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poisonous quality. ard il ofieu taken b. TIE poorer
c,,-es N EUgiGud - st'org emetic. This fish is
S..o.L., being ~ 6te form. covered IN res ark.
sble NAME, wi,, minute scales, placed on hi' BODY
in 4. diamond shape, .rt,,n..ng very Curious sp.
pesisnce. The uppa jaw extend, beJopd The 10 ser,
and ba- four st,cls attached TO It. The sh very
s,rnfg il thc mouth N4,Iraiisis cay ttst shortly
ef''r dcpo.i,ing their ovs. WHICH they do in holes
prepared hy the mao ard female. ttcy catgregate IN
imucu-e sio.ls. and follow each olhcr Ike ck Of
sheep. L. Winter thy collect along the shores in
parallel line, WITH their heads ~ sinsi the bank,
~here they become partially torpid, and wlh permit
Themselves to be- caught without attempting %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
COURT OF APPEALs.


C>.k az, The New York YiJsins Dry Dock Company.
Upon igial by Jury the plaintlR had a yesdic,,
AID y entry hsOf judgment of him 0rdrfef To ~"
l-sdsIt moved hr trs upon tnd eseep'es q
Spscl4 Term and i grsgc5 The rAinta apr -1ro H2'
lis order AID it r.vsrsed General Term no Is ~
b.respon saleed af.in, ordering j1snsni Alef Ne a
t.sinaf Applsd Special Term tf Extra alowAle s
gan,,d. Tn order upon sfS~s, anfs.oa :. >.
Term. rue Entered eon,AEl,< order t - -
The verdict With ilsres. Aad staf1rs ne r.
whether such order made General " sgcN 80,
desEdab. appalled, - ,hs Court rom ne x,,. Mo-
s o.c a, en.ra Term aTriss e ordsr 20 AZ eAlis
srrs Hed the. DO .ppes ~sl esoazs psfs ..ns
All hs a.o-. capsbl o. 1tx.ton al IA, reTa spvss
70 49, te.,r, TIN n IN BE jstsD~ss FsGIessd sp'o
A''A - N&5ss,o1 as.- Gstsl a,
The mowers Of the trustees Of religious oorpo,sacn
e.orot b Ilarsd sK,eEded b. eoonty oor - ~ 49,
Ia ~ c % ss4s II each corpfstson and hs sPpos~~
sses r.ssc, h.Y, 70 ss;haayp ts.rs4ss ~ Ps'fSV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

,,,our,rioy OF RARE FisH.-Mr. Robert L. re-,
r., 1ovo,,J so much attention 70 srtihca! n'n
b,e,dns ha, just received an importation OF i Thv
NJ for his Pelham farm fish ponds iAe!
CD" ~ the steamer City of Washington, aud were
S''" - ,oca condition, the water having oeen
r 'r ,ery often to keep them healthy on Inc
passage. .;..., If s.be.. H /.
s.id ~ 1s hsvin. large fms small smooth -eae,
u's'-aD ,hou, The eyes. which are large and o.
, ro5 sv color and small barb hanging rom each
sO'J'H -, ,hn mouth. In the head OF every ''n'a
. aps' ,v.o small stones which physician IL
Europe make some medical use Of :, :. said
Ils pawn Of the bsrbd possesses "a '''-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
PHOTOGR APIuC.
t. IRE Editor Of Tie ". Y. Tribune.

SIR: In Mr. Tomliusou Card. published in your
rsyT Of morning he The mpsnant withdrew hi'
n'fu sfer rradiug the dispositions ot the def ueani
not IN stludopmcut his notion but T the purpose Of sntc
paths 10 sub- lueu motion the defense relied on by the
4" defendant" -,
Tits statement being calculated 10 give erroneous idea
the phoogrsphr community, deem 1t my d'y ." "iH mat
bot very sna portion Of deisuss male IOWA when
~. or q rructin, were withdrawn Ard. also, for
benefit have been may be- Tor nfrascments
on m 81 d pi-ts that ar pos,e,ou e abundant. pc1.,
under the Cu,ns paieht Pab d ani u'
France England the UG-d States previous 70 the
suiug patus that used the materials. cla"S e. ave
psruro in making Photographic pictures, At nJ GALLERY
a. Paris. ytars prior % daes Of said patents
For putpse eLdItg the pretended v,s s-iss t''
prarcg Phoography invite rnewal of the motions a. as
early q period Mr Tomliusou nay So a..
line "a 1850 {. ID. FREDRlCkS, No. 53j Broadway