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Arrived.
June Ith-schr Carolina Jones, FIN Victoria, c; freight
and pass.
snr Constitution Cove I'm Victoria and intermediate port
U 5 N and pass
StmT Ranger, IIil, I'M Segwalitchew MIL
6-Stmr Wilson Hunt, burns, I'm Victoria and ntsrme
diate ports.
6th-smr Wilson Hunt, Burns, FIN Olympia; Mails
and pass.
Tt-Bque Mary slade, Crowe I'm San Francisco via Vic
tOria; mdse to Bach Wrhber.
gtl-stmr Wilson Hunt, Burns, FIN vctOrai Mails
freight aud pass.
sShr Carolina, Jcnes, fun vIeOrIa produce to order
Sailed.
June sd-DrIg W Rice, Digs San Francisco.
4th-Schr Carolina, Jones, Olympia.
stmr Constitution, Cove, Olympia.
stmT Ranger, Ill., ports down the Sound.
5th-StmT Wilson Hunt, Duns Olympia
Blue Glimpse, Dayton, San Francisco.
6th-Stmr Wilson Hunt, Burns, ports down Sound
9th-Schr Carolina, Jones, Olympia.
Stmr Wilson Hunt, Burns, olympia.
In Port.
June IOth-Bque Mary slade, crOwe g lumber for San
Francisco.
, 1859-06-10

To QuEr BABKs.-A slecpless father has in
vented the following ingenious device for quiet
ing babies, for which no patent has been taken
out and it may be used freely: "As soon as
the squaller awakes, set the child up prOppcd by
pillow, II it cannot sit alone and smear its fin
gers with thick mOlasses; then put half dozen
feathers into its hands, and the young one will
sit and pick the feathers from one hand to the
other, until il drops asleep. As soon as it awakCs,
more mOlasses and more feathers; and in the
place Of the nerve-astOunding yclls there will be
silence and joy unspeakablc."
, 1859-06-10

CAnaDIAn1 ron FRAsnn RrvEh--At Toronto,
3. W, he Fraser river fever seems 70 be npidly
inrta1ing AjOurnal printed there on The oh
April teIls Us that during The previous ten or
twelve days, he agency ofics Of Geo, H. Wyatt
had ben visited By dozens Of persons inquiring
particulars respecting the route TO Fraser river.
sans foEsy-sishi Or fiily have taken passage by
q. Msrfhal Lihos which leaves New York on
Tuesday nezt, and Mr. Wyatt had to refuse
many olhsrs Who wished to leave BY the same
slcamr. From nhs number Of applications up
. fhil period, It seems probable that the next
r,1,.l leasing ior he San Francisco route wiz
e.sy sway ! still larger number Of Canadians
, 1859-06-10

Mn. STYLES, Of the steamer Constitution, has
our thanks for bundle of late papers.
, 1859-06-10

Euru1la-Boihof of de great Express Com.
rnnla1 have hid uI under obligations for favors
during he paA week
, 1859-06-10

Lam PaFEn-Ths g1ntlsmnnly Purser Of
thssisamcr Rilson 9. Hunt, Mr.. Danl B. Foster,
e. Sunday l,sl sent % ibis olice bundle Of
valuable Aaande and California papers, contain
ing lals md important news. for which he win
pllass acoept our thankA The advices from the
6lnisI and Europe arc some eight days later
ih.n those brought By the steamer Eorthsrner.
- Foster has alsp laid US under obligations for
In yieiora papers, since the receipt Of the
aboFa..
, 1859-06-10

Jnnnr suLnWAx, the great San Francisco
news Flndsr. remembered Us, as usual, by the
~ mail steamer. but his acceptable bundle did
~ rlseh rs unta = week ailer It's arrival at
Olympia.
, 1859-06-10

wELIA FAReo 4 Co. were first in the field
with letters and papers by the steamer, to-day
They have our thanks for express favors.
, 1859-06-10
9agtt SOunN Shipping gist.
Arrived.

sTErLAccOM. w. T., June 10, 1850.
, 1859-06-10

MoRALrTY OF THE GEoRaIASS-This people
have curious reason for the indulgence in rob-
berry. They pretend, that after God created the
world he published decree, by which all people
were summoned to take possession Of their sew
eral portions; the whole Of mankind had a share,
except the inhabitants Of Caucasus, who were
forgotten. Upon putting in their claim, which
the Deity Acknowledged to be just, he permitted
them to live at the expense Of their ncighbOrs; /;
and most assuredly they reap ample profits upon
presumption Of the license.
, 1859-06-10
sB- For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c., ~.
WIstRr's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.

"Nan hhnhm OF "ud CheFry.
We regard the Wild Cherry tree rs one Of Nature, au,
physcans-a sort Of Good Samaritan Of the PoresoF ~
medical gum has relieved the sueng and saved the lvs
OF thousands The Basam prepared by DR.. wistar Is puSs
and perfectly reliable preparation Of the real Cherry essence
and is remedy by no means "bad to take" We spent
confidently and strongly In is praise from having Wltnessed
It's rcnovatng influence In eonsumpe cases. when an Oths1
prescriptions had proved Of no effect.
Sold by all llrespectablc druggists
He cautious as there many counterfels Look well Al
the signature before purchasing Take unless il has NJ
name Of "licnry MistaT, ND Philadelphia" and SsanfssS
PaTk engraved on the outside wrapper An others srs
PARK WHITE are the only Agents, to whom a. s,s.,,
should be addressed. e's
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Aren,a
OF
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINES, WARRANTED
GENUINE.
l3s Washington st., opposite the Market San Franeseo
, 1859-04-15
From Washington.

ttufTt+uIrt1tc VI tHl lHaLlhPits'lA ifs@-l
WA-,EtsG1oS. April II, lS:3
Exnosurcs will be made 1T the next Session
Of Congress Of Il character to demand the i'm
ueacA,ntut Of high officers Of the Government
il would seem that in many departments there
i, npt ,lty Il deliberate disregard the letter vi
t,,r law, hut, more shameful fact still. that there
Iii. been authorized violations "i the sanctiis ~
priyatc correspondence To relieve "ur lnsil-
tnt;ons from tie infA,ly that the present Ad-
mini,tratpn l,us put upon them, aud III savc us
fr. that dire calamity, in which itlt flnger o
~co5n would point 10 us from. every quarter III
,h,. civilized world. is t,ollnden duty Of every
man, whether representative vi the penrlt.
n11r,,uti>t ur otherwise, to nsake tho facts up
near ,ha, they will call down Mt once crustlln.
.'"nurriat'"ns upon the heads OF the guilty.
Here is opr:
), ycnilru.an in ono Of the great cities Of tho
Wr,t holds himself responsible, with another.
on oath IN prove that pef only werc documents
ordered nut IL le distributed when sent by
certain Ssuator. hut that letters were also vio-
lu,cl An nlnve>tiS eating Committee Will. rn-
dtrstAnd, he called upon this matter as well US
mon the r,alpraclices Of the Past Office De-
pariment, III a.l early day Vi the Sessinn. 80 i'll
secure has the transmission If private CORES
1,,,;,tpncc become that one luiGllt well think
;.,err vas here. Us in the pa!nir days. ot thu
Austrian Lrsnotism, 4 censor ofthc nails-onr
whu. with di4i.alical ingenuity. got inside oi
letters and allowed VI 10 pass that were unt1.
crp,iouable t. It's requirements and withheld
ali that were calculated to tictt&t or cnabaFr:'ss
The purposes of the powers thnt re. Aga!n
hay,. scaliny-wax and dccp-cut seals comc intn
almost general usc. Complaints arise on all
/ side.4llat letters arc lost.
| Then. again, the strAngcst rnqaors h"at about
If VOTES purchased by money raised from rtr
crntayv- nron contracts. llsarn that ! rhla
.iclpli,an, who comes lerc occasionally. hrs'
tatc> nut to tell that be WAS ordered T" pay ;
mr. ccn,asr TN what he received for gr'n''nt
tie Post Office blauks,to high officer OF on
Of tue Departments. ~ These thinss ali
strrualipn III good men, can only be imagined
, 1859-04-15

=. ,tn Pass and Isilu:'e:
Soaw patriotic citizens profess to think that
.he Rr, ,ub1cau Aldermen have 1rined the rartv
.,y rcdac4 nG salaries. beg lcase ~ d:t+r with
these wel;- meaning, disin,crested gcn1!rmcn.
If the salar;es have been placed SO low that
,,etrut ,nra mot be found who will till them,
1l.cn they should at'e raised, or turned over to
The Democrats, who u ould he exceedingly glad
TO &C. then. at the compensation fixed IN Alder
man Longs schedule. L., any 1uir-1u'nded
man look over the salaries hereafter to be pad,
and he will sec thnt they are considerably higher
than private individuals pay for services reInir-
ing equal capability, integrity and hours Of
labor. Why should the people in their capacity
as taxpayers be obliged to pay morc .han they
would AS individuals: Tie sooner the idea that
the city is "a goose to he plucked.' gets out Of
oflice.seekcrs' heads, the better: The true rule
is, for the city TO pay the current rates or ser
rice, md no more, High salaries, instead OF
having tendency 10 strengthen party, works
exactly the other way. In the FIRST place, il
causes the leaders Of the other party to put
, 1859-04-15

forth double as much effort to get possession Of
the Offices, and leads TO bribery and corruption
in elections. In the second place, when salaries
arc as high US they hare been III this city, the
possession Of then, becomes tempting prize,
and there is mob Of fierce, cla,norous candi-
dates for each place. Every partizan wants IN
office. and feels awfully injured if not nominated.
The rnnks Of the party are distracted by these
contentious for place. and the stald steady 1ncn
whu never usk or desire Office, become disguised
by the clanlors Of the greedy contestants. Rival
cl'ques md cabals arc established within the
organization, which fight each other with hit
terness that wealens tue party and gives the
4 scramble for" the lnaves und hshes,' among
herd If candidates, throws principle into the
background, aud causes men to forget or oyer.
look the great objects fur the accomplishment of
which the party was organized. The higher the
salaries, the more contention and strife there
will be in the party-the more eorehcads-the
more boiling, md the greater the danger, from
these causes, Of defeat. All experience proves
these things to he true. The Republican party
Of Chicago has areudy suffered from the effects
Of high salaries, for county well as city Offices.
There is safety ouly in moderate compensation
for official service. Keep down the salaries IF
public officers to the scale paid by individuals
for work requiring equal abilities, and plenty Of
capable men can always be had on these terms
-ineu, too, who will dn the party US much good
as the duubly paid The d!sSruccful rush for
puce will not be seen; the jcuou>ies mud dis
appointments will not be experienced; princi-
pies will be kept more steadily i'll view, and ID tue
harmony and efficiency of the party will be
vastly promoted thereby. Away. then, With tile
croaking ubout low salaries damaging the party.
4 kEpCbL1CAS.
, 1859-04-15
ANOTHER CUBA EXCITEMENT.
Has a Fflibuktcr Vessel Sailed for
Cuba i-tIaye We 4 Junfn anon. Us


1t is in the recollection Of our readers that I:
sllort time ago We published Il statement from
Frc,el raper, to the effect t}lAt IL tlbuster eAEe
iitinn srain.t Cu1Ia was actually i'll l'rn,re~>.
which was followed up by a,,uther statement
tia. vessel had actually sailed from this port
for I" the ic:n Of the Antilles The statement
was positive and ciscumstantial, and WIS reiier-
.ltrd again.
Thcr. are MANY rt,,iors and facts n0oat which
appear tn cpntirnl the statements.
In the first pfnce, several Cuban fj!ibusters
have snddcnly disappeared from the city. and
nobody can even guess where they arc gone, u.-
less it be on the expedition in question. SEC
nnuly, there is great excitement amonE the nler.
cftants here who do business with Havana, atld
i, il evident they believe "therc is something
in the wind" Thirdly, the spanisl. Minister
und Consuls have sent dispatches to the Captain
t:rncrat Of Cnba, apprising him Of the sailing Of
the expedition and yesterday they sent further
dispatches to the same effect, by the Cahnwha.
Indeed, 50 import ant toes thc Spanish Minister
consider the matter. that he has come on here
from Washington specially about it, and is n..w
>tnp,in. ut the l}revonrt House. Lastly, the
wci.k,lpwu ten. Goicouria-tAc head Of the Gu
lr.n titilustrrs {,trr-saiicd suddenly Yesterday.
il is sid, in the Callawba, for New Orleans, ans
probably tor Cuba. liz WAS seen to 20 on board
:lu.l no, cun,r ashore usain. lie Is in the lsabt
If taking these trips. lie goes III our steam
.lly leaving the vessel, but communicating IN
board with parties from shore So sudden are
his movements thai nothing is known of them
ill l,c has accomplished his ubjrct. We would
MT be surprised if il slso"ld now turn out tlla1
he is Oh his way TO 1avAna to make the final
arrangements for the descent OH the island. VI
course "thrrc is many slip DC.
IN one Of these facts, taken alone, is sufficient
IN bear ou, thu statements in circulation but.
when combined, they present II presumption
,bu, either there is solnc truth in the ori ,inal
statement. or that thc SpaniaEds are very nlncl
frishtcnci-pcrhars the latter.
In fact, the atmosphere of the counting room:
II the Cuba merchants is rife with rn'n"r; amt
it does uot require very keen sense Of s'n1l II
| scent ;ilibust.rism in the air At the time !"
the 1.r,": expedition which ended 50 d's's
trou>ly the :|pa,,i>l. officials we're app,tised "
every movement by well paid sr,ies, who pre-
tended 10 embark with great zca i'll 1i!c cl''cr
urisr fur the purpose Of bctEasingi it. We woul'
uut be a>,oui<hed if the same thing hnprenc.'
INV, But tile spies recently arrived here. il
bran uew Clothes" may have come too late.
, 1859-04-15
Tf,r Detroit Yfitifard Hum bug.

Ed,ors PMS anil Tr1sunr:
The u,,ptrs have been filled fur month past
with articles al,uu. tho great billiard match be-
tween rl,t!an and sserrriter fnr $;'.""'.
Nav. Mrssr.. Editors. | don't believe that
t,es,. twn :rau.esters slakcd tH)lar of tcis own
,mnry araiu>, eacl, nther. The whole aiialr
irar, Internal evidence Of being huge " sell.
,,v mrnn. If wl.ict, fools were puc&ed and blnck-
l.. tratarred thcir nests. III tlIr iirst P'tc''
scc rcitcr had neither sufficient casi s'nr rrpn:
lion tu nuke such i wHser us tiat "h''a
was pretended. aud Il little reflection would
.onyinc = any Of 1se truth OF tins rev ri the
Affair. in my opinion the prime Objects sought
: i, In. arcu,:ll,I;>hri were nn."riety and Frntlt
rh. first was obtained by the immense gratul-
inns advertising You editors were "rorrd INT"
fst,n. for them. The protit WIS made Ill ttFs
WHY. phrlan bus billiard tab.c> '': >atr. lhe
no,crc,y hr has gained will sell hundreds ID
tbrm for him al big profit Tile crowd were
admitted to shr gaming r""m Ut tfs dollars i
head, Four hundred fnols l'ad 'he entrance
ue. The proceed, If This dnd. would be i
l.ndsone sum IL divide between 1hr rrinc'-
-,a1. md their confidential! cunfrdcratcs. The
refreshments" constitute a,,":l.er considerable
i,en. Lastly, tie betting. The ssool-pigcons
took thousands uf dollars Of bets; Of course
tley won. "rhclan." it is reported, covered
1xr=c pile" T.osr nut iii the secret u the
ra,ne. have no doubt were done out ot thou-
sands Of dnl!ars. llow can amy one bcl'c'c thai
Ssercilrr is out Of pucket s:,'e', or any ethc'
sum: !, is possible tAct the money w:ls ru' NJ
aha. tie stakeholder SUPPOSE, 1t was @'"s
tide transaction. and s!.a' hc has rs'o over th'
1cn thousand dollars to rhelan; but that prove
aao,l,:ns. Gau,e>tcrs are mp tn al kinds OF trek
u rai.c the wini and to skin t!c usiii't:ated
They pla! will. lualtd dice, and when appear
enccs lu"k most !,o,les, the deception is mos
surely rracsiced. Ga.nius nvx.-a-days is nut
thing Of cl4ancs, but af craft and u,cvrcachinc
The s., M, billiard match. Fauyl.
4 GREEN 'rN
, 1859-04-15

HrrrALo, April l4.-The s'eau, saw MI. ~ e.
rim house and ship-railway building Of Mason
4 V;dwcll, at their ship.,ard on Ohio street, TO-
grthcr with three dwellings, adjoining. were de-
stroyvd by fire .li& morning. Loss sa"'eoe'
Insured for $500. ~,
way aud pyy Dock arc rendered pseless iut III
repairs, Tie delruction Of the mill, where MI
thc tlmbers and ti,iv pl4pking we're sawed, will
perhaps rcturd :'s completion ot the Two :,ea'n
shrS on the stocks fo. :ae petso'' a!'u N'" ''''
, 1859-04-15
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1859.

"WuERR ARE THE Pot1cE." 1T is getting very
fashionable just now for every one who has any
complaint or is1egularity to complain Of,
kitchen chimney on fire, or his hired girl ab-
seconded, or ugain, his house entered so silently
that it was ransacked without his losing single
snore, to below "mshere are the police" The
answer is obrious We believe We nre to!erably
well supplied with policemen, in quantity and
quality. They may hare short comings, but
there is reason in all things. Will at le&st two
of our recent correspondents fno signaturesl
take notice Of what seems to hare escaped them,
4. II. re ". b. LoCSsnrRr.-1 understand
you have ordered several hundred copies Of our
recent correspondence to be printed, leaving
out my rejoinder in yesterdays issue of this
paper. Now, if you will ine|.de this, thus cm-
bracins the whole matter, and get sc, 900 copies
printed, will pay half the expense.
J. ACG. WRIGHT.
, 1859-04-15

Me,>r<. Cooper L Stokes. real estate ane'i.n-
ccrs. made tbs largest pahlic sal" "t building
cral y.ars II cou.i>ted oftl,irtv-six lots in ihe
estate Of David Lorins. DECREASED. located on
Freeman. Seventh, Eight and Barr streets. 4
very large number Of persons were rresenf|,
the largt>, number At n sale for six years--and
IL bidding WAS 50 spirited that every lot was
"Auyckrd down in one hour and a quarter.
The acSrt fase u sales was $to,Ss'''-to'n'Asr-
claI laih.
, 1859-04-15
BY TELEGRAPH.


Trial of Hon. Dan. e. SIckIes for the
killing Of r. Barton Key.
W.su,xoroS, April 1.-The Court was opened
this A. H., at about the usual hour, but did not
get to business till 11.39.
1t is stated that the prosecution was prepared,
if Mrs Sickles' declaration had been received, to
have given in evidence the fact that in January
last Mr. Sickles and lady. not his wife, re-
manned during the night in Darnuu's Hotel, in
Baltimore The register Of the hotel WAS in
Court for the purpose. 1t appears, however,
from the register thut there is rst the 81 gnaturt
uf Mr.. Sickles. in his own writing, then the
names Ut several other persons, and about ten
lines below, the name Of Mrs. Daniel SckIes in
4 different hand writing. The proposition shows
that if Judge Crawford had admitted the coMie>-
sion, vast quantity Of scandal on both sides
would have been brought out in the trial, inyolv-
iny persons not yet mentioned in the ntiair:
George Il. Woodbridge WIS the first witness
called ior the defence. Examined by Mr. Brady.
The substance of his testimony is that he saw
and that lc appeared greatly distressed i'll mind,
weeping. aud greatly asi!a'ed.
Tie witnesss was asked whether he had made
any communication Of All exciting nature tu Mr.
Sickles at the capital.
Mr. Ould objected, and au excited discussion
ensucd between him and Air. Stanton, who &C.
cused the public prosecutor with being actnated
w u lIllSsl 4ua DluuA% AAA tuAt ~ AtAAhtA A'' u
the prisoner to vengeance
Mr. 0u!d replied warmly, tcrmins one of the
counsel i bruscr and bully.
Mr. Stanton responded. Saving that the
principle claimed by Ould would lead his client
10 the loo. of the gallow<. He had not the honor
If Guilds acquaintance, and after his language
did not desire to cultivate it. Great sensation
and applause from the spectators.l lie ende'
by acfying Mr.. 0uld's remarks.
'Tbe ar,rnnrn. WIS closed by Mr. Carlisle
afterwhich Judge Crawford decided the evidence
not admissible.
Jno. CuyIer, A. F. Young, Chas. Bacon. sell,
parstcr, were examined. Suw Key waving tn
| handkerchief.
VIM Raplcy saw Mrs. Sickles and Key on tn
| Avenue, Oh Thursday, before 'Le tragedy: Th
latter showed her letter which hv had bee1
reading.
Thos. T. Brown testified TO getting Jacob IIa:
ner to take the load from the door Of the ASST !.
! nation l1uuse.
During the argument Messrs. Stanton an,
| Carlisle had u shnrp renconsrc, and the proceed
ngs Of the day were quite spirited.
] Adjourned,
, 1859-04-15

Editors I'nAi and Tfi!unG:
In your paper Of today, q correspondent,
[ Mr.. Charles Neaton.) ulluding to my improve
mcnt for locomotive engines, says, "a variable
" exhaust of course produces variable draught,
land variable draught produces variable
u heat all Of which is quite true. Mr. llca,on
also says, "a variable hsat produces variable
.'press,,rc Of steam on the boiler," and asks if
this is not injurious to tho boiler.
In reply beg 10 say that the patent varinblc
exhaust, is intended, aud does obriate this very
evil, besides saving fuel; since it enables tue
cnyine-flan to completely regulate nnd adapt
his fire to the weight aud speed Of his train. and
the grades he has TO pass o,er, 6c., and at tlc
same time Al,aving the power vary tile draught,
and consequently the heat, to ""t"tdia Il" 'ren
Trtss"rt c( *f'Am-
Yours dc,, JOKES PATRICK.
Chicago, lsfh, 1852.
.JuxEs sc1ta,L, April II, 1850.
E,hors rrcss and Tribune:
MEssns-Tle exercises i'll the Grammar DE-
purtmcnt Of the Jones Sclnol next Friday alter
noon, will consist Of dialogues debates, dcclanl'
:tiol,s, rccitatiuns, and singing
You will confer favor by being present
Yours truly, ". WoopaRp, Principal.
, 1859-04-15
Minister from MEXICO.

New "RlEANs, April 13.-Scnor Mata wo.
officially informed today by drsnateh from the
Secretary oi State, that Tue President viii rc
cogn'sc nm m us the minister Of MeI;co IN hi.
for that city. VI o"'oiaas
, 1859-04-15

ENORSALE.--SI.{.urbaN Residences.
l. Turtwu *.cv H,,-es !.s.v !A:!:: hr !. II. ly1Ata.
E-l- sr .--4a1y ~ ateI. a:r,st af "! A's ntth
* {r.- pa:E t!r Like % ant !. .at atr a-1
sl:f u4r >uutE II M4-a st3+s xA;. three fur
rar.-> a4k # tsr l.ept whsa skr H3te FAX t::1
stt5'% = II ko:aS 10 ~! fun uyIe Park.
TIE a-yr H. ...-- tsv~ n -: II .ni ataes IN zach
azi -,.cs, Ard hni-h*t ~::h IL En s!rr Improve
te.a a.: a a...4s.,.y si i1r I" t.t II PRIV
.!,rz .ns-ae+> In ,He ty. ~. VIII ds.:re p.cl~4ns aad
healthy ,-lrntrs :r theft fanatics # the t:ty. The
anyr h,. 4s will the lz+ Il w!1h the .aict are
-;:.1it. Wi: * ~! c;c2ta 2v-n+ te-ag tn ncupy The
A.:lr. Aisrto EAO. T. GUUDNlS.
s?1i In c.as No. 90 neAT:oFu 81. R2F- &3.
, 1859-04-15

Wreck of n Ship OH the Lsuf~iadc
IsIantix, and $50 Of her Passengers
and CREW Murdered by the SasuEcs.
NEW lonk, April l4.-The c""rier 'f'@ Ef!f~
Lni<: Z IVES Il long statement OF the loss OF 1hc
ship st. Paul, and the massacre Of 3"u persons
III board, both sailors and passengers. The st.
Paul belonged to 1Iayrr, and was making. at the
time Of her loss, Il voyage frnm China III Aus
tralia with luad If Chinese euiigrauis.
II was one Of the numerous islands Of sflr
Louisiaic Archipelago that the vessel WAS lost
OIL.
The wreck took place on the 11tll Of Stptcn:
bcr, but the passengers escaped from this peril
and in English vessel was hailed. 1t was too
small to carry AWAY all the cnfuTtunate*, and
3;n were left till word was taken to Sidllcy. and
another vessel was sent their relief. This re-
lief expedition arrived 1T the place in December
ur January, ind found that at the ;3'' indvdn-
ais but Chinamln had been saved. all the 9TH
ers having been 1nassacred by the savages
amidst the most fri yhtful tortures.
The Southern Paciiic Railroad Diff
cultics.
MsRsn ALL, Texas, April s.-The old and new
Pacific Railroad Cos. have compromised Their
difficulties satisfactorily The old company Is
to retain possession Of the Road.
Railroad Accident and LOSS of Life.
MEMPHIS, April IA train on the Mis>is>ip
nj Central Railroad fell through the trc*t'e work
killing two uud woundiug eight, Names no1
a>certaincd.
, 1859-04-15

TRAINS AND MA1Is.--ARR1yA1s AND DkPAR-
1cREs.-The following exhibit of the hours Of
arrivals and departures of trains and mails over
the various railroad lines centcring in this city,
will be found convenient for reference By our
renders:
Trains Depart. Adis Coss Trains Lrrice.
, 1859-04-15

BEEF FAxc1ERs Anor1.-Wc learn that on
Thursday night five Young cattle, all b'ooded
stuck, were stolen from P. Sanders, at Hyde
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