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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

,.~s Of ao ,resp, led a,.n.s on Inc pat Of
R R";s rseive hundred .s wosns a. The i,rii;
Sc,,cns Of Kooiogsterg. ht.eTto nesisd 49, ,us 81
.oect TO that Poser. The Guards wiz Dc s,1V a
tsiween Wrtenberg and Ehn', pf;yye tom vb,cS
a onepts notice 10 Silt "a OF 1'' '
,hty sill b. about equidlfiaoI IN mo p,n,,;ors
sin be o a, D"s, TS. , tvyV fore. .bs
ogre, ono q, support by the OH aud 10th corps Of the
PIoporgs 20 he troop, Of Hanover Meckenbarg
and the Hase lows. TsgasqFR ,s to sns' e sss
VIZ " =" large force at Msyenoe, and the fortihca-
, Ga. Of E renbresten Cologne and Magdeburg are
he;nr carefully 10. ked to- When these preparations
are con pete sbe WILL probably, make her proposals to
Tsnce Should che 90 so, they will most uoaueeuon-
hiv he refused and Prussia will then be compelled
sbr to support her diplomacy by her bayonets, or to
eal her lssk with patience and resignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19
HUNGARY.

CorroponAa~,. Of Thesianehe.isr Guardian.
LoSDos, Jnly 4, 1859.
saw -.mewhee, the other day, laughing refer
enrs'to rumor If some intention Of Klapks and the
IIupgrtun refugees offer the sovereignty Of Hen
gary r. Russia. Don't be too cure that the IA an IDLE
eaRord. ! heard much the same thing the other day
through one the leading Of the nauonel Ilangs
nan party here. Provided Hungary can obtain the
ccu.ituiioral guaranty he requires from Russs aud
is refused ,sem by Austria, is cutie on tne ceri. that
the Of ST. Ste phen may be offered to the Car
A. all evcns is not improbable that the alternative
viii be Tat before the Government OF Austria aud that
the good Offices Of England will be sought by the
tiona 4rty for the purpose Of urging the stubborn
young ,kaiser the urgency of a compliance with the
c.sims of The Magyar Cons ituiionalists.
There can be little doubt that toe sudden return Of
Francis Jos. PHI bis capia indicates Internal dangers
and distractions which threaten more than the LOnl-
bardo-V enetian territories Of Austria.
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Passengers Arrived,

Ia steamship CITY Of Uashington from LirOpool-Major
0'sulhyaD Langley r Aburs, W Plummer J. Robinsoss
don s. khss Nash, T. Boyd, S. Parker Lyle w 6oodalt
". Tuner j. Maze, Hart, Mrs. Morley, M Brown, Lady
rey Waterbury, Mir Allen and patty Mr. Sitting. dy child sod
servant Mr. soddaI lady, two children and servant Mr. Tiles
ton TsIiow, Mr. Buck LADY, A. Man-r, BouBeaD do
Santos and lady .r Gemer aud child Lewis T. Jacobs Mia L
Meyers, Mhs okes Gen. Tom Thumb, Mr. Wells j. Milan,
lady and daughter, Mr. Ayes Mr. Joyce and infant, A. 3.
White Capt coley Mrs Blown, Miss A. Carter Miss O. Good
win f.. u Hail. Mr PitssrD, Crooks, H. Soar and lady,
Heath, w. Psu Lawson MassoDe and SOD, Hses NJ. and
T.. Fisher Mr. Z. and Miss r. Smehnrst Mad Rodriguez,
L. Fierce aud lady Dr. H. Nyss Clock Ferguson MI Sullivan,
N Csneh H. w. DAILY, Miss DAILY, Alex Mum, and 22 in
sts~rsse.
In iie bark linda separt from ST. J4go, Cuba-Thomas
HAMS John Amber.
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THE PAPAL STATES.
Inc Indtnadanoe Belge Gays;

lDe Irdtpcaddnce bt4ge ssys'
THE outrageous conduct OF the Swiss G[Sds at
pe,neia Is already producing disastrous consequences
Cor the temporal government Of the Holy See. At
pocgna the provisional juea has Published piccia-
,ion recalling all the youog VINO have enlisted
nnJer the flag Of Italian independence bee ause, says
he proclamation if il CIVIC duty to take up arms
~ hberae ones country there is greater and more
yrc,nt dow etip-that of defending our hearths and
homes. In Piedmon. and Tuscany public Indignation
bas reached such pitch that even the clergy are con.
strained openly take part With it. Several pastoral
letters have been written protesting against the con-
duc of The Pope's mercenaTes and aboring to sepa-
rate the Catholic cause from the doings of its cham
pions Tire Court of Rome will very probably fnd rea'
son regret the rewards and euogiams which 1t has
layished upon the conquerers of Perugis
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RUSSIA.

A letter received in Paris from s.. Petersburg
nounces that the first three corps u the fret army,
III der the orders of Prince Gortscbakof. have been
placed on the war footing. The 5th corps Of the
second army, at presen; IN Bessarabia, bas likewise
BIZ Ell placed on war footing. The IHvalde Rasse OF
the same date publishes order OF the day signed by
the Minister of War by which Superior officers and
others on unlimited leave of absence ordered to
joiD their regiments The Emperor has moreover dc.
creed that he permits officers half pay, who haf
not served in the Crinean war; - active ser-
vice among the troops placed the footing.
The works on the Russian railways pushed ior-
ward with such activity that there at present EN-
ployed nearly 40 eco workmen.
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FIRES.

pEsrRUcTIoS OF , yhRSIsH FACTORY ~ SECOND
AVENUE.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock IRE broke cut III
the range of low frame buildings on Second avenue,
between Forty fourth and Forty-fth streets, owned
and occupied by Mr. Adclphus G. Mandel as varnish
factory The fire originated in one of the small build
ies IN consequence OF the boiiog over Of kettle of
vanish. and IN few moments thereafter the whole
place WAS 10 a blaze. The fire communicated 10
the buildings in which the varnish was stored, and
the inaammable material, igptng, sent mp dense
yolun e of smoke which was waited by the breeze
over the upper part Of the city. The heavy clouds
of smoke could be distinctly seen from the lower part
of the city, and rumor prevailed about town that
Ruperts Lager-Beer Brewery was in flames. The
rtmen Of the First District early on the ground;
but their services hardly required as there were
no buildings in the yicioty in any Danger, and the
pourii of water upon the fire was of no avail The
heat emitted from the burning varnsh was so intense
that persons could not approach within fifty or one
hundred feet of the fire. The factory and stock wero
entirely destroyed and the loss ~ estimated at about
slC Geo. The proprietor is said 10 have small nsa-
surance on his soch.
The alarm in the Sixth District yesterday morning
was caused by the burning of bandbox in the lodge
room, corner Of Third street and Avenue {. No
damage OF consequence.
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FIGHT AT JONES'S WOOD.

MAN SHOT-SEVERAL PERSONS WOUNDED.
About 10 O'Clock last night, several disorderly aud
rufiisnly characters who had gained access to the
t, stiyal which was commenced at Joness Wood
yesterday created disturbance among the parties
engaged in danciog upon the large platform. The
rowdles we're driven away by party of Germans,
who CHANGED to be present, aud the dancing was re-
sumed again, and continued for some time without in-
teuuptop.
Having gained reer forcement and concOcted their
plans, the rufisns returned to the platform. Those
fist elected renewed the alteration bat we're ordered
away, and upon their refusing to leave second effort
was made to drive them off. One of the gang struck
person standing near him powerful blow in the
fac, ard upon this signal general fight eusued
During the melee several shots were fired, aud the
women ran screaming into the hotel The fight was
continued With desperation for ten or fifteen minutes
ard the effort to drive away the rufanly gscg was
very determined.
The policemen who catered about the woods
were finally mustered together, and, upon their APP
proach, there was general stanpede-the rowdies
seeking flight in every direction. After the fight,
young fellow named McManp, alleged to have been
one of the gsrg found lying inseDsibe upon the
grass, and conveyed TO the Niietsenth Ward Station
House, where lie received medical attendance.
There was deep furrow in bis forehead,
as if made by a pistol ball, sni his face
and shirt.b0som were mass OF gore. While IN
this condition, of his companions who seemed un
der the influence of liquor threw bis arms about his
neck and kissed hin. "You must excuse me, said
he to the bystarders, "f feel bad, for we've been
together all the evening" The injured mao soon
fould alrerc ~ friends, who came eyoMdpg into the
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- 1.,teirNs. No esd Il prscsui,os are a'Op'
81 folio ~iCg extract rom puohe iio:',o ,
d. IN on. OF the ls.gsst sod noe, leous''"i DePn
- -. ,v,u Dive ,on some notion Of what goee on 10
dire r.spec': - =: ,,;, a.. ,.-,r;,.
Nv o, nc3al occupation y N ge,uog me %o'o,V
,;,, ,hrr,gh every ogot for the lss. foraignt De-
sssbnsp,s have come thro"gh--'one uooer ~ 49,
enc n.ve ths, Dumber. The enter aov1' '"eh
:. ~. nornieg and hsve all disappeared oy rhh W.
forv g The townspeople knos nstnirg aS'us !. ~.
Tye~e lsds come from 'hsr own homes isr ou' I ~,
-, A., ysyou. deu.ts dre.sed IN three day. su' p"s
- The Mace Of the depot garrsons, which are ,nen
!. Il Of 10 Itay a. fat a. Pos-'he' ss,s in
a be ,o,hiug bu, consciip. garrfons every .,y
,pce, except in Par. sno h .y'many pirc.s."
nile are getting di4eontented IN many pr nth vou
XXI, is .asv 70 understand, IL you az "a a,
that official people ~n,rPe' IN kIcd wounded, sics,
,s;..,srs aS,d absent, frsn every '"'''"'
earse
N, spssd~ce /" S<Er JuiP {, 1875.
x, ros.pu, of nstionates seems 70 90 ma = ,
1be W. Italians are already up, the Hong i'"ns
- the point Of being 50, and the roes,
= ,he present uudeIhsnd, but encourage,
Ir;..f a coromi,ttee here with view 70 eve
go" GENERALLY speaking, there Is ooser'"""
Rrd moyeuent in severalp paris oil EUROPE. lad ,he
Ths N;oster of Pubic distraction mas ono,e - gu
.b;.nisconsl See Of BonIges 10 Mob.eignenI Ms ,
- yt,Lnop az Nancy, and Principal Almonef W ,ne
Empercr. The dignity proposed io' h tnJ ss.esm
biz Presies acceptance 10 ' 70 him who gives ADD
rhasn.snded recipient The Bishop, however, VINO
go navarro of 20 years administered WIN u .; n,
s. ta ss ss ua w s.. wSs
.~Asy his spiritual care and 70 "I T oar ~ ma
tses bave so uGn w. be ancient Of Bourges has
.ssI"sad much sensation at Nancy the population
s$'Ss s i rs. to DOT sh s 5s s
ss.cnso 20 the Minister bat the good people OF
s 3" not abandon the hope that Their
10y ~ 'v;ll remain with them. The Bishop assisted
e ealy At the Zs Dea% yes,eraayh informed the
ss,ws Mt that they will carry gra.uitously all gifts
:. t;nd sent to the army Of Italy.
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..MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Steam ship-Grensda, Harrison, Havana, Jno. Roberts
shiPsOnen', Hill, Liverpool, Spohord Testoni Volsa,
Holm, Boston, X. w. Ropes Co.
ronqup, BstcbeIder Matanzas {. C. Duncan Co.
Bnp-James Je~eu Reed, Boston. J. t. Ward Poliur,
Seekuseu, Richmond, Sch.ssnger Andrsen kro~npruds,
(NoL Carl Bekke, Cette, HolGbOe Hoadey; Denmark,
staples Boston, Il. d. Bookmsn Co.. Bniisn Lion lBrl
O'Bn.p Quebec, A. L-sry; R~nshaw PsIre Salem, X r.
Buck 81 Lowell, Seyl. Philadelphia Snason Mayhem;
Alpha, Holmes. Halifax, ID. r. De"of
schouer,-Mst Ds.osway, Baltimore, Merrill Abbotti 81
Allen Scare. Philsde pbis James Hand.
s,ssme!-Del4wase, Copes Phiadephis, T. Perkins,
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-. vo,a ,hine uron your besd. Hos Is the aeee~Is
,, n ,oa ii ,ese jour sdvsnv sah, pyy yss,
Il f., sunf you Ertei sbo VOC arr. en- seer mai
800 II ven ,.aTs o. e, Of pa'p' and u fear
e .lbn, 80 TSk ts uiscrsb. ',ti.algn evil coan.
i.s ,lrV' Wb4t vas TIRE eud Il ~ Yoa Yoa viii
- 80 tr,o..p III. Msy. Fp.nc. VA la her
. a. ss,e Of The tipsdou. Tho .se-aun Of AMI be
m dou Il God oys rIe h.E Of the mpeiIsut The
ngryrd u naccsns for lasre.-o g d-nded-
,.ui sod;b. dcsparins erie- OF tins re
%, part II The and Of bessty, hnd an ho IN me
Il the c1aquefxSf Ssyssopo ALI Of Magenta
ard N. recollection absns VIII asste the 81.
rss,s 4 country, and ws It's wounds IN the blood Of ia
traitors. Consider. Decide!
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

f,oo The Lady Ners CITY .irtelsJ yuly7
he funds weIe enl and closed at . reduction of !.
Certain eject produced by Lord Lynihurstis
speech, which seems also to have caused decline on
the PaIis Bourse, at the commencement of business
In the other markets considerable business continues
TO prevail notwithstanding the languor OF business.
1here Vas good demand for money 10 lay and the
business at the Bank to a moderate extent. al.
though good bills discounted in the open m.rke.
as low as y per cent. There were no gold trsnsac
aels o: he Bsak to-day, L9sdep aud j. W, RIlwsy
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s,.,op HOu.e and there appeared the creates. AMI

CIV On then part to get him away.
Cap,aie Bryan concluded, however, TO keep Nc
nam m eus,.dy aud dispatched platoon OF his men
"a aeb for abd arrest any Of the parties engaged IN
he 6ytt. From toe fyr pa'hy bestowed uPon Nc
usup j. supposed that he received the wound IRON
, pi.,ol .ho, IN the hands Of orc OF his trends.
IsIeA number Of persons received black eyes and
blood, noses, bu, did not learn OF any one beng
seriously injured A, late hour Of the nigh. all was
oui.t about the grounds, ard we did not learn
whether r. not the police had effected any arrests.
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Richardson, spence Il Co.'s Circular.

Per Cy ot WGshfngton- biNEToOL, ~ =, '9S q
CoIro> TN. maiiet been duh this week bot Prices Of
ndors and better qualities been steadily suPPprt.i
,bor, "a, rs yes,sTeay only 7ee bales anc tdy
200 hale Sea lnds drooping aud the lower laiues
INV Sfeur of ,a. In Mancheste day there has De- u
uanc and sbuo. Of stocks prices are deaIrr MdNiAs w.
I,ar, SO Mob. so Upauds IL I'D = 10 .
BRE.DsrUFss-The estimated stock ot y" hea iho@ WIN
and Flour in The p,rt Of Liverpool l. As follows: N ,o.o
June 81 1859 Dee. 81, 1893. June ~ lop'
763 81 Its S57 562 Or. 24695 qrs 1880 ars
Indian Corn So 1882 lrs. 10 ~ az, aet qt,
Flour...... S,,V ooL :, I,,L 40 ma ..s
With remarkably fine ather, aud continued liberal Imports
liz, Corn Trade generally rules very dull aud prices tend dow"
ward ,-.,--.. -.
our usrle day business was confined 70 me merest re-
ta WHs,I ID y GENITAL lower, without leading 10
any qury. FLOUR freely offered at rather easier rates. OUT
kp,,s CosSYelow freely offered bu. 10 very limited de-
memo and nomral at 8 y cenal-S0' e tso NJ In White
nothing doips quote: WHEAT-Red, Milwaukee and Sn'
cseo 81 70 az; Indiana 81 % 81; White Wrs'en 10 10
Souh.rr, ~ II g. FOUR 10 20 - o l>DN CoRN-fel-
low aud Mixed 5il0to s 3; White, = 70 y 100 n.
BEFF-1he demand very limited scale and prices are
q I've mammal
PoEK continues dull end declining in value.
B,CoNA auction day about $50 boxes were offered ont
there disposition 70 puIeha'e ana only :" oNs were
solo at reduction of ? q cwt or late quotations
L,RD-Ther- farther transactions 20 report kehners
till keeping out Of the market.
TALIow unchanged In London, the market is quiet at %
for z Y. {.
Ros,S-Common steady, a. 8 10 20 III Pcwt.
BARN tLrg doue in Pbiade pha; Baltimore sells very
slow retail at 81 for binds aud o 3 to u for bags
s. jury The CorroS market opens this morning with
ifurrQ A mani
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hIuTATuRR MANA

| IMMATURE ALMANAC.
SunRses.... 4:4f Ses....... 7:7 Moen-Rises.. $40
HIGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 1886 Gov Island 1895 Hen 0ae..l.n
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T'nfc ,s,urfs shcs the week an Ser.s,s W,stsro
Crest Nor<trn an itciesse II g., Sbs; nfes, .ssse
a. ioeress' q G., o.; Lotdon and ,. w. d"
df4,%. -,
Frsn TIE LcrGss Tino city b'iofI i...s
The debate % last evening oo ne hatol q, -.
com red with the general tenor ~ toreiS' NJ II
D, oal.y regards tie naval movement 10 VIC -.
i,rr.u.ar aud Ainaic caused the funds - oPrn 80
a high, reaction. On the Amsterdam BJnr7s 'o-.sy,
the,e has been further fail vi per cen IN the ais
triau stocks They opcred yesterday 81 -! ana
to-day az lCi. Tie .o;al decline since Monday Is ~
per cent - >,
have increased to-day 10 all the German cire'
II il reported that the varlou Ocean Mai Steamship
Companies crde 81 10 prepare FOR The clause 10 'ne
contract which spula;ss -ha' they s1al carry arna
merits being pu, in force The vessels are directed 20
take he avy guns ami the notice said TO have there
fore met With some remopstrauce.
A numerous ieputstion waited on Lord Palmerston
to-day 20 reconnie nj Milf I'd the port 4 departure
for tie new stesIn-vessel service 10 Australia VIA
Panama.
The cargo Of lie Alma wreckei in tie Red Sea in
oludes 500 bal Of silk, aud is estidate a. t0V".
OIe-haf Of this hss he cargo wall TAU ON LlJyds
LONDON ID, ok stock VAS purchased today az oil !,
the market having been seriously depressed since the
meeting ard reduction OF per cent per anrum Ice
price a. the beginrng Of the year, when the dividend
~ss reduced TO per eert was 81 andin the preceding
December Il WAS lOl.
The London Times City Article says:
"TheIe has again been u fair demand at the Bank
or discount, but the payments Of The dividends VIII
| oonmeIce tomorrow, there Is anticipation IN spme
qusrttrs that the rate will be lowered .o-morrOs "a
| L per cent The expectation is general that in any
1se the s;sp i'll no: be deferred beyond the ensuing
| ouTt day.
The Railway marke, L again very dali, bushes:
BEN amOst at c stand.
| LoSDoS, Jure IL ?. m.-CoSsoLs Tor money aud
| sc.orr,, eSi, New Tbre.s, 9}lQ4
LiyERPooL Jure 7.-CoIroS market quiet at yes
t.rSa,s alvarez Sss probably about 1000 bales ~ more
inr ITS l4l bales previously th. week u $50 oaics
The Placer herald., 1859-04-16
NUMBER 30.
Kossuth in London

One of the regular contributors to Bon
ners paper, whom we take to be Mr.. II. J.
Raymond, of New York, furnishes in the
number recently issued long and entertain
ing account of visit. made last fall, at the
present residence of Kossuth in London.
The Hungarian patriot is established in
Upper Cover street, Bedford Square. He
is in straitened circumstances, living on the
proceeds of his lectures and contributions
to newspapers, eked out by the remnant of
his wite's $4,000, most Of which was lost
in railroad investments in the United States.
1t may be observed here, though the Ledger
writer does not mention it., that Richard
Golden is said to be victim of the same
speculative preference for our county,
Kossuth still admircs our country and its in
stitutions, and thinks he made some mistakes
on his visit here, in consequence of his igno-
rance of our affairs and the advice of in
terested friends. In European politics he
takes a warm interest, censuring with un-
qualified severity Orsini's plot against Napo-
Icons life, and Mazzini's local Instructions,
as identifying the cause of liberty with mur-
der and assassination. lie still confidently
expects its triumph in Europe and other
ldlluS, anu WuctlleT uo Slldll live W seq ~,
appears to him a matter of small conse-
quence
The question what became Of the 100000
collected by Kossuth in this country, is ans
wered by the writer. Kossuth did not ap-
propriate dollar of it to his own use, but
expended it all on the political object for
which it was contributed. BY its aid he
sent agent after agent on expensive revolu-
tionary service to Hungary; two or three of
whom were executed, and the vigilance of
Austria rendered his schemes abortive.
at is seven years" SAYS the writer, "since
Kossuth left the United States but he looks
twenty years older now than he did then.
His flowing beard, then jet black, is now
plentifuIy sprinked with gray. lie has
grown very bald, and conceals his badness
by combing his hair over the top of his head.
His face IS marked with deep wrinkles, and
the impress Of care, and grief and hopes
long deferred, is deeply stamped upon his
features. But his smile is as sweet, his voice
is as deep and melodious, and the light Of
his dark eye IS as soft and as tender as in
the days when they so won the hearts of our
people, and made the soul of this nation
vbrate like the strings of the Lutte to tho
touch of genius and of skill"
The Placer herald., 1859-04-16

CAuEoRNIA CoAL.--.1he Placerville OBJ
server states that the coal bed recently dis
covered in Amador county has been thorough
" tested and found to be general. The bed
is supposed to be inexhaustible. Arrange
ments are being made for working the vein.
The Placer herald., 1859-04-16
THE SUMMER ANGELS.

'Tis the dark December weather,
Winds are wailing through the sky;
If you listen you will hear them
Singing wild and singing high.
Now they toss the billow branches
Leaning DER the window bars,
Then their moan goes softer, fainter,
Up among the silent stars.
'Tis the dark December weather,
All the summer trees are bare;
See. the latest leaves are falling
Torn and ghostly through the air.
You may search the forest over,
You may trace the brooklet's flow,
Not an aster's eye will open,
Not golden rod will glow.
IT'S the dark December weather,
Cold the tide creeps down the bay;
Sea-gulls in their snowy circles,
Beating up the windy way;
Sailing, sailing, from the northland,
Bringing winter on their wings,
They will linger, flashing seawurd,
Till the time the robin sings.
'Tis the dark December weather,
Wind and wood and wave are sad;
'Tis the dark December weather,
Yet our hearts are blithe and glad.
And within them it is summer,
Radiant summer evermore,
For Gods sweetest angels hover
Radiant eyed, about the door.
Love, as tender is the moonlight,
Hope, as rosy as the dawn
There can come to those no winter
Whom such glory shincth on
O, the dark December weather
May crshadow sea and shore,
In our hearts the blessed angels
Make it summer evermore!
The Placer herald., 1859-04-16

HUNTING INDIANs.-A new plan has been
adopted by our neighbors opposite this place
to chastise the Indians for their many derre-
dations during the past winter. Some men
al G hired to hunt them, who are recompens-
ed by receiving so much for each scalp, or
some other satisfactory evidence that they
have been killed. The money has been made
up by subscription. Red Bluff Beacon.
The Placer herald., 1859-04-16

The farmers of Sonoma county have or
ganized an Agricultural Society, and an
nounce their first annual fair to take place
in September.
The Placer herald., 1859-04-16

Wells Commercial Express shows def
cheney in the receipts of wheat at Chicago
Of over 100000 bushels. and estimates
that the deficiency by the first Of August vii.
! reach 100000 bushels.
The Placer herald., 1859-04-16
CALFoRN1A NAVY YARD.-A correspon-
dent of the Solano Herald says:

CALIFoRNIA NAVY YARD.-A correspon-
dent of the Solano Herald says:
A general gloom pervades the town since
the evening Of the 25th ult., when the news
from the Eastern St ties arrived by the over
land mail. Herety fore our appropriations
have been from three to four hundred thous-
and dollars which, for tho coming year, is
reduced to seventy thousand. The wages
paid on the Island must be materially re-
duced and many hands discharged. There
are at least hundred families here who
have just purchased small lots and built
houses thereon, investing all that they had,
and little more, trusting to steady employ
ment, who will be totally ruined in conss-
quence, and all thoughtful ones look sober
over The matter.