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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

In the House OF Representatives yesterday, o
ballot for Speaker was prevented by the Pro-sla-
very Democracy because it was apprehended that
such ballot would result in choice As the object
of that party is not to organize the House, but to
prevent its organization the prospect of an cleo
ton was reason enough, in its view, for refusing
10 allow vote TO be taken. Take your time,
gentlemen YOar Army and Mail contractors
bed freely to elect you: now let them bleed airesh
because Of their success in that enterprise. 1t
sciyes them perfectly right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

The California overland mail of the 18th ult
reached st. Louis on Monday night. Various candi-
daHs for the United States Senatorship were named,
and it was thought the struggle would be protracted
to such an extent that no election will take place.
Much excitement was caused by the richness of the
silver mines.
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M ,oic. can be taken Anonymous Communications Whist
ever j. intended for must be authenticated by the
name ard address Of the wrterno necessarily for pubhca
tion but rs a guaranty for his good faith
We rarr OF undertake to rejected Communications
Business letters for THK TBUSs should in all be sd
dressed to UORACk GREELEY d Go.
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To AdyertIsoFp.

Those who wish to advertise in The WEEKLY
TSsrSg viii pe 80 seod in their announcements early
possible Having larger circulation than any other weekly
pape is the very best medium through which 70 reach 81
parts Of the country Prize, One Dollar line, each Insertion
A, eemeuts for this weeks must be handed In to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

cases is that, while Gov. Seward has advanced IL
the direction of Light, Liber.y, @humanV !n'
atlas has retrograded into full communion Win
darkness, oppression and Slavery. Thets all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

The entire Republican ticket was elected at th'
Oswego Charter election, yesterday, over the Git
zcn's ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

The severe weather of the past two or three days
moderated yesterday, and gave way last evening to
gentle SNOW storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04
Aetualpk Daily Gribn,te
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a, 1860.
mo oopprspGNDESTS

Mr. w H. wsrKs. will supply our friends in LITTLE FAILS
with 1HK TKIBUSR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

The NRw-YoRx DAILY TRIBUsE is publishsd every
norug and Evening Sundays excePted)he morning sdou
dsgy@ed 70 City Subscribers at l2l cents PEI week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

BY the explosion of a camphene lamp yesterday,
house in Division street was fired, and six persons
burned to death. The details are given in the news
columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

"TuF RlGGs TRUss' 10 NOT only wster-prcof,
cesny and durable but ia action suot 70 cont, ct instead
o enngns the opeoiags white also pa,iens. ~ protested
re,snra upon the cord No. 4t9 broomest New.i w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

the Legislature viii not hesitate to adopt fully and
heartily Gov. Morgan's recommendation on this
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

THE BREATHING ORGANS.
j. r. STAyrosD's CeSsssr1'oS,
OY1yE Tar BEoFcHIrn
AND CosaBs
IRoY AMI SuLPgus Som 1aRoAr
PogpnRs ASTHMA,
ARE SPEctFICs bLSsblfe OF LvSes,
7 FoR DIsKAsps oe CArARRH,
THR BRsATBISe - Csour,
ORGAyH WaeoPING CoUGH..
When Olive il inhaled It's healing. Balsaxie Odoys
brought in direct with the lining membranes OF Vie
Throat Bronchial Tubes and all air Cells OF the Lungs
ISrERSAL PANS ca Ask WHEN OLIVE TAR IL TAxES.
ErTERNAL PANS CANNOT ExST wgsRR OLIVE TAR Az
PILED.
j. X. SfeHords Iron and Sslphw PosoSeys
PYrifg ard Reraiise The blood.
Strengthen The Dioestire Orgss
And Reortate all fAe S>Tessos
An illustrated Crcular containing testinoo,a4a ttsni
GEORGE LAW, ESQ Jthas., New fsrk
SIsEoy DRAPER, Banker. New-York.
IsAAc v. FowIKR. esq, Postmaster. New-ioS<
THrRIow WKRp, esq. Albany. .
Gen. DUYP GREBs. Washington, w. u
Col SAm'L Cor Hartford Conn
Col CHks. MAY, L. =. A.
The Rev. Epw AID BRi6Hr, New orf
The Rev. Dr. LHoSAED, Exeter, NJ H. -
The Rev o. + A. SPINNING, Butternuts, N l.
Ard a large number Of other prominent persons
ItIusrEA-KD CIRCCLAK pRHK nj MAiL -,
Olive Tar so cents per bottle or Is cents by MAJ. ieP.
Poy.r. 81 package, and charge for postage
go 800 -" w" ScHiEYyyLIS Bros Co,
Corner Of William and Beekmansts, NeW-I OH.
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NOTICE. lowing 10 portion OF nc contents col
Safe being destroyed by the late ire incigdng Bill
q. AID PocxxT Books contsiaiog our BiLs Arck'AhLk
: fuirs them have in oGice), wcnd request
an those hold notes. exact moloTSnjos OF thsfn
oEcx snd all those parties whose nss. No mn
al send duplicates posoie. Tor soic
~ fkfse them receipt and certificate o. deNTcion Ct
n iasis-Nos -York, Dec. 81, 1850
KrLYLHY, ehoTHEi Co. No. 8. BeekAsn-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

MARSH continues 10 apply MS RADICAL
.,ss with success in esrens Pefinsscni csrs. % flor
ture, a. no. 2Nesey-... Ladies waited ifon oy T.
,,z,.' rooms. Also TRrssKs OF De-. riirpn lr
gsscItsoB of Rupture. Bathing irosses supporters.
49,, sospensory Bsnjsses SiS i.ls'f' -iockirs~.
-. Ankiots and all Surgical aPpiiso,.s sHsu'neHiy
AaE.n 4 Co. 10. z lrscy-.t.. y. =.
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,loILowAy's ONTMESr.-FLUD AND CAM.

.yk ErylOsOss1hs stion the best frledy ye,
10 te .. bic for .s iumedisie Ieiiet ~ al '9:t e
,ls II gives speedy sleyaOn TO psn and eli'o' 'e ~
"a A 1aaa4slion leaving neither scsr a0f Oeni'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

a., tfyInLORs HAIR DYE, WIGS, and IoUPEEs
yp!ed They Hight easy durable, and " % eh n
30 tsing turning up behind bAfohsphh sAh d.
A. 4 IA the world the Gully harmless and selsd ny kno"h
-, 10 4, tie Factory, No. u b0nd-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04
Iupoar.Sr 10 DysPEpTics.

IT. 4 distressing disease Us well a. ispiarsf"S hs'f''
D, & ~ s1oxsoH LIVKK CoxFIusT, AcDIrr biLio1'-
49,. = rsDic,, FsyyK AND AeUE fEHuN CoSFLAlsr''
.t. al. Loss or APPETITE, HgADAcHg, CBNEEAL D.
A a Of hov ever leng s,sndlng stubborn o. cigon &;
o.n ind certsin and permanent sud lai .peeds
l., . e Of hat wonderful pepsfat1n'
TBE OxtGKsATgD BltrhtS
THE 0xgsSNATgD BifTsSs
CT &, R.xyxs 4 PisH 7. &. WINS co.. Mex Essos
e. a soumsyrLrs Bios CO., Nsw-iors, zai ~ dealers
- b, .srs IN city and country
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FR,rND liz NrED--TRY Ir.

SWEETS fSEAbDibLE LNhhN
The srea, external remedy Of the fre?sed som me
rsoips Dr. Stephen Sweet VI Connecvo tne csinoeisd
Sops .s~f whose unriysed by tn Of living
Il 4 rsgtsia aid immediate for rheumatism govt eu
srls spsains bruises cuts wounds soes, bu seads piles
Irsfe hssdache teothache, and al rheumatic or nervous
disorders external injuries se Al saeTefs sho ~ svs Y a
HsL RIDHAkDsox Co., fropsietoIs, Nos"cH OoAa Fef
n, q sysryx here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04


WASHINGTON, Monday Jan. > 1860
The Hon. Isaac Blackford, Senior Justice of the
Court of Claims, died Oh Saturday night. He was APP
pointed from Indiana in 1863.
The Presidents house to-day, as heretofore the
opening Of the year, the scene Of agreeable
excitement. The foreign Ministers, Judges of the Su
preme Court and officers of the Army and Navy first
paid their respects to the President and then She door
were thrown open to the public.
WAsHIsGTos, Tuesday, Jan. 3 1860.
There lie no doubt that Minister Mclane has been in
struced TO se his efforts with the Constitutional Gov
eminent of Mexico, to obtain for the Louisiana Com
pany notifications Of its contract for the construction
ola railroad over the Isthmus ofTehuantepec. Messrs
Benjamin and Lasere certainly contemplate visit to
Vera Cruz the Of the ratification of the treaty
to further the interests of the Company.
The names of the sbsentees ri the House to-day who
had not paired oil, are Messrs. Adrain, Reynolds,
Valandigham, Sickles and Pendleton. Their absence
accidental and the satisfactorily eX-
planned.
The Select Committee of the House OF Representa-
tives of Florida appointed in consequence OF the 0if-
cular of the New York Chamber Vt Commerce calling
the attention of planters to the great increase OF sand
ed cOttons, ray they believe that the complaints this
year are without foundation, and recommend to the
Chamber thorough investigation into the mode OF
ceiling cotton in NewYork and that steps be taken to
compel commission merchants there TO sell each plan
tsrs crop on il own merits as tho surest re@edy not
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Ncbert 6ibfpm.

f4yf NCbert 0ibfOnL
,fra !9alt5= unb SdtfSpl1mber, .4a
yp. I "9ntaiDban8", @alttmDreltr. pberGa(6g utawtr.,
lit I'M @tanee ale iii OieieS @si6dt ~i4taSenben grbeien gu perri9.
ten. -.-s. t- -s rv-r. E q.
Suit 1nb Gratt Pumre1t, marine lm6 folte SdbanelbGber=Gi n.
ri9tun9en, g9ai6-get1lter, &artse8 II. |. no, ebenio patentrt
9pcrantS, wel9e nidbt e~infrieren NM. nl@t cerwlilih imb,
plrbcn nn9eferti9t tno 9arantrrt. @t'
&aftrd9e peroen gut ln0 81 btat8em Ereiie teior0t. (Spt22,i IL
Singers NGbmnf1ime. 3i-l
Die Sdnciber bef8er Stabt, iowe ale pericnen, pelte cine
cute u abmo d inc gu baben piinl6en, ioltsu f6 erinnern,
boe cine bon uniern Daidinen, speinot 70 pels @rbeit tbut ais
rsenb cine %anbere, nmo lo aud %atueimaI 10 oteG @elh
nbrtn9t. DdcS ma9t uniere Mtal6iuen gu ben btItts=
Ten ,UsI@e tt Ntartte itnO. wesr ais 5000 SarOn tmb auein
baben iDre @t9ner oser bic tamtt arbeiter In ben Gtano 9eiebt, Itt
mebr @ele Sl eriparen, ais tbnen bisies auf anbercm gSe9e ntSs.
G6 lit. IQe, Welde cine Der be TEN 9dBn al 6tmen, Sic
nj @etraub in6, baben nt50ten, Iclteu in unlerer Offce:
No. 159 BaltimpreftraBe
%polIpredeu, no @ebrauds- MnpeIungen in beutlter, eltaliIber,
%ranSDliter unb iponiider Spra6e gu babsn fnb uno no pr &c.
q feretne Wtaitine tanft, anf ~cerielben arbeten lernsu.
Sd9tft mad etneu1 @renplar bon Singers 3GbmaIdtnen= Rel.
hn0. aae atai8men ,perben Elm gauges Sabr mad tbren auuut
DON inns in boIer Srbnun9 uno deportation eebaltea.
(6b2S,1D t W. g. 3Brpbertd, M9ent
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ess Orcenpn9h'S =
toblena1reS, ni4terplppirenpes GtberealsSa
La.InlAl hlt lpDer Nluibl .-
ettpaS 9ott5 NeleS I'M bieIioeu Morff,

eIWUS AuH5 Neues I'M 6lel9en Nortte.
pa mir pom Dem @rtineer y. +. @reenou9b in 8cftpn cas Sa=
6rHattonSre1t anf obt0er Irtifel fir ben Sta6t Marplaub uub Sen
Oilritt Columbia setauit 9aben, 70 Ienteu mir Sic aufn,ertlanfeit
nnierer &unSeu une SsS PutlithlnS 9atS ~beipnbers auf baiielbe.
2tr lelbtt baben eudeS Sluibunl pbni9 erprobt rmb eS pontpnumen
ais bas %betunben, mpfir e8 Der Grfin6er a~assiebt unO mir tSnncn
oaiElbs ais eaS it9erfe Wtitiel sur @erbItln8 BON @rplpiOacn
e~rnpteblen. Sb9lel9 es, ipeun IN birette 8eribrrn9 NIT eiuer
Slamme sebra6t. f@ e~mtsanSst, 70 fam es bod Inter aswSbnii.
den n~llitanben fetne @FptoftOu y erbetfIbrea. t
Yer Yrets lit nr 9eriu8 bSber ais unier ertra SEQ. ethereal.
Sel linb mir gorantiren Sic QuoIitdt beS nibt erplcctren6et fir
9Iei9 gut nit eritersnt, mel@es fb burR feline @Oraisli&teit ehnett
9rcben 9tuf erpprben BAT. 6. 28eft Il SREne,
Spt10,1mt 800 70. Rretitr., SRsrbaIb SppgrSRr.
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Oermania &ebens=S erfibermmgs=
GefeufAaft
t sc e 10 -Oprf.

~ " ~ - y
&adr einge;ablteS Gapi4at 500. 900.
Scr llnterSeifnete lit nun bercit, Nnnnelbun9e1 fit tie5e @e{eu.
fhat anSunebmel. .s
Sbre Geidafte befsben In 9eBens-gerft&erum8eu
NlterS=8etfSr8ungen, Observation-Disclosures
&@tst8 Yrp3ent bs sansea stubtns wfrben unter bic
Oerit9ertsn %pertbstlt'
v@ermaria 9eben8<G rliderunsSz @elealdaft"
1T tauptiddt6 FIR btf SeutfGe 8eb6lterun Der Ser.
inS NIT wenisen Ausnabntet, Oeutf6e. Sbre gDleen 1nt
g~anpttete uno anteren Oruf6a6en weroen In beuH6er @prade
a%uags9e6en. Sbr @ef9aftspfrte9r fnbft tn beutfber SpraGe
fatt. GH -f.53
STE tt Die ~ein3tge Observation-Disclosures
feuf3aft IN ben 8eretateten 6taaten, weI6e
ftefen ceItSdet : GGr1fter Bat. IRIS Ha 4 .sae5H.
@prppratpren uub Otreftpreu IN Nstps gprt fnb:
&. =. Mn1itnf, %us. Belmont, Sldar gernbettter, Carl 9reu
fn8. g.. Carrier, 6. Gphfr. Climber, S s. 9aret, Qppts Sao
6rteer. &app, 60. Saupe, geter aautbj SUIT. &atter, S. Qarpque
6erman WtarcuIe, Ab. OeGs, Dsmalp Sttenbprfer, Sermau
@eie. Wtar S&ater. SIS: S9eteler, Sri. Selisman, 2.8.
stiiasBap' 81; y b :, SsqDt, sOuts y: S ~ Ssdn'aaaa, 9asiS gal
@rdfibent: SHso MeienSumf.
8~tses9rGftb. unb Setr.: Griebr. GebtpenbIsr.
Nl8 gparb If 0feference fit Baltimore
faO fpsenbe Serrea bon benen BITE nit < b~eseidaetea auD @trd,
Sr. 81. eGunaGer, x Sr. g. 90. Git,
- Sobt. Qebr, Il ~ 9Bn. 9. Mdnner,
~ 9Derrer Dreief, X y Saob NuepIpb,
~ Sanilton Cater, x ~ G.8. SptIfer, .
- Gtr. Stnrt6s x - W1e1er Stein,
y Serrt. BON Sapf X y 50, ubrlaub, -,afa
- Senr9 Ofetrth y Wep1es gDteienfelt.
ieuitat AustunTt 3u geben, ba ibnen BITE GtaitGt tn bic Bidder
.berieiben su ieber Belt fret febt.
Nppltf1nten bon Waibingtcn itnb aus iraenb
einem Tbeile be8 StaateS Warplaub
.pOaen f5 btrttt an mid peabet, UNI ibre eebenssertaernns sn
betuertfeatsen, Eg - -
SSfFee:o go, is SacOnbFr, ss8eauberibsr Spf.Offc.
(&u930,iD
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0tener ,tn0 tuttbtt9er Tabrplan.
20 Na6 btrt @eien rnS Sii0en. ieh

"a Ma6 0tm @eten un0 Sii6en. teA
Baltimore mnb Sbtr=Gienbdbn.
@n uno na& benz 80. Sui t~S6eFse1en BITE 9ase me fSlet: {
Son Camden Stdttpn Baltimore: Der gDfsug, Gpnntags
auseenptnmen, I'M 8 nbr 30 Nitnuten 0rrxrittdes / ub Der @r
preesug UNI A ltr Mtinuten NaAmtttass. Bette 3Iee geben
nan alen 2betlsn bes g8efeus uno &prbsQDefens tn biretter
Qinte. VUN et4tlV
aa4s aa Stir @egsBafaeiere.
gea& anen gunttsn swtlden Baltimore rnS YtsOn,Unb nebme
swil6ea cumberland uno gD9eetite t1b 3mt12en @raftCa unb par
f~ersbure ben A utr- Mtnuten-8ue BON Baltimore.
Der Sreperidz Recommendations Sug
Serldbt Baltimore fur Brtbertf NIB be baswif6en ltesenOea
plate tdSltd' UNI A lttr IS Mtnaten NadntIttaes. NIT &usuatnte
Bee SDnntdes. unb errei&t Sreeertd uni III. 20 We. &benss; ser.
last BET Der Ratfebr .5rsberid I'M 9 nbr gUrnitttaes uhO lanet
tn Baltimore UNI 10 II. 80 @R. Wtitta9sa an.
Der @licptt'S 81 WtiQ8z Accommodations 3ug
9ebt tdsli6 NIT @uSnnbrnr bee SunntasS me fclet: HlH
8erlG6t Characterization UNI 6 20 Wiprgens uh6 1 u. 420 gld6nt.
bon G1tcptt's Wltls ut z 40 @tUr8ens, 2,3On GAO Nabut.
Nad7 Walbtn9tpt uto benz Siiben
gebsa BITE 8ase UNI % fiO 40 Reo~rnttttass, fOwie I'm 3 IS unb
4,20 NaAutttoBS. M ia fHst. -
@ut @pnnts UNI 4,25 Dlcrsens. .~'
.rs.I-aa Gen QBaIbingtpit aat 4anr.e
urt 6, 20 amb Z gprnatttaes unb Z, 20 un6 80 gtadua. a.4L aaa
- Mna Spnntas nur NaGnttttdgs TIM 800. .ETe a1G
Der 3wette unb Sierte 3ug BON Baltimore imb 0albtnetpt bers
btnben f6 nit bh 3ugen Der annapolis 8dtn. sflt3E
Der sweite rmb brittle Bug tdlt duf bi 3ptfGenhdttunen. 5a-
b. Rr g0e8en TifetS, &ustunft, 8abrt II, r. ~. renbe man lid
an s. 8. @nBfdnb, A9eut an Der StGetsSfFce Gantpen.
fattpn. 80 m. Yrescptt Snattb,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Baltimore
6. M. GDIe, Generals iaeteur. - ,gt8 s(@ut6,tD
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Ytano'8 altf 8effpIIl1nn

sd unb BON ieber 9pfs= unp gauart merben aettefert.. ..r
Die erBBte Spr8fdlt rtrb auf bic Mrtett un6 dnf bic Musnabl
Der Wlatertalten Serpeneet unb ct fam bdter fir iebeS aus fsinrnt
Snfttut berpproehenbe Snfruunent bic Garantte i6ernehmea, tas
eS cue gtssni6aften etnes ehteu ptanp'8 BETTE. lT2]4F q
@le Snffrnn'eate aus meiner 3abrtt perNen fir 5 Sabre ron
benz Bag te8 @erfaufes an edrantirt.
9rfrnOere Nufmertfamte't mr6 auf be &usspdbl bon Snfru=
ntenten, nslae tn elmer srp6en gntkrnrns perienoet merten, yer,
tcenbet rp Elm gDrre6t bs ltmtanfbeS interEat6 6 Olsudten Senn
s'srtauIstast al, nitro %sefattst, fO0te Elm Snfrannent nidt Spa-
fdnbte b~etrirbteen. - H.aI 80,
Sefdnpte SOrrdtbtb cine Iuswabl Won M~elUbecns, ron en- be
Fen Observation-Disclosures su $45-290. Ed I r.aelz
II 2 pianos nerben rntectauf6t, auS0enietbet un6 geftntrnt.
gSIn Sndbe II. GptfD.
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duf tent altet @ldbe

GEO. I, 3, 5 u,1b z, 81. @utatpItr.,
~8eesnaser rem Guitars 6oafe Baltimore, @6, wteoer frEFnet.
Oantenb fur BITE auageSreitete GSmeridaft, meL&e Der frIGtten
5trma, ndtrenb Der lesten L, Sabre 81 bell wurOe, nta&t Der I'm
%tersetbnete, benz gublifutn Bite %ersebrnfe @nSetee, Da6 er felt benz
1Uee beS etnen 3Rstftabersr Srn. 0enrs Sable, 'tur& beden SOB
bic ~eOnt9dsnie selSft psrhen mar, ben sansen bebeutentsu TSrratb
bon mod unSpafnbetenptanp's 6ct3 uno Gnberentt p~rdptrtrten Wfa-
tertal tduFtb an f6 eebtaGt bat. Gr mirb teSbdlb has @efbdft
tn benz alten Stale III benz fraberen @si&dftspfal fcrttetreiten
unS std CUR Aufgabe maiden, baS 9anpscfAaft tntnter nte6r TIT
fetner VpQenoung 81 ~Sertenern. +,F. lv-.a:... Ia .3.
@ueer (etnen alteh qDaarenbGufern unb Ger Batrif IN @utarfr
nebe Salttnaprefr, batter eine.neue sroee 5abrif IN &. Gunufr.
nit her Trpnte ra6 g9efft. errtftet, In toether. er ene arpse Mn-
3atl Der beffen Mrbetter bef61ftt9t. I35 I1ll.IEt1 TIfLIE.
Sn eteier Sa6rif werben ptauO'S naG elmer neuen Seata eefer.
ttat, fir pelde er bei Der @usfeGns i'm MldrsGanb Sasituf, wp
be eslfsn $Snffrantenteasu,sasr aus 8Uiten, gteyr: gDff I'M 9atti-
Der &usiyru6 beS Snfttuts wnrbe furs na&ter fur6 bic Sn=
puftrte aSSfeuung S1n &t&n'Ons, gay %befattst, 100 itm etenfdgs
as erte Yrdntturn ertbeilt tpurbe. ,t,s -
Dura btefe betben @tablifementS III Ct lit BEN Gtan6 eefebt, aGe
@nftrdse, nit nflben er beebrt wtrb, aafs prpmptefe atsSn=
flHren.
&ae In be1er 8abrif eebauten gtaHp's BADEN sUle etIerne RaE-
men uno fmo 70 cDnfrutrt, 6ab ff BET auSerrrrentltAer Daucrbif
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Common COuneii--Adjourned Meeting.l

WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 9Th.
Present, His Honor the Mayor, and Aldermen
Davis, Hudson, Love, Mann, Thomas, Walker,
and Shields.
Contract of Committee of Ways and Means
with B. =. Avery, City Printer, read and ap-
proved, and bond approved and placed on file.
Aid. Mann announced in appropriate terms the
death of Hon. Henry p Haun, late U. 5. Senator
and moved that a committee be appointed to
draft resolutions expressive Of the feelings OF this
Council.
The Chair appointed Aid. Mann, Love and
Hudson as such committee.
A recess was taken of five minutes, and the
committee reported as follows:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased Divine Providence to
take from us our most worthy fellow citlzen the
Hon Henry p Haun, and whereas his long resi-
dence among rs, his irreproachable character as
a private gentleman and the faithful public SER
vices he has rendered in the different public posi-
tions he has occupied, since the organization Of
our State Government, make il our duty as a
municipal body, as it Is our melancholy pleasure
as individuals, to pay a tribute Of respect to the
deceased. Therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That in the person of the Hon. Hen
rv p Haun we have at all times recognized a
valuable member Of society; his stern integrity,
his clear, quick and comprehensive mind, his de-
termined will, his frank, generous and independ-
ent department, in his intercourse with his fellow
men, constituted him proper recipient Of public
confidence.
RESOLVED, That his judicial services, during
the first four years of our State Government, con-
tributed much to bring the then chaotic social
elements under the rule of law and order, and his
recent briefhut useful career in the u. 5. Senate
has demonstrated that his death is one for which
California well may mourn
RESOLVED That as a mark Of respect to the de-
ceased, this Council do now adjourn, and that the
members, together with the officers Of the City
Government will attend the funeral of the de
ceased in body, and proceed to the grave on
foot and wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
RESOLVED, That the Clerk be required to spread
these Resolutions on the mnutes-to transmit a
copy of the same to the widow Of the deceased, /,
also to furnish a copy of the same to each Of the
daily papers ofthis city for publication.
Council adjourned
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

DARING RoBBERY.-A daring robbery was
perpetrated on Monday evening at place
called Mountain Springs, between Dutch
Flat and Iowa Hill in Placer county. The
particulars are thus given by the Nevada
Democrat
About half past ten o'clock two men enter
ed the store of Brown d Co., drew revolvers
upon Brown and his clerk, and told them to
keep perfectly quiet or they would be shot
eead IN their tracks The robbers we're soon
JV'ned 10y two accomplices, when Brown and
'ne clerk were taken to a back room, bound
securely with ropes, and gagged so that it
was impossible fer them to make particle
~ noise. The robbers then proceeded at their
!e'sure to search the store, and succeeded in
iiinulng 1920 worth of gold dust, considera-
ole com and two gold watches, which they
SSarIled oil. In about an hour after the viii
,e !",es mad left, the clerk managed to free him
ssi'' when the alarm was given and parties
'lsrted out in different directions in pursuit
ol the robbers
Ihls robbery was perpetrated in a town of
Two or three hundred inhabitants, and at an
rOGr ro,,I IL the evening before many of them had
Ieured to their beds.
lhe Democrat adds that on Tuesday one
o' the men in pursuit of the robbers arrived
q" Nevada giving Information to officers there,
""u every means will be taken TO Arrest the
perpetrators. 1t learns that man named
Ian smith. supposed to be one of the rob
pets has been arrested at Grass Valley and
lodged in Jail