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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
The Nevada Journal of the 18th ult. says:

We learn from reliable authority ih4I M Inulans
within six miles of laeksons n, halch rpa 1a
18th Nav. They were probably scouts. me
keeners of stations ON the Henness route are leav.
ing and driving their stock in this direction. There
feed Tor .aad aa bs on pat me oo tss
snad The want of stations will delay the train for
some days. e...,;a,.,, AZ,
tains. that the Indians have stone towers, a few
feet high, on the tops Of the high ridges on which
from one point to another. This kind Of telegraph
has been use among them many years"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
BATTLE WITH IsplAss.--rns San Antonio Texan

BATTLE WITH iNDIASs.--rhe San Antonio Texan
of the sth inst. says:
We mentionedlast week that Mr.. Vincent GarZa,
and company OF Mexicans, had pursued and
oyertaken the party Of Indians that attacked Major
Howard's train. The intelligence is corrobOrated
by gentleman who was present ut the engage
ment, and who informed one of our citizens Just
returned from Uyalde Of the circumstances. NO
less than twenty.one of the Indians were Killed.
The Mexicans behaved most gallantly on the oc-
casion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

HIGn FALL.--A sailor belonging to the Span
ish ship Joven Alvira fell from the nlantop of the
vessel to the deck below, Tuesday, and by the fall
both his legs and arms were broken. his teeth
brought up to the city from the Bay on the steamer
Swan last night, and is not expected to survive.
He is now at the Marine Hospital, His name We
could not learn. Mobile Adv.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
Ls- ~ ==.'. ==
California Items.

From the San Francisco papers of the 2lst ult.
we extract the following paragraphs:
A telegram in tile morning papers, received yes
terday from Virginia City, Utah Territory, says
that $50 stand of arms arrived here at 10P M. OF
18th May. The men who arrived with their arms
were received with much cheering, The Nevada
escort with rifles, reached the same place at noon
yesterday.
A public meeting was held at North San Juan
Nevada county, on the 18th May, on the matter ol
the Washoe Indian outbreak, when s493 was in
stantly subscribed for the relief I cur distressed
brethren over the mountains. Twenty men also
march against the Indians.
Nevada has subscribed s250oin aid of the Indian
threatened people Of Washoe. and sent q company
of Rifles to the rescue. The Rifles arrived at yir-
ginia City on 18th May. +
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

ASSASSINATION OF THE Tycoon Philadelphia
June 1.-THE best informed among the Japanese
admit the possibility of an insurrection in their
country, but dishelieve the report Of the Tycoons
assassination. Prince Melo, spoken of as leading
power in the Empire. and his hahtual attitude to-
wards the Government justiiies the suspicion that
he has attempted the alleged revolt. The intelli-
gence is by no means wholly disaredited, but it has
produced as yet no special effect.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

most things, when recently asked respecting po-
etic temperament, replied "oh, he i one Of those
men who have soarings after the infnise. and div
ngs after the unfaihomable, but who never pays
CASH. s.<55 s. z,.45s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

EAsIG ttIClIaItU8Est,
-Manufactures--
STATIONARY, PORTABLE AND STRICTLY PORTABLE
Steam Engines
OF any required power and superior design and workman
ship combining several improvements with simplicity dura
bilty best adapting them for plantation
Improved Circular Mills Grs Mills, shaftng for Gin
Houses, Framing Pumps, and Machinery generally.
Ny Machinery will be fully guaranteed perform repre-.
ented experienced mechanic it when de-
sired An illustrated catalogue with prices by mail when
requested.
Samples machinery exhibition at my ofce No. 81 St.
Charles street, New Orleans
ia,s smxw P. HENRY TAYLOR Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

A Coop HIHF.-If iastrnetiug a child, you are
vexed with il for want of adrnitnees, try,if you
have never tried before, to write with yonr left
hand, and remember that child is all leftchand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
SECOND DISTRICT counr WIDOW ooNAsT vs. Succession
of New Orleans. Of GARDNER JoHNSoN.-No

1870
RYVIKTUE of a, writ of seizure and sale
Orleans, in The entitled canse, will proceed
s Public aasSn a. the City aae street be-
day Of june 1862 IL o'clock NJ the following described
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Fonrth -
SON. this state The square bounded BY Mary, Chip
gneer on 9Th March s and deposited reference
lot measures said plan in American thirty
eleven inches and five nes front said ST. Mary
ed the by alley FIVE feet wide it and
adjoining los together with the buildings and Improvements
2 i CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, designated by the
number Thtywo in number Three situate in tho sub
5 s. Many Eta District e Ct g said a M Of M
p between alei lines Of one hundred and ten feet all
G one e @ p b. an ana ar tr
ence in the office of D. L. Mcilay then Notary this city
oETas M a s T s5 II o pa sas ii s Suburb
Mary This city in the square bounded by Julia John,
God St. Peter streets. designated lot No.
1915 and deppsted for reference in the office Of CHA
pell Of the Noares Of This city said lot measuring
coIng said pan twenty eight feet front Peter street.
hundred and twenty six inches and five lines deep
the side towards Julia hundred and nine
eight feet wide in the Toge her with all the
J. A GERfAl IN ioT IF GROUND situate in the rear of
anbonrg Laconrse in the First District of this cy in The
square by Howard Fato and Clio Streets
being by the No Four of square No Twelve
Municipality the 22d March, 1872 and annexed act
Pollock then the Noaries this city, thS2 23d
October iS3 said lot of ground hvi feet front
said Howard and extending in depth, between paal
eighth inch. Together with all the buildings and
/ prnvenents thereon, etc.
/ Seized in the above suit.
| TERMS-Cash on the spot.
i ~.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

This Celebrated Water which is obtained from the
Louisville the depth of 1850 feet has been proved
the Professor Lawrence Smith, Of louisville
r. Chiffon of New York. be closely allied
in it's medicinal properties TO the aaned waters Of
neky the Congress Springs of Saratoga il
this city.
Diseases Dyspepsia, Cosveness Derangemens
Of the Liver Nervaunes snrpasSes of
mineral heretofore i'll Ii is put up boes and
packed great strong boxes containing
dozen bottles. For sale in New Orleans by
P. b. FERR ALL, Commission Merchant,
msO 6m No. Il Poylras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
n. It
mysi tel3 2T Sheriff Of the Parish Of 6rlea

sixth glsrsleI oouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS THE
of New Orleans. MINORS OF r q. SMITH.
Ne. s29S.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
New Orleans in the entitled will proceed
sell public auction at the City Hotel Common street be-
june 1860 at L o'clock NJ the following described
erty, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
District of this CITY, square No. 6 bounded by Camp Ghes
Eighth and seventh trests and having front Of thirty
feet inches Seventh street. by hundred and
twenty-sese feet ten inches in Gepth.
Seized in the above
TERMs-Gass on the spot. 5=2 :.
f. T. PARKER.
Sheritfof the Parish of Orleans,
sIxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE IA NLIE,oR,
oe i' ts'1se'esotse'A'. ~ L. 6 sMIfii9No SOS
ENN VEEITU dun writ de saisie ct yente, u
h moi adess6 honorable SSieme Cour de District de
Ia Nonve Orleans dams faare cdessus je preeederai le
sAMEn1 80 de JUN 1850, midi rHotel de- Ia Cite rue
de Ia Commune entire les u Camp des Magasns Ia
pabaue ct adjudication do Ia propred capres de-
crite, snr9ir
gN TERRAIN sins dams le Quatreme District Do cette
VILE dams rilet No 62 horne les rles dn Camp Chestnut
Haeme Septeme ayant peds dix pouces de
face la Septome cent yngsept pieds dix dc
profondeur.
Saisi dams liafaire ci.dessus.
CoNnITI0Ns-Comptant moment dc Padiudicatien.
f. 4. PARKER,
ny39 jeS IL % 80 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse di0rleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

sixrnxE coun DE DISTRICT Ia VILE De Ia NouyELLE-
de la NonyslIe, Orleans. No 1896 j.
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisfe ct yente a
IL moi adesse par Honorable Sxieme Cour de District
Ia Nonve Orleans dams paae cdessus je pocederai le
SAMEDI de juet 1860, midi, pIIotel de In Cite de
la Gemmne les du Camp ct des Magasins Id
publique ct adjudication de- ss8
I'm TERRAIN 81 dams lie Premier District de ville
dams le No. borne les de la Nouvele
Deod Caiope Per vingtnenf pieds de face
la alope vingt cinq peds de profondeur
Saisi dams faffaire desstss. 7 .&g
CONDITIoNS-Gonpan moment de adjndicaton
e. T. PARKER,
je5 II % % jy7 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOreans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
f. T. PARKER.
WINES, WINES, WINES, WINES. etc

WINES, WINES, WINES, WINES. etc
PORT
50 Il casks L. Kuster's Burgundy
GO 4 :. Nores
4oI Royal Company.
10 u :. Ghamisso Pure Juice.
Y Old Imperial.
10 boxes Old Imperial 1885.
40 London Dock, very fine.
SHE RRY.
40 u casks Harmony Nephews.
u !. Duff Gordon.
80 boxes =. very fine.
CHAMPAGNE.
50 Moei 4 Ghandon's Vim Angais.
80 0eil de Perdrix.
10 baskets >. Sllery.
PUNCH.
40 boxes Batavia Arrac,
ARET.
400 +. Klepper's Margaux.
90 st. Estephe.
10 Margaux, l8f.
WHIT E WINE.
40 cases kleppers Chaean Yquem
Ia and for sale by >. WOLFF,
m2S dAHrner Of Gravier and New tevee ats
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

EsuR GONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
e n the Back, and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SoLu5
TION-Ths wodrenbwned preparation all Affection
the generatiye organs, whether chronic
clans Of England Of France and Of America acknowledge
efficacy Thousands of sufferers have been relieved bY
Purely vegetable in composition, Ia harmless as Is ef
cacous The becomes ipvigorsed and ths dehgtra
body and depressed mind restored to energy.
B. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States.
rlvl7 " Anntherart 2s stree Nsre er'aars
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

rLARET, BRANDlEs, etc.
" -I.andlng ex ship Ann Washburn-
as cases kepper's Margaux Clare
59s St. Julien :. pms
a& sS " :. St. Estephe :. p''''''
20 30 :. " :. :. Chat du. Teitre 6larst. haes
80 , ;. Ghnt. Co.'s :.
II . :, Chat. Margaux, ls48 Garet
25 Chat Y'quem santerne
90 :. superior Olive OIL
landing ex ship Falmouth
10 u pipes rouney Brandy. .-z"#
10 q
Landing ex brig victoria--
10 i pipes Marett Brandy. ~
81 :.
TO arrive per slip Ashland
225 casks Marzetts Pale Ale.
For sale by $. WOLFF,
as corner Gravier and New Leyoe SITS.
fSITTzENs INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Office No. 3 Carondelet street..
Capital, sa71,7aO ss.
oMER GAIILARD. President. A. sGHRIEBER, Secretary
rRUsTEEs:
Geo W. west R. P. Hunt,
James A. White, NJ Mnsson
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr,
D. Jamson Numa Angustin,
Ar. Mitenberger Cesare Olivier
]. Leisy, A. Rohn
0mer Gaillard.
Company against the per seas and river
and loss and damage by fire at the of premium
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

STATE LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans. City of New orle ms.
Be it remembered that this 10th day of March, 1860 be
me- subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. p Janver Secretary of the Louisiana Muua Insurance
Company New orleans, who being duly according to
law do depoe and that the above just and
true transcript from the books of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
Il P. JANyIER, Secretary.
and subscribed before this 10Th day of March,
1860. d. MITCHELL,
Second the Peace for tho Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent in
outstanding certificates of profits and after the
Serond Monday Of May redeem and after that
date the Scrip the 1885, and they have further de-
scrip dividend of Thirty Three and One Third per
the earned premiums of the ending Fehraary 30 1850
certificates will be issued and after the first day
june 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

NEW oRLEAss, Jan. lg 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of The City of New Orleans.
~ GENTlENfEN--The undersigned, owners
N of properly Ironing Dauphne stree, Canal Is
panade respectfully petition honorable body
lie auction after days neite in the official j0urnal the
for paving with blocks nRphin from Canal
Epanade and for raising the sidewalk each side
and paving the with ag The whole work be
performed in conformity with the specifications Of the City Sur
geyor
Ed. j. Rorstall, 50 feet.
=I l.. Il. FnrStali, 70
John Pemberton, SS
Wild. A. Xiuues, "a -
j. P. Weatlerly 81
A. Carriere, 127
r. D. urquhart, ltS
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secetary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NouyELLE-t,RLEANs 10 iauvier 1860.
APHonorahle Conseil Commun de la
vile de la Nouvele Oreans.
E ES SOUSSIGNES, proprietaires sur In
Ia Dauphne, des EsIAnade Canal espec.u
demanden honorable confo mtment la
section aeme de la nonyelle chartre de fae vende encn
dix jonrs davis dams In Oicee pour
des bocs de grant la Daphne des
Canal Espanade eeyer les rottoes des eux cote
pour coniecion des dts tronires
plates Iouvrage devra fat conormtment specca
tons du voyer de la vie
Ed j. Forstall, 80 pieds
l.. Il. Forstall, 10
John Pemherton IS
V2ve A. Xques, 64
j. P. Weatherly, 80
A. Carriere 1877
g. r. d. Urquhart los
JAS. A. HOPKINS
t23 lawSw Serretare A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

1 = fa- sas ~ - - e. u. GRATfAA & 60,
- W. eeo V =. - Custnnhnnsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

The whole State Department burst into an agony
of tears on beholding these beautiful tokens OF the
estimation in which our beloved country Is held py
the rulers Of foreign land and the artist of Frank
Leslies made such truthful drawings Of the pres.
ents, that new pettieoat was at once presented
to him by the delighted visitors. After being
taken through the various localities at Washington,
such as the barbershops, the confectionaries, etc.
the Embassy were permitted to retire to their
rooms and refresh themselves with couple of
fricaseed birds nests.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

NEW oRLEAAs Aprli II, iSbo.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City OF New Orleans:
GENTLENiEN-yV the undersf z ned, o1vn-
~ and representatives of popert. Gng Ga
do. with Section la the City Charter
petition your honorable body for brick banaee hoeed by
curb~toes and wooden cutters, the northwest side of said
Galvez street from Espanade 10 ST. Bernard street
Property represented as follows z..zz
g. Laroqne Turgeau,
PerG. o Ftechier, 62 feet.
Danl. Edwards, 3le :,
Chas Is. Singleton, 3l6 ..u
Susan Broadwell, lag
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NouyELLE- ORLEANS, II ayril 1860.
A PHonorable Cansel Commun de la Vile
de Ia NouEele- Orleans:
M ESSIEURS-Les s0nssignes, prOprietai l.
IVA agents de bens fonciers fsant face tia
conormdmen Ia section lme de In chnr'e de la VILE
demandent yotre Memorable corps de faire fae ban
cIete brqnes pcrre bordures ct rgoesen bs
h cote nordouest de la de Gayez des Espanade ST.
Bernard
Propri6tes representes CONNIE suit:
G. Laroqne Tnrgeau, zsu
Par O. .. Fleehier, 62 pieds.
Danl. Edwards 800
Ghas. b. Singleton, BIG
Susan Broadwell l4g
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Az lawsw secreaire du Conse,l des Assist, Aldermen,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

DuNCH-!2u boxes BaIavia Arrae, sale bS
4 WOLFF.
s93 corner Gravier and NevV Lsvee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

LA WILLIE DE LA MILE
DEuxlEME couR DE rls1nlcr ORLEANS vs.. LA sue.
de "a RsbbsfdSa RsTS5FN q 5
I'm VERTU dun writ de safsie ct yente a
II moi par Honorable DeHxieme Cou de District
LUNDI s de JUN 1860 midi, Hotel de la Cite, dc
la Commune du Camp Nagasns, la
pubque adjudication dc Ia propratd don't desepten suit
Quatrieme District, ILET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, An
nunciatlou Chippewa, SiNeme Septieme cnquante Chip
cent trtnte
Saisie dams liafaire ci-dnssus.
GONDITIoNS-Goniptar moment de 1'adndcation.
e. T. PARKER
myls 26 ia4 II IL Sheriff de Ia Parnissp dfreaus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
THE PHILADELPHIA WIDE-AHAHES.

TIE TRIBUNE was honored By ;eIenade from the
plilndelri ID WideAyakes yesterday morning ri ei
which the menu trs paid visit to on press rooms,
where the enormous eoi lou Of The WEEKLY
TRiBunE was bsirg priuIed eff The fpien'
did csdpline Of thee young men, their maniy up
=. sIance snd dgIited ba iIP, have ealsd TOTO Tue
WAN, admiration Of all who have seen them. ms
r'eai sit iuIr mpiu witt has been oil an'"u'aee iu
n,snv wave. and mrsl lie chToncltd foremost among
the mspy agreeable episodes of the campa'gn FROM
opr flee L ey called upon Gov Morgan at DIS omcs
.; Wall ,tr,et IL front e HE Office the tand played
NH e, lombia." "Tbe Red While aud Blue, and
tho aEIsg Of our Urion Forrvtr. AT the close oil
lie seeersde. the Club viited Mr.. Simeon Draper,
c. airman OF the Republican State Central C'mu"@e'
20 uh, ID hey paid fuiisr compliment Mr. Draper
fi itou.)y acknowledged The nor conferred uP'n
hin by Iii. Philadelphia fiends, and said be regSruea
the 4, opstrafion before him not only az an omen 0,
victory bu az AN omen Of coed feeling when snou'd
nr.v,iI ,hrou ,hout the length AID bretoth Oh ou'
,Ioriops country lie thanked them Tor TIE Nisil 10
Nev.york 10 the name Of tie Republic anS OF 'ne '''
.nteusue Of the Republicans OF the ~hoe o'a"' apu
IN the ZANE of majority Of the people OF ire VIZ
c,rn,,r-tl At country to which we all owe our or'"
udto lieh we will cling until the 'aft urOP VI Vu'
blood s dawn from oar bodies III, ,o,a
Mr. Dnpers rmarss were rsce"'" g., :,
1ces fon a rbladelpti sud b'7s 0i '"o =. y,
.ao,sve.. n ,dtd outsijtre. The Cino pr 1"'u
~, ouslt.sst tho Ls!rIgs House l"i N'''
I.s.,,,.sJs 20 Mr. Drspsr, abd ca msted'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
MUSIC.

Dodwortb's Saloon was, last might quite 6lled by
dtmoust7a,ive sIdenee tie occasion beiug hiss Car
lota PATHS concert. The programme was made up ct
the fragments of opera Usnay Offered at soc1 euter-
tspmeI 's AID sae well rendered by tue artists The
,Iiun ph achieved by Miss Patti was geDui and I'M
mis,akable. Her voice is marked by az intensity OF
rathetc power which IT, iodeed, wonderful; and Thsn
in lie" Al! Non ginpge' and the sparkling moroccan
with which ihe answered the determined encore, che
hunt thr.pgh the trsmmels Of embarrassment and
novel position and gave to her voice it's free eourss,
= sent fIth shower Of rots rctnd as pearls ADD
viii, ths CLEAN Of the Gisnoud And ye', even q. its
best, her performance oO.y gave HAT of what SHE
old 90 when on an ACCUSTOMED s'a.e So gtet Il
ST GER ought to he more Otter beard. The other por
tors Of the concert DO not demsnd especial notice
th-uh son sckno wle6Tmfnt should 10 made for the
zeal ard spirit shown by Madame Coson, who in ed
dion to eeve el other pisces relieved the evening ny
& tt Of geI;,el low comedy 10 The form Of the French
" Laughing sorg'
Attie Acaitm of Music, this evening, the opera OF
Malta ,sil he performed introducing FoEmes
FablIi. Stigeri, AID Madame Orny, whose card
81 polTcing that she not eceeged appeared 10 the
ps,us Of Mel day. Thy who have the manag' ment
oftetrefen tes son seem dtte,mind TO labor faith
fully 10 reduce opera ia better fora than we ha sc
Ltely fsd it, and their honest Efforts ought to be re-
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

Ex-Gov. CHASE of Ohio spoke last evening" at
Newark. n. J., and leaves tb's morning for home
in Difference TO imperative engagements. lie has
been speaking daily in our State for Tue last 'oTt
night msioIy in the close Congress district aud
has done woman service. He speaks ve'y p'aloiy'
without parade OF ornament; but no man lvlng
better understands the great principles which
underle the canvass, or has better faculty for
making others understand them.
Il. S. Senator WADE aud Lisut.-Gov. FORD oil
Ohio have likewise been speaking in our State tor
s,ms DAYS. and still are Mr. Wade IS one Of the
mes! fo,cible and Mr. Ford one OF the most enter
tanning speakers we ever heard We propose to
thank them by our mojoriies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

THE Pacific TELFGRAPH TO BIZ CossrRrcrED.-
Tie So. Louis Democrat publishes the progt an ne
agreed upon by the Pacific snd American Telegraph
Company for the construction of their line TO CsN-
fotria. II is believed that Communication bet Eeen
California and Missouri VIII be speedily established by
tis route. so that news from San F'apcisco VIII 10
received within the space Of one hundred hours. The
DcmOcrot says:
"a contract has bern executed with responsible par
tee for the transportation Of poles for nearly 2Oo rles
up the valley Of the Gha, in Arizona Territory res
character If the gen lemeu engaged 10 this work ia
sufficient guaranty OF their peculiar abilty 10 cary
out their engagements TO the letter. -
"Wbeu the lire reaches F'rt Yuma there viii be a
gap between the California telegraph and Fort omith,
ArBapsas, OF 200 miles. We learn that negotatious
8re pending for extension Of the Stebbins line from
Fort Sn it'll TO the Red River at Sherman, Texas; aca
propositions have been sXcbanRe1 between the Stsb-
bins Company and tue Pacific and Atlantic COnpAny,
TO build and forward each end rapidly as possible.
each Compary 10 contract On equal number OF miles,
"Tbo Missouri River ard Western Company owning
the Fort Smith telegraph fud that t6s ine does DOT
nav working exptns and evincee the utmost willing
ness 10 extend the wirs any reasonable distance that
is likely to bring the whole liue revenue. formsry
lorps amount of California rews was telsgrsp1sd
om this city for the press of California n be forward
I'd from the limit OF the wires to that state ~ ths
Overland Mail coach but the Of the Pony kr-
press has eectuay broken uo that business for ths
present
AfbOnqh, as we nave Dslore eateu tte u 1Sun0
Telegraph authorized to be- built by act of Congress,
and for which TIE Federal Government agreed 70 pv
$40 600 per spDum, has been decreed to foll2~ TIC
Pony Express route, Wis Fort Laramie srd Cirson
Valley it il It'll believed by most of those IN erestsd Ia
he that the souhern route lie the best tor
working telegraph, owing t. The ease AID faculty. OF
ke.y ing the wires Ia rep.r, and more than Az 70 ne
dan thunder aud atmosphere inuueh'es
upon the Upper Platte river. Fam,
II has been t9o years since the people OF sitor-
MIA were glad to receive their Atlantic new. 10 tTer.
ty five dsys 1t bias since been reduced By the o7eta-
ton of the Pony Express and telegraph 20 Twelve
WIVES. he tine NAV be reduced to little over 100
bcn,s A brief ioi.rvsl will theu eaPse before the
operators of Missoun aud California will exeh'ngs
nomp,sin valleys in as many minutes. IL auy oN
dpbs thar this is a fact sge he here find strkis
illustration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESSION.
To IA. Editor If The " Y Tribune.

To ne Edto, II The ". T. Tribune.
SIR The proc. ssion of the Oemocr Ats last night WAS
very boerous aar differing widely from the easy noi'ele
re, Of the Wide Awakes In neither equipment
oder Isrectaity numbers did IT in any way compare
With the Tro, .,ion intended TO rclpse Most OF the
tad 10 uniform not torchlisht some'ime' u
row d dam men, single torch Light at each end was ' ''
could be
Tt'y 6d not could march. Men were arranged oo'ae
boys ticy stepped all pa.es In order and ol Of order
1Le o thu diff between the pemoc'a' PO
c,su aud n procession Of the wdeAwakes MOTTO speak o.
f, t,llns o,to,s Indecent pictures AMI carr aturoa Of
which lne Wide wakos had Nor did Il come up - 'H0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

The cleo ion Of Mr., Daily 10y the legal voters OF The
Tepi,ory i. nov pa cd beyond DOUBT Whether the
n fraudulent means will he taken 10 obtain the GER
tscnte for Mr. Morton used last year to gain
it f L aIpook, remuirs 10 b, seeu.
TIE Coupcil sauds Republicans TO G Democrats
TIE House il decidedly X 7poblicau The lst altesdy
stoWs a majority of With 6 Jet to hear from.
Nebraska is Republican al over Her returns will
Re as voice Of cheer TO the friends Of Free Terri
tories al Fee II mes who are l4boing in tie STATES
for the triumph of the Republican csuse.