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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate OF
il the County YORK. notice s hereby given TO all persons
having claims against JOHN X ROBSON late OF the City OF
NewYo deceased 70 pesen, the same with vouchers
n the Subscriber her residence in West gan street. near
Broadway the City Of Newly before the twentieth
day Of April next-led NewY the 18th day Of October
les9. WILLAMETTE kOBiSON, AuhnmsuntfH.
o2lJaweno1b
GUPkEBE COURT, City and County of New
- Yorl.-IIf RMANN cox and ERNEST FARRAND DEL
RtCBs against CHRISTIAN MULLER. Summons for q
MONEY d, contrsc-,Com mot served Te the De
.pd abovenmed: You hereby srmoned and nired
10 er tie complaint In bis action winch win be Gsd In
the Office the CLERK Of the City and County Of Ne 'fok ut
the City Hail. in the City Of Newly ok, sna 10 copy
yo the sso complaint the suhsclibsrs at
their ece No. Ill broadway Ia she City of Newly orb within
city asys the service Of this exclusive
the day snch service; snd fail to answer the SAID
conf within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs In this action
VIII tsk against for the Of Ave thousand foar
bunde ed end cgysX dea sna twsniy cents with inter
July "a 1882 besides the Of sais action
BARfsY BUyifR L PARSONS Plsintifs Attorneva
The complaint thu above entitled action sled W the Of
fee of ek 81 the City aud oEnty OF ork Aforesaid
on he ilib day Of Janssry, 1860
BARNEY, bUTLEh PA kBONS, Plaintiff Attorneys
iai2 1aWS~Th
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Mc0ital.

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Tr0FIlNs of THROAT ana LUNGS Depot lag Naterst
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W cues serefas Sal, khsDm al plooi diseases iooptent
pson. Also Female complaints. Price % eEd %
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Us M So cents Strip and FAMILY Ointntn 81 Ad
are. p, PbILLlPS Co. care b. LOCKWOOD, broadway
20 -01hee, kew-YOEk.
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Cures all arrangements OF
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Sod ky all druggists, IN we'd coz ed bottles.
Wholesale Agent s. T. HOMPSON
Ne. Gle Broadway, Room 70 s. az st11s.
nUEBUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY
~ By the academy Of Medicine il the only cure ie
CONSUMPTION, Asst HMA. and ell kinds Of CouGhS Hh
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QIJFRIps PATENT JELLIFlED CASTOR OIL
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da To be the inventors No ss 4th Az ara al -
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No IS reekrpsn-st Wholesale Agents
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ICcn THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
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VIZ confidence On ito speedy transit $50. .--..,
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POI 81 OFF PASSENGER gent No Asor House
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no. 2 AtoT House, add \ .. J South 7'tliam-st
MCDONALD BISCHoFF, EmigIant Agents,
THOMAS A. SCOTT. General sHp',, Altoona Pa
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.
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SIGBT EXPREssat s'sO ?. for DunkirL, Buffalo causB
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BsaLe, eat fend with ths Railroad toi scranton; sad
tnj Cincinnati gOieee, Detroit Chicago ko and the CansAi
S sATn'n nAnsn Receiver. cHAs. EINor Gent. sup'-
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD:-FrOm Dec.
~ ias trains viii leave ChsmesrsSt station as follows;
yIgress TsD .ns Il ~ and +:S p a. ior Sog SIG
s s4 SO S Fl ~ fi ss mo... il and Ba
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AS'Nt @''''' A'Si VI 4 B. sMiTH. Superintendent.
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personal power and dignity of the Pope, and abund.
ant provision of pocket-money for his Holiness-all
that is n0n.essential detail What is essential in
the pamphlet is the leading idea, that the limitation
of Papal territory is dependent on the decision OF
modern, enlightened Europe. That ia what peases
Liberals of all schools here and in England and In
Italy, and in Germany, and enrages all partsans of
anthropotbeOcracy and Divine right TO play the devil
in the world.
The Roman Pope and the Austrian Emperor arc
fatally logical in pursuing their course-though
they run backward. They cannot get oil, as much
as they do TO hold on. Louis Napoleon, one of the
ablest of modern riders is fatally ilogical he is
ION one side) par excellence the man of his epoch,
and seems to keep up with it; but ne Is tied ION the
other side) to dynasty and law on the press. Mean
time, the world rolls slowly surely, bunglingly
enough, but surely on, and will leave them all be-
hind.
The Uoniteur of this morning publishes a long
aud interesting report and series of resolutions Of
the Committee of Subscription for the Army OF
Italy. The subscription, you will remember, was
instituted for the benefit of the wounded OF that
army and of the widows, children, and other rela-
tives of the $4,000 killed of that army. 1t was
opened lest june and is now closed. Three mil
lions of subscribers have contributed 5,63O,0O0
francs say 81 1870 000) in money! beside this there
has been largo contribution Of goods in kind.
But what mainly interests outsiders in this report
and series Of resolutions accounting for the values
received and arranging for their best beneicent dis
position, is that they are signed by woman, g. u-
genie" the Presidente of the Committee of Fifteen,
eleven Of whose members are women.
All! il Louis Napoleon could only unhitch from
these two fatally fixed posts Of dynasty aud press
law, he would ride right on with the worlds move
ment.
Terrible "jouncer" the advanced Model Republic
has lately met with in the John Brown obstacle !!
The general impression among spectators at this
distance is that the Model Republic has not got
past the ",jouncer" after all. French men and wo-
men, if-one can Judge from the printed views of all
sorts Of spectators Victor Hugo, and Louis veuil-
lot, and the Countess dAgoult, for example), think
the Model Republic out of Declaration OF indie.
pendence by G. Washington, has only run against
the gallows-post. TO American spectators at TINS
distance, of my acquaintance at least, the farcica
military display of 500 Virginian Chivairy to hang
one wounded, iettered man, almost oyercomes 'ao
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-31

lately published more inccndiary matter than
Helpers book, that ! ain not still COMMANDMENT
Chief, and that the troops Of :Ashby and Of Scott
are not still on tho scout, or they might be or
dered to scour this metropolis of 4 worse traitor
to this Commonwealth than Underwood ever
proved to be.
Were I governor Of Virginia to day | would
have the constitutional right and power 10
order the same troops here to sweep from Rich.
mond the helper Of Helper. (Cheers and cries
of good There is no use, it is all a farce, it is
all a pretext to have Vigilance committees, if
you allow such helpers Of Helper to play in.
cendiaries with torches rs %intlaming as those
that were found at ~lIarpcr's Ferry.
I promised you, gentlemen, in 1865, when n
candidate for the executive Office of the State,
that if you buckled the sword of Virginia to
my belt of responsibility. that if this State
was invaded and assailed | would drive. that
sword home, I would flesh it or die in the at
tempt. The State was invaded. Little did | ex-
pcct it. Sudden and surprising as a clap Of
thunder from a clear sky, was the invasion of
the State Of Virginia. And I redeemed my
promise. The sword was drawn md never
sheathed until execution, full execution was
done on every surviving convict Of rapine and
lDuTuer, TooocTy anu lre@SoH l ureW inc
sword, and the first hour that | realized the
act of insurrcction-no, there was no insur-
rection-of invasion to incite insurrection |
rushed to the scene it is true with no sword,
in my hand, l had a broken umbrella for my
sceptre, much laughter, and with that, and
else, had | arrived there in time, |
would have stormcd the invader to the very
Jaws of death. But now the howl is, that there
was no necessity for such u force as | sent to
~lIarper's Ferry. No necessity-no excitement
nc battle-no murder mo sudden death
Why, it is said that I confessed there was no
necessity-that I confessed it on the highway.
Aye, sir, one gentleman, when arrived at
city, and paraded those soldiers of
the First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers, OF
whom | was very proud, and took very particu-
lar pains to have them drawn up in a line be-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

a w OMAN KILLS A GRIzzLY.-A corresnon.
dent of the Butte Record, writing from In
skip July 18th, says The dull monotonv
of our little mountain town was enlivened to
day 10y the Introduction of large grizzly
bear into our midst, q recital of whose terri.
Bile resistance, and ultimate death at the
hands OF a woman, created no small sensation
There is something heroic, transcendent and
glorious in woman's heart when she can
calmly take her rifle in hand, with no hu.
man being near to render assistance in case
OF defeat or disaster,an commence predatory
war on a herd of ferocious grizzly bears,
which have always Justly been considered
the terror of the mountains, and to gain a
signal victory over them by killing one, and
routing the others. Yesterday four or five
grizzlys appeared at the ranch of Eliza Perry,
(which is located five or six miles above
lnskip, on the West branch Of Feather river)
and, after killing one of her young cattle,
commenced their gluttonous feast upon its
carcass. This was too Outrageous for Eliza to
witness unmoved; her blood was up and she
did not wait to calculate the chances She
levelled her rifle on one of the largest among
them, and buried ball in his spine, which
sent him spinning to the ground; but soon
with horrid screams he partially regained has
feet, and made furious charge upon his pet
ticoated foel but before he got near enough
to touch the brave woman, she had loaded
her rillle. and sent another leaden messenger
into his CORPUS" to do its work, nor did she
desist until her eighth ball penetrated the
large beast which proved to be his quetus
and he fell dead, while his companions sought
safety amid the 'horrent hills There is quite
a contrst bstween this occurrence and one
that happened last week at Crane Valley,
when two or three griszlys went to Dutch.
mans ranch at night and stirred up an ex-
citement among his cattle. He went out
with three navy revolvers and shot one of
his own calves eighteen times, killing it SO
dead that it smelt bad in mint while the
grizzlys were standing round looking at the
fun"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

CHILDREN PLAYING WITH 1--we RATTLE
sYAKE-Mr. Mcdowell informs US says the
Mountain Messenger of Saturday, of one OF
the most miraculous escapes from the bite of
snake we have ever heard related. On
Monday of last week, the little son of a Mr.
King, Of Scales, Sierra county, a child about
three years of fage, and little girl two years
were seen approaching the hotel of Mr.. Pos
tlewait, at Scales, carrying something in their
hands. When the little ones had nearly
reached Mr.. Postlewait's house, in front of
which some persons were seated, it was OBJ
served that the children were carrying a live
rattle snake, about two and a half feet in
length Fitz, the little boy. had hold of the
reptile in the middle, the head and tail hang
ing by the Ghids feet, and the little girl had
hold of Friz's wrist assisting him to carry his
poisonous burden One of the persons who
had been witnessing this dread Inspiring sight
uttered an exclamation of horror, whereupon
the little boy dropped the serpent. The rep.
tile Immediately coiled himself up, elevated
his head as ifabout to jump upon his innocent
victim, when one ofthe bystanders killed him,
thereby, probably, saving the life of the child
1t was ascertained that Fritz and the little
girl had found the snake in an enclosure about
three hundred yards from Postlewaits house;
and from the tracks and prints in the dust in
the corral it was supposed that the children
had actually been playing with the serpent
A child toying with a venomous reptile
Gracious heavensl One sickens at the very
thought Cen we account for the mastery
obtained by the child over the snake to the
power which q Mesmer discovered2
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
The Medical ond Surgical Institute of

Dr. H. D. CZAPKAY, is already secured in position
winch places it, as well its proprietor far above
the assaults of envy and professional malice In the
schools OF France, the highest prizes are often award
ed TO practitioners in this department of Medical
science and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position in the profession. Rcord is an ilusrious ex
Fmple shining light among the philosophical stars Of
his age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalled
nm IN this country, as proof of which, the Phla-
dephia College of Medicine complimented him with
Diploma, and the honorary dd eundent degree Sc
lectng this as his field of operation, although qualified
as graduate of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
for more extended labors DR.. L. j. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the of chronic and pri-
vate Diseases in which he has become so great an ex-
pert that he is now regarded as theLEApFR in this
branch of profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography published as mat
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals. The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street, corner of
Leidesdorif nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
ciiic Mail Steamship Company.
eaS- We ask particular attention of our readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. je3O-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

FRoM TIE Rio GRANDE-A letter from
Brownsville dated June I'd says; A report
has just reached this place that the Mexican
soldiers sent out by Gen. Garcia from Mata-
moras and Reynesa fell in with party of
Cortinas men, near the Rancho de Santa
Cruz, and after fierce skirmish, shot the
leader, Fiorencio Fernandez, and afterwards
hung him. They took Francisco Csneros
prisoner, and sent him TO Matemoras, and en-.
tirely dispersed the band. The Mexican SOL
diers left Matamoros en- the evening of the
25th Of May, and met the desparadoes on the
30th. A perfect understanding exists be-
tween the American au thorities and the of
fcers Of our army, which will no doubt soon
scatter all evil doers to the winds and be a
warning TO them for the future The DESC
lation along the river is very great indeed
the charred remains of Eany ranches show
how bitter has been the enmity between the
tworaees. and large fields once filled with
corn, contain nothing but rank weeds. No
crops have been put in on the American side,
and as consequence many poor people are
suffering for the necesssries of life.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

AEIzoNA MINEs.-A corr espondent writing
to the Bulletin from Tucson, Jaly 10th, says
that singular error has occurred in the case
of nearly all, if not all, the silver mines of
Arizona. These mines are mostly owned by
companies or capitalists ia the East, who
have invariably sent out men as superintend-
ents or conductors who never saw or had
anything to do with silver mines until their
arrival here. The natural consequence is,
that they mismanage everything, bring the
company in debt, and lower the value of
stock, Most of these mines are said to have
assayedIfrom $500 to $500 per ton, while,
under the present management, they do not
even pay expenses. If they were under the
charge Of practical miners, they would, no
doubt, be wealth to the owners.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

A VETERAN FEMALE FENCE BunDEn.-The
franklin CTenn.) Review says The census
takers occasionally find some strange events
and items. One of the Deputy Marahals for
this county made the Acquaintance of II lady
seventy five years old, who built three hun.
dred yards of good rock fence within the last
year, with her own hands, and what is more
she gathered in her arms all the materials of
which the fence is built. This looks like a
hard yarn, but its truth is attested by numer
Gus witnesses who saw the old lady at her
work, and who have seen it since completed
We doubt if a parallel case will be found in
any other State or county Of the Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

WILL LETTERS SENT BY EXPRESS REACH
AEw YORK By VANDERBILT' STEAMEas2-We e
nave ascertained from Louis McLane, the
superintendent, that Wells, Fargo d Co. have
contract with Vanderbilt to take all their
express matter on his steamers. This con
tract Is binding on Vanderbilt until he gives
I. aae notice its abrogation. No notice of
glls nature has yet reached the San Francisco
9,ranch, SO there is a clear guarantee still in
iorce that all express matter despatched by
steamers from this city, through Wells, Fargo
~ q. TO-, shall be conveyed from Aspinwall to
NeW York by Vanderbilt's steamers. This
Is regarded by Mr.. McLane as conclusive
evidence that the express packages forward
%u oy morr0w's steamer will not be in
tgfIered with or detained on the route
3nonld 1t turn out hereafter that Vanderbilt
"e'erInlnes to prevent Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
%apy other express, from shipping the usual
cypress packages on his steamers, it is tho't
,nere will be no difficulty in getting such
matter Di5 through in spite of any opposition the
g,a p pirate can afford to interpose.-,S. r.
0Hlletin, yuLu goth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

LARGE PIECE OF GoLD.-We saw at the
banking. house of John Uonly, in La Porte
during the week, lump of retorted gold
weighing six hundred and eighty one ounces
and thirteen penny yweights-valued at $I2,-
269,70. 1t was taken from the claims of the
American Co., at Morristown, lately, and
formed but portion of cleaning up. The
American boys have-"the best thing we wot
ot'-having cleared this season $4,000 above
ttxpenses-S3,ooO to each share. They will,
IN all probability, declare another dividend
Of 5000 or $1,000 to each share before water
iulls.-N0untain Nessenqer, 2lst inst
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
A CORRESPONDENT at Tucson, Arizona, SAYS

A AooRREsPoNDENr at Tucson, Arizona, says
have Just heard, through a member Of the
Commission of the Survey of Sonora, Sina-
loa Durango, chihuahua and Lower Califor
MIA that the affairs of said Commission are
Frightening, after the darkness cast upon it
by the failure of the house of decker & Co.,
City of Mexico. Barron d Forbes of Tepic,
have changed Of or are interested in that
gigantic survey 1t is suspected by the
knowing ones that there is more behind the
scene than has been made public in relation
to the failure of the strongest house in Mex
ieO for Jecker q Co. were the Rothssbilas Of
Mexico.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
MOVEMENTS At Iowa H1LL.-A correspon-

MOVEMENTS AT Iowa HILL---A correspon-
dent of the Union at Iowa Hill imparts the
following Intelligence
There is to be meeting here on Saturday
night, June 2lst, to ratify the nomination of
Douglas, at which time there are to be one
hundred guns fred, The Democrats here
have undergone sudden change. They are
now principally Douglas men-say four
ffths
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

SUIcIDE.-On the 9th inst, in Analy town
ship, Sonoma county, Mr.. VIM. Menihew
committed suicide. The verdict of the Coro-
ner's jury was that che came to his death by
strychnine administered by his own hands
while under depression of spirits" He
was aged about 67 years, a native of New
Hampshire, and had been a resident of Sono-
ma county upwards of four years. lie leaves
widow but no children.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

AMONG the gossipping items of the day,
says an Eastern paper, three distinguished
female personages figure conspicuously.-
queen Victoria recently, in an unamable fit,
struck her spouse in the face with heavy
volume. Queen Isabella, of Spain, so noto-
rious for gallantries, has found a new love in
tie person of handsome journalist connect
ed with the Madrid press. And Susan Denim
the queen of beauty among the three, has
horsewhipped Baton Rouge editor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

FIGur AT MoNo.-At Mono en- the night of
July 4th, J. II. Tatman, formerly member
Of the Legislature from Mariposa county,
stabbed man known as Mountain Hewett,
mOrtaly wounding him, tits supposed. All
sAyapate Tatman, who acted wholly on the
datnsive. lie was badly cut by Hewitt in
ae left hand E
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

SUNDAY LAWS IN New YoRK.--The New
York Express congratulates its readers on
the fact that the courts of that city have de-
eided the law against the sale of intoxicating
drinks and the opening of places of amuse-
ment on Sunday, to be constitutional.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children eethng, which greatly ia
ctate the process of teehng, by softening the gums
reducing all naamation-wiil alay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothers
1t viii give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants Pefectly safe in all cases See adver
useIheht ln another column may41y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
TEollowar,s Pins. fnr mnthnrs ana

H1VAIVWsIy7s EIIIss Tor mothers and all other
members of weaker sex, should be kept constantly
on hama to to use, in all cases of rregularty and dis
organization of the functions peculiar to them They
are harmless but erectlve and act as an curative.
tonic, and expellant.
C&g Sold at the manufactory, No So Maiden Lane
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c, Csc, and S
per box pot. iv17
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22

WHEAT DESTROYED. The effects of the late
rain upon the grain crop in Sonoma county,
have been disastrous especially upon the
wheat. hundreds of acres of which will not
be harvested. The grain is beaten down as
flat as if a roller had passed over it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-22
Sperial 9otires.

Il. OF H.-The regular meeting of Marysville
Temple of Honor, No. 5, are held the first Monday
evening feach month. Brothers in good standing
are invited to attend. A. G. RANDALL W @ r.
]. A. CARROLL. w r