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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
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IssTALLATIoE.--The Rev. Theodore l.. Cayer WAS
last evening installed a. pastor Of the Park Pres
byte,isn Charch, Brooklyn This church, which Is
located ut TIE corner Of De Ksb aud Carlton avenues
bas been in existence so1e tune, bat has never before
had regularly installed pastor. The services las.
evening were opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr.
Robipsop, after wlish the Rev. Prof. Hitch ock dsliv
cred The installation Sci mon The Usual quss ions were
then uroooupdod to the Rev. Mr. Cuylsr and tos con
grega,oD, by the Rev. Mr.. Robinson, which oe'og So
swsrea IN The affirmative, Mr.. Coyler was declared
pastor Of the Park Church beDceforh The charge 20
tho new pastor delivered by the Rev. ar. hebane'
after which the Rev DR.. Carpenter dismissed the ooD-
QregatoH with abenedicton. The church was crowded
to EXCESS there being members Of many other dsnom'
nations prelen.. Some fine music by the choir con-
tributed 10 the interest of the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HonIcIDR.-Coroner
Scbirmer yesterday held an inqueS. on the body OF
Henry Dedrckson the Swedish sli'or who was
fatally beaten the night Of the 9Th ins at the cor
ner Of Washington and Carlisle streets. The -four
prisoners who have been under arrest since the occur
renee were confronted with the Witnesses, but tue
latter failed to identify them, they were discharged by
the Coroner. Two men, named james Farrell aud
scony," who arrested on suspicion of being
implicated in the aray, but who were subsequently
dischargtd Immediately reganiDg their liberty fed
The city. 1t is supposed that they have gone to
In consequence Of their fight, the jury returned the
following verdict: "Thst the deceased came to his
death from injuries received at the hands of per-
persons unknown to the jury; furthermore, we
snspect that William -, alias Scotty,' and James
Farrell are implicated either as principals or acces
sories to Lis DEATH" Warrants have been issued for
the arrest of the two men, butt viii probably be long
time Before they will be taken into custody.
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The YoUEo MES's CHRISTIAN AssocATIoy.--'
Thu Society met Monday nghtst ts rooms, Clinton
Hall, when afser some preliminary business the Rev.
Mr.. Brooks read very interesting paper, entitled
1" Absclcm, the Fast Young Man" The views OF the
speab er Of the evening elected considerable dscasson
in which half s-dozen or more gentlemen took part.
One Of the speakers thought that Tho fast youug men
Of the past and present day had still faster parents and
their besdloDg courso the result Of bad example
Another thought that our institutions and In fact
everything about country, tended TO facilitate this
fastness in young men Here fortunes were made in
day, and from tin peddler man might, in the course
of few years rife to seat IN Congress, and there
termuats his existence in duel II no. 50 In En-
gland and other countries where fortune and fame were
only earned by years Of labor and perseverance. Tne
discussion throughout was very interesting and was
listened to with marked attention by the audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

The MIssIyG, NAH.-No tilngs have yet been
learned of Mr.. Cornelius G.. Kof of the firm of Kohl
g. Persuhn, who has been missing since Wednesday
morning last. At that time he was seen to take a 9
o'clock boat for Staten Isani for the purpose Of SUI
perinienoing come work which was being done on
cottage which be was about moving into. he had
been sick of fever for some dsys previous, and
thor ght the trip would aid him. Mr. Koif, while in
Mexico, received wound in the head aud il is
said that be has occasionally exhibited symptoms of
mental alteration. 1t is feared that this in connection
with his kuess may have rendered him tenn
porarly insane and that while in that state of mind
be may have committed suicide. lie had but small
amount of money with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

mani AIMS .r,u .. .np.et-One buk In the 0f.ns
bound In aud one Of large pfePees $ o. the se
lsnds bound In Wind modera'e from y. !" 9 sas
bii, 9, min, 20 tbe eay Wind n. ffssh weather. csr
SANDY IlDok April "a sunsetrEe steamer Iennesse'
aopr no The nsyi no other yvsses 10 sight Wind ~ ""
flesh W, atbef clear =, ID, ~ 49,. Dan.
NkMPORT, Apfi 2L-ArF OaiA Mary ieaa' ''dy, ""
SAVANNsH Atln 2L-The u S. u.sii steamship AsossI s
nina all we'll
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April al Cd Bspessi sehr star kns. for ss'sa-71'
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The ship Patrick Henry the sus Bs n" poes 0'
repairs She viii be stripped reeaulked andne~y epP''oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

Lot bJJ 100 n w Of 2dav with 700
Avenue A plot OF ground the H. side Of Avenue A.
commencing in the center line Of the block between
6st and 62dsts, Ane running thence souiherly
Ist in ffoa Of toe SUMO 70 the exterior line Of the city 1900
by T.. III. Ludlow * Co.:
s,o and and lot No 80 Newest 2las5......... s7Oo
Store and lot Nc. % New st 2lx5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 97.0
issss.. IT 800
Store AID lot No. 10 Beaver u and 2g164 and ITOe0
Store and lot No. ZIG l0h ay, l8x15........ $3.50
CO ao0
L. ngo and let No 3l6 Oth-av 500
Los on sh-ay bet 1880 and 54ths 25xl1o ..... 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

April a. Cd B.pes. sehr kias. for sssn7! S' P~s
beas arlington Ne. T.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

A PRIEST RENoUNcEs CATHOLICISM
D Rivieccio, young Italian Catholic Priest,
who has been employed both at St Mary's
Cathedral and at the Church at the Mission
Dolores, has sent to Archbishop Alemany his
formal renunciation of Catholicism, and has
applied to Bi hop Kip to be admitted into
the Episcopal Church. He is highly edu-
Gated man, and though eight months ago,
when he commenced converting with Bishop
Kip on the subject. he could not commune
cate in English, he has made such remarkable
progress as to be able to write and speak
English with extraordinary correctness, as is
evidenced by his letter of remuneration to the
Archbishop. He has received the commun
ion with other Episcopal clergymen, at the
hands of Bishop Kip. The circumstance has
created no little comment in religious cir
cles of all persuasons-S f. Pdps.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

TnE Pony EXPRESS AND BUSINESS MEx.-
Between 100000 and s400 900. in duplicate
drafts went forward by the Pony Express on
Friday last, and will in all probability be
paid a fortnight in advance of those which
went on the same day 10y the steamer The
bankers we are told, think of having diff
ferent class of drafts made out, to meet this
state of affairs. This subject of drafts is des-
tined to call still greater attention to the
Pony Express. A correspondent suggests
that the Pony Express Company ought to re.
imburse those who write by it, in case the
letters by any accident should fail to antici-
pate those sent by the regular steamer mail
AS that is the sole object of writing by it,
Another correspondent says in commun-
cation to us: 81 have read this morning the
information of a business man in regard to
sending his drafts by the Pony Express. The
same thought struck me, but upon inquiry
found that our bankers are just as sharp as
business men, and write on their drafts, pay
able upon the arrival of the steamer of the
same date IS. +. Alta.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

TVS Liverpool Albion says that young
lady. the eldest daughter Of a we'll known
political baronet, was SO deep a sleeper that
1t was always difficult to wake her in the
year 1858 fire broke out at night in the
family mansion, when male domestic burst
into her room, and. snstching her as she Ia,
in bed. conveyed her toa place of safety.
strange to say the lady's high sense Of mod
esty caused her preserver to he discharged
from her fathers service. The lady is sill
unmarried, but the man who risked his life
to save that of his mistress has been reward
ed by legacy Of 950o bequeA!hed to him by
his late master
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

LIGHT MoAE LGGHr One of the mos.
unique and recent inventions is a cane. which
Is also a antern-a stout elegant walking
stick, and " brilliant, steady light. The Ian
tern is set in the body Of the cane, about six
inches from the top. and so as not 10 disfgure
its proportions of beauty and can he lit at
pleasure by pulling the cane apart, or borne
along dead, when the cane. without close OBJ
servation, is undistinguishable from an ordi-
nary. large sized wa king stick The Spring
Held Republican says it is useful invention
for doctors, watchmen, editors Of daily pa-
pers.young men who"sit up late with people
who ain't their sisters, and all other classes
who have to be out late O nights.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

STARTLING FROM lrALY.-C Conspiracy against
the King of Sardinia-Plots to Assassinats
Garibdldi The Eco d'Italia contains re-.
markable statement. The editor says:
From private letters coming to US from Mi
an, dated Feb II, we learn that the police
of Milan have just discovered an atrocious
scheme, the object of which was to assassin
ate Victor Emanuel, on the occasion of his
entry into the capital Of Lombardy. One of
the conspirators, a certain Count Brambilla,
the same who. in lS49 distracted the golden
medals from the Gregorian Museum, was
arrested, and on his person were found sus-
picious documents and arge sums of money
destined for the ponti6ca court. Other con-
spirators all Austrians or priests, are in the
hands Of the police.
BY another correspondence we are assured
that the indefatigabe Farini has discovered
a vast conspiracy organized by various off
cials at Vienna, aided by the anti Napoleon
party Of France. The intercepted cores
pondence shows that the conspirators intend
ed to make use of the dagger and of poison in
carrying out their schemes One of the in
tended victims was General Garibaldi; the
Court of Naples and Rome were ignorant of
the conspiracy, but would have been inform
ed of it, The director of the plot was fa-
nous ruffian of the ex-Duke Of Modena, one
Virginio Alpi, of Forli, the very type Of the
desperate assassin.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26
II anna6ra frnn ofioi,l ra.n,n. IN 49, Al-

IT appedrs from official returns in the Al
m"nac for 1860, which has just appeared at
Rome, that the number of Roman Catholic
bishoprics in the world amounts to $50. ex-
elusive of ninety apostolic vcarships aud spy.
eral procedures. Plus TX, has created 80
new dioeeses Besides those in Holland and
England, he has created eleven in the United
States one in California, one in Newfound-
land. two in Canada. one i'll Mexico, two in
Brazil, two in other parts Of South America
two in Naples, one in Hungary, one in Tus-
cany, two in the French Antilles, at Martin
ique and Guadaloupe, one at Reunion, and
one at Laval, in France
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

TIE HUEBoLDr INDIAN MASSACRE The
TGrand Jury of Humboldt county have made
their report, in which they thus speak of the
massacre of Indians in that county.
We have endeavored, by summoning be-
fore us number of citizens Of this county.
whom W. supposed could give us some infor-
nation TO enable US to bring to trial the per-
sons engaged in this revolving crime; and
after strict examination of all the witnesses,
nothing was elected TO enligbten US a. to the
perpetrators We would express our con-
oemnntion of the outrage, aud regret our in
Vvestigations of this matter have met with 50
depl0rable q result
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26
A PEcuLnnrr OF OrsrEe BEps.-Th

A REGULARITY OF OYsrER BEDs.-The
New Brunswieker says:
at is a curious fact, for which nsturali 'ts
and men Of science have as yet been unable
TO account, that in the Gulf of ST Lawrence
along whose shore solid ice forms every where
the water does not freeze only in very severe
weather. Even then the ice does not BECOME
'of the same consistence or solidity as in those
where oyster beds are not formed. 1t is ow-
lng to TINS peculiarity that the inhabitants OF
he Gull Coast are enabled to discover the ex
act position OF the oysters when the ice first
makes, as the water remains unfrozen over
the beds when all around is firm ice In the
LATTER part of winter these oyster holes are
very dangerous to those who travel on the
Ice, especially at night or during snow storms
ana almost every season we hear of serious
Accidents from persons driving into them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26
Treadwell g. Co.'S
LIST OF MACHINES
THE HARVEST OF 1850.
Roonorz


Manny's celebrated Reaper and Mower combined.
Made by Woods, Of Hoosic Falls made in 1889
stronger and better than ever before, six fset,
suugly packed for shipping to remote districts Made
expressly for Treadwell Co. San Francisco.
Me O'Inick', Reaper, with improvements,
made in 1889 being the latest and best machines
turned out by him. Six feet cut. Made expressly for
Treadwel Co., San Francisco
HUsaEY's Reaper,-substantial and effective ma
chine.
BURRALL's Reaper,-a good and enduring Reaper.
SEYMOUR MoRGAN's or N. Y. Reaper-A fair
machine. Cuts six feet.
KETCHUM'S MoSer.-Does not reap. Cuts Eve
EAGLE Reaper and Mower. Cam motion, cuts eve
WOODS Moving Machine. splendid two horse
WOODS swather a new machine, worked by two
horses from behind can be raised and lowered to suit,
EEarvcS cSTCrss
HATNES' Illinois Harvester. A most desirable ma.
chine GUS Feet and is twice as effective as kes-
pers, at same expense OF running.
'rEro S1aO=Gs
TREADwELL's 10 Horse, made after the Russell ;
| pattern, by Spencer. very superior mactne.
| SPtNCER's 10 Horse celebrated Thresher, with
| Pergo Power-better made than ever.
! RUssELLs 10 Horse celebrated Thresher, made at
| Mass lion, Ohi".
| made by Nourse Mason u Co.
| HALLS AMI 10 Horse Thresher, smi his Power,
| WHITMAN'S 5, & and S Horse Tlreshers, far supe'
| rior to any other machines Of their sizes,
| EMERY'S and lorse Threshers, very simple
| and durable machine.
HorSe PowerSs
PERIGos and 10 Horse Powers.
PITTS and 10
SMIrlI'S and 10
WiuTMAN'S 2, (, and Horse Power.
Together with the hest stock Of
Hardware, Agricultural Implements
Mills, Betting, &c.
In the country. The machinery comprises the very
best kinds in use, and great improved in mako and
adaptabiy to the California market.
For sale low, by
TREADVyELL & CO.,
mhi5 MarysvlllS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26
LATER FROM THE Sourn-The Lo, AnooIn,

LATER FROM THE SouTH-The Los Angeles
Star of April l4th says;
Gen. Clark has given orders that Major
Carleton with eighty men of the First Dra-
goons, take post on the Moiave river. at or
near the junction of the Salt Lake road
This will give protection to travellers from
the Indians intesting that country.
Joel Ii. Brooks. who killed man on tbs
Mojave, few days ago, was at the Monte
April H. He is said to have taken the last
overland stage east.
Bear Valley is at last contributing some
metal ior the relief of our section of the State.
This locality is in San Bernardino county
and IS the place where those siluer mines arc
found. 50 much lauded by spectators. But
gold undoubtedly abounds there also, and A
lew dozen (not more) of men might do well
at this place. The diggings are extensive
but water is scarce. A company of ten men
are now at work there in placer mining, and
have already sent in quantity of gold. They
found good prospects last fall, and set to work
and brought water to their claims. by dig
glng ditch FIVE miles. We say to the pub
hc' that few dozen may do well there !; no
rush.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26
TELEGRAPHTC:
GovER THE STATE LINE1
Exclusively to the Democrat.
Suicide---Attempted Seduction.

Sulclde---Attempted Seduction.
SAN FRANCIsco, April 25th.
a young man named VIM. Couglen, at
tempted suicide this morning by taking
strlehmne. lie lies in a critical condition.
Last evening about 10 o'clock, the parents
OF a young girl aged II, made complaint
against one Mary Dempster, for seducinp
Ihelr daughter from their house 'agt evening.
Search was Immediately made and the parties
were foundi in company with two nice young
men in rooms on Mission st., over the Apolo
oaths The young lady was seated on the
foot of the bed with young man, being de-
vested ofhoops, shoes and stockings but moth.
ing more She was conveyed to her home
by her overoyed parents AS yet no arrests
have been made although the parties are
known.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

PAsrURAGE AND STOCK IN Butte COUNTY
correspondent Of an exchange, writing
from Butte county, says: The whole of this
upper country is now overrun with cattle
and sheep, in the hands of drovers and spec
ulators, depredating upon the crops and
grasses of the settlers aud small farmers In
this county, in the hands Of few individu-
ais. who own no land, and who have thus far
paid no taxes, there are several thousand
head of cattle grazing, and destroying the
crops of those who have taken up small
claims of land and have not been able to
fence them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

New RELIGIOUS SECE-A new German sect,
styling themselves "Anna Meister," has been
formed and now exists in Philadelphia. The
members of this sect believe in a German
girl who lives amongst them. called Anna
Meister, as Gods true daughter. They insist
that if God had a son. he must also have had
a daughter. or e.se he would have been un-
lust to the female sex The Anna Meister
society" has existed for two years, and num-
hers several hundred members. who keep
their Goddess in a most sumptuous manner.
Anna is said TO possess most fascinating ap
pearlncs, but has already been imprisoned
several times, for small swindles perpe!rated
by her.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

A SHARP TRANsAoTIoN.- exchange pa
per states that fellow in Venango county,
Pa, profited in the following manner by the
coil excitement" now prevailing so extensive
ly in the Western and Northwestern part of
Pennsylvania. He bored a hole on his land,
poured barrel of oil in it. and then called
his neighbors to see the large yield. The re-
suit was that he sold his land for 81 600 cash,
pocketed the money, oiled his boots. and
isslid "
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

EXPLOSION IN Coal Or WoRKs-The Sci
.n,idc American says "An explosion recent
" took place at the Aladdin Oil Works. in
Armstrong county, Pennsylvania. caused by
ono Of the fremen placing an open light,
Unh;ob he carried in his hand, in the vapor
'a.;ng [ from the oil in one of the tanks. No
.vnI,sion can take place with any oil until it
;seyanorated and becomes gas, then mixes
With the atmosphere The vapor of any oil,
,yben II becomes saturated with oxygen, Is
more explosive than gun powder.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

AN ENoLIsHMAN's IDEA OF FRAZER REyER-
"My hopinion is, the mining season is too
bloody short-the blasted winter is too long
and in summer the river is too Ugh, ye
know, and what can man hsxpeet to DO
'.-4 .-g 'nv
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

HOl.Oway's sOimtment.-The complaints that
render pattern ty rather than blessing, yield
to this healing agent. The sore nipple and gathered
breast, that endanger the life Of the ofIprng well
the parent, speedily dspelled by the immediate
use Of this powerful detergent remedy.
t7s- Sold at the manufactory, No. So Maiden Lane
New York, aud by all Druggists at 25c., Csc, and 81
per pot. apps
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

SINGULAR PHENoMENoN-The reporter Of
this paper was present last night on the oc-
casion of the disinterment of the body of a
young female who had been buried seven
years. The body was enclosed in one of
Meston and Perrill's ungalvinized anti metal
icoral cofTins, which, when opened, revealed
the following remarkable phenomena. The
body was in a state of i-preservntion-
the hair, particularly, was very much pre-
served and what is more astonishing, full
grown flower of the species onion atibres,
which some confectoners hand had placed
upon the breast of the deceased, was remark
ably fresh-looking-the sprouts retaining
their deep greenish hue to perfection.-,S. F..
Gazette. InesdaN
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

GooDs ARRIvINs. For the last ten days
pack trains have been arriving, bringing the
first installment of spring stocks for our mer
chants Frank Simmons arrived last Satur-
day from Red Bluff f-the first loaded team of
the season.-7rinity Journal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

The last will of queer old miser who has
just died is much talked of at Vienna. He
cut off all his nearest relatives. and made a
very distant one, an extremely handsome
young girl, sole heiress Of his considerable
property. SO far there is nothing extraordi
nary; but there is a condition added to it,
The testntor was II hunchback, and had a
club,foot, which defects probably had OBJ
structed many attempts of himself to marry.
He has made it, therefore, condition, sine
qua non that the heiress is TO get the proper
Ly only when she marries a man shaped as he
was She is, besides to live in a convent
three months in each year to pray for his
soul The heirs-st-law have attached this
odd last will, on the plea that when it was
made the testAtor must evidently have been
mad. As there is, however, no equity juris
liction in Austria, they may find their task
not an easy one.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26
WESTERN MEXICO "A letter fran Mazatlan

WESTERN MEXICO "A letter fran Mazatlan
dated March 2sth. says:
Commodore Norton leaves in a few days
on commission south. whether to San Bias
or Mauzanilo is not known, probably to San
Bias, to act in conjunction with the land
forces about to march on Tepic and Guada-
lniara. 1t is hoped that this will be the clo-
sing campaign, as the Liberals hold the
trumps all along this coast. Colima and
Manzanilo have been retaken by the Liber-
pls, and they are strong Dear Guadalajara
We have no news from the east coast how
ever In Durango there is some trouble yet
but Patoni. the Liberal Governor, is about to
attack the city, and will probably defeat his
enemies.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

PRoDGIoUs STRENGTH and see Frank
wheeler lift and hold out with single hand
The incredible weight (dumb belD of l50
pounds. There are various other wonderful
Hings done there by this light built, but
muscular man, which would task your Gre
guilty too much if not seen with your own
syes-S r. OaH
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

THE SMILKAMEEN HUNBuG.--A correspon-
dent of the Portland News, writing from the
Simlkameen region. charges one DR.. Bell
with having had great deal to do in get
ting up the excitement about the Similka
meen mines. He says:
This is not the first humbug he has recon-
mepded since he has been on this coast and
| would not be surprised to learn,at any time,
that be is punished for the part he has borne
in the present excitement, for | hear a good
many threats against him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26
Halls. .snrsnpariIla. Yellow pock nnd

Halls ssarsaPariIla, Yellow Dock nRd
Iodde Of Potass is prepared from the finest red ia
maica lparilla and English odlde of Potass-ad-
mirable restorative and purifier Of the blood 1t
cleanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pmples, boils and eruptons from the skin
-cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds. All who
afford should it, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
r. HALL CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, l4S ana l45 Clay street,
mhl3 Gun Below Montgomery, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-26

TROUT FISHING IN SoNoMA-The brooks
and streams in this vicinity says the Sonoma
County Journal, are at the present time
aeeming with these delicious fish. A party
of three gentlemen, last Monday, in the course
Of three hours succeeded in bagging from the
Noyato creek, Marin county, one hundred
and eighty three,