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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
Republican State con-eu:ioa.

Republican state Convention viii 20 held a. the
Capitol, II Madison Tcdnez':av, the eeth day o.
February y o'clock NJ choose four delegates
State at large. aal from each Congress
sona District represent he Safe Of Wisconsin IL
Republican National Convention he held CHI
c.so the 18Th of June, nominate two cand-
aeS Tor p7esientisl electors for the Safe At large 10
adopt action mag deemed advisable in vie~
Of the approaching election Chief Ja-;ic- Of he Sup
ref-e Court and for the transaction Of
such other business may o,-aeaga calculated sd
q the party and promote the
OF is principles.
Assembly D.strie. OF the stste vii BE eatit!e4
district includes TIM. County each eous.-
5 sIlI be entitled two delegates.
The committee would respectfully .sr-: that Assem-
by District Canyeit.n-:ro eject ce.-ss;ss st,to
Convention led as esrly sa;l-.s re lstA a-y {.
February.
HORACE RCBLEE,
HH. e ROGERS
w. STEWART
W. KEYEs.
CT sOLHEZG
HENRY COUSINS
JAMES NCkIsSoN,
BERNARD DOMsCuKe.
p WORrHINGTcN
&c PAINE.
Al TURNsR.
CIAS. e. FINNEy. u.
CHARLES BILLISEi.IL E5r,
/. =. RISBY,
Z. BOvEY
Republican State Csu:rsl Con-.
Dated n.di,o-., Dec. 20 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

sEThe De.nocratic Politician. at Washing
ton have a project foot, to 50 change ,he
boundaries of Texas 70 make the ives. lin.
extend 10 the Rocky Mountains, taking in the
whole Pixies Peak region. The object no
doub. Is. To give the Senate some other e1cu..
than the true one for excluding Kansas from IN.
Union iii after the Presidential election.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
Republican Ton asnsien.

Republican Convention Tor tae Southern ASCENT,
District Of low. County will the House
in the City Mineral Point ATTRDAY the 18th OF
February, 1850 a. o'clock P. NJ for the purpose Of
selecting delegates attend Convention to b
held al Madison, the 29th
The several precincts viii De entitled following
number % representatives, Linden. :; Ward in
Mineral Point, ); Town OF 2iarrsi Point !; Milin, &
Wawick, 1.
b order Of the Committee.
Mineral Point, Feb. 4. 1850.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

LEAp.-TEe New York Shipping Lat Of Jan
uary 2oth. says Pig remains very quiet. and
prices unchanged. a small lot Galena. 300
pigs. sold at $50 for cash. Bar. Gle Pipe
and sheet : cents cash
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

The Trustees Of the Mineral Point Seminary
will meet in the Seminary bnildiag on FRIDAY
EVENING, l7th inst. Z, 81 o'clock, TO consider
the affairs of tie Institution. a general Al
tendance is respectfully requested.
J. NOLAN, PEest.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

II a man Vho gave his name - +. Barns.
recently forged = draft in his favor on the Lake
Shore Bank At Haaitowoc. Wis bu. It W a. de-
tected before paid; not. however, until Burns
had got CD. of town
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

% The sore throat disease has made It's APP
pearance in Detroit. and thus far has been fatal
Ia almost every instance It still liuger, abou;
Albany. but the physicians seem to have con
troll over it now
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

sE The evidence Of M Realf before the Har-
pers Ferry Investigating Committee of the
Senate, shows tina, very few persons were ac-
qusInted With Old Brcwn's plans. and that
those few were radical abolitiouists. who de-
nouuced the Republican party.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
MARRIED.

on the 9th instant, az the Town Of Highland Iowa Co.
Wisconsin, By :. H. Fitch, Esq Mr.. ADAM K.rE1. o.
FeHnimore, to Mss NILE VIVA F1LJBAcx Of HIGHLAND
On the % Inst, AZ Linden BY Thoma. Richards Esq
hr REUBEN LiRHY ofMinerAl Point to Miss ANNA n
Rorsros. OF the same place
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Banking and Exchange business hereto
fore carried in my will, from snd after this
dse, - conducted under the Of the Iowa County
Bsnk. LUrHEK # wsIrTLrsKr.
Ian
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SAL FL

ALE OF AN INTEREST IN wELI-ESTAB-
IL h'ned business Persons wishing 10 invest a
snA capital in paying concern, will please address
Drawer Z, Mineral Point Post Ohoe, and particular.
February Il 1850. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

IF The Locofoco Of The Y Il Tines intimate
a wish 10 get married We suppose he WAN.
- exchange the condition OF the !o.g-,,e,,ial for
The hy-menel!
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

HEsRr W.p9 BzE-Hzg sly that the lesson
OF resignation should be Taught 70 AL men -
We think there Is more need Of is being taught
Just now 10 the oiiiIe holders than 10 any other
class extant.-L3ui.riAe journal!
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

Ma. WALTER. Of Dubuque. has commenced
smelling lead, with q view Of extracting silver
from the ore, by new and economical process
He has forwarded the amount OF S25 TO Philn-
dePhis, and IL has been pronounced of a ,upe-
rIoE quality
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

tS Andrew johnson sts been nominate for
President by the Democrats Of Tennessee Eyc
~ Southern State seems to have Presidential
candidate of It's own.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

- gentleman was hammered out of TWEEN
y thousand dollars in Memphis. Tenn, las
week. BY an implement chilled odd sledge"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

~ The Northern Democracy are a squaiter
s'vreignty party and the Southern Dem 3crac v
are DIsunion party We wonder how man
such parties 1t would take - make i national
partv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

MASONIC FEsTIvAL-A Festival aud Ball /.
TO De gwen by the Masonic Fra,eanity, of " ar
ren. on the 22d Inst We wish them a ple,.-
ant time.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

- Paul MorPhy IS now at New Orleans. III,
home. and it IS announced that he will enter
upon the pTac &C of the legal pro-
ersiuu.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

For this dangerous disease the Magnetic Ointment
may - relied unfAiIins remedy, fspPlicd
season Apply psofl.sl, the And she,t a.
Aeat IN.
Burns
are ceased ofal! Pain il very fe- minutes .aa he.
without scar II l. i sovereign rSlaed, Tor burma
Frozen i.i.cb,,
Keep away From th- tire take the out in aao-
or ice water, -Is7 wrap tAsin up Ointment Rene.
ths Ointment once in l. 4ous- they viii eaa.e no rain
after She fs"s; Is out and will 10 entirely .ein few
dkyr
Bronchitis Asthma
sre cured By Dr. TrA>ks Ointment .n erereo.
sumption has in 4 uaGr5er u cases t.sn cured
iiesd Advertisement in this paper. J.n.n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

~ The AuscatiDe Journal warns its read-
ers against notes of The Hartford Exchange
Bank, and their variations to initiate good bills
Of the Exchange Bank Of Fond du Lac" Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

Vie recent speech Of Thomas Corwia Of Ohio,
In tongress, is pronounced ore Of the Sreatss.
eEyris Of IL. life
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

g fellow who Wa pitched INTO gutter
where garbage IL thrown, describes Limtelf as
being in an ''ofal" condition.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

RETIRED-W. c. LEWIS ESQ, one of the edi
tors OF the Warren Indrpe'.dent. has disposed of
ms interest IN the establishment. to Mr. BAuGH-
IN. his partner. The Independent will remain
as heretofore. reliable Republican paper
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
= @ 1e ct . q no ol,

- - l. = - - < Ia < q l.
MISSES A 4 Il. HILDERBRAND
MOULD Respectfuy inform the citizen. o, Mineral
w Point, that they will commence new term ~
their Select school IN the basement the
Church on Monday, February 18Th.
TERMS As HERETOFORE
In addition TO the branche. heretofore Taught II;
sohoo class IN Latin under the insruct1n 81 sRsx
y NJ skinner. viii secure psrticu lar attention
sharc OF the patronage Of the public il, a. Icit.s
February 1850 vl5-ns Wv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
Chief Justiceship.

Mineral Point, Feb 4, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
EXCEPTION or THE PRINCE or WALES.

An adjourned meeting of the Committee Of
Ciizeps having in charge the reception ana en-
,ertainmept of the Prince of Wales on his expected
visit TO this city, was held at the Merchants Bank IN
Wal street at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, SKY OF
seventy gentlemen being present.
Peleah PERT called the meeting 10 order ano fetsr
Coop presided
Cyrus W. Field called for the report of the Commit
tee appointed TO proceed 10 Canada and inyts The
Prince and suite 20 a dinner The report was read III
details the proceedings of the Committee, lts interview
with the Prince, their invitation TO his Royal High
ness and suite 10 attend rail- instead OF dinner, hay-
ing themselves taken the responsibility of the change,
bis acceptance the subsequent interview with the
Duke OF Newcastle and concludes by acknowledging
courteses extended to the Committee at Montreal.
The report was unanimously accepted.
John J Astor, IT., offered the following which was
adopted:
Rssoiucd That 200 tickets shall finally issued Every gen.
yaon subscribing therefor SO The invitations 10 he In the
proportion ladies' to three gentlemen Each MEM
the Committee will hand in To the
the persons be proposes 10 invited and thes
approved by the Invitation Committee the Secretary
will issue invitations Upon the acceptance Of these invita-
tos tcks transferable will be Issued a invitations
% declined the gentlemen whose request they issned
win have liberty presenting other until the full
COMPLEMENT tickets is exhausted Any tickets which may be
left will be in the hands Of the Secretary to DC Of
Dro rata among the members Of the General mttee
who NAV aspiration or them in time with the
visions Every ticket 10 be carefully registered and to
be counersigped by one Of toe Comtee on iekets sna
nance and also By the genteIren ~ whose
After some discussion the number OF the Commit
teelwas increased to 400 Ii resolved TO invite the
MAYOR 10 he present, and it understood that the
totsl number of tickets including complimentary lny-
ta,iops wonid not exceed 5000. The Committee then
adjourned subject to the csll of the chair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
street matter Of general remark and it is argued

street is matter Of general remark; and ii is argued
from this f,ct that good Southern trade may be eK
pected = few weeks lster Quite number Of thoss
who were in the street last week pricing horses prom
ised TO call again when they returned from the Ma
tionL Horse Show at Springfield, if they should not
snit thems Ives better there. Some fifteen good horses
have just been taken by party for in Florida The pu
cae takes them by steamer to Savannah thence
Georgia 10 then destination.
hi sisted by those who pretend to sOow that fewer horses
than usu particularly first class ones have bren taken South
rom here Curing the last gear than in Of the previous
yesr il argued that there will be demand this
Auuuu Saddle horses single driving horses light pairs, and
heevy coach horses. , ,,.
10 3o each Ofconrse pairs OF such viii always sell
here at ten or twelve hundred dollars will also be taken
For The home market there indications Of large trade
certainly hss moi begl-though few horses are sold eve
~ well dgng all the yes Our opinion is that the stables VIII
begin to MI up the middle Of this month"; aud ten or ou
Southern demand the trade will be pretty lively sd ooh LOT
market the demand will exceed that OF last
Autumn at slightly improved prices.
have that valuable horses will hud more ready
sale between this aud Christmas than they have at any period IN
May months past.
From the fact that IN this vicinity have nide good
crops year and feel pretty independent may be reasonably
that the demand that fr good diy
horses such as suitable for all wor win exceed similar
period for several years. -
these mere speculative opinions Of the market horse
owners must take them for just what they worth and no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05

stn,cted 10 urge upon the several or9annS'''' w
-. osysssc Lawrence Mr.. Phelan, the ehanpiea
billiard osysr Of America has received from Berger
the celebrated PLAYER Of Paris letter in which ne an
nominees his determination TO visit the United otaes'
He will sail from the Old World early 10 ocsooer.
ne,osr IL il said has carried skill in the game 70
higher pitch Of perfection than any man IN tue WON.
His command of the cue and balls is truly wondeo',
executing with the utmost precision shots tna' arc
deemed impossible and achieving runs that are no is
remarkable. Mr.. Bergers primary object Is 70 eAoi""
his dexfery TO the lovers Of the game. He wili no
play for money though he will, no doubt, be indncea
10 enter into friendly matches with the more NC
conpished players OF this country Phslan having
withdrawn from the sts will not, Of course, give or
accept any more challenges, but t'al bet Teea MN
self and Berger will probably be among to
incidents of the occasion. room capable Oh
accommodating fifteen hundred or two tnons-
and SPECTATORS will be provided for the exhibition
During the week ending Sept there were in port IL
steamers 1874 ships 102 barks, 30 brgs, and IS senosn
ers-total 455. Thirty-fve vessels are loading ior
Europe S for South America, for Hong Kong, for
West Coast of South America, 3 for Austrslis, for
Shapghae, for Valparaiso, and for Coast Of africa.
AT the meeting of Pilot Commissioners yesterday.
there were several plots in waiting 10 be reinsased
but, from their past conduct, they will not be returned
to t"ir duty in the pilot service. There was no bcsi
mesa Of Importance before the Board they adjourned
until Tuesday next....A new building in course OF
erection on the corner of Irving place and Fourteenth
street. by Messrs Harrison & Bennett is intended for
concerts, balls and public assemblies generally. Tho
front Irving place. is IS feet deep depth l22 feet
The auditorium measures II by 95; hight IS feet with
arched ceiling The front portico will be divided into
three stories containing the vestibue and committees
rooms on the first floor, and ladies and gentlemens
dressng-rooms above. The basement contains kitchea
and supper rooms. The street frontswill be Of brick
pointed and Of an ornamental desgn. The hall SA
be ready for Winter use Southwark Company No.
II Of Newark visited the city yesterday to receive sad
take home new engine which has just been msde for
them in Pawucket, r. /. Engine Company No 81 o.
Eew-York received and parsded with them, and gave
them a COLLATION..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
FIRES.
FIRE rs TENTH AVENUE.

FIRE IS TENTH AVENUE.
At o'clock on Tuesday morning, fire broke out in
the three story frame dwelling No. 426 Tenth
avenue, owned by VIM. Treneo and occupied on the
first floor by John Lees as butcher shop, upper part
by several poor families. The stock of Mr.. Lees was
damaged to the amount Of $50. Damage to building,
$780, injured in the Grocers Insurance Company for
5000 The fire originated under the stirway, and is
supposed to have been the work of an incendary.
FIRE ~ WOOSTER STREET.
At late hour Monday night, Roundsman Barnett
and Officer Roberts of the Eighth Ward, discovered a
fire in the coach factory of Mr.. Thompson, No. Y
Wooster street. They Immediately broke open the
doors aud extngushed the flames with fs pals Of
water and without creating any alarm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
EnREIGN MISCELLANY.

I've motive Tor me sssassi-aJio- OF prince Danlelo
ORGY s,sd II tho opposition 20 the var party wn.cl
aims o. the complete Independence u Montenegro.
Fears ere entertain inst serious consequences may
result from the assassination. Great agitation airesOy
prevails IN Montenegro, and fresh collisions between
the Montenegro, ana TIE Turks sre expected.
Tie L1nd0n Tl.e5 correspondent says Al tne IN
teryiev between the Prince Regent Of Prussia and the
F-peror u Austria - IOpt-Z no formal convention
between the sOysrsgns w9s draWn Up or siynsd. The
engagements between them were made o. paroii bal
tue EMPEROR wished The terms OF the understanding 20
be euAciied IL a rrotoeol aud thu documeni, ne
GaTnsn journals STATE y pow 'be sUgeet 81 CORE
sporderce between the colr-s Of Vienna ana Berlin.
Prince L-c;en Byuararte Is ~ present travelling
through Lincolnshire, alt seems very s,-5los ~ col
les,iug al the information e Car o. ne pea esu topics
science ari art, 70 which MS mind lss long been de-
voted.
4 bronze s,a,re Of no ate Sir John Franklin is
about % be erected a. S;oy, Lincolnshire, the birth
Tie Paris cores yaaol, Of Tie L2rion Times
says.
Commercial met are bsconng more and more
alarmed al Gar.baios progress T1ey fear that the
Emperor may again b. il0Oced b Asst toe Italians
shOuld TIE successes Of the revolutionary party pro-
ducs eorhoi with austria, IL defense Of her Italian
POssess-Drs
TIE Lordon TINS says: The Government having
decided ca sreng .heDug The Notifications a. st. Helena
and sdclDg u Toe strength Of lhe troops and native
regiment gsrrIsoulIg the island, arrangements have
been completed for d-sfatcaiug a body of Royal
Engineers aud Royal Artillery together with nearly
30 other troops Of tie Line, aud 10 stand.
Great activity prevails in tie Sheerness dockya
Tie Eftf0ry G0Sstts OF Turn states that Bologna
whiol il considers the key o. Central Italy, ID now
completely fortified saa u .'ste to resist any siege.
w, griiiron " At Milford Haven, tor the bleaching
Of t1- Great Eastern Is now nearly completed, the
whole structure viii cost upward OF Il, OOO
Tee Paris correspondent OF THE London Time.
ssrs- The understanding yetween Austria and Prus
sia come TO at Toptz, and OF the reality o. which
=. .Narf 4au -
= feeIfug Of 1nessness here and ought to cause
still strsngeg one in Piedmont Several chests contain
mo ingofs of sysr nave been received Al Rome from
Marseiles being the produce OF me Peier PenIs
Tg,i. suIg ig-s -.t .r ida ya-s0rs offerings Do tie
share 81 arms ., w "a zis estimated 81 4,JvV JUL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
RAILROAD TRAVELLERS GRIEVANCE.
Ii AZ IL.

Sir. As the easiest means Of correcting az evil a
through your agency expose e. would you 20 cal On,
attention Of tha Hci,)l Rva Railroad Company wrong tbs
ak.s Place frequently beIs Jepo. II CaaU5s stree FdiY
unorriag Arg 81 arrived by thera dee Chiaos. s;ss,
TO-, and being ly way Philadelphia vas u hurry 70
get Courtanit Ferry the II O'Clock tao
gave ny check the baggage Us,eE Tor vle VEe gss
the door o. .ie baggage With sbou; do5e1 Of ohTIou,
Of adyal wanting hs, baggage wiso1 belonging e
Express Company backed and very o,sreIon5gs ccowti
all the yard Ebe.e had % struggle vita a5og
dazen ssaci Ieuolsried with 10,
woo seemed % b. officials o. the Coupt1y who ns5ruei
th3. express goE bad privileges AID forced 70 ws
until the driver o. tho wsgor (ugt tue mast Of meal
go al the 5s1ss be wanted gai dove aEsy The psrs5gs
here waiting were then attended 20. Tue co1ses0e-ce WA
missed the rain fs, sasj aaj wros tas lbcgs. Td tbs
third time wi.ka uo-;.s hsve experienced he ssns IL
e.uysa;er,. A TRAILER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
LAW LNTELLLGBNC,E.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-,a,y. a.-Befort
Judge BgvTs

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COyRr-,A'r. i.-Before
Judge Bgrrs.
THE SLAYER v. R. KJBBI CJfDEnNED
Ia tie case q the brig W. r. Kib5y, which was
,d o. hs saai Of Cuba sad upon aca ;ht-s boys
were ouui J-ise Roosevelt she Disric: Attorney sstsjtlt
10 prol cue o. the vessel AZ he could do
therefor would b. 20 for cold7nsa1l AMI sale The
f. connected with the seizure o. th vessel were sufficiently
clear e. warfal. such Jiiposi.iol Of h-I.
br D. sold bid spoke 70 Ia reference to the
vessel While did maze N! ~ opposition be De
sir TO reserve sht Oh. MS claim ai5 alsweI IN week
azli-st the psos-si, Of the vessel
Tue Distit A,sorne, ass d WHO h appe1ret '5r
M B,.bs replied .ba woIi appelf fos Spanish o~Eer
The D.,-ct Attorney observed IL. tie o. tie owre
as given at the Custom HoU,e Charles II Smith, brit no
80 II psrsoa could b. fo-li.
d.. 8s.bs said tha. tb vessel Pschlssd by tn present
owner IN krca
Tie judge said tta. Nj Besb. uu, h.s bis al'ysr By
Thursday
The tbe colo ed boys have be,a pa1.Iia the coosI o.
phar Ayl-1u.
The Di.tss Attorney RECESSED letter y'ssesiiy t'm the
Rav d. Ps-rn yton stats thai cesl: meeting o. cooed
people c the proposal 10 sent the boss 90 s- c'oFe1
Or, a. Asy. IN Lsd met With their appgoDs;''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
ARMY AND NAVY IN1ELLIGENCE.

Another of Maj Ruffs official reports relative to his
engagements with the Indians, ia before u.s. On the
18th Of July he upon camp of above % lodges,
containing more than 300 Indians, who fed being
warned of his approach. He destroyed the camps and
took large quantity of buffalo robes guns, bows ar
rows, ammunition, &c. Three warriors, described as
brave, fearless fellows, were killed in attempting the
stampede of the Majors HORSES In consequence OF
the wesrying nature of his exploits Maj. Ruff has
been granted temporary leave of absence from the
field his place as chief officer of the expedition being
taken by Brevet Lieut.. Col. Porter. He major Raft
is detailed TO command at Fort Union, which was some
time since vacated by Hsj. Simonson.
The soldiers who were turned over to the civil su-
thorijes at Fort Davis, Texas, for hanging man vino
attempted to s,ab trooper in bar-room, have all
been eesed, except private there being no direct
evidence against them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05

hISoR CRY IrEa5.--A cCiliai5n occurred on ,hs
railroad track near the New.Gaysn isyo. On Aoriay
by which one or two care were partially demols 81,
causing delay Of an hour TO the Eew.Yor6 sci Bo,:
ton Express and TO the New.Iioadou train. TIE GAYS
were empty, and were RUIZ into by locomotive. No
person wac injured. new steamship OF ths New
IoIk and Charleston line will be launched n few
days. She will be called tie John p. King IN honor OF
the President Of The Georgia Railroad. Capt Adams
ofthe James Adger viii take command Of her, Al
meeting Of the Tammany Socisty, on Monday even
ing, Dir. Isaac Bell jr, Commissioner Of Charities and
Corrections, was admitted as a Sacher.. AT their
meeting, Monday evening the Fire Comm s.cneTs
confirmed rs new lIemen. Ii is commonly supposed
that the Department is sufficient, uuwleliy already
AT meeting of the Breckenridge Democracy held
on Monday evening at the Hermitage in Houston
street, Dr. Henry Sheppard a the GUAR, resolutions
were unanimously adopted declaring amgng other
things, that the Hon John Coohraus does no, fa,h.
fully represen; the VII Con. resscual District Of .s
State, and avowing purpose 10 oppose his sen,m.la.
'~n, come Nom wsat oIsSEizatol ID nay tast con.
Mite Of tive be appointed 10 confer VIII tha several
pci',ci. organ aatcr. ID as t,rri,, l ssgsras > lo
u0m'Ire oT C"~srsds saI that tli. ccn..,se - H.