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For Sse oy eii pocAssheN
A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOR 1854,
"A Compiled BY HORACE GREELEY and JOHN y.
CLEVELAND, is In prsss and viii he Issued h
intended emoody every important proposition, vote deey
ment passage oacussed TO shed light the pending Pred
Dental struggle and be specially useful book Of reference
70 al speakers writers and oshsn actively engaged IN We 60
vas. Among ts contents are the foiowtns
A SKETCH or ALL THE NATIONAL NOMINATING
CONVENTIONS held in the United States dncs toe az
in 1880 including the Patty Platform adopted By sseA Cen
TESsfos o. Oh aHf THE uNs6
Journal. Of ConFe.. and showing hs yot. Ysss sal
SfTSTE Ss IN Sas fsff I5SHic sSSs
rHn s MossSs x I'D ssy e Il % xo
ross Ms.:see Isa in regard the hshs Of FOREIGN osv-
rofrI1E s!F oous.. E.y ton.ny
gob.hsd u H.1gsT. S.s.,nsl on the Dividing Lane n
THE "fsf Eias.s Seward.
delivered at Rochester In 1883.
which he dsscribes Nerhern Mechanics the Aadsi
TIE RSSoLurNs recently passed BY U g. Senate on "
powers and duties Of Congress In regard 70 Slavery In s
A PROPOSED sTDITIoN Law -Exsrscss tom Mr.. Dous-
lsss speech In favor Of law to punah sednsus psb6
POPULAR OR sQuATTER RsoyERElsNrY.-Extncssfss fssa
Sens.or Benjanin Speech ainst squseS Sovereignty NJ
IN he Territories Mr. BrecKrdsss Speech u Trsk-
fort Ky the powers and duties Of Couss rssasa y
PRIScirIEs 0F THE RspUsLIcAN PARTY:-AbrsA..
Lincoln. Speech ct spdnxdeid IN June ~ iss on 'eoss
Ing the Republican nomination Tor U. 8. Benatoe.
"UNFRiENDLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and snswesi
Mr. Douglass questions Mr Lincoln slavery, AID hf
LINCOLN TeYies aso. Mr. uacolns questions V psesss
with Douglass replica
LETTERS OF DISTINGUISHED sTATEsNLM-osn
Cess letter to . r. Nicholson Of Tsnnscsse, yhee
bs snunciaa the theory Squs,tsr Ssverery Martin
Van Buren's let Of l+ the Poser CcuPese eves
Slavery In the Teritonss Greene C. bronseas letter. SS)
declaring Slavery 10 exist only by the force Of local hv
Daniel Dchinson the ssme su5Jset E4w1d bsses ~
the Missouri Delegates the Repubhcsa Conveneoai 3sos
his letter san.iuins ths nominsres o. Mr. Lincoln
POWERS or THE SUPREME IOURT.-Extracs hon the
Wrtnss sad Speeches fsthy Of the Repubhs, nd
partIsny Of he Jsfsrsouian party The psv
r and dufiss OF So Court sf to United Satea
fIECTlON RITZ fetas Of each State ~ Coua-
fies Tor Prssdent and including 1870; vote ef
h state b, Counties th. Last General Election preos1
irr N. Pr. ssdential Election Of IS6Q
RFsCsTTIONs kcRssoatons Of Party State Csnvrntions
and al tais Legislatures the subject Of Slavery and susk
srscts rom .h- speeches wtp prominent SesSss
sn and Politicians Who recognized lssdes Of tbsir
rsspsetivs pst.s win vs clsaf idea Of The suee =.
vowed In the coming Political Campaign cad The pssts
taken By she various parties To the contest
The Tezt Boob VIII be ready in the II July, nesGy
bound In cloth Price ei per copy po psd go per Ans&
The usual discount the tsAs Cssh orders solicited A.
drsss THE TRIBUNE
Tfibuns Buu1ina. Nev.Yssh.
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New.York state DistiIIers in Convention.

Pursuant 70 Convention Of Distlen Of the state Of
the 10th lust Al the appointed ho1r the
called order g. ~ bise OF Pittsford on whose
een, ana byion fod ~q q Clyde ippsiasd sesis Iy
vouminSu sSsns sna highly va.
by C. W. Kellogg York after which fall sad free die
SIoH Sssn o0 0' motor" not the we're sp,osd
nttse Resolutions hessrs Warner OF rrord, Kings
lev Of Bsldwnsye and Wider Of stockbrdge, who after
= p.is ,.e sp his, ascpon xer. uosrinouslS
IA bs. bscoe M that from over cspacity And
other lin .cSsS aens to tie D's interest
Hds,sa' In the opinion Of this Comnte 1t s psacsole
and is oeenea aoWssoe snas ~ sisS, NV ~ ,; 20
saii1a al Il Sis and ohsI ss,s:
CorD and sS increase Ia The prige Of WHISKY; and
several @%iaal @silss. ISs pIsys: and ~ '
Sss shs .ns !, ssnss o
sale in market as practicable and
us with her counsls IN person OF by an expression Of
views in writing have been cordially received nunerouy
snd-~h scarcely an responded hsrs
and pSe 4. c oer S.. to Cooperate with Us
,sdncio5 Of Runs from and alter September I l8 tn.
sI months to per cent the day capacity
their respective estaei.hnlent , .... - ..., j.,
iess =. De, ~ m sn s:as :ss &c espssy
p,oS, po1 WIN ~ %syr ORR and as many Is win
% 5 sns Ss. iaS intention OF complying with
ksd That with 70 the sdyAnass' % n .Sushs to Ss
Rss S nd cut hi S Sssy ssI s'
eenphshed without TIE hearty 9, @ pe % ohe,
Stst.s we hereby colasny ~ So, S ,.srs ~ s,sn,si
1roosp ns h ash.r means as NAV by tnrm be tnonsht
NewYo our correspondent with power to arrange on our
part with other stats io1 & S, Sf S G me-
deemed advisable .s- nj. =, p,..
sS Klogg Of Nsw.York and Briggs Of Clyde be Commit
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TICKNoR 4 FIELDS, Publishers, Boston
Published This Day:
I ICHEN TUFTS FROM THE AILEGHA-

I ICHEN TUFTS FROM THE AII4EGHA-
IL MRS
BY ELHARKrH c. WRIGHT
CosTysrs
Into the Woods; The Nature Cwe-for the Body The Ma
ture CureFor the Mind The Perfection Of the ksturl
Cottage 1ne Dual Spirit Word to the Weary By the Mis-
sissppi Sacrament Make not Poyerys Cup too Bitter To
bay Tendshp BY the Sea. Side; III tell you, Coz
Pity Twain; xoicesi Beautiful Life; Phantom Building
Lbtity-kquay- Motherhood" The Picture the Wall
One April Eve ny Lake Side The Death Watch Our Own
Old Woods Snow song hSths Star Beams shadow Land
Atari Anniversary Letter; Anniversary Letter. Modern
Fairies fragment Vigil Lessons Lies Noonns Song; The
Moon OF Blossoms in Prairie Land Rsverie, Alter Ego.
Cloth, limo. eL Bent free by mal receipt Of Pnce.
NJ. D0OLADY, No 49 Walker st
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THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE, No. VII,
i (FOR JULY, 1861
With Two Illustrations,

INHE COhNHlLL MAGAZlNE, NO. VII,
l. FOR JULY, lae0l
With Two Illustrations
Is Ready This Morning CONTENTS,
The Four Georges Sketches Of Manners Morals Court and
Town Lite With Illustration.
L-GeoTge the frst
Physiological Riddles. I-Hcw We Act.
Men of G.n niua By Matthew Arnold.
Franey Psrsonsge
Chapter Xix. Money Dealings
Chspter xx.-HaIold Smith in the Cabinet.
Chapter xxI.-Why PUCK the Pony, Beaten.
Electricity and the Ee .tIic Telegraph
TIE Portent lIf-Tbe Urea ulhiled
Musical Instrument By Elizabeth Barrett Browning With
Illustration
William Hogafth: Painter Engaver, and
o. the Man, the Work and the lime.
Vl--The Rske's Progress: Drama in Eight Acts.
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TNHE HAYES ARCTIC EXPEDITION has
SAILED
For an interesting description Of the pes AMI inedess OF
Arctic Nsysson and for account Of the dedsn sod pa-
poses Of the present ExpsdisisE, read -7---------
DR.. HAfESS
ARTIC BOAT JOURNEY.
The work also contains what Just mnch sought After
THE BEST CIRCUMPOLAR MAP
published giving correct Of al the eoss
posed OF the present expedition.
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EVENING EXPRESS,

NEW-YORK EVENING EXPRESS,
~ TbIkD EDITION.
PUBLISHED AT O'clock, p. NJ,
Contains exclusive Telegraph News later by several houru
than any other paper vito financial and other City News Up
the hour going press 10 be bad OF Agents
TO ADVERTISERSi!
The circulation OF TIE EMPRESS IL DOUBLE THE COM.
BlNED CALCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER EVENING
PAPLRS OF THE CITY.
OFFICE No Is PARK-ROW,
Opposite the Astos House
FNHE FLAG FLYING
J. FRIENDS OF BRECkINRTDGE AND LANEl
On SATURDAY. July H. will be Published the first NUMBER
Of the new Weekly breckinidse and Lane Paper
"THE WEEKLY STAR
THE POLITICAL WORLD
hrt class Journals powerful body Of ~ii,rnensHed
ATALE BY j. FHsIsoRs CoopAs. 49,
1.-THE LANE GUN-A 5roRr or THs ssSEcAw
All the Of the day Tesr.Pic nc s and
homst Rspubcsn Vsssrissi The sspents Den; Next
P,s.6s,t Tr n.p Wde-Awske, and wieds the battle
Three cents copy To hsdof ell news dese Oaice Of
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NOTICE to ADVERTISERS.-The only Daily
~ Paper Pablishsd M the csnsdaa Scat Of 0ovsnnsat
rHE QUEBEC MORNING CHRONICLE II IL taken IN a..
cos every family Quebec end csul.ss largely Ia Eassn
Canada and New BuMwiek Twenty thousand strange
sIPeted the visit Of the Prince Advertisers win THE
CHROhICLE a. s.ssileIt medium Daily CAronicls es per
vertising made tnevp % sPpneatisA.
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Ready in Few DsyG
THE CAUCUSES OF 1880.

Being Complete Record Of al the National Conve.
tions By ~ haIsrKAp Editor Of The CDcinRs Coa,sesA
an their poceedngs This voune v ss found
extremely interesting showing Zoe wir,ruhuen CSn9se
tions and Conventional wH contain the ~
soms Ls Of Deeates Parliamentary Proceedings Aee9sd o.
Baots and great deal Of msiter interesting 70 ea snd
psgea $500
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9petial Notifies.

spstia! Notifies.
Rricklayers, Attention !-Notiee Is hereby gwen to al
nl.nbers Of the bhlCklAIERS PROTECTIVE UNION
tha, and after July 10 l0 they strictly forbidden
@k with non MEMBERS and particularly with Front
Biickl who not members Of this Union.
JOHN H. WARD, President
JosS CssEY, Secretary.
The CanaI-st. II. b. Society meet In Bleecks
blsidings on 81 NDh1 b'ENiNO The meeting will be sd
SEesssd by Mr. Parker aud Others The fends o Temper
s.nd The officers Society are John
Ptnk, Secretary and Mr. Scott. Treasurer
go JOHN QUA eI.Pres
Fire Dep rtment.Ihs receipt TIE following donations
o tbs WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND of THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT is thankfully scknowledged;
kose".y sses Co., per JOIN WrsS ss Secretary
S.w-ions, sply H. ISoo JOHN :. GILES Treasurer
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Cersplste IN one velsnc i1me., ksDsgea. fhce 81
Ltanpsisn Edition, emitting Bpesehes, - esrtA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

4ss aas. 4a, rAe Central Overland
tsif x3& sAst ISsSa ana iikss pcak Express MI
tiss IiAg, with tiVe passengers and Ten
Huh asa rom lanilter gso news
lxla HIN Fsaslea. eafhaa reneark ably iifle
f,Kk NIX SpuTtI jim, aa. The Pixies Peak IN
sursss hsFe this snpn, bringing the naiis
s1aga from Denver itf and salt Lake
<sf8x Sgl,oN III ates from eaeTson 20 the
f2s5a iast ansi lS0sn lItah to thu sA December.
from port miners stili ~
wsfk Tint nHlgh0 alloeds ssitA protilanls res
B ESnctions Hill heen held III The mountains, II
Z ass ls MI new nnnsaties Mn
xlor 4aR isipnaI q nnaEna was voted down
hF znajpfitiAs. be general expression e
IH I'LL of 81 separate political org nixatlon Az
Rsa and gasnst amy connection with Manassas.
ag ssaaaa foT mail facilities with New Nc 1872
\ Mas sessihsy felt owing to the increasing COM
Il xzsaDn hat~aen The THO countries The distance
frT,aai 0Ftaa It'd SANTA E, Win Denver Is
nof from Inde pendaaee, she present
iii IL md The former route has q me N
safiless ents along Til whole exten snd would not
u IN patEOlled III troops 70 render i
4 8eAfa4&
alton ii anfseip during the coming
e4jfiif III nf last year. and
are iki0nsa aiHst taking Lie road nnprogided
iaaa ail nee Nit teAce.
Ihe n Iks Feak Express Company VI increase
ftaeiz Ill Il weekly Fehrnary lst and have
double daily line 81 soon ~ A.
iaaaif asl NS fIaTeI
II aEssseaata salras accnr in salt Lake City %
n ts jill xuRs ID fhe departnre of the mail
h6as sWU bands of desperate as, headed re-
NV MI sot Hunt md Kill I'LL kman y
II M cll kIaasla as aud II huntington
y I'LL haIs wounded and several othefs received
Y Eisiing inIslIi ess
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ssssSaisia7sa Intelligence.
The West natoa Reage Sugar Planter of satur-
day last has tne following:

The West naton Rouge Sugar Planter of satur,
day lat has tie following:
Quite i change took place Iii the weather On
Wednesday, which Has produced perfect revpIa
lion ii wearing apparel The wind came ont from
ME Nerth aItsr pleasant, haliny day, which has
caused many III think That Old Boreas had been
taking nap for a while, and Eas determined to
make nI foT lest time.
We have made frequent inquiries Of our planters
from different parts Oh the parish IN regard ~ fne
effect of tIse late severe weather upon the cane
| 50 far, hnt few haFe sRfferea-a large majority
having suffered but rfFiaI loss. The cane in mats
/ has Kept well; 20 MiIh the cane. ~ 1ylndr9Ws
Staiible and raft0on have stood 0nt bFaFely HAY.
ing escaped serious injury far It il ta be hoped
that W. may be spared for The season. INC month
j Of February however Is 1T hand, and many Of cur
planters seem 10 dread TINT month mere Ifah any
I other month ii the year.
/ The IbeTYiIfe Gazette Of Saturday Says;
we learn frnn several sources tIsat Bayou Sorrel
ii blocked ap ia its mouth bF the drift God which
enters Eayou Fiauuenine that the hack water " men
this rift causes Is running over the leYee Little
i below Tho Park Dill Grand river, and that navigation
to the Attakanas iii Tits direction is entirely sus-
i pended. We are assured, as the belief Of those
from whom We derive this Information. that i this
j state &c things continues few days longer without
any attempt being made to remedy it, that the raft
4 will have grown to such magnitude AZ TO defy any
i ordinary attempt To remove it: ard consequently
i the increased packing Of the DRIFT will continue
i higher up until the Bayou Piaquemine i made to
sEovariioW and subnleFge the fine sugar plantations
n that line its left hank.
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The Brandon Repnblicansof yesterday says that
on Saturday evening last rs MI. Geo. VI Gay y al
| oh lis war home from this place with load Of
groceries and whilst going down a steep hill the
wheel Of iis wagon RIM into deep hole and threw
him DID, THE tongue, where he MAS sitting, and be.
fore he could GET out af the way the wheel run
over Mis- breast crushing him badly that he died
til abent half an hour.
From the Oxford Mercury Of Thursday last we
extract the following:
For the past twelve days We have had as good
weather as heart could wish. The sun has shone
out without cloud in the sky. The effect upon
the roads and upon business has been very salntaFy
The one has become in good order again. and the
other revived up immensely.
Our village was startled yesterday by the report
that d man had killed himself. Mr.. Montgomery a.
Lawrence, of Chicago. ILL.,, who was afflicted with
heniorrhage Of the lungs. came South for his
health, accompanied BY his wife, and was stopping
with Mr.. Louis I4aWshe, a merchant 0f this place.
On yesterday about 2 o'clock. while his wife and
Mrs. Lawshe were walking down to the store. and
finding himself alone, he took a pistol from a
drawer and deliberately shot himself through the
heart, of which nothing was known until his wife
returned, and on going to his room found him 4
lifeless corpse and herself d widow. There can be
e cause given for the rash deed except to relieve
himself Of his stiilerings.
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sas II VIM
RIMS the Rie fsa4 extending FROM TIE naeaa.s
bordering ssse salinas, s0FaIhwaga ~ tac f'lles1
villages ssAhraesng distance 81 5sts II sIlsp
i've miles, Hit. III ascending ae river ths Aai.ss
TapiaS sarrnws down Nth portions ~ aes s HIT
vata essona e roach q Il n5 s,,asIs Ill
ealtsaton, hui fsa Reservation iselt Y nssaS M
gsahle 5E this a 81 NV ,s,,s
Az Imperfect cultivation mi. Y
fer hal n fos kne ,s aeS as -,
irnaer1 has failed ID exhaust tlse so Mlsssa SSs
sresluees hoanaY These AnsssaAs Ass
aaeuss.d assa friendly towards the Whites bul tse
;nsgtsrasa foes II thu AIsaeies, unan Wnam Trey
hit unfregaanaH hasa aasas.af. y NIaaiss ~
msslr sl5ek. They I'M din IntifarRf industsans
s,roslnee Their own Cotton with which they HaIu
sarsuse tIeir 0wn blankets and raise theE ONT
foal ana 10 spare
q large amount II eSeallsat gaeiis alsa agrisui
saral implements wera chased ior these Indian
Inst year iii af Francisco according - asspTppria
mons af congress III the purpose. nv Hon. sylFsa
ter MsWry and ~ 1T. 5uhn, special agent, who dls
tribntea the goods among shem. and whose admin
stTAsion has givsR the lGdians gfeat satisfaction
III. &c John bus fulfilled III duties with most CON
nenfahla Seal ana honesty III purpose and his re
appointment would BE nlerltea.
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OPENING OF PETERS, 4 Go. i FIRF peoop- Ey5raae..
atease f14 rasoa Ri Ratds baaks ~ & aud
h6iae ois ysl1ahies belonging III
~ sAia Aa1a Inc deaiie flsr III III
tis e s feHsi atiua sste fussdas mo ming Te
Wa Ae ~ aud i sss Of safiing patent II MA i
lseee u me I'LL lazy Of he tAses, tuntl a
sne esaaa wfte ~ tlg among ha garg jo TINS
Ihe moi until ftefnaon 4 tsa II
ths hours gln 1ae time bleakng oat 81 ih 4
ait fshsa taken fses hs stM s,;lb ra a.,9
siss aoa Haaistsk<e tksa ut tha es sa5a n
through 4zd IL fs1nies asy BY lie fs.s 81
Eyes Mi aad Ja4ieH en- r. The a III p9s n
faf5si ifsszi il Ts5ia
Halas il opeas ii sha pssenee af lis aWaes and nus
f eli eneH u 1 inaestei The key ii,f.ei TeAe
Ri sfe lock ninsy lIaG III
iaoss. ia af fDNnd lie Iii ti4 r
the atss saadsea ~ ss left by HI a fte even.
ns nErsaaS ~ tle t The yeHnri.g af dc wsa
work ai by lii Hsn which had entered sle snefi5r
5ns bsgk iaJs Of he binding wee gRaasae
reffssfy md 1e5s sesFa fee feoa vii aay
any ksfd. E2en haHk nanas which IL lils
safe, ssiNff fee fam s1 sol 1--WE batsies din
aNlasnag sevs II Faatd4 a easl n a af 4ases.
aAi tteA VII iiat he weasf A
" 4 II If a la fAlaAhes III the excited hses aaaa
gHiaHg al laH ct tile stius
4 he4i sse,sSd y eqis1d8ftf ansssts nf esufss
lss aa!ssff q NE
sav saa sisi Aaea II gsss scaseeF he
1Rs iSla ~ bks asa faleS af The assf
81 r. se hi naaa aI They b@ q By m
Ass u ~ all4
e. ~ II es Haiis ssafe e4
nsN ~ a. }aaasasaa As II feaie 4f#t
tf A'u11 SA'sq hAgs enlfs4 4ss Aa aaf.
fsasi IT sifsH s 3s na5 a,sst ii 4i,s
9pss q Hill AZ AiessfA isa9es Il t, ND d afforded
e ontg lalx Y lag1 nlMeieAi si nj aaney II 1nAe
~ ssaHaess Assasips Balissln, philadelphia Jal ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

DESPERATE AFFHAg.Ja James Fitzpatrick anu JEFF
ferson Potter were parties to terrible amir that
recently occurred ii bourbon county. kansas.
There had been difficulty between them, and
Fitzpatrick sought Potter aud attacked him Pot.
ter was using m axe a the time, which lie buried
n fitzpatricks side, then turned and fed but not
~ time V escape bali from Fitzpatiiek's gun,
which took effect in his liver. At last accounts
both parties were barely alive. Potter il nom
GFands county, Missouri. and Fitzpatrick from
Rantoul illinois,
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Wha aIse relsort Al
Hill saea osss sls sIsgAelia Course oa IaaarsassS
sAsss
ascrn sss III III nasla III fs
kl sls III sEsfk se ~
za;a Nssgss inducing Il many ~ aFr 0afNesss
IL III tsE .s ssf |,
3gsss sssssh a INN Tsefsaf Aai aANsa
3 s sgsIsss asatsiisy Tlaa bsef gsltss saTgeNs
tiia sssEy satsla ss III a I,ss
sfs,a M sssAalsht hesss sssH n gNsl nsa saSsas
sslaas a3 te I'LL oE te serssfs II wv
d hsF e Easss s s,ss
#fsFs Ta,ls psfs ssk ssaac
sssTs NTH slte res sss naasa3 tsse lass
II Il
fssss ~ N s9e''1ee
HI i8gsssss Il. aS JIM
III MI xs&a'#
sFae ss a aas ~
~ Assas Y sss's s 4's'''1nss'
u sSS4 4
Il a fissass sSsssss AAs3slB =.
Tsssias III nsiIIstssIs Interesting race = ass;
sas,s.ssssa, 4Tae ssst mas being ID aor =
u 1sTY5f5SSS Hit {aa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

At a ball reees1tly given ut the Hotel de Vile,
in Paris, q group among which was tho Secretary
Of Feruk kaAn, were discussing tile merits Of the
Enphrates VallnJ Railroad loHr country" said
lady 70 the Secretary will tfnn De very near
ns. Yes If Tie project shoHli be accomplish
ed. y DO you doubt its accomplishment ssThe
difficulties Of execution are very great ard numer
otis. Z Certainly, but the English engineers will
snfinonnt them.f t0h,1 replied the young Per.
sian. with an air f cunning, there Is one against
which their scenee must fail: all these deserts are
peup4el with osFrelles. Well, these birds, you
Know, digest ifaf|; they will eat the road No p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

From d Mexican paper, published III Colima, the
following strange story il translated:

From q Mexican paper, published IN Golima, the
following strange story il translated:
When Cen. Pleblita entered the town Of Ago,
In September last. he esacfea forced loan from
the people, and share OF it fell upon the cilrate
of the place. The Gnrate acted as though he would
pay, but he did not make his appearance at the
point designated for payment and Gen. Pneblita
ordered him to be arrested. A party OF men went
to his dwelling and knocked at the door: there
was no answer and they broke in. They found
no one in the house, aud were about to leave ii,
when they heard ffightfal voice proceeding from
the ground. saying Z am hnngry!'' The officer
in command went back To Gen. Pueblita and told
him about the voice. The General appointed il
commission to examine the house. This commits
sion went to the cnrates dwelling, and after care
ful examination, they found movable stone In
the floor. and under this was d stairway leading
down to vault, which was entirely dark and had
no connection with the air, save by the staircase
and small hole that served asa gentilater. In this
vant, some books, few articles Of furniture, and
woman vino Ind been shut up there for eighteen
years She was taken to Gen. Puebiita's quarters.
When brought into the light, where she saw num-
Der of persons, she fainted After she had return
ed 10 her seHses, d thousand questions were asked
Of her 10 which she replied only that she had been
buried in that vault for eighteen years, without
going out for a moment; that she had been mar
ried, and had children by her husband but she
knew nothing Of their fate; that while imprisoned
n the vault, she had had children BY the eurate,
but she knew nothing of what had become OF these
children; aud after saying this much abe became
sobstnateIy silent While this was passing, ser.
geant Of the Pueblita Brigade then present. dis
covered that this woman was his mother, and she
recognized him ~ her son and embraced him. The
son then ran for bis father, who came and recnge
snized his wife. The husband. fifteen years ago
was imprisoned three years under the charge OF
having murdered his wife, this woman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

AGuE.-Tha Is q disease which suddenly attacks
timia people, Vhh are in imminent peril Of being
shot lit or hofseNhipped. The trempr or shivering
il sometimes produced by d challenge to tight d
duel, or the tIreat Of a kicking
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
Total killed and nd ed !.

A Fanny Rsusios man named Kilgore was
arrested few days agoin 81. Joseph, No. for horse
sfealing. He will be sent 20 the penitentiary, III
which institution three Of his brothers are already
.coniiaed for the same oiiaase