The New York Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1859, Page 5

THE LATEST NEWS. AGleivé in Washington, ‘THY. POSIM AMER OG: 8 SUGGESTIONS —ARIZONA + TERRITONY—THE PURCHASE OF CUBA, BTC. Wasitineron, Jan. 14, 1859. ‘The Porwmaster General, in reply to the resolution of ‘the Senate inquiring whetber the department can be made -gelf sustaiving, says that In no case bas the existing service been raised toa higher grade, or more frequent ‘mails been grofted, than the Increased growth aud busi- nces of the cities and settlements through which they pass gcem fairly entitled to. It is evident that by a diminution sof the service ihe self sustaining of the department can sunquestioval!y be secured, but it is worthy of much con- sideration whether that would not leave the mere skeleton of a portal cervice, commensurate with neither the ‘business nor the social wants of the country. The Postmaster General states that under the postage law of 1845 the revenues and expondl- dures wore wbout equal. Since the passage of the law -of 1851, fixing the present rates, the excess in expendi- tures Las been regularly and largely increasing. ‘These fuety obviously suggest, if Congres: 's determined to make the department. self sustaining, that the surest means 0 doing so would be to return to the law of 1845, or five conis postage for distances under, and ten cents for dis. tances over 2,000 milee—-hence he fayors the passage of a bill introduced into the Se a former session. ‘This together with his suggestive amoudment im regard to the amode of inviting propozals for carrying the mails and gubsti- tuting postage stamps for the franking privilege, would ren- ‘dcr the department self sustaluing in all that relates to its “regular and proper operations, ‘Pwo sets of service were culled into ¢xistorice by reasons of State—one the Pacific, the other the great overland route to California, The Fy Tr, alier Gedvuling Whe postages, wil cost $978,555 per unnnm, aid the Jater, Whenthe Salt Lake line sitall be 52,500,600, for which there will not probably be suMlicient postage revenue to pay. ‘The House Commiitee on Territories to-day ordered that tlie bill for'the Grysyization of Atizoua be reported with the boundaries asked for by the people of the Territory, through their delegate, Meutenant Mowry, namely, all the territory ® jie} of Jatitnde north thirty threo degrees furty minutes, from Texas to the Colorado of the he pili ig excowding'y simple in its provisions and ia bly the shortest territorial amed, The new ontain About 109,000 Square miles, and, 150,000 population, Arizona plover sia The House Commitice on oa Affairs today agrood ¢o joport # bill similar to that of Senator Biidell’s, Lt pro- poses to place ia the bands of the President thirty mil- Lions of doliay for the purchase of C The yote in Hopk Clay, Barkédaie, @yuinst it Moser wilt be s toluor and Royce, asa mojority report. At Jeust tweet fourteen re; in the House will voto fur the Senate bil sor the ardmission of Oxegon into the Union, and oppose all efforts to tram- ‘The present diiiie 8 to obtain an op- m the Committee on Territories. ate Flail was lighted up for the first. time to night, and the eflect was very flae. “Dhree mails from New Orleans and several intermediate points were reve! ved thls eveting, bah Uuey bring no news ‘Of Fpec! e. The Unite a States Agricultural Society bave re- tod Geveral Tig an President, an Vice Presitont bi each State and ‘Territory. B. B. Fvench was reel Treasurer, and B. Perley Poore Si tary. The i © for 1859 iz as followe:—N. Wager, o ‘owen, of Pennsylvania; J. Ware, of Virginia of New Hampshire; J. Merryman, of Mary “TL. Capron, of Winois, nnd J. M, Cannon, of Towa, Het land; PIFTH CONGRESS. SECOND SESSI partite Senate. Wasi Nk BTEAMSMP 13 Mr. Frrzparnucx, (adm.) of Ala., pr for a line of mail steamers from New Orleans and Mo! to various ports in the Gulf of Mexico. Refurred, FUNEMAL EXPENSES PAID. Mr. Hewsen, (adm.) of Va., called for the yeas and | naye on the resolution to pay $160 for the funeral ox- penses and a quarter’s galary of Morton, the deceased fur. nace keoper, and it was carried—38 against 17, KXTRA ALLOWANCE 10 CAPI. JARTSTENE. , Jan. 14, 1859, a memo) X Captain Hartstene was allowed $2,008 extra expenzes iat | the matter of the Arctic discovery bark Resolute, by ‘unanimous resolution. RAILROAD IN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Considerable time was occupied in discussion erittiod the Senate would take ap the bill to make a railroad aioug Pennsyivania avenue, Washington city. TIVE OAK CONTRACTS Mr. Wirsox, (opp.) of Mass., int: oduced a resolution 0 inquiry calling on the Secretary of the Navy to furnisty ‘the detwils of til the live oak contracts made for te BBY: = THE PACIFIC RAILROAD iI Coming up 8s the special order, auotier discussion arose whether it or the private calendar should be taken ap, The yeas and nays resulted in fayor ot the former, by 3d st against 32. "A vote was then taken ou Mr. Bigler’s amendmant to Jimit the road between the 87th and 43d paraileis of Jati- ‘tude, which was lost—nays 25, yeus 1% Mr, Cuaxvrmn, Corny Mich., spoke strongly against the bill; after which Mr, Wilson's amendment, proviting for the appointment of a commission to locate the road Detween the 84th and 48d parallels, aud tor is being built by the general government, was voted on and jost—31 ist 23. ‘The bill was debated all day and overloaded with amend. mouts, aod was icftin this condition when the hour of wd- jourument arrived. Messrs. Bicurs:, (adm.) of Pa,, aid Wirsox, Mags. offered various modiflcatios, the obj) Senators being to provide for the completion of the mow tainous and desert portion of the route, although they dif fered respecting the details. Ta the corse of the discussion, Mr. Doorrrrtx, (opp.) of Wis., submilted an amendment providing wat uny coi tract made by the President be subn ited by him to Con- gress, and tike effect only by joint resolution. Mr. Tacainers, (orp.) of Ti, supported Mr. Doolittle’s amendment, insisting that untess some provision was adopted, taking from the Presinent the deilnite selection of the route, the bill could not pass. The ene- mies of avy road had united with a few of its friends aud rejected the amendments to limit the lino of -the road toa central route between the parallels of 34 dog, and 4% dog., thualeaving to the President, not to the contractors, as SOME Sty sh the location of the route, ‘A majority of the friends of a Pactiic railroad would novee give such discretion to the President after the exporionce we have had in the location of the overistd mail route, Mr. Tuomsox, (opp.) of Ky., also opposed leaving the location of the route to the President. Ie did nos dis- guise bis opinion that the Pacitic Kailroad scheme was a maguilicent humbug. The President was @ clever old gentleman, and could do his own marketing as sensibly as apy body that is going about, but is not endowed liy virtue of the Presidency with avy extraordinary training quality. In making the contracts the President might resemble the man who went to Jori- cho and fell among robbers. It was time this bill was killed outright. It has lived long cnough. True, it was recommended in the Cincinnati platform; but what of that? ‘Phat platform was the work of w Tot Of youngsters who got on a bust and tramed it, and it is brought forward as sort of second constitution to govern the action Foe) grees. He himself stood a solitary monument to the fo. nius, patriotism and common sense of tho old whi ty. Like his Texas friend (General Houston’ ‘might be a dead corpse, yet be speaketh. The people wanted a mail road, ‘They were moonstruck ‘by the magnificence of tho scheme. It was said the Anglo-Saxon blood rebelled inst taxation; yet we, the = insidiowsly taxed people on the face of the earth, aie | for the unlinited, iHimitable and project 0 building a railroad thousands of miles through ‘the Indian country. It was the duty of the conservatives DA Pee i turn “no ee to to these ecg er acid oppose as a greater humbug than the Atlantic Tel ‘The Doolittle a1 hen adopted. ‘Thereafter Messrs. Gwin, bbe , Rice, Simmons, Seward, Wilson, Bigler, Mason, Cameron, Mal+ lory and others ar ok part i the debate, inally, @ motion Mr. alee ie and ia ro: commit the bill, was leat by 20 and another Mr. Toomns, ‘wo lay it on tne table, wen also lost by 29 ati Senate then discussed for an hour a proposal to aajoura tit till Lenny ~ ir. im.) F- Miss., protested against the ‘waste of ‘ane, on adm.) of Ark., indi- cated that a recess ecm would advance the public ‘business. ‘The discussion ended in the being agreed to, and the Senate adjourned until Mon: Mouse of Representatives. Wasmnatox, Jan. 14, 1859, COAL USED IN THR NAVY. On motion of Mr. Kuxxet, (opp.) of Pa., the Secretary ‘of the Nayy was requested to furnish a statement of the amountof coal used by the navy since 1852, what com- missions have been paid to coal agents, and by whut au- ‘thority such officers have beon appointed. THR YORLC PRINTING, KTO. The Select Committee to investigate the accounts of Mr. Seaman, the late Superintendent of Pablio Printing, was to also the Committee on ‘he ttidary te fs in! tite oxaminat ion of the charges bine Mn sg wc te wero subroitiod from var various yous oomamnitvees, after the private calendar was consider The Senate resolution authorising ‘Townsend Harris an and his interpreter, Mr. Erskine, to recelve presents from tn Wistorn, was passed, AFFAIRS AT TUE STATE ¢ APITAL, Our Special Albany Despatch. A BRIEF SESSION OF THE LEGISLATU LETHE OT AIS YRINTING—THE LOBBY INVESTIGATION DB VELOVEMED TS EXPKOTLD INQUIRY A870 TAR RES OF NEW YORK OFFICE HOLDERS, ETC. Aubayy, Jaa, 14, 1859. Neither houso was in sension more than ao Louruaia halfthis morning. Ali was harmonious and tUnder hea't ed to-day, The Com trailer, in avswer to a rese the Senate, transmitted a copy of the agreement tract for performing the public printig for ihe Sonat Assembly, The lowest bidders for the work wore Mosgrs Comatock & Cassidy, proprietors of the Atius and Arg who bave an’ extensive job printing eetublishmen tached to their newspaper printing oftice. Those gearle men proposed to do all the, printing for ili Senate, ordiaary and extraordinary, for the sum of $10,009 per seesion, aad for the House for $40,000, making $50,000 iu the axyregate. Before the State officers had declared and determined who were the succestful bidders, Messrs, Comstock aud Cassidy assigned their proposal to Mr. C. Van Benthuyson, who entered into contract with ihe Secretary of State aud Comptrotier at the rates epecified by Messrs, C. &W, This is something like twenty-five per cent leas in tue ay gate than the Stat during the tnet eix print and deliver to te all euch bills, journals aud. ec ben s a8 eabier or oth hovees nu at awarded to James B. Swain, publisber of Y he being the lowest aimou, » do rn prints the {indispensable More than ustal excitement ha lowing (he Committee on Vubil eersaud papers, iu-orocr to lay have nefore the potple the trus character, the jnfivence and tho dictatiorial cou- duct ef that notorlons 07 tion, the well known lobby of the New York & lature. The investigation i conte manwer ih which the large petit ead wie canal damage chlmants, the schv ation, prevention Of the division of Steuben county, obtaining large amounts of pub tho speculating Sackett’s Harbor and iS Company, releasiog railroads from Consolidauiig the railroads between Albany and to, purchase of the Troy and Schenectady allcou, | Metropolitan” Police law, New York City charter, nots for “tho: benedt: of? the Commissionegs 'oF | Kini eceupation of Castle Garden, harbor mas tino “ottice “holders, Broadway Horbor | Con lovers base a en repryseated by a he Legisiature has of whom will Le cal eu aud. asked to ysot “civilian Rislation. Another contest in regard to the erection of Highland arte of Orange and Ulster, 28 Introduced in the Hoge Dutchess coanty. The dele. as tothe pro- NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY - 15, 1859. lookegid ee fnvrease of forty feet on the pr ‘(deceably? Atasy, Jab. 14, 12599 BILLS nevonrep’ TATORARLY. Fmpowering ell the Courts .W Sessions to hold courts: longer than (wo weeks, and to auth 98 Ce lain adjourn mente. ‘Jo amepd the existing State prison law. + ‘To repeal the act aliowing parties to be wiktosses. Notice was given by Mr; Caanler (dgm.) or” # dill to ro. Peal the isury laws, abd by Mr. Tormmof.a bil,’ b2 repoal_ the net forthe removal of Quarantine. 1A INTRODUCED ir. Orpyxe=-To. pr for repeal of the uwuty it loaves He interest where not epeciie! at sey eu Referred to a spec af five. Conisamy (dems, )—For the removal of Quarantine. St anthorises the apy pintment of three: Commissioners pogotiate for Seni'y 5 By Mr. F, aauase-to ene Highland.opu: inty. By Dir. Sita soa (ep )—To. divide the Sixth Judicial dis- triet of N By Mr Comme (ep Jo: provide for the appoint. of Election districts iy New York. | ment of Inspect Mr. Gop, nD (rep. ) io duced. @ resolution to adjourn Lald over. 16th of Mareb. ing upon: the € Vounse) and District Attorney of New York to report the amount of thelr salary and fee sor the last year, | Mr. Cian G to amend, and make the reavlution | 6s ticral in tte Laid over. Work Before the Legisinture, ABSEMBLY BILLS. CRIMINAL TRIALY. Mr. Spencer introduced a bill to give power to every ‘ vinal court to enter a molle pr any Sniticts to pending therein; ani@ to enublo'e defendant tb pioad f when a demurrer to an indictment is overruled. | Vou Horn’s bil to amend the equalization net, pro- vides that where @ pergon i eiitied to reecive reat re- serves any in fee, or for one or more liver, or for aterm of yetrs exceeding twenty-one, and chargeable wren ana, Ly shy nh the game to Pebiouer E as personal ¢ OF CORPORATIONS. nd the power of town col- ectors to levy upon ahd any property now lable | to auy corporation—the sessod, and yet to be col- Mr power t within or taxes, Mo taxes the county Tist ‘8 Dill ne counties against amends the Tevised | uel, uat every Bond given by ti 0 provide a Len on a ren! estate Leldgoiatly or rally. by the treasurer or his sureties within the coun- at tue time ef filing such bonds, until all costs and | arges against them nh tally Pr Mr. Hotchingon’s amendm¢ BL 0 the Inw to prevent power to the Coliect y boata: frauds on the canal reyenuea, gt the proposed apainst, and two in fayor of it, This Isa © which has bi ly. before the Legelatare produeed a ¢ interest an n. Is there ¢ tical question present move intend to report prog 28 oecasion may 1eqe Bir. Godard, (rep.) of the House, one of the most ex: Perleneed members, Inid ‘a concurrent resolution on the , for a final acjournment of the Legisiature on of March. When the question comes up for ac- Ucn thercon, nearly every former member will vote for ae, from previous experience, they are well aware {at all safe ond jegiimate business can easily be dis posed of by that time. But the “green ‘uns,’ just from rovental apron strings, not having Yet seen the’ elephant Capitol, will be revent an ad- thin the hi ‘hve days 's longer then the reeolution of MM: templates, “An early adjournment. might easily be ciiceted if the treasury vultures could be driven to their hiding places, whlch they occupy during the recess of coch Legistauire. Mr, Asscmblyman Opdyke fs in full chage after certain New York efficis) gentlemen. He offered a resolution this Girecting the County Glerk, Sheriil, Register, on Counse! and Corporation Attorney to report, forthwith, (he amount of fees received by cach of these Cillecs during'the last year, Mr. Chanlcr wished to in every such otlicer’ in all the coanties of the State, ther Was Jaid over, The inquiry will be made ina Cay or two, as Mr, Opdyke suggests, and Mr. Busteed, Mr. Porter and’Mr. Miner thay as well prepare their respanses ng econ as possible, As for “honest”? John Kelly, Sheriff, and shrewd Jobp € Clerk, having only been’in offlee a few days, they cannot haye much to report; and as for vetting up y information from “Shppery Dick,” ov wily Wil- jett, Doth Out of office, it will be 4 troublesome affair for Mr. Keto getihem to méorm the Legislature of the amount oneys which they have carried into retirement—no doubt suilicient to keep the dogs from their doors and. those of their kin for generations 10 come. This infor- mation js wanted “equalization of foes”? amongst the must prominent moviatic) offiee holders in the city and county of ‘de. £ the industrious membere of the House are for (wo seesions a day—morniug and evening. The re not yet prepared to spend quite so much Ubree Collars m the early part of the session. f members of the House, thinking there are teo maby bogus reporters on the floor, refused to vote stationery until the first of April. The thirty, juve allowed for stauobery 38 more than one-half an- ally Wasied upon systematic impostors, who iMpuse ker. i York State Military Association will hold their mecting at the Capitol on the 18th inst, Major cuernl Duryea, commandant of the Second bind wil oveupy the chair, ‘The annual address will be delivered biigadier General Beate wi cartilan tis Your een brig Captain Tonis Van Vechten, Jr., died very suddenly and unexpectedly this aftesnoon,’ His illness was short and severe. He commanded one of the best disciplined mili- tary corps in this section of the State. Their appearance on New Year’s day, in escorting ex-Governor King oa abd from the Capitol, was admirable. — It was the last rade Captain Van Vechten made with bis company. dcath 8 much regretted by all our citizens. ‘The information Bick his_ Excellency Governor Mor- gau Las been pleased to lay before the people of this State, i reference to the prescatecndition of our canals and their prospective importance, if very meagre and unsatistac- tory. Frem the tignres whieh he presets, he shows an invebtedne:s of soine twenty-five. miliious, with the works unfinished; Dut he gives no opinion aa. to the man- ner or cans of Jiquidating that heavy amount. Indeed, he seem h embarrassed to raise funds to pay the an- nual jutercst, but Liats at direct taxation of the whole ieople. ‘ Now, We are in hopes that the forthcoming reports of the Casal Board, and of the Canal Commissioners, and of the State Engincer and Surveyor, will supply the ommasions made oy luis Excellency, The people are weary of th: annual excuse for not completing the capais. They hter have bad any detailed statement bow the last twelve mil- lions have been expended, nor the princinal lobbyites and bogus contractors, who have combined to squander a jaige portion of that sum. We propose here to give pubiicity to a few items for the people's retlec- tion, s® well as the wise men now congregated at the capital of the State. The expense for repairs on the Now York State canals for the fiscal _y car ending Septem- ber 30, 1858, which includes. the amounts expended by superihtendents of repairs and paid to vepair contractors, sbowe a jarge increase over the previous fiscal year, viz:— Increase on Middle division, ia charge of Commissioners Fitzhugh and Jaycox, about......se.see $120,600 Increase on Western division, in charge, ob Geter missione:s Whailon and Roggl ios. 21,000 Total. + +++ $141,000 Decrease o1 on > ee of Com- creslouer Sherrill oe cheese tani tere CVI ta eke ES Leaving the increnee about.... +06... 06660 5000 $136,000 It is a sirange circumstance copnected with the vo diture of last year that the cost of repairs on the Os “Chemung and Genesee Valle: ley canals, came within $10, 10,008 of the wholeamount which it cost to Beep up the entire line of the Erie Canal from Albany to Buila The cost of repairs to the Chemung Canal for the inst two fiscal years jg more than the original cortof that canal. While the total cost of keeping in repair all the canals of the State amounts, | in round numbers, to $872,500, for the Jast year, the oi of the Erie was only $350,000, ieawin $522,600 for the lateral canals. : (nhs me pete enactments, and by direc- tion a the Gana and Contracting Boards, have aut work on the improvement tiver from Lyons Falls to Carthage, Cg to about $150,000, large portion of which has paid for. The Black At ther tersects the canal at hope Falls, and the water taken from it is used for the Black River canal, and then passod through that canal to the Erie canal at Rome. The ba- Innce of the water takes jts natural channel from the Fal = and emptics into Lake Ontario at Carthage. It is be- lieved that there was no constitutional authority to ex- pend a dollar on the river below where the canal inter- sects. Ifso,an egregious error has been committed all around, in the Legislawre as well as the Canal Board. It is more than cpaehige thatthe courts will soon be called upon to decide upon the cou ity of this species of °F eran of of canal moneys. increase of tonnage on the canals is about one-third the past season over that of 1847. The amount of tolls received during the past season of navigation ex: that of the previous year about $70,000, notwithstanding the heavy reduction ii tolls made at the o) gid ‘of the season of 1858, A large portion of trade that bad been diverted from the canals hax been restored, and it is thought by many reticcting merchants and others that farther reduction of tolls would be good poltey. osposiany fo our great commercial interests, which do not Foomatet merely in the amount cf dollars: which dhe State receives from the collecticn of canal revenues in the shape of in- ternal custom duries NEW YORK LEGISLATURE, Senate. Abnany, Jan. 14, 1869, HILLS REPORTED FAVORARLY. To provide for the adjustment of the claims of whe State against the Bank of Orleans, To incorporate the German Savings Bank, New York. To amend the Usury laws. MILES ENTRODUCED, By Mr. Matimr (deni.)—To repeal the Metropolitan Police act. By Bir, Ety (@em.)—~To regulate the theatres in New York. Mr, Proseen (rep.) introduced are? olution calling 02 the State Engineer to report upon the feasibility and of doing awn: ah the pb eve Jock gates in the canals, #0 a9 to cna ne hundred and thirty feet to be m order to engeatt in a new Taw an |, i toile lower than the law pro- volures Such boat forivited. r. Bliss proposes by bill to amend the present law so the commissioners shail hereatier be clocted aunually, 1 of appointed, that no petition for a license shall fifty signatures, that $50 shail be the. tow- cat Jicense fee paid, and all persons obtaining licenses eball give bonds not to violate apy provisions of the law. NEW YORK INSPECTORS AND CANVASSERS, Mr, Conkjin’s Dill provides that the Board of Super- visors of New York shall annually, onthe Ist of October, appoint three inspectors of election and three canvassers , to serve one year, and shail fill any yacanefes at other times. Pergons to be eligible must be voters in the ward, capable of reading and writing the English language. ‘The term of office of all present inspectors and can vassers is terminated by the bill. Affairs in Florida, Savannan, Jan. 13, 1869, The Tampa Peninsular of the 8th says that Colonel Rector arrived on the 6th witha delegation of Western Seminoles, to make a last effort to remove the Florida Indians. ‘The Savannah and Cuba telegraph line has been com- menced, And wil! be rapidly extended to Fernandina Ubrough Southwestern Georgia and Miorida. The Thorndike WI Case. Boston, Jan. 14, 1859. Mr. B. R. Curtis, one of the counsel for Lieut. Marin, appeared before the Judge of Probate to-day, and asked for a postponement of the hearing, on account of the en- gagements of Rufus Choate, his colleague in the case. He also gave notice that the jurisdiction of the Court in the matter would be contested, on the ground that Mr. Thorn- dike was not an inhabitant of Massachusetts. By ar- rangement of counsel, W. H. F. Gardner and W. N. Davis were appointed special trustees of the property pending the legal decision, with satisfactory bonds, which will be fixed by the Court on Monday next. A full hearing of the case was assigned for Friday next. Detention of,the North American. Porttaxp, Me., Jan. 14, 1859, ‘The Canadian screw steamship North American will not sail for Liverpool to-morrow, as advertised, as it has been found necessary to take her into the dry dock to repair the injury she sustained in striking upon the rock oil’ Capo Race. It is hoped thatshe may be got ready to sail on Saturday of next week. par The Civil War in Kansas, Sr. Lovis, Jan, 14, 1859, | A special messenger from Governor Medary to Governor | Stewart arrived at Jefferson City yesterday. He reports | tbat Montgomery is fortifying himself near the Missouri | line, that United States troops have been sent to that re- gion,and that volunteers are being raised as rapidly as possible. Six hundred muskets passed through Jeffereon City on Wednesday for Kansas. News from Utah morons Sr. Lows, Jan. 14, 1859, ‘The Salt Lake mail reached St. Joseph’s on the 10th. ‘The District Court met again on the 17th ult. Much ex- citement prevailed in reference to the sudden and myste- terious disappearance of a deaf and dumb boy, and the ‘Saints were charged with foul play in the matter, ‘Whe Southern Mail. Avausta, Ga., Jan. 14, 1859, The maile from all points South, as late as due, are to hand, but they bring no news of interest. Cnanteston, Jan. 14, 1859. Cotton depressed. Sales to-day 900 bal bales. SAVANNAH, Jan. 14, 1859, The receipt ot ass o Niagar advices here caused a bet- tor feeli firmness jn the cotton market. Sales to day, bar Falestat 11560. a 11X¥¢., for midding, | I a a Cnited States Supreme Court, | Wasnincro, Jan. 14, 1859. No, 286. John T. Mason vs. Joseph ©. Gamble, et al. Motion to dismiss argued for and against. No. 89. George Smith vs. Johu J. Orton. Argument concluded for appellant. No. 40. The United States vs. Michael Nye. Argument commenced for the appellants and continued for the ap- pelice. | Adjourned. : The Opera in Philadelphia, Pamapstema, Jan, 14, 1859, Picoolomini’s début at the Academy this evening was a grand success. The audience was rather cold at first, but soon warmed up, under the charming voice and manner of the artist, to enthusiastic outbursts of applause. Tho open- ing shows that a furor is impending such as New York { 3) | pt } and that Tiger Tail has been News from Saniiiis | Savaiman, Jan. 13, The eteamsbip Izabel has arrived off Tybee, Dray Yana dates of the 10th. Sugars were quiet, the holidays not having ended, Freights and exchange were unal- tered, ‘The slave trade was active in Cuba. Nearly two thou- sand Africans are reported to have been landed. There had been extensive smuggling of lard, unter the guise of Potatoes, and an order would be Issued soon re. quiring cargoes lo Le certilled by the Spauish Consalz at their port of dcperture. Naw Onuraws, Jan. 13, 1859 The stearmehip Empire City, with Havana date of the 10th, bas arrived. Sugar was dull at 94¢ reals; stock in port, 27,000 boxes. Lard firm at 173gc. ange ad- vanicing, and sterhug qnoted 1334 premium; York, ¢ premivm Additional from Mexico, Naw Oxtesys, Jan, 12, 1859. Ad’‘ditiona) advices from Mexico, of the 9th inst., state that o"Garex hat refused to listen to the commissioners from ROMs. Zuloaga, before Lis full, iad approved the propositions from Franc? aud Hagiwud for a tottlemteut of the Spanish question, ancl dle Spanich authorities ad expressed their satisfaction The United Smt clos. vigate Saratoga was still at Sacri Nxw Onucans, Jan, 18, 1869. The only additicnal nev. tance by the Ton ndkscé is Uist thore were five Treugh, four Spanish, and thrce English men of war ve Arrival’ of Me Ton Sr. Lovrs, Jan. 14; 1858 co dates of the 2 sor way passengers The overland mail, with Se ult, arrived here. came with i, The Mea throog The America Outward Bound. Hanpax, Jan. 14, 1850 The vteamehip America, from Boston, arrived here at holf-past seven o'clock this morning, and eailed atuine for —tThe first of a course of lectures © given tonight at the hall of the library of the New York Historical Society coud ave- nue and F devenih street, by Dr. De Hass, Chairman of the ¥ Lwotogy and Kthuolog ation for the Advancement of Si ca by request of the Ar. ¢ intended to embody re Ys NUTON, * Hon. Jan. 13, 1869. ffculty betw Wm, Montgomery Hou, Wra, b Hf, Engtish being adjusted, you will please to publish the following. Very re: niy, DRAIN, The ui ed-—Joset and G B. Adrain, friends of the Hon, Win. and Joseph Laue and Wm. B, Niblaek, frienus of the Hon. Wm. i. Fnplish—having, by consent of the parties, exatained fully the facts and circumetances of the late diflealty between them, bave come to the conclusion that while Mr. English evidently acted undor the impression that an insult had been offered him calling for resentm yet the evidence does not show that aby insult had been offered whien authorized the violence be used; and he having ex- pressed to Mr. Montgomery his deop regret for what he bad done, we think ‘his apology ‘sw t, and have mu- tually accepted the terms as 4 Unal adjustment of the diffeulty. Wituess our hands, at Washington city, this 13th day of January, A. D., 1809. FOR HON. WM. MONTGOMERY. JOS. C. McKIBBIN, G. B. ADRAT Zz FOR HON, WM. I. RNGIISI, J Unkted States Distxict Court. ADOPTION OF MEW RULE! IMPORTANT TO ATTOR- NEYS. Jay. 14.—Judgo Betts has promulgated the foilowing, ee will be of considerable interest to members of the “ta viow of theaceumulntion of business, aul of tho im- pediments to the trial of causes accrued during Potion of accommodations necessary for the service Of the courts and. their officers, and the Court rooms and public offices attached thereto, now being ready for use, there- fore, to promote a speedy disporal of cases Feoting in this court ready for trial, it { ordered that the following rules, be appointed and promulgated, to take effect in the pre- sept ter! Rule 1. The Court may, from time to time, at its discre- tion, refer causes of civil und maritime jurisdiction, at is- sue And placed upon a trial docket for hearing, to one or more commissionors, one of them being a proctor and ad- yoeate of this Court, who shall hear such causes upon the facts and law thereof, and report to the Court their find ings therein, pursuant to the general authority and course of the Court, and also pursuant to the provisions and Zorco of Rule 44 ih Admiralty, adopted by the Supreme Cour under and by virtne of the act of Congress, approved Aug. otoe >: Toe. Cosmmiasjonare. sball. conduct etch ‘réftr: Ca he all brates pee despatch, corn eane the public earing of each cause at @ sirgle geggio shall not exceed four hours, and shall HOR allow an’ wi Journment of the same, except on mutual congent of the parties, or upon sufficient cause shown therefor, and also on payiwent of the expenses chargeable for the sittings of the adjourned day, by the party who moves for and ob- tains an adjournment or continuance. Rule 8. The notice of hearing before the Commissioners = be ene day, unless a longer time be directed by the judge. Rule 4. The finding of the Commissioners upon both the facts and the law may be reviewed upon exceptions filed by vine party, within four days after notice of thing the report. Role 5. If no exceptionz are filed within such time, or | such further time as may be allowed by the Court, a de- cree may be entered in accordance with the report, by the Court, on motion on one day's notice. Rule 6. When exceptions to a report are fled, the argu- ment of the same shail be noticed for hearing, aud. placed upon the docket, like other issues; but the same shall be ringed in the fourth class upon the docket. Rule 7. The Commissioners shall, when requested in writing, by either party, within four days after Gling their report, file in Court their minutes of proofs and pro- ceedings betore them, within four days after such request; which minutes, if not settled and assented to by the pai ties, may be corrected on motion by either, made within ‘8 after notice of the fling thereof, and shail be evidence in the cange. Rule 8. The foregomg rules shall continue ia force to the close of the January term next hereafter, unless sooner rescinded er modified by the Court. United States District Court. © Before Juige Ingersoll. NT MERCANTILE CASE—DISAGREEMENT THE JURY, Jay. 14.—Diblee et al'vs. Furniss et at —In this case (a IMPOR: or | report of whieh appeared in yesterday’s Herat) tho jury? after being out all night, came into court yesterday morn. ing, and, throvgh the foreman, stated that there was _p babilty of their agreeing, "They were then discharged s Honor. How this will affect Parmelee, the witt for the plaintiff, and the party who abetracteu the goods, isyet to be eecn ‘TENOR FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT COIN. start nV. Sbeava, who was found guilty some days back tor issuing counterfeit money, was yesterday sentenced to | four years’ imprisonment and $9 fine. Deatn oF Sam Jones, THE Ssminoce Carer.— The Tampa Peninsular of the 1st inst. says Mr. Kilburn, who arrived at that place the di ny fous, states that the celebrated Seminole Indian Chief, Sam Jones, is dea inted in his stead. S) the old Chief has at last carried out his resolve, to deposit his bones in the land of his fathers, from which no bribe or persecul with fire and sword could swerve him. He told the government ageut, when approache’ a few months since on the subject of removal, that “wagon Joads of money’’ would be no inducement. Court Calendar—This Day. Motions and decisions. POSTAL DIRECTORY. has already experienced. Disaster to Ship Edward. | Boston, Jan, 14, 1859. | The ship Edward, from Calcutta for Boston, has arrived at Provincetown, with loss of satis, bulwarks stove, plank aplit, ebear started in the forechannels, and leaking badly, | to this port. The Ningara’s News at New Orlean: New Ontxans, Jan. 14, 1859. ‘The European advices per steamsttp Niagara, at Halifax, | were received by the agent of the Associated Press at twelve o'clock, by the National line, and published in the regular afternoon editions of the Assoointed Prees exclu- sively. Markets, bismmaagine STOCK BOARD. Stocks steady. vane State fives, 04: Reading neon 2074; Morrie ri 60; Long TetandRatiront, 1134; Pehnsylvani 4334. ae jan, 12, 1859. Sugar rot Thee Eastern bay, $1 ae 83 pork, $18 26. Lard quiet at 1 Naw Onixans, Jan, 14, 1859. ‘The Niagara's advices were received yest ‘at noon, but as Baad, aoe had hace cn ee our Rete. sot ep 1a 000 tie: ban Tardy 10%. Whiskey, rectified, abige. P Went active at 1 16, Bartana, Jan. nL, 1859, but rates tnchap better: wit ob CSO ee te, The. Provieisns whee wane tench Whis hey .attuo neta at £0, bid ary a ate te 4, 1 Flour firm but quiet, we be Het: mae. ‘* ‘Wa ‘st 48: ced, $1.28 a $1.90. Provisions dull,” Cottey dem. Sagar flim, Whiskey o's vancing: sales at 260. a 270 and Domestic Matis. TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFIOR. Dowesti¢..../ Buffalo and Canada, and with only four men ft for duty. She will be towed , Catiro THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. Affairs in Washington—Proceedings. tn. Con= | Sree AFas phe Sake Pepital —SeWws | from Europe, California, Central Ameriea, | Now Granada, the South Pacific, Sandwich Islauds, Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, dc— Latest InteDigence, Markets, &c., dice The Weex¥ Heraup will be published at tea o'clock this morning, Among its contents will be found the follow- ing :— the African Slave Trade, #. ‘ffuira tn Alunny~Provendings of tho New York Lea's lature, News from Etirope—Optaions tn Ergin d on American PUL busters, Cuba, Meaico, Central America, Pinanze, Ur United States—aafety of the Bteamuilp Weae.’—Threatened Fombardment of Jails by the Wabash~ Commevelal *Intelit- gente, dc. News from Californla—Marviages and Denti, &e, Aflairs in Central America—Splendid. Westher and Sw the People and Foreigners in Gravade—The Women a" for Waiker—belly, Napoleon and the C: sland Arming she Natives—Fir Gore Ouseley aad the Negrocs of Gregtown, &<- News from } pected evolution tn Cauca—Kevo.t ta Boyaca Movements of our Pacilic Squadson—Lxcitement Regarding ho Filibuslers~Capture of Manzanillo, Mexico, by the Libe- rals—Depariure of Com, MeIptosh, &e. News from Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Ke stands, Cuba, West Indies, &: Highly Important trom M vernment—General Miramon lected President, &e, Euitorialson the Lesding Topics of the Day. The Latest News by Telegraph Financial, Commercia|, Religious, Political, Theatei ing and Sforitime intefyeuee ‘Weekly Keriew of the New York Ositle Market Marringes and Deatia, together with a large vari teresting Loca) ard Miscellaneous Items. Siugle copies, in wrappers, ready for « ibe counter. Prive six conts. ‘The mails for Liverpool, by the ateaushi, ter, will close at the Post Office at haif-pas? ten o!e morning. Ihe WaeKty Heuary will be realy ta wae { {3 Downfall of ie tt tor peeriptions and advertisements for any edition of the NEw York Menarp will be reseived at the following places in Burope te la Bourse. For Winter Hostery, Blegan gloves, suspenders, &e , go Brondway. Malf a Do: For Perfect Fitting "Shirts and the La novelties in gentlemen’s furnishing gooda—C BEEN, shirt aud furnishing sire, No, 1 Aster Hi Tracy’s Celebrated Shirts, Made to Order and ready made, constantly on hand at the sbirt and collar depot bf oad €9 William etrect ane, door north of Malden lane, iEO. M. TRACY, , Agent, harisand Drawers. D'S Shirt Emporium, 262 Broadway. Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tablet stzop —Thia, the genuine article, bas never been eqn! cing the- keenest possible edge to arazor, ¥ or sale by & 8 |AUNDEBS, No. 7 Astor House. Herring's Patent Champion Fire Aud burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Murray #t.,N¥, Fire Proof Safes.—Wllder’s Patent Salaman- der depot, 122 Water street, near Wall, New York. Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent powder proof locks and cross bara. Also, fire aud bucglae Proof parlor wafes. Lepot 192 Peurt strort OBERT M. PATRICK. A Chest of Good Tea for One Dolinr.—Also, ten pounds coffee for $1, at CHRISTIANSON’S, No. 1 Cham- bore street. Wake Healthful Physical Exercise, WOOL'S Gymnasium, No. 6 East Twenty elglith street. Rehback’s Lead Pencils._-Superior to every other in the market. Imported by WILL! VALLACH, 131 | William street, and for by the leading stationers. A. W. Faber’s Lead Pencils Sold at Retail by ail 5 at nly, by B. F. ER, by all stationers; al wholesale, ouly, by B. FABER, oole ageat, Chepped Hands, &c.—Certain Cure.—Hege- MAN & ©U.'8 champbor ice, with glycerine, 165, 273, 911 and 756 Broadway. Dyspepsia—What Is Itt How cance’, D: bode is our national disease—weak stoma: e di genet olatress comtve habit, bilious conditions ' its aitendant aymotoms of lo fier eating, low many suffer with it am spirits, bad tanie, coated tongue obstupefied oe Attacl bocang the bowels are Fe connie Fendet hn ARSE Taxauives. Butsuch a. n wasnever cured by cathartic, wboe on ar ee wo weiken! the digeasion and impair io- legen of he Ce Aaaantive 83 ena ‘ tt ait ae a Humphrey's Homeopathic dyspepsia pille= a sim, medicaied 8 gar pul=aave fared hebdiohe el the wore met Rost ol stile cas: This is done simply, by lmproving the ty ory tro sich rea igo tte, re iy of te, habits, a seat he ‘and only yrequres a medicine is a gem, and ee ‘nova to be appreciated. Price, 25 cents a box, with directions Six boxes, $1, KOB--A full set of Humphrey's Homeopathic Specttes, with reat eeeen poe “eee different renin i 1 eae of 1s Poses and book #2. vee | These remedies, yy the single box or cate, aro sent by mall | or express free of charge, to any ‘uddresa’on recelp\ Of tho | price, Address ¥. HUMPuItEAS 8 662 Broadway, N.Y. Croup, Cou Neuralgia, Rheumatism tow sing ¢f all kinds are icomediatel cared, by Dr. Tobias’ ondertul Venetian liniment.. Fold by Ned vote: ited Staveu” 25 and Scents, Depot | Xeepers throughout the Un! 5 Cortlandt street. Holloway’s Pills.—Let the Pallid, Broken down, epiritless martyr to dyspepsia and liver complaist hasten, to obtain these pills. There aoe life ia them for all thus afilicted. Sold at £0 Maiden lane, 4 One Principal of Life, One principle ae diseane, . eto 0 BRANDRETH om ae Prove the wnity of the first, ie ceed and the third propost- tions, Principal oflies, No. 296 Canal street. fe Have you seen Dr. Chiiton’s Certificate showing that the splendid properties of Cristacoro’s excelaior hair dye are unclouded by a single deleterious ingrodient? Sea the certibeste, by sll means, at ORISTADORKO'S, No. 6 Astor louse. Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary, corner of Kighth avenue and Twenty-elghth street. Pure aad genaine drugs, medicines and perfumery. Dr, L. De Jongh’s Celebrated Light Brown Cod Liver Otl.-—The ul curative properties of this reme- dy have been almost universally acknowledged by the foul 3 Bold Mite and retail by LEOPOLD WETZLAR, agent, 110 Chambers sircet, Ortental Beautifier for the Complexion.— ‘Tra magical effects try, gratis, S85 0r at LATKD's, 439 Broad: way. Barry’s Crleeerons 4 Bimen ae = cheapent article for dressing, beaut . cleat eurlin — serving and resioring the bal, Ladies? try it. Sia by i} Ratchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tonpees— the best in the world, surpassing all made, Bold aad appiled ‘at the manufactory, 33 Broadway. Ge ‘s Hair Dye, Black or Brown, on cheapest sud best in the world.=Oaly 7 conte bottle, Sener ‘hd muouatachen ‘dyed {a a (ew micues: will not Wash out, ‘Sold at the drug store, $06 Graud atroct, N. Y. A emarertemarseiiagr res Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees, the best in the world—wholesale and Stele ths Oe pri- vately applied. No. 6 Astor House. jenn ts the only Person who can be Pe Sined eceaulecally on all eecane of. the papal hase at ‘I ‘tirect, cornet of Barclay. Be Church Wifgp atthe door of the colablishment. A Card.—All Persons who have Gray Hair | on hate o 9 bag color ‘are invited to call and consult Doctor free), Church atreet, corner | Sr barelay. ‘i conaitd given the hake dhe utural color de- area My es Shed and saay ‘a real prodigy of chomisir. Pieters atin! Sea | Hill's Hole Dye 60 Cents a & posi! Bar Crty.’ Feed a from St. Josept ) ‘Salt 582 Broadway, A! Yj + one Lake city, leaves St st ever’ siturdays nt eo etic ointment, tor chaps, 4 A gical adepaliaiaaamal ti a ——— Bo. Paciric.. ‘seamen, Panama, Thurs L eM | my Havana. ay neg Romany 2 Mem |< Msxico. Zicamabip Ponnesose, on HMONIAL, FROM A LEGAL GENTL ‘io Men Gagne oy eames series | AS pe "ae weil-oa a many § Sepmnoes ra Be shew York six lays pre- | Biates, iu bereeaby eS vene, «. 1 oy a aie are nv | pea see a enestted sant aiter the arri | aoe AA, bana nc ta ay ai mpeg bem n fact ~4 Scena cerita otthe ei a 2 aoa ee AvsTRALA.. 08 ‘Suez on ihr. ton, Vin South Mage Xi inden on ‘on the Ss FAD or the manth, sof tha mou! wv vel’ 4 Australian: mica tan Teens” ais tre made ty ga Ue BAGhire is Washinglon—Proceedings u Congress—The Paci- | $} fic Raiiroad—The Tari® Question—feward's Plan fer Stop plog | als, | Bullrage, &c.—Prance Oflers to Ald Ep, "landagains’ the | Scenes in Nicarsgua—Oheap Living and Triete—The 1*rlests, | } Wltamon 5 MISCELLANEOUS, ae AUCTION PRICES ¥ FOR 1 mmRty hen. Bre Vand Be She awe parich V a $10. for he ‘eon aaa bee M5 for aul x Denver oreroneta for finest Kaul /ercoais, for black cloik overvanta: | Sor pood pilot overcoats ry PA » made equal to for ee pi t fe Stee f ‘ae gr te boyd Fr stout Balt pr vragen go, Fer ene Apr cout, to | Gai Tait, 84 and 86%Putton. and 45, THEO, am a 7 tand 49 Gold B. 8. DE GI B vemewisi ERS BAKER'S CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE 1s superior to any other in use For family sewicg. ‘Now si 1ee~prices from $50 to $100, < OFSIOE #95 BROADWAY. XURIANT BEAD oF BALE —@ Stored (o Jia former eo! eres, Mare * OLonene awn EXSTORER, to its nainraleolor without ive it a bear BROWN COLOR, | ‘ ‘cviog ie shim. Con be used the enme as water able, wnt will term the hair to way desired ehads. gure. Remember oe nay IT IS NOK A DYR; © ara) ust hair (0 ils original eolor. Wilson'a sea where sng hp else bas sir, wien loss remature Puinelpal — ipal lym af Sake "i u Aswvingatons 9, 1B) sale by Prior, Holoombe & 06. 215 Pub street; in phia by Collevegr & Co., ‘Third agente papngaes ‘and Walnut mreets—only THE HAIR, PHALON & SON'S COCOINE be the best and ype we art ole eee, hatr. For preserving, he most perfect hair A NEW ARTIC’ oh }rondway, end by dealers. Large ottles, Gb ovatus. Beware of count AND VISITING CARDS, d cards, splendidly engraved, mer of Dunne sire. 5B White street. OLF'S SUP! Bas 2 BHUTSL geyrina It te an excellent machine i iat xpress. “ It ls unquestionably one ‘tthe | eat —Sunday Courter, ‘Office, 489 Proadway. Local agents wanted. Address box 241 Post office. NS, RUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING THE J Siesh, cured without pain, so that the boot can be word ime mediately after the operation, without the least Ineonrentence to the patient. by Dr. ZACHKARIK, surgeon chiropedist, 7 Rroudway. Refersto the physicians and surgeons of the clly. \ COUGHS. NEURALGIA, RUEUMATISMS ANI Ce ning of alt kinds immediately’ cured by “Dr. Tobiaw ROU wonderful Venetian liniment. Sold by the druggists and store- keepers throughout the United States, 26 and 0) cents. Depot 96 Cortland! sireet.¢ geet ALATION ae THE Li 78, R. 2 for lungs—electricity inbaled—will invigorate and give health to the lungs, and na- tures remedy will be faund tho best. Ofige, Binie House, room 22° kutrance Astor place. YAYETTY’S MEDICATED PAPER.—THIS ARTICLE (invented in 1852) ia indispensable as an article of exeel- ceand value. The iil and the healthy alike sbould use it. : ati il Anneueet. Look for Gayetty’s name in each i DSEY BLUES POLKA. LINDSEY BLUES POLKA. LINDSEY BLUES POLKA, BY THOMAS BAKER. This poput Pet gg bila ceinaalconc manne Keene's heatre, writen fot and dedicated ore Ot Aare THE LINDSEY BLUES, Independent corpa of New York haa been arranged for the phanoforte by Doser, Ia now published, with a fine jecloted Ithog wei Gano as 4 for fale by musie dealers generally. FIRTH, POND & 66. 547 Broadway. SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES. In point of beauty, Seeeie, Bevfoction be Saond capacity wo perform every varie 1g 08 weep he rd jew and atid JINGER’S neh Saha seen fea For all mani S tion honestly earned. All active demand at extra. products of these Suackines ara i starr Brosd ‘BIN 400., 453 iway. 'S dae MA J St oad Cescrerne pe £ 00., 458 Broadway. GINGER: terse Seventees ars in use, and wave never fled; es 2 Zgare use, and have 4S have Sipe Paty Bs street, St. STEARNS 4 MARVIN, {erocek vier street, New Orleans. S"ikckite DROTHERS, 19 John street, publisbers Importers of slereoscopie vitws, are now rnauubeturiog bower more stereoscopes than any establiabmentta Riirope. SIX SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS. Views of Slackwell’s Islard, ‘The workhouse, ‘The bowery Almshonse, he boss Bouse, be reeepuon room of — convicts, The corridor of the Penitentiary, Portrait of Goldstein, the Wil be given in to motrow’s number of the NK e's ‘OBK SUNDAY COURIER, Othe 3 ery per Spruce On catrect, second oor. 0ODs TOOL STORE, 1 ‘BSTADL! ISHED 1881, SKATES, —SKATES, WwW domestic and tool chests, mechanics’ imported, trom ike best makera wholesale snl retell’ Sone meds teers der, planes made to pattern. 62 Chatham street, corner of Duane ‘and Chambers streets, J OOD'S, GYMNASIUM.—THIRD. ANNUAL EXHIBI- tfon members of the above institution takes place on Tuesday and Friday evenings, Jan. 18 and 21. Wit MORE’S COSTIVE REMEDY—A PURELY vegeiable compoutd forthe certain cure of costiveness fei Saar Penkaas ta cee patomk "ieries Oo soos teenage pain, (ics ccna Ja" Fat piri taki TE LYER am PL Ww. ATED WARK, For sale by BO. C. ALLEN, bi and man \ as radon maa ipelow Canal sree, aoe NERVOUS fi eal ANNIHILATES EPI- inctpient Ys peers consuming, ie mental aprealon 0 ate ‘7 aes yous GS ignant nervous ‘affee- Wons | And strengthentog, 2 eoiity and” mentally, ea co., proprietors, 109 Nassau street; Hayes, rooklyn. DOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF SEWRD ‘ef boots—At JONES’, 10 Ann street, Also, $3 50 fouble sole peg bocts; warranted to give satisfaction. $50, Reema FAMILY phe MAOTIINES. only Fi ror aP0H work and roo ke rome peseneates HYATTS LIFE BALSAM. ye et LIFE BALSAM.~ HITRUMATISM, NEURAL. team ah, abe ont nid the Sorat cages Of dlasases'ot Jood, great debility, ver comp z HRepientctomumptin he, hc, are most certainly oy ereign pu ‘fer! Frearrs LIFE BALSAM CORED MR. 8. RO and Hudso: (paint store) thoumslions Of tre most palatal Kind, ‘which bea remserod bad, a ripple for months. YATTS LIFE BALSAM CURED MI88 COLE; N! ) Atte 68 Third avenue, of asthma of the most paints od Somes kind. She had been aflticted from infancy, and the spasms were 80 severe aa to force the sternum or breast? one of fts pl YATI'S LIFR BALSAM CU: ALDEF "F; eu, Econo wand, BD Be pad he had it a wo, and for moons ATT'S LIFE yeoeeee CURED WM, yt do. 97 Prince Ot itl nea $ YAIT'S LIFE BALSAM OO) ‘cod sbetinalas efiued to yield wo tae YATYS LIFE panes eee em MH USeiari sand teow. Roar URE RED 1A a a oo » ye most tert Gases, iy outs any NORS NOT 90: wet eine 2 ft or inten vec eatety by tha toast del TIE AHS aieat CORATIFE LESSING OF THE AGE. Ot, xa Ba Bray ree, Now Fork Mis MAYES, fo 17S Fultow stro “yr Now ring bind, YATTS LIFE BALSA? ¢ pene With the direc! “WAS (@ CURED ‘od i will aby medicine,