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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

THE BRAvcH MiST.-Orders have been sent To
the Custom House and the Post Office in this City 10
send all the foreign coins received by them 10 the branch
mint 20 be reconed into American pecesthe gold into
half and quarter eagles and the silver into quarter dol.
lars-~henever il may be done without loss. The i'm
DOraiiOn of specie here chiefly consists Of Mexican dol
ar- which. when reconed there Is slight gan-cs-
uecal the coinage Of Durango. The mint ~ Laca.
,ecas uses alloy and is not IN such good repute
On Spanish hammered dollars. and on German coins
Of al descriptions there ! loss, when broken up and
worked over-much greater tnan On English soyereigns
and French CONS. \. o. JEFF. Rep.
FEARFUL CAsrAlrY.-A melancholy event oc-
CURED lately At the encampment of the Citizen Sodery
az Louisville One Of the men attempted 10 pass the line
Of sentnes without giving the cOuntersgn when he was
fred upon-the ball and slugs from Of the muskeis
Of the guard taking effect In the breast and killing him
instantly Rsshness bis part well hasty prec
ptation the part II the sentry, has plunged family
into mourning deprived mortal being Of his life and
fastened sting deep in the heart Of the unfortunate act
or through whose fundamentally Watts was hurried
into the presence Of his Maker.
THREE BoYs KILLED BY LiGHrSrsG-A letter
from stswsrstown Richmond. North Carolina states
that recently while number Of ads playing. q
storm came up and they tree fos shelter when
the tree was struck by lightning and three young per-
named Oberstreet, Cole and Wade were killed.
The WEATHER 6c-Ne have had heavy rains
for the last three daysprObsby heavier han have D,
experienced for TWO year.. IL u TOO late however IT,
the Rice Crop which canno, fail 10 be very short
The prospects u the Planter 10 this slate are Ia regard
% every article most dishesrteeng and Ia the upper
country worse even than in the lower. We have hard
courage 70 allude % the subject Charleston Mer 5h
~ The New. Haven Courier of Thursday says
Yesterday afternoon our harbor hOnored by the
arrival Of fee; Of beautiful yachts They up III.
Bay in dasnng style. nj after exhibiting a number d
graceful nautical usnGuyres. came 10 anchor under
the Notifications Of the city This Is the Yacht Club
this City which left here the day previous
~ The people of Cincinnati carry on great
trad. in of fh. ctrv ~ ale
ment Of the shipments the last year 10 New Orleans
amounting 10 963O02 dozens and l2lj.5D dozens the
amount Of city consumption. making aggregate Of
1898 dozens or %. 1926 eggs.
/ ~ The South Missourian published at Girard
eau, Mo contains correspondence between the Pe"pe
/ Of that place without distinction u party" and Mr
Clay. They had invited him 10 partake u their hospi
taliiy which he Is forced 10 decline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

~ 4 Young Mems Temperance State Conren-
''0n will assemble in Troy on "Wednesday the 18Th
ns, a, which large Delegations from this City and
parts OF the State are expected. We believe the
meeting VIII be very interesting one and we trust ii
will decidedly conduce the advancement Of the Tenn
peranoe Cause. Young Friends OF Temperance in
Brooklyn. Newburgh. Poushkeepsie Kingston. sc. do
not fail 70 send Delegates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

sASDss S,RsAfARuL, 1t has been supposed hat heT'
currents Of Elasticity constantly passing across N" fN
from E,rt Wesi. which causr- the needle uniformly
point North This however, - conjecture, vhle m
OF The Needle IA the Pole j. fixed fact fs
theory Of the operation ~ Sanis- Ssr-apaa upon mofba
constituent. The blood i founded better rylfess
while ~ effects, ike polar attraction, u demDnsN
truth During the time ha. been before the public 90
medicine are Inclined a. believe has done MO
gate the suffer ngs Of the afflicted with scrofa aud Os
diseases Of the skin than any other remedy This cerss
IN gratifying reflection, and warranted ss Il Is by iesi
mails from all parts Of the Union, aud from persons sh.e
crcdibtyis uDmpeachable he proprcofs have hssis
ton Ia stating their opinion.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail, by A. b 4
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, - Fuion-sire., New y0rs
Sold also 73 Broadway II fa-i Broadway and BY Drug
gsis generally through the nied States Price 81 pa
bottle. SIX bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

TIN GREAT HEALING SALyE"-Crminal Nesl gene.
When 80 many daily losing their lives Ia The mot -
ing manner by beng bumf 70 deain, Il t not ne es
every person, and particularly Of parerfs 20 keep sSr
their families .alye that viii positively save ir -
Of Burn or Scat. az he yiiss Dot destroy. ~
vted such saye can be fOund, Connelfs Psl1 n -
i >alge that viii do ts, and shall be applied n az -
graiuiiogsiy and before any number Of fnyslr
and VIII give almost instant relief and cure more
and erectgaly itan any prescriptions eFer e l'sn, -
any " az he medical men IN existence Ire ~ a.
ard should parents lose dear child By IRE 'hry VI a.
have the reflection that hey might have saved ~ hs
had taken the precagfOn ~ keep this ,slYe % i.n' ~"
II = equally - good for the following comp sns' ""
Tic DOloseaux, Eryslrels-, Pies -
Tender Feet. FipptOns, fsVef 80 a.
Sore Eyes snl Nipples, Scrofuis kheuma '~'
Sod yn.r a. Il COgrlanc.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

~ The FARMERS LIBRARY and MONTHLY JoUA-
Nal or AGRICULTURE will be supplied TO Agents and
BOOKSELLERS the usua discount The second number Is
now ready. See the Contents ia another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

~ The Genera Gazette, stating IN Postscript
that Duel 10 take place on the LIST inst between
citizens OF that place evidently on purpose to de-
ccive into publishing the cruel fabrication on Messrs
Woodruff snd Prou,y, not got-up copy. as we al
ars, suspected The Ners received ike ours and
published the statement The Albany Alias appears to
have had similar copy 1t possible therefore for
the villain author OF this forgery escape detection. He
must be known al the Gazette Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

- The Pfoprictors of The 4 : journal =,
Washington hsse commenced prosecution s-..r....
end members OF The Columbia Typographical 50.
Tor interfering with some arrangement. la nd. ~
contrary 20 the rules OF the socisiy.
~ Another attempt ~ eiopcnsnt hv coie,.,
servant belonging % ne rsfsfs nj 49, iafe To. c.
va. detected on Tuesday. RE offered hln.slf on 49,
fha a. : ship Cyrne--ou the eve OF departure ~ ~
pacifr-io be- shipped slnt having iorset 49,
cafes oi bis freedom. lui being rccogn..tA ln "a. H.
turned % bis owners. Nofiok HsrsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09
TO THE BALD-HEADED AND ALL LOSING rHEIG


No longer let the bald remain,
wigs must 20 ont of date
The hair grows on ihe head sealn
None 90 with naked pate.
Col1mbias finou. balm Is here,
To give both old and young,
The flowing locks OF beauty rare,
Of auburn, black and gold.
How frequently do the ravages Of disease lsy waste N
delicate forms OF The fair and beautiful and ihOBg ffsor
again 10 health yet these flowing locks that 0n'e sor
their heads fall of and again return 10 .~r onshs
beauty. II Is incOnceiysble how any persOnmofe ess
cally adycan manifest much neglect on this b"hi
when falling remedy be- Obuned In The genains
Balm OF Columbia, Tire iavOrie preparation Tor prs~fns
and restoring The Hair which has been In for ID year
ard not only continues s gres reputation, D
daily becoming more popular. Hundreds Of persons n =
parts Of the country, whose heads entirely bald, s'
had their hsir fully restored 10 its original perfection y
81 this Balm. Ia all where the hair falls Ou ~
applications ~ nl- Balm Will stop u efecuay anh ~ 'n''
where the bead i entirely bald ne u-e u pefs' =
" u eventually produce new grOwt1. Ths tss ~
proved By actual experience, m fact u1nsis NJ -
aiou Of al who h. Loss 81 hair ar-es from 'aly@
mate. irregularities and excssses In you'll, danh,n ~
-cur, which arc IN fact cutaDeous sfeclOns. ~ "hoa
Balm j. peculiarly adapted scarcely ever iaiias 70 p@"
ne ska ara lnpir 10 % healthy surface. IA.
A anpeuiage % the ladies toilet this Balm snoe" y
considered as an Indispensable"
Who Tor a moment then would bald remain,
Wfsn a restorative u found no ruin,
Which throws scr0ss the forehead once agla
The natural lresses " an early youth
Remember none Il genuine unless he wrapper hse ~
signature u Comsi0ck ca. Srw-YOrk, Who are ~ -
pfopnetOrs-ih. alone can protect TIE public from nF'
ton. Sold a. Il CO1nsndst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

. Every land and STAKEHOLDER would find himself
vastly gamer by Emancipation not merely IN '''s
-oundness o. his sleep and the serenity OF his rnino'
bo, in positive happiness and even In wealth
3 A rapi6 Improvement would ensue IN the IN
teuect. knowledge and morals Of the freed
There would be few instances in which the
oroprieiors would be tried b. Perversity and IN
gratitude but those who have had patience TO man
AGE slaves would triumph over these. Some few
,,e,so,s who owned Slaves and little or no land
,sould link themselves impoverished by Emanci-
patton but they would soon discover their mistake
Intelligence. capacity Of any kind would be 20 act
vely in demand for purposes Of Teaching trade
drawing Deeds &c that MI would be won TO habits
IF industry. and feel ashamed that they had ever
lived in any other.
Ofcourse. we think there is better Social rela-
ion between the Capitalist and the Laborer than
hat We have rudely sketched above; and that this
would come about in time but from slavery to
Civilization il long enough stride for beginning
We should like well. however. TO see some estates
cultivated in partnership between the owner and
ais freed laborers; they receiving and dividing
fixed proportion Of the Proceeds. the shares to be
determined by a careful schedule OF work done we
nave not a doubt that this would soon prove tar
more profitable and every way advantageous hah
either Slave or Hired Labor. But II would De q"
fcult to make unleered negroes understand 'ii' al
once. since neither the Courier nor The Express nave
been able 70 comprehend it IN the course Of iour
Years study. II :, ,uld probably take two or 'hree
wears to beat it through the nearly as thick skulls Of
the negroes.
Having thus answered he main question: we
can bu, hurriedly state that we never approved OF
Torrcv's course nor Of Slave-stealing generally
,houcb we find i, hard TO condemn such conduct as
Cant. Walkers in Florida. We do not denounce
Slave holdcrs-we know that many OF them are
more upright and conscientious than some Of their
reviers-and we have no doubt that much OF the
ak of Northern Aboitionisis is uDchariable and
nischievous But they DO not constitute TWEEN
iieh part of the sincere opponents OF Slavery at inc
North and the Truth and Right should not suffer for
their indiscrctions. The way 10 silence such men
is TO take away all just preicxi for their clamor'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

Tvxo snl.ndd performances take place to-day a, rhs
American Museum al y and O'Clock NJ. Hundreds Of
.-xe. and conditOls viii embrace the opportunity q
- he Dwarf ana Giant, the very extremes Of small AM
erest Al well as lhs beautiful Dssosing Views sgno
biui who closes his engagement today Great Western
&c. The house cannot bui be fu4 even " overfowng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

FIRE AND DEA1H-A tire broke out on Tuesday
night in the barn of Jacob Berrian at FordhAm. West
chester Co which with IL contents was speedily con
sumed The loss was about sJOo-insured for 80 IN
the Dutehss. Co Insurance Co-Ths IRE was supposed
have been tbs work OF an incendary until yesterday
when the bones Of a man were found under the ruin.
Beside them were the skeleton Of an umbrsls and d
pocketcomb Ii was sfterxard remembered that
Duiehman with pipe seen about the premises and
it Is supposed that he went in sleep and that the hr.
was kindled from hi- pipe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

East IsDA HAk DsE.--Thi- :. beyond dy'v !. 30,
'r remark able chemical di-eoyere- OF No 90
n color The hair aG1 vet ne -sn i p~rrc'y SAT- az =
i1rleLce. Red sray hair VIII DccOnr dNh-lI" ...<
back, after application. Mosroyef' Y's 30 h. A.
possessed by the Eat Indian Hair Dyei- ihs 49, N 70
yl.i over nj ght While the head rests on NJ ~
pOes This Dye Is prepared by Dr. ComsioeA, c,,s,ss
brsted chruest. whos. book 70 used M NE !.
throughout Gree. Britain and America SOFA 0''
Coun and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

GOukAUD's POUDks sUsTILE tor efsdicsnns u.,r o.
sAuD's Liquid Vegetable Rouge. GovssvDs -
Gouraads Lily White, 70 be nai 81 81 wan" 'ssi5
Sore FkoN Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ Mr. h. b French Clerk Of the Hoa-e q,
Representatives estimate. the Post ore ssgsass. q
The neNi sess.on u The How're n <Jl.oos p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

BuFFAIo. Aug 0. l,Il--li o'clock Pg
For the last ten days our receipts of wheat hv,
been comparatively iriilng and notwithstanding Se.
: an abundance 10 come forward. Western isrmss !,
d. understood arr exceedingly reluctant 20 bring n
There is moderate demand to-day for fresh sros,l
Western but AZ depressed prices -Four hundred M.
Ohio sold AZ $50. Two hundred Michigan ~ he ssns
and one hundred Of a choice Ohio Brand A. Sass n
impression that the article l. destined 10 go lower NJ,
season seem. to prevail consequently there fcs,
lance 20 purchase
Our stock 90 pork continues Fight aud although sev
large amount is now ia store 10 Cleveland awaitns,s
mcnt prices continue to improve. sale Of oi OF ~
mess was made az <l2 81 No m >i3 and oN'u hsa
w $3.50. hams and shoulders the same. VIZ I'd
O. sales of lard have been made ~ n Western bs1n
q as. cheese las. high wines ID dry hides, unum
med, u and wool AZ ls021
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

~. GouRsuD's italian MsDioaTED soar, ""
COariland-st at bali former prcs Pnce . ces'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

THE SHIP oN EIRE.--Wc published YESTERDAY
the report OF Norwegian Captain just arrived that
fhc night OF the 26'h be- vessel fire latitude
T. 30, longitude IL which he supposed 10 b.
ship The vessel undoubtedly was the bark Ten Broth.
crs of Marlborough. Maine on voyage from Calves
ton Texas. 10 Liverpool. which was burnt that t.y
and the OF which taken OF 10y the French hg
Hougly. Captain Rouhn. and carried 90 i'ssre. IT,
reported m the journal ~ Hdrrs of JAY and
IN the Commercial Advertiser some three weeks since
Captain Rouhiu lay by the Ten Brothers until the esel
ing Of the 27th when she disappeared Com. ADV.
BIO IArcHgE--By a gentleman who arrived
here yesterday board the steamer Lexington. sBi
who len the wreck OF the BIZ fiatchee TUESDAY MON
ing we learn that since a-t account. two u
the unfortunate sufferers have died ID Gaines. OF -
line County, Mo. passenger. and hegmun LAY ssc.
ond cook There were nine p'fsnns sill ~ Herman
der medical treatment ani ont of this number The ply
sicaus IN attendance have given their opinion that
not more i4n fonr h,o viii recover Ten 10 al hase
been buried and portions ~ wo others were taken from
the river making ih. number known to have been ked
twelve and from the critical situation Of several ~b5
are ,tll suffering the loss viii doubtless exceed tssnu
persons = Louis New Era. July a.
FIRE At NgNIA-SupPosfD MurDrR- Nsais
Ssadag M9raiag fHgasf g. lrfj-A distressing me ,os
place here thls morning II was discovered NJ shut
o'clock in the store OF Me-sr- ruierhaugh s Al.n
whose entire stock aud building are hunt Ge.is q
surcd 5000 building 5000 AZ Columbus. Two yours
men, clerks both deed only got out II ~
house. and the Doctor who examined him has dosn
ne murdered. Their names are WIN. sbecl NJ
James hcnney
Daniel d Williamson Grocer house burnt goci.
mostly saved. Crmbaush llsiier hou.. burnt so.,
partly saved BsHIl. Saddlsr house burnt gods ~
moved. store of u Barr Bookseller. injured .ist
saved Also Drui store OF Dr. Banks several hmiss
burnt out furniture mostly removed Cor cn 1-f
NEW ROUTE FOR THE Wf.T.--Th. Georsa
Railroad viii bee completed hy the ~ ~ septemlsf
next from Augusta 10 Decatur aud hy the III Of O,iot
10 near Cashvilie. Cas- Co GrO.-makng The ebes
800 miles
~ The trial of Wyatt. a convict IN the hnban
prison for murder. has been postponed uA Febna1
next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

WoENs ~ CHILDREN -COn.srcks Nermes r., = 50
remedy IN every case sod 81 p c mriand-sl ''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

HAVE voc RoAcHss OR BEo BUcs IL Sots ~ 't. 4.
sure exiermlnatOr Vi these nOsiOus sernin Day :"
an street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

~ The and fast steamer Buffalo makes an ex-
cursor tomorrow morning the Sea Bass Banks leay-
ing pier No l. n R. at q o'clock On Monday and Tues
day she runs TO New Haven leaving Bsrcays,rect at
o'clock A. ~ Fare up and down 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

u DR BANNING may be consulted a his once u
way, t57, on Friday nex', between A. d. sla - esx4
5 and D. IN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

ExrsAcr OF SAKsAP,gtLL..-pimpless ana ~ -
Of he .acs. posi'iy-i, BE- cured b. CVn."rs - al.
>arsapaflla SOthins csl eqas. Il - 4 81 81 eo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

~ Rev. Mr.. Wood Methodistl has been aP
pointed Chaplain OF the Auburn State Prison, in place o.
Rev. Mr.. Morril, removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

~ The l Mon Of Thursday has long artiel. %,
'As Pres,H, as,ss' TV.g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09
TO.DAY'S OUTSIDE.

Frksr PAGr-Thomas Hood Miscellanes.
FOURTH PAeE-List Of Letters remaining in the New
York Pos, Ofice Money and Marine News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

"a Gov Baldwin DR. Bangs. Bishop James and
ex.Mayor Harper were present Al the Commencement
exercises Of the Wesleyan University on "Wednesday
asst at Mddletown, CT Ralph Waldo Emersons Ad
dress on Commencement evening was on The Natural
and Permanent Functions Of the Scholar" There was
A Levee al President Olins in the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

u The Annual Commencement of Trinity Col
lege at Hartford Connecticut, took place Thursday
last The graduating class consisted OF 10 members
Who of course received the Degree Of B. A. The Cou.
rant says that other Degrees also conferred
which We presume it Will publish al It's leisure The
yaedictory Grafton delivered BY R. c. Rogers Of
nudson In this state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

Mariners CHrncH RoosEvELr-srsEEr.-It is now
over twenty-five years since this Church erected for
the sole benefit Of Sesmen By the Society for promoting
the Gospel among that class Of in this city. During
this entire period the Gospel has been stately preached
and magy thousands Of Seamen have heard il in this
place OF worship. Nor have they heard in vain. The
great Improvement 10 their condition resulting from this
and other means employed Is acknowledged by all.
In accordance with the catholic principle. which
the Society ha. acted Cergymen Of diferen, de-
nomination. performed the Religious Services at the hrs,
opening OF the Church.
To make the Church correspond with the improved
department. OF sesmen became necessary TO repair
the Interior and for this purpose has been closed sey
era weeks
The alterations add greatly the appearance and the
comfort Of The Church Il viii be re0pened FOR public
worship Sabbath Angus, l0th and Sermons will be
preached by Cergymen OF different denominations, Al
the usual hours the morning afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09
New Publications.

q The HsRBIsGER, Nos and = con'ain TWO
Of the best articles on Moral Reform ever written III
this or any Country. They are from the pen we
presume. Of Rev Wx II. CLAIMING We are deter
mined yet find for At least part OF one Of 'ne
We DO NOT sec Row those who read in order tnA'
they may become wiser better and more useful TO their
fellow ren. can DO wiiho1. the IarbngeT. after ihey
have once il. The translation OF Consae1o y
Geo sand. which j. continued from week 10 week i
alone worth TIE price Of the work. Those who Gs,n'
the author teacher OF mPurty ,ss she may have been
IN works with which not acquainted "ould oe
surprised hy the character Of this In Reviews. Poetry
Criticisms Art and Music. SC. SC. the liarbnscr =
even with me foremost, 10 Is supplied in this City by
Tuuc & Dexter. Burgess Sirinser s Co. and Nm Il.
Graham. - Nassau.
II GRAHAx's MAGAZINE has two capital little
-keiches-lda Grey, by Mrs. Ossood and ABBY
Ray. BY Emma Longieiow Poem IN Rain IN sum
mer j. good yet we betierloye LowELLs on The fu'
ture, which we shall to subjoin- n BIZ the
sharp Of the Express shall detect any AsraAn or
lnhde sentiments therein wish TO say beforehand
hat we disapprove them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09


agains; Omnibusracins. There is easy. simple and
sure mode Of correcting this evil Let Passengers when
ever their Driver Is racing. pal the cord which the
Drivers bell They don't have bells but then you can
pull away nj the drivers great toe which j. usi a. well
This stops the Omnibus and II repeated a. often as he
races sccompi.hes the object Passengers therefore
have the remedy for this evil IN their own hands.
Albany Evening Journal
II The Sun a day or two since published a
horrible and incredible story Of nhdeliiy stsbbine &c
The Ereaias Mirror gives the following explanation OF
the matter We published an account ola dreadful At
fair in which the family Of Of merchants said
to be concerned. We have been informed of the
particulars and are happy To learn that those given in
the published altogether erroneous That
melancholy Of the kind did in the neishbor
hood true but the character the lady is in no way
mplicaied-,he attempt upon her life was not by her
husband but by gentleman a visit his friend a,
the same house. who Is insane. and Is confined IN
an asylum
IL The election Of officers of the Grand Lodge
If the State Of New.Ycrk Of the Independent Ordor Of
odd Fellows has terminated in the election Of the FOL.
owing officers
Grand Master VIM L. c Smith Of Buffalo. Deputy
Grand Master Jos K TAYLOR Of Sew.York Grand
Warden. Daniel p Barnard OF Brooklyn Grand Repre-
sentative No l. n. d Egan OF York Do. 40. No >,
c. True. Of Albany Grand Treasurer, Moses Andc.-
son. Of Ncwiork- Grand Secretary John g. Tread
well ofNswlork. Grand Chaplain, Napoleon b. Mount
fort Ncvlork
There no election for Grand Master Grand Re
preventative Ne. the hrs, ballot. second Ballot
ing was had Thursday when the chairs all filed.
~ ST.. GEORGES CHURCH will be opened for
divine service, on sunday. The Rector Rev DR.. Tying
will oticisie all day.
IT. DELuer OF RAIS fell on the Eas, end of
staten Island Thursday afternoon The roads and
bridges were considerably injured
GRIMES AND CAsUALrIEs.-The Upper and Low
er Police Offices yesterday, were exceedingly barren Of
cases possessing sucen, interest for report petit lar
cene and assaults and batteries making the calendar
with the solitary exception Of the arrest of two men
named Charles d. Mason and John L. Harden charged
with forging the name Of William Joice 10 . check for