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Funeral of Professor Yates.
CORES pondence OF The Tribune.
SCHENECTADY, Tuesday, Au

CORES pOndenco OF Inc Iflbuhet
SCHENECTADY Tuesday, Aug. -
This day will long be remembered by us as one
OF sadness The city seems buried IN sorrow, and al
one man mourn the melancholy bereavement we are
called 10 endure. To-day paid our last honors 10
the late Rev. JoHN AUSTIN YATES, ID d. who Tell q
victim 10 The prev Aliug epidemic on sunday, Aug 20
after short illness Of about 10 hours He was buried
from his late residence in the South College Rev.
William { mpbell d ID. OF Albany made a few sppro-
pirate and solemn remarks
lie then made short prayer, after which the re
mains were carried 10 their lsst resting place followed
bv large concoUrse OF friends and relatives on loot
and In carriages
We have but little OF the Cholera among US aud that
little each day diminishing. IL 10 T9morcd that Ihr
faculty OF Union College held meeting this morning
and decided that the next term will not comms nee w
al the 2st OF next month instead Of the IN ss 10 eas
-. - - ; d.
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REV X " sEEcHER

MEs.a. EDTORs your columns Of Wednes-
day article referring y tiscogrse delivered 81
Rev w Beecner Sunday evening lsst, AZ the II 40
crnscle Ia PierrepOnt So The writer u that article
zyes the substance Of remarks made IN That ds
course touching on Association, which manifest com
nsndsble sYint Of hoerstty
Who that has ever listened % the Rev senren-s
IA, not been pleased with his bold and msnly
On sunday morning last, however, the writer 81 tne
.resent vsrszrayr listened % clscODrse oJ him, Of
shich The evening referred % The closing part
Ia hat discourse Mr. also touched upon Associ<,on
but az remarks predicsted On IN entire missp
oreben.,on He spoke u Assocstonis,s as those VINO
would reform the world ~ beginning with n.sses Of men
snd cot with The individual and remarked With much
yehenence that you mig We. attempt n reform
tn world By turning Il upside down IN hell lie also
.ad TIA, A.soc niss they did reject the fsmi-
" influence ca.t Il aside matter Of Indifference
Ia ootn Of these assertions be wrong Associ.
sronists IN regard the nr. recognize tue import
ancs Of inning with the individual bat At the
sane time that TIE individual has already been begun
with that the time hss conc when s1cn relations
.hould Be ess5Esced that reciprocal In, might
.o- from the individual he mssa and from the
% ne individual Azsin Asssocia.onists 10 re-
gard the second admit the importance Of the whole
81 ne family influence especially tnst Of parents upon
children, snd that influence s~ng 90 good u ought 70
Gov IN lsrger circle than that q the simple family
"A ne Rev Gentlemen paid touching tro1S OF re
sp>ci n the memory Of his departed mother VINO
although sns from nln when oaJ tnrse years
OF sze had made % powerful npression on BIN nat
ssid would louz his being should endure
ne writer u this could help tninkins nat u the
multitude Of children Mo are without jaaeioes VIE
good psrsnt could, By any Organization Of socie'y %
brought within The Influence Of sgen mother, ana
others u the same KIDD what regsnersrns power
would q forIr into The world J.
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81 TELEGRAPH TO THE Ntw.YORk TRIBUNE
x.,,cn,bo-y.n.zuela-Paez and Monagas.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Aug JO-AM.
Capt. Warren OF the bark lrma from MaracalDo,
arrived here this morning reports that port 70 De eoo
sg.nst All communication from the Interior but inst
Al vessels from leeward were perntie1 % enter TIC
.oose on the 18th inst on Lsgusyra the venezuelan
,cbr San Carlos, whose Captain informed MN mat
unrs. had AZ the head Of 1000 troops, marched the
previous day decide BY force Of arms between him
sslf and Gen PseZ.
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BlYiRD TAYLOR'S LETfERSn.NO. VI.

ne Carib5sas . Cro,ed of Paasa4a'. ShiP
WnhO0 FaD7s GnJ of H0ndvss. Ired<
Wiads. .DanSvoas Nar'Sa fi0r .L1He, 10 .---
AgDeaano, Of The Iuhmas 90. n AHchor .-.N1ry
Bay. Chasr,s Carl n san LorD-o- me
Buoo0Hee7s The Rub for Sh0rs. Soame orr
lad rD.... Scarcity Of B0as. Ny Lat Ni9M ~
Board n D>ri0as C0arss he Fs4coHs IN
arr. Ceiegial Pyro,echnics S<,p
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M,ssrs GTseey NcEHGA
srEAM.A FALCON, Caribbean Sea, Lat l0' :.
July q, l-is
The Atlantic half Of ny voyage IS near It's ED.
After seven days Of hard trade winds and rough
seas. since leaving the Bsize, ne sre now ap-
preaching Cnsgres. and only wait the lifting OF
heavy rain.c.oud on the southern horizon. 20 see
the green bills u the lsthmus. The psssepgefs
are already engaged in packing, and cording up
their trucks aud forming into parties for the Jour
ney b. Panama. We have been somewhat
crowded since leaving New-Orleaus, but the ex
cellent order preserved by the passengers, and
our confidence IN the Falcon sad her excellent
captain have Contributed to make the voyage "a
Their pleasant than otherwise 70 those who are
not made sick by these heavy seas There has
been very little incident OF any KIDD since leaving
the mouth Of the Mississippi. On Monday even
'Dg last, while of Cape San Antonio we were
boarded by the captain Of the Brush bark Cnam-
pion seven days from Jamaica, and bound to Llv-
erpool He had, singulsrly enough come away
without bis papers, and begged Capt Hsrtstein
70 forward A letter for him from Chsgees TO ia
maica, tina they might be sent to England by the
British Mail Steamer, and anticipate his arrival.
Meantime ne Will run some risk Of being taken
40 as prize by some msn-of-wsr, and Will prob
ably make a wide cruise on the Atlantic 10 avoid
reaching Liverpool before his papers. During the
nisht We passed between Cuba and Yucatsn, but
light fox lay on the water and neither shore was
visible.
Crossing the mouth of the Gulf Of Honduras, we
met the south eastern trades which blow strongly
the whole length the Caribbean Sea This, with
the dangerous labyrinth Of reefs and Shoals stretch
ing from the Mosquito Shore toward Jamaica ne
cesssrily retarded our passage. Yesterday morn
ing after running the gauntlet OF cluster OF corf
KEYS for the navig cation OF which no chart can be
positively depended upon. We came into the deep
water Of the Caribbean Sea, with clear couf'e
for Cbagre. Notwithstanding the strong wind,
the engine has been making 10 knots an hour
The sea runs small hills aud the ind Is as strons
asa rsle off the Newfoundland Banks 1t has
been very cool on deck for the last three days bur
the thermometer ranges from go 20 ss' IN the
shade.
Land, no The lofty coast Of the ls,hmus has
just hove IN @ ghi through the mist dim and indis-
tnct a, Yet, though not more than SIX or eight
miles distant After our heavy morning shower
there is a brief prospect OF clear sky before the
afternoon rains-enoush we hope TO enable us t.
land undrenched. The general outline OF the
shore bears some resemblance To- the approach 20
Sandy Hook. with the hills OF Neyerslnk bshinc,
but IL much higher. Owing 70 the hszy state o.
the atmosphere, we shall be obliged 20 run along
the coast until We make the Castle Of San Lorenzo
at the mouth OF Rio Chagres.
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BosToS, Thursday, Aug 80
There were Is deaths by Cholera to-day Ia this
ciiy, up 70 noon
There were deaths In this place up 70 noon
I.v
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Rhode-IsIand Election.

Wednesday, Providence Jour'sai contains the
returns from the Congressional Election IN the
Western district, by the help Of which, we make
up the following table
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

~ A letter has been published by Rev Mr..
sprssge Of Brooklyn father Of the young who was
arrested for s,sasltng lady and stealing her 'hoes,
10 which be states that bic son GAS lsbored under
extraordinary monomAnis for sosTaetins shoes ever
aimee nis early ooyhood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

CowAKDLr MCKDER--On Friday Nessrs. Hef-
fernAn and Nchsel Donovan repaired 70 The house Of
Jane. Lambert ian ErghshmAn, In order 20 reclaim
COW. the poperiy Of D0nevAn, watch be unters'ood
had been penned By Lambert Lambert said that ne
had the COW that Be Intended % keep u and ordered
them 10 leave bis premises Re returned 70 he house
ana r,kppeared With zun. which Be pointed ~ Mr..
Donovan He-ermsn vresfed the gun from as nsnds
and hsnaed /; over 10 bis friend charging him not 20
return ii 70 Lambert Apsrley ensued- Donevan en-
desyoFins - prevail upon him 70 return the COW, and
Lambert protesting that be would keep Il Al iength-
dnaiog that terms could be Agreed upon, Donev an
handed k. back his gun previous 70 returning home
when, - be VA turning away. the cowsrdly ru-an
AIRED him, the eont~uts lodging In rs es The
wounded man WAS m Immediately carried 70 bis house,
where despite the almost cx-rrions Of his physician
we learn that he expired AZ early hour yesterday
morning Yesterday morning. Lambert <ss arrested
aad u new u Cs.Aoooss 81 L0sis Asvs4ls, 1sS-
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improvement In Pspe r-l1akinG Machinery
by {. X. CoiiinG, Glasgow.

Fr.m ~. Ga.ro- Pr,-tra M-chanI. Joaras-
The invention refers, firstly - an improved ar
rangemeni for obtaining partial vacuum beneath =
oortou Of the travelling endless wire cloth u paper
machinery. which receives and conveys the pulp
secondly 20 an improved mode OF preserving Al All
tght connection between the lower moving surface Of
TIE cloth and the nxed upper surface u tne 80
ia.tsoe ends Of the chest into which the ~
yerruous water Of the soidfying pulp Is pressed y
inc external action u the pierre Pumps ians
and steam have heretofore been used TOT na. p4i
pos- but all have been more or lees Oolecuonaoie.-
Mr. Ceilings plan ooviaies all the evils " ne other
methods. BY simple means, sbsofoiDs no power 10
sOrkug. and s-0rding Uniform stnosP1eHS Pies
sure, producing regular, uniform sheet 4n4s y &C
cOmpshed BY attaching pipe % TIE vacuum snAnocl
Il such length that the pressure OF ne eoumn Of
within produces The requisite suouht Of As11os
pheric pressure The pipe % attached 70 tne ionsIl
duA center Of the bottom Of the vacuum chamber Anc
"a. .top-cock a. rs lower end tor regulating the ds
charge Of water from the pulp. In sisrtrg me me-
chine il /. necessary thst the vscuunch amber should
Be quite u OF water In order that ia may
produce the proper amount o. vacuum During me
seton Of the machine the stopcock u kePt constantly
open T. the extent required and =. the water ssn-r.
the chamber u Oh. the PIPE .Al ne N.ier Column
thus produced Ia enteav0ring 70 is- down ne pip
produces, = regular partial vacuum 10 the cnAmoei
surHc,ert 70 cause an externs atmospheric acton o.
rte pulp 70 carry q the whole ~ ne supefreo1s
water from IL Tee amount Of opening OF tn- cock a.
the foot Of the uip Is determined BY the quantity o.
water discharged from TIE pspcr 80 tnNi ~hiie tae
SOW /. uin,errupted the pressure column remains IN
diminished IN hisht
n. serons n6rtion Of The invention q for keeping
H. .ps betxeu ne adjustable ends q the chest and
tie outer exd ends Of same i1 o. water - a. -
form hvdrsuic oini prevent ne insress 81 ar 70
the vacuura-chsrncer, either y ne saes OF nc e'o
pieces or over the tops beneath ne ~feeiotn
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n The Boston Courier sgain lends its CO..
umns to an anonymous correspondent for the par'
pose of making it appear that the Ms''sehu'e't' :
Senators are not on friendly terms with each other
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Death of n Broker.
Progress Of the Cholera.

PITrssVRGH. Thursdsy, Aug 80.
Holmes. Sen. highly esteemed and resPec,a-
tie ,roker died in this city yesterday
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" The name of joins h STEPHENS reported
the speaker and reader Of the Hungarian Address At
Newark should be Thomas II. stephens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

GEs CAsssBEoKEs 5wokD.-The hiltand pos
loo Of the blade Of the vertAse sword tina, Cen
broke tEe stump, after Halls Surrender. n.s sfn,e
ir me city and wss .noxn 70 "a yesterday poraoa
OF the belt was attached much cut and hsefea %
cges, sho~ing IL had hard service "a ~ -.
sys wien IL surrounded the great man 80 a..
s.noisr .ad cOlt1Eoo- ia 0e>- ~
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~ water.Cure.-JoEL Saw, n ID pupil " Prose
~ The s.rnsa Amsncaa practitioner u Hysropsihy,
.atlor d. Hydropsthy, OF ths Wstsr-Csrs Wasf,cus
u.no.lJ sWs,sr-.grs ia Cholsrs sWsisfCur. Ia Freq
c.ney snd Cndblrth, ke &c may De eonsatsd daily Ct
81 Toerthsv Railroad near Tearh-st Guy p'seass also
sftsnced e~<S i'm
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~ We are frequently indebted to Messrs.
Dockrsy & Co.'S Express for late Providence papers.
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q Water Csre lsssisssss, -Jrss ssw ssisdi"rs
Al Oyster Bay l. 4 sow o1se for tes fecspuon "
osrsn vor purity Of wstss ssssfy Of cir End essaty
o scensry place 10 sossSpsssed ossn eosa Cfosan
runs daily from Fulton AAsst CiY estshnshment ID
LsxaLs Address 4 r faALL. ND. ssio In
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ss.r Hy.sD ssud oul scores Of ysuabs prizes daily
rom heir shmsn Ia the shape OF hs.ds OF hair cut
10 The most fssll-ss style And tnsn shoss t-o essn
or..nss-one for each side Of svsv nssd TAsidsosns
sgle I'm
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Hoard OF Heaith....TrrSsDA

Tn. Sanitary Committee Of ,his City reportll deaths
cholera A. having occurred during the last a hours,
n which we're from Hospitals, and IN private
0rsctice.
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~ Wigs and Tespees.-bArcHsLoss esisofsird
VIZ factory 10 81 Wan-st whsre a. al rms. ear -
solrd The srysst assortment In he city 5usnges and
ciuxers sh0vd call and Judge for themselves before Rgf
chasing else~hsfs BATcsILos's newly iny-uted Wigs
obtained silver media. ~ the Fair u INC Ansrissn ssu
ms- Copy The address nJlo h"tSu
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o. Mrs. VI. y. Cove Nichols Ws,sr-C Cure rny.i-
ei an 70 Lexinsoa-ay COnsslLsnons from lOA n o1rh
Patients visited al Ihsif residences
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PRAiklE nU CHikS, AGs 10 al wrote you 3
few days since about lynehng an Indian ana tae pro-
able consequence. The report now 10 that the Chp
pewas have killed two at OF near the fss OF tnv
chippewa River, that Rce's warehouse ~ ssuk hsp
ids On the Mississippi hiss been burnt and thai t~o
men we're kcd by the Wlnneossc~s neN these hsp'ds'
snd that other depredstous such Ss burning and pun
dering arc gong on, varo1sy between me Two feis
occupying space OF 80 miles IN direct me Gals
for yuo ic meetings have been made In - Paul sn0
other places above 10 form volunteer companies io'
the protection OF the defenseless inhabitants
Ii Is not likely that the MlnnebSgOes take part with
the Chppewss ON account OF the lynehins nor Is u
certain mat IL WinOebsgOes snd not CnipPena'
that have done the mischief 81 and near The Ssuk hA
psds The Winnebsgoes have declared their intention
10 return TO their old haaog grounds in Wisconsin Tor
the coming Winter, and have been prevented oS nlnsy
force THIS may have incensed them 20 burn and muir
der the Mississippi Bat 10 certain that they aa'e
not gone over TO the Chippews River, nor done tne
killing there The troops lying idle a, Jefferson Bar
racks in Mo. would do much more for the protection
Of the ooontTy II they were al Fort Smelling or even
Al this place, occupying ihese empty barracks
Madison (MisN lxDrsss
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GENERAL NOTICES.

q f.wIsr. 4 Ws'l:, rhrs:s' $50: a. as
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ATTEMPTED Mail RoBsERr.-Adsring attemp,
VAS made 10 rob the mail bags on board the steamer
Princess Royal on her trip up from Kingston yesterday
Toe leather Of one Of the bags wss cut through In the
form Of cross but the thieves hsd been disturbed oe
fore they had ,ucceded Ia sbs,rscrng the contents
Suspicion fell upon Andrew StsPleton and Collin Nc
Faaden and they arrested. Toronto Globe SS'A
RscEPrIoS or rHT PKEsipEsr AT bUfFALs.-
Al meeting Of the citizens AZ the American last Moa
day evening. Judge Burrows IN the chAr' com
m'tee WAS appointed who on lacsdy' "a esnne.
ton with committee named by the Council. appoint
"a general Committee OF Arrangements Tor TIE re
eepiion Of the President
" NJ. William Halls jewclry store In De-
no, ". robbed on the Path Of jewelry and property
worm taVoo.
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BROOKLYN Board of iiea

grookIyn Board of Health ..TsrRsDAf' aug o.
since yesterday, mere have been reported 70 tbs
oace. three iata Of epidemic Cholera VIZ 90
s,Jget Fitzpatrick, Grahsm.st; Johanna Wison,
g.ke, Buildings ststsst. Mary Aenahan, Aasntic-st
Cs J. GooDRIcH, Health Physician.
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r"ADl asD ELTIsE, OR The Two NIZcEs,
by Mrs GREY, is quite equal to any novel we have
read from the pen Of this popular author. 1t is
published in neat form, and in good style, at the
low price OF Is cents. New York W. II. Graham,
ISL Na.au-st
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~ Wigs, wiss, Wiss.-susassfs vsnns u.
ely are informed hat ne boat pses :" 81 o'h.as.ssi
where Lhsy h<nd The lafSsst ne eesspost ann
ASSORTMENT VI ~.gs- bali ~iss, toepess, ef.as
quality are 1nscg.sed. The uats supplsf wnosssls-
Ia "a sdgs Hr yourselves. n MGdsr-lsns snls m
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~ "a SECULAR DIARY Is convenient
Chart arranged and published by Mr.. A Cres~eil for
..certsiniug any day OF the week month in either
the Old or the New Style II will be found useful either
in the counting house Of the merehsn, the study Of
the scholar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

q RErscH's OUTLIsEs TO SHAKsPER,
Me.srs G. & B. Wes,ermsnn Brothers, 65l Broadway,
have just Issued Parts v and VI Of their edition Of
tais beautiful and popular work They contain the
Illustrations 20 Macbeth, and Romeo and juliet All
lovers Of shakspere and Of art should possess these
engrsvings
NV MUIc-Menrs VIM. Hal Son will
publish in a few day. composition By susko'eh,
called Filtration Polka" which will become genera
f.vorte
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IV RAsKIso's H,LFYZasLr ABSTRACT %
rHE MEDICAL SCIENCES" Philsdelphis Lindsay &
Bscsiston) j. digest Of the contents Of the principal
British and Continental Medical Works published dur
inz the preceding Elk mouths We have received the
Ninth Number from January to June lsi9. IL contains
large amount Of medical Information, based on the
theories Of the old schools.
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~ A correspondent calls attention to dis
graceful occurrence which took place recently on board
the Quarantine boat Staten Islander. in which a man
was attacked by several Of the and severely beat
CD The victim was saved from being killed or At least
from being manned for life BY the Interference Of one
of the passengers whose conduct informant states
was Of the most prsseworthy character.
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Ma CLAY A,D FArEEK EaELr-The L0rel
C,,r,,- unSer,tsnds that when Mr.. Clay stopped az
Wo,c..,e- GA HI. wsy 70 Newport. Mr.. Earle. editor
o, tse yo-ces1 81 desired an Introduction 70 NJ
,tstesnsn. Wei friend Earle, sad Ny Gay N rs
bI.ns r,snner. what have they been dong here n
N...schu.etts' ber some Of TIE Wigs have sot
u the trscE7 On. 10. -.r-Ie a-e a. risnt oai ~
WI es-tv IA. soi Of The track" Al " repaed
,be st.te.m.n. friend Earle IA; rhar aesaf1'
slEsss say"
Opv>r>e % rHT CssPAisS.-Ihe " Free De-
o-~v Of his city he'd tnsir meeting for ne Choice
:. r,-..e. N me Statr Convention on saturday eve1
Josn Milton Earle, Peter C. Bacon sne Judge
-, .ss-~.s-d th- meeting. George w. hasse-F
r.-r.,s " sturteTsrt Charles 9 Prerrss Sac =
P.1sos~. Adoi9has Morse, Peter c. Bscan, Jons' ~
NJ. al. loan Alton Eare sere appointed Delegates
:. -. conv.ution free SoA' las been abandoned
"a free Democracy substituted
'-'- (%oreest>r Mss Ezs. 9Th
TxssR.FH OFFICE LIBEAEIEs-On the rec
-,re,s.r,ou Of their Superintendent J. d Reid tsq
N. directors Of The various lines OF Ie-egrspn roa
Phist-lPha 70 Loaissla- have rosea % s-ppf -
v.riou. fees vita 1brsres Of se1enr-e sorks en4s
" electric Ass chsa.ea, Ter oPeraSSss S'ss "s'~
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Fsr.L AccDEsr.-Yesterdsy, a man preseat-
Il pistol which he supposed 10 Be unl0sdec. at $50
TIER man. and pulled the trigger The contents were
deposited IN the enssr Of ns unfortunate conrsde who
e-sd n tsv nonsats s:ter. As1pcls AP7ss-, Eta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

GIVE Us CROss-wALKs VI. Items While
Mr.. Rus. /. laying down excellent pavement for
omnbus.es cart. and other carriages why does be moi
a,o make smooth foot~aks the streets in place
of those he takes up At Maiden lane and Cortland o.
the long smooth, thick stones Of the footwas -cro"
Broadway are better than the rough, small ones
put down 10 the pavement and y not 90 lAsting
hen why not have new large stones Of the new kind
cur smooth for the purpose How much Ia 70 be paid
Der square foot superficial measure for the new pave
renti and hov much additional would u cost Tor good
foot walks across Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

~ The furniture Of Calvary Church IN the
Fourth avenue under the pastoral charge Of Rev. Mr.
Southland, .old at public suction this morning The
total value Of the property we understand was about
q 600, and sold FOR something lie $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

" We understand that 20 less than thirty
four FIRE engines have recently been built or are now
building IN h. city at the cost Of from three TO nine
hundred dollars each. Among the places for which
they are intended. Hartford New Haven, Green
vile. New.London. sheboygsD, Baskerville, II. Wa
terbury Conn Jamsic., L. l. Syracuse. Nes Orleans,
Baton Rouge, Hudson, N. Y Newburgh, Bridgeport,
Matsnkas and Detroit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

RoRRyRY o. Board A SrEANBoAT.-An old
,ae,der named Horsuo D-forest rsken into custo
dy Thcr,day, charged With having stolen from Mr.
charles Wise wallet containing sls IN bills, pure
With .3 10 dimes and gold lever watch, valued At
Mr. Wise coming from stou!ngton on board tns
.tes,ner Vanderbilt and having secured berth No y
placed the above property In biz nat a. the head Of tf
bed and laid down. TIE partition between MS BERN
and The next being open and toe accused being ne
innate II next berth suspicion Tel a. once 4oh
5i,, roon being convened b the chiefs Office,
,pendid ,ewery sett consisting Of blue pearl brace
let with earrings breast pin, and anger ros - n-icn
va. found upon him. he vas locked up % a~Aii =
further examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

FIKE.-Tne match factory u Mr. Part1dxe, 10
Tzelfth-st sixth avenue. vas y, are 70 On q
n~.dsv Mat about IL O'Clock BY The bursting Of a
vessel cont.ninx OIL OF vitroL IL WA speedily sxrn
rushed with oGi tr1ing dsnsge.