New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29

- Asn.crtoS We understand that
..-,ot vrss made by some OF the company OF
nsh;r.on A Eldreds Circus, during tner ie'e N't
- ouy yliage 10 en,ice away couple OF yoIns
s,,,.--ssed 12 and l3-da1sheees o' NiloN
k'IsI ,,ns,r, on Beebes Island. The attempt wa
81 ona and the rascals engaged Ia Il deserve %
.o.,ed nm" The gihs Gs We underssini'
DO r-~.,nd the tent during the afternoons per.
ss,n'.nce. and attracted the attention OF the dor
1900 who. after iuquriog their names am some
.hins al their history, ibsiied mem IN, hNe'y %.
1919 then mace TO win their confluence aad
Io'' 81 i,aaenca IL numerous presents. AMI
uhou s'. "a COCO on their reaching New York Oiiy
IL consented to q with tAem' Arrange
80 v,ere accordingly made 70 convey tneh 10
1850. Uorbor Immediately on the close OF the
Evenings performance. Their m'tner 'l'' ~ 90
Son.cions OF what was goiog on etnP,oyeu cons'S
he Keon to assist her 10 ootai"s L. .
TS s,..,.,v ,touy refused ~ give tnem up, pat
me ~" - isgsl action was about to be taken let
nnolHe We advise parents, where this compa'
tnom 81 v;.t 20 iook well to their children
ny may V'sT Wserown Ucion-
IT,, yvuL or ga ROBERT PEEL.-After en-
..;rns Dr.vton Park, and the other large es.a'eS
- a.dIJo,dskire ana w arwica shire, It proceeds -
rscite sums, &c tho amount OF nearly quarter o.
,Iion. previously advanced TO, or settled upon his
sevesal children, mot including $4,000 per saoum
,sttled on bis eldest son., and then oeq1ea.ns
sbout GGOO 600 more, making the portions OF ms
Eve vouneer coma Gl06 O0O each and those OF his
daughters esq 900 each. Be leaves to chapel
erected by him at Fazeley, IN StfahordSnhe'
q 600. laiterwafd revoked because no hso en-
dowed IL with lands AMI 5000 70 scooo' es-
tablsbed bv him 10 the aid village 10 the lnirnary
and LuDstio Asylum in Manchester, and the Lying
in Hospital in Sslvoro, 200 each. The will Is
dated July 27, 1920 BY q dicil Of February II,
1926 the portions Of his young sons are Increased
10 fl35 600; aud Of the residue, which is said TO
have exceeded half million, four nnths were be-
aueathed TO the late Baronet and one ninth 70 each
of his FIVE Younger Sons The personal properly
was sworn at what is technically called upper
value" which means that IL exceeded tsOO,OOO,
and was the first instance OF the scale OF duties ex
tending to such a sum.
How TO LIGHT ALL TIE GAS LAMPS IN Town
AT oEcE-The Paris cores poodent OF the Lo'sdon
Tfnss says; "a rapid and scientific mode OF
lighting ard extiDguisning public gas burners has
been invented by person named Nllatte. The
opening OF the burner OF each lamp ia covered with
q piece Of soft iron, mounted upon hinge. La con-
pection with this is a wire extending from gal
vanic battery the entire length OF the service othe
gas lamps and close 10 the orihce OF each burner
Is small alp Of plstina- The soft iron, becoming
n magnet when acted upon by the electric hlld,
opens or closes the Orhce accord ng 10 the motion
impaired toit; the platina ignites when it is ne.
eessary 10 light the lamps, and thus every lamp IN
large town may be lighted simultaneously, or ex'
tinguisbed in the same way, by different acHon
90 this magnetized iron"
OMNIBUS ETIQUETTE.-A correspondent OF the
Washington Republic reates that three ladies' stop
ped (IH 0mnibus lit is quite an anomaly Tor an
smpibus to be full the other day in that city, aud
remarking that no doubt gentlemen would give
I'D their seats to them as they were too tired to
walk" The appeal was promptly responded TO-
one gentleman going 10 the top oil the omnibus and
two to the pavement.