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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
spoken. SC.

Aug 49, lat q 90 ion "a e, mp sa' Holmes Berry, IN
NYork for NOrlears.
ADg % 40 S. Ion 6s, bark Ii ias Pendslon, f crcu
slsdI Tor NYok
July a. lat so H. lon u c. sbip csiro Long IN Qa,
bee for Llve'po
aug lb a A. ION IS 80 brig Fabsrs Fonlalrs, rom
Philadelphia 9 Do, for 81 Jsso, Cubs all well
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Nsw.Y mara.....Aus. H.
by oGfo porter
Ofersd, 1900 Beeves, q pthern, remainder from
this stAIe snd the EasL) 90 and calves and 1000
Sheep sne Lambs g.
BEEyEs, ETc.-fhty beves has besn very d1ll
duiipg The week Pm - from s. 10 so y :HL
most VI good reIsl35 9laliTes posed OF al
lhese prres About $40 cit over
Cows AND CALvEs-5ales al from $40 TO SOei2 So
All cold.
sREEP AND LAnBs-5Aes OF sheep At from u 10 1Je
AS; Lambs, 1901 75d &3 as In qualify. Left over 1000
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TUESDAY. A1gur T-P.a
The sioeh market Mas inactive and rather heavy
at The Fust Board. At tbs Second Board, Read.
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Markets C,RE7ULLy RsPoRrss ToR fas fnIsuHs.
TUESDAY, August q.
AsHEs-Arein moderate request SAFES 100 oois al -
for Pesr, S6d5 u. for Pots
COrrON-Is held very firmly, with bat small supply
on The MARKET sales 2 900 b,rs at fall prices
px,re fpV Itrcr uooII
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California ve.sels Spoken, a.e.

" Sch Mallory. reported yesterday a. having bee,
spOk May YVES lest IN The SFsiu Of Asgepsa On ~
2lno Ire ssme month. IS before reported
May &C. no lat &c, ,by ,hs MiGneon at Rio G-snie J.rs
I'm sale-n. which lsi q June ID barb ,ror,,
YounP, I'm NYork April y Tor California 's
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her eros6slde. 90 81 Psnls the i5gh inst win m
90 toafc Whe,ufeed, cogid not m4ks out bsr -
baft he'ry Tfouhfidg- At PnsdsiOala feoo-ts r.
NE l4lh INST lsi q %, On 20 ~, picked qo ~
msrstd brg Alb shan Prob saiy Loaf overta.cs 20
0f,g tbrs, 90 n rsssage ron HYork for carseos va
DUNG N gsle Of sacday, . brig cane 10 49,.
hoespoi snd appeared 10 Clear her cecks Of n,,s-n
cstks ste roce out he yale and Monday "a ssses
way ard woraed out If TIE hsfbor Sdoo.ss ~ =. snaw
from Cadsf "a To Session. " 'o2c1
scBoosER WRscxs D % Monday Afternoon a. 4 49,.
NE ~fses Of Afehr hed ~itn Nsisr was boa. a -
sound ~ hunrneon b. Cspi JJhns,n who hr a ,x.ss
mo mat place shs vas psiu-d esd color ana IA, s1
apparently rebuilt She he'd under her dsek - .sSn
bloc rs ard qnsrtiy Of oit ilnk SIZE vas .he,t
htei AZ 4 had De~ mass IL f13pOsed shs h.4 -
cepsized 10 The heavy bi0v q suufs AZ sod thai ~.
mat coming ost ,he then lighted some of N. ma, -
bearded her thought when ne, ffG perceived he's 80
Weteiwo or thrse persons On b ard s
huTiSY-ri zach Hey~s'd AcMullia .en Phi .,s,A..
On fuety iasL ior Chsfefion, and shle rrcssi,as -
'es r crew became dhOffeFY ard m1tinous psfem, 10
ny ielus elmer TO wOra be weasel FORM ang ds,,
es't tts utm CAPT NoIes q the reve,ae eu:tsr ~.
Nho WIS hrtol slss IN ne vicinity ard Oh learuas "a,
ue4ait Hoih tsp' aeAU H. with rs chArEcerssic D,s,
ness noHoeu VIC n tool ne mgnesFs into custody ~
lodged Them 10 NoHcastl- ja Ckot Ne aplln r.,.
10 ire city for crew, having en hi, vesss in De- cs
ard en- bTsees tnis opportunity prep,rory 40 m,
IRE 81 scknow otgng hs itcs5tsdoss. h, ~ M 49, ~
bis promo and effective assistance ~
fch SUSAN Stray, Bfa1bls, al Phlad.anh,. so,. s-,.
Csbe To- NJ och ck on ne moninx OF th- 9sh -. 60,
the brig Sea FloSer, from Pbilsdslphts f,r ws,ah..
VIII IL anchor OF Chester, ana carried away Nhh,.
boesA sid sustained Other damage which e,,,,.Iis1
TIE srs Flo % put into Chester for repairs Tse
received some injury In buwsfEs and chain plsies
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Decree In laN.


Amount OF tolls received all the New York State Caua
In each Of the following years. during the Sd Ia Au
.ha n Ana
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The operation oithe Sinking Fund for fone years
1889 inclusive also inures for the most part -
the common stock, and will amount, on Jan. l,
1889 hen the first Distribution will take place, to
about $40 600, in the bords OF the Company
bought up. as follows:
l94e si2 eco sterling 6ves about so T. ct...s 5000
lbs OF bonds Of ls7O, st6l T. cen: Is
lp5O SIS TOO serlirg fves ABOUT 10 u cent?. p 1a
rs coo lords 1870 al 70 y CENT ........... 1000
1851 120 estimated sterling aod 1900 100000
1852. l50UO - .s''..'.. lO0Vo
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srmArsps ALnArAo....TBss OAR.

sgs-Eses.. ) II seA...... 6 50 Hoos-Rses.. 5Ii
HIGH wATER....Augusi %
Ssndy B1 IL goa Gov IsL.l2 ION Hell Sais.. Sim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

rear Der death ,obe from the top Of the rock ,oa q,
80 Ger ,eer hundred feet above then, sdsrned In
gr ieclsn soery. slvly Ursnsiax her ooS
AR -oiie sofn si0ny aphrsidlDg her parents
'pe. Daety. Deaf 70 all their satrss tiss shs
A"s'So het soug-threw herself he.dioos f,,n ths
fsx sno vas dashed 10 pieces At their very feet
Ibe character Of Lake Pa,io ~. -, .Ia-.5
since u ass de'cr bid by an "a 49,,
bu, eevinsh With the shOrts,, bo,,rs ~. 80
zones rushing down upoa the LAKE. = in .,cA -
itLce A. TO rsDder It unsafe os the a. ho,,,-Ss
liver hosts and absolutely de,,ructivs q 80.
Asve passed oct Of the lake. ts IA "a, envol,,a.
tn landscape vith sof'. svsry hehL which sr,.
cualy e;sd sway until dArkn-s PAT A eas N
sis NJ seeing. no;, hoEever, until We bad passed
81 N dian vilsse On the lefs bank Toe coaslsec.
uop 81 their odges proclaimed ;hsn 70 be tribe
q The wide spread Dsco,sh OF Sioux nstoo. On
the hll above the vilisge we're several Gags, vish
white hsss waving above them. on which. beyond
The reach Of TIE wolves, the dead are exposed for
some month, previous 20 being covered with tbs
heavy pressing earth
In the morning We were in sight of the yoaae
and thriving cspitsl Of MBoescts, whose white
hsme houses may be seen Tor mile, ioEn the river.
Aswe reared he landirs, we we're greeted by a
proulscuous crowd OF whites, half breeds aad ln-
dlsTs, al croading the plank % get a>osrd-the
n bites snx Gus 70 obtain the peVs from below AMI
the Indians desiroes TO see and be sesn The mail
e40ses' Yours, tray, BUcKLYE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
Public Feeling IN Texas.
orderce Of ihe Editor.

Private Correspondence Of The Editor.
AATAGoRDA, Tuesdsy July 50.
thank you Tor your paper, which is all see
and that not regularly, IL we have aboninably IT.
regular mails.
The Texans are jait waking up on the Santa Fe
businen. Hitherto they have only thought Of! a.
asPeculation. They hoped to sell out their claims
to Uncle Sam without taking on Themselves an
atom Of trouble or expense. They co1li MOI or
would not see until now, that /. would be an eIIen.
tisl aid to Southern strength If they EXTENDED their
jurisdiction over ne territory, and Kept it fox
time on. Of ,be Free Soil ranks. Il oan never be
made permanently Save G!Ate, bat It Nigh! be
created 4 permanent breakRA.er between The
ElAye holders and free Mexico b. o7posing the
transition and escape Of slaves into California AMI
Mexico. This is VIA. thu beat ini5rmed Texans
Think would be the resul. OF Teza, enforcing her
jurisdiction The representation from New Mex
leo in The common legislature would be s.,oag
enough % cast the Balance in favor o. dviS.oa Of
the State for which there IS decided party stan,
ing up. This division would make three States
two south o; the Compromise line, Of which the
western one on tie Rio Bravo woald b. ra.her
protective and maiiatiHg than Absolutely slave
holding ind the Northern o. Santa Sc State would
be or the silent platform Of Non.lL.e-le-eace.
\ popular tempest Is brewing here, which may
bursi in an armed force on San.a Fe, o. quite As
likely bow over in windy gusts OF threats and 70
solutions st popular meetings. II the Texans can
be sure or Ten Millions Er their title, hey vii Jet
the Interests Of Southern equilibrium" 60 By tho
board, hr lhey never toabled themselves about il
before the Ten Millions hove in sight All the time
the Democratic Administrator held Santa e f5r
them, ard was begging them 10 Gene aai TAX is,
they cid not even send nan with ! shse; Of p.
per to write i. into The church, ba. when money en-
be mace out OF il the AFFAIR becomes didsren,
Don't believe & word about Texas doing more thaa
make Wry ACE if ycu court down the cash and
take the STATE Of NeE.Msxico into the bosom OF
Free soism. She viii poke, TIE money and the
insul. with 6eeent oonPOsare. Yours
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The Upper BIississippi.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
l. PAM All, Tar Irf

Genes Cn4cLce OF ne Irl9unc.
sr. PAUL, Mia. Ter. JOY r. 1870
DEAR GREELEY lief. you after the termination
q cur ourh Of July celebration at the enhance Of
Lake Pepin. Just before sunss. the bow o. the
Franklin was loo,ed from her mooring, and, turn.
ipg into the middle Of the river, she was soon
trea.rg her way through the crystal waters Of
the fsr.lamed Lake. Shades OF Henessn and La
seur, what beauty what grandeur We canao.
wonder that Henessin has been accused q ex.
sgershon in bis descriptions by those who have
neverseen whs. he describes or By thole who paIS
through the world IS eyeless 70 oil Of is be.ut!es
a. The Cab Of TIE Mammoth Cave.
passage through this Lake alone, Il il hippen
IN favorable weather, is suHicien.reconpenss 70: 4
yoy sge 70 81. Anthony. II is an expansion o! the
river from three 20 Eve miles vide and twenty-five
miles long bot.onless, islsndess, and without
perce plib.e current Enclosed, except az me en-
nAnce and outlet by bluffs hundreds Of iee' hlsn'
In the Winter when the ice is several ieeI tn.2k'
IL forms a greater amph.theater tnan ho1Ah u
percrs coad boast The bulls are sand sDhey
some times preserving L psrPendcuiH lace doFn
70 tie y ater edge. But usually ne ss'1e' 49,
{. M 4 kipd easily Iintegrated, has crumo 90
awav Lv the action Of the atmosphere ana hoiS
until the detr.8s is piled up az Inc oAse Al tAe Gu
ffgff. Or, - 1llle <sNs +AS 80 49,
.,n,Is1t 5oxn' the whole surface changed into
and cam, Which is uniformly co7efed Eilha
besptiul green carpet Of PrNie gran Dotted hsfe
80 ,bere Nth shgab-Oak, which g 90 common the
entire datance from toe mouth Of ne Missouri up.
From ny very boy hood h'd Connected IDEAS Of
The biatest ard most romantic beauty with tAe
name Of Lake Pepin, and i "a much 70 say lAal
they were more q IN realized
Ladies and Gentlemen, al were on ne 7nt r!ve
awe pasfed Winonss reck ca he right bank Of
TIE Lake TIE constsncy And sefsecndce 0! the
Irdian maiden has given 4 name % Ibis bid ouH
which viii irnoElllize Der. Toe tale Of Wlnoaa's
love vii be recalled 70 The paIIing yoylger as
lorg - the rcck from which 10 despair s5e t1feE
hsrsefreEisl the eDcFoach1enss q the elensns.
Her story Is simply this: Wirons, mRiden OF
the Wa bssha tribe Of DacOtahs, was oetroshed %
youpg hunter, bat her parents preferred war
nor y DO had distinguished himself In ba.tle Wiz
the ChippeTays; and, while encamped on me
shore Of The Lake, informed her mat sne m%ss pre-
pus for her union Si;h re warrior on tie nofro~'
obedieut 20 parental authority 'bs prepared hef.
..I bat IL Is a. Jr the bridal u Death. Tee nrss
int q .sion Der friends cad Of Der purpose xAs 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
Liner from NirxIco.

We have received our files of e. Monitor Re.
pubicdso to the l6.h Of July, being eight dsysi:er
than previous sdvices. We translate for The Tn.
buHe the following items;
The rRv,ges OF TIE indians in the Northern dis
trics Of Mexico still continue. The neighborhooi
Of BAllezs, in Chihushus, was infested by such
numbers that the Governor anuolnced ,ha. body
Of three or four hundred men would be necessary
TO drive them swsy.
The state Of Durango hs. also been oyerrun in
all directions by band, OF savhges, and theGogsTnor
has sent word to the aeshboring state, that BIO
givs them no aid, on account Of tho troubles 10 bis
own.
In Sonora several conflicts have taken place. On
the 9th Of May the Apsches robbed the rancho Of
San Rafael whereupon Captain Gavilanes, with %
Indsns started in pursuit. overlook the enemy, 70.
covered their cattle and Jeff several Of the Apa;hes
dead upon the FIELD. On presenting himself at the
War Office in Sonora GaVianes received the pre-
MUM Of $500 for bis trouble.
In the beginning Of Jane Don Guadalupe Mercs'
do, with some Of the National Guards belonging 70
bis company, was assaulted by more than 10 APa.
ches near Tie pos. Of Cucurpe. After 4 severe
Eight, in which he was assisted by another plr.yof
guards v no came up at tho time, the Indians led,
leaving dead. The Guards had two killed, three
dangerously, and nice slightly wounded. The
Council u w ar accorded 10 senior Aercado pre-
MUM o. sl.05O, with tho recommendation tha. il
should be appropriated to The cure Of the wounded
and the support Of the families Of tee slain.
a letter from Chiapas, dated tho elss OF Jun.,
ststes that the Governor OF TabagcO with hit
forces, encountered the rebel chief Beltrim a. the
hacienda Of La ledsI, when the band of the latter
was completely routed. Bel.ram escaped b. 6gh,
leaving he hat and swofi behind
From the Statement. Of the Hsrbor Master OF
Vera Cruz there entered that p3rs, from Jan. -
July /, 1880. l5l vessels, Of whi,h - were Iszi
osn, 81 Americso, % English and "a French. De.
p,rturcs during the same period, lij; Of which %
were Mexican. 81 American, - English and 20
Frerch. Number Of passengers arrived, l272;
saied, SO.
The Legislature Of Z.catecss has granted pen.
sion NJ 1890 annually 70 the WIDOW Of Don Man.
us Gonztlez Coso, former Governor OF .ha. State
On the 9TH oiJaly Don Manuel Jose De Aran1s,
three times Representative in the General Con.
eress from the State Of Zaca.ecas died in the City
II Mexico. The cholera has entirely ceased ia The
States Of Gsanh iuato, QueFe.arO and Zacs.ecss.
On the 26Ih Of June an unsuccessful attempt vas
made to assaSsiDae the Governor Of Acayucan
TIE French Mini,ter 10 Peru has arrived in
Mexico.
Don joe lgnGcio Sanchez has accepted ihs
Bbhopricof New Leon, which !hs Goyernmsnt bad
rendered % him
sencr Gubierez has resumed The exercise his
!uIc.ions, a. Minister OF the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

FROM TIE HEART OF rExAs-We have jus. re-
cecived the Austin Teras STATE Gazette Of the
97sh ult. only fortnight or so previous to the as
senbling Of the Texas Legislature At that Place
The allowing is all we End in it Of Interest:
The expresses who have Just returned from
the different and remote portions Of the State re.
port great enshusism among the people for prompt
and vigorous measures to protect our santa Fs Ter.
nIory sgainst the usarpaion Of the FEDERAL Gov.
ernmett They are unanimous in Sustaining the
cal Of the Legislature aud the proceeding, OF Gov.
erpor Bell on this question.
Within the lssG two days we have had copioa,
raius IN this region Of coan,ry extending as lar n
New Brauufe's The forward crops Of corn have
suffered somewhat by the drought, bat the later
paintings vii be greatly benefited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

BorsT YERE0s.-Ar. WaEhington, proprle
Tor Of The family home and sepalchre OF his Illus
to1s relative, has 30 far yielded 10 the desires of
tie pubic q, 20 gran. permission, snder certain
restrictions, 20 the prophetors Of the s,ea nboa.
Thomas Collyer, to land passengers there on three
dsysO each week. The restrictions relate n the
exclusion Of 4 bar, and vhstever else msy lead to
csoTder CT ny species Of improperly. We under
sisnd that these privileged trips uil be oon.
Heresa a. an early day. Of which pubic notice ~ilI
be given. WMhingt0s Republican
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

VIOLATIONS or TIE FIRE LAws.-Ws learn
fem Nr Thomas Boese ore OF Fire Wardens, that
A. tn ,ocens meeting OF the B ar O. Fi:e WGrl-
ers lie Committee reported hat there hal been
Atou: ., 0 Violations Of the FIRE laws, as regards
competition roofs and other matters, in the quarter
enling August l, all ofwhich bad beea remedisd by
the parties excep; twenty or ty, on VII ch suits
hsd been entered by the Trustees OF the Fire De.
OAR Usut
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Amherst College Library.

u ~ Itlf0T oJ Ih< ITI1EHsi
Communication 10 The Tribune Of August
70, respecting the Commencement. a. Amherst il
Is mentioned tha. Hon. Samuel Wi lis.on has ca.
gagged 70 erect library bai!ding This Is = mis-
take. No premise Of that nature has been made By
any oue. An sn,ougsgiog subscription has been
connenced fer the purchase u books, To yogh a
bas Dot reached the sam Of 5000.
one o. TIE Trustees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

THK Pass IN IsDIA-In the A0nf4SsilIe Of the
18th June appeared the following paragraph in ne
leading columns The Gofham case, d tue
Gotham case" q In the paper Of tse 18th TIE
editor begs The pardon Of his readers for los para
srsgb, the editor hinself is away sick al SmlAl
ard m, ntous that il was inserted By a reverend
Contributor vho hss forever hereafter torielEed hH
ooEbdeIee-Aod 40 bs osghL DO doaoL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

arc hat ne Old no. get half a. much as NJ de-
serv' q. NJ this am ounc-men', several OF the Of
hcef o. The an expressed their conviction thar
the man ought 10 be Lyuohed, bat sfter 4 var Of
Vo'fs' ne matter Eas d-o pped. and The srsss ~hs
iL'ofmt y the Asgsirs,e that oar lsSs did hot
strcii, IGch brutality. The by was p-lviisd
unh qa"ter. a. the Tombs, preparatory 70 bsisg
iebt to the Colored Homs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

essc y f@ir -tnpoi srt Fghf snd utcce 4sntais-
MT ne store pss system n raFtrlls- hss ~ 10
furcH' c'gi-- FOR ~ ADORE NJ "a T.rn evil,
or - eoutfscfri sd-ctusly ny % a. ~ aoJs.
tfsfrd q shcr-fs' sss'clsiOrs- 81 suFsa
Fssirsd Thsi he lshofers or BaTas 10 rns'ser o.
o., fsc- or 90 r ihz h- rsquett-d . frn ssl,ra
lrus-us q sstoc srons sreacy rr,ec TO f,-s-d
% sr o. in re each snd hM .hefs commit
urifd shsl form c-rrA committee ansr into coz
n'cuor I'D e,frrsponcenee win The Lsbofrrs Asso.is
uCrs q otf-r cites
Eod Ttst he relief FOR the lsborer depends greatly
he css~l 'rsrrn, and carving oli 81 thsss i-ss
ur ughoUi he Duusd Sises-srd closer - Of bro ler
heed aTone be shiing clssses md lab ,r-rssni tar
~, lsso-s ~ Bufs vii cave nothing 1naone bring
AhJut much lonRsd Tor chsnge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

AUBURS The mechanics Of this enterprisiag
vil'ee Rave organized q Society with 80 or 90
members with representatives. from nearly all the
trades and srt'l 'or their improvement aud bened;
The Asbu'R Herald IA paper edited and Published
BY uechsuics offers us cooperation with this move
ment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

PFoPTRrT IDEsrIFuD.-A considerable amount
Of the stolen o'e'ty, TIE pawn tickets or Ehl,n
were found on The person Of steamboat thief
named enith, whose arrest vas noticed 70 y days
since, h" been identified. larre quantity Is ssll
aTAtrg owners 81 the Lower Police COlrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

MEETlNGs TONIGHr.-Al the Delegates 70 the
Isdu,irisl Congress Of Benevolent and Protective
Societies a. the rooms granted by the Common
Council, New City Hail. Park NeE-York Cooper,
Benevolent Society, (which has not yet chosen
Delegates to the Labor Congrenl At Keen's
Fourteenth Ward Hotel corner Of Grand and
Elizabeth ats and the Operative MaIons Beney
olent Society Is Priuce,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

e We call attention 70 the Advertisement Of
hsiSr. te-sraL Sanford Co shipping ar1 Porwari
ing hsfthsns Through their eonaecnon with Msnrs
Adsni Co. In shis counsry, and Aessrs. Ssapl,n L
Horne, n Eng and, hey Will be sasbed 10 fail AL co d.
miniotI entrusted 10 hem With dispatch ani seclh.y
tat VII As.wsr every need Of ihs busness Community
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

LAsD SBARKs-Joanna QuiuloT. Mary Hlev.
ard 100 Others, were estsrdsy arrested by otfcer
GLlupi on tu'Picion OF stealing % slyereisns from
aIai'or ha boarding house 10 Water,t rney
were c. united by Jaitice Lath-oP FOR examiaR.
tom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

"YousG AaERIcA"-While so many Industrial
Reform wesklei have been established this alone
msintain, its ground, having entered the Goth nun
Der Of It's With volume, Geo. Il. Evans continuing
10 edit IT, 1t is printed a. Kcyport ~ J and dis
Iibuied by carriers throughout thi City, being also
on sale by Alba Honeywell. AZ NlsssasL (oppo-
size the Brick Church Chap,l,l az 81 so year,
and 4 cents single copy. Yong Amsricq re o-,s
Of The Union.
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CITY ITEMS.

Y Yesterday the sly clJuded over again And
the NIGHT came on with Indications OF an sP = lach-
ing rain, which however up to the hoar Of going to
pres', had not arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

SAD ACCiDEN1.-Ws learn ha.asmall sal boat
STATED from HoSoken OF Sunday morning. having
on board a choEdsr patty o. nine young msa.-
When passing down the lower Bay within half o.
three quarters u mile Of Staten Island. ih.ir
beat rAn uPon rock, thereby Stagi3g hole in the
bottom, and Immediately Sling and cl2slzing. TIE
men Jumped into tie water, and some Gxam br
tie shore. Three OF four Of them sa.,esded in
getting 70 land in I state Of great exhaustion; bct
one, we regret to state, wa drowned. The Others
got upon TIRE boat and were rslsaed By some zen
from the shore. We could no. learn ths name q
the young man drowned, bat understand hat he Is
the son OF wealthy resident Of Ho5oksn.
SCENL AT TIE TOABs.-Yes.srday Afternoon
Constable Ssc5man, Of the Sixth Ward. appeared
at the Tomhi With 4 colored boy abo1. tea yea1
Of age Il hls charge, whom lie loaul ia Z paias-
shop, corner Of Pearl and Chatham SIS. IN state
q oesi;ution IRON tue Wal. OF fOod and co.sinz.
The boy Al ibe tine WA cfying bitterly, and as
person bore marks Of having been cruelty beaten.
de stated hat bis RGms q Albert ar xOoj, Aad
that be bal been stolen from bis master ia DemA-
rara. While reciting his tale before Jai.ice Lath-
rcp, young man Of genicel Appearance named
Thomas IarSood, 4 daguerrean artist, made MS
sppe arauee IN Court, and claimed the bog az he
sen BY slave az DemIGrL be stated that he
LGa htqGensy beaten the coy vito 8 horseEhia
The southern press., 1850-09-09

LINUS WHITE, the far famed young skipper,
Of Northern New York, has left the Christal
waters Of Lake George for the seductive allure
ments and good salary in our city. Wherever
he is he will keep his head above water.
The southern press., 1850-09-09

A dinner was given to Brig. Gen. Riley, at
Monterey, on the oath of July, on the occasion
ofhis retiring from California, and splendid
gold chain and medal were presented to him by
his hosts.
The southern press., 1850-09-09

By TELEGRAPH TO THE SCHUyLKILL NAvI-
CATION Co.'S OrrlcE-Po PoNsriLe, Sept 6, 1850.
+. Frailey-Since the water has fallen, we find
the damage to the canal less than was expected.
The southern press., 1850-09-09

CHOLERA IN PIrrsBURG.-Pusburg, Sept. s.
The hope that tho cholera had entirely disap-
pearcd here was prevalent amoug our citizens
during tho past week. But it broke out yester-
day, in virulent form in the Sixth Ward, where
some eight cases occurred. Among the victims
were Orlando Mctcalfe, a distinguished member
of the Pittsburg bar, his son, servant girl, and
coachman. Mr.. Metcalfe was universally es-
teemed and respected. His death caused general
grief and much alarm