New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
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Guards Al Iranisan. THURSDAY. IL the course OF
h's remarks Mr. Chapn made tie following al.uson
to air. Barnun
49, m glad YOU have fOnored bv your name one
who. athoulh universally k1O~n bY his Stlpendogs
CItCfErlse-bl his success ia amusing an H. iru-t-
IN nailous, Is also known. ny those who know him
bCsr a. tue UnOs,CAtatious ucneacloI, t nOsptA1ie
host a.d the warin-ne4rled fIeQG Why, gentle
men. hut YESTERDAY be- vas great i1e-rG.sT ioT ie
was The instrument OF cxcifing ftmc Oi entlusI iSn
th4t throughout tie an1. rose spontaneously IN re-
erCItc 10 The attraction Oi genius. tic perfection of
at, and the glory aud s"eeiness OF song And To-
Cdy ic D. great igC-onnal Gt'r. >tiILa lh upiiol
CD. a.eurt that sua errf the DESTROYER G. ift al-
trooeug. balk tre uccnfIary. ana s,up away TIE
nor OF me midnight c,Hfagrai Ol. and viii 81,
D.. is d roTn' lre-.lilt al0r fEtr,'ig Us influence
10 arrest % still more terrible ovl-to cuench fame
tai Dackels The hearh aud tie altar. ana consumes
hope. hapP.ness and eFis'ence.
FRE.-A wcod-sheG attached to the
dwelling situated a. me uncfon OF -. Joan an1
GranC SIS owned by ny George Duuuer of jersey
Clfv. was burnt about !! O'Clock last nlrtf Inc
house vas ~ imminent danger. but tho prompt ei-
loI,s Of COM any No saved ii, slightly a@mAgso.
- Farewell Benefit Of the great Mart-
,ctu arni,y at Baruum's Museum. this afternoon
aid evening. same gIand performances Hoh1s,-
fui Pyramid Ascension Dancingon Bottles SUPERB
farce Pretty Dancing Remarkable attractions
indeed.
DARING RoBBRRY-AN EXCHANGE OF-
rcF ENrHRED Shortly after noon Yesterday, the
Excianae Office Of bT samuel ". Parker no. ''i
Chamber street. unccT[he Irving House, was en-
tered uv means Of ga noy. durng tle mohehtary
alssnce OF the proprietor. by a young man named
GcoTae Wilson, who stole about 500 IN 1alR Oils
from the window bench. sir Parker had left MS
Office for the purpose OF getting some uhcutisnt
money discounted. and on ms return ne entered II
through the Irving House. and observed he accused
auparCrtly irving the lock of the outer doOr Oh
INTO lc 10 g that tnlnn was IN
confusion. aud that tbe money has been taken IRON
the window bench. lie immediately pursued the
thief through Chambers ,reei. ard nnally came up
Wiib hlu III Church-stIeo short distance from me
Conner In his fight he had thrown away the key
with Whcn lie had effected an entrance liits the
Office. On beng charged with the larceny ne CON
essod and offered to restore TIE money ne Wa per
YI;ted to escape This Mr. Parker Teiuscd 20 oo
md handed HIM over 10 the custody OF Assistant
Capt. Moneypenny. OF the WI Ward, who on search
ing him found SIP Of the stolen money IN ms pos
session An accomphce was seen 10 ION wilson
soon after he left the Office, but ne managed to es
cape. The accused was taken before Justice Us
borne and committed to prson
THE YACHT MERICA.-Ne G understand
tLat tie sails Of the yacht America. the superior
qualities Of which essentially contributed 70 her
unparalleled success at the Worlds Regatta. were
made o. cotton duck, from Colts Factory, Paterson
Ncv-JcTSey.
The manufacture Of sail-coth from cotton Is one
altogether peculiar to ths country Colts Cotton
Duck has always ranked first 10 public and nautical
estimation on tins SIDE OF the wafer, and IT, supe-
rioritv over other SaClOthS is as well established
in the United States has been that OF the yacm
America over her English competitors.
Repeated experiments upon SqIfare-r1gged, as well
as upon fore0addH reSScis, have long since eSia0-
hshtd the fact that Colts Cotton Duck viii propel
a vessel one knot al least per hour faster than hemp
duck can. FomorlyOu cOasimg craft used kuSSit
Holland and English canvas exclusively but they
have all been long since superseded by American
cotton canvas.
Uis also used almost exclusively upon The new
and MAGNIFICENT clipper ships of this country, be-
cause II best retains the wind, and IS much more
durable than any hemp or fax duck.
Some years since small invoice oi American
cotton duck was taken 90 England, with a view oil
introducing It's use among the English yachts. The
agent TO whose care 1t ln,Tusted an intelligent
American ShipmaSier offered It TO gentlemen in-
tcIested IN yachts at Liverpool, but failed TO induce
them 10 purchase. lie then offered 20 g're them sui
CIcHt OF the canvas for sult OF sails. on condtloh
that they would grant 10 far Tla upon one O tneH
Slovest yachts, ana ascertain whether At would IN
crease the speed OF the vessel Strange 10 relate
he failed to induce either the yachting gentlemen or
the pilots OF Liverpool to give the duck trldi upon
these terms Their strong pieJudlceS IN iaVor 0l
English canvas induced Them to refuse the ankee
duck as "A plft We think Il would DC difficult 10
hrd Yankee skipper who would refuse SUIT
of sails upon the conditions above stated
lJournai of Commerce.
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SoCETy.-Re-
ToIt from the industrial Temperance Home rem
cctod Sept. -. 1881
Inmate, at last report, Aug 25------------------ t9
Admitted -------------------- ~
Total ---------------
sent 10 situations. % TO oiheT institutions, oX-
pcllcd. clopod removals. ~ present number
adults. 50 children, "a Total. 60. OF the adults, 10
nc cmIloy Cd IN tailoring. on shoes The bakery,
"a iI various services, and arc unemployed Is pay
their boafo fully and % partly.
Tie expenses iOI tie month were --------S SJVC VI
ksCGIpjS io' -
The whole number of adult inmates OF the Home,
Ma, ]. was CO. Adults slIcc admitted, l12 In all,
.s2 IiitN.tWO of them aye now IN the Home, ana
have been f0r months, as Inmates or bOaricrS, Who
have never broken the pledge. Flhy others have
have entire confidence 10 believe that they ate dong
well. and have been faithful 10 the Temperance
IpOCt Forty have lOl, Tie home dlshono ably,
lcIN nau, Of them haN ing renamed but a IL days,
;nd having len before tuc appetite for rum haa
abaitc. They are gone. and We know not wherc
they are noI how they are. 80 Tar as We KNOW, All
Who have returned To ihcr former habits of lntom-
poraace, aud all who have ever broken The pledge,
have been begulcd and Cu>uaIed by The temptations
held out 10 Them from the nnumCrahle gros shops.
Certainly there are more than 100 Who may DC
considered branss piuched from the burning, dnd
whose history would StukingN exhibit the blessed
results OF TINS Asylum for the rehof EMPLOY Nmcnt
aad restoration OF moona,es.
Mad Doc. A mad dog was killed at 10
O'Clock yesterday morning, IN lth-av- near seventy
tr>t.St, by Nj. Elias Conn0,cr The dog had pre-
,iousiy bitten several hogs ANA other dogs.
ARgrSr or An ACCoMPLICE. young
man named Jules Xedcrhalz was Yesterday arrested
Gu suspicion of belrg an accomphce WIN Joseph
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