New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
Tpry WILL NOT EXPLODE. frequent


lcoNmUNICATEDl
THEY WILL NOT ExPLODR.-Ihe frequent
horrible INJURIES and deaths caused by the explosion
of the various kinds of burning fluids causes the IN
ouiry from what can we get a clean good light thh
will not explode OIL is often bad and gives aim
light and bad smell If we burn camphene ana
other fluids we are liable TO be burned to death II
we burn candles in the common candlestlck now IN
use, we loose one or two inches of the length OF
them or they melt down and grease the hands that
handle them. We simply answer, get some OF the
hes, quality Of candles, for they are the cheapest
Then call at F. A. Rockwels, 293 Pearl-st., New
York and ge, his newly invented Slide Socket, save
all candlestlcks costing from lei to IS cents and IN
them YOU can burn the whole of your candles with
out explosion, greasing your carpets or hngers be-
side all things considered, having the cheapest light
YOU can get His candlesticks are sold by many OF
the hardware merchants IN this and other cites
Mr. Rockwell has large number oil hands engaged
at manufacturing, but is, from the increasing de-
mand unable to fill all his orders promptly, hence 1t
is necessary that the trade who wish to be supplied
should send in their orders Immediately
FIRE IN Ninth AVENUE AT four O'Clock
on Monday afternoon a small frame stable on the
Mr. Hornby destroyed by fire. dwelling
house adjoining was considerably injured
LETTERS AND PosTAGE.-Since the new
rates Of postage went into effect there has been a
rapid and steady increase Of correspondence The
ratio of paid letters at first about one-ha OF the
whole number, at least three-quarters are PAID
and the proportion is still increasing Stamps are
very generally used for letters The number OF
transient newspapers has fallen to mere tribe OF
what II had been.
"W. ID. Give cannot state what car
riers are entitled for delivering letters that de-
parmeni OF the PostOfce about to be reorganlzed,
and the regulations are yet incomplete we think
the new Postage Law does not mention City De-
livery
CoNvALEscENT.-We are gratifed to
| learn that Mr. Valentine Clerk Of the Common
| Council whose illness noticed few days ago, is
recovering rapidly He left for the country on Mon
| day, where he Will remain until he becomes suff
! cienty strong TO resume his labors.
| HARLEM RoAD-The Broadway junction
is nearly ready for use, and we presume the cars
will be running TO the lower end Of the Park before
| the week is out
" The Palmer Richardson and Will
son Guards, of Newark, Capt Paynton, make their
Second Annual Excursion to-day. They will be ac
companied by Adkins's New-York Brass Band and
Will proceed to Yonkers, where they will partake Of
| collation.. On their return to Newark, which is
| expected TO be about O'Clock, supper will be
| served up for them at Stewards Hotel.
ANOTHER EXPLOSION OF CAMPHENE-
| Early on Monday night Camphene lamp in the
| grocery 334 Egth-av exploded setting fire to the
| premises The damage was not material
IMMIGRATION. Five thousand five hun
dred immigrants arrived here during the week end
ing yesterday morning.
No STEAMER ON SATURDAY.-The Col
| Inns steamship Pacific" Will not be ready for
this week, so there will be packet hence Sat-
| urday. The " Atlantic (now on her homeward yoy
age) will take the place of the Pacific and sail for
Liverpool on Wednesday of next week
q At the fire in Pearl-st. on Monday
night fireman named William Deacon, while In the
discharge OF his duty sufocated by the smoke
that he fell down flight of stairs, injuring himself
severely. He was taken home and placed under
medical care.
FATAL REsULT-We learn that Edward
Jones, baggage master on the NewYork and New
Haven Railroad, has died OF the injuries received
from the accident noticed In our paper some days
since. Mr.. Jones about twentysix years Of age,
and a native OF Boston.
BACON rs. JUDsoN.-The complaint in
this case published in The Trlbune yesterday was in
serted as an advertisement and paid for as SUCH
The title Law Courts" put over II was mad
yeItence.
AsTONIsHINGLY ATTRACTIvE.-The per-
formances this afternoon and this evening al Bar
NUNS Museum, the greatest pantomlme Of the day,
beautiful farce splendid tight rope exploits by Herr
Cline and the Glatators on the perpendicular rope
BY Jayell and the Ma-tlnettis.
NIBLo's-The admirable danseuse, Ce-
les,ne Franck again performs tonight IN the ballet
OF Diana Antoine Ravel also appears IN the Green
Monster, and Mons. Bondin on the Tight Rope.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
RECEss.-The Common Council adjourned
last evening TO meet again on the first Monday IN
September.
K We are indebted to Hon. AssuRY