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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

WuIG,xsBUR6E ScHooLs-Schcois Nos I. and vii
resume their sessions to-day. AEgist - ", all not
2. spns unit, one week from today. tbs oc'ltny has
cen rep aired during vssstioa A Norma School has
zen organired in WILLIAMSBURG siniSr to oa- City Nor
mai Sshool Mr. J NJ Bulkley Priaeiasl Of No. T. oil
&C, IS the Principal ofihe Normal School
Methodist Camp nesting Is u BE- held Al Grsepors.
l. /, on the 5,h and 9th Of September.
THE PscE-stlP FxKRY-Oa SATURDAY evening, about
- o'clock ycupe German residing in ren 4. ia at
tex P'tg to leave the Peck clip ferry boat on TIE Wsns
eurch SIDE fell overload and WAS rth much DIN cay
rescued ard sgxn restored to consciousness tie stated
hst bewss clerk in New York, aad WIS just returning
orn his bu-ress the bridge diiy lighted that he
supposed the boat attached 10 the bridge j1ss
con plant Is made of the insufficient in which
these beats and sips are lighted.
On Friday afternoon. horse dealer from Balls Head
uses A sale OF horse in Williamsburg and going Into
TIE Mechanics Bank Grand 81 10 get some bills changed.
received 500 tro much. The mistake ws discovered
that eysIng and Saturday Othcer Nsndyse WAS de
patched the receiver Ga informing the horss
desr the Of bis bu.iness the money sSs iuns-
estey refunded
ELECTION or DErgG,rEs-O On Friday evening. the fol
lowrs named persons elected Delegates 60 meet AZ
The Democratic County Convention a. Fsioush % day
Fira UafS-Ismes Rodwe, JOha II Bowie Denw
Strong and VIM NJ Scott
Ss,oAd Warf-Jsmes Lee. Thomas Marphy, Nichsea
McMshsn and Hugh o Neil
TH,ri Ward-Dsniel Iys.er. Thomas l.. Adams George
Shultz and Dsy Feeks.
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CITY ITEMS.


yuiiErs GRAND coScEzTs .eisht Al caleGssn-
TIRE BoEEHiAs GfsL Milo, BY Md Thilo7 Hadson. &c
Tax HEIs,T Law Butoul tonth by Burton. o. An1rsTs
Niss Raymond. &c. Also. " T1rn Dat"
UNCLE PsIs CAIN. q, the Broadway also, Our GAL AID b
rsy TIE Bsrur. By tie Wilisl1ses l. Co.
THE Nos CAP Bsrrun'A tonight IL the seTzoon Table
Moyipgf.- The Boone Children sc.
EscIE ToNs CAEs this evening the Sstona Tteasr By VI
Ocrro, NJ Howard. Ma Howard Conela Howard and oilers
WooDs MSsTEELs-Eth;oosn DelDesioas No ~ 3r0i1zsJ
BrcgLgYs SEw-OxLEAss SZRgSADERs-So SO Broadway.
BsSvskp's PASoRAns oF EsYFr. Ae.-So So Bsosfusy
CHOcTsw IsDsAssCbarsctese Porf0rmznces 30 bsos1Ty
PAsoRasA NIAGARA FAILS No Is B,os1~sy
fEAscoxfs ACKNOWLEDGMENT afternoon s5d evening
WASHINGTON Observation-Disclosures afternoon AID eveni1E
OwESs ASCENT 0 8OST BLANC. No 6s3 Brosdssy
LIVING 0TElTYEs Chinese Mueum- No. So bos1gsy.
BRAN GALLERY o. CHRISTIAN ART No. 90 Broadway
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
slypRZMy COURT.

The Special Term lowing 70 indbposaion OF yeags "a
monds xho was 10 have held ~ was postponed on sAaf
day forenoon TO this morning - were, nS's'y' 'as
eases set down for sszumen, on Saturday
ccr-pr ~ COMMON PLZAsIs CHAns.rs-Befere Jsdse DALv
SoOki W '" tIl~z Mor.n sgt James Moran.
n, the order for Mr. Van Hovenbsxn counsel ior PLAN
.,e - ,hi. case 20 show Why he should Eno< -
un - tom the rolls OF tbs Court - an Attorney "a
Of fase certificate Of copy Of decree no do
ce having been nsds q tue a,osos q -. s.s
nInrsh apps srsd to-day. TO be examined in rsiAon -
49,, 'bargs ne said he had been employed BY Mr. ksvss
.,e who ater receiving the said alleged cerncas d
s. ;-rrn her husband TIE matter referred ssA
=. ..bs,ausrty saw in The hands Of Nc Rsvssya the
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WILLIANsBURGH ITEMS

The Presbytsry of Long Island hold sisted meeting al
sou,hold 70 morrow. the 3oth inst. At m
The STATE Cadsts, Capt Hudson, from New York Wi
celebrate their Anniversary in Fluseng on wednesday
ysrt On their arrival at Flushing. they vii Be escorted
10 their quarter By the Hamilton Ras4 Capt. b. Roe,
Of that place.
CEuETEET DEDic os--The dedication OF the New
Fu.brg Cemetery Is 10 take p zee wednesday Of this
week Al ooloek 2 81 Rev, Dr.. Kennedy, Of Brooklyn,
viii ceivtr the address
RsPE-On Saturday Justice Boswell issued warraat
q, romrIant Of c1iored girl named EGzskssh szoly,
resdirs ii MsKibbsD a for the arrest Of yoans Toiis
nan r. siding in Schos 81 charged with violsns nss per
500 On tho evening Of the sls. inst
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NEW-Yoax THURSDAY Aug IS 1853.
NEssps SrrAsSs M.RvtN I6 Wafer-st, y. z.
GESTLEMEN: Herewith return the Rch's Improved
Salamanca, which purch Of L hagnz
Books,
.|r exposed destructive fire be bunlz "
me Pest House my Oh and ndles total
y destroyed
ne .nofier one sze arser Yours &C. Jas. A. SMITH
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY AUGUST 90, 1853

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e.esi Jatfr parcel >esnsn Pees Co aine ple<Ase.
TsITy Co. tBnss AexADd-r Whe CASE. Ee.ereksiu
PACKAGE. Nens Carver Csc books A. Tara-l boz
ebAnis- james stuart hos nerlsod - T. DScay-~
hEes lee fo.s WHOA. c-nsn-.s packages; Psyoe Warns, a
iTtL.A Be,r Co. css- @ 5ars- 10 eoen gls; lre-
rs- uds- Pomeruy Co. 6Psss pisesS t~Sls 60 e
Tl.mas l. whe ho1e. eousn.e u pkE.- Ca
Hmny. Miller Co II p..; ~srd Jen-s box: D. a Sart.
ssse. S.ssy hssn. 90 sser GO y a. ' IA e.,
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Irf- Bate. S. DO Tzrlous eoosizne--, > ps- " ur-nNoe
loS ns,etasd.e: John Wii.n. ds savage CO -
Greenwood Co. DO Jsrys " ed a pkssi D.A
nsvis Co. 10 Campbell Perkins CsoQ7e {.
Per.rn, Co boxes Ha Roae DO. " Saina a'+ '
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Advertisement
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DnRkHEA.-FIIty dollars VII De pad II TT. FuBIAs ;
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THE FIVE POINTS MISSION.

SIR The Lord still good 10 us ia supplying our wants
II Donations in for three or four weeks to come ~
they have during the past week shall be able to roll OF
the load Of debt We have been compelled to bear for some
months The demands made upos Us are still than
We can ree: We average as many three persons 70
even bed, beside twenty sleeping on the floor.
Below il is. Of don tons rsosived during the past
week from Hot Corn and other sources
L. VI. PEAsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

ARRIVAL OF Tax ALEANY.-The u. 3 ship Albany ar
rived Saturday morning from Pensacola having LEFT n
port the sth instant OmoerS aud all well The
following Is list Of her officers Comm odora John
Thomas Neston Commander Jas I. Gerry; Lieut. an
W. Bleecker Flag Lieut. Richard l. Love- Lieut. Jan a
c. williamson Lieut., Andrew j Drake; Sargeon $ A
MoCreery Purser, Nixon White; Acting MISTER, H. A.
Mari Passed Assistant Surgeon, Maccoun CommOiores
Secretary Gordon Newton Captains Clerk John :.
pardee; Midshipmsn, Edward I. Spedden; Midshionsn,
VIM G. Dozer; SsilmAker. James Frazer; Bo~t,wsin,
William Jores. Csrpsnter. Rowland L.aoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

large number of lots recently sold on the High
lands Monmouth County They N SLY purchased
by business of Newlork who intend erecting band
some cottages upon them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

This perry is situated the pra ,pa basiess street
and Is about ha 4 mile from the ferry
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CRYSTAL PALACE, Ne~-Yess. Aus n. |

CRYSTAL PALACE, Ne~-YoEk. Ang. p, 1883.
10 cash on mana -
Contributions for this a %
Total ......ek,>SV ID
j. L. BRowS. Agent
WAsHIscroS NarioSAI MoSrgESr.-Recently check
for i've hundred dollars has been received ri the Oft Ia
this cty from the agent 10 New York that amount HAVING
been contributed At the Crystal Palace IN addition 10 the
thousand dollars heretofore received from that
Within the present month. up to th. data three huadrei
aud forty dollars have been subscribed At Monument Place
which the largest thai hiss ever been contributed on
0s grounds during any previous month since the com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

There has been much larger number Of visitors At
Long B.snoh the Highlands and Squan, the sss shore
in Monm, nth County, this season. than ever before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

THE LIFK OF Isaac T. HoPPER, by Mrs l.. Maria
Child nay now h,d Of FowLERs WELLS, No ISL Na-n'
Price Al 25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

msncemsnt Of the Monument which has 4.tsissi a
hight OF one hundred and forty feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

The weather yesterday Novemberisby cool ard
breezy On Saturday night there an Abundance OF
rain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

JERSEY CuY WrYR WoRNs-On Friday afternoon
The proposals. for covering the pipe over the isckenisck
Mash distance q miles 0pene IN the Com mis-
soners Office. There about half dozen proposals
received but the Commissioners we're not able % Judge
from them TO whom they should award the contract III
nay after discussion the proposals PLACED In
The hsnds OF SIR John ID Ward OF hs Commits ionegs,
srd Mr. WI Whiwet Chief Engineer Of the Works,
TO co.e an agreement with some q tho applicants.
which will probably be done by the LIST Of September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

SANITARY VIEv OF THE BEARD AND MrsrAcHE They
protect the opening of the mouth, and he hs air for
man working ia smoke Dust Of any kind they also
rs rasprstor and prevent the nhAuon into the lungs
Of air that l. TOO frosty Mr. Chad WICK years ago. was
70 the discussion OF this subject by observing how in 'hs
case OF some blgoksmiths who wore bsards and mus
tachcs the hair about the mouth WAS discolored by the
iron dust that had been caught on s way into the noun
and lungs The observer has also pointed out aud
applied 10 his argument the fact that travellers wait if
cesssry until their SchOis have grown before they
brave the sandy air Of deserts lie eoncsves therefore,
that the absenoe Of mousaohe and beard must involve
serious loss sborers in dusty tad such rs ne.s sud
masons 10 employed IN grinding steel aud ron and
to travellers dusty roAds Men VINO retain Inc hIlr
about the mouth are so he say much less liable TO decay
or aching Of the teeth. To this ist we would adj also
that apart from the ncesant dust flying in TO Streets
and nsep parable from lie there IS the smoke II be
considered Both and smoke DO get into the lungs and
only in small degree is possible for them 10 bs de-
composed and removed by cesseS o. life Ihs air
passages of Manchester man, or OF resident IN tle
City of London, # opened after death, are t1uGd
10 be more or less coored by the dirt that has been bre
ed Perhaps does not matter much out surely We hAd
better not axe dnshoes chimney tunnels OF our angs
Beyond a certain extent this introduction OF mach mch
immunity into delicate air passages does lrbd
irstion marked disease and premature dssth We mad
better keep lungs clean altogether and for that
men working in cities would hnd u always worth While to
retain the filter supplied 10 them by nature Tor the par
pose-the musache and beard around the )uh. Surely
enough has been here said to make evdsnt that DE
Eneshman who at the end OF bis days has sp0nt shout
IN entire yesr of bis life in ssrSping OF h besrd has wor
RED himself 10 no purpose has submitted 70 painful
atious and not only useless bu, actually unwhoes0me
tom lie has dsd ared himself systematically throughout
life accepted his share Of unnecessary nc d0oreux and
toohache coughs and colds has allowed dust aud in
smoke and fog out OF compsis2nce 70 the soc PREF
udce which happens Just now 10 prevail We all abrIn
nate the while We use II, and would gladly lay il
down Nov. ii see clearly-and think the IL It IS
very oeSrthat the use OF Is great bunder sind we
are DO longer such soveny people rs % be afraid that
five kept boards should not wash, comb, or
trim them a decent way, why not pat sside
morning plague and irTaie our skin no more as
do lDicSenss )usehod Words
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

A FRrE FIoHr- The following is a description Of a
zee fsh, in Western Virginia related by Of the
eyewtnesses thereof Promising that there bat
blow struck in 10 in.errogaOry IS 20 who
hit the narrator replies;
"Ireckon he wss from low down on Gayas, somewhat
Jes rs they war swin chap rode up clsybsnk boss
i reokin he Messenger stock, scrowgn saemi, q
l,,ae blind q both eyes-e peeit looking ohsp enough
eight sn they tole him Il war Well says he, CITING
of an htohrg his ole clay bank wngng limb count
me in He hadn't mofen got il out atore some one
fetched him lck an he drapt. He rs dreckly with
some defctuty, and he rs this free fight an they
toe him Well ses he unhi,ohin his boss. and
An then ne maryeled
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

LIBERIA -Tke Ae,rark DAILY Meycnry says that
Rev. Mr. Roger, worthy member Of the Newark Prss.
by;ery making preparation, to visi, Liberia ~lh the
view Of examination to the soil climate snd IT'S desira
bier psce OF residence Tor the cclored p'pulon
The examination that Nc Rogers viii M ks aud the report
tina, be will brig back viii be regarded entirely reliable
b, bis brethren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

TIE Music loving Public scarcely need reminding that
Jgisns first Concsr will take place tonight At Castle
Garden The event bas been the leading thsns Of con
ver.afon for month past The fall progrsnm, appears
~ Grat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

PeISckrON COLLsCE DIT Csrnahan having rendered Ma
rssg stion Of this College the Trustees vii hold "a ees
iicn - Gil The vacancy Tuesday, 3oh lot Amon tas
names mentioned FIR his DR. hseetn AZ pre-
sent Vice President OF the College Dr. You0g President
of Centre College Ky and Prof Henry OF the snshso Alan
Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

JrDGE HhNEs- The Somerset Wht1 says Judge Hsines
hn closed bis official duties in that district His quiet and
Efficient manner Of accomplishing business added To
bariy e msnDr make him desirable eonssrvaor Of the
peace and popular expound0r a the av Wnereyer he
may PIE predict that he will be the dread If guilty
PARIS ard The annoyance Of lazy lawyers while h viii
stand whose honesty Of nterton Is not to be ques
toned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

SUDDEN DEaIH-Yes'erday afternoon, man whose
pane supposed TO be Osman, attacked with Illness
while walking along Atlantic st. snd Tell down He VS.
picked I'D aud conveyed to the drug store Of M Bsgrove
where ne soon after died The Of his death, Il IS
presumed, was affection Of the heart The Coroner was
notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

TIE proprietoIs Of the Trenton Iron Works Company
have discovered that pig and scrap rou 10 the amount OF
about - 900 has been stolen from their works within the
n.sl year. Ihieylsh men and boys have sold D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

AFAvIlY QUARREL -On Saturday night family quar-
rel took place among the Currys at grog shop Kept by
one Of them a. No IS Hamltonst Thomas Carry, one Of
the family and hs keeper of the GROCERY, vas severe
STABBED ~ as is supposed of his brothers The ls
Ter was rested but the wounded man refused 70 swe r
that ne was the person who stabbed him. and he dis
charged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

The corner stone Il tbs Unon Methodist Episcopal
Church in Burlington laid 1usdsy Of last wssk ~
Bshop Waugh Rev Msssrs Burr. AshbrOoN, Porter aud
Street participated in the exercises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

FiEE-Abouf 81 o'clock Yesterday morning hrs OF
ouf II the building No Third occupied by Miller
k.Iy az = grocery s.or-. The flames we're soon etun
guided The fire supposed TO have been the work Of
ces,en. Loss about $500 Insured
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tEFFET DU cHLoRoFORME. d

une jeune femme qui passe par las erie de tou-
tes les peTturhalons nsrYeuses, Sc trouvait finale
mens atteiate, entire autres affections. dune para
lysie complete des deux4 cttes du corps. eRemar-
quaint un Jour sur la figure de Ia maade expression
dune violerlte soalfrance, 1e docteu Bonnafons
pTend un facor de chlorofofIne le Tengerse de
nnaniere 4 impr6gner Ie hoachon et passe ceIui-c
sous le Ilez de Ia patiente Assst6t Ia tste de eel
le-cl se renyerse sur poreiler et On volt Sc bros
dare toutes Les apparences Oh sonreil profond ct
rsparateur Bienfot 1t dormant tonionSs, IL naaa-
De sourit plus tasd e Tre sslccade e hi rre des
plus bruyans. 80 7l'1s Z
NJ Bonnafous fait des questions auxqueIles il est
blen repondu q prie Ia pauvre paraIysee de Iui
donner ses desx mains ct eIIe les lui prgsente; de
serrer fortement Ia sienne; ct ellie Ia ou
puasse echapper. IL pengage d remuer les ianibes
Sc retourner dams son Lit ct ausst6t ellie execute
ces divers movements Le rGveil cut lien apres
Sc passer Id pafalysis await dispara.
La stupefacticn de M Bonnafous etait grande II
lui semba voir dams eette gaerison passagere. du-
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& ~ EaF E.FE -
UNE historic D'AssAssINs dire de,
journaux allemands, on ne parle a Lambere
en- Gallicie, que dun crime extraordinaire
qui, commits il y a environ quatorze ans, yienj
d'etre decouvert. En- 1889, I'M lord anolais
vint ) Lernberg, avec une sonnle de 60 50O
liF. st. q, 500 000fr. J e'est beaucoup. A son
hotel. il demandes ii etre conduit au balm nar
un garcon. Arrive 4 la maison de bains. le
gareon s'entend ayec le maftre de retablisse-
ment pour assassiner le richie Lord ct Sc
partager la somme. La diparition de l'Anglais
fut d'autant moins remarquee, que son arrii-
wee n'ayait pas encore etc signalee au bureau
des etrangerset quill y await beaucl,p de mon.
de photel o1 il etait descendu. lie maitre
de Hetablisselnent des bains etant, par suite
de Get assassinat, devenu tout-a-coup fort richie
quelques-uns pretendirens gu'iI await decou-
vert un tresor qu'il await fait un heritage, etc.
LIE gareon d'h6tel ALA en- Hongrie, oiI il a
conabattu en- 1848 ct I849 dams les ranss des
insurges, puis Sc refugia en- Turqalie. la, il
ayona ee crime d ses conpagnens d'infortune.
Aunombre de ceux-ei etait IN Gallieien. aui.
reyenu peu de temps apres dams sa patrie. fit
&c fait aux oreills de Ia Justice. On
fit des perquisition ct fon retrouFa lie squelet
te de langlais d la place designee
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-08-27

LIE BUREAU DE PosTE DE LoNDR Es.-Ur
journal dit que le Bureau General des Postes
occupe clnq acres de terrain. L'edifce 400
Pieds de long ct IS pieds de hauteur; il est
dlvise en- L appartements distincts. Les
communications entire les diferens departe-
mems Sc font par un tunnel traversant la mai
son. par od les lettres, etc, sont transportes
par une machine vapeur. lie nombre de
personnes employees dams les differens depar-
temens est de 1900; ct lie reyenu annuel est a
present de 100000. LIE nombre de lettres
qn ont passe par ce bureau en- 1888 etait
de 10 millions; maintenant il ls'eleve a pres
de 400 900, 900,
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HeHrdIDE INvoLoNTA1RE.An y quel
cues 5ours lie bateau d vapeur II. ~, Jones
etait mouilie d Pembouchure da Black Ba.
you. lie rn6eanicien nomme Il. A. Horn:
isch ct Peter Keyser, Ii pilotte. asaiefit joue
aux cartes toute Ia mutt. Keyser qui await
peDdu, accuse Hornisch de lui aFoir gole cina
piastres ct le suivit presque dams sa cabine en-
iiaccabiant d'injures. Hornisch, itnpatiente
frappa Keyscr la figure ct le renversa. aCe
dernler. reimbursement. tomba de telle sorte
que son cou Sc cassa. La mort fut instans
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