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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
miscellaneous.

C0PPER.-Lake Superior ingot Copper from the
~ Munss Mines for sale lois 20 s purchasers sy inc
EOREIGN EXPRESS. EDWARDS. SANFORD
~ eS s 10 e & s es.Rs s @ Il %
that deter to any pant Of England VALE. scotland
a the low late OF 81 50 each prepaid
ERENCII WAX MATCHES, without sulphur nor
dor whs,eys Timer AID the%s Psnsd raPsT for
o Csnonl Co., No. Pss.aee Violet, in Isris
where orc dcposd IL fhadsphs By Pn:.Id "a.
EUNNY BAGS 400 loose Gunny Bags small size,
landing , ssos sE a' T PES sIe Tor s 80 Broadway
nIDES-I.50O Hides now landing and for sale by
Ia sPOFFoRD, TiLEsTON a CO. 10. 80 Broadway.
IT Is BELIEVED that the following Parties may ma,
cf A 'S' FAfMa S~ sadd
Collision. = N N:SId14 Man M,GT S.;.
MsIs.ie' TSs b %gSs,'' S ssssf.
Commissioners D'0ss Shipper. &c &c ''''''
Also-orners Proprietors and Directors. Of
H:s F RsSia Es ssss5s N .; f Ss.s:
Steamships schools Newspapers BoaItins houses &c &C.
widely circulated Newspapers Of all the cities and principal town. In
as late b and d. nsiey adaped to ,arioas rarss
Bre Agent hos the tnoeds Of place. character
P.PS are 90 he the x ase.y " ,n. o
formation founded fses from long experience study aud
~ Pa 'aS ss .pon-
suho1ize y the OF the several paper 70 "aS'
seniing udcous Advertisers the opportunity
thorough discriminating systematic and se plan
VNDIhN BREAD.-This sweet, wholesome Bread has
been sometime before the public and those who have used
pronounce 10 ,ns common no ss f
tina and rdre yourselves Bakery No sol Genwch corner
OF Jane 'Orders received. MARCELLUS
INDIGO-2l cases superior quality Bengal, import
ed direct from The ship James Drake For sale by
SPOFFORD TILEsTON a 60, No. 80 broadway.
4 ONION and NEW-YORK PICKLE and PRE-
Il SERVE WAREHOUSE.-M HOtelkcoper and Fam
will Gnd supply of articles unsurpassed BY in the United
States.
london and Domestic Pickles Wines and Glars
Syups Of all Kinds
Mustard Liquors and Cordas
Auchovies Sardncs Olives and Preseryes
Csrer Brandy Fruits SC.
Heetcaly sealed Oysters Losiers &c wsrranedt keep m
climate.
IN every other article In the trade. at
q. RAPHAEL & Co.'S importers and Manusctarer
No. Slf Broadway y. \.
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IMPORTERS of SKINS and MANUFACTURES
i Of FINE FURS-THOMPSON Il ROESLER, No. 10 Mliden-
.ne the attention Of COUNTRY MERCHANTS snd Oilf
DEALERS 10 their assortment OF GOODS IN
MUFFs CAPES NIClORiNEs,
CUFF TRIMMINGS,
MITS GLOVES
MUFFS. SLEIGH ROSES Sc-
d,scrpon Eech article warranted o. The best mse
ana with express adaptation TO the two
classes OF trade mentioned.
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THE sALAMANDER SAFE CONTROyERS

The Target assortment Of FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES the United SAFES hand all tnc az the Green
Block, No lSj lS7 aud iS9 NaeTst, n. Y & HERRING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
furniture, &r.
ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURNITURE

ESAMELED and COTTAGE FuRNITURE.Ihe
sre vheh for darsby and ehespEes Unsurpassed SUES ron
70 ana 1rsId hnshed style 20 s1a eaAse1s
saPpeia and the sSe IN general supplied on heer ers sy
WARWICK TURNER
II EYSERs HOUSE-wARMING FURNACES, for
IA al essse hoeses quality Of beat
ase economy Of fuel Ao Cokinz Ranges eoves saa noas
furnishing atielss JOHN H. KEYSER Co No SIS Bro.fw.y
l AMPSGIRANDOLES VASES, &c.-Also, Crock
1oLetws Hal L.ps articles for sad ers
fno a. me ovsss p1ees Fer sale By BALDWIN NO
"a B0vtfy, near Walkers.
q f BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
~ MATTRESSES he- CRAWBUCKs No. SO Grsndss-
second door ess, o. E>rt Sewfors-CHEAP UPHOLSTERY
ana tAlHkk sIOhETbe attention Of sn-s sbost pureaas
invited 70 the large and beautiful sssorrncnt
Bees Mattresses Psll.sses
purch.see o. casa and will be sold
az eat Tor al call the above
and w.se1Tsh Tree Of carriage Old Bed. and Mattress.
vsted and made ever w. cRAw5uCk,
No. SIS Grand. 81. second door of E-eIss-
NETWORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE
IN WORks-WM T BACHELOR, formerly Of No - Duane
peetiry friends that having completed
erts o new tcsres connection Under the aid
W bAIChELOk Co. viii co1tinne the Manufacture Of Iron
eFeas demand a Sos ~ and 81 Duane The Establishment VIII
=. es the freshE specimens and the At
m abroad VIII make such Improvements be Practicable
and Wi bring out from time to time original designs Of every vaiey
city and country visit his and the
ssns OF Bedstes HstsBd. Settles Chahs Breket Nrroa
spoons Door and Window Guard. Hotel Hospital Asylam aud
Army Bedesds Umbrella Stands Fire stsnds Cs Cradles Cen
fors Foundry and Iron Railing Company Nos y and Duaae
few doors OF Brosdvs W. I. BACHELOR Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

NyEWYORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, Va
~ SEwJERsEY RAILRoAp-U NAIL 20 Exrssss
HcsrsL<sve New ferk foe q Cos
len dr. Issd A ~ sns = ;ns Ls. ~. 49,
n VI. ks.'as'1s Sc T. .sss "a ss l.
nN,rYo4s s.i md u hes. fAiaaslpAa rAre,shs.ck
"a ,nl rSrrxcrs snA threaSh oAffase easftea fs
whrso. Scgfolk Ch.eson tee ana A. n - =
81 r NJ eonnecfcns certain VIE s.zs
e Psenre,, with saxse the rTy - minutes ssoss s
stsesye.
DUFFALo and NEW YORK CITY RAlLkOADvls
BUY 10 foot Of Dusned 0hs<
IAN brtFsLe ExrxExs-fhr,cxh d - acars VIZ
change q for sezznen 90 iA4s
AN NAN rxns-Ssorptrs ~ eli naioaa ,,
Ticket ~ No. CosEsAaesst- and At zoo, o. pasoea
J. q. H0Yr. Sspsnnfsn6ssl
w c rAitnAoex Assnt No cearslAnais Il
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD. -Passeneer
y Trans leave pier foot q Dasaess =. feiowss
DAY EMPRESS ne NJ, Cor Bsfsio the " " -
n and ne ferk Cay R. ~ihoat ebsas- OF s>es>ss
NAIL sA NJ for Duntrs aud Bus.e and eli n,.rr-sfs
ssions Passengers By this Will
ron between sesuehanus ard Corning and the
IcooNNoDArIoS IL SOP. NJ for pel.~.r. and al inter
rrdiste ss,icrs
WAY ais 81 NJ for Delaware oil IN ermeaate r.s,e,s
NIGHT EMPRESS 81 8 r NJ fer Dantirk n surslo
EMlGRANf az r. NJ for Dankk sad al nsiss
SUNDAYS ocly 70 p NJ
trains connect Danktk With the Lake
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago
frs; Tor Cleveland Sanlsky, Drrsk
snd Chieasa CHARLES IiSot sa psrinssadsnt
ALBANY-CHANGE of TIME-0n and aftcr The
n IA, al Sept-mber FRANCIS SNDny ~l
her rsh, trir. leaving NcwYork TUESDAY THURSDAY
and SATURDAY EVENINGS eeees from rs,r s,es O. ses
rsonsf. = Wv ..>-s VIZ, ~.
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feQal Nolltes.

feeal Nolites.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
t.. sss. join McR&E late q iSs cy Of
S :: t. so ' ~ G u % &c, !iis:
before che RI s' Of xsss' '''
' - G, .w g, 4S'' 100 aaR6ARET SieshE %das sr
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
os s.s within sfSp:6 Ssi's y. CITY
.ssS. ., 10 s,hy y
o sn ssS ~, Ss @ VOW
III iswenTa SARAH A wYcK0sg Er"
IN PURSUANCE Of m order Of the Surrogate Of the
. ess .I Dayi6 A s6chh a's f Gu psT;.
Ses-..d ssa he '-n IN ssssis' AssSt + Ss.s
before the tsny fgrth d.y q ostesf ss.-Dstsd New
vol: I've April m t dSsG GsssfS
CUPRFMF COURT-wILLfAM FELLOWS
EosERT LLIss "a , sEs|1ys ADtas ss,as
e esnnd ss.ssst co@ 10, ne ts.sad.a
20 de eoSoisist Ia t setios sEh "a. 1Isa ia the dee
u lie c1s Of C sad chy oss Yos tho ~nh day
co.'s OF g.s ss sf - 80 10 sif s-
w oo sSes Of The .y service yos fs % an
va sesnP.r, l th as sio,..d ID. plsia.a. .
iscss,ns M hssdrsd s1iyssyea and sIiJnae en
s LSserss end sy~o teds Inc eoss u tEs sstos Dad
SO lswsw tn PlalaIs's AIsfHsy.-
TIVE PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEw.YORK, BY
h. Gree S S % c, ,,ss fs
ceCi-oFs ofkn senf rsetf1i ~ -
each Of you herbT cited and required Rsrs'nsL{ 20
Eesr Surrogfe the County Of Ne< OH
10 the Cts u SeN-fOrk Toe pnth DAY o. ross -
u O'clock IN the forenoon Of hat day the so -. w s.s.
ssS sosa :. .d az j or q he ooad
Cllaftsls and Credits Of ssid deceased -, II u a.
gurrorre 10 fe be- euro shzef wines ALEXANDER
f. BRADFORD gsq- sszs,e Of oar slA County st ne
oof .ss fai's DAY q ASFest p TIE year Of
sec lsWf~Tu ~ =" DhADfOnDs oafrofhs.
ry,HE CITY COURT of BROoKLYN-wALTER
II z BARROW against MOSES 0Ak<ER-Samrno1sfors money
rdoreo MOSES GARSF r deferdanf
bsv runpsd the complaint this scion and
copq orce No Coa o BROOK
n Comfy Of hns, within D. days .sr ihs service hereof ssss-
Of such service and you III the eg
plain ss1d the plaintiff will take udsneaf syss you %
The cf fleo with interest from the Skh day Of Aars -
the fhs Dated September 10 sS
eopp in ths setlou fled the h dsY ssptszeI
tn fes Of the CLERK q the CITY Cor 81 eotyn to.s'
k4rGA u. G. J. NINsLOW Psfi1s n
- faae~rI No sC9aft~- o'''s'''
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Ale0ifal.


scter umptns all doubts osershrc~n
snsa IN al sssS hs asros,S sS arising tom
sssd man 70 s yso every
with thar ompoune sney Of mater sSa MAD ns
or deeI,n In vital the only feomsni
s S a ast 'S pp x &c Of * S s ssa, sSs
S nal Ss .n. si @ youth
Of business. the victim OF The Undivided
win q. eHd %%s,.e and @ % sss ss %
paralysis. viii prove cops. and unf.ius .ssssrd .s.s.s,
With f Ss sSa thar they beyond 1s
medicine Ls, those despair The Esi, sss Nth
disorder ITSELF b., rebuild the broken constitution
BY oms Snpiincr S' psisos fs cs;
win have the EoP,o tao smile pa..S over the eSss q sss bot
'i''''''' Cordial No. &, n;d slss f SssSs
! CIILIs and FEVER of the WORST KIND is in
" .Hbly cured BY "DEsHLRRs Api.psriodic, Fever.
.ndAgue f' Thib remedy pretending TO cure ay do
CERTAIN to CURE FEVER and AeuE ONLY.
And contains ,Cne o. tn. ,. .. Of ., ou,x,
be used BY The child or the cbssl invalid 10 show
whose residence. carefully sysn, aud who have IN most n
'' sess T Tar rryIs TWO rasss es...
b : w v:SS s:s
i EeS R HsSs ri SS oa cured s%d
Peter Provost Engineer End Ambcy ro-d Nes-rlnswss
Se o. s" %s.t s"I Miller S Sews%s,siss
%s C,%re nephew f Psss sss
/ John " Corteiyou silyesinith Railway, n. j.
M cg soCla, s ss' ss s.'is ssSysi S:sso.
s sn Nee isSnVa SON. .s.S z e@iss No
cLcksE Go 10 q ss J and I, sonD c cag
III "a 3
So G'sHe p M:
N William ls pH Bea.a S SOa 5s GrnSt
S% The !sSs q o.f :;.'s + C c n pss p.S
attention.
IrOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU can be cured Of
Darrhes Dyseuery Cholera skness and all loosnss
Snd IL sSs so AM nf' e A s st. Of Troy
HI.1d Of HSSs She1 s S0 pc sS SeS
D. rtsle BY dusst. and sOtoopen throash'ut
ITOR THE PILES-DR. UPiiAMs ELECTUARY
n Internal rsdyl certain cure 70, this ds,rssps con-
lee f e nd s ss, H ' &c. ~ ai door, 2sI d ss
Bowery, between Bowery and Broadway
NOURAUDs LIQUID HAIR-DYE Is positively
~ without OF tho ys best s,sf 'a,snse
sno.Dtee st iii. Dye nsysr stains .sa
drying in the trouble and moreover poos the s7salS
RnsS .. rSHs soip rss
deiorme. PouDRE SUBTLE uproo,. low orshssds
REf, LIP, 1 any E' Of G s sss asoprVs and LILY
WHITE = roSns only = Dr. RAJ m ~
II YOU USE sly ONGUENT, IL will force your
whsr. 81 hu.be. 70 toy 'roes and ,sss -. q q. sssn
sf y1 not sn Or T ss San noS s
81 r s9s and at Sas sy gsii soS 5si ATE
No. l75 fulon4t.
NETWORK PRIVATE LYING-IN INSTITUTE,
~ South Gt and ss, WliADsbargh BY Dr. HOLMES,
late Examining Physician for the Corooers Of Ss~-iors
CAND's SYRUP OF HOARHOUND aud YEGETA-
- BILE ExPECToRANTsi and 50 eenisA dslixhf,l saA
nd It 1stsi the s.Ss.. Ss%o bfss Score
YELLOW FEyER-Materisl aid is to know tho
pedpong Of t. and fun sh the proper remedies %
oeIsg,s snd obtain advice and IsdeSs
cure Of all FeyeFs 7sy, Y, 2ht where yoy
viii useful asd reduce the and nofa
IT, Conducted by T.. BYRSE, Surgeon aud Physician ysso 10
Prsctics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

I INSEED-7G0 pockets Calcutta landing from ship
SPoFFoRD TILESTON Co. No 80 Broadway.
I IGNEOUS MARBLE .-Wareroom No. 53i3
II Broadway NewYost-HREIND Co. Manufacturers, are
proparod promptly al crt for this MaIons WOOD
and IN d ability and cheapress
equ. ohe Kind II used for al ts which eHpen
,e desirsbn Churches DWELLINGS Hotes Stores and
Shs Cabins and applied TO WAnsotnss Bases Co uuns o
Manes Columns Vases Peaesias and Table
tor. are iept hand the WsIoom Desns for onAmn.ns
Ds and Fancy wall be furnished application tue Mana
where eli persons interested ere invited TO call
DIAPER al WHOLESALE.-ClRUS W. FIELD
Co. No. C1.t- Sewiok, offer TO large AID i1te.!-
seu liberal t-ri Of the most extensive sna asHS
Bic stocks OF sr before exhibited ia The uaied S.sfs
DAPTK WAREHOUSE L. DERRICKSON n
Co No c5 Fulton e. sale III. lowest tsrr "fint
Paper. Ia. al, French and Am aesn;
NcW.FEpcr a. s.zeE weisets sad i's..ics
Book PAPER. al szes weishis and qualities
Tss re fa1ey :oi %. .S3 Whit q ils Sss
EstteIs Pspes. thin and VI The bess qAly
Cloih Paper SA4o and soA+S
Fus.h Hardware Paper sIs- assortment jusi arrived
Sheshins rsr.r Of the best qualify,
NrsYviur Ptper, straw nag and hanis
Tes ftP-r OF di1rreut skes
Tar Rocfus Psper srt-bie fcr rccs N rolls
- ALTPETER-5o0 bags prime quality Caicutts, on
~ Hoard ship jsmes Drake fof sslc hy
SPOFFORD TILEST0S Co No % BfsadWa1.
CUGAR-loe hhds prime Cub, Muscovado Sugar,
~ nov landing Pier No rs East River. AID for sa ev
SFOFTORD. TILESTON 4 Co. NJ. % BsoAtTsy
SCPERpHOSPHATE OF LIME and BONE DUST
~ FOR sac a. The STATE AsgicuAugsl wareholse. 49,
LONCErr8 ORlFFING. Ne. 3 Clisst
VEAST POWDER.-B T. BABBITFis the original
inventor OF Chemical Yeast Powder which prePle al
sold by lin 9. 70 New YoEt IN TN cans Ihs
who purchase should zee th they get taht VITA me above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
NATIONAL ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPA-

IN NiCAPTAL $A00OlDcOrporat-d under the General lu
passed June % 1855 empowered insure
against loss by and in and navigation.
Parties
In al the principal cite the Union
be scattered IL has AGENTS
cpt whose sde depend the
profits Of their respective Agencics-
Books sution the Capital stock viii be opened at the
SIMEON DRAPER, Esl Of William and Pine s,
THURSDAY the h inst there every Information can be had
-. q. -.I.L z l.rl-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

IL CAPITAL S00-Incorporafed under the general Act o.
the legislature Of the State OF NewYo for the incorporates OF
and snthor,ed to make Insurance xsN
Fire and the risks Of Inland Navigation every AIN"
properly -, = -.
open the Company No Nasssu.. on Ed
NESDAN zh 10 o'clock the forenoon under the direc
,,or n,,tc ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

IIOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS You can be- cured OF
Darrhen Dvsentery Cholera sickneGs and all loonsa
OF the Revs ID stAckS Clark Graves
and Wescott AN r. 4. Atwa NJ D. of Troy CoEf renee 4
Crsnds Of iOoek Testimonials can be seen calling Ss ~
Iud0nst, New York where the proprietor H. H. NEWMAN,
~ D. resides Fer sale BY druggists and storekoepers throughput
The state nd Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHILA-

NDFLPIIAAFOm Pier No Month KFef loot OF baeTY
Two Lines daily 10 " aud ~ ACCOMMODATION Line at 10
by steamboat TRENTON South Anboy tAenes By to
and steamboat STOCKTON Philadelphia Fare
81 Express Line P NJ by steamboat JOHN POTTER 10
Amboy Camden BY Through v hours Fare
IS Returning leave Philadelphia ct 10 A. NJ and P. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
Jnsuranfe Computes.

DEEKMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANl.-
I'D Once Clinton Hall Beekman and Nasssuss New
CAPITAL $4,000 This Company lnures sgsns Los ana
age BIZ Fire favorable term-buidng Merchandise
Furniture and their CsrEoes and also against the
Risk Navigation Orders BY post or in person. viii Dc
mon atteudedto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
CTATEN ISIAND FERRY. foot Of Whitehall-st-

Nsht beat from the Island 10 O'Clock Fare 9. csrts-
Nhi boat from NewYor III O'clock Fare ~ eenA commuters
included.
SUNDAY ARRASeENESr.-Boas leave half hour until
2. NJ. Nisht boat io O'Clock from the Island
1888. Most safe, Cheap and Reliable Route. 1883.
Summer ATrengement
IBANY and NETWORK INLAND ROUTE
N RAILROAD-FARE sl.-rwo daily Express Trains Al NJ
and Albany with Central Line Of Railroad
Wt also with lines North for Saratoga Springs Whseha, and
The with Western and Hudson sld Berk
.re Railroads Chatham Four COner for Lebanon Spring. On
ard Monday, July IS from the depot OF White
Elm and where through tickets be procured and bag
checked
Tor ALBANY Fare 81 90 For Syracuse Fare IS &
For Schenectady. So For Rochester So
Fer U6ca.............. ~ For Bufso ......." 90
also received Brooms and bowery and &hst aud
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pant For the Astonishing cures record see
iefs the Proprietor his Medical Onico Tor
all daesl No. 3s7 9TH ID door from
Houery. bofxcen Bowery nd Broadway.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of MEMBERS

~ York somergile and Eaon- Comm nelns Nay
Pier North Riy for Eaon and intermediate places
NJ NJ 81 r. ~ and for Somerye at 81 T. " Returning
leave PhnlpsbsTsh opposite Esston al and 10 NJ ~
This line Elxsbehtown With trains BY the j. Rail
road, loot OF CouTtlsndt<a
stage routes connection with trains from New York f
lows via At Piaufd II A. " "Wednesday aud " on Satnr-
for SOuieryle y r. VI daily Tor Placsann
and Prspack; At nt- House VI daily for Fleminson at
NevamraOn NJ daily for Beydsrs aud 81 Phil psbursh
daily for Wesbarre Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch CHUNK aud
Bead Pa
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-26

and the because Of the passages is in the
very chapter which he quotes and almost in
ton with his own extract
DR.. Cartwright, in his reply to my last paper in the
New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal, says:
The expression in the English translation of Cuyier
rhich trunk Is the lfto systeic peafrce Of the heart and
sends the blood throughout The body of the fish, was evident
y Intended by the translator to be understood in meta
phorical sense"
This is the first time we heard of fishes being de-
scribed in metaphors Who would think of looking
for metaphors in grave and elaborate anatomical de-
scripton of fishes? What would naturasts think Of
who should undertake work ichthyolcgy, Civ
ing all his descriptions in metaphors Metaphors would
be foreign to the subject quotations from Shak-
speare Hudibras Dr. Cartwright must be driven to
extremity indeed to be obliged to attempt to inyadate
my quotation from Cuver the circulation of fishes by
asserting that it metaphorical viii not Dr. Cart
wright favor the scientific world with commentary on
the anatomical metaphors of Cuver Such work would
doubtless contribute to the Improvement of the style OF
scientific writer's and to the exactness of scientific
descriptions.
Dr. Cartwright is equally unfortunate in entomology
He has asserted that insects have heart any thing
corresponding to it that the dorsal vessel is heart
only in metaphorca sense and that their circulation
depends entirely upon haematokinety We have cited
the eminent authors and completely refuted all Of
this of his regarding insects but still he reite
rates his assertions.
We must beg to be excused from examining his state
mens further entomology, until he produces some
thing like facts and arguments in support of his posi-
tons Science is built up observations and expert
ments and apprehend that DR.. Cartwright will have
resort to these before haematokinety" will be able
to make further progress oil observations and expert
ments thus far made go directly against it.
ALBERT WELLES ELY,
Census Bureau, Eighth street
WASHINGTON Nov. Is, 1858.
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BLowrxG UP THE VIcroRIA--The vessel was freight
ed with general cargo, among which fewer than
four hundred barrels of POWDER and the circumstance of
such ship taking passengers has attracted considerable
notice She sailed from London the st of last April
aud succeeded reaching by the 18th Of June lat $50 20
e. long 2940 s., within few days sail of Port Philip)
when suddenly cry raised that the vessel was on
and alarm that instantly followed among the crew, who
were cognzant OF the magazine beneath them, OF
character not easily to be described. The captain and
the passengers had two three days previously noticed
rafting noise underneath the cabin flooring,
OF the had got arft and rolled about every time
the vessel lurched and amidst this rafting noise on
the evening in question the passengers discovered smoke
issuing through the cabin flooring
II appears they ignorant of the existence of the
magazine till they heard some excaim my God
the powder All hands instantly turned to launch the
long boat but, finding this unsafe, having by some
accident been oved of the quarter boats was lower
ed. Not moment to be lost Brief the interval
had been, the FIRE burst forth into the cabin and the
flames issuing out of the companion rush filed
the boat, and in another the men were pullnr
away from the vessel with every nerve Happily the
boat contained the whole of the people They had
reached half mile from the burning shin before the
powder blew up with terrific force The ship appeared
10 be lifted bodily out OF the water and then with the
remaining portion of the cargo shattered to atoms and
hurled to an immense distance The sea for miles
covered with her fragments Some fell into the and
nearly swamped it, and several Of the crew much
burnt by the blast Of the explosion The poor
exposed in the boat without provisions Of any de-
scrpton, not even water for y-sx hours, when they
we're sighted by the barque Tueina bound to Melbourne
which Immediately bore down and took them on ooaru
evidently very much exhausted The master suspects
that the cargo ignied from spontaneous eomousuon PRIV
lduced by the action Of the shifted cargo
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-26

says was he actual negotator Of the treaty. but that
" GREAT FRAUD which he detected and frustrated was
committed " rith my cognizance"
In my next promise to dispose of both these charges
respectfully bespeak for this forthcoming reply to this
assault upon me by Col Benton the attention Of the pub
lic THO. L. MCKINNEY.
Formerly Chtf efthe Bureau Of Indian A6ars, Rashn
New YonK, NOVEMBER Z, 1853.