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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

To PIcTURE OF BRIDE:
Let sse and env,ous 1ne do What theJ val
Tfou shslf remain the San. lar crest1rs srll.
LIVER The q re q wnep We t~xin maze sns-
We speS to Rcs-s - have car pscrure done.
R3or's 6zuey, NJ. 80 bsostwsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

An OF g 50 occurred IN our wledgemeni Of
J. ID. DIS amount Saturday. We thought vasa 1usr.
teresgle stead Of half until We handed to Mr. Pesss
[Eo.
HELP FOR NKw ORLEAss-We have received the fol
,o~ ms sums in aid of the suffsrarx In Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

BRuTAL HUsBASD.-A man named james hcAlpine.
r, siding in Grand 81 arrested yesterday serno a. BY
Cticst Sterret 90 a warrant charging hin with beating
~ wife and daughter in inhumsn manner, on Saturday
n;ght ard Yesterday forenoon warrant also 10 the
lands If the officer for hi, arrest charge of sban
donmeIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

LARcENY-Yesterday forenoon, Mrs Johnson rssdlns
in : nth Carolina, but al present stopping At No; II
Sonb seventh q while in company with her husband on
board one OF the Peck slip boats los, or had stolen spleen
did gold pencil and chain Mr. Smith, the ferry master
noticed the chain and pencil the possession OF an Irish
r and her to how she came by them Ine
ri ssd she picked them up and her name Bridget
Comfy residing A. the Pavilion Hotel Nev Brighton ana
retained ssion Of the articles The Police on her
trAck and will cause her arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

SAcRfIYoE-During Saturday night some person broke
into ~ Marys Episcopal Church corner OF Fourth and
South Fifth SIS aud sOl. therefrom valuable silk robe
n loss Of this robe ia the deeply felt as Il
present 10 DR. Hawks from the late DR. Mlner, for many
y.ars pastor of the Beekmsn ST. Church
On Friday night Mrs Beeohsr consort OF Rev. 1homas
Beech.r, pa.tor Of tbs y 4. Congregational Caurch
exnfed After short illness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22


iirih It near The Station House, wherv she will remain Or
he present
MORE ABOUT The GARr,GE NUISANCE Lieu, Tat, o.
the SiLh ard Pocs, yesterday made ths following
port 10 Chief ltss relation 70 thu throwing Of gsr5
aye into th- streets He For several isys past the
"Ofo,r r. Of this District have given their attention % tbs
prevention Of garbage being hrown into the streets ani
have been successul but they hnd gross nsge on
the part those whose duty it TO move the gTbge
which has been placed IN boxes the sidsE8kS thess
"boxes having been left there for several days and ihs
stencil arising from them in'olsraoie Inc oensn ssy
At the districts too long for them - 20 over c1hy
the cay If this be the II becomes the duy a. tho
Superintendent Of Streets u ,u more carts q once
The public health requires that this mporan. mater BE-
attended to"
ArrraPrKD EsssPE OF A PRISONER FROM The TONES
Or Sauro ~ afternoon Mr Jane- kedpaih visited the CJ
Prison and whts there Accidentally lost the ticket sheh
hao be- u given hin for his admission. On leaving the
nrsou he stated the fact ana watch accordingly 90
served fer the prevention Of the Of any prisoner ~o
might becoma possessed II the ticket About twenty MI
utts serw ard John Dgke ps deaRed On n rye
AZ embezzl,nen presented the ticket to the gate keeP7r
sno wa about passing OUT Shsn be vas recognised and
taken back II that Of the pdson-rs found me
uci sud sold II to another for Jacket los oae sold
il TO Duke for collar and Dake tired 70 pass out ~ta y
but was di.sps n.ed and furnished with closer quarters
than he had previously occupied
SUSPICION OF LARcEsr-0thcer Ksefs Of the Chiefs
Ofce Saturday evening", while passing through Broad
WAY observed two young Of suspicious appear snc
one Of whom had three bundles under his Arm lis fol-
IoEed them the Of Resds and Elmsls when he
arrested the having the bundles which, upon exam
nation vsre found II ihree rolls of rich oil AID
silks The yon failed to give . satisfactory account OF
tbs manner in which be into pcsss ssion Of the prOp
ery and he BY the Chief of Poce to await further
exsu nation The silks may be application 1t the
Chefs Office The accomplish OF tho accused made his
escAps
AssIuIr WITH B.IoSEI-A man named Jas Hickey
Vas este rdsy arrested charged With asssutng Mary Gre
car Of No a45 Elizabeth st., end ssbbng hsr through
ene of her arms with . bsyonet. infictng dangerous
voupd He WAS taken before Justice BogArt and locked
up for trial
rkiverszentI
To PIcTURE OF A BRIDE:
I>tS and tine What vii,
Tfoa shsl remain the far si..
Liver The snss We t~xin maze sns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

TURSID OUT OF DOORs-A girl fiteen years Of age,
ransd Ann skeleton, called at the Third District station
house on Friday evening lAs' aud asked for lodging,
sfs,rg that her father, who resided GOwinus, had
shuped her and then turned her into the street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

ACCIDENT Saturday afternoon lahoring man. named
Jas q Neil f, from second story Of hiding II the
corner of Cours and First place, 10 tbs sdeyk, aud
seriou-ly Injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

Alfred 6. Stevens Esq, highly respected citizen of
rooblyn died At his residence IN johnson st. early on
Sunday morning lie has been for number Of years past
the Secretary of the old Brooklyn Fire Insurance Compa
ny; snd wss, for long while member of the Board OF
Education in and If which he has been jealous
friend of the Common ) ho0ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

AJTIMPT AT SUIoIDE-Dsvid Bush, mason by trade,
reid in Bedford while 10 oftmporary ierange
ut Friday night attempted to commit suicide oy
cutting bis throat with On the following rnink
be discovered nsepsbe from loss Of blood aud
10 the New YORK. Hospital whore the wound sswsd up
and he has sufficiently recovered TO be abe to speak
thou. with difficulty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

SIIE foR The ASSAY OFFlcg.--A negotiation by the
secr,tAy OF the Treasury has just been closed for III, pur
shase OF the old United States Bank building in WAl,t
The cost will be between s5sOoOO and $3.50 OOo Ths
building at present occupied by the Bank of Safe Of
New York aud the Bank II Commerce. rhe size of the
lot as feet Waist and leo fest deep The oaidias
Will be remembered, sdjons the Custom House., AMI
hence the alley now used by the Bank of the
&s,s Of NewYork and the Custom House becomes Fec.
rL Government properly thus Government enjoys the
Liey il is purchase well as the building and lot.
Complaints Of want Of room in the Custom House have
esen made from time to time here the means OF
extension upon adjoining property, with building a.
nady prepared. without expense for the
9by its vaults and for the storage Of gold and silver,
Ssl IS for more Custom House officers The now open
ssa In the rear Of the Bank viii do for the Assay works
wen now, with no costly preparation and when we have
sant - We shall have soon will become necessary to
PchAse the two brick buildings on Pinest 10 the resr
me building which Is purchased was used by the old
saaed States Bank for m branch in New YORK. and when
charter expired 1t sold for less than s2ooOoo
nss has been however an enormocs advance in Wxllst
FVssy since that tins. The property, before the pu-
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

as5H A giant, nearly nine feet in hight, is
shortly expected to arrive in Madrid. He is a
native of Lachar, in the province of Grenada.
and is only twentythree years of age. He eats
as much as five men, walks with extreme ra-
pidity, and has been twice married, but DO til
his wives are dead His object in visiting Mad
rid is to demand the hand of Il female of great
beauty, who keeps coffee house. He is des-
cribed as 50 great coward, that he will allow
a child to ill-treat him. o.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

Tue SusauEuANA RAiLRoAD.-The Lewisbure
Democrat says that the contractor fer that por-
ton ofathe, susquehanna railroad lying between
Lewisburg and sunbury, commenced erecting
shanties at Turtle Creek, on Monday of last
week, to be occupied by the laborers on the road.
Carts, picks, wheei-barrows. &C., hare arrived,
and as soon as temporary accommodations are
secured, the work will be commenced. The
illness of the contractor, Michael Burke, it is
said, has caused the delay until this time.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

Ea An eccentric individual in Gloucester,
Mass. has built vessel, but having been in
formed, as he supposes, by the spirit of his de-
after his vessel was launched, he Immediately
procured the assistance of several of his neigh
hors, loaded her on wheels and with several yoke
of oxen she was drawn into the river at low
water, and placed upon blocks, where she re-
manned till high water, when she was aioat
She is named the Lyvancha, and halls from
The Kingdom of God" Sine is believed to be
the only vessel ever built that was not launched.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

pa Fanny Fern pities city children. s.Herc
comes a group Of pale faced city children, on
their way to school. God bless the little unfcr-
tunates! Their little feet should be crushing
the Strawberries, ripe and sweet, on some sunny
hill slope, where the breath of new mown hay
and clover blossoms would give roses to their
cheeks, and strength and grace to their cramped
and half developed limbs. Poor littlecreatures
they never saw patch of blue sky bigger than
their satchels, or a blade of grass that dared to
grow without permission from the Mayor, Alder
men and Common Council. Poor little skele,
tons! tricked out like fashion prints, and fed
on diluted skinned milk and big dictionaries.
pity you"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

GA lump of wet saleratus, appyed to
the sting of wasp or bee, will stop the
pain in one moment, and prevent it from
swelling. Pin this fact up somewhere for
this seasons USE. for those who arc nos
fond Of the sensation at 4 sting,
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

TELEGRAPH TO EURoPE.-We find the follow
ing in tire extracts Of European news by the
Arctic in the New York Times:
Arrangements are advanced towards compile
ton, for laying down submarine telegraph be-
tween the United Kingdom and America. 1t is
intended to connect the two countries by means
OF Galway and Halifax, these being the nearest
points Of communication. The distance is about
1000 miles. The estimates vary from $500,
600 down to $500, 900, and it is a remarkable
fact that some Of the lowest estimates have been
sent in BY some of the most respectable firms in
the county, =s3..szas e 1850 .
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

NEW SILVER CoIN.-The Director of the Mint
at Philadelphia under the sanction of the 18th
section of the act of March 3, 1853, authorizing
new devices for the silver coinage Of the United
States and with the approval Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, invites the cooperation of ar
tists engravers, and other persons of taste, to
aid him in effecting the daeet, and requests such
as may be disposed to forward to him, before
the first day OF October next, such designs as
they may deem appropriate to that coinage.
The law having imposed no restrictions in rela-
ten to the devices, the Director abstains from
advancing any suggestions on the subject, it be-
ing his wish that the designer should be entirely
untranmelled in the exercise of his Judgment
and skill.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

e SLAVE on SrEAMBoAT.-Capt. James Time. of
the steamboat Aurilla Wood, has been required
to give bonds in $500, to appear and answer a
charge of abduction Of a slave, although accord
ing to the Memphis Wing. the evidence given
before the justice was to the effect that the ne
gro was hired by the steward of the boat, on
the last trip up, without Capt. Times know
ledge; that there was no appearance Of secre-
ton, and furthermore That Capt Time was not
aware the boy was slave until after his arrest,
and although, according to the statement of pas
sengers on the boat, Capt Time was very in
dignant at the course of his steward, and dis
charged him upon the arrival of the boat at
Louisville.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

THE AsToR IIBRARY.-It is said the Astc1
Library, now arranging in New York, will be
the most extensive in America. Mr.. Coggswe
and two assistants are employed in shelving the
booh1 and framing the catalogue. Several
weeks must elapse before the doors are opened
to the public. The work ofsArranging must oc-
cupy great deal of time. Visitors are not adj
mitted lest they interfere with the work now in
progress. Most OF our readers are aware that
the late John Jacob Astor bcqueathed large
sum of money to establish and support this in
stitution. A commodious and spacious edifce
erected with a portion of the bequest for
the reception Of the books, and MR. Coggswell
was in Europe two years. engaged selecting
and purchasing them. Tt will be aM664a Hstab-
lishment, and worthy Of the great seftY 0f Nov
York, and we trust. will carry d0Knfle nanae
it bears to the latest postesity. 80 81
TESTING TABLE NOS ISG-A Mr. BlaekrslI
in Caswell county, NC, bet 800 NTH bs4
leverin the spiritual agency of iahae muFiHg,
that if hea would be allowed tor Select any siS
men Of unquestionable veracity, to test the tx
perimept, the table would netamove tirfae fec&eil
two dlf half hours. Thel5et was taken; the
persons aralM the able obeyed the directions
Of Mr.. Whitehart RHd sat for two hours and a
half at their paats, but the table did not move a
iot. The money was paid over to Blackwell.
DR.. Hare sayssssss assslgy, wooden table is almost
nonsconducfp but # forming link necessary
to complete Circuit Between the sky and the
earth, it might possibly be shattered by stroke
oflightniffg; but, ifthe power of all the galvanc
apparatus ever made, were to be collected in
one current, there would be no power to move
or otherwise affect such a table. TO- .+-..
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

IA Mr.. o. Donohue, the Irish exile, was ar.
rested at the Adams House, August 9th, charged
with sending aistter to Mr.. Treanor, chairman
at the Meagher supper, accepting challenge Il
fight somewhere in the neighborhood Of Man
chester, early tomorrow morning.
Patrick s. Donohue, publisher of the Boston
Pilot, became his bail in the sum Of $1,000 to
appear aud answer, and in the meantime to keep
the peace. A warrant is out for Treanor, who
gave the challenge. He is commander of the
Meagher Rifles. The affair grew ont Of some
renarks in which O. Donohue complained Of the
treatment Of Treanor at the supper.
THE SILvER Corn. -There is a continual com
plant Of the want Of silver change The Phil
adelphia Ledger says that the mint lis busily
engaged In the manufacture Of this description
of currency, but the channels fill slowly. There
is some reason to fear that the mint will not long
be without help IN meeting the demand, for
Tougher and moro nnsightly coin than the new
issue Of silver we hare never seen thrown before
the public. II the bogus manufacturers are not
soon on the market, il will not be from any diff
fculty that the officers Of the mint have put ia
the way BY finely executed genuine coin. Such
rough pieces as are the quarters and halves are
little better than invitations to counterfeiters.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

H It is said that eoculus ndieus, one of the
most virulent poisons known, is imported into
this country in immense quantities, and is moi
known to. be used either for medicine or manu-.
lectures, except in that Of lager beer.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

COMMERCE OF New ToRK.-Anslit1ea of the
magnitude Of the trade ofsthe great commercial
metropolis, may he formed from the following
figures, The total increase in the valued Jim
ports for the month of July is S6,7179, 611; the
increase of imports since January lst, is $685.
Ss52s eyer the corresponding seven months of
a852. The increase in the exports for the month
IS comparatively much greater than shown in
the imFsats; the total for July, exclusive of
specie, is S5,643,s50, against $2,312, 03l for
July, 1852. showing an increase Of s2,33l, 319.
The total since January 1st, inclusive Of specie,
is 33, 804 ,O97, against a28 $685. 648 for the cor
responding seven months of 1852, showing an
increase of S.. 405. 449. nearly all of which oc-
Cured within the last two months.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

10 An editor summing mp the virtues Of
a soapboiler lately deceased, concluded his
eulogy with the usual phrase of-peace to
his ashes! The remark gave great offence,
to the family, one Of them threatened the
editor with personal violence, ~,
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27
A LICK AT DEMocRAcY-The New York
Mirror mentions the following:

g Curious Fact.-Thc mea who profess to be
& Democrats to the hack bone," and who. for
political ends, mingle, and mix with the unwashed
rowdies in rum holes are always first and fore
most in running after the "big bugs of Foreign
Aristocracy. Signal examples might be given
in corrohoration of this statement. But we
simply call attention to the fact, and leave the
reader to apply it and explain it. -
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

70 One of Jacobs horse-pistols had two
colts the other day. They will be exhibited
al the Worlds Fair
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

!
~ Mourn TERAoS.--A Mr.. Isaac F. Shepard,
Ebf Boston. in letters addressed TO Abbot Law
renee and Edward Everett, proposes plan by
which Mount Vernon may be secured to the
people of the United States forever as their
common preperty. He estimates the cost of
purchase, anproIiag and repairing, salary of
superintendent ann labor, including six per
cent. fund Of $lDD, 900, would amount to cash
capital ofa$35D,Oo0. This sum he proposes
should be raised bysoluntary subscription among
the eoplessand tie estate held BY a board Of
trustees composed of the President Of the Un:-
ted States and Governor of Virginia, ea oficio.
and one person to be elected by the Legislature
of the United States. Messrs. Everett and Law
renee fully concur in the opinion that Mount
Vernon ought to become public property.
A correspondent of the National lntelligenccr,
from Columbus, Ohio, proposes land the editor
of the Intelgencer vouches for his good faith J
" to be one Of two hundred that will pledge
themselves to raise one thousand dollars each,
fno one to give more or less.) e-alf to be paid
on the 10th of January, 1854, and the balance
to be paid as the parties may agree on; the
property and its sacred remains to be secured
by deed to the people Of the United States.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

ovER TsuE.-The following toast was
given at railroad dinner in Detroit. lately:
Eiiiors.--Ladders on which politicians
climb to power-pioneers in all great enter
5prises--the only class whose labor is1its own
reWard-the hardest worked, the poorest
paid most subscribing. and best abused
Of all the professions.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

AMERICAN RAILWAY BONDS IN ENGLAND
"A London letter of the 10th ult., to the
Mobile Advertiser says:
Our money market is tight. Money can
only be had or short time, and then 81
per cent, must be paid on first class paper
You must not ina CINE from this that gold is
scarce-far from it; but with continental
affairs in such tickish state, the brokers
fight shy of all speculative transactions
There are Some millions Of American rail
way bonds offered here, but not great incli-
nation is exhibited 10 touch them, and you
mnst moi be surprised if they are not taken
up. If war ensues they certainly will not be.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27
Fievre jaime.

CAUsE.-Sura pont!ance du gaz AZo:e dans
Pair atmospherique.
CORRECTION METEoRoLoG1YuE FAcTIcE.-
Fare brdIer du Salpetre daus toutes les
cheminees dune vile, sans exception:
81 pour ebranler Fair; il serai. bon que les
g antotites municipaIes ixassent Fheure,
nidf:l pour cette operation; operation
Simple ct sans danger qui Sc fait ainsi:
g Faire chauffer la pele lsur laqnelle on
81. met une GU deux cuillerees de Salpatre,)
sur un petit feu de charbon GU de bois.
jnseu'a petiIlement desce sci.
PaEsE kfarrF PERsoNsEL.-Pofter SURF la
poitrine de la racine de- iasquaame con-
cassee queIque esagfsable QUEEN soft
l'odeur. =
M EDIcATIoN-Au moindre nal de tete avec
inflammation DIES yeux. avaIer une cnil
Ieree a bouche, de sci de table, defaye
dams de leau de puts, de plnie GU de
riviere; 81 lie vomissenent qui en- sur
viendra. est de rnauvaise coueur ct de
maueaisse odeur, repeter cette dose JUS
qua ce que la conl ct I'odeur iu vo-
missement soent chaneees
A l'apparition dn yomissement noir. il
nest pas trop tard repeterla dose jusqua
enlargement de couleur etdodeur CONNIE
4 ci-tlessus @
Sc purger ensuite ayec de la creme de
tattre, en- limchade. :
TGrand Lscre de la Nature.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

To PREVENT YELLOW FEvER.-Take tea
spoonful Of pulverized charcoal, in half a
tumbler Of cold water. morning, noon and
night, half an hour before meals, tchildren
should take much less in quantity: and if
the bowels are costive, take one OF. two of
Moffat's or some other active pills, al night.
The charcoal 10 be continued during the
epidemic. 1t can be bought al all the drug
stores. at 25 cents per pound. One pound
will last 4 small family month. It has
been used with great success here and else
where. Try il. ,..,
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

EXPANDING THE CHEsT.--Those in easy
circumstances or those who pursue seden-
,aryi employment within doors, use their
lungs but little, breathe bnt little air in the
chest, and thus, independently of positions,
contract wretchedly small chest, and lay
the foundation for the loss of health and
hearty. All this can be obsiated by little
attention to the manner of breathing. Re-
collect the lungs are like bladder in their
structure, and can stretch open 10 double
their size with perfect safety. giving noble
chest: and perfect unity ffefa eeHstfnP
ton.
The agent. and only agent required, is the
common air we breathe, surprising, however,
tina, no obstacle exists, external 10 the chest.
such astwining i, about With stays, or hav-
ing the shoulders lie upon it. On rising
from the bed in the morning, place yourself
in an erect posture, with your head thrown
back and your shoulders entirely off from
the chest, then inhale all the air that can
be got in; then hold your arms off behind;
hold your breath as long as possible. Re-
peat these long breaths as many times as
Won please Done in a cold breath is much
better, because the air is much denser, and
will act much more powerfully in expand
ing the chest. Exercising the chest in this
manner, it will become flexible and expan-
sible, and will enlarge the capacity and size
of the lungs.-Seientife american.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-08-27

CHINESE LABoRERs FOR THE WEsT INDIES.
"A London letter Of July 20 says:
The Immigrating Commissioners have
advertised for tenders for ships to convey
1000 Chinese from Hong Kong to Demerara
and Jamaica. So far as they have yet been
introduced. it appears they are BY far the
best substitute for African laborers yet
found: in fact, many old planters say they
prefer them to Slaves. Should the expert.
ment generally succeed, It may be the
regeneration of the West Indies.