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


BFREsHIRK Co, Mass August 3-Ine crops 10 "a ;
County are usually good Improve nsnts are constantly
making ia the mode Of farming. lac caltiyai0n Of ifa
Is grrstly iDcreaseI
PAwIKr, lNemontl August l-At present We nave a.
abundance Of rSin although heretofore our crops have G
fered from drought Our farmers are closing up Isni hsy
crop in good coDdiil' n.
WEsr Por1rNEY Aug e-The hes, Of yesterday siief
noon WAS relieved BY light shoFer- which connnasa A
intervals until evening when set IN for pouring iAI
lSstps mil late breakfast tine this morning Il IS nov
col spo cloudy THIS rain not in season gresly
b.uettthe Hay which y BOE nearly al 10 bat Corn A1u
Potatoes With garden vegetables 10 general are i'Otuz
brightly under influence. Hay Is rather SnL OIL Ie7
se.ns dIe prospect for the haryes; that rem tns
CIFctFvltIK " Aug. l-Tbe season with Us Is . -
favorable Wheat and Rye are superior. Hay cohs' ~
most fAvcraby. Oats Corn and Potatoes are aau' -
fpe sp-Ak If the western '7cilon OF Orange ". ~"
lis have beer sbu d In,ly wsie- q tins season. a. .
DANyuLEN Y, Aug. q" IL rains =. rsn- va 'hs
ioyous atior upon say lips the beaiia sa'~s
Of Saturday spread its rsvivifyrrg ne'stare uP'n ~
parcled and thirsty earth giving 70 vegets'ion "5
eli Ugh died out, life snc vgor. NnN uo1 So
II the rsin That of Saturday peculiarly gist- 80
refrs shng 4 relief from the long couticu-a ol
Sunday another eight shOs-r occurred, and todsy
da,i the welcome rain falls continually. Potatoes 80
corn have suffered much. and some Is prooADiy pas
covery but viii mostly come forward rapidly
PIEAsANryILLL Wss;ches,er Co, N.1-lhsrsi Is sDoi-
complaint Of poiAioe IN this vicinity. TINS Is preoto
owing 20 the tact that have ID no droatn tbs .
RSiu tss fallen frequent that the ground nAs pea
All the tine Corn looks very tine. Grass nAs o1sn
better than last year but hay has not been cured 10 ~
GOOD order Fruit Is very unpromsing. ApPi-s Az 80
and falling Off and plums used up oy tae ca,
Peaches DO not grow much in this part OF "es'ou7s'
County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

On Saturday they sEorn 10 bsors Mex bon, jr'
70 the Sheriff In addition to the above there
will be some twenty more sworn in shortly all Of Ehom
are intended for dong duty along the North River only
TIER beat will extend from Pier No North River to
Franklin ct nAm.ly far any sailing vessel les The
extent Of Jurisdiction along the East River is not yet deter
mined o. but Police force will BE- organized for the sane
purpose az soon possible after The North River one in
active operation The force Is nsde Up Of superior class
Of young meD including among its members some Of the
City Police Department vel Of the Crystal Place
Police whose experience will be Of great service to the
corps Previously to swearing in the members OF the nsE
rce NJ NJ Kbbin addressed them 10 brief terms stating
tbsy were % consider themselves under the command Of
CSp- RskeleStz the Sheriff having no further authority
over hem except them in, and 70 dismiss mem n
they neglected their duty that they were org<nz 60 f re
purpose OF protecting the shpping and property o. ns
uecl ants along be quays and docks OF the Orh HVer
ard that sny der-con of duty the part OF any one OF
them would b. visited by dismissal from me force
After swearing the officers IN, MI hchiooln ADDRESSED
the new Police force the eject thai WAS P'iv4s ca
t.rpre under no control Of the municipal a1tnor-t an
BE- hoped they would perform their duty IN gu tnns,
a. rot 10 bring any upon the ehe sno a ac7d
Ia This crcuu stance on hs own responsoy mere hsa
been much jealousy unaffected from csrlrn airtsrs on
.,cou,t Of IL be pr enterprise Inc sasri 10 Y
hsS been eurreasd earnestly TO give his consent to
4 which had induced him to acs - ne nAo a'ne nshops'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
THE YELLOW FEVER IL NEW-ORLEllS,
INCREASE OF THE EPIDEMIC.

Cotrespoa derce q The n. Y. Tribune.
NEw-ORLEANs, Wednesday Morains. July p, 1853
The new Board of Health organized yesterday BY che
election Of DIR. A. +. Arson Secretary. There could
not be found another physician ia city well quail
fed for the post. He is Editor of The Medical JOaraa
and 10 man has taken the interest he has in the health
of our Guy Tho statistics which he has compiled from
time 10 time are very valuable aud his election will give
the public very great confidence IN the Board Of Health.
Or lester the See etary Of the Cd Board has beeO
appointed Port Physician The Sections of the various
Cemeteries have been instructed 10 uske daily reports
Health Wardens have been elected. aud the Board are
20 meet again to-day At II O'Clock. The Howard Asso-
citation have hired the Truro luirmary a Hospital,
and the members have their hands full in lOOSiog alter
the SIGH The number OF cases is daily Increasing.
CREscENr.
PS The report of the Charity Hospital is DOT vet
ready. We have had heavy rain ali the morning
all the back streets are overlooked as also is Lake
iske pl IN all, there could not be worse weather for
the sick
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Jayy
There are some facts connected with the prevailing
Epidemic which of interest 1t appears BY the re-
ports oil the various Cemeteries that there have been no
interments al the odd Fellows Rest for over a
month and there has not been a dsstb in th. N IL
during the last month from any disease until ves.erisy
when member OF one OF the German Ioi,es 5e1
There are about $500 members of tse Onlsr in 49,
city OF this number probably so are on visit IN the
North In the Commercial Lodge there are abon IN
members and for the last six weeks there has been
one member sick.
The Charity Hospital is situated in the Oh Seventh
Ward. 1hsis the largest Ward 10 the city, well Known
as the Bloody Seventh" the head quarters Of Dsmo
racy ana inhabited BY Irish feoE.citzens There
are larger number of poor families in this Ward thss
any other and part Of the Ward is in the swamp There
Is not Ward In the city So much neglected as this one
and more filth and dirt are contained in it than 10 any
other Ward Yet up to day before yesterday not ease
OF fever was known TO exist unless in the Charity Hos
PitsL Yesterday there were some twenty cases reported
and to-day here have been about forty additional ones
HE great cy about the condition OF our streets is all
homeng The fact Is streets were never in better
condon than atpresent We have rain every day, and
~ thehith is certainly washed away into the swamp.
Ihenumber Of deaths should decrease in the Hos al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

Street Commissioner sUd Deputies periodically deposit IN
the STREETS until the public have inhaled Rnd m5b@d Al
the stsneb which under hot suD, they cspsbe Of
emitting; and deuging bur friendly dspsrsss IN an
back - their original position, sgsin 70 become I'D -ni
with f.tOr and Otensivenes and again 20 be ObTd1ed
upon W. no.tri - our fsIlo origins
AK. SIN how long would .; take for one half Of ard
81 Medical Thecrsts corscienIousy b.lieinz that 'hs
DuissDoss erunerz;sd above the IT y-lOE
f-ver 10 harnonzs With tn o,hsr half VIVA Ike myself
hight equally coDscieutOu-y believe. that AL the hh m
and around New Orleans has created single
q yellow fever, and cannot cr-sts bat the
contrary that the local malaria sr-iaz from these and
other il calculated 20 r-srd the existence OF that
dis-sse-aDc that il has done and held Il in sbey ance
60 such extent as 20 have exempted from yellow
fever. epidemic for five or years past
II these Sin ny opinions, be n any vau-, have any
real fundsioD-snd SIN bound 70 contiane b en.-r4in
them until they Demonstrated % bs o. sha
earthly can Board If Health beto city ont
lay Of ten, fifteen, or twenty thousand dollar.
AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
Brown, shipIey a. Co.'s Circular.
.l.I IuIn .
pn Mill.

7
report large bot hes- bans in CorTos the
u the Last the
Elsen Pocs oTeyenn speculation Tns demand
freely supplied BY holders and the OF the inferior
ties mnfke mske these unstable
three the sales reach 0 bse exporters taking
1000 bales at the fjlOwiog qurtst
Fail Oretns........7 Fer Mobiles sid Upands.....6i
Mddne ORE SIG Mdang Mobiles and Upland f.l6
The Of COTToN 10 tins s,0O bales.
e9t W0 Thai Of American 10000 against 6 GOO bales
last
tire manufacturing districts seound and the home demand
while rdia rather decreased
The u weather creating considerable ency for
this and
being yoIable Corn mike firm the
ga While Whtat 7s0iti Red, 1ld1l6 go bs Wet
Pndelphih p 3n1 6; Canada 2l "a
6; Ohio z8 end a rs e. Dbl White lad Corr. 81
Yfllnw 81 NJ MiAed ~ o 4. qnarier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

hat heir conduct would ~ such a. TO insure then tue s
prohsii,n of their islloEc E-ns.
TIE company then adjourned 20 R,bneaus IN Chan
hers uhre dinner bad been provided for the new POce
force srd their friends
Tn dress ~ iha River Police consists simply ot navy
bu- ee'h esp fung close 10 the h-sd s,n the words
River Police gold l-t-rs in front and NE number OF
each incivicual in the force As pro;ecn'n N rsny
s-,b-r bAr. Will b. yor, over the cap 0lissn cover
II with piece Of similar material attached oeh nc 70 pro
ihe hsrk part Of neck fr tn act The m7noers
vii b armed Nth club. and likewise, We believe VIII
Colts revolver. for their protection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
At the East.

PEovIDESCF, r. /. Aug. 4-OIr grass crop has been
secured good cordtinD Tbs qlairy OF the hay - ex
csDent bit the quantity ia not great il was snepa
ed would be he case early in the simmer. Corn IS for
xsrd. We have already hai green corn in market
HARTFo,D. CT Aug 9-The rains which ~e have bad
hsve revived everything hay viii be better than IN Az
rage snd pastures very fne Corn promises WELL
% do po stOes.
HNlRHIL1, " II, Aug. e-The rain has rAviv4i the
hopes Of farmers particularly in the south PAT of The state
Hy il all secured in excellent order and thu -Ice-s
that Of last year Fruit does not promise well PLsIre IS
GOOD spd butter high-2Oc 4 2jc. pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
London Money Market.

English Securities heavy with limited basoess Cono closed
Thee and qutf CsIt lal3
lOli Bsuk Stock, ETchequer Bile H. AID s. par and
rfenum. ExcHANCTs-LoudOn Paris hue lower stherg
much Amsterdam u 7}alfi SIGHT II l6al6i On Ham
burg Frankfort ll9t Niense lO6aS Antwsrp p 20
d2A; Leshorn, % COO 65; on Paris 2D02l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
John Athya 4 Co.'s Circular.


fPr Baihe GLASGOW" TUESDAY, 10Th July i8'1;
Dr.R sir Business continues bsk weat very unseii tbs
srrvs from all pors last have been moderate
PKOvsIoN quiet, bot sraoy BACON o. ISL
and Suovrnrps SOL 10 BlEF aud PoSK have change
good quality, getting large sup
ner<s Australia and uuhef advance Of p D.
t.es o. GREASE % 81 5j
Some o Of Live pool brought 55. There nothing
Going IN TALON ~.--,-- 2 ,,-,.-. 49, i,
Hohen Vi RREApsIUFFs are very firm The sd's Of Wheat and
tour hunted scale week; WOsa is wDrta y
IA hte quality. % Red States u a. cd
Tie of tue quality Barfr Flour % from store - ne
sal,s have tfn made 20 the rsdc ST III o. cN slip.
Ous-Nu saies osspcrm 20 record snce our last
sT1REsRts salhe bus no desire g. speculate ia
IL bisk inquiry exists ior Tar, bal noae cierns.
AsBEs-ihe Ia Ashes al slightly Improved
rates O.,
TOBACCO npravc Ncgrcad has been sold At 0
and smsl! stalk Caverdish Al ID both for Australia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

We ust 70 be sb- TO collect e. 900 tbs 80 nin5 Week
Contributors received AZ places as advertised.
NOTICE TO TIE CITIZENS OF sew ORLEANS AND % THs
STATE OF LOCIsfAsA.
All citizens Of the Guy Of New Orleans, and OF the Safe
OF LOUISIANA in this civ earnestly sqlest-d to
meet u at tn. Gentlemens POr Of the Aston House
Monday afternoon at oclo TX TO devise further means
for charitable aid 10 the Howard Associ zion.
! 6G3ES {w99SDSaTFF. Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
LATEST.

The Telegraph mentions that on 9Th July, whsn the
Hungarian and Italian refugees sersnsded Mr. asrsi at
Constaninople he the balcony aud cheered for
the freedom Of the United Sa,es Italy and Hungary
Two hundred and SIXTY nine b'gs Of native Wild Cotton
from had been received az the Off OF the NJ
chester Con merciai Association Mr. Dosbble, Of Man
cbes,er j. now in South America making enquiry into the
source. o. Cotton supply l. IS s.ii ths, this Cotton grows
plentfuy and is perennial 10 the interior Of P4raSua,
and that can easily be reached By river communication
Tho strikes OF Stockton sti settled the wOrkmsn
offer 10 arbitrle their demands bu. the employers refuse
10 assent 10 this mode Of setismeDt
Committee in Capetown O7rl srewsrd of L 900
any op who will fud good field 10 the Western districts
of South Africa The reward is rot to be pid nil 60
extrsc.ed fro the discovery.
Frederick W Clark is officially recognized United
States Consul at Sydney.
petition pre- ented agan't the ret1rn Of the members
for Liverpool on the Of bribery and treating.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
The Yellow Fever at New-OrIeans-M-eting at tae
Aston House.

SATURDAY EVENING Aaz1s: 6 I.5i
Our appeal in behalf Of the HO~sri Association fr thu
suffering and dying al N5wOrlssns has thus FAR bssn
noby resp Dded TO by cit We beg letve 70
knowledge the receipt Of the following d,nsioOs We
nitted through Ma'hev Morgan Eq tholssnd dollars
by yesterday mail and b. >be to r-m Another
thousand Monday We enclose you notice Of ~ Of
the citizens - New Oans and of the State OF li-isnA
in the City, 20 meet ~ TIE Asto- House Monday
afternoon AZ > o'clock which please publish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
THE wEATHER AND THE CROPS.
erom mn ofrrsuond-uts.

IAN our friends writing letters vii confer favor b
Of the to~n aloa. ne -4ts u re
Westher and CrUps n lhsl negntorh)ocA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

..,,i.sd with io.s The attack wal -
but TIE par 80, hut sli very inadequate scala uaaer
Eesteo, Inch cost the lie Of th.t officer sac 'ny
tsp' Dl.shls men. Mesntoon held ms Pos",'h W,
49, sgs,pg men. and the Strength OF tue pas ue -
s0Vv subsequently J..ha Che-p-s det schn -n'
frnp' sntry Tito the fract angle and after sev re
ensr 49,. Sc Bernese we're expelled, heant1on ana
sH'ss ,0 Elected their escspe 10 wss then ~Ah'Ni,
ss Il. his warrior mfn Of greate' w We ~
80 ,lsa any Bormese b fore eacoanereo 10 "
is upward OF 60 years of age, ana nag iolt usio
49, he King OF Ava thu positions from WI 20 NJ
Anvs To .be King OF Ava he has rendered olt
nos;I,g and ,o.u,y al. gisnce Indeed que o. the
g., At n. committed vas 20 bsos one " !s mug ny
49, e xho brought him al order 70 JON tie Boyal
Amy. ...d,,, q, p ,nvoon de,sruined.
srefore "a treat Heantosn ~ an uhtnthVrN-n Hhp pr
.scsi ...uder They excluded him from the benss Of
60 md seta price # 0O0 rupees upon his head.
"a Cl fonnixionsr AZ k4Dg0O0 Il sad 70 be rs+p0ns-
~. n, this proclamation; whoever issued L IS
% ~ an sf di.credisbe /" the country he r,pr-.snt..
49, Co himself sent Tag 20 the British quarters 70
80, .0aiu,t measures which excepted him from the
zee, ~ civilized warfare boosting a. the tins that
- should never be taken. He has been as goo1 as BIS
rord HIS extensive camp surrounded by creeks OF the
-, and fortified by bsrncsd-s aud abstes in tns jingle
hss bsen reed it is true, but MS himself found mean 10
rsre upoD Ava woere hs Mss been received With hga dis
,f;oD b. the Pribcs who has sscendsd hs thr ne
"A ha will probably be placed IN command OF ths Bur
ms,e forces ganst the British army The therefore
vhcb has already been carried on with little "a r-r
fe AIDE OF ibe British and the side OF the o1r
mo prisoners having been made by ehsr-Eiil nov Dc
RESUMED with increased activity OF fhe result OF pitched
hattie bet Eeen tbs Burmese and British, there ts
doubt tbfs victory would favor the later hut 10 tho
present tine the British have not succseied ia pr eclg
or execuing any decisive operation against the sDeny
while the sbemy have undoubtedly gained courage
renee and Formidable eade by the British delay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

Inof fT ne about 10 baCs OF an tacnfOls
TS Mnncc.tcr hes d symptoms OF renewed actv
~ Yarns adspttd be home demand wc1 in
"a ru NJ hardening pres. The export inquiry ui limited
Bal favor Of increasing animation me rus
,Turhsh quesou ia It's hyorlbe turn
toward t-uent
been rather 81 since Friday las h'dars
ouine nj och buyers elc n
IL chaugeab daring market hours today
& ,r fine hch Influenced all parties and hmtsd the Business
last fnll currency readily obtained '1r acles.
II Irdou the less ths preservation VI
ptAre Al the ENcne the FUNDS are heavy with
.l-..,. - ,irlpp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
Wright, Candy ~ CO.'S Circular.

Per Baltic LIvEHrooL Iues'a', July 2 lbs
CoT1Os since the departure the Naara market Tor this
staple influenced by s;uo the sales have been
l such quiet TIA not M es
better qualities co1t mostly ln AID
although quobe edvtn'e Ne
neglected
Tasbe regularity peA SparcTs the principal Op-fa
evidently tick. Spectators aud sxppftsrs
shares al the umH the supply offer IL
that spirit Is inlscd into the tnsac
political maCr5 haze assumed pacific tufn Bat
hut settled which tends TO check extended commerce IN
eve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

HUpsos RIVER R,rLRoAp.-On and after Monday.
August Express Tans leaving NewYo ats and az
Rtincbo the Express Train leaving Albany
6b5 P. NJ, will net stop at StSasbargA sod ceaIeas
Z FRGNCH, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

fdVsffasomsnt !,
Persons DESTROYS of ssying their premises cleared
the ahouinabe nuisance Rats Coco4ch BY csas Cos
rAR and INsrcr ExrssNSAros DEPor, & Bfosfws
agreement houss thoroughly cleared o.
the above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

Mons Julien, the famous monster concert manager.
arrived yesterday in the Baltic He met at the landing
by some friends and escorted at once to bis hotel hs
Clarendon where shortly after midnight he WAS sersr sied
by Adkins Coronet Band under direction Of Mr. Coates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
ENTERTAINMENTS, Sc, THIS EvEyI

Lucrtzis Borgs is announced at Castle Garden tonight
for the lsst time during the g. sson with s.eaanons Patti
Saxi RadiAli Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

MoR1,Ir1Y-There 81 deaths in New York las,
week larger number think than GA any week since
the cholera OF s9. OF tbs 81, no iess tran 6 were
under years Of age, being per cent ofthe whole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
the Principal Hotels

srR,sGERs-The foIowiog are among the arrivals At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

: GoISG HoNE-Don Cslderon de "a Bsrca recently
Spanish Niner this Government, will sail for Europe
In tie steamship Washington on saturday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

SPOILED BY TIE RAIS-lhe intended denomination
by the friends Of Free Cuba ths sailing OF Mr.. Soul
-. prevented by the drenching rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERNFS-Satariay- quo
run not being present thu; Zine members answering t
their rsmes the Board stood adjourned to this Monday
a ter oop at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

The examination of De Cambria arrested suspicion Of
bsin0 IMPLICATED with James W. Stone ia his swipding
onerstors has been postponsd In the snne the ae-
eused Remains at large on his own recognizAzcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

ACCIDENT Mr. Henry Kstcbum. Of Norbport, l.. l.,
met with sserOus accident Monday isstby being thrown
rom colt His head badly bruised, and he was 9TH
ervise injured,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

CHARGE or GRAND LARcxSY-A Germ an FAMED Chss
Ftneis ert yesterday arrested charged with stealing
watch and chain vaued s2S from the house of Adam
Bach msp No - stanton st. The prisoner offered % tell
where the watch IL Mr. ID. would not prosecute Hs
offer was declined and ne wasccked ny by Justice Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

Tie Central Bank institution located at the juno
ion Of Washington and Fulton SITS, ia 10 bs opened
Monday (todsy Edward Copans Is President and j. +.
: Hriauf Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

Cur WITH A KSHE-On Saturday afternoon the driver
OF an express wagon and cartman commenced quarrel
ing on Fulton Ferry which ended in light when they
rived opposite Marketst in this city The express nan
iunpr If his vehicle struck ths carman IN ths face,
the latter who had knife ia his hand cut the
other severely in the The express Was taken
home in fanting state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

AsroR LmnARY The work of arranging the books is
.f gong on At this usiu n under the direction of Mr.
Ccgcesb sided by two assistants who are engaged upon
re catalogue /, will be several weeks before j.
oper.d Tie library the largest out Of Europe and the
work Of arrangement must proceed slowly Visitors are
rot admitted the building =; present. It would inter
i. n. with the work now 10 progress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

NARROW EscAPE-Ye Yesterday afternoon two horses at
tacbso to a light wagon, ran away in Hudsensv. The
driver unable to stop them jumped out before reaching
the DOCK where Their progress was stay ed by Ohcer BfA
naTd Of The Second District Police. The vehicle wa
smashed TO pieces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

LEoAL DEcIHoS-Ths OF Samuel Bouton agsins
the City OF Brooklyn which on the attempt OF ths
former 10 avoid the assessment Of gr sding Washington
Park has been decided in favor OF ths City by the 81
pr.me Court sitting in General Term a. Poughkeepsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

TaE NEw RIVER PoLrcE.-The following are the names
.d residences Of the individuals forming the River
pee under the Of Capt Charles A. Rskiss Ez
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

The body Of the boy John Psrson who was drowned on
Monday lat At the foot Of Doughty st. was recovered ON
| Safur
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-26
Mr.. F. Way,
Italian Professor of Music,

HAVING permanently settled himself
IL with his family, in the City Of Baton
Rouge, where he has resided since eighteen
months, offers his respectful thanks to those
persons who have already honored him with
their confidence, and tenders anew his pro-
fessional services to all those Wishing to be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar or in
Vocal Music
Convinced by long experience, that in
the study Of music specially pedantiy is
disgusting, and that a general routine Of in.
struction will only produce Indifferent per-
formers. he will use all his endeavours to
place himself on level with the intelli-
eence Of his purils, encouraging: rather
than disheartcning their efforts. while ad-
herring strictly to the precepts laid down by
The best masters he will continue as here
tofore 70 time Pianos. His prices will be-
$40 for twelve lessons of one hour each, and
80 for twelve lessons Of half hour each.
Apply at his residence, on Convention be-
tween Main and st. Charles SITS. or at Mr..
Neircy,s variety store, on Laurel ST. o27-y