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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Posr oYricE DEPARTMENT,
July 30, is5i.
DROPOSALs for conveying The mai OF the United states from c
G, 30 1858, the n~ng route IN the
State Of TENNESSEE will be received al the Contract Oice OF This
depa until O'Clock, Of Thursday September IA nea
10 be decided bS the next day;
Chattanooga, by Kelley Ferry, Oats Landna Jas
per, Battle Creek, klepper's, and Pelham, to il''s
boro' t5 miles and back, a week.
Leave Chattanooga Monday ut 7,
a iIilsbOro next day by q,
Iiishoro' Wednesday AT !,
Chattanooga ncXtday by 6 y. m,
For form prposa and certificate, and also notes
embracing dons be Incorporated in the
by the accepted bidder to such extent
ny deem expeden; and adversem NJ
inviting proposals the commencing July
1854 and ending spcs Kentucky Tenn,s
Be, datcd January g 1854
poposai should he sealed aaikcd Proposals or oue NO
addressed Second Assistant Postmaster Ue
craI, Washington II. e. ..
JAMES CAMPBELL,
i,y % Iuw!v Postmaster General.
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l. LUTz,

CABINET-MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER,
No. IS South Eleuenth Street, Philadelphia,
1, ,ESPECTFULIY the of the public his
Ii where keeps hand large
and chamber furniture, comprising
Sofas, from T35 $00 ARA chairs S8 to 500
chairs 10 81 Hook cases ~ lGD
sofa tables 100 Extension tables, 55 to 100
Ea.eses 10 95 Whiting desks, is To 100
made expressly patronage
prices per than good furniture
bought any ywhcts else,
Gods of the unon and packed aae hs per
sonu
July 27--3dmosit
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steam Machinery for United States steam
Frigates.
NAVY DErAE'rMENT,


NAVY pKrAnraEsr,
PROPOSITIONS wai be RECEIVED at Ibis department
day Of Angus, for complete
.ss @ sass be al least a5s fee, length and
tons one % Which o Iu n raS S and @
s1;s. Ncs apxy''' at Boston, Ne" YORK. 'n'
for any that may proposed aud must state the pc
Rod within which HE work can be completed
boe % with telescope chimney; the
peler for hosting up, Of composition fhs
&C. With appuriennnccs kinds approved
Tho tools and duplicate pieces necessary for
propoa and ALSO he coal buaksrs must be included
The reception Of the engines boes prop es Se
the Navy and win furnish The usual aei-
the steam machinery wi, fuel for
Of as se, including Keel length 60 be al
The ship asludns the entire space under the
will BE- II feet aud height mbes the bottom Of the
beam % . es Of % al s s ss saia'
sss End Including the propeller and shs
Us ,aas asso Of pounds Of which coal
may be six feet length necessary propeller
and direction and the deiAh from ,6e load Water line to tue top
mainma posi- ahou, il2 feet The OF the
aaversed section TO the deep load line viii be
Che spar. and assias win be those Of
the particular arrangement Of the machinery will be iel win
@ S % II sssssa s Ssa ob
greatest speed power with the most economical
The payment will be follows when third OF the
shall completed
department. there shall be payment OF one i
Of the when two thirds Of TIE work
there shall be further payment
the ship sha have made trial trip satisfactory
10 there shall
payment of oneb and when the ship shall have been IN
Of thc department. and performed satisfactorily lr
six months remaining shalt paid The repairs
during period defective workmanship and maleIia bens
10 expense OF the
Each proposal must specify the ship for which the Offer Is made
be accompanied full and complete specifications aud
hay accepted II also be stated what establishment
the work IN TO he done,
Each proposal must re accompanied by guarantee that the con
nwal will be faithfully performed and the succ
u bidders required security for that
the sum OF three of the contract
j.. G. DOBBlN,
July l-aawtl Aug Secretary OF the Navy
NAVY DsPARrMgNT, July 10, 1854.
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University of Louisiana.
Mrdieni Dcpart,ncut.

Medical Department
1lE annual in this department. Will commence
Monday, November 10, and VIII terminate IN the ensuing
March.
lanes Jones NJ. d., Professor of Practice of Medicine
j. l. Rtdeil, N. d Professor OF Chemistry,
Warren Stone, "a. o., Professor Of surgery.
A. II. Cenas VI - ,Prp,essor of Obstetrics
A J. Wcdtrrhurn, NJ. ID Professor OF anatomy. .
Gustavus A. Mott, N, D. Professor OF Macra Medara.
Thomas Hunt NJ n. Professor Of Physiology aud Pathology
sons,u chosn hoa,d D. demonstrators of Anatomy
Tho rooms dssectne win open Monday DC
visiting physicians aud surgeons OF
Ho-pit aud attend this Institution from November 10 April
The
extraordinary practical advantages,
There during the about eight hnsded pre-
scribed for daily.
In 1853 the number patients bonsaud hun
dred aud fifty nine.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D.. Dean.
Aug ll-lawtNoyl
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ssTAc American State Papers" Wanted.
TAYLOR l. MAURY, booksellers, Washington city, desire TO
books, and "American Ar
chves given members OF Con
gress for many years past
liberal price paid exchange made for other
books. Odd volumes Will also be purchased
Aug9
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No. DIG.
NOTICE. extending the time of the reservation OF
" and heretofore Withdrawn safe along the rout6 of the pro
posed sgRxyrPoeT LopIsANNs 10 NIpKsNpRa,
MISSISSIPPI
hereby Of hc lands heretofore
Withdrawn ordered be withheld from sale or
entry excer valid cmpons until the an day Of Junr
ls5a H. s33 and lying within nj
the of the proposed railroad above men
Toned eyicndrd OF six months from tth Instant
Given under my hand OF Wnshngop this tenth day OF
Junc 1854.
Hy order of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioners OF the General Lrnd oaict.
June il-law2w
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NEW Tcrk. sssy 2d. tsa3--rhc underscnad has dj
~ opened Office No ~ William (NeEelants' Exoapgo
oI he transaction OF general brokerage business.
Stnio, and
securities bought sold
Pronissory So'as, bills exchange and logns negoast
NAr las.p EMANUEL X. flAR1
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nOssUE1'--Oyasons Punches vol, l2mo.
d Madame SaeI--Consde Revolution; sol,
Descs (Euvres 1 vol.
t;arnier- Economic Potique vol.
Cornei,c-Theatre; 2 vols.
Conversations Moderncs Francais tu AnHas.
Also large French pamphet
Just received by FRANCK TAYLOR
Aug
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OFFICE CoasussARy GENERAL or susssrxsoE,
Washington, August Is, 1854.
Z EPARATE PROPOSALS. will be until the
, day October delivery provisions bulk
the the troops United States, upon Inspection
olIows.
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Extensive Boot and Shoe Embellishments.
IISI OPENED IN IRON Ha.L


p and spacious store in Iron Hall Avenue ea
and best selected stock Of boots and shoes ever erse VI '.s
ctv
mant excel in all particulars other Of the kind in the
every article in his line Of business win the most celebrated muu
acirer this country and in future variety of boots and
shoes for ladies' geneDcn children and may here he
enna
Nosxpenss spared ns is es.aoishmen as
10 win liberal share c public patronage His prices shall be mod
crate, approAimaua closely as possible 10 those Of The manuc
The following among articles Just received
ron LADIES.
Black bronze, ga,ers tbick aud rhn solcs
White and black satin slippers, and English kid slippers
Morocco walking shoes Of every variety
Toilet slippers suamslsd and worsea French and AmsdcaH
Jenny Lind buskin okas aud other styles OF dc-s shoes
yoa GsNTLgaRN
r'euch pacn, leasier hdols
Do calf dress boos hall boots, and shocs
DO calf and patent leather Oxford ties
Clo,l eaiers black and cocred
Enamcied French leather iosed CATERS English ties, &C.
All varieties Of boots and shoes pcgGed and sewed
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN.
Youths dess shoes and boots OF beautiful styles, and OF
Misses CATERS slippers walking shoes of latest
oa'Idfcns oes embracing every s,yc qualify
FOR BOYS.
have made particular arrangements e This department OF my
business iie the boys for just such shoes as ey
fancy aud which heretofore been dfcai' 70 fnS
roR SERVANTS.
Ny assortment of all kinds large and ver}
Iyswefay reaucs, NY eusnmers The t'i4sns
Montgomery he surrounding couary also strangers visiting
he ehy 10 vor me with cnl before purchasing desire !
en'on ard by devotion business challenge The confidence
s'aFd win success IN ny new enterprises !, ,,a,,.a
lrou Hall Boot and Shoe Establishmel,,
Aug I1-dlwSoo2w
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HISTORY or CUBA, notes OF Traveller the Tropics.
III bcns political and statistical account OF the island
from ts first discovery the time by Matun NJ bnou
Price paper in cloth, rs cents For sale by
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Augo Booksellers, near @ll street.
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ITANTED.h of the American Archives in nine Volumes
fo which reasonable price will be either in money
books. FRANCk TAYLOR
July IA
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UyHITNEYS Metallic Wealth OF the United states 8
w vol, Sv0.
Life Of j. a. Quincy; edited by Joseph B. Bnbwaite.
Memories over Water; by Henry Nancy.
Inmarins's Travels IN the East 2 vols.
10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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ITHOGRAPH View the City OF Htchmcnd.
Ii Virginia; drawn from
cfq For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR.
July Is
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Tickets SO--lialves 95-quartcrs u 5O
Certificates Of packages whole tickets, $50 90
Do do 26 half do 90 %
&c quarter do 70 so
certificates Of in the
splendid lotteries will the most prompt attentions ana
will be Immediately after over
Address III BUCKLEY Agent,
I2-id Wilmington, Del
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, July ~, iS5i
IN CONSEQUENCE of various applications from different parts
OF extension Ofine 10 enable
OF machinery TO prepare plans and proposals 70 pc sub
mted with the the advertisement u ig de
rartner, uiy speced in that adv for
he reception prOpDsas ae, is eaended until the Is, OF sep
tember neat.
JuN aO--dI W &2awt.s sept J.C. DOSRIN
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RENSSELAER, POI, rsonsIc INSTITUTE.

NENSSEEAEk< FVLtIFIEENIC INSTITUTE,
EsNED for The comprehensive and thorough education of
cbiecIs and civil engineers including railway hydaa tapo
graphical, and mining engineers
For
Jog the institute apply o
II. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, ac Il. r. l.,
Aug l5-dsm tt Troy, N. Y.
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at Baton Rouge Barraeks, Lo,astano.
10 barrels Of pork
loo barrels Of fresh superine flour
50 busiets Of white field
,4O0 pounds of good hard
$50 pounds of good hard sperm candles
I. 50 bushels Of good clean dry fine
200 gallons good cider vinegar
at Barraacas Darraci5 Pensaooa, Frorida.
60 barrels of pork
loo barrels Of fresh superfne flour
30 bushels Of white field beans
1900 pounds Of good hard soap
$50 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
IS bushels of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons of good cider vinegar
ut Fbrt Gibson, .arkansas.
200 barrels Of pork
400 barrels OF fresh superfne flour
96 bushels of new white field beans
4,6Oo pounds Of good hard soap
1000 pounds OF good hard sperm candles
10 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
1900 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered In all May, 1855.
sa Fort LsoserSorth Missouri River
lao bar res Of pork lt
31O barrels of fresh supeTfne flour
06 bushels of new white field beans
400 pouRds of good hard soap
TO pounds of good hard tallow candles
f., IS bushels of good clean dry dne
$50 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered by LIST June, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
ACCIDENT TO THE HENDRIX HtDSON-IN
DIGNATION OF THE PASSENGERS

A. tio steamboat Hendrix Hudson leaving her pier
at Albany on Friday evening az O'Clock, viii about 400
naenrors on board and when she had moved about her
length crank pin broke by which something of q shock
was experienced and the boat stopped. There was
considerable alarm among the passengers for short time
until thoy learned the nature of the accident In short
timc tle boat was able to move with wheel the
steamboat Troy Of Troy. after coming up took the
Hendrix Hudson in tow and they arrived at her dock in
this CITY on Saturday afternoon at o'clock The Hen
dirk Hudson went up again Sunday evening having
on board an upcommony large quantity of cargo, but
light load Of passengers
TIN Messengers on the Hendrix Hudson were
s;dersby ncensed on Saturday, and expressed good
deal Of Indignation against the officers of the boat and
tho owners of the line; and Indignation meeting was
hold on board Of the boat at about oclock that fore
noon when few miles below Pcughkeepsie, in which
remarks were made and resolutions adopted censnring
the conduct of the officers of the boat
Two statements have been made relative TO the crcum
stoncos which are somewhat contradictory One OF the
Messengers says that when the accident occurred there
were many on board who desired to 90 on shore and take
tho ears Of the Hudson River Railroad to Newiork but
tho officers of the boat would not suffer them to do So ou
immersed them with the idea that the accident was
h, one and would shortly he repsired, so that they
coy,1 reach Ncw-Yo1k in seassn. When the Troy
~ mn bc having but few passengers on board, the pas
.. ~, tho Hendrix Hudson desired to so down in the
IT, I'm, ,hoy were not allowed to do so, and the Troy
.s.od n tow the Hendrix Hudson down, which caused
uc dissatisfaction among the passengers Of the Troy
,r'Ov reached Poughkeepsie at about o'clock in the
morning and our passenger informant says that they did
not give notice properly that she would land so that pas
aanaor. conN leave q. ths. point and take the cars
Thrrcsro bu dozen or so, who happened to hear one
Of tho hands mention that they would land there knew
ANYTHING about IT. The passenger further .N
breakfast was only furnished to par' oi ,io
uptl tlcir arrival in New-iork
An osjcor. on the contrary says that opportunity ~s'
,xon r the passengers go Ashore and that fossl.
Tho b,Il was rlpg and notice was given thar they
.V'. s.re refunded; but that il was impossible 20
% 70 on, ,bor baggage in time for the cars The o.ssssS
otso, "a rosd be safely landed upon the arrivs "'
30 bosi Ia Nsv.Yal. The officer 'sy' A'' soc1' '"'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
TIE STREET PREACHING NUS lNcE.

The aLomnaticn of bowling in the pubic streets and
squares all day Sund,y by gang Of blatant lunstics
getting be inocabe. The absIrac; question OF free
dom of speech has been amply settled in favor OF the free
speech party, should have been but though man
has legal rsh, to speak his mind in public when and
how he plesses he certainly has right 70 bsw and bel
low so as to annoy everybody who live within three
blocks OF hi location These loudyoeed fanatics must be
tanned down or stopped altogether.
sTREET PREACHING ~ Srw.YoEE.
Yesterday morning. while vi the stree; preacher. vas
holding forth at the west-eni the C Hal ruins
numbers turbulent characters threw bricks and stones
him. The police dispersed the crowd, bat sei 70
arrest the rioters.
In the afternoon persons arrested and locked
up for disturbing the preachers in their haranues om the
steps of the City Hall.
STREET PREACHING IN BRO0KLYS.
Stated preceding usual took plsce in tie City Ps-k
yesterday, before respectable audience a. regards run.
bers The only preacher this occasion Wa WOMAN
an Irish Proes,an-who confined her disco.rse to the
explanation of quotations from Scripture, which e
could hear but those Immediately in iron. OF her.
SlRXEr PREACHING wILLIANsBuRGH.
There street preaching yesterday afternoon a. the
junction cf North Fourth and North Second-sis. The
gsihorrg much smaller than usual and no disposition
ws= eyincei 20 eps:o disturbance.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE BURNED.

We stated the other day that the woods on Catskll
Mountains were on fire. and that fears entertained
that the Mountain House wcud be destroyed SO immi-
nen was the danger that the guests packed up their
luggage and left for home other watering places.
On Wednesday ii became almost certain that
the house would 90, and the proprietor who had al
ready sent his family away began TO take out the funi-
turc all II which VIC understand removed to places
of safety The fire still continued to approach varying
in speed witftho variations of tho wind, and sometime
Oh Saturday afternoon, informed, reached the
house which was in short time reduced 70 ashes 1t
was a very large edfcc, built of wood and could not
have been Of very great value We have no particulars
in regard TO insurance. Some persons who we're there
as late as SatuIdty morning doubt whethor it was the
Mountain House which was burned. and think it must
have been some other edcc But information is direct
and We think correct.
FIRE IL The WOODS IN rLSrrR cor N1i..
Tie woods lying north of the village of Hmloy have
heen ON frc since MONDAY last The danes continue to
spread toward the Ulster and Delaware Plankroad and
unless speedily extnguhcd viii be productive OF great
damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
SOFT SHELL PRTMARY MEETINGS.

Tic following Inspectors will oicate ct the places des
Cnaed Tuesday evening, between the hours Of G and
O'Clock for the election Of four Delegates from each Dis
trict the soft Shell State Convention be held at Sy
racu.e, Sept. .:
ward Dsnel Crnac 2 @ sac wm. Bura.-So no Green
n..psne Mshen Jas wsf.on L Kess,n-No 10 Dgtch =,
N..James Paitison. James = webb Wm Iooper-No. lc7
yT..Jsaes Flynn Emanuel snvey Bernard MaloaeyNO II
vi .Richsri Kimrqns. Ed,. c Greene. Tho. Lyuch
VII. Peter Crawford Daniel Del,gan Charles H. Rins-
neaseldeus conner Naiek aud Domioick sns :,
X..s.a1t dunlap Dsyid vsnderheck samuel T Warts
Tenth Ward Hotel corner Btoome and Forsyth-ss
M..Nm |..eniine Hiram Gnsie Cha Lcvines' jams hee
XI..John PANE. John Meirthur Ir Christian H. se.n,1
VII rhelA1i hd "a s' seiEeS2 % lh and nal IVES, ,isc
XIV Msittsv Tuoaey James Nc ccus1g cn.' Tsss'rt.Deo
Xy Easilsn T6oTS siseoS Mons; KlTsri cohof-So.
XvI James sweeney Daa Mccoo Henry cr.word-No ls5
XyI Georse " sehurersn Wia- Coulter wm. casssi-J,.
NyIII Oliver : libbari Morr. Day John Ns.jr.-Un.on
Fanc. j. Taon.y Dennis BRADY Michael coashll-Ns
XXI. s.nasi Alien Sisfofa. c,gp5e Ta,r,. Mecoy-H
w., " Cans corner iih ay salSd =
The affair is all cut and dried and tho Haris may as well
keep away and trouble. II is avered however that
there j. prospect Of odfasoDcd harmony in several Of
the Wards and that band Of ultra Adamantnes called
the " shanghas have air, ady armed Themselves with
extremely hardboed eggs for the purpose Of routing the
soft Inspectors in certain places, and returning few Hard
Delegates egg sample of their strength aud for the
purpose of getting up good tine a, the State Convention
In the meantime eggs rsn,-only six for shilling
now. But they cheap al that especially since they
have up from the humble Offices ofrasin dOag gh and
settling coffee TO tho Sgnifed service of raising the mis-
chief with aougface., and settling Presidents. VIDE
awake then, at the Primary meetings o. Tuesday night
and look out for tic hen frat
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE-FIFE GILL
DREN BURNED TO DEATH.

gentleman who camo to the City yesterday, informs
MS that Beekman Dutchess County, on Thursday nght
last was the of an occurrence SO hearrendng 'a
il has thrown gloom over the whole neghoorhooa iu
the absence Of Mr. Abraham Simpson, his dwelling house
tool 6rr while his wife and fce children asleep
within So rapid was the spread of the flames that ere
the inmates could mako their escape the whole building
was envelepcd in the fiery mantle. Mrs. simpson aner
almost supohuman efforts escaped with her life nut IN 80
doing sustained burns and injuries of the most shocking
nature: while horrbe to relate her five children were
burnt to death The spectacle was ono oi the most ew
fl that can be imagined and the berea'od parents arc
said to be well nigh frantic from the los o' inc"
darlngs.
Tho fire is supposed have been caused by some ncen
dearv. who had grudge against the unfortunate simpson
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
PIRrS
ffRs Is Fourrsrs1n ~

On Friday night. at O'clock 6re broke out Ia the
Toof Of house No i6s Wet Fourieent-st "a uer build.
ing. nearly fnishodl The flames were nsa,shsi xs
iev pals OF waer. and before much damage oecsrrsi
The FIRE ooesoned by sparks from furnace tn lad
been oareossy left standing on the roof by some timers
No alarm ives given by the bells
FIRE ~ FLrzABKTg-sr.
On Saturday evening fire was discovered in tle attic
Of the dwelng-houre No. sc Rlz ,both-tt The flames
we're. however, speedily e1ngui.bed. Damage slight.
TIRE cARg1EE-sT.
The same evening campfire lamp eSp'ole1 in the
dwelling house No. s. Carmine.st, occupied BY Joss
Ferguson. The burning fluid was sca-ered about the
room setting fire to the furniture, &C. The flames we're
extDgushed with few pals Of water. Damage about
s25 Fortunately person was injured.
TiRE IS TwESTIETH-sT.
Yesterday morning FIRE broke out in the bakery in
Twentieth-si, near the Second av but it speedily
subdaed and beore much damage occurred TO the prem
ices. Loss about $500
~ CH4TIas-sI.
About 'cloch yesterday uoning FIRE broke out in
the owerpnrt Of the hrdze No az; Chatt IN. st. occu-
pied by Jacobs Co. as . ewtry store The frernen
were carly Tho ground, and soon subdued the flames
lcss e6out 81 500. Insured but a what companies We
could not learn.
The 6ro Is supposed 20 have been occs,onod bv the
ING lighted Irat, among heap of rubbish under one Of
the show cases.
During the fire the show we're sossied and icwel
~ to considerable amount rttIen.
TIRT - ANE-sI.
About halfpast seven O'Clock Yesterday morning ire
broke out on thC fourth floor Of the building No. "a Ann
81, occupied by Daniel G. McGyern as book birdcry
The fire was eXtDgsho by hro wing TIE burning material
INTO the street The building sustained no damage
The fire is supposed to have been cccssioned by rats
rnnng friction roatchcs which carelossly
left lying about tie Iremses. Tic loss Of McGvern will
Dot exceed $500 We could not learn in what companies
tho occupant was insured
FALSE ALABs.
Tine alarm yesterday afternoon il the >i1h District
ocCasioDed 10y tue burning out Of aooty chimney
Of Ridge and Houston-sis
TIRi n WTTTIAbsDUR'.
rnia frame building used ice bosse in tue
of No. 2s RCmsonst. was destroyed by fire about l2
clock Friday night. The Of the dwelling house No.
p Remsen.st, occupied by German far,ies, some
Whist damaged. Loss about $3.50 No insurance
llc alarm of fire yesterday caused by tie
burning ont Of . chimney in North Sevonth-.i
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28


In The ssse of william W. BOuton, Wallace Lsamore,
and o,bers charged above, the examination
iinaed on Saturday, related TO the two drs One o.
he fonr originally arrested hss given. already stated
What the ofncers leg ball. or, 10 their LAM
euage "his personal recognxsnce not to appear for
trial." third, who is smart looking young man. and
eept that some OF the kind Of pieces found 10
hi. house discharged already stated, by the Cc
missioner leaving only Bouton and Lesmore for further
examination. Some testimony sdduced on their be-
half Their counsel moved for their discharge and msds
remarks that effect which opposed and the Co.-
missioner considered that pTuld tGee csse hsd oeee
made out. The counsel eIpostuAted with good dee d
warmth. lie seemed to express. in prose the n"1srn
eOuplet:
Justice once 3. persrd lind
But hsi guici tLrsrrrs e4
Soc ar with utf eys-
As. lie scises .ssn0t boar
HE cosp.et however, will not spply " the preseat
sa,, s51rzn 10 1o.nsI fnsAstsd . rgs< 10 fuo ~