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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

MILLER, ORION & MULLIGAN have recently
FEts LEAvEs FROM FASNrs PoRrFoLIo-eAi thou.
LITTLE FERNS FOR FANSrs LITTLE FRIENDs-2'ih
tn
LIFE or JOSEPHINE. by Headley-2A thousand
TWELVE YEARS A sLANE-Sol Norhrup-xe thousa1a.
WHITE SLAVES OF FNGL AND-Cobde n-5th thoasan l.
THREE COLONIES or AusTRALIA-sidney- thous Nd
In prefs and will be published soon -
MINNIE HERMON, By ThEro~ w Brown Of The Oaynss
Liz OF DANIEL BOONE the Pioneer of the wes-illus-
tI,,ed
LIFE OF JOAN OF ARC byD W. B.rtest-iIus;rAted
MILLER ORION MULLIGAS
Auburn or Buffalo, n \
NEW ART of
IETALIOTYPE PRINTING,
JOHN DoNLEyY,
superior substitute The slow srd labouol operation OF en-
frayus b. hard combines the setie. OF LthosraPhy With
h stnce Engraving snd the rpicity Of Topographic Prnng
ILif at Il peculiarly sfspted 20 the
Production or TISTS.
SHADES AID POLYC HROIArIC CONTRASTS generally ind
i equally svsilshe 5UalSESS CARDS, large Posters
HAND-BlLLs FANCY Ia snd
H W R IS
Auhors Inventors Puhshers Manufacturer Merchants
Pafeut Medicine Popreo ard business generally who de-
sir lad ECONOMICALLY 10
ATTRACT P L &c 7 y "
VIII DO We 10 psronize this great
MODERN INVENTION,
Is e he on y graphic art which unites
ExTRAOEDfSARY ELECAscE NTH GREAT ECONOMY
spccInrs exhibited promptly uded % BY
sreoyrirg and Job Printing executed with nea'nes'
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

TOR SALE-A handsome White Pony, sound and
ND well dspted r l.dys hsyns and COED
.sreusuee. Appiy TO y. WILL ANS, No. ~ ssasr.
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Forty-seoond Thousand
Forfytetond IhonstBc
HOT CORN:
II SCENES NFM.TORE IIII-srR ATED.

II OF N:
IL LIFE SCENES IN NETWORK, ILLUSTRATED. By
SoLor RoEssos with eight Illustrations BY n Orr Price - .
Athe Express Courier Herald and Journal Of Comnerec aFas
s,et the book. respectfully submit the public the
oowng opinions from Hsrpers MsEaHe for January and the
National AetlOcs Magazine and several Of the most popular he
ligious journals IN the country
From HSrpers Mtsszne for January.
HoT COM; Or Life scenes ia Ne f orb arsed b. Soloa
Robinson. series sketch and stories drawn from the lower
# City life, Of which have Greaty sttfae.d l.ls
Of bic Attention ty ia the counn OF ae
lTC1e c.y usHsytye Tie tufLor evidently AZ
ssiI loD the Incidents daily life receive ifesa AID VIVID
c0long hs glowing the Eerii hch are always FUR
Dhed him By the rureG Of ~rechdness and ge 10 az oys
crowded city poesl shape urder his plastic had "n
Lis basis Of 7sIre tner
stnus fidelity The tendency OF The volume % impress fh-
rrofourd Of tragic cGecs intepefce
ard s k1eIed Votso awaken lively sympathy with ne a-n
desrsdsdtO Llure the ne1ace.be features OF
under The otg coneons-And Inspire the pal N
thropt with renewed zeal and brighter hope N ae dhHse o.
the and pzrhs Of society In pou' Of Il
tr-ry merit this work may be praised for the dramatic PoEe
and ~ vgOr detcrpo1 which often quite e1treod
dcoD. though careless and ursuded usually 81
cys by s and Isey reesoa iPubhed % De VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

VNHE BEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL WORK on
i POI1LTRY-D APPLETON Co, Nos SIS aad 3is BrOsi
way qs pubhed in cOnsert with the London publishers
.semept Medical Treatment Of Poultry being the
r and the practice OF the best breeders
FStsd bv the Rev Win gied and g w johnson Es4 With
representations Of the most birds ana
pum,fots woodcus drawn from life by Harrison Weir vol
roy ggo. cloth, extra SIS. . - ,,
n 5 SOCIETY FoR IMPROVEMENT or DOMESTIC POULTRY
OFFfcEo OF CoRREsPoSDlSG SECRETARY
NKw.YoRg, Jan 81, 1884
MFssRs D. APPLETON Co-Gsntleueu cannot refrain IRON
making 90 expcssou delight the examination o. The
Poultry (which have just in connection win Celebrated
English bouse, presented TO the public .,,.
The the OF this BOOK !. such as to ske
but wish the widest e.rens ion
me sty OF its far superior 70 anything OF the AND
that have examined and the portraits OF shan
shais etc. truthful and spl tntld
YouT, hTs,ilv l. MCCORMICK Corresponding Secretary
Of the National and y. Y. State Poltr' Societies
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Tins Day Published,
V'HE RYE-HOUSE PLOT; Or, Ruth, THE Con

This Day Published
rI'HE RYE-HOUSE PLOT: Or. Ruth, THE Con
4 sfrEAroRs DAcSHTER BY q W Reynolds
Th one hose Historical Romanees which in the hand' off
skfu always be brought ogt with 'ue igor ~ to attract
srd he 4 -h~ined the attention Of reader
uoGs tni1 dpayed the lnrlaoe powers OF
descrror End the strength wiz and humOr which make tnc
tive feature in ell his The "Rysho1ss Plot" knoyn ~
suh history o sssinste Charles the - on u Eng
lro called Rye House his 70 NewmsS and
tn plot reverted BY The Kings house IN N~arket eedent
whc fastened him cisht days before TIE p0t
was TO place The plot dcoyecd on the lab Jana 1888
above The genius Of heynos has had
s,le scos 10 Geqht snd he has succeed 4
M Plot will yorsby compare with Of bis works
' II LONG BROTHER No % Annst
DELISSERs DISCOUNT READY RECKONER,
ine-sayuG very useful WORK designed expressly or
BcokIeller's use. Just published and for sale BY . 49,
GEO a. HICKS, Sta ioner, No So Sassau-s
ANDLORD's AGREEMENTS and HOUSE
BILLS plain form; Agreement 30 let
for the or the Croton
ter; Agreement the tenant With Fire eiase Agree
nt with Mortgage clsuse for security Of rent Folio Lease. With
The clause Of Covenant for Renewal
r Corporson Deeds and Bonds Of the various kinds
The printed uperre paper and ruled on the
uren House Bills Of every dcsepn The trade ana eshefs
s1rpied by GEORGE Ii. BELL Law Pub isher
No. l5j Nessust
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Second Edition Ready Tomorrow.
OLE Tile IRISH BAR-E
J s.REDFIEID, Nos 10 AMI ll2 Sasiasi.

VALENTINES for 1s54-PHlLIP j. COZANS
r.specffgy Booksellers Dealers in Nan-
stock Valentines Envelopes Gr, uscuisc-
tred fr u1t Day. February lh 1851 resdy
~ Vertes are Om designs cfEert fr0m last yea-s
t tuG for e.ance and ,tea d.h superior 20 sny Of
rper prodLOAs Twelve experience Ia uanaiacturng
lsb tie complete sssormert been
lfed 10 tbs &C unuy.
p i e - Iecsnty IN ported large stock and Me
c Fboed pAres Lace Embossed Envelopes di-
nd Price, seals aud other ag
- Nstnes hieh viii be sold Al the lowest pric0s
PtIis osdetng tAiei lnes VA iS9f u sl,
TooJ s5er stat,lucT tud MAJ l.eturer OF ss 81
M n Al
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opinions OF the Religious Press,

Ttom HE NATIONAL MAGAZINE, (Metho list
"HoT Com LiPE EEw-YoKK ILLUsrRATEO Tasss
stories mostly familiar she public through The news2ps
v are written best attractions Of popular style We
&c tbe author sroIse however We the first be
yIcTs not merely truthful hcion J! relief =
did literally b1f ibis
not We will nevertheless tha Hot Cora
the best works OF
kiId with which the market il BE- ginning to sbo4Ed''
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DROADWAY THEATER. GREAT SHAKS-

IL rFkEAN SPECTACLE, produced WIN
endor unTiyned full OPERATE Choru
BALLET ard decorations scenic
mechanical chsnsss rarely cqdAd sna
Mendes0hns beautiful vocal ana stI1
the frat the American stare npp -
second appearance Of French Mile LEADER ana
ss.ts nav he secured rec days In advance. -.
On THIS EVENING February and o. eveiy otnei man
will he psTOsned OoeoJ GU
s''" fN'' - a NiDsuMMER NIGHTS DREAM
with the hole neude sohns music Ihe scenic
,y new naned by Ueer aud hs assistants the costnn
decorations banners and appointments py
W The mech nerv by John ssyi the ballet IN
M of MILE Leader; the rrtAc arranged and adapted
~ .mae talent unequsled thester and dying com
the Performance OF tnls nesl,n
P''''"' W." EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
ne FAIRY Spectacle Of
MIDSUMMER NIGH rs DREAM
,..en. Duke Of Athens MI ConwAy
LSssnder with Hernia Mr LsnsIs an
, an hhersn noble fer Hernia Mr. Mathews.
pEiestrste Of the tevels WAltefs
The hssd-hsnded men Of Athens. .
the Weaver sii D4'leee
snrs, the Joiner
the bellows mt Ecer " ntlAg
Spout, the tinker ~, ey
~ Cusrds Ofcors, Attendants, &c.
Hvrroita Queen of the Anazo1s. :.''''his warren
lie ns ghter of Eseus 10 love with Lys'naer Ns Hage
in love With DeinetIi0s Ass uoaseHne.m
Anazons n attendance On Hyppohta-FAiIlss -
OberoD Of FAIRY Lend. ne r0hHl
puck or Robin CoodoV La Petits VIOLA
(Hers coEd apgesfanceJ a.,
First Fairy NJ .1Fyoi
Second Fairy
T. Wais
sn.to F v dsIes Gould RectleI siieaho Adon
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CARD to the PUBLlC.-Olr offer see above ior
"a ,oyh Of Mis has cfsa;sd such ssn.D
In The f, ds,. that ttls eud not provide Tor he r o. hi
fcds OF the appreciation OF our
lbsi os,r wacb vii terminate Whoe ef wees % a1
. ttculd 90 lcss ls t4me pa ~ s'hb ~ -
Iisalufy Lsp.ic New YOsk, NJ. 81 Bi0se"ay'
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n ocr,sSc Nhis General Cemnitcc' 4 Jes sa me,
a rrrr itt.r IN Ne he rtESDAh bNtN'" re
NNN'''>N LOPHAR MILLS, Chairman
,NssFs N,SSVs ''' {yiee.rro'douis
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COR sALE-The FIGURING Mn at Mattewan

miles from the City New. with OF spd At
t.hed The three OF and we'll situa ed tor
work with good home market The Mansion
House tho beautiful dence The
ery bargain Of the owners wing the
- r-cai.ss OF WILLIAM Il. WALSH
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KINGs HOTEL, No. % Aun-St;, 0 ar Broadwsy.-
beds IS cents night
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REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER

o., friend SCION Robn.n genuine Yankee Be
l,n in though he may been for all th:
krc But he ne sboa well aao;hs aid eseh
Of n'm very vel 100 we DO not bfn.se II noea le1 az
M or editor, we believe he has tskeu It 81 OF them sni
o'sSSfd sy T ao o. BscE hs his Ike
al gaure books we written BY &C aen me P0sneIs ,aio a
mend Let speed Nay is IumbeI. be great as The leaves In
up rees1ed and made kDde better And SCION
RobiroD live to wi hundred tools more eeeh o2, 'I
hi, education Les been neglected there late to
hope"
THE WESLEYAN (NethOds) Syracuse z head, .rtiels
HYrtRckrTcIsA OF oT Cost oasnt some Of me .Iits.
They see m u mater oIenc 70 bb5t 80 ,oe,s oa
without further preliminary we az: sex ano 9stn'as OF n
exhibition Of the temptations 70 and The mod9' oPersrd Of
seueieh. tnG s osce he trbfnes and power Woad be
Le Nc lo-s Dasuerreoiype Of the Five Points Ger
1.-THE next desire The . belle she fac and
fs short Of promise made the resder the ttepase"
From THE LIONS ADVOCATE, Portland, Ne.
Nothns fiction could urpss the herein depicted The
author nc S Of s snd ssPA Of
described presented with vivid dnetnes aud
force"
From THE RELIGIOUS RECORDER, Syracuse Ny.
"Let the volume be read"
From THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, Hartford Conn.
ees- and good will the circulation this book eject"
From THE CHRISTIAN OBSERVER, Philslsphia.
"s the areside circle and for the times fall Of fresh
interest and thrilling narrative"
From THE CARsONs LEAGUE Syracuse.
since he above in type we have read the so. and tie
Though literary great distances al other book in ,as
which God
most soul the Of human n'hy and holy
sion and sets them ragpg the deveancs Of suffering humanity
II be from poverty and sin their hopes
wbc Of m duties by the light OF conscience blended With
The rey Of heaven"
sed he the In the closet By the fr1e Every
hml man and child rad IT. READ Il ye Chrsn. ald
mo- cspeciAlly We ministers Of justice.
We Tedc thai the book book Of the times excepting
better book written for nity
We could columns of The Tribune with the encomams Of
TIE RELIGIOUS PRESS,
from all pars Of country but the above sufficient, show
and of he work
DE WITT L DAVENPORT, Publisher
Noe 49, and iGG N.ssal-st
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So Dbonn II nap @orrern.

A DUNLAP is in the field against all competitors -
n ril send nstru how 70 win oyer a % plan a.
Tefin 10 enable any make from t5 % 80 per week
usou Iecs lot Of 81 popad) Address a. DUNLAP heIopoH
tan Pest ofses Hes-iork City
CAUTION-The Public are cautioned against re,
sps or NEGOTIATING Three Notes made By the und.Izned
aid payse the order Of y Crossaa dsted July :! ld AZ
1 II rs rth r 81 cach he said notes haze not been az
nii t The thsy ord will lot be PAID b. as
DEITZ BROTHER co. No 80 Willitaa+t Jan ~ ls2L
IMPORTATION WANTED-Of an English Wo-
4 man by uaue JANE MOODY born ia DOUGLASS aSeo " ~
hid ou = Y Any iniormatoc respecting nr
viii Be hsnkfliy received BY her sister Mara OiesnIaae DIS
ol Conn
NOTICE 10 BUTCHERS-In answer 10 numerous
~ oue bch are daily being made have 20 iai9fn n1
OF New ami is vicinity that o. tho A o. y9s
- advanced tie price Rough Ist 10 cents per poune
s ay per pound f 1909, sE9 mes tsa's
h'es'' Iea"' '~'- No. ic3 and 1853 EiEsbeths.
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L'OR SALT The stock, fixtures and good VIII OF
wei shed psing general and complete a.
Dry Groceries Fruits Preserves and every sey
OF articles for family The business hs been esah sn'd al m
location which of the best in the eyb tar several
has Of family custom The rent pi'deeee
the OF the lease To DESTROYS Of em
barking respectable grocery bsineS this Is an opportunity
which seldom offered for sale account OF pr1pr
ishug Enrope For further particulars sPpy 20
w WALN DRINNFR, No % ChsmbeHd
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INV =, \, -
w DEkY and LARGE QUANTITY Of TOOLS.-rhe Exscu.
tors of BruIdrcd deced will e private sale th Of
which d decse died seized situated 1t Oldham miles 40 tn
civ fom PaenOn consisting of upward Of Jp acres
OF .rsb wood land which tonr dwellings large
Barp Chouse Ice house Machine shop about
IA stories high built of stone tin roof ant stone
Furdey all nearly The water power
shop foundery will be sold with without me tool
nso tie right manufacture Bundreos Patent fhroe asea
The four year lease at 70 per year ana my
he Nv ENLARGED.
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CIFT TICKETS for $s'GlVING s. WORIu--
20 otter, 4, s 1854 beautiful u Ma'ieaas wish
,rtion N .fnr42 woh-to VAo Al l-Echrsc -
worth OF Ruse ihst 81 io - worth Sub 81 olsf La
never I'm i &c No $50 Bs.iway clinssc Bdns
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" up his residence in Newyo or Brooky9 or vicinity WI, en-
the City Of Auburn which consists OF Houses
and los In the s,art City will exchsug for good safe md
bnsiness NewYork Brooklyn Wismsbugh Jer
sew Civ SC SC would into company with good safe
Perse most business that could De saoyno
GOOD paving and taken for my PAT OF ne
busnes that wishes 10 leave the
Of the hnsst and most pleasant ces Va tue
healthy place for 20 reside tor hesh and
comfort This property will sell =. time except when inefes
great or sure money address CAlUHA with res, nime
Box No as Auburn Y, which shall receive an mmefisfs
nh ri
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Chantss for Business Men.

A REAL CHANCE 10 MAKE MONEY! will send
n r, pts vhcs Be alverss that
-, ,-sr hAvs made frons - PEI y, aso Les;es
two e nom Itch he hsi $50 per moo'e can 70
made ca ing capital AGO the oshe ~ = -
1901 "a hs.u srts q Jcunneaone rom ~eia % afrst
So. ,l r. .rlv makes SIS week Al 1i SAFE ~
eose 10 ne postage Address ROBERT DlASf F~onoe
Bon No g ElaiTa Ne~fors
A NEW PATEgT-HOSEA q ELMERs Jointed
~ Bea.pae Saw-Gummer for dlas a saasns saw S no
Circrr saws without tslng them oat OF SOCKS 'a ino
al c.sv csn b. these Machines they VA PAY
sid Gy ecr cert urc6t A<Sut fsepsrca - - ~
States ard Be i9gnd al tle fSss,s '
as AID IA Nshing s. Ns,s-yoTk ABEL baAAssLss,
Genera Assnt Zoe the United states
4 GENTLEMAN, with capital oil Sio'oO'' anu
~ ~kO the best Of efrtnces wishes % become ps
esed Ia safe respectable busness 10 th Guy A,AN"
with real stating nAiue Of business = Al tas once
BAKERY for SALE-In the thriving village OF Port
ID Jerv Co, situated NswJ sv Eer 10. NA
roed Depot believed chance fsI baker Also
store room dwelling nae sai bakery The above properly
viii be sod cheeq and terms made easy In9u on the pes
GOR SALE-The Stock, Fixtures and Lease OF
Merchant Tailoring Clokas and Gsntemeus Furnishing Is
dopf The connected With gof dive nag
hoese euterprsns huaincs tbs dossshe isce
bad innsedAc For further pst rs apply
No ISL Colubiast, next to the corner OF OaSiI Soah
Brooklyn.
TOR SAL 1.-THE Fixtures of Soap Factory occu-
sd hv Vroo,n Fowlrr rear OF No y Cherst mot DIS
POSED Of 81 private sac hy FRIDAY h inst they VIII on thet
6ay sold pubic sueoa AZ u o'clock ca he p
ApTy to hAhN tON I'm Ho. To- st,es,
TOR SALE-A valuable stone GRIST aud FLOUR
Houses sccd location NcGsawyie Coilaod Go Aey
person wishing whole OF said property can have GA
essv bsrssn nQnire personally OF by letter Of A.
AUSTIN, en- the premises A As,SS'S' ErseutOrs
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~ cA,,rCRNtN OREGON, AM rHk SANDWICH ISLANDS,
a.N,a o. ~ departure Of each Mail Steamer Tor A'ph"S
|. 4, " rsf .Hna-a. SVglc cofios cents
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X17ATER P0WER, MACHINE SHOP, FOUN.

The ubscbers ready contract with Railroad Compaa
and Baggage Cars fflcks sc hasiS
a. ripa the rast summer erected entirely ~orst
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On the pfsms.s ineKheH ible Pain onsny when MS p
.,ssd Nv Chiffon and others he unss % be seeo At NO
sHn.t TIC follow ng Of the various cofthcaes REARING
this pblni. ,,-o,c.,, ,,,pvp
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Ns SALE known the Merger Wo aiassi on ae pam.
Of Delaware River in Trenton NewJersey, comprising n'ee
,forv b,icb Machine shop q by Is feet
Aoue brick Fitting up Shop IS by lOltset
brick Iron Foundry, 80 BY 100 Feet win Gore oven 90"
Charging bouse
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He dwelt mainly on the sHslIve-

ereatest speeches. He dwet mainly on Che tHslive-
rect Of IRE North Mr.. Clay has net endeavored to
claim in this discussion sympathy for the negro ex-
clusiyel, hut has shown most clearly The rule OF the
4 We despotism in depressing the nou-slAyeholding
wle usen of the South aud the free citizens oil the
North A person describing the erec. OF rae speech
at Rockford ssid: He made the people see and FEEL
that Il e. had been nsulted trodden down ani de-
graded ty the slave olgarcly-that their Dagfi9oa
"hGd hen crrshed ont "Aud, said the auditor, my
muscles were wrought up with indignation Tor
action that felt almost irresistible inclination
ito eIsppe with something as the representative OF
"tbs desPoiism on which to wresk my vengeance,
land the muscles OF my felt for hours after.
"as If they had labored in this imaginary coniiet OF
resistance" So were the Of the people there
wrought up to the bghes; pitch of excitement and III
dicraiion as from blow after blow 20 this point they
were made TO feel that they conquered people,
and had become the mere white slaves of this political
bower.
TIE last meeting was held at Elgn, where there
WAS sn immense and highly enthusiastic audience.
Mr. Clay spoke with great power and effect.
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RUM XCITEMENT-ARREST OF A JAIL
BEEAKER-THE CHOLERA.
Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Coerespondsnce of The N. Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Aug. 9, 1854.
The liquor dealers here are making strenuous ef'
forts TO head off the League" which has recently
proved very effectua in brc aking up large number
Of Qrogperies The rummies have collected about
$5, 600, by levying contributions upon each other
and placed it in the hands of Mr.. Tracy their treas
urer. rummys case tried in the Court OF
Specisl Sessions yesterday, but the Jury could not
agree and was discharged. -
TT appears that their licenses say they may sell
louor m quantities not five gallons, In certain
places: but the wording of the recognizances which
they have 10 give prohibits their allowing the liquor to
be drank ON the premises ~.
The Sheriff returned to this city this morning with
John Ears one of the four prisoners who broke jail
here on Saturday night. He was arrested in New
York at the Jersey City Ferry landing. lie had come
h the CITY 10 ship for Pittsburgh. The other three
prisoners-Bygate, Mckinney and Governor-are SUI
at large. -, 4. A.,
Ninety four cases of cholera was reported to the
Rosrd Of Health this noon occurring since noon
Saturday last. OF these there had been "a deaths
The report ON Saturday for three days showed so
and % deaths The report to-day therefore, shows
decrease. c,-,.... -.
hospital for the reception of cholera patients has
been established and it is hoped that the prevalence OF
the disease will be materially checked
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TAB AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION AT
PROVIDENCE, X. l.
PROVIDENCE, Wednesday, Al

PHOFIDENCE Wtdnt5dAy, Aug. p, IoJ4,
Fac exercises Of the American Institute of Instruction
= ais city continue be very interesting. This morning
zoe Rev L. ID. Huntington lectUred upon the influence
Of education in developing the beautiful. discussion
was held upon Arithmetic. In the afternoon, EIdridge
Smith delivered Address upon the claims Of classical
eOlte upon the teachers of American schools Appro
r,te resolutions passed upon the death Of josiah
Rolbrook Resolutions were introduced concerning the
death of Professor Butler and the acquta OF the
5sra. MIR. Mason of Louisvle, formerly assistant
ssOs in Professor Buffers school, participated in the
dscnss ion.
In the evenDg, tie Rev. Edward Beecher OF Boston
delivered address the right of the sensations
lions and passions, comprehensively, the active
principle in he human eonstu, that produce action
the works OF Intellectual culture and development
We had be,e to-day Of cholera and four deaths
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worthy condition Of the boat though the nmedl:e
the surge from small frcishtiny tcaner used a
,vens sugar refinery at Oas Hundred and SiKt;e'h-L
but >-hoh excursion itself at the tine Of the
eatssro he No blame is attachable however to the
commando, OF the steamboat or any one else 50 fas
our reporter \ 'uld learn.
The affair can sad check 70 ihs hilirty Of the
occasion. Tie bo>t, which uadisturbed having got
separated from tie o. her those board engaged
in the pessures Of the y dance at the time OF aseer-
tanning the rnournfal fate Of their fellow eTcuisonia's
Their grief may be better c nea taAn described ins'
JOY was, Of Course ;grrc> IN % mourning
The cstssropbs occurred oppo-.> Washington hsh's'
One Hundred ana sxtieth-st HuS~>> Rver ana Gar
Evansville being nesr the VILLAGERS focsA IN grea' mum
bsrs to the spot. and rendered h as 'ney eoaa
The following perso1s were 50 yed from =. unfortunate
bCat
Mrs Mary Quinn, o. No. 1917 Thirteenh-r,f VINO had
gone down twice and VIZ. saved By Glad whose ns we
regre. 1et to know She YES insensbl.. Robert H.s d.
lrtsidence not Known William Miller, who wac ols.'
taken nsensble The rescued parties were al con-
veyed to ne Station House HOTEL where every attention
which tire Kind proprietor II. w. Bennoyl and family
could bospF has been extended to them They leftycs
terdsy evening for their respective homes with hearts
full Of grat ide for their md the kindness bestowed
upon them They were under tire medical csre Of Or.
Freeman ami DIR. Sanders of Csr-sansvile.
The bodies Of the drowned persc had not been recov-
cred up the time of the reporter leaving the ground,
% o'clock last s7enng although parties oct drag
g'ng the river with unceasng vigilance.
We are authorized 10 say that liberal rewards VIII be
given any persona who may recover the bodies Of these
unfortunate persons or give information which may all
in the search Information may be lo with Mr.. Benney
Of the hotel One Hundred and Fiyoighhst and HUDSON
River, oil with the families of the Lost persons.