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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19
FROM BOSTON.

BOsToS, Monday, June II, 1855.
jackson Il Co.'S Express between Portsmouth and
Boston was robbed this morning, on the up tram, OF
- 900 Government funds. There were $27 600 IN bags
in the cars, being the balance of the Government
money after paving off the u. 5. Frgate Constitution
Only one bag was taken and this is supposed was got
Mt by means Of false KEYS. The robbers are thought
TO have cot off at one of the waystalions and officers
have gone from here on special tram IN search oil
them.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Smith Robinson the Freight Agent of the Eastern
Railroad was arrested in this city this afternoon for
stealing a bag of 5000 from Judson Il Co. 1t APP
pears that he placed the bag in his carpet bag and
BROUGHT il TO this city, and when the officers entered
his Office ne was engaged in counting the money lie
WINS committed to Jail. He belongs TO Portsmouth,
is n man of some properly and has family.
The Leading Know Nothings of this State have prl-
vately decided to call extra session Of the State
Council on the 2sth inst. To this Council the dele
gates will report the doings of the National Council
The obligation of secrecy will then be thrown of and
grand Mess Convention in some central locality viii
be called to take action the to be pursued in
the present political crisis. ,,.,,
TIE Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill was
celebrated in Charleston TO day with unusual pomp
and display The Monument and public buildings
turned out and salutes fired from the NavyYard
and by the artillery companies. The festivities were
finished with display of fireworks. la this city the
new company of flying artillery turned out and exhlb-
tied great skill and rapdity in firing their guns on the
Common in presence of large number OF spectators
The CITY of Boston has offered an additional pr2e
of purse containing hundred dollars cash to pro-
fssiona rowers to be conended for on the Fourth OF
,Iulv al the regatta on Charles River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

The Carolina Times is for instant fight with the
Abolitionists Especially it rejects all schemes
of commercial and legal retaliation, and inquiries
"Why not by force of arms compel an ooserv-
"ance of our rights and interestsf' The Times
is probably not aware that its warike plan has
already been adopted in Kansas with great eff
feet. There the men of the North were put
down and compelled by the rifle and the bowie
knife to accept for legislators such chaps as the
friends of The Times choose to select. 1t is hard
to see what present need there is of any further
hostilities in behalf of negro-driving rights and
interests, especially as the doughfaces of the
North are doing their best to secure for the
shareholders all the fruits Of that great victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

There are now three political parties in the
country: the Slavery ExtensiOn party; the Anti
Nebraska party, and the Doughfaces. The first
is strong at the South, the second at the North;
the third, despised by every man with half
soul in him, exists to be ground TO powder be-
tween two mill-stones.
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Ihe Irihunc for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition of
THE SEM1-WEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in
Europe 1t will contain all the latest News up to
the time of going TO press. Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing be had at the counter in the
publication Office. Price Six Cents. The steamship
Africa will leave Boston for Liverpool Tomorrow at
u O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

The Rev. Mr. STAN, the clergyman who was driven
from Missouri by Stringelow and bis associates, has
arrived in this City and been invited to address
meeting of our citizens the state Of things and pros
poets at the West
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Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NEW
York TRIBUNE be left with the following Agents;
PARs.-Charles Hartwick No. l5 Rue Nivienne.
LoNDoY.-Mr. W. Thomas, Nos 10 and q Gath
ariue-sireet Strand.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY, June 10, 1883.
The Times announces that the Hon. w. L. Preston,
the Wing Representative in Congress, Is now up Tor
the same Office as the candidate of the Anti-know-
NOtlinca,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

Destructive STORM IN KEsTUcSY.-Ine Lo ;.,
,;is Covrier learns that a tremendous storm OF WIND
rain and bail passed over Franklin County, 10 sI na
State, Monday last, prostraung me cs wng hs was
piled up in some places six feet The damages S'u
stimated at 800, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

HYRRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PROoF
sArEs with HALL's PATENT fowDERPRooF Locks the same
1881 and the Worlds Fair New.ioIk, in lSS an 1851
and This Lock snd the only Powder Proof Lock, that
received medal at London Worlds fair IN ugh others
we're on exhibitop and advertised Worlds Fair
IrkW subscribers and their the only persons
authorized 70 sell his PATENT CHAMFoN SAfE, with
HALLS PATENT PowpERPRoos LOCKS.
5 { HgRRNG X Co.,
Green Block Nos 1885, ISL ard 1853 wsier'st., NewYors
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Netp1lork DAILY Gribm,re
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1855.

MILTON STARS Il orr Agent for the sale Of ThE TssuN "
PATTRsoS n J. lie will The TRIBUNE IN any part Vi
RICHARD SHANNON Il our Agent in PTTssuRSH Tor the SAFE
III N
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rpON WASHINGTON.

WAsH1sGroN, Monday, June II, I515:
7, ,es ,umoreo that the President intended leaving
here this morning to make visit Of several days to
personal friend in Virginia He will however be pre-
vented from doing in consequence OF the illness oil
his wife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

The steamship Asia, from Liverpool for Bos-
ton. with one weeks later intelligence, is now
about due at Halifax, and the st Louis, from
Havre via southampton, is fully due at this port.
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PAuROAD ACCIDENT.

UTICA, Monday, June ls, 1855.
A man was run over this afternoon on the Central
Railroad By the accommodation train from the West.
lie was about 50 years of age and has not been iden-
tilted No blame is attached to those having charge
If The truin.
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STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

ALBANY, Monday, Juno Is, 800.
Tic semi-annual meeting of the New-York STATE
Tcmuerance Society will be held on Thursday next, in
this CITY. The Hon. Gerit Smith will address the
Society.
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Apvru11sruEsrs intended for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF
b week shou be Lsnded IN By noon to-day The INN snse
Sn now ued OF paper makes necessary ID oraer 70
e( e, iusrtoa that friends should thus early hand
IL their faYOTs.
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Postmaster stating that there was no such Post
Office in the United States.

Office in the United States.
Now, how did the Postmaster find ont VINO
sent this Iettor' The gentleman himself cannot
tell. end we certainly cannot. Was the seal
brckeni and il so, what right had the Postmas-
ter TO break it, We can tell the Department
that it has plenty of work on hand to correct
the errors and misdoings of its deputies and
employees, and that the fewer apologies 1t
makes for them the better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

DoII-SKow.-This Show Of the Season, at no
cERss Fancy Store No 40 Broadway win connoe through
the week embracing every variety Of DOLLS from the SIZE OF
one half on inch full grown babies dressed and undresed
Mssl and white cryiug ghug-such display as will a
ford ali The little girls NewYork opportunity to make
selection Also every variety Of TOYS and GAMES Tor me
RocrRs BY importaons only afford TO sell them
No. 40 Broadway.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Noy-ARRIvAL OF THE ASIA.
HALIFAX. Monday, June

HALIFAX, Monday' JUNO I7-IV T. m
The steamer Asia, in her tenth day from Liver
pool, has not yet arrived at this port aud her agents
do not much expect her under Is or 90 hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

a LrLAxp Co.. No Ill Peart beg leave 70 call the
ton Of the trade several styles Of Mems STRAW HATs
is fpished among which the Young America and hDe
White japan Hats both Of besuty well dura
ify with usual variety OF Mems Boys and
Cldrcns HATS, al Of manufacture al the
loves, market price by the case or dozen.
A. LELAND 4 Co. No. III Pesri-st.
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FUTILE EMPORIUM
English French German and American
FANcy GOODS NOVELTIES AND TOYS,
No. 3i5 Broadway.

CARPETING.
PETERSON a HUMPHREY,
Nos and SO Broadway, corner Nhite-st-,
aye lately received from Europe and the late Auction Sales
their ususl supply of
RICH AND FASHIONABLE cARPbTNG, 49,.
To which they invite the attention OF those sbont furnishing
Houses Hotels Steamboats, The goods having been Sc
leced with and purchased at the present low market
prices we enabled offer CARPETS full 10 per cent es
than other wnterDg their old stocks higher rates
selling stock the lowest possible prices "a o
lows
Rich Medallion Carpets a. wide...lel to ~ per YARD
Rich Velvet entirely In patterns 10 TO ~ per YARD
Rich Brussels superior quality. 81 TO ~ per YARD
Rich three ply Extra Heavy ~ 70 ~ per yMd
Rich Superhne, Of every make o. 10 per ySII'
Also large invoice Of AWool Carpetng... A. per yard
oII-cLorHs
OF every style and width from 10 "a feet wide
MATING,
All widths and colors
RUGS TABLE AND PIANO COVERS. SHADES, ETC.
For Hotels Steamboats,, &C, made to order.
UPHOLSTERY,
In all s branches, pupctuay and faithfully attended to-
The public requested give call before selecting
elsewhere thereby making saving of full 10 cent on their
purohases PETERSON HUMPHREY,
Nos 81 and 3i9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

SUMMER OPENING. TO 0ENTLEMES,
DyHoeEss lSTRoDvcrRs OF srrLss-"e uhs a@J "A''
70 the uoticc Of COR patrons our ever popular
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SILvkRY BEAVER hAI. ..,..s
A~e psn dress Castor Hat peculiarly our own
and worn by the best class wesre eecn eooeeess ~
inros.rL1 by NJ. Ia the Rahng Department. known as
80, Wses vii be displayed the sii and taste Of our
~ FRFxCe FABRctNT,
~ho~c iuusbie productions, received PCT bac togeth"
ss seectons from onr Mako Shop will render our large
and varied assortment complete
"' LEARY 4 Co. Astor Bouse. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

Of Boadwey and Fuon another attraction added 70 that
thoropehe for wherever his establishment may be located
there wu the hetweaiDg community gather especially when
the styles presented aud elegant ~ those now
offered public inspection kNoxs uptown Depot at 70 30
Brosdwey viii remsin present thus accom- noaeiins
leisure will not permit Of their co ming down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

HOLLOW AZ = IlLS.-TItTt is HVdIIH IUI OH !.
Yes, ka all! This noble remedy acting does mme H.
sely upon the mainspnss of lie health when falling
energy vgc The system when tagging
superior any medicine made Known Sod al the Manu-
hstores No. 30 Msidenane Newly ok. and No 2 Strand
London and by all druggists 3 cents 62 cents and 81 box
5000 Of those $40 WIGS and ToUPEEs always
hand at the mandatory OF MsDBuRsT Co, No. q
Mods niane Gentenen IN want Of good Wig or Toapee
get better article the above establishment for $40
than Is sold a. the exsSaant Broadway for as Back
and fruit Braid, Bands, Curls, &c. Cut this out
"a thing Of beauty is a joy forever" So is a
GOOD DAcvHnSEoTyPE Not that becomes filed with dirt
In less week-sure evidence OF its f.ns j. IT. BAKSrs
No ex Broadway applies preventive known the
against such result Call and Judge for yourselves
Boston PIANos.-HoRACE WATERS, No 1888
Broadway bs the soe agency Of T. GILBERT Cos PIANOS
,.ifh Ard without the Eoan JACOB CBIcKEKiSe, HAlLrrr
Cussroxs and oopw ARD BRowrs PiASos al Of which
hsss the iron and viii stand any climate They the
h Boston makes and viii be sold at factory prices wholesale
eaa retail with liberal discount for essh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

BAREGEs. JACONET AND BARBGE ROBES.-S.
NJ u. TowLE Co.. have reduced the prices Of all kinds o.
DRESS GooDs . per cent from former 10" ffee
and offer 80,
200 wards Psris Printed Bsrege, Ill worth l8ic
z5fo xards Rich PARIS PrD red Bsregel o worn DC
3OCO wards Rich Paris Printed Bsroge....H worth 3lc
2p wards Paris Barege and Grenadines from 6lio
nd Robes OF the newest patterns at greatly
edsced prices. 49,, L. o.,. II
Figures Lawns Of British aud American Manufacture from &c
o. Sle COLEMAN HALL, No. Zjl Ornndst
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many No ~ 70 stock Of fashionable SUMNER
CLoTnEC lnd would advise friends to give us &c early eau
ard their selections the desirable styles VIII be
scarce before the SESSION Is over. d. DEVLN 20.
Nos 258. 2j9 and $50 Broadway, cor Waren-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

Just rcce,e ed from auction FIVE Of Printed Lawns which
we will offer on MONDAY the l9th at St cents-worth 49,
Ao tyso cases ne French Printed Mullins at worth 60
wet on the voyage Of importation. Also, rich Orgsndes and
Jsctpefs u. II. LEADEEATER Co, No. 3H Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

MADEN-LANE FIRE" NEw-YoRK, June 10
les8-MesSs sTEAKSs MARvN-Geat+i The IRE tn''
entirely destroyed the building No 10 Maden'ane On 'ue
morning Of the 10th inst part Of which was occupea Oy u.s.
severely tested Of your RicH COS
Wpyss P.rySr No 49 purchased In February 1850 II
remained among the ruins foryesh hours, and on being
opened . ornDs the books and papers were found to be
p.rfeesly Icgble. Youns, &c.
sDuxKiS 4 ROBBINS, No 10 Maden-ane"
Tbo.e sArFs secured tho celebrated La Belle" Lock
ere manufactured and sold by
sTEARSs a. MsRvIs. No. 1B Waters-,
The only makers Of Safes combining Rich& Co. ana Wider
Pattnt
Ain for sale by FAIRBANKS Co., No. i89 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

STMkfEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ut tHU UIU TIotuU-
pe,t No 2S Broadway Sd door above the Aston House
ore then paid for trouble If ascending one flight Of stairs
in The seioctons the large stock OF proyerby the
b Ready Garments 70 be procured safes OF which are
being mado wholesale prices WIN T. JENNINGS,
' Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Fine Clothing.
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DLAok SILKS high luster, selling at A 81 and 81
YANnERnoor,s SrERM, WnALE ASH Lam OIL
A. w. FABER's LEAD PENCILS.

MANUFACTURERS DEroT AT No. lSS WIJII.Msr,
New.York.
A complete stock Of the above always on hand.
ERERHARD FABER, sole Agent.
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Royal English VELVET CARPETS M, III per ysri.
english TAPESTRY BRUSSELS s., q, lol per ward.
English INGRAM CARPLTs, s., 81, 81 per yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON, NJ 80 Bowery,
Sign Of The Great American Eagi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

1000 YARDS SnK.-French Glaze Silks striped
and plaid at only and per yard, worth 81 Also black and
bite pIsd and striped Mourning Silks at and 81 yard
very desbe Grape and stello Shaws Manas and Para
'0' WIN " G. NJ. BoDIsE, No. 1928 Grand-st
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4 LETTER FROM LIEBIG.

he following translation of portions of private
~ from Liebig, concerning the University at Mu-
A where be lectures three or four times per week
khg the academic year, may have interest for some
iMr resders:
SkR. G. l. WARIEG, JR: In answer to your letter OF
L9, have he honor To INFORM you that ihe Unit
wsy al this place offers all facilities for destruction
kurs.ural sciences Living is not
Asu al Munich than in other places in Germany,
zept yerhapa In the item of lodging, which msy De
ksper in smaller towns. A gen lemsn, wife aud SER
mt live here very repeatedly for 81 900 per an
am There ace however many families that i've tor
mel less. The lectures be, in in November and the
int academic semester, half year. lasts till tcs enc OF
Nav; the Summer seDest, + begins In May and CLOSES
sbcut the end Of August.
"The more knowledge you bring with you, he more
woft you viii derive az tie first from your residence
se At any rate it il well 10 be able to understand
kcturts frcm the outset The coat of course OF lee
ues is from IS TO 81. The practical course of la
brstory instruction is S25 TO $50 for six months.
"Moet respectfully yours, JUSFUS WON LlEb BIO
sMtaich. Oct. a, lti6."
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FIRES.
PRE- IN LEROY STREET.

J.
The 6ne in LEROY street on Thursday night OF which
mention was made in yesterdays TRIBUNE ong'oa'ed
b the building No. l3s, occupied by Patrick ou'gey
a. stable. The flames spread With great rspidi'y'
and comm unicated TO a range of stables adjoining,
light in number. Thence the fire spread TO the oid
bslSipg corner Of Greenwich and Leroy streets, for
merry known as the Rob Roy House and Tea GaFden,
ssd also 70 the stacks Of pine lumber in the yard OF
M,ss. A. & S. Russell, on the corner OF washington
street The freEen Of the district were early on the
yropd but despite their exetions the buildings ABOVE
mentioned were nearly destroyed The koo Roy
House vas occupied by several poor i'mhes'
who're furniture Yves badly injured by wesI
and removed 10 the street They are not insured
The FIRE in the lumber yard of Messrs' Busssi
was rot extpguished at o'clock yesterday @'er
noon. The stables destr0yed we're very OLD aod
hcketty shsnties, and belonged to M. Williams
Brother, who estimate their loss az 1900. No
ktursnoe. There eighteen horses in the stables
but through tie exertions of the femen aud the cit
zeDs they we're got ont without injury The occu-
pants however lost harness, hay and feed amounting
IN ali to about $500. Messrs. A. 8. Bus.oI estimate
their loss at about 900. They insured as foil ,ws:
Beskmsn Insurance Company s2,oOOi S. Marks
o. 900. and Pacific Insurance Company $4,000. VII.
bans Brother had carpenter shop over p,r.ioo
Of the stables in which they bad tools and stock to
the amount of $3.50 destroyed. An old man, who had
slept in the carpenter shop barely escaped With his
lie. The fire Is supposed TO have been the work Of
tesign.
The following is brief history Of the Rob Roy
Rouse and I'D jseent premises
ain former years before the upper part of the city
On the wet eide had become densely popua'ed, there
vss Summer resort at the corner OF Leroy and
Greenwich streets, known Cod Spring Garoea.
TIE promenade we believe extended for consider
abe distance on al Sides and occupied large space
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o. eround II letter yesr, as The city ibcrea,sl in
sizo. aud he population heyan 10 crowd on tbs west
side tie pleasure grounds were cut up. In 1880 it was
con6red 20 one block Of ground. bonded by Cream.
wica Leroy. Was 1iDpton sno Clsrsson street,
"The a . fame building. two stories hgh a, t'e
correr OF Leroy and Greenwich was then rented 10
Scofctmsn, and was called the Rob Roy House The
erouude were then occupied as z yard for sone-cut.
ters ard NE long building Leroy formerly used a.
ball az billiard room, partially fitted u on the
loser floor FIR these mechanics. TIE upper part.
bo"Syer, ives su tossrved for social a-semblages
Finally, the old Colo Spri, Garden and ROB- Row
House gave way 10 the rapid march OF other b1siness
The ouse became The lie .dcuar,ers of blacksmith
ara ne n .l0enCe OF ore or TWO fsmies. The bal
room bu idrg was, on the lower floor transformed
MO sfabes, add the upper part wss occupied as car
peDisra' chops, besice sheltering couple Of Irsh
iamiliss The centre Of the block sad the lots on the
tu'Sice Of were 'ensnted hys lumber dealer, coal.
dealeIs, AID several small Offices"
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

Tar GEORGE LAW AND BRUNETTE AFLoAT AGAIN.
The steamer George Law which went ashore on the
West Bank, and the bark Brunette, which grounded
rssr Sandy Hook, we've both got of yesterday, and
trived safely into port.
SrtAM-ESGISEs FOR AUsTRIA,-Mr. Charles Loo
ey the Consul General Of Austria at this port has
nneluded contract with Mr.. George w Qaia'ard
FOpiieor Of tie Morgan Iron Works, for the build
~ Of two stesmengines for the Danube Steam Nav
ss,iOn Company. These engines are intended for
no large steam tow.boats TO ply over the wel-known
xids Of the Lower Danube, called the Iron Gate.