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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-14

Mr. Hackett hiss presented Mr.. L. c. Stuart, the ex
celent treasurer of his late operate enterprise, with
$500 additional, as a special token of his esteem.
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hELIT a rEK1tsUs'


WINDOW SHADE MANUPACTURERS
Importers of Gilt Conices Lace and DAm4sks
But HollsLds, &C.
kelly FERGUSON.
Noe 1885, Broadway and 81 Readsst,
Offering Inducements to purchasers OF tue above
goods Ali kinds Window Shades made TO order Oar sa-
p, nor nanufacturpg ees enable the reputs
ton always hsdof being the cheapest house 10 the
States
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SALARIES OF CRY OFFIcERs.-The Common CON-
ell counu tn. busae of fixing the salaries OF officers fof
IA. Consolidated City Ia addition to tsose previously noticed
the following yer. SLED the Lat meeting; Mayors CsrE
son q, ioSI Deputy Controller et oC0 Deputy Connie
sepsr Of Supplies $500 Foreman Of Rspets and
Sn.s. x-Io. Deputy Street Commissioner, coo; Collect
~ Arr,sr, and $40; Clerk 70 street Comn
cn.r $751; Ordinance Clerk $50 Cert 70 Chef Of Police
Asssnt Collector Of Tsxes 600; three Clerks. 90
sseb i've Certs s7o eseb Assistant Collector Of Taxes
Esxern District, $50; Clerk, ESQ.,
Policy DEALIse -1esterday morning CsPts Csu
.,S Wsht Of the Fourth Dis net solics dete:tsd mss
nsmss WI Green who resides In Nsvy-st Mysssr
the Of selling lottery policies They arresed MIN sne %
possession Of biz pspers He taken before Justice s".
ana bald to answer.
EEGisI NO. The house of Eagle Engine 70. :,
In Hishs near Fuiton VS. thrown open Last
insreetion OF their apparatus Members - \. Il
Council md other oeAs Attended. Dany -. AZ
Siea 4 table W. tor the sceouno1esn1Ss 49,,
he ,a.erssiausn t pssssl 81 n sSrssssh aAaas'
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The disputes Of the Opera House are funniy s,ti-
rized in the advertisement Of Buckleys Negro Min.
strel Company. 1t says: "As harmony prevails
among the artists, there will be NO postponement on
any account"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-14

Mr.. Herbert Reed, agent for the Dsnnan Monument
Association, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is now in this
City at the American Tract Socetys Rooms, and will
receive subscriptions therefor. This monument is to
be erected to the memory of Emanuel Dannsn, q boy
ten years old, and Sunday School scholar. who W"
literally whipped ts death by bis father, be-
cause be would not tell lie The fosterfsther Is now
in prison for ten years for the crime. handsome
engraving Of the monument at slisfor ssle-proceeds
above cost to go to tho object in question.
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FARMERS CLCB-AMERlCAN lNSIliUl E.
The Club met at IL NJ. on Tuesday, March 10.
Judge LIVINGSTON in the chair.
The SECRETARY read paper containing informa-
ton on the subject of Colza from LIE Bon Jsrdiner
sent to the Club by VmOrin, OF Paris The Secretary
bas for distribution SEEDS Of five varieties OF Cola
Camelins Saliva Ia braksical will grow on the most
barren land II is said to be better than fax-seed for
oil and the cake left after pressure is more nutritious
Seeos may probably be obtained by writing to the
Ps'ent Office.
90 Land and Land Drainage" being taken up,
Prof MAPEs ssid-We have large class OF swamps
in this country containing immense deposits OF or
espic matter. These must be first drained, as, with
out the admission of air and the proper reduction OF
the quantity Of water they cannot be en-ctuaiy re,
c!aimtd. The swamp meadow IN the northern pNt OF
New jersey has been drained by the use OF the mole
pew this being renewed each year. After sum
Gent use Of this mode Of cultivation, the land as
sumss such Q condition that the ordinary me sns OF
understanding may be resorted 10 WIN success
After Draining .wampiand is often crude or sour;
this difficulty may be overcome by the use OF lime
alone on eslt msrshee Of the lime and salt mixture
on fresh deposits Sand is often valuable as an add
ton 10 such lsnds-so also tue deors Oh granitie
rocks Clay is seldom valuable, az tie organic mat
ter performs the same Office Of absorbing ammonia
MIR. PELL read very interesting paper on Dram
age. -.
mode of structure and the manner in which the ws'er
enters them. Many enormously suppose that rd
lands are the emily ones requiring drainage. De
brought many instances TO prove that underdraned
and subsolsd land never suffered from drought, never
loses its grasses by running out and Always
ssrier in spring, and more fertile than that not 30
treated.
q. e. WARISG, Jr., said that the washing away OF
surfscs coil and manures might be entsty prevented
by the use Of under draining, a this would cause .ne
all 70 assume spDnSy character and enable 70 re-
tain the wafer of Re heaviest rains thus causing 70
Ss slovly removed by filtration end evaporation, m
desd Of rapidly tgsvesing the surface, end carrying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

GRAND NATIoSAL EXHIBITIoS % sTocE-
Horses, cattle, sheep and swine, open to ccmPeiidon
20 a. the States Of the Union end TO the BritRh
Provinces will be held by the United STATES Ag1cul-
iursl Society in the City Of Boston October %, "a,
IS sDo 60 100000 have been guaranteed by psIn0ue
gentlemen o; Boston and it, vicinity 10 defray the e.
Iensts tie Ciiy Of Boston has generously granted 10
ibe society for present fine puphc Ire OF hiy
acre snc $40 600 viii be offered in premiums IN the
various departments
The previous Exhibitions of this Society-st Spring
field Maze, in ls53, and st Springfield Ohio IN ls54
were euInsptly successful, a. no ehors VIII be
spsrec q render the present SHOW, combining a. II
6cts he Pour Great Departments Of FaRsISe STOCK,
ar rior 70 It's prsdec, ssors. Tie Premium List With
Ne Rule q. ihe Exhibition, will be forwarded to al
Who Will address the President, Secretary, at Boz
ton, TO that effect. II Ne earnestly hoped that al
Breeders snd owners OF Fine Stock will feel il TO he
du'y. il certainly Is for their interest to contribute
TO the Slow.
Tie list Of eriiiee exf bitcrs ard award Of preni-
ums sDt oil The proceedings Of the Exhibition. Will he
pDblsbed 10 The Jour- al OF tie society for 1855 An
nual members Of the Society VITO drrre 70 receive the
JouIr al st Ouid iea< mbef TO reotv thsu scbscrp-
tors. Marshall r. WILDE, freeaoeni-
W. O. KSs. Secretary.
Bs1S~. Auy&s iS>S
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ADVERTISEMENT
KHoDES's FEVER AND AGUR CURE;
Or, A.rrDorE TO MALAkIA
Advertisement

Or A.TrDorE MALAnA
Equally certain Preventive or Cure
Only Remed, free from Poisonous Dnssi!
Srw.YosK, jane II. Isss.
have made chemical examination Oi RHoDEss fsySs
Act, CU.E ASTooIE TO MALAsi. add have ete s Ia
psice Of E, her Ia II; haze fund sry .uhstaues ia
cemIo-ton thai would prove inar9u 70 thr e'a,sS.ion
JAMES a. CHLros, NJ. d., Chsm'se.
LEwI,BURG July n. lisa
M j. A R,oDEs-Dea, SIR 1 haze % botts. ID
III uoutb n nov Iefi city ssls6od h,t vii oars
AeUr bsy, lived here four year. add hid the AsIe al tho
Il L Oh y rrDedy AID have not hal ns ss ynP
ofh AL that prso il ms oslJ thing tsst
val cuie II.
ko~ whittier shah remit you b mai Il AZ agent ~s
Aro bofns TO receive AnJiher 10. soon Jour.
TsItetin y & hetfSLf
PiST Rus Mich July 81, 1855
Dr. J. A. RRoDEs-Dear Sir Your for fsyer sn3
Aye hs hus Ter per,rmed wondr It b. az fade IA
Instance ferfo qsick and permsn-"t cnre Sonc stI
cured ~ usils only ose b0ule Of the Gu e.
P Immediately four dozen IS We hsTe bus Tires
Irul, urs, L.rBEop kMcLi.,x
Msssr,. BARR GoULDsS Aurora H. July 1856. siviSs
bst he cue y~ry vel. Ne not los
sto e9rr ser sure Lini aso feeo@neHd IA Pieosnse 10
MI CLEMENS, Mich Jay "a, is5s-
Mr. J. 4 RaoDss--Dsor ST. send ae one sSo.-oi y,s
Fever md Agus Cur possible have nsgsctet
Youfs tuly H.R BABcocx
sue of the must able made 10 sew ork have
ben persots ~Lo have ees.d oey TsaSosasY szLiss
Im ibe test Il les OF red io AID beg i~ays
10 susgrs. Sufferers tbs, u Try
For for her eaeae- a the r.
ing Efficacy ny ABrdote 70 Atar4" tae PUBLIC
,yeer1 ,sieTed 70 syey deief ~as a.d sid x q H. king
purchaser has comp aised sd it ikey they d.
JANIS a. RaOD1s. Piogidsnc, X l.
GEoseE RiIEs, wholesale Asss, ~ ~ wstsr-i: ,nd
ior ale b c n Rss, ~ etlcklsEa % ~ =. WILLS
Throughout the United STATES and Csnsdss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

PREsTSTATIos An appropriate and merited testi-
monial was presented on Monday evening to Robert
Pat;ison Esq, consisting Of splendid family Bible
With gold clasps, and silver plate with an sppro-
pirate inscription or the side, accompanied with
e-es Of resolutions BY the otcers and teachers Of
sahbsth School No. 50 connected with the Sec md
Reformed Presbyterian Church Of this City, the Rev.
Spetoer Finoey, pestor. as an expression OF their
sseings f< who has been Their Superintendent for
NOR. thar trSs:y ysar', and who still ella that Office
10 ,bslr sarsfsct.on- NJ. Ps;iisoa wa formerly ono
Of az City Fsthss from the I dA Wsr1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-The Managers
of the American Institute Fair actively engaged in
mai ing their arrangements for the Fair to be held IN
the Cp stal Palace in October next. They have CON
u,ncec putting up the shatiDg and a steam-engine
yesterday put in operation for facilitating taat
work. The prospect is that very lrgc xhibition
viii be made. Among the attractions will be show
Of Fine F. gnes and Apparatus ia the Palace during
the Feir to be prscticsoiy tested. Invitations have
been extended 10 all the Fire Dopa tmen's OF the
ueghboi ing cities and some are expected from dis
talce 10 take paIt IN tae contest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

We notice with pleasure the opening Of the 81 er-
"chants' snd Clerks Library" No. 90 wilIiam-st.,
On association for the benefit and improvement. Of the
Clicks oDd Young Men generally Of the City, as we'd
a. Library OF Reierrn for Merchants. was
Incorporated in April, 4. Its object is to furnish
Library aud Reading o for the members, besi lie
providing for Them other Of instruction and i'm
proyeuent CIitng as il docs the advantages Of
.mal ,es end dues, and a downtown location, we
90 not coubt that if once vel started, il viii event
uaIy become an important institution Of the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

SwIrss BRooXYS DIRECTORY, is55-6.-Consohda-
ton hes sweled this volume to q porly octave. 1t
contains besides the Directory proper guile to the
streets avenues lanes, &e, together wi the Officers
Of the City Government and Of the ys'iOus Depart
nenfs, the Courts, Banks, Insurance COmpanies and
much other information useful TO business men.
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CITY ITEMS

A HcP Al BKRsrs PoIsT.-ferbsps there Is no
city IN tie world with such besuiful surroundings Is
Nex.Yo.k. Though the roe down the Hudson 'e9
not reveal q, ever ia those mecorsecrated s~ers
Which tend 20 nature beauties such strange me'e~-
Ing sadness il is not in eTior ia Natural enchsa1neh
I, i;s lovely elcer sister of the Rhine Then here Is
within but some hslfhours distance OF her qus's the
romantic island, breaking Is you pass beneath tue
sbsdov # its shore each m neut into some ne~
beauty, here biia BIT. gay cliff, there wild wood
laI anc sgai. soue fairy cottage see ing likes gp-
sy's tent with its silver wresfh Of smoke. To the
island. however loveiy, there Is one objection.
Imse nation has wendrous power over men, and
within reach cf the laughter Of the city bells, ard
The bum OF its soundtgs and CHATTER Of its steps and
htavires # It's huge heat. it Is almost impossible n
throw OF. as men a. this season love to do al the
csies and sirss Of men, ADD return, as meu in sseh
lours should do the joyous, careless Igttness OF
childhood. Hid behind outjutiirg stretch of 'ani
on the Jersey coast is one Of those beau'ifal
sros of quiet where is to be found, within hours
reach o. the City, unbroken country AID perfect
ptsce. There ere few more beautiful or tranquil
sumner haunis than Bergen point and few where with
out m6kI of pleasure weaving toll, more health
fu enjoyment, Though the si,usticn is secluded, md
II pos s>tr ile OF pIiNht va
sowI at ptssure either ivoliness ease, society
or solitude, II ia once week as Thursday night
Iast, the Of festive eayey We seldom witnessed
more brilliant gathering thar that which assembled
Oh thst evening The L,tourc.to House In addition
10 TIE native charms, which rich profusion the sept
itsef SUI pied, it borrowed conributary streams OF
beauty from the IsIaro-NewYo-k and all the water
il places around. To particuarze would De invid-
Gus but there was beauty without bound, and there
ives no one who wandered through the flowers, Which
on ever, side threw up TIER bio. m. who would not
10 to con and Gene again To look upon their love
in ess. UPto late hour the dance rsu merriy and
ght the lamps shone DER fair women aud brave
men; and when the hour for parting sounded It wa
with heavy hart all say the curtain tail upon tue
gsyest nis hi that the Laou este had ever SEQ. II
is but usce to state that much Of the success OF this
meet ph nssnt party is dee to the Ioerality OF the
guests and to the untirng soctude and graceful gen
ercsiiy Of the proprietor, Mr.. Brown.
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tAdyerizeme1ti
REDDING's RUSSIA SALYE-A Boston remedy IT

years standing Highly recommended by Physcians IL
Teediy BUKA bofLs CORss, PfLgs, sELOss. Gail
HANS, cd SOREs, &c y box sold By al Drrggt@g
q. D. SANDS, c. v. CLfcKFSER Co, c. RIsc
.ohr - New.Yorki JOHS GILBERT Co, WV. q. Hessa.
Philadelphia RrDDnc Co, PfopTiotors, Bostos-
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WHO WILL SUFFER- When Or. ToBl.s's csls-


,r.isd vet sten uisn WI un-edis' Choer4 Core
Dyssoery Vomiting rheumatism Swelf1zs Cuts Bans. Nc
Depot No 60 Coat.ndt st.. n. l. Sold b s the duss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

My1EoR.-On Wednesday night, the sth lust,
bright Aur.ra Boreas sbone from behind the cloud
the entire evening and until near oc ock Of Thu -
Gay morning. Thursday, Friday Saturday, Sunday
and Moncay nights following, Meteors were very
abundant nisying toward sl the points of the CON
psss. Some Of item were very large, and let long
trails o. liz ht in their paths.
Tie great Meieorc shower of 1888 was on the night
Of November 1914, and extended from Novo Scotia
10 Mexico. TIE Aurora BoresIs that night was seen
at Boston, Mass; New-lIeyon, Conn; Dover ~.
H.; Buffalo, N. Y Cincinnati and Polani, Ohio.
On the 25th of August 1883, INST splendid Aurora
Poroals wes seen fIou the summit of Mount w ash
ingon, y. H., and tie next morning the cir was 80
cear that the spires Of the churches in Portland Me,
could he distinctly distance Of nnety miles, and
q wet number of sail Of vessels could be OiSinc'ly
seen fiom the mountain great distance at sea- On
that ssme night and again the night Of the 2sth,
an az late observer, voyage 10 Australia he
tween lat. $50 nd 81 ~, and 'u Az to 80 W., wit
Iessed miners So Meteoiic showers
On tie night of December 90, lsi7 the Aurora Boz
re lie auo VI, teonc Shower were both seen at y Q
sane time at New Haven, Conn.
On the hight Of 9Th OF August, l-47, meteors were
setn In great abundance fro n Salem. Mass.
Ia 1922 he ns Of August 9, meteors were seen
from NeW-Yoik.
Tie grHt fnefeorlc SHOWER OF Ivy occurred on lle
nis 1T OF NoyemDer -, aud equallcd that or ls33-i
sts fteb az CumBnG, -. Al lat l00, by tic mbodt,
end il lat. go, loo. 7lo, by Captain Wcodmap, on a
o,age from 81. Domii 90 TO Negburyport, Mass,
sId II wss said 10 have been seea ia Europe at tue
same time.
The night Of the grest meieoric shower of Nov. -.
1885, In places, ram IN others, and at
most points in thii ati ud, ii lair weather. TIE
temperature Of form Fix different places, from which
obtained records of observations show great variety
from 100 below The teezn point to 10 above as the
extent Of The range Oh the morning OF the lith Oi
Il e-e, twenty-five Of the lry six places the nornug
nnterause ranged ffom 10 10 81, the residue fro n
% 10 f3o Tie MAXIMUM of 10 and 18th ranged
from 90 to &C. a. these different poins
III obe rystions thus Ear made by me- seem to favor
he ciusion that neteorc showers result aur,ra
horenis AID the later from vOlcs,ic Discharges. The
aurora discharges from the Earth reach Il very gre st
li.h altitude, ard when thor forces exhausted,
pturn 10 the Earth dissolve in the lower atmos-
plore.
Tie phenomena brings forciby To mind the language
OF portion OF the Book Of job, in the oduOd of
he Bible imprinted in 159e-nOw 2j6 years slnce in
vhich il j. written The brightness commeth out Of
." TIE noribc Il praiso TO Coz which is prIbe.'
The connection of earthquakes With volcanic erup-
ito, :, AID the latter with aurora, ana Jurors with
m,teoiic showers, impress on the mind the force OF
tho Scripture record. l.. MIRIAM.
b oAlyn Hights, August 10 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

RADICAL CuRp or RUPIrRg. Pups Avn

RADICAL CuRR or RUPTURE, PILES AND Prs
rvLLs-EowAsp H. orxcs, N. D., Editor " The s,alpsS
ND Opersii1E aud & nssog Su'zeo7 No % 5th.y h.s
sstabs-ned AID eounooaz private Hospital f,r tao
ecepo a tho-r care hat require prolonged od.nos The
shove cteeSes ere now cured without de krft r.saf Dr.
d. refers % reat number Of gentlemen cured ~ him In a.
City. Ofss hou. from TO 70 s. and 70 O. evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

The great inhaiing remedy for Asthma, Cen
npcoe .sd al di-oss,s Of the Throat snd Luns, Dr. Ccs
russ brssas rhSussnds have been resored he Id Dc
PES var ~ he drexAHA Pnneira 0nce No SIS eroa1v.
MD cod By C n Rme No es 8rssdvsy. Pncs ,siy 6
ssetasA Dr. CcRrs Vii be ecses daily don 10 y
Ssos<. vA.re b Gsy b oeasslte< kss u eAAga
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MANriL OF TEE BOARD o. EDrcATIoS.-This Mac
us has iust been issued II repe'e with variety OF
Information restive to the Public Schools of this city
aDc cannot fail to prove both uscfu and interesting TO
the pubic a. large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

BALM or THOUSAND ILOwERs-FOr beatty
The coupeHeD and Graduating al piuples or trecks
rom e face sETEiDGE Co., Frsnkinsquare EewYorkt
% sas b. c. r. RING Broadway, aud Ell DrusgistA
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ARRysT or A PIcKPocKET.-A man calling himself
Jamee Smith was yesierda. arres'ed charged ~ n
pi, krg the lockot Of Wm Klein residing ut No. los
kiyin. ION ct of gold wa'cn valued at $50 The
larceny VAS cOno,itfed yestcr sy morning on hoar1
ore Of tie Staten leland terry boa's aud Mr.. hiein
discovtrtc while The watch yet ia 'he ba 81 OF
the offender, who, when finding hImsef spotted"
DROPPED the watch npon the Geek and attempted 10
e-,tpe by King with crowd. He was, hoSeyor,
scented aud taken before Alderman Bard at tho
Loa,r Police COST, who, after an examination, com
mltieo him fer tria
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Arrest FOR UsISG FRAUDULENT MEAsgREs.--A
pedoier oi peaches nsned Thomas Cawey vas yesssr-
gay arre-t'd charged with using ialso measure,
viz one vi h p fal.e bouom placed IN it that he
C. oil make handsome profit by using IT, sni at the
sane lime unotr-se tho giOcers. He wa looked uP
by Inst cq Davidson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

CHARGy OF FRAUD.-Alex. Sloan yesterday
arrested charged with obtaining $40 from John I.
Hoo of No ia Grsndst, by selling hun piano Tor
hat sum upon which he stated there was no in,un-
brnc- ~uich statement PROVED 20 be- false, a. anoter
terson loon afror mined IL aud obtained an orir
from JUDGE Stuart for ia delivery to hun. The ao-
crs.d eas held TO bail by justice Davidson ior OK
animation
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FoUxD DRowNEp--CoropeJ wilhelm held an ia
quest Yesterday upon the body Of An onkno "a ian
about IS wears OF age found in the Est River foot OF
ifL-et Dec ssod was about fee, nc1ee la hight,
hod loro Int Yer, thin hair ard dressed in green
cloth vert. biue pants, coarse linen shirt, and ne~
boots Verdict, Dc ate by dro snIng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

Drowned WHILE BAIHISe.-Coroner D Dounen
held an quest yesterday upon the boiy oil an un-
kpown C,rmsn boy. found drowned OF the Battery
Deoessec was irly naked aud ia Supposed 20 have
been dror1ed willie ba hing few days SINCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

FAr, AccIpySr John Hough'ou, lately residing
a, No 10 West Twruty.eis b b. ST., did ordsf
from the effects OF injuries received seek siace u
New-lersey, in consequence ci bar OF iron t'sins
u on him. An inquest all be held uPon the body to
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

BofD Houss THIEF.-A man namod Geo Hggs-
son Yves yesterday es ei charged with stesi,ns
clohing to the y,lre a so ron he 70 'm OF Il ia
Aius rong Of No. - West Bloadwy. The 90 np'a.n-
att siaies that on Monday las che met the prisoner
l. svips Der room with the ,o hing under his arm aud
den AZ ded s start turn. He replied that he woild
"smesh her nots' il she did not get out OF tho Ssy
and et i'm pass. This observation had potent Ell
t,c, a. the eir backed out sud let him pass. lie thea
fec vi h bis plumber but captured yesterday aud
locked up by Aid. Baird for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED Coroner Wilhelm held
an irou,si V, s,erday upon the body OF boy named
August LII den, who, while playing on canal oea
lhIa al tie foot of Hammond St, accidentally fell
o, erhoeld and w-s drown,d telorc assistance couId
ra,b him The Jury rendered verdict OF seciieasa
d, atb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

There sre some eige, hundred guests entertained g
TIE St. Nicholas Hotel This for August Is cur
Tered remarkable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

Nrw oyr,cs.-The Dumercss pssrons Of the Ast<r
Howe Telegraph which oon'ects WITH the hos~
PRINTING Lirss thr uahou, the United stasssl w'h Be
glad to Ie,rs that mach more con~snicos ohee ass
been furstee b. sssss. Coleman aud s'e'oa al mo
right Of The main entrance . the Exchange r'on ta
he baseinsn,.l ~tere Dir Swan. the mansgor Of ne
line, vii he happy 70 see his friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

Tgr OcFAS BASK CoUSrXRFEITs The parties
arrested within he last or three weeks, charged
III pessng cou Il rf,it bills the Ocean aud orner
Ban = h. We iearly al been identified ny rsons Who
received tie cuun'erfeis from them, and will PROBABLY
.tt With their desens. About egh.y codutedet s.
bills on tire Ocean Beuk, which had been passed oy
II G gang, are nov in possession of Tho Court Inc
prisoners will lave al eXamnB Ion mex week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

FoRGISe ORDERS Geo. W Mason. young mss,
was Yesterday arrested charged with forging three Or
ders tor the delivery OF goods. One OF the oriefs
reads thus:
Mn ;. L. SeHsscK-Sy. Please deliver to the bearer
h finch be ting, AID q ct ,rch a. and cntss the
s0ue Ia thAs n NpODtOrt.
d. S,ac sin, Ana T. IS BY WN. l.. IArTfsLp"
The accus,o being charged by Nc. ca nok With
forging the orders with felouods iule,t AIKEN
BE- lore AID Baird aud committed for examination