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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP WASHISGTOS.-The
United States Mail steamship Washington, Capt.
Cayendy. from Bremen via southampton July Is, ar.
rived on Thursday morning bringing a large and val.
nablc reigh, s,, and PIG passengers list Of whose
vii be found under the appropriate head. The
w espeicrced heavy westerly gales from the Needles
TO Cape Race The rews she brings has been autci-
pased by ,hc arrival Of the Asia a, Halifax.
IAuScH-A frsi-class schooner of about 270 tuus
win be launched on Saturday IN inst from the yard
Of her builder. O. Perry Smith, At Pstchogue l.. l.
She vii be called the "John A. Siany," aad IS in.
tcu5ed 70, he general coastins trade. She is owaed
~ O 7. Saith, Samuel NJ Smith; Barnes, Bstemsu
< RuddCr0w; Williams & Human; and Capt. John
w. Simmons, who will command her.
THr GIxS Cow REGArrA.-Tlis interesting yacht
race will axe place this morning al II O'Clock The
steamboat Croton viii leave Peck-slip for Gen Cove
at A. NJ, with the non-sains members Of the New
YORK Y-eh: Club and ,Leir families. A, q O'Clock
tie steamboat Glen Cove win leave fcom the same
place for the accommodation OF the public desiring to
see he ngs,ts.
THE OcEAs TYLEGR,rH To-day the steamer Cal
boun formerly Of the Charleston and Savannah route
vii leave Isis City from the foot Of Twefh.s Z. r.
for tie purpose Of laying the submarine telegraph
cable between St. Johns NewcunS land, and the main
land. About forty guests have been invited 70 viii.
ness tie work oflaying down the cable, among whom
are Lieut., maury Of Washington, DR.. Hsmel of St.
fe,e1sburg Prof Morse, BayaId Taylor. Prof. Sill
nsn, Peter Cooper, Cyrus w Field, and The Rev. Dr
Adams. For a year past regiment Of men have
been hard al work in Newfoundland undcr the drec.
ton OF skiful engineers cutting path four hundred
hes through the wilderness for the line of the tee
graph. tbs road terminates st the southwestern
point OF that Island, where vide arm of the sepa
rstes It from Cape Breton The cable to cross this
strait wa ordered some months since in England. 1t
shov eomPleied, and bas been shipped to Newloua!-
'a'i EcOnsists Of one iron coil seveny.tour mges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

BARSUNs ELEPHAST.-Lieut.- Gov. Brown of TIE
Nc1c-EnPIand Farmer having made some inquiries
respecting the diet of the elephant whose exploits in
blowing have been mentioned in all the papers, the
great Snowman replies in way not likely to encour-
age the general introduction of that kind of labor:
"He eats on an avorage one bushel of oats and one
hundred poul d. of hay per day, Sundays anl Gil.
His weight is 400 pounds. He will accomplish any
Kind Of work set befop him. and ten times better
Judgment than tbree-fourths Of the help which am
obliged TO employ my farm. Above all things, he
is not an eVC-seryant. Once set him at work piliDg
wood, picking up stones, any thing else, and YOU
can leave him without fear of his PLAYING Old soldier
in your abserce. Another capital ;aiive quality Is
that he don pick up bis duds and start Tor home ex
actly ar o clock in the afternoon, many other
farmers assistants 90. He Is willing to work till
shutdown, and even later Il work is pressing On the
whole be is very honorable industrious, intel gent
ard woll-behayed farmer. Nevertheless, cannot
consceutiously recommend elephants the cheapest
workers on farm. They cauuOt work IL cold
weather aud of course would eat themselves up trunk
and al, u a single winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

You here: don't know; can't tell erery5oiy what's
10 DO or what must be done.
And with the most gracious condsscenson he DO we'd
bin self down stairs.
NJ ~ DUR started yesterday 10 SEE her brother bu.
On The way she met q man, who said he wanted girl
and woad hire her ard asked her 10 take some beer.
The circumstances of Jas Prs,,'s examination we're
very remarkable lie vas : mt seldom seen among
The prisoners AZ Jefferson Market He had on clean
shirt lis wife brought il - the StationHouse early
in the morning. and she stood by with al agonizei
face and trembling limbs to hear hrs fate, for the clean
shirt could not him he had been drunk and must
sufer he renalty n 8 ernnkast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

1RE FISHERY COMMISSION -We learn that the clip
per hrganDe Halifax, late Boston packet. has been
Engaged at HaifeN for the use of the Fishery Comms
sioneIs WHO viii embark in her there at the eni Of
next week and proceed TO the fishing grounds IN the
Gulf Of 81. Lawrence, calling at PctOu and Charlotte
town. Mr.. Cushman, the American COMMISSIONS,
will be accompanied by the Hon. Mr. Hall of Maine,
ex.Membsr Of Congress as his Secretary, and by an
officer OF the United States Engineers whose name has
not reached Us bis Surveyor. These gentlemen are
cxrectcd 70 reach Halifax by the Cunari slesmer
which leaves Boston next Wednesday. The British
Commissioner viii be accompanied by NJ. Georse
Harvard Pcrley as bis Secretary and Surveyor; and
the distinguished Professor Agassiz will on the parry
in the Gulf about he end Of August, having been
specially invited az tie guest OF The British nation. IL
i also Anticipated that other distinguished persons vii
ion the Commissioners for short cruise IN the Gulf,
tie vessel being large and having excelen; accomm0-
dstons The isbors of the Commissioners viii be con-
t.nued as long the permits after hch tney
so 10 The coast Of the United States ABOUT NewfoE
We understand there is already large number OF
fishing vessels IN the Gulf and they are daily avg
meniing. The presence Of the Commissioners among
them at the present time will doubt be mutually
beneficial 70 al parties. ST. John Courier, july -
THE JFRsFT CIrr CoURIER.-The first number OF
Ire Da'!y Courier, published BY Dunniag * aih-
gan made It's appearance on the lst inst. III IS
small, neatly got up paper and commences its career
with liberal share Of patronage /. IA indepeodent
N its tone IL vii foT Che present be issued weekly,
unit The pubiise>s car make thei, arrangements Tor
its oaiy iSsue
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advert ,emontl
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WoLFE's SCHEDNd AROMATIC SCHNAPPS-A
edcnAl drink manufactured solely by the prophet
bis Dery at Schieism Holland. expressly tr ,dcinsi
purposes ls the pure TinctuIe OF Juniper distilled rom the
best barley be procured 10 Europe cost 10
meicsed BY the barsh berry but by
the choice variety Of the Aromatic italian JaniPef
Berry distilled and recthed with
spurious solvent and thus II becomes concentrated Tine
ure exquisite flavor and altogether trsn'cenfant IN
its cordial medicinal properties 70 any alcoholic Hmnnt
now use n the word.
hs. been submitted nearly all the first chemists and ply
crs in the al ed ates who iniorse II their
snres a. the greatest ssenas OF the Matea Mcios
Ii now great Ia Gravel ,Gout, kheuma
.n Distractions Of BLADDER aud Kidneys and for Dyspepsia
IL hes o superior
Grocers Druggists continue TO sell the ScHNARPs
under the new quoY without lcenseseyera hav
ne been 50 decided By he Courts this State since the Fourth
July A,
Persons purchasing must be careful to get the genuine a. the
whole state q flooded with imatioDs The word SSHsAPfs
ieogs exclusively 10 my Medicinal Dict Drink Nil others
counterfeit and iulposions on the public
TpoIpHo WOLFE Nos I8 ~, aud q Beaver-st., N Y,
No. - South Front-st. Pnlade phs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

ANOTHER CHANCE FOR BARNUN.-A Boy rh
HornS.-Tbe following account of wonderful freak
of Nature Is copied from late number of The CaddO
La GG:6tte:
have been overseor Of what is known the Jones
Farm, in this parish. neav Ferry Lake. There is on
Il farm ne gro boy abou IL months old, who about
month anu half since Id a pair of horns to make
their appearance OF the 'front.' part of the head, pre-
Cisely IN appearance 70 those of young deer; they
are now about one and half months old and!are full
six inches long well covered with velvet, and on
ofthem two spikes making their appearance, and are
still growing remarkably fast. l have succeeded in
purchasing said negro from The former owner, Nld will
exhibit hiII above the 18th Of July at Shreveport
iee Of charge and shall start from Shreveport 10
Nicksburg and other western cites also to NewNork,
TO make arrangement with Barnum 10 exhibit this
Of Natures greatest freaks TO all the world and
the rest O. mar kind Respectfully,
Coke. Store. June q. Is5s THOMAS ADAMS.
This comes Jus. in the " nick Of time" the snake
speculation having proved dead failure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

He Is A COLoSEL.-We understand that Captain
Richard French, grand fugeman of the rum'elers,
was on Wednesday night elected colonel Of the regi-
ment TO which his military company is attached and
as a consequence he is now in high feather. Among
bis competitors was Emanuel B. Hart but the plucly
little bantam of the Rumsolers League laid him out
in tgilkug. 1t is f1ither stated that considerable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

CaLIFoRSn BITTER TRADE.-It is estimatei by
reliable authority that the shipments Of butter from
this port and Boston have averaged 400 frkins per
week since the Let June instant-makng an aggregate
OF IS 200 frkins DUNG the months Of Juno and July
Butter FOR this market must be of the best quality
and when packed and on boerd Of vessel could not
cost les than twenty-five cents per pound Or s5 per
frkin-a sum total Of sss0,ooO. One house has
shipped 1900 fIkins One firm in San Francisco has
five different places or depots in Ohio for the puT
chasing and packing Of butter for that market. We
IN ierstand that an order vas received by the last
steamer for 1000 rkins 10 be filed between this and
the lst October prox. considerable portion Of this
butter was manifested as merchandise 10 March
ard april last there was comparatively no butter
shipped from here for that market, consequently that
article must be exorbitanty high til the June ship
rnepts reach there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
lAdveTtisomen,L
For PROTECTION AGAINST MUsKEToEs AND ALL

KsEcrs-HAsKfNss PATgST Improved PORTABLE CAsoPy
AND NET combining beauty chespaess AID entire security
agsint Insects without olstrnctng the c.apu Of air
that IL will h any belstead and tho Net
that Will and expand By u Rab
Der BTd will M securely all times and all bedstesds.
thereby riding entire protection insects IL 10
attached tbs betsd IN les than minutes and taken
down In space # YET ehe affords the
protection sought it beautiful and cha ornament to hs
bed. ". nTkArros, -
Sole Agent, No % Chsmbers-s' n. Y.
II indipensable for invalid. At nght bat during tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
lAdyerisementl
". b. BRADY solicits the attention of the pub
he of hit lialll RES.

lie 10 the following new features of HI, Gal' ries;
ANBRorYPEs.
entirely method OF predicting pictures upon asa 40
reor Dasuereo Yves They made simultaneously snd
adapted Production ous well a. single Psc
tures; / ade nowhere else 10 New.f0rk.
PHOrocEAPHs
Of every style and finished c and water colos and mot
zout 1ey superior Others made IN tbs country
COPigs
old Dsgnereotypes Porgss, Crayons and Sketches.
executed IN the IN - le.
fyqc,t Gallery IN the world Srln,es Ia the city
Invited to call No $50 Broedysy Thompson's saloon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

SUSPENSION or OTFicrAL BUSINESS All the offices
attached to the City Government close Of u O'Clock.
noon, each day, after which hour no official business
will be transacted. The Justices conhne themselves
to police cases altogether-no civil business viii Do
entertained TLis partial suspension Is to continue
until Septtmber.
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ADVERTISEMENT
GAS REGULATOR

II REkA--kIDDEK|S PATENT UAS KEGUI4ATOk
the only thing hst accomplished the c0mpsts control Of
tn consumption u saving 10 the ss nsua rom
per celt, with beautiful light For sale Rights
which the attention q capitalists
and examine illustrations al No. 46l Roadway.
J. H. DOUGLASS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

The BowERY SHoorISG CAsE.-John G. Wocden,
who was arrested on Tuesday hight for attempting to
take the life Of James @. Finn, by shooting him
when in front Of thu Bowery Thester, was yesterday
by consent of the DistEct-Attorney admitted 10 bail
In the Gum of e. 800 TO answer for the assault aud 10
leep the peace. James T. Berthe, ESQ.,, Of No.
Thirty eght-st. near Fiilhs y., and George p. "of-
den Of No. 43 Baysrd-st., brother Of the accused
were the bcrdsHen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

FIRE II GEEESwrcH-sT.-About II O'Clock last
evening fire occurred in lagerbeer saloon At the
corner of Greenwich and Dey.sts. The damage was
but iriAing, as the FIRE was put out before it gained
any heaGBay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

EnozrN CorrrE 4 PERTEcr BEyERAGE FoR

INU/EN WI T3TfF fIt4f'Fs FVN
Hor WEATHER M MALLARD having Just returned from
PARIS offers article, FROZEN CoFfEE COFFEE icED.
the thoroughly refreshing o. Ices for Ibis Gsns
mn snd Laef by decline giving this article trial.
To lie found only at no. 6-l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

NoRTB-WEsrERS DIsPESsARY REPORT ZOE % IL
No. Of Few patients, 1857 treated st 'nen
2e4; treated at Dispenssry, 1908 CIa'''.-'
Heart, lungs, and throat, 49, head ana aouo en'
22s eye ear, surgery lli akin and vaccna''on, ~
women and children, s7s; minor surgery ~ mar
sce emA 7ss Nativity rn Rs9 sise %s ne Or Ire
isno, c.', o uosnitsl 10; died 49, under treatment
Ie No Of prescriptions, asTo largest No, IN one
day. 100; average, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

In addition TO those already published, there are
seven Wards not yet returned.
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BPOOKL YN ITEMS

CENSUS RErUREs.-The population of the following
Brooklyn Wards, compared with 1880 have boon re-
turned 10 the County Clerks Office:
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Advertisement

PIRDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-" Rob Roy
MAzvtmx the NIGHT owl and LOVE- IN HUMBLE LirE."
viii be reformed this prosperous rhstor TONIGHT. The
Frereh Troupe Of Psntonis Mr. Scott, Miss Hahs-
way Miss Herring Nh g. L. Fox, AMI the entire company sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

FATAI FAIL.-,Dohn Field a lad n years Of ace
feu from the second story OF new building in Iex-
ngior.av. rear Twenty binth-si., few days sincs
erd died vez,ts-y At the residence Of his parents No
I76 Fast n iysfhird-st Of the injuries received The
accident occurred while he was gathering ETe-wood.
Coroner O'D0luel held inquest upon the body
o1d the jury rendered verdict Of accidental death.
FoUND DRowNyD.-The body Of an unknown man
about 60 years of age, and dressed lo8gshonmsa,
ives yesterday found in the North River Staten
leland Ferry, and inquest held upon i IN this
City, whittier il was brought. The deceased WA
about five feet eight inches in hight had brown hair
and appeared 10 have been In the water eight or nine
days. Verdict, death BY drowning.
FATAL FALL.-Goo. Ktszer, a lsborer. Yesterday
morning fell from the fifth story the first door Of the
rev building No. 100 Broadway, and died in about an
hour aaerward from the injuries he received. Coroner
ODonnel held an inquest upon the BODY, and the
jury renoered verJicI OF Deal from ooneusson Of
" the Orain, caused by ,al The deceased was
native Of Germany, 81 years OF age.
CRUSHED BY AS EiGHrH.Ay RAILROAD CAR
'ad pamed Michael Tracy, whose parents reside ct
No. PAS Greenwich st, was run Owe yesterday morn
ing ct the corner OF Church and Barclay ste by an
Ecth-ay. car and of bs fest rea6tuly crushed.
He was q, play with other boys at the time OF the
occurrence. The Police conveyed the injured lad to
ne y. 4. EOsfNdl.
SUICIDE WITH L,uDASUN.-John Caldwell, lately
residing No. 90 University place committed suicide
on Wednesday night bY swallowing overdose OF
laudGnum He had for the pas; Eve years been addicted
70 niSmperauce, ani frequently had procured the drug
for the purpose of sefdesaction buthad always been
preveused by bis wife from swallowing T. few days
since he Gated his wife crael that she obliged
TO take shelter her fathers house, and while sho
there be took the dose which proved fatal he hav
ing died Yesterday at the NeNlOrk Hospital whittier
l.. h,.f hai1 an
INQUEST upon the body and the usual verdict was
dered Deceased was e native OF Ireland, % years
Of age.
DIsrrRBANcE AT THE FIVE PoNrs.-About I
O'Clock Yesterday morning disturbance took place
among number of disorderly characters at the Five
Points during which James Douglas Of No 1913 Pearl
St. he'd biz skull fractured by blow from club, and
was conveyed TO the New-York Hospital. The police
made no arrests.
4 -. ...LI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03


1HE LrquoR-SEIzURE CAsE.--Jemes Ainsley
Justice Jscobs. Mayor Hal and Assistant Capt Hunt
Of the Fifth District Police This was a suit for dam
ages before Justice Palmer Of the Eastern District yes
terday oft1rnO0D 10 recover damages for quantity
Of liquor seized 10 the Fourteenth Ward on the 18th
of July under the new law. After the testimony OF
seveIn witnesses hid been taken counsel for defend
snts moved for nOnsui; the ground that Mr. Ains-
ey had failed 70 show that be in possession OF Tie
property at the tine the seizure made. The mo-
ton Tor a norsui. was granted.
IS-ywpTPAxcy.-James Quinn aud John Leoosre,
arrested by the Fifth District Police were y''s.si
cent 20 the Penitentiary b. Justice JS"o"' w
cation
,,..,..,.., Ca,barine MsPeriand, VINO was ar
"a tXo1,esiav on the charge OF stealing 800
- ~ berse OF Mr. ONe Of Atlantic ~, wa
,,ob, beore Justice Bstchey Yesterday ana hoo
orally Discharged
.,ovsrs yoR DRuSKESssss.--Nineteen persona
90 arrested FOR drunkenness on Thursday, OF whom
- foIIo.irg were disposed OF by Justices smth Cur
,;s ind Blachley: Maia Grey, James Williams, hoDt.
Miller Patrick McCue, Dennis Purcell, julia Camp
bell WIN. A. Gross, James Byne, Mary Murray
Michael Kennedy. One paid his fine Of $40 and tho
OF era were committed
Ass,rLT UPos Az OFFIcER.--John Martin gas
bror0ht before Justice Smith yesterday Tor eIemina
ton on the charge of assaulting Robert Douglas
he Third District Police with hetche., and cutting
him over the eye Defendant lives In Butler-st nssr
Bord On the night Of the 10th Vi. DO was drunk
ard quarrelling with his wife disturbing the wno,e
neighborhood The officer went INTO he back yssSS
cuiet them when be was essai'e ed VIII c's 1'"
Martin VS. COMMITTED eoF trta-
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At THy ToaBs

The proceedings before Judge Welsh yesterday
oTning did not present any features of marked n-
te1est. majority Of the csse-drankArds were as
usual troubled with short memories. Michael Cross
o. Long Island had been brought in heplesly drunk
from Baya-d-st where be was found sleeping on a
stoop BE came TO the City Wednesday, be says
sick. To keep hs spiriis up he poured spirts down
Result, ten days.
Jane Leycraft got her liquor on the corner Of Walk
arc Forsyth-ss. She hangs out al Ne. 200 Walker
81. Ten days.
Margaret sullivan was brought TO he Sixth Ward
Station House in hanoceri, remarkably drunk. She
lives in Brooklyn AID IN consideration Of her having
8 family Of children oepenien. upon her and on prom
isipg 70 drink no more, she was discharged.
Ann Williams Of 81 Hudson-st. visited friend yes
ierdsy who stood trest. Ann got drunk and rot only
drunk but Ann got ten days.
in Cansl-si.
Joh1 shaw Sootohmsr recently landed sud a. pres
ent residing Washing torst.. was tnsc $40 for a.
lowing himself 70 be tempted.
KeTigsn Clipper, called ou' the Judge
81 haint been q dom uUthin. There's good many
boys as knows hsini.
These words were uttered by a fue specimen Ct
Young Aperiea-a true representative OF the cAarac-
Ger in the hob-tal phase Of is development. Master
Kerrisan GlupOer apparently about nine years Of
age Each hair in bis head was about heli-Inch in
length and one laid over the other with al The regular
ity of -ow OF tiles on houseop. On the outer edge
Of Master Clippers capillary nursery the sacnlegious
sbeSrs had no. nrAe its work OF shortening the
LUMINOUS growth There nature hsd been allowed 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

JONES Quinn and John Le e..s',
arrested by the Fifth District Police, were yu"
sent 70 the Peniteatiary b. Justice JACOBS ''
cation.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-02
THE NASHVILLE TRUE WING D.
Eagefeld and Kentucky Railroad.

The advertisement of this Company will be
found in our columns proposing to let the work
upon this road, and the prospects that it will
from this time forward steadily progress, are
very flattering. The necessary means are al
ready subscribed to prepare thirty miles, com
mencng at Edgetield, with the iron, and the
first business will be to do this. The road is
considered by many the most important lead
ing from this point, and its prosperity and III
innate success are Of vital interest, TO our citi
zens. Il is understood, as re learn from the
Union and american, TO be the design of the
Company, to let out as much of the local work
as possible to planters and others living near
the road, thus enabling them to participate d.
rectly in the benefits derived from its cOnstruc-
ton. This course has been found highly bene-
fetal to all parties wherever tried, and doubt
less much of the work can be contracted for
to be paid in stock of the road, thus securing
the double advantage of making the people
living upon il interested in its success, aud at
the same time increasing the capital stock.