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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-24
MEDICINAL.
WHY FEMALEs 81 FFER IN HEALTH.
TEE MARRIED woAGAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMP ANON.

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hs'lareqh Edition (5O0, 0Oo) 18ao. PIP. $50.
fs5s e st: sHss sgs sss. s ss
ans TssI sis s 9as pa ~ the
EVERY Feafan here discover. by comparing
symptoms With those described The charter
of her complaint and spared much snxety and f
fering we'll as the pleasantness making
making quires physician respect
which she is subject The wife becoming
often need Of and advice respect
her situation. which she will here
what the matter and tells her what do It, in simple
but cdasse words. and such as she understand,
Those suffering from obstruconso Irregularities peculiar
S e on &Irs vii each ind n m
the means Of Prevention. ameiOraticn. anu relief.
sTis 81
Il that natural and
consult with medical in
In eoPy y sai Medical
panion female has physician that knows and de-
can at al mss without to her sensitive
Extract Of letter from gentleman Dayton. ohO.l
Dr. A. NJ MAuR1cEAx ny Dearsir My wife has been psr
ofsrat anTuiah suffering months during
ana her putting her ii in az
this ssss Of thnFf was and 5sEnsd t.
taning some matters reaching nv case on it's receipt and
perusal express yoa relief aaordtd nv
learning that the srsat discovery 81 rr6v1
sS @ ere me s sSad
have passed head in all human probability my
would have in her and children left othsr
say ~ INDIANA AGENTS:
IL ~ O. Howe Bloomington; Paris & Turner.
Gresncastle; James Ell Ser Richmond J. FaivEe. shelby
ville q. r. Harvey EirceDnes: james Beard H. Faucett
snd B Hsnsly; Kekomo j. SnOdgrass Perrysyls; a.
Dustin JefersonviIe; & w. Allison. franklin T. c. A.
pleaatc. Delphi and SAsfTEL LISTER. Evansville.
Hy- Iron receipt of One Dollar. 1.-THE Ms RRIFD WOO
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (maii-
ed of United States the Canadas
British Provinces letters mrst be post paid and sd
CITY, Publishing Office, No i29 Liberty Street. New Jerk
sec4 I'm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-24

or We have on hands for tomorrow very
interesting letter from Kansas, by our old cor
respondent. Look out for it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-24
coNFEcTIoNEHsi E9T!;5. KEEPERS. an

RE invited to examine assortment Of Superior Ex
"a tracts of Vanilla. Lemon Rose Nectarine. Bitter ALI
mond and Cinnamon for havorng cuskards bsnc mango
jees. lee eTeanni sauces., etc. for sale by =
Cs2 rRFSEf Il SoRENsoS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-24

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-24
CRESCENT AUCTION MOONS,

GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
EpEsPECTFULLY tender their services to the ctiaens
Evansville county, fer the sale Of
and Personal Property Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries also particular attep
item paid all out door sales every description reason
able and satisfactory terms shall do exclusively co-
mission Business having eooEs aes
in competition with eonsgn both the seller
have fair and legitimate market We will devote whole
time the Auction and Commission business and
rest assured that VIII spare
please them With
merit the Confidence Of all those entr ttef
to $3.50 1891 4
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

-, ,epetation than short grass over when thou-
osnsl r. hsrds oe cattle roam at pleasure. The
ssnes v;.a toyar at whose top shines one of the
nh ;,o,tant liehts on the Atlantic coast ia yisi
n~s. = Iong distance before reaching the Point,
DC ~ !. ai,h delight that the traveller tbither-
~ ~ last reaches the foot Of the bill on which
fstsnds. :e, A..
.s,setful to entertain strangers And II the
n.os,f of the pudding is in the eating" their
,lr~nthll table was complimeDted to the best of
- ,bility. The chowder-fresh sea-bass---ditto
-. 6sh-weak ashland other inny inhabitants
Jthe great deep were cooked as only fishermans
20 can cook them, and our host cannot CON-
lin that we did not DO ample justice TO their
nerts.
An who visit Montauk must needs have sail
al the Point" and must try their hand at hsh-
.,c. though their previous experience may have
zen limited to a crooked pin with an angle-worm
I.it in some country brook miles away from the
ashore. Under the guidance, therefore, of the
nost experienced sailors thereabouts we started
rh all sail set over the tumbling surf beating in
,,d out among the breakers-now on the top OF
isre waye-now rolling and plungng in the
: trough Of the sea"-till we inwardly yesrned for
ara hTms, and earnestly wished the ch0wder there
,so.
The blue-fsh were just making their appear
sDce, and by our united endeayors we caught about
no pounds in the two or three hours through
phich we were tossed upon the angry waters. At
epgth, sbivering and wearied, we took our hats
and went ashore partoOk Of good, substan-
isl supper, and retired at sessonable hour. The
ext morning was dark and windy, aud
The binding mist came down and hid me and
A. far eye could Sec"
Some of our party who had not yet satisfied
aepselves with the excitement attendant on fish
sgwere up at an early hOur and off again in one
Al the little boats beating about the Point though
be surf was unusually " dank wi foam" and even
aey who had so boasted their own powers of en-
luraDce were fain TO get on shore again, having
zen tossed about most numerically, and with but
Euited success in securing the piscatOrial prizes
A substantial breakfast, however. restored their
,omewhat dampened spirits, and as we rode over
lie tfeeless hills on Our return to Easthampton,
ge were al laying plans for future visits to this
Lands Ind of Long Island. sLWISGsToN.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
CITY ITEMS

BsasDIsG ~ ISvALID.-waaer ". hsua va nn
ibe .5th Of August, -entticed for esafu,0 b. n''y
/, sher snc to be branded ty Cont Msrtid al to't
Columbus. He had. in Jalusiy s5s. sever M o.
psral,ss and since that time be has besu suV-c TO
occasional in-snity He has twice ct saet times en-
bsiec, once in the navy ana ouee in the hrCy. he
as released from the nav 'epresentsaon Of tie
facts. % hs raj away FROM he army. Ga tie loo Of
June il similar condiricD be weyt o. enlist agsi''
was recognized eni -hui NJ In a cell With 9 bal sna
e, AID on bis eg until sbou' two weeks age. A Cout
Marital was bed be Sd guilty, The CoHr. 'nrrmed
,he ea and = ntsDced him TO forfeit psy and al
"lowsuces that sre may be due him. 10 be msIkei
with letter oue AID hal iuehee in leogth o. his
"kft hip TO receive ffy lashes On bis bare back wet
sid Cd with rsw hice, s,d ten days there~itsr De
% ndrvumed cut If tie service" The record further
ssy., ths although be las bad pA;ii. PaTslyss the
Cau. considers bin CON- teui t. make ooutrscts and
!. remit, so much Of tue sentence a. s~srs hin my
isshts OF sceoan. Of the condIti:n Of eis body oGt
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

vI-h bis hat end borrowing s club frorr O., NJ T. e.
tempted pcS bis 'eeth with II. The a,ioc di Dot
convince tie Justice Of bis perfect sobrieiy an te
proceeded TO mat out bs oomnitmeL;.
Mr. Livingston shall fne yoq ten dollars.
Prirober-Certinly, cerinly, Sir-go, change sor
Bupgtovn copper pay ten coli.rs pleasure sir
The Ce'k happened to move bis inksisni toward
Mr.. L.. who Construed it into invitation 20 ,ass
snuff aud ssd dipping his fingers ioto the ins for the
second and putting thsm TO bis nose
Take ssuff, Sir-thank you, SIR. yeshir a~sFs
do-siye you my word Of onuer. always do. always
cot for bfeakfsst-wh pickles thank yeu Sir god
morning Sir"
Mr. Livingston here turned 10 leave TIE court roou
evidently supposiDg thss the object of his morning.
call wa efeoteo, bui he was stopped at The door hy
two officers with eech Of whom be shook ban for
FIVE minutes sDd then sPologizsc 70 one for msaking
him for bagesee was on aod pointing to the OF
the 9th. qut-ied 70 be Informed the ne Of day BY
his "yslble pea'er."
He was finally taEsn away
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
ESSEN MARKET.

The plan Of rotation in office has rotated justice
Wood ont for week, ana in his place Judge Brennan
Yesterday assumed the supervision of the Third Police
District The boy know better than to try any tricks
on Justice Brennan, for he knows all the ropes, and
seldom fails to send duriug his week in office large
number of recruits 70 the Island and the Tombs The
cases Yesterday were disposed Of as follows
BEAT HIS WIFE.
Adam Schaner was brought up for being draRh and
beating his wife, an innocent amusement oil which ne
is very fond; but on this occasion made 50 muoh
noise about it that be a7.esed. Required to gave
SsC0 bail for good behavior.
INTOXIC ,TING RHUBARB.
Robert Watt, being unwen, bad taken q coupe on
loses of rhubarb mis- nj have taken some liquor bu'
if he did it was pure whisky; be don't drink poor
oror but occasionally goes in for the raw materia
He is confident that twas the rhuoaro tha' s1o's
9sDsy his brains took the vim out OF his eSs aut
carried him 10 the Staon-House. As he had no ten
dclIsss he was sent TO little place up the rveF "here
they don't keep Ihubarb.
STREET sPARRING.
PAT. Kinuileesh and VIM. Berser were induginS "a
parIing without sgves For lear tIey inisIa ~
q, - another an officer TOOK OF both Reprnana
ed and discharged.
FELT sIlEEPISH.
Richard paulnson came up to the bar snlSeling ead
snufnng ike whipped school-boy who mas g1' eus
oclotbsndkerchjet This was his maiden drunk, and
be was now weeping over his fall Poor ieAoS, now
we sympaihi5ed with him; be felt just as we dd tne
6rst lime we robbed a molonpatch. Hewas nned CIV
for takin on Gicre folks
ANTE Up OR LEAVE TIH Cf1h. -,
Owen Courtney, Joseph Gourke, John blyaen, n,,
cbacl Feeloy, Archibald Spear AID William eees
were all drunk aud each requied 10 ante up sV OF 10
tire for ten days.
rRrE GRATIS FOR NOTHING.
Mary Sutton was found glosiousy fudded and lookeS
q Iitte the worse for wear Mary is dccidedy irisn
snd unouost;opsbly sncieot AID cnss tensciousy 70
tbe fre auld" customs Of the "rsls old oflsinaf
Hiberoisns. Mac % 5rl.k Al chT's!eu'ns. ana
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
FIRES.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.

Afew minutes eftes ocock yes efday morning
fire broke oct in th- IA &c building IN rear OF No e6
Brr aov sy. occupied owelinS S-hoase by he iatni
les Of Jcs, pA L.nel sno Charles + Clark TIE 4 e
o. iginaeo IN the besenznt, bu. how o III Whist man
ner Is unknown. The hames we're soon subdu sd, Tie
Ere bes confined 70 the building 10 wuieh il efgina-
"a. Damage by fire and water about $3.50 30
insurance.
The store in tbe from, building w.s occupied by
jog "a Limo iquor deAIer. His s.c> Wa consIdefs-
by damaged by W. ar. Insured esoo IL the Astor
Ir.u-sDee Coupany. The 'urnItare aud other prog
ety # the occupants wese much damaged by h'a ane
VI
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

Yeary Fever and AFue remedies without thsf Al
th 9Th Oyps Arenc QuiniLe, Mercury, or o'hrf
deed Poisop. which thsush th often break the chilly fx
short 20 the foundation Of wetchsd nss
dice that = oniy with life.
But the uBp,rs, essd efficacy Of "RHODEss FgvEg AsS
ACUE CvsE ASTIOOIE hALARA' equasd only 6J Jf'
gulaf aud 10 TgOof u th The 0o Wing esncas
The celebrated chemist in the UDied States at
tseted 10 every bottle; -, ,ess
have made chemical examination 0f kHODsss stehs
AGtE CVEs or ASrIDoTl 70 M.LAIs Nia a. az 49, -
tor Arseric Mercury Qunfpe rod put nsss -ot
iouDd particle u either H. n-f hsvs louna sny
n n. that would prove injurious 20 ts e 1ti0r
JANIS r. CHILTOs, n. ID, chsin'.t'
RIxENs1R therefore hsi tbs + me oSy ~ Essta 40 Aes
,er.sv !, he word the fSOc EACE " ~nch FkofhS "
mr. seertfcats II cheA alsiy sni the VALUE o. raoh
by re testimony n oil wtO eel or ose V, spsccis
ofxiieb are reqIenry pubi,hed
NJ doubt the Public W appreciate me dHeFsnss e7sws91
ertjus supports by Doois .nd tho lcfsoie1 -oDse
ed IN by who have nothing ese - rey npoo
Gro = BsTts Whoe-a.e AGENT, NO - Hssrs .nh bsr
a.. by c IL. RIsG ~ CLIcXEssE Co. y. G wells
Co Broo.ly s.rA g. HAYES, snd Druggists generally
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

rock tno laid dowo DC sny chart when runniog scro.s
hom Be'liDgham Bay 10 san Juan Island When the
Captain beacbed the vssseI the water 10 ths hold was
within one inch Of The magazine ms0y Articles being
under water. The surveying schooner Humboldt, Capt
Gordon, from Baltimore, sailed from Valparaiso 3Oth
June sor san Francisco
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
IAtrertIaetnenll

TIE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, bJ
new srspzs unent commencing Yesterday sferno0a
ns for Aloany and Troy P 81 Tue attsr last
Fxtress With the Night Express um an OF tue Con-
fss Buao and the West They have alec adted an
Evening Epess Albany connecting with the las trains o.
the Genius. yad aid reaching New iork minutes bvoe IL
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
fAdyertismentl
CHANDELIERS Il

CHANDELIERS The attention OF buyers Ia 50
citsd stock Of Gas FixTuEEs at the Wsrerooms Nos
IS aud n Jhb-s Our cesigos entirely and ongDss.
snd vel worthy Of sxsmn9i ION By the trade.
MTCHLLL. BAILEY s. Co., Msnutaoinrcra
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
Iahnerri.rment

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from NOfIn dnu oOuths
Pa, ard West viii 6pd It 10 their advantage 10 cal af
EvAsss CLOTHING WAREHOUSE Nos Go and 81 Fulion bs-
tore msklLg up their minds where 10 bug.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

CAUGHT ~ THE AoI.--About o'clock Yesterday
no,bip. Officer Farrel o. the Fourteenth Ward dis
oovfrec a Young maI named John Hesson, sttenpt-
ing 10 lre.k iDo the premises Of 5. W. Jnnnlson. No.
IS Spring st, and took him into ousto y The pris-
orer was yesterday taken before Justice Wood an<
committed Tor trial
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
UAfyN-riseule1f

Gas, GAs-Seyeral new yles Of Gas Futures
.up.ns bcsuy and workmanship anything ever odsfe4 es
fore sr.s, NsLufseturs Depot Aso, ssvesH ns~
&, < imported ~ s>4ashp from France sad kaSasd
AacaCs w.ssEk Co.. Ne. 5's sfssc~ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
fAdyer.sefneuf

The great inhalIng remedy for Asthma. Con
80 U,n sad a. Of the Throat e1d Lunss, Dr. Ccs
RS. Thoussrds have b>eE st.sed . hsata tao
o.. var by tee dYGEAsA Principal OHce No sS Broad
al .ols By T. RIss No. ls5 Broadway. Pee oRy -
package d. CuErfs VII be II the ofes dsy from ~ 70
6cIseE where he may - coEsaled ffes Of chs,sA
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
lAA4artiaarlrnl.

PHOTOGR Apis AND AMBROTYPES-AtB BRADis,
No $50 way over Thompson Saloon The largest Gi
ery IN the world invited AmbToiype, made At No
other e.,ablshms n, 10 New iork
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
Advertisement.

ROOT takes real life size photographs on canYs5-
aoors Photographs Of all sizes are unsurpsssef
RoOT's Gallery u easy Of access
kOoT Is at No. sos Broadway corner OF Frankiinst
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
fAdveriiss meat.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, NERVES,

nuscLgs Jonrs AID sxs-CCksD ~ IsHALrsG A., Ar
ptffSs J. L. srAfToKD's OLlTE TAR-fnce ~ esco bottle
sod by the srsFFosD 0IIrE Tar Co1r1sT, Nos Nsot "a
hsxs-., Atvfo<k
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
fAdveuiseme
fAdvsrusonentl J

BLAKEs PATENT FRE-PhOOF PANT, No. I'D
Pear.-st-See under head Of Paints.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

IRowszo.-As tbe steamer Granite state was
i.syinz h. Fbsrf ~ Peck-Ep yesterday afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

ALLEGED PERJURY .-Wakcman Clark was arrested
on complaint Of Richard j. Clark relative, for al
ged perjury, committed willtully, by swearing before
the Clers of The Sixth District Court that complainant
b. hiIed OF Wm Conley through him certain premises
in Eghticih.st at goo per month in advance. Tee
house in qu -tion il il alleged not rented OF Con
lev but of james Moore, which fac. 1t is further
az lerIod ives known 10 the accused at the time OF max
ing saic affidavit. The prisoner was held 10 ban by
Justice Peaieey in g 900 to answer the charge
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

vorny man r1.hed 90 the ganyvay aud attempted to
hap on shoe. bat fel h,'o nc "a'ef' man e,pes
frum the ~haH after bu, csl1 no' save n'm' ,.'
body Was soand three houis sf'ef ana 'Aken 70 sss
second Ward Ststion-House. IL - supp0soa 'aa' sas
young we-s on board with 50 ne trlensFJ s''
.ta,ed with them until the boat had cast OF rom na
rnccrines, whea he rashly jumped for the whIS.
d, eeased sbou, FIVE feet eight inches high. OF
rather saow complexion clean shaved, with dsfk
brown bsir, brushed back from high forehead. He
vas clad II wbi'e linen coat back sdk scarf Mar
ssiks double breasted vest of large star pattern.
with double row Of brass buttons black satnet pan
iaocrs end cslskin bots. Seven dollars were found
in his pockets but pspers to lead 10 bis 'dens'hea
tin.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

CHARGE Oh ATTEMPTING RaPE.-Joseph Struss
German was arrested yesterday by Officer aiiace o'
,Le Fourteenth Wsrd on a warrant by Judge Con
olly charging him with having attempted to yiolats
tho person of "a woman named Ann Smith. The CON
plsl ent that the 9th of june last Strauss osms
to or iesiceuce IL Chryste-s aud there Attempted
TO commit rspe Oa her, but was prevented by her
cries for assistance also that tho 10Th last whae
w.ikng with her in Hoboken he threw her down and
attempted the oifeDse, but was again compelled
to cesist by her loud cries for help Ine accused Was
held 10 bail in 81 600 to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

FAIL PROM A WiNpow.-A little girl eight years
noe sccdentIy fell from TIE third story window of No
90 Elm St. yesterday afternoon, and received injuries
from which she wac rot expected TO recover she was
tsken to the New.York Hospital, and attended BY Dr.
DasL.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

MILITARY Yesterday mornisg the SiKty.ninth
r gimert n Y ;. ~, under command Of Col. Ryan,
went on n excursion 70 Elm Park where they passed
The day In fela and regments exercises. The regi-
meut wss reyes cd by Col. HAsey and staff of the
Tenth Regiment. A. o'clock A. NJ. the regiment
esseu blsd on Brcome-s.. fully armed and equipped
vi krapsack apd pompons and oue days ratons,
old theucs proceedei by tie cars to the parade
grourd of tie cay. The regiment having lately un-
d-rgope a severe dril, yesterday presented very
crdaole appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

Book PUBLISHERS FEsTIyAI "A letter IN Tie
Baltimore San says it was announced some weeks
ago tho, the NegYOrk Association of Book Publish
ers were preparing to give grand entertainment to
the sade TO which our leadiog authors were also to
BE- IL vited The arrangements have been completed,
aad the banquet wia be given at The Crystal Pa ace
on the 27th Of September. Ii will be very ove a.
fair got up by Messrs Coleman Stetson OF the As
tor House and instead of the usual dnner, the tables
will be frrnishei exclusively with frits Of all kinds,
snc al Of the FIRST qusity.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

TRANS FOR ALBAEY.-The Hudson River Railroad
Company, by anew arrangement now run two alter
n. on trains for Albany and Troy at and p. NJ
la,te5 ast express connecting with the night express
tain of ths Cectrs Road, f. Buffalo aud The West.
They Lave also added snevening express from Albany,
corntc,ilg with the las trains Of the Central Road,
ano reach1 2 New-Yok e. tweTty minute, before IL.
The accommodations for teyeI BY thi, road are now
prstiy n srly perfect
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

IDrNrrplcArIoS or BoDY.-The body found ou
Thursday last on Blackwell Island was Identified yes
erdav as that of Johh Maine, who GAS drowned a!oog
with lis SOD boz tour years of age, the 10Th inst
by he III setting Of a small boat Grand st. Fery.
The oeoeasee was 8 member Of the Ararit Lodge Of
Ocd Fellows, of GrtenI oint l.. |.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

BopY ForSD- The BODY Of aman about 50 years
of Yeas of age MAS ourd in the East Rvcr, at Port
Morris Westch' ster County, on Friday las, lie was
dressed in cotton shirt with tape strings in place OF
buttons a. the collar bHe cloth vest twlled cashmere
pants Kentucky Jean sack coat, coarse cotton socks
caskin footed boots aud had black and white plaid
silk Handkerchief. IL his pocket was n grocers ao-
count with the rBme of Louise Schccr as the debtor
1t is possible that this is the name OF his wife. Tho
bocy wss buried. For further info nation those con-
cerred may apply to A. Il. liauptman horrssnia.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

DEATH n CEII.-Yeetc crday morning Oiiicn
Sherwood OF the Eigheen.h Ward Police found an I'm,
brown mar lyirg insensibe on the sidewalk OF
Twent, fth-st.. ard thiukine he was boastly drunk
10. K him INTO custody The man was put 10 coll.
where, soon afttrward, ho was found dead. Coroner
Gamble held an iDques' on the tody, and verdict ct
death from a rupture os the spleen vss rendered DO
ceased was commonly dressed, and about 81 years
of asc.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

SECESSION PROM rHB MAsoSs-A circular, pur-
porting 10 be frou Holland Lodge No. g. and bearisg
The signatures Of Isaeo '. Fowler A. II Bartlett
Henry II. Ward, JOSIAH Ogdef Hoffman, Cornelius
Griunell William johnson, samuel Is White, Jothsn
Post james NJ. Hicks Herry Walters, Committee,
has beer ssued uICer date Of the 18th inst setting
ronh q long series u grievances agsinst the Grtud
! dee Of the s'rte Of Newiork-that the Grand
Lodge has assumsf 10 i.elt powers and authority ln-
c. gste with the spirit of Masonry. Ii violated iis
original ConsiiiuiOu ia lsi9 by he passage Of act
er post facfo IN s effects. II has established by ma
ioiies what and what are not ancient landmafks
n tns since 1919 deprived 'he Lodges located m the
Civ Of New York OF InaHy privileges which had beeo
ora maly guaranteed, ahc committed other wrongful
scis for which the Holland Lodge, " determined ~
aoh ie strictly 20 he ancient landmarks OF the Or
der and encourage the true principles Of Masonry is
comu eed 70 deossTe herselfffee and Independent
a-d invites other Lodges u oin her. Furlner ss 10
tc course proposed Il r. saic: we kno" OF no
rt ans viii - be adoptC1 10 remove the 81 gma
hich for years has been attached % Is save
" the course we now p-opo-e-to fall back upon the
platform avou Which the Masons of ENGLAND stood
p-ior to ths formation Of a Grad Lodge.
ACCIDENT on rHE East RIyER-On Saturday
morning Last between Q and O'Clock, the steamer
En- Cry. vhle coming through Hell Gste on her
ptsssge from Nes.Haven 70 this City, over
.nau sail.bos, contain ng three persons who hsd
ezcusior. II is supposed that al IL the small boat
were drowned. they have not been seen nor heard
f, IL sincs Their names were James Letter Ricta'd
Roterts and eeyh stratton. The accident occurred
at sbcat ,he midce Il the reach of Niger z nt,"
which il ssic 20 be the narowest aud most dangerous
ts.t of the chsnuel Ia the Gate There was NJ wiod
a. the time aud tie men were rowing. They there
r. p.obsby cd not see hear the steamer until
.Ie was cicse upon them; aud hrdrg i. impossible
70 syoid collision. Jumped overheard. Tue Elm
Cry slowed her engine tof moment, Sut was com
peied 70 proceed sgsn without lowering her boats
ths steamer C. Vanderbilt from ;, nngton being close
ssfr1, a. Z Delay ofihc Elm City u that point Il
thosgb. would have placed DO vessss in imminen'
pe7ii Of thhng sshore or sesinst the rocks Inc oc-
eYfrepce was witnessed by persons on me sho'e
Who AfsrwaIs picked Up tie boat They also saw
the mes lump o-erbosra together when the steamer
struck item. Two fine men bad families snd re-
s.oed in the vicinity of The Dry Dock. s,rstton was
hin carver. Lester hardware merchant Roberts
zs. an stta,he Of ,se Post-Ofoe large party len
,...e,sAv Il seuch 0. their b0dies.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

CAIvARY CHuRcH.-Tbe Rev. VIM. Rudder, Rec
tcro tie House Of Prayer, at Newark, n. has re-
ceiyed end accepted a call assistant minister to the
Rev Dr. Hawks, Rector Of Calvary Church New
York aad will en,e, upon his duties early in Sep
tember.