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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10
SPEAKING AN ZION NH.

We had the pleasure Of being present at
political discussion, at Zion Hill McNIinn
county, on Friday last, between Jas. c. Car.
lock and WIN. c. Vaughan, Esqs There
were about one hundred persons present.
Mr.. Carlock led off in a speech Of one hours
duration, and was listened 10 with marked ut.
tention. His exordium was very affecting,
particularly that portion oft personal to him
SELF lie is n gentleman Of respectable pre-.
tensions, although not MS well posted up as n
man ought to be hanging himself out as n
burning lamp whose illumining beams are to
shed light upon the less favored and dspel
darkness from The benighted minds of others;
still he got along pretty well, considering the
rotten and desperate cause which he is trying
to advocate and maintain. Wehave not time
TO notice his points. They were such as
good many other democratic orators have
dwelt upon in the present canvass, aud which
all of them have failed to sustain. II is no
disparagement to him to say that he failed to
make out case, and that he felt the weak
ness of his position throughout his remarks.
Blu: we will add in justice. (for we ARE not
of that class afraid to do justice to an oppo.
nentD that with the eSnDusf Mr.. STAN
tons, Mr. Carlock' - to any
we have hem n.ot
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

mipstion Of tho Regatta. A few minutes bst,rs +,
o'clock gun was fred. and the small yachts Of tho
third class pread theu SAILS aud sped awsy Anotbe,
gun sent the boats Of the second ol .ss sfer than
and third let loose the great yachts Of the first
class
AT the start the wind was 20 fresh that for little
time ne 'ther ganed any perceptible advantage. Soon
however, the Haze shot by the Julia; bat in fe
mitutts the latter recovered her loss Our gallant
schooner. which started with the frstclass boats led
thtm all hahd'omely, and we enjoyed an excellent
view oil the maneuve's of most OF the yachts. For a
mile or more the Haze and julia were bow and bow
now one overlapping and then the other--unti it was
oinicult TO determine which the favorite; but
when passing Bedloe's Island the Julis gradually
swept past her. and kept the lead during the rest Of
fhe day. The Gertrude did not seem TO be in
very good sailing trim, and Jagged long way
sSe'n. On going past Robins Reef Light, we
everhaued the yachts Of the second and third classes
epinpiDg along before the wind, the Richmond lead
ing, followed, in the order in which we name them, by
the Una, Edgar Rebeccu, Ray, Alpha, Undine mt
IN the race, Irene, Blanca, and Hornet all making
bee line for the Staten Island stake boat Far ahead
Of these was the little Luckey. Shooting ahead OF
them all, schooner rounded TO- and we had amp'e
leisure to see the oncoming boats. 1t was apparent
that the smaller ones labored under the disadvantage
OF too much wind, but they held their way bravely
without taking in single reef We give the time of
passing
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

TIE Board OF Education met on "wednesday eves,ng
bal Grand street ASpsg~ X GxxsS. Pr-sidsat. IN
the cbsn.
large number of communications frrn the SchoS
eGesu u the ysroas ards relative At~rssss
otksr r-cis-d and r-fsor~d sPPoopri-
ate nitis>A communication tcn th- ScAc of er of
ths Sxteepsh Ward. mating Benjsnin &. Wssds.i
psee Of JoseA Pollok d-c-ssd referred
COan o. Ei-ctioxs snd Qusi6cauona
The repsr, of the Finance Committee appropnsting z
s75 kr alterations sd repairs wArd seAoo Nc in c.sy
Hall place, se pied.
The report Of the Committee Correspondence
relative tse from tbe School oc-p Of the
Twenty Nsrt ysxAnt entren. treotins sn
.es q he BOsrd to transmit the matter the nceee Of
Msyo " oce wss sdoP'ed.
fhe p port Of the Committee Of Elections and Quail
6esie.s B~ainssns Jseph jameson Tturss Of the First
N.It vs saep,ed
The r.por, vf the Committee on Repsirs IN favor of
the sppl o the Seho.l eeers Of the Ward of
leave adve rse sddioa Ward school,
No 50. N said Wsd. adopted
The Report Of the Committee on Elections and
Qus6csons N favor of sppon'irt A-ssus Abeou Merr,
80 rpe e~s the Nineteenth Ward. wss adopted
The Repor of Committee on School Furniture, su-
Sebo<s o Of The Seventh Ward To sdyetss
for IIopo-As for sttbs up Ward Schoo,Houss No H.
sioptsd
After the transaction of some other business, the
Board Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
INDIGNATION MEETING.

A large meeting Of residents VI JrYy Cty. nespec
tive OF party, vas held last evening q, Parf Hail.
with reference 10 the assault upcn senator Sumner A"d
the sfaIs of Kansas. The meeting VA called "
order by Dudley S Gregory, senr.. upon whose n0'n
nation the following officers VI the metins were
chosen:
P--rd,n,-D.vrp : M.,s,x.. Mayor of the ety. 80,
Jtce P,stdtnf.-Jsurs = s-viu-. A A. ~A'y, kocsr ~
ehrst 1-lsh Ht Msth-w Armstrong, Peter ID 'room WI
tam Bu,us ei. John L. Burt ,
r~hcI
J. X Th1.i ara Cts-'ss 4 WLssid.
w. B. WILLIAMS reported the following resolutions;
On s' sn s s'i q. :. s:. NJ, %
s sn II the Cha, ss-suitsd ~'in d,lseoa
Cuon, .nt strSel tosn In .srss .od s.s,nl the
tooi f wbieh ,Asut Senator suDDer has s6ee ss IN Ph
BIZ Ne. and. 1sed' the .vawea sn, only ua,s i't ta ~
ssu t~ts res .pOis bJ him IN d bate uPs0 pue aa a
PEI in u %, seLs c, uone o' which wers ooje'e' " A
P@,aItl's q; the ms Of thsir dsiiyer, Cir, .,d
.,tt s.SH Heeti Of e. !, IL q .t.', az ~. -.
d'y 4 Jui+ eiah,eel buLdred and dfty .ir, 4 q .,
le.1reo 1lst ~h hssry a'h'o enre OF ,e.' ,S
Sy"s =. bs.. :. Ss'. .ad eO-S'i,
fe't'-@ That te syy~i aoti.- TO this 80 "a ,n- -, 80 %
b-yotd O'drry eas. ~ enps .. 10 regard deIo,,
80 = sct 1s"L 'he most v', rrneifs o re -
s'ses
P'rd ia; obsarv, With ,urPrss and 'orr'- TIE ssa
st--i t'f-~ si0n C,rErrss snd sf DC .
~ C ~ - ssS esr tom ,A.u PgH.is HesI q - ~
t-'t- Az =. rz',s 10 .ttsi upon toe Con.I-e -
tio- r uei, FOL. fee Ill us.iou. sad ys.-i n'' M
A'c " All ri-h' ,hitkiDs u0Pf-Jsdieo od 's u1' W
III c04I'sr a. IL Il . sltut.ou.
fsE-d ia erst wiling 70 rr's - 49,
." 90 70 cetvirc-f. th, he si-st e't o' ~,
zen, t-aFug - Cor t-rn - c-'fsse sfv' ~
- ~ - On ~ e. j. i'v'ts--. h-t '"i H,J - -
ti' - rs--i O. penis, A-rnA-rs o. Cens-'s tt
gu te or rsu S-hs,s wa moan sisJ "a
-- - t''J - ot- iotTis.' u-' - '-'
TT stch - siar-@c %. con- l'.s;of q" ne D, ~
hsN - p tu' r-peetet sfpfJ't' ne,sN " ss
= oFie q - >iavet i-i4g s.ats ss m4,. ~ "a -
as q tae -"setoe dstsrnEo thst Af' save A1'P '
dettiiI-. - q r-f,rce
HNtfeff Ifat n = sssaris epS- e1i,es so -
lay IL itr 81 lIon ar ,l1pef u heu s'v~S 20 "
ta' '7.~.4A. s.ts. Z. t. sci AiS~s oa1S. ~ass
ees ihe or.c sNfre--ou Of cr!so not ooy tns.e S.
"a z II -'t-t u COsur 81 W. reeos ,se M
IL u LILA sGl,os tofe-i 20 es-'7
,Nsts IA rrii0s o. fef.rTy 70 irsotc> vorh-
Au-,L. Of to,1s.- .c.n. a.i 70 ictimfss 'hso ea''
he 10 tLii. f opt- c-rtsi- pgblc ns@s1-a
hs-res T-,i t.a 9Th ~ sns eSsi~Hy snitH y
s.st tk--s.ot q P-t.ie osLson By wo<n ne -
-os = - Pc s'.ts> slrros, ~ so'noesp
u-~ -es'so.' Vi sten sd ping sStsaee 80, "a,
e1 -of, ~ u N. ,rvse sesHses "a ~
" tr-n -cicur ta,T r-.if every So n 80 Or
~ n T. 49, s-e sbd soIsz scf - c->tS .. LIN.
src'acaG; sy s5ca,i srter N - 80 -. "a
y trh scsl hsl,-ve. - w u .s - A.s-a.~
rrse aS4v uves sIf .sfea snI N -
q tts Co<stituno3 al The Froeton o. 'Se~~
frsss ~tles u srA 90 go 49,. 40 .r,i s.ss,
r>s,ses TN.t =. Ie.rr deep res~s 80 - ~, -.
toss eo<e hy q he counsss.0t II tts - "a.
Ls .t;.art q o ey.It ~ si ~ "
.ti-U, fr H. --cts sss 'vo r',& ~''s SsSs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
LONG ISLAND sTAKE.BOAT.

Nothing could be more mastery than the stroke by
which the hemsman Of the julia swept her by the
Richmond at the stake boat, when the latter
good length ahead. The Iace, from the NarTows to
the South. west Spit, was unusually exciting Fore
most stood the Rebecca with the Una in sharp pusu
and the Julia not far behind her. The smaller boats
Jagged sstern. In the Lower Bay the wind was
fresher AID the water much rougher. The large
yachts did not heed the change much, but the little
fellows plunged along at queer gait. For some time,
with the exception of brief interval when the Una
overiapped her. the Rebecca kept handsome lead Of
the whole squadron, aud it was set down as certain
that she would win the prize of her class. At length,
however. the Una slowly overlook her-every man on
board lying fiat on the deck to give the wind clear
sweep-and at l2:42 passed her to windward taking
the wind out of her sails in gallant style in three min
utes after tapping upon her. This feat was hailed
with three hearty cheers from schooner, comp-
ment which they as heartily repsd. Meanwhile the
Julia was making long strides ahead, and it was ne
cessay that captain should preserve his distance
With the view of crowdng the Julia further astern
we up our foretopsail, and she no longer gained
on u.s. on the contrary, the johnson led the whole Of
them and after rounding the buoy of the South west
Spit, lay TO until the others had gone by.
Or
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

Our schooner after keeping out Of the way Of the
to,r leading Yachts rounded the stakc-boat st 33s.
The strueele between the Haze and Rebecca close by
the stake bos, was quite exciting. The latter won
the tun by answering her helm quicker than her op-
popent
The winning boats, and the time which they made,
arc announced by the Committee a. follows;
First Ciass-Julis, owned by j. VI. Waterbury;
time. ah. 2im. 49s.-beatng the Haze 7m. 49,, and
the Gertrude III. SIN.
Second Ciass-Una, owned by l. NJ RGherfordi
time IN Som. 59s., beating the Rebecca Ar. Hs.,
Irene 26m. I6s., and the America elm. LIS.
Third Class-Richmond, owned by c. II. Mallory
time 5h l6m 2is.. beating the Edgar lin. iss, Ray
lem eee and the Island Fasn 2lun. ios-
Thus terminated the most exciting and spirited Re-
estts the Club has sailed in many years.
George Steers is the builder OF the Juha and una
the Richmc nd was built at Mystic, CoRn last SAN
ner il .entysx days by c. f. Rich nond, to sail N
the Newport Regatta, where she took pnLe'
Three prizes consisting OF suitable pieces o: p'He'
spe for each class $3.50 in value will day b pre-
sented to the victors Of yesterday.
ACCIDENT TO THE sIKAs Tro NEw.foRH'
On Wednesday night the steam tug New'fonx'
when near Fort Washington Point, on her way 70
Albany, broke her crank and compelled to come
10 anchor. She had fifteen twenty bargee in TO" 81
the tina. Another steam tug was dispatched ycstef-
day to tow the barges up.
.aA. Nasron parted her throat IA. and IA not start
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
BROOKS AND WEBB.
n ns rdtfo, Of TA ". Y. Tr,1sns.

N ns Id6or o. IAs ~ r. Tr,osnS
SIs: The Washington correspondent of The Charles
ten Courier denies that Mr. Brooks has expressed him.
self sa'isf, with the late letter OF Col Webb, ths,
he has pretern,ted any right to call him to an secount
for it. Will You permit me to correct this error :
Since that letter published, Col Webb has met
Mr.. Brooks at a dinner party given by Mr.. Aiken of
South Carolina with the express pose OF bringing
the two together and the interc 'ucse between them
was OF the most cordial and satisfactory character.
Indeed, Mr. Brooks has publicly bos-ted that the
Colonel "overwbelmsd him with att-nti"us aud re-
spect" and rpeaks in the highest terms of one North
EN- man. at lea.t who r.es superior prejudice. It
barely necessary say these facts are Incompatible
with q possible conflict between them. cannot con-
ceive what motive thus induce a letter-wuter To
circulate rumorr calculated to alarm the family and
friencs OF Col Webb. w.
Wa4hipsIon Ctft jane 4, ltS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

ns h-r, s ths, vo Sec sfrrs openly usadea
fau %. p,.ees 10 Cox thss o.. sS Ded tf ga,
'ry oh, .ssb ka eoes 81 rast sfd sSs-f sha
~ as rae o, cs u. scsc nstsr teeiss
= di.fot ted \, rsacs ir,s~ty 49,
R>-s-,S r.. econ sc'ir,ss Of the
u0n-ty oens tie imr~i,t@ I'D uoecufsc,a> ex
r1l,ob of Preston Brocss from Hosss ~ Aerrssenes
nyes
RsreS That r~>ution. bs voe. - s,i transmitted
TO be seasors Repr-s ssses o. ih Sate N CScrvsa
Spes cb~- we,e m-je ny X 7. CsoEIER, the Rev.
o. h. FRorHIS6HAN W. Il WILLIAMS. A A. HAR-
DEssuRGH. snd Col SrrsIE. The speeches con
r.nft tie assaulr ~ covsrd'y in its nstare, AMI
sm.d With the ndorement Of toe S,uh st the prvi-
Ieee freedom of speech. Th. conauc, OF the Soaih
~ss considered as aggressive 30 alarming extent
Tie ou'rsgss in Kansas were sl-o condemu-d The
speeches were frequently aud earnestly applsuded.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
THE TURF.

Union Course, l.. l., trotting, Thursday, June 5,
1856; match, 81, 900, two mile heats to wagons.
W wb--D pane. bo J.ss Oskey y........,... .....t
H. Woodruff bL g. bs,s s.."...................2
TiDe..... 5: 2-5:S.
Jake Oakley won oleverly IN two straight hest,
Baltic coming in each time several yards behind. The
large at n, ance and the interest manifested in this
race is sufficient proof that spuit . exists and can
lie brvus ht into full play by proper catering. Jake
wa the favorite sloO TO $50.
Upiop Course, L. l.. trottipg, Thursdsy, May 70;
mat. h $3.50, mile heats in harness.
H. oc,iruh bf Lady Gu
d. Pifet names Peter .......,....'...'.''E
Tine. .9:59-?:S
NEw.YoRk RACss.-Fashion Course.-The meeting
oyeI this course will commence Tue day 18th Juae
unctr he happiert auspices. Three fine stakes have
be, Gle which NUT insure grea, sport The four
mite b. at stakes which OF edn ,sday juno
la will no co.bt, ual .ome Of the best races we
have had in this pa,t Of the country for many yeas
There is great sp,t among the people In this region
for q p, IMAM, Mt race course. There nov are some
hunofe6 subscribers, and still Increasing under the
name of "The Now-York Fashion Association, for tos
Imprvveu ent OF the Breed Of Horses.'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

A State Convention of al opposed to tie present
ton on Wednesday,. Ii convened under a call issued
dur the last session Of the Legislature by all OF the
opposition enbers. in the folowiog language:
The undersigned, members Of the Legislature Of
Eew-Jeisey, recommend that the cppo0ents TO the
prsept General and State Administrations, appoct
del, gates 6cm zach township and ward 10 the State.
10 meet at Trenton on Wednesday. the aa day Of
Jure next. TO nominate q candidate for Governor TO
be supported at sbe ensuing election
The Convention met at Temperance Hall ct II
O'Clock, ard was cAlhd to osder By CO. JOSEPH ".
Allen on whose motion Aron S. Pennington Ct Patel
.or, was made temporary Chairman. ssd Robert q.
Btlville, Secretary. Committees wctc appointed o.
permanent Organization rules aed on resolutions
1be Convention then adjourned unta 81 O'Clock
AFrERNOoN sRssIoN
The Ccoveo.ios r-4ssubse< st 81 osock. Tho
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
srkvEN ISLAND STAKE bS

After rounding the Staten Island sske-boat it was
necessary fcr each yacht to beat far to wndward to
make an citing. The Julia, Una, and Haze worked
over almost to the Long Island shore; but, to the
great astenshment of everybody, the Rebecca did not
60 in stays, but kept right on, in the winds eye
Everybody said her helmsman was a fool Before he
got through though, he gave them reason to chsnge
their minds The Julia and Una kept their relative
positions leading all of the rest, and the Haze fol-
Lowed fast after them; but the race vas already de-
cded. Miss Rebecca had hard game to pl,y to beat
the Haze; her only chance was saving the tack She
did it; and II was a truly wonderful performance
when all the Others had to beat two miles dead to
wiudward. The race was ended, a. follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
Tpr sTArrx AVN sr.vr,o.

There was some very fine maneuvering in rounding
this boat, rore especially with the Richmond, Ray
Irene and Aphs, who were 50 close upon each other
that the utmost care was requisite TO avoid collision
The Irne might have come to this boat full FIVE min.
utes earlier bad she shaken out the reef in her main
SAIL instead Of keeping it clewed up almos. to ,bns
Reef The curve made by the Julia in passing was
superb. and worthy of the admiration with which it
was very generally regarded. The next stretch was
across the bay above Fort Hamilton, and past the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

ept AdnipRirstion He advocated a union NJ al the
optor, rte Of the Adninistr s,iou
The Pre-hen. wss sutho-ized to sppci.t : STATE
Ext ouiive CO mmitsee, sad a.poano. DIN name, in
the public journals. The Conventioo then .ijoarn-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

III VIII Ue Soen tnHt tHe JuH Pdsneu tHe htUoCCf Oo-
fore reaching the buoy, and she also crowded the Una
80 close in rounding, that her bowsprit struck the
Unss boom, but did it no damage.
TIE NOME sTRETcH.
Now came the pull for home. Julis and Una were
decidedly favorites, and it was evident that they
would bear of the prizes. The julia kept 70 WIND.
ward; the Una, although to leeward, kept bow and
bow with her for some time; Rebecca asern. AT l:ls
the Julia was quarter of mile ahead Of the Una,
and the Rebecca three quarters of mile behind her.
The Haze. although far astern of the three sailed
very finely. AMI, before reaohiog the Nsrro"s
started off and headed the Rebecea with ease. We
subion the order in which they repassed the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

Ms. c. N. Howard, the bright particular star among
the ladies of Mr.. Buttons regular company, Will have
a benefit Oh Saturday evening. The fair beneficiary
has sn enviable popularity. and hosts OF adniring
friends will take this opportunity Of showing their sp
pUclaiiou.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

The doorkeepers and officers Of Burton's Thester
have their benefit to night They are deserving of q
full house, and il their freods do as they would be
done by, there will BE- jam. hr. Burton. Mrs How
ard, aud all the con pany appear.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
CITY ITEMS.

Tonight performance extraordinary win be given
at the Acaoemy OF Music, for the be neft of Madame
viettI veftprach al the principal artists assisting
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

Gottschalks positively last Piano So'ree will be
given on Saturday evening at Nlblo's Saloon. lie
will have TIE ait Of Madame La Grange, Sigeor Ber-
psrdi and Ric{ad Hoffman.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

Tx WAsHIsGros STATUE-The equestrian statue
CT Gen Washington has at length been placed on its
I4de-,al at the Junction Of Fourteepth street and
Fcuith avenue The p deoal itself Is surrounded with
high board inclosurs, and the statue u concealed
from view az far possibs by cloth covering The
C.r Of the statue which contains so pts OF copper
is much Ii that of cent ju't isrued from the mint
Its extreme hight irvu the ground % feet aud alto
gcihsr will piove very great Attraction IN this part
OfHe city.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

StssrRs SPEECH. &c Miss Elcise Bridges and
J. b. B'own will give Drsm.tic and Poetic Reading
at the Rutgers Female Institute this evening Next
week Mr. Brown will read at Clinton Hall selections
from sreecbe. Of Clay, Webster, &ci also from tho
late -peech Of Mr.. Sumner.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

SisfArBY MIErIso A meeting was held in the
PIT tsby'erian Chucb, Prince street st night, for the
purpose Of expressing syn pshy in the case u MIS-
Booiman. a fee woman whose children are In prison
ii Alexandra, Va. About 100 persons were present
Mrs Boormnn had become free woman by the laws
Of the State of New York bot went 10 Washington TO
attend upon her husband who wa- sick, aud by the
laws of Virginia. through which she was passing,
again became a slave. The aim Of this meeting was
b. raise moosy enough to redeem Ms Boorm, IN and
ber children from the slave prison in Virginia, where
they now lie
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

mert seeTs to neet with general spYvcessos. lie
coat shout three tms taat of tue csbole stse Pave
meet, or sb,ut o. ssi per square yaS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
rxECrTNE COMMITTEE.
n. JERSEY OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION

The IonhcI thth WthI INTO ecttt sts''On on III N
cial affair, and subsequently, adjourned Sar de.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

F.J.L AccrDrs1-Two MEs DRo"sED -Os
Tuesday afternoon accident occurred neHf Peek'-
kul sn the Hud.n River Railroad. by which two mea
named psirick Csrigan and Jane. Carey, m the en-
ploy of he Railroad Company, were drowned IL Ap
u.ar tlAt ok men we've on hantcn near Peekskii'.
ul,a graytl train came suddenly upon them BE
fore they could stop the car and rsw've from the
track The COW catcher, attached to the io'omo.ive.
struck i, throwing the ear ard men into the nver
Fou-of tie pary suec eded is escaping. bui the two
above Dsmsd having be-u injured "A Is supposed, by
the co-on and sonse qas aty resdered bepess, were
d,ovped before assistance could reach them
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

sIsGULAR Massoksgsr At sIsG SisG PRisos -
About q week ago convict pasn-d rAonpson ua1e
t,ok 70 escape from the Prison, was subsequently
a,oertained by bidieg under the nbbsh oi an o''
bcloirg in the Prison yard. HIS absence vas "'''
tr,J seon sitter the convc's got TO wofx u 'le "1a
ibg. and labor WAS oroer'd to be 'u'pen'0d ."e
,fiicssls and the priossis locked up "nne
-, "a. e., the ut.siDg ccasi:t II ~osld SEEN
,,,cco,,t,be to ue,t person, that the mere pursuit
.u0,,fv. oonvic, should render il Necessary -
co. the or zoo. q. loss OF hundreds VI doilAfs To
.,n.bos,-.A. Stale N all probability.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

MoRx RrYyIAsrs--A CITIZEN SuAnsED.--A
quiet lad while standing on sAs Sidewalk seer
tie Ii. ster in Chshsm stress. about 10, o'clock
co wedne.dsy night, ives attacked and vi'esay
s-ssuit<d without provocstica BY 9 losfs~i.A'
hooking fellow giving his name ~ Cofusfa'
Mu'Siy. AAer troet'ss tbs boy 10 the Ps'e'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

P.y,s DsAsr sTnsrr.-The postos Of Duane
s,,,, ,c,saed between Broadway sad Hudsou street.
high vas sideted lat F. has ever since that time
r. !. vor,e thsn ch ,c,ic state ana within tso or
,l,.e weks The part wiS~ssa is 10 be sappii-d With
.he Belsss paw, r,ent vhicA has slresdy beea lid
cevs from hudson 10 Church street, and VII be IA
isaed TO Broadway probably within coople Of weeks
a, faIthe.t The improvement . much SEEDED aud II
the ss,e.t is s,O videned rest Of Brood ~sy. urged
By msry, Duane s,rse+ VIII form aDoh conmodioss
llopustfsro tYou nver " tires. The Belgaa pws.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

TRE LATE HEAVY BLAeK.MAIL OrERArIos The
case ef wu. A. Brown, charged by IL Mayor Coz
tehu. w Lawrence with peijsry, which was st DOVE
for .Isnipstios yesterday, was postponed to Friday
nospi.g Of neKt week. TIE cause for the postpose-
,eat was an engagement Of ore Of the counsel for
defendant in the Psrvh VII case. Brown is tbs ind
vicusl sho it s ssd, ha for the p~t e'ghtesa yesU
been levyiBg black mali spoa the Er-asysx, sod =
rpated TO have aeeced him cot Of at esss 600 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

Charles II. Dclavan, esq, Corresponding Secretsg
of the Mechanics IDststo in this city, sails In The
stesmer Baltic for Europe tomorrow. NJ. Delsvss
ipepd- visit the literary and scientific institutions
of Europe before he returns
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

The wus~sa parted her tAro., A.y.sds and iA start
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

sALE OF PAINTINGS Yesterday Mr. James PhAies.
Of operate fame disposed of his private collection ID
paintings at auction, at his residence in Fourteenth
street. preparatory to going abroad There was
large number d oonuOisseum and curious people d
atts ndsnce. The list comprised over 80 paintass.
Sme by old masters, and ia general brought fak
prices An elegant piano and several choice articles
of oruams mt and ve,tu also included in the ssle