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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
4 d. 8OpDER RTFFIAN' SPEECHIN ED-
CNESII Il.

TIL DEMOCRATS ALL FOR SLAVERY IN
KANSAS.
4 freud vlo was at Re meeting OF the Blchsnsn
Tub On Monday evening, sends IL tie io-o"4ls
sketch Oi toe remarks OF Nestern hsSolriln, W.
happened 70 be present. IT, 3the 1it Do.cd tai:
That w The tO hear from tla, sde. Los people sty
What tt'y think, without ccn nscVti1n, aud no is III
can be 4ossc. rtaC'
CSMc1C6y evening TIC W. or 0. Ills ar.cis stepped
into itC h. ohaLan and .lSc Cuj iOJA4 -.
Pane w. ir5l Grisons Lis speech ana wen ~ sat
down b J. T.. Coc-fe.c' f''s'der o! 1le ! r.
sioeo aaG ea =. had Tie T., As,e % MIRO !acir1 ~
Nan Alien of Mis- Gun. lie I'D this with m'-, .car
ordinary easure, because the. r Vac pa'ty WilcI
coug ate rfZe with iueD nom - ias vi IAt tiioI
M. NGu A!eu t.osc aid sad. NJ. tel yoI boW !
tsppoutd 20 b. ic.c 10 rlg-t. Wa pas@ns t's".;-
tlls ci.s @ u va to tie Let, wlcre have soIe
busbees {, settle. whco 'pU1t Ire c9rs I'D Mt Ill
poct fYf Aab-rD, AID maze ~ WY 70 IteA+ f,s'f
Office. aieV that wes r,.4l< Democratic PAPER
| am pe,soGu.y acquainted W.'i t1c cctOi % nv
paper Gvd knew Lon e. b. a Nu.iona' maI. thee
ka.noG tL.Ie vG3 ~ Dc aCct.uS here - Li-. VIZ
Lylttd g. tpI AZ and t..s j. be l,-gn WY an IRE.
Gcltes. g.. / tyod u tb.a Stat- Aet Sprlns ! WIS
Hard teors'c 30 &c NatiOgC. Convention . tl1c.n-
Lsfi; | nc LtlC;,d a..a --0 ID L. q Convention.
and. gtlL.fCn. FcuIu, nie - siy tAat L h:s- $50
Coz. wt.s. a. iavro uob.o-ui C, rcn' We rJ.I-
metz Jgcos Evchautn; D. IS ? 'ral w1Jrn We
can yoto m. Aaer tA.t Convention | moye- %
Tie souta wee. pat Of M--0uG, % IT, y, .tr,
d hsmef. re have iG,. had al e. ,tion t;cfe
aId b;.C b" M Benton rtn separate ti'ae., Ne
tu.r t.,.t.t Mr. FO.E. Tlc K-,r.N,t.- p q, ~
x ~ 20 .c. tel C,Ycruor, bat Ne Wan q ply
? bic. Is ;.c "A a. tse NyEtt a. - = ~. .c
Know hottIl,s N MAscur are g., f1c9rcr : ,crrts.
NGrscs. Mud wlai DO l toi here a! I'll. Nv.tA
Why. t,ey eoa't -ey any-icg lou, slavery ST. the
SOuiA waits parry w..ca ~. speak I.sLt OF,
Which ". 10 bohcs;, .i@o tie Ng.iJna. D1nJ3s!,c
Dalty AZ tie South we 1)rrlts hNNs i al o.t
OWE pny. sc 60 for s.a'c1 y hi-aa5, y ~ j.
.r,tc .,rtfl Il. Eu, yQt q. kn)E lhc,c tMl,-. ana
.you 81 cc,ec IN ltc .ul wc1 a lu4.n--d VIII
1;cu Slf.r..c"ow al A.c..s'I; al Pr g.c.ni /,
a. tns . ae1rca Dem. ,rs.s. never k1i.w. an
gae t. see yo1 s'enc by 80 n aia - axe .c" = ,'l{
I'm sad Trcotore Parker Rld HclIy WI
Beecler arc lie mcl ,sro lave lna ie a .le trouble
N KLses Tie rocu scrt o.. ov Item axe a.
,ozoIosds. y,}i-rs. and H.cc, GEM men, te,
you, tteee u,tn ngkc a. the tgJU.e. II they mai II
gone toe, t.ere vou1 not Lave boon any tod DC.
They went thru 80 steal lie sayes, ind pooi many
AZ 4 ~. tive got Nliy M 0rd L,p s'Rt hon .
gloTs Z" 1hoso is ~ Of dcnyiae Ng' ara thiaA
Htci-on acc StUugf, 'ow cav. irc lndi'cftci'
tod GcU s:iingft,ow 20 rhcy tCi you tno'e - moi
i:ce6C;n II -pTccn thore. Why. 'hcrc a5 n". 1,eT
hrcttcyp {! sset1d. GO you sr27-r! Soait ha' 1fF1
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IL rclronsc to cal ;s.acd Is 20 Neuri AeaS ~
pt bcai = - cation q E.oohyt,L ;-cttaS "a hru
z Friday tyc-,irg a. t. Eo.yiag Hni, Ma-elm
RuI3irgs o- the p;rpcsc Q. cncctne egrtao'r 9s'
zee Of c0"pt Fatioi amorc tlo v@:9ns Ciuo' o' tAe
cIJ. Dc.ccrtcs i-ou IT, c.AcIctt " aIc' seie Pr
No., 'En r., CLa'Tcdi, al q >. d. mi SCI
tCIy, rIoc. edCd h do. some asll,o rlonod y
At>r onC otLatc, il W A-4.iGc-ay
Icscs.s -. each various ko7pi4o.r Ciuos sns a.
-a:lra III Il; cJ 20 Iecncs'e' y ~ tiot ce-.
q. .is eech if.tsJ er 10 ii., Te'.9- -
s-ricc v.i.sc. ssc.- =. ic79
Il is trusted t.ot tie ressc vi efcct Che pafpo5c
ceeiertd, nnd .he ct;l'.o1 4 .ae 1itren. ssc.'s
rcbv trcc;ed "a r:tb tie aOre taGt th"y ~, cc'
C,cn I. Ahc. ccrl,lv. e, .iy.- Oi a'eIcs' asa oc.
p.cseltcl by ya::cus gor'cuer, NJ. l"Erhi., o.
NovC.s we EirodE g. end ~ beIaI OF ue "op1O",
c.rs O. that psc. .z.eEl-C > their 20 Loofo.e ~
BCsSiyA oor-.Co.s -, .atioA IL a;ie-a 80
meeSa platt IL - f.eC-Ler, ct Wed sp A''S
Thc ncc.;rr eoie--r.d 70 t-.-Inb.e MT F"dey
u.asi Uecc-ri1 q It's sc.o- I. .1t-f rtsN LICE
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IT, tr.; follow thai - wae '"1'sc-e And what
d;d 10 scv &c nref why. re c.'d Re ditrt krcv bit
az hsa be4r g i,0ie Toe )asfi l am n tsvof OF
Snyeiy /. ksaess, 4 It caa &c n.bdo profitable
Ih1,e. 900 # Tot. Gu o?pocet to Il. hoe am
ga ~ re- l-frn 'otc ray q u, Nsrse az
We tsvc thloes 81 or oVa way. BIT what 10
fad IN 100 Noc;hern Ssies; Wy, faa pcies
elcttd and FFemo,. aad Dayton hs,s ca almc7t
every hoase end tac peope turTatirs fcr Frmoct
anc buJ toI Arc v lot CO.'S AZ rle6G, | I'll you
Sl, Il meas disupion. Why. SIR. or tie atd OF
AugLst pGr,y q so Foe state men drt;e party
Of Georgiaps and Alabsm's.s from Ossw smie
They fred r.o thri- ho1ses burned theI oud do
stCyeG toeA fences aaa crE. Ii canrot b.. deoed
hat MiSeCuians vert iu;o kaLsss ana vo,cd; but Is
that aIy excuse > lteU you, BIZ Seward aud Henry
Ward BtechtI ere responsible fJr al the robbcrcs
AID nurd.r- committed in Ksisas. an soEr!
that Dir. Beeche., mi1itt, Of the Gospel,
minister # the meek and lowiy Jesus, i,
not wi'l.rc TO cal Mssouiiars HI, brother
tell you hefe MiscuIials are mon Ycs, they
are Democrnts! They stand side by side rM 5es
They ere determined TO rnairtain their rgh's 10
Kaneoe, AMI vii stand with you, and elect james
Buctanar President. lie is a nan for the whole
Cihn. Tho speaker paid sOme c0mplinon'a lover
the M to the Fee Sol Democrats Of this State, who
hove elaudDned tie Siavttctacy. He had very
poor idea Of .heir political and personal ctaracters
YOU foi the lind reception sou have given mc-herc
tonight. We working foc the one great cause
You will e1cpse my aherer. Tem,rhs and concl0mofs
ton sty &C.
AT the close OF thi1 specoh, which was frequently
cheer,d, some one mov.d to adjourn. Mr.. .. NJ
Rice said thet before they adjourned he wished to say
that he saw some Ffemolttrs in the room, ana he
wan;ed them invited 20 The platform topdy for bleed
ING Kansas. The meeting then adjourned.
fRcclb-tsy Dem.
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CIR ALiTl.-TLe report q TIE Ci,y ln'pec.or
lr The rast wee. cshbi' Gratifying decrease in TIC
,1orsli.y ovlr, undoubtedly 70 the pTeyaeat pleas
tat wes,.er az tkc c1ciuel' Of be elno-plc'e TIE
9oa.as cor &c pact $50 wees cjap4-c a. i,'o"f:
Nes- WoHcn $. ~. H.:
y = : :, 1 e.; '''' - & j. u a
How le,rsac Ct = deaths amor. c!.il Ire.
t. mlvw:rs were among Ike F.ircra' c'u'e' Of
Geatl Ike rast w,el,: CJnsunrt.on =; clioic;a N
G1,rr. Ie5: colcra cholera rno,bus, q conTu
siots tr!s. tc, ~; darrAea, %; dysen'eTy, 3oi IL
rsnna;:oc G. tho bcvc.s, rcar'c!iev 2 me9ie:'
T.: rnarcsn.us tuflaie', g. There wcse t.'o -
deaths Of correction Ct Tie Lia.9, Of coop, OF &c
billy aitat.c = q dlopsy IN Tie head, otty. aus
l,eI, O. v-ooYrg c'ush, /. of INFLAMMATION O: -4.e
lug. q, rc.Gi &C. - q. .eotiits, aad O: sinl
,.x. Thee woe !i,cg:-e premature lr-h', -
CO g e III Lor c;d 1. deaths from o'ert Gauss
One fatal ease G: = .og fcver is reported lhe &c.
cesod rssS ldbofVg nGa. who hst been employee
a., board e k6l ier st Qua.srtcc lie d:ed Oh TIE
18Th int. in lie E.,!.teont-, Wd:d TIC foloT 5
Tie c;a ca,.on q discaser G,i Il. total III noer o.
{. tihs cgrecd y; c&oh Giseaso, d.ting the VICE.
Ect1s icia:e. &c !; bra.n ord ver7c9 -; 6'.,ere
ti,e crrrs, =; hcs.. 6ld b,ooi-vtssc.s, lo lalss'
Ur,a;. sc -; o,A age g; skia, &c sd cTrrt''s
Eye,s. .; rsii.born ard premature L.ls, 81 e'om
ech howell. ard Of, Il digestive o-srEr sef r'ce,
tein e,at It'll s6oeTa fcyJo, DC; rrinaly c'gsrs' =
Tic r.li,i,y ;eJle Givc- ~ on;;vrr Ct tie trlSi
s,t:re. - Ct Ire sud. &c e GesnGoy Of f'fgeae'
c.Hoisrd. e.eI Us LeGrc, q 81 qua s1rPSa ~
,s.sf s~s l:t,,.g, GsS.h Aslcrca.
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y ~ "oo5ce-s br. II. +. IsTs-< " y. r. Ci..-..a
"a 1, ses'.!. 40 hon A Bay. 4, G. liz prL
~ " b. stn-r, J y. Secor n. u EOiconte ., L.s
- 'fs nc. J. v. Le.,0o. Df @ a. Ky.bru Wa, Bo,ics
"a - =. LOT Scott I,cst Mage. d. z 4 r
-e'eSa hu-''i, c. Ne 20. Ios : Drgan v N.
49, ysrn Hsi Co. sTd BsLsy c St.ss-f IoS Mann.
Ibe bIsn.nit2 Ccmm.t'eo imposed " tie icl
.ov7S Geut.tmen: The Hoe. J W. L'eesce Dr.. J.
7 Mott. tie uos Joun BiAsg, Df. II. 5. Lever, Or
j.. Al. Weed oca, j S6cos, e-q.
=, lie Comuiitieo who we:e sppoin.oi - wa. 90
neseTs S.rckiaao ! Co werr Dr &c. No.;, u! H. s.
Ltvr. VIM. 7. c., lard. go
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NEW ROUrE TO KANSAS.

Impressed with abe oeliel tnc the land route through
Iowa 10 tic ucw Territories vii l|ays he the s+icSt
for perecrs dosiriog to 60 to Kansas and Ne6ra3ka
from TIC Fire States ana thu. the few inconvenience
now experience curing the Il lnrit will continually be
kssened the uodersr led, citizens Of Southern Iowa,
would spectfa y cal the sttenon Of the travelling
public TO 1e peculiar .ntages offered by the rodte
through Chicago Burlington, Iowa, to the Missouri
Rnei il the southeast corner Of the State OF Iowa,
the eoiut most accessible TO KaLsas bound Migrants.
Tue country through which THE Missouri River Rail
rOsd pssses, aid partially Constructed s the most
fet,le anc uclsettlcd portion of tn, State. Every
f,w mike Of the isancc, from the Mississippi
10 the NissOar River well imp.Ovcd tlrms aud tbriv
ing viag, : may be found enabling the traveller 10
stop at shy desired point, either 10 rcst OF reiit.
Tie Bu' Dgton aud Missouri River Railroad l. com
plHtd TO Mouht Pleasant, in Iowa, further westward
than any Ohci Iailr, al IN the STATE, and two daily
Lines OF foor horse hes connect with tue
morning ad eyeIibg trains ttIs road points
She MirsOuf river making the passase 10 tnan four
Oays.
The distance, whothor rechoncl from Burlington or
Chicago 10 fully 100 miles shorier than by any
other route with more mics Of RAILROAD travel upon
IT, and less staging. In proof OF this wo give the i0-
lowing table OF GsteIcee, compared with tue Rock
Il atn lin shOrtp-t ruutC .hTOuCh Iowa:
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.LcNi0u5 kSACi..-Jsl.se kclt-I.nh, A7epe,
4. -: tcs 6: a. 81 Fs e1oe e. :.
f.ca,-. e-s--', Ion james Z. ne v y,
~ ls-y l. -: fw,D', ;-:a e.reet re 49,. "" 90
@ = Il N t:cr yr.rL Cd rcNclt vs. e W gu Io
,t1~i,c-1 .ts-,an of AZ 6.spst, assyt Ito
y,sGot 's-s Of i,s,a Vrlei tcastss 10 20 faf
ooe.S 4 ~ '"shJt. o. is'Df CO Sos''''' W 90
,sear.
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iGCEEDIARY DOCUkENTS.

Foo 7tf 81 Lors X rb4lrIr.
CtLcN3r' Mics Wednesday. Arg 10, la-5
u Ce fd'for ef 1he K,5 fbes-
stna you inc.os,d slip cut from 7i,rs'n1'irs
Democrat OF this week which contains notice Of the
tie OF Mr.. John Dubeuy, O native OF Virginia, and
of tie Is-t four or five years resd tnt Of this place
oT circulating legendary documents. viz: Seaar Is
and Sum- ers speeches among tho elavCs. Tie trial
ooS place before the Mayor aud justices OF toe town
wich resulted ia bis commitment TO await his tra' be-
lore the Circuit Court. Whether the iLcios-d repo,.
will pcsst any interest for your adcrs you ourse
must be tie judge. There Il, OF oil events 20 ne
novelty adiudgDg speeches delivered in the Cnitod
salts Congo, TO be 'ncenGisy documents"
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pr.rrH,TY ArTFWPr To COMMIT StICIpy -dx-
Ian Bossaux, Fr,nohman, residing at the house u
IIc,ra Braun Mllncr az No. l97 Canal street, at
tempted self destruction Saturday fret by cutting
hi- ann with razor noit by cutting two gsshes 10
his throat, and lastly 10y taking dosc Of ,suds
mum. lie WAS Discovered after. and DR.. h.tss
was called n, succeeded il stopping the flow OF blood
from the wounds, end partially restoring him. The
Dr. ia of the opinion that the effects OF the lsudsaam
upon his system, prevented liz bleeding to death. n
appears that five years ago b -ssaux came to this
country with 10000 irencs, portion Of winch no eK-
pended for farm on Long Island This he recently
exchanged for land in Sullivan County, New York.
which has proved almos. vaucless. He losses pmy
ID upon h.s mind and led him to attempt self destruc
tcn.
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FlARruL LEAF To E-ciPi NloLsNCg.-An Insb
man. nared Burke. living at No 20 Monroe street.
was yesterday Gnes;od charged viii, attempting In
beat his wife, who to escape his violence, ju nped
fIom a bird story window OF their residence to the
pavement, and was eeriGly injured. She was tskcs
20 TIE New io,h Hospital, and her brutal hu'Ssad
was lccked up by Justice Wood. 1t il stated thst
Burke ia in tie habit OF coming home drunk, sad
brutolly bc..ng liz w.lc aai 20 savage has bees as
treatment to her, that she was coi-ian.ly 10 fear "
lcls murdCrtd.
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pnroGlsrs. PlnlUlnr, AID FANCY Goo

TTTTFFFT-FN lIIlTs@ t'" Il INV
pr.rres viatDg the city VIII nd to B,Is 80 IHN
s.AD BLcwlEs, Tor psTfn ns ts breath sud ts,.."s =
40 n.ie1.o. Ia La, 81 es~lci- g. tn7 rirfs-
q - 70 s,,1tIir.ssf,tc ne~.b"fs y" s<s0
:, lr,iysi,t, a. i ..cY Cr9o.s Dc.icu u SsS'"''
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saason new upon

K1III-f"S. Tho s'es'n row upon us Is ths
-, ", r of,~T ia tae sie 10 Co;t. 2on sa,A
- : 40. f.-s.. -. I'll ftsto srt tnoae
i, Late essi. -. tas. rcg-t ross 5isoo>ou sor. AZ
en- Lsc IS, r'e re -, iece a. ne,e ssi. ho~v,s
l. a, pe, u lie rec =. d = LLi,rss. Etf sIo y
4 h. 49,. {. rre, T. T. Csrgy. al 0rss''s
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III SrATE AND

HLSpY CLsY'S OPINION on TN STATE AMP
k.lioXsI Law sc-.3r. P0ue ~se, Il 4. IN, sIs,ns
uSiil s'' ale, u ,tc - snt 40 81 t'
H. Ner. Fem te. hs ss9tembs' so y, Cteu'''
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ro.;,nJ ~ vsi.i1D Wb0eo sirds VI lie haze

- -. or L p j. .IsIlF - q 7 W fhbief
" =, . -. - Is-. nos. Bfonclis. Co -, C1os esS
-.' 80 ~ Peec,n. pf'nct ~. n's p ia.lth, 49,,
= t,,T f.. ace. icai.ss Dt b. laws. Jss-s7
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A9UsEsYSr.-THe Summer GGrdcR.-Miss Ages
Robertson ard Mr.. Bourccaut. SITTER a. aosence 'fom
the boards of few days for relaxation and rest re
appear this evening in a new drama, written oy MI.
b woioauh, and never before played in this CITY en-
tt!'d Victor and HorteLse,' in which they ooui
hsve pats. A. Mr. Stuarts season closes the otSoi
rtx month at the end of which time these so popu-
aI performers vii probably leave us there Ia no tear
u al the latter part of the Summer campaign VIII not
be o. brilliantly successful IS the first has been.
N'5fos GG'd'a Burton stll continues 20 draw
in Mense houses at this establishment This evening
he oppeaFs as the impusve Mr. "Eberfzer sudden
in the Breach OF Promise. On Wednesday night will
be REPEATED fer the especial benefit of those who have
SEEN hui bred times and are always ready to see
again, "Tood.es The Ravols, with the ballet
troupe and yourg Healer, play every alternate night
ChDHg u Weeds MH,treis, who with toe othet
fsshiopables have been mitigating the August suos by
short sooUrn in the districts have returned -
their cid quarters, No. AL Broadway, AMI recon-
mence this evening their ever attractive cntertain
ments. During their absence they have played in
number Of cities and sns, which back counties
hsyrs been heard FROM give very ia;tcring &c
count OF tie Of George" AID a,l those WI,
have so .ong aided and sbettsd him IN bis practice
the black art. They have visited Uics, Syracuse
&c ard having carefully noted down the rustic pc
culiaries they have necessarily encountered thei-
travels, have come ba,k with lot OF funny item,
with which they are prepared to astonish the Ne*-
Ycik natives
Buckley's Scyeaa5ers having hst week formally
d,d.cstld their new Hail. also commence operations
this evening This beautiful and convenient eddce
las already tocn described at length in TIE TRIBUNE
AT tbs establishment, as heretofore burlesque opera
VII be the order Of tie day and the new facilities and
Ttources of the stage ard scenic department Will give
an opportunity producing them with greater atten
ticn to oesancc and effect than has ever before been
at.tn pttd.
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EATN RAILROAD AC'rni 81 At two O'Clock Ca
S,i,rl,, morning wou.I over b7 nia~
ram. on zoe H. iol Rier R.E)id. ard siandy allied as
nove.t hel iron be holy s.i the 70 lowing rcfdc was
Icr,d hy ho r, That deesssst - Der death b.
teius run over 10 ffn tho Huisn Rv- Hsrosd.
but Wheeler deceaseI je suctio - sccisti
sy e; sclo-i The t.,l we 20 r, Cd Or iscsa thofe
WI inseis lie u 2 unaNs tAGlcids
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.io:t~ NiTI,uMg'> ELWbl iOR ASTHMA
H0.i Cur IT,. o., ~, sc ~, s.rs aOSeee ~hA;o s
gte--.G ts ~ q, a. .lec'ci-e "a E'>cd the r'orsD~
10 cteT tr 20 tat. & uns9 rlo &c Al ct'd wh ~
SL,., c.-lul lisess. Pcr>s v-o srter hocn ~
cCcui CoGs egl Csssf ~ - frc tesicf Ia fhs az
bis a.v. Pte,-rr. ely ~ Jo-.ru bcRSrr1 Co. y
- fremont l}o.t.g al orior, usI " sctrsx
sc.d !, Dirsras i,r~I.a tttousent tao La'ted s's
CG..t. Icrs,.l " C. H. fIC -, n. ef-i.A S-A'
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nEAy. sl.Anso.1 RosDss' A vr..7e eoet .-a'l5
,soc. 80 l,,a c;ce,:s, etc to tie Wade OF s,.o99.
Ls::oasias to hz w1- c Po.s'' Of nc Bend S'0'''
xr. s,a,ea Gcn % toa,d lie stestsSoss Co1'necoe.
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AZ ISF,NI RFs'Ul u IRON bRoNs SiS".-A hoy was
cs,r. AZ ~ sons he sirs iscs of tho pier TO OF ous
ton stIeet scrcc, when Tbs child sprsrs tom
us .Ld II tue ck A workman IN the SAe tsN
BY ro tuN, az Il Hattasse 70 Hs
r.. sI.cs Of is parents, So. I-j fnisd street
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CITY ITEMS.

THE OrkRA.--The Acsdemy OF Muse viii be opeoed
OF the let Of September BY Max Mare.zek for
Of about fifteen representations. The company Will
ircude the old favorites, La Grange, Bnenoi and
Apodio, snd new tenor OF whom we bear good re-
ports. During the season Meyerbecrs opera
"LEtcile du Nord viii be produced. Tue open og
opera Will probably be the Trovstore. IL the Puo &c
sustain tie mansger in this season arrangements wiz
probably be mace TO keep the Academy open daring
tie Winter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

RESTED from DRowNING.-N N. Ross boy
wears If aqe fell Ito he lok 1'i c. rwey thd street.
liver a sculi have drowned bt f the e,sftions offs
,r Nsas " h1 pluH god held TIE l.i tn' both
t,uee b. Csn Wines ell Ofcsr Barrett q tie soh
"a 70 100 Tia 10y was take ie reside ice Of his pc
Ye-.s No gij second 6 a.uo.
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DKovNFn. Tho body OF A man iiess d as 8 safer
res tri3 o. Sicts ne t r. o. the foot OF auts,
N-s.t. lie Eyf.u-. fi4cd.
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Immigrants westward wot.d - well TO see Nc
Rsre CAneeo F. MIA sfAr. siSr', ed te>c W
Ar. {. aFs.IL.
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DELLs-BEIL-.-MESLELY' ,celc6rsted BHds
u a. descriptions f5rs-e, o. F'ctor Prnasb
kAltsA.Ls = Co.. AseGts, 40. 1873 Scos<~Ay
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Rus OWN ,SD KI'rgD John keuuCGy, hog
,tscn yeas of age r.. oa 40 90 GRO erect dus-
ing ~ SLcd.s u4O'rlng Mh.l lie tel cat al wa
ru. over ga scI ~ his CoTsase PeiS hst 90
4 cnest np.E me " y.
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Brutal tSD MURDyRors A.ArLr-PRosAsLr
FArAL.-A desperate stt'mp, s. muroer was made -
Friday night at toe agerbccr saloon of John DoescAsr.
Ne. 80 Howard trcct. Toe latter it is s!lcgs5 had
Inspected bis wife Of being intimate with one Chairs
Corlcs, who fequented his plsoe. The cooseqgssoe
wa, his jeaousy was folly aroused, ard lie resolved
to take revenge. Accordingly, at tie time named.
Dcescher assaulted Corles with club, ard striking
him powerful blow the head fractured his sks8.
TIL violence was repeated, till at length the victim
had bo.h tyes backcned and entirely closed hts iaos
was Gu, deep and much bruised. Beside this the 6s
ges and bones OF DO Lis hands were badly fractured
bv bows from the club used by Doesohcr. The
alarm was raised, which resulted in the arrest Of the
sssailsnt by Officer McBtde of the Fourteepth Ward
Police. He was taken 10 he Sraon-House and
locked up fr examination by justice Wood DR..
Mcdonald, one OF tie Police Surgeons, WAS cAie].
nd dressed the wounds OF Coree, who, he feas, via
tie. TIE patient was conveyed to the New York
Hospital.
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Trav hing parties 60 ritior By stage or BY private
Conveyance, "a tney may dcsre Faculties arc offered
il sno about burlington for the purchase of wagons
cair;ag he se uues, aud Cthol stock end the usua
outfit If wee:cro cnsratius parties, not s1ccllel by
any O,teT POINT IA the Wet is 10 chtepntss OF price,
abundance q euprl!, etc.
The raihoac Connections via Burlington are al that
car be L, srtO. Parties f0m NC0-Eog!and, NV.
NCIk Penn syiyania OF points 0tstuaro, can be ticket
&C Though II oucrd RATS over the NcTl orl Central
Now-YO,k S4u Elic, and Pcno-ylyania Railroads., via
the MicoigsG Central or Michigan Southern, ana
Chicago AID Buing,on, and burlington aud MIsso1l
River RG.ioAds, iurtbeI st tlan b. any other route
Any Information desired by parties tcsSniug to en-
crate 20 the MCs;, wI.i b. clccnuly Gnd promptly
itTIiete- by ether of tic undersigned.
W I. COOL88U8U, Pres o y. and M7. u X. z.
" H. BACKUS SupcrnfLt Il. end No. r. u. II.
tRfiKf'cE lows. Aug. l. 1886.
eogtfy the oo.taiued In tue a I'VE Cir
JkMTS ~ GRIMES, CcgcraoT ,f The safe OF low.
RITZ ELNRl NARnEN.
}. =. Ts LIANT.
A. c IiAE!ING. OF MonplO-th, H.
ROkE Quincy, Q; Mon rouh. IL
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tAtNssttsf-n-tt -
TlE HyniN PueyaYgg CAs-WUGb-s CO.
IArsn s.,al1c B-.i.ss~ We s-s r'sisr.o - W.
70 10 ~fes OF tocso ftoats,o ~ 49,
psg@,s u.;cS P-enka css 'is ssssnSs'~S -
Ccse Vi uug,pw
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SrHI0r- FAIr.--Ccorle Grove, mason bJ trade.
On Saturday ieL fro1, tAif door OF s
building o. Fl Peer -Iecis. AMI sustained"
reeturo OF h- .ep sad3 otlec Eie' lie ~a so-
viewed 10 tie New. lora IllsluS.
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rtwnrd wac offered f.. ho spp'ehenso, ., the ,tis
but 70 cluc, either to him or tn, s.ccr p;otery w
obt&net until SATURDAY. vhec tie ts'pct SS; We
found IN the p0sses-ion Of o msn rsmed HGcetiss
La~l lie. No. SOC Grad street. bit 40 papers vse -
it. Lss.Ilc wss arrested aud locked rp to Ansvs
charge u grand larceny.
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SrALsIsG ATgPar-A Gght toCk place on ot'"'"Ay
gtt ct tic run, o,e No 81 Leonard stEee'' al'''5
gag Of lcfcrp. ourirs which ocs ID D'o"n wa7 se-
,ere,g esbbed in tie goin. lie wa tx 20 vac
Eev.loa ,Ioep.ta!. Tie folio" vino committed the
tNtr;cc cord
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Assault ~ RowpUs A man named Joho Hawke
was found early yesterday morning 90 the adsvsh
coHer OF Cortiandt and Wsshins ton streets bleeding
from several wounes which BE- said had bee, bl,ot~I
by some men whom he did DOT know. Ono Of his eyss
was terribly bruised and cut, his Under liz w~ ssla.
and he was otherwise di-hgured and bruised He ss,s
lie lay four hours on the pavemep, before a., o.,
came to his assistance. He wa. taken TO tina Nav.
York Hospital.