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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
THE LATEST NEWS,
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CONGRESS-BROOKS.
Cpe cial Dispatch IN tina N Y Trhuna

WASHINGTON, Monday, July T. 1856.
The Senate has passed the st. Mary's, st. Clair,
and Mississippi River bills over the Presidents
strong speech in favor of river and barbor improve
ments. The President is considered crushed out.
1t is believed the bill will 60 through the House.
In the HOuse to-day, the bill to pay the officers
of the Revolutionary army was pushed to its final
passage, and will go through that stage Tomorrow
A resolution to supply new members with books,
the same as last Congress, passed. An amend
ment to authorize each member to purchase
81 200 worth of such books as he pleased was de-
feated.
Mr.. Campbell offered, by unanimous consent, a
resolution, which was read and ordered to be
printed, for the appointment Of Committee Of
thirteen to consider and recommend the best plan
for the restoration of peace in Kansas.
The Douglas and TOOmbs bill will never see day
light in the HOufe. Several Members who voted
sgainst the Free Kansas bill declare their intention
to vote against it, and others are Indifferent
Satan's kingdom is tumbliDg down. 1t is fact
that Whitfield and StriDgfellOw were most active
during the all night session in flibustering the bill
through the Senate and how they talk against it as
Q Tuse.
The Brooks case comes up tomorrow. An
attempt will be made to take the Illinois election
case up first. Messrs. Comings, Knapp and
Trafton of Massachusetts, will spsak on the
Brooks assault.
The President has not yet replied to the testi-
mopy of Gov Reeder, NOT signi6ed his intention
of doing so. II.
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ARRAY BETWEEN GOVERNOR WISE AND
HUGH X. PLEASANTS.

RICHMOND, Monday, July !, 1880.
Hugh r. Peasants, brother of the late John
Hampton PIE asants, and formerly editor of The
Penny Post of this city, went this morning into the
Executive Chamber Of the Capitol where Gov. Wise
was engaged writing, and taking a seat by invitation
of the Governor said after brief period. thought
"Gzzard foot was here" Governor Wise smilingy
replied, 81 the man." Peasants. rising from his
seat ard approaching the table at which the Governor
sat, said "By God! 1 did not know you, and
$50 you Ebo shin and gizzard foot 81
Gam" remarked Governor Wise with smile,
card your are Hugh Plesssnts." Peasants
thereu pom commenced abusing the Governor without
aIy Prove cation whatever when the Governor ordered
him to leave the room but he refused to do The
Governor then rose from his seat, approached Pleas
ants and taking hold of him, ends avOred to push him
ont Peasants resisted squared off, and placed him
stf in attitude to strike when the Governor struck
him with his fs under the left eye and cut him pretty
severely. He then seized him by the turned him
round and kicked him. AT this time the messenger Of
the Exc cutve came up aud had him removed by the
order of the Governor 1t is said that Pie isants was
intoxicated The Know Nothings of the city are very
indignant about the affair.
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Birth or RAIIRoAD CAR.-0n Saturday even.
ing last, as TIE New.TOik and Ees train was coming
from the West, hads passenger was taken unwsiL
phy sician was sosa found on board, asd With his
ssssance and thst If two or three female aids, the
lady, in rome twenty minutes, gave bbsh toa sne boy
and mother and child both comfortable. The new
conner was soon exhibited to his fellow passengers In
the car :harp discussion ensued between the Con,
ductor and ruraes the former insisting the child ouio
be named after the President Of the Road, ana tAe
latter that il should be called JOHN c. FREMONT the
husband was awaiting the arrival Of MS Tfe' whesa
be received her vita the increase.
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THE BRITISH LEGATION-THE CASE OF MIR.
HERBERT.

Special Dispatch to The PeInsyyauis Inquirer
WAsHISGTOS, July 8, 1856.
II is unde rsood that the Chief Secretary of the Bnt-
isb Legation, having received instructions to that e
feel from his Government, will soon reopen his office
for the transaction of business. II has been closed
stree the Dismissal of Mr.. Champion.
Mr.. Herbert, the Ca iforDii Congressman, "no
killed the Iiish waiter Heating, has been indeed ny
our Grand Jury for the crime OF murder and has been
committee to Jail to await his trial This was anex-
IL cted 10 him. for be had been out or bail the sxam
ming magistrates having chosen 10 estimate his Of
tense as only msnsaughter. He will have no agreed
bic quarters this bot weather, and Is anxious Tor
spsedy trial as he feels be will never be con-
yicted of the greater crime with which he is shargee
No further notice will be taken 81 the subject IN the
Uou,e until At err his tiis when as he mus certainly
be convicted Of something that body will pgobahiy re-
litye jtself of him. Ii is the general impression mat
be will be found guilty of msnsaughter IN the lowest
degree receive his sentence AID no mnedistoy par
doued by the President, who holds the power OF Die
and death in cases Of this knG occurring IN the DIS
trict of Columbia. The Hese'itment for murder IN
the f degree il well undsrs God TO be On appear
ance of severity, for the pnrpose Of cOncis'ng the
rsb population, bat no supposes that the farce
inte add to BE kept up for ny length OF time. The
MOI extraordinarNf 1ertiop have been made to IN
duco the brother e who is the principal wit
mss to absent himself, bv without success Politics
however, mngle so nv CHI in this case that nothing
Ike re al justice need be expected.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
of The Y. Tribune.

CAPE COD, Mass, jane %. 1855:
The Bsrrstable County Conference embracing
she Orthodox Congregational Churches OF Cape
Cod Nantucket, and Dukes County, few days
since closed its semi. annual meeting In Falmouth
the pastors ane pei pie assemble a. far as pract.
cable and hold q religious Convention, discussing
ous.tons Of reform and the spiritual interests on
Ina churches. Never since the subject Of slavery
came before this association Of the clergy ano :
oo on"Iv renres- ntation from their parishes, was
tSere sucI upanipi,y Of feeling and action Inc
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THE SENATE KANSAS BILL.

Special Dispatch TO The n Trlbune -
WASHINGTON, Monday, July z, 1856.
Some Southern opposition is appearing to the
Senate Kansas bill Three SOutherners pledge
Themselves against it. The Northern opposition
compact and confident.
The North American Committee is here arguing
for the adoption of Johnston for Vice-President.
They have no success as yet.
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN NEw-MEXICO.

CHICAGO, oituruHy, July D, IoJD'
Major Fry, with party from Santa Fee arrived at
ST. Louis gu the Sd. Indian troubles in New Mexico
had broken out again with renewed violence, and
II any of the tribes were engaged 10 hostilities.
Ger. Garland was preparing for campaign on an
Intensive scale.
The party on the way met numerous Camanches and
other Indians on the Camanche River awaiting an
nniiiea
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE, Monday, July Z, !

BALTIMORE, MONDAY, July Z, Iooo'
A dreadful accident Occun cd on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad this evening. The train was thrown of
the track near the Relay Hou:e in consequence of the
switch being half opeAed and broken The engineer,
James Cough, and Henry Maggie, newsman, we're killed.
Mr. Hedges, mail sgent, Mr. Warrington, lawyer ct
Annapolis VIM. Biidges, coDfeciioner, and fireman
pamtd Russe badly injured. Several cars were
bfok on
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BALLOON ASCENSION.

BOSTON, Monday, July 7, leo6.
large pIopo,, III of the ci'izens of Boston and
vicinity tbro, ed the Common this evening to witness
Mr. Wise's balloon ascension, and the settiog of the
CITY fireworks, which had been postponed from the
Fomtb. Both went off satisfactorily. MT. Wise, the
asopaut landed safely in West Medford, about Elk
,,;.s from this CITY nj 7 O'Clock.
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CAMBRIA FOR FREMosT.-Ife Cam"o'AmeTFIn,
q weekly Journal devoted to the interests OF the
ne.xes OF Wales in this cour'ry, hosts the R-puo'
car Ass From tie day' ct tia Roman -nVIaon, tho
.r-e B,iiy. ha7 been on tas slis Of Liberty.
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CRICKET NJ ATCH.

ALBANY, MOnf ay, July :, le56.
The Cncket match between Newark and Albany
was comm. need here to cav. The Albany Club In
s first innings, go. 10 runs, and Newark lol runs
In the second innings Albany scored 80, with wlckes
to 90 down. The match viii be resumed ~ morrow.
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THE U. s. STEAMER MERRIMAC.

DOSTUN, MOhuHy July 7, IoJO.
The United States steamer Merrimsc, from Key
West, is below, and will arrive up this afternoon
The Governor and Council have refused to pardon
Messrs COburn and Dalton, confined in jail for
the assault on William Sumner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

The pame of SAM FL DICKSON, representing the
Albany District OF our State in the House, was
omitted by mistake from the list OF Yeas on MIR.
Dunu's motion TO restore the Missouri Restriction.
Mr.. Dickson has not, far as We are aware, made
aD, speech in The House, but he always votes anu
whenever his name does not appear the right side
in division Of me House. il will be safe to presime
that the p.iLttr have omitted i by mistake.
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HEAR THE PEOPLE!
FROM MAINE.
BANGOR, Me-, Friday, sxne q, 1856.
AZ ths N Tvtk.o.

FROM MAINE.
BANGOR, Me-, Friday sxne e. 1856.
Cossespc adeDes Of tbs N. Y. Tribune.
There hes been, this evening, the grestest A,d mot
enihu iasc gathering tha; has ever been kuovl II
this part q The State TO rs.y TIE nomination Of Pre-
mon' ard Dayton. Delegates arrived from 0ldtown,
Hamdsn and Brewer. Norombega Hall the largest in
the State, wss filled to Overlooking, while hundreds Of
people could not obtain entrance The Hon. Hsnnl-
bal Hamln, the Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, of Augusta, and
Noah Bsiker esq.. lately arrived fom Kansas, adj
dressed the meeting All e tbr speakers were for
ntry members Of the Democratic party and the two
frt possessed nor. iDfueuce in the Democratic party
in this State than any other men. The meeting vas
attended by "men who knew their rights, and, know
ing dare msintsin," and by women whose gesGe and
pure, yet thoughtful faces, gave ample evidence that
their inf sence would not be wanting IN the cease Of
liberty in the preseLt crisis. The bee, bumor pre-
vailed The speakers ware received with, aud sp-
pauded by fequ'ct cheers. Speeches. we've made ia
1: o'clock, with nne tremendous cheers for Fremont
and Dayton. Froio tie platform you could men,
formerly Conservative Wigs ane Radical Democrats,
Know Nothirgs aud Anti-Knov Nothings, al i'm
pressed with the duty they their country. bril-
liant dpplay Of fireworks exhibited at the close.
The Democratic meeting to ratify the nomination Of
Buck ssd Brek wsss perfect failure The Custom
&c. in sact constituted no nconsidsrable part Of tbs
audier CO. TIE galleries partly Sled with msu
and boys listening to olum and two ftss, and inter-
ested in o -naprer wble the body Of the He'll the
meeting was held in the City Hall capable Of holding
10 more thas lOoO-wss spar>ely filed with interested
raftrs ! hsve been credibly Informed that there
were rot over 500 at the "Buck and Btsek " meet
il q while at tbs Republican there at least ooo
Maine true to her motto, will lead the northern band
of f,eemen with 900 majority DIRIGo.
SovrH SoLos, Me-, June Is, 1856.
Corrs,pordepee Of DIE n. Y. Tribune
The nomination Of Col Fremont takes with the
hearts of the people N this region cold water to the
thirsty on the Arabian Deserts.
1t is impossible to tell what issues may be crowded
into the canvass between and November but APP
pearances here ere that, with very few excep.
lions, Fremont will carry the whole multitude.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
60ks op aanuca.
~ WtLsos. Ane'ioneer.
L l'ttION NOl IL -Rapk krunt sal.

A tc'ipN NOllCB.-Baukrupt sale Of mag
~ ficert kOSEWOou snd MAHpv ASY HDrSgHDbD
PRNfIUtF, PliNO-PORrr WRENCH pate plR9
nd MANTLE MIRRORS VRLvHT CARPETS ELgGiyP
DiL PAINTINGS, RICH SILVER WARE sc-H VII
NSON Atc'iof s~r vii sell ~ Ca-aotus THIS ipS,Y,
NORSiNf 20 20 0elock, the sapero cont-a., "a ,bs
Wes' lfhs 9't copsi,.ia. 81 thfse
r,.'iy suf rcsewoo PHor Suite cog.rei Va s,.,s ,od
spstrv of styles. Etzah@'h,a Louis Rsrr,-sa.a
nd tht Psr'sisU thOui sDd Pier .nd
u'ct Tahcs, OF the lilsite -Nnot Rta
.ere lage rasewood Secretary FNcy rabss. iisii
r-ar Reception Chars 10 satin Gartisa HAsy ChAs
= nosuet nd ao,sfrs ai-- Frenc p,Ae Pier AL M.lds
mirrors. hIocaee aud Lace N.ud0g Clrtas e,esi1t Las
care - ,de. iieh china aid marble Nsso- uAte
C,od seven octave PiAro-Fot~ hrshed All round esssndy
.s ND e.r velvet Carpets. Bronz-s ras, GtiOihes
eh s,d cs'ly Par.su Or suenfs oi fA'ug., 'omp.ils
great ysretN subjects by eminent f1Esn afst' saesa~
grg Cnnary Buds sDd Cage. solid oas Dn'hsrin F7rt
covered rlush Frtensun Tnhe u ir~ Dlnnt and
Ann Chairs; csk e~ssnt rnd e@ ~ chls ia >nd
D1urer sets; snd ruby cnt GtNs-wsre 81
yer T.s Bss.efs Css spoons fofss, hi,io
Na Saly,,s ivorv balance handle Cnheryi cs-S sns
,bcsa, B,Si.~sis Bureaus sad Nasnsonds to msrh sn
.ui-r yreuch china Toilet Sets Hsit Mattress 'e
Fe.tber Beds lsters AMI Pillows; l~uOs WOOL ol,
iets -ssvocd Chamber SUITE IN harc.nh nahoFsaY cuss
, CHAIR RcckeV Sofas ardrObes Lounles, Couch oef
sr three rraneed Cottage Bedroom Suie~ l7rsn Csfpets
yrrors F-gayf,s us Ssri; velvet S'air CsrDcs slTs'
r..eJ sr Rods Ocoths Also 81 'he Basement FURNITURE
xheb embraces and defrahle issorneut 81
Crk.ry GIassu are Knives and Forks Kitchen Ware Se
The whole for absolute sale. TO close up the ea-cs OF
bankrupt Sale positive unes PIE rented By special order
the Court
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
y CoLrDN. Aurro1ssr
ATCTION SALE of UOI 'SEUOLD FURNI-

~ TIRE CARP f. OF CLOTHS MIRRORS, sc -
y COTTON will sell rHIS DAy (Fdda'l 10! o'eiocs. st
the Auction Room No 50 R.ekman't large snd gsocr, 81
sni seeondharf rpnue 20 np'''e n raT
b,-sse, Three py ard Insrsn Cupc Oh 4. th, Mirrors
sh,sary and marble top Dressing Bureaus do "asas,d
Frrteh beas.ea Coesedo Hsr Mattresses aid Paiiv,e
.hCssn, Char, oak snd maple c.ns 'ea' Oh ~,
,eho.any and r w Bookcase Sscretes. Wsritoo's Oa
PHI ,iuss FIgavugs ck Extension Tables. u '" Duaet.
Tea .ra Dining Tab es CrorkeFy GiassSae' nc sIo per
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
X. ". wLsrcoTr, Auetioueer
I ARGE SALE Of rich and elegant HOUSE

u =
II HOLD FURNITURE rich CHANDELIERS. &c TO
MORROW, SstMdsv, NAV - At lct Jcl ck.
r. w WEsTCOTT will sell, Ca the above dsy tho entire
splesdh FURNITURE Contained IN tho 1sorf dsel ns M
lS2 2lss. 7th sisunE OF PariO Dinias
room Library aud Chanbes Furniture all hrstcass having
been al. bat four moUths The Att stiss
of all in Rosewood Furniture such only be os
tAite Of our best make. 10 called TO hi, ses The eahe
gu ture will be- sold ureseryedy snt dePosu
OF 10 per will he required all pnrcbsss-he ood' 70
be removed by Noudsy II o'clock Descriptive Cstiosnss
c.n be Oh aimed st the house. 80
The Luriture coussts p.it rich Velvet Psor Chsmbet
ard arpet splendid octave rosewood Pin 'ore us,d
but months carved Double suite -o Tns9"oS
Paro Furniture French satin, with covers ono Sui'o do
msce TO or mouths in embroidered bmcads "n
chy arved solid rosewood amos crimson ana sod oae
do pieces crimson ald with covers AZ ths.s
suites aIe Of the ole CANT desrrn' On neA
hle eou Et,s.ros French Plate Vnts rrsben iea
t,L ss, ,ooI ivo French Seeretar "a a5d Booze an
sih .th AID .a'ia sss; tso masa6S Psr NIro. with
sht. brarb II fee. lOUg; two srlsOid hsena
TULi,h R.volsins Chairs In saith Reception ana heo"S
Ci airs nndaiOn tAp-stry, vers Ich frh"hh A' p'os
variety Of unique fztlor OhaDene hs's
collection supeIb OIL Painting when arr the sSfs
OF Codes Life, richly frames Lace CuTtsns 40 d
border.d shades Sc Auugus usrbletop Hall stand With
Chairs uoqnet splsndd r-e~O betstesis Ofses
Connioies and sh-tan ell maze 90 orhsr 70
match throw ghou; China TOILETTE Ware. rosewood "std"e,
cloth Cottage and bedroom Nha,
superb Hair Mattresses Beds and being,
val square Mirrors and bronze ClOcksw
a j variety Dining fufut'ute spte ldid
ahoeA, Fxtensio Table ~ feet cosby inUs Daner
Set Tee and cTys cut GasswaTe OF eVerJ descnp
Lo Silver Ware Pesr aud silver Cutlery sc "a large
quantity Of ushogany Furniture all Of the best Kind sale WIN
b. postye without regard weather Parties on dSshoe
are they will be disappointed IN tho fursiEue
this SOLE Le quality and quantity are fully equal 20 IhS
descripuOI.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
A NJ. MsRwIs. AuesioueeE
DY BANGS BROTHER j. CO.-TrndeSai

ID Room No I3 Plrk
FRIDAY MORNlN'i, Nay 3, a II o'clock. -
VALUABLE WOOD CUTS, (apwarj Of l.3oO) Of which
M seoyres are In exence bsiag the balance q the stock
of THE LONDON PICTORIAL rlMGS, now dsco-
Of yaons res continuing views of paes, celobca' bubd
re. sud>cspe. a pars Of tho world e-st'ns WE'VE
urstug remarkable passages from iho later histories 81
Ergsn0 France views. Naval sketches. seA hs1e
Irfu of sailing and vessels lg houses &c Thssr
I subjects ye. of the London and Paris Theatres Potsts
OF celt Drsed persons sus OF over one hdnl use
cultural subjects, 90 mschirery We pictures o. tn
wrrks order ard of sreat publishers OF illustrated
n,rers uur,sl books and slbnms OF all descriptions ALEC.
stew STEREoTYPEs, Of different subjects, wiTaned ready
10
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

A. NJ CHRtsrALAR Auc tiYne rSsies Room, No. - to"ory
NJ. c. will sell ON TUESDAY. 27th inst, al
N. lCl o'clock of the com aui eiesAnt tth
TRICAL WARDROBES in the UAted States. Consisting -
v., % mn stprot for the Th-srcA Profession trOn
lb Ia the lghc-iuiv together with Sagu, 500 tn Oop
painted b, tho most cole e'rsef as >nd tna h~
Thaas, This sale worth, the attention OF managers et
, est.r. he srrp.ers and Others
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
II H. LEEDS, Auctiobcer-By II. Lssos Co
ON FRIDAY. Nay % at u O'Clock. in our ncN

II II. LETDs, Auct0bcer-BY II. Lssos 20
ON FRIDAY, Nay 23 at ii o'clock in our new
" Gallery No y Naassust, besuttd collection Of Olk
smor hern yer, works Temps, Guido. Rsn
saiyaa Rosa copies italian sch1o beia a1d
Elesh do Williams per Others Tan School copies
ofysn Dyke French School, &c Also largo invoice coa.a
ing Of celebrated uaste I Bro@sino copy oil NJ
relic p.h italian Costumes IN rch carved Fraaes
Cofregio, copy Raphael UTen,e; WILSON IT, bteushet
Borgeuon T-oIs Paul Bril-, WouyermAns large loo oi nc
dern Ol Paintings refas nng scenes 10 oouta Amorc<I
Paintings Glass by ChanbeAux Conpan vsu.oheldu Cor
oin La Joie ani Ofhors Of equal celebrity Can bs eram ri
shove day before tho a, A>0 asuDerb Pastel IoPe-
senting Guardian Angel original by chsn it ~as
tainted order, ard Ibtedy the most -iendd picture
IL the United States by that ceDated artist ita'sn re.-
ante by Thomas HICKS Flower Gh by Pa.smore Of London
Also o high order by Lewis N lond0n DE been be
otard Ecaees and superb Autumn SceAe bJ IT, Gguost
Isuted 70 order.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

ALFRED BRAGG, Auctinne"r
BOOTS and SHOES at AUCTlON.-On FRI
DDAy M.v p Isfs at IOf ~, tbs Ssissrsm ot A
AN AGO h 90 No 33 Courusnd--t 80 cs~ss Boots .st
sb.. brg.D, lso . Nous Brossn. 20 BE- ssid
account ot whom may concern.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

TOR SALE or to LRT-Tbe first class four
+ 80 s.op1 fTopt DWELLING HOUSE No. sMst l1th
- sstbou~e vet OF 6thss. ApplJ TO HOMER hORtAN'
Pina At No SH sroRclNsa bAak bnlLH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

CTEADY STEAM POWER and LIGHT
~ ROOM s. One Store and Basement on Canal,'t; H
J. GAUDU, No. l02 "akerst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

TO LET, with Steam Power, one. two, three
or four LOFTS loO By 81 feet ~e lighted IN me .fs'
building of Raymond and "illcGghbyHS bf"'''n
Inquire a. the Hat Factory OPPOSITE, or on , =,
n PRENTICE 4 Co No loo Wser-st-, Now fors
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Rcal estate for Sale.

"A on Ospse MOuptsil CONTAINING ten RNOms with Eve
,cres Of Land aud less than hour New York Cy
Appl, TO l.. $ HASKELL. No. a Cedar-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

VNO LET or FOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESI-
i pENCE IN PARAMOUNT, near Upper Morf'ania y
prle, f m the c bautfu " susef commanding view on
Il Ntrh and Eat Lot 100 BY to feet Fine sHden
r.sfted fI1t grapes. &c. Very healthy Apply 70
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

CS GnO COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
SC,VOO. Offered for Sale COZ TRY rkAr "a
Ifs,op W. chester County the Hudson River sd
tbe Rsosd Depot hours ride b. Railroad fro 5si
consisting oi r.oe SO Inodiors Gothic Cottage
room Sc The grounds nicely !d oG Par Of the our.
chsse roiey may bond SD mo'.lse For pec d.
isrs iBquir, Ne So Broad .. tup stairs Ss-fort
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
60 Ubom ii mon Gontern.

4 DVERTISFMENTS can be inserted in the
~ principal best paper. any Of the cities and to ~us Of
tho States Cabsdas West Indies and Europe a. pub
hshers est p ICES. by calling at ANDREW WINDS Gsn
ersl Advertising and Subcrp pdon Agency, no. Us Nhssus
next doOf O Nassau Bank New-I ofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
CPLEhDID COUNTRY SEAT for sALE.-On

- tie bs Hudson Eewburga. belonging to
the OF wM THAYEs deceased with ten thirty %
fy.fve LAND House built of Gusred stone, vt'h
Rru Trees Fish Pond and vineyard o ZOo
Grape Vines full besri adjoining tho beautiful Country
Seats OF W pel,no and T. j. Belts, Apply 20 A. j.
BIEkCKFR Co No Brosd ST., New YORK, ss BY nail 70
JOHN s THAYKR, az NeHburgh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

IN Een'eel private family No notice viii - taken Of re
70 this advertisement they contain lll particulars
@ as terns location (which BE- below ilthst accom-
ke. Address DE SlDERATJM Be- No. ~ Tneuce
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
COR SALE at AsTORIA-Elegant RESI-

DEsCt the country seats Of RaPslys R,ae' & nor,
mi- from tho ytllssc
aud esiy with Stable, CaLri.se house aud ; ont
with n
large v.riet, OF snd ons.sn,H "ess reTs esSJ'
" - No. q Wssinst terrace. Hoboken-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
uOTEL and PICNIC GROUNDS to LET

OFFICES in WALL-Sr. to LET.-COmmo-
" dio,s Offices Let at No 10 w.-st Terms very mode
rate. Possession given inmedis'ey. Inquire II
JNO. REDMOND 4 sON No. ~ Wsnst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
Gouses to Get.

Il kERS-for the Summer, viz From tho first Of Jun' 70
fs Of Noveu brr oested short from Tbs nj
a. pcrot rlt ss,n'y situated Trees,
Piue River View Trout I'D Res Pazzs Ten Rooms bes u.
rtrss elects aud Cellar, good Nell of Water &c. TIE
hou,e soes sHd basement lot Is BY 90 feet th4 t1ni
tufs bouse and grounds In goCd order Apply al No liz
Water 81. y. Y, up stars
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

l'OR SALE-l2 LOTS, southeast corner OF
Uuior .y ana stagg st. Brooklyn, late Wlamsbursh-s
good oca,oD- offered ere.p close estate Apply
II. B. SCBOLES. Bedford. sv., corner OF Rossst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

EOR sALE-A beautiful COUNTRY PLACP


ID Uh SALE OF E-NN II-N4F'II1 ". Q IIN'N -I Tu
+ ,b,s ciy or Brooklyt-A .mal COUNTRY SEAT ia n.
b,hie tai Of esebeste Coutt. tso hOgTs ride fr'n
-, Han one n lie frou = Esreni ksarosd D-oOI Good
- - F,s Gs,5-n ana Fruit Tree. Ck0AWBLL Co.
No rs Bros6 wy. Roor No ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

TWO choice LOTS on 5th-ay. for SALE, be-
tween 7th ard 5otbs,s. ty loo the other 80 BY
lto; o. bargain Alec Lots 5thav se.r Ash ST. Also,
Lots on 5sth 81, Gu favorable terms By
r. q. PIERCE No. IS Wllisn St