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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
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fHArD ~ I'VE ACCESSORY 1KANsfr toHFAsf Bf A.
KNN,NoR ~ sAS FRANCISCO.
- Ao'".sorN Ia 80 t.upJ a. torD~ a. b"risen
Ire f't tonb' u iti- ease MAYOR ~ >tn tfso-
ce'" - Us su - b., - Tronsi forrsry 'f.bi
r'H ne ~ stsnsar. h~t~rsc trsnc'sp saf sss
Jr'n 81 Sf Nrassgs il 1913 NJ coBfnasj IN
'tf' 'tce ~ "rieh. 1876 ~he C.resl Wsker 4 b,s Va
- a ou 3. alleged ~, s.ase as. toe Com
Fefy
pfiHs "a period of Gs-7.'. .ser.v h. vs5 sst 80
court O. th- ComJ,iy upw' " 3r 20 bi.
- 90 srL afd Ito, Al o. =. 80. -, h.
r.r,r' I'll scfof = 20 fec. - .i.,,l ,.f,e,
- saHfd 49, rusI js rtni. ss-c,.i, cb.,,~ ,
m coL 49, a.. '' .uch further ans A. . A. IS,
Que ,ccouI fg b-tsteu he In. 49, n.
.cs fraud oi whc D.. accls prf .tp,y - .hr,
CO.. ,orcl~. fr 4 chsrs-. Of pree~
-. for c,s. az .9frl"-
Ttti~ ~ s,f- Of James Cross Director % "a, Con-
r.. a.. - CA-. ?. -etury g Nes e'urc Nus
~ afirus uimsrfs- 90 three ~ tss
f. - rf,r - s,re.f ,i.ried - Jois uofm,n bs
.,r,. ~ b., f,-. ~ 80 80 Ahou' Urick fhe
-, served ~ h- ps'-r- ths Mstropp
Hote ard tUrcr szyr he required security.
frfchi'~i sst hough's "a . a.
lr;unc'. n c,rirreC until t'r h'anns, without pr~-
ju,,- 10 a.. f-s-e n N co'S 70 ether Paiis u ns
r..f
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
lAtKru enc

Persons stopping at the hotels down town VIII
find the p.o. 10 yet tho sonuns ANBRorYPE Portraits a,
ERApY's No rs Broadway corner OF Fu.ons' ts" 'e's
below ne Asor Houss BR,DYs upper Gallery is A. No ."
Broadway ThomF sons ,sool. PHoroGSAPH' anu Az
BroTYPEs taken travellers a. d others a. short notice
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
IAaArIf..nIuhnt-

TONERyOUs SUFFERtEs.-A retired clergy man,
r.treo - days efer Of great Le =
axe ALOvU the mesI- ~ cure Z" i
the I'D ssEert hsH JOHN d
DAcN.lL No % Futon ST.. Brooslyn y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

srrnvr Dy,ru oF A, UsKvowS Mas -CorHnsr
p,. an u-. -ri.s Il Bellows hO'pfsl 90 N ne
.' -. . 'xr nan about % yv.f. Of sEs ~hp @i 'ros
rcfnf .rr-r. CO Toe f-c'.- .-ed - 'oa-a i ID os
Le, Z, fb. " -pit. where hs te'''ed 70 H'e h
a. .. r., =. ten inches IN hisht, very son
n.- ,n, a. dr.s.-d black cloh "a - "Nf',"o, 80
sto't toP boas de- Bia no coat oa "h'" '-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
lAfrsrrssment.i
7EAs.-JHg CANTO> TIA COMPANY have 90

band eger yae,, Of rEAs for Gfo"s Tea Dealers a1i 2?
ste tsmpt..- Hcboug OoOIg Noula dyson tfyn ga
q A. Gu o. wisr All imper,. from &c = &c all othe
,raiifIs- -qt.,iy low Also h 'JAs, goo. FsnA Tea 10
~ dol., Ca. and sxaoira-No n csLsr.-sL 5sswsN
9.ar a.d RoossV-ltsu.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
C0IRT CALENDAR.

SrrRtMr CoUHr CIRcJIT, for Morday, sept 8
1s5e-N. ss 5S ~ if,t N, Sid,. ~ !s9 ~
- ., s.6 .Rp Ud NJ se $50. ~ ls.8 ~ "a ~
g., %. b1l 10. ~ 90 -o, -l9)
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

CApD FROM Nix. THoMPsoS.-We publish the an
n. Yed card from Col. { Thompson that he may be
pnces right before the public. We can the more
r,scv believe h- assertion that tie witnesses could
pe, have en thc con Gencement of the hsht, as,
from many yoals' acquaintance with Mr. Thompson, we
know tiul =" b. young man of too uch good sense
rd ama5iiy OF character To be capable of throwlog
himself If sfrsy IN tie manner stated:
To me Es,,3r Of 1he y. ! T,tbsre
SIR frm II tes imoDy o. Mr. Livingston ana Co
Esud ~ g,Id The assault ~ Warren L-ard o. hs
hrToI hotel would aoTear that su;k hs ofst bIo"
1h-.e uo- ssredls could rot have see tns com
u.n-eu 81 the ef,r, mil Mr. Leland struck "e had
qnet and never entertained iOt
~ fhc thou ht Of any violence on -i her sce
! n Mr. Leland q friendly sprt h.yng prevlou-J
tcsIded M MeorOlan Hotel and been good ts WIN
then all the Valley Bsuk suJ-e not
hu q s was taken most uheh
!, cieclS hy tls Jici : and sudden aueck uoOn ue ,
Amer assaulted not hsita % that defender
The beet my ability. slihOueh the odds we're et
osius 10 the superior ard SIRE 9Th ot MI L-
Ahoush kus xrectedly and violently sssauef ,a
La G; out second best as epcrteu
III era. foJrs SASL. L. IHOMTSO''
hts- rt, SEPT : 1855
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
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LAW NtHOOl.,-iILNhi tLA' -, '-'' -
I'M STATE AND NATosAL Law - hooL ponSnh~'p-i-
"1,t- system ,yr.uec - ID" - -f-cr-
IN, .tdeut are ,gotisr Germ oeglns OF s,h Nfo-'
bur. S-uc for lIcuisr W. rO"LHS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

Tie GcuHcman's Magazine Some new arrange
merts have recently been carried into effect IN the
publication Of thir famous old London magazine, a1d
hereafter W understand the monthly nu nbers viii
he ilsueC AZ the time Of their date by DIX n Edwards
in this city, Tie survivor Of numerous literary getc-
ra,io1s al far the oldest Of bis living contemporaries
S,lvapus Urban, he name with which the magazine
los been lorg identified was born on the first OF Jan
usIy l7Jl The Pre- ector of the work was the ceie-
h,aed printer Ed ward Cave man Ot many cfotchet',
but Of great energy and perseverance. Cave was the
inventor Of the name Of the magazine, but not oil the
tning iisel although most Of the mon'hes when hau
eIio,cd brei success had become deunct before tae
.rnc,rarce ofthe Gentl,man's Magazine. This spTans
at once 10 pSny state of prosperity an now' in
green old age Of "a hundred and twenty five years
mod,stly challenges competition with the swarm o'
currcrt periodicals. As an entertaining collection o'
.rer, ara personal gossip brief mscel tneous essays
and frt,-and easy discussions of the topics Othe d'!
il not without interest 10 the imp sent readers o tlo
present (, neration In the obituary department ""
particularly rIch ard valuable.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
[ lAdvartls wsu'

GOIDi GOID EOID '-Evtrthlng IA not gDIu
thar rts..utss a. such AL thar Gat-rs not GOd'
sy. he Couedy-he pre- tiles most arecils, snd m 1T
an u.rg COMEDY ow b, the public /. eles nt pr
eru,r ~ the Company ,RNUM's MUSEUM nothing
cha1lpy itw be gwen the:e tbs Afternoon
tbs eyeLit
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
T. : COvMisSloNFR'S OTsICE-s,fr 5-Bcso,- Co
Raf

bRtDghAN
N-w." p'x'e f'-t ma'c ~ The big ArDore, accused
# ls.a1tis sal,r rausd Wa tnteY was dAH'ofs"s
ut.ro1 d. ~yu, EAr B~fmEde. ~, lsch>Tt-d-
,.tts , .... Arl>l -r- iofs~a iof cfusl Hs
lf.-.uaI .tr.,tu ctt ~ Af,'trf '-sn an
Nm n r. ..c.rd mate of 'o. -hip Con-tsn'ine, ae
r.. d. .,.fr u. sud shuieut. 20 tis
rli-.el. 'Lr c.r .at.a.f rot spp- '1is
te.tr- & Il ris.Olcr g. ". MoRKFLL
HtfD FuU WAN>LAr1HlER.
r,m,s higgins hostsHSiu ot ire stiO S,sghouad,
chs-,- rr--trrs American sauau by thros us him
rt. f,a Ch..l. h'lf for aussfghtet
IL. u.s'u u., ilhi-set Ia IhE TSiBt>s tho dsy
aiter tir tfst y rNsulII ati.I.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
tRooKLlv Court or >tsslo.S ss

Tbs Count mo- Yesterday before J"cge Morris aud
associated, The H. 4 Graz. Juror cal ~ -nd eleven
npi fhe urn-d tl Nondsy
JON, fi--.e, Johr str.t-rs 4 AT wz taei %
,-ch fox uon ate Gra0d Jurors.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

Dr. ., srs q that tvs s'oas ru.h-i
49,, IL =. dr. --ea blue -hs tea hst rcd h.-
,t g. The Jury of Ia e'. rendered iSsf'et Of soct
ssu,sldesh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
Anssrfi-e,fnsnt

Gas. CASA new Benzole Gas Works the bosi
saVsr. rea ana beautiful ds.sus-u,t comp,eed Tor hs
Fs trs'e No spet.r hSurs. -f nv ~ bs ~ Ooi
ARcHTE WARAEs b c..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

III best lauehed-at maG IA the coun'T; viii gee MS
friends ard be laughed ct than ever at Nlblos
this Saturday evening Antoine Ravtl' the iuhoieS'
Of all funny fell VS., whose white face ID DEAN 10 oiue
devils sId green onsters; Antoine, whoso ieaS OF
dexorty blrndering vii, siupGity courage ietr, OF
whatever The schon trqui,es, afe done a' II ne
cdnt know any btter;" Antoine the prince oi merry
ftlowr the pantomimist par excellence, has oeI'ht
Tonight. the hou-e could be tTebl-d IN capacity,
there would be 10 danger Of vacant se.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
iAJvsriseu ul ~

LLS-BELLS.-MENEELY celebrated BILLS
of All ee-criptons for saa. a. Factory PFce' o.
tNssAAXs y Co Agents No. a. oro~i~sy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

BLNErIrs Tile Summer Gar4cr.-Mr. T. T..
Jo' sstor tic well koown Gnd iayor:,c comedian, has
a ben. fl 70 n ht NJ the Summer Garren Ev'r slGce
the open n nieht of ihc eo-o" NJ Johnrion ia, ben
one Of The most tfciot sod I"PulHr 0tmbrfs 81 th-
company and D,w tor the first time cl1nis An ac
kuowloc emout from rhe public that his lin'fs sve
gwen satsfsciion. TIE pieces are " Nlcor and Hoe
tense." in which Mr. I'oufcctult and Ni-s Asres
Robertson vii apprari nd the i"ce " All the
Norlo's Stage.
Mr.. Antoine Ravcl tax = ben. fl a. Nbos G arden
tlis eveiug, on whi,b occason he viii for the hro
time this Summer eppesr speaking p.ri IN - The
Tlr.e Faced Ffenchuau.' O'Lef most attractive cI-
trrtsllaieits are announced.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

FnrrlYTH WARD GEHaAS .RErupLIcAN' A num-
her Of the German citizens If the Fifeeoth ward uo'
last evening at CLIFTON Hal or the purpose ~ i"fmnE
a Republican Club. Nj. WIN. il~ne, The Art -t, was
chosen Chairman pro ten, snd Mr.. ;. L'z'r, sec'r-
tary Provisional Delegates were CHOSEN "a ne Ceh-
;rsl CornnAtte, and the meeting adjourned to Inur'
dsy evening ptXt.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

FOURTEENTH WARD REFUBLIcANS.-Ihe Repub-
hcen Con mittee Of tins WaJd met last night 81 No
81 Elizabeth street Sanford |. Macomber, Pfesd-
ing After arranging for the election OF delegates 10
Syracuse on Monday next, the Committee ADJOURNED
Club was then formed under the title o the -Four
tet1th Ward Fremont and Dayton tEon Cldo ana
the following officers were elected: N'n. Palmer,
Precedent; Henry >eudend In. kiu'marn, Wee Pes
ideuts Da1itl Dawson, Recording aud John fF;l,
Corr, sp,Idug Seer taTies. Spirited addresses "err
made 10y " ltaIr Palmer 5. l.. ha ou Der, Ge"rse
Terwirger and Others. The Fourteen! Ns'd i
nlde aMGke.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

SEyEs1H WAKD RnPCBLIcAN tssocIATios.-A
meeting Of this Association WAS hct last evening A.
EotsDic Hall, No. 6s East Broadway, ARCHIBALD
HALL. President, in tie chair. Alter the tr.n''c'i N
of some business matters the meeting ~a- addressed
bv Chauncey Shaffcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
lAdseItl.e

VALUE RECEIVED - The sufferer from cough
r cold tho c. uued consun Uy- gets f vH1s tor
I.ouils, IN b. l. bone of The WILD CHERRY BALsAN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

The Conn tee appointed from the Deegst"r OF the
F-snolt and Dayton Central Club Of the City and
County cf New.York TO make arrangements for a.
teIding the Rerub can Mas Meeting at Newark on
the nth n,t will meet at the Broadway House on
Saturday evening the 9TH inst Ct O'Clock, t. confer
as to The best means for eTcctins the Object of their
appointment
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

Fatal RAILROAD ACciDgSrs.--An inqu-',
hl1 vssisrday a. the Believe insos upon th- no ~ r,
e.. Gsrr.y native OF 40 y ye.rs u Oh. dsi oh
rJufy eth ult ~ oeiug rue over y
cars OF ne Ne~ Jersey Ger 'rl haLiosL fhe '"'' ~
svtrd c. o e ceAih p-t.-. Cor,.
An quest held tn, Fourth Di.'ric' 70 .,,.g
The body OF known . ho OIL fhu s.)
run over ~ e New Hsv'u cs' -. - ia "a.
kIleo IL spreass th.t deoessd's hat bia~ n Z, "a
uIoL ibe Ia hts fooh street bridge. Al n en-
en- IT, b feI fIsu the bridge uPoa ths tsssA' 'S ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
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0ONvON PLF As->fT-TNI TFsN-SFFI I--Befors
Isr DAtY
T.cm.s Rogel sgt low. Wright Ordered ths,
go, ,t he APPOINTED krf,rr,i . Itop, Bocss s2po<nf
=, E .... .., srd f-t The lr0ust- s~cgriy.
L,.rci. Il de I.ura sgt Evar~'o Pieir-.-Orctr
e..,.,t. ,,csr ~ s5-ss; 40 60 % li-oiunuei
" lam AIT Nel,r-Ofocr 'i allowance.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

The Board Of Aldermen last evening concurred IN
repo,ts 10 Increase the pay of foremen IN cieanog
sewers from 81 - TO g. - AMI that OF corpor"I N
,ab,ers from 81 - to o. 80 per day, by vote o
10 Il. viz: Ahinpatve--B.oxn, CorSin, ii"Ls' TO"
rdrr, Clancy, Gnff,hs, Steers, Jackson, M'seea'"'
Fumer, Herrick, nd Drake N~g''ivr-Iuche''
Voorhls, Ely, yalentue, Fox, and Varisn'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
.Netc- Yg,k. Sept. 5, 1856.

DEATH oF A NYw-YoRX PHYsIcGAN.-" itnn
Henry 1uoker, ,sq.. D.. died in the Pari'h OF ~
Go,Tte o. the l2h Of Angus. leaving "Go.
three children sur mary relstv.r and fienus "
lsueDt Lls celarure. The late DR.. Tucker Wa 9i1n
respected both here abroad He bad ecent'y fe.
iuir, 20 tlese isaad- from New-York ~he'e ne 81
conDeuoe4 su,cessiul practice and wA' klo". 10, a.
city. l}erInudisn, Aug 80
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

CprRcH RE.oPESISG TIE Lee svebIe CbgrCh .o
psy Nm " Balowsss Wo.ch h>s .'o-d f.rI4g fh
sruuer tor r-sr. 80 0e t-Opeled with ,ppf0
.ri.te services Surcsy NOR iug.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

DIR. HAsFoRD'. ILLsEss-Dr Hsnfnrj -eporte'
,-.edsy hayl tcsE attacked with u, Yellow teys, IN
IrOyiLs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

The Mou,ezuma Society meets this evening" o.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

AssAUIT IRON NOMAr "A Policeman named
Se-tsriy br0ught Justice smith ,hs charge
= ~IoeaLy ssssui'ig Fr- ch H.Tnton avenue
cub E- nel- IA 70 .IaSrinttion
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

For obvious frhr'IS- the pftClpe one VI 'uiOh -
L-,vNI ,uai not refer - 9th snes and evidences
rfftrllfg tie csse. ar they will a duly apJehr ia
the csr-e If tme prcrrrng te giv- tpr -'mpe state
uei IA repy 10 rLr m',- a men of the ies9lng fac
h. r..iof,re uhi-hed. With this, aone Mr.. Marshsl
. wil,rg for the present to sabmit the to tue
iudgn, II Of pubic option.
We understand that an arrangement between the
par les will probably be made very soon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

- NHW 55zys oEbFAHSi 2Rb aAEzt RRH= Rss&
ahs s zi#5ai5fzHFK #TT7HE RkS1HdHHRHFs HAEEN2HARs
0" and "fts FssESaER 81 q # Fns FANs WILL LEAVE
The Depot at Agiers every day 7:a0 n
ffs sis's bayo" %'{
aeaEe arrys BayGn 81 rai1a Bsuh a5
n Excursion tickets to 60 the regular stations and lack
the s sane Hoa day, will be issued as follows:
- BAYOU 1sU;'a dcs Ailemands
Raceland, Lafourche Crossing and Terrebcic s.
Bayou Bout 50
FeTTy BOAT viii Passenser T"ns leaving
the foot Of ST Ann mO1ns ely
n b. a1 the GHpG OK e + NJ % Fl # m e 9 s Ss be- na @
the SHIPPERS san and eghf to be delivered At ali i other sfaohs M
an you fs p ] @
Printed Rules and Rates Of Freight in pamphlet form for cir
u ' g. sEGER, Sc G Vice f president
aN$sy Ks xSRt$2htERtA4Fs; 2tEt4 soR4HHhs 2ASHfz
street, corner Of Clara street, near the New Basin
PASSENGER TkGSs leave 6syfa ally at
1T 5 NV ~ Resess at ~ As ee S
and landed at Al intemssate @ stations
nfs Sm G ofs s eHS a rs
osykato New Orleans ali intermediate stations, every Mon
81 An exclusion train VIII leave the city every Sunday
81 g. Nj Il for Fare okF a @ and is nTme0ts stations and return by
ase"son Tickets issued "Rps9tGp " moderate price
rwseH Line eaG i rhahs HszEHGSs 5GSS Ss4 ss snps
q srs shAy1 ttlEs DEPOT, NO: M n5s COMMON H M
OK constantly for sale for either Cash City
assFpiSPs HSGs D S%:
Having leased the dwelling No 156 Common
Baronne street. he prepared accommodate Traders
and their Slaves reasonable be obtained the
S Tnonay W be FRisf M 5 Ssyes
r5tE EEf EeF5E HGHhSr CASH PRICES paid for LFH Il
AsG As-eAsIH IS M GTMIIp M No; 2l4 sT GHARLEs
"en God and " % to shop on St
W isS1 G"sF pa @ s5o!'"fHo HoS
Every Every
an ma@ to s 1de or s Se, Vys al Cocks of all sTS
solder constantly on hand;
ted in workmanke manner a low rates for cash nly5
| DIsSOLUTION OF CO-E,ARTNERSEIIP.-
- The esTeUqre eXistn between the under
solved by its limitation Either partner will sign the
TtdkSR' " !; fRoF5B G56pSf Il { CO.. New York.
New Orleans, May l. 1856. nly9 2m
NJOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
~ and YIN so9tinas The business 4 SmiIh
WM. B. COOPER, Jr.
New Orleans, May l. 1856. my9 I'm
A ssoRTED CANDY-275 boxes. ses;,sr ~
| az corner Of Canal and New Leree.
i NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT
~ Northern Railroadsummer Arrangenen-on and after
s M cay b the and d2 M a %
e. a SsT srf7s 2Ss9s Y 81 A. ri vn New Orleans
mis- If General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

GuN BOATS AND TROOPS FOR CANADA.-We eS-
tract the following from the Montreal Commercial
Advertiser of the 10th nsta8t:
The gun boat feet is to be Immediately fitted with
asts and spars, and made ready for Voyage across
the Atlantic under sail Their destination is the Ca
madam lakes.
a large addition to the six regiments ordered to
Canada was contemplated at the sailing of the last
steamer, and the news of the dismissal Of the British
Minister to the United States, and the acknowledge
ment of Walkers government by the latter after a
solemn assurance Of its disavowal of the expedition,
and desire to cooperate with England to put it down.
will cause the British forces in Canada to be put
the war footing.
The plenipotentaries who will most speedily and
permanently settle all existing and probable causes
of dispute with the United States eets gunboats,
and soldiers and Lord Palmerston is just the man
who understands the right way of bringing the Amer
lean Government to reason.
i A large number Of heavy guns and mortars of the
Crimean siege train, and the reserve ammunition from
Balakava are ordered for shipment to Canada
The regiments on the way, and those under orders
bring with them all their wagons and camp egupage
Another battery OF artillery, Mr. Gilmour, OF Gil
mour & Co., Captain, and Mr.. Kyle, Lieutenant, is
now forming. -Four others are also spoken of.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

SUBMARINE BLAsTING-We copy the following
from the N. Y. Express, of the 18th inst
A fine specimen Of submarine blasting was made
on Wednesday afternoon, on the Diamond Reef, and
was witnessed by large crowd on the Battery and
Whitehall slip. At high water, about five o'clock,
Messrs. Hustled & kroeh, the contractors for the re-
moVal of the reef fired eight canisters each contain
ing two hundred pounds Of powder The blasts were
all very successful and it is estimated that the rock
was reduced four feet at every discharge. Whatever
impression was made on the reef the effect upon the
by a very heavy report and vast columns of water
were thrown to the height of hundred and fifty feet
into the air. The contractors are sanguine that they
will be enabled to so far reduce the reef that all dan
ger and inconvenience will be removed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20
From Kansas.

We take the following, says the St. Louis Evening
News of the 18th, from the Lexington Express
Extra:
Last Wednesday night, five armed abolitionists
went to Mr.. Morton Bowens house, two miles south
of McGees crossing on Wakarlsa and robbed Bowen
OF three horses, five saddles, guns, blankets, and fifty
dollars in money, and ordered him to leave in twenty
four hours on peril Of DEATH Next morning passed
his house, and saw him and two of his neighbors
moving with their families from their homes. Bowen
is now here and afraid to 60 back. s&
The same party next day appeared insight of Capt.
Saunders house, Washington creek but seeing our
party they retreated. / understand they were on
Rock creek on Friday, and have no doubt they are
still there They told Bowen they intended to drive
off all the pro-slayery men. J. BUFoRD.
JUNE q Mr.. Banks has just arrived from the
scene of war, this morning, at o'clock, and he re-
ports that the parties had been fighting three hours
several proslavery men wounded, some killed, and
others taken prisoners. The aboitionists numbered
three to one.
from Extra of June 6h.l
ATTEMPT TO RESCUE ROBINSON. : The steamer
White Cloud down this day, brings the most impor-
tant news. On yesterday, an attack was made by
the abolitionists upon the government troops who
were guarding Governor Robinson as a prisoner en-
route for Lecompt0n The abolitionsts demanded the
surrender OF Robinson that being refused they fired
on the troops, killing two soldiers. The troops were
then ordered to fire, but refused to obey the order
They ailed however, in rescueing the DOCTOR and he
was safely conducted to Lecompton. This shows
that no reliance can be placed upon the government
troops.
The country is in a state of war and armed bands
Of abotonists nfest the country, robbing and mur-
derins all the pro-slavery men they meet with.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

LATER FROM Rio DE JASE1Ro.-We are indebted
says the Charleston Courier of the I4th inst, to
commercial house for the following letter. received by
the brig Baltimore, yesterday: E
RIO DE JANEIRO, MAY 8, 1856.
We avail of this direct opportunity to give you
short sketch of our market. Coffee closed firm for
last month, in consequence ofthe favorable advices
from the United States, backed as they by large
purchases for there. Europeans remained very quiet
in expectation of the advices per English steamer
lrices ranged from 4S0 to $500, according to seec
tons. We quote good American lots at to lOO
Besides the sales for the United States about 15 900
bags were shipped on account of coffee dealers To-
tai transactions for April we estimate at 900 bags
exclusive of shipments. Stock 10000 bags.
Last sales of Flour were at 24|50O for Baltimore
and 30H for Gallego. Our stock in first hands has
been completely cleared off, but second hold very
considerable quantity, besides several cargoes being
expected Our market is therefore not as excited as
it might be under other circumstances.
Freights, Is to soc.
Exchange, 273d, 80 days. - ..
Clearances for April were, New York. 40, ,925 Bal
timore, 27S76s: New Orleans, 1870; Philadelphia.
l05O0 in ALL 95,03l bags for the United States and
57,47l for Europe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-20

A MELANCHOLY BALLAD FOR THE SEASON, BY THE
cREscENT's OWN PoEF.l
Old Sol shot down his fiercest rays, ti&
In high celestial ire, -45. =..s W.
Till earth and sky seemed all o blaze. ~ id, n r.
d OF bright solstitial fire;
And mortals sought each shady spot,
Where still they gasped for breath;
Twas so blasted hot that a &Hottentot
Might sweat himself to death M
Twas then old Muggins grasped his stick,
And said to Mo, his wife, @ ? 5a
Can't stand this heat twould melt a brick B..
I'm off to save my life t'
Now Muggins weighed some fifteen stone,
-gE Was pursy, and all that
& Had not much bone that e'er was known, s5
But mortal cord Of fat. sz ,..l.
Yet went he, forth on his great design,
And brave headway he made, y
Quick jolting through the hot sunshine, sa@
Slow waddling in the shade. -.
And sights there were that might have stopped
stouter heart than his ~ a5s
Thermometers popped, and horses Topped III
And vanished with sizz! g,s+. .,s
But soon the fat mans troubles came
A crisping hat he felt! Ii 5gS
And&Hhilst he worked to crush the fame, q. sg
Some scorching boots he sInelt S,
Twas, then he gave frghtful sereech,
And shouted, ,5HI am SPENT ~ Il.
Gods! let me.reach the store of Beach,
And will die3content!,
He struggled on-with a joyful cry, y
" He stood within the store ;l. ....-
i He drank the nectar fountain dry ..as
:: And shrieked aloud for more!
awe have no more, z the small boy said;
Swore Mnggns, II aco,,'t let down!n
So, wiping his head, away he sped u..i,,
For the water-works up town. +. H.g
On'broad Canal streets sunny marge @.
The'fat Man quickly stood :@e@- 4. .. ...... .o ..s
Twas fearful to see such greasy barge g b.
Defy such fiery food
Men in the shade looked on aghast,
And tried to call him back !; 1Hi
But furious and fast the madman passed ~.
Andskimmed the fiery track! ,.t
He smoked and fixed as on he steered, ~
Till, at the neutral ground, 80. ..,
With a yell and a flash he disappeared
And never more was found ~
At nightfall crowds assembled there, p. NJ.
And an awful relic spied: ~ g&5
A bunch of hair alone told where .-s-,
The hapless Muggns died!