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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

Tte : -1,ral Goc. Wa t.at l. al Ct then lie psr's
w,r. atsiua,ey heated I'D ceJid, at tIe sam Zone
T. lts -uum el,sxt i4ete Id la atmospheric
1,e~sa.. wa a.trg on tn outside Tae joints could
l.. s..sd tbs, md would lesk. InlN5aAT Pirsonpst
.o'cd .r.scs couoesser II when vacuum i pr
tcd ou.siie a. we'd rs ssde thus avoiding the most
active ofle,kSce and uskrog 1t harmless Il pro-
ouce6 by cher carses Aroteer ad' sn'ege of ias IN
7s,'iot is tte IL udes al re vart' OF ire Ordinary
lot c. oicrstC 50 tat r. il gets o1t OF order the ois
tlan Of c C, condensation is substituted ~ SInoN
,url ~ cock. This arrangement IS row employed
90 about thirty Of OF; bes. oees- steamers Ire con-
eenser adopted for the erlstc was one WITH atnos
,herc presscle on enc ie and Vacuum on the Other
o., Pipe aAer smother tessn . leas ere joint after
srothsr ives rrpsir.d, Ii, TIA work was abandored
Tie ship la finally been freed Ct this concern, aud
Pl-s.oa's corGstser i, new being put 10.
It, Us hope IA. tte Aa:iac NJ gio9e what she Is
eyrec,ei 10 be- anc ,ha. Ter Success vii win back the
rerutN.on We had acquired abroad. But let the
failure be long remembered SIS wafring to our
builders. ard lei, rome of them, however rich and
prosperous be carried Beyond the Ii. prudence By
the e1u,.o.;Cn Ct past successes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

Is calculated to produce equs. rc-uI.o. And. rhea
~ call 10 mind that ths 81. CO bsil Company Ttlcn
sc N 70 have lie mc-cpoly ct ,he t,ado With he
Ulitei Sster, nakes eooruous proft', sne .nrt he
d'y OF glass Plate ia tifty pr cent, We doubt LOT
that .ho new CcmPany has in hsad one of che be-t
inventions Of The time. We think it i. likely TO break
down the Frtrch monopoly and enable this count-y
rrDjuce ito own pla,e-g!sss
After the pubic exhibition at the works Of .he
Company in lin street, yestsl day st,erDoon, tine D
recors Of the Company entertained ps.ty OF invent:
ore, aIiaists and gentlemen Of t,s press With an
elegaIt dinner a. De'mcDico's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
INDIA.

The overland mail arrived at Trieste on the 10Th
inst. and the Geographic dispatch from there states
the Bombay dates to July Ii and Calcutta to
July 5.
Delhi had not fallen up to the 9TH OF June. The
rebels had made several desperate sorhes, but each
time were repulsed with great slaughter The city
was reported full of sick and wounded, and cholera
prevailed Reenforcements continued reaching the
bn,isn camp. Further mutines in several districts
had been reported.
The Bombay and Madras armies remained loyal.
Pupjaub continued quiet AT Sersa. Gen, Van Cort-
lsndt had attacked and completely defeated the insur
gents, ipfiictng heavy loss. Gen. Woodburn's col
ann bad completely crushed rebsloo a; Aurungz sbad.
Intelligence had been received of the mutioy of the
troops at Mosandabad, SyIebad, Soctopore. Ssncor,
NogwoDg Puttughur, Iubow aud Indore. Psshswur
is disturbed and three regiments had been dissrmed
there.
Sir Colin Campbell arrived at Alden on the 18th of
July.
The frst batch of the China corps had arrived at
Calcutta
The British force before Delhi is stated to be from
I,Vo0 TO 5000 Europeans and 5000 natives. The
eauve portion Of the force has proved trustworthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
hrE.o. Pe-tn, eorro .r;y Know Nothing trave

FL f. o. Pe-ic, fcrro sriy Know Nothing travel
"a y Il -cu orr Sae aod lately rendering the
sn.s ys.uabs vice - tte National Democracy in
Kar 81, writes 70 ss'u,e - fiat he was not elected
eop .ts bench os ~ famous "Squs.ter Court at
Csa8kre Ksr:es, ani tat no charge Of corruption
~, r-fr eesrs, hir for his acts ir ttat capacity.
He ens the corray has been asserted or inainuated
By III ei-e5poaient WHO attended the land-saes at
O.,rkee. Il 20. we believe our correspondent was
~ morn sd enG mistaken. We have not-as he
pr taby kuows-a high opinion of Mr. Perin's poEti-
-, integrity nor of bis or.torica achievements
DIT " believe In, qzite coed erough for Judge of
suci Sqrstte- C2@rt j. r1provised at LANDSLIDE
ani re d;,ci-ii, a-y All every !nsnuaton that he
eve. accepted ~ earned brbe Whiie acting In that
CAPACITY. At IRE sane time, we must say that the
ybo'esse ENDORSEMENT Of his character ard conduct
as SIua.ter Judge b. TIE Lscomp'oH National Demo-
crot is rsther calculated to prejudice than TO exals
ki-a n crr option.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
l-,-t.nhoon di,oersed at Allshsbsd, andthe

The rebels hadbeen dispersed at Anehsoao' anu 'ne
post seved. <,----.., ,r.~o cloaalv hesiee,e6 nv
a. ino hui held out bravely. Eeinforcements
Wen Ia 9f Ou6e had risen, but Sir Henry Law.
dp' iii his small force, kept the enemy in check
Tbr,e are floating ruInors. as there were on the
Int Of The last mail, Of the capture OF Delhi, but
,hev are wholly unreliable. ~
T|be BENGAL Bmkor0 snys "they have received
{. i,t.rs 10 say that the Government had got tele
eraph message from Napgpore that Delhi had fallen
on tbe 9th of June dcecribOg the battle, and say
" ing that upward OF I 600 rebels were killed"
Calcutta was tranquil and the native bankers
were gaining confidence. The papers say that we
have seen the Won't Of the troubles for there are no
more regiments to mutiny except those Of Bombay
ard Madras, the fidelity of which there s no reasonto
suspect. 80.
Tie Bombay Money market was very unsettled.
Money vas difficult TO be had any terms. The I'm.
port market was very quiet Freights had advanced
little. The Calcutta markets were dull. The Bank
Of Bengal had raised its rate Of interest and exchange
to "a. 6ad. The Madras Import market continued
buoy ant. The demand for export was unabated
The India mails reached London on the lith inst,
but the correspondence adds nothing Of Importance to
the telegrspbic accounts.
The correspondent Of The Times gives the details
of the new outbreaks which appear 20 have been less
serious in their consequences than the carly ones he
thinks that the WORT Of the nsurrection Is past.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
SHOOTING A PISTOL FROM TIE CARS.
NARROW ESCAPE OF A PHILADELPHIA
MERCHANT.
A. hun

NARROW ESCAPE OF A PHILADELPHIA
MERCHANT.
Cofrespou ienee Of Tao n 7. Tnbrns
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. &c 1857.
Last evening an outrage was perpe.ra,ed on the
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore Railroad, at ClaremoEt
station, two miles below Marcus Hook, Del, which
came near resulting in the death Of r james Brown,
of the firm Of MoI; 3, Co, doing business at NO 2?
South Front ste. this city.
Mr.. Brown, though doirg business in Philadelphia
resides during the Summer near Claremont, and gen
orally goes there daily, taking the O'Clock train from
this city, YESTERDAY lie went down as usual to Glare
mont and after getting out Of the cars took seat In
his carriage which standing near by. Soon after
being seated he noticed man sitting IN one OF the
cars ioushipg revolver, but, thinking the man was
drunk paid but little attention to it, Just as the cars
were moving off the nan With the pistol fired. The
ball struck Mr.. Brown the right cheek and lodged
in the Jaw bone infcting ugly but not dangerous
wound.
The excitement was at once quite intense outside
ard inside of the cars, and when the train reached
Wilmington an attempt was made to arrest the mis-
cresnt, but no officer being present, he made his
escape and took passage on board the cars on the
Delaware Road for Dover. The agent Of the Balti-
more Railroad bearing Of the facts, dispatched an en-
cine after the train arrested the villain at NddletOwn
and brought him back to Wilmington where ne row H.
il is thought BY the agent at Claremo1t that the
bail was intended to take has life as some month' ago
he put man out Of the cars that looked very much
ike the one guilty OF the outrage yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

4 New EoWEa.-We witnessed on Tuesday the
.r.al u s,tch-;ter County Of Moving Machine ne "
10 tlis secion which was recently patented by Mr.
Or-n S,ol5a,i cf Bust Chautauque County. II is in
natv FONTS bcve IN construction. has the Shear In
81 AZ Ok tae IKE eese weighs, when fully equipped,
b1e about 500 pounds, AID % easily worked by one
horse, y ugl W presume tat in heavy grass it
rcull be a,yislb'e 70 change homes from hour to
boar 10 ~ 9th . .tie .or feet vide, 1t costs
$50 ard judged rom Il, operation thst an acre per
aOur % tsir gra IS would be easily cut by;t but the
,-o.r1 ;holld b. rolled when aid iOwn, and entirely
free i-o ,toue, -rotrriing from is surflce. The ar
7ap.,me-,s &C. obv!atHg ide-clah by having the
off wtee COT .ds!aby larger than the ctber. AID for
G. :, ssrg the cutter, by e,oent:ic as 10 have
uniform, pressure in cutting ed particularly good
snJ tie general ric. ofthe company who witnessed
= c.kir- vas favorable. The power exerted by the
hose IN cUttg good rowen appeared about equal to
a: ;s required 10 average blowing amorg corn. All
e.emei 70 Ike TIE idea Of cueh hose Mower, afforded
At iowar price .hsH hss beer current ard II this ma
CD ne sLa prove strong enough 10 stand rough usage
uoharJne3 il is key 20 become a favoli.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
FRANCE.

An interview between the Emperors of France and
Russia is again stated as certain to take place.
The Bark of France returns for the month show an
increase of 200 900 francs and in Paris falling OIL
in The Branch Banks of IL 900, 900 francs.
bronze medal Is to be given to the soldiers who
served m the great of the Empire from l92 to
1875
The Louvre was inaugurated on the 18th. the
Emperor was present aud in his speech congratulated
the nation upon the possession of that political order
which bad permitted tho realization of project that
had occupied the contemplation of every dynasty OF
France.
of 20c. ~
The Emperor's pardon, the occasion of the fe'es
of the 18th August was to be extended to over 9OO
persons, condemned for various offences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

Fx,YrStT-7r oF SrzPhEs BRcSsos. JR., HELD IN
DEFAULT or 900. 900 BAIL.-The exann alton Of Ste
pbe9 B,oDso, H. the c,liuqusnt bank cashier, took
psce Yesterday aitsrLoca Oe!oe Justice Mlkln. The
prcst cutnz stin.ney, CHARLES Haven, e;q., was a.
rs'ei b J W. CficEerioy, esq. Messrs. Stewart,
Dicse7 Na'bs- end Ta.t appeared %, 'he defense.
TIE ,-i,c:psi witness vas J. II. WootwoIth who
wss ope O. tGe Directors of the bank. The tes-
nJpy tows ;at re eri-ed ne bark out of s52 900.
t. s.a.-iraton we edjournaf 20 10 a n. to-day.
Az ne closa OF the EXAMINATION re held 10 bail IN
$40 D end ID oe.au.. Of tie committed TO jail.
Ws issn tia tie difficulties which await him are
.ski-s la o-ns Civil proceedings have been
-ii.la.si e.,,.. him fcr amounts reaching total Of
en- 600. tCaicago Journal, list.
THz NEW 81 ooF.oF.WAR.-The models for ,Aensw
sloop ofws: ;he cc1s-ru tion c; which will be given
on: BIZ contact, were openei yesterday AZ the Nav
Dsre..rnens AID psced II No. a. Winder :
Ba:l9rg 70, exhibition. They number thur
teer "A ali. s,d are ipely finished. Bet three
OF them bore the names Of Their designers aud the.
three rere n sue respectively by Donald Mehay ..
B6 ,.oD james L. TovrserG of Eewbcry poit, anu
Mss.rs. Waugh AID Lynn Of Philsdephia. hoo sS
dozen practical shipbuilcers wen press, n.
ssemei TO examine the cife-ent roces WIZ gIs
tre-t. Warh. Ipi"Hf 80
A DIAMOND FOUND N ILLIsoIs.-ons Q. NJ NJ Va,
NJ ers seed in boring Al a-tesisn WI io p;i,osd
Wet " Striker village on ire III, S;sraond
about ~ miles from Toledo, fo1no g SisHo.I
i,-t week et a Gepth It about lOOi.et tns .Iao -.
Is of the size e 80 o-dpary mslSss' a1a s'"P
juJgss ssy /. u UsI.b 0. I.ast fIs".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
IMPORTANT FROM INDIA.
DELHI NOT FALLEN.
Cotton Unchanged-BreadStufls ADVANCING
CON Sol > VI o.

tBY TIE A"t oyrics No "a WALL STREET.
HALIFAX, "wednesday, Aug. 20, 1857.
n.pov., mail steamship America arrived here at
,,s morning. She left Liverpool at3 o'clock
s.,rr1av afternoon, the 18th inst.-her dates are
.'ecuently three days later than those already re-
ceived. , p...od
The America makes the following report; Passed,
snouA IS. ships Carrier Dove aud Alaud bound in.
August IS, Ga ed off In,trahul, British bark Miller
steering west August 2i, lat 4S, Ion 40 8, ats p. M
exchanged SIGNALS with steamship Persia. August %
IA. A Ion. 60 passed large steamer steering east
TIE steamship North American arrived out on the
afternoon of the 10Th inst.
The steamer General Williams had not sailed for
Newfoundland bu. va, expected to leave on the even
ing of the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

The Atlantic Telegraph is broken and operations for
the present are suspended The British steamer Cy-
clops had returned to Yalentia with Mr.. Field on
board. That gentleman Immediately repaired to Lon
don To confer with the Directors TO future move
ments lie telegraphcd the folio wing to Mr.. Richard
Stuart, Agent Of the Associated Press at Liverpool:
LONDON, Saturday Morning.
Her Msiesty's steamer Leopard arrived at Ports
mouth on Friday evening, the 18th inst, and reports
that the Atlantic Cable lost at 81 o'clock on Tues
ev morning the 18th ipst after having paid out sue
oessfuy three hundred and ihttyfve nautical miles
of the cable and the last hundred miles OF 1t in
wafer over two miles DEPTH and the greater part of
this at the rate of rather than five knots an hour
Al the time the accident occurred there was heavy
swell ON. The Niagara going at the rate of four
knots per hour and the Engineer thought the cable
was running out in too great proportion to the speed
of the ship he considered it necessary to direct the
breaks to be applied more firmly when, unfortunately
The cable parted at some distance from the stern OF
the chip.
The Agamemnon, Niagara and Susquehanna are to
remain a short time where the cable parted to try
come experiments in the deep water of that part OF
the Atlantic o. 900 fahoms, which it is considered
rill be of great value to the Telegraph Company.
All viii then go TO Plymouth, England.
The CyClops was sent beck with dispatches 10 Va
lentia and was then to join the Leopard at Portsmouth
Although the unfortunate accident will postpone the
completion of this undertaking for short time, the re-
suit Of the experiment has been to convince oil OF
those who took part in it, of the entire practicabiy
of the enterprise for with slight alterations in
the paying out machinery, there appears to be 10
great difficulty in laying down the cable, aud it has
been clt ary proved that you can telegraph success
fully through twenty-five hundred miles of cable, and
that its submersion at great depth had no percept
bile influence on the electric current. There - no
obstacle to laying down at the rate OF five miles per
hour IA the greatest depth OF water on the plateau be-
tween Ireland and Newfoundland.
The experience now obtained must be of great
value to the Company, and it is understood that the
Directors will decide whether is best to have more
cable made and try again Immediately after the equi-
noctia gales are over to wait until another Sdm-
mer In Liverpool an impression prevails that another
trial will take place in October.
A Liverpool paper reports the arrival of the Nj
seara, SusquehauDa and Agsmemnon at Plymouth on
Friday. but doubtless this Ia a mistake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
TIE STEAMSHIP ADRIhTIC.

The steamship Adristc is advertised 20 sai fo- Idy.
erpco on the 10th OF September next ana b,tre tn.t
time the owners intend to have her out m 6 three
DAYS cruise Ali ths heavy pieces of her machinery
were put n long ago those parts which are still want.
ipp belong TO the condenser aad valve motion a,d
men are row working on them at tie AlAire Works.
at Pease Il Murphys, at DelAuate-s, aud at the
Novelty Works. The A6riatic was begun uore T. an
two wears sgo, George Steers being the desigror
of the hull and Horatic Aller the desier.r of The
engines. The hull is built OF white oak aud
pine each IN its appropriate place, saj toe
whole !, bourd together b. lattice york Of i-or IN
tina manner of the best American ana Ergl:st stesm
sbDs. She viii be as strorg as her con,orts o. the
Coins Line, anu nothing better ccu-d % wished
for. Her share Is al improvement: she aaa
more Of the clipper build than sry other steamer. He
liz es At the bow are conc8ye allowing msch sharper
cu,va,er, ard are much ore IN accordance with the
Jaw, Of ydrody nan.cs than tie ua. straight wedge
form ot our river cad OCEAN steamers. F:ou this
cause AID from heI sze ste is expected TO prove tie
a.test steamer shoa Tns nschi- eng cone:sts = tgo
oscat.pg epsues placed The keel one before, the
other abat the shaft. TIE Cylinders inclined toward
snch other, making an angle oe IS degrees VITA the
horizon The shaft Is Of two pieces on the ends Lear
the center Of the ship uo cranks and each piston
rcd is attached to the crank PIN Of one of the crauks.
The rve Of two crank pins leaves both Shefts es 70
pay but to make them work together tie crank pins
arc made longer than the usual proportion, ard their
ends sIe united By j.ac Ink. One g the cracks s
thus in advance Of TIE other a: angie % about lS
degrees ani the irss-rk being exactly over Tue kee
one cylirder is abou. one foo, On the stcrboEd aed
the other one foot on he lsIbosrd side. This kind of
machirery DOES away With walking beams o. side
levers connecting rode, parallel motors, Sc 1; 5
gore simple than any other AID MANI sns.cee's %
standing consider it the best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

Tn the House of Commons on Friday the Chsncel-
lor of the Exchequer obtained leave TO bring in bill
for continuing for two years. from April next the pres
ent cuties on tea and sugar.
ON Thursday, in the House of Lords, the Marquis
OF Canricarde asked the Government whether they
would lay on the the table certain papers to show the
seps taken in pursuance OF the promises Oh sae rea'
European Powers recorded in the protocol OF the con-
ference Of Paris relative TO the Danuban Provinces,
such as would be calculated to explain the course
adopted by the Government in these matters.
Lord Clarendon after entering into history OF l ne
recent occurrences at Constantnople stated that the
papers asked for had been confdenuay communicated
to each OF the Powers who parties to the Treaty
of Paris; and the Government did not consider that
they would be justified in producing them.
The Commons were engaged 10 protracted debates
on the Divorce Bill, It's opponents lighting agains.
step by step, and the Government equally Determined
in pre- ssiDg it forward.
On Friday the sffairs Of India debated IN the
House of Lords without any important developments
being made.
ln the House Of Commons, the subject OF railways
70 lnoia attracted attention, but the Government re-
fused TO involve itself in these projects.
MIR. Gladstone tcensured Lord Palmerston for his
political opposition to the Suez Canal but the latter
reiterated his objections to the scheme.
The suspension Of Messrs. Thomas Ashmore X Sons
bad been announced Their liabilities, however were
not very large.
of Newcastle, who lately suspended, shows liabilities
amounting to f700,00O and assets promising twenty
sbings in the pound.
Chss RawaId Keith korght has been appointed
British Consul for Pennsylvania, and Dennis Donohoe
Consul at Buffalo.
Ledru- Robin has written another violent letter to
the London papers about the charge OF conspiracy
against him. He 10 very severe upon Louis Napoleon.
Rumor ssys that it decided at the recent inpe-
risl visit TO Osborne that in the event OF Lord Eigln
and Baron Gros not attaining the object OF helr ms
sion 10 Chns, a more decided action, in common,
should be adopted.
The East India Company have dispatched, or are
on the eve Of dspatchng to India ~ vessels, carry
ing about q 900 troops.
The steamer Sarah Sands has been pronounced IN
capable of receiving troops and stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

A WIFE PoIsoNISG HERSELF FROM JEALoUSy.-
Mrs Matilda Katenbacber who resided with her nus
band end two sisters in the building No 1856 Court
street took poison Sunday night, about ii O'Clock
ard died from It's effects yesterday morning. Mrs. n.
had been married about two yesls AID was the mothe!
ef one child. She young and handsome, aad
generally amiabe, but at times troubled with deep
1,epondency, when she often spoke OF destroy og
herself.
Recntly II seems, she had become Jealous OF hr
husband. who she believed had transferred portioe
of bis affections to Of her sisters handsome aud
agreeable girl 20 whom Mr.. h. had shown much Astsn-
ion. Mrs. N ives often found in tears and upon be
ing questioned to the cause, would declare thai she
Yves wYetcbed because sbc was not loved.
A dome site scene" had occurred between her hue
band and herself on Sunday evening, and about two
hours after sbe LETT the house and obtained sudanum,
il is supposed retired to her and swallowed tho
poison. She then told her husbnnd aud sisters whsf
She had doue, but they though they rather doubles
her statement AZ she had often talked OF suicide, sest
for physician, bur Cling and stupid fellow, who de
clared she wss well enough but leh-most sspiens
Escuopius "a prescription, in case, as he sald sho
should grow wOrse. -
Ai.fr biz departure the woman sunk gradually unth
che red without pain, and without regret for the dee
pera.e deed she bad committed.
Tie Coroner held an inquest upon the body, and the
jury returned verdict in accordance with the fsc@.
' Cincinnati Gazette, Aug. Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
Passengers.

Mr. end Mrs. Christie Mrs Myers and child Mr.. ana N ts
Allen Miss Abery Mrs Allen and Child Miss Hsden sessr,'
Wsbber AnseI, DOnezet Johnson Giihths Roges
berlan Lincoln. Hercburoder. sumner Rober.on Gooder
Parks H.sP. sslato., Aye, Peck Hoss, BsttArd maeI
hsu, Msctsy Alleyn.1 C9g.tocs Runes Hickey: pusr
edge wo.ey CsSoSt p.,. CoSner POLLOCK ;s Pc
tan Bcos WITH Bayey Roberts Johns Dudre Savage Stoss
Ms Bootb Miss Shuttnck and maid Dr. ehuttuck
and lssy, NJ and Mu Lindsey MI Alikss sad sal, pt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
CHINA.

Hong Kong dates are to June q, but the Chinese
news IL uDmportant Trade continued uninterrupted
at the northern ports.
Exchange at Hong Kong S., and at Shanghai June
Is, n. Old.
There was report that the Emperor Of China had
abdica.ed but it was not believed
At ShaDshae imports were dull Freights and tun-
mage were abundant to London, at + for sugar and
&c for hemp.