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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22
DIRD.

ALLEN-On Thursday evening Aug 90 Jeuima C., wife Of
The re.yes and friends family invited to attend her
funeral Saturday afternoon at clock o. het
late residence No. 43 West Thryhf street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues r
CRAFTM Milton Ulster County on Tuesday Az 10, 60 o.
20 wears with full assurance Of blessed immortality
CoLEY-At Norwk Thursday Aug 90 Sanford Coley in
the 55th year Of his age. ,u,.,,,
funeral Saturday 97d inst 81 M at the residence Of
Samuel Lynes Of Norwalf Conn
CLARK-Of palsy on Monday. Aug 10, at Newbury NJ H..
s sHd Il d. d.y ss oil N'''H'' ''' '''' %
DELNoCE-on Thursday Aug. 20. Vincent DenOce, in the
His ends and those of Hrs Higgins and Mr. Hall and bis
pelnoce invited to attend
No. La Fsyette place, on Saturday att o'clock p m.
GATFIELD-on Thursday, Aug 20 John H. Gstfed, in the
The snas Of the family aud of his father, Aexsnd. s.v.
and his SON. John G.tfsld and hi. bether.irl.w VII
late residence No. lss Allen street, New.York.
GUloNon Friday. Aug q Lease Gaion in his Goth year
funeral Sunday, Esd inst at o'clock from his late resi
1 s ns4i ys fTt
KNAPPon Thursday, Aug 90 William p. Knapp, in the 4sth
year of his age.
KNowER-In Jersey City "Wednesday Aug 49, Elizabeth
year month and Is days.
LEwIs5on Thursday Aug 20 John Francis; only son of
Edw ard and Eliza Lewis, ssed month and II days.
MORGANIp this city Friday Aug q. Margaret wife o.
r. H. horsan, in the Esd year of her age Az.
The FUNERAL VIII place NO III No1oA street, ths
Saturday afternoon At O'clock to proceed to Greenwood
Cemetery.
NcCOY-On Thursday morning Aug 20 Of Inflammation Of
the lungs Margaret wife Of Edward Mccoy aged years
OWEN In Brooklyn. "Wednesday, Aug. 10. Ann Mary
Owen wife of the late John Owen in the 18Th her
SILvERH0RN-On Wednesday Aug. la. Mrs. CsthsTine
Elizabeth Siverhorn, in the 7cth year Of her
SMiTH-In Brooklyn, Thursday Aug 90 after short H.
mess Edward Lee youngest Of Charles Lee and Sarah
Smith ssed years and months.
SHERWOOD-On Thursday, Aug 90 Es;elle Augusta dsueh-
Of Daniel j. and Sarah Sherwood aged 10 months and
IL days.
NALSH-On Thursday, Aug %, Mrs Mary, wife Of Thomas
Walsh. In the 49th year of her age.
WALLER-On Thursday Aug %. Virginia daughter OF Royal
AID Sarah =. Waller. aged years and months.
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Rio JnneirO Markets.

no JANEfeo, July n 1851.
CorFEE-From the date Of report Of 1T lust per
Peopo up the arrival Of tie Southampton steamer 9Th
inst market continued finn aud regular aud al
though adyces from the by that proved
yery fat the favorable Received simultaneously Eu-
pe have exercised such exciting influence sine then that
The sales Of the last five days have reached guam
tty of upward Of 10000 bags. almost irey for Europe
Pce Of have experienced further advance under
these Circumstance and give to-day the following quota
tons (includirs Coffee. viz:
Superior ..... I50d5 100 q AZ SldSig
GOot trsts... .52fO15i00 y ar. 81 70J,3
First ordinary 4 900 as 100 y ar 4sldee
Per ew Tree on board including commission and exclusive
Of freirh-
stock being reduced about IS 900 bag, and price. tending
tther upward not uncomfortable number OF
ses being port which III force exporters for the States ike
wise 70 enter the market during the time Sup
pies are about regular yet but the smnes Of the present
crop :s being fully confirmed.
T9:s sale. since t Inst $4,000 bas, Of which 100000 for
he Chs1n. and North q Euop 900 the Mediterranean
and po for ;Ls sates Quotations for Channel lou
aAI% 49, se0 ioeQ b. fG Iedi.eUaoean lsts asoog53e
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NEUrJ-ERSEY IIEl1,S.

Two SygAMBoATs BUREEp.-At about 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning fire discovered breaking out
on board OF the steamboat Splendid, which was ying
1t the dock south Of and adjoining the Cunard steam
ahip wharf, Jersey City. The hose attached to the
hydrant the Cunard wharf was at oace PIT into
use throwing water upon the asmcs, and the slsrm of
fire Was gvsa. The Games made rapid hesdwey,
however, through the boat, and although the fremel
were promptly on hand, and very active, she coua
not Be saved.
There were two persons asleep on board Of the
Splendid who narrowly escaped death. They were
con of the Captain aud man named Lynch. They
were asleep in the cabin. Lynch vas badly burned
about the head arms and feet in making his escape,
and sGer having his burns dressed he was taken to
the New-Yo-k Hospital. The Captain son crawled
through window, slipped down upon the rudder-
chains into the water. and SWAN to the s.ore.
The hames communicated with the steamboat Moses
Taylsr, tow-Soat lying beside the Splendid She
drfted with the tide a short distance, and weat
asround; che almost immediately consumed
Ihe crew OF board of the Moses Taylor were driven
forward BY tie asmes, and rescued ty "a bost from
schooser. Xhis boat belonged to the Scranton Coal
Company, and is used to tow coal barses between
Elizabeth and Jersey City. She was valued at
$40 go; loss, COCO; insured for q Ooo
Ioeopehu'o " oSnes Dy Captain Theuas Scott Of
EeWYerk, and was valued st $4,000; loss, IS Ooe-
snossly covered by insurance.
The FIRE ras undoubtedly the work of an incepdiary
as there hsd been fire board of her during the
previous day. She has been used during the ses.on
fer excursions
The coal belonging to Horrsl e. vsndcrbeck in
She yard was several times on fire. but it was e1tn
saished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

At meeting Of the Toronto Beard OF Trade, he'd on
the 18th inst. Il was stated that the entire Welsnd
Railway, from Lake Ere 20 Hurts POND q. Ih0rod
"A distance II seventeen mes-w.l BE- graded In two
monks that ,he line from the Great Western Ralysy
&c isr up as Thc-uld-s distance oftvo nes-wli De
graded within three mcnihs and that seventeen miles
Of The road will be baEasted and the four piers OF ma
sonry at the Welland river finished, ready for the
superstruc:ure by the LIST Of Decen Der next leaving
only one nile including the rock-cuttng st Tnorod,
which will also be graded b. the lst of January next,
and the whole line finished with ease by the opening
Of navigation Text year. The Board passed resolu-
ton recommending the City Council to subscribe to
the stock OF the company Thi. railway "a 20 be sit
uated on the line of the Weand Canal and TO connect
by rail Lake Erie and Ontario At meeting of the
Oswego Board Of Trade on Saturday the Hon. Haml-
ton Merritr of Canada stated that the iron for the
road has been purchased and shipped from England.
and that 100000 of the 81 O0OO 900 stock has been
taken there. He faid the road designed for freight
ing merchandise and grain, principally the latter, as
auxiliary to the Weand Canal
The Lake Superior Journal of the Sth inst. fur
nshes the following information from the iron mines:
The Pioneer Company are making good hea1wsy
with their opening work, and we understand have
some - feet of their back wall up, and about 900
cords OF wood cut ready for eoang, beside Duidng5
and Out. buildings for their men and teams. he
furnace is to be constructed on side hill aud the
back wall Of which We speak against the bank, or
excavation.
The receipts from the mines show little advance
in amount Of ore brought down, and il no unto~ard
accident occurs il wiz be still more increased next
week. The Cleveland Company fitting up por-
ton Of their to the locomotive road from
Duncan's steam mill, nine miles from the dock, and
will commence the experiment to-day. The cars will
be drawn to tbs place on the strap rail- by horses,
and then switched off on the rail- this will enable
them TO run two trains per diem instead of one, which
is very essential several vessels are now waiting for
freight.
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annual Union Sabbath School eAcnr'on o. we
Churches Of Ke,poit, " j., 10 for' an4ton' taxes
place On Wednesday reIt, the 10Th ,h'G

Rrpc1 aries ~ THE COuSTRY.--We learn from The
Jersey Standard that gcD Of burgla visited
Niddletown Point, " J., and Robbed the dry goods
store Of Messrs Craig & Reid also the boot shoe ard
hat store of Mr.. r. n. Navy Of that place. Inc
roeues likewise made essfu attempts to rob the
stores of f. II. Dayton a1I. F. r. Simpson. A boat
was taken from the shore the night and the FOL
loving morning it sund adrft near the staten Is
land shore, containing handkerchief which was den-
tilted az one of the ertcles stolen from the store o.
Meesrs Craig g. Riei. II is supposed that the roo-
berries we're committed by aparty from New WHO
carried Of the p,under in the boot.
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NdRLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF observation-disclosures
Cleared.

standardization Walton. Havre, NJ Livinsston; New
York IBr D. Craig Glasgow, j. Raeburn , . r,.
Ships-Ellen Austen, Carried Liverpool sPouoiu %
Co Columbia l.. wis., Charleston, Nskeman Dinon Coi
Ellen Austen Garrick Liverpool sgoford Tis'tnu 20
RarksOcean Fayorite, Pearsc, Cardenas, otoosnAh
Co Chsnticlecr Shakford. Monte Vdeo, &c. NJ NJ. free
man Co. ,,,. -, 70. po,.r.,.s
Man, Bo.top C. f. Peters Conquest, kasmu.en Con
svrs y K.rck f. Written Gage Buenos Ayres w. ~. pe-
forrest Co. Pauline Ven) Lawrence Noiioiki AaeiPu
Brown Pare, J. Bishop Co. r,, va,n,.
scbooner,-Jas Gorham, Andrews, Providence L. Kenny
rngsnia Crook Baltimore master; J. Rrdsai, Chnnps,nn'
RsprshsnuocL River c. II. Person; d. Srsemsn' ns.e
eo, Norfolk Merrill Abbott; w. Mssop Staples, nsos'
Mccr.,dy Mot; Co Francis Bevedge Newborn D. bl9s-
som A Son; J. NJ Brsinerd. Russell. Hartford b. Edwnh'
M J. Keuedy, Harris Ez abeth City, T. T. recA' -.
sns Dsvey Rappabannock River. c. H. Person sea "'a'
rnnebec Hand, Philadelphia Newf and Pha'
aielphia Nav. Go.
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Our Agents.

EpwARp SMITH 1, our AGENT for the sale Of TIE THUMBS
BrRLtxCToS.Vt
W. L. PALMER our Agent in SYRACUSE for the sale :"
TRIBusE.
THOMAS BoorH |, our Asen. In TRENTON j. for the nv
OF The TRIBUNE.
Messrs GrEx 4 BuaL sunr, No. Isl Msn-st, ssv, -
Once Building HARrTosD, are Asen" 'or tss ~
TRIsgIE.
P.L GusKRr Museum Buildns) and BELL HEspn's-
our Agents in ALBANY for the sale OF THE Ies -
Id C.mpsELL 10 eur Agent orthe sale Of TIE TrIsuss
ELMIRA. AZ.
Near, many Oaros Co, and HowAaD srAse
sryA, spppIy the NOrsiss Estsa 81 Tas xhi'"As""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

cr,o4nv ~ vIE ERIE R.ILRoip.--A young man
name CbsrIes Allison, about % years Of age hsd his
heaS gevered from his body on Wednesda night near
Turner'S by milk train coming eat he Hen a' al p dsn
suffering from delrium teeGs ruu Ws vas psrfecy
naked st, xbeo found. lie had evidently designed to
make way with himself having placed his neck on the
roI os The train was CON ing along.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

Fly tr koyth Rirer Boat'-4 - ebl-. Flour $3.50 bash
Corn, III hhls. WHISKY
N, ire Erie Rai,oad-L+o bh. Fionr 2S do WHISKY -,
bale. Wool ~ &c. Boz ~ Hides se side. Le.hey ss
pk.s Cheese, 40 do. Butter.
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Arrived.

n.n,,ch steamer Water Witch Lieut.. Com. Sovel,
B.h C. Nicies (of searspor Nehes Mobile it inst
70 master Sailed company with bark fredencn Lemon @
BARI Ire Re ta Poto Trieste 81 days. passed Gibraltar
July 8 with rsss TO o. w PoletE. ,,u..
Bark Samuel Morley Holmes, New'London' In 'Aha'' 70
Bis VIM BOOthby (Br), Martin, Windsor, s. days
Tslous' simmons Calais days. with lumber to Jed
Big Exempar (Br Nc Kennon Aux Cages I'd inst, with
logwood &c 70 J. w. Braine. ,,,,
Brig E. Msthsw !O ses w. GS,Spn hs.s 90
Brig Mary Means (of Sedecwiek) Hopkins manzAna jay
BTis Industry Robinson Mschias days. with lumber 70
8is MoianSU., Mitchell Port Even for Boston.
Big Bonspsne. Means, Port Even for Boston.
Big STANDARD Br) Allen, Windsor Ms = days. with plaster
Brig River Belle tBr Holmes, Windsor days, with plaster
sch Ayarado Stanley Calais days. with lumber to Jed.
Seir Bangor Jordan Ellsworth days, with lumber to
scir Moro day.: with lumber to Jed VIZ:
s sCST sSiy E spssr Rondoa. for Dsnvers
Schr sarsh Mcdonald Snow Portland days. with fish TO
scbr James Freeman Kelly Gloucester days, with fish
sehr Coral Nee srty, Rochlsnd, with lime
scbr Rose in Bloom, wssin. for Albany
SCAR Ontario. sawyeI' New ,h.'eRP.
s sbI Ary,e Wis Providence.
Ser Elizabeth Greenlsw Calais days, with lumber to Jed.
seir Brothers. wules Baltimore days. with coal to Ran
seSr Caroline knight Rowe Lubec days. with herring to
Steamer Kennebec, Hand, Philadelphia and Cops May 10
Steamer Weerppor Berry Portland so hours mdse 10 II.
Steamer We,tcheser Clark Providence ls hour. mdss. To
sAILED-shp Black Sea- Cate for Sydney City Point
wIND-Durns the day from Me- tos.
The slip Grahams Polly $50 tuns viii this afternoon 10
takea on the small Balance dock for examination.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Ordered, that Special Term OF the Circuit Cpuil
s che tinted state for the Southern District Of New YORK De
holden AZ the pod States Court Room in the CITY 81 New
York on I'd Tuesday 9Th of september nett o. - @
IN OF the same day. pursuance Of power conferred pJ d0'
Congress- Motions for nJunctions will be first heard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

- Our reporter was yesterday misinformed with
d .o Juscs Broyper When sent for 70 sit at the spe
M Sessions he was weehawken as stated bn engaged
in his Own Court in the Fourth District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

STEAMSHIPS TO AND from havana.
Steamship Phiddepha-Fom New York "a arrivins no.
vans sth aud New Or leans lith From h2-
ysrs sd arriving at New.York 2s'h, ,,,.,
Steamslip quaker C-From New YORK TO OF esss m'nss
striving Hsvsna lrh. and Mobile l"a FROM 'S"s I'd
havana 18th arriving at New. York 18th. 49,, ,,r
Stsam,sip CdAav6aFr New rgrk ~ sf,xns , ny
vaps nth. and Nsworsans 18Th f'om Ns"'o'esA' |"h'
iI.ysns s9th arriving ct New York ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-AuG' Il
Before X. +. STrLwELL.
SMUGGLING CIGARS.
G. f. Endris and Charles Andre the two men VINO
we're arrested upon the charge attempting 70 al tue
Custom House invoice 30 900 cigars gave bail 10 DAY
In the sum Of 5000 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22
SECOND Board.
FRIDAY, AUG. 2l-P. ".

The decline in railroad values continues, and Ealing
off in prices is as rapid at any time since the
wear eaue in. The beet stocks, with sone excepoons
suffer with the poorest and the market appears 70 De
al the mercy Of the operators for the fail. Two or
three eeues which existed for the buling OF Central
La Crosse, Reading, &C.. are evidently deferred rom
opera.:rg in the face OF such general market. Inc
exceptions 10 the decline to-day are Toledo, which
opened al 49, advanced to and at the Second Board
fell of to 43 again, all improvement OF j q cent on
Yesterday closing price, and Rock Island which
shows an advance of & cent. Ia Crosse Declined TO
81. closing at o. Erie to %; Michigan Southern to 2o
Y Y. Central 70 80; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 10 ~
Michigan Southern guaranteed to ii; Milwaukee AMI
Mississippi to 49,; Reading to 6s; Michigan Central
IN Il &c The market at the close was weak aud
inactive.
The market is quiet for Exchange and rates are IN
changed. Sterling, 94G91 cent; fianoS' ''iz"
5 l6I.
Freights ore unchanged. The engagements are ~
tea Reef at 3D. % tuns Oil Cake at b. 3D.; $50 bbs
Rosn at Cd 40 tuns St. Domingo Loswood at 49,. ID
To London 300 bbls. Rosiu at D. %. 3D. $40 tuns
Oil Cake at ljs. T. tun in bags and Is. Cd. 3 Dbl;
3 600 bbls. Crude Turpentine at Is. I'd. To Hafre,
50 bales Cotton at &c. for Sea Island, and &c. on
round bales The ship Messenger from ST. Marys to
Buenos Ayres with Lumber, ut $50.
The business of the b-Treasury vas: Receipts
s333,758 O5; Payments, s263,76O 81; Balance, sl9,-
35j,96S 81.
We hear Of some s6OO,OOO in god engaged for the
steamer tomorrow. The City of Baltimore takes
$50, OOO The aggregate shipment OF the week VIII
be about 100000.
There is an increased demand for money in the street.
but the supply as yet is ample. The Banks are evil
IDENTIFY continuing their course of contraction.
We annex comparative statement OF the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week and
Gnce Jan. l.
70, he Week. 1850. 1890. iS5I:
kntd at the Port.......&2Il5,0H &4,2l,5S e25l9!56
Thrown market. ....E 2326,229 4,o'lT7 2of5e'
Since Jan. /. 1855. 1856. 10Y.
Entered at the Port. S3s 1851 S61O5s5a s725joo
Thrown on narket..... f72.,Hl oo.5@l9S2 e5,o'oos.
The figures, it will be seen, show considerable
falling off hom last year.
The details for the week were:
EKTEaEp cossUIiPTIoN
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. TINS DAY..
c.,p,.., - 5.I7 Sets 6;47 Moon-Sets 5;lvs
N NIGH WATER. THIS DAY. .
Cad, uoot s.52 Gov LAID. 9:isn Hell Gste...ll;Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERm-Aus 2L-Beiore 'udse
PEABODY.
Charles ]. Henshaw agt. Dwight Montgomery, I'M
pleaded, 6c-Injunction dissolved . NJ, a.,
In the matter Of opening the Central Park, &c
Report Of referee OIL the application Of Celia Wallace con-
Gruue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

cOI-PT, OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERN.-Aus. q
Before Judge DAILY.
John PoiloD, ir., agt John kerney.nAotion lot re-
ceyer granted and referred to Thomas boese To-
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Rec~;p,. or Produce. Arc .,

( So var IS soard); Tor United States ss.ortusn,s st
d5Sdo Is 10 ss9 ell IS, on bosrdj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

ATTEMPT TO Pass COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-A man
named Joseph johnson was arrested yesterday, in
che Sixteenth Ward, on q charge of attempting to
1sss counterfeit s. bill the Lee Bank, of Mass.
Johnson first offered the bill at porterhouse corner
Of South Fourth street and Union avenue, and was
fsld that it was a counterfeit. He then went to
grocery corner of Even and McKbben streets, and
again attempted to pass the BILL when Officer Wester-
xsld took him into custody The prisoner was taken
Before Justice Feeks, and committed for further
examination.
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paints, Oils, WIass, 81.

REFINED LARD OIL, for Burning and - "a
eist Also CoBuR Urn FIJI Prf TT TAIIo% OIL which x
ourwsn Sperm sands colder weather and burns Wen
ranted above. Barrels 90 TO 40 sslions Ooay Assn
JOHN w. QUINCY. No WinsHm '.
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ny telegraph.
BOSTON, Aus. 2l-Ar ship Dictator -. Casiari, bark
Sophia Guph Turks Island Nashua Jones' Baltimore scas
Rsnha, Azores; Port Medsrss, Pernambuco.
Fellowship Reindeer.
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ny Telelraph

The slip Grahams Polly, $50 tuns, viii this afternoon
taken the smsll Balance dock for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

Ak ESCAPED CoSvlcT.--IIenry Carpenter, negro,
was arrested by Officer Kelly of the Ninth Ward on
Island by swimming ashore ON board. lie was
taken back to his old quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

ACCIDENT At THE Navy YARD.-Yesterday forenoon
. laborer named Thomas Chute, employed in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard had his hand badly crushed by
Being caught between a large iron drum and rope
which passed around it. He was conveyed to the
Eew.York Hospital, and the hand was amputated at
che wrist by Dr. Ray. The injured man served in the
war with Mexico, and in of the battles received
Dad wound in the shoulder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

puRGLARY.-The house Of Charles Anderson, in
Franklin avenue, near Dr. Kalb, entered on
Thursday night and robbed of silver wetch and So
q money The thieves effected an entrance by means
of nppers applied TO the frontdoor key, which was
left in the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

IssuEsr.-Coroner Redding held an inquest yester-
lay morning on the body of George L. Hall, who died
suddenly on Thursday night of disease Of the heart
He resided at No. 100 Adelphi street, and to
leave this country for Turkey, where he to be
employed a naval commander. He leaves a wife
and larpe family 10 mourn his lOss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

Shortly after - O'Clock yesterday morning, fire
was discovered in dwelling in North Seventh
~Gtseet, near First owned and occupied by Mrs.
AoDevit. The fire was extinguished by engine
companies, Nos !, and 10, who at work before
the alarm was given. Damage, about $500. The
origin Of the fire was not known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

qaty and that too xSAnat who has been your oos
m sdf Forbid n, Justice forbid j. heaven. ] wouli
scup prssepoe h, yop ND sworn aSss yoa bought
the property Yos to anything In refe
renee 70 this property yet Hxa you have taken no sse
ih atocions attempt have ONLY conversed With your
uncle he VIII never speak Of on your own accoun. un
less takes piece II this u sssed
ever o me 81. pledge my homo, that this business ahs Re
any Twin being will call upon you or him for the
S0o which he had and above the cost of the stores In
Broadway.
In h ter have mot alluded % other facts which hsve occ
red during the last when
have remained locked breast and which mo-
hing have suffered hs tempted me 70 Disclose unless
my obligation honor 70 keep the secret was DO
sroyed by oct Of <eachcry towards myself Of which
hope that incapable. II. PRICE MOORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

every ,.Dd May ne day se no. m dssn. was. asr "a
Easic@fSs asrp Ia Osce through Tssss Hsiia
letter from John srOuGham, Esq, was read n =
sponse.
United states-A nation Of Independent .ovrsgote.
constitution he rss fresss and hsppes. nasons
ihs IiS and Amerc can Bier-rchies their grss.
Example Of devotion and snSs 10 the " o.
did ne pia. The children Il Israel in the desert. Mu
Responded TO By Father r. j. BRADY VII, IN course OF
bis sodyess paid . llow 8 tribute OF admiration and
respect 70 the Right Rev 'snop John Hughes
sn IS have ss se
pons vain Let as boDe that In The strict Of
benign DO ali future generations
husc-star spangled Banner.
NJ nsAsTxRs responded, concluding verv seuso'y TO
leave the EXPANDING or tie constitution to the supreme
Court
6. The Memory of O'Connen Musio-A dirge
sion We he g.nas and % @ ssS Of
Mackenzie In bringing before the Amercao people wit
o8o f &ss the great
8. The Memory Of Washington Musie-A dirge.
Civl and Religious libsryThs broad basis upon which
msn Let not the assaults Of The bgo the schemes Of The
Gene re- ese: he Old
and cs s Of the New The earth I: aed
The Bod .t Soldier boy. w.,
and glory, true her natural position and innate tights Al
2s o no DssrerSe WIN her iss~ss pTynsgss may
the West Music Yankee Doodle
H. The Press The Of the age. Let be Just and
discriminating It's censorship, thai. 10 exposing vice may
defend virtue Musician.
13 The Genius of And Beauty the of her
charms she opels msn 70 bow to her superiority and de-
beast Nusic-Let TIE IT. be Dear Woman.
This concluded the literary exercises, which were or
exemplary brevy The speeches pitny and sp ~,
ana, could spsoo be Afforded them would Prove good
models for Ike OCCASIONS. There however liquor
the tables to render the inspiration spiritual Tue
msinder Of the evening occupied with iaT, the
ladies being specially stirred for the occasion. Altogether
the celebration rational and pleasant