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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-05

cheerfully work together for one noble anil bcne-
fetal aim-tLe elevation Of Southern Literature
and the permancncy Of Southern Civilization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22
HOMICIDE IN BROADWAY.

Our city was thrown into state Of ercitemest tase
light abou. midnight by the report o. a shocking
MURDER sail to have been committed o. drinking
saloon called the Shaw House. in Broadway, betweea
Grand and 3roome streets.
1t appears from Whist our reporter coald gather
fom several persons. that sbort l2 O'Clock two wed
known chaIscters-one alawyer named Wsgstaf. soA
the other Mr.. Nimms recently attached to Burtoss
and other tleaters-met 10 the shaw House. when a.
argry debate epsued.
The origin the difficulty reporter could roirsrn.
In the eourse of the Of words Wags.af is sid 70
have struck Eimms twice in the face when the lstr
drew revolver and shot Wagstaf, one shot passing
through the right and entering the lung, and Vie
other entering the mouth and passing out at the back
of the head. Wagtaff fell and expired almost imns'
diately.
Soon after the shots fred, the pcice made theis
appearance, bat Nimms was nowhers TO be found
Several persons present were arrested end takea 70
the Fourteenth Ward Station-IIouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22
FROM flashing TON.

,core,popdence Of The n Y Tribune
W.smxGrox, Thursday, Aug 90, lo57.
nS candidates for Mr.. Martins place procure
.-.-.non,ect Of action after the President had
a,,,.oa his intention to make the appointment
on Tne.dsy. as telearaphed The great COMPETE
fon for the position Of Engineer OF the Navy arises
from the power of that officer over contracts ana
Jobs. Millions Of dollars ca h year are exPended
upon plans approved BY the Engineer. 10 ocoo
tons to Mr. Martin are said to be that nc u'"o,'
with the representatives Of certain grea' ,ns0' ..
As to the kinds Of coal to be used aud the P'"0''
which machinery shall be manu- fac'ured
Mr. Buchanans long experience IN puOnc 11'n'
= o,o., ADVANTAGE 10 him in managing the on'ce
seekers He gets along with this iuo'' NM f
tion Of his duties with facility III ie,n"' ~
t-.s. with the laundering and blunderhg vi rlcioe
W. zoos and talks with all who call, hears them
With pstience and dsmisses tnen' wiz. "et: w.
VIII snd;dste for valuable Office insisted upon
80. ,;,ulstine the contents of his papers. Inc
Dr. s,deut protested that he had read them. But,
nursued the petitioner "here is one which think
Should have decided your mind in my favor" Inc
Precedent repeated without looking at the paper,
and to last appeal calmly replied, 1.-The appoint
ment will be made Tomorrow
Mr. Buchanan continues TO receive amusing iet-
ters from people who practically regard hun as the
father OF his people. One lady writes that she mas
a charming daughter who has taste ter music,
which she wishes to CRAFTY by the purchase oil
piano, but is unable. The devoted mother hopes
that the Presldent viii send her the neediu An
other with more moderate desires, declares tnat she
Is very Door but a good seamstress, aud requests
the President to send her $50 for the purchase OF
sewing machine, BY which she may increase her
earnings.
Tomorrow is set down for execution day for half
a dozen heads of bureaus, pOstmasters, Dr..
PEMAQUID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22
COURTESY TO WOMEN

To the Editor Of The n. Y Tribune.
SIR: For the last few months, have hidden con-
siderable distance-tsce nearly every day-ln the
Third or Fouthavenue cars; and of course, IN thai
time have encountered great many women. Since
Mr. Lyman Cobb's decree that all men who do not
give up their seats TO who enter after the cars
filed lacking in courtesy to the gentle crea
tures--thereby endangering the foundations OF our
Repubiio-l have watched pretty narrowly the con.
duct Of the above mentioned females and in bat ore
single case, in ell that time, have | seen woman
thank man for giving up his seat for her comfort or
even acknowledge his kindness by look of gratitude
Many OF these men. know, were tired and weary,
after the labors Of the day, to whom sea! in the
cars was a great relief
True polteness would seem TO require different
course on The part OF women. IL they will Insist, by
Their looks, upon compelling men 10 resign their seats
the least return they make 10 try aud render
the sacrfce a. light as possible by q ~ word or
emile. Poteness has been lxeued 10 an air.cushon,
which has nothing in it. yet which eases the ios won.
derfuy. Most of these women would seem 10 have
established themselves On oas,iron or hard pine seats
which aggravate the jOlts. Mr. Cobb NAV have n
process which will transmute such hardness into cath
cry ease; if So he would coDfer great favor bv let,
ting it be known to every one who like myself, is
compelled TO be
NeO ioTk Aug. p. RIDER IN THE CARS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

RErUBL1eAs ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS Is WEST
CHESTER CoUNTY--The Republicans of the East
chester, Westchester, West Farms, Morfisania and
Workers, comprising the First Assembly District OF
Westchester County under the new apportionment)
meet in Convention at Coopers Hotel, Fofdhen, on
the Sh Of September Zoe the purpose of eiectng two
Delegates to the State Convention to DO held ~ syria
cuse on the sd pro1ime. The Republican DeIega'e'
of Greenbugh, Harrison, Mamaroneck, M'um fieas-
ant. New.Roo helle, North Castle, Pelham found-
,;dae Rve SesrsdaIs AID White Plains, composing
the Second Assembly District Of Westchsstsr county
mo-, IN convention at tie Union Hotel White Plains,
on the ,th of September, for the same OBJECT.
Tbe Republican Delegates Of Bedford, Cortland
North Salem. sonsYs, Assuming, Lew:sbCTo, New
Castle and Yorktown, composing the third Assembly
District Of WesteAes,er County, meet in Conventioa
Cor the same object. at the Cataract, House, Crotch
Dam, or tine ith Of Septembe: next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

ToMPKINs MARKET.-The fshmongcrs and others
doing business in Tompkins Market are very loud in
their complaints against certain parties who have, or
profess to have the entire control of matters in that
quarter. Some weeks ago a few men made their APP
pearance at the north end of the market building, tosk
up the flag sidewalk, and made deep excavation
there, cartng of the sand which they obtained after
which nothing further was Of the men, while the
excavation remained exposed FOR any one to fall into
At the same time great Inconvenience was occasoned
10 visitors as well to those doing business there; so
much so that number of the latter jointly subscribed
sufficient money to deray the expenses of filling upthe
hole Within the last day two the same proceeding
of taking up the flag stones, excavatiDg and carting
off the said has been commenced at the south end oil
the old market building causing fresh troubles both to
the deeers and purchasers. Yesterday man in
charge Of dirt cart No s73 was engaged in cartns oil
the sand to parts unknown. Those who are ineon'
venenced by this strange proceeding therefore natur-
ally wish to be ieforraea by whose authority it has
been DONE At first it supposed that the laborers
had been set to work digging for the foundation OK the
proposed new market building but according to pres
en appearances the prospect Of seeing their ansapa
tons realized is not ve-y encouraging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

SERIOUS Result OF TAMaAss Hos.-At the iate
Democratic meeting in Tammany fial1 there were as
usual several VOWS, but they wers all quelled for the
time being without serious harn Tho puglisc spirits
were not content, but repaired strashtway to the
Pewter Mug near by, whsre they resumed their
folt in the most fendish manner. The battle was be-
tween some First.Warders OF enlaence in their line
and smaller number of Fcurth Ward "Dimycrats."
7, was all about "Fernandy Wu6d" and Dan SickeIs.
Weapons of almost every kind we're treesy used' ana
many bad wounds inflicted. man who vas 'oriliery
Constable of the Fourth Ward and of great influence
among the boys, had lis fingers so terribly crushe"
that one Of them had 70 be smputated by Dr. finne
on Thursday last, and doubts are expressed "ne.as,
the other fingers can be saved Tho boys were s,eau'
alarmed lest the matter should ges in PRINT aH'
ceeded in keeping out until now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

foliage s.e.tcGGr everywhere with exquisite efec
1 mid the dark Masses Of the ir.DThere was little
cultivation as yet Du. these trees formed naturs
orchards, which suggested design in their planting
| and redeemed the otherwise savage character Of
!, the scenery. We dipped at last into hollow down
! - itch flowed one Of the tributaries Of the Gdd
s1s the course Of which we thence followed t.
this pls.e'
One a he stations was lonely gard, standing
.,.r, from, I, e road, on high hill. As We drove
m. a borri6 ia bag came out to receive us. "Can
%. ,brss bc-,n soonl" asked. "No" she
.n.wsrsd with q es> 'ckls. Glow soonl' "In a
few hours was her n different reply, but the prom.
Use 0; paying fast rates ct them in less than one
NV friend wanted q glas' of wine, but the old
woman said she had nothing but milk We were
sitting On the steps with our piPes' shortly alter
ward when she said: "Why don't YOU go into the
house, ~ at smells too strongly of paint, l an
swered. "But you had better 60 In SAID sne'
and shufiled Of. When we entered, beh Old! there
were three glasses of very good Aarsais on the
table. Glow do you sell yocr nilkf" l asked
her. "Tha. kind is three sklnngs dram she
answered. The secret probably was that shc had
no License to sell wine. was reminded Of an IN
cide1t which occurred to me in MSine, during the
prevalence of ths Prohibtory Law. Twas staying
at hetel in q certain town, and sestiDgly asked
the landlord: "Where is the Maine L wv should
like to see it." why" said he, II haye it here
in the heuse;" and he unlocked bac.s room and
sstopished me with the sight Of a private bar,
studded with full decanters.
The men.folks were all away at work. and our
position was strapping girl of eighteen, who
rode behind Braistet She was gotten upon On
immense scale, but nature had expended sc much
vigor on her body that none was left for her brain
She was consummate representation of health
and stupidity At the station where We stopped
f,r the night, could not help admiring the solid
bulk of the lsadadys sister. Although not OYER
twenty four, che must hsve weighed full two hun
dred. Her waist was of remarkable thickness, ard
her bust might be made into three average Ameri.
can ones. can now understand why Mtgge
calls bis heroine Ida the strong maiden"
Yesterday we came down the picturesque valley
Of the G0dl, thirty Eve miles, and reached Dront-
helm, of which in my next. B..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

Cyss,TIos Or SIZE PorATo kOT on Lose iSl,'. .,-
We visited number Of farms IN Kings Coan.,
day where the potato 70, Is, DESTROYED three Our'
Of the crop Of early pOoe and find that i a.. "a 'O Of
,sIy ts.d We were told that 'ot'ns vas NV !,
.,,o.s that had besu attacked but then ssS' sHAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

Presented
To MAJOR DYCHMAN,
By the Citizens Of Sew-York
In testimony of
His gallantry at the battle of Chapultepec.
New York 1873"

was on exhibition many months at Simpsons famous
pawn shop, where it " showed up" by somebody
for tritiing sum- ID was never reclaimed, and was
finally sold at auction with large amount of other
unredeened articles, the prchaser'beng Mr. Regan,
who keeps shop for the sale Of unredeemed pawn
goods at the corner of Broome street and the Bowery
The gentleman whose name was inscribed upon II
was repeatedly informed Of the whereabouts OF the
medal and requested to call after it. But this he did
not see fit to do. The medal was then exposed for
sale. and go remained for nearly ten months During
the late excitement shout the gold snuff-box, the
history of the medal again brought to mind, and
it was purchased by Lieut.. Gaines, formerly OF the
New-York Volunteers. but now OF the Custom-House,
for 22-its value old gold The question has been
naturally suggested whether Gen. Jacksons gold
snuf-box if it be given to the person declared by the
Adermen's Committee TO lie the most suitable, it will
not meet with fate similar to that of the gold medal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

not single potato could Be found in digging Int many
bills that showed single symptom that ~ disesss
progressing. This fact should have favorable
effect the price TO consumers In this city a. wei -
being favorable to. pvcducer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

THy SALT LAKE MAIL CoSrncT.-Th contract
for this all service once month and back has beeu
gwen 70 Mr.. Stephen b. Miles Of st. Josephs Mo. at
sa2,OW per ennum. TIE price We take TO be quite
low ppeer tie circumstances. Wash. Star,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

DIsHoxoRABIE Use OF AN HONORABLE TESTING
NIAL-A beautiful gold medal, with suitable devices,
and Inscribed in substance as follows:
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