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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17


MYSTERIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUIR
pER:--On Tuesday morning last, Mr.. John Smith,
sober intelligent and highly esteemed citizen Of Pat
erson j. cene this city on business, intending 10
return home that evening" but after ransactiDg his
business he concluded 10 remain night to witness
theatrical performance and return to Paterson early
On Wednesday morning. He telegraphed his wife to
thi, effect since which nothing mas been either seen
or heard Of him.
Mr.. Smith is about % years of age, FIVE feet eight
on ure inches in hight, fair complexion, auburn hair,
beard and mustaches al in profasion very brilliant
bIue eyes. high, broad forehead He wore from home
q suit Of brown CASHMERE. AS cashier Of very e1-
iersye manufacturing establishment in Paterson Mr.
Smith paid out, on the day previous 10 his leaving
several thousand dollars and is known that he could
have had but small amount Of money with him
of probably not over SIS or $S0-as he left most
his previous months salary at home. His accounts
are all correct
Several Of Mr. Smiths friends were all dsy yester-
dav ard Wedne dsy afternoon in search for him, but
in vain. His wife and children in agonizing dig
t,ess on account Of bis Absence he was noted Tor
nunctuslity. Any tidngs of him would be most thank
frv received at No. 40 West street. Paterson.
Arr.cxUPox ACLzRGYMAy.-On Monday afternoon,
about Al O'clock RS tre Rev. s. W. King OF the Meth
odist Episcopa Church was waiting for stage, 10
company with friend on the corner Of Avenue
snd Second street, he violently eSseiled oy Ger
man, who instantly afterward disappeared into q
house. The two gentlemen were in a few moments
surrounded by an infatuated crowd who threatened to
take their lives Some Of :he more sober and civilized
of the Germans of that dtric. nterposed, and dew
upon themselves The fury Of the rufans; and in the
row hat ensued Dir. King and fdend were enabled To
escape.
FATAL ACCIDENT At RANDALLs lsLAsD.-An IN
oue.t was held at Randas Island, by Coroner Hills,
on the body Of John B. Laikin, boy nearly tve
wears Of age, who died from the effects OF injuries
The eyidelce adduced showed thst the deceased,
while on the third floor Of the premises where his pa
rents reside, crept through the bsnisters round Of
which had been broken out and fen to the lower story
thereby Featuring the nasal bones knocking out his
een beside sustaining other serious injuries, which
resulted fatally The jury rendered verdict Oh ae'
cideDtal death.
Cu,pGE OF FoRGERY.-Lucius augustus MENUS
lorer.y bookkeeper in the employ Of Mess'' u',;s
min Marks e. Co., merchants, at No. % -.
street, was yesterday arrested charged WIN ] .hs
fo,ped with intent Of ut.ering. several ohecAs "a
Isl,nd City and Tradesrnens Banks. filed IN -. 49,
| s.a sisnsd with lie name Of the 6su' tn' '~S'''
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TIE PEorLE's WASHING AND BATHING ESTABLISH
ArNr, which commenced operations in this city i've
Yeas ago in imitation Of the London system OF public
washing ana bathing, and with hope that its success
would justify the erection of Other similar establish
merts, has been doing large business sioce warm
weather set in Last Saturday the number Of bathers
was eco. The business for FIVE years Is shown a.
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il sppeers. had some difficulty about ten days ago
with bis employers and was discharged. Since toS
tine the firm bad heard that he nteneed com hitting
forgeries upon them aud caused bis arrest. Whea
taken into custody he bad Eve Of these checks in bs
possession. lie denied any intention to utter them.
and sad that another person had drawn and signed
them. lie 3 belle we'd to have had accomplish and
ihis man was near him when he arrested lot
escaped. Justice Brennan held him 10 await eIsus.
ration.
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Col. Fremont HfALrH.-It has oeen puoi'sueo
within few Gays that Col. Fremont was aaOserou''y
sck-whch may or may not have been the case II
is so 10 longer. From tie best kind Oh testimony! VIC
are abe to assure those Interested thai he Is row IN
GOOD health
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fAty, rissfnent.

DIR. :. 6. FrTCII's Six Lectures on COnsumPtsno
and the Laws Life $50 pages, % engrsvngs bound q:
paup In which be diseaes of the Lungs snd
Fcsr, an Chronic Disorders sent by mail postage freq
on receipt of ~ Address ). FiTcH Co., No. IN
Rrn. l.ran-
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To perfume the Breath, eradicate Tan, Pimpies
and F,t kes use tn. BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS" None
eenuLe unless signed FErRIDGE Co.." New'fork. FW
sale at No. 26l Broadway and by ell Drugssts
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A CARD.
To The Editor II The " Y. Tribune.

To me Editor u The " u Tribune.
SIR: In reference to the charge which appeared Ia
beg ave to state that the alleged perjury consists
in my denying that bought certain property uoder
instructions from James +. Brown, and my true
In due time the whole matter will appear the resuk
II conspiracy against me 20 lessen my power to ex-
pose the frauds OF others The Grand Jury refused -
listen to the complaint against me, and the whole
matter will be investigated as soon as can secure
hearing; when assure my friends aud tbs public
ha, the fal,ehood and malice Of the charge will Be
made manifest. Yours, very respectfully.
Ntu- York July H. 1851. ROSWELL GREEN.
NoTIcE.-FIRE II FiFTY.FIFTH STREET, NORTH
R Mott leave 10 return bis sincere thanks 70 tho
Fire Hook Ladder Companies Police and his neiihbs
who present ush whose able and indefssb
e,us the which took place al his lumber yard on the
morning OF the 18th inst exnsushed, snd considerable
property rescued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

H. TnoyAToRE will be given for the la'' '''ns y ~
La Gra.ge Opera Troupe, this evening" ~ 'N'
Academy.
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Advertisement
Smithsonian HOUSE, BROADWAY, corner


Of Houston.t. On tie EUROPEAN PLAN SINGLE Rooms o.
c.nts IS cents aud ST. per day. DOUBLE Rooms aud
PARLoRs 81 ~ 20 S. MEALS extra aud - oreerve.
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An additional force of teu men sent TO Segunes
Point on Wednesday last, making the entire force
there under the command of CAPT Walng fOrty-fve
mon Ths name Of those sent are as as follows VIM.
Jameson, John W. Hall, Theo. w. Rowland, Charles
Newbau Ravaud II Field, John Howe, Henry Cro-
rur, David G.. Snow, Caleb Brundagc, Charles \.
Patton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

The new Police unable yesterday to find the
key of the Nineteenth Ward Station House, situated
on Fifry.nnth street, near Second avenue They en-
tered the place by means Of bsck window, and the
r-t object that attracted their attention was poor
house CO fin, painted red. Lying on the lid was one
of the Old Police caps, and inscribed on the lid were
the words, He jacet." The interior of The building
was in great disorder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

OFFICIAL VIsIr.-Several of the Metropolitan Pc
lice Commissioners paid visit to this city yesterday
and inspected some of the stationHouses In company
with Deputy Superintendent Folk
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ore a. ,bo incest an6 coses. Offices for the rtn>ao-
lion Of official business probably to be found within
", lai,. Of ihe State. Bot Harry was not conteot,
q fuistiDg stroke must be put on to mike the work
com, seo huge, carved and gilt eagle was placed on
The outside Of The building, bearing in is beak open
scroll, upon which Inscribed the following mod
cti words: Harry Howard, Chief Engineer Of the
New York Fire Department" This was the grand
ofowrius port. But Harry had a nice office Harry
mu-i hive nice salary. Accordingly his friends in
The Board &C Councilmen rushed his salary from
$500 up 70 5000 per year. As Harry is good
Derocra, TIC Dend Rabbits in the other Board will
probably concur with the junior Rabbits and then
the Gard Chief Of al the Rabbits will give his sane
ton Would it not be g'od idea for all the Demo
cratic ofce-hOlders 10 follow Harry's example by put
ting up their names and vocation in front of their
Offices or resdences1 An improvement might be
made by adding the salary that each Incumbent re-
ceiyeS.
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James Murnn, one OF the special force OF the Me-
tiopclan Police who SO badly injured IN Bayard
street wos sufficiently recovered yesterday to walk to
Nc IS White street. He is yet very feeble, aud it
will probably be weeks before he will have entirely
reco, red from his wounds. He received his COM
mission as one of the regular force and was conveyed
TO his houe in the Seventh Ward.
The work OF fitting up the Old Chiefs Office fr the
Supelnte dent of Street improvements was continuing
Yesterday. Il is said that the right of the Street Com
mis- sioier to thus usu,p the powers of the Common
Council viii be Contested by counsel 10 behalf of the
Police Commissioners.
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Appointment reason for the dissatisfaction OF many
Of the Germans with the Metropolitan Police has been
The belief that the purpose of the Commissioners was
to exclude al foreigners from ofice-or, as many oil
them expressed it that the Commission was all hno"
Nothing" Yesterday our reporter was informed oy
IN intelligent German that since Wood was first elected
Mayo he had appointed less than twenty Germans Oh
the police. Against this the Board OF Metropohtsh
Police Commissioners have already nearly q hundred
Germans in the new force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

The institution was established without the idea OF
pecuri,ry profit, and from purely benevolent motives
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pr,o, ,ny.-The Water-Cure establishment Of "
~ T Adams. No. Iil Amity street, was enterea 81
49, On Tuesday night and robbed OF all the eivs
ua pIated ware in the house. The house was snseses
by false keys
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CITY ITEMS

Nsiority for the State. ."...........'''.'
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swixMiyc.-About dozen boys were an0.,0u ~.
,or5sv for swimming about the docks near the foot
OF Montague street. They were brought " the r,'
District sta.on-House. Bathing along the docks v .
oIsor Of .he city ordinances and the police are re-
- % a ,est al who violate the law.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
STEAMBOAT REGISTER,
A GREAT BLESSING TO THE
 AEEI.ICTE1

Say The number and formidable character of dis of the Liver have long challenged the attention of medical men. Some of these diseases, cassed un- der the general term of Consumption, have been sup posed incurabe, and the unhappy patient allowed to die without medical science to offer him hope of recovery. Happily this can no longer be the case remedy has been found whch will cure all complaints of whatever character, arising from Arrangement of the Liver. The Pills discovered by Dr. M Lane, pre- pared solely by Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa., act directly the Liver: and by correcting it's operation and purifying it from diseases cuts off and extrpates the complaints which have their origin in the diseases of this organ Remedies hitherto proposed for liver complaints have failed to operate upon the seat of the disease: but Dr. MLane's Pills make themselves
 felt upon the action of the Liver, and by cleansing
 the fountain, dry up the impure streams of disease which thence derive their existence.
 ffy- Purchasers will. be careful to ask for DR. M'
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
srael had fallen. bv unhe,;ef ond{b,

Israel had fallen. by unbeiief, and then the 'aa'aner in which the Gentil $ had been srafted into Christ through faith, and then he teaches that If the Jews abide not in unbelief. they shall through faith be grafted in, and so, or in this way, all Israel shall be saved, or in like manner as he had taught in reference to Jews and Gentiles. But you contend, that the deli verer is yet to come out of Zion and turn un- godlness away from Jacob. Venc 26. So then reader, you do not believe that Christ is the deliverer, and that he has come to Zion? Do you not nullify christianity by your posi- tion? We believe that Christ, the deliverer, has come and that he has turned away ungod- Illness from Jacob. If he has not come, then who saved so many thousand. both Jews and Gentles? Your position rejects Christ, as the ieliverer, and teaches that he is yet to come But our position is that he has come and given tullness or projection to Jews and Gentiles and united all the tribes of Israel, and the Gen. tiles under Christ, and that there will be no change in the administration until the resurrec- ton from the dead, when all the saints will en- ter into the eternal inheritance of which Canaan was q mere type.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
Something Everybody should Know.

We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the advertisements which have been placed in our columns this week by Dr. Easterly. of St. Louis. His medicines are becoming very popular all over the western States, and can now be found in every respectable Drug and Apothecary Store. He has taken great pains in preparing and perteeting them to combat the diseases of the west. Dr. Eas has been engaged fourteen years in the preparing and selling his preparations They are tried reme- dies, and the public can rely upon them safe and etlicacious They rapidly taking the place of all the old advertised medicines from the fact they considered more ctcacous and better suited to the diseases of this climate The articles advertised in our columns are Dr. Easterly's Idoine ard Sarsapa- rilla, Dr. Carters Cough Basam, Dr. Easterly's Fe- yer and Ague Killer, and Dr. Hooper's Female Cor dial, to which we invite special attention They are for sale at
 Februarv IT ,51-1m J. J. McALMONTS.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 2d Feb. '57. DROPOSALS for conveying the mails of the Uni Il ted States from l>t July 1857 to 30th June, lS5S in ARKANSAS, will be received at the Contract Office of this Department, until P. M. of March 3l, next, to be decided by the 25th A pril following on the routes and in the time herein specified. Being routes established by act of Congress- approved 18th August, 1856.
 7699a From Pocahontas, by Cherokee to Poplar
 Bluff Mo-, 65 miles and back once a week Leave Pocahontas Monday at ' ann
 Arrive at Poplar Bluff next day by 6 6pm; Leave Poplar Bluff Wednesday at [ a m; Arrive at Pocahontas Thursday by pm; 7699d From Pocahontas, by Jame, D. Cross's. in Randolph county, to Donaphin, Mo-, 2S miles and back once week.
 Leave Pocahontas Monday at ' am; Arrive at Doniphan by pm;
 Leave Doniphan Tuesday at 7 m;
 Arrive at Pochontas oy pm. 7699c From St. Charles, by Dewitt, to Brownsville 69 miles and back once Il week.
 Leave St. Charles Monday ut 6 am; Arrive at Brownsville next day at 10 m; Leave Brownsville Wednesday at 6 a m; Arrive at St. Charles next day by 10 m. T699d From Linden to Jones, St. Francis county, ' miles and back, once week.
 Bidders will state the distance, and prpose a schedule of departures and arrivals. 7699e From Danve, by Ouch Creek to Wadron 55 miles and back once week.
 Leave Danvlle Monday at Ga m;
 Arrive at Waldron next day Ut 12 m
 Leave Waldron Wednesday at a m; Arrive at Danville next day by l2 m. 7699f From Des Are. Prairie county, to Oakland, St Francis county, % miles and back, once q week.
 Leave Des Arc Monday at am;
 Arrive at Oakland by pm;
 Leave Oakland Tuesday at s m;
 Arrive at Des Are by pm.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24

LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. manutac- tured by FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburgh, Pa There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills. now before the public. Dr. MLanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Vermifuge can now be had at al respectable drug stores. None genuine aotout the signature5 FLEMING BROS.
 rA11
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
ADDrOXimatiOn Prizes.
3,26o prizes amounting to. o.............. S2Oi ,OOO
 Whole Tickets, s1O; Halves, S5; Quar-

Whole Tickets, slO; Halves, S5; Quar- ters, S2 90.
 PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. The numbers from to 30 900 corresponding with those numbers on the tickets, printed on separate slips of paper, encircled with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel.
 The first 2l2 prizes. similarly printed and encirced are placed in another wheel. The wheels are then revoved, and number is drawn from the wheel of numbers, and ut the same time prize is drawn from the other wheel The number and prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audience and regis tered by the Commissioners, the prize being placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeat ed until all the prizes are drawn out. Approximation Prizes. 1 The two preceding and the two osucceedinonumbers to those drawing the first l2 Prizes will be entitled 1 to the 4s approximation Prizes, according to the scheme.
 The 900 Prizes SEQ will be determined by the last 1 figure of the Number that draws the $50 900 Prize For example, if the Number drawing the $50 900 Prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the 1 Number ends in 1 will be entitled to s20. If the number ends with Mo- 3, then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled $20, and so | on to O..
 Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow ing rates, winch IS the risk:
 Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. sso
 10 Half .. 40 10 Quarter {" ..... 20 sT In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered, on re- ceipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any figure | they may designate.
 The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing
 ;5 Purchasers will please write their signatures plain. and give their Post Office County and State. 1 sR Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in full without deduction | sW All Prizes of Sl 900 and under paid immed- ately after the drawing-cther Prizes at the usual time of thirty days.
 All communications strictly confidential.
 Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets at either office.
 Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either to | s. SWAN & CO.,, Atlanta Ga. Feb 24,'57 or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24

A IL persons are hereby cautioned and forwarned A from trading or accepting an assignment of q mortgage ton the debt secured thereby upon the shop, tools and stock in trade now in my possession immediately above the mill, in the city of Little Rock given by me to William D. Carr, on the 29t of September, 1856, about that date as will not pay the same, because have been guarnshied and compelled to pay debts of the said Carr to the amount of my indebtedness to him.
 Given this 18th of February, 1857.
 Enh o4. lR54. It A IIEGEI-
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.


 EpY an order of the Probate Court of the TsSS IS county of Yell, in the State of Arkansas IL will offer for sale to the highest bidder at the Court House door in said county the 24th day of March next, credit until the lst of January 1858, the following tracts of land viz:
 <, w. ar. sec. 23 town. g. north range B west, w. half of $. F. qr sec. 23, town. 5, north range E. half of s. E. qr. sec %, town ,, north range 23 west,
 N E. ar. of \. E ar. 26, town. 5, north range p west, containing 360 acres.
 The above tract of land lays one mile and a uuar- ter west of Danvle. on the main road leading from Little Rock to Fort Smith. It is not surpassed in point of soil or timber by any tract of land in the State. There is in cultivation one hundred acres with dwelling house containing four rooms kitchen smokehousc, crib, and stables three never fail ing springs, and well of good water us the State affords. will also offer at the same time and place the following tract, viz:
 +. half of sec 23. town 6, north range l9 west containing 320 acres
 This land lays the Arkansas rivern what called Gardens bottom, in said county of Yell and is as good land as there is the river. Persons wishing to purchase before the day of sale can do so bv cal ling on Thomas w. Pound. esq, at Danville, or Hon. II. A. Howell, Dardanelle, both of whom are authorized to sell at private sale Purchaser to give bond with approved security and mortgage on the land This the 9th day of February 1857
 SAMUEL HAYS. Executor
 of the estate of G. E. Hays, deceased Feb. 1T, At Cost of ady't $lO
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24
SALE OF LANDS FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES
 In Van Buren county, State of Arkansas
In Van Buren ,

the O Val tteSta o
  the of of iushe naidcou duetre be epidon
  lconinu efmd ytatb handc h f s corner sai iNm.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-24

that almost every section of the country abounds in persons publicly known who have been restored from alarming and desperate diseases of the lungs by it's When once tried its superiority over every other medicine of it's kind is too apparent to escape observation. and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antdote to employ for thedstressg and dangerous affections of the pumo- nary organs which are incident to our climate. By its timely many. nay almost all attacks of disease upon the Lungs throat, arrested and thus are saved many thousands every year from premature grave. No family should toe without it, and those who do neglect to provide themselves with remedy which wards off this dangerous class of diseases will have to deplore it when it is too late. Proofs of the surprising efficacy of the Cherry Pcctoral need not be given to the American people-they have liv- ing proofs in every neighbordood. But those who wish to read the statements of those whose whole health has been restored and whose lives have been saved by it's usc will find them in my American AL manac which the agent below named has to furnish gratis for every one
 Prepared by Dr. J, c. Aver. Lowell. Mass, and sold by J. J. McALMONT. Little Rock
 H. F. Farnsworth X Co.,. Memphis; j. Wright < Co.,, New Orleans, and by agents in every county in the State. Feb 3, 1857 Pm