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boat. He told a The .iole9 SS ossr o' %eS
sso Nicer Freeman; Tf IN T Tsut Tins about
bid osi N zoe g,,cr was the taking Of Hartford,
Oelock. Nsn scs, ,ba, there wa not srough nen in
who Ts% dTivo W. Sa Of He and Dr. Wood were hung
! ', 1Sy T SSs;sf 6 sssss s s1
mphoaure w sbayed tarred and feathered put in
fiTippeo, ca sept down the river. Dr.. Wood con
one poe ~ gano,ipg that had been done lately.
ies;ec puich doctor, GOrden and johnson were
nSsd leave within "a hours or be see Mt tue trt
q, ;u ,-ss torn GOWN
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company frciCg Ia ,te ught spi rasrshi,g - tho
rear by the right faok. Nod go thro,gh thesvh| s
,ee,mert. I;y tbis method constant stream Of
balls i. KEEP! fyinf. tie iowizers firing oce hundred
and twenty nufket bals at each dlscharge aid ii Is
thought by militia? men th., very few nsbs could
stand against the fire NJ half dozen comp snies. The
guns alec viii he perfect protection against aank at
tocks from eide streets.
The National Guard, on the occasion Of their parade
next week, vii practice this rnsnuever with four light
i2pOund hnwit,ers. The pieces are handsomely
chambtnd guns, drawn by hand; and Col. Duryea
has carefully drilled squad Of srtAerymen for each,
that ifthe weather is propitous, lover Of military
science viii have a opportunity to enjoy fine eI-
hibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

FoRTUHATr EscAPE IRON AocTDEHT OF 4 RAIL
ROAD TRAM.-The train on the New.Hsven Railroad
that left Springfield and Hartford yesterday morning,
due here at l2:f0 and which usually brings a large
number Of passengers, made most fortunate but
row escape from an accident which would have IN.
doubtedly proved disastrous to life. Az all aware
who travel upon this road the entrance into the busy
part Of the city il dark and uninvtng one through
the Fourth avenue turrel. where the speed OF the
train is checked and the locomotive disengaged and
run cad and off a switch into an engine house esv.
ing the train to run down slight grade three
four blocks below the mouth Of the tunnel which ends
at Thirty fourth stree,. The speed is then only
sI or seven miles an hour and easily checked by The
brakenen, who always at their post for that pur
pose, in Gaze Of necessity to apply the brakes. Yes
terdsy the train emerged from the tunnel the for
ward brakeman for come purpose attempted TO apply
the brake just at the crossing Of Thirysecond street
when the bolt that holds the beam gave way and drop
ped upon the track just forward Of the trucks, which
mounted it and left the track turning the forward end
of the car up Thtry-second street and bringing the
body of square the track and thus blocking all
in the rear 1t can easily be anced what crash this
would have occasoned if it had occurred ten minutes
sooner. Fortunately the speed was so Glow that the
train stopped without serious injury to any though
it created for few minutes very lively excitement
and some very hearty congratulations among paseen-
gers at the lucky escape.
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SwINDING ShLoR.-A seaman named Thomas
Dunfrey recently returned from cruise the United
States figate Wabash, was swndled cvt of ono han.
bred dollars few days since by means of tho conf
dence game praeticed upon him by shsrper around
the lower courts in the City Hall. Dunfrey paiA
of at the end of his cruise with s265 which no pro.
ceeded, in company with runner, around the Navy
Yard, TO deposit in the Mechanics Bank taking
ticste of deposit therefor. Toe person who accom-
panied him pretended to the paper up in his vest
that would not be lost and Dunfrey departed for
Boston, when be discovered that the certificate had
not been sewed in his vest at all. naval officer ct
Boston hearing his story, teegraphedt the Bank sad
payment OF the money was stopped. Dunffey thea
came to Brooklyn, and being advised sought legged
redress. He went to the City Hall for a lawyer ss1
was picked up by man named Holly, who agreed to
recover his money for him. He, in company with
Dunfrey went to tho runner and by representing that
he officer, succeeded in making him disgorss
the certificate, which given to the sailor and. With
Holy he went to the Bank and drew the money.
Holly then charged hundred dollars for his ser
vices and so far worked the sailors good nature
that he induced to place the whole Of the money
in his bands The sailor does not seem Disposed To
make complaint but it is proposed to present the nat
ter to the Grand Jury at its next sessiou.
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fAdyerisementI
The 81 sea.e known as CATARRH, which has bat.


aed the medical world long has s location IN m.I sipf
,uscd al the Of the frontal bone and within the skull
called the Pituitary Gland ts Office is 70 .eerete pure and
lin pd fluid be down through ducts into the no.o
When TIL, aad becomes dessed through common Gods or
the eu ptve diseases the secretion becomes vt4ied ana NOR
bid the small ducts become impeced and Unable TO perform
the. functions the delicate mbrsnes Ct the octces are
soon a and In process. of time the sense OF hearing
smell and .sht yupsthze IN the sni are NOR
or lees impaired dull hesvy headache 10 experienced and
of diorpns into the th9ost affsFen SYMPTOM
il Ca.sr IN its developments has tar more SERIOUS
THAI those above enumerated Resulting ater 10
Bronchitis and ,erTni3at.s; 10 Consumption
Nouedy for the above disease OF 10 tram OF '1fnp'on
has been laid down 10 the books which physicians can re
upol and has becon. axiom That Cdfdrrh eanh'
be crred. 49,, ,.,..,.
The writer for many years oosi1f tn. htAe ign. ro
upon Of :Gs treatment d this dess- snd suus
his r,s 70 t. has been LED 70 make more minute
ye.,gaous ia,o the location symptoms sud effects o. 49,
sad devote himself this specially HIS edor u
for the past years s1d more especsy since n sn5
in this city him in saying that MS
familiarity with .he dsrsnsenen,s Nistrs from tns beb
vel a. he d.e.se seit has directed hun 20 of The
ia. eustsd him % radical ard edectuA S"'7 ~
M fJfnlJshe csses " Ca'airh .r...u
O"--' '' ~ "'-'-'' K GoooALL, NJ "
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SIR: Your report Of the meeting Of the Seventeenth
Ward Republican Association last night ia almost entirely
wrong OuT Constitution declares that voter st the primary
elections shall have been member Of the Association at least
one week Our primary elections take place "Wednesday
Ing the 9th proIimo Our regular Association meeting takes
the second Thurss in each month We adjourned 10
meet next "wednesday evening order 10 elect the
propose. las. night that they might vote at
primary elections There such word ides used
acendcncy We anxious that every Republican in our
Wac sha have his vote elections and there s fear
Of lue predomnang Our meeting last night char
aeiiied by the harmony and full stendance Of MEM
bers.
Moo. York. Aug. Ga, 1851
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FIRES.
FIRE IN WORTH STREET.


At i O'Clock on Friday morning fire broke out in
tas brick building No. II Worth street. occupied By
Herman W. Bluck as female boarding house; but it
vas eItinguished before much damage occurred. The
FIRE originated in the parlor, causing 800 damage to
Tho furniture. Insured for $500 in the Pacific Insur-
,ncs Company. The building is damaged to the
Isnount of $50. Not insured. The name Of the
owner we could not ascertain.
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lis criticisms on Poets and Poetry Pa1euanI "app'
but biz command of fscts sunosua a'o hs" ''~
to make ufe Of his resouces' lie haa enc VI ''o u0'
private libraries in tbs ety' ana we 'neA 'ne 'u"e''
collection Of American Verse 10 existence MS pr
waite life was troubled and fdr 't roVerses aud con-
trasts. but is not necessary to speak further OF
here He was a sincere and fcrvent believer in Chris
toni.y Of the Calver'tic type and member Of the
BAPTIST Church. lie was thrice narred, and two OF
n. wives and two daughters survive him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

WARD School No. 35-DEATH OF THE PRsIciPAL.
Wellington NJ. Smith, for about five years the
Principal of Ward School No. 81, in Thirteenth street.
between 9Th and 9th avenues died at his residence at
an early hour yesterday morning, in the 37h year Of
his sge. The deceased enjoyed an enviabe reputs-
ton teacher and highly respected by large
circle of friends.
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NOT A DEAD RABBIT.

To the Edi.o, Of The ". Y Tribune.
SIR: You will confer favor by correcting report
published your paper of Aug % Of Hugh T. Hosfe said 10 be-
ose Of the Dead Rabbit associates Allow t. that
have Mr. Hoae for and also know that he
had such associates He is by trade ironmoder
resides many miles from the city. By inserting the above
in your valuable pepper you will obse Of his friends
hc,c- York Au2. 10, 1857, c. A. VANDERBILT.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. AUGUST %. 1857

J-dgr OF Daxes Cc.5,y. on ti,e petition o. " m D. A.
tuA.r = New York w.o oseks 10 rscoye! po'seSs'ol
Of cbilo Kbts t,er, gil Ct eight years, nov 10
ous.cCr oi Lei sunt, Me ID, sire A fi.heF OF firN
toEn. Mas. The petitioner Is wei krS,"n % having
beeD connected with the press in Wscon,n, ace moe
rccetty n NewIork. He WAS quite corspic tous az
q Republican stump orato, 10 the last campaign. III,
d.st vie, who WAS a sister o; nrs Fisher, oDISineu
divorce from bin ia Wisconsin some gear s.nce' oa
'te ground Of destrior the psItie. being item resI
dtn.s ~ Milwaukee. Some tine stterwaro, 20 WIZ
about scar since, Mr. Fuller married j.. r. Gross,
a lawyer, and then Mayor Of Milvaukee. Mr. FaEer
bsyipg previousy married a lady belonging IN
Charleston. S. c.
Mrs Ysi,er cr Mrs. Cross q, che then tecame, lived
bot a snort tine after her secord marriage. She let
her only daughter to the care OF her husband Mr..
Cross ard her sister, Mrs. Fisber expressing the
sropge.t deere the respondent IN the present case
cortt nds that the child should never be given up to
her fsfter. After the death Of the mother the child
taken by the aunt to this State under an arrange
ment between Mr.. Cross and Nrs. Fisher. Mr.. Cross
Represented to be gentleman of wealth sbundanty
able ana willing 10 support the child of hn late wife,
ard the aunt is said 10 be fully competent to the
charge. The hearing in the case was postponed to
sept. 10. Richard II. Dana, .jr., for the petitioner,
John A. Andrew for the respondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

The Croton Board have as yet done nothing with
the bids for the Grand Reservoir. The meeting
which was to be held yesterday morning to decide
upon the award was adjourned to Monday next The
contest lies between Messrs Farchild, Cotton and
Walker, and j. r. & S. Cumngs-esch party claim
ing 10 be the lowest bidder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

!aboier, named John Dorsey, employed In excsva-
ting sewer Of Sixth and North Fifth streets.
seriously injured by the premature explosioa o.
blast The charge took effect in his face entirely de-
sroyDg the sight of the right eye and also badly in.
iuring his face and the other eye. lie was conveyed
TO his residence in North Fourth street. and attended,
by DR.. Moves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

The State Normal and Model Sci oOls will commences
at Trenton on Monday, Sept7. The Gazette says
applications for all the departments arc very numerous
ard rapidly Increasing. The number applying Tor the
Norm School proper far exceeds that of any preos-
ding tenn; while that of the new model school has
already reached nearly 300.
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lAdvertisemen' m.
PTRDY'S NATIONAL THEATFR Tonight ends

the resent season this ayor establishment and Mon
day C. uueuoes the regular Fail aud WiIer Season with
powerful Drsmafic snd PsLommc Company Mr. Charles j.
Foster .ad be the be, Dramatic actor In the country TO
LEAD the busnes Mons Chcin and family. Mile leila the
Der brothers and number of other faces will sppear
on Monday Tonight WALLhcE and tfor the last time)
"IHF FAST You've Mon" aud "THE LIMERICK Boy A
gloou, ending to prosperous season oitwevs months
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Gov. Newell will order parade of the Second Divi-
sion Of the State Militia to take place p Newark o.
the ed Of September. The division will DO under the
command Of Major General T.. X. V. Wright and vii
be composed of about 400 men. The Governor viii
be present with bis staff and review the Division.
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BROOEZIN ITEMS.

BeiRD ~ HEALra.-Tbs body were again unsble
to transact any business yesterday serroon for want
Of quorum onlytwo members were present, who 3D.
iournei to Tuesday.
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MALICIOUS MisCHIEF.-A disorderly fellow, named
Eugene Clemen, who was elected from Mr.. Pooles
jewsly store in South Seventh street. yesterday after
noon, retahated by smashing three large panes q
glass in the show-window. He taken to the lock-
up by Officer ThLkbam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

ForsDLIsG.-An infant about four months old was
found ON one Of the Roosveltstreet Ferry bosts on
Thursday evening and given in charge Of the Supeua
tendent OF the Poor by the ferry hands.
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lAGcr, i,snsatf

To CLERGymES.-To touch the hesrs Of your
people ~ .hoa properly understand tho principles Of Hams
Nsr" and 70 uYderssn and tb, ycu SHOULD become sau.nA
with Pbreno5sy Call ppoE Prof FoyLrg No ss B,oas.s
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ExHTsATIOS OF REvoLUrIosAaS REssiss.-
Some werkmen engaged or Thursday in making exec
vstons for the erection Of new stables for the Brook
lyn City Rsilroad Company, on Third avenue, nesr
Twenty.siIth street. turned up human skeletos.
which had been inferred six feet below the
face. Among the bones found two silver dollars.
bearing date I,'2 and l73 also several contineotal
buttons. The skeleton was in good state of prcser
walton. The remains renewed for reintermcae.
The place where they were found was formerly Tho
site of old house. which had been removed to give
place to the stables.
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lAArnrtl...rrn..k

GOOD-It is seldom that medicoe meets with
,.b ,sn.r favor among al classes aud especially among the
sincstsd q. tho OxYGATED BirTERs These Bt'ers are
tree from alcohol sad falling for Dyspepsia
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IAdyerf: ,emAnt.l

Because il you have not s still a. BARSCNs MUSEUM here
pud. curious people go every day. to cares it, and see
its real mother"
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fAfyertfsemsnt
IAdverffsem,nt
TyAs-THY CANTON TEA COMPANY bav> -

hsni every variety Of TsAs for Grocer, Zee Dealers sod -
vste fcfss-soDchons oolons and ToonS Hy.on hon -
csnts, other au.te, equally o~. Also. boxes 81 eos
Family Tea tor enc dollar GU and examine.
30. iss ChAihxm-s.. bet Pearl and Roosevelt Sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

NATURALIzATIos PAPERs.-Judge Morris viii sit n
the County Court room on Friday and Saturday d
next week between and O'Clock p. m, for the pur
pose Of granting naturalization papers to those wAa
may make application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

SUSPICION OF ARsoS.-On Thursday morning, be-
tween and O'Clock, fire occurred in the stables
and carpenter shop No. % Hammersey street. an &C.
count of which published in yesterday TRIBrsr.
The same morning two boys named William McLsugh-
lin and James Chambers arrested suspicion of
firing the premises and conveyed before Justice Elan
dreau at the Jefferson Police Court. Thomas L. MAI
tin testified that he employed by his father,
Samuel ATTN, in the csrpenteriDg business at No. %
Hammersley street. He left the premises Wednes.
day evening at u o'clock His father lets on. the sta
bin under the shop to different cartmen. About l.
o'clock Thursday morning fire occurred in the sta
bles II SCENE to have commenced about midway in
the hsyoft. In order to keep person, not belonging
10 the stables out during the nighttime witness caused
paddock TO be put the outer gate and key fur
nshed to each caItmen. Upon examining the paddock
he found that py had been used to force it open
there were indentatons the wall where the pry had
evidently been placed. From appearances the
lock had been forced before the FIRE was dis
covered, az at the frst alarm the people
opposite noticed the gate standing partly open Wit
ness believed that the premises had been wilfuly set
on fire by come one conversant with the premises.
There were a number Of boys between the ages Of
sixteen and eighteen years, who did Tot appear to
have any Visible Of getting a living, who con-
gregsted during the day time in aud about the stables
Xiipess on seyere occaxioos had seen them gambling
with cards and their quaels had attracted his alton.
ton. He had driven item awsT several timss. bu:
he'd been eiu.ed for disyrt1s t5sa. Witness id,a
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CITY ITEMS.

During the southeast gale of Thursday night,
several cellars along the lower part of the city We're
flooded. A quantity of our lying on piers Nos. and
! was damaged by the rain. We have not heard of
my Disasters to the shipping along shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

RABID Doc.-A rabid terrier was killed by soms
czers, yesterday afternoon in South Seventh stree<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

BrRGLARY.-The house of Edward Merit, In L.
Fsyet.e avenue, burgariously entered on Wednes-
day night by thieves. who rsnsacked the house froo
cellar TO garrett but found nothing to compensate them
for their trouble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

The Commissioners Of Health went excursion
to Wards Island yesterday afternoon, but the object
of their visit was not made manifeet.
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Advertisement
llr~a1sr.

the oldest and approved article in having been before
the public the last IS years The genuine be obtained OF
j. As SAUNDERS, StoIe Cn'y at No Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

The Rev. Thomas j. SAWYER has 40 far recovered
from the dangerous illness which long confined him
at Chicago that he arrived in this State last week.
We presume lie attended the Universalst State Con.
venon at Canton, 81. Lawrence Co., and will soon be
in his pulpit here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

BURGLARY.-The grocery store Of Messrs. Csrpsa
ter corner Of Grand and Eighth streets, was burgls
iousy entered, yesterday morning, about O'Clock
and robbed Of a quantity Of change.
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fAdveYts semsntf

STATE AND NATi0SAL LAW SCHOOa., PouGk-
kespsis wYors-Object 90 train s.adcpt. II tn Hx4
scence and psaet,er and in en-mporc speaking Next
tequf "a S,h VI SePsembef. Send for catalogue 70
J. W. FowLEx Roasdsaf.
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NEWrJE'R,SEY ITEMS.

TIE Rev. John Duncan, Pastor Of the First Bsposs
Church in Camden, has resigned the Pastoral duties
Of that congregation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

young man of this city, whose name we with.
hold recently residing in New York Of highly respect
ners, was arrested day before yesterday upon two
charges Of embezzlen'ent one preferred by Messrs.
Starting, Gushing Is Hegeman, and the other by
Stewart, Gushing & Hegeman. both mercantile firms
of New-York. 1t seems that the young
ployed by these houses as clerk, and that from the
former az is alleged he embezzled $1,000 and from
the latter 81 Geo. in money. At the Police Court yes
terdsy morning he gave bail in $500 upon the first
ar 81 $50 upon the second charge. This is singular
case and we hope there may be some mistake in the
matter. The young man is well known here, and has
many friends He has for several years past, until
very recently, resided in Newfork.
fCincunati Gazette August n.