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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

IT'S rot OF. n tai wye Gee 20 m'c' l
favor OF ire obor, Oh o; ne Deast Peua'.y. IL "'
ibere To,e, wo.,t, ofno'o pat NJ Charles f''uP''
.,e e,o;.ea,a and ye..rsr J.. rJol baids'ef has pau
r,tea parDb,e. in which be a,oSs % 90
the re,vi. Of Ills lore and sa"i; e-f'.'e'ee' 4"
C., % ,n;. husot 60 ,er ron r'r'so ug oa'y
i,nr...e. cine I'D r.t is e-t:s IS D. I''"z''g 70
,be lat des CO uPO, iocie, TIE arsune ~ 81
NJ palms would ros be Considered new upon rms
side Of tbe Als,tc. vbere 'e scejec' has been 90
mucb more largely auo copsc'e 'tods'y aud ably
oon.;d.r,d th-n II Eo''acd. The substitutes for
bare;rs boweye which he proposes are WORTHY
of a;teoton. He u.ses tat Fbe inp tonne 1T TO-
loving the coDy &c. on 0; mt'dere' s3OJd be a5-
foutely pelpe;a,l, end iha. those who e0' tie
gates OF TIE prison should leave the rope o. Oei !,
in this world at easi bth'9d The n. He a'so iaVors
a system of sol aly corScee': o bard labor ard
@. vigorous prison difc.orce. He recommends sep
arate prisons Coz thocc CO VIC 4 ofcspt' oie"ses,
and thinks thai These shocd be of 500 ny extt'
r;or. isolated ron ci;c1 ard y'layeI ADD in fac,
80 tbe crayes of the nurde e s." 10 tfese sigse-'
t,ons. there is no misGsen or dangerous leaty AID
this fact may secure fol- tie n The cors''trAiol o.
those who have always thOu,nt and arsuCd thai the
severity OF C~pit9l Punishment enrol t t. re
s. ccy I'D coat nUS",3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
FROM FASHINGTON.
THE NAVAL COURTS MARTIAL.
x.snon Aencs of The NJ Y. Tribune.


Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Aug 4, 1857.
have WATCHED with care for come time past the
n, oceedipes of tfe three Naval Courts in session
heie, and feel CONSTRAINED to say that the slight
reports O.. TIER r'oceediogs given in one Of youc
daily papers are not to be relied upon.
In hardly single case has the testimony gwen
before these Courts been reported in TIE paper re-
fer-ed to, with even approach to accuracy but 1t
has b n put into % shape calculated to prendlce
the public mind against the naval reform. A TINS
will be apparent VII the records are p'lnied, II
that is done. 1t is singular fact that ~ not
single instance has an officer upon the reserved ilst
testified otherwise than tarOrety to one similarly
situated. E,
Ire classification OF The Board will be consider
sby amended. and there will be few restOrtaons
10 the active list, but in The main the naval reto
will be sustairCd. OF two hundred aud one
cafes passed upon by the g Board o. t1teen, the
vote vas unanimous in one hundred aud hfty Tpe
appcalicrs iof inv estgation By the Couls were or
hundred and fourteen, a number of which have 6eel
witdrawr. Finy.ooe cases have been disposed o.,
and as soon % the business new before the Courts
is concluded recess of three weeks " III take pace.
More jmpol tant duties have never deyOlyod upon
officers since tire formation of the Navy Than those
imposed upoh these COai.s, althOr"h they are
opelous and unpleasant to the last degree. But
they seem - be met in proper split, and the H.
yesications are .ide lily conducted WITH patenco
and imp. fanny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

The process Of "wec3ng Oh. TIE Pcs. O1ice-
Of this free End epfsb ,ce1 lard is qa'', b., sky
continued UDsor.Juatcy, the e IS gret deal more
skill shown in gett Dg rid Of those who are Obno1-
ious to The powers tbat be, than in filling tne'r
places with abe ard hOne3t me0. Thus at Goa
Greek, Fouuten Co., I'D, very resPec,@b'e man,
Mr.. Eoden, hes t.:n decap'"tc1, ADD his pace
given TO one Patrick Fate'', an lr'sbmau wro to
bis official ayocaiops slds that o. keeping
low erog shops in which Re rcce'se1 and from
which be delivers the nas Of the U1'tc1 S. g o.
America. This Farrell went 10 Coal Creek - work
upon railroad but be did not work hard erorTu
to preyeDt him from becoming puolic pauper. He
is rot even citizen of the Upit:1 SfateJ. Toe
decent people Of the precinct do not fancy gong
tfem,eves or sending Their children 70 the CO 90
this woI.by, and are mailing a.fa1seren'1 t, Ie-
ceiye ther mail matter at aLo.hef Office so tat the
sensitive feelings of It's new al lointce may not be
rasred by the necessity OF distributing what theJ
call in the Crcrwlc usioa Offices cd Abo'it ca
news papes."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

Thomas CorwIs Is Nor TO rE AT ELMIR..-The
mcp:oeis OF hst goat show Of fast fol.es aud bre-
engine, yolept Ire "Yov, Mens Nsiiooal AgIicu'u-
rel soc'e w. ieve Induced permitted the public 10
believe tbs The Hon. Thomas Corwin OF Ohio was 70
be prc eu; rrd ec es the outor upon the ANA coca
sioc, tbet is 10 eO,ich TIE Emirs tavern keepers TIE
frsvcek in September. II ba, been srsered 10 sun
dy rarers in positive tciDs a. though by authority
,b,t Mr. Co, win he'd been engaged to deliver an so
d,e,s 1T tie scid show. We assert in most positive
,e,rs ibst Mr. Coz win will no, be preent-bes never
sercd to be prcaep,-brs never been asked 70 DO
ues.pl-hss ic quenty cohtr dcicd the foolish story
LAT re wrs e: ccciod TO be pre'ent but a. 1t Is .'''
persisted in, we offer our cid to pei'ecuied caze,
vi he's dope The See service by bis orstofcs'
powerg, but who will not lend them to promoe suco
doubtful enterprise as the one which he ba' oee' 'a-
ye,,i, cd as lending bis aid to at Elmrs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
THE SLAVE TRADE.
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

OEti(IAll ONDbNS'~'
Rv rcoi.t,y t,,e Custom House at New-York, the
N Hand at the date of hoi voyage, June $500, was
owned by George w. Roosevelt shipwnshf' oil tha'
J. s.. en-
norton of her cargo destined for the relief of the
sue,ng population of the Cape de VeTd ISLANDS, was
shipr cd on be.af OF the Co.L Exchange Company OF
Ncw-Yoik, by Mr.. Peer Rice. Another portion was
sppcd by Joar C. Abrea Figapiere and figapere,
Refs g. Co.
The vessel has not returned to New-foIk
A strong appeal on behalf OF the Cape dc Verd
pee le was u.1de by the Portuguese Consr, and tire
alleged participation of that functionary IN the slave
ht1e prompts the suspicion that he was concealpg
nelr ous des urd, the cloak of charitable office.
Lord Clarendon to Lord Napier.
FOREIGN OFFICE, ieb. l9, 1897.
My LORD: tran NIT to your Lord lip herewith,
copies of dispatch aud of its inco3ures from Mr..
Mier, her Maestys Consul at ST. VincentS, coatain-
jug ino iiion respecting American vessel called
the n. Hand, which arrived al the Cape Verd llands
in he month Of August last, and was suspect. " be
ing about TO engage in the slave trade:
al o inclose a dispatch from her Maesty''s Com
nssioners at Loando, stating that the el 10 ques.
Ron was boarded by her Meiesiys ship Teazer II
The Congo River on the 27th Of August and that she
is repoi led TO have shortly aiterward shipped ergo
Of ia, es from Cabsca de Cobra with WHICH sac ooi
clear off. - NJ, ,,:u. ,;,h
Your Iordsbip vii LEAN from Mr.. Miller oIspateh
that ct the tine OF the entry OF The N Hand al Tue
Gu tcmHouse at the c. Pc Verbs she was declared "a a.
about !, proceed to the neghbonng Islam o, ~, d.
Jaco and from thence 20 the west indies. pus 'do
Si+pnich from Her Majesty Commissioners a. Loaedo
proves that she was shortly atterward founa on .ae
Coast of Afics by British cus9r wnea 'ns s;cb
declncd tha, she was bound 10 Bepsueia, al WHICH
u,ace, however, she never arrived ,,,,. so,h,
Under thee circumstances there can be lltte coup.
that the report OF the N. Hand having subsequently
sb,nped a cargo o. slaves f0m TIE Coast, Is Wen
foura,J ard have TO inst uct your lordship % Ding
The aforementioned Information respecting Tue AZ
Hand TO tie knowledge Of the United States auihofi-
tcs
am. with great truth and regard, my Lord,
Your Loidship's most obedient hnm6is ier Err su'
Tie british Consul ut ne Cope de Verds 10 Lord
Ciortnd0R.
BRlTrsp Consulate, ST.. VIscESrs,
CAPr DE- VERBS, july 70, 1886.
NyIorD. beg 70 irclose a copy of correspond
once between tbe military commandhnt Of tbi, is'",.i
md nyitlf lols,ivo to tic American bigaatlne ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
SECOND DISPATCH.
From ALBANY.

ALAN, Tnu,eday, Aug. 6, lSo1.
Toe ST.. ding Committee of The AZ ociaiiol for 'He
p. omci on Of EGrc,t'on today epoted Inc foowog
ofliceiJ :ot tie ensuing yea: Hon. L. b. Woo
wo, n If NewYok. Piceiueut; Il. l.. Cook OF New
Jeraev, '",y; end John Whit ;he?G of New Jer
sey, L. C. -r,el. For the Sanding Committee Tue iol
loving were renoi;cd: Hon. Amos Del o; New
Yok, Eev. Gu; les Write of Iodiana P.of: W. +.
Peeps of New Jer,ey, Cue lei II. II. L'"tSey o.
Coprc icri aud Cbe les j. l. L'ad.ev OF Tedno ee.
Today's .~ss'on wcs mo fly pc cd !. dc, ing TIE
sugoe ions cont cd ID Cb7 nee 10. TGnpcns AGO. esq.
Iwo lid~, .ons Of N. Msynew. a liquor merctart
of ib'l city, ind NJ. FyIu, we,e dO@atd i'tc vor
tbs ale. nOon wni'e ba.i'J;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
Tie Esrl Of CLARENDON, X. G., &c.
MORALITY ON SHIPBOARD.
GEORGE JACKSON.
EDMUND GABRIEL.

To O. Editor IF The " y. Tribune
S.r Iy article in your p-per of this dite you re-
fot:ed on the chip C';y OF Mobile which have the
hofcr % command. You speak Of several females
W. were led ashay OF board OF my ship.
wish 10 sta that when tire snip left Liverpool, on
tie ooih of May last theie were board about $40
.ouls We o lived in the Port of New-Ycrk on The
lei dfy OF July LEST past, and Jay a snctor of Case
Ca:den about wen -nUr hous. About P. H. On
,to IL; Of July tie barge employed BY the Conmis
sor,rs OF Emigration came s!ongside Of lhe SIP p. ~
trke Of pstseDgeis, anu was nearly three nouls
Coipyso aud as faT then knew all leit, ooll men
erd women, excepting such "a we've attached 10 ne
sbip. After that knew nothing OF shem' al 'ney
we,e then beyond ny coniiCl. e,..t.s
You speak OF the pros'trtion o! come OF the &c pIss
Gu ing the passage end that he officers o. The Snip
must be IeslODsi ole for the same.
Inlca,d 10 whct occurred on shs passage, iet mo
b sev6Ial OF be feinS'es were tvund j" me i"re
6ss,le aud we've driven out sud rep irlarcec DIV ne
officers of the ship. But thcy 81. persIsfsd IN IOitg
20, notwithstanding al Tie efU.t' OF myself ana my
.h,ceis end The ofors of The officers employed oy
NJ. Foster, under who-e care they were, aLi 'le
said oiiceTs seye teeol up, as they could do n.,o
i-g With them. In irstaIce of the men OF ne
sblp was nogred by me- be having been detected WITH
one Of Tho females III one Of The hospitals OF h ship
hrve c-TIC stree my ariy al that teveral OF Ny.
Fosters girls Of bad character before trey ieit
Lye,pool. -,
ell we coplt to avoid communication between the
crew aid The females. but Notwithstanding ell our
siots, j; was imtos ible for found these females
entirely in isut
Ard ,uriber il caprot be expected that the captain
If A ship whose duty is mind and watch his snip
l I'D &c n pCrsibe for ire moral and character OF
'no' yonr.. s.tte,fuily ROBERT MARSHALL,
h'0aS'' aug = -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

The overture is ore OF the best pieces OF music eve
w+.tep. IS evidence of picturesque painting
is perfect Lot the less beautiful is its fom, and the
To- cal arrangements and seque ices OF it, parts. 1t
was fairly played. All the orchestra want is a little
more habit Il going together Mr.. Ste opel dlre1'a
empbaticslly well. His 0ltoL welding is III quick
and graceful; aud be is master of scorer ld'ng
The Miserere went smoothly, saving that MI
Spirola needs more volume for thet style of music
sienor Arnold did bis part fail y. The organ not
being quito finished, was not played upon but a
Ce,ee of con pebscon was found in be iunes OF the
clorrs aud orche.tra. The Hyac'nih Wa@z We
very vel The toast from La TrI,.ail was rot 20
srccessfa The ballad by Miss Simon wos pretty; she
hes nice sweet voice. Vne Rataplsn Chorus Is more
of concet than an Inspiration and is not particularly
effective off the stage; it required better solo s'Siog
The ouadile from Ernaui" was wei done. The
Dutch sopy, given in Che character OF boy,
by Miss AGNES Robe. son, was ent'us'' 'iciily 70
ceiycd. Tie air nom Soncambu'a" euab.od Miss
Spnoa TO exhibit ier excellent training end ID,
rapid execution She unduly retarded at tines the
last movements, thus iniuipg It's split. The cho us
was too heavy in accompanying her.
The drawbacks incident to first night must be OBJ
waited ue;rially at She succeeding ris The az
lists ave coll, ctcd; they WI go be'ter together ~
tpe ,imaiy essey. It would be an improvement "
sbe clorus did not leave their places except a the
end of the pcrts 81 it would shorten the time o pc
fo,msncc. greater proportion OF orchestral music
IS rdy able.
Tree concers re given amo1t esatis; the price OF
rtp ION being twenty-five cents. With that they
ought 10 be crowded; and the promise is that they
" ii be lihers'ly tteafed by the pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

CAMP MEETING At RYy NICK, WEsrcprsrER
CorNry " VA forraay ,C9op Meeting, Of coli
oIcd ,,Itcrs, VIII conr'cpre its scsSion in Union
Grove Rye Neck, Wcstchcs;er County, on Thursday
rcyt 9Th rst wde' tie auspices of tho following
romcd cbrrches, which will be represented by dele
e'iiops viz:
The Congregational Civ ch, Sixth street, New York
cay rrder hc pastoral charge Of tho Rev. !. Tamon.
yIcIynel Protestant Church, coi0er OF Fi.th e"d
GssliTl s'rccts p i'-depbia; the Rev. II. Coles.
Tie Sccoad Gorge .'io5al Church Of Eye Neck,
W. tcbt ,cr Copriy, n Y the Rev. j. G. B"oan'
pahor.
S. Pcprs "rctior oil Church Of Brooklyn, NY;
the Rev G. w. Ievere pastor.
NmiistCwn Cbprcy, Pepp' yvaDia; the Rev. 1.
Gilibs, poster.
The Rev. John H. Hol'ingswoIth, No. II wet
Tweriy.fortb 'roct, NewYork; the Rev. DIR. Roy Oh
Dloohlyn sud the Rev. John Wells of Wi'Iamiburgos
rave been invited 10 attend and they are expected to
r~iticp-:A in 'be pncredings. An arrangement las
Icen rrde ;, irr treu Of cors on Sunday sfcr''ng
ON the com, of Twen'y-sewnih street and Fourth
avenue at O'clock stopping at Yorkvlle, Harlem,
Nor. 'sapia and New-Rochelle; returning att p M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
OHIO DeNoCR,IlC GrA1G CONVENTION
CoLuxsUs OLD, TSur ~, Au-. C. 1851.

CoLrNeUs UbiO T1m d J, Au.. G, 1871.
The Democr.!'c S. Re Convention mel here to-day,
and romi, az ii. Il. payoe Tor Goveidor w. II Lyt-
lie for Leutensrt Governo', Mr. Wbitrau Cor Judge
OF the Supreme Coot, NJ. Mons for S'a2 Treesurer,
d Reiohe't for Secretary OF State, and A. L. Backus
log Superintendent of i'e pGbic Woiks. REQ uiiop4
W're acopcd i'Jorsi,g the Died Scott decision; ap
proving he Administration Of President Buchanan aad
.he oothne Of Populor Sovereignty, ss adylcced in
Tie kanfss Nebraska so ED ia favor Of al iudepsnd
eit treasury ,cr Obj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

Ii is not lille eIslly 10 NE that OF The nuntr.
Gus remit, men who have sToken 90 mo Of ny Sstur.
days article. only ,ro have spoken dsapproyinely-
tie cDe isiher crusty bachelor and the other quite
Lols. CIL!y liCcjtOus, openly prOiarc and brandy
di;nhrgnsr. or The ihiId gentleman, Mr.. Fisher, I
rtsure you beeiiiy synpahze with hin. lie Is iu-
f..lf'cd in a p0rhtiisDt. how, | wisb Dot to put
'owr rising genius, eod trust thst Mr. Fisher will not
f,ra noutnt think ihat I do: for the mix Of human
Et.}sess, 0Itwp iIom my good mothers breast 10 In
fnc,' sBd ib, Lessons IL ch0ritv aso taught me by
ibft sePie rood mother In childhood, imme dstely on
reading BIZ siioe this mornicg led me TO place bin in
f,y A.rc riobe with Fulton, Franklin, Whitney,
More. DcTy, Ntw'or, &c. Whist more can DO
q. fling. peweyer, cen end rM do. IL Mr.. Fisher
Wi 1. nd me k's cc.d, viii, as possible alter
nv ls;rjn fOr NY Weston tour, TO be undertaken
.omo, ~ ar the 6ry siter call and exsniue hrs
,iro & e.r; end IL sbr tpd il suafeien;ly oorrno
dion. 70 re,ommedc.e Mr. u. and ell other con
en- rcis Of femoe ,shis will give 4 my undivided
e. fca,.v snrpolI LfkAs Sofbs
L A-r 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

-, - itc rub'ic fe',',,' sto 1ge'y emp'oycf
in ,,,cu;,e those VINO have 80. IN wat'f o. an w.
s.,,fy bjfb terts DE "a co"eqoeoce c: tie
tr.ro,;,n fcdrc,,' oOs. VIE e. OF po( cod.. O.
-, s.ocld lie Ce'. Wool il lard ;of rs low
ref j. %; &C p.> de } Do; ,.r'qe.
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INDIAN TROUBLES.

Via Dubuque Aug. 6. :
Inioi nation Of favorable nature Das been received
rom tie IA ne IDLY Little Crow Indians who were sent
10 take Ink.pc i.du.tehs baud of murderer. They
were at &c iate1t dates at Hole-in.the Wall Noun
tar exc, ci'ug to fuG the outlaws e. Skunk Lake,
crG coIfident of TIE sucC sss OF the expedition.
Gov. Mcdary returned yesterday. The Sioux
Agency will dis patch the army and ammunition now
here 80 he frontier, TO be used in Of emergency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
FIRE AT ST. PAULS, MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL's MiD1e on, ILesd. y, AU'. E,N"'{
Via DuBuQrE Thur1dsy, Aug: &, E5.
Adestrucfive fire broke ont ''s morning ct CLOCK
jn the stCe of j. T. CclIwCl ST. AutioDy stte, f"d
fopr-e, with ne exception o. foe iii pfcsJy ~
CJrsc'' rrnfG. Seventeen bu' Jin"s in 2"
wee L3,J' Involving loss OF jc,OOo. on "tc'
fteie is $4,000 'sr.t'',e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

DENTAL CosvESrIos.-The American Deoa Az
teeiai;oni is Folding lis third arnua Convene
Botou. TIE following officers have been cectea'
P,esiSe,t-Dr Jsre. Taylor, q C,nc'n nsao,,o.
t,e. Pr, idenf-Dr Elisha 8 Tucker. OF bo.ton.
s'ee =. S.,,,,Dr L. w. Rogers, 81 Utica n T.
CO.., dino Serstary-D Isssh Ferbes ofSi Iowa
There is quite q large ATTENDANCE. The season VIZ
last for three days,
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MURDER IN NEW. ORLEANS.

NEW-ORLEANs, TDursday, Aug o, 1o)I.
The examination Of Blackwood who brutality muir
dcred men named Wright on Saturday, was set down
for too ay and large crowd gathered at the Record
els office with the Intention OF ynchiDg HIM. His
Corn el waived an exaT'c .fon, and he committed
for tial viii out tppe;,irg in Count. Rumors are
aGoat o. The o. gluizeion OF Viz glance Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

sxOrp Roour ARREsTEp.-The notorious burglar.
Pad who Il Ill lie RENE mbered. abstrsc;ed 81 90
1Iem Ire ,ffice Of TIE Belyidere Delaware Railroad
rc,rrsrv NJ Iembelvlc-for which be was con-
cned IN the Pennington Jail, aud mad" bis escape
h. rcuhss been aIresed al ffejeIok,oo New
V,,ivck Tor To robbery OF the batk in that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
FIRE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Thursday, Aug. 6, 1857.
building at the corner Of Washington and Clarke
street, owred by James LarrOn, totally destroyed
by fire last night. 1t undergoing repairs, and the
fire originated, it is sad, in the careessness OF the
woikmen. The loss is about $30,OOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

AL aBANA ELECTION.
MOCfIg Wednr- q

MocLS, Wednc day, AUG. 5, 1857.
The Democratic i'ctc, in AL b una has bcen eIcctc i
10y large majority. MIR. m1lSood has been elC ,tcd
80 Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
THE PERsIA'S NEWS AT NEW ORLEANS.

NkW-UKIEANs, IHursuHy, aug lot
The persiu advice were received by the National
Line vest ,rday morning. and published in full in the
eoenng editions of the Al ociated Press.
The Northe ii III Ill has failed for the last three days.
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,,vo MEN LYNCpEO AT LEAybN"ORTli.
G. LOUIS Wcdnesds Y, August 5. ISJ7. -

Adyiccsf. ON Leavenwoith, Kansa', sia'etbs, much
eceme Il exists there growing out OF the robbery and
murd-r of men rsmcd SepbeIF.
Two men, rrmed Baincs and Quarles, were ar
rested charged with the MURDER ard their confess oos
d clio I'D tie exi,;epoe C. regularly orslnzed bad
of robbers and murdeiers. Several apparently e
specab,e citizens are implicated confdans Of ire
band. Bdires ard Quarlcs were hung under Lynch
law.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Ady;oos from Loavelwor;h Of Monday state tba,
Woods ard Knowl Cd, tie companions Of The 40
men lpug on FiiGty, we've berg tied by tie judges
o. he Vigisp,s Commi tee. Toe people were n-
ter ely e=c'd and expressed dee mna,ion lynch
tue pr Oners at B'l fazsids. Gov. Walker and Judge
Lccompte had edGrcssed the people, but ia''ed to
PFC ihem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

Iooyo.F-Tbe annual election Of s'e drsna
Zoo n scu,be,r New.Yoik wrs held last evening
nrnrcr ~ votes was roTed that has been
80. rt s.vsr.l yesrs The result was a. follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
MUSICAL AND THEATRIcI' We
THE CONCERTS AT THE ACADEMY.

Let night H. me- apifcGot Academy Of Music VA
c.owded viih feohiorabe tud;0fy on the OCCASION
of the ops6pg Of the hefoperaiic hsfcorcert series
OF enter ci merits Luder The deci'on OF Mr.. Stuait
10, WsnJtk's) ard M. Dol Bourcclut. Tee ar
rsrcemeuts for tie accommodation o; the vast crowd
ard the erea. orchestra and chorrs were eTcelect.
The p;t was foored Over au6 partially flied with
cbsir,. On tie staye ard ire potion Of the house
Sevotss 10 tie orchestra il ordinary raised =
s,ae ps..aim, gradually rising towsrd the back. This
was b,ns omely covered With rcd cloth, and the
re,i,h, -, sdoi ned with tlegart ratings, vases flow
s,s s,otuo aud capdcabra; the whole forming
.xcee ut eTc-s. In the reer We large organ jasi
flashed .o- church in Chicago by Nj Erben o this
c,: aid over il, Collie points ssOne the moon in all
Ire Iucont be9Hsy Of NJ. Ancsr's ,ceuery. The
prors.rade was aispo,ed as 10 Wind round the back
Cfthe Creep.
The orchestra was sixty strong ana combined al.
the best players he ely DOW affords; tie chorus WIS
sixty, and the women xers iIsefIy dressed in white
with bus ribbons, and the men in white without
he ribbon TIE lea0sr was Mr.. Robert ST. pei.
In al these srrar semeui> The hand of hLeralty and
Taste was evident. They wsre not discordar. among
the srchiiee,arai brillanccSot the Academy As a
co tiibu.ion the gene1l sfect of the sceae 20 the
hernopes of art and he delegation of the szt;t DIS.
they are important 1t q very pretty sshtto see so
mary well dressed, wellook,sg priests and p:test.
esses Of Apollo. The auIenco vas distinguished for
its tore and respecta0iy The habisu6s of the
Opera std Thea Ct were there so Summe' c,n
Idtbtm in town; besde goodly crowd Of strangers
of people WAC perl APPS sixty hour, ago were abou,
the altitude and long ude of st. Louis and pieces NJ
remarkably disc, bat now are here strange to say.
IL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
MIN RS B AKERY,
Montgomery ,teert, doors abov" the Orleans 'ote
or r l. l. T.
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor

TENlIIS X THE PIONEER BAKERY OF oko
H. willie, aail the prnprI"tnr would ackn""'edVe
his think. the ecop'e 0t IruvIlr and VIcInily. To-
their pttr,nagc. and s"ictS "A coninuance ol I've
same feeling conf lent IN II ne cam give nctier salts
faction for the money. han amy other tStap
nshmen, OF th- Kind in Ornvle. PiE> Tude o
fresh fruit of ai kIus, AMI \kE> ot every Vn-Ici,
nj Low PHiCFS. can be had nj his Bakery, ot VIII
be delivered at the doors If his customers.
OroviIle, Dec 80, l-56. d3l>t