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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
EFFECT OF THE CRISIS.
The CLOAK AND MANTILLA TRADE.

Perhaps no branch OF busin. rs has been greatly
depressed by the pressure of the times as the Manta
and Cloak trade. Bulpin, the largest dealer in tais
lihe who accustomed to give every year bal or
excursion, botb to his kpeople, their friends,
ard the pre- 5, has failed, and sucn Of his formerly
immense stock yet remains In the old sasroom on
Broadssy, is selling so say the advert.ementsl at
rupously low retes Bupn was the first in his fine 10
give way and by the event about 300 persona chiefly
females, were thrown out of employment. Not more
than ono halt Of the pU1lber, however, depended
entirely for support upon the work furnished from this
establishment. We understand that Mr.. Bnpin has
been able 10 arrange with Lis creditors, and tha. he
will again resume business ss vigorously as ever.
Meantime those thrown out Of employment by his fail
ure are to be pted is hardly to be supposed tbs!
many Of them will be able 10 End other employment a
times such as these.
The house of Mckenzie, in Canal street, aaothe-
famous establishment this line has also failed though
the store yet remsps opsn but the busiress doue is
vary small. About sixty band, were employed by tais
house, OF which number twenty-five wore in the work
room ard the remainder in the store There are now
only two persons IN the woIk.room and iyh in the
store. When the "tghtness Of tae times made Itself
manifest the prices OF the goods greatly reduceo
Never could lady dress richly for smsl an out
sy ofoash. Cash, nothing but ocsh, however, would
or viii suffice. But ca.h is scarce and such as have
sppear not disposed to psI with it for veve: cosks
even though they car be obts ned al aluos any price,
nom *U 70 $loO, nor fvr broadcoth ones ranging in
prce IRON $i1 TO so. The wholesale trade With the
South became very dormart, and that With the West
entirely ceased, because, IN great measure, Of ,he
unwLiDgness of the merchants here to continue IL at
time when quick cash saleS with small PROFITS, are
more desirable than hesvy selss 90 long time with di.
tant aid unreliable pniies.
Not many other houses Of the ssne class h.ve
been more fortuua:e though at Bfods's the tale
tOd our reporter was no so gloomy. Tais esS5.
hshment gave regular employment to about 50 youn,
women, whose pgs averaged 81 80 per week Fhs
tsme as in other such plaoesl, and ab,ut 80
more received work from the shop 10 uske NJ
in Their cSn housss. Am1ag tie LATER we're
many raanad women, who thus exsrssi thee
selves 20 al lhr Austs-as eIer.i'rs CT s..n
li,ils pm m,rsy. Bbi new o.ag Q! b1h f'ras sse
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

jays o. BE.INAs.-we learn by telegraph
from Chicago that James q. B-sy1nau, !snf
EDITOR Of The DcmocrG. Of that city, has
Die. oed guilty TO the charge of :teAi.g -;ters con
taipirg money from the drawers in the Post
Uiice. Sent zee hes net been proEoGnced, but he
will p,obobly be doomed 70 e0gic'e his oferse By
wears of iprisopmen, in the State Peniten:.iry This
i tad Termination CT career thet promised y be
respectable and useful. In bis youth, when pursuing
hs studies st AURORA Academy, IN this coult5 he Eas
charged With stealing fom ieliOx student aud room
mate. We do Lot Low reooilcct whether tae charge
vas mace good sgairss him or Tot; at all events.
here was no public uial. He was un.fcraily coz.
,eet in his detortmen that il wse baid for hose who
anew him 10 believe bin, guilty OF tie iupa;5d cgne.
B,aymaD let the Acaaem nc; Sng ater and tae
ch.ige against him was fcifot,en.
We irst became scqpsinted with hin IL the Fall of
1875 wbs be was edi,ir The CoaaeriG: Alrer,issr,
then pub i.bsd by the Is.e II. A. Salisbury lie con.
Unped b., connection vita this paper uaiil The end OF
,ho year Dulirg President rylers term he edited
9aper hers, the , me Of WhicI we have fr.cttsA,
devoted 10 the support OF TIE Ad niGis:Iai,I. iele
yesIs after hsvirg need Of more ircs iH some de2lr
u,bts Of osr psper, b. eLisrsd 10 our employ, al
continued in il; With shshi ssons, un' he rsLt
- Chicago 70 t,ke cAsIge of TIE Des.'css: D9-os
81 ihs. tine xs hsaid GOT hp N reprosch .Ss,asI
hl.O AZ hs os1ap,t s. ~ As We tad 5p3uiusiiy d
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

The total Ioss .s es'msssd ct q qco On hor.s. -
one, &e --psSt3 Essrsd n the Hsraory Iu,.,.'s
Company. The fire 's said 70 k.vs been e.a..s ,
the care es-ness Of InAa named John Smith h ~
ting a lantern. ~
FiRz - rasHEeros sIK,rr.
Al / och OK Wednesday, nOrntns, Gre h-,..
IL the front basensa. Of TIE t~os.ory hou.. ~ "
Washing on street, ths pm raisss heioy ooo..,'s
John Buus as iqnos store dd.sssr. rss -
wa. aroused by the smoke, ard escaped A,o1.s , y,
rear door.
The Ere was caused BY 40 ove,ses:sd .o.-.
The pipe being too Dess tie WOODWORK. n..SSf Sfs
about 500. Insured ios 500 IN tie Rs,g.,,
snce Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
CONMISSIONFRs OE EXCISE.

The Bosld met yesterday at the Common Pleas
Chsnb beIs but granted licenses. Adjourned 70 thi,
afternoon at clock. The Governors Of the Alc!ls
Hosse have sgbi6ed their determination 10 appropi-
ate ali the moneys received for licenses strictly Tor the
bereht Of the outdoor po0r Of the city during the
conlu Writer II judicousiy expended this sum viii
give partial relief hundreds o. families. Ihe
already paid in is si7 ,l55, snd the baaoce due Eom
those wlo aie in errs ais 3 - $40, making in the az
2Iegate neaIly twenty thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
COLLISION on TIE cANoEN AND \.
BOY RAILROAD.
A PASSENGER sCALPID.

On Tuesday night colsion occurred co the ca.
den ard Amboy Railroad, about faeea ni,ss i,o,I
PhDsd.lphia. A passenger train for Palsds.ps.
was backing down, when freight train ran inse !
from behind, SUI asbing the cars some.hal sua deh,
ing the passenger train three hours. An Oa ss..i.
man. one of the passengers, was sealped by piaSs
The railrosd employees did not know his nsms.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
FIRES.

FIRE IL SEVENTH AvESrr.
The damage BY Are on Tuesday n;sk. 10 The stable
Of As1st dor McDOnald, rear Of No. Al Seventh
aTtaus, taEns ont 10 be much rss.sr than a. Gs
anticipated. There were Elk hsrsee IN toe stable ct
me tue, and IL vas suppOsedt1a. all tLs anin is
rsIe letca.e, bot, epoa removing iae rubbish, two
OF tie Aorses we're found baTued TO dct.h, AID
sTo &C sevsIcly hjued 60 10 Do ya'psrse
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
PUBLIC KE'MZNeS
HOARD OFF o,Ic.rrov


The Bosrc OF Edros'" hs,i regcl., meeting yes-
ts,day, Pres Gsrrs the Ca.;r After the reads !,
OF the minutes, Mr. r,coyr, rovsd to amend by
,,rihpg on. The u,,,,mm.,;on OF the Free Acsdemy
svind'e. ne aid tAs. vher The Coolni.:ee o. the
Whole rep I'D i, 10 the Board there were but thu-
Teen nev .oers present not gsosu1n, and he moved
'~O' .he home.
HooPER said tha. be also moved & cal Of the
ouse .everal mes and that the Presiden. would not
be.rii He said tha. rot ever the Board Of Council
mel would pas such t.iDg when 1t had not q quo
| rum. n ,.a .
| the rescue OF the - Heads oi Departm =n.s.' >,
Mr.. NEIIsoS ssid that .his was grave charge. IL
minority could z, on ana pess meoslres |: might m
yolye the Boald where i; shor never bs involved.
Mr.. GRAY sad that be should os oolseHd yea 70 &, 60
| h ,se himself. There were only seventeen memeers
Ire president said that during the session o. ID.
Committee of the Whole, various calls OF IN h9use
were moved; they could Dot be entertained by Con-
II it.ee Of The " hoe When tn Committee rose and
made its rep, IT, he himself pat b question uP ID the
accepsarce Of the report, which was adopted. Ihe
gtrdeman MI Hooper moved eau ca s;t 2, me ho1fe'
Mr. W.TEEBuHY though that a. gentlemen dneIsd
the only safety wss to so py the decis'on o. 'ae
President.
ected that the port was adopted vel as accepted
Mr.. BTxrDICr who spoke fJr nearly t~o hour:
against the scheme at the las, meeting but neglected
the only fiec;us means OF kting it, which was call
OF the houie, insisted tina; the report had been
adopted.
Alter considerable spsring vote was reached on a
motion BY Mr.. DAvEyPoRr 70 amend the minutes so
a. 10 cad that the Board voted 70 accept tue rePof
OF the Committee. This was adopted.
lrs Me.-E Psuy, Hoop Lesonis Esstr' hDe.
Henry Nel,ou Cray W.er6sry. Monte.:h DlveHPonmls
NNs-Mc.,r TuthD sinea DcHiAe; Bootusn W llAns' -
cKea1 Boe.e J. W. Smith Feiows Bat",, h1nHey III
The scheme therefore hangs 10 limbo, hayiog oeen
accepted but pst adopted. Some mcnbsrs OF the
Board, however, will attempt 10 establish tos' &c
&c eptapce is adoption.
Aoolph Werner was appointed French Tutor IN
the Free Academy in place OF Hector Mndry, de-
ceased. Salary, $1,000. Alexander Proudhts eoui-
plant was then presented. lie states that he pro-
poseS 10 pant the North Moore street School Buildns,
IN accordaIce with the specific atoms, for 30 whereas
il was given to Mr. Seamsn at s'9' %. M Ssa-
uhie h Ess uas scd
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

The Grenade 5. C.l LEl:rp-.se says tAat negro
property has deIrecatsd at east - Yer cent IA aat
ji.iIici within Month pact Seversl causes ha's
coz biz ed lower the pros. 1he ps-is N iae hEsn,
al pa1kst. and the cSuseqasu, isl tbs pnee II
.citoB have contributed grsa, meserge 10 p'Sdpce
The d.precjat,0n of negro pEygefiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

obrtrvi-g .ssin an respects e1snpsry. he We
uIIversly respected, We beteve, by al -h3 sH;s
kiro and BY nome mo:e tbss by tsose ~ D Eb % ne
Ne. sssocst,d Ia the ehu,ch n wbi,h he sslorye3-
tbsfa,o Commercial AiyeTSissT %: o.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

pFxocrarrc .NoHyATI0s ron AssEssIY.-Mr.
John ". CnaDler vas noninsted lac. evening By tne
Democrat represent the Tenth Assembly DiatIci,
ccn prisl portions OF the FiteeIta snd Seventeenth
VI aIas.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

INVITE ASSEMBLY DsrRIor.-The Rspaslicancss
venton in the Eighteenth Ward, present VIZ. Bon
as their candidate for the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

PLYMOUTH RocK.-O Oliver Green, esq, q msnha
of Plymouth Rock Chapter o. U. A., yesterday n
TUNED from the East with e large fragment Of P,y
mouth Rock, which be proposes to pscs in the u
chives of bis Chapter.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

Vim ASSEMBLY DisrFIcr-SylVarus 6sds,
having dec intd the Republican nomir s:icn Tor A'ss
blymsn, the Convention for the Vth District us. ss
pigbt and nominated Jous b. STEVEss as tae RspHhS
@ "A candidate. -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

The Bostor Tles.er ba. y-oT,d filSTe tssSeiAily,
n the stockholders have Yo.s 70 ssi; 1t Suction u
= vii bnsg $4,000. Tie oess OF TIE s.tao 'ihmea'
hss b, ca r.arly igiee 2s. aueuIt and i- nyR 10
debt SSo3, 7l2.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

Tie steamer Broadway has been withdraw ksa
the Albary route, and taken the place Of The Me-
mora. sunk near Dobbs Ferry last week.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
MANUFACrURUs AND cREDlYs
msN. Y TrRnl

S,R: Fselitg deep iT'eTes, IN tse masafssarss Of
our country, and hsy9g been brought mp 10 ;te bu.i
Yess n ,mal way III aNev.EaglAnd torn, sy1 see-
sg the Sose psrner IN whicA mach oi ne b5ress i,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

FirH OccrKREycx Miles GlYoy ls.s Of NO.H
Cater stect, tied recently from the Effects of'rre,
20 ibe bead received few days since. The dooessea
il appear. was passing the De~ building No. ~
William street, 10 the coarse ofsiccor by Messr van
Pei. Smith, vhsn block OF -cOd or piece cf p'sn1
fe from ELL of tue secost story window aud ssrs's
him IN the hesl fractured HE skull lie wS takea
up and conveyed h:ne, where seah eHs1sa a az!
iwo since. CCIOnsT CocrsTy has toHasDcsd ho'As
acquisition on tse tooy, sAs tsssn 80 ne eSAisa
Tho esicere. thns far, b,wever gOss To enc '~'.
TIE f.'e arsir rss scei3ensL TIE i-sssei III "
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
CITY ITKAS.

Edgar Ke.chup, eco, declines the RspahSus
nomination for Recorder. The ConvsEh,n 10 10 M
tonight to nominate new candidate in biz pAas.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22


ylsITArIor TO THE FocRTB WAN ScsOOI.
HOUsEs Commissioners Hsakett and Same, Of the
Board of Education, accompanied by soyer. rewsps.
per reporters made visit t. the various schools ~
school-houses in the Fourth Ward yesterday after.
noon. The result of their exploration was the d.
coveIy of four old rookeres and one t,lerable a.
style public school-house No. l, On william strees
School No. ~ on James street since the destrucsoa
of tho house. hes been scattered in various plsces
One portion is housed In the Cd Quaker Mestine
House. on Rose street, which has been roughy psf
titioned below, and has nnmber Of pens in the 81
lory all entirely unfit ior school purposes, without ag
means OF heating or ordinary comfort. Another poe
ton was found in an old rickety dwelling ghouss, =
Oak street, near Pearl rented by tho Board Of Edu.
cation, as ia the old church. There Il in sdd-
ton school in hired dwelling hous
on Oliver street. which is IN equally psisbs coa.
dion The sehosrs and teachers appeared " prsiss.
worthy advantage, considering the character Of ~
csss-rcoms ard other accommodations. TIE let
place visited was the old Bethel Church on Roosevelt
street. where the Christian Brothers sod Sstsn have
school Of 400 boys and 500 girls The children m
der the caro- of the ssters looked well. Most Of tie
pupils here have been gathered in from No. % ~
ont even tolerable school-houses. There should h
erected immediately two new houses OF the first css
in this ard where there are least 900 chulrsa %
the regeter. No. on William street will bs cut
down with the opening Of Chsmboss stress. The
Sinking Fund received $4,000 from the sale Of the
James street property no. 26) and the Board d
Education COW pays over 1900 annual rent for the
miserable, Ill ventilated and totally unf. premises Il
present cccupied. As matters now stsnd, the Board
of Education and the city are dsgraced.
PARADE AND DRILL OF THE PoIIcE FoRcg-Th>
Metropolitan Police force of this CITY made their fr
public parade yesterday, and were reviewed in ~
Park by the Commissioners, Bigsder Goa. Hall S
tho Third Brigade, and other Distinguished iadivi&
ua!s. The Mayor fox some reason or other failed v
appear, as did eiso the President Of the Bosyd Of
Alderman. President PHILIPPE Of the Couno;lmsa end
several members Of both Boards W. o In attendance
with their slaves. The attendance Of spectators v9
very large. 1t Is &tma.ed that there were six thos.
sand or seven thoussnd people on the ground. The
balcony, steps aud front windoss Of the City.Han
were crowded with ladies.
The members Of the Police from vay;ou, WrA
asseu bled in Che Park sbou. noon, and were dnss
up in ibe under the command Of Messrs. Alss end
Waterbury, military instructors. Less than t~c-shird
Of the force appeared, it being necessary thst por
ION OF the men should remain en- duty 10 stterd 70
ny business that might trsnspIs.
The following 10 the number Of men from essh Pre-
aset, with the nance of the officers in command:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
The following 10 the number Of men from eseh Pre-
o.set, with the nance Of the officers in command:

The nen having been drawu up in line, the Pohes
Commissioner, Gen. Hal, superinter srt Talmsdse
and Deputy Carpenter, and other sent,emep marches
up and down the ranks for The purpose Of closely To-
spectrg the mep. Dodworth's full band was IN
attetdaroe. The inspection hIying passed, the men,
uIder their respective commands, went through tss
following eyOut!ors with nili.,yy precision:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

I-DTsss Parade.
. bsbt Wheel
3-Left into line.
s. FoIn Division.
6-Close colunlD at half dis.so,@
-lelloy column fret Division
t-Dep-oJ eolun on lt Company.
The Ire then wheeled mo coismn and pssssd 10
review before the C0mrii'sicnss, continuing the
march up Broadway, around Union sqaAre, dow
Fh h avenue to Washington Square, where The bs-
talon wa. di. mirsed. The men In the rev uaiiosms
pseser,ed fine appearance and attracted n st'sa.
ton on BroadTsy AID other streets through which
they psssed. Their dfi! was goOi and .hs,r appear
ance end behavior worthy Of high praise.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
COMMJsslONERS or EMIGRATION.

toMMlSSlONERS ot LhiNhAiioN'
The Board met Yesterday afternoon e. their rootns
Worth street., the President, the Hon. Gdlian c.
Yerpla,ck, in the ebar NJ specia' business trans-
pIed.
The following is the weekly statement
Hvriber II ouieTarts arrived to Oc. H. 50
N,lnbo. vi grants SIriy ed sisce ~ Oct @l. ly
Total e4J
1857. 1855. 1855.
No of irnis:es IN ysti;utors
WIc's lsand ,Ssv i<se lfo-s
Nv in Marine Hospital ........,...... I'D Ia
To.,l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,H7 I've 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
Important announcement.

rINO all persons afflicted with sexual diseases
Il such spermatorrhna, seminal weakness i'm
potenee, gonolrhoea, gleet syphilis, the vice Of
onansn, sc! abuse, etc.
The Inward Association in view of the awful
destruction ofhuman life. caused by seyual diseas-
es and the deceptions practised upon the unfortu-
nate victims of such diseases by quacks have di-
rected their consulting surgeon charitable act
worthy of their name, to give medical advice grat
ls to all persons thus afflicted who apply by letter
with description of t4er condition, (age. occupa
tiou habits of life, ETC. and in cases of extreme
poverty and suffering, to furnish medicines free Of
charge
The Howard Association is benevolent insti
tution established by special endowment for the
relief of the sick and distressed afflicted with ayi
ruleut and epidemic diseases" 1t has now a sur
plus Of means, which the directors have voted TO
expepd 10 advertising the above notice. 1t is need
less to add that the association commands the hq-
est medical skill Of the age. aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
just published, by the association, a report on
tpermatorrhaa, seminal weakness the vice of
pnanisni, masturbation self abuse and other dis
eases of the sexual organs, by the consulting sur
Geon which will be sent by mail, lin a scaled en-
Eelope free of charge, the receipt Of two lamps
for postage
Address DIR. Geo. r. Calhoun, Consulting Sur
eeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Etreet, Philadelphia Pa By order of the directors.
EZRA ID. HEARrWELL, Pres't.
Gro. FAIEcHiID Sec'y.
lnarclr13, '57-yl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
ETRLEE'S SiRSAPiRHLA.

nF all the remedies that have been discovered
~ during the present age, for The Thousand ills
that flesh is heir to- equal this Wonderful
preparation. Only three years have elapsed since
the dscoverer (who spent decade in studying, cx-
permentalizing and perfeoting III first introduced
to the public and it is already recognized by the
most eminent physicians in all parts of the country,
to the most surprising aud effective remedy for
tain diseases of which they have knowledge.
All other compounds or srups Of this root, have
hitherto failed to command the sanction of the ia
Guilty, because on being tested. they have been
found to contain noxious ingredients, which
traze the good effects of the sarsaparilla, and of
tcntiines iniure the health of the patient 1t is not
with Hurley's sarspaTila
This Is the pare and .-cuuine extract of the root
and VIII, on trial. be found to effect certain and
perfect cure OF the following complaints and dis
eases.
Affections of the bones, Habitual costiYeness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases of the kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Erysipelas, Pulmonary diseases,
Female irregularities Scrofuia or kings evil
Fistula, Syphilis
And allskin diseases
Besides curing the above. its also known to be
great and and pow erful tonic. purifying the blood
and inyi igoratiug the system.
Ia short it j., without exception, in the cases
mentioned, and its general effect the system the
most effcacious it is the most desirable rmedy
o! the age. 1t is already extensively used through
out the country, and is fast obtaining European
reputation. The instances of cure it has effected
are daily coming To the propretors knowledge and
he hrs no hesitation in recommending it to and
all, who eesire to procure relief from suffering.
One bottle being tried, its effects will be too ap-
parent to admit of further doubt.
Recoiiect, Hurley'S .Sarsaiariila is the only
genuine article IN tie Market.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for So
For sale at the manufactury, on the corner of
Seventh and Green streets, Louisville, Ky.
Wholesale, by Bacon, Hyde d Co. st. Louis Mo;
j. Wright d Co, New Orleans, La Cage d Glenn,
Helena; Ark, w. B. Tomas, Napoleon, Ark; May
ers & Brother, Fort Smith, Ark; DIR. Pollard, Fa-
yettevile, Ark; andby all the extensive drug deal
ers.
ian so '5I-Iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
EsLACKkSWsTEHENG.

'ENIIE undersigned would respectfully inform his
Il friends and customers, slat he has opened
blacksmith and horse shoeng Shop IN Main street,
nearly opposite George Austins store, where he is
prepared TO do any kind of blacksmithing on the
shortest notice and ON reasonable terms Come
gentlemen, gave me call, and let me show you
that can do one thing and another.
Jan l2, '55 W NJ. POW ELL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
New Goods.

ust received per steamer Yorktown and for sale
= low for cash, 10 bbs .whiskey ,daerent brands;
five his sugar, f'lrty bags coffee, also fine French
brandy, and pure Port wines, for medical purposes
also vinegar, nails, cotton yarn, shoes boots and
hats cups and saueers, and plates general assort
Inent of hardware and great many other things
too numerous to mention and Loo bags salt, for
sale by NJ LYNCH
Sept. "a, 1856.
+. 81 have also been receiving large assort-
meits OF salt, liquors, groceries hardware and cot
ton yarns, Mt my place, Fort Smith, Garrison
Avenue, which is to be sold low for cash. NJ l..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-05
Prints.

Z LARGE aud handsome assortment Of prints
: jus, recciycd per steamer Young America bv
aug ,, SO HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.