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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
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LIME PlAl- Tas1H.-JAe Rsb, Hfr. Tshm-
a. BaSilgten hacsGlsy va Rssstted. N TIE %
INST, a. q Pes. Of he Rs1lu ty RS rte 81 bs'1n
Msesulsy; Snd elsewhere ve cite, fftss .eed.rsts
:.-tsl,Bent asd p.of:, vsne:s Of cDs.o:s &c Is,
ing from the Lon Ion yrsss ibis rsv o-onpte1 we
s bold 10 belief tss ss the clue - vii oe IT, nuna
he forth -omi,g volumes q! the nes nc os 5rI ne
toy Of EpglsDc, sl,hosgh 'te-e IS muea pses! D. y
II the suggestion :ha: he 10 ro~ srcimoned ~ net
M.js,.y tc sn uJIer sest II tee Legislature for t1e
especial purpose o! ronfrcr.rg ts' !: seaoes
N; pbaY Of her Maes.ys OpDoisn' 'n snd her h:es'ys
PYiyy Councl-vi1e.ice:, :he Earl of tero'roug1.
Toul-a thousand ps,dons We mean tns-ns s.'sS
10 Of c3u,se thoroughly vered IN insa sr.rs, sno
being IN admirable o-sioY, if ID. mEch o. dets,.r'
be will be very usefnl - the GoverI menf ss d1s
cussions thereupor. THIS 20 rske C nveriepce oi
8 distinguished nan Of letters does pot- oo1eym'
strike N az copfe:rg any i'm mnsase honor upon NE
nature ss profession, though il literature pesse %
feel itself exalted the occasion, Io ore can possoy
object. IN. I. Aioioo-
PoPvL.rIog OF C.S,DL.-Accc-d -ding T. ;he census
TAI en- in 1851 the total population of Lower Csnsds
wa 500 26l, and of Upper Cansjs 956, w. max ns
grand total Of s42 d. On the l.t Of January, S17
.be estimated population bssad lpon ofcisl r,trrns,
was Of Lower Canada I, 30 5l4 Of Upper Canals
$50 92}-rlakng grand total OF 2,57l, 4S snlw.ag
sn increase in between FIVE and siI years OF 73S'J.
A Committee Of Psciic Engine Co., y. Y. were up
here on Saturdsy 70 present he resolution Of ..srks
TO their entertainers the Tivoli Hoee Co.. for ecurte
ses received theH vs: here in Aogust. They also
presented 70 j. c. Cuyler, Foreman, o handsome
thirty two-ribbed FIRE hat elaborstely oYnsmec ted
ard bearing silver plate With presents5cr iDscr!bei
The Con mi.tee went to Troy on Saturday 70 PRESENT
70 Aid. Coleman, Of that city, who eIteuded m.yted
ate nton TO the Pscics while In that city, . most
be au.iful cane with mssave aud elegsn: god head
Albany journal, ssp. %.
LUCKY DIs.pPoiyTAESr.--Two ladies' belonging ip
Kennebunk Me-, arrived sefeiy home from Cubs on
Tuesday. They desi:ous 70 take passage in The
Central America from Havana, on heT fa.s rip. bat
At IT. fave i
poI ted but not discouraged they took passage 10
sailing ve,sel, and arrived in NewYors without ao3
dent.
SENTENCE oS GgoRGE KSrOHT.-In the SeDreme
Court o. Auburn Me-. ChiefJustice Tenney has pro
pourced septepcs OF dssh on George Kn snt f~r t6e
murder of mis- wife.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
4 MOUNTAIN R1XBLG.
GsU.,popdepee Of The N. Y. TritGpa

n.'pordepcs Of TIE N Y. TritGu&
WALLINGfoRD, VT, Sept II, 1857.
eannot better give you an idea Of the life Of
Aese hills than By describing one of my recent
rsmhIes. Something more than mile south. esst
Of the village rises knob Of the earth called by the
popular name Of White Rocks. The ssjd knob con-
stisutes ono Of the highest and rusgedest mountains
in thi, region. At a side view taken from sut-
gently removed point Of observation, it bears a
notable resemblance to a couchsnt elephant, the
bead nor.heriy the huge shoulders rising above, and
the monstrous osck and sdes carrying their unde-
lined attitudes lar aSsy to the south. Only this elc
phant 10 shaggy one; bristling thickets and thin
srowths OF s,uuted forest trees half covering bis
hard, strong hide
To pay my respects tO this venerable mousteY |
set cut in the morung, while vet the early mist.
were curling uP ironi the valley, aud wresthiDe
the mountain tops Avoiding the dew.iampsd
erssA, followed -ie road upon the banks OF the
mountain stream, whose waters chased me on with
the glad story Of their native hills. Arrived where
branches Of both road and stream diverged, l kept
70 the right; and now the elephantiue head Of the
mountain rose stern and tremendous before ms
One side where the animsps lett ear should be,
appears clean cleit away, as If, at some early, iaos-
loss period, its skull had been SMASHED aud face
Anocked Of BY tho hammer of Scandinavian Thor.
ikn supposed mshap leaves LOFTY, gray'guin-
merps precipito1s crag, which, being eo0sPleuousiy
visible q. great distances, gives The mountain ITS
nance Little TO the east les dminutive mount,
Pesrcfy the main fragment which was broken swsy.
betwe"n' covering large area, chiefly beneath the
Preelplcs, shAsed down the snInsls face, appesr
aaonxhns rulns vast catsracts of stoue, and high
piled, enormous blocks. These blocks are thro Hn
sp against the mountain, Ike stairs for Ttans 10
mount. They arc surrounded By a tangled wild
From the western side, visitors approach by q path
s,hjeh lesds to a famous ice-bed, climb the ,uper.
isesmbent masses, and scratch their .nitis, among
tAs brown bcheDs that ncrust their ,u-faees
shsanisg tho ecnmon and already familiar wAy. !
pressed to tls ben1, sreoHd tie lace of tie acas-
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BOSTON NOTION
C>sys3sassas4 n ne N. y. TrsAnss.


Boros, sr,. a, 1857.
There has beer a pecuhs' tes'u-e 10 Sse pos:es
70. sone time here-tae anomsly Of c.ntdsts io'
Governor With No p,crl,Dsr, Bsg.?soe' srp27I IN
The gest city ot the S,a.e. Governor Gardner sss
had hitherto, No orgsh il this city 20 f-esea. h.s
elaine 10 the gubens,oai chsir Of y 1885, huse:ta fe'
the yea, to come ]. seems that be has been b'o1sh:
10 the miserable shift Of purchase. His we!Lkn9~a
organ, The Bee, for yeasons ben known 70 issi has
iong since deserted him. and gone il, with 81 1T hum
and buzz and sweetness and pover for ;se eleeu5a OF
the little iron man, Mr. Banks. Last Saturday even
ing, however, We beard il declared that Ik IIIrtc'
would soon define ito pp-ition-would soon take .
staId where no mar could msundeIs.a1o u 10 'hs
political field. Il was ssid that the proprie'cr' hsd
entered into negotis.iops with Governor Garorer Tor
the loan Of $4,000 to lift it out OF presen; m sncai
difcuhies upon the condition that !. would support
his claims for the goyernorshp; that the negotaaons
had been completed, and that it wss to have tEo
week. to sbandon its old position snd declare dscid-
e6ly for him. The truth Of this statement We cannot
vouch for but this We are sure Of this morning. the
leading editorial the claims Of each OF the Candidates
nsidered the declaration vas made ths he Pre-
cent coptest would be conducted principally upoa per-
soDsl and that Governor Gardner presented the
most decided merits for that poston. This eoitoraI
confirms the statements Of last Saturday evening, %
the Governor will have paper in the city OF Bos-
ton which will advocate his Cause. He WI need tols
paper, and a. many more a. he can hnd fourteen
thousand dollars to lend to, before be viii succeed T.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

YALE CoIrEeK.-The sdvsnc. sheets .. ,be c..s-
logue of Ysls College show ths; the :ots numo.- Of
under graduate students in LAT as::u:ors il i37, which
is seven more thar the average o: tne ast tsr ye.s
The classes number as follows: Seniors 80, Ju,,:s
lO9, Sophomores III, and Freshmen lis. Thirty
three students come f:om States South .; Asos sri
Daon's lre, including representative. rom tie Ds-
uict of Colunbis, Maryland, Virginia Gecrs. FL
rida, Alabama, Nississpp, L1uisisa., TeiH, Cafar.
MIA, Niaou, and Kentucky.
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FROM THE Wr.T IspIIs.-We asv. Gtvi;.s :.om
the Bern, udss to t1e 10th inst, sad f5n Jsuaa 70
Aug. ~ bat the papers contain nOth:as Of interest
In Jamaica there vss some sickaess consequent up3a
tie rainy .e.,on. The sugar nHket "a. falling In
she island Of Trinidad the ssstss Asi made hsnaome
return. for the sessos. In pe~srsra 6svsnor Hob
Assse ass HE lsay, 0. i.kiHg AsI isaNtuls !st 20
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

IYQUgsTs.-COroner Smell yesterday held En So
the body OF child named John Cain aeed shout four ~
who died at the County Hospital Of injuries received By
scad.d by steam escaping FROM the msnuctory Of o. A
Co steam rope walk Water street three weeks -
TIE child playing in the yreet the factory and ~
bling fell into the scadins steam which issnins on ~
into the gutter. Verdict. " Death from scAldins."
An inquest also held the body Of Edward Dann
20 years who 10 his death st the City Hospital BY
Of Injuries received by being by freight .rsn ~
Loog leland Railroad the morning Of tho h instant
tween Washington and Clinton avenues He had his len
and leg severely crushed appears that dscesse sod 80
penion sitting tie track about ocock 10 the mofs
and the train, after passing baked down slovy Decsse
Dot seeing &C. was run over and cnshed. Aysrdid
death and eXhoneEsns tho company frombsme, wtsrsnes
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Advertisement 4

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, - yesrs of age At
lest his fsther two brothers daughter scnnlaw neps~
nieoSs by that dreadful disease consumption aod soheu
coush himself 5etermir ed 70 visit the East Indies Euu
Jspsn where be discovered PRrvENrivE and CEafsnon
for colds coushs bronchitis CONSUMPTION nersou ~
and asthma His cough WAS cured immediately; 5s Rtz
cured his relatives who inherited the discsse and 10 casa
with his have employed i in their prscsas eans ~
of resin. s many of his suffering fellow being esssK
10 senSius the recipe all who It for cents SofAg
the no,.ase and the balance printing Address Dr. Hrr
sprips sr, Opposite St Nicholas Hotel, Nev.Yost.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
NEW-JERSEY U,EA&

ForR MEs KILLED AT OXFORD FURshcs.-A "
respondent of The Nescark Mercury wrtss t's
terrible accident which occurred a. O1so.d RSmscs'
in Warren County, on Friday last. On Ef'asg W.
ng, about seyen O'Clock, the Blast Furnace sSpsS~
instantly killing one man and njunsg three &As"s
that they died shortly after. A fourth vas dAssss
injured and may not recover. Mr. Charles sssss~ -.
one of the proprietors, was standing near at me
and had his Overcoat entirely blown Of.
THE HARD TINES ~ PArERsos.-A Large -
Of employees have been discharged by the e.
manufacturers. At the Rogers Lo .,motvevt5 "a
Patterson, IS hands, and, at the Danforth Wen
have been discharged. Tile Guardian says -
nearly all the locomotive shops there are seven
gines finished but not delivered, on accorns =
abroad companies being unable to fulili thef ~
nents. The cotton, machine and silk factories 2
erson will also suffer, and the prospects fof saF7
ment there are dreary.
NEWSPAPER CHASGE.-7ie Bri4g.'ga Ctss~s
Ls- changed h.nds Mr.. n Patterson bsyins aiposS"
sCsblishinsnt 10 Messra stiles and Ds,Timpls-
NEw-YoRR MILITARY TO PaKADE AT W
ARk The Third Brissde NevIork s.ste Militia - q
nsnd Of General Hall, are 70 visit Newark on fnag
their rail- parade.
ORpIyArIos--Mr. Charles ID. w. Bndg1sA s
Psstor elec; of the Morris.on Baptist Churca ~ No
the Ministry on Monday evening. Mr.. BridsuAn n
Der ftbe Hoboken Baptist Church and, 10 pansS
appo ntmept of Eeclesssticsi Council the sefvise -
ton took pl ace IN that church There noneons -
snce upon the occasion, and the cI.rcisss
estiRg -. -
Tie Rev. " Everett of willisnsbursb nsds ~ -
Prayer the Rev w u Psrmy Of Jersey Cfy s ,sss y.,s
Of The Scripture; the Rev Or La,hrop Of tsdr
the Sermon. taking for bis subject, "Tae ~ "
Mission and ,hst Of His Ministry and Cesrs psrso
Duncan Dunbar =. E,wYork made the OfdshS, ~ ,hs ~
comPanied with the Laying on of ne x~ yoyS rsys
"tcry" the Rev A. II. Bnrlipesrs Of 49, G.hsr~ =
Hand Of Feowship; the Rev = Psson Pssss - 10 sssS
ented the Charge and the candidate 49,, =. Norb
town.
Mr. J. Peterson, youug n.a residing near gnss sss
Sr whle IN the act Of tabinf sun ,i ,o.i, MED
Is. with TIE uuzlle toward bi,i ~. ~ rssat
discharge, the ball passing throcsh 81. haS"
MELANCHOLY C.LAsTr.-A remarkable cSTSs 2 s.ss
.or =, ,,'oa. r,sd Ip the family Of Mr. sam-ss e,i1
p,opr,,er Of Foster. Mil; pssi slassss
rss the .sols of ,ast we'll and Of o'socs on y
aess he J.pess to- n.ssssS y tsssA w essss"
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BROOK YN II,EINS.

NASSAU WATER ConPAyY.-This eonpsa' ~
actively engaged in laying pipes Sor the intrOdads
cf water through our principal streets. Jsralssa
treet and Montague place have already been cs'
pleted, and the work is progressing rapidly is ~
sections. rs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Some Of the papers sre lec;u-:ag women upor eI-
trsysgsnce in dress ard advising them 10 rotrensh
especially during the present husrcisl d.fielity.
Doubtless there are many cases of unwsrrsn.abe
rsvsg,nce in this way but do people ever consider
that two or three glasses OF brandy .nd haf dozen
regass INDUCED in daily oy MAJ, 10 ;sy nothing Of
five and ten dollar cirners, amount to more in year
,ban would be required TO dress woman up b he
full requirements OF fashi1n hIcl - this ts2 about
.he eInavsgsDce OF women is nonsense. They are 81
mos: universally ca.esul, snd many trader would TO-
day have been cafe and sound be had hsenei to the
prudent counsels OF his wife rather than ine reckless
prompting, OF bis own ambition. /; is ns.uEal for
mean men 70 endssvor 10 thit tte resp'nsslity Of
their foy TO other shoulders, b-tit rs:her too Euea
10 charge commercial revision rke this rpon ones
wife and dsuehteT
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

MOHAWK LEcrRER.-Nr. J. j. Kelly of the Mo
bswk tribe delivers q lecture this evening st the
Spring street Hall, between Thompson and Sullivan
streets or The Customs and Ceremonies OF toe In
Gi.n Tribes Of America" lie vii appesr N fu.l ln
dian costume.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
tAdvsrtis.msns.J ]
TINE nAPHAyEOTYPES

Yahep st Roor's No SS Broadway. becoming kssa
popu.I They give universal sstisactoa seeoaAs ~
bish artistic merit combined with pertres trsAfsae
pctnres possess Ssicscy and beauty Of hnish t9se1
h. most elaborate predictions Of the pencil Dssessa
Tyyys copied enlrsed in this beautiful style! Mcs ss
he RooT GALLERY, No. aS Broadway, corner Of Snni n
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tAdvertisementl

reliable inesns 10 cure all diseases arising on hs has
Of mercury other metallic snbstAnees tc lfy =
r.sd "a a cure for Rbe Neu alsA C.erns md u11
ther diseases DR.. PRIScE win be IA sttendssxe nsis
FORE at the old establishment No. no Brosaway sr.a y
rartms nj for Ladies'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

EvysIsG ScBooLs.--The evening scboch -
Eastern District we're opened on Monday evepfis
sehoo corner of Firth and North Fifh Streets nsa5
Woodworth, Principal the total number Of pupyS Fs<
3o6, OF which 2l2 were males and - fsnalss.
At the school in Rsmsen strict, Mr. Buss, Prieiyl
total nsmber Of scholars 2si Of which 2is mss
65 females.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
IAdvsrtisenept,l |

For WASHING INFANTS AND CHipau-
Mother, and nurse, will 6nd FosrANrs CREAs % wm|
?, owns ,up>rior TO all spirits soaps or loors
sther penetrating the skin pwysnss ehsau use
,;on. ana promotes tia; besth deoscy and sssssss|
pleasing in children. r. q; foNIA.k snI cs,
Sold by al lru systs.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
IAdver. issment.I

FIRST Catch YOUR FIsH.-So saA as 81
bra,.d Mrs Glssss But the Fish in those bss1S Crrs
Tspks or Aassris a. BaRNUN's MUSEUM a.s ars,.p "a
Won NAV behold them rowing delighted snd ue on,nsos
rr,en Ncades Of marine vesea:on IN tte and sef b.
The prsttiest spectacle witnessed TIE wssr NcIs
NsALn rRis ApTERAooH and EyeeINe.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
fA5vsrfiaauenfl I

Gro. SAUNDERs's METALLIC TABiGr Snes
the ods.. and most approved article h use havns
the pubic the isss X years. The genuine css g, ssh
J. 4 g. sAUDpNas, Store only st No. y AVE- hoe~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
IAavertiscr.entl

To NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-A retired ,Cleeo
man. restored to health In few Days aer ahy yes u =
nervous su6erns anxious TO make known shs mess of
WIN seud (free) the prescription used. Direct TO the
Rev. JOIN M. DASEALL. No. ls6 Fulton t., bksiN
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

C.,..,.s.p coua,s, sAsuA - Assss - sls ruhse.
A ne~os,s6e CoussuAs u sses SsI'etaseS 'ecs q
proposition, rsm.rAss ~ h 'vo-io no o'e Me
..sa' for tat .dissrs opEion-'hs ne no'rs zoe"
rc,s ,h,s be a. se>o saervSd the COMMITTEE
wSan..ed. With CaGa..n.p JoHe' N tie c'"I'
Cour eiir,en Bso+ tt,sss: ths a. ths-e wa not sa
attendants. Of uesbs,s prs-L: - ksnd in the ,uis'
Of ,ui.st 10 per.or. 70 se, IS Iospecrs sse Comm
had better sjI,ourl 20 Fr'dsy.
Ala Monesban SD . very serious qnerten hsd
vssu .sai v~, whether where old disricts were cut
40 AID yidsd .ss Insyeo:ors elected $50 yesr could
A.. or vhether TIE alterations would vitis.e their
elections. 1t -ss question LIS: should be seized
beyond do,bt, saj 70 hoped the Secretary Of the
Committee would be n%rpcsei 70 -'nier with tie
Council TO he Corpo'sts sna ge; lie opinion. Tai'
vss scceded To-
Councilman Booze submitted be rance oi Inspectors
agreed upon in biz Ward, saer which the COMMITTEES
adjourned until p. on Nsisy, when they expect
70 be ershe: to make ~ tbe entire lsi and report
upop the sane.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
lAdvertiseDen.I.
p1pnY,s NATIONAL THEATER. - n. /.

s,,us of Tuy soys os 1oil,' the lsgsssbie pL.
" PoSco rHr ApE," and th. cov,ets OF "Ti{ Y,s,,
are 10 be performed this popc lsr Ts..s,S
S,cnr M j Il Allen. Mr. II. ?. Nichols Hr eLM
Mis-. Juiis Dsly ard al the company spsGing.
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wife and daughters.

INSPECTORS OF EIscrIos roK rBI NJ" DISTRICTS
"A QUEsrIoE A. TO THOSE ELEcTEp.-Ths JOINT
Committee Of Aldermen and Come linen, to whom Tss
referred the subject OF appointing Inspectors Of E.sc-
.ob, me. st noon yests'dsy to receive :hs aorns;5rs
from the dinersn: members q ths CONNER Council.
There va. not FIJI attendance Of tie Committee,
nd very few Of tie ns0bsr were present. Waile
waiting, some Of the Committee lad ~ i'hrmA srg1-
neat % 70 whether the alerrx Of the dsrcts vtisisd
the .kct:sA Of these l,yse.s,s ehssn BY Tie people
last ysa.. A. AAGnss iAssSls the ey.ls, Of lie
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

F.r. FALL At A SBoo ~HoUsr.-cacx
IA a, insu..t Q. the house No Si Ninth syeuus fsu
g. WIZ. . bow who died frou the ef~.s a se<ya y
S,o.ss.i. s appears wss ss;'ndins ssiee, 49, D
.srrs where With another scholar. b. vent uea
go. ,,ou window u whi n be fel 20 the 1orsa - ~
40 ..,io,,ly Injured that be- li.d in few seuS ~
n. jaw r.pasrrd wrlic. of d-sio BY inassS ~ssS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

RWvR TUfEvrs On Monday MIA.
psmea Hesry Martin and Ansr.~ Pss.srsoa' ~. ,vo u
Abe oct ofiAiirs quantity of whss. foa .c Nd
oI ire Jnyp-'ovn psers. The sta,si ,rsstl@x =
eAa,. the sbes, of Ben .Eain Bsrtsr ss,s - Asi
VA prop rty soara IN their po'session .as si
eo.s seized the whest and the psrti.s sn,~sss SS
.vsIt friher examination 7h-ir s'seu<,t ses Asa
.ru,h. 8. ,ss captain bad been employed e ear, s
.ty o, The o heat 10 Brookyn. sN tAI
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
CITY ITEMS.

ERSASI will be given this evening ~ the Academy,
with Madame La Grange, Nile. VeT'si, Gsssier and
e.hers in the cast.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

b. .bieL vas arrested in the M.,c chsrss aotsl Cs.
..-r,t yes,.rlsy ssrneon. by -x ohrcr kriyes 49,
s,,.,ny several yo.ms ~ .ho lo.ei, snd stessstAH
,r,s.s. osi. sn Other syss ~ lades vssrins spt,, -
st $50 kDiyer saw the sccu--J s,p Up 'sn Al -
th. pr. misses With %. plgndsr stove m.ntlolea 0rI
heys which lifted tse e0pr Of ro.rs Noe rtk sS
were found upon his p~rson Jnsff (onneiy hsWv
he liyes IN Canal street and has wi .fd.seccA60
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

DEATH BY ScALps On Sunday lsd No..
vhosr p,ren.s resae At No 50 Over street, ~.
snoth.r child in the hail. wbenshs came 10 eoDta VI ~
hn a, carving q pan Of toiins wster The %
.nJ ,hs v.ter Ssips upcn the child seslded Der asS
rib'e u,appcr that dssth shsnsd on Moadsy csss ~
held an inquest the body and the Jury rrhdee svs
ie..h by o. aids accidentally revived
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verdict .sd CAV. tA.n +. oseer sA~s.M ML
dis.s service.
.ORsav MsnsnA

psol, sryesfed one LOWS Pistt ehsrysd VII s.ssyNS
.,a :',n ftc~ n.r,is; a ks', f. No q E.s f..
s.a & Ia s % ,..s s ~ a.. az of yi
,y'Dy.ss: y.sn Of ss.. Wa born in Neg fors - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Adol! Treiericks one OF TIE fl passengers of the
Central Aneyics taken TO SsvKnnsh by the bsrk SsHo
nv arrived sere Ia.s nigh. IN the steamship Augusta
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

NEWSPAPER CHASGE.-7Lc Bridg.,og Chsso.
Ls- changed h,nds, Mr. r. r. Patterson bayns asposas
establishment 10 Messra Stiles and Ds,rimpls-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

MELANCHOLY CALAsuL-A renal .fs v,s, o,s = assA
e,on,i,.s, ~ se.,.r. Nas Dess Dordesovn o. 60
Ishr Res:Is A:S Cd been ;,ns sssss Y ss n s.,
,csa lie rn".. ts.n;psss5 u 1ssaA W. hstA1 sO"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

NEw-YoRK MILITARY TO PsRADE AT VI
AaK The Third Bri.sae New.York State Militia ss>s h
psnd Of General Hall are 70 visit Newark on fdAg
their tsl parade.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Mr. j. Peterson. youug msu residing near p p~S
.Or ehle In the act Of tanf sun nom ,n,s
!as, with TIE nuzIle toward biii, A.; I.,t
discharge, the ball passing throusn ."
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Aprrr,prn p,IxSICIA,

Sold BY all drusyists'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

ALLEGED MuRDiR IN DUrcHEs, CousTY.--A man
named Noah Psge has been committed TO prison for
the murder of Dow Dinsy 10 Beekman, Dutcbess Co.,
OF Sunday. l. appesrsthat Page beating his VIII,
whep DiDgy went into the house for the purpose OF
separating them, whereupon Page seized an AZ and
struck Dingy blow with upon the head, splitting his
head open, killing him Amos. iostantly. The prisoner
bas a wife sn2 four children.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-25

TiIE Hon PRICE OF LEATHER Orders from
EnglaM. One Of the largest leather dealers
in Philadelphia alleges, in published letter,
that the high price of leather is not caused by
Spectators, and adds:
In confirmation Of this, / need only state
that at the present moment five thousand sides
could not he furnished by all the commission
houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore put to-
gether if one dollar pound were offered for
it. If it were n speculative movement, it is
reasonable to suppose that large shipments
would soon be made from other countries to
meet the demand, but so far is this from being
the case that large orders are now in n. York
from England for leather. 1t is equally GER
tain that no accumulation Of stock is in the tan
ncrics: ,udccd the tanners have been so anx-
ous to ret their stock into market early that
they would scarcely allow it to get dry. For
several years past the quantity of leather sold
in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore has
varied very little in quantity amounting in the
aggregate TO about four millions of sides per
annun, while the population of the country has
been increasing very rapidly and the consump-
tion of leather with it.
The scarcity of hides and leather he attri
butcs to the constantly disturbed, revolutionary
state of the South American republics, and
further adds:
will here remark that the advance on hides
has been much greater than on leather, for
while the advance on the latter has been ona
hundred per cent, it has been three hundred
on the former, from DC to Sic since l84S. In
England and on the continent of Europe hides
are higher than here aud there are buyers
from England now in New York. shipping hides
to that country, and at New Orleans there are
large orders for heavy slaughter hides from
France.