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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
Incidents and Accidents Oa the Georgia
Railroad.

Two gentlemen jumped from the down passenger
train on the Georgia Road last night under very
strange and deplorable circumstances.
Tue hrst--a Mr. Keat Of Miss., oH his way to
VrAinis, With his wife and ehildFsn-was seen Just
above Rutledge 10 up from sleep, and rushing
out jou ped from the tFaR. Bis ne was in the
saloon, and the Constructor was not informed ofthe
occurrence until the train reached Greensborough.
his vile is at the Planters Hotel waiting with pain
ful anxiety 10 hear his fate. He Was u soaer man
and II is thought was in DC Of somnambusm.
Two miles ibis side Of Greensboro, . Mr.. Lewis
lately OF La Grange, q very nervous aud GeceFpid
gentleman, rushed from the ear In 81 OF drunken
Excitement, aud had his leg bacly brokeu. Another
who was his companion, could hardly DO kept on
the train, aud Was locked up on his passage over
the s. c. road to-day. SAD ehapt OF Incidents
for one train truy.-Aggusta lGal Sept l2th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
ROYSE & EMERSON,
DEALERS IN
READ YHADE CLOTHING
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing c Gods,

4 RE now rseevinP and opening at their store No p,
"A South side public Square large and entirely
stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing Furnishing Goods
and good stock French Cloths Cas- timeres Vesngs,
which will make to order and warrant suit
sale. Most Of stock Of Resdymsde Clothing
safely nd being free from the usual objections
of Eastern made Clio hing Our Stock consists in part OF
the following articlss
French Clio rs 4 CassimerPs MoTno UudershTs Draws,
Velvet, Plush Vesting aud All Wool UndeTshiTtS
Vests; Blea h Bro. Canton Flannel
Black and Fancy Grenadines; Draws and Shirts;
Over Goats; Wooden Chene Comforts;
MUscovy Beaver RaElands; Sils Und Fshirts;
Royal Sultand Circulars; Cord Shirts and Collars;
Freneh and English Beaver Italian and ScsTfs;
Greek Sacks and Talmas; loysi ard Youths Shir t.;
Dress FrOck Coats; Mems patented Shoulder
sportsmen's Goats; Seam Shirts;
large Stock of Pants; Emb. and Marseies Shirts;
Boys OVercoats, Shirt Collars;
Boys Prock Coats Jackets; Linen Oamb. and onge
Office and Business Goats; Wrys;
Neck Ties, Gloves and Sus- Shirt BosOms;
penders; i Hose and Umbrellas
We feel that with long experience and facilities
enjoy, have succeeded in bringing assortment OF
goods, which tail please regards styles and
prices We invite the attention Of consumers and will
engage give sati faction all who may with
examination OF Stock. ROYSE EMERSON,
Nashville sept IS No. -, South side Pebic Square
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
Report OF The Mount Vernon : ssOciatIOn
for the Month Of August.

In again presenting the progress Of the Mount
to enumerate the causes, which have prevented the
Ioinel Vi tDe SUNS contributed Ia 1904 anu
- H,a,st = y - iuou. ao,..lo,o
,15 80 - -, Hlen.n' - ;b
,e,t o1 49,, t;J ~ ~ " -; 01Iv
-. H. -. -, ~ ms III J;s-
Tnsn,s vbiob ~ - aId nrznt Rnt
H. t;i ~ - . =. ~ 49, .sssooia,ion ore
assured tbat even noa srrsnpements are in pro
yrees TO- 49, ,,,,t3 ria,,e ~ o,,sratiop having
Ssfor, no. -, III ar,ii,s,d visit of Mr. Eyerptt to
the Southern cities WHICH must advance this patri-
otto object and highly conduce TO its success
Mr. Everett, stree last June, has added SO 600
to bis fund, and gifted and Influential men follow
ing his lead, are enrolling themselves as Knights OF
the Order Of Mount Vernon, to CANVASS their States
ALABAMA.
Hon. W. L. Yancey reports the sums received by
him:
From Mobile $755 90
From Portland II 90
FROM Union Church 80 rs
From Tusksgee 100 90
On the 4th Of July Prof. Tutwer and
family and the students at the Uni
versity contributed 90 90
Total SII04 IS
aEoRs1A.
NJ Pvo $1,000. Aooe m
TaIi; = -. 5.,;,. e.
81. p,5.4o, CI,,h- m
0'"'' T40'
To,.I zoos On
An Association has been formed 10 SumPter dis
Ulet-olnFIs are 10 coh'empiatioh Out TO the non
or OF me citizens OF Char STOP De 1t recorded that
Iney VOiun'ary seno 'ne'r OHer,igs' mace more ac-
I a55;,icy,sI 49,, - 80, 80 49,
the last report of 5000 90
OF this Charleston contributed $47O-msk.
Ing the ,ntire CONTRIBUTORS from this
CITY. 40 ago 30.
NORTH 0AROLISA
4ba, 49,, co,,t,, iil s55 t;,orsuv 10 The Nom,
49, -
Reno1,s bare beon r,.da 81 tho oolIac,;ons
IN Lii arUonn,inI, 20 - 1900 90
IhNHEs'E Be-
This State is under the care of Mrs. Mary Rut
ledge Fogg, whose zeal and ability TO serve the
cause, give assurance that the Mount Vernon Re-
gistry will be such as will do honor to Tennessee
Preparations have been made for producing great
results in the State bus they are too recent to bt
reported this month.
Il is gratifying, however to announce as an ev
idence of what will be done by the ladies of Ten
nessee, that a contribution was forwarded las
month, to the Treasurer of the Association, from
Memphis through Mrs. Wormlsy, of 500 90. Th
spontan, offering from few noble wo
men, who, for the first time, were made acquainted
by lady OF Richmond, with the plans, aims, anC
object OF the Mount Vernon Association OF The
Union.
INDIANA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

MORE NEW BOOKS.
ROSS ON SLAVERY FRED. A. Ross, D. D.
TENT LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND; W. c. PRIME.
BOAT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA; W. O. PAINE.
The PHYSIOLOGY OF NEW YORK BOARDING
HOUSES.
CHIr-CHAT OF HUMOR, WIT AND AHECDoTE.
BERNARD LILLE By JERE CLENEss.
THE WORLDS OWN; a Poem BY JUIIA WARD HouE.
CHILE CON CARVE; on, THE CAMP AND the
FIELD.
LESSONS FROM THE GREAT BIOGRAPHY; By J.
HAMuroN.
TIE HIDDEN PATH By MARION HARIAsD.
9HE Waterman.
RUTH HALL By FANNY FERS.
For sale by CHARLES ". SMITH,
sept.T No. Il, College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

gE The New York Courier OF the 10th inst.
says: We learn that there are large orders in this
city from England for bresdstuff, limited prices.
These prices, owing to the unfortunate stringeney
in money affairs, have been reached and even q
shade lower. The prospect is that there will be
a more active export of -four and grain than was
anticipated and thus furnish substitute for the
current shipments of gold.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
Notice.

ON the 2lst inst at my residence On South College
~ street, in the city OF Nashville, No 122 viii ofsr
for sale at pablo suction TO the highest bidce on
crect Of Twelve months, si the personal property be-
longing to the of p Of Edward Giesler decd
sistag Of set part Of of engineering ami
veyng insJE several musical uments, (among
them very fine aud case,) &c LOT Of Sheet
Music and usical instruction books variety Of valuable
literary ard msce boohs Il Rlish aud err
god tch silver wat b, bedsea1, ttTsss
and furniture, several articles Ct household furniture,
large lot Of ready made clothing, several dozen pair of
socks, trunk, sc.
FERAs sALE-Note good security will required
upon allsums dollar.
MANSON NJ. BRIEN.
Admir-, &C. Of Edward GieseT, decd
n. b. ind good many unsettled accounts for Music
lessons, and Othe. Indebtedness those InGebed will
please cali at once, No. Al Cherry street. &c opers
ruidiugO and settle he same; aud those having cisi rs
aga said estate, will properly HentI
Gated WITHIN the time prescribed by law
MANSON N. BRIEN,
septi0-d10t Admir-, &C, of Edward tiieser, decd.
P g. In addition to the articles heretofore
advertised to sold the 21st Of Sept 1871 house
souh o eye street, No 122 S also at the same
time and Pl &c, zoe PIANO FORTE, the property
Of the said Edward Gieser, decd.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
NJ. 81. BRIEN. Admir- Of
sep,1T Edward GieseT, decd.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

az The Louisiana Courier, Democratic
organ, advises the carrying out of the Demo-
cratic platform, and we are disposed to CONCUR
in the advice. AS the platform isn'G fit to
stand, let it by all means be carried out' and
thrown into the nearest convenient pile Of
rubbish
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
H. s. French 81 Son.

4 IN TUESDAY, September 22. we viii offer for sale
~ il front OF Clark street, 10 o.
clock, the following articles, OF which de
close without reserve, viz
30 hbds sugar, from 40 doz Painted ets
prime, 500 reams Wrapping Pepper;
l0O bags n. o. aud Baltin IS 81 Dom. Bre ny;
OCfse: 25 bhls Holland Gin;
1000 kegs Nails choice bids; 90 bbls Julius smi this Old
300 boxes star Candles, full Reserve wfisks;
weight; g. Matches
2tO6 bbls Whisky, various 100 boxes Corn starch;
brands 1OJ - Wheaton starch;
100 ks Tobacco; 100 4" CherOOt Cigars
It0hsks and fine Salt; l50 s. TafoB C8naies,
5000 Cigars, assd fr4nds; 80 Backing large and
20 bxs hne Dtandy; Sman.
l5U doz BrDoms,
With other articles in the grocery lire numerous TO
mention. sepr. II. H. S. FKEECH & SON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
Ok ACuEs- CLINTON.

Jsssph Rraach, BAR, aaa ssreasa Martin, Es - Moses
~. HefmaFs-
rs purzuanee 81 ne decree pIqnonneea N ne asoEs
rase she MaF rsrm last, q th1 eQarti sll ael On
sATuRBAY, Tbs % DAY % 01fohEk MKT, a. ne
srt hsass ot, tts eis - Nashville credit 81 8,
IA rs and - monlhs With interest Al tkaE Interest IN The
rsl N real rztkse knoEn ~tftas W1ich ierlaerly
bnf "a g & Is as q ths afe 9eeFEe ~. AaFlins and
$500, = eupi esfs he ahoaE uinsis thFes asres-
Esses ufh gesd rsgry feaiEsd e ths PaIehaasrs saa
a. -~t.iae.i q. ID. ARIEA, &. 4 NJ
s.u-sf-td ChancrrF Co1Ft af fkFiiie.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

THAI vsiuahis besi1sss Aease property, Aeianfn
enrnsr Treating O. feet Mafsst street ana 10 en
Ch4fet RzePois4 20 b leszd eF isFz q yssfss p
nsrIg "a pafIzs Hho Nsl iUpguFe ne faes - eai-t
st-fean : E1a1 tusiness hsate Eolfsss
Perzaas dssFins sas 49, invites 30 Gle sftea pre-
sals With the al1rrlFHes, ale al EFs faFtaer .--ss ~
q ,. RRiEN. Q. q -.
aaxz1 Gbanesrg CeaIt Is AezAritle-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
CALDWELL COLLEGE.

IVHE Second Session this Institution viii commence
/ the first wednesday OF September. Although Cald-
detsruination and Faculty that shall
sena9e.sa sPOn sSeh PrioePs., = g eo%sas a % ne
Of advantages ssoohd TO DO Institution in the south
Rorersvais already enjoys an enviabs reputation for
educational advantages, ard is he determination Of
the friends q education Se9 have en- n MS enter
for9ard schools shall be Of such character
command rssPeOt e0nadsRee md patronage Of
ms Institution Is under the Presidency q Rev. A. H.
DAsatEIE D. D. gentlemen Of nRisbed scholarship and
uho 5 excessively anoSn a. enc 81 ne nosa eloquent d.
LOCATION.
Rogesssils Is thriving viage, aud in e0anty notsa
ia he4lhfag esate and is HGriee and 81 guresqus
&c $ Va kSiIrsd ne point a Ssisa D. 80 Tssis
and 1.deron wiz INTEREST said Road II l.
m s. - isa1cutv IN rsachas Is The Rsaneh aaiifoad
Is undsF esntr1ss and sid be Pnshsa lsrsaEa wish
BOARDING.
BoaraIaz can h had IL TIE bess families q TIE Village
. shsi vale absent iEs aoas 5s = sA A0 g ~
aaasas upon ss aEfvai 2 ne ssAss III spoa 49,
Be aiaea IN securing boas aznz h1asss-
ExRENsES.
Talsion per tsra. q taenty uueks, go q
aase 'ss.saes ess asi So Z. = y ssF sssl' = g
5snltsF ana lseiaszlai. psf tsizs. 3 %
laesArls eEa.aaFy FsfA-ss.A as y
Tstzz Faa sssalon, Sc -
EpfinE ssaaisns - -
4ossl ~ ths Hs.r. s1ss 3
Esr fasaksr zsEsfeasrsfrs a1s c2tss
arae e 1nst sssaAn ua1sh hs EFsAFde4 s.
a9sly.ass = sAs asasrssnee. As ~. Ss s...
C0TELL0N PAX ~.
aHR aoopNls zaf give rs afss cellea Party e ~
3bA ssaaoa Hoesat l1e9e <trse 80 fha rzz4Fs
SEPT liza. Aa4issssa ozs Dollar tis = Qels
egea Eezep4saa - es nakscf ssiitea. Ae4aas
kEt44F ana kataFaa8 feE sRsfaAszs s41feza4As E444
Aaaaag aas 4Fssegs iFeAf taAF. ~
11-t1
~ A1f.s-sss asss esss sE4zaa. ssE s.ss - -
~ Aei4 sslE4ns 19fE g.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
LuMBERl LUMBERn

TVHF srbseribers have sTEAN SAW MIL II success
al oreraton Ia Jackson cQanty, Ala, en- ne Nash
vie sna ChatfaurcEa kail Q.as near elefefseH bett
spa are prepared flrnssh All krds g Lqnefi AID N
auv gualtgtV shor stt police hey respectfully
sost orders c P-FeonE In the oty q hashFz Wishing
IsssT al aty De- e. ptlon They IA deliver Lumber at
y sy,s ssso.sa ''' INGALLS,, TALLY 4 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOhS,
BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE COPY.
The attention of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS is invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, viz:
Elementary Spoilers, Silliman's chemistry
Pictorial speIlers Comstock's Chemistry,
Comly's sPsller Lincoln's Botany,
Tovne's SpeiIer Pictorial o. States,
spelIert Dsfner, Pareys stories,
Towers Readers, Ancient History,
Goodrioh's Readers, Modern History,
McGuCey's Readers, Aiesander's Moral Science,
Browns Grammar, Wayand's Moral Science,
Buffers GIammor, Comstcoks Philo> ophy,
Kirkham's Grammar, AbeTorombie's Philosophy,
Psrley's q Geography, Olusted's Philosophy,
Mitchelrs Geography, ParkeF's Philosophy,
Smiths geography, Colon's GeogTRphys,
Olney's Geography, Wizards Hi-tory,
Webster's Dictionary, Wilson's History,
Walkers Dictionary, Olmsted's Astronomy,
Coburn's Arithmetic, ToWco's Grammar,
Davies First Lessons, Song Book Of School Rooms
Davies School Arithmetic, Copy Books,
Rays Arithmetic, Pictorial England,
Pixies Arithmetic, Towns Analysis,
smfeys Arithmetic, McEnig o.ts Analyzer,
Davies Algebra, Latin Books,
Rays Algebra, Greek Books,
stoddard's Ari.hmetIcs, slates and Pencils, &C.,
For sale by CHARLES ". SMITH,
sepu BAG 81 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
For Rent.

1 DWELLING, Six Rooms, Vine between Union nnd
u Ctdar streets for the balance OF The year. Can be
rented for several years Of the This is decided
y the most healtl pleasant locality in the city.
APpyto lsePA6-2wdl L. B. I. D. fITE.
BRAN. SHORTS AND SHIP STUFFS.
USF received and in Store:
y 10000 lbs. Wheat Bran;
Coo lbs Short in 100 10 Bags;
$4,000 lbs ship Stufs;
For sale low Wholesale and Retail by R. @. DANDY,
sept 1o-tf No. 50 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
FTsHFR. WHEIEsS 8 90,

ssuccEssoRs 10 JoHNsoN, HORNS ostl
f-tOFFoN, gesakvo sIorase, aenerai Qemn'.. oa 49,
rssluee Merchants, c1EileE Bread s-t -tes-
NsskqlI. 4ean sia eeVofs PaFtsc1lzF a1tees2e = a.
kisssne.s INTERESTED - Httas
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

on this evening Thursday sept I7th, 1857 viii be
presented ShesidIn KnoWls' beautiful plays IN acts,
entitled THE HUNCHBACK. Overture the Orche
TIE Performance viii conclude with the Irish farce, in
act called THE IRISH LION
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
200 REW ARR

I ouIsA WALTON, Louisa Winston likely, stout,
IL bright muiatto woman runaway stolen from
Captain waltons GIN this vicinity Sunday night
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
win paid her apprehension and delivery arrested
this state; one Hundred II taken n this city
State.
Louisa belongs to Col John T. Walton Of Dayton,
Alabama whose family is spending the Sumner here, is
likely bright muAtto between 20 and IS years
age with heavy sat Of hair straight. has lost heF
Jaw teeth and her under JAZZ protrndes slightly.
the circumstances tefd 70 show that she Is In tie city
OF Nashville. J. T. WALTON,
NashTius, sept II, Is5z-tL b Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

THE undersigned having orders for WHEAT, will pay
the highest market rate deliver bic at MCrea Ter
rass' warehouse, corner Broad and College sts.
=. WEBB,
iuIy17.-U. Cotton and Produce BROKER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
DR.. B. WOOD,
Dental Surgeon,

NO. 80 Cherry Street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
HAVING had my rooms Handsomely -.
H Fehtted, am again prepared TO wal
upon my patrons. once hours ON s All ~
NJ. 70 p. ST., aud 10 6 r. n. A14A
For artificial dentures, have q superior stock III
beautiful e. eth manufactured and best quality
mate rial for an style OF work nov in use.
sept1T-3tMatW. b. WOOD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
PAPER HANGING.

4 IL kinds Of Plain ard decorative Paper HanEing
"a done the best maonsT aud The cheapest prizes o.
z B FRANKLIN.
orders il r Al Wm Rssrs No. Il DeaesFiek street, VII
BE promptly attended 70.
EEFEREECEs:
MEzns A. R. CEozisE, ~ AeEas,
] n WHrrE Hozsa soHs
sspfl1 L. n 6opHT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
JUST RECEIVED,

& HANDSOME supply Of Fail and Winter Goods, Gen.
n tlemens' FURNISHING Goods and Clothing.
Also good assortment Of Cloths oasineres and Vest
ing5, al OF which El be made up the ap-
proved style, BY T. J. HOUGH, EeUt,
sSFflT. No. IL Cedar street, Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

A Neat Dwelling House for ls
CtTTUATED IN Edgsheld on the Gaii1un Turnpike Fof
- further particulars apply 10 .-,,.,,.,,
seut1l. A. = . A%A-f D-'-s-h-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL AND IN
S-ERI MENTAL, MUSIC.

MI R. AND MRS c. F. THURsg ON prepared to give
WI instructions the PIANO and in VOCAL MUSIC Les
given The residence Of the pupil For
inquire Of MIR. T., at Mrs. Ans, South Spruce street,
near Broad.
Sepul-1m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
For Sale.

TWO handsome Lots in Edgehed, Woodland street.
The Lots front 80 feet each, and 10 deep.
Apply TO
sypI5. A. V. s. LINDELEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

Esr fasaksr rszrencs Is e1s lhe c4sss
ioEoe e ASS ssasn sAieh hs EtsAFdsa g eas
~ lysas - tas aaeersisaed. sAe koeAs.
ssllIss go eee-e tE.s.se..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

An Association has been formed in Sumpter dis
trict-otbsrs in contemplation; but to the hon.
or OF the citizens of Char be it recorded, that
they voluntarily send their offerings, made
ceptable by much hgh-toned patriotism.
An additional sum has been received since
the last report Of 5000 90
OF this Charleston contributed $470-mak.
ing the entire contributions from this
CITY 40 400 80.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

a AIi|sI-ssa - - bEaasl.. >. = = q
~ het4 sslf4Hs L9fs q e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24
IAdverisemsnt.I
w .rcoN,s TN dollar SEWING NACMNE


Advertisement 1880 . 4,
AsTOR HOUsE-$2 50 PER DAY:-Ine Iou Mla
ssrYex, Lesser comm. need in May, 1851 win end May
l. 1854 A. ,.,,. .vs,.n that has dis.
R,ssrast has bees added for Merchants doing saasss
in s vicinity. ,......n,vY n, TIM A.
49, HoUsE.
F.p.cis care taken Of the sick .u.,,uv..,
T. Vii sind thi, one the coolest Hotels In New fsn
ths summer ana the Ladies' Department perfect IN al
that produces zeal comfort r. 49, soo,. o,.hl. svs.t~
Ts oi,v Railroad starting from the Doors enable sessS
20 reseb tho upper part Of the city with facility.
The small ears fetch and carry passengers IRON zoe sew M
v, snd Boston Station, GA to tne inmsdia'e n'n' " 'ss
Hotel 4. s...x.. e,tu,a f,xo,.
oFa'e'o' ''' S r' C. A. STETsos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24

Mr.. John DeArgelo Of this city, who Was said 70 b
imp ca,eu in certain burgaIies in the City Of New
Yok went to that city yesterday with Chief Whitney,
and received full and honorable dismissal from 81
suspicious The fact Of the suspicion owing to hs
brother with whom learn he has not been on speak
ing terms for some timel being room mate u the
burglar murderer Coucemi. Mr.. DeAngelo has borne
gos d character in this city, and his friends VIII b
glad to learn that he is entirely acquitted OF I'll
Implication in tho affairs Of Coucemi.
Newark Daily Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24

ODD FELLOWS observation-disclosures have besa
made Of the recent Odd Fellows Electios sufncsat 70
slow the choice Of the following oficen:
Grand Masfsr-D b. Whitaker Of Cum bsriAnd
Deputy Grand Mastsr-Ausnsus w. Bell Of nosrh
Grand Secysfory-Johp II. PHILIPPE Of Mercer
Grand Tysaswer-Rescsrick n. Smith Of Mercer. -
Repycsentatrs to ne Grasd Lodge Of Hs " S-0eosss W.
Cassidy Of Hudson
For Grand Warden-No choice b. been effected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24

DEAD BODY IDESTUiED.-The body Of the man
who died suddenly at the Ninth Ward Station House,
was yesterday identified as that Of Robert Weber, late
q resident of No. SO Chatham street. He has been IN
the country since September last, and has wife and
two children in Germany He died Of compression OF
the brain, in accordance with which verdict was rem.
dered by the COrOner's Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24

THE YACHT MAR,A.--Ths beautiful and famous
craft. which has been upon the stocks for the
past three months for repair was launched yesterday
morning in fine style. About 100 persons including
Mr.. Edwin A. Stevens and family, were on nosfo OF
her and large collection Of persons on shore we're
.n.e4..sr.. The Maria has bees Thoroughly scrsPee
asd painted vp9a the Vs.dda Another week VA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

THE SENATE OF NEw-JERsEY.--At the election
next Fall, Senators to be chosen for Essex, Cam
den, Gloucester, Monmouth, Salem, Somerset Warren
and Union Counties, OF these only Salem, waTea
and Monmouth are now represented by members OF
the Democratic party-ths others by the opposition
patty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24

EXCURSION TICKETS TO PHLADELrAA.-Ihs New,
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company WIZ
issue Excursion Tickets Saturdays, until September
l, for the II o'clock g. m. train from New iork 70
Philadelphia, via jersey City, and to return oy tao
same route by train up to the following IuesdAy
o'clock A. M. for a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24

THr CARxKs.-The jersey City Common Cosnos
has establ.hed an ordinance regulating carmen. Th0
INST be citizens Of the United States, and must hsve
resided xix months in Jersey City. The license fec
81 so. The price for removing losds OF furn'sorsn
$l for brick, lime snd ssnd 20 cents; for other ies"
In % cents per load.