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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
QUARANTINE MATTERS.

In the Justices Court, held yesterday at O'Clock in
the Tompkipsvie Hotel before Justice Deforest, the
case of TIE People against Geo. Rolf came up on the
COMPLAINT Of Jacob Schweiner for assault and battery
ALLEGED TO have been committed last Saturday al
Midnight within the walls of Quarantine. Tompkins
We,teryelt appeared for Rolf. The examination on
.be part Of tie people conducted by the Justice
The following Jurors were swom: Israel G. Denyse,
abraham b. ysnderzee, Martin Murphy, Alexander
pstterson. John SWEET was sworn as interpreter.
Jacob Schw.in-r was called, and stated that Ron
and cme others came to his room at II O'Clock Satur
osy last and stood close beside his bed when he
was slee ping; Rolf then asked him, would he tight
bim he said no; Rolf had bottle in bis hand aud
truck bin on bis head Nothing new was ELECTED on
n crCss-exsmination.
Charles Clawson was sworn for the people-He
woke I'D by the noise on Saturday night he slept in
The sane room with Scbwener; he saw some people
come up stairs, about midnight, into the room; did
not know who they were; heard hon asking Ior tne
ccoIeI: the fellows sleeping III their beds got up,
IN org them Sohweiner he told them to keep still
the room was about so feet long, witness could not
zee all that passed, a. it was pretty dark.
Crosse xaDined.
Peter Hall csled-Peter was examined. but sp'
ot AIRED TO have nothing Of the Fight between tue
larties. VIM. Wilson for the defense. The man that
struck Schwener had on dfab coat Schweiner was
the only tall man on his side Of the house On his
amin alton he stated that Rolf came 10 and IN
qu,ed for him Wilson; be did not ask for Schwsner
be did not hear Rolf say he wanted to fight all tnat
be he ard him cay was that somebody struck him with
srOne they ali went toward the stairs and scIGe
,nsusd he raw Schweiners hand raised and Jaw p i
srike; did not see Rolf do any thing; did hos so W.
ward the ssowd RCff had no bottles in bis manu.
The case was hereupon submitted to the Jury;
They retired and in the course Of half an hou'
verdict of" Not Guilty" .r..
The proprietor Of the German lager per pasa "
Dutch Hill, at Tompkinsvile, has the p.o~''. "
| twelve .pecisl policemen to guard hs P1eu ~.
keep rowdies from New-York in osde'. ~ . !. -
without any protection, and the despe'e '0S's''e'S
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who come dOrn to the Island for 'prs, ssperfy d
Supdays act shsmefnlly.

Who come dorn to the Island for spr.s, sspenGy 20
Sundsys act shsmefury.
On Wednesday, the boats of the Staten yssend Ferry
Company win commence to run nigh. birs twiee
week Wednesday and Saturday lights. A bcst viii
leave Port Richmond at o'clock, stop At Stsp'eson.
and Rave a, 9; and returning to the Island win leavs
Whitehall At " O'Clock, and touch at tho land ngs.
This night arrangement never paid before in Previous
seasons when they have tired il, but with their adj
tona' modatons they say they hope to succeed
in this effort.
The following 10 list Of the vessels lssg on ths
upper anchorage ground yesterday:
Brig Washington, Warwick, IL days hom hstan'
zas with sugar. She reports the chip Domh non, nom
ST. Donpeo having cone into that port from havana
al the time she was there, The cert two sses %
yellow fever shore, and also reports sickness on tho
ncre ase in Havana. -
Schooner Argus, Dickson, 10 days from ST.; DonAnso
City with sugsr lost in port with yellow foves
and sent ore man to the bosptaL =
Brig Moonlight, Small, Ia days from ssgua, VIZ
sugar and nolssses. The ship Arvam, Parsons 10
days irom Poit-au.PIn1e, with cotton, VIII come Up
today. She lost three men on Tie passage rem ~.
Thomas 10 Portsu Prince, and one was sent 10 the
Marine Hospital She has been thoroughly famigssed,
and will discharge her cargo at old Qnarasune
wbsrves.
Shin Amalis, Hubert, So days from Bremen. IN
ballast, with four cases of SMALLPOX On bosrd Tny
We're sent 10 the Marine Hospital, and all the i4i
.srsge passengers 10 remain within the QUARANTINE
inslosure to see il any more cases cccui. t,f
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toms of &c we're labor, and after short time Dr. Csth
brought out tin pail containing quantity OF blood;
in the meantime lady was sent for from Second
aver ue, who was 10 personafe nurse, ara woo
hey IT, tended not In the secret at a and after
short time the bell rarg and was asked to go down
end ,pen the door as that WAS the rurse went down
sId opened The door, and the man who let me III
in The earl, part Of the evening there and he to
e that The ady 10 come whenever she was
wapitc j told him sbe was wanted Immediately, -
he went sffr Der. and in about half an hour be -
tprnt wi her. and let them in, and the nurse came
M stair, Just as DR.. Catlp removing the bloody
Ia. 4, u, IA nnOer Mr.. Burdell and her sister wa
" ;. hirr the chile the then assisted Mrs. Bur
d.s sister to wssh and dress the child and assisted
Mr.. Burden, and performed al the operations usually
!. oui,ed ot a bpise; remained until all was con-
Guided AID lett the house, DIR. Can closing the door
after me-; cid not assist in any of the operations
n eel, Observed VIII 1t was going on; Mrs. BuuisH
.,ned 10 ne that DR.. Can could BE- ntrusted in hi.
natter Er size had bin so completely in her power
IL &C be did dare disclose sDytbng connected with II;
ana that be had adhered to her interests during al nef
troubles with Der first husband, and she couf rely
upon bin | was advised by my counsel not to have
sry conference with DIR. Cabin until had seen Mr..
Hall; but ole day as | was going up Broadway ne
,opIe me the street, and insisted upon conversnS
RIP = The sxtect and told hirn supposed We ulder
food another and there wss no nec"ssity OF our
cOpferri,g; be ssid ne, we must arrange tniogs
upeiber during the conversation he ssid be had oc
v'--d this after fer M. Rudeli or Cunningham
while sbe was in the Tombs that he con-
sdtred il . matter Of justice to much abused
woman, but that they Rad made up their minds that
they must have another DOCTOR and that certain parties
haG b. applied 70 TO get me into the plot; told him
wac in hurry, and II be wished to see me further
upon the subj. CT he could call upon me at my Office;
tb.b got INTO q stage and went up town; made no
seIet Of the matter, but told number Of persons
about il. DAVID UHL.
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Totsl deficiency ofthe county ..,....,...SlD,ii' o.
The Conn iitee on the subject reported in favor Of
appointing a matyon for the female prisoners In tine
jail which was referred to the Jail Committee.
JoBY A. LOTT, esq., submitted bis opinion ss to the
rights duti.r, liabilities and powers OF tho Board OF
Suteryiors Of the County OF Kings, under chapter
569 { he law If 1857, now commonly known a. the
Metropolitan Police Act, especially rs set forth IN
The 9th ~ elton Of the act. After stating his views
Mt leIgtb be comes TO the conclusion mat
The Chairman OF the Board Of Supervisors
meant AZ the President Of the joint Board OF Aldermen
md Sup,rvisos Of Kings County. The re 'ut 81 these
views is that the Board Of Supervisors OF Kings
C,uLty on receiving the requic certificate OF reso'
luton Of the joint Board Of Supervisors and Aldermen
oi the City OF Brooklyn based on the apportionment
Of The Bosrd Of Police, and approved by maturity
vote the Auditing Committee, certifying or showing
What sums Of money requisite and neediul for po'
lice pprpose to proceed In raise and collect the
same in the same msnner ~ tbe sums necessary 10
defiay the contingent and other expenses OF the Cy
Of Brooklyn are to be raised and collected. Ane
opinion was fled ,
The Grand Jury lit was ordered to be prepared
and submitted at the next meeting.
The tax lists were announced 10 be ready aoq tho
Foeb and Time, were designated to publish the laws
Of The State when the Board adjourned until Wednes-
day Of Lext week.
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RRooKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board met yesterday, Mayor POWELL presid-
ing, sud present AID. Fithian Schools and Van brunt'
lumber Of local nuisances were reported, when Aio.
ScHoLs stated that number Of complaints had been
nesr the foot Of Division avenue He had never no
ticed that Of Cones place until yesterday morning.
when he was On the South Tenth-street Ferry. ne
there Jaw steamboat lying at the dock the deck 2.
s,;,;ry therefrom was sufficient to make any one SICK
some ladies who were on board the feny-bcst we.s
90 sck that thew turned very pale and were ooligea
take !. fuge in the cabin The Alderman moved c .Sn'
Mr. Cornell be directed to aoats .ne :, his depot
oot # South Eleventh street: and remove the car
asses between the hours Of II O'Clock p III anu
o,clcck a m. Soon after Adjourned.
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.v,n,n. Jsp,.Ss.-we had the pleasure Of
IHE :. 1rr cty few days past, Col. Msgbee Of
meeuns Tho informs us that the frontier Is In very
dsmPs SaU scouting parties not being able to ed
even The track Of an indisn nor can they speculate:
with any see'1sb Thew are doubtless rustic stna during
~ .a,m we Gather, in the shade Of inaccessible
forest recuperang the powers Of nature and incress
pe az greatly practicable for people Of their no.
msdc bits the materials Of war for the death sfrug
ole this Toiiokosae Fioridian.
ARTISAN. WELLS on THE PRArRiss.-A gentleman
whose statement may be relied upon, writing nom
Ioquos County, Illinois, in reference to Atesian veiis
in that county, rays:
Three Aitesisn wells have succeeded admirsolyin
this county The water rises over the top ana runs
ID in fne stream. The opinion Is quite prevslens
here now that good wells Of this kind may be occurred
any where in our prailies at 40 expense Of per
foot ard at this level they will not have 70 s0k taso
more than l2 feet"
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Total.
The keeper of the Penitentiary reported that me
humber of prisoners confined III the Pentertsry st
the end of The last month. l9l Of which W were
insles and 81 females; 6S discharged during ne
sane period SAC in fines for drunkenness were COLI
cted during the same period, and paid ever 10 JUS
tice CorBwejl
The following statistics, showing the deficiency In
tie tax by Wards and towns in Brooklyn and Kings
County, up to The 3l-t of July last was spbmitted by
a.. n,u,tv Tre,su,oy.
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REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY.

The following table exhibits the relative value OF
the real and personal estate of the City and County
Of New.York.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
u0ARn OF OBLIGATION.


The monthly meeting # this Board was held yeSss-
day afternoon at their rooms in Red Hook LArs.
The ect Of the reduction OF the appr"priaon Tor
tho Board for the neat year WAS called up by MI: An
bory and referred 10 the Finance Commituse, SoIne
discussion en.ued upon the dangerous condition oil
scboobouse No. 1S which is very much out OF repes,
and IN such state a. to endangsr the lives OK tne
children attending there.
The subject was referred to the School House Com
miee TO make necessary rspsirs at an expense NOT
exceeding 5000. The Finance COMMITTEES re
ported that the Board m had asked TOR ,s1 an
The report of the Normal School Committee Wa
made by which il appears that the number OF
pupils at present on register Is 700; tn' az Az
tIsge number Of pupils In attendance Il %os'
mentaton that teachers who neglect attendance on
the Normal School will be hereafter reported to the
Board Of Education for suspension from daty ano
conpen sation The report was adopted.
Mr.. CoPIAxp, sf,er a few remarks, stated that he
he'd rendered his resignation as me moer oil the boau
IF Education to the Common Council, t. take erect
on the 3lst day Of the present mouth. A counties
II three appointed to drat resoiuAons 10 ie'sr
4 number of resolutions were offered and past reie-
tive 10 school houses, &C., when the Beard adjourned.
BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The annual meeting ofthe Bosrd OF suPs ;vso" "ss
held Yesterday afternoon at the County Jan. -,
DAVID r. LINDSAY esq, being called 10 the cna,r,
an election was entered into tor President u tho
Board.
Supervisors Cross and BELL were appointed te!ers.
An informal ballot and four regular ballots were had,
with the following result ON the last:
Samuel smItb.....................
David Lindsay .'.'.'''''''''''''''''''''c
George w. Bleeker
Nr. Lindsay, having received q majority, was u
dared duly eli. cleo fol- the ensuing year.
Albert G Osborp was unanimously elected Ctfk- :,
DR., Charles A. Van Zandt was unanimously elected
Jail Physician.
Tbos, Petit was elected Sealer Of weghh and
Meas ures, and the other appointments were post
Rodmsn b Dawson ESQ.,, Surrogate Of Kinss County.
sent in a statement Of the am0snts received by MN
for fees during the year ending August 1857, as ics'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-22
HEAVY RA,ss.-Tbe hot weather of last

HEAVY RAINs.-Tbe hot weather of last
week was brought up abruptly on Friday
BY drenching rain, which continued with
little interruption from Friday afternoon un-
til Monday AFTERNOON. During the three or
four days some six inches of rain fell in this
vicinity. The rain came on SO suddenly
that most of our farmers were wholly un.
prepared for it. Immense quantities of
wheat had been cut during Friday and the
day previous, which was lying around loose,
and il any other but the right condition to
receive such drenching as followed. The
result is, that vast quantities of wheat, some
say fourth of the crop, is more or less in
jured by sprouting. Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday were clear, cool and pleasar t,
and busy days with the farmers in opening
and drying their grain to repair the damage
it had received. Yesterday, however, the
heavens again lowered, and more rain fell.
We fear that after all, our heavy and beau
tiful crop of spring wheat will be so much
injured by these most unreasonable rains,
that it will be worth little more than it was
last year.
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To Fever and Aguc Sufferers.
DIR. EASTERLYS
Fever and AgUc Killer.
THIS MEDICINE WILL crRE


Ague and Fever, ChilIs and Fever, Dumb Ague, In
! ,eTmit;eni and Rernittent Fevers, and every
form Of Fever incident 10 the West.
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Ague and
Fever, frs; and foremost in rank stands
DIR. Ea.terIy's Fever and Ague Killer.
During the years this remedy has cured
tco hundred H0NsHhd cases. which has established its
efficacy beyond all doubt and controversy the BEST
and ONLY CERTAIN CURE for this distressing disease.
1t is POSITIVE CURE, both SPEEDY and PERMA-
NENT II will cure the WORST CASES, matter OF how
long standing HOW BAD 1t will also cure Enlarge
I rnent OF the Spleen, AGue Cakes, &c.
Reader have you the Ague and Fever? Then procure
Dr. Et.terlys Ferer and Agus EUisr, and it ac-
cordng the direc;ons-rT WILL crgE rot. Have you
FRIENDS suffering with Ague and Fever? Go tell them
to procure DR.. Eosteriy's F5rer and Ague hWer and
suffer no longer This the medicine TO USE, for this
plain reason IT ALWAYS CURES, and is perfectly
HARMLESS the delicate constitution, tender
infant.
Ssy-Price II per Bottle Six Bottles for 81
~ Prepared by tDr. Ea-eriy, Of Third and
Chestnut Streets St; Louis, No, to whom all orders must
be addressed.
sy-For Sale hy A. c. Prrx.x z. Y. GnreGs, D.
wsLKEE Co. and NJ KSECssI, Druggists, Ottawa, and
by Druggists generally throughout the United States.
Ottawa, July II, 1s51.
SCENE AT TIE GEIGER HOUSE.
GEORGE leaning the counter, looking quite
disconsoate. Ed. enters, with New IsT looking
very pleased. George looks up, and the following
conversation issues:
George-Halo, Ed! New Hat, eh? Been up to Chi.
cago lately?
a.-whys What the d. makes you think have
been up to Chicago?
Goorge-why because you have got New Hat, and,
you always Hats Chicago together with its
being the latest style, concluded you had been up.
4 ad,,i, n ersip INIT lis
time you quite out OF the way. As for buying my
Hats Chicago when Prescott furnishes good Hat,
better latest and most fashionable style, is
unnecessary besides George, should paronize Home
George.-(Appearing very much surprised What!
you did not buy that Hat at PREscoTIs? ....
Ed.-Yes! At y. c. PREsCoIr's.
George-Well, IL that is the (akes the Hat in his
hand, looks at it closely) mus; have one this old
Hat (takes his in his handy bought At G. W. g.
Chicago, the last time was up aud it is hardly
be seen.
Exit George and Ed. to PREscGrTs. George for New
Hat!
B-Hat bought at PREscoTr's Ironed free of charge
April II, 1857.
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LADIES' OWN REMEDU.
Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial.

This s. safe pleasant, and certain cure for Female
Complaints arising from debility such Irreguarity Of
the Menses Flour AIbus Whites Barrenness sallow
Complexion, Headache Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Fright
full Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Checked
Precipitation Excesse Excitement, &c OF the sex
uaI organs No female who has Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods will he jus; herself if she does not
use DR. HOOPER's FEMALE CORDIAL at once. 1t is a
SPEEDY and POSITIVE CURE Thousands of females have
been cured by Ibis Cordial after the prescriptions Of their
Physician. had failed and the disease resisted all other
1TeatmeIt-
-Price Ono Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Five
Dollars
SPreparcd and sold by DR.. EAsTEKLf' corner Oh
Third and Chestnut streets, St Louis, Nc.
For sale by A. c. PUTSAN, T. y. GRiGGs, q. WALKER 4
IN and NJ KSErssI.. Druggists Ottawa, and by Drug
1i,ts generally throughout the United States Juill
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Howard Associations, Phflatl,a.

lMJtOTtIUt Announcement
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases soen ~
SperIiatorrhoa, Seminal Weakness. Impotence, ge.
norrha elect Syphilis TIE Vice OF onanism, or sSf.
Abuse, &C.. re. l..
The Howard Associatic. IL view OF TIE aTiai destrue.
.ion IL human l,fo causa! sexual Diseases and the
decep.ios practscd upon the unfortunate xctims Of
scb by Qaacks have directed their Consulting
srryean nc Gnasr ABLE AcT worthy Of their name 10
.tv N,nrc,r ApvicR GR,Ts, to all Tsrsops thus aiet.
who amply by letter. with description OF their con-
a.; -, Iage occur stcr, habits OF life, Acy and In
cases Of extreme poverty nfsuering TO furnish Msdi'
cine FREE CHARGE =,
I'VE Howard Association Is benevolent Institution,
established by special endowment for the relief Of the
sck and afflicted with 'virulent and Epids-
mic Diseases" II has now surplus Of means, Which
the Directors baye voted expend ia advertsbG the
above notice. 1t is needless to add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and viii
furnish the approved modern treatment.
Just Published, by the Association, Report Pper.
matorrhGa Seminal Weakness, the vice OF Onanism,
Masturbatpn Self Abuse and other Diseases Of the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon. which win ~
sent by mail, lin N seized envelope,) cnAhos
the receipt of TWO sTANrs for postage. .-- :, 80.
Address Dr. GEo. X. CALHous. Consulting 6reeee.
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street, Phila1e'
phia, Pa. by order Of the Directors. :.
EzEAD, HEABrWELL, IremdS.f
CEo. FAmcIIup, Serefary -
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Sauford's Liver InvisoratOr.

ri. most undoubted fact that DIR. Sanord's Invigor
ator or Liver Remedy of the greatest discoveries
made in medicine the past century 1t has been the stu
DIV Of the Doctor during twenty years practice to find
vba, particular organ when diseased caused the great
es, of ills pains, and his conclusion is, that
the liver the greatest regulator Of the system and the
liable disease, while If kept free from disease is
preventative Of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, General Debility
&C. while but far from least mention Consump-
ton for experience is that of Consump-
ton occur diseased liver than from all other causes
Pct together
Taking this he correct hypothesis, we have but to
find a remedy with which correct the liver and We
have of nearly all the diseases we are subject to
by simply using preventative. That the 1nvigorator is
such remedy is beyond doubt to all who try it. for its
virtues are such that for all complaints arising from liver
arrangements 1t Is an unfaing remedy, while as fami-
y r'shens for all diseases the stomach bowels
which are caused in less degree by liver
rangement, 1t Is the safest and most ecacous
remedy known.
SANFORD A Co, 3t5 Broadway, New York
o. J. wocD c., Wholesale Agent. 10, ,b. Western
s;s,es- Sold in Ottawa By all Druggists aurs-sm
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New York ana Erie Railroad.
sFEI1AL NOIIJE-
a lie IrrrcIinn DtfIlif


To the IraUeijBg Public.
IUY your thro-gh tickets To NV YoKE- BosToS, Phi
L,DEI rHI,. and New England Cities via this 70 ute
TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE SAVED
Through y. York City WITHOUT CHANCE or CARS
The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having WIDE
AND SPACIOUS SALOON CARSi
This line extends Dunkirk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls with an HHbrOtsa Usfe GGu1e-cOnnecting at
DrxKrEx directly with all trains from CIrsLdnd CiHctn-
na,i and Chicago, the LIKE !SiOrs RrXrOdd:
To BrFTALO via the BIgaio and y. York CITY Rail-
..ud masking direct connections with all steamers on
L1Ee Erie from CiersLTHd, Toledo, and Detroit, also
with the BalStiO and LAKE Huron Edtlicdy from De-
froif and ChtcdgO:
To NIAGARA FALLS, via CsHTHddigHd and Niagara
Fails Railroad. making direct connections with all
train. on the redf HssteH Rdiisedy from Detroit and
Chicago thus afOrding the travelling public unryaled
facilities.
engh Of time, ami resume their journey at pleasure
without extra charge
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the principal West
Railroad Offices
FARE Any OTHER EorTE
HOMER RAMSDELL President.
D. r. SMITH, CENT Igt my30
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cSPSCCIUUy,
FRANCIS CoYLE"

To DYsPEPrIcs.-It is an admirable prac.
tce to take tablespoonful of " Huriey's' "
Sarsaparlla, one hour before dinner, to in
yicorate the stomach, and another an hour
or two after in order to tranqulize irritabil.
ity. and aeutralize any acids generated du-
ring digestion. If this plan be strictly ad.
hered to for a brief period, permanen,
cure is the invar.able result.-Aed. Jour-
Sold in Ottawa by D. Walker & Co..