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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

CHARGE or PrRJuRY-Lewis Ii. Putnam was ar
rested on Monday, warrant issued by the District
Attorney in which he stands charged with perjury.
The accused is coored man, and formerly Agent of
the Colonization Society. He brought an action against
Arson B. Phelps for libel some time since, which was
tried in the Circuit Court and resulted in the acqutta
of the defendant. The perjury IA alleged, was COM
mtted on the trial Of that action. Putnam was held
TO answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

VIOLATION or The HEALTH L,ws.-DavId Briggs,
Henry Ferber, NJ. White, Richard Schever, Christian
Feeker and Henry Weber, were brought before the
Mayor yesterday the charge Of casting bones and
offensive matter through the streets, for which they
were severally fined. William Hamilton, charged
with landing infected persons from Quarantine, ana
also for committing an assault upon Heath-oifcer
Boyd was held to answer the charges.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

E'ARE to NEW-HAvEN, 50 oCESTs-BERTHs
EVERY DAY AZ 5 O. NJ the TRAVELLER, EVERY NIGHT
Al H. Freight rp AIDED to y~aont Noaern New icfk and
- ..s. FRANCIS HYDE, Agent
~ GR ANTE ST ATp Lay,s 4, Hutiord EVERY II ES-
DAY THURSDAY and sArURHAT. Z. pI , 2 prov m H..
DEGU LIAR MAIL LINE for ,, bUSlUN,
cH,nMp az ii0t R1on spd .nsr A'oNpAY SEPT. IS,
the of this LiIe win leave Pier M 49,
fr,; wharf stoyo Battery place, daily exeep;
o'cioch . ui, Instead of 6p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
EOR LONDON. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW

EOR SAVANNAH a.pd FLORIDA-The Amer
,... ..r.mssi" M IfNTsvII y Po.t eonassI viii
S.,s per Ne H. N r. cs s1q VRDY Sept H. st1 o,oci
MONA sls Through ,cisss 20 Macon ss, Montgomery sS
sss..s. t2s Columbus. szs Albany s 81 a'sr SIS
CROMWELL Co, No q we,,st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
t)aints, Oils, Glass, &r.


CMUTION.-THE NEW-YORK CUMBER-
~ LAND METALLIC OIL WORKS are ths ONLY
AUTHORIZED Msnufac Of the Cumberland METALLIC
OIL undeT the patent Of J. w. w. CUMBERLAND Fac
foot Of 2hs, Eas, River OFFICE No 900 BRoADwAY
kEw.YoRH.
In defiance Of this patent several making an iu
Of this OH only calling Metallic OIL but claiming
% manufacur under this patent both Of which contrary
hw and ung the parties whom they sell s well as our.
selves by selling spurious and worthless os No other patent
for making OIL exists and other party than
selves has light make sell IT, and other party has
night sell aaI kind of oil hderer calling Metallic O
We public notice Of these facts and hereafter any
all infringing these rights here named
other under this will be prosecuted TO the full e1
Of the law and without delay Meantime buyers eau
koned ssan, these limitations and informed that they cannot
get the REAL METALLIC OIL except from aud every
Tsctsse however small bears brand viz: Neo York Cam
berla nd Metallic OIL Works foot Of East Ath" NEWYORk
CUMBERLAND METALLIC OIL WORKS, foot 2fh,st, East
River. OFFICE No 2O5 BROADWAY. SoLE MAsufAc-
rvRnRs j. 4 W. w. CUhHERLASD's IMPROVED PATENT
METALLIC On UNDER THE Personal suPERIsTENDEkcE or
THE hvEsroR-NewYork Aug. II, 1885,
NOBURNs Extra LARD OIL-Very pure; will
~ gum and viii bum equal 70 Sperm Barrels 80 10 40
saRons JOHN w. QUINCY, Co, No. 98 Willism-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

FIRE-A fire broke out in a small grocery andhquor
store on the corner of Gold and Tilary streets kept
bv man inamed Loekhead. The flames extin
gushed with tring damage The fire broke out under
the stairs, and suspicion is entertained that it was viii
fully set fire.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Ocean Gteamers, &r.

CTEAM to ALL PARTS of GREAT BRITAIN,
- wa GALWAY lresnd-THE SHORTEST SEA PAS:
AND GALwAY STEAMSHIP LINE-This line now com.
S TafR e'Bahi BaH 1fs EMFR md
EhIRE The win be dispatched about the mid
d. Tsa $"s HSs S Ss hs :
t.n BY any other route and have anoppoanty OF VISITING
SS..s by the usual Galway any Of the
Em., glass. $50 second Glass Third Class. $50
heer. cabin table viii Be provided and cooked PI0'On'
~ "'''' ''' VIM A. SALE Co. No. Is sou,h....
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
- Cow, DUBLIN, BELFAST and LoNDoNDERRY and
ksP9o DIX 1dsiss HIP
COMPANiS splendid Clyde built iron screw steamships are IL
tended to sail as follows;
CITY OF BALTIMORE. ThuI.day.''''.".
SiTS CITY, or wxsHiNGroN raaG.dsy 1SSsy
And each alternate Thursday,
At l2 O'Clock, noon from Pier No a North River.
Cabin from New .yers and PhiadePh
Isd class from New York any above named places 80
C-Itfcsis. Of y...sss i5om Antwerp IS
A..wsrp and ali part. Of the Continent without delsy
ss ,asSS sssn.Ss @ leave. Antwerp
with each departure from Lvsrp1ol to NewYors
ssS' sgPy only s',as oSs otas Company
In Antwerp TO j p KREMER Co,
In Liverpool. to wM INMAN Tower Buildings
H,HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of
Il STEAMSHIPS between NEW-iORk. SOUTHLAND
TON, HANRE and BREMEN, wall sail As follows carrying
H.w.YorL for Southampton From Havre and South
and Hayre AnptoB for " York.
nORTH STAR Saturday Sept; II "Wednesday sept y
VANDERBILT Saturday, Sept IS "Wednesday ..Oct -
Havre and
Prom New Yorl for South Bremen for Southampton
anHton. Havre and Bremen. Southampton for New York
NORM LIGHT. Sat Oct Saturday Oct SO Wed. Nov. ).
AREL.....S Sat Oct 50 Saturday, Nov.27 We'd Dec. |.
eeAe Slrseo,s.
fnes Of passage per IbtFgst cabin sloo aud *lS
fsond cabin sSp and per North Star Northern Light aud
e-fusi cabin, go; second csbin 50; third cabin, S
Ssrtitea;es issp.d 'or passage nom Eafopc
etseie delivered IN London aud Pans.
u. TORbASNE Agent No. Ros ling Green, ~ Y.
EOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW,
GALWAS and AL psrts OF GREAT BRITAIN snd the
SSySSiinfNT, Through TAPScorI-S GENERAL PASSAGE
No o South ", ty steamships aud sailing pa keis,
"s.e..hp DANIEL WEBSTER. for London SEM,
p Ae,,Hsip sAS fuSrER, IN. :or Li,-rtool s,vt To-
S.-a go. nip CITY OF BALTIMURF l,Tt..... 81, .. q
SOhLh STAR, foT London and a. ttn.n, g, IL
s..hSa ACiFIC for GswAy Ahor, Is.s 0ePN IL
49,, ., ~hiCh steamship n .ailins ~ -, - - L,
.,s...S .hrr "a or from, 50 the nwe. 'f ~.
r.,sI i'm sn,' usr Of England, ireland, sccsnd or w. .
kTtAeI Kartieuls. -. %" !" \, hPsCOfT a Co
NO. 20 South-si.. New. York
L>OR SAVANNAH nd FLORIDA.-The Amer
-. 81 60, nNNa M S. ship Cunpas,. s. ~ n',,e. s
= .n n.sS.s sSSw Po ss1ss ss~ Sad h,ss; &
-. -. ~ IL. SuR1, AY, m =,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

TTHE REGULAR NAIL LINE, via STONING-
Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and NEWPORT
Inland Roueihe shortest aud direct carrying he Eastern
Mail.
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt, Joel S,one, and C.
vANDERBLT Csyt: W. II Frs:ee, in connection with ne
STONlNGToN and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PROV
IDENCE RAILROADS, leaving Newfork daily Sunday. ex
cstedl from Pier No North River first wharf above Battery
place O'Clock and S.opinGton $3.50 be
arrival Of the Mail Train which leaves Boston al 5:5
The C. VANDERBILT, from New York, Monday Wednes
day aud Friday from s.oninson Tuesday Thursday aud Sat
uroay
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from N-w-Yort Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday from stonns,on Monday "Wednesday and
FRIDAY.
Passenger, proceed from Stoinson per rrad 70 Providence
and Boston, the Express Mail Train reaching sad places IN
advance Of hoe BY other route snd IN ample time for al The
early morning ns connecting Norh and Ea Passengers that
prefer remain board the nights
disturbed breakfast desired and SoIHgt9n the
train connecting Providence with he rs train
for Boston.
Passengers for Newport leave Stoniug,ou the m train
com, ctiug Providence daily except Sundays 95oa
and Gals p with the steamer PERRY Capt; Aleu- Fare from
Providence 10 Newport, 81 cents
The and Train through
each way.
For passage behs freight apply board he
rtnAmsr or th, Freight 0ice Pier No North River
The ofsce, No 10 Battery r.aoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Goal.

COAL-$4 50.-Families laying in their supply
~ have the best quality Of Stove Range Crate and Fur
COAL screened trom under cover - 50 un de
Avsrsd from yards Of King and Geenwichs No IS
Camel Anenst No Isl Duanes aud 46ths near llth'
N MAT. CLINTON
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
furniture.

LNNAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, in
IL all ooiors Of superior and warranted manufacture finished
- kndcape. Iesco fruit and flowers at III. +. fARRlNG-
TONS No. 368 Canast opposite Wooster Established l8i8
LNNAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FURNI
IL TURE IL all colors and styles wholesale and retail
At prices from s %25 and upward
WARREN WARD, No. z77 Cana-st. told No. 3el
-Four doors east Of Broadway, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
u Connecting N.~ Ham p,on ~ith The D-.~.rs L.ess-
wanna RArosd and a. Ea-:on wiz ths Lhisa
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, oornr..neins April n. Iss-
Law New York f Eston and intermediate pe. fr-n Pier
No North River, a, :. u H and m. for solas-
yill- By above trains, and Al - ?. A.,
Jersey Railroad which eaye Ne~Yors from Ct
-IS: !. . s snd a. y beas.1e @ 1d .as p M RAJ,
roSd will leave al :; n only Fog L1.sh valley Raioad a:
L'LUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
set whsh By steamer iOLAs a. IS - snd 10 and
iand n The leave FushnE L. /, ;e;s5 and 10
and 4And 2. meeting and exchanging pas>ereer.
Is csni, wM. NJ SMITH, Receiver.
II HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. From August
90 1853, Trains iii Chambers Station ss<xs:
fI 1s.i Tram ~ "a ~. .if % N AsPS aaS Ss Pan. @
and ~ M; f.r sns Sins 10 m n. and s:t5 z, ior
s ana sns Sin. sF T. l t A. hi wsy stss. P..esssr.
taken Chamber Canal Christopher and 3lstss Trn COR
N on sunday, at Il p m A F SMITH, supsrinendent
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.-
IL On and after THURS DAY, Sept trains viii FOL
M for Gresnp5rt leave soa, Ferry Brooklyn n for
syoset; ave South Ferry Brooklyn, al s. NJ Tor YsPhsns
@ scSh erf5 seaa sI It Il M ter sss
Ferry, Brooklyn, a, Il P m for Jamsica
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY.-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY, May II, 1855
Train, Depo, Waite and ceutses,s, New.Yors a:
6l5 m. " hite Plsin- train, stopping q. all Stations
peIc. Of ths and 4,h New York a:
$40 Villains sbridEe train, stopping a. a. Stations
$50 NAL train stopping at wiiam'bridse and al STA
tions north
II 90 q. m. Wiisms5ridge, Stopping az all Stations
II W hi:. Plains train stopping az al Sa..ons
2J0 o. w WlisnsDrdfe train, stopping a. al Stations
400 p H.. White Plains tTaiE stopping a. ell Stations
500 Dover Plains train stopping q, al Stations above
Wilhamsbrdss
$40 D. M White Plains train stopping q: all S,a;iou'
ESQ .Wisasbrdge train, stOppins al al sts;iors
RETuRSNG-Leaye Chatham -Four Corners
l2 80 Maj train stopping at Aam.5rdse, White Plains
and all
VIM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY May TO- 1883 and until further notice
DUNkIRk EXPRESS a;6 ior Dun sIS and principal IL
termedste Stations.
MAIL TRAIN al M for DankiIk and Baaalo and iuerme
ROCKLAND PASSENGER al ?. m from foot Chsmbers-s,
via Pi.rnoni for Suferl- and int. mediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER az p for New burgh Mddleown aud
intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS a. r. m, for Duntirt and Buffalo.
The above Trains daily Sundays excepted
Thee Express Trains Enra with the E1irai Ia
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls 3. Bue
hanon SyTscute aud Bi.gam.on Railroad for syFa
az Corning with the Buffalo. Corning and New ork
Railroad for RocheseT Great Bend with the DeaN
Lackawanna end Western Railroad for Scranton a. Hornel-
vile with Buffalo and Newf City Railroad, for Buffalo;
a. Buffalo DsIkrk with the LaEsShore Railroad for Ceye-
land Gin -iu1at Toledo, Detroit. Chicago, &c.
b. +. HEADLEY Assistant Presidert.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
nyl2lsu6moW Az

CUPREME COURT-Westchester County
- FIELDING 5. CANT Plaintiff az. FRANCIS 5. MILLS.
CATHARINE his WIFE HENRY w. BASHFORD, SAND
FORD LEACH, JOHN W. CORLIES, aud JONATHAN "
TJFT Def.ndants-Summons for Rel.f-Com not served
To IN. defendant, sANDFORD LEACH Yon are hereby sum
noued required The complaint in this ation
which fled Office of the CLERK OF the County OF West
chester al White Plains The 9Th dsy Of July, 1888 and
copy which herewith served and 20 serve copy
Of your the said complaint the subscriber Al his
Office the village ofYoIker within twenty days st'r'ne ser
We. OF th. exclusive OF tine day OF nch
fail the said complaint wnln the
time aresad plaintiff in this action viii apply 20 the Cour,
Tor IN, relief demanded the complainDated July 1888
aus4 Isw6wWs r. W. VAN PELr, Plaintiffs Ateruey.
CUPREME COURT-Ulster County. Will
- LIAM GARRISON and MARY hs wife against RICH
ARD GARRISON Admin-trsior Sc oi Denton harrison ae
ceased Richard Garrison and Eunce HE wife Daniel Garrison
and Catharne his wife Isaac NANNY Ind Cas
rne his Robert NANNY and his wife, Daniel NANNY
and his WIFE, Mehetibel Trsphasen, Jonah Powell snd
Martha his wife Jua Gggs Abraham Van sickle and yd'
his wife Denton g. Hart.hon and Mary Jane his w Danie
his wife Andrew Hsrtsaorn aud Hannah his wife William
Hopkins and Deborah his wife, John Hashorn and Sarah M
wife Tuni- SNYDER Denton G. Snyder Jacob Snyder and
Hannah wife Henry d. Wood and Marnda his wife I'd
mund Pt.n Charles Pickens and Andrew BrundsseTo the
aboyesmed defendants: You hereby summoned ana re
auir,d the complaint IN this action Of which copy
herewith upon YOU aud copy Of your
me- Shawangnk. Ulster County, New YORK within TIVE htS
Gay hereof exclusive of the dsy Of such
ice; and II sou fail the complaint Aforesaid he
plaintiff. will apply the Court for the eief demanded in The
congratulated July IS 1883. - -
The complaint in the aboyeenttied action filed in h'
oHcr the Clerk of er County the 9th day Of August.
1859. JAMES &. GRAHAM, Plaintiff. Attorney,
au24 lawswWs Shawsnsunk ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
A. NJ MeRwIs AnctioneeF' -, c..
NV pAyGS MERWIN e. Co., Irade-Saie
Jnsurante Companies.
HONE ,o,,.vv
INSURANCE COMPANY.
orr,cr NOS. II2 AND ia BROADWAY.

., ,r...st -, --.......... $500. 900 90
SURPLUS on ist july 81
IJIBIIITIFs on lot Jgly ls5S...,.''''' Soo'oo$ ~v
THE CAPITAL OF THIS COMPANY hayihs IecesIEE re- 1MEE
nmoxT.s,p by an additional CASH subscription o. ot-
~ n TTJOfrsAND DOLLARS, the attention oi nnerca-
80. aud others large amounts OF property - s' -
s.I1d 70 The NcgEIsED SECURITY anordea ~
u,.bop er,errg RECKLESS competition tls COMPANY
nsy,d 10 insure oil descriptions Of property against os OF
hy f. on terms favorable the nature OF ths fsx
nd e EgaL sEcusTY Of the Company AID the insured VII
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE

IL On and after THURS DAY Sept. g. trans viii fol
lows Trains going Ess-Lesye South Ferry brooklyn, n
n Grsenpor South Ferry, Brooklyn, 3. u N for
Syoset save South Ferry Brooklyn, al Tor Ysphsns
leave South F-ry, Brooklyn, e, q for syos-e leave
South Ferry Bcotlyn for Hemp.tead Rave So-h
Ferry BROOKLYN, Z, ii ? for Jamaica
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08


IRON CITY, J. T.. Turner. Master.
MINERAL ROCK J. p Ryder, Master.
GEN TAYLOR. Geo l.. Stone, Mas;sr
Making boats leaving Cleveland every week through the
The steamers the round p in eight Rooms for
of l.s .rius can b, secured by addressing
HuSSEY 4 MCBRIDE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Cleveland. Ohio
NB-Marh all Pasksses, Care Of Hussey a Mcbride,
saud Ohio"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

The BOARD OF HEALTH.-This body met yester-
day afternoon, and twenty-five members answered
20 their names, being one less than quorum. re-
cess was taken with the expectation tha, Hemosr
would step in, but ths desire not being realized 'he
Board adjourned for one week. A number o. t'e
members Q: The Board are now ruralizne II The
country
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY n
CITY-MsI ard Express Ines leave NewYok at and II
m and and fare IS Through Tickets sold Tor Cin
cinna and the West and for Baltimore, Washington Norois
&c and through bssgsse checked Washington in aud
D. m trains. J. w WOODRUFF, Assistant supe rnte nden
basgags will b. received unes delivered and
chrcfe fifteen minutes of the time of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIsTKIcT.-Ihe Americans o
this Dstric: selected Jonas NJ Harrington and Ro1r
l.. SitIock as Delegates 20 the State Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

LEAVING CLl
THURSDAY, April q.
MONDAY, May 5.
THURSDAY, May IS.
NJ NDAY, May "a.
THURSDAY, June 8.
MONDAY, June IA.
THURSDAY, June "a.
MONDAY, July 5.
THURSDAY, July Is.
MONDAY, July -.
THURSDAY, August 5.
MONDAY, August 10.
THURSDAY, August ~.
MONDAY, September ..
THURSDAY, September IL
MONDAY, September6.
THURSDAY, October 7.
MONDAY. October ls.
THURSDAY, October %.
MONDAY, November 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

J..
IL M C X f. X b o & X T. Il
IN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW-YORK,
No 6i WAlst
INCORPORATED l787
.
WITH SURPLUS.
REDUCED kATEs. 80
WILLIAM TUCKER, President
Gro. HopGsDos, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

4 20 lss Trains - eage Chamber Station ss[o.I1s
Express Train. aud Albany and Troy PAs-l-
ger Trsn- 10 30 p. f Poughseep-e a
and j,o for Snr Sing, ~ and t:45 for
Peeksbll. and o. The Poaghseep-i~, Pe-s.-
k and sing Sing Trains SOP a. III Way stations Passengers
taken Chamber Canal Chs,o pher and 3lsts. Trains Cor
New YORK leave Troy $50 and l0:2 and $50 and p
IN on Sunday 70 p N. A. SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
AXE SUPERIOR E.-Ie5s

III TOUCHING -
AM points between CLEVELAND. DETROIT and SUPE-
RIOR CITY.
The and splendid low pressure steamers CITY or
CLEVELAND, j. NJ Lundy, Master ILLINOIS John fIa'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

DIRECTORS.
CHARLES j. MARTIN, OLIVER T. WOOD
- WTTfMARTU ALFRED & BARNES,
WILLIAM O. LAMBERT, GEORGE BLISS
GEORGE C. COLLINS. ROE LOCKWOOD,
naNPORD n BARNEY JOHN q. NELSON,
ITcIIIs HOPKINS LYMAN COOKE,
TUOMIS MESSENGER LEVI p. MORTON,
WILLIAM H. HELLEN, CURTIS NOBLE,
CHARLES B. HATCH, JOHN p. HUTCHINSON
r. WATSON BULL, CHARLES p. BALDWIN,
HOMER MORGAN AMOS T. DWIGHT,
LFVI p STONE. HENRY A. HURLBUT,
JANIS HUMPHREY, JESSE HOYT,
GEORGE PEARCE, WIN STURGlS, JR,
WARD A. WORK JOHN H. FORD.
JiMFs LOW SIDNEY MASON,
1 H. FROTBlNGHAM, GEORGE 4. STEDMAN,
CULRFS A BJrLKLFY CYRUS YALE JR.,
(TPHAS II. NORTON, VIM r. FOSDICK,
GEORGE D. MORGAN, DAVID l. BOYD,
THEODORE MCNAMEE, =. II. COSSITT
RICHARD BlGELOW, - .
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
A. +. WILLMARTH, Vice-PresideEt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or
OFFICE NEw.YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD Co.,
New-York Jane II, 1853.
EW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-The

IN New Yok and Erie Railroad Company have earnestly
during the past ten months 20 establish snd MAINTAIN
uniform traffic BY the four ines
which the Atlantic cities aud the West Having aled
in this and believing be inudcous and improper 10 nna
rnce traffic by the issue Of Free Passes by the employment Of
runners end solicitors by other underhanded means the
COMPANY than such have determined 20
the fares and after Monday next 4h inst as oows
R.tseeD New Yok and Duukirs to............$ s. 10
petw,,u N,w.York and Buffalo .o.........'''''' o.
Between New-YoIk and Niagara Falls, OF Suspension . .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

ELAgD At r. ~.
MONDAY, April g.
THURSDAY, April -.
MONDAY, May 10.
THURSDAY, May 20.
MONDAY. May 81.
THURSDAY, June 10.
MONDAY, June n.
THURSDAY, July l.
MONDAY. July II.
THURSDAY, July p
MONDAY, August 2.
THURSDAY, August -
MONDAY. August ..
THURSDAY, Sep.embeI g.
MONDAY, Sep:ember IS.
THURSDAY, September ..
MONDAY, OctotsrA
THURSDAY, October IL.
MONDAY, October 25.
THURSDAY, November 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1855. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. l@S
Commencing Msy 81, 1853.
Passenger Station in New York 18th 50 and 4th av
entrance G 17,h-st. - - -
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For New Haven, a. m Tex l?45 9i5, ia, (exl and
$50 p. m. Ror Bridgeport M te1l i2;t' s;45 f:s
(e1 and $50 D. IN. For Milford. Strsord Fairfield South
por, Wesport i2:45 S45 and $50 For Nor
walk, as, 345. 4p lex 4f5, $50, o;J, p m
For Ds.n and Greenwich IN; IL Is, 3i5 ii5 $3.50
S 50 p m. For Stamford T. (ex.l m. l245, S45 %
(ex 445 $50 6:so For Po Chester and Intermediate
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. lex j. $40 p (eI) For Hartford and
Springfed, (exl 4:20 tex) For Connecticut
River Railroad Montreal (ex) For Canal Railroad 70
and New London Railroad a. and i:A p m kor Hou-a'
tonic Railroad r 4:2 For Nausstuck Railroad
m l2;i5 g. t5 o. m For Dsnba and Norsah Railroad, T.
a. 4:np JAMES h HOfi Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

i Wksn b. steamer OLAs te55 7:j9 snd 10 H. az
and The leays FlrshiuE l. /, al IS and 10
and 4aId meeting and exchanging
with the boat Hsntsrs Point Through in - Fare
% cents WM NJ SMITH. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

The TRIBUNE is printed on a large imperia
sheet, folded in Quarto form, and mailed 70 sub
scrlbers on the following
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08


TERMS;
DAILY TspuyE, yer sDnum. m...,,..,.s''.''''"'t0
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
III PROVIDENCE via STONINGTON-HOUR Of LEAV-
ING CHANGED 70 8 :. m..On and after TuESDAY; J1ne
the steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and G. VANDERBILT Of
this line will leave pier No North RIVER first wharf above
Battery place daily, except Sundays at instead Of
p M Office No. 10 Battery place
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-30
A MacaaGifv.

The late rains, again making the Waka-
rusa bottoms impossible, demonstrates the
necessity of the movement lately set on
foet in this city, and into which .he peo-
pie have entered with so much engery, to
bridge the Wakarusa q. different points,
and to repair and make passable the roads
leading thereto. The last season has
proved that there will be frequent periods
in our history when all communication
with the southern and southwestern
part Of the Territory must be cut off
sometimes for weeks in succession-un-
less these Improvements are made. We
don't know the feasibility of the PROPOSE
ton, but the necessity is apparent, Of
McAdamizing road from the Wakarusa
to the high grounds on both sides of the
creek. Unless this is done. with the wa
ter now in the ground, and winter coming
on, there will be months when it will be
almost impossible to get loaded teams
across these flats. With the present pc.
cuniary embarrassment loading business
men, and all others, down, we cannot con-
ceive how the requisite amount of money
can be raised to do the work, and yet we
are frank to admit that such improve
ments are indispensable to secure the fu.
ture prosperity of Lawrence.