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STEPHEN c. WHEELER, scc'y.
IL WILLrAM STREET,
New York. Marrh. lS17.

New York, March, 1857. .s
At the request Of the President and BcaId Of Di-
rectors Of the Knickcrbocker Life Insurance CON-
pany, certify that the mode u Computing pyrent
vaic Of the Policies employed by The Secretary of
the Company Is scientifically csrTcct, and in ac-
cordance with the prescriptions of the charter.
also certify, that have compared the list of poll
clos furnished me by the President as on the books
of the Company with valuation tables sufficiently e.
test the accuracy Of the results given by the Sccr
tary, and fnd the values stated .thin to be nu-
mericay correct. That is to say, the present val
ne of the future rsk of the Office all outstanding
policies, the difference between the present value
Of future premiums to be paid on them is S4 9G7 H.
The total value Of policies the holders of which
are entitled to dividends, is S29,227 o.
And il the surplus is correctly stated at S7l 3i2 IL
the difference between this and the present value Of
the future risk Of the Company existing polices
after deductng 10 per cent of il for the relief fund
Is the proper asaount for dividend to-wit
The true principle Of dividend Is to assign to each
policy holder who has insured on the mutual plan
share proportoned 70 the present value Of his poll
cy, which b the true value of his interest as stock
holder of the Company. This share amounts TO 10
per cent of tho present value of the policy.
CHARLES W. HACKLEY.
February 18th. 1867 =
Az Agent for the above Company, I am prepared
to tssua Policies, ON the most favorable terms Pam.
phiets giving s desirable Information, can be had
on application. wM. r. PAGE.
Evansville, April cath, ls6s..ly. Is, -. -.
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b0-The Macomb county bank, of Michi-
gan, which resumed payment a few days
ago, after a suspension, has failed again.
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sky- The Supreme Court of the State, ad
iournet last week, to meet again in August
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N BE.fTTT "a. N.--OFFXcE .f.S.y,
-. ~ - "a " g. e' y"
s,r ,,, I,.r.i ,,,,ro,.c. ,,;,or q. h;,..
last summer, H. has returned to Evansville, with the
dseign Of becoming permanent citizen, and res-
r,s,s a.'ute or cbr,,n;c,
While Br. ID. regards the scientific of
the febriit;;um M"snuIn be neveTfheie-s nsss an
s..haois as adjuncis. disearding all injurious and
poisonous medeinc-.
ne would caii the attention oi 'bc pubic TO TIE
spEcJAIdTrrs
CAycERs-Ecmvved without the knife and perma-
nenfly cured.
pev system Of Inhalation Of medicated yaror.. A.
sirts-d by valuable expectorant syrups.
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STATE or CONNECTICUT,
Hartford County.
HARTFORD, Jam 1st, 1858.
Personally appeared before me, Justice Of the
Peace, duly xuaiified 70 administer oafhs, THOMAS
X. BRACE, JR, Secretary, and made solemn oath that
the foregoing statement of the assets and coDdi-
tion Of the Etna Insurance Company is true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.
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O1ment of The a6Iaivsesd ceniiio~ Of tie HOMEI
SURAECE Comllny. Of the Cay n Ser forl. on
The Sla dog Of Dccc,aIer. 1857.
AssEre.
Cash Balance In Bank 50. 600 Sc
Bonds aud Mortgages (bcing first lien on
Real Estate, worth at least SS9l, ,OO0) 46O, 500 90
Loans on stocks. payable on demand, (n,ar-
ket value Of securities, S253, SOL SJ9 IS
Bank stocks, lmarkct value ............ 77,V00 %
Real Estate, No. Wall street. (the Office
cf the Company q. ,60a az
Interest due on the LIST Of January, lsSs,
tvf which Sl2, ,625 3has since been rc. ! g
esivcdl 14.375 80
lsaiance in hands Of Agents and in course
OF transmission from Agents On the 3lst
Decemf-r 2i,Gsf IS
lOf which S7,s57 81 has since b. n re- -.
ccived).
Premiums due and uncollcctcd on Policies
issued at Office. 2oe7 %
Total Ss34, ,2l3 u
Outstanding Losses on 3lst De-
cember, 1857, estimated t...S3o,4l0 O1 r .s4l..
Due Stockholders ON account
Of Seventh Dividend. LOO 90
Sfl. 10 0l
CHAS. j. MARTIN, Prest.
A. y. wlLLMARTH, Vice Pres't
J. MILTON SMITH, secy.
A. C. HALLOCK, Agent,
Jelf-dtm Evansville, Ind.
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EOH.V'HURLEI'& co., 70 x W.aRD-
- ing and Commission Merchants, No. 90 Tchoup-

-
beautiful Ga the pay or JeUsiry, W>.seh-
e., Stirsr Ware, Cl0ckss, SpsefGeles, Me-,
are factfed 90 esu at ths Old ssfabifsA-
street near SECOND, schsre they rtJI hsd q
Ssr and rsry fsH stock at rery foW prt-
ess.
.sH articles rerr~ssed to be Jsss ~ rep
resenfed. ay14-2md&w
HvH.sT GUM MBELTx.N'l9.!!--Tore refute ut
IL teriy statements made in an advertisement in
another column, about the "New York Betting
Co.'s" vulcanized Rubber Betting and Packing, it is
only necessary to say that the editors of fhs SCI
ENTIFIC AMERICAN, in long and elaborate
ticle In their columns (which every reader of that
invaluable paper has SEEM recommends the New
York Betting Co.'S Betting above all Others, and by
way Of clincher they state that they use it on ali
their presses and machinery.
This Company Is wealthy, and am authorized to
guarantee the articles made by them equal, if not
superior to any other make.
The rapid sale of the New York Betting to our
largest machnists, mills, and factories Ito who
are Judges and cannot be deceived Is sufficient evil
dence Of its value but the testimony of the Scien-
tifc American can't be set aside by disparaging
competitor. SNUFF ced."
just opening the eighth shipment to me of Belt
ing since summer, for sale at Cincinnati prices.
CHARLES 8. WELLS, New Store,
dec3 Opposite J. II. Maghee Cos.
HyO.1L! COIL! CO.RZgs!..We have now
" on hand and are daily receiving the best COAL
that has ever been introduced into this market,
received In payment Orders left at the store Of
JN0. w. HUGHES, next TO the State Bank, win DO
janss-if JNo. w. HUGHES.
\ A08Ws LU.MDHR I:HRD.--we are now
~ Offering for sale to the city and country trade
our whole stock Of lumber at retail. Having extra
facilities for manufacturing and buying pine lum-
ber In Penusylvania, we think offer induce
ments TO purchasers that they cannot find elsewhere
in the city. We shall at all times be supplied with
q full assortment
Also, pine shingles and dressed flooring always
on hand. Call af the Office on the above corner.
- ~ WATSON, NEWBERRY CO.,
Corner Main and Eighth streets.
nov I7-ly -
DL.N.E LU.MBRR..-rhe subscriber would
II respectfully call the attention OF carpenters
and builders to his stock of Pine Lumber, which is
one Of the largest and best yared in this city
Seventh streets. JOHN +. GLOVER.
py1
Dx.N.E SHx.N'GLES 600 No. Pine
II Shingles, for sale low. Also, 5000 Poplar.
JOHN Il. GLOVER,
jlyl Corner Main and seventh streets.
DxCMLED S.HL.HO.N. MERRE,NeG,
II Pickerel and White Fish.-l0o whole and half
barrels in fine order and best quality;
40 whole and half barrels Mackerel e'
100 dog. and 2 pound cans Oysters; -
200 drums Figs,
25 bales picked Spanish Moss;
so dozen Baldwin, Meyer 4 Co.'S extra quality
400 dozen whole and half boxes Sardines; -
1 10 tierces choice Rice;
Supplies Of Cheese received weekly, during the
summer season. For sale by
m -tff Sycamcre street near Water
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ALLEN c. HALLEcK. Asrsr.

- ALLEN c. HALLECk, AGESr,
feb6 Eva,svills, Ind.
- DSTATfONER, corner Of Main and First Streets,
Evansville, Ind. has for SHE general assortment Of
School, Classical Medical and Miscellaneous Books
BLANK BOOKS or ALL KINDS
Writing, Letter and wrapping Papers; Steel Pens,
Quills, Ink, Pencils, Envelopes, and Collesss and
School Libraries furnished at the lowest rate.
Go County Merchants and Teschcrs are invited
To call and examiue the etock ape6
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AyTOH.sGE W:S.NTEB.--We are prrjsar~d
~ to store in Fire Pr,~f MsrehssI-c. sny
quantity Of Grain. Produce, or MGR, handize. thu
most liberal tcrms.
Having large and airy up stairs. Iariiculsr
viii I've taken vf household Furniture. Agri-
cultural Impi~menfs and all kinds cf gvde
wares liable 20 damage fran damp m rust.
Insurance effected sf the l,xcsf firc proof rates.
by the mouth, vr longer wiIsfn desired.
WsrrlioCse lv,afei uf frrisf street and
W. and u. Ctnai. and n'rst convenient fT shipping
10y River or Railroad. Apply to
APPS GEo. TDsTFR a CO.
lkg.S.fL STOR.lGE.--i have large d.,u.
u bl- Wsrebouse al the tanal Basin. capable ii
storing amy amount of produce which will b- IT,
ceiyss, stor,d taken of and held SUBJECT 90 tho
owners orders Reasonable terms.
80 - r. .ORILEy.
mh2G-tf
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PRor. DEGRAru-D,ar Sir: l. Capt D. r. sunirh
hereby certify that have been afiicfed with rheu-
matism for four years and ht times could not deep
By hearing Of the wonderful cures by pct,rafh's
Electric Oil. i WAS induced 10 try il. and by the
first application Of the Electro oil was at oncs
relieved and now have the Of my arm The
application made bcfvre fifty persons
h. Is. SMITH, Twiggs Co.
4. We, the undersigned, were present: -lf
}. J. Riley, ). II. Branfly. n. =. Cooper.
Rai>igh ". CO Stn,ard.
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4 STARK.
ENCOURAGE HOME MASUFACTCRISG.
We wish to call tho attention Of our old customers
and everybody in want Of elcgant and desiraoe
nture to our new and very rich Patterns u sofas,
S,riables. Iiyaps, Elizabeth and ParIor Chairs in
Hair Cloth, Plush and Broctel which will be ready
fri insIs-c.ion i'm n few days. 80
Every article In the Upholstery Line Is ma1e un-
ths. City Trade We make IL aim to sell as
cheap a. any house in the West, and all we ask fs'
give Us a cab before you 60 and spend your money
abroad. G. SCBMIII Siahh.
ap27
HVE.fRPS .l.1BRlCA.r AOTEA'
u Yinoennes. Ind. .. N. CLARK, Proprietor
Tins house has been rented and refur ana rs
now IN inc order. hn-S
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ANE ~ .fRR1g.fL 0R LU.HDEA .4F
Vv the New Lumber Tsrd, ornsf VI Nam sud
Eighth Streets. ~.
Is oRpER 20 make r,-,m for ssock Il
LUMBER now here. and the way. ~r ~iIt s-ii
our DryLumbar a. very bw prizes. and les than
ever before offered in fhis market
wchave good stock Of Pine Shingles, Drss
Flooring, Dre>s Ceiling, &C., always on hand
We will be receiving Lumber dirrf from our Nill
in Pennsyivsnias by every rise during the s~ss.s.
WATSON, SEwBEkRr & e..
mys!-n
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NUMBER 1872.
ELECTRIC OIL!

E1lScOTsRRRD 1T L-HST..-Greatcst
II Cure in the World for Paiu!-Prof Chas. De-
Grath, Original Inventor and Manufacturer Of tho
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
E.N-sUR.s.vcE .G9E.Scx--.nLEN
IL G. HALL0Ck. Te
EVANSVILLE INDIANA.
Underwater and General Hnsurahc'
Agent, and

UNDERWATER and General insurance
Agent, and
ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES
He continues 70 issue policies from several FIRST
CLASS and MOST RELIABLE ,.. y.
HN.SUR.z.NCE COMPANIES
N THE COUNTRY, on INLAND AND FIRE RIsKs.
He will also receive applications for s-
LIFE INSURANCE..
BsT He will also attend to the ADJUSTMENT OF
LOSSES of every description under policies from
other agencies, and attend to the settlement Of all
matters connected with Insurance. for parties inter-
ested His long experience as an Insurance Agent,
has made him familiar with all subjects competed
with the subject of Insurance. fapas57-ly.
NE T.V;1 L.v'SUR.a.N-CE C0.MP.a.S'X'
81 HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
STATEMENT Of the Condition of the KTNA
INSURANCE COMPANY on the lst of January,
1885, as required by the law Of the State Of Indiana
The name Of the Corporation is ETNA INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, located at HARrFoRp, CoSS.
The Capital Stock is ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
and is paid up.
The Assets Of the Company are:
Eet
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II II. I'OSE y CO., CO.M.uESSxO.N'
- Merchants, No. 145 Magazine street, New Or
leans, La, devote their attention TO the sale of
Western Produce and the purchase Of Goccries, for
which experience Of fifteen years gives them
more than ordinary qualifications and facilities.-
Refer to y. Y. Carlic, Evansville, Indiana.
ianh-6n
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ArGrsTA, Ca, March n, 1ss-
FVoF. A. ,,-~
have been afflicted with bcaa'hc and rorns ms
feet-fron which have suffered very much--,na
ny the application Of Dcarath's Electric OIL
have been cured of my h,adsche and c"rns. and
therefore recommend il 20 all r. McCUF.
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r. = wISBs8sRo. s. C.. March Q, iss7
4, David Ehin, do hereby certify that have
been badly afflicted for two months with innamula
tory rheumatism, one Of my legs being much swoil-
en--stin and sore-so that I found il exceedingly
difficult to walk-that the stif joint has been twics
rubbed with Prof. DeCrath's celebrated Electric
Oil Within thirty hours: and nov have the perfect
Of the afflicted limb. also troubled With
partial deafness in my left ear, and by single ap-
plca,ion Of the Electric Oil my hearing has been
greatly improved. lt
DAVID ELKIS
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TEIEGP AP HIC.
L. .,ss Of the Shin A ~.

The New York packet ship q Captain Greenland,
bound sor Glasg from New York. eundcred sea- but
her passengers ard crew all saved.
Tue following letter from Captain Greenland published
in the Liverpool papers
We sailed from New York for Glasgow the 26th Sep
tembcr, WITH Of seventeen and sixty passengers.
The weather boserous until Saturday the I'd October
when gale came on from the Westward and continued
ta Tuesday the 9th, when in latitude AZ NJ longitude 80
". The gale was terrible; the ship on her beam ends,
With ten feet OF water in the hold and fast sinking when
fell in with the British ship Admiral Captain Charles
Mathews, ron4 St Johns for Liverpool, who kindly took
all board and brought here in safety this
ing am short Of words 10 express my feelings and gra.
iude 10 Capt Mathews for his kindness benevoence and
everything with and put himself officers ami TO
IL the greatest Inconvenience for comfort
cerey regret that my circumstances do not permit of
making any other compensation than this public acknow
ledgment 10 the generous, noble, kind hearted and
true British sailor. THOMAS GREENLAND,
For self and those under my command.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. I, 1858.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Borussia dIanD. Traumann, Hamburg-Kun-
Ship orpheus srcn), Vessels -Hennings Muller
Ship Panama, Hansen, Observation-Disclosures Muller 4 Cos
Ship Main dIam) Hack Mobile-K unhardt 4 Co.
Ship Whitman. Cobgrn, Charlesion-Nesmith q Sons
Ssi SS ] Tsvs.saa sish@s"S% wS;iSss Jr
BARK ocean ocean i Home inesisy aossPcs, Smith Co
Brig Caroline. Porter Aspinwsll-fanama Railroad Co
BcS Los Amigos (r, lawson Kingston, ia, via Baltimore
Brig Ka;shd9 Amsbsry BsrmssaJBss .%n,
schr Stella CSorwl, Land, Cadiz-Holmboe 4 Hoadey.
Schr Volant Cooms Laguayra-R Buck Co.
schr chss Colgate, Dickerson, Wilmington, Nd Muir
schr Napoleon, Gsrmond Newbern Nc-Dayis 8 Holmes
schr BLOOMFIELD s MURPHY rhlaselEh Ron Mckee
soop Harvest Corwin. Providence-L Kenny
ARRIVED
s @ % and SIC TSe
passage has been unusually winry throughout On the
H s hs n on ss s s East Of
a1ss san ss heSs 70
Steamship Philadelphia Harrison Orleans IN inst
ssass Sel%s @ 4, VIA s % ss
sHa y ssa n's@n
steamship Nashville FOR Charleston; day Pm, steam
Steamship Roanoke. skinner, Portsmouth Ac with mdse
sieSash Flaps IayGsd Portland with pas
se p 70 III. , sromwsll Co a., a. e ,,, ,or.n
tsaleru. oil New YORK, ana Heinrich Greet
Hamburg died Of fever and The has been days
Of fiaerss with Northern winds
Bar Jey Guide Belly. Hon, Oct Fl with mahogany &c
70 Josiah Jex Nov H. on Sandy Hook John Wilson seaman
Of Boston died.
Bark Linwood eof Balumore, Clements Havana, 80
with tobacco &c % Kirkland Won sachs Experienced
heavy weather Nov 10 LAT 70 3D. lon rs go Abram Savage
cool, ded Of consumption.
Brig Sea Foam Price Rio Janero 4s days. with coffee 10
sinken ronsidef Oct u.s. SIS s. on "a 49, saw ship
Great Republic hence for San Francisco time,
clipper ship bound South She has been is days Of Hat
Brig Monreio Duch sehruder Curacao Oct % with FMS
tic, &c, 10 Dovae & Co.
s Senstnr Weeks Jago de Cuba via Savannah days
with sugar a. 20 Siurges Clesrman 60.
schr Gipsy tBr waycou - George, NIB days. with ath
and pickles To Jed Fry.
schr Vim smith, Alien, Charleston days with cotton
&c, 10 Jonas Smith x Co.
schr Sarah Bruen, Douglas Georgetown SC, days
Sc'r Emma Mayo, Mayo. Calais DAYS.
Schr Bengal, Snow, Rockland, 10 hours.
Schr II Reed, Kelly New Bedford Tor Albany.
Schg Jane, Weeks, Wareham.
Schr VIM Is Ferguson, sprague, New Haven
Schr Harmonic, Wells, Eizabethport for Boston.
Arr St-Bark Cuba, Chase, Nassau MP Nov with mise
70 John bacon Experienced heavy weather. No date lat
20 10 lon - 0 passed large quantities OF wrecked stun such
as spars, hatchca buwarks, &c.
The seamtlg Achilles, Capt Hennesey came In from
cruise of Fire Island and reports nwurd bound vessels in
sight
SAILED
Steamship Borussia 0Iami Hamburg
Wind during the day W, with snow; sunset NNw
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Bu1ning OF the Steamship Hudson, Of the
Rreunen Line.

Bu.<nin~ OF the steamship Hudson, Of the
Bremen Line.
DESCRIPTION 81 THE yEssEL-THE LINE TO WHICH
SHE BELoN SHE WAS NEARLY NEw-HER MATE
NOW ON T sroCKS-HEAyY INSURANCE TO BIB
PAID, ETC, C.
Our sdyices by the Vanderbilt give the meagre fact
OF the destruction by fire, at Bremerhsven of the fine
new steamship Hudson, OF the New York and Bremen
direct line No further particulars given in the tec.
graphic despatch which the the Lon
don papers.
The Hudson was FIRST class large iron steamer, and
had made but trip between this city and Bremen.
She sailed from Bremen September H. and arrived here
on Goth Shele here October O. and must have been
burned the Sd inst. The line has only been running
since June last, and was to consist Of four steamers,
Of which but three had been built including the hudson.
The Hudson named after our own noble river. She
was built at Jarrow the mouth Of the river Tyne in
the north Of England and finished shortly before she left
for this port We believe her mate is stll the stocks
The Hudson 900 tons register $40 feet over all IN
length, and 3S feet length Of keel width Of beam 40
feet depth Of hold SO feet She had huge engines, fully
proortonate TO her sze with M horse power and 2oos
indicated horse power she had eight furnaces 70 eaea
than that Of the Levahan being ninety inches in
diameter Her shaft was sixteen inches in diameter
nd I25 feet in length She was bark rgged and had the
credit of being capable OF making thirteen kots an hour
She had good accommodations for $40 passengers besides
crew OF 100 men, The iii st cabin could accommodate 70
econd 100, and third 450 The had excellent saloon
elegantly furnished with mirrors, pantngs cornices and
maple and rosewood trimmings. II vs 70 feet wide anu
40 feet long The second class saloon Immediately below
also quite comfortable The third class passenger
berths forward and the dorories OF the crew are
around the engines She well guar dcd AGAINST lire
and had plenty OF life boats and buoys. Ia exterior ap
| pearance she bore n beautiful symmetryr her mes
which added much 70 her majestic appearance she nag
long overhangiug prov w'.h short towfprit and nc
fgureload. Her masts large and heavy, and bel
screw of the newest model Her trip "a his port was
| from Bremen in about fourteen days ard five hours
through heavy gales and hurricane, which obliged her
stop her engines for eight hours She brought loI pas
sengcrs and 400 tons of cargo. She was 10 have LEI
Bremen for New York the Saturday following her de
struc,on, and is supposed TO have hac large portion
her cargo board She is said TO L2.e been insured
| Iloyds for gro 600
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City Intelligence.

THE QUARANTINE GARRISON -Thc left wing Of the Fifty
fifth regiment relieved from their Quarantine duties
yesterday afternoon by the right wing of the Fifth reg
ment, who will remain duty for the ensuing week.
Tho following are the names Of the officers command
ing
fich ofocrsColoncl Christian SShwaTzwaelder Major
Lewis Burger.
Sa6 0G,cers-Adjutlnt ]. Maidhof, Quartcrmastcr N.
Netzeli; Surgeon, Or Diecnb2ch.
Company ODscers-Complny A-Capt u. Westfali, Lieut.
Ncandcr; Company B-Capt. H. Holman, Lieut. John
Held; Company F-capt Heppcnhcimer, Lieut.. Bungert,
Company Capt. J. Hngslage, Lieut. II. hole.
The company under command Of Captain Ku,ina, which
ment, accompany the battalion ariiIerss, and will
doubt do good service. The whole command numbers
two hundred men, and paraded their winter uniform Of
army blue ovcrcoas regulation with scarlet ponpon,
and light gray pants with red cord stripe In marching
down Broadway the battalion locked well and attracted
marked attention MAJOR Burger will assume command
At the Quarantine. The Garde fay received b.
the left wing OF the Seventh regiment, who paid all
/ the usual military honors.
The fpIB WARD DEMOCRATIC ImEBrY PoIs-rhe new
pole which be erected the place Of the honor
cd which taken down a few months since,
have been raised Yesterday Afternoon but owing the
ncemency Of the weather the ceremony postponed
The pole will be Of wood, made sections, joined
longitudinally with heavy iron bolts and straps II viii
be fully $50 feet high and credit to the democracy OF the
district. Weather permitting II win be raised n ten
O'Clock this morning the huge dcrcks and sections Of
the pole are all IN readiness.
A CIStrNNAn STEAM FIRE ESGi>E ~ New YoKE.-A
steam hre engine On exhibition in the Park which
it's inventor claims superior 10 any 10 use aud has
al the improvements made upon its predecessors. IL
tried yesterday afternoon in the Park, aud the
hbitcn drew large crowd TO witness IT'S performance
Through an inch and quarter nozzle uthrew stream
about 237 feet perpendiculariy and two streams
thrown about nftcen above the Broadway Bank with
u inch nozzes. II is Claimed that can throw 1s5
feet with two streams and Z. inch nozzle. This engine
weighs about 500 lbs and ten horse power. Water
supplied by attachment 20 hydran, which also feeds
the boilers. Attached W ID. machine IL what known
Doctor engine which consumes all the waste steam and
makes explosion almost mpDssibility The
Eclipse yas is called, will remain exhibition the
Park until next Thursday.
MERCANTILE IinRARy-Prof. r. sfhman, Jr.. delivers
his new lecture "The History and Science Of Tce.
graphing tonight. at Cooper Institute. The lecture
Will be illustrated by numerous experiments from mig
nrcent apparatus prepared expressly for the lecture