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oasse, persons each Nov The lectures VIII be
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the dead body Special demonstrations Of the anaoGy and
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with full sets instruments used, viii be- giy- "
Who drsir TO practice those speoiaties Fr Joy ,he
100 in advance Office hours from g. and ~ even
ina. Al DR. DixoN's residence, No AZ 5th'ay.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Social Literary and Christian Union of Green
point organized on Wednesday evening by electins
j. ~ Stearns President; j. Z. Hallett, Nioe-Pre''.
dent T. s. Dick, Secretary; and T. Perry, edltor OF
The Greenpoint Literary Gem, published by the
Union. The opening lecture was delivered by the
Rev. X. Walling; subject, The True Christian
Phlanthropst." This association Is composed mostly
of young men, and their meetings, which are held
every Wednesday evening are well attended.
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Mrs HAYNES BESEFT.-Ths evening Is devoted
to benefit for Mr. Julia Dean Hayne, when will be
presented the play Of Adrienne lie Couvereur, in
which she will enact her great character of Adrenne
to which will be added Shakespearc's comedy of
Catherine and Petrucia" 10 which Mrs. Hayne
will perform the role Of Catherine.
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PUBLIC MEEIZNGS
HOARD OF COCNCHMEN

The Board held a regular meeting yesterday NJ.
CHARIFs II. H.swELL, President, in the chair.
Pcf,hons.-Of New-York Ophthaluic Hospital for
an appro priaton of 500 for the year 1855 referred To
Committee Finance. OF jules Yiennott for per-
mission to place urinas in the public thoroughfarea,
thout xPense to the City; referred to Committee on
Alts and Sciences. Adjourned to Monday.
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Asylum has been supposed by some. He taken
into the Juvenile Asylum where he carefully at
tended for two days when it thought best TO take
him to the Hospital where he died.
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yerv repeatedly JOHN NJ SMITH. " d.
JOHN H. GRISCOM, NJ. D.
Net,- YORK. Oct. 2l, 1853. ELISHA HERBS, II. ID.
CITY ITEMS.

Miss Wells has changed her programme this week,
and instead Ct a Concert gives Matinee at Dod-
worth's, with Messrs. Tmn and Bernardo, and with
the same admirable talent of her upon the organ
as attractions. The Matinee takes place to-day.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board held their regular weekly meeting ye-ter-
day afternoon at O'Clock, at their headquarters in
BIoome street.
The following communication was read and referred
TO a Committee:
To TIRE C.rnissioners of de NrtyoJ-gitrn Pohc>
GLNTLEaEN: At uec'iug of "a. Sec ion Pubhe Health
ano Legal Medcne Of the Academy Of Medicine
The 10th int the undersigned epPoined Committee 20
inform the Board q C-nmsoners Of the Newlo:A Metro
psn Police ta the Section under he direction Of the afe
n.y. about inquiry rto the sanitary condition
the city b. Ascertain the be' mode by viii i mag b. i'm
proved doing solicit the Counissione 20 cooperate
with tie Section in this interesting ADd important work
rsroriug this duty the COMMITTEE respely beg leave
,sy should the board Of Commissioner feel sufficient
interest subject aid their nve, cations the section
will happy avail itself Of such aid ode the Com
rpissioners mas be pleased - render Il -
Nery respectfully, JOHN NJ SMITH "
JOHN H. GRISCOM, NJ. D.
Ne,,. YORK. Oct q, 1853. ELISHA HERRlS, ~ ID.
The following resolutions were adopted:
gR,sed That the captain. Of police in the City Of New
b. directed report Board before the 5th inst.
the Of net e1ceeoine y citizens Of ther respective
cnC capable and Will volunteer 20 perform duties g.
.reoal policemen, without paw The day Of election
Rosoed That In reply to the following resolution aready
Iubs.d Of the Board of Supervisors, passed Oct = sskink
information assessments of Policemen. the Che!
Clerk directed that assessments have been made by
the unoucis Of Police Of any captain sergeant or patrol
men fer purpose whatever since the establishment OF the
N,turoial Police
The meeting then adjourned.
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Ernsy std Wm seNon u the shr Os~t -rr- ,.i C,r a
tempting usk- revolt The ps., f,h- D,.-o, n "a.
Lii, POO % This por- rhe jury scs i''rc them
CoUNrsRyyfII~c.
Antonio Furi,ani al a. Mreieici wa. put M, ,rx l,r
oouutc.f-....g Iae case slil
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IAdycrti,ement1 ]

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Invented by
OEo SAUNDERS A. d. l8i6-This tte genuine article has
been eqsed producing the keenest possible edge to
Can be obtained Of the scrbers and sole maa,
e.s, j. S. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House.
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FAT.L ACCIDENT Al GREEsPoISI. y e-terday
afternoon ahon; 10 O'Clock little boy named Arhl' NIL
.ou of James Miller residiIg Franklin street between aL0
streets was run by caisse driven by James on.o'
al The corner National AID Franklin street ah
severely injured that be died In few hours alter lae
boz returning from school and attempting 20 cfos
ors nue Tan the horses legs and one ei mem
stepipg upon h. he his sks Tee driver
check tie horses, but late 20 prevent ,he acciae
his home and Drs Wells and DAVIS s.te I'm
reach surgical aid Tn. driver Of the carriage a. ns %
await the result OF the CoTOleTs Investigation "A" IA "
had this morning.
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corRr CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUII- PARIS Nos. 4sWI.
ls7 1877 $751; $50 ifI 17I5 1925 ie l@ss Sy ~ 81, ~.
5y7s 907t ltTy tg 4s6 4los t'9e fs f<f tsv Sn
sai7 iyII S $685. 5g2I, 5o7. 5,J, S1 t<,, o'i, ~''.
P.srs IL ans 1r,orNIPSos. is 49, 493 $50 5sI 800,
as si z2 s.s M e CO., 6c5 eoi, sc7 l3, 81, 49, s' s<'
sce
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ACCIDENT ox The HARLEM RiiLRo,D.-A woman
named Bradley, residing on Ffy-thrd street, between
IN. Fourth and Fifth aveLue-, while walking upon
N. Harlem Railroad tssck on Wednesday evening,
was ovcrtaken by train and thrown several feet BY
the eow-catcher. The police found her lying along
side of the track, dangerously injured s sail that
sls was into xicctei.
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Advertisement.

NPE(IAis NDIltE.-l nt hlI vi gtHtliitl thdt Ptf-
vaies stock q OvERcoATs BUSINESS SrI &c. FOX in
wear commends them the discerning Prices moderate
WM. 4. Jennings Co.
Pioneer Clothing House. NJ. SCI Broadway
Sc OF Prince-st. opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

Cprss-LYrTER FROM Mr.. MoRPHY.-TTe lon
don Era received by the Persia, contains manly
and straightforward letter from Paul Morphy to II.
stanton wherein il is stated that the insinuation in
the chess column If TIE Illustrated Lon Ton NcrS ed
tied bv H. Stauntoni AS to Mr.. Morphy being unpro-
yided with funds, &c., " not strictly in accordance
with the fact. Mr.. Morphy says he leaves the mat
ter of appuintinC seconds and ng prcimnaries
with the gentlemen Of the S. George Chess Club, and
requests Mr. 5. to fix day for commencing the match.
We make the following extract:
Permit me TO reTeat what have lnyariably de-
clared in every chess community have had the honor
of entering that am not professional player that
| never wished TO make any >kl possess the means
Of pecuniary sdvancement-and that my earnest de-
sire is never TO play FOR any stake but honor. My
friends in New.Oreans, however, subscribed certain
sum- without any cOunenance from me, and that sum
has been ready for you 10 meet considerable time
past. Since my arrival in Paris have been assured
by gentlemen that the value OF those stakes
can be Immediately increased to any amount but, for
myself personally reputation Is the only incentive
recognize.
In the match with Mr.. Harrwtz, Mr.. Morphy re.
fused to receive the amount of stakes Mr. Uarwitz,
after being beaten in five straight games pleaded i'll
ness excuse for postpcnng the match tor hiteen
days which longer than Mr. Morphy owing to
previous engagements, could remain in Paris. Mr..
Hanwitz, however, was not too i'll to play with al
others who wished to meet him at the Cafe de la
Regencc. The letter referred 20 above il not printed
in the latest Nes, Mr. Stanton excusing it, absence
account of a want of room II il to be teare that
Mr.. SiauDtOn will avoid the match. Ii the socaled
King of Chess does meet the American boy, we shall
see chess played rs well as il can be. II will then be
for Mr.. Saunton TO justify hs contemptuou' criticisms
Of Mr.. Morphys games, and Mr. Morphy will, for the
first time have an nducement to play as well as he
knows how. W. learn from private letters that Mr.
Morphy may 10 expected home before the close OF the
year Post.
FhTAL FALL WHILE INTOXICATED. Coroner Iiills
held nques, Thursday, house the corner OF Tenth
and One hundred and street upon the body OF
Daniel Vernon pave of Ireland 50 years Of who while
intoxicated "Wednesday night fell down flight of stairs at
bis residence killed The Jury rendered verdict OF
d" Accidental death"
ScALDED TO DEATH.-A child, two years Of age,
Mr Fisher, residing st No. 2j2 Houston street,
scaded death 1husdly-a kettle of boiling having
accidentally been ups. while the child playing
and alone in the Coroner Connery h-1
inquest the body and the Jury rendered verdict Of Ac
cidsntal death"
ARRFsT.-Ofiicer Burdett. on Wednesday, arrested
two men. PANIED William Graft and Edward Murphy
charge stealing 500 weight Of lead from canal boat lying in
Atlantic Basin They IN the act Of selling when
rested The prisoners were taken to the ToHb and ocAedup
70 e. examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

F,p1,,,,roS.-The hoy. Edward Gayerkn, who
died a, the N.wYork Hospital. received the injuries
OF which he died. in the street. al no' IL 'ne 1u'ene
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Advertisement.

EPILEPSY. the testimonial and satisfy
vour.. Of the truth that DR. HARrs VEGETABLE EXTRACT
L the ouy Inown and unisins remedy tor Fits Principal
depot No. So Deys:.
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fAdvertsemen..
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1857, contains the
returns of the Presidential and Con ections In
1876 For returns Elections he.a il .7,
TRIsuNE ALMANAC for 1885,
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Advertisement;

AMsRoYYPEs AND DAcuERREoTrrEs
Nos Y9 and POS Broadway New-foTk, aud no a- 'esy'
yauis sv., Washington ID. c.
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SUPREME OURT-CHaMBER,-Ocr- 23.-B fore Jld
I>GRAHAM.


Richmond sgt. Hamilton aud Howland.
Thif referred to referee who reported in
account the By ei-e for hi; iee'
They paid him 100 AID dema-hl the report which no re-
tanned M the balance of fees med By him and the report
The pantia .- ories sacasng the order Of
relief certainly not tne propa The case has been ired
decided aud would - unnecessary 70 pn ne Parties
IL Richards aa Allen l Lesal o'-eryeE p 5sl had oe
cain 10 xsui the question ~n-eT tue eisse could give
repor, his unsuccessful party,
ceiyiug from bin the Of ie "ss when the on-I psy
les. ted TO nay end there asa '.ai IN 'aon es, me st
asr.y ID have II he par, ssyinr te rrpo.t in hi,
would /. Tue rule 20 cop:ro ,' que tuh !,
the Of a'erd on hich the successful party
In uch case, patty after calling his adversary %
mp Hcme-t in bis favor applies 70 .ne Court Tor rave 20
vsros saes uay found whes sueb orders daye been
maze y the Court both mere tss party :" Y
been for his saseEssry for amount 80 'Ha S O' 'ei'
The pns, msy:sss an order directing ne defndAnt, to
81. the report within days and enter up ucsn. u ineteon
A1 N s,,n hs.sei ih. tne PsY oY,b ,ersr. fee. ma
b. s. requiring the referee 70 have 'he sans taxed no
PROPERTY NAY BE sKsCEsrRATED TO EHFoRo
PAYMENT OF ALINoSr
Tic nl.;,.;g ,ome months sipee .btalued an order
fy asoby which tae defendant has no. tomPled" sle
now moves 10 have .ceh psymen: s1tore.d
S,s,. second yla- iia a.snal ps.e .esos % va:
persona s,ate sd tue rIt' And P'oh' Of lie
rea est ate sad - app iI. receiver taerroL ,. l..
THESE yfoy i-ion- Affected Dy the oa o.' ln> q
fsi. force Tie ,oI - f.sn,ed sfeorfI5y.
DECISIONS.
Philip Nasbaus agt. Augustus johnson. Motion
pay Of costs Of term ~ ease % oe rs'oH
q, calendar and ct down for Is day Of Noyt nsees term
.Jehn Bisssll- agt. John IL. Boar -nsn.-Mouo"
grsu. i. -, uo,;on
Marcus W. Besrisey sg.. George l<eds.-ho''"n
denied Nth ; . costa, 20 abide even:.
CAsKs sTTrLED.
Miohee. Douyherty agt. Earl L. Ms.0n Lan a., a.
K-ua.y. and others AZ Dsyii W S.sn.brTy heoiA n,
and o,hers az Wiliisca ". MAdton: heGry " 49, ~
other, S,.. Tie Asifs Baak Of Georgia
| CNiTYD STATES DISTRICT COT ar-ocf' -''-'e'''
judge BETrs.
ArrksPrFp REyOLI-S0r 6tlt., a..
Peter Fay Bur. Warrington. Joha Aebnae' Nm
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

rews vii doubt.es have the effect to stimulate the Of
market.
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LITTLE ORAToRIo.-Mss Linsey gave an exhi-
bition yesterday morning Of le primary department
under her charge, in Thirteenth street Sixth
nue.. The principal piece Of the exhibition was little
oratorio of the story of Joseph by Mr.. Geo. Henry
Curtis, who conducted the representation 1t lasted
for an hour and decidedly interesting, although it
required very strong imagination to realize that
Pharaoh was a little boy with blue jacket; Joseph,
smaller boy, arrayed not in many colors but in plain
drab and Reuben, still smaller although the Oldest OF
the family. The white, spiritual child who got mp on
sea at and said the words Of the Angel of the Cove
nant" was much more in character, was the patri
archsl beard of Joseph. Pharaoh's little daughter
wore pink dress and seemed very happy when she
seur.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

WORTHLESS MoSEY.-A young man Of gehteel
snnearsuce entered the store Of Mrs. Issacs, No.
Division s,reet, on Wednesday. and purchased two
msp,ias val l.ed at s3i which he paid for in bills on
the Wanbeek Bank. Throwing down the exact
amoupt. he shouldered the parcel and made tracks
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Urrrogysrp CsRAIs.-Two New;r%s 20 d.:sis. u
,i,, 80, rb. sicetse They wesr ased ssssea-
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ADIs,GHErABLE PosIrIoN-A little girl named

IL DIs,GREEABLE PosITroS.-A little glIl IaaLe'
Elizabeth Mcclure placed in somewhat iissf,esso he
ou yesterday By falling down he case OF "eeI' - ~
clos ih. City fIal. She paying with one s-'E - hsS
third hoOr and bid herself IN the closing the 'oo'
10 place ~ stand upon, ard fell bet hrst dan. =.
tveuiy feet the bottom OF the b"A, ~ais oH arJ
foor II tie b The door, n ci, e., were oc IIc
eopsid.Tab. rubbi,h piled around sac che" nas 80
help and il beinz so.rtansd Is lie sond va 81.
efforts reach her. Poes were use az
the upper foor bug che could not D. rracnea-
t- ke.pef tf the Ct- ifau found anc Y ~" q
door unlocked The girl found n rather =. b.r
bur seriously Injured. Ohee' " 1iey 'eoA -" "
rsTeLts residence IN Bccfun street
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0BTAIsISG MOSET UNDER FALsL fNhI fNh.S Pr,h
o-s p..,x q ,bs sconA Precinct Police arrested h'n
johnson on "Wednesday he charge oil
BY fs.se representations The woman had ns e. he n-.
iIg 10 b. is,u.d by Female Beu-yo.nt SDrlc.y -" a.,
pose Of soicins subscrp.on. ls 20 n':.ia e s, and
sNkins zsls I'd to obtain eApo TetI ya recgmrn.-.
ID 10 snr.rt couuitfer n wstch oyrr them a|saS
da,ion signed By several aaie' spPenied n~r-s.,
hsd cor.ed sb,c rp,ons Of number ot t.rrS.t- p.n
q, ,fa.a renrr,rs,ion. She tskeu bsfor- 'yS'
b., h,yin, comm ped no offence within the B. als u '
la,. sho v as i.chs:ged from custody
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ARREsT.-O Officer Burdett, on Wednesday, arrested
two men. PANIED William Graft and Edward Murphy,
charge stealing 500 weight Of lead from boat lying in
Atlantic Basin They IN the act Of selling when
rested The prisoners were taken to the ToHbs and locked up
foI examination. u
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ScALDED TO DEATH.-A child, two years Of age,
son OF Mr Fisher residing No. 2jl Houston street,
scaldd death 1husdaya kettle Of boiling having
accidentally been upset while the child playing
the stove the Coroner Conuory h-1
iuqu. upon the body and the Jury rendered verdict Of Ae
cidsntal DEATH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

A,,rern rrsr PHErEssxs "A respectable
os.ip. woman Va, srr,sed BY OHee, Soahs 4, 80.
s-cod precinct, Yesterday th- chase ~ ..,se, sb.
tod III. c.rk e.. shs had drs II, a., 20 h.r
,, 49,. !, frpudiaed. snd sh- ws srf-s'eo '-'
de- yosrl ia her for further hearing
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FATAL FALL WHILE INToXICATED.-Coroner Hill:
held r nques, on Thursday at Of 1en,i
and One hunded and street upon the body
Daniel Vernon paive of Ireland So years Of who wht
Intoxicated on Wednesday night, fell down iigh of stairs
bis residence killed The Jury rendered verdict
Accidental q, attn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

Messrs. Derby & Jackson announce that they have
completed their collection OF the British classics COM
prsirg the works of Addison, Goldsmith, Fielding,
Smoett, Sterne, Swift, johnson, DE Foe, Lamb,
Haztt, Leigh Hunt, and Boswell.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

BrRcLARY. The grocery store OF JonnsXw - w.Sass
me, NJ Po,r.,t .nd Mcrsan street, eusrred en
dsy uIsht sea tsbbea Of CoceTis, and s~s' s~'~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

LIBEL SUIT BY AcTREssEs.--Lucille and Helen
Western, two actresses, have sued The Cincinnai
Go:ete for $4,000 damages, for saying that they
were "the sisters of Charles Matthew's Little Arrange
ment, ridelica, Lizzie Weston Davenport
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CNirYD STATES DISTRICT COZ ar-o1f' -''-'e'''
judge BETrs.
ATTEMPTED REyOIr-sor 6.Ln:, N
Peter Fay, Bur. Warrington, Jona MepIlae' "w'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-11
Not Eligible.

1t seems that 8. W. Gibson, of Msho,
honing county, the nominee Of the Le-
compton State Convention, for 0omptrol-
ler, is not eligible to the Office. He is q
member Of the present Legislature which
created that office; and bis nomination is
evidently in direct conflict with the 10th
section of the I'd article Of the State Con.
stitution, which reads as follows;
"No Senator or Representative shall,
during the term for which lie shall have
been elected, or for one year thereaftOr,
be appointed to any civil Office under this
State, which shall be created, or the emol.
umeuts Of which shall have been increased
during the the term for which he shall
have been elected"
The nomination Of Mr. Gibson, under the
circumstances. besides the fact that he has
no capacity for the position, make it very
apparent that the Lecnmpton Democracy
regarded their nominations as a forlorn
hope, and had no faith in the success Ol
their ticket
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-11
The Election In Kansas.

The result of the election in Kansas on
the 7th Of August. 40 far as heard from, ap>
rears to be Overwhelmingly against the
English. Lecompton Constitution. In the
county Of Leavenworh a majority Of l74s
is returned against It. Shawnee, Johnson
and Franklin counties, increase the ma
jority against the bill to 4704
Letter writer's from Leavenworth repre-
sent the above as a fair toreshadowing Of
what the vote will be throughout the Ter,
ritory and unless enormous frauds will
turn up in some Of the obscure localities,
the country may rest assured that whatev.
or new contrivanco may be sprung upon
the people Of Kansas, or however they may
still longer be dogged by the National Ad'
ministration, that at least, the honest, un-
bribsd. liberty y-lOving people of that Terri
tory have mercilessly buried the English
Lecompton swindle out Of sight. They
have done more. BY their decisive and
overwhelming vote sgaipst It, they have
again vindcated their name, again shown
the sincerity of their motives. and at the
same time trlumphsd over an admiUiatra'
ton that did all within its power 10 haras'
and deprive them Of their dearest and mosI
sacred rights. We honor them for th'
verdict they have pronounced, and fee
convinced that not only do they as eve
possess the confidence of those who hav'
hitherto supported them, but that a sym
pathy and admiration, for their last noble
act, has been created in their BEHALF ii
minds that have heretofore felt coldly abC
indifferenlly towards hem and their cause
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-11
Atlantic Gable.

HALIFAX; Aug. 6.
The orders Of the Associated Press to
bold open the lines between New York
and Trinity Bay last night were received
and complied with as far as this Province,
but from some unexplained cause the New
foundland closed, or at least ceased to work
early in the evening, thus cutting off all
communication with the cable at Trinity
Bay.
We have as yet no communication with
the Trinity Bay Telegraph Office, aud
have therefore nothing important to COM
punicate in addition to the satisfactory re.
port Of yesterday from Mr.. Field. Our
last adVices left the Engineers and their
Assistants engaged in getting the Cable
on shore at the Bay of Bulls Arm.
No doubt was entertained but that The
telegraph instruments for tie transmission
Of intelligence have never been putt up on
board Of either vessel. There can be no
ACTUAL communication except by signals
until both ends of the cable shall have
peen connected with the shore, which may
require several days.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-11
Explosion Of the Steamer Fails
City--Tle Less If Llfe RAA
the Wounded.

From the Memphis Avalanche, July 3Oth)
From the officers of the steamer ". II.
Langley, we have the particulars Of anoth :.
er terrible accident to the seaner Falls
City. Capt. Montgomery, about thirty.
five miles below Memphis, at O'Clock on
Thursday afternoon last. While the boat
was under way sic broke the piston rod
ofthe larboard cylinder. by which scci.
dent thu cylinder head was forward,
breaking one of the stands and the mud
receiver, and letting all the water out of
the boilers. BY this accident at least two
persons were killed, and perhaps three,
and two or three badly Scalded The
steamer W. II. Langley was a little astern
Of the Falls City at the time, and the
first intimation on board the Langley of
the occurrence Of the accident was the az.
pearance Of a man in the air, who had been
blown there by the explosion. Sticks Of
wood were thrown to his relief from the
Langley, and he was finally picked up by
that boat. His clothing and even his
skin were blown off, aud his condition
was horrible in the extreme,
Two or three others were also blown
overheard, the bodies Of whom were not
recovered. The Langley went along aide
the Falls City, which lay near tbe Missis'
sippi shore, and attempted to tow her to
a better landing on the Arkansas, but did
not succeed.
The Falls City is regular packet be-
tween ST. Louis and New Orleans, and
was bound for 81. Louis at the time Of &C.
cident, with about three hundred passen-
gers on board. 1t is rather remarkable
that the Fails City met with very SINH
lar accident at the New Orleans levee, du.
ring the month of May, With an exactly
similar result.
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LEAVESwoRTH, Aug. ).
A lkImish took place sbOutth Goth Of
July IN the immediate vicinity Of Fort
hearney. between q small war party Of
Cheyenn,s and AirapahOes, and the Paw.
nees. The assailants succeeded in surpri-
sing the Pavuees. killing 8, among whom
was the Chief. and carrying a large num-
Der Of .borses. A considerable force Of
Pawnses Afterwards pursued the Cbeyeu-
pes, reeaplured their animals and Woun.
ded several Of their adversaries. There
were over 1000 PaWnees assembled near
The Fort for the most peseeful purposes
Gen, Harney proceeds 10 St. Louis to-
morrow, 70 take command Of the depart.
ment Of the West.
Major Buell.. Capt. FleAsanlOu, Surgeon
Wright and Father DssmiIl have returned
10 head quarters.
Major Barnes arrived this morning.