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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

7ts t.se. ri Et-.Yofk net y>eefdsJ sacrt.a,.
% t:s CoIiis istOIJ l:ocu Of tas kst1Z-st Duck
Ctero, Il Fu-"s street. st7 Lev. ar. "huEHaA, f,
Frsc-1g.
Tie prcces irss yer. cptosd vts Fr,yAtty q,
Prssictl. VITO srb-sousnt.y ie,d = l-rsr Eo1,
t1s Cofsitciy Of the Caufct 70 t-s Seventh svsnas
E.Qu.strg t1Gt tas toA5eCf.o1 tetSs-n that cGurcu
.Ld 10 .ettor. tie Rev. Wn. r. GoltoD. .. D.. bs
cisscvtd "a tie Rev geo iszsI lad accepted "a
10 c. otbel heij oil.hor.
b;ploa,On VS. granted, nm. coa.
mtmbsr ssksd tbe rsesoa oi ih,s ci-s .ut.sa o =.
correction, a. scct y.s d seriOuf tti.Z.
TIE CLyrK-Th. vote Is rcv cs..,et.
Tie Rev. Dr.. GORD0s, for Toe lL:or nstca OF tts IL
9rIer ststec tbs rsasoa for his lssvrg tne church.
Il tNssr rot fer sny disagreement. Ine charcn was
$i5tc0 II tebt; II interest up6a tfs Rad been pad
ter three Yeas, sd os BIZ sppoin.nsat sv. ytrs
we're SLOW ea &c cameo, the |kois. but L. WAS low
iou1d Il st the cau!cl would Go crszpsd to psy -.
de5t in tbs rext two years He might ssy, however.
rat psrefs rut in hs hards WHICH promised Il 3
Esyp eat Of SO 100, and be bad offer from of
A. owD members, to pay 5000 If ts weId rsnaa.
bet 1t row toO ls;e
Af;er f.r worts Fl IN D.. DEWITT. ths matter
dropped.
coll from the cor sistofy of Mott Haven to the Rev
W. Hsywsr3, at 81, Cos PER ssnun, was read ard
eyprcved. TIE reverend Een,smsr accepted t. csil
aid the secord Merdsy n August 1ss appointed for
lis examination.
A cal from .ne ccrsisto,y CT th. church No. 80
Seventh. avenue to tee Rev. Joha Henry Ooter. At
$3.50 Ser sraEm, sucn 20 be increased the church
IIoepeTs vas aro read and approved. 1t IS uIder-
stood tsa tie reverend eeLtensn, who is at present
If the Clsssu Ct New Brunswick, VII enter on his
fed o: isbCr a. socn lie get hI cert6C ate of
oisuisson from that besy.
Tie ReY. d.. GoEDos then applied for he disms-
sion frCm this Clssss in orcer to unite with the Casss
Of Berger, which was granted. TIE reverend gentle
al then ststed that the corsstoIy OF the church be
had left 6eclirtd making sry application for suppss
De trusted TIE Casis would therefore take Gaze OF the
church.
qhs Rev. DR.. DEWITT saii ttst te should be ready
10 reicome any conu unc scn at .ne reHt meeting o.!
.Le Classs.
Tie Clseas .hen adjourned TO tie lA3. Monday il
AUpyst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

QUARANTINE MATTERS.

The bska West Wind and Stampede from Ciertus-
gcs srved yesterday, and were ordered to the lower
qpMsI;re. There have been three arrivals at that
station srce yesterday om infected poIts. The clip
per si:p Competitor, C.pt. White, from Havana,
which pet abe left llh inst, touching at Key West
18th for provisions. She brings no cargo. Some Of
tie crew ale suffering from the effect of the cool
westhsr, AID wait Of sufficient clothirg Having
been fcT the year past in warm cates they fee the
chilly wind Of TIE pss, Gay or two senstively The c.
was originally from Swa,Ow, China, with Coolies for
Haysne.
Tie bsrk Charles c. Fowler, Staples, fion Nsv.
oiests. twenty days. On the 9th, David ). Pnds
Of New foik, second iiicer, died Ct yellow fever.
Tles o. .le crew down with it, anu were brons b.
~ & ae Quassni;ne ltospitAl fos ties.men'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

- :, INI'1-IF'soloI, :. :,
To The CDIIOR OF TIE n Y. TRiRINf

10 THE EDITOR OF THE y. \. lRiBt NJ.
TIE tact ths. pain, in the head impaired vis,a
kesrg ssd Of smelling the results Of Cssss has been
made rrbAc by TIE writer AID beginning 10 sa TIE atsu
CT hs ryo,sion and exortrz the confession from bem
this oesse attributed 20
the sc.ts whh mai st!y due 20 It.
urderi1C ed has Aboed 20 collect And oondenss from
sgs sxpeerce the promnen. chasercs Csarrh aud 10
e.sb. pathology Whether from skeptcisr pr.Js
ce with tie pubic jes.ousy and with tne est
body IhJ cts lot be received upon the 10
.At important The time no. dstsn. when thsy vii
pcorpors,ea in tire win AID teachings Of medical mso
and when cured viii be cured by local sppc
and upon tho tleory ard prsetce have ndiested
Ia last uIostion said would notice the Effects OF
Cair upon the throat broncbs lungs aud stomach The ex
obd secretion poured ont By the deceased suds PISS
the throat irritation ard throat
OF psAt- and troublesome cough Continued
bcc sggrsvted until permanent bronc hts s
-soae6 the cough distressing snd the patient
lungs seriously affected, rud
him IL the face With Others the vistei
ucus passing the somach deranges its action producing
siy bs.uence nausea constipation, snd the G'lL symptoms
OF fdpspeps, =,
Tn, Sc briefly is effects and they too pipSbe 10 be-
Those who be sufeng with al
of symptoms not De old that The ordinary mode OF
treatment proved impotsnt in relieving except tenporsy
Ttsley be cured BY removing the cause would seem
require argument Tbs: have permanently aud nicay
cured the formidable ys OF hs mssdy there aocud
seeroe Applicants 6y letter must ds.coe ta their cass
.ym pous Terms $40 including al charges and medicine
for mouth. H. oOoDALt, NO oo-use' N l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

Ts. bark A,ses,izs. Dostoa. { On H,'s,s. jay Il.
vtn erg9. csu.. &c. ed four pssss5ssss R.rsIt
all ssN No o. 1sss % ,bs vcI-se. ca hsE tsss
g sror, srd p aeArt oxe.
It's tte.mer Cinderella msds .,7oisi try o. ,as-
day Go1.ng e, dsylstt t. tEe Srs1isu sesIsss. soi
bIorg5t fom her Ten sick RISE. Ysstsrdsy sae
brous two mole, al ioi sts efe p.sosd the lOspi
tai. TIE health o. TIE parties % b.srd tie otos-
yssee,s it tie Gee. rners goo. TIE yi.e laisg
tis day wss rs.h +. om 8 5 f.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

Tie Boaii itlo its usua. meeting on Monday, At /.
IT. P,eseut-tLe Msyor, tie City Inspector, Presi.
sent Clsrcy, ard DIS. Thompson ard Miller.
On spp!ics.ion ,he Fors wss Permitted "a proceed
to SteGttn Point.
TIE ship Grot.o w.s permitted to put hss crew on
bosre ane proceed 70 sea.
Tie bsrx Ticsr, lyi-g tie nves tsy, .pp led 10y
rsr-r $40, 20 ems ur aac discharge sUt hayng haa
s1krfss CT tce.d Le,;n-s-ien ~-s re'ns-d.
,r,e cess e the brig Cc,:rte.an. pefnis-oa -
.,su-p par. q bss csgot, srJoet vsse'l rse 70
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

Tie Wesh Cavin;s.ic Methodsts Of this city intend
laying the corner stone their church in 1hr eenh
s eet betwe Second aud Third svenues, on Tlesday
27th inst, at 6 p. N. preci.ely. Chairman, William
Mi.es, esq. Dedication prayer by the Rev. Tromas
De Witt, ID. ID. Addresses will be made by tie Rev.
Wm. Roberts, Pastor; tie Rev. DIR A,mitsge, the
Rev. Dr. Kiebs and tie Rev. Dr. Ds Witt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27
lAtveftiement.l
THE RETIRED PHYSICIANS REMEDY.

DocroR H. JaMrs's EXTRACT CAS>tBIs lNDci
For the Of ConWmptioD Liver Complaint, btonchl,s
Asthma Coughs Colds and Nervous Deoty-an East ind,ss
p pason and the OILY cuTe for diseases Of the
luI g AID Price - bottle Sent every
C.uIIoN-"No 10 GTard street, Jersey City, N j. aud No.
IA Cecil street Strand London blown II the glass OF the
,eruiue Adde'S q. 2. BRswN Proprietor Of
James, Remedies, No. IS Grand st. jersey City. ~
rBThe recipe i'll be sen. ss TO those who desire IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27
CIT Y LTEMS.
August.

The French company VII Commence tor;shta series
of vaudeville eud ballet performsxces al Metropolitan
Music Hs.l No. 5SJ Broadway. Mons. Sage Of New
Orleans will appear in lie Ps,spiaie dOscs," the
Rcrzsn troupe give sever dances AID the pretty and
popular Me. Ju.iet.e VII appear in "Ls Niase &c ST.
Flour"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

NNF|sT - VI W
l. AXE III Ou 81

LAKE HOUSE,
Caldwell, Lsks Georss, Nov York,
Msj0t W. FrLD, Proprietor.
Late VI the L. S Iioys SSIstoss sni te kewYoix Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

THF METALLIC TABLE

THT METALLIC TABLET STROP-Inyented By
0Eo S,rNDERs si6This the ssnups article ha.
been equs.sj psodung the keenes possible edge "
Cen be obtained Of subscribers aud sols Asstaxss
l. SAUNDERS, s0fs No. 7 Astor Hous-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

FuLIoS STREET CHURCH. PRAYER MgErIsG.-Th
Union PayerMee.inss at the Fulton street church
still continue with uLabs.ed interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

SINGERS NEW FAMILY SkWlNC MAcHISE'-No
othst Sewins Macains ,t auhy srd this either
b. say otne petfsct,n sud variety u
is work. Call aud sxs1rias it. l. NJ. SsGgs Co,
No +1s BroaINaI. Nav Y0rt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

u ,RrNCF UoJr-These talent-

MR. AND Mrs. CT ,RENCE HoLE.-These talent
ed performers highly debut PusDy's Ma
1HEATER last evening sppesrs IN drama OF es, in'
tere, entitled AMBITION Or, THE raRosE Asp Int TONS
Both piece a1d actors received wa the hsttenng
psdis IL will be repssed To NcHr With Two other pisces
f..t t.rly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27
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f,cc. tse tEtr Cos fcrl Ps. SUP lsssv ~ :.
nee q ie.lt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

A YOrse GIRL FmGHTEsED TO DlATH.-Coroner
Corneiy held inquest yesterday, at the house Of Mr.
Robeit ii. Msit;n, Eleventh avenue, near Thrty-fta
street upon the body Of Emma Evans, girl II yeays
Of age daughter Of Mr. Hugh Evans Of Thirty tyfourth
street rear Third avenue, who died suddenly Sun.
day evening from flight. II appears that on the even
ing rsmet deceased went with her father and Others
to saloon TO get supper, and on returning to Mr. Mar
tins house she wert in the basement way, folio we'd by
her father AZ she entered tee ha., the servant girl
called out "ha.ls," something that sounded Ike
,ba. word, ard Miss Evans became suddenly fright
eIed and fell to the hassrg. Every effort was irnma.
oistly made to restore her, but she continued in
swoop, and died in few minutes. DIR. Bouton made
poft moit N examination Of the body, and found that
bcotves.el Of the brain had been ruptured, aud the
Jury rendered verdict a. fellows: THAT deceased
"csue to ter death by shock to the nervous system
in bsirg frightened BY thinking ste perceiV some
Strange shadow in the basement above alluded to-
Miss Evans was native tf ths city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

.rs-'r,v rss-,g' t-- ''ccrtsyt i-s ''- @sSs '-ss'
sz.. d. es5t ta- s,fsz.. if-- tts rfsn sS p pNsr''
N-sr els t-ttfcs- &C. % tee Y.stT - scfe. A,s
o.-et &c t.rsL. e. ssj ts vrrie arJse sAy-
1e &C. rc-L ,eiu-u ~ LoCr tas G-e Ssps-,.et ter
lie t,c.0r'. ts.ait SD s,ssc Jotr NoSrs l. GAY
os,so 6ss bros oiS.L becs %. va ossioz fox
wsstsg:e IL tle i.cIt g-hce To- btv. t,.>i otter
esurs u Ike t.ut g,ih vs'iehe sTcc.ss TIE
srcf srzss cf tie rsr.y oT-oats as siirsss W..
po-;e s1qie;s.css ST i csma.s.aJ 'naece0. ia sp-
T. srbrc@
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

REoovsREo.-On Monday rno,aag Officer Black Of
the Msyeis squad Ieccyered &i3 for joan lismsoo
which lie had ceeu induced to invest IN ore OF tae
alarming sacrifice dry goods sgctica stores in Broad
Way, near Duare street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

FATM CasUAIrY-A rnsn rsmai Andrew Qunn,
who had one Of his legs crashed some tms since BY
ass stone falling upon him. died yesterday in tae Ns"
Yoik Ho7ptsl. An effort was made by Corooei GAN
BE- to procure tie wizssses 90 - enabs him 10 hod
an irquisiicp On the body hut be was unsuccessful
AneLer efat viii be made .o.dsy to get the required
testimony.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

DrowsTp.-Jcha Stock. BOY ysHs OF age, on
Surdsy evening accidentally r into ths iock foot OF
Wh;.ehaN street, and wss di0srel TAs body ha,
10. teeu recovered. Tie deceased resided VITA his
paeuts s. No 6i Greenwich strsst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

tifE AZ Ro>D0cr-hRIs PER'oSs hiLtSD.-
he hroas CO Friday sternoen iss' opposite the
Me,toe.st oturch st Rcrtou,, IN uscs ba!dias
Wtot sss ca iFsly destroyed. The ssjoniss eGldns'
40 received eress esnsss ftoGi tte hie. TIE hrs
originated from friction mstctes, VITA wh'ca some
cl,crss were Pl,y rg. little CHILD ssed IS men:as'
ives m'sirg aai is sufpOete 20 hav. persasd in the
fsme'. TsouAs Rc,spaGsh. . member OF Excelsior
Hcse Company. vile scesti1s tie hiu st R'atous,
fs, AID The hose carriage pss.ed over his eody rlui
irs HIN 80 seversy ths, he died shcr.y sitsrs"d'
bosirsn, rsns uuknowp. received 90 severe cootu'
son on tie head ;scm .se failing building, that s' csa
rot recoYsr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

Theirs who .;eus himself James OF John Moore
nbep BE wits ,,so;sr, ciees for the sase OF PUN
cr las besa arr.rs his business ''' 'oni' tune
stsb., ,ore succis,s,. ASou. scuT weeks ago, IA,
vtl tEo othsr Gn.y dressed !o1ns uieI. e4.e
spts Or. L,vr. Nc. co7 ALsa stseet, 7-c "nin '-s
:tc.lt ~, s,p,....i isp ,esrs,. sni 'aAs " 'A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

NArRow FscAPT OF President kiSC FROM
DRowsIYG President Kiug, of Columbia College,
1auoyy escaped drownirg Sunday afternoon st
Rockawsy, l.. L. while bathing in the eurf. He and
HIS brother, Gov. King rode over from Jsmics after
diner 10 Il Pavilion, when the former took bsth.
nd though al expert swimmer he ventured on. too
far spd fudirg the current beyond lis strength he
eiied r:ty for help A beat was launched and pushed
cut 10 his relief heppiy in time 'or graspns the stern
lie was rcwed in safely, though nearly exhausted.
The greatest anxiety prevailed among those on shore.
the Governor being present, until the President
brousl. on shore, when. after, he returned 10
cs,risge to Jamaica Tie boatman, in rescu;ng him,
tet knowing his dignity, called lin an ''oid rooster
end rebul ed him fo going beyond his depth OnSundsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

ExCI.E CoMNissIosERs.-Mr. Robert Hoimse was
the Only Commissioner present yesterday After wait
mg for half 81 hour and brother Haskett not nsAns
bis appearance, Mr.. Holmes declared the bosTd aa'
iourusd 20 Tue;dsy a. 3 o'clock p. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

Tar r,IT Ass,rIr UPoN JoBSor-As has been
sl1esdy published in The TRIBUST, u. Wemyss job
son appeared few days ago at the Jefferson Market
Police Cont and expressed his wish 10 maka q CON-
p'sut sssir IT John Hennessey whom he charged with
.sesult snd battery Justic. Kelly did not st the time
entertain the complaiIt except so fer to issue
srmmcus c:tirg Hernessey to appear before him and
explain TIE matter. The summCR was returnable a.
oclctk, July &C. 1885, ard that day falling upon yes
ield.y the Iaites IN Propria persona, made their ap-
res,srce at the Court. Mr. Herressey, who IS very
la-xe msn somewhat advanced in years, as his gray
lsii Indicate aid he himself asserted was attended
BY several OF his friends Jobsou was alone bis aP-
resra1oe was pitiabe, aid ever and anon be would
ssulate di,iy king handkerchief in lee-wa'er and
sv il ger,ly upon kis pate. At the appointed hour
Justice Kel'y took his seat upon the bench, when Mr.
Uetr,ssey asked what wa the complaint against him.
The mso istia handed him affidavit drawn BY Joo-
sor st.,rg fo,h that he Jobson he'd been assaulted
10y oIs JOIN lIepLessey and Kicked down stairs, n
cotstqus ce tf which he had suffered ooacussioa CT
the l,s'n sDd srrsiIed ankle.
Two attorneys ard course.oIs.st-law, Mr.. Malcclm
Campbell sni tX,Judee ConloI. who had taken
seat IN CouIt, q: this time maze themselves known
snd the latter proceeded to ask Jobson multiplicity
Of oulet.cns entirely Irrelevant to Tie csse aud which
wtre 60 is.ed b. tie magistrate.
Mr.. Hsrnessey appeared veiy nuch excited. aud toi
the Court that he there without COUNSEL and Sou.
fefsId himself.
Nj. OCotpor still Continued asking questiss, app,
rrtyss tie oounssl Of Mr.. Hsnnessey and Suggestions
were oocssebsry made by Mr. Campbell
Tie msgi:t,a;e, hs,irg determined TO have the tts
tin .sken in arssulsr msrHer, called upon be as
.,is1t cleik. MI. Skitmcre.
Tie iivtstiset.cn Was commenced With the croas-
eysuirstioI Of J1bson, WHO begged the lawyers aac
Couit 70 beer with Lin on sccouIl Of al occssora
css u bis memory.
J,tsou ccunercec lis testimony with stating ;hS
re rad beer sent by f,ierd OF hs Dr. o Reilly, to
H,tpts.tys houie in search Ct al artist. Tie had .-led
c secure the stteIdErce of DIR. X. ss wi.aess but
tp<u sfpyirg st TIE Dcctois house TIE Decor ser
v.rt tea him 70 c'es- cut or be would have hin az
,s.tid. lie thought tie Docter vas lis friend, and
lsI6ly thopgtt tbs. he would lest him iato any such
.n,tuscsde He he'd jrsosvtd letter f.cn tie D)c,or
r.,,mrg him tiat he hsd TO iatss ticn Of io.ts hin
s,y bs:m. a,a further. TIA, /. I'D not ~sa to -
,sgstib bsfcie tie ooV,.s q ths fu6-.c Jo1:sa sli
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

GRIMES AsD CssUALTIEs -Cathane OBiie1 WA
siisigted yesterday morning st Jefferson Market 10,
Zee Court On The complaint Of Mary keefe, No. 30
West Twenty seventh street, who charges her WIN
steslirg $37 80 in bills AID gold co7. The comPAn
ait alleged several circumstances rejecting suspicioh
upo tie accsed-thst she had access 10 the room N
which the morey was placed, and had, subsequent 70
IFS oss told variety Of contradictory storei aoou. L.
Cahains wss he'd 10 aDswer in the sum OF >'oo psN
by Justice QuaekeIbush.
Berjsnin Sohtfler, No. IL West Thiry'seoond
street sppesled before Justice Qusckenbasb, yehe''
dsy uoIlirg aLd complained that Frederick "e''e'
len rad stabbed him in the neck and back Of tue aeaa
WIKI pocket knife seyerey irjuring him, TIE o'sI'
cf tie knife being broken of and ett ssekias ~ nN
reCk. Tie assault Vas committed on Sunday. tAe
ps,;es sIe both Germans. Tie accused "ss he'd W
.sysI in g. Ooo ba. by the ssns magistrate.
Aycung msn, We Ling down the Sixth avenue yes
tertsy resTy lest enc Of his eJss from tue eaI'e',
usrrtr in vLieh la!y vLO was ps<iss LIN hAuueI
ter parsed. TLe woman passed On sita'a' h0'cis
u c i.Uiy -ts he'd DONE
yousg woman rsnsd Sarah CAlii.e apes
ore Justice Steele st ths E.sex Market Ponce Ccu''
yss,eriay, ard made complaint sgs.nst Jaaiss VI hen
nedy, chsTgDg him With bissmy. sHaa slegs' .H@
he wss previously married f's ye're $50 IN ''''"'
to Mis, Aro Murhy. wsrsn. wsa i''u''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

USITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COLhr-JsIg -
Before JOsEpH BsfDGHss
ruy ALLEGED HnBkZZLEsEST of RAILROAD coJpoN,
The UE,sd states sst. Lo1. stera
Thsexsm.natio Of the gitness, hr. Boehwick, va<
continued today He testified that stern came 10 als
Office on tie 18th Of July irst. with Jacob New tas
latter eeusnded money for .ne coupons; M. Esa
had them in bis hancs; witness said some OF them
were iu perfect r Stern ss.d that ne efs the letter
rea. Dg 70 TIE coupons at home these corpoL wsgs
funded, ard not paid IN Gosh.
Sylyettsr II. Black vel, police ohicer detailed st
tie PO.t Office swore that ne arrested btern, vtness
aled Stern about the letter, and ha sa.d Il vas his.
ard sss crscted 70 him witneee aked l;m way hs
d.d uot return 1. when ne operef 1t and fourd Vas
NOT in.erdec fCr hin Stern ssid he could not reGi
Eresn we'll and did not read tLs letter. witnsW told
hin !. was 1gusr thst ne dsd not read t. whoa tasrs
vs,s, coo ir Il; witness showed him the register of
the Poe. Office and 40 scuttsd hat the rsns ssHsi
Il .Ie was be siguAtr!e.
M.rrce q Keete, Msrshsls constable testified Ii a
bs took defendant n charge az Isnmany Hall Stsss
tod ,rirs.s that hs took tho s,ter wtior bsloagsd
% him al vss aovertsec "a tie .etter-.st; be ssl
the balance Of TIE coupons vas gcns, and that ,hA
rssscn be i'd not return them wes that he sIpecad
letter .ron iich uncle with money, Az was SiAi
81 receiving tLs letter witr the coupocs that hs I'D
not rsso il vitress ano Blackwell teAch Cd dselds nc
bu: found rothug upon hirn.
Samuel II. FerersCr, g c.erk il the oMcs q .n.
Trustees 4 tie Pittsburgh, fort WayLs eri Chissx
Railroad Company, tsstiec ttst de.eucALt pfsssn1
sone coupon. tor irpolrg On tie Eth OF jay: tlsf
* ccEPcIs q the Ol.O AID IEdiAla and st 20
&C tJs Ohio s-c PeLnsy iyayia ks.-ro.d CoInpsess
1 f,seeLtec ,Ee. % p..aess who tcSk TEEN; Stsf
c-.lc rot -Pssk tnS-sa vel. but 90 that v.sass
-sce,stcoa II s.srl lsf- the coLpcL. bGs Cd a.
-ei ,us 1Ucc.. t.st. a: ~ss. asss he essed 1
ia sfcSs >. Ils.;sy, sci ssm, ~ Nsias<SsS g
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27

'a,ss4 . -rs Of bsSss- ee.paa tsr lie pa.5os. u
I: -sl5~ ts rl.sbs MO ceLt FL: et<Aie.n. Il tls-
cssise - N x zprSoarsrt bsoeas wa coz y'rssl
IN te 1t osfA se.s'oof "a Gag. 0. ksseos tie
ctc.f!y kCose. b.. u eICtp'.cns va, ss,csI ssi
stsy cf prccsesisss srsa.-d ~ Jlsse R-s.l srd
~ pattsr Z rcw psrc1s 1, TIE surlens Cur, G.s.
eIe .ssm- 1-e sccuse1 tAysg bsen ssus.Isea b,
g. bsi row eVpss : It's C9uii 10 De ,s..si t,cus
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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-14

IcE CREAM.--pctcr Dugan camc into our
cfhco yesterday. bearing G generous Offering
Of leo cream lie treated tho whole Office
and the whole Office felt Just as grateful aud
thanked him just as heartily as wo do. Re.
ter exhibits more public spirit than mos
Ice cream dealers, for instead of waiting fol
business to como to him, he takes bis stocl
In trade and goes in search Of business anC
finds Il too lie deserves encouragement
for his ice cream Is colder, better and cheap.
or than any In town.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-14

The pEPurY Governor IN PURsUIr OF
INsrRucTIoss.--The Valley Woman says:
"E J. Lewis and suite. in pursuance Of
hostile indians, and Of Instructions from
Gov Weller. started this morning all noun.
ted and equipped"
The Governors instructions must be des.
perate articles. seeing that the Deputy Gov
erncr has to 60 amounted and equipped" In
pursuit of Thorn Which will Deputy Lewis
catch 6rst. the "lndians' or the "instruc-
items l''--.Aorniag Cali
There 10 no danger Of his catching in.
struction. He o0uldn's catch that even In
Connecticut. and there IL no danger Of biz
ovsrtaking IL here.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-14

FRAzER RrvrR A HrMBuo.--we are pri-
vatcly informed that the startling stories
and long newspaper articles that have sue
oeeded In setting the whole country by the
cars about Frazer River. bad their origin In
"the Little Aigle," who desired 10 immortal.
lie his proper name. Frazcr's ambition was
perhaps cemmendable, but II has brought
most disastrous results. Ho thinks the joke
has gone far enough, and now. that IL is toe
late. wishes lie hadn't had anything to Dc
with Il. ia ~ n
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-14

RUMoR CoNrRApicrEp-LANcE NIGHr-
INciLL STILL LIvINe.--Many Of our readers
will be made glad by tho perusal Of the fol-
lowing letter which we received on Saturday
from Lance's brother Gideon:
MEANWHILE JUNE 1lth. 1858
FRirNp II I'll am happy to inform you
that the news in reference to brother Lance
being drowned lie without any foundation
whatever. Tho report was started by some
unk nown person in San Francisco. Ireceiv-
oil q letter from Harry Cough Of San Fran.
cisco to-day, in which he states that he had
received letter by the last boat down from
the Bay (whatcom) from brother Lance.
and that he was we'll and expected TO re-
main ut whatcom until Cough camo up and
that he wished him to write to me and 10,
me know that he was we'll. ! write you thii
TO relieve your mind as mine has been re.
lieved. lhave some idea perhaps how you
felt OF tho receipt Of the news.
Yours Respectfully.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-14

Struck 1T Our friend Jack kimmel
tells us that rich pay dirt has at last been
struck in the "Continen tai" Tunnel claim
on little Butte Creek about mile from
Dog Town. Mr.. Kimmcl his brother and
other gentlemen have been interested in this
claim for nearly two years, during the most
Of which time labor has b cen steadily going
on, Tho length of the tunnel is some $50
feet, and is cut, most Of the way, through
the bed rock