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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
THE PROPOSED CONTENTION AT
UTICA,

To ire Editor Of The y. L. Tri5ans
SIR: Allow NE TO give public notice Of q Pbsn-
"thropic CoLvertion to Overcome ESl witt Good,
sppo1ted srd 61td at Utica n. Y on the lOth, ll.h
sId 18th of September next. call has ju't been
Issued a copy of which send ycu) sisred by nearly
tL1ee hundred Intelligent ard ni1sctisl residents OF
tbs CITY ard Stste slso of Pennsylvania Nj sssa,hu
sets Rhode Isl,nd, Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin
From uu Gu. letters received from very worthy per
soIs AZ frCm other sourcss are led to baAeve thai
a great gathering 81 Utos i. almost certain; sod tho
Con nttee Of Mra gemeDts hsve therefore secured Tor
tie occasion tie srgest and best ecureroOn there,
brown as Mechanic, Hal, ard other accommodations
will be simple.
TIE objlct Of this pbsnthropic sssembage Is very
d,fnta and will not admit OF rambling debate upon
every topic. II s rot to be dresmy discussion with
out poirt-a metsphysi,al question merely OF rhof
ErH is-but qnite otherwise. The oolsci or
prc position to be AIMED a, and hR by the
teveIal speakers engaged is, whether S.ciety
csrnot quicker ard better prevent crime and
thus mole certainly protect s best interests thsn by
the preseIt yindctivs ard expensive msthodAoi en-
na puLstm 1t /. better, end coats fewer d)iars
srd cents cay nothing Of the humanity that de nand
~ to educate and s0rs from crime twenty cIuafeh o
the pccr than to punish one p.rson guilty oil mac
slaughter in the third degree. Again, the question
beffre Il ptop sed Convention IL, wiener 10 reform
srd regulate the causes Of EXISTING anIaRohsh, pup
lie and private would NO, be easier ana inote econ9-
nicsl than % plaster and pslate prevailing evs
and gs. /. may possibly be made to aqpear'
b, tone Of speakers expected to address the Con.
verior, ,hre,s end beHeroence can practically y
combire their wit ard generoeity in prosecuting tue
Ie vo,k of humanity, viz dnm'MiHg eru ana
mi,og and isess;iss good ond haPp,re''. -,
T,ts. popular cory,n,iors are Amt l''ti;
.'6rs; ttey are notes and signs OF the nualuy and
quartiiy Of progress We are so.usy masking; there
lcIe tie platform, to every earnest and cspsble per
Il A. : A.. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

s,r rocd aud regular ssndirg" Not ere h.s been
disc pi ned fsr ss the Cnrissn com nucity knOs.
Ps.ts az separa;eo from toer children by pIrca
.rG sole ssves hired Of thei m Astsrs to do MS
scn L. ara their mysters rscslve the psy. C1urch
member buy sEd sci CHURCH rnehosrs. No Save
holder hns been refusec Sculseion INTO toe uissi11
church sinp for being ssyeholder. Il u 40, e'o-
-iG,y.i e test Of piey tho, osaeis.s for church
rn ubeTsbp should eIp-ess dsteTmns.,on not olys
ard die slsSenodei. Iu fact, tn,gs q oa much IS
,hey did be ere Mr. Trest msd- hi report-hsiore As
Prudential Committee gave their astrI ions bet brs
Sir. ood ard the missionaries agreed upon sst cf
Ieiogtons. ,.
TIE deol,r.tiors of the Bosrd sgairst "the system
of Slavery sesm 10 have been merely ror q Pr9'e~ea
nj N fot In 1857 they say, il susOu 20 the ns,iona
riss 10 the Iuoisn nations. wtaou. sny reference I,
,bs slavery question, ave cannot too ogaly sppre-
ciste the perseverance,, the faitti1nes, snd the
"oheerful srd seifderyD Dg ,oo OF our n;ssiena-
ties" The Instructions Of the Prutentis, Com nit
tee appear 10 have been disregarded. The Commit
tee ten e,ves weakened their force, and the Bo.rd
sesksp ned it st uore by refusing 20 indorse them.
Meantime the "poor lndso' Is allowed TO oelisve
thai tie Gospel Of the LoId Jesus C9n,t toers.ss
slsvetodipg the separation. by sale, oil pNents aad
cLiloler, the admission Of "men-thleves into Cars.
tisn CHURCHES and the psmesss atrocities connected
with tt tes henish system and practice
ARD this is not ell. Efforts making n Introduce
il 10 the Urion State that will include the Caoc-
tsg ard Cherokee nations. Ice state Will 1. "a sup
pcsed lie Slave State. VII 10, the responsibility
rest IL nall Cegree, upon the missonai7' and the
Bosrd Ire people in that region have been tsugat
that sl.vshoditg vac allowed by Christ sni the
40 s,l.s, AID could be tolerated ia toe American
Cbu-ct. The missionaries have tbus tsugnt and
acted. and the Board has permitted it. How long
sb,u ChIi,tistity be titus dishonored How long
a ali snch an exsmpe be exhibited before hestheu
torsl How long shall the cry OF the sls7es a. tue
Irosn issiors ascend to heaven, How oog u LORD,
"holy AID true dcst thou not jusg' AID a'ensS our
"blcoo 7"
In view Of these statements, allow NE, Sir, ~
frieId Of missions as an American citizen sad CnIn-
tsn wto fesi- 0r the ohsIscsr o. h- country aud ne
pee or Constitutions ard the honor Of Ciris,nity,
T. eureh YOU To sisnsize your Introduction into the
Z .ireuished office you nod, by cooperating With the
renbe, Of TIE Amerc BDsrd Of Z Comnlssoner' for
Foreign MusioIs to wipe awsy the shgms tha' resvs
Up0u tie Bcad aid the cause OF missions, on account
OF ;s completely With American Slavery, by some e1-
pcit ano authoritative sot, At toe approscaog meet
irg at Detroit Sbich will shos tn tue world that the
The /" Lords eide" against American Slavery.
R,sr.cfsl!y yours, hf"i'i 'iA'Ia"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,
THE CELEBRATION.

Attic meeting yesterday of the Jodt Committee, COM
nmeations were received from President Blchsnsn
Lewis Csss, Gov Bsnnermsn of Newfoundland, aud
Gov. Newell of Mary yand regretug ther Inability to
sterd the celebration in this city, and from Lord
NsIsi, E.wsId Everett L. Mott and Others, a,csp,-
irg the invitation Communications were also recsived
tom Archbishop Hughes J. T. Hesdly Chancellor
Fns snd others in reference TO the esremoriss at the
Cysts Palace. c Hector S,dell informed the Com
rittte in q communication, thst the Custom House
would bs closed on the let of September. II WAS re-
ioytdto 1yi.e the ient of Brooklyn, Willamsourgb,
Jessy City srd Hoboksu 10 join 10 the toical ght pre-
ee'sion Ii wss snrouucd thst tickets Of admission to
the C'ysisl Palace on Wednesday uld be Obtained
hon TIE numbers o. the Common C0uGcil.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

TIM PERIIs OF An EDITOR IN INK NORTHWEST -
Seth W. Ssigget', Of the Sosr City Uovsl Eagle
wss r,cettly held to q personal responsibility, by q
lssyer CT that city, nsmed Ire SdTsy-abg ak footer
ard fellow Democrs.-who, dis pleased with 81 edi
torsl 10 The Eog'e, armed himselt with q cane sad
revolver ard sought Mr, Swiggett in orderto chss.e
him. We take the following secouut Of tbs meeting,
from TIE Sour CITY Regnter, rival psperto Mr.
Swsgettr
Mr t. found the Eagle chief, Ssigge., 10 neigh
bcritg ofice and commenced tie tun by striking
blow at Seth which that individual p1rred With his
SIM ard then oloeed IN with his assailant He took
tie lawyers care assy ircn hlm and tie inference
il he used it savsseiy ov5r his asssilsnts back
Tresdgsy dropped bis revolver which Set; captured,
sld with csIe aid pistol On hand, he cassed the
LAWYER half squaIe, boti uissiog sxcslent time.
Tresdwsv trod his way with most marvellous speed,
ans sought refuge in bllisrt saloon Seth gave hi
puttg salute with his revolver, which vas rather
sslu'e tf ere gun in commemorstion OF his 'ory,
ard tb,n,e ir, flushed with glory. They we're after
wsId arrested and both gave bonds OF 900 for their
spp.sr.nce at court We thisk Seth MAJ cocs der
blrsen en- irely ssfe fem daylight personal rsspons
bi!ities Hereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
IBy Te!egraph 10 Gaipay.l

LIVERPOOL. Aug 2i-s m.
LNrGPooL CoTroN MARKET The Brokers Cn-
ou the ses of the week have bsen oo 6,e o.
which so were speculation sd 45oo for export, Al a,
ties e ID lower The sales Of Friday 900 bales includ
g on speculation and for export the market closing stea
SprS OTe,p. "a Fair Mobiles 7ld Midolug Mobiles, 81
FI Upsnds I'D The stock in port i' estimated at oico
bales cf which s67, ,Oto were Anedcin. - -,
STATT OF TRADE Tho Manchester Market without
charge and firm. ~r n,
suas msrte, has been generally quiet M',rs Kensdson
Spence Co quote Fieu. quiet at the ioowins q9fs8ns'
Western q n Pha1ephi, and balimoe y o0 - ONO
grades The mafke cons oUoysnt and WITH tendency s up
ward Western R,d 56d6 s. sou'hsrn do 5FQb5 Sonthern
White 69d7 Con quet and quotations nominal "hlte
LNrkPooL Provision MARKEr.-rbe various Cir
cuss onote the PiovoInMke' tensraly steady Beet heavy
Bacon .,.sey Lard finn a, do' fr ie'Su '' I'o" a"'
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-rhe Brokers and
other circulars quite sia steady at 2Gti Tor ermnon
Pct. and 81 ass for Pea'ls ssl firm. Coffee dull Rice
finn Ceots quoted a. 10 6G2 Tea SOW OF sls ~ former
. 9'Gn g. Rs Bah fD0sd . IL Dss ps
about business Sperm quoted o. aSodsSs LIE
reed Oil 81 aS4i6.
Lospos MARKETs-lBy telegraph TO Galwayl.-
price Coffee firm at previous Tea unchanged and
trn. Rice finn. Breaistufs 6rm.
bsss In American Securities. without change in pIoeI
MosEY MsRKErConsols c!osed today 95ie9Ss for both
noLey ana account
HGvRT MARKFr.-Hsvre, Aug. l9.-Nsw. Orleans
tres ordirse Cotton ia quoted at lo7 francs.
TIE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. Aug 2l-P NJ.
CoIroN has beer quiet day aud the 'aes only 5000
iovS n quiet aud unchanged. WHtAT closed with an sd
sspcng tender but the sale. we've m. as holders demanded
s higher prices CoRS quiet and unsl cred In price,
Provisions are steady. - o,
Cossots close to-day ds6, for both and account
There /, uiicellspeous news OF Impotence tooey.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
EARLY Fnosr-A correspondent a. shsffsli, Wa.

EARLY FRosT.-A correspondent 8. Shsifisli, "as
County, Pa, ulder date OF aug %, 1913, ssys'
1--WE Rad heavy frost in tbs section on t3e morn
ing Ct tie 2lth inst, which damaged blexHhss'
com, bears. &c 70 considerable e1tect on tay uil'
probsbly some fields Of buekwEea. are to'aIy &C.
ftroyed."
WHERE TO OPERATE.-A gentleman, noted loi us
tunor travelling 10 q stage coach Ia NeS'EnsiGual ~
conpsny with several clergymen. the cohVsiSs%I'un %
TUNED upon the "rigger question Oae 81 .He
gymsn irveightd srorely sgainst the AoolaonLs tDl
e2itstLg TIE subiec. in tns Northern States "neie 10
Slavery s tolerated. "lf Garrison wsn,s 70 ae'a.A
The evil ssid he, "wby does be not 90 Theie ns 80
make toue inp,essi)n upon n-Tlsie :. otSN ot;L
"Nhy does lie art biz little engine a. lee nu..I
sis blazing q thous and miles OIL Ine reverend
sentemsn chuckled heartily q. this sally, ana ioose
srourd with Triumphant cir 10 the nlnioi0u'
man, IS be sat in silsrce upon the TOE. To' a, 90
ssktd i'm " Whist k thought about !, l"u'
teuer," ssid be appear 10 be olsrgyuen.
"tusirss il 10 bsttle agsinst an, and U
Sasu's kr g6cm. Now, If tlsi s your oDJI'' W.
"Go ycu s.sy smorg Gecent, Christian poyp's ""H
"in the devils rane, dcut yoa 20 70 ne. A.,
EscAPFs FROM AUBURS PRlsoN.-A e'ns.. 80. = o..
bun Prison. named Seymour made LIS ssciPI sd osei
the A.ylum yard wall, BY ne.ns OF 49, ~ o.oaI
crylisht He was fred st by the gu,ia ana at .
but made bis escspe through stncE cEyseuso co
uuliiy, ard has ret yet been heard Oh; ALo.sl IN
VIC. rsn,d Hughes, disappssIec on Weonss1sy, aaa
III thdrertiser IS CT opinion that II ne mAAes gu
" tire 10 vii reach Canada al few eours oee'oa o'y
'uour, VITO vst. cyeg the vel. ot ss'1iaay'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
BARBARISM or SLAVERY.
NINETY NEGROES ARRESTED FOR GOING
TO SUEDAY-SCHOOL.
From The Riehno.t re- Di.9a,eh, Aug. a.

From The Rehro.t (JaJ Di9a,eh Aug q.
TIE arrest Of ninety odd ne yoes in TIE LsishsIeet
BsLt.st African Church, last Sunday uornng, where
they had assembled to receive Instructors as Sso-
bath School scholars, ha created no little talk 10 our
community many Justify III the course pursued oy tno
Meyor while Others incline 10 the opinion that ne ha'
trsrscetded his authority That toe fact. u Y %
properly understood we lay them before our IeaIe.s
az gwen 10 us by hs Honor. On S1nasy, Tue ION
nsF Lieut.. Tfuehsrt ard Wstchman Gilman repofteo
70 the Mayer that negroes were TO be seen every sun
day morning, from sht until 10 o'clock, enteriog
he basement of the church with books in THAR hands
the cen believing that they we've there the gresser
portion their time, without being under the super
vision OF white person.
With tlis information before him, the Mayor
directed the two officers to go to that church
l,st Sunday morning sId they found thai the negroes
assembled there were bsrg taught from books, or II
tey found them assembled together aud not uudeE the
inne supervision OF white persons to arrest the
whole party ard bring taem before him. The oth ,ef'
OF eLttripg the basement, found the negroes alone,
some it'll and come without books-tne pastor, the
Rev. T. Lindsay, ard perhsps other white persons,
berg in the room sboye-took them INTO custody,
and carried them before the Mayor, By whom they
were reprimaIGed and discharged.
Tie Mayor is not at sll sa tsdhst Saooa'h scn'ols
even vteIe negroes ale taught ors y coma under the
head OF religious ~orshp; aud es be believe. tnal
such sssenbLgss lesd 10 others OF worse c1srac,sf
will Lot be apt 10 yIsd his opinion, uoess oyerulea
by the Court c Appeals. Ii oral instruction ouy
supplied with books allowed to take them TO toe
schools Do rot X laws of the State impose nesSy
penalties any person convicted OF teac1lng negroes
10 Issd ard wIite Aud we're no. those la"a passed
10 pIeysIt egYoes from obiairlug ucation andho
dong mi chtf with their lesrring' Scarcely weeA
passes tlst Instruments Of writlrg, prepared "
regrce, are nottaken from servants ID the suee'e
Il 4 IO'lfe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

- cg,crorrpLAsp AND AsEsIcAN CoSPASfsLNL'-
tBf fH' wv uTy1cl No. q WALL STREET.
sr. JoHs's n f., Aug. y 1888.
r,. ..s.msr Propeller, whibh left Galway a. p m'
s,,u,esy the 2ls met, arrived a; TINS p0fl a' ho''
to-day. .ha maya oouli
n,t bs trsnt tmittsd Until yesterday
The sts smsbip Northern Light, hom Ne" i0'A' ~
rived at South smpton on tee 2Oth' ,..,
r, te arrival Of the Propeller wa hsve Liverpool
advice, 70 the 2I by ual to ,lwsy and oil tue Ei''
bytslegrsph to that port. ..,o,os os
v.w. ia not of importance, with the exespuon u
m. fam the bomb b,rdmert OF Jlddaa Dy o"N'I
m,,-sf war and the eonsequsnt hanging o eeVen VI
,L r,s,,er. Of the British and French resiaents OF
that place.
British politics were quite stsgtan,.
TIE Emperor Nspoleon wss nearly through with MS
tur 10 Bnttsny.
roma WITH China by line of telegraph.
difficulty Of trivis nstue is said to have atlse
bstvssn France and Switzerland ss 10 boundare'
Asv;ess fiom Austria sta,e tn the Governnen. ha
.,oved TO increase it, naval expenditures full fifty p.r
cent
Sus the Madrid journals ridcule the IDEA, which
Ia. int been renewed Americ' Of Spsin ever cedio5
Cubs 10 the United States.
ni,pow reported that the King Of Pfaesia will prob
,hv .bdicste the throne about the lst Of October.
Accounts Of the crops in Ru'sia are unsatisfactory
p.ricul1y in the vicinity Of Odessa.
Jddsh lArabis was bombTded by the British
,ssuer C5 cops 10 consequence, 1t is said, OF the
delay Of the Turkish authorities in granting r'paraAon
for the recept massacre thore Of the Eoghsi Consul
and otbers The C. clOps sheled the city for five dsys
when Ismsl Pssba the Turkish Commissioner, finally
made his appearance in the place, and promised to
arrange tte matter. lie subsequently execatei elaven
f the and cent four othsss to Constantine
ns TO be desl, with there by the lt.n. The Cyclops
thsn took her departure.
The Sspa.cb conveying the above iGtel genoe gives
M account Of the e1e Of the damsge done to Jddah
by The bombardmen', of the immediate grievance
which ia PEELED the coumander of the Cyclops to 80
summary procssdirg as it previc usy understood
that he wa, to await the aIyalof Ismul Pasha before
proceeding 10 exuemitiss.
We have details of India news TO July II. They
fully confirm the teegraphic statements to the effect
that tie ooun ry wss gr ,duaIy quieting dOwo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

dvced rros CT usssGsl. As M~s.. Wals, have
egresd 10 Axe thls change OF $4,000 Il sdii,cs 90
tr.r ocxtsct price the wok - &c ~ d,n. AZ
10 p,srs and specifications 10 b, sie by "a. Ea.rser
e,d suhjsot TO rs sppIoya, taay sgA-.a;e.sg TO
a ficeDcy @: the wcik c 81 rs pare. Oe suAat.ax
tksse prolosiicrs, hoseyer, to the Eosisser ss
et ds Tbs. the bottom Of ,se l3 $40 fe-s Of tAe
p,o,Ossi soIk. which required % be u asa tse.
okmeter should 10 II irckss thick, insteA Vi Of a 10
orter "a rsrdsr /. uofe substantial sod secure. r5s
wuuS rcrssSe tns cost by sosut =, 59b onak,o, a
sssregs;e ircre over tte contract pace o, sio O
lie Cornnss orsrs urge toe niPogtsacs Of innetsss
sccs IN TIE ,stter tbs. msasurss csn al oSc, b.
tskep 10 comsasnce the constructioc OF the oootel,
N order 10 irsure tie delivery OF ten mi,oss sslsss
c water per cay mo the csty ss contemP.,ea IN the
coIssct The Conu lssoreIs conclude oy stA.cs sess
ibsy think il possible or tie contractors % deyes 10
frst supply Of ws,er in the city during the eoscaaS
tsll, they mske the necessary exsrtico 70 90 80.
Tee comnanicston 10 eisusd By joan Il. Preaass,
y. {. Bieyost, Wm. Wall, Nicholas Wyckoo, Ds1As
Nsp Noorh!s, Thomas Su'lvap, Con m'ss'onsrs.
JAMES 2. HAYWOOD Eesssss.
The communicsticn WA ccspted, aed sste< stight
dscussian the subject wa referred 70 the wstsr
Ceumittee, TO report 90 Monday evening, tvo wssks
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
{ ofiicsIs Of TIE Niagara:


Reccyfion-Ah. Hs deuterlh Jutge John Griffith, W. q.
Nurfsy Csp. w Podgsrs, Com Cha. A. Wooscy. H.ror
csp. j. j. Consoct Capt, James Ro3gs sal l3se
Cbsrss Fus
7oa,n-Ald Thu,s,on, 4 B wstemsD, J. D. Miller. J. ".
soudcer, end Robert Gicbri', Jr
Nutic-Ad vider, Frss.us Kendall, Col d. 8. Creepy r,
II ~ Tr,rhsFcp. and D,vi5 Sui'h.
Dnn1-Ald. Dsci rtCap.. B. Woo'.sy, J. sguthnsyd
Dr. NJ CoiDssn Geo hcLouEblO. Sylvester, as -ensy
Irritation H, Horor the hsyrr, AID Hsnkins 0lchd
or A. q Zsb'se, ard .X Mayor Manner.
Cyrus ". Field, Peter Cooper, Mayer TIem.nn sld
others sre TO be invited.
The FUN Of s. 800 bas been appropriated TO dsfray
the expense by the Common C.uicil, and over iOOo
las been tub'crbed by citizens.
Cspt. Grain has teIdered the Independence Guard
ss a military sscoit.
An original o ie, prepared for the occasion by DR.. IL
d. Hot. viii be supg by gee club.
The Dept buldiog, which 10 to be used Tor the oc-
castor, ia to be appropriately decorated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
THE TESTIMONIALS.

A. an s6 urr ed mt cling to-jsy of The Special Com
ni'ts Ci merchants sId oibzets sppooied last ~ek,
II isi'noe 70 the collection OF funds behsf Of ts.-
nonss 10 be given 10 c. W. Field, tsq Cap. Had'
sr, .hd o,tCs. i'wss
hcotfd Ihs' Mr. s. ruel Babc-,k No y " al street, be
80 re- ts ttcssntcr a us uure aOj ha al 81 col
a sthat N hs ab We OF scs ,, pa ed ia hi, hands
l. ass also
hse,ed tbs. Nc wn,v ot be su,h lriy Il 20 wat upon
~ G. rto's'ioa, generally % s1icl. their conbl
Tie following geatlsmsn row constitute tie Con-
miuee to raise the recesssy furd az above e,stsl.
Dctsten' msy be sstt to either Of the COMMITTEES. at
men 'ssp'el's p''es Of business Or at the Chspb,r
daily: '''''
Ssmusl d. Bsbcock No. p Mails. "'
Niton Hunt No. s. Pak rl.c-
ss.hsh Leberts No. 81 Bseim,a4t
a A. Ltw No. 81 Smlng slip
n1Slss II. Marshall. No. So Bcflins.lo
hoyA Phelps, NJ. ~ FxchAute p.ce
1tslsg'C Rie. ni. No. 81 Brosdway
VlNet sac. Jr. No. llf Soatb-s..
'sihes T. south~or.b, No. 81 Peafl-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Mondsy, Aug. 30, 1853.
Extensive prpsrato ops ale msking for illuminating
in tls city the eyerirg Of ths Is. Of Ssp.e nbsr,
srd on tte ls in a circuit of ten miles around, large
boz fires W II be lighted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

iht DiNStR TO Carr. HUDSON At al Informs.
"' ~tg Of tie J'rrey City Common C5utcl, at which
funb'I of prominent c,tr ms were present. the fo.
"""s named gen'leusa were appointed on the com.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

WAGLAcK's THEArIE MI. +. 5. Chspfr.u opened
tsis house ss night for ahort sesson cl one wssk
Tie aua.erce WA rot Of tie largest. Mr. Gh,csu ia
svssais actor, and gives some ',y ceyer limitations
Of other performers. NJ. Cbanflaa i, slo clever
actress ard to advantage in the pscss selected
fcr the orenirg performance. The other members Of
the Company are the same as heretofore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

TIE OPERA.-A very coed audience was in attend.
srcs last right at the Opera House. Madame Gissier
was especially well rc:ived, and acquitted herself &c
satisfactorily as 10 cssse sperfect furors in the las.
act. Sic was called on. at the close of every act and
persuaded to repeat ths finals sfler the curtain had
fallen. Her debut rss a most decided success. N.
Penirg was suffering very much from nervousness,
but di tOlersbIe we'll Sguor Gssser wa, pronounced
yery good.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
,vry MURDERERs HUNG.
DECLINE IN COTTON.

ur,na.,uffs and ProvisiohS S'c""''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

.nD,v.1. OF TUE PROPELLER.
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CONSOLS 96i q 96s.

...-.,,.,, ,,n AND A,EsIcAS CoNPASY's LINES
tbf fHa W." urx,c, No q WALL STREET,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

Rombardment Of Jiddah.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

FIREwoRHs.-H Hadfelds grstuitous exhibition Of
fireworks wi take pscs st the City Hall on Tnursiay
evening, Sept ., at 8 O'Clock.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
Rishop 5ehn Early.

The complaints against this distin-
guished officerof the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, were sent up from
eight annual conferences. Their examin-
alton and discussion occupied the greater
portion Of several sessions, and were Il
nally disposed Of on Monday last May
"a BY the adoption of tho following res
oIution, which was submitted BY Revs.
iG. w. Garter and J.. G. Jones
Resolved, That after patient considera-
tlon Of the complaints made against Bishop
Early, the Conference deeply regrets there II
any ground for said complaints nevertheless
inasnucha as the complaints submitted do mo-
rmpeach the purity of his charactef, nor hi,
teaIty to the church, but refer to the Inanne
3iof his administration and, furthermore, ii
view of the explanations made by Bishop Ear
Ii, and his expressed willingness to guard
against giving offence in future on the point
above referred to, his character do now pass
The vote on the adoption Of the reso
luton, was taken by an affirmative rising
up Of the members withouta division
the Chair declaring tia very decided At
firmatiYe vote.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
Liff ali Gaifes.

There are many remedies for yermin On
calves, such as tobacco, snuf, old grease,
and Tie like. But the one am going q
give You il neither ofthese. a number
|of years ago, had . yearling that grew
poor, and its breathing became 50 loud
that II could be heard several rods
One Of my neighbors told me thai sour
#butter-milk was good. and ! procured
some and washed the animal from head to
foot, and ii three days his breathing was
very regular, and he was as smart as
need BID.