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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-26

O0o xsABoks
From . paaphlse publishsd By Robt- g.
Ooursspay, Esq., President Of The Louisville
Gas Company, II appears thas
s'Ths average Of Ill the sxpsrimssts on the
ssilluminating power Of Louisville Gas sAds
ssdurins last ysar With di6srsns burners, shows
stthas elk cubic fest Of Gas pss hoar, gave
eight sqsal . thss Of a sperm candles ;
COR 1000 fsss d 0as, whish sss1s $500
"givsslisht sqral = 8 H.. spsen
candles, 050o, $50
"or gives light equal y 70 lbs.
mould tallow candles @l23o. o,75
cor givss light equal TO 70 lbs.
star candles, 02ss. I,2s
"givss hight equal % 8 7.l0ths CALLS.
spern oil 9@2,50 2l,75."
Louisvills Gas i INSIDE from Pitssburs
Goal, the sans y i used By the Ksokuk Gas
Company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-26

TTAaaks ere daily duo TO tho steamer
Ksokak and conductor Sallivaa for papers
ons day II sdvaass Of Ne mail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-26

6Gsteeday abeat soon il began = drissls,
d 40 ssaes Wsss comfortable. W hope
= nnneaAl weather 10 sot prsnsaieesy o.
Fly fsosas. Hhis, tho corn crop y lows
(if - aeas fsf, sars. 4 season Of esdise-
lsaGtA, hswsvw,-vhish ~ viii sos Ut
|spAif 81 having, will briss il I'll ont right.
supally, - have he'd Al ~ seoroAips
bAshsr " want but - 90 endure . little
ore, for ~ sAks u ~ corn, tor thereby
$50 pesk, pay ord peovsa1ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-26

Inail The principal cities and sewss, these works
will be delivered, Free - Postage. Whsn
sent BY mail, The PosfAsB TO any part Of the Uni
ted btates, will b but - Censs q year for
"Blackvood = and bat IL Gents . year for
ssch of The Reviews.
n. B.-Ths price In Great Britain Of he I've
Periodicals. above named IL about Thirty -ons DOL
lars PER annum.
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spring ana snns~er ~ 1855.
sUPPLIEsJUsTREcEIvED.
~ surcsIxsoH. JAnss DEWEY
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS.

DissoDmsIon.
TN esnsssssass 1t pTotsssted il-hsalth, Mr. 3.
l B.Oeden disposed Ut bis interest and Withdrew
from the arm Oh Ogden, Browncli 3 Co., On ~
18th of July. All liabilities will - settled and
The drm. X. B. O0DuN,
ED. y. BROWNILL.
W. OlnRN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-26

Augnst ~, q.
a VERY superior assortment of Linen 0ee1s
"A on hand It No. 3 Estss House, Main-st.
arid awe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-26

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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15

The SLAVE CAsE.-Geo Penn johnson,
U. 8. Commissioner before whom was pend
ing the case of Archy, a slave. brought into
this State by his master. and who declines
to return to Mississippi on the 18th decided
that, in his capacity of a U 5 Commissioner,
under the acts Of 1898 and 1850, he has no
jurisdiction in the premises, the negro not
being an escaped slave from State into an
other, in the meaning of the Constitution of
the United States, and the acts referred to.
He therefore dismissed the case,, referring
the claimant of the slave, C. A. Stovall, TO
the State tribunals for remedy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15
ByTelegraph to the Daily Record.
.4RRIy.4L OF THE STEAMSHIP
G o Id E N A G. E !
Congressional News.

Great speech of Doug ASST ImpOrtan mt
from Kansas and Nebras ka- DE tn
of Senators Bell and ButIer-Resig-
nation of Gov. Walker Gen. Wal
ker's Movements - War between
Spain and Me1icO, &C., go.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15
The Mormon News.

There appears to be great diversity of
opinion in regard to the late news from Salt
Lake. many papers doubling the correctness
of the news brought by Mr.. Pearson, by
way of Carson Valley, because it is not con.
frmed by the news received by the way Of
Los Angeles We do not see anything in the
whole matter to Jiscredit the facts related
by Mr.. Pearson. The news by the Los An
,geles steamer was from Salt Lake, to the
9th December, while the former was from
Col. Johnson's command. one hundred miles
this side Of Salt Lake, and up to December
18th. The Mormon news from Fort Bridger,
could not have been later than the 3rd of
December, which would give Col. Johnson
ten days to march his command from Fort
Bridger to Box Elder Creek, quite time
enough to have accomplished the distance
The news by the Steamer from Los Angel
es states that Col. Johnson's command had
gone into winter quarters at Fort Bridger !;
but also states that before the arrival of
the U. s. Troops at Fort Bridger, the Nor
mons had laid the buildings in ruins, and
burned the grass on the plains" Further,
that Fort Bridger is situated in high alti-
tude, and that the snow the present year is
unusually deep.
IL it fair to presume that Col. johnson
would 60 into winter quarters at that point,
under such crcumstancesl and is it not more
reasonable to suppose that he sought more
favored and sheltered location for the troops'
The difference in dates give him time to have
accomplished the march, and we have not
the least doubt but he is at present encamp-
ed as represented by Mr. Pearson, on Box
Elder Creek. II is possible that Mr.. Pear
son may have been mistaken in some minor
points; but it is altogether improbable that
Col johnson should remain at Fort Bridger
during the winter, after the buildings had
been destroyed and the grass burned.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15

U. s. BRANCH MINT The San Francis
co Mint will be closed on the Goth instant,
in order to replace the old boilers which are
in very dilapidated condition, with new
ones. An examination at the last settle
ment, disclosed the tnc' that the boilers in
many places were nearly eaten through, and
in such a state as required the utmost care
and diminution of the quantity OF steam
usually carried
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15

AN ABORIGINAL VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
The Los Angeles Star learns that the In
dams inhabitng the vicinity Of Miiquetay
Valley, apprehended one Of the Mexicans
who ran off the caballada from that place,
some two months since, after having muir
dered a resident of the place, and shot him.
He confessed his share in the robbing before
be waiting for his brother, that they may
serve him the same way
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ophir Township.

Office Is HEkEBf CIV EN- TO
~ wnum II may concern, that whereas, an action
as brought IN the Justice Court, Ophir Township,
n and Tor Butte County California; on the 4lh day OF
January. A. II. 1858. before me, Edward Dunato ii
Justice of the Tehce in ana for said Township, by Jas.
r.. Emerson, assignee of g. w. Garriott. galust
Horace Brewster upon one certain account aud lien
fled by said W. GARRETT against certain house
belonging 10 said Horace Bre@ste AID situated to
vii: On the lett and near the head OF small ravlne
cmpt, ing into and extending 10 Main Feather river
near the ferry of H. b. Lathrop, said ra,ine bearing
the name of sCherokee Ravine,' and the said house
being situated about one hundred yards to The east
Of Ira Eaton 4 Co hydraulic fun,s, and LOT of
ground in mmeliute connection with u lot Of ground
with house thereon formerly owned sy one James
Trainer and being situated near 10 aIarge OAK r,e;
said house bet occupies on or about he 0'h day OF
August A. ID 1897 by the said Horace Brewster rs
residence, and it appearing that the proceedings III
the said cause regular, and thai tts particulars
of the said demand, with Tdeseripiion OF The pfemi-
ses sought to be charged with the said lien have
been established by the Judgment OF the Court where
on judgment rendered by the safd Court Gu the
Sth day Of January, A. d. 1858 in favor OF the SAID
JAS f. Emerson aud against the said Horace Brews-
ter in the sum Of one hundred and sixty seven and
seven hundi edhs Sl67 01) dollars and Interest
thereon 1T three per cent per mouth from tue SAID
9Th day of August ID. 1857 until paid, to wit: In
the sum of Sl92 81 and Interest thereon IA three per
cent monthly until paid, and for costs in the sum Of
twelve and forty hundredths dollars already ac-
crued in said suit and for all costs which shall here
after accrue in said suit, and an order having been
entered by the said Court that the said lien be fore
closad that the premises aeeve described, to witt he
premises described in the said lien, DO sold according
TO law; that the monies arising from said sale be
brought into Court and applied To the payment Of the
said Judgment, interests and costs now therefore ii
is ordered by the Court that notice be given by pub
licatpa in the Daily Butte Record, newspaper pab-
lished in the Of 0roville daily for ten days, TO
any and all persons holding liens on the above de-
scrbed premises 10 be and appear before this Court
on Saturday the twenty-third day of january A ID.
1855 ut one O'Clock r NJ, and exhibit their liens
against The said premises. and their proof of such
liens according the statute in such case made and
provided.
Given underny hand this l4th day of January A.
ID 1855 EDWARD DONOHO,
Jan l4td Justice of The Peace, 0phr Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15

CASE OF WALLAcE.-To day was fixed by
the District Court Of our County for the ex
ecution of Wallace, but the Supreme Court
having granted stay of proceedings. until
his case can be heard before that Court,
no powerful engine of death has yet been
erected in Oroville 1t is thought he. will
have a new trial
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. WARREN T. SEXTON, Judge.

JANUARY ii.
Albright ct al vs. Cape Mining Colds
missed on stipulations
Flint VS. Wood ct al-demurer argued and
sustained.
McColley s. McLaren VS. Lerosigrol-cost
file retaxed.
People VS. Susan Frabklin-trial in pro-
gress
JuRY--L G Hall, Il D. Harvey, J w.
Bateman, George Underwood, W. Chase,
John Deve, land, A Fetts, John Smell. ID. G.
O'Donell, IL. %. Rail, John Fowler, L B.
French.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15

MORE OF THE GRIswoLp MURpERERs-
Three more Cinnamon supposed to have been
CO ncerned in the Griswold murder, have
been arrested by the deputy Sheriff of ANA
dor county
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15

THIEVES. The Express announces the
arrival Of several noted thieves and bur-
glars in Marysvile
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15

SUFFER- CoUNry COURT HOUSE, The Su-
pervisors of Suffer county are preparing
to erect a magnificent Court House Mt Yuba
City.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15

SUPREME CoURT CALENDAR We notice
on the calendar of the Supreme Court, this
cases of Wallace. Lloyd, and Cox, set for
Thursday. 2lst inst.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-15

CoLp.-The mercury was only 9 degrees
above zero, at La Porte, Sierra county, on
the 9th instant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
EXCURSIONS on THE FIFTH OF JULY.

Fer the convenience of those persons who design
spending the anniversary OF National independence
in the country, we have compiled the swng Lis, of
excursions by river and rail;
AsTos, R,vEssw ooD-Sesne Liberty from Peck slip
BnscES PoIsr N J-Stsamers Husueuo, and Staten Idasds
White hall alp st 81 and lo III q aud 81
BkDGEPoRr, CoNSThe steamer Bridgeport will leave Peck
sip al O'clock this afternoon and retain on Tuesday morn
ig The 's.Te. Csc Lane Vi. make an excursion from
Bulls FERRY AND FoRr LiE.stesners Flors T. Hul.e,
SID Others from foot Of sPrns street almost hourly during
Carr NAY AND PmL,pELPm,-A steamer viii leave Pier No.
tbs afternoon and return on Taesday nex. ~.
cATTsKILLThe steamer Cst.kill WI iesve e.,
leave Muusy street per O'Clock on Monday morning and
CRY ISLAND AND D,v,Os Is.,xp-s,esmer cs,.ine, from
Roosevelt street PL on M ndsy a, M aud steame;
Island City fom Fulton Market slip al pa u, returning
COLLEGE PoST AND FLusnNs-stearrer Enoch Desn f. ON
Fulton Market slip st si N !, and ID returning q.
y ard II. a. n sne 81 ? No. ~
ELs.SEInros1 S AND r. jacket and Water
~eh nc Tho f5om apsats sr ne wySuSs h vii .T GS
excursion around Staten Island and back to that
GrS CovE crOon from pier foo, Of
Point Glen Cove AID Gtn Wood aud leave on return at
Sylvan and Sylvan Shore from Peck
Kryf6kT~Steaner Kcypoit will savs Murray pier at 81
ira At o m passing around Staten Island on the TIP
New BRIGRToS PoRT RsHNoAD-S Gamers Huguenst and
Staten Islander fon Whitehall slip, a! 81 and lVa M III
2i and 3 Pm.
RocHyLiE Cs:ane from Roosevelt stree, pier
m and steamer lsland Ciy from Fulton Market slip,
tea M, roturrirg about p. m.
NoRwALK AND ROCKY NECKSleauer Cstaine from Moose
welt street pier at returning about p IN.
NEwBuRGH NEST Porr. &c Steamer Brosdway from Jay
street pier a. m Yonkers. Hastings Dobbss Ferry,
Tsnytopn, Sing Sps HaveisT.w. West Point, and Ne~-
blrsh Steamer j. 7. Smith. from Murray street pier, a. u
N for Yonkers Nysck, Rockand Lake, liayerstraw,
West Port Newbursh, and Poughkeepsie.
New HsyEs-Ssa amer L m City. from Peck slip ct u m !
,turrins will leave Ne q D..
OCEAN IIousE LONG BRANCH. Sc Steamers Ocean Wave
Long Branch Alice Price from Robinson street pier
RocK,wAY BEAcH.-stesmer Golden Gate, lom P,.' ""' ~
:!Iess II e ksyport will leave Murray szeet Pier
at = M. and the steamer Kill Won Kul will leave Pier
No Jo River at lOi IN. and proceed around Staten
Island.
srAPLEroS. roMPKMsvILLE acsteamers SOuthGeJ, Jose
day.
The RAnRoADs.-The various trains viii be found
duly Get forth in our advertising columns, to which
tie reader is refeNsi.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
THE BLOOMERS IN COUNCIL.

A National Dress Reform Convention was he'd
at Cotlandvie, Cortland County in this State the
oath and 25th ult. There altogether about $50
women at the Convention in the reform dress and
81 names were added to the Poll Of membership. Mrs
Lydia A. bridge Of Cortlsndye is the President Of
the Association and the Rev. Samuel j. Nay the first
Vice President. The most significant resolutions
adopted read as follows:
Uhereos II is matter Of historical record ths:
cheated 10 the image Of God and that woman
ated much the fashion and ha bosa have essentially
degepeIsied the original design Of the Gre ato therefore,
Rolred That regard the Dress Reform impj.xn
Of that she
standard INTENDED BY her Cs'or ur. ale ASIDE
the eers which civilization ane f he1scH
ChTsny hye imposed her In the present mode o dre
Refolrod Thst for bs denied that measurable de-
sree equality which the wesser sex se u en-
titled refinement Of barbaIsm and cont, niptibe mssuns
wohy the dHkes, and raIkei eestsm tnat Las ever
been inflicted humanity.
Re,olrrd That all truths hsrmonire oil srnure re-
iorms corrvs; that IS humanity uuit and me ieh
each and al homoseheous unnAur. and convea
tora distractions Of color CASTE universe vronE'
that ss wrongs and their ess greatest where eos
d rctioDs brosSes AID humanity suffers most n the
wrcnss iescons and deprrssons fworsn inflicted In the
name Of zx who would tie greatest human
ne.e. and es promote the vitality nationality aud uniyersay
auxiliary tending 10 erss the sphere OF Noess
Civil Rss scisl Freedom EducA; onsl Advantages and In
eust:isl Activities ~ .
In the ofiicL report OF the proceedings published in
The S,Ji, the organ Of the Association, we nod little
that is calculated to interest the general reader ras-
much ss tie speeches are imperfeoty reported. Mr.
Babcoci expres sed the opinion that long skrts were
the NOS. graceful and beautiful style for woman Prof
Brcekst Of the New-York Cer,ral College spoke very
fc,eby ia favor OF io<sni-y tls 'lrrt an 'HeA rsry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
THE FYREWURKS TONIGHT.

Mes'rs. joseph G. Il Isaac Edge, Pyrctecarists to
the Foui;h Of July, have sea Us shout forty columns
Of programmes for their SLOWS tonight. We give 8
few Of the piece
AT THE CRY HALL Greek Iensols Lights stol Waee;
Grad Sal Of Malta; kslrdossoPei Cucs1e Shield q our
Ution Egyp,isn Pyomii Mcuumen, OF PhsEoh; Fat ss
Foc. Gsty OF Mexico; Fire Department; II umin.ied le~
Tee Liberty AID Jas;ice The Wa Steamer Toe Triumph Of
America
TosPXrSs ssu,Rr-Gfssk Beugola LiEh,s; Indian Pal
e;to Dsfe Tree the Desert True Lovers Ano, Jspsnese
Go.y Pride of Acrora Peruvis Cascade Polka Dance
sn6 Coortd Battery lu ated New Tree Per-sc Rose
k.eieoscope The American Cost OF Arms lnGina:ed Bombs
MADISON SeUARE-G.sek BergoA Lish's; Perusin Cross
kaeco,cope Perssn Rose Rese or Peln Polka Dance sad
Cor-d Battery; Unon Cascade l16 Feiries troic stN
America Fire Department Tribute 70 Wsshrgon Illuminated
Bombs.
AT UNoS MAsKEr Greek BeugoA Iiehs japanese o'y
Polka Dance and Cologed Battery; Illuminated lev Tree
Tribute o Ceres and PkA DAnce Persian Rose kedosc0P
Libery aad yus.ice C..c.de: Rose Of Pekn Steamer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

yfar tx there should BE- sb5rs a. a. -s:asr ,hsr
return to long robes again. Sesersl women urged Mr.
Batc ck 70 try The practical s, q of La deal grace
ard oesIfy, ~ reariag long skTtS only gear ami
70 res:e bic h opinion 81 the next Anrus, Brsss Re-
form Convention; suggeetion which he n.nfssted no
intention Of following.
Gent Smith cert p,iTste is1er, expIass!ns lis
sympathy with the spirit ard ctjscts Of the Csnven
,ion. Mr.. Giles C. jackson took the pains 70 write
from Florence, Nebraska that
"Abstracs rights lave but ronins value when
not practically available. The right to life without
the power to i've Is shadow without substance; the
right TO act without tie power TO act speculative
phantssy.'
Mis- we presume) Ellen Bes', tie hrsuts Cone
spending Secretary of the Amors Iu.l Dress Reform
Association, numbering By her own sccount, sew
ersl members, begs the memb-Is Of tae Convention
to bear 10 mind that
Their irhuerce, cirepg humanity, aud extending
through tine and eternity, is IncslcGable, and phi
lspthropy justice. and 81 that allies them to the uti
verse OF mind and mstter cries aloud iG trumpet tones
that il ought not to be swayed by perverted appro-
bsivere.s-6y they say.
Prof Aaariah Snith of X sbaooqulos, Pc, ssys that
"As the calyx conforms to the n.ture aud growth
OF the living principle Of the hower-at once typo OF
the teIder blossom and protection to it-so should
the outer appearance { woman, as OF mao, be bar
nonous with the inner life, with kindly office foster
rg the buds of truth, virtue aud love, whose sscred
influence tills esrth with fragrance, and promises the
besutiful unfolding Of the immortal flower"
The inference is that bec ming bloomer is fcs-
terrg the buds. &c. But Prot. Smith is unfortunate
in bis quotations. Thus he attempts to convert Ten
ryson to 3loomerism by the following from The
Princess
Ard 90 Il eie twain upon he skirts ot time
ii, side BY side (au sunnsd IL ell their powers,
Dispensing harvest, sowing the To b.,
sefleveTent each. srd rev.rercins each
The wife Of Prof. j. G. Porter, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
read a letter from her husband, in which he says:
Il realize that the popular sanction Of the mon-
strous fashion OF the times is nothing less than pub
lie crime 10 be visted with pointed rebuke and right
eous COZ demDation.
In her leader, the editor of The Sibyi appears, By
process Of reasoning which We unable to fol-
low to argue that the relation Of and effect
how exists between tobacco chewing and long skirts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
FIRES.

FIRE - rEARL sTREET-wORK OF BURGLARS.
Last evening fire was discovered in the hardware
establishment Of Messrs. PettibOne & Dodge, on the
third floor of the building No. 2S Pearl street. by the
insurance patrol who without delay forced the doors
and ex xtnguished the flames with single stream OF
water from neighborDg hydrant. The tiremen wers
the ground but orun ately their services were
not required. The stock damaged to the amount
of - 800 ard the building TO tee amOuat OF $500 or
$50. The stock and bulldog are fully insured. An
examination of the premises subsequently revealed
the fact that they had been burglsrously entered;
that the thieves had broken open safe in the
wall and the drawers in the deck, end scattered the
pspers and books the foor after which they had
attempted to open another safe standing in the office.
This latter stronghold wthstood al their appliances,
and il is supposed that becoming angry at their want
Of success they fred the premises by way OF revenge.
FIRE II FORTf-sIXrH STREET.
On Saturday night at II O'Clock a fire occurred in
the frame dwelling house corner of IeLth avenue and
Foity.sxtb street, OwLel AID occupied by Jacoo VI
bricb, but the flames having gained considerable
besdTsy before being disc oyered al efforts to extn-
gush them proved unsvaing, and the building sud
contents were destroyed. Loss estimated at 5000
Insured for 800 in the Rutgers insurance Company.
FIRE ~ FOURTH STREET.
Yesterday morning at i O'Clock a fire brck on. in
the feed store Of Abraham Lyons, No. 30 Fourth
street. but being discovered at early moment, was
SOON extnguished. Damage to stock SlJO. Insured
in the Rochester Insurance Company.
FIRE IN wAsHISGToS STREET.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock a fire was DIS
covered in the smoke house attached 10 the provision
establishment Of Robins & Co., No. j2 Washington
street. ard an alarm raised when the iremen soon ex'
tir guished it. Damage about $3.50, said to te fully
insured.
FIRE ~ ELEVENTH STREET.
fire occurred yesterday ternoon 10 the premises
No. 30S Eleventh street, but put out before any
damage Of consequence occurred.
FIRE Is FROST STREET.
On Saturday morning fire was discovered IN some
bales of cotton stored a. No liz Front street, owned
by Parsons Brigham, but through the prompt exer-
tons Of the men employed in the ttore it was extn-
guished with a few pals of water. Dsmsge trihng.
The origin of the ire is unknown, bu. spontaneous
combustion is supposed to be ths cause
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

hss ever bter too cii-Ate W. h,r snd declares that
tbs story sbou. hin hss been get up by OF his
sr,mi,s TO irjnre bis usefulness il rs rev station.
And Jhey promise econ to furnish ample evidsrcs to
prove that tlis has been Conspiracy to ruiu him By
fsss charges Whether the revival has hsi any such
CLIPPING is Is sleged or rot, they say thu. Mr..
Colbitt the most successful revival preacher 10 this
CITY viii be trinrnph sntly exOnersted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

TIE Mouyr WAsHISGIoS CARRIAGE Roln-fns
carriage road upon Mount Washington, which IS to
be opened next week, not the cUriage read 70 tos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upon which have beaa suspended
but q nsw road on the southwestariy aide OF the
mountain, which begins rear the former site OF
Fsby an Hotel, and 6Iows up b. anch Of Amnonoo,
suck River II extends from the main road " the Goa
"s''"s' ~~~ (Bo.toa Tlsn.chg~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

AccrDEsrs-Mrs Burns, residing at No. l6 West
street, was accidentally shot about o'clock last
evening. by one John Mshou, with pistol, woundins
her slightly on the forehead and shoulder Manon
was srre sted and detained to answer.
Michael GoIman Of No. l09 East Eleventh street,
was yesterday shot in the leg with slug fred fr 'm
small cannon, by boy named Melville Dixon. The
latter is employed in RockaEsy's brewery, where
sugs are used for cleaning bottles and with some OF
these he loaded his canRon German declined making
any complain, agsrs. Melville, consequently he was
discharged.
led ramed Edward BCIkmsn, living as No. pol
East Fourteenth street, AFTER igniting match scci-
deutay st it fall into tin containing about half
pound Of powder which exploded aod burned his arms,
hands and face very badly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

The anniversary Of the Brooklyn Hights Seminary
for young ladies' took place on Friday evening last,
some fifteen young ladies receiving diplomas for the
four years course. On Wednesday evening" at re-
union of the Alumni, some 50 persons were present
from different pats of the Union, at which letters ron
the absent and essays ard poems, we're read
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

OnIo.-Ths Democratic Sac Convention Of Ohio
meets July ~ at Columbus.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

y,orIrIos OF ORprsAscEs.-Duripgt the month @
L. J,,eor, str.rs and Corr naae IS sIress for vsAsos
I..s, ana arriving vehicles without lcsnss %:
. ~ .hIs sum Of Money psid Into the CnJ treasury ""
-noush from this soSsee