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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
NADOR LEDGER.
TTE CONFESSIONS of the Cinnamon
oomphlet form for sale at Wesley Jack
!. hostage paid, at 80 cts.

r,yr.-Ths, the pleasantest village in our
gty is still improving in appearance.
sr, Harron & Hall, Of the Steam Flour
Mills, are now erecting stone, fre-proof
-.aouse adjoining their mill, for their outer
rrnience and for the accommodation of the
s.rs in the valley. The stone for this
ding is quarried from ledge not far from
IN and is a kind Of coarse sandstone that
very easily and is well adapted for
ding purposes. Were this quarry near
81 the large cities it would be invaluable.
The Vulcan Mill is to be repaired before
coming harvest and entirely new works
reI in it SO that farmers can have, here
lone as good a market for their grain as
s.. 10 the State.
THE crops all look exceedingly we'll in
we do not think there is another so prom
og a valley in the State. We have no doubt
i enough Of produce, generally, will be
ad in the county to supply our demands
the most of this must come from lone
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Notice.

In the County Court, Amador County, State Of
California.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

A NEGLIGENT WOMAN Careful Wife:
Don't Charles, go to Boston with that hole
ID the elbow of your shirt.
Husband: Why not, my dear?
Careful Wife: Because, it the cars should
happen to run off the track and you should
get killed, people would think me very neg
ligent wife.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Livery and Feed stable,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17
FINANCIAL.


DONDS OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, STATE ~
I'D CAhforps IL hereby given 70 ali p,rsoDs not ~
boa DIS warrants OF tA PROF. ne nrs dtY
OF suy no.! tbA, sc OF he lie is ~turs
of toe ktste OF Ca'ornia entitled 10 ATE srkng
fund 70 pay the oustsne ing tDdsDedness o. opt 20 -
ccauy approved Aur 1855 sealed ptoposs WV % ~
ceiye 81 tie oce Of tue Coanty OF said souny
dred and atty eish until hs Moodsy 10 January one
thousand eight hundred snd ats bet sseu tns as
monday 81 D-csmbe' sud January eonuay Thereafter tor
the redempto u sueh outstanding bonds acf .ns rn
ali n outstanding bonds All Az be redaemsd
euch scaled ths city the ppmber CATE ana
smount OF ths FOND or warrant Including the interest an
sba specify ha In osah thai viii ba rscevet in isl
thereof also u. from aud OF January
thousand eight VI dred and v ali bon "A and warrants
issued prior the rrt day If July houAan eight
dred fifty eight shell by the bear interest ~ he
of five per cent The s-Algd shall
be addressed W Hiram Fogg. Treasurer OF Cntrs Costa
Co Martinez California md may be- sent mail or o,ar
said Treasurer numbered In the WHICH they
ceyed In book 70 be Kept for hst purpose aud endorsed
each and filed And the rst Monday
thousand egh hundred and said Day
annually thereafter 'hr undersigned Bosrd o. Fund Commits
anpers der SAID act xJory OF said 6osrt will
coed In public manner to all proposals that shall have
been received In the order numbered and will enter minute
OF the contents Of each proposal book 10 be kept tor
purpose and will cssn and redeem each bond
having due regard to the lowest 70
be receives for one bod and will redeem in
hS order until t icRbie rede oon OF ha
bonds and Ia erhsussed the bonds aod
rants presented have been cancelled
TBON - A BOWEN, County judge. rura Com
&C Wl1TIwHYER, County Auditor, 49,. a o.
Dated MARTINEZ Contra CoAta county. California July -
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ErCUR sroSs

Nov ~ TIE rrME-sEA Bass AND Btrx FISH :
Nv The sea steamer HUNTRFS9, Got Nnrre'i. will maize
ercureion 70 toe Cholera Banks sunday Sept 40 VII
ese foot Of Jsckson 81 clock PEEK s Al pier
board, Tickets al. =, THOMAS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

I,oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA THE AMERICAN
Atlmntsc Screw dip Compsnys and
steamship MorTaoMERS, = crocker o6nshander, WIN
ssye pier on saraay sept ~ oclons pre-
ors slk Through tckets 70 Macon sal Montgomery f1;
Ausnta s9s Colunhus 90; Albany Ga, nt Mobile s3s
New orleans $50 Insurance one half per csnt Apply 10
ri H. ChOMwKiIs a CO., 81 West street.
r,voR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS, TO SAIL POer.
,lvevfror1 Monday, Sept n, 1883 AT IL
rhs United sss,es mall steamer BLACK WARRIOR y: W
emuh commander, will commence 70 receive freight
fhrr~av tefnber ~ pier foot Of Robinson scst North
river Trreht thirty cubic foot No biIa Of sdns
Ply 70 the .ssns LIVINGSTON. oRovaEsoN co. No
M a. Durnx ne prevalence q the eptemic ~ Nev
Orlesns On hh line viii be loaded BY bsrw-s
Freight taken from pier North river shlpper VII please
hsme aeoordngx,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

UHIRTrEfH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
ii Ins,itute -Ercurvion tickets s,eAuships JAMES
TOWN and ROANOKE, from Richmond or Petersburg and
back meAls Ae, included o5; aud from
ard hact These tickets he used 1,h October
without additional charge thus Aordng parties desiring
cpportnr Waiting the Fair Of the American Institute
avery mode vs tickets apply 70 the OF hs
COMPANY ~ Norfolk. Pesershurg and Richmond. OF W
HErRY LUDLAM, - Broadway.
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~ BRODY BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
~. 10 Fulton street corner o. drsenwish. under tho
OcoAr Bank advRn diamonds Watches jswei
and other merchandise bouxh for the highest cash
prices German, SpAntsh and other languages spokeu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

RaRNUMs MUSEUM. GRAND GRANGE IN rHn
ID vIEW6 1Hi0DON'S THEATRE or ARTS.
Fidsy AFTERNOON At O'Clock and also Ia the evening =
ia O'Clock. BONAPARTE CROSSING The ALPS. ISL
THE FLYING ROPE AUToMATOs. TaS sT)RM Az
sens are now in beautiful condition and TO be seen At Al
Abundance TO ALL 70 children under ten Ii
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GEORGE a.
IN Sprazue Of No 4S Canal Sweet has this day made
OF AL bis property In trust for his creditors
All indebted to him requested 10 make
payment and all persons having claims against him
win present their claims the undersigned without delay
FRAEGis MARTIN, assignee, ie5 Canal street.
NEw YORK. Sept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

CoI. A. SOIEs. THE ORR iINATOR OF THE PEOPLES
" Fair Exchange and Sale show. having combined mine
counties In great fair be held Fonda state Of New
York would inform the public that he Is making
preparation To hold the Peoples Fair fall In Ave 6sn
divisions embracing the entire state OF New York. from N.
York TO Buffalo. Due notice will be ven o. ibis grand
terprise In time All the South deeply Interested
Colonel's great project
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

The fsvosie Steamship ST AR or THE soUTr, Capt rbcs
Iyor w leave Thursday sept l6 ri n, from pier
No lrorb river Through tickets be had for he follow
places FARE low By other steamers from New
York 70 Savannah; accommodations supertor.
rev York 70 New Orleaus $50 20; Mobile x5; Mou,sone
~ Ala, FN Altar tn Ga. ~, Albany, Ca, F2, Columbia
d. szs; Maccn, Ca, f,i; Savannah SIS
u,B-Persous wishing through tickets must arpiy
bcur before the departure Of the steamer. freight
passage appr " SAMUEL Ia MITCHELL son, Is broad.
Monday wedneadaw AMI Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

Nile LOUISE LAMoUREUx
will execute her celebrated Pas Seui
LA MADELIHA.
BoE sheet three advance. Seats may be
cured without extra charge
On Monday evening win be produced With sceaasY,
CORE Ct cosum.s props rites &c and with the
MOST BRILLIANT UAfT EVER WITNESSED,
Bourccaults celebrated comedy, In FIVE acts
OLD 6EADs AND YOUNG HEARTS.
Doors al I; TO commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

L,RKNcH COMPANY OPPOSITE NIBLo's).
II Friday evening Sept ~ cormenosGs
1NMnRsE ATTRACTION.
The great French drama IN nve acta,
CAMrlLE
with fun casts, new scenery properties, nc.
Ndlie Juiirfe. CArui11n
Boz onrce open tor the sale OF seats from A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

OFFICE AMERICAN oUANo COMPANY, ss WILLIAM
" OF Cedsr.-New York Sept To- 1853 AT
meeting o. the Board Trustees held this day James
whiting Esq. elected trustee of the Amerfcon Guano
Company TO eli The vacancy occssoned by the death OF kAs
UndeIhl. JAS. 8. WYCK0FF, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

DRYANrs' MIHsTRBrS
ID Mechanics Hall, Az Broad way above Grand srese
Monday evening Sept Is 1853 and every evening tag
the week.
PRENDIRaAsT PKRCTvAL FOWLER and b ssQUIH
the best Vocal Quartet In the Union
JERRY NEIL and DAE BRYANT,
In their Comica songs Dances Solos Burieslues b.
PLANTATION WILL 5UnNE
Aisbana Festival, McDni DArrp Brotberl no.
Doors open NJ on; commence ~ N. Tickets 70 ooas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

U,oK LIvwRPooL-rHE WORLD WIDE KNowr
clipper ship DREaDHOUGHT. Capt Rsmuels having N
equal speed modaons win SALON the LIST oil DC
toher Parties r.sidu tbs country secure passage b
seneiur deposit zach For app
on board a. pier No North river 70 p. W. DExAREsT
NJ south str~el
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

OFFICE OF H. X JEsUP 4 co, RAILWAY AGKNrt
" and Bankers - Exchange plsce Mr. Cssesd A. Smith
this day member Of drm the style Of which
viii he unchanged. NJ. X JkSUP 4 90
NEW YORK, Sept L. 1853.
Referring ~ above L. addition former
prepared attend 10 the purchase sud sale
socka bonds and other secures tha Board NJ Bgokc
n Y private peRotAtion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

40 nnn -AMAN HAVING THIS AMOUNT WISHES
pO.UUU. another " icn him IN an equal sum 70 pu in
ration patented machinery for uanus frrnr business
$1,000 per year may be made viii be clear shows For
further Information inquire % II. HENRf, "a West Thirty
secyGd street
OH OOO WANTED. AN Active PAErNEg.
glu.OUO. who can secure bali niersss II ope q NJ
best business hourss his ciiY for the above amount
" 600 viii be required down. An Interview had BIZ
addressing Dor SECS New York Post ofica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

TTNTfED STATS NAIL srnAMtHIP LIN
" For
California ard Fraser River,
Via Panaua Sailroed
The s.easnshp STAR OF THE wssr, A. q. orsy, com
msnde- viii sl on Monday September % al O'Clock NJ,
from pier Of warren street. Eorh river conaecug
with the steamship Jno Ia Stephens Capt W. y.
fop p.sssge sppiv only 70 4 " RAYMOND, 81 III West
street correr Of Warren street
UsvRkfIA PIONEER LfNE-rSr ABLIsHED 1854
N Carrying the United Stsics malta
1 ert clipper ship GOLDEN HORr, Co.. com.
m ardar for Melbourne positively September IS
A / medium clipper MARION, Gross, commander. for
pySney positively sertemrer7s
"A clipper shlp RocKLsED snc,ceds the Golden Horn,
for Ne BOVINE and salts esrlv IN Urtober.
A clipper ship JAMEa nOvEy, Rohinsou, commander,
sncce~ds The Marion, and sails early 10 0ctoeer.
The Golden last In eighty Eve DAYS,
bss esgsnt accommodations for nn and second cabin
paseerrtrs.
r. W. CAMERON.
No. Bowling Green.
psh bills for sale and advsncec made conslgn.
nenis Conssnecs in Australia Messrs Wilkinson Bros.
AGO.
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U,oR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.-rHE UNITED
states natl steamship JAMksrowE, Captain Parish,
win lesve Saturday, lsih irstsnt atsoelocs rcr
pier North she ~nl arrive nj Norfolk on sunday
sfterroon and ai Richmond kendsy morning Pssseu.
gers for viii proceed dire sy by the great South
ern mail line Travellers viii End this the cheapest plea
ssnsss sud expeditions route Passage and fare IN
cur atasa Norfolk 81 70 Petersburg and Hich
rnsrd SO Apriy 70 HENRY LUDLAM, "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

A UsrRAIIA-PAssAGE ONLY C5-rHK SPLENDID
"A Al clipper sbp JUAN FEkNArDM rs npw loading
rapidly No Ela river and viii be despAchei Toe
Melbourne promptly in October Passengers win ne.se et
anime his shp before engaging elsewhere For freight
or passage At rsea apply board or 70 goodbye
AK ELL KL1IOT lt5 Pearl street Sight bills Tor sale
CAsh advances made censisrmenh- Uonsgnees In Aus
trllia-FsAer. Ricarts A
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j Fourteenth street and sirh
GRAND oo coz i ssf. t ;;IPssiNsosxs. Ae.
r. sEss. WILL rA AK, PLACE
sessen. Grsnd combustion Of operas,
II G. CooPsRs BENEFIT WILL TAKE PLACE TO.
II. nkhi WAlAsks besire Last night but OF the
s-.son. 1IAeo oom1s Haon o. opers.
IT Q. ccorsRs BEsEvIr WILL TAKE PLACE TO.
H. night a. Wsacks theatre Las, nght but ons of the
seson. 6rand examination Of operas
RI c. cooPERs BENEFIT WILL TAKE PLACE TO.
II. night NAlsens theatre L.ss night but one Of the
seAson. Grant continuation OF operas.
RI G. coorERs BENEFIT WILL TAKE PLACE TO.
season Grand combnau5n OF opera.
ri O. cooPIRs BENEFIT WILL TAKE PLACE TO.
II. night q wsl.sa sesrs Lsa' night bu! one Of the
i byMr.w Fleming, the regular drsmsdi season win
ccmmence ssr " rossmeer Letters q ssg.semen, % be
ssw fSss 70 'AAA fA0e 'ssh' boz A' f''' ONCE
INSTRUCTION IN THE DRAMATIC ARr-PRrvAry
prpp. can receive PEREZ. Tuition IN rsse bushes. ana
Manager o., Herald odscs.
Is sTRAkoscm's ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
M.dsm. PAULINE nas corsoS.
The eminent csnsatrce,
dsssD ooScERr IN BROOKLYN
FOR particulars see future Advertisements
MDII.n LOUISE, rue CELEBRAr.D roUEsrnIAs.
ssgssss; NJ. wm- Aymsr, he renesoed eqrssi,i.n.
a \, he MEL se e .nS " sn - %sa as Gsr
70 perform dramatic and equestrian specsoss IN
70 snss % y s,
yoS Mssssers address Mr. o. J. Arnold i6i Crosby
s''eee :. =.
lfR. n. GoLDBzCK
M tegs 70 sform tie public b. win shortly give
ss % h s | p s s.s 9au
sad .s,sr cSsr nsy M IA s s,,, scdSecs
a. . on. ,Sn.a ass !. tg III.
fora have returned I, New York All letters addressed
ss gss,..sosd at Is rsen-'oA avenue y 3 rs,syss N
9rHy 8REAr DussELpoHv GArIHRr or PArNv.
Moh-over enc handrsd and any magnificent vorts
he sy Sr.nssrs .so-S no, fsi % ass oee a., ~.
evening, Al S4s BrcsfwtT. Admss = cents.
Ms,J =; ALLEN TO NIGHT AZ CLAUDE sri,sosrE.
Mr. n. hitEss las, nIsSs INT one sai"s De'''Ape''
Mrs. J. II. AId.xn for night only.
pKocKLYy ArHsEEuN. ATLANTIC sTRxrT.-PosI
1srsry Brda nee scenes IN vsnirioSssn ns~
&C uonosy sep, - and ever evening CON nssSns ~
acn 70 ceuis cs1drsa DoesssL
40 shovMRs AND OTHERS -sEvEaAL LARGE
sud small boa consircor. perfec,y heslthyi also
sips q or @ Nov s Ne soS cSsar 81 ssyas y
CHhRIssx Bid, Franklin Museum, III brand street,
TIRE TOrRNTITRE CIRCUS on TIVE BfTTkry.--rHIs
ee,sbrsssd l-oups consi.,isg q sm , louise Icnr.
ana ss rcr ssssr w ne
oaso aamy eoV,ns q I o Vsr s s,er. sso.se
Tom watson whose quain, and pqusn Jokes and reesees
keep he ausieree IN constant II sugher vi Mon.
ssnas pnspsirrs1i wbs for -sre,s and afr ssIvs
hs fver been eqaaed in ,hs city fui sad eciens
fessd III fTnshss po- assishfa NUT aaiins ne pss
foimAnce Doors open a 81 and ~ p M,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

Certain Repubiicaa Journals III the interior OF OuI
State lave sseu fit, i'll advocating tbs proposed re-
duc:.ou b, one half 9, The Plumber Of delegates
hitherto chosen to our Republican state ConYen
tcrs to attribute metres aud objects to those who
stand fox Tie I'D way which are utterly discaimed
aid repealed! BE it understood. once for sill, that
Nbo protest .garst the novelty sugsesttd 30 not
propose in any NAY 10 ftter the cholcc Of Dele
gates b. tie Republicans Of the several districts.
We DO not propose that they shall be required to
ask Cr consider whether the D, lsGates they may
chcoee we're Wigs. Democrats or Americans,
before they BECAME Republicans bu. simply that
such csN shall be made that, If they choose 10
hsye Jele, .es If d;yerse antocederts, they may
Ue 81 .ibos.y to Go 20. We know districts wherein
tbs lio,l:y VII b useful AID priced; we know
nooe IN " icb il can posrbly do any h.sm. II any
district choo;eS 70 SID two delegates who wece
bo.h Wigs, or Democrats, or Americans, in by.
90 Isys, 20 ore questions It's light 20 do Let
there be opportunity and scope tor al.
Ne lie The question Of = reconstruction Of part IS
at al involved IN the issue made. AZ natter
OF fact, the Republican party was chl1gtd in lis
Wig yat!y--s!l that Was rGL oi it-joaed us in
l955. The accession Of many thousands OF Free
Sol Democrats ard FIee-Soil \ nericans chang "a
il still further il 1856. still further acce ,sion
e Democrats aid Of Americans who abhcr the Lee
compton policy Ct the presea. Administration is
now yroteble but il will still be the Republican
pa.ty-with heavier responsibilities aud wider
AIMS, perhaps but the same party as ever And,
ulless the proposal 70 cut down the number Of
Doegstes is Intended TO co,e tie door sg'ilst these
expected accessioDs. the question now pending in.
wolves no contingent reconstruction Of our party.
What tie advocates Of large Convection re-
gard SIS .ts points Of advantage over one mora re-
stricted are briefly these:
1. Prfetd,,i-We have never csicd State
Nominating Convention Of itss than two Delegates
r. each Assembly District. WY change
.. Seopt.-If TIE Republican, party IN any dis
trio. is perfect "uut, it cen have 40 more diff
Gully in selecting two Delegates than one Wills if
there be-a< we krow there sre-dis!ticts in which
these Republicans NJ no were formerly Democrats
aid ID, 50 Who were then Wings would like 10 BE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

Crest Britain, or for onnqueriug Canada Beside.
it is not every Senator or Representative ct Viva.
ioeton who cen. under any ci1cumstsacss, WI
over cabinet ard psr.y as did .lhoau aud CA,
in 1912, feat indeed, in which even they uc,eetoi
but once ia the course Of their lives. though tlsy
several times attempted it. Moreover as politicians
Of all stripes and ccmpleIions seem to make Il q
principle to 90 IN for sl wars, patriotism Ia tss
shape of bonbast and pugpacily has grown Lt,-
gether too common to excite any very higa degree
Of admiration even auOog tho most impressive
psIt OF the community while the juticioTs part Of
the public ale pretty sure to be disguised by it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

10 Congress yesterday, the SENATE was enIer'
tanned with personal explanations by Mess7s. DAVIS
AID Beniaup, Who rad some rds on Idesday.
The Indian Appropriation bl VAS passed. Mr.
DAVE, from tie Military Committee, preseated a
report. which was adopted, exOnsratng Mr. kce
from chsrees Of corruption in connsctiJn with TIE
rale of Fort Crawford Messrs. King aud Wilson
dissented. The Ocean Mail Steamship APprop'ia-
ton bill was taken up. SIR. Seward spoke in favor
of the Collins line. A number Of speeches were
made upon each side Of tho question. An amend
meut by Mr. Yulee, authorizing tbe Postmaster
General to cause Tire mails to be transported be-
tween tie United States end foreign ports, and to
pay therefor tie postage, was agreed to. lie
Senate refused 10 reduce the amount apPropna'
ted, ard after mslug several slight amendments
psss ed the BIZ, which sppropriates about ml!i,n
and half to the service. Pending tie consicera-
ton Of the Indian Deficiency BILL the Senate al
jourIed.
The HOUSE postponed the consideration OF the
bill for the codifcaton of the Revenue laws till
December. The Senate resolution fixing Monday
next as the Cay Of adjournment was passed. The
Senate's amendments to the Naval Appropriation
! bill were considered. On motion of Sir. Bocock,
ten instead Of FIVE sloOps- oi-war we're authorized
, to be built Mr.. Hitcn wO'ed 40 amendment,
which was agreed to, providing Tor four additional
war steamers for service on tie Western lakes.
After speeches by Messs. Lovrjoy aud Garrett,
Nr. Iohn Cochrane proposed to add ten screw
iron gun-bcSts. Mr.. Grow opposed this amend
ment, but il was agreed To- Mr. Savage proposed
ten steam f,gates in addition "a condition that
meme Of the money appropriated be used until the
abrcesticn Of the Clsy'ou-Buwer Treaty. This
amoromeut vs. voted down. On motion of Mr..
I,,che. tbc Prssldeat wss authorized 10 borrow
81 900 OCO at sig pe' cant, TO be expended on the
construction Of TIE var SCI sells. The Secretary Of
tie Navy Wss directed to Lave the Franklin made
rcsdy for stryce. NJ Blair laughed At the ve9sel-
building scheme, and was with othara, reproved
by Mr. Clay. Ire House then went into Committee
on the AIry Appropriation BILL
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AetpWprk DAILY MtibrlnG
THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 1853.
BI TitLEy Is our agent Newport r. L., for tie sss Of
THE TRIBUNE.

The Board Of Education, at its special meeting
last evening did ret touch the subject Of the
Bible in the schools. The business ieft over from
the last meeting was done, q salary advanced from
81, 800 to 50 500, and some time spent lie dis
cussirg tie merits of tia several methods OF heat
ing school buildings. Great ignorance YVES mani
tested by most members on this point school
building Of the largest sze can oe heated in the Old
way, by stoves, as Mr.. Hazoltlnes building IN
Houston street now is a. frs. cost OF $500, sno
al expenditure of 81 100 year for fuel 1t can
he heated by hot.air furnaces at II firrt cost Of
-, 000 and an expenditure Of $500 per year for
fuel. II can be heated By hot. water furnace. at
frat coat of 81 600, aud an expenditure Of $500
wear for fuel The stoves VIII last for eight or ten
Years in tolerablc condition. The only objections
TO them are that they occupy tie best room IN The
house, rendering unavailable space worth fully
500 per year; thst tbs fuel requiet for them
costs three times as much IA for turpace.; that
they give ventilator aid that they cccs@icnsily
set the clothes of child or teacher On fire, hiss
been the csse in Mr.. Hazeltines building. TIE
objections to hotair furnaces are that they cost four
times much the thirty orfry stores Necessary;
that they tsAe oil the moisture ard often much Of
the oxygen out II the air they heat, and that a.
though theoretically safe, trey often put up
as 10 set a building on fire. Several fires occurred
in school buildings FROM this Cause in the course Of
last Winter, snd several buildings rot buried were
on examination found 10 lave wood A. n. the hot
ar Bues deeply chafrsd. Most holair fur
PAGES burn out in few yearf. TIE
objection 10 hot.w2ter furnaces : their cr.t
twice that of hot air furnaces. They save fael;
save the building from burning ave children
erd teachers from disease consequent On bal VENT
lation AID breathing scorched air; save salary Of
teachers made sick IN this way; sSe ssir:s from
caehpg FIRE, aud rave labor ia fire. making, wlule
a good apparatus saves itstf for fifty years or
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From EtGoPE the Kangarto b.ings news to the
2Gth ut but nOth!:g Of crest importance. TIE
tria, Of TIC prigccers implicated in the outbreak at
Chelops. sesulted in the scqa'ttsl of thirteen
itiiesn ,ihers we've SCI fenced TO imprisonment for
ytriCus periots. Or the pa of May according 70
~ official az ,ceu5ut there viii be conference
respecting The Dmuban Principaites. Aa9tner
Ministerial crisis is at hand in Sp+n- Gen. CoEoha
is sa.l to have rcsigreG the Go,rrcosshp If Cabs.
on account Of iil-tsa'th. Ctauses in tie EngliSh
Ministry vera iuuio1ed. Later ad'iae5 from iRdia
repol. further victories by the British. Lord Eign
sld bs COLLEAGUES nere about h leave SLanghsc fol
Ieeriirg. We pub,-h further details of the pro-
gTcss Of emancipation in Russia Cotton. broad
stuiis sud provisions we're dull, with deci'uiog
tendency. Consos closed at 97l to 97s.