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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SIXTH STREEr-LosS FROM
$l5C COO TO $l8 COOLEST right shortly after Socock
fire broke out in the four story building No. l2 Sixth
street, occupied by Mr. Silas Sutton as carpenter
shop. The fire orgr ated, supposed, in the boiler
tr ergiLe-room, and thence, account OF the nfiam
msble rature Of tie material about the establishment,
extended rapidly to the upper stores ard in lees than
twenty minutes after the alarm given the entire
building was in flames. Numerous families occupied
the adjoining houses, among whom the greatest con-
HeInator prevailed, ard resry al left their apart
merts and property and fed to the street. The roof of
the Methodist Church in Seventh street at ono time
tine took FIRE end was somewhat damaged, and it was
only through the perseveiDg efforts Of the hremen that
the edfce was saved from destruction. Mr. Suttons
establishment was soon gutted and the walls isll to
the ground. The cutters Of the houses on the opposite
eide of the street. and the caves Of the Coored Church.
took FIRE, but it was speedily extirguished
Tie houses adoning the carpenter shop were At one
tine in imminent danger, but were saved from destruc-
ton by the remep. No. TO- on the weet side, w@ oc-
cupied by the families Of Mrs Kersing, Aorzo Baey
and Alcr 20 Wheeler whose furniture suffered more or
lees by water. Mr.. Wheeler is insured sJVo 10 the
UIion Mutual Insurance Company. This building
and Nos and g. are owned by Mrs. Kersing, and are
irsured together tor 10000 the Bowery Insurance
Company.
No. Il was occupied BY Fix or sigb. fsmlis', all Of
whom .uffered considerable loss by fire and water.
The buildng owned by Mr.. McGovern IS damaged TO
the amount of &iCO Irsured for $1,000 10 the Broad
way Insurance Company.
None Of the families had any insurance on their fur.
IiuIe.
Ii stated that there about go coo worth Of 6n
ished work in the carpenter shop ready to be sent out
entirely destroyed. There were about fifteen men
working in the shop all Of whom have !ost their chests
Of toos and the chests Of een or twenty other
men rot at work were burned. The building with t'
contents, is an entire loss the machinery bsrg de-
stroyed.
How or in what manner the FIRE originated Is moi
inowD but the matter viii probably be fully iavsSe
gated by the Fire Marshal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY ELEC TTONS.

Ms..irgs OF the Ward Republican Associations we're
ned last evening to eject delegates to the Assembly
Disro. Corysp.iors 10 meet OF tie 20.a instant, 10
eleo; delegates en- ssInsteso th' Syracuse Convsn
tier TIE following delegates were e.ee.et 70 the Ds
t-;ct Conventions:
FIRST w,RD-Gsorre L Oar ~ Nt6rr soy,- Ntnsm X
Smith john Coaey, Gc;:fied "sfh's'' viva p'Ne' " ~
sFcoAD w.Ro-yObu skiY,oa. J,us. Il. ws.'@ g., -
TRRD w.sD.-N \. Jones. R Coiin' X q. Shff o.
FSrsrra w,Ro-r. ?. Kery, Henry IL Hae's,. JoSa IL.
Fai " ia;sop NAhaas, Hasey .-a
Cbsrle, r Rsasolrh Edwslt W Pat J'n-' ~ Iaa"'
sx1a WsrS-rhomu osTv, Micsa.l Hesy, George
GGiutoy ROOer. Irwin, hSdrs~ Aoo'e' A0''aA"
stTrsfH Wsso~Wn. Grieve. Daniel ssees,n. Dr. cAni.,
Se.on SssIs. cS... Pii Pat. Jos" Ssp1 e.ssSs1 sf
EIGHTH w.sDLeyi fo''cs HenTy clo1;a Wm,,m w. u
Psner. Wlisn Patterson Jas shi" Morris hanover f''A
Asa Bri.-an Wm. Caflocf w H. woos, A. D cAiiocs. D.
M,I,h, s. B. Du,cher $. Gri'~od jr' O. A. Ho""i T.
EITyiATg wup-J NJ J.ss.on Jsha Levi. Jo..pS s1sa
Beck. John Bisin. VIM. P Teller, Mich h. Caes'eSoF0asa
T1iSfIrs1s " W,spHi..suh r. Abbo,. AuiGew cnA D. J.
Biy.p Dsyid H. Giieree'- Ausr'u' seen' on'f' ''s'
FoURTGrSrH w,so-rhoua Al B-rn,,, Frederick A. calnsn
Rersmin Rchsd, Thomas @ Baker ADO PAi' Bort H's
FTTIrSTa W,sD.~Gsorss w DIX, Henry H.bSsIi john
Hyer rsseeIict Sonkrs EdTsd Rab a,oI IL
Robert CEspmal. - .,.
rsn Ricand jackson Frederick Omsesd Charles Br!sninz
hansen James Gushing r, George W oeel Josph Coops
Robe. B. Boyd LONG Webb John s. BelchsT, Peter C0os
Chsrss Tlsshnsn George Roboias.
The primary election in the Testh Ward wss to hsve
beer held al No a7i Grsndst. The polls we've opened
bu. the polirg tsi hardly commerced when row was
oocasored by the irruptou Of gang OF rOuga', ard
the voting was suspended. Il was Informally stated by
several present that the election would take place on
Thursday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
SLAVERY A CRIME.
Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
hope 80.

Correspondence Of The N Y Tribune.
MCKEE KY, Aug. 6, 1853.
1t has 10 be protected by crime. And ts protection
encourages crime. One instances
About a year since, liz Rock Castle County, Ky,
several gusrdsps of the Institution deliberately burned
etirg house, which had recently been dedicated to
the worship Of God by an AnttSlsvery Christian
church. But finding this insufficient to deter the
faithful minister the Rev. John G. Fee, from coming
to bis appointments, they next seized him while
preaching the word OF life, and dragged him like
dog amid the most horrid Oaths and vugarities, out
Of their county, swearing that he ever returned they
would kill him. These crimes were deemed nee sssary
for the protection Of Slavery Deemed 80 not only by
drunken mob, but by the citizens Of Rock Castle Co.
This is evident from the fact that the Circuit Coutt
had session soon after these crimes, and
has mad another since, and the Grand Jury
jury berg instructed by the Judge to protect their
rghts not OILY would not inquire into the crime, but
would not suffer legal INVESTIGATION OF i before
them though the incendiaries made their boasts OF
their crime and the mobbng was done at noon Day.
is perpetrsted by mob recommended, or rather en-:
uraged by Judge and protected and indorsed and
thus recommitted by Grand Jury, as means Of
protecting their rights, viz; to enslsye their fel
low men. Let me ask the defenders OF Slavery II
anything but crime needs protection by crnel
But this protection Of Slavery has encouraged other
crime. Only week two since, a. an electioneerng
gathering in Rock Castle County, six men were cruelty
butchered by q pack Of drunken bullies, who have
been reared up in the midst of whips and chains and
taught 10 love cruelty and blood and 70 ignore the
execution of law sgsrs crime. 1t is fact that such
reckless Characters can be fourd wherever Slavery
exits. They seem to spring up as spontaneous
growth in the lAd of blood. Ard whenever they are
epcourssed to do violence to the innocent, Ike the
ena that has once tasted human blood they are ten
fold more ferocous ard boodthusty. And if they
caIpo. td .cms one of noble sentiments to prey
upon they will butcher ore another Not two months
ago q nan was killed in Laurel County. Since then,
q brother Of mis- was killed in o ~sey County. And
stl more recently two were killed in Clay County
all in fsysard nobody expects the perpetrators to
be called TO account. GEO. CANpEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
TIE second innings lie jus. fairly begun. We will CIV
tie scora OF il tomorrow.
ANALYSIS OF BOWLING.
E.x.f Tvntuo.
MARINE AFFAIRS.
kAYA AL.

kANAt.
NORFOLK, August 90, l5j3
A Naval Court of Inquiry has been sitting here
to investigate matters connected with the death OF
Lieut.. Payne, who SHOT himself some time ego. Tne
proceedings are conducted with the utmost secrecy
detachment of United States Marines arrived here
yesterday under the command of Lieut.. Ssyre. They
are for the sloop Cyane. which vessel will soon be
ready to ssil for the Pacific.
The steamer Water Witch, of the Paraguay fleet,
will be taken off the ways at Washington this week
The PASSENGERS AND MAS OF THE EUROPA.
No. 4 BOWLING GREEs-2 p. NJ,
August %, 1888.
To the Edito, Of The " Tribune
SIR: ! beg leave to hand you the accompanying
dispatch from St. Johns Newfoundland
Yours. &C., Z. CUNARp; ,,,,,.,o
Per THOS. 81. NlMMO.
"Sr JoHs's n. F., August -.
"E. CrYARD: Persia appeared off here q. 'lo;5o
Q. N. Received passengsrs and mails lot steaine'
EuIopal and preceded at IL O'Clock"
The Persia must have run of Sunday, 10. To-Day.
rMN.
ARRIVAL OF IHE MrTISEERs OF THE WHALE IN"
JUNIOR AT sEw-BEDFoRD.
The chip Junior Of this port the particulars OF tne
bloody trsgedy on beard of which We have prevoasy
published arrived here yesterday from Syoney. "ne
came heme in charge OF Captain Alfred "asuDS Cyrn.
w. Plummer (ripgleader) OF Providence Rlcn,[d a.,
Csrtha, Albany, n. Y; William Sampson, bun.io'
n. Y; Jacob Rlcke, New.York City; Cnss. d. sAIy'
Penfed N. Y; Adam Camel, n. T.; joseph pfo11s, T,
Utica n. Y; William Herbert Newark, NJ. dno
prisoners were thoroughly secured in cells 10 lae
sge, attended by guard Of cfficer and 'I men
sppoIted by the United States Con,u a. oyoney:
Nine Of tie crew who shipped on board the JUNIOR O.
this port cane home in the chip. r.;.o
The captain informs that nothing worthy u nv.
occurred on the passage home, with out s.nsm
ception The prisorer Herbert wrote note eno peee.
il through an aperture in the cell 10 wnicn no ~
fined, directed to Pluumer Il having fescneo ns
destination, P!unner tore of that psr con.aniu Us
name and subsequently, passed it over 20 one ue 10
guard directed to Csrtha, dsgused ID loSA - i -,
har az ruse to prevent that officer from ,s'
corterts But the officer faithful 10 nis uHs.,
diatsly deposited the missve in the hands OF
Gsrdner, and the plot was thereby MADE AIoG =,
contents of the note had for its object tas oiSs
ore of the guard from which i PLAN 70 70 T; ,hs
q second attemp. wculd have been made " ~ VIC VIC
officer. and secure the ship. Plummer hei0'r' snu
Cs1tha were further secured. r.,. A.
On the arrival Of the Junior In the nsroor, u. as
si.tart Nsrshal Edwards proceeded on noaId, sEIee
ably 10 Instructions from United States rIse
man, under whcee charge the prisoners "1a rem.s
until further orders Two Of the mufineers noin' $40
III. ps;,onsn carry with thsm the svidsncs Of tAe
tuusne tIestmect which they have rsesaveo dahng
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON THE LAYING of
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

., II, EIi.o- af The n. y. T'fsnn~
s,g: VIII you permit an humble "tlzen 20 aodie''
ssv lines on the great and almost absorbing
,,nc Of III. day. need hardly ssy refer 70 the ea,
~ m,epifcent triumph of modern science shd arl
o0ubinsd in the successful accomplishment OF laying
~, Atlantic Telegraph cable, thereby es'aohsning a
.,;,n,s, Of communication between mind ana m'na 10
80, ns,,s Of the world which TO ne 10 inconceVa'
a,s'... I,issn even. which ought to csil iorth
oy 80. ssnraions of thaukfulness aud praise 70
~. Astbor Of our being and the Gver OF every goou
and perfect gt am happy to learn ron our uay
,o1r Of the principal actors 10 the enterpnS9
po,' ooSmn1shed view the whole matter from rem,
Jus. or} of view and are dispose TO give 10 600
sm 80 gio,v But does this feeling generally pleooIn
;n.ss and peryade the public mind thlnk nol ~
;s lor Ire purrose CT asking your EXTENSIVE lI
over that mind that now address you; OuI pun
sutboritiea are engaged as suppose almost oay anu
nh| IN ns,fect,pg arrangements for the great cee-
sboty 10 take place in reference 10 the grea
sst achievement the world has ever witnessed. WIN
ou no therefore suggest TO them, with such remarks
"a NAV seen to appropriate, the prcpriety OF re-
comma rorg TO The clergy Of all denominations, the
sstiipg apart day when they will meet tne'r re-
inactive Aocks when they will address them on the
msry and great blessings conferred On them by their
Wssysry Father not OILY in the great work OF their
yedeu ptiOn but in the many and great dscoveres ID
sr ara science which the last few years have deve
onsd and which now number among them that when
nsybsps the greatest OF all, the successful laying
s,a bringing into practical operation tie Asntic Tee-
s'e1Ob that men would prass the Lord for hs good'
,ss. ard for his wonderful works toward the children
Of me" Allan. ..,r.D, CT
Vel An
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

HORRIBLE DEPRAyITY AND MURDyR.-We have to
ifcoYS Arother deed of blood, the circumstances Of
which. even in the incomplete manner ws have
learned II EN-. Me c. nature 10 appeal the thinking
portion Of cur peop.e sSnme weeks mill at st. Ma
Iy's on the river between this place and Cairo, was
destroyed by FIRE. The mill was the property OF VIZ.
Echsf r or Of him and his father conformity. The
con desired 10 have repairs made upon the 0ui!dng,
or that 81 oud te rebuilt speedily a. possibie 20
Which il seems the elcer Mr. Schaf objected. The
son to st. Louis and procured some men TO
Gear away the urs and IN due time arrived ct tho
scete ofthedsaster on the tteamer Rodolph On lat
men were busily occupied In the partly demolished
building, the old man procured his gun, which wM
charged, it 10 said, With q buckshot and one slug:
Sr eaking through the rubbish, he moved hthsr ana
thither seeking favorable opportua,ty OF ensctnx
hls hellish purpose. the murder Of his own son. AZ
the crcurstsncs was related TO r, We think we can
hear his chuckle Of satisfaction o. ne noise
essy thrust the barrel Of his gun in hole OF the ea-
gir reom wall and rested the nuzzle upon the ny
Wheel. He drew the trigger and tho unsuspecting
victim tell, having received the whole charge IN nn
left breast He was killed instantly. The slug psssoc
entirely through his body and lodged In piece o.
wood behind. . 49,,
vas ab6 ut TO take its course, but the murderer was
sbieJded from violeLce by the law-sbiding citizens.
until TIE arrival CT the Philadelphia, on which steamer
he ard bis wife were conveyed TO Ste. Genevieye,
where they were lodged IN the county prison, there
await further action.
The cd man, when charged by sCme one with the
ero,my of his crime, ssid be intended to XII his 90.
long before ard wished it had been three instead OF
one. His besriDg, lar guage and physognomy wefs
those OF hardened villain. The murdered man nad
a lie and two children. (St. Louis Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

LyGsr LorHARIo ~ PRrDicANfNr.-A hIS
Of tie law and amateur actor, who has ior sons
months bee dsIs sely eDsnpred oftn ioveiyspca,s
Of snother LAWYER and had hs pa,sion r.cprocsted,
was naced p rather unenvisbe position lat Aosdsy
Afternoon by the husband's unexpected return; The
lover suddefy retrested 10 the gsret leaving hn nat
Ard boots, and pistol y ing on the SHELF which tos
hu.bsnd found, ard, in company with stout Du6n-
man be started on a voyage Of discovery, with C.s
nsto IN his hand bis dear wife not being able to give
him any information. He tourd him in The sstret'
minus bis hat and boots and threatened 70 snocs an.
C. crered hjs vest and told him to tire away as .'
vas any more valuable TO him than wss sto rs
But C.-both the lawyers names begin WIN C;-Sa
not sboot ard Mrs e. put hersef agan ana egsn Pc
tveeu the pistol and her lover and retired ony tns
irsanca of her psrsmcur, who stNed tnas ne w.
mrshIe 10 express bims<l as man should IN sucn c,f-
cnmsts nces while she was present Finally nem
t,ndsr A. persuaded out tie back way. remonsraag
.osns, The oes of his hat and boots which the rag
nsnt husband refused to give him. But instSea, ne
6,sd three shots at him and nsssd him svey ~.
r. iumped over the fence into On alley. vseT Hs
fourd his bat ard bcots had prscsdsd n,% Es;.cs
fortLwith put them on sEd walked on: ~ 49,.
thus suddsily terminated has besn cocusssS
informed nearly year. The husoeeo - 49, - 81
,rs fcr tie East, with his trua.t vrs. 70 -
Gs1Ws- lo""spb"s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
CINCINNATI.
TIE PEOPLE AGAINST THE SPOlLSMEN.
Corre,popderce Of The N. Y Tribune.


Correspouderce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
CIScwSAII, O., Aug. %, 1885,
From the announcements in todsys Cincinnati pa-
pers you will zee that the Opposition are now united
here. A large meeting of the peOpls was held last
night ct Smith Il NiIoLs-from twelve TO fifteen hun
dred vcters-to adopt plan for united opposition to
the Sham Democracy at the ensuing election. Every.
thing was done decepcy and order, with tie best Of
feeling on oil sides and the meeting adjourned in less
than an hour The basis Of operation time and every
thing, as recommended by the Republican Committee
as You will see were adopted by the meeting. The
meeting was an American movement, not Republican;
but we are cow unit and will work together and t-
umph. Cannot you do the same in Nsw-York'
hone 90 J. n. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
Personal.

Mayor Tesrsss, ArcnSisaep Hrs.s, NJ. Peer
Cooper, Mr.. Hepir NJ. Scrrcss,s Wet. Mr. Jses
McKeop, ssd Mr.. K B. Coenoliy are a. Loax B,U:L
MI Gecrgs william Cults is to deliver t.. su,us
address before the Reusselses County Asnsatura Sc
csty, a. Troy, on the l6tA prorino.
Il, was Mr. Edward Curtis who saved tas lie u
Mr.. H.T. Tucksnsn IS lie was abou. TO dro-s s
Newport Il. O. her Gay. and cot Mr. j. y. Ksa's't, ~
La. hes reported.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

Dam Or JAWS EDDr.-A d'spstea received yss-
terdsy. announced the death OF James Eddy. esl. q
gentleman who has been the General Srpsratee<se
o, the American Telegraph Company sircs 'sto'ns-
ten sons three years ago. Mr.. l.. died o' tas aesit
disesss, yesterday morning, q. the Auaiosa House
BarIgtou Vt. lie ,eit this city less thsa week ago
on journey TO Vernon. for tee bsneG. OF BIS hsAsA
which had become greatly irpsied by his iaessssat
s,,entiou 20 the sborous duties Of his Office bu. WITH
out any suspicion the part Of himself or his f,,sol
that bis eerii,icn vas critical HIS dessh thsrssors
was quite unexpected, srd It's abspt announcement By
teegr.ph gave shock TO bis many tends throa, hoys
the COUNTY. Mr.. T.. was gentleman Of much eosSyy
of chaIso,er, sni IS Telegraph manager he hal GO
Superior. lu private lie ne was anisbe ari uaAs-
suuirc-a gentleman IN bis besing, and ChrLsusa =
bis dsiiy wsk. He shout forty yesrs es sss, sai
native Ct Ithaca in thi, State. Dir. Eddy ~S 'as
of the pioneers in tbs introduction of the Masnsts
Telegraph at tie Eat and built the 6rst l'us ea. OF
Bos.cn ard between that city snd Calsis Me, ssi u
the tins of bis death the general mAlsgsr Of bs-
tween three All four thousand miles of wire, ex.esaS
through Out the New Eng and Ststes sud as ia' olsa
A. Philadephis. We understand al the ohices cca
uscted with the Ameiicsn Telegraph Cempsuy vi bs
drsp,d in mourirg as mark Ct respect 0 as
m tmoty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

AsoTHER Trial OF FAwgrs's SrnAM-PLow-A
ufa,,Jy S,r,s..oro.n Test IN ToucH SoD.-Ou
TuSi sday last Mr.. Fawkes again tested his Loco
motive Steam Plow in q tough meadow sod, near the
village Of Cbristaps which was, II possible, still more
satisfactory than any of his former trials. SO far -
known this cod had before been broken but the
Iron Horse walked into il with comparative esse,
drawing Elk pougbs, cutting six feet six inches IN
width and elk inches deep, the engine working under
pressure Of only sixty pounds of steam to the square
inch which is about half the pressure used on former
occasions in plougbirg 10 soft oats stubbs with the
same uumter Of plows. Theplows worked beautifully.
tuning over the SGD with smootbness and uniformity
which could rot be eIcellsd by any other process.
This experiment must completely settle the question
of the me hts of this pow in the minds Of those who,
at he forner trials doubted ts cspacty for p!owng in
stff sod. nssmuch as il has now been clearly shown
that Il works easier ard more regular In every re-
sr,ct in sod than in stubbe ground. Those also who
doubted the success Of the machine 10 sod, owing to
lack of steam are sssfed that even this eipen-
mental machine carries more steam than Absolutely
required for any ordinary purpose.
We learn that Mr. Fawkes mas accepted the invita-
tion of the Philadelphia Agricultural society 70 give
q: exbihi.tc- IN "'esr rhisdelpbis Al that b. sr
poets TO be there about the 2lst of next month. Per-
bsps tie offer of the Illinois premium Of 5000 men.
toned by Of Ohio correspondents, may induce
him, if possible, 10 somewbet vary the programme
Lancaster tPs) Espre'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

Mrs. Mary 7. Freslsnd, 7s years old, and LIVING
alone Elk miles from Slstesvs, n. g., VA Iouno "
dying condition, with her throat cut, bat the JuguN
unsevered, her nose smashed in eyes torn out, ana
horrible gssh the chin. She was speec niess, ~
could give no account Of the mufderers; out sesS
Who presented 8 cote for change, WA sns@so ss@
Confessed himself the npflstes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

.,,ox TO PrRsER ELDRDGE OF THE MAC
p.,., Prnie, esq, Of Tsmerton place, East
AEA'- 90 Of the moot weal,hy residents OF West
chester County, has invited large nHmpsr @ San,. ,hi. %
s;.s, ard acquaibances to assemble a. hs nOa'S ','
.ysar 2, for the purpose Of giving recspuoh sIu Oh
,st.rmsDt to PuIssr Eldridge OF the ',ou o'at,
team figsts Niagara, who was on pOail tuaS to-"
weasel willie engaged in her mission Of sylng .ns LEX.
graph Gable. There will be music ana HO' '''p'''
M 6rsvoIks.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

PoGUs CoIS-t1R, T.. OsBoKs.-Ih. nosof'ous
irciyiSusl is sgaiu al innate ct our jail HIS @otaw
Ralph of Me eNican shilling otleb ebIity, 10 now N Nss
PIiscn having been sent from Eris County toe has
misdseds The sudden arrest Of Ezis T.. Osborn nn
made by United Sta'ss Deputy Marshal Muvy. al ~
o'clock on Sunesy morning, At his residence. NJ ~
South Pearl street, in tits city. On te previous
evening Officer France Of Catskill arrived IN tnn
city with Henry &. Mills, who lad been out on BAL,
ard who neglected 10 answer at the Otlted Statss
Court a. Auburn, last week, TO charge OF unsnaS
counterfeit United States coin. C2on cou.uts'ioo
with Officer France il was Concluded that Oncr
Muvy should procure warrant tor the arrest oil w
born for utterirg and making bogus cop.
The ttiioers in cor junction with Lieut.. Canrsy a.
tered the house at an early hour, and after arresax
Osborp made thorough search quantity OF letters
found directed Osboin from various parts otshs
country the &C ntents Of which manly OF the most
6;spustrg chars ,ter Two numbers OF his pspsr called
TIE Goldea bge of Sept. ,, containing mstter OF
yeiy sus sp,cous character, were also foupd Aisfgs
number Of newspaper wrappers, addressed to r. os-
bern or F. NJ" directed to various poet office IN OHIO,
Indiana Wiscontin &C., were also found hidden %
the pre mises Two silver coins-a ~ cents ana ~
certs-were the only metal found on his premises.
Scme of the letters had been mutlated, ana cthe's
had nor ion torn off, In answer as 10 what the Dc
tscbmsIt was made for Osborn said, p" You doot
suppose that am green enough to keep such Por-
tiops Of letter as may be sent to mo for countenen
money. do you oh, no. am too soon Tor that
O.boIn was brought down from iA tnis o.ri: mo,rnlu:
before United States Commissioner Hutoe. without
9o;ne into an exsmir stiop he was rsmsrdcd hack to
is, TO enable him to procure the attendance OF nn
counsel William J. IIadley, esq, who "a tenn.
noTsr;lv abssrt ffom the city. The Commtmonef Get
down fe exanip for II clock on Thursday NOM
;rv next when the United States District Attorney
win be in attendance. ALBANY Evening journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

IA. ,s,sss., aat al n tisr s,psG is tn s.$sh
Th4y vsr. IA turl allowed tbs privilege OF senaneS
on deck exercise two hGus esca Gay, ous dseA.
red frol hold rg sEy coavsssat.oa wiiA tas IN
.u,psry New Bedford Mercury, .ls..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

-, bsesns only proposed By NsW'York and no
ue', r,on by London. These matters were hnaiI
ss.a go 70 Committee. Tie proceedings were very
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

OHIo.-John Carey Of Wyandot has been nominsted
fer Congress by the Republicans Of the IXth District.
He has good fight before him. The Ds.ric. voted in
Sc Ard 81 as follow: