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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

Shall the Quarantine be reestablished ON the
spot where il recently existed, and from which il
was swept last week by the hand of the incep.
diary
The question is one which in our Judgment
calls for the calmest and most unimpassioned con-
sideration. To that end il should be entirely dis
connected from any feeling of indignation We may
have at the outrages OF the mob, or any considera
tion of the paation they urge in defense OF their
proceedings. The question should only be en-
tertained ss TO the establishment of q Quarantine
de noro, rs one affecting the rights, the interests
and the welfare OF the half million of inhabitants
in and about the City of New-York.
4 Quarantine is an establishment which from ;ts
very nature should be an isolated one. It's purnoSe
is to protect by ever. possible guard local popu.
lstiOn from the danger of infectious and contsgou<
diseases, which, but for such prevention, might
spread ruin, devastation and death among a peopls
whose only escape would otherwise be. where the
power of fight existed, to y as before the face Of
ruthless destroyer. Quarantine. therefore.
unless as completely isolated as it is within the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Fire at Mansfield, Mass,

Bosros, Monday, Sept. g. 1853
A fire destroyed portion of Gardner Chilsons stove
foundry in Mansfield on Saturday night. Loss $500
insured.
The bark b. Burgess, Capt Snow, arrived at Quar-
antine this morning, from Cicnfuegos; reports hs
John j. Ferson, her first mate was drowned at Ciss
fuegos and also that she has lost two men from yenos
fever.
Bark Daniel, from Palermo, reports that the he~
cred by lightning, off Cape Cod, on Saturday.
The brig Mars Hill, Capt Hatch, of and for Bs3go
from New-Haven, and schooner Olive, Capt Doughty'
of Esstport, Me-. for NewYork, before reported seso
doned, have been picked up and towed into Nex
Bedford on Sunday morning. The schooner u osa9
stove forward and her foremast is broken to pieces.
The brig is full Of water, and has been grounded "
the flats.
The schooner Augusta Perry was in contaa y
Thursday night with the schooner Henry Lemnel, -
sustained considerable damage off Field Point.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

Senator Trumbulrs great speech al Chicago, with
its charge that Mr.. Douglas was a party 10 con.
spirac!, in existence before the LecOmpton enter
prize 10 force on the people of Kansas Constitu.
tion to which they We're opposed, naturally stirred
the ire of Mr. Douglas, who replied to it with q
sweeping aud abusive denial This denial was ex.
amped in turn by Mr.. Trumbul in speech at
Alton which We this morning transfer to our col
mns. We must say that Mr. Trumbull proves
himself very hard antagonist in this encounter as
indeed he is very apt to do; and that he makes
good his allegation by evidence of pretty conclu.
siye character
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1853

Marquis de Galifet viii not have been spent in vain
This influence of early piety on the actions oil
ma,urer life is not without example. however, IN
heroic history There was, for example, the Gel
ebrated James Hardy Vaux, who pursued with
eminent success the philanthropc business of eS'
tracting the root of all evil from the pockets OF
persons in spiritual danger from It's presence.
After be- had in the words Of an even more cell
ebrsted member of the profession he adorned,
George Barrington-words which are in every
body's mouth. though few know whence they
csme-after he had. we say, "lett his country for
his country's good p" and sat down in the calm
retirement Of Botany Bay 10 indte his history Tor
the benefit Of after times he could proudly lay his
hand upon his heart and say that he had "neyer
picked pocket on the Sabbath day "a M
aection which might wei have con'oled him IN ms
exile. and should blunt the prejudiceS which the
thoughtless public have conceived against MS
specialty of industry. We are happy TO add our
humble word to swell the admiration such exam
pies of religious fidelity, under circumstances OF
peculiar temptation, must necessarily arouse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

The first demonstration in the present canvass
in this city against the attempt of the Administra-
tion to force a Lecompton Constitution upon the
people Of Kansas, and in favor OF the enactment
of legal measures to preserve the integrity of the
balctbox, took place last evening at the hall OF
the Cooper Institute The hall was filled by lead
ing citizens of all parties favorable to the senti-
ments of the call. Speeches were made by VIM.
NJ. Eyarts esq, and the Hon. Jacob Broome of
PENNSYLVANIA The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
and everything seems to indicate a union of the
honest men of the Democracy, the Republicans
and the Americans in q common cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

We propose 70 issue on the lst day Of October
nert the second number Of The TRIBUNE MER-
CAMILLE ADVERTISER. II will be issued monthly
hereafter and devoted exclusively to the interests
and use. of the Mercantile Public, on the follow
ing plan:
1t will contain full report. Of the Markets, with
such other Commercial and Money Intelligence as
shall be deemed Of special interest to Merchants.
H. IT will be sent without charge by mall postage
prepaid to 30 900 Country Merchants who buy goods
in New-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston.
The names will be selected by Messrs. McKop 81
Wood from those recorded on the books of their Com
merca Agency and they guarantee that not less than
80. 0Oo shall be sent, this being the full number of
Country Merchants that they consider desirable thus
to address.
Ill. The total expense will be betrayed by Mcrcan-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line will be
charged. Those who require their advertisements to
be displayed will make special bargains therefor.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for ad-
dressing Country Merchants ever offered in
the United States, even at double or treble the
cost of this. This sheet is intended for Merchants
alone and will contain no other matter than such
as is adapted TO their wants. We have every facl-
ty for making a Mercantile Advertiser that will
deserve the appreciation of Merchants, and we
respectfully invite their cooperation Advertise
ments received at THE TRIBUNE Office. lfby
letter, address HORACE GREELEY d Co,
N.,, y,,k Son. 2 1859 No I54 Nss,sus'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

AT Quarantine, yesterday, no new disturbance oc-
CURED. More of the rioters have been arrested
and one of them was committed to prison, the
Justice refusing to receive bail for his appearance
The workmen are busy erecting sheds and shantes
for the sick, most of which will be completed in u
few days. All of the trustworthy men employed
at Quarantine are TO be armed, in order to repel
any future assaults from the mob. 1t appears now
that the responsibility of allowing the rioters To
destroy the remainder of the Hospitals last Tues
day night rests with Mr. Frederick A. Tallmsdge,
General Superintendent of Police, who refused to
obey the orders of the President of the Police
Commission to send force of 90 armed men for
their protection. For this act Of insubordnation
he was suspended yesterday, and viii probably be
removed Gov. King has gone to Albany to pro-
claim the County of Richmond in a state of insur-
rection; call out the military for the defense OF
the Quarantine establishments; direct the authorities
to rebuild the hospitals, and order the Attorney
General to prosecute the rioters, and sue the
County of Richmond for damages.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
sad Accident At Burlington.

sIf0lll D1spateh % tl0 PhIadephia Bulletin.
BuRLISGTos, " j., Sept. 6--lO4, A.. ".
Mr. Kellnm Myers, aged about y years, acci-
dentaly shot this morning while cunning the Suice
Flats. lie in boat, and took hold Of his gun By
ne nu:-e, to change it, position, when the trigger
caught in something the gun discharged and the
tul wound. His companions, assisted by the neigh.
bors carried him to bis mothers home in Pearl street
and Drs Gauntt ana Pugh We're Immediately called in.
The efforts to save his life were Intellectual for he
breathed his last few minutes after 10 clock. He
leaves wife TO whom he had been married but
short TING.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Movements Of VIM. y. Everess.

OswEGO n. T., Monday, Sept. 8, lS58.
Extensive preparations are being made here for hs
reception of VIM. +. Everett, Chief Engineer Of ne
evenings train, and comes visit to his mother
who resides in this city.
Mr. Everett arrived here this evening. He was ~
ceived by an immense concourse Of citizens and eS
corted to rhe residence of his mother by the military
lie gives tonight an informal reception. To-nonow
an address viii be presented 10 him by our ssding
business men, and he will have formal reception at
the City Hall. In the evening grand dinner will Be
siYrn him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

them examine and report upon Cowy Island or
Orchard Island, and take immediate steps Tor Tue
removal of the Quarantine 10 Whichever oil those
localities i. best suited to the purpose and can De
secured. In the mean time, let the temporary
Quarantine al Staten Island be amply protected
and provided for but let the fears OF the people ol
New-York aud is vicinity be quieted, and good
sense and calm judgment justified by immediate
steps for the establishment Of permanent Quarah-
tine in position suitable for such an institution.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

The controversy which ever since the deposition
of President Monagas has been pending in vene-
zuela, between the provisional government of that
republic and the British and French ministers, is
still prosecuted with as much vig0r as ever. Our
readers will recoect that when the revolution had
become triumphant President Monagas having
abdcated his office, sought an asylum for himself
and for several OF his family and adherents in the
house of the French resident at Caracas, while
others of the same defeated party obtained refuge
from the British Minister. These ministers claimed
that, according 10 established diplomatic usages,
they had right to afford such protection and that
the new Government was bound 10 respect this
right They perhaps would have been willing To
do so, but loud, popular cry for vengeance was
raised against the ex-President; it was believed
that he might be made 10 disgorge large sums of
which he was alleged to have pundered the public:t
was alleged that he aud other members of his family
were not merely unluchy politicians, but State
criminals, and the Ministers were compelled 10
deliver up to the Venezuelan authorities the ex-
President aud the rest. But upon the arrival of
French and British naval force-these two nations
seeming now Ia act in concert in all parts of the
globe-the Ministers insisted upon their alleged
diplomatic rights, and demanded the restoration of
Monagas and his family TO the asylum from which
they had been torn, or at least permission for them
TO leave the country. This demand not having been
complied with, the French and English steamers
entered the ports of Laguayra and Porto Cabello
and took possession of all the Venezuelan vessels
at anchor there; seven, it is said, at the former
port, and fourteen al the latter Under threat
10 fire at the towns if this movement was resisted
no attempt was made to oppose the return OF the
vessels. These occurrences took place about the
middle Of last month, and it remains to be seen
what their effect may be upon the Venezuelan
Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

We are entertained, from time 10 thc D! th'
advocates of interference in the affairs OF Mexico
with very tragcal accounts of the miserIes dls-
tresses. and ruin-the almost total destruction OF
civil society which it is alleged the pending civil
war in Mexico carries along with il. \ letter IN
The Nac- Orleans Dcita from citizen ot the
United States resident in Vera Cruz, and who hsd
lust returned from an excursion to the Clty oil
Mexico via Orlzaba and Puebla, would seem to
show that the ptiful narratives to which We have
referred are greatly exaggerated and that, IN spite
of the pending civil var, cial life moves on IN
Mexico much az ever. This writer notices that
the stores and shops in spite Of the interruptions To
commerce, appeared tc o. abundantly supplied
with All kinds of foreign goods. and that the usual
gayety appeared To prevail in all these cities. lie
observed the same number Of handsome equipages,
and of gayly dressed gentlemen on horseback, the
same motley and nond, script crowds in the streets,
and the same full nightly audiences at the theaters
which he had formerly observed III the days OF
Comonfort Nor can it we'll be said that these
are held in subjection by mere military force,
since the troops at Mexico are only some 500 IN
number. and those at Puebla less than loco. In
deed, the force would seem rather To be put on
the troops than on the cvilians-the soldiers being
described as forced Indian levies, ignorant ot the
Use of arms. and whose highest wish it is to
get away and return to their homes
This traveller was continually beset with the
question, When are the United States going Ia
assume the protcctorate of Mexico "a question
put, however, not by the natives, but by the for
a.. residents Of ,xhom tharp Al French
and German, with few English, and still fewer
Americans. In the City Of Mexico there are not
more than two Americans who do business on
a large scale, and not more than three in Vera
Criz-though the stand which Mr.. Forsyth made
against the taxation of foreigners has led many of
the German residents to claim American protec
tion. The MeIicqn Extraordinary, from which
speculations OIL the subject of an American pro-
lection have been from time to time copied by
papers, is not Mexican, but foreigners paper
and these articles led first TO its being fined, and
afterward to its suppression.
This writer remarks, and we have no doubt with
truth, that, from the antipathes of the MeXicans
10 u.s. and for other reasons, Americans can do
much better at home than in any part of Mexico,
in the way of making their fortunes. While, he
argues that if the people of the United States really
wish to extend helping hand to their neghbors
aud at the same time To put Mexico in the way of
being brought under our influence, the best thing
we can do is TO lend helping hand To the railroad
from Vera Cruz 10 Mexico, which Escandron.
of the leading capitalists of that city has UNDER
taken to build, aud which the surveys of COL
Talcott have proved 10 be feasible.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Scrious Accident.

CHATEAUGAY, n. Y, Monday, Sept. o. io" n.
While raising the frame Baptist Church ~ w
lage to-day, timbers gave way seriously tI-,s
the following persons: Timothy Bagant, !n.~hss.
Coops, Mr.. Leggett, of Burke; FREDERICK tsdk
Victor Trephen, Of Belmont Oscar Tsoer -
Denio james McCsmp, and two others, whose -
are unknown. Several had their limbs broken
Mr.. Trephen is not expected TO survive.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Yellow Fever nj New.OrIeans.

NEw-ORLEASs, Friday, Sept. s. 1879.
The deaths from yellow fever, for the "a hours es
ing at noon yesterday, We're 81. Charity HcsPa.
alone, to O'Clock this evening, IL. Deaths durnt
the week, from Friday last to date, il3. 40,
NEw-ORLEASs, Saturday, Sept 4, isn .
Deaths from fever at the Charity Hospital aone' w
the . hour ending Tonight, I6.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

Life in New-York is graphically described this
morning in two local items-One recording the
performances of a member of the Common
Council in beating women, and the other
the robbery of poor working-girl who was
passing through the city to California. What with
Quarantine burnings, insults to visiting firemen,
robbing orphan seTvant-girls, and the brawling Of
our dignited lawmakers, We are getting char
acter indeed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

The L. s. brig Dolphin, Capt. Malitt, arrived
here yesterday, having ON hoard as prisoner Capt.
Townsend, master of the slave brig Echo, recently
brought into Charleston. We give some interest
ing particulars in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Pennsylvania Politics.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Monday, Sept. 8, 1854
The Democratic conierees of the Sixth Coagru
sonal District have been baloting for candidate fsx
days unsuccesstully. The candidates are Mss~l
Fisher of York, Awl of Cumberland and McIntyrs d
Pery-each receiving three votes from the confsres
of the respective counties. The Conference mech
n min tn-nnrrnW.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Oneida Congregational District.

Spccisl Di,paich 70 The \. Y. Trbnne.
UTICA, Monday, Sept g. 1854
Roscoe Conkling has six Congressional deksu,
from Utica, to one against him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Non.Arrival Of the Asia.

HALIFAX, Monday, Sept. 6--9 p. N.
There are as yet no signs Of the steamer Asia non
due at this port, with three days later news iron
Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Fata1 ARRAY.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept s, 1872.
A man named Osborne was shot dead near gJ
boro. Pa yesterday, by two brothers named ps.s ~
and David Funk, some dispute occurring betweean y.
three. Osborne was carrying water from the wes ~
longing to the Funks at the time. Both Of them '''
been arrested
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Arrival Of the Pacific ~ HsiifsE.

HALIrAx, Monday, Sept.o, -
The steamship Pacific, from Galway, via 81. s.tr.
NE arrived Of the harbor at 10 o'clock on -
day night. She wa. detained by fog and %. ~ ssssa
reach her dock until sunday forenoon
a, S o clock this evening for New-fort.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
UERRISG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE and BURG
L-Psooy SAFES No 25l Broadway, corner MIrra5'i 'P
posite City Hall. Newiork.
Nttu1lork Daily @ribm,re
NEw-YORK, TUESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1853.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice car taken Of anonymous tonmuncaon "nat
Intended for Insertion must b- aahr,icstrd py tAe
name address o. the wnerot necessarily Tor lub q
ton but q. guaranty for biz GOOD faith
We cannot undertake 20 return rejected Communications
Bushes. letters for TRIBUNE Once should II all cases Be
sSdres..d 20 IIoRsCE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

The mails for Europe by the steamship Canada
from Boston, will close this afternoon at q o'coci
by railroad, and AZ by steamboat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
llliu0ia Rnliiiea.

ST. LouIs, Monday, Sept 6, 1854
The Bet'erNe (ll.) Democrat is authorized 70 ay
that Judge Breese is not and will not be candidate
for the United States Senate in opposition 70 Jsdse
Douglas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
IL. ,.nci,,ed Pms.
WASHINGTON. Monday San, 9 ,..,

w ArttNhlNNs 'lphnAN. Sept. &
The Secretary OF the Navy to-day copciaSsJ
agreement for chartering four of Cromwell. g.. "a
line of steamers, to serve with the Psrasu,v s,s
ditOn.
In addition to Capt. Chsuncey Lieuts. N,n...
Barnett, Nelson. Mitchell and Drake. to,-e,bsr ~
Purser Upham have been ordered 10 he s.ssmss
Niagara. which is to be ready within seven S,vs ).
proceed TO Charleston, and receive on board ,bec.S
ured Africans. They are to be taken To the cna,t
Liberia. under the charge Of 3 special aycp, 49,
kent and supported there by our Goverumsn, v,s
they can be otherwise provided for.
The official intelligence from Utah merely relate. =,
the movements Of the army, confirming the accou,s
already published.
Attorney -General Black returned from pennsylr.;,
this morning.
All the Cabinet officers are now in the city,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Yellow Fever nj CbarIe.sou.

CHARLESTON, ). C., Monday, Sept. 6, 1859
There were seyenty-tbree deaths by yellow fcvan
this city, for the week ending Saturday, per VI
official statement.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE y. Y. TRye,-x,
F,0a SPECIAL Coy,e.p0sdsnt
WASHINGTON, Monday, sept G. liza
The following naval officers have been oraa,.,,
report az New-York for service on bo,,s :,
Nisgars:
Captain John 5. Chauncey; Lieutenant., Inv
Mullany, T.. \. Barnet, \. j. Drake VIM. ~.
Nm. Mitchell; Surgeon, Edward Hudson, i..s.'
Surgeons, Thos. W. Leach, VI. z. Christian p'u1
4. C. Uphsm. Senior Engineer First As.s,.,,. Ir rsr
Farron, VIM. :. Siamn, l.. ID. Robe; second ,sea soa
ants. George X. johnson, Mortimer Kellogg r. NJ;
Assistants, J. Ii. Bailey, Wm. q. Bacheler p,..i .ri
Cronin, George W. Rogers; Acting -Boatswsir IT,.
X. Bartlett Carpenter, Nicholas Mayer: S,,los.a y'a
Lewis Ii. Wakeman.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

The steamer Huntress makes an excursion with a
fishing party to the Cholera Banks to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

HOLLowAY'S OINTMENT Ladies whose COM
Jexons are bemhed by eruptions Of Kind
theln snsl- pvt VI this Ontment Il healthy tone
u the external aGis Sold Ne 80 Maiden lane Ne~forS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
The PHmosoPnER's STONE or MEDICAL

SciEscrPhysic sSd Physicians have cured, now,
but they hsSe been uuao avoid entrebn the patient Tn
der old the GnTtgnse reduced
the s stage of and debility and then came the tedi.
ous expensive process o fehabsng his strength and
sutiou With elrs vines aud such hse costly But
the great REGULATING PlLL discovered By Dr. RAowAY
the celebrated New York chemists entirely cvouonIes ths
odous The kEGut Put Is the
combustion of healing and uutiVe power ]; horou shy
clesass the system prsas o. al dease aud unhealthy hu
mor aud the blood highly
oentrsed Strengthening and nysoTAyc By which the
pseu sustained even though able allow much
spoonful Of soup The READY RgigF and RENovATfNe RE
grand discoveries bu, they ecPscd BY
RADwAyS REGULATING PIT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
DIR. SMITHS MrsKETOES AND PIMPLES.

The face anoiued th the MAGNETIC SALvs; muske
toes bit pain aud the pimpes disappeared For
sale by pr 5 b sNirH No. 81 Csnsst near Church aud
by druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF

SILK TWIST. THREAD. NEEDLIs. sc.
Having reduced price Of Gil the articles in silk Twist
Thread Needle department We invite our customers to ca
sud examine iof themselves. l. NJ SINGER Co.,
No 458 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

BARTHoLF's new FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
"Tbey make firm and reliable stitch" Ladies Visitor.
III. an excellent machine" N Y. Express
Principal Offce No 4s9 Broadway, coz BToome.st
Local Ascuts wanted Address Box No 294l L. o., ~ Y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
GROVER g. BAKERS NEW AND ELE

The latter stitch is made BY aud elegant FAMILY MA
cisE just introduced which beautiful and sub
stants than other in the market merits the special
attention Of oil who desire 20 get the most quiet rapid simple
end elegant best adapted ~ oil varieties Of family
sew Ing. Send for d Circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
TuF ON DOMINION

TIE OLD DOMINION
COFFUE POT aud
THE OlD DOMINION
TEAPOT
Are ured under the or the United States, by
Arthur, BURNHAM GILRoY
Nos III and ll9 South le,h.s'., Philadelphia
aud for sale a, mauutscturers prices by h. z ToRREY
No. Platst. New-Nork.
Merchants visiting New York should BY all means lay IN
sappy Coffee and Tcapos which rapidly coming
into use and destined short time uPeTsede all Others
n p TORREy il also for the sale of
AkTHURs AIN TiGHT SELf-SEALlNG CANS AND
Jars
which is conceded al hands the best in the market
Also manufacturer aud patentee ot ToRshYs celebrated Do0S
SPRr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE y. Y. rRye,x,
-. 4, Sx<,.,l Tsyt,.popd>nf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

A>rok HOUSE y. \. Aug. IL, 1885
"Mrssrs PARso>S CO.-Genfenca. We have used your
In.cc Exerminator with and eheeray
mend public the best preparation for Co, kEoschcs
W. have ever used. Nours inly COLEMAN \ STETsoN"
Sod BY al Druggists
Depot BARNES s PARK n. Y