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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
MARINE AFFAIRS.
tor one week
FOR FrfOPE.

FOR EUROPE.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa Capt. Shannon
left yesterday for Liverpool with s. passengers and
s6G9, i22, % in specie. Among the prvsengers were
several Gentlemen belonging 10 the Government Of
Canada, the Hon. Alexander Galt, Inspector General
the Hon. Mr. Cartier and the Hon. j. Ross.
The Hamburg steamer Borussia Capt. Trau;mann,
also sailed for Southampton, Havre and Hamburg with
l65 passengers.
sLayERs 81 spEcTED.
For the last fortnight the United States Marshal has
endeavored to entrap two vessels whom he suspected
to be slavers. The one vessel at a point
distance up; the other vessel is yet at this port. The
vessel not in this harbor has escaped and the other has
changed her coors and altered her appearance so
much that she cannot be suspected, unless other
pcious circumstances should She is now taking
in an honest cargo. II cost the United States 10
tain these facts 1900. Express.
STEAMER NEW WORLD ARCHAEOLOGICAL LOAD OF
FREIGHr.
The steamer New World on her trip up the river
Monday night had the largest load of freight that has
as vet been brought out of New York this season. IL
amounted in the gross to over five hundred and hity
tuns She had, besides very large complement of
passengers which together with the low water caused
her to stick on Culyers Bar at an early hour yes
terday morning So hard aground did she rum that
was thought she might not get of again during the
day, and many passengers who went ashore IN small
boats avaed themselves Of the opportunity of reach
ing the City by hacks which had been driven down
there Many who did arrived in this city after the
steamer, for she got off and at her dock few
minutes benre o'clock. Albany Times Sept. 10.
NAVAL.
The naval general Court Martial convened at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard for the trial of Henry Levitt, has
by order of the Secretary of the Navy, adjourned sne
de, the prisoner having Unexpectedly absconded The
Court however is to hold itself in readiness to
sembe, should Levitt be arrested.
The steamer Memphis, purchased for the Paraguay
an Expedition, up to the Navy Yard yesterday,
and win be Immediately overhauled and fitted to carry
a large gun forward. She is very small craft, and
not at all calculated to stand fire.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
BROOKLYN BOARD OF UsaITu

The Board met Yesterday afternoon, present Alder
men KalbAeisch, Whitney and Franks.
After the reading Of the Minutes the Health Officer
presented his report. showing that ~ complaints Of
nuisarces had been made during the past week, and
attended TO; and adds, IN relation 20 the reported
yellow fever cases:
" On the 18th inst. my attention was called to the
death Of woman, after few days Illness Mt the
foot of Kcscy's alley, by DIR. Chapman Of Atlantic
street, and ihat her husband was then sick On i'm
mediate inquiry found that the man was absent at
tending his wfe's funeral directed the cleansing of
the premises by the agent Monday and on Tuesday
fndTg that there had been another DEATH his Honor
the Mayor visited the locality with me- and by his
direction the only person found sick he man above
referred to- sent to Fla;bush. From the very
certain information Of the history Of the cases, and
there being distinct Of coutagon found. the
case was not pronounced that Of yellow fever; but
through prudence the Mayor directed the evacuation
and immediate cleansing Of the house, which has been
done"
The communication was fled
The tenement houses on the corner Of Hamilton
avenue and Summit street were reported in filthy
condition and the Health Warden was directed TO see
that they were ceansed.
Some bills passed. and the Board adjourned
for one week
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
FIRES.

FIRE IN NINTH STREET.
Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, q tre occurred IN
the dwelling house of Austin Sherman, No. Is Ninth
street in consequence Of the ignition of kettle OF
composition which man was putting upon the roof
By some means oY other the tar and pitch took fire,
and the kettle being upset, the burning material
unsodered the tin and igncd the wood work Compos-
ing the roof. The fremen soon pat ont the fire. and
before much damage was done.
FIRES IN BROOKLYN.
About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, fire origi-
mated in shed attached to Whitneys oil factory in
Walworth street. near Park avenue caused by the
Overlooking of some combustbe material. The was
a quantity Of rosin in the she'd all of which was con
sumed but the main building which is Of brick, was
saved. The damage amounts 10 about $500.
Between aud O'Clock yesterday morning. a fire
broke out in hree-story frame house Ill Third avenue
between Twenty fifth and Twenty-sxth streets, owned
by William Dibs and occupied by Louis kruinbach,
Francis BauInan and Charles Miller Mr.. krumbach 3
furniture was insured in the Brooklyn Company for
fire communicated to the adjoining building, owned by
Francis Oakley which was destroyed. Loss about
81 200. House insured for $780, in the Brooklyn
Company, and S4OO on furniture, in the st. Nicholas
About "A O'Clock last evening fire broke ont in the
Greene g. Co.. at the foot of Even street, near the
Shell Road Eastern District. The buildings were but
one story in hight and of frame. They were complete
" DESTROYED with their contents consisting of hay and
feed. The fire department of the Eastern District
were soon ON the spot and succeeded IN saving the
main building the tannery and the rcpewak OF Law
renee & Co., nearly opposite from the flames. The
only damage done was to the stable ana storehouse,
amounting to about 500. Fully insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
MARRIE d.

ALLE.-ALLEN-In Brooklyn on Tuesday Sept T. BY the
Rev T. NJ. johnson, Arson c. Allen 70 Mary Ann Robins,
youngest daughter OF Mr. J. NJ Allen al Of Brooklyn.
BALDWIN-STEVENSON-A the residence of tho bride. on
"Wednesday sept l5 by the Rev John Bowling. VIM Henry
Baldv in 10 Mary Stevenson, al Of this city.
DORLAND-GREENWOOO- Wednesday, Sept. 10. al the
Church of the noanaiion by The Rev. H. Montgomery,
Gilbert T. Uorsnd, to Margaret daughter Of the late
Clark Greenwood all Of this city.
EyE-PERRY-On Tuesday Sept II, BY The Rev. B. c. C..
ParseT Mr. John Eve, eldest of John Smith, Penn
broke, Bermuda. 70 Mary youngest daughter Of Mr. John
Perry. deceased. OF this city.
FoRBEs-JONEs-on Thaa.day; Aug D. by the Rev. Cha.
Mr. Geo. h. Forbes 10 Miss phne Jones' all OF this city
KELLOGG-PHELPS-In this city, on Thursday Aug. 49,
by the Rev Julius Field, Mr. Amherst kellogg VI Milwaukee
Wis, TO Miss Isabella NJ Phelps Of New.York.
KING-BUCK-In Brooklyn Friday evening Sept. TO- By
the Rev Dr. Buddngton Mr. John J. king 20 Miss Anna
Victoria only daughter Of Roland Buck, all Of this city,
MILES-FRYF-n Andoyer Mass, Monday, Sept. 49, by
III. Rev Prot W g. T. Shedd Mr. Edwsrd G. Miles Miss
Esir Eta Erc lighter of the late Mr James Frye all OF
Andoysr
ROOD-PRUNNER- In Munich. Bavaria on "Wednesday
Aug H. in the Protesan Church Prof Ogden N Rood
Troy, n. Y, to Msihde Prunner of Munich
sCHFHCK-GODFREy-Ou Thursday Sept. g. In Trinity
Church. Southport, Conn, BY the Rev g. Emory Adran.
Scheuck e.4 of Newark to Miss Elizabeth H. dau sher
of J. Godfrey, esd, Of the former place.
STEEI.-JOHNSON-At New Brunswick, ~ j., Sunday
evening Sept H. by the Rev. Mr. Van Doren, Mr. Samuel
s;re Of New Brunswick Mis- Laura johnson OF Flushing.
l..
THAYER-LOPEZ-In santiago Chill. on Sunday July by
the Rev. Noises Pcon David r. rhsyer, formerly OF Troy,
h. l.. 20 Donna Msgari,s Lopez OF the former place.
TYL2R-NlCHOLS-in Wasren Mass. on Tuesday, Sept T.
the Rev. w Smith, Mr. A. g. Tyler OF Verdsia La, 10
Mi-s Sarah X Nichols Of Warren.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
DIED.

BATEs-In NeYork Tuesday, Sept. H. OF congestion Of
the BRAIN George Bates only Of James and Emily Bates
aged year month, aud days
BROaBERG-A, No. Madison street; Tue.day, Sept H.
Emile BrOmbsrs daughter Of Ellen aud John BrosbeH
agec mouths
BURLING-At Msmaonsck Saturday, Sept, II, Clara
Rb-ecs ony daughter Of Lancaster aud Rsb-cea Burns
aged years and months.
CAULDWELIs-On Tuesday, Sept. IA, Elizabeth widow Of
the late Cornelu. Csudw. the sld year her age.
Her fhend. snd those Of her Eoensrer Cadwe are re-
spesfy invited attend the funeral services her ais
residence, No 81 East Broadway this lrhGr'dsy) morning.
a, 10 o'clock
DANIELs-In Toledo Ohio Saturday, Sept, 4, Fit.
Cleveland daughter Of tn. Res. Geo C. Hyde and wife Of
n W. Daniels. esq. aged 2 years
DE cAMP-In New Orleans on Monday, Sept, Mr.; William
DE- Camp el6es, daughter Of Josiah Rhodes Of SswYos
GLL-On Monday, Sept l3 in Brooklyn William Comfy
Of William D. aud Mary Gill, as-d year and II months
HAYA, No ls4 East Twenty third Tuesday Sep
II, sarah A, daughter Of Charles and Sssn Hay aged ~
months
HgBBELL-a No "5 Henry street, s1 Tuesday 4 TGr5nF e
AID da, Of the ate Capt John Anderson Of this city
LESLIEon Wednestsy Sept, IS, after pro,rseed lness,
saTan wife Of Jas Y Leslie, .sed 81 yesn -,
Friday. sep, II, at 10 O'Clock from the house, No.
Hoy street, Brooklyn.
LINEHAN-Ai No. 20 East Twelfth street on Tuesday. Sept
H. Elizabeth Anne daughter Of George aud Honora Lnehan
AGED - years and months
MILLEROn Tuesday Sep, IA, Mrs. MsryP Miller, relic. Of
The friend. and rrv.s Of the late John s. Doughty ESQ.,
ns:ed 20 aead the funrrs! At st. AIMS Church. Bookyn
on Thursday AZ p. m
kASH-On Tuesday S-p. H. Dewitt Thompson, only Of
David D. and Catherine Nah, aged yeass, months and %
days.
The relatives and friends Of The family respectfully invited
70 siteld tn- nera afternoon O'clock from the
residence Of his hr Of Sixty first street and Tenth
syenge Carriages viii be in waiting s the terminus of the
Exh,hsvenGe Railroad, Ftyninth street and Broadway
from II 10 m
EEWETT-At No $50 Lsurens street, Tuesday Sept. H.
LOTUS Warrington Nexett, Of Henry l. and Lila
kswr., aged months and % daya
POWER-On Tuesday mornns Sept a. ater short but
we're llness her residence, No Carroll place Dr. william
Power aged 50 years
The ends and relatives Of the deeeased and those Of b family
invited attend funeral from his late residence on
Thursday morning 10 O'Clock The fellows of the AesnenJ
Of Medicine ike wise invited TO attend.
R0GERs-!n ihis city, 90 Tuesday Sept H. John '" h0sen
formerly Of Plymouth. NH.
Chicago and Detroit papers pesse copy.
SCH0fTIES-In South Brooklyn Monday esenins sep
Is, Jehn L., OF Nicholas and Anna Schof''ea ssed
yrso ard dsyA
rHOAAS-Ia b.ookyr Tuesday Sept H. NA1y' VIZ" "
E.ss.-, Taona;. i tae rEh yea; oi yHs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

,xrd csy
m resive. .na fcrds q n fanay respectfully
ssferi ~ funeral IRIS Thr-s.a, aAss-,s- =. ,elk
trora her la,e residence. No - Heury rr--t
TOLERroN-ln flgshias. on Tae.day noraial s~vs IL
Roael, n Tc' N lie Sth Jeaf oi a. sgr iaa.A
ant Of Nsv.Ycrk City
Tfe ,,a,vts sud friends % he family respectful, iayS
attend he funeral from he r,steace o. ais N las.
Mr Ei.hs Forbe. No. 10 South four-h srr~, wuNsn..
trssn On cav the lTiA nsi.. al ocloSk. h Tenz,u.
VIII O. taken 20 Gre@uwooS Cemetery.
VAN NsNE-On Wsdnssisy sep Il. of liver oompiass.
Cat. David al Nauc Ard g vedrs
Hs RELATIVES sli friends fe,rt, invited % s''rnd tA~
fr-r. hi. ste rrsiercr Mariner, hsfoor J., -
FridAy sitcruoOu O. 2o'ci-S.
WEED-Iu ihi, city Tuesday cyennS Sent, "a OF aS-
VOC, debility, An Dudley, wife o. James Wed aEea -
Tie relatives ard fnGs o IRE family aa1 ef her son Ea.d
h Weed. invited ~fhou, urthrr notie, 20 attend me
.aue "a. tc.y CThar>asy) n om her a.e rrshies-.
No g "a. Thirlernh sfrr.t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
AcN
STEAM TERNINIs on FOURTH AyElH Tho =

opposed he epesi the Ordinance Just erorced and IN
favor fair trial being II who have ed the petition
for is repeal under erroneous mpressons and have since had
a. opportunity b. satisfied with the sd of the change
viii please add ,heT Petitions oe toani at the fol
lowing pisces
H. C. Pridhsul No. tS8 Fourth
Jas Ingram Son, 2j,h street ana tosh aysnue
Sain, Nicholas Hotel Broadway.
Phelps. Bliss a Co. No Stn Bro idway
Iohr Kerr s. Co. No. IS Leonard street.
Warren s Wilson. No. n Murray street.
B. NJ. Whiock No. Is B-ekman street.
A. Bun & Co, No l0l Cliff street
Phelps, Dodge Co. No. 10 Clif stree.
George T. Olyphan.. No iS South street.
Benz a. Eie.d, No. ~ Water street.
Dsy,on. Sprsgue Co, No. i0f Front street
Philip X. wilkins. No Pine street.
Reynolis 4 Van Schscs, Bank Of Commerce u -idin:.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

THi LlCfNsE QUysrros.-M the meeting et the
Common Cosnc OF Jersey City. on Tuesday evening
Ald- Wickytre moved 20 take from the tabf-the
yet0cs - setting Mayor ThurSton. presented AMI rad
upon the table at the ass meeting in reference to the
licensing of number OF places for the sale of lqn"r.
The motion adopted and AID Erwin moved that
a license be granted To w l. Brokng, grocer, not
was the vote
YEasMessr.. Cisrs. Wickwnre. Tidrn. Erw,o. Harden
burgh Nc Bride, ~ H. Brown, McLsE-h and Noorhi-s.
N-Messrs |hrrs.ou. Hankins Van Nors, Esr Christie
and Decker
tyo-thirds vote being required. the motion was
lost After voting TO gran; licenses TO one or two
others with similar results, action the balance was
nnstDonei
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
CITY ITEMS.

GEOLOGICAL LEcTuREs.-To-morrow evening. Dr.
Boynton commences his course OF eight illustrated ee
lures on Geology and Natural History, in the large
hall of the Cooper Institute. The fame OF the lecturer
the novel interest of his subject together with the b
liant series of paintings and apparatus to be exhibited
will doubtless secure large attendance These iec-
tures delivered five years since at the Metropolitan or
Jenny Lind" Hail. in this city, attracted an immense
audience, filling the building to the second gallery,
and earning for DIR. Boynton the reputation OF being
one Of the most entertaining scientific lecturer. OF the
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

FALSE RFPoRT.-The Mayor was informed yester-
day that new case Of yelo. fever had broken out at
the foot of Amty street. His Honor and the Health
Officer Immediately investigated the matter. Three
physicians were summoned and they came to the
unanimous. conclusion that il was case OF bilious
remtent fever The name Of the sick man Is John
Mugan No new cases Of yellow fever nave come to
the knowledge Of the authorities The houses in kei-
scy's alley, where the disease appeared some days
since. have been ceansed and sprinkled with chloride
of lime aud other di-nfcc.ant-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
L.4U INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMsrRs-Sep,. 1-Sefore Jutse Da-
WHAT Constitutes 4 1NkArkE
The ~ the Society for he Reformation OF Jbsene
Aelinqueras egt Charles Eustsfhi 80 al.
Three suits have been instituted to damages
from defendants. who proprietors Of ser bier gardens and
theare giving theatrical representations without licenses
motion made D. deiendaui this morning 10 set. the
issues for the purpose OF trying the BY lury Plaintiffs
objected the ground that the questions raised were isss a
Law They s.se that theatrical representations given
defeudt places, with 'he usual sppur,ensnoes, &C.. Of
theatre Ou the other hald the defendants claim that the sole
object 4 their place. socsy and that the value
the required for admission returned in the shape Of lager
bier.
Judge Ingrahsm having previously denied motion for per
petual injunction against the dsfendat from which decision
appeals about BE- taken Judge Davies ordered the
motion remain Ia statl quo till the appeal decided
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-SEsr. l5.-Before Judge
CULVER

The case Of Daniel BROOKS against " IIIuui HHu-
ford being assault and battery was concluded IN
this Cour yesterday A charged the parties met the
ner An- and Grand time In April las
aud The fndsn being IN struck plaintiff with
whip The injury does appear have been serious Ts
cause have been dispute about money matters The
being given jury verdict Of p for plaintiff
rendered. - .
CALEND,R. Sept, 16-Nos. IL. 80, 60, 62, 63, 81,
6j s. o. 60 60 20 H. ~ 80 a. IS TO- II 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
NEUvJERSEY ITEMS.

pEroCRsrTc COUNrY CoSvTSrF5,. INC i ie.io
cratic Convention ior Hudson County 20 nv'nlna,lnS
A.senbymsn and three Coroners WA h',ld s'r.sI
day afternoon ST Carpenters Hotel IN h@9 "S r' Wy,
chosen President. The following named gan 'ehien
nominated:
foy .t.sHs Hssyas.-Henry Beatty OF Hudson City . -,
COr1ErTs-Barnsrd NcAnaily jersey Cty; a W bcs 'n'
io6osen James Donaelly. Hudson City.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONS-WE EDs EsoAy, SEPT, Is
Before Judge RussfLL

Justice is at stand-sti in this Court. Judge Rus
~. did i.e to-day tha. Is worth chroniring John H. Canoe
pleaded guilty attsmp, grand larceny aud
fenced the Prison for two John Wallace wa
couvic.rd Of grand larceny ana visited with the same pun
ishr,u Charles Nage indicted for burglary convicted
pet 'arceny Judge Russell scDenoed hm o the Penter
and fined him Is leo Philip Webster
Of a,mp commit burglary and sentenced 70
ihe Peu.enary year. so far this September Term,
under Judge Ru.se ,pefufendencc has ben slow IN
f,r he euas of ID. Justice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

MEETING or STATEN IsLASDERs-A public meet
ing Of the citizens of Richmond County, called, it is
said. by the staid, conservative citizens Of the
county, is to be held at the county seat next Satur
day. at O'Clock p. IN. The object Of the meeting,
our reporter was informed by Of the Committee of
Arrangements, is to lay before the public correct
statement OF all the facts connected with the destruc
ton of Quarantine, and to obtain expression of
opinion the subject. The whole history of Quaran-
tine and the troubles connected with it, is TO be gone
into The meeting has been purposely delayed, until
the public excitement had time to subside.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

Hr.yr FoRcKRY oY DnAFTs.-Mr. VIM. II. Dyck-
man Of the firm of Curtis & Dyckmsn, No. 30 Beaver
street. made affidavit before Justice WEIGH on wednes
day. charging that $99 400 had been obtained of them
on forged drafts, purporting to be from J. Mezzero
Co. Of Havana, presented by Charles p DelacroiA On
ascertaning that the drafts had been forged, they
applied to Delscroi1, when be tod them the drafts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

PoLIcE CoANissIosERs.-The Police Commission
ers met yesterdsy-Messrs. Nye, Bowen, Stranahan
and StiImsn present-and disposed Of l4l cases of
complaints against policemen Swayne Lindsey, who
refused to 80 to Quarantine, was dismissed. james
Dunn. doormsn at the Sixth Wand, dismissed for
gross improperly in the S,s.ion-House, and Officer
Moran of the Eighteenth Ward for breaking the arm
of an inoffensve man, received Like sentence. The
Board meets again on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
CORREC TTON.

To n, Editor # The ~ L. TyibuTe.
SIR: A. a member of Stamford Fire Engine Co.
NO statement made IN you, Pspr OF
th morning the late encanpnf-nt held IN this
place neither he IRE comparie- parat,d IN th-
parade ard particularly Stamford Fire Engine So No
Stamford, Sept. II, 1853. firfONNM
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

DEATH FROM ALLEGED YIoLEscE.-Ann Kennedy.
the woman who injured on Monday nigh, by being
pushed or by falling down the front steps Of No. 1888
Ludlow street. died on Wednesday a, Bellevue Hos
pital and an inquest will be held upca the body to-
day. A man charged with having pushed her down
the steps is now under arrest, awaiting the result Of
the ipuuest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

Eor,n,txe A, ;-f.,t bout three weeks of age
VS.. found in the arey eads. to ne resroi No. lsl
Wt.eg-,iree.. ON Tuesday MIA q. II was gwen N
charge Cf th. SuDe~lntenieutso. me fO"t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER e 1853
A.. I..iha Mir ~

p,--,,,.sr-s. Mrs. I,s.sis Mssr. residing N
smith .i-.e. y:as.ern District. lost valuable sosd
vstcL 81 ~. M ison Aveuue tery yesterday morn
inc by bsxi.1 - pcck ct picked BY thief X was
not recovered
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

NJ SicELEs USEAsY.-Wr have il from Unanes-
tDgable authority tina; Daniel r. Sickle, has written
oag letter 10 Secretary Cobb. in which he state. 20
that Gentleman that IL ne does remove Collector
Scle RON tie position he occupies. wiihin tcu
d.y. from Tie date If his letter. be- sickle NJ. resi- Tn
bi, Ca. n Congress The TeaSoa alleged for thu
course Il action on the part o. >'sSes - that the
Sar-etsry of the Treasury coEsrmed the names sent
In - him bv Mr. Sche and failed 10 fain in office the
e.uecal friends Of NJ. >icks. The Secretary of the
Treasury considers Mr. Sickt.s demand rather
reasonaoe or a gentleman Of his Heigst and preten-
siou. Therefore his friend. may reasonably expect
his .ariy resignation in accordance with MS voluntary
pledge Tie " ten days referred TO are, We believe.
rp today. Daily Sews, 10th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

METHODIST Episcopal CHuRcH, MAsaRcskcK-A
meeting OF the Trustees o. this church was held ON
Tuesday evening and took into consideration the pro-
prety ~ erecting larger house of public worship TO
meet the demands OF the greatly augmented consrega-
,on. 1t was resolved to erect large and handsome
edice in more central part of the village as soon a.
suitable plot of ground can be obtained upon reason
able terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

Nl~ TIxI FoR TN HARLfs RiILRotD.-TLe
early Fap arrangement for running the trains an the
Harlem Railroad vii 20 into effec, on Monday peK-
2Gth inst. The p. m. train, now running TO " gite
Plains will b. extended TO Dover Plains and the :.
p. H.. running TO Dover Plains. Will run only to
White Plains, aud the present GEO p. n. train from
White P.ains for this city vii leave zen minutes later
The hours Of departure OF the train. from this city on
ami after Monday will be a. follow:
8:lo a. H.. for Willam.hridse and az way s,4.ions
$3.50 a. for Albany snd oil stations above Wiisusb-irr
II 200 A. H., for " liamsbrid and ali Way stations
ll 80 a IT, for White Plains and all way stations.
2:J1 r. m. for William sbrldEe aud ali stations
1850 p DoyeT Plains station. north VII
Lam. .bridge.
$500 p H. for White Plains and all way stations.
$50 p n. for VIII sbridEe and al way ststioLs.
s;f5 p n. Tor Nhi,- Plain, and al stations
$50 :. n. Nilism-briose and sll " .fati0a-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

The EyESIsG ScHooLs-The Board of Education
have designated Monday evening. Sept 90 for the
opening Of TX free evening schools for both males aud
females The schools are located as follows: No. |,
corner OF Concord aud Adams streets No. =, Warren
near Smith street No. 3 Fifth near North Fifth street
No. A. Remsen near Even street; No. 5, Adephi street
near Myrtle avenue; coored school No. |, Willoughby
street near RAYMOND street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

TArR REV. BISHOP JASEs uF NEw-YoFS CRY SHor.
III Detroit Airerfiser % Friday says that the Rev
Bishop Jane, of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
was accidentally sho, in Indianapolis on Thursday
while walking along the street from the residence Of
Bishop An.es and narrowly escaped from heath. A
hall fion a gun. oa'elss,y nFed by boy struck nlIn
in te face en;erirg hs !et check ana penetrating 10
,hr ro.c. Il was promptly extracted ami re wound
h nn cnrsiic.ch dangerUns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
fAdyerisaUrrft

G.s-CAs-GAs FIXTURES. large assert.
paut Of beautiful aud entirely designs will b. found
rea, Manc Drpo No. so Broadway The trade sup
pisd AZ The usaa. terms ARCHER WARSEe 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

hM,N FOUND DEAp.-Oficer Rl-sel Of ue Twea-
,;eth Precinct found the dead body ~ unknown
man wing in the cellar of premises No. go Tenth ave-
nue. and notified Coroner Perry. who will hold an in-
quest The remains are much decomposed, and appa-
rentlv had been lying there for two or three days.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

BrRe1,ev- house of NJ. James Van Duyno.
in S,sntoD-,tra,. -. ieouioa,y entered few nights
~ Ard T. ,... - ;. 1talo0n, containing $50 was
a., e., -. -. apartment. The pan,sloons
"a, lea in tIc es,I %, the money was gone.