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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

.sri religious inclination sad his prepared tie usy
.sg syEen Of dsbsscaery - secrnnsb.e - thsss ss
the srcen: hesthsrs, Of witch iear.ei writer says
Cato Wa askamed 10 Be preser. 81 then,
In my reIt let;er-hsvirs COW disposed Of tbs
short bu' rscessy .ke.eh OF the state Of parties Dur
ing slsyery-I shan erdesvor TO combs; the p-cpcs-
ton 4 4 the emancipation Of the szvss Sc been The
cause ofthe misfoItunes of,he country And think
.hkn very satisfactorily demonstrate the falsty, aud
consequently IL improperly % such sccnclusi,r.
No longer ego than the ll.h Of The preser mcnth TIE
Lc-dor Herald advanced the statement thst the
Briti.h Government I" almost altogether ruined The
Wet Indian colonies BY suddenly sappressns
Slavery how far these strange notions xe resoe-
esble with the plain evidence Of truth ard justice,
you, Sir, and the ntegen: public Of Americs will be
able to judge when shall have lsid the simple iscts
before you. And, with respect, l ST. yours,
Mr. York June %, 1861 vIAfOR NERIrATiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
INDUSTRY. INTENTION AND SCIENCE

A MrRcURIAL STEAM GAUGE, patented june ~,
1857 and manufactured by Messrs. Miller & Dannsr,
Canton, o, has beer working for two months IN
our pres-room, where i. gives satisfaction. IL
there placed BY the side Of an A'croft's g'usei
and as both indicate practically tue same pressure,
We presume in' they are equally correct. Inc
-ssure i indicated a. usual, by the hight OF INC
mercury in . pipe, in which sr acts ss 'pI'ns'
This pipe, however does not turn up IN the "op'
of q siphon; it is straight and enlarged o. Tue
lower end into an inverted cup, closed BY % es'
tic di,k of India rubber. BY this arrangement the
gauge may Be tilted without any risk OF 'osias .Hs
mercury or Of the correctness Of the ins'rune0.
altered Another advantage consists IN preserving 'u'
mercury from the contact Of steam aud water nu,
rcosed, this metallic liquid does not become oi.allea
ard black, as is too often the case On tue contrary
II remains as white ard pure az when hrH 'niouu,
and TINS the pdcstions continue to be perfectly
Tuy IycyrsoIL Lock .yD TIE.-At the lGvuts.on
of M Rea,tie. We Witnessed on yes;erd,y, a. Lamar
cotton ore IS. an experiment with the Inserson
ard Tie" for bslrg cotton. a bag Oh co..eI 81,
ing $40 pourds was placed in the PIess, 90 .hs
having been compressed 90 INC Sr;ua to the infer.
ority Of the iron used, which was IsIsSs'
than was contemplated, three OF Tue JAM 100
when the pressure was removed. ~ .rd t. (,
was more successful. The lpgt rson Ln ~ hsa e.
the simplest invention of the kind which we nave WIZ
messed. and comes fully within the seope ana
Of the simplest plantation hand Prom tnt eADe i
neut We wine ssed We are satisfied ths, wiz little
practice il can be e1pedtousy used a. tns press. a.
the rope bands in use, ara ron " l,o,nn,s.
prevention against FIRE and bursting, mus srr;.y
i'seii 'e 'ne ia'oi VI S"e f fssvsnIsh Georgaa-
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AAIJNE AFFA,ks.

1fr .ssAfA Asr XNIkicL SOLD res rhE tks.rs
IRWIN IisI.
TIE Dcg.a FREQ Press iea.pe rs. tAeee ssear,H',
hey sAken a-srt.e zoe Of tns s.. LsWreacs X ss'
have bteo said es tier proPs,s:o: Mr.. " 7. S;svA
sr the s-m q 100000. Their dssas.cr sad 70 B.
California whe-s they Ae intended :, run be.wesl m
Frsrc.- . s-d Frazer River, ;hs ne~ gold u;ninS i
aic.. Ire upper works VII Be removed daring tho
voyage cvt, and replaced a. S.a Frsscisoo.
Ar.vrR srIzTp AZ KKr WEST.
Cosrs,ro s4-res Of Ire N y. Lxr-sa
KY WTSr. JAY II, lsSs
TIE b.k Lyrs, formerly owned IL New icrS, and
CT whose presence in oar waters You were on
the l0th inst bss been se1ed oy our 20 ec'or 10y os
irg engaged Il the slsys-I@e.
F-om al hsye beeu able % hsrn, ter MASTER,
CsrtsiL Kinney is perfectly inDocsn. OF ne ictsnon.
of those On board, no. having recsivsd ne sASaes,
n.i,.at.en tia; tie bark wss engseea n an mega
srsfi..
He appeared sn1ious ard assisted in thorough
overhaul.pc Of ne cargo ard did s n his oser 10
aid those IN tie performances OF thst duiy.
From all the icformsnon hsve osen ao.s 20 se,
bold OF, have no doubt bat tAst tue yrs VIII msst
the sane fate ;hat tie brig H1ntress DID,.
Her trisl will not take plsce until the return OF
JUICE Marvin, who IS on VISIT North. lac YAK
vii, however, be hsuied INTO tae SIP, Soa ne, cas
81 red in TIE public warehouse. TIE United states
Marshal viii cell the pershsbe portion IN few dsys.
NAVAL.
The United States soop Of ss- Arctic arrived here
this morning from Key West, wheace che hat pess
ant run. She left the Wabash Colorado, Con:te g.
ton, Macedonian ard Ssrstogs at Key Wes:. 10 the
fleet the health is nerslly good The Arctic bnng
home surgeon lockwood, who was transferred from
the Constellation, Passed Asestan. Surgeon Hudson,
being transferred from the Arctic 70 the COnsts
The following is list OF the officers returned in the
Arctic: Com. II. j. Hsrtstene: L,eus. j. K. McMul-
laney, II. n. Garland, +. p. McCres; Surgeon, j. A.
lockwood; First Assistant Esgneer A. c. Sinners
Second Assstsn. Engineer, j. S. Albert; Third Assist
ant Engineer, +. +. Brown. Wssh. S.ar, 9th.
rHE NEW UNITED STATES STEAMERS.
The soops- Of var the construction OF which an
appropriation was made by Congress at the iae SOS
zion, will be built at tho following pis,es: One al
Pensacola; one at Norfolk; one at khtsry, Name;
one padde-whee steamer. drawing three 70 four tee
Of ws,er, 81 San Francisco two probably at Phlii
delpha, and two at Nes.York. II was intended Il
build one at Boston and one at New-York, but look
ing at the am unt OF work done and no being done
at Boston for the Navy, and tie superior facilities al
New-York, il is believed viii De Constructed a
Boston, but that the two will be built at New York
No doubt. two will be given to Palsielphs. Three
are 10 draw rot than ten feet Of water, AMI the
rest not more than fourteen feet. The Secretary o.
the Navy will rot permit them 10 exceed this draft
but rather desires they should ce under il.
Washington Star.
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4 GREAT FLOOD IN KANSAS.


T,e~ TIE Tesscsvsyt Ksr,u, ris<. ys.,-
We nsd another depsiDs storm Of ran oo tae a;sst
OF the 18th. The day had been sultry Yet Q breeze
had sottened The hest and citizens stood brave
y. But toward night, dark, mlIky cloud, g,.he-e
4 the north, and about O'Clock D. IN ,Ae rosy 81 -
thunder ana the vivid flashes Of lightning gave a,ms-
taxable signs OF Q stormy night.
Soon after the rain began 10 fall .nd 4 teI IS
the heavens were msde Of water The stsc, up,,
Three Nile creek was instantaneous. u ove-T) vsd
its banks, and by nidaisht was hisher ,il, ever
known 70 be by the oldest inhsbi.sct. Toe Valx
House Wings grocery, and all the bgii ilnsss to
neishborhood st the crossing OF the G,vsrrGe1 rosi
under ~ster-son,e four s'ne three al sona
oue foot.
Bu, al or near midnight the nei ybb,rs in thst
ton O: tie city who hsc 10 Icst ,as nsl' s,ri 80
cry ofestress. The Wild shout OF :" Hep aep
sounded strsr cely a. borne the wings 81 TIE rilt
storm teen rsgng. l; wss sscegtaiaec lbs, sorso
wagons were 10 the creek
Brave felows volunteered, sad very so)D the s.e'-
bound were relieved. The wagons had Il % anan-
bonded Enough that life Was m,ae secars. G)eds,
beds, ard Whist not, had " to &C." rns m 80, Women
and chidren. threatened with death By the ntadsn-
irg ffesbet, were relieved Tnsn csns aal,ler ~
o: Danger.
Housss from Cincipnst lsores were b,ras ss,y 81
the bosom OF the wateEsl c1nlo hOs,ins DOM tna
creek. One evidently had family in il. Near
Wipg's grocery their cry for help was heard. S)n3
few breasted the storm, took out irom ne f)su
bGildug mo;heT, who bad been ooohaed ID 9 SICK
bed FIR some four weeks, ard four chiren .na csrs
for them.
In South LeavenwoIth, where We happened q Be.
We supposed that the people IN the wagons sod in
the house had been lost Some q got d. Sim pss
to the bridge but the land side hsd been swept
al there possibility OF crossing or o. ienirs
aid 70 sufferers the other eide.
Tie people il the neighborhooi Of Wirgs, q. the
crossing on the Government rosd, behaved n,bly.
Young and old were out ready to do what tasy eoad
10 breast the darkness, III up only ~ tae hsan.ng.
ard the fearful stor H. AID the angry wA;es, % save
life, and even rescue property.
an the bridges are swept away, or so broken /" {,
be impossible by teams. Lumber, parts OF house,,
large panks &c. are scattered along the ciesk, ts-
ms too plainly OF the erceness OF the storm sod tas
fury Of the waters. We ri,ice, boNever, ths, M
lives were sacrificed and hope il may be long er
such another blast Of wind sld raia may vsii as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

FISHING ON rsE NORTHEAST CoAT.-Ths Md
n,chi CLEANER has the following 10 regard W the Aner-
lean fishing fleet upon their coast;
"There is a largo fleet OF American fishermen on
our coast tho present season gentleman Informed
us that he on Sunday ast one hundred and hf.y
sail at anchor within sgnt Of Fox Island. lsrga
number Of The crews landed during the day on the
leland for recreation In the evening all the vessels
were under woy proceeding to the fishing grounds.
II appears by the American papers that hsst OF up-
ward of six hundred wssels have proceeded Eom the
Sse of Massachusetts, alone TO the Gulf shore :? pros
ecu.e the fisheries. The tunnage OF this heet = said
10 be "a, co., manned by about 5000, and the ssti.
mated va ne with outfit, is rated a. ~, 0Ov VIII
our readers perusirg ths, stop minute sud ssk
then selves-HoG is it that our rsghbors cen san
some hundreds Of miles to the hng grounds, and ~
many back again with their cargoes, and make money,
while our oWn people, living on the Gulf are sffed IN
embark in the fisheries fearful they will no. pay and
expend nearly all their energies in another trade,
which has been tried for year,, and proved bsyond
dspute that it Is hazardous one, and has not pad
1.-THE for the amount Of capital aud labor tast have
been expended upon 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

As ATTEMPTED REscug-Two MEs Sior.-w
learn from gentlemen down from 1t. Anthony yester-
day, that 90 Monday evening two lumbermse vera
shot by the turnkeys of the jail in sn stsmpt 70 res
comrades from the JAIL and that one Of them
died yesterday. 1t seems that few days sincs, two
Of this gang Of rufisns sentenced to imQrisoo-
ment in default of money to pay the fine which vas
assessed them for riotous conduct. Several threats
had been made by the lswless gang with whom they
we've connected, that they would take them out By
force if they we're not released. On Monday even-
irg about ten Of the rufans spprosched the ail In
body clustering that they AID have the men out. .
The turkeys, Mr.. Csrley and another person,
promptly warned them not to approach, and il they
did It would be at their peril. A fellow named Cox
and another called Clookey disregar the threat,
and attempted to rush into the j.i Carey drew big
revolver and snapped It at hun promptly, bat IL
missed fire orce or twice, and only wounded Cox In
the shoulder. In the conflict between the asssiisns
and the turnkeys, Mr. Csrley was shot In the head
and slightly wcuided, and the riStsr, Cooley shot
through the bowels. The rioters then fell bsek aud
dispersed Clookey was taken care Of but the wound,
we learn, has since proved fatal. Some Of the rioters
were arrested yesterday morning. and lodged IN the
calaboose The wounded turnkey Is but little In
jursd. ISt. Paul Times, June Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

THE XXXrH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAS H.
sTITurr will be held in the Crystal Palace and is to
open earlier this year than usua-that is the 18th
of September II will close en- the Goth Of October.
All articles must be directed aud applications for
space made to VIM. b. Lsonard, Agent. The msn-
sgers cay:
Exhibitions have been held by the American Ins',,
tute for the last twenty nine years, and their mort
snte 10 tie public cannot be too highly estimated.
Thousands Of citizens from every part If our vast o.
public resort to our city duripS these exhibition.
brought in contact and .ne opportunity given aow VS.
them to explain the csture OF their various produc
tons' Saies - large amounts are consummated,
eonpa-sone are made, and visitors csrry home with
tfcrn vast amount of knowledge not otherwise OBJ
| tarsble. =,
monuments Of American genius and labor, requires its
annual aiIs TO sive life to lis members, q. well as
new Ssirg stimulus TO inventors and exhibitors
The Of previous exhibitions lustIiies us
in appealing with confidence 70 the public for
tp aance OF tia: support which has for quarter OF
century Crowned or Efforts.
Tie articles will be arranged with promptnsss.
Great efforts will be made 10 secure competent and
ointerested judges, TO anime and report upon eve y
| article offered for competition.
Premums-of gold, silver and bronze medals, silver
cups, books and dplomas-wil be awarded to exhio-
i,ors Of aItcles decided to be worthy of the same.
lie sG0i,ion 10 the aforementioned premiums, the
managers have resolved to award large gold medal
10 articles of superior merit and utility for which prize
Inventors and mechanics are earnestly solicited to
| compete.
chipery and rev inventions, manufactures of all de-
scriptlCrs snd agricultural and horticultural produc-
tions of every kmd and the coming fair will present
increased facilities 70 the sg,icul.urst, pomooget ADD
fo-is: for the exhibition Of tae products of ihs soil
Ibs-l premiums vii be offered )r the eeresis, irGi'
| f,ys-t IlC Ysve.st 10 81 car cNGLry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27
THE ARMY OF UTAH.
GENERAL ORDERS-No. %.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF UTAH,
C.up R.rwvyS BIC avn IIrTTy MOUNTAIN

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF UTAH,
CAMP BErwEEs BIC AND LITTLE MouSrNN,
UTAH TERRITORY, June %, 1853.
That the reputation Of this army for good order and
discipline may not suffer from the sets Of eydsposed
persons commanders OF regiments and corps will
order that to person be permitted to leave
the ranks, except in case OF absolute necessy AID
when passing through Great Salt Lske City and its
suburbs they will take the necessary precautions to
prevent any belonging TO their commsnd leaving
the column to enter the city. Qusrtermasters and
commssaries will take care that their respective eu-
ployees prevent their herds from trespsssng on the
fields and the Provost Marshal will wsrn the follow
ers and retsnsrs of the army rot t. violate the spirit
of this order and station his force a. TO prevent all
persons 20 offending
BY order Of 4. g. JOHNSTON, Brig Gen.
Y T PORTER. Assist. Adj Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

OUR RELATIONS WIN ST. DoNlyGo.-A Wish.ss
ton dspatch ssys:
Lean from very reliable source tina. 80 soon ~
Baez was defeat and Santana restored to YER ID
st. Domingo, as reported by Capt McIntosh of the
United States Navy, our Government took the mits.
tory step toward securing octholi there which may
lead 10 the establishment Of permanent Gove-rueae
by tie whites Santana himself white man. u aho-
gether favorable to the whites ard ia the opinion OF
the Administration, the golden moment hss arrived
for securing influence the island which may leaf
to it's regeneration. II may be remembered that Bssz
proposed tendipg diplomato agent ~ the Uaited
States, but, mulatto himself he wished to sccredn
negro as his representative near this Government.
To this, objection urged by Mr. Mason snd others
in the United Stses Senate, even before the delivery
Of the bred Scott opinion. Stntsna a. our Govern
ment has been informed is anxious TO send whitS
Minister here, provided the Uuited States Viii recog
nize his Government and give linn their infience and
encourag ment. This subject has occupied mach OK
the attention Of the Executive, and as behevs Mo
buchanan will want TO make a clean sweep, should he
deter mike to enlarge the OF freedom in the Galfs
doubt not arrangements are being perecs sd Jf oscs-
ing up Santana and sustaining him in his s6orts ~
fern q respectable Government, assigning 70 the
negro popu alton that social aud political position only
TO which nature intended them. / hope soon 10
disclose to your readers the whole st. Domingo pro-
GRAN me"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

AyrrIcTlvr Evryr-Mr William Kehoo, who has
for maoy years been employed to carry the mai .ss
between the Peat. Office and the cars, was Killed To-
stsntly at O'Clock On Monday afternoon by the en-
CINE of the express train going west The down tram
had commenced moving, when Mr.. kshoo arrived
with two mail bags on hi shoulder, with third
brought by his dOg-uniformly an assistant 10 tlst
seryee-snd the two we're thrown on the PLATFORM 6y
direction of the conductor But IN turning to take
the other he was struck by the engine OF the express
train which leaves Albany at ii o'clock, bus waca
was row % minutes behind time. His body was dread.
fully mar gled and the sudden and uotmey death OF
respected fellow citizen causes deeper sadness on
the minds Of the community from the manner OF IT,
For years tee express tralrs, taa' pass TINS paJ'
withou. stopping, have through the village WIN
out slackeripg speed, generally, cup 'o77o ~ '"e
rate Of thirty or forty miles IN hour.
A village ordnance was passed some three yesrs
ago restricting their speed 20 rate u exceeding zen
miles An hour while passing through tue village, ou,
il has beer dsrezsrded 1t usual however, to sound
the vi isle while passing through, bu th:t signal we'
in this Gaze omitted. r a.
Some voices announced the near spprosch OF the
train Inn, appesrs evident that Mr.. X. not expect
If 4 a. that time and having his mind directed 20
getting the mail aboard ssnot swsre OF Us spPro tch
Indeed it is wonder that more were not kuiea, =
many were on the track and ABOUT i when the t'a'n
approached. =. c,,o.
per Deyerdorf, which after fearing the examination
Of witnesces, returned tie following verdict;
al" Is the unanimous opinion Of thu Jury thsi VIM k,ho'
came bis dss,h sbou, ook July 49, - u. Rsrosd p
10 Amsedsm Village while In tie performance Of dis duty carry
Ds the nail bags Posce to toe mail train goins es;
BY teips BY the engine Of the eIPcess train gong ~e
That we hsve believe ths the fs den, ve \
have occurred had he Ro's5 sn; been sssr 20
a.ih.r, ts. The NswYoft R.sosd Company esa'a'
able fir . constant violation Of said law ..
iAmrerdam Montgomery CO.. Recorder, July 20
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To which thus respond. Van Dyck:


"DEPARIMENT OF PusLIS INSTRUCTION, I
"SupxRrNrEyDENrs OFtIcE Albany, July 10, lSoS)
Me.vs SMITH, Uoodman s. Go.
GESILEMEy: In reply to tho suggestions conta'ne
in your note Of June 49, prosring the columns OF The
Educational Herald for an exhibition OF my Likeness
On wood, accompanied by sutobiographica sketch,
l would cay that an not at all ambitious OF having
my pb ysiognomy emblazoned to the world, and least
of al in black after the fashion in vogue IOWA lays.
l have known the wood cut similsrities Of distin-
auahed individuals TO be put to most base uses in after
times and though in your hands should feel my c0un-
tenance SAFE yet should have decided repugnance
TO figuring at some future day some noted offender
against iustice, or 'deeoy TO innocent madens in
search OF rich and distinguished husband 10 add
ton my biography affords no incidents. came
up in the usual way served printers devil, in
time became an editor, and somewhat Of politician
ian honest one trust, and was never particularly
connected with the Of education until this present,
although always feeling deep interest in popular
instruction-incted, in soms measure, doubtless by
consciousness Of my own deficiencies. So you zee |
would furnish poor theme for your worthy bog
to sIpatiste upon, and "a $40 bills rather
with me, prefer TO keep the two or three have,
rather than suffer them TO fly to others that know
not Of
with thanks for your kind proposal 10 send my face
down to pesterity at so cheap rate extra, ncuded
II have the honor 10 reusin
"Very truly your obedi ,nt servant,
II. n. VAN DYCK
Van seems TO have a slender appreciation Of i'm.
morta ity and the Fine Arts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

A CURIosIrY.-A strange phenomenon Is revssssd
in the bluff between and Streets which the work.
men are cow cutting away. A strata Of large, hrm
stone as perfectly proportional a. though de1gnSa oy
the hand Of art runs through the entire bill Inssa
ali sbout Tires feet deep, and the same N width.
They are placed in layers close together thst - the
dit il removed, they seem one large DIT a,ae pug
when the earth under them is taken away, ,hey ~
perfectly formed. Tneee stones viii b Of incc0nos
hn.;ness Of the City requires heavy warehouses and
bui!dings. They can, by the aid Of mschiasiy, b
placed n the walls, and viii not require the lssst NV
Ing or cutting. They are entirely disssversA from ~
otter ck the earth being some two tsss 'scs s sov.
thing Ike them in any other place. and those Who Wsn
to view this natural curiosity should vitit Atcnnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

PIeyos SgooTIsG.-A match has been msas o.
tween Mr.. WIN. King ard celebrated sao' q ~
Inuis Nr $3.50 side TO sboo. at ~ slngie p.seoss
S The trsp or u double Is pigeons each, II yards
RE and 100 yards boundary. The match '.frsn4ed
70 come off at Fort Wayne but we under'<ssd that
", Kirg who is at present engaged 10 business 10
thu etv main street, opposite the Pos Ok,sl, VIII
srdssyor 10 have the place changed TO Lsfsys.s. Mr.
KIN has attained considerable c',,sbrity ss good
.inse from bis match With DurcAa Of Kentucky, q
Cincinrsti in Aagust, 1867 TAts MATCH which sIc'-
ted Irtsp,e interest in TIE sporting world va ,of
$40 900 sice IS double shots-thss h, t.o ei,aS ss
ID together, right and left. Duncan hiisc ~ -
bounds. ana King l29. King was DELAYED. ItnouSa
80 Additional birds fell dssd outside 0, tno p2oeos.
This i The fr.t match Mr. King ever lost. ne ~
" dead shot. ih'Ae''
AxF,utoPIas CoxFLINESI TO Wohas.-Dey msy
II .ar women a. much % they Ike, bat they can't
aim dem. bsb slWsysin my life toand asm
10 be fu,i in Iub fust IN the ice cream ss2e0, ana
fu,t. best and the Las. in the sic; room. Wha vosh
we poor debls do widout eml LIST as be bonn Is
young, % ugly and - helpless as we plse.e, and .
womans arm am open 10 receibe u.s. S,s Il sm vh1
CUBS our frst cose Of castor OIL and pus elols pom
our help'es'y naked limbs and cubbsrs up our foo.s
and toeses in long fam petcosts end u an sbe -
ve grow up, who ills our dinner bssksts wa 3o9gs'
ruts and apples start 70 scho3l, sr1lcts ~
vLsk Ne tssrs our tre2sss,
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II. II. VAS DYcK, our Safe Superintendent Of
Education, has been throwing sway chance for i'm
mortality -perhsps his last The publishers OF a
periodical styled the Edvcotonal Hero'd proposed to
make him ilustrious on the following mOderats terms;
"You furnish US with an outline of your history and
connection with the general subject OF education, and
q rood-cm likeness, to use for that month ssue We
should charge you ITO cover actual expsnsss ten
dollars ($lO and would send you hundred copies
of the NO and furnish you esra pspers at halt our
usual rates If you should want more than one hun
dredv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

CLYDE SALT WoRKs.--A compsoy with this name
wac duly organized at Clyde OF Saturday last, with
CAPITAL Of 500 0O0 The torngs give more hs'tsrng
cuse TIE engineer $ the same p<rsJn who dug the
frf: salt well a ssrs, sd bee gwen lie TINS % nc
usdy ~ ii, t..rs,,. t-Jis rass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-27

., 90 wg.ryEs.-Eisht wh.lers have
Id =, ri. nov. during the present week, viz: Two
i B1otssrs Ies RS MEs. Ad. Gan sss Alfred
Gibbs, Betsy Winism. Napoleon Az hsspsr. TaGes
81 s see ~ sn'0s' WIZ Iyes. Bedford A.reo,y.