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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

Atlantic spd Psci6c ship Csb.l Conpsoy va. d0s 10.
Day sDS promptly we,.
8. Diapers daily suction sale Of bonds and xosAs
will take place to-monow cuesd,yj ss La 9olcek,
1t the Merchants Exchange.
We think the Secretary Of the Treasury has ccu-
mi-,ea anoher blunssr IN advertising A. ss,d u our
egrspbc dispatch this morning, fot only one haf tie
twenty million Iosn authorized by the lat Csarsss.
He certainly cannot expect q favorable tine 70
make bis n.eoistions. A large amount Of c'pi.Al s
now lying idle, and there woud be a. active comps-
ttion, both from foreign and home bidders, for TIE
whole amount Under the division OF the loan, a
the labor, advertising &C., OF losns mast BE- goes
through with, and doubtless some bids will Be KEPT
back by the knowledge .hs. an other ten millions 10
coming on the market. Th. bids ~il bs received by
the Treasury Department Unit, the oh Of August. The
stock will bear interest q, tue rate Of y cen. p,r sn-
Lum, payable on the IL, Of J,uG.sy and JAY and the
pnrcpsl will be reimburssbie in nf:e~n yean from the
ls, Ct January Eexf. NJ bid will be received bsiow
psr Dor for Any fracoa Of oDe 'housaud dollars, and
sl Si1s nust be uDcOpd ionsl and without rssrsses
10 the bids Of others Ooe y cant Of the amount bA
for mu.t be psced in ore of the repositories Of The
United States. The payments 90 the accepted bid
mus. be made on or before September next
The hDsrcia dlnicuues 81 the illpofe Senua nsu-
ro,d Company, and the unwhpgness Of the seockhed-
ers TO take the remainder Of the Optional Riga. Boods,
ard thus rsheve the Company from is a,s:ing debs,
has forced the Ayers Of that Company to call IN
inrtallmer of so v share, which viii make f6o n
all, paid up As the Optional Right Bonds, Of which
s2 coo coo have been ssued, are receivable for INSTALL
m.nts they will provide ior sbouttwo.nirdsof the new
CALL The floating deb; is about 81 200, ,Ooo and hbs-
hvsd that the proceeds Of this CALL with the ss!s Of
some ssse,s, will clear it all o aod enable the CON-
pspy 10 lift the assignment Tne shsres number
1892 aud when the sal is paid up, the ssars
capital will bs sbou, ton millions This large call viii
tske many stockholders by prize, and will doubtless
have an Injurious effect upon tho stek both hero aod
in Europe but the managers saw TO other wsy to make
the stockholders bear equally the burden Of eItrcang
the enterprise lrum ito embarrsssments.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
From Utah aud Kansas.
Sr. LOUIS. Morasy. June q

Sr. LOUIS Mordsy, June q. i6'S
A disps CD from L-svsn~orta, 24th inst, by the
Utted State, Express Company 70 B'oceyinc says
that an .1pr.. from Camp Ss,tt, bringing dstes to
the 10Th ins. five days later than by the mail has ust
arrived Letter. from the garrison by this arrival report
Col. Hoffman within ose and Capt. Ms'cy within tSo
DAYS march Of For: Brdger. 1t was sts;sd thst Gov
Cumming felt considerable diS''Sst OF tae A'rmoos
ind their promises ard that the srmy would break
camp end march on the capital BY the 18th met
there would be sn efficient ana vell-srred force Of
2jCo mep, provisions in plenty, "nd the Toops eager
for TIE command 70 march.
di.peca from LesveDsor.h, On tee 2i.h ins., ssys
that tho testimony ia the Gaze OF Gen. Lane Sss con-
,,rsea To dAy and to is fxsi for the agu-
Io.nt. Public opinion is too much divided 10 allow of
prediction Of the reguk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand Cor Western C~osl Foes
the qo, Is manly tor the IN. aOd E..sra T.se and ".
noticed spccua purchases % fr.h sroand S.is pfss
s.uIe. the ..r. are 100 bS at s5 sy 50 81 r sass1.
fac State aid m>l hts q Ss so Stgst ~ ~ saus ae
Miciie - tG 81 50 fo extra DO t69sf t1r saip.
PICS eIsnd RonDd hoop Extra oso ~ IoS ss s,s
Louis bard. Canadian F@n. hTsr the supply nnMsd i
sale. Of $40 bb 81 % ons.n G aYI M os SS9q: ss
confped the home ua5e very ord1s,, brands
81 s 81 75 fo' mixed bane. Baltimore - s9s5
for hreI brand. DO aud eIo .rS no is%, ann ss
80 e Corn Meal !: .carce sales Of Jersey at - "sss~
ST. The receipt. psh bu. the market Is totally wAex
'chT pnc .,S pcs ps sre m,s.ly & ,Ii.sL
GRIiS-fD Wheat there /. very little doing for wen. q
FL s9ss s. %as S14 e n.s s 80 ss:. 20
Req Tns%s q o Bailey nov s. ;sS. .:s. z
Wa sS4;I So cents. Wssen t Sa@s oa..i and souS.1
ss.ss. ~ sae cS'a NC Cor i sfm. ard G a
East AID bone trade sales Of $500 ea'es. nta1s eI IN
White; 1sc for Re southern s0s.o fOr Ysto~ Do snd 1s
for Western Yellow canaoi.n Peas 'ss.ay' 'a' Of 80
PROVISIONS The demand f,t Pork !. fsr mainly ;pecu;
sc sS V.nY sta s: .ns %ii;
=. s' :s": Sss = :,sss 8
%s',. l Ss ga |, e e. 81 asSssst 8 g, .ss Do ss s.
Pine s ne.. 20. GVSa:y ss 81 Ham.
sI7 Bacon s plenty snd heavy sl9io- Gu. Mests ere
rather ssle Of i69 hhds aud tea al de for 6houd'
and 7.dSc Hams Lard In fair bold wkh
more FRA sales 80 bbls and 0loc for cot
CITY spd fair prime Civ Butter 10 plenty and
Il dull l0al7c. for Ohio, and 2asc fr Ststs Cseese IL
abundant at 4d2c.
TEAS very quiet, without any variation In Pviess:
COFFEE- Rio has been active sales OF ~ brr ~
,OiGiIIc ncIpdus one Of the Horsces cSso 1ec
In other kids there 10 very little doing -
SUGARS quite active and 6fmef; saes OF oso hhda
nearly all Cube sG1c chiefly 70 shners though part 20
be trde and pon 10 20 Of this mMket sses also Of W
hbdS. Mesdo st ~ -. -, -,
nOLASsEs-the demand 10 fair; sales Of 1870 hAds. Cubs
Mulcoyzdo at SbdS C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

,,.ssive io.a NJ God N tie hunsn rs,cd, God b@
been msDiEsteS many times N nsn- 10 A2fenAin os
ia mantle st.d ~ " The CID Of Abraham, IsstH sod
Jacob" To Mcres ss 81 sni that sni.' To Noses
ss Jehovah" wnrd vita smolae
termination, indicating the Female IN Deny.
Man gces through four places o. progressi .n.-'be
Pbytca, Moral intellectual, then the spfi.u1;
Esch VI tbete planes has . corresponding sPGi.usi
sphere IN which ia the heaven aeu OF tnst plsae;
or dispens.ton From this spheYe come The spir'o 81
msoifeststioDs 10 its own pi-oe TOO " msn'e'ss'
frtt in the chsratey Of father; but TO Ahn LEE he
was manifested in the character OF mother. Chnst
was mir r.errg spirit fro n the fourth heaveo the
most superior sprltus being that had ever m'nsered
TO the human race NOT even creeping the zoo 81 .ns
was amply The frat Christian man. and the only one
until CT rit made bis second appearance N Ann Lee.
The chief principles Of Christianity are:
Non Re'ssposi
separation from tb: World, pr Esrthy Governments;
Virgin OF Ceibss Lite.
The Apostolic Church wss formed on plane little
below the Church OF Christ. The GontiIes Church
wss formed another pane below the Apos.oic C, re-
tscipg the doctrines Of prvate property ana msl age'
The Ronsn Catholic Church was on plane st'll be-
low, introducing var ard Slavery. The Pfs'estant
Church on plane still lower, combining itssh WITH
the earthly governments. The Msteriai1lc Chusch
is the last and the lowest one. Sputual2n the
srgel spoken Of that " csme down from heaven, and
"Bebycp the Great Of tire Revelations Is the Roman
Catholic Cpurch and the Pr,tsstant Churches are the
hsIlot daughters.
BY the second appearance OF Christ all the pIinci.
pes above pamed sere re revealed % aud established
In Ann Lee and her followers. He then proceeded +,
state soe Of hs experiences of SpirtuAhsm, running
back, he ssid, as far az "a years sgs and expounded
the doctrines Of Shaksrism TO length which bee ame
wesri.ome to the audience, and be was requested 70
sit down, which he did, and
Mrs. Z. l.. Rose got up TO rpesk on the negsave
side Of spiri'uaHsm. She, however, gave way and
was seen no n ore during the Convention.
EVENING SESSION.
The whole evening was taken Up by discussion
between Elder Grant and Joel Tiffany, co nmoncing
ON Spritussm, AID ending in an ou.-of pl ice argu
meDt IN the meaning OF certain te1's Of the Bible
Mr.. Parker Ihlsbury intsrfered In vigorous speech
obj citing TO bayng the time Of the C0nventon taus
wasted. An attempt wss made to boot hun down, but
be stood his ground mnnfully and finished his speecn
There we're strong symptoms of a row tor ti%e ont
the crowd we're too mu,h enervAtsd by the heat 70
engage in quarrel with any degree OF spnt' 30 tne
mnss prevented.
TIE usual resolutions Of tnspks we're passed, aher
which the Conv.n ion adjourned sine ole, Elder Grant
firing number of particularly hot theological shot
into the SpItua6f tic ranks "a the crowd separated
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
-BROOKL YN ITEMS.

SuS.STRoKIs --DsnDis Bradley, resisting .: No ~
Main st,se: was rch affected by the heat on Suo-
day that he died during the following night.
Michael Grey, employed in some laooring work il
S.uben street, wss prossted by the heat yesterday
and slihoush every effort Tas made TO revive him, be
died within an hour.
Thomas Chambers, employed as sborsr on Mr.
Kowsnhosn's farm in Gravesend, was struck down by
the hea, on Saturday. and died. lie was 40 years OF
age.
Michael Msloney was prostrated by the heat while
working in York street yesterday. He was taken 20
neghboriog drug store and recovered with the app-
cation CT res.Orstiyes.
Henry Poor resting ct No. 23l Union street, WAS
prosraed in Joramon street yesterday, but recover
ed under proper treatment.
Frarces Smith, poor woman was taken III IL Prince
street. yesterday and going into the houe o: hcnasi
Murray, {, Il dead-the effects OF the heat.
young man called jimmy was brought 70 the
Second Precinct S'a.ion-House yesterday afternoon
having been prosIated by the test He Vas attended
by DR.. Young and ia on the recovery.
An old Irisbman who is we'll kao IN &c psddler Of
emops prostrated in Fulton street yesterday and
conveyed to the First Precinct Station. .Hoass. He viii
recover.
James Smith, 6agger, while returning to his shop
from Washington avenue, yesterday afternoon, wss
prost,sted BY the heat. He was taken 20 the Fourth
Precinct Station. House where he died soou sfLer.
MrssIsG.-SiDce Saturday morning boy named
Frederick R.v ID yss old ,.eine al No 70 Grand sfe-t h,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
DlED.

BFNSON-At his resdsrce. in g esp.ih Conn Monday,
June e. after ,hort nnssA Cspt Hsvynn Bensoa aged %
yssIa
TIE relatives friends d the family respectfully invited TO
.terd the funeral this Tursday afternoon Q, oeoek from
fhe Episct pal Church .; Grssn..ch Com.
ELLET-Of meases al Bunker HLi L. Monday, JIns t.
Alfred NStiuson Ei-t, only son of DR.. 4. c. and Lydia
E-t se.d yea. and months
HUNTINGTON On sunasy, June a Rosoe Guy, crly child
Of RaDesDh and Lizzie asd usnechiid OF r. o. H. hsGtHf
ten, sssd years, 2 months end ]! day,
Funeral 10 oelosk 1psscAy The .h c- the residence OF
Or W. Psro.e No 2I2 Wesi TaiIsy erect Se:ween
Eighth and Ninth syenuea
ey,ss yAp~rs piesse copy.
LiEDSAY-A y Assa 6sardayr Jue le Lacy isessy
widow u the lsis Rev. John Lnessy, ssed 90 yesfs-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Indian DepredatiOnS.

CHICAGO, Mon1sy, June 2s, IS)o.
Reports from Dac tab Territory state that the
Y,rk,on Indians, 500 in number, were comm ting
cepredations in the white settlements along the Min
re.ots River Toe cause is dissstis action st tnsr
apnuities, now DUE not being paid BY the Govern
uent. They therefore intend TO recover tner lands
aro Dive the VT ties away. They have destroyed the
villsge Of MedaIy las escIibed II extract from
ST. Paul pe Del publ. hid 10 The TRIBUNE yest rdsy),
spo burned TIE tcwn of Flspdresu Aa emgrsnt Train
had also been pundered. The settlers were concen-
trsirg at Minnesota Falls, preparatory TO defensive
OperatlOla,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
passengers.
PEI ,,tam,hip .draoia. az Hdlifax

Pr t'taNifiD iTdoll, az HdlUdk.
NJ, Wood Mis- Shaw, Mr. Fowler lady, Mrs Brown,
son and :h'er Miss Dow Ms aeyio Mis-, CuDnnaham and
s.rvar M dew4d lazy children sGd nurse Miss Com
roci Mrs Dow.y Crosey lady Mr. Psrsns aud LADY,
ss Allan McHsb servant. Rev Mr. Wilson aud l.dy NJ.
Pierce M home dy Mr. Bachelor aud lady d.
Edward, M, Jacobs Mss Reed MIR Wilkins aud lsey, Miss
Tayor Miss P-rss N-s-r, Ives Bsr F-grein C1ms'oes,
Grtnr. Ellen Arilcy Dowey hall Chowlwe Fenton,
Kssyiste, Abiss HaDiOn mstro.s Hemsn Tag isferro,
ds An.' Pi.or r.i'lo,, Terry sp@sue earh~ae Cow
Carri WA McKnYd. Nathan 70 es'tr and Young.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
The Buffalo Fire Department.

BUFFALO, MOhdsY, Juoe q, 1898.
The annual parade and review of the Buffalo Fire
Depertmebt came off today. The procession con-
sisted OF nineteen companies, and was sp!en I'D
snsir, .sid TO be the hsest ever kOOEn here. Toe
feature of the day was ti.l between Nos. and Ill
the {, rmer Button machine, ard the lat Smith
tNe~.Yo,k) mschiss. The struggle was very severe,
lasting twenty five minutes, ald eading with each
company Claiming the victory.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Arrived.

L. 8. 81 steamship Empire City, Gdfn New Orleans Jass
90 via Havana z5th ndse. and to NJ o Roberts
Steamship Thomas swan. Ramsey, Baltimore add Non'h'
mds+ TO II. B. Cromwell q Co. ,
Roanoke SINNER Portsmouth Sc IN s and pssh
Ludlsm une u of Cnnootea5ue sgnAlea steam
sbio Jsrnes,own. h.Dc. for Richmond
Steamship Chesapeake, Crow- Portland 81 hours md 90 III
B. Cronwel Co.
NJ steamship Ns.nyie Murray. Charleston. ~ hours
rpdse pass. SpofoId, Tieston sgodsy M
miles \. Of Hareh. exchsUsed sisnss with steamship ky
chip Counbs IS miles N Of IA teiSs, exchsosed NJ
nsls wiih steamship Florida, bound 5: . ,,,s..
S6ip Neblce, Whitman, LivtIpool Mays, co1l 70 hnA
burgh Gas Co Have c-d soCg wrs.eriy gales
lop since which had gh airs and cms vi ssss
foeey weather pilot lat 4 So lon g. non David ~
ete No. ), rO~.d from Fur. Island ga, BY siesmsas
Bark Cu6s tBre) Berins Trinidad (Cubs), 81 days "sS
setr Chase Jones ST. Bsr.s Il days. fui. to eimsrn
June p la 20 90 op SO 81 spoke brig HdAfo, Of East
from Mschias for Nuevt.ss - days out ,.vl
schr sush Bru.n, Douglas 0eors,,o~n c, d'"' "'-
stores n Doluer, Potter l. Co. uunt.s
schr Yorktown Woslum, Richmond dsys h'uf '" . "A"
Co. =, u..,., 4 "a
sohr Yorktown Woslan, Richmond days I" " IL i
4 Co.
scbr Mary Eliza Lyon. Virginia days, wood. r p.,s.
ssbr I.abel Sia,k. PhiisdelPhs Days s Sos " - -
SohT Ellen, Jsckson Eocksnd days lime D. G.
scbr DecatIr Oakes Davis, Bridge pei, fof 4
Schr T. Nicker,on, NickeIssn, Richmond, Va moe "
Pierson Co. -, a.. ~ Rasu
Steamer Planet Lopez, Phiadephia mdse- 70 n D "a
BELow-Rerored By plottost Efwn niss, S ssic Ga<
ss~ II EN- the 21s Ia lat Al 10 "n o. or,.r
Rsrrb,c Lirebuinsr Londor Cbrstisna Lopayn 9rre
och Superior Soule, Liverpool bafks ofoac, Sh.ds; CSS
povia fom Newcastle. .,1e
SAILED Ships Canvas Beck CLARK. s6snsasc; c;.s,,
Union. Habbsid, Liverpool. schr inosene' ApeN
WIND very Iixh, from the southwark, and wsIm
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Vermont Republican State COnven-
ton.

MONTPELIER, VT, Monday, June q, 1853
The deleg..es to the Republican Sss.e Convention,
to convene here Tomorrow arriving IN large nam
b.rs The Hon. HIsnd Hse ef Bennington, aud the
Hon. James II. Sl,de of Midjebury, a,e the most
spoken O: ss nominees for Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK... >.
Cleared.

BUk-Pberix Owen, Rio Grspde master.
Biiss-Elza Ann, Long, Rockane W. EIweui Sasysns'
Onken BIenen Psyepsedt Co Wslan C'srh Ehlsssta'
port c. z. Peters.
schoouers-Jsmesown, L.tourette, Cty Point buosss
Ocean Ranger bbetts New ypor bi1tc Ounoaai NO
bile Howss Mobile sytin HaIlbu, Lazy Scot Hilton ks
thn4Ia. lie Roy Osoorne, Notfk SurgsA eN
man; W. P. Richie, N-rnod, Halifax, solyj ssnoer'
App git wlnil e;on d. C. Murray ko.uth C1Ssr NwoeII
Crt adv Mot Co H.yelock (BGl Cos, st ,hn NE y.
Dewoa Ann D., N.~ on Aexand H. &e n. Bsdsh Lou
oond.ry Fs1lkner, Wnd.or c. 4 DeWo
s.eanieE- Bris,o. Allen. Phil. depaia j. Z N bhss..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

ClNcIksATI, Monday Juoe ., lS5S.
The ste srner Ks'e Sarchett WAS .r.cked twenty
five raies belov vincsLnes, Ind Fricsy All hands
weie saved. The boN was valued at 10000 on
whist there is o insurance. Three thousand dollars
worth Of freight Was lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
N Rek1k -.

GRIGGS-CLFMESCE-A Bfhl@bern n. Y, rhnryiay
June "a by the Rev H. 6tni- + III Grisgs Of Penn Ysn
n. Y. TO Ruth D.. ssuEbter Of fhomss C-nence, eco
RICE ARDSON- COLEOn Thurdsy evening June 2i a. The
Copersiors CbuicL Clinton Brooklyn bv the Rev.
G. w. Apase Mr.. Leonard Rrhydson 10 Mise 5. L9unss,
dsgsh:sI Of John V. Cole esa al Of 3rooklyr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Sailing Of the Arabia from Boston

HALIFAx, Monday, June 28 less.
The Royal msil steamship Arsois ssisd ON here
a. 81 O'Clock this afternoon for Boston where she will
be cue about , O'Clock Oh Wednesday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Dea,h OF the Hon. Albert III. Nelson

BOSTON, Monday, Jane Is, 1913.
TIE Hop. Albert II. Nelson ste Judge on the Bench
IF the Superior Court, died yesterday at the Mclean
Insane Asy Inn in SoD,srvlle.
Ire Thermometer mere to-day reached 90 IN the
shade.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
ALBANY Cattle Market.

ALBANY. June 21 looS
Cattle rnsrhe. heavy. Reeyes-sArs INo head ~ $50
81 s. sH.IP &3 5SG t5 hive weight set Hoes dai ~ ID
ftf 50; fom store, siasf 80 TIE hudson River hAroAd
takes eco head Sec Prop lefs freight 2c The receipts "a
show All increase last week
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
The weather at Newfoundland.

Sr. JOINS, n. F., Monday, Jan- 2s-IU s. m.
The weather is t,ick, with rain, but has some ap-
peaIsbce Of q clear up.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

AINIArURs ALHAsAc......rHIs DAY.
s,s-Riss AS sux-Sets.... 7:S5 IMooS-Rses. lo;os
HIGH wATRR......THIs DAY -
Sandy HOOK. 800 Cows Island. 959l HellGstS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

6farkets-cAlEvuLLY KEPoRrED rok fHs n Z. fRIsrsE
MONDAY, June - 1853
AsHEs-The demand for 10th kinds is fair. and the nsks =
steady: sales OF 100 bbls. al e5
COITON-The msriet 10 under the Arefs newA ~
No lower our quotation. Of Mo ding tl We quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

The Exchanges Indicate cOhsderaoIs laIIDg OH ID
transactions as compared with the previous week.
Tsy of the Ioaas spsets Circulation and Deposits Of he
Bank, l,y York the vesk ending Sat-
wday, 26 sss aieh a1tzed the CapisaI S each
d..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
ny TeleSraPh.

BOSTON June 1-Arr ships Golden Fleece IS LonS a;
yisurg, seus New Oile.ns; Ipo NJ Mayo, "''S'
Ecn.somtry Hanilt,p, dc.
ATT sahDs s,esmsr CITY of EswYOrh, love. pssss. e.
barks Cambridge II.rdps Mssstns; u JAIN"
.s.,.n .h,n ii J.e ,b,. Henderson, liverpool
Below ship Tropic and brig hsnsAui"~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
CONUERCIAL MAIT,ERS.


- Harlem Railroad. ...... 10
20 HSl-m K r. preferred. -
,5o Resdiug MAI road. $50 Al
~ o dO.............sS .sSO ~
u Nil. and niss. R.h..... ~
5CD dO............s3D ~
5 Mich. Cen. X. r ...... b3
ST VI. 50. a v. gn1. X R.. 2l,
iG0 ". :. L y la pref Six u
50 GaL. l. Chie. r r. .b60 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
S4IES Ry auCTIOk
SALES BY
4 nTO Uud,on biy r r. l.. 81!

5000 Hudson Hiy R r. l.. 81
b,t0o do...........'.... o.
s,0Oe Hue. Riv r X Con.7s 6o
goo r.cif; R 7' L q Be. %
1000 seiJta 4 HocGins VA
icy K. X Z. -. :. -
24fa Syrsc. L BiDs. "a MI I
e,v10 N.iie'ts 4 Ci1. X Is |
55G.Nir N Ins.Scr ~ a
SO do o............-'5S ~
SEQ Calf rris7', new. 70
500 D. Il r. Canal Co. D.
Is sun Nil serip. 80. s.
S-oond sveure X. r.. q
20 Artisans Bsnk. ........ ~
80 MeobAsiss' Sst kSo'n 81
80 New World FiI. ibICan nl
~ Do. .....lvI
= GakatI Fire IIs Co.,. VI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

MIssIsG-Spce Saturday morning q boy named
Frederick R.ys Ii year. old rr5pg No "a Grand street hs
been missing from hene end II Is feared that he ia dsown-d
be ~eIt on. vito the int-niiGp OF haibidk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11
Prevention Of the Horer.


For protection against this insect no
remedy has Jet beeen found iufalllble,
though it ear be protected to limited ex-
tent 10 different ways, of which will de-
scribe the one have found the most ben
e6cial. After blowing and preparing the
soil in the early part or middle of May.
clear away the earth from the base of the
trunk, examine the bark and remove all
insects prepare whitewash of lime and
water, adding plenty of lime, so as to make
it almost paste apply it with brush,
80 as to give the exposed base Of the trunk
a good coating. When this becomes per-
feetly dry, take a small quantity Of clay
soil, such as will pack well, aud place il
around the base Of the trunk, to the height
of three or four inches above the level of
the soil first removed. This prevents the
borer from depositing its eggs in the crown
Of the roots, and even lower, which is diff
cult to remove as well as more injurious to
the tree. This packing of clay should be
removed in the carly part of November.
and if any worms are iB, they will easily be
found by exhadation Of gum remove them
by means Of q sharp knife, which is deci-
dedly the best instrument After this has
been done, place good mellow soil around
The base of the trunk, so as to leave no
place for water 10 stand and freeze duriag
the winter. This being annually repeated.
3 one OF the best pFeventiyes from the
borcrs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11
Sabbath Bells.

FhesfoIloving, from Douglas Jerrold's
St. James and ST. Giles. breathes beauti-
fal sentiment and pathos that win com-
mand' the admiration Of the reader:
There's something beautiful in the
chugch-bells, doR't you think SO, Jem?"
asked Capstiek, in Sudden tone. "Re IA.
hiiui aud hopeful, they talk to high and low,
gich and poor IN the same voice; there's a
sound IN 'em that should scare pride, and
envy, aud meanuess Of oil sorts from The
heart Of man; that should make him look
upon the world with kind forgiyiDg eyes;
that should make the earth seem 10 him at
least for Tina, holy place Yes, Jem,
there's whole sermon In every sound OF
the ehurcb-bells if We oDly bad ears TO
rightly understand It. There's a preacher
n every belfry, Jem, that cries, Poor, wea-
~, struggling, Sighting creatures--poor hG.
man thugs take rest. be quiet. Forget
yous ganities, yonr weekday craft, your
heart'bufnIngsl And yon, ye humble YES
sells gili and painted, believe The iron tongue
that tells ye, that for ali your gliding, al
your coIors, ye are the same Adams earth,
With tbs beggaIs at your gates. Come
AWAY. enme, cries the chnFch.bell, aud learn
% Be humble. learning that, however daub-
"a. and stained, and stuck about with jew.
e|s. sou afH but grave clay Come, Dives.
come. and BE- taught that all your glory. as
Xon wear 4. IS not half 20 beauiifnl, in.the
ege&of heaten, as the sores Of nn0om-
planning Lazarus ! And yepoor creatures.
hlid and inlnt siinied and crushed with
ihe plIda and hardness Of tae world, come,
como. cry ibe bellN, with the voice of an
anepla coma aRd learn what Is laidsup for
So; and lfafning take heart, and walk
among the wickedncss and cgueliies-oE ths
world calmly, - Daniel walked among the
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