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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

REMOVAL oT A LASD OFFIcE.--in %, llelcs 70
orders from the President OF the United oeSss lns
Acting Commissioner Of the General l-and oii'e al
vises that the land Office at Faribaa III Mlh.esD.a'
viii b. removed to St. Peters, ami TIE cihee a, o'
water will be removed 10 Cambrage, N sad STATE, hi
early day. Instructions viii BE- Immediately issued
from the General Land Ofiee 20 cary the,e orders
into effect. lWasbDstol Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

.,yosr +. TR,eypY Al Yesterday
noon a resident Of BrOckpOr, mined Asa DIAPER Vas
brought before Police Justice Holmes, To- ans|er if
an assault upon lis wife, and iOr threatening ~ take
her ne and tLe lives Of others of lis family. Draper
Is a aborer or wood-sawycr by occupation, AM,
though not what could be called an intcuperats map
he quarcsOme IN ms iamily, ana witn of without
uroyocat!on would often beat His vile. Ine charge
made against him yesterday well substauiiGtet
that the Magistrate pronounced him guilty and SEN
tenced him 10 the PeLiteDtary for three months. A
soon a. tie sentence was pronounced, no pnsehs,
drew from his pocket ack-knlfe Dpene1 tue iargtt
blade, which was very sharp, and, WITH an oatl,
dfew il across LIS throat twice, cutting from each
ear downward aud toward the centef. ih7 yashss
were clearly cut and very large, gaping u, Ei5hual
manner Tie blood flowed freely, n no large artery
was severed and the ugrar VEN was not touched "
the knife Surgical sid was summoned aDd apphei,
and Draper reduced by loss Of blood s1bmttei 70 we
application of bandages ana ne a'l@' Ie'e.'e7, ,is
wassliye this morning, and likely 10 recover IN due
tine II 10 does not carry into execution his tlfeat y
10 tearthe bandages from bis throat aud let us w0nis
beed sfresh H. says with an oath that tine sentence
f tie Court shall not be execute-that he will nGyer
he tsken TO the Peniteutary alive. We presume that
an atteropt will be- made 10 take him there in due time
wien lis situation viii admit Of i. Iioch. Union
AFFEcTING IScIDESI At TBE BLISD AsfLua.-
Daring the visit Of the Lancaster FencDirs I" TIE
Blind Asylum Yesterday most affecting lHc.leb. oc-
Cured. HE children had displayed th n muse" tai
enis 10 the satisfaction Of the visitor, wien Cy John
T. Riley was called upon 10 sng " The B.n1 Boy.
lie demonstrated ulat II would b. out oi place, AMI
feared the consequences. But his rsmoastraic were
met with pleasant assurances from all, asd b. hnily
complied with the II request. lie saIs wfa piGgIs,
richness and caleLce. The sensitive hearts oi t.e
Ett blind ones were deeply souese and most affect,
irg and impressive scene followed. Before u, nsi
fnisLed the lftle musicians who accj.npsni;i isiDi
dropped tneT Instruments and listened, And tssu s'o
almost chokod Them And when be clo-ssf, tne ooy7
all came running 10 hm, feeling his hands and us 'aes
an then ls body. Tears glistened in inc y.',
every beholarr ami COi Riley fore Itisg ,hY Ii'"s
placed upon MsrtoVd, wept. .Phi'aa' '"''"AA'
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YELLOW FEVER ~ NEw-ORLEaSs.-The following
table, says The ". o. Delta, shows the weekly NOR
L.. Lal.
DREApTrL MuRDI

DREADFUL MISUNDERSTANDING dreadful affair oc-
CURED yesterday morning, which resulted ia the N
stantaneous death of woman. The circumstances
attending the horrible transaction, near ~ we are
able to CLEAN them from among the thOuland contrary
Statements are as follows: Michael Tug, German
living on East Front street, near the oil corporation
re has of late suspected his wife Of nnaitlinlncs-.
The residents around the vicinity whore Tnlg lives
have been cognizant Of his abusing her but not
aware from what the cause proceeded. Yesterday
morning, about O'Clock, she was heard TO utter
shrill piercing cry and rush from the room they
cupied followed by her husband. Overtakng his
wife hedelberatey plunged the blade Of pocket knife
into her bosom. Tie woman FELL and expired almost
instantly.
Tie murderer attempted TO escape, and, when ar
rested by the neghbors, offered desperate Resistance
much difficulty being experienced in lodging HIN
safely in the SatOn-llouse. Two wounds were founi
upon the body Of the woman-0nc nthe right wfisi,
and tie one which produced death.
Coroner Noble was Immediately summoned, The
Jury returning verdict in accordance with The above
facts.
Tulg viii probably be examined before the Police
Judge this morning. Gin. Commercial sept -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
~ Y SUPREME COIrRT-City and Count,

\. SlPREME tOlNl-tlt} ana tOlni}
~ of New-York.-JOHN ". THOMPSON j., a.. h EN-
ny WALKER and MARY WALKER De- vic, Anna u TIA
brown and James y. Brown husband Joun Wake,
Thomas : Walker, David W Walker John e. lilack s-e
GeoriaIo Hncks. John ". Thonpsou ard Ehzah, "a II.
Thompson Elizabeth Corso aud COIlcs Col-0u he husband
Aguos < Wellington and james r. Wellington ner husband,
rhele Walker widow Of James va seI, Elizabeth Cardy ate
Elizabeth Walker wife of Robert Walker Joseph Cary hus-
hand Ezab, n. Isabella Walker, widow Fancs O..
Walker, doccased Benjamin Walser, Henry Was' = jar
Walker Jesse ID. Walker, Mary Elizabeth Walker Isabe Ia
Walker. Oscar Walker, Thomas A. Nc Z. ser VI 5erei b.
Walker JOHN J. " aser sud Naomi his wife. Franc Walker
and Eliza Jane wife, William walker AID Mlal W. nis
wife Samuel Walker aud Cynthia n biz wife Mar. tosanna
Dow Mary Elizabeth Dow and Amanda Helen DoH yaines
Dunbar and Ehward Mahews, executors ~ tue s "i aud
Testament # Mary Purcell, deceased William W ser BY
Wells Brooks he committee and - hs y Lee q casla-
riue :. Kcly-Summons for releff0 the DkfEN JANIS;
You are and the Complaint
this action which filed n The Office ~ the Clerk oi the
Cy County of Newiork st the City Hal n the City Of
New.Y ork the eth day OF september, 1883 aud TO serve
copy tie sc complaint the 1hscnbeT NJ
lis office, No q Wal street. n ssld City OF New-foTA,
within twenty DAYS after the service Of this you,
exclusive the day Of such eee aud IL you fail y snser
the said complaint within the me Aforesaid The plaintiff IN this
action apply the Cont for the relief demanded Ia the
compiaiut-Dsted september =. ~. - .
l.. S. SCOTT Plaintiffs Attorney,
81 lsw6wTu. No. q Wal-sl., y. I. City.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
Eeeal.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County # wYork notice T. heby given = a
perons having claims against JAMES GAfNOk, ate Of the
CITY of New York ssed o. prcs TT the w
thereof the subscriber al his dence No "a Coinbe,t
In the Cty II Newly fk before the fifteenth dag q De
c,b, neXi-Dsted New York the lith day ~ June '
q. VAN COLT, AdmuistratoI Of
lis lawGmTn laInes Gaynlr. deres.ef
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
4. NJ MERwis Auctiou.er.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Trade-Ss.e

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. p, et 81 o'clock.
ELEGANT ENGLISH BOOKS-Beng large collection ~
,e test Engsh editions Of valuable standard works and nce
ueous including variety Of supeIby Illustrated
kohs bindings and III perfect order Also collection
Of very choice and expensive English Engravngs, &C. Caa-
bgues ready.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Oct g. at o'clock.
CHOICE LAW BOOKS-Being valuable Private Law
Isr eoni ting o complete sets of Federal and state Re
pos in Common Law end Equity Admiralty Reports Dgcsts
ipaces Commentaries, State Laws and variety Of new
Elementary Works, &c. Catalogues are now ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
N DTJPtIA .sS -hA SOUTH and WESr ga JvRsyY
crry usn sra E,pr lines S.~ Yark .. ara II
- ID 81 H. sfc 81 TAic pEh Ticket. sold 'or C.r
rrrs ard ,. Net Ana fo i'srlers ashEgfeu Norfolk
- - .br..h SsyssFs csscfsf - WIsrrr-0u suj
g ~ .r.rs = W WOODRUFF, Assistss, Superintendent
u D. -ccsiv.G f0r s-es- delivered and
Ia ffrs. Tuira-ss N sivsnce q III tine OF lawns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
furniture.
U,NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Oft

L,NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FURNI-
IL TURF, in oil colors and styles whoesale and retail,
Al prices from : D and upward.
WARREN WARD. No. ~ Canal-st. told No. 33),
-Four doors east Of Broadway New. York
L'NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, IN
~ ali Of superior ard warranted manufacture finished
h. Audcare iresco fruit and flowers at ii. Y. EARRING
TONS No see Causlsi opposite Wooster Established 1873
NiODERN STYLE of SCHOOL FURNITURE,
Nf uanu,acured aud for sale by ~ JOHNSON, No. 49o
Hudson-s n Y large supply kept constantly on hand
Illustrated Circulars forwarded application above.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
-,1;oTiov sALE-Rich and costly House.

n nan yTRNITURE Wilton and velvet carpets French
49,, on Pantirgs. solid Silverware Articles of Tertu
"a PORTER AuetogeeI.--W EDSEspAf' g,s sep. ~
XIV ~ 10 fhe highest bidder for cash, the entire ele
st Of aid house. con.is,ins Of royal Win and
covered in sati made 10 order, and If the most
20 lind; solid wood Center and Side Table,, with
s.,,efhs tors toinaeh; eegantlycarved rosewood 1t
80 al; heavy French plate glass doors and backs supero
q Psein, by Distinguished artists French plate pier and
.i yirr. mag lcen rosewood sevenpctaye PiauooIte
b sjd p keys rch six and satin brocade WindoF Cur
,ps heavy DO, massive rosewood Secretary Boo ease
d Ard p ished extnson Dining Table 10 feet China
t Glass solid Sverwsre in great variety, ivory aud
Sd Gallery e CANT aud costly china Vases, Clocks Nc &C.
kLo All b. CiaiGb,I Furniture, containing extensive vari
o., 'n n rosewood and mahogany; Bcds ard Bedding hair
Masses bedroom Carpets hall and stair Carpets Oil Coths
ke, h..
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rI'HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
IL AIR IL Il - II O IL 4 i Y T..

Saws the ST. Louis (Mo) Democrats Below plbsh letter
Dr. Wood of this city from gentleman in Maine which
speaks sowingy the superior Of hi, Hair Tonic. Such
evidence have its effect, when coming from reliable
If certificates sares Of TRUTH the Doctor needs
encouiums nor useless Puhery from the Press; TO-,
Prof O. j. WooD Co-Genilemen Having my attention
called months the highly beneficial effects Of your
Hair Restorative, induce tO make application Il u
upon my hair which had become quite probably one
tlird whie my whiskers were of The alarster some
three months since procured bottle oi your ta Restorave
and used IT, soon found It was proving wnai had wished
a.ed about twice week nave ',nee % Pro pIoeola y. &
world that ;he gray white hair has totally dap1ta aed oh
my head and face ana NY nar has resumed IL co1
and believe glossy than has been before for
twenty years sixty years old my good wife a.
The above notice deem d-c you for your valuable discov
cry anasur'd that whoever a" r.saty le H. as per d,fec
citizen th. city and mere for The ast fifteen
taSns Any G.e You may MAKE above my name
attached j. a. your eTye a. 81 O. preserve TIE bea lies oi
N''''' !" 0'"''' WI A. Z RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Prof wooD-Desr Sir: Having hsd Ae fortune lo.e the
best portion Of my hair nom tie fleets o yellow fever IN New
ton and found TIE very ihns needed h,ir
i ek and glossy and 20 ~Sra' eau ehpss' my oS's-
''D' 10 ''' ." -''''' FINLEY JOHNSON.
..Hss ns Sd TaoI 'T Of ~ ohds chah a, Bro6s
Mas Hcs gentleman Of srea' nhaenee and l.seT,.y D.
'''' BsOoxriElD Mas, Jan. 4, is5s
Prof WooDD,s Sir: Having made tl % your i-ir Re
stoatyc gives pleasure q that t. elect has been
49, =, ~ ,i ,i jl have b en- ronb..d rorn r child.
hood and Las also II storcd NY which t gray
10 color Rave used no other article anything
~ tae same t.ea,ure and profit. You're tray.
"Ne "a" rant ia'~ ! < BRAGG
The RESTORATIVE Is Pu up in bottle. Of tfre 'ls. VIZ
arrc eGuiu small. the nal ids st pat, aud rriAs
FOR Del bottle the nediuI holds least - per cent more
IN proportion than The small ard reia or : lef e2tts ts
large hods quart - per Proportion aud fei4
ioI = pr bottle.
York lin the great ~ L. ire Railing Etab shHeut a NJ
ia Markell s. Louis, No. ald sot b al good d. -
and Fancy Goods Dealers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.-Fcr SA-
~ tANSAH and FLORiDA-U. 9. NAIL LIyE--rh-
fsvort~ steamship STAR or THE SOUTH Cap. Tbos Lvon
viii lesv. on THURSDAY ScIt 3e At y M from Pier NJ.
North River Through tickets >. fot .le ,o.osus
places Fare low BY any other steamers lc
savAnnsh Accommodations superior SewYoIk % SevJ.
sns, S5s So Mobile. s35: Mon, gorery Ala u.
ga, Ell Albany Ga, "a NesY9sk 20 Columbus, Ga -
Macon, Ga s2ii SsTanuah, SIS N. B-Pers1rs wishing
throosh ekets ast apply hour before departure 1 eane
For freight or passsss apply 70 SAMUEL l. MlfHiLL
SON No Al Brosdway FrsIht by this vessel vii be 10 cents
rti loot and other articles IN pfopo',ion
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA for
HI LIVKRPO0L-The PERSIA. H. Z. Judsins ON
nsnder, val sail from tle s.reAm WEDNESDAY, hEA.,
wharf Jersey City, and Persia from 0t oclotA IT.
20 convey pass BfcTs and bssesgr on board.
T. CITNARD. No Bo<llg Green.
L'OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-U. ;.
Il MAIL LINE--1be fayorits s;rsni,l.p ST 1AR OF ttf
SOUTH Cart Tho Lyon VIII leave on THURSDAY SEP ~,
m from Pier No. North River CABIN passase.to sa'a'
nah 5 Bill 4 adny signed only board fur irfht W
passage, syply sAML L. MI1CHiLL son, No. ~
Broadway Freight By this vessel vii De u cents per i al
other articles ~ proportion
LNOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer
ican Atlantic Steamship Company ala H-s.
slss. steamship MONTGOMERY. Captain + Cracker, CON
raander will ssge Pier Ne H. ~ r., on SATURDAY, OF
at ;corh precisely Passage 70 Savannah, - ihrCIgh
tcLes "a Macon f2f Montgomery, &A Asuta, y; C1un-
bus e2 Albany Ca 82I Mobile. sS5 Ss~ Ufesas >3y 81.
Insurance hsf y cent Freigi, ~ cents foot and pro-
pro,iopate Appy IN II. g. CROMWELL * Co. No p
West-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
o,yIey S,W-yo,E ,Sp RaI, R,n,o,o 90 ,
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

DENN NSYLVANIA RAILROA D.
j Tie GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting ;hs Allan
tic ca.s Western, SOr-L es-en and sonfhW
y Rswsy direct This Road also connect,
Pbash ia lines OF amer. 20 al Porrs on the
Rv-Ts Ald Clev ar "a. tsky ~i'h t5r
,fNes-ern Lskes-fnskins
direct cL % su1reIhe y shcb FREIGHT se iot
--arded o. .rd from re Crest West.
RATEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA aud PITTSBURGH.
EfssT tLAss-L Jo.s SLoes Hate and Cap, Book a
Dry Gods lin JOKES, bales ana iIunks DIugs tin t
boxes and ba'es Feathers f4is ss......s......) ~
sEcoSp C-sss-Doile-.ic eferfins Shrug ani
Ticking orisna bses) DrS. On cess Hard - r
Ni!e Lsa-.cr On rcs g! tczes ooi aat Sheep lC9 u.
fUts Eastward Sr............................
III kD Ltfs.-A ~ Sest 49,, 80 kE es'A c.u.s =
~ ftg5s ,I, ets-, ti.g. Ip ID.
FouEIH CLsss.-Cofre, Fish, Racon, Beef ard
pm IA casks y boxss Eastward L.d al Lard eents
OIL Nsi!s Soda An, German Cay, Tar Picf- 10 y.
Rfrsint
FLOUR q 5b. lutliilftutr Eo--fe.
GRAN H. ioO p ultn fir'lerr1tce.
C0IToN- oae not eAl,ediIg - % wsisl;, 1Lt iIAer
noti.c.
Il uar tie ps.kass y ia Penn syyana Raioai" Al
Gods gued # tnis Road Ph.sieE-ls
Pitts ts5urgh wi - o-U AIDED without detention.
FRsisBT AGESTs-Hsr rr Noraley Co. Memphis, Tenn;
p. Co, =. Louis; r q. ORtily Co., Evanryle,
Ind Dunesni Bel Co, and Carer Jevet', Lonsyiis,
Ky; b. C. ModIum Madsor, Ind. H. " Brown Co., AID
Irwin Co. Gin, nna.i; y. w Graham c.. Zans vile,
ono; Leech Co.. No 81 kibyst, Boston. Leech Co. NJ.
Astor House, Newl ok. AID No. sluth Niam-st Now
York F. J. sueeder, Philadelphia Mas,w koons, bAti'
more 4; d. A. Stewart, PiftsbaTsh.
III II HOUSTON Geu, ral Prei.h. Agent Philadelphia
7. A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
Apyil
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

WELLINGTON A. CARTER. Auctioneer
EXECUTOR'S SALE Of FARM FURNITURE
E-THs DAY al 10 o'clock the premises lately occupied
by " H. Machnu entire Household Furniture and Personal
Estate N said At Y o'clock, the Farm Cottage, Sc
after which. tho tirm stock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
Ss.gc; e.s 2c.,rr.s sLE--PLATT ADAMS, As

A s6I"-,ti eIuyoV DRAPER. jr, Auc.oueer-PW.uaut
N Nsrr S,,,e,e Court the remaining essets ~ MI
, sarp 1sr nv h.nd sonIs Of ~ BGSD1 81 ~ %
eses - ~ s.. eIcp those In htigation oi whc com
viii Be- ready few Ssy' sei9r ,d At n. ss
SD D. ~ Ctv II New York The 6tp Il October, lS9
eesnsr,, ~ Tim. cssh.-Dated Sept. H. 1873.
q Y, oc4V'~ i PLATf ADAMS, Assignee. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
o,'.si. '.,,,,, 80, ~ XoTICF-WM. T. BOYD calls

A eHos to b. sis:s al Tars DAY :, No i we.,
hold FURNITURE paIlor ,nss covered in French
s s5 s5 Saa .sTS@dd dps E;tsr I Pas g. GAS; se id q
ssea, sssm variety Of superior F0f""'''' '''f'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

IL On and after THURSDAY, Sept 9, trains win fol-
lows: Trains going EasLesve South Ferry Brooklyn At 10
for Greenpot; leave South Ferry Brooklyn al u m fo
Syosse leave South Ferry Brooklyn, at 81 for SapbAnk
Ferry, Brookln for Hempstead leave south
Ferry Brook yn al II D.. M. for jamaica
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

tVk SANANNAH.-The AMERICAN At
LaNIlC sCREW STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S new and
las b. s',sship huntsville ). A Post. cousnder viii
orr .Si -. - " K. On WEDNESDAY. Sep. -, a. u
s., f1s,sse 90 Savannah, with unsurpassed sccomfno
III s,T ~ thfo0sh tickets 70 N-wOrlcsns, sS9 81; Mo
seIaoGs -5 Macon s2i Ii.-rsnce one bslf De- esr,
s' u cents P,f loot 1nd p,oporiionste rates Arry,o
H. b. tkOMW ELL a Co No 20 W,,.,.
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CTATENISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-

~ Cheap Excursion for Six Cents.-Bosts leave STATEN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from a N 10 ?.
Leave WHITEHALL from "a. m. TO p for QuarsltDei
stspleton Vanderbilt's Landing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
DEOPLE's LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY

i ISLAND, wHITEsToNE, NEw-RoCHELLE and
MAMARONECK.-On and after SATURDAY. Sept 49, the
steamer ISLAND CITY Capt James VTsdenbursh viii ase
Fulton Market Returning leaves Manaronecs a.
II M New Rochelle a City Island I:io A. oii Aud
Nhiesfnne Al 8:l0 a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

6teamboats an0 ndilroaos.

I,OR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS, Ocean
l. House Por. Wssbins stcn Mouu:'s Dock Browns Dock,
Nldeown Haven and Rcd Bank Fare - cents. The
new AID swift s.eeIner ALICE PRICE, John Borden,
usuerr viii run az follows from Robinson.st, y. r.:
sEw-YoRK, LEAVE sED sAsT
Monday. y.....Sept. a. a. AND PLEASURE BAY.
Tues1sy....Sep pt. g. 10 a. IN. nday ...SeI; n, IN
Thursdsy Sept. So 80 nday. ...s tpt q, p IN
Fridsy.....O't. !, d. IN Wednesday s pt. o. y
Saturday.. Oct. 2 D. ~ Ihursdsy... Sept ~, p
Friday .....O Oct |.
The steamer LEADER connects for Pleasure
Bay and Branch Port.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
CTFAM to ALL PARTS of GREAT BRITAIN,


~ FAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY without delay, for
ga keipn Tickets 20 either OF the above places good for
months by any steamer % the line, so.
fRON NEw-NOkK
EDgNRl RGI Cuntniug SATURDAY. Oet 30 AT l2 noon.
GLASttlN, Goo jMiu...... Nl2uoo
Rates Passage Cabin SIS third class found with cooked
pyoVisious, 7 80 For freight passage, apply
ROBERT CRAIG. No. II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

So 1855 Trains will Chsmbers Station as follows:
Express Trains aud p. Albany and Troy Passen
Trains II 80 a m and 1880 for Poughkeepse
and $3.50 p M; for Sing Sing, 10 and 645 ior
Peekskil so and $3.50 r. The Pogghkeepe, Peeks
k and Sing Sing Trains stop the Way Stations Passengers
taken at Chambers Canal Christopher and Sstt Trains for
NewYork leave Troy 80 and 1920 and i:p and
m on SnndaYs at 10 A. T. SMITH, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

ket Wharf BY IOLAS al 6S5, 1850 and 10 and
p. The leave Flushing L. L. at 6i5, and ~
rn l. 8 IN meeting and exchanging
with the boat Hunters Point Through in 81 minutes Fare
25 cents WM. SMITH. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

IL PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves Newly every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock 2 M
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsyton, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p. m, from pier No
SN.R ,
cant until the SAM .bsl have been paid for.
Freight sIded through with great dispatch BY
Al Express Fre ght Tram.
VIM BORDEN AGENT Nos. ~ and III Westst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
Sales bp Anrticn.
,,,,IisI,IIl --,,;,cr;oys,IE @MAGNIFICENT HOUSE,

Acxoiinn strKNITJRE. WORKS Of ART Sti,s nav
6das coULDsMIrH Ao't"ssI T. ~, VII I,s, asai SHAW
), tie Pny.'s 'IKSITtRE In the st,ye hoa.e % ~,
:. y. q P.oI raIns .qys'S nsrop Top Center Side
.e -ewo'd E,.stress ID s'S' RDs,io cha
.sssaS .ssss.4SfiP Pofos is d With p't .Ss enc .no ssd w
rsinsinr. Vases. Boos Fneh Cara ra.' aud fs
% S rSo' pr sll Msgis MIoT; Lao C,s ble Cut.
reen al Fst,non Table bo1 1cr,.,s.. and SILVER Paed
W. W., 1r s and Tea si. rS;swSss "'ss sss Racscr.
s.ia, Buresgs Beds'ssd, ,S.s: Marl.se., Paa.'e'
Chair Con ale 70 commence a. 10y Q eSca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-05

nts 10 al which rur poses French military iespojsm
mped'ment We're ali the Islands Of O,oania TO be
placed by force and fraud the activity and zeal OF
French agents aim at uader tho protectorate OF
France, then not only would the natives suffer,
but British American and all other trading inte-
rests would suffer likewise; and they ought not to be
allowed 10 40 so. England, whose claims 70 the supre
macy protectoae far bef founded than those OF
any other country yet has uniformly refused % establish
n even when native kings have come over 10 England,
voluntarily to place their territories under the English
nag and properly restored the sandwich Islands
70 the native king and inhabitants AFTER that capt Keeper
had upon his own authority and action taken possession
Of Ihem. shortly afterwards the Americans were, WITH
extreme difficulty, prevented from annexng them; as
not materially prevented were by the moral and diplo-
matte force brought bear upon the subject oths snnexa
usurpation induced the projects great
sacrifice considering the territorial cravings OF the Amer
cans, whenever land aotments can be obtained and
ground for slave cultivation. Now, after all this, having
escaped the Scya and har5ds of England and America,
ese countries to be vcmized by French intrigue FOR
French purposes and probably TO found small colony
for French socialists.
This is too bad; but suppose that England VIII &C.
suesce thereinan unworthy sacrifice TO the entente car
dale.
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MATr,rMONIA.l..

MATRIMONIAL RROKERAGs oF&CE-LADIs8
IN ard gentlemen DESTROYS u forming marmenn' a.
lanc bout the delay Of caurtsts, may secure adj
vsntageOus matches BY applying person or addressing
LOUIS a co. 40o Roadway I'D stars, No J. from "a
lO3 Gentiemen from 8to6P X
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANCtNG-xORE NEW CLASsHS.-BROoEES AGA
IL deny. 5l Broome s.eet A new class Tor 5eg,nsers
viii CONNIE Tuesday. All the fsshiorane oances
augh IN % Tbere are classes Open IN
bose advanced.
AIRS IpByfs NEXT ASSEMBLY WILL TAKE PLACE
N br dancing scsdemy rs Blocker street. on &
day evening, January Her pupils VIZ Praeuce an "e
newes, dsncee. ,
And ~ heir heess ave their bead.
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(VoATA-PuRE RED ASH peach ORCHARD) PRE-
pared In the best order, and furnished At the lowest
narke, price; also Iehgh unadutsrsted with other Goals
together with Broad mountain, Cumberland Liverpool orrei
ard camel. HENRY REEVE, Corner Canal and Centre,
aud corner OF Jane and West streets.
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Va YACHTS AND IEvELRy
w FOR THB HOLIDAYS
REDUCED PRIMES
The subscriber Ia selling all description ID watches and
Diamond finger rings.
Lsdes sod and stone braceieis
gs and breesipns
IAdles' chatelsine chains.
eentesr vestrhains and guard ci,aipa.
Pure gold wedding rin a.
KEYS and seals.
e,uds and sleeve buttons.
g,ll spectsces and eye piasses.
Cod pens and pencils
Coli ihira5les.
cell Icckets, l, q q land gssses
silver NAPKIN rings rorteu,onnyes and renkrives
GEORgE y ALIEN
rn,portsr Of Watches and Jewery. Wholesale and Reta,
Nc. il Wal street, second f0or, near broadway.
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I BRIDGE STREET, CORNER or STATE, BATTERY
Two front parlos floor TO let, N board,
also few single gentlemen be accommodated with
| pleasant rooms, Reference