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s-es rs.,ux,,s.=.sv- FOR LAKE BORGKE
AHk s6hE az s'As11 k%iH%t7 iHi%S7ttl7nEhbsAs "a bs5o.
corner Of GOodehdren aud Champs Eyesee.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
To Procsorvile, Lake Borgne-ds,arce Is miles Fare
through, 50 cents, children and slaves, half price.
Departure OF rrains-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake, .......10
-. at.............-........ p. NJ
Lake city, h...-,......-... $500. b1z A. N.
:. 81 p. M.
Oce 90 Common street Fer all business OF The Ealrosj
Department other business the estate Of
w. q. BAKEwELI. Executor
who Is the ouy person authorized TO make sign
oblig atious for the rosd
the deDot. se22 If
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CTEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, etc.
HOARD SONS STEAM ENGINES,
~ Is power with iron chmnes 40 feet high.
Lea d Leavitt's Circular Saw MIL,
With patent head blocks and rocker boxes and carriages Is
feet long.
Straub's Corn aud Flour Mills
OF assorted sizes, with French Burr Stones.
Newell Cotton Screws
OF the latest patterns.
sHAFTING AND PULLIEs of all sizes; STANDS AND
BOXES, POST AND BEAM HANGERS with bolts etc.
Circular saws
OF all sizes up to 70 inches in diameter.
nS-Hoard Sons Engine the only made which has
boiler without tubes fixed ues, which ulEes its entire
face making requires brick work to set and
Is perfectly accessible cleaning both inside and
nAny Of the above articles will be furnished the
reasonable TERMS pamphlets by mail application
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
Agent for the Pafentees
No. 70 Gravier street,
mys If New Orleans La.
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Ssf siAoE ikIiISsiEas sSSs5ytilss ess..,.Ty %
AXIES suitable Cane Carts and Drayn, With Inoh Plea
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nYEIEG-J. BONTEMPs, DYER AND sCoURER, 90
~ Bourbon and rs Royal streets has the homo inform the
public that he has just assumed the control Of The Dyeng Es
abshment No. IS Royal and that Il will continued
the principle AS he has heretofore conducted his old
abshmnt No. 81 Bourbon streecarefnl attention
and prompt nlnnen Of contracts As he has
this for the past twelve years the public may
shed there will be no deviation in the fuiurs.
J. BONTEMPS.
mao sn 90 Bourbon and 73 Royal streets
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nAK-2s0 L0da SUPERIOR TIMBER FOR SALE Lo1
nyisa ''F' PooLEY. EIceL & co.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1858.
MISCELLANEOUs.

- -
X HmofAL..........,...... ....,.... REMOVAL
ToBY,s ExPREss
10
f97 Camp street,
mylI I'm Near Poydras street.
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Judge OF fae SIKH Dislrict Uonri OF New Orleans
NEw ORLEANS June 8 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
WORTH STREET EXTENSION.

The Committee on Streets Of the Board Of Council
men met at - o'clock p at the City Hall yesterday,
To hear parties interested in the extension Of Worth
street from Baxter street TO Chatham street.
Some eight or ten property owners in the vicinity
were present. The papers in the ease being IN charge
of the Clerk Of the Board Of Councimen and he being
absent the further hearing IL the case was postponed
until NJ, Monday Al , p. H.
Il is alleged that the proposed extension OF Worth
street viii nvolye the expenditure OF hall million of
dollars, which will cause the imposition OF increased
taxation the property owreIs in that vicinity, who
claim that they have not recovered from the tax M
posed for opening the New Bowery.
The owners of property affected by tie proposed
widening of Worth street, from Hudson to Baxter
street, addressed communication TO the Common
Council time since, stating that they believed
the said widening would not be productive OF the ben
eft anticipated without the extension of the street t.
Chatham square This asked that Worth street might
be extended from Baxter street 10 Chatham square,
commencing on the southery side of Park street, 50
feet ca,tery from Baxter street, and running straight
to the westerly side Of Mott street. II feet norhery
from Chatham square, being - feet in width nohery
thprrtTOm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
BESIDE-BESIDES.
To Ae ES.tor of7Se y. /. Tribune.

To he Editor Of I te y. L. Tribune.
SIR: In Your recent review of Whites Shakes
posrc," you quote and indorse the following note;
t. ard besides myself":-The unw arranabc custom of
which aud the same in all respects except ss; ter
aa B.o .ss he beside himself d e..scisd 1 tho da
pun There is no more diaersnce between beside snd
sides than between htile way and is corruption little
that So dong would seem TO recognize Obstruction which does
and destroy Of the best and most accessible
been ndaerentv used or omitted in the or,hosaphy OF the
day when Shasespeses plays written, and Of that when
t.ke.h Ike beside. himself" Hollands T,on.laon Of
Lr "rsn ihoa ar bessdes ihyse'" st' NIvi a. editions
This may be- as you say, " a nice bit OF verbal
analysis. bat is unsound philology. What rarroRt
has Mr.. White for saying the 'custom Of the day
lmeeniug, probably the present day. "unwarrant-
able. in having made two words Of beside and b.
sides and for adding that 1.-THE two words are
and the same in sl respects, etc.,
The argument that the words were used indffereuty
in Shakespeares time goes for nothing, because Il
proves too much. Shakespeare used Z" hapy and
happily indiferenty, as, for instance, in Othello:
MAY fall to mach you with her county oslas.
Ard hcrTay, repent
Yet Mr.. White would hardly cav tha, therefore
adppiiy and kapiy Zone and the same.
But what is the dgilOcRy in the matter Webster
says:
Exuupe: And famine the land bsS>s
snlins Gen. xvii No,erAis word though lsecsly the
.sme as 6ede snd corruption Of H. cash; not 70 be conound
I'd Nih II" &c.
Then. certainly, as one ought not 10 be confounded
with the other, the two words are aos lone and the
same"
/ think il would be we'll II good writers would
make a distinction which our photographers have
failed to make, and which would remove the confu-
sion hat to greater or less extent, prevails IN regard
TO these two words. As thus:
Beside is proposition, meaning, originally, By ne
SIDE Of as,
"Tbe lovely Thais sits bcside thee !"
and usage has modified or extended this meaning 10,
on one sidt, Ok 0nt Of de vsgular corrH; o.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
SONS OF TEMPERANCE

The Grand Division of the Sons of Tempersnce of
Eastern New-iork held its Annual Session at Column
ban Hall in this city, on last "Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
The attendance OF representatives was larger than
for several wears past and the reports showed bgn
condition of prosperity IN this portion of the Order
The following officers for the ensuing year were
elected
g. W p Henry A. Guild Of Ponshk hk-.psi-. No. 2.
q w A. Ma;hr~ Psttsou Of Brooklyn. No. i3
81 serii- Davies. No. ii3 Sss-.u street. New foEs-
g. Tr,a.rr,r m H. ArrnsrouE No IS Na.su v T.
q; Ch.plain John Miller - No IL
O. Con. r. W. p Heishvsy Of No l.
O. Sen Wm Gordon OF Albany No a.
The Quarterly Sessions for 1859 Were appointed Ia
be held as follows January, in Brooklyn; April, in
Ncw-York; and July q; Bellport, Suffolk County
The following were elected representatives, to the
National Division which meets in Philadelphia the
lst of June 1853: p. g. W. P:s, George Hail, Iheo.
l.. Cuyler. a. ID. Wilsos, W. n. Dikeman, A. Z.
Flanagan John Reid II. Lloyd, H. S. Allen. VIM. II.
Armstrong, Henry Hagner, and G. w. z. Henry A.
Guild. Also, p. Il. W. As Alex Campbell, John
Slerry. samuel In,lee f.. jacobs, John Davies, G.
A. Gardner and G. ". a. Mathew fsiti>9n. Also,
Past G. s. EigeTley.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
RO.RD OE COUNCHMEN

The Board met yesterday afternoon, Mr.. CHAs. ii.
H,swELL, President, in tho Chair.
TIE Fariey Orer-Poymeat-The following COM
uiuuca.i0n was received from the Controller showing
that Terence Farley had not repaid the city the money
which he was overpaid his contract for building
sewer in Fifty-frst street:
FNiscE D.psRraEsT, CONTROLLERS Offcf,i
NEw-YoRg, Oct. H. 1885,
To the Bod-d qf Copneii1sa
In reply 10 the following resolution, VIZ. -.
Reoses That the Controller be reqnerd to report 20 in
settled with the Finance Department for the
made to said Farley In the settlement -itn mn pee = e lo
building in Fityfrst street, the Controller respect
Tina Tersnee Farley has not settled the Finance Depart
for the ovespaymcn referred to IN ne resolution M
Farley called the Office ih. day. and stated TO The Controller
would send surveyor the jobs which he claims
entitled large amounts he would settle aud receipt for
the the il ftyhst street. whseTeT It
"''' w. A. c FLAGC. Controller.
The communication was received and ordered TO be
printed.
Mr. Cross then called mp the resolution directing
the Controller to retain the Of f,3O8 H. with in.
terest from Dec. T. 1885, the contract above alluded
to. 7, was adopted unanimously.
The UyHiamsJargh Ecrres.-Ihe Board refused tn
concur with the Aldermen in directing the Controller
10 withdraw the advertisements for the sale OF the
lease Of the Peck slip and Grand street ferries:
The Election-The usual resolutions designating
the places for holding the polls at the ensuing election
Gea. Pae:.-The Bosrd concurred To meet with
the Mayor and Aldermen neS Monday for the purpose
receiving thc tIhDkS OF tnt tuUiiISSiuH '"o
Venezuelan Government, proposed IN the commits
ncation from his Honor, the Mayor.
The resolution to compensate the Presidents oil the
Boards of the Common Council IN the sum OF $5Do
for services as Health Commissioners, was loet and
laid On the table.
Iaxlag CITY Rdtlro0ds-Ihe resolution OF the
Board OF Aldermen relative TO taxing tho cara on the
city railroads. came in for concurrence. II was pro-
posed To amend that tax Of s75 should be levied on
large ears, and So % or one-horse running be-
low FoIty-seoond street. but it lost by vote Of
ten yeas to five nays Subsequently, the vote WAS
reconsidered and ths paper laid cn the table
Adjourned to Monday at o'clock 7. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY OCTOBER Is. 1853.

It il bsi5e my present business to- &C., aud aLso to-
orr OF, ~ stais dsinfiag from e.,
Pau thou are bes,d> thysef.
Again. t>sdes il proposition. meaning an addition
20, as in the case cited above from Genesis xvii.
And finally jeside' is an adverb. meaning aaore-
0yfr As
ST you down this sad ..y 5esde, tia, in A-ppo once.
Would il not then, be- better for usage to adjust the
matter to definite limits and 70 let the rule be: Be-
s,5c always proposition. and only proposition,
with is several signcaion-; di9cs, meauing N Gi-
da.0a 10. sLso proposition; and hcsi3es aiverb
when the equivalent ~ FrOre0rcr II being distinctly
understood that Je.ide shall bot be allowed a. an
adverb
People may get accustomed TO anything. bat. to
many ears btsidc ad,rrh has touch of altcta-
tlon and attempted prettness quite apar. from the
,uanlincss Of really good writing. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
FIRE.


fTWF IN IVHN
On "Wednesday evening fire occurred i'll the mil
linery goods and ribbon store of Simon Gaiugor,
No 10 John street. but being discovered at early
moment, soon extingushed, not, however, before
the stock. The fire originated in a box under the
counter, bnt from what cause is unknown. The
proprietor is insured for about go 900 in the Ktns,
Manhattan, Lenox, Peoples United States, Wash
ington Elm City. Mechanics and Traders Insurance
Companies. No alarm was given by the bells.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
About o'clock yesterday morning end of the
shop OF MI. Patterson, adjoining the American Tim
Der Bending Compsny's establishment at the foot of
Clinton street Greenpont took fire from the heat Of
one Of the pipes of caloric engine in the building.
II was extinguished with but slight damage. Had the
fire but attained little headway before its discovery,
it would have proved very disastrous, as the mate
rals composing the buildings and the contents OF
Il highly intammable nature.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
RUBLIC MEE'IINGS
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

THuRsusr, Oct. i4.-Mr. JoHs CLsscr President,
~ the chair.
4 message was received from tie Mayor in relation
to grants Of land under water; also, submitting an
ordinance providing for the redemption Of the city
debt Referred to Committee Finance.
The Engines Desiroyei.-A communication Was re-
ceivsd from the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
urat In answer to resolution IA 10 the authority for
having engines on exhibition in the Crystsl Palace
The Chief refers to ordinance wherein il states
that the Chief Engineer shall have the charge of,
oversee and superntend the construction and repairs
@! fire engines and other apparatus.
OFFICE CalEs EsSIsngR fIss Dsr,sIss>r.l
Esgfoss, Oet Ii, 1875.
GrSTLYnxs: liz 70 your fesot'on astns D; what
authority had charge of asd placed The various sre sPPara.a
~ "a .br rrved ordnance o the Fire Drparrn Page $50
which the following words. The Chief Engineer Of The
Fe Der.rtert sha have chsrre o supentend
the construction ard repairing OF engines carriages
oot nd ladders hose and other machines and spPaFsa' for
Very respectfully submitted,
HENRY H. HOWARD.
Chisf Engineer Fire Department.
Tbe Spectdl Committee on tie request Of The FeAe-
-uciaa COagHs,ss.0Rcrs, TO have opportunity To
press their gratitude to the city authorities for the re-
cepton aud cvities extended to Gen. Paez, reported
III favor of conyenng special meeting OF both Boards
in the Councmens Chambers on Monday, p w.,
for the purpose. The Mayor to preside at the pro-
posed ceremonies. The paper was adopted.
A Superintendent ot FIRE Appardtus.-The Com
nittee on Fire Department presented report in favor
of the Mayors appointing practical machinst and
firc-engine builder, who -ar be an exempt fireman,
to Superintendent the construction and proper work
ing and keeping of Fire Apparatus, and such other
duties az may be required in the direction " the Fire
Drparnent which shall not interfere with any oSst-
ine ordinance or conflict with the iremen in the dis
charge of their duty, the salary TO be 81 3d. Laid
over
Central Pork.-Thc Finance Committee reported
an ordinance authorizing the issue of bonds To the
amount Of $500 900 for the Central Park Laid over.
IIonlea's Hosptiai.-The report of the Finance
Committee directing the Counsel to the Corporation
to prepare the necessary papers to convey certain
properly TO the states Women Hospital was
adopted.
Ne,r ,Schooi-H Housr-A report was adopted, deny
ing the application of tine school officers Of the Nine
teenth Ward for site for the erection of new school
house without expense to the Board Of Education
Tie Station-Houses.-Th report on bills for clean
ing the StationIIouses last year came up, and was
Opposed by Aid. TUckER. IL was finally adopted.
A resolution to make The Day-Boo Il Corporaton
paper was lost for want of constitutional vote, and
afterward reconsidered and laid the table. II
subsequently taxed up, when, on motion, THs IRig.
uSE and several other papers were nominated, and all
referred to the Committee on Arts and Scienccs.
After the passage of some ordinary reports, the
Board adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
MARINE COURr-OCr. li-Bpiorr JIpcE MA,,asS.
ASSAULT AsD BATTERN oN rHE HtGH $50.
William Prunssrd sgt Henry GAdsd-n.

Willsm Punssrd sgt Henry OAdsd-n-
This was suit tu damages tor assault and
batter, on thr hsh Pautin barber and sl.ses
defendant who mate of the Aago viol n'y
ssuteu snd beat him without Defef~ndsnt
claimed that the toutthsd jurisdiction the assault. and hsa
terry committed In foreign port board American
vessel the complaint serird and hs sskeS for
dismissal the complaint Tha Cnnf, denied the nstioa
Henry Philip. testified that be sailor the Arago
aboard her as september HAVE, France Pras
kari employed board barber wifne~ psnlisg
the cabin door plaintiff up with champaign bask<
he happened 10 hcA the paint bucket defDdsa
who ~ feet distant called plaintiff d-d clumsy
threw pnr of board him; he then overlook him ssA
showed him ons he gangway sud told him ashore kckas
him twice a be- showing psntlH ashore
himself d-icnds Mt then called him
defendant told th second naio give him Job dou Ia Tia
bold tit would ias' bin time this sonsiie Of tbs
dock the ys psntif stocked the bucket scod~nsy
Plaintiff aud te.tihei fhat he did
Of Gcfndsn then ,ooh him BY the collar him.
and kicked him three four times defendant showed him o.
Ard called him aboard again witt and ordered
the third hD the bold witness ssA
defendant ordered him 20 pile pig Onso much or b- wsaa
keep him there all night witness kept there Two hours
his examination witness said that the chief let
him up and told him the next time BE- upset paint uot
laugh
Defendant testified that pautG careless. a. he
taking sud la the he upset the paint tbrrw
the piece Of board him bat did not hit bn started
steward 90 at him at Job punishment the ste sft
said he had nothing do with the barber and
the be him the hold pile up
aud Kept bm at that work two hours the hacLe, s
closed
Judge Maynard gave iudsnr Ut Tor plaintiff for x5
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-OcrosEs H-seH,rs

ID
Several important cases were brought before the
Recorder to-day.
ssnne Mor, PLEADED guilty 70 pcgsy And NJ" seo,esce1
20 two year. In The State Prison. 80 =.
Joepb kcho. n-sro Wa charged ~th the bogicids a
William Daring another nsgrJ No IS Bnter street
seDt evidence proved hst the prisoner trs al
,.ked tie ard that the prisoner scssd se
d.f.n. lie convicted. with rsc0um~rdaon 70 mercy.
Recorder pfop~ry him lst sess<noe-oiss
month. g. lhe Pruit' .iisry.
ThsodcTs Lewis placed trial Or ob's nins 81 -
under pf~ten.,. om NJ J. Rock rep~s~n4sr
ton that 800 barrels ID fOur stored at No. 81 Wsshinso
T.t t.oIg.d bi snf ms parnef. Aess Ps~rson ~
Fbisn II, conoIaded NE .doaHsat u IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

INorFSTs Ri THE CoRoNERs.-toroncr Hills held
an n0uest on Thursday the NrwYork Hospital upon the
hody Of James Green young who brogIh; from Port
J.rys suffering from serious wound which he had received
by falling upon circu while wa IN rapid motion AND
The Jury returned verdict Of Accidental death
The same Coroner held an inquest at Bellevue Hos
pial upon the body Of young nsmed King who was
is.a, ufed DAYS BY fall from awssoa aud died
on Weiacidsy night. vcfac; OF Acridenth death was
I'd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

Tnr JErrEg,oS MARKEr CotRI.-A,ter . lops
and protracted fight between the magistrates attsched
TO the Jefferson Market Police Court and the city sa-
thorities the former have at length succeeded III get
ting decent Courtroom fitted up FOR their occupan' )?
The Old has been materially enlarged by the al
dition OF -.vera small and long, narrow DARK
pessage-wsy that communicated with the Ia'rcaso
leading to Greenwich avenue. The entrance - no"
West Tenth street few feet from the above fnen'
toned ayenue-a wide staircase leading from tor ''e
wax to tie Courtroom. At The foot o' the s'ai''
case large room has been arranged ior the sc'"n'-
notation OF the Cour, officers. At the hes1 oi 'ne
stairs either side two private rooms io' 'no
magistrates. Tie Courtroom Is fifty feet IN length oy
thirty in width, the walls being painted IN IMITATION %
marble. Tie Justices and Clerks desks are Directly
opposite the stairway, upon high PLATFORM 'Da :"
arranged that full view may be hsd OF ali VINO enter
or depart. The bench is guarded by nigh iron rsii
ing, on the outside Of which prisoners are
the Intervening space being Tor the acconlioae''H "
witnesses. On one side Of the room are benches Joy p
orers, surrounded By an iron railing, While 90 'ns o'Ne
side are benches for the accommodation oi HiN's''
or other parties having business with the
The appointments about the Court are very cohp'.e'
the plans for the most part having been ulanH ~
Justice Qusekenbush, his associate, Justice ns'
senting Il il in contemplation to TT UP tne no" ~
rectly over the market heretofore occup.-u ~ ."e
Police Of the Ninth Precinct, as stsiiop- 'O
examination room, the other rooms before neu'.sn'e
being TOO small for that purpose. ss'! s'''' Au.
sance and annoyance has been got nd OIL oy 'ne nc"
arrsngements-thst of "shys'ers' or s.inhes
class Of men protesting be lawyers VINO nsns ABOUT
the Police Courts, and openly rob parties appearing 70
make complaints or having other oa'.heS WIN a. sas
Justices. This class Of tas senxs hs''s Wa8 as's'o'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
IOf RI Or SPECIAL sESslOss-iJcr iG-Bet,ss Ju.ssee
~ anf

Henry Be,er. s.s,nli and battery. fined 90. Joha
Brown sud oS.faa fenItenfiafy t uons
Oeorse Campbell seskf go ~ PeuiteuaFy two msutHn
Thoma. ~ ..<.g. srs bsft@ryi Pepenisry anysa.
Thomas H a..a.h ani b-ft~ry fsnsuisry Loo mostes.
Elrsb~th knrsds ss.-g' snd e,''-fJ r.ntsntsfy tse
mouth. chart. Maun .ieanz ar str ..ses Pses~stisv
iour mouths Milan rthrs sss'at snd osae'y rrnse:-
80 o,. .f N.rhs Kossrd, s'rsns ~esrAx sRpsr-l,
Psu,,.n,ar, IA month. kayeH- Rrnss rssiins PAR -
- our month. Jsoob sbs ph~fa <sssah saA
J-,s,, a., prson ~ 5sys El~u saor- and bssrvs
49,, . Has,s To- ph Nison N I'D hstt-fs 6s-<
40 p,,r.. HNlfr. sssssf snd battery City Ps,soa
=. A. a. ksl "a sf0+s Hoss a R~fls~. Jos~p6
a Rssf q fe. uau@y atxs ut susDrua-a Iehn Bssa.
..s .nJ .s,frf Hnss IS John Donoas ss.sah and has
80 fnad Jrpes a Hsssf s.sah All estt>fy, sn~<
- ssrs 4 L-.ufns st.suf and ssftsrv. tn-s 3 ~
p-f.. Hsf. sassu sad basrF husd si0 fboass Lao.
s...ef 80 bal'F med 80 Ann MuIsB ..s.oh sa3 49,
- fasts.o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
CITY ITEMS.

ARRru oF PIccoLosrsr.-The PiocoomiD ar
rived yeseTt ay morning in the steamer Nor.h Star,
from Europe and immediately proceeded to her hotel
up town. The passengers and officers Of the steamer
speak Of her in the most enthusiastic terms. During
tie voyage .he entertained the passengers by singn
some of her fayorte songs each night in the saloon
the weather being too boisterous to 90 on deck.