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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

Spraned Ankles and Wrists can he re-.
lieved of all swelling and pain in to 80
inmates 10y the free use of DuraHs Galpanie,
OIL. II acts by imparting Electricity. 10 the
part aflected-starts up new action in that
part, and cure is at once obtained.
AsESTs EoR Du VALL's GALvAMo OL.-Frhny 4
oIsnt, a. w Fisher, Dr.. u b McCsy, O wenk, II d
Maize, Bsrs strssseI 4 Hull
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

THE WEALTH or GES. CAss.-The Wash
ing correspondent Of the New York Times,
in noticing Gen, Case, says: His whole life
has heeo luck. When he left Detroit to take
the War Department he gave orders to Lis
agent to sell large tract Of land adjoining
tAa town, lie was to sell it for S30.oO0
After some time the agent wrote be hud been
ouered SJ3,OOH. Gen. Cass instantly re.
Phed Don't sell til further orders lie
would have quickly taken bis own fixed
Pr'ee' Out, being offered more, lie must look
iSt'her' Inc property is now covered 10y
worth 53,0o0,OO0.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

Ca Passenger railways have already been
laid through most OF the principal streets of
Philadelphia. The successful working Of
these roads has disarmed the opposition to
the location OF railroad on Chesnut aud
Walnut streets, and that great thoroughiare
will soon be relieved Of the numerous omni-
buses nov running on the streets.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
IRON City C0nnmcrciai College.

PirT>VrtGU, Pa. CEAETERED 1855.
800 STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY, ls-s
Now the lagcs' aud most ih7r-ugl C.mucrgia Sraosl
Cf the United states Young men prepared i,T actca!
duties ( the Counting Room
j. e. Smith, \. NJ riof ol Bos ksccpm- and Scienrs Of
Accounts
A. T D uthett, Teacher Of Arithmetic aud Comnercsl
Calculation.
IA. Iicydnck AMI T, {. Jekins, Teachers Of Book.
A Crw!cy and W. A. Miller, rrof, Of Premiership
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING q,
As used IN every department Of business.
COMMERCIAL AElTuMETiC--RArID BUSINESS
WRITING-DETECTING COUNTERFEIT
MCNEI-ME3CANllLE CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL Law
Are taught and OIL other rer,s crcss.ry The ,lccess
and IhIousH education o. rTacs5cni business
~ = Il IN L Ms.
Drawn nn the premiums ~ pn.smug' for tho pms, t'--s
yeas, also IA Eastern and We.cu Cities CuE uos WI,
huS.
Nor INGE.yro WORK.
iMPOR rANT IMPORTATION.
s'nieus enter n! any time--Np va,0l.cn-lmc uu7.t.
s-Rev!ew at fleasure-G rotna.cf asss,rl IN o.,gng
Ayruge time to IT, wtrss-B a.U - so per wee
Stationery, zj OJ-En.l,e cost, 5000 10 $1,000.
~ Ministers Slns received At halt price.
For acknowledgements ot Business and C5n1.
mental WII.f g-UCiose tw0 stamps and addrcss
w. JENKINS, P!,.soGigh, r..
September ej, ISIS --ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

El3- A LARGE TRAIN.-A train Of one
hundred and seventy.sx cars, containing
four and halt tons of coal each, was brought
over the Shamokin Valley road, to this
place, from the Shamokin mines, last week.
This train was but little short of q half mile
in length and contained nearly eight hundred
tons Of coal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

Demon. Sept. 2l-The balloon that car
ried Mr.. Thurston, tho -1Ironaut on Thursday
came down four hours sfterward, near Bap.
fist Creek, Canada West Mr. Thurst0n
was seen upon it short time before it was
secured, and he probably fell off when over
the marshes near Lake st. Clair. A search
is being made for his remains. The affair
has caused great excitement throughout the
pOuntry
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

u" Col. GEORGE w. SCRANTON, Of Scran-
ton, Luzcrne county, has received the nomi-
nation Of the Republicans in that district, on
the Gath ballot. Col. Scranton is an able
and most enterprisiug man. 1t is not settled
who will be nominated by the Democracy
Mr.. Leidy's Lecomptonism has brought upon
himself great trouble. The conferees have
ba!lQtted some days and have not agreed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

g. ATLANTIC CAB1.E-The latest news
from England, in regard to the cable, is that
electrical experiments prove beyond doubt
that the defect in the cable is caused by
leakage, 240 miles from land. Preparations
are making to substitute heavier cable at the
shore end
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

" Our friend, Martin Bucher, the Post
Master Of this place, has hung up Major
Dewart 1--WE beg pardon, we mean the Majors
portratl in his Office. 1t is suspended along
side of Judge Porter's, the Democratic can.
didate for Supreme Judge. The Judge and
the Major look very much unlike, especially
the Minor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
Auditors Eotice.

IN the estate of Leltrt Haughawou', dcc'I,
IL the undersigned appointed by the Orlhaus'
Court OF Northumberland county, an auditor to
distribute tue funds remaining in the hands Of
Calvin liaughawout administrator Of lCiltrt
Haughawou., decd to and among those legaI.v
entitled to the same, will attend at his Office in
the Borough of Sunbury on Saturday the lGth
day o October next at 10 o'clocL, \. NJ, for that
purpose. All persons Interested will take notice
HENRY DONNEL, Auditor.
SnnhnrY, s,ellt. p. lSNS-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

~ The Democratic Cour.rees Of Union.
Snyder ond Juniata counties, on the I4th
inst, nominated William Cox, of Juniats
county, and Charles y. Roush, of Union
county, as candidates for Assembly.
James *. Davis, Of Selinsgrove, and MIR.
poty, OF Juniata, were appointed delegates
to the next 4th OF March convention.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

70 The Montour american says the peo.
pie of Danvlle give much better encourage
meht to white nigger shows" than to literary
or scientific exhibitions, and this the Doctor
thinks is somewhat humilating.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

TIE ONINoUs SILENCE OF THE TELEGRPn.-
Though the electricians at this end Of the At.
lHntic Telegraph are exceedingly costive in
their Communications to the public, respecting
the working that instrument, those in charge
of the other end Of the line are disposed TO
crafty the laudable interest, the public feel
in the successful operation Of the work
Hence we get from Europe by steamer the
Information which is denied us on this side
1t appears that while the public here have
been assured that "all is right aud the "sig-
mails perfect" that the line has ceased entirely
10 give any sign that it has the power Of
speech, electrically. The signals have stop.
ped entirely and what is more serious. the
cause Of this stoppsge is Just as inexpicable
to the electricians in charge OF the line as it
is to the unintiated. just as this informa-
comes to us from Nalentia and Trinity Bay,
savaus open their close mouths and repeat
only what they have just beard from the
other side by the steamer that no doubt ex.
lists =. the difficulty is at or near the Nalentia
Office" statement which shows that they
do not know anything about the real cause,
and are indulging the privilege they have
hitherto so largely exercised of giving their
crude guesses for facts.
This early stoppage OF signals, after they
bhNo bctu OHCc buCScosiNlI1 tiuueDlloltb
through the cable, is not a new or unexpec-
ted phenomenon. Other submerged cables
hays exhibited the sume facts, though the
reasons Tor them are far from being satisfac.
torili explained. The great pressure to
whe the cable is subjected, at the depth Of
water in which it is laid, may impair the
covering Of the wires and destroy the perfect
insulation required or the cable itself might
part from its own weight. if it has been
stretched across. from elevation to elevation
IN the bed OF the ocean, before it had time TO
accommodate itself TO these irregularities.
There is, however. tco little yet known,
either from scientific deduction or experiment
tai experience, in regard to submerged tele-
graph cables, to ensble any one to say with
certainty what are the causes of the failure
Of the Atlantic cable. The public can only
regret that MI experiment, which promised
snch magnificent results, has tnrned out so
hopeessly Ineffective and proftless. There
has not been success snough attending it To
encourage future efforts 10 attain the object
it sought 10 accomplish; for With uny rea
soaable certainty that the money expended
IN laying better telegraph cable across the
ccJan, would not he sunk aiong with the
cable, there would have been no difficulty al
IL ir providing the means for another expcr
-IhHdGciphta Ledger.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

"a GREEN ToNAToE PIE,-Slice the to-
matoes, thin q layer Of them on q pasted
lined pie plate, then cover them with half
teacupful Of sugar, and the pulp and part
OF the grated rind of lemon. Cover with
paste aud bake one hour.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
CeIrgrapBit Wcos,


Sr. LorIs, Sept. 2O.-Dred Scott, the
negro whose rare obtained SO much political
notoristy, Toy lis connection with the Supreme
Court decision, died in this city on Friday
nIrlt last
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

Uolow0y'S Pills. hen the great inter
nal organs perform their functious irregularly
life seldom reaches its ordinary limit, and q
vigorous old age is impossible. All spasmo-
die action Of the secretive apparatus is pro.
ductive of premature decay, and the lethurgy
and sluggishness Of the stomach and the liver
is equally untavorable TO longevity. One of
the most inestimable properties of these Pills
is their regulating power. Their operation
varies according to the condition Of the sys.
TEN being restrictive where there is too much
excitement, and slimulatve where tropidity
exists. They produce wOndefG effect upon
the pulse, improving it when feeble, and calm.
ing it down when to full and rapid. To bring
the whole system into perfect harmony with
the laws OF health, is the object they are de-
signed to fulfil. aud they accomplish it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

To TAKE INK OUr OF LINEN. Editors and
clerks will learn with pleasure that to take
piece Of talIow, melt it, and dip the spotted
part of the linen into the melted talow, the
linen may be washed nnd the spot will disap-
pear without iDjurins the linen. II cloth
clothing becomes soled the better plan ia to
get new and more elegant suit at the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall Of Rrockhili & Wilson,
Nos. COS and 60J Chestnut Street above
Sixth.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

"a THING OF BEAUTY Is \ JOY FOR EVER
An ornamental article Of household furui-
ture, if also useful, gives double plrasure-
This is cspically the case with ths GRoyER *
BAKERs Sewing Machine, which is a beauti.
ful paror ornament, aud is a gentle and in.
dustrious seamstress that will do more work
in a given time than dozen pairs Of hands,
and will do il better too 1t sews a seam
that will not rip sews, it stronger than by
hand ; is easily managed and kept in order,
and what IS more important, gives leisure for
the cultivation Of health by out door exercise.
Offices orcxhibtion aud sale 495 Broad
way. New York; i8 Summer street, Boston
aud $50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
Atlantic Cable.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
j. 81. ENGEL. Of sunbury, PA,
HAS iu,t arrived with splendid stock Of
n n Fall Goods from Philadelphia, to which he
respectfully invites his friends and the Public to
call and inspect, he will spare no iims in show
ing them. Among his stock Of goods will be
found, FINE BLUE AND BLACK
FRENCH ELSTE,
Fine Black and Fancy Casimores l weeds, Sat
inetts, Jeans add Farcy Yesting, also large as.
sortment of Ready made CLOTHING for men
and boys Cheap
FOR LADIES WEAR,
3 ack sndfancy dress silk. (very cheap silk chal
Ii, French Merino, Printed French Merno, Plaid
MohaiT Debege, Printed Cashmere, Valentia,
Challi Robe quli, De.aine Robes. Persian De-
lnine Robes, oil de Cherre Robes, Plain Dehago
LoVellas and Delaine at all prices, and the Reed
stripe skirts, Fall Shawls and MantlIas, a good
assortment of white goods, Collars, Sleeves, Irish
Linen, Shirt fronts, Marseilles Brilliant &c. A
general assortment Of domestic Dry Go ds.
Also large stock Of Hats and Caps, Boots
and shoes, Hardware, Queens and Glassware,
Groceries, Ccdarware, Stone and Earhcnware,
Drugs and Paints, Salt, Fish, Cheese, Ham, Oil,
Tar &c. &c.
n. B.--WaIl and Window Paper, Floor and
iable Oil Cloth, Carpets, all the above will bo
sold at low prices for cash or country produce ta-
en- IN exchange for Goods.
]. II. ENGEL.
Sun5ury, Sept. 25, ls5s.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
Ehr Nlainr rIcctloin.

BANGOR. Me-, Sept. 2O.--Thc official count
will only determine the result of The election
in the Sixth Congressional District, SO close
il the yutV
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

New ORLEANS, Sept, 2l.-Thc death, from
yellow fever during thirty hours, ending yes
terday at noon numbered l07.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

MOBILE, Sept. 2l.-Hon. Arthur P. Bagby
formerly Governor Of this State, and U. 5.
Senator, died TO. day Of the yellow lever.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
Estate of Amanda II. Harrison deed.

GbldIe O1 h(nauuu ~. I1alIi5CN GGC q.
g, Office is hereby given that letters of al.
= y mnistration on the estate Of \ manda NJ.
Harrison, late of Coal township Northumberland
county deed, having been granted to the sybscri-
her. All persons indebted and those having
claims uill please present them for settlement at
at her late residence on Saturday the 3Uth day Of
October 1888.
AMOS VASTNlE, Admir-.
September 25, l6JS.-Gt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
rianos Tuned ANA Repaired.

JOSEPH Il LOTD Manufacturer Of Panu-Furt-s ~
- Philadelphia, Pa, Wi visit this lacc lUTluG he
month oi Oct"' er, next, for the NIB We purpose
Piaun htmm-rs iCealhgrrd, KEYS t.Chtcgj, F1urs
strung and warranted not . break and everything f..r
TO make the instrument eutTu'trt % his work n,res
Having had bong experience ~ The MIHr'.niu-- ..'.
and alsp in rrpaui iIrurs J Il. l., feds Drr..-..
confident be wIlcIre entire satisfaction.
ANY orlcs left at WI pc Entfr.-
and promptly executed his arrival Residence No III.
SNing Garden StIcet. Philadelphia.
September 25, 1858, w
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
NOTICE

All persons knowing themselye. indebted
20 the subscribers are requested 10 make
prompt settlement Of their accounts by pay.
ment or giving their notes on { .lore the
llth day Of October next.
J. +. & I. F. KLINE.
KIine's Grove Sept. %. lS5S.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

Hs- Arthur's Self Sealing Cans or Jars
and the Old Dominion Coffee pot for sale at
this Office
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
NOTICE

NOTICE
We, the undersigned merchants and busi-
ness men, Of Suubury, agree to close our
places Of business at eight O'clock in the
evening, the same to take effect on Monday,
the 21th inst; JOHN YOUNG,
j. II. ENGLE.
GEORGE BRIGHT,
A W. FISHER,
L Y. BRIGHT & son,
FRlLING n GRANT,
IRA T.. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Sept. 2j, l856.-lt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
SdraW berries.

Plants Of Peabody's celebrated Strawberry
which sold year ago at SO per dozen, are
now offered by II. A Mish, Of .he keystone
Nursery, Harrisburg, Pa, at 81 per dozen
81 for so; So for 100; $50 for 1000.
Scarie! Magnate, Imperial Scarlet, Clio.
bose Scarlet lIovey's Seeding, SCOTS and
Walkers Seeding, Myatt's Prolific Hau..
bois, Longworth's Prolific, and ell other
desirable varieties, at proportiora.cly low
prices. II. \. MISH.
September 2j, l6JS.-2t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

The SLEErING CAR.-Some days ago we
boticed "WoodrulIs pstent seat and couch
car" which passed over the Pennsylvania
Railroad, attached to one Of the passenger
trains. The car will hold ilty-six persons
comfortably, for oil Of whom there are sents
as well as provisions for couches Of very easy
and comfortable construction. 1t is divided
into compartments OF each side of the middle
passage way These are arranged for four
seats in each, with table in the centre at
tho window, or, taking down the table, there
may be seats for several children, so that
family may sit together. These seat arrange.
ments let down and spread ont, like sofa
beds, below, While above there are two cush.
oued shelves, full length, provided with cur
tsins, for couches. All this mus; be soen 10
be appreciated, but We may remark that it is
so far superior to anything previously known
in the way Of railway car travelling at night,
as to recommend itself TO general adoption
on all the lines leading out Of Harrisburg
Harrisburg IeI"grdph.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25

The following letter from Col. Joseph w
Cake, accepting the nomination for Congress,
is not without interest at the present time.
The subject Of the tariff is one Of deep inter-
est to the people of this district, all of whom
are suffering from the effects of the crippled
condition Of the coal ard iron business, ard
which can only be revived aud sustained by Il
tariff OF specific duties CD coal and iron. In
this respect, ami on this subject, the standing
Of Col. Cake, before the people, is upques-
tionsbly superior to that of either of the
other candidates, both of whom are charged
with baving been somewhat vaccilating on
this subject:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
Mt. CARMEL, Sept. lst, 1858.

Col. JosEHu w. CAKE,
Dear Sir: We have the pleasure o.
informing you that you have been nominated
as the Democratic candidate for Congress for
the lth congressional district; and having
been appointed Il committee for that purpose.
We desire you to publish answers to the fol-
lowing iDterrogatories
lat. If elected to Congress, what position
will you assume upon the tariff question, that
being the most important matter to the peo.
pie Of this district
I'd. Ia re-arranging the revenue laws, do
you hold it to be proper, or possible, to pre-
vent the vast expectation Of specie FROM the
United States? JAMES NANDNkE,
FELIN NAURER.
DENNIS BRENNAN,
;. MORGANROTH,
WIN. HOVER.
JAMES COVERT.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
fuILADELPETIA COLLEGE, o.
MEDICINE.


2li SoUm FIFTH IT, BELOW WALNur
The TWENTY THIRD session of this Institution WI
open on MONDAY, OCTOBER ilih 1888
The following are some of It's Advantages
Il Is the only Institution In the City wacA furnishes
students with Hospital ieSets and maieallof dsse'll
~ thuut charge The classes ave examined daily ty t-s
Profess re- WIN take a personal interest in the advance,
Inent aui welfare OF every Student
limited number Il youug 0t restricted mean' D
be received beneic!Bres paying but so Tor i.
course of Tickets Ia al cases the sons Of Physicians a.
of cergymen have prefren
An announcement containing every Information VII o
seat free on application 70
b. HOWARD RAND, NJ D,
sept, ls, Gs5s.-st psan u the Eseu'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
DR.. Witmor's Appointments.

DIR. w. II. WlTMOR will visit Sunbuty,
Lawrence House. Monday, September 9th.
Northumberland, Central House, Friday
October let.
Lewisburg, Riviero House, Thursday Sep
tember Both.
To consult with patients on all diseases OF
tbs Human body. Private parlor for ladies'.
Consultations free OF charge.
=. S.--See bis regular card.
W. Ii. WITMOR.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-25
Blarnoy, Buster and hi represent

Blamoy Buster and hi representation
it Is our wish To avoid, We 40 MT nr...., Id .H-
everything or to sell cheaper th.n every
dealer but we try 10 keep cors'a'h "n BON. .
general assortment OF Mcryh1uui.e adopted ...
classes CT Tersous, and 20 represent ihrT gu
sud usefulness without eNagHeTaiian, To
we ask the attention Of BUYERS. Bear IN
that we are determined to sell at PANIC III.
CES for CASH or its equivalent.
A fresh supply of groceries salt s--
other goods just received. .
IF. & / :. kim
Klines' Grove, Sept, ls, lS5S.-n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
FURTHER PARTICULARS or THE Quar-.
RYVILLE HOMICIDE.

To n. FSito, ar 7Ae ~ Y T-;brc.
Sir: Another letter Just received from my irien' in
Qusiryvire in relation 20 tse murder OF James Clary.
90 account of which sent you. and which published
in this mornings IniRrsE ssy,:
"The murderer of Jane, Cary il yet running a.
large ard seems ssyagely desperate. la appears de-
termined now to wresk Lis venzesnce upon thros
moe in rdVdass. He setI IN, bent spcn tie desyuc-
ticn Of human life, ard TOW t7At he has fully CON-
ned himself to .he fearful but inst re,iibuion OF
violated law, lie acts in perfectly reckless msnner
a. is ev.deloed by another attempt made last even
ing 10 destroy LIE. Els am came so Lear proving
fsta as that the bal passed just under the Of his
intended victim, iIiiicting slight iiesh wound. IL,
Lswls) skuiks IN the adjoining woods, but manages
to eysae Lis puIsuers. II is said that he witnessed
The funeral procession OF his victim, Who va. buried
Yesterday. His remains were taken to RJrdout for
interneri. Three hundred men aro securing tae
cour In sescn of the murderer with the fI! deter
mination tc take him alive if they csn-dead if they
must. The ciiZeBs running wild with excitement
snd It viii net subsids until the mar. .fard IS ssfsy
quaitered in tae countyjs, whore he can do no
more ham,
For the benefit of the resders Of THf TRIBUNE, I
would say that Quarry Yie is q sms. place situated in
the northern part Of the Town Of Ssugertss, ia the
County OF Ulster and ST sta Of New-lcIk- L. is the
Location of ls,ge number OF stone quarfes, from
which the we.!.known North River blues.ons is
taken AZ it is rom that circemstsuos that It derives
its name.
Ecfg Yoyt July 10. 1888.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
BOARD OE COuNCHMEN.

Tia Boa q was called TO order at , o'clock Mon
6sy siternoon-CHARIEs II. HA,"LLL, President, 10
the Chsr. .
By, HAswTLL sad-Councimen 1t has again be-
r, me incumbent upon me to exercise my prerosaive
o oonvsnipg you upon extraordinary occasions. 1t IS
nv iu,y 10 announce 70 you the sudden decease of
Aldermen Michael Murray of the First Precinct, at
his resiIerce, this morning The Board of Aldermen
sre ros in session, and would suggest to you thit
We await the.r initial proceedings, in order thst such
acton as you may fit to direct may be in conso-
IsuCs herewith.
Nj. HAswEIL then presented tho communication
Eom tie Mayor, which was read and entered on the
minutes.
Commtee from the Board Of Aldermen entered,
ard Alderman McoPrDoS, its Chairman, with q fe Y
predatory ItIoaIks presented series OF resolutions
which hGd been adopted by the Board OF Aldermen,
after hich tae deputstCn retired aud the resolutions
were resd aud unanimously adopted.
TIE PRFsIDEST appointed Messrs. Webb, BickfOrd
and Booze a Committee to at with like Committee
of the Board of Aldermen in mtkirg z preparations TO
attend the fureral Of deceased after which the Board
adjourned 10 Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
MUSICAL.
hetg l'Ort,

TIE Promenade Concerts at the Academy have
cemed The cause of this eIec: WAS a want Of sup
Iolt For al enterprises which minister unto the de-
catcn Of the public the prospect is dull. Theatsrs
Operas each al al sufiertg from the times and
the future is 10 mere brilliant than the present. II
there bad been TIE disposition to sustain these Promsn
ade Concerts, there WAS ample attraction to warrant
success.
Next Saturday evening the Philharmonic Society
will give rehearsal at the Cooper Institute Concert
Hal to test the scoustic qualities of their great
Mr.. MaIetzek, we learn, will open at the end Of next
month, the Opsrs at the Assdemy. Madame CASTER,
a scpraIo Of renOwp, will be among the novelties.