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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11

signed for the storage ofinfected goods, would be
all sufficient to secure the immunity of our port
from imported diseases. The establishment of
such institutions should be the special duty and
the immediate care Of the next Legislature, and
we trust another session will not be allowed to
pass before the proper provision is made for
their organization.
We have repeatedly shown the injury that has
been inflicted upon our commerce by the Qua
rantine extortions, and how these extortions
have driven vessels into other ports, where the
rules were carried out with stricter regard TO
the obligations of honesty and fairness Now,
however, the Board of Health have suspended
the Quarantine reg alations the sickly season is
declared to be at an end, and vessels are allow
cd to come up to the city without the usual him
drance and detention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11

BRADr's svN MoSrHLY PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS Mr.
Brady hss sent us finely executed photograph likeness
o. the Hon Alex n stephens, Of Georgia which consti
tutes hi last minonthIy issue. tbs collection pro
m.ses 10 become most valuable ono.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11

THE CHINESE TRgATrEs.-In another column
will be found an interesting letter from our St
Petersburg correspondent. giving some particu-
lars OF the treaty concluded between Russia aud
China. A was anticipated the advantages So
cured by this document TO the former are of i'm
mensc Importance TO her territorial Development
The s,ipulations Of the English treaty have not
as vet transpired, the British government having
for some reason or other withheld it, publication.
although Mr.. Bruce bad been n week in London
previous to the departure Of the Canada. Can u
be that the terms obtained are less favorable than
those secured by the other powers. or than the
nation had a right to expect after the cost u
such an expcditionS The Noaasvr publishes the
text Of the French treaty, which l. remarkable
chiefly for the prcdominance If the religious cle-
ment Ii Il curious how, in all these documents.
the prevailing tendencies Of the different govern
ments are to be observed. Thus Russia goes in
for territorial, France for religious. and Crca,
Britain and the United States for commercial
privileges Russia Mt present cares only Tor the
extension Of her political influence over the Asia
tic nations, knowing well that all other advan-
tages mus, follow In its train Louis Napoleon
IL occupied merely with the idea OF strengthening
his power at home by the aid Of the church
leaving TO Russia and Great Britain the contest
for Eastern dominion Great Britain, anxious
only to secure her commercial ascendancy, neg
lects many important considerations which may
ultimately compromise II In that quarter Of the
globe. The United States goes in, Of course. for
what II can get, and il may perhaps turn out in
the end that II will quietly have secured a. much
as has been obtained al an enormous cost ny the
other maritime Powers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11

CALAIS, ME Oct. IO-Evening.
TIE line east Of this place In working order this
evening 80 that II Is impossible to obtain amy communca
ton with Halifax, at which port the steamship Indian En-.
iirc fully due with Galway dates OF the 18th at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11

saics q about 500 boxes aud about 900 hhds at fah
prices Coee qulc, and prices unchanged Freight
engagements continued 10 be light aud rates without
change OF moment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11

TIE Explosion % the Steamer Hsrrules.
. MosrasAL, Oct 10, 1888
Esvsn lives were lost by the explosion q the steamer
Hercules yesterday morning The boat WA owned by
Calvin Brock, Of Kingston, C. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
EfCRE TO Pc ADMIRED THAN THE
Nl RICHEST DIAOEx
EVER
WORN SY KINGS OR EYPEkORS


wRAIi WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF BAH
Bso-e cd hDssf provided ioi ~ oe,
rsee E..5sI Ltbca.s The u~y bloom brightly IT
sc~ .b.es tie eye be ePs1sns toe seth BE-
tho Of Q. Aria he lead y t~fef ~ its coveas bail
IsGS<e sDS si,l.c ssf,6 and SrS o. S1ss ,in II srL'
O@c ~ito usugc vii ioss man nAf her ohsus
PrS WOODS RsiR RsSToRATiNh \. os,G Two OF ines
sses week ~l resoe psrnSasntN cne % AL slcS Ar
ssrmeut Rss4 The klosis sbd jaise The ~n'sr a .bs
tr ss ,se Ce.sbTs.ed fisitst sb.heIE:
HEw.yoss Ap-1 10, 1855.
WcoD-Dess Sir: express Yea n et.s
tnzs uncr fcr The sn.ir. restrs'ca O h,r 70 ia
sHsns color Aoi Tbs 4 aTTys 10 he SEi:ed sse
.s r.oely eeo-ains gay, sot upon '- slpsGor yc1
hsr h's recovered 's o0s'ns bic. 90,
ssstus 40 vel o. sgie-1t.a
sI~ oesx sT, y9Srt truly, y IHAbbkho
"Drycn az Gwyi;,dr6e:.r
"rAsh NESSAsrt OrrcE No y Nsssn r.,
A.TI Il. 1855.
fsof o y Woop-ner sifi Some month ~sess sso
sro,veS hc'e Il Hsr R.eonve sns s.ye II % uy g
Via eor,lsded u Try OF her h Lio skus the tins
thA Il uoule reSiOte The hair orsnx oar
vel smIrse, sfsr sI~ W-vAs Il k1s p@f,Tusd
that sondshI ssest y ruEnins al te gry bars Dat
strunsiy the above RESPONSIVE 70 ~ pr. !. soI
- such sAsns< Of tse1 h.L CHARLJS CsROEW.
ss~.YosE July -. lt57.
fnx O. J. Wooo: VIII eccsdencs d. \ re-ors 4,.pS va
HJ h.yoss,its t-sag tLe mo<t III xTfo. ever
0es usuf Htr Restorative tst si xlof
kaos, A1 srsdu.ly eSs and rOw f.l
s<eAsnt that few spp rs ~ ess them t.i
nspssa oos ,: as0 bss relieved as Of a. ssnaud AID
Nc " common snolS Ecfsos ~t' splf. freely
J. a. XiLbY
~ sac saft n ssy vs. .st teepts'Ls bald sd hA4 .io5
s@y toesss ~ no ssel c3uusUVsd Using Jour h sorS
eSe Ia Jsruy fcv sypt stoas fss,snt Ssr atny
f'tAi e ~ pp srs~ cs Aoe tuned th q H soef soei
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

estss cI the Ccpgress 3: PhiIsdelphis 70 Cav Frank
hn, giving On seoouL, Il .he mpsr Of the dels2ase,
their frrt dsys precseds,gs, iodvidul de,cnph,a Of
some Of them, the receives, 40. s. p. o. An and
W. Ineies. VOL III. Copy, Gbos.
ncloeed in Gov. Ffsnkhn'e letter 70 .oe Earl Of
Dartmouth, 9Th Sept, l774
There few extracts taken 81 random from several
thousand similar ores covering period Of ho,e fr I'M
I649 10 1893. The value of the book 70 the hso,.n
may be seen by Iefeecce 20 the a.t quots.on, which
refers TO an Interesting document. He can nov vi:s
70 ,ome agent in London to copy ths: psp, found IL
the State Paper Office Ameiios and West Indies, vol.
III, and know ths: for copying he mus: pay four
pence sterling per fcho fseventyxo words Taas With
Any documen, in the London Offices So also with doc
un ents il this country; be 10. only knows where to
fl them, but how TO avsI himself o. their c,ntenx.
We consider this Analytical Index" which Mr..
Whitehead has edited with 60 grea, labor, one OF the
nost valuable sssistsns in historical reeearch per-
tsins to the history Of New.Jersey, tia, We are &C.
qusipied vith; ard we hope the editors labor Of
love will provoke others to similar deeds, for IN THE
way alone is the history Of St..es 20 be woven ont
Of materials now concealed in State Offices and other
r.cep.aeles Of dusty ba: precious old documents.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
COLLISION ON THE JACK SON ROAD.

Fros. 1h< Y. Q. Pt1Bahe, TIA =,
We ksrr frcM p osps;ch ifon B:jokasven. d-ts1
y.s,.,dsv WITH vhch eye favored, taa. tle 10 81
rrsrs on ne Jakson rslrosd csae ID COLLISION ys1tsI
day 81 Bsh...
Several psrsors were irJirs,, ou. We ave DO
The isths frs. eoi.iOn oD thl= iost Sn;h ws have
hso 20 recoTo. ,,.,
TIE seoidtrt occurred between sni 3 O'clock D.
H. about q1,r.sr ,f niss o.loH Bshs.s i35 inNs'
frc n New o .sns. TIE inmsd'a,e esu:e o. ,ne or
h.ioa vas, s,.s.tke DO IN tran brcks axle q ear
nor,h Cf Bahais, wsiea detained them. Ine d1Sn
taiD cn srTlvirs q: B>h1js, ~as tA29s'ed y .'a,.
TIE arrival oi ths up tsini ou. sfer t1e co.di,,.
sid passengers hsd sf, the fsrnnsr, the eegne sn
sisd C p1pp % sa.er for .1s e5gte, aad 10 % i'
PIC s.,ly dn, sa into the up IAio 90 ths, ne b
~ fsr AZ q. psessn. sses..nsj s s,.r,1,abie a.
TIE iesal; vas "a. re brslennsn ss1 ons tieh
oi TIC down trar, wso.e nsn,s e'e ~. gYs'' VIZ
ssily snd o.e yeyo,t says fsialy itjrs1; ,s'.
taiI.t, eIgfI.ma1 81 The up t'sln, eso . -1s9 ~
;yi,e..e1; ~. Oc.J. euyissmla { .1e i'To u"'I
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
ACCIDENT on THE VIRGINIA AND TEN
NESSEE RAILROAD.

TIE LtneAbsrg FURtni0a OF me II 4 ssys;
The mail train wss running OF IN usu4l rats of
speed, when, approaching Roaroke bridge, = came ia
contact with cow on the track. The cSehsr got
hold Of the snims bu. did rot succeed IN rsn,viDs
il rcm m * tsck. The Gov becoming eutsuglsd IN Il,
under machinery of the ergne. caused the engine &C
Baggage cars TO be thro~a ca the track "a point
two bags &c cars rolled 10 the bottom Of The sssnk
mest. SIX or eight Of tee hspds employed on the
tram br uised, but the pjares reoeived sy Mr.
George Hameling are Of very .enous character.
MIR. Il. the baggage csr the time Of the a.
cident and went down with il Tue car wss 6led
with baggage, great portion Of which fell on him,
and when discoVsied he was wholly i.ssnsbis. and
did nos recover his Consciousness for more than an
hour. His injuries being the hesd aud chest, II is
impossible 10 determine thsu extent OF tais time.
The baggage cars are, We learn, . complete wreck,
ard will prove an entire lo's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
BOOKS RECEIVED,

Principles and Apple Of Chemistry By David A. Wells
limo PIP. 5l5. Iyison Phinney
ssPPh' I,ss,dy 10 Five Aet' .neI tie G,rn.n Of GdL
przer. By Esds Middleton go Pr leo. d. Apr5eton
Co.
M,,Ics Description q Fancy Bal =: wsshirs'on 40 r1
40 Washington: FisDkhn Philip
The Mind Unvei ed Or, B;ief History Of T..nytwo lube
Gle Children limo. pp A. Phisdeiphis: W. Hun:
Son.
The Book Of the Chspr Or Mont: i Insrucons 10 :he
Degrees Of Mak, Past and Moe. EIceIrm Matter. By
Alert @ Mscbey M d. l2no pp 259. Robert Mscoy
An Al nieI the Colonial Documents Of New JesY
IN he G,ae Paper Ofcss Of Eng l. Complied BY Henry
stevsns Edf.d BY William A. Whitehead evc. pp. 5el
Appleton Co. -
Aesns a Chrs auity: An Unfolding Ct the Celesia sense q
the Divine Word, through T. L. Harrs Par Fus. Vol l.
$50 pp ss6 New Church Publishing Associsiion-
Cyclopeos Of Commerce and Commercial Ssyss.i Edited
by j. sn h Housns aud By j. sm.h HoInan' j. sso Pr
2LO7. Harper Brothers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
ANAN KILLED AT AMSTERDAM.

From TIE b 4gaLo Efsress, ia IN -
Tie e.nre,s ,ysin v6icn left Albany at li:3o on
Tuesday ornirg rsa down q man at Amsterdam tal;
ing him irita.tiy The mail train had Ji,t arIsei
hom the West, ard the deceased sss nee a. 500 "
Wing the bsg ami. sher he male novem7nt toward
tskire j: from the animals mouth, the dog ran away
u on The ,rsek. The m.r followed, although the eI
press ;raip vas srproschils r.pdiy. sst he ,. W.
g,rnsd tss sdmopitior, s1d wss Knocked dosn, ant
he ,cr Of his head sEd both h.s less Gu: of.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

BruraL MURDER OF A sLs'E-Ws s.ss. nsn..yssas -
Gay or TWO since the deeth OF sesrS go.
Mis. sisrke. from whipping inflicted oy .,s pssi- 5
,t.y. Us,orer fio,re re.urrsd yesterday IRON hod.
fs an Iqa.s.os tho body and isn bin 70 ls'rn ~
sstlesbs psreuisrs: Ths nsgo beiofg' % tas s's~s
ofi:s aie A. c. s,.rss Of ssa,.sis, 800 %nsn 1
W,,}y.on,ry. hai h,m led ovsr . b,rsl, sad Ssys
I'm 10 l.sbs, He ,on,is ued 20 whip ne b,f dty,
c,n,,sry 20 the orfsrs Of Mrs stsrxe fo' so,is.sI
60. Ths f.shD, iisd in sons plaes' sne aostss. M
n ,rd in t.o weeks hom the frs. s,Ipp Ds sns
,srro o'ei. On hearing cf tIe dss;i OF ,is ny,
Mep'gouery I'D, and nas not JET been a.'I. 81
iury i.tl,r "a q yefdic, hat ths ne,i' D''" "'
Msns Ia Ess1,, " n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
Ios rAeN Y. fs su1s-
ODE TO LIBERTY

ODE TO LIBERTY
pI snoReI BowIRIRh.
or Thy gohes, sacred Liberty The ustrous star. are
singing
Choral sypphOries. divinsly grsna-thsr them.
tanscending vords:
Libs+y!
Ard Earth ks.h esueh. the melody HNk through
her gro,es tie ringing,
Ard 'he reur' sine thrill deep hAsste to ,l4 ;reb Of
tie brd,:
An .ha. muse eleNr he waters Of esch tarbd-sow-
ing river,
And The crystal deepe Of emerald refec. the stars
rehsiI:
Liberty
And a. EAIt yous creatures render praise unto the
Giver
OF freedom, lie, and hsppness, in one harmonious
s,IsiD:
Libery
Celestial ecsoes fAnfns wake the sees mysterious
voices
Ard cb.rthg winds for dareing waves rePes. the
tuIe and time
Ltetyl
Willie p omp;ed by tire nipples, each ir:oning shore
rjoices
Ard the spheres seSrdsnt vitrs.e making unison
sublime:
Liberty
To that measure sweet and stately are the Nsions
r,ucy marching,
And the sses are its rhythm, Heavenly equities its
Liberty
Still louder il reveIbers.es throughout the sky en-
Gehing,
And free with mighty impulees the sphi. Of our time
Liberty
wondrous Song Of Tine and Nature, INTO harmony re
All minor plants Of Suffering with Tnumph's major
st-AIi:
Liberty!
The grcans 0. wretched cspves with heu CREE Of joy
involving
Glad shouts Of liberation Ginning in with elaIking
chSins
Liberty!
It's the wa-czy Of the hero, and the hymn Of martyrs
dying;
Tis our hearts impuleive bea.ings and the clarion
voice Of Truth:
Liberty
Ts the even-song Of ssges in their nPer ese replying
To Freedoms arden. troubsiours, WHO chant the
creed Of Youth:
Liberty!
To the tyrsr. ts defsnoe-to his victim consolation;
To the selfish and oppressive, the dread ia. Of thsu
DOOM
Liberty
To the faithful aud pu,e.hean<d, patience, hope, and
resignation,
Toawsit the glorious Future through the Present
ard ifs gloom.
Liberty
Nations, rsces, ut join in and swell the Universal
Cborm,
sorgs to Liberty outpouring free in every human
Liberty
TIL Earth be all ss eoquen. countless stars, that
Proclaim thy gra,e and msjeety eternal, sveryoung
Liberty,
Make thy holy temples in Our homes and in our hearts
thine sltare
That to God our prsyep and gratitude 10 song may
Liberty!
For God will aid thy cause and ours, osrthrowins its
sseaulteis,
Til Freedoms only baLnere be ESths besutfu
blue sAts'
Liberty
ll-tl .,tk<x
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
nENNSY SYLVANIA ROA D.
= - - srInr nr Ar CENTRAL ROIlTE.

N. y.pr.ynps Rs-od connects s Pi'tseorsh wi,h r.a
~s1s 10 ard fsm ST. Louis Mo- Aon Gaena sld Chas Ill
Yasir: Lexns.op snd louisville Ky Terra Hsue, Med
lafayette and IDcsnspois Ind Cncinnst, psyta spnns
oI6 ,kDtsiIe ssadushy, Tdo, Clsvclsne Columbus
81 boat horr Hs-oesns ST. Ls Looisvins spS
6faoinDsd -
Trs,a aofestor the Esst ho h oi the above
oc,,~S rlsce4 IA tie West
will 6nd this toe sborty moe enPtostous ans
sssfortsb. route between tbe Easi AND West
PROB EEW-YORK To CINCINNATI IN 81 HOuAh
VPON EEW-YOpK To CHICAGO III 50 HOChS.
HnOM NEW-YORK 70 ST. LOUIS IN 70 HoUAk
RsTe a oE any other rJote
(,-r hsndbls IN tbe hotels Of tis cfty.
YhroCsh Tickets or furter tBfornson msy b. hsd VIE
s4,sI of .lS PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No z ks:oY Hcns- Broadway.
Iur.,x labs J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

Chl) At tins tine uny r.sor-d 70 Ne original o. os
ieash srpsssnos and cbssuny reooumsD4 ~ as b ~
Ck,csse NJ Nav n ias7 a HOES
The PUT IN ses of three Hses vi.: iseA
medium and sn The snnA hol6s bsf pn md sstAls 80
ei per bot e The medium belds ~ss, :b per
sropoton sd -sas for "a pr bot'i ns l,'ye sss s'sh
" per cent n,oye IN proportion, and retsis fr eL
8. J. WOOD Co, froprt~son, M. Sla 6rosdwsy, New
Yorh (in sres. Y Wire Railing EstsbHsh p-p sad No
ia MaYh~.st, 81. Louis Mo
And .oId hI s good DrnsEists md Fancy Goods DeAer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
Uater Gnrs.

AMOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Blng-
Nk banton. ". T.. 25 miles fron the e,y BY r. Ene
r. a. Iriop Terms s5to pr week foL cious add'e"
r y NORTH a. D. OF HARTHA FRENCH, VI d.
U1UE SARATOGA WATER CURE is the
poe whre nv.ids 20 70 regain bealsb sod where the
v,sy 40 10 re htr isbors Large aid airy rooms so
Snn h,ra and bed tha: will do good to rest upon
Address n BEDORTHA, NJ. d. Ssrstoss Springs, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

"VNN NSYLVANlA A KALI NJ n D.
RScRpAr CENTRAL ROUTE, ccnneotne ue Atsnho
y ,ss W...er North Wesern aud South Western States
s,.,.oos Railway dis~c- This kosd also coSDecn -
Asn vth dsiy hnss Of steamers 20 ali ports oa ne "es
"a A. Cleveland ard ssndashy with VIE sesinst 70
n ern -, on H. Eorh Ween ID. us, dfse
oil po o. ,i. ,ore w which FREIGdf can b. forwarded
70 .pS sorr prTWTTN sy PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
s.I sss-Bcot hs:' and Csp booss IS ceDs p
SnsI 49, Al, hsI.s bAes ard tIunfsl Drug I'm IoOb
~. ..ya h.@sl FesihsIs furs Nc. ..,..'..''...
of1ss 40 30 nom,.ic Sb,ens. 6nir.ing snd
~ Il be,l Drugs On castsl HAD o. ctDs$
ssn ,tssr 1in roIs or boIes) Wool and sSsp Il" 10.
psrs Fs,,vMd kc......'' 80 80 '....','S
r,'sn ct.ss Anvils sieel Cssns pn esss ,oosns y
pemp Bacon AID PAX sAited Nosse oI ~ .seL io0 ..
1.aS,o rn.uutsc.ursd exc pt Cliars Or Snt 81.
JovsIn CL.ss- -. rs..ssdl Lad and Lud ~ cents p
On hsIa sods Ash Gcrlosn Clsy, Tar ftah' i"oi
YIors- y btL until fcIth<r notice
G.u.- o no ID uItl further not.ee-
CoIyos- bss exceeding 500 10 ~sisnt nnHi iH'isf
bvstoe. .. .... =, phr,6.lnhi. ~ n.,.
49,, ~ 1,,s III. p.cksge Via Pennsyvsns Hsnrosd An
fS. q n.sred the Afsns OF ms aDeo Ps VI
ps,.sn,.s " N b. forwarded wihcot detention ,
sx1e.r As,k-s-fsIris Worm ey Co, Memphis, Tenn
Sac. Co St. Louis; p. o. OReAly Co. Evsnsyh,e'
Id nrm mill Bell Co. sod Cater Jewoo, LolsVile
- q Medium Madison, Ind n. w Brown I 20; and
I,.in Co CjneioIai " w. Grahsp Co.. Lauesviue Ono
f~,.b O. No 81 Eity A., Boson Lseeh Co No Asof
Ro.,. NJ W York and No South Wiisn-st New fo', =.
J sDs,a.r PbDsdslphs; hassw K'on'. Ssu"''s' u A.
ii. n. BousToN Genera Freigh. Agent, Phlsoelbsia
T. A. SCOTT Superintendent Altoona "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

SuRGIc.L.-Ihe Petersburg pspeu notice the fsc.
that DR.. ii. G Leigh and James Dunn CT Pei@rso1rg
have Iecerty performed two o: the most ofgins and
nters sting surgical operations ever attempted tae
United States. Tie frt Vas upon uayus, or Al
enlarge ment Of the olood vessels, upon an intact nne
nentbs Of age, OF Mrs. Granger. The affection sp-
pearsd upon tue infants ef cheek snd being consen-
al the spot bad increased from the szs OF ne 70
that CT the egg Of goose, forming sn ulsshily prS-
uubeIance, and rapidly extending over ths enees,
for,thsdowipg irdubiisby esry dealt II BOT rem
1t was removed 81 follows; rne I%sns w"s rs.
pierced trsnsversely Sih five lHge needles, Snica
were suffered to remain thus Is hours. lgs;nTe
tached 70 esch reeole wss then drawn through ara
made 10 take the plsce occupied By tcem, ren'inns
for eight dsye, q. Zoe expiration OF xtich taey Nsfe
drssn psrtislly out particle Of vsccine vur se.1
upor each and drawn csreiu ly oto the ceasr q t1e
Isyus IT, the course Of .S days the ,nsc.s OF the
vaccine MISTER became apparent, tne p-o.Fsnoa zap
idly charged It's appearance, bscsme AZ length fnere
sore and il Low 10 q bssliIg conoi:ion-
TIE Other csge VAS tls. a hrie gIi ~ Yeas O.
ace daughter Of Mrs. Hcffon, also Of Peie-so-Tg
BILE sn infsnt che sdsat ,ly burned her ef- a-
from the writ 70 the el5ov, sbd owing 10 improper
treatment, when the wou1d heakd ner 5sr1 sss
drawn backward by the scar, - ss TO !'e u2o. tie
Wy, In tie Of tire, ne little noEsr sra led
,tssu 70 the flesh of the ARA ssoSe &c WIS., rp,l
ssich j. rested, and evidently bte.ns entirely EN-
recS.i beses,a the sfI- leav,og only t-sce - its
.i.Lsiio-. rse's have Sss5 pnisStiy itet GDd re
..c,.5 - tie cytrs5cc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

70 whom TIE bsms is sstbuted, vs. rightly injured;
that Nh. Aioiitton, mail agent 90 the a, tram, vAs
slightly injured; and that Mr. Habbssd. Of this city
paSetger 90 the up uAin, vas q gh.iy ini lred.
Up train aitsrSard proceeded on the rou'e, and ,bs
down train may Be expected hero sbou, sooe to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
CUPREME COURT.-City and Couaty of New.

= Yrh-EvERETT CLAPP, PlsintB, sssinst JAMES H.
DALION aud othsrs Defendants ts-FoRECLOSURE SALE =
Ia order and isee Il sale in ss
sstsr i9 day Of Juy 1885, will b, sold unier the
donon sabscrber 10 said decree PANIED o. pa
lie auction a. the Merebsnts ExAsnge, IN ths City Of Wv
Yois BY A. j. BLEECKER, S1N Co. Apcuonsers on FIJI
DAY 10 dsy Of August, 1883 At IL O'clock a. noon Of
described All tht cesa lr
piece rGc Of lana uste ia ihe Eighteenth Na.d OF he C
az New.Yorh On the poery side OF Tweu-y eighth stree
400 bounded and d,sco$d foow B-s1ug 1t poia. oa
the ad noiibey ne G rSon'y eighth street e;snt ~ese
cn pat formed the inierse 'ton OF toe
w,reIy Of the Frs, gad ths norhsIy Hoe OF
Twenty shih three hGndIed aud weuy-hve ee s1d
r weey along the said n0rthey ae tseGiy hye
Get thsns. nohey aud Pa,- viii the said westerly ae OF
feet and Inc inhes taesce esstery
psf.h with tn EoItbory hn. Of weoty 1ht sect
twenty i've feet thence soahery sna pal,c wita Ia shd
westerly Ire Of 81. Fret Di1-y-,ight feet sEi niue
be pa o beiunips be the said several dimensions
uoit hss -Da.ea Nee .Yois. July a. 1853.
LEiASOER OS OSraANDEa Referee
TRACY, WAIT q oLMSrEA0, rl,inth' Atsorne,s
: N22 3~2sa rhASs. No 10 Wlh,u-st Ne 0Yofk
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me0ital.

VyEIIlNGER's INFALLIBLE LINlMENT.-
Tbe senuine from .he Docts, put up according
The original receipt The Only Wholesale .gen Tor TINS vAuas
.Ytiek now 10 WILLIAM III. kINSLEY, No. III Golds-.
NO MORE SHAKING.-The OLIVE FEVER
IN and AGUR PILLS will IL weeks tiue the vors.
case fever and ssue iha, exists m..te you ha zen
sumpss Taey es en Qnieioe ano sN dele
yiou dJuss bsTm u heir sciio and viii cave the system
sfio3g sBd healthy.
yor sale ~ the principal Drug Stores Pr'ce ST.
wholesale Dept no. &c Couitlsnct d.
VNIULIAM III. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WnOLEsALE DRUGGIST, No. II 0oids., tntN
hsden,psl Manufacturers Of Pstent Medicines
spd q Dusrss articles introduce dspose Of the ssrn
70 The hest advantage by consrs shove Orders ior DTrsi
carefully executed with dispatch ., the osest insset s
WILLIAM BURGER,
NE Druggist Of Coortla has his oc above
rnobsses sales. sdyances Eotes and othsI uohss.
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY
- HENRY C. BOWEN and THEODORE McNAMGE
ssaDst MARTIN RAEEERTY, Jonathan Crane CSares Ely,
Thomas ClsIk ard Julia CNk his wife. - summons
f,r relief Com. served. - 10 the above defendant.
MARTIN RAFFERTY,: You hereby snmmoned aud re-
surd 10 answer the Compliant IN this action which this
sy IN the ,ce of the Cek Of the County OF Kings his
Office the CITY Hall, In Brooklyn Y and 70 serve c'py
Of yoo .n,v.r 10 the said nt on the Subscribers their
sse No Wall .eet In the City Of within tseniy
d.ys sitter service OF this exclusive OF toe
5.y Of such o. rce and VOC fail the said complaint
within the Aforesaid the plaintiffs this tcbon will sppy
the Court for relief deinsded IN the oompaot-Deed
June 10, 1853 PARSOSs, HiGSS hio.o,
UGUS
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N Y. SUPREME COURT-KING3 COUNTY.
~. HENRY RUGGLKs ssainst FRANK TREMLkHk,
pFSRY Al TREMLETT aud FREDERICK ~ ODlORNE

-sSmuo for money demand ooItrsciCom not ser y
To the Defer dsnts above named You are hereby
md required the complaint In this action, which viii be
6ed the Office the CeTk VI the Coanty OF Kings at TIE Cy
Hal h the City q Brooklyn aud to serve copy oil on ans er
81 Wsnst 10 the City Of NewYo,k wtha twenty days after
the service Of This exclusive OF The gay oi
ueh service and you fail the ssd complaint within
time aioIesnd tho Pao;id in this action will take jnfs
against you io the Of hundred aud thirty dollars
sy with interest from the second day Of March,
eight hundred and fifty eiehtD.Sed
July 3 1859. BRAlNAhD hlCE,
TIE upar; IN this scon this day filed knss C1uny
iujyi7lsw6gS BRlINARD RICE, PlsiluGs Aay&
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vibsus rns syerJ ce.unssss, soeA ~ Increased
mm,s1sncu Of fss labor, or HE event. L msy b. .
very cossdehIs rs,iod hsfers this result aid tske
plsse and even tSsa Slavery vsEid derive s sre.es:
profit dcss no-, from he breeding sa -hPnt Of
hbcsers, and might exist for n.uy decades on this
scurce Of profits.
TIE other vsD-kncwn and encourage < fec Or
spaneips,ion may essiy be evsr.estma.ed-:hs, is,
the re..ive din alton Of svss. Tue progress Of popu.
"a: on in Missouri is thus given BY Weston in b. exc