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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

ANOTHER PROTECTED QUARASTIsE.-We heard it
mentioned yesterday that Mayor Temann had pro-
posed new plan for quarantine purposes. 1t is to
remove the Quarantine from it's present location and
to build substantial stone brick warehouses at Sc
guines Point, on the land owned by the State.
These warehouses are to be placed site near the
bay and railway is to be constructed from the build.
ngs to the wharves, where small steamers will land
cargoes from infected ports No sick persons are to
be landed on the island The sick Of malignant dis
eases are to be placed board suitable floating hos
psls in the bey; those not sick Of those diseases to
BE- removed 10 Randalls Island.
Dr. BisseH has written long letter giving his OBJ
iectops 10 the floating hospital plan. Commercial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

SUGAR CAPruRED.-Boa. crew No. ], Haroor 20
hce selzei large quantity of b. II. sugar, whien
two men were bringing in boa; through DutterlmiH
Channel. I, he men were discharged by Justice Welsh
~ there Was no positive proof taat the SnSar was
stolen. One Of the men, Oh being discharged claimed
that the boat was his. but made claim the sugar
that viii oi course 20 TO the Widows ana orpoans
Fund. witt the other unclaimed property.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
AssArLr wlrH INrEsr ro KILL.-Peter Hl

ASSAULT WITH INTENT To KILL.-Peter Hamman
and Louis Hammer arrested yesterday by Officer Adam
OF the Sixth Precinct complaint of John Roh who charges
them with having stabbed him in the head aud back Monday
night while he returning from dan Even
Marshall Roth the floor the ght OF
and difficulty occurred IN the ballroom, for which
defendants Threatened take After the ball
Rohs home he By the above parties
who stabbed h several times in the head and back inctng
wounds which considered dangerous. Thoy held for
samiu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

REWARD FOR 4 MrRDERER-Gov. Newell ~ New
jersey hns issued proclamation offering reward Of
$500 for the ai1rst and conviction of james McMahon
charged with numbering his sis.er-in-lew, by shooting
at Newark, on Sunday the 10Th inst. The following Is
hi- description:
" lie j. a native Of Ireland. about feet inches
iigh stout built, hair dark had when last seen navy
dark whisken, complexion dark. nose Slightly 'uIuvd
10 one side s'oops little hs look rather io"n cast
hls walk peculiar he ha' been in the T. D Array ana
IL the war With Menco.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

TRUsE FuusD.-Ofhcer Little Of the Tenth Pre-
cinct found a fellow breaking open what appeared to
be- an cmerrnt's trunk in or near the Bo"ery As
the fellow could give account 0t the property toe
officer took him tn Essex Market Police Court, anu
the trunk TO the office Of the Property CLERK. me
trunk -een.s TO belong To "B. Conite, Psyerne. IL
probably came from Buffalo, and was bound with ITS
owner 10 " Berne," in Switzerland, by way OF " New
York. Hayre and Paris" The supposed thiet was
committed Tor examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
Advertisement
ScUNAPPS AT Low PRICES,

WoLFE's SoHIEpAM AROMATIC ScrSlPps.
Hotelkeep-r. Bar Rooms and Private Families car now
spply themselves with woLFEs GENUINE ScHIBDAM ARo-
MaTc scHxlrPs ess price than the common Holland gin s
Mold At in this market exclusive Of hottes box and botns
The sb.crber has hand several thousand pipes OF
Sthpspps which he and imported during the re-
yrson las, Fall when he had tho selection Of hs whole grain
market Of Schiedsm.
The schnapps hand ia represented by the Foreman Of
the Disry superior Sehnapp- ever
by me UDoLPHo WoLfE No. ?? Beaver.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

HORTICULTURE AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-We
have said of the exhibition generally open at the
Crystal Palace " il is failure rs 1t could well
be-" and that we shall NJ take back however unpal-
atable it may be TO those who for nothing but
their success in quilting the public so as to fill their
treasury and support the leecheS that live upon its
funds OF the horticultural department we can truly
say il is not failure.
1t may not be the largest but it is the best that has
ever been shown at any Fair of the so-caed American
Institute II is the best because it s the best arranged,
under the superintendent of practical horticutursts
who are men of taste. The Superintendent, Thomss
W. Field appears to have the organ of order strongly
developed, and has shown both order and taste in the
arrangement Of his department, as to make it inter-
estng to visitors. The very fact of fencing in all the
horticultural matters with evergreen hedge makes
it attractive and the classification and arrangement Of
the articles such that instruction be gained, az
the same time that curiosity is grstied We shall
try to give some practical lessons from this department
hereafter.
OF the general exhibition must say that the first,
last and only impression is that We are in a great
advertising bazaar and great portion of the adver-
tisements are exceedingly catchpenny, and As whole
dsgraccful to the name Of an American institute
As show, it is attracting about 500 day into the
gaping mouth ofthe managers treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

BASE BALL-MAsH,TTAs AND ISDrprsDrST.-
These Clubs played return match on the ground Of
the Independents, Eghty-second street and Second
avenue, on Wednesday last, which resulted in VIC
tory for the Manhsttans after wel-contested game
The Manhattans also the first game. The follow
inc was the score on Wednesday:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

TnE AMERICAN PRInaRiEs.-Tho election OF dele
gates to the Congressional, County and Assembly
Conventions on Wednesday night resulted in the choice
of majority who are in favor fusng with TIE Repub-
leans ct least is figured by those who are sup
posed to be best informed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

FIREMEs's REcEPrIoN.-Several OF the Engine
Companies of the Eastern District have decided 10
assemble this morning, at their houses and give the
companies who are returning from Albany belonging
to this District formal reception. Owing to .e short
notice. no great display is expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

being run over and he picked up soon after,
nsneAd curp-e. The Coroner Jury attributed M
blame 10 the engineer and rendered verdict Of Ac
es6prn death" Dcconsej was abou, 20 years Of sgc.
No further information regarding him could be OBJ
~tain&d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Guild of Poughkeepse, No g. Between the addresses
Mes-rs. Cooke and Mscdonough sang odes duets, &c,
apparently very much to the qualification Of the aud
ence Five perrons took tins occasion to sign the total
abstinence pledge Harmony Division is reported to
be st present very prosperous, having received
larger accession to it, membership since the lst of
January last than the aggregate Of admissions for four
or five year. past. E1-Gov. Myron II. Clark, Theo.
L. Cuyer, and other prominent friends of temperance
are among its members
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

THT CITY PROPERTY TO BE SoLD.-The Injunction
being removed and the complaint dismissed in the
famous Lowber case. the Sheriff intends to sell on
Monday next, all The personal property belonging to
the city to satisfy the Judgment obtained by Lowber
against the city year ago, and upon which execution
was then issued The official notice Of Sherf's sale
is displayed in the City Hail. and sets forth that in
pursuance of the writ of execution the portraits paint.
ings and furniture in the Governors Room, anc the
furniture, &c, in the Courrooms will be sold next
Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

ALLEGED ArrEAPT To MURDER A. lSfANr-
About s O'Clock On Wednesday evening, an infant
about six weeks old found in the cellar o! Mr.
Mitchell's house in Fory-second street, between the
Filth and Sixth avenues, in state OF insensbility a
policeman Of the Nineteenth Precinct was called IN
and took the child to the Staon-lIouse, where 1t was
attended by Dr. Swift, who was OF opinion that some
species of drug had been administered to the little SUI
erer. The child is in very dangerous condition, and
the chances decidedly against its recovery. No
clue TO the parentage Of the infant has been a'cer
tained and no facts have TO light TO how or III
what manner K came in the cellar.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

a Digest of Masonic Laws and Decsions,' by
w. b. Hubbard Grand Master Of Knights Templas
in the United States has just been published by NJ j.
Drummond at No. li2 Chatham street. 1t is work
of great value, and Of the highest authority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Porsp DsowSrp.-'rhe body Of Patrick Fitzger-
AID laborer WAS found On Thursday in the dock st
Pier No. is f.. K, aud inquest was held upon it
by Coroner Gamble. Deceased Wa of Incorporate
habits and had been missing since Friday last. The
Jury rendered Il verde, of Death by drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
fAdyrrtisemrn'.
DPS UI,NrrR & MELY1LLE

Are in daily attendance their oaee No. SS bfoaa"sy f
sul,s,ion
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS. Co>suArrioN snd ASTHMA, .,
ant provided with al sn>sppro'ea spu
aces Of modern successful treatment oi tAess
diTEsrS
Pstea,s G apply personally or by letter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

CoUSTERFgIT MoSEr.-Two young men de-
ected yesterday afternoon passing counterfeit money in Grand
street Sixth The cefk information Officer
Bell the Fifth Precinct who arrested them named
George Morris, but the other escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

The PoLIcE.-By a recent order Of Acting Gen
eral Superintendent Carpenter all the police required
their cubs and belts when duty This order pro-
mulgsed Wednesday and takes effect to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

C,Rprrs CARPETS CARPFTs Elegant En-

r
,b yly,,. 81 - p.r ysrd; Brl.,r 7c Sc aud soc All
Wool InsaiIs and &c Oilclohs, Sic, fc, DC Drus
Table and Pisno Covers window sh.ae- Rass
Mate &C. az Astonishing low prices HKAa ANDERSON
No. R9 Eowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Mr. Paul Schulze of this city has publishoi li;ho-
graphic engraving of the famous Cathedral Of Cologne
az it will look when completed. The Lthograph is
admirable.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

The METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented 0y
GEo sAuNDgss A. D. lsls-This, the genuine scc, has
never been equaed for producing the keene possible edfe TO
razor Can be- obtained the subscribers and sole uo-
turefs J. g. 8, SAUNDERS, No 7 Aston House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

EXPENSE OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE CgLEDATIoy.-
Bills for expenses incurred in the Municipal celebra-
ton on the ls of September in commemoraton of the
successful laying the Atlantic Telegraph Cable, be
gin to pour in thick and fast The livery bills for
riages driven in the procession, present a mammoth
array Of charges nearly long as the procession se
1t is estimated that the total expense will not fall much
short of $4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

The EAusrRIA-CoRREcTIoss.- are assured that
Mr. Hahn the first officer of the Austria was ready
and very anxious to 90 back after dark with the life
boat; that he urged strongly for permission, but Capt
Renaud thoughtthe risk too great and reluctantly
but firmly refused to let the crew go.
Prof. Glaubensklee states that the boat which he
saw far astern had twenty persons in it, and was pro-
badly the one subsequently picked up by the Maurice
1t was the boatswains mate, not the bostswa'n,
who assisted in the tar burning. The boatswsin Jan
H. Nsgel, was afterward active on the quarter deck
doing all he could to save the passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

AccIDESr.-A German lady, 10 years Of age, was
run over "Wednesday night By farnes wagon in Graham
avenue owned BY Frederick Young of Hampstead She
Seriously injured
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
fAdyertisen.cnt.

FANCY CUTLERY.-A large variety OF sports
eur PA and POCKET KNIVES OF the and beautiful
p,tt-tns many OF been before imported For
sale by j. 4 5. SAUNDERS. No. As.or House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

no,ny. Knowing this fact may sometimes save job
in a country of6ce, a tirne When whits psPr rs
tolerably scarce
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

HIGHWAY ROBBERY on THE BATTERY.-About ii 1
o'clock Wednesday night, as young Enslshman,
named John Lang, was crossing the Battery, he was
stopped by two rufians, who Knocked him down, and
then rifed his pockets of $40 20. Before an alarm
conld be raised the rntlians had escaped with their
punder. Mr.. Lang was so severely injured that the
police deemed it necessary to remove him to the New
York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

CHARrTY.-The Rev. Mr.. Willing Of this city, one
of the pastors Of the Church Of the Incarnation corner
of Second avenue and Twenty-eighh street sends us
a sketch Of two extempore sermons preached last
month, with facts in regard to the church, and
states that the pamphlet is printed and sold for the
benefit Of Mrs. Jeremiah Shaw, an aged and destitute
widow of an old New-York artillery man, or veteran
of the war of 1872. Mr. W. is desrous that the chan
tably disposed should know that the old lady is in
need of nsistanCe,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

FEVER AND AGUE

wySEoops Tonic 1, a cersa remedy Its grea. sale for
t., ,ears proyes L. Ole trial will convince Depot, Ne 63
Lbcrtyst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

FoUgDLING.-A male infant about six months old
70 nd in front Of No IS Monroe place. Wedne.day
IL given in charge Of the Supernencents Of the Poor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
c,y.,ai poi4cs. n. Y. sep, 80. ltis

Nrw News ron ON NEwsFrERs.-Perhaps
some of our country exchange vii thank us for
mentioning usc TO wlrcn old newspapers are some
times applied horo tn lse them instead OF white
paper Tor printing posters. II The impn, Of tie paper
j. ca.hionatly pale, aud tac lettc" OF ihr posters
large, it can b. read just as "ei ~ though printed
apoa white paper, and i! IS dceided matter Of eco
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01


Paul MoRPHY IN PARIs.-Private letters 10 the
editor of The Chtss Monthly in this city, bring later
intelligence from Mr.. Morphy than is to be found in
our foreign files His match for $50 francs a side)
with Mr.. Harrwtz stands: Morphy, 3, IIarrwtz ,.
The Cafe de la Regonce, the traditional locale of Par-
sian chess and the scene of Phidors, Deschapele's
und Labourdounaiss trumphs, is crowded with spec
tators whenever countryman plays. A gentleman
now in Paris writes as follows:
1.-THE greatest of living French scuptOrS, LeQuesne,
the pupil and successor of Prader, has asked MOrphy
10 sit to him for his bust in marble. Morphy gave
him the first sitting yesterday. The bust will be ex-
hibted at the Exposition des Beaux Arts. This is,
think the highest honor Morphy has yet received.
But can assure YOU they treat him here like god.
lie dimes with his Royal Hghness the Duke of Bruins
wick on Sunday The other night, at the Theatre
Francais half tho audience stood up and looked at
himhe perfectly unconscious until it was pointed out
10 him. Everybody seeks ntroductons to him, and
the old PLAYERS of the time of Labourdonnais treat
him with the greatest reverence
After finishing his matchwith Harwtz, Mr.. Morphy
will proceed directly to Berlin and Breslau to meet
Andersen, Lange and Mayet, who with Won der Lasa,
al present the great opponents of German chess.
II l. mattcr Of much regret both to Mr.. Morphy and
hs admirers that the diplomatic duties of Voa der Lasa
wis is Prussan Minister at Rio Janeiro) preclude
the possibility of bringing about meeting between
these distinguished players. The last WsIrdtld
Ners of London gve-s portrait and life Of Mr. Morphy
together with the eight games played blindfcd by him
at the Birmingham meeting.
Soys or TgNPERAScE.-On last Wednesday even
nc the Sixteenth Anniversary of this Order was oee
brnted by one of ito 9 900 Divisions Harmony, No. >.
Of this city, at It's uall No. 2sl Grand street. large
and respectable auditory filled the room' the exercises
we'd
from nea y all parts of the country OF the eStraordu'
ary revival and increase of members IN tbe Order,
gave evident satisfaction. j. 6. w. i. William II.
Armstrong presided, and brief addresses were made
by g. w. =. Theodore L. Cuyler Of No. ., AbrAm
Bea and W. l.. HIGHWAY Of No 4, p. W. 7. Snow Of
No. l. John Booth ". l.. Of No. Is aud ueury A.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

New CoUSrERFEITs.-Counte Fives the
Bank Of Burlington n j. and the Peoples Bank OF Roxbuy
Mas put in circulation Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

n OK TNNrf Vr ftih V''','s - TN -
bv hn.~ may the Crs staPss Fair viii other
reus of the Royal Painter among HOLINESS Collection Of
Landscapes and City Views from the celebrated Gallery, No
249 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

RECEPTION or PRoF. GLAuBEssELEE.-Upon the
appearance OF Prof. G.. at the Free Academy yester-
day morning. there young earthquake of cheers
from the students all Of whom had gathered in the
large hall to greet him. Prof G. was so much affected
that he obliged to ask DR.. Webster to speak for
him. II was remarkable and most gratifying scene
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
Advertisement-
BRADY'S GALLERIES.
IAdyertisement1 !

AnEsorYrEs AND DAGvERREorrrrs
Nos $50 and e5 Broadway Now-fork ana We - eoasJr
ysnss sv., Washington ID. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

IDEsTrpD.-Thc body Of the man found near the
Fresh Pond Staten Isandl, on Monday last, wherein
the Coroner rendered verdict of suicide by hanging
has been identified by his friends, and proves TO De
that Of John Martincze German and cabinet-naker,
whose residence was at No. lH West Thirty-if''
street in this city. He leaves wife and TWO chii-
dren, whose respective ageo ae u months ana o
months. lie had been missing from his home since
Thursday morning 23d instant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

PHILADELPHIA FIRENEs TO VIsrr Nyw-foRX-
The Hibernia Engine Company No. ], and Hope Hose
Company both Of Philadelphia, are making arrange
ments to visit this city, The latter will be here ON the
9th of October, and the former, accompanied by Bccks
Cornet Band, will visit us on the 9Th of November,
bringing with them large new steamengne.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

The CRYSTAL PALACE tAr) rAIR.-We have re-
ceived the following letter relating to the closing para
graph of our item yesterday, touching the Fair of
"the American Institute, in operation at the Crystal
Palace In view of the assertion in the last para
graph of this letter, concluded to go up and make
personal examination before printing il, and we are
willing to ndore the writer far as his assertion that
his arrangements and accommodations are different,
and We will add better than any heretofore IN opera
ton there and it was full time for the public have
been humbuggcd in the eating department quite long
enough. Some Of the arrangements last year and the
wear before absolutely dsgraceful 10 the whole
management.
Tie scmi-weckly dinners, al which the managers and
their friends gormandzed might have been satisiac
tory to them, but the provision for the public not,
nor the extotionate prices that were charged.
But that was not the worst; the kitchen was q filthy
hole. Some OF the city papers did say, and should,
if We had said anything, indorsed all that was sad
condemnatory. We will now say that Mr.. Treadweil
has done more than done before toward sery-
ing the public decenty His ardor, storerooms, pan
tries and bakery are in good order, and filed with
good food and his kitchen is neat, and the eating
room in better order and better served than have
ever before. We hope it will continue il
does not if things degenerate 10 the condition oi
former years, intend to tell the public AZ TO
the 'dinner to the press and the notice OF II yeser-
day, we will let Mr. Tresdwcll speak for himself
To the Editor Q( The " y Tribune.
SIR: Nv attention has been called 10 the conclnd-
ing pars-rspi Of notice in % fRsv>r OF h. morns ofc
Fair Of the American instnte N which the Chairman Of TIE
Board Msusgers and Inysc rrrfrseuied Ia copon IA
lie matter OF 3 " Dinner to lr Pres
TIE affair wa exclusively of my or-anfng -
extv.no ard With Of showing individual
,angeren,s for public accommodation. which believe win e
sckuo sed ass and frG different from here
&c., ,.tabli.ed IN the Palace Respectfully yOIr-.
JOHN X. 1READWELL.
Crystal Pailes n Y. sep, 20. lts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Custom HousE REFoRs.-Mr. WIN. Fl. Brown,
late Entry and Clearance Clerk in the Newfork Gus
tom House, has been dismissed q. moments notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

ANOTHER NAME.-AmoDg the passengers who took
passage in the Austria at Hamburg was DIR. RICHARD
SELDEsER of Philadelphia, whose name has not yet
been published as among the passengers, and who is
believed to have perished.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

F,T,L R,mRo,D AcciDgNr.-Coroner "u,lui ,1i
held an inquest on Thursday at the depot OF to @ un
son River Railroad Company, Thny-hrst slIeo'' rPv
been John Hendrick, who was run over py ualu "
ears and killed about a mile this side Of Manhattan
VILE. 1t appears that the deceased was seen e1,e %
emerge from the woods IN that vicinity ana 70 '''o
dintey upon the truck. The engineer blew ms WINS
i ia sprrisc him Of the approach Of the cars but ne
Iceled Il not and acted as though he wa' deal. lle
train was then stopped bu not II time TO prevent n'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

DANGEROUS CoUSTERyErr.-Fves on the burlington
Bank, New-Jersey, are being extensively circulated
throughout the city. L. :. Lawrence IL 70. reiue'"
several of them yesterday and describe them as io'-
lows: vignettc, large Western steamboat unus'
headway, with other steamers in the back ground
portrait of Washington on ehd, and one OF heury
Clay on the other; the engraving OF the Pa'o = eN-
celent; the words Burlington Bank and New
Jersey" have been admirably Inserted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
INDEPENDENT.
MAsTIATTAN.

Total. ST To.aI.
Umpire, A. c. Cooper Of the Baltic.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-11

hereby annexed to the town of Montgomery, in
the County of Franklin.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect on the ff-
teenth day of Morch 1859; Prorided, the in
habitants of the town of Lowell, at their next
annual March meeting, shall vote to cede away,
and the town of Montgomery, at their next an
nual March meeting, shall vote to receive said
land.
Approved Nov 8, 1853.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

Foh one square Of lines less nonpae type he small
es SIZE used three insertions 81 for each subsequent In
eron ~ cents The number ofnserons must be marked
on all advertisements they will be continued until
out Contracts will be made with advertisers by the col
unn or fractional parts thereof at liberal rates. Transient
advertising to be paid in advance
foR all Probate advertisements excepting notices of appca
0os 10 sell real estate sloo each for three Insertions
PosrAoE-THE VERMONT PHGsx sent into all the town, OF
"hdham County free Of Postage, Toany part Of this State
out OF 's county, for 10 cents year, elsewhere cents
year-paymenls in all to be made quarteiy in
advance.
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teenth day of August Provided that such
constable, collector or surveyor holding any
such tax bill shall be required to make such
discount if paid in money within ten days after
demand made by such officer.
Approved November 25. 1858.
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No, 1s.-An Act in alteration of secion thrty-two of
chapter fifteen of the Compiled Statutes.
II is hereGy enacted dc.
SEC. |. The town clerk shall flrnish and keep
in his office a general index 10 the books of
records of deeds, wherein he shall enter in one
column in alphabetical order the name of the
grantor to the grantee, and in parallel column
the name of the grantee from the grantor of
every deed or other conveyance of land hereaf-
ter recorded with the number of the book or
volume and the page of recod in the following
form -
/ GtoB + i ~ BrmA "'0' re +
Approved. Nov. Is, 1858.