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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
AewVork Daily Gribm,re
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent
LONDON, Friday, Oct. I, 1873.
The endeayors of the Emperess Of Russia to bring
about better feeling between The Courts of st.
Petersburg and Vienna have completely failed by
the resistance of the Grand Duke Constantine and of
nearly all the Russian statesmen, who allege that
any approach to reconciliation would diSsatsfy the
army that is to say, the officers. Accordingly, the
invitation TO the great military review in Poland
sent to Vienna was so cold and formal, that Francis
Joseph could not venture 20 send any of the Arch
dukes to Warsaw. whilst Prince Napoleon is to be
present at the military display. The English press
tries to explain away all uneasiness about
the increasing symptoms Of an approaching
alliance between France, Sardinia and Rus
sia, but the Austrian papers cannot dis
gi-e their apprehcnsioHs. They point 10
the French frigates in the Adriatic which are To
Winter - the port Of GlayosO. 10 the cessiOn OF
The harbor of Nillsfranca Ia the Russian Steam
Company. 10 the Impending visit OF Grand Duke
Constantine Ia Turn, and to the mutual under
standing between the French .iessageries mPe''dts
and the OdeSSa C0mPGHy. whose exclusive purpose
j. 10 undermine the IasfriaR Li0yd. All these
Companies, though 0stensbly private under'ak-
ngs, are ~ largely subyented bj their respective
Governments, that mIay safely call them Goy-
erlment estsblishmeEts Russian officials now
travelling over all the Mediterranean coast OF
Turkey, and carrying great excitement among
the Christian population. while they pretend
10 be operating simply in behalf OF the Odessa
Company. So long ago ss lsst Spring, l
wrote you abouta conspiracy in servla IN the inter-
est Of Russia. II now appears that fhe time for
action - approaching, aud that either Prince Alex
ander karaseorgewiich, or his Ministers Wuchich
snd Gsrosbrnln. the chiefs Of the plot, will have
10 le. for their lives. Austria looks anxiOlsy on
these complications but she is not prepared actively
10 interfere on behalf of Prince Alexander. who has
always been her tool, especially IN l-4c-9. The
Prince, therefore. Is trying 10 stsve OF the evil
hour by an sppehl Ia the people. A diet is 10 b.
assembled IN spite Of the natural dislike Of any sort
OF control and Of popular meeting entertained By the
Prince aud his protectors: but 1t il by no means
certain whether he j. not accelera,ing his down
tallby that very exped;enf for Wuchch and Gsrs'n-
enln are admirable wire -pullers, and eminent IN
engineering an election campsign.
A crisis Of a different kind threatens SPAIN.
O'D0nnell is now satiffied that the Court WISHES
10 displsce him, and he has no mind TO let power
once more slip through his fingers. The elections
will probably turn against him, since he cshno'
enlist the support Of the Progresi,tas. While I'd.
Resctionists and the robd wing OF the 'c-csled
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

Modersdcs oppose him most bitterly, supported
by the most influential. persons AT Court.
The difficulties of Prussia are IN fair way of
settlement The Qpeen has at last most reluct-
sntly. given up her schemes of Co Regency, and
the Prince of Prussia viii, by the end OF the
month. be finally appointed Regent. English
journals often speak of She constitutional ieanings
Of this Prince. but all their hopes are altogether
without any foundation. The Prince Is not par
tSan of Russa-so much is certain; but he s ss
despotical his brother the King. Besides. he Is
more OF a martinez soldier; aud We shall certainly
hear more of the Prussian drill aud OF the regi-
neniaS of his army than of his concessions 10 the
Chambers. In one respect, however. he Is far
preferable Ia his accomplished brother: he has u
strong will, snd hates the hypoc-tical set of the
KreR-- ZeiiuRy. NJ. Mauteutiel and tho other
Ministers of Frederic William will never again
have the destinics ot the country in their hands
The Grand Duke of Baden. induced by the ex-
ample of the Emperor of Austrls and Of the Prot
eStant King OF Wurtembcrg has entered into diplo-
maiic communication with the Papal See, with
view to a concorlat: hut the demands of the Pope
were so much in conflict with the dignity of the
crown that the Grand Duke, out of selt-respect,
has broken oil the negotiations. The Chambers
in Wurtemhcrg had not Vet ratified the concordat,
and stormy scenes are anticipated before The i'll
omened treaty which has made deep impression ON
the Protestants of Southern Germany can be-
made legal. The King, however, has begun to
carry lis sfipulations into effect. fully confident
that his Government will be able TO carry the ra-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
T,HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
l. TENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR REST TOR ATIV

HAIR RE Il 0 r A L L V f.
Says s., Louis o) Democrat: Below publish letter
to Dr. Wood Of this city from gentleman in Maine which
speaks sownsy of the superior merits Of his Hair Tonic Such
have its effect when coming from elabs
source II certificates faraies Of truth the Doctor
no eneomuin' nor useless phery from ths rrs" N ,e
Prof O. J. woop Co.-Oeptlemen: Having my attention
called since the highly beneficial effect. Of
Hair Re,orsve, induced make sh application Of
upon my hair which had become quite gray probably one
third white my whskes OF the same character Some
t-r month. since procured bottle Of Hair Restorative,
and used it. .ocn found was proving Whist had wished
bottle Of which have used certify 10 the
world that gray white hair has totally disappeared botn
my bead and face and hair hs. resumed It's natural color
and and glossy than II has been before for
IT, ss a sywo Ass. h.: % % s @
The above notice deem due to you for valuable deov-
tons will not occaon tocontradct statements am
citizen Of this city and resident here for the last fifteen
Any you may make Of the above with my
attached i. your service as wish TO preserve the beauties Of
nature III 'As'' "s'' "'''s" '~ A-y a. RAYMOND
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Prof woop-pe.r SIR Having had the ose tho
best portion of hair from the effects of yellow fever in New.
tion and found to answer very thing needed My
thick and glossy and no words can express my obhsa
a"'' 10 you " giving 10 Inc '"''' 'Is FINLEY JOHNSON
The undermined the Rev X Brsar is minister in regu
standing and pastor Of the Orthodox Church al Brooked
o,ed. wM. DYER
BsooxsrrLp, Mass, Jan. II. less:
Prof WooD-Desr Sir; Having made trial Of yeur Hair Re-
sse, In removing Inflammation d.ndra and constant ten.
dency itching with which have troubled from child
hood and has also restored my hair which becoming gray
10 Is original have used Other article with thing
nke the pleasure ami profit. Yours truly, -
The RESTORATIVE put up IN bottles Of three sizes
medium and small the sma holds half pint, and rets
for per bottle; the medium holds least - per
proportion than the small aud rta for 50 bottle tbs
large hold. quart, ~ ceat poporon and rets
for : per bottle.
o. J. WOOD Cor Poprie:ors No. Sl2 Brssiwsy, New
80. Drffs. .lt
ia bMkett S. Louis, No. aud sold BY all good Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

TRIAL or A HANDSOME YoUSG WIDOW IN NORTH
CAroIrSa-The North Carolina papers announce the
acqu.tta. at Raleigh, last week, Of Marth. Morgan, y
handsome Young widow, aged about twenty-five years,
charged with tie murder OF Alexander Allen, aConsta-
be IN johnson County A writer to Tie Pcter'b1rg
EJDr,ss says:
Msrhs Morgan the prisoner was INDECENT, but
proverbially honest. Through her own oScr1ons sni
HE kindDe,s Of few neigh oor, she supported her
little family. Some months since Allen, The Consts-
be fUrcibly entered her sboie snd evied on the
Elects Of aer scsnty household, for the purpose o!
selling the same. She remonstrsted and impcrtoned
him desist. Regardless Of her ent,eatles, ne per-
inl, 10 injury y hesping upon her volley oi .bnse.
Beiug without = pr6tee,or, and feeling ds~piy sg-
earved, in moment Of frsnny she s ss,1ea sno.gun
c. mt CouIt rendered q verdict of Not Guiltyv
The r,.rl. ,..s received by al nmepse Of
,,,.,ars by one universal outbar-t OF applause"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

AMENDING the sarne a. rer,e. .he e conoc:ns ee
tou, snd challenges oa,h- b. administered and inquiries
b. mA. II pron. oa,rns VOTE shall Be deemed applicable
vote. given ofrrrd under this
M m 81 p. ys "a by .s % 1aa hs,,sy declared in ri Ito srs an.
sH,c; in voting OF of, mig - vote under th' at
Tie .at votes given f sud against asAnsi At'uv~n'oa
grsancc &C. han be canyased by the us"ctor Of
;ae several election districts poll, of he ssii election N the
ia I a Of cssy,si oas harsd md ssi sy Of
passed April nth eighteen aid iorty~o aud The iS snrnlls
n 'sne a. 1sr ss the same are spTc'ee' And 'l @
sha b" completed by aiming wEo, uuioero N
gwen N s-ea election disiEe or po of tn,ron' ~ ~ @ ,ae
whole uurlsr oi votes sVrn ssainst sieh eouNeuoh n 80
form sor-ssd. and tire rlt being found. .h- Inspector ''
make statement word. AZ fi rush OF TIE number o ea
ts eiveG 10 aon - sU COM eLtou. iud sa - sr
~ word. a, iA enEhth, the whole number - ballots nav
C'u.iu'ion aud amend the same! le AID @i'3 the Nae
nuber q ballots havin: tfo ~ods. >a4 tAeEe o.
Convention 20 revise the Constitution ana amend tke sane
No. Such statements a. Aforesaid -ha4 contain .
nS the day on which, and the nuub"r 20 Ae distinct e
tie end thereof csrtcste that such corcct IN al
rrsprts which certificate .ha be- s5,crbed BY al the 'l
hlec by them the Office of the Clerk Il the town tf city
The original statements, duly certified ss Aforesaid sha
te d.hvered BY tie Inspectors one Of them 70 Re dep
Tor hat rurpos 90 tie Supervisor or N case there De- no
pcrvisor or b. ha b. iablea from attending tue bod -
then Of Assessors q: the town or "ar
within Neu tour hours AFTER he sane 'hau Se o'rh 80
scbed BY such Inspectors BE- disposed OF other
80 much Of articles st second third and fourth, q ts
nh chapter hundred thirty Of the entitled Al
at citing elections ot,r AN or militia aud oce
sud the set amending hc SANE regulates the duties OF C"a-
~ ana Their Proceedings and The duty OF county
'ssrs shall be applied q the eanNsSg and sseeanns the
Will Of e People ths relation proposed Con-
vention and II shall appear that majority OF the
ballots and rturu'G aforesaid ConNen-
ton then the said Canysssrs required certify and declare
that BY c.Tica, subscribed By them, and filed with the
Secretary OF State h Il IL shall appear By the said
that majority the ballots Aforesaid for
Convention then they shall BY ike be ned
declare that fact and said Secretary shall
nunicae cory Of such certificate - both branches of the
Legislature the opening Of The next session thereof
Yours respectfully, GIDEON j. TUCKER,
Secretary OF State.
sHxsIFys OsFIcr Ncw.Yors Ais. J. 1854
oft the
State reguremen. OF the Statute such made
and provided JAMES L WiLLEt,
Sheriff of the CITY and County OF N.w.fork.
~ An the public newspapers in the county will publish the
zach week until the election and then hand IN
their bills the that they be laid be-
fore Board Of Supervisors and passed or See e
yised Stat chap title g. article part LIST, l4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

tn, Bureau of Indian Affairs is in receipt Of e.-
,.r nom Thomas T. Hawkhs, esq, dated For, smith,
.rEsusss Sept. "A, in which that gentleman speaks
f bi. Journey a. that point roue 10 attend 70 the
,ry..tigation OF certain charges made against Mr..
Neighbor-, the supervising agent OF Indian affairs q
San Antonio. The investigation is appointed 10 take
place ut Camp Cooper, TEXAS, at which place Mr..
Neghbors is NV ted to be present during the eSamn
atior, Of Witnesses &c. Mr.. Hawkins went to Men,
phis intending to take passage thence for Fort Smith
W the coaches Of the California Overland Mail Com
psny, but was unable TO do go becanse the badness
Of the road prevented the Company from carrying
passengers from that point. lie therefore traveied
where he took the Company coaches for Fort smith.
From the latter place u Camp Scott be intended 10
proceed by al extra coach kindly furnished him oy
the Company.
Il is stated that much so 900 worth cf bogus
coin il issued every month at Hoosac, few m'ies
fr m TROY The American halves and qaaIfers are 20
well executed o. reariy 70 tefy d"tection
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
SUPREME COURT.-.Thaddeus II.

1Ns Lane against the City Of Milwaukee State of Wisconsin
Summons money demand contract Com not served
To THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE, State Of Wisconsin:
You hereby summoned aud requiIed the complaint
In This action which will he filed in the Office o the Clerk of the
City and County Of NewYork. The City Hall in the City of
New York and 70 copy of 20 the said
plant the subscriber al MS office. No 20 Beaver street. IN
the City of New York within twenty days after the service Of
this exclusive OF the da Of such service and
If YOU fail the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff will take Judgment against tor the of one
hundred and dollars with interest from the first day OF jan
usry thousand eight hundred and fifty eight besides the
costs of this sction.-Da,ed March ~, 1853
sl3 law6wS THADS. III. LANE, Plaintiff in person
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Bniloins alateriaIs.


'I'HE DORCHESTER
OLIVE FREESTONE COMPANY,
,r Aeir immcnse quArTies in New brunswick covering
s Eve square miles viii contract r any quantity under
- BEAUTIFUL FREESTONE
The AMERICAN EAChANGE BANK
Broadway end C-dsr-si-,
NEW-YORK TIMES BUILDING,
PaTk-rcw,
CONTINENTAL BANK,
Nesssu-.L,
MECHANICS BANK,
Warst.,
VNiON INSURANCE BUILDING,
William and CedaTsi
"siOhlCAL SOCIETY LIBRARY
THE STATE ARSENSLs
~ h~r- rec.u.i, h,p, -, New-York and Brooklyn,
- .s't tos-;hcr with nnn.-ou. o.he-. To
- Fs'I"eI We Spnpeny rsler a, .r.,iro.ns ~ ,h.,
no~ "soEeH 70 be the an-., l,,,l5.,. =,
etss for color, durability. s;rrrqS I stvi-A u
Deprivation the Office TIE Con- e, OF We contineat
Tssre Delinonco's. ROBERT MInDI yrN,cS - neaver-'t.
ASs the urdersiEneG, certify ;ha: the ST.
Sssts Ge constructed from the n,rrh ''n ~ our
Ssunswiok. We highly sprroye aud .I,u;,, sh
sasve o. Be OF the best in quality aao ~, ~
>csBoe that bss been hronsht into u.s H.
SHEPPARD KNAPP 'Vu"'
President M~-haric, E.,,
RAYMOND, WESLEY A =
New-lork Hmes
w T HOOKER,
President Continental R.nh
rios, + ,JiAsGksoS Aroai..e..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
NSYLVANIA RAILROA
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROuTE

The Pepnsyysnia Railroad Pittsburgh with rail-
roads and from St Louis No Alton, 0slena snd Chicago
Ill Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, KY Terra Haue,
Madison lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayton,
Dpr gfrd Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland CO.
mbus Zsnesye Massion aud Wooster Ohio sso with the
packet boats from and to New Orleans St. Louis Louis
Vile and Cincinnati
Through the East be had any Of the above
mentioned places in the West.
Psasensery will find ths the hor-s most pedlous and
somfortah hle route between the East and the West.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN % HOURS
FROM kEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN n HOURS.
Fare low . any other route.
See kandbis In the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information be hsd at the
snce Of The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 As,or House, Broadway.
January I, 1883 j. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

ITO BOSTON TRAVELERS-COMF and
sAFFTY.-Ths public Informed that the Old Colony
sd Fall River RaroaG Company have attached TO the
ecr-cars Of th,ir road CREAMERS PATENT BRAKE OPE-
kATOR This invention tslresdy in many of the beet
managed roads Of the couy promotes degree Of security
Hfe property impossible without H. Railroad Managers who
desire avail themselves Of Improvement for the safety
Of life requested to examine this Every days observation
groves concuvy that the application Of the brakes BY
hsnd while !. IL good be for ordinary 10 Of
value In the of danger This Company will funisa
these Machines al the any road them
70 answer the purpose or no sale.
W. c. CRsAEER Secretary,
No s N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
JTrDsON Observation-Disclosures.

I UOSON hlfEh hAlLhcAD.- lun AugCss
So lss Trains viii Chsuo-rsst Station follows,
Erpes. Trains, a u And NJ; eany and Toy Fs.'sn
Trsins ii 80 AID lo:So For PoEHateePse
snd $50 for sing sins, ie a. n, ana s:>5 n f'
Ye-rkiI % and $50 p m. The Poosht--pn-, Poke
IN snd sins Sing Trsns the Way Stations sszsers
sai.n q: Cbsub~rs Csnsl Christopher and s,st Ts, S
N,v-Yo-k leave Troy Gt:S0 Asd iJ:n and ,S and
"A on sund.y, q; 10 . n Az SMITH, Superintendent.
NJEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and sNer MONDAY Msy l0 1889 and Until further ro-oe
Passenger Tran. will -sve Pier foot OF Dusnest o~s Viz;
puNKIRK EXPRESS q, H. for 0uniirk snd rr1ei2Li in
tfruedis,e S.siiors.
NAIL TRAM for Dzrkrk and BnsLo Ard ia,erIae-
diste Satiols
ROCKLAND PASSENGER 9; .. rom TO-. Charaerss..
u, parrnont .u.srs and ir,erIr-Giz.e s-AiioLs
WAY PASSENGER 81 m for NJ wtvrsn, hddle'ew wn Ard
iu,ermeeiAte S.aloEs-
NIGHT EXPRESS a. o. m, FOR Drrkrt ard Sufso
The above Traus ran daily Sundays -xcep,-d-
These Trains s. Ei:a with ne rrs Co
,sndnixun so Nisg.rs falls Railroad for Niagara Fs Bns
,.,on with h- syracese and 3 ghston RaTosa FOR sJrs
-use a. Corning with zee Buffalo, Corning arc Nsv-fort
asrosG or 9och.ter 8. Crest BsLd with ne Delaware,
IArk,vsur. Wsssrn Railroad Sor srsL,nn $. HornelS
,e with the Bss.o snd Sewfork City karosd cor bu-so
lfao and Dunkk with the lSe Saor. RsFosd Tor C-ve
and Ciucirnst Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, kc.
B.. r. HEADLEY Ass's.sr. Prtsdeus
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Bteamboats an0 Railroads.

I)EOrLES LINE between NEw-YORK, CITY
= usbpnNp MILESTONE. EEW-R0CHELLEr and
.AnONESk k-On aud shsr SATURDAY, Sept. 10, the
Sr CITY, Cap JsIn.s vracs nbursh viii leave
ASse' snn a. Returning l~svss Msmsronech e
s, M rev soshtbe u m City Island, 7:<3 IN. sst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16


i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tie cties with Western and South
continuous Railway direct This Road sso connecs
Pittsburgh with day lines of steamers to al fors on ne
Cleveland and Sandussy with the steam
ers ports Western Lakesakins the tnoss
direct reliable which FRElJHT be for
w.rded o ard from the Great West. -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
sssT CLAssGboots Shoes mas ed aR, noI rs
boxes and bsles), Feathers Furs, Ac.............)
SECOND CLIss-Domes,ic Sheetnf, Shirting and
Ticking lin original bales Drugs n cssks Hard ocents
v,r- Leaker I'm rolls or bores Wool aud Sheep leJ 10
Peits, Eastward,
THIRD CLAss-Anvn', stsst Inalh' ln 50 cen,s
Tobacco manufactured, except Cigars or Cut &C..
FOURTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes Eastward Lard and Lard ~ cents
OIL Nails Soda Ash German Clay, Tar, Pitch 100 ID.
kosn, ..............'....''.'"""J
FLoUR- r bbl until further notice.
GRAIN Y 100 % until farther notice.
CoTToS- bale not exceeding J- weight, until f1tne
notce.
In shipping goods rom any Fort east Of Philadelphia be par
hcalar the package Vs Penrs Rarosd AH
Goods consigned Agents Of tns Road Philadelphia
Pittsbursh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AeENTs.-Hsrs Wormley Co., Memphis, Tenn
r. H. Sass Co. St. Louis; r. g. OReilly Co., Evansville,
Ind. Dumesnll Bell Co, and Carter Jewet Louisville
Ky B. c. Meldrum, Madison, Ind. II. W. Brown Co., and
Irv Co. Cincinnati; N. W. Graham CO., Zsnesyiler
Ohio; Leech Co., No. "a Kibys Bostoni Leech CO. No.
Astor House, EewYork, and No. South Wam-st, New
York; T. sneeder, Philadelph,; hassw Koons, Bsia
more; D. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent PhladelphiA
7. A. SCOTT, Superintendent Ahoons, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

CPECIAL NOTICE.
- FIRST CLIPPER TO SAIL.
ROSS FALCONRR CO.'S LINE FOR SAN FRAN
CISCO.
Chpper-ship CREST OF THE WAVE, CoLLEY, master. at
pier No. II River. taking the last Of her and
lair weather will be full by
SATURDAY, Oct. l6.
Shippers requested 20 plete their engagements.
The splendid small clipper ship IVANHOE will follow the
"Ces; OF the Wave" aud have prompt dispatch Apply
ROSS, FALCONER Co,
No 90 Wsll-s, I'd floor.
Agents in San Francisco Messrs D. L. ROSS Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
miscellaneous.

NJ B.-WHO has not heard of the celebrated
lNs Madame BREWSTER She has been consulted by
Thousands in this and other cities with entire sasacton She
feels ,he has equal She tells the Of future
wife husband also that Of her yster If wish TRUTH
give her call at No 500 Bowery opposite Beeckes Ladies'
50 cents; gentlemen, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrol
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

T N'SC OF
Of the County of NewYork. notice Is hereby given all
persons having claims against JACOB sTRAUT late Of the City
OF NewYork, deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscribers the office of Edward j. Strsut
No lo8 Bank-s, in the City of Newiork before the
seventh day Of March nexDaed NcwYork the Sd day Of
September, 1853. T.. J. STRAUT, lp.
law6mS ISAAC ONDERDONK hAe'"'''S'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Gle0iral.
III HIKA's TOOTHACHE REMEDY-,

certain permanent harmless Cure for Totbache IN he
distressing Price * by mail for
stamps H. HIKA Prncest., and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

TOR SAVANNAH AND FLORlDA.-U. s.
j NAIL LINE-Tbe fsvori,e steamship AUGUSTA, CaP:,
NJ s Woodiul wililes SAru RDAf, Oct le 9; ocf-k
m from Pier No North Riye. Cabin to Savannah
fa Through given 20 Montgomery Couaeus Atlanta
Albany snd Macon Bills Of adug signed only o board For
freight OF pss.sse apply 20 sA L. MITCHlLL SON, No
u broadway.
t'OR SAVANNAH.-Thc frst-class steamship
- fAkkFRsBtRG, Capt. Wn. Powell will ~avc Pier No.
y, Nor'h River. SATURDAY, Oct 10 at O'Clock ? M
ku i Der foot; and atr rates Insurance, pr
ceht Apply to ii. b. CROMWELL Co. No 81 W-stst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
Ofcan Gtcamers, &r.

GAN FRANCISCO and FRASER RIVER
- GOLD MINES DIRECT.
FOX LINE.
The elegant Al chppership
GRAY FEA H l. r,
900 tuns burden
WIN positively be the fret vessel to sa for the above Ths
of the order Everything will be done
make passengers comfortable and fee at home No delay
viii In getting this vessel of the freight engaged and
room remains but for few passengers. - -
KINDNESS AND COMFORT GUARANTEED
PASSAGE.
Second cabin saloon
Deck cabin, FORWARD mouse
Frst cabin saloon ~
ImDe dae application for passage must be made limited
number of berths remain. L. II. SIMPSON
No. l9 Besver-st,
Or on board Pier No. North River.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16
NEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAlLRCAD
~ CONPASY.-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commenting MONDAY, Sept. - 1853;
Trains leave Depot Whit. aud C.nrs-ts New Yort
6:i5 p White Plains irsin stopping AZ all stations
fains Depot of thst snd All Serfork 81
s:lO " hsmsbrdse train, stopping 8, all Stations
NAL train, stopping s. WlhSIsoriese aHo ali So
tons north.
II 20 q N. .Wiiausbridse, stopping st al Ststiors
n so a White Plains trsis stopping At all Staors
2yc o. IL. lismsb ridge tain, stopping a. al Stations
400 D. Dover Plains train stopping :. all Stations
Waite Plains stopping all Stations soove
Wil.srrsbridge.
$40 D. m. .Wiarnsbrdse train, Stopping a. s sa.iona
s:SD .Wianst-itse train, Stopping AZ al Sta,iona
REruErys-Leaye Chatham Four Corners:
Y 20 Mail TEin stopping ST Amsbrdee lite EAnf
and al Stations north.
Nm. ]. CAMPBELL, Scoerintsndsrt