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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

DARN FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN
II improved city propersy-Conainng 4i6 with es
giant family rcsidence, goof farm house outbulngs
wen Stocked vita every requisite The farm 10 in active
ration with growing &C, and has the present
owner $4,000 rc, al will be divided
desired; 10 situated eight miles from Washington D. O.
Montgomery county, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

(NLINTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN.-FOR SALE, HOCSE
" and two lots the west side Of Clinton little
south OF Fulton lot 25x2O, wn barn the house
wood, with BATH range and furnace; very
place. Price s. go. Inquire Of MILES BETS, 81 Wall
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

TO LET-IN EAST srvENTrETH STREET, SECOND
house west Of Third avenue, part Of e 9r story orcs
house containing modern improvements; desirable res
dence hgh ground delightful scenery and healthy neishbor
boyd POssesion now 2r first Of Mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

LNoR SALE OR TO LEr-AT FLATLANDs L.. I, AVERY
beautiful with three surrounding grounds
fruit trees barn and house with delightful view.
forty minutes ride from Fulton ferry Irgure Of 0EO3GE
Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HOUSE TO
Sixth avenue; rent 500; gas, chandeliers, baths,
range, &c an excellent chance 10 parties com
|sekeeping; part or whole Of the ni,e furniture
, very great sacrifice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

UNACT0RY FOR SALE-26O AND 262 WEsT THIRTY
second street Y, consisting of two lots of land the
south side Of West Thirty second street, commencing 2D feet
west Of Ninth 20 feet front by 9S feet inches deep
Buidings0n the front four story and basement brick
building so feet wide by 30 feet deep On the side
four story brick building Is feet wide ~ feet 9incbes eep
On the FIVE story brick building with CELLAR 80
wide by ~ feet deep. The buildings nearly In good
order, and With IL inch walls built for purposes,
and well adapted for builders cabinet Akers plano
factory. or for general manufacturing purposes Price
Sl2 500 Of which ~ 0O0 remain bond and
Apply between 10 and IL A. NJ, 70 W. 3. GUINNESS,
sgnee, Thirteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

DvANCEs MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS
"A watches jewery and all kinds OF merchandise at the
ls45 No appertning TO the loan about the
premises. business strictly private.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL TO- 1853.
sAxps OF REAr. rvrArn.

A NICE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR TO
"A let cheap-In Westcheser county this city. In
quire Grove street, 81 Wall street, basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

A PARTNER WITH "A CASH CAPITAL or FROM
IA 500 70 500 wanted to take interest In and
intend travelling enterprise, where money can be made
rapidly viii be shown by calling al 80 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR sALE-HOUsE AND
~ 35 acres Feltville ~ j. commanding fine view of
New York Bay Staten leland &c House and lot % by rs
Brunswick, N. j. fine residence At Ravenswood,
L. l. beautiful residence Say Ridge, L. L. three mi
Dutes walk from Brooklyn City Railroad fruit and
sale 70 let Also farm OF los acres seven miles fr.
Poughkeepkie. Also a farm in Westcbester county,
Harris Corr fine farm OF 80 d)ube house fruit
&C. at Oy Bay, for sale exchange Also New York,
Williamsburg property for sale and exchange
Apply 8. UNDERHILL No. 1871 broadway, OF Dey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

AT $50 BROADwAy-NKw MONEY DEPoT-wE HAvl
"a loan IN any amount diamonds, watches NV
y pianos household furniture sewing machines merchAa
disc, personal property of any description the
bought for The hughes, cash prices Parties dealt with srso,
sonAden<isl Private rooma- O. LIE FORT CO.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE FOR sALE-A
III new story brick house and lot containing all the
modern in together with furniture which
elegant description In perfect order location
up town First class stocks and bonds viii he taken In
change Apply 10 ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No Broad ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

ITO I.ET-lN JERSEY CITY TIE THREE STORY AND
brick l40 Washington street. containing
range boiler, wash trays wash basins, bath and water
c1ose sas hxures blocks from ferry rent $500
Also the story and basement house No IA York street
containing eight rooms modeI improvements boiler
wash trays BASIN and closets gas and fix
block from ferry rent $0 Also the two istory
and house No l6 York street. contain ing eight
gas and futures water In the yard rent 1878 Apply
20 o. EDGE. l22 Washington street Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Lay ing the Cornerstone Of People, ;,
College.
HAyAsA. n. Y, ThursIsy, Sept,

HAvAsA n. Y, Thursday, Sept ., 1873.
Eight or tan thousari people assembled hsrs to-day
to attend the ayrg Of tie Of the Psopes
College. TIE procession was a large one. Tie Rev.
MsSk Hopkins, President Of Williams College. gave
the principal address but tie immense concourss, and
fne breeze rendered hearing TO the msjority impos
sits. BIiefer speeches were made by Amos Bsown,
Piesidsn, Of tie College, Horace Greeley Of New
York, DMiel S. Dicknscr Of BrShanton, and ths
Rev. +. G. HbbEi.
The cornerstone wsa lad with appropriate care-
monies By John L. Lswis, Grand Master OF the Ms-
sor;c Fraternity this State Tie procession then re-
termed and proceeded to tent in the village where
dlrer had beer prepared for nearly o0e thousand per-
sors, ard al the sea.s were fi.sd. CaGes Cox,
principal patron Of tie College, mu President Of the
day. Aser dinner sei.imsnts were responded 70 by
President Hopkrs Senate. Diven, a. b. Dickinson,
Horace Greeley Daniel S. Dickinson, sI Governor
Myrcn Ii. ClsIk, Henry Bradley Of Yates County,
President J.ck.cr Of Hobart Free College, Pfesidsrt
Cowes C EluiIa Female College, tie Rev. ". IL.
Goodwin. Senator Uphsu. es Gsneaee, Chs'es Cook
ari etler.
TIA cees.p.s C ia E,r.Yc:k AL Erie trkr,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
les just tiar "A Bs.lotists, tbs fart u ic err
| ildSrsat. Get u cIx lA,k c. consideration.

Ors Of rte most abs, Useful. upright aaa trus.
worthy members Of tbs presect Congress i.
CHARLES B. HOARD Of tie XXIIId District OF
New.Yori. Nr. Hoard ha, not Only gilei AZ
eLy.abIe reputation snorg lis fcEow- Represents
t7es, bat has increased tie esteem felt for him b.
Ls constituents We be,.eye it is the desire Of the
best uer in tie Republican party Of tie District
tia, he should be reromnated aad elected for SEC
oud term; bit il seem. they are somewhat Dis
trscted by the attempt Of AR. Caleb Lyon Of Ly.
orsasle 70 come f rwsrd ~ a. independent, self
ucn;ns,ed candidate. Nr. L.on PROCESSES to be
an att Lece mpton, Standardization nsc; and if
lie has sincerely at heart the triumph ofths O2pOsi
ton IN the approaching Congressional elections, We
think he nigh. best evincs il By Withdrawing from
the conts.. and leaving the field ts hr Hoard.
Mr. Lyon cas- slres1y oIce represented tae Dis
tIict, ard it Is very possible that on some future
occasion The electors may desire him to represent
il ssain; but u1der tte present circumstance It
j. Lot exactly the right thing for him TO attempt to
divide and disorgarize the Opposition vote; nor do
we think il vii conduce to bis popularity IL the
District. In ability character or services be cer-
tainly can clam no superiority over Mr.. Hoard. to
s,y the last; aud We lrust he will see the pro-
prissy Of ritbiiswDg from the contest until
q ore auspcious tine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

The tRiOa Of Wednesday deyotes more thar two
Of its heavy columns to crushing out Senator Doug
las. Iae Union proves that be is not at unity
with the Democratic party of the country or with
the Democratic Administration of President Bu.
ctanan. He has rebelled agsinst the President
aid tie party he has never confessed his sns and
brought forth works Ct repentance, but la, con.
t;nued fee and rsyiler of both to tdis day. Let
him 90 to the wall then We quote:
MIR Dousia. chose to go Of his eacsnpm.at to
wssdeI away from his old comTads to be old with
The enemy II be finds himself eirSy his exp.cA
ton' nov er gagged with ene Ct thai enemy be hss right
esup and to to sy roon outside OF the Democrats
Hc. and 20 arc extend to HIN set and protection. The
beuooIstS party such obligation 70 any ot Ia
sons Let then come home from he wanesns' Ii eaemles
s,s nen e them return With the pScra.e pueni
Bot hI Dcnsls' vi ne come whin or ae. b. acinO~
parry a. craven folly and ia,ed an iIsS to ask fo -,
ss,iss; of the Administration D,moeiscy
Il. becomes, thersiore. the duty Of every .,oi
DsmoeIs both in and Of Inos sus-d asaos s5y mis-
sppta sympathy for Mr Douglas while n bis pieseui 6eSsa
Gn s a, stwsen D+, e a.d Ds@0sy 1 the tn. pe%Ocsey
oo'e By aady squsce1ee Il he decision, Of Tie party
Tssu he days Js.ssOD the T,I0 sce.Ou, atde M
Pok, the kAn.s' and Rsbrsss bll urae M Pierce ID.
Of permitted any 20 from TIE par,
ard on the enemy IN bn;ers down walls defeating one b,
e,h ara sfsa per- dss3 protection ssap,t tb,
very enemy with which he had s' bes l. close e sad ali
snce."
We must cay that this present, curiou, theory
Of democracy. That much abused but excellent
word means in ts original sisni6caton, the gov.
enment Of the people; but the definition whic,
The U.ion puts upon it is ,imply the Gctason Of .
President. TIE vii Of q President cA0ses
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

eeK, beng authaizsd 90 10 Do bJ IN
struetons fon Wssairssoa, Tat RS Cor
stitutior to be frauasd By it should be submit
ted for approval or rejection to fal and fsr vote
OF al the Inhabitants OF Kansas. The Convention,
however, refused 70 cNy ont tbs provision. IL
submitted 10 tie Ieop.s only slnse o!a1'e oi tae
Coptuton, AID il undertook 70 p.s,a tie hrt
election CT State Cffcers TO be he'd Unter that Con-
stitution s! the mercy and discretion Of its oEa
UppiiIcpled President, WHO had been pnncipA
leader in al tie ou.Esses upon tee rlhts Of the
majority OF vtich Kansas had been tie scene.
Bscsuie Gov Walker declined to give lis coun-
tensuce 10 this attempt 10 impose State Co,stitu-
ton AID State Government on ksnhas, AID be-
cause, By refusing to recognize ss valid certain
forged and f,suauIert returns be Esd defeated the
attempt to perpetuase tee original usurpsion Of
tie psme AID authority Of the Territorial Lsgss-
ture, be, too, like hs predecessors was removed
frsm oftce. Tie whole power OF Piesdens Ba-
chspaa aud his Administration was eIertet 10 bHos
Congress up 70 the psint Of refusing to refer
to the people OF Kansn tie Pfo-Slavery
ard Bosder RUfiar Constitution which Contempt.
bic minority had urdes.aAen to manufacture for
them. This vllany slso failed. a certain number
Of Democratic Representatives soue from pTinci-
pie AID others through fear Of their constituents
declined to cone up 10 participate in this Lev out
rage. Threats, csoler:es, bribes, a fsisd AID the
late election held in Ksu,as rot only stamps as a
gro.s and scandslous u,urpaton tie prets1scn Of
the Lecompton Convention to Represent tie people
OF Kansas, bu. it proves beyond al! question tow
ccntemptble, all alcDs, has been the minority
which, by tie ad Of Border.RoAiaa allies from Ms
souri, called in as occasion demanded, and By
countebsI ce AID support from Washington, has for
four years past u.urped the goyerlmen: of kansss,
and de,perstely stryen 70 make Slave State Of IL
Such is tee history Of the Kansas coatrOVsny;
and DOW il VIII be essy to answer tbs que,:ion--is
there any lorser Kansas issue Most asy.Iedly
there s. This gross and most stIociOus conspiracy
seaiDst free labor and free elect has at last, and
with difficulty been defeated afer four years stE1s-
glts. It now remains to strip of their muea-
abused power and position the guilty And unrepens.
ant parties TO it. It is surely impossible that any
lover of democracy AID equal rigtt,-it IS surely
impossible thst any lover Of even the coumonest
good faith and fair play SHOULD subside into quiet
and political indifference, so long as
our national Administration remains in such faith.
less and uDprilcipled hasds.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

Tie proceedings a. Csmmauy Hall on last Thurs
day night very clearly Indicate that if James Ba-
cLsDan himaelt be rot new openly candidate for
denomination in 1860, theIe are certain icjudicous
fIierds Of Ii, here, among the Federal ofh,ers,
who des.Ie, Will he or al he, to !srGst that honor
on the good mans reluctant acceptance. Inc
non ilai struggle IL the Democratic General Com
rittss had reference to the adoption OF some sys-
tenn for tie regulation Of Primary E,,tions; and
the p,,n finally carried BY the Administration vote
Of 7e, ssainst the DsSiDaon recusan.s numbering
2i appears 70 if the former were confident of popu'
lar favor, aud snxiou, TO draw it more closely
sIorrd them. Behind tbs mere question OF orSanl-
zatoa, however, lay the really important ISSUE OF
the eject to be produced BY this struggle on the
ne,t Stste Convention to be held s. Syracuse on
tie 10th met. The resul; has in great messure
determined that New York viii appear at Charles
ton as unit 70, the reuomination Of the present
Preside Mt; and that Mr. Scheg and the other fren Is
of d. S. D;ckil.os will be forced to postpone that
worthy eeIsenaas claims fQS another four years
az least, if Lot indefinitely.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

bJ spazty claiming to be eeuossshe Is the
sbsclute law Of the party. No matter ~aas the
people nsy thirk on the subject; o, matter what
wise AID pAtrioiic leaders may think; the moment
Democratic candidate is installed as Prsndent
lis word becomes law; his whim is supreme; bis
farey is ab.olute rea'on; AID al WHO presume 70
differ from hin sre to be ttru,! out from the Demo
cratic connection. He may be foo.; he may BE-
kraye; be il the depot Of the party al the same
Such is tie theory Of The Onion, AID Of Pfssiien'
Buotarap. but j. il very di,grscefal and indecent
theory nevertheless. We had rather be Mr. Doug
A., tie rebel lite as there ia to envy in the pres
elt POSITION Of that gentleman, thsa James Bu'
Gilman, who pupiLes him in the name Of apar'y
from which oil real democracy was long since
driven ont
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

The mob at Staten Island destroyed the remain
der of the Quarantine buildings on Thursday night
About Gu persons, sick of various diseases, were
carried out Of tie Hospital 'ard placed, upon
the grass where they remained, without any shell.
ter save the ky, Until dark last night part Of the
t;ne expose t. a dlerchins rein, when the Police
arrived with some tents. Ray TompSias, TIE
riDalesder Of the incendiaries, was arrested and
brought to the city LAG. evening. Warrants are ou.
for Others Of the gang. People residing n the ia-
fected district, where man named Kramer died
lately, have been notified to leave or their houses
would be burned, and it was reported that de-
monstrston wa, to be made against tue shipping
last night
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

Adyices fson Vera Crus TO the 7th and from the
City of Mexico 10 the 9th of August contain little
or no rsws ef importance. The suppression of all
the Opposition newspapers in the City Of Mexico,
and the refusal OF the Government to allow any
thirg to be published which nigh. tend to aiminish
their authority, leaves the inhabitants Of the City
of Mexico quite destitute of any knowledge Of what
is going on beyond the imm edia1e neighbCtsood OF
the city, AID dependent for news upon the New.
Orleans papers. In thas city und its vicinity tho
power os the Zlloaga Administration was sta
unshaken and they had resorted to the cxpediert
Of compelling The moneyed Ten to Adverse them
money on the security Of the Obligation of tae
clergy. These oblgssions however, were in vary
bad credit, iron the prevailing expectation that IN
case OF the tsiumph Of ths Constitutional party
the Church would 10 striped Of ali is possessions.
OF the military movements IN the interior moth
hg was known, though decisive contest is soon
expected betwesa the army Of tho Government,
unaet Miramon, and The power Of the Constitution
alists, urder Zuszus, Vidauri, aud others. Mira.
non virsel tia City of Mexico on the 2S,h of Jaly,
and left again on the Slst, taking With him. ii was
ssid Slo0 600 IN the paper of the clergy, with full
power to compel the interior capitalists to discount
it after the fashion adopted by Zulosga himself il
TIE capital. 1t was rumorsd at Mexico tnat the
Church lad agreed to new advance Of a million
| of 5ollArs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
The Rev. Ralph Hoyt has labored for many years

The Re-, Ralph Hoyt has labored for many years
to bui,d Free Episcopal Church in this city. He
had sueces ded in this benevolent purpose; the
Church of the Good SbsI herd was completed, and
its pastor fontly looked forward to career oi
Christian usefulness in connection with it, when
the srea. tornado Of June sl pros!rated the eifce
in ruins. Mr. Hoyt, not overwhelmed by this dis-
after, is ergsged in an effort to regain what WAS
lost By the hurricane. He aks for the c,ntrisu.
lions of those who may sympathze in the impulses
Which animate his endeavor; and Messrs. Stanford
md Delisssr. No. sos Broadway, are about to pub.
Esh new edition Of Mr. Hoyts well koown book
Of Poems, devotiDs the proceeds to aid him in re-
building tho church We cordially commend tho
enterprise 10 the consideration Of our readers.
Contribueous or orders for the Poems may be ad.
dressed 10 tho Publshsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Michigan Democratic State r..
ycntiOn.
DIrROu. Thu,

DrTEon, Thisiay, Sept. . ,s.
Tie Derocrs;;c State Convention va. hsu =
today, and was presided over ~ toe Hon. Roa... :
McCle,lsId. TIE following roniir s,socs vw. -
Fer Gstrror-Cn.RL1s y: sIv,Rr % Ss.snuOsC c.
Ixve .Gor<-so--GEo { koskoi Of I 81.
Sec-ets,y Of S,sfe-J. 2 KrsG Of MaAiu4r-
svps-rnterteHs ef PuS!i. In'h He'.D c. Iasox,, :.
Nayue. "
TTeas,-e--Tow,ap KASrsE CT Waypsl
C0mr.slsHe ef Lard tr.s-J,HS Bal ofEsas
.fuGi,cs. Geae,ai-JoBN J. A9Afs}o Leu.yr-
-4if-nt, Ge-e,al-J @ SUrHEHiASp of s.~,,~
&erber Of the B9dTi ef Edzed,iorJ. NOoSr or xs
Resolutions were adopted dec.anrg aihsr,rc. }. -.
Cincinnati platform asserting the right Of sysrv -
to vote upon their Constitution il they 20 dsr,, y.
pressing ccrfdence IN President Brodsnans 3 AZ.
tzsor, and COZ grstula.rg the country upon u, ,.
uen Of the search and SEIZURE question 90 th, b,..
Ger. CsSss protest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

1t seems that the cIes Of the retired naval
officers are not, SITTER al, to be examined by the
President, Sut referred to the Secretary Of the
Navy, the Commissioner Of Patents and the A.tor
ney-Gene,I
Gen. Harney is aere at the National again TO-
day. Tie number Of the e,ny that will winter
in Utah viii be ful! 5000.
The Secretary Of the Navy wants six light
dfaught steamers for the Paraguay expedition;
but prices are found to be rstAer steep. surgeon
viii accompany each vessel, though the clua!e in
tie field Of operations is sad to be delightful. One
small steamer Will fnt be seq! up the river with
the Commissioner. The rest Of the vessels will
lay back snd await adyices. Com. Shubrck will go
up to Paraguay in person; so yoa see that rashness
does not ill the Executive sail.
II is ststed-on good authority, tkink-that
Jerez despars Of getting treaty tnat falls short Of
tie requirements upoo Nicaragua Of the Cass.
Yrsearri sipuiation, .i-o that the Government Will
protect sn American company in making .Ae
transit.
The appointment Of Minister TO Spain ws
offered to Mr.. Benjamin long sin:e. His course
viii doubtless be determined By tie prospects Of
his reelection to the Senate ard by those Of the
Tetusntepec enterprise.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

We have lot ofien been called uIOa to report Q
more successful political demols.ra,icn than tha,
ia favor Of JOIN B. HAsKIN, at TarrytOwn, on
Tbursday, the account Of which occupied large
portion Of cur columns yesterday morning The
people Of al parties in Westcbester, on that occs-
tiOD, eyinced an enihu,iastic determination to sus.
tain their representative and to bestow their ap-
prOval upon the sigpal independence integrity aud
frmrsss which he manifested during the trying
events Of last Winter at Washington The speeches
of the meeting we're equally remarkable with the
meeting Itself Ttat Of Colonel Forney will cause
aWide spread and We are confdeDt a wholesome
sensation. 1t gave a new proof of the old truth,
that the most manly qualities and the most admira
bic mental gifts are often developed in a state of
rebellion, while in perpetual peace and conformity
tley light have remained unknown to the world.
Mr.. Haskin's bold and genial speech must also add
to the number Of his friends in the District The
speeches Of Samuel l.. Lyon of White Piains of
David Webster late District Attorney OF Philsdei-
phia srd of W. T. B. iGniken Of Morrisspia
which we were compelled, by the great mass Of
news received on Thursday night, to omit from Cur
report, were all of tie right stamp, and will tel On
the resuit of the canvass.
We publish this morning the letters produced
at the meeting. Their signers are among the fore
most and best men of tie tbIee parties which have
divided the country. Read them and ponder their
contents
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Shocking Death Of a Young L,Av

specisl Dispatch e Tas Pkl.ste'paIs lleiin.
HorLIDAYsBURG Tharsdsy, Sept. 9. lSA
Miss Matilda CsidseD, daughter OF Judge CAasJa,
met with shocking death last night. She he'd b.,
a; q Wedding at the hcuse Ct the Rev. Lloyd K,SN
sod wss returning hocns about II o'clock in wSxR
driven BY youIg man pansd Wertz. The IN,
took fright at Light in tlop; ot Coniers tsyss,
ths place, and rsneff The yein broke in the esr =
stop nirl and M. Wertz then jumped out to try a.
srrest hs progress. lee borse wheeled suddsay ~
ran down the street about a hnndred yards NJ,
Caldwell lsaped OUT a1o fed with violence upco hsr
hesd She was tsken UP .nsensibs arc csrisc % k,r
home where she expired at : O'Clock tais u,uias
having never spoken wo;d from the time .as scs.
dent occurred.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

Senator Stuart wa, nominated by the Democrats
oMchigsn last ThursdSy for Governor Of tbst State
This selection is nors significant of the AntiLe-
compton feeling Of the party thsa the half md
Lalf resolutions adopted, which express confidence
in the Authorization, at ths ssme that they repu-
date it, Kacsas poiicy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

The cornerstone of the Peoples College was
laid on Thursday, in TIE presence Of eight or zen
thousand persons. President Hopkins Of Williams
College delivered the principal address, which was
followed by number of briefer speeches. Nearly
a THOUSAND persons sat down 20 the dinner. which
Was success
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Boston News.

BoSToN, Friday Sept 5. 1853.
David RIPLEY was Instantly killed this morning by
falling into lsrye va; OF boiling water at the S,uti
Boston rolling mil.
TIE steam fI;ga.e Roarske did not 70 to sss tg
Yesterday afternoon, owing, it is sad, TO GHcr.s
between Capt. Gsro1er aud Chief EagineG LMft.
ton, which was subsequently amicsbly Arranged a
reference to the Commodore auo tas easaesS ,sia-
s<afad
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

esriea Sfsstins 1p the party q IA s.,, -
The dag VA hns, though sau, sod TIE er,.ss..'
isteres. ir sSd goed VII toxri tie snbr,. -
Learty AID universal Eminsr. cit;zers vaI.;.
erce fem every portion OF ths State, Oh /. -.
regret for theu inability to attend we're reca,.ss -
Govsrpor King, efGoSerrOrs BOuck. Hun. Al. ~ ~
uou. Lieut. Gov. Ps.srou sna many etA.r,