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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

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From Washington

Washington, Wednesday Aug - 49,
.p,,r,b .be Secretary of the Tieaury would, II
dss extend the time to the successful piddeir uuue
tbs ,seeB, osr for dePositrg the principal together
v;.l TIE premium Of the amounts awarded men, Is
believed thst none will avail themselves OF Inc priv
lsss ana ttat within fifteen days the en'e zen "'0H'
vl. 10 deposited
Acct 500 patents were iseuel At the Paten'-oiice
a-,;,g y ii, months ending the 30th Of June. The
recsiy!s lor the same period were sloO, S2S;
Tae mechanical part Of tie Patett-Ohce Report
uSI,s fou- volumes, two of which have Just been
pr;I.es The agricultural part WI. lot Dc ie'oy ''H
ebou. tire let Of October.
Tea Jo;nt Commission to iuo boundary between
Tx, Cr,ted States and Texas will commence Inc WOE
as soea az the former receives Information tns ,no
latts ready to start, which probaby VIII not 10 'Oi
seveial Eefks .o- nm 4
Ii..t Bea'e's expedition to construct wagon I9ad
f.c-, Fo,. Smith TO TIE Colorado, Authorized upde1
ths cent act Of Congress is Wgsrzed iis WIZ u'0
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HAcKNEs's PROTECTIVE AssooiArioN.-A meeting
of this Association wss held last evening, at No. IL
Mercer street, for the purpose OF informing the mem
bers respecting the memorial on their behalf nos be-
fore the Common Council.
After dsposng Of the usual routine OF business, the
of the Association introduced TO the members
e1.Judge A. A. Phillips who hiss bssn engage as their
council and in tina, capacity is epaesvorog TO secure
the repeal Of section Of the City Ordinances which
prohibits hackmen from soIcIiDgpaseengers. Mr. Phil
lips made few remarks on the progress aresdymsd IN
the accomplishment OF their wishes. One Board had
acted favosby upon the petition, and lie Eel, assured
that the oh er Board would do so q. t4er meeting 90
Monday re1t He conterdsd that they had as much
q night to solicit customers porters, and assured
them that tie Mayor disposed u DO them Jus ace
He was In favor of having each hcensec driver
wearing q suitable badge, setting forth his name
sid Lumber, with which he could be allowed
to solicit passengers until some &c. on hls part
sbould deprive him Of that privilege. Such 9
designation that he was Q duly licensed hackman
would sssuIe strangers that they would ne; be de-
isuded; while at the preeent time travellers on ATTY
ing at cur whsrves or railroad depots transfer the.
luggage to expressmen and Jump into 40 omnibus
them selvel. He closed by assuring the hactmen ths
in case Of performing their duty by aiding officers IN
the arrest of ali "siders," "buinmen," &C., they
would socn build up their own business again, snd
CON mar the respect and conscience of the community
TIE meeting adjourned, subjec. to the cal OF tue
Chair,
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TnE GrY. WALLER SIoRY.-The following para
graph, which we copy from The 81 Louis Democrat
il the basis of the telegram respecting Gen. Walkers
alleged expedition to Sonora published yesterday;
In conversation yesterday with Mr. james L. Gro
min. of Albuquerque New Mexico, formerly OF Gaena
We gain come facts which may not be undressing to
our rea6er: 10
DAYS from Albuquerque. lie brought in ten wagons
partly filed with furs. Mr.. Cronn reports the con-
clifton Of the Plains in good order for Travellers Gtass
plenty streams low and plenty OF wafer on tie Cme-
ron. Mr. Cropin met about three hundred and seven
ty.fve mounte men thoroughly armed, on tue Pawnee
Fork Of the Aikrnsas en- route to assist en- a.ker
in Sonora. They were ell mountain men, and under
tie command Of Kit Csrson, an adopted son OF
the celebrated Kit. This company bad six cannon
with them. At IL Psso Mr.. Cronin esrnei tnst
Gerersl Walker had passed through there out 8
short tine previous with eight hundred men, and
tix with Elk twelve ard ak eghteen.pounders,
each man ell mounted sLd armed with Minnie titles
ard Colts revovers. All the men were frontier men,
Injured to exposure and dangers OF all sorts MI Gro
Mn sho net at the Pswnee Fork, encsmped, from Ten
to twenty thousand Indians, receiving their annuites
from Col Bent. Col. Titus was at FL Paso with Ten.
slker and is ported second 10 com nand AT han-
sasC City Mr. James Sabine was raising recruits Tor
Arizona and in al probability will start about the ION
mat. Mr.. Sabine is amply provided with weapons and
ANN unitop and the general supposit!on tina: his
sc.usl destination ia Sonora.
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Wreck Of the Bark EliZa-POSsfble
LOSS Of Life

BOsToN, Wednesday, Aug. II, IS9o.
The pilot. boat America arrives at Newburyport
Yesterday with three men, whom she picked up IN
sbips tCst below tina. poIt who make the following
r(po,t They belonged TO the bark Eliza of New;
York, Cspt. L. Pike, which vessel struck on Sea
Island Lsege, MonhegaD, on Thursday, and sunk IN
twenty miIltee. ,
The second mate, Charles ii. Rovden, of Boston,
Samuel wilkins OF Ssco, and Edward hopewen,
boy, Of New Haven, wbowere with the watch onheek
took the long boat with compass little water ana
Cape EIzsbeth, and thence proceeded to ths place
where .lsv were fourd Captain Pike, Mr.. Saunders,
1.-THE nate the cook and two men left the wreck IN
SINAI boat the captain with only his untercoIne, vn,
at the TN and the captains best has not been seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

tncssAarf A.. E-F.ovS sc.iys go e Ls5 tpla 81
aIDTt{s g. sIp.:hac NlsrY d. sns .ecissI r. shss
Of 80. Pscv.sih, a. srl tcicsu firm rate,
LtSsEzD Or Cal
CHICAGO. Aus u-FLovs so.iya wuEAT a. a. aact5
CcpS qrist a. 70 Oar tD al s'Tsroee io- SIPSGsTs
70 b. $40 iic bis Fon: ef busr Whss isfre bc. Corr
70 O,ve.o 1sto bts tkf i-,f9 hssa Wheat BIcEisriI
4tC b FioaT. 1850 bush West 81 coo bcsn Corn
BCrsALo, Agg. II p H-FLoC E-soed ceg,zd sAesetoS
bbs a. fer t-terre Cs-tdsr iIom sp1g Wtes. = SO
Is foI good extTs Iu5sat ocd C.asasu So IS f' dodt
'rcis WHEAT fun sra IL k,ve cs-snc s.ss y 90
butu. Chicago Spirs sS2c for wefm. &c for soutt Coas
IL IL good glp5. ca and heavy sst s,lrt nti 81 10
7c ard nscr,3 81 Sc OATS ir d.rssd cad hrn sses
1900 ttah sJc WHsgy qget s-d 10 SAFE Csnn
FgECaTs del; Feur &C. Wheat lto and C1rn l. 70 rev
YoIi RECEIPTS for TIE pa. % hours $50 bos y ut ~ To-
bush Wls. IS 800 bush Cora 6oI bzsE Oats SHIPMENTS
BIZ Cara: 6a1 sbs For, 1890 ba,h Waes goo bash-
Corr, 6 50 br.h Csts.
O,wrGo Aug. II, 6 p r-FiovR uacssrgst WHT.I firm
sLd 1, aood na6 &c 90 bush at &c. fo bot Caic:so
sp-rg sud Nc o. Warn. CoaN q.et rsce!p BY Lsse-
CsNAI rxPORTs-I 200 bis F.oE- 100 bush WAsa icpo 90
Corp 7 900 Go. Oats. CANAL FRriears very quiet
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FROM IOWA.
C. -.so;r .sr,s Ct T. n T. Time.
QrhSQUE1As, buchanan Counts,
lows Auy I 1884


QCASQUETAs, Buchanan Ccuuts.
lows, Aug. l. 1855.
The place was yesterday Visited BY a sad calsu
ity. Ore Of our citizens Mr. Fem. il attempting
10 cross small creek with team, was drowned.
The only witLes., the man who Was IL the wagon
with him, barely escaped with his life. Thus far.
all Efforts 70 find TIE body have proved frgltle.s
TIE stream was rising rapidly when the accident
happtred, sDd the food Of rain that has fallen sIce
reIders further search 1t present impossible.
OF late, Iowa bas experience regular old
fashioned Eoah's food. Indeed, tie whole season
thus far has been extremely wet. Almost as soon
he frost was cut Of the grourd the rains COM
menctd. Although orr soil is much OF 1t by IA
ture deeply drained aud subsoiled being rich
candy loan, Of an exceedingly fine and tflable tex
ture, rating at The depth Of from two to four feet
On very Open peryious subso, and thus peculiarly
fitted to reaist food or drouth, farmers found il diff
cult 70 get in their Spring crops. 1t has been
equally difficult to "tend" corn and potatoes The
whest AID oat crop is badly rusted. Even some
pieces Of early corn are Struck with rust" Con.
slant humid weather, with very high temperature,
is undoubtedly the cause Of this, yet many Of our
"oldest inhabitants" acknowledge this to be the
first time they ever knew oats or corn to rust. II
is hoped tina; Our corn and potato crop Will be an
average one, but whether wheat and oats viii be
half a crop is doubtful The worst Of it is the
rains continue to pour and the heat continues to
rage, giving farmers no chance TO save what is
worth saving.
Our river the Wapire"-hss several times
this season reached high water mark. To-day 1t Is
breaking over all bounds Our bridge which for
half dozen years has resisted all the shocks Of
food and ice, has just gone down stream. The
-four and lumber mills in great danger Of going
the same way. The BOTTOM lands are all under
water and tie river is st rapidly rising.
Az this ia the first time that Iowa has failed OF
crop. and rs our farmers have 'shot in the
locker" from last years surplus, it is hoped that the
cry of "hard times" will not increase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

C,osr OF Iur OpES AIR FESTNAL.-lhe three
dave festival in Joness Woods under the management
Of Max Maretzek ard Carl Arschutz, was brought %
ccse last night, With satisfactory resuIt 10 III
who have attended as well as to the gentlemen interest
id in the enterprise. The attendance was very large
Yesterday duirg the whole Of the afternoon the NJ Il
Der present was estimated at from 10 900 70 1900 per-
sors ard it appeared to be the general opinion thai
had the festival been continued for several days longer
the attendance would have increased rather than
dnished The principal feature OF interest yesterday
was the singing by !ou, Gemsn Sang geft'H' 10 COLE
petition 10. mammoth silver goblet, about " ire les
high Of beautiful design and workmanship E"u
society sung two pieces, one comic and one sef'oI'i
which, with the performances OF instrumental mu'c'
Termed grand concert, commencing abou' :. 0 c'ooA
in the following CIDER. ...
AFe, Overture (ooupo.ed for the eccsaonh p'yea " '"'
"Cu,l. with High Wal. sud Bs' lensn.s' and Wen
see the Pretty Flower, sung by the CoDiuerii' VT" iH''
The Ia e;,ie T.ler.sh played By the Baud 49, y,.b,,.
Kleebla,t. -Four Lesved shsmroch soc'e'S
M.eh chsu. E'ys44Ss Rs. s.9a
ps by The Ampaion Society. with C. Prox >, ls,tsr
Giaid Pot Peuui, played Oy ,hs Band vii" MAJ
pc tho lee. the. Ahy cho.a. I'D Bic BIZ, a'se,
sns By the oa.dTicinu society wiz M sss s B.
sres rH ~, Is tie Lcfas b.y' suSg by TIE 70 u
four ssns. Vereins with NJ. Thcno !, leader
"wsGalrs Mach" played by tie Bsad
At this stage Of the prcceeiings Mr.. harstzex M
troduoed the four leaders Of the Committee o. rhzs
swsId, ccn,istirg If Mr.. Henry c. wstaon OF ran,
Ltsies Nasfreted Nrsgqper, Mr. hilSei nv AZ
wofsohn of Philsdsphis and d. ssats WIN .ae
remark that they were gentlemen well kno"n 70 'ae
musicsl profession, whose decision in the maAe' nc
believed, would be received with satisfaction. "'
Wstson, on behalf Of the Committee, tnen S'uie e,
the several societies, and, after alludins u COMP
mentsry terms to their resos tive psr'orlanee''
that they had decided in favor Of the society
leadership of Mr.. Grill. The snrounoeneIt was re-
sporded to with rspurcus spplsu'e Mr., s;nlaog .asa
communicated to the German portion Of the aaus'ce
the same fact. The prize goblst wn hen nsnasa %
Mr.. Grill, who soon get it filed with VINE ana nAnaea
it round amorg his competitors, creating conIiaslaole
amusement. The audience wa. then favored VITA
THE Anyl Chorus from 81 IroVe'Ofs' " ''
ercored and received with crest applause
TIE entertainments cHcluded with acrooS'e eAe'
cses, dancing, fireworks, &c.
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POLITICAL.

ARKAns,s-Ari ansas is 30 well Satisfied with the
pIesert Administration that no Opposition organic son
sIy longer exists there. In the let District l. Z.
II oman IL elected TO Congress without opposition, and
in the lid District Albert Rust, the regular Demo
cratic non nee ia sad to he elected BY large majority
over r. s. Drew, former Governor Of the State, and
Independent candidate.
OHIo.-After an anmsted contest Of twenty .seven
ballots, c. ID. Martin Of FsiIfed County has been
nominated az the Democratic candidate for Congress
in the Nth Congressional District represented by
V.B Horton Republican. The Democrats have unsni-
moualy renominated for Congress Mr.. Miller in the
Xth and Mr. Cox in tie XIlth Districts. 10 the WITH
District the Republicans have nominated the Hon.
NJ H. Nichols for another term. Gen. Ashley the
Republican candidate, is about TO commence a
thorough canvass Of the ncrth west-the With
District
INDIAHA.-The Republicans Of the LIT District
have determined to make nomination for Congress
and to support Judge liovey, tie Anti Lacomp.on
candidate who runs against Wm. j. Nblack, the Ad-
mnistYa,ion candidate
NORTH CaRoIIYA-Returns from Clngmsns dis
tIiot show large Democratic Losses, and the probable
eleolicn Ct Vance. Amer, to Congress over Avery,
DEM This is Democratic Ices of member OF Con-
eress Judge Ellis, DEM, is elected Governor, but
his majority will not be az large as at first supposed.
The Legislature it is believed, will be Democratic
There are two United States Senators to be elected
KrsrrcKY.-Oficial election returns from 10 coun-
ties give Revil, Democratic candidate for Governor
$500, ard his American opponent, McKee, 43,'s2'
Az compared with the vote in 1857, this ia Demo
cratic loss of 9i6. Should Revl lose nothing in the
- COUNTIES to be heard from, Lis msjority will be
HOS. The Congressional District represented by the
Hon. James b. Clay gives a Democratic msjority
of28.
The Ledrenrorth TX. IT, Journal Of the 80 says
"Tbe vote at Kickspoo was small. Buchanan anc
Greeley did not vote this time 1t is supposed they
I'D 90
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N. =. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce

For rsE WEFg ySomG ArCpSr IL
IR.oo,i,d exclusively for Tm n. T. Taisuss by Da,v
fsTscn, cern on Merchant. for tho Sale o, Trdu sei
Proaace. No: IS Bl,Iei.y 'srs, ,o,., D.,
mig IN creer Maxi p,n. iIdebls dheotoas On :sy
sI,o i.ei bW Of tsfiouss rsSs of ore psctsss mstd
Bill" az awsy' ssnt che by ua with H'os when snH 1o~
ctsHs selling re, Fruits ke ~s.,s s,ss.s-s
are retained, ard small iot. Of stuff 10 Y oeHt ohsf F"n
oroT,T,o,s s Tor .l.s of good prrepc 10 rseA ocss Il
~h ..-, 'sch f"r's'' realize sSp"' 'ote'' SPsceA
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W make nc cbsuse quotation, q cn.s.s bat sec
tie s,tnss .ousairr lower Notwithstanding thu ,scsS' se
sl,I isn 'is pF.yit,, wss IL" Outside s5u"a 70 a~
q'c' st lissiy We , sao..,
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'bsss.py W5,': g,s 70, al. d, Bat.
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sop p1sB,H sSa IS 20 ' boL Common oooSns s'esS
eet py,enr, are now snsits freely The Pcsea Ca.
i.y .t,es Ia dsy ..et;e.hsr Pss prosssE
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S,,,e Tempcraucc Convention.

Urea. Wednesday, Aug. III, 1898.
At tie opening of the state Temperance Convention
about twenty five persons were present Gen. j. s.
smith. President Of the state Society, presided H.
A. Guild Of Poughkeepse was chosen Secretary. A
Business Committee was appointed, consisting Of
W. Il Burleigh Of Albany, John Foot OF Madison,
II. Lewis Of HeIkimer, j. j. Knox OF Oaeida,
Y. Osterhout, IT,, OF Schoharie, David Wright
of Cayugs, the Rev. John Mash. of New York; f.
b. Day, OF Grsene ard Hiram Cooley, of ashington.
Repc,s Of the state OF the Temperance cause IN var-
GU "a IA Of the State were made. Al the afternoon
sesson shout fifty persons were present. Resolutions
were piesetted which are now under consideration.
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Cleveland. Peoria and Alton IL. IL.

CLEvELAND, Wednesday, Aug. IT, ms.
The stockholders OF the Cleveland Peoria and Alton
Railroad held meeting to day, and reelected the old
Bead Of Directors with the exception Of Messrs.
Hickey ard Page of Ohio. and T. p. Case, of Auburn,
n y in whose place +. NJ. Gilbert, of Utica, Hsmil-
ton White Of Syracuse and &. {. Demo, OF Buffalo,
were elected The new uen were elected by the New
York Central Railroad interest. The vote was very
full, rilstyseven per cent. of the entire stock being
-eprfsap.S5.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
LINES

,en on ne Rtesipf Of Cyu, w. FieT. DSrateh anHoHEe'
Ing he Su.eess IF the Atlantic Telegraph
BY d. BEIHCYE DUrpIrLo.
LIT up your heads, ye everlasting hills
Ye rock. bound portals OF the sea, give way
Ye sleeping thunder Of the mountan.tops,
Ard forests vocal with the meaning pine,
Ye winged winds that sweep the roarpg msin:
Gene, ioin your songs with stern Niagns's voies
And turefu! chorus Of the river tides,
Ard silver chmings Of the ripping nils;
Let cur vide Continent unite 10 sweu
The worlds glad anthem on THE happy day
For rough Cd Ocean, wild with all his storms,
At last falls conquered in his own domain
A modern Cyrus now, with Titan cham,
Comes net OF XeIXes soourging his proud waves,
But bends the ysrqushed captive to his Will.
Behold the conquered monarch OF the deep,
As tbro' the harbor's gate he drags the heet,
And battles with sobbing waves his victor's feet
See how tie world is heavirg in her JOY,
How rival kin gdoms rice in glad salute,
And sister cities meet in fond embrace.
America on ancient Albion smiles;
Europe from ltays soft, sunny eyes,
And Asia from poor Indias troubled strand
Into The New Worlds lsapirg heart lock down,
And whisper in her bending ear "A.l Hsu
New. YoIf, the brilliant city of the Franks,
Receives urto her breast with warm embrace, :.
And showers her smiles on Londons hoary walls,
Grsets with shout old Ednboro' town,
And with her sitter cities, south and west,
1Dunoefs Lehlty WeiceIe FOUND tae oCinte
That gid tire cities OF the Northern Bear,
While rolls tie echoes far along the plains
Where Asis's horde 10 savage conflict bleed
Hamburg fTcm Battles rough and rocky shore
Sends her free ereetipg to Nation free
And venerable Rome, arising SLOW,
Can scsIce believe that in this wicked age
A miracle i, wrCugh. without Ler aid,
And wenders il, as in the days Of cid,
The goes again have come upon the earth;
While minor cities Ct the world behold
The herald rays Of her M;llenniL dawn.
Proud Kings and Emperors and smiling Queens
Extend the upeloved palm 10 earnest grasp
To take our young RspubEe by the hand,
While dust beclouded Ministers Of State
Throughout the hemis pheres both old and new,
This day upon tie Oceans rim have met,
Ard 10 the clad re iocings of the hour
Unite 70 cay: Let this one simple cord,
Which Ocean cow az last is forced TO hold,
BE to us al, golden link Of love,
That hencefolth We, IS rulers wise, may hear
The hons Fl bes.Igs OF each others hearts,
And We'd our Nations ard their sacred rights
To tia: perpetual and most holy Peace
Which this dag DAVIS upon startled world"
Detroit, Aug. 8 1885. lDctfot Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

TENYERAscE AT The FIVE PoIsrs.-A very inssI'
esrg Band Of Hope meeting was he'd last evening u
the Chapel Of tie House Of IsdahTy. Mr. b. Y.
Mitchell made short and telling speech 10 those wao
by their pennies spent fcv rum, ensbed Grown 70
I've Ike prince and leave 80 oOo to biz heirs; ~.
rptks ofthe carmsn who drank Up as horse and NJ
srd ser. hi. hey out to beg and Of the poor n 20.
trker 90 irrooeL, a. to ssk the runssrsr to oan LEE
& oftls psy hs bad spsrt fo dtsk tie GIG es'0'7'
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Terrible Storm and Loss Of Life

SIets DlsrA.ch O TIE FhilsdtlphiA Buletln. . -,
HoIIIDAYSBURG, Wednesday, August III, 1913
Lsot evorirg between s and 9 clock, terrific rain
storm. accompanied with violent thunder and light
ming, occurred in this vicinity. Many fences were
washed away, and tee in many fields Was beaten
down 10 the ground.
man named solomon Wolf, between 10 aud %
Yeas OF age. was killed by the Lightning in field near
biz house about seven miles east OF uolhdsysburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
CELEBRATION OF THE LAYING OF THE
ATLANTIC CABLE.

TIE JOINT Committee Of the Common Council 70
commemorate the successful lsyrg Of the submsiine
cable cor,ec.ng The New with the Old World, give
notice that The receipt Of tie reply Of his Exoelency
James Buohspsp President Of the United States, to
the message 0. her M-jesty Queen Victoria, will be
announced by savo Of 100 guns from tie Park and
National ssluts from the Battery and Central Park
1t is requested tbst upon tie commencement OF the
firing &C the salvo and ssutes the bells Of all the
churches of the city be rung continuously or one hour
On the evening of the day upon which such
announcement is made the City Hall aud public build
il GO will be illuminated ard appropriate display of
fireworks VIII be made in from. Of the City Hall.
Tie Committee would earnestly request the citzsn'
generally 70 unite in such celebration by Illuminating
upon the same evening their stores and dwellings.
The Committee sso propose, upon the arrival OF the
Niagara with Cyrus w. Field, esq, sad Capt Hudson,
and simultaneously with the festivities in the city OF
L,ndon, to give them eraod civil and military recep-
ton With appropriate ceremonies Due notice oil WHICH,
with full programme, will bsgiven. hud they would
request that slthe Societies, civil and military OF the
city and Ieighborhood, who desire to join 10 such
reception, would sve notice at as eay day as posi-
be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
Cc,,lsion Between steamers.

BOsTON, Wednteday. AUg. IT r0V5'
The steamer Montreal hence for Portland, came IN
n,iop with the steamer Lewiston est night, OH inc
LA q Sioas TIE Morres had her bow stove, and
tIa INV or works 10 ter wheel bouse damaged. The
Ievstoa sss cut through from her deck to the cop
rer' s:d let her upper works beside. No one was
tpiurtd in eitl er boat. They both arrived here this
mCrLiLg.