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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

A Sos MURDERED DY HIS FArnER-A most re
voting murder was committed at ~. Mary Landing,
in Ste. Gereveye County, about 9 o'clock on tue
morning Of the 18th inst John Sch3f, an
old man, German, apparently about sixty
years Of age, deliberately shot aud killed hs
own son, Henry Scbat aged about thirty-t1rse
yesrs Some bsd feeling appears to have e. ted
between the old man and sll the other members
Of the family, and the father had repeatedly
threatened TO shoot Henry; bat the latter, VINO ls
spoken Of IN high terms for correct and odustri-
ous habs, paid little attention 70 the Old man :
threats. On Wednesdsy the 18th instant, about =
o'clock in the morning, Henry Sc51i was az
work in cleaning sway the rubbish from inside the
walls Ct the stone sean-rnl which was burned down
short time since at that p'ace. The old msn came TO
the place where the Hssat work, 10 company with
another German, if to make exsmn stion of the
premites 70 es 70 make sure work in killing HE son.
lie Immediately returned 20 his house, only snort
distance and came with bs shot gun and revolver
ard as Henry Schaf Vas stopping down al work, the
father went to the hole through which the shaft
OF the engine Lad worked, took sim, and shot
tie sOn through the body A large ball pss'ed
clear through the body and was hattened against
the stone wall beyond. Henry Scbaf ran about thirty
feet aud fell on the porch Of Caldwell n Fanss store,
when lie xpired IN two minutes. More than 100 pesoDs
were within fifty feet of the spo ct the time Tns wife
Of the dead running with her infant clild 10
her to the eless body of her husband, utterng
the mos piercing shreks of grief and the excitement
among the people was intense. Many were Tor hang
ing John Scbaf on the spot but better c0unsels pre-
vailed, and he committed 10 the s. Genevieve
jail also hiswle step mother of the deceased,
O. scCefsory before the fact. st. Louis Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
.N.1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......Lr
Cleared.

s;esn.bps- Forids Crcwsn. savanrAh, L McAI. YAos
Swami Ramsay Bs,iuor-. II. B. Cromwell Co Msn.sor.
Crecker Savannah. n Cromwell Co Punoe ~
Ws'ers Galx.y, W. A. Sale Co; Msrion Foster Ch.res.
SpS fors Testsn; Jamestown Parish Nortoa Il LA an
pom az Powell Baltimore II. B. Cromwell Co
ships-Flyswsy Trerdy, Sydney s. w, w Cameron,
yn,erpre McLaue Tscahuano and Napuasso Wa H.,rt,
Net,ups Pesbody, Liverpool, C. H. Ms.saSl Co
Bsrk-Mumlon SAlter New Orleans W. I ftost
Bri.,-ESmis;cn Bros KIf, LiSerpso Eam.sen Bros !,
Venice fBr.) Steele London, Collins hsrh Gso,ss C A.
s.rey Al, xsnder Monroyia Yses Porierd Co ssyoui.
Faricse Curacoa j. Fou kes Sons FedoniA Lrt Sesyas
c p j. Peters Argo Aud, Ehzabethport "s'h cTyes
Scbooners-E.ene Davis, s.. Croly W. w Baker; JcAa
Wsrrsn. Lozisr Georsetowo j. I. Williams, Curtis asra.
S,i, Van Bfuut Slasht Virginia Davis, Ba,imce MNlsr
Lord O. ereau: Hayeocs (sr) Csl Moncon d r DewSs
L $ Davis F.ber Savsnnsb. McCresdy, Mot c. jau1
s9tv,A, N,wte,u J. Smith Co; Audre Putasm Wa.
ireion Il. Blossom, W B. Jenkiss Mntia EI ,os,h e.y
Peck Co.. Gsllsso, Smith. Rchta nd, { IL Per'on,
Price. johnson CRY Point Jones Jones' fredeiessbus Va
Bruu sssbt; wui acury. Sasiro Baltimore Ua'n' sc
pIinlnrIi hi Pvt \ SLnrL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Rfcsipts Of Produce

By Erie R1a,o1S-l ooO bb. Forr - DO. Wbes, ~ 30.
WHISKY 20 DO Copper 90 side. Leather 90 ro. Do ~ psEs
Lard, y bsles Wool, 70 rfss Ahes 50 Do B.-ter p 60
Cheese 81 bags Oss s. Tobacco 600 bbs Four - 10
WHISKY IS DO Lard el do Pork 20 d. Rye Flour 40 bales
Wool 900 stes AID 81 rolls Lsher ~ opkss Butter lo5 s&k
Wkes.
BY North RTe, Bod.,-lfso bb.. Flour SO bl,h. Waeat
5lo DO Corn 2osi 90 oats o pks, OF axe u % Asass
II nal.. WHEY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

WATER ~ HoBoKEN.-The Water Commissioners
Of the City Of Hoboken have given notice tina. the
laying Of dstributpgppes will be completed before the
close Of the present month and will be ready to receive
the water from the reservoirs Of the Jersey City water
works the first day of September. Tue City Coun-
Gil have appropriated $1,000 TO celebrate the event
about the first Of next month.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

HAUL OF THIEVES AND PRosrITUrEs.-0ficers
Rollins, Field Petit, Branef, Muller, EldIedge, Cur.
win, Nesbitt, Dazett, MClesry, Bumer, Kemp and
Van Tassev, Of the Filth Ward Precinct, last night,
made decent upon the premises Nos. ) and Thomas
street, which have for some time been the resort Vi
thieyes prostitutes and other hard characters sud a-
rested the following named persons, blacks and whites
living and cohabitipg promsCuously:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

RvIR THvvEs-A gang of river thieves were ar
rested by The Third Precinct Police on Friday night
CD the ch.rge Of stealing whest from vessels 10 the
Atlantic Dock. They we're committed for q hearing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

r,fls NJ sni Mrs .o;tper, Nj, Mac xad clD1,., =,
T Cvteui .iu.s-. "; Gellcl. Hard Ciie, y c,r,.
GaIes Porous L'naraJ P,'s"' Mr. Riosas ssci,,
. g. rtHd-llL
r iii ,ieopsip y P,izes -fI5o'i p, CsieayNr
T',im,D W L Cole W Gltss1r. rll1.sou W D,., n
NJ, Ccr.ul a: s.liGoEe N.s. = Cle, " " 49, ss
Tesby Nrs Aru. : &C.. M1l'hy. W P.ers 4 sssi!,s y
phriyn Mis- Nav Pte,sn. A Gun, Nrs Potter Z - =
y 49,, 2 McGyau { Fisley. xax~ei. H,sg.sa
Estis Mr. Mary K-efe. ina O. ,bick PDisS W. P.---
Y-r-r j Hughes n G.u,rru. Ma-g-re, Csppeel D.,. y
FnussAs A Ceuerts, AleS-Ees shi9P0E, AL IL "a -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

Tie Chicago Bank Note List issusd the following on
August Il, 1858:
Tie folovp Wisconsin Banks sIe thrown cut by
the bsrkers Of this city:
Bank Eagle Point; Bank Of Eau Claire, Es1 Claire
Bank LG POine J.. Points; Bsnk OF Iantoso NAnoEoc
bsnb Mone1A Gordon 'Bark OF North America Superior
City; Bark of Ocoro 0eono; Chippewa B.Ik. Prpa Cak
County Bsrk 0neiyLe; LAborerS Bank, EAsiae Llnber-
mans Bank ConsE-le Nari;o~oc County Bank Aanouoci
Marathon County B.Ik Eagle River Mercantile BAni Beaver
Dan northern Wisconsin Bank, Alron; OAsVoi Bscs,
North Perir; Oeor:o County BsIIi QI.iss t--k, biI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

AocIpEsr by THE KICK OF HoRsE-A cart
man named Patrick QuinIaD, residing in South Saw
enth street. had bis leg fractured on Saturday by the
kick Of horse belonging to another msu. The animal
had become uumsnsgesbe from fright ct soIne
p.esing object and the injured man was attempting to
suiet him, when he was kicked juh above the snkle
and sustained compound fracture.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
MARRIED.

GREGOKY-ARMsTBONG-O Wednesday July p by the
Rev r. Osy. of the Trinity Church. Mr.. James Gregory 20
Niss Mary L. Armstrong daughter Of Geo Armstrong, esq
PORTER McLAUGHLIN-On Wednesday evening Aug. II,
hy the Rev James Miett 3, his residence, Mr. William Por.
ter e Miss Isabella Ls ghlin, all Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Arrived .SrHnAY. Angus. =.


c. s in CO. via ship Tins of Msods.n: and s:s
Ms ', saSyer B,et bound 70 Rio Jsn.o Jay Il IS nls:
~ Il Persmbrco, passed ship Martha Of Boston, s "n'
night of Cape s. Rogue passed large Am schr !oh 49,
3. . i5 Ion; So 80 spoke 'ehr Bsnch Of Dsby Ms dy
bs FsnSona = hoSf. nee for B.b.ioe. bens csn rs
time the captain y.ry kindly seat us papers q The h %
yl9 on the outward Pa'.,ss s S5 ~ lon ~ Wm "a ny ~
drowned before sisistsDce Iesched him.
Bar. John Benson, Gidner Havana 'sn, &; 70 s'lrs"
Bra Hurricane Bird of Bsltlmorel Dobel Rio Jsneo JsJ
H. caree 20 Napier Rankin Co, vessel 20 ms.er sd ~
erse, Pslsssois bah: NaIioh, Williamson sad s.sh''
schT h. D. Giinde lof Busor). Bartlett, Hams,,a, r.
yuysl 'ussr &c TO stmyer Kohl Kuskst, vessel TO IL
so5r n. :. Rue, Crawford. yirslui, a.ys wood.
scht Msdad Pau, Ireland, Nswbern' NC, id,y' n'A
sehr B. Cunnias5su' LAX. yi..ni. d'ys WOOD . a
s's;.on & pa Aas p,,1e ls N C59'S.6 r, lad f'''
sehr. Vsan.s lBrl Light6oarn, Eethuera u daS' P''
schr M.,ebe,. io New LoDdon Rockwell Gs,e wosr s ds
eeaseo ssEus Grand T. days .1ssr 70 msf ,I, H st
H.ipsn. .p1 Dan Ls.Sy' SSp, s.1a1 1D,t died $50
schr Mary Hobart, Chsrleit9ns days, luuber - " T.
schr Wave. w.rpsr w.'tBst2s. ~ c. tdsy' S.VA
sebr cieasss% siore Richmond lays dur TO C. II. Per
sebt Wi...h.ooon. Lsale Aisraadh. days, pal.
schr Hswnhs of haeaa' snoppy Os,nd Ta's T. b. jay
81. salt n Middleton 1 Go. - =, . .,-<
plaster 20 A oeNolt,. - M
sohr Grsuite STATE, H,e,t Boston dsya nd'e 70 W.
Ls Wis 4 60.
Scbr or rson Lowell Bos,rn FOR Abtny
schr. B. BraiEsrt Resell, Portland, Conn stone.
schr EyerCeen, Hincslsy New LOrdon. Ia ballast.
schr silms-, YouoE Virginia days. wood -,
schr c. :. Watson Robbins SewbeD, n C., d,y' n"A
stores b. Jones Smith Co. =,
setL ~ Pie cLs.bsr., Georgetown, DC, lays 'S
sehr ELwin Wa .oe. NeTbefD, n. C., dsys corn
s.sop Thons Hall, Hull Proyidenos, nis.. 10 l. kenny
siesmer DsssMe Copes, PElsdelph.s AID CApe A''' '
and pas. tn r. Perkia. AIN
Steamer Westch.,tsr Csrk Proyienoe mlse 10 "a.
s.eensT Wsns-ts, Sye New Beiofd, ulise 20 Joa 49,
ARRIVED AT LOWER QUARASrlNE a s.,
ship HsLry CsIk (of Ke5pebgrt, Brown Hay1s pp,,fI.
sugsI 70 Fob,f William July TO- Il. vordeao dss a As
stephen Psabocy, ard l6.h C. Brsdbseh sesnen
hospits 10Th iEst, Thomas B.Cwp, SEAMAN aeS
tiNrhCs =, L.. .ansr.
Bns Afarets lot Hap.~eiD, B6Ser crieHa' % '''
ke-. % U sser. -, ,ru 70
schr Fannie (of Ph.ielpbia), Vance sis1s ID
Mora bros ksssIIO 4 c.. Wa L DA-''n -.
DAwson d New. York psverg.ss, died oI TIE PS's'
BELOW-l ,kip and brs.
During he day, from n '"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

MINIATURE ALNNAc......rnls DAT
e,u pisss Sis Syx-Sets... tf7 Moor-Se1., A.
Hi6H wArEs.....rns DAY.
Sandy Hoch 6.57 Cows Island. u .Im hsGse "A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

RE1UEyED MoRNoys Al NEBRASKA CHY.-On toe
os.b Of July large number Of the company of 300
Mormors WHO received passports and protection from
Gov. Cumming last May, reached Nebraska CITY on
their return tothe States. They LEFT Salt Lake City on
the 18th Of May and spent twenty dsys at Fort Kesr
rey. They were under the care Of Cspt. Smith The
Nebrossa CITY Nelos ssys
1--WE are Informed by one Of thsI number, Who
bss resided in Salt Lake City during the l.st four
y,ar, mat there are lsJge numbers in the city end
throughout TIE Territory, who nave for long time
manifested great anxiety to leave tne country, out
have been compelled by Brigham and MS satellites 70
remain. They express great gratitude to Coy; Cum
rg and to the Government OF the the United States,
for their dehversnce They represent the times as bs
irg very bard in Utah. Men are pad very poor
wsges eDd robbed and purdered Of their sc .nty
earnings by these in authority. Men employed upon
the public works are fed upon dry bread, aud when
complaining Of their hard fare, are told by Young,
KinIbs and the other Mormon leaders that there are
plenty Of stresms Of water the vicinity. The mos.
sbject ard slGysh servtuie is prevalent among the
lower csssss Thousands who came on. in hand
carts would be glad TO return in vheelborows.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

AsoIBER RoBBrRY.The premises No. Is East
Broadway were entered by some sirot thief or Sstur
day nigh. last: ard robbed Of silver watch and god
chair, . diamond ripg, gold chain rirg, snd black
Sock cos. belonging 70 NJ, 4. Smith.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
NEWrLERSEY ITEMS.

Sussex CoUSTY FAIR.-The Sussex County Asricul-
spral Fair will be held at Newton, Oct ,, O. Z, ., when
over 900 will be awarded in premiums, Of which slO@
are for farm crops 500 oD hsrses sjij on cattle sy
on sheep $3S on hogs, 81 butter SO on fruit so
On agricultural implements, SIS domestic manuisc-
lures So on ladies' work. 81 on carriages and hsrne'
and Discretionary premiums about s2jO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
uo.s.uxcrs Arrived

IN 5,is Tlra'i.e J,or Bafisr'i w. c. A-D. l. B. Uys,
Ard lsty. s,.c -,
II Rogers Dr. I. Ga r,,c.
IN ne srhr Fr,aie ron SIgva-EdwNa ChsIber,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

BIBLE PREsEsTATIoS TO FIRENES.-Tae Jersey
City Bible Society contemplate presenting to each Of
the jersey City fire companies a handsome copy Of
the Bible appropriately inscribed, to be kept in their
engine houses for the use Of the members.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

ForSDLISc.-An infant few weeks oil was LETT on
the s.eop Of No. 2Cs Atar.ic street on Fndsy nignt
/, vac cent 10 the Alns-House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

BuRcLARY.-The ttore Of Peter G. Doremu. cor
psr of Hudson and Palss1e avenues, in Bergen, wa
entered by burglars on Friday night, and robbed 0
money and goods amounting TO $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

Arr.rrrp srrorDE-Mcassl Ro'ch s.'emp;ed 70
-, .r,o,5s on Fndsy night by taking q dose Of
,.r0.,u He was taken 70 the First Pfecioc: Station
H.. where an emstic Sss administered sni ne
,sooyerd sufficiently by Saturday Inornss to enable
lin 70 70 home.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

sTs1ios HousEs.-4r Effort wss MAZE ai lDs NJ.
n, o. the JOINT Boay3 Of Aldermen AID supervise
spproprss az 900 70; building sst'0n' Nous. -
Ess,ern District but failed Consequence o' 'I' op
pe.iton Of the majority to ths Ms'fop'''AD r''''
Lsr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
The following i. sta.emer. Of Ire value
To.N....el7.Es 80 sls,s-el4j sFl ,s53
n.rr...a a. -crrra-ad ui.h lli1. -. =.

Decrease compared With lS57...........slv''S ~
S. Drspersrsguar suction sale o: Bcnds ard Socks
viii take place Monday the 23i ne. g. l2i o'clock,
q. the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nicolays regular suction ,sle OF Socks
and Bords vii take place on Monday Aug. g 8, Z.
O'Clock, &: the Merchants Exchange.
The following the s-co1rt OF receipts srd expenses
of the Phl.delpt, sni RssdiOg Railroad for Jly,
showing tee actual prot. for tie mor,h, and also :cr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

SyMots AccIpIvr A sd n,res Js'e-. 50 h's,a
81 from Hsriiicor.sv.rue s,sre % Frasy sV.,ts
Ard erofe bis rigt; Ieg. lie .ss :asen . TIE h''-
r.si
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Law INI,ELLIGHIVCK.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEoIsL TEEN-Aus. A-
Before Judge HILToN.
John Fitzpatrick set. Azarish G.. Flsgg, Sc.-Mo-
tsn 10 confirm report Of referee and o leave prosecute under
iaklg, granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

SUPREME CouRT-CHANryss.-Augus 2l.-Before Judge
OLLRkE.
James Jayplii agt William Stone Motion to vacs.e
,d.T of arrest aned with 10 costs the defendants to
Motion TO yscsle wSsnt Of attachment Denied "thou
costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
By telegraph.
Disasters, &c.

ROsTON Auf 22-An ship OTenbiids-' "'""
"a; biz Csp,ou, Crowsp, GonIyea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
py 4Vcrr0

SALES AUCTION. ,.,
81 TttaFirs Ip, Co.....O7. u Ex hspEs ns. .e
1l5 Fir,u.r Ius Co..I4f! 40 Wiism-burEn Gas Co y
% Security Ere Ins Co cs IS Citizens Fire Irs Co7t,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

TuI Al tAEE BusLINCToS kese from ia I.uce - ~
into M. toit Ia distress on the lfL Apn, ana
sth May slI Q. Ora jane ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

s,.~,sa~ Bah sh.w,usw SAFE se.1r,y Bah. Gem h7ai
s;afs Sol ssis. Esa Csse s.. CfoN Eyr bA1s
Fsse Lake. Va-pS-cs County BASk Nsipto a WI lI'n
Valley BsIs h-.y-ei "-f-'rs.r FEeiy b4>A' S'sse-''
III. gs.s q Yor.a Amer s.F..ior cry Srl Bssk Of
N.r ~ a., .iesrse y :. -a'at- o., -l- sc
srpex ne fyior x te,esrsm " ca explains t.
eel The course II f,AJEed oy tne Wl:corsi2 oauA7'
wi nase them 81 par IN lev 1ays; 800
MADISON. Wis, Aug l., ISIS.
ToF. Ap,vs, Chicsso. Tradesneus, C.sIk Co.,
Inn beruen's Northern Wisconsin Slasanav, S.s,e
>.ccs. Ocon.o County, Esu Clsre, Hsrs;hon County
dSt Croix Rive- bsnks, have arranged q redeem
ere f,ur.h pc, cslt ass than your selling rs'es
t-Nsx.york .ychsrge. I. BRowS, Cashiir.
The following :elesrsm from Little Falls was re-
esiyed On Ss;uIdsy from the Collector there:
TIE navigation is &c; susparsedi o'a;s are nov
irg. The Csrsl y 81 night.
7. re rGi.cr Il ThsN y Tr'eaHe
SIR: We ro;ice n your issue % liza ics, sac
uer. copied from The Albany Arsus, thst tois oses
= n discredit. How much reason there ls lor tue
sts.erent you shall COW see. go, ,,
For eact dollar OF Cur liabilities tor clrci.a.on, de-
rcs's ard collections the public have security OF
ro,s .hsn frs dolisrs three-ihhs OF which g under
the csre the oti ers Of the bsnk, and t@o.hths BE-
word their coctrol zih tae Stste officers. we nave
crsi furds sui iert 70 redeem one-hsf our erous,
tor Ard cur notes are redeemed q. our counter and
S. ne Commercial Bark Of Troy, but we DO not re-
fsem 8; Bostor Your obAdent servsut,
s.a,t Ba.< Bc.,ias:o7 Aug. Is, isis.
Markets.-c.xEFrLLY REPosTEo ros fHr y. Y fssrss
AsTs-The naket s firm for Pear. q. the aiysncei sses
rssl; P9:. are ss.ey :: 70 ste,a,a' n:nn ,,. I.
COT1oN-The marie; q lrr VIII u'dea,e sa.es he 'l''
r..s a1s te.a l. 20 bales We -iuue 20 quote:
EEwYokg cLsssiFlcArioH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

The whole tribe were locked up for the night aud viii
probably be taken before Justice Welsh this morniog
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
', i a. follows:

The amount received for tolls sl the canss durrg
the second week Of August srd to the l5h Of August
! in Tie yesrs given below. Is a, fo!lows
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

We annex a comparative statement Of the Exports,
exclusive of specie from NewYork 10 foreign ports :or
the week and sinee Jan. i;
1855. 1857. IS5S,
Total for the Week..u..f -S+tl6 $95Itl- 1895 10
Previously reported .... Is aso'S7 ialSo,.H S,8l0i0i
Sine ian l..........sSo 7el0iS sS07l7ss sSs775 a4
We annex a comparative statement of the Foreign
Import. ST Nsw-York for the week and si1ce Jan. l.
Fo- the Hdek 1886 ls3J. 1858.
Dr., ,Good............sA..7.S6 s-5lg7S5 si,.Siis
C,.S.1I MeEchsndis- go. 27S5,+5 sG5Si l.seLsg
Total sr The Week. 81 s.sll Sii57,S9 s.e.55D
Previously Repo-,eG....lE,6jt l6SS,He ss,s!5515
Since Jsnu,ry l.... 90 sl5ssee5 s9As1953
TIE following table vii compare the exports Of the
saxen n-ncnsl stape aticles for tie week ard Year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

Our RELATIONS WITH MExrco.-Tt will be
gratifying 10 all of our citizens having any re-
lations with the neighboring republic Of Mexico
10 learn that the government has determined TO
follow the policy so strongly urged by the
HERALD, and to sustain Mr.. Forsyth In the
course he took recently in opposition TO the
extortionary loan of the Zuloaga government.
II has been too much the custom of the tran
STORY rulers of Mexico to hold in slight regard
the duties of every government toward
foreigners who come TO settle in that republic.
We hope that now the government has made
the first step In our Mexican relations II will
not pause, but will follow up the matter with
an examination into some of the other pending
matters between the two countries. We also
hope that our Minister in Mexico will be Inn
mediately informed Of the determination Of the
government, and that some demonstration will
be at once made to show the Zuloaga admins
tration that we arc In earnest, and can reach Il.
An appearance of one or two men ofwar be-
fore Tsmpico, with orders to blockade If the
American Minister'S protest was not imme-
diately respected, would have a good effect
upon priest ar d layman in that churchriddcn
country. The determination must be followed
by action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

REAL ESTATE AND RESrs.-It appear that
the late financial revulsion has had a er'ous
effect on the value of real estate aud houe rent
in Philadelphia. Landlords have beer com
PEELED TO lower their tariff leases ofcostly
stores have not been renewed this year, aid the
building associations are at stand still. Hov.
comes II that there is no depreciation 4 real
estate In this city, and but small reduction I'M
rents, except in those Of large marble and
brown stone fronted stores and fashbnable
houses up town? Houses Of moderate linen
sions and ordinary stores maintain tbir &C
customed exorbiiant rents. II In curios that
the poorest kind of domiciles pay Oh best J
Tensment houses, for example, often pa from|
thirty to forty per cent, while mansions Fifth,
avenue return only two or three pc cent
Both rents and real estate in New YorI com1
mand too high value; yet we see no ndica-
tions, as In Philadelphia, of material del
cline.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14
MIR. Douglas and tho Illinois CampAiga LII.
Appeal Co the People

In the Introductory campaign speech deliver.
ed by Mr.. Senator Douglas at Chicago the other
day, dhe official report Of which we publish
in these columns,) he laid down the programme
and the Issues upon which he intends to submit
his case to the Illinois people in their ap.
preaching November State election.
Legislature is thus to be chosen. upon
which will devolve the duty Of filling vacancy
which will soon occur In the United States
Senate from the expiration Of the present term
OF Mr.. Douglas lie is candidate for re-elec-
ton; but finding him with all his anti. Lecomp-
tonifm) not exactly to their liking, the republi-
cans, lately, in State Convention, fatty repu-
dated the Little Giant" and get up one Abra.
ham Lincoln-a popular man-as their candidate
for his place. Mr.. Lincoln, being on hand, joy
fully accepted the high distinction, and made
stiff republican speech, Astounding in strong sec
tional and anti slavery doctrines and senti-
ments. Thus left without an alternative, Mr..
Douglas has gone home, appealed TO the de-
mocracy, defended himself as q democrat, and
Joined Issue with Mr.. Lincoln and his partisans
upon the anti slavery programme of their own
choosing; and thus, from Chicago, hither and
thither, henceforward till November, II will be
the business Of Mr.. Douglas To stump the
State.r
Having laid down his plan for the cam.
psign at Chicago, let us see what there
is In IT, and how II will apply to the
necessities of his case. or course, In the
very outxet we are confronted by the
Kansas hobgoblin, and the exceedingly mis-
chievous and equivocal position which Mr..
Douglas occupied upon that subject during the
late session Of Congress, from first to last.
Nor can we reconcile the assevcrations of Mr..
Douglas az a strict party man with this extraor-
binary act Of party rebellion, at a crisis and
upon question In reference TO which division
of the party was almost equivalent to it's de-
struction- But, after having opposed to the
last the original Lecompton bill and the English
compromise, Mr. Douglas contents himself with
the reflection that he regards "the Lecompton
battle as having been fought and the victory
won, because the arrogant demand for the ad-
mission under the Lecompton constitution, un-
conditionally, whether the people wanted II or
not, was abandoned, and the principle which
recognizes the right of the people to decide for
themselves was substituted In its place"
This victory, however, says Mr.. Douglas, or
rather 'the credit Of this great moral victory,
is to be divided among large Dumber of men,
OF verious and different political creeds."
Thus 1t wou'd appem that the learned
Senator has rot yet softened down into any
very amiable mood towards the party of the
adn ihi-'rsaion. This h The more apparent
irom the rfading Of bis closing remarks at Chi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

The NEw CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL~-Archbishop
Hughes contemplates erecting new cathedral
on Fifth avenue, which is designed to be
structure Of extraordinary magni6cence, the
grandest specimen of ecclesiastical architecture
on this continent The cost will probably ex-
coed million Of dollars, and the Archbishop Ia
now engaged, we believe, in an endeavor to
raise that amount. It is a very proper and com.
mendable undertaking doubtless; building on
such cost and grandeur as this is intended 10 be
q rival of the cathedrals Of the Old World
might well be the glory and pride Of the metro
polls; but IL IL very probable that IL will never
be completed. II will be like the cathedral of
Cologne which was commenced before the Re-
formeieD, and is not 6nishee yet.