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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
PERSONAL.
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Mr.. John Noiris of Toronto, is row on his way to
ErraIe where he VII deliver TO the Queen the FOL-
louirg petition signed By msmbers of the Provincia
Ps.hsnert-ci izsrs Of sl parts Of Csnsts-prsyingl
her Msissty to sppoirt sine membsr Of the Roys
Feuily to male visit 10 Toronto upon the opening
Of the Crystal Palace in thst plsce:
To he Qucen'. Most EroelLent Ngjc.tp:
sod inhabitants OF Csnsds generally most respectfully seoseth
Tia. your petitioners dss to approach your Roy. M,e.y
royA person end family Taa your petitioners beg leave to IN
finn our Majesty ths. Crystal Pss similar in design eu; 81
tiior Of products Canadian industry and skill in
1x That since Majesty h.i gsa,y
to honor the iosugurson of similar UNDERSTANDS IN Ensand snd
@sy Pre-. & your your %,
Of fsvo and distinction your loyal subjects 10 C,nds-oi
ty coIfering your s1horty on Royal Hshness the Prince
oivse ether member Of your mes,y' oyL Family
Csnsds and Majesty in opening
the Cr Pssce il this the important dependency Of
your Msjes.,s Empire.
We state by request that Mics Msrgaret.a Fox,
whose bsptifm into the Catholic Church last Sunday
has been made the occasion Of a story that she had
"renounced Spirituesn," has had nothing to do psr
sonslly with "Spiritussm" for some five years past
Her for this step one with which the public
cen hsye 10 concern but it the furthes possible
from belief that the "Rsppng was mere jaggle or
human imposture.
Capt Visnno, Aid to Gen. Trists, special sgen.
Ct Gen. Altrsta, who has been here for some days
OF gsged in negotiating loan for the State of Puebls
leaves in the Havana steamer for Vera Cruz to-day.
II is understood that he has been partially successful,
and that lie returns for fuller powers to complete the
Negotiation
Among TIE passengers to sail for Europe in the
Arsgo, Saturday next, 2lt inst, is the poet Es-
TTLLA ANNA LEWIS. She purposes, we understand
20 sperd year or more in travel and study abroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
BASE BALL.
BROoKLYN AGAINST NEW-YORK.


Yesterday the return match at Base Ball between
Brooklyn and New York was played at the Fashion
Course l.. l., and terminated n a victory for the
Brookypites thus making the contest up to this ii
an even one, the New orkers having bean the win
rers on the former occasion.
There was considerable money depending upon the
resut-the paHisans Of New York having offered very
heavy odds on their friends-bsng greatly Influenced
by the result Of the first match game But by this time
they have no doub. found Base Bal, Ike Ssmbo's
white man, cherry upsartin."
The attendance was a tias ess than on the first oe-
casion few weeks ago, and we observed that there
was a very slim show of gambling and other outside
enter ailments The gentlemen who devote them'
selves to the neat handling of bits of psteboard have
probably learned by this time that baseball players are
net at all prof able subjects for the practice OF this
craft.
Plsy began at 2:3O p. H., and from the very CON-
mencement, luck seemed all on the side of the Brook
Iyn nine, who went in first and scored six The
New.YoIkers followed for two runs. The next innings
gave nothing to either side. In the third Brooklyn
made five, Nsw-York one. The fourth innings gave
Brooklyn six to their opponents one The gentlemen
with morey declined giving the long odds on New
York about this time.
HE hth innlbgs gave DrOoktyn t~oi Ne"-io'H
nothing The next innings, three to the Long Island
ers the NewYorkers meeting the fate as before
The seventh innings gave Brooklyn fcur runs New
York one. The eighth, Brooklyn two Nsw-York
none The last, Brooklyn one; Nsw-York four-thus
masking the score for Brooklyn - runs for New
YoIk 8.
The play was much the best the Brooklyn side.
The NewYorkers fielding was very Indifferent in ths
beginning, and did not grow better until about the
seventh irnpgstoo late TO retrieve the fortunes Of the
day. The Brooklyn Mines fielding began badly, bu,
was coon bettsred s msy be seen By the frequency
with which they skunke' New-YOrk-iive innings
out Of the nine.
The pitching good both sides, bu. the cstcn'
ing for Brooklyn by Master was rather better than
tina. for New York, by De Bost. Iswas not until the
rinth innings that luck seemed fairly TO turn Il iayo'
Of New York ; then they played well and msie 'o11
good runs but it was too late The lagsst score msde
was by j. Green, who is judcOus and vigorous
player.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
GOOD WORK AT FAIs PRICES.

q, "a, Es,.e~ sf Iz< n I. TrSsnA
Sir: Il YES Eot ~ in.e,ii,i &c csn OFT rsply
fo ire Eozse Ct Incustry AZ! otser praise
r ,aiior but merely to ieqssst pocf riIe cect ser.
makers sri o:hsrs to sesc to yoUl beHeyo-et jois,a
EMS sdyefis- net. sLch sm sure read be IL
s free, corta.EiIg their s;dres; prices &C.. that
usny o( us young d,ett svsil ourselves OF ths-
s.-yicss at fs charce aLi &c. tie sIorb tsnt prices
s-s etlieed 10 p.y tee stores. an lite tsuiisr
NJ tie rnueries Of Nev fosk, but want NJ . oresd
q blood bslners carried BY "brssry mer smoking
ior- cert ciges.'
The roo- clerks Of this city work night sod dsy 81.
rigs,sfls sAsiiss and live ard appear very rssp.ct
ste and slen they are wiirg 70 pay iar prices for
~ n making tsiI tines cestsl our trend OF tie
Horse of I1ous.ry imnedist-ly charges rs almost
ooutie; arc Suppose We shouii apPy to nsve
cont ms5s. for WITCH vs would be wiling to psy
tv,oe tne prce be mentions he Ike s the tAlors IA
tbe ci,y voa6 ohEge four tInes 81 much, and sp-
rss 70 CIR feelings if We Thought. enough to i've
or, &c.
/ wish he would use sore Of his powers upon our
h5,-a' en- ployers, when We would De willing to rske
,umerst le esp with him from cents 70 one dollar
Ioorot believe they sre good woIkmen and willing
O. 1 em sure they could Do wei pstronized ey US
nctbeiles. ss.e,les young bachelors at the prices
n,ye named. $500
II tie acert article for the purpose OF soliciting
Ans for tie Houss Of ILcusrry, ws think II should
have been raertiored in postscript IS be would re-
oeive 70 doubt m.ny small Contributions. "a he has
be,ore. from the eibs Of New-YoIk.
Nery respectfully, K S X.
l,-kk 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

KISSING CAsE.-Mr. Barows, principal Of the
High School in Palmer Msss., recently bestowed Q
kss upon handsome fem .e assistant fact not very
remarkable, apparently involving any great wek.
ssnsts ssnso Comm.se s to infer tAs the ndvd
usls composing that body are " "supersnuassd foeies
who have long ago forgotten what h" is and csat
wait for information till the issue OF the New Amer
can Cyclop sdia, containing the letter H., for they
expelled Mr.. Barrovs from his school Pabtc symps-
thy is with the schoolmsstsr. however, for he has
been indorsed by two clergymen, and the people q
one section OF the town threaten TO eet scooo 90
their own account and employ Mr.. b., # tae Scaooi
Committee refuse 10 rsustst~ him in bis former posi-
boa. Boston C0sres
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
STEAM on TIE CANAL, AND RAILROAD
OMPETITION.

To at Editor of The N Y. Tri5rne.
SIR: With those who have been familiar with the
operations Of steam upon the shallow waters OF the
Western nvers there has been no doubt a to the fess
bilty Of employing steam the enlarged canal profit
ably ss propeng power. The only question to settle
was the effect upon the banks, If high rate OF speed
were attained Cheap fuel also another important
element in the calculation.
The recent experiments have demonstrated, ths, at
speed Of four miles to tie hour wave of only four
inches was raised while bos.s towed two miles created
a wave nearly eight inches. The important question
of the Injurious abrasion OF the banks by the increased
speed OF steamboats,, is settled in favor Of steam.
The next question-chesp sp fuels also settsd favor
ably; for an abundant and cheap supply OF coal can
be had at Rondout, on the Hudson, at Utica, Syra-
cuse, Rochester ana Buffalo in the cos which Is
supplied so freely from the Pennsylva N nss.
The only question now left rs. the most profitable
mode Of navig atipg the canal by steam. That Will
soon be settled; Tor it is 80 important ths. the best
mechanical sk of the country is engaged In answer
irg IL
form OF boat 10 be used for transporting stock on The
canal There is DO doubt but cattle boats Will be so
constru ted TO cary both cattle and sheep or hogs
10 the City of New. ork in lees than four days from
Buffslc srd in such q manner, too, thst the animals
will uffsr no dimirution of weight the voyage.
This will 90 cheaper transport ston a. 70 put II out Oh
the power of the railroads to carry stock unless a.
ruinous rates. except during the suspension OF navi'
cation.
no,ta.iop upon the canal by steam power vii be the
depreciation of the value Of the New-York Central
.nd the New-York and Ere Railroads very largely,
probably fully one half They can only depend upon
passerge for theu support except during me
should the present competition between the Two
roads ooptnue-snd il has proved too profitable to the
New York and Erie for that road to discontinue 1.-THE
aiIv nil
The nsther mill stone" for with the ieight compe-
tor Of the canal on side. and the passenger con-
nst;t;o, of the Nev.York and Erie on the other, II
Garnet escspe being ground to dust"
Ths nrrsspt pssserger competition is much more
,rnous to The Central than appears at first sight The
prcs Of passage through from BufAo 70 New-io,s OF
he ,eyer,e IS; Of TIL. gun u comPsed TO pay = 90
70 M, Eud.oa Rissr rpsd, % thst gsts bat y ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

EDITORIAL FEAe.s IN CAsADA.-Eyerythiss %
queer in Canada Politics. society. jour nalsm, su very
queer Wefnd accounts in tho Montreal papers Of Q
recent EDITORIAL squsbbls. which s the qussrsss aar
proprietor Of 7e Pot, gentleman 50 good-n .tars1
and sffsble that il se5ros mystery how hs should
have become involved in such bitter quarrel, ssi
Mr.. Andrew Wilson, one Of the proprietors OF TIE
Herald The case stands thus: M. Campbell, whr u
an elderly gentleman, was on the 30th Of July on
versipg In the street with soms friends on political
subjects- Mr.. Wilson, much younger maa, oiasd
the party. Mr. Campbell and Mr.. Wilson a. poll
teal opponents. Mr.. Campbell observed tat M.
Wilson's paper, Tie Herald, was the mssass Journal
in the Pre- vince and also that one Of s popsiAton
was deeply dyed in mssaness. Mr.. WIkos there
upon ::ppasd his knee otfendysly to ar. Camp
bells Gsms, pulled Mr.. CsmpbeNs bAt over NJ.
CsnPbers eyes, and took himssl. %, issvias
M. Campbell in deep anszsmsat md soma physi.
Ca discomfort. kI. Csmpbsu W. obliged To 70 n
stantly 70 Toronto, and only refused few dsy -:
Immediately upoa his arrival hone b inettutA -
proeesdrg against Mr.. Wilsop and had him 6asd u
shillings AID costs the Judge rsmarting thst 9,
though The provecaton was vsYy great The u -
be sstis6ed. But Mr.. Csmpbsus vesgssaos - sss
stop hss, He ccumsncsdth ths psbl.Ostioa y ~ o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

Rust IN OATs-WHAT Is IT ?-ThrOughout the
whole southwestern portion of the Union the oa crop
bassuffered from terrible blight ~hic from its resen
blance to the fungus substance that sometms attacks
wheat by that name, has been called rust SO far as
are informed rust in oats has hitherto been uu-
known. We have never heard read Of anything OF
the kind, in any section OF tire country. Tns fact
that it is thus unusual opens wide and interesting
field TO the n8turas,s and in this case, TO the ent0
mologist ss it invites investigation in channel, 80
far as we can ascertain, heretofore unexpored
While in West Tennessee, q short time since, we
took occaion to examine the blade Of the oat under
microscope kindly furnshed us by the Biily Troupel
ard were greatly surprised with tn, phenomenon
which the glass revealed. Since then we have iOi-
lowed ND those examinations, by the aid OF more
powerful instruments, at the Medical College IN THIS
city, in company with several sclent nc gentemso,
among whom were Dr. Brgss ana bucnans sn, oi tno
medical faculty.
The csuse Of all this destruction OF the oct crop s
living worm, too small to be plainly seen with the
naked eye. A single blade or leaf of the oat some
times contains hundreds of them They he encassd 10
the tissues Of the leaf blade where they hsve been
terminated beneath the epidermis thin pelcle over
the exterior portion of the blade and as they progress
in development the skin OF the leaf Is rhse1 into Gu
rious puffy bisters. The growth OF the worm subse-
ouently rupues these and escapes TO feed on the
plant When FIRST released from their covering they
are beautiful, clear, red color almost
but begin to change color and form, getting more
opaque and dark IN appearance until IN the course OF
and wings when they attack the head or grain OF the
oats.
Under the microscope the dust which remains on
the leaf closely resembles that on the wings OF butter
fles.
How this innumerable army Of infnitesima worms
originated yet mystery. Il is singular fact how
ever that wherever the greatest quantity OF rsa has
fallen there the oa. crop hiss Jared the worst In our
recent tip through West Tsnnsssse, We ssw sut
srgle field Of os,s between the Mississippi and Ten
pesses rivers which not failure, or into which II
would not be folly 70 put scythe blade That field
wss near Denmark In Madison County, and was 30 IN
very esrly. !. is well known that RAIN has fallen
in West Tennessee this than in any other part
Of the State; hence the extreme vet weather must
have had agency in the production Of this AMI
uslcule. IL is also well known that moisture and
hea, will produce ard multiply snmal life, millions
per hour, and therein judge Is the secret OF
tbis destruction of the ost crop. 1t is one OF
those cases Of natural phenomsns which occur only
st certain stage in the growth OF plants, and under
peculiar states Of temperature and weather. II msy
happen next season, or it may not occur again for
many se.sops Southern Homestead.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

~ c.s-yvg q f-.t-sSs pssssase, 300 ules. T,e
Cse,rsl 4 hujtea 70 twc ce<ts cS-x 4. way r.s
t.ne,r stiie tee New YeIk sse EIs casrsss a.
T. A.. t5lse osr's pei riLs.
Tier. di.lo-itcs to cSrA-sgs ths value CT tie
,os,s fer tsey A-e to.h ruhi n2rcgsn.nts tns. ar.
q ,he hshsst rorr<ace 10 cevsopiss .as resources
q the cssrGy, bat i u4y BE- vs fot tsCse IA sssse1
10 lo1k IL fees established by tae iar &C zee CT
s,ssn urea ihe Ere Cxa fl in sre face tnst 's.!
CT es-J nsks ttsn.eives fsIlhE vita tt,ir tss-
tc.ss- IolHlRf OSN'Is'
Ia.h. HsE.YesE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

NJ D. Bcir, Csptsn Ct b. Nsv.Ysrk Mas, rrees<ee
to- st,t Ct NJ Fes-oa, !esdsv sf tie BroSklye Sss
s,e Jstse V.r Cctt rscp<ss4 tsss CT tee Une'Ie
y.rieus te,s,s vers t,uIk ssd ZIP sese sss
us3., se.f .sct tbs oocpay srjocr-ei
krcst :. rs.ct ts@rsec New iefS as 7-cotlyn Il
s,,.se, s2oktI c. tr. t:s so;ioi tla 1T essSs1.s
q tssL e shtp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

ARREST OF RIVER THIEyEs.-About II o'clock -
Monday eve,iDg officer o Bfien Of the Hsrbor Police
boat No. !, arrested man named John Watson, Who
had in bis possession trunk ard quantity Of clothing
stolen from board of the bark Milton lying ct Per
No. lS Esst River. At o'clock on the 50 ne night
the above crew arrested man named John MshoaeY.
he having stolen email boat and gone on bosrd sfs
schooner yipg off the Battery, and stolen qusnty s
pork from her. Both prisoners were locked up Ter
further examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
TIE PAWTUCKET MILLS.
To NE Edi,o, of The ~ Y. Tribune.

To NE Editor Of The ~ u Tribune.
SIR wish to make the following correction in your
notice Of the explosion and burning knitting cotton H -
Nes.fs Dexter Brother Pswtucket r. In th. morsaCs
edition. The building instead of being entirely decroysl
ysu stated bat slightly damaged while the grssss. damage
dole TO the machinery and stock which the MessS Oexgs
will nlmedis;ey replace with machinery aud have tho4f
mill soon In full opeson sssD. Ia the une they vii rus
their other mills enta time hoping TO keep up hef sfdss
q. w. REED.
Va. s. Redfe street Nsr York, Aug H. 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

Prrrrsrkp fsrsp -Ofhe.t oee<s yoslseSw -
rscTe.-s A--ss,ee fsdev s.uS Pshs N,eh lsx
ct,,sse VIZ s'ssSS t+5 fscr Cesss. .K,t. eSNs
g. S,ysrtt svsrae Kshs sj>See "a. f-u Eve
1T N'ctes. csled te see him err "a edv~,ssa
tetvs<o sAss, tts Iss- tie tln tsst ss eo1i ,es-
ou-- krs:..ss fer km- T.s se-t cay Nnsc,ts es1sl
,ss.a az insor-riss Kuss test he tss scus sss,sa
fc. S-. ssis hiu to ESi - IN hs .s,t,t As1 see -
rssy ir- Tie tSo s< sto stage gcts 10 tsss
bet bef,rs tee, reach e E,s5ty seeeod street N,esau
u.S~ some p-etsass e, OCT. sae N s'sH the
.At-ssas, K.tr mi,ssd rs mccsy. Cros fiee0sss
srrest ss offsrs ,e give KuGa ssea.iy tx tie osv.
rticl ts sd1t:e1 t.k:sg o,s O. toe rp to"s A'lsf.
Ue1. sot--g IS Mxs:is's a. tSs TeGts, ccnarss&
NcSoiss &c prison !, defeul es tsl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
The players were e. tollows.

OF these Gelston contributed three r1ns, sna f'ncA
ney Marsh Hoy Tuner and Van Cot each ore 70 .ue
Of their eide while Greene contributed az As.en
and Pierce each four, Pigeon, Oliver and r. D''en
each three, and Price, NJ. o Bren and Mano'l eS'n
two runs to the score Of the Brooklyn side.
We append brie: summary OF the Tuns sac IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

RrFFIASIsN-An Italian named Cersgohs was e.
tackled and violently assaulted at late hour on Nsa-
day night on the Of Leonard street and Bost-
way, by John Gooderson, said TO BE- member Of tAs
Dead Rabbit crowd. The assault is alleged to have
been committed without provocaton. Officer Bennett,
being near at the time arrested Gooderson, whes The
latter drew revolver and would have shot the officer
but for the timely Interference of citizen who wressl
the wespcn from bis grasp. Gcoderson was committed
by Justice Osborn in default Of bail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

CRUSHED TO DEATH BY MAcHIsERr A nss.
name not asceraned, was crushed to death Tuss4sV
afternoon by machinery, at the corner Of Bsecksr ssA
Gr enwich seets. An inquest will be held the bsdg
today.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

Arrnorp OurKAcE.-Isasc Brush, dong buscsa
at No. 6S Broadway, arrested yesterday by Oissr
King, charged with having committed an outrage apsa
Caroline VILE, young woman resdiug a, No. IS Rsss
street, and who was employed in the upper psrt Il
Broadway. Brush was held to answer in 4, 900 bad.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

FAILURE OF CRoPs IL IowA-We have various
adyices from Southern and Central Iowa. eli sgreeiog
tb at the crops of that Safe have been nearly ruined
by the tremendous rains Of July. Wheat is less than
half crop; Oats nearly a total failure Corn looks
weak and b. edward but may be two.thirds Of crop;
Hay, not made because OF rains Hungarian Grsss not
yet ripe, and msy be full crop. Wneat and Flour
have risen in price onehslf; Corn from Is cents per
bushel to %.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

Judge Van Cot, (Gothx,n Ctcbl srorer for New Io'A
J. r. LaSxett (ExceEor Clubl soorvf tr brooAJh
}. Bsche lEIce.s.Or Cilb,, UMPIRE
On the concIusion Of the game, three hesny cneen
given for the Brooklyn Nine, s the instance Oh
Mr.. lie Bcsl Aftes this the payss sdjourned 70 tAs
Committee Room lshsrs collstion vs ssTsdl' vaso
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

FoUsD DEAD.-The remains of coored man named
Humans discovered on the track Of the Hadsa
River Rsilroad, q few yards above the Rhinebeok
depot, by the 1890 N. train from Ne =. Yosk yss-
terdsy. II was supposed that he over by the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

SrAeDNe.-Jus;ics Kell! yesterday mc'nrg o'a-
mssd oIe Corre..us Qunp ,o rrscs ct charge sffs-
loriousy asssvi,.rs Henry Linden, residies ia Say
seoord street, near Avesus Il. Toe PN,ies kat -
sterosion 10 tie Ce1trs Ps,k respecting sid &aa-
Guilty, ard II the course Of the asArs, Qurn tfes
krfe and stabbed Lander IN tie sbdomes, isa esrS
severe AID probably fs,s wcuac. Some tine age, q
vii be rer rembersd. oSs Lindes .ts father Of tAs
ccmpis.psot in tbs csse wA killed by bofg stsbssS
with pct.clk in tee hands IT tue pessot defsntsst
an his father Tie father vs', We be ieye eNvitsl
Of mar slaughter sri se,t TO per Cor atsra Of yss
and tie sor was acquitted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

GRAsp LARoEsr.-Ofioe Smith OF the yefsrsa
Market Police Court yes,adsy morning arrested
woman named Mary p. Mesgher, charged with stei-
irg quantity OF clothing from Mrs. Mary Imbest q
Thir.eth street Mrs. luben lived in said house st
year, and, having occasion to 90 to Pennsyivssia.
locked up her room, and on returning found that her
premises had been burglaiousy entered, sod the sse-
tents of three trunks stolen. Lately she found ssas
of the property in possession Of the accused Justice
Kelly committed the woman to p.ison for tral.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
fAdyeriseusntl

TuRDoSs THEArRs OF ART ct BARsuMs MUsSus EstAE
could 6ekhtu-notbDg deeply Interesting f-
sentee THs AFTERNOON and EyEsISC again
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

DoEs WHEAT PRoDUcE CHESS Mr.. John Csrpen
ter, miller, RSDsvine, Itdians, sends us q ioe plump
head of Wheat with Chess growing out Of one side
of it. We suppose the fact that Wheat under certain
circumstances, turrs to Chess is hs,dy disputed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

FreITrr FROM JrsrcE "A Gay CT tvo age
A. i. l. Ketss, poicsOfhosr from the City d
Washington, appeared before Justice Conro!ly, aaA
made complaint sgains. Acton Berchsr., charging ha
With beirg frgtve frcm justice from that piscs Hs
alleged that he had warrant issued bys justice Of
tie pesN for the snest Of Bierch.n aud the ahtava
Of Henry Knou. charging tas accused With area.
Justice Connolly issued lis warrant ard Oicss Lsss
arrested Bierohsnt and gave him in custody Of Oiisx
Keese who took h.ro to Washington yesterday sfss-
poou.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

lfEght MESSAGE.
Who.e TIE test MACHINES in the uaited stsssS
fEEsiDEST's RELY:
"WEED's PATEsr;
Whitney & LYos Pnopsetors
sA,esYoom No. Ss Broadway. New Yort'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

REAr Ersrr-Ths fS-e uisg ss.os ef Res KssN
were msds yesterday a. the Me.chas., EIehsrgs, b.
A. y. Beech sr, Soc s. &c.
iet roEb sss s'ss Sss ret Is.sr ssslfe... Ssses
Cet.se AL S. rssr-eos We.srAss.- g n T. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

The METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnyented ~
Gro s,vsDEE A u. Isarh The srnuine article has osW
,.sc tor podlcins the keensst posdbe edse
szor C.n Of the s1bshbsn and sole mar1fsog
ers J. & b SAUNDERS, Store No. Arof HOUSE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

"ATrEsrTED EyroRrfoy."-MS. Uc,. p Ucrt~s
Of W.tlgor mnse, c.sir.s u 10 s:a;e .sst be -
ls person a.lceed 10 Il ..e psasrspk published rs&
tie shove Lssd.ry ir yesterday PipGs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
Adyertiemrntt
CYRUs W. FIELD.

brrs,sL PHoroeRAPn Of CyRUs W. FrELo 90 eShAaAsna
BspYs Galley No. $50 B sdwsy over Thonpsons Sssn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

SUDDEN DEATH.-Corcner Connery held an inquest
on Tuesday at No. 81 Oliver street, upon the body OF
Michael Hussy native of Ireland, 81 yesrs OF age
who died suddenly while bathing Monday at Soney
Brook, l. 1. Deceased, it appears while bathing with
his brother, taken suddenly i'll and sank but was
rescued and brought ashore where he died shortly
sfterwsrd. A medical examination showed that death
was caused by disease of the heart, rendered quickly
fatal while bathing and the Jury rendered verdict to
that effect.