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his assaiIants could not be found
HEALTH or TIE CITY The monthly report Of
the Commissioner of Health for the month of
December shows that the city has been unusual
ly healthy. The deaths were as follows:
Disease Of brain, ,; Inflammation of do T.
burn. 1; cancer, 4; do. of stomach. I; catarrh l.
consumption, IS; commissions, = scarlet fever, 4;
typhoid do. I. gastritis, chronic, >; hydrocepha-
lus, /; hysteIid, !; intemperance, 4; meningitis
tuberculdr, !; old aye, I; paralysis, Il pertussis,
2, pneumonia, q; stillborn, o. stOmatitis, 1; not
reported, j.
Ages years and under IS; to 10, 3; 10 to 20
2 ~ to 40, TO- 10 to 30, 10; 90 10 10 i not reported
3; stillborn 6-tOtal 81.
CRIMINAL CoUET.-Tke Court met to-day at
10 O'Clock. The sealed verdict of the jury in the
Hurdle, Jos. Murphy, ThOs Nenable, William
Moore, for riot in the Fourth Ward, on the LIST
day of October, 1857, was read. The jury found
seph Murphy, whom they acquitted. The par
ties found guilty were called, and having AN
swsr' d To their namrs, were Iemanded into the
custody Of the Marshal.
The Court was writing for business when our
report closed
Al INTERESTING SCENE was presented yester
day at the Sixth Presbyterian Church Island.
The Rev Mason Noble, pastor of that church,
but who has Le,n for the last years absent a
chaplain 20 the L. :. frigate Congress. preached
for the first time since his return 4 pom the con-
cluSiOn OF thu sermon, the congregation hinge ed
] body 10 speak TO their beloved pdstor, and
passed IN procession BY the chaneel ~ take him
by the hand
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LOST AND FOUND.

i OST.-On Saturday evening, the 18th, between
- 9Th street, Pa. avenue and City Hal, aGREY
FUR HALE CAPE. The finder will lie suitably
rewarded on leaving it at the Star Office.
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Millinery, &C.

Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses,
Cl0aks Basques, DC. at short notice, IN the latest
Styles, ana satIsilctlon guaranteed In al cases.
-, large stock of Dress and Cloak Trimmings. of
,atest and handsolnest styles, with CLOAkS,
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY, of every descrip-
ton, always on hand. NJ WILLIAM
ID I'm opposite Centre Market,
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THE SHOALS AND QUICKsANDS
L OF YOUTH;

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Il many hundreds of reasons for things which,
though generally believed, are imperfectly under
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WANTS.

WANTED TO HIHE.-A small, gentle, two
w story HOUSE, Furnished or unfurnished.) in
The central part OF the city, and near Pa avenue Ad
dress, to day or to morrow, New York, Star Office.
ian Is 2tA
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WANTED.-A good COOK Also, a Chamber
w maid who understands washing and Ironing.
Persons bringing good recommendations will receive
liberal wages. Apply at 40 Pa. avenue. Seven
Buildings. ian tx
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
FIRES.
Cb:aiped.

FIRE IL WEST TWENTI-THiRD sTREEr-WORk OF An
SECONDARY.
Shortly efier 9 O'clock Yesterday mornirg fire Was
discovered in an upOcoupiec bedroom 10 tbs building
No 81 West Tsen'y.thIf street occupied by Mrs.
Ludlam as h bosrciDg house. Tne police and SONS
citizens rushed into tne rouse and exnguisbed the
fire by throwing the burning mattress iGt1 the stree
Before the police bsd left the bouse strong smell OF
smoke greeted their oactories, and upon looking
obout bed on the second floor was found 10 be In
flames. This also eXtlngushed by throwing the
burning mat rial into the street. The premises we're
then searched, and the curtains in the back room,
second floor, were discovered to be IN hanes. They
were torn Gown and the fire tTampled out
There wss no one 10 the house but the landady aud
The eervants. Mrs Ludlow u injured for S1OVU In
the Relief Insurance COmpsny. Loss $iJO
FIRY IN BLEECKER STREET.
On Sur Gay afternoon fire occurred 10 the building
No II5 Blocker street. occupied by w. Merritt as d
stove store hnd dwelling, IN consequence OF the care
leespess of chidrsn u playing with matches. Dam
age TO stock $500; to building 500.
FIRES IN BROoKLYs.
About j. o'clock on Sunday nigh. stable IN North
Fret street near Second street. was burned down.
The flames commune sted to an adjoining buidipg,
owred by the propritt of the stables, Mr.. VIII lam
Allen, which was slightly hjGred. Total loss about
$500 No insurance.
About O clcck yesterday morning fro broke out
in one of row Of houses IL RSerson street
belonging TO Calvin Hoyt The damage did not
amourt to more than $500; insured in the Meropoli-
tau Office. man was seen ruuniug ron the prem
ises shortly before the FIRE broke out IL Tas no doubt
purposey set on fire.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

superor, but probaby Inferior in sn. 'ej nol
SlDt Sl3J; ths- making clear ptoft OF So. ou
toe pufcDar-r 2. Nheieas, II msLuisctured hers e.
PCT wcuo he considered fair remuneration by Wv
msauiactu'er, thereby etsCtiDg saving Of fE 70 -
purchaser; 70 thai the msnuiscureT purchaser ana
woIkmen enplpyed uOoo i, here would al be s.tls-
fdfonly bent bted by tie tIabssctob. SIX hnishsIs
could paes To. OukL ae.r snds 3I2 ~sohes Sly:
20 fbot, allowing the manufacturer profit Of go and
tire purchaser ssvirg Of $50 90 esch wstch ard de-
cucDg the cost Of tie stock there would be sl5 900
paid 10 he w0ikmen LeIe ano kept IL the couutry
stead Cf gOirg abroad
/ Wst nl ttated that a MAJ ufactu,er o. watch
cGes THE city mad off,reG 10 IDto cOntrac.
10 give 10 eIcf srgs for z8toh Gases made
from pure Fetal 10 csJ 49, foe pay down cash for
eyely HIIshtC movement xnlCn tLc Association ehould
furnish Inn IN.
With trese fscts before tim, Mr.. Foley feels couf
6eut that aided by The citiZere OF NesIOil 10 The
* eDt OF 600 or 80 be Sl bo sble to 'sbl.h
y wstch tAc. Oly here ~hich vii be credit 10 the
courtry az tie time give per nsnsnr employ b
20 n.eD steao uf g. su6 di,trbU'e smopg them snnu
ally over So 900. now pad to foreign workn,en.
With view Of inducing such OF olr cuzsns az are
eniey discOpnecteG with the .de 10 rerdef either
peru aren't icu pOrary sseiacce 10 the AssOcls)t
by becoming Of ;s uesbers 1t is proposed TO re-
flid the amount subscribed, with per cent in
teIsst Cr give each member oppotuuity Of obtain
ine watches Of reliable standard el.her for them
selves or fienoa, at saving Of 80 per cent a. least
At tte clOse of the meeting, i, wes ANNOUNCED that
about $lO0 had already oeeu subsoribed while num-
Der OF g.ntclpen who he'd signed rne cs FIR the meet
igg might be relied upoL fr much larger amount
sod believed that the Necessary fande would be
h.. ;r.G
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

u.ssrs n ,sKETT and HOLMES met in the Common
Plaza Court, loom yesterday, aud after wiplng the
bissipR perspira lion from their glowing fsces and
doing the re1ushe amount Of blowing, ascended the
Jndge. bench and formally announced that the Board
was in session and ready 10 grant censes Hereto
fore the Hot able CoiriSs0ners nave oeen contsn
TO cit at the lawyers table; but this occasion being
speci ial, from the fact thai mere were Dunosr OF
spnli 7stiorp before The Board, the Comnesioners
took more dignifed and exalted position upon the
bench. .
In reeponse 10 the announcement OF Mr.. Haskstt
Mr. Ls Forge presented the application OF Dir: John
ID. Keatug OF No. II Peck Slip for rene@Gl OF his
former license innkeepor. Mr.. La Forge saia
that he believed it to be within the poxer of the
Board to the license On the old petitions &C;
and indeed the Inference to be taken from the word
pg of the statute enough TO warrant the Bosrd IN
pursuance of such & couree. There Eas nothing d.
rectly prohbiog it 10 the act, and taking INTO consd
era.ic the difficulty OF procuring the requisite NUN
her of freeholdeJs residing within the FIcrt Ward, he
believed the Board would be justified IN granting the
present application a. /; nov stood.
Mr.. HOLMES ssid that ne thought the intention OF
the ststute by implicit on to make the parties
bring new papers on applying for reDewsL dow
ever he wcpt suggest t1st tie matter lay over Tor
the present and the Board would hold 1t under ad'
yisement-
The following applications were then presented aud
cepses grauteO upon the payment OF the required 'ees
Hsn,y Htll storek.eper No 25 Duane street; so
Na,bsnIel sloodeoOd, .,oessePe, N. Pine street S%'
John \. West srJreseePer, No S52 Monroe street %"
Heu5y A Ksir, store zee per- No 746 Bfoaiway; $50.
Aif 90 Emanuel s'orekeePer No l4o rrort street t9u
r. NJ T. A hiock Co., storeheePeIs, No Is 5eeSnan
w@ i. LO.,ere sO,ekseper No 7s Du,ne st.eet; So.
CrocScI, iu.krtPor Oramercy fatt House; $50
Mr narial / J,uts or beha1 Of large number
Of Isons seat ic petition requesting th7 ID ,N,u 70
1fnsa : I,eosfe on the sap@ psper- upon whlce they
pere granted lsst year. Tie ptuaon was held lVf
AdouIrta to Tcesdsy a. O'Clock p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
WATCH MANuFACrURING ASSOCIATION.

The t,ccuo meenng OF persons favorable TO the
estsh,nbu ebt of Wntcn Factory III this Guy usue'
che ,ul..rypiou Of Mr. JoHN FOLEY, "ds MIA on
Sstr,.ay evening, at Haigats Hall No. fo' f'ur,o
s., 40 for the fufthersnce nf the Inject IN Vie". In
N. tee of the President, NJ. FOLEY oo motlou'
., cLar snd made a few renSsks, seiun% fofti
tAM - bad csuEeC to 0e prepared deeu oi dss!gn-
,neut of certain goods sud chatte!s Jwced by un ald
vnluec AZ 81 200 which he proposed 70 plNc7 ~ the
bnp0r d rssy trustee whom The meeting mifh' hpp"h'i
~ security for such suns Of N noy a. had b7en %
ay hersaer be- placed in his Possession '"r tau pur
lose e oArryrg cut the con sUplstei ua"uaj'utinE
enterprise; sud should the subscriptions AT any ums
he.ee eF exceed tho dmopn Of security he "as aooLI
to give be Was prepared 10 Increase hls socu1,y
TO coresporcCg sipO1L' ~ tha', should he ''ii "
iaee tte amouGt t funds DeCessHf. lof co" III DV!"E
fht tnterpIise SuG cauyrg On the operations oi ths
busu-,e esca sohscnJ-r could Il say tone u7ii'hd
al d obtsin back the amount Suoscr5td In S'cOfo-
srce With iris usgssti0n Of Mr. Foley =, ths mAetns
pioc,' dad 20 8ppOut iru-oo - take Srge 81 'he
{. ed sssguG,. O. Qu-riiDu sn6 urrCu ct hr.
Jtborcl. NJ. Michael howe, Of No ~. East I1ftJ-
seto,d -ueet, ~sr s-l-cte ~ tiu-t-e.
Nil Foley tI.u remarked hat nssmuch as there ap-
pear,d t. be erroneous idea prevadI'g 10 the
sh c uat ip order 10 establish \ watch tSctory upon
@It'mhIent bssie, Very large slnount OF cspta'
weu'd he required, he felt t0 be bis duty ~ onef
ie~ Ieuaks % that yoiat. lie considered tha' tow
TIV 70 el JO sOuld be ample ~ give the entsrprFe
a fair stsrt. With a view of showing what c1ulu bs
Gone ~hb That amouLt he bsd prepared q statement
OF Die p'@pe Vi Ov-huOS, which, III accordance Win
The ~sb.s OF the meeting, then read by tne Sac
letsiy. IL set to'th tbat Nh. Foley proposed n the
hre place 10 procn'" bor the III snufacto,y IN Lao
cssLie, EGG, wstca sOvous1 In the rOu "a state
weekly, al cost oi 50 each, making SlS weekly
exp.ttes for the mpveuisuts he would tpeu e nplJy
six 81 isbeis each Ot shous average would be
euah d &C inns ore movement q week f,r @0icb hs
would ear on aD average sl5 making total Of so
Per week IN the snapo q wages 20 toe nianers The
co,, Il gIdlug each nov meLt would pe S3. making
sis mofe, tfst be -Lte expenses Of tao factory
her. (-rolufiv' # 'ep) ~'alo bs cnly $l2G per w--k
sJd ire yearly Expenditures s. 512. If isom thi.
smCuJt Ne ceda0 1895 the cost OF tue imported
rough uoveu.euts, We have balance of - 6l6 for
disuIbu'icU fere ~ tno ~sges If few OF our own
~otknio. in .insl- y--r
To. c r, pnc- of tr-i'Isss pstent lever, fu!js~.
eco ~s'ct. "'th 2p' huu'og case, H. o.r.ts fine -
pth'y~eRht., n',,uf,r'ofed here enult be- "a a.
w; M'Nem'".. s.. dp.tiug .4n-, So. gHloy.
80, J'-'utg' =; ".~". $I1-to,st S'l The "a
Fo''ti "tuo Cage ~ tucG q HatCI q NJ re,Js.t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
PRIMARY MEETINGS

To The Editor of The " L. I,teEns
SIR: The inclo.ed card is offered yOu for your ir
formation and If Of interest enough srd agreeable %
you to ytur pspsr. The object IS Tie card parports
10 refcrm the political primary meetings. snd the
msss of the citizens sign it, il u cOnfdsnty expected
radical charge for the better can b. effected II Is
now beirg circulated throus the Seventh Wsrd and
is pumerou,ly igned, aud nss not met dissenting
voice o. far. Tn-se con be had of Helms smith
No. S;S Pearl street:
Eternal vigilance the price Of liberty"
Hkerea TIE prsc.lce o, electors OF hrs nonirsng csrdi
Office before foinz ,bto election "a
Gu.d that Tarsy OBJ aimed othsruse
The br-r distter-stec Of the
electors suffered ttess primary meeting, pass By ds H.
ss rsoy surIceed the ruiz 10 the GOyemsnt 70
ee,.ug ard icisDs who subs-rye their o~n
selfish .bds BY p-cson aud fraud thereby bringing Repabesr
ip,ttu';ors TO dlsr-sp~ct Therefore
Re.osed In view ref the political primary
M ,tiIas this League is hereby instituted
The ctor who obtsrs the gDeys b. this peess nus
indol.- bis below that the ssrer bona Ode electf
ENcLrnoS-FREE YoR CITIZENS,
Prirdry CiEens League Of Ward - Ds''tee =.
eetor iu said District vhose hereby suo,cnoee
pledge ny word ot honor 20 atteUd n psHD ~ ne phsy
meeting. properly called for the rout7sn of ON as :,
offered The electors of this ard and District a. tae neht srd
al elecots that is Ia perp.tuiy al "Tnif.N my
name s,o epprove of bsvng municipal board OF sworn ~
,t.cor. aad -ection r tho above pp1.e suitable
. Simply voice Of tn eetos leaving psrtes
;cCI.u Is uss.y "a esgs 49, s.s.; SssssSs,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
MARINE AFFAIRS
LATEST FROM STEAMSHIP NETWORK.

GLASGOW, June II, 1913.
Rofrnr CR,IG, No. Il Bro,dwa!: The sesnshp
New Yolk was a. ore on MU Of Kintyre or S,'d'd'y
.. gtt. June -, IL a derse los. pa7etgers l,ndti
=, 4,e Tie ship in very dangerous position, and
a. l,t!e hope of siyDg her Or muc4 u her cargo.
T. wa. feared lat nights brr'zes woud do'sh he
vessel. n' LA'"LN'D''
as,..r,. ZIP New-York belonged to tae Nes-lok
80, cl..n1 40, ~ hre Of -iesnships. She Was ins
r....I "a co.. 'bOut s2jO,ooG, beirg bul, on the
C,ds :, ~. ,o,,, 'uhstantisl msunec. TnIs ve-s-l
ua, f.vo,ite one With the travelling pu5li,, s,d mary
Will reere, her os, The, L. We believe su nsu'sncs
on he, in Erelard but 70 what extent we srs as yet
Unable to lean. Her cargo was probably us1red
b1th or this ard the oLer eide o, The Atsct'c.
SEw-pocHELLE MODEL YACHT 9LrB REGATTA.
The seventh annual regatta Of the Naw Rochelle
Model Yscbt Club comes off on Saturday 7e1'' July ,.
from yus de lEsu Davdss leland. opposite the Nep'
tune House New. Rochelle. About thirty crscs oosts,
ranging from 81 feet keel and under, have already
been entered TO cone It for the four prizes offered
There will also be sweepstakes race where the en
trsrce fees vii amount to about $780,
The residents of New. Rochelle seem TO have turned
their st.eoon particularly to the pleasures OF yachting
within the past year Lsst Summer no less than SIX or
eight beautiful beats were built for gentlemen OF the
village ard ourins the past Winter, notwithstanding
the CRY Of "hard timss yacht bulldog hes been act
lively going on there, young builder having himself
Just completed the construction of four as follows:
First tie Grace Tborpe-length Of keel y feet !
nches-built for party of SIX young gentemen, mem-
bers of the New-RocheIe Yscht Club; next, the
Tronble eone--26 feet inches keel-built for four
yourg gentlemen, members Of the o. Mac.el Club
another, tie Coruea-23 feet inches keelbuilt for
f. A. Guon, esq. of New-Rochele; and the Mary
Il feet inches keel-for Thsdde ls Davids, esq., Of
New-R ochelle
TIE Grace Thorne is a very staneh boat, Of pecu-
liar model rather deep for one Of her size, but can
carry all sail when others are obliged to reef. The
Troublesome We believe now belongs to the Hobokea
Model Yacht Cub She is considered the finest speci
men of workmanship in boa. building, of her size,
afoat; and eLe will doubtless be troublesome con-
testant in a race The Coruelis resembles the cele
brated yacht Emma. in size and model, and will
probably push her pretty coss at the approaching race
on Saturday. TIE Mary differs materially from all
others with regard to model, having greater depth
and fullpess at the stern. Nevertheless, her ownsr
prizes her highly for her sagong qualities and thinks
that her performances at the or Saturday next will
be sati, factory at least to himself.
In consequence Of an accident to the yacht David
Kirby during the storm Monday last, the contem-
Mated race between that boat ard the Grace Tnorns,
which was to have taken place on Tuesday last, was
postponed to the S.h Of Jnly, from Davids Island
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

y,o, ,r,os OF The EXCISE LAW IN tLs1kk
CorsIy.-A lumber of wrts nave been com nencea
SloT. r. W. Tspoen, -sq, Of Kingston tor pensiasSs S
sno e .s'orsrs .. Excss w. X. Robertson OF king
non; , Sr d. Lspes Of Hurley $50 50: P.trick Nc
CURE Of Kingston 81 R,so Rsrss Nsy sg hSaeSs %cSss
My asn %. rendered by A. Snyder esq OF the ssne
rave oesn Fdxsrd Holly wood Of Kingston, 80;
Gsolss Stall Of bg sSl 6 Aud,s* M Es.r. sne c
Ropaout $50; Edward Barley Of koneSaI %dy os Rop
OonsIdsor OF Ror rccut, S1i "liiAni '''1'' u
dout, $5. ,,,rs;.sr.
"a. fl.% h.. ..i ,r-t moy II regard 10 the dan,ss
,x.s,vil. spd Al OK the Ag.sble RIVER hy tae ersa'
0o,o,,Is Is57 TIE cisue pcsenteS 100 up ~
th,.s abou $ID.O0O tA''"'! N's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Ia " LNIELLIG ENCE
SUPREME CoURT-CH,nBtRs-Juu 2s-BofJre Judss
lLERgE


rA,T CoCPLs-DIyORCfs.
Edward Ayre. by his next ftisnd-sgt Cathsrne Ayres
Tb. WAS petition by the plaintiff. showing thst b
wss aDC at to commence action against his wife for
oivorce on ihs ground of adultery, and praying the
Court 10 snpont Mr Jsmes Hosford, attorney at law,
as bis guardian to prosecute the suit. The parties
were married in February last ard the husband u
about twenty years If age, and his wife sixteen. Tan
morning Judge Clerke ordered 81 per week alimouy,
rendnte ne snd $50 counsel fee. The motion for the
app )intu eLt OF guardian was granted.
j .ne HsetboTpe agt. Thomas Hsythorne--Jud9-
uent Of divorce granted
james Mcbride set. Tne Farmers Bank Of Salem
Motion denied, With BIO costs.
Msrk Risk ct al sgt. seaman Raynor Report to
b. sms nded Sc BIO of this motion TO sbids event
Tie Isaed City Bank agt. Jas. SaxtOn et al Mo-
have sccruSd -
Jacob ii. Miller ct al. agt. Jesse W. Powen.-Mo-
ton denied With RS costs
Dsvo Rsppsr apt Jacob Lang The pl,sdipgs in
t5s case bsye not been submtied.
John IIeoker et NJ. sgt Antoine k0uley Q. sl-Mo-
ton granted, vi bout costs.
Sldrey ID. Roberts ag'. James G.. Shepherd OF al
Injunction modified TO the words marked
and erased = 70 cost. either psty, 10 sbide event
james k. Msl)tey sk' Wm. I. C)leman.-MotioA
granted. with 4 f1 costs 10 abide event
SPECIAL rERM-JUsE % Before Judss DAWES.
THE WEST wASHISGTOS MARKET CONTROVERSY.
Tbi, care WA set down for argument to-day, hat,
owing to the epgagemen Of Judge Davies at the CIR.
cult, it was postponed TIL Tussdsy morning at y
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

CrRiors ArrKsrT At sHRi.-About I O'Clock
yesterday morning. Mr.. George Litteuy. whie s,ees-
irg in q char nesr the secor5--,ory ~iuiox OF nae
Office No. I6o Ssa,h street wss suiierly sroased By
some persor oucbeg him. Tee iszuter prcv-i to D..
yourg fellow nsued Thomas Noble, WHO hsi tskso
the psios TO club up the sslieg pc, 20 the window
a. Mr.. L. sLeges vita Io'eGi n rob tio Of q eo,d
ws;oh ard chsn vsluec a. $ls0. The fellow wa
handed over 10 , icsmsr snd locked up.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Advs 6i.enisnt
IMPORTANT oUNCEMEST,
on HrNpsFn rEorsAAD DoLLas

on, HuSDsEn rEopsAAD DoLL.ss'
WORTH
p >fioNasLE SUMNER CLOTHING
A. Retai.
TIE s,ocA cf sUssEs CLorRSc ~ kVAss ekteosvc
COhrs war-bouse hos e. and Is Falept bsias sd
.. irene p5ors hsrssin.
phsr that Sumner of 1855 woi he the hottest
known ard tempted by The low rates which summer scuas
"a, red duus the NGter mouhs h. e-'seu.. ms
uAtuiac lrd 1y. Sni rather 'baL Winrt TIA. in
stock ~ll b. sod >; ronlu. price,. r-eares of
cost
The cOuprs' every variety snt quality Of sccs saaeed
= Sanmer wear
NElrE OvcN Coars.
HE,vy BROWN L,srN CoArs,
WHITE lISTN Coats,
SATI> JEAN CoArs.
FNcN Deck CoArs.
SPeNIsH LIAgN RssLANs,
Cs>tsE GRASs IosFs,
RScwS LIMA COsTS.
PLNrEKs LrSsN Cosrs.
HARSEiLLES COATS.
GiNGHAM COATS,
MAZNRNA COsr>,
CHEcK LINEN Cosrs,
AkGtNTNs Co,rs.
ALFscA CoArs.
F.RNsSs sArlN CoArs
DsR pETr CoArs lined thrOc shoot With tae sxk.
CAsHvAREr CoArs,
L,sEr CAss,assE Co,rs.
10, Ac, &c
WHITE LINEN PsNrs,
Ws.rs Dvcx Pants,
MARssuLts P,sTs,
PARIS CokD PANTS
S,Ds BAND Duck PANTS,
CHEcK M,RSSiILEs PANTS
CHEcx LINE> PsNrs,
ALPACA PskrS
Ds,F D'Ert PANS,
Ae' se, &c.
OF Every Description.
No. IS and 81 Fulton It.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

NEwYoRK INsTIIrTIoS FOR THE BLISD.-The An
rus Exsmin ston ct this Institution took place yes,er-
day. The musical exercises cprnectei with it were
performed 4, o'clock P. m. The weather b7ing
somewhat hot, the chapel still more go, dsd as it
wss with large sudencs. The instrumental perform
arces, especially that OF the bsnd, were under the
direction Of Mr. A. Rsiff the vocsl under that OF Mr..
s. Lssar The vocal performances were creditsbe to
both teacher and pupils
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
IAdyrr rtisrnertI
niE METALLIC

riiE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnveDted By
Gro. SAUNDERS 1916 This the seuGipe srdcs has nes
eqused producing the k.asst possbe edge o
Can b. Obtained ,ubscribers sni sole Arufgrss
g. s,vypERS store No. Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

The vilsgs of Newcastle, located on the harem
p.l,,sd WAS visited by violent storm, acomPsneP
nv ssv.re Hghtuins, on Saturday attsooon.
I,dv who walked to the door for the purpose OF csH'
I'M, her husband 10, struck by lghtalpg ana in-
asu,,, killed. Our pformsnt did not learn her Dane'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

TIE ceremony Of laying the cornerstone of house
Of woisbp for the Swedenborgiau Society Of this city
their ground in Thirtyfth street, little east of
the Fourth avetue, will take place on Thursday next,
ct O'Clock in the morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

Ice CREAM AsD OBSCENE PRISTs.-Tbe Mayors
Ponce recently got information of cecream resort
No. I2l New.Csusl street, where obscene books and
pictures we're kept secretly for gale, aud yesterday
made descept on the vile place Patrick cay, the
orly one in charge, arrested sud locked up and
quality Of prints were seized aud removed to the
City Hal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
I

Iraveers WHO desire e. preserve the scenes of
;Neir travels in n. Uued car eo.ssr p r.sss.
loin them 81 sny Hsnt fv exccnss 81 Hcl sEss vrs~
',lLESN % ANENIc,N SoEsTkY No 2s Bsotdsu S,.sA.
y. - Gc itto .zhJ~ts selma daily.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

The French Compsny at Wslacks will play The
Zouaves, al Episode in the Ciimean War; and two
other short pieces Great efforts are made to render
these representations first cass aud they really deserve
the liberal encouragement of the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
CII Y ITEMS.

Mr. Mcss, the gent.emsnly treasurer Of Walacks
Theater has complimentary bereft tonight at the
Academy of Music, where large number OF the best
artists IN the city will give series of attractive par
formsrcep which oughtto insure full house aud asub
staDiial benefit.