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HAIR RESIOnATlV l..
Is no doubt hc most wonderful discovery tins age
Of progress for it will restore permanently gray lar
to- original color. the head 0l the r4ld with
most tuXurIant growth re nJve at once ali daudruH
and itching cure all scrof tia, and other cuianeous
eruptIOns such as scad hea l. etc 1t Will cure as II
by magic, or period cal headache; make lhe
hair SOl glossy aud wavy and preserve the color per-
lectIy and the haIr from falling 10 eXIrme old age.
The following is from distinguished meaIber Of the
medical prUess0n
ST. PAUL, January , 1855.
PROFEssoR o. J. Wou3-Doar SIR: Cisou tied |
send you this certificate. Aiier being nearly bad for
long Time, and having IrIed all The restorayes
cAlant and having no iah in any. was induced on
hearing OF yours 10 give II a trial placed myself in
The hands OF barber, and had my head rubbed with
good stiff brush, and the Restorative then applied
and well rubbed III, lIll the scalp agi3w Tins
r'pealed every morning aud IN three wee lis The Young
hilr appeared anh grew rapidly from August last til
The present time and Is now hrk, black ard stiUng-
suit and pleasant 10 the touch whereas before, II was
harsh and WIry. what lIle there WAS Oi II. and that
IIllle was disappearing v"ry raiIdy. slil use Your
restorative about twirc week, and shall soon ve
good and perfect crop Of halr. AOw, had read Of
these thIngs-Hnd who has nOl : but have not .PCu
hitherto any case where any person haIr WAS ally
benefited 10y any of the haIr tonic, etc @! the day
and II really gives me pleasure 10 record the result OF
my experience. | have recummcIr!c; Your prelaIa
ton 10 others, and II already has a large ami rrncr;
sale throughout the Territory The people here know
lis effects aud have contaeuCe IT, The aIuplv yOu
sent s wholesale agents for the ferrlIorv ~ ,trIy
exhausted. and dlIIy inquiries made Tor It Nou
deserve credit for Your dIscuypry and for one re-
turn you NV thanks lur the nett II has 4, ne me lnr
certainly had dCspaired long OF over clirrI!ug
any such result. Yours, hastily, J. w. BOND
Firm OF Bond 4 Kelley, Druggist, ST. Paul
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Times " Office, upon very ihodcte charges
&- judgment BOAG> NucS. sc hep constantly "A
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and correctly.
Persons III want OF Bills. blanks ihiIg IN The
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THE SmYRMA TIMES
Is EDITED AND Pi'GAISEU0

BY RODT. d. HOFFt,C { L + r.

IL y !" y " = " "
This paper is issued weekly, al Size In advance or
So 90 if nsl paid within tie year
Advertisements will be ca tracd 20 cts per square for
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
ENGINEER CORPS


The Reservoir wOrkmeu were hardy looking yet Of
men, ard we're aifspscmsns Of the laborers of New.
York.
The procession filed Broadway from Uron square
to the Park and it was altogether unexpected,
created no little excitement and inquiry. If all the
and teams in this turnout kep. at the citys
woik, shall soon great Improvement in the
Pork.
Upon the arrival Of the procession at the Park, Mr..
Andrew II. Green, President Of the Central Park
Commissioners, addressed the men as follows:
Ftilo1rciti=ens and (loc tcorknaea of the Central
Park; This procession of lsborng men of the city,
turning spontaneously from their daily work into ice
of three miles lorg, with pows, drsys spades aud all
the lnsigI "a Of labor adds most significant feature
TO the celebratc Of this most wonderful achievenen
of time. While bankers and brokers, and shipown-
ers and manufacturers all fsthoni'g the inf uencs
OF tins event upon their peculiar vocsOns the intsi.
gerce " the laoorng is not behind in discovering
M beangs upon his interests and the interests of labor
Throughout the world. Movement, activity, uanspor-
aon by raj and by chip, by land and by the
e OF tnis great market place Of the West and Of the
East. AL Inventors facilitating the exchange Of
teTa prooucts AID articles, and the Interchange OF
thought must enhance the greatness of this metropo-
s eLd Il Is ro Singular that you who are engaged IN
svcik that Is 10 add beauty TO its greatness shoul1
symptnize event tnst 20 deeply concerns its ad
vancemelt. Whatever tends 10 equsze the pricee OF
coumectee operates TO arrest those sudden periodical
.hocAs that perayze trade and maiufsctuIes ana
bear 90 heavily upon labor. This the ocean telegraph
nust Go, ard find chief grsrfcstIon in faith that
points ont to this result. While cficias spsak Of
this event n the language OF STATE this demonstration
OF aoc SHOWS That the great heart OK the people beats
with 81 enth-siasn worthy OF the cay and o. the won
aer OF sses. L, cannot DO that tbls new avenue Of
thought that brings tie civilized people Of tas earth
within hour Of each otEer, will ever fail - sub.sry,
tao tig ass. Interest. C.. aupsuitY,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WAsHiscTos, Tuesday, Aug II, lSJS
The Indian Bureau has received q communication
f.om Brigham Young in which he says he viii give
way TO DR.. Forney ard coss his Office as Superiu-
t.ndert Of Indian Affairs for Utah. He asks for a.
Iowstoe of ,3l0 to reimburse him for food and
presents to the Indians, in order TO conclats and
keep them in check until the peaceful results following
the advance Of the troops could be explained to them.
Il il suspected by the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
tbs. B. CHAM copcstei the Indians for his pur-
posss, but finding he could not uie them, wants the
Government 70 pay the expenses. Special Agent
Prcle,e, under date Of Aug.2 ?, states tha. be had
made al Intellectual effort with large body Of Ian
rouase Indiars to 61 time an pses to meet Super
il.arielt Cren to receive the presents &C., author
lied BY recent acts Of Congress to be distributed
amo1g them. He has returned to the Sioux Agency.
Supsrnter cent Cullen has taken measures 10 meet
thsm in ccunoi. OF tie Eth Of Angus.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
.,,o.ph Of ths mssss, in ws;:b ne esop,s sor-
uemo,ated tbs OccAson-

TIE rev State Of Nnne4ots wa c.rnet bS the
Slave Democracy By ns.s, Of tho grosssss frauds
at lie frat election last Fail aud twoCnise4 States
Senator's ttereupon chosen By its first Legislature
-HeDry NJ. Rice aad Gen. James Shields. Rice
went in for Lecompton at once; but Gea- Shields
did no. relish that measure, sympitaiz;ng with
Senator Douglas, Of whom be WA formerly col
league. Near the end Of the session thsse gentle
men were admitted to seats, when, 90 drawing to
decide The length Of their respective terms, Rice
drew 81, years, while Gen. Shields drew but two.
Complaints Of foul play were made, but not sub
st.ntiated Still, We do rot believe any shIewd
politician who knew the ropes, would have bel!
even Cd Shields's drawing the full term.
The Legislature was reconyened tbs Summer
and has been in ,esson twice ~ lopg a. it should
have been-the dominant party absorbed 10 the
scteme Of electr Franklin Steele of Fort SneliDg
memory to supplaut Gen. Shields in the Ssnste
after the 4th Ct rext March. To this end, the
rules ts7s been overridden, and every nerve
straired. But the managers recksned without their
host; for 90 the Sd irst. the Joint Resolve which
bad been offered By q LecomptOnite, thst the two
Hou,er proceed to eiecta L. s. Senator, wss taken
up in tie Hou,e, and its indefinite p,stponement
moved by Douslasite. The OK msjority, seeing
that .bsy were outrumbered, tired to stave of
decision; but their Speaker was overruled, and the
resolve TO postpone carried BY the votes of thirty
fire Republicans every one that wss elected and
nine Douglasite,. forming st'org majority. The
no sfen na,fc ~ fuse1 IN vote
Mr.. Starkey (DougIssite) thereupon ofesed the
following spicy proposition
Resoired, That the course pursued by members of
the present Legislature to enforce the election OF
Senator Of the United Stste at the present sesson, to
fill the sest occupied by Gen. Shields, for the purpose
Of advancing corrupt designs, and to elect Lscomp
ton Senator demonstration agai1st stephen A:
Douglas AID TO conciate the fsvors OF the atonsl
AdminstrstioD lie alike a violation Of the sentiments
Of the people of Mnree and obnoxious to the honor,
interest ard dignity Of the State
This, too, was carried by the votes Of eight
DougIssites and al the Republicans: Total 43 Yeas
to 25 Nays. And then the House, after session Of
eight hours, adjourned.
Lecompton and Fort Smelling seem to form too
strong dose for Minnesota.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

Ooeeu yictora's Message to the President OF the
United statts, of which part was, through some
blunSer Of the telegraph operators received as she
whole yesterday will be found complete in our col
umns to-day. Its transmission occupied some
twenty four hours; that is to say, so much time
elspse between the reception Of the first aud last
words, during several hours Of which there MAS no
communication with Valenta Bay. The electrician
at Trinity Bay presumes that he can transmit MIR.
Buchsnx's Message in n hour and a-half, but s he
had not apparently received it at the date OF his
message to the press. His speculatOn' on the time
required are Of po great value.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER

The publishers Of THE TRIBUNE propose to
issue, on the lat day Of September and monthly
there after, sheet devoted exclusively to the in
teIests ard uses of the Mercantile Public, on the
following plan:
/. It will contain fdll reports of the Markets,
with such other Commercial and Monetary intel-
Rence as shall be deemed of special interest to
Merchants.
3. 1t will be sent without charge to $4,000
Country Merchants who buy goods in New-York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore or Boston. The names
will be selected by Messrs. McKillop Il Wood from
those recorded on the books of their Commercial
Agency, and they guarantee that not less than
50 900 shall be sent, this being the full number of
Countr, Merchants that they consider it desirable
thus to address.
3. Tie total expense will be betrayed by Mercan-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line will
be charged. Those VINO require their ADVERTISE
ments TO be displayed, will make special bargains
therefor.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for ad-
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in the
United States, even at double or treble the cost OF
this. Tbs sheet is intended for Merchants alone
and VIII contain DO other matter than such as i'
sdsptsd 10 their wants. Advertisements received
At TuT TRIBUNE Office heDcoforth until the 10Th
inst. Ifby letter, address
HORACE GREELEY Co,
Yo'k Avg. II, 1855 NO. i'' NA''"''"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
HOW THE LINE WORKS.

ST. JOINS, n. F., Tuesday Aug. II, 1853.
Mr. De Sanity, the Electrician-in. Chief at Trinity
Bay, says that he is unable to give any information
for publication as TO the working Of the cable but
that the time recessary for the transmission Of the
Presidents Message depends upon its length and
tie condition Of tho limo and instruments at the
tme-pelhsps urder favorable circumstances an
hour and half TIE reception of the Queens
Message was commenced early yesterday morning
and not finished until this morning but it was
stopyei for several hours 70 allow Of repairs to the
cable. The fragment Of the message transmitted
yesterday, was handed to the Newfoundland Line
as the gerure entire messsge, and was supposed
here 70 be such until this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
Further by the Arabia.

ST. JoHs, n. F., Tuesday, Aug. Il, 1853.
We have succeeded in obtaining one more peper
brought out By the Arabia the only additional one
on bosri the Europa
IT.. Lirrpooi Courier Of ths 7th ssys: That as
compared with last week, prices OF Bresds.ufs are
rs,ler ims the Ultimate yield Of the present harvest
favo-rg holders st tie previously reiuced average
po.ss.
-Four Was more inq1rsi ior s, fail prices today:
Western Csnal, 90 lI6 Phladelphia ard Bait
rce, All Ohio, 2al a2iI; White American Whea; Is
qretsd o. 6I3e7H Rej. 5Io-6I6, Iciiaa Corr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
THE NIAGARA.

r, "A, Ea;t,. Of TIE " y. Tribune
SIR: No signs Of the NiagaTsyet. Old boatmen aai
mariners here are unable TO account for the delay Of
her arrival, except be owing to fcgs. The City Of
Washington and SsIonis, which generally arrive in
frt IN ten to eleven days are now in ther thrtesnth
day OUT ard i. may be tia. the fog theory is the true
one, or the Niagara may have gone aground on Nan
tucket Shoals We went out last hight in small boat
70 tho Dr. Kane, tug boat which crossed ths bar st
o'clock. At that time the Niagara had not been
sighted. She 10 now 1872 hours from st. Johns dis
tsrce Of 100 miles. If she only ran eight mile, an
hour. she ought to be here DOW.
Quaan,.ins, ruesjsy-sa
LAIER-IHE NIAGARA SPOKEN.
The Niagara was boarded 18th inst 10 NJ. $50
miles east Of Sandy Hook by plotbOst Mary Taylor,
No. 5, in lat. Al, long TO- She wa under csnvas al
she time but haG beer using the propsis. short time
previous.
TIE steamer SsxOnis, arrived ye,teriay, reports:
Aug 10, P. MO miles east Of Sandy Hook,
tawU. S. uesm-6risats M,sara beating up unde:
o..vss but she disappeared iumeiis,ely in asog
The wind was hgh: from the southwest
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

At about a quarter past twelve O'Clock this morn
irp. the alarm bell struck, and soon came the cry,
"The City Hall is on fire." In less than ten min
uts, mole the flames burst out Of window, aud
ran round the clock tower, which soon became
pyramid of red light far outshinng in spendor the
mimic fires of the early evening The flames are
DOW, ss We go to press, in the Governors ROOM
and the tower has fallen. The fire now appears TO
be under oontrel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

We learn with pleasure frcm member OF tie
Republican Convention Of the lot Congressional
District Of Illinois that at the meeting Of the Cen
vention at Rockford, on Thursday, the 10Th inst,
tie Hon. L. B. Washbu'ne was nominated for re-
election BY large majority. We sincerely rejolce
at this intelligence. Nr. Washburne is bold, Up
right intelligent, Industrious and most useful mem
Der Of Congress, and the whole country would have
reason to regret his absence from that body.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

FIorsDrRrsGs IN THE PLvn GUIIER.-Tle Herald
of Tuesday mornirg tries to excuse its fa!se state
ment about the Nisgrs, by saying that several of tbs
"daily newspapers yesterday announced the arrival
"Of the Niagara on Sunday morning"
Now The Herald was the only paper thst tod any
such story; The TRIBUNE, Times and Express dis.
.nct.y said that the Nsgsra had not ar ived, while
come papers said nothing all. The fact s no one Of
US except The Herald had sufficient enterprise to ,ur
"our own reporters special account through tie cut
off kI own ss Plum Gut.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

The last rews from China included, along with
the forcing the entrance Of the Peho River BY the
Allies, information also that the great city of Nngpo
had fallen into the hands Of the rebels. Ths city,
in the neishborhood Of Chusan, one of the FIVE
ports open to European trade, is great resort for
European shipping. 1t contains, with it, suburbs,
some 400, 900 Inhabitants, and famous throughout
China for is extensive banking establahnsnts
Not enly .re thsrs Q co,sidsnbls aumbs, Of Eu,o-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
THE QUEENS MESSAGE

To III. President of III. United States, Washington /;
The Queen desires to congratulate tie President
upon the successful completion Of this great inter
ratior al work, in which the Queen has taken the
deepest interest.
The Queen is Convinced that the President VII
join with her in fervently hoping that the electric
cable which now connects Great Britain with the
United States will prove an additional link between
the nations, whose friendship is founded upon their
common interest and reciprocal esteem.
The Queen has much pleasure in thus commun-
eating with the President and renewing to him
her wshe, for the prosperity Of the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
NkwIlurk DAILY Grib1ure
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1853.
The Americas Art Of Horse-Tamiug.
NOW READY

An EXTRA TRIBUNE Of eight containing the complete
count ofth wonderful art with other valuable articles the
bect which have not sppeared this country Every
body Who horse will desire to read this Extra
snd copies will be printed beyond those ordered
dealers and Others requested TO forward their orders st
naming distinctly the number Of copies required
Price: Single copies, 4 cents; 100 copies 81 50.
Addreo HORACE GREELEY &C..
Tribune Buildings, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

Our 6rst celebration Of the success Of the Ocean
Telegraph was had yesterday. Saiutes were fired,
fireworks displayed at the Park, public buildings
wsre Illuminated, and many private citizens joined
in tho affair. The jubilee appears to have been
general throughout the county aud We have full
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
"THE CENTRAL PARK PEOPLE

The woIkmen, a'tred in their everyday clothes,
with evergreens in their hats next marched in squads
Of four, each gang carrying banner with the of
their boss workman inscribed thereon Ia the line of
the procession several fourhorse teams drawing
wagons in which the workmen in the engineers
department. On the sides Of the vehicles we're muslin
banners, with the words
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
A Cerrit Smith Meeting.

OswIGO, Tueedsy, Alg. Il, IoOS.
The Hon Ger.it Smith, By invitation extended him
wns DAYS sircs attended 9 meeting here this Of ef
OI the Of UsPs .SDs: o ts
Tbs meeting va well attended, and at tie close Mr.
smith expressed bis previous discrimination 70 rur fo'
tss Goyerno-ship, aaa ea,sy called uPos tas vots's
10 CONS 10 bis srppCt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
SIR EDMUND HEAD TO THE QUEEN.

TIE followings scopy of the Governor Generals
message to the Home Government:
Tie Honorable The Secretary Of STATE forhe Colonies
London, England;
The Governor General Of British North Americs
presents bis humble duty to the Queen, aud re-
spec.fuly consratulates her Majesty on the COM
p!etion Of the telegrsphic communication between
Great Britain and these colonies. EDMUND HEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
A RELIGIOUS MESSAGE.

At the Fulton street prayer.msetrg, the Rev. Dr.
Dewitt, the Rev. DIR. Marsh, Mr.. Edward Corning.
A. X. Wetmore, eeq and the Rev. Mr.. Ls6jisf vs''
appointed q Committee to prepare and ssud by tho
Ocean Telegraph, at the earliest Petdbss P'nod.
Christian salutston 10 the leading L'ndoa prayer
meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

At the hour of going to press there were no signs
of the steamship Niagara; but the plo. of the
Ss1Onia reports having spoken her under CANVAS
about three hundred miles from this port. She
viii doubtless be up to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

TIE following was immecistely sent to Ws,hios
ton, together With that for Mr. Archibald;
NKw.YoRK, Tuesday, Aug. Il, 1873
To the Honorable the
Presidentcfhe United States, Washington
beg leave TO transmit q II esssge this moment re-
ceived from Trinity Bay explaining the cause when
prevented the whole of tee Queen Message being te
egrsphed from valentis yesterday. Shs We CONSIDER
your message to Her Msjesty full reply and dsts It
.his day accordingly. The operators at Trinity Bay
await our answer. PEItR CoOPth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
The Fireworks and illumination.
DECORATIONS AND INSCRIPTIONS
SCENES ANO INCIDENTS.

People were wide awake st an early hour, and TIE
TnlBusE was in demard yesterdsy morning. Our
extra Of the previous night had sharpened public
curiosity. ard the morning edition went of like dew
before the sup.
During the forenoon but very little business was
done everybody being engaged in conversation and
congratulations and in preparations for the evening
Flags, British aud American exhibited from all
public buildings and in some instances, cosmopolitan
spirit evoked the colcrs Of many other nations
THE SALUTES.
At suriss savo Of 100 guns was fired in the Park,
AMI salute of 80 guns was fred on the Battery.
At roon detachment Of the Scott Life Guard, under
TIE command Of Lieutenant Wm. II. Brown, fired an
ether 100 guns 10 the Park a,d another detachment
of the Guard under the command Of Lieutsnan. j. ID.
Mcgregor, fred 100 guns on the Battery.
The artileies in both in full Uniform, ex
cept cartridge boxes, and their lively handling of the
guns showed they had not forgotten the lessons they
had learned on the battle fields of Mexico.
THE BELL-RINGING.
As soon az the hour of noon had been struck, many
Of the church bells in the city commenced to peal.
Trinity Church led off, when Mr.. Ayfe, the bell
ringer repeated bis programme of Monday night with
variations and additions.
Trinity Chapel up town, with it's fine peal, attracted
much attention. The belripgers Of DR.. Phihpes
Church lin Fifth svenue), St. Psus Church, St. Johns
Chapel, the Church of the Holy Communion in Twen-
t;eth street., the Dutch Reformed Church in Fifth
avenue, and many others distinguished themselves by
the hearty manner in which they rsng out welcome to
he Queens sssge ard the Presidents reply.
At III came moment all the factory bells of the city
Joined in the general chorus, and the steam whistles
which usually announce the hour for the midday
lunch Of abcripg men, shrieked more loudly thanever
and FOX many minutes sweIed Il din commenced by
the bells. On the steamboats,, a. the feundries-up
town, down towr-evsrywhere steam lent its aid to
celebrate the triumph Of electricity.
These noisy demonstrations continued about an hour
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
BY TELEGRAPH 70 THB NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
Fire at Rochester.

ROCHEsrTR, Tuesday. Aug. T., l8s.
Lepgmuirs brewery stusted on Ws,er street, was
totaly destroyed by fire about 10 clock this morning.
Also, Durd.s s Henovea' ihssP.n,n .'efsoIy. sae
as osc' insurarce sS 600; Du.das Hollo~sns lo.s
sS 1S0 insurance 81, 600. Willis Holovel, IN the
s.me building, experienced loss Of 81 500 rsared
a. 001 DoIts.ers Ices 81 800, DO n.u1arce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
Fire in AttlebOrO, Mass.

BosTos T1esdsy, Aug. Il, IaS;
In Atlehoro lsst night large building occupied oy
The Nsnsfed Thread Manufacturing Company ths
ssvipg mi of Hsyyad. Brigg. 4 Co., and Everett,
Dean + Co.. jewellers. was destroyed by FIRE. The
loss is estimated at 81, ,OOO Ore hundred and fifty
perscus are thrown out of employment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

JOINT COMMITTEE On THE CELEBRATION
The Committes held their sixth meeting ysstxisT
morning.
A delegation from the Hcboken Ccmmos Cousd
was introduced and stated that il was tho desired
Hoboken to join with New-fork 10 celebrating ths
event, and they desired to know the particular, that
they might cooperate.
A communication wss received from the 81. GsOsys,
and St. Andrews Societies. stating Their wish 70 joni
the celebration. 1t vas referred to the Coumass u
the Dinner.
communication to the same effect wu rsesvd
from the American Geographical and Statistes S'e
ETY., which was referred to the Committee OF Auuet
mente.
The s. cretary was requested to obtain the nnns
ell the officers Of the forts surrounding NewIu,
and it was rect mmended that the Nsvy-YCd b n
quested to furnish Us with decoration bunting
Ordered. that Center Market 10 Illuminated oa
Centre, Grand and Broome streets, or not A 81.
The Committee then adjourned till today.