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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
Markets.

-, crtyafa Avg S.-FLouE IN and uoctsoE,d VIII
n -. of socc bcsh Red ~ : ga oi Nhte y, 5Ig
rsh Coss hesVy; q go bush yellow A. bsc f9ks
- - Ne.s is; Shoulders Csc WHskS s1 A. ~ 7Hc
nRtTiwosE Aug 81 l-FLovE steedL NHtI h.%s % ~ d'ea
~ 81, Nki'o 81 3s0 81 co. CoRS-Whie 10 hc
s,-feasar MuIsKS duh a &50< <'Ac- MISS roKh ~ -
>tp,,,to Avg ST. 9 4 The sugpy ot FLOUR snsnhE 10
"a be oeusud 6.nt@ niNket steady sales i ~ oo
an f sOod state; e. ga s. 37i for god "a "a nosns
shs.5 a. t0d CO for ctics tXtfs OHIO Mcbg ADo
Ea&.n Ea md e5 55d s5 ca for double extras
segssT /. ip good wiling demand especially Red Winter and
.Ict ls 6,n prices % bitter IAes a. opV ousa ~
ts ~ Al Ief Tor Rcd Ohio iB Tor Wno lDo.suA snd pi
sts, Shoce White Michigan aud Canadian.
su ard heavy; buyers hol1icg b.ct Tor lower ra enc
80. not wiling 20 hold much Of Is 900 bush a. 6l:c
s1~.ourd. snd BARLEY quiet and nominal OATS cuL
IsSe WHISKY dali and nominal at DC. -
$40 FLOUR and lic on Nneet 70 new
- RTcyfPTs for the Se hours: isoc0 bbs Fouri 1878
- beat 800 bush. Com; l7lj bush oats sHPNFNIs
3 Canal 22i6 bbS Flour 1913 bush Wheat S5s@O o0'n'
eoswreo Aug 81. p. m.-FLoUR s,Asdy; WHLsI DOL,
ID dsciprE tendency; sales ct 1000 bush Red Ieoo ct
~TaAll2 City mieTs generally bsye shut down on stump
- and consequently there Ia its 10 iuquiIy f N. de-
op CoRS steady salss Of $3.50 bush Illinois a. % cts
r,s,I FasIGnrs urchsnged-Pour %c West -, and
- 7c 70 New York. LAKE IHPORTs-6oOO bush WI nfh,
~ tr,h Com Clx.L gxPoRIs-200O bbis Fio1r, 1000
- Vhe.t. 81 OOO bush Corn. 1900 bush Osts -
PErw OgLEaSs, 81 1885 CoI1os-Ssles to-day $50
-, The uaket cosi WITH advancing tendency fEEtGHrs
liverpool have advanced 1884, sod quoted al 9td eiu
pcsSsco Aug Sl-FLoUR sc.lve WHEAT advanced 4d5c {;
tec CoRN frIn. end declined ic sales al t9c OATS
N sgIpufsTs TO BUFTALo220 bush. Wheat 1870 o1sh
g smyMssrs 1oOswTGO-ll 700 bash Com. REcEtPTs-
ssstbls Fosr 57ot0 bash. Wheat, $4,000 bush Corn -
aclNsAIi Aug S-FLoUR bu9ysut under The se,uer FRO
s .dyiors SupoIfue cannot BE- purchased below 10
u WHISKY fru at 22c. WHEAT edyAncsd 3dic. MESS
Xxx sl6 bulk Sides, 74c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
CELEBRATION AT CARBoNDALE.


CARBosDaLE, Monday, Aug 30, 1853.
We have rupg more church bells at Carbondale,
burned more barrels bogsbeads boxes and other CON-
bustble matter; fred more guns had more speeches,
ard good ores toe about the Ocean Telegraph, than
al the rest Of Luzerne County put together Our fire.
men were out, and in fact, we might cay cur whole
population were masse, as the night was s tbas
besit could wish fer such occasion and except two
accic ents TO. of serious character from those dan
gerous missiles-fIe bslls-allpsssed oh well.
Religious services are appointed for Wednesdsy
morning in the several chuIches. Business is to be
suspended. TIE afternoon is to be devoted to the
syiug of the cable from boats through streets,
unsucct sefu a. firs-whsn the cable will bs splced
on tho Parade grcrod, aud successfully laid from
bc ats drawn in opposite diiecticus.
The lsyrg Of II will be conducted by the club
" Yourg America" under Commander Judwin, aud
az 1t will be after ded BY company Of young men in
fantastic costume, MUCH sport is expected by the
juvenile portion Of our community. The remainder Of
the day vill be taken by tie parade Of societies,
femen &c. AT night City Hall 10 be brilliantly
Illuminated, when speeches will be msde by some Of
our prominent citizens. We trust al will pass off free
from accident and that our City Hall may be better
cared for thar youIs was on the night OF its partial
destruction. q
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

stoh tie cable pss,ss o1r nes ir f5ur 6e.p grooves
ere Of csstioD, AID sppNetty heavy. T.efes.on Tor
building them t1us ia hat esch Of the eight )rtioss
of the cable between the wheels beAs the sse strain
&c tbs ro'ioD paid out; wter this sTsin amounts 10
three turs the wheel, have eon.equsoty to resist
pressure of twertyf-ur tuns. The Iss failure bsp-
of the cable 10 groove No. overriding tbs A.nse sni
going into gTooys No. .. al the men around Jumped
d. L seized it sh hthei fingers gsve successful dee.
psFste pull, ard brought tbs cable clsE groove
No 1, outside TIE wheel, where Il was caught under
the tcrsper lever ard cut. This over.zss cost the
corpsny 300 miles Of cable.
BuIirg the payirg out Mr.. z. posted himself neT
the coil Observing how urcoied i:aelf aud signaling
socoId1 gy TO sscken or 70 the speed Of tue
SKIP. Tie Niagara was kept al tie tins At the high.
ett safe speed for uucoiDg, nAmy from to miles
&c hour. That 60 high rate Of speed va, safe vas
due 10 TIE ter which bep.the coils scking together,
uud prevented the portion uit leaving from turning
over ard foImipg kirk. TITS same tar, sccumulsug
10 the wheels was or the other hand one OF tue great.
est difficulties.
After the experience Of the last euccessfu o7ersioD
N.Y. f. could make only alteration il his machine.
He We nd substitute springs for the Weights scrg OF
the bake, and for the weight which consttued the ill.,
dca.or. He also thinks the Winding up uschiae su.
perAuity; cable has TO be laid at one run, or lost.
Whether this be the only possible paying out apparatus
or rot tie event has proved it TO be go,d one. AL
the mechanical rgemsnts On board both ships we're
designed BY BIZ. F., and original with him. Ia the
ceremony Of this cay, Mr. 4. viii stand second 20 Mr..
Field oryi the one ordered, the ether executed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
RESCUE FROM FIRE.
NOBLE CONDUCT OF A POLICEMAN.
From Tas C;reinnaf GIrea, Arg. 30.

From 7Ae Circi1.ar GIrsrs, ArS. D.
About ~ O'Clock last night fte broke out Ia The
the corner Of Fourth and Main streets. The origin u
the fire is not known. II was fret discovered By The
young men who slept in the drug stcrc. They had
iust time 10 escape. One Of them bsrely got avaV
With bis pantaloops before the store was flsd with
smoke His bed was or fire when he awoke.
The cellar extends the whole length OF the building,
ard the dense smoke shot up rapidly 10 the fcurt.
story Of TIE eastern end Of the building where lived
Mr. Richard A. Duncan, the periodical dealer.
When the engines and hook ard LADDER carriage
sniyed, Mrs. Duncan was seen at the window -
ploripz aid, and apparently about to leap 70 the
ground. large number Of people had assembled
by this time. ard they shouted to her Justify to keep
back and shut the window, which she did.
In a few minutes, which seemed very llorg indeed.
ladder was run up ard the window reached.
Policeman Ceorge Carr a noble fellow and brave
tfcer ventuied up the ladder and into the room, Of
the risk Of his life. Water freely played %, so4
he soc n appeared bearing Mrs. Duncan. As she was
safely brought down, the pent up feelings Of sss
George yentured in sgan and brought out Q child,
which was passed down. third time he entered saA
brorght out tie nmAiring child. Each time he sp-
peared with his precious human freight, tho large
crowd gave him hearty cheer.
Mis-. Duncan and children were taken into rosu
in the building on tbe corner Of Hammond and Fourth
streets, where Their waits were cared tor AL q them
were suifooa.ed 10y the smoke dripping with cold
water ard serselest. Their vet clothes were torn ed,
and after some rubbing their consciousness returned
ard when We left them at abou. o'clock, they wsre
fast recoverirg. Mrs. Duncans husband was out sf
the city, Tie children quite small, ono TIVE seA
bslf and the other about five years old.
George Carr was taken to Scanlans drug. store IN
dreadful condition. He had inhaled great quantities
of smoke, and was in intense pain. Whenw We left hin
bis loud breshpgs he endeavored get the smsks
from bis lupgs, could be heard through the close4
doors out in the middle OF the street.
Too much praise csnret be given to bis noble daring
ard self.sscriiciDg conduct. .,
r. Sat- q O'Clock this morning George Cam could
pot speak. His condition was very CRITICAL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
TIE WEST AND ITS NEEDS.

To ne Editcr of Tae v. J. T-iJu-e.
SIR In your Semi Weekly Of the o0th you have set
before your readers an over true tale OF the fusn.
cal positon Of the West, with its leading and most
dismal fea.ure-went of money. How was the csse
here ttnteen months sgo Money, Eastern Of course,
to a great extent, tue lseblood of business, every
where sburdarti crops good, prices high, con-
fdencerce general and almost unbcunded. But
tie crash came and the case was exactly re-
verssd. Hish prices Eastern capital, conhierce,
ali disappeared; AMI now, to i'll up the measure, our
tarvests have failed u.s. giving Us at least time to look
eqout and tske soundipgs.
Now, as bound up together and indissoubly. let
tie Esst and the Wet reason together Whs. does
the East want Ct the West First payment Of old il
cebte6ness secondly, produce ard lee-way for trade
ard emigration, without which her business men and
producers the real bone and sineT OF her cities and
towns must areush Icare not for the vsuned hoards
in her bsnk vaults for the low rates of interest on
morey 10 nan trio 10 not med AL most unhealthy
ard corgestve sympoms-the truth is too patent the
country its xremities, the great West, lies parsyz-
ed srd simply for the want OF circulation
But what asks the West in exchange for her needed
fayors Only that vital element, money; and let
Eastern capitalists from this time forth blame tust
them selves and nobody else, if they cannot collect
their demands from the West ard if the West as a
last resort in selfdefense sbaN strive by staylaws to
pTOttCt ner suuS5lbR ptOuecIS III Tue Pooec
their bard earned homeseads We traded, aud bought
ard sod in obedience 70 the laws Of American human
nature and in accordance with the abundance OF
means furnished US by Eastern traders and capitalists
Granted that we over traded and speculsted. even
to the downfall of many too sarguiIe operators
how org must our day Of penanoe last has not our
punisbment been severe enough have not the hope
less case been finished by this whole year OF psga-
tion and shall rot row the balance be pronounced
conysescert and be permitted little wholesome det'
Let the heart beware est by 's own senseess mac.
tiyity the recovery of the members and thus its own
return TO healthy action, be indefinitely postponed.
The Uest rants TO pay its detts. OF our Willingness
in that direUtuu let the still accommodating Essses~
hos, ds bear testimony Then lei rs hare money from
those hoards In exchange for which We offer al any
bio ask of q country-the best OF secu
rity ard renewal of trade. Without this, let stay
laws, stsansion and distress-Eastern as well as
Westerr-ollow, il you choose but blame US not TOR
the conse quences Our appeal is 10 Eastern common
serse ard public opinion. +. X. PhGsM.
Bloomington, III, Aug a5, 1888
rye understand Mr. p. to say thatthe West will
pay its debts, if the East will lcnd it the money.
We wish our capitalists ''Ouid lend the money; but
The debts wouldn't exactly be paid BY that pro-
cess. Ed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

rsct foc. the antkcr,es tbs rtpeN psccpsress see
s4olsrcy ir fuui < stirg. purdrtg ba,nog, cs'r.g-
ipE srd otteIvise preveotrg the IWresr OF Ne
rs.sdy ia a. q wti,k they sadly 6sspPetete1,
except tast little ,ne sas eprink.ec In tas street.
Eo- atNoagh tie death occurred on AcncAy uore&sg.
81 tbe bo6y removed N s restirS p,scs early -
the serroon, Vas roi upii late 10 the evsong tbs
ORDER issued 20 levsT. TOE spie Vi OF tse feves
hy bu'trS .he be6o.ng, SO, Duriag TIE wholc day,
ron 81 ssrly hour on mopdsy moruirg, crowds u
Escpe ys,eo s,6 burg arolrd ths sro, srd q
rersors were passing N ard oui G. tes prsns-
see. 4 ran Eyitg re house, wro toraeA
past {. sresp IL th, erect, expressed -
ne t-s 6s.ocishment that no nsssures vere tetsG
esie, 10 step TIE rsvag>s c. the dissss He ssd the
isnstss ard their f.eros ve-e aresty asrnee g
such neg cot, sId krsv not yrs; 10 70. lie iaHfmsd
ne that tie rosn dead and ths. sore OF ete Ia
iectec sItcles were tucked away ic corners OF The
yard. CoIsludrg to inyestigs,s tie adsr, leu fsr
tie Mayors odice. Berg some wh.t excited. jsspee4
irto store, scd msae res ec.icos the cup sbee
regisc. of the pubic su.soriies. TIE Hes,tA Nar-
den. who was unknown 10 ne borg present and hear
irg some rrpaa.sele Comments, politely informed ~
TIA. ny ses.s were entirely Grourdsss- sa ths csss
had beer tnerougt.y oMv>ssed By h:msst aad DR..
Rockwell. He lad fuly symp athled VITA ne IN my
views, ara had tster tie pairs 70 DIR. Rok wsa,
who perfectly familiar with the case, and d.
for alarm, at the Sane time nquirirg il it vssid
Iot be vel TO take imneds TO protect the
shhcrhood To these humane and ssr.Iary remarks,
Dr. Rockwell, the Resident Physician who sassh
be SLOWED to krow whs. was best for the ruslie
health, replied: " Ica nefd got 90 Gryfk;Eg. TA-e
- is Ro TIE s'igktesf cause for Gio~r. fka-e get 20 k
coErfEcs4 hd, SinCie ccSe Of ,lcr 'ere- hds ecev
:, ocei;rre1 ,'t1ont sTposn,s 70 ,ecal ,rtaos Iss
3" hsve DR.. Rockweus opinion tested, nssmuch o..
" would be 6iicn,t 20 snd case afordug grsstss
s6ope for such an experiment.
Nov, Sir. as do not fee. competent to d2eus Aas
grave question with Dr. Rockwell, cspnot but hope
tts; tie suhject viii receive the sttentos i merits
fiom qualified pen. a CIriiEs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
A FATHER KILLS TIE SEDUCES or
HIS DACGHTER.
4cc CT TIE R,ohnoai Erlulrer.

Ct
FEcIsrIE, Aug ., 1888.
Yesteidsy Mr.. II. NJ. Bowyer, Of this vicinity.
walked into the Eincastle Farmers Bank ard shot IL
President, M. James Mcdowell Sr., hatctisg thres
may prove fatal. After he shooting. Mr.. Bovysr
wakee aoross TIE street snd calmly surrendered hia-
self and pistol into the custody OF peace tcer, whs
il is said permitted him TO depart to his home in the
Bowyer remarked that he would be ready to return
wherever called for. But Little excitement ais.
The thing seems to he talked Of matter Looked fsr
by many.
Mr. Bowyer is, 10 al respects, one Ct our very best
ctzens-Iemarksbly gentle and courteous in his ia
teroourse with his reghbos, end peaceful in ell hia
coursels These known traits Of character In nr.
Bower invest the occurrence with sn interest satrs-
ly eifleieLt fre 10 ordinary sboo otirg sffsiu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

with .n ssnet sppia 70 TIE uernosrs r. take al .c-
tverAlt II celebrating the crsst event the age.
Az hs took bis test three hearty cbs4rs we're gwen
him elfe .tree for Cyrus ". Fed and taree for VII
son G. Uuu'.
The Committee here entered ard prssaated The
following report, which was almost coAainoo'iy
6dcp'eo:
Uheyoqs TIE Mercsr.rs Lb,ty Assoeislon. Ia eoru'1
with The citizens of Nez York n toe sucoessiu lJinz q
the Atlantic T.gsph entesii,e conducted he united
and ersisy Of he gressost Commercial cations OF tie
wofd te Il Therefore 1900
Re.oted Tss ieo le In the achievement Of this
pse means for the diffusion Throughout ths wrd o
fssuir ccuecebe at icess Wt.eh hls Ass1
c!Gi!On l. based. Be II further
Resored Ts: this Association entertain deep s.nss ot s'h
tBde u Cyrus W FIELD Csp Husson and Peedy Nj Everett
The other officers Of tb- expedition, s1e 70 bo ensrts';
Of Eug and snc Auec who base c'ntiou'ed Ief
u cans for accomplishing tb rres. work. Be !. further
Re,oirsd Thai this Annexation Will participate Ia ths c
ehIaiion September a By assuming the position 10 e
pocesn which been shgrd H. and tEeref)e earnestly
quest the members Of the Associate 10 Ieet g. the Aef sa
psce sesignated b. the Grand bErfbA-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
IHE
MERCANTILE LISRARY ASSOCIATION
on The
CITY or NEW-YORk.
POUNDED
A ID lg2n


MI C1His. a member OF the old Board OF Direction
Of Ii. Library Association, rose and offered few re-
marks in opposition to the members takrg any part in
Re cebraion, coptendipg that although the Associa'
0 Iumbers 4.SoO member, bu. a very limited num-
& could be mustered to appear in tue procession, aud
'sese Of the most juvenile portion, which would give
vsIy poor idea Of the character Of the Association
hcst q the older members, he said, belonged 10 milf
y OF fire companies. Hs was therefore, IN favor oil
S President sId officers of the Association repFe.
SntLg the IIsttatOn IN the celebration, sDd pFoceed
esinsges.
OihsI members expressed themselves 10 favor Of
aenseTs participating in the celebrsion, aud waking
.ne procession, should there be only live pre-
70, Themselves TO follow their banner.
af. CATIIN moved TO take vote of those who
se willing TO pledge themselves to JON the prooss
- The qEcstioR put aud majority inti0 ated
-Asf ~ lAtsltoL 10 be on hani.
motion, Committee consisting OF j. III. Lsoour,
y Taylor, Henry S'one f.. L. Molliussux sud j.
eAldnore, was appointed by the Cnaif 20 draft d
r." tf resolutions expressive Of the views OF the
~ ASSOCIATION in reference to the successful
"ei o. the enterprise, and tae pfopricty of partic
TGSg In the celebration.
pcrirg the absence OF ths Committee, Mr.. Cook. a
@noer OF the Second Board OF Direction of ths As
osnen, at preeebt residing on LOng Island, by
ir,,sassion Of the President, came forward aud
e few effective remarks TO the members
I''sm He gave an interesting account
IL ne ofgarizston of the Institution IN the
iontne Bnidiog, then in Wall street, and the deep
~a'ade be still felt for its suceess. Ue concluded
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
BoID DECIARATION-YELI.O EEfER MOI
CONTAGIOUS.

To DE Eeir0, sJ Tie " Y. Tr'IR&
SIR: A. every citizen is bound 70 conuput.
O;.. toward the preservation of the public hea:h,
beg to trouble yOu with few fscts.
That the death Of Q Mr. Powers, oo Monday last, o.
No. 40 Rutgers street, presents % WIZ : ,.'. eeas
xsrIov fever take to be undisputed Al Il occurred
in thickly settled part Of the cty' W. ~. ~.
srd proper that the peopss q thai Hesea! 'A"Ns'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
Albany Lumber Market.

yoe 1gy WEEK ENDING TUESDAY AUGcsr 81, 1888.
Repoyted ezTvesslp for THE " Y. Tsisvsn -.
there hss been moderate oDne
with sIzey increased Ieceiptz Prices have oeen mes
sxc.p, IN good qualities for which the demand nss oeen @
aht tcgshout Prices for this csscnpon es,e
fen r Ia comparison with those received last eessoo y
sl0 1900 feet The occasion Of the SLACK dsnAnG ~ -
10 t. uspenon Of operstiors lsass buildings 10 row
York and elsewhere. ,,,.. Al. v.u A.
,er, h no charze AZ cpeted In prices uuless b. ia ne
Inst II Il expected that there Will be come direuty -
ting Hemock and Spruce logs 70 tho mills ID w1co oss0 '
vii dimlrsh and run prices up somewnal - ia, -
Trsisht, are not stys quite number Of yesseL are yns
The following shows ne fsoeP@ "'"- '-S - "
A'S-'' board, ,nd shinsss Timber, Srs~'
scantips. feet M CIT 1,as "a
la57,,....u, 1890 49, ",a ,aSyN
Ias2...,..... .i3,601gJi ~ ~, - -
r. fosvpr ,bows the receipts up 70 Tic Slst Of Aas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
qHE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

Tar CE1EDRATIoS.-Ths Joint Committee of the
upop Coct Gil in s-cret session mos. Of yester-
A. maturing their plaus for the grand procession to-
!, in honor Of tue success Of tue Atlantic Telegraph
ssrp,ise. No action tending to blter the Published
rs1smue Of arrangements was had. Tne most OF
, dsy wss occupied IN sending out invitations to the
ssmopes ard dinner.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

VERDICT AGAISsTi CnY.-Silas Anderson, o.
Wednesday, in the s. j. Court now in session ct Bsts.
City of Bath for rjuriss sustained by him in drvag
through Broad street The street being incumbere4s
Mr. Anderson was thrown from his wagon Against
stone lying in the street. bis leg was broken, and he
vas disabled for some month";.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

BY recent DEGREES Ct the KIg Of Portugal. Saver!
i. sbo.hsd at Macao and in the African Province OF
Angola, ard n prospec.ivey sbonsnec AZ i ins ' y,
female s.sves hereafter born being decsared 70 % on
titled to their feeeou On reaching ss - OF "sot!
ysAle.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

TIE srccessful sub ion CT tie Atisrtc csb,e-.te
hi-t great triumph IN this se- &C epce Of G nsr 60.
greerirg--s oe-insd 70 be iolossd BY mary mere
every ore Of which must be preceded b. careful
srbmAlIe sgivey, which csn c1ly Is .1sds VITA tbs
ieso.
Nor Is is use a. all corfned to ooesn tesgrapt,.
l. correotn with the physical gec Tsp y Of tne ses
II Is the ros. inprftaut !nver.or wt.cr hes eyer
teen mace. Every rs cnal vessel witch sSils from
tie GIFTED Ss'ss cariss IL the naves Of Eog.srd of
FTanos aId Ci Russia use II and VITA this va. corps
Ct intelligent tbservers COZ stsntly souncug, Al
exTec' her nj than thai IL the colrsa OF Ds
he cepths Of all the sess ard ocears on tee gba srd
tfe shape cud maters G their bottoms vii bs ss
clesry displayed 10 Us IS the surfaces OF the grest
oonIeLts. II Us reedess TO eIpGtia.e upon sueh I'm.
mepse ar0 bitterto impossible results
Unfortunately for Lieut. Brooke, after this 10
yfrt.ou, before opportunity OF testing i had &C.
currec. ard before be obtained pstent for il he
oieered TO sea in the Expedition which ssiled Under
Commodore Ringgold to survey the South Pacific,
China seas snt BehIrg Straits: AID as the me within
which tie Law grants psten,, after public USE hsd
expired before his return be lost al hopes of pecu-
riNy ccmpersatop; sno thus he wss actually pre-
verted tIom respug tie Just reward Of SO Invention
which hss conferred the 9res'est honor and prof.
upon bis courTY by the simple fact tnst lie wes a.
that time again employed in promoting her glory in
distant quarter Of the globe.
II s difficult TO cay, had he obtained ps.ent, what
limit be assigned to the profit which might hsve
tccIuec but fTo the grs at tesI,s wneh 1t hss been
shown, tie ehd has already schsved, and will here
6ter ana IRON the fact, ID at II Is the or one IN se,
il must have been very lsrge.
Lieut.. Brooke is at this rnoneIt in corn.ud Of
scientific and exploring expedition from Ssr Francisco
to the chores Of China and Japsn, and his depsr-
ture carried cut with him another invention which he
perfected short time since to be Used in connec.
tion with biz lead for measuring the vertical depths
Of the ocean. High ano scientific authorities in t1s
county have pronounced il the most perfect nsru-
nett tor the purpose yet invested.
II seems to me, in view Of the consid.rstiors which
have taken the liberty to present TO the public, IN
tie sbseJce OF Lieut.. Brooke, that amid the general
ovation which is DOW being psid and the substantial
acknowledgements which it s proposed to n,ke to
the III eciate actors in the Atlantic Telegraph en-
teiplise, be should be remembered to whose genius
tie country owes so much Of honor and Of use, and
whose Whole life has been heretofore, aud VII be
hereafter. devoted TO her service. JusTTn.
Nts.Ierk, Sep. l 1858
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
THE CABLE AND SPECIAL PROVIDENCE

7o tie Editor Of The n. L. Tribune
Sir: notice in your issue Of this morning commit
ricatioa ever the signature of &C. IT, in whicn he
proposes grand religious jubilee the successful
laypg Of the Atlantic Gable. To this do no. offer the
slightest obiectopi it is to some OF {. sentiments
that take exception.
NJ C. r. seems TO be one Of those unfortunate ndi-
vidusls who discover Special Providence 10 the
most con mon occurrences Of life, and attribute the
most trifrg incidents to the direct interpostioR Of
God. ! can csnoeive cf nothing more blasphemous.
Suppose the cable had br, KEN wou,o c. I. have laid
The misfortune at the door Of the gentleman with the
boof ard horns BAELOw.
kei-- Io-s Au.us. "a 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

,,;n he reviewed ard inspected by Gen Bun, cf The
GoyNro,'s IT a. Generals Ward sHd b'o'e arc u"
On thA orOuId.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

Mime Color, the celebrated prima donna, SSusr
Junea. the great bssso prefondo Mr. Laboostta, tho
wellknown tenor, ard Mr.. and Nine. S1skosod ere
amor the passengers by the North Star from Europe.