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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

MCiEsya caAht,i.-As mas he seen,
vt insert this Weat The advertisement, Of
Msisiu'' Cordial. A..
hstery wall nawu We are no, ririi.
eilariy favafable to ra,an, medic nes,
and, ~ a general thine. esehew the wb,.e
u them ~,h ba, l.tsIe ceremony, and
With These s~eniimenss vc declined insert.
ing this Advertisement, until W. .ne~ wha,
wers the Ingredients Il the medicine. and
hos esmreanini. This az have learned.
and believing, as ~ d.. ,ha, the insse.
dtsn's ar good. AMI The compound laii.
eiaasIy made, " recommend il a. a nil.
iare worthy u public confidence.
The above l. freu thu st. f9ui. Chris.
tan Adsqsa'e, Gifted ~ the Celebrated
Rss. hr. VI i%nslly, uhieh speak. volume.
IN fasef u MsLsan', Corlial. We saw
10 all. ssy Il. See The advertisement, IN
ansther column.
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According to a rrepnt treaty.
Americans can rrsias in Iapan.
rermsrrrtlv. after the ash of Julv
ress. The Japanese are becoming
lee exclusive. American rrs,.
dents ere sseieet saly 10 Amer.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

THr tArsg a. ms DrLL
ItAts-lt Is estimated that fully
II oua 000 worth 81 cotton, which
mtnfaIlt Wrksa matkc. In Mem.
lile - $40 retained Ia the hand.
81 +" lnlefs awaiting an appeeia.
tiuh % value. ~ orlumr, times
of tlls great staple has been re.
a'ized upon, AID the proceeds
have found their way intp tho
UiiniA channels OF tnde before
20 I'iua pcliud 10 the season. aud
every branch Of business has en-.
1ofed the reviviiyiug effects ri
tile general circulation. Ofthis
great excess Of cotton on hnnd.
about - COG, 900 worth Il m store
~ tins city. while the remainder
+ !tt 10 come forward. When
We take the above facts into con-
%slderaiion. the wonder should not
be great that business lal,ors m
der the Influence Of Temporary
lull.-M 1aphg .dnaiaAcl,.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

EXTRAORDINARY YIELD OF
CoRS.--lhe Washington Union
publishes . communication, and
guarantees It's accuracy. respecting
the elops Of corn exhibited lor
premiums ut the Agricultural Far
u Fctli, county, Missouri. The
crops entered for competition
were tlusc OF Samuel Il Scn,t
and George ;. Priest, on Heart,
creek and VIM. Geutry, on Muddy
Greek. IN said county. Tie pro.
duets OF the several crops. ~ ,c.
ported by the judges, and upon
wlirh the award was made, are
us follows: sam'l u. SCOTS
crop, Weld per acre, ell bushels:
Geo. ;. Priests crop, yield PER
acre. iS5 IL bushels: Vim. Gem
trys crop. weld per ucrc. 1876
bushels. THE cofu vas al dril.
lei "a rows three fsrt apart. aud
faised on upland prairie lands"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

u The sram j. issued later than
Usual this week. ~ consequence IT
our having had an unusual quantity
81 th printing 10 d.. within the week
pa''. and . crowd II advertisements.
Which displice some reading matter
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

All persons Interested vill take ~.
lee iha' The Rangers sale will tai.
place ct The Cout, House on rrs,
Monday. the sfh instant.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

1--WE Subscriber hess leave TO Rod
Il ,hnse who hsserurchssed drugs frs
bun that ~ ss9ats NJ .scHsy fsf ~
Tie has a great Hsnv small dsbss vhx,
e'n be easily settled BY those vha =
them MAKING. in the aggregate, 49,
Of considerable moment IT, I'm.
hopes that M shsr appeal msv h. ssss
saty. lie hs-. and expects 10 hep :
hsnd . general assersmsrs Of .ush q
tieiss in hi. Inc AZ the wants Of ths GO
munits nav require. vh ch he will selI {
srtsmmetssiaS terms to these vkc -
a disposition 10 pry him.
/. c. LELAND.
February ., 1853. 49,
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~ Robert A. Cmir. a British

~ Robert A.. Craig. a British
siibJcct Of Puuta Arenas. saws the
Washington Star, has demanded
damages of the United States Tor
losses sustained by him IN the
seizure Of Walkers expedition by
Com. Pauldiug. lie alleges that
he rented to Walker a part of his
premises. aud that he iad a large
quantity IT provisions In hts ware.
liotise. belonging 10 Walker. at a
stipulated rate of storage ,,er
month. ON each package: ausl also
that he advanced on the security
OF the provisions the sum of
5000. The provisions, he alleges.
were iorcibly seized by ORDER of
Com. Pauljtag. aud much Of his
private property carried oil. Mr..
crais has forwarded o COPY of his
complaints to Lord Clarendon.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

" Clfcumstauers have compelled
Us to defer tho publication Of Jaise
scrufrs circular. We will give II a
place In our n,s, issue.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

kASsAS.-Tiic squstting Of
white settlers on the Indian re-.
se~rsa,lon in kansas, is Irad.ur to
serious difficulties. On Saturday
we,k last . hgt,t occurred between
On Iudiau named Md Tocley and
q white man named SehuuI.r.
about The intrusion 9th. latter ON
tue laiid OF the former. IN which
Tooloy was Killed. This cnrarcI
the Indians, aud. on tie nes, night.
they gathered together In force.
burned The cahius u the whit.
SETTLERS. aud drove them away.
The House Of Representatives Of
the Legislature hos raseed nm act
abolisiilns slavery IN tIs Territory.
and providing lur the emancipation
Of all slases In March neat. II il
supposed that the Council will
pass Il also.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

~ The kev Ysfk
declines ihe fufiher pubIk
tle lHHf alliee lls't n me-
lelief beeause tho GovefN1
llia uhiiei Aiaies, IN II. y
ing bttiHestas mfannad
ftf'ifh tag Hnf and tool
by lf nNH Confession, III
'ane adequate tglupqn..2
labor pflatHud On Ito nge1
T. paid BY a%felmnis, mpe|
d~uHbtemHiis, aueiIonse1
all others wlp have oeeal
u'e ilie advertising eoIan1
daiiY Los stuptt
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rrtDt rrApil VI AFFLICTED.

ErApt rfAul1 w AFFLICTED.
ntMti'-H T keli offers 10 the
81 s'sd - Gena re Preparation. rlaid
Extract Eaehu. which tss accomplished
she most extraordinary cures Il Al. other
similar remedies Read the advertise.
men, ~ eur fourth PAGE. healed "lIslm.
bed . Genuine Preparation"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

a second hand Washington rre~. 4
VIII answer admirably Or 4 esuusr +,
one, WI be sold ata bar gain, y |
editor Of shis paper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

u by the late law Of Missis.
s'ppi, luaning the . per cent. fund
to the New Orleans. Mobile.
Southern. Central. and Mississippi
and tennessee RsiIra.1s. they
svcralsv receive s2O.0D Tor e,s
years without interest. Al the
expiration II az years, The whole
y to be invested in the Gull end
Ship leland Road.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

llfsusa on ritg gAnn
The ness Mississippi code
following 10 relation ~ tI,s
ton " the sabbath
III any person sliall bs
hunting with u gun a
sabbath. De shaIl on epnJ
Thereof. be fined not less THAI
nor more illan twenty dvl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

Ioa B~noNcnlus.--Take
10 The eonb, squeeze Il ou}
dilute With d little water, AM
The lirs ahd mouth occastj
with Il.
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bsaAeeA ia*ai fsatHtIy
aFfeis4 sHd Hia.I~ss H.
a#IHtTllh #ham ~ lyrIT
HfpiHess All ore day Il,
letter Ifesssd IL bls5
diH ~ ftaf sh< "A
d slHft il Uhia ilu4Is. =
" t# PRETTY eliv. tI,a
busHanI Alvsfl hst "A,
bal Aske # explanations N
quietly teHHkmI that ,
nothing - ~ only that
si.ll another nHs Jssl}
Pennsylvania The yls11
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

DVRStANT 10 an lnssfloeutou
cree, rendered In . case
Richard T. Mutt, 1t al. are coup.a;sa
suI Ntry A. Nut, q al. are Dsfssln
g tie Chtnssry t'ours u Pamela Coo
State Of titssissirr. ct III. Nsvsu
Term, lsii, thereof. 1 will. a. ysnG
slsasr therein appointed, proceed -
y puhg's aaesian. OF the Cours ~
door 10 the town II rsnola. In sald c.
", On Monday. the ssh da, II ~
Les, hssssa the haars psssersbsdh9
on a cred | ~ sis months from the ~
stle. With interest from said dsy Il =
the following described srae. " LaslvI
- fnueh thereof ~ viii raw the ard
Of said dserss. interest and sesss, ted
The souih.w wet Quarter Of Sscsios Ihzd
Township light, Range Five, wsss. u
AMI beng IN Pamela County. sfsre;a
The purchaser will be required v Z
bond md seSstitr for the paymeas u I
purchase money.
JUN Z. HARRISON.
ComBisssenes.
Fshru1ry |. isss. 80
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sltO ASbtriistmtnis.


These Ito Use type metal stostl
,'n', &C., will Lid . supply q. ll.e|
oihe, IN Pamela. Cheap lar ea.h.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

NIcpApE 4 rLrMrsrrr have,
vi hsnI a lot Of Men. Women,
anl oisls Goods. and two No. | Bk|
smiths and viii keep = Z iod supply
stsut's On hand, from Georges, lass(
ard Virginia,
Lang Creek. p. o., Panels Co,
tehruary :. 1858 ID
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-24
NFw-yORK PRISON ASSOCIATION

The regular monthly meeting of the above Associa-
ton held last evening at - o'clock, at the resi-
derce Of John III. Gnrcom, NJ. d.. No. II East TNen-
ty-ninth street Madison avenue
Present. Dr. GRIscoy. Chairman, and Richard
Reed Stephen Cutter, Henry T. Marshall, Henry A.
Oakley. Jane. G.. Holden Solomon Jenner James +.
JOY.
Tie Minutes Of the last meeting were approved.
The Treasurer's report thankfully acknowledged the
receipt of the following contributions to the fund dur
ing the past three months
Bs D. sand-, SO; =. Hare, o.; Brazilian cop., -
Bess rs; Ps.on Co.. -; ps-ayen, Co, IS Wis O.
r P.yen.,,dt Co.. 80 p Lorn,sra %; James Warren
t3 T. g. Grave S5i W.. Alien Buef, ~ ki.aara Irvn,
Dl,.no. Co.. s5; j. W Asop. $40; 4. selin, 50;
ci, Hail. 50; A. Van Nest, s.; C. brrrien, % MAYOR
Co. s15 T. H. Gillian, slO; Z. J. Ryder, *5i j. MhAu a5.
After the tran-action of the ordinary business of toe
Association, the Agent of Discharged Convict ani
Detention Committees submitted his report, from
which it appeared the following were their operations
during the past month:
Persons visited in various city prisons nearly
500; those were admorished, advised or encouraged
a. their respective cases seemed to require; the mex
perenced in crime, several innocent persons, was
subsequently proven were selected with great care
and cnutiou and appropriately aided; 81 complaints
were d-couiuued and abandoned on their advice; %
persons had been discharged from custody on their
recommendstion. .--nany Of these were charged wlth
assault and battery, some ON complaint OF the wlfe
against the husband, others by parties as guilty ~
themselves; in all such cases, and especially where
they have large families of helpless children to pre-
vent distress and suffering the Association uniformly
t,rest theInselves not to defeat the law, but reay
to prc vent crime, death and ruin.
Thirty-fOur persons, from our penitentiaries aud
county ails and discharged couvcts from State pr.
sons lad been temporarily aided with money to
enable them 20 leave the city. Sixteen discharged
convict. had been provided with work and the means
by which they may live honestly, and more placed at
their disposal. Sixteen of this class had been sup
piled more or less with clothing. The Association
irel much encouraged in their work, as but very lew
Of those whom they have aided III any way are rceon
mtted to prsoni such cases are rare-' few aud tar
between"
To car1y out their benevolent and dsnterested pur-
poses, material aid il much wanted and earnestly
solicited Donations and contributions Of money will
be thankfully acknowledged by their Treasurer Hen.
a. Oakley esq No. 66 all street. Parcels OF clothing
new or ODD hats, caps, boots, shoes, shirts, over
ais and anything OF everything that will warm the
body and cheer the heart OF their desolate and unor
tunate applicants will be gratefully received by thei
agent \. Beal al the office Of the Association No. 10
Centre street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-24

the issue Of 81 the suit commenced BIZ the Board
against partes for violations Of the law.
Mr.. IloLmls tHd have commenced some 30 suits
in the Courts of Record against parties one-haf Of
whom understand are members of the Lnuor Deal.
err Association Of the City Of Ncw-York In 81 or
~ cases / have received notices Of retainer Verv
grave questions arise in my mind ~ rgnrfi- nv
here. de- not think this law makes IT incumbent ON
ne, as 4 law ofiicer Of this Board to make the first
dollar of d,bmscncns in these suits and TO make The
Board liable for cots. 80 far "a the frs, branch
Ct this proposition is concerned ! shall apply
to the Controller that we shall he placed on
tie same footing the Corporation Attorney.
Such an application has been made 90 the Board Of
Aldermen, bt to which there has been Response.
am not certain that that body has jurisdiction in the
matter. II is not right that this Board nor the mem
bers o should BE- made responsible for the disburse
ment-. have paid g. ont ~ my own pockct-nece--
sary expenses incurred in commencing the suits against
the liquor dealers. | hope that those having com
plants to make against parties vii come forward aud
DO 20.
Mr.. II H4sKFTT said he would be decidedly opposed
TO having this commission responsible for expenses.
Mr.. HOLMES said he was willing to expend the $3.50
which he received for his services member OF the
Board in proceeding the suits but in case theyfaied,
the aggregate Of costs in the actions he had COM
nenced would amount TO 500.
Mr.. UAsELTT remarked that he would not involve
himself in the most Insignificant amount.
The Board then adjourned to 5th Of October next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-24
THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

At the last meeting ot the BROOKLYN Boa of Health
present the Mayor, Mr.. Powell, AID. Kalbteisch,
Whitney and Franks, the following preamble and
resolutions offered hy the Mayor, and adopted
h,rsa. In tL crnor Of this Board the sanitary experience
Of kn County during he ent Qrsrutne season md a'o
;gt o 1886 has been such % teach every careful obserVer
that is roy necessary that all vessels and
irving from infected ports toud be properly dsne,ef before
heinz allowed wharyes, IN The vicinity hereof
ad lreos the opinion II this Board Of its consti'uen
y end Of tie CITIZEN. LouE Island generally that Infected
ycsels-yf.-es yellow fever pocanuot o- detained
disehargd TIE old Quarantine anchoser without endan
Long Island and Staten Island opposite ihe present ouarAntne
nchorsg,
sd irbsT6a Since the r,ou wsnton and wicked demo-
ton Of the Quarantine buildings his Honor Mayor Tenann
NsNork taken steps for the prompt ree OF the pes
and future res Of the Quarantine
ind t-hereG The propositions for the attainment OF snch
ends. which of Emigration nave unsnimouy
that all vessels and coming from yellow "vcrp orts
shall crcumstsnce inside the Nsrovs Until
th,y freed from Infection and otherwise conditioned to as
safe 10 allow them TO proceed to the whsrves of
Brooklyn snc N.vYork.
ind hsreos In the opinion of this Board the Aforesaid
change Quarantine anchorage place OF detention and
purcaon Of vessel. ard from yellow fever port- will
70 the importation Of yellow fever and The spread thereof in the
ofhe resident. of Long Island and Staten Island There
fore, ~
E,sred That Committee consisting of Aldermen Whitney
President Of h. Board of Aldermen and the
Health Officer her,by appointed to advise and coOporac
,h Aforesaid ange locality for the detention purfcaion
&C. infected vessels and and with view also OF
providing the ants and necessities OF elsTantno IN ether
~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-24
COMMISSIONERS Op HEALTH.

TIE Board net a. n,-r vest~-'iav: urs-ert ,l.
Mayor, Dr-. Thou pson, Miller arj Rockwell, and
CT rei.rEHL Uasvel.
TIE HrALTH OFsIcrE -tatel, IN r-garl to the
reque- 81 the Boari FOR statistic Of fever las, month
com arod with other moatl- that account Of some
al ~ books having been burnt. he had been nurti,
10 nakctAe report caih,i or Tie expected. howrv e.
TO -; tie Information by tie IL OF October an then
iftle Beard wiz Lc would report fyFtTo months.
Til wa corculrcA 10.
The captnin If the bark J. ". Chadwick appeared
before the Board and complained that 1t had been
eirnueousy rported that BIZ vessel hal only been ia
p,r i've months she lad act ally been here 100 day
iavire arrived the 9TH of Jnne. Size hal coal On
hsri " ich she took in ri II. Thomas AMI Il b-ius
an established fact that there L. danger from such
cargo from that port the Liverpool coal in the great
doVo, q ere generating as IL which tie virus Of the
disease vas ap. to exist. the Boaii hal deemed i
rror,r 10 detein her. The Mayor suggested to-day
n nj the captain had better sell lis coal 10 If tue
"a. CO mpan.s r. it had been here 30 loug, ami If he
could dispose II it the Board could probably a; this
iericd Will safety tu TIE city give permit 10 land H..
Permits were given 10 bring 10 the city certain
articles from the barge Corning at Quarantine also,
- bal,s Of cotton, which had arrived 30 days aso IN
u E. Co.. SatfcIly.
Tie captain Of the steamer Black Warrior peti-
toned to come the shore ~ take in water
&C. Refused, size having been granted stream per-
nit. ,
permission 'o come up bu, abou, twenty men on the
latter were allowed permission 10 visit their families
rtter thorough ventilation and cleaning oi their
baggage
lie bric Zal,ka was allowed tn come up under the
rrle. Tie schr. Castor from Havana, aNd the brig
Ortolsl from Cicnfuegos. were allowed TO come up.
petition Of j. c. Waldo, 10 bring up n'oss, was
gsnted.
ANer scn,e other ordinary business, the Board adj
i.ttl cd to Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-24

called out - abe and interesting ,,res If spe,chss.
There port uf.t. Rev. DR.. williamson uf Philadelphia,
OF Tie state Of ~, C. .rch. i regarded .ey we'd
written paper on stGect of vital import-hce.
Tie auierccs in s'seuisIce upon the r,igious ..r
vices are larger Il 81 any prev ious -atherHg crow :
q urche- The rra Grand conference meet
rgs are nso wei aU,nlcd. tie sermons thus far have
been delivered by tie gv. Messrs Weave = =.
loui-, hing { CLica-o, Curry of Louis, ilc aud
III o;sOu = Mauch,>tI The occasional disco 1Se By
Mr. Weave was well received, sni vii b. published
Tie attendance rpou the Convention has Been
greatly eshsnocd BY :he liberal reduction Of fares
made by the steamers and railroads for the occasion,
TLc sessions wi' ,rtruc until Thursday light.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-24
UNIyERsALIST CONVENTION OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
Cor1espoldence Of The y. Z. Tribune

PRoyIDyscE, Sept. q, loJS
The General Convention Of Universalists was organ
lied here on Tuesday. Delegates from most OF the
Free States ore in attendance, among whom We no.
tce the Reys I. j. Sawyer ID. d. Moses Baliou,
Il. X. Nye, Richard Ediy, w. ". King, j. o. skin'
ner, and Messrs. Judge Galbraith Of Pennsylvania T.
Is. Ring, esq of Illinois, J. d. W. Joy, esq, OF Ma
Sachuset' and others. According TO the statistics o'
the denomination there are in it, connection ~ state
Conventions, 4 Educational, Missionary and SAN
School Societies, and Relief Fund with sliVVv
invested for the benefit of disabled clergymen, ana
widows of deceased cergymen; ,5i churches VI 81
cities, sl3 EectBg-houscs, 90 pTeechel-, 10 ~
cols. and institutions OF learning. Tie Counch nae
two important subjects before them for discussion
one looking 10 the establishment OF ono EtIS'y Jvi
nal in place of dozen r,aEly ones II IS vel aESue
thst concentration II talent and effort on ote PaP
would srsatly add TO the reputation ani sI.ns.n %
the denornnstion although scversl OF the Using ~
pers are Of considerable circulation ard chsIs
TIL. other subject is contained n resolution oliSle
by he Rev. Nc~es Balou, contemplating l.e o,D'r
joLment Of the present ecclesiastical o'san
AID return 20 simple Cor gre gsfnnalsai. r.i ns
past, the annual GeRral and STATE C"nte H.IoIs =.
the ierdnination have been occupied WITH Ptcye'
for more un form and s,rictcr system OF
but 20 little purpose. Hence there y oIo". y. -
iig IN favor Of CvngregstionaIsIn, as NOR ~ -.
with the chsracter OF the denouiinaio"' '"" 49,
tendencies OF the age. ,..rv
The temper of the Council was sno~n e., Van,
unanimous refusal to receive desega'e i"''i m
tncky On the ground that ~ had no vaal aPpoWg'
raeut Whether the fact that Southern S,.
Convention hss recently been foruieu III vac o. O.
States hal any influence ia the matter ' -
saw but il was plain that no serious Iors -
hend. if none bat Northerr delegates were
The subject Of a Liturgy has been sofnc~nu N,cu' s
al ar1 r. ;nre.,s of The Sunday School vaus- nav
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-24
CRY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUSIc-THE OPERA.-Rightly to ap-
pIecgte Madame Gasser--now singing at the Acad-
rv-ehe must be heard in such characters a. Amina
Her yooalization is framed the classic schoothat
school whore ghtness, agility, and grace enter into the
treatment of the voice. and the orchestra kept in sub
ordination to it, In the charming character OF Amina,
with its extremes of prolonged cantabe and brilliant
allegro Madame Gassier shines the special luster.
Tie two tnales, different in their characters wero
rendered TO the great satisfaction Of the audience The
second one, especially afforded with dazzling
rapidty and certainty--the voice going from hat
above the line with perfect accuracy and coming down
the scale with the alacrty Of flute ITSELF Certainly
with such au artist the Academy ought TO DO well.
--Rossinis William Tell" will be performed this
evening for the frs. time in several years, with aug
mented chorus aud orchestra, scenery, and
new AID efficient ballet corps. The cast includes
Mesdames Maretzek and Sieenberg Siguors Steffani,
CASTER Gsribsdi and others; the principal characters
in the ballet will be sustained by Nile. Louse Lanou.
reux and other leaving members Of the Ronzani
troupe In consequence Of the length ST the opera,
and the incidental ballet the performance commences
at 4 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-24
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

,,s ,~essfs. HAssrLT anil iIoLags mel Yesterday at
S.al ho1r. No licenses were granted but ii is
az :. noi MS m we'd that the Board adjourn til tho
Vo'ooer next as by that time he would know
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-24

In our recent notice of the publishers tradesale we
omitted to state that Messrs. Shelton, Brakeman &c
Co. sold 2. 500 volumes of Spurgeons Works and 30
volumes of Oshausens Commentaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-24

QrARAsTIsE AFFAIRs.-Nothing OF particular I'M
portsnce occurred upon Staten Island yesterday, al
being quiet and TO deaths from the fever having oe-
CURED ipside the nclosure. Outside, however It s
aid that one Gaze of the epidemic exists, the victim
being the captain Of the ferry-boat Hinchbsek. 1t -
denied by the Quarsnt authorities that his Illness
is from the fever but is strenuousy Insisted BY the
outsiders that the Gaze is nothing else. II u further
sueged by the islanders that in passing BY the IRON
scow, whsn engaged in burning infected clothing,
he inhaled the nalaris from the smoke. " eouTse
this statement s used with great effect by the people,
Who assert that the is dangerous and nuisance.
We understand that statements from physicians who
have examined the sick man wiz be mae to show thai
tie captain of the Huuchbaek he's not been attacked
with any infectious disease. The military suffered
quite severely from the cold Wednesday night,
which, Of course. sharpened then hsdly-expres-ed
desire to reture home. The men wore thea
overcosts, and were clothed in 8 complete WinNs
dress, which proved to 10 by mssns uncomofis"es
Inside several Of The tents res built and 'se the
chill air kept away.
The usual full-dress parade took place yesterday.
ssd the men made fine appearance aid marched ana
! drilled in unexcep.ionable msnrSr All present
loud in the praise Of ths regiments s'od appear