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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
,,ovv,ss,oyHRs OF HEALTH.

oy..a,;..;,,ue,s met Yesterday. Present: The
1ee 's a. Thompson, Miller and Rockwell, and
Car,;iman Haswel: =, ,,... uo.,., p.ol.. :;
IN rega'u, NJ THOMPSON said he had inquired and
OhVer . 81. I,aadv WAS not one of the Quarantine
founo 'na' go supposed. No man Of tina, name
d fe,snd. ~ tbe ytevedOres employed at the Quaran-
dPT Tbe Kate Stewart, from Charleston, was allowed to
no no She had arrived before the epidemic at
TSs bdg Mary Anna, from ST. Jago, applied to come
sbc had FIVE cases of fever at Lower Quarantine
Ptition denied.
The bark L. d. Carver was allowed a permit 10
rue up tomorrow.
re bdv Handy was allowed TO 90 to Hunters
s,pt. The steamer Daniel Webster petitioned to
.,,,e np and was allowed q stream permit.
nv TBosPsos reported that the schooner Col. Sat
ydy might be allowed to come up on Tuesday which
vas concurred IN.
Dr. THOMPSON reported that there nothing new
s,o,n Quarantine. He saw in the papers that he had
saw poIcenen in Court with him yesterday. This
WI. not the case; he had no policemen with him, and
"A 90. think be required any to protect him on that
occasion.
T5s steamer Daniel Webster was allowed stream
hermit to come within 400 perches OF the wharf.
n. Miller hoped the Board would take the petitions
ithe steamers Florida and Montgomery, from Savan-
rsa into consideration, ano see if they could not be
,Jsred to come up There had been three or four
sss Of yellow fever at Savannah but they were re-
,ted az sporadic and he did not see the necessity OF
ny stringent measures with vessels from that port.
sas not sx days since the steamers left Savannah
D.. Thompson had reported that the sickness on the
Fnrida was not yellow fever, and he tDr. Miller
,oyed that the steamers be allowed to come up, in
oder that they might fulfill their contracts.
This was carried and permits were granted.
4 resolution was adopted authorizing the City 10.
,saor to remove hog nusances and other pests.
I.o, that the owners or parties interested in the
shocner Anna Cole, laden with rotten potatoes foot
dyesey street, be notified TO remove said vessel out
dhs CITY limits forthwith and if they failed to do so,
As the City Inspector bive the nuisances removed.
The schooner Fannes applied TO go to Hunter s
Punt. Petition laid on the table.
The brig Bonita, from Cuba, having served out her
In, was allowed to come up.
hrss decided to LET the brig Vulcan, from Ccnfue-
70, come up on the I'D
Dr. ROCKWELL said, in regard to the case Of yellow
Ever 10 Oliver street, it now appeared that Ready
,w not from Quarantine. II had, however, been
stated that one of the stevedores actually did come up
On saturday evening, and if one of them had been
gsy Of violating the rules he hoped it would be as
ertsined, that he might be properly dealt with.
After some routine business the Board adjourned
MI tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
TIE TURF.

Usroy CorRsr. l.. I-TaorTISe.-Friday, Sept
Il; match $500, mile heats, to road wagons;
Owner h. e. Du,chnsn..
Monday, Sept. l3 IS5S.-Mstch $50; nile nea'''
bet in 5, in harness:
Mr. vses br. & Pop Goes the wessel.....z : !
Mr. SINNERS ch. g. EimrDd. ...........-..i
Tune. .3:oo-S:,o-s:5e-s;si-so
Tie winner was the favorite 800 to so previous I"
stsrtiug, and WOO q wel.copteAed trpt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

ei to Captain ID. bundle Containing all thu ,ts,s,
property, together with a par Of nppers spd othsr
burglars ool,. Anna sad -he had received the bundle
from Margaret Caggsri, who in turn ACKNOWLEDGED
receiving it from Hawkins. Tue property ~ss an re-
,oyer,i ard restored to is The women above
ucn,ored we've also arrested and with the mea takes
before Justice Brvnnsa a; the Essex Market Polcs
Coult aud colusnit'cd for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

IpExrrrrcArIoy or BrKoLARs.-Dctectve- Pso's
and Roslc have identified James Brady and Sdkey.
the fellows arrested by the Brooklyn police, as TIVE
notorious burglars who have just completed term Of
service q, Sing Sing. Brady. it will be remembered.
was shot by Brooklyn officer, and IN al Probscasy
will be crippled for life, the bullet not yet having ssss
extracted. He is wanted ct Psttersou, N j., y
answer charge Of burglary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

Bold OPERarIos.-Ye sterdaymorning, at clock,
Mary La Costa residing at No "a Lsarens street. was
awakened from sound sleep by some one on the front
stoop. Has'enug from her bed TO the window she
saw two fellows run from the house aud turn into
Broome street. In her fright Madame La Costa ran
down stairs to the basement and told some parties
there ahou' the affair. While there, il seems that
one Of tie fellows turned 10 the house and efecng
an entrance by means Of skeleton key, repaired to
the room Of Madame La Costa and stole from under her
pillow two gold watches and chains and quantity Of
jewelry, valued at $2o0. Upon returning to her room
Madame La Costa discovered her loss and hastily
dressing herself 10 the Sixth Precinct Station
House, and informed Captain Dowlng, with whom she
was slightly acquainted, of the robbery. The matter
was placed in the hands Of Officer Woodbridge Of the
Eighth Precinct who repaired to Laurens street, and
apprehended two men named James Davis and Chas
Hawkins, whom he found prowlng about the neigh
bcrhood, and locked themup After the men were az
rested Captain Downg chanced TO think Of receiver
Of stolen goods, living in Baxter street. named Anna
Shelbourne, and determined upon venturing her
visit. Entering her place the Captain demanded OF
her bundle that Hawkins had left there short time
previous, The woman tremblinsy obeyed, and hand
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

SAILOR ForsD DEAD IN CBERxy srRsEf:-CH,
oner Perry held an inquest on Friday ct DO. io'
Cherry street upon the body Of John Il Car. 49,:
who was found deed % ThurSdsy ueraisg v "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

MAKING PREPARArIoss.-At late hour 90 THUR
day night Officer James Of the Tenth Precinct, whe
parong his beat discovered several suspicieus-iook
ing fellows prowing along Division street. Screening
himself from observ alton he watched their movemsots
some time, and them try the doors Of dozen or
more stores. Being fully satisfied in his own mad -
10 the character of the fellows Officer James procured
the assistance of Officer Hyde Of the Sixth Precinct,
and made descent upon them, srseStng four OF tbs
party who gave their names az FRANKLIN Carton Geo.
Goodwin, James Smith and James Hunter. Tho pris-
oners were removed to the S,atiouHouse
On the person of Smith was found . 81, and Good
win had jimmy secreted p bis cost-seeye'
Subsequent TO the arrest Private Wafchmsn Mesd
found paddock on the walk, which had been forced
from the store door No. l2 Division street, and tho
burglars no doubt intended TO rob tho premises Yes
.erdsy Justice Steers committed the young men u
prison for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

Tar GRAND CoswA>DtNG or KNIGHTS TFNYLsRs of
rHk STATE or NEw-YoRX have just closed their "a
nas convection at Roches,er The officers elect for
the term are:
81 Carlton Judd ~ Pcan Ysnn R. Z. g c SIR Clsu'.
reraiE AoanyE Z d. @. c. " " Drew. Buffalo . Gen
iSsimo; >rW. Priest. G. Capt Gen. SIR Carlton De,ton
kohes,er o. Narden Sir :. " uhur q. j. Warden sir j.
Ferry Troy. g. fr-esureT Sir r. Macoy. SesiorA O Rr
rotdtr; ~ Graves. RoC hester L. Bearer Sr o. l. Web
-'sI Rev lo!s GEs-d Sword Bearer; ". Ho.nes III
q Wsrisn.
Forthe first time since the organization OF the Grand
Body. both the first and second otiicers are chosen
from the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
CITY ITEMS.
oPsRs A,riSEs.-Douizettfs favori;c opera. " In
crza Borgis. vii be performed this afternoon. al
the Academy OF Music. commencing at O'Clock

AAARiCAN C;FNYRu CoasrrTrr.-a meeting ofthe
American General Committee held last everins a,
their rooms corner Of Broadway aud Lspensri street
EnNierick C. Wagner presiding Resolutions were
adopted calling a Ccrvrnton consisting Of three mem
bers nom each Wand Council to meet the 3hh inst.
to nominate county officers. ard Convention to coo
set o five delegates from each Ward Council 70 meet
and Nominate candidates .oT Representatives IN Con-
gre-s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

NV PAiSTING.-Jones Barker's " Preparing to
Start" Of excellent fame in Europe, arrived in the
Persia, consigned TO Williams s Stevens. 1t Is a
SCENE on the Roman Corso at the close of the Csrn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

A SUPERB MrLoS.-We have seen ind tasted new
Melon designated the Huntingdon, of the Cantelope
form and Citron flavor, twenty-five inches long and
weighing 81 pounds, grown by Mr.. Pierce of Wash
ington City from seed sent home by an American
Consul abroad, and presented by Mr.. p oW. s.
Carpenter No. 463 Pearl street We never tasted &
better melon, and glad to hear that Mr.. C.. s
taking pains to propagate the variety
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

AMERICANS AnRoAn. following is list of
Americans registered at ths Banking Office of the
American and European Express Company, No.
Place de Ia BourSc, Paris, from Angus, q to Sept. 3
i2,S:
John Sykes IT,. and wife NJ. Brown and FIRMLY w X Pain.
ard wife X. ). Cooke, and family A. T. Wernicse. T.
hmurr j. B. Ulmanu A. Pre,erre G. de Ruyter, H. Go.sel
~ lorrry. H. Fountain z. O. Nousht. J. b. Dash, j. g.
Dubois 81 D.. {. y A Anderson. NJ d.. H. ID Mayes NJ d..
NewYork; j. G. Msn-ala y &. seymour j. w Gresg Penn
.yIyauii j. Williams and family, Florida; p ;. kurner
Ken lcsy &. T. Sop- uipiand H. Dodge, A. de Psyster
Missarulsc'is.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

| police officer called yesterday to caution us
| agaius. s. and $40 counterfeits the Schuylkil
County Bank Pa which had just been put in eircu
fat,on
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

MIssIsG.-Peter Browne Middleton, of Orange Co.,
advertised in The TRIBUNE missing, has not been
heard Of When last seen he had drawn 81 200 from
the Merchants Bank. 1t il feared that he follow
cl ard murdered by some one who knew he had the
money. Near his house there il a forest, through
which he would pass from the railroad. This wood
has been thoroughly searched but trace Of him was
found
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
Qailg Natioual 9cmotrat.
Republican Ticker.

We publish in another column as an advertisement
the Republican State and County Ticket. We would
be ready to do the same thing for any other party
who were without organ. 1t will be seen that the
names of Hon. j. G. McKibben and John Currey ap-
pear in the Republican ticket. This fact has been
made handle against us by the Lecompton party,
but it signifies nothing more than this That the Re-
publicans prefer the Democratic candidate for su-
preme Judge, Mr.. Currey, to the Lecompton candi-
date, Baldwin, for the position because thew
think Currey is better man, and they know well that
they cannot elect man Of their own and thev en-
dorse the Democratic candidate, McKibben, for Con-
gress, because they have their own reasons as Repub
lcans, for wishing to give the Administration rebuke
and} since they cannot elect man of their own stripe
they prefer seeing ele :ted of different politics
from themselves to allowing the Administration to
go unrebuked helping ticket generally through
out the state they do for the that they
fer an honest Democrat who will faithfully carry out
the principle Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill ev n
though it should operate occasionally in favor of
Free State to a dishonest Democrat who will refuse
to carry out that principle the moment it ceases to op
crate in favor of slavery. At the same time they
stand on the old AntiSlavery platform of 1885, while
the Douglas Democrats, oppose that PLATFORM and
stand on the broad basis Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill
and the Cincinnati Platform.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
FRAZER. RIVER!
A TOUND G. REVELA Alto
Truth Will Out.

u ATELY it has been the custom Of unthinking peo-
EApe to advocate Wholesale emigration to the frigd
and inhosptable cline OF Frazer River. Know ou,
then, whom may concern that chill blasts and rosts
prevail there and ice, nothing but ice the order Of
the day. You then, who 60 thither TO with the
hoary headed ngshoud steethe constitution against
the seventies Of cold cme by accustoming your
selves to taste OF thatfrost here, which will have
be taken in such heavy doses there Be not alarmed,
you Frazer River gold-huntng adventurers for this
advice comes from philanthroplsts, and therefore it
comes in the shape of a luXury-and such an one =
phew ye Gods, ye never knew the like Talk of your
food for Gods why, If Old Jupiter, seated Mount
olympus heights, and surrounded by the hosts Of lea
ven, bauquetng of delicacies that united Gods
concocted, and should get the taste of this parting
luxury offered to excited and heated gold hunters he
would kick the cup Of nectar the highest star in
the 'mky way" and, attended by his heavenly suite,
would instanter proceed en- route for the fountain
head Of this glorious deeacy-the ICE CREAM Of
the "MARYSVlLLE ICE DREAM SALOON" oppo-
site the Post Ohce-and levyng on everything in the
concern, would Immediately condemn the propretors,
QUALEY MOORE, to eternal voyage on the riv-
StyX, for dispensing to mortals sweetmeats and
cooling refreshments suitable for Gods alone, without
elestial letters patent.
Jams Jellies, and the most delicious CONNECTIONS
in word, EVERYTHING CONCEIVABLE, apperaining to
Conectoner business, to be found at this Saloon, Of
such qualities as cannot possibly be eQualeu The
ladies say so-ergo, TRUTH je30-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
Tllenter.

Mr.. EDITOR lis it not a reflection on the
taste of our citizens, that there should be "a
beggarly account of empty boxes" when there
have been offered them such dramatic enter
tain meDt as is now presented by Stark and
his able supporters
l am led to ask this question by my obser.
walton of the house on Friday night. The
play was that hard test of theatrical compan-
les, THE Robbers" The indisposition of
Mrs. Stark, made the test all the harder
Fortunately Miss Carpenter was able to un-
derstand and portray amelia. For the rest,
Charles de Moor was never better played
The acting of Mr. Stark is chiefly remarkable
for its stern defiance of rant he will not
tear tragedy to tatters, his passions always
moisten the eye. Though no imitator, one
who has seen the elder Booth, The Booth
in his palmy days, will be frequently remin.
ded of Lin, by Stark in some of his sudden,
unexpected modes of action and expression.
The characters of the Count de Moor, Fran
els and Speigelburg were most admirably
sustained, and it is seldom now, In any thea.
ter, thatone can see that play SO we'll enacted
through out the whole caste
In the afterpiece Dunphries seemed to
have been born for his part. 1t was no act
ing at all, humphreys was the veritable Tom
and Ryer and Miss Smith played their parts
most admirably, just into his hand. Mrs
Hamilton was admirably echoed by Miss Belle
Devine and the whole performance was
"Domd foim."
| ask again, cant our citizens learn to ap-
preciate and patronize such performances
VISITOR
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
Mountain Correspondence.

EA1LEflLLhJ mug IL, 1000.
FRIEND RIDeE-We have just had grand
good old fashioned Democratic meeting here.
Nearly everp man in the neighborhood was
present. Ned Wheeler, the next State Sena
tor, and Charley De Long, sure for the As
sembly, spoke gloriously. They stated their
positions fully, and gave good reasons for ad-
herring to the Cincinnati platform. The meet
ing vas enthusiastic. 1t was called to order
by Major Harrison, and presided over by
John Gibson, ESQ. Ifthe valley people do rs
well as as we Of the mountains, the county
is sure for the regular Democracy. Your
excellent paper delights the people in this
vicinity. There is no milk and water about
its denunciaticns of the boiling crew who
want to rule or ruin.
Please send ten copies to the addresses
upon the enclosed list. Yours, z.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

A PAINTING BY NAIL FOR THE FA1R.-Mr.
Charles Nahl, the well known artist, says the
Bulletin, has painted a beautiful picture,
which will be exhibited, together with
number of others by the same artist, at the
Fair in Marysvlle. The picture now speci
ally referred to, is large one, about 10 by
is feet, and represents six mounted Sandwich
Isanders-two males, and four females
riding on the ocean beach. The male figures
are portraits OF the present and late king of
the Hawaiian kingdom. The figures are life
size and excellently painted. Females in the
Sandwich Islands, sit upon their horses in
the same manner that men do, and have a
peculiar mode of wearing their drapery
which Is faithfully exhibited in the picture
A marked feature. and one which will at.
tract great attention at the Fair, is the paint
ing OF the horses, particularly the splendid
white charger id the centre of the piece.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

Col. F. L. HAroH.-This gentleman occu-
pies queer position upon the question of
the day. 1t will be recollected that when
the Douglas meeting took place in the Thea
ter, in this city, shortly after Senator Doug
las first speech arrived here, the Col. was
announced, in large capitals, as one of the
speakers. He was present, in an orchestra
seat, in the Theater, and would have spoken,
but made way for Suffers favorite son, Z.
Montgomery, Esq Now he is over on the
other side. Uncle Frank, it looks slippery
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

STocKroN.-The argus, yesterday, refer
ring to an outrageous affair in that city says:
Yesterday morning cowhiding affair
came off in the store of Bachman Il Bro, on
Main street. The circumstances are as fol.
lows: A little girl, years old sister of L.
NJ. Cutting, entered the store of Bachman
when one Of the clerks Of the establishment
placed his hand upon her in an insulting man
ner and held her until her cries caused him
to release her. She Immediately went to her
brother and informed him of the fact Cut
ting being justly indignant at the outrage,
took a COW hide and gave the wretch Sc
we're whipping for his outrageous conduct.
1t appears that the whipped scoundrel had
insulted several young girls lately. Gold
smidt, who has charge of BachMan's store,
but who was not present at the time, INNS
diately dismissed him from the establishment.
Public opinion lauds Cutting for his prompt
action in the matter, and would have sustain
ed him had he proceeded to more serious
injuries to the scoukdrel who was guilty of
inSnlts of such a nature.
We learn that his name is Terry.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

DIR. l.. j. CzaPkay.-We would direct the es-
peclaI attention Of iGvads to perusal of Dr. L. j.
C1apkays advertisement to be found in another col.
umn Of this paper, in order place the services of
learned ami experienced physician within their reach
so much ill has been nhicted on the human family
from the pernlcous and ignorant practices OF empr-
les, that it seems as if fulfilling bounden du-
ty to make known where relief can be obtained To
those unfortunate enough to suffer from the effects of
sexual or private diseases, their i'll treatment we
cheeriully commend DR.. J.. j. Czapkay as a man Of
rare scientific and medical requirements possessing
al tue requisites, from long experience and acknowl-
ejseu SAM Tor the successful practice OF his profess
sion. Having made sexual complaints an especial
study, ike the celebrated Ricord Paris he is ena
bed to guarantee permanent and speedy cure in all
cases Of private or chronic disease, whether the eff
fects of conagon, sef-abuse, loss of viriy and
in order that patients at distance may avail them
selves Of his advice free consultation by letter is omen
to them. The knowledge that we nave of the numer-
Gus cures he has effected, Of which of long
standing, leaus us to place much fath in Dr. IS eff.
cacy, and commend him to the confidence Of those in
i'll health DR.. Czapkay IS olhce is in Sacramento ST
below Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pacif, Mai
Steamship Oo'S once, san Francisco. jy2S-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

Nor CoYrRADIoTED.-Step A. Douglas
assertion, in his Chicago speech, that Pres-
dent Buchanan's hirelings were throwing him
off in Illinois, in order to secure an election
to the U. s. Senate Of a rampant ahOlitionist
has not as yet been denied by the toadying
Lecompton press The inference is that they
acquiesce and desire an abolitionit TO succeed
Senator Douglas
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
District Convention for the First Super.
visor District.

The Convention was organized by the cleo
ton OF Q. b. Fowler as Chairman, and C
N. GoTham as Secretary VIM. w. Presbury
OF Marysville, was dominated by accamaton
for Supervisor. VIM. Singer and George
stanton were nominated for justices of the
Peace of the city of Marysville, by acclama
eion. John Gordon, of Risers Ranch and
A. }. Zabriskie, were nominated for Justices
Of the Peace for Marysville Township, by ac
camation. VIM. b. Chapman and Danie1
OConnor were nominated for Constabes fol
the City of Marysville. VIM. Sharkey, E.
Owens and j. A. Murray were appointed a.
a District Committee for the ensuing year.
G. B. FOWLER, Pres't.
c. NJ. GoRHAM, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
THIRD ARTILLERY CAMP,
Near Fort Walla Walla, w. T.,

August I'd, 1858.
We have been here since the 25th ultimo
and are under orders to start for Snake Riv.
er, in the advance, on Saturday, the 7th inst
We spent ten days very pleasantly at Van
couver and four days at the Dalles. barring
the horrible dust and wind at the latter
port. Part of the march up to this point was
very disagreeable, but as we approach ed
Fort Walla Walla the country and climate
began to improve, and, saving a little heat
during the middle of the day. we suffered no
inconvenience.
Col. Wright goes in command of the expe.
ditiou. Staff: Owen, A. A. A. General
Kirkham, Quartermaster; Mullen, Topo-
graphical Engineer and Hammond, Medical
Staff
The command consists of four companies OF
Dragons (l90 men, under Major Grier six
companies third artillery 400 men) under
Captain Keyes, and two companies ninth in
flntry (ri1emen 90), under Captain Dent.
About $50 men, under Colonel Steptoe, re-
main at the post, with Wheeler as Subaltern.
Wyse command the battery, consisting of two
sixpounders and two howitzers (mountain)
post and depot is to be established at
the Pelouze crossing of Snake River, and a
field work thrown up. White has been ma
king gablous for the last week for the field
work, timber being scarce on Snake River.
1t is doubtful whether the Spokans will fight
or not. If they do not the campaign will be
fatiguing and harassing, as we will be
obliged to pursue them until the winter sets
in. Major Garnet, with four companies from
Simcoe, joins us in the field
A company is to be left at Snake River,
but it is not known which one it will be-
probably Maj Wyse's.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

STILL THEY CoME.-The s. F. Herald, of Fri
day, says The British ship Caribbean, and
the schooner Santiago arrived yesterday frem
Victoria, the former with upwards of two
hundred, and the latter with twenty-three
returned Frazerites Many of them contem-
plate returning to New Caledonia as soon as
the river falls sufficiently to allow them to
work the bars to advantage. 1t is perhaps
needless to add, that none of them have the
slightest idea when that time will come.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
TCoM.7

Mr. EDITOR Seeing nm account of
peach produced in a garden in Sonora, was
induced to measure and weigh few from an
orchard of $50 acres, belonging to my friend
Briggs The first, somewhat of fiat shape,
measured IL rs inches, and weighed IL "a
ounces; the second somewhat longe~, meas
nred IL 2 inches, and weighed l3 oun-
ces H.