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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

On Thursday evening lecture will be delivered
before the Columbian Phomahean Union by the
Rev. Wm s. Bach. Subject " Eastern Travel
Mr.. Baich was for many years pastor Of the Third
Uniyersalist Church. Bleecker street. Having made
an interesting tour through different portions of the
Old World, he will be able TO speak experimentay to
his audience this occasion. We understand that
the Society now in the twelfth year of Is organization,
extended special invitation TO Mr. b. TO deliver this
lecture.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

The Heath Commissioners q; their meeting yester.
iay directed the Clerk 10 write note Immediately to
Commodore Kearney, informing him that the United
State. steamer Susquehanna had been free to come up
since Saturday asst She the only vessel reported
at Quarantine and j, was supposed that the Com no
dore had not understood ths, the action of the Board
on Saturday, included the case Of the Sasquehanna
Siesr. aqd Oliver appeared before the Board to
complain again OF bill rendered them by the Quarsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Messrs Shute being the lowest bidders for the entire
work. the contract was awarded to them at $50.
The Commissioners have yet under consideration the
erection Of four residences tor the Health Officers and
physicians belonging the institution, residence Tor
six barge men. barge.house and wash-house; also
the suffice, Of filing in between the old wash-house
dock and the barge-house dock, which would make an
acre of land Plans for these Improvements have been
submitted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

The Sunday evening services in the Cooper Institute
were inaugura,ed on Sunday evening last with COM
plete success. Three thousand people were present
The Kew. Mr.. Cuyler preached on :" The Mount Of
Temptation Matt iv., s., and the discourse was
largely addressed to young He will continue to
preach or Sabbath evenings through the Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
.NEUrJERSEY ITEMS.

CoNNo> CoUscIL.-Last evening the Ccmmos
Council decided to bnili station house, = Commos
Council chamber and temporary City Hall on Tenn
perance alley and Gregory street.-the lots to cost
sll 500. Vacancies for Judges of Election were filed.
and George T.. Gutter elected Collector of Arrears
of Taxes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Coon THIsG.-We find at Goulis stationary es-
tablishmeu;, No. l5s Nassau street, new invention
in the wsy Of pencil 1t is an ordinary desk pencil
in appearance; out the lead runs only two-thirds
through the other third being flled with q square
piece Of India rubber; thus nsurng an eraser which
will AWAY. be on hand with the marker
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY or MUsrc.-The season OF Mr. Maretzek
closed with his benefthe day and night performance
The house good al the latter In addition to the
opera were superfne dancing, pantoniming, and
extra singing. A comic duet BY Signor Gasser and
his WIFE was received with fervid double encore-in
other words. they sang it three times in succession
A new basso, Sgnor Mani played the part of Silva in
Errani. Hc has good voice, and certain merits
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

NEw AMERICAN CoarDY.-A five-act comedy. en-
titled Wheat and Chat. will soon be acted at Wal
lacks Theater. The author l. understood TO be DR..
Wainwright, OF the late Bishop Wainwright, OF
the diocese Of New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

~. a, a -, - = .
.urh :, - St-'.n. - en'rcn,h Nss Wn. n Jensns.
Nnr',su,e W.a Era bssd~in Four-h Ward y Litsie
FoL, A'L'H " Hd
Inc Convention then adjourned until Friay after-
,, =, o.o,ock
The CONFERENCE COMMITTEES % both parties met al
the Shstespasrp Hotel last night and the Indications
=,
appesr 10 he thar union on tahedNes VII b. recon-
-. ,.3 e.. sg,,,;o, bx the ropxcr,;on.
WcNne" i"' ""'F'''" =! 80
NoNlN ,rioN-The Republicans ~ the With DE-
= ~, n. h.. s;,os ,.s.s,a, a..
ASFupl III tha' blS'tN'' i'' "" ~ ''0
nomination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

ALLEGED LIBEL.-Jeremiah A. CoughEn an en-
graver arrested yesterday, by Officer Read, on
charge of libel preferred by Appleton Oaksuith oi
No. Al Stuyvesant street. The alleged Ibelons mat
ter was contained in a communication published IN
TIE Erering Post few days ago. The accused was
held in the sum of 500 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

ANOTHER GAMBLING EsTABLIsHMEsT.-Charies
Diamond keeper of a saloon at the corner OF west
Broadway and Duane street, was arrested yesterday
by Officer Bennett, on charge Of winning s2oo oy
the game of Faro" from Mr.. VIM. lngersol. JUS
tee Welsh held the accused TO bail in the sum OF sc
TO answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

ASoTHrR CASE OF SrDucIIoy, ARREST AND MAR
RIAoE.--Mr. George Creation, of No. 3i West Thir-
tieth rect, was yesterday brought before Justice
Welsh on charge of having effected the seduction Of
Elizabeth Phean, of No. 29S West Tbirty-second
street. under promise of marriage. After an intmaiion
to Mr. G.. of the consequences of his fast courtshp he
wisely resolved TO make Elizabeth Mrs Creation, as
the easiest way of settling accounts wbereupon justice
Welsh oficisted in performing the nuptial ceremony
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
fAdv-rtisemen.-I
BRADY's GALLERIES.

FHOTOGRAPHS,
ASssorYrEs AID DsCCEREEorr,ss
Nos 80 and 05 Broadway New York and No Jl PeansyI
vaniA sv., Wsshngton ID. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

"OLD DE-. STEPHEN II. Burns I'M
tonian, of Loudoun, Va, has been 'aAen III =! 'H'
humbug, and now says:
Pass him around, afew months ago We Lec.eu
an advertisement from some one ID Ne"''"'A ''!u'e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
PUBLIC MEETINGS
BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The regular weekly meeting was held yesterday af-
ternoon al the Rotunda in the Park, the President
WAsHINGToN SMITH, in the chair. The usual requsi-
tons were read, and passed. In the requstion from
Bellevue Hospital an item for one dozen cham
pagne gasses" " which Mr. ASDERSOs moved should DO
stricken out he stated that it was charged by the
public and justly that Bellevue Hospital was one I'M
MIR. w. II. PrxKsEY advocated the demand for
glasses, he liked glass of champagne as well as
anybody. On motion of Mr. ASDERsoS the glasses
were striken out.
The Warden of the Penitentiary reported that two
prisoners Tomas Mccoy, committed June 49, 1898,
for 6 months, and james Quinn, committed june y
1853 for months made their escape from the Island
on the evening of the eth inst
On motion of Mr.. B. +. PINCKNET, the subject was
referred to the Committee on Penitenary with direc,
tions to report on this and similar escapes that had
happened during the past Summer.
K. G.. Brown, Foreman of Manhattan Engine No.
T. sent communication to the Board, stating that
Hope Hose Company Of Philadeldhla, with their steam
engine would arrive in the city on the 18TH lust, and
asking permission 10 visit the Institutions on BLACK
wells Island. A Special Committee, consisting of
Messrs. B. +. Pickney, McEroy and Gunther, were
appointed TO entertain the visiting fremen, and $50
was appropriated for EXPENSES
A communication received from Richard Bus
teed, Counsel to the Corporation stating that IN
regard to the amount Of 81 800 awarded to Dr W. l.
G. Morton on the lith of September 1898 that the
Board had authority TO pay Dr. NJ II ne had patent
for the use and control of sulphurc ether as an anes
thetic agent and if the Governors OF the Alms-House
had used it they had done so without ms consent bur
that the Board had authority TO make any presents
or donations The communication was laid on tue
table and ordered to be printed
A resolution offered by MIR. GUNNER and
passed to the effect that all ducks and poultry belong
ing to the Wardens and employees in the Institutions
and kept at the expense OF the city, shoad De removed
before the lst of November next.
The following is the weekly statement
Number remaining Oct :, 1853
Admitted
80,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
fAdvertisement
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FITS. FITS. FITs.-Dr. HART's VEGETABLE
EXTRACT il III. on " remedy that will permanently Epi
epsy Single packages. IS four packages. to Inc.o,e IN
e.ter % {. v CLLcxENLk Co. Asent,, NO. y Dey-st n u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
fAdvrrisement.
THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Invented

Gro sACsDERs A. d. ls6.-This the genuine article ha'
been eauad for PRODUCING the keene. posbs edge 70
Can b. obtained Of the subscriber. and sole An'sf
ers j.. L >. sAuADEzs No. As.or Houe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

CHARGE 0F GRAND LARcENr.-Two girls named
Kate and Ann Muheu arrested yesterday suspicion
II having stolen suudry articles valued AZ $50 the property oi
Mr Robsr- L. W. No. SS Broadway. Justice Welsh com
ui:ted them f1r eXamir riou.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Lola Montez viii give her notable lecture on Rome,
a Hope Chapel this evening, the proceeds of which
will 20 toward the rebuilding Of the Free Church,
presided over by the Rev. Ralph hoyt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

A REoKLTss JEHU.-Yester1ay afternoon fellow
named James Gray, driver of horse and cart, was
arrested By Officer Duncan of the Fifteenth Precinct
Police on the corner of Eighteenth street and Fourth
avenue charged with running over child and COM
mittipg other outraces of a similar character 1t Is
alleged that Gray while driving in reckless manner
run over a child in the vicinity of Washington Mar
ket but instead of stopping to ascertain the result OF
the childs injuries lie drove off in rapid manner and
erdeavored to escape. In Warren street the fellow
came in collision with carriage containing Officer
Cook. Of the Ninth Precinct and his family who had
Just arrived from the country, and nearly upset the ve-
hicle. Officer Cook eaped from the vehicle and pur-
sued Gray to the corner OF Nandam and Hudson
streets where he got upon the tail end of the cart but
was driven therefrom with cart rung in the hands Of
the accused. Several other officers then took up the
chase, but upon nearing Gray were driven of by
rollers which he hurled at the n. Officer Duncan
finally captured Gray Of Eighteenth street aud
Fourth avenue and conveyed him before Justice Kelly
who locked lin up for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

ASSEMBLY NOMI>ArIoN. A. French WAS
nominated by the Democracy OF she lid District last
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Rrgr. THE RANGER: Or, THr REBEL Spy OF


THr Wrsoosxt tale Of the Green Mountain Boys Of rs
the title o the and splendid story which George Albany has
Just written for The feu. York MweEyy IL vii. b. com.
mencsd in the uumbes Tor Oct s. which Il ready a. all
depo,..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
fAtvertisemen..
ABUNDANT BEARD AND WHI>kERs.-DO you

Possess heu ader Yet that little child four years old at
Bsrnums Museum the Infant Esag xlnates copous in both
embellishments DR.. Valentine Thiodon. Theatre Of Ars
THIS AFTERNOON AID EVENING, besides, ~ Barlum's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

FRF.-The boot and shoe store of Mr.. Pejes, in
Hudson City was damaged by fire on Monday to tho
extent OF $500. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

SEDUCTION, ARREST AND M,RRIAGE.-Mary kac-
chald OF No. % Attorney street, German girl, yes
terdsy caused the arrest of Charles Hut young
countryman OF hers on charge of having seduced her
about a month ago, under promise of marriage. On
being taken before the Mayor, he concluded that
taking Mary into partnership would be preferable to
going to the Toinbs, with prospect OF few years
in Sing Sing; and accordingly permitted his Honor to
tie the knot which he did, to the satisfaction of the
Injured fair one.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

ITALIAN OPERA.-Maiame Cora de Wilhorst has
arrived in the city, end will shortly appear in Italian
opera.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

himself Old d.. stephen II. Burps. who professes to
cure G. assumption. We supposed il to b. genuine,
and inserted il for several weeks but when We sent
our t on for collection Old Dr. stephen IA. Burns
could be found. Several Of our citizens in this
county have sent money 10 this Old Doctor for med
icines bit have never received his consumption pana-
cea- This Old Dr. Burns is one o; the many hum
bugs in Ncwlork who are advertising in distant pa
pers tor the purpose OF hcng money from the pock-
cts of the crcdulous and caution the public against
him. Southern papers have been too much imposed
upon by such concerns, and We ought 10 adopt rule
not 70 insert any advertisement from Phiiadelphia or
New-fork unless zen. BY reliable agent. Such will
be the course We shall pursue in future. We hope
our cotemporaries vii, notice this humbug.
REcEITss DRIyISG.-An elderly man named David
Leonard rden; q Staten Island ~hc crossirs sadNay
by oaued by Charles Bsct who allowing ms SON
i',e boy % drive furious SerreH' Joh1, who Wa
in The u-shborhooi srestei Back sn conded am before
Justice Nesh. where M DAVID N,hnoi ASi otner 'i'N,u,
lade sihda'i setting forth the cay paoe re. 80
BY the accused IL the mater Back eNpred h' TrsT-t a.
occurrence, promised % AXE the injured MAJ. VINO o
hi. hou.s procure medical aid and take st care 81 nm nn
uaguer suspended Sergeant Johns tepu'et 20 see
ha; The promises of Back sre carried out
A NYw AND DAsGERor> CoUNrERFEIr.--The
couuteens gentry have seems sot possession OF an en-
srayers conceutc ahe and can now max IS so9s nos .
anybody They have just put out ten on the MetrePoas
Bsnk Of Newiors which puzzles people very nv, ~
soe which have beer done cnsrsyer' lathe Tne
center Of this bill like that Of genuine one ON The Perrin
Bank Of this cy Al Indian mounted horse. IN the
at Of of speara. Buffalo Look OF. for such tens ou the
Metropolitan Bank. Rochester On'u.
INQUEsTs BY TIE CORoNER.-Coroner mus neM
inques. Tuesday Bellevue Hspial the body o
P.irick Lacy Hborns who died nom injuries rece'si
on "Wednesday as by falling down hght Of stairs 8; No "a
Seventh ascnHe
The same Coroner held an inquest At Bellevue Hos
the body Of Alice Stuiy child seven year OF age
who died burns received The ah inst At No 81 Eighth
street her clothes having sen re while .ayus WITH some
burning paper verdict OF accidental death rer ierci IL
esch case.
CHARGE 0r GRIND LARcENY. Two girls, named
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

NEw-YoRK JUVENILE AsYLUs.-Aexsnder C.
Pearcey, Superintendent, will leave on Monday Octo-
Der H. for the West, with company of so children,
80 boys ard 20 girls from this institution, which has
already placed GOO children in good homes in the
West There still remaining % children at the
House of Reception, No. % West Thirteenth street,
and about 100 at the upper asylum situated at Fort
Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

PAssIsG FALSE ToKfSs.-Yes.erday morning two
men named Daniel Rittner and John Vermillia, were
arrested by Sergeant Van Orden charged with issuing
a token OF the denomination of 80 on an institution
purporting to be "The Waubeek Bank" Of 'De Soto,P
Nebraska" The accused, it appears, went into the
boarding and lodging house Of Sarah Spencer No. 25S
Elizabeth street, few afternoons since, and called for
FIVE bottles Of wine lchampagnel, which they opened
and had passed around to the inmates. Vermillia, it
il alleged informed the landlady that he had just come
from California on business that he the proprietor
of hotel there and oftentmes in the receipt of
500 per day. lie was intending to return to California
Upon leaving the place the parties pulled out large
package. Of bills, headed The Waubeek Bank, -
and paid Mrs. Spencer sl5.fo: The wine. They ssid
the bills were perfectly good but subsequently Mrs.
Spencer, upon attempting to pass one Of the tokens
ascertaned that ,here such bank in existence
She forthwith made complaint before Justice Kelly at
the Jefferson Market Police Court, and a warrant was
issued and the parties arrested. The magistrate com
mitted the accused for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

PRoPos,Gs FOR QrAR,STISE srRrcruREs.-The
Msvor and ore Of the Commissioners of Emigration
opened bid, yesteriay morning FOR the rebuilding of
tie Quarantine wall the erection of store and store
houses. gate keepers lodge and Offices. The pro-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

tine Li,h,ersge Company, being 80 for bringing up
about % bales Of skins while the work represented
to be worth only s7. The charge was for ghtsrsge.
storage and labor The person present to represent
the Lishtcrage Company claimed tha the storage
for the time the goods On the barge. 1t wa.
shown that the skins brought direct to the city
and had no; been on the barge longer than the time
they were coming to the city, and further, that the
labor item unjust charge, for II was pan and
portion Of the lighterage contract. The Mayor re-
marked tina, this Board hadnothng 70 do with matters
Of charging. II the Lighter,ye Company had charged
the complararts too much, there was no reason why
they should pay tie bill. and since the matter hal
come before him. be would decide against the lighter
mcr-that they should render bill in accordance
with the prices adopted IN the Spring, there being
twice the amount a. allowed by the Chamber Of Com
mesce The complainants LEFT apparently satisfied
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

INsrYsr.-Coroner Smell held an inques, Yesterday
on the body Of child Of Georse Rken,n he
Whers ard Loriuier streets Eastern District verdict ~
Death by Couyul.ions' was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Nt>rMiNSTtR PRE>BNrERi,x CHURCH. - This
WI enter their CALfch o. First ps-
ara i'' street OF Sunday AZ the morning
,asi Sundsy = 80 g. bed "a furnish n Tae Rev
: C6rpsn inter /, the pastor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

NonrN,rro>.-The Republicans OF the With DE-
;rct on Mor lay evening nominated Daniel Asner for
Assembly in hs; District. He hiss since declined the
nomination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

FATAL FALL.-Patrick Haskins employed on Q
vessel he foot Of Adams street ira into the hold Mouasy
and died om the esec of the injuries Yesterday
the City Hospital lii. family reside the corn-f of Myrtls
avenue and NAsy srert.
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Synod Of Wtes1ing-O. s. PresByteriGn..-
The Washington papers come to us containing
the proceedings of this body, which closed its
session at that place, on Friday of last week.
Very exciting topics of personal nature were
before the Synod and the proceedings were
characterized by harmony and good feeling.
Even handed justice was meeted out to, they va.
riOus litigants. The Committee on Bills and
overtures made a report, exhorting ministers
and elders to renewed diligence in the perfor-
nance of their duties, and recommending the
observance of a day of fasting, humiliation and
prayer. After some discussion the first Friday
of December was fixed upon as the day to be
thus observed, and the report Of the Committee
was adopted.
On motion thethanks of theiSyuod were ten
dered to the managers ofthe Hempfield Railroad
Company for their kindness in furnishing the
members tickets at hal. price.
o.
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Cutting Doom IezsgrupA I'O7es-A gentle
man near Glencoe short distance west of Bell
aire, who seems averse to the fast spirit Of
the age, mas been cxhibiting-his opposition by
cutting down the poles of the Telegraph recently
erected along the line of the Central Ohio Rail.
road. He was, on Thursday last taken before
magistrate, who, after hearing the testimony,
and considering the law in The case, recognised
him in bond of five hundred dollars, to keep
the peace and refrain from indulging his anti.
Geographic propensities
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COMMEMORATE.

3 ~ DAILY lNTELIIGBNoERl oFFIoE,
WHEELING, Oct 2s, 1883.
5,5U i.,EzIi 80 - 80 3S'ESO
MHRAT-Dull, at goal 10.
Coax has slightly declined The Quiet
Cork MEAL Go.
Oats 30.
B4RLEY-Good prime has fallen to G5a70
5oTAToEs-I5 toss and co. goSd demand,
eRoVtsIoSsShoulders q; HAMS [pain) 1Os<; canvass
cd 44S sugar cured, 119i3 Lard In bbls., iCc in kegs
Market is firm. ~
GEoeERLEs change; Rio Coffee r2@12X. N O. Sugar,
House Docs Syrup CSC. Cheese, Sc.
WHIsKY-Drooping at 25c for rectifed. -ssle
SoAP- AND CANDLES-AfdaIgtdctttTe PrEces-sumn1er
TalloW Crndles 13c. Rosn Soap 5 Bheuaical SOAP 7c
These are the prices by the box though discount
made TO wholesale purchasers To- y
GERMAN SOAR AZ
OLE4N-71f.
No. I pALN-51. -
FAMILY-411S e = -
LARD OIL No. 1-S5.r
do do. No. 2--16to so as per a uaiity
sE4RcH-Co luinbus Pearl Starch, Go including box
quality. -7S9-
Common to Extra, 6S@G5c per Dbl. - 90
CEMENT continues In prices and with
ed demandiat 81 0pef bbI ~ .SsSf :
LRAIHER Leather % to 25c; Harness do 26to 27-
Upper Leather 5000 to $85 60 per doc.
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THE INTELLIG ENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %, '58.

Largest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.