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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
r. Parish of Orleans, CITY of New Orleans. :
BE remembered that this 18th March, 1889 before
the subscriber Justice of the city
said personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P
Janvier Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insunnce Com
pany OF New Orleans who being duly accordg
do depose and that the above and
correct transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day of March,
1859. c. NJ BRADFORD.
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board OF Trustees have resolved interest
six cent the outstanding certificates Of profits
and after the second Monday May redeem
and after that date the issues years 1857
they have further declared scrip dividend per
the net earned premiums of the year ending February
1889 which issued on and after the first
day Of June, 1852
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE Vice .President.9
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I No. 4474.

. L
Resolved That ordinance No. 1864 ordinance
for the sale Of the right Of establish railroads the city
Of New Orleans aud for other purposesp be same
hereby amended to read single track railroad commencing
on Eighth in lieu Of Toledano and aong the
part street thence along the West side Of Rampant in
lieu Of the East side of Rampant street the United
Barracks and after the words another single track rail
running insert the words alot the North side Espl4
maze street the East side of Rsmpnrt lieu
West side and along the East side Of Rampant street
to insert the words Through Magazine Eighth street.
10 lieu Of Toedana street, and through said Eighth
Its junc with Pryaha in lieu of " Camp
The e right Of for said contractor
aad city the expiration
said twenty valuation to be dis
interested persgns to be appon ed by said
ard the other BY the city and in the ea
appoied third party umpire shall be by
the District Courts the decision thereby had
thus amended that said ordinance and hereby
adopted.
IN [SignedI ALFRED KEARNY
President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April !, 1859.
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oOMPTRoLLER's OFFICE ,
City of New Orleans July 7, 1855. l.
n EsDtYED, That the Comptroller be, and
standing in the official Journal accordance
With the ninth section Of ordinance No. l4 approved
So the Council will hill city unless
contracted under authority Of as order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
lSignedl E. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved April %, 1859.
(Signsdl JOHN L LEWIS, Mayor.
The stteptioI city and OF the public Il
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
Il. THEARp,
jyl6h Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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FOUNDRY AND maCaIaE-sn.

NxACffIN
NKD GEORGE PATTERSON
" Successor to Mclean Patersen,) corner Of Delort
and New Levee streets.
The undersigned ia prepared to manufacture sTEAx
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds foJ
Steam Boats, Sugar Plantations Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
BRASS WORK of every description, Metallic Packing 10,
Steam Cylinders, Gnn Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having A steam
hammer for the purpose OF doing heavy work
He will keep on hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel
Flange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves sizes used
by steamboats,
He Agent the sale of John osborns Patent Fuel Say
Ing Crate Bar SO highly spoken Of by the Pcayune Printing
Once and others that have them in Of Bar,
be in under boiler lately put up in this
lishment.
He has also made arrangements for the sale
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
the establishment where large quantity second hand Boil
and Machinery may be found all times for sale
New Orleans June l. 1858. isi II
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{. ignsdl GERARD sTIrH, Mayer

Notice hereby given that sealed proposals the
contract will be received by EDNESDAY 18th of
June, 1859, at u o'clock NJ. 1890
| as SIT T. THEARD Comptroller
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INTERPRETATIONS for the contract for
~ paving with blocks Camp street. Canal to Gal

Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, 18th inst will
andlcae nj oiee at IL O'clock NJ the above
al ut 7, THEARD Comntroier
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

3, F5.s Il IL M GoMPrROLLER,s OFFICE, !
~ City Of New Orleans. April l6, 1850
mo. 4499.l
Rsop That the Comptroller hereby instructed
to sell to the highest bidder after Eve notice In the official
Journal all the bricks and used the erection
The Maeasne market, Fourth District.
tSignedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
[Signedf CHAS. H. WALDO,
aSl 455 President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved April IA, 1859.
lsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given, that SATURDAY 23i instant
will adjudicate ut Office, at 10 O'Clock, NJ, the above
contract.
al6 II T. THEARD, Comptroller
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dPTROLLER,s OFFICE
- 4 City of New Orleans, April l, 1859. !
{ No. ASA.
soired That the Comptroller be and he
to adndcate after twenty days notice the official Journal
the contract for paving with blocks Camp street from
Canal Caope streethe work to be done
ci6cations NE in the Surveyors Office adjudication
be subject to the approval rejection Of the ComMon
Council.
tSignedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl j, O. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
tsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 onstomhouse street nes

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 80 Cnsomhouse street, near
ll Royal sreetFor the Cure of Old Chronic Msrcuria
Syphitic and all Private Diseases without Mercury hnancs
from business exposure friends and
all
unparalleled which has attended Dr. James, prac
arkabe he has effected which
able by the most eminent physicians uses him in offering his
services the confidence of the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed Private" and which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per
manent namely Syphilis primary secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and Lons
hammaon Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases of the Skin
Dr. James would also call the attention especially those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves that
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
bily 1mpoency. The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth,
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dness Of
Vision, Loss Of Muscular Power Papitaton Of the Heart Dys
pepsia, Nervousness Irrablity Symptoms of Consumption
etc Mentally the fearful effects on the mind to b.
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Self Dsrust
Love e Solitude ridity of the evils produceS
All persons afflicted with of the above should
not fail TO call Dr. james and be ct restored to perfect
health let false decaey but apply
from the awful and dreadful consequences Of h
terrible mslady.
Weakness the organs immediately cured. vigor
restored.
Remember, 1.-THE Medical House is 50 Custom
house street.
Private and reserved. Hours Of attendance
from A. NJ to P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential
PSRecentceses donorhes cured twenty kours
prnopay. DIR. JAMES,
d. 1y 81 CuStomhpuse street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that on this twelfth day of January 1859
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos Soo President and
pany New Orleans who being duly sworn according
do depoe that the above and and
transcript from the Books of said Cutppany
THOMAS SLOO, President
JAS, EDWARDS, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before twelfth ay Of jam
airy, 1859. C. NJ BRADFORD - -
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Directors have resolved to nav an interest
Six per cent in cash. the outstanding Certificates Profits
after Monday 4h inst Also to declared dividend of Sixty
ing 3ls December 1885, which Certificates will be- issued
and after the Gath February next.
THOMAS SLOo. President ..-
JAMES d. DENEGRE Vice President.
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
James D. Denegre Ell. Hart,
A. D. Kelly, Jno. G. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, J. Fl. Staufer,
j. Y. do Egana, Fl. I. LonsdRle,
Henry Renshaw John @. Gaines
&c. Tremoulet Thos. Sloo. ja1S I'm:
STEiNWElN-10oc cases Henkell & Co.'s, for sale by
fs2, corner Grsyies and New fayes Sta
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FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS, CLAIMING THE
consideration OF all those conducting business either
large small scale in the city country:
AS perfectly reliable SFE when encountering fire.
from hundred a cost, anything but
true dispense with the of such article
conde that is liable eterioate becoming
liable when old.
The subscriber has constantly for SALE SAFES made in New
York ST. Louis and Boston, which originally but
also permanently This prepared
to those who visit address him by publications designed
for distributions and he neitI wishes
chase unless fully satisfied that their
them to do
indispensable those having occasion to keep
books papers, money jewery, etc. fire policy
owning 1T cks of merchandise and the foregoing brief auor
to precanlion of incalculabe importance will it hoped
duce the former class to appreciate the necessity
uiary wefare. ISAAC BRIDGE,
mis- I'm 81 Magazine s-eet.
ITALIAN CUESTNUTS-30 barrels fresa Iialsa
Chesinuts, sor sale by
K. F. COCHRAN L HALL
fel0 Is New Lsyee and II Fuiton,sts,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be 1t remembered that the Sh December 1855 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace parish
and State aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gsara
dent and A. Schneider Secretary of the Citizens
Company OF New Orleans who being duly
Ing law do depose and that the
and true and transcript from the books
pany.
o. GAILLARD, President,
A. ScHREIBER, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before day of Decem
Der, A. ID. 1858. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace.
The Board of Trustees have resolved
cent in cash the scrip issued by Company for
1851 to the holders thereof their legal on
and after the second Monday of February next.
The Board of Trustees have declared q dividend of
sixty cent. @ the earned premiums Of the Com
pany, for the year ending November &c. 1888 which
fcate will be issued 9th of February 1852
The Company continue to insure against the pers
rivers and loss damage re
Of premiums.
orrI0E-No. 3Carondeletstreet
O. GAILLARD, President,
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President.
A. scHREIBER. Secretary.
Geo W. West, R. p. Hunt,
James A. White MI Musson,
Douglas West Martin Gordon, Jr,
d. Jamison, Enma Augusn,
Antonio Costa, Cesare Olivier =
J. Leisy, ,,, D'que Bonligny,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
new ORLKANs, Feb. Is, 1859,

s NEW oRLxAss, Feb. Is, 1859.
70 ths HonnsAbls the Common Council
n "a Of the city Of New Orleans
WE. the undersigned, owners 0freat prop
w Treating The south east side OF Hagan Avenne
Serll7 petition the sheing OF said Avenue the
Bayou 81 John and Carondeet Canal to the
eaaa be Canal aud Banking Compsnys according spe-
e{&ssf5Sa5 ps he City surveyor,
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S,TEINWElN-l0o cases Henkell Il Co.'s, for ale by
~ S. WOLFF,
fell corner Grsvies and New reyee sts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
DIE D..
ALExANDER-Att the Red Sweet Springs, virs

ALEXANDRIA, the Red Sweet Springs NIgina on Sunday
Wadd. of the Fifth and Nineteenth
street Piesby erisn Church Of this city. ~ .
His funeral viii take place Princeton N j. this ednesdaS
afternoon ut 4 O'Clock.
CAMP-At Mamaroneck on Saturday July 80 J. r. Alaonso
and days
CROWEII-In this city, Monday, Aug l. Of marasmus
Margaret; daughter Of Mary and Paul Crowe aged year.
months ana 10 days.
daughter of Michael j. and CaihsIne Dynan, aged year.
months and days.
ERRINGTON-In Clifton, Staten Island, Tuesday Aug 2
Harriet Euingop, widow 0f the late George Errirgop,
formerly Of Great Yarmouth, England, in her 18TH year
FSH-on Monday evening, Avg l, Dr. Lyman Fish, aged
The relatives and friends Of the family and the members Of
Arcans Lodge No 2i6 Of AID M are respectfully invited
J. w McCuDe No. South Third sueet, Whhamsoursh, on
Wednesday, Aug 3, at O'Clock p m
FICK-ln this city, Monday Aug Of consumption, John
Epsol Fck, AGED 26 yesrs snd mouths
HAWES-On Tuesday evening Aug 2 Of short but severe
nDess James Solomon, only Of solomon and Elizabeth
Baw.s eyed years and 10 months The gifted die young
The friends relatives the family respectfully invited TO
the funeral from the residence Of his parents No zo
West Thirteenth street on Thursday morning at O'clock
The remains Will be tahen 10 Peeksk for nisrmsnt The
luuers viii be held y O'Clock this evening.
LYNCH-n this city, Monday Aug Clara Lavina young
child Of John and Teresa Lyncb aged and 2 days
PEAKE-At Yonk-rs, n y ON Monday, Aug III. Louise
daughter Henry and Louise Peske months and 10 days
PHHNlN-In Brooklyn, on Monday, Aug hssi Phunix,
sMITH-At the New.York Hotel, Monday, Aug. l, at
O'Clock M Isaac smith in the Sst year OF hi. age
wHlIEHEAD-lu this city, on Monday, Aug l. Mrs Hannah
Whitehe.d in the 18th year Of her age.
WILLOUGHBY-On Tuesday, Aug 9 Joseph Wiloushby, in
ihe 67th year OF his age
The aud Of The family respectfully iavi.ed
late residence, Nc. S5 Hudson at O'clock wiihou;
further invitation
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
m.-Lem-Rrnortea bx Teiegraph.

p,,, ,nr, yv, Aus 2-FLovx duh sass Of 900 oSh az
e q ,or ,up,rnne WHEAT oul aes OF SSo oesn NJ
a aO5 81 ss White, 81 S9dsi 81 Con dnA le'~, W.
so Wsl.Ky dull =, $d2c. , =. ~
Ru,,.Io sur So m-FLous hrnsr and sctvr ssies %
rS hn =, ~ 50 IS for Illinois, sSd IS . s toa
yySi.n. ARC Uao; SIS 7od So D tn double Extra -
-. .ns s,rp,r salrs of 600 bush amosr onio S
Sac ha,h sood White Keniucky, 70 arrive 81 -. " - ~
*. ,sr,rrc OF 1sht Co.'s sdsaIora soe ~
=. :, IA 40 hu.S lilinsss Csc oars sesSy
70 100 IA an Western ahost srd trvn store .; -,
- 10 hi. 4, "a Canal FSEIsHrs steady n 49,
~. yLpr iCco bu,h Wheat i6,eo bush CSfp tso '~s~A-
a.. csn.i ,PoRrs 900 bbls. Flour, 800 oash So.n-
O.xrco Arr z b D. u.-FLotk s.esdy Will So ,a--
..L rt,r,o, trad sacs LEGO bols st So rom nc"
s =, nom Rec Ohio and Indiana, and $oito " ni
W,,s,r sna Ca .iap. WHEAT better, Nith isr ueusna
-, a 100 bush good Nil ssukee Cub S Sc ~ ou'.
sx,eaTs Iominsly .sd fcu, etc ON oes,, os. ui
G., 30 S,wYotk receips Of Flour or ofain " Hs~'
C,x.t Fxpasrs: II so0 bush Corn. =. -, .;... ,,,
AtE,>, Aug p o. Flour very qnet ano Ii'e.,, a.o
.bsr1sd WHE,r dull and the ouly sales sPoed se
hnsSsi. ole White Csnsds 25 aud small SALE o. wsi'o
ccicr Kentucky billing. at shsu- above t2s
.y NON ae,iy. the part OF hoders ssies
Is go bushels Western Mixed ~ 75c ahos and small p~
Round iel 7sdsoc .. the close not more man o.. ~
b. realized Ors dull; sales about li'so ousnen - 20 ~.
C,n.da East, w,ish: etoic Canada "es Iukn' w. -
tor. weight. WHIsSy quiet At 2olc sAes lS oois
ORLF,Ns Aug L-CorTO> very dau 9aets'iohs nou'-
a. ne Er Mddpr; Of three days ~ bales re'~ps
the same tine $50 bales sssinu 80 oa's tor ,ne
,irne ls., year VI ous quit 81 II SrERLsG EhSH.s
l0aIGI0; Drafts NswYork sixty days T. cent dsooun'
and :, .'sL, q cent premium -, .s =. q A., oozs
q fc, .np,rsnr WHISKY 24c. Provisions generally nn-
changed IL price. but nothing doing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
Albany Live stock Market,
Reported tor THkN. Y. TsIsuxr.l

49,, WEST ALBANY, Aug |, 1853.
CArrLE-stc head received by railroad this wess-..n. Al.
last ~seko held oversize lsst week maknx the total, 40
.ss han as. week There is Improvement in The quality Of
beevs thls week IA we know sn se.oyeueut Ia
he New York hsTs.t Wdn-sdsy lat the holders are askinx
e advance live w-lsht The NewYora buyers of
the siet IN cor-~quence and Eastern buyers having
s-ocGc hen narhet taking many
th~y o6 s, week We guose prices this flow.: Su
PeIisr a'te hT quality 4lasc second quality 3. ai!c
thrd quality, StdJ.c interior. 2. d)c
Inc beeses beIe iais week TIE several States and
Csi ada. nccs:sd below TIE following numbers: Ken
tncEy sls New York, 7 Monizsn, l7 Canada 1906 Ohio
SO lsciaus, Go; Iowa. iU7; Illinois .s2 '
The cate distributed thToueh the @y.ral ward. hare a.
iollows Al More. S5j al Hunters, 7l5; Gaiys SO
ss@-Holek Martin II igut State sf each or ab9u.
Stc n, i've weight Crosby ss.on, state at SIS each
of ssy &c = s-ers estimate Budlonz IL Mchixan AZ
So e heed averaging Aut 20 10 Hazpe ls Gat Ken
iDcky Il a q bead. w.,at abo Ileo n A. Nc Whorsr IS
ss,e o. s52 .ach sy-rssI about 90 n Yort wexh. Rove
Penn. So superior K-a,uchyh be-. M In arkr. th, week
fSl = head delivered In N~ York about s75 IN the beef
"sIe - Ksnt1ciy, ayerssins Is7 n 81: p % NJ.
Acless u kentncky - - hundred averaging 2S5 M
a. Chenssi IS ker,Nay a. s61 weight 500 II. Moor
susan - fan keutuckJ az prcs bead equal 70 about c
%, hive w.isht- " Capp, Il ordinary State a. sssH
bes5, average hive Seishf l. 0s0 n
n AIerews :ook several Groves in al Amounting Z, 7s
y \. ave weight. ~
y 'cs.S re ssye, there wu :siep for the pnsh,o.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
OLD BEEr.
ILL Il
-Eet,- York Yards.- -Bkiy
Lam
Taw,.f. G.,ty's saYf. W.
Vt v bfEF.
Mex York Yud,. - -B'klya Yayds-


ToTAL OLD .sD NEw-Cy Prime, IS last mouth 60 tbi,
sst year Repsoked Msss 4d last month"; s total
last year 1851. Repacked Chicago Mess 1851; mouth
l6 80, ia. year 524 Rs.1sd Beef 2lJ last month 92
last year e. Refuse Mes Last MONTH ~; last year
49, Rsfus Prime, ~; sst year, Other Refuse l19 last
month %; lac; year 25s Terces Prime Meas. lOej last
month rs; last year $50. Country Hes. 2 last month
47s5 last year j Country Prime last month sIl I'M
inspected tee lest month i l. Jear, a. Uninpected bbs
2Os7; ss month seq; last year, IA To,als-,gA5 last
nson,h 355ss las, year $50
RICE quiet; ssles Of 5O a, s 25d 57I d 100
sEEDs-rne inquiry foF Clover ia limited sales OF spsl lots
sGy.c Tln)by Sd Is In limited demand 81 25Q f25O
e bush for rssp-d. Rough Flax Seed quiet 80 T. 50 ~
Calcutta LiDse.o le.s animated but steady par.
GELS Bo.;oD, snd 81 o. for delivery
SUGAks-rLs business il mOferate, and prices rr
Hard III hn.nz q; DC the sa-s $50 hhds
Cuba al 5ldtlc.
TEAs-yey s ha, been done the frs, suction sale Of he
tessoD announced for ,b- leth in,.
TALLoW-rhe market Is heavy; the demand ia moder;e
sales Of l2s0 u prime 3: l0ic
TIN-Pg red with 6rmness e. 81 cash. Straits.
aad G4 for Bsncs but buyers shy these
though nah 1s ru sore oommand money
Plates firm, but buyers indifferent about suppy.
ing themselves I'll the .e .m.n, slh,les and the market
be- NE. NOR s-t;ird by Legitimate demand
IObACCO-1hrre s general hrm.r feeling bu. lit
lie dong The I'll bales Havana 253lc IS
Se.c AZ ., lec and l5s bales Cuba private terms.
WBsKY-The ofrirs liberal and uls sket IL easier.
Gales % 40 bo.. a. 2sd2Slc.
WOOLTk- demand moderate without ir,por.sn. chan,e
IN prices sale % so bales California a. 27d52e. n0.
WHALEBONE IL arm a. the Improvement active.
i- s..-s q N week Il New Bedford comprise % 90 b, xI6
here t5 600 n. - -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.
sHIpwRrcxs ON TIE MEXICAN COAST.
A letter from Tsmpico, July 10, says:

A letter from Tsmpco, July IL, says:
Since the och ut., the weather has been very
esisterous tn, between this port and Tuspan
and some serious dsas have happeued to the
shipping. Tae British bark Robert, of Losdon, wac
dIiVeo shore near 1uspan, where she soon became
q total wreck, and five Of her crew were browne. i.
Seven Mexican vessels were lost about the same time.
The French brig Perorila is row OF this bar endeav-
oring TO &c; in the river, having bssome almost a
wreck in the late gale. Several osnse have recently
beer upset in the nver, and several Passengers and
oarsmen drowbed.
THE wINtN's STEAMER.
This vessel made another experimental trip down the
Bay on Saturday last with the happlet results Every
Gip yet made has been in pursuance of plan laid
tosn the beginning, hooking to the accnrse ascer
tapmeut Of all the points involved in the novel prac
Pies in course Of development, Nth view to arriving,
not merely satisfactory results but at the very beat
results sttsosbe under any possible state OF circum
stances Tae form OF the vessels tho pitch OF screw,
the number Of the blades their size and proportions,
the spphcs'oo Of steam the quantity OF fuel ne num-
ber o revolutions, have been all in their turn, expert
pnentsd On; sometimes giving more favorable results,
cne,imes merely in iicsng the direction 10 which inn
pfovement wac 10 be looked for. Ii one OF these
sxPeIin ens, tn change in the pitch OF the screw
ana pcAing 10 The consumption of fuel whicn was
tired on Saturday the vessel proceeded to Annapolis,
and ying for saort time of the Naval School The
results 10 every respect ennenty satisfactory A
sIuo'm speed ct fifteen miles hour, carefully timed
~ the bnoys was attained with thry.sir revelations
Per minute, the boilers working TO about one third
Of Their ,spaey AMI being even 10 the inc xpen in
these matters, apparent that they were playing with
TIER woik. AZ the experiment was mainly directed 70
Tie question Of fuel, under certain circumstances no
effort ~as made looking TO speed alone, but quite
enough was done to remove all doobt to tue ultimse
10 triumphant success Of the pnncples involved IN
she propeller and the power required 70 attain TIE
speed IN this Few form Of nav al architecture.
ne iesaits In sea way are yet, OF course, TO be
s'e' Pslnpore American, Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

S,cc,sATIsG THE CHILDREN oF THE PUBLIC
r. oors.-At q meeting Of the Board Of Education
,t evening the Special Committee o'I the communi-
.scn Of the Mayor relative to vsc' nation, reported
1. favor Of recommending the BGard Of Health to
-,,ie ample provision for grstu .tous vaccination
,orizing the Superintendent Of the Public Schools
'ssue circulars TO teachers, directing atteruon 10
~ subject, and requesting tae Law Committee 70
p,scare the passage of 'Iill by the Legisistsre
empowering the Board Of ealth, or some other com
ps.sn. body 10 provide for gratuitous vaccinations
slse, that TO children f,e admitted to the Paoi'c
Schools unless vaeeinate d. The report sad reseiu-
t;ons vere adopted