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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

CAMPHEsE ACcIDEsT.-LYt evening, G 81 o'eiocss
young girl named Mssgsrst William, rssidiss y
No. 3lI East Fifth ,tress, was horribly burned n &C.
sequenos of her clothes taking hve. AesSs'" vs'
about kir ding fire in the crate, ana tos ~
Of making il born more rapidly sssszsssd ths nassss
with c.upasrs. As soon "a .bs sppas1 U. :ases
the a,d instantly igsed, and blazing - - hrs -
her clothes. The poor girl rsn screaming de~a Stain.
and sto the street where the flames were sxtaguses1
by citiz..-nUs, however, before she Wa horribly
buoed sbest the body and face. Has sjuriss sse =
40 severe nature that sil Be npssih,s fes her y
recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
Later from Utah.

LEAIENWORTH, Wednesday, Feb. =, Io'J
The Utsh uai cf the 18th alt. has arrived, but the
news II barren OF interest.
The District Court expected to adjourn sine die
on the 18th.
Superintendent FoTney was soon 10 leave Tor the
rortb to hold col ference with the Chief of the utes
Indians.
Many persons were leaving Salt Lake City for Pike
Peak.
A memorial 10 Congress askug admission into the
Union under TIE Old State Of Deseret Constitution,
was under confederation in the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

WASHISGTON, 1hursday, feo. ~. icV''.
No. 63. Dickerson 7. MorehoGse vs. W N. n,
Phelps.-Argumeut continued for the appeNee, aud
concluded for the appellant.
Nc. 81. Pblo Chamberlsin et a., claimants of the
propeller Osdensburg, ys. Eber II. Ward ct a., sur.
vivOrs of Samuel Ward and No. 80, Eber u. Ward 81
el, survivors Of San mel ard Philo Chamberlain
q al, ttc.-Argumert mmeaeei for Ebelants.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

We learn that certain s.stsneaks With respect -
cbspges in the course Of study in Brown usivsr;ty.
which appeared in our columns some time aeo, we're
not altogether correct. No essential changes haSA
bsen made in the sy EN- Of st0des inrotuost pssvoos
to the retirement Of President waysnds The ony na-
por,s,t rnoystos upon tlst system hsiaa that the
dssIes Il A. II. is longer graz ts< iuusais.ey o.
the eamPsli04 Of 10 o,cisssy esrisd u tear yssss
tssieGacc y. tlc Uc.vsuay.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ..kLBASY. Fob. 10, 1872.
NJ AhFS introduced bill 70 authorize the AttOr-
ney General TO institute suit 10 determine the title 10
the Washir ton Market ground as to dispose Of ths
sane, and TO appropriate the proceeds TO the Canal
EnlaIgem
debate ensued on the question of reference, az the
close Of which the bill laid the table to await
the report Of the Special Committee the same cub
ject.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
ToIeaurs County Treasurers 10 file reports in the
County Clerk Office OF all inan. trust funds 10 ther
babds
Mr.. SPINOLA gave notice Of a bill to prevent the
erection os builtngs for Quarantine purposes on Long
leland or Coney Island.
TIE bin relative 70 toe public heslth Of New. York,
creating Board Of Health and putting the city in
spec,on into the hands OK medical officers, was re-
ported fsyorsby.
a bill Vas reported rom the Railroad Committee to
authorize the Boston and Troy Railroad to erect
Ieisht depots, AID lay track in the city OF Troy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

were unanimously adopted by the Republican Gen.
trail Committee Of this city at their meeting on
Wednesday night
"ub,,eo, law was passed April 1854 by which the cor
nor. authorities Of cities prohibited from permitting r
osd TO be constructed in their streets without the consent oil
Insiority of propeIty-o~neIs on the route ana
The Corporation Of the City OF NewYoIk he's been
bv Charters OF 1888 and lb1I from o
posnq of the and other ftanchses except io ho
period snd public auctioni and I'll.
EIe-eas Various applications are now before the Les
the OF RAILROADS 10 tue Streets anu
avenues Of the city, 1t 10 hereby -, ,.. /.
Rertd That opuon OF this Committee, II an M
i6ab exercise legislative authority 70 grant to any aao
sstioo Of without competition, the exclusive IR
10 y dow rails Of the Thoroughbred OF thiscy thst
IT'S 10 BE- deIy from granting them should insure 70 tDe
,nd net 20 any ssoon Of persons who by means OF politics.
or indirect iUiiuence may obtain egislative grant -
R,,or,d That the opinion OF this Committee sch grants
,honId he On ma TO the hshss. bidders III
Tho ferry disposed o uuder the Cnarte
Resore5 That repfobste and ell legislative grants OF
r fcbs for benefit Of individuals or private coI2o
stiop, as oIsus,ng in selfish motives promoted by lobby
Influence the direct tendency of whlch 10 10 ssuce no h1
.,ts OF the the ayarce OF the lew ano 10 create
nopcy which viii eventually influence all local oy
ar ussus msy eye and the'eoT uust MS SfGseny
tue Governor scDg the spirit OF ais Message 70 he Lesa
ture will eiue his sanction 70 ali suoh legislation
1t is well that the official representatives OF the
Republican party in this city should thus declare
themselves sgspst the proposed improper use OF
tie legislative power The opinions they express
are so reasonable aud well grounded that we can
not doubt that they VIII have their full weight with
the Lesslsture. Give us the railroads, but do not
let them be made the means Of enormously enrich
inc few favored individuals at the public expense
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
virginia Wing state Convention

R.cBHoaD, Va, THURSDAY, Feb. TO- iSS':
The Wig State Convention me IN This ciiy th'
morning and was very largey attended.
Mr Ballard Preston choseu Pfe<fent.
The Committee on Nominations reported tor tower
nor Nm l.. Goggin OF Bedford Ihe anhoaneeineS
was loucly cheeIei, and the report adapted
The remaining nominations I'll be usde to- norrv1
TIE Conv.ution waA composed Of highly respectable
men and great euthusiam prevailed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
Races OH tIic Ice. &c.

OGDEssBUROH, Thursday, Feb. l0-9:IO p. M.
Several took place on the ice heIe to-day. AZ
the crowd were rett ming home ten teams broke
through and several horses were lost. team just
coue over picked up four men nearly frozen. Some
Of the teams have not been heard from.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
Weather Reports.

W,ssiNc croN-Cissr; Mad n. ". Il. tpoc.tsf i
WI MAC ros-C tcutJ; cold
snAss.n-Ceu; ~iaa \. W; sssra-mss-r g.
ArcVsT Clesr, cci1
N.cos Ga -Cies-; c1lt-
No.rGoAEEH Aa.-NlesE, esll
Iy,cpErEe-C c. AZ tae'ulOest.s 3t'.
BsIstoI Tecr--Cio.tJ tseczos- es-s <'S.
NHxILssG-CicUsy eo,A
C.ACnNATt-C,-y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
To the Associated Pre,s.
'"' "'''''-,1 W.,u,xc,ov Tbursd,v Feb. 10. 1859.

WAsHINGTOY, Thursday, Feb. IU, ISJ'.
letter from Paris from prominent source, states
on information from Madrid that i. is no. probable
that Mr. Preston will be received as United S;ates
Minister but if he should be- that the first ntmation
from him. relative to the purchase of Cuba woni be
deemed a sufficient ground for giving him his pass
ports. Our Government, however, is not III receipt
Of any official information nom SpIaio on thai
tubject.
ii il stated in well-inforned circles that the rem
etaIlment by Miramon of Zuoaga to the Presidency
in Mexico was at the instance Of France and England,
who have an especial interest in his Administration III
connection with debts due to those Governments.
The effect Of the vote in the House to-day aylns
tbo Nebraska contested election on the table IL
TO continue Judge Ferguson in his seat as Delegate
from that Territory .-..... .,
The impression prevails that the proPoslton 70
nsoe money AZ the command of the President TO nego
rate for the acquisition Of Cuba will pass the Senate
but will be defeated by large majority in the House
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

;.ct Now. or the contrary, it is probably toward
~. ss;o,oos Of the IlDeal successor of that mon
arch that tie fugitive ThOm,' has turoed bis erum
oouutenarce in search Of liberty to live in accord
anca with the principles of his llustroas name SAKE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
From Albany.

ALBtsT ThnTsfay Ftu TO, ~.
TIE Committee or the Lobby Investigator me, to-
dsy but owing 10 the absence Of one OF the meosfs
nothing was dOIe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
NOn.ArriVal of the Indian.

PoRTLsSD Ne, Feb. lo-l2 P. m.
Tte-e Is YET 20 appearance of ihs st.smhip Inds,.
fully cue, with Liverpool advises Ct the s6th Inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
Departure Of the Arabia.

BOsTON, Ihlrsdayl Fed TO, IoJ7'
TIE Royal Mail steamship Arabia, for Liverpool,
Wis Halifax, has gore 10 sea. She is supposed to
have sailed at sboot p. yesterday, during the
thick fog.
The Winthrop House was sold at auction today for
slC6 JO0 subject TO g mortgage Of = ,OJJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
Pacific Railroad Convention.

MINPHIs, Thursday, Feb. 2, Is5g
The Pacific Railroad Convention adjourned last
hight haviog adopted report to the effect that the
most practicable route to connect the eastern AMI
western sections OF the ULion is from Memphis, via
Little Rock, Fpton ard III Paso to San Diego.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
The Southern Pacific Railroad.
NEw.ORLEANs. Wednesisy. FEB. 9,

NEwVRtEANs, Wednesfsy, FeD = I6JJ'
President rowlkes has &rii;cc4 :::3m a.@...:si,
Texas, and deposited the stockholders loan in bsuk
there He addresses the public tomorrow night. He
reports deficit of 100000 in the accounts OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
NossArriyaI of the America:

HiLUaX, Tturfdsy, Ftb. IV-I1 p. m
Ttsre ere nc sgts OF the Royal NAL steamship
America, now sbou. due, with Hrtrpool dates Of the
29rb u.. The weather has been clocdy aud quite
thick outside, bu. is now clearing. Wind NV. and
light.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
Fatal Accident.

NRw,RH, y. j., THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1889.
Andrew Stewart Of Suspension Bridge, n. L., while
at tic Passaio Niue this morning, fell down the main
sbaft and was instantly killed. 500 in gold was found
on his person.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

ten or twelve years have beer those of semibostiy.
England and France have lie, itimate busness with
the question.
Mr. BENJAMIN La obtained the foor, wien the
S.'pate, at O late hour, adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

TIE following wise and judiciOus resolutions
were unanimously adopted by the Republican Cen
trail Committee Of this city at their meeting on
"wednesday night:
, 1859-08-12
10 Rettt.

ITO RENT-Several good bricA
Il prices fsp@ te5Q to 96oQ ABpOTT k1SGAAN.
Hs, T4.rt xryt& aot7 30 20
, 1859-08-12
Terrible ct;unflaGrntio,l ttsfH Mornings
14.,s. "a 1000

lF.om The Cincinnati csa.nrr,il i. 11th.1
Aunt quarter before one o'clock this morn.
i,, xtnnkc WIS discovered issuing lr.'ni QUO OF
tue r,.ar windows nf s. s. HoS!e 4 Cas- iM-
.,,cnse building OH thr south hlte "f Co'nu'h1a
street, between sycamore ;lssd Eraadwnv. An
,lar,n was immediately given, bn: bcl"rc thc
c;,.iucs cpn1I Icach tl,r xt,ut the entire stfuc.
tnrc was wrapped in flames. The premises arc
,,>cd principally for the manufacture Of n'cohnt,
hut IN conjunction tAcsc is a!s'' rectii'!nE de-
pt,t,uent, u., department for lc manufacture
ii i,uruiu- find. Of its kind, il il tic largest
iu tie West, a,,I probably in ,c Cuitrl sta!es.
covering nearly one fourth including the builst-
inss usrd as adjuncts Vi the entire Squire: im-
.nru<e quantities Of whisky. alcohol and burn
int" tuld were stored on cnch hoornf tlic busId-
;u:, upd frum fear Vi explosion the tircn'cu wcrc
greatly sctnrdcd in their ct}aris. The premises
urc owned By Ms. iIuylc, be havins built thcnl
within the past lwo years.
AZ VIC wrtse the flames arc raging with nn-
a,acd fury, mud it is hurst'r possible that Tue
curitc building, together w.'h IT'S contents VII
tic tcsasuction inynlycI, il ut .nss 1ous toisos-
sitl:. su. fr.nu 4*ae.es uf tue 1,orc, We arc a,-
tur,,,cd that it will not be 1ehs t,an
1l,nuxa.,d dollars. The insurance we could not
learn.
,uu1.isatcd tn + threestosy brick warehouse.
pwnrd aud used By s. y. l. IL. Pike Tie
tuIt1in. WIS stored with whisky. having
in, ~ near u We could ascertain, about s'1
hundred and nifty barrels The position u
Mcssrs. rike's building being immediately, t
the right Of Acnsrs. Doyie's, was one wlica
placed it in imminent dauser from the frs, bu
il was thought that extra excIiions could pro
tccs it had not the w4,cr failed, causing til
steamers su Cease work, the result might mar
BEEN different. The loss upon tl,c atove will
fully twenty thausaod dollars. T.,e stoses {
NuSlc l. C,. usc tuta'i, destroyed, ind are Q
nrcscnt n,a6s Of sntonldcrinE ruins. -.
Thrcc tireulcu were injured. Quo Of whom,
ID feared, canuot survive his i,,jurica. Tie
names arc Jacob Phillips, Ju!.n Fills and Nn
Ayi non, anI are n'embcrs of Company No.
They were Knocked from ladder aud fell to II
ground, Distance Of thirs-hve feet. The IL
Sax,ed waa struck by u lot of falIing ruhhie'
he .as carried 10 d drug htusc at the corner
Srcas,urr ui,d 1.awcr Market, where the servic
u q aphys'ciaa were procured.
, 1859-08-12
GREAT 1n0IIINE on ETLYpSE CCrRSE.
Tho Deciding Match Between Flora
Temple nntl Princess


tffon the y. J. Times. 1Nh.l
About six OF teyeu thousand persons {not TO
be particular 70 rerson) we're attracted to The
Eclipse Race Course yesterday afternoon. by
tue announcement Of most exciting tsot1ing
match. best three out Of 1--WE, for z purse of
$1,000, between Flora Temple aud Princess.
In starting. on tic first heat, Flora won the
inside, went ahead and kept ahead, making the
i'rst luartcr in sc seconds, the second also in
IS, the third in 81, and the fourth ia Sst-hcr
.in1e for the mile being two minutes a1s! Sec
"nds, beating Princess by six lengths. This
was trottin2 to be applauded, and it was loudly
aud rapturously applauded. The crowd DIS
solved itself, mud drank bad trandy; then re-
solTed Itself into small knots, und either recon-
si.1crcd the former bets, or made new ones.
Flora became the favnr;tc, aud 800 to $50
Against Princess WAS offered and accepted with
hesitation.
on str second heat, Princess took the lead,
but Flora sllot ohcad before reaching the first
quarter. making it in o. seconds, the llalf mile
ia minute and . seconds, and the whole mile
in thc uurqua'led TING Of 2.23-the fastest srot-
ting on any coursc on Long Island. aud it is
claimed, tic fastest on record. The crowd
again dissolved ITSELF this time with the greatest
enthusiasm, as fur US the multitude Of Flora's
friends we're concerned, and after more bad
brandy, and after an episode Of the "littlc
joker" made its bets anew this time girins Flora
the odds of 100 to 20 aEanst lrlncess. 4 few
oi las Wuet 0a11nss l1e01Gtco t4~t anc nou'o ~
round the cours: the ncxt heat in o.ln, aud
found nbbody sufficiently renturous to risk
their money on the chance.
The third }lcat commenced with splendid
ssart. The horses passed tue rope almost neck
nnd neck, Flora leading only BY about the length
Of bcr ears. She improved her distance from
her competitor to three lengths at the first quar-
ter, making it in SO seconds. She was hard
pressed by Princess before reaching tile half
mile, but kcp, brArcy ahead and made it in l-lo
Then the excitement increased; erery head
was thrust forward, every eye was strained.
One hundred to fifteen fur Flora. One hundred
10 ten Tor Flora Sue is GU tue last quarter: She
il ahead. She is not. She is. She is not. She is,
and rcmains so-comcs in Ut an easy trotx amid
rtras that don't exactly make tue heavens ring,
but which might fairly be hca.d ut good miles
distance, were .eus up for her Time on this
third heat, ::.3a. precisely the same Us on the
first Ftur4 is surrounded BY her hosts of nd
mircrs, md one individual who has won four
hand. cd dollars by her sictory, kisses her face
just abose tue left eye. Flora il led away in
triumph, wearing her laurc,s with calm dignity,
! wiuucr IN three consecutive hats, and The
shortest time on record.
, 1859-08-12
TIE rUl'E, THE CATHOLIC POWERS, AND
TIE lNFlDELS.

The Pope has addressed an autograph letter
to the CARDINAL bishop Of Albanu. requesting
lin to iuvi,c all the faithfn! Of Hon'c to join
IN Solemn thanksgiving for tue cessation Of
war.
The following is the principal passage OF this
document:
t. tl.ank God for the rcstoration Of peace h.
tse<n tie t.ro great ctttholse 1*ttyfrtat E9rerf
i. our duly but 10 continue our rraEcrs Is
necessity. i,.n*much as divers provinces Of tho
STATES oi Tho Church arc s.il l'rcy TO TIC n'su
wllo are intent upon deno!ishing the establish
ed order Of tbinss, and it is with this view ,hns
10 our days d ,,orayn atucpi"g lor~ P'osia',,as
tIat3Ged 1eth naa* NOV y.st q. stya:d*th .;t 4.
rnthorit;es established by God upon, Garth. aud
10 whom obedience aud rs.pfe, are dHt foft II ,
sa,1, Which. when it passetta from this transit
' torv world 10 The cterna. ono, shal hare to sn-
swer to the allpowerfal aud inexerablc judge
fur those religious opinions: slc'f, learning too
lat, thaI there IL bu. one God and one faith.
aud ,l,at whoever qnisteth the ark q unity
rh..ll be submerged IN the dcEess of eternal
| v,ur;s1,n4nBf
, 1859-08-12
LATER RlsOm PIXIES PEAK.
Tie Dark Side OF tho Picture.


Inc :olo"1os from t''e 1soek1ofo Da@Q 1'<y@.
ter, was addressed TO L, i. Clurk. brother Of
.1,e ,,iuvr w1,a writ,s il :, ,rsncctal,tc rent1c-
....,. - 49,,
'A"1 " 'sos""so
1sccx Mor'sTA1S VALET. 3u'y sA1s@.
DEAR BNorHEn--iours Of June .:4tb, was re-
csivcd July 1Tth, and you may bc sure was
glad to l,car from f.on,e, as my last from there
was dated May 9TH. From, whAt can learn
Horace Grtelry has sct the EASTERN world III
great excl teM.cut with lis EluW1nE accounts Of
The guld discoveries III the Inouut..ins; aud re-
l'urt nays, there are now eU..H1 c1israuts on
thu way l,isler, wLo wosld isayc hecn lon.e Ind
1t not been for said report. Now will se!l you
what lie kucw ii the .niacs. und what ! think
know. Tue Gregory d.gg1ngs iad but just been
u Il ,er pan. 4 large emigration llad just
landed, ai:i the sight ii gold, since their expec-
tutio,sh 'a;,d bccn b1assed ut Cherry Greek, pro-
felt hitr,scs worth thousands. becanse forsooth,
he WIS in the lind of gold, aud nothing to DO
but 10 dig it out.
u very Gcw exceptions, urc the CREATES, liars !
ever aaw. Greeley was here 11len tcw days
anil swallowed everything thut was told him.
Thut there IL gold here, and in large Quanti-
Ties do not dcuy but tl,ot more ti4an one in
i've Lu;.trpd Is DUNG better than Il common
<lay.1nhoyer IN tic States il uutrue. Sume sny
Que in thousand is fair Average.
There asr three kinds of di.ssnss here, viz
lead, ,.ulcl, and lar The leads atr in tho rocks
op lie Eaou.,ta;us They arc found l,y tue
:. Doseoul .ock, as it is called or bnrnc'i stone
nu tic surfuc., occasoued, as is suppo cd. hy
jntcrial neat or vnlcapic action Of su.ae eriicr
day, 'sl,icl, ulrncd tile rock, forming seam
nov tn!l Of dirt Or rotten stone, in which the
gold is focud. L;regory's lead has only the
,lour gold, aul they are or were the richest
ii,s ,nouu,uin aud run in n nrr4h~castcsn and
st,t.th. .ycstcr1, direction. Tho dirt l,as 10 be
washed. whici, requires considerable w:ttcr, and
nil tlie wa,er is produced Of anuw as it r,clts,
and that il nearly used up. besides this, fur
some cause, these lcalls hare nearly ceased 10
be profitable, or, us they say, lose the pay
dirt"
Some have dug eighteen to t~enfy feet 'n So
lid rock and have not funnd the object of their
search Claims that once sold Tor .$20.oN)
eau now lie bous!.t for $1,"e': A c"npn',y,
frnr, CIeyetnnd. Ohio, cugn,cd near It's nnd
, 1859-08-12

From tEe Meut1is A1Eua auS4e~ w.
We lsarn from The officers Of tue Jennie
Wh,2pls that gambler named John Le~ia,
sus,,.c1ed oi cum pticity in the recent murder ol
Harding. ri Nnroleou. was assass,oa'cd ut tha1
place Thursday csening, Willie in tue oct ot p'o.
ceediug from, his hotel ia 4 steamboat ut the
wharf, and his body thrown into tue l!ycr- AN
attempt was also made to lynch one Of hls s9ta.
panions, but hc succeeded iu making good his
escape. Scvcrnl shots were fred nj bun rs l.c
1ed. Lewis IL from Cincinuati, where il Is said
a upu.bcr of relatires reeile. The body Of the
deccased was sliockingly n.ang1ed vim large
how,e knives in the hands Of the excited mot.
Since the murder nf Harding at that place
week or TWO since, the most intense excitement
has 1rrraded The minds Of the citizens and .
sslfconstitused Vigilance committee. impressed
With tho utter futi.y Of 1sw, have taken mat.
ter1 into .h.sz own hsnds, aad arc determined
to rovke eucl examples as will etfectualfy nd
tbxir town OF tho desperate characte,s with
which it Las beea Infested for yearH, and relieve
Il oT The olinn under which it has labored 50
ionr The first fruit Of this organization is seen
in the .anrder Of Lewis Us stated above.
, 1859-08-12

"THE Pkx or KEApr Wn1rkR.-Prof. Kid
der, ut the fremont House, has just that pen.
Some Of his written visiting cards. in daintiness
we have never seen surpassed. a pack of bis
written IS k<ardt" are just the thing to deal out
around
, 1859-08-12

OFr1cB or TEE WHEt1EE 4 WILSON MAxr-
rAc1uR,yc Co, l67 Asn 100 LAKE. S1a1Er-
GEO. Il. CH1z1kSnEx, AcExr.-Hr. j. " Har-
rs. agent for /. u. Singer Co. il this city hnr.
Ing pnblishe! {!uly ~ under The bed
M b,i, made ~ Ind .ssc!d during The 1ast sixty DAYS
Sereu Thousand Two Hundred and Forty Sew
mr. Machines and rs this statement IS calcu1a-
id to uaisltad tho public By putin. the plumber
Of u1aehincs made and sold In this time too many
by oyer $500, according to the following quar-
terly statement Of /. II. Singer l. Co. them
sci1es. aud desiring thai the public n1ay hzre \
fair, retiahe aud correct statement Of the num-
her Of sewing machines made and *ald bF l. u.
| SINGER. ChovxR / BAKEn, acd WaxKlKn 4
Wnsox, be-, leave to submit the enclosed letter
from E. Howe, IT,, {pateatee Of u part CANNON
to all machines, !, to whom Is rendered p each
chimes SOLD, and to whom is paid license fee on
447 Brooma Street, New York.
July sath, 1859. I
Gxo. +. Curr1ExnE, Esq.-DearSir:
Be1ow send you the number Of Sewing MI
chimes sold BY tho three frns Of Wheeler e
Wilson Manufacturing Company, the GroTer /
Baker. Sewing Machine Co.. and L u. singer i
| CO, The quarterly returns do not come IN 1t
dc same time from ali, hut send you the Last
| returns rendered. viz:
Wheeler i Wilson, manufacturing Co.. re-
| turned Mar lst, 1853, as45 machines sold IN
he United States and Territories and 1o5 ex'
Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine Co., return
| ID NAV lst, 1883, $500 machines sold N iht
United States aud Territories aud 14o exported
I T. +. u. Singer l. Co, returned July !. 1859
2;al A.ce'sss s ssS so!a IN .hs United States 'n'
Tbs ADORE il . true aad eorTees account c
their quarterly returns. -a - -,
Respectfully yours. E. Hovr, j.
, 1859-08-12
NAPOLE0y'S INFLUENCE N ITALY.
traris tJu,y ~ correspondence Of London ssas

As to Kossnth, Ktapka, Tolcli and their band
II no. ike shadows, urd hare 50 departed. They
did pot know what to do with the Hungarian
leciop assembled at Aqni; s. II. rie,ri. the oil
Pecf;ct Of Police, was despatched to Turin 10
tell them immediately what to do, rig: To dir
band tho legion Instantly and 1t sEas d'sbanded'
and instantly.
4 thrcat which causes great emotion ut Turin
is that made by Cavour to explain to ~ Than,
iii tha1 1us taken place between himself aud ths
Emperor during tise last year. In Paris, how
ever. The threat has caused no emotion sslint
erer; wo know rcry well that the Corporal VII
not dare to aisobey The orders a'Ecady issued 81
the Gcneral-to keep pence himself, nnd suite
no other man TO fnpaE either.
, 1859-08-12

'1,O THE FAIR SEX.--H. N. is
desfrns OF open1rk matrimonial correspondence
th some young ads. rnt over tEeass aI Or tefJnxe
yrsrx Of ers Vii yTs fun fscua1s ty ttes t. any sp
iHation sdresaed 4 II. NJ P o. Bhx 4o. The ahorc
4 il e,od 9Th, and requested 10 answer bot
tApse who ase Ekewtse -. aa1rs1
, 1859-08-12

MI manufacturing purposes
Aye more desirable for all kinds Of family
sewing.
Are perfectly simple and easily kept in or
der.
Are iust 1lc machine for family usc-
4. II. HAna1s, Agent,
aura~1w No. G6 Lake Street.
, 1859-08-12

E1cE1s1oR.-Thc New York House, large
four story brick structure, on Randolph street
near Wells, is being raised to grade.