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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

INSTALLATIONS on STATEN i'L'Nn'-iheh Kew i"'S
skinner iunr., was instaled on Su&SaY S'etnoo"
oy,r the Reformed Dutch Church at SisPeton Staten
Island That large edice was crowded TO Us utmost
rrr;,s The services were under the guidance OF The
Roy. Alexander Thompson of Bridgeport, VINO is the
PRECEDENT e the South Chassis. The services were in-
troduced by Mr.. Thompson with singing snd the READ
ing of the Scriptures. The Rev. Henry FED o'ereu
most fervent prayer which WAS followed by sermon
from the Rev Mr. Elliott, formerly oil STANFORD ~
-. -, oe Ohio The installation service was then
rad by the Rev Mr.. Thompson. The SeN. NJ
onrr delivered the charge to the pastor ana the Kew
MIR Brett the cbsrge to the people. The oeneno"0h
wasr Pronounced by the pastor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

FcoSovY or SEwISG-MAcHiSES.-Ihe "heeei ~
Wilson Sewing Machine Company has prepa cd 'a'es
showing by actual experiment of -four different "o'A
ers the time required to stitch each part OF g'heu'
by hand, and with the Sewns-Machine. Ine superb
ortv oftbe work done by the machine and the he"'n-
funess of the employmeu, are advantages q"i'e as
great as the saving of time. We su'gom summary
ofseversl Of tie tables:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

HABFAs CORPUS Ctsy.
II re the application of Abraham Greertba.
In th cas- ta- p-'i.i1u.r srr-i about rres sEo ~
bench Fsi o-va oststAeeus
sssu fu COZ Ga ui. petitioner wss
. bail So 20 TIE p-tiicn-r bad conaisd
srs-s Arcs- Sylscc r which, h. h bva Indicted as
Ar Doy. the D.f-i. Attorney q 40 city prrcored
Lon Jgsg- 1Eah.n ares, prson-r uPhn me
Syr,cus- ouen' II be E-alz. Grr-utha cst be-n cnh
uc ~ Jnsce O.bcrI or eKsGi,cu % ne onEns cls e
De feared that be would b. On % syracuse ~
virtue Judge lngr.h.ms Tbs present ~ 81 naess
corpus taksG snd the cut SATURDAY tne
Juce- 6e=5ed hat the aHd S<rsn. were ooth
Prferriug r c.y G-Iss I'd iced his 81,
Tim -kics bin IN the cry answer the 'rs
~ csage. Should he. hoseye be scSui-d. MI Oreen1a
viii D. taksa % Syracusa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
AGfer- . ulent-
Mrs. WISsLOW AGAIN.

Tie nlowip, Letter "a froR. lazy 0f Tie Ant Fegec,sS;y
resdirg = Los ell Ma.
nE,s SIR happy . Be able 20 csrJ to tss eseeaeJ
HRs WNsLOvs SooTHss sRUP sEd 70 che truth Of wst IL
70 accomplish Having ht;le boy suHe II. greatly
from ehnE vho could and niIt by ais enc. ~d
u. permit % the family ~ pgroh bottle Of Ire
sohiug Strip in order test IA. remedy ana when gves %
the by soooriI- directions, It's effect Upon him w- Ike
uSc he sleep, sad a. pain All nervod'ue's
d.spp We have lad rcube with an since ,nt re
little fellow vii pa. through nth oouo the eKsrucis,ins pro
css Of ee,hnG b, tie aid o. ME, WiSsLOs, SOOTHING
saUp Every mother who regard. he health al life q bet
c-idren ,l'-ld p,sses, IL
Lowell, Ma Mr.. H. A tLctR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

The Learearortk Times gives the recent vote o'
the people OF that city the question OF giving 'ne
city credit TO the Of slOo0OO to the Lea'en
worth. Pawnes and Western Railroad, thus; In isNoF
% loan 800; opposed, Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
NEW-JKlRSEY ITEMS.

Tbs SuSDAY Law At HUDsoS CrY.-Msyor Col
lard OF Hudson City mas commenced n good earnest
TO put an erd 10 the Sunday liquor traffic within his
jurisdiction with view OF restoring quiet ADD good
order Having previously notified the iqucr deslers
that the law in reference % the see Of liquor the
Sabha'h would be enforced, Mayor Collard, a week
ago On Sunday accompanied by three foar special
officers waited these places in person. In four in
stances, the propretors or their bar tenders were
arrested and licked up ia the jail At tho lager
beer places, mostly on Pslisde avenue, there
were large number Of visitors and the indicstiors
were that any attempt TO make Arrests would result
IL not He accordingly formally arrested ten OF the
proprietor and during the pat week csused them ~
be taken before Justice Stanton a, jersey City aud
he'd IN $50 bonds 70 answer any indictment tina.
might be found against them D. the Grand jury
Proceedings will also be taken sgAas, persons who
have been identified Tor dSorderly condcet and en-
desvoring to nci,e not:
twas intended Oh Sunday N arrest al persons found
violating the Law, and for this purpose the special
officers Visited all the places whsre liquor 10 sold. 10
the vicinity of the two corners, the officers found
the places all closed. They also reported the lager
beer places on Pasado a. apparently dong no
business, The propnetOrs probably not caring TO sob
ect thernseyes 10 Arrest when the weather unfs-
yorsbls for good business. The Mayor states that
these places have been the resort Of Thousands on
Sunday from New York end other cites many of them
of the wors. clas Of ro1dies, from whom ladies'
subject TO insrt at al hours Of the day. Since tho
sunday movement has been inauursted many Of thesa
fellows resC Il 10 more congeniJ localities ana marked
change has taken place in Consequence. He
MS intention 10 continue until every place where liquor
s sold On Sunday Is elosed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

& . - WIN
Patent
CLwisG TDsacco.
R9otrasr isPRovsAshr
m puttir' up
FfsF Cur CHEwisG ToRAcco,
By Means T. GooDvN4 Bso Of New York Cry
TogAccO q 81. QUALITY selected Messy "apPed N
VOL, and PAINT PRfsssD.
The sGF.Ls9e 81 this o,hr b,rds c0rs.s N the
die Of tie ps rendering corvnisu. 20 carry
the poCke by being FsEssEp SOIL keeps Ho'st a
RFsP retain. FLAVOR, and improves IN quiitr
/, Is u,sd while brands the ptcss,-
op.ne1 The aua, rspcly obscc0 az
o-lac ttug the gcst to the annoyance on tue u
sun4r Tire dressing hch tie Tos,cCo ergoes in
tie prrc.. Of TUE ees ron a. sn' VI uPlue' 60
oh~,iCustei II fug IOhs,Co lhr~eTs WI % vel
70 giye Psfe Pre- rial and Judge Tor th-msev,s
Fcr,s by Whoesale heraans VITO receive direct tHn
tie 1salf.tufrrf GOODWIN BRO,
No., ~ sud 80 " A.er o., Nav York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

GAS CAS-, GAS = -WARSfR, PECK " co.
feel assured their STYLES u Fixtures must ,t the
fs.dou Call al great manufacturing depot no 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
fAdyertisnieut |

WHY SIT MBIE UPON 4 PURSUIT, or SNNLf
rFu.ct. for success. when Physiological examination BY
FowItR WrLLs No y8 Broadway. would point out ld';
the ocegpaiou 0es htted aud happiness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
Law ZlVIELLIG ENGc.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT


Ths regular tern q thls Court vii commence a
roc-csy u-n-. Aug 20 A. ocook Jiits Isssr'oh vii
so4i D Co-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
svPRZsR ooURT-cs.xss,.-Aaeax =

Justice Dawes presided a. Chambers to-day. Tie
viii attend TO Gambler boxes. C tie o; Jlso- iazrs
ksln. " ei.s~asy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
IA4veriIensr..i
BgADY's GALLERY

Ii. g,Ao,sD from No. $50 Broadway % No. as snAdws,
corner Of BleeckeI,-
yHoross.rE, U.su.rE,o.r,r, Aup Axsso7yrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

SUPERIOR CoURr-GssrR,L rEES-ArErr ~
Ire iiener RAJ Term vii be held on TGe>iay August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
CITY ITEM s.

B,rIy rvlox.-The next anniversary Of the Amer
;csp Bible New Version Uniou, will be held in the
Civ of New-York on Wednt sdsy and Thursday, Oct.
and g. \ circular from the officers says more 'ond'
are needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

srr,o.rp MrRprR.-Sr,gBiNG AffRf AID MAR
r.c,,v nv An O,fIcER.-About ) o'clock yes
terday morning Officer Sherlock Of the sixth Frsc.no,
Vie standing On tie coyaey Of Baxter aud LsoRaSo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

seams OF any considerable length are sut'ned Oi'
,,.-ily nv machine at The rate o. yard minute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

FtrAL F,I1s.-Coroner Keefc held an iu1uest on
on n 1sy New YoTk HsPluTOn the boy o. william
Krsrr stiye of th. city, years WIN died from the
.lre f, down the hstchwas OF vessel yins 81 Jersey
Civ received on the 18Th The jury rendered verdict Of
Ac, .dcut,l dvath'
~, .ame Coroner held nques. "a. Hospital upon the
bow Of Abraham Nosteive native Of this CITY, 81 yeau of
axe oied from in received y falling through the hNef
m.v of buldnx No 81 Gold street. The accident occureto1
~. 9Th & Msy aud dccsed luterd nnt Sunday nsi
Th- jury rendered a yeroict Of Accidental death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

SrlBBfNG AND SHooTISG.-Hugh McCirs'b. II M.
l0l No. ret pa, ss.ui-t II ts hc >Ldav. ~
Thou Farrell ullor al-T o No 4 Nos 'F-rt srd sut.J
III fsn- b~cs-5e o-runrs hrise N asss1t
winding i1aictiDE SAB behind 30 uEnt esr y
sliced thai veets he trd pistol ., VI
Grs-h thraCsh 81 .hop a. the 'rlr ot No.
&C ca se.s Ties ss,ss g. Ter cou b. s--t
sire6 wholly provoked IT, ACCUSE. sfre-si y OfoeT
Poly .uc ned 70 bail IL $s0, by Justice BTeUaAa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

SHor N TIE SrREEr-A bostnsn named william
IIs--sou While Passing through Thsuless Bus1wi,
shout ID occs Saturday, CLINT wounded IN the N-s''
shoulder win small pis-o tired o' suir P-rsu
known No clue could be obsled - hs pel''n who as
n. vespon q l. whether tes a. ass $40,
by delt design. Happily a- VA not seIy zen nll'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

Er,o,tRTp.-Herry He.enteci, Who cut bis throat
,h rlu - the s.s Of lily al Who Sas rrlo..ed
8. aA,l ct ;hs IIy, sas no .,ea "a - ~ sa ~
w.. ,s.ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

pan. ~ ccr.trriiss Ls1s' rro-c,t pssTsDter
CtN-s Laxar1. Ai.s Lss-pJ. To rog- i.rr
-, se~psrk .bep n N "a Pis . VI P-I-e-- pr "a
Gid rs.cn ,i,l,-j cross yrr spooo, I'D slvt
icIi, IL b'vsy @ Tceivnr tArr-it 90" s7t ,,'ins n-
a. Il .st~ Il s@r o-t RAT. F71f 3Lts. t4r-lrt.
= -srusd ,hl, ~ dArcu5 ~ b- i't a. o-otsl
Or ce tie hi ~ 81 f-fset 51t s1osr
qseu.y h.u n. thst Cd no, ,.s
r-n.iurE s:tirie A. taJ wf D- <'
fid t. referred = Alsruaa BratJ, sao Aeli -
1870 n 4 g. Ill
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HAnrAs coRPrs cAsl

SUPREME COURT-CmAxaEss-AVG. r-BssDre J1sioe
LsGskUsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

FiR..-About o'clock a. m. on Sunday The saw
mandatory of James Ren,on ia Anshe ST., between
Tenth street and UaiOn avenue, Eastern District,
was discovered to be on fire. II had been burning for
some tine ard probably originated among some char
coal. IL WAS speedily extiuguished. Damage to
buildpg. 400; TO tools aud stock, about $Ho. In
sured in the WIismsburgh City Fire Insurance Com
psry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

CHrRcH DrDicArios.--The ceremony Of dedcat-
Jog the rev 81. T.. Church, which has just been con.
pleied at Hudson City, took place on Sunday. Ths
dedlcatory sermon was preached in the mornisg By
pr. pUr6il II the aasIGoo2 ssIuoa wss deiyWA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

B,GG.gs DISPOSED ORA German couple, named
Chtr-. HlSsbTanGt ~ tie Island tor az
r,rtt. y.,terdsy BY Ae Bsdy for shcnE inAl
c5.It, -6ca.e Of rod eaars-T ,d neeaJ
cIC Instances puiPor-g u come tom Fesprcess ffsa
rtKk -fau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

CocoSER's ISQUISrs.-Cor0ner Schirrner heil 50
,qgest On SATURDAY up the body Il ukuva mu, found
orowpcd foot 4 Jackson =; ret He was ave eei ie
icle hisb Of build, aubnlu hs aud sandy ehs-iH
r,,. ted 4 blue and -d aaunc shirts black PAM, blue
ovr.ss blue cks SHOES HE md o,ea ~ iee "at-t II'-
~ forr usys Verdict" Accidental drowning >
Dayi. Il. Lane yolus residing 81 No II 4ii v
xlr rnng after fo-eu Saturday morning II 'nh--
h. ,r,et in deed 4 saAc dss- Of the heart The same
lcrurer b. II 90 Inquest G.
Julia Love 50 ytas sse lille washing clothes on sa'
urssv A. No y Wiuet street loud scream sa.P~d once
sro died .x.n .on showed tnAt the c4s- OF
he de IN Wa ar rupture Of Anu q the AoEiA eEoief
he'd iugues.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

Eve KSocKrp OUT.--A peidler named Cha'es
Curun,harl stepped porteshouse N re Fa "rd VIA
go ~ Ire u-st Z Tie inst crnN q esspe
IL. TIE co-ld All y drawn, AID ne orke"ef
brgt- "a tie rrck nth knife IT, up dr~ NJ ol-ltt
Fans ce and rs-.ed tof- of the sass s,r.ns ~ fin
we de,trcyrd L: lie conveyed % 10 Cy o'PA sHa
rc % t,cyely, although viii the oss Of te eye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

Hrsr,ND Too M,>}.-Cathsrine kOotZ, 'ome
time .,r.r4sd her L,bsnd ne eousenns thereto .a
unit.e q n uarn.d John Fdn with whom he hy,d a. So
sol Ho..,on street. Ms. Edsai having chfonc dislike ID
work r,our,d lie s.n9ut him, winch snr dd lof i-
bat ,roWus tired Of G9., Netnesiy sst sae rem
herself A. her furniture 11e qcstrs ia saturday "a,
~, 49, ius 6r.rusn ard dssd complain Ass!Est hr
Tor bsuy on which Nrste1 and committed toi e IN
r.u I.r 3: sbsnd 10 ssii 10 h,ye married ssan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

ALLEGED CoN,rRrcrnE L,RorsI Louis De Fen
,t.t dor,9rv ~ v.sssssG yss.e;t,I ptssIIsA t!s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

TuBAsKxFSr AccrDEST.-festerday two lsborers
euIsgsd in i,sns bank in Gow,nus ~rfe ouied ande MI
f ,..th .h-h czsed ir. They extrcs.ed WIN Elch
aeruy I'D conveyed . the CITY Hospital Tie names o. the
sufferers are Ihcrss Riley VIII sustained .ocso1 oi me
sbou der AID c-rsn lie left eye and Joan Con"sy
,ho .ls.ai-ed of the hP bone. Bo,h ere men 81
f.u-itA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

RorEyp ~ - MFRofER Hor>i.-IhTee youug
- am Jane. Devine Clstrs Ds-l-n. ar Cnsrss fe4
- 70 srrst-d S.uday tn instance 81 Ieinty No.. =.
~ alleges hs, while ne was N Dyinss osnce lse &c
- ~ lie three approached him, sGt ~n uity pore
~ 81 esteem etfscef him IN the most .ntnls1,sc
W. b.. reed himself om iieu. he missed "a s9id icn -
.i The accuse denied thsi they lac stolen MS P'rJ
I'm, n Z, sui, f 80 bail ea b. wefe he'd = Ao'sef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

Uyt,Y RoHRrRY.-MT. LEOPOLD SIveHhofn,
weir a. y, -. B.eTy having iirnuhet John Hsse-ry
s, Esuta Heeuy % The trei whom h eausnt BEN q 20
on TIE III inst; nd Who then nsusset 10 get sssy
y.b tssuty 20 d wscass and thirty gol4 ch.il- wor1A
mad 70 Ia: s6-c. before Justice B-eunan on esuf
cav I,.serv who I, row the 1ombs, under sen'sncr or
fu month, in Prui:.r-ary fr attempting - 100 "a
L,e of AR LEROY No -. MARKS Pace, week ago al
.i.TV ,.,si. lie ofreT srT,ste6 HIM. i no,lr -
if N to bas bu: recently been discharged froHl prsoa :
% r. an he'd him N the charge 81 Fobsery ana sea' zoe
n.n-rs L. he Of.nl InIT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-09
woundine Of a purg,or-.A DueI.

NEB YoBK July 6.-Abcut o'clock this morn
irg officer Houston Of the Sixteenth Ward, found
man lying On the sidewalk on Nneteeth street. near
Tenth aveoue. On examination, be was found 10 . }
severely wounded in the Lr il, ard severe fracture
Of the left thigh bone; also, fracture of the right
elbow. lie uss carried to tie Sixteenth Ward sta
iion house, and lived long enough % give his name
Rm. Coye, but, strange - say, he ,Iofaeed par
ticulars. lie vas apparently sbou; So years OF age
g native OF ireland.
DR.. Bsney gave it as bis opinion. that the Founds
Tere either pistol or gun shot wounds.
From the peculiar circumstances Of tee csse, the
Police feel but little doubt thai the man was burg
lsr, aud had been shot while in the prosecution OF
his profession.
The execution of SteTens, The wife murderer, has
been stayed ill September to await the ect Of the
Court OF Appeals G. tie case
duel was fought on Sunday evening at Hoboke1,
between TIVE young men of this city, rivals in q
love aEsir. Tive shots were exchanged. No injury
done.
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Foreign.

NV YORK. July 6--NspOlson issued stirring
address TO the army after The battle Of SRlferiRo.
Austrian despa1cnes acknowledge they we're OBJ
Red TO retreat after suffering extraordinary heavy
losses.
Napoleon ives constantly in the hottest part Of
the battle
General Larry while accompanying the Emperor
had his horse killed.
Gen. Neirs corps covered themselves With glory.
The Sardinisns fought furiously agsinss superior
numbers.
The Emperor of Austria returns to VisanA on i'm
portant business,
The Paris correspondent Of the London Tines
says another cstle is considered inevitable before
the siege operations can commence.
ReinfOrcemenis are constantly leaving France.
In attack On Venice is expected to commence on
the 18th.
$4,000 troops, the flower of the Austrian srmy.
from the Austrian reserves, are on their way to
Illy.
Fivs French generals we're wounded ct The battle
of SslferinO
It i. rumored that su English aeeet Of % sail is
off Venice.
The Gazstte France says preparations are max
ing to raise within two months an army Of 100000
men. Great naval preparations making st Cher
5ourg. Il is rumored that the Emperor Of Austria
ard the Prince Regent Of Prussia will soon have an
2 6rvieW.
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News from The Cola Vince,

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-The Leavenworth Times extra
Of Saturday P. NJ contains letter from Horace
Greeley, in which he says the Fort Calhoun Com
psny Of l. men, took out in three days, 1894 twts
of go!l dust, vhich is estimated as worth 81 200
The regular correspondent Of the Tz5es, Gays late
and rich discoveries reported at Boulder Creek
Sugar is quoted at Denver City at csc CcEee at
35c, and Plour at l6c, per pound, which IS great
decline, and is owing 10 the recent heavy ship
nents - that place By Jones 8 Russell Among
the errivals published in the Rocky AOuntcia HeaSs
are company Of n.ns from Girsrd, Ohio, and an
other company Of four frcn Champaign county,
Ohio
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-09


barge sssnl-snaesl ut ssuaty rasss sc.sa9 "a.
early days sy says the hcuzsie Ca-ss- have had eir
accustomed eject o. conmsresl and lsosy at.rs. and there
been the aone7 rsrkss the r REX ,an
has bss1 fsllas sny ts tie last lals yes. n hs
more disst chain except v- s4oris. s4pstrrs..
and there t heea more fif cozpsresi paper one on M,
tha rsrsl s xnsaf rule al pssru-nts q any
fneors2ncs haze tsen psoe,ps5 ze@
Nav YcRK, July esecks have lost the adams. s,s 4r
noced YESTERDAY, ADD prices Throughout TIE isl itl Two
Tires ezeep0ns lover The buarsas toev i ost
Iaarksd q Tie specuisgs 1.e sEs STORED more
Tennessee 6s 3 ceat-in Missouri and Frzinle - al lie
railroad shares the Esskes decided On Nicla sar
anties, which pressed for se 81 q n sr
sent There was slso sersos IN Tseo Rock Island, sad
ing, end HerleG Rsilroad sold. Of cent Gsna sold Al
dacas hes York Central sct7s hut cIrss
steadily st 8s2s. Aneas ts tusf
kets additional rise sn Ulina3s Central shares Al III
elsss, we're IS nd win little Casng Tsconsru.n
bonds sis0 betiers selling at g. Ths money srssk Il
little DISTURBED b. the heavy payments Of the past few ays ana
the supply or less liberal st eS6 cent which are The
ruling for call loans FIRST sestiss; any 81 he
larger snks are getting cent In disoounts siers is no
notice ble change ali good paper fndng bzers cent
according TO tire and The preference of the lendsr
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s'A msz srE So Hiea 20 70 : o.
Hs"sTa- a.be u r--s ss1 ~ trs
e "a asiraec ssa y sen ID e . . Il
It . &c sa-s hey ars almost enIirely
deprived Of water during the dhy, resulting. i is
suppssaa, Ton shs large amount used in spsius-
isg tAs streets They are subjected TO avery great
incenvenience. as We know. and the matter skoala
be renledied forthwith Here is, we doubt not, an
unnecessary amount Of Wsser thrown npoa the
streets IN spfinklirg. the result Of which IL those
residing in the higher portions of the city snfsr
for the want cf Ekler. This was serious ohjec-
lion with number Of members Of The City Council
to the passage Of the bill autsorising the sprnt-
of The Streets. and experiences has demonstrated
the correctness Of heir obj seiioD.
We trust his matter will rec i've prompt siten-
ton. If there s TO he any suferiog for Eaier let
il be the streets and not The citizens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-09

IMPORTANT ABOUT STRAYs.-The Fayetteville o.
ssrvs calls attention the fact that The Code pro
rides that the taer up Of any stray, hO may faito
pay Treasurer the county onehalf ofthe apprai
sed value Of the stray, st the ezprationo months
shall forfeit Ssum equal to the 9 d-oKnt of the ap-
praised value Ct The stray; which forfeiture shG be
recovered before Justice Of the Peace, in cases
where it does not exceed enc hundred dollars. And
the Court has docreed that in order to avoid The
penalty, takers-up Of strays must pay the one half
Of the appraised value the dey tkGt tie tt9sIUs
rsontks eZpires.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-09

NAsuvLLR AND NoRTHwEsTERS RAIrRoAD-
SUIT WrrHDRAwS The County Court of David
son. at its session Thursday, withdrew the suit
sgsinst this Company. This adds to the means Of
the Company $4,000. During the canvass pend
ing the election upon the proposition for subscrip
ton by the city it was repeatedly stated that in the
event of the withdrawal Of the suit instituted BY
the County Court OF Davidson, the Company would
have simple means to build and equip the whole
road That suit has nov been Withdrawal, and we
may lock forward to vigorous prosecution Of the
work to completion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-09

Tbs Pai5ios states that Alsssrs. = r. GLAscocK
GO. hsye been appointed sgstts - neg ,iitate the
loan from our citizens asked fer by the Nashville
AMI Rcwena Coal Company. The Patriot further
states that the Company agres 70 pay one. fifth CT
thepEsneipal annually 10 eoast tseve cents per
bashel The inter- st Is sIsot8 be paid annually ia
coal, Il desired, a ttn eonta per bu-hei.
Oar citizens have TOW an Opporhlni'yc Ct siding
an enterprise tliai when completed, will be Of i'm
mtnse advantage cur ely. There "a be no
question to he effect Which cheap coal VII exert
-upon tie Misunderstanding in! erests Of Nashville And
tits equally clear that every citizen of Nashville
especially ii be be property holder. is interested
in The invsslmeni OF capital ia our midst in manu-
featuring enterprises II cheap coal for manl,fac-
turing purposes can be furnished here, then We can
hold ont a strong indueemeat to manufacturers TO
invest their capital here, for We possess other naar
al and artificial advantages which make Nashville
desirable point Cor almost every species Of manu-
factares.
In this case, those who subscribe to The loan have
the assurance Of being furnished with coal at
prices graetly below what they have been com
PEELED TO pay heretofore. THIS of itself is an
item of much importance to large proportion
-cf our citizens. and should appeal to them in
behalf Of The proposed loan ia stronger terms
than any words We Oau employ. In any point of
view we may look at It, the proposition is one in
which We are interested both as individuals and as
city In this view of the matter we feel that We
srejustifsd in earnestly nrging upon our monied
men the propriety Of aF1rding the Company the aid
asked for.