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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

DOR SALE-A SOAP FACTORY, IN ACTIVE OPERA
ton; very little money required good for selling
Address Soap Works box 60 Herald office Agents need not
annlY.
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E,OR sALE-A FIVE YEARS LEASE OF THE STORE
4 and Dwelling House SI Washington street CITY Hall
square, Brooklyn, with without stock plumbers mate
E1ah Supplied with gas and water Apply Immediately
the premises, TO JAMES WHITELAW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

NOR SALE--A FIRST CLASS BARRIERS SHOP DOING
business of 1856 to $40 per week. The Of selling
the retiring after being % In the business In
quire the premises of NJ JACOBS 62 East Broadway
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

PARTNER wANTED-To JOIN IN AN ESTAB-
~ lishcd cash paying business that requires two parties
tention and viii pay and handsome income and
tended with risk $500 capital required Apply at No S
Broadway, up stairs. c. B. HOWES 4 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

LNOR sALE.-A GOOD BUTTER OR POULTRY STAND,
doing good business for sale cheap In Centre market
Broome side Apply the stand No g. Broome
side TIL II A. NJ, So Greene street. room No "a
r. COOLEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

L,OR sALE-A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
House. with basement and cellar, situated No.
rs Tenth street. Price s. $780, terms easy. Inquire the
pmtsc
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LIoR sALE-A NICE COUNTER SHOW CASE, CHEAP
II II applied for immediately at WHITES Hat Store, zig
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

TNNGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.-A SECOND HAND
II fifteen horse upright Engine Boiler
few mons and is in first rate order Apply TO r. HOE
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ITO ExCHANGE-FOR A FARM NEAR NEW YORK A
new Mree story high stoop brick House, good neigh
" brooklyn; also alrge 1--we story House
THOMAS RIPToN, No. s4,s Pine street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
MARRIED.

CTNSiNG-COLE-Or WedDesdsy. June !. IL FcrthAh u
Y, residence Of the brides sAer BY The Rev Ja
Bas,oa Edward Cumming OF New fork. ard Ass MAJ
Eizah-th. daughter Of James Cole, esa' of fordhsta
POSTER-ORTON-Or Weine-dsy June a. The resisen- %
Dr. t. Chspn. by Rev. M Hevvy, Mr. William Foster
81 Columbia Com, Elizabeth B.. csaen.es q the ar
Charles Orion esq
HOLNES-ROBIN-or Monday afternoon Nay ~ By his aoa-
DaI- p Temaon Mayor Rob-. u Holmes 10 Cec.!e Mob
In. late Of Psris. frsDce
HAWKS-ENERINGHIM-Oa "Wednesday Juas l By h'
Honor yor Powell Of Brockyr H-ury Hawks TO Mary E.
daughter OF Jo-~yh Ev. rin Ehim. 81 Of Brcokyu-
kENPTON-WORNAN-Ou "Wednesday June I. =; s. Paals
Church the Rev Dr. John McClntock John Hsnpt,u
Crs n OILY daughter a Thomas Woruan ED al Of t
LAW New. Bedford, Mxssschss-,i.
WEDNESDAY Msy 49, by The Rev. Thomas braireri. y
Of PhiAacpais the Rev Amos 4. Lawrence Of souhbUy
Coan to Nj, Ann Mara Croker ehter Of Oliver Gro
Of Nsw Bedford.
SNI ITd-HAWS- "Wednesday, JaLe !. BY tbe Rev. l9t
Jones' samuel J. Smith MEase; T.. aAashss Of the lat
II Hobart Ha~s al Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
BROOKL YN UEMS.

ORGANIZATION OF The BOARD or IIEALTH.-This
body was organized yesterday, in accordance with
the charter Mayor Powell called the Board to order
and Aldermen Kalbfeisch, Franks and Furey answered
to their names After some preliminary business, a
resolution was adopted directing the Clerk to advertise
for proposals to take away oifal, &c, from the city
in accordance with the terms a stipulated in the
preseut contract with l.. X. Cornell, except that
$4,000 security will be required bonds to be executed
BY parties justifyng in double the amount, and that
the Board meet for the reception Of such proposals on
the Sth of June inst at 9 clock, a. IN. The Board
then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ACirY AMoSG TIE JERsEr PISEs.-A eorrespon-
dent Of The Nercark Advertiser, one OF the guests
upon the recen, Atlantic City Railroad excursion gives
the following interesting account Of city which has
sprung up in the jersey Pines;
The STATE of New-Jersey, as everybody knows
stretches away down the Atlantic coast to the Deia
ware Bsy The route to Atlantic City IN the eAeul
sion alluded to on Saturday, lei US in scuth-sss'e
direction TO the seaboard from Camden, 49,, S .
,@gar3 rs the abode of desola,ion. Who ever er-
pected to hear any good of the Jersey Pines
nv surpri-e we found PsNes The gas aIa HSH
works. which were interpersed al over tni' u's"e''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
THE OPERA.
II fi< Efffn~ ~ I'M 4 Irrh~1t

SIR: | feel impelled to notify you. sni pr,te
against an imposition. prsctieed at the Academy OF
Music at the farewell matinee Of Pic yesterday al
ternoon. The third act of Don Pa-quae, advertised
extensively yesterday. was entirely omitted from the
performance, without a word Of apology or excuse
personally aware Of a; least twenty persons who
came there expressly to hear that gem Of the Opera
the "Serenade and Chorus" in the third act
II being deemed most exquisite musical compost
ton by all who have an ear for the divine art and
familiar to the people as an air Of great musical beauty
the disappointment great. and the management
objectionable in suppressing IT, promise you that
VIII remember, and, at the proper moment punish, a.
far a. lies in my power. the parties al fault.
fotrs, respectfully J. 7. ID.
=. :. II was great outrage on an indulgent audi
ence.
Netr- YOrk, June ], 1859
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
Cor-Rr OF GENERAL sEssIoSS-JusE BEFORE
lad Rus<EII

John Stocking and Henry Stocking, brothers, were
placed a. The bar 70 day trial for The homicide % Jacob
Recorder Talmadse The indictment them with
slaughter the frs, degree on The 2isn Of March both the
Win TheodoIs Berishd JsoS Bertrsnds son in shed On
o.. Sky ninth aud Broadway The accused came
driving the she'd with young bertrand wss tnerr
with wagon The brothers Stesk.ing deliberately dis
mounted and commenced bestng young Bertrand whsrupon
The -smss ihereupon commenced stouing thc b,and
ard IL s o the siouing Jaeob ber and va, sfst
soo1s he smps r ii. hr:a HI. .ta le,1red n
ons, smashed n on me nrain. Bertrand ing ss'.a So, go "a 80
Tnsodor- Bertrand. ID. st witness, .on and examined
Lrousb Frucs insrp.;er s:s,-c these facts Crosxsmied
BY The Hon exRscorcsT Tascge Was shown hat se ber
t!sud. Used a pitch-tofk in seljet-nse. .
Catharus he vii. aid mother u the bsrac, who neAi
vs. testified the u tc. aid thsi her
trbsnd very hsshy and died IL consequence Of the
MAJ Kshu Anthony Martin ,nd Peter Kgnr were also
suned for he P.ope bre1 va. thrown y John s.e1ns
sstweeL, and be received the blow
DEFENSE. =,
We Il. Loss who could na lear well was rH,naiafd oy sf
Tsrad.- bod yo 10 repeated lis testimony h. '@1rd
b.f be sa. Th.oe Bertrand aud others Pr.1e ta @
odore AID th- elder prisoner bed .lbs-aent r ..s inr
6Ehiirs with pchfIk AID Peee Of bard, M IAe'-"r-
Wm- II Hs.brrcifa Berro so ss~ Mr. Bertrand and the
ri,chfrk AID HraTy s.-ekns E9htins WIZ Pree 81
board The father va stch thefe whom ls %" lev
Jacob DbeInrr par Of he ;rsnslsn r.; q, y 1eai
noi-s and the Old man with Pece Of wo's ~ as -
yolrs Bertrand have ptehfOs Joan SO tins asa
sons and ihs otheE seeshns piece ., Sa ~ ,b ooip
b4ie Le pitched into ;ae Pehists sfIi.s !. I 81 % @ :, 81
while az iAs moment John stsckAnz inrs~ ,ne Ia ~ ~
Bertrand
A. tle Ds-rcAtts.D-y obseEvrd their osens VOC n.se
yn asrdsI h,e Se' t r. :. s.a Ia .
ssu. and bs;irryl which resulted II The nax o. n
ana consequently charged with tse homicide Of Ar aezf
B.S -: pr1r, ~rrv oouie.-a os rnaa,Eher IL Tn IN.
- ., - c. They xrrr rruaad-d fOr
The Cosr ss,ouraed 20 10 . n On Tari-dsy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

MoRPHY's ErRoPEss yIcToRus-The Chess
Monthly gives a table showing Dir. Morphy's scores
in Europe. Out Of l49 even games he won III, lost
l9, and l3 were drawn. OF 90 biindfold gaines he
won 20, lost l. and ~ were drawn. OF 35 consulta-
tion games he won II, lot 9, and l6 were drawn
Giving the pawn and move he won l8 game lost 9,
ard ; were drawn. Giving pawn and two moves be
won ii games, lost ., and was drawn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

The Board Of Education failed to get quorum last
night. The Committee By-Laws had been
dered to report bylaw compelling the reading Of
the Bible in all the Public Schools, which may NC
count for the large number Of absentees.
ABsESTEEs John OGrady jr., Chules Mckay James Wat
son Robert Could Thomas Fitzgerald, Charles Douzherty
james ~ Tuhi Richard Barry, Mchs. Besi. We; Blom
field Daniel Sote Christian Ne;zgar, Abraham v, Wiaus
AdoDijsh H. Brummell, Andrew L. ByIue Richard Warren
Frans Benedict Samuel Csnre William r. Curtis, James
Fairnsn Hugh mcCsbe Terrence Farley heiSon waterbury
and James Mariner
Mr. Tuthl came in Immediately after the calling
OF the roll.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

The PLrNBrRs.-The introduction of water has
induced large number of plumbers to establish
business in this city. An association has recently
been formed, and an entertainment 10 honor OF the
occasion was given at the Union Hotel on Tuesday
evening. Some seventy members were present.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
MODFRS MIRACLES:

The remarkable cures effected by Mrs NJ n GARD
SER's CELEBRATED isDIM MEpicnE which stands un
riv aed for coughs Cold Group bronch ane
Lung Complaints Sold BY all the Druggists; WEEKS POTTER
No l5i Washing;onst., Boston, General Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

the twenty first seotion Of the N,sropoItan Poiee
law. which prohibits the sale of sp uous liquors on
Sunday These suits prosecuted b, the Dl'tro'
Attorney the OF the People, to rs cover pen
atty Of so for each Ofe-se under tee act.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

SERIOUS Car ACCIDENT Yesterday about noon
little daughter Nh James Ellis aged tare- years was ae
6euiy in Hamilton ss-Iue BY one oil th- ey
will BE- Necessary. Officer Burns Of the Third frecnet Ial w
.t in time 70 child from being injured Ine
fortunate little conveyed to her parents residence Il
Nelson street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

The Board Of Excise Commissioners met at 3
o'clock in the Common Pleas Court room. Present
Commissioners Haskett and Kerr. license for an
innkeeper was granted to Freeman Bacon, No. ~
Wall street, on payment of $50. The Board adjourned
to next Monday at 3 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
SIMON BONN
4 y nT-ppE.S
Sworn 70 before this day Of JUNE 1854
JONI REILLY Commissioner Of Deeds


SUDDEN DEATH or RAILROAD CosDUcroR.-
Aew nights ago. John MeGra,h conductor the shih Av
store Of John Grnnon the Of Forty ninth and
hshh avenue where soon serwsd they got into quarrel
him about the chest McGrath however disabled
kept from his business neither did he exhb, external ini
Mcra;h entered the where beaten and
falling the Hoo expired almost instantly. The body
be~ Ninth and Tenth where physician called
in. From What he learned Of the mattel he the opinion
the knowledge Of Capt Coulter Of the Twenty second Pre-
ciuc be caused Reed to be appehended possible the
death. Coroner Gamble subsequently held inlses poet.
examination made by DR. Wooster Beach revealed the
fact that death By disease Of the heat and the Jury
accordingly rendered verdict to that effect Mr. Reed
therefore discharged from custody McGrh who Of
ntemPeste habits was - years Of age and native OF Delaware
SUDDEN DEATH OF Az ARTIsr.-Coroner Gamble
held inquest No West Tenth street the body OF NJ
William Hasey landscape or portrait painter who died sud
denly Tuesday evening immediately after catering home
Tuesday evening he fell the floor aud expired without
and a native Of New-York.
GRasD LARcEsY.-A young woman named Nelly
Heens arrested yesterday for stealing silk dresses worth
So t1,ns, gn bsr5e5 % With Mr. stSspt sn.s crete her.
self the Tuesday night and during the absence the
sudsoy stole the clothing Justice Brennan committed her for
trisl.
The LATE ACCIDENTAL SHooTIsG.-The Nine
teenth Ward Police yesterday arrested John Senf Lewis
Rogers Deidrch Wedercsmp and John Myers German srocer
suspicion of being the persons who while firing target at
TuIe Bay Garden Tuesday, accidentally sho, Mrs Susan
Keller The prisoners held TO wait the result Of the
womans injuries.
THREE POLICEMEN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT AND
BATTrRY-Oicer Almon Brown, Edward Sherlock and Ed
Welsh Of the Sixth Ward Police arrested yesterday
on complaint Of Jeremiah shoy hs, they knocked
him and beat him inhumsny, two Of them uering foul
words" while the third striking him with his club. The
policemen taken before the City Hall Police Court where
their conduct anything but gentemany and held TO b, in
$500 bonds each TO answer.
CoRRFcTIOS.-It was reported in yesterdays paper
that weknown thief named Foster picked the pocket ot
Richard Murphy while lying drunk in the barrm Of the Ale
Rhsny House 1t is than Justice 20 Mr. Murphy a, vel.
as tie proprietor the Allegheny House state that the
former who extensively known Of goOd character
good nature rather obvious tendency corpnency
sitting in chair time the theft committed and that
be alone but had been spending the evening that place
with 9 number If his personal friends and admirers
IAdverisementj
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
La w LNIELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JusE before Judge
HILTos.
JUDGMENT ENTERED Up AGAINST THE WRONG
PARTY.
Dwight Bishop Pinckney sued by the Of
John NJ Pinckney
This action~w was originally brought in the Marine
Court upon proms-ory alleged TO have been made By
Jsmr Pnokney, aud the papers were served upon him
appearing the Marine Court judgment taken
by default against John Pnckney which returned
satisfied
Plaintiffs attorney then obtained order in this Court
examine James NJ Pnekney supplementary proceedings
James NJ Pine kney moved aside the proceedings the
ground that there such Judgment entered agan., him in
the Marine Court and that the Judgment against John NJ
Pinckney.
On other hand the motion opposed the ground that
the papers served upon James Piuckney and that udg
men, entered against John NJ Pinckury by mistake
Judge Hilton ordered the proceedings be set aside, with
coss John Moody for plaintiff IL c. Place for defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
IAdyerti.emer,.l
DIR. HaLsTEp AT THE ST.. NICHOLAS HOTEL

AcaS-He will BE- happy meet the numbers who have
been disappointed Of ndidg him there and others desiring in
formation in regard his Round Hill WsTERCukE North
aInp.Ou, Mass See advertisement Oh nrst page.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

A Dime Savings Bank was opened in this city yes
erday 1t is located in Montague street, and, as lt'
name indicates, receives deposit as small as
ten cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
ADVERTISEMENT
Wu,T To DO FOR A LIVING TO insure success
Advertisement

and bappines. is the ges, question with most young men To
learn the talents defects and adaptation 70 business consult
FOWLER WELLS, PhrvnoIogss No SlS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
IAdvertisement.I
BRADY's GALLERIES.

AMBRoIYPEs AND DAGuERREoTYPEs.
$50 and 6t3 Broadway HewYork, and No. ~ Penn
sylvsnia-sv., Washington, ID. c.
Pictures Of all descriptions copied In every style OF the ART
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

this circumstance will be considered unfortunate after
one has studied the perfection which has been at.
tanned in the details and in the general effect Of each
niece.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

GrxsasrIcs.-The necessity of educating the physi-
cal a. well as the moral man, is beginning to be
thoroughly understood. Every young man engaged
in sedentary pursuits should devote portion Of his
time in caring for his health by proper attention TO
exercise and regimen. Last Monday night reception
was given at the Oriental gymnasium, corner of
Bowery and Bayard street, at which some twenty or
thirty muscular young men performed feats Of agility
and strength wonderful TO Witness and yet these men
belonged to that generally palid and sicky class en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits. Among the gentlemen
who distinguished themselves most, Messrs. Ryder,
Conrow Burnham, Newcombe, Webster and Weir,
were conspicuous.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
COPY.

City on6 County Of Ner iort s-Smon Bou- and Johu
sch being severity doth dPo-e and they
know John Eurght whoes mentioned article
pubhed N The Ne York Ezp,ef sad NEW YoRE TsIsuNs
of this moTnng-euled "AI-sed Extensive Hote sEindlng
OperaO- and that they each seyeray tia; John En
nan, had connections with the transaction. nothng
about the affair until bis naiciousy used
ton with others bearing the the sii srtcle
SIMON BONN
JBDI-PRFSS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

RopR1SG A TILL.-0n Tuesday evening, three men
% 10 70 the store Of Herman Hinck corner q South Trnfa ani
Sd .r4,, md while t~b of them erEaged the attention
f The poyrieor the other robbd the I'll Of SO and tAen
Al three escaped
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

THAr BtILooN--The balloon of Mr. Joshus Pressy
that wa, pic up the plotbost hnzton ou saai
a, evening 10 20 De repaired
II will be on exhibition il few days
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
OF fther ROLL

vIsIT OF THE NEw-HAvEs ConAos CorscrL.-A
delegation of twenty-five members Of the New-Haven
Common Council visited this city on Wednesday
morning and were taken down the bay by Com
mittee from the New-York Common Council. In the
afternoon they were taken to Blackwells Island
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

The CHAUScEY AND HILLsBURGH LIBEL CAsE.-
This case, in which the summing of the counsel was
to take place at the City Hall Police Court yesterday
at o'clock, postponed TO Tuesday next, at the
same hour, by request of both parties.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02
sURROGATES COuRT-June 1.-Before EDWARD c. WEST


sURR0GATE'S CouRT-June L-Before EDWARD c. WE'r,
Surrogate.
WILLS OFFERED FOR PROBATE.
Martha Moore, citation returnable June o.
james Currie, citation returnable June 3.
Henry Trow bridge, citation re,urna NE June 9.
Alexander Mathews, citation returnsble July J.
Peter p. Demsre-,, citation reiurnsble July IA.
Peter C. Graf, citstion tstumsble July IL.
Joshus Whitney. citation returuable Angus, @
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE
Anthony j. Allair-, Morris Earle,
David West, John Knowles,
Ssmuel Ely COnkln, Albert I. Morgan,
WILL OF ELIZABETH CLEU.
The Surrogate has heard further proceedings IN this The
witnesses for will offered probate they proved s
execution. The with the who have
produced WILL dated subsequently 10 the offered
probate IL Is offered exhibit, and put IN evidence
have also proved that another sui Of still later
executed By Mrs Cu, and they offered 70 II.
oouIi. much thereof they could rscorct The
sci fr the executor objected evidence Of the content, of
this will ihe ground ha, the will ief should b. produced
that its oueGts could not b. shown By paol evidence until
It's loss or destruction had been satisfactorily proved
The Surrogate sustained the objection sni proceeded with the
exanon u pate who have had the trunks aud t0cu'
II Mr. Cieu IN their possession since her death
M. L. swood examined By the oonestauts and sp
that since Mrs Cu. DEATH the vus had taken
the deceased 20 Brooklyn. where had been opened
contents examined aud that many papers and documents
found some Of which were preserved while ones were
destroyed
Council the contestants renewed their the
contents II the --latest will but the counsel for the executor ob
The EolEd that al the having access 70 Ms
C.u', pspers, had not been examined.
The Objection sustained aud the then adjourned
- Sinzatant
A W.BradfJrd and ex-Judge Dean Tor executor; T. W.
s,oushton, r. Marsh Wsdo Hutchins o contestants
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

Tgg ELEVENTH WARD STREET Contradictions.
Shepherd charged with Offering brbe Alderman Dayton WAS
brought before Judge Culver yesterday and the examination ~
postponed I'LL saturday In the neauiims "aIIAHts WI oe
ued for the arrest OF parties who signed the petition sent 3 u.
Common Council OF Monday niSh the eharge Of malicious
ial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

bulls HEAD.-There was no material change in
the cattle market yesterday from what prevailed on
Tuesday. The general selling rates remained about
the same through both days, and fall half cent
lower than the previous week-tha is, the best at ii
oents, with very small proportion OF the very large
supply Of really irst.cass buocksat Il cents pound
net. The total number yarded for this weeks market
WAS 700 and all were sold at early hour in the
afternoon. Our regular cattle market report gives
the particulars OF the sales.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

pyRrrRy-Phihp Hayes was ARRESTED yesterday
- - ni,in az smith Eeman, charging him with lp~r ~
~ bsvnS - alleged falsely compliant AzAirs, h'e
- .our ti.n. since. Tie committed Tor .A.nils-lSI-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

Inc S6Dlldry AsSocldllon, NHOSe opJt'te IeCtbt
labors have attracted much attention Of late hold
another meeting this evening, at No. 10 Cooper In
stue. The growing interest in its efforts at sanitary
REFORM and the energy with which it exposes abuses
everywhere, both in the laws and their adminstra-
tion render its meetings very attractive and citizens
generally are invited to attend
The third volume of The ~ y. Tablet has just
commenced under favorable auspices. We do not
always have the good fortune TO agree with The Tab
let in matters of opinion; but testify that it
is conducted with talent industry and fidelity to its
principles.
The steamships Florida, Alabama and Augusta, Of
the Savannah line were on Wednesday sold at private
terms, and bought by r. II. Cuyler, esq., President of
the Georgia and Central Railroad Company.
SESSION LAws.-W. G. Little & Co. Of Albany have
issued an authorized edition of the Laws passed at the
SD Session Of the Legislature of the State of New
York 1885, 1t is a wel-prnted volume of $40
pages. The Laws number 5l7.
The LITTLE-PIG MoSTHLY.-A new child's maga-
zine with the above quaint title is just issued by
Messrs. Dinsmore & Co. Of No Spruce street. The
various articles, which adapted TO children of
all ages, are Illustrated with fine wood cuts, drawn
expressly for this publication 1t is put up in an iu-
minated cover, printed in colors. The literary arti-
ces are pleasing and entertaining, and some of them
are unusually instructive and the pictures are ele
CANT and artistic.
In compliance with the following invitation, the
Rev. Mr.. Waddington will deliver an address on Sab
bath June s. at Il p. m., in the Broadway Tabernacle
Church, corner of Sixth Avenue and Thirty fourth
street. At subsequent meeting he will exhibit his
collection of original and fac-simile documents con
cerning the Puritan history.
Rev JONI WApDISGToN-Ded Sir. Your long connection
with the venerable Puritan Church in Southwark London o
which many the Pilgrims emgraed to Massachusetts your
dsent scholarly investigation OF the memorials OF the early
Pusns times OF persecution and martydom and your per
seyerng and self Abors 10 erect church edce IN
cmmenoTat0n Of those pioneers Of Religious feedom and 70
keen the very church organization which they established In
l6-prompt US with ether Of New England 10
extend 10 YOU cordial greeting and the o sympathy in
you Memorial enterprise And in order ths; the relations
your national history may be the better underst
would repeat this city early day the
histories upon the Martyr Church OF Southwark which
you have recently delivered with much acceptance IL the
City Of Boston We remain dear sh A.
Wm NJ Evars, h. W. Bonney
John T.. Williams, W. Adams, .
Milton B,drrr VIM. Curtis Noyes,
Charles Gould, Jos 4: lnonPson'
Asa ID Smith VIM f. Dodge,
VIM C. Gilman William Tracy,
Joshua Leaviit. and others
Neic- York, May So 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-02

CONTINENTS To THE CRY PRIsoN.-Durng th'
month Of My ~ persons were committed 20 the Jersey C
Prison for the following crimes Drunkennes 7 pickpocket.
assault 10; d-orderly s; burglary, stealing 81 vagas
4 suspicion Of stealing 4 gambling fraud |; attempt