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i UEIOs-sQuARE and FIFra-Av., corner Srh e. hl a
RAY HlLI.-rsis irs u.sa. oomrerced II is mas
.rcceyely lo Coonnsd Lafayette Place "s'n
L. sol -q1srr sI1 UEis ersI.y see ..s e.
IN. preset, s2.cous .dioe Uuonsqs are VI" efes.a go
/. twelve year and with is v..ious
Philosophical sd As.-oa9nica! ApPis.c' Lssorsots 40
Works 81 Ar,-ayo.ved tysmest Of Lot -n mar EtaJ
Tponss,d Dollars . ~. -.
la .ddt-io, u he shove the increasing Wsn OF a
I-.,irto The reebraei Mansion aid EoCrds tsT ~ On 'h
5h az corner ofSits HUI have uo~ o-eu Pfcnisea
nth m ference the Accommodating o. TIE xnrf t.
sroid.:es fer radiation ard Jouns sei' EishiF = pl'
an ,avaucec IN gs3eEa rslsInE History iI~s-'e
La-erss-s Music. and Ar .,..
c,e. n b Coe.is,e the Aosiemi5 and the Primary depart
ue1,. preparatory & theif promotion Foi ne conEeheh
hoveef Aoe residing either location IL SAM pIoY'A
VIII b. made each for pupils u eSs-y grace sr c,s.
IN. privileges Of Instruction Will De- almost crur
cal urfer rvon. and b zsa: rent ondL'ra
by the SAM teachers parallel classes VIII be ony
OF The srne seniors =. Comenceuen VI erasrse %
xe,he Iue-esirz lectures ard -xerc- a. -her se VII
b, the nerlbes q BATH secou' OF Tee
classes for whom they Intended
The Autumn Session UIion-.qusre WI ccrnusin1e "a
WEDNESDAY, sep.. IA a; Moray Oh, on "EDNtSoAi'
Sept q. - go /, =.
rreatsr than q. Unon-s1rare.
Applications for circulars for stmi,s nay De made per
.ouslly q: either place. or by ete- ADDRESSED
GORHAM ID. ABBOT. Pr-cip,l
spinrler Institute New York.
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II II Z e A ~
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NETWORK,
OFFICEN
CONTINENTAL BANK BUILDING

No 7 Eas.sust.,
Is prepared issue Policies 8, the usual rates as too"'@
Policies In Of and payable to The wife Tree from The
CLAIM al creditors.
Policies payable on attaining specific or payable in case
Of dea,h before attaining such age
Policies grsn.ed 10 creditors the lives OF their debtors
Policies granted for any number Of years
Premiums payable in cash, quarterly 'emsnnaay or an
nusly.
Dividends declared every three years and the surplus belong
In, 70 the policy holders returned TO them
JAMES W. HALsTED President.
HENRY V. GAHAGAN Secretary.
J. SMITH HoMNNs, JR., Actuary
DIRECTORS:
IaNrs T SOrTTER WIN. T. HOOKER,
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, d. GOLDEN MURRAY
THOMAS RIGNEY, JAMES r. RuGGLEs'
JOHN T. AGNEW. JAMES +. COX,
VIM. NJ. NERMILYE ROBERT SOUFTER,
ARCHIBALD II. LOWRY, JAMES w HALSfED'
JOHN j. CRANE FRANCIS ". TAPPAN,
EDWARD A. LAMBERT WIN A. BROWN,
CHARLES ABEREETHY, BENZ. NJ WHlTLoCh,
WIN ALLEN, +. 1. II. GlbsoS,
EDWARD d. SPRAGUE.
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50 BEAVER ST., New. York, Aug. q l8j9.
TI,HE FIRM OF C.. s. SLOANE X Co. was
i dissolved the lot dsy OF August instant.
c. s SLOANE.
J. M JPKINS.
r. p II DURKEE.
The will continue the Stock Commission business
under the firm Of C. s. SLOANE Co at No. SO BesveIs
c. s. SLOANE,
I'M HOPKINS.
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miscellaneous.

CAS-PIPE SALE.-Good assortment Of "
NPlPE. CLOSING OUT SALE. <S
JOHN A KERNoCHAN. No. 81 ws"
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Ccpartnsrsbip Notices.

dissolution. - The COMPREHENSIVE
~ existing between the subscribers under the
ard firm BAILEY Co, manufacturers OF baeys
Window Shade Fixtures this day dissolved by mutual
j. BAILEY OF said hm, having purchased Az tne
interest Wilcox therein, aoue authorized TO settle The
business firm ard sign the OF the firm IN 1Gda
ton. Dated New-York, Aug. IL, 1859. b. BAILEY,
II. c. WILCOX.
The undersigned will continue the business Of the late firm Of
Bailey Co.. heretofore at the place No IS Beekman
g., New York. J. b. BAlbE1.
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BOARD or TRUSTEES:

BOARD or TRUSTEES
FREDERICK s WINSTON, MiLLAKo r.aL.uSrnsS
JOHN v L. PRUYS, AL6A "
WILLIAM MOORE, yOhn 1.ev
1 1nnxn ~ o. M .scI-pDy SAMUEL T.. SPROULLS,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON SAM ~ N S SSnn
y y npISKrR, SAMUEL ID BABC0CK,
vi IAN RFTTS HAMLIN BLAKE,
John p YFLvERTON. DAVID hoADhEn,
John WADSNO ORTIZ, HENkf SaiIhE;
ALFRED EDWARDS, WILLIAM Y. bhADf,
" SMITH BROWN, w = pODGE
RICHARD Patrick GEOkGt > CvL'
WILLIAM II. POPHAM, VIM SrkoNo.
rTSIpcI,s FDGFRTON NATHANIEL HAYDEN,
E1pa WuTFiER WILLIAM n. NERMiLYE
CEPHAS IL. NORTON, JOHN z, DEa EL,N,
FREDERICK 8. WINSTON. President
Actusiy-SHsPrAxD HosAsA
Secre.ary-IsA.c ABs,TT
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D.
Oy,tcy or THE New YosX AND New. HAygy RAILRoAD(
Co S7,hst and 4,h ay.-New York, Aug Is, 1873
IN consequence Of an Injunction, NO PAfMESl
Il DIVIDENDS declared By this Company will be me-
rr.il E, rber notice w. BEMESr. Treasury
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BOOB

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BOON
IN for SUBSCRIPTION Of sSo@o e ne capital s'okSi
for the Of their Branch at Kansas Cry are openeds
Bank Of the Commonwealth In this city.
Two per viii be required 20 be paid At the tine Of sa~T
ton. and the balance within period OF sixty days
The Mechanics Bank Of Missouri Is located a. 81 LonA
Kansas City
The parent Bank with its Branches st Weston and wsj
mas been In operation since 1856; and since that peud 4
earned and paid annual dividends OF per cent bs
ting aside contingent fund OF per cent setn annually.
For further information, reference is made %
Me..r. WOODRIfFP 4 Co. CHILD PRATT 4 Co,
DOAN KING 4 Co. ard Z ID. MORGAN Ca
GEORGE ELLIS, Cuh~
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CITY OF NEw.YoRK: DEPARTMENT OF fNxcLl
CONTROLLERS OFFICE. August l. 1880. !
PROPOSALS for S4t6 600 CENTRAL PARK

CoNrRoLLEK's OFFICE. August l. 1880. !
PROPOSALS for S466 600 CENTRAL PARK
il IMPROVEMENT FUND SrOCK.-Sealed proposas VI
be received at the Controllers Office until Friday sePeubs
lsa al o'cockp m when the same will be pubcy opea
Tor the whole OF any part Of the amour. OF -Four hrndf
SIXTY Six Thousand Six Hundred Dollars OF the Central Pa
In Fund Stock Of the City OF New YORK. .hhon
by an act Of the State Legislature, en;itrd An Act s
Regulation and Government of the Central Para passed W
H. 1857 amended April IL. 1859 and BY sn ordinance Ga
Common Council approved by the Mayor July 2, 1889.
The said stock viii consist OF four thousand six hundrdE
sxtysx shares Of hundred dollars each share aud %
r,s the remainder Of amount Authorized TO be iss
Is csc e0G) Tor the improvement Of the Centra PARK IL su
irt-re. the Of six cent annu, payable quar-
yeery from taxation, and the principal redeensoe foin
rkne Fund for the Redemption Of the City Debt on ~
dey OF August 1887 such redemption being u'thes secured
pledge of the Park ard its sppurtenanoes
The proposals viii state the amount OF STOCK DESIRED sne
price per share and the persons whose proposals are Hc
VII be required depos, with the Chamberlain OF the
within 1--WE day after the opening OF the BIDS one ha Of ines
aw arded them respectively including the premium N
" hole sum.
be paid 10 the Chamberlain the 10Th day Of November ~
on the receipts Of the Chamber ain fo such psyna
10 The Controller bidders viii be- entitled 20 receive certns
for equal Of the par value Of the stock, bearing a
from the dates Of such deposit
Each proposition should be sealed up ard indossd Props
for Central Park improvement Fund St9ekand tne props
thus sealed aud ncorsed put In second envelope s-sa
addressed TO the Controller -
Tie right the part Of The Controller TO s-
or all bids. II considered 20 protect or P
the Interests o: the city. ROOT. 7. HAWS Controls
Department Of Finance, Controllers Office Aug l. 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS.
sTEINWAY SONS invite artists and the pubici general
20 call and examine their newly invented OVERSEEING
GRAND PIANO WHICH, for power and quality Of pro-
superior other Grand Piano BY al who have
sined whom the best musical Judge. Of The coun.
ry such Goldb.ck, tn Hagsn Editor Of The Musical
Rsview), L. C. HILL w A. King, w. Masen, H. c. Tnm, d.
A. WoleRhauH., A. Il Weod, and rany other,
sTEINWAY L SONS,
Manufacturer, Nos. 50 and "a Wslker-st. New-York-
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D0YS, FAMILY ROARDING-sCHOOL. a

ID sHELBURNE FALLS, nss.-The lex: Term VIII com
nsnc ~ MONDAY Sept continue p weeks Boys thor
a., bIx to for Co.ge or Business Circular apphcs-
80 Tbe Principal viii b. a. The Pear 81 HOs WEDNESDAY
ia ThuI,dsy o. this week al O'Clock p. m. e.,
'A' l. J. AVERY, Principal
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CTRAITON, SANFORD & Co., Importers Of
~ HAVANA CIGARS, No % Beavers,. cor william ole,
k sale aIs sGss Of HAVANA CIGARS o. their own iIuots
toU, ei.Esu soEd tT export, s.0a stole, duty pail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
6ouses an6 farms Uante6.
Real Gstate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL FARM RE SID ENCE on
"A RONKONKOMA LAKE, LONG ISLANDi 70 acres, IL
.;ms order House xSs story with extension; COED Wei
kan new 25x9 large Garden Bathing Boating and Fishing
ysry healthy location Cheap for cash g. KING Tribune Office
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Billiard Gables.

DHELANrs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
And COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Fer sale ocly By the pAsn:>e and .As rarsfsc:rr-u
OC0NN0S L COLLFSOFR
Nos s.. IS. s. Al; % Csossys. New Ysrt
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VIII 7
punciual attendance Of her pupils Is requested
Those who have oonfded their 20 Miss HAlNES In
past years may BE- assured Of her continued desire aud abe
accomplished education she has the aid OF teachers OF
ute as much possible the personal happiness well
moral aud Intellectual Of those committed 70 ther
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

DIANOS, MELODEONS and ORGANS.-The
Il HORACE WATERS PIANOS and MELODEON3, for
aep.h purity Of and durability unsurpassed Prices
reasonable Second hand Pianos and Aeodeons from SIS 70
$50 Pianos and Melodeons rent Monthly payments
ceved for Pisnos HORACE WATERS, Agent No SS Broad.
vsy TestmonIls: "The Horace Wsen Pianos known
among the very bes"EranSeii ave speak Of their
merits from personal knowledge -Chrsia" Inselgeneer
"Wserss Melodeons challenge comparison with the
finest made anywhere in the eountry"-Home Journal.
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60 nbom it man Concern.

Any WIFE, AUGUSTA BERNSTEIN, late
VI kCGUSTE ROEsE, having left against my will all
persn. forbid trusting her account as VIII
not be respDnsble for any debts OF her contracting
New York, July 30, 1859 AUGUST BERNSTEIN
MR. TRIBUNE:-Can any Of your advertisers
lNl insure a remedy for SMOKEY CHlMNEYS-masonic or
sheet iron wse-rebuiding or aiterDgl
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Sscre.ary-Is,.c ABB,rT.
Medical Exarnirer-MNruss Posr. n D.
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Cigars.

4 lGARS.-Choice Havana, Principe and German
~ CIGARS Of al styles sad brands, for sale low. Aso To
eacco Snuff and other articles pertaining % the trade.
MOSES SWEETSER manuf.ctslrer No 90 M.iisn.l.ns
SNUFF, TOBACCO, and Imported and Do.
~ nestle CIGARS, By A SNOWFALL, No. ls2 Greenvich
st. ODE door below CsGTrsnd. n. Y.
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THO CAPTTALISTS.-For SALE, q new,
i modern, faisi and valuable STORE PROPERTY liz
Beekmsn the Para Bank, e.sed for term Of years
kDt-clsss tenants Apply to HOMER MORGAN,
(2l0 No. Pinest.
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JNstrnttGX.

ID FORD wesches,er Co, EY-A Family BoardinE sea
nd.- charge Of Mr. Bolton Location elevated ana
healthy with ten acres Of well shaded. oTnAmsI;ei zolEg
Compsert teachers employed Bet sayantsse' offered "a
Psiucs &c Terms from 100 20 SSO year. Circulars HtI
rsr-ic.r. can b hsd Of Biz Jas Bates, An ExcA,nse OF
Bdinr corner Brosawsy and C-dars. Carter Bros NO
81 Bsdusy ard Jsksou Mourning Store No DOL bfoso
- Esn I'm teonen. Ia, Wedaesdsy b Sep.snber.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11
The Turf.

On Tuesday there was a large turnout Of
gentlemen and ladies at the Eclipse Course,
to witness the trot at mile heats between
Flora Temple and Princess for a purse of
81 900. The betting previous to the start was
at about two to one on Princess; and after
the first heat, although Flora won it in the
unprecedented time of 1928 ID, the hackers
of the California mare offered fifty against one
hundred on their ~favorite. After the second
heat, when the judges declared that Flora
Temple won the heat-time 2:22-the back
ers of Princess were silent, and satisfied that
they had too much TO contend against to risk
more on the result, and kept their pockets
CLOSED. The third heat, however, satisfied
every doubt that for this day, at least, Flora
Temple was queen of the turf"
The track was in the most capital condlt-
ion for fast time, and bets wee. made that 2:25
would be beaten; but ne No'ed that
2:22 in q second heat pc made.
The driver of Flora sal olieved that
in the last heat, had hf re a'tas
way threr 1h, sue HoEj5 nave maze the last
heat in 40. These two mares trot again,
.vc rlile beats, next Tuesday, over the same
course, for q purse of $1,000.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

A[A -
~ The Constitution, and other Adpliuis-
traitor. organs, are alarmed and indignant that
oil the government secrets SO constantly leak
out through some spy in the camp. The cen
trail organ has been calling Justify for /" an.
abatement of the nuisance" and all the lesser
lights are following suit. The Chicago Her
aid more clear-sighted than even the organ
Published where the treason exists, has discov-
cred the traitor, and boldly unmasks him. 1t
lie no less q man, it asserts, than Horatio King.
the First Assistant Postmaster General This
Is the man who has revealed to Forney the
Cabinet secrets which have SO disturbed the
equanimity Of the Administration and their
organ. The Herald declares that King IS
false to the Democracy, and to the best inter.
ests of the Administration. 1t is quite con.
6dent, too, that his "good Lord and good
devil" policy, though adroitly practiced, has
not blinded or deceived every body; he may
rest assured Of this. 1t further thinks thgt
there are not 50 many fools among Delnocra Is
as. he seems to have imagined.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

Death bY Hvdronhohia.

A little son of Patrick Murphy, about thir-
teen years old, keeper of the lodge at the
mountain entrance of Liewellyn Park, near
Eagle Rock, at Orange, died OH Sunday eve.
ming from the effects of hydrophobia Some
time in June he was at work In a nursery,
when q strange dog passed near him, and he
slapped him with his hand. The dog snapped
and inserted his teeth in the back Of the right
hand. About the same time another boy in
the neighborhood was bitten by a dog, aud
his friends thought they must do something,
and had the wound cauterized This lad hear
ing of it. thought he would say nothing about
his bite, lest he should have to be burned also.
In d short time the wound hea' ed up, and
nothing more was thought about it. Last
Wednesday he complained to his mother OF
having O sore arm ana stiffness in the shoulder.
1t remained so until last Saturday, when he
walked to DR.. Persons Office, nearly two
miles distant. His symptoms were such as to
cause suspicious of the terrible disease that
was working in his system. He then confessed
having been bitten as above.
The physicians-some ten or more, who met
to see him on Sunday morning-decided that
nothing could be done to save bis life. He
was able to be up, and walked about and con.
yersed freely between the paroxysms, which,
until this time, had been light, though with
great suffering, until near three o'clock Oh
Sunday afternoon. He then laid upon the
bed and seemed to suffer most intensely, the
sight of water or any liquid causing wild ago
ny, although he did not attempt to in lure any
one near him. Congestion of the brain was
evidently produced when his system became
filled with the virus, He suffered until eve
ming, when death kindly relieved the dreadful
agony of body and mind.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11
SUICIDES.

Twentw-six cases of suicide are reported
within the last fortnight. The N. Y. Times
them as follows. Eleven were accom-
plished by hanging, six by the use OF the ra-
sor or knife, six by poisoning, and three py
drowning The alleged cause in six cases was
insanity; in two, rum; one victim, by a letter
found in his pocket, charged his reputable wife
with his ruin; one, lately widowed, was living
with a lewd woman, and his pure wife's ghost
baunted him; one was tired of humbugs, aud
hoped they would spare his remains the hum
bug of a funeral; one was hard up for money;
enc died of he SANDER that an uniriendiy
ueiohbor uttered; two-wealthy men-were
shattered by excessive anxiety about theIr
business; and one, a lady of good character
chose to sink rather than navigate longer
sea shut in with clouds and fogs. Only three
were women: most Of the men were unmar
ried. Only one, a butcher, pleaded the knocks
and bruises of poverty; most Of them, then
neighbors thought, were in comfortably CON
petent condition. Mr.. Hemmenway, of the
Peoples Insurance Company, Mass was
worth 500, 900. John Smith, of Barre, OPP
pressed with excessive business. cares, fell il
meditating Mr.. Hemmenway's untimely issue
though naturally a man of honor, and worth
! $500, 900 himself.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

H6y- The new steamer Thomas p. 2. az,
lately built by the Keyport and Middletowr
Point Steamboat Company, avs the Stoaaard
was sold last week for $3S, 600, to run bets eel
New York and Newark. She is said to av@
made the best time between those places by
some ten minutes, that was ever accomplished
by a steamer. We regret to have as fl Q E
boat as the Way was, to leave this Sect on
but it is understood that she drew a little to-
much water to run on the route intended Il
advantage, and the building of another c
lighter draught will be commenced by Til
company Immediately.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

s@~ The latest news from Europe is Gait
interesting. 1t is officially announced in tie
French papers that the Emperor has decided
the. the army and navy shall be restored to a
peace footing with least possible delay. g1e-e
measures were regarded in London as ss :
ging q return to a condition of s~ecurit, al
peace, aud were received with much sal sfs
ton There is no news. Of Importance re
ltaig (Which is in a moEg peaceful c~oa1t5ioO
The Emperor of. Austria is said to be making
reforms. The race in Great Britain for the
Goodwin stakes was won by the American
horse Starke1.t
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11
EUROPEAN NEWS.

The steamship Nova Scotia, with four days
later dates from Liverpool, arrived of Farther
Point, on her way 10 Quebec on Sunday
Her %alvices IRE 10 the 27tl, nit Nothing
definite had transpired with reference to the
expected Peage Conference. nor was it yet
known with peif4iuty whether Sardinia would
take part ID It, but i was expected that ne
Representatives Of ti. three Powers wo0la
meet at the end Of July. IL was reported
that England had given assurances of er adj
lcsion to the Congress. on condition that q
general disarmament Of I'LL tir Powers should
Immediately take place, aud it was believed
that this important step would be taken r.
Meantime, The Frcncil Zee Va Sliied from
Lussino, and the army was repoit'd a. having
eomna ced it, hon ward movement. The
London Times Paris correspondent reports
that Coun Naiewski had drawn ny u plan for
the Italian Gh9afedsra non, by which it was to
consist Of sttea states, under jhe nominal
Presidency u The Pope, but really under Tie
Government OF the Kings Of SARDINIA and Ma
pies, alternately. Some other details IF the
plan are given. Interesting rumors in regard
to the intentions Of Garahaldi aud lbs troops
are given. The relations Of France and Eng
iduA "Stt "CN PglHS dttGHtioI o' oOtl SUES
Of the channel. An article had appeared in
the Paris Mopiteur comparing the armaneuts
Of the two n%afioaS, and disprovibg the asser-
ton that the eanSes of the Euglsh %natioral
burdens were TO be fou a in the necessity for
increasing tbe national defences % keen pace
with the warlike preparations of Frauce.-
There seems to be every disposition Gu the
part Of FRANCE to assure the English Govern
ment and people thai the Emperor considers
the Anglo Frsnch ALLIANCE noH as ever neces
sary to the pgaee Of Edrope pne njgbtpale
Of Frenehginyasjou, however. had again seized
upon the British Parliament, tn time through
the long range Of the rited cannon with which
the Emperor is alleged 10 be arming Ills navy
In the Liverpool cotton market increased
frmaess is noted, with a Slight advance Oh
some qualities 8readstaifs aud provisions.
confined dull.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11
California.

Quite an interesting batch Of news reaches
US by the California Overland Mail, which ar
rived at st. Louis on Saturday night, from
San Francisco on the 18th ult. A fire which
did damage to the amoun of $50, 600, had oc-
cured at Crescent City. New mines Of gold
and silver had been discovered ia the Neosho
Valley. There had been several a~rrivals from
Victoria, with gold from Frazer River to the
amount of $l30, 600 The river had fallen,
and mining was resumed. --latest adyicts
from Oregon indicate the election Of Logan,
the Republican candidate for Congress From
Salt Lake We lsarn Of the arrest Of two per-
sons implicated in tile forgery Of checks on the
Sub-Treasury at st, Louis. Indian depreaa-
tions, in which the Mormons are implicated,
are reported in Humboldt county.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

SERIOUS AcclpEYr N New YoRK.-On Sat
urday afternoon last a horse took fright il
Chatham street, and ran off at a rapid pace
until he reached the corner of Spruce and
Gold streets, when he came, head foremost
against a post, and was thrown to the pave
ment, receiving fatal injuries. Policeman
Adolphus Dobkee Of the Second Ward, was
requested by the owner to shoot the animal.
Raising his pistol to take aim. it nnexpeetea-
ly went off, and the ball from it struck Jacob
Ottengcr, a German, who was standing by, in
the head, killing him almost instantly. The
body of the deceased was taken to the Station
House, and Coroner Jackmsn yesterday held
an inquest upon it. The Jury, after !nvesti-
eating the circumstances Of the case, render
ed a verdict of accidental DEATH" and ex-
the officer from all blame. Deceased
worked in a type foundry, and was on his way
when he was shot. He was 35 years OF
age, and leaves a wife and family.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

sa~ The Ocean Emblcm of the 10th inst.
says:-"Th large addition to the Mansion
House of this village, @. Cowdrick, proprie-
tor, is completed, and the pleasant airy rooms
are now ready for the accommodation of yisi-
tors. The Mansion House presents a credi-
table appearance, and in point of location.
and pleasant, healthlnl climate, facilities for
rscreation and pleasure, it is equal to any in
country. Its proprietor IS IN obliging.
c~orteous Gentleman, evsl &gsestive to t6o
wants of his patrons