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Shirt HOSOnS.

HANnSoMELY Embroidered and Plain, and a small
lot Of MarsAies. received and Tor sale
f-hs-n }. " Mr.I !.
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CAMPBELL MINsTRELs

Also in the RInOrTO SALOON, on board the steam
er James Raymond, Immediately after each Circus
performance, (adHlissiuE IS cents, a newly organ
izeu Troupe OF
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Combs, Brushes, Porte Monnaies

rT,R AvHING BAGS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, UNI
l. BREI.LAS, and general stock Of Fancy Goods,
received and for sale at moderate prices
II. MCGiIL,
ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
apr22-tf Corner Of Square aud College ST.
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ApNISsIoN.-Drcss Circle so cents; Family Circle so
cents; Children % cents; Galleries 70 cents.
TN addition 10 the Stock Company, the management
Il have the honor Of announcing the folOwi ng For
eign Artstes making II by far the largest ana most
perfect Equestrian establishment IN Europe or Amer
MILE ELoDE LoYALEl Premiere Fquestrerne de
Cirque Napoleon, Paris, wonderfully beautiful ami
expert, SURPRISING any living rider, male female.
First appearance ia the United StaiesJ;
LES FREEEs CONRAD For the past years the fea-
lures Of the Cirque de lmpeTarice, Paris, consisting
Of Mons. GUILAUME CoNRaDl the celebrated Anupo-
dean Rider. (F disappearance an the United ates)
Mons. Carlos CONRAD the famous French Gymnast
ami GruteSque. (first apIe rance IN the state
Mons. FRANCE CnNRAp thc CT eat French ACrOb.t
aud Piaso (First appearance in tn United Slaes)
Mr. W. % DALE the astonishing SUI Naultrr and RI
del from New ork. First appearar ce in the South
Prof SAEcEDAs the celebrated Spanish Juggler, rom
the Cirque Hsia lola, Madrid. (First appearance ia
the Unit d states Mr.. FRANK Donaldson the IA
nous Castheuist aud Pantomimist from Astley's
Amphthcatre, London. (Firstappearance SOuth.)
II T7This is unquestionably the most important and
costly combination Of Foreign Sars elected in
America, and involves an expense only justified by
the eXigencies of their New Orleans AmpEithe,tre.
In order 10 afford their Southern patrons the en-
JOY ment Of all the great attractions Of the Amphthe
atre this winter, there viii be exhibited, mmed.-
ately before the Circus er'oI nance, IN the PALACE
MUSEUM, (admisson rs ccnts-entTHnce by front
stairs
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Jehn D. Goss IS. Nosrs singleion and others.
DY the aee &c 4 ne Supreme Cart szaer m the
I'D above case. rs fA-cetabrF Term, ts5S. a.
ssssey having been p a. ordered, shall scll
a. the Coai -hoase 9psE IA Nashville. %
Saturday, the 2sth day Of May nsxt.
The one hAig q La Ne. A. With the ingxoyesaeuts
th~froh. hoaE sac >oa-hrrn haif thereof tns sane
pure hased by Goes aedrr GAzn.sr Sale frfsrrner
"a deed % bsuJ IAtan CieFs Aaster dated @ztA
JsHuary, fssi and resstsrrd ~ TIE REGISTER eee
rAvtisoa caahty IN fak No- &. EAgrs and g ~iil
faisy APpsAs, bethE sane sod BY szit Cess D
iic drfsa1anI The proseFty St be sssi4 80 rrs1if
IL An4 years 9Th laterett znd ~itisssi equity -
tcdcmpxfon sctrs vita erna srcafity re4eirra, and
L4lae1 ~ The pa nssat ~ lbs ssfrrA4-s
ss-cast Il sast Aad u he saist 20 he paia cash
Alg.o-1d J. r. CLARK, cIerk.
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DoRTE MONNIFS, Buck PUrscs, Raz0rs Turkish
Towels, &c and variety Of other things, re
Ceiyed and Tor sale by
J. II. MCGtII,
Furnishing and Fancy store,
mar25 Corner of square aud College street.
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Mr.. ALEXANDER MoNTARG!
Living African Boa Constructor !!

80 feet long, weighing PSI pounds, which consumes a
doz full grown fowls or a small cal al one feed
and a huge living AFRICAN ANACONDA IS feet
long, weighing 81 pounds
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fIsH8EE % foar assirzhie Baadsng ISts, fhs
Miadis frznkiiA IaFaElke. AZ ths janel,on u ne
AaaaEsiis Aad Castl4Aoexk k4ifes4 fS1nel. he
Ahovs Lass wiii b. sul& .ls hzrEsAs Apply -
A. X Gl-kscuck A Co.
aprIt-ae - cpiiess street.
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ON The ggrd day M lr,l I250

at Vie Court hoEse donr IN The city az Nashville
cNios@ l" fabhr SALE. Ter cash. the Real Estate mem
u"ned ann described IN said deed consisting Of u
AsTes and - fles, siiuatr about mile from Nash
Vie oh the Nashville ana Chattanooga railroad The
E,.-li,us arc Nau" Die and th"se dr-irng country
rnaE2S-td JANIS WHFrMORTH Trustee
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Extensive Auction Sale
OF
GROC ERIIS
BY
.. n. q. NOEL a. CO.
Up A AIN!

on WEDNESDAY, April -, at o'clock, we will
~ sell for cash, in front OF. our Warehouse, No.
Market street, the following Groceries, without re-
$50 hhds Sugar, IFS bbls Loaf and crushed
IFS bbls. Choice Molasses sugar
POS hlfbbis {" 20 400 bags prime Coffee,
500 bbls Whisky, all KIDS cusks Brandy all kinds
go packages Nuts, all 900 kegs Nails and Brads
kinds, 400 doz A. Field Oy sters,
IS h'Ns Tobacco, all gr DIS, 275 boxes soap,
$50 boxes Starch, 400 doz Brooms
$50 boxes star x Talow $50 doz. Buckets < Tubs,
Candies, Sardines. Pepper, Cigars,
MackeTel Herring, &c, &c.
apr22-tf :. A. 6. NOEL & Co
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Snie Ileather.

YxTE are ID srcefis e and ssll kseP enstzatlx %
w had krze -. a - szpeEAH usk 4na hsa,'
lsrk Tanned s0as Iesti -. ueh oss - Ne isads
Ne teesstR as.sbi& nsaFea- ....-,,,..
tNH< 50 - EE1e H18 8 -, -
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Comprising
+. c. KNEELAND, Of Rumsey 4 Ncwcomb's Camp
bell MnstFcls.
WV HEDDING, Of Rumsey Ncwcomb' e Campbell
Minstrels.
J. II. boot ", of Matt Pcei's Campbell Ministries
p Il. A. NoNTGARDE. Of Bryaut's Minstrels.
7 G. Bushnell, Of Christy's Miustrels.
Supported by efficient auxilArics. aprlS-td
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Half Hose.
Fans! Fans!

CJLK, Merino, Isle Thread, Cashmere, Plain and
- Fancy Cotton, received and for sale by
apr22 J. II. MCGII.
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srRAYKp or sroLKx


TTsHE stockhaieers "a The Sssbrfhs cenn~rcial
i insaTzace cuupsn are hereby naf BED Ihzt
seIa< q al BE bed - her ece Ia thss cay %
Aosaey Ne N cay 4 Nty bsxt, besseen the boars
u ie A. n ze1 2 etinck r n, far lie riection u
Elsvaa EaFsetsrs - serxs Tbs ensaisE ysss.
~ LANES NAtkER,
apFtS-ta kecFe tary.
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ONWARD: Or, TIE NorST1N CiatBTHITs
Tale Of Progress. BY Jane Ann winsct m. vol
limo.
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SHIRTS,
UNDERSTANDS and Drawers

Just received an assortment Of Under OF Lin
81 en- Isle Thread, Cambria, Cotton and light Me-
rino, &c. For sale by
apr22 J. II. MCGIII..
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Clerk and Masters Sale.
n o r IC II =

Il pnrsuanc 81 Deed uf Trust, made and cxcrut
81 ~ W. r. LUCAS % me, dated 2sth Of Fcbrua
ry ie"s' and registered in the Registers oirc Of Ia
N'dsoh coanty IN Book No -, page 436; viii
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Hen advertisements.
PennlanShiD

Received daily the Store OF J. H. McGill.
Please call and see Mr.. d. before The class begin
apr22H NJ
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From abe London Daiy News.1

w. II. BERRY & CO., Public SQUARE
mar26-tf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
PROBABLE MURDER.
MAN sTRANGLED TO DEATH ON THE FIVE
POINTS

Last hight about o'clock, Officer Huggins Of Sixth
Precinct, while patroDg his beat, informed that
man had been murdered at Crowns corner" op-
posite Cow Bay" on the Five Points Securing
the a.tendarce'of Officer Donaghy, he forthwith re-
paired TO the place indicated, and his knock at the
door was answered by young woman named Jane
McC abe who, a. the officers entered attempted to 60
out, but was prevented from so doing.
A light was procured and search made which re-
suited in the finding Of the lifeess body of ap
pareLty 80 years of age Deceased lay in one of the
beds Of the apartment and was covered with sheets
and quilts, on which were marks of blood. The police
also fourd in the apartment man giving his name az
John II. Benjamin, and two other girls calling them
selves Jane Bradford and josephine Smith. The gii
Bradford was lying in another bed and was helpessy
intoxicated. Jane McCsbe also appeared under the
Influence of liquor but the others seemed quite sober
The officer apprehended Bepjsnin and the three girls
and after locking them up, procured further assist
arce a1d conveyed the body Of deceased TO the Sixth
Precinct Station House.
The Police District Surgeon made an examination Of
the body and gave il his opinion that deceased had
come to his death by strangulstion. His face was
quite discoored and there marks on either side
OF the neck Deceased dressed in hickory shirt
and blue oversls, and looked Ike a workingman. In
the bed where he was concealed Officer Huggin'
found naturalization paper on which was the name
James McSee, but whether that was his name has
not tTsnspred.
As far es could 10 learned the deceased was seen TO
ertes tie room il question about O'Clock in the after
noop, in company with Josephine Smith, and II
known that he gave her 3 bil from which she wa
TO take - cents. The apartment was occupied oy
John II. Benjamin and it is stated that during the
afternoon " ffty cent? worth Of Crowns corner rum
was taken to the room. Nothing could be elected from
a1y Ct the prisorers and they were committed 70 the
cells by Sergeant Petty 70 sssist the action Of the
Cororer.
The ofieers a. late hour last night learned thai
there were other persons in the loom besiie those
above mentioned, and it being sscertained VINO tney
were search w.s made for them about the POINTS, bu
without succe.s. Benjamin Gays ths. he ws away
during the morning. and knew nothing OF the mattel
until late in the afternoon, wher upon returning and
6pdrg his door locked be burst it open and discovered
Jane Bradford and Josephine Smith inade WITH in'
Efeless body Of deceased When ne entered the body
was .,ll warm. 1t did not appear that he gave an!
rfcrmation to the police or 10 other persons OUTSIDE
The matter VII be thoroughly Investigated to-day o.
the Coroner.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET.-The Brokers Cir.
cuar reports the sales Of Cotton for the week As 900 bales
OF which 900 speculato and 1000 10 exporters The
market generally tIfe lower the decline the inferior
qualities being ID The closing tone duness The sales Of
Friday bales including 1900 bales 70 exporters, the
rnsrket Of that day closing quie.
Another account says the market slightly easier.
Cons closed Friday 95t195t for money and account
The bullion In the Bank Of England had increased fB50
AMERICAN SECURITIRs.-Americau State stocks
In active request and prices hrm Railroad shares and
bonds slow Of sale at Unalered prices
HAvRE MARKET.-New Orleans tres ordinsire Cot
quoted 1lH DO. bas lO4f The market
was dull sales Of the week 500 bales
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO GALWAY.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Sept. II, l85e-P NJ.
The CoTTox market dull but to-day 1908 bales
BREADsTUFTs vesdy.
PRoyisIoSs dull
LONDON Saturday, Sept. I'm
CoysoLs e5s 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

Masonic PRKsESTArros.-Ap presentation ofs mas
sive gold chronometer watch, valued at $3.50, wss
made la,t evening by members Of Pacific Lodge -
this city, to Past Grand Master Costello The wstoh
was accompanied by parchment scroll, onwhich
was inscribed the object Of the testimonial, and the
names Of the members contributing to it. 1t 10 DE-
signed as an expression Of the high esteem which the
members have for Mr.. Costello, and as token Of sp-
probation for the many services he has rendered the
masonic oider. Mr.. Costello, in addition was prs-
sented by the White Plains Lodge Of Wsstcheasr
County, with coetly Past Grand. Masters rsgsha,
intended to express their obligation to him for the in
terest be has taken in their welfare. Henry G. Banks
made the presentation on behalf Of the Pacific Lodge
and Mr.. j. p jenkins for the White Plains Lodge,
after which the party sat down to dinrier. Jadgs
Robinson Of Westchester County, presided, saA
speeches were made by Judge Mlls, ID. p. O., Sza-
mors, ID. ID. G. NJ, Sickles, w. @. s., Dr. Austin.
r. ID. Homer, esq, Mr.. G. g. Murcb, aud others. A
number Of volunteer toasts were offered, and the
whole affair passed of in capital style, the festivities
being kept up till a late hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
TWo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE CIRCASSIAN AT ST. JOHNS.
rae the Newfoundland and American Companies Lines once
W No. q Wall street

m, the Newfoundland and American Companies Lines, Office
No. q Wall street
Sr. JOINS, N. F., Tuesday Sept y, 1893.
The steamship Crcessian, Capt Campbell, from
Galway on Saturday the 18th inst, arrived at TINS
port at 2 p. m. to-day.
The Circassian has 300 passengers Tor Newton
She experienced heavy weather on the passage.
She reports having seen the steamship Asis' ior
NevYork. 10 the southwark, on Saturday afternoon.
The steamship Bremen, from New'fork, arrived at
Southampton on the 18th, en- route for Bremen
The news two days later thar the accounts BY the
Vanderbilt and City Of Baltimore, and anticipates the
sdvices per steamship Asia, due this week at New
York.
There H. however, no political news Of importance.
1t bad been officially announced that the Great
Eastern leaves Holyhead for Portland Oct %.
Isambsrd X Brunei, the designer Of the Great
Eastern, had died Of paralysis.
Troops have been ordered to proceed from India to
China, in order to vigorously prosecute the war.
The French laws in relation to the press are not TO
be modified.
There was nothing doing at the Zurich conference.
1t was reported that both the Empress Eugenie and
Princess Clotilde were eneeinte.
The King of Sardinia had received the deputstons
of the National Assemblies of Moiens and Parma.
qussoence in their views, and promised to support
them before the Great Powers. He also expressed
the hope that Europe, having recognized the right Of
other nations to form Constitutions will not deny it to
Italy.
Their continual military movements indicate e de-
termination on the part of the Italians to rely them
eelves.
Austria was 10 increase her military force in Italy,
and it was asserted that France has still nearly 100000
men there.
The Spanish expedition against the Moors is fxed
A l2 900 men, and the transports all ready to con-
vey them.
The Red Sea Telegraph Company invite public
business the completed portion of their line from
October l..
Koosingn & Co. of st. Petersburg had failed, with
heavy liabilities They were largely engaged in tai
low speculstons.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

M CouRr OF APPEALs, Sept q, lsj9.-Presert--
ne judges. except Judge sIL Noe H. S. llSS,Ioek
NO Reserved for October 4 No 25-Reserved for Oct,
No 0-kssevsd for October No 60-R@seryed for Octo
No s-Ressryed for October II No. a-Res-rveS tot
IL Appeal dismissed with ccsts-Peope rel Steen
~ Shss est Lsfryer and others; Baker sg sayer; sehm
= ns @ Motion to ei'mi,. aPpesl q Aug granted
~ as Johnson. No i-Sosson receiver ss Corning
JeSp H1sn Arnsa Mr. Wm- D. White for appellant MT.
~ morning. a. ~ O'clock
''"a1 fer sept. u -Nos 2 s,A56,7,sp,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
PENNSYLVANIA State Fair.

PHIIADELFHlA, TueBddy, SePt. q. ToV':
Tho State Fair opened to day and well filed with
visitors. The Fair is held at the same place where
the United States Fair held few years ago. Some
fine f blooded horses aud splendid specimens OF cat
Tie are on exhibition. The steam and hand tre-englne
trial Commences tomorrow No. 7 of Baltimore have
signed their intention to participate in the contest,
and are expected to arrive here tomorrow evening
The champion yacht George NJ. Hill, is on exhibition
ard attracts considerable attention. The city Is
crowded with strangers and every train that arrives
adds to their number.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE SrcoSp AvsSyE Rau-
RoAD.-Last evening, about o'clock, a accident
occurred on the Second Avenae Railroad in Oliver
street. by witch young man named DAVID BAsle-
ton almost instantly killed and halsa d,sss
other young men more or less injured. II sppsau
that two of the cars containing the members Of tho
Nalsboat Light Guard who had been on eVtsrsst
excursion to Joness Wood, on their wsy 10 tho
Peckslip Ferry, when a collision occurred tstwoss
them in the following manner: Owing to the mis-
Of the switch at the cornsr OF Oliver Ard
Chatham streets, the first car ran some distance
down the latter street before the driver
could check his horses and break up The horses
were shifted and with the assistance Of several OIL the
members of the company the car wcs taken back asd
the switch rghted. The second car soon came along.
and the members of the company thereon fearing they
would not be able to the ferry with their con-
panons urged the driver and conductor to hurry on.
but the latter refused the request stating that he had
his own time to be governed by. This car wss now
at the top of the OiveTstreet hill when the brako
becoming dsaranged all control OF 10 was lost, asd
the driver attempted to disengage his horses. Tho
car oon,ir ued it's descent at fghtful speed and wss
seen by those on the forward car, many Of whom anti
cipatirg serious reeults from the inevitable col.
Hsop, leaped off the top and jumped from
the platform into the street. When the COLLISION oc-
CURED Hazeton was thrown forward scross the rsoe.
and the wheels passing over bis body, killed him
slmcst instantly. With such violence cid tho cars
come in contact that half q dozen or moro OF the
passengers were thrown to the ground and badly
bruised. The injured persons were conveyed 10 .
neghboring drug store, and after receiving proper
attention were sen, home. The body Of yousg Iis-
zl.ton WAS removed to the Fourth Precinct Station
House to await the action Of the Coroner.
One Of the horses attached to the forward car was
also run over and killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
The Canal Convention.

UTICA, N T., NtPI. y IoJ''
fair number Of delegates are here TO the Cansi
Convention. among them quite sprinkling of poiti-
csns There is no csucassipg tonight, and no ndica-
tons Of what is to be done further than the presump
ton that the action of the Convention vi turn upon
individual preferences a. to candidates It's geneiany
believed now that no nominations will be made, but
that the views of the Convention will be Indicated by
Yssolnfons
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

RrpuBLIcAss Is THr Ei'Hrfinin -
p.A-.ro.. Association in the Eigstsssth Wsd
~ soul.y meeting .. the corner of Third svswas
.S ,,.,ssrtb street, la.t evening, Bse =. haniess.
presiaspt, in the chair. Beside rsos'nss eo1s ""y
-, nsmber,. and sbou, fifty proposals for seospa-
,pce a. ne,t meeting, and considssels e1pfssS"e g
lrigrstiOn at the conduct Of the t"o KsproAc" p
pervisors who sbsented themselves from the meeting
Of III. Beard y.sterdsy, NO busns. OF any o"'ss-
reoee wa transacted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
The Sanfa Ee Mail.

ST.. LOUIS, TUESDAY, Sept. Y, INl9
The Sarta Fe Mail of the 18Th inst. has arrived al
Independence. .oo-;.,
Serious difficulties are spprehended with the In
dsps in the vicinity Of Asons ranch in consequence
Of the abandonment of that trading post.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

THIR1yEsrB WARD REPUBLICAN Aso..iA. .S~
The regular meeting Of the Thirteenth wsia S As.o
citation vas held at the Of Clinton saa Sfe:"
streets, last evening" f. Elliot President, tstAs cha~
M. David Forbes was elected Sscrsssry.
nsv members were received, and Others
An effort was made, bat without succs ~ - 's.t
Ne,m,. VOORHEES, and Little out Of t'~
Dsrtv The Associs.ion agreed to meet "s"'
until after the election
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

Mr.. WISE BALLoosISG IN NEw-YoRK.-xf. Wise
will initiate bis largest balloon, Jupiter, this morning..
in Hamilton park, should the weather be favorable.
and commence series Of novel and interesting OK
perinents in baIooning. lie proposes 10 moor tho
balloon by a substantial rope attached to windlsss
90 that it can be let up thousand feet, and thsa
hauled down again. With this apparatus he will b
able to take up some Of those who desire tssts OF
life iu the skies and land them safely again upon the
solid earth lie will try 10 show the eject Of ssvatsd
music al.o, and an attempt will he made 10 tA-s
stereoscopic pictures from the balloon. Should this
attempt prove successful il will open 40 entirely new
Geld to stereoscopic enterprise, and every country
will become it's own map maker. Bot whether it
succe eds, or not this will be decidedly sovs asd
- aiming way Of taking the cir.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
ExDlosiOn and Loss of Life.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept. 27 1879.
On Monday the boiler of freight engine on the
Baltimore & Ohio road at the Cameron station. rear
Wheeling, burst, killing John Harris, engineer. James
Dawson, firem an and James Winters, conductor-aD
residing at Wheeling. Several hands at the ststion
Ssre also injured: some il is thought, fatally.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Canadian Provincial Exhibition.

KINGSTON, c. W., Tuesday, Sept. u, 1899.
The Provincial Annual Exhibition was opened to-
DAY. The number Of entries exceeds a. 900. The cl.y
is filing rapidly with visitors.
The Bo0d of Agriculture passed vote OF con-
doence to S Edmund Head and lady, on their sad be-
resyement by the death of their son by drowning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
the Coroner

ABoy D,owyyp.-About o'clock lat eve ning, q
ty u.p~s y.u R,.r residing with hs mother No i55
soL s--, accidentally fell into % Norn Aiver 81 hs
fc-t Il Cs1Al and crownsa Ne "a TAKEN oI ~
minutes s~rwaId snd evsry emf w0 made 20
restore hin. bit wuoUs suee-sA
FRI IN BRooNE SrRLLI.--lne,e vas SOL Astm
b. a.. .vrulrr in .he h Dct esed BY the burning Of
= widow frame s.d curtain D. N coone 1sse- DsmAs'
.ilstL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Eyeretrs Grafton on Webster.

BOSTON, Tutsddy, SePI. y , i7'7''
The Hon. Edward Everett repeated his grafton on
Webster in the Capital grounds this afternoon 10 an
immense audience.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

The following note has been sent to u.s. 1t does not agree
eith regular dspstchl
II ~ Edtfv Of 7A< N. T. Tribrne
SIR: have the satisfaction to say that have re-
oeived telegram announcing the safety OF Prof. La
Mountain. He is now at Kingston, CIV, aud makes
an ascent from there to morrow The sale oil seats
announced for Thursday in your paper Tor the 1851
week will not be postponed ,,n,, A..
Respectfully &c.,, o. u iNohhSoLh' "s'""
Tvs,dap Evening Sept "a 1859
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

up anew. The Bos,d therefore appropriated $50 to
defeed the writ.
During the evening, tie nsstiae ~ ccstassA
eeeuy much in the came s,>irit ~ N sse sassnOss.
The lobby was crowded. Thee or focr ho1rs vers
spent 10 sstemp.s to delay the soa of ne majority.
speeches. and suggestions relative 70 vndaG up asd
the time for holding the next meeting. Z VA decided
H. aoorn, both psrtes coccurns to this sveaiss q
: ,,ofonk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
inkiux of fine Steamer Arkansas

MEMPHIS Tenn, Tuesday, Sept -, 1917
The Arkansas River steamboat Irene sank on Satur
DAY night. Loss SO, 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

EIrvxsrK WARD kErUsLcAss.-The A.s.su.
wssd Repablicaa Association met zoe 49,
Room, No. 81 Avenue ID, last evening" r, n',-.,
esq, President, in the chair. Ev~ as,esa - ~ nv.
in future four copies Of the Roll OF hsmos"nP -
for the Pfesdent one for the Secretary ono '@ N
Chairman Of the Executive Comm'"ee' sna W.
the Central Committee. 1t was resoivea 70 -
delegates to fn vacancies in he Central eoa .Se
Young Mer's General Committees, at the 0e" me-
ipg. Aso, to procure more eligible plsos Id wis.
70 hold meetings. No other business Of 'mpor'seS9
waa trar sacted.