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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
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WAsHISoToy. "Wednesday Aup.

WAsHiN6ToN, Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1859
Nothing concerning the late convention between
Guatemala and Gres, Britan-the former cedng
large extent of Territory to the latter-hss reached
this Government in official form; but it 10 known
that the Administration is not al indifferent observer
of events in that quarter.
A letter from Vera Cruz states that Minister Otway
has been ordered by the British Government TO avail
himself CT the leave of absence previously gr .nted
and surrender the charge Of the Legation to Mr. Mat
thews the Secretary of the Legation.
Ably-wiitten circulsrs have been addressed by
Ocampo TO the Governors Of the several States Of
Mexico, irnprsssing upon them the necessity of en-.
forcirg the recent reformatory DEGREES of the Cor s
futionsl Government.
Numerous applications are pending for the Deputy
Marshaships for taking the next census but no ap.
pointments will be made until further legislation by
Congress.
According to dispatches received at TIE Navy De-
parmen ftom the United States ship Saratoga dated
the 18th instant, Minister McLane was passing the
Summer at the City Of San Andrea' and would return
TO Vera Cruz the lst Of Septe nber. Two Spanish
fngates and one French brig-of.war were at Sacri.
icios. The sick list Of the Ssrs,ogs slowly in
creasng but the captain hoped by careful attention to
stay the progress Of the disease although it in
The midst of the sckly season.
Lieut.. j. G. Boyle has been ordered to proceed to
Panama 10 report to Flsg Officer Montgomery for duty
as Naval Stcrekceper ard Commissioner of Stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
The Kansas Gold Mines, Etc.

ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Aug 81, 1859.
A special dispatch to The Erening Bulletin says,
that the express, with Denver City dates of the Oath
inst, reached Lesvenworth to-day. The richness of
the new dig gngs at the headquarters of the South
Platte is confirmed, but the prospects Of profitable
mining not attering, in consequence of the dis
tant location the roughDess Of the roads, and the
sequent difficulty of procuring supplies. Four quartz
grindeis were il successful operation at Gregory Val.
ley. The expIese brought a large quantity of gold
dust.
An Indian fight took place on the 18Th instant be-
tween the Brule, Sioux, and Poncas. Eleven of the
latter were killed and wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

REPAyISG or WALL STREET, '&c.-The Cfo'os
Aqueduct Department yesterday awarded the c,n-
tract for paving the whole length OF We'll street WITH
trap block pavement with the exception OF small
portion near the East River, where the cobblessosea
are simply to be re,Aid), TO j. W. Psttisrew, at no
rate Of 81 IS per square yard. The Number squA6s
wards is $500, and the time allowed Is 30 days. SDha
P.ttierew and j. HumeB became his sureties 10 she
amount Of 81, COO.
Thomas A. Dunn received the cos1rsct - pat
cobble stone pavement in Fftieth street, 'stween
EIGHTH and Ninth avenues, at AZ cents Pr . square
yard-time, % days.
Mr. Bsird Is 70 put cobb!e pavement n Thirty
seventh street, betweea Fr-t and Second avenues 1t
- cents per square yard-tims, IL days.
| John II. McCabe Is 10 build q sewer 10 Eighty
fourth street, from Second avenue TO near Fourth
avenue, at g 50 per nsa foot sa5 per foy.for cul-
vert; 800 for basins, and 90 per 1900 tsss for
p,aIk-tip.e 60 days. Mr.. McCsbe 10 also 70 build
te~er from Brooms street TO - set north Of Grand
street. at % % per Bnesl foot=ti' xe, - days.
Michael Casey is TO build S,ner in Forty nin!l
street, from Eleventh avenue TO the Nsrth River. q
A. 20 per lines foot--time, % lays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

SHOOTING AyFRAY-Last night about O'Clock
two men, named John Hays and John Kelly got into
an alteration at the low porter house No. III White-
hall street which resulted in the former shooting tue
latter in the abdomen with sdoubebarrcee pistol in
aictiDg mortal wound. 1t appears that Kelly IN
vited Hays to take drink, but for some reason or
ether the latter declined the invitation, and remarked
that he did not in any manner wish to associate HIM
self with Kelly. For this free expression OF his SEN
tments. he was twice Knocked down, but without re-
enting the insult he walked out Of the place, followed
by Kelly The Assault was renewed in the street, and
Hsy., feeling that his life in danger, drew dou-
ble.bareled pistol and put himself on bis guard. In
the course Of the ARRAY Hays discharged one OF the
barrels of his pistol at Kelly, the shot taking esc In
the abde men after which the former fed to his apart
ment located in the same building with the saloon.
X lily fell to the pavement, bleeding profasey from
the wound The cry Of murder being raised, Ohicers
Roland of the Frst Precinct and Olden Of the Twen-
,ysi1th PreciI ct, coon came upon the ground and
conye, ed the FUNDED man TO the Hospital.
Subsequently the police sppreheLded Hays in hls
room, ard locked him Up in the cells OF the rn't
Ward Station. House. His person and room were
searched. but the wespon with which he committed
the deed could not be found. Upon being questioned
Uays ssd that he threw the pistol into the street. and
,sd that be fed to his in order 10 escape from
the crowd whom he feared might do him bodily In
jury.
The doctors at the Hospital ssy that KsDy's wound
ia of ,uch nature that be cannot possibly recover.
He il said TO be al emigran. runner, and LIVED 10
Pearl street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
LIGHTERS AND STETEDORES AT THE
QUARANIiNE.

QUAR,STIsE, Staten Island, Aug. 81, ta5a.
To limit the number Of employees engaged in dis
charging cargoes from infected vssses, or vc5seH
from infected potts was induced to award the pIivi
lege of liebtering ard stevedorng At Quarantine 70
two or three parties demanding Of esch the Legal
boLds for due observ ston of Quarantine regulations
| regarded this course then ~ the only nsthoe by
which close and isOlatl0n Of pers0os
gagged in the work could be effected. aud tLetetors
adopted II, "a sanitary measure, which should DO
nsisned regardless Of soy .currous Interpretations Of
q .s. which Interested psris. misa iaoet
few months II this systen. howevrr cynynos
destss for, notwithstanding tho
reepy security .,es By the spIsd saa ,as s.Hs, .ad%
imneose bsTvson the smsi number Of nfscsd sess and
,ts long interval bet~een Employment 81 P,oos th
purpose mailing ell bonds under pcsent circumstances Of
effect AZ already shown sieyedofss and shrnrn -ossSe 81
on a. should sny b. taken slck should &,
look ter the smons their friends and rel,tisss In New
p.rd r pa,sithspiIi s tbs. b bs-a aid assin. p-fa
Gouiseon To cofnsei iaten'p AID stsvedss employed ~
the sveal parties Quarantine would, ia
ept up.e,id stat. Qnsntns sd.r, DO nprso,osbs sof
would be uinou to '>e licensed white restricting taer nun
Der would render monopoly odou' to the me'csas c"mma
ID. quarantine Of person, engaged IN dbchasins add lighter
The laws ard the eaosasy .bi. do0sh better
s- obct sasd shall therefore demand that 70 fa,nrs
all persons I'D 10 s,syedcys sHt Ing " s,sso shs
Indicated ,be bands given Tor that pufy-e not absent them
w. n ,a "a. mel s"p,s " n.
mission Of Health Oce ns Deputy eGsp. % i ssJ
osaos barge will b. pfoyiasd for is detention OF sach
conssne~s Of care~s heesf
ter erssge whatsoever desire, provided Ls parties thus
euss dchans bshtsrDs Of csses sod nrchAs
esr are responsible pledge thrmsrvrs u enpoy thos
hts OILY hands sb,outay Dso,ssuy ~ navigate
tie vessel to protect the interests Of tho oSIrr
Tie lighters nsed only be- enforced IA hs ts
apce Of cnros from the Lower Bay and ssn ooy
,ch cars-. are delivered Of ths CIT, n Too cssss
srnittsd 70 proceed 10 Nv Yok BetyE act BE-
see.d infected AID much Lees as psec'ny ne ye.ss 90
ear,d In copvsyLs oy. wsio lsstsfssn ga
esgeo 10 such from Injected yssse. y
come tbs victims Of tie uslsra, from their prosinar o..
poure % tho yesse and tLs process CT VENT '"n WINS
The process q dischsrsibg ,.v,.
tie sood conc Of tho cslabe com namty =, . o..
~ t A. N. DUNN. H.sih Ofoet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
POLITICS IN NEH-JERSEt.
poudeuoe Of Tne N. 7. Tribune

Coue.poudeucs of the N. 7. Tribune.
TRENTON, Aug. 80, l-59.
was present during most of the time occupied
>Sy tie late Democratic Convention IN selecting
candidate for Governor; but, IN long resiaeo'e
here. no similar exhibition of congresated rufiiAnsm
syer cane up before my notice. l have been 10 the
habit. for twenty years past, of attending oil the
Nominating conventions Of all the various parties
and their tapeents which have been held mere 'u'
synps.bising With only few OF them. lhesc
satheripgs have generally been highly respec'ap'e
in character and department. even when their num-
ben we're as meager as that Native American rally
Of ten men ia the City Hall, which Nominated
Daniel Webster for President and the Midas VI
Mount Vernon for Vice. Our citizens very ire
quenty 20 in as quiet SPECTATOR, ANXIOUS 70 sec
and kesr the speaking strangers VINO inay DO .iot-
ted olt "a the great guns OF the he" orgauA' W.
We have, thei efore, witnessed many funny eAoioi,
lions of the kind; for you Bno~ that al sucu, "
obtain auy prominence must be held al W ota'e
Csn;t,I In comparing notes with my tOwnsmen,
ind item sll to agree with Inc IN saying tnas 'ue
late Convention vas the most stormy, ABUSIVE o'u
rowd,ish gathering ever held III THIS Guy anu P',u
fully suggestive OF the declining morallty and de-
ceEcy OF the Democracy. This city being tue Center
OF the railroad system which traVerseS' OF CON
meets With, all parts OF the SKATE, the Trans came
in loaded with delegates and outsiders IN im-
meDse numbers. From the region adjacent TO
NewYork, these men came in the afternoon before
the Convention, so as 70 have the whole night ana
next morning TO eat, d,ink, and fix up things Tor
Gen. Wright Of Hudson Co. They very soon
seemed 10 cover the whole field OF controversy took
posses son Of ell the hotels hsugurated free rum,
swoIe at such a rate as would have shamed our
army "a Flanders, aud eaectualy iotnldated The
trends Of ether candidates by threats aid abuse 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
FIRES.

FIRL u DELANEY sTREET-Two PERSONS BURNED
FIREMEN INJURED,
About 9 O'Clock last night fire occurred ia the
building 20. 1913 Delaney street, occupied by nj. l.
Mcdonnell and Others in consequence Of the explosion
of a csmphene lamp which one of the family was a.
tie time engaged in Glirg. The burning duid being
scattered in every direction sred the woodwork, and
con PEELED the occupants 70 seek safety in fight The
flames spread rapidly, and before they coali be eAn,
Henry Hart, was damaged TO the amornt OF about
$3.50. Insured. Michael Gum sustained 800 damage,
snd the other occupants lost roa 50 to goo worth Of
property.
mir. Mcdonnell in attempting to extrguish the fire,
had his hands burned and his daughter Jane was ter
ribly burned about the face and hands Dir. McD.
estimate his hose at 800.
Jamee Muhollsnd, OF Hook and Ladder Go. No. III,
lost ono of his ogers in consequence Of the carriage
coming in contact with Engine Co No. III. lis wound
was dressed in neigbborng drug-store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
STATEMENT or MIR. JOHN 5. DYE.
70 p< Ed,sy Of he NJ y D'oss~

NEw.YoRx, Aug 81, 1859.
SIR: a. my name appears in your issue this morn
ing, IN an article concerning the Monongshes Valley
Bark, Pa forgery, deem it but Justice to me that
sou inseit this n reply.
FrS, Il is fal.e that there ever was 6nu in Cia-
cinnan under the style of Dye Langdos. y Hoees.
er ssssd publishing Dct.cor an, o,ncr business
Second: IL tails. that had business clans'ea
with .itet COON Hsws the fruer onlJ NEW cek
In II ep~c,ab- house of sutne. shsrp CO. Caois
us and Of dasnosi
IN the Of shihuS The Latter Hswo
u.,er 10 oy Know edge even saw.
Thtd Il fs- that La gdon requested 10 Dr.
euiy about getting hold II the forged paper Oa The couy
P.nry requested Lsnsdon ana get him 10 have asct
rs uz al The his Intention
harm Lsnsdcn of that fot snd that
II wa. only a friendly Interview that he wantee.
Iws. un.be 10 go Lansdou ,h--~sH sui
,he ms Dr. Henry hsd returoed hone tae
did ace Lapsosn Henry ia. al. of the
eryieu Wit. that hs could have the soo living
the c.rtifcatss JOHN ,. DYE 4
hsp Isrt Aug 81, 1881.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Pearl street

CoUyTZaFEIr MOsEY.--Lsst evening snoenef az
tenn. was made to food the city with counterfeit
money, three spurious bills making their appearance
a, the sane time. The first counterfeit discovered
was r. bill on the Bank Of Mutual Redemption,
Mas: the second, 81 bills on the Bevidere Bank OF
New Jersey, AMI the third, $40 bills on the Bank OF
Trov. the latter being photographic copy. These
bid. were yet aioAt among the shop-kespers on the
avenues, but did not make much he ,dwsy. QUITE
lumber Of persons taken in BY the sms!i bus
bu, we did rot hear Of any being swindled by the
40 bil. In the Tenth Ward the police arrested TWO
women and man who were engaged in passing tne
Belvidere counterfeit, and locked them up tor the
night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Accident at Genesec Falls.

RocnYsrnR,IN. y. Wednesday Aug. 81, 1872
young man named WIN. III, Jerhson, tell from
The ton of the Genesee Falls this afternoon, while
witnessing the rope walking of Mons DE Lave, aud
striking the rocks below, instantly killed. The
distance he fell 80 feet. The accident oc-
CURED Gear the spot where Sam Patch met his death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
From Alb0nV.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1853.
The Commissioners appointed to settle the claims OF
certain parties against the State for the purchase of
the Averl ore bed of the Clinton Prison have made
decision. TIE parties claimed $1,000 "a the mount
of the purchase money under the contract OF the state
Office rs in 1856 and interest for two years, or damages
70 the smount Of $4,000 The Commissioners de.
clare the contract Of 1856 Illegal aud void, and
award s35 900 damages to the claimants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

While the steamer jenny sind, Capt. Mofsso WITH
al excursion party of over hres hundred was coming
up Taun,or River having been " Rocky Point she
,ruck en- rock and sprur sIssk. Thslsdiss on oond
we're very much terrified for few moments aud Q
gard stampede was 'nAGe for the after part OF tbs
boat. Order Wa coon restored and the pumps u,"d-
There were Ave IS inches Of water In the bold out
the cspain managed TO keep il under, and the byA'
steamed mp to T.untcn. The concus.oos whea .o'
steamer struck, Ass very great, bat WITH the exec?
ton u atoie IT, lie bottom of tie bosL ana tho os'
join.irg II tie szok, p,pe, " iems.e Va i1ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Fire.

BosToY, Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1872.
At an early hour this morning the City stables, on
Commercial street were set on fire, and totally de-
stroyed The horses, wagons, &c, were saved Inc
Gre extended to the shed of The gas works, Destroy
Jog tho shed and about 900 chaldr ms OF camel coal
TIE City Stable badirss were OF wood, ana not Oh
M unIti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Cricket Match.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Aug. 81, my.
A Cricket match to,k place TO-DAY between Eleven
of the St Georges Club Of New Yok, and Sixteen OF
the Albany, Rensselaer, and Western clubs The
sccre ssrl Ms follows: First Innipgs-Albany, Reos-
selser and Western Cube ll3; St. Georges Club, 1885,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
POLITICAL.

DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
vHSTfON.
Lsst night the Republican Conventions in the van
Assem- bly, Ditric1 Of this city sected their Ds'-
egste. and Ateinates TO the state Convention. We
give the na nee a. far a. we could get them:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

Tile American Convention for the WEB Congrei-
sioua. DstIct Of Maryland, composed Of the twelve
upper wsrc- Of the ely, on Tuesday night nomh@iea
the Bon. Henry Winter DAVIS Tor reeIeciion' h7
received - yotss 10 - for Cdeuan leiict- Tie
rou,ina,on va, made aosnIinsus, and ws' greeted
Nth great III. usissrn b. ar, Dawes aneEdl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Murdered her Son.

BoSTON, Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1913.
A muatto woman named Wilton has been arrested
in thorough Me-. for the murder of her son. aged
Is years ON NJpdsy, aud afterward burning her
house. in the oven of which she had placed his Ie-
mhinH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Double Balloon Ascension.

ITHACA. Wednesday, Aug ol loJ'
Messrs- Coe and Brooks of St. Louis msde fine
double ascension in their celebrated balloons Comet
and " Excelsior at o'clock to-day, from the fair
grounds in this city. There was large conoourse OF
people present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
City of Baltimore and Vanderbilt.

CArE RACE, "wednesday, Aug. ST, I53g.
The steamship City of Baltimore, for Liverpool,
passed here at o'clock on Wednesday morning. The
steamship Vanderbilt, for Southampton and Bremen,
passed here on Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Wisconsin Republican Convention

MADISON, VIE, WEDNESDAY, Aug. 81, IS57.
The Republican State Convention to-day nomi-
mated Alex w. Randell, the incumbent for Governor
The vote wss: Rsndell, llS; Schurz. 4S; scatter
ing o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Obituary.

DETROIT, Wednesday, Aug. ii, lS19.
Msor Jonathan Kesrsley resident OF this city Tor
over 40 years and prominent actor in the early his
tory OF Michigan, died this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

Our marine reporter seDda US the following
1.-THE stsansbip Asia was in eght from the Narrow
ct supset eastward Of the bar She appeared " DC
,oIe way out 9! xex."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

SIP. 0 fuh-E Embellishments L. Dfapcf
There ere ell sven ballots for candidate for Cover
,o, Or The frs, bers were saver voted for
Robinson OF Green Bay having 81. aud the others vsri
= - - A.. H.. -. g u.L.~. I'll,
GUS nuihpeis do"n 10 sonlaiy one Iot hooar'. 'ns
iautf hau on Tue second osuo' gu TUE 'uli none
on lne fourth MIN ana sAtn' ID on tue
the eighth ~ the ninth, - on the tenth, and was
nor,;ns.sd nv 10 on .ba aievantb
-
NE Madison Journal says:
v.r I.os i,., ni,ht for candidate for oyrrpor
Ara IL ba6 I.c,rn. ,bs, (b,.s Robn.,n v. the
rhoics Of h. e. N.Y.. ion ana could h noin.ted n .uobsr
,, ~. 1919 - ~ ,ba Er.y .,ccasass In
- ~ 49, " 1t. - A., -.
lcurssn 'dJ utpment Ioen th9 Isnlua osa ~ earns
oikan "a.s Up pecS,rI "a. n"ey sd 1 m, nou
Cnpon'e OF hsrIsu y. ti'p,It tuu uofulht ins oo'p
mon 80 ,,s slu ii luz. ~ u'''' y" '
's n ,s se'lls we en'ss oI ~ woe. h.
T., - ~ :. eu., 80 ~ s , ~. - ,si RS
.,Pd 800 Con, Of Ia ,r. - On. ,nd Invs1,;,,
Committee 'hOwDs ,h., Dewey for share of the
mr.I S,.,Jie, Who x.s p.sd"sd ss.iD ,Sb ,sns
"BobSt has PLAYED the shrewdly 1t hs, been noto
S.,. II mi, va, h" .aee.ed~S IN p.,i., one IL.
and coming in at the cO.e and taking the nomination
The Convention adjourned to Friday, the I'd OF
September when II VIII elect Delegates TO the
'ha'es'on convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

The following is correct list Of the candidates on
the State ticket recently nominated by tae Demo
cratic Convention in Wisconsin:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-21

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-21

FREE STATE PARTY IN KENTUcKY.-The
Republicans of Campbell and Kenton counties
in Kentucky heve held their first convention,
nominated candidate for Congress, and or
gained under the name of the Gree State
Party Of Kentucky" They declare their pur-
pose to resist the arbitrary influence of slavery
IN their own State, and to use all moral and po-
htical means to abolish it, and prevent its ex-
tension into territory now free. 1t also pro-
poses to labor at all times for the d emotion of
just measures Of internal economy, and for the
protection Of the just rights of all citizens
The movement is a practical one and will find
great favor with the yeomanry Of that State
TWAS at one time in the power Of the "oppo.
sition" to absorb the liberal and progressive
sentiment of Kentucky. But 1t chose to in
dulge in such an indecent and scandalous sat
urnalia, for the support of the slave interest,
that 1t lost the respect Of all who could have
commended the faction to the good wishes of
the friends of equal rights throughout the
country The Republicans who have had the
coulage to come into the field in independent
organization should pursue with swift retrbu.
tion both the political parties which have
achieved equal mischief to the prosperity and
the fame Of that State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-21

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WALTHAM, Mass, Jan. 90 1859.
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any of the Hair Oils or Washes with which the
ket is flooded. am yours very truly -
S. b. EMMONS
Sold everywhere. Price fifty cents bottle.
W. L. HAGAN 81 CO., ProprietoTs. Troy, n.
Sold in Worcester by GEO. II. SfURR, 20l Main st.
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