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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

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TIE mott disastrous confsgration ihs, has visited
city pce the great fire OF 1851 occurred last night.
The FIRE broke out S. about nLe O'Clock 10 the stable
Of F. MehrIg q Co., and entirely destroyed II, To-
s.tber with it, content rcGoing four valuable horses
lie fsmes thence communicated 10 the Blacksmith
stop No Is Canal street spreading thence 10 different
directions consuming the entire block BOUNDED by
Cirton North Canal, estLake, and + alfou streets
From th. block the fire communcs ted to Bls,cfDrds
lead works and thence TO the iiydrsrhc mills. These,
together with the block bounded by North, Jefferson,
Clinton, Fulton and WestLske streets, were eotrely
destroyed
From the north-weat corner Of Fulton and Canal
streets the fire communicated TO tie lumber yard of
Ryereon & Miller, consuming nearly 3,OOO,OOO feet,
valued at $40 Geo. ard thence TO the lnber yard OF L.
Sutherland, destroying his entire stock, vsluei ut
$40 go; and thence to the lumber yard adjoining con
sumir 2 coo 600 feet. Mason 4 Co.'S mscnine shop
corner Of North Canal and Caro-, streets yves totally
destroyed From Ky erson's ysrd it communicated to
The Vulcan Works Of Warrington & Macarthur, and
ihence to the Vulcan BoIler-WOrks. destroying the
block bounded by Fulton, Carroll, Clinton and North
Jefferson streets. Two blocks adjoining wers par
tisy destroyed The principal losers are as fo.lows
j. w CoclIeue, Audubon Housr, $4,000 insrred iSo1H
Blatchf-rd, Lao Works s6Ooc0; insurance so co.,
Co|rrsue Baker, Cleveland House, $4,000; Insured
Avery Co, $4,000; Insured s25 COO
Bydisuiic Mil. SlcCfO 10 insurance.
IA Rae p H.. ,' 1anirs n = tc 10 is,ar.nc-
The total loss il probably hot less than 500 600,
ard the total insurance will MT ekeeei s21O O09, the
grester psrt Of which il IN New York, Providence,
Hartford and Spin gfeld Companies.
large number Of the buildings destroyed we're
dwellings, of but little vsue.
The origin of the fire ha. not Been sscsr.sined.
Two fTemen were slightly riurei b. falling wsls.
CHICAGO, Friday, Sept. l6-P. ".
liz addition to tie Osses by last nights fire, reported
this morrirg are RE following:
Warrington Vulcan soundery $4,000; insured go coo
Mason bcArhur Go boiler wo's', $500 injured 50 o
In Cleveland. .
The Masonic Lodge occupying The upper story Of Baehod'
building. g. 60; no Insurance
Rsornsd Presbyterian Church. 81 90; insutes elcoo
There were about 100 frame DWELL g, valued at
from $500 to 81 zoe EACH destroyed. iarge amount
of furniture was saved but in damaged condition.
Hope Steam Engine of Philsde phis, who vera here
as guests Of Hope Hoe Company, turned out with
their engine, doing good service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
The kangaroo at Halifax.
SACkVILLE, Emmy. Sept. i

OathFILLt, TlllsJ, ocPt TO, I6Jy.
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool BIS; alt.
via Queenstown let inst put into Halifax q; clock.
short Of Goals.
One hundred and fly tuns wer' obtained Of the
GUARD Company, and the ship leaves for Ns~.York
to-day where she will be due on Monday.
The Kangaroo has 100 cabin, and 30 Storage pas
stpgers.
We have been urable to obtain the ooe day later
news from Europe brougb. by the kangaroo, the
Nova Scotia Company not having forwarded it over
their line. The news, however il not likely to have
been Of the least importance the Haf'x agent Of
the Associated Press would have expressed TO Sack
yille.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

LATER FROM HAITI-MugDER OF THk PRksi'
DENIS DAroHrEE.-The Brig Baltimore, Capt BY
from Por-auPrince arrived last hight, bringing da'e'
70 tie 5.h mat, Among Ler passengers Is
Gen. Guiners Propbite, e,-Mnis.er Of the
I,,.,;or for Hayti. and his SOD. The daugh'
Ter Of President G,d,sri ws sho; deai'
while sitting in ter fathers chair, from the -
nee gardens, On ,ne evening OF the ID INST iIeiS
was great eHci;ensn NJ l. Consequence. roar "I' au
At - 10, Hsy.isn money. Bat hii.e JUSTICES 1V'Ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Fatal Railroad Accident.

BOSTON, FIJI IdN, N-pl 10 -
A Mr.. Davis and wife Of New-Orieans, w1,ie drVing
ont today from Natick, 10 crossing the W orcester
Railroad, came in collision with tn engine o' the
passenger rraiu passing At the time. The vehicle was
wrecked, MIR. Davis precipita'ed number OF ieet
striking on he head, and receiving severe INJURIES
N,s Dsvis was thrown into the sr oolque!y over q
story and .stalf dwelling managing ler .enioiy anu
can.irp her instant death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

1t is said that the reason why Mr.. Wood sue
ceeded go easily at Syracuse in his coup de main Of
Wednesday, was that with one or two exceptions
all the ruffisps ard fighting men belonging to Tam
many Hall were some time since put in Office in
the Street Department, under Mayor Tiemann, and
Mr.. Commissioner Cooper, so that they could
rot be spared for combat in the rural districts.
Woods men, on the other hand, were out of en-
ployment, and found no difficulty in leaving town;
but it is probable that if all of Messrs Tiem,nn
aud COcper's Street Department DULLES had been
on the spot at the time of the skrmmsge, Wood and
his followers instead Of remaining in possession Of
The H4ll, would have been driven out oft with bleed
ing noses ard broken bones Indeed, there is little
doubt that Temann and COopers gang of gadiators
is II best in New.York, the men having been
carefully selected for their bruisDg qualities. AS
members of the Street Depart nent they are sup
ported by the city, which pays them such salaries
as are proper for gentlemen Of distinction in their
profession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

Judge Lt.lejobn, accompanied by J. II. Stsudish.
esq, an attorney left Newsygo, Mich, on the 3oth
ult TO bold Court at Trsvsrf, dEtsnce of ninety
miles. They started on horseback, with only .
trail" for their road, missed their way when they
had made distance Of about forty-fys miles, and,
With Only three days proyisions after wandering
through swamps and marshes for FIVE days, and hsv-
ing csmped oct six nights they returned to the point
Of d.psture-tbe horse, judcisry, and bar, looking
very much the worss for wear"
"A yourg named Sally, son Of James suIy, q
respectable gentleman Of Buffalo arrested N IN e
City the other day for forgery, and forged pspe' was
found on his person to the amount Of $50. He sesuA
to have bad negroes for partner in mis- iniqcxy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
The Anniversary Of the Settlement
OF Boston.

BosToS, Frlisy Sept. l6 1859.
Tomorrow being the anniversary of the settlement
Of Boston ii will be very generally observed as hoh
dsy In the afternoon the inauguration CEREMONIES
of Powers bronze statue OF pahlel !" ebs'er' Tui
tske n.ce in front Of the state House. the Hon. Eds
Everett being the orator the occasion. Many dis'
tinguished gentlemen throughout the country have &C.
cepted Invitations TO be present..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
u. 6. Agricultural SOciety's Fair.

CNIIAHO, FTIuHyl 5PU. 1'i Io5'
The principal obiec, of in crest a. the Fair to-day
Ike YESTERDAY was the exhibition Of the steam pows OF
Faw kes and Waters, both attracting Tue attention OF
the immense crowd in ATTENDANCE. Inc number oil
visitors today is esiimsed ct $1,000 Yesterday the
receipts were over $40 900.
trot took place this afternoon over the Garden
City Course, between Flora Temple AMI Pn'ces..
The former won in three straight heats. Time; @:'i
3:2I ana 2:2fl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
From Utah.

WAsHiNGIoS, FriGsy, Sept. III, iSJy
Official information from Utah, received at me ar
Department states that the troops are now efcieny
employed in prote sing oversnd emgrs nts from at
Ia k and outrages from the Indians on their route
The President has recognized August HIsch Is Con-
sul al Boston for the Kingdom Of Hanover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

Tae Les Isturs Of Massachusetts, .sys Tia SpriEs-
feil Republican, NAB IS bad work in starting s extra
set sio, The two Houses sr not agreed yet how ~
BEGIN their lsbors- Tbs House proposss to taAs up
Inc statutes a. presented by the Special Comn.ttss,
and 20 through with them in order sosspting reject
icg, modifying, e. seems BEST But We Seaats pro-
poses to eondsn the Committee c. aIges IN lump.
Az sisisn their report to The original Commissioners
20 revise, who would Of course rsstcrs tAsr fsvorts
iorrns ard submi, Il in peacsmesl to the Legislature,
30 that the latter &C. &, once. Thus the diff
f-reroes between TIE Commissioners AMI the Commit
tee ase perretOsted By Tie too branches o thu Legs
ls,ure AID threaten seriously to delay, ii not sbso.
| .u,tly nsr, sae wo.k q! .is session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Removal of the Government oil
Canada.

ToRoSTo Friday, Sept 10, lS99.
All departments OF the Government are nov moved
TO Quebec, the future seat OF the Government. Ine
Governor General left yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
The New.MexIcan Mail.

ST. Louis Fnddy. Sept TO I0y'.
The Santa Fe mail Of the 29.h ut. has reached H.
dependence.
Intense excitement prevailed in relation to the Con-
eressora election The army and the Anerc ana were
almost all in favor of Galegos. The contest was very
doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
Political.

PHMADELPHIA Fndsy, Sept l6 1859.
Mr.. Cooper's letter, published this morning, is re.
garied as intended TO operate on the approaching
Sste election ard to perfect the organization of the
Iron NJ, sers League that their demands for sddi
topa protection will be respected by the Nominating
National Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
The Brig Ten Sisters.

BOSTON, Fndsy, Srpt. TO ISJ'.
The bark Tom Corwn arrived e; this port on the
l2th met and Capt Sherman satei that the report OF
the brig Ter Sisters incorrect a. his rhole pas,
sage only occupied z days, aad he vas Wen suPpHsd
with proyi.ious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

SAsDi HOOK, Friday, Sept l6-lI .. NJ
There are, a. yet, DO signs off, Per-i. icx o--r
cue, with Liverpool dates Of the 81 inst. ~esk-r
stormy. Wind bl,wiDg freshly from T. S. f..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17
which passed The last Legislature. aud has only t"
pass the next and then be ubut . /, the peop,e

which passed The last legislature aud has only 70
pass the next, and then be submit ed to tue people
Behind the plsnsble provision reducing the number
of Judges Of the Court Of Appeals from eigh! to SIX
ia another which adds thousand dollars per snuum
to the salaries of about forty other Judges and acts
retrospectivey as well as in the future; and another
giving g, neral original Jurisdiction to the County
Courts, in effect restoring our old Common Pleas
Courts, with 81 their miscbievous efficiency 10 pro
noting litigation aud expense. The resson for
having so many Supreme Court Judges WAS the
sbolishmept Of the Common Pleas Courts. Now,
if We are to have the army Of Supreme Court
Judges, with salaries Of So 800 each and the Com
mon Pleas Courts too, the people of the State may
be paying pretty dearly for the kind Of justice
they get.
II refOmers want to alter our judiciary system
for its improvement, let them provide for the cleo
ton of Judges, at a special election, at which
no other off ,er shall be chosen, was proposed in
the late Constitutional Convention 1t is true .a4t
in most parts of the State, thus far, the election
Of Judges has worked pretty well, and We osse
DOW as good Judges a. We should have got from ~
appointing power; but there are beginning to 90
scramble. in Town and County Conventions for
Judicial Delegates, and men are to be foisted upoa
The parties as candidates for judges who are most
successful in the trickery and management of party
Conventions If this tendency is not arrested. an
elective judiciary will soon cesse to command pop
ular re,pect, even with increasing salaries. Our
judiciary establishment! is enormously expen'ive
now, and i, all paid for by direct taxes. Lihgants
pay no portion Of it. If the next Legislature shall
indone the screme proposed by the last, the people
vl have to vote it down. The proposition does not
seriously decrease the number of Judges Of our
tgh Courts; but it adds very seriously to the
already large number Of Judges with high salaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17

Probably few Of our readers are aware Of al i'm
.oraH proposition tsr amending the Constitution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

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rsuiing shig Enry HsnrAont For ua.sny
a. ". "A = SfON~
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gFIIPPING.


TrnI ssiTlsa AND North AMERICAN soYAI
NEW 5sPr s 20 ssso
Chief cabin passage siO Second cabin passage
rsaSi1' 90, luelias oxEApA, CAP. L sD;
srsIcA Car. sAaSSon bhofk s Sso
On siarboaiS bow vi red en- Si1 por. bow 80
h Lang s ssyss s'fss %saRs.ssy
srFRloi Ninsr, leavss Hos'on @ednssisy' juno ],
.SssSE;S }Sas:' S:: ffs:
herbs no, secured un,a paid for.
W expe'ecced surgeon on board
s s a. GoD y, spsss 5 as,,
'' 'e 0' '''S"' r. GoSSsp, No bowling Green
HEsAr REDUGrIoN.-TaE VANDERBILT EUROPE
~ ~ gee q gn,ed States all steamshtps
v ae Line New y Tsr souh
i sssd s9aS an i x. s si sd s'ss Ss
ron ao sos1a s sS"a '@a ssaS 1s0
kFRrnplr ss,sTS.y
gsnnsSsfLr sstarass' JoII e wedussdsy, .us. 3
vAsDEaBILi -. sstardas s. q wsssssdss, aax. s.
sbcse seamso'ps nave water iizh' compartments.
PHics o. sss.en eth.r way the Vanderbilt
.:sn 90. sssord e.Ss 50 Per oss.s oussS ss. oa6e
SRI sd 80 second cabin $50 Cersss,es 49, pasee.
- D. roBRAN0S No, s Bowling Grsen, rev York
p,SI New YOrs and rh.asess as.1.s ?, co%Dany-
CITY OF xdS A ri q Il ( .ss q Of JUNE.
From New Y9fs 7: &c. So =, s soS Liverp00l
EN CITY OF HXsdissfEs sSA of june
49,. from New York st1' os X : .aS
a be g. X. Of
lss saA1 and BIT Johns AS the steamers sail direct to
Eel sps, ss sSss s'Ess s PIT
aud New York Ct the Company cces lO9 Walnut
ssa Philadelphia and Is Broadway John nsT YSr Gale Agent
willis m 1nman, sgsn. d2 and s. Tower Bundnss Liver
rurl er aainsu will appear in future Advertisements.
NTorICR-Is FUTURE THE STEAMERS OF THIS LINE
viii can at Cork Ireland 70 land letters and passensers
Sslsna 4 greatly rsdneed rsss Tss vsrooo New lors
s on %
u-y OF nALrMoRso. NEW lsnn. Saturday, June :
city OF y AsHINaToN. Saturday, june q
4 i O'CLOCK. noon from pisr No u SOrS ri's,: '
,.stn from Now York 1 and f e iss
rht elias: from yo,s Of ne above named places 90
Pss.enssrs orSsrssa . aavss. Fs1. Hamburg Bremen
CObtDent
NoiceThese provided with requisite 10
the ern,ton e ars .nashe ssr,sts dsc
enforced with regard the OF lights Passenger
by is line avoid the risk aud Grest detention Of
snR at ST. johns the steamers proceed % oork direct
For freight apply ct the Office Of the Company
JOHN q. DALE, Is Broadway, New York agent
In liverpool 70 WIN. IRMAk Tower Buildiogs-
nyHF GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON
L papy mend sailing their new and powerful seam'n
rom New York direct to Glasgow, as follows
EEINBURGH, Cumming, Wednesday, June ], st IL O'Clock
ai.AsGOw Thomson Wednesday July at Il O'Clock
passage from New York PhilAdelphia Tor Boson
Glasgow Liverpool Belfast Dublin Londnuderrv;FrS
cabin $5 uteerage found with abundance OF cooked pro
Visions. $40. For freight pAssage apply 70 ROBHR1
CRAIG, Is Broadway
N,oR HAMBURG, LONDON, HAvRE AND SOUTHLAND
II ton
IRE Hamburg American Packet Company's iron mail steam
Mp
BORUSsIA, Trautruann, commander.
VIII leave pier Il North river,
First cabin 800 Second cabin. $50 SteeYage
O. B. RICHARD Boks,
Isl broadway.
rNOR SOJrrH ANfPTON AND HAyRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

WANTED TO HIRE.-A SMALL COTTAGE. OF
w aparucnts for small family, Ia one of the surround
villages near the upper Of The city aud essy Of
at 4 m oderate price. Address W., Herald olnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

los M-THE MEMBEas or EccE sIGNUM LODGE,
i. hereby notified that eestion officers for
ensuing place &c roc m 1903 Bowe
ry eonesday June ut TX O'Clock p. NJ Punctusl al
tendance requested. By order.
4. BLOOMFIELD BOYD Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

INOR SALE OR TO LET-A NEAT GOTHIC COTTAGE
carriage bouse snd four lots Fulton Brooklyn
nearly opposte Williams -Four Nile House, garden made
pump In bchen; will sell for 81 900 cash and $500
gage for $500; the door ten moues
The ferry fare oens would be fine place for
the three carriage house be converted int,
u the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

| AUTroN TO PUKCH AsERs OF BILLIARD TABLES.
As unscrupulous persons in this are endeavorng 70
m their imatcns OF my tables The public by falsely
erne that decision been obtained affecting the patent
NV combipaton cushions take this opportunity Of stating
No decson affecting any of my patents has ever been
dered and informing he public pending the measures
shionc that U'Connor Colender of g. IS, 81 and 60
,sby s}ree In this city. the sole manufacturers OF my
del tables and combination cushions.
lew YORK, Nay 80. 1859. MICHAEL PHELAN.
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BILLIA RDS.

SALE, y TABLES AND 8BoWLING
alleys with good run Of custom which may be largel.
4 sstsniishment desirable. Apply at No. 6T Broadway
ar Bleecter street up stairs
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-IN WEST FLUSHIEG, A
handsome country residence With ABOUT two acres OF
hotel lager bier garden &C the railroad depot and
thin minutes walk OF the Fashion kace Course Ap oily
10 A. 6Ek0GANT, Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

HyHE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON
L papy mend sailing their and powerful steamer
rom New York direct TO Glasgow, as folows-
EEINBURGH, Cumming, Wednesday, June ], a IL O'Clock
GIAsGOW Thomson, Wednesday, July g. at II O'Clock
Rates Of passage New York Philadelphia Tor Boston
10 Glasgow. Liverpool Belfast Dublin Londonderry
cabin $5 seerage found with abundance OF cooked
Visions $40 For freight or passage apply 70 ROBHR1
CRAIG % Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

CTEAMBOAT KEYfORT WILL ACCOMPANY The
y New York Yacht Club their egaua on Thurs
day. june Leaving the foot Of Murray street 10 A.
Am street at tG and pier No. North river IL O'Clock
M dng opportunity OF witnessing the sailing qualities
the yacht squadron the world affords B-The Key
port will accompany the boats until the alton of the race
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE PART
OF house, consisting Of the second floor through, with
room on the third fourth floor for also front or back
placements the house must contain all the modern improve
mens Partien having first class house with than
they need VIII md Tits chance the advertiser OF
the Hrbt responsibility Address stating TERMS N NJ. D.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

UsOR SALE OR TO LET CHEAP-AN RLEG ANT OOUN-
nv seat Of twelve built In good style with aschei
parcs marble mantes and CRATES and two acres OF p quad
VIII and shade and garden all planted situated
miles from harlem, Weschester county and mile froG
depot the harlem Railroad. II is high ground
looking Long Isano Sound surrounding country.
further particulars inquire al No. ~ Grove street T.
Mr. MERUEON at the Williams Bri &c depot the Harlem
Railroad or Squire HUS1 - the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

4 FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-F0R FIRST RATE
a tenant; location between Twentieth and Ihreh Streets
from 5000 to sov below Fourteenth street Also .,; Of
rooms On drs floor. KlNSHIMER, 33 Fou- IN nvenuc "
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N MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various phases IN Florida,
WI = A a na

VIA SAVANNAH, Ga.
TIA ALABAMA Capt Geo. r. Hchenck, VIII leave on
wednesday June at p. NJ from pier No North river
rkets can be the following places by
any other steamer nom New York 70 savannah
New Tori 70 New Orleans $50 rs; Mobile SIS; Moutg,
merry, Ala $2s Atlanta, Ca SIS Albany Ga. va Colan'
sAMUEL hTUHHLL son.
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n ton.
me Hamburg American Packet Companys IRON mail steam
IMp
BORUSsIA, Trautmann, commander
viii leave pier II North river,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE l.
First cabp.. 800 Second cabin $50 Steerage
O. B. RICHARD Boks,
Isl broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRICITY.-DR. VIM 4. MAS
r. SEY will deliver lie Introductory series he pro-
pcees 70 deliver "Eeci.iy Physical Agent" Durne
which he will demonstrate the praccabiy Of carrying ine
distant continents irrespective Of Commence
wednesday evening, June AZ O'Clock 10 room No
10 Cooper Institute, New York Admission free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

FOR BAN FRANCISCO,
SUTTON co.'s DESP ATCH LINZ
Sailing regularly advertised days.
CLIPPER or SATURDAY, JUNE Is,
The magnificent A arst class ci!oper shp
ENDEAVOR,
TRUMAN DORNE. Master
10 loading at pier FL East river
This splendid and fsvore clipper having the most of her
cargo engaged going board expected finish loading
SATURDAY, JUNE IL,
Before which shippers viii please complete their
mens and hand in their bills of adng for signature
SUTTON CO., IS South street, corner Of Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

mol SALE LEASE OK TXrHaNGE FOR IMPROVED
property, lot No 81 Reace street TO lei store, senent
and back build $40 roadwsy 10 lease house ana barge
garden and land required Hampstead Inquire NJ
7 sTOuVENEI, 13 Centre street.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-22
The Child,s Answer.

Little Nellie L--- had lost her father, and
her mother was poor Her sweet temper
and winning ways gained her many friends.
Among these was an excellent lady, Miss
M - A glimpse Of Nellie's bright face
peeping in at the door always brought smile
ofpeculiar tenderness, over Miss Ms pla-
She loved to sit by the child, softly strok-
ing her hair; and while looking thoughtfully
into her smiling eyes, would then say, "Poor,
poor Nellie p ~ .ErE-aA IiEiIc = u
When Nellie shook her head, with . heart
too happy to forbode evil her friend would
caress her still more fondly, and say, "Poor
little Nellie !" =
The child's heart seemed troubled by these
plying words, for she asked one day" Why
do you call me poor ? Please don't Miss,
I'm not poor-why, I've gottwenty-fye cents
and good mother !i''5ao = = = = .b'l..7
Rich little Nel1ie,'' said her friend. e" A
good mother All, how long was IN learn
ing what this little one already knows !'',7as ! !
:" A good mother,- could any earthly
treasure have made heriso truly rich 30,