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The Worcester Railroad Casualty

BO5TON, SHturuHy, sept II, IoJ'
The lady killed las. night on the Worcester RsroA
at Natick, was Mrs. Cheeseuan of this city, aSs
about 50 years. Mr.. Davis, who was injured At u
anne time, il expected to recover.
Ira Kincaid, - years old, and daughter Of Cyr
Shaw, we're drowned at Wiscesset, Me-, on Thursdr
by the upsettiIg Of q boat.
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Twelve Circus Horses Burne.

EAsfoN, Pa, Saturdsy, sept. II Top
The stables attached to the United States Hotel
this village, were burned this morLiog, and twslws
Dan Rice's circus horses were smothered To dssa
Loss about s. 900. The fire was caused by the buns
ing Of fluid lamp. The hotel received but triaiH
injury.
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NepuTlprk Dailp Grihn,te
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDLNTS


no notice be taken OF Anonymous soa
ever Insertion b. sUtnenu AS~d oy the
address Of the vriteno: neoeAssJ 'or puohcS
ton, but ~ q guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake n return reeoed Comnuncsfions
Business letten for THE TsRUSE should In ell csSs be
addressed 10 HORACE GREELEY Co.
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We give in another column full report Of eau
Gus of the delegates from this city to the American
Nominating Convention at Utica, which foreshad-
ows the action Of that Convention.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The 6D Hind Of Irosdw FURSrvsE can Be- OF
p DEcRAAT OF No. 81 Bowery. about half Broadway
ce he suploys $50 hands, and lays h soct for net cash
Hn store e deep and six stories high flied from root TO
Asemert with all qualities Of EuRSruRE and and
h. ssvs hr viii himse BE- undersold BY say man
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Sentence of a Defaulier.

ST. Louis. Saturday, Sept. II, IS'.
George o. A'hcrton, charged with embstIan
$4,000 from the southern Bank Of 81. Louis, 10 AZ
last convicted to-day, ard sentenced to five ya'
in the Peniteptiary.
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billiard Match.

CHICAGO, Saturday, Sept. II. 1859.
billiard match came off here u day betwss
Messrs Phesn ard Newman. The game fr
hundred points, and resulted in favor OF the forn~
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Nou.ArrivaI Of the NOva.Scotian

FATHER PorSr, G.. f., Sept. lo-Ii p. n
There are yet no signs of the steamship Nova 500
tan, now about due, with Liverpool advces 70 tho u
Inst. a
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Violation Of the Virginia IusPe
lion Laws.
NnRIOLK. Va. Saturd

NORFOLK, Va, oaturday, Sept Il, "
The schooner Alexander, of Rockawsy, hs.
seized in Northampton County for violation Of ts.'
spection Laws, but wa, released on payment ~
penalty, $500.
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The Bark Bay state,

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Sep. - CsY
The bark Bay State, before reported asnc 49, ~
Henry, was got Of by the wSecksrs ara WV
Norfolk.
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CATARRHi CATARRHi CATARRH! CATARRH !!


Thousands Of persons suffer all soIts annoyance from "a
tarh Most people what it nconysnierc AID result. aye
irritation and often enlargement Of Sloss and oonseqasnt
tksns Of tins mucou. memoane lining sas ns.
Into the hfos lungs From this -su, tshness aud often
.s y as sSs ns nasal ,oss sUa os.
The odehoo remedies have ney., been abb. 70 90
ssp:s.,vs they ssps.sy ~oSis:: assTs..;..
the us.I S. cure: :. al
c"sS: e Il. head rsdc.y By psl.svsIint the
fh0e' WIN ~" FIFTY fifty Grsrs Pr. Box.
MA Full set of HVMfHkgYS's HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Nth Boci Of Directions and tsepy eiersnt Rsm.ds in
ise yi.l., IS; DO in plain case s4-f'miy
Thsse by .hs single BY mall
.ss... b. p Ss.aas ~
$500 will be paid If DIR. ToBIAs's VENETIAN
n..r dos. 'sd s s s:
n, TosIAs Chcnic Rbeunaim BY IL when everything
slss has fAi,ed Depot No 81 CORTLAND st. Price - An
on nbsssl ,ernss.
BARRy's TRIcOPHEROUs
tho bee. and esespss. .rt,ei. ioI Dre''ias
PisserviIs and Resosin, the HAIR
Ladies' try It. For ssley Dussis.s and P'rfumsr
KIss-ME-QuICK,
S:sss.isa : prepared and pynshd BY ESSIss bUryy, p:
Sss1say. fs%.d.., Cosmetic. ADD Frssr.a, Powder
STRANGERS In The CITY
INVITED
10 exsnfne cur stock Of
GINA, GLASS; SlLvEkWsnr,
BaoxIIs AND FANCY ooops
aucludins an eegant ASSORTMENT Ct
DkEspEs CHINA.
nom De Napueorv presden (purchAsed the late
~ 1t Lepsicl toeetbeI with large assrtnent Of
Oocns Z. v. HApeHwour Co,
NoG sSS go and <s2 8roadwsy,
Coxner Of Broonest n Y,
MEYERSS
AiaAcpIo ps VgRNx DESTROYER.
Surs 70 ext-rmnste -
secs koAenss, AIRS, Morris, fLrAs. kArs MIC &c.
tsx< ~ The inventor, MEyERs No. 81? Broadway
A SANDS Co, and Druggists generally
GAS! Gas! GAS.
spsneb enscsEasDt cf Gas BxTpRrs and FRrxcH
DaoHsss fos ssis. u how price, At srEsaxx RHiLsns
WarerpoUe No. 7W BloApwAy
Between Waahinsson plsfe aod Oh It
ooea pgiyfs dwelling pabc dina al apy lind
N wh Cas RP In ths approved manner sn1 on rsssoa
oydss * Plumbing wosA prouPsly Sssaasa 10, y uscal
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yiaL.P,oot Saws.

DIR. j. BOyEE DODs's
InpERrAL WINE BIrrERs,
At Nos 64s and s5 Broadway,
WILL CURE kcIPIEST CONSUMPTION
WILL CUaE WEAK LUNGS
WILL Guar WEAK SToMAcHs,
WILL CuRE GENERAL DEBILITY
Ara for purifying and enTchns the blood are absolutely I'M
,,..d To be assured Of this II IL only necessary to make
r trial They put up In quart bottles with the name OF Dr.
BovEE Dops blown In the glass. with directions Tor use
Proe 50 Der bottle The usual discount TO the TRACE The
Doctor can consulted daily nom IL to p M q MS rooms
NoS s4s and 6Sl Broadway.
HOMES FOR ALL.-THE AMERICAN EMIGRANT
Honrsrr.p COMPANY incorporated BY the State Of
New York; Office No las Broadway, Nsw-York wi sen a
ugices quantities - DESIRED
I,s'es,esA Fsrm, Wild Lands veil ,mbeied and containing
Hprrs Camel Coal Pennyvsnis Tennessee Virginia.
Masouri. &C.
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Democracy OF tue DtA6. i no lfIcnos Va wv
Wise everywhere will applaud it. All the enemies
Of the Nsw-York Soits throughout the Unioa viii
look upon it with lsnisnt eyes And il NJ. Wood
can get sixty nine res >ectable men to follow in his
train to Charleston, they will make the Regency
some trouble and few Of them may obtain seats
in the Convention. But, even then, their presence
would only be tolerated, and their action controlled
BY the m.jority Of their colleagues. The Regency
delegates alone would he consulted and their voice
needed when New. York was called upon to speak.
The proceedings at Syracuse, then, may be
summed up a. follows:
l. The Softs, and the So!ts only, will speak fo'
the State Of New-York, at the mex. National Con
vention. The few Dickinson or Wood men who
may obtain seats, win occupy them BY the special
grace of their rivals and rulers. On all test ques
tons their feeble plants will be drowned by the
arrogant voices Of the majority.
IL. The purchase Of Mr. Dickinson BY the Sot'
State Committee, at Albany, in Ausust last, ha,
been concluded BY his formal delivery into the
hands Of the Regency ct the State Convention
TIE agreement Of bargain and sale is no longer
subject to the contiDgsnc and cssualt.s of An
executOry contract 1t is executed. The Susque
hanna sale, signed and sealed At the capital city,
has been duly delivered over TO the purchaser a
Syracuse. Henceforward he belongs to Dean
Richmond - really - the shares hat gentleman
holds in the Central Railroad. II he viii only man.
sse TIE great Hard ~ skiufully - b does thai
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

caset, b. shsssk say ysalsy this Asxs
fry cs0sd hy his ssyRs eaS niss s~r right 10Th
sarf and thr general bid s H. DO nos
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

TUESDAY, June The President, Mr. PURDY, in
tie chair
lrfIur lr Cas- B,H.-Mr. BILL moved to suspend
Il rule and take up the bill Of Arthur Co., anonnt-
ing 10 g. sOO for stationery furnished tine dierent
Courts. Carried. lie then moved to adopt the ma
iority rcport-tO pay the bill.
MIR BLUNT moved t. amend by adopting the MT
nOrity repOrt--re0ucirg he bil about - per cent.
This wac lost, aud the uIajOriy report WAS adopted
The CRY HGH Commi'sioR.-A communicat alton was
received from the CITY Hal Commissioners, acknowi-
eogrg the receipt of the preamble aud resolution call
inc on them To proceed with the erection Of new ty
Hall in accordance with the law Of 1858. They, in
answer state that they addressed circulars 70 tue dt
frent Courts aud pubic officers last Summer, inqnrng
what room would be required, aud, On hearing from
them found that building OF sufficient capacity wold
cost about 81 coo. .0J0 instead Of The sum OF sl13WO
provided for ia the law maSi0g that commission Az
the last session Of the Legislature, Dill was passed
the Assembly providing for nlilLon dollars but
failed to pass the Senate.
II was then suggested that the Commissioners might
proceed "a built section Of the edhce with $500
and trust TO the Legislature 70 pass the necessary
amount % complete it. They asked for legal opinion
on this and were advised that they had no right 10
proceed in that way. They could either pni up al
entire building or nole therefore they thought best
not 10 erect building Of such small dimensions az the
$3.50 0OO would perInt.-Tbe paper was oriered
A communication was received from the Controller,
recommending the Issue II county bonds to the amount
- sio coo 10 remove distractions from the Harlem
Rlver.-ReieUed.
C0tazrissi2N>rs IF Tanes.-A resolution was pre-
serted by NJ. PuRDT nstructog tie COMMITTEES on
County Offices to inquire and report to this Board
10 what exteut tbe newly created Board Of Com
nissiouers Of Taxes and Assessments appointed under
the Controller affects the responsibilities deyOylng
upop the Supervisors Of this county in the appoint
Iteut ard leyying OF taxes. Adopted
Another resolution adopted that the COMMITTEE
on annual taxes ascertain snd report IN what condition
the work Of the Commissioners OF Taxes, heretofore
Itsf no he ne a h.
ss selt srt into effect and that tue COMMITTEES also
report Hha proportion Ci increase and dininatio IN
the value the assessment rolls for this year show az
compared with the valuation OF last year. .,,o
The Board adopted resolution sppfopnsting sI1'
70 nave zeal prepared being the sea- Of me County
A. journed - Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
Mr.. BANCROFT or JONA THAN Ed
IFARDS.

The Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT, at a meeting oil the
Historical Society, read paper on Jonathan Ed~a'ds
last evening The hall was filled to overhoWing.
Aoer a brief account oi Edwarlss life be gave iu
and apprecatve analysis o! his theology, his unques
toned faith in the Scriptures his attachment lo Cal
vipism As opposed 10 Armniansm the universally oi
his view of Christianity and the practical character
of his system. H. the intellectual, or, as ne
would sav. the spiritual history Of New-Engani
Edwards made turning point. he found
pledesination predominant; he made II give pre-
cenerce TO active virtue. In the age following NJ
\sW-Furlnpd aud New-Jersey bestOwed more tholshl
upon religious study than any country oi equai Pop1a
ton: and there was hot single leading mind ot tla
nee which did not show his influences even Ia Chah-
ming II could be turned lie summed up ihe Vlu the
o'ogy Of New England. ard was the fyun' ~
ne new He that wonld know the working BRAN aul
,br,bhiur heart during the last century IA NoF'
England must give his days and nights to lAe pages
OF Jonathan Edwards
Nj DE PTYsTFR moved vote oi thanks: =, n
DIR Torsou complneuted the siyls oi NJ bau'
.r1ft. le mad no doubt be said, thai Mr. Bancfuit
could write a. elegantly in favor OF sny man OF e!es1
orsysien but he had st ore time almost 1eo"s OK Sa'
m the Tabernacle and Lot in the Hstnilc q 30
cietv Edwards doctrines We're such that Inc peOP4e
of Northa,rptou could not endure bun. ,,..-...1
Mr. BANcRoFT QnteTuptogl-BHt Were u's''oss,'
amer having sent him away, and wept over ~ "a "a n
cIc,b and ashes and repeutei from The day nHv1
,Le lef il 10 Ibis. Loud and long-cont!nued "P'
p'ausc1 ,.,,3. roipteI
outtIe historical fitness Of the paper: IL Wa nj
sec,sri,n. he sal. The historian Of freedom c'aia
,, Sv.rinok Jonathan Edwards. Applause
AG.r the reading of Mr. Bancroits Pape, copies o.
the Sorjet,'s publications were voted to \; e,,a-.'
Prcoriur Secretary Of the Society ana the Iresi.,
NJ RpsSIsu introduced series of resolutions on toe
5-,b ~ Humboldt They were supported by "a hev'
Dr Oscoor in a touching aud eloquent aiiressl %
,,i,cb he lia not forget 90 mentoa Hamboe' iI4,s
pstion At the muta'ion Of one g. his books N A''
"a 20 su;t the tastes Of slavebolfers.
m. meeting on adjournment, descended 20 'he
h.se,oent. where the Niueveh marbles, was lAise
I'''o,,,v If strawberries, were discussed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
JERSEY CITY c0NuoN COUNCIL.

Tie regular weekly meeting Of the Jersey City Conn.,
mon Council Wss held last evening, az the Lyceuul,
the President AID. Van Worst in the chair.
pe,i,ion from the cOrporetors of the jersey CITY
and Hob, kel Horse Railroad Company was received
asking the privilege 90 lay down track from sonls
pot at OF rear the Jersey City Ferry Depot I" tns
HoLnken Ferry The route Designate i through
Nortgonsrv street Newark avenue, aud Grove street,
Tbe tet.tioi was referred 70 the Street tomnHiiee
4 M, Esrrt Proposci.-The following preamble
and resolution offered BY Mr.. EARLE, was adopted;
Haze, l. l. gsry desirab ths' tn. cz-ts a. Ie ~
t ~ seeot esird III '-rTy f1m ta- foot U. Mnls1ly
fr.t 10 m lpper psIt 0f Cy u SrS ora ller4sfr
Usr-s - confer with the SeSje1ey Rsiir7ai IRA ansp
tsu Crnrauy he exP-dieucy c e'iinhsiius s1 is'
with eli pssisle osqzteh ,.--.. 81.
George CLARK was reapp0rte0 special ponce iiah =,
he frrrv depot Gnd Patrick Hurley va spPoloted
rriyste waichnau fos Montgomery an Washing .ol
streets ,.4.
Salqr4es of city OfIcers.-The Bosr4 adopted Inc
ssisry ordinance ior lS.,S and 1873 ~ follows;
T. ;be Rerder-Frst aud sec1rd yesr, so'oi UNA yesl
l-fo. f.rrth wear. Sslp. f.tL yraf, So
60 Cl.rk ss0N Cry Msrshsl So tfy Coliro--sl
:. 80 a. b Al iucrease q S1- Ciiy IFr-slrrf - ~
Ffy.icisns $40 .rPsrtoa Aa5r9ey -s Usi',s, -.
sf,a- $50 S1erir;rns~-. u Feries Ws,-v-s 40 80
"a 49, rreui.ies Ca-i q thr tirr De -nirl'
90 =. irc..se q $50 C!rTk Il tzr Conifisu rs "a
= ! p. -uars.t Assrsssrs oi I-Hsi -i. -
= 49, -.n Col-ctas 4 Arrears q Taxes, " -s -.
80 ~ ee-- s-S f1r tie exc-s, Fr cent to--c-1I p
-. - - ~ ro- cxescdiug $5eo p. csu.; over
80 ,rS ret - scs,dirE oe Tsr cstt oyrt -l sa -
,s;ns s0fe ptr ccIt, ara A. ser iI,' l-i p -
ftf - pie- =-V Ads 4 Chief & Fl---c -'V- --s
each. $50 Pr vezr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

Yesterday the day set apart for the race in which
the celebrated horse Ia. River and the no less dis
tinguished Bill Dearing, well as Elgis and
Sasher were to start looked forward to with the
deepe It interest. The betting stood about 500 to
SSu Oh Tar River agaiu.t the field. The main Te!i.
ance of the felders wa Bill Daring, and on the
morning of the race his hackers offered even bets in
his favor A. against Tar River, and q, TIE time oi
sts1;ipr il was difficult TO tel which was tue tavorte
The ODD followers OF the turf and the knowing ones
generally had however, unlimited confidence IN Tar
River. while the friends Of Bill Dearng seemed
equally confident in success and took the bets AS fat
a. they offered
1be day was cool and pleasant The two favorite
hor.es were said 10 be in unexceponGbe order. The
track was in good condition, and the crowd IN aehd'
ance was large. In the first hea, Tar River took the
lead and kept t. under steady pull to the end OF the
heat and though his gallant rival struggled through
every mile he came home in minutes and 5il seconds,
winning the heat hardlly. Bill Desriug being second,
the betting now stood 500 to go Tar River agunst
the field while the friends OF Bill Dearng seemed IS
confident, if not more so, than they Were before.
When the drum tapped for the second heat the ex-
ciiernenl became intense. The horses dew BY the
stand length apart. Their Old position was NAM
tanned for a moment. Bill Desrng was plainly seen
creeping swiftly forward TO Tar Rivers faux, but TINS
lasted only a moment. Tar River shook him Of, ard
came home the winner by about length, in minutes
aud i2l seconds thus euoing good four-mie race,
all things considered, as ever was run on Long
Island.
SANE DAY.-The Union selling stakes. Purse 500,
Gr all ages mile heats btsf three in tive;
Morris b. Ag-ior, b. CH.ec Harold, ou of EH'iy
CALVIN On Grer ch Ge1cona by imp Glencoe dam By
in
"A Dixon b. m DaF hu- tlormeIiy Ssi- Hsmptonl, BY
INN Glencoe out fdan mare years..........,.
Tme-l:5Ji-l:5i4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

CorpT ov Aypy.Ls june T. lS-9.- Hr. John IL
Revr.lS. s-r,,sresd tba des,h 4 hr Nicholas HIL 80
Tie Hon. }. ". Einoads Vre@e-t@d tas ",
Bar n Nss Y,rk aln0Ubc-usenf vi zoe esN' - -
Hill u itlt city. - - ,..5 h, ~,
The r-soa.sus q the Bar OF ss~Yofk were 'eaA y "
TL Csef Jvase delivered TIE ressose Of hs b14ea :. -,
q Rsvn-ic, AID the COuTf slrected t2s hes1iAto-
80. " ~ yorE m sad The Bar of A5aIy - o.
-. - he Co,.-. together with the renisrt ht1,
sn-I q circulation ,.L ~. 4 u ~ 3, 81 ,Zg 4:
- x. , y. r~s,rysd fsF JaEs u 70 y feseIssl
- - 40 sd d.nis.-d o. Eno9a- 70 - ~ So
.;rs - r1.urr No s. exe7zns-d ~i,a N< AoJ ~
ss'- st ss !. .yp=s srsa:ed, EBlss new safrsies
= p1t e = . Day. Ms,s,sst riDtrs ssS a. s<g, p,j-, AZ.
el'n So u 4 RsTnesds M soy.s No zzi br.fy n
~ r-sr York srss-d NJ keyno d NJ oasI~a-
C.sraas- ssr Jsns s-Ssh = T. D. ~ H. u - o's'"'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
RACES To COME.

Tie three.me race ai be run on Eclipse Course
tomorrow SIX horses were entered for this race in
cluding colt by imp Trustee, and another by Reve-
Iue.
On the same day, the horses G N. Patehen, Brown
Dick and Lady Woodruff will trot or tie Fashion
Course for purse of - 300.
On Monday next the handicap for beatea horses
will be ruu on the Eclipse Course and on THURSDAY
of rex week the great troitins match between Flora
Temple aud Princes, viii take place on the same
Course.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
THE TURF.
TIE FOUR-MILE RACE YESTERDAY.

Tie ipendor Of the day and the cool and pleasant
AR q yesterday Afternoon made the perfection Of
racing weather. q Runerous though not thrgnge>'.
sfteaoapce was dr.rr to the Eclipse C0urss 20 rn
,be grta our-rnile contes; which bad been advertised
lor The ooonsor. Previous to the spor. Q! tue
osy, an extra race got ND, for purse Of s20o,
mile heats, best 2in3 Tbe,- were three entries,
Agnslor, Gienccna and Daphne. The drs. hea, Was
very li't'iy T'n, Agits'or coming n slightly ahead
IN l:vv!. Tie second leat was Iun '. y 'iHh-a'!'
all the hOrsss keeping olose together, saa Was also
won by Agtaior time I5li.
Then came the great fsur-nils race for purse
$500, put up by the Club with subscription of
sOO each, half forfeit. Five horses had been entered.
Only four appeared TO rus, however, namely:
o. 7. Hares br. h. Tar River, yeL's o.i. DosTslls
b. h. Slssher year. old I. G.. Bacons Bill Deari1g
. years Old; and Caivin Greeos gr {. Eagis, I
years old. ID. MoDan.els Don Juan had paid forfeit
and been Withdrawn. TIE betting was throughout
iarge! in fayor Of Tar River.
The FIRST HEAT. /
The horses wsre brought to the starting post al |
about y O'Clock, and went of a. the word Tar
River at once took the lead, srd maintained it |
throughout For the fret two miles it was contested
by Eagls, but the stanns of the gray FLY then |
seemed TO FAIL and che resigued the struggle to Bill /
Deaing, the winner Of the race Of Inile and halt
Friday. Bill gallanty fought for the first place,
but Tar River wss too mach for him, and he was |
finally beaten by abou; half length. TIE gray fly
came in close behind them SIssher in the rear. |
Time, minutes 5il seconds,
The SECOND HEAT.
This heEt was opeLed with false start, two Of the !
norses getting of before the signal. They !
brought back, and to the general surprise, Sssher /
now took the lead and held il through the iril mile, 4
at Tie end Of which be was passed b. Tar River;
during the second mile Bill DeariBg also wen. by him
and threatened to cary oG the glory the hcst The
contest now became very c1c.tiDg bat, though gal
lanty pressed by his competitor Tar River kept his
place. ard won the heat and the Iace by neck, in
minutes ~! seconds Siasher ard Egglia were
both disiat ced.
All the arrangements and appointments 1T the
Course were excellent, and many respectable ladies'
aefe present.
From CIR Regular Reporter.
The Union Association Rsces Of the Union Jockey
Club Tue sday June Z, second daythe Union Stake,
iour-nile heats by subscription Of 900 each hali
forfeit with s. 600 added by the Assocaton-closed
as follows;
o. P. Hare b. b. Ter River ty Ncaolas, dam by Cyaon
T. g. Brown b b. Si DrarpE by Inr. Albion, cut q Ann
Chase. by Imp Ley ls,hsr, years ia b.s....
Cal,isu Green a.. r Eags By Imp olenc)e dam 6J Gmf
Fseir years 3 n snwedl iHl p dlsi.
T. n " Dos vel l. b. slashri by Chide Harold olt o:
SaIah ashnEtou, years tf n dist
D. Mcdaniel h. Don JHan, By Imp GieHcoe out Of DaIk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

TORONTO. c. W, Tuesday, June 7, 1852.
Accounts from different parts Of Canada Wes, state
,at severe frost on Saturday night has done most
sp,jous damage to fruit potatoes corn and garden veg
e,ob)es. Wheat is unirured. and it is thought the
fleet Of the frost may be destructive to the fly which
was beginning to appear in some sections.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

FIRE on sHrrpo.RD.-Las; night fire occurred %
hoard Of rbe brig Favorite ci Lcadon, lying ai the
foot of jackson street f. R., and but for the tie'y
.for,. az the crew tie vessel and cargo would have
been totally destroyed. She was loaded win t-en'
tine.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

p.upoAp AccIDESr.-Caspar Van Housen was
.an;,ea 70 the Hospital last night, with boh OF his
,egs crushed. He hsd been caught between Two cars
a, o,isyille Station, on the Erie Railroad