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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
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p tie Editor Of The n. Y. Ttouse.

p hs Eiitov Of TIE n. 7. T,,oune
SIR: An article in your ssue OF to-day accuses me OF
tn crime Of constructive larceny whereas held fr
nation on charge Of demanding usIous Interest There
NO examination held Aid Brady having other business could
hesr the complaint and your tx pse a EN- n. doe. ms
great Injustice, only imputes % croe II which
accused, in the most ote connected
with but pre- vic.s m e without a h.sring
will do the report, and le:
thu Of the case examination. tell for Themselves
Yours le CHARLES l.. LAZARUS,
ofF L. Lawrence Co
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NEWJERSEY IZ,EH9.

DIsTTRBAsoE AT PIc-SIc.--iesterdaya picnic
took place at Gen. Wrights u Forest nome d.
Hudson City for the benefit Of It. Josephs SISTERS
House and industrial School Of Hudson City, watch
was attended by large concour-e OF people Du,us
the afternoon party of drunken rowiss' sai "
belong TO the tunnel, visited 80 GROUNDS, anu con-
Quoted themselves in Yer. dlsorderiy msnhei'
Persons who attempted to reU'nfrate WIZ 'ns1'
were roughly handled, and ssvt.A fights occurred;
These fellows finally left the grounds and Proc9edea
to the Five Corners where they lad In iFesn .'ocA
of whisky which set them 10 6;at'ng among mem
selves, in consequence Of lsck OF other upon
which 10 display heir physical abilities.
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TIE Money market IL sbupds'tfy supplied on de-
nsrd a, 5a6 y cent or fsvorae securities Paper u
il better demand, aud ar.t-clsss cceptsnces have
been passed in tho d scouot houses at cent.
Leading two psper maturing this year, goes 4
7a7iV c.rt freely.
tn, Ctr,lond Herald says;
Eo.ns of done the Rsosd meeting ~.
,,rd,y THIS proposition drawn ~ basis
sct and awaits ,Le ssre~u'nt u Inns lie interest whish
represented tie meeting The following synop
Tn Rsrad. adins from the different Lake Ehe pors h
West and Souh upon unsorn t's eedns fosa
sucn ports polite such bsgtnz Tor tbsh basis IL
cvus sowiLs Of a. Rail through rates from New ork -
such crpn.ou pir's 80
Ports b. s<eed upon oeween the principal
ns tbe New Yo,t G. nuai sod Novforx and Erie
RArraa Conpsnes notice 81 such ssrsDsemsn being
.dp ~adns from Lake Efe ports shall
charge freight delivered By such contracting
Inca
order 70 proec he canal and lake nes entering into THE
srr,smer several lines s3iLg from Lske Enc pos
hve.i % BY ether es which may charge spch ks
agreed 10 By contracting psress
sddsd 9 be rate charged lake port b.
10; lees than II. sulsr sstsblshsd
.Ipesiye cous: between the Enc Cana and the New
ferh Raroses ths Rropeston edop.-d b TIE railroad
lines Trading from Laas Efe pors add $50 agreed b H.
ara, canal lines vA esbsh stated disessncs bst.esa
piD1 jus. there nov, established dihsrsuce
tween ell rail- and nil and hines ponts The
csusr Compelling hnes from hte com,noa points h
the rth aDd West 10 charge sdvsEced property
TIE ssed operates protect the regular canal pss sal .
pfsyrrt infrsc'iOns Of The agreement.
Tt- Of the Ines esdiny from Lake Ehs 70 the 0outA
tSa Wsss are rePIesssted IN the usetilf'
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ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS. 75c., sue, AGA
&c rer yard Velvet Cxrets 81 y ,nd = ocoh' kus
Ma. Nstrins Wind Shades Piano and TAoetOve' 'ely
Cd, .; HKas AxDEEsoss No 80 Bowery sn 81 $40 Ae
GELD eagle
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A list of about twenty persons who are in the habit
of giving bail for parties under arrest, in considera
tion of a fee of from s. to $25 and who are wholly
irresponsible, was handed Tuesday by the District
Attorney to the Police Magistrates. Some of these
individuals are not worth a dollar, yet are in bail
bonds for many thousands of dollars.
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No Il Pine street, New York, Aug. so 1882

A BOY FoUYD Drowned --Corouer Schrmer held
an inquest Tue.dsy upon the body of boy yesrs OIL
James McNs who found drowned pear Goyernos
Island TIE hes been ms from his home RavenF
wood L. since last Saturday The Jury rendered verdict of
drowned and the body the child sent to the house
Of his parents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

MoSEY FOR WIDENING STREETs.-Durug the
month Of September nearly million of dollars is to
be paid out of the City Treasury for the damages
sustained by private citizens, through the widening Of
streets. The Controller has given notice that tomor.
row the sum of $4, 5S will be in readiness for persons
damaged in Reade street from Broadway to Washing
ton street. The remaining part of Reside street. eI-
tending from Broadway to Chatham street, for which
the sum of 1914 SIS is allowed will be paid FOR the
}Oth September. The awards for the widening of
Whitehall street. amounting in all to $4,000, are to
be paid on the 9Th Of September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

ALLEGED FALSE PRETESsEs-Joseph ). Potter, a
member firm Of James Greenma, Co Syracuse pre-
f.r~d complaint before Aid Brady chMsos bueious In
lips Co Of this city with Obtaining $1,000 worth OF produce
from them under the false representation that they were enn
syey in business with the intention to desud the
firm Officer Smith arrested Phillip, who was committed IN
defalt OF 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

TrRsrSGA PrBIIc THoRoUcHT.RE Isro Lish'
Considerable excitemer. was occssioned in Jersey
City on Monday, in consequence of large gang Of men
making their appearance upon Newark avenue, BE-
tween Grove street and the railroad crossing whsrs
thew commenced removing the siiewsk snd gutter
and putting it down from sI 70 fifteen feet in the street.
thu, leaving lane or carriage way Of from fifteen to
twenty feet. Upon inquirirg we ascernned that ms
prucecdipg was at the instance OF AID Van Worst who
owns the gore Of property between the avenue and
the railroad
The Alderman stated tia, n 1913 he turnpike W.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-Coroner Okeefs held an in
quest on Tuesday upon the body OF Anu Kennedy native Of
ies DIG years see who buaed death her clothes
having fire from fluid lamp which exploded in her han
NerdG,, a" accidental death"
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fAdy-r.,enleuc

WHY STUMBLE UPON A PURSUIT, or fhNLf
s,prccLy for SUCCESS. WHEN Phrepo1gice exan'n'1l y
EowtER WELLS, No so Broadway, would Poiat oa just
a., orupa,iou be-. fitted scd Lapl MSS
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her, was brought before Aid. Brady. together with
the proprietor Of the house, Edward Casseobrcok.
1t appears that ali four-the complainant the dance
house keeper and the girls are of the sam. family
and that the girl On whose account the compsi wa.
nsde had beer persuaded by her brother to Leave
Germany and come to New-York, and live with aim,
if he paid her passage. Learning about the arrival
OF her sister, the complainant determined to res,us
her from the Infamous associations of her brother
and took steps accordingly. The brother was held in
500 bonds TO answer.
CATCHING THE GoAr.-A lad Of Is nsmei Charles
Conkln who says bis parents reside st No. IL West
Nnsteenth street arrested yes riay by Sergeant
Holden Of the Seventeenth Precinct, fer dishonest
practices. For the past Fix mooths it is alleged tbs,
he has pursued OF successful petty kn,very,
renukabl for one 30 young. HIS plan vas to in
gratiste himsef With little boys and ssd them to be-
Eeve that if he lad gold eweiry, to show to
goat, the animal wouli be attracted by the shining
metal and follow him wherever be went. Then he
would induce them to go home and bring him what
ever iewelry or money they could fni promising to
catch goat for them with it, and return the articles
to them, so that they might take them home again
without their being missed. When his little dupes
o'o'e" III" 'u'h oiicico vi H"ney az '"Oy e""'
find be would induce them to return for little salt,
something of the kind OF which he pretended that
goats were very fond and during their absence es-
cape with his booty 1t appears that a. eas. 30 co
plants have been made anst him by the parents Of
children whom he has deceived in this way. He Is
wen-dressed intel sept-lookins little fellow, and
WREN taken before Justice Steers yesterday, wept Bit
terry. On complaint Of Mrs. Leonard NJ. Rust CT
No. - West Twenty-ninth street, whose little son he
induced to steal so worth ofjewery from his parents
he was held for trial, in default Of $500 bail and his
portrait taken for the Rogues Gallery.
REAL EsTATE.-The following sale was made
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange, by A. J.
Rlrecker Son 81 Co:
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yIslrIsG WAILAcS's IL MES's CIoTHiSG.-A fast
voupo widow. giving her name as Isabeila White, on
Monday night figured in the front seats of the dress
c;,c,s a, Walscks Thester a. q gay representative
of the opposite sex, for which she was yesterday
reprimsnded by the Mayor, having spent the inter
vening time in cell at the Fourteenth Ward Station
House. She promised never to do 80 again.
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coming liquor shop the Of Eighth avenue ard
Forty street Monday evening, fell down, striking his
chin ro the sharp pointed r.ngs Of which penetrated
hi. uuh He attended by physician, and seat hon. 70
the residence Of his brchepaw No. G2 Wet Forty Fourth
.rer
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ADVERTISEMENT
GEO. SAUNDERS

,prsble article may b. ob.sin-d = the sole ma
~.f.s:urrr. s s.UxDERs No. Asor House ara OF re
RON. ss.u,s senu; the city.
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fAdveriseneutl
D " IN
Paten.
CHEWING TosACoo.
An
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
IN puttink In

CHEWING TosAcoo.
IsPoRrAx1 IMPROVEMENT
IL putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
By Me,r, E. GOODWIN Bro. of New York City. ,
OF the QUALITY Is selected nesty ~tapP- "
TIx FoIL, and PATENT PRsssED. ,. :. 49,.
The srest sdvsse this other brands consists 10 tae
. of lie pack,gs rendering ccnven'en. - carry 10
The pocket and oy beins PRESSED SOLID Il Keeps MOST ana
yRysu retains FLAVOR and improves 10 luiy
Il is u..d wh- in ohr brands soon e. the p,cssgs
opeped the quality rapidly DETEEIokArEths tonaceo so~ns
ay-apo eng The pocket 20 The great anuoyAp- u tn- o
,,r TIE, dressnx which the PATENT TOBACCO goes N
the prcc Of 4ngfstar. frees from all sut or 80
Be in me Of Pug TOBACCO Chewes "l DO wen
siv Oh. Ps.er, P-.,s.d tri. and Judge for themselves
For .sc By Wholesale Mere snIs w1o receive L. ge0' '
- N,n~ss,yInr,r. +. GOODWIN & Bao
| No. 2G7 and 90 Wat-I.st, New fosk-
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fAdveriseuer.I

BRAOY'S GALLERY
Has REMOVED from No $50 Broadway 70 No. e' s'oaa"'S'
corner 81 Bleeoksrs-
FHo1cei.rHs p.sugkkyorYrEs AID AMftor3rEs'
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The ap.exed table gives the percentage OF sPeas
to liabilities he by the banks Of thscity on moaAas
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ADVERTISEMENT

Advertisement.
IT'S PROFOUND SECRET.-That great sensa,
lion which ia sxp-ced a. BaRSuas Museum may b. Looked
fr To MORROW In whisper. IL may be oned that
Family OF spanish Acobss Madrdmos elous crea
tu,sZcop sute the novelty THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING
q Fascinating bill Of attractions al the Museum
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REAL EsTATE.-The following sale was made
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange, by A. j.
Blocker, Son Il Co.:
Hou,e and 10, sIsth ll2 u wAvB, 10. l7s BY 70 a. 90 @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

MIS-. Mary Connolly wife IF Justice Connolly oleu
suddenly, about O'Clock Tuesday morning, az nc
residence No. l5s West Fftleth street. Of disease OF
the heart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

THE WAR or lSJo.-Mr. Richard G.. Mccormick
author Of Visit to tue Camp Before Sevsstopol,"
has compiled in pamphlet history Of the late war
in Italy Beginning with the Imperial manifesto Of the
Emperor Francis Joseph, he shows by proclamatons,
and other official documents, the causes whic, led to
the outbreak and starting then with the departure Of
Napoleon from Paris, he traces step by step, the va
rious events of the war, giving an account of the
movements of armies, and the various battles in
whi,h they were engaged, down to the peace Of villa
fanca. The pamphlet is accompanied by two msps,
one to explsin the movements Of the campaign, and
the other showing the present division of Italy under
the new treaty. Scbonberg & Co., Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

LORD AND TAYLoRs NV DRr-Goops Esr.grIsp
SfST'-ADotber frst-clss dry.goods establishment.
was opened yesterday for public patronage. II is SIT
uated on the correr Of Broadway and Grand street.
The Propfietcrs, Messrs Lord & Taylor. are well
known as successful dealers in this city Their e.tab
sbnent On the Of Grand and Christie street. ia
one of the most extensive il the city, bat being in
sufficient to meet tber Increasing trade the present
edifce was projected When Completed, it will have
frontage Of seventy five feet. The center and porh
wirg are completed, ard the basement and frs. and
second floors Of the used for the present for their
retail tade. The jobbipg department is a. vet ur-
provided for in the new building.
TIE building ia obe Of the most imposing and at
traotiye in Broadway. 1t is of white marble, and
five stories in hight. beautiful arch spans nearly
the whole oh, Of the center aud lie decoration the
gliding presents pleasing appearance on the white
carved wall In the rear is half dome, underne ath
which massive oaken s,air.c .sing ascends to the
secoLd floor The architecture is of the corinthisn
order, and is carefully elaborated in detail. The
plans and drawings were prepared by Thomas &
Sen, architects.
With oDlyits retail department organized, the es-
tabiishmeIt has 80 salesmen. The basement is de-
voted to don't stc and linen goods the frs. floor to
dress goods, silks ribbons &c the second to mourn
ing goods, shaws, mantillas, &c. In the msnufec-
ture Of mantillas, closks, and ladies' ware, over
four hundred girls employed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-16

Who LEFT THAT Ok YOKE ThERE?-
ssDon't know, sir, s'pose Jack" Well
that is the way with all my articles.
Now that OK yoke lays there tonight in
the dew and rain if wanted to use to-
morrow, when the time comes for yok-
ing up in the morning, the bows will be
swollen, and ere they can be drawn
from the yoke and replaced, anger, and
often hard words are the consequence.
Again, if not wanted to- morrow, it lays
in the sun, is cracked, checked and
sprung, until when it is wanted it is
found nearly useless. Allthis is east
" avoided by having the yoke regular
" put under cover at night, or when
the cattle are released from it. We
never saw thrifty, successful farmer
yet, that permitted his tools to lay
ssaround loose" as the vulgar phrase
is, nor did We ever visit . farm Of gar
den where every tool was IN its place,
but We found the owner successful in
Ill his undertakings bis crops were
good, and invariably he reported : |
profit from year to year.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-16

his knees, begged my pardon IN sseks'
and melancholy voice, and words 90
delicate, that | burst into tesrs. Be-.
fore I could speak he VA gone.
sHow singular = exclaimed Isabel.
stFfom that day Gilbourne's insanity
disappeared. BE is now = minister in
the village Of C.
ia chat the man, the pious, benevo.
lsbt, mild preacher, whom everybody
loves so well?'
"The same. He turned to Heaven
the affections which be mad thrown
away upon my unworthy self. / believe
hsis happy, but even now, when ! hear
Of thoughtless firtations, I am panied
with the reflections which they call up.
But they seldom ever have such .
melancholy termination, dear aunt,
timidly suggested Isabel.
ssTrue. Disappoiatment in love
generally leaves sorrow in the heart,
without shattering the brain. But there
are beings Of such fine and sensitive
natures, that the, health Of both the
mind and body depend upon the sound
ness of their Affection r al
Isabel bowed her head to hide .
blush and tear; and from that time
she was never known to indulge il
|thoughtless Airtations.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-16
A PARABLE.-A certain tyrant sent
for one Of his subjects and said to

A PARABLE. A certain tyrant Sent
for one Of his subjects and said to
him. - -
"What Is your employment :"
He said:
81 am blacksmith. y
eco home," said he, "and make
me . chain Of such q length"
He went home +; it occupied him sew
eral months, and he had no wages all
the while he was making it. Then he
brought it to the monarch and he said:
$50 and make it twice as long"
He gave him nothing to do it with,
but sent him away.
And again he worked on, and made
| it twice as long. He brought it mp
again to the monarch, and he said
sc and make it longer still. y
Each time he brought it there was
nothing but Che command to make it
longer still. And when he brought it
up at last the monarch said:
tsTake it and bind him hand and
foot with it, and cast him into fur
mace Of fire.
These were the wages for making
the chain. Here is meditation for
you to night, ye servant Of the devil !!
Your master, tho devil, is telling you
to make a chain.
q Ca
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-16

To YOU'VE MEN. In a lecture to
young men, recently delivered at Mo-
bile, by the Rev. DR.. Lord, we find the
following suggestive and beautiful
passage
Dare the young husband at the al
tar Of the Most High God swear to
cherish and protect until death shall
break the golden chain, the fair and
tinid girl who $ ands at his side, who
forsakes for him the fathers care and
mothers tenderness, and then. 50 away
to the paths of sin and brutAlize him
self un il death Dare he bring diSs|
honor upon the wife Of his bosom, and
leave in misery and want what he
found in beauty and happiness +?
''Dare he substitute a driveling
drunkard for the promising youth, who.
in the glory Of his manhood, vowed
before Heaven and in the presence Of
angels and men, to be to her in the
presence of-nay, more-all kindred
and friends !? Dare he leave to his
children the inheritance Of an evil
name, the corrupting influence Of an.
evil example, and worse than all, the
constitutional taints, proaigacy or, in
temperance, the fearful Law BY which.
the Supreme Judge visits the impurities
Of the father upon the children %
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-16
w AGO N s,
CARRIAGES B BUGGIgS.

ruy14K updersigned havinR bought the entire stock
81 WAGONS, CARRIAGES, BUaGIBS and
HATEnfAL on hand Of Amer i McMurry, have
m dav entered into aeopartaefship for the pur-
- 81 msnufactufing and selliDg the above aTti-
~. Hsyine had considsrable experience in this
llns 81 busnes " expect to Be able to please the
49, es,ti1ious. We shall always keep good
sss.sfneGI 90 hand. Our Buggiss and Cafriag1s
siIs - 11nde ffon nene but the best New Jesssy
~ "a eur Wagoks fron the best Niehieas
si55rn5s "a osk. Rspsifing, Of Ill dsssripsioas,
douo nth .neatness and dhpetch, aud upon reason-
hhle tfrms AM&NT = JOHNSON.
uusaaatino.. Nov. Is 1859.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-12-16

TIE CoNDITIoN OF MxxIco.-There
s. double set Of Governmental opera
tons going on in Mexico, and Civil
War RACES between the two. There are
twenty-eight States in the Mexican Con-
federation. OF these the party Of Jua-
|rez, who call themselves ssConstitution-
alists" and a.Liberals," nominally hold
twenty-three. They haye thus the lar
gest part Of the territory, but as it
consists Of the remotef and less popu
lous districts, it does not comprise half
the inhabitants Of the country. They
hold all the ports, however, except one,
San Bias, on the Pacific.
The party Of Miramon, also styled
the .sChurch," or Conservative
party, holds the richest and most densely
populated part Of the Republic, the FIVE
States lying Immediately round the
Capital, which is also in their posses.
lsion. II
Neither party can be said, however,
to have absolute control, even within
these limits, since guerilla bands Of
each overrun the States nominally oc-
cupied BY the Other.
Advantages are divided between the
two. Juarez gets the revenues from
Customs, while Mir.mon holds the
Treasury, tho archives, and is backed
BY the wealth and infaence of the
Clergy. The seat ass Government Of
the former is at Vess Crux, that of the
latter at the City Of Mexico. Each has
an Army, or rather half dozen ARM
les, which are SO loosely held together
as to be more like independent corps
under their respective Generals, than
parts Of q military organization under
one central head. There is little har-
mony between the various Liberal
chiefs, while those Of the Church party
are more united.
The Miramon Government is recog-
nized by Spain, and has just concluded
q Treaty with it. The Juarez Govern
ment is recognized by Mr.. Buchanan,
who has a Minister in negotiation with
it. The rest of the world wisely keeps
aloof from the quarrel. Until it is set
tied between the combatants themselves
no outside power can recognize one
Government without mourning the en-
nifty Of the other, nor can it have any
guarantee that treaty stipulations will
be carried out when the party making
them has no we'll established rower,
and may be ousted from such as it has,
at any moment.-.AbGny Evening
.Z0Arndl.