davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1859-09-22
CORRESP DENCE.
WriHen for the Smyrna Times.
LETTER FROM DOVER.

Trip on the neutrality-suspicious.
ing Peaches in Delaware.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

DRoUrH AT THE WEsT.-The people Of portions of
the West sre suffering at the present time serious 10
conveniences and loss from drouth. In portions OF
Kentucky where the soil is based upon limestone
rocks from one to three feet below the surface
the bluegrass pastures, ordinarily so green
and luxuriant have turned TO dull brown color and
would burn as readily az frost bitten grass. The wa
ter too both for family and for stock, has also
failed 10 such an extent that il is not al all uncommon
for farmers to 60 mile two for water for their cat
tie and some are obliged to haul all that is used in the
house from long distances. 1t was not many years
AGO and for aught know il may be 20 still, that
the village of Newcastle hauled all the water used IN
time of drouth, from spring five miles distant,
except the little obtained from spring in the village
that drpped shout four pail.fuls an hour. In such
country, in such drouh as has prevailed there in
July this year. Of course the crop must suffer
seriously. Fortunately, this is the case at present
only here and there showers having fallen in some of
the most dred-up localities, enough TO wet the soil
and help the COM but not enough to affect the creeks
or springs, and generally doing but little good to the
embrowned pastures.
In Indiana and Uliuos the drouth has affected sew
era counties seriously but it appears that rains Of
late have fallen in of them pretty copiously, so
that as much damsge is not likely to be felt as has
alresdy suffered in Kentucky.
In Maryland and Virginia, some counties arc already
seriously affected. We see it stated that some corn
field, have been given upto stock, the owners despair
irg Of making crop. The counties most seriously
injured appear to be Montgomery in Maryland AMI
Alexandria and Fairfax, in Virginia, all near the
Potomac in the vicinity Of Washington City
In this part Of the country, the principal sufferers
from The little drouih prevailing are the inhaoi-
tarts Of this unswept city and tie riders AFTER : 40
horses on the reads out of il. The corn crop more
in need OF hot weather than II Is OF raiu.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

LAKE MAHoPAc.-The Harlem Railroad Company
have effected arrangements with the several hneS OF
stages running between Croton Falls and Lake Maho
pac for ticketisg passengers through bo'h ways TO
and from Tins city, that no disappointment VIII be
experienced regards ample accommodation at either
end of the journey. The fare through has likewise
been reduced TO 75 We understand that the season
at the Lake thus far has been unusually gay, and bids
fair of being crowded while the proprieors of other
(ayorte resorts in tins vicinity complaining bitterly
some who usually accommodate from 800 to 400
guests not having a dozen the present Summer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
Al BOY IN SEARCH OF HIS PARENTS.
70 n, Edito1 Of The ~ Y Tt5un,.

SIR: There is a stray or stolen boy in this town
who taken from the City Of New York lie appears h be
bow Il good intellect and enterpsing The boy na
he was tirg down by the road and came TO him and
asked him he wanted to 90 90 the country aud ne sad yea
He wslkpd some time t be tired and he into large
house with he man. There another there who wrote
something The took him into the horse cars from tnfe
and ,. rode mile or two them Then thcy II the
ear, ud be- was taken school where the told them %
keep him night morning they could send nin 20
the country But the boy home night aud after he
little while, the came ana took him BY The
led him the and put him aboard 81 IT,
landed in Ogden ,buf alone be had letter In his hand
and taken away There enseePer there who
to. him His name was Mr. Hswley. He stayed short time
vi IN him. and then - miles from Ogdensburg BY the
by the of Richard Humphry lie stayed there about
yssr H- hen went 10 live with by the OF John
Davis six miles from Humphrys. MI Davis brought hlm 70
Wisconsin.
Tb. h, a, near a. the boy remember He thinks I, must
bav. been from 70 ago. He looks to be about IL
wears Ills father captain or mate and s name
as Jobu O bren: the boys Dennis OBrien his
sisters Ellen o. 8rien his mothers name aas Cita
arire The boy wishes you print this paper 70
he cant End his friends. He is Dow ny house. -
Month Lamd,iine, Pond d. La Cows. ABEL ID. SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

ASvr,EEsARY or WEsr INDIAN ENANcIPtrioN.-
To-Day is TIE 18th anniversary cF the Dsy OF Ja9 Il
the West Indies. on which Great B.itain emsacpa,ei
al Aer slaves il those Islands. Il Is as usual o.le-
bratsd in variou places by the fieuis o. Freedom.
At Pouglkeepsie auargemcots have been made
chiefly. we believe, by the cclorel pcope-for day
Of f ,.ivity wm. J. Watkins Of Rochester is 20 de-
liver sr orstion, and addresses VII be made b. va
r,us other persons. Aprocession forms a. 10 o'clock
az Zion Church. on Main street 70 march 70 the river
70 meet friends from other places.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

TpE ALBANY BRIDGE QUEsTIoN-DIsAcREEAEN
o, Tpr JcDGrs-Tlc AibaRy ErpresS Gays that no
decision IS been made by the Circuit judges OF tae
United States in the matter of the Albany Bridge but
they are credby informed that the judges Nelson ald
ance Of tie Injunction and the other adyerse thereto;
in other word one OF the judges u Of the opn'n INA
the law Incorporating the Company, with power 70
bridgethe Hudson, Is constitutional ana lo o"0I ~
AZ opposite opinion This beng the case the whole
matter viii 20 to the Supreme Court OF tne Oh',ed
s. stes ara vii probably come before that trounS or
Argument In Jaruarv reNf.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

a NV P,yENTNr.-On Tuesday Ns>hirc'on
street br~een state and 5rom1-i ssces, wls op-ri s'A
be tt-tcl % ,rh,s having been closed i'r st t'r
weeks by the surcsuendeu Of Scets fJI the YfPe o tv
psS.r uu.honfv Of Boara % Adr.u'u tne pe
insu, whioh as TAX The place 81 IN itor aid w1 o A
which down uu the q kud oi CO
de yty much Ike Toe hap oi tlt'atd ne
.tot-s are 4 ies 90 iu Eve ts-vc icles loig '- W M
.rohes wide ard two inches hicS aud were pros 'ed
nom .ae sA0les Of s.. AlIy's bay, Nova Sol-.a-
Boston Transcript.
pA Cincinnati Justice recently gave Judgment in favor
OF matrimouisl broker for 50 for obtaining wits
for A client The latter aier mSrri4gc with the
"auicle"-a tins, stout German git-ihought the
price too extIaysssnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

Sv..u IT DuNnEk.-Tyo frsigh,-cars Of the
Nse .Yo, and Erie Railrosd, were smashed to pieces
on Friday afternoon last owing to some eaTe'e'sneSs
in switching of the State Line train OF ears oi the
Lske Shore Railroad Several men wao were on the
fr,iei, cars a the collision Was sb9pt taking place,
saved themselves BY lsalipg oa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

ARRIsrED FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II O'Clock
on Saturday night Both inst, Officers Lee and Cornen
Of the Harbor Police arrested boaiman named looin
Tor kidnapping two soldiers from Governor Island
The soldiers swere returned tothe commanding oihcer
and the boatman was locked up in the Filst Ward
Station House
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
Ia W INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COgETCHlNsKss-Jlly T-Bes,e. 'usess
IiEskY.
ALLEGED AEpVcrioS % rousG LADf.
LIN tns mater ol Ley Hlrch.


ALLEGED ABDUCTION % roUsG LADf.
In tie meter OF Ley hlnch
Abont month seo, Alexander Hcsg, who keeps .
sad BY the police BE- noorcss hor,e q itsne -
Il Mrcer and who in jane IsSs convicted sns tss
% G ~ M Nm oIs; y. ~ I asP I s',s, sss
sTr- srsnoe" aiterd in oouf>Sicnery store.
e s5 ~, bs . .r 'ieSH Hsa sss
widow rssns in the pait of toe city snd Ass h.acs
:, lie o,r is,I s:ed IN the adyertser,.n,
informed her mother that are had oh,ned the ,s
.r. cf her cainr and promises to RUN ds,
The rrmsrj-r The daughter ns to return foe over vse
the mother alarmed ard sought Hoss but she d1 nst
ban satisfactory information Of Der daughter
Prem the cha,cer Of the house the mother feared that sr
child lac been oueed from the pats OF virtue ana sae teee
spPsd ,te Poee HeseqnNers for ss..snce 70 hnd he.
Ho.s .ts.ea that ss s bad syes ser oa, ore nigh, o.
sppe Mayor h Honor sent the mother TO Me.ss
srl AID Hoss Thi' moruns Hoss appeared In
nSurIe Hsce rvtnin 20 the ~n sitting to'.a 'h.s
b, shoEt tine, and thea - IN. PR nse sad tas
IS hing urrre In point fact, and the ,doane<
over until Tuesday next. ir far;hesnyes'sa,ion
PROTESTANT CHILD RESTRAINED OF MS LIBERTY rs
,c,THolc INSTITUTION.
The Peore st the Relation of Ann Hsygerty ar The Rev.
JeIemi>h W. Cummings
A WI. Of habsas corpus was granted 10 aus case ior
tie defendant produce tie body Of fsucis o. T. Hsserty
a.eo abu, the restor alleges was hsudaentiy
and that she was unable to csts,n any
him I'd inst, when she learned that he was gnl,wfey
o
Church hs; IL by profession Protestant
Al ns h- and religious instruction OF her child
Mr. W s,hsder appeared or the nober sud a. no return Vas
made writ by the defendant he ssd that Mr camuiis
Was th the Court and be thought that 1t daty
To ,r attachment for coptemPt OF CONT
person who had DR.. Cumnlugs this unorrns here
inform the defendant did not eel well enoass
10 come down 70 Court The doctor subec, TO attacks %
IhrIma I'm.
Mr. John F. Deyen said h. not engaged H. TIE masts.
but be would ca DR.. Cummings ana undertake to pfois
tba, pr. prr return should BE- made % the wit.
The II ster then laid over until "Wednesday neat
DECISIONS.
John Storer ct al sgt. Jas. H. Suydsm.-Motiou -
dissolve r uncon granted without costs, on dhns stipulation
r.. :. Couking agt. WIN. Tden.-Order settled
G.. C. MeCklen ct al. AIT. {. w. Danieis.-Mouoe
granted defendant pay 10 cstso this motion ana doase
nrtts Il euts dsmtni. Jucgment n stand as ATTY
ID ID Foote agt. Tie New York Silk Manufacturing
Company et Motion deuied with SO costs without psea
dice 20 plaintiffs right for leave TO discontinue
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

DTNIH rs TIE STREEI.-At an early hol- on Sal
urday morning Officer Sherlock, Of Tie s1th Ns'd
Police was informed that man vas ylng n 81 alley
vsy a. No. - Baxter street He was recognized as
Jusn Il. Guastvno, 81 Italian. The officer found
him sitting On the ground with his limbs crossed and
bis mead resting against the fence e. though ne were
asleep. Upon shaking him, however, be found tha,
be sp; the sleep Of death, having probably expired
soue hours prevlouiy as his limbs had become rig,h'
Coroner Jaekmap held al irquest upon the body,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

MILITARY FUsEKAL.-Yesterday afternoon the re-
mains of Richard l.. Kenny, late member Of Con-
pany A, llth Regment-who died after q very
brief illess-were conveyed to the Cemetery Of the
Holy Cross al Fatbush for intennent. The Company
to which he lad been attached escorted the body To
the grave, accompanied by the regimental band.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
MARINE coURr-July sr-Before Judge mccAsruv.
ACTtos FoR BREACH OF WARRANTY.
Ensnrd Morri,nn at. Harris & yAcobson.


Ed~ard Morrison ast Harris Jacobson
This was AL action for dsmage for breach OF An i'm
pd warranty s upon the sale bounty land warrant by
the deudsuts piainh The warrant was sd an Deoss-
be 1881 fr go So and shortly an. rwasd there being sone
inforray the assignment Of IL by A. H. Rose ITO whom
he'd been by samuel Bushnell the soldier TO whom
was isad the defendants suggestion, sent 10 Deep
River ncut where Rose lived, 10 be corrected when
Ro.e applied It, he Claimed the warrant a.
him, attached Ia the hands of the SrtitA
agent in en- action Of 'royer FOR is value TIE Pan'h mme
d,,ay defendants the attachment suit az Deep kver.
and h,y adyi.A him .dend IT, aud promised 10 furnish him
with of their title but did not 40 and the Piainn
vent t0 Deep River made the best defense he could but
having no Mr. the latter recovered
uo value the and and cash whicn
r g.rt psu paid also - coss counsel lees atA
expenses in defending the suit The defsndants ooneoded thai
the and warrant estate and the es.gnnen convey
and that therefore under the Revised Statutes
implied warranty OF title Also That deehAhs we"
only iabl. Tor the value Of the warrant
The acid that the land warrant WA not real estate but
mere personally land bn the evidence of night 70
desnaed but o. be sierward icsed ana patent
ed thai deDdsn being notified OF the Deep kiye sach-
their title, and, having advissd tbs
dsnse that suit liable for all the css and expenses n
cured by The plaintiff ard accordingly rendered udgneat fer
3 49, with costs for the psiItf.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

| air ard sids whskers. His clothing good ssA
consisted of white coat, bsck cloth pasts, white
muslin shIt with plated linen bosom, white nscksr-
chief asi beaver hat. In one Of his pockets were
&c pawn tickets, for Of which were msde out in the
ranN Of Tucker the other hiss the name Of Sutherland
on /.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

when Il asc~tsired that Re cisd Of ruptars Of
sse Of the bcsd vessels Of the heart the Pcrariiua
being filled with cosgulsted blood. vrrrict accord
irgy. Deceased ~ss re.psc sbiy stirred and had
sOme valuable jewely about bis Ptrson.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

FATAL APFR,Y.-Lawreuce Maude, brakeman
on the Milstone freight train on the New-Jersey
Railroad who had his skull fractured near ne Jersey
City Feuy On Hcndsy last in an ARRAY with John
Higgins, died g. the New-York Hospital al O'Clock
ou Saturday evening. ], is alleged that they had
some words about the destnstIon Of some barrels OF
cement which Maude was delivering to Higgins
when deceased struck Hggins a severe blow on tue
ueck The iat,r r the hea; Of passion, seized cart
r1pc ard struck Nande over the head, producing
compound fracture ofthe skull. Higgins wa arrested
az the tine, and committed to the Hudson County
jail to await the result OF the injuries An inquest
vii be he'd TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

There reports on Saturday Of the existence OF
yellow fever in several localities in the city, bat an eS'
animation by the Health Officer proves that there
was no just foundation for the rumor. The dsase waS
bilious remttent fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
ALLEGED FALSE PRKrry.Fs.-Gsorge w. Brown

sde complaint At the City H Police Court severa days
since ebarg William tz Morris fellow member OF church
in whom be had paced great conhdenee from
thar fact with petsus4s. Fitz Morris Is saloon keeper
m basement Of No i83 Broadgy, and according 20 Browns
statement said that be owned O worth o saloon fixtures and
oc 4 snd made less than 81 per On these represent
atoms Brown induced become partner and paid over
$50 to third party 20 be depos.d III bahs of 1 u- OF s
fr Brown armed however that he be disappointed
and unless fortunate be also sinted II his 80 Only
a. 81 was received in days Investigation satIhed him
TIA, bottles. r.preset.d containing vine empty with
the exception abou, nine and that the boxes as
containing cigars contained only l8i the weight being
made I'd by old nails Besides 80 placed
In bank being disposed Of In unexplained m.1ner by the
.t,orthy friend Fitz Morris. An examination held Oh
SATURDAY .oon before AID Brady and the accused was com
ulitted IL default Of : eco bail
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

RrPMRISG THE CRY HALL.-The plans and speci-
fcs,iops for repairing the City Hsl directed BY the
Street Commissioner to be prepared in compliance
with the resolutions to that effect which passed the
Common Council Board about month ago, were
completed on Saturday and presented to the Street
Commissioner for approval. They were approved,
and proposals for bids TO 10 the work will at once be
advertised. The amount appropriated for the neces
sary repairs is $4,000. The Street Commissioner
SAYS that be VII have TIE whole work completed in
sixty days.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

THE Police TELECRAPH.-On Saturday, the hew-
York and Brooklyn lines Of Police and Fire Telegraph
we're come cted by means Of separate wire running
from the Twenty.third Precinct, at Harlem, across
the East River al Hell-Gate, and thence to tho
Seventh Precinct Ststion-liouse at Greenpoint. The
cable across the East River was leid some time snce
by the New.York Telegraph Company, when the
wire for the Police Telegraph WAS laid in the sau's
cable The connection between the two cities was
made by the instruments placed at each end Of tbs
connecting line. This will afford facilities between
the two cites Of notifying each district Of countsr
felt, bursares snd other matters Of moment, and be
found Of great utility.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

The PIGGERIES-Tae piggeries OF the suburbs
have ell been demolished. The ruins present navel
-ce0e, though hopeful one fer suburbaa visitors.
No less than 3l5 pig pens have beer overturnee, and
$50 pigs put out Of tie wsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

The new steamboat Thomas +. Way has been pur-
chased by Stephens Condit 4 Co., and VIII be placed
on the Newark line on Tuesiay, August ?
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

NoErH C,RoLivt NiNrYAtD.-IHege is a y"uoS
vineyard four miles nor, Of Foyeteyile. " c. con-
tating ECO vines and land prepared or mofe to the
eNtelt al 80 acres
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

EDWARD II. DIXON. M H.. Editor of lhs
ssipe cey0es b. r,rntoa exclusively Operative Sarssy
Oifce CousG,,ous tie uoe obscare Of
PVic Viscers Esu0rho,s ip,urr fsaia sai Concealed
Abs~ss Of the Rscin cur-d without knife hxssa
BY pforess frqurs Saetneut Osoe hour from 4
and % e-eril Dr. D's residence No ~ Sh.v IL
other hour. d. d. is 81 h pTvs,~ Hospital ,p.oio~s
Sai he pfes air IN the city nur.
provided fr VINO require the s-soas
u pooas-d liz etc treatment nussnsbe their
O, o. bosss
s ofc- ofTEE Sc,LprL ia a. No ve.ry Asssr Hoa>s
xbsy. a. EeIsE, sia-.s must b. tsa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

KSoCXGSG MAJ FROM A SCAFFOLDfSG.-Jemes
Br.nan vas taken before Justice QscSeab1sh ssurdsy
CHARGED with onou. assault upon John Smith Of No 5 kasi
FoU..ph street Il is altered the psre, engaged q,
WORK upon scafong thirteen fee, from the ground, aet
yb. smith Was in s,ooping position, Brnnsn sfnck him On
b.ad him giouf ard csusng serious DJl'
lie. Tbe pr.ouer vas held In 90 bonds b answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

W,srIsGrov M.RKET PIcEPOcKETs.-MaryA Ann
William. sud Een Daley pes pck-;s known such prn
cpy around Ws,hus,o darke rrestsd On Saturday
Urt oi LOU. BoceubezeIo ~ No. rs william ~n,m
they robbed tine since II obtaining 10 Ihey
were e. q. n.r.ed BY Alderman Brady
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoss-Jrly ,o-Beso. Ir'tio.


Catharine Adams, stealing bills and silver coins;
Peu.usy months James Anderson, stealing watch and
chair Pententiary months. John Becker stealing silver
watch Pen.entiary month"; MARY Blry, stealing pair os
CATERS remsndei Dennis Coppe stealing piece Of timber;
indunent suspended Lewis e. Chan assault AMI battery;
P.neuary months James Collin assault aud battery hoed
40 Richard Ca assault and battery Penenay month";
Lawrence Clark sssault and battery Penitenary mons
John Coen assault and battery PetentiarS monhs Mary
Carroll assault battery fined &5 William Curley assault
and battery 3D. James Connolly assault and bsry;
PenentiaIy month John Duffy stealing silver coins Peni
Tertiary months VIM Donasby, stealing All oyeooaj P-ni
Owen 1nne assault and battery Peui
tentary months. Andrew Davis assault and battery; Peni
teusry MONTHS Thomas Erskne assault and battery luds
pended Margaret Femins assault and battery Peni
Tertiary months Barney Fox maintaining nuisance hned
months fined go John Green, assault and battery two
charges. suspended. Robert Hopkins, stealing four
bank notes; Penientisy months Mary johnson stealing
eod watch Penensry months Christina Johnson ste Ming
bank bills and coins; Pentsntary month"; joseph Leo, -
.sult battery Judgment suspended. Ann sllt stealing
poo book money Penitentisry months Ensb-h
Lambert stealing display curtsns renitrntiary months
Abrsm Morse stealing pair Of boots Penentiary month
Haoy stealing thirty cigar hodes House OF kefoms-
ton Henry Hr stealing tin kettle Pententlary month
Mari Dor AID stealing quantity of cotton Pebenusy
moLfhs John Mccall stealing coat; Peniientary monts
Maraaret McCabe stealing PentsDtiary mouth Go
Murphy assault and battery fined 30 Cabarine Murphy
assilt and battery Penentiary months. Barney Riley.
maintaining nuisance; fined $40. James Reed, stealing
shovel: Peuentsy month John Reed and James smith,
stealing quantity wool Pentensry months each khss-
Smith, stealing dress; Peni'entsry months James
Smith stealing book P-uiteDaIy months Simmonss
stealing silver coins PenitsnsTy mOnths Mchse Smith.
a.au, battery fined IS VIM Sic ke ult aud battery;
fined Henry Fender assault and battery lined 80 Chas
Behuks stealing silver coins Penieniay month boDno
boc Patrick Crowley James Desmond aud James Williams.
e,i, rceny Judgment suspended. John Sebing Albert Em
mon WiIn Peel assault and battery JUDGMENT suspended
James McConyil, s,sault and battery, fined 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

PRoworrD.-Oficer G. y. Bracket, formerly Clerk
Of the CITY Hal Police Station has promoted
nand Of tie Broadway Squad.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

PNI NORPNlY

PNI NoRPHY HAS HAD Hi> HEAD EXAMINED
a. FovLFs WALL. SO 80 Bro 'Ssy sui b. Pl---,,
b. .rsphy ala ta- osIc JO.zSsL
RI A. ~ Al, uaey .afi u.ci3-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

FEIOSioCs A..AULT.-A a. uanle Barney ilGgaes
VITO cut ,-orr- Ne . 40 y Aver p ia tn isg sl
sue arrested yes;,riAy a1a eoinGtsd = the Ionb' ~
Ju,t.Os Cogrgfr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
CITY IT EMS.

Ss,urdayws another Of the magnificent days which
have 20 siugulsrly marked the month Of July cool,
breezy and delightful. II was warmer yesterday,
with prospec, Of storm Of rain; bu; the went
do, upon unclouded ky. August is here, and
We mus coon have intensely su.try weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

Accidentally DRowyYD.-COroner Jsckman he'd
a. nque,, No. so Cherry e-t, upOn tie BODY II Nj
es.! Stafford dock hand o8ri te eam1g I'd -rwr--r
acca.u.ay ten oy-bosrd las, week, and drowned
Verdict, AccidertA asd.h."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
ExcELsloR FlaE IysuRAxc. CoNpA,

HEw.YoKX, July -, 1853.
To ne Edt,o, Of The n. T. Tribune
SfR-We beg TO correct al erroneous statement nahe
In your paper Of ody Mes Andre Brothers not Insured
IN mi company. We have with DO los. BY ihe TIRE 81 No
I17 " .,er street EUGENE PLUNKETT, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

SUsPTcTED or THEFr.-Nichael CAN, Nm. Powers
and Jo y arrested ths Har1of Police On 'pc2n
re cpp- kr-r' "Acl -n-J
were about .ng Gnk-dssler A tey did no give sss
fscisry = L0S p3Dny iao Hrlf Possession
t-rE y rre .o. I'd np ~ Lsiall II ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

Cur MoErALITr.-The tota usmber Of deaths est
week was Il, Of which - were under year Of ass.
The principal diseases wera Cholera infnntrm, 81
infsnte convulsions, 3; l.auhcs, 3 gastric fever,
scarlet fever, |, SC.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

PoLIcE AETuRl-Tgo boys. named john Kelly
8Id Ttan.s Bl.s 1fr- sre.rd SsildsY IL etlir2
from th- penis. Of J-~ph Noui. IL DBIbJs PstoA
Igri ilVy, lsc :, besisa wtste tl s1-e@ est t
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

SrABBED II TIE TEROaT.--Peter Madden, middle
agee t,or having Scalll. 4 NJ 80 Ps
IN the s,d with slf-, wes aIeet jet. ly
and Jn.Init,ed by justice Corlo1y foE tEiaL.