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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
EVIL DOiNGs-THEIR PUBLICITY.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher gives this week
A. essay on "Pubc Scandal and the Duty Of
Newspapers" whose general doctrine is that
which we have repeatedly cOnbsted-s doctrine
which confounds ignorance with virtue, aud implies
Lot Only that Newspapers are moral evl', but that
the Bible is one of the most perncious and corrupt.
ing volumes ever printed. We 90 not propose to
retracs this ground, and will simply cay that we
believe no sermon preached last Sabbath was half
10 Impressive ard sautary as tie accounts of that
fearful tragedy enacted on that day in sight of tho
Presidents House at Washington, Whict the TeIe-
graph and the Newspapers have carried AID are
carrying into Yearly every American household.
Nay: We doubt that any sermon ever preached In
Plymouth Churct-where many good ones haze
been utteree-wss so eminently calculated to
stsltle the guilty ard warn the yet innocent Of
"the ills that wait on laWless love" as that very
Washington tragedy just as il hM been and vii be
presented in the Newspapers. OF course, some
things have been said that might well have been
omitted; but we take the case as whole, AMI
maintain that the Lar, woman or child who can
read il as i has teen presented il this or any other
respectable jorrrs ard not be atrOhi.hed By it 20
.hun the way that leads down TO the chambers of
DEATH must be IN the last stages OF moral disco.
luton.
But We had intended oily to suggest smother ard
more obvious reason for our course in treating this
tIsgecy just as We treat al other occurrences
which challenge the public attention. The Rev.
Henry Ward Beecter, We are happy IN believing,
is a good judge Of newspapers, usually takes and
reads the best and 10 .ati,Ged with these so long
as they contain all that Re wishes to see. But had
we barely Published on Morday the fact that the
Hon. Dan. Sickes had the Gay before shOt dead in
tie streets Of Washington his Intimate personal
ard political fried, the L. S. District-At.oraey,
and that well grounded Jealousy VAS the sole in-
element to this crime, We appIehend that our
Reverend patron would nc. have been able to foish
bis breakfast with that elaboration aud calmness
which is dictated By the laws alike Of Hygiene and
coed breeding, owing to bis haste to run around
the corner and buy Herald containing the pain
fully interesting particulars Of this shocking affair.
Even though it were necessary 70 strain point
which il happily IS notve should feel i. incumbent
OF Us to shield our esteemed patron from this
odious necessity.
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a very serious aspect. ii, thought tat, shoull
Sir Gtre ouseleJ's trts'y be ratified, aud ours be
eft in is present forcin condition, our osior al
ho0or to s,y rottirg Of the personal honor OF the
Distinguishes American negsti,tor thereof VIII be
ssrioBsl; implicated, and tat something must be
done. L. Will be reco;'cctei .bst or previous
me'sIcholy occasion, Mr. Csss viudics'ed the en-
dsDserej honcr Of bis country and himself, by
brestrg his sword scross b., kaee sal Indignantly
throwing away tie fragments There are, how
ever, two in,ipcib'e re,sons Why Mr.. Cas- should
not proceed in that way with this new case Of
endangered honor. In the first place, il would be
quite beneath his dignity, a,d, Indeed, would give
quite too much Of theatrical look to the whole
afsir for that venerable gentlemsn TO repeat him
self; secondly, sni cOnclasiyey, that genteman ia
10 longer military bat civil, oHicet, AID, as
suct hiss no sword to break. Bot, If the Secre-
tsry OF STATE canbot break swords at al events be
osn bresA Ministers; and that, indeed, is Pree'e'y
the remedy to which the correspondent of The
Journal # COmmsree draws attention as likely to be
employed in he present emergency. If Sir Gore
Ouseley's treaty be ratified and ours not, the
Pre,ideut, we are told, will dismiss Cen Jerez
and recall Gen. Lamsr. Let us, however, repeat
to Gen. Cas- tie sdyice OF Hamlet 10 the piayers.
In the very highest exsltiton Of hi, patriotic AID
personal Indignation grave a1d yerersble states
msn Ike bin ought to preserve certsin degree of
moderation and .slfcon.Iol. Even in the frc aud
fury Of bis youth, Gen. Cas- broke his sword
Only; he did rot cash his pistol also agains. tree
or stoLe, thereby breskiog the lock. Why dis
miss Gen. Jer.zl Gen. Jerez, so far as we hive
head i. respectable gentleman, Who has done
noting 20 disgrsce either bis country or himself
TIE recall Of Gen. Lamar will certainly be a. de
cded step, and we should imagine for this "a
sion sufficient step, toward retrieving tae honorof
the counny Following in the footsteps of his
illustIicus predecessors ia that embassy, Gen L,
mar has abunIanty disg,acei both himself and his
e &C. According to all accounts, he is generally
drunk, aud if there were any business 10 do, unit
to DO il. To recall him viii, We iUsglue, be
enoueh-if Mr. Cs.s is sufficiently careful whom
he appoints as his surcessor-to place the honor Of
tie United States far as Nicaragua is concerned,
ia q state Of co8valescence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
THE RIGHT OF VERIFICaTIoy

Whatever m,y be thought of the views generally
taken by The Journal IF Commerce on domestic
questions, on questions Of foreign policy, involving
the peace Of the nation it is for the most part quit
rational. This is more, however, than We eau say
Of the position assumed by it on the question Of
the verifc.tion of tie flag, as to which it seem.
disposed to run Tito extremes far beyond any thing
ever set up even BY Mr. Csss himself.
"Tbe llegitinate use of the flag Of the United
81 States is" say, The Journal Of Commsrce, "a
" crime agsinst the laws Of tie United States, and
no. those Of Great Britain; and il, after all our
vigilance and precautions, parties do abuse our
:" flag and escape punishment surely that 10 no
" reason Why We shOuld recognize British naval
"officers as our maritime police. any moro than
"we shonld permit Forester AID lis famous d,.sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

In the SENATE, yesterday, the House appropris-
ton Of $4,000 to psy expense, of the Iuvestigat-
ing Committee, was adopted. The Mi.ce,neou,
Appropriation bill was taken up. Mr.. Yulee
wanted the Postmaster. General to increase the
Atlantic and Pacific mail facilities to the extent OF
$3.50, 600, which was adopted. Another amend
ment gives $40, year, for four years 10 aid
of line Of ,tesn ers TO Mexican Gulf ports. Mr..
Bright got in $500 c00in Of so, O0O to finish
the Treasury buildings. Mr.. Simmons's project
for home valuation of imported goods, WAS lost BY
four msjori.y. The reissue of Treasury notes was
authorized, 30 10 -. The amendments added are
to abolish the frspking privilege aud to increase
the rates Of postage.
In the House, in the case Of Mr.. Soaring,
charged with accepting $500 to engineer claim,
the Committees resolution that theeyiierce would
not warrant conviction, subject hi to an e1-
pulsion, was adopted. Mr.. Grow rose to privi-
legged question, and offered resolution that the
Post-O Office bill with it, amendments, be returned
to tie Serste, as the thirteenth section thereof
proposed 10 increase the rate Of postage which is
in the rsture Of revenue BILL and according 10
the Constitution can only originate in the House.
This motion was carried, liz to &c, and the bill
sus bsck to the Senate. TIE rule requiring bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

to be read before Zeal passage wss suspended.
The House agreed to the report Of the Conference
Committee on the Naval bill, wherein S259 900 arc
given for the purchase Of the vessels chartered for
TIE Parsgusy Expedition. TIE bill to carry into
effect the treaty with China WAS passed. After
recess, come time va. spent in talk about remodel
ing the arrangement Of seats ard decks for mem
hers
This ia tie substance OF all that had reached
US of the proceedings up to O'Clock this morning.
The remainder viii be added in detail upder oar
teleerspiic head sc fast as received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Two Days Later from California
ST. LOUIS, Thursday, March 8,

ST. LOcIs, Thursday, March s 1893.
TIE California msd arrived here today, with Csli.
fornis dates Of the 9TH ult. There were no through
passengers.
TIE steamer Hermann had been sold by the Uaitsl
Ststee Marshal for $40 900 to Capt. Geo. Wright
TIE steamer Urcle Ssm was advertised to leave Sia
francisco on tie eth ut for the Colorado River siti
from 800 to COO troops to operate against the Mshave
InGars.
Bu,iness at san Francisco was brisk, With q largo
demsud from the interior.
Tie ship Granite, from New York, had arrived ct
San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
FROM THE PiAINS-fIGHT WITH THE INDIANS
usITED STATES TROOPS DEFEATED.
ST.. LOUIS, Thursday, March 5, 1853.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday March 5, 1853.
Capt. SkillmaD, from FL Psso, reports tbs, bard
of Apache Indians having stolen number Of horses
and mules from near Ssn Elzsrio, pursuit ws made
BY detachment of the mounted Rifles from FGt Bias.
under Lieut.. Lsze,le.
TIE Indisps were oyertsken at Dog Canon, sboct
10 miles distant where an engagement ensued, result
il in tie withdrawal of our troops, with the los Of
three killed ard six wounded.
Among the latter is Lieut.. Lszells, who receiveds
wound in the lungs, which it Is supposed vii prove
mortal About a dozen lndiaus were killed. The
trcors numbered -, the Indians about 2GO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Thank Heaven there is House of Representa-
tiyes 1t is 10 mockery-n no mere vanished dc
ception-but substantial fact. The House yes
terday, on motion Of Mr.. Grow, voted that the at
tempt Of the Senate (by % to 28-every Republi-
can vote in the negatye to raise the rate Of Letter
Postage from three TO five cents per single letter.
and that Of Newspapers to qusdruPle its present
charge, was OF the nature of revenue measure,
which the Senate is forbidden by the Constitution
TO originate wherefore, the POst-Oflice Ap2ropli
alton BILL titus encountered, should be returned to
the Senate without further action thereon. The
vote on Mr.. Grows motion stood III; Nays
76-msority II for the Constitution against Sena-
torial usurpatoD whereupOn the bill was returned
accordingly. We trust We may tomorrow con-
graduate our readers that the untiring and despe
rate efforts to undo Postage Reform aud 60 back to
higher rates and consequently diminished service
have been resisted and debated to tie end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Krr.sv s.r ". oris-r J,n- = .pss. A..,.va
ssts. VA. n. KY. Jeseps UBr~n. sssse a Pbhp< -.
A Lckvcot, rcIsre s~isroc Dkyii v. HsstnAsrx Va
y Has. LssTsDoe J. GoSda Je6a Augusta Sssrsoa hs.
iork.
o-azge-Jss y Hoffman o. Geshen. Yr,ach Scot, n N.v
b1rlh. AuSn.tas P. ThoHPsc q Po-t Je'sis
CoNnissio>EHs FOR 1osSNC CssTss sosrys oy ysv
UNITED sTATss.- Wasarst~-Ps,.r Hi Of Js'ksss ss.sL
rgc-Ancrtv w. Wafous % ears,os, s,nsu An~s, A
hoos - ki'ou- O'ston- Alder. C.rvsr Joseps " ru.
tie. al Ps'isNvTeb NeAsti,r-Rob~' Bug. ~ Bareet
Co~NissioSEEs TO SUtEGytsE ErPsSDIrUzg Hsxpv
ErCFNGD EY HssLTa OsFicSR, kc.. OF rHs Quu.sr,,s
frAsLnsYSr Ac-Frsukhn J. ostsrsoe. O.aiei D. IA.
ttsi! Of S~~-NsIk.
WssHNGroS-Augustus 3. Frzrk Of EiScie Granville.
SoHLsEcrADY-Aibe Van EoAst, CHARLES M,the 81 SsAs
uscfsdy.
scHoHsRE-Jane. Parsons Of Sha-ca 0e,rse 3. B.ss-.y
OF schohsite.
ONEIpA-Of.on Crp~n,er Of VERNON.
OTsEGo-sAsfiet Harrington Of Hirtvicf psyis Eslss Il
Nss'foad.
CHrSASGo-LAnan Inser,ol Of GulfOrs; Eel.sn B. lid.
No Uich
ToNPKNs-John n. sskres Of Ithaca
ONrAEIO-Join Lsphsm Of Far DDs,ou-
DA1Us-0tOtCs Van Osdoi OF hiso; David J. MeNsser "
Porter
Canal -cdy-ea-Wihsmw ssoa 81 t,surs
AGENT % THE ONoSDAGA TRIBE or isDIASs.
CNONpAcA-Jo.sb H'ne Of OuoDdaGs
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WOUNDED HONOR.

The Washington correspondent Of The Journal
Of Commerce announces that in consequence Of the
moo ratification Of the Ca.s-Y rssarri Treaty ,,irs
between this couftTT AID Nica,ssua are Assuming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

We beg our readers to note the wholesale bust
ne,s done by the Senate during the last two or
three days of the Session in pilipg up aud ncreas
ing Appropriations-S50O,O 600 for the Capitol EI-
tension-$2S9, 600 to purchase the old hulks which
Secretary Toucey, without authority, chartered
for the Paraguay xpeditiOn-S250, 900 more for
the Washington Water Works, &c. Not a single
House Appropriation bill passes the Senate with
out being loaded down with these new or aug
mented Appropriations Yet that same Senate,
while thus swelling the Annual Expenditures BY
Millions, stubboInly refuses to permit any increase
Of the Revenue Except b. increasing the Rates OF
POSTAGE, aud insisis on ekipg out the deficiency
of Receipts by a Twenty Million Loan We will
not believe that the House can have been coerced
into submission TO this prodga reckless, dishonest
policy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
nnsfructiye Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, March ., 1913.
fire broke cut ct | o'clock this morning, Destroy
irg two laIge buildings Second street beow DOCK,
ana court of small houses in the rear dozen lam
Ines more are rendered kouiele's There were some
narrow escapes and bar-keeper 10 e lager beer Sc
ICON which vas destroyed, was severely burned. Tae
loss IL estimated at $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Methodist Conference.

WLLIAMsPORT, Pa, Wednesday, March . 1883.
Tie East Baltimore Conference commenced tie ses.
sion in this place to-day, at o. m, Bishop Scoss
Wilmington, pretidog, and the Rev. Df; S.rgent =
Baltimore, officiating as Secretary. l6O preachers
answered TO their names. The session promises TO Do
one of dispatch and harmony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
The Weather.

PHuADgLPHIA, Thursday, March s. le1y.
It commenced showing hero at 10 O'Clock this mo'"
ing. Wind east. ,s.o
Bosros, Thurstay, March 5 1919.
Weather clear and cold during the Day Inn evW
ing indications OF snow. ,oxa
BALTIMORE, Tbursfay. March J. lsS,.
An sastery storm Of rain and hail commenced ~
this morning at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

NEWARK, Tnursfay NJ irch ., loU
The Rev. Dr. CANADIAN formerly President OF
Princeton College, died at TIE residence OF bis sofa-
law, VIM. X. Mcdonald, esq, In tins city, this mora
ing, in the Sith year Of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859.


rns Fourth Edition /, now ready, and contains:
A,TaoxohIcAL CALCULATIONS AND CALppAN for the year
1859.
eovs.sxExr OF TIRE UNITED BrArEs-EIecutve and Ju'
aicisl
A Ln.r.ov TIE MEMBEEs THE UNITED BTArEss SENATE,
politically classified.
Lnsr or THE hrsBEES or TIRE HousK or REfhEsESrA.
vIvEs, politically classified
APoLIrtoALLr CLAssUIK0 LIST or TIE xxxVirH Con-
sRxss, ~ far a. Jet chosen
sxrrcR or THE TRouBLys IN UTH.
AasrRAcr or TIE LAWS PASSED AT LAST SESSION OF
CokoRRss
0ovxsSnSxrs or EURoPE-RuLBs sovEREIsss &C.
How THEY ELECT BoGvs L. s. SENATOR'S II hDlAsA.
ELKcrIox RETURNS FROM ALL THE sTATrs HoLDNS GEN
ELscTIoss 1885, carefully compiled and compared win
former Elections expressly for Tar qRisvsE ALMANAC
ELEerIoE RETVRSs THE STATS Oh NEw'IokK BY
SowNsRIFs AND WARDS
LIsr STATES, CsrirALs, aOvrRsoss TIMES OF LksIs
LArIvk kEkrEss HOLDING OF ELECTION. kc, with other
ustteu Of General ans permai en- interest.
Price postage prepaid single copies Is cents, American
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Our frst Spring month is boisterous and stormy
in an unusual degree. Yesterday from noon to sun
set we had a smart snow storm; from sunset to
s p. IN. driving hail shower; and thenceforward
to midnight food Of rain, driven in by violent
gale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

ALBANr, Thursdsy, March s, IoS,
Mrs. Harturg is sentenced to be execa'ed % tos
9th Of April II is understood that no fnrher snenps
will be mace to continue the matter before the courS'
bot Der frieI Dis sill ask Gov. Morgan for comnasS
ton Of the punishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Death of Col. Chas. III. sanford

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, March 1919.
The bark White Wing from Puerto C.bsilo on the
l4L nit has arrived here and reports the de ,ts,
TIE eth, of Col Charles H. SANFORD OF Ne-:fork,
who accompanied Gen. Paez TO Venezuela, al Valencia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
Lake Navigation

DrNKIRK, Thursday, March 8 1879.
Lake navigation between this city and the wesWn VI
ports of Lake Erie is now fully open. Tue Ne~fG
andIEre Railroad steamer Portsmouth arrived here sns
uoInirg and leaves Immediately for Toledo. ThaS
s very little ice in the Lake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
From Boston.

BOsToS, March 3, Io''
The Insurance Companies, who had policies spG.
the burnt mechanical bakery, have offered On 90.
tiopa reward Of five Thousand dollars, nskog ~;
um Of ten thousand dollars, for the discovery o. "
nceldiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
The Stea mer POtomska.

NEW BEDFORD, Thureday, March 8 10y.
The steamer Potomsks was got of aud towed hsn
last night. Her cargo viii be discharged, and W.
vsssel repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Advertisements intended fer The MARCH NUMBER Of
our MERCANTILE ADVERTISER must be handed 10
l. H.,
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NesuNnrk daily @ib,s,re
FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice be taken Of Anonymous Communication What
intended for insertion must be authenticated BY the
aud address Of the vrtsrnOt neoesssy for pubtcs
ton, bat gusianty ior his coed fsith.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected Communication
Business TIE TRIBUNE Office should IN al be
addressed to BoRAcE 0kEELkY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
THE NEW SENATE.

A new L. S. Senate eonvenes il Washington
today by special summons Of the President. The
seision will Ct course be q short one, devoted 10
the consideration Of Treaties, Appointments and
purely Executive business. The ten following
Senator's, having been rejected for further term
of Elk years, viii qualify afresh, bat retain the
tests hitherto filed By them:
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Business Motifs.

BNalHtSe MCIt-ks-
HOME
bsvaAScH cSsr.'r
- Nrw-Yosx.
ofos, Tos Ii2 AID lH BIosdwr'
~. S.s,. q nv ~ o ns.os the vress. sss
OR MILLION DOLLARS
With susp'o. III addition, Of over sjf,,Oo.
rs. cene.sy s,.n. LO'' Damage by Pre- o.
r. os.s 81 ,ss 5ss,s .; the f .oe tie ''.
Loss.s EeVirASLr AoJvs1LD .No PEoNrTLr fA''
cn.sI,sy N..rn, rn.lSslt.
A. y. wILLNasrH, Vie.-PrssSeat 1co
oiescr c Coins. flIa Of shsr@.e G5ala' 70 70
plsyoaDk B.sSrr firm q AZ. nal fi.ssss sSE
wmLI,M g. uELLLk, hnn o. lin H1l.t W.',sresn
b wsTscs BoaE, firm o. Hsstsn hen1ef SlH
HontG MORGAN, e.. ., Cen. st.rr 4 Co.
JisssHvsraSrY late firm OfBsrnsy aomsApPs s.1ct Co
j.s.sIow firm Of Jane. Low Co; ., L,1.st Cue
fsoIa,eHAN, late arrD Of y sd 1o q susry Co.
s s9,s.i , sS1ssfH 4rg z is::t
4Ssoboss SeS.xrE l.~ Of the hfm Of Bowen Nc
,,ss.ss pIesLow firm Of Dean King CO ofs L9a,
oso,srp Kors s,% & u = D M wss Co.
VIm,T s.ssIs, firm GA S. Bsrpes Bntr.
RI
Vv'D~T DwIcsT finn of TfCv bridge, Dwight x Co.
fsS.1 Cooxg fr0n Of Cooke. Do~d. Baker Co.
IsyIP NosIoS firm Of Morton, Gnanen Co.
Ioss BUIcsIssoK frn Of j. G. Howe Co, Of eoston.
cs.tlysP BALDWIN, firm II Bald sin. Starr Co.
loss (, Krtsox late firm Cfkelson Co.
HrssY A. BURLBUT, irn Of swirl Hurlbut Co.
Trs.x HoyT frr Of Jesse Hoyt Co.
wv sTUtcis IT, firm Of StarSs Shsv Co.
Jnas ri foKp 6rn Ct Ford Rabber Co.
Ar NV Mason late firm Of vsso3 T Soupson.
o. e. srgDnsx firm Of stednsp Ca die sbsw Cincinnati
CysUs ysLE.r frn Of Cyru. Yale, jr Go Esw-Oiiesas
wv TosbIcK firm cf wul. q Cbst b. Fosdick.
Dawn !. BOYD, 6In Of {, yd Bros. Co. Albany. I.
r. n CossfTr, firm Of CossGk Hil Tslmadss, HomPhis
I,wis RoagrTs fru Of L. Re berts Co.
s1nuFf a CALDWELL firm Of Brewer Caldwell
CHARLFs J. MSRTis pNsiden.
A. 2. WILLHAEIH, Wee Prtneert
y MILros SMITH Secretary.
JoHs Ec0Es Ats'staD. stcIstsry.
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LADD, WEBSTER g. Co.'S

TIsHTSTITcH SswIsG MACHINES,
Ter Families Talors Msntua Makers end all manufacturing
purposes They combine ell the merits OF the old sohie
avoid they adapted to every branch OF
INDUSTRY needle required Cal and examine before
LApp, WEBSTER Co,
No. 4eq Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

WHEELER d. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.
Prices greatly Isducee
- We prefer them for family USE N. y: Tribune.
ghev are the fayorites for hmiies.s- N. T. ftmes
Office, No. SOS Broadway New Yorf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

Foe To DEATH.
DocToR CusTiss HyGEASs.
Tux GREAT IsHsLING EENEDy,
~, co..u.p4Iox ASTHMA CoUGHs, CoLps 81 TakOAT
ara LUNG pisKAsES
frsos red sosd from g. 10 o. ,..,,,
EsrAslIsRED foE TO DsArh-
srEPBrS Paw Cor
Sos AseIts lef sAe lri,ee Stste,
NJ. rs Ess.oa u.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-06
Health of New OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.--The Board of Health
report that thore are no yellow fever cases in
the city.
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Farther POINT, September 5-Tbe steamer
Wsssr, Of the Bremen and Hamburg line, has
been Withdrawn for repairs.
Messrs. Cunsrd advertise the screw steamer
Balio, for Halifax, to gall on Saturday, the
9th ult., simultaneously with the Arabia for
Halifax and Boston.
II is believedlthat Mr.. Levers offer to charter
the Great Eastern has been rejected.
The Russian frigate Grand admiral had ar.
rived at Portsmouth.
Several members of tho English royal family
are passengers on board the North Br;ton.
Their visit to Canada Is supposed to have
reference to the contemplated visit Of the
Princs Of Wales to the British possessions.
The East Indian loan had all been awarded
at rates above 97 per cent. The Russian loan
has been partial failure.
II is reported that the British Government
congratulated Franc, on the recent political
amnesty. cFr.
The impression prevails that the recent
appoiutment Of Gen. McMshon to the COM
mand at Lills is in consequence Of the pro-
iected fortincations at Antwerp.
Three per cent. rentes closed on the Paris
Bourse at 69f. 10c. The Paris -four market
was heavy.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company recently
depu ted Mr.. F. G. Webb, an engineer Of con-
siderable experience in testing and export
,nsuting on telegraph cables, to proceed to
Valentia and examine the present state of the
Atlantic Cable, and his report il published in