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LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE by
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The dead letter Office in Washington
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sE- Ten shares of EastoD Bank Stock
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The Handels- Zeatang states that the
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FOR SURVEYOR GENERALS
William II. hcim, Of Berks Co.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1863.

FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
Thomas E. Cochran, of York Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament had met dsi3 to swear in members, but
10 business weuld be transacted until the delivery Of
the Queens speech or the 7th
The race for the Derby was won by Sir Joseph
Hswey's Musgid The value Of the stakes was
nearly e. co., and il was reported that Mr. Hawley
had abont $4,000.
The london Miaisteriolist learns that the moving
of an amendment to NE address to the Queen has
been abandoned and that another method of assault
W dcubtess be tried.
,epurchsses of Eoglish horses were alleged to
be in progress orthe French army. Many thousands
were required.
II WAS stated that the prospectus of company
would be issued in few days for laying two telegraph
cables from Cornwall, England, TO Canada direct and
that the proposed capital Of the company was half
million sterling.
il was vaguely ruDored that the Duke of Cam
bridge likely to retire from the command iu chief
of the army on account Of disclosures refec-
tons in al investigating committee report upon the
sale Of army CONN iSsOns.
The Princess Frederick William Of Prussia had
Quilted England for Berlin.
Sir John Lawrence had been formally presented
with the freedom Of the City Of London in gold box
and proposition pending to pay Lord Elsiu the
same compliment
great explosion Of saltpeer occurred on board the
troop-ship Eastern Monarch, from Kurrache, while
at anchor at Spthead. She had five hundred soldiers
and their wives board, returning from 1ndia The
ship was speedily enveoped in flames, but prompt
action saved all but seven persons, including five
children, who were killed by the explosion.
The Bank Of England had reduced its rate of dis
count from a. to - per cent The event was fully
anticipated aud produced no effect on the market.
The Joint Stock Banks &C., had also reduced their
rates
The Stock Exchange was quite buoyant; Consols
reaching 93i to 93a the ID but after some uctua
tons they closed at slight decline On the Sd. the
decline made further progress and the market was
weak at the quotations given elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
TIE LATEST.

The Daily Ners city article of Saturday says the
rapid rise in the funds induced realizati0ns and a
partial reaction. Consols Friday sustained an ex.
tensive fall of nearly ve-egAths, but became stead
Ter and at the close only tbree-eghths lower
Tie rates Of discount are still falling. First class
bills are negotiated at al per cent, and in excep-
tiona cases as low u per cent. Thediscouut hou-
ses only now allow per cent for money on demand,
and q per cent for days notice.
The Times (City Ariiclel Of Friday evening says,
that the accounts of the active progress of the in-
trigue to stir up insurrection in Turkey has con-
trbuted to depression in the funds. The foreign
Exchal ges to-day show no change. The Commercial
advices from Germany continue to show great anxiety
and distiust Another large failure has taken place
at Augsburg, that Of NJ. Paul Won Stetten. la the
Railway share markets to-day general heavy de
ci1e took place, aud the tendency at the close was
unfavorabe.
A circular signed by Lords Palmerston and Russell,
Mr.. Miner Gibson and others, had been issued, call
ing meeting of the Liberal members of Parliament
for the 9th.
The Herald mentions Tumor that Mr.. Bright and
the Radicals have been gained by the Government by
the offer Of three seats in the Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
The Th0rndike Will.

BOsTos Tuesday, June IL, 1879.
The bearing before Judge Anes, upon the petition
Of Lieutenant Marin to set aside the will of the late
Augustus ThOrndike, was commenced this morniog in
the Probate Court rooms Messrs. Choae, h. X. Cur
It's and T. X. Laibrop council for Mr.. Marin, ADD
Is. f. Thomas aud j. l.. English for the hens sustain
ing the will. The deposition of Mrs Henriette Thorn
dixie, wife of dcceaSed, was introduced.
TIE will il contested mainly Oh the ground that de-
&c ased had doJnicil residence in Boston Mrs.
Thcrdikes affidavit embraces answers to direct land
Cross nterroe etoies bearing upon this point, from
which appears tina. the family occupied hired apart
ments 10 PARIS a month or two after MIR. Thorndke
Jeff Boston in the Spring ii 1855 that they passed a
portion othe following Summer in Isle OF Wight and IN
fiavre, ard again took hired apartments in Paris the
following October. Mrs. Thorndike states that she
did expect her husbands return to Paris about the
tim oi his death there pass some months prep.ra-
tory the fanys returning to Boston TO reside per-
manently.
The further hearing postponed till tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
FRANCE.

The Moniteur publishes the official notification OF
the blockade of Nerce.
The recall the French soldiers leave of absence
had added 100, 900 veteran soldiers to the French
army.
Flat bottomed boats were being constructed in
France for the navigation of the Pc, Tcno and other
rivers.
Extraordinary excitement had prevailed in Paris on
account of rumors that general action progress
ing all along the line, that Gen Gyulai was killed,
&C, all of which proved unfounded.
Preparations were even inside for grand ilumina-
ton in honor of the expected victory.
TWENTY-FIVE battaions of foot chasseurs were to be
organized.
The Paris Bourse was fuctuating on the LIST, but
closed firmly at slight advance. The I'd was holt
day. On the 81 the market was animated and higher
ano the Three Per Cents closed at 63 for money and
OFF 9jc for account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
COMMERCIAL ISTFIJNGPNCF.

LTvERPoOL CoTIoS MARKEI-The market for the
v.ei had BE- very srtis- ib Aes footing 80 bale. Of
ard Mdsl,g qu,,ie. advanced fully "a Common
gosii.. rpch SINE erclsi als sd's'e- Of
nsiss' Casing I'm sla st-ey The .ntorlsi ao,ar,ols
Fsif oiesn. g. sidcias Do, So Far aobir: ~ Nd
COe;nu IN port $500 bales. Of witch 5000 American.
MsscHrsTER MaREEr.-Tbe aivices from Man
chester ooru- fsvo and here bad beer advance the
we.h for al kt-cs Of India GCodA
HAyRE bAREET. June I.-CoTTos hss advanced
sne Ney OIL rts drse ia sus q; los f. All BAs
o The .-. 4 t,@ u-es tot up 6on b.l- Stock IN port
90 bali. WHEAT aru aud al quali'i-. slightly .dvsnc-d
PEatt AsHEs firm Coffee steady RICE hrnn srsAE arn
LoADOs MosEr MARKET.-Msrket easier. The
Bank of EpElsbG hss rfduci d.c 81 ,
IL buor has ncftss-d 437 coo sic- the las weekly
Couso c>tc tTosy Sd! for both m0Tey and
LIyEHPoOL BREADsTUFFs MABEEI.-The Liverpool
Be.cuf market t-Idns downward aid all P.oa
Tuesdsys dclue ais 81 ~ al3e WHEAT very dull
dser.d p al Of w.-..ra Rel dle ): Western
Wtre ce0l5 CoES yery dull aud deciu-i "a ID s.if
Of MIXED AZ 6isa6 ~ Yellow 3as H. ard White "a
LIVERPOOL BEEaDs1UFFs MAREET.-Messrs Big
lsd Aihys Co. Rcbarosop. Spence Co. Jane. AeHsury
ard o,ts Gu Beef .sdy b quiet. Pork nset,- but d
=; g. ae0 Ta.lowA suAi;is. had s!ish declined; sales
LIyKRPooI PKoDucE MARKET.-Pot Ashes were
ds and all gel tie, Lsd -sh,y declined sales 30 for
Pearl Ashes steady 81 ISIS susr h-svy. but
unssr.d the quotation for Linsed maintained Nh ch
81 dS5 Rom b svy At a. TO- oommon Spirits IsrP-n-
the s;ea6y at IS on the sPi and al e1fl TO srTise.
LoSDos MsRKyTs.-Mes-rs. Barring Brothers quote
BslinsTusFs daA VIVA, De- lined "a asa sales q wste At
aa6i for Rails B.I, duh suen booy.u, aud all l.I
i,ht5 advanced CoFsEs firm but IN me ea'e' decline OF
weak sale. II lind Al % a e TEA frm at for Consoa.
TsLLow-ss.s 81. SPIRIrs TURPESTrSE heavy st as.
sTocKs-Messrs Bel ca report the basnrs IN
Stoke small but prices hIu The latest sale, of
Do!s Central Railroad !; d.couat Illinois Ceuu. Seyeu.
1850 fFr,elsnd) stsi aud Erie Railroad, ID mortgage So.
Me-s BArhs Bros report The business limited 8, previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AT THE HONE OF The
FRIEspIEss-A Strawberry Festival was held al the
Home of the Frierdless last evening, to gather Us
friends together in social conference for its benefit
The attendance was large and the immediate receipts
were not inconsiderable. An immense quan'ity oil
berries and ices were ched out by hands as lavish as
they are charming and gallant young men oraved the
dangers Of choers for the sake of the phianthroPc
cause. number of the children were present por'
ton Of the time and amused their guests with songs
.peech-s and dialogues. large number oil articles
made in the institution found purchasers, as wei as
some Of the books which portion Of the eenehe1a'
mes Of the Society are occupied in printing The
Home appears to be in very fouri'hins condition
and to be finding new friends and winning golden ap
plause every day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
ITALY.

The Hon. Henry Elliott had been sent by the bft-
i.h Government official mission to Naples sup
posed to have reference to the REIMBURSEMENT OF
diplomatic relations
The United States frigste Wabash was at Naples,
and together with the British menof.war there, fired
bsbourly guns as tribute TO the memory Of the late
King. -,
The Government of Naples, it is said, has prohib-
tied the export Of sulphur
The French Engineers are said to have recon-
mepced the fortfcstons at Civta Vecchia
The Pans Dtbats has a letter from Rome stating
that Piedmont has recognized the neutrality OF the
Political States on certain conditions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15

Nrw-YoRx CITY GU.RD.-This company, attached
to the 55tb Regiment, ~ \. S. ~, under command Of
eS-Cspt Hsllick celebrated their twenty-,iIth ami
versary yesterday by excursion To West Point. At
O'Clock the company ate nded by Dodworth's Band,
left their sTmory aud marched down Broadway to the
foot of Chambers street. where they embarked on the
steamboat Erie which had been chartered exclusive
ly for the OCCASION Sslutes fired upon leaving
the dock and also at various points on the ryer. AT
o'clock D. m. after delightful sail the Guard was
landed at West Point, where they were received BY
many of the residents at that place and escorted TO
Cozzenss Hotel The officers paid their respects TO
Msjor. Gen. Scott, who is spending the Summer at
West Point the men, meantime, visiting the Military
Academy and enjoying themselves by strolling about
the grounds The corps left for home about o'clock,
and soon after their departure from the Point with
number Of invited guests, sat down 10 a snmp.uous
dinner in the Of which speeches were made by
Col. Van BureD, Capt. Grey Of West Point, Major
Skidmore, Chaplain Henriques, Col. Darling Capt.
Lowell, late Of West Point; Capt. Ferris, Stephen
Mss.eti, Mr.. Brooks, Lieut.. Lord Conygham, British
Navy; Capt. Hsllick, Lieut.. Stone, Lieut.. Coppnger,
David Banks, and others. The affair passed Oh
pleasantly, and about o'clock the company were
landed at the Chambers street dock, whence they
again marched TO their armory and dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
----
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
IMPORTANT FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
TWO BATTLES AT PALESTR0
$4,000 Austrians Repulsed
1000 PRISONERS TAKEN.
GREAT SLAUGHTER.
SEVERAL OTHER REFUSES
THE AUSTRIANS IN FULL RETREAT.
GarlbaIdi taking breath In the Mountains.
HIS VICTORIOUS RETURN.
The Lombard Insu'rectiOn Spreading.
THE AUSTRIANS IN FULL RETREAT.
GaribaIdi taking breath In the Mountains
HIS VICTORIOUS RETURN.
The Lombard Insu'rectiOn Spreading.
TURKEY ON THE POINT OF REVOLUTION.

lBy the American Telegraph Co.'S Lines No q was.
SAcKyILLE, N b., Tuesday, June a. 1859.
The X. NJ. steamship Europa from Liverpool at
1890 a. ~, of Saturday the 9TH inst, fired her first
gun al Halifax at 20 minutes past II last night, and
reached her wharf at about o'clock.
Her advices three days later, and important.
The steamship Kangaroo, from Newly York on Sstur-
day, May 81, arrived at Queenstown at a. m of the
Cd, and at Liverpool on the morning Of the Sd inst
The steamship Ocean Queen from New-York, May
81, reached Southampton at noon Of the 2d inst
The h. NJ. steamship Persia, from New-York, May
%, arrived at Liverpool at Of the 4 h inst.
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STEALING HIS OU'N GOODS.
tr,on rs, Rocb,,,,, usicn, June 10.


On Saturday, the Police Magistrate disposed Of q
case OF larceny which deserves more than a passing
notice 4 man named II. y. Bradley, agent of the
Union Knife Company, Nsugatuck, c., was brought
no for stealing knives from two hrins 10 this
ctN-the identical knives which he had sold tor the
COMPANY TO these merchants. II appears that this
had been in the city occasionally transscung Dust
for the company aud when In the stores where ne
sold knives had been allowed considerable freedom
an oue the goods. At the stores Of Mckindey q
Phelps. aud Ernst n Seiired, he appropriated a mum
Der Of packages Of knives which he sold to other
merchants The knives were missed from the cases
but Il sometime before they were traced to Brat
lev aud then he had left the city. Mr.. Phelps pro-
cured warrant and with the Chief Of Police keeuey
follow ed 10 Syracuse and there overhauled Bradley
Being coruer.d he confessed bis crime and avosed bis
readiness 10 make f restitution 10 the sufferers, but
begged OF them 10 ntercede for him that ne might get
off with \ light punishment, and avoid exposure 10
print He was brought to this city and pleaded guilty
TO petit larceny before the Police Magistrate for which
be was fined sl5 to cover the cost OF his arrest.
This man bad previous TO hs sentence, settled with
Mckinley * Phelps and Ernst Seifred for all that
he had taken from them-or rather what he admitted
that be took, and he soemnly affirmed, calling ms
Maker to witness his sincerity that this was hts hrst
crime and that be had confessed all that was wrong IN
the transaction. His manner was sucn ~ convinced
those be had wronged Of lis sincerity and peneuce,
and he allowed to depart. This morning more ct
his operations discovered. package of knives
stolen from Mckindley q Phelps, was found at the
"
was enough to show that his confession not com
plete and that be greater villain THAI he would
confess He il to be Overhauled again, and this time
he may have 70 answer for grand larceny.
Bradley is of good address, and stood high IN
the confidence OF the Company that employed hun.
He has been nine years in the service OF the Union
Knife Company and received s. 500 per aunun, be-
side perquister which include what he steals. lie
has ro occasion to steal enjoying such salary as he
does and has no CLAIMS for sympathy when exposed.
1t is probable that he has been practcng the game nc
play ed here Notwithstanding the identical knives
he sold for the Company, and seeg them again a. the
Companys perty-pDcketing the proceeds IL Is
safe TO assume that the Union Knife Company will en-
ploy u new agent to take the place of H. n. Bradley,
and If this man brought here he viii be likely to en-
ter the employment of another corporation.
We are Informed by Mr. Phelps that Bradley took
oct of the knives he stole from his store TO SYRIA
cuse where he was endeavoring To sell them. These
knives he concealed the bed be occupied At small
hotel in Syracuse and when he found that escape was
impossible, ne produced the goods.
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ing States. and but few accessions may be expected
iu those which f Low:
srArrsroyIy As RyPRrsE>ryp IN LAST CONGRESS.
O,o Dem A L. Dem Amer.
RECAFfrCIArroN

Oregon, which was admitted at the last session.
must be ad5ed 10 the Democratic side. With her
vote, full House will count 30 members, re|uIr-
ing ll9 to elect, if the majority principle b. main
tanned. Most Of the eight Anti. Lecompton Demo-
Gratis will doubtless vote for the plurality rule,
should factlous delay be attempted. Many of tue
Opposition candidates Ia the South. who are Kelly
to be chosen, openly proclaim liberal purpose,
sud desire TO unite with the main body from the
North. And certainly there - no sufficient reason
why they should BE- excluded, if il BE- desirable 10
have harmonious cooperation IN l-tO.
There is class of patriots, to be sure, VIII, are
bent upon having select party, ana who seem Ia
disregard geDrIal success, because II might posi-
bly, diminish their supposed importance. But there
is promise that no such absurd policy VIII be-
toe rated. Tpey responsible for the election ~
Nr. Polk over Mr.. Clay, aud for the aaoexsuon of
Texas, than the Propagaudists, whose best
anies they proved themselves 10 be. The country
hss had quite enough of speculative theorists, Who.
ia the pur.uit of single idea, not only willing
h IeD uDce al other prospect of good, but gener-
ally wind up in practical concert with their ex-
tremest enemies. They will admit no conditions,
practice DO federation. and accept no concession.
As necessary consequence, sill moderate scotl-
usut is repealed. however much II NAV sympathze
with the great principle At stake, and the protested
Aboltionlsts are found usually acting side by side
with the champions of the Slaye-trade and the Dis
uBIoniss. Ii We are to have victory and 10 deserve
it, sou ething of the spirit which animated the wise
men who framed the charter of our liberties, aud
excluded frum it even the Of slave must be-
adopted. Otherwise, We may expect second
edition Of this Administration and four years more
Of uisIule, ty ranny and corruption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15

ALErrER.wRfIERTo Rs TO PTEcEs.-Ihe Dubuque
Tfrss calls Mr.. Jones, who tells the following story
Trustworthy:
"Mr Jones left Cherry Creek on his return journey
about onr weeks since. He not able % realize
.arthipg for all Of his expenditure Of time and money
and his long-continUed exposure ard fatigue. Many
of the emgrsDts hsi previous % bis departure .af-
fered extremely and there were Increasing manifesto
,iOns Of desperation among them. About 800 OF the
most reckless had organized themselves in.o com
DAILY Of " Lynchsr-, and there was a sworn purpose
among them 20 Welt summary vengeance upon al per-
sops who had been in circulating fsl.e re-
ports Of the existence Of gold at Cherry Creek Msson
Clark, formerly Of ST. Charles, Floyd County Iowa,
VS. suspected and convicted Of having been one Of the
fraudulent etIer.wrters and be put 10 death IN q
most horrible manuer -Four mules were hitehed 10
the exremeties Of his limbs made 70 draw IN dferen,
direct, ns and be was literally torn 10 pieces; Ezra
Alien formerly Of Chickssa~ County, sad two other
persons whose names Informant could not re 1le-
ber were shot for TIE same 0ense. Great ndzraiion
exist. against the inhabitants Of Omaha City and
Couscll Bluffs and the returning godhun'es threaten
vengeance upon those t0wns-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15

AccIDEyr ~ BRoADwAr.-Lsst evening Q pair u
borses attached TO q carriage In which was seated
MIS-. McCurdy and son Of No. 10 East Foureenth
street and their eoachmas, became frightened at the
spspp,ng Of bolt in oDe u the springs, and started
If at es,ful rate up Broadway. The driver lost al
control Of the ANIMAL, but for me managed TO
keep clear Of other vehicles. The carriage came in
contact with an omniba.. then with pile a bricks,
and finally with h,drsnt, when the horses wers
stopped by rome Of the psssers BY. Mr. McCurty
and her ,oa were thrown into the street. the former
receiving slight cut the eye, the latter escsping
unirjured. The driver was pitched oat OF the vshi-
Gle head foremost and badly injured by striking OF
the wheels. His injuries are internal. 50 violent
wer. the several collisions that the carriage was req
dered perfect wreck, and the escape Of the occu-
pauts fiom almost instant death wa miraculous.
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THE KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN
CIRCLE.


To tie Edifo, Of The n. y. Tribune
SIR: Upon MY return to the city yesterday, copy
of your issue Of Monday placed in my hands, and
nv attention directed to its leading article, headed
TX. G. c.
That such an organization as that to which you
aude really exists in this country is doubtless trnei
but that it is, ar you suspect, D." scheme OF some
" designing persons to make money for themselves
"by playing upon fIfbuster credulity," is most EN-
phs,cally denied. =.
The X. q. c." is not fllibuster enterprise, but
spontaneous expression OF public sentiment in regard
to the carrying out of the Monroe doctrine
The * G. c." embe dies in it, organiIation tne
wisest and best men Of our country-m-n who's
names are sufficient guaranty that whstever IL under
taken by them will by faithfully and honoraby carried
80, yoprs &c CHARLES BIcKLEr.
~, Is p,,uee .treet ye,r- York june ID. 1859.
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the inhabitants opposed thsm firing upon and destroy
ing an Austrian bark.
Tie Valtelne ws in instruction, aud the town Of
sandris "a miles northeast Of Bergsnol had pro-
ncurotd for Victor Emmanuel.
The Duke Of Parma had arrived at Switzerland
wih a numerous suite.
The French officers Of the engineers had arrived at
lntra and were collecting vessels TO croes the La,o
Hsggiore with 800 men.
The Irsrch squadron in the Adristc had captured
tbity-hye Austrian vessels, the estimated value Of
which were four millions francs.
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s,IIi
3:ta

The weather yesterday was delightful, and the
course excellent c~no tion but in consequences II
the general disappointment at the Eclipse Course isss
week, the attendance was small. Bill Cnestham vas
the favorlte before the start beta him being sio0
to $8O. At the word, the horses flew, Bill Chesihsn
getting the start and although there the pretti-
est scramble in the world for the lead, not losiog IT.
and winning the first heat in 3 AZ 10 the second
heat, Tar River dashed in front at the tap Of the
drum, but bad gone but short distance before
Cheatham passed, and babe his nval si,eu, winning
in 3:42I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15

MoEy D,scrsTs N Howard sTRsEr.-Last night
.cuss # the Fourteenth Ward Police, under charge
Of S-,cesp, De yousrey made descent upon the a.
,sed oi.orderly houses Nos H. -, II and Is Howard
.,reet. ard arrested the prcprietors John brnder,
.Iohu Buhler. John Giesen and August Meyer ana
twenty-five of the irpa;es mostly girls varying ron
sf,een to twenty years of age The prisoners were Al
marched to the Fourteenth Ward staiion House ana
locked up by Captain williamson The Captain mas
s,nresed his intention OF breaking up the numerous
dens in How ard street.