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JOE HAYHEs, THE COMEDIAN.

obscure parents in Westminster, i'll, bull
liant t"!cnta which hr DISPLAYED ut s, Mar.
tins school, induced several liberal rcn-
t"mcn to join in scaLiny him to Ox.o,J,
! where Lc comi.":cl his education. lie
":.s n%Xt r'n;'!oy,.; by S:r Joseph William.
Z son, 'i>n icmi,r fer ,hat university, who,
. "n becoming orc o; the ministry. made
! him hi, private secretary. B.;mg, however,
rather in'ii>crcct i'll talking to Iii, COLI
. pani"ns "i the secrets Of "ilicc, he was
again Restored to Oxford. where he took
the degree Of master OF arts. But his MT
tive turn for the stage became Irresistible.
. upon the appearance .: u stroling conra-
ny III that city. lle jo:ncl them, and
; wan,'"rc'i with them Tor som. time ,l,rourh
the country. In duo course, he obtained
: an "n ;H";:ncnt a Drurv Lane, where he
Was raised to ia" pinnacle OF fam. Is his
performance Of E'5,<. i'll tL, 1t Tears
Tic 'ha> w"n IL" patronage Of j..
, 'hc duk" Of Buckin;.a,n, WHO took II
iI!S stIt when he went u,,on IL, c.::h,s,y L,
'fahcc, ;nd treated him in cvviy rr.rrc,
rs pleasant c"mpaniun. Havuvs Lrc;.,n,
"na:nonrcl OF his New at":,;jcu. ana, w,u
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'"' '''''c - "t'" t"'iL l';htc'iiar.r HcSlrC
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inc :'''' lives one -Hr. ii'rt; that gentle.
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l'"'''' '"t Il nom 'he i"'ter' ne Shall quit
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.aycmcnt. The poor man was soon nm.
,lrccived; the story, ,akn. wings, reached
the ears Of King Charles, who was so
nightly pleased with the joke, that he
sen: tor Joe, ANA had him re;ns,,,cl in tic
theatre.
This was not ;.... \ scene followed tha.
would have cut capital figure in the part
Of Hot ..lcre$. The son Of the deceived
parscn, who was rcputcd to Je dangerous
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! WV, c"HS yer cfi'd ne, passionate
~ "oIl make yer pay fer yer handy
work tothcr night. Strip 'cm >
"'ln few moments We were s,r:r,nI
to the skin and we had neither the power
to resist or c%poStu!ato.
"'out with tho plank, hosscs y vcllc,l
the same fellow. Fu>t show 'cm Ill,
way they're going 10 travel :!
We were scictt,clv led to the Liinl;
"t ci;tSrn near hy, and made to lool;
down into the almost unia,homaI.c d,,,;h>.
~ stream OF water dashed a.nug over
tic rocks at the bottom. II made n,.
dizzy TO look down. We were then sta
toned few feet from the brink, with
guard over us. | began to comprehend
that some irightui death awaited lis, and
my feelings were dreadful
"a plank about dozen feet lon- and
- foot w!c Was :'rn brought forward a.:
placed h;'ii way over the rrrr:rcc' Ny
blood ran cold at the l,rl,:.'ou.
~ '"' vi ''ic I''"h Two HiEil *t;
''o"'' themselves.
70" "''4 cHS' Tor ard siirH:''i
The lc;'1er. pointing to Andy. 'l"lhrr
'"''"w shitiI see l'un drop ':tn' then he !u-
!crs ar;cr him. Drive lin en- thar, ics-
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livery c""'' VAS 'hi''e to move andy,
",'' '''' poor :'''"" continue" obstinate.
"s ',''''."' P''th''' MN with their Eniv"S,
''"" 'e'' II III "'''i ''e'r f'''e>: Tut he re-
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larry '''' c"sS. Sh""t"! the !';"!rr,
"'''''y' h"S!"'e his struggles, A"!y vas
l''Ne' up "'''1'y anal carried I" III: p.;.nk.
y, t''e '"'':"a ''t h.m Gown they gave
anu y '''''''' push ""''H Sc''' hun i~r-
""'' ~ '''' e"'' 81 ''c '''Hk over In"
r's''P''e N"'y '"'y"n h"" SIDE TO
>'"'' ana S''":sss''" "'''''y 10 REGAIN his
'ai"''c. He i'"d, however, and fell
over /" his TAI! desperately cI";"!'ins q:
tine r.'nk. There he held, with his finger
"'''S '''r''" !" The wool. IL wa: " EorF:
Sc"n" and my blood runs c0!l 1t t'!c bar"
reco'''''"h OF 1t.
"'1.ct Eim gon shouted the ticn.lsi
leader
lie men VINO were standing on the
o'"cr end OF the r''"'' !'H'"iel off, aa1
plank and Anl ? wh':!".l down into the
Sre'h'"g depths "cI"". Despite the gag
III h'' mouth, the poor t".."w uttered II
loud and terrifying shrek Lciur. lie ,l>ap.
Icarcd from sigh, forever. The crv rinr,
in my ears now, though year, lave ;:5,ei
since then. | shall never forrct il.
"Now for t'r,her cuss. y shouted the
leader, after the lapse Of few mnmcn,s.
al ,l::: instant Il loud report Of fire arms
suddenly rcvrr!cratcd far and near. and
half of1te -han.!it:, at least, fell dead to
tl'cs~r,h. The bIfis whi>,lcd around ne
thick as hail, bwT F escaped uuhur. In
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rirci. From the trapp,rs I lr,rnrJ i'm,
the cry Of ANDY had directed ty,cm 70 ,hc
spot but, poor fellow, th.v came foo Inf.
to save him.
al thanked God and the moupta;poers
for my own preservation, and oui,,cJ thc
scene with sense Of relief minr)cJ with
a frclnt, of sadness
"Grn,!emcn. that was a,opt tho wors,
situation | WAS ever p,acci m md ma,
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A snake that wishes to live should not
crawl on the highway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
Netu91urk Daily Gribrr,ts
FROM THE AFRICAN SQUADRON
Correspondence Of The n. z. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. z. Tribune
UNITED STATES SHIP PORTSMOUTH,
MoSRovIA, Aug. TO- 1859.
Well, here we are on the West Coast As lit
tie has been heard of US since we left the United
States on this cruise i. may not be amiss TO give you
some idea Of our whereabouts and proceedings up
TO this time.
In obedience TO orders from tie Navy Department
We sailed from Portsmouth, n. H., on the 23d Of May
last After passage Of lees than nineteen days, our
good ship was at anchor in the Bay Of FGncha!, Ma
deire. We found the flagship Of the squadron, the
cumberland, there an1icusy awaiting orders tor her
to proceed 20 the United States which Il expected
would be received by u.s. but, to their grea. dissp-
pointnept, We came, but the orders didn't.
We lay under the s.ern Of the Cumberland oeariy
month and then, on July H. sailed for Porto Grande
TO receive the squadron mail, which arrived The
0th ut and then sailed for Porto Prsya toe depot OF
the American squadron the Coast Of Africa. What
possessed Uncle sam 10 fix upon this place Tor rem
dezvous il is difficult 10 imagine. Il IA very poor
hsrbor, ard in taking provisions ashore or on oosrd
there invariably Considerable lo,s in passing them
the surf Bat here the station has been fxed;
and by the American principle OF saving at the
"spgo, and wasting al ths bang suppose thai IL
vii rerat here.
A grea, many books have been published, ard q
great mary letters written. by officers VINO have been
fsC tiae tine attached 70 vessels on ths s,atIon,
but Ioihipg has been said IN relation 70 the clumsy ar
rsL gemett Of the forces out here by the nited
States. Tie Distribution Of the squsdron mas been,
ard STOW, such "a to rsEcsr II very inefficient HoT
ear IL be expected that the requirements OF Govern
uen. coz be acconplishe3 when orr depot for owl
sic.s Port Prsys, II more than tr0 thousand Diaes
from the seat Of the sl.vsraie and when two-thirds
Of tire tine is employ going AMI returning to tins
out Of the way depo', and 20 Madeira, some Twelve
hundred miles further foI recreation II 70 argued
that Madeira j. Necessary part OF the sanitary
measure for the Of the squafrons be
but would net ST. Helena be much better place III
accessible; the trade winds Interfering verbally with
The upward passage to Madeira. Little Fish Bay, in
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i5o South, 10 q mach more suitable situ tion for de-
pot. There 10 good ksrbor there, and the transfer
ring Ct stofes wcnd be accomplished with mach ssss
loss 70 Governnent And tie oss Of stores on ta' STA
ton ie very serious matter.
These charges could easily be made; aud 20 psrson
who has vseiied the localities meotioned above VII
kesitste TO give the sane opi,ior.
Madeira beside berg a. 80 grsa. distsuce 10 also
dsrgerous anchorage, particularly 60 from 0,.obsr
10 the Stat Of March Tee log Of the Gsrm.rto va 10
1882 shows how near che came 10 berg los,; and the
John Adams, 9. the same t0e, dragged her aochors
considerably in shore and tosard the rocks. This
came Portsmouth was also despsired Of by ,mmodors
Gregory. who saw her condition from the uericsu
Consulate with four snohors down. and barely holding
Oh nile the ses made clesr breseh over her coa.
tinuslly. MIR Morse TIE Consul a. Porto Pays, VIII
messed her situs,ion and sssu-cs me that che was
s;rar &c severely 10 require cauiklps senerAuy
after it. The Cumberland, N Msrch, lcoc unsoe W
get under way and wea,her either headsed OIL tne Az
chorase wss Obliged 10 ride out one Of the teveiest
gales with the n oct terrific her conmsoder ever
saw She did 20, however, with the loss OF ooe cosin
ard aLchcr which parted and three anchors COWS
several guns having been thrown overheard 70 ease
her, and preparations having been male for cutting
away the lover msss; a yards and nasts were down.
IL is very remarkable that in the face OF naval ex-
perienoe recorded and handed down from one 10 an
other that sgsn and again tue chips are suoected 70
los and INJURY by tnls unnecessary exposure oi tnem
ard their crews. Daring the period named above,
October to March 81, q crew from the coat derives
more injury than benef, from what Is termed the
rscrea,icp at Madeira, Influenza and sds prevail
among the "hberty men generally. IL is to be hoped
thst the much needed reformation will soon b. made.
Then, We should hear complaints of the inef-
fciency of our crsere while the British cruisers are
so successful in consequence Of the perfection Of tho
arrangement and distribution Of their squsfror. They
have no depot away up among the Cape de Verde
islands. IN Assure you.
We are now engaged in taking in water. When that
is completed, pufsue our cruise alosg tho coss,
touching at all the principal towns and village. We
may sail to morrow. WRITER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

Tpy Nyw RoUrg FROM LAKE SUPERIOR TO RED
pH9pEM, Dsv,op. the Canadian enginser, sp-
ponted 10 survey the Touts for rev road from tsks
Superior 10 the Red River District, bss reformed 70
Toronto. ard makes favorable report. The liaeffom
Tburdsr Bay to Deg Lake i' nearly al na On. 40 ns
The sbore of the train of water communication between
deg Lake and Rainy River, Mf. ID. foufd good hes
for ROAD end he sso discovered prsc.icsois Iouss
for road tetwees the Red River and the hed o. -
L.ke Of the Woods, the existence o. which Ss nn
ousIy denied. He traversed the route on honsese.'
Mr. Dawson held grsld coascil with the i "a re
pumberirg ioue 5000 the proposed rea,s AL
road. They did not interfere with his opNssssd lon.
supposeS they Vi. not oc!.e. - rosssops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

ExcHASGISG SEEDs.-A correspondent wants rs 10
call the attention of all Farmers Clubs, and all Agr
cultural Associations, the the advantages the; wood
accrue to all their members, by organizing seed eI-
change either free or for buying and selling Of each
o.Ier at fixed prices He would have the women folss
Of the garden and farm also engaged 90 a. to make
exchanges of flower seeds, and an increased cultvs-
ton. One given for the necessity Of ,uch On
exchange is the bad character Of the seeds s'h oy
seedsmep and country stores in general.
...Tbe proposition Is good one. Let u be thought
OF and improved upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

A. HUsDRED FoLD.-Samusl Higgins Of kioder-
hook N Y whites US that he raised lo7 Prince Albert
potatoes from one all but three Of marketable nss
and weighing As pounds. Now, If this can 6s done
orce We want to know why il cant be doae twice,
with the came sort Of cultivation; and We want 70
know if such cultivation would not be more profitable
han the present mode
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
THE NEW LINE

THE NEW LINE
i FOR
CALIFORNIA.
Frcrn the old established Wharf, foot Of Wsuenst,
North River.
Eteertrs $50 Second Cabin SIS; FIRST Cabin, 500, In
Guiding Railroad Ticket.
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF ZACH MONTH
The favorite steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, sspt Tnkle.
psugh all leave Is above on WEDNESDAY, Oct s. a.
O'clock H. connecting via Panama Railroad With the seGnhp
ORIZABA.
Extra steamer Of this line always Panama insuhss prompt
connection at the Isthmls $1,000
The North STAR viii rucceed the EURTHE kN LltEI,
Ie.vine New York Oct p. - .
For eh; p,sse apply the only Offices Of tie Line In
be City Of New.York:
No. III West-s. corner CT WArenst, and
Nc. Bowling Greeu.
D. r. ALLEN, Agent
EB-An persons rbid trusting any secOun: Of
tie above ships
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Bnlbins Matfrials.
Urean Cleaners, Gr.

NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
IN TIE TICKET OFFICE for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company has been REMOVED from No III Wss corner Of
WsrieU the oee Of the North Atlantic Steamship Company
q the wharf foot of Cspal-st
NOTICE to SHIPPERS to CENTRAL AMER
IN ICA and WEST COAST OF SOUTH AMERICA-OF-
FiCE Of the NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Ce.-fhs
COMPANY prepared through Bills Of Ladins IA
wi;h the Panama Railroad Compsny shipnens Of
Merchandise Central America and ire West Coast Of South
America The facilities will aso be afforded shipments
from Contra. America % Liverpool BY with the CO.
hard Line Fo rates Of freight sPPy d. oaice q The Com
psny, No. Go "sl-st., 70 LP STEPHENS, Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHlLA
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Wis JERSEY
CITY-Msil and Express Lines leave New,YsIk att and
H. and and fare, SIS Through Tickets sold for en-
enpau and the Washington Orleans aud the
Eouh &C. and through baggage checked 70 Warrington 10
j. W. WOODRUFF, Asistan. Superintendent
No barE.se will be received for trains rnles delivered sos
che sea fifteen minutes Of the time OF leaving
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Meoirdi.
20
HEALTH OF
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a VI
Reports CT Life Insurance Couranies prove hs ne prnePS
cause s.sh smons disease OF the great functions OF
worAnhood termed ur.ne Frem the OF Is yesS ~srd
aro every sppecis,es this The TROUBLED come on
oen until debility,
psaiul local symptoms tell the sad tale Of dsessc Wsan
the distressing symptoms IRE: with AZ
liable 20 these dcutes every one Interested IN
ob.prs reru,dy which the admitted Of the regular
medical faculties tssshes be sought tor elsewhere
The experience Of many years nvsrestion
BY medical men, the OF the mefcre 10 the psscce
families Of physcisns ard its general IN the ANIL
les elerymen and among the cultivated and rehaed IN
country ressd stamping the elegant sud vel Known
remedy known for The universal and asTessns dsass Of
i, net agevsd adre,ted yeuedie. sostrv~
the tndrstsors 0hu-dny Oct
Il 10 eashsd reliable remedy for ssssss 90 hsea every
tfhoHt exception, liable and ehh 6ff her On sfs
If the and purity. -
with the orposion which hss retarded every cienhc
phAnthopc r,fru, bat has proved Itself faly equal 70
rep concerning IT, and 1t completely
Il pr.p.r.d by an educated physician Of great erpsdenc
and is Known as The G,GSsnb~g Company kARsHALLs
UTERINE CATHOLICOS.
Nu cSr.d az certain Jov al t~resSavtss eS1sassA
rain in tss back debility liberation .Im-
safo dischdrges Iaas osd sthsr bol d<ran9emena ns
organs ee9 a. hs soH'1sssnat srone" s0f"s
from them. ,., g.,
Letter and ,timosnls esrgymea aud public men Of ds
fgettos eq Grd|enbsyg Co., 20 80
Ner York and eonrineng ytrsneo 10 persons 81
tie city III also be green at ths va ne place .
Price 81 so bottle IRE bottles ior So an % sy~S
se.t bv trJ-sa Adi,eu JOSHUA \ BRIDGE, NJ d., seeys
tayp and Consnin1 Physi1n G,d<eab~S Cs~posb ns ~
PAkK-ROW. NETWORK
Dl BADGE nay be consulted ryofeenauy OF bv ssfsN
at HI, TIE G,deftnb,g Lsftyhn, No. - PdrSrer
Office hOuya q 10 and 3to A. 80
II II offended opinion IL required oy et'sr 81 mus
iuclose5 to insure reply.
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CTPREME COI[KT. COUNTY on QUEENS.

SUPNEME COthl, COONl Or w EhNC.
- Edward w. Bradley Charles h Toy Daniel = GILL
,on Masd-ns Boerum arl Syvsuus 3 Smith, Warren Mitch
ell aud Tborne, Executors, &C. Of The st viii and tesla
nent Of John Mitchell deceased summons for relief ICON not
served To the Defendants You hereby summoned ann
orred TO answer the plant ia this scn which was tiled 10
the Office Of the Clerk of the County Of Queens a. Jams, Long
spd outhe h day March 1887 and 10 serve copy Of your
snswr to said complaint the subscriber athsir oce No.
81 Broadway in the city NevYork within twenty DAYS alter
the service Of this yo exclusive Of The day o! .ich
service and you fail the said complaint within me
time Aforesaid the Plaintiff 10 this seton will apply 10 the court
for the relief demanded coupisinDated New YORK,
March l4th 1857. FIELD sLL 1lEh
aI?4 lawl0wWed Plaintiff Auys No % Broadway.
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III UDSON RlNEh hAlLROAD.-Frou SePt.
1852 Trains wi leave Chambers Station folows:
FIprss TrsiIs and ii and Dor Aadsoa, -
sr sn sing s:s5 m and and 1850 b< Posghkeepss
lisa m ard lis N Tor Tsrryo~n, as and SIS
hr P-etski1 ~ D. m The Hasson Pouxhkeepse Pe-tsk
Sing Sing rs.y,ows Trains stop meet 81 the Way Ss
oLs PASSENGERS tsken Chamber Canal Christopher ard
slt sta Trsi,s f Ycrt Troy AS So and 10 IS
n and IS p u, AID Albany seoa: IS minsses later On
Sunday ., a. m A. y. SMITH, sap~rin,endeus-
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of Roswell G.
Brainsrd esq Surrogate Of the County OF Kings notice 10
hereby given, according 20 law 70 all persons having claims
deceased they required to exhibit the same, with th
vouchers thereof 20 the the Executors az the resi-
Fulton Market City Of NewYo1k hefors The Eth
day Of January nex,.--Dated July 5, 1889
~ SARAH ANN siM0NSON, F,scy,o,.
i've IawGuW ISAAC &. Lopez,
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NOTICL 4 APPLICATTUN TOT tdc uIscuargo
~ Of iuyeut from his debts pursuant 70 ths provision. Of
the sd article the Is, title Of the ID pant OF
the Revised saute.Noice fret published Sept ~ $50
FCRMAN WLK NSON Of the City Of Syracuse In the County
Of opoudoss in his individual capacity aud as member OF the
firm Of Howsd and wilkinson Creditors ~ appear before the
Hon Kichsd Woolwoh County Judge Of 0ncdags County
counselor law Of the Supreme Gov his office IN he Court
House the City ~ Syracuse the JOsh day Of November
next al o'clock IN the forenoon show cause any they
have az assignment Of said ms VENTS estate should not be
usoe and discharged from bis pursuant % law
Sell lswl0wW'. J. WILLIAMSON, At y tgr lnsnt
Syracuse, New iOsk.
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NENrEAL RAILROAD of NEWJERSEY-
~ Cousectirs q Nev-Hsnr.oo With he Delaware, LAeks-
and wesssn RAEcsA end u EssOn Win ne isSss
Valley Ra.lrost.
NegYork o EAston aad nsrue8ia.e places forn rer no
Rorth Eiyer t7S and II IS and q m ist somes
vile by tie shove ,rshs and st5 The above ins %
EnEsee;h sA sias the Ne~Jersey hilo:d vca
ks,e Ee~Yors hc0 tso, u c0urlsrd:s., " 7'ts sns
a, and and ep m
fee il.s ssss tor New Yors mates ecs- eor necaea
Cas. Peursyvsuis Rrsd % Aaers without change Of cara
an1 corresI Reading dive. fer Pecsvie ard Harrisburg
ar the Delaware, LActsvsnps Ard Wescru kss
fcsd VII leave At $50 ony for Leaish vsrey sAafosd
f:e n ard il:4 ou)y
JOHN O. srERNs szpsas.erteni
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NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE BY steam
IN eu FRANCIS sKIDDY and COMMODORE, from foot Of
Hb.rty-st EVERY EVENING except Saturday At ococs
70 Troy via Rensselaer, and sax.oes kaes Road to White
hall there America United States @
n.ds for spas Lake Chsmpsin, Montreal .ud
Fare Rutland 6S 5 Burlington 81 75 PlAttsburs ~ o
louse's Point IS q; osdensburf 81; Montreal eS IS AF
Div for through tickets Troy sfEAhgoAf OFFICE fes1
q Libertyst
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGEs,--Au eles.n. A.

~ sorent Of Carriages Manufactured n this city,
be found No. ts Bros3~ny lO.hs Strangers wis.,
the city Licked 90 call ilns.rstss c.ts snes sepi
60 eeueUeS JAMES b. BREWSTER.