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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-10
City knteIligencs.

POLICEMEN Musr PAY THEIR DEDrs-rhe following order
ssued yesterday morning by General Superintendent
Psbury to the captains Of the various PRECINCTS with in
sruotiors TO read the TO the under their com
mand:-
That any member Of the police force who guilty
negecie the men Of hin just debt rent
und guilty Of any act Of characterization disrespec
towards hi supeors others conduct unworthy OF he
station, he reurmauded, fined have deductions made
from hs proned To hs offence, of
repeated violscns Of tho rule, mSy dfmrged
pended from ONCE fully or for limited period Of time
visl1Ixo FRsxKS.--Pencverance Hose Company No. 8,
Of Philadelphia will arrive In this city afternoon
q two oock al the foot Of Corandt street, where they
viii be received bya committee from Engine Company
No. "a and Hose Company No. Is. Lady Washington En-
CINE No 40 win awe them collation.; after which they
will take the six O'Clock p H. boat for Niagara Falls, VIA
Albany and Buffalo, they expect to return 70 this city
the 18th irst when terchhght parade and reception will
be given.
NV rx1xeRArH oF1cr.-The American telegraph Com
pany have established Office At No. Actor Houses
branch from Nc. q Wall street. Mr.. r. H. Masocks IL
the operator.
New York HosrnAI following Ia the weekly re-
port OF the above institution 10 Jry g. lg5e-Ecuanps
July 200: admitted to Jry s. 81; discharged cured
or relieved, "; died. q; Remaining ~ date, 2os-nslcJ
2l0; females, 40
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The return exhibit. decrease q ssiM Is sd1he re-
venue Of the preceding quarter having been IFS
There ID great tcarciy Of provisions especially the
nsrh.de few terces Of Gan a,ey brought BY the Ma
retaied at Cd. per ID.
Tho Royal Society OF Jamaica have adopted measures
for having the colony represented the Industrial Exb
lion BE- held IN Lonaon in 1851 The articles sans 70 the
exhibition In France have been the Of directing AZ
senon TO the woods and other neglected OF
VIM be made by the society for the coming fair to rem
der these articles permanent value 10 our people
as ss s ssS o
drawn from the Public Hospital fupd--to LAZY Bar
cays lying IN Institution, and has established au OBJ.
setrc ware IA connection vita the hospital which he
hss appointed DR.. Rosext Oztorn son OF the Hoa Ro
bort Osborn, member Of Assembly from 81 Andrev
ms Mnno,awa me grant and the appointment OF Dr
Osborn, nave been much condemned, and have
formed the themes Of many newspaper articles II
70 said that the Governor has discontinued the sub
sdy to the Iyingn Institution because Mr.. Bowerband
the eminent lawyer Of this city, who brought tne ,spt
abuses before the public, connected win LADY
institution. Mrs. Darling hes also Withdrawn Dor
age from the institution the ground that rrssscr
number Of single women were adned In tnan married
women. There h strong feeling In favor OF the ladies
ton, who have been Indirectly censured by Hrs Daring
for opening the doors OF the hospital 70 unmarried
and large subscriptions from g. AIMS and other parishes
enabling them 70 uphold the institution, mot shsandng
the withdrawal Of the governments grant,
privy council vas ned yesterday and the day BEFORE
at which number Of privy councillors present,
among whom was his Excenency Major General Ben. rne
object Of these meetings was, said tho immediate
in consequence Of the va. . in EarcD Os, which
viii, no doubt, reach these seas, Il England
take para in IL, or tie disaGected feelings THAI
tns have induced tie Governor 10 roestsbisn
%, militia, moi yet known oecaune tho proclaim ssion
has nol been issued up TO the present tme. II is ho~
ever, necessary that there should DO great caution in
selecting men TO form tho corps because IL would be
moss dangerous 70 place weapons discriminatory IN the
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DiffeYep II favor Jamaica. 1903 I @ 170l COS
arbadoee and Dcmsrara export double she quantity
Ct taaar We CO. slo are every respect ousishiue
The only OF this the presence those two colo
MES Of Assfcent number O. lseorers to till the soil
tnuously and remnneratveJ. ANA yet every attempt
that is made by the government Of Jamaica augment
the labor market is met with opposition from the Anti
Slavery society and the dissenting parsons here.
The patent snip dock also ards The amount OF
money required for the construction Of the work cannot
be procured within the island, and the money at
home carry in advancing their capital although per
cent guaranteed BY the public II we had capital and
labor Jamaica would soon resume her former brilliant po
sitop among the possessions OF the British Crown.
The few past weeks have been noted for the publication
Of several books Jamaica Messrs. Judah Sinclair
have published in form the DEBATES in the Lsgss-
tore during the last session, and this work has with
general appreciation. is nearly large q volume CT
hansard, and contains NOS only all the debates in both
uments laid before the Council Assembly durpg THAI
reriod Mr. george Solomons, an eminent merchant Of
Prospery or Free VS. slave LsSor in WHICH he shows
the causes for the present reduced condition island
sud Der requirements TO rendor her ourshpg country
In his opinion one principal want Ia free labor Mr..
kmery, who for upwards Of twenty years an official
in the colony, has Also printed in England book the
stae and pros poets of jamaica in which he gives IL a.
his opinion that without additional aborers will fall
into utter ruin. The Hon. Richard Hill, native Of the
country and nsuras! Of European reputation, has also
brought out book which he calls "rne Light and Sta-
dovs Of Jamaica Hsory.n This book, modest 40 Ia the
title, 10 the beat history Of the issnd that We have
N. on the 18th inss.
RUPrURE wrpH 81. DOMINGO.
The following particulars Of the suspension of tho re'a-
tons OF the Foreign Consus 1t Santo Domingo with the
government Of that place, is from the Kingston OlonaI
Staxdosd.--
The Dutch schooner Drama arrived At this port on Mon
we sotn May, bringing the sevosa Vice consuh Of
Ios. sin France and spain, who had been compelled
70 pTeAx on all political res'ions with the Dominican gov
steamer. -
Abe csnse OF rupture believe TO be- as correctly as
pcfspc, me nowing:-Vne governments OF ST. Dsmrgo
bad ttcuast d. IN violation OF existing reses to sios
an arbitrary measure by which tho property Of al for
shneis ~ tne corptry would be very seriously Affected
twas an %p'H"y sterdci, Issued by Pfssideot Santa
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Items from Oregons

SNARE RIVER NAvIGATED ABOVE THE PALoUsE
MOUTH.
The Colonel Wright bas again tested her power and
value. On her lat voyage she assembled Sake river
fiy ncsthat is TO the site Of Fort Taylor, AZ the
mouth Of the Tu ken non--encounsering between tue
three mles, very strong rapid. Hereafter, In
ton with the movement Colvile, she will make her
Landing NJ the mouth OF the Palouse where che will also
land the supplies for the road party route for Fort Ben
ton, under the d ecticn Of Lieut.. John Mulcn whose
work the steam navigation OF Suako river TO that point
viii greatly facilitate and shorten The year 1859 viii be
an important one in the history Of this section.
SALARIES OF COUNTY JUDGES.
Tic Oregon Legislature has fixed the salaries OF County
Judges az foowsJackson county, 81 600; Josephine,
81 zoe Douglas, $500; UnpquA $780, Coos $4oo Curry
s6C0; Iane $500; Benton, $500; Linn, $500; Marion,
1900; Polk 5000; Yamhi $1,000; Washington, $500;
lumba, $500; Clatsop, Sloo; ifllamock, $50.
NEW DAILY JOURNAL AT PORTLAND.
Anew daily morning journal, called The Oregon Alder.
Baldwin II b, like It's rival, the Neauswhch 10 now an
evening paper-but small rheet; but will doubtless
grow with the Of the country. 10 announces
that con the arrival Of each AID every Eastern mall
steamer with les Of California and Eastern news, there
will DO Issued IN place OF the daily, edition Of 900
copies OF the advertiser for grasuous circulation hcoigh
out Oregon and Washington.
OREGON MONEY MATrERs.
correspondent eays;-Money matters are lookirg 40
little and renunerative tradc spripgrg up as last
possible The growing crops, IS general thlng, Look
more atafng appearance. The counay is healthy thus
far a. usual aud the people have evey BE-
sfcd With the prospects, that now surround them and
shouid BIO thankful that their lot Ia cast good and
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Captain OF the PORT These questions viii bs sol yed beioe
Col Reim would consent to leave his post
zion caused among the many friends OF Mr. ThSasuer 10
this country BY the very handsome perfect and iess
defence OF his translation Of the Baron Hu,nholdta pa
cal eseay Cuha-nsed to the wall by the Baron himself
not to be removed while fame has wish Tor ilustrious
nsmes-wmch appeared In the HERALD Of tho l0sh
june The vIpdlcation was not needed here indeed
with intelligence anywhere but the attack has broughi
forth, what would have slept without evi1ence the
genial appreciation OF q gifted mind, the phosophic
mind, unequAled in his day, OF Baron Alexander Hum
boldt.
We 70 have newly organized school Of practice fo
The use OF arms Of every description, not To be
confined TO the military quarters or garrisons
and library for the use OF soldiers and troops
regular volunteer The object il Of academy
posed TO acquire military knowledge the Of aims the
theory And practice of the science Of war; and war may
graty their tase and provide good material for defonc
of the country whenever II may be required.
The Karnak " 70 leave VI IL NJ TO day.
6he takes hence tho widow Countess OF vanueva, and
her suite who proposes 70 pass time in toe vicinity
Of New York, on Long Island This venerable lady /.
blind She stands alone In the world Her son died sSma
Iw0 years since, but has many and devoted friends
Inc Countess, With her family attendants and servants
takes ak Of the large state OF this beautiful steamer
without the Light Of heaven and the love OF husband and
Snd 70 gd le for the joy Of her heart she makes bright
ne paths and happy Tho hearts Of Others and Hnds fne
Snrietians reward in contentment with her lot
certain chat In the midst Of life We are In death
sns oeioro last, neghbor, in his CHAIR in the full on
mens NE scene, fell dead from his seat upon tle
syemenI We picked him up Immediately but bis spirit
Ss1 hca WIN me music strains that filed the air TIE
ooey was porne 70 the residence OF Mr. Faper II proved
70 Dc an personage Antonio NaCAnpes fro
Csoiz, on visit 70 bis friends In this civ
Ins sossf market 70 DAY a. II A. N. continues stroug
The Karpsk leaves with good freight and fair Ia, o,
pasfeneers, notwithstanding tne two seauers jast pc
redsng her. ~
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Police InteDl,c,,,cs

Ins AliF6HD VI. LOUIS SwryDlER--Nayey Col ts.il tba
81 LOUIS Nan brought here by reqpssion three weeks
ago, 70 answer 40 altered charge o. B~lndng several
New Ypik merchants, -s on Saturday fully cor,toists
by Justice Welsh toe ast cnarse broashs sxAnst aim,
aud licked M ia TIE To@pp 70 await NE seAsn Of Noe
yand jury.
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NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES
-~c~~>~-~>~~
ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK.
Olr Havana and Jamaica Cor
dependence,

The CunaId sseamshp Karnak, CAPTAIN Browness, A.
reo at this port yesterday afternoon from RavanA and
Nssaau, N r., with adviCes from both places and from
King sion, Jamaica.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-10
MR.. WISE'S STATEMENT.

.
Mr. wse, the aronaut, has written for the press the
follosing account OF the trip
We started from st. Louis at 7so p H. the frat day OF
July. The machinery below the balloon consisted Of
boat sixteen feet long, by four and halt feet broad
Upon this boat Mr. eager and Mr. La Mountain proposed
to work their fan wheel pcpellers. Above
feet there suspended stoog basket Of oval shape
four and half by four feet This basket hsd made &c
ST. Louis, as pace OF refuge in case OF descent in
stormy weather having long ego learned that strong
basket and strong concentrating hoop we're the great ire
protectors TO balloon when balloons sha SO
unfortunate as to be near the surface Garth in gea
hurricanes The boat contained Mr. La Mountain a.
ST. Louis Republican, bistoIsn The frss had charge
Of ballast the second Of the compass and the third
car With c as Chief dscor Of be ss
the beat ALTO contained about TOO pounds OF sand
ballast, and the basket contained $50 pounds. ina
By Er Brooks, OF ST. Louis, with his balloon Comet.
who acted escort to expedition, and q comp
ment 70 his aronautic friends. The day was extremely
warm, and Two OF the voy ayers were unprovded with
extra clothing Ar. eager HAD taken two shawis, and
had provided mysef wh triple garments and s.o oian-
kes. little before sunset we saw M Brooks descend
prairie farm, and nearly the Same time We saw the
Doble city Of ST. Louis and the great Father o. Waters
IL was glorious and inspiring scene ~ the last
traces Of departing frenes were gradually vanshng in
and coy looking bowed sdieu - We dcpar,ed
At9P NJ made an observation, and found We were
making cart with barometer a Is and thermometer ut
past, devoved upon me extraordinary labor 1t tho
imitation during the day, which made feel want Of
repoee Issked him TO ske charge Of sailing the ship
wfilel would take sleep, 70 which he responded With
aiac1ity.
A DANGEROUS posnox
For two hours the blank must be found 6led in our
historians report At1lx n NJ. La Mountain and hia
friends suffered much from toe coldneas Of Ne a, ana
he called 10 me 10 bring down the balloon 70 more Goa
genial temperature but. he says, wthout answer from
me. After repeated calls unanswercd ne tod ny Sascr
70 mount up 70 ny cs ,, r Ia ss s Sas
was now bioxipg OF by expansion, ~ the balloon had
become completely died Whom The balloon expands The
car always drawn up towards IT, and this brought The
psck OF the bsHoon against my head, and having fallen
into sound ss;eep and thus hnalng carbuyresd hydro
GER iratead Of pure air Of course nsensbie and
breathing Systematically Mr.. eager pulled my head 10
one side, and With shake or two ana few iohantons
OF fresh sir aroused, but for few mouens unable
20 tell where was What doing, Feeling the ropes
brought me hack 10 propeY OF du.y. slept
more that night The sutiriDg OF the thin clad PARTY
was great that could feel the ucnor " their shver
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Sale Of the Collins steamer.


The Collins stsamships Baltic, Atlantic and Adfatic
were sold At private sale yesterday forenoon by Brown
others Co.. the mortgages Of the United States and
Liverpool Nail Steamship Company, TO the Pacific Nail
Steamship Company and the Panama Railroad Company
conformity.
The price paid for the vessels has TRANSFERRED The
arrangement. heretofore existing between the Pacific Com
papy and the United States Nail Steamship Company ~
o. Roberts, Presidency will expire by limitation the
ltt Of October and the Atlantic seIvioe win hereafter be
performed by the Panama Railroad Company with the
steamships Adrasic and Baltic.
The consolidation arrangement viii combine such e,e
ments Of material and capital will render excel
Lent line for the passenger aud express traffic bet
New York and San Francisco. The following are tbs
names Of the ships
PAcTFlo sIDE-John L. Stephens, Golden Cate Sonora,
Colleen Age.
ATLANTIC SIDE.-Baltc, Adriatic.
And of the Collins steamers may reinforce the fee.
In the Pacific.
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M, to the circulation Of the paper currency lawfully
sued by The previous ION OF President Basz
the whole OF which was peremptcriy called in fixing On
merely nominal value, 70 be iepad q. distant and
uncertain periods
This Paper money Was the oplv corrency Of the place
and was compulsory legal lender Il has been super-
seeded by other paper nos asue by the present
ment,
The sYges. quantity Of this money was 10 The banda Of
forejeuers the produce Of merc6andiee imoortad .
Them
bad MAYER uexssssed arv raa vslueshst v,lne flus
tustpr win .hs creds ~ &c coutrv vhch n =, wavs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-11

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HAIR
"a REST0RATIVES and HAIR DYES, comprising
all The popular varieties in market For sale by GEO.
SPURR. diff s6
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liberty to addres you, ladies and gentlemen,
because will not, if l can help it, allow a
brother artist to be unjustly accused as Mr..
Reeves was-of course uiintentionaly-in the
explanation given this evening, or to be blamed
when he is entirely innocent-and especially
when he had taken all the precautions in his
power to compensate for any disappointment"
The tones of the nightingale had more per-
suasive eloquence in them than the voices of
the steward and the Mayor. The fair apollo
gist, who speaks, it is asserted, quite as must
cally as she sings, was completely overwhelm.
ed with the demonstrations of complete salts
faction that her quiet speech had elected and
the peace of her brother artist" was made
with the public. correspondent of the Times
says he does not remember more graceful
act on the part of one artist to another-an act
implying strong sense of right, no little mo-
raj courage, and the total absence of a certain
feeling Of jealous rivalry from which even the
most distinguished members of the profession
are not invariably exempt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-11

No. 33S Broadway, New York.
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC, especially designed for the
use of the MEDICAL PROFESSION and the FAMILY pos
those Intrinsic medicinal properties (ronic and
Duretic) which belong to an OLD and PURE GIN The
business of manufacturing spurious gins and Offering
them as beverages, under the titles "Aromatc, Cor
dal,' "Medicated," etc., has become so common that
the public are justly suspicious Of nearly everything that
is offered under similar FORMS the trade has thus been
brought into disrepue. 1t has remained for our house
Established in 77S to supply the pressing popular need
and to naugurae in the history of the trade
We trust that established reputatlon-founded upon
eighty years of experience abundanty vindlcates our
claim to public confidence
n. B.--A comparison of "Binngers Old London Dock
Gin with Others bearing similar names will establish
Is superiority, and make other CAUTION unnecessary.
Put up In Quart Bottles In cases Of one and two dozen
each and sold throughout the world by Druggists Gro
GERS DC.
9sS Druggists and Dealers supplied with WINES and
BRANDEs direct from United States bonded warehouses
For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN n CO., and
JAMES GREEN III Ma street, aud all prominent drug
gists. dcop3m au2o
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pa TEN T A G NC Y

IL
UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN. FRANCE,
And other European countries.
The subscriber A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws.
has been for years very successful In obtaining Pa
tents.
lie continues to make Models to prepare specin.
cations, Drawings and all necessary papers, and to pro.
tries Foreign business conded only to trusty and re.
sponsiblc agents
All business confded to will be promptly attended
to at the lowest rates. USUALLY IS per cent lower than
the same would be done by others IN the protession0
Being connected with the best Agents at Washington
and making frequent trips there, enabled to keen
thoroughly posted In all matters relating to Patents
new Inventions thus a0ng the best facilities pre-
mlnary examinations, aud advising Inventors In regard
o securing Patent for their inventions.
Inventors will find II to their advantage pu heir in.
venons into substantial form Model as
ticable uhs frequently secures Patent In of uues-
ton of priority Of nvertion) and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
In the Patent office, as to securing their rights
All communications strictly confidential Advice as TO
mode of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary exaiIa.
tons made comparing inventions with those already ma
tented or IN use for the same purpose involving the
same principles and advice given TO tho probability
obtaining patent, In saving from hfy to one
hundred dollars To the Inventor
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted to answer
the acquisitions OF the Patent Office
Deeds OF assignments recorded at Washington Cptt
tent Once obtained.
The Patent Laws Reports { Patent Cases and other
valuable works rclntn" atents, together with a com
pete list ofa =, aients record at Washington can
DC seen u. my Office, free OF charge.
JAMES q. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, MASS
apis Office at Mechanics HALL daw
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NOTICE-DR. HOBART may be found
4 at his Residence and Office No. 9 Main street. Of
fee hours to g. both forenoon and afternoon.
iell DIFF
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TERMS or ADvERTIsINa.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY f,sr Al m
square for three insertions and 20 for each su
sequent insertion. Ten lines Iess) constitute .
square" Advertisements ordered inside or in anv
prominent place, also those largely displayed win
be charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms.
IN WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square; each sub
eequent Insertion Is cents.
- All transient Advertisements must be paid in
adahce yearly or regular advertisers will be required
10 make qua; terly payments
80 NO grotuiteas Adrertisenehts No report. reso
association and cOmmunica alton designed Ia cali alton
uon TO any matter of limited individual interest can
De inserted, unless paid for an Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves resnon-
soe Tor any that may occur beyond the
charged for the Advertisement ~ ~ "iS
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
ALBERT wALBRIDGE.
No. z Lincoln House Block,
Manufactures
GENTLEMEN FINE SHIRTS
Exclusively to order.

Having the best system for cutting Shirts, it having
been in for the last five years in Boston and New
York, he is enabled to give his customers PERFECT
SHIRT, and warranted to fit in every part.
N, B.-Shirt Patterns cut to order. sl2 diff
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N E W E N G L A N
TEA COMPANY,
2 10 M Al N s II r. Il e Il :,
WORCESTER MASS.

The boundless which has crowned efforts
either cities has induced to extend operations
the city of Worcester.
Consequently, Friday, Sept. g. 1859 we opened the
above premises, with very extensive and we'll selected