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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
MUSIC N THE CENTRAL PARK.

A scheme which has been assiduously though
quietly supported by come Of our most pnomineat
citizens-nsmely, the performance of music in the
open air in the Central Parks now sufficiently
rpened TO be brought q, least fer tri.s before
the public. Accordingly Dodworth, the celebrated,
and his band will play Oh those br.zen marvel,, the
Ssx tubas many choice pieces hu afternoon in the
Central Park. Mark-it is s afternoon; and ell who
desire to recognize the immense taen. and industry
which in few months has brought the mass Of dis
orderly rocks stumps brushwood, and pit falls Of the
30 acres comprising thi; VAT public ground into
seub.snee Of cultivated order and besuty-givng our
city the beginning Of those glorious drives aud walks
and -niente-isms OfShe fuure-giving this,
too, harmorized with of the best brass bands in
the world-sucb music in fact as the wealth Of
sovereigns twenty years back could not command for
the gres, Sal hsd not invened is wonderful
tubes-sll say, who desire 10 effect this, viii bs
present. We simply call attention now 10 this eIces-
lent plan, and may at some other time speak Of 4
moro al length.
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ce;ves that the secret Of rational greatness Les II
the well being Of toe people. IN the progress ol 'a'
sr,s and in those sccsmuatioDs of meotI aud ina
terisl resources for which peace, educarcn ana IN
dustry are the primary conditions. ln TINS direc
tioa Ru.sia has received fvm bun an Impulse
which will enroll bis name on the brightest page o
her b.tory. and which We trust vii 90 on WITHOUT
check 10 the end.
But because Russia is freeing her peasin's'
building railroads and factories, erecting city
with deck yards snd ports at the mouth OF The
Amoor. aid gradually and surely extending her
control and her civilization over the tribes OF Gen.
trsl Asi, il does not follow matter OF necessl-
" that she has aban oned all desire to install herself
at Constantinope. No doubt, when the peace oil
Paris was concluded she had, at least for the time
being. renounced that ancient and long-chershed
policy which had eliminated and collapsed IN the
Crimean war. She renouncsd II not because ner
wishes had changed, but because she found herself
compelled to renource il She had sustained g-
eantic stru. gle. Alone she had resisted the utmost
efforts of two of the great Powers. She had hnally
been defeated Her armies were thinned away; her
navy DESTROYED; her stropgaolds ruined her re-
sources exhausted. She obeyed then the dictate
of wisdom 10 submitting IN circumstances which
she could not alter; and she eyinced the elasticity
Of her national character in at once turning her al
tention to new objects and in achieving, IN the
very moment of warlike defeat, pacific conquests
of exceeding grandeur aud importance. But We
tLat gay nal
and Nikolaieff were abandoned. at the command OF
necessity any such radical change has occurred In the
spirit of the Russian Government as would lead II 10
reject the possession of European Turkey aud the
Bosphorous, should rev complications offer TO II
these long sought prizes. Such complications are
now at hand in Europe. and to US the indications
seem plain that Russia intends to take advantage
of them The Danublsn PrDclpalitIes are united,
in spite of the opposition of Turkey, Austrls snd
England, ard in cOasummation of this union
Russis ard France go hsntio-h,nd. The ruling
Prince of Servia is depOsed, and man IN the Rus
sian interest is put In his place Agitation per-
vades all the north sud west of Turkey, and it is
everywhere q Slavic sgitatlon, as If 1t had been
fostered by Russian agents while st the very
crisis the Grand Duke Constantine visits Con-
stantinople and Jerusalem Finally Louis Napo
leon epesges in an effort TO dismember Austrls; in
this work Russia is his ally, aud is now gathering
her armies on the frontiers of Germany, Austria
and Turkey to aid him. Now, does all
this lock as though Rqssia would obstin,tely re-
fuse TO receive the dying breath and administer
the inheritance Of the famous /" sick man, now
nearer than ever to bis demise ? We cannot so
coDstrue the aspect of European affairs and we
say frankly. what we have said often enough be-
fore, that the subsection ofTurkey to Russian laws,
influence and government. instead OF an evil
xnud be- q benefit 10 mankind.
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and indorsipg the doctrine OF genuine Popular
sovereig gpty but not that which would be likely to
meet the appreciation Of Seuator Douglas; since
Popular Sovereignty ss explained BY the Maine
Republicans signife. I" the right Of the people Of
Z" ever, State and Territory to establish their own
institutions in their own way. subject only to the
Constitutional al powers Of Congress AID the res
"trsin,s of just morality" but denouncing en-
ph,ticslly the heresy that one class Of men have
:. the right to ensl.ve another as an audaccas de-
d" nisl Of the doctrine in question" Thi. kind of
Popular Sovereignty will do.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

We publish elsewhere the proceedings Of the
State Convention Of the Republicans of Maine,
which unanimously nominated tie present efficient
and worthy Governor, LOT NJ. MORRILL,, for re-
election, and adopted series Of the night kind Of
resolutions among which were resolves advocating
3 Free Homestead law which shall secure to each
settler on the public domain farm OF l6e acres,
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FoUR PERsoss DROWNED on THE FOURTH Ar
OssIFEE, y. H.-We learn that on the 9TH inst four
perso1s were drowned in 0ssipee Pond, at 0sSpe-,
n. H., by the upsetting of ssl-boat A Mr.. Young,
his wife and child, and two other children, whose
We DO not learn, sailing the poed, a.
short distance from the shore, when sqaa1 struck
them, ana Mr.. Young and the children were drowned.
Mr.. Young succeeded in reaching the 1re and 80
saved One Of the children was thirteen years OLE
and the Others were younger The b,ie. were a.. rc'
covered.
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An express train ran of the track on the New
York Central RailrOsd on Thursday, near Oneida
Several persons were injured, but no one was
killed. The disaster was caused BY the displsce-
ment of a rail which the track repairers had jus;
put in, but had not thoroughly secured when the
train came down
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

The resolution to put up ffty free hydrants hsv-
ing 60. through the Common Council, with but one
dissenting vote, has been signed BY the Mayor, and
the Croton Board will forthwith put up these very
desirable articles. These viii serve to test the
various patterns and then 500 Of the best should
be scattered through the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
To Merchants.

The NEw-IORK WEEKLi TRIBUNE, having larger
circulation any other Newspaper published in tie United
States. is the medium hrogsh which advertisers reach
al parts United States and the Brsh Provinces Ia
snsve circulation among Country Merchants makes very
valuable through which Wholesale Dealers
them Prsee Sl per line each insertion
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FiRE ~ HENRI srREEr.-Shortly after II o'clock
sst night, FIRE broke out in the dwelling -hoase Of
Mr.. wm. ID. Murphy No. 233 Henry street, but from
what cause did 10, transpiie. The fremer soon
on the ground, and succeeded in eItinguishing the
flames before much damage was sustained.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

The mails for Europe, via Southampton and
Bremen, by the United States stesmer Bremen,
will close this morning at l0i o'clock.
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TIE Inventors.

We shall be pleased to receive from inventors de-
tailed accounts OF their inventions OF discoveries md s
su tly important: will notice them Of res5sr
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J. P PoPr Agen, In eALI RSEi for the sale OF fHs
Txisvss Oar Daily semrWssky AID Weekly editions cas
be obtained ropa him
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FkENSH FANS, SIIh NETS, FANCN HAIK-TINS,
CoseA ke, &sA spendd sssagtaeni of sna o!
s<Aer Nxv GOODS comprising he LarEsr SrYLgs
ow Ardirs osn Queen suitable 10,
city trsd~
AdSss NovtLrKs received sy every sosoe..iv. steamer
sSoua Havre, sale 20 he trsa. only ey
HpeaEss DVrUY CxxHAxer
lupogt<-s No - Maiden .l>ne
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Asw1lprk Daily Triba,re
SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be sier Of Anonymous Conmuncsona What
ever intended for be authentic aed ey the
name OF ths wrterno; necessarily ios pssncs
ton. but guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communosona
Business letters THE TsIsUNs Oce should IN ell oAses be
addressed to HoRAcK GkKkLk1 Co
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HolLowAYs PuLs-0f all the diseases Of
ytx cAixr,n Sum uer plain. is the issa yrs hks
ever osAes r suari,y of The bowels nhey oonIroll
sps euea b Hcls ewArsf'LiS S'ae~ I" ""AAs- are MI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

PASTRY PLAYED OUT!
Pastry is about psyed out"
Since FOUR MINUTE FREYzrKs are about:
ToRREY has hit the very thing
That bloom. ana youth and health does onIei
Lee CREAs can now be had 30 good,
BY means 30 siuple as food
AnG a. less cost than pastry. too
That al must keep the Cream in view
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THE POLAR REFRIGERATOR +!

WIN FLTER aND WaTER COoLtR CosBiSfp.
a wedge form of Corugstod Zinc ana
completely divide, and oTms sePSse provision cham
The ice 10 placed IN the upper portion TN. eor upon
strong rack immediately berssth the rack inter hIoush
hitb The il nes falling mo he lower
suse for fEorhe properties. or TO nave
or water aided of suost fns drinking or ou
usy purposes overflow pipe arranged ~ that ne water
oAuuot reach the ice. -
,ey,tang-the air being taken frs, through the ice
and 40 ONE ARIcLE FOOD oAS IsPAET ITS fLA'oE TO
ANoTHyR. ,,,
But n. gresesi feature the and certainty by which
the moisture taken from and around the provisions This b
done by leaving eay,.d provision chsmbers the cold
g.ed side. u the ice trs cevst-r rrccpsce ~hefeon al
moisture CONDENSED and quickly carried of by the pipe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

ANOTHER CERTIFICATE.
OFFICE SFcosp-AvEsUE RaILSoiD,l
NEw-YoRx, April |, 1859. J
Having taken out our old Scale from pit which, from ts
d.ptb was always roublc.ome and having in Of
HowE's IMPROVED SsALEs,
duty add testimony to its entire adspta
by weighing Ii is simple requiring little drp
ard Of labor in putting 1t up IL is
wonderfully accurate and from is construction durable and
easily adjusted. - 49, MI,
4. s. DICKINSON, Superintendent
The public invited call and examine our large stock Of
ScALLS,
FRANK T. HOWE.
No. 1871 Broadway. corner VI Dey-st
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+. Y S.-BALLOU BROTHERS, 4O9 broadway
FYS The largest SHIRT Emporium in the Union
FYS SHIRTS made to order. aud warranted 10 ht.
FYS All STYLES Of SHIRTS a. very lou prices.
FYS B.LLoU BROTHERS, No. 4c9 Broadway.
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No. snd u Bower
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
LILIES PATENT

IN. season advanced the ork Of sUsNER CLOTHING 10
ma. t.d down and b. ct lees tsan other
eats bill rDeut IN this city
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Business Notices.

FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES.
ns than One Husdrrd different medihcstions sdsred to
every rssos Of So'iDes ~her. An accurate o'd d'a' se
a. ,x Tsese scales In in nearly every country
-. 49,. IN. ei,iired world. and ne oais COMPOUND
sAsf .srsed asd ,ecseed ths confidence and
,,.srs,eos ef LA< bss,-ess ysb,e
c.u ana examine or seId for usstyaed Ci,esIay.
FARBsSKS L Co,
No. Ise Broadway, Hss York.
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BALDwIN'S
THr LARGEST n THE CIT

B,it by Wu. B. Aror e.q. expressly for tbe b-sress
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

Lona years hsve wandered unfettered and free,
AUD bitten the young and the old,
And laid in the couch of the rich aud the poor,
And frishteued the warrior bod.
But power IL waning fast from me-
POWDER magnetic and strong
Invented by Lyon, Is death 10 our tribe,
And away must travel ere long. -
LyoSs PoyDER barmle. mankind bu; will Kill al hous
nsects gaiden plant bugs &c LYoSs MAGNETIC PILL
arr sure d. sth for and mice. sold everywhere.
Sample Flasks 25 cents Regular sze' 50 cents and ST.
BARSEs l. PARK. Nos. Is aud Is Pnk-row. n. I.
Beware Of Initaors and ImposteIs.
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WRECK or THE STEAMER INDIA
TwENTy-sEyEN LIVES LOST.

Fl
a TWENTY-sEvEN IVES LOST.
SAcKy1LLH, N. B., Nov. 26-One of the missing
boats which left the steamship Indian with thirty
three persons, mostly ladies with their husbands
| and families, have reached the shore in safety.
Twenty-seyen Of the passengers and crew, mostly
storage passengers, are known to hare been lost.
The cabin passengers, only eight in number, are
all saved. rs
HALIFAX, Nov. 26.- The schooner Gladiator,
which went to the relief of the wrecked steamer
Indian, has returned, bringing all the remaining
survivors of the Inflated steamer.
The passengers complain bitterly of the treat
ment they met with from the inhabitants on the
coast.
The people came from all quarters to the vi
cinity Of the wreck, and the passengers say they
were plundered Of every thing they could not
carry with them, there being no means of convey
ance Or protection.
The steamer has entirely broken to pieces. A
small portion of the cargo was saved. The mails
were saved and have been forwarded to Portland,
overland.
The steerage passengers were mostly Germans
| and Hungarians, of the more intelligent class.
SAcKvMLE, N. B., Nov. 26-The schooner Lutes,
which went to the assistance Of the wrecked steam
ship Indian, was, in consequence of high sea at
that time, driven on the breakers near the Indian
and became total wreck. Her crew were all
saved.
The steamship INDIAN from Liverpool to Port
land, had on board thrty-eight passengers. Her
| crew consisted Of one hundred seamen and she
had eight hundred tuns Of freight on board with a
orxtstx ,,rz ~
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
Pacific Mail Steamers.

IS II
New YORK, Nov. 2G-Commodore Vanderbilt
has bought out the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panys steamers and property Of every description,
including mail contracts, for the sum of q 600 0OO
Severe Gale.
BUFFALO, Nov. l6, O'Clock P. MA very Sc
we're gale is raging on the lake, which has done
much damage to the bridges in this vicinity, inter
ruptng travel and entirely submerging the lower
or southern portion Of the city.
The violence of the gale is SO great that several
houses in the city have been blown down.
The travel on the New York Central and Lake
Shore Railroad has been entirely suspended by the
force Of the gale forcing the water over the track
sweeping away bridges and Telling trees across the
| track
Arrival Of the Overland Mail.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-The California overland
mail has arrived at this place, bringing dates from
San Francisco to the 4th inst.
| The news is generally unimportant
The river at this point has risen q inches during
the last "a hours.
Incendiary Sentiments.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Dr. Breed, of this city,
| formerly Examiner Of the Patent Office, has been
required to give bail in the sum of $4,000 to keep
| the peace. Dr.. Breed uttered some incendiary
| language, Senator Stewards sentiments being the
topic of the conversation.
! Domestic Markets
| New YORK, Nov. 26.-There is only moderate
business doing in cotton. Prices are in favor Of
buyers. Sterling Exchange is dull at 1O9E for
bankers bills, and 1893 to 1899 for commercial
bills.
NEW York, Nov. 26.--The Cotton market closed
quiet Sales to-day consist Of 1000 bales. Middline
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample both by able practitioners and chemical analysis
have demonstrated great value Of Prof DeGraths beautiful
combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief of PAIN But the people themselves
rendering their both unmistakabe and salts
factory More twenty thousand bottles have been sold in
vey short proportion those who heard others
who had tried it, That it's splendid discovery
is acknowledged and nothing like before
prepared
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL is Prof DeGrats, which
Is to be had all respectable Druggists in this city and at
and RETAIL at the propreiors prices Of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
AL Iy q and Isl Charities street
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wINER'S CANADIAN yERNIIFUGE.
MEDICAL IMPORTATION.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.
Chapman of Philadelphia, has laid down
rule may be suspected in child where there is
enacaon and especially weakness of the bowels accompanied
by discharge Of slime and mucu and ali medical authorities
agree work thorough cure, the stomach
nvigorated well the themselves discharged
wINER's CANADIAN yERMIFUGE fufls both these con-
dons 1t only exrpate the vemcue but strengthens
the Digestion the solvent power OF the gastric juice
pars healthy action the bowels Hence
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the rescel t.ce of greedy Is kenng and
every children less afflicted with them
Why should this be the when there volumes of tesi
nony prove that few doses of Wners Canadian Yemfuee
will eradicate the disease? Parents make Of this estab
shed fact and remember that the medicine free from all
deleterous substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain in its results free from all mineral substances and
nvgoratng the system these the merits of WINEEs
CANADIAN yERMIFUGE, preparation which eradicates
every class of Internal WORMS with degree of dispatch that is
as agreeable it is astonishing.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT i CO., Sole Proarietors
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TTl1oizTlsTp M TAf NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
FURTHER EUROPEAN INTELLIG NCE.
Arrival Of the steamer Africa.
Isr rnK NATIONAL llsr.l


Nsw YoRx, Nov. 25.-The Cunard steamship
Africa, Capt shannon, which left Liverpool on
saturday, me l2th inst has arrived at this port.
Her commercial advices have been fully antici-
pAted By the Circassion, with the same dates, at
st. Johns.
Preparations for the expedition to China, in con
nection with the English, are rapidly progressing
in France.
Eight thousand men are to leave France for
China during the last two weeks in December.
uniform basis of military operations against
China has been agreed upon between England and
France.
The cholera continues to rage in the French army
on the frontier Of Morocco, and large numbers
were dying daily
Advices from Madrid report that the Spanish
troops in Africa, collected at Agesiras, had been
engaged in some skirmishing with the Moorish
troops in Vie vicinity, but nothing serious had oc-
Cured on land. a Moorish gun-boat had, however,
been captured by the Spanish war steamer at the
mouth Of the Tetnlon river.
King Victor Emanuel has written reply to the
/ Emperor Napoleon, in which the King says that
| he Ii bound to be governed BY the wishes Of his
people as much as Napoleonis bound by the agree
/ mcnt Of Vilafranca. The King says he cannot aid
| in the restoration Of the deposed dynasties, but
adds, also, that he will not aid the Central Italian
army in their efforts to sustain the Of Italian
independence, if the other powers do not interfere.
/ The greater portion Of the new Piedmont loan
/ has been subscribed.
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pALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE is NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and suferng-nay. life itseH-may be
saved by having supply Of Daleys Magical Pain Exacto
hand of sudden accidents In wounds burns
scald sprains and which children
.ny subect-the action the Pain Extractor the
Families should be without It, Full directions
company each The genuine is always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer, upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has been thirty years there is hardly per-
but what has heard of it. and family that has used 1t
that could be induced be without box hand in
Of sudden accident. When used is become
remedy equal in burns scalds
wounds and bruises fever piles and all other inam
reached.
A WORD TO FAMILIES.
When you look around your houses and you think there is
nothing wanting your children all playful and smiling, and
everything and happnes suddenly one OF the
dear young falls deep cut the result OF the acci-
dent You now look everywhere for relief and can't find
wys Because neglected to have hand box Of
Daeys Magical Pain 'th is the whole trouble
Remember always have on hand instant relief Will be
TO hand.
DAILEYs MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will the pain and inflammation from inc seVeres'
burns or scads in from twenty heal the wounds
without scar and eectuay piles salt rhe
inammatory rheumatism and named eyes cuts wounds
bruises old sores scad head and bunions prans swell
nys felons cbans of insects nipples or sweed
or broken breasts all other nammatoy or cuaneous o
eases where the parts afflicted can be reached.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and ISL Charres street.
Sole agents for Southern States and TO whom all orders
| should be addressed
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DA1LEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
FEVER AND AGUE.
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE.

This is only and certain remedy for this hateful dis
ease No one again complain Of having it, unless they
have never this celebrated remedy If once they take
OsGOoD'S CHOLAGOGUE,
A farewell to Chils and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Sole agents South and whom all orders should be
addressed.
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LAcEs, EMBRoIDERIEs AND FANCY GooDs.- Dick
sons lace embroidery and fancy store street. is one
Of the mercantile features Of the city, always exhibiting
does extraordinary of the beautiful and peculiar
chande to which its dealings confined To very consider
able degree he has succeeded concentrating the trade in these
articles Mt his establishment and here
novel excellent and he has his due of the sales of
such goods He sells reasonably and his mecandses
and desirable there many callers of whom 60 away
empty handed. See advertisement,
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iosr'--A pocket memoranda book, with private
papers five dollars IN cash. has bce ,os ma ths n,. u,
keep the funds If he return book and oer A. this ONCE
See advertisement. 81 80 -