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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-04
BOerhaVe'S Holland BitterS.
For the various affections consequent upon disc
dered
Stomach or Liver.

such Indigestion Acidity Of the stomach, Cholic
Pains, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite, Dependency
Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, it has, in
numerous Instances proved highly beneficial, and IN
others elected "A decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the manner the
celebrated Holland professor Boerhave. Because of
great IN most Of the European States, il
introduction into the United States intended NOR
especially for those Of tttherland scattered her
and there over the face OF this mighty county
Meeting with great success among them, now ole
II the lean public, knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be Acknowledged
It is particularly recommended to those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by ia
continuous Of ardent spirits, other forms OF dis
spation. Generally instantaneous Ia elect, Il finds its
way directly the seat OF life, thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve raising up tie dr0opng spirit, and
in fact inlusmg health ana yiseT IA The systsf..
NpTiC-r-Nhezs~s pxPeets TO lin1 tlps eer ga
"a = ess@pfalHsesa; bet . the - ne rsak
toN sifd u vl prove ssfsltelal aroaatso cordial
rcssessF : Eihgufar remedial propers.es.s
eau ION.
Tie great popularity Of his dehshtfal Aroma la
induced many mutations, which the public shout
guard against purrlas.ng. BE not persuaded 10 bu
land Bitters fair trial. One bottle viii 20
how Infinitely superior il is 10 all these Itnu.lIOAs
ss- Sold al 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 50,
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr.. 81 CO.,
Manufacturing iharnAceutists lnd Chemists,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the UniIed
States and Canaias
sg- SOLD in Nashville by
EwIN, PENDLEfoN co, Wholesale Ag'ts
". W. BERRY < DEMONILIE,
Or. A. II. ROSCOE,
10. G. BROWN,
DE;MOvIIIE * BELL
c. N. HEM EItSIlUTT,
pr. T. WELLS,
WELLS, HOOPER * CO,
BEECH & HUNTER,
And by Druggists generally throughout the st@r'i
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Pain cannot t1isi where This Plaster is applied

Rheumatism, Iamoness, Suaaeas, Weakness, DE-
tuity, Merry oasflsss, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs
and Colds Pains aud Aches OF every klua Down even
% Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with a
ltlle pAtcnce, PERMANENTLY CUREp, BY he mag
l,al influence OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER IL - the
simplest sCrest, safest, peAsntest AID chsapes; rem
sdy Ia existence. Its application s asiveTsal-eqaa
~ % the strong man the dulcAte woman, and the
feeble mfaHt. To each aud all u viii prove Balm
and a Blessing. Its is agreeable, and Nhhou,
royance troabv. LIS pT.oe Wthin rsacll u ALL
rich poor; all may have a. and all sheahi have Il
wlao are ses, and suffering B any way.
Planters si4osid bv ai~ays supplied With this lnvAl
eabIs PLASTER Il ~Iii bc the Cssod Phy slcian on
any plantation, ready AZ ali siaaes and lasLaal 40
tee.
Put up IA alright TN boxes. Each box viii make
six " eight pasleIs aud any child can spread tReR.
Price Is eents box with fail and pAia dre,;IloEz-
ID. q. MOREHEAD, VI. NJ,
lsssrtor asd rsz,resor, 10 Walksr ssss, Mas York
NoREHEADs MAGNETIC PLASTER Is slLD BY
All. DRUGGISTS, in every CITY, ro~a aud Village Of
tie United states. decT-deodA~eswIyia
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


After several years experiment in the manufacture
making discovery IN is manufacture, by which u
deprived OF its acid aud infammatory properties
and rendered perfectly pare.
sy manufacture is At Scheidam, Holland. After
several months reflection what title TO give Il, in
troduced IL 70 the American public under The title Of
- Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps."-
Scheidam Is the Of the place In Holland where
the Gin Is manufactured I" aromatic derives It's
name from the Italian Jauiper berry with which II is
favored and the word - schnapps" - the German
for drink-Cngus. dram--Wolfeis - heidam aromatic
drink. No soonsr had nv Scinapps been introduced
60 the American public and received with appfoba-
lion, than the bquor mixers of NcW York, Boston,
and Philadelphia started In pursuit with their mixed
aud poisonous stud under various raHles 10 sever
al Instances my labels have been 50 perfectly initial
ed with only the addition 81 few letters 90 plead
technical ABUNDANCE OF the Law, aud carefully pre-
pared As TO impose on careless purchasers. l under
staud a large quantity has been purchased by the
merchants 81 New Orleans on account 81 The cheap
ness OF the stuff. Two Dollars per dozen for The
Quarts and fne Dollar and len Cents dozen for the
Pnts, being the wholesale price IN Ne~ YORK -
nothing but American Whisky alyured with the OIL
Of JuniIer, ana reduced hriy per cent below proof
merchant who Participates indirectly "a the fraud,
by selling the spurious article r. much an offend
er a the principal, who plaaasd the imposition
hope every respect table citizen, Nho values the
health OF the community la which lac lives, ~ill aid
Ia ferTettng GOT and exposing the INSCRIPTIONS
merchant who Tor the sake II a ieS cents viii pat
IN Jeopardy the lives Of the community Ia ShiCh he
lives. such men should be nailed 10 the laiioEy Of
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
SotK TNPoETER, Nos. Is, 20 and - Beaver st.
NEW YORK
The following respectable d. ms in Ns~ Orleans
sell The GENUINE Sc5fsAFFs
= HART x Co. WholeazAle q rocerz-
EATON s HENDERSON,
80 GOunRICH & CO. 4" .
A II. GhiEfF 4 CO, 90
". l. ALIAS A Co, %
H. BLOCK CO., -
JOHN T. MOORE co, i"
Jos ID al ,. AARks, - a
pIScOE SIMaS, "a .
HALL, KEMP a Co,
D. ". oOEI-ER, BEaniies, Wines, &C.
BuNNkIL BAlLlEFF si0laulissksn 1eTs hAnts
JOHN 2KItsfif a Co., Wholesale ufagglsts-
q o. WOOilNAN, -
THOMPSON . BARNES, Grocers.
G. IHEukEs. Gnaceries, Wins sad liquors
GEO. L. WIFE tn, -
kAIssTtSlf1k co, -
fOIakS 4 sfsE$CER, -
" A yeiLErTk Co.,
tsrGI-sussliu zsltssW
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II Ahitos' kid osnsress Shanghai Hsei Caters;
IL do = Croaic lace hs.gss
d. fFeaCh Le@tkrF Crroie Laos Boots;
SNNllk.R 4 fllIZzki4..
BovlT-u No. n fsablsc sQaare.
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rVobaccO and Cigars.

WYE have in store $50 boxes Fine and Common
w Tobacco, embracing all the ayorite brands 10
be found IN our market
$50 900 Cigars, various brands.
800 bales extra Smoking Tobacco, which we viii
ell al the very lowest cash prices.
CARTER, WII~FoliD X CO.,
dcclO No. Market street.
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Cincinnati MARKET.

CIvCTyNATI. Dec. 81, Z. M-FlOUR-We have no
special change notice in the market the demand IS
moderate and local The sales were 500 bbls at 81 10
Ia 81, ana 80 do at 81 10, on its merits.
WHISKY - The demand active to-day, tand
prices advanced &c, closing at 2--21sc. the latter
rate Tor wagon. Ihe sales reached 500 bb!s
DRIED ERUIT-There is a good demand for Apples
and 500 bush sold 81 z bush Peaches are IN fair
request: sales $50 bush. at 3 05
SEEuS-Sales 80 bush Clover at SO 25. Market
steady.
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n New Arrangement.
He /" S on T H"
" T II E S T A T E S ,
To be Consolidated.

A arrangement has beeu concluded between
" A. fRYaR, editor al the Richmond SOuTH ami the
proprietor of this paper fHE STATS, by which the
SOUTH and the SrAEs u D. consolidated into ona
paper, - be Published this city, ia eHidrgod
fors AMI to be under the editorial control Of Mr.
Pryor
TAe paprr t0ll b tAs organ 0f p>rson elilae,
5tt deresf 10 he general iteT,Ss II 1c Democratic
fasfg accordance l0i Las pTiHstrtes n Sdtsrights
Dcaacracg.
Ma. PEHsR wii undertake. the editorial control Of
the paper bets abe 2th ~ this month ana the ist
Of Dcc-nber.
Il will be continued under the name Of - THE
sTArts,T' and PJblisled lhe following terms:
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just Received,

4 VERY snperssF 1Fiirle II ulz kye Mklkky whieh
~ = Ter s4.s, eheeP ieF cAsh, b
Aunll.ET 4 BELL
6e<i6-1 "a E4Tkel slHesl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
DIE ID,

AEDREws-ou Saturday July 3 a. Tsrry.o~n Grace L..
wife Of Henry L. Andrew in tie 2Jh y-ar Of her age.
ACKER-on Sunday July a. at the residence Of son. Samuel
3 Acser No. .D2 secod street Manha rect of the lat.
Peter Acssr, In the soth year Of her
BEANcou sunday evening July "a Eads Aubsue daughter
Of g. srd liz H. Bean, aged months and II days
The fnu.fa viii ske place this day Tuesday oc1ck from
eS St rr Of bs ami Lasy Sg %
invited to attend without further notice.
BRADSTREETn Brooklyn on Monday July Is Of consump-
uoL, Ma.ar.t wi;e Of John N Brsd.tree,
The fepe' OF her family respectfully Invited attend
funeral from hr late residence, No "a PenepoEt street
"Wednesday afternoon g. O'Clock
BROWEAt Wesfed Staten Island. on Saturday July o.
May Did Brown daughter Of the lac David Brown Of
Her remains win be taken Second Cemetery FOR inter.
n.D Csrrisges viii BE- in waiting Whitehall on the ami
val 4 the ococs boat from Staten Island day Tues
oty 20 convey the friends and acquaiutances Of family
the Cemetery
bgs Of til. city widow Of the Noses 8lrs OF Utica and
esgshte Of the late William g. Tracy Of whites~u
Sstb year Of her
BAKERIn hi. city, Sunday, July a. o. consumption,
ASHy bIl'T n.Fn'r aged 60 year. formerly Of Newcastle
BoSD-Tn hi. city, on Sunday morning July a. Mrs Ez,
Bond wife OF David Bond IL tue h Of her age Of
Ease q tie h-sIt-
BIGELOw-On Sunday July q, at5auN r Risslo,,
daughter Of j. A and ST A T. Bgelow aged months AID q
Luke Cagan native u kisae County Cork Ireland aged
90 years
CAkD-i3 Wism.OuIlh o. SATURDAY July ls Z. III. resi-
Wooden, eyed q yssr' months and days.
CON-n his city Saturday,, July % William Asoph ed-..
son Vt George sLd Henrietta " Cox IL yearo his
DOWES-A: Melro.~ wesctstrr Courty on Sunday July ~;
IT'S ocock n, Smith Dowus aged ysars aHi q days,
JOHNsrONEln Brooklyn, Sunday July a. aged ~ years
Arthur Joh-s;0ne, after . SNORT illness
JlhMEbsOEln this city, Saturday July . in The Goth
year her AlselH daughter U: s aad Eleanor Jim
JOSESn TIL. city Saturday July Is after long
we're lines Mrs Margaret jor.s il the tyh Of
LYOS-On Sunday evening Jolly a. al South Orange. j.
after Iona ines wtch bore with Christian
HsEt an L. wife syys-us Lyo1 aged - years mouths AID
10 dsys
Tie relatives and friends Of Tie family respectfully invited
stsrs BEL iln-rs e. IL Eors- of Samuel Naeltine no
Msdiscu stIset Tu-.1ay the 55h inst, Her
be taken 20 tae Fnencs Cemetery Fi.tb1,h Long Island
MEkRELL-on Thgnsy July q, John J. Msrrell Of con
sumption. IN he 2-.I y-ar
huRPHfu III. cry SUNDAY July a. in the 3eh year
Fer aEe Alice ~ Murphy ol the City LiEIecs Ireland
NkLSOH-n great pace. IN Brooklyn OF F1say Jly u q,
u- stri'er'ay q her birthday Miss Louisa Nelson rayr
q Sweden, aged ls years
Her I'rain' were Inferred II Greenwood Cemetery
hOBLE-On Monday morning July % Alliance. dau,h.s, of
Solomon B. and AsDes Ole month. and ia 6sys
Tie Funeral will take place fom Of the par,n.. NJ
81 Second place, Brooklyn, Tuesday the Ssh ms, AZ,
o'esoes T. ' '''
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. 81
Cleared.

ships-New York Chsmberlp, Liverpool, C. Grinnc AmeH'
cano iBf.l Po'ts, Qusb.c p MeLeod IT,
Bs'k,-G.y hound Gubrandson, Rio DE- Jane'o o. = Cor :
homer ProsL SPs.lberg Puewssh Funcn Aeinche' Ia
cory, Lyle, Richmond, : r Don. .
Bngs-Peeh... Sksng, Windsor, J. $ Whitney Co Mo-
Fnsky Nj cb. Boston, Auo~suith Balls r H1oo' Eaton
satn Wslh Carver Chase a r. Prescott Gnk-y Boston,
N.toali Duncan; MeUyman, Go burn, Garden KEY A.
Od,Tt fBr b. Cochran, Windsor d. K DeTot. Triumph Mo-
Ala kvl- Neyius Sou; Nertuno Sic) GaTbsIi-ls,
Over, Ray, Neuyitas Thos Owen Som Ocean Spray,
stubbs Bang r. p. Buck & Co
Sch.onsrs- Hsyeock Cole Ssekvile, j. = Whitney Co
Nbrri Ben; lBr.l Howard. PaTsboro. Dewoi Mystic
Na-y Nj L.isu, Richmond MASTER IL T. Bell, Pike. Penn
broke Auowsmith Bsl; NJ Monspn Brewster Baltimore,
oIo.s Prince: Ed F.tn. Arnold. Charleston. Scranton
Thon p.ou Sens;or Whks Mobile Sturges. Chairman Co
Bie-z- Wiley Elizabeth port Brett, Son Co Leroy, Os'
born, Norfolk, Siuig.s, Cl.aImsn Co.
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THE TWELFTH REGiMEyT.-Ths regiment, which
was recently csbanded by order Of the Commander
n-Cbef Of the New.York State Militia, made their
last parade under arms yesterday. The regiment
formed on Broome street, in front Of tae Mercer
House, at u O'Clock p. NJ, under command Of Col.
Cooke, and thence marched down Broadway to the
PAX, where they were reviewed by his Honor the
Mayor and the Presidents and members of both
Boards Of the Common Council. Ia front Of the City
Hall several hundred persons were assembled who
loudly cheered the regiment they passed in review
before the city officials. A. the close Of the review
Col. Cocks rode forward in front OF the lice an
briefly Addressed the Mayor ard Common Council
lie said tina, as a*.sbiiing citizens they were there
under srms for the last tine as the 18th Reg nent
and were on their way to the State Arsenal at Brook
yp, for the purpose Of urrenderng s State property
that they possessed in conformity with tie recent
order Of the Commsrder-ir- Chief. They were Cd.
posed TO yFepnica rule from any source, and believed
tta' the feeling shown toward them wa to be car
red cut Il would be precedent for still greater
ercroachnen's upon tie rights Of American citizens
ana eventually Iced to a. u ust and usurped military
power which was against the whole spiIit of our
Government. He hoped however, tina, the next
Legislature would 10 them the jastce 10 rens.ate
them IN their former standing.
HE Mayor, n rep Use, gave compliment 70 the
appearance of the Regiment, aai concnrei with Col.
Cock. in the hope tat tue rext Legislature would
grant al iavors they desired.
The Regiment then broAe into coluna al proceed
ed by the FL ton Ferry 20 B.ookys, where they were
reviewed IN front Of TIE City Hall by Mayor Powell
and members o: the Comu OF Council Alter the re-
view, Col. Cocks addressed the Mayor, stating the
occasion OF the parade The Mayer briefly sPoHded,
couplimentng the men their appearance.
The men then marched to the Ar-eual, near For:
Green, and delivered up their arms, for which they
received certificates from the officer ir charge.
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~, 80, ,,t. T.lv o. -ERr,rsrrtf. aes,'- 'hi'f
inli ~ -. Ftots very duh "Hrsr sr' as
> iiWlSii.. w.,. lail 81 aad ca ~ ns sssl
= Is. P~a . o. CosN or 81 y. Waissy dsu :,
.a0Tc 49,. 4, 2, orr AID Gs.tV quiet via
OswsGo, July % 49,. psn'in.L c,S.L fssieHrs
90 So ~ Four = Abea'. sc on s" ~ a..
9~I -. ne ~ bush Wh~s,, ) ~ 'l.n NJ
- ~ ri.., or Grsr by C,osi shpp'a % Nei,A:
,sS. sr 80 bush waea To,s smoa.' 49,, a. -
~ III. pr, fioua he Upper LAA'' -''s'V '''-
bush Com. al. v,,.s bs.,v ard declined; 10 ,,l.s a.
w. sun ar b..' but ordinary d.P.--u- .n,ss
-. 81 s,g - IS: inferior So S'rd - 49,
v--t.' "a yellow, s.Gcic. fsoVsioNs aa''- " M a
a. q. .. c.... s.les today - BAL.
T., y III Bii,ous afv,s. causef an soNNu,T - u ~.
Ni5Srv, =. M aiilc sne good h1dlng a. "a NJ 80.
fyCtsrf. los. ain DraHs % Se~ 1ois - ~ ' = ~
-. .,,,rt a. a 4. .sht o. cent premium: r .u.s
Ct>ci>s.ri July 25-FLous 'traay 81 - .. =, a.;
uuF,r dul NHisSY steady - -ic. FNo''s'oN' S'T
r.r,ral y uuchAnsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

loUSG MEN's CHRISTIAN AsSocI,TIoN-REyIvtL
OF MoESI>G AID EvESING PRAYER MEErISGs-The
regular monthly meetirg of the Young Mens Christ
ian Association. held LAST evening Il ~as decii.
ed, in sccordance with the Report of the Committee
on The subject, TO reoommence the daily prayer meet
ipgs, holding one ct a. NJ, and another at s.; D. N
the leadership devoly.ng upon a committee of twelve
members, esch Of whom has one meeting assigned him
every week. Wilson G. Hunt was elected an honorary
member. Al essay wss read by the Rev. S. Herbert
Lancey. on The Divine Origin of the Lord ;
Day, being 81 arsumep, TO show that the Sabbath
was divine ard therefore that men were bouni TO %.
seive il Speeches were made on this subject by
Messrs kiddel, Thompson, Dclbear, Williams. and
HaTsey, some Of whom expressed opposition - Dr..
ha'c5s epteayo.s TO enhght,n aid convert the mem.
ees of the Association by the distribution Of his tracts
IN their rooms. Mr.. Sears Of Montreal and NJ Smith
OF Macon, Ga. subsequently addressed the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS,

An inquiry lately ina tituted by the Fresch Council
Of State on the subec, of the duties imposed on for
eign combed wool inpor ted into France, has inflicted
severe blow on the prots etoniss. The result Of the
inquiry has demonstrated that, in consequence of the
duty imposed on foreign VOL, 10000 900 inhabitants
are prevented from procuring wooden clothing; and
xe in presence of this s.artn fact, it is doubtful
vbe,her the existing excessive daty viii be reduced
The annual wool fair Of Buchy (Seine-Inferieure)
Ia. lust taken place, and attracted large crowd of
buvsrs and sellers. The total quantity disposed of
~ between four and Ave tpps Of different qualities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

BvESFD TO DEiTH.-A sad accident occurred in
Clinton street Sunday afternoon. Hsnnah Maria
Hubbs. widow Of Alexander Hubbs while engaged
II k.ndLng fire. took her fluid can and poured some
q lis contents on piece Of paper, by this dangerous
experiment intending to start her fire more rapidly.
HE fame was drawn into the nozzle and an expo
SION was the consequences the burning material sat
uraied her dress and instantly enveloped her person
in flame Of fire. The report and her cries soon
brought help bot rhe badly burned that after
81 hour she became insepsible and died yesterday.
Her remains are to be removed to Comac, L. l., for
inteInent, this morning, PEI steamer George Law.
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SRUOHL w TENS.

F,srtv,L = YErLE-AyESCEP PIMA three 1879
festival Of u. Conan military All -ncins -"2~'''
Of the ci.y commenced y-s eriay ~ Nyri."-avrons
PAX. In the morning, the companies organized m
The ioll.y ns orctr: RDggoh Hor-s Guard, Cap
Usban; Wiian,-burgh Ar;~ry, Cap T'n@"si TIA
la Singing Society, LiederkrsIz Singing SJ''e'i'
Wi.iausbur.h Tuner S.hufz-n, C'Pt >cnap'
Bro,kyn Iujey.utert Turner Slha;zel, Capt ; Au-
re; N.w.York nutzen Corps Capt Bu-ch; 8rcoh-
lyn Scbg,z.n Corps, Cspt. John +. Harms; Ste ioen
Guard, Capt. scteppe:. A wagon obtaining tAs
uurr If doube.besded eagle, decorated with green
branches acoomp ,ned the procession, sud attracted
2 good deal Of attention. After marching through
rJmber Of the streets the foot companies took cars
q, Washington Park. ard proceeded "a Division ave-
Due, fiom which pom. they marched 70 the PARK,
sbort ali nile beyond. ON enter.og the incoslre,
6 saute ras fred by Capt. hmmess Artillery.
pun Der Of tents have been erected r the sccommo-
da,ion Of he military, and every other arrangement
has been msie By Capt. Harms company ~hioh
may contribute 10 the convenience ard erjOymen: OF
tie participant in the festivities.
A portion Of the ground il sepsrsed from the main
portion for the purpose # target shooting. Here
three poles are erected about hundred feet IN
blight txo Of which are suImouuted by wooden eagles,
and ole by number Of sticks, something IKE the
spokes Of wheel which intended 81 targets for
The rfemeu, who stand at a distance of 80 feet from
the pole " hen firing. rbe one Who brings down the
large. piece declared the winner Of the greatest
Prize. beside beng cour;ed the best shot. During
the sfterpoon, al opening address was made by Mr.
Henry Roetiger Of the New-York Rife Corps, before
a large audience, among whom were Msyor Powell,
Judge Morr.s, ard other officials, several of whom
made hoit speeches after the orator Of the day had
concluded. There VS. a large accession If numbers
during the Afternoon and all appeared 10 enjoy them
selves. A detachment OF police from each district,
the whole under the coumsui Of Capt. Mullen, are
detailed for duty tie Park during the continuance Of
the festivities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

NisE PERsoSs DRowyED.-Ihe Quebec Chronicle
Of Friday says:
We res ret TO learn that sailing boat containing
twelve persous which left ~. Francois leland of Or
leans, early yesterday morning for this city, when only
short Grtapce from the point Of starting sud-
denly struck by squsll Of wind and cap-zed Nine
ont Of twelve per-ons were drowned. The body Of
Mrs. Asselin OF s.. Roch of this city was found on
shore at lAnge Garden yesterday morning, and il -
expected that the Others would be found in the
of Yesterday. IL ia believed that most of them were
residents of 81. Roche
SUPPOSED DROWNING or BROTHER AND SISTER.
We are informed that bost containing man by
the Of Thomas, and his sister left the town Of
Camden, Me-, Wednesday, for the purpose Of going
to ore Of the slards off that town ana during severe
squsll shortly aer~ ard the boat WAS seen to cap-ze
and Yet trace Of ether persons boat has been
found although dHgent search was Immediately made.
Boston Traveller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

BURGLARY.-Ou Saturday afternoon, the dwelling
house Of No 50j Greenwich street, was entered by a
burglar, who rhed all the boarders trunks Ga leav.
irg be was met by bosrde' named Peter Goodman,
who endeavore' to stop him. but the burglar stabbed
him in the hand with screw-driver ana then beat
him til he was Isers,ble. Officer Lyons of the
Eighth Ward hearing the cries OF Go ,dmau, came 10
the rescue and took the rascal into custody. He gave
bis name az Richard Thompson and was c)mmt;ed
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SPAIN.

The Ms, id journals of the eth state ths from pre-
rau,jopary measures taken by the Government, Sl
fears of rev, lutonay movements in Audalusis have
ceased The junta on the defense 81 the kingdom
winch was non ina,ed some time ago, has dsapproved
n project for constructing 8 railway tIon Huescs
Through the Pyr enees via GsbaIno tojon the French
lines and il has done on the ground that such
line would compro mise the safety .; the country by
facilitating inv ssio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

A Strawberry CRoP.-Geo III. Shottus, OF Full
ton Co.. n. Y, writes follows:
Harmonus Smith of the Town Of Mohawk Mont
gomery Co., n. Y, has I of acre of S'rasbeuiss,
flom which be has sold, this season. 20 bushels at 81
per huslel, making S2S0.
Tie sol is very sandy. II Is the section Of the Town
Of Mohawk called the Sand Flats it will not bring
good Corn or any other Grain except Rye Potatoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

TIE BRoADw.Y TRAGEDY-At a late hoRr last
hight our reporter visited the New-York Hospital and
ascsrtaned that Mss Stewart was sinking rapidly in
fammaiion of the brain having set in. The uniJr-
tunaie young woman was attended by her mother ADD
o. the females who in her company at the
time the deed was committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

THE WTsTHER.-Ogr Summer weather is still cool
and pleasant though few degrees wGrner yesterday
than ior few days previous. The nights are
breezy, and so far removed fiom the ordinary july
temperature, that blankets comfortable, and
mu:keto.s are yet unheard OF. Bat August Is
at hand when 81 these fine thu % must be changed