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H;rk lc. Starry yisil eeri7z
O'e-n C4upbell by the Clyde
By&ae Tw.e1 a i" wi. lrl" s?eerins-
'.Shepatrd" hy the larro~'s side
L3ul Of Elofy. song and s.ory.
Land oI mount aims aud of faea.
Did Je dream that eo1g could die?
Banks and Btaes be glad aeaia.
KoRea7 UCRSs Is passing b5..
cnoRts.
Eye.yS1e7e, everywhere.
Smiles will break aud trars viii start.
Making rain5ows ronul the heart
piouslGau. Dz.thst. LARD Or Ars
llcar. of 1ea'. Can this be dsinr.
Coming thu, tub'ime1y down.
La. an huajred via tcrs tlghtpE.
Lelye unstrowa fhy holy crown!
No. IN s5.row daNaS thy no11ow,
"HfaNLAvD MlEr" rs th7 Side >.
s14kfns life aud sye keep time:
Er:uty be tay tlea,hlsss bride.
Wearing all Oh. hearts in rhyme.
Heavy heart aa1 smoky ratter
Growing light with Bu;uss souE-
Calmr1 ,rar1 a7d clearer lauehteE-
plaIded tososus hrare and strong:
, 1859-01-26

.er First Cnristtan (DIsciple) Church meets
CT Streets (Nest ss!ds.l Spcaksrg this evening Il,
on Monroe slrect, between aberdeen aad RucS-
=, it'clnck,
, 1859-01-26


Al the south end Of tue Hall rose a graceful
u4azqaee, in which refreshments we're dispenssd
throughout the night. Here we're also portraiti
ot Bruce aud Wallace, with the uotto:
, 1859-01-26

Tie east sd4 Of tho Hall bore The Coat Of
A:.ns Of Scotland.
On the res: side, or2r the mus'c and callers
platform, was the motto:
, 1859-01-26

4 GLORIOUS Acu1EyEA.Sr NJ GA1E71F!-
Nothing can exceed tho success achiered By J.
e. GATet.y'a Medicated Paper for the Water
CIoset Piles will soon be disease no longer
known except in name. This pure medlcated
paper is unequa!led as preventive, aud unsp-
proach.ble as a cura- The proprietors wish it
to be spoken OF according to us nasri.s onlr. 1t
is 1ery caeap-l00o sheets for II; $40 sheeta
for 50 ceuts- Sold bY al! druggists, sud .. the
dlscorerer's depot, Il Ann street. New fork'
~, G, Gaye.ty'' is watermarked IN each sheet,
and his autograph is on each package. Sent By
exrress t.om fl Ann street, Ser York, upon
recelp. Of price. The trade are iu1i.ed 70 cor
respond us to .erns- For sale by J. Il. Reed +
Co., wholesale and retail druggists, ~ L LAG
Lake street, Chicago. Ja@T"ce3
, 1859-01-26

HooI8 AND DoQoEA.-ACnoQRaAsI IeutVu O So's
199 Lake street. corner Of Wells, cauaot ha uu-
dersold. We will sell for the ne1t3o days
Ladies' Foxed Gaiters rs
DO Kid Congress Caters 1.25
DO Hid and Morocco Slips aud Ties :. so
Do Morocco and Calf Boots LOU
DO Gait Boots Of our own nake- - %
DO kip Boots Of our OWL make 800
DO Calf Congress Gaiters ooo
Remember tho old store, noted for great bar
gains-leo Lake, cor. Wells Jsls l"cH
E9- Wheeler i Wilson's Sewing Machines.
No1tA.Ncstefn Office 1G1 and 1863 Lake street.
GEO. r. CnrTTESDES, AEeat.
nF See advertisement OF Doudo:r, Sewing Ma
chimes 1.2 Lake street. ia4.lj-1:0G
1T See advertisement OF Quaker City $50
Sewing Machine L. CoRSxIL Co,
ora6.ly 1853 Lake street.
~ See advertisement OF d. sanforda' Liver
| Iny1Rorator in another column.
, 1859-01-26

Golx4; AGAiS-Yhe first train f1lm this city OIL
the ST. louis. Alton and Chicago Rt'ircld siuce
the general s.rike'' among the employees. by
which uperatiuls had BEEN suspended SINE Two
ar thrse wcels, LIFT ,lrir depot CT tue West side
st half past niue yesterday '1"r"ju-. There were
three cars filled u tlicir u.iaas: capacity We
trust no further disturbance Of regnl4r operations
ou this r1cut thorou1h!arc will hereafter take
, 1859-01-26

But these frailiies, the very cxcesses OF the
mobiles. qualities. are but the spots upon The sun
ot hiB genius- They doubtless add to our sym
pathy, pity and lore for the man. Let the tears
Of millions who have weps in generous sympa.
thy oser his honest toll and wellsung Toes,
blot forever the record Of his fol!ies from the
tablets Of time! Perish the heart that cannot
say, with sll his taults ne lore him stilI.'' aad
that " he il = man for a that"
Scotchnen! You may we'll be proud tonight.
Millions Of hearts this hour do honage to Jour
plough.boy poet. le prouder still, Scotchmen !:
RIB burns deert<s tatir hondge! The history
OF your race, even from tae tuE or cloudy glo,-
ries Of the past, stands clustered "thick with
blusbing honora" Your coun.ry's bro*s aya
wreatbed with many fair. immorta! Aowers-but
far the sarat Footr IN n'l thst wreath Of glory,
bloomed this night "a hundred years ago."
Ne can 60 into no detailed description Of the
Concert, or dwell even briefly upon its chiei
| features. Nrs Bo1.wick won 1rcsh laurela.
Neaars. Crawford and Dempater were admira-
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Nem advertisements,

RR-t. Il Sc}IFEv, 4 A-r.+iiz +ij-1a 53 pe1,I-.,ax
- uasF'~l II 'e'elr Ih<s:t+<s4 j,- thu I'D uU tas
N'4"3 +"f0Ff" ~ fof'5-iFsr ial b.Qi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

DIAL PARE EFT TRAVESTI-FIRST FANCY DRESS
ID ball. on Tuesday evening March l. at Mad sauvageaus
sparedto make this the ball par excellence of The
Tickets including supper s. admitting gentleman and
lady Lessons and general practice every day evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

rT,AMMANY HALL. NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10, 1852
Al meeting Of the Democratic Republican General Com
miee held Thursday eveng the 18th inst, at Tammany Hail.
the following resolution unanimously adopted
Resolved That this committee hail with sincere qualification
the by Congress of ACT admitting Oregon into the
Union state behodng do In this increase OF the
number Of upon national standard and this mau
ring upon the Pacific coast guarantees for
strength and perpeny Of conederacy and additional
evidence of the expansion and hrmer establishment OF demo
cratic principles. ISAAC V. FOWLER
Chairman Dem. Rep. Gen. Com N. Y.
A. CHANCELLOR, }ca,r.,aras
NJ. A. GIiCHRIsT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21


FIXED FACT.
"A THE WOVEN SKELETON SKIRT
With patent extension the ghtes durable
skirt In the market.
The spring being woven 10 the tame, cannot rim
now sold at the same price the ordinary skirt and
wherever introduced has been appreciated by the
None genuine unless stamped the skirtU Patent
applied for. 8. II. DOUGHTY, Sole Agent
u John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21
LOST AND SOUND.

I Osr-ON FRIDAY, IL A SOUTH FERRY STAGE, A
II dress pattern Of silver coored pineapple CLOTH done up In
awhile paper The finder BY leaving with y. T. Teiit Co..
40 PARK place, will receive So reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

NOTTCE-rHE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF THE
~ Board Of Counmen Wi meet Monday the 2ls inst
M2P. w., N room No. bCfy Hal Parties kaylrg business
before Le CcmmItge are rfQuesed 10 attend.
WM ". VALENTINE. Committee
ALEX FgEAH, On
VIZ. BUBTxEf, } Finance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21
WATCHES, JEWELRY, 80.
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

Ii THE PARTICULARS IN RELATION TO THE
~ grent Billsrd Match, will be found 10 the BibLIARD
QUE Tor February Copies gratis nj Pheass Billiard Room
Tenth street and Broadway and a. the ose ~ Ann street. up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21
COnrORATION aOTTCns,


CORPORATION NOTICE.-THE JOINT COMMITTEE
~ of the Common Council appointed protect the int.
rest OF The city from undue Interference ~ the Legislature at
Monday evening the 2st inst at eight O'Clock The follow
ing gentlemen invited attend and participate in
the elaboration OF the committee, viz Messrs Moses Taylor
James t. Brady, w. b. Asor, W. " Harmeyer James W.
Gerard J. Philips Phoenix A. T. Stewart Wilson ~ Hunt
VIM Curtis Noyes VIM. NJ Evarts r. ". Iowber Jonathan
w. Allen Peter Glsey, Judge Welsh, Chas onor James
English, VIM u. Brady Has b. Butcher, o. W. stnrtevant
Thomas Y. Ferris, A. W. Garfield,
Tuowls q. HArI, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21
REWARDS.

Coz REWARD.-LOsT, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
RLc between The broadway Post office and the corner Of
canal and Mercer streets portemonnae containing two SO
bills on the Metropolitan Bank and about 81 change The
finder Will receive the above by returning 10 the
owner, at 7G broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

ON mn REWARD.
plO.OOO Stolen, from the Adams Express Company.
on the 2Ih OF January four packages thousand
dollars t4DyO0U In notes OF the following banks
81 D0-Bank Of Augusta Georgia In SSa SIUs and szTs
57oo-bsnn OF Commerce Savannah Georgia, 10 Sos 0es,
10-union Bank of Augusta Geosga, IN S5's and Sos
LW-hsrme Bank OF Georgia. savannah, In So SOS and
soo-Banh Of he State Of Georgia Savannah, in sss sios
Soo-Mechsnics' Bank of Augusta 1sorga, in SIS and
xzS~ Cry Bank OF Augusta, Georsh, In B's and slVa
8O-Bank OF Savannah, Georgia, Ia s5s and Sl0's
alV0-fsrmer and Exchange Bank Of Charleston B. o., m
tSs, slys f1ys, sos and S00'n
2D0-Bsnk Of Charleston, p. O. in Rs Sos, SOS and
2zso-Peoges Bank o. Charleston g. O. IN sys Sos Sos
gcDs and SisUA
s130-ESchange Bank VI Columbia e. O. IA Bys Sl0s SOS
ard {D0H
ssonerchsn's' Bank Of cheraw g. c., in sSs Sos and
Sous.
l636-Plsnprs' Bank NJ Fairfield wpehoro g. O. IN e5s
2sQs aud SOS.
And he balance IN notes Of Georgia South Carolina
bsAks-
reward Of Ten .hoasand dollars ain be given for
severy tbs money proporJonse reward or he
~ q any part Off WM, y. DrNswORS.
pEw Yong, FEB. II, 1s9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

conn REWARD.-TNFORMATTOy WANTED OF
HUV Mary Wheeler q i62 Washington street. New York
who let hs city some ten days since giving in
formation Of her whereabouts receive The above
j. HEfFERN, I64 West Seventeenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR CALIFOR
mia and South Pacific coast per United States stesme
the 2lst day Of February, At O'Clock p. N.
ISAAC " FOWLER, Posmss err
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

T oST OR STOLEN-FROM STEAMSHIP KANGAROO,
il lying at pier "a North river between the Both Of Deem
Der and the Let Of January printed chaios mark
cd b. o2 Any person knowing the whereabouts Of this
case by giving information 70 the undersigned will be reward
ed for their trouble
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21
rHyvCH ADyTRTrsFMrYTs-

ZINE DAME FRANCHISE, COUTURlERE ErABLrE DE-
" pui, Sans a New York; avantageusement cnurue 81
pOuvant les neleurs recommendations desire
pcTsOnne pOuvant dip0ser de 81 0U 70
dreeser par ie,re, Marguerite. Herald Office
TYNE DAMFaFR ANCAIgE COUTURTERE DE PREMIER
" ordre recernmeut arrive De Paris desire De EN-.
ploe par 0ur sane, dams des families cistagQ.es
Badrester Nadanse G., lo7 Vest 2sb st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

A RTIsTs. TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS ARE RESPECT
fully informed that the subsciber now selling The be
ing papers, at lower prices than any
city. WBCHAUS Ar1ss Coormsn go Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

CTRAw GOODS AT WHOLESALE JAMES CASEY
- will offer for sale, on Monday February 81 600
and boys hats ladies' and misses bonnets bloomer
fats &c Also large lot of straw trimmings ruches ribbons
&C. for cash, at 6 Liberty street, door Of Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21

HII.MAN'S ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
~ BROADWAY NEW YORK
The most important and renowned firm In Paris Now Yor
he finest artificial flowers headdresses Ac, Wholesale
WIN. BROWN 4 CO, HAVING REMOVED FROM THEIR
old number 443, TO COS Broadway, invite the attention
souhen and Western buyers 70 their spring styles of ladies'
pattern bonnets.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08

32. An act to provide for the appoint
ment of Commissioners of the Poor for the
District of Lancaster.
80. An act to authorize the City Coun-
Gil of Charleston to appoint Inspectors of
Naval Stores
81. An act to provide for the appoint
mcnt OF Commissioners of the Poor for
Williamsburg District
30. An act to afford further aid to the
Northeastern Rail Road Company
~ an act to increase the compensation
to owners of slaves executed
81 An act to secure the purity of Ecc-
tions.
5S. An act to secure to mechanics, trades
men and material men payment for work
done and materials, and supplies furnished
to ships and vessels owned in the State.
80, An act to alter and amend the 37th
section of an act entitled an act for the bet.
ter ordering and governing of negroes and
other slaves in this Province, passed 10th
May, a ID / 40.
40. An act to incorporate the Blue
Ridge Mining Company.
IL An act to exempt Samuel Rivers
Cox, u free person of color from capitation
tax.
AZ An act to authorize the formation of
new Volu tecr Company of Infantry to
be called the Saluda Guards.
43, An act to incorporate certain Rel-
glous and Charitable Societies and Soce-
ties for the advancement of Education, and
to renew and amend the charters of others
heretofore granted.
"A. An act to authorize the South Car
olInn Rail Road Company to retain its pres
ent Bridge over the Walcrce River
40 An act to incorporate the Cheohce
Mining Company.
46. An act to provide for the punish
mcnt OF Privily-Stcaling from the Person.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08

are hereby required and enioined to state
the precise amount of take collected bv them
for the purpose of supporting the police of
the said several districts and parishes afore-
said, stating the rates per ccntum on the
amounts of the State tax collected for said
district and parish police purposes and the
Comptroller General shall return the same
i'll his report.
V. That free negroes, mulattocs and mes
tzocs. be, and they are hereby required to
make their returns. and pay their taxes dur
ing the month of March.
vi. That the lots and houses on Sulivans
Island shall he returned to the Tax Collector
of the tax district in which they are situate.
in the same manner as other t,wn lots and
houses, and shall be liable to the same rates
uftaXuton.
In the Senate House, the twenty-irst day
of December in the year ofour Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fify-eight,
and in the eighty-third year of The SOW
ereignty and independence of the Uni
ted States of America.
W.. ID. PoRrER, President Of the Senate
JAMES SIMoNs,
olnr ,cI 1 -.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
TGD POE TRY,
" Alabama---H we Rest" "*

ny LUOLA.
Ever from the white man fleeing,
Driven from their eastern home,
Did The children of the forest,
llaggard, fainting. westward roam.
Distant far their sparkling rivers,
Far behind their forests wave;
And each red man leaves in sadness
On the hills some treasured grave.
Twas the hour of sunset holy
When the weary feet were stayed
Bya river calm and peaceful,
Winding through the forest glade:
Aud there rose shout Of gladness
Springing from each aching breast
Ringing DER the placid waters
Alabama-here we rest"
And know of yet another
Band of wanderers oft distressed,
Journcying on. tho faint and weary
Seeking for place of rest;
OFT the way is steep and rugged
OFT the days are dark and drear,
Hear their watchword thro' the desert
" Aabama'--re is near
'ris not in the world of sadness.
Disappointment, death aud pain,
But there flows q peaceful river,
Thro' n bright celestial plain,
Thro' the land of Deulnh pleasant
Thro' the city of the blcst
Christian traveller shout in gladness:
" Alabama here we rest"
There is tradition that the Indians, drive,
from their eastern forests weary and dspried
came upon the banks of a bcauti
fnl river. They considered their Journey over
and, in their JOY exclaimed: Alabama ~
which in the dialect of the tribe sicnfcd. Her,
we rest! !" and the river has ever since born,
that name
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08
j. p. REED, ESQ.

-
NEGEsrI,--rT our stray BIRDS badly minced
Jnri5. he @ ",st ,yc yc"%"n % x @ im our ,m,'
nossoc,, ,,I t,, S,,L r,,,.aI;; ;,, nv,
mno.n ,W.o .Io ,' mr mSs"|'r "p""
mHIiyc Int thnt sucked in wifh mann VII
XIV. They have since given bail forthcjr an.
pcarancc at Court toonswcr. The other two
were escaping from Chester, 5, G." where
n"cy SianH mo-; cnnrSca WIN murder. they
bn"I r"uI'I" I ''',5 ,"r' "i,e ""y I.S' wEcN nut
orrjycJ the iny hntTr np5 G,Inn ''I, ;,o th,, tho
hands Of Mr.. i. l.. Tripcrt, who knew them
Oh sight and at once s6usht the assistance of
Sheriff Young. The latter soon pmt his
clutches :, on them: amt hry arc now boarding
Chnscs i]"Sr ] w. ~ n' G',"pIS o!J aa""'
'~N'' -i'' ~ \ -. ~ -''""' --"" "tS''
THE Missouri LroIsLAruns.-St. Lou
is, Dee. 29.-Thc Legislature of Missouri
organized yesterday The Governors mes.
sage shows that the receipts for two years
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08

WHEN two men dispute, you may be sure
that there is fool upon one side or the
other; and the man who intcrferes be-
tween the two is generally greater fool
than eitker
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-08

THERE is scarcely man who does not
inveigh against the scandal of women, but
they all Of them listen to it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
FfRES.

F!RE IL THF sTATE PRIscy ST SiSG SING.
A most destructive ire OCccHec 81 SGnday inofArg
il the Sirg Sing Prison, by which ssvera OF the nan
ufacturiDg shops were entirely destroyed Tue hie
origita;td il tie sueeI-shop, which .s occupied ny
James Honer & Co.. whee some eighty CT more {.
The cnnyicts have bf su employed II the msGut.ctire
Of augeIe. Tbs flares sptesd rapidly, src soon
r.ach.o the fe.shOp also occOpe &c by Homer -,
ana The dys-hoIse occupied BY Dir. BsiJ sum Ioiet-
wood for dyig ys-us for the manufacture a. Bussels
CARPETS. bout ninety were employed IL tue he'
shop which with all It's stock machinery r., was
ert CIV DESTROYED OF seriously damaged Nos! o. tue
stock aud oaolintry D the e0ouse was ALEC fuieed
The damage 70 TIRE buildings is estimated a. eDJSt
s. OgG which With the oss Of convict labor Tor seine
tiue 10 come viii fsll heavily upon the Sts's Horner
4 Co.. we're paving the State about S2,uO' moith
for the services @! the ccnyics employed oy ttem,
and Mr. Underwood paid about halt as much. Il VIII
REQUIRE number of weeks 70 repair the bultltgs ard
get the m.cbio.Ty il running order again, and mean
tine the cOpyicls a,e tofosn bark upon the State.
Mr. Hoyrers loss is estima.sc ~ SoJO, OF when no
has IA insurance Of s35 GOO. The loss Of NJ. Under
sood will reach about SIC 600 he is insured cor > 5OO
Wis. Insurance tie STATE hsd On the building -oi
Known.
fire a. discovered a. about the same time II some
dlspida,ed buildings il another portion OF the CITY,
which es6s 70 the belief that both fired by an 10
cendaIy the in the city being evidently designed
"a occupy the attention Of the fire department I"o
men were srrested on suspicion Of having some con
pectiou with the firing Of the buildings They were
supposed TO be discharged conyiets, and were locked
No FOR examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

Ba,tluore. Nd. "T.os y toe Bssk o: Commerce
Proviisn:e, r. l. "Twoe" On the Bank Of Com
ns,ce, C.sve,anc, OHIO. Tae v'gnet;e 10 toe three
lest n st:oned il Toe .sthst USED toJ tie 'twos
Of the M.uohi. Ssvrgs Bark. These are msuuf.o-
tured 20 that the rous Of ths baLk end State caa BE-
Inserted al the option Of the ,ousteTf-ter There
a!.a form Of b.ark oils designei for tie State Ct
New-Jersey, with blanks for .te r.me, Of tas bank
and town by which n;esns ssy tank could b. coua-
ierfeted There also number lgures o. differ
ent lamentations printed forthe purpose Of cb.sgiog
the fece Of good bills :, a higher suiornt. TIE bills
taker care Of by the DEPUTY Sspe'nt .Ddeat o
Police, E: whose Office they be seez by ay ps.son
Interested In them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Advices have been received from the command Of
Lieut. Under wood, L S a, at Salmon River, lrtAi,
CaoIrio where it was temporarily located during the
time small exploring party was selecting site for
permanent military post. This news is dated tbs 10th
Of August.
The detachment of troops, under co nmaud Of a
Sergea,. which was sent to pursue the Indians who
murde cd Dr.. Fitch at Warm springs, had returned to
Fort BAL as at last accounts.
TIE report OF the expedition sent out by COL Beale
10 explore the resources of the Ovens Lake country.
is shortly to be submitted to the authorities. The tx
pedi.cn consisted Of detachment OF the First Ora
goon. under command of Capt. Davidson. The party
carried with il only one howilzer and one wagon IN
addition to the ordinary pack train
The laval expedition organized for service of =
sceu;fo nature in regard 70 che Historical remains
of the ancient domnions Of Maine has had the
of its duties postponed for the present
Ii las been considered advisable to defer the nitia.ory
movements of the expedition "to the 18Th OF june,
next ensuing the day aud the month IL which
Comm oGore Weymouth INSIDE his departure from his
anchorage under Msnheigsn Island" The United
States steamer Corwin is 70 be engaged IN this inter-
estrg duty.
At NJ advices from the Brazil Squadron the 10th
of August the United States brigs-of war Perry and
Bainblitge were in the La Plata; the Dolphin and
the slocp ofwM John Adams were in Rio Trouble
had occurred among the officers of the British Squsd-
ron. which resulted in lieutenant being court-mar-
tisled spd sent home diigraced.
Prepars;ions are beiog made at the Boston Navy
Sard 10 commence operations on the United States
steam.frigate Minnssots. The Minnesota is cousid-
cred the fuest and most useful steamer in the Navy
and the shattered condition in which she returned from
the East. without any apparent exhibition of oeff'
Cheney, is mstter of discussion among naval people.
News from the East Indian Squadron reports tbs;
the officers Of the sloOp-ofwar Germantown expected
their .hp TO be ordered hone before the middle OF
August and that they would be in the United States
cary il the year 1860.
To-dsy Com. Stewart hoists his flag as Senior Cap
tain Of the United States Navy at PhilaiePhia.
The stesr,ers Wyoming and Considerable former
for the Pacific and the latter for the Gulf OF Mexico
are expected to SSH from Philadelphia tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

CoUsTrRFEIr MONEY REcoyiKEp.-oheer FtA-
Maurice, Of the Second Precinct, having occasion
yesterday to search the premises in Roge street near
Grand formerly occupied by john Soooks the torSer,
four large pile Of counterfeit bills, smouonog IN al
to e. go. snooks snd bis mistress lived in the house
for come time before his arre. winch occurred about
month ago, and they supposed 70 have disposed
Of large amount OF these spurious bills. TIE bulls
are of the issue OF six different bsnks, sod
ar, likely 20 deceive AmoTg them are zones on the
Memphis Savings Institution Bank, Memphis Teno.
",sos' Of the same, hsviog for vgnette two fe.
m.lss a locomotive en- tram of cars. and heal Of
Washington. "Twos" on the Bank OF Commerce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

SixrTESTH WARD REPuBIIoAsS.-Mr. lease Day
ton addressed the members of the Sixteenth "srd
Republican Association al Chelsea Hall, Gomez OF
Eighth averue ard Eighteenth street, last evening
Oh the subject e The Patriotism o. the Republican
movement" a large audience was in attendance, By
whom his remarks we're enthusiastically received.
II. spoke shout three quarters OF An hou- raea the
Association proceeded 70 the transaction Ct then reg
uiar business. Eiessn hundred Republicans are no y
enrolled upon the books OF the Association, 50 havrg
Joined last evening. During the last t~o weeks Ifo
new names hay been sdded 10 their roll