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n RINDE.
l. The beautiful original Painting of
FL OR IN DE-
" LITER
VIII remain on exhibition for few adays longern
Ieries of SAMSON GARISS 4 90 ~
.,.. l40 Baltimore street
AuIllssloh, 70 cents jaS-3t
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
WING MACHINES.
Ne,o and Valuable improvements.
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.
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DLUE INDIA CHINA PLATES,
- DINNER SETS and detached pieces,
Rich India China Tea Sets,
Punch Bowls, Vases,
and variety of separate pieces, at
FAIRS CHINA HALL,
~ Goods hired to PARTIES &c I'll Baltimore
diff
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Z NEDUUIIUN
Nv THE PRICE OF frOKp,
me Gas Light Company Of Baltimore will de;ve, COZ,
aa SV per cart load OF = bushels, within reasonably IT
Works ~ az VIC spring Garden Gas
ja4-eoiw IOSFp 5i II p S91Ih street
REESWAX WANTED, in large Or snsan
~ quantities, by B 7. ELDER, 100 South E,ts snan
opposite the Bait Ohio Railroad depot 5 ssCee
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daants.

ONEY WANTED-For 80 days or 4 months
staple merchandise, readily convertible, $1,000 to
No. Address c. A, pOStotfice ia--6t
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AUTHORIZED 100000
THE CASH INVESTMENTS OF THIS COMPANY NOW EXCEED
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES UPWARDS OF
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
YEARLY REVENUE
TWO AND ONE QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS
THE LIABILITY BODY OF SHAREHOLDERS IN
LIMITED.
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rHce-ooth ~ cents; Paper . cents. jaSlm
OST-ON THURSDAY EVENING, going
Ito or returning from DR.. Coxes lecture 4 COLI
BRACELET, between Preston street and the Lecture Room
II LETT at 22 MADISON AVENUE, residence of Rev II
Rchey, the finder will he rewarded ias2t =
fS.:t WANTED TO RENT-DWELLING
hHii HOUSES in various parts of city Persons hay
2ae.A.lng VACANT HOUSES requested to leave de
crpton thereof with having great facilities for obtaining
responsible tenants. Commission moderate e
F. q. WATERS Il son,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-20

sused according 70 the law Of nations. a sove:
reign VINO Jemples upon the law Of the world
tAnnos excuse himself ~ pointing 70 provision 10
n,s own municipal code. The municipal code Of eacn
country is The offspring Of hs soveregns will, An
public law must be paramount to local law 10 every ques
ION where local iswg In conflict. Hanover would
make legislative Decree forbidding her people TO otn
crate or exparse themselves upon pain Of DEATH that
would mol take away the right Of repatriation and any
attempt execute such law upon one who has already
become American citizen WOULD and ought TO- be met
by very prompt reclamation.
Hanover probably has municipal regulation OF her
own by which the right Of expariaton denied TO these
Of people who fail TO comply with certain con ttons
Assuming that such regulation existed 10 1861 and as
cunning aso TINT violated by Nc Ernst when nc
away the question will then arise whether the unlawful
nees Of emigration makes his act OF naturalization vod
ss against the King OF Hanover answer n0-cersanly
not He Ia American citizen by our law. II he VIC
lated aw of Hanover which forbade him 10 transfer
allegiance TO u.s. then the laws of the two countries
contt and the law OF nations steps in TO decide tho
question upon principles and rules Of lis own.
BY the public law OF the world we have the uodcubted
right 10 natura2e foreigner, whether his natural
reign consented to his emigration not In my opinion
The Hanoveran government cannot justify the Of
Mr. Ernst by allowing that he emigaied contrary TO TIE
lsws Of that country unless 1t be prove that the
original rgst OF expatation depends the consent OF
rbe natural sovereign This last proposition sure no
MIN ep,ablRh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-20

THE ATLANTIC AND THE MEDITERRANEAN.-The
Bay OF Bscay and the Mediterranean are TO be united,
and eco mies TO be saved, by great canal through
the interior Of Spain. Startling this ouncem emit
may be at first to readers, it IL nevertheless true
The project has received the sanction Of the government
March u.s. 1852 has granted TO its protector Mr. Charles
Boyd Of Barnes Surrey two years TO make the neces
cary preparations carrying into effect This ggsn
tic work, which is designed for the purpose Of
shortening the passage of shipping to and from
the Mediterranean and the ports Of Northern Ed
miles in length $40 feet wide and 80 feet deep-avaia
bic for vessels Of the largest and most unprecedented d.
Biscay, and proceeding through the Cantabrian
taps and the valley Of Ebro and passing by Saragossa
Eetea, will fall into the Mediterranean at the Bay
of Altaques In Catalonia The cost Of this enterprise
hos yet been asceraned but it s almost certain that
large portion Of the expenses will be borne by the Spa
nsh government, and consequently q comparatively
small amount Or capital viii be raised in England, while
the revenues arising the tolls upon shipping and for
right OF way will be immense. Illustrated Nets.
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

OsBoRN's PORT, BOTTLED IN oPoRro, FOR MIDI
Gins, use Old orand'es vintage Of 1905 70 1855 and qua
rsnteed high and low grade cAres vore br ands sherIes
NAdeirsS, cbAmpegnee, Havana sesArs fnc teas 10
n, ", ARK, wine DerVhAnh bS TNhop street
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STEAMBOATS,.

MATRIN0NIAI.-A LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS AND
w sdncav%n EnoSe nature yearos Tor consens spi-it
oay meet WIN southerner OF by addressing
Nhfa Union Square Post once AN skS " rs he wishes
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GLUE FIsH-ROCKAwAY-BLUE FISH.-THE sTEAk
~ erCkhRe leaves Ca!Asrine market sip every morning
at A NJ, pier No North river 1T 930 for kockaway,
tarnipg 70 he city a, 6h NJ Bring lines for blue fsh
This boat regularly and takes the place Of the loAs
ERr0 10 ceEta
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carriages general merchandise sny established bust
ness 100 WOO land York city II desired
me cash viii be paid apply 20 q. ". MARKHAM. l0A
Broadway.
do nm FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
DO .OUV. and lot in est Thirty fflh street, first class
lot street. For sale trade, tsEm, mills,
vllsge and city property, all prces 9; d locai2ns
W. II NELCK. 407 Broadway,
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The gentleman who sought the information, explains
bis reas0ns follows, in the Presbytsridne:-
Such case as this sometimes occurs: On Saturday
morning wishes to send of letter on two days
journey perphxes him 70 think that one Of these days
will be Sunday This letter Ia too decidedly representa-
tive Of himself and too analogous TO servant or agent,
for him feel at its journeyng the Lords
day Or, at least his letter will add too much Of rac
ton to mass OF letters which in legislative minds
ders the Sunday mails a necessary institution At the
came time he cannot we'll wait and let it travel on Mon.
day and Tuesday. He will be satisfied If IL travels
Saturday and Monday, and rests somewhere on Sunday.
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MONEY IsLAED AND FORT HAMnrON.--Tay
~ steamer MAssACE usETTS, w. A. Hitchcock, captau
VIII leave eve' day Tor oonsy Islsqd 90 ~
M l21s and 81 p. pier Ma North river 10 Rnt
P Nj last Trip from the slaud Ga p n Fare rs To-
excursion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
PERSONAL.

1t Is reported that Mr. Tom. Taylor, suthor OF
cor American Cousin, is about 10 come TO TINS city
On visit to M Lltz the popular treasurer Of Laura
Keene Theater.
We learn that Mr.. Alfred Tennyson contenPlate'
,our in the United states the coming Autumn.
The private history Of Mr. b. Donne''y, Of Wise
liter rotonety, is sketehed b. tn Ha'A"s07 o'4'
a. follows.
Writing letters 70 noted public meu l. disease
with hin. lie thus seeks 20 acb'eye pfl'a1e COTE
-uondrr &c with nearly every one Of them u turn,
,f,y rae into Prominence before the country lie II
person furrher no, onlv utterly without Pps'ou a
IoI,cian, but notorious a. crack-orined oiItnsi-
=, u.bt, indaeyce OF sly sort, even in the poIiti-
al cf-c. in which be hss been sproutng Tor Dozen
yea,s mast without taking root. From "nai We Know
Il Mr. Do1neIy sre by 10 me an surprised ina
The vor-s than foolish letter OF Governor NIre - nun
w. sred II tie newspapers 20 soon e. II was inorsy
iucs. q 8. ~ could resist lie ten 20 'AoF
i, 70 hurdreos q politicians, Of al grades oy way o.
irnn-tir, them corfdenualty with his own import
aIce. -
The Norvich University, 81 Is Committeeman
held Or tie 18th Instant, al Norwich, Vermont, con
fers5 lie honorary degree VI ID. upon the Rev.
Cbsres =. jackson. CT Wes;chester thi. State, and
hat o.. LID. uyor the Hon. Horatio Seymour, e1-
GoveIuo. If Ibis state.
1t j. saii that a book, including ne persona On
poitca reulil sciences, J. IL PREPARATION D.: CaPta-A
Isaiah Rvrjsr,. Icom. 'e!5. sucA wo.k "oI1a P'''
.ef, 8 pecu-.s. .c.sSes..
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THE GRAND DUKE VOTED OUT OF TUSCANY
The Relations of Austria and Prussia.
\ RUPTURE POSSIBLE.

FATHER PoIsT, Saturday Aug. 90 1889.
The steamship Hungarian passed this point a. 1880
this morning, with Liverpool sdvces to the 10Th inst.
She wa boarded by the news-y acct Ct the Nsw-York
Associated Press, and ter brought ashore. She
LEFT Aytrpool at o'clock the morning Of the 10th
inst.
The advices brought by the Hungarian are not Of
any marked Importance, either politically or COM
merciaiy,
The Zurich Conference met the 9Th, according to
the announcement.
The American irigate Cumberland was at MADEIRA,
August J.
The steamship Bremen left Southampton for New
Yoik ca tue 9th.
Tie Conference was fully constituted as follows:
Austria. Count Coloredo and Baron Mespehberg;
France, Baron b urgueuey and Marquis Bournevlle;
SARDINIA, Chevaier Desslubois and Cbevslie ,cOcan
The Government Of Zurich had welco ned the En-
bsessdors, and were 10 give them public dtner on
the 18th.
The first formal sitting of the Congress took place
On the Sth, at which tie Sardnisn representatives.
assisted. The second sitting held the 9sh, but
nothing had transpired 70 the proceedings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

LoSDos Ween.-d>y. Aug I6 1854.
Tie Daily ncVs ei'es the ? Cginoar D hr S,-ley
HIbtri's nes biI providing :or uiltsfy les rvc
force |. auth .zes the enrolment aud u,a at sosoc
Of reserve force OF 20 900 nar. c,nstipg NJ soldiers
who lave previously served Tbs force TO be ,ei
out twelve dsys esoh yeu, and petmanentJ case Of
invasion.
Tie Paris correspondent ot Tie London Pot tels-
giophs the resut Of the Tuscan eeotiots Taey took
place with great order aud gave ejOrty Of men Of
moderate liberalism, bu quo opposed 20 tie r,tora
iion Of the old dynasty.
Tie L0Adon Times, and several other journals this
morning publish Article on Italian a. .rs, under
the title q The European Coup dEtat, from the
pen Of Mazzini.
Prince Albert visited the Grand Duke Constantine
yesterday at Eyde.
The Government had decided on disbsniug tho
medical corps which vas raised durng the Cdmaan
wal, ard constituting an entirely branch Of ser
vice to be called the Army Hospital Corps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

TO he eat NJ 4 bal per oe; bat chiefly roo.
seque.t urr 'te ntsry supply or scsfcisy ~
stocks ard rc' upon tue foreign cr rev fes' 1re-
IN q money market Thee "a, rene 81 activity II
me 6euaLC ciscnuGi today ~ ..e g,oera. rafe
Wa odual To- me bank i0ir'muul.'
1iyERTooI CUTIor MAERET The ssl4= NJ cotton
~ he Lverpro m.ft r be osys .dd.G - 80 s,'
o. winch ~ halls oi.t1rs 20" bls . -
Tn cips-s COL -. stharir. ra-
ut re- quo'sh lover pce. c~rs ofrd freely BE- shI~
ID dirosou prc. .a,s The quotation for ulae s %
lesfs : 3 lCd for rridci4g ur.srds 6 : q
STh1E % TRADE ~ M.AcHEsTER.-T aivic--
from Hsurhes'sT fssorst-. ard t- msIk-, for -KP
losds buoyE but rssr eu though firm f hr bone
iLris t.ace.
IIyfRPooI BREADsTUTFs MArSFT.-Messrs RiCt
sTrsor Spence 60 quote the bfeadsflfs mste ve-y d.
FfuT saay a. 10 az NtrstSe-y c1I al th, qTa.
w'rs barely rlsr tined; W.. Rel 76Ge Whit.
sc. al parcel solihsru Mr- b'o1Eht II al
G III crl; mrzca ana Vel ~, o1-s Whit, : ~ J.
LyLEPOoL Provision MARKEr Beef dul b.
steady Pom dan Bacon s.o ID but stefy lard dull si-
uLim pofisu- Tslov nartiyr 40 unchanged IL prre,
LIyERPooL PRODUCE MARKET Ashes qniet- Lfn
sd OIL -ai Bosin ,iesGy =, 54j &C. ;-E common. Spur
TurI~ oiiue .ssdy.
LosDos MAEEETs.-BRFADsrUTFs dull WIZ
oeciuec ,hehy % rew sCCAR ,t-ady TEA firm. IsLLo.
frm a. 81. IiAsTED on tim ct I6af "a.
LOsDOE NoSEY MsEgET.-Cons"ls closed On Tues
day a.. Tor niou.y and s5. 0asi for The sccolr-
ANfRIcAS SECURITIES AMIR can Securities ve'
se-rslv unrhsnfed Inci. - Glof~d % rt
Illinois g. 1915. So!d6l; !ew-Iofk Genital, % no Ene %
HCrsaee n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
FRANCE.

The Emperor Napoleon went on the It'll to Chalons
TO remain there several d tyS.
IL was ascertaued that Prince Richard Hetternich
would remain at Pans ds Austrian Minister
The Paris correspondent of Tie LOHf0H star gives
report that the Emperor had declared for free trade
bu, it Lacks coDiru alton
The MonlteHr publishes long official report by
Vice Admiral Roinsil DesfoeSes regarding the opera
ions in the Ad1ac. He shows Inst tue feet consist
ing Of - vessels Of all classes anchored before Venice
in sight Of the dOme- Of -. Marx, and prepared
10 Cpe n fire WI eD peace proclaimed.
The Moniteur also publishes d 'cument, clearing
Marshal CaniObeIt from any reelection which Gener 81
Nies report Of the battle OF Soerino had sst upon
him.
The advces from the Cotton manufa curing districts
are favorable. Goods were IT, NOE active demand,
ard prices had ar advancing tendency.
The Paris Flour market had been dull but closed
finer. Wheat was quiet.
The accounts Of the approaching vintage were quite
cor fc'Ipg. Brandles were trmef.
The Lumber Of troops from Itsly TO march throus h
Psrs the 18th is 20 600. TIE procession will last
seven bOWs.
The L0hd0n Times Paris cOrre5dOndent says that
TIE rport was still cu,.ert that measures would shortly
be officially announced cOu6rma'ory Of the hopes en-
teIaned Of the mamie aIce OF peace ard calculated
al the same time 20 give crest lnpetus 10 CONNER
ca sfiers one Of them it is sai1, will be the reduc
ton Of the present excessive duic' on articles OF ne
cessity TIE completion Of Il ralroacs Is to be &C
cferated and industrial works n general are 10 be en-
Outraged.
A sHam-fgbt is to be executed by 10 0Os at the
camp Of ChaGns under the Empe'ors orders, iust1a-
tive Of the episodes al So.ferDo. Tue Emperor returns
to the camp in September 10 take conluand OF tho
arepvTes.
1t was reported that General Fleury to be raised
to a General Of Division.
The Paris Constitutional ascribes the proposed fOrtl-
cation Of Antwerp to the Influence Of England, who,
fcrcseeDg war with France wishes to provide herself
with an Itrencbed camp in Beleiu n.
The Pans Bourse had been very bueysnt, and rcnteS
AT one time were at 70f &c., but the 1th the mar
ket dropped ard closed at 9Oc. There was better
feeling al the close.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
COMMERCIAL. INTELLIGENCE.

In the London Money market the demand ioF
money bad .ensibly abaied, but was again active al
the close. The funds had been firm, and Consos
closed AZ slight advance. Railway aud other securi-
ties had participated in the upward tendency.
Messrs. Demetrio & Sons Greek merchants mostly
in The grain trade had suspended with consideTaO.e
liabilities.
An impression prevailed that the Bank OF tasl"nd
would advance its rates OF discount on the ilth INST
Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, Liberal, WAS yester-
Iav elected Member OF Parliament for Davenport.
Tie Lond0N DGly Nevs CITY Article of Tuesday
evening says;
"Tbs funds to day were slightly preuli,ed by tue
news Of partial resctiOn on the Pare B"uf'e e"u,
M; "a with duluess of busint C0nsils haaIy closed
Al rar cent lower than ON nonGay Before oPc!aua-
Nh coufjeuce specCsiors apparently ru'A 10 see ine
~ nj the impending conferences 90 the lalan
opes'ion In mos; OF the other oepf.hentS 1i the
81 EXCL Srge pric were quoted ratnes lower.
Srb.,. VS. a renewed hem and for money today Tue
1sa b4ipg entertained IN sOue quarters task an al
- in tBe minimum rste OF discount u per cent
aonH be inside BY The Bsns on llnrrday' ISeIe
were no bullion operations ~ toe baLA v-uay. iHe
detrimental Exchanges this afternoon eAPeEleheeu
fresh mpTOv, met. ,. r-3o, s,s
IT'D Ia Say but Il is thought his Liabilities &c TO
over tlp,ttt ,.:. -
Tbr a5yices ON Ole4sa report sres' se''Viiy ana
ir,n,ovei prices IN tire grain trade
Tie london Tines CITY Article Of Tuesday eTe''
rg says ., a,,,,.,;,,. - DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
A CITY Hospital Oh Fire.

BOSTON, Aug. It, IoJJ.
About O'Clock this morning, fire broke out in
tie City Hospital building Deer Island which led
to ger era fire alarm in the city, and several engine
COM anes were dispatched TO the I-lsnd, but the fire
fortunately was confined to the east wing, and the
main building escaped from damage. boy con-
fined in the institu ioD concsses to having kindled
tie fire, and duplicates two or three other lads ell Of
whom ave been arrested
The upper pant Of the east wing, used as house Of
reformation Tor juvenile offenders, was destroyed.
The loss ia estimated from ten thousand to tweoty
thousand dollars. Three boys, Wm. Coushin, Tno'.
Gordon, and j. Riley confessed that they set the fire
by placing comb lstibles IN the ilator. |; was
intended to have the conflgraion at midnight,
hu, Couchlir, who applied the match, over slept that
tine. Riley wss formerly inmate of the Reform
S,lool. and lad twice attempted its burning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
sa,COO,OOO Ell Route to New-YOrk.
INTERESTING FROM OREGON, FRASER RIVER,
AND CARSON VALLEY.
NEw.OnLEAss, SATURDAY. Aug. 20, Isj!

NEw.ORLEAss, SATURDAY, Aug 20, 1853.
TIE steamship Hsbans is below, with San Francisco
dstes Of the 5tb init.
TIL steamers John l.. Stephens and Orizaba had
$4,000 in specie, and 900 passengers, for
New-Iork.
Business at San Frsrcisco dull, and prices were
tending downward. Candles were frlner. Choice
New Oieeps sugar seilrg at lO!c. Flour was -
barrel. The money msrket sss easy.
Horace Greeley was made q lion Of everywhere.
He estimated that coco eugrauts were on their
way to California by the overland route.
Arrived at san Francisco since the 30th ult, ships
Northern Eagle, Amos Lasrerce, Flying Eagle,
OrpheUs, Ocean Express and Chariot Of Fame from
New-Yoik; Dsshng Wave, from Boston, Achilles,
from Sidney; Princess Royal from Melbourne.
Sailed, ship Gauntlet, for New.lork.
ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY, Aug. 90, 1872
Tie Over and Nal has arrived There, with San Fran
cisco oates of the 26th ultmo.
Late arrivals at San Francisco had caused some stir
in businsss. but the market closed very doll. Pork
had oecined extra selling ct fraction over I'll.
Nearly million pounds Of tie immense surplus of
sugar had beer exported TO Valparaiso and elsewhere
during tie north.
Gram was il f6ir demand !Or export.
The mining news was favorable, but tie receipts OF
dust were light.
The Walker River and Washoe Valley mines were
Attracting much attention. Large numbers had de-
parted for these digginPs.
The official returns elect Judge Crane to Congress.
Tie Nevada Convention was IN session at Genoa.
AT Carson Valley they were forming Provisional
Government, it being the intention ofthe people to
throw Of all ale glance 70 Mormon rule. Iney de-
sier,d electirs Governor, judges, AID all other
Necessary officers.
party Of CaiforDans, en- route t. s.. Louis, were
attacked near the South Pass the 18th of June by
the Crow Ir6ians George s., pbensOn of Pittsburgh,
David Moore Of Lancaster Pa, end {. Hal OF
Cincinnati, were killed. Henry florence Of Carlisle,
Pa was mace prisoner.
Tie adyces from Oregon saytbat Stout, Democrat
ia elected to Congress by II majority.
Lieut.. Mullon was progressing finely with the new
road from Waa " ALA TO salt Lake.
a large party Of Fraser River miners had arrived at
the pew degrgs in North Calyillc, Oregon. They
reported that they were making from $ 10 SIG day
The accounts from the Fraser River mines AZ more
favorable. Ncw discoveries of gold had been made
forth Of Fort Alexander.
Rich qusrtz bad been received al Victoria from
Queen Claroties Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22
CRUELTY AT SEA.
To IRE Editor Of The ". Y Tribsne.

To ne Editor Of The NJ Y Tibsne.
SIR: In your editorial beaded " Marine FeonioS.
notice very true and ast observ atou, viz: that
all the crueliys Dot prac,ced board American shps-
But YOU might go still further, aud say that nine
tebtbs Of what i. prsctised there Is done by English
and Irish mates, upon English and Irish sailors.
During the time served in the forecestle, often
heard the expression used by the English sailors that
they would what that id Yankee mate was m'do
Of aud bring about quarrel by their insoence sni
pretended ipnoraDce with the officers of tbs ship aud
ii il went wrong with them ana they happened to get
the VIC ret of it, they the sailors would prosecute the
officers when they got home. IL IL notorious tact,
tbst the greater art Of the cruelty practced on board
OF American ships is done by men who were bora ia
the British Islands. Az AHEhIIh SAiLpk.
Nsu,- York, August %, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

SUNDAY Excursion Row.-During the present
season. in addition to regular lines, from cine 70
twelve steamboats, leave the pier foot OF ing street
every Sunday, on excursions to Staten lsland, the
Fishing Banks and other places. The majority OF
these boats are chartered by clubs societies, and it
il estn aed that about ten thousand persons patron
ize them on that day. They start OF from sto io
O'Clock in the morning, and return between and 10
the evening, and during these hours, 80 great IL the
crowd upop the pier ami in the street leading thereto,
that Cant Turubul Of the Eighth Precinct has con-
sdered it biz duty TO detail four or five policemen TO
the ground to preserve order Many eIcursonss
deem it necessary to take glass two 5efore start
ing the bar is well patronzed dnringthe day, and by
the time they return home they are in pr condition
for hght.
The slghtest provocston leads to row, AID Il not
urirequenty happens that dozen " moro reacn
hone With eyes draped in rnourninr, noses Add hP'
split open and bodies considerably brGsed. - a gen
eral thing these fights take place at tie point OF des-
nation and are continued the retuTa trip On every
boat there are ore or two bars in all opsration and
around these fights are Of frequent occun1oce. Tho
barke,oers look On with fendiss glee, ind heap On
fuel in the way Of vile brandy, rra and ga.
The steamboat Chicopee, lef. the fost Of Spring
street Yesterday with TN Irish soeety, 81 ezcur
lion 10 Bddle's Grove, Statea Island. Nothing oc-
cured on the way down, bar at the Grove agh.
took place and the row sas resumed on the return
tro short time before tho boa. Gaze 10 her DOCK.
Officers Roberts, Grossly, Wes. ard Reynod-,
RUBBED on bosld and ates short sut desperate Goa
gct, put sn end to the Gsturbanes. Officer Roberts
seizss OF the ring siers, wse drew slung shot,
end attempted TO stnks him OVER the heal With It.
The officer gsppled with his prisoner, bu; the fellow
bIew the surg enc. into the river, aai in tie general
melee tkat epsut1. Oh board SUCCEEDED in escaping.
Notwithstanding The fesIul odds. The oaicers fought
msufuly, aud at length succested in quelliag tho
row. The rnsleaJess and all who participated In tho
fight n,de good ther escape, and 10 arrests wara
| Msde.