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NAVAL ALIrrEILseENcK.-- The steamer Brooklyn,
since her arrival at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, has
been undergoing extensive repairs, such a re-
csulking, setting mp rigging, &c. An extensive
aud fcommodicus cabin, which we announced
modation Of the captain, Is nearly pleted She
is TO be thoroughly repainted, ontside and In and
some minor attentions win be effected in her in.
ternal arrangements -Hef machinery Ia in Der.
feet condition. The erection Of the new marine
befracn 10 progressing rapidly. A large nnmber
Of men than heretofore employed have Been added
70 the force of workmen. which have sent the
walls about twelve feet from the foundation on
the main building, The ofacers quarters have
not az yet been commenced. Captain Shuttle
worth. the superintendent, has been unceasing In
his exertions 70 have the buildings erected a. soon
- pcssible, and tie contractors appear TO be deter
mined TO fulfil their share Of the contract The
hniidings are extensive, and win, when compile
lyn. Lieut.. Butler i(Bew appointmsnt) has re-
ported for duty at the Brooklyn Marine Bsrracks
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! A MrssIxe MAN FousD.-Mr. Daniel Keenan,,

9 A MrssIxe MAN FouSpy--Mr. Daniel Keenan,,
Of Bergen, N. J., wbs disappeared on the night
Of the 9th inst. under circumstances which led 70
the suppositon that he bad been robbed and mur.
dered on the Bergen plank road, was discoved by
bis friends at the Tombs, in New York, on Mon.
day night IL apPeapt that Mr., Keenan, left Al ysrs'
Hotel on Thursday evening", and proceeded TO
Now York by . steamboat from bergen Point,
where be fell IN with party, by whom he was
dfeadfully beaten, and robbed Of about $50 In
money, sa his yaieh and other eject The police
lag from wounds In the head, and insensitle.
The Injured man was conveyed TO the Tombs
where he remained until called for by his friends
temporanly insane. Mr.. keenan, was removed To
hi. residence on Tuesday, and u ID thought the
injuries win prove fatal y 80 e sisagl =
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3 D.In the U. 8. District Court, In New York,
on Wednesday q cas- was tried for the forfeiture
Of large number Of stereoscopfc views, a. inde.
cent The pictures produced on the thai repre-,
sented figures Of females, partially nude. They
were imported by Edward Anthony, who claimed
that they Were not indscen5 that they were psb-
chased BY both men and women. That the sane
class Of pictuses were exposed for sale In many Of
the stores IN Broadway, apd thst public opinion
was not adver:e to them The Judge left the
fact for them to determine. The fury found Tor
the government, condemning the goods. but
fccouimen>ed that the claimant be remunerated
By the government for the los he will sustsin bv
the verdict This vesdict it r. thonght, win put
stop 70 future impoftations Of this clazs Of nc.
tures a. the case on trial furnished the least nAe-
cent pictuEes Of any that have yet been seized. s
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- McGREGOR e 90 W.
21 House Furnishers. IA

+McGREGOR e 90 A
49, House Furnishers, IA
are now in recsipt ut their Ware Rooms, $40 and
S2s aSEvEsrH srREET, Of yery extensive and
well-selected assortment cf snaarF - h1lsE q
CABINET WARE AND OTHER FURNITURE
p.,or Suite. sSnsisnf Resst w.u.
~ Nshogany, upholstered, An the beat ana most
sts'ssee!s 4sss G:assss IT. tables, hsls -
E,snsh Pissss ss MMIssssrs " nth Eiit fssnss IT.
- painted Ill c0lors, - a. r 80. v a 80 -Ilg- :
ssssss ssa.s sfss so:sss!s :sS@sssa ssa piov.
Alse, ~ other Geeds u thr Houssfhruishins line
sss ss 5: = ~ fA'
ssrs .Sor noe,es nd use our sss . pp:s
sfSEts 70 rvs sntirs ..atisfkctron. =
gesso aSss p quick ssssy 8 Sssis4 tssa slos sSs
We issias ne ssssuties Of I'll Who esnssnplsss
81 $50 sss isk sss ssSs ssssssk SS :ses:s
8s(l ssIsls DSIsTRE1r.' - q I 9S0
!. 5APEaHANGINee-Nsv ssoek. :sAsss a.
e.. ~. n.as y sFp.isassa verlnsi. s.d ssss.
"a 3 slts5 III. yss.. =
NJ N sss EsS9iss,s 6 hsssiszsarsai 4 sAis
J04 4.K.PBANr . 90,
.szdTrswf3rPp and pRsS S SsIssssC;is, ssC +.
TsE s.s,st.e = g y'st ssst tsss .ss: .4s..s.. = !.
6 81 'S:;;'::; ~ y; 7; I ;
Ioss y s|sss isssss = s soss e
- q ss'eI5 go IlsAs wssoosss.I Il.,ssj
1Mn4IAiks sssssay aoss. ssdsll ordssrs. proeubs
ss.:: go OsH.s;i Y W'1c.3s6,; dTs'.
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II Whsn ths pous morssm sx.ni g 9, - ~
Gr.ham va bsanE esAs, man Aasss1 4 Rssss.ilv
been sewed up and deposited IN ths eSsIS = -
v.lly e1aimed = neve lost nag ffom kis Snss,.
ard insided that Nm 0toha1np shoola afve 6im,
pe1Lmfoe = sa1ch The lbsdy, e pay kin oSG
tAsalsg0 value 81 the rfng< a sa-iss,s.e7T
~ ss & &C. q
1iaRS, - has ulpenlls1 6nl1he Sl1lI, ~ ~ ~
,gsm, dissedy ey1f lke le1di g ~ -, -
hskls picture, undeene elfh xhich = thq h(Igxihf
e ses3e ep.e p's. nd fofbja them shfif - sufk
!. w. The Austin (Texss) Gazette has infosma-
tion that the Camsnchss meditsfs a attach On
Nesshen Texas during ths eomiag winter.
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A FUxuy BLUxpsR IN THR ATLANTIC Moxrnry.
TO people who are in the habit Of criticising se,
yereiy such errofS a. appear In the daily press
esussd BY the haste with which the matter must
e psePased, 81 up and corrected, we commend
ae letiowfng exfzact from the Atlantic MONTHLY
- -. Oesooes-a pertodicsi which Is supposed tobe
~ uP Win peculiar care and correctness IN ali
fesPsc&9 g N story esllsd ssrhe Wondesmftb, ,'s
..si,s bit q Ssssss psel yieK o
the in9uslsious mothes OF six chfldree -. sS;st
g Wnscn - oniy nine months old. an q whom are
oependsnt upon her exertions for support - I
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CONSOLIDATED LOTrERlES or DEI.,
" AWARE. .3sl-T'lL !
FRANCE, BROADBENTS 4 CO., MAxxexrs

y a.a. .WILNINerON, DKLAWxRE
FRANCE. E,.BROADRENTS & co. having oh
sslnsd non the Lesislssare Of Delaware, q itsats
ton for period Of twenty years. and having siven
bonds TO the State for oe gsiios Of dollars 70 So
DATED LofTERlwEs vs. OF D DbEHaW4iRE III stiSEi1r f6r
gnrIoses, and the SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY
or I'd EtDELLAWhRE for the same ohjeet,. y
drawn daily at Is minutes before D. M. and the
sussex County Lottery daily q Is minutes before
All drawings under the superintendence Of Lot
sery Commissioners appointed By the State or Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-14

FEMALE TEACHERS
WO Young ladies', sisters > perienced teach.
ere are deslrops Of entering seminary for ladies,
60 instruct In the following branches: CO. :
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Latin Frenoh
higher English Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre,
or to Mt. Weston, editor ofthe Republf1.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT SCHOOL, - -
- SubecIlber vii open, upon the Sd Obtober,
tween Pa avenue and street north, over the ,tore
9f Wilson Bari. Here will be taught all the
Engllsh branches, Mathematics, Ancient and Mod
ern Classics. Book Keeping. Drsvins, Engineer
ing, Archltect9re, National Philosophy, and al or
which the calling in life of any individua nav ce
msnd. There will also be delivered, twice q geei.
cal relations. --sr --''N''-' IN -" 's P'soa
For further particulars see principal.
Residsnce-No. sac .tssss M T. b.t1.e1L bstrEELEi Isth
= sno ioshs f.ff- nfs' f d. oc S-Sm
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a MRS. wINsLOW, 8a @ 7aI7s3I
rss!nti e e. Nsrss End Female
! s 90 THING s. YRU p,

aa.aR STA Fer Children Teethine,s ; :. ..'- y Il
which greaty seissss the process of sssssr By esa-
ing tAs guns, rsdncing ell isAA asy Az
Palm ans sp~sssedis actieas aad 10 fsss.fslsf. = -
~ SURE TO kEGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upse d. noshsrs IL M give resi- 20 ysurseves aad
PkELIERAND HEALTH 70 -FOUR INFANTS
We have Pot up cold article cor
cAn AT m sSosrInENeH AND rarrH Of IT, ~hsi has .
M,ss.s: MRS, * x. : = * s2IIl6, IIal =
frcf acurs,lwINsL0w,sl.s.ssc ! ai..Is o ,,sa' "a.
sss .s :, l.s. SOOTHING s,.
g: 9. ss.:f.sy 4.5s =. SYRUP, a:ss:d win i:
hirhtst Of s maeieaI esets ana medic
vif,n:s We spssk this matter WAR VIZ DO KNOW =
amer tsn yess experience, ASD PLEDGE oUR RRRUTA-
JIer foa THE FrLSiLMENT OF WHAT WE HEAR n
log nom and exhapstion relief will be found In e
or twenty minutes after the syrup 10 administered
This v.lnabe preparsion s e prescription Of Of
most ExrEaIENcRD and sKILFUL Nuasks in New Eng
land and has been used with SEvERFAILisa succEss In
f,b ~. THOUSANDS OF CASES.
only relieves the child from pan but the
stomach and bowels, aedty gives tone and
energy 10 hs whole win almost Instantly relieve
GRIPISe IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLrc,
and overcome xh,eh i not .Pe.dil rem.dl.d
AND sus FOR snsss spT ;s ~. sns wanp snsp
IN al essssio Of pTs] 9HILDREN KxT IN sad pIAa-
sri.:. from .. .ssinr rEETHING DaEs. .hs.hss =
We would say 70 every cher who has child sus
s1I SfnIn
stand bewssn yonr suffering child relief v
nedlcine timely psed Pnll drsetot for using win ae
cUkTs PEKKiNs New fors Z % he osssid. % srspp.i
Principal O&es, No. is Cedar street. N. - -
rnee only Is Cent? per Bottle. ff.- % n i-d&vIyi
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1fonvS w - - = I :
,C1 MANrLEs,

49, MANTLEs. 49, -. :.
SHAwLS &c &c
We viii open on Monday, October ioth. In our
NEw CEohK RooN. ed noot "a beautiful assort-
nsa ds.yys, Tsn sI .s1S s5S
Bay State. Waterloo and scotch long and square
Shawis, OF new designs; cashmere, Merino, fhib-
Thibet and Cloti Shavls. Also, s-l Black Merino
Tor 70 ss,aHls S,a,h Racki Brown I'm and pr.e Cloak
&c,sr tocs,s TAYLOR & HUTCHiSON.
WoQDGWoODn..Hickory. Oak. and Pine
pared or IN the cord ienFths; w CO :
Propneto,s ofths CITY Steam Fire Weod Mills,
a, Fe2t Of nth IT beloy War DEPART.
w. Orders len ct either lace viii rsosivs prompt
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CEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY
NJ I,l.s BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
a. Ine dnties Of this Institution viii BE- resumed on
ing terms, may be o6ta as 20 the Seminary, or by
Addressing the Principal. -
ez-Ta. Th& ssv N. y NARROWER.
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THE RESIDENTS. OF WEST END, AND
= others In wan want Of PURE MEpIcINEs,Z
my establishment, II Pa svsnue, south aide. -
Ny sssoYtment comprises all articles In ny iins
ing Of Rhysieians' Prosecutions. - -
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= 279 T, ,PsGrE,. ,PoTENTINL y 2O6 !
IA; ia ~. iAAyr. F0RE5GSS SE ER UITS, Pa. AVE,

- - PATEs,. PREsEsRtilEs. a'' '"0'S'
- CONDIMENTS, &c.,
Begs leave to call the sttenrion of his friends and
the public generally to his New store, under Will
i4ldhs Hotel, just opened, in connexi0n with his
old ,estabhshmsat, where he viii be happy to re-
any orders for superior CONNECTIONS his own
Also, all orders for Dinners, suppers, Balls, and
Pnvats Parties which will be served up in his in
patch which he has hitherto shown. lTI a oo8
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SUSSEX COUNTY Lo rrERIEs.f
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. - Z
To Be dravP daily at w Wilniington, Delaware. at

q
sUsskx COUNTY LO rTERIES.f
To b drsyf dsiIy s sssa. B6sl;vsrs. Il Is
=. MONDAY Z. October 10.
class iss-7s nan6sFs, =. s;f Z drawn bsllots. d
I: &: III. I | 6. .I,a; + III. 2 2 .
= clsn 10 rs nupbers, ,is drawn bsiiots.s
prize Of :. $3.50 s Prizes of. 80. .3,pp
= 4 Do. %. s- r.' 4isss.. lss d. As. 20 !.
& < c..% . %aE9sSns ans S,iss:s s:ss s.,.,.
,ssiss of !I:fis Ssi.s. d, 3 sse
70 - - 'Tsss fise!t. i q. ,sa ~; s'
c,. q e sssSss; s.s., I, s.,,s,.
,,stic. t sss5s:| q |Iis;s ssl.s. 4 sss q
s. r,.l.s: J.
Gu. ss8sy osssss;: s:.ss = s.,,ss. 7
ga q 7. -,.is' 4Ise!.. |Ess i. e. g I
c,... s. A5psRAsx; sl'Is.I;. { s!:xs ana ,, 9
'''ss:ei &. 4: s: 8. i. 80 3
'LIa ~ zss1sfsssf 4 - s Sr 2 z
3 vls ii !. ..ss. 6.
ssoe :ssesess - ss - 9rsfs a1aYi'E' sent e
ssi:s s eRsS.s. $50 Go !
I: & I: Z: e: 80: So: !! 'i!: e.
= =. .s... .sss csl:a.p. g s.:s i:.s; - y as -
VIII s5slHsx. lsss,ls::s s1s:s..sa5y "a yES;;ssis;KH
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Mn mKS McC0KMICkS SCHOOL.
NIkS. MCCORMICK desires 70 inform her
friends and the public generally that she viii
the duties Of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise al the
ton. s..IH -sl-7 80 - -
In addition to her day schoars she is desirous of
receiylnE into her family few pupils bosrders,
agsG rom 10 70 years, yho wiz be under her
Her .rrsngemsnts for the ACCOMMODATION and
and othervise improved. those in Washin tor
desiring particular information with references 10
her school may apply to w. ID. Wsllaoh, Editor Of
For terms and further psrtioulars apply st her
reudence-No. % Cameron street, Aiexandria, Va
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THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, $500 :
On 8fk sfyeef, bsfsceea X oad L
This Institution will be opened on Monday, sept
5th Cireulars may be obtsined At Bookstores. or
on application to the Principal &C the Institution
The limited number OF scholars thirty j the am pie
private Play grounds, and the quietIocation render
this q most desirable school for boys.
On Is A. c. RICHARDS, Prin'l.
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u y = O.A.L,mo y "a a L!'
and af With 4 s s.sa soa s
celebrated White and + ed Ash COAL, which viii
fsi. the cash Also; on hard large lot q
Split Wood ofall lengths r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 7
seS 14th st.. nsar the Canal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12

,b.s ron, IS 70 10 ND. Of al. 1.yis,9qa p ,;s =
ais,r.s, p ID, ard "ssos,n r. r-sss CON
& IaS MI. O. god live, psyis,ap. t-,o - is' o. -
.rd b. psIt The u.se he. if9n " 5 R,.r "A tbs
80 81 IA. .aule sad bsfa-tsE uP0n De hi'''-" NV"
s.ssise. ,rsn y. NJ hI'n ceu, ssaS Sd 30 H. i
- Iiy 90: ri th. q-.on for tbs steamers 9p -
Rv 10 so.'.oas aI N ,ess. ~ n :. vi D.; B.
-. 20 hsv. h.u sHd he oes'nes' W. = - -
hsn . s. n ,in-; {: "a uo - Ing To eoFs Ne
N-'.S = - =, M eer.,, -.-u-r.1-e., and tSc cas- .
a. ,l-sr thst Iu-- from - J,-epa p 40 -.
vi rf..r.z.. l. pr.b,se ia. - ~-s--u -.
i a., l, =. .g, way I have nii 'a-s a-ea 70 (,
b.., h.esus- .,me i1sDes Rave sapp' iDs' "a -
IN ~ ~s5 se lie Of - yea that haSaE oisapi-s ~. IT,
- = - ,inue th1l - tb- .--soa 4, sn' rate Il torY '
r. ,,,ir ~ = uls, .. 'hat vh~a - - ~airf ,-
',urr., ~sieh by ess 81 o. IA day
wi,s 70 t- lsnd' q ~ Ca p y i,'N IN -
al A. ,hs b., cls.. Of lrois sDd oa' from iesu le
'dai,d 20 s'ester s'i.iy - 20 -, I'll ID ~r-, .sg.1f
of = miles ''e sorr.v hli more i,'l- 80 -, = - r.
,-,l-, c1i.s A. q rDt e mi--, odi ne VS. =
AZ - IN y 10 n-''l 49,. ,s-s Z. nh better
vst. - thin 'bs sac = lhn1's nd n, o'i. ii-' -
rrb r rof-y man IL landed deb. of th- Conpaiy d
m their scnirsbe e34rsrt' ssoFsar en- Hilr 3 y 80
~ a. , ~ No ihs: hey c.r 5aiai h ne sa,hrn sad
Sr-bsrn make. 10y .'ouia me-; VITO T1aiy - "a
question sskrd WY W have roi "a olr ~
,rr We ere ru,ii-d very Ee land upon tse e@ein
80 N. 1e 'at ep-aed a-d sra-.a 81 ;.-
ueb veiy dsl hays been pasnr ihroash ~ yN
..rutd ils1g- drut B. mas- any -S2 rs'e cEtnta.ol y
srt ,r az ma ana. q-sAuy oi sud Al 0 PafAcoi exam
nation. have b-,a made and tprn n' g. nP- ~
rhs ro.o .,ssn1 0fEi rsi which MI g. mo F-ac "a Al
,bor, he reoe Jolly whrb ousat = m-se Ar CON
eucspspt The prospects Of - "csi.n 'A .
80 10, osi vey arse -. o. otee coz ~ s. nis
s ;he 5. poor. sna TIE iaiGilt pil4ta o. ,H 80 80
bt lth Sf 'fe p DO" pr F.4
.e ~by tie sales should ~ aT sood u me
Ia suC - 5-eeJr-ty.
'h plhsrs s;atrd. ;hs; our o, ra'e icr rass
,.rs 4. - cents liz, lhIouGn ste LoN lv 20 OPP d
lion 20 he two crL;s 20 'hiee aLa A-.' -
d.r.pdias on The shch be hr3ugh posei st e gos
Frs.tt r.te ahl; ie ~ hfst 81 80 -
ta.r Ncapt be which mucn hgh'F bai P't
b ~. p kent I rHI =
bi,h vii naAe lie % raug expense. low per cent oi tae
rros.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12
Msrkets-Rep0rted by telegraph.

Erw-OsLEaN. July II Cor Sales day bales,
suchausEd pTcrs IKFICHTsto Liverpool, s-,6d.
NINCisNAT jay ii - LOCRA decilins tendency; -le a.
p 8to6 for superfne. WHsEY, p. PROvisioss uE
ChsIgsd
BUFFIo July ll-G p m -FLoUR in moderate demand
or Inol, from Sp ing Whest IS @ja - - fJr
Whcousn from Club Whes ~ j0Q S6 IS Tor extra Mich.
iEsD. Ildais and ONO; ga ~ 81! fr double
NHEsT qui-t s"s 80 bush White Indiana Il 81 81 4;
steJ bush. White hrllcky Priys'e terms. Coax
firm, blt closed 1c lO~eT, 800 bush NJ. Illinois,
20 arrive 5c LOO bush. Nc. DO ~ y Gc. from
Nc saes oer srsns CANAL FsEICHrs unchsagd WHISKY
soysDc,c g. ssls 80 bb4s a. @5sc. LAKE iHPoRTs-i20O
bbs E0l = go tu-h " heat H. % bush Com, 1900 bush
Ol'E CASsL EXPokTs-250 bbl Flour .3D00 buah Waast
Is 90 Com, u co. bush. Oats.
OsWEcO Jly ile ?. m.-FLoUR msrke, steady sales SO
bis 50 Iom Milwaukee Club Wheat WHEAT quie 9th
small ,es of WHIT Indiana Al g a. C0sN cali s.es Of
u. CANAL FEEfGHTs steady az o. Flour, &C.
What &c. Co-n, New i0r1 LsgF IMPORrs. S0O0
bush. Wheat 9t' bCsh Com CsNAL EXPORTS: 100 bbs
FlOur. lJ - bl,b. W Wheat. 900 bu.a Corn.
CuAELEsTos. July IL COEToS UlcAapged the ses Of The
las. three cay foot Up a. ba'...
ALBANY Jry ll-b -tL0ue IN fair demand for retail
prices ged. NHEAT. Co.'s sld OATS Inactive small
parcel he CsIacisI WHEAT sOG al 81 90 Corn trn sup
ply light sale. u 90 bcsh 81 sec in so-e for Nesrn mixed
oATs-ss!es $3.50 BUSH State on PIy.e terms ooo bush
Canada Ess; to- NHIsEY SHADE BE-: sae 27.. Re
cepfs CT CsrrLE today 4rge BEFF Ia C. lover b b than
last week Over 1000 head 90 New lork.
BALTIaokE, July ll-tLOCR epclneo &c; City Mil. sc
WHEAT declined l0c.; White tl 2)0sl a.; Red. s S0a
81 30 CosS Eru yellow, e"Qoc PEoysloss qciet Wais
srll At &c foT Quo.
PHILADELPHI,, Juy liFLoUR dul and urchsazed VRE.r
vsFy . Red 40 WL.;e 81 ~. CoES Reli &C. fos Yel.
.5E. NHfsK1 trra g. ga 4ec.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12

FArHER RUSsISG OFF WITH ms FANiLf,-
On Saturday lest an old negro man OF steu 'en'iie,
cth.y fable gentlemen Of that place, hitohed up con-
yeyspce and went to West Liberty IN TINS cJuoty tor
the purpo-e of carrying away slave giTl ana ner
child. mother and brother, the property oi JOSIAH
ChspLpe. The old man. SGowiep, Is the father oi the
f.uIy. In the evening the family was sent dOTn TO
the m on,b Of the lane some distance from The ho1se
where they we're to take carriage which "a7 pro
",dsd t,,Y ,hat purpo-s. SOme the citizens vi the
,.,i,v hnyior observed the colorei folks during tbe
Sny o.cided TO wah their movements, and - inter-
eesiea the carriage 1t was moving away WIN ~
Mad. The citizens demanded halt under penalty oi
sold lead. When the two parties came tosetner' "
s.id The old nan Suowden fought desperately, aud
,sy,ra times Knocked down before he would yell
An the pegroes engaged in tue affair, slave and tree,
v,re arrested ana committed 10 al by ate
Wh. cling IVA IDtelhssueer July J.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12
aD0 4 ID

aIryNOp Saturday morning. July OF consumption, .t his
r,ioence Euhed Conn, kdwhrd r Anen PuoIshsf No
sprpos 81, e. Nvw.Yors, aged 50 years n,.-,..
Fn,al service. will b. attended at the lower PlesoVe,ah
s Frirps. arr invited to at, without further Invitation
CsrTass, vail BE- in waiting al the Thompsonye station Oh
tbe arrival Of the rains
New Ia slspd and city papers please copy.
BEEBE-A sarAos., Sunday night Jaly TO- william sseoe'
TIE pds Of family are requested % send nis ian%s %
esy lab inst Al 81 O'Clock M, without further notice
BATrs-In this city Saturday July after short Illness
MAJ, Celia only dSu gheI E. and w W. Bate aged year,
mouths and y days
BARBER-n Broolyn on Sunday morning, July TO- joseph
Terry youngest child Of John 4. and Eliza Barber
BREYER-At the residence Of her husband Aine street
Brsyer, sssd ~ years
CRAGiN-At Mason Village, n. H. on Wednesday June 2s'
CIssip aged "a years.
CoLsY-A, Harlem on Sunday, June TO- Neie Ladd young
est 1surher Of DR. J. L. and NJ A Colby aged years.
xse fi nd. Of the family invited to attend the funeral from
ts d, nee father On, hundred hh street
between Fourth and Fifth avenues this day (IHesaSyhA
o'cloek p. m.
H rvr. and frend. also those brother Charles Green
, .RsSc Sss cs.I. S,sH oIesB e.P No. n Madison street
Bo,tcn and Cbsrh siown papers please copy.
GREY-In this city Saturday nish July James hoNS
BARRisos-in Kingston N. Y, Friday morning July 8,
the Rev. John C. Harrison D. D., in his 60'h year
Phiad,lphiA papers please copy
KTLLY-ln this city Sunday. July TO- John Kelly native
Of fLeiisfkcnny, u unty ooheeaI Heau1
AEALEY-In this city, Saturday july 2 at 10 O'CLOCK p M,
r'ia M,ary beloved daughter Of Thomas and Margaret
Nealey, aged years and 10 mouths
NlDDAGh-In Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon July y IN he
s year Of her Martha Mdoash wido" oi The Ae A''
Nddsgo.
HeDowFLI-In this city, on s~aRy July 10 'fer shor'
bat severe ipes, Mary the beloSRsfe OF Thomas Mellow
ell, aged 81 years.
EOLAN-n lhis city, Sunday July 10 Of consumption,
Maria Nolan, eyed Il years, months aud q days
OBRlEN-ln this city Sunday July lOJohn O6neni aged
2l years, native Of County Sligo, Ireland
PEARsALIOn Second day Money 9Th month, llth a. tie
sdebce of C. Pearsa Brooklyn, Elizabeth widow
81 The late Thomas Pesss w the 92d year # e,T age.
Her ismsns will be tAten Ia Glen Cove for ntermeut
RICHMOND-At Souhod Long Island, Sunday, July 10
J,ninla, wife of Warren Richmond aged % yvars.
The funeral will take pace Tuesdey 18th iust, at O'clock
M frum her late residence Ne. 2S Fulton street, Brooklyn
RILFY-In this CITY, Sunday July 10 John Riley, native
the Parish Castle Roh County Cayau lrelsnd aged ~
years.
sEALEY-Suddeny South Oyster Bay Long Island on Tues
oay July Elsb,h, Fvi ot the late Daniel Sealcy IL the
7eth year q h,r
TBRaLL-In this city. Sunday, July TO- Joseph O. ThrA
ascd - years months aud q days.
WARRENIn BrooklYp Sunday July los ames Theodore,
sos Of Theodore and Louise d Warren sged7 months.
wATsON-on Saturday Juy g. Elizabeth widow Of joseph
Watson, aged 10 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12
OVERWHELMED INDIAN WAR.
P,.u "a, 9, Jo,epa Journal Julys.

Fross Ths 81 Joseph Jos r"14' .N-s
few DAYS siocs - Inc ntioOsn IoSo ." a. o'I
>fClex.,,s Indisos h I'd made descent on Ia Soee
,,n.y ana in the absence of the warnors, ms1sacfed
a. IA ,., wom. and cbildreD, and ali Va-te Their
.,i.aa r, .nears taat the P4wnees are nJg IN pur-
sn,, - ,h, es.ies and ID their msrcn are proving
sy;ns a, apoe 70 the whites, thIeving, roo0'og
snS in sms ios attacking those through ~oose
se,,,enents tbeS passing. TIE OMAHA Ne6TasS'dH
sf Saturday, July ,, says: .s..
Yesterday afternoon two uen came lnto the Guy
IN great baste, bringing the Intelligence ths, parry
a. sysE Pasbees attacked four wnita ssttleneb'
the night before, near the town oi DE WIZ, Dh5e
County some 3. miles northwest Of tontsn.He "ui
about forty miles from this CITY,. The ind,shs III
repUIeed with the iJss Of four Of theT nninoer AN
One uf the whItes was wounded, but mol ssilo-1,J %
"Oai informant says that from 'OJ 70 on ra".oe
wsrrors were ebcsDpeo but short d'-t1po non' 'o
skirni,h f.rrs1 TO- and seTiOus diflcnile' were s
pYwh.nded All the whites IN THAI req IN hs' aileu
,,,snseIy.s and were nome DtaIily expecting Is-
n.xsl a. bostIlisies They brought peiton 70 1oV'
Ri.eL nryipv the peressiy Of c4lhog o1t the mat.
G. ,hir ,,,des,lion sm al body Of men well ar ned
., mi, cav for the seat Of last night and others
wlll foBO. to-day. r .
II is believed that the savage are portion of r
band sent out against the Cbeyenner and tears are en-
te,a ned that they VIII Tsvage the se'temen's near
them before starting couple OF Pawnee ru"h'r
evidently spes were arrested IN this city lat evening
and Iodg.o ID jail. TDey we're endeavoring 70 ge; olt
of town lust a. the armed force from mere were tft-
np."