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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
MARINE AFFAIRS.
ARRIyAL OF TIE TDIkBURGH.

ARRNA AL OF IHt EDlhBCROH.
The steamship Edinburgh, from GaegoT MAJ 20,
arrived at this port yesterday. She experienced
mostly moderate westerly wind. Or the 18th inst,
in lat As 80 lon 35 40 W., passed email Norwegian
brig. The Edinburgh left at 9:3O p. IN Of the eth
inst arrived at $50 p. IN. Of the Goth inst. She was
detained about six hours in dense fog outside
NAVAL.
The frigate Sabine, now of the Battery, Will pro-
ceed as possible to the nsyy-yard there to be
docked and repaired prior to her return to the Brazil
station as flag ship. Commodore j. X. Sands will go
out in her. and take command Of that station Capt.
H. A. Adams is to be detached from the Sabine but
no has been known to be appointed to al up the
vacancy, yet. During the repairs, which will oc-
cupy two weeks or more, her crew will be sent on
board Of the North Carolina.
FOR HAMBURG.
The Detroit Daily AdrertiSer notices among the
clearances from that port on Saturday the schooner
Grand Turk, Capt. Starkweather, for Hamburg, Ger
many, with large cargo consisting Of 900 feet
of white oak shippsnk, 5000 feet Of hickory timber
1900 feet ash TIMBER and 900 feet white ash oars
The oak plank is very superior article, pieces
being 20 feet in length, and clear at that.
REVIVAL OF The AFRICAN TRADE.
Messrs. JohI son, Turpin & Dunham Of Monrovin,
nave chartered thc Mehdl, now lying at te ioot VI
Clinton street where she Is taking in cargo of tobacco
and other articles required for the African trade. She
built for that commerce, and has made several
trips already. 1t is in contemplation by the firm at
Monrovia to purchase her and make regular trips be-
tween that port and New York Mr. johnson has
been successfully engaged for many years in traffic
with this country, and made several visits to this
country for commercial purposes. The Mendi sets sa
next week for Monrova. She takes out the Rev. Mr..
Monroe of Brooklyn and about 40 emigrans, princi-
paly composed of the most intelligent Of our colored
population. At her next trip We understand that
another company of coonists Will be in readiness.
FIRE OS THE STATE or MAINE.
Tile Nev-Bedtord Standard states that the steamer
State Of Maine, Of the Fall River line, caught fire on
Tuesday morning while lying at Fall River. 1t was
speedily extiDguished, however, without much dam
age. It originated in the ash pit the sheet iron which
lined hole under the mouth of the boiler fireplace,
through which the hot Goals were thrown when the
fires cleared out having worR through, leaving
several inches Of the outside plank exposed. Some
Goals had got between the sheetng and the board and
the fire smouldered all night, and when discovered
was just breaking through the cabin ceiling, among
the berls,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Amy Life on the Pacific. BY Lawrence Kip, L. S A. limo
pp. IA Redfed
The tssque Of Kiawsh By William Gilmore Simms esq.
l2mo. pp COO. The Same.
The Life of General H. Haveock X. c. b. By j. T. Headley
limo DIP SIS. Charles Scribner
The Union Tabernacle: or Movable Church BY the Rev
Edwin M Long l2mo. PIP. IA Parry MCMILLAN.
The Epses of St. Peter ST. Jude preached and explained
by Martin Luther. Translated by l.. III. Gilet l2mo.
pp. $50. Ansou d. r. Randolph.
Harper Brothers List of Publcstons l2no PIP "a Harper
Brothers.
Proverb aud Moral Thoughts BY Charles Henry Hanger.
lSmo. up aA. Mayhew L Baker.
Lyinsston United States Law Register BY John Livingston
l2no rp. ,CSl. New York. -
The United States Insurance Almanac for 1859 g. f. Curre
The Bible in Levan; The Life and Letters Of the Rev
c. N RICHTER. By Samuel Irensus Prime limo. pp.
SIS. Sheldon & Co.
Truth is Eyorythne. By Mrs Thomas Gedar. lano. pp.
III, The Same
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

DrArE FROM BrRNs.-An inquest was held al N"
60 Water street. by Coroner Gamble, on the body o' '
Hughes. a. IrsA woman, O. years OF age VINO a,sa " -"
a.. - - ~ ,h eys,ins Of the S:h inst, Mrs Hughes
was sitting beside table in house No 9t pv,'ion
which stood lighted candle Is supPoso H tnae 20 hn
asleep and leaning the table, some portion o' ~
in with the candle When & h
IRE could be eN,nguished the vals had been reached
die, OF from accidentally received "a' Tenaee
nv n
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

The Gicns Falls Free Press says that on Ihui'
day last Sylvester McAwley's wife and child were
buypt In shocking manner the child lived but short
time Mrs. McAwley is not expected to live. MI NC
Awley was boiling pitch in the cabin Of his boat when
in taking dish full cut Of the kettle, some dropped on
the stove igniting the whole, causing an explosion
equal 10 gunpoWder.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

UsIos SABBATH SERVICES AT THE COOPER lssri-
TUTE.-The large hall Of the Cooper Institute mas
been leased for the Sabbaths Of the year. and VIII De
occupied as follows Morning preaching at lO O'Clock.
Afternoon. General Union Prayer and Conference
Meeting at 81 O'Clock. Evening, Preaching at o
O'Clock. Seats free.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
advertisement.
GROCERY STORES,
APoTHycARY STORES,
fRUIT STORES,
BAR-Ro0sS,
HOTELS.

APoTHycARy STORES,
fRUIT STORES,
BAR- -Roons,
HOTELS.
CAUTION PUBLIC.
undeand that large quantity of mixed and poisonos On.
put Up II Wof Schedsm Aromatic 6obssSp
signed Aonzo Wolf been sod Ia This market aud parchs
by fruit phecary and grocery stores on account 9th
chespne.s Of the stuff
Any has been imposed upon In the prchass Of %
counterfeit will confer favor by leaving sending his -
my Office And caution all prsons from purchasing or selling
any put up The Schedaul Schnspps
unless put up by with my the ble aud ook With
fac-simile Oh my signature on the label
UDoLPHO WoLry,
No q B-ssers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
lAdvertisement J
Il G Gn1I.rr HnI-ur
II. B. Goodyear

L. >. CIRCUIT COURT,
Southern District cf New York., ~,
Before the Hon. Judsn heisps
II. B. Goodyear
N. T. Gutts PerchA
Comb Company. J ,.-..... a., Al. ,.f,i.-.
ren of what h known Hard India h1ee-r sna o'ss
p Psn heinz the Invention Of Melon Cootyess, and te
ub,eh h. oL.ne1 Letters Patent ds,ed May b,i. shses
,sre re sed IN Patents 20 TIE plsiEs s Ln MAinsuss
The deEendanis Manufactured sna "" c"'' s'' "1sSe
percha IL violation Of ssd Pstents -
h a. came the lsa a May lasts The Jury
,sn,nss verdict favor Of the pnff sustaining the validity
Of the P,tens . ,,,a
C. ~ Keller esq, for plsin'if'
Geo @. G.ford, esq, fot defendsnt+
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

TIKI FIsIIo CHAsProssHIP OF ESGLASD.-Tom
ssyers has accepted the challenge Of Aaron Jones,
and the money has been put up. No particulars re-
garding the challenge of HeeDan have yet come to
hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

THE CASE OF JAMES GLAss-DrsAGREENENf AND
DISCHARGE OF THE JURY.-On Friday morning the
Jury in this case having been out 30 hours sent
for by the Court They stated their inabltyto agree,
and were thereupon discharged. 1t was stated that
they stood ten for conviction of mansaughter in the
first degree and two for acqutta On motion of the
District Attorney the Judge granted writ of eertiO-
rarl, to remove the case into the Supreme Court
with view of changing the venue to another county
as it would be next to impossible to obtain another
jury in this county.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
(Adve-iseu,eat.
TUP WnRIp's OwS

sho1d Be the tile o he Iodsn Remedy krovn a. tae prol.
ton of Nshmeo.tsh Afterwards M M A. Gsrd,sr cssl .hs
Indian Bassm of Lverwo and Hoarh,1ad II Cns
Caasu ssss-sassA L-os CsypaaA I.s ssd sysgywtsC0.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
CITY ITEMS.

MrrRoroLrAs THEaTER--This evening. w..
Conway the manager of this establishment taxes M
first benefit, assisted by Mr.. Haokett and the koo
zani Ballet Troupe. having mostly kindly volunteered
their services
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

TEE LowBER CLAIN-As OPINION ADVERSE TO IT.
Mr. John McKeon, to whom referred by the
Controller the claim of Robert W. Lowber against the
City for s24OO0O, has reported to the Controller that
the Controller should take to set aside the
execution and sale Of the property of the City made
some months since, the Judgment on which it was
issued had been vacated and set aside by the General
Term Of the Supreme Court of this district. Mr.. Me-
Keon susains his report by citing the opinions OF JUS
tces Davies and Sutherland, who decided, on certain
motions heretofore made in the cause that the original
Judgment had been vacated and all proceedings stayed
until certain conditions had been complied with by Mr.
Lowber " which have never been fulfilled.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
fAiyertisement.
s.=The CANTON TEA COMPANY hays On

hand every variety Of TEAS fox Grocer and Tea Deser sd p
families Souebons Ooons Young Hyspn fom %
4Oc GunpowdeF Imperial from 2 70 eoc. Al qssa-
equally low Aso three pound boxes FAMILY ~
sad RsoseyeitStA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
THE ASSAULT Upon A CHILD.

To ne Edit, Of Tie n l. Tri61ae.
Sir: noticed that complaint had been preferred
sgsiast NE for a. indecent assault upoa child, aat
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

Gas GAs,-GAs FIXTURES have been pro-
daced factory of the undergnsd which surps b
Of the world II beauty and prices Cal s res Dep,
No. 80 BSosdwsy WARsEs, Pscx 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
fAdyertiseueatI
fAdyersiemeg..

rty.Ty rHE HIGHER NATURE and In wha, pursuit.
maxi the Of himsek may b. @arned b. PhrerooGoaA
Exarinstiou q. FowLEE WELLss. No. Ss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
Advertisement
LAST TINE OF LITTLE CORDFIIA III

ss Eva, in UScLE ToNs CABIN at BAsAvs's MyssUx-Lss
time Of her mother Tops@yLss time of the Thrilling Dxsn
itself THs AFTERNOON aud EVENING Go early, and get gssA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

NEW FREE CHuRcH.-A new missionary enterprise
viii be insugurated on Sunday in the northwestern
part OF the city. The Church of the Free Gospel
protestant EpscopsD in Twenty-ninth street, west
of the Ninth avenue, will be opened as Free Church
Services at lCi a. m. and p. m. This Church has
been purchased and the support of the missionary
the Rev. NJ. Neide, late of Rockawayl provided by
the congreg alton of the parish of the Holy Apostles
aided by few friends of missions.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

TIE Spiritual Telegraph and Fireside Preacher
published by Charles Partridge, in this city contains
every week verbatim report Of Sermon delivered
on the previous Sunday by the Rev. Fl. W. Beecher
and also Sermon delivered by the Rev. f. H. Cha
min, beside other matter of interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

TICKET SwINDLRs.-Wm Foster arrested and
placed 500 bonds yesterday by Jac. Welsh swim
ding VIM Harris Geo Woodhan and VIM Judge three coas-
trymen their Liverpool Charles Moore
pce Foster also brought up snd held bail In o i
aauliDs Francis Commeossy, companion Of the swtndle
parties.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

The clippership Nnbob, l245 tuns register, il now
on tho great bslance for ep She will be stripped.
csulked aud newly oopptIed The ship Palestine 75t
register the Sectional Do, for the purpose
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

Notice is called to public meeting in behalf of I
Church Mission to our Jewish population.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

FATAL OccURREScE.-A man named Quinn aP-
piled for employment few days ago at the Nassau
Color Works, in West Thirtyseventh street. and was
engaged He appears, however, to have been OF
very Incorporate habits, so much SO in fact that on
Thursday the Superintendent lest he should fall into
the boiling color vsts had him taken up stairs to the
fifth story and put to bed until he should become
sober. Upon going to look for him on Friday morn
ing he could not be found. Further search disclosed
the fact that he had fallen through the haehwsy into
the cellar. where his dead body was found.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

Formerly the sree.Pump partially supplied ta,s want
thirst caa find almost no public place in the city to
which he can rsecr with feeling Of right to cup OF
cold water; and he is driven 10 adrsnshop, where
false notion Of sercspect impels him to drink that
Nvhch costs him somcthing-and It oeo does cost hm
mo. e than he hsd counted upon. As preves.ive Of
drum enness, and means OF removing temptation to
evil b,unts and habits il is believed thai this eAPe.
dent woud be found worthy Of tra to say OF
its sanitary and humane aspects, which are far from
nconsiderabe.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

FATAL ACCIDENT or The HrDsos RIVER RAIL
RoAD.-Aboot | o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
locomotive of the down express struck man named
Joseph McNelly, and instantly killed him. From the
statement of an eye witness it would appear that he
committed suicide by placing himself in front of the
engine The facts are these: The train approach
iDg when McNey stepped from the track if to get
out of the way Of the train. On its approach
and when about opposite him, he cooly stepped
across and placed himself directly in front Of the en-
gine. The next instant the cowcatcher struck him
and threw him considerable distance, killing him
instantly. The up express, which was due few mo-
ments later, was tagged to stop, and the conductor
requested TO notify the Coroner on the arrival Of the
train al Peekskill, which due. McNely Is a SIN
gle man, about 70 years of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

DEATH N rHE TosBs.-Adophe Klunter who wa
the Tombs ang trial charge Of 6ng aud stsempne
Prussan bark Amanda about weeks deA
Friday In his cell Of congestion u he ung He was 70 hevs
been tried today His confederate viii have hearing ia
morning In the General Sessions
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

To BIZ TRIED rs TExAs.-J. c. Woods, the person
who was connected with the FL Paso AID Fort fumas
Wagon Road Expedition is charged with having
forged the names to the alleged false vouchers pre-
sented by its Superintendent is to be sent by duec-
ton of the Secretary Of the Interior to the Western
District Of Texas for trial His preliminary eIamns-
ton was before Commissioner Bets, of this city.
Since whose decision against him, which we published
in full, he has been in prison in Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

AccIDEsTs.-John Bogert, while at work on the
new building the Of Lexington and Thirty th
fell and seriously injured He sent TO Believes
Hospital.
bschway Of No 50 Centre street lie taken to he City
Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

FoUSD IN THE WArER.-Coroner Gamble held "a
inques, body Of unknown abont 20 yesu Of
who floating the dock foot Of Pier No 81 EsA
River The had been In the water for weeks ana
decomposition had far advanced that n-st 10 npos
learn death although far p-rceptb be thsr
violence used The deceaed stou. built about
five inches In hight with brown black sosiee but
whke His dress consisted Of black cloth and psnts
shirt drawe boots aud socks The LETT boot had hole cue
ia the aide aud another In the end.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
FOR SALE OR RENT.

OFFER Tor sale or rent, the Mill property known as the
woodland Mill, containing three BurrS with
ai the modsrn imProv. mGnts ThereI also excellent
sstt OF 0ardin5 Saclhes With room for additional macI
merry, II requited connected mill Possession civ
en- immediately, II rCqaIrs1.
Also for sale two arm1 each containing over ono hun
dre aud sixty acres OF which there are about one
h9ndrGd acres cleared Ia excellent good state
o. CULTIVATION, NTH an Orchard and ErHme Dwelling Houses
thereon On the other there about fifty lcrs cleared
with good Orchard Buildings.
Also, lot ground containing about seven acres In
high state Of cultivation with Dwelling Houses
thereon large Store lOuse with liar underneath black
smith shop aud stabng for eight horses together with
otSt buildings that necessary All property
10 situated within and miles Of the Ohio river
On Eish Grsss MARSHALL county the Fish Greek Turn
Thls is Of the best locations In n W. Virginia for the
purchase OF wheat and other grain The property is
oHeFe on the following teTms One UlIe purchase
money to be paid in hand and the balance rual install
eis oil one two and three years with from date
giving negotiable no:e with approved security.
Ans psrson purchasing, have opportunity seed
ne ih' ia required can also be supplied with all kinds
OF tlock and farming utensils, termF-
premises. J. IIORSRROOR
dhstI aHRlm Woodland, Marshall CO., Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
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ou0 bbS. choice Kentucky .xtra fornjI, III
he ONE uiddiings ,25 the sales to The
united, at previous rates the rrceipts arr. in
Pio, the inspections amounting TO 086 Lbis Pvo
aSI at 500 Corn Meal dull Wheat Arm. soil.
ON AZ ~ for red 95c for Inferior do and Z So
80 soI Rye In good req1es UOU bnSb
Sshi safes 300 bush yellow at 7sSUc Oats 5nI. q So
sales at 2T92sc. S's's' nhsky Is less hrmi
SEPT Flour heavy; Howard street s5
STEADY put not active sales 90 OOO bush st 81 Ss
Ior " nlte AID 81 log, IL Red Corn ftI ~ sy
. LOT MhlIe, And alS4 FAR Yellow, Provisjo1S e.
"a Whisky steady 2S5S. Coffee firm u CT
oIScISSATE, Sept 2.-F1our hangs heavy At ,...r,,
qn"ta:ions Wheat dull at Orc 81 for red VIII
corn .Gs5c Oats ste ldy at 4Yc Rye T9c Whisty o.
IN ohiJ TAR demand Provisions rmer Mt former
safes OF 0uiE meat At On shoulders and Sc for
sussi bacon u; Be- mess pork S14
NV YoRK Sept. Cotton IN rket closed ere,zsI eno
Dates s0d at 4 fr mldng Cplands PlonT scii,i;
SAFES I50N 6bs at St4IU for STATE; fsd IS for Si,'
,'V 6us. at 81 % for red LII Chicago srn., nj
~ tor white WESTERN Corn buoy ssts II sS
SGs; at slSsS2 for mixed, and S for yellow poT.ons
ss pork seils SIiI3s 4,S prime SUa IA. ESIZ
hfd 6noyant at lO{gIIIS. Bacon hams ~: sbor5s
~; Learner steady. lInSeed oil steaty nj h7L<aso
iISs urn bue3os Ayrcs 2G15. Lead firm; Galtna IS
OaCCo rn at 9l25S. THlcw quiet at lh3S,slIOl< yi
nTu ana IN lar demand; sales 40 GOO lbs of recc Al 81 So
Ihe Tea sale to-day spirited and better rc,S 49,
Commanded, except SOnchonr which sisbti
WhiskT dull at 9Geg26x Sugar heavy and IiecneI e an
he SeeK SluSco ado JE9t Coffee arm at II y ali
INl DAYS Eto and Java sold TODAY mostly If 10
TER MOasses quiet 8T@ IL ' VI s iat-