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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

WosDERFuL ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-On Monday
last as the mail train going east on the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad rounded the curve few miles west Of
the track few rods ahead Of the train. The engine
was instantly reversed and the whistle sounded, but
too late to stop before reaching the spot where the
was lying and it seemed II ouly by some miracle
his lie could be saved. As it was the pilot attached
to the engine picked him up and hurled him of tho
track about as tenderly as locomotive could do
i. On exam inDg him, It was found that no
bones were broken, and, though considerably
bruised and entirely senseless yet he did no. To
be seriously injured. The conductor eft him ct Parma.
Our informant, who the train, did not esn his
name but says there were signs of his being the
least under the influence Of liquor at all ntemper-
ate. Various conjec'ures were entertained as TO the
caose Of his being the track and the general opin-
ion wes that either he chose this method to co ut
suicide, or else 10 travelling he became tired and s-
ting downfo rect, fell asleep. He was respectable
leoking man, apparently about fifty years old.
lJsckson Cisisrn, June q.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
THE SCORE.
CITY ITEMS.

JuIi WE,IHIE.-So far our July weather Ln beer
moderate hundred miles north Of The city, on the
nor1iirg Of the lst there was, We are told, little
frost TIE night here was quite ccolfor the season
the storm Of Wednesday evening having very essen
tally cooled the atmosphere which was 60 in cool
places in the middle Of that day. On Saturday July
= the atmosphere wa warmer and roads getting
dusty but there stirring breeze a. day, so that
the weather wa. not unbearabe except at the sunny
side o. brick walls. Altogether aimee the June fEosts
the s.ate of the atmosphere hn beea delightful for
farmers crops particularly wheat, Of which, accord
ing to presen, appearances. we SHALL have, take the
country, through great deal more than we can est
Corn, in this vicinity, although small, looks eI-
tremely healthy. and potatoes we think never
appeared better on the first of July. The new
crop isareaiy coming into market. The grass
Of fertile meadows is frst-rate-that upon unfer-
tile ones is no. as good as in seasons when warm
showers are more frequent than they have been this
year. As general thing, all sorts Of crops IN our
immediate vicinity are more than usually promising,
and the present condition Of the weather we write
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Aem:lork Daily Gribmns
ANUSE MENTS.

LAURA KEExE's THEAffR.At this house for the
past week has been presented every night the bur-
esoue of " Masaniello." This piece is the greatest
success the sisters Gougenheim have yet presented
and it affords them opportunities for displaying their
peculiar powers that they make the most oi. Inc
play is written by the brothers Brough and the slight
OSCILLATIONS necessary to adapt it to ths latitude
have been accomplished by MIR. Charles Gaylor with
degree of fecitousness that contrasts happily with
the former extravaganza produced here.
Miss Joey enacts the rebel fsbmonger, " Mssa-
nieno with great deal of energy perhaps slightly
too much at times but on the whole most smusngly.
Miss Adelaide has the character of a walting-msid,
one Suzanns,' Of which she makes much, and re-
ceives many encores Of songs. MesSrs. Peters ana
Burnett are exceedingly funny, and Mr.. DavdSe, as
model policeman is extrsvagantly so-in fact, his
scenes are the best in the play.
Mr.. Colin Stuart enaots sort of character,
vilely as is his won't and here judge is httiug
plsCe for the introduction OF few short sentences OF
lnte rogation What is the earthly Of Mr.. Stuart
Was he designed by bounteous Nature to auc:ioneer
TO drive a clam-oaIt, TO sell porges in the Wards
where fsh-torns prohibited, TO grind hurdy-
ur,ly To ngle the genial triangle to rattle the
Kindly bones; could he propel whelbarrow With the
requisite dignity; can ne tend bar is he ''up" in
snashes, and coOoefS aIu JUMPS asH PAHo"e'' "H
can be dIaw lager with the necessary celerityi If
NJ Colin Stuart can do any Of these things with
honor and profit, ami prOprie;y, and responsibility
why doesnpt he 20 aud do it, ana give Us chance to
thank fortune that the temporary mai-adjustment OF
bpgs ,ba, placed him the stage has been rigeted
at last. What s,e bis qualifications as an actor has
he voice. face figure, grace, dignity, or witt We
dent see II.
Tc-dsytwo performances will be given "cinderena
| this morning, and "Massnielo' this even'hs' "hh
| farces IN which Mr.. Dayidgc viii appear
WALLacK's THEArkR.-To-night some Ps'rio''c
oies and fireworks and other Fourth OF Jaly conoas-
tibes viii be let off, after which the two pays Inc
Irish Husssr and "a Lesson fer Husbands
NIBLos GaRpEs.-There will be two performances
at this house to-day. This afternoon, "Pizarro.
and this evening Mr.. Burton viii sPpesr IS Captain
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
CRICKET.
YORK CLUB VERSUS GERMANTOWN

NEW-YORK CLUB VERSUS GERMAN Io"N'
This match was played at Ioboken on Saturday
and decided in one innings. AL the gentlemen from
Germantown are Americans, with the exception Of
Mr. Hammond, who is a. Engishman and profe'-
sona player They are all young men. In the score
we End that Nevhall scored 90, Davis IL, kiphaEdt
IA. and Fisher l2-iour very fine scores Iae eleven
of the New.York Club exerted themselves IN praise
worthy manner TO win the game, but al that tney
could score before the last wicket fell was JUS runs
thus losing the game by four runs. To-day the grea'
match between eleven Enghshmen aad eighteen
American. viii be played at Hobcksn. The follow
ing is
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

CoLoREp CBILDREs AsD THE PUBLIC Schools
An effort made some time sirce to permit colored
children 70 enter the Public Schools in the First
Ward was unsuccessful. Recently similar appeal
made 10 the Trustees cf the Second Ward Schools,
but these ocisls ster somewhat heated discussion
Of the matter agreed with but dissentiog voice,
that to admit lcred children into the schoo under
their charge would jeopsrdize its existence, because
i" Of the prevailing prejudice among the parents OF
the pupils" They Promised however, that If class
OF twenty of the os'racised children could be made up
within the First, Second and Fourth Wards they
THE Trusteesl would r. themselves with the Board
Of Educaton for premises for separate school or
classroom for such eolored children. Within the
past few days thnty-two children of colored parents
living within the Wards mentioned have expressed
desire TO tske advantage of the Public School set as
thus prescribed; and petition in their behalf has
been submitted 70 the Board of Education.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.

Ts n, Editor sf Ths n. T. Trbuae.
SIR: In Tie Times OF yesterday there appeared q
rersrsph that Geusrs Sanford and tds
parade would assaulted BY the member and esAs u tho
Tw. Regiment Indepeudenoe Guard dsssade4 Saturday
1t viii sufes ay simply that the Tweih Resment Is
pc~d of ses.,enen The Twelfth Regiment; vel ~ tss pub
e Ire light they ssnd IN, and Generals sAndfsd and
Even well ii. pubc know the hsh, they stand in ~hoa.
,ry deuorr r.on Of the kind alluded yesterdays 1e
Respectfully. PilSATE, Co. A.
Neg York, July 3, 1899.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

ARREST OF SHoPLTTERs On Saturday, two young
fellows, giving their names VIM Davis and James Johoson,
were taken Recorder Bedford and eornsd or snanng
Two NIECE, Of csssisre valued el5 from the ont OF
Anthony rsenes dry soods store, IN Grove street Jersy
City. The fellows made d.speists stemp set swsy pns
esuzbt after run Of nearly mile he mesdowa by
VIM H. Bams,esd They armed themselves with stonss and
,,e.,sns6 ,he e Of Mr. Bus,esd he in,ssred with them,
but uis,e heh lad handed 20 him, brought them
,.,r, Tb.y were committed for trixl.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

A FINALE THrEr-A very pretty Germss girl,
r,joicing in the somewhs; ia positg name of Wlhel'
nina Louisa Augusta Gartmann, was arrested on Sat
urdsy by Detective Wilson, complaint OF Mr. Peek
of New-Haven. The girl has been IN this country
about SIX months, and during tAst time has lived IN
come half dozen families, from al Of whom she has
s,olen considerable amounts. While in the service OF
8 family in Nev-Hsven, she was detected in robbing
them but as SIZE restored the goods, was not proee
cuted nor exposed. Subsequently,, entering the fam
ly of the prosecuting attorney Of New-Hsven, shs
stole so, and came to NswYort, where abe engaged
a. servant in the family Of Mr.. George Law, and
there repeated her dishonesty, and Was again de-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

CAUTION To SHoPxEEPERs To.DAr.-Tae detective
police are spprised that extensive preparations have
been made to food the city with counterfeit bills, and
would caution sll shopkeepers to take no new money
unless as.ured Of it's genuneness, or seqnain,ed with
those who tender il. The name and value OF the
coun.erfeits to be Issued have not yet been ascer-
tanned
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

isced end forgiven. She hss since then hvsd ia other
pisces, behay,ss In the same maUner uotll she vas
srrs,ed as above Eta. d. having been ,rscsd to her
ia,t plsce Of residence by means Of esd which she
Ieit IN bsr room at Nez-IIsver. She WAS cert back
to Connecticut as fugitive frcm justice.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

AsorHER VIsIr vRox PHiL.DrLPHI, FRrpES.-
The Pereverence Hose Company, No 5, of Philadel-
pha, will arrive in this city the llth inst, their
wayso Nisgsra Falls via Albany, Baffalo, &c. They
will be received by Engine Company No. 3i with
wbom they VIII remain guests for two dsys, on
their return from the Falls.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

A PIcEpocEET CAuGHr-On Saturday afternoon,
poipckst rvins bis 0eorss Wison, was srssse ss
for being IN roboinG hs CaonD0
Holm,s II New ork of por,aonnsie, containing small
Of money The properly taken By .ecomphee
ard passed sccused who the Of placing It
bis pocket when citizen, who the tfsn.sp,
seized hold of bath Of the theyes One Of them broke hoss
the ferry Ms Holmes lS from the por,nonnAis and eft
/, With aoy friend In New York for ssfsty.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

Drowned Is 4 BArH.-Mr. Henry Lorsch, of No.
90 Hudson Terrace, Hoboken, vas drowned yesterday
noon at Coyis Bath, foot Of Fourth street. IL sp-
pears that be went into the water at IL o'clock.
gentleman named HOfer went in about I:lj O'Clock,
ard saw the deceased floating in the water with corks
under his arms, and dead. The Coroner Mr.. Crane,
was summoned, and jury mpanneled, when YER
dict of accidental drowning rendered. IL IL sup
po.ed that be was seized with 6t while in the water.
He leaves wife and six children, 63 years Of age,
and in afluent circumstances.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Hater Gure.

DR. e. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE
IL and GYMNASIUM, No ll0 Bleeckers, ~ u Treatment
Without bosd Transient and permanent ooarders ssen
C,ARATOGA WATER-CURE-ls now OPEN
~ sr Guest, ana Patena Great improvements have been
sSs Bosders accommodated at rcssonsbe rates Send Tor
ss.sr,., ~ N BEDOSTHA h D.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
feaal Notifes.

DY order of the Hon. DWIGHT IL. CLARKE,
- County Judge of Chensnso Couny-Notles Is hsSeey
JEWELL Of Greene IN ad county, an insovsn deot a' re-
snns all the oredtes OF JEWELL of Greene sfoe-
esd debtor 10 show cauc any they have oeie
ths County Judg his Office In The town OF oxford IN t
County Of Chenspgo aforesaid the Sist day OF August next
at 10 O'clock the forenoon of that day. why All assignment OF
the sd che ud no. be made and they aud each
be discharged from their according TO the provisions
voluntary sssiznnen made pursuant
the application of an ssolvrnt and his oreotors'
Dated the llth day Of June, 1859 ,,. -, ,,..,
5e20 lawlowM. JAMES w. OLONEkt
ATTORNEY for Petitioners. Oxford. Chenanro Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

BURSIS6 AccIpESTs.-John O'Connor, one Of tho
the schooner Kate ins he f u Forty seventh
street r. stt.mp'ed h csupheue lamp, Saturday
night, exploded scattering hs burning fad al ME
body and hnriut him severely ,hai ~ no err~e'sd -
I've He wss tsk-n % the N-@r York Hospital
Elisn Mcclure the Wsverley doose, ady
buru, Saturday rsh by her clothes taking hse from
which she Was ironing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
IAdyerfisement
Of July
IIUZZA, I

HUzZA, Fun AND FROLIC Fourth OF July
come. yesr ror genuine rational entertainment,
ghcr bones, bumor real mib, No. ooly CONES az
BARSUas MUSEUM Performances there TO-DAY yearly every
hour from 10 10 st night. Capital pcs, s windows
and balconies oil the out door styitss beside Ooy 10
f.ra
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

SuIcIpE.-John littlejohn, man about 40 yesrs cf
as uornng found lying the aide YAH In Sin
. N street Ninth averne, of ns-nsibh;y. Bo
the Staon-H House. where two eotte partially
filed with anEm found in bis sss.iou pnyscaa
called made effort administer sutdo,e bat sitboos
avail The ur being 'ow ard feeble 20 s<Ahw-
Mr. Lit John TO Bellevue Hospital where bo
eied soop. Coroner S,brmes held al inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Advertise ment.
To THE TRAvFJISG COMMUNITY

woIFEs c.EbrS,-d scHIspsM AROMATIC ScHsups sbcaid
be IN N. hands every traveller No faulty should leave tho
city or without supply during the vestner IL pvs-
raby the IN effects o Of weather. and As bev-
srsse /, IA the purest hquor made IN tns World.
Put up pint quart bottles Sold BY all Druggists, Gro
Gers and Frui. S:orel
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

ALLEGED ROBBERY OF s7,COo.-A DISPUTE ANose
BRoKERs AND BASKERs.-Charles ii. Pollock, a
broker and banker st No. Ig7 Greenwich street made
an affidavit at the City Hall Police Court on Friday
last, charging John f. Smith and Benjamin IL.
Cloves with stealing 5000 worth of notes on the
Ocean Bank, and James II. Dickson as being the
receiver The parties not all arrested until Sat-
urday when they gave bail in the of - 900 each
10 appear for examination mex, Friday. The affidavit
did not state the manner in which the alleged robbery
was committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

According 70 the City Inspectors report, there
were 3s9 deaths in the city during the pas, weeksn
increase Of 81 compared with the mortality Of the
week Previous and AZ lees than occurred IL the cor
responding week of las, year OF the whole num-
ber 10 were men, 81 women, liG boys and ITO girls
There were 3 deaths of diseases Of the bones and
joints 20 Of the brain and nerves, II Of the genera
tive crgans sf the heart and blood vessels lO3 Of
the lungs and throat, of old age, 81 of erupuve fe
vers and skin diseases, 40 stiliborn and premature
births, 50 of diseases Of tts stomach ami other di-
gestive organs, &c Of uncertain complaints of tAe
urinary organs and % from violent causes. The ua-
tivy table shows tha. 29l were natives of the United
States, 50 Of Ireland 10 Of Germany and The balance
Of various foreign countries
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

A CRiNr ACAISsT NarrRE-For more than year
ps., John A. johnson butcher, residing at No. Al
Oak street hss been in the habit OF having neestuous
intercourse with his daughter Margaret, girl of Ii
wears compelling her 10 keep his conduct secret by
threatening to take her life. He has also attempted
to commit the same oHense against his younger
d,ugb,,r Teresa. child Of II years. In order to
crafty bis brutal appetite, he would frequently dI'e
his wife from home by violence. Through the inter
ysnton Of neighbor, Mr.. johnson became eognl-
IAN, of her husbards conduct on Saturday evening,
when she caused him to be srrested. Justice Con-
noy committed him for trial. The prisoner Is man
OF considerable property.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

The FLoArlsG HosPrAL.-0n Saturday the old
steamer Fal,on, having received ber furniture, was
,owed 10 her ancho -age to be used Floating
Hospital for Quarantine purposes. She is anchored
in four ard half fathons water, half way between
the buoy of the Great Kills, and where the buoy
fornerlyI wss on the Old Orchard Shoa. She is two
miles from the Great Klls, and three miles and half
from Seguines Point. Princes Bay light bears west
northwest, and Staten Island Nauows hight bears
east by moth.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

NOTlCE.--ln htnre, tbe Steamers Of ~, Lin
~ wDl cal s CORN ireland 20 land kaess .oA s.-o. .-r.
H.m 70 LIvERPQ1G calling a, CORK, -. ,asrr.l y
sospoS oLAs94Wi pyBLis BE' <Asr, ans mos. q %,
Es'Isa tsy' C.stly reduced r-.Tse
miP coMPANfs Pisrd'S CJdsSui iron ers- .:ean1sars
..c, o, r<os NETWORK.
CGIY az az SSAnt Sa. MOsE. SATURDAY, July la
ON.......SAT TIRDAY, July y
hAroahW SATURDAY. Aus. -.
AH voiock, Doot from Pier No. "A North River.
BATES or PASSAGE
Io~ New York and Philaaesp. sl5
from n. Yoik any Il The sbove Bzn'rd Places "
D tickets. svzilate for sx months %
-Dssr, Forwarded Hayr., P.fs Hamburg, Bremen,
" .w@rp end all ps'ts of the CoDpnsrt ~iihpui d-sy
koTlcE-Thsse S<s1ers provided Sh every '~qnse 70
kesc he immediate extinction # fire. and ;hs strie<t d'ci
the 10 enforced With regard TO the ese Of hTb,s
fsseet ireland by this Line AVOID be rst and sres,
act<nol OF eNng ~. Johss The ssaer' proceed TO
oeyh direct
Yer f.isb or pa.se apply The Office Of The Company
yOHH o. DALE, No. IS BTosd-ay, New York, Agent
In Liverpool, 70 WN. iskAN. Tower Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Advertisement.

FOURTH OF JuLY-T0 meet the wants Of
friends N distance and citizens not often at leisure, FowLss
will keep open bei for chronological E'a"ns-
tons, THls Day tilt O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

On Saturday. is al tha; aIy Reasonable farmer could
5e,ire.
A storm Of rain, lightning, thunder, and wind came
up tt soeloch, Saturday night, continuing until
midnight. There was unusual profas'on oil viv'd
lighIiie and deluge Of rain, bnt the temperature
*ss rot reduced, sLd Sunday opened, aoi continued
with steudy ky AID hot, "muggy atmosphere,
10 which was added occasionally shs ht sprlnkhng OF
rain cr srsrt shower TIE clouds wore ihres,en-
ibg a,nefi at midnight.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

CUPREME COURT.-Cattsrau County
- Stanley Msn sg, George Chamberlain E1os G. Brooks,
ard Lucy r. Howard admnstrntriT Of Horso
Edsop, o.cssed James L. Howard Besey Eds1n, Elizabeth
KD,map dea Chase Anthony Chase Locy George b.
Stone Msyiua Brown Samuel 4 Brown Nsihsnei Elson IT,
Lespder Borden y Borden Lawrence Borden Inez Bor.
den Erie Borden LesndT Edson Edw'rd Edsn Joann Eds
Fidehs Eoson, Nathanil Edison and Josiah kingman.
To above named deeposns You hereby summoned to
the complaint Of Stanley Martin, plaintiff copy Of
of the Clerk OF Catsrusus County,
New York and 10 Of youT the subscriber
Hintdae Cosnty Ne~loTs within
snsI this summons exclusive Of the Of
the plaintiff apply Court for the lief anded in
the complaint. A STORRS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Je iaw6GMO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

Rrv OvEF-An old lady named Mary Ross residing
No oraaO c., Saturday evening ct tho
corner # AysD1e Thirteenth n,e, By II Pe,sc
Coop- hue and mu'h burt One OF Der legs wss
broken res sbke She removed 20 Bellevue Hospital
aud committed prison BY Justice Brennan.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

aGIRL ALLOWS HERsTtF 70 BIZ Rus OVER 81 A
TR,IS.-A girl named Margaret Fitzsmmons, having
left the service of Mr.. Tbos. Cooper of West Farms,
Oh Saturday, walked down toward the depot, on the
railroad track, when she several times warned OF
her danger She did not heed her advisers, however
aud presently over by Harlem tram losing
her leg. She wss taken 20 Bellevue Hospital,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

CorRr oF GEsERAL SEssioss.-Ths following II
the calendar of cases for disposal at the Court of Gen.
eral Sessions, which convenes for the July term on
Tuesday:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

DAsGrRous sPRAcIIcE.-Yesterday afternoon party
of yonps by. engaged firing pistol adsd with ss' at
,y bin, posted along the la Montgomery street Jersey
Civ They by citizens desst, which h~y
did as far a. ths, locality WAS concernea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
CUPREME COURT-wILLIAM II. FOGG,

~ s,sinst g. w FOSS, J. II. TAYLOR and T. TAYLOR
Summons for money demand coltfscTg .he Defendants.
You Teby summoned 20 the complaint I this action
owhcb copy ,d with the Crs o the City aud County Of
New Yor, the 18th day of May 1889 and to copy Of
your 70 ssd complaint at off No sl Broad
way, in the City Of NewYoA within twenty days after the
service Of this exclusive o the isy II such
vice and fail the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action will take judgment against
for the Of Of eight hundred dollars and
thirteen with interest from the 18th day Of November 1851
nov 81 lsw6wM FIELD SLUYTER, Pain'i ils Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New.

- York-GEORGE w. CAMPBELL and 6EOROE
TIIAYER against CATHARIEE N. WENDELL sud JOHN
WENDELL, her husband.-To :he Defendant, CATHAkINE
NJ WENDELL You hereby summoned and required
the complaint this action which vii De fled the Office of
the CLERK the City and County Of NeYork the City Han
IN the City of NwY,k and 10 copy Of your
the said complaint the subsTb ct his ofce, No lo Broad
way City of NewYorb within twenty days after the
Of this you exclusive Of the day Of such ,crvce
ard you tail 20 the said complaint within the time afoe
said the plaintiffs i'll apply for the
lief ded in the conplauDa;eo New fot June 1889
JOHN FOOT Plaintiffs Attorney No leb broadway. N Y.
The in ;hs filed in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the City and Of New York the LIST day ~ June
l259.-Dst.d New York. June 10, 1853 JOHN FOOT,
js21 law6wMs Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

CHLD DTsKRrIos.-While Mrs. Eliza Grady was
standing in lin street on Wednesday evening,
strange woman walked up and asked her TO hold hsf
child for q moment, while she went into baker
shop near by. Mrs. Grady kindly complied nd
waited FOR an hour, rhep tee mother not returning,
IA. child wa. seut to the Aims House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

The LATE RAILROAD CoLLIsIoy.-The body Of NJ.
L. sm.n gentleman 65 Of sse, Srmery rsd-
city, Nho hed the b. cossrA
Michigan southern Rausd arrived in town Sat dsys
schirer held t. Verde. desuA
by injuries received above.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

ARsoS.--A week ago yesterday Theodore Seibols
Of No % Broome hr. wnSshed attached 10 kis
mothers dwelling, and subraueuy to her bedr After
-usLened examination Shown that the man bed
aud months in n. State Prison. and that ance
his bad manissteo miskah- sympms ofnssnty.
No motive could be assigned for hs conduct Justice Btsnpan
mrd him for Trial. ou. be wilno doubt be comm sd ~ Tho
Luuac Asylum
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

yIyHE GLASGOW and EEW-YORK STEAM
SHIP COMPANY Intend sailing their new and powerful
ssrapers NEW YORK direct GLASGOW "a flovs:
GLASGOW, Thomson, WEDNESDAY, July s. at u O'Clock
EDlNBURGH, Cumming, =
IATrs or PAssAGE from New York Pbsaephi, or Boston
" Gsssow Liverpool Belfast Dublin Londonderry First
e &7 seersge found with abundance Of cooked pro-
vbsens ESQ. For freight OF passage apply 10
ROBERr CRAIG No % Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

TIE SUNDAY LAw.-The Police Of jersey City yes
terday visited all Of the liquor places, and report them
as having been closed. There few places, how
ever, where access gained by hall or rear doors
The streets were very quiet, and there did not sp-
pear to be any drunken persons about.