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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE SLAYER on nARQUIsts KY.
The brig reported 10 oar last as being sshore the
MsTquisas Key hss been gotten Cd by ~rsckers, cad
brought to this port The brig has name, but 10
reported to be tlsver, hsviOg landed go negroes
upon the coast Of Cuba One letter Of her only
can be inside ouf, beng " Tbs other letters have
been painted out. She hal from Richmond. L. Is
said che sailed from NesYork about tso months
since.
KEY WEST, MARCH 10.
The whole property saved from the Bremen bark
Mimi was valued by toe Court at ell 600, upon which
sl3 100 vas dscreed "a salvage. The schooner Aws
ter, from New.Orlesns for New. York. has jus. arrived
in the barber, With bopspit sprung. The cyso
saved from ship Nsthsn Hsnsn consists Of furniture,
boots ard shoes which will be shipped TO Nex.Of'
lesrs by steamer Su~srnee. by letter TO EDwOOd
Walter, eco Secretary Bead OF Undsrwntsrs.I
FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Earop. for Europe, sailed yesterday
with lOl passeDs ers and $780, in specie.
sAvAL.
Our inelligeuce from the Paraguay asst leaves the
fol own vessels to arrive at Montevideo steamer H.
W. Chaplin, fifty days out; stsamsrs Caledonia and
Atlantic, month out; steamer WssfeInport, month
ont steamer Memphis, nearly month ou'i steamer
MttscOmet, two weeks out, All tneBS, noWcFef, ps'o
been regularly heard from, an probably reached the
mount" by the LIST Of March.
Tee United States steam figate Powhstan wSlying
alongside Admiral Seymours flagship, the CslcutA'
at Horg Korg on the 18th Of January, aud would 90
TO ,es in a week or ten days. The Mississippi v"
waiting for adyices from home at Csuton River, sDdi
was rot known whittier she would go uotil they cans
10 hand. TIE Germantown was cruisog. The Rr
sisn yacht America wa in BrougbtOn Bay. At Hong
Kong. six British men ofwsr, one French, and on
Amefi,sn; Macao, two Portuguese Canton hVa'
twenty.cne British, three French and one Am.rcmi
Shanghai, rine EDgsb, and one French. This sessa
the total Dumber of var sbpsin Canton are: English @
French, thirteen; Dutch four Portuguese iou
Russian, twelve; American, three.
OUTFIT FOR THE GUAs0 ISLANDS.
The following is the cargo of the ship Mary Bs''
ford, cent out yesterday by the American Gas''
Company: l..
II iron buoys weight 1910 esss the ases, ever mss
2bon boats IS bur5en weight Is OoO esch iron can
mons Is NJ with carriages 100 iron en- balls IS Cos ,eso
err; % army mGsae,s mag zines Of powders pa ~
rsses rge frame bouses two stories bisb furnished ~
feet Of lumber; wooden boas 300 feet OF chain csos
large sucbors mills iron for raroad 100 cases Aso'>
m.fchsneise q packages merchssdise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

s,o "a. si.ti,g in char on tie baro,ns dsch h.,-
ny back ,s.ip.t rhs sk,nsbts, when tue explosive
,o,k place, and .s. bo~u up sDd coming do IN wisA
.heiiub-rs 81 re ss,,'efed srecs csasht snoe,
tn n .pd BY the r.,k ,ni .houli-rs where he re.
pAir.6 struggling IN n. A.n.s gathering NOusd sna
About i'm turo: the ,inbsrs ;bs, sustained hin cad
b. 's,o be seen 10 nors-into tie rssOg 6rs bslov.
-Robt. Tyler, esq delivers 40 OrstiOn in PAilsls
pbis on S. Ps,nck's Day.
Tue Raie ato Stick Club is 50 association Of
Prirters g. n. .-Haver, which holds IS ere, aansL
soIse the @-21 Is-
-rie ol,tst man in Pennsylvania, Mr.. svseay,
over whom pas ps,sed i22 winters, died IN Batter
Cour,y, IN 'bs; Ssfe, 90 The 29th ut
A grand mpimepsry bsl -" to have been
gwen at Lesseo~ort X. T., on tie llsh NJ 70
Ger. G.. W. McLsne for his services in completing the
telegraph ito. - thai city.
The Nes.York correspondent Of The Psiiai<,plia
Pres, gives bit Of interesting ogrsphy of tue Hon.
j. Clancy Jones. ." NJ. Jones" he says, "vss, n
"Is29 a beneficiary Of the American Educa;ioaa So
"o,ty tiuiyicg in Gambler, Ohio. IL DID NJ. On.
- pete bic stuoie. at Gambler; and, sthoDga he a.
tempted TO Obtain oroers tnst diocss., failed, bot
"wss suo sque lily oriaired by Bishop Doane ot
"Nes,Jers,y. BE preschsd q While ST Mallcs Hl
" ic iha, Siaie srd toeoce removed 20 Flo'6s." 80
there is sil field open to Nc Joses, shoald be co.,
cn9e On er FL irg clrcums' snCes 70 retire nom tes
exercise Of hi. cstius uu he'd G, ents as politician.
Mr.. VIM. Suiih 0Britn proposes 70 spend s..
Psiri,ks Dsy IN Chsrestop. :. c.
A statue o. Oliver )ldsmith is about 10 be erected
~ Dublin TIE proposition cane rem the EMl u
Carlisle, .ho CO tributed Goo pounds.
The Richmond Enquirer aili ns that .he remark
which is said 70 have fallen from NJ. O'Pnsn 90 bic
a'nvsl in tbst city namely, "0Oly look a. The
ours" tou'd MT hsvs been Die, inasmuch - taE dis
tpgusbed enlemsn does not speak =ish the les. bit
of q orogue snn does spssk with q lisp. We have
only 20 sdd tbs, when Mr.. Bren ices look at the
nagus," se hope be will 30 80 with bis EYES open.
A telescope valued a. $500 has been fcr~Mded BY
Lord Napier, on beb.f of the British Government, 70
cspt. Henry p Lunt Of the sip Amelia of Charles.
ton, s. c. who saved the crew line in number, OF the
British brig Orwell, when ws'er.losged.
Major Tpos Helm OF Glasg,F, Ky. who va
Clerk of the St,te Lsgs,turs of Keo'ucky for swenty
years died lat ~.ek at ssgow. in that State.
The Rev. DR.. Gsnnett os Boston preached last
Sunday the lat seru on that will be heard in the
oil Federsl-stIeet Church. 90 loog hsllowed by the
labors of Or. Cosnting. The text Tas from Hsggs,
ill., 3: Who is lett among you that saw this mouse in
her glory"
"A venersbs lady, Mrs. William Chsmberli',
native of this city, ord who often carried the author Of
1.-THE Sketch Book" VIXEN baby, in her arms, del
81 few days since in L.~isbuG, Pa, ST the age of@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
Rteb,ra.o,, spence a. Co.'S

LIVERPOOL Prices CURRENT AMERICAN PRoDUcE
PEI On Of W5Ihisgton. LIVERPOOL, Marco !, 1893.
CoTCS-InIr improved zee ira Sa ufdsy AT, caused
by NIL expa The o 4se % Commons w1ch
we've dered pscf The saes o the day ran up TO
nCG bales prices .dvsDced led ~ Yesterday and to-
iLcisased business 10 hanch-ser there hss
lively Sensd me s1es cash cay beng V % &C.
ouehrd spa lsoD and tee maks' being Only spAii az
supplied With useful oes have further advanced ney
ID clo.rg The adsicss hom lodIa Jnst 70 rs
are very favorable have LED extensive opessoa In
olrsr ,,a n. I'd Mob'e LED; Up sne' Sl5d. e D.
RREAusrrFFs-S1c- Friday the Corn trade has cont ned
dull with YER, lit basue, psssnF icle A. 20 day'
.rIe, however better Attendance Of buyers than for
some tine past WHEAT AID our met rahr improved inqu ~
sad tie ra though were a. the NIL rates OF fndy
Indian ,isa4y with retail 81 OreSous prizes We
QUOT c.h,al 1es red CHICAGO and hlwslfee 5stos s.
Iuosns q white Western 10 10 South-rn W 20
1913 Flour 20 ~. IadlAn Corr mixed and yelo" lo"
c 2: white, Z to s.
ByET-HoIdr,, hrr bat the demand b slow AID since
las; no sales are reported
FoRK quit: Irish freely ofe red and rather lower
BAcos-lo there change 20 notice. lusn and
r. 3ue cured all p'su.G1.
IlEnNo tri.stors have taken place, and quotations are
T.ILow-The nsIket IL slow and prices rather easier.
Butcn.r 6Gs4 e cwt 10 Londoo, with tall
Ing CT In deliveries p C. has et"ned TO o. so. on the
spot. I'D - 3 March 70 Ju- o, closing eull
RosIS- c. mnoD dull 81 ! ga 4 ~ e cwt .-.. -,
BARK sells slowly for PhhadelPbia and 6d8 for Bal
tzoe. -,
CIovERsEEDAbout eco have arrived kangaroo. and
fuhr This has depressed the market
buyers 60 10 the nominal qaoa'oa Tor
fine American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
INDIA AND CHINA.

The mails from Cacutts Of January -, and Hong
Kong January IS reached Er glaDd on the 18th ult.
Tue letters confirm the complete pacii sation Of
Dude. Lord Clyde aIrvet at Lucknow on the 18th Of
January.
Jung B4hsdoor had announced his readiness not only
10 drive on; the Mems and the Begun but his willing
ness 10 go himself upon the expedition.
The conespoLdcnt Of The TINES hopes, by the neIt
mail 10 announce the surrender OF the Begun And tae
execution or suicide 81 the Nsna.
L0d Elgn's expedition up the isDe-tse- karg eI-
tended a, Tar a. Hsngk0w, in lat 80 2 long lli'
~ T.. and 10 said ~ have been successful. During
hs stay there the riyer fell much that the
FuriOus ard Cruiser we're unable % make their way
down. ard roph hsvs % Ismain il next Spring.
Dstsils n the fresh Disturbances at Canton show
hist bolyof 10 troops having been fired upon by a
ysrty q Brsvss strong expedition was organized
ard he Yfsss cccupiA3 W The Braves was destroyed
sd ~ ~ 20 a the Chinese were killed.
The q. s. steamer Fgrhstsn va at Hong Hong
and the NJ ssissipIi VS. in CGut0n rlyer.
TIE American ship flying Iish, which put bsck 10
Foo Chos Zoo .tsr being ashore had been cold pre-
yious 10 the eth January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

To.nos MosyT " AREET-As Aivissd IN the ist-et
r,~,,y,b. arss. Cc.. ssc.c tent 90 tn- zatA tx,
ubs-g aD-sos " lie Psh .s'll.- CO 49, -
..n.st ser,u, bat y. s.r.osd- Ga M iy NJ
% rp.sea heavily, ard, urf er tor ei,s,
II the 'Ton str', Pne'' 'ae-efee'u' 10y
% ~ IL. ms, TIRE rser d.er....t .s5 pro-.
x,i. 81 asa msn-J ana sooo1Ht eAi .'ersHe 'Se' '
Tt., b r..s,r more dsn,-d ,5r ,oey 20 meet pay
net on ~. Ti,aI AZ rae Tor be'' S' rnIHey
Ars;Ic.s SycrprrrEs-Oo the 9S,h ut toe shares
York ate Ct g Id s Scare. ~ef. gated - ''G''
4 c. HE sh,Tet l-yil go. IAN
CorroS On Saturday the tzy the A'seiA .al+f
chr .,sr tsp..sh sayi.ed sl9fsa; uartst, ve N Al
vaboe q Cd h pno- The boayAEey b~ e9uiea,d ,od
The IRE da1. 10. % zee ss,. ne!sspg some sco
'p eas1. .re 5o fo s'p'Tt Tre Trte 49, tr'1
aly ID fer AhdnE ors.s' sd lllsa q ssaias up.
sbd. NsrIS csre SOUS q.oss '',tf AddnGt W cans q
30. U.sfu Cotton ;. Only 'P.d-g offered
At M-nc0s-t-r, continued t.yorioe ahVicss ron
rsa have turner r.ugthrusd tie nbrtet ard prices have
,sti Grueed Producers ooutru d - D. f1uT .oeasef
INSTRUMENTATION. Rrhs,1sOo, Soeoee ~ CO.
iiaitea .S- q, IN, F-esg.i,s, we.:-r R-t "He.
az :: me 8-Ii... SaIt7rrl, u az , cara '.e.a7,
vita r,.al 'aI,. AZ .o@ sf9r Az,a AID Yelow sAd TAI
pn1@rsross Beef dull. bat holders firm. Pork
QUIT. Trsa lower Bacon unchlnIed LAd-No r,ns
acton, r,v,r',' pnoe. roans Tsow ~ AID rather
PkonucE -Rssia cull ~ ii9G4il0 for Common.
Bsfi - I. 'sFlj e. for Palsa,ipTa ,na pa. r., hsa
nv nor Asaes aaiet Tor Po'. .nd
81 for Pesrs Sugars G.st bui s,es1Y Rice ID Coffee
L..tI. ooins sliuts f-rpel'1. Il al sales ., ~
IOSpos AkEETS.-BREADsrUFFs heavy at in'
er Dr. 81, FcrsIn WHEAT sus.Es hfn for soot gail
d.', BIeva 5rler IS" C5IIfE hrn. Ia gaze, o.,
loSeI; g.. { rP. Y. c. the spot LISsEEo OIL -
otcs Pig laos 81 dlG 10 the pehod'al ,se' Of Co3niA
WooLs Frosrs'' iSe'e Increased nae'' a'd the
dan. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
ITALY.

Preparations are being made on large scale Tor
The defense of Genos snd The Gulf Of Spezzia' a
great lumber Of ceserer3 arrived daily at Genoa, ana
were immediately sent TO Tuiin.
At Milan. owing to popular demonstrations at Sguor
DaI doo 5 fuIersl numerous arrests and donnciary
visits had been made. The prisoners were delivered
over 10 military commission. Toe foneral 10 ques-
ton is said to have been attended by from ten 70 nj
ten tbonshnd people. snd the sir TesOunded with
shouts Of "ylys LItaIa, "Nya Llniepen-
deuZa"
Messrs. Gntternan Bros. n Co. of Genoa has sus-
pended. Liabilities supposed to be heavy.
The Genoa Gd=ate Announces that collision ha !
taken Mace between some Modenese eoldiers and
Sardi1an peasants, in the reghbOrhoot Of Sarzana.
The soldiers pulled down tIic)lored flag, which was
hos,ed on the frontier and tramped 1t under foot.
The following day, 200 Modenese sodiers, with two
pieees Of cannon, made demonstration on the from
Tier and as ain removed the flag which had been re-
bosted Toe peasants then assembled with arms,
and some shots we're fired on each side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
AUSTRIA.

Lord Cowley arrived al Vienna on Feb. y ana a
telegr.phic dispatch from that city Gays that Prince
Frederick William of Prussa was expected to arrlve
there on a special mission from Berlin, =, os.,
Lord Covley presented his cred entails OF the 2Sth
The Vierna correspondent Of The Tunes states thst
people were 50 dsgusted with the policy OF the I'm
pertr Napoleon that thew loudly expires sed hope Tor
wsr in order 10 end the pres nj suspense.
lie Nord publishes tel gram stating that me pro-
iected diplomatic mission Of Prince Frederick William
rad been abandoned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

SOUTH AMERIcA.--Ths Brazilian msl s'sa1De' ~
arrived al Lisbon, With Rio dates TO Feb.H.
TIE Minister and feet Of the United Ststse hsi 10
Monteyld.o for Paraguay.
President Lopez had accepted the msdis.ion Of ~
Brazilian Government
The stock Of coffee at Rio was only 70 900 eS-
Firsts were quoted at 5N0OOa5Hli0 ris. The sIpn
of coffee TO Amerios, from tie S,h Of January :" "'
9TH of February, was ll2 S03 bags.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
GERMANY.

Thirt,-ni members OF the Wurtemburg Chambers
had issued strong address; representing that tne
aruamepts in France wsrs made with view Of esab-
hsh vasssl States for the Napoleon dynasty This Is
the view entertained generally by the German radicals
Unless the Emperor abandons his war projects, It is
asserted that the German soyereigns will have 10
choice bat to form a coalition against him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
CONsOLs s5iSe5I.

rhs ,erew steamship City Of Washington, "hich
,spsd from Liverpool at sbOut lOi O'CLOCK on the
p,eyripg Of tss I'd March, arrived here on Wednss-
Ssy forenoon, March 10.
-9he Cusa,d steamship Asia, from New York, ar
rived oat a, Liverpool at O'Clock Oh the afternoon OF
ssy. the 9th February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

s,y thov a. ~ompa'eJ -i'h Jssu-y, 1853 ~een -.
EN- m.Ieia al e,i.is complete the very large nss
perts',oB of e. 81 SO, or 80 yer eeu,, in the V.a1
CT the e1poIt. The chief increase was 10 ectt"e
nar NJ 81 ufsi and metal.
stated tb.; IN. IF, rej guaranty Of 8 per cent
to tie Atlantic Telegraph C0mp,oS ]. seconpsi-dby
,tpnafion f1Y iis Csss,On -heneyer tie ice IL nos
10 sOrkiay oder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Est,, s,,,, onarrs ~ tso ysarS da's'ios es's-sn
he f.p1eu and the Governor had come 20 c'isis'
The Council reiased TO pace the IS mates And "a'
dl,s0i.ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

FATAL ACCIDENT on TIE HrDsos RUrR hA'
Ho.D.-On Tuesday morning u wom,n ffotn N''
Baltimore, lame unknown, was run over oAsV
Tivoi ard Germantown, on the Hudson River Do
rosd She was net seen upon the trsck, ana ha =,
iilstsd remains were lot found until dsyhshL.
was sbou, 80 yesrs Of age. 40 Inquest was nsa r.
the body by Coroner Shoemaker Of Red 100. :.
sane day, when the Jury returned verdict ms
ceased met her death by being run over by "n
cars wtile Walking on the track on the Had'on ~.
Railroad. Tie Company were exor ersted from ''1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

ACCIDENTAL man lOsnsd James smp'%,o
sioirg al No. 62 Fulton street, on Tuesday e' "A.
fen through the grating in front OF No n eea,
ctr, ct, occupied By the Gerusnia LnsursOee g
and fractured ais skul. He ives sent TO the OH'
pital. ~ho h,s
at No. l63 East Thirty fourth street. wa. scc - ~
thrown from the front platform Of ear No |,r.et
Third avenue bne, between Fourth aud flno "a "a
on Tuesday evening. The wheels passed over ;. ,s5
foot, crushing it in q shocking manner. dc
" Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
FIRES.
KIRE IN RROADWAY.

FIRE IN BROADWAY. 4
ON Tuesday night FIRE occurred 10 the ftct9fys
H. Mel corner Of Fifty seventh street and Bfosa"2
ard damaged bis stock TO the amour Of $50. u
sursd in toe Safeguard Insurance Company ~ -
building, owned by Mr.. PoiIlon, was damaged " W.
extent Of 500. IDsur-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

The dates from the Cspe Of Good Hope are TO the
lat Of Js-ssIy. There - " Esws VI moment a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

The Governor OF Come IL az has appointed Friday,
the I'd of April 20 be o,s.ryed rs day Of fasting,
humiliation aIa payer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
plsRAELl'S REFORM BILL.
CONSEQUENT CHANGES IN TIE CABINET
RUMORs OF WAR CONTINUED

The Pope Sends OF the Foreign Troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Vice. Presideut) Of the Board OF Trade Lord March
wlrepsce Nil Estcout as President OF the Poor Law
BOsro.
ne Daily Nets says there were rumors of further
secesslops from The Cabinet, IN which the names of
the Marquis Of Salisbury and Mr.. e. b. Atderiey were
inclCdei.
Tie report that baroDe'cy was 10 be conferred on
Mr. Samuel Cunard is confr ed, and the appointment
had bes made.
The Ministerial Reform bill tbs principal topic
o. DISCUSSION in tie London journals.
The Daily Ne,cs de scribes the measure as mser-
able failure. The Gelnson is so obnoxious tha, sill
deceive one, and asks, why Is a Reform bill i'm
Ierativey required except supply the great defect
OF 1t bill Of 1872. What is Of reel and pressing mo-
uent is that the political rights OF the working classes
sbobd be fairly recognized without delay yet Instead
Of any attempt OF this Kind being made the Govern
ment bIl studiousy avoids the whole question.
Ministers promised bll 10 amend the representation
Of the people in Parliament, and bring in measure
that does not refer to toe people at all.
The TINES thinks tast the bill does not seem to de-
strve the condemn alton lavshed upon H. There would
that the biz was not a development Of the Reform
Act; that II did not even profess 10 bring that act up
10 the present day; that II left immense anomalies not
or " uiaeuded but even exaggerated: but whatever
il ave. uDdone it does great deal. As extension
If the snfsge it very far surpAsses the act Of 1882
by tss bill almost anybody might get vote If they
though IL worth while. "On the whole if we cannot
undertake to press the measure on Parliament may
y
only or the cake Of better add one more likely to be
carried"
The Chronicle says il is preemnentiy Aprsctical
measure, adapted 10 the wants OF The times and the
increased growth Of the people yet in every essential
respect q contrast 10 the wild schemes which havs
proceeded rom various quarters of the political world
Gurir z the rt cess.
7Ae Herald believes it contains what most inpsr.
tal viii be IL choed 10 regard 60 an equitable
settlement Of lopg-perding controversy.
TIE Post designstes it as email and wre.>het frsg
ment Of Reform.
TIE Sfar consider, that omission, not oomrnis,i1n
is the fatal Elm of the measure.
1ke Adrertistr condemns the measure az an Abor-
hCp, or rather an enormous cham.
Ihe IdtgIGpa thinks the measure must be under
stood before II is approved or condemned.
The English mail steamer Price Frederick William
got aground as she was entering Cass harbor during
q storm. Three passengers were dtowned One Of
them was Mr.. j. Is. BTayere Of Canada. The YES
eel remained ashore, bot hopes entertained Of
getting her of.
The Bsa,d Of Trs&e r;GISs foI tie u.y-.h Of Jasa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

A RRIvAL ExTRAORDINARY.-WE HAVE JUST RE.
"A ceived from England superb set Of solid sterling silver
consisting of and gravy turccns, vegetable and side
dhe. with sh knife cheese scoop knife rests
table, dessert and forks spoons,
In all numbering hundred and y nine pieces and weigh
ing nearly thousand Each piece Is richly
ented chased and engraved with family coat of arms crest
&C. This truly fine plate comprised the entire dinner service
formerly the property of English noblenan, and originally
cost twelve hundred pounds This set is all In fine order
good as the day LEFT the manufacturers hands having been
pu Few times used This the first instance we have heard
srey wnn hsan ANY pae to English Court families has
curiosity We viii have the entire SET on exhibition on and
after Monday September TO- and invite all to come and see H.
HULT, BADGER & DILLON, Jewellers
70 fearl street and IS Fulton street N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

/
M f' Sssats ssRsss ssfs z is ''''
GABRIEL AND FRANCOIS -,
BOTH THE BRoTHHERs Frs .,vor
ASTONISHING FEATs OF EouILIBRIua ne iaoN
xA8T1SEFTi 8T THE sIsGHE sSb II RSrE srEs AN,
y. .rnnn., A' FIRST sftrs Tine E4Hh HRkE.
''''''''' a "SSffhE'r os fhE TIGHT ROPE
80 ,,co,s ,vr, a AeN@hfs On THE TIGHT ROPE
MISS FRANCIS
NJ MATTHEW,
ASr sIsHT oS 81 TsE MIS- sfa faRsrIs r
.Ne Nlleu'e0 1le YoSSd S{Saus uHSsERIcAs pAssrusr.
WALLACKs THEATRE.
Nv Sole Lessee aud Manager. Mr. wsnacx
@''se manager N;6IioE. Mr. Lester wanadk
N snswer the many nqsiries the ben Office the
OLD COMEDIES
can sys To fMs r hs rHEs cast
IL Is IRE resPsSs @ M mmased that the success Of T.E new CoxE
Sss '0' 'e present postpone 'hs1 production for some
RHs afs NJ Ss sts @ A eF FnE sR# COMEDY
BRILLIANT REcEfTIoN OF The coMPHSY
III e ne 81 SSiH''
equal to any of the varions umph at this theatre induces
TRas EVENING",
EVERY EVENING UNfiL UNxfTinL FURTHER NOTICE
Whess sSiiI spPssr Fsosrs%ns ann Ss' y =
expressly FOR Ss OCCASION Tie sssa
WlleS SS SSp y john S@'SaSsa Sloashan' aGaspf Hs
ln i've scts Mfs entitled
RULING PASSION
Tom Dexter with passion for uiity and THY Hsi
oGcnor with singular passion under e sse "'AAo1
ssresss HsrsSe win passion for nothing par. ''0asn'.
M Moneyaep WITH pssen for .- ws!S DSss
Mr James With passion for defining his position Mr. Young
HaSs. SSnn gssssnss WIN s:;on =, Oliver
THY hSllsssei %assss with passion for her own and
widow Hoe,t. with passion for speaking ls aSsry Ssr dann''
Mrs M0neydsw with passion for dom.sic nanass 80 -
MARY Anne, with passsn for taking tanss "a''
49, NEW SCENERY, BY IsmEIwooD isS una if'e
DRAWING nooH At. At u Hosrr,rwn
nz'srno' ROO. ~ AMP DsossrHvArosr.
PICNIC AND IcT .F1r .HAHrFrRx.
ArAHrrrsrs !. IoSxrDKw's.
'''1.e. .'9 H a1F'aa ostHEsHaa Ct SsfSa H0llH--H'
1aaer me direction 4 koBgar Hsi srorpE1
The Music especaiy ccmposed and arrange. for e
"''' - PREVIOUS TO THE COMEDY
BRTWFRN EACH ACT,
l. Overture, "Pre CLERGY ............... Herod
Sszirka on Meyertecr'snew Opera lie Pardon
de Pl0ermel'. r Noeu0
Polka, Summer Night the Woods. RI soepd
This piece will be descriptive foows-Twigh.
l. Imperial Green Seal Gaiop.
Selection Donze.as Grand Opera, "The Maryrs, M
Between the Play and Fa,ce,
rHE QuADRIILE OF ALL NATIONS = ny. R. koepA
To conclude with nr,. rAroe called
TICkLISH TIMES,
In which Mr. Sloan. Mr.. Barus Moore M W 0,cvd
mr. sloan, Mrs Young and Miss Henrade viii appear
Sors open & a. seven 20 ooAaeace a quarter before
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LIENS WATch AND JEWEIRY STORE
II REMOVED FgON NJ WALL sIpEEr
To AIS Broadway, door beow Cana, s,rao, M isIHi
Watches ewery silver and Plated ware At very low
GEORGE q. ALLEN
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r1oR IIyERPOOI.-THE CELEBRATED CLIPPER
n ehip DREADNOUGHT, Captain Samuels, having made
four In succession under fourteen days each viii sail
on 9Th Of September splendid brass band attached TO
and Al lowest rates. apply board pier North river
p II nEM AREST Vi South street.
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EoR HAVANA AND KEY wEs Tn ErA2 FROM
II Charleston c.-The steamship Ca hAWnnA, Cap,ain
Samuel owss having ove a Kew snS a On
Saturday, l. 1850 Immediately after TIN arrival OF the
steamer from New York Through tickets MAJ ~ naa on sp