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GUGsAfk HUGSHEADs-sU SUGAR HOGsHEADs.-
sTAYE AND SINGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsHEADS, RICE, MoIAssEs, RosIE AND
TuRPENTINE SLAVES. AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced in this Machine the old process
splitting and dressing by hand labor Working directly
the grain Of the timber produces article liable warp
check from exposure The stave Mill will rine shave ayd
ont from the boh 1000 10000 per the
shngle Machine from 10 900 coo Shingles requires
horse power work It, and be attached anys
CINE gin mill power 1t make any required LENGTH
and be adjusted thickness taper The timber
neither steamed sawed but ven shaved directly
The bolt
Both Machines be full OPERATION the
Of 10 and o'clock every day, No. Canal These
Machines made in Augusta, Ga.
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County
gle rights Machines, obtain them from the Agent
Will give full particulars. +. W. G. COOK,
Sole Agent for the States of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and alabama iasi fn
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indfanoa, C Harris
Ship Josephns, Holbrook for Marseilles,
G jenkins eco
Schr Powhattan, Caro-, for Pensacola, -
O'Dowd Il Sullivan
Schr Martha, Harrison, for Pensacola, ] "a Mitchell
Arrfvea Yesterday.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, from Indianola via Gal
weston 18th inst, to G Harris-1st dist.
Steamship Matagorda, Gardner, from Indianola
and Galveston, to G Harris Berwick's Bay.
Ship Joshua Mahran, Afilliken, rs days fm Boston,
to Baxter, Lowell &co-lst dist, N.
Brit ship Arno, bearing, FIN Cardiff, Wales, April
30th, To 4 10 jenkins &co-pont.
Ship Ocean Star, Brown, I'm Liverpool April 10th,
to Baxter, Lowell &co-1st dist, ~.
Bremen ship Ernst Moritz Arndt, Hazlapp, G5 days
FIN Bremen, to Bernard, Kock &co = 4th
dist, 81.
Bark Comet, Rogers I'm Hayre April Gath, to
Creevy 81 Farweil--2d dist, rs.
Bark Nashua, Gage, FIN Cardenas, to master
Louisiana Sugar Refinery.
Bark HeGGon, Gregory, IA days fin New York, to
master-lstdist AS.
Brig Hope. simpson, days I'm Matanzas, to s
Plassan- Anglers.
schr Anrslia, Robertson, FIN Pensacola, to master
Basin.
Schr Monterey, Fauria fin Mobile, to master
Basin.
Schr Petit CleMentine Mayo, I'm Mobile, to master
Basin.
Schr Olive Branch, Smith, fin Mobile, to master
Basin.
Schr Desiree Fascal, FIN Mobile, to master Basin.
Steamboats,.
Emerald Williamson, FIN Cincinnati
W Burton Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
Crosse Tete Gross. FIN Bayou Sara.
Telegram, Luke, fin Alexandria.
Florida, Myers. FIN Mobile.
CatahoulR, Moore, fin Columbia.
Music, Dpgas, FIN DonaldsonYle.
Vigo, Martin, fin Shreveport.
Towboat Victoria, Grant from the Passes --towed
down and to sea on the Goth inst, ship Pacific
and schr Suffolk brought up ships Ocean
STAR and Ernst Moritz Arndt, bark Comet.
Towboat c Vanderbilt, Wright, from the Passes.
went down light-brought up bark Heicon
and brig Hope.
Towboat j r Whitney, Whann from the Passes
went down light brought up ships Arno
and y MaIran, bark Nashua.
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MOBILE.

Ksse., FOR MOBILE -- DAILY U. 8.
.6assGsi=S Mail ine--summer Arrangement.The SPLEEN
did low packet Oregon
Jas Nc Q. Baker MASTER Florida, A. L. Myers, MASTER
California; ]. unrkins master, built expressly for tho
landings q follows unless prevented ~ bud weater hsh Or
Leaving the Lake end Of the Pontchain Railroad DAILY
on the arrival of the Il o'clock NJ for Mobile
stepping at Bay 81 Pass Christian WEDNESDAYS
md FRIDAY Mississippi City on FRIDAYS and saTuR
SATURDAYS. Reufning will stop At Pasesennla on SUN
DAYS and MoNDaYs, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS and
Pass Ghrsan and Buy ST Louis when tide will permit.
R For ckes through Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York n greatly reduced rates. by three different routes and
further information, apply to
R. GEDDEs. Agent
jeli II 90 fiFavier street.
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Ship Havre, Atkins, fin New York, to Geo A Fog-
dick Geo.
Ship ] Wheeler, Gadd fin New York, to A
Cohen.
Schr Isaac Toucey, Hansen, days fin Ruatan
Island, to ] B Pigniolo &co-cargo, fruit to
} B Pignitlo &co.
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ouAGHITA RIVER.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P. NJ, positively
I'm place of steamer r. w. McRae.f
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
49, Trenton Regular Weekly Packet--For5 0uachia
City, Mouth Rayou Bartholomew, Sterngton,
Iochsomond, Por! Union Mouth Of Bayou p Ar
ba Harrsonhng, Trinity and all intermediate landings
Duacha and Black rverThe magnificent steamer
Gata hOUla, Len Moore master, will leave above,
punctnally. For freight or passage apply on hoard
Jas 4zs5..= Advertising Agent.
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~ ---- setftIhFy Board Of AlderTnen.
NorvELtE. DREAMS, Q ayril 1860,
A rHonorabe Consei Conm,n
de la willie de Ia Nouyelle Orleans:
MI K 8 K u X Sizes s0ussf.ncs. pronrte-
w ires DIES deux eoes de Ia Rinpar parttr
la Commune jnsqua Ia de fEspansde peut
taensenent honorable corps avec Particle ll de
Ia nouvee eharte de Ia willie, de encere apt.
dix ienrs Davis dams le journal ocie conrat ponr fe p
wage en- pieres cares des dex cott de DIES Renpar
partfr de Ia Commune lEspnnade po
eer les bauquetics de ehae payer IN perres
plattes.
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STENCIL MARKING PLATES, FOR MER-
and Brass, in superior style, by ~
4 A G Il g HOLTZ,
Poyttrns Street no
NEW O RLE ANS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Copper Tin Sheet Iron
ware and Stoves, of the most approved patterns.
Hss-Guttering and RosGng all its varions branches
Jnhhing promptly attended to-. jaI4 II
EUROPEAN AND SOUTHERN DIRECT
s ''' N'''''N' R's1O'
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- = n
=PEIsIEi0US Al g

Leaves on ATl RnAY JRre 20. ats P. II.
FOR 9PELOUSAS VIA ATEEEA-
n@fs alAsa-Ihe stealier Mi us esota, e. G. Pick
at mssinr. lin place OF The Silver Heeisl will
etye as above, tnling freight and passengers
Old river aud all landings the Wash
tns!pn. For freight Or passage apply board.
--==zs2ZRIR GINIIS O.. hENTgEL,
ie25 Advertising Agent,
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Eilxpor.-tIs.

n BRAzOS SANTIAGO yia INDIANOLA : Per
steamship Austin ~ 800 bbls -four 200 seeks corn
1862 pkgs mdse 575 pkgs groceries.
MARsEILLES- Per shin Josephus-2 bxs $40
hhds tobacco 3Q3 bales cotton 80 40 slaves pkgs
mdse.
PENSAGOLA-Pe schr Powhattan-- 800 bbls
bread 40 bhls pork 80 bbls flour bbls lard q cks
rice bbs oil ID bales hay hid sugar 40 SOS oats
776 seeks corn 40 seeks bran 10 seeks coffee 10 kegs
butter Is hxs soap Is bxs cheese bxs mdse.
4 PENSAG oLA-Per scbr Martha-3 cks bacon %
bbls molasses no bbls pork SO bbls flour 600 seeks
corn.
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signaIized.

Capt. Simpson, OF the brig Hope. from Matan-
zas, reports having signazed, on the 10th inst.
off Havana, brig Toccoa, Capt. 0tterson, from
Havana, bound to Matanzas.
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TALLAHAToHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.
70 X 4 TTAK a PAS.

Leaves sATuRU Nv. June 81 at IL NJ.
FOR ATTATxApAs-The line. fast and
s, IT. n Ugh, dIanght stssner Pieagune No. 3, y
II. Bond. MASTER IS eadS rsceise freight
ST. AafIiasslle New Iberia, Jeanner,etts,
Ghsenon Fsnkn eenserxille. Paersonye and all inter
mediaie ahdn ad will leave For freight pas
YIRGINfUs C. DENTzEL
7ie36 s;rgA
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Leaves every TUESDAY nj O'Clock p NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND VFCFSs
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

ST. LOUIS. --z--.x,,
ksAaS c AFRO ANDss ssssss tsssssasag
ls50; !. new ORLEANS cans RAILROAD LINE 1860.
S. SIS snd White ryers and Tie at MEM
Railroads. at CAIRO with the Insis Central and M ST
LOUIS with all Railroads terminating point with their
connections for all points North East For boats of his
Line running time ov ~
-zzz = T. W. GOULD, Superintendent,
III. MONTHLY DuI.E;--Conuneneing April, 1860,
dates OF departure from New Orleans
this Line nnder It's renewed organization III presenting which,
the and representatives of the oici
from the Shipping and travelling public continuance of the
generous patronage heretofore extended them
New Falls june q. July H. July 81 Aug "a
T1. -. -....' :. =, 49, Aug. ., q.
tfiayylsth8. Is, :. Is :. ~
1mpers al ;.-'...Jane -. z, II, =. 8, :. Is
VIM. NJ. Morrison. lJuy /, :. I'll Any no nj
5ad; J: Gay...-.-... ~. 5, 25, :. H. :. ).
y. U. SvyOn. liz. I, -. q . Is . s.
Champion. 49,. Q 4, 49, . Is =. T.
For through tickets this Line Its connections as e,
forth At the head Of This column further information amply
on board At the Gompany's Office Camp Street where
plans Of the cabins he engaged
~ e L. A. WFLT0N, General Agent
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sggipping gatslllgenes.
;lenred Yesterday

cRxsGENT orrIcE, No. 70 Camp Street.
Friday Morning. june ~. 1850.
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Leaves on SUNDAY July l. at II NJ
FOR ST. LOFTS WTrU 90,

Leaves on SUNDAY. July T. At II NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS-wITH CoNNEC
. e. htions as aboye-The magnificent steamer Bel
fast, Alex. R. Irwin MASTER will leave for ST.
Louis, taking, besides through business freight
and for Nachez Vicksbug Napoleon Memphis
and The Bends For through tickets his
railroad lines above and engagements for freight md
passage, apply On board at the Companys Office 81 Camp
street TI
yIRGINIUs g. DENTzEL,
tb :, Advertising Agent.
and carries the u s. Mail to Memphis in place of the Memphis
nackets.
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Leaves on FRIDAY. 18th inst, ~ S r NJ
REGULAR NEyF S1TzYEANS

W.s1 R,Nt
New Madrid Memphis and all intermediate
ingsTbe fine and light draft regular passenger
packet GIaisa tor, y. KlineeIter. master will
leave as above. For freghar apply On board.
VlRGINIUS o. BENTzEL.
ie2D Advertising Agent,
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Memoranda.

Capt. Gregory, of the bark Helieon, arrived last
evening from ew York, reports that on the 18th
inst, off Sand Key, Christ. Lawson stabbed Mr.
yerill chief mate, from the effects of which he is
still suffering.
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Leaves on TUEsDA Az, July !. at sP.M.
ST. Louis. Cairo and New Orleans r. RI Line
EllR SIT. L0IIIS - WITH CON

. 49, h lions aboveTie magnificent steamer Ed, y.
gay. Bart Bowen master; VIII leave for St.
and passengers for Nachez Ecsbur Nnpoeon Memphis ana
the Bends For through tickets this and connecting
apply on board, at the Copanys oIce 81 Camp street
je2s Adysrt;siue g. AGENT.
HaThis boat will attend Memphis and lend business
and carries the u s. Mail Memphis place o the Memphis
packets
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RED RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY. June 90. at S P. NJ
Regular Low Water Packet
FOR SHREVEPORT. @ RIA U
- n ason GouAlatta, Campte, Grand Eeore St. Mau
rice, Montgomery Cotile, Alexandria, Nor1na's
arbn,s and all intermediate landings on Red
RyerIhe new elegant ishtdrausht and sWrining pas
ssnger packet Moro. dos Andaer MASTER will leave as
above For freight Or passage apply On boara.
YIRGIHIUS @. DENTzFIi
Je21 Advertising Agert
Leaves IN : 4 L RDAY. June 81. ut q p NJ.
REGULAR SHREVEPORT AND
~ n New Ufeans Saturday Packef- Leaves every
~ Saturday throughout the Summer-For Shrcye
Grand Bay9n, Gampe, Grand Eeofe, Alex.
Red tverThe splendid fast running passenger packet
Homer, Sam Applegaie, master, T. " eallos clerk will
leave as above. For freight passage apply hoard
The Homer will connect 1T Aiexararil side
wheel steamer fea aud shippers may rely their freight go
vIRGINIUs q. DENTZEL,
ioaf Advertising Agent.
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SrpoIkeaa..

By Capt. Desiring, of the ship Arno, from Car
diff on the 18th inst, off Salt Key Bank United
States steamer Mohawk, on cruise.
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f,nssenlgea.a...

Per steamship Texas, from Iniiianola and Calves
t0n--MTs. Graifan, Miss Davis, Morgan, McMichael,
Davidson, lies, Moore, Hardand, Frank, Lett, Da-
wilson, Turner, Male, Gatewood Branet, Mccoy,
Moore, Smith, Elder, Clark. Alyis.-17 on deck.
q Per ship Ocean Star, from Liverpool-l6 steer
age.
Per ship Ernst Moritz Arndt, from Bremen
! cabin, 80 storage.
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Proclana.nntion by the mayor.


e.. MAYoHALTi OF NEW ORLEANS
City Han, January 81 1859
RY VIRTUE of resolution No. 1919 OF the
- Common Council of the city Orleans and rrord
ance with seeon III Of The City Charter hereby given
that is the intention Of the city New 10 cause 10 ia
opened Camp street, Fourth District Felicity 10 ST. An
drew street.
GERARD sTiTH, Mayor.
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pUBIIG MEETINGS.

no.rd tId lIr ~ meet0E tor ih

po.,d rd us lat meeua, for the year on
Ire NrMcSrEDoS In thc chair.
Saturday .,si,n from tao Mayor, vctoing the reao-
ArV"",l;, for a., ,ssuc ef additional Central PARK
luhon W. tiairest uiou which was not 10 exceed
soeA ,.,sr alnuni, yas iid over AMI ordered 10 be
$la@s''
pitts omnldce ca fiuauce reported a resolution do
w ed No ( Home for Young Deaf Mutes AT No.
ps, ,pt y T,selh stre,t. Adopted
iV w. Rcaid rsolyed 20 adhere 90 ~ former acton
~, tl,>tjepej 81 the iiuir0if River Railroad
49, W. ~ '4l 'is,ot AMI HoOoNen street, - be
p,/,Tuce al directing thai al tao expiration OF tao
NN Ey,ip.T l{o,ed thar t'e Controller &c directed
NJ W., n. w5f4ut ~ t.,yor ot Alexander Ming for
sssSto, s,fv.t reGteIod - Clerk TO Tie Police Com
yriorers, hF"'' -,
.,.,,yital I0siO war adoited. 800
W. IT, Eoari aUwed rt-oipiIOl apprUprnting siSJ
H. t,rel.aDof Lu.Iuc Company No. ii as pay
III er ctr,ay repairs ulor tue house OF Company
n a. nav itlstsIdu = the veto Of the Mayor.
m Beard t,lcUtFti Wita the Cou"c,lmem confirm
,o DE coif:lo OF john =. Gray ior working c0un
49, road tlruath Eleventh. avenue, from near Oae-
H., aUdstlth sttr't to tuc c"aJtr Of Ol5-hnn
h.I,G fort, -1uTth street. ot The cum Of $1,000
A.. .,,,n,pr,aliC OF that sulI included.
M BRADY Blge0 tGa, tno thanks OF the Board be
,.r6ered tu 2 J4Us Mes, rjOn os, for the very able
defife0 c)tite az, AMI I'M .rd manner IN winch ne
hd cs, Larg,d B. dut,s 40 President OF the Board.
Tie resOiuf,onN,..- adopted unanimously.
Mr. MCSPEDul responded ~ q neat speech, regret
tpa mat be wal 30 sDou 10 separate from ms col
ts.aes bat do,.1ug Mat ne ict greatly relieved IN
retiring tc privae lie. Tie congratulated the Board
mon the harlnUy winch had prevailed over their
eouusslr and thuhed his teOw-i4eu0ers for their
ss,sncc euabn hL t. discharge hiS duties as their
tresdug officer d proper manner.
The last iUc-s,e from tae Mayor 90 the Board was
tl,u RECEIVED be.i Z. VETO OF resolution apPr0prla
ng S~Ju for hols and wagon .OT tnc superintendent
Of bepliis aud S,t pnes, aun iaid over.
ME- BRADY novd % vote 81 th..nks 10 Mr.. Valentine,
CeIK Of The Boar lDG al. he subordinate clerks add
attaches OF the BGIG. Adopted
Mir. PICK InOyu "a woe vi thanks to the Reporters
of tue VARIOUS Gaiy tafers IA regular attendance al
the meetings Of th Boa.I. Adopted.
On motion of ", GtSEr tie Board then adjourned
SiRc de.
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The Board he dts ,a,t i0t etmg U 1898 on Saturday
afternoon. NJ. NihHiES -. tuRN@Li, ne TfeSi1eLt
occupied he char
lie Board counrroi To appropriate 5 900 for por-
trait IS e. -Goyero King, $50 for portrait OF 'yor
TeIgspn and TO RIhOtle zoe Street Commissioner To
IuIchuse IA copy j buueT'o picture Oi Franklin be-
fore the Lords u.touuci al OF wnc, are to he placed
IN The GOveiDOr'trOJm.
Tie Boa1d coreirrl q 10 pay Alexander Ming $3.50 in
foil Vr cereal services 90 ne old Board OF Police Com
nRs0neIs.
A Committee fam tho Board of Aide len here ap-
reared, old iuqussdi tacrc we're any idnhef papers
winch required tis action o. tIe board OF Alderman.
The IKIsIDEu stated that Il Counir.ee OF lhis
BCaTC would wal upon ihe other BO2rI.
COMMITTEES " Oe thun alIOh.cd 10 Wall upon the
Mayor and Boar, OF Aldermen.
hIr OITsRsuS0ieTed a series of resolutions conpu-
meutlng Mr.. COLeil Tor hs mp rtaihy as President
OF The Board ala rendering vote OF thanks.
Tte resolutions were IA .nmOusly pte1, aud the
President jui, enGcred As acknowledgements ~ ai-
propriete reInabs.
hr LFfT mo ed "A vote OF thanks 70 Mr.. Charles r.
cIlcbaclan, Ia cl,rh, winch WIS adopted.
Thanks wee rendered 10 other officers connected
with ibe BvaIG
The Board zen adjourned sine die.
PkEskNfAToE.-lui All ediately ai,erJhe adjournment,
Mr. OTTARS,s was GATED 40 TIE CHAR, aud NJ ~,
MN IN ieidt of an. a eiub~'-, Presen'eu 'I N"io'
- 60 ,.,. I,sceIf. n oi the BOarhl with music
-, .see OF DIX rosa wool, sapsilishet with
tne tan,Ig OF tr enblems OF mrI,ic aud surrounded
Nv X hroLze sta,neie Of Columbus IN Chains
MIR. CoENLLL, In accepting the glft, thanked the
members in spproPIate remarks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

Alter hs ouncs sa1 lo.n dressed at tue Hospital he
went 20 has home in North Moore street.
BARNEY McCAyyREr Of Cherry street one Of the
wr,cbeis II tue employ of the Board Of Underwriters,
WA s,adcd souew. It in the neck and iegs bot wls
able conveniently 10 90 1, hs home He viii be sbolt
again in few oays. This man WA blown OF the
,essel but saved iinself from faln into tue river
10y aching hole Of Of The s.uchions VI the huri-
cue deck
JoHs SHITB, one Of tie Underwriters wreckcrs ia
IN the Hospital, III very dangerous STAKE. HIS head
II badly eat. He sustained concuason OF the brain,
and 10 also very severely scaled. His fac Is very
doubtful HE IesiGence a tine corner Of Pike and
Water strcets.
FlIHU PERRY, one Of the engineers of the Board
Of Un1erwrers was cut in the head bd. has snst .Re1
30 terioos injury.
JosEPH GREBS, engineer Of the steamship, IS badly
fcalded He was taken 10 his home in Willian4burgh
An Of these persons are married men, with families
Of children dependent upon tuem for support.
Tie body OF FIANCAs was conveyed to the Thir
Precinct lloase, where Coroner Jackmau pro-
oeeoed yesterday to hold al inquest An intelligent
ury was obtained and sworn in, after which they
viewed the body Of Fiangan, the wreck Of the
steamer, and the exploded boiler, when further IN
vestiga'ion wac postponed until Tuesday afternoon. A
rge number of witnesses viii be called 20 testify and
a thorough investigation made of tito Of the
cident.
Tie injured men at the Hospital still in very
critical condition, and their recovery Is exceedingly
dcubtful
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AcciDrETS AND INQULsTs.-GeOrgc Young, desti'
int ,ao. Abou; years Committed satu1Gv
nv ,Ei uu-u;,y o. GsGaaul The deceased tad hs
sifevl,y mth brother ant while IN tsspondeE-y tJok
The poi.oa HE conveyed the City Hospital al e
f,r 10 ave LIS , uuavA deatA en,1ed IN e"
horr,A 20 whose uale IA unknsEa tax. %
he Precinct station HoGse Saturday seTnooa
srnsret n Oh visiting hi. cell m tie evening u
"a. foud that prisoner dead An inqae. vi" De held
on tr pody Jzki2n hela sn nqne ye.te
asv On III. BODY who was - nd erord 81
I,r ~ al "a; The body no. idenhei, Anf
ycrdirt vi acclderili dTors rendered - MAI. li-ni
- fond frozen Ho.. street on ssiuTdfy morning
IN. .LG had evidently abandoned An inquest Va, Lrl
by orou.. q he.ie nothing ia-t1er 4sce-isea
T.EEE IN AND posE FoR.-On Friday evening last,
Rte Tbou p.on fral fsle maiden, oi No - Ilgnp on
Te, .uc-. Ssd Ia iIaacls John q. Calvin from He~ yey
who a. walking broadway 70 isen 10 ,'rioN-i AZ lS
80 invented ir the John lea'd -.isAt',t 49,
f1sIy .ympshir-d worth and s' TIE ~ dsiel ne i.u
ot re f heu h. found thll his watel and exam oi'
ysire OF lcc had been .eiea from him e a. eao- &c
Ia Katy dia g. snd ,sed upon on-;or farsohs o. u
nth Precinct who pocee 20 hsiy noAse WaeI. Sc u -si
tb watch her po-sesslcn. h1:y corr-ssa ne s' 9A1
vas Locked ID en.ger BY Ja-iice y 7seAenolsh-
CoUSTyRrEITERs MISUNDERSTANDING WIS tei-
cpb sbou Il. city Saturday II III ron ite Ponce II
fers tat N a.tenipi being made 9 n0od ne @ VI
nrt.s bills fae Bank OF Dra boro, W itfc'a.
and b.r. ,. promptly r1iihed aud IA the course iEe
a. sat,rn sr..t. were tiuncsN w u h's w ~
Isnr Wn Nguln. Nm. Rowlsnf, J,na f4!ry Aea baar'
Shav we're sil detected while steurn- pas ts ro1
aud sfe lc-s ~ y ios.e, - aAglo-ia az "
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."ushss." TIE Heart Of Midlothian is auno1nced
ss he'ug nearly really.
n. r-um's hrserm.--Coest preparations ar being
ra.e please tie liz. folks q, ius hohi.y week by
The mn ,e6r of The Museum. Tod y. dgrag the
,t-ruoon nd evening will be given ,he spe,s. ular
mere allied TIE Forty rhiev,s," wiki other eon,-
r,.s and far. e. beside AL tie attractions Of the
Miseum.
M, B,r,-,l 'erformanees today in the sfte-np N
aud Il ming
ohiB,re,,-For .Nev-Year's tay the management
ann up,e eb, pieces -four IA the 4ern'on and four
ia tie ey,nrg
nm. Cs.des-Tbc ,Rayels sre oos PsyisS on
tie lax Of n.ir en\ eHienL Tonight the pan
;oufrue OF The Golden Eys--' aud - Punchineiio ~
Ciyis,ys Nins,r,is, Bry,ss'' A'e''rel' sud H0of'
h,sfr,s Ell announce extra a,s seiions for Ic-'ay
Frerrk Thsqtcr-Ssn Coweu = III arpesT 'o-nigas
Tor the laa time in 80 Of his celsbr, sed songs
Psrlor O1>rQs-The DTaytou'. ?. ,1lsai give one OF
Their unique entertainments, q, the oicon Williams
burgh.
GoH; Davenporrs Bes.Et-1'bis event e1mss oil on
Tuursday Uight, AT the Winter GARDEN, ~hen tkere
ought 70. and doubtless viii BE- q crowded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

DTrAKrURE or TINE Bysicfa BoT Among Ne
passengers of,be steamship City Of SashinSt,n, whicA
Jeff on Saturday for Ecrvpc, wzs John c. Hesaaa.
alus he Beniea Boy who soes %, 70 eight SsyerS
The Enesh CHAMPION, TO deeio the ehsmpi ,rsa,p II
the two COUNTRIES. Aorowd Of sporting accom-
FAMED Geer to toe s'eale-, and waved ea.hssssss
sdeus the steamer noysi frOm the dock. Hosass
looked IN robust he'lth, and in excellent sFris~-
He expresses his entire confidence IN boiry ssc to win
TIE match. Shorty AFTER tie steamer rad lsa, two
Buffalo officers running mp the wharf in hot hssss
to a.1est him; bat the bird had flown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

THE SSArIsS IN CENTRAL PARg.-rAc red bs1
was Up on Saturday, and there was much ssahns m
be Central Park. The ice partially coys-ed with
now, but most Of y removed during tho day, aud
s, one sine in the afternoon there were moro shAa
$50 people the zee. AZ the eastern end Of The
pond the Caledonin snd Thistle curling clubs wers
play ing the fsvorite Scotch game. City skaters have
uaspy falls, as abaal snEly shosn There were
fny or sixty lades on tire smaller ponl allotted 70
then. The skating yesterday slso WAS extensively
enjoyed, and 10 day doubt the ponis will be sSV-
eIed with the lovers OF thc sport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

actual use and fouud eikoeut, accurate, and L.
hor-ssvng device. Il neat, tsty s,pArs.as sess-
ryng bat htte spsos requires 40 sAi 10 oPs-s,s D,
and ,og persoas who have long column. Of 6i'es 70
To-, up Inlss they extremely ready AMI .,rars.a.
''ocld Judge Il, as reprscniSi, eoaVenons insrs-
menI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
Adyerti-smeu'.
PlRg BOTTLeD BRANDY and WINES.

fOR HOllrsYs
Pqrso.s who Wines and Liquors r Re ho'asys shs4
ave the preierenes bottled by They wsrs>ea
pure, and tue best quality.
Bor sale by si Druggists sut Grocers -
JnoLpHo HoIyE, hos 10, ~ ssd y ssaver-S.
Importer Of the soLiedam ScAaspp4