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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

SERIOUS DISTURBANCE IN FIRST WARD Run
SHoP-Two Men INJURED Last night a gang Of
Fret Ward ruffans, among whom were Daniel Horri-
gan, Patrick OBrisn, Thomas and Frank Enright,
brothers Of the notorious John K. Enrght tae ticket
swndler, entered the drinking saloon, Of West
and Cedar streets, and called for liquor, which
furnished them. After indulging in three or four
drinks the rowdies got into alteration with the
barkeeper and revived old quarrel which they had
with each other They finally commenced an assault
upon the barkeeper when several of his friends who
were near by, and heard the disturbance, came to bis
assistance. A general fight ensued during which all
the bar furniture was brought into requisirion-tum-
blers wine gssses decanters and bottles flying about
the place ike hail.
In scufie between HorIigan and Thomas Eurisht
the latter had bis face terribly cut and disfgured and
in return Harrison was struck over the head with
some blunt instrument in the hands Of Frank Enrght
as is alleged and laid out nsensibe, Horrgans skull
wss fractured and his scalp badly lacera'ed. The
police of the First Ward hearing the disturbance
fastened to the spot and arrested Patrick Brien,
upon whose person slung shot was found. Officer
Quackentush took bin to the Station. House.
Frank Enrght jumped into carriage that stood near
the door, and was driven off. The police were sent In
pursuit of him. His brother and Daniel Horrigaa
we're sent to the New-York Hospital. The injuries
Of the latter are of serious nature that he cannot
survive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
Sad Accidents.

ALBANY, MONDAY, Aug 90 1860.
A fad accident occurred here about o'clock.
hickory pole so feet high, which to be raised to-
night with the celebration by the Little Giants Club
in the Third Ward fell through the breskiug OF rope
Instantly killing child, ramed Lehman. III years
old, and fatally injuring another, named Garner, Il
years old.
VIM. Bav, son of DIR. Bay of this city, was thrown
from carriage on the Saratoga road Yesterday. Ills
njurep are of a very dangerous character.
PORT SARsIA, G. W., Monday, Aug. 20 1861
Capt. Davenport the Grand Trunk Railway Terry
boat was killed here this afternoon by being caught IN
the snubbing-rope of his vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
hearty ovations await them.

TORNADO IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-On Saturday after
noon last between and O'Clock, the city of Salem
ard vicinity was visited by tornado, which is thus
described by a correspondent of The Boston Journal;
In the mean time the other wing of the tornado
from the direction of North DaDvers and approached
tie first wing. As the two winds met cloud seemed
10 come down to earth and Iarate them, when the
cloud was transformed to a cullender-ke shape, and
wbrled with tremendous 'elocity, round and round,
until it descended TO the roof of the Dearborn street
School House. in North Salem, Substantial building,
about % by 40, with beltTy and bell when it threw
the chimney through the street side of the roof and
then rook the side of the roof TO within
the feet of the belfry, fifty feet some majestic
elns and carry ing the ain body the street,
landed il in a vacant lot. Leaping the fence of
the vacant lot t twisted of beautiful tree within two
feet OF tee ground Oh The premises OF the Salem City
Treasurer, Cbss. T.. Symonds esq, and then going TO
the root Of his house, took his chimney bodily into the
air and carried it 10 the yard, where it fell Like
4" Thousand of bricks"
1t hen wIeaktd iis vengeance on fine garden be-
longing to Mr.. Samuel Roles jr, Mechanic street,
aid Oh the premises of the Osborn heirs uproOug
trees, twisting of ems, destroying grape vines, &c.
The Flint estate on Laboratory street, next Wis
ited and willow tree feet inc in diameter at
"a feet from the ground oyerthrOwn, leaving
hole in 'be ground feet inches III depth and Ia feet
across. One root of this tree measured III feet in
length and II inches in circumference. On the pame
estate several other trees upr )Oed handsome
elm was twisted off, builo ing used for tan shed was
brought to the ground and consderab other damage
DONE The premises of several other parties felt
ts effects lees in this immediate vicinity, and
then the wind appears TO have crossed North River 10
the Salem proper side, here after uprootng only one
tree, ii left for parts unknown, via the river nue.
vat. rspout is reported have been 10 TINS mar
bor and rumor has it that in Beverly ice fell In hca
pieces; but of their truth know nothing Inc tIaca
Of the tornado was narrow, but its touch was certain
obstruction.
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IATEST-Via Londondsrrv.

Jo.Dos Aug. lO.-A fatal accideot 10 the artillery
volunteers of Dover occurred on Thursday evening
While the CORDS were engaged In gun practices at Aren
cleft Fort one of he guns burst, scattering It's frag
ments in sll directions. G. r. Thorn "A one OF
the Lieut. naDts and Sergeant were Killed GU the
spot. Several members OF the corps are severely ln
jured. ..-.
that some parties had been attem Dng ocreaie trouble
Hitherto the government had nc ed with certain gem
crosby but il has great number OF persons, OF
all classes and sent then OH WIN pass u any
country out OF Italy. -
THE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The eommar der of TIE Fox has wrteIfa letter from
IL Farse Issuds the oper atoms OF the expedit!o
that al point He desgnates the suong currents Oi "nich
go much has bsen said, bughears altogether. The
letter gives reason TO hope for favorable result 70 the
survey
syramme of "Leatorio RoUauus.' The Queen
mother to leave nstany-hat is, II the programme
is accepted.
VIESsA, Friday.-The Austrian Government in
tended as soon as the principle of Intervention In
syria had been agreed upon at hs Conference TO dis
patch bat alion Of Tyroese Cbasseurs 10 Aleppo Inc
Pope however, having officially assure he Austrian
Cabinet that according 10 the latest inform atom re-
ceved Fuad Pasha had guara1t ed 10 pa my SYRIA
without the aid of foreign troops, the project was
abandoned
mainland, bat still continues bis preparations
LosDON, Aug. l0-A correspondent at Naples Writes
On The 4tb thai appeals 10 arms have been puDhcly
poeted up The reactonary party, whose headquarters
are Gala hestates in pres nee Of the s'ude OF the
country, and alarmed at he very Popul4Ge, wnich
was formerly its ilstrumeut The Court however;
spares Nc pains 10 excite the zeal OF the popuace ana
Of the inferior classes Of citizen- in it's favor.
According to commUnica ion from vienna III the
Cologne Gazette active negotiations sre gol9g on Oe
tween the Courts OF Vienna and Rome the subject
of the eventuaiity o. the invasion Of the Ponuhcal
States by Garibald The Duke Of Modena has pro,
nsed 70 u0ite No that case, hs troops 70 the Papai
amy.
Volunteers 70 GaribaldiaTe as TO embar-
Tas him, and he has requested that be sent at
present
recent interview between the Kings Of Denmark
and Sweden gave rise TO report that the two Sc4nd
nayian Kingdoms intended 20 form an alliance against
Germany. The Swedish press, however, cOmbaLs the
idea of any aggressive policy and tue Swedish people
are represented to be decidedly opposed 10 anything
the kind.
The coronation of the King and Queen in Norway
took place on the 9th inst. III the Cathedral al
llrOutheim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
TeIeerapbic Extension

ST. JOSEPH, MONDAY Aug Ut IobU
To.dsy the Missouri and Western Telegraph Com
parry commenced stretching their wire westward IN
The dire elton of Fort Kearney The poles are set loo
miles ont from here and the wire will be up that die
lance in two weeks large party is at work further
west getting out and afttpg the poles 1t expected
that he line Will be finished to Fort Kearney by the
middle of November.
The different routes west Of Fort Kearney being
surveyed ard the Company will soon be in possession
of accurate information to timber and other facilities
which will enable them To push forward rapidly and
TO the best advantage, next season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

WEsr WASHINGTON MARKEr.-The Collector Of
City Revenue having failed to obtain more than very
neon siderable portion of the rents from the occupants
of stands In West Washington Market, yesterday
deavorsd to procure the signatures of the tenants to
ackpow mt of the city as landlord. He with
very Indifferent success most Of the marketmen urging
hat in case they did not pay their rent to Mr. Taylor
he State Iessee, that he would turn them out. The
enan,s appear to be nearly unanimous ia the belief
that until the city put in posse in the same way
that Taylor was their aest course Is 70 recognize the
authority Of their present landlord.
CosyIcTs FROM KINGS CoUsrr.-The total number
Of persons convicted the Court Of Sessions since January last
forgery and burglary. 'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN Man. Last night
about nine O'Clock, officer Harris, of the Eighteenth
Ward found man lying sick upon the sidewalk, cor
ner of Broadway and Twenty fret street. A car
rage was procured and the man taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital He died before reaching that institution.
The deceased was dressed in black clothes pink
striped shirt, and low Shoes He had black hair and
wbiskeIs and had lost of the fingers on his right
hand. His body deposited in the dead-house for
identification.
CHAsTIsIYG HER Son WITH PIEcHER Last night
a your G man named Edward Mclaughlin, residing at
No. 9 Worth street, gave bis maternal relative some
impudence, which exasperated her that she seized
heavy water pitcher, and struck him over the head
with it, inctiDg scalp wound, and knocking
him inseDsible. Edward was taken TO the Hospital,
and the old woman was arrested and locked up in the
Sixth Ward Station-House.
MEETING OF JoURSEYMES TAILoRs.-An adjourned
meeting of journeymen tsiors was held at Montgomery
Hail. Prince stl eet last night for the purpose Of con-
sidering and adopting such course Of action as will
eyentuae in raising the amount Of remuneration re-
ceyed by workmen. The meeting utterly secuted the
idea of general strike and regarded standard scale
of prices as impracicable. separate organization Of
the iourneymen belonging to each shop was recon-
mel d.d to report grievances 10 the general body,
which shall have power to decide whether any, and II
60 what action is expedient.
SLAVE RESURRECTION IN VRGISIA-FoUR or THEM
KnLED-The Richmond Dispatch states that con-
spirscy was formed one day last week. by the slaves
of Mr. : Hairston, wealthy farmer of Halifax
County, Va, TO murder his overseer. After Stating
that ak Of them induced the overseer TO accompany
them to the woods, where they alleged party Of
slaves were preparing for an instruction, The Dis
patch says:
"The negroes led the way until getting into the
forest whsn they suddenly stopped near newl y-dug
pit when the spokesman confronted him. and pointing
10 the hole said TO him: There, you id son of =
b-h, is your grave. You have but fifteen minutes
make your peace with God, or TO land in hell Quick
as thought the drew his Colt revolver killed
tour Of the ruans dead at bis feet and shot the fh
one in the abdomen, seeing which, the sxh man took
his heels through the woods, and the overseer hav-
ny no other weapon he escaped. The impression pre-
walls that the six negroes had determined TO murder tho
overseer because OF deserved punishment one or
of them had received and laid tho above plan 70
get him of in the woods 10 effect their ends. HE pres
Of mind in taking his pistol and his coonsss IN
the hour OF danger, when white person was ngn Va
aid him, doubtless saved him from = horid desss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Bu TeLegraph TO Londonderry.


LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET. The stes of Cotton
49, 5ns.sy and Thursday 80 900 bales, including 10000
bs on spec1sioD and for the market closing bnoyan
@ WedDssday when the sales reached ~ Dsles and poes
.sere sbTItIy higher for the inferior qualities a, .
T1 Byokss Circular reports the sales OF e Wseh szVO
bales Including n 900 bales TO 'psOusors ana ~ oae. 70
m. ns from America caused sfgs specoitve
md bb puces sdyan ed Id for the nfero and ID
jor Dns American Toe sss sD Si for s,Do
D. rsJkt closing rm al the following authorized quoA'oh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

IIyFRPooL, August II The African Mail Steamer
Athenian arrived at Liverpool to-day. Her news is
very UnmpOTtant
II e steamer Gauges hence for Africa foundered off
Madeira The Captain ard eight men are missiDg.
The Calcut aud China masreacbed Marseles yes
t,rdav No dates or particulars are given.
QUEENSTOWN August l2.-The stt FAN ship Africa,
from New-York, arrived at Liverpool this after
noon. -
Also arrived at Liverpool, Ariel, and Anna, and f.
Schmidt from New Orleans, Washington from Mobile,
and Lyon from Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
LETTER FROM HON. D. E. SICKLk'S.
10 NE Edisov Of The NJ Y. ry.sun..

To NE Ediov Of TIE ~ y Tysv..
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1850.
SIR; In your Journal of ths date the following pas-
ssge occurs, which, 1t misrepresents nv op;aions
and my business here, of course Inadvertently, beg
you will allow me to correct:
"PRosoRPrIos NETWORK
"Nuch depends ppos Cobb wbeths, .he AZ NJ ,osc
ton welded NewYor a. desired BY Mes.r. ,l,
con Co. Messr. SeheD Barr sckles Ryndsr. and oshsr,
teen here and It h said demanding d,os citation Of
Douglas men, Mr. Cobb heart opposed TO .ng removals
for opinions sake but hi, feelings Of antagonist political
wrought mp higher pitch over befors In
his experience Bon himself snd the President profoundly
ousbtfu over the suggestions OF eonsdeste party end t.
every oct Of proscpo, makes votes for Judge Dous"
Irasmu,b as you have thus given wide publicity to-
an incorrect report of nv action trust you will not
refuse me permission to stse briefly what think upon
the subject to which your correspondent has devoted
the foregoing paragraph. have not advised the re-
moval Of any one since the nominations made at Dsi-
more. As to those persons who have been removed.
becauie unmindfu Of deoency while they held the COM
mission of the President they had made themselves
conspicuous for denuncatons Of the Chief Magistrate
of the Nation, as unjust as they were unbecoming,
have only cay that in my opinion, these people have
been dealt with as they deserve.
With reference to removals from Office for differ
s"'' Vi "Pinioh as 10 tne uuty OF Democfas III sn0
present state Of things, if any such removals have
been made, have uniformly deprecated them whom
ever it has been proper for to express opinion
upon the subject believe that the election Of Bell,
Breckenridge or Douglas is peace-while the triumph
of Lincoln lie revolution. With this conviction, re-
eret to see the antagonism between Mr. Douglas and
the Administration drifting either into policy which
prevents their friends from entering into cordial
union of all the conservative elements in the State Of
New-York, for the attainment of result which an
profess to deem fundamental to wit:-the defeat Of
the formidable party of which you have the honor 70
be distinguished leader
Very respectfully d. L. S1CKLE3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
TruxiIiO Taken by Gen. Walker
THE BRITISH.

ONE StHUONEKS D'
THE BRITISH.
NEw-ORLEASs, M, pday, Aug. 20, 1860.
The schooner Arsmua has arrived at this port from
Ruatan, 9th inst She has on board the OF the
schooner Clifton, Viii was captured by the British
at Honduras.
Gen Walker landed with bis forces at Truxillo, and
imme lately made an attack the own, taking
with but slight resistance the part of the troops
who fired only gun, wouDdng two of Walkers
men There was great excitement throughout the
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
From Northern Mexico.
vIDAURRI DEFEATED-FIRE AT HoUsTt

vIDAURRI DEFEATED-FIRE AT HOUSTON.
New ORLEANS, MONDAY, Aug. 20 1860.
Steamer Austin has arrived bringing Brazos dates Of
the 10Th, and S38 600 in treasure.
Brownsville quiet
The revolution in Northern Mexico was progressing
Aramdeerry had defeated Vidauri in a battle, and
Gen Zusza WAS killed.
Several buildings on Travis and Congress stree 8,
Houston, Texas, we're burned on Saturday. Loss
}38 DOOR insured Sll 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
From Havana,

NEw-ORLEANs Monday, Aug. 20 I66U.
Steamer Cshawba, from Havana 18th inst., is be ~.
Sugar at Havana commanded 81 reals. Stock in
port 26O OGO boxes. Exchange London Is per cent
premium; on New-York y R3 per cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
LATER-BY THE ARABIA.

ST. JOINS, NEWFOUNDLAND, August 90
The Cunard steamship Arabia, which left Liverpool
August l. and Queenstown on the 10Th, passed Cape
Race at o'clock yesterday Sunday afternoon, en-
route for Halifax and Boston. She intercepted by
the news yacht of the Associated Press and the regu
lar dispatch obtained.
Her CONNER cial advices are one day later than per
steamer North American al Quebec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
ITALY.

Gen. Lamoriciere bad suppressed demonstration in
favor Of Gsribaldi Lodi; mad levied war c1ntribu
fion of AZ 900 crowos and taken the le4ders prisoners
Signor Farni had sue 'eeded in preventing the de-
paIture Of an expedition that TO have landed IN the
Roman Staes A letter from Rome however, asserts
that Is 900 Pedmouiese had Landed 10 the Pap terri
torv at San StefanO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
NAPLES AND SICILY.

No movement 10 reported.
The Paris Patrie says that G4ribald in letter t.
the NO OF Sardinia said he considered it sacred duty
20 deliver Veneia and that The possession Of power
ful navy hk, that of Nap would nable him to do 1t
Provisions were ex, eedngly dear 10 Sicily. ouy
on salt imposed by the Dictstors Government wa
said 10 be very popular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
A HOrrid Murder i'm Sheffield, Mass.

STOcKBRIDGE, Monday, Aug ~, IoV'
Trueman Davis killed his wife by beating out he DE-
brains with club and hoe on Friday night last. lie
was intoxicated The murderer has been arrested anu
is in 1enox Jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
SYRIA.

The latest dates from Damascus report all quiet
ftere but MURDER were still committed in the sur
rounding country.
30 OO0 Christian women were sold at Is pasters EACH
ar " ere detained in bareUs
The Beaufort sailed from Marseiles the 9th with
1 600 men for Syria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
Death of n Boston Merchant.

BosTos, Monday, Aug. ~, lop'
Benz Howard, an aged and highly esteemed mer-
chant fell dead this afternoon while taxing part N
religious meeting hold in Trinity Chuen 'os"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
Arrest Of Gordon. the Murderer

LEAvKNwORTH, Monday, aug 20 Io, ,v
Gordon, the Murderer, who escaped from me VIZ
lance Committee nj Denver hes been arrested ahu H
now in the custody of the U. 5. Marshal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21
Railroad Accident.

NEw-ORLEAEs, Monday, Aug. ~, 1871.
collision occurred on the the CarroltOD Railroad Las,
night by which two persons killed and several
wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

PRovrsIoSThe Provision msrks, Ia generally dull and she
transactions unimporaut
CossoIS close at 9st G9o4 for money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

Arrival of the Arabia and North American.
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KEENAN, At NORTH CHELSEA.

The Boston Atlas d Bee reports at length, and with
great particularly of DETAIL the Heenan Reception at
North Z belses Saturday last. We quote portion
g d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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They Nre tire best Pill for general use now sold.
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HeT>swe refer our readers to the advertisement
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Flor Times. '' '4'"'"C'''e"'"'
~ See advertisement mhoI Itw
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