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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

Tss New GAM LAW BY the Game Law, passed
Arril A. 1860 IL s $5 fno TO kill deer in the first
seven months Of the year.
Its 80 fine 20 kill a woojcock between Jan. 1 aud
July 4; or partridge rued grouss, between jan. Is
and Sept. Il or quail between Jan. and Oct Is; -
any wild dock between Feb. and Aug. 1.
II is $40 fine to kill prairie fowl, or pinnatea
grouse, at any time within five years.
Isis $40 fine TO trap or snare quail or grouse.
It's 30 ceots fine to KILL trap or snare, nightingale,
nieht-hawk blu, bird yeow.bird oriole fach thrush.
lark, sparrow, wren, martin, swallow, woodpecker.
or any other harmless bird at any time; and sobolns
and robins only bet xeen Feb. and Oct. j.
Ills s. fns to catch brook lake trout, musca-
lopge, between Sept, and March l; and 1t Is y ina
TO catch them in any way but by hook aud line.
j, is fine for any person to enter tho premises Of
another with fire-arms, or other hunting fishing i'm
plements, with the intent Of using them and II be
tiers upon cultivated field, orchard or garden, o.
where crops arc growing in pursuit of game wishout
the consent Of the owner, he is Unable $40 for each
offcnse.
Such is the law now in force In this State. Lot ~
who are interested see that it IL made easctusl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

the large way. Hunt and Pochin of Manchester En-
gland have patented process by which nearly col
orless rosin may be easily obtained They find, what
has hitherto escaped notice. that rosn may be con-
vered into vapor, and by bearing it to 1902 Fahren-
he in carrent Of super-heated steam it dstiis with
out difficulty. As rosn is mixture OF several resins
the heat needu for rectfcaton incresses during the
operation the last portions requiring temperature Of
1850 to volatize them The first quarter that passes
over, after separating the water, is nearly eolorless,
the second is still light colored, while the last por
tons are darker.
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pLEuRo-PNEUMOsiA.
Of The n. Y. Tribune.

10 me Ed1or Of The n. T. Tribune.
SIR. As w. w. D. Is out again in your last Wednes.
av i,u. NTH reply touching matter which beyond all
i. rth involves scientific offsets Of practical Inn
po,ln,e hope you win pefmi. another word BY which
NAV succeed clearing away the SMOKE and setting The thing
,iyh; before enlightened public
We fret note that W. w D. has entirely given up biz former
statement, that Aeoile Of the 18th power is the quaF.
llont Hsnemanne dutlon In other words Che auafthon
drops contain but single Of the juice OF the plant lie
srs himself that this 18th potency requires only
900 drops aud that no ausrliop drops are necessary OF
possible In the operation Clearly then he admits that hts
statement consequently the calculation based urOn IT, were
altogether wrong" ouod crai demOnsfrandum.
sppeors tina, be quite through with b' maihe'
uaoal sommerets and other ludicrous pencmhnees yP
notified as 1t were with the bright object OF his own poor w.t. he
p.rtnacio.s ely sticks his moasiroas noyey Of GnaFuaon
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Internationally
Mpz WINsInW

An experienced Nurse snd pese Physician has soorHfsa
sRrP TEETHSG which greatly facilitates tho
process Of -ns by sotenipg the gums and reducing al In
smmaOn viii say all pain and sure 70 resus,e tho sSwss
and health to your infants Perfectly safe a. all easss
Millions Of bottles sold In the United States
10 an old ana well tried remedy.
PKlcs csLY Is CENTS BOTTLE
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of Curtis PERKfs
New-York Il on the ou side wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
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upon this matter. Mails for California will leave her
the lst lltb and 2st Of every month. II iu
temptation by the Government to make an arrange
ment for the transmission of the mails to the West In
dies and Panama. via St. Thomas. The 2tcent post
sgestamps daily expected, and arrangements are
being made for the manufacture Of 30 aud 9O-cent
stamps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

a BRUTAL FATHER John Maloy, an hishman,
living in Gouverpeur street. while drunk yeste rday,
beat bis son, child Of years and DIRE large knife
and cut him fesrfoy the leg When discovered
the poor lad lying in bed weIteriug in his blood,
his wound still bleeding, while his father lay on
another bed smoking his pipe. The child, who was
almost exsanguinated, was sent to the Nex-York
Hospital in state Of great exhaustion and bis father
was l. cked up by Justice Brennan to answer charge
of felonous assault.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

FIGurH WARD REPUBLICAN, CAMPArGs GIVE
Al The meeting Of this club at Watermans, 'aicK
street. on Honoay evening, Alderman Tucker In a
hr;ef sneesb assumed the duties Of the chair, and the
rcror,, of y.rious committees were presented. The
report of the Committee on Rules led 10 sP''ea u'
custom, in whichthe sentiments oil patriotism a"u
atty to our glorious GAUGE Gillette Tor inc '"e
most tumultuous applause The suigea ., q ''s,fo"'
canvass Of the Ward was introduced ana a'"1
referred TO the Executive Committee Inc S'uV pro-
pore TO obtain ceuiral location and open e'u','oon'
H. ,e electors can assemble at any time during
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[AdyeFtiseInent
advertisement ~
Nervous Debility, local and general Mental d

NeTEOWS DtUIIIIy, IOCdI anu XcHtfd tfcHrok 10
preston and Loss Of Memory cured by original and painless
tesent unattended by -t the ICES Of tine % tie tneo-
psrsblen this specty-M LARsoSr, Phycan an4 Sarssoc,
Author 60 No SAT Broadway up stairs New.Yors frome
and Tuesday and THURSDAY eysnaas, IRON TEA
See the hundreds VI testimonials In bis popular book
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tAhvert1sar1sntl

HOYT'S HIAwATUA HAIR RESTORATIVE il the
beet in the market for giving red haz lifeline
black brown. See advertisement Ia another column
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Internationally

REYNARD ~ Co.,
PATENT HoUssxEEPHRs KYLE
IsPALLIs-E ISsscT POWDER,
and VEKsis DESTROYER.
The only truly reliable articles to estsfrnse Bcdboss
Cotton. Bnss Moths Garden Insects Rats and Nice
P,inc.ps Depot. No ls7 Broadway. Ssld BY all DussSs
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fAdvertisement.
INK PROPERTY.

EALE UI tHt Ctx HIM IJh7s7N ISOI IsH!
ustsd on the southeast of Chsmber las extende5
and Duset will DO made THIS DAY, llth Inst at IL eclook,
al Merchants Exchange, by ADRIAN MULLER, Auction
ser The lot comprises of Al fact Cham II end
with Il viii sod the substantial brown stone building covering
the ORIGINAL lot. 2xG0 feet the to be removed by Sept l
Map. and particulars at the Office OF the succneer NO %
all
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the day or evening. THIS room viii DO well supplied
with the papers of the city and country, and R'cep
ton Committee win be in attendance every evening to
give information render assistance in the glorious
cause of Lincoln and Hamiin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

TaE SyvENTY-YIRsT STREET MuRDrR.-MrS Schu'
maker, whose murder was 50 nearly accomplished on
Monday morning, was alive yesterday. Five paysi-
cans have been attending her SINCE the assault but not
one of them holds out the slightest hope OF her reeov
ery. She has not had moments consciousness, and
il ia thought that she can survive but a few hours
longer. Francis Hoffman. who was held to answer
for the murder Of Der child, was committed 10 the
Touibs on Monday evening He has nothing TO say Ia
regard to the MURDER except 10 repeat that he not
guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

Mics Lizzie Ames of Dr. 'dfCri, Mass, ccmmhtei
suicide on MONDAY by taking sychnne. Betrayed
affection was the cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11
ScIEYcE, INDUSTRY AND INVENTION

x,oxIAsLr PARcRsEYr,-In I847 Poumarede aud
v,ier observed that when unsixed paper is for few
moments immersed in oil of vitrol 1t is converted into
a substance closely resembling parchment which they
called pspyriue This important observation remained
without technical application until 1853. when Gaine
patented process for the preparation of vegetable
paper parchment by the use of a somewba diluted
acid, since which time Warren dc la Rue, whose pa
Yer fro purchased the patent for England, has
ceeded In establishing the manufacture on sure basis
The preparation is one Of much nicely, requiring great
attention 20 the strength Of the acid It's temperature
and the time of immersion As soon as the actien lie
comphshed the paper Is washed with water and d.
Iuted ammonia to remove all traces OF sulphuric acid
and drying the preparation is finished. the Change
properties which the paper thus in few seconds an
dergces is most complete aud wonderful. The white
color Of the paper is displaced by the yeowish tint Of
snimsl parchment The original opacity is gone and
tie new product is translucent The fbrous rougbness
Of the surface has disappeared and in its stead we find
smoothness like that left by coat Of vanish OF si1-
ing and what is most striking and important the new
material possesses great pabity and toughness The
paper parchment does not allow water to filter through
IT, but slowly absorbS it, and swes up like oit OF
bladder. Its cohesion is Eve times great that Of
the paper from which it is prepared and hreefourths
that Of equal weight, nearly the that of
az equal bulk Of animal parchment Its durability is
greater than that of ordinary parchment, which by
boiling with water is cOnveredinto glue and ia very
moist atmosphere may putrefy. 1t is already manu-
lactared by the tun in De la Rues establishment and
being greatly cheaper than animal parchment, is ind
log numerous applications Chloride of zinc hss lat
tery been found to produce the transformation
In paper q fact of much theoretical interest.
The vegetable parchment, strange to say is identical
In composition with the original paper Beautiful and
valuable for many purposes this material Is it has
come disadvantages, for it is not easy to write
With pen and ink and the printed well as written
characters are easily erased without leaving any
trace of the scraping tool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

Tuy MAILS FOR Acknowledgements nave
now been completed with Commodore Vanderbilt Tor
carrying the mails regularly hereafter between new,
York and California, ard letters and newspapers VIII
aso be sent TO Central and soath America What raIe
Of compensation has been agreed upon between the
Government, and the Steamship Company we are un-
able to state, but we learn thai if the arrangement
proves satisfactory tho Posuasior.Generh win ily
the subject before the next Congress, who VIII DECIDE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

DIsoRDERLY HousE.-Sergeant Devoursney, Of the
Foureen Precinct CD Monday night made descent upon
disordery tenement house Elm The police found
there sixteen girls living In ready furnished rooms che
charged being guilty Of immoral conouc. They al
aien before Justice Brennan who locked them for exa
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11
SEVER CoS1R,crs.-Proposals were opened yester

OVN 'I''o.''' WITT T0''' wv
day by the Croton Commissioners as follows:
Building Sewer In Spring street between Sullivan and Me-
Dougal streets hye bids awarded @ John H. McGaoe at
Ss2i 20 time days suretas McMsnus I'd John fitz
Sewer in Fifty street. from Tenth ayenns to and
through Eleventh 10 sewer In Fifty first street, ye ods
awarded to John McCsb. st pi 683 30 time sst, days
In Bethure street from 80 ieetwest OF ueenWicn street
through Warrington stree to sewer IN Troy street seven
days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

REAL EsrArE.-The following sale was made yes
terday. the Merchants Exchanss By Blsses:' Sc.
Co 4sory house and lot No - West Thirty
ninth Pih and Sixth lot Is feet D.
half the block, $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

The GRrAr EASTERN. Yesterday 5, admits, and
81 children, visited the Great Eastern. Everybody
ries to excel in admiration Of the vast proportions AMI
wonderful ntricaces of the interior OF the vessel
Numerous wishes were expressed, yesterday, for a
grand trial trip. The ladies especially are delighted
with the idea. They think they could risk Themselves
on the ocean without the danger of being seasck on
board the big chip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

FELoyrous AssArLr.-Jeremiah j. Rogers was
Yesterday taken before Justice Brennan charged with stabbn
evre seriously injured and Rogers immediately e The
CITY, and not found TIL yesterday lie was locked up tsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

We are indebted to The agents of the Galway line OF
steamers for ine photographic print Of tae Connaught
new vessel which Is about to take its place as one OF
the line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

LARcEsY.-Levi Myers an English peddlcr, whit.
making purha in the store Of Mesrs Wfds Co.. No ~
ana the property found MS possession. The prisoner va
locked up BY Justice Welsh 10 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

BLrAoHIso CoLoPHoEY.-Rosin, or, as It is often
termed, colophony from Colophoin iOnia, whence it
was oncs obtaned is employed to an enormous extent
Ia the manufacture of soaps and yarnishes and for
sazing Q, sizing paper IT. dark color IL oen o9ec'
fioassle f,t heze uses and the methods OF decoio'ng
:. 4. b;,lart osn have beentoo expensive 10 RPpy IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

WipgSISo CATHARISE STREET.-The Councilmanic
Committee on Streets bed meeting yesterday after
noon SIR Shaw in the chair. A large number OF
Cabsrne. street merchants we're present to present
their views as to the proposed widening Of that street
Mr. Shaw stated that the petition csled for the cutting
away Of twenty feet on the southery side Of the street,
the whole length; also that the Committee would first
hear those opposed TO the opening The majority of
those present seemed to be opposed Mr.. Joseph Rose
presented a remembrance numerouSy signed, aud
stated that the widening would be all injury to the
property owners, who had already been heavily
assessed for the improvements in New.Cansl aud
Chamber streets, and the Bowery The width
of the street he thought was ample for the
business which it does. Property had of la'e
years deprecated much in that ne:ghborhood
Whist brought $500 rent not long since did not now
find lessees fr more than $500 yerl other gentle.
men rem opstrated. The Chairman then announced
that those in favor Of the Improvement should speak,
and Mr. Brooks of the firm of Brooks Brothers, stated
that they had been obliged to part of their bus
iness 10 Broadway in consequence Of the narrowness
of the street II was Impossible TO back cart against
the door, because there were many cara and stages
continually passing. He believed II time were gwen
the majority on that street would sign the petition in
favor Of the opening. The Committee then adjourned
for a fortnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

POLICE CoMMIsnoSEns.-At tho meeting OF this
BOARD Yesterday Capt Bennett Of the Eighteenth
Ward was transferred to the Seventh, and Capt
Cameron of the Seventh to the Eighteenth. IL ru,
pored that Chief Clerk Embree will be removed ana
Seth C. Hawley be appointed in his place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

EXAMINATION OF HoFTNAS.-On Tuesday morniog
at II o'clock the preliminary examination Of Frederick
Holman, who is charged with having forged the
checks Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, was
commenced before Justice Connolly, at Jefferson
Market. The affidavit made before Recorder Barnard,
the strength Of which the warrant for the arrest
was issued, details the fact that Hoffman was clerk
in the employ Of the Company; that he had charge
of the transfer and dividend books and that he was
inirusted with the Company's checks with which 10
pay dividends and that be altered two checks after
they bad been signed by the President and Secretary
Of The Company. This affidavit is signed By william
II. Daydge as President Of the Compaoy.
The first check attached 10 he complaint Is one
drawn on the Bank If America for 500 PAYABLE " 70
tie order Of lays Il TomYki,s, or bearer II IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

FATAL BuRsISG.-Cororer Schirmer held an IN.
Quest yesterday body of Cstharne Knowton
lady II age who severely burned consequence
of her clothes ing that death ensued Deceased
tive Of New York. but living at Cioste j. at the t
Of the accident which occurred the 9Th u verdict q
Academia, death rendered "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

EXCISE CoMNIssIoYERs.-Tbe Board held i's forty
eighth session on Tuesday morning., and :grsn'ed D!
lcepses-7O 10 innkeepers and II to storekeeperS q.
s3O esch During the past ten days over ooo oanI'
have been taken ont by liquor dealers Thus Tar nearly
COO licenses have been granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

SUIT AGAINST rHy GREAr EAsTERs.-lt lie sald tna'
the Directors OF this vessel 10 be sued ny the
Grand Trunk Railroad Company for breach oil con-
tract. The agreement to bring the chip TO the ca tern
terminus OF the Grand Trunk was spe:ihed' as IL Is
sad. and on the faith of it the Railway Company
made large outlay for harbor accommodation az ror,-
land The Council of that city also expended s6cooo'
and an immense amount Of capital was invested BY
private citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSONS-JrLY le-Before Justices.
QUAcKEyBUsH, BAsSSAN, and KELLY.
Michael Lloyd, larceny; Penitentary months.
Mary Connolly larceny Pententisry months Mary Daily.
Peni,en,iary months. James Jackson larceny Peniisnsy
William SIN orson, larceny; Pen,entary moa hs Jacob
elevs embezzemeut PeLtentisry months: Several prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

A PUGSAcIoUs PRIsoyER.-Jobn Riordan, Fourth
Ward rowdy taken before Justice Welsh Yesterday morn
ina bv Officer Coakoy and fined 10 As the officer sboue
locking him up default Of payment the prisoner opened upon
him TRADE Of abuse and Threatened TO assault him kooan
va sslIeJ back by The aud required 10 find bail in
Al COO 70 keep pesce Not hsyDg friend hand the officer
again started cell, with his prisoner but before rechtng
there the fractions fellow commenced violent assault upon
striking hun several blows In the face Officer Blauvet Of th
sixth Ward protect his brother officer and received
similar violence his hands The two polenen again toeh
Rordsn before the magistrate and preferred charge OF sesk
He then fully committed to answer the charge
and Is now licked up In default Of S3,coo bail. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
LIsCoLN ON DOUGLAS.

some OF The public Journal, are giving extract,
from sPeeeh Of Douglas 10 iliinos IN which b.
h-ars viliisE testimony u The ssriy struggles and
ifiuuPhs OF Lincoln, happsHs that The oaIJ ad-
vaeisss vhieh Douglas claimed 10 ihat canvas.
~ssiAA, his party was ssiioaai, while that Of Liz
cola vas 'ee'ioasl. 10 reply TO Que Of these q.
faess OF Douglas. LiDeOla used the follou ing lsn
aase. which sov iHrns out 10 be one olIAe no.,
fsnaikssie iul6lnsnu OF political prophecies, on
record. Liaeoln spoke AID us iaviis ali.uti.u 10
his vsrds-ss fellows.
ask his Aitsntion, also TO the fact ,Aat BIZ n.
rule OF nauonality he 10 hinsell f.si beeoninr
sse,iOnss ask his suention 10 The t,et ,h,, ~,
speeches would uet 20 a. euffenI now Soulh Of
the Ohio 'vtr 40 They have formerly gene here
asa his sJ'euiisn TO The fact mat be EeIieIIsIs,
himself TO dA Y that all The DsmoerAi, Of ths Pr,,
states are agt .sisg with hin lfhe ha. IA.ush,
81 thts, ! comm end 10 his ccbsidsrstioa the ,yi.
dssec Of his ovL declaration on this day ofhi,
beeoming E<etioa.'lioo. lee 81 "a pidly spptoash
log, Whatever % ay be the n solI Of this epAeme.
raj eonust betuee.' Judge Douglas and myself
Ns hs day RAPIDLY aprroaeiinr rIea AiS 1iH 81
serfaSnaiisss UAiel ~ AAs bern LarsaisF ds.,A "A,
nre@ai ~ RP.bi'eans fer y<aTI past rtlib evspSsG
dorR Ans n tkroaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
"a. .veRsrrs LETTER.

We publish to-day Mr.. Everstt's letter Of
.sc-pispce, OF the nonins,i Ion Tor Vice Pes.
idsnt, lately made BY the UNiso Copstita-
iieesl. Convsntisp at Baltimers, aud 10 lay.
ing it before our readers, Ne adopt the Lam
gusgs Of the NsiiOual Io,slli scneer. aud say,
that &c 10 bs.utitul and Impressive. sod while
it viii excite . prOfOuod intsres, and pride
in the ranks Of hi. political sapportsrs, 10
sanpst fail TO inspire both rsspss, and solisi-
suds 10 the breasts Of all patriotic aud
thsugbrful psn Of every party. The rslue>
lance Which Mr. rvsret, svovs in Yielding
his acceptance Of this no aisstion 10 svidsnt-
ly sincere, and ell Who are sincere, aud all
Who are especially sequainted With his per.
sOual hsbitades, circumstances, and pursai,s
will be- fully satisfied Of ths depth Of this re-
lsetanes, and the sacrifice which he makes
10 sense o. pubic duty. We ecu oeiy hope
that the saeri6es may Be rewarded by the
approving voice Of bis country CO ling him
10 the high trust for which be vas Bouisa>
ted With 30 much upseimity and snibusi>
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
DEATn Of sIIDos DANIEL.

Judge PErER v. DANIEL, Of the u. s.
Supreme Court, died 10 h iohmood on Thurs.
day notaipg last Judge ID. was born At
-CFoss Nest" IN Stafford county, Va, 90
the 24sb April, 1884. Duri ug his life be ee-
enPisd many positions Of importance and
P,o~issnse When he had ju 5, reached HE
2ls. year, be was chosen 80 Jeptesen, bis
pa,'vs county Ia The Virginia Legislature,
aud alter serving two terms was elected q
member Of ths Executive COuuc.;t Of the
state. pos, shieh he held for upwards Of
tHssp years. Afer leaving the Cou, ell. hs
vas appointed BY General Jackson District
Jadge Of tbs Federal Court, and sas Gu bse-
qnently aPpoiatsd By President Van Bu, en-
to the Bench Of the U. 8. Supreme cour {.
lie occupied this position 81 the time Of hi,