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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-04

y York.-hiCHULAS o. KORTRIGHr against TbOhA
UL0 othesn pnIsuan and by virtue Of judgment 81
The Sup LOur, ia the emit led ctlon on the
tb, INST cay Of December 1885, the lsudp AID premises here
matter descr6ed viii he sold under the drseyn VI the cub
.nctioD by William DnoD euctoberr the h-rchlots Va
nange III The Chy OF the fonith day Of February
m ~ aid described fcloss AL that certain o
Wad orhr CITY Of New ORC GU the uohery sd, Of Thirty
seventh street spd dser5ed as olow,; Commenting
the norbeny side OF Thirty seventh street dssaS
ono hundred Com ibe Dorthassry corner oftne
Ehth and street 'unnibs thence north
sry parallel Nth the Eighth nHty eight lSsl feet
se m inches the -seiy aud parallel Sitn Tnny-.ev-
eutb street, sixteen b feet eight 8 cbcs henc- souhos,
ao psra eib the Eighth avDue and through the coulter OF
garry WAL nu yell ht 1887 feet nine ~ Inches 20 the noo'
y Ire or seventh piT-et, aud theme ~esteFy
o The no-r, side Of Thirty street sixteen
81 light 49, Inches to tho place Of ginning Dated jan
nary u, lSr'. " nODaai heieiee
iel2 Eau 3wT baSoi
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Hle1irai.

"MEDICAL COMMON SENSE. DIR. +. b.
AVA FO1Tt the author OF this p,plar book returns to
his rtideht or Et SoIsioea spugs the h Of May Let
one who has difficult disdse OF long Standing fail 10
him a. Thousands Of supposed ncu able
cured by bis msdicies and ectrc'y lie give. minerals
Tie IL unecng miraculous this city ny HE
paico Winter Office No SAG Boajsa, (next door 20
Dusseldorf Gallery. EcwYoTk Cons 4taon free. Oiio
hours hom to nvaids d,stauao an coasur him
by lee er M. BOOK VII bn cent By mall post paid TO tbOs
who nit 81. address u above.
WELLlNG'S WORM DIURETIC and CON
W DlrION Powders made sf'sr Veterinary Physti,sns
zee ps' vey ehoa given hoTes suffering from
iGhaaon Of tn lnnas woDs, snrvn noulng or
~bsn iis-boabd. Tesiino'ias from fnsr- city rnilrotd
' add other Of horss With doc lions for be
had On sppirai,on 90 SAMIEL q. WILLING ADo'hsoay,
Few hoehe e.tehssT Cosn.y H. Y. Tue trade supplied
psr DOZEN ar'o boxes Of dozen dosss essh Retail
pnco ssnts per boz.
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Ronse-furniehlna So0os.

AGIC METAL POL s IL .
Nl Sc ep,ihc prrpsa ion cleaning beautifully all knd'o
MEALS FLA IEU WARE, GLIDING, ULASS, &c.
PAINTING, ORNAMENTAL WORK, MARBLE and FUN
NI1IhF Ala n u valuable for ASHN0 and clean
bs Price, IN large boxes ONLY TEN CENTS each
Wrns ted free from nnnou. protertirs IL should have
IN ENFRY FAMILY AND BUSINESS E'TABLISHn fNf
For sae b, Lrusri-s Hardware peaers and ABOUND the
naya-is DE pot. 80 u Golds., 1ss Maidenane n Y.
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5nsuranIe QDmpames.
M ETROPOLITAN ttr r-,rl--.
N1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANxs
No los BROADWAY,
ooRsER ss PisBsT., HKw-YohH

ohDh
Th Company having capital ezceeded oy those 81 qn
ssu obe city ompsniea continues 10 insure al h1a " 81
sonal Property Buildings shes In port and then Caffocs ~
low consistent with The security Of inc
znd ths INSURED DIREoToKs:
JAMES LORlMkR GBAHAM, President,
JOSEPH Is. VAkNUM, HENRY V. bulths, -
LEONARD APPLEBY, JOSEPH r.. NAhNUM 'Ar
FRFn'K n WAIOOTr JAS. LUR GRAnAr, ia,
WILLIAM X. STRONG, BUWES nciLn , ~ ~ n,
MosTs TAYLOR GILBERT l. bEECkMAN,
NMEs a sgEibON John q. HENDERSON,
DANIEL PARISH, LORRAlN thEEm,AaTp
GJjsTAVUS A COSOyER EDWARD BACOMBEh,
MARTIN RATES, ia, WATSON Z, OArpsi;r
DUDLEY B. FULLER CHARLES z. MIdLn,p0 .,
PAsCHAL w IIJRNFY, BAML. ID. BRADFOhD, JsT
FRANKLIN n. DELAHO.
EDWARD A. srAhSBURY Secretary
EopRRr G. RlTBBoNE AsFt Secretary
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AIEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT

~ WINTER ARRANGEMEET
FARE TWO DOLLARS To ALBANY.
On and a,e Wednesda, 49, Trains win leave 1sA
X station, Newly ork as follows:
For inan.s bridsaia and II e. IL 2:ae and s:aop N
For White Plains-l2:a aud p. m. .
For White Plains-Sl5p from Depot corner OF white and
Cerus sts -
fsr Cotton FALLS p III from 2ethss.
For mill.roD-5p p. N from 25th-st.
For AbsDy-g 6. M, from 2tth--t nall train
For Abany-s;Sh p. m, from s6th,',, cypress trs,n. M
Al through with NJ Y Central H. 4 for the West
Returning, vii leave
williamsburg and $3.50 M, and a;4opm
White Piains-e and 7:2O = N. andi;sSp a.
Croton Fals-7G
NileroD-5a
Albany, Mail train-ll m, mail, and fRp m, express
Ga M Chatham for all stations Western
Railroad
s:si M Express connect Chatham With train Tor
pssassr checked for the Mail Express. of White
and Cenire-sis from to 8l5 and from to 24o p IN
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1859 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1864
Commencing Dec II, 1853.
Passenger Station In hswYort ooDer 27thr and +tss,
'''A''' ~ TRAILS LEAVE NEWBORN.
Dor New Haven a. m ex)i 2;lo s;le IeI) 500 an'
@ n For Shfs s ;,s,,oSs hIsS s s Lss
and Westpor, n:lb, $780, and 4ao soI NoSwsA
lea mt p;l5, o:lS (ex) $3.50 aSo 500 ~ For oaries
nd Greenwich T. a nj i2l5! s:So l;sO 5:SO N. 70
EoI Port Chester and intermediate stsons, 2n
''0' 49, '''' ''t S6fNNEcrlNe TRAINS.
FOR Boston, via Springfield !, (e1 s:ls M te.) 20
session. l2l5 o. H. via NewLondon 6tonnson, and Prov
hence. For Hartford and Springfield, (sI6 S;ls sb
ax) and 3:lo zeal to Northampton For Hartford Prov.
.ence and Fshkill Railroad, M (en) For Nsw-Hayes
SewLondon and stoningIon Railroad at ia:a and sn
. For Canal Railroad 70 Collusv1e Ia o. (ea and '2u
> m, to Northampton For uonsatonio Railroad g. 5o
ssusaucl Railroad, m els Eor Dsnburs and Nos
'Si kATosd T. BE- M f,s e ~ GOV, snn.rn,sra.,,
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feaal Notice..

IN PURSUANCE oi an order OF the surrogate o.
- c.v az New York notice H. hereby given 20 al per.
h,S eis,ms AGAINST CHARLE5 DAVIS late ofthe Cny %
New ORR Iiob o1nder deceased 10 present the SAME W.
beeof 10 the sub.cfDer her redebce NO ~ "e-t
l, IN the CIV of Newl0rk, on or before me 90 aay m
Jn, pext-Ueed Newly orb the 5h day Of Oecsnoet, ,'
dol ew5uIfS oA"ah L. 20 -, ~
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF kOSMELL y,
mn AInsRn 20 Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice
IL heieby given according Law, 70 all persons uains
against SAMUEL h. CORNISH late Of the city o. oIJ.'5
d. that they are required exhibit the same WIT ths
VOUCHERS thereof the subscbsr the executor o. toe co
BARkEl, BUTLER PARSONS Trinity hnil6nss, No ~ ~
Broadway IN the City Newly orb before the lttb day o.
slo lawtmos CHARLES 8. RAY, Executor.
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Orean 6Ieamelo, &l.

WttuU OlLuhitlpJ ~ls
WELLS FARGO 2s s ce;'
cALIFoRSiA, oREGoN,
WI be dispatched MoNDAY De,, a: BY the North
Atlantic Steamship Company, ; rec
connecting with the Pacific Mali Steamship Compa
W '''o"'' JOHN l. STEPHENS,
through to SAN PR ANCsCo gsetly in advance OF the malls
LII Ti' rs % G0S EkSMENT ENS ELOPEs viii be re-
sshtd I'll O'Clock on MONDAY.
E BY * slR'si e s MALE In
Sight exehd On Sen |rsncseo for sale
''Hs''''D' '1 WELLS, FARGo Co, No. 90 Broadway.
EOR NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH,
,o The rev and nr' sas,s ss &c
~l Ie,ve Pier No. IA North River, EVERY SATURDAY All
onnec,ns with tho Noa and fe,sronrs Railroad Pesc
burg and Richmond
Freight Noon Orn.s foot and Petersburg cent? 1s
Goods 70 ali parts Of North Carolina free Of com
"'''''A Apply B CROMWELL Co., No. Is ws.s..
IN ADVANCE Of the UNITED STATES
OLD NAIL LINE
CALF 0aaNIA,
PANAMA RAIbRoAD.
Eztr. Steamers at Panama and Acapulco.
DAYS, OH aud HFrb OF EASh nO.NAhs
On MONDAY, feb. 6, At p MI .
The North Atlantic Steamship Company viii dispstoh the
splendid steanlBhip a
A. o. GRAY, Commander,
For ASPINWALL DIhtGT and viii connect, via Panama
asiosd with the Pacific Mail Steamship Companya sesne;
JOHN b. rErhENs,
W. y. LAPPIDGE, Commander,
And proceed ID RECT TO BAN tRANCtsCO.
For height spp, the OH of the Company, No. 90 Wss
For pussaae sppy the Oce-oyeI The Oson The whar
the foot Of Canal st. TO wan. H. "tChnAn
z he c.fls Q alongside the ship.
N B. eleIs all parls Of California viii be taken ~
Wells Fargo Co and Freeman Co.'S Expresses BY these
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OFFICE OF IHK METROPOLITAN Gas LIGHr CO,)
No. 502 sth-sY. :
EKw-YoSE. Jan o. 1890
FVvJE following named gentlemen have been elected
n DIRE TORS Of this Company foI the ensain! year;
CHRISTIAN II SAND, kDWARD -ChbLL,
G. GHDFhEY GUNTHER, JOsEPH NObLEyl-,
lLGLhE =. BALM, WASH > WulINElt
EpNAbD HAIOHT, JOHN d. SCOTT,
FFRMANF " 4RCuSE, JAMES HOY, ,- -,,
THOMAS ACHEiJS, ROBERT -. AhhENbDNolt
a. .tlna of the directors neld THE day. CHRl TlAN H.
W. TITUS Secretary, pro tea
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| pOKILAND and CANADA SEMI-wEEKLi

DORILAND and CANADA SEMI-WEEhLa
j LINE. vic VICTORIA BBIDoB.
To~ hrst-class steamships ~.-u
CBEsAPEAKE...-...Csp.S dnSy Ore e,s
Fl. PAIAPSIO... ........ Capt L. u beyuo'e
gin Pier Ne - North nfye.i New.fof. an9 TO-
Wharf Portland, every WEDNESDAY and ATpAnA'' ~
cocs Burning time 20 hour
Psssaic Including meals and s,aieIoon,, Sa s.. "a
These wifh the Grand Truns hhiwD -
form the cheaper and most expedition. esht line 70 ~on"~
Appy1 g. D. CROMWELL d Co. No 8wss'-r.
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. 3.
MAIL LiNE.-The favorits s,sam'up AUoU STA Capt'
n J. Noodhbl will leave SATURDAY Feb. T. at P m {,
Pier NO North ThIongh ticksta Ev-n - Mont
ecn,oTy Colombia Aaia Albun and Macon btls ri LadnS
signso board. 4 eight passage apply 10
SAMUEL L. MiTCHiLJ SON No. 10 5roafwsy.
E'OR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA-Thv AinoIl-
n Atlantic screu s,~smsnp Com oanys aud fas-dts
..amship MON TGOMFRy Vim Berry, Commander vtn
ssve Pier No u n. g., THURSDAY Fso 3. 81 o'clocs
m Postage 10 Savannah ~h unsurpassed recommendation
t6 Througb tciets New Orleans S3s IS to Mobile $40
montgomery, s7o Albany Ga, ga Columbus SIS At!sn.o
ga hacon e2 Augusta s20 Also 20 principal places tn For
va lowest Freight 10 CENTS per foot nSnrSn'' ore
AaH pey eant No nsk taken nnder 300 Apply 70
VI p. CBnnWEii q Go. No ~ "eatss.
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nUUSUN RIVER RalLROAD.-FromD Dec
IL 20 1885, Trains vii Chsnbersst station follows
Cxpress Trains. and II and s:SG for Sing Sins
i.4 and $50 foI Pousnkeepse 1890 snd 2;p ant
10 o N fo1 Pe-sslil, 5:l5 Montreal and burak
ssenser Train (h sleeping leaves 5btst dy at 80
N The Pcughkoepss, PceEskill aud sing Sing Trans At
v most Of the Way stations PssssDgeIs taken si Chamoer
aual Cbrsophrr and slstss Trains for NeV-Yor LEAFS
troy At e:i5 and 1910 and q. ard and Alban,
.bolt Is later On sunday, a, ,;ls 2 mL.,,
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NOTICE.-1ERRE HAUTE, ALTON & ST.
IN LOUIS RAIlKOAD.-1he holders Of the second NOT
gse Boudr Of the T-Ie ueute, Alton 81 Louis Hsoid sni
the beryie Iii IOistown Rsiosd VIII have not slfescy
eubscrbed B0ndhode' Ar-e for the eo'gsnka Ion
of eas said Company aud who desire 70 psc2 ztSii
the adySag-s same and pTcssrSe the interest
an I'D 10 cal At he Office OF ANDREW II. GREEN, ESQ.,
No a. Wsist. and subscribe the without delay
n;or,y BouchoderS already suoscriteA the
agreement thus iuIing the cobsdnaoa % re osn-Dsisi
Ian 27 100 ROBERT BAYARn
Chairman OF Bon ihOldeIs' ComInlttee-
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THE PENNSYLVANIA l>sfs1.
lONOC ENTR Al RAILROA D. LOW
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
yhe capacity of this noai equal any in the eount,


TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST.
Office No. AstoT House, Broadway.
Facilities for the OF rsssensTs 70 ano nom YIN
CHICAGO 81 Louis 81 Paul. Eashvie bemphis New
1-l-sns and all other in the West Norh-Wes' Hnd
insnpassed foy speed end como ~ any route
Through Trans for the West NewYorb foot Of Court
.ndt-sty Morning ExpTe.s Evening Express p m
Sleeping and smos nz cas- on al trains
Fare always low and the time a. qu,ck a. oy any osne
,oute.
By Freights OF all descriptions be FORWARDED
nd from any point railroads OF ohio, Kentucky Indiana
ninois, Wisconrin Iowa Missouri bf RAIIROAu ul
tECT an, port the nnsaabs rivers OF the "sst o'
AeameTs ffcui Pittsburgh -, .
The Freight 20 and nom point Of the Wet oS The
efs Railroad all times ayorabo chArset
" other Railroad Copan- Merchants and shipper ntIus
"a the Of e Freight THE Company can
9TH confidence its speedy transit
This Company also lnaintans Emrsnt Accommodated
<ne By which parties ennis rating enjoy choep an'
,o1orable moJ " conveyance al one hall tue rslc
akxe l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger agent. No 1AStor bouss
LEIGH 4 Co.. Freight Agents,
No. Aston HoSse and No. South WtliaDst
MCDONALD L bIeCBOFF. Emigrant Asents,
NO Bgtery.psoo
THOMAS A. SCOTT General S1p't Arizona Pa
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

NETWORK TO NEW-IIAVEN, HARTFORD,
IN sFRlNDElkLD NORTHAMPTON, and To "ns on tIt
Line Of vermont RArolss Fare to Ne~-iis9en 81 ne
PIN CITY Capt ais wul saye Pier No. - " H. 90
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, ats 2 IN The
GRANITE STATE, tupt. hing win leav" on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at o m. Returning, eavs
HeW-HsuD a,-nsc nighs te,cept sun@ay) az u D. no.
No cbaIee Beiths. Tho IRAN sLER Capt BOVINE ~
Pss-ns-, for the Railroads boa-d over night
whsu, CHARGE Merchandise forwarded 10 Vermont "es'e
NJ Hampshire rohpn Newf ork, and Canada Apply 70
FRANCIS HYDE, agent, Pier No rs f. R., NewYofk
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
u Leave foo, OF Courilaods,, Jersey city Ferry diy
(Sundavs rxcrpteo) 3:f0 D. for PierWon AID Nnsn IL
p aud for Pieiinont Leave enaefn at i aud
l.Imont as. and 20 stages cosr9ct Tor Hack
en.sch sch'arnburg hyack New City and Have straw
I'OR BREDGEPORr-FARE 30 CENTS
il The Steamed ANsUNiA. Capt. Chsa DniehsI leaves
pea slit WHY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and sAfUR-
DAY al 10 M. Freilht taken Al The loves rates
r. LOCKYER & Co. ia south-r
l'OR BOSTON ana PROVIDENCE, VIA NEW
L PORT and FALL R'vER.-Ihr splendid ans superio
.esm.r METROPOLIS Copt BTo0n lesves Nev-Yorh eveo
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ct o'elocl
. n and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsyton on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, t4o'clock D NJ roro 'tr
70. Q, NJ n.
Hereafter R regarded secured TO any sppb
ant until tbs came shall hsgs been paid for
Freht Boston forwarded through with greet dispatch
=. Express FIsisht rain NJ.
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(yRNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY-

fNEE1RAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
OConnsc,ns with the Delaw Lscksvenns
Western Rsiosd and ct EssoD With the ehieb Vss
Railroad.
WINTER AahAEGEMENT-Comm Dec 10, 1885,
Newly for ksston and ineedia,e places from foo
dCourtlsndtst., 81 sa IL II and s:l0 o N sOr Somer
hllo by the above trains and st 5;30 p. m
From Piar No North River ct 7s0 and I,S0 and s.a
FOL Esston and intermediate stations for somerve b.
The above trains aud at $3.50 q.
The IL from foot Of Courtlandsst., and l:e
PieT ~ H. make close connection at Easton with TIA
ehgh Valley Railroad and thence via East Penns yvania AL
road Reading without cbsnse of and aese
,ng direct for Po.tsyfllo and Harrisburg
Passenger for the Delaware Lsckaw Western bah
Dad VIII leave New ora from foot Courtlands,
iso from Pier r. only Tor Lshgb Valley Railroad at
II nom foot Of CourAndtst ard 1880 and IL 90
'oD Pier " R. only John O. STERN g. Superintendent
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financial.
STOCK Auction

ALBERT Fl. NICOIAY, STOCK AUCTION
"A BEk BRUKER sno oANkEh, No. 81 Wthsnfst
BrBRArCE STOCK aDd ether securities a, private ssls
efCkS and BONDS bought and sold the BToAeTs oosro
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lion is not now rscognissd universal, although Il
has been until recently.
learn thai trieno to Yale College Il a,,u.ts mahs
II magnificent dpDstjoB the shsye Of bnldag fog
s Scientific stbool. The main baid,og is ab nv 6fsy
feet square, aid b " two woss OF eqasi o'msBsoas,
in on. of which IL 20 be the Agricultural Ma-enm IN
tie other fine laboratory. TIE rs; and second Goors
Of the main builoog are aesispsd . The Engineering
School, The ,hD d 70 lecture hall.
DIR. A.s Fitch our renowned New-York en.pnolo-
gs lectures tonight Oh BUGS add deprvaory insects
Of lie various d. grees Of maiigt. Here sndeth ss
first lesson
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NEw.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pas
~ .engeI Trains leave Pier foot of Duane follows
DuNKlRE EXPRESS at a. IA, for Dunkkk Buffalo, Can
sndaigua and principal intermediate Stations
NENBUROB IMPRESS at $3.50 D. u, for Newbursh, Mid
tstown, and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 1870 .. for 0unkTk, Buffalo Canaan
isisnA and principal stations
Tho Express Trains Emirs with the Canandag
md Niagara Falls Rirosd at Binghamton with the syn
Railroad Corns with the Railroad for Rochester an6
sIfGo; Bend with the Railroad for Scrauon and
tuao and Dunkk, With the Lake Shore Railroad for Ceve
end Cincinnati Toledo Detroit CHICAGO, &c and the Cana
Railroads.
NATB'J MARSH. Rsceiver CHAs mInOT Gent sup't
NEW EkSEl RAlLkOAD-FoI PHllA-
IN DELPBlA and the SOUTH and WEST, JERSEY
clTY.-msl ard Express lines leave NswYork at g. and II
NJ and and fare Ga Through Tickets cold for Gin
hnnat and West aud for Washingon Orleans and
he South kc and through baggage checked TO Washington
- N. and ep. m train.
W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage N be- received for any trains unss delivered
checked 10 minutes In advance Of the time Of aavina
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81 Flabush, L. L. August, l776. IL id great i,i1Ty
crops tberesbouts nntil G79. Starting from tss.
point, and travelling abont t9ehty miles year, H nsf
Overrlrrad our whole cUnntry. WlLhm year or { 10
of val in any II Yen place, most of the sirrount-
ing wheat fields destroys and its rayaes a4a-
~ CONTINUED for iev years, until ia parasitic enc
mics eXIerminated il. IL has fre4uently resppeared
here ard there but for the past feS years bas Almost
heep uhheard Of. rhs fJ is probably thai referred 70
by Duhemel having greatly injured the ~heh n
SWilz- rsnd in l3, buS during the half cenuy % fs
rav8ges here II was almost unUotoed IN Europe
In 1893 il ravaped part OF Germany, and ~ 1871
prof. DBps foonO il along the Mediterranean IN cPaIo,
Italy, upd Oh tho Island Cf niDorca.
The wheat Jge has been long kno in England,
apd was imported thence. IL was tiers ons'"Hy
Thought 10 be sort Of mlisw, but IN liIi h' ~ue NJ
ture was discovered; and 10 l73 Mr.. huey, searenioS
for the HessiaD iy found and traced out tne aaos "a
this insect. II hrst noticed N our e'.".t VA
NonhtrD Vermont in 1870, but dd no gsaas nyuiy
there until nine Years later, when II s.,sp oen ~ ga
tend itself over the Northern Sa.es, throoYhon' Can
ada and as 1pr west ~ ludsns. mere IS a pssaHn;
inject the ichneunoD-hy, which IN huroPe cnecss Cno
spread of the nudge but hns nos yos osen up
here There are TWO ways ia which the %he A. nudge
NAV he destroyed 10 large numbers, VIZ; l. by killing
tIe Ay tsslf; and :, by destroying u when bus
Net a. lrya II infested whear folds ara swept
- tar several successive evenings with a
proper net, n,yriads may ba cadslt, aud q
o.d mart 81 the wheat crop DO saved. The larv de-.
ostad in the leTocls Of grain oarr.d to the sru
gro resown in sprDg 10 fulfill tber perpicous mssion.
Now Sfodii1 tie II lls ruOatd %
plowed very deeply in Spring, buryug cop worms
aud ali 70 as to prevent the temperance Of thu in
seet aud especially careful shodld farmers b. to ds
fboy a. screenings from their ihreshing. machine and
ihtbp2-n, or, at any rate, feed them 70 ch,ekeas,
that The miLons Of Larvae Of the miige eo0taiaei in
the heap may Lot be I.stOred 20 the fehs Thy have
wouceifu ituaoity OF lite, ihese little rise AZ; Dr.
fuch bss tried 20 drown them by keeping them three
mouths uuctr wnfeF, hut 10 no avail.
The sadence being invited to ask questions on tho
aohcc, Of the lecture, If disposed, nvailed theu-
selves Of the permission. Dr. Fitch, IN answer 10
su, dry qnerioe, said that neither roSsing limo on
wheat when the dew or, nor sowing sat, n,r
using sulIlu salt in the gr0nary, nor tooasco-
wster sprinkied on tho field, were speeches. IL New
NoTk losee hfteci, millions OF dollars yer from The
wheat nudge, Why wouldn't Il he q good Investment
Ia send DIR. Fitch 90 Europe 10 pFpcme The great ioe
OF the nidge, the ichn,nmon fyf Tnis lstter m@ecs
ecps the other from the very face Of tho earth; ana
haii.bushol OF lis eggs Matched Dr. kitchs pises
would DC worth ts weight m diamonds "of pnfess
ray serene
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-09-18
LATER FROM HAVANA.
IMPORTANT 7ELLIGE GENCE.
New ORLEANS, September 10.


Tic steam ship BienciNc, Captain BuIIoch,
from Havana, with dates to the 7tl instant,
has arrived.
The Havana sugar market was dull. The
stock on hand amounted to 100000 boxes.
MulasScs WAS unchanged.
The health of the Island was excellent.
A cargo of slares has been landed OH the
Eastern coast of the Island but no partcl-
lars have been received.
The steamer Ocroia. which arrived at Bata-
bano from Truxlo, reports that the EngI's
man-ofwar icurnx, ordered Walker to surrcn-
der the town. Walker obcycd, and retreatcd
down the lower coast with force numbering
eighty men. But according to the last adV-
ccs, his force was finally reduced to twenty-five
men from the continued attacks OF his enc
mics
Walker was severely wounded III the face.
Ills wounded followers at Truxlllo have been
placed on board the Icnrux. lie lost one Col
oucI in his last engagement.
When the Oceola was leaving Truxlllo Al
varcz was entering the town with force OF
800 men. >,
The steamer Tcciot has arrived at Havana,
bringing Vera Cruz dates to the 81 Instant
and 81, 100000 in treasure.
The Juarez Government has decided that
the bark Marie Conceptim is Il legal prize,
Miramon has reached the Capital, and is
concentrating his forces there. The Liberals
are making extensive preparations, and arc
rapidly moving thither. They will probably
soon attack Miramon in his last stronghold.