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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

NJ ' r~sh,p AS,-He Jy Har,e and Southampton snd
~, Ishe' fnown, ssnpcs Brown, Cot J r. ste ~0t 81
'hr,n We. ". webo Col J. Trott@r sod lsty Mn.
Rhcbi" ri bmofd J. X So,tib ard family DR. T. W..
ssySS,' .5y 0eoTs r. Chapman, w~ Mnyo, csot y.
islmer Donad msksy, rsp Barov Mr. ans Hr. Cad xen
nr ~. s'd Csrs usd A. CiSk NJ, Lsmscs and lad r.
Mr. Lewis wife 1chdrSn and nurs Mr.. LAn,s Caanisg.
bAm - ian Wy Post II Ho vard lady tof.n, and
,ers.p Meter Howsr4 Wis lplfs Post al Of Boston, IL.
Fte,e Mis- Ks'e CharDr,y Mr. Fsashi~s o. Bradford,
10y mig I'D servant DR. L. 8 RuriJgs, Miss comssoek,
~ zIhd'n ard ngiS Mis- sabcock Miss Phsba A. Bah
60 Ll,sIoal Mr. Le~1 JsLia w Hicks w,ts ehldrgu
100 bure hi. Drp,r; Mr.. ~ w Jan.s chiI5 and maid
M. r "s. Mr. Wood, W. WoOds Nj snd Mn 10. sid
dies Mr. hhJn btfdlss and SIT Mrs Col Pc ter and .v
HsDe VIE sDd n1Ise Rev Jos Pok w. P..tot ! Moresn
J. c C'h Joe 'he 4 3 B wheSoD II NJ nss C Moran
Mater MOAN A. R|ya., wife ehld on and srryant'
Avils. q q Byron, John Hsrr, Meyer AID rt,ss NJ
Goldsiu N Clifford Sho.s and wife Nm s,s.bo,.nsy
cbud;n ed .erysti G5s. scsiaor, M-: Jswsss nd
y"%s @, tsph. a., 81 z. Too psi,s z os,s.os, Wa
Mrs schaf 'srs ID spa, NJ. Lsasm osPDer, hsAs
sns1 y. L. o1fs A GsrdLe,. Mr. Rothbsrtb Ehusa L.
Ia be- q LoDobsD Mr. srsnDt J. r. Lord, Mr. DIP mt r. J.
A Ksbp z wtllseh Mrs. Psckwos sHi family. G Rsshsie
wife Mr.. Arroyo, aursnt n. ockhrn, 4 II.
faye. A. Pscl en- saon D. Green Dr. F.ly AMI brother
NJ s.l gnsn Wskissh ViIlaD.aa, Havana Mr. Tai
l.buh, Sir 5sl-ps Jos NJ Nagn ek = Hensniss Rod.
hz1.z @ d B.taScout J. CoatsU1th ID Hewnan, A. 0nd.
nsr Mr Harrington, c. B. Rogers Mi-s ComstoSk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

VsiioRs AT SARAToeA-By an arrangement re-
ssa''y maze, The steamers IsAsc Newton and New
Wa42 VIII Ieresfter await at Albany the arrival Of
- -sst ain from Saratoga, for the accommodation
q 1900 who may desire to come down the river.
SssF at Saratoga, therefore, can remain contented
y - re, sured that if thsy arrive in Albany any
'S, before II o'clock at night, they reach New
Is,rk on the following morning after good nights
pes. n the boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

Among the passengers IRE Jadet Ma'7r, OF
F,OriSa. uho goes out he delegate hon
Ia Nes.Yok CaAnbsr Of Commerce TO tie
"Ns / nal Asso isiion foF so Promo'ioa OF Social
sei.pce;" G. j. b. sss0cN-a, bvarsr 81 diPaches 80
S, Peters Orsi wm. II. Webb aud Don aid hcF.ay,
Abe W. u sno~n ship buarsi Mrs Anoa Cora NO van
Rt,hje, Mrs. Major Biidle and Rev. james P'alk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

The eruptou Of be Ice'sI die tcano syTda'sl9sk 4.
ard OF s crater Kott ugia lasted IN he 7;h rl che
96tb of NAV without bow-vr Gu log atV "a mage
IL rre,ep,.o moot msgti6cent solay sid III uoss
ana tho conld be sesn a. dst4n ;; Of 30 miles, in
R.ikjavik This was the frat eruption sin se 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

JAMFS-LANGSTON-On "Wednesday, August 221 at 81.
Hary's iL1rot Burir gton, NJ J., by the Right Rev Dr.
Odenbeiue Episcopal B,hOp fhe Diocese OF NewJersey
r. Lloyd James to Mia Anne L. LsDgston.
PBRAKER-MICKLEs-At sins srg Wednesda, tbs ed
inst residence Of the brides father by the Rev. VII
son Phruer vrh.m Phrsner esq, Of Jamaica, L. 10 Miss
Carolina j. Mickes
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THE GARBALOr FUsD.-The following sums have
been received :

THE GARIBALDI FUsD.-The following sums have
been received:
From an Iisliap. $40; A. Tam. s.; j. Sanguiueti
~ 50; fisnd Of Suhi $50 Psppalardo 500 Rsco 80;
A. G. fsi 10; Col w Depeyste 81 II n. Soddnt, 81
Alex. EdgaId 81; j. Townsend Bl ~ N, so cts A. r.
del Nsle Comp s!O Rlo, $40. Total, +2Ol-~hi, h
hes be'p forwarded to Mr. Henry Besaua St D4lnaro
street, No. Ros,o, Milan, by droh Of MessrS Brown
bIotie SDce The said fol Farded Marcus Spring
$40; J. Judo, s5
NEw-YORK, Aug "a, 1860
MY DEAR COMPANIOEs: beg TO inform you that |
might abs. ut myself rom this city Tos idany embarrassment
in taking TO collect fuuds for Gsdbao useful
and to the Of italy tns mom.Lt ask t.
contnne endesvo to the end, and T. fprUad al
Nh Henry Bessna IN Milan until receive dHrrent
orde Wishing yen 81 blessings aud with sentiment, Of aec
ton, bid you feIeWel
Gen. JOSEPH AVEZZANA Pre- s5ent
To the Vice President Prof Domepico Mnei and all the
members Of the Committee for Garbsld Fund in New ok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

ALLEGED RoBBERY AND OUTRAGE AT Lose BRANCH.
The state Gozee learns that abot midnight Monday last
Mr. HATFIELD resident Of Long braBcb but htvng sns e m
IN NegY ok ed aud robbed Ia 'front.' 81
H. National Bouss IL stej that he robbed valuable
cola ws and money The outrage having been
ed b. thrown the but managed reach the
shore and obtain help. The rufhans fed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

a. ..o,vJ made a .. ecti sts rs.T. a.. al mlns5us -
80. sIr n the psf 81 tho fsh' On, 81 whom 90. 20
nrch riur.d .w.y Th be, ~~ psI-n"a 81, A
,,ns They taken T. trs 5tati W 1o.s 81
o,v. tb,ir NJ J.@-s wisnTs has sems ss
.ver,ly cut abon,t III h. al and face "ag ef va ~
NJ 90 who bad got t'- s:'kes rh'y I'll" 20
IL h.tore Justice Col han eIimina On Ihs usorhios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

STRUCK BY LIGHTSIEG.-The steamship Mount Yer
noD, Capt. Layhed, from New-York yesterday, WIS
dnng ihuI der fqua Saturday night act, struck BY
hghiDipg The lightning struck ths foremost, aud
passed into The eabn sha'tering the ceiling
in dHee places aud setting Gfe ~ it it then passed
ont upon the deck Of the vessel doing bus ule other
damage. The ime Of her sailing for New York was
changed from Saturday to Friday, The 24lh.
Savannah News, AsE 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

TIMELY DISCOVERY OF FIsr On Saturday n'so.
at III clock, priva'e Waterman Ladd was pa'ro-
ing he discovered smoke ssui'g from the oa-emsn' u
The store Of A. A. Thomson & Co., No. 2l5 Water
street He Immediately gave the alarm to Hose 20
No So aud, with their assistance succeeeed 10 eAl1
gushing The fire With bu' little damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

FseIr foA havASA'.ih' Steamship Empire City,
CsPN Baxter sA"eo on ." orday for Havana and New
"'ssas' Among .er nv ght was about 500 barrels Of
s%fs 'oe ses'na Ipment Of the season, the fret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

THE COOPER UNION.

To he Editor Of The NJ " Tribune.
SIR: have read wi b Interest the remarks Of The
Tribune Times and World the Woman Lorary. Feeling
inc. interest in i trust that the results will justify
the pTseyeng efforts which have been made its
ts1fsbment The he public libraries aud req l.
ingrooms OF this city the their value will he appreciated
esr however that your remarks may mead the public
the nature Of the Teadngoom and classes of the Cooper Union
They entirely free charge for admission being made to
person whethT male female Persons Of both have
g y attended all the cases and 1t but right record the
feet that the sttsiDmens Of the fem pupils in practical
science quite equal to those Of the male pupils while the
general to- Of the classes undoubtedly elevated by the
presence OF the softer
The radingroom will be reopered early in September and
every effort will be used to make agreeable nd profitable
place Of resort for all persons Of both who desire avail
themselves Of It's grGtuious advantages for instruction The
nj. 1T cls,se m sci. and art will begin in October
Tie falling in the number Of female viors 10 the reading
was satisfied entirely due to the filthy condition Of
the market sheds oppo,e to the entrance, which lady could
pprosch vi hout disgust These sheds removed and
have doubt that the number Of female visitors vii rapidly
crtsse. ABRAM s. HEWITT, Secretary.
tee of he Cooper Union JoT me Adraaeemeat Of Science
and Att NtD York, Aug %, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

m1.sv'se,stN rs. wHsEY 6ru o. ne Biooa snovso,Rs
Yo,L s,a. SosEY nsrkt easy. Sd b, E1chAHes on New
'''A III" I" 8. ~ cent peaila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

A Cfub, 70 he composed Of work. lgmsn, h.bOrerp,
eshancs sids and Others favor'b le ., the ele lon
Of LocOlu and Hamhn, viii be o. saniEsS to-niSh al
No. SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

sIsIATURH ALMANAC
Sun Rises. 522 sets go. Al MoorRtes. Oh
WATER
Sandy Hook. $3.50 Gov Island 20 Hell Gate 6;0l
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arrived. SUNDAY, Aug. 90.


steamship Montgomery Berry, Savannah mdse aud pass 20
st.sm.' Rasoose Couch Richmond &C. udse and p~s to
Sip Ausrta tOf Richmond Me- Whimore, Philadelphia
days ~ ballast e. uss+r.
fel ,nsn Cof Bsimo e) Baldwin Bue ,Os Ayres Julv
move. J 1T, % SOS l"n IS IS w spoke the b.rs Irm,a
Ion "a a. spike b-rk Arr w. Hsir gton from salem Cor RIO
GGarde, 81 rays out all we'll Aug lar 50 s. 81 spoke
oh vel. 2l,t lat 49, In IS spoke BAH Loure Je yeti Of 81
John, \, B, 20 Days ron Ri, ia Giro f,r NewVoTk
Esr, CoyDo Wsshgon Port Lyacca 30 diy' hle' &c, to
j. H. EroV Co Had hRht winds ard Gains the pss.
sse mo y ~ hours fair wiGd Aug H. OF Istoss ship
Bnk CONVOY Wood va-d Remedies "a days sugar 20 D A.
SaysBnao.
u,he &C, 10 +. Bmdett Sed in company With BIZ bark
g. A. Phps Houdurs Was becu,d days ip the Lar Of
Sep uca Ana ~ lat d. Ion % 90 spoke bark ST. JSso, from
Rrs Lucrstl, tBr Of Halifax Maxwell Orient Bay Aug g.
salt {, smith, Jones Co.
Big Nis'or h. skell New.tIayen for Phialslphia
Big I. raus, e.sey Elzabethport, co,l for Boston
sehr Sally th, Hayden, Eienon, ~ c. days wheat -
schE Lynion Smith Pembroke days. l,ths to Boyntsu
scbr Thomas Jefferson, Chase Salem d,ys mde to R. W.
sehr Moth West. Haskell New.Hsveu for Roulout
shr lanes English, bllven Albany, md,e. for Boston
sclL MELON Harvey. Wells, Albany, md,e. for Boston
schr Golden Role, Sylyester Bridgeport for fsbohpot
sefr Augusta Kelly New Bedford Bdays oil 10 nAstsI
soop Renll Briggs Provide &c days.
Steamer DeG~Av Cannon Philadelphia and Cape NAY muse
Steamer PoOmsAs Nye NewBedford. mdss. and pass to
master -,
Abstro,s Jones Providence mdse. to Isaac ode
~ LON-One bark
"lND-Durins tho day, N n W.
The schr Martha Ann McNiel Turpe from Mobile, arrived
On Thursday reports; Aug Is and sSes nSsyy gag ~
rs vi Il bn,s t6 sm ito aud sye In he mails ia Sd, and
was hove on her beam tu where she sy ior two h0a''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

ONE poY STABBED BY ASoTHER.-Last nigh two
boys Dsned Ja-. CAM bella1dWm Marphy, living at
Nos 464 and 469 Washington street.. got toto quarrel
about some trivial matter when the later DIRE PEN
Alie ana STABBED Bis companion in tn side immediate
" over the right hip. The wound i,fli,ed is very
painful but not dangerous. The Injured lad was c'n-
veyed home by Officer Paret of the Fifth Ward aud
the young ruffan are tel and locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

Auz 2AhOut three tues q sug jas been sssed
ba The brs zone previously reported wrecked bis pot
M,o .a rigging aud In damaged state which Wa %
sold on Saturday, 29th Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

CAsUaLTIys-Mr William Gates. driver N one
OF the Grspd ret stages yssrday severely injured ~
I'd by horse while .nd- vons to s-ngys me IN
mas os part Of the harness IN which hid oeo'as
eitspsled - - 1919 h,L.
VII IL n. cas- dec.ndDs ste grade in tas the horse
considerably. and frgios the Pis'e"sss o"o mao "sS
hadv knrt In humping irou the car
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

GERMAN SISeIsG SOCIETIES. The delegates Of the
German Ge Clabs and other singing societies of this
ci,y and IL yirops, held meeting Friday evening
at The headquarters NOT. 156 aud 100 Hester treet
MFR stefen was called to the chair and Mr.. Barstner
a. Secretary. and Me- Scburich as Treasurer. IL was
ne, diced that no association With LES than sixteen
uembe sbonld be admitted to the convention. TIE
Chairman stated that the Object of the meeting was TO
make araug meu,s for grand Metropolitan Festival
and Congress Of the SINGING SOCIETIES of the United
States, with witch New-York Ciy is to be honored
next Sun mer The Committee of Arrange nents are
Mesrs CT usiDs, Franz Fisher, Sa keld 'rf Karst-n
Sturicb Steftn, AID Vogel 1t refolsed that each
active member of ASSOCIATE ns represented, pay an
as essu ert OF g. the baf which must be paid at the
next meeting of the delegates on the eveoing of the
9TH prox., after which the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

KILLED ny A FALLISG WALL.--On Saturday morn
Ing Irish sboer NAMED John Hsuuey, stsuuy killed
by bick falling up biz. De eased engaged OF No
64 Lipeua street whn the foreman Of the work ouni
sssay throw down old wall D1e NJ tee given TO all
the sboTeTs and all with TIE except Of Hanney co. Of
the way He IT arp zen, into the cellar purpose
sud Just BE- emerging from IT, the wall fell buryig bin
in the ruins When resued, a.ceTtaiued tina; H. *
exeIvely Gscgied AID death un.t have been igsant
nous O'keefe bed nqu,t III DO ly. when
found that the ists purely accidental
FELL INTO THR DOcK.-A lad canned Edward \ siger,
eyed years S6tuIosy fell into the ck al the 70 o
Thirty ourth street, snd downed. His body fecov
eo nq.e held upon IL BY Coroner Gamble vita the
u,usl ToiUt
ATTEMPTED BURGLApY.-On Saturday night p'i-
vste chosn discovered BURGLARS In TIE ,t store OF
Mrsus Ctchrsu Co Nos s43 and AS BroBdway Tie i'm
atey wet or assistance but hei he returned the robbers
had 1T sho cd that the burglars had gaged
te roof building sdosig and descended
through tie tky-hEht
GRASD LARGELY On Friday, Ellen R'a7e Of No.
l8 TAry street. Brooklyn reanested by Ohcer feenyi
and taken before Justice Osborne at the ork'e Pohc Court
70 steel ng e@ey. wearing opp rel &c. Tom me residence o.
" 1tnLy No 20 Wfst Forty eighth STREET on tho It at 10
default Of bail she committed 10 the foGbs ioI examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

pvspvp.1y Sr.BBIsG AFFRAY.-AAon' o''ioik
80 starday me ming named Charles Chuhl resd,ns 90
liz crnsr Of r. dnsy ard Lee d. seemp;sa
,lis seS % ks lis Eif II pP as that ne wen, u n ~
g. ,ste # pas intoIlcaton, wh-n BE ooad on ,nou
on. ,nons,r.nce 'rsspos batou rom his VIZ. whi 10
.tsd him that In wild fury % passion hs alta led h"r wiz
dc ,tk ne blov la the Zee from the enes
n ch he fell isensit /, IN. floor Chorchu sb- o-eohn3
L., Cd Al What h bid ta- hou's and ~s not
nppJ npt boz AFT ward wh. h. "s aus.t-' an
iocLss m IN he Iith Pecho, Salon ue Mr.. ohnrfhs
is are Of painful tho sh Is believed n0tOl dang
.Iar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

FOR EUROPE.-Tho United States Mail steamer
Adriatie Capt. j. COmst OK, Left Saturday after
noon for Southsm.tn aud Have with 1856 cabin
passeDge s and 1872 OOOn specie The British steamer
EdinbOrg, Cap. KEN edy, alsO sailed for Liverpool
With 80 passengers in the eaa aud 1914 10 the steer
age, and $3.50 500 ia specie. The Adihic takes oas
three fDe Morgan borses for the Emperor NAPOLEON
in charge Of DR.. Evans. There are freight about
800 packages Of silver ore from the WasbOe mines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

FELoSIoUs CLoTHISG.-A police item published in
Saturdays TRIBUNE represented Robert and James Armstrong
having s8G woth Of clothing from Joha Jeers This
snt snd Thomas McGivney the defendant The latter in
default OF . 900 bail, committed by Justice
steers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

Mr.. Fredercks, the tragedsD and elocutonist, will
ive one of HE matte and miscellaneous readings IT,
night at Hope Chapel, Broadway. These entsrt'ip
menfs have been much admit ed and praised in the diff
fereDt cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
nv Telegraph.
Disasters, SC.

SAVANNAH AuE 2S--The s.-ap snp Flo-ids, noni Ne
York arr AZ her whsrfat2a m Saturday az We'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

The SYRIAN RELIEF FUSD.-The Committee for
TIE re ief of the des isue aud suffering 10 Syria ac
knnMlep.s the RECENT Of the following sums:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

ARREST OF JUVENILE BURGLARS -Serg' ant Graft
and Officers Kenigan and Curran of the Second Pre-
cinct Police, captured five boyss on Friday night
shortly after they bad aitemote to commit burglary
a, the store Of John Dill No Pearl st eef. They
wele found in a stable in John street. The names Of
the accused ere Ctales Mclaughlin, aged IL; Joseph
Campbell aged 6; John Mullgan. aged lS; Edward
DufIy, aged H. and John Garfield, aged Is. Taey
were brought before Jusiice raweI, on Satnr iav,
when 6uIigan coDft ssed that they 10 cInnscon with
others had formed sn ASSOCIATION for the purpose Of
committing bmelaries and that ddring the last Blk
weeks they had robbed the following paces feed
store ccroer If Ply month and Jay streets ovned by
James Smith; the brass boundary Of r. & z. NJ.
Greevef the boundary of Mayo & Whit akeri grocery
store corner of Bridge and John streets the bu cher
shop Of p s. Claerty; schooner lying at the foot OF
Jay street; Barlows coal Office corner Of Bidge and
Water s'rees; a grocery store corner OF Plymouth
and Adams streets, and ID. c. Bauns kindling wood
maj MA ny. FIR IN s. to 800 worth of pr'pe'-
~ was taken from each place. The accused were all
committed to await the action Of the GrandJury.
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~ war taken from each place. The accused were all
committed TO await the action Of the GrandJury.
CAPTURE OF An ESCAPED COSyIcT.-One OF the
eonvicts who, with thi others, escaped from the
Kirg s County PsDiteutary some three weeks since,
was captured by Capt McClaDe of the Eight Ward
Police on Saturday night From Information obtsioed
u Car tain was led believe that the prisoner whoss
name is Thomas Quade, was staying at house Ia
Nineteenth strest mar Seventh avenue. On reaching
the house the prisoner observed the officer and sought
to escape by mount TO the roof, where he was de-
teoted in his night clothes The prisoner states that
outsen coDvi is escsped-lhat they reac red
the woods they divided into pa'ties Of two three.
The parry the prisoner was with clinbed tree, aud
keepers in their pursuit passed by without observ
ing them. For three day they lived such fruit Is
they could find and had become 50 much exhaust cd
TO seriously CON der the propriey Of slneneeing
themselves
They had in the meantime relieved themselves
their irons by means of spikes taken from the railroad
tack. THIS process appears TO have been tedious ba
havirg been accomplished they sailed ou of the woods
at hight aud calling st the house of with whom
one of them was acquainted, provided with
clothing. Other friends provided them with it'll
money, and they went to the Astoria ferry, where
they crossed. They had no sooner got board t1an
,hey obferved two of the keepers but succeeded 10
hioipg the Iselves in the engine-r)om The keepers
got off On the New Yo side aud the convics re
turned 10 Long leland Sioce that time t1ey have
vtd their homes ia the city, ard having been re an
about the streets, the police infJrmed and Qdaie
was arrested 10 the manner above stated. IL proba
bic that most if not all the others will be cap
tured al rent back to their oil quarters. This makes
the fourth that has been taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

A RoYAL CosFIDEScE WoxAS.-The following
l6 avis hsye references Lacy, known flr several
yeas by various Names nov calling herself S'nora
Donna Pedro who has been extensively praceiog Der
confidence games upon suDdry guilble people by the
assuu,,ion Of a royal origin. Her last victim, Mr.
MIN a. C,;go Tina comolalnE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-13
wh,, tho natter Now :

Mr. Forrest, one Of the Ohio Democratic
Dslsgstes to the Charleston Convention, has
made q pilgrimage to that city, and on his re-
turn notice is given through the Statesman Of .
meeting Of the Ohio Delegation at oolumbus
March 18th, as Mr.. F, sis in possession of in
formation, which be deems important 70 eom>
muniosts to the ether Delegates" What is it I
Does the following paragraph from the Wash
ington letter Of the sth to the Cincinnati En-
quirer afford clue The writer says:
There is considerable talk here about demand
ing the removal Of the Democratic National
Convention from Charleston 10 Baltimore. II Is
now apparent that Charleston can not sceomS
modate the crowds who win be there during the
sitting Of the Convention. There will not be
places for one-half to lay their heads, unless in
the open air and under the broad canopy Of
heaven; and, 81 for eating, they win fare still
worse. The Convention should be held in no
place where persons are compelled to pay at
least five dollars day for board, and anything
above that the rapacity Of landlords may de
mand, and the necessities Of the guest will
cOnstrain the payment Of In Baltimore ample
accommodation can be had for any number tast
may assemble there. Richmond OF Norfolk,
Virginia, would answer much better than
CharleSton. There is a great and growing re-
pugnance to Charleston as the place for holding
the Convention, and I sbsll not be surprised
should the Convention adjourn from there TO
some other city, especially should there be a
prospect Of prOtracted session.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-13
MIR. Bailey to be Driven Out.

Not content with crushing out the Free
South newspaper at Newport by pro slavery
mob violence, the mObites have given Mr.. Bal
ley notice that he must lesve the State or re.
main at the peril of his life.
After the destruction Of his printing establish.
nent Mr.. Bailey commenced suit for damages
in the Campbell county Circuit Court. BecOm-
ing satisfied that he could not get justice in
Kentucky, be withdrew the suit. Recently
Mr.. B. entered suit against the trespassers in
Hamilton county, Ohio Hence the threats
against his life. Mr.. B. refuses to leave, and
makes his house his castle The Cincinnati
Enquirer of the l1th says:
Were it not that Mr.. Bailey is regularly eve
ry night, snd all night, encouraged to stand
his ground by the visits of number of sym
pathizers from the Ohio side, who remain with
him, ali armed, and all threatening bloody
resistance, we question if the affair would
amount to even a one days wonder. As it now
stands it is to be spprehended that, unless PEu-
dent counsel prevails, somethingIseIiOus will
soon happen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-13
Purchnse of tLe Pan.Handle.


Virginia owns a strip long and narrow lying
between Ohio and Pennsylvania, stretching
along against the Ohio counties Of Jefferson,
Belmont and Monroe, and known as the Pan.
Handle. It properly belongs to PennSylvaniar
and would give that State a fine frontage on
the Ohio River, taking in the city Of Wheel
ing
The subject of purchasing the Panhandle
is now before the Pennsylvania Legislature
resolutions having been introduced empower
ing the Governor to appoint three Commits
sioners to meet similar to be appointed on
behalf of Virginia, to negotiate such cessiOn
The terms and conditions, if any are agreed TO-
to be reported to the next session of the Legis'
latures Of the two State.
The time appears to be an auspiciOus one fol
Pennsylyania to buy, The Panhandle hal
few or no slaves; Wheeling is pretty much Of 4
tree city; and the slave holders who govern the
Old Dominion cannot regard the land and the
people referred to as of much value, but rathel
as clog to the slave prosperity Virgins
boasts Of