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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

OIL FOR Doors AND HAESEss.-Some practice, and
good deal of reasoning from analogy has proved that
The very best oil for all applications to leather is ths
comr Oh castor oil from the bean Of the Palma Christie
plantj and identical with that with which carsfl
mothers sometimes nauseate their children. One OF
he reasons of its value is that it has less affinity for
water than any other OIL and less tendency to harden "
hcken the leather as neasfoot ard other animal oiD
do. Leather that has been frequently saturated with
any kind of animal fat and exposed to water as boots
and harness are, instead OF remaining psble, becomes
hard ard dry, losing it's elasticity, and finally becoming
brittle and worthless but that which 10 oiled With the
extract Of the Palma Cbrisa beam and in less degree
with faxseed OIL appears to retain It's 6brous tough
uess great deal longer. The oil is naturally yiscd,
containing come glutinous matter which serves bet
ter purpose than animal oil to exclude the water,
which, when absorbed in leather is the real cause Of
it's non-eastcity.
Castor OIL if Bought by the gallon, is not expensive.
1t was manufactured few years ago in Illinois and
sold at fifty cents gallon and the beans were gowr
az field crop at fifty cents bushel 1t 10 well worth
the while Of farmers to give castor oil trial as u-
bIicator OF leather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

he spirit crushed and broken may receive soothing bSss
nodn even the poor aud feeble ths dsspised
whereos We for pefoTLdiLg obifst 10
OF higher ehurcl orssnizatir, -
ResoDed Tba an naenenA.n, ch,x,h 90. of.A, ouSAt
oe sso e0 be- cradle FOR
usn,s 0od In Heaven f W 01''"' .'' '" '"o N"
We VIII say no more at present except that while
Wehase saNo nothing bo; what Is substantially ,rue,
ana cen be proved 70 be have not gone 40 far AZ
we niei In respect to of the mstier connected
with this case But with the shove statement we ara
wiling 10 abide the impartial judgment OF imp artii
Inep.
That copy Of the foregoing paper be sent 4. r..
ERw.foRK THrBUsH, The Independent and ,s1a e.
co,dey for publication ID. G. CHURCHILL C1arh
kOyt6feid. Aug IL 1900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Wesley, the business manager of The N. T.
Times has Withdrawn from that establishment, hav-
ing sold out bis interest 3Gl0Ohs TO some of the other
partners. Mr.. w. was engaged in founding TIE
Times, and has conducted its affairs with eminent
ability Indeed, its is probably due to his ex-
eItons quite as much as to any other cause.
-ODendorf, whose name appears on most Gram
mars of foreign language used in the United Saes lie
not myth, -as many suppose, but substantial mem
Der Of The human family, who has amassed large
fortune from his Grammars. He resides in Paris and
frequently advertises in The London Times in order
to caution the public against the manybOgus Oendor5
circulated under his name. He, however, plagnized
bis systom from the late Jean Manesea OF this city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

SIxTEr 9TH WARD WIDE AwAKEs.-This company
met last night at the headquarters OF the Sixteenth
Ward Republican Association on Eighth avenue, near
Twenty third street. and completed their organization
by the election of J. III. Hobart Wad as Captain;
Alex. Mcleod, G. II. Mckay, Hugh Gardner, and j.
l. Kelly as Lieuenants; Messrs. Wilcox Gastrater,
and Abrams as Sergeant The corps adopted the
Hartford Wide-Awake uniform, which consists OF q
large ba ok cape and black cap with eagle IN 'front.'
At the conclusion Of the business meeting, Capt.
Chslber, of the original Company of Wids-Awakes Of
Hartford with Lieut. Pond Of the same city, were In
PRODUCED and addressed the meeting at come length
regard 10 the campaign Their remarks were receives
with Todd cheers.
The EEw-YoRR ZoUAvEs-ISDEPESDEST CORPS
This corns which has now 80 men on its roll met last
night AZ the Mercer House for the purpose OF compiet
ing its organization. After the trahsa Otion o' S'u"
preliminary busipess the Committee GU by Laws pre-
sened their report the consideration OIL WHICH 0'0u'"
tie greater part Of the evening.
The report was fually ADOPTED. Attached to the
h, lava is an address which provides that no member
Of the organization, while in unitor' shan frequent
S;ki, saloons OF ether i'm proper places out shall
no, he held amepabls when in citizens dress. The by
laws make provision for the payment OF regular dues
and for a,tlnio0 to men bers when sick. Auy man
"a hen sick will receive stipulated sum " addition W
his bill for medical attendance.
There W i'll be ourlectures delivered yetT, and four
drills every week, two Of which the members are
OF lged 10 attend No officer will be elected unal the
roll number Que hundred men. Rash c. Hawkins was
elected President Of the Association, j. }. Delaney
Vice-President, Henry Baldwin Treasurer, and isase
Cohen Secretary. They have resolved TO adopt the
same ETY. le OF uniform ae worn by the French Hoasye
Of the Guard The color of the dress has not yet oeen
decided upon.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-A CULPABLE DRcGGist.-
Yesterday afternoon girl named Catha Inc GORDON age s0ys
II wears living at No So Grand street Disco 10 -
,uAerns rcn the effects Of poison. She wss
moved to thr New Nok pitA When d. haTi' @onaea '
and all I'd, q her Temporary relief .A...5 h,lf
She then stated thA night before she bad purchases No
an ounce OF arsenic the drug store Of C. ais
AZ West Broadway lie bad sold her the poison "a a.
ion law without label and without a. ,;rl
,eoued Retnraing home In the course OF the
,oL oua, liy of the a,senie for tbs purpose o.
ucide The physician has but HALE hopes OF he'
FIRES "A fire occurred last evening IN ine ss an
MED building No y Nauoe satsr street, but ""'P
Ensri,b,d II was the Of nc-nday NJ .ns Canal
Last right hre broke out In the basement o. wv "
street Damage slight usrry L.
RAILROAD AccIDEsT.-A boy nsmeo - Hylsa
u.nil,on was nun over BY locomotive No ~ ssS fatally
Rroad al Fiity eighth street and Foath Nssuss
injured He wss.aSea TO hh residence NO i'S''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
latest VIA LONDONDERRY.


The paris correspondent Of the an gaeine Zettang,
of the 0th inst saws that the Pope has written very
melancholy letter - the Cardioaln France. tie looks
upon ali as les; 3nd, although convinced that be will
ale nv the bullet of assassin he declares that he will
cui, Rtme under 90 condition and for no price.
7CoNsTAnTINoPLE, Aug. l,--Adyi5es from Danas-
rms Of the 5th iast. state thst Fuad Pasha had
rounded Lebanon with troops, aud threatened with the
sword the Druse sheks if they did not surrender ia
two days. Twenty sheiks had already been taken,
and nearly $50 other important srfes made. thou
sand cames loads Of puIdered proper had also been
recovered.
TIE Sultan vigitsd the Porte on Thursday, aud de-
Hvered speech tOiho Minister'S expressing resolution
to puni,h the Syrian offenders severely and also
an Intention Of reducing the list of saecure high tunc-
hOnaries and Of eHecung economy generally Paper
money is 10 reUain IN circulate IN until july next
Tbs Sultan is aboat 10 address another autograph
letter TO Queen cioIia and the Emperor Napoleon on
the subject of Syria 10 which be will express des re
10 have the sole punisl uent Of the offenders.
The news of the massscres of Balbec is confirmed
No details are given as vet.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Ite Tunes city article OF Ihurs-
Gay evening ssys
disappointment IN the expectation, OF change in
the weather and threatened political contingencies,
have led to further decline 10 the Engush funds'
American Securities show gTeper trmnees owing 70
the anticipation of AL active business in breadstuhs
no gold was taken from the Bank to-day.
The Times has been requested TO -aoIct inc inc
satsmeut that Dr. Vaughan has been appointed to the
Chancelloship of the York Cathedral
The Select Commi tee of the House OF Commons
have Issued report stating AT the condition OF the
laws regulating the pstiopsl intercourse with France
Spain, Portugal and the United States, is most unsss-
factory.
During the last three years, the British merchant
shipping trade has been in state of great depression
In be struggle and competition to which Brit sh snip
owners now exposed vito foreigners, ihey view
with the greatest jealousy tue restriction still imposed
by foreign powers on shipping. In the home, Col
lonia aid reign trade the rate Of freghts esp7o All
has been for long time wholly unremuneratge: The
report concludes gltb hope t1at the recommendations
of the Committee viii receive the earliest attention OF
the Government. 80
The msrrage Of Lady Alice Yilliers, daughter of the
Earl OF CLARENDON, win Lord Skelmersdae, was SOL
emoized yesterday. %
The opening prices Of Cousols to day were 92 50,
for both n ORGY and account. New Threes 955.
The Gibraltar, carrying one bandfed and one guns,
was safely launched at Davenport yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE


LIVERPOOL, FIidsy, Arg. l7.-LlvERPooL COTTON
MAHKRT-The Brokers Circular reports the ale a. the week
at 40 aes Of which 1881 bales 70 specutor aud
10 90 exporters Iupts th week q GIG Prices Of tie
lover aaGits quoted ID iigEe while tho'e the mid
d Ing descriptions fully H. better and fair qust are un
changed The advance in prices was caued by adeeS nom
the Uni ed Ststes. $1,000,
The sales OF TO day 10 600 bales the market olo'
sir stesiy The following the authorized gu 'taOus
Fair Orleans. go Middhng M9oues'''''''Y
Mddlips ed Fair Upands........ ..o4d
Fsir s..........7d Middng Upands. s ll6d
The stock In port estimated OF l57OO bales OF which
9e7,tOO bales are American =. .
STATg OF 1RsDE-The advices from Manchester
IRE favorable Prices steady but the demand has been
checked by uniay orsble crop weather -,
LIvFRPoUL BRsADsIUFFs MARKET.-Ihe Bre AZ
sp Market tends pward and prices OF al articles slightly
higher some tiles flour and Com each oeare
snd " heat Sd higher since Tuesday. , . -, . .-
Another report CoRN-A good attendance Of GoG55
es and large business done WHEAT has advanced u6d
a. spts over Tuesdays prices FLOUR is active and fully
d. ssck and DBL deaTer OATS eeaeI toT good quahue
iSpAy CORs-A strong demand ct an improvement oI T.
quarter 49,, III. ID-.,.;.;o,,
Market Is generally dull 49,. ..
IoSpoS MARKfTs. - London, Friday oSsoLs,
t23a2l The market is quiet and nomlnay ua
ChanRed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

A'DrAPPoNrED LOVER ATTEMPTS SUIcIDE.-A
young nan named jeremiah Miller, residing at Nalaie,
Columbia County, has, for some time past, been des-
perately in love with young gil of that village, and
because she preferred the attentions of another, he
ATTEMPTED to drown himself, and was with difficulty
rescued from watery grave. A few days anse his
rival was married TO the object of his affections, and toe
following right Jeremiah was found hanging by the
neck in Mr. Rothbone's paper mill by the foreman of
that establishment who cut him down jlst in time to
save his hle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Movements of senator Douglas.

NORFOLK, aug. 70, IoVJ.
Mr. Douglas made an able speech last night before
about S 900 persons. He koee to Petersburg in the
morning. - ,oeo
MI Douglas arrived here this evening from Norfolk
neople who heaoed by baod of music, escorted him
to jarrett Hotl a faluts OF 100 guns was fired In
hs honor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
The Prince of Wales,
ipeciL Dispatch 10 Tia N. 7. Tribune.

MONTREAL, Monday, Aug. q, 1860.
The announcement has to-day been given that
the Prince will sail for England from Portlsnd in
stead of Boston or Now York. As a great many
reasons are errcneously assigned for this decision,
aud as some Of the representatives of the CITY OF
New-York In this city appear chagrioed that the
metropolis has not been chosen for the p'int OF
departure, / may say that the only cause for thIs
uDex pected selection is the apprehension of de-
seriions in case Of the squadron visiting larger
place. From the ships of the regular North
American squadron heavy assertions would be GER
tain. There is DO special fear on account of the
vessels immediately accompanying the Prince, a,
they would be on their way home. Bat it has not
been deemed expedient to divide the squadron;
and in any event it has hitherto been intended that
Boston, and not New York, should be the point of
final departure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Excitement I'm Hancock Co, Hi.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Aug u low.
Considerable excitement exists in Hancock Co., H.,
relative 10 rumor that the Mormons intend returning
and fettr at Nauvoo, under the lead Of Joe Smith,
;r, A mass meeting of the citizens was held at
Cartilage on the 2lst who protested against the re-
tnrnS and declared they would not allow them to do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
The 81. Louis, Alton and Chicago
lkailrAah

ST. LOUIS. Monday, Aug q, 1860.
The total earnings for the third week In August
the St Louis Alton and Chicago Railroad, we're ~,
on 6-increase over the week III 1902 y 200 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Suicide.
INDEPENDENCE,

INDEPENDENCE, Monday, Aug. n, 1860.
Young man named Edward Puff committed sui
eide here on Saturday BY shooting himself with shot
oun. He has a father IN New-York, and brother in
CoyipQtOD, KY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

The first volume of Cassells illustrated Family
Bible has been issued Four more will complete the
undertaking. No Illustrated Bible has ever equaled
this in the artistic merit of its pictures. None
approached ts combined beauty Of printing aud cheap
nesE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
The Prince TO Visit Boston.

BOSTON, Monday, Aug. y, 1861
Mayor Lincoln has letters from the Duke of New
castle stating that the Prince will visit Boston, but Is
unable 10 indicate the precise date.
inc for 81. Johns, n. f., and Gal way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Fire i'm Cincinnati.

CIScISsATI, Monday. Aug. Y, 1861.
Yesterday morning FIRE broke out IN tue upper
story of the building occupied 10y james Colea as
boot store, and y. w. Stanhope commission store,
consuming second third, and fourth stors and ex-
tending 70 the store occupied by Isham Il Fisher Loss
go 900; fully insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Condition OF The Ohio River.

HARRISBURG, Va, Monday Aug. n, 1861
The Ohio River at this poiot-ihe terminus Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Kalroad-hss risen teven feet and
is still rising. Boatmen express the opinion that nav
cation may be red fully resumed for the season
for ali landings the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Lebanon Surrounded by Fuad Pasha
ENERGETIC ACTION BY THE SULTAN.
ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFFs.

FATHER PoIST, Monday, Aug. q, 1860.
The steamship Nova Scoiisn from Liverpool August
10th, via Londonderry the evening of August l1th,
has passed this point, bound to Quebec.
The etc amship Bremen, from New-YorS, arrived at
SOUTHAMPTON on the 18th mat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Brig Wrecked.

WHITL READ Saturday,, Aug. p, wa
GUYsBoRoUGH ". s., Monday, Aug. u, ioOo'
The brig John Benson, Spearwater, has been
wrecked-No date. The cargo and materials are
pay ed In a damaged state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Falling of "a Church at Bristol, II. Il.

BRISTOL, Monday Aug ~ looO
At al o'clock this morning, the roof ADD rear wall Of
the Episcopal Church in Of erection fell WIN
great noise The end and side walls are considerAoly
damaged. Cause, defective columns. No one was III
iured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Weather Report,

ST. JoHss, n. f.. Monday, Aug. q, 1860
Wind west: weather clear thermometer 30.
Cape Rsce-Westber foggy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
THE CASE OFREV. JAS. RICHARDS, D. d.
THE NORTHFIELD CHURCH rs. THEIR AO-
yERSARIES FAIRLY STATED.

The following paper was unanimously s'ope' ~
the on,reps,ions Church end Society In Nohhed Conn., AZ
full meeting Aug H. 1860 with the request that you VIII PUB
lish It In TEB N. Y. TRIBUNE.
EDWARD HOPKINS, Moderator.
N T. CHURCHILL Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

To the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, Monday, Aug. 81, 1860.
The illumination Saturday night was gery success
full The Prince drove through the town incognto,
and attended Divine Service at the Anglican Cathedral
yesterday He was me: at the entrance by the Clergy
The building us crowded but the arrangements were
good The sermon by the Bishop OF Montreal
This morning the Indian games came off at the cricket
grounds The Prince arrived at 10 o'clock. The first
match was at Lacro between two parties OF Indians
and the second between Indians and whites, in which
the former won. This was followed bys war dance
in full costume. The Prime wa, much amused
There were SERIAL thousand spectators including the
Boston Fosileers, whose band played God Save the
Queen, the men uncoveIing, and then Yankee Doc
die, the Prince uncoverng.
The games we're interrupted by a heavy shower Of
rain.
The levee commences al the Court House at noon
A ball has been teude-ed by the New York daputa-
ton to The Prince of Wales aud accepted 1t will take
place IN Friday evening" Oct II. lG consequences OF
eu 2sgemeD already entered into by tbs Prince he can
only sp.Dd FIR day Satu day and Sunday 10 Newly ork
He will co bark rom Portland
TIE following IL a copy OF me address, 81, n :.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales: May it
please your Royal Highness On behalf OF the citizens
of NewYork, we have the honor to request your &C
cepanee # hall upon the occasion OF your visit 10
city, al such time az may SUIT your cOnNeIeloe
We hope that in siew of the deep and universal ad
uiaion felt throughout our land for the public aud
private virtues Of your royal mother aud for the high
respect entertained for yourself as the heir to the
tbr ne of great uutfy invited to our own by SO
many ties If history, language, pslnguinity and
common interests and principle you will accept the in
vitation which we now tender You.
(spped JOHN A KING, Chairman
HAMILTON FISH.
John JACOS ASTOR, jT.
ROBERT o. NJ NTURN,
WILSON G.. HUNT,
ROBERT l. KENNEDY,
NJ b. FIELD, Secretary.
The Princes Levee was numerousy attended.
Several addresses presented 1t is settled that
tte Prince open the exhibition 1t Hamilton Wednes
day week, and leaves the same evening for Chicago,
where be rem aims one day. thence by the way of the
prari.s, TO st. Louis Cincinnati, Washington, B7lt-
more Philadelphia, New-YCrk, Boston and Portland.
1t has cen arranged that the Prince accept the ball at
New York instead of dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

Desperation of the Pope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

HE EXPECTS TO BE ASSASSINATED.
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ONE Day LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sOoTIAN.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01
\. MIR. Douglas n Catholic

The opinion is gaining groupd rapidly
that Judge Douglas IL a member of the 10
man Catholic church, aud as the public
does aud will feel deep interest in this,
tho Chicago Press and Tribune sums up
the fol owing evidence 10 proof that he is:
when Judge Douglas as in Europe, and
shortly after he had left Rome, there came
a repor. 10 this country, through the Cath
Ole journals, that an eminent American
statesman, a member of the Senate of the
United 81 ates, had submits d to the Pope.
received absolution. and, ss our Protestant
friends would say, The fright hand of fe.
lowsbip." This report pointed directly to
Mr.. Douglas, inasmuch as he ras the only Sen
ator knotDn 10 be abroad, but after floating
around in the newspapers, without exciting
much comment, il died out The matri
monial alliance formed few years after
that European tour, with an influential
Catholic family, gave rise to new suspi
cions and surmises, and for a little while
revived the rumor that the Catholic news
papers had put into circulation. But few
believed that for the sake of political power
the udge had abandoned the faith Of his
family, which was strongly Calvanistic,
aud given his adhesion to that false and
fallen Church of Rome, The renewe ed sus
picion of the Judges apostacy also re
ceived confirmation from the attitude of the
clergy and laity Of the church durdg the
memorable struggle OF 1858. They We're
arrayed without exception in the ranks of
the Douglas men. The management oftbe
canvass was given up to them, and it is
believed, upon what we think is Efficient
evidence, that the dou btful counties which
gave him another lease of his seat in the
Senate, were carried by Catholic voters,
who acted under the instruction Of high
ecclesiastic authority. The baptism Of the
Judges cbild-if we mistake not, the only
one born to him since that European tour
jim the FERNS prescribed by that scarlet
woman spoken OF in the sacred text; is
another link in the chain Of circumstances
which go to show he has embraced the
Catholic faith. The superhuman exertion
of the Catholic papers in his behalf, before
and after the meeting Of the Charleston
Convention, aud the fact Of the appearance
Of Archbishop Hughes. the American Pri
mate, at Douglas meeting in New York,
meeting held to influence the action Of
the New York delegation at Baltimsre. the
un accountable zeal of the Catholics in that |
delegation when the convention assembled
these things coupled with tho other fact
hat every Catholic Journal in the United
States aud rs far as we know every Priest
and Bishop. aud AN overwhelming majority
Il the laymen Of The Catholic Church, are
,ow supporting him as they never cup