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Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-28
Card.

Prompted by an honest desire Of my heart, | wish
TO lay before the public which deserves COM
mendatlon, not only as an act of scientific skill but
that OF humanity also. About two years ago sud
denly, and from causes unknown to me, was seized
with ht OF Epilepsy, which, owing to my inability to
meet the expenses consequent upon thorough medi-
cal treatment, and the dscouragement which met
with on attempting it, soon became such as was then
ed TO beleYe as to defy the skill of any physician
was frequently, while in pursuit of my calling thrown
down to the ground without the slightest warming and
although insensble to the agonies vet despised he
misefies OF my life, and soon learned TO look unon
those who would render assistance or shelter me from
danger as enemies who sought to prolong the existence
OF my mseries While in this state, and having. nre
vous to my action, tasted the sweets of life once
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of a pbvs
can, and, by recommendation, called upon Dr. L. ]
Ozapkay. told him of my circumstances and of nv
inability to reward him for his services regardless or
when, however, he at once undertook my case. and
WIN the blessing Of God was once more restored to
perfect health. Unable to re ward him for the boon
winch enjoy at present, and yet conscious of nv in
aebtedness, consider il due to myself and all afcted
10 make the case public in order that those in need
olmedica advice may find physician in whom every
confidence can be placed.
o. L. s. MEYER YABLONsKY.
state ol California, county of San Francisco IS -
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this LIST day of Au
gust, A. D. 1885,
[L.s.l GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-28
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
Cathartic Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep
in any climate.
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PITS TX. ON THE PRESENT CRISIS.

The following is the allocution pronounced by his
Hopess Plus H. at the eecret consisicy of the 18th
ultimo:
VENERABLE BRETHREN: II ia with incredible pain
and nroourd sorrow that forced 10 deplore and
condemn new attacks, unkeardof tW these days, com
ited by the Piedmontese Government against u.s. the
Holy See, and the Catholic Church. That Govern
nelt Won are aware abusitg the victory which by the
aid Of a wsrike end great nation it had gained In
most DISASTROUS war, extended its way over Italy, an
defaRce Of all lGuS: human and diD1Re' Atter eHct-
il the populations 70 revolt ana, with noDsro0s IN
10 ice CrVing the Les Inmate sOveregns from their 40
mipiops ii iRradcd and USurpcd by an 1nqutt0as and
traly sacrilegiOus act, certain provinces oil Emlna
subject TO our Pontifcal authority. Now, Wmle the
Catholic world responding to our most just ana grew
ons complaints cssses not TO protest against THIS I'M
pious usurpatoD, that same Government srogstes 70
seif OH or provinces Of the Holy See in the Picenum
Cmbra ard the pstriuoIy Of ST. Peter. SEEING the
population Of those provinces n the enjoyment OF te
most perfect tranquility and faithfully attached 70 ns
not iLhstandio9 that lavish expenditure OF money
and other peryerse dealings had failed TO seduce them
from our legitimate civil Government and that OF the
Roy See then let loose upon those provinces Dand
al worthless men 10 excite troubles and sediton, ano
afitrward sent numerous army TO a,tsck tnose same
ofovinces and subject tlem by force OF ar ms.
You ere all aware venerable brethren, OF the impu-
dent letter addressed 10 our Cardinal the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, By The PiedmonteSe GorerHmem, 70
jasify its brganddRe 1t 10 tashsned W tei Us la'
orders mao Detn SlVen W i'c VIZ ~. ~ s~ar,.rs
ipces If we did not immediately dlsuss the Foreigners
enrolled in our small army, rased soley to secure the
tranquility Of our Pontfca dominions and their Popu.
lstons a1dyon are aware that at the very ume tna'
letter was received those provinces were actually oc
cupied by the Piedmontese troops Verify IL Is lnpoo-
sbe not 10 be deeply moved and indignant In PreSehc
of these lse accnsaions the various calumnes, ano
the outrages with which that Government ID not
Ashamed TO cover its impious and hostile aggresaons
aga inst the civil authority Of the Roman Church. and
70 attack our own Government. Who would not be
aatophsd 10 see our Government taken 10 task for
rolling foreigners in our army when everybody knows
that none can refuse 10 legitimate Government tn
tight Of tnilstng foreigners amorg s troops Assured
y this right belongs In a special 10 Govern
ment ano that Of he Holy See since the Roman Pon
n the common father Of all the faithful, cannot do
clue TO receive with al his heart hoee VINO, In
fuenoed by religious zeal. wish " serve IN us fon'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

TaE ATTEMPTED Insurance SwNDLE.-The ex-
animation IN mi. case continued yesterday before
Justice Connolly, a. jefferson Market. Several wit
n.ss-s ~eIe cross-exsuioed, bet no new light was
THROWN upon The matters Ia ques ion. The pro ecati IN
hay1 rested their Gaze the defense introduced sew
ersl " tDesses; bat the groand trayerssd hss been
Already gene over aud ibe result published in The
TRIBUsE. TIE sxamirsi is 10 be still further con-
ua+d.
ARREST OF PUGITIvE GERaAss.-Detsctive Hogan
AID Juus Meyers cha cd h hvog on the nh inst Wills
In Philadelphia biostn tunk belonging TO mrs n&
turrtagd biting II u SEQ Ia Jney aud Je"eby
tel.gsplic dsostcb from Phi adephs led to the arrest @
by rltice Wel.h until rqasion shall be received
ou the Governor ct the State 10 ~heh the roooe 0'n
mittsc k.our. -.on
FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEHT.-An unknown nsp,
labo o. was lily killed on Friday mornang near
nth street by trau of cars on she hafrni naoai
TIE eceassd spdosvoirg to cross 'ho scvsuco OF
Az sppoecbins aiu Of vher be was sauA o tno Gov
catcher and thrown aide with sucn yoeoee 20 pfodace
800 T.,k A eomp,nrcu ~ho was with him away
Though fear. and did not return
Dtryc1IvE SHOOTS HIMsELF.-On Thursday
ir, De.ctisr Officer John Young while IN the otce
,e hi. revolver hs pocket when accident lily
the tskug Effect In tie snail toe Of h night foot
4 cubd OILY severe enough 10 compel Hun TO
slipper Tor TIED
A LARGs BArL.-Upward of g., 900 was sbstrA acted
from the pocket Of cfeteLt sons Honds1 who followed
e Priocs Waesto West Poiai Ladis, we tn piacio
ruirIes Oie lsds 1t Poughkeepsc r,bh,d II HliO.
a. Of had her opru ~hic boat va tom
erfesss were made The pespO,set we' doab tAia
city.
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sHIPaayrs.

Recucing tbs Flour 10 busoels the total smoaat Of
Grain received here sincs JAM amOuos TO - 5oI oily
bushels sgans. a. lis 756 bushels received during the
corresponding period Of 1859. The Press Gays that
{" the sbi men.s Of Wtest daring tho wsek were the
largest CT which We have ay record in The history OF
our cisy" Tts shipment Of Wnoss by cansl, from
Buffalo, curing the sscoud week of October, reached
tie IL, Qe amour. OF 035 900 bu hss Thi, /, uoprs
cedertd Tire shipments from Bdff,lo daring Septem
Der sud o Oct is, were 5 IA 600 bushels.
The Detroit Tribune IF ,bs 18th, speaking Of the
activity il pr doce a, t at point says:
Tie Ell mems CT g ur aud wheat for the last "a
hours aggregate mari, l6 900 barrels CT the foDer and
sbou 49, 90 busLels Of thu letter The sales OF grain
Cd Charge his N roiDg 70 mp f2 900 bushels.
Every rarOsd car ard every floating craft
whether team or ssi!-is Low eoDsta ul employed,
yet they niuiciept Tor the watts OF tue counry.
fhs steamers sea Bird ard lhuois, their las trips
10 Lake So eror we're each compelled ID leave almost
freight enough behinc to load ano her bat 1at Ia
zoe Of hese may also e sale Substantially OF
o,brr, IN Ais upotsnt iIad Business of every de-
scI'iot bds fair TO continue equally brisk uniil the
zee CT aSig3uon-'
4 d. cisp Of soue interest 10 diovers has jast been
re1der,d n Wesches,er County, il case against the
Hudson River Railroad for tee value of two bui)cks
suotered In toe 10 consequence of the gratsd door
becoming broken and the conductor cosog the tight
door, on The tssssge from Troy to New. York. The
case had been triea IN toe lower Court and 500 dam
sQes oscre.S from which tbs Road appealed, but the
tiuher CCug sustained the Orgoai judgment, deciding
that be in'ed formula the drover pass 10 res-
ZION 20 ts t,kng and hjs freight at his own risk, wss
null bec,uss ofover had consented 10 such
81 sar' ereut to release tho road from any m for
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FEVER AND AGUE is caused by the miasm q
eIhton evolved from decsysd snd deoayns yssesatou u
roit so When absorbed into the circulation, becomes p
irritating virus IN the blood which dersnges aud destroys n
whole We have long sought ana hsvo e
lei 9Th found an artldote,
AYERS AauE CuRs,
Witch aze this ssrions poison IL me oooo ana gu
lseS tie expel from the body us seton apon u
system s Invariably ard It's Of Fever aud Asus snA
Mind ed complaints certain taken In season enpeis tbs W
rus from the system as absorbed aud thu h'se ~hs
mss he from keeps the System In he A.
sho Oh ex posed disease Consequently not eucs.
bn nn,ars rom variety OF affections which In
dac.d BY this msgnsn. nasnce s0oh As Remen, feset.
Ctjn Fe-er DuDb NAKED Agus Periodical headschs,
BID us HeeSsche Bilious fsyers Neurssa aheums IN 0oot
snSnss Tootbacbe Esrsobe Cst.rh Asthma, Papts
Painful Affection, Of The Spleen, Mysteries Coic PssyAs
"a pssfl Affections Of the Stomach aud Bowels all Of ~aoA
wbsr snrs this win DO found to
- the type This Aces CuRH csass
81 thsse derspg Dts, and cures he disease.
Tb,, A. seooupshes by stimulating the excretores 10 cpd
The y,us systems and these by degrees
h.bpateS 70 do this the Office Of their accord Hence
What acclmhon- Time sccomp ish the end
Bat oaen life enough IL sscrceA In ,hs q
yhe this "AeuB CURE does IL at and With safety The
extensive 4 this in all varieties Of has shown 70 be
well safer remedy fer the whole clas Of aise.ss
which are caused Oy the ua,maic Infection than any ether
which has been discovered aud IL still another apsttask
advantage 20 the public Ach ba cheap well good
Prepared by DR.. J. g. AVER Co., Lowell. MasA
Sofa by al Dru sgists everyw here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

Lerg1h oflioe l2 miles from Bual,to the New-York
and Erie Rslroad a. Corning, with braooa {, Rocbss
ter msbrg ons,hird Of the nsiu lie, from Buffalo to
Mtp-YO'k.
TEE m reg market Is working sssier aud on call,
6a6, p cert ia freely sec pied stock c'llsterals.
Pine paper is unchanged 6Ia7 cont for that rau-
nj etrse, ur, ard elk noltas. The coming loan is
actively dcussed TIE impression is tsst ths greater
part Of lie ward will be at smsh fraction above par
up to about y cent, though portion will Doubtless
lie taken at Beyond the highest rate named. the cur
reut price Of the ortstsDdiDg S. 1874 ia about 1913,
which are now cayicg accumulated interest OF about
Il T. cent
We apnex comparative statement OF the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods spd General Merchandise at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

SERIOUS ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAILROAD
A few days since the Up express train tho Hsr
lem Railroad was approaching the covered bridge
wassajc, Mr.. Thomas Swift, one Of the passengers.
put bis arm out of the window for signal to his 500.
when il csms in contact with the bridge, tearing aud
mspelng it ia horrible manner, and badly breaking
il above the wrst. Medical aid was procured, whsn
the physician declared that smputstion would be
say to cave bis life. change for the better took
place, however and it is now probsbls that Mrs. Swi
will save bis arm from amputation, though it viii b
u eless
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
HOOKS RECEIVED.

The Works Charles LAMB. vols limo srosby, Nichols,
Lee, & Co. - q,
The Lives Of Dr John Donne Sir Henry Woton Richsrd
Hooker George Herbert and DR. Robert SandeIson BY
Iz.rk Walton. New Edition. limo. PIP St6 The Same.
History OF the Railroads. ard Canals Of the United States By
Henry V. Poor In vols. Vol l. svo. PIP GIL John H.
schultz Co.
The Lake Regi ns Central Africa By Richard r. Burton
svo PIP 552. Harper Brothers.
Mis- Gibes Career. An American Story. BY j. O. Holland
I2mo. PIP 47e. Char es Scribner - 80
Cosmo ~ Treatise deGai9s New Theory Of the Constrpo'
ton and Operation OF the Universe by Samuel Carke.
l8uo. pp %. Published by the Author
Poems By Sarah Gould. lGmo PIP 100. Rndd Carleton
Object Teaching aud Oral Lesson; on Social Science and Com
Journal Of EducatioI.) 6vo pp 434. O. brownell
odd People Being Popular Description Of Singular Races OF
Men. By Captain hsyne REID. Rmo PIP. 46l. Tickner
& Fields. .
Recent inqui lie, in Theology By Eminent Busi'h Church
men. Edited by the Rev. f. H. Hedge, ID. d. Rmo. PIP.
4gO Walker, Wise, Co.
Ainn. BY the Rev. d. Bell limo ps. ASP. James Cha
Cousin HSny By Mrs Grey vols in l. limo. PIP. 4ca. Il
B. Peterson Il BROTHERS 80 -
Fiat G1eek Book BY Albeit Hsrkress. l2mo PIP ZIG. d.
BHpd i5iss or Fellowship With God By Lady Rmo. pp
4Oa Robert Carter Brothers. ~
Trust in God or Three Days in the Life Of Gener lSmo pp
The RCbip Nest Stories By Mrs. Madeline Leslie. vols
lsmo Crosby, Nichols Lee, Co
Little frankie Stories. By srs Mssene Leslie VIOLA l'mo
Tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

THr PoIrcE TO WEAR GLoyEs.-Atthe meeting Il
tho Board of Police Commissioners yesterday bat Iisss
other tan routine business transacted rsssss-
ten Wac paced adopting uniform style Of glove, sin
liar 10 those worn in the army for the use Of tho ps-
lice. Trey are made of sheepssin, quite heavy, and
Of the Japanese. reception color.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

DR.. CHEEyER's CHURcH.-The disIuistuas which
has for some time past prevailed in this Church, be-
probably subsd.d for time. On Thursday evening.
sfter heated and somewhat acrimonious debate the
charges against one Of the opponents Of the Rev DR.
Cheever, were laid sside TIL April next, when DR..
Caeeyer will be bone, and the trial may be pro,eslAd
with Meantime it is hoped that peace will once msrs
prevail within the precincts of the sanctuary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
CITY L7KNg

Tie Central Park viii present gsy and iaspinssg
aceno this Afternoon. Thousands OF pecpi' VII 81
tbilher TO Listen to the splendid opensir oou"srs ana
enjoy the beautiful Indian Summer, amid shssyiv.
,Io,iss Of the season. Those who have not sass1sd
these concerts shouh not fsl TO go to-day, for they
must very soon be discontinued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

may "a; 70 fight those Who attack CO, humble and
crush all the ebemies Of hs holy Church. Laaiy tlst
the heste If rrevtrcatofs msy be changed By the Al
nigity powsI Ct he gTDoe, sud th-t Holy Mother
Ctorch msy rejoice the so-nuch desired con-
version.
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IAdyerSi~menk
STOP THAT YOUNG MAN.

Whoa. ,.p. ar, tending to ruu dgrscs and pruusstrs
Grave paiy Ike him have been rescued add res<ri 70
son sna the eubIaoes of joyous ents BY
thtu p Coffee Tee LIQUOR. Doctor HkSR, Isl :.
Fpr yoR Lows STRONG DklSK, ~msh may We 90 ssA =.
No % Division at, oorseI Of Market Aso. k' =" s"
PRO, Ono Dollar.
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IAdxnrtlsenlentI

MRDIcAL.-The undersigned, pupil Of RECORD.
the celebrated SeIus Surgeon OF Paris AID Pro
and Morr Of this ct' treats successfully NxSvous 0ssIrry.
and al other diseases OF peculiar Importance 70 the No
68 Broadway, Bondst New York. From to asd
70 g evening Conss!tdssn en- Fraaedia C. D. H0sosn.
d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

John ALBERT BESeELs GNOaoN or THE EEW
TESTAMENT. Nxw TRANSLATION. By CHAkLTOS T.
LEWIS A. aud HAEyls NfscHNr NJ ID. Vol l. Two
PIP US. PeIEinpine Higgins
The Troy University, in which the trerslatop Of
tbir por,ly volume pofes-ora has tere made an
as,ly aod highly creditsoe off ing to the cause Of
FiIjicSl literature. For uesTls hundred snd twenty
years the work Of Bongsl has o7eo regarded as high
"a ;csJ su,horit,; lie principles Of interpretation are
Substantially those of orh doH sebol.'s in this o'un
sr.c have been superseded in he progress OF exese
icsl scieroe be still mantsioS an important position
among the c1mmeptstors on ire Ne" ies'snen'
,,sn,ls,o,s have followed the text of the
ro;psI Latin. adding summary view OF the opinions
- en- modern ex ositors, and presenting care
fol oompsriaoD of the various resings suggested BY
ssIest criticism Tbs work abOund' in the fruits u.s.
Of lesrnso research snd PATENT thought sn0 N lS
prs,srt pepularined form, @ill BE- deemed Valuable
scquiliton BY American students OF theology
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
Annexed Il tho state melt OF the Newt Orleans Ban
or the week ending Oct. -

Tosal. sA 593 ri So, 40 sc 43i,lcs 8i5liiTT
Tie following table exhibits the respective amounts
Of exchange held by TIE various Banks and also the
sumo due to distant Banks the latter being comprised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

BARNUM's MUSEUM viii be crowded todaY
with ladies md children being the usual family holiday w@
performance a. and II O'clock aud the siAmese T"as a.
"a IT, &C. Visible day Gnd eYe3ipg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

STEAMBOAT RAcE.-Mr. j. w. Hsrcourt Of Ne.
2s3 Broadway, Albany, wants to race the steamboat
Daniel Drew against all Corners. He saws;
Tie steamboat Dsn Drew having discontinued her trips
se day route for The will for the purpose gshas
me curiosity Of certain individuals hold herself 10 readiness
Wtne zta Of the present month to make trial tip from Ns~
fsfk 70 Albany with any steamer built, f,r OIL 600
uprd IN ore -.ets notice from this daeths boas 70 start
nom the loot OF Threth street North River at O'Clock
~ TO run win their usual tackle, used In their ordinary
b. snssa"
Does Mr.. Bsrcourt propose to insure those who 70
on the racing trip against being blown up into ths
crows nest sent under the Hudson
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Rec~iuts of Produce,

Tsts. b, sa ass,e., Ots 10 lsoo -26 53 bols FoaT,
50 bJs Com Mts COS bush Wheat, % 4s6 buah Con,
A. an buss Oat. l1 bush Bsey pigs Ashss 400 pkss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
depoIia. as sho an above:
o,ai............s2.29l,G

Total. '....s.stZ.Z5SSiS o'i 'f''
The follows x table shows the total receipts and
shipments of III ~ and Grain at Chicago snss Jan l,
compared witt 1859:
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Advertisement
H. r. II. THE PRINCE OF WALES and SUrTR at

IT, Il, IT. THE fKINCE OF " HLflS uuU OUIIh -
BRADY's NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.
Corner Of Broadway and lo.hst.
New Photographs OF H. r. IL Prince Of Wales and SskS
on view ct BraJy's Gallery
Copies i- every style Of the AIT for sale.
Gallery open from 8 a. M. till 9 D. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

Row AND FIGHr AMONG THE FAEcY.-At an early
hour yesterday morning, Billy Muligan and Pat Mat
ttews, two notorious muscle-men, met in public
house in Prince street. Each had several friends with
him. but for some time nothing occurred Of any
qu nee until Mulligau and Matthews we're heard quar-
fling when MuIlgsn drew pistol, aud reaching
over the table struck Matthews several times 10 ths
face with it, Michigan dared Matthews to fight him
shy wsy be liked, ard told him to get hiswespsaa
Mathews begged hard of his friends to give hin
pistol but the friends of each party ntered and sop
arad tn. m, one leaving the house one way, and the
other party tie other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

NEW MACHINE FOR TaASspLsSruSo rRyxs.-Shr.
John A. c. Cray oas Of the Com nssioners of tire Geo.
tral Pa, *, who returned from Europe in the AfisA
has brought with him beautiful wing Of the ma
chine used in the Bois de Bouogne for transplastsG
large trees n the invention Of The gardiner inosif
Of re Bois NJ. Bartlett. The machine consists Of Q
cold frame Of wood and ion with pole 10 'front.' by
which II may be drawn either by oxen or horses. Il
supports two besvy barrel windlasses vhich work
ed by levers and rstche.wheels. The mode Of trs.s
plspting with Is this: treocb three feet desp
is dug around the three four feet from IT,
to cnt eff ball Of earth six eight fest in Diameter
From opposite sidss of this bali email holes dsg
sspting downward and meeting In the center 90 thse
a chain can be run under the ball. The circanfsreass
Of Il bail is wrapped rouud with straw aud ropes, 80
az secure it sgsost crumbliDg. The shine 10 then
backed about the tree, the rear windlass, which v
movable, being taken out to admit Of it. Thea tAs
wndlsss is replaced the chains passing under tss
ball hooked TO the wiDdlass and the ball s rss-
ed BY men working with the levers attached to tho
windlasses. The tree is now on wheels and may 10
transported TO considerable distance without damage,
and dropped into the place where it Is desired. There
are great many Large ard beautiful trees tbs upper
part Of the leland and near the Central Park which
are being cut away by tie ach Of Improvement ocs-
tinualy and which, if added to tbs attractions Of ths
Park, as they may be in This way, would immsdis'esy
supply its greatest deficiency, the want of shade. Tbs
Commission will probably have one Of these machines
built without delay It Is easy to increase the size Il
the macbns to take in still lager trees, by m
creasiDg the distance between the sxss and so Wig
the frame to stand outside of them.
CALAIS Poor YoRIcxP-Thomas Riley, Lad u
years of age, on Thursday morning found human
skull in Astor place, paar Lafayette place. which ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

Tbs dscrssse is oshog TO she competition on 'ns
Mississippi River for the thrcueh business. This con-
petition nov al a. end, the Packet Company Oh the
River having ceced TO the LIE Crosse Road an inde-
pendent line Of boats bet La Crosse and st. Paul.
Which the company will pat the route on the opea-
Ing Of navigation next Spring.
The Marcia and Cincinnati Compsny earned 10
September sbout $4,000, an increase of 5000 or
$4,000 over the corresponding month last year. The
earnings Of the Central Ohio Railroad in September
reach SO 00O-a large increase.
TIE folio wing are the earnings of the Buffalo, New
York AID Eric Raroad for the frat half OF October:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

The Twelfth Volume of the splendid edition Of The
Works Of Francis Bacon just Issued in Boston by
Brown & Taggard, contains the Essays, library in
itself of wscom and practical council, and severa
ii ces Of the aut Tor in the Latin language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

handsome library edition of IzAAK WALTos's
Lires containing the biographies Of DIR. John Dome
Sir Henry WottOp, Richard Hooker, George Herbert,
and Dr. Robert Sanderson has been publihed in BoS-
ton, by Crosby, Nichols, Lee, e. Co. A charming
book need not be told to any lover of the older En-
elsh literature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

The November number of Harper's Magazine CON-
pletes the twentyfrst volume, and well sustains the
character of this now venerable periodical for the
riety Gveress aud popular adaptation Of its contents
Captain Johu Smith, "a Summer in New En-
gland" and Pearls and Gems" the titles of the
nstrated articles. The Editors Table treats OF the
uses aud abuses of learning and TIE Easy Chair dis
courses in ts quiet and plea,ant way CT the "Iudan
Summer" the "Visit of the Prince" "Mr. Everett
on Wonsn's Rights" aud other suggestive topics of
current interest.