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3. 2cim0ama'S

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
The Prince Of Wales at Halifax.

HALlFAY, NedDetday- avg. I, IoOU
The ball last night WAS a suctess. The Prince was
present end danced with sever ladies'.
The Prince has been about town In plain clothes, and
has been ont early mornings.
To-day he visited the ruins of the Duke Of Kent
This grandfather 81 farm, three miles from the city,
The grand regatta came off to-day. The weather
was fine and yschrs fishing vessels men of war,
wbale.bosts canoes participated There were also
horse races on the Common.
There is display of fireworks this evening.
The Prince had reception aud legse at noon.
The Governor entertained the Volunteer officers this
evening.
TIE Prince leaves Halifax by rail to morrow noon
for Windsor. and goes thence to New-Bfunswick. An
escort of artillery a, d rifles precede bin.
Everything has passed off without serio1s accident,
and the celebration is uuversslls admted By visitors
ana natives to have been credit to Nova.Scota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

DESTRUCTIVE FmE IN WARREs SrREEr-Loss
ABOUT $40 About o'clock last night, fire broke
ont on the fourth floor of the building No. 81 Warren
street in the prem ies of Ladewg & Haydter, import
ers of shaws and thence extended to the fifth floor
occupied by Sulzbacker, Gitterman g. Wedeess i'm
porters and dealers in talors trimmings. a
The fremen were early on the ground and laoored
energeticaly to subdue the flames, but before they
we're successful in their efforts the upper part Of the
binding was partially destroyed.
The lose of Ladewig & Haydter will not probably
fell short of 5 900. They are said 10 be insured, bus
in what Companies we could not learn.
Ioss On stock OF Messrs. s. q. IL w. about sU,0ys,
principally by water. They sre insured tor Na,oOo In
city companies
The ttock of w. J. Schloss dealer in wooden goods
on tie first floor was damaged BY water to the ano INT
O. $40 COO Insured in the following oanies; Law
erpool and London, $40 O00 Brooklyn - 900; Central
Park, 5000; East River. 5000; and American Ex-
change S., OGO. Total, $4,000.
The building owned by John 9; Gray was as%ss ,s
ire i unknown, bu. the matter will be fully investi-
gated by the Fire Marshal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

ANrRIc, Az EyGnEER AssocIATIos.-At meeting
Of this society at their in Cooper Institute, last
evening the Committee Accidents orted in refer
euee 20 the late explosion of the steamug J. C.. Min
,nrn that il contained old boiler that had been 70
yiously u.s. years and then thrown aside a,
less The tug was inspected about three months sose,
by Leghthall and Bishop. piece of the boiler was
exhibited, showing 10 have been thoroughly corroded,
and bad it been tried BY pump hydraulic test, il
would have been proved family. The manner Ia which
some attempt TO perform their duty was reey
conn ened on, one of the engineers remarkpg thai In
Savm Dah an inspector merely struck the metal with
his riding whip 10 ii il sound. discussion
was conpued in r. gard TO the effect of the circulation
of water in boilers It being affirmed side that
woulo prevent the formation Of spherod globules on
the iron, and the other, that this would have no
eteet on said phenomena.
CoRREcrios.-Our reporter was misinfornied in re-
gard 10 tho name Of the spokesman Of the Texas dele
CATION received by the Democratic Volunteers on Tuee-
Gay evening" it should have been The Hon. Horace
Cone, Of Houston, instead of Spencer w. Cone.
Bor KrLLrp.-Eddy Gray, boy twelve years q
age while playing with several other boys at the cor
Of Broome and Mercer street yesterday aternocn
was slaost instanty killed. He was Jumping is'o 'ns
sand, when large Hsg-stone fell upon and erasae'
him. His body was taken 70 tho Eighth war; ''"'
tiop-Ho
AcoIDEsTALLy DRowSrD,--Pafnck c"~.oo 49,
Of years drowned the 200. Of k s ssIsSss Of ~
His body recovered and t~kea 70 VIZ 'V
paseHss, Nc ia King s'scss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

all when tie boas cane alongids, off Hammond
street, ard tie Summer birs Of pleasure were re-
stored to their tame deuestic nests.
END.
The anchor was dropped at ten minutes before III
O'Clock and afte proper delay the barge 70 l2hkeep
RE the steamer Island Bell ran aloogs'e and 'opx
of majority Of the peopls Small boats s~srmed
about the big one rescued the most inpatient several
in umber
The behavior Of the Great Eastern, throughout
these awful scenes, was generally commendaole Her
ms' hirery worked WELL and che attained at highest
rposd tue rate Of II knots an hour.
1t ia simple justice to state, that for the ourages en-
dured by be excursionists nobody is in the least de-
gee responsible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

case and the accused was found gaily. e'w
trial il sppled for, snd will probably be granted
Colonel ForDey's Press of to-day. vans NE e
publican jOurDsls not 10 doubt Mr.. Douglas i1eea
ship for the tarif-that if elected President a. VIZ
not in tate BuchaDan's tseacbery, ard that not
elected be will still have vote to cast m the Son.
cite in favor of the tariff. This sounds IKE good
news.
The Slave hunters on Saturday arrested New
Jersey horn negro while on his dray IN The street.
as a fugitive from Virginia. The man IL fifty yea"
old ard has been driving dfay here for ~ OF them
The catcbpoles took him before the Mammal, Pus
irons On him. and then discovered their mistake Tor
all which they will be put through course OF esai
spronts likely TO teach them better manners nexs
time. =,
The holders Of SaDtillan have discovered that
their opponents in California, after ransackins
Meaico in search of SaBtillsn the orgina! grantee
urder Mexican rule, baye found the old priest hm.
self. and that he has made oath that no snch grams
AZ the company claim upder, was ever made 10 ham.
This knocks away the last prop that remains u
these unfortunate parties. 1t seems TO have been
forgery from the beginning. :.
Holders Of common stock IN the Morris Cara
ore pouring of q two per cent dividend, when they
were confident ofthree. Outsiders were so SURF OF
three that they bought the coming dividend at, 1t,
thus making pout all round.
Ket's childish disunion letter hurts nobody nor
tie sensation response in yOnr own cry: All ssecas
have gone up not in consequence but IN spite on IT.
Indeed the rise has been great that aD0tnsr pear
las been forced to throw up and quit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
The state Teachers ASSOCIATION.

SYRACUSE, wednesday, Aug. 1, 1860.

SYRACUSE, "Wednesday, Aug. L, 1901.
u7s forenoon occupied ~ the coasidefan'n OF
.isoorts one BY Professor Thompson on oral 10.
'',t;tn and the other by Mss Mary 5 Anthony OF
Eoebs,er, on the true bass forgr.d' Pubic hools
18th 10 ports elected interesting di5cu sios more par
rulsrly the latter, which urged thst mental qnahici
lion should be the basis not The accidents OF c,ndu1n
birth, color, &c.
ssioper Allen and others ad 'ocat9d the admission Of
colored children 10 all the privileges Of our public
eehoos They argue the question on the ground of
principle, urging that it should ne act npon sach
Prof Jewett Of Albany, w. w. Ne gman of Buff
10, - Wheeler of New-York, AID others obj acted to
The conclusions of the other side the erodnd of ex
pedieDcy. -. 81,
The Discussion was a warm one, aud continued IN,
70 o'clock, when the Association took recess 'u
2p. m. .,o hold
The State Association Of School oceIsis also ho,a
ing lie fifth annual meeting here p-oa!' iio'' "
Professor C,uttepden delivered an ADDRESS TINS ID ,ru
ing and an animated discussion epsueu "Po" D'''i'''
Libraries. 49,. .;.. o.. a..
The Business Committee report ten topics ior tue
consideration of the Assosiation'
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Hon Henry II. Van Dyck, Superintendent of Public
Instructiop delivered able address on the school
~ mort on the iphuence of motives in education
,,oxe NJ 10 lengthy debate in which the Woman 8
R,obts' oreslion bad a prominent place. The report
which took ground against this movement was
adopted
A report on the national orier in the development
of human faculties was sub ntted, discussed and
adopted
An interesting address on practical teaching was de-
lyered by w. F. Phelps of the NewJersey State Nor
Snsl School.
There were come 500 persons in attendance during
the day, and q larger number duringthe evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
The Casesof sherman VI. Booth.

MILWAUKEE,, "Wednesday, Ang. Io6U
Sherman III. Booth, who was arrested some time
,ince and who LBS been awaiting his trial in the
Glover Rescue case was taken from The room of the
Custom ouse where he was col fined a. noon to-Jay
by Il n armed men, who placed him ia carriage thy
had in readiness 0hich drove off with him toto the
country The Uni ed S'aes Marshai and his Deputies
were at dinner at the time The sier YVES si!eneed by
threats of violence and locked up In the room In place
nf the nrisoner,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
Death of the Hon. Isaac A. Rice.

IKDIAHAPOLIs, Ind, Wednesday, Aug l, 1o60.
private dispatch from Delphi sta'es that the Hon.
Isasc A. Rice the Repu icau candidate for Congress
from the With District, died 10 o'clock to-day,
after an illness of thiIty.six hoGrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
The Chicago ZOuaves.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday. Aug. |, 1860.
The Chcsgo Zouaves arrived here this afternoon,
and were enthusiastically received. Tonight they
giving an exhibition of their drill at the Mary land In
stitute. A great crowd is in attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
Explosion and L. Oss Of Life.

MIMPHIs, "Wednesday, Aug. l. lSbU.
The steamship Lacrosse, for Galveston, exploded
below the city tt day. kliog four p aud wound
ing three others. Loss 5000. The boat and cargo
Sre a total iOsR,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

THINGS TAXING SHAPR-THE SELL IN NEWER.
sEY-THE WATER GAs--GURIoUs COURT
sCENE-DOUGLAs FOR PROTECTDN-sLAyg-
HUNTERS CAUGHT-STOCs GRIEFs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

The moon was now smiling from the light clouds,
like fair widow from her woods, and in heaven aud
on the ses there were exquisite visons. Where the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-02

Wan ladies languished In the saloons below Ih"F
di-heyeled hair streaned over the shoulders oil tue
souter forms upon which they leaned, ana Whieh
sometimes succumbed with confusing effect. feopie
lay on and under the tables amid the foul debris oil
the late orge. few parties held protrac'ed revei'
and soothed the slumbeers with the popping Of oorhs
and the wild acclaim Of inebriate sympathy sounds
of sickness joined with their chorus The oroiscuoas
pens were choked with troughs full OF Dormant hu'
mainly, and emitted unbeaTable airs Far below deck
the windeier stumbled over sleepers, breathing heavily
in the dull heat.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17

fT- FOR professional and business cards,
lhelGding daily paper not exceeding sir
limos for ~ months, ego without ths pa
per, ala.
tw'rhe privilege ~ yearly advertisers
Is strictly limited to their own immediate
and regular business! snd che business ~
en- advertising firm is not considered asin
Gliding that ~ its individual member.
tS Announcing candidates for state
snd Parish Offices, $40 fnunieipsi ehees
"; ~ he paid for invariably ~ advance.
~ All advertisements for strangers o,
TRANSPLANT persons to be paid IN advance.
s& Advertisements not marked on the
cory for . specified time, will be inserted
I'll ferbia3 and payment sxaeted.
fH-All communications intended u
promote the private ends or interests ~
Corporations. Societies, Schools or indi vid-
uals, will be charged as advertisement.
~ Cards of personal character can
only be published 10 this paper rs sdvsr-
tisements, and must he paid for in sdvanee
at double advertising rates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17


BsGs lesVe respectfully 10 inform his friends,
and The citizens Of Baton neses and its vicinity
generally that he is prepared fst short sstieej 10
execute any orders IN ssnseetion with The eress
tion of repsifs ~ Buildings With which he may
be entrusted. lie will also furnish r. Contractors,
Builders. Planters ara sthefs, sash ltesdy prfaes
ard Gisssa " desissd,j vssiTfAS sBUrTgRs
With stationary or pivst Stats, Inside Rolling
blinds, FsBDei Doors. &C., n ssy required sire. ~
ss low rates ne they osn he ebtsinsd elsewhere in
the South. and Of the hest STRIFE u workmanship.
lie has siss established IN connection With ths
shove, q JoBBIsa DEPARTMENT, wherein All
ordsfs will he executed promptly. CfsTHBNs n
any required capacity made 10 srdef.
lie wosld slss respectfully suggest " these who
may contemplate building, that he is prepared 10
get up Designs and Plans Of Raral Cottsaes sud
other Residences, with dstsiied specifications.
bills efqssstltiss ~ materials estimates ~ Cost
eie., on reasonable terms. orders for any 81
the shove named workmanship. or Services, lsft
In care ~ Msssrs.
DANts IifCKY, West Baton R6sgs,
JORDAN UDfT. Hosedsis. Ia.
ALFRED DUrLAsTfgR, Mssebso,g ". D. Rouge.
u. v. SALE, Springfield, Ls,
Or through ibs Post Ones, will sea with with
prompt attention..
tV- shop on North boulevard street, opposits
he state House, Baton Reags, La.
August 9th. 1862
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-17
ID. II. TIGUE,
lssgimccr r. .Waehiniss.

BATON ROUGE, LA.
HAVING located myself IN This city. beg lesve
" V eae' my services ~ pIsHtafs sna eihefs -
sn bNelNhhR and MAoHINis'T. having lrsd ten
ges's experiences N The fslshd ~ Cabs and sew.
sfsi Years IN This sss,e. feel eosssspt N bsj,y
sble " give perfect satisfaction 10 all those who
'nsy fsyct ne With ilieit patronage rsft;esls,
attention given ~ STEAM TRAINS ~ ~ aese,it,
ticns. Machinery of all kinds tepsifea, sna fully
am also prepared ~ flemish 81 short notice
SUGAR Wills, STEAM rNgfNFs, PORTABLE
BNglEFs; SASH ana CIRCULAR SAW Wills.
n the lstest patterns; BAeAssE FUNNAOH,
STEAM TRAINS, cfsli descriptions. etc. ste
- Letters addressed 10 o. n. Tlgun, Baton
Refuge, ls., will meet prompt attention.
juhe3s.
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bARauiHR 4 bAsouH.
no s,taAu PLANTERS.

S,THAiaiir and efeuked hasale CATE Knives
- With and without hecks. urrres and rinned
skinnsefs and Lsdeis; Cane shed tsnthef,,s /
Sugar ieuse Lamps Weeks, Oh Cans, large ard
s,a.iii rnsissef Wfenehes, " 70 ~ in4 Swans
rasspts nst ~ Hriphits asiians aud halt uelluhs
f,f Bl.suiphitei ssehssemstef's THERMOMETERS,
Ceupiine's usses saa ster ruksi paeking ~ every
description ~ LAnuutHn n bAN0bEs.
eetgT Cor. Lafayette and rissida sts'
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AauioItIfuuAL IMrIEMENTs.

nLpuuiia. Axes. ,-ediun, end hesvs cbtn
shelters aud Hosd s,fspsfa. Straw Cutters
aud liar knives. Atnss bewishh's Spades shd
shvvsls, ltsss, stesst Spades sna hs! frtss,hrsh
ses u,sip seftses, siekies, utsin ufsdes,
e.esth's B,ist iiosks aud Evils Cutters, Border
shssfs aud tissasn rfeweils, steFl Point Wedges.
frees. us, l6e. beck and trace ehslns, Blind btis
aies, Cellars and iismes, usst Saddles ana hteechi
lne Cifusssest AMI pit saws, uafieh hnelnes. Cur
w rs,rhs and all The either i,npie,ns nts eeserslg
used, 70 be had ~ The Agricultural establishment
~ . .
MARI tARguiEH \ bANouH.
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sADpbEay AND HARNESS.
l.. GOYAUN.

Thisa street. Hates uesse. tsa.
VNTpuLp respectfully infefm his friends and
w the public generally, that hp has new On
hapi=iast reesi vsd-=s vssy Superior stock ~
EAppLps=Men's. boys and Lady's. Carriage,
Buggy. Cart. pfay AID wasen Harness Nsiises,
uatpat.bass, bride hits. etirfaps, Spurs aud
wbips Traces. flames aud blindsffiiiesi
4ALsDz
A large stsst efmatesiais, fet making. mend
iss and fepsitinas
ga ORDERS nom The eeuatry solicited and
promptly Allied Of the lowest cash prices.
sevszy 4. uoyAux.
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a. Fl. t4 Ue u BT.

A FL FL u . " BTs
tAvHsl SHEET, ssron Hoyes. Ia.
TUE undersigned begs leave re-
j specially to call public stten Gil
con to The fact Tat he has opebedY
u the new brick building Of john ~
inueuet, ESD. on Laurel street, in the city
llf Rston Rouge, q very extensive stock Or
BOVrs, SHOES. HATS AND Gaps.
As my entire attention will be devoted 10
this line of business. shall keep corn
plete assortment and great variety. GENTS
sfiDEs and BOOTS, LADIES SHOES,
stIPfERs and B00TEEs also Boys,
Misses, Children and Infants SHOES
together with all the varieties ard sly les .
HATS AND CAfs.
an determined TO keep every article in
my line of business, 80 as 30 make the
"GAUBEL STREET STORE" head quar-
tiers, for goods In my line, and by unte-
hitting attention 10 business fair prices
and disposition 10 please the public, com
inand liberetal share ~ patronage.
tsg- Orders from the country and ffom
West Baton Rouge, will meet Immediate
attention. A. n. HUgUET.
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POST AUaERs,

An iNpisfnh Arts Isbvf ssvins Msehiss fef
~ Planters. te befe 4 aud y Inch holes. ~ sale
AZ LACQUER q bANUuH'E.
issstT, Or Lafayette % Fistiss Ste
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msniii. e.s,iss..

Iusr received per ship iisfiseh, 10 uciis Grass
j Hope, asserted, ffsf. ppthes tine 70 stes,-s
beats Uabis 81 bAHuurtR ~ LANpUE's
s.tgo Hardware Establishment,
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CAN'T A WAaON HARNESS.

A rubL sss.stmaht u ceiisfs, tisa,es, niins
n psialss. Cart bteeehine, Cart Saddles, sash
Harness. rfses uhsins, etc, which we enet ~
js.is JAnautrn a LANouH