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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

THIS Is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR when children
eelirs are certain be afflicted With dy.ebery and
di.rrheA Mira wINsLOws SOOTHl 20 SYRUr rhs never
filling remedy for dseses and ~i give uaediss relief
om all pain snd dre. Incident the proce,. Of s-,hlns
Every tnothsT should provide {, foT her children
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
amussmenis.
pARNUMs MUSEUM.
SECOND WEEK OF THAT WONDERFUL
YrVIN HIPPO TAM U 8,
FRoV TIE RIVER NILE IN EGYPT,
ou1v 6prAT RvqFNOpn OF TUp Scriptures,

LIVI N q II K - = - i A NJ - %
FRoa TIE RIVER NILE IN EGYPr
AND TUE MARVEL OF TIE Animal KNGDVn'
The history Of Ibis slmA 'u Of interest," and 70 svey
Ss student no bel ad tn efsst oDs Description o.
. THE okEAT BEaEhoTH
U 'D' '00' 0' 200 AAiPHisi0us GNIMAb
vinF n tie waser end araer tbe water OF on the
Of LEI hsas i's surface With perfect esas OF h;r nsas
animals Wild and sor ,e'ous So ~ bs
they arc very formidable bat when pursued neS %
pEsGEND TO THE BOTTOM AND WALK Across, C, ~,
eoaenty Appearing on he cppote ds without the ees laa
ca tcn oftheI cour.e on the 'aIi-Se Of tao
f---s - FRIGHgkUL Ant AGONlsIs, a. ,te-,
hlr gigantic proportions sad be'eniosn sIenSh gs
bos load. OF ma their bsas crashing win then huse '
sveryihns that coge- in their way ,,..,A
ARTIFICIAL OCEAN OR RIVER s.,,u..n
where he is 10 b. ser IN us uanfs peoua hss y Sy
erel feel eues r. e&tln log sho all the Pecon1"ies VA
nature ana 70 Pereos ne sesls, % a. 2 ia'' 3 s llama
Sh a, h.,S los,ty =, spsciaoa thst historic os OF
men, VIII exhht. the soiiy ard Aisisa hp M. tir
oriental tie Gully who esa eoh Sy arc toh TO be
popotaniship \ IN cqnsisnt a,.e.g.ncN A-'' -
been a. ali boufs DAY and EFaH4N"'
In" RIasr + tnS Avn ONLY REAL HIPPOPOTAMUs
ever seen On Amria be E engsyd cost oil many 'aou
sands Of dollars, snd gig Is-.ata ,,,, ,Nyrv
a sIO1T TIME ONLY.
kaO jus. osnsd ct s;sai expense 'na now TO 0e seen
SWIMMING I" the ''f1 III hi1HsG 4 70 sR&RH A4a i
bosss res variety g SSeE siqg si;e FgEles &C. sc
SEA TFOS, MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON. MONSTER
sNAKEs tQUAR.A HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SEAL, &c
Ths lsctae Room EntSHsi Ts1s' I s1nsTses ar.pcv
PETITE DR AlA, VAUDEVILLE, BUkLbiI IA ard fAbCE
Bys COMPANY q rse si1siesl and ana ic ,ss1t
Miss DANnON pOUBLE-YOlCED nOCALisI,
Mile. MATILDA r. I0GDr.
TIE Talented Young Nioli~is 90.
Admission tc ALL 25 ceuai Children dnier 10. l5 cSnts.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
1861 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1881
1COI CENTRAL RAILROAD. OO1
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE

e Sf sSS ssT PG s}.2 IS g M i9 i y =. s1Tp
oies Nc Astor ouss, GOMEZ" Of v..sy ..
,nns vac 81 SPo0@ oP 81 o. Pasnsa. and 1o Gin
ore.n. and az other town. In The West Nor h.WsIt sli
Through irsins 6r he Wstssys Ess:Yo oot Of Coar,
land't -hlorninE Express, a. M Evening EIosn P IN
Ei.bqsist Z day and connecting there With a. West
Se,1ss and su1otinscsr, on Srths train.
Fsfe GNsys o~, AID tie time ssqueE, a. bysny other
By tld route Rrsigh description, can b. forwsted,
AID from say point on toe Rar ads II ohio ken,nely Indians
RECT or 70 any port on hs nG'sAbs rivers Of the West y
ts Taios of Fsiss ard from any poin, Of the we b. tho
Rsl Ad at all times a. yerbIe ssl
sy 'sr bs h 1 a co%pa can % s,
with epfds1ce on 81 Ipesdy usnt r,,,,.n,
Ln0 BY ioh pti sas ains We.'Ssd snoy ohep sld
of isre L. ELLIOIT rstsugsr Agent No ASiOr House
LEhGh d AZ, 90 s'ss' sgs s5S en- Ns south Williams.
MCDONALD BIschoYF .SSsIS,ss .Sa s.I,sS AsSs,,l
EEoCH LEWIS. General sap't. Ato,n,, IL
NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY.--
ton Win De ava fscxswspna aud e.ern Railroad
fsru wth Lsaish valley Railroad and f. corneeon' forming
An NJ on Ja s sa
HssS,SrSs 81 tsrSfs,-Gte. r. fr E..on. Reading Pos
ris nsIrbaIg Msocb caunt wii.m9eIt
os.i bssd sai f 81 % sS1 "'' Gap scranton
IN IgEOrss TsSsFo5 ksson Msush Chunk William"
4rk TBsoueh TRAIs-For Eas.on beshishsn' Ansnso"h
$50 p " WAY TsAs--Ror somsrvfne.
Bpm WRsTESE EAPEEss-fOf Esstou. Allentown. Hsaalns
Ha trrg Pitburph and the We.t Sleeping Cars from Jer-
ExpRxss Ta.Is sos HAEn,Bups-The Ca Express Traiu
nom New York strives Harrisburg q "a consct hASs
s" 90 csn, ssCse % ys.s
Tns TsSouoa ExpRrr TaAls yoA rKs wgsr lays.
connection 81 Hsrh.bus WITH Psnu ylysnis R.osd--
WITH eEnts of esp u ..orgb bat oe ClncinDad
sns oa1st SSq nSD s l. ,ysS sy Sos h r.a
nom PEI no q North River, a 20 and l:O $50 AZ,
s stop Bergen Pon, srbor every trio
each way. JOHN o. Stems Superintendent
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW
l. PORT and FALL mVER-rhe splendid and superior
TTFsbaY THuhs DAY and SATURDAY a. eoes svS my
DAY and FRIDAY !. ocloei p M, from Pier No an r.
Hereafter via b. regarded secured any spot
uDiil tts same ,isa have been paid for ~,
freish. to Boston forwarded through with great tpsehby
~ Iip''' WM BORDEN. Agent. NOs 70 and n wss.st
4 ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-CHANGE OF
~ TERMIEUS-Lesye ia slip and 3Ih.,t feniea, New
YOk, Ia and 3:s ra for GTecneor " M and t:3
q m., I2m, 800 4So aod go Fer Jamaica. leave
H. Il m 3;30 430 $500 and $50 p. Trains lsass Hz,srs
Poin. arrival Of boa, nom Jsnes-siip.
DAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH N. j.
IN Sumner arrangement Three express trains each way
kARlAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD for Red Bank. Shrews
tbs III -, (, sesm As -syih leave foot
OF Ho5ason-st. daily 10 a. m and m, tor Port
month CONNECTIVE hsrs win cars Ios al "s@na fnN
BhAkCa a, 7 NJ. lOk G. ~ ana u u Stages eonnecs
wiiL for 81 q ne GO ns'y c,on h W. %
sod redoced Tsts Hotels " LONG Branch charge lower 70
sut tie lues.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERE now KEEP Mas
wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Tor children t-sthiu,
No medicine In the United st.ss sel. hs It. It standard
medicine and ta fame worlds Physician, order ana a.o
Il, sherever IL. magical ELECTS have been witnessed
Millions OF bottles o. MIRA WIN5LOWrs SOOTHING
SYRUP are TOW used year 10 the United fot
children tfe.hus, with neverfIns Relief la m,d
lLts ard certain
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
" 'T,HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"

III II . a Il y - N Z IL - L " ~ .
eooo FOR oLEaeYMEN
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD roR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
ALDNGs THROAT COMPETITIONS
LADIES ARR DELIGHTEo WITH
spALDING,s THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR !
spALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They rs,sv, Cough instantly.
They clear the Throa
They tvs strength aud volume 10 the voisA
They irpsr delicious aroma Ia tho brsssh
They are delightful 10 tho tsas
They are made Of simple herbs s,nno. any ons-
Isdvss every ore who bs Cough or Hu.ty Voice Bad
Breath any difficulty Throat 10 get package OF my
ThrOs, contecOu, .hey will eevs you instantly aud you
win agree With me ,h. 'thsy 90 light tho spot" YOu v
6nd them very USEFUL pleasant while travelling attending
public meeting. Tor sDs yolr Cough slsyns your thirst
Iyou try one p.otas. . sus, Ia s.,ns tat you VIII
,asr-nd eon,lds them indtpsn,lbla You viii find them at
tie Drog,ls,, and 0ealen lu Medicine
PRICE TWENTY. FIVE CENTS
Ny Signature 90 each package an others oountsr,siI
p.csas. viii By mali. prep.i receipt Of thirty
cent.
ENRY G. SPALDING.
No. "a Ced.rs. Nsw.Y0rk.
CEPHALIO PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHEl
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIO PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHES
By the Of tess P. hs periodic attacks Of Hsrcsu, o.
Ss Bsodaes may prevented and .isa e, tho eOuaoso
n.h Of Immediate Eslsfro pain and sickness sI bs
Ob,.insA
Thy seldom fall 10 removing the EaS'ss and HsGdsAs 70
which females o subject
They gently upon the bowels rsnoviss CO.'s.na.
FOy Ltera,y hics Sudnt Delicate Females, and all PSF.
q 'sa~ua'y h0b, they valuable La-4r- TN
prOviDs sPpss rivins and soOr the ass.ivs or
and restoring the nauIA esily o. the -hos
system
The CEPHALIO PILLsHe tho result Of long investigation
carefully conducted szperents having been Ia many
,,.. darns which time they prevented and relieved
vast amour, Of pain and suffering fsrn B.adsch. WHISTLER
orxn.nx In the Rosos ystsn srfom den s.sss Of Ii.
sfosadA
They arc ,siroy vegetable In thsh composition snd may
.isu q, all time. With pseet safety without making any change
Of diet sna d. ab.eses Of any dsapresa, rsAdo sssy
% adnisli,r hra % ohRdrah
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITsi
r., s,nuius h.,. av. ,isusiarc, of HENRY sPALDIsa
90 each Boz
Sold By Druggists and al other De,len In MOdsaea
Abo, vii be sen, By mall, prepaid On roosIp, o. The |
PRICE IS CENTS
Al order, .AOull bssddrsnedte
HENRY G. sPALDING
No. % CsdE at, Hss.Yotk
tS- unt. Fss. sfsrALDlNGs PREPARED GLUE
vii srv ven tines Il, cost snnusly..d1
sPALDIsG's PREPARED oLUEl
sPALDIEGs PREPARED CLUE
spAr nrNaa pnvpAuFn ayIrA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
LEWYoRK & NGw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
5l. SUMNER RAEGEMEET,
COJNEECfNG AUGUST 49, 1851.
TRAINs IEAVE NEW-YORK

F,uorssr sa,lon In NorYoli cor srth .ni sA-sr IN.
trxuc tfgE
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORE;
For NeEHs'On T. 81 LEE d R;l5, g. tEX)i $780, 1852
Tor bridgeport !, m (E1.li la;1S, . EIli $780, 1:s'
For so,4 sir,ford Fairfield Southport ard wOhPor, Ia
For Ecrss.s s!5oS & jg:ls D tE1li $3.50, $50 $3.50,
For Dssa and 6rc,avics s:1os a lais $50 'JO $50
FOR stamford. T. g. (Er soa NJ Is'ls EIl ''o 'a'
Fol Pert Chester and tnlnns 93O, lalS.
''''' '''' co tEECTlNG TRAINS.
oy fSoT Sos vi ii, sg55sh1S g5a5s 5, s % P D.
~ Hatfo7i snd Spdpsaod, m tEE J. l2:ls tEIl q
For conosei.a River Rsuoad to Montreal m tEI and
i'itS Fcr s,.Ptf.d % Prosi5gSes and Fi,hsr Railroad 1
For NewHsyen, NewLOndOn and stoIiOyon Ralfosd sts
Eoi Ssasi a.ilsoad ls.ls n to lNsaTs,"g;oG y
For Nsugatuok RsilcAd D.. N 3p 70.
JAMES II LioYr. satertntonaeat.
HUDSON RIVER RAJLROAD.-For ALBA
Il NY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAiNsNoSfH
,Do fron, Ciinbsrs-st Prom 3ts-st.
Express AID II q m and3,3o 7 il;2S u Sndoi% sni
rfo; sld Albany with .se ic.s N iund,y, lncadsd
ousbsseosie - tam, = q. . No., C:25 N, and lsop
sis ss sis " ssia n, 49, ass and sr2sps ID
'HAii' ''A'n ''''H IL Az sSiiIn. Superintendent
NEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
seure Trsas via Pavons ferry o foot u Chsmberstti
10. NJ, EypresL
Sam, hsu
0s Ip Miit daily for O.yfe and intermediate StationL
lie n. Accom- modstion daily, for Port leryis.
III B, wsy. Tor hiddleo"u, hswough and inssfnsdii'
SPIN. Night Express. dsEy,
CHARLES 4iINoT, General supt
NATBAsIBL HaRsu. Re- eiVef.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains Jer,ey Ciy for Peroont ais aid IS M
and f:Z5 sId 6:25 .. II. for Suf,tIe Z: . T..
4. W. DEMARESr, Su3 u3erin,eptsnt
NJEW.YORK, HARI EAi, and ALBANY II. r.
1t--FOr ALBANY, TROY, NORTH ard WEST sumnsIar
rutfrnen, commencing MONDAY. Exy q, 1891 II
s Exp ess T,tn frctn 2stha 5tslon FOr WiuGnsbrdsa
White Psiu Cro.on Pss Dovsr Plains and all local Tfsn.
Iee Timetable. JOHN BURCHIbI. AEsL Sayt
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
1CO1 CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING, Saturday, 23d Aug.-Ihs original
NJ J. S. CLARKE,
Will appear n OF bis gT-e; csrc roles Is DiMfLE 40
Buckstoses threesc comedy "Leap re' 10 which Ma
Aexni Fisher Baker Mrs Thsye Mfs Chanssu. MI Batn
Hin, Marrow Wall sr1 Hunt vii spPear. Tie vii nlso az
pear TOODL being the sh n ,nt Of h pecnli9r rrpe
tenaon o. hai h0la oharsoeg tn which 10 was re-
ceived VITA such erhus aso demonstrations Of apPIov being
bigtt recalled .hlee n caring the performance to receive
tbs COZ grr,us Ions II d.g ghted audience.
GE9St4sssss- & Gn 4 IRisSIY's -AiINSTRELS.
suyyas.ut In titus Brcedysy near Bondst Coolest
Eouse In de C,ly Open niSit'y GEORGE CHRlsfY euj
sIXTVTN FIRSr-CLAsS PERFORMERS. Do9Es open 1t
N counnieure at q. AdmiiiSnee - cectS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. ticst.
cl,sS.su vii Ns~loik 'hs Let, u and flst
OF sseh MOUTH eycert ihes daes l SUNDAY wien
ilr ecy af departure viii be the MONDAY focwiag For
u. y. ALLEN, Ageu,.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

Mr.. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP /, Iurs to regulate
the bowels
BEwIHx or oousrEHyEIIs aud INVITATIONS.
None genuine unless IL. fac sBils Of CURTIS PERKINS
Nsx-York |. q the outside ~rspper.
Sold BY Draggia. throughout the wohd.
Principal Office. No. u CgDAR-sr SEw-YoRk. Pacs
obly % cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

~ TERMIEU5.-Lesys Jsne.sllp and 3!h,t Feniea New.
York ct and 3:3 for Greenror " and t:3l
for syos 1t, $3.50 for Fsmingdlle For Hopps.sad
.. m. IL IN 800 4;So aod $50 Fer Jamaica. leave e.
m u n. $500 430 $780, and $50 p Trains lsays Hunters
Poir. on pyriqEl of boat nom Jamea.slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SChOOL.-JAo
WEIR Y SON A NJ rsnovrd 10 No. 20 East 2sa..t.,
reopen sept Is Circulars ct CsreSs Bookstore No. $50
Brosdway
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
" BOYS HYACK Rockand Co. ~ Y.-This iu-ii,ation
viii rsot MONDAY, sept students hed Tor eoiFs ,f
Inercsntii- plrsis 1hs Infantry don VA. b. daily p,ac.ed
end instruction given % military sccs by thoroughly 9usi
6ed ohicer. For a cnlars adj -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
C,TEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YoRK and

CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-Y0RR and
~ LIVERPOOL, sudns I'D eubsfkuz osss.nse AZ Que-ns
Cfrialdl be Liverpool SeyIcrs. and Phtade'Pha
SssJf U company it5n4 sthe fun efsd CJcs
bgli Iron Straulshfi : ssf'lowss
tf. o NajufNUTON.... .sst1fdsY. A1s. 81.
ri $50 lfF.s..s. SATURDAY. -sB',~
hne every aArCRDAY. noon from Fer No. e. N'r's
Rher
nArBs OF PsaskBE:
PfBsT CABiH.n....,,....ei5 sIEsRAGE........."es
First Cabin Lordop.,. 81 ssefsge 20 lOudor.,.... "
iint aJt tGs....... g. oe.Iagu fa-t...... 70
Fst Gs5n 10 Hamburx... g. stserigs 10 hsAurs -
PsseU.sr, ofN AIDED % hEyTe, BroLon Rotterdam,
Anv D So. rqud'y low ra'es
Pr,sns wisnlng brs ht ferdI buy tickets hs's
the follow flc Htwfo-k: FROM Liverpool Qneous
towu-rus Cs,a, AS St3 snj tlS. o,eersss tom Liver
poet sf1. from Gae-n.tewn sc
ssn.ts awe tI pssseagTs
arc cary x.srsucea sut0ss. They ere oH ~ SGedgns
iro .sclns ard have ptsnt Fire AnpihAt on board
rcr uI'lsr taIJfns son, apply atthe O1npsgys ohoss
JOuN ". DALE. AE,nt, No. Is Broadway n,
NOTICE u the mona rival o! te EInA,
the Ep!SlUaG will b. he'd In hsr pace, ard leave
The hou u In hnf tbe regular veesy d. aufes OF
tbs CouIGsyss liers Will continue - nerst3 oss.
JOHN G. DALE, agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
TnstrMrilon.

80 A MER. SCHOOL INST. Established
IN E55-A reliable Edueat.oud AGENCY for Ieaebsra
ana Schoos Per-oua Interested In engaging teachers may
obtain wi,bou. crgrsr, ezPiieit mionsioh ni eoNgo
tent caudda e. Priacss desiring 20 purhse AeSse
pies, h<ar iiae o. Da, Schools are iDvi'edio Call
O. 5. WOJDMAN d Co, No. SO B'osdTey
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

A YERs AGUE CURE-FOr tho speedy aud
IA certain Of Intermittent Fever FrvsT sud Aus,
Remen, Fe7er Chin Fever. Dumb Asae, rrdodiosl Head
ache l,0 HeSd.ehs and Bilious Fsv~r ndeed hr the
whole fdeAset o s.ns In hillary doans cssssd
hx The nal,ri, OF fulaarnalin oauntrfa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

HOOPERSTONE SEiINARY.-Tem opens
" Aue "a Ftre Buldlrss Bns ooLan ths bet Of Teach
era go per Tern of Bead and CSnmon Los'n hda es'
r. g. fLACK, A. M.. CooPe-st0Fu, n. i
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

T,RENCH and ENGLISH BOARDING and DAY
n SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' --siiss BEAN saa nss ls
10 association with Madame DIETZ, viii commence ths nsz'
scholastic yeag NCNDAY, Sept IL beH ftsis-''i' e7 VII
gased TsIus 10 sgit the tiules
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20
City Intelligence.

SUPPOSED MURDER IN WEST TwENTY-EINTH STREET
WOMAN FOUND pEAD-TwO MEN ARRESTED ON
SUSPICION.
Yesterday morning between ten and eleven O'Clock
found dead in the basement of No Ill West
Twenty ninth street From the appearance of the body
which laid face downwards, it was believed that the de-
ceased had beer killed by violence. Two found
in the place named Peter Bradley and Samuel Love- In
formation was given to Sergeant Van Hagen, of the
Twentieth ward, and detective Irving, of that ward,
who directed to the suspected parties
cordngy the officers proceeded to the premises
where they found the body of the dead before
stated; blood visible her and hands They did
not disturb the body but arrested the two before
named, and brought them TO the station house. The
accused stated to Sergeant Van Hagen that the
was named Mary Ann Love, aged about forty years
samuel Love one OF the prisoners, being her brother
Both prisoners denied any knowledge as to how or in
what manner the deceased came To her death The bro
Their, however admitted that Bradley had been quarrel
with deceased all the day before The appearance OF
both prisoners indicated dissipation, Love having a
bruised eye and Bradley scratched face The pr
both detained in the station house and the
Coroner notified. About noon Coroner Jacknan was no
titled Of the affair and proceeding 10 the station house he
empanneed Jury, and made all the sary arrange
mens for holding the inquest to-day. Or. John Beach
was authorized to make post mortcm examination OF
the body but what developed reserved for pub
LEFTY today.
FIRE IN WEST FIFTEENTH SrREET.-The alarm of fire FOR
the Fourth district shortly before six O'Clock last night
originated from No. 81 West Fifteenth street. caused by
the ue OF the heating apparatus Damage furniture
by water about $40
FIRE IN CENTRE SrREEr.-A fire occurred in the bookbn
derry Of Henry F. Sackman the third oor Of No. %
Centre street caused by the upsettng OF lamp among
paper cuttings. The fire extngushcd by Capt.
Mackey, OF the Insurance patrol assisted by the proprc-
tor and hands in the premises The damage will amount
to about So insured in the Mechanics and Relief Insu.
rance Companies.
The BRENNAN CoTrRK From the receipt of card o.
invitation learn that the invitation soree Of the NJ
Brennan Cotere is announced for TOM evening at
Irving Hall The affair will be Of the leading events
Of the winter carnival and Is anticipated that Irving
Hall viii be crowded with the beauty and fashion of this
attt~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20
Rarcy,s sixth Lecture.

BRIEF EXPERIMENTAL WAR CHARGER sUBJUGATED.
Mr. Rarey's sixth lecture upon horse tanning was de-
lvered at Nblos Garden yesterday afternoon 70 an
over1owing audience among whom were unusually
large number of ladies' The lecture presented few pecu
liarities except its extreme brevty
In his Introductory remarks Mr. Rarey claimed that
the of horse tanning ancient the horse itself
As proof of this he gave unique account of Aexan-
ders contest with the famed Bucephaous After enter
tanning the audience with incidents of his horse tanning
adventures England and Arabia Mr.. Rarey introduced
Cruiser and then proceeded explain his system upon
dark bay horse, whose only fault was nervousness
Having efectually exhausted this subject" a war
charger was introduced, with certificate from Mr.. f.
Plota stating that the horse very vicious had not
been ridden since the Prince of Wales reception when it
threw its rider twice. that it would allow itself TO be
shod, its head to be touched and that it very
unsafe and treacheroas. Carrying mOnstrous muzzle
and roped in by two grooms, the animal GER
made short work with this charger, however, took of
its muzzle played farrer with the horse, and finally,
after beating and banging it with hugo umbrella led it
off, cres'faen subdued and ready for the next grand
parade under General Sandfords auspices.
The Shetland ponies then exhibited and the lee
ure concluded Mr. Rarey stating that he would give
more performance next Saturday afternoon. The
dience having retired favored few had opportunity
of seeing Mr.. Rarey romp with his pones-a display
much more interesting than the lecture
Mr. r. intends visit all of the leading cities in this
country and explain his system. He will also revisit
Europe within year. He cannot obtain here horses
bad enough for his exhibitions. All yield too easily. We
have vicious blood horses and it is only they who
have spirit enough TO make really interesting fight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20
Miscellaneous.

sur JAeons hence Nov 20 for Liverpool was abandoned
al Dec H. Capt Robinson and arrived Liverpool
9Th inst She had the following cargo:t65 bales cotton
bbs -four 500 bushels wheat corn $1,000 lbs butter
1877 l76 do taow-valucd at $1,000 The RI built
Thomason 1866 i26 tons, rated Al and by
derson and others OF Thomaston The In sinking
condition when abandoned, and In lat a. lon As The
taken of by the Carnatic, from 81 John.
snr REsoLurr McGivery, hence, arrived Bristol PHI
the Sd inst This the ship about the safety of which
were entertained In quarters.
BR BRIG MARY WEIR, of and for London from New York
abandoned in sinking condition the 18th ult
81 30 lon So 20 and the officers and crew. in ALL taken
brought this port by Norwegian Queen Victoria,
Capt Nelson from Newcastle Capt Cooper Of the w re-
pors-saled Nov a. with cargo wheat bound to
London; Dec O. experienced hurricane from NV during
which all spars and had nothing left but manmas and
sprung neak; and the becoming disabled by continual
exerons the pumps and other duties and the being
ageable deemed prudent TO abandon her An op
ounity offered the 18th Dec when the Norwegian bark
Queen Victoria, Capt Nelson from Newcastle kindly receiv
I'd Us on board, and TO whom much indebted
The steamship Glasgow Capt Roske sailed at yeslcr
day for Queenstown and Liverpool with passengers
The steamship Bremen Capt Vessels sailed yesterday for
southampton and Bremen with 81 passengers
SUR MISUNDERSTANDING, Jan 2-rhe ship Bostonian,
and from Nyork for London Oour. wheat cheese, &e
&c few feet above water The ship VIII
break in tide wo few barre picked already
up
ssr'ss The sne che had only obtained three I
error Of msakns for thai q he Start when n fact
%edey ' stood i o. to '0 The soa,s%sr and about
FIVE Il the %0Enq g, we.' Upn the od HS %sa
dow" the foo. of Of S r the Ss being being
and boa,mcn observing the spsrs Of the snken ship
Put ~ e their boat a1S on rs9eaps the Sreca hsy Gend
were rescued snS was then ssIaed that csp.sn Brook
%Sn ss IN nam ad peSd hs ehr oss Mr
Wv y Bowers, ard Iwelye bands being nose who were
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY Asia-Mss Mary Duff Miss Hall,
Mr. ard Mrs Haskell three children and nurse; Mrs Wood
maid Mr. Aylton and servant Mrs Goodwin and infant
@ Hobson, lady and two daughters; Mrs Foster A II
Terry John Phillips, W II Clement, stanberg, Binge,
Henry shaw, ID g Winter, VI Rohscbild G Kimpton A
Bcackley, Mr. Stein. u Halle, Law, Jas Hall, Hall,
lie Messiuier, Drew, b. II. Ward Forrest W Davidson,
Hugh Davidson, Morris Arnold Hy Drummer, ID Pratt,
Howard, T Enthoyen, Kendall, Jr, Lazard Iazard
Isaac Sellgnann Robert Dempsey, Thomas Pye Thos
CESS, q simmons, VIM Ford, Mrs zach, Miss Taylor
Miss Cunningham, Tbes Riste Mr. Granger,
KINGSTON Ja-Steamshp Zulu-Mr Schreter and lady, Mr.
Perrctt. q Ramos, Master Wilcot
BrRauDA-Bark Eliza Barss-Thos Steele, II Moore r II A
Pore, HBM Army.
DEPARTURES.
child CINCINNATI; y A Guy, Miss Guy do; X Boswell, Pha.
dephia Lieut. Pope, Bernhard Simon, " ID Carlo and
wife lkerington, Dr. Chatry wife and three children
Perkins and wife Ialmshaw and wfe-and ~ in the
steerage-total, o.
BnrsrS VIA ouruAsrroS-steamship Bremen-Joao Ger
mano dc souza Lisbon Henry kcbitz California; Mrs
Elizabeth Bcgsen, George FRITZ, Moses Fink
Chas Benjamin, all OF New York; Hagen, Indianapolis;
Ulysses rcchc Ohio Mrs Johsnne won freeden and child
Richmond, Va Right Rev Leopold Moczygeha Utica ";
Albn Faber Noryvak, Conn; Wasnier lady and child,
Richmond, Va Jas Goldman, Frecport, fland IS in the
RIrIrsoSp, &csteasn-hip noanoke-Nrs Lane Mrs Hii,
Mrs Perry, Duf~her 0oodrich, Penny jenkins.
WIN White, Thos Simpson W Benton, Dssi wadsworth
and one IN the STORAGE
sayAssAn-s Steamship Alabama-M,s stowe, Miss
wnkler Mrs Ia Roche, y " Williams, chris e, Mrs
LGnbert and infant, Mrs Gilbert Miss u VIM, N Dit
ner. Thos Clancy, Miss VIM, John J Dowd, " - Il
Mc nosky, DIR winkler, l. winn N stowe Mrs Jas
CmasIss rou-steamship Jas Adger-Capt Marley, ";
Tbos " Harry VIM Patrick, Ward, Jno Forrest, Jno "
wyman, VIM Ross, y u 0'ConDor, Muller. cazer and
lady.