y For account of the late Great Eruption Oh
the Volcano of Kiiauea, &c. see last page.


Fer sundry Ediforials, News, &c. see first page.
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The EXPRESS PROM UTIcA-The American Of last eve
ming states that the Express from Utica Schenectady
was run by and for that paper alone This as we e
stood here on Tuesday morning, and accordingly Fea
.ca from issuing which appeared 70 oeo's
perly paper until after we had received " o
cost from Utica.


Giving full credit to the American Tor It's enterprise we
mus, complain Of Tie duPicity with "mch we ana othef
have been treated in this matter ANXIOUS L" be even with
The foremost in giving this intelligence the Assistant Editor
Of bi. naner on our behalf and that of the Courier and En-
nire was personally the ground Utica report The
(,,nion of the Court and expedite it this City fast
ossibe he learned that Express Train had been
arranged which he forbidden take passage but
which he assured by the Agent Of ne American in
Uca was run by he Railroad Cosapany and that all The
papers Of his City 1oosd equity participate in ifs dne
fs That Agent promised that special messenger should
sent down the Steamboat and a copy Of the Opinion
brought Immediately 10 our office. These promises
violated when the Steamboat arrived, the American swept
The deck and copy appeared for any eIse-excep
that the Herad which incurred expense all Obtain
This information, had obtained copy somehow


This is plain statement of fncs, FAR con-
cerned fully acqut the Editor Of the American OF
fairness but nevertheless treated with bad faith ana
by his Agent.


HousEHoLn MAYuFAcrrRss.-' A True American com
mend, TO our attention the necessity deyng Household
Employment for that great proportion Of our unPor'ioned sin
Ole women who desire 10 earn their livelihood by honest
fu industry yet find nothing do. He urges thai
ir some additional branch Of industry could be devised by
which might small sum weekly atiherscv
era homes would be gladly embraced by thousands adding
largely their comfort and independence well
1be wealth and thrift Of the City We,rus the idea will
,ll J;,io
home employment for thousand Women at ave-
rage compensation of only dollars per week it would add
One Million Dollars per her wealth. and infinitely
the independence and comfort of our Women, OF whom
thousands constantly of employment and whose
rage earnings reduced nockery BY runos comPpt
lion. Our friend suggests the growing weaving and spin
ming Of Silk also Stocking weaving aioding scope for
further encouragement Female Industry We the
of the phianropc and the sagacious will be d-
rected TO the subject in its brondest aspect.


@ correspondent asks the attention OF all purchasers
of Milk in our City to the diseased and abominable
modify for which the Of Milk is often taken in
vain produced by double ds,illation of StlsOps and
plentiful admixture of pumpwaer, TO modify It's alcoholic
taste and odor Every head of family ought know and
we hope does know that fed partially Still
,ops are diseased and their Milk utterly unfit be wal-
lowed by any human being Parents you would not have
YOUR children added to the hundreds which every month Is
plunging into premature graves, think Of this.


GT A Milwaukee paper is rejoicing the arrival III
that Territory (Wisconsn settlers of family consist
ing Of man. wife and uineteen children. twelve OF them
girls and another including girls The great prepon
eance of the masculine in that Territory renders any adj
diton unmarried female population matter of general
rejoicng-especially among the bachelors.





O5 The United States Bank has paid the July install
ment of the Five Million Loan Michigan This is great
news for Michgan-There be vitality in the old
Monster yet.


CoMMEScFMrNr-The Annual Commencement of the
New-York University was held the Tabernacle yesterday
mt 10 o'clock The Grafton and Poem before the Literary
Societies delivered the Chapel of the University OF
Tuesday evening the former by Erastus c. Benedict ESD
and the latter by c. Donald Mcleod The subject OF the
Oroon was the Laws which govern all Created Things 1t
is spoken of as able and interesting performance no
mance-s Source and Power, History and use was the
subject OF the Poem which is said 10 have ahonnded IN
sparkling and brilliant thoughts


GENERAL BANKRurr LAw.-Ihe Correspondent OF the
Commercial gives the following synopsis OF the incidental
debate on tins subject Senate on Tuesday:


During the morning hour had very gratifying express
sion opinion relation the passage OF Bankrupt Law


Mr. Talmadge look OCCASION IN presenting a memorial
10 give his views of the the be-
lief that was mpcrously called for from the fact that up
ward of half million OF persons OF energy and enterprise
were los, 10 the country for the of such law he
said it was the great reet which the Wing
party stood pledged carry and he hoped that pledge
,youd be redeemed the present session He conlured
gentlemen dvest the subject of all party bias and to con
der ii as it was essentially measure OF eet TO the SUIT
erng community.


He spoke OF he honest difference of opinion that existed
in relation TO extending the provisions Of tho bill corpora
mons; such classe had before been introduced in
bankrupt bill that he knew Of but nevertheless ne might
vote for thus introduced He gave his opinion that
II MnnI hnye Very innrinrs cic ON ny Marty thai would