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{. : DISTRICT Couxr-Beforc Judge Betts.-Pa;r!ck
oBen convicted OF purloiniug quantity of 'overeigns
from fellow passenger was sentenced to one years
imprisonment and pay me Of $500
The United Gtes Cashmere ssGrLs CdGJtes
Pages and Bria ci1inaGais-The-e goods were seized
the ground OF false invoice For defence il sad
they had been bought very los by Mr.. John H. Char
raud when Lyons Verdict this forenoon. For Z. :.
NJ Butler; for claimants, Mr.. Field.
CorRr OF CoNnoN PLEAs.-Be:ore Judge Ulshoeter.
in the action reacTe 70 Steamboat boilers, The Ju-y
gave q verdict tor plaintiffs Of $50 10
Sdm1i JerdGa and Hsyf jane he RIFE JaHzes Bct
ro9dActson Of eectrnsnt against The tenant By the
heirs at as Of M Morn TO recoyer possession Of pro-
perry : W. i3h-=t and -rhayenue Verdict FOR
plaintiffs For pir.is NJ. Z p Barber for dfdt Ne4sr.
Wilson and Bogs-dus
The OF PgiloH liiLer and Smtth before Judge
In-rsnain, has reen postponed TO Thursday.
AAzrNE CoCRT-Betg9e Judge Srrita---HataGHie III
Z; -. T5Os. J. Braok-Acron by contractor against
the owner Of building II Huisorst 10 recoyer balance
For defence i snd tha; Mr. Lard commenced pro-
ceedingz under The lien aw against the owner for This
ard the latter not authorized 70 pay IL the
To meet ttis it commended that M Lard
had lost his len harng commenced proceedings Under
the ia Of 1890 and refused within days as required
by the law subIai; arbitration Verdict for pitt
For plra- Mr. OBricn: tor def Messrs. Reynolds
Meeker.
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Capt. L. II. ToslS, LOU
Nyw.Os,r.x+ sen, II 1s4S

NEW ORLEANS sep, y. 1916.
ST.. have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt OF
two avo-s from you dated 3lsr July the other =th
august Can only answe. by yarn
countryman OF mine once indugins in the very
Intellectual occupation OF sucking fresh eggs raw and
reading newspaper. By some Hischance ne contuved
20 bolt live chicken. The poor brd chlrrupped as II
down his throat and ne very politely Observed
Be me powers, my friend, you spoke 100 late"
can only say Sir that your iavors have reached me
too late. They have been chasing through the Mexi
Post Offices that express myself clearly
when received them they Che letters down in
Mexico and I up here, and when did MT receive
them, they We're up here and was there.
The fact i that most OF ny have been paid OF
and are now scattered TO the four quarters oi the globe
They were mostly sailors Is rGs myself From them
Gi there be charges nothing can be expected. The
camp aud garrison equpage mas been turned the
proper officers, with the exception Of .undry
smashed and placed h0rs du COMBAT chopping down
those arlabe aaPporG The banks OF the Rio Grande
except also, the camp kettles and panmany OF which
were Used up N roasting boiling se1ng and frying our
pork and beans bacon and fresh beef speak OF
the stoc reis0R. which were Ill natured enough
call Mexican beet may the Lord forgive them
For my own responsibility IN the mater regret,
Uncle Sans than my own that am
not worth continental dime. | have been not only
pad, bur | believe oyerpaid by about $40. Ny con
science compelled demonstrate with the Payas-
out they assured that they made mistakes
Bank Telers sometimes say the same considered
their feelings snd INDUCED them However, made q
good use OF the money saYei TO the sick and unpaid
soldiers.
Most Of the other Captains in the same tx with
myself earring the overpay) about responsibility and
refer 70 my epis.ie as an answer.
you have any farther communication for me- please
di-ecI 10 the OF MAJ Gen. Iohn /. Lewis y. o.
seldom 70 the Post Otce because have nobody 70
correspond with. and &c, not the man who
had father nor mother. bur won in a rafie'
Very respectfully, G. II. TOBIN, Capt. Com. D.
Washington Regiment La. Volunteers.
JOHN VI McCALLA, Second Auditor.
p. 81 don't know whether 10 sign ulysel! Captain
ex.Captaia- or late Captain. / Captain
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Thing, in PhiIadc lphia i.
Correspondence @: Tha Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept -
W. don hear Tessraphic t;ck to intimate,
mt he Great Western has arrived. Guild ri IS we
used 70 say n the co-oquy
In KensiuCfOn yesterday afternoon during false
st-n OF IRE sor,s voUng rUwde= made disturbance
and several arrested and held 70 2ai ne North
cr, pistrcts are waking ID 70 tee importance OF PIE
-. NH about 70 . cocA stable. carpenter
s.r rscnerv and cter wooden buildings Il tac NORTH
IN Liberties i:,-s- between NOBLE and Tam many
we're burned The GEeEsn worked hard and did not
The Cactus csse i still before the I S Dis;rc:
Court D. P Brown ESQ. made powerful argument
yesterday 10! the prisoner
The New Odd F Glow Hall. which Is BOW open
Tor pubic Inspection : attracting crowds X 1 oeac
,ifui Structure and only md tsa with ths Srosssty
beneath X TINS : 10 se4,pI1cs:;or OF any principle
OF TIE Order.
\ SPIRITED regatta caue Of yes;erday tFoI2 Font
A.-v around n. urue- b-oy below Greenwich toi.
and repeat s.-s boa:s--Ae General 4ay!o!, >Tts
p ehiec rankin breaz. and Sailor Boy entered Luz
S,a was the w.nne- taxing the prize, silver soo!eI
IS necessary 70 preserve the true dictates q our
Civ state that the dog cstchsrs report toT the as
season. shows that I- dogs found n the streets 'tAoa
r.luzrleS were captured OF these liii were killed and
l6> were restored 10 the-. ow-es=.
During the last hour W. have mad seSera! w est
EN- alarms rom he STATE House bell and there Is
dense smoke OF Chesnct-st on the Western Slce o.
M tow learn thst Whole -ow o. houses u
Georges st between SchuylEl 9Th and til ere ncN
IL flames o'clock and il Is thought the nre cannot
be subiued without farther damage Over dozen
houses will &c burned.
SAFES or Srocks-FJrSt B0GrG.-S2ooo Ten
nessee % so Bank PeEns 253, 800 lehigh interest u
B.ceeu BocriS; l6 New Annual Il 50 Reading. b so
so do $50. 10 Mechanics Sank "a StcoRc Beard -SIuVU
Ches : Del Loan 100. 5000 State S. Sd o6i $1,000 DO
Sd 66i $1,000 Read!n. Bonds bS ri 40 L = Is 1891
%. IN Lehish interest ~, 60 Chss Del Loan 100
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THE WIG ALMANAC FOR ls47.

CONTESTS ,l.o
Calculations for the Year l5i7-CusloEnary Notes Cpio
logical Cycles Movable Feast, EqtIino1es ana so1sH
Eciipses for 1871, &c. -. n,
Calendars for The several months Of -
the different States Of the Union. Anecdotes VI ''
Calendar page. 1870. ...s inn
Great Ertain-Census Of the City OF New oIE s,S
Government Of the United States-ExecQuye, judcia4 ~
Senate : do. House Of Representatives; =. roos
Political History I34-Congrcssi Condition o. Ipr
Try. Oregou. Texas and Mexico: Our Brave Defeh4''
The ub!Treasury The Tanf Of 1885,
The Oregon Treaty With the OEcal Cores -,
The War with Mrxieo-Bcing condensed bqi HuIl11 III
lat0n Of the Origin aud Progress o; he f" ~, 81 -
Sketch of the rOuD. from aatamoros 10 ron! Is1"e-
PO-lry-Bugen, by Hon Hrs Norton. rr,E
I'D Valoren Dul!es-Nr. WebsieFs speech OF '''
OF 1916.
Value OF Foreign Coin in the UuiSed states 49,, AIMS
The New art! Of l2io-CoHlpt.s-" ~ 1ae I1,s-S
bet;ca!!y arran ged and table Of the Iefrs eIi""e
the Custom House
The SubT reas1ry Lsg-tenPssie; WA. -, ~ IN. o.,
The Vetoed River aud Eafoof DIN " '' . 49, "
posed Appropriations: a., ,,,i .,, ,iacs Ios
ina,,51I$. fiin Of W'aFiin gtcD IL 1879. ,o,s
ni.rseent OF OF eac Administration from lisa 10 i'''
srsary T1T lie Census Of the unec States OF issI
go Of Population in the United States Tor ~ yeA
from 1870 10 1910. s,a,o
OenInaiioas OF the People. by the Ceosns OF ls.a
Mexieo-its Populst .oc, Domestic Fsc.iues' tAp0'
Election Returns. W. Y
Census Of the Slate ofNew-Y0rk.
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DIED !:

On Monday evening CATHERINE ELIZA wife Of
Elisha Thittelsey, and daughter of Alanson Austin
late of Orange Co. deccased aged y years.
Her remains viii be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery
for interrnenr The funeral VIII take place or Wedncs
day P " al halfpast o'clock from 100 Hicks-st Brook.
lyn The relatives ana friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend without farther imitation.
At Flushing on the 10Th REL BEN NUSSON, former
~ OF this City, aged 20 yesrz-
The friends OF the deceaced and of hi4 son, Reuben
Mun.on. Jr and of his sons inaw T. H. Hartley e. l..
Booth and e story, ir:ted 10 attend hs funeral
from the house OF the latter, 90 Washngtonst Brook
lyn Thursday. Oct !, az O'Clock p u. so p
az PHILADELPHIA 9TH, Mrs Anna 3 Painter, 30 Mrs.
Ann Redinger, 20.
At Baltimore. 9Th John Damn. VIM. II Roberts, a
9th VIM Yarg-
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Wing AI,nannc for IsI1.

Send on your orders tos shis valuable Annual The
contents this yea. very interesting, and will be
found u.efu! 70 Merchants, Farmers, T.ade.men and
Politicians.
The History Of The Mexican Wax alone Is worth the
price Of The book Beside it contains the New Tarit
Law, the sub-Treasury Law, the Oregon Treaty, and
other important documents An Editorial the Con
rsazoaa proceedings OF the last Session Of the present
Congress VIII be found Convenient historical refer
ence See Table OF Contents in another coiGnan.
Price I2i cents 81 per Dozen Postu4soers or
others RENTING Us s. by mail viii be entitled u
COPIES GREELEY McELBATH.
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P,.vrA-o-TuesdsT Even!n .

In our Buffalo market little was doing in produce
to-day The following sales we're made 1000
bushels Of Ohio wheat at % cts Michigan Flour
fair. at 81 p to 81 Is Ohio and Indiana mixed at
s415. Corn sells slowly at So cts, at which price
very small lots are taken. Western Butter at cts
Western y. Y Butter at ID cts. Freight Sc to 60
cents to Albany o. cts to New-York Freight on
Wheatto Albany l8 cts. to New-Yorh 20 cts; , cts
less on Corn. Forty Canal boats cleared from this
place Yesterday for the East Tolls collected.
= go -
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The CHEROKEE DELEGATIoNS.-lt Is with SIN
cere Joy that hear OF the satisfactory settlement OF
the long pending Cherokee difficulties
We learn from J L. Mccoy, Esq. one of the Old set
tier deputies that the delegations nre all on their way
hopieward
The Cherokee delegates have a shaken the hand OF
aitv feuds been forgotten, and we trust that the
long and bloody strife is for ever healed. Like
brethren have they and Ike brethren we ardentiy
hope they will henceforth live Joined together IN their
march toward the security OF all the arts and pleasures
peace and prosperity toward permanent stand as
aiellow state with ours. ARK INTEL
INDIAN TRoUBLEs-Wc learn from n gentleman
directly from Fort Washtn, that the men OF Dutch
settlement Texas have gone out TO chastisc the kce
chies and Witchetaws, in the Witchetnw mountains
These Indians have been recently stealing horses from
the people OF that settlement and otherwise making
predatory inroads.
They were not of the number OF tribes who met COY
Butler in his late council. Ark Intel!
SHIr oS FIRE.-Captain Ainsworth Of the pack
ct ship Havrc arrived this morning reports that on the
22d inst when in lat Il 81 lon 90 30 he Tell ID with the
wreck of a ship fire He lowered the boat and went
alongside but could not make out her namc. She was
m English ship timber laden apparently new vessel
and had a woman figure head. COM Adv ~
FROM HlLIFAX.--The Britannia, hence for
Liverpool touched Halifax, and sailed on the 18TH
with Sir Jeremiah Dickson late Commander OF the forces
in Nova Scotia, and his daughter
A ire on the 10th nearly destroyed three houses IN
tlols.st. oppos. e the Halifax Hotel.
Sir John Harvey has not yet made any removals from
Office alteration in the councils rs LETT by Lord taik'
land
\ shoal OF porposes or black sh ran on shore near
Cape Kildare Prince Edward Island and tOrty-onc oil
them were CAPTURED. Some of them were upward OF
- feet long, and 'unhimnon lily Boston Post.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, ID AUDITORS OFFICE. }

SIR You are charged on the books OF this Office with
Sl525 the value OF the clothing and blankets furnished
for the use OF your Company and for which you will
be held accountable. In order relieve yourself from
this accountability, you will your first Muster
Roll al articles OF clothing and blankets Issued to the
men under your command, and request the paymas-
deduct the several amounts from their rst pay
meut
You are also held responsible Tor the camp and galT
con equipage received Tor your Company, until turned
over 70 L. S Quartermaster.
an sir. your obedient servant
JNO. ". McCALLA, Second Auditor.
CArr G L TosIN Washington Regt. La. Volunteers
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Business Nolites.

FALL FASHION FOR HArs.-A; Geuins 2Ii Broadway
opposite ST Psuls.-Hsvns devoted unusual s;,eut!oa
producing this style the attention Of gentlemen is in
vted to it, The shtness, grace and buoyan, effects Of
these Hats be described-;hey mus, be seen to
be appreciated Also large assortment Of Paris Han
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order. for Lardncr,s Lectures.

new edition of the bound volumes viii be ready 90
Wednesday and orders first received viii be attended
Back numbers to complete sets may It'll! be ooaine'
A the Work viii not hereafter he printed in FaH6en
cannot agree supply the back numbers tor 'aI
great length Of tlmc. Tho work bound, or any, '''
numbers can be- ordered through any Bookseller o.
corn.ry Merchant DswwGsY
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Loco Nominations.

SRASP PRAcTlck.-St. Lawrence and Lewis
Counties compose the XVIlIth Congressional Dis
trict OF this State 1t has for the entire four years
since the District was formed been represented IN
Congress BY Hon. Preston King, st, Lawrence man
and Barnburner. This year by agreement, Lewis
is entitled to the Member. The Convention &C
cordingly met last week when Lewis by her SIX
Delegates presented the name OF FRANCIS SEGER,
formerly Clerk OF the Assembly and NON OF the
Conventon,-Sn OLD bunker St Lawrence.
having twelve Delegates utterly refused to take
him Or any Of his sort. but nominated Young law
yer, a Bagnburncr named Willism Collins The
Lewis Delegates therefore bclted \ mass con
vcntioa Of Lewis County is talked o! II is hsrGly
probable that Collins viii be supported by the
Huakers.
6enesee Co,-For Assembly William, N Sprasue,
Harvey Sweesland
NATIVE NoAiSArloSs-Ssactor,F Frs, District,
Harms Wilson. eisy; CoaSress, Kings snd Rich
mond Henry l. Seamsn; City lower Wards. Wm.
5. Miller; Wesaside, David f Wheeler; p town
Wn,. w Campbell
~ Hon, ROBERT McCLkLLAsp has been non,i
mated for reelection BY the Lcco,Focos Of the frs,
Congressional pistric, 81 Michigan
MONTH CARoLINA-Ehe last Raleigh esistsr
ss,es tina. cciSl returns Nave been received fro., al
the counties tia. State. Camden o. the election
OF Governor The result with The exception OF CSzl.
dsn IS as follows
For VIZ. 4 Grshan. (Wl1sl ..----------->-i s,elS
Fer Jas. +. Shepard Loeol, SSASsS
Majority 1.sos
To which add his majority in Camden 80
Iotsl-.-.-..-----.--,---- ','iS
appsintmens by the President.
nSAsili b iAfLox OF OHIO. 20 De Consul OF the Uni
ted Sts,ss FOR the Port Of Bicncs Ay-s N the ,scs OF
James Il. Ts,s, resigned.
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GouRAuD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE
JULIA wEfcHT-cAsTo Ill


The brow Of Julia Wright was most COMMANDING
Though dark like Pslas's Il was broad and @sHi
Telemachus when on CALYPSO landing, -;
Could not have seen such brow without sign
It's strange that. speaking 0f her understanding
Ny thoughts glide TO her fOot-I know not nyi
THAI petite foot by sailors called clipper
Too small for even Cadercla's slipper
To be continued
TT 1T MAY BE ASKED. why, II Julia had such 9 tht
skin why she dd not use GOURAUD'S haiins ofedtets
Soap-whic, Is well known, will remove Tan Plmpi'
Freck!es SallownesS, kiggwoun, any other skh ~
forurity. For this query the red1oi % ~
ferred 10 The sequel GOURAUD'S Poud'es Su'aNi III.
inalby eradicate superfuOus hair from any par ~
frame GOURACDS Grect1n Ha,r Dye has the s.ng9n
property Of changing the color Of red light or gray DALE
q magnificent black GOURAUD'S Liquid Rouge lnps'
a permanent rose. tingc 10 pele cheeks ,,v
DR = GOI-RAUD,S renowned preparations csn osy
be procured genuine his Depot 81 WaA.rs ffsts
FROM Broadway. sS
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TRxAsr-aY DEPARrMENr.

"a AUpIrcR's OFFICE, August :, 1916.
Sur. BY q decision OF the Hon. the Secretary OF War
each solder under your command is entitled to six
months clothing, to the amount OF s2l all that
they are 10 be charged with. There will be other
cha .es OF which you will be informed by this Office
You,iIl please consider This letter your guide in add
non 70 the you received from me OF the 3lst ult
Very respectfully,
JNO N McCALLA second Auditor
Capt. 4. Il Torn Louisiana Volunteers.
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p. We cali attention 10 me operations u IN Mr-
tusl Lean Eund Lie assurance Society OF LOndon
illustrated the Of NJ augustus 6iick OF this
sov. who effected insurance his lie Tor S5D1 Tor
which &c pa,f but single premium Of SiS,1o and
BY his death which occurred but lew weeks since, his
family received the .: $50, W.. se seen BY Tie
card 6. Nj Doe, who Is administrator . NJ Bricks ss
ts;s Comment i unnecessary. lie. Others 80 and do
ENevsse augusta Age Of 25:a Sept
CsNSp.-The subscriber administrator On the estate
Of Mig augustus sriek lare of this town tenders his
thArks 70 the National Lean Fund Life Assurance Soc
y OF s1do for The pEcnpGude with which they paid
- The family Of NJ Srck tie sum 10. which be ~as
Insured by then, 10 wit $50. E. g. DOE
AUGUSTA Sep. Isis.
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The Proride1,ee Gazette tLoccl has New-York
correspondent, who thus assonishes his readers
The Democratic Delegates We're elected yesterdsy
No hehnns that we have heard O; yet
He must have taken extraordinary pains aoi 70
hear. There was more savage lighting IN any one
OF three four Wards at that Election than in all
the Wing primary meetings ever held since the
world BEGAN
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I4SFA O11No : n II ! . = - :
BY ECTRiC TELEG RAP n
Destructive Fire in Philadelphia.
PHIL4pE-zE-A Tuesday Evening, sept

FHIL4bEIEl--A : lasda!
This afternoon Tow OF small brick dwellings 81
George-s,. West Of Schuylkin Sixth were de-
stroved By FIRE The buildings were twenty TWO
in number. each Of which was inhabited by several
poor farnilies-at least eighty IL all-who are most
" left sheiteress and destitute The loss alto
rs.her is about $4,000.
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The Warsaw Correspondent OF the same paper
sa,.s nnder da To- of Sentsmhnr Doth
4 Peculiarly Rich Correspondence
Il. N,,,. D.-I,.

We publish the following as an illustration of
the philosophy OF letter writing. Maj. McCalla 1t
will be seen, is positive, pointed and sententious
Capt Tobin is candid, discursve and didactic. The
whole, if not trenching on the sublime, belongs at
least TO the beautiful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

Ey- Hon J. PHILLIPS PHcNm was last evening
nominated by the Wings Of the IlIp District as
their Candidate for Congress We learn that Mr.
Pbenx las signifed his acceptance Of the nom
irstinn
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Rurrrosr-Tue.dsr EreninF.

The western mail has not arrived There IS
nothing of consequence doing in Flour and Grain as
our merchants are nnxiously waiting the arrival OF
the steamer in your City. Holders OF Flour and
Grain are firm. We have nothing from the South
bevond Richnoad There Is no local news worth
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The PAIN ExIRAcroR--AlI notified thai lhe oay
true depot for this article wonderful in the cure Of tais
and all -xterns sores Is still with the original pfopreD,
and inventor OF the same, and ntroducers ihersoi'
Cortlands,. where Daeys CoDneps may be ma " ~.
greatest perfection warranted the true and genuips a.
OF surprising efficacy ~ Z"
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$4,000 worth OF choice patterns Carpetins at
less than auction prices at the Cheapest Carpet Eab
lishmcnt in the United States No - Bowory.-liRAs
ANDERSON offers u tine selection OF English and Ame%
can threeply, double supertine Ingram Carpetins
usual low prices. Just received
OOoO yards warranted all wool. Ingram Curpetns st
shillinss per yard
30 GEO yards Double supcrtne Ing cerpctns peryd
10000 square yards Floor Oil Cloths from s. i'd to IS
5000 large Tuttcd Hearth Rugs, 20s. each.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. % Bowory,
the first Establishment above Hesterst
Please notice the number, 10 SO 2weod'
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les does not include, 81 you see any Oh tue sctua!
cos, Of digging, pulling down tearing up, smoothing
over, &C. sc. We think the bill as il stands decided
and very expensive curiosity.
e The attention OF the Coroner in his official
capacity Is urgently requested al Tie foot OF MuErayt
where body has been lying in the water since yeser
day morning although be was duly notified Of the fact
as we are informed
e The IVORY CRUcIEn. after having been
exhibited Montreal and Quebec during the last month
where excited the MOS: unboUnded and enthusiastic
admiration oi the thousands who saw il has returned
the City and VIII we understand shortly be exhib
ton again here.
Il The EPISCOPAL CoHESTIoS assemblies at
s. Johns Chapel Ais morning The attendance we IN
derstaj De -ge as supposed that questions of
exciting nieres; VII come up IN The course of the
son il IS minated ina: motion 10 settle adequate
allowance On Bishop onderdOnk-which question must
come before The ConvcnGon-w!l lead 70 some warn
debate.
- The Oregon was detained about four hours
a; Sands Point yesterday morning " Al accident Tie
key OF her piston rod became loose snd she
c20Fsa 10 repair the injury
u Tu.tle x Ducluzeau sell OF this evening and
tomorrow evsaa- az the Coliseum large collection
Q: Italian marble and alabaster stztaIy, ornaments
lamps clocks silver ware SC. This sale comprises the
etti.' importation OF Snor c. B PsHdoih= from I:y
ed "3E-hy he attention Of those who ray desire
=aeh articles :or they are tie esste and beautiful
eve- aeiose introduced Il City They be seen
tais morning.
a \ liitle SRI was run over on the Russ Pave
meat last c-elis. by buggy and seriously be, not f.
tally injured
P0LloE-Georse " Andersen, Superintendent
Of Outdoor Poor was yesterday complained OF :cr an
aggravated assault sad battery upon Catherine Darrev
OF Nc. Twenty -as.a-.t
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MANE.---Two more Wing Representatives
Messrs Chadwick and Goodenow, were elected IN
Portland on Monday last This make i3 Wings TO
IA Locos as far as heard from.
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" The steamship Great Western which is
hourly expected az this port has nov been our over
seventeen days.
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GRAY,S STUDIO.
81 WANgR, lNE,x BScAuwNl s.s;

~ THE WING ALMANAC tor lSl7 is now ready 1.
contains the New Tariff law and the sub Treasury law
both complete Mr., WEpsrERs Speech on the Toif
with the Letter OF Bcnsmi Marshall, aud Others. II
also contains exceedingly interesting History or
Sketch OF the MEXICAN WAR, with graphic accounts Ct
the Battles on the Rio Grandc. The article the Pc
hucsl History of lsi6 will also be found very interesting
and useful Price III cents 81 for one dozen copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

1t is not probable that all these viii stand. The
Convention will meet again on Monday evening, 10
cnraplcta the ticket