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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

" The Locos held their primary election ~
Tuesday night for the choice OF Delegates to mai.
nominations for County Officers.
WING COUNTY CONFERENCE.-The delegates Of
SIZE Cou1 ty ct in Flasbush, and chose the follow.
ing gentlemen as candidates or the various county
cfiices:
D.Iegats, to The Congressional Assem-
hIy pl,uict-Jobp Ridef s,musl M. Meeker.
Second Eisty:ei-Wsldo huichins A. 5 Degfsw
Third Dissrict-Jesie Rowan; VIM A Cobb
q Bs,lls IRON, the Couttr atlaree.
Suyvosait-Jeste Smith. toe present. monument
D,si,tct .4ttoyacy- Hs,manus 5. Duryea ,-,. -.
Williamsbo Jeremiah P. Lou, from New. Ureeht
Some discussion occurred in relation to the cleo
ton of a County Treasurer. This matter was re-
ferred to Committee OF Three for report, and II
necessary TO call a Convention at time which they
shall designate
The subject in relation to fixing the representa-
tives in County Convention, was laid over until the
next Convention.
MILITARY. The Union Guards, after enjoying
pleasant time of it at Newburgh since Monday
lass returned from their excursion about noon yea
terday, with well rddled target and pyofas;on
of flowers. They made q 6ne appearance
The Fifth Brigade of New York State Militia,
COmllADUSu py ISL II. u OuiyVoi P"A Wv ~
inspection and review Monday, the 30th inst
in full Uniform The line will be formed in Hicks
at right on Cranberry, Brooklyn, at hatpast
o'clock A NJ. This brigade is composed OF tho
Thirteenth Regiment, Col Abel Smith, ard tho
Fourteenth Regiment, Col Philip 8. orcoke The
various artillery companies are to parade with bat
teres, and will be consolidated for the day into an
artillery battalion, under the command OF Col
Crooke. The colors are to be shrouded, as per
general orders, in honor OF the late President
This parade will doubtless be the fullest and moss
brilliant exhibition OF uniformed troops yet made
BY the brigade, as new companies have been added
since the last annual inspection and others have
renewed their uniforms and filled up their ranks.
A crest deal OF attention has been paid to diAci'
pline during the past year, and the desire to be-
come etIicent Is sratifyingly apparent to all WHO
take an interest in we'll trained militia. Gen Dur
yea has labored INCREASINGLY to promote the well
fare OF his command from his own stat down 70
the newly enlisted recruits of the various COM
panies.
DRY CouRT-Beiore Judge Greenwood. Wor.
yen Byenan ys John L,oDAcon for the recovery OF SgO
due on together with The expenses aectuing
for Ito pay The commenced this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
THE GALPHIN CLAIM.

Decision thereon, Of ELISHA WnITTLEsEY,
First Controller Of tie Treasury, ooerruled
by Secretary MEREDITH in difference to the
adoerSe opinion Of attorney Gen. JOHNSON.
CosTRoLLER's OFFICE, August Is, 1919.
To Hon. WIN. M. MEREDITH, Secretary of the Tyeasuyy.
The papers in the case OF Millsdge Galphio, ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament of George
GalphiD deceased, having been referred to mo to
report more fully on the question OF interest," sub
mis the following in obedience to your request.
The amount TO be paid under the act approved
on the l4th day OF August, lo48, for the relief OF
said executor was agcertained aud sanctioned by
the Secretary OF the Treasury on the 2eth day Of
February, 1649.
This was the FIRST liquidation OF the claim by the
United States The frat and only admission that
the United ssates were bound 10 pay tha claim, was
by the act aforesaid, and whether any and wha.
amount was due, depended Oh the decision OF the
secretary OF the Treasury after be should examine
tho evidences.
The Treaty made in 1878, was Treaty between
the Greeks and Cherok ees and the King OF Great
Britain, by which the Indiana coded certain lands,
and the Crown was to hold the same in trust and
dispoae OF them to pay the debts the Indians owed
to Indian trad ers.
A paper lettered o. B, Extract of Treaty 1873
contains the following extract: " In oonsia asion
whereof it ia agreed the part OF ~ aSaaaS
that the moneys arising from the sales o. sao sH1
ceded as aforesaid, after dsraying sne eag'ases "
this Congress- and such other eharges an tbS
sure into execution shall DO aPPds sb,s az sbsu he
Dayment and satsfacson Of such qeS% s !. -
ioi1tIv due and owing from the lhdiAH' - 'noif
traders Aforesaid crastad a connnisaioo
g Inc ,ba Isnds and to Equidase the amounts re-
70 sen a dns to each Indisn trader ana ssd com
sPec.vey s the God day of May IT'S, did 9qadate
mss1. .IO ~ Of George Gsphn. and gave him GER
t tne csii n, The amount Of f9,79l l5s sd
sihca' shs auna awarded we're to be paid on! OF
az me finding OF tho Commissioners only aacer-
tass, the amount of sbs debt and the proportion
a, you'd be paid, muss depend on various oon,in-
gtnces, -,
jane, l775 sanctioned the report, snd found due 70
G.nse Gdphin the said sum OF &9,79l Is 5, aa1
emetsd upon their record " mat ,he ssme w4s pay-
abe out Of lueh none, have and may sr1e b;
the lale Of the laads la.aig ceded p Hia M,j,sil
BY RE Ofetss aid Cherokee Indiaps. afs-r ~,
yey merit o. The ezpen.es attending olOeses' heh
nab Tie IAdiaLs hr blaming tne ce.slon a'ofs-
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The PAYMENT, during the same period hs7s

Ire Payments during sae sa"o P0'i'u Ia
For Pap.r, Printing, Binding, 26S
Lesvlpe . cas6 efficiency of ss1
DR.. McVickar related several instances OF happy,
results which had followed the e., Introduction Of
Prayer.Bcoks into the Army. Wllhln the past
week detachment OF two hundred soldiers had
been sept to distant point from this harbor lie
The speaker applied to this Society for supply
of Pray er-Pooks, which were granted and dlstro
uted 10 the men, They were received with eager
meas Instances had occurred where most SANITARY
results bad been attained. The DR.. was recently
waited on by returned soldier from Mexico VINO
had held fast to his Prayer Book, and left the
kDspsack.
At the conclusion OF the Rev. Dr.'s remarks,
collection wss taken up in aid of the fands OF soe
Bible and Prayer. Book Bociety-hev. Mr. CUhIls
reading the OtFer,ory. The contributions were az
Prayers were then said, and the meeting at an
early hour adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

LABOR MOMENTS. GLRMAs WoRnISeMEs' $
CoNGREss AT PHILADELPHIA.-0n the26th Of Oct
workingmens Congress will be held ct Phlladel
phis, to which the German Delegates OF all me
Trades Associations in the United States are TO
quessed to appear. Society consisting Of nan
dred members is entitled 10 one Delegate. H'''y
working man pays contribution of % cent? oq n.J
egates. To aim of this Convention
n siion ard Organization OF th0
Isseue thyeoghoyt The United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

CRY CHARTER The Trustees refused the use
OF their hall for the meeting Wednesday evening,
in the First District TO elect Delegates, 30 that the
meeting had to be held elsewhere. The ground OF
refusal was thar the Hall was intended solely for
the use of the Trustees.
FIRE ALARM.-The alarm on Tuesday evening
was caused by the bursting Of q camphene lamp at
Mr.. Hanfords hst atore, Grand st. Bot little dam
age was done. The alarm in the night, wa under
stand, was false.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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and FUNERAL INVITATIONS, not eXceeng So words wa
BE- inserted for p cents. It.,
LEGAL ADvERTiSEHENTS--At ne s1te AHSd W W.
All advertisements inserted in this paper appear both IN
The Morning aud Evening Editions
NEW-YGRK WEEKLY TItIBOME,
a VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE, COUNTRY Is Is
snhised every SATURDAY, Morning. at the low prlce VI %
sr ann,,, in advance Eight copies Tor 81" or twenty
ZONES IN one address for $50 and the paper IN no Case co
timed beyond the rne for winch ~ Is pau on , nor
dyerissrnents this sheet WILL De chgeu ~ ceS9 pei
line each insertion
THE sEHII-WEEkLY TRIBUNE
/, ,rh,;shed every Wednesday and SatHr4Gy morning
u 90 Tcr nnnnm Two copies for s.. Ten for $50.
ADVERTISEMENTS, 6 cents line each nseraoR
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
ia nubebcd on the departure of each Mail steamer 10Y NV
epool Price 81 cents per copy s. per year. postage
Included.
TIE NEVY~Y0RK TRIBUNE
rop CALIFORNIA OREGON AND TItE SANDWICH ISLANDS
Is published the departure OF each Mail Steamer tor
Cbagres. Price, G Cents per copy. .
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NEWARK ITEMS.

~ The Essex County Fair is a very fine dig
play, and does high honor to the Agriculture and
Horticulture of the County. A large number Of
Premiums were awarded yesterday.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA HoUSE-ASToR-PL1Ao
MAX @ARETZEK soe kessee and ansg LnoSI
fAtoD Of Prices psrqne and BoIes % eol'' ~p1'
On YHURsDAY aepl e. the entertainments VIII COM
STATE SECRETS
After which, for The third , Tms IN Anef9S
The vboIs to cor cude viii
Doors open stt4 O'clock; 10 commence ~ . y 49,
N1BLo's GARDEN.
rxJcKEys 50 cents to all parts Of the Saloon. Private
Boxes N Manager pager, M ar John SETON
THIS EVENING, Sept 6.!the entertainments VIII com
mtnce With an Overture 70 be followed BY the popular
La FETE CHAMPETRE, or, The Agee Dancers.
To be followed by The popular zee entitled
THE FlsHERGANs DREAM.
Characters by the Khvel Family.
InterrnisEon Of half hour During the ntermiE1on and
Gs the coae Of the performance the oa loom
IN be oWn oPe9 wngfe sd n sv Sr S.nev Likewise
ba splendid Saloon will be thrown oPon Tor genie
men unEccompRnied by ladies' n.,. -,
The whole TO COL clude win Inc new Eiahu aho0 VI
RAOUL, or the Magic star
In Twelve TgheauX composed by Jerome Navel
Principal characters oy the RaVe FANNY
p01,AJ1WAY gHEAPEH.-Doors open al 7--Ts
fSeommsDco Al u o'cock-THls EVENING, Sept. q,
viii be presented the Comedy of a..
Rcshsne........hr Collins Mr. A'pen..'..hr. Da7idge.
After which The Rn GnTf T3 O. aoop LUCK.
Peudeen ORSfef,y... Volna'
70 core ude With the farce of
EBE YHUMP1Nt IEOACt
Frcs4 OF sdniisscn Dresa Circle and Parqaet 7Sa
Pspiiiy Circle and fhlrd ger, 2bc; Gallery, l2tc.
k1UhYON,rs FAEATKR, Chambers-ss roar of The
GChy tisl--,he nearest Thester to me large holels
Doors open III. to begin al u oclock-Soxes, oreas
elTce srd peque 80 family circle or second tio 70
cs private boxes s. and ST. orchestra sesi WIZ cu&n
7HIs EVENING September 49, will be played the
popular COMEDY Of ,,,,,,-,r
Chat'es NARROW. .nr Henry Young Aarlow mr Lester
Mrs Hardcse @rB Hughes Miss Hardcasile ME- SkerrH
The erformancek to conclude with
BHE'B COME!
Mr Blerpeyem, Jenny Lind's Manager .... Mr. burton
The Nightins ee. ID eeren Won Jeuhen
Observation-Disclosures, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OOF BUTTONS -Drels Boxes aD6 PaIq1el % cen'si
Becond and Third Tlers Is cents Doors open al u TO
commence at half peht7.
THIS EVENING" Bept 20, Will be played lhe new plece
HERE AND THERE.
Der mia Coran MI ploan Mary Corsn. Mrs Chapman
Afler which the new farce OF
PIE HANDBOME HUSBAND
M Wipdham. Howard. Mrs WindhEm Mis- Chapman
To conclude with the Farce OF
NOT TO BE- DONE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

THE NEW YORK oAlbYTR1BuNE is PubLlS 11
EVERY MORNING, SUNDAYS ExGEflEp1
IT rup rRrpsYE svLpIvcs CORNER OF SPRUCE AS0 ''''
sAu-srReETs OPPOSITE THE CITY nall $500
teGversd, 70 civ Subscribers for ~ i-2 GEMS Per
snS s 5ey rrftr they pay in advance at the
pesS Tor SIX months yer at he sane FIVE ' ooa a per
copies l"o - Snbscr pioas taken for SIX months
rar three g o Tire ooaFS 9ap odyane ou fs
Suie1 ~ 40 a. lila Office whose terms are higher than
~ Of he Tf6une allowed any difference
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OHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE

6ChNnIC' o dBTIt -
A70 ab0vs era s 5G4bsl rd MvG
The original and well known Chriatys Minstrels, com;
prisipg an eicen and versatile" "corps OF talented
Ind experienced performers under the management OF
D. P. CHRISTY, whose Concerts In this city for sue
ceson of four years. have been received with favor by
highly respectable and fashionable audiences.
Rickes Is Doors open nj 7; commence at oclk
Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing si
P M.
or and after Monday Eept 3Oh doors will open at half
past and commence at hatpast O'Clock. BIS lwiB*
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ADJUSTMENTS
--0-0--------0----- y
.TENMy LIND HALL

JENNY LIND HALL,
BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND STREET.
TIE SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT!
RnH HAKNUDl b8s Tho honor 10 announce that the
lY9gcYenlh rand Concert OF
MD'LLE jenny LIND,
VIII lake place 10 the hb1ve named psmed Hall on Nor
Sav October 7b 1850 and that Der Concerts will from that
pefod be given in New York regularly until further no.
ice Particulars hereafter. 40 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

CRANES pa TENT sOAP--PRErERRED 20 ALL o.7ERs
MIR IONA AWARDED BY Fac
New YoRh arArE 4GEIcuL TuRALssocIETY.
20 LORD, YNCH co, NEWYoRK
FOa PA TENT SOAP-CRANE'S
Aithe \, ibany AeeSt0g, 1850
s.P, JonssoN SEW q r. PRENTICE. Ptsst.
N B. Coants Risbtsin his Ssto for ssla, apply aitSe
Asnufsesory, lai Saidvso.sL ~ 6eodis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
ROYAL PAPER rNAOHE
AND JlPAN WORKS,
Hs-ktnai, West Belgrave Square,
LONDON.

81 Constitution hil Birmingham:
and 2lS Pearl ut Ne~-York
II tAanufse:nreFs Of PAPER Mache and Japsn 9oodsl
haing now thoroughly established In this city the sub
scIber respectfully invites The public and tho trade gen.
orally, TO call ard see bs samples Of tables chairs
wr1ngdesks, tnks,ands portfolios card casea che,s
boards t!nlRid with heavy pearlh wine oys enveloo
boxes ,eacsd6ies ianies work-iables and boxes toilet
boxes ladies' cabinets beautifully psn,od and insd with
sr by Jsanens eeurldgel the original OF Which was
msa ufcuIed expressly for Jenny Lind ~so pronounces
ia useful aud perfect Mucie made Tor sdys
use.
VsA7us s,ylea and pAttsyns OF every description con-
slanuy on hsnd HENRY lBBOgSON
2lS Pesri-sL ap siairs
Au27 ImN secd Between bsldenlaae aud yohn-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

TaAlslSe--People su6isct to military dacy
should be aware that the sne for commaraton i.
rapidly drawing to cl5se. If they don't look ous
they will have to turn out for General Ffsinin .
On The 4lh OF 0 sober next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

MUSICAL N0F1CE.-rhe Musical Institute st lS7
I'VE LRursn affords superior faries 10 learners Of
Plano Violin, &c. and Singing al S. and IS per quarter
Senior has charge OF Plano department Vio
jim claises Wednesday and Friday EVENING" No Piano
cass teaching s26 Sleod' w D. COMES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

SEIZURE OF PowDER-Policsman ALLISON OF
the tlrat Ward, Eezed on board the barge Ciiatoa,
lying at Pier No 4, North River os of pozder,
c0naiAtins of so large and 80 amall kegs, and p
no&es. 1he whole of which was ,ransferrei from
ice barge 70 lighter, and anchored in the Nlrt7
hlver. The Fire Department claims she Pro,eed1
q such seizures, We believe, for the Eido gs aui
orEbars lpId
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS

" The LocOs held their primary election on
Tuesday night for the choice OF Delegates to mai,
nomin atoms for County Officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

NETWORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
Tbe Panlioss Sculp pure and orkH Of Arr be-
longing this Insituon open 10 The public in
The exhibition Of the Nsionsl Academy OF Depgn,
66S Broadway opposite Hond.st, Lfe-msmberShip One
Dollar Single sdmiasoR 3 ceuta s24 uua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

VNH& NliNSEKEA's CURSE, Group in Marble,
i by Charles Muller. This work OF arr which deceived
he great gold medal a, he National Exhibition Q! Flue
Paris, 1919 Is now opan 10 Lhe puohc al me nov
opposite Bond st Ambulance % cents tickets 50
cents Omen from 3 a MI 10 r Nj sl9 I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

ABARNURI,S AMERICAN hIUSEUM.--P: Z.
OBARu&, Proprietor and Msns2er.-JOHN GREEN
WOOD, Jr. Assistant snsgeI-&elanges songs. Osnces
az Musc every afternoon and evening and a'so tudag
afternoon, The Dana OF ,he pRUNKARD. Wed eSdsy
sfi, RI Don, BOX COX, ME-, MRS WHITE: SONGS
Dances, &c Thursday and Frioay afternoons, SUDDEN
THOUGHTS, Nh. < MRS. WHITE Songs Dances, &c
Every evening lhs week the play of The pkUNKAKD;
buai OF Jenny LId Toe Negro turning hite Ia M there
&c Afternoon performances 81 s. Evening at u O'CLOCK
Ads baion % cn children under 10 years, ia cls a%o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
TIME GRRAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
i INsTlTUrE VIII open 10 The public, al Cattle Gst.

den on Tueiday, Oct !.
Machines Models Inventions, &c intended for compen
ton mu be delivered Cssie Garden on Friday or saur
day Sept q or 49,
Monday Sept so, will te appropriated for the arrange
rnent oithe contributions Vegetables Fruits and Flowers
for tho Horticultural Department shoud be brought oa hGl
day before IL O'clock s24 5us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

SYMPATHY WITH The HAYHAU AssAILAsTs-lt
Ia said that a superb silver fagon is to presented
by the Mechanics and Brewers of this City to the
wsrkmen Of Mesms. Barclay & Perkins, Brewery
in London, in commemoration 3" for their heroic
corducs in chaatising the Butcher Haynau." The
fagon Is to be Of large aize embossed with a view
Of the chastisemens on one side, and with iuita-
bic inscription on the other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

Al Panorama Hail. 1913 Broadway corner OF WGker every
evening this week Afternoon exhibition on Weapeao az
ana saurdsy al O'clock Price Of admission, Is cen's
children half price Doors open al commence al IT,
RSS 6tsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

wEw~yoRK OBSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
no all BROAD WAY The subscribers beg respect
lNfolly 10 announces that they will organize a Cissa o.
ladies and gentle men for instruction In the eements OF
Voca usic at Inc OF the Conservatory, on THUS
dsy evening uex, the 18th mat.
sipe by introduced for hs frat time last season. 10 tho
very great Satisfaction OF all the large and douF'ing class
"a hat pursued H. will be used In this class Free TO all
tho frs, evening !s24S,l BRADBURY NASH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

THE NV HALL-The ne muacal hall in Mer
cer.st ia to be named after its proprietor-Trpler
Hall-inssead of Jenny Lind Hail." as has been
by Madame Anna Bishop. See advertisement
The above has been handed in for insertion. We
have not however, the best reason for believing It
correct, as it is conhadicted by Mr.. Barnum's ed
versiaement, which appeared first in yesterdays
Tribune. 1t is not likely that Jenny Lind and
Madame Bishop will sing in the same hall at the
same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

RY Mr.. ]. F. WARNER, whose high reputation
Musical teacher ia well known, has returned from
the country his busness Ba1de his instruction
TO individuals In all branches OF vocal mQsic will
open evening OF more Than ordinary His
al il3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
NEWARK ITEMS.

ROBBERY AT THE PARK House, NEwARk.-A
light colored leather, or sheepskin, yaise belong
ing to w. e. Robinson Of this city, was stolen from
the Park House, Newark, on Saturday last, either
on the afternoon or during the evening. Ga one
end it ives marked Nv Z. II. N. York. The on.
ly valuable thing it contained was white Canton
Grape embroidered ladys shawl and large nun
Der Of private letters and these letters he is moBt
anxious to recover
A man was noticed about the hotel on Sabur-
day, under suspicious circumstances, dressed in
black middle size, and about 80 or IS years Of
age. He has dark whiskers under his chin and
wore very large gold or imitation gold, chaD,
from his vest pocket to the button hole.
A liberal reward will be paid by w. Z. Robin
son at the Park House, or Mercury office, Newark,
or by Mr.. Yates at the Carlton House, New York,
for the recovery Of the vase and its contents, or
Of the papers and letters, which Of much value
to the owner and to no one else, and which Mr. H.
hopes will be returned to him as above or through
the New.York or Newark Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
CITY ITEMS.


RAILROAD ACCIDENT We learn that 4 c1lu'
sion between two locomotives occurred on the HID
son River Railroad on Saturday afternoon at II
O'Clock, near the Croton Drawbridge. The colt
sion was not very violent ye. one locomotive was
pretty efectually smashed uP.-the other was not
much damaged. The passenger cars were in no
way injured, ard no person suffered more than q
fright The damaged locomotive could not be got
OF the track, go the New York train was forced 70
back all the way down to the City. There iss
turn-ssble at Dobbs' Ferry, bat the train was 50
long that the cars could not be got upon the switch.
tB Any quantity Of awnings about the CITY
were entirely demolished. The awning of The
Tribune was Destroyed, and the iron frame work
tnat supported It bent TO the ground. Sun.
Not So neehbor. Our araing, made by NJ
Gomperts, is not injured in the least but the frame
however is in bad condition, decidedly.
ARREST on SUSPICION OF MURDER-James
Cline was yesterday arrested on suspicion Of hav.
ing caused the death OF Christopher Luiwith
milkman, by pushing him of dock near the South
Ferry during the storm Of Friday last. The de.
ceased was last seen with the accused, who was
locked up by the Coroner for examination
ERIE RAILRoAD.-Tne late heavy rains having
carried away one or two small bridges on the road
west of Owego, the trains, for day or two will
not run beyond that place. The water in the
streams continued so high that repairs could not be
made till it subsidized. The damage to the road is
triaiDg
SPLENDID Run OF THE 5oUTHAMPros.-Ths
packetship Southampton, Capt. K. Z. MORGAN
which sailed from this port on the 9Th ult. has made
the shortest passage on record, having landed pas
sengers at Falmouth 10 thirteen days and thirteen
hours, from the time OF leaving this City. Among
her passengers were Commodore Conner Prof
Davies of West Point, Buchanan Read and Mrs.
Kirkland.
e Capt. Flowers, of Steamer Kennebec, ar.
rived Saturday morning from Philadelphia, reports
that there were no vessels ashore this side OF Cape
May. The Pilot Boat Mist which arrived at this
City Saturday morning, reports that they saw no
vessels ashore near Sandy Hook.
~ We notice that the steamboat Buffalo will
make a collion excursion tomorrow evening, accom-
panied by barge. Capt Smith will make this op-
poriunity for enjoyment The City Brass Band do up he
music.
SINGULAR FEArs-rhere is Spanish company
OF Acrobau the Coliseum whose performances said
to be astonishing. See advertisement for performance to-
night
Cys Journeymen Marble CATERS will End an ad
verusemeut Of meeting ~ todsy's Tribune