New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

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! ~ 80 5o4obsoiy wilh cuiy one braDch In me
en.7sl tsr7n IN. which Is the @ea'efiy fo'm III
| tAe id Ai4s 6ousa building
,,orcss and the celendar Of both branches mas
! heel n,sde out, bur Fhether they VIII % abe 70
hold hotb branches or even one, IN Tho preseh' NJ,
ustico of their Courtroom, il a matter OF muon
! foubt.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE The Rrsi Regatta OF the
raenty third Feit OF This Institute came on on
Saturday being for l9 feet working boats one pair
of ,calls The day was remarkably pleasant, 9Th
g. rrsAb, healthy breeze from the southwark. Fof
this race, The following boats started-prize S25i
$50 of which to go to the 6rst boat in, add 80 TO
the second; O. j. Thomas, rowed by James Lee
Anretta, rowed by Charles Thomsi RaPpAnan'
mock, rowed by Eugh BQrns; Gilbert Lambert
rcwed by - Decker. After irssrate siafs
! the C. j. Thomas and Annetta took toe lead and,
On turning tho frat stake. boat the Thomas drew
out ahead snd came home winner in 80 mlnuEesi
the Annette second-time, 81 minutes g. Lam
bsrtthild, and Rappahannock fourth
The second race vas for the same class OF boats,
propelled by one sail only, without scols, radder
or bAiler, for which tbs following boats ssarsed
Rejected, aailod by Hugh Curran Sea Witch, BY
P. Classy Spring Street Packet by VIM bob
elts La Fay cite by j. Baldwin; ~. P. Phoenix, by
II. Cosdy James Gfeen, by T. J. Bgelow.
The course for this race as around at@ke
boat anchored about south west from Ckslle Gas
den and abreast of Bedlows Laland fort; thence
around boat anchored off Jersey City thence
bsck 10 toe Garden; thus trying the skilj OF tna
operators On al .ecks The folio gig ia ths ra
sut:
Reisced-sailed BY Hqgh Curan.. disputed
Jaipcs ereen-8allcd by Y Rigelow,..-...
Rptug Street fscget- called by ". RobefI.3
seu u Itch gs!ed by P CigseJ relfGed.
J. P PEani3-sLied by E OoAdy...........5-
LazAye!te-ssle byJ, 8Eldwin............6-
TbiB rsco was for prizo Of $20-Sl2 to the 8,st
boa. in, and IS to tee second.
Mr. 7. Bigeow, The party who sailed she
James Green, protests agAnss the manner in
which Mr. Curran, of the Rejected, sailed his
boat, particularly in the means used in going in
stayH.
The parties mentioned above as returned
did not 90 the whole distance.
Communicated.
EgF The Great Fair opens to dty complete IN
all it's arrangements a view Of this magnificent
collection Of the works Of art and ingenuity, cod-
nected with q knowledge of she fact thas 1t is
entirely produced by the industry OF cur country ia
calculated to awaken in every pattiots heart ad.
dtonal pride and strengthen the long cherished
hope for its perpstuity. We have here proof posi-.
tive of cur ability. There is rock in the chars
Of Jour destny which need cause apprehension
save and exceptth entire perversion OF good viii
anddisregard Of the planess dctateE Of common
Go and view the FAirsense
LYON AT THE EAIR-While moving through
the r air Saturday, encountered that cse-
| brRted enemy of insects and vernin, EaAaUEL
Lyon. His stand is No. 246 and seems TO be
leading attraction, especially to ladies. "Isis such
comfort so all good housekeepers say to have
e compoaision which will free our sbodes fsom Ia
secis, rats and mice, without endangering the lives
of our little onesn Dr.. Chiffon, we obserYe, has
just addressed friendly letter TO Mr. Lyon, corti-
| flying that in a chemical examination OF his Mag
I netic Powder, be finds nothing but vegetable In
! grediente, which cannot be detrimental to the hui
man system; although they are unquostionably fatal
to insect life La thIs opinion the Thousands OF our
ci.izsnr who have tried both the powders and pills
will heartily concur. The determination Of bed
bugr, aeas, moths, ants inaectS on plants, &c. is
now perfectly safe operation, to the great relief
molten Of human comfort, though 1T may seem
trifipg enough, is in reality discovery of no LITTLE
Importance. Mr, Lyons place of BUSINESS is at
42O Broadway
u The case OF Ogden as. Astor will be con.
tieued ct 10 o'clock this morning ia the Sessions
Court. before Judges Duor snd Mason Gaorge
Wood, Esq. will resume his argument
I
LAUNCH The steamship HUMBOLDT mate the
Frsrklin, of the Havre line, was launched on Sat
urday from Westervel. Il Naokaya gard AL
went of well
FIREs.--At 1O1 o'clock Saturday night q Ere
broke out in tho stables in tbs resr OF CT Bayard
ST. which consumed the greater portion OF the
building and slightly damaged the cigar store and
meat ahops in front. One horse was lost. Tho
origin of the FIRE ig unknown, No insurance OF the
property
AT Il yesterday morning WindoE curtain in
the 4th story of I79 Chatham square was burned,
but fortunately the fire was sxtipguished without
damage to the house.
AT III clock on Saturday night fire broke
out in s row Of stables in the rear OF a22 and 423
West.st. corner Of Hammond, burned down tbs
stables and seriously damaged four or ave adjoin.
ing buildings The stables wers occupied by Mr..
Johnson snd among his lesSes are three mules
valued at $3.50, and fine horse worth $3.50. Chs
Ere also communicated to couple Of large brick
housea in Hammond st. which were occupied by
number of poor families. TIE damage to these
buildings was no exsenave, bat the loss to the tsn
ants by a!er and braakage must be very serious
The fire. is supposed 70 have bcon the work Of an
inosndiary. The aromep were on hand, as ever
ard wogked with WILL preventing By sheir efforts
| an extensive conHagration
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