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Europe aHd TO numerous other sgiAin5 acss oil the
asme ge1ess character
In The secon5 part OF the address the orator con.
sidered the necessity OF protection to American
INDUSTRY tn older 20 maintain and augment that
Influence, and guard ourselves from the depressing
compe tition OF European pRuPer labor. he placed
IL bod reief the difference IN the circumstances
of Crest Britain and America relative TO protec-
ton and showed thai for Great Britain Tree Erade
ia protection BE asserted GRas RICHARD COB
DIS hnst entertaining precisely me same Pu! :,
Uoses and opinions which he noE does, Rould, II
he ere az American, be il favor OF the American
Tariff Of 1872 BE pointed out thu nquItous
wofkuEs G, the pteseut system OF al odtorenl 0d'
ties d d d L anded atieaas home valuation as an
approxiuale security against the gross iraods now
every DAY committed under cover OF foreign Ia
yoiceF Home v4lustion il, hos eycr, 10 com2I0Ie
remedy Nothing short Of Uniform System OF
specihc dusits with a5equaie protection 70 'ne
American iab5rer, neets the demands OF me euro.
The otrec grand condition Of tse continued pros
peril Of American Industry aud OF the American
nstio1 Is Tie pei pelusy OF the Amasican mon 80
This caI3ti:uteo tde third or remaiubS part o. ta9
6iscouFse and the patriotic sentiments ot tle
speaker on this subject were responded 20 % to9
hearty Al drepea'ed applause OF the auditory. II
s ssd he ore Of the most unfortunate ogcum.
stances Of our history that the question Of Pfoteo
ton which should be national q1eatloD, has eeen
ade mater OF party politics, and ihIt the o}her
great question: equally vital to the prosperity OF the
County, the question Of U Mon should have become
mAtter Of sectional sgitation
The Address which exhibited good Is Al OF L.
miAlsy with American interests as well "a with
tie condi.ion and policy OF foreign countries, was
listened to with evident pleasure and appreciation
by the large ard respectable audience. The music
wsae1ceens 1t was announced by the President
at the close Of he exercises that the Fair will ro-
main open during tbs whole Of the next week, snd
probably some portion OF the week sfser.
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American Institute Address.

TIE Anniversary Address before the America an
Institute wac delivered lag: evening at the Broad
way Tabernacle, BY S. GREEN ARNOLD, Esq Of
Providence R l according to the previous arrange
ments. The meeting was presided over by Gen
JAMES TALLMADGE, and the music for the occasion
was performed by the members Of the Harmonic
Society.
The orator arranged his address in three princi'
pal divisions, in the frat Of which hs consdersd the
moral influence of America upon the reat Of the
world, and traced that influence 70 the social and
induatral character Of our people, rather than to
our political institutions which latter, Themselves
he considered as only one resu: OF the moro lubte
elements Of character which underIie that and
svery other growth of Americanism. He act
forth very forcibly the mPos0ilisy that Europeans
could correctly estimate American gocis phsno-
mena, fos this reaaon-lheir habits of thought lead.
ing them TO look always to the Government as the
source from which flows every national chArac'
terissic To labor at the satl the pic g, the Icon
th9 snyil, the laboratory, The counting room, or
esewnere, is the American nature and .ne Amer
lean destiny. Che American ia q deyotee 10 labor,
as if be had religious faith in Ehe motto Of anti
quily-La50rGre est OrGre.
~ LOhH 1he IA ILL., a~tSL St4I
the trpe Springs Of American prosperity are so liz
re understood abroad, still the American moral
influence Gu the nations ID noS the less on th4t
count. The fact Of the existence Of marked and
valuable peouaGities Of character end Of ma5i-
cal pros perity in America is known, and the pres.
tiss Of hist fscs ia none the less, bus rather mora,
ftom the Circumstance that thay loom up through
misty medium to the eyesO Of sho behoders.
TIC orator then traced wildly snd with much
nlinutereEz Of detail the evidences many OF which
be bad persopally Witnessed in various countries,
o. tne moral poser wb5h Americas nov exersing
upon the dsstipy Of other nations, ana especially
through hsr industrial energy and inventive genius.
He az erted to the fact mat few y.ars Elnce :he
freeman Of the largsat manufacturing estsbsa.
nent in the world, at Manchester, England zas
al American, aud that the Chief Engineers or Di-
rsc.ors Of tie greatest industrial enterprises car.
ritd Oh b. the Governments Of Rus,ia, Prussia and
Tuisey, are, Or recently nave been Americans, 70
the facAlhat American stssm engines have dtiv4n
II sc q British manufacture from The heart Ct
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eo@n as es.,y Zip csrso of this rich rae.sl She
os "e ~ On we -s'h r's wiki 10000 lbs Of mass
an M pafsal coPPsT- about 10 ,pas berg fsosn he
the bslALce from tire ChH "a' ANU
NIw COLLECTOR We emitted 20 po,t.a last
weeh iho sppoin m-nt ot Samuel A,bmsn 10 tbs
flee a Dep. Collector, CT This port The Judge
sas entered upon the duties o! bis office and iSn
porters in this district ae invited 30 all and report
a, bis flee over Hessrs Spaidipg Bscons store.
r. The schooner Furtrsder, Capt. John Par.
lame do@n on tie 25ih uls. with 20 tuns OF
corner from tho Minnesota Mine. This fast sailing
packet makes her trips 10 TIE 0ntonason with the
familiarity Of q AtsGmbOsi
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umeg. Remem Der heae books vhich are BOOKS,
as gooa Fla would 'sy ara "goiDg, goiog" and il
be gore fo.oorrov. This Sale Room has become
quite a popular resort TIE excellence OF the
books, aud the attensious OF the proprietor, rival
ling each otheri attracting visito,s.
x There is specimen Of beef in the shape OF
an OK, st The Madison Co,tsgs, weighing only
$500 os.
DUMAs's GREAT WoRK-FHE Iron MAsK.-We
you'd refer cur readers 20 the advertisement q
this work in another column. .is nov publ shed
complete il two volumes, and sill 40 doubt prove 70
he one of the most popular Torks ever printed In
this country,
slEGISG Glass FOR YouxG Folks -Nessrs
Bradbury NASH propo'e organizing Vocal aIu'tc
elsa for The matters aud misses this afternoon, ats ck
il the Hope Chapel 20 Broadway They wish AL re,
Jourg peoPe residing up town, ho !oYo 20 siag meet
with t-sHl ieratuit-uaiyl today
r. Andrew Charles OF Newark, n ]. wss .psq
y rurtd 3! - O'Clock esterday morning By falling
fom the second story aindow Of tho Gllsgow
House, corner Of CanAst aud Broadway.
- daughter of John BcWlliama ihrse
years OF, badly injured by being run over by
y hofse sud wagon in Sheriff near Broone at
Taatn - Hospiis'.
u " Ia Day, small boy, fall overheard at
tie tcot OF Oliver az buk WG5 saved by oticsr
Wttas bary Of the Seventh " srd, who plunged in
and get tiia ous.
ARREST OF FUrP0sED 8oBBERs-TWo Of the
GffaDe ueiica rived IA town yeiierdsy having In
cbtree w your men named George Fsh aud Thomas
Jocssop vic ufpectsd OF htylsg about two or hcee
onihs fin bf ken opeE trunk at Damonicos hotel
sid stolen e-eror 5000 in geld coin The property OF
hosfCer IN tto hurss, They were committed by Justce
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1gPENING UE gEiPLER aALi., (atosd Tsy
UoppoSlte Boud.at) by -.....

MADAME ANNA sIsHOP,
WAC vii give her ThTee First Grand Concerts
On tho evenings of THURSDAY, Oct II, FRIDAY, 1911,
R1d SATURDAY 1911
This Hal I1quesuuADl5 the uJsi magnihcent musical
edifCe nOl only 10 hls country, bu}
In THE WHOLE WORLD,
qu6s In The grandeur OF ta desgu ho geolanefa
Of ts enbe ishmtnti tne arrangements fy mo lux !
tious hccummod a,iop of glesls seating comfortably
FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS
has been with special references 10 inc perez
lion al GC0usIC effect.
IL The Of these splendid entertainments prepared
by hi.dSme Anna r chop,
CsRsicsl al, Megoifcrnt Works OF tue Gfe+ Mss'oH,
and also OF oeservetly popular music,
Will be- given The plan OF tue ceI7bra'ea uiicsl p''
bYmAuces q, ,,, =, =, -,,>,,, ,, ,.5 p.yrr
THE LONDON PHILHARMONIC,
spd The great muAcs festivals in England, sd Acade-
mics Of Gefmeuy and ltaly
The agnitudo Bu1 petec'on OF the vocal ana laaTo-
semouts zoe lbs occasion both in respects
NU&GNR AND TALENT,
k.yo lever before ae npted Ia Tue al'ed btaes
tEaTAUM N1AL bEPARTmREL
TIE violiga wi nutuu6s IeRs hau nay petoi ms
ibe vjoss vlo0uceloa and ooSbe hsss's tong IA tau
proportion The wind uBr1meats viii be quadru0iod, ss
in lie grand Euro fssi9Ai5 beiuS dou0e ln9 n1h'peI
CHORAL DePARrMeNr,
utder TIC observation-disclosures OF sir William a, King Organ
h VI erase Church ell nouloet
EWO HUNDRED VOICES
The whole uud-r h7dtreClion u ar 1ocdst
hiislanl Director OF Mustcsl Afsis H7nry q. Wa.s3r
TcAet One Doiar 10 all nsrs OF The han
70 b. .c al he Office, 25l Broadway, secQnd Ioofi 5
mutic stores auO al trlpar Tia
Concert begn at ococs; Doors open al o'clock.
Further parucuists viii be duly announced OIL Nv
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COURT CALEaDAR-ihls Day.-C0nt1o1 'cas
Psr Mos 72t ~ 7S5 al 7f9 75l 75S 49, ~ I6l
PSnlI-Nos 7o 7C6. 7lS ~ us, 20, Tx IA 10 'zS
7S0, 7S2, 754 7S8. 40. - =.
SpptrtoT Cou,--Trisl 9eIrl-- 81, o. ~
Sc, p, %, Il 58, IS, *, Is a. loI. > - 49,
Do Transferred Celerdal-Tcis Dsy.-Nos Is 10 II.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Befure Chief Justice Oakley.
John II L BeC,u.kes W., Jacob CAoi,csH and Geo E.
Cheliceu-J. e. bous ht II n NC q large ouanuty Of
pesuus he subsequently assgued his stock a. asses 10
hs he., Geo R d acc replevined conisnding
tbst JScob had boUst " at iu,epolrs In NV fr hei
ara Estie sale The present .u s To teIt ths
port Tbe clie wss 81 cd before sons e5,as are re-
rerved. Tie jury uInso ye,dci hal JACOB ara not
5 or rsinhG ar H. r Dastss aao Jes sf.ay for de-
ieg4sl = 5 T. sun az ~ 9 stunt .,. ,e,.
Gii..Dn qtorttael 90 oo1,1 Al No u Od slp 8 CG6
gurry bsgs which shPped 10 Mr. Bsrhe, stindiavs
ks alleged htt Re os e a. Lo' equal 70 So PIE mo
tuii hToo&tt 20 ttoese u'"9tepV nc - q , ~ ,
or r. le lo Of y gs s ai, oi 70 b ~ 5sPS sin
ST., fio"0lu 81 - 80 ,b,t h4 bs =. v,ere he
~ gar & % ~ 10 A. Seck1eli t1ey helm cose
ole teii ~ 10 hsy'o eslirH cree 10 ln2asS
IL ice contract his en- " ~ F" t, 81 The
- en- M ~ o'e1 sg W.. ' oipE ~ b2eusbi
~ -.Ie - ~ 2 r.cny.t.d of NJ 4 on y
ne - "A. = "tA"l 90 \ 3 v.,,itt Jbix f,raoorn
IN SD,. "t' Hk - ti .,,,av ~ NJ fl Mes,ra
~ ~, was oisth"5 .. 81 ''oe. II ~ u" 7'''
aut ei X aatue. 's. yt'' 60 '4ea'ast
~ &, r,,rr,,c7, -.,,..,r Rscora IpSoa Nnlann
tI,,e5 va 1bI n IfI,Ie,s ~ al-zy the
Jnt=0 fee' e'0tng't ~ 49,, - -, 4bIo
os1e Of ms ols sls .sbs 81 ~ IN 5ny
- F,rt "a c,ntal deI mai Ito
- lec tEh. - ssS - - 40 ~ ,'N,.st
% - hes III . -, . Rarr gsra1irt & Re.
= +, BUN Ell W 0e'o@'S-N '~' ''' 'e'''
i'm, . heft5 ~ a. ~. ',''tt $500 - rons{y
ever ~ seseo oanase ~ n ,sn5embet ISjs Of he
Leef 2! LoldoiocfS Ie"lu ~ SsP'co0t' A"i' VI 'H S
ss1 Rno u5ur 10 ala ~ "a AvSrIeu sus 'ne AP
vssc eiEutd 10 cay b L'LUo uet 'teu - @
been ample In " as5a nS b , sp wss
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Staa vUSsRRDUkSE atlADHmX OF FiAA
ARSe-Ncw fsl, tnss recoaty arrl7sd ifom GdToge
n0GE Ncn Is German by Aochtars work OF ar 81
hs highest clsss the exhibition Of fsinngj by srusA OF
As x5ovo .cho0 hss teceYed uany additions and ronslE
ssn 81 the two roas oEsy tho Ha Of the Church Of d.
liee Unity In siroRG1Sy bareep Spring and frnce-sis
aon 20 occcA Il Nil 20 O'CLOCK z. 4.
Admission GEMS; season Fieses eo9nls; cstAogoss
1aesns Jel9 Il
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIyAG. OF Tna EURO "a.

Psrls rs.
The Cunard steamer Europa arrived at sha port
this morning, after passage Of "a days fcom
Liverpool, ia which, judging by hor log she had
much batter weather than the Atlantic.
Tbe Political news ia not important. The fol-
Loving IRE the details.
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tAfHk AtNS@2aE.'s CURSs a Groap 10 Ssr0ie,
a . Charles tnlsr This WORK oi Az which deceived
20 srsSl gold modal a. he National Exhibition OF fine
AIT IN esrs 1919 open 10 tae pubic al The nav
too OF lhs National Academy OF Design 66S Srosdw4y,
spp1fle sonds' AdmIusnce p cents nckeis SO
eeas' open tom 9 a a. I'll 10 2 M sl9 lms
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APULAO R0Omv, 8IU BROA0NAY-OeT9
AeveC evening duruy 'uo week, tna odgiaAsaad To,i
Known Gsmpsnoogisns Sw,s, Bel Ringers. @s J.
Hsmnet the celenl sIei Comp epco Mas MIA G0la,
he accomplished VocNltaI .uiab the prime
london lhe sers Tickts - ceGf Doors open et6l s11
Concert comTtnce q II ocloeE ChAngs Of pfoFes 20
cab o. .tst
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PIt5.-FELLOpVJ EREIOPIAN UPEhA
OTROCPF bAYug rcnrusd fro,n successioi toa.,
yiD re6pch at tue Olympic, on MONDAY EVENlN@,
Sepl So ard copnue every hi hits wesk. Tao concer's
viii consist OF Songs Dues 9leea QQane!ie Chorusss9
Befrsns &c &c GGrlesQuel italian Opera, Ouch Dti!
Blaca aAskeFs Instrumental Soos and Ethiopian D anc3s
Admission IS cents. Doors open at n concord al y
O'clock Afternoon concert wednesday and Saturday
khsrnuous F0u
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CENSUS OF THE Cry OF ScHENEcrADY-CoM'
pLErE.-FirBt w ard, 1912 Second Ward, l,79li
Third Ward, 9O6 Fourth Ward, 3,7lO. Total,
1919. In 1870, tho population was 6,784 and in
l645, G,555. The pregens gai ID 2,l35 over 1910,
ard 364 over 1916
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

HL0N I0URsE, L. I-PAoING, TUESDAY,
~ - Ger, e, al ) O'clock IN PutSs $3.50 Thrae mite
t ssvss m Weelrps esngSln ee'er' 'osn n Lady
scAatD eafe,g CT s, Poa Boz, Psecsts viIiiesye The
s s Ferry sioosS ana rou,n a. soon as he Sports
@S oVet l9lSouA' seleEA& AcMANN, Ptopttetors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

OPPOSITION CANDIDATE FOR DISTRICT ATToR-
EEY-JoHS GRAHAM, Esq OF the Fifteenth Ward
vas nominated last night at rsmmaDy Hall for
District Attorney, after long contest, in which
Wright Hawkes. hung close upon bis heels
Hawkes. was the S!entor of Tammany some years
ago, but for five years or more he has been in
France. There were nine or ten ballots last night
n the first of which the namea of Graham, Hawke,
Phillips, SobuHar Shepard! SickleHl II and
Western appeared Western went off on the arss,
Shepard on the fifth, Sicklos on the .i1th and
3cbae fler on the eighth balloy. Some of the 5hep
ard men went over to Graham, and he took the
nomination. Is is unneceasery 10 aey that he
the best IAN OF the LOT, and, with the exception OF
Mr. Phillips the only one who had shadow Of
claim for nomination.
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IRELAND .a,,a

Tee e. IF loon Mitchell Il FQpplied IA
The lalt accoo ae, vairh announces ths arrival
an Australia nlaps AZ HOBART Tozn and
q e. s5,sss s-a ssss ' Of ' S
$40 on scS' ~ rad al Both yell where ms can
70 Ire re pocjeiy Of j o. Aarsla
eil.} 'r ncs CLAW 80 u5 obtained permission
a. he (Ioverl men % resite in Launceston
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rs sc 1anic' y d IL
AN7Cs sEDzDWAY, s3ogs GrSnd se-0PEn EVE.
s%EY NGHY dQfoe ae ~9es aali iefno[ non nso
,isirg qn tRicepp snd versatile "corps OF talented
bpd esperjeuced performers, under the management OF
n P EHRfbTY whcse Concerts ~ mis- cl.g tor . 'nc
eey,on u fuar have been received win aY9f ny
Sicily respeclsbls aud tasbionanle audiences.
Tickets ID ccrls Doors o2oa sl6t commeuce a. u .
Atcrnoon Concert svory bsior0e5r commencing "a. a.
r ". DAWN
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En- GLAND
En- ArrIYnI lrnun Africu.

The Bouelta brigantino arriyedat Portsmouth Oh
Saturday from the coaat OF Africa, whero she has
been nearly 'htee Yeas in commisAion. Her com.
mander, Lieutenant Forbes has been employed
during the past yeas in negotiating with tho King
OF Dphomey, in tho sudea7or to establish treaty
for the abolition q TIE slayo trade .hrous hout his
tsItory, bus failed, Bis Majesty reviewed hig
toopr during Commodore Boroess sojourn With
him, and they are spoken Of aa well acipned,
though Geo o1i of 10, coo of the sodiery are wo,
ms c!olded men. Who pc rform their military
duties il cyery rtspecI ta well az their male com.
panioua in srnE
His mnjeaty, as mark of especial favor, pre-
se1ted Commodore Forbes with juvenile prn-
ceg, aged years, whom he has brought TO Eng.
to BE- educated. Al the Cnssoms' Ia sort Of re-
ligloua rite 30 human sacrifice were offered to
their deity, two Of these oders from Attaphms,
aged respectively 10 AID 5o Commander Forbes
p0rcha.ed for $780, aud sen! to Fernando Pc to be
liberated. The slave trade was very brisk, and
the squadron very he2lihy.
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SrREET DERANrMENT. No. HUI oE Rgcoans p

INFECT DEPARTMENT, No. 1 HALL OF RECORDS p.LI
~ scs hereby gwen that the follow petition, esys s..n @
s'sa 10 Tbs Board Of AH-unsn To lseslzte pave ard 40,
gutter Livingston Place between Fifteenth aod seyn,s
rolesUste and fsse curb saj gptyef IN Thrty go,
80 Sranie pavement Chatham from Tryonrow 10 Vs.,
t.eiJ IDs q Jaues i All parsons hav. %
Asreo requested g present them srt To the s{s
SeS' alta o&es Astof, The Ret Of oco5.
~ "'l@" ,eis) J0ss DODGE, Stree, Con.
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nIolmon FmiRrn.Ion and arrIyaIs,

TIE ship North Atlantic ssiled from Liverpool
on tte morning Of the 4th OF September carrying
357 souls Of he Lauer.dsy Saints under Tho pros.
idency Of Elder David Sud gorh Their deatna-
!ion ID the Gfeat SAT- Lake Valley, via New.
Orleans, st Lopfa ard Council Bluff.
The ship James Pencil viii sail On the I'd inst.
With full complement Of Saints, bound for the
same destination.
Another sbip will leave with load oil Welsh
8aints coward the miodle u this month. : nd thus
are fulfilled tie words CT the Inspired writer's;
" Come cutofher BABY on my people, Rov xviii.
4. Behold the Bridegroom cometh, COY c QUITO meat
him.. Aalt. XIV. 6, 81 ~llI say to the north, give
up and to the south keep 10. back bring my
sopa rom far, and my daughters from the ends Of
the earth; even every that ID called by my
name Depart ye, depart ye, go ye cut from
thence" Iaaiah xii. 6, 7, ard hi H. Let the ma
toIs Of Old BABY lon ske warning for Gods elect
are departing cut of their mGss. Remember whss
oefel Sodom after the righteous fed out, and re-
nember tie woIds Of tte Savior, "As it wss t, IL
the dayg of Lot, sc shan il be ia the days OF inc
coming Of the Son Of Na4. -. a,re
Elder Robert Campbell, from the I hsia Scot.
Lake City arrived in II steamship csm n ~ the
2, tringirg news from tha' cistahsfes'01 =
goth Of April. a,eat sslt Lake
City arrived in Liverpool on On! sp ga[moo, CIaadus
ps6.eaare az ollows: appleton i iobn O ADgug,
Y enencer William Burton; 1 thg and Js9es
Isaac g. Haghs, Jesse aifIeni4l S,.r
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FecOFO 81 8 JIIhts
fnr criminal tabssi. Ireland ioF toe J ear 1919
A. ., increase Of n.mt,als Of 3,467, or 90 ger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

TNIik FAIR con,inue, open TON a. "A 10 % T z
s,Cssne Garden, Today al ?. ii taa SECOND He
gAus Will take place his Bay 10 fonH Of The GiFien
Fh,trsce foe p,tr Scu Flrst oo-t In $50 :
secuud boat $40 Second fpT f1Uc "*ed oo1's %
long Eirst 90; 1ecoad boa 10 S4Oss2 n
At0P NJ there viii he o,splsy IT FireRoAs by MI q
Hart OF W ulistr sburph Ok
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LIGHT, MORE LIeHr-Our reading friends
would do well to drop into hr. James Z Coolay's
Literary Sales Room tonight. His fAoeIioas a1c
ioneer will ael one OF the beat collections of BOOKS
We haye seen for some time. Books are thu sals
of existence )" so says one OF the abast of modem
authors, and concurrng in the idea we cannot do
better than advice our fiends to purchase the plea.
sant preventative while they may or in military
pafsnce, to lay in ammunition for The Winter
campaign. Among a very besutifal collection we
raw some fne editong Of the Classics, London
edi:orG Of staDdsrd writers, ard some excellent
works on America and for our meditative and re-
igious friends, We warrant an admirable collection
of Theological works, by the abes! divne', Roman
Catholic as well az others There ia dne copy OF
Prices History Of the Mahomedam Empire, vols
4'oi which va would like to read if we bad rho
leisure; snd that foe library companion, Bur,
ro~eis Modern Encyclopedia, ten heavy 20 vol
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AKRyALs-Among lhe passengers by the pack.
etsbip Columbus from Liverpool, arri cd last
night, We notice joseph Almany, Catholic Biahop
Of California Sadoc Volaraass, Priest; and Fran
ces yinderoghel, Mary Glomace Rose Courlifilier,
and Catherine Code, sisters of the ordsr OF 81.
Dominic, Ill for California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

X There is a specimen Of beof in the shape OF
an OK, st The Madison Cottsgs, weighing only
4 500 lbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

NV wv 13ah COMMON PLEAS NcAolgs sc6r-ier a94lyi
1ss,te Com not ssfto MARY TRIES You ors Ss,esy ann
Sv ID 70 .ls e ne eSs Y his acton q
w. ~ G y t aA ase o S feS ae copy M
s ''eV corner 81 Chambers e Cy Of NsFy C 10 - Yea
dsy y ss' .as 5t'5 81 lbs 5-9ao yo exclusive Of tie
M. ~. va !o3 wv 70 sas~er the sad c,.55r
Aoa' io' the rslef dear6ed the eompa-I,3 III 20 i-
~. lon l.MnMS-- NM. II hARNEN R-n.E-- e--o-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

THE LAScERs-THEIRD DETERMINATIONS WIS
great excitement at the upper station Of tue Har-
lem Railroad twenty seventh'st. and Foarth'ay
yesserday morning, on the occs,ion Of the departure
of National LsDeers for home. They had sen: their
horses last night and at o'clock this mornings the
men marched to the station, under tho escost ofthe
National Guards. An immense crowd had Rasem
bed to see them off, and when she cars stsrsed, at
81 o'clock, the multitude kept up continual roar
OF cheerr until the Laucers were far out of hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

John IhonEs. J. JeWetl - : "a uoIH
MOVEMENTS OF jenny LIsD-Iho great gong
atress and her suit viii leave Boston on Saturday
morning next for New.York She sill come by
tpecik trsip which has been placei at her dlspo'
sal by all the roads, free Of charge Chs will dine
at "IrsDniftsn,7 tbs oriental seat ofMr Barnum at
Bridgeport, and will probably arrive in this City in
The early part ofthe evening. We understand that
Madame Bishop is to give three Concerts in Trip
Ter Hall, after which ahe gives is up Tor all she time
Of Jen1y'a stay in New York.