New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

County processes TO have discovered the means OF
doubling each crop Of Indian Corn preventing the
Potato Rot greatly pIoonglng the fruitful LIE OF the
Peach Tree. &c. &c by animproved system OF seei-
ing and Culture which he makes known through
Lectures and otherwise. lie may be found at the
AStor House after the nth inst. and may bc seen az
the American Institute ISL Broadway at2 O'Clock OF
the 18th 10Th and Eth inst. We don't know his Sc
cret and have no good opinion of secrets generally
but MANY reliable men have certified that Mr.. Com
stocks method is OF very great merit and utility 50
We mean TO find it out and advise others to do like
wise.
~ The friends of Justice BLEAKLEY
were gratifed on Saturday by the appearance among
our advertisements. as also among the more con-
genial Editorials OF the LocoFoco organ, of man
ifesto from Mr.. William Pool, some what widely
known as Bill Pool" importing that he and his
crowd had no part nor lot IN the signal triumph OF
Judge BIS supporters at the Primary Election OF the
Eighth Ward In fact, the hgh-minded and incor-
ruptible Pool assures the public that no money
would induce him to support Judge B., so inconsst-
ent has Mr. BIS Judicial career been with MI Pools
ideas of fitness, dignity and purity. We think this
card emRently calculated to vndicate Judge b.
from imputations Of improper affnites, and heartily
rejoice that it has appeared. Let 1t be everywhere
known that Judge Bleakley is not fayonte with
Mr. Bill Pool.
RECEPTION OF kossUTH. - Alderman
Franklin, Chairman Of the Committee of Arrange
ments. has received from the Secretary ofthe Navy
an order directed 70 Capt Long, OF the steamer Mis-
sissipp directing him, his arrival at this port to
remain two days at quarantine Kossuth of course
remaining OF board During the TWO days ample
arrangements will be made for the formal reception
of the iustrious exile. All things being arranged
IN the City, the committee and certain invited guests
will 90 down in steamboat and bring the stranger
home with them. This is a very proper arrange
ment and will add much TO the effect Of the recep-
ton.
TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE FOR THE ELEv-
ESTH WARD.-The friends of Temperance in the
XIth Ward convened at the Assyrian Rooms, No 1876
Third-st, last Saturday evening, to form Temper
ance Alliance for their Ward.
II was an interesting and enthusiastic meeting of
large number Of the very best men in that part Of
the City. After animated discussion III which
some of the City Temperance Alliance and several
gentlemen of the Ward participated, the organization
was commenced by the adoption of Constitution
similar to that adopted by the Ninth Ward Alliance,
Tribune The following officers were appointed
William Bennett, President John p Conklin and
Charles Morgan. VicePresidents Issac b. Skaats,
Corresponding Secretary Townsend Duryea, Re-
cording Secretary Cornelius Donaldson, Treasurer.
The hour beng late, the Alliance adjourned to
meet at the same place again on Thursday evening,
Oct 10, when addresses will be delivered, the Ex-
ecutive Committee chosen, and plan of operations
saked out for the coming election.
We understand that within week there will be a
similar organization in every Ward in the City all
to act in concert with the Central City Temperance
Alliance which will consist of one hundred and
twenty men, being six from each local society,"
Surely here is body of men that will have inhu-
ence, and whose voice must be heard and regarded.
They have no personal or political emoluments in
view but only wish to reform the abuses that
abound, and protect society from the ravages of
rum Let those who choose despise their movements
now it will not be so easily done after few months.
The FAIR--At noon to-day the floral de-
partment at Castle Garden will be the chief point of
attraction in consequence Of special exhibition OF
roses and dahes then to be made.
On Wednesday the Cattle Show will commence
at the Madison Cottage corner OF flfth-av. ana
Broadway lat Twenty-third-st)
On Thursday evening DR.. Charles T. Jackson, of
Boston, will deliver the Anniversary Address at the
Broadway Tabernacle.
CHANGE OF HouRs.-The trains of the
Morris and Essex Railroad entered on Saturday upon
their Tall arrangement, without, however, cur
failing the number OF daily trips
| tY Nibo's was closely crowded on Sat
urday night with an excellent audience. Madame
b,,h LIANT
ance in La File Du Regiment, the light and spark
ling music of which she gave in an artistic and
pleasing manner. The public will be glad to learn
that thesbeautful cantatrice will have benefit on
Thursday evening next, when rare attractions will
be offered In the meantime the RavelS and other
performances keep up the excellent rate of enter
tainment at this popular house.
YOU'VE MEN's DEBATING SOCIETY.-This
well known society will hold public meeting al
No l49 Bowery, this evening. The exercises will
doubtless be of most interesting character. Fol-
particulars see advertisement in another column.
Our STEAM FLEET.-On Saturday after.
noon seven steamships sailed from this port, viz: Bal
tic for Liverpool, Empire City for Havana, Florida
for Savannah, Southerner for Charleston, Roanoke
for Norfolk City of Richmond for Richmond, Glas-
Cow (propellor) for Glasgow
NIoLINs. We call the attention of those
interested, to Tiltons Improved Violin, now In the
Fair II is believed TO be article which possesses
more of the proper qualities OF violin than any
other now in use.
PUBLIC ScHooLs.-During the present
week, the following Public schools Will be exam
med
Monday, 18th No. l4-No. 23S Houston-st, near
Essex.
Tuesday l4,h, No. NO 2O3. Rivington-st, near
Ridge
Wednes day, 18th, No i3--No 257 MadiSon-st, rear
Scanned
Pike.
Friday I7th, No. NO 81 Chrystie-st., near Hes