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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
PHILADELPHIA.
Accident Runner of an Attempt % ASSassiuate
Gov. Johnston Markets. sc.


PnLApELrHtA, Wetnes fay, Sept. -. 1851.
An Irish lad, named ihomtS Cormick,
has been arrested IN Tins clN ind comm tied 10 prison.
ntroobiug Mi Nicholas no. pNNS of anout 500 worth
slewtlry. The Their eaS commlued az VT :
country residence. above CITY The Noung scamp
confessed his gult
Bartlett Bacon, house carpenter. Cnp'ovei NJ work
sna church IN kCu,lngtou. tell tiun a SCafoihag
aI evening, and VAS 81 seriously uJOTei that ne Is
aCieNpecIed to survive.
New warrants ~crc issued TODAY ~ the arreS, of
Nram parties lnplo ,t,C n sac ,ul.,u2aa Outrase.
V1cerS, AIMED with them .v She rit, talS moTnus.
The ship Mary Pica>aufs alrstd a, ih'S port YES
sday from liverpool. N,uug 'se pass ige At Sea.
lish woman, named Nc'u.t, save ulUn to a ic.
nae child. Mary l.Ca>8u NcCirty" was the
tsne best~ed upon tae lyii" sfrtuCCf.
Much tNciiCmcui EXISTED herg to-day ln coa>c-
eence of report to tnc s.e.t 'aat aD .it,oo, hsl
tesn made IN Schuy iS'.t toanty, oa N1niaf m-ar.
aSSaSsiuate Governor JoAustNa, du5lag "A .aW ai a
Rahca, meeting The a., tae 'Y rla>. j.. -
seue the Governor was av'feS>ire meeting, s TON
"ufso, cuting which "a pisto sa> arcG AZ aluI, tle
ealsrs
Two more parties, colored man and a white
1aA' nave been arrested ~ The tlN Police ca me
ause OF beng cOncCracJ in tht ro1otrY o. cOICC
ySn Tn The store of Mc>>rS Potter. McAeever & Go.
s iofner MAS hcld i0T larceny and The latter .Or
"SeNrglt.
me examination OF the prisoners brought 70 Ian
t'.f' Sba'ecd wlin being .oassrLti IA tue N0r,>-
e.. outrage, was Resumed - The Courthouse 80
'1eiock thus morning
,ei oi fl,rce and Marshal Kline WeJe recalled, and.
mo.eit ueit examination, tee ,,>l mOny OF The Com
-ays~ealth closed
iToa Ihadeus stevens opened Tor the defense.
M, " 'his time, oUt SIX VIII ,>>Cs Dr the defense
sn 'e been eSaminec. The defense ccncncS IN siniv
m,n TIE contradictory testimony OF ihe prnc!pal
I1nessts for the Commonwealth
soan Carr and John : Cochran both testified ,A,,
sss 49, VINO yesterday stated that he saw John Nor.
surs, hd"srd Gorsuch over t'o head wl,h cora
xAas =, saw Mr. G. shot, ard surpassed th.f SINS
cu,,I uun ~ss IN the house % M Carr when the o.,
rnce TOOK place. three niles distant
'1e lourt adlonrnei tIil =. 2 N
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Did.

~, vsdues.,a, Sept p after hngera5 lines Af.
fCINTIIIs IhANCiSCO. aged "a ears
YES AID fenis Of the family are respecunuy
- - attend bis funeral ssfvices tbis lIhafsdsyb
s,,loe. from lls lsts fendence No 3, I0a@s-
:. without 8rthsT invitation Ihc remains VIII oe sekes
h. SesarA y j llg lIte,nent ~
On The 1yd ssgt. ALI RED OLIVER. aged Hyexn. al
ter short .lIlcss
ev ts II ernOol at scock. from rs ate rrsdcane
NJ Iefarson g without further lnvlttfiOn =. -.
Tke refatiors asd friends o! NN. HENRY VAN IN
CIS sre rsspectfllly Inyttfd - attend hs fnsrA -
Tlrfsday 9Th a, from h. late res dsscs ~
- Uterats ST between Columbia and vzs bfaH sss .
sorfh BrUoslyn - ....,r IL. .
Al PhIladelDhIs sogt 81, JULIA ~. LAKNAkD.S ~
Rs, Sanrei IAnsId and daughter u ssni'fd. I" n"-
biis AGED z year ..,p,oay
Al Mobile Alabsnaa. on The S's seys Anbho,h
pGpEr n "a (ths ls,B Philip : PNsr. ~ h'hf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DISTRESSING ACCIDEST. - -Four -uen
ltr,ed tg.da u Bank or EarM-A little before noon
yesterday, four lat0rors, employed IN exc.' i.ng
Bergen Hill Il The loot OF Can0.l-stree'. between
Dont and Smiih-srects. were buried beneath
large hank Of earth uncer which taes were a. "ofA,
and one Of them. named Patrick Mooney wts
crushed 10 death 4 consequence Of rock weighing
sbou, one ard half toms falling directly upon hin.
TIE other throe were also om-eiied amiI stones
ana dit. and dreaslully iuJ Ired Inelr names are
James Lore 10 had BIS iegs broken. James Hacker
who suffered compound fracture Of one leg and
Patrlck Doueh ehoty. Who 1at several OF ha rJs
broken Information Of The I'D occurrence htl
been speedily loo -od IL tie Third District s.aiJn-
House. when Assistant Capt kinney and Pohcen A
Carey proceeded ih.ihsr and. aided BY the remain
lng Workmen. succeeded II extri-aiing the un'of-
iuuaie men. Cougcyaaces were lmnl l4teiy pro-
cured and tie wounded wee t1Acn 10 tne Jiy Hos
yi,al. wheIc their necessities @ere attended TO By
tie Physicians OF that Institution Mooney oolF
was procured after considerable laoor AM iaAen 70
his ate reslceuce vi Amty street, 0ciHtel CAS- tl-
CouU h.c-sireefs, WhIthef Coroner ii-l prOceetr1 q
10 hold N inquest Deceased leaves a VIE anl t"O
small cll!cIon 10 mourn lis uAiilnely enc nose
u tie Hospital although gre.i!y injured. II Is
thought may recover.
SuFFoLK AGRIcULTURAL FAIa.-Ne un-
derstanc that DR.. Franklin Tuihl viii deliver the
address, a. the next exhibition OF the Socty, az
Sml,niOwn, on the 25ia ms. The following gentle
men are invited as Judges from Queens County
David " Jones Plait WIllets. Albert G. Carl. JOAN
Ii JoDes John Harold. The Fair i expected to De
well ATTIC acei.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
T.. 4. BARsrv, General Manager.
NJ I " f~rpu- y
.,rL ACCIDENT oN THE NEw-HAyEN

EArAL ACCIDENT = THE NEW-IIAyEN
EAuro,D-tn INQUEST vas held Yesterday A. the
CT, Hospital upon The body Of an unknown man,
about ss Years cf age, % NATIVE a. ireland, whose
Death was caused BY H. uues accidentally received
On tie New. Haven Railroad. near Pelnamsllie,
West,hesier County OH Nou-ay last. Inedece lse Z
was observed sancug between the rails Of the track
and the engine vas 10 once reversed, ou, al Efforts
TO stop the tram n time To prevent lhe acclIent
proved unavalDng The wheels OF me engine struck
his head crushing his skull and ng injuries
which resulted IL his death. ver-Ici OF death ly
INJURIES accidentally received was rendered by tAe
Jury The deceased was about fee, : inches ~
hpht and had black h liT and whis6ers lie h1i oa
a black dress coat, light Ggurcd Valencia vest olle
oyeralis. white flannel under shut wtn "h-ie
cnLinn sAlft Over L. and coarse shoes
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n,r.r \ much rre,,er th,r can hc r,nrli., VIII

psper y much greater thsn can te supplied witt
ease Tie difficulty lies. however more IA diss-rss
than m IN hctual scarcity cf money Pap-r ofs--
ircs undergo unusual srruiinv, aai inlorse n sn.s
o. parcr especially are Subjected T. inquiry, siay
to the disposition OF some parties b coa,.lcf th,u
indorsem,l H. loss obligatory Tan ih-if accept
ances
Nr. Gibbons, Of New-ler,ev. Ms be,s
srDoia,-s Assignee - me E,.re OF h. ; & u "a
throo & GO. TIER business creditors ar, ,scu-ei
-prefsrer,e over ai claims - tff.r merc sni'-s,-
merits OF psrcr Their liabilities sre stt.i a.
$4,000 fafssoojs. ant $4,000 for freniy iai io->s
me-'s Tsc credit - the Cay m'r,hnss res.s
IN very Et,slc basis. As tqr''' N . p, rc,esi
failures are nct materially feb ~ roa'e tAe age
a,tcndaucc io+ay 20 Nc>>rs fos,'r & L'vins
sou's sac 81 French scots. ihe largest salo ~" has
rst taken r'n-e .n TIE season. art vhch a'irtc'ct
q large attendance OF cui ~ town as vel a. ciJ
buyers. Win ,he * ,cV'ioH of fcv St1f E''is'
the whole cat flnrue. coVssrins of SdS>. Ri'''ns,
S.rf,, Gloves. &C., were sa'd aai many i'is irPh
,a.cd az tie current rates n0S ruling IN pusd,
ir,Jc The sale = hcl % be- very satisfactory o,s
srd marks TIE existence a. a really root demsni
The compsufrn W-s s0irtri ia1 i.i nlt RI Zee, thc
faless OF Wal street.
The Peoples Bank, of Patterson, Now
Je,sey. ho. nled This Rank has been IN aecia-
me state for some years sni nominal cspUsl oi
s-ooso must have twinilcd down io asnM sam
TIE circulation H. ttt,d a. 800. an IS noi sel
cured hy ANY deposits 90 s'o,A. The b,ls are no.
considered worth twcaty-Gvc cents on The dollar
Tie excitement al Paterson Is ,nicnse.
The quantity oi Flour, Wheat, Corr and
Barley lei at Underwater. during the third week in
September. the wears 1850 and ISL, Is ,' follows
f1srr. sf W1eii. 81 Cor. - ssste,. -.
ISS1......l2>,9io S911 -so'l i5lS0
i,5l.-.-..lissoa Istee, ss1.ns $3.50
Dec...--I5 - Inc Bs,s lnc.so.le6 nec. IS $50
The aggregate cuaHtf. 81 th' same alilc4cs ten At
idr-aAfcr from tle comncnccm. nf ~ aafigtron u
the '.d sept, inclusive. duFrs me years 100 and
lsJl. 81 ls follows
r-ar ~ VT. .. cs.,. ~ s"l,,, ".
ls5)-...-li 9If9N lot5Ni0 @fls'g too,esI
l,5l..---c.n2i2 90 io's 81 S5i)esa s>lIis
Inc....tolT.t 5,68tl Sl6sH Dec - S's
The aggregate quantity of tls same articles irn at
.tc-vafcr from me comnenccmcrt ot navigation 70
the e.d sept. inclusive, during iae years 1917 and
Flor-. sss wA,i, b. c,rr. su Bsr,>,. -.
..1tlfl.n ltlats2 lNsilH, in.j2o
Is5l -.-2osa - iG29 $50 ,oD 5,5 a'ltD
Inc. 3-S.sls s.lsi' i9isi-s 1850
Hs reducing ~, When, % Flour. ne quantity of
me latter 'cft ~ tiie-varr tns ycfr c'm JARED 9TH
the corrcsp prrni ~ Irt year, SHOWS an IA
crease Of .if 5if barre rf i i.nHr
The fol'uw'ne nn's .hoNs thc quantity - some ~
thc ururlraI alltc Is oi nrUiuUe ie 10 Tile water
from the commencement of navstton - the 81 of
Sort. inclusive. fHruG iIr years irlY, 10 t'Ys.
lsjo. l53 dal, '.l. -. tNs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Desuue,iye Tirc At Norway. Ne.

BOsTos. Wednesday, sep, p
At Norway. Me, on TUESDAY morning, hfo DrOHe
ort IA BENEFITS Hotel. which "as consumed 10
ge,hoT with 1--WE Other uldines The loss Is S-o"J'.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
lcoN,lrN-clrEn.I

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN NIOLlNs.-N c
announced in a late list OF patent issues, thai VIM
b. TIlton, OF Carrollton, Na., had patented a new
invention ia the construction o. Yolins and No1n-
collos, &c, whereby he claims 70 have greatly i'm
proved the Old violin MS tones, both as 20 volume
and quality Alr 7. IS now IN Nev-York City on
business connected with his patent, see his ad-
vcrtiscment In our columns lie has lately visited
the Cities of Washington, Charleston and NeT-Or-
leans IN which places he received much encourage
meuj froIa stlcuishcd music ans, after the most
reld examinations and tests. particularly IN New Or
leans, ofhis improvement We have noticed that the
Pres Of those cities made very favorable mention Of
the invention This Is the first patent ever taken
out which claimed to improve the tones Of tha' in
stWment, and We are aware OF but a single grant Of
letters patent ln t- any country upon the violin.
The instrument h3s been s.d'lOnlry Tor tWl hundred
yCaIs. and has been cen. drrcl as having attained
10 rs highest degree ot perfection iu the hands OF
the thrCe celebrated Amatl, since whom the most
succCSsfUl makers. with Itr1f0e Tie exc pr)n Oi
Steiner. rhfir quuill have been the best im
Dr. in tLsctl az utcA.lol T. nas allen 90 ile elot
torture uf ONE ~ or rcu.try Wen 20 improve the
Nlulu. as above al eleI sc sctlt coNu as another
eylccfc GO of our superiority in >kiI ana Ingenuity
over me rest OF mans ud " We ho0e Olr mls,ral
friends will ave the inventor n te,g opportunity fO
Provo fo item what ac 'e sitl.f oi alnfc-t ant
Wrat be- believes he cIl ea,lly m .ke clet to the
T,ls.1atic VIZ Thar hs discovery ls great in-
lloytmcn' upon The 0'f violin.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
MARRIED..

the p set A. the RESIDENCE o her fith.f "A -.
- T..fetesisr b. Rsy Hsny DuEctn, w "a tps
.. II1tppFR ~ Tomnsin. County. - MIS-, MAR
saPEJ A MORGAN third dsughtsr VI hbJsa h'fgss
Of fbe iOImsr place
piI ih, r., gT5elsr. KFaRNY WARREN TO SUSAN.
f.-.6re, of Dr I'd. ara LUdlJw
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
,o,,neiaIrair a, Brockyilic. Ca.

BEOCKvILLE, WedpSsaay, sept. -, 1851.
A dIcuchiHg ram throUgr o.t yesterday delayed
the preliminary arranpe nIeHt- for our Fatr. sui tne
eItnes thus fsr are quite mes and Dear 40 CONE
rarlson with the Rochester Fu inero are no dis
mguishCd persons iron, abroad in tu,n lance aut t
Is moi known who viii deliver tn. annual atsrcs,.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Eirc ot Plum, island .

NgwnuRyroRT, Wcones IaS, sept. -, 1871.
The Sandy Beach Hotel, 90 PUN ..ah4, "a. 'o
tally consumed by Gre this morning The Particular
have not Yet reached us.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Markets IA

Sales were made to DAY OF 100 b1ls. HoNari-st.
FLOUR at 6. b?i. CRAiN ls s1ailc, but prices have
undergone no chance SUGAR -~Iu hIls. husruta41
sold at a. a Sic ana - Cu1a ii, I. uJic. WHISKY is
ug9r
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Rscsipt.of Prod nee

nm. so,,b R-r,y Boafs- WsaH<'fgy-f y Dps oar {,
A. - Astes s. 10. Hams, 2sl Do NhishI lsl oiss
,r,i y f,7 ,ctegfs Ghees- 3taD bpshes villa -
-, NJ, b 90 1ashels Oa.s q 10 do Gem 40 pkS'.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

c,.vYLArD. OHIO, Wed o. ify, SEQ. ~ io'l'
P,ee Soil ConyeaiiOu ln flls cty "ts very
ls ot II. Ssrsy al Hoe cu i.i T. Gay
reS' NJ, and was yers ~a..llf received Inc
inls n'v srn Of Prec soi'ers 'her pr);ee =
eiN ~, have been verv harmon ols.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
Markets. NEw.OGlEANs, Sept q

The total sales of COTIoS to-day have been Oj9
bales at Sic iOr Midohug Cons has advanced, AM
Mixed sells al 52c NHsEEl is 30 loc.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
I,vINn rur CorxrR SrnNr ng mas


E-oHrH ". l.. CHl " e>terdAy afternoon, At
o'clock. TIE interesting ceremony % laying the cor
stone OF tbs Church HAS performed N presence
81 avery numerous audience The thlrc1 is sltlt-
ted IN Caroitoa-av. sud verging Washiag on-par<
is dimensions are ~ feet % 9iAc 10 NCr door b. ~
apDrC CDrlatet 20 class. library ard lecture rooms The
auditory Is 10 be on the second 'oo- tae ihce Is
% be frame and = estimated % cost S', ot Nflt1
abouiS2 Il OhaS 0e eu SUBSCRIBED Inc cere.n,
mes were opened tr the CHOIR sIu-f, ns na. "a lt4
Rev. w CORY - n'ce' - Chur-7. cfcrc' uN 3n a1
pToprate PRAYER The choIrthen AGAIN sung aymn.
amer which Rev Dr. Kennedy delivered an eloquent
address, which was E.tclcl to with marked at,ca-
ton. After The Rev. gentleman hat co1c,u cf col
lection was maze, and the sum of SOD received m
aid o. tie buiCing .und. The caftorle oi nc con-
tents ot the box deposited M t1c corner stone " Is
tlen read. Il comprised copy - iAc 3oic, Ay mn
BOOB ci>cpiire COOS, wcmoI Ii.ll-l .'eN "l.h ..,,
OF class Leaders AM members Of The 'hlrch, general
history OF Tho Cturch. art copies ~ scvcra. New
York and rrooSiyn newspapers. The sicac Vas
then aii lv ~ Ken ely, ant the exercises ,oo-
clried wiki tie DoU'logy ant ncacll,,1a
FounD DRowNrp.-I'he body OF Al old
man WAS found floating M the basin of the Atlantic
Dock YESTERDAY morning ov some worSmcn employcd
t. tie vicinity. ~ @as toAcd % RNe,,cl atl ist'hci
to ronc 90 await thc fction Of the Coroner. >tv
era marks. supposed 20 be the result of violence,
were d.scoIuih.c auog, has head and ace-oac oi DIS
eyes being out bus upper lp cli nearly oi an car
on ere ear. On inquiry n "as a>cerlnci 'h~ n'
name was Ioscnn Baker. = Se1mn on board tlf
rUtsh bark la Belle. Capt Lester. OF h'n4on. 0li
tuc,tflOi NOutogltto. 3. A.a Rhich rori deceased
shipped Deceased belonged 10 Plymouth. E1s-
land.
TmNpAR SIoRN-On SATURDAY last we
we're yis.ftt wlth thunder shower Of uHu>ns' yio-
lDucc. TIE irltlnl was rapid ln succession, an
brilliant M ifs corrusr1ticr~. The house ot Nr
smith Nhaiev. in the village. corner of Front nnt
Fruklln-,ts, was struck oy the electro fund, d'ng
cousil ,rab'c damage 90 the building. and Knocking
down NrS NhaloY. who happened 90 bc near the
corner @. thc house where u Vts struck, ui m hs
ACT Of closing The wlntrW She was con.ittr1f ln-
UTCd bv the shock, her iCct we're oii>tered 'n ne
vas for a time nearly inscusihle The house Of Nr
Tapuan Nhoafiey. was also struck, the hlid passing
from lalle nee which stood near the house, aol
Wa, ortirclv shattered The house was not very
materially injured. iiiempsie'd inquief
t. The house of Henry Willis. at Dlck
Pond. near BuchTam, was struck by u5onns on
friday afternoon, and. rs We are iriormt !. every
room IN the house more or less injured I'm one
very large and valuable mirror Was completely
shattered Fortunately, no lives were lost
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
The Alabama az yannah.

SAvASSAH. i.cs .at. sept g. 1851.
TIE steamship Aia1.nt. t..., LlJl9.g. from ,eS-
~ has arrived here oH,r -.tge Of IS hours
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
LAn.rErI.En.tr-I

= We would direct attention ~ /. H..
Nash's plano-F0lte WarcTooms. 30. Cj) Brolt"iy.
lie gives lessons 10 singing and on P,mo .ofto As
usual
PHILLIPS FIRE ANNiHuAroR.-At the
urgent solicitation Of many citizens, the " Phillips
:. fuc AnnhIatOr Company have concluded To-
CRAFTY tie curiosity Of The community ~ ree ~ 4
uun,ic experiment Illustrative of tne capacities and
rroce., OF The opt ration of Paaps Ere Annlll ,or.
This " be done by seitn. ire % frame b1llilnt
sevora| stores high, hitd WITH como lsiioies, and
whenthe iamcs have reached their hlsht they VII
he '.annlhiia,Co' almost lustan'a1eolslY. The de-
monsiIatIOn VIII take place iH the vicinity Of New
lork "a soon a. Tie machinery requisite Tor manu-
fse,urfne the machines and chemical cl Gges can be
courleted-a hIrh will be elriyln Octooer-ani seg-
tfsl llaNA notice wIii be- given ilIousuthe public pa-
Tcrs. The gEu'lc'> o1e ieui servant
l.. 4. BARrrv, General Manager,
~ / n N.-rrnn-. Il
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
The Southern i.ail.

BArlnoRz Wei s.. Sop. g. 1881.
rne Southern mai has arrtri )4t nept?ers con
20 no news worth ieieRFapt.ig.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

lrowng Corn crop promise. to br the most apuatsnt
there has been Tor years and ne lui on inquiry
that there j. an evident scarcity oi bog. 30 feed ii 20
Three dollars ani nfy cents per hundred, sross, -
freely cl,rrl ir- ho.s hi ior feeding, bui h'n'rs
aho have ir.s. prefer feeding iicm slth their cora,
otchpratth., pr.cc nless here should ,prng
,p ,om, un .orcseen demand W. do not see " AZ is
20 %, done wh tho large surplus of corn th1 ~i be-
.or n the country after f.'tcnng lif limited NUMBER
OF lrrs that are on hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
., relegraph to the Ne@-yofk Tribune.
Ohio Free Soil Convention

,,,,,. r.brspA oae.. oore' a."o''7 and s'''''-'''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
ARRFsr oFATIIL THIrF.-OtFcer Prime

John uSviS. yesteICay crested man WHO refused
oI tuitTg lie store OF Lewis d. Amyr. ~ No f04t,
Grauo i Gurin. momcntiry absence OF the prO-
puotcy. anu Steairg ;le money drawer, containing
50 lu cfause, Win which he alo m0'ed - esc ape.
tut was observed ard secured " the Officer " 40
took N before Justice Monitor. lie was held for
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25
STABBED IN An AFFRAY.-A disturbar
SERIOUS FALL.-A framer. named &c

Tcrkel, While engaged al work on a ne = building u
Eighihst, rear FirSt-lv., yesterday morning icl
from tie fourth story through tie stairway aue
chted IN The han Of the first story. blt cs'ap'
without dangerous injuries having only received
deep cash Als head. lie was conveyed 20 me Belle
vue Hospital for treatment HIS place ofEes,acact
Is ln IhitCCLth-st., near Avenue \.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

BOARD OF SUPEEyIsoRS.- -WedneSddV.-
Nd Br'ton M The Chair.-A bill Of The Sheriff for
board Of three witnesses a. Eltudge.St. prison, N
case oi C4ltsP'e, .. ; each, per weeks Sl05-wls
ordered to re paid
Also. bill OF J. Il. Perkins. for refreshments to
Court OF Sessions. So
Also, BIZ Of MI McAecn, County superintendent
$lOl.
Also. bills for Omnibus hire of Mr Bolster. S20
OF The c ulty CLERK tl.l Tor refreshments for Tx
cise Commissioners, ana OF Bcwn Smith for
maps. s..
Several petitions for the correction OF tax were re-
celyed and reieutc.
Reports were ADOPTED, in favor of renting or
corIeciiuS iay of the following persons
Duncan !. Campbell. &. l.. OIeOrge, James Moore
Wm. H. Plrkney, Wm. L,nrenman, Freterck
Bronson. Daul. K Suycan. samuel VI Amber. Con-
>iaug Il. Brown. Robert Wine, Jr.. John Core. 2,
Nm. Albert. Anselmo BERT, Simeon BALDWIN, =
suuehaIt Nm. Ii. Warner. ; Pike, W. Ht~kIns
J " Matthews. \ y. hendricks, J. Mcconnell aat
FItdtrck Oslermsyer report ss to Messrs Hogan
ana Rich, was referred back. Adjourned 10 Oc.- j.
- The alarm OF FIRE last evening was
ocoaS.oued by the burning Of sorsy chimney IN
h,ultinS IN The r.ar OF No s5 John-si-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

PRoFEssoR ANDERSON Al The ASroR
PIlcr-Thc Professor seems 20 have lost nothing
b, tins removal from Tnper Hal-and Nhli is oe.-
ter, the audiences have gained much, as hs beauti
iul and wonderful entertainment Is rendered far
more effective. We learn that Prof Al'ersons
stay is hmited-and for wtnt OF location, equal 20
ms entertainment, he Will have 10 vacate. and VII
proceed 10 Philadelphia On Saturday, al 20ciocA,
be gives q grand DAY peiiornance-seds for "a'i.
wc learn, are beng secured u large numbers. Iae
Wizard is a great man.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

Charleston Judge Wayne, L. ;. sdDrem. Court,
Ga Gen. Garland, L. : l.. Capt >heifs L. :.
4 lion VI {. Story. PolghNeeD>e lion. Peter VI.
box. Geneva Hon. Robert t.. Nic2O a.. do. Ja iSe
ran. y. {. &. Rov. Bishop Hopkins. v. "
w Aofcofsn. Warrington tap.. Rooe- II Nor.
~, l ;. A, were among the arrivals yesrsriay at
tie Irving housc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

ARREsr OF \ FuGiTIyE.-W Mlrsden.
charged with grand eny committed a. Bud so.
n s.. was Yesterday arrested IN this iity by officer
Raoiord. OF thc Third ward and comm Ted pre-
FaratoIy to beng cent back for uld
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

T. The house Of Henry Willis. at Dlck
Pond. near Buckram was struck by hsbmns on
Friday afternoon, and. IS We are irfomt ], every
room IN the house was more or less injured In one
q vtrv large and valuable mirror Was completely
shattered. Fortunately, no lives were lost
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

MLuARy.-Tno Hudson Blues 90. 2D
were out Yesterday Tor tuge, practice, ant bad
CAPITAL TINE. We take 1t thcy were III high favor
lh The ladies since nearly every muskot vas loaded
With bouquet.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-25

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