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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10


ofyes,eTday the town Was treated Ia glimpse oil a
company OF FantasticalS, incomprchenSlby accou-
tired in understandable mieguments, and unexplainably
managed by unknown officers. To describe wha,
they were would be as difficult as to translate the
Carnival OF Venice from pagannl's hddlebow IN
deed the whole party seemed to be sort of ghost of
sr John Fastaf'S TewkSbury command The peo-
pie al large laughed conSumedly at the gallant cava
hers, especially al one tall specimen who rode a
horse that seemed the uanSmiSrated lean and hun
gy spectre of TamuIany office holder, four years
gone nom the Custom HouSe-so lean, indeed, A. 10
have constant inclination to fall. Wherever the
company went there was a stretching of mouths, a
pointing OF hngers, outlaw Subsiding To an audible
smile, and then
"Shencc. like poultce, came,
To head the blows of sound"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

The New POLITICAL PARTY.-We are
requested 20 state tha, the New Political Party
whose programme We noticed yesterday does not
propose 10 call itself the German Democracy ana
entertains no limited notions q exclusive nanonah-
~ The term G,ruan was accidentally applied the
intention being to unite the German pronessl'es
upon such a programme, with We" 70 'he snose-
ouent enlistment # others defense Of rs prncl-
pies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

ACCIDENT 10 THE HENDRIX HUDSON
The steamer Hendrix Hudson broke her pIstonrod
On sunda, morning when near Kingston. The New
Jersey took up her freight. passengers and mails to
Albany The journal says she viii be towed to tins
City or repairs The Oregon viii probably take her
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
ATTEMPT At HIcHw,y RoanERy On

NTTtNFT IT TITIHW n NONNkKN wi
Monday evening - gentleman named capt VI VI
croft WAS passing through Columbla.,t, he was ac-
cO,ted bN .tour fellows near Kelsey s-acy, one Of
whom went up 10 HIM and inquired II be was going
to stand treat. The Captain TOOK 10 notice of the
fellows assurance, but walked on when another Of
the party cried out 90 into him The FIRST speaker
followed Mr.. {. anu demanded ms watch but the
latter pulled out persuader that showed he was on
his guard and threatened 10 fire. when the gang pre-
cIpltatelv drew on On the Captain meeting POI
hCeman he mentioned The circumstance to HIM.
when a search WAS made. and two Of the party, one
of them named Bartle Doyle was taken INTO custody,
but the original delinquent Was not found. The Po
hce Of the Third District are however. on ms track,
80 that there Is but little chance of his escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
NEW YoRk. SATURDAY, sept D.

NEW 1uRk. SdtuTdtt. sept. D. 1871.
C. n SAND E>i President ofthe O : \ CO
D,Gr ST. Your friendly note u the 81 INST, ACCOMPANY
ing copy II the preamble and resolutions adopted Dy
Board II Directors. before me BE assured my dear
ST the good wishes oppressed note toward ne are
hishly appreciated and fllly reclprocaied .,
Please allow me- Though YOU. 10 express my grateful
thanks Board of Directors Tor The confidence the
have ali opposed and for the haIieuns rcso-
Mtois adopted Oy them the occasion N NV resignation
During the four ear, which had the honor Of COM
maudus the Hermann. devoted myself to the promo
ton # regular system e. each department u
proper duty Which has enabled me 10 control and III
rect the whole without no4se OF confusion ana happy
10 ean }our Board OF Directors appreciate nv '7d,N,
and feel amply ewaTded hy their testimony embodied IN
With ardent wishes for the success Of yonr line OF noble
steamships, remain, very respectfully our ,r,rr,
CIRCUIT rRr-Before Judge King - Wm
Weston against EI}qh n km5an To recover The yalge
stock. bought on behalf OF deceased person. hut
alleged 10 be- settled Verdict for plaintiff. $500
CorRr oF CoNMoN PLEAs-Before Judge
Day -Chember.rn against Dnrando To recover the
value Of some so'd com len by wholesale dealer wth
ewel,r 20 make rings, but alleged departure from
agleemeut o, 10 employment S. set zap Tor defense
Verdict Tor panth. SID o.
Court or GENERAL SESSIONS, S'pfenber .
p,,,. Jt,, Ret,, eod ~ Franklin ami iLYer-- Tyaf
'gr GraHd irc,ngCar shelbprg aud Daniel Saor Ger
mans placed IN trial charged with grand arcen IN
stealing S37oo worth Of property; consisting ~ piano
foiiea quantity OF Aen and cloth, household furniture.
sIyer-w1e guns. glassware, clothing, an many othe
articles. tie PROPERTY 1f Ensleber Schnoider II appeared
n ,der ce thar on the 20th March last the dnan
shipped goods Haye for thus country but was taken
cs himself and could not come with them The prisoners
were passengers IN the ship and their arrival here
claimed h, goods them into their possession and sub
.eopv offered fhem sale Part IF the stolen property
wa, sold here and part taken 10 Milwaukee, whittier the
prisoner, led follow ed and brought back 10 tins
State a requston from the Governor me case was
CLEARLY proven The prisoners cOnlcted and SEN
fenced 10 the PRISON three year, each The Court
then ad IoN med fur thr day
Corkr C,LsND,R.-I Hts Day-CtRctIr
CouRr-Nos 49, 3d. 49, 49, 5io. ~, ji3, ji rs 30
Cow,CS pIF,s-Nos sas G07 6le 90 $40 s2 622 3d.
~ 30 OF 6g7 61S 49, GU. OBJ 53g, $50 63i So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

ryTgg Trade SALES seem to be con-
"A nth not merely undated but greatly IN
.,..ed spirit Messrs. Appleton's immense IN
sod on Saturday, like the first taste OF we'll
''.o,sd dish, only whetted the appettes OF the
..h.sers. for The still more monstrous contribution
svs..rs Harper sold on Tuesday Messrs Bangs
no 90 backed by their principals in person, and
,,o.d by universal host Of customers, worked
.,,slly a, tins latter invoice for ten successive
1urs Of very laborous, but profitable, noise ana
@.,hs,op and the Barons OF Chf-sl. are said TO
..ys diuersed within that time between $4,000 and
an 900 worth of their publications among the 1rade
from all parts Of the continent.
The company IS still crying for more and, We
,,dge. have already received or viii receive with
her usual liberal greeting, the contributions OF our
trends from Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore
nan Lea Blanchard, Ticknor, Cowpefth"h''
Ac, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

o..-Bosio's friends, to the number
90 crowded the Castle last night. The
d over - ,se,e all tina. could be desired, and
pil0,m .rnly appreciated by the audience The far
'a. .",.,v was especially well received.
Na,re' ION, Norma, for the last time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

INTERESTING TELEGRAPH CAsE.--1he
case Of French and others against Rogers and 9th
gs, involving important questions relative 10 the
srginally of the invention claimed by Professor
Samuel 7. h. Morse, has been fixed for trial III the
United States Circuit Court in Philadelphia to-day
The plaintiffs who represent the Magnetic Telegraph
Company allege that the defendants, who represen,
The Balm Line" from Washington to New-Nork
have violated the patents granted to Prof. Morse.
Eminent counsel have been engaged ON both sides,
consisting of George Clifford, ESQ., of New ork and
$, George +. Campbell and George Harding, ESlsr
Of Philadelphia for the plaintiffs. and X. II. Gilleit,
ESQ, of Washington, - Barret. Esq, of New-lork
and William NJ Meredith and Peter Mccall, Esqs,
Of Philadelphia, for the defendants. The testimony
taken in the ease has been printed, and forms two
larpe volumes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
~ The Young Ladies' Seminary OF the

- I'c JUG h'"iN' 81 VI "
Misses Clarke. No. 10 Rutgers-st., commences l's
Fall session to DAY This school has always been
ceseryedly popular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

,ryye EplroR GoNE.-Saml. Bowles,
-, Editor Of The Sprngfed Mass Repai~
man, died at his residence IN 'aa' place., On the
evsning of Monday the -h inst after onei Illness
aged "a years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

INQuEsr.-The laboror Michael Me
Mahon, who WAS Frustrated by sun-s,roke on Mon
day died from the effects IN the CITY Hospital Al
inquest was held Yesterday and verdict returne,
IN accordance with the facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

UNLICENSED LIQuoR DEALERS.
whole police force were IN attendance on the Grand
jury Yesterday with view, n was supposed, 81
giving all the information the, possess IN respect 10
the unlicensed liquor traffic Of tins city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

REscrrD-Two boys residing in New
York rowed mp The bay IN a small boat yesterday
morning and went IN To battle beyond Governors
Island. The boat. Which they had lef IN charge of
smaller boy who was unable 10 manage It, drltted
away with the tide and the boys being unable I'd
~ I'm To H. would inevitably have been drowned but
that they were observed by sloop passing, which
sent ont a boat 10 pick them mp. They were com
pletely exhausted when rescued. and gave their
names rs Thomas Williams and Patrick Mcclure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

CorKr CALENp,R.-- TH,s Day -CtRc rIr
CorRr-Nos 49, 3d. 49,. 49, 5lo. ~ j3, ji jD DO,
CowycS pfF,s-Nos ss CO., 6ls 90 $40 s2i 622 3d.
"a 30 OF 627 o2S oZ9. 60 6Jl, 5j. 6j3, o3 SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

ANOTHER A iIttie boy about eight years
of age slipped of a rafi Yesterday morning, al thu
Atlantic docks. and was saved from drowning by a
person standing by who Jumped into the water and
brought HIM ashore. and after short time the little
fellow was completely restored To CONSCIOUSNESS.
SUDDEN DEATH-A coIored woman named
Thompson was found dead m bed at her residence
III Fhlshlng.aV, near NOstrand, on Monday night
She had been OF incorporate habits, and was sup
posed her death was caused by congestion Of the
brain The tOrOneT was notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

rur CorsclL.-There was no especial
.o,e At The Hall las, night. save resolution
ias ~ Alderman Kelly and unanimously voted
o's'.-I,t he freedom of The City and a proper re-
70 s'.' 80 Louis Kossuth. We trust that immediate
esp'OD all b. taken 70 gige tie enled hero vel
nea'u's ss,pg our character and MS claims. Can't
como n,,,.,ou turn ont TO welcome one Of the
s ~ Generals that ever Dire" sword i0' i'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

ANEW ORGAN.-The Opposition party
nave concluded to star, daily paper devoted TO the
,,hes of Democracy" and the practices Of Tam
,o,ry HunkeTism. &c. DC. II Is expected TO go mp
Nh, rocket until the election, and probably come
down Ike the stick aflerward Our friend, Caspar
ChLds, to suffer the publication OF his name as
baaess man and the funds, we presume, are to
ure from the flbustierS who didn't 60 TO Cuba and
SA of the Hunkers as are the most impatient for a
,rk at the public goose. We are glad that the
saty is likely to find a tongue, that they may not
algrst in ignorance" before election at any rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
CITY ITEMS.

Tar, wearHse.-This is an old bet a
s,,b,ect for discussion. 1t is 10 be DOUBTED
vei' Is going forward In the proper direction
btae SUI" .,,e,er indicates retrogression toward Leo
a of proper pr0cvy sass 1T Is,,
- 80, wss one Of the hottest days oil 1871 ouf
ts'scuicks.lyer went Up to 81, and seemed deter
on" -, N come down. Late at night, however
DDeo f,om Jersey strayed over, but soon got rari
s0'e1 yanished We ought 10 have thunder
V. within thity-sx hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

JUBILEE AT MoRRIsANIA-The good peo-
pe of MonlSania viii celebrate, to-day, the Third
Anniversary Of the Founding of their village.
procession will be formed at the Depot and march to
the Public Square, where exercises appropriate to
the occasion VIII take place and the event viii
wind up with Dinner for one thousand persons IN
Morris Grove, and festivities in the evening. We
shall have an account of the doingS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

STATED SESSION or THE BOARD Or Al
DERNAN. SCI Z. g. lsJI-Present-AIorgan Morgans e.
President AID Grfin. Dodge. StgrteYant Oakley. Chap
Kelly Smith Bal, Miller Shaw Cook. Bard Bolton
DeamaieI. Franklin. ConckAn. Dooley.
Petitions BY the President. Petition 81 \ Ienne. far
reduction CT certain assessment Referee % Committee
By the same Petition ,i5Iar, Miles for remission ol tas
Referred 10 Connlttee ~ Finance
medical attention ne LIT Ward Station House Refer
red L. the { wnluee On Pohc-
By Aid sturtey amt. Petition Of Mailer Lord the
exclusive oi he sastery side II Pser No 8. + ;
whereups Aid S,uIteS nt presented the following
ton, whlCh Was adopted, VI
Rfsoef That the exclusive of the ea>teriy side
Pier NJ. s. r. be- and the same i hereby granted 10
MessIs Ma4ls LoTd. Tor the accomuo daton of then
lines Il pTupe.l -.
BY HE ..n,. Petition Of James Z woad Tor the lease
II ,he >ou,her So, o, PEE No IS North Rive Referred
to ne Connn'Ire IN Finance and Controller
the lss>age oi ordinance prohibiting the landing II
Cattle me lower ards u the C.ty aad irymg them
thTo-sh re CT heie I'd u Committee ~ Ordinances
Aid Grfin orp>s the flllovII fesol non. VIZ
Rsot,d That tie Street Commits be and he d, here
by dtecred have tie Sidewalk n. s,h # Bat
tey-P,act btv cen s>nngtN AID 1T - repa red ind
AID Grr-n PIES MED the following resolution. VIZ
Rssot4. That The Street Commissioner be. and 10 D,
hereby directed % haye the snnken ballast sloop nov
moved without ,ltlav Which was adopted
AID Chapman presented the following resolution which
~as referred t. the COMMITTEE. "a Streets
Rssoirfa That the sidewalks front vi premises Nos
a3 - D. - So j3 PSI 2s. "a %, 30 24l 30 Csnasi
be repared and cIb and .utter rese where Necessary.
under the direction Il the Street Commissioner
Old Chapman pres,Sied The oho"iIs rrsoiuii a. wich
Wa referred . the Committee N STREETS, VI
RcsOrcI That the sidewalks II Mont u premises "a
% q, ia 100 ie8 10. "a. 49, 49, 40. az no ~ rs
i9 49, i53 49, 80 10 lsl lo3. loo ~ ls9 III. ls -
49, 1874 ly7 y0 20 Zl2 az 2s PIG ~. 2k3 n 2z9 IL,
es la ,3 md las Church-s, be repaired and curb and
gutter where Iecessar under The Objection 81 'hs
Street ComnIssOner
Ala KEEL, pre.ened the following p.eambs and rs'''u-
ten,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

DESTRUCTION IN The French Languages.
The know ledge OF French forms necessary part
IN good education. whether with reference TO bus
mess, lteraluTe. or social life There IN the
City many excellent teachers OF this language among
them none axe more highly recommended than NJ.
Lagrox whose advertisement MAY be found IN
another column. The following Is an excellent te>.
timonlal to MS excellence and success
This cer,ifes that Mons Lagroix has been for two
wears teacher Of French AbbOtis Institution for
the Education OF Young Ladies We consider hIn
an accurate and accomplished scholar, very faith
ful and thorough teacher, and III al hlS intercourse
with ms pupils he l. KIND and courteous We have
had. IN our Institution many native French teach
ers, but never have had one whom we con-
>ider superior 10 Mons. Lagrox.
JOHN :. C. ABBOTT.
\. = ~. ~ W..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

ClRCrIr COIRr-Betore Judge King " m
Weston against ~ iah him5aH-To recover the value
some stock bought behalf Of deceased person. hut
allie eed 10 boz settled Verdict for plaintiff. >2,3!0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

FIRE-The alarm at o'clock this
morning was caused by the burning of chimney IN
the rear of suffolk ST., near Grand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
Arrival OF TIE FLoRlpA.-The steam


ARRIVAL OF THE FLoRIDA-The steam
ship Florida, Capt. Lyon. arrived yesterday morning
IN siXty.one hours from Savannah, with about sixty
passengers She exchanged signals with the Alaba-
ma on the sth. al o'clock N the morning, of Cape
Hatteras We are indebted to Purser Culver Tor late
Savannah papers
SHIP G-There are now building
III the various smp-yards on the East River, seven
steamers, two Of which VIII probably be ready to
launch N a few DAYS Five Of these vessels are IN
the yard OF The Me>srS CollyerS AZ Nineteenth and
Twen,eih-sis Several saii-shipS building IN the
yards between Houston and Twentieth-sts, one Of
which, called the Sword Fish" viii also soon be
ready to launch
SMITH LIGHT GUARD.-A Company OF
this name, Ward, Captain. passed our Office asst
evening returning from large, excursion. They
had done some excellent shooting
- The NEw-l YORK ACADEMY of EDUCA-
rIoN vii meet this evening al O'Clock IN the chapel
of The " Y University. Resolution for discussion
R,sores That the Text Books IN Use Tor teaching
Language are rgdcGig defective
MeSsrs. ID IL. Cruttenden, Partridge. AMI others,
are expected to SPEAK The public invited to
attend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-23
Cleanse the Blood from all Humors
BUFFUM'S HEALTH RESTORATIVE,
PURELY TEGE1.ABLEfl

L OhELI y n Ii Il III BL r.
YNHlS is the most valuable Medicine that has ever
i been discovered for all Bilious Complaints, Jan-
dice, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, GeieI-
al Debility, Female Weakness, or Distractions Rneu
matisln, &c. 1t is excellent Medicine for PURIFY ing
the Blood, and rendering it rich and nourishing tea
spoonful OF the Restorative, taken first getting up
in the morning, ana anotherat bedtime, viii purify the
Blood more than all the SarsapariIlas in use.
1t quckens the circulation of the Blood, restores
Lest Appetite, exces the Liver to greater activity i'll
The secretion OF Bile, carrying ohrough the natural
outlet OF the body, and removing that sleepy, despond-
ing state OF the mind, that almost always attends Liver
Complaints Worms cannot live where this medicine
is taken; it soondestroys them.
% Prepared at No. 237 Broad street, Providence,
R. &, by P. BUFFUM.
AGENTS-Worcester, Albert CLARK, James Green
NJ b. Green New Worcester, Frederic Cutting 4;
Clappvile, Samuel Firth; Cherry Valley Wright Bot
tomy; Sterling, Hezekiah Maynard Grafton Centre,
Sumner Dinsmore; New England village, T. d. Palm
er; Farnumsville, Wright & Morse; Wood took, c.
Fenner; Wlitmsvile, smith Bates; Uxbrdge r n f.
Taft, and Charles Fairbanks; North Uxbridge F. NJ
Adrich, and William Dudley. sep2-dw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-23
DR.. MORSE'S
InVigO. ating Cordial,

E'OR Genital Debility, Impotency, Incontnence, or
a Nocturnal Emissions, Loss of Muscular Energy
Physical Lassi'ude, General Prostitution, &C. or any OF
the consequences youthful ndiscretion or indulgence
OF the passions in ripper years. That this medicine will
cure the above complaints, and relieve the mental and
bodily incapacity of the unfortunate sufferer we have
proof positive, as the following testimony, of the many
received, will show.
DR.. Woodward, of the Massachusetts Insane Hosp
tall writes ct one OF his patients being cured BY using
this cordia thus:-"lt gives pleasure TO inform yon
that one OF my patients while in Boston, prucu, some
OF your Cordial. He tells me that he had not single
emission after he commenced taking it, while before he
had two or three week. When he applied to me -
says Dr. W., Il thought hardly possible for him ever
to regain his whole strength prescribed the usual
medicine used IN those cases in the Hospital but they
mad no effect In the meantime, he purchased Of
your cordial which has effected cure | am satisfied
no other medicine would. shall ever recommend it
whenever an opportunity occurso
Prepared y'M MORSE, NJ. d. Important advice
with particular directions for cure accompanying each
bottle, which viii be forwarded the writer's address,
~ b. Preparations of Sarsaparilla, &C. have no If
iect in these cases. Neither the nonsense contained
in wonderful little books thissubject of any use
Only Agents-M. b. GREEN No. 2l6 Main street
and JAMES GHEEN, No. III Main ST. eet, Worcester.
aug25-eod3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-23
Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Com
ManU

A T the Annual Meeting Of the WORCESTER NH
"A TUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, held
Decem Der H. 1850, the following officers were elected
PRESIDENT AND TREASURER,
FRED. WILLIAM FAME
DIRECTORS
EBENEZER TORREY, Fitchburg
PAUL. WHITING, Northbridge.
JOHN w. LINCOLN, Worcester.
AMORY HOLMAN Bolton.
ALANSON HAMILTON, West Brookfeld
JAMES 5. WOODWORTH Worcester
WILLIAM 7. MERRIFIELD, Worcester
DAVID LEE, Barre
The following abstract of the reports made to the
meeting was ordered to he publshed:
The amount at risk Dec l. 1850 was $1O.462 13S
The number OF polices now outstanding is lO,442 The
Company sustained the last year eleven partiul and
fifteen total losses amounting to 81 234 Is which have
all been amicably adjusted and paid The dividends
have ranged du ing the year. from 70 to 81 per cent
averaging more than eighty cents on the dollars paid
premium refunded to the holder of expired policies.
The net cash funds of the Company, Dec. /, 1850,
amounted to $l26,963,60, which is invested in Bank
Stock and Mortgages on Real Estate.
Tie Directors congratulate themselves and the public
on the above statement which they enabled to
make at the close of another years successful
tons of the old Worcester Mutual Fire In Iurance
Company notwithstanding the Company have can
celled policies, and refused TO where they had
expired, during the year, of the haz-
ardous character OF the risks, the of more
than half million of dollars they have insured much
larger amount OF property, an in any former year.
II will be seen by this report that the cash funds of the
Company amount to nearly S2700 and that the diyi-
dends have averaged more hn 80 per cet on expired
policies.
The Directors are not disposed to interfere with
Oherolces or dictate TO people where they shall insure
their property. This Office takes ne but the safest
risks-is confined TO the County of Worcester in its
ope aons, and publishes the close of each year an
account OF its standing and condition.
FRED. VIM. PAINE Pres
ANTHONY. CHASE Secy.
Worcester, Dec. 1850. decd