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Police Intelligence.

II Charge # Claiming qudRtiiy ~ B,!cI;s IN Ease
5tcnccs- yesterday officer stephens arrested two
amtc Laa G. Bird sit aud Harvey Many 60 partners u
brick 6ea'ins warrant Issued By Justice Osborne
wherein the accused parie tnd ch ed with obtaining
cargo Of bricks vale cd at si06 from the firm of Marsaa
Power residents Of Hudson under false and fraudulent
From the facts forth in the affidavit
eiore the Police Court made by Mr. Marsha IL
that on tie 10th day Of September, instant, Many
90" Of the accused parties applied TO the complainant for
&c purchase OF the bricks in question and with view
alleged CT getting credit represented Mr. Marshall
'bat Mr Btdali owned 81 coo worth Of stock in the
Citizens Bank Of this city. and tlot he MANY would
transfer and assign the said sock to Nj Marshall hold
G lateral security for payment OF said bricks
Acco diDgly Mr. Marshall believing the representations
made by Msny to be true delivered TO him the
cargo OF bricks In question, bu. has not yet
received the payment for them has lie received the
assignment Of bank stock according agreemen NJ. IT,
Therefore. set forth by Ir. Marshall in his com
plant before the Police Court that the
thus made by Many false and untrue, as inquiry
ta been made ut the bank respecting tho ownership
of the sad bank stock, it ascertained that the
isIk stock aforcs aid not owned by Brdal at the
lime the representations made, nor had the
SAID Di,dsGl owned any stock in said bank since
the "a Of July last The accused parties when brought
before the magistrate, requested hearing with view
Il exhibiting their innocence IN the matter The msgis
tEate thercupon granted hearpg. aud the parties
10 be beard On Thursday next Ia the time the
eisTate required them TO ind bail in the OF $500
each for their appearance The bail II and they
we're both liberated from custody,
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Personal

Arrivals at the netropotan--tien Duff Green Wash
ngton j. y. Ransom, Georgia Princess Turat Flori-
ca VIM. Terot, Bermuda Don j. A Moutiuho Bra
III Don j. Muriana Tarufa Ape.t, guia and family Ha
vare Don EdS'd Canine. havana s Mclean U g.
Consul Tfiudad de Cuba Judge we,es Yates county :
MAJ. Aug n. Foute U > Amy Water LanRdon New
York Hon g. ~. Rusen La. A. Black La and 2e0
Others
At the Irving Hon. John Tyler ex president U.
states Hon John Magee, Bath Col j G Berrett,
Holmes G DR.. ii. Reivenet Charleston Lieut. G.
Andrews. Y. A. Hon. Jas. L. Bates. Columbus O
Capt. human, Lieut.. o. Chapman U. 5. A. ;
Dr. & De Leon U. s. A. and us othsrs
At the American-E. Nj. Morris Philadelphia r. siu-
clair, baltimore Rd1'd Glenn Philadelphia j. n.
man Eos'on J. Hobinson Portsmouth, c King, Bos-
ton aud 40 Others
At the Howaid.--ITo J. Miller Columbus ohio: Hon.
= u sehooihed. North Carolina; Hon Charles Sterns,
spIbgntloi W H. Sheffield Utica: W III. Ducking
nam Ierre lisue; d. Benedict Dunkirk; 10 Roy Arnold,
y: :. navy Wm. L.. Rhen, philadelphia e d. Stewart
Washington. u. c.: W. III D. Calender IInrtGori. rh.s
Jenhs. st Louie, Missouri
Az the Astor.-W. Morgan, Alabama; Com shubri,s,
~ >. Navy; Hon. J.. Kennedy Secretary 81 the Navy;
george latch CINCINNATI Colon,l Hamilton Waterve;
,apra'n smith u 3 Army; George Hands. Or Epolsh,
ii H. Stevens. Y. b. Navy. Hon j. M Botts was ex.
peoted 70 arrive last night -
Hon Pierre Soule Of Louisiana nj the peves, uoua1
Boston - -''' iS'
Gen. Gore and family Of Montreal are stay,pg at the
fremont House, Boston, -
Hon Charles Chapman NJ. @ from Connecticut had
public reception his return 10 Hsrt.ord an the
25th inst. -
Richard rockingham Jr Esq Msycr Of f,haro. town
Ill with the brain fever.
Hon Thomas Barring and II D. Mlldmsy Eso. have
arrived at Washington - 49,
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CIT Y N e W 8.
city Politics.

city Politics.
VINO MAYoRALTg cosvBSrIoN- NoHrNArtON OF
MORGAN noRaANs FOR NAY on.
The vhg delegates 70 toe Msycrisy Co INVENTION met
sst evening" n the BroadsHy House. and after lapse
coesdssshae time succeeded at IL O'Clock, at midnight
In coopeting the nominations for Mayor and Governor
OF the Aims Househe choice for the chief magistrate
Milling upos Mr. Morgan Morssus founder of the So
vesth ward late President he Board Of Aldermen and
MI Washington Smith for Governor.
Al eight O'Clock P N the convention met, as Is usual
with closed doors and the organization commenced by
the sppointm. of Mr. J. Il White, Of the Eighteenth
ward, rs President aud Mr. J. $. Hart, Seventeenth
ward, and B. g. LsveI,pe, second ward Secretaries
On the crcdensls b-px handed in IL found there
seat cootetsd ~ the delegates from the Twentieth
ward ana claimed BY both Mr. Houston and Mr.. rarner.
1Ais occssioDs0 cousilora abb delay and ut about ten
O'Clock the n1p took respite for half an hour,
leaving the the contestants and committee
pointed 10 scfutnze their claims This resulted in Mr.
Houston, originally rsm.d by the inspectors retaining
bis seat.
ALIoTrINGs FOR MAYOR
From the commence IN. mt of the proceedings the voice
Of the outsiders evideuty pitched for Morgaus the
cries Of three cheers TER Morgan MoIgans" being
quensiy repeated Indeed the struggle appeared b.
entirety be- w.en him Mr. ph9Dx
On tie thru ballot Morgsns d. clared duly nom
mated fhe Following the ballots cast by the sixty
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II 1t not comolipR TO every humane heart to think
that our glorious country 10 few days afford shell
ter at one Of her ports for many thousands and that
the down roden the helpless and begs AIRED oes Of
cline become erect, animated and Are we'll paid almost
the moment they touch her sacred soil II the Thousands
Of Immigrants would only move aud scatter her
surface far away from he temptations and vices of this
and other cities then Indeed would they find appi
ness and bectme of strength to the county
An Unsuitable demand exists for their labor and the
uItry bas room and 10 spare for tens Of thousands
mole Of them.
rHr w,ArHrR.-The morning opened glo,iously yes
tefday ard tie day maiDs aimed Its early promise all
through IL was remarkably One, with n warm bslmy
air The thermometer at the HsEALp BUILDING, ranged
thus AT noon 7JK degrees At p. NJ. III degrees NJ
p Nj 20 dsgrses The niaht at late hour, gave pro
mte Of continued good weather.
THS DHAp Bon, or MAJ PoUyp-aupIcfous CfR-
cunsrAsoxs Yestsposy sf ernoon the dead body OF a
man was found In the premises OF No % Forsyth
street The body when discovered wa on shed. COW
sfto over with tine sawduet and sbasings. 1t much
u,eon J." 60 and some suspicon manifested by the
nsHIDors That death bsd been csused by foul means
.oiobei notified to hold inquest the body,
au WIZ tgste the Of death at four o'clock tb
sltein on ~ u once. posi exsmiBsto having
t'eb soe 10 the msantime the following circumstances
IrietNe 70 sas txtrsord nsy ~ supposed murder
we're eitneo ~ our nporter last night The deceased
nhD Hst tTInsb hsu ed Jobs Daniel Kiet Ing cahi
rat ntgu by trade and LACEY in the emplo yment III
Jebn Doenie, the owner VI the house No VI Istsyth
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Health and RIortstitv Rerar,.

MyIvLLg. Wn.-Nesry the entire pouulation Of
Melville Grant county Gays the Milwaukee Ne,ps of the
10Th INIT has been swept away by eli her tho cholera or
chip fever. In one family ak In another the nniori
~ Of the members have died The dease was comupi-
Gated othe place By company Of emgrants who passed
through Grant ana Bad AZ county long large hunter
# their company and In ps ancss leaSing them
dead on the road, without any effort TO bury them,
SAVANNAH GA.--Thne we're twenty nine deaths In Ga
,anbsh. during the week ending on the 2lst inst
PBuADyLrHIA, Pa There were one bun3rei and
eighty teveD deaths IN Philadelphia last week one hun.
dred and one Of whom were o,sldfen
Dsossn TowrsB,r Iwp.-A number Of deaths from cho-
srs have occurred in Decker townip Indians cary.
ing ~ some VI W beat citisens
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pHE THIRD ITALIAN Jrishman working as
The fse~ooBe tunnel on The and q. Railroad, last
Nintsr Nent 20 the magazine for powder with Are
brand 20 light his way An explosion OF the four kegs
% Nsdtr therein destroyed the shanty and he picked
himself up some one hundred and fifty feet down the
hin on which he started lie was bat little bruised A
few weeks after he fen down shsf caught partially
WALL 1xty feet oIn the surface, and Then fell thirty
orr ieceived no injury but torn hands and spraned
ence. Two weeks ago, heavy shower broke away the
dem ~ The mouth o! the tunnel and the Ia
ntod Paft OF 'he men escsped the emb ,ukment
or bottom cut OF the tnnne and others leoped In the
buckct and wtTe drawn up. Our unfortunate
at 10 get In and be seized the edge Of the bucket with
his bsnda and swuag up the dizzy heights whiripg
the taIkness R h8 nds knocked of by the bucket
striking the lin Of tho shaft aid his last accident
fall OF one hundred and sixty fee the jagged rocks
Of the tunnels bo.tsm fom VIII "a his m.Dglsd body
wa Afterwards gathered anu buii,d Wheeling Times
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

The City Couven ion mot again last evening, at Tam
Teuy Hai fer the purpose Of completing the nomina-
tion for Aims House Governor very considerable
petition between the fricI Of the respective candidates
took place. The contest appeared to be bctSeen ar
mu,gsp OF the Fourteenth ward and Mr. Dugro of the
Revenues nth wnrd The convention ultimately adjourned
at pear one O'Clock without making nomination The
fvosite. however appeared to be Dir. Mulgan who will
il all rchahi'y be elected the next meeting We
annex
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Nj. Pen Will make an ascension at Springfield Mass
during the present week. (the day not vet liked upop
With balloon twenty seven times larger than was
prsvou raised In the United States II is l08 feet gh
40 feet In diameter and contains ak miles OF seams The
SIR OF which " " made manufactured by order NJ
Louis Repoeon for Dsgs ana having been by
HIM vas condemned On sooomt Of Ia color. Tho whole
oost SIkOOA
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SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. n. Rochon, from the ci.y
Of New York was 10 leave st. Joseph about the Goth
instant, for California with tx thoussni sheep lie
bought his stock principally in Iowa Mr. Rochon has
vith him twenty pick mountain men, enc one OF tbs
capable Of taking command OF the company In case Of
n'cessty The intention s 10 far Green river
somewhere near thouand miles from st Joseph the
IrCtent tcsson. and then wSter The trip will be re-
kumed eorly In the sprng 70 tbs Puebla VALLEY
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Nj RHINE INTELLI EN- G. Il
movcments OF ocean steamer.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 81, lisa
Cleared.


Steamship Crescent City. Porter, Now Orleans, Ro-
Ship osvsgo. Rice New orleaas stprsss Glesrman Co.
Ss5is T S qhSdsi' M:ss; - S2sisr p
Brig Ghrlstins lHan), hhrens, London, Pope Co.
M f'5R
ssbr Providence Br) Nshon, ST John, Nj, whitney
sor Washington Murch Alexandria Sc sturges Clear
scbr Norfolk Packet, Powell Norfolk, sturgos Clear.
sebr surf, Mailman, $. yoAss,P " Durham & Son.
SF Nara @ass1R FoEs
sssr Y2rktoSn; woglaW reter,burs las Hunter Go;
Arrived.
s s and HsS Wsss gs FrTP 5I ySfrS Sept 9Th
mile, d sGas Light, into BY the brig Dumas
tal from Cork for BRIDE but received dsmas
oen board 70 ascertain the damage and to
ssfE Ausnefp Del Of Aptwerpl lis dsys from BSaga
shgrt Of rroyisgus supped them with all they required
Ss' ssr . fas' Il w. lon @SSS sa saw
SLIP Col Cuts, yg2!i Liverpool % days with naso and
ith w gssepssIs e Logan Collins The s bound 70
Brs 40 eransd SBrl smith Guayams Pr Il days, with
brig Kite GGrvey CuiGad Bolivar, 81 dsys, with hides
kagged Island i days With sat TO Dusan, vessel to
brk Nnbh0 lbFJ LooNheN, SuePee n ahys' WIN iuinper'
Brig Venus (of New Haven't Gardiner st Msrys, Ca IL
days with lumber, to Massey X Amber.
brig susan small, SMALL, Mibrdgc days, with ssh, to
Bfig Long. icharlson Calais, 10 days. with lumber
BTs ri ala Page, Jones' Calais, 10 days, with lumber
70 siinpson, haylew& Go.
and oEwood, TO Slsght Gumbo & Baker
schr Ira Brtwster Horton lin ngton, NC, days with
sclr Rio Lane, Wilmington, c. days with naval stores
Sehr Col Sstterly Jones Wilmington, Nc, days.
Schr Matilda Wells Pearson, Wilmington, Nc, days
lumber, to IL Ropkenbaugh.
sehr Caroline Frances Fenton Philadelphia days, for
sehr u II Benedict Ellie Philadelphia for New Haven
SChr Wooden Brown, Philadelphia for Stamford.
sehr sauchnetl, Smith, Philadelphia for Bridgeport
sehr : Bert, 1uesst mibridse, sdayl
soIr Chapel Reynolds, Mllibridge, days
sesr Iremohs s wn,,s tYs , y hour
Schr Ontario. Joh nson Eas,port
SER Nov. York PACKET. f6amPfon, MsGhias, sdar,
sehr } \ Simpson. Green, Machias, days.
sehr'H b Fotter, Keller. East Nachas, days
sohr Egremet, Kerry, Machias, 7 days.
Schr Mary Delrhna Whurts, Calais, ~ days
Schr Ontario, -, Marlborough, IL days
Below,
Brig Amestury to Gardner Coaborn II days from Que
bee and days from Cut Of Cancer with slaves TO order
Brig Belle (Br)i u sidney, CB.
Sailed,
Steamehip Crescent City Porter, New Orleans snd ia
yana ships Comet Gardner San francisco; yinsss.n,
BarstoT, London Rookhway, Gardner Now oriennS ""h
sola, sprague, do Sea tbrl, Mckay, ST Stephen Nd
Wind at sunset, South.
RrTuRrppThe ship Hbtrnia Maloney, hence Tor Liver
pool 9TH inst 70 port this morning havhB On
sunday th in lat 40 90 lon H. discovered tat .ny ~
ho so ,e, sonnded again and found fourteen feet wa
ter and deemed il prudent to return And succesded IN
escbne bort having the pumps oonstany going and re-
i,ta r M, ~ tbroe feet water The had on board
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FtEcIiorI IN hLrsr, IiL.--Dr. Thos NJ Hope received
ajorify OF 81 votes AMI chosen Mayor Of Alton at
the late election The other oiars elected were as f,
lovss-Rcgiter H. q. Mcpike; Treasurer s.eobtn Pier
SON Aldtrmen-tirst ward w. 4. Miller. W. A. Plat
and o. skimani Second ward, N. Hanson % Mueller
and D Sou'her; Third ward, p, Gut2weller William
Mcbride, and William sbattuck; Fourth ward b. 81
Estcau, J. T. Ash, and joel NeuG
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HrOOklyn CITY Intelligence

FHf--TnnEr MEs SERIOUSLY IsJuREp About four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire broke out in the third
story Of the large brick building 4s Fuon street caused
BY the ibong Of pot Of varnish some other sub
lance of a conbustiblo nature which set fire TO the
sbavngs about the floor, and spread so rapidly tina.
t"o or the workmen were left other alternative but
Jump cut OF the third story window One of them
nsmed Arnold German recently arrived in this coun
Try was so badly in ured 10y the fall that his life
pared or lie was picked up in state Of insen>bility
- Alderman Nicely and conveyed 30 the City Hospital
he other man, also German, named Charles
schmidt. was considerably bruised, but it Is
thought his Injuries not of serious character The
apartment in which tho fire originated occupied by
y. Pagan. ensmelled chamber ware ma,ufacto.
bis loss amounts TO 81 ZOO and that Of his workmen
who lost all their tools 1900 more upon which there wa
ho insurance While the fire was raging With great ferry
fan named john Sctaer entered the house to ren Ter
t5sstance 10 the iremcp, and rhockingy burned
ie vas token TO bis residence, No 10 Doughty street
ara attended 10 by physician The lower floor was oc
cuped as an OIL store By Nr Iaao Coleman Ills loss
amounts to about $500 mainly occssoned by water e
is upy insured in the North ltver Insurance Conn auy
nc adjoining buildings on either side dsmaged TO
The extent Of about Si10, ari the house in vhtsh
the fire commenced was completely Quilted from the
s..ohd story James Irvine prepared chalk MN lf.c
tnrer IN NO 90 lost almost eco in consequence OF the
great body Of water unevo.daby thrown into hs house
ly the iiemen lie vac not neued The Buildings ara
owned by John q, Howard Esq whose lose exceed
Vao upon which there is insurance. OF 80 500 one
bali the Mohawk Valley Insurance Company AID the
other half IN the Rochester City Insurance Company
SUPPOSED lrraNricipE. yesterday morning an infant
presenting evidences Of having been staDgled to death
Eas pickt up near the Main street ferry Slip by W.
wood The Coroner notified and nvesty a,io, Is
to be entt,td into
THE TIMrEhASeE MovrNfsT The Brooklyn Tempe-
pefaroe Alliance held meeting NJ No Court street
last night for The purpose Of taking action to wards
the formation Of temperance ticket. After consua-
on az to the expedieucy Of selecting candidates at th,
time they finally resolved TO await the action of the
democratic conventions 20 he held during the prcsont
week sDo adjourned over 70 Monday evening next. when
stewcuon VIII no doubt he made. Two years ago the
temperance party potd nearly two thousand VOTES and
II Is confidently anticipated that they will DO able to poll
thee thousand at the coming election.
CRY MeRTtLIrY The total number Of deaths 10 this
city during the past week was 81 Of which 4s were
males 20 .males 81 adults and IS uDdsr q years OF
ago OF the above died Of cholera of cholera infan-
tum o. cholera norbus and ofyarious types OF fever
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Court CalepdRr--This Day.

,e SUPREME couRr--CIHcuIr- Mos 600 eo5k 2s4, GIT
~ ~ fsl, p6I 500 $40 37l, sol, sos ais 5i3 10
col COG - W. "
srTRrHy CouRr--SrrcIaL TgnM.--Nos IA rs A "a
70. IS. 20 II, ts 81. 49, 90. 81. - -
uruEp STATES DIsIEIcr CouRr Noe 81 To "a
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Married.
On Friday evening s~piember a. bx the Rev. DIR
snepDeso VILLAIN LsvEs'rr ReBlcsos, Of Camden
BOwie,t Eco, Of this city
New Orleans and Msiue papers please copy.
On saturday morning Sept 25th Ct Grsoe Ohuroh
BrctNyn ~ the Rev. DR. vnton, PmLIr q. srsvsss
to mas Sv,J s,oDDARp. second daughter Of Capt.
btoddaId sli o. tbs above place
Bos On ans NeCport papers please COPY.
On TbuIsday evrriRg 6ePtembse % By tins Rev D. l.
yark If he bedford street n. p. church. Mr. BssIAMs
r. rfsrEy Mira MARGAREr PArTIsoS, both OF this cit
On suncay, sep. mber % BY the kev Father ,auirs
psrsb priest # ksst brooklyn PsANo,s L. HAeAarY 10
Mtss MARIA HicGIss, OF this CITY
New Orleans papers please oopy.
Died,
On Monday, September ~, MARIA LOUISA BARTON. vi
dow Of 'h. as John Barton Of the city OF Coventry
England In her 76th year.
The friends Of the family requested to attend che
funeral ng At Sh clock from the resi-
of Der ION, 3, <. sarton No lis C4nal street.
On sunday evening l6,h ivst RicHARD VAN voosHis,
Van v0oibis.
Ills relatives and the friends the family are respect
3 O'Clock from The residence OF hta father No. 1903
Bridge street. t,cckiyn without further nGtics
% saturday September rs. q typhus fever, SAMUEL
KIDNEY ego % years months AID IL days
Pouebke~psie papers Eitase COPY.
On Morisy, september II, BRIpoEr, wife Of Philip
The friends and acquaintsnces OF the family aud those
Of her brothers IN as respectfully invited attend
her funeral this s., noon at from her late
don No lao East twenty fourth street.
In Williamsburg. after q long Illness suddenly. on
surdsy evening sent. mhsr 20 mrs. MARY IsossrpE,
In The 6t year OF h.e gs reict Of the late Dr. George
II. Ironside, Of WashiBg CITY
The trends and scquai0tances Of the family. and Of
her sons. In law Lieut. J0hu j. GLEASON and
sr Alfred Briggs respectfully invited to attend
funeral 10 morrow morning at 10 O'Clock from No. 80
south Third street
On Monday September q, FRANcrs MARION DoUpRn,
of Peter and Eleanor Doudre aged years. months
and 25 dsys.
The Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon ct clock from the
residence OF his parents No. Union place Brooklyn
On Monday morning, September II, JAMES SLOAN, In
the 2eth year If his sge.
Ills lends respectfully invited to attend his fune
ral this at ernoon at O'Clock, from his late residence,
No. 345 Broadway
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Ballots cast.

MT. korgsns then declared nominated,
noUncemekt which wa, received with loud cheers
HOUSE,
The convention theu am,d veral cries 10 adjourn
which were raised tcm tme TO time proceeded 10 tn
nomination for Governor of IN. Aim. House Tue strug
gle here lay entirely the successful candidate
washing ton Smith auu Dennis McLougtltn a young
man vha will be BY the ballottings very
w@My supported. The r-eult declared till the
fourth ballot it be'pR found the third that by
htept too mA had npSu cast Tha -
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United states Circuit Couya,

ltIVIt UUh IUuE- btltt.
SErT 27.-The court was opened aud adjourned
:. ccnst quencc OF the absence of Judge Mellon
Should Judge n rot arrive IN town to day Judge
Gets will proceed with the business Of the District
Count
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H.rald Marine correspondence.

A.
Arryed-Bsrk Sarah Ann, Dockpin NYork briggs Lamar
e senter Gardiner, he Tangent Reed, Haven't Typce,
r. hin Eaft rort BouapaSe, Foster North America,
Fostsr, NYork Monticello, clifford, Boston sohrs y
81 10 sharp Charleston; X Brownins Ridley Jumhta,
,bfor VIM Baird, stuhbs A siuest Foster, aud Ad.
ytut blackwell EYorhi Bonj English, Lyon, md hich-
noud Neey kHaven, Jas ERrrhlt cctb Ta RIVER yopn
TtIp Newcomb, James River; Lucinda Jano, Wau, sni
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ILAcEs OF NATivIry-United States, $50 ireland III
England 10 Wales Germany, % France q Sweden, l;
Ausria i SSitzerland 2 Russia British Prosecutions in
From Hospital Bellevue, s: Penitenary kwells
Island 81 Randalis Island - City Hospital City Prison
i mshouse Blackwell's asland. /; Colored Home,
Colored Orphan Asylum, i colorod persons. 6.
lnterments returned from Wards Island. g.
- A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Sept. eJ 1852.
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Mr. Washington smith thereupon declared nomi-
Esied nor the Office, aud the convention adjourned at
about ~ o'clock
The County Convention meet at the place this
evening, TO nominate the Coroners AMI Sheriff sc.
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THE TURF.


TTfioS COURSE +. I.-TRoTTING-TUEsDAY. 2sTH,
~ ~ o'clock, y. NJ. match tor $780, two miles AMI ro-
peat IN harness Mr. nelpby names gr Sbackte Back;
Mr. ID. ThSr names b. Black Ralph Stages will leave
Fulton Ferry Brooklyn at o'clock, T. N. Return
as the sport IL Fare, each way, % cents.
JOHN |. ehEDIKER Proprietor.
Union COURSE l.. L-TRoTTINa-wEDNESDAY,
~ September 18th "a o'clock, y. NJ. purse and stake
Tor $3.50 mile heats best three in five wagon
Winch names sp 10. Lacy Bond; Mr.. j. Woodruff
M Cant Tells hr 3. Mclaughlin & Blanc Negre;
Mr. 7. " Nodue names b. Goo West. Cara will leave
South Ferry, Brooklyn at o'clock, r. NJ Return 5000
rs sport 10 over. Fare each way. Is cents.
JOHN I. sNEDIKER Proprietor
IINloN COURSE, l.. I.--TROTTING.-oN THURS
day, September 30th 40 T. NJ precisely match for
&t00 two miles and repeat in harness Mr. III Jones
Jersey Girl Mr. Whspley names 3, T. Tom. Cars wi
ron at ~ Pm. JOHN l. SNEDiKER, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, L. ]. - TROTrING-- THURSDAY,
" September 10th, at ~ o'clock, r. NJ. A purse and
stake $780, mile heats; best three in five to wason Wagon
and driver weigh 1906 pounds. Mr. s IIoagn names b.
True john Mr. W. Wheelan names Honest John; Mr.. H.
woodruff names b. g. Pelham Cars viii leave South
Ferry Brooklyn ut Ia o'clock r. NJ. and return
the sport 10 over. JOHN ]. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
f'rNTREvILIE COURSE, y. Is-GREAT STALLION
" stoh for f2OO three nile hcnts, 30 pounds
October f2h. Mr.. D Tallman b. h. 81. Lawreneet
Va q. Ssloef uAmos b. h. Ncrhlnaton.
JOEL CONgLIS, Proprietor.