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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

Of Rio Janero we have dates from Buenos Ayres
70 Aug % Geo Urquzs had sent message 10 the Con.
gress Of Santa Fe resgning the Office Of Provisional Di
rector In order not be obstacle 70 the acceptance Of
the Constitution by the province Of Buenos Ayres and tho
maintenance Of pcsee Throughout the remaining Provinces
peaceful ncnadons manifested In addition to The
rigorous measures against the dsurbers d public trsnqu
~ already announced ;he Government had dismissed al the
Office holders who had AornsAS during the siege Of
Buenos Ayres several foreign noseyOker' being nclad
cd in the number The Chamber Of Justice bad been re-
organized under the Presidency Of DR. vsssie spS In
tie Legislature manifesto being drsva s9t 49,
for the unon Of parties and a. platform Of fore 81
domestic policy Tor the future The financial difeutlsS
continued and Of losn Of s3sooOo which the merchants
had promised to the Government hardly one half had been
shed
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su1p sAnAnAnocK pELOW BOsTON. &e


The ship Sagadahocl on board of which seventy deaths
from Cholera have been reported is below this City lhe
Msyor and Adermen held special meeting this morning
and passed order for the Committee on Internal heah 10
take such that the danger from its approach may
De avortCd fiom this City.
The hp sagadahoc lost only IS passengers by cholera
The disease appeared on the second day out; C9Wah
Fisher returns thanks Capt Milford Of the ship laVre
for his kindness in supplying medicines and stores.
The bark Charles William arrived at this port from
Savannah reports Oct H. lat IS 40 lon 70 TO- saw AYES
sd ON fire. masts gone and glib hanging from the gib-
boom She appeared to be of about 800 or 400 tuns.
Passed close to her but boats and supposed hat
the crew had left her.
Geographic dispatch from New Orleans announces
The death OF Goschalks father The distinguished plan
st will Notwithstanding, fulfil his engagements in this
CITY
The bark Benjamin Adams from Syria arrived at this
mort brings Jerusalem pillow and other articles from the
Holy Land for the Crystal Palace at New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

CISrKR COUNTY TEMPERANCE MoyENENTS-The friends
Of PrOhbiiory Law in the County Of Ulster met in
meeting al Stone Ridge in the Second Assembly District
On the nth inst The meeting evineod great spirit and de
termination 1t addressed by E. d. Culver, Of this
City and after full and free discussion Of the matter and
On receiving from Hon Meeker Gorham the Wing nominee
sn and satisfactory communication the meeting unani
nOasy adoped him as their candidate Mr. Culver ad
dressed large meeting in Kingston, which is in the First
assembly District the 18th. Ii is feared the nominees in
ai District not rhAble though it is understood that
Sneru the Wing nominee for Senator is Maine Law man.
Ia doubted If there County in the State which, taken
whole is more thoroughly aroused than Old Ulster.
YEA smith Of King veteran in the cause aud there
aNhcsis Ike him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
NEW-YORK DIsPEysARY.

NCSrHfT RETORT FOR SEPTEMBER, lS53-At the regg
ar rnhy meeting Of the Board Of Trustees held at the
Drpensar Of White and Center st the following
rerorts were read showing the Of business done
during the pas; month.
The House Physician iDr d. L. Adams reports the
number Of new patients 70 be - follows
Attended at the Dspensary BY DIS Stole Hardenberg'
Marshall Corson Harris, IoneEe7. Eager Moueypenny.
Gomer and baltimore. males, llt7 females. l'55t At
tended At their homes BY DIS Hardenber Harris Bsaop
S)usckerbos Harriet and Lee males Isl females, "a
Taccinaied bv DR. Parkinson. males, - females, 81
Minor surgery dentistry sc, by d.. Adams males III
females Sos TOtsl Ne new patients, 57f. Inc Aposae'
cary D- T. Jenkins reports the number Of prescrp-
tons dispensed in his department 20 b. as follows Total
ssls largest No in one day 55I least No in one day
go: average daily No 3i5.
The principal diseases have been fevers phihsis, dsen
,erv and few cases II small pOx Il i remarked tina, Of
the latter had been vsocnated either by neglect
or the prejudices Of their parents.
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SYNOD \. S. OF PRESBYTERY OF NEW YORK
AND NEWJERSEY

The Session was resumed again yesterday morning, at
10 O'Clock, in the Beecker-st Church The Rev Isaac
Van Doren and Luther Halsey Nan DOren Of the Synod
Of New Jersey Otis lockwood Of the Winiham Associ4
ton; c / Rice and Thompson Of the Synod Of Gene
see John Lsty Of New Jersey, Baptist Association, ami
Jacob Roberts of the Old Colony Association Mass were
invited to sit a. corrcsI onding members.
Tie morning Session was entirely occupied by discus
sion on the Slavery queson-meny OF the members being
strongly opposed 10 the Synod having any discussion
the sufject which was Oycrrulei and some excellent
sueechtS were made b. DIS Cox, Rowland, Spear Rev.
Iislsev skinner, Jr Peoubet, Elder Griffith. Chief
Justice HouboWer and others which resulted IN The iol
lowing resolution:
co.. Sti'. We believe ha, in the present a.psc Divine
Po,iderce General Assemble. BY any portion
Die aud utSTedet his whole subject Therefore 10
to or PRAYER country in all its sections AMI t'
lie Rev DR. Parker was appointed Preacher and the
Rev Adam Miller bis alternate, at the next annual meet
ing The subject Of the Sermon 10 be The bearing OF
modern scientific discovery upon the claim OF the Bioe
The Committee appointed at the last annual meeting to
confer with the Editor Of Tie Me- York Erdngei" on
the subject Of making thai paper more OF
organ Dc, oed to this church reported that the OBJECT
Dr. Cox then proposed the following resolution which
was adopted;
Ror,s Committee be appointed 70 eon; With Ministers
ara MeL o'Is ~ o 49, With rowrer % do whaeyer
premises may seem eHPedn with the .nse @
H. Fletcher moved the following resolution which was
sdoued-and he stated that a large meeting az Metropoh
ian Hall would be held shortly the subject
Btf3 That tie synod recommend congregations undef t
care 10 wi hT ieow-tErls meoraiknf ne 1oF
Of ~ nesotaion Win t u3yeIn-
frerts Of other VIXEN Necessary the rgns OF cOhrue
of religious worship and OF Crs.an s1ra q American el1 -
who are soolfuug tTaveilg within theH terriiones
Mr. Frankensein sent invitation for the members oil
the SYNOD 10 visit bis Panorama Of Niagara ais al Hope
Chapel which was accepted with thanks
The int Monday in January and the fourth Thursday
in February lss4 were apart for days Of prayer and
The second Thursday in January humiliation and ias
day for the revival Of our religion in our churches
III se.sion closed with pIayeIs az y clock I u
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Democratic Nominations.

JegcTson Co-Assembly !. George A. jenkins = Ma
than Whiting - -. g..
Mn Onada-senator. Rutger ID. Miller, who goes for
Greene c Bronson for L ). senator. go - M,
XX Csueg0 and Ngdis0H.-Senator' simeon L. hiteh
cock soft Of CsZenoyia. =, s, a,
With Judicial District-Jsmes Taylor, the Hard Shell
candidate FOR Justice Of Supreme Court has wiihita"n
Catiaraugus C0.-Assembly /. Lewis J. Mason OF
Fran klinvile No..
Attorney Sidney Smith o,a
Vtomfng Co-Assembly, Hemsn Wilson, China DIS
trict Attorney William Mitchell, Perry.
With Judicial District, Justice Of Supreme Solrt
long term joseph G. Masten No nomination made '''
short ,,.., 90
Aoairo-aery Co-Dstrict Attorney james Oenlef'
Ceguga Co-Distrct Attorney, Erwin r Higgins
Hard. . - -, ~. r,;.,-;..
Attorney c + Madison.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

Jonathan Trotter Esq. President in the Chair
R,olgOns-That the poll of the Fifth Election District
Sixth Ward be changed from No 47i to No i97 fear ST.
Adopted.
That the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps cause
Broedway and the Bowery be lighted from dark to day
light every night To Committee on Lamps &c.
from BOard Of ALDERMEN Resolution de.ignaung
places Of holding election poll in sixth Ward Amended
by alt, ring Sixth District from NO l. Franklin 81 10 NO
I35 Walker ST. and as amended, concurred in
Resolution designating places OF poll IN NIneteehil
Ward Amended by altering Third District to corner VI
Eighty sixth and Fourth and as amended concurred
Resolutions designating places of poll and appointing In
spectors in various Wards Con urrodin
HesoIah0Hs-Ihat the following persons be appointed
INSPECTORS of Election in the Twenty second Ward w
First Distric-John Magnu-. Patrick Murphy AMI W N
Nolan Second Dstrict-Garret ii Striker, Jr, Charles
Camubell and VIM II Aides Third Dstrict-Peter Mas
ter.on Jr Michael Treacy and John Miller Adopted.
Tha. the following places be Designated for holding the
election poll in the Twenty second ard viz In fTst DIS
tict Forty first ST. between Seventh and Eighth ava. Sc
end District No 65 Eighth Third District Griffin g.
Broadway between Seventeen and Seventy -nrs' SIS
Drsignang places for holding the election polls in Nine
teonih Ward Laid on tie table
OF Committee Streets 10 concur TO change name ot
Factory - 70 Wayerly place. Adopted.
From Board ~ Observation-Disclosures IN favor % IN
creasiug pay OF Police. Amended by striking out the
wo.ds patrol and detailed men and substituting the
words Sergeants and Policemen The Item OF pay 10
Cartans Leutenaus and Policemen. were taken up sep
ordinance colecyeyl 10 l. the President Fonus III the
Resolution to have alarm bell in Thirty third st tower
removed to City Hall Concurred IN.
Resolufi0a-lhat the election poll OF the Third District
Fourth Ward be held at NJ. g Cherry st instead Of
Jsmes,lip Adopted
The Board then adjourned to Monlay afternoon AZ q
O clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

very large meeting Of the citizens or the EleYeAi1
wand friendly 10 the Reform movement was held last even
ing Al the han No 655 Fourth Mr.. l.. y johnson in
the Chair and NJ. samuel Leach acting as Secretary
ne Object of the meeting was for the purpose Of ap-
mining Committees 70 nominate Charter OhieeFs HE
following named gentlemen were appointed .
L. Distrct-Joseph Abbott Joe! belly LAo'h SIC
ia Diurict-A Woodruff, John Lewis, 1 J Fowler.
ma Disfriof-Nm Gray. Andrew storms
IVfi Decentralization Meter Allen cameron y y
Wright r.-. S.u,r.l
I Patterson. = -. ,,st
/, was decided 70 call meeting the ms Of mex "esA
The meeting was then adjourned.
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A commune alton from the Commissioner OF streets ana
Lomrs stating the amount expended 10 first Of October
in cleaning streets as s2l556l II leaving balance OF
the appropriation Of only s3s 80 The total number oil
loads Of dirt and removed was $1,000 Number
Of loads of manure collected 229sl Number of loads OF
dirt remov ed 2i4O95 Amount paid for sweeping s57ss2
Paid for carriage s66G5j Total sl239)' %. Number OF
loads Of ashes garbage &c. removed 22s5io loads.
Amount expended for said, g. 39s Is
Reports Adop,edTo remove the rock at foot of Jack
son + East River known as Vanderbilt rock author
i,in0 street Commissioner to contract with Messrs Mail
lefort & Raasof and approprating $4,000 for same The
report in favor reducing the rent of the Wall st ferry
from $4,000 to s. 900 adopted by the following vote
after long debate Afirmatiye-Moore Haly Sturte-
want Oakly Tweed, Brsey Francis, Bard, Denman'
Cornell and Peck-ll Negative-BOyce Barr, Smyth'
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BROOKLYN CITY WING CONVENTION.

The Brooklyn City Wing Convention for the nomination
Of City Officers met at Mrs Priests Hotel Thursday evening
and organized by the election of Abraham Bayas Chair
man and John LOOMS Secretary After the usual prem
mary business motion was made to nominate John VI
Perry for the Office of Commissioner Of Repairs and Sup
plies by acclamaon which negstved and ballot was
entered into with the following result;
Number Of IS Ahrsham Burkbeck...'...
John NJ Perry a John Leecs
NJ Perry thereupon declared the nominee Of the
Convention
ballot was then entered into for candidate for the
Office Of Collector of Taxes and Assessments which resulted
thus
Number q vo,es........ % Jesse Rowan....,.....'
OeoEe Nesd s. Isaac baceaw
o. 10 A. T. Laurence.
MIR Mead was declared nominated
For the third office that of Street Commissioner there
three baotngs the last Of which shows the following
result
Nuter & Horaiio Carter
Archibald r. lawrence. ?
Mr. Laurence thereupon declared nominated and the
Convention shortly after adjourned
The Wing Convention TO nominate County Officers will
be held at Flatbush the 2ith inst.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
-, ,,rc At MEETING AT ROCHESTER-A MIXED
TUT TICKET FOR STATE OFFICERS PROPOSED.

meeting held here last evening composed o. prom
n. hs.;ness men. without distinction Of party They
an address TO the Electors of the State, and pro
,sd State ticket made up from the Wing bunker and
Bsrnburner tickets
The ayOwed objects to elect good men, and to prevent
Marty from controlling the Canal contracts and thus
rsrdenp the Treasury The address is very able and it
acclaimed That the movement is extensively and powerfully
svnuOred The Hon jonathan Chds presided at the meet
ing
The following is the ticket proposed
Clinton for Secretary Of State
COoE for Comptroller.
SEcAR for Treasurer
HOFFMAN fof Attorney General
Glaze for Surveyor
YATES for Canal Commissioner
BESeITT for State Prison Inspector.
Woop and DEMO for Judges
BOWIE for CLERK OF the Court Of Appeals
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from cor w hrY .IstI
SPRINGFIELD, Fnds

FROM ogT W. nj. =
sPsDGFIELD Friday Oct 81, 1888
The morning Is Of the glorious character Of the
two preceding days Al O'Clock there was large crowd
upon The ground before the morning trains bad added
their ,hrong From the number OF tickets cold yesterday
and the sesson tickets Previously cold ii is ssceraned that
e.te;ed the number low ct 10000 There must have
been 1000 or 1900 upon the ground in the afternoon and
from appearances thu Roraing the number viii BE- Is srea
tosGy -,
Aher the cose Of my letter yesterday troing Eaaen
caoe OF Which excited good deal Of Interest Elsysn
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIyGTON, Friday, Oct p, 1913
Julius f. Meiere late Private Secretary TO Gen Cas-,
was removed from cerkship in the Pension Bureau TINS
morning for ohastising clerk who reported Ian 10 Tie
Commissioner
The Star of this evening expresses its settled belief that
within AZ hours Collector Bronson will receive note
saving in the ewest possible words that the President
hn no further occasion Tor his services.
William H. Hanscomb. Of Portsmouth n. IL, has Deeh
appointed Naval Constructor.
6oyernmen is said to have received adyices OF the pre-
snston and reception of JJ Seibel Charge to Beigu H
mcitzens dress.
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NEv.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. OCTOBER % 1853

The whole ranber 81 arrests during the previous *
md nfiss amounted - 9oi During tn srsi sir Ais
o. nc ft-f Lc-u rs committed 81 blr.lrcs sfs -8ni
hictLf- sLo ~ rlii l-rcen' s TIE III sa5 ut Of
proper, ost - tbs -7v -1-rn.ei % a. SD Co. rr,rr
hss - FH.s' 81 rrorarion ordinances reported =
he y = -i-ten Attorney .or prosecution. III ,a wlrs
80. -4.'-4 g. f.-- yah .lL-il-. at 1s f'-l 81
I'll IT. % .t l0.t children restored % their p1
re- g.. OBJ ots rese rcs. lei from lr Elil- -i ,)n
anls tr- Race arst II nhe7s Of te department. and
- o. NAfL ,'-re -suf>td- -u member 81 S-ci
ifoM one Tes md .rer CHARGES, ali t.ei 1l
sue from pay sll4 % were dcduc a IRON the
Fat 81 sLet I-s= IA Csses VI suspension
HE iohownc ble enhOdes te principal feature IN the
Ler and totfl- - - $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

Tie steamship Osprey which sailed from Charleston 81
sP n on Saturday last for Philadelphia, had not nhyed
that port last evening and fears are entertained that she
NAV have met with some disaster II will be recoected
that the steamship VIM Penn which started from Charles
ton On the 10th inst for New York seen on the lsih OF
the bar putting back consequence ofsevere weather and
it il possible the Osprey msy have encountered very adj
we're winds and seas and may have been compelled TO
take course which necessarily extends the time Of her
Trip The following Is liz, Of the Osprey passenger
Mrs Carey J. II Kendall, II l.. Calvert, A. y Hun
ter j. A Conley Miss Flora Livingston, Mrs.. W. HID
cins X NJ Bartlett lady and children. Miss Gerdins.
ID g Allen. ThOs l.. Lee, j. r. Hutchinson y. pyise.
Jr " Perry John NJ Cofey james Brown, ID. Camp
bell L C. sheridan and lady and IL 10 the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

"a a, he oos arisieaou the Bosst To Commit
sse On rrsfs
bTAr MrrtyThs, NJ cco7sr ssi NJ Dc Psyss bs sils1
tor EAfcufrs q raInirtee . he FIRE Aea.er-
lie President ruled that said p1lpo itiOn Wa 81
Greer Being in conflict with the BY Lsws OF ths B11-i
which provide that said Committee shall consist Of i've
members
NJ Murphy appealed rom the decision Of the Chair
an1l On not on. said appeal was laid on the Table
lie Board adjourned wednesday next at S o clbck
ALBERT GILBERT. Cle.k
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GREAT FIRE AT louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Oct. p, 1893.
Anmmense fire broke out in this city this morning. The
Journal Office the Louisville Rolling Mil warehouse con
tanning large quantity of iron Holbrook tobacco ware
house the extensive Wholesale drug of Wilson Starbir
Smith. two stove warehouses three dry goods stores and
trunk factory all with their entire contents dc
sroyed The block from Bullet ST. half way to Water,
on Nnh st is consumed and the fire is sill raging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
RAILROAD coLLIsIoN-rwo MEN KILLED.

IANNAsIINl VNI' II
collision occurred the Railroad Bridge al Goats
VILE this morning between a freight tram going down.
and passenger train coming up. Both zines were DIS
Abed and two men, named Williams and Davis, on the
freight train were killed and another name unknown Sc
yerey injured Owing to short curve near the bridge
where the collision occurred. the trains were nearly
stopped not going at more than four miles hour conse
Qaenty no one ON the passenger train was injured and IN
The last car the shock was scarcely felt The two men who
were killed resided at pcnningtOnyille
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
SOUTHERN MAIL DELAYS-INCREASE IN COAL
TOLLS

BALTIMORE Friday, Oct. 81, 1883.
We have no mail TO night south of Wilmington
The mail boat from Charleston for Wilmington, on
Wednesday encountered hurricane, and did not arrive
I'LL twelve hours after her usual time
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have decided after
the let November 10 increase the toll on coal from Oun
berland TO O. 25 per tun Ii is now 81 IS.
New Orleans papers Of Friday last are received leaving
one mail still due
steamer Mcdaniel heretofore repored at the mouth of
the Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

TX ORANGE and SuHran-senator Charles ST. John
Orangs CO-District Attorney, David + Oedney' Deef'
park. ,,-..,..- c-,a, A.,
seubly. l. Uriah Gregory ?. Daniel stewart
Mil Cortland, BT00me and Ii0ga.-Senatei III
George W Bradford ~,
T,ega Co-Asrembly DR. J. H Arnold Owego Dis
trct Attorney, Il. Tracy ~.
XXI OnOHcaga CO.-Senator, james hunroe Us
froI Attorney. Clark Andrew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

A, here In either Of these Piece~ there
10 - e chance for him to build up journal while
sso nothing but G''ist at the gradual decay Of
boz ~beh bis name and nature have 50 'ong osen
Ai rnt l. affirmed by vel informed parties thai
1ness deelnng in circulation and profits and there
TkHo "a doubt that il inAuence-whieh Il has s,eady
o,rrupt and delnoralze the public minds s'nk
ssa .. 4, proper nulity Under such circumstances ,.
bs that the heal manager Of The Satanic should
bo.g 30 swsy. We congratulate Ne"York on the
eft~ ,pa would hope that the individual in question
rrP'.s 0nlv remove but reform, and begin new HABITS
pH locality We regret to say that thore Is no sign
b moral change and that he s'il seeks to oshe
whose growth and superiority are driving hun
~ feld Thus he tries to make others believe what
r'l no, tue that the circulation Of this journal IS
an thousand lee daily than il actually H. lie repre-
'.D, TrfsrsE e. bat the fourth paper Of this City IN
- .ub.erbers ard sales when in fact IS the trs
hen hes larger circulation than any other general
~ es Newspaper il the world and is increasing win
y. rspdiy Now this persistence in dlrepuia
does not augur well FOX the success Of the be
,ueh community that Of Boston or even in
We are afraid be vii break down there quite
i-rn,rv .sd more rapidly than he Is doing here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22

Sagt Weeden Of schr Major Ringgod, now at Savan.
a disappeared on Friday night last since which time he
80 not been heard Of He retired TO bed on Friday night
- saturday morning his hat was on deck IL Is sup
Sso thsf be fell or jumped overheard, and has been
SV"ueo Capt Weeden about 81 wears Of age, and
-N Nae and two Children residing in Salem, Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
GENEALOGICAL SEMINARY.

The Rhetorical Exercises al the Senior Class Of students
At Ills Seminar took place last night and passed of toll
erably well. The speakers were a & Bee0e on ithe
ism Of Democracy = o II Seymour. on Truth ).
Inst Claim Of he Natural Sciences on the Ministry
and IL A Lounsberry. on The Saracens Of Spain
There music 10y the Haydn Society under the lead OF
Prof Root
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
FRIDAI. Oct. q. 1913

Pf,ions P,frre9-Of occupants and owners OF proper
~ In sixty third s. to have Sixty third st between Nl1n
and Tenth avs opened and marked a; country road
have the public lamps lighted in the Bowery: ri.
p,r,yf n chr OF Pocs-The semi annual report OF the
Chief Of Police embracing the ms. SIX months Of ths
is3 received and ordered be printed The doc
contains some interesting statistics which We quote Inc
snces committed against persons less during the
winter than in the spring and summer month"; d 1''
tinctlv arrears from the following extract . -, -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
r,curu WAND REFORM ASSOCIATION.

meeting AT No 100 Wooster which some business
Incident 10 the Reform movement was transacted anl u
10 clock il adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
prrnpM MEFTING pOSTPONED

The MIN Ward Municipal Reform Meeting I'VE
,isd for Last night adjourned in consequence Of wei Wea
her in next week No day liked but Il VIII ProoA
Div come Of wednesday or thursday al bioouhsDAi9'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-22
BRAZIL

We have received journals from RoJans5o 70 sepsmbr
There IA no news in them The Imperial Legislature
wss holding ong vnded debates railroads and pubic
education Tedious takers the Brs>siisns
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TRIAL FOR ARSON

HUDSON, Friday, Oct 81, 1883.
In the case Of G.. W Symonds indicted for in the
hrsi degree the jury empanneled this morning and
The trial is proceeding
The Hon Ira Harris presidcS.
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ORIENTAL REPUBLIC.

We have dates from Monteydeo to August IS. No news
OF moment Gen Oribe bad sskedfer passport to leave
the Republic aud L wa supposed wouh go to Spain