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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Drowned Al The ATLANTIC DoCE.-A bOatman named
jose oh Dmon of the hands employed on barge No
49, Of bite Haven, Pa, AMI lying In the Atlantic ba'h
Cl from the gang plank on Saturday night. and was
drowned The family of deceased, consisting of a wife
ard two children reside at HobOken His body was re-
covered
BPooKLYs CRY GUARD.-1his Company under the
command If Capt Robert b Clarke proceeded TO Phha
deli ha Yesterday morning to celebrate their anniversary
They number, forty men and were accompanied
by band of music.
THE FIFrH BRIGADE-The annual parade OF the Firth
Brigade New York State Militia to last two days, con
ME need East New York, yesterday. The 18Th IAN
10Th and I'D Regiments were represented Today the
troops TO be reviewed by Maj. Gen W ard
Fine Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in the sta
Bile aao he'd the grocery OF Mr. Powell on the corner
Of Myrtle av aud Adams 4 The fire department soon
arrived on the ground. and the flames were speedily eN
tinguishCd Damage small.
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CRI(KET


- Irorrf'- tl"b y FF7F.l orr II"b,
davis flav between tht-. two Cllb- t5lk pa.s ye-
ieIdsy the gruLd Of iSe oimef 81 ne Ia II -,
Verlfr Ire riever, vare rf -en from ik'se sn5sr-
not engszed in the former nat D. w' p br,u-h rh on
excel, n players Nr Hieham Of &c ~ lofN "a
made he frt appearance in IL months e p an exc III
ylsyeT and oVghf "a have 0ui before - = e
ct 50 runs vol and did OveI g1t n vel IN me
Georges tide Ne had MIR Groom hi hr.t aPpeare e ~
two yeGrshe IL just returned lTsa Calf mia where =.
has started Cricket Club Mr. G. q Cricket r ali over
he bsiod and BOWED beautifully and will BE- smart oP
yOuens 10 Cansasns when .bey again visit u SAN
Wiebts SOD bOvled vel and rl make good Cnekefer
We missed the Barclays they ought To- have played
Only inning played by either side and victory
was declared for the Nov York Cab by - runs
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MARRIED..

BRADLEY-REED-A Milan Ohio, Oct 6. BY the Rev Nc
clspp $ bradley Of Wilton Conn 70 Miss Harriet L.
yopua,st Reed. Esq tho former Pase
COW PERI IIwAIT-BRUsII-At Jamaica. L. l., on he loh
October by The Rev John Aiser Mr. John CosPeth~sf 81
Nsw York 10 Miss Mary v. Brush OF the former place -
MAN-NRADENbURUH-On Monday, Oct 10 BY the hoa
Jacob Mayor, Richard Seaman 10 Mss hsr o
A Nrsds uburgh al OF this city. - ~
SMITH LOROn Tuesday evening Oct By the Rev Nj
Cawtold Mr. Smith Nilsmsburgh 90 Ma frsncfu,
B Tsyior dsu liter b Taylor ESQ, Of the same place
WHIT EHOkN Ne KEL1ON-On sunday evening sept % ~
the Rev James H. Perry, James II Whitchorne 70 Mary tail KS
los Of his
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COURT cALENpAR-rnIs pAY

CoMMoN PLE.s-Part Mos. 65s. 66e GIG clS OF
SIS go egL 6cs 6s 69l 69i 6 ga ll9 feu Nos 'iS '
ne 10 ~ 726 rs In 7Se ISL. 1S2 lit 10 1is ,w
SUPERoR CoURT-NOs 200, 81, le9, sO2, POS, 'OaHD
.O7 s go 30 2llto 2a 70 rs 10 2il, 2t1 IA A tls
CIRCUIT CorRT-Nos. 1877. 1870 III 49, l52 $50 i'''
1871. 2I9 itl5, al, 2ij pa 20 . ~. -.
SUPREME COURT-General lerin-Sor = ~ H. ~ ~
Is g. a - %. - a. 81, 81 49,
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srPPRIOR COURT Before judge CAMPBELL.
- -, - Iro h-r. .asiu. Eris Railroad Company


10 recover about ego. alleged value OF two trunk.
GOOD ,f, in the s . .s :, nsS. L 70. 4S
have teen PSnas own .H =" 81 20 Imperfect
VIM Duetsi sst Psfeh Daay 4. "A .....,, and
To damages or sged ssI"T ana
w. d 10 h.g isd W sdsni n I4naef % saa.e %
e. l. for. on inquest verdict Of 900 s,sn tor
tsirfs default side and new trial slo~sd verdict Tor
rs. CIRCUIT cot aI-BefSrs Judge SEL,os.
Appel Adnisy LAli Of the owner .. ship f or sup
P'' Eii.is B. HUFFMAN '. John II Moi
N.LsoS C. J-1Lis libel wa Med in the Court below
sS "s ES fsai the ship sPon order Of
s - :s' ;S :ss % ". s "a Ss s9
he iii supPss Until the return o. the 81 from her ysy.ss
ini h % "~s s 90 he Sd s.pts1sf M
:. o ss non Ss ssos dsns 70. r and pay and
ss.n the az % 90 .. Ca s a,s r. . spos
ofhs twelve onb ordinary and tear excepted There
siI 4. ss ;s sor. nd nssIia .nd ths
q be- .s ~, nd Ss sens p. :os.a i.
others hsDz Of the Radius sofa h 70 hse
coded sId lAs Vol h and At tie same Zine
date the charter party ~ss entered mo ~ ~
The SUPPLE. quesoa b. Jenestt the l,t o.
sh ' n. IN he s.s : shstSsr owner IN
he E thsn sIss b. ,s en Of sac BOou
sea ib.i he arm siSs n 10.
Isu shf aud one Of sAe os@seH o. 'os ~ VIC
I.. "a u. sessDss ,h. :. che tins be
ehs,sd th spPs hs inford es 70 "a 80 - 100 he
- snl rhs vsss returned xheh va agreed % Ins
90, returned from Ssb M sna 500 ssf~sfs me
iii vss present hiu f.. p.y@ss oss o q. PAID
Jtnrstt infgrHed tne nose - tne e o.
hst he hsrsFes the vessel Of ksckns. fos the
ut aauis b. tod sn st te us he detend.nt vas
n>s0tstrs r the pzree-.s .. a. e. I -
- tbst be the We fsrthrs ses
ds u a.. un tie defe1dsnf became
r. o.ner r the Of seoftns s LIABILITY f the
hid the perfsct-d o.
~ cssrO Se rs he soee. scsu.iy asli.,rsd
T the tsstiouy tsf has
@sux question Involved slfkozsh the eEaninson
osh teen sxtfrde1 N the eosrt eolo~ 90 nos
rrs.srsbs .n1 rnprcetAbe isnyfs Al sosns "E any
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fAdyertissnent
PnRENoLoGY.-THIs EVENING.

THRfNOLOGt --IHIs EFfNTNt, AZ = VIVth' Mn
FOWLER will lecture In the Mechanic Institute corner bo"e
nd op The Loo ton ADAPTATION Excess Deficiency and
Right DIR, ctioD Amstiy Phopi genisene Combat
iv,U. DestructteneS Vsfyeness Ameatiysness Aelae-
ness Secrteuese CRutousnss COustmcs euess ldea SUB
Unity Appro bsivrn Self Esteem and Firnness win suls 90
p nshen. Tnrhuness Deception and tho Mental Philosophy
Phroo Tekss only III cents, may be bad at Isl Na"'
and al the door ,,-... l.,
she sam. lecture will be TOMORROW EVENING In
Blocker Buildifs 20 corner OF Moronst.
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IAN INIELLIGENCE
SUPREME CoURT-0sssa.L Team.

ADMISSION TO TBE BAR The following gentlemen,
ser examination duly admitted practice a. councillors ana
Afiorns ,s e Lev n tls STATE, viz; a,
Ruf1sF Abdr Wm ATnoux, John Bailey yohn l. Booth
Ma coin Campbell DcifcudOr Lore farbhnks msoa
Predereks vm C. Freeman Theodore hswey Heraidus U
KIM AtrsLam r. Lawrence BenAlh LehngSc Robert Living
sfot Jsus, Lyman Charles MAgnus john ii NJ hney II
Pakney Price Peter w Rouse, Oaataye Ihebsud
Ches : webb
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49, ,,e, 4, sss 3. veuc< Is quite ci-s- ss.t sssusk
'.s i y III .-sd .ssu. ~ Ai..E ths s-sss
Irets'e ys ~ i'tss = az 'sIss fai , - al js al
ss lei ~ e q ava nosss ssd wsbs r,se sssr.
~ !,. So. Is ,S ~ s' H d %. be s sSTs.sss 70
s~a eharrer RlskAa sse ns ~ 20 - ~
sIy oats ard hsues Jssnst rOse& 10 power 10 ana a'
IA wss ~ sas learned coun--l M 'Ae eel,n o. ~
sfssuets TAT "a ss ID ssi "A sss 80 S.,sss Z,
rel sEd sos Snd,r the pl0soss o. he ses q y. ~ - 80 ~
ns~f. kloenhed sbAsseAbe vss nesce scrdes tbs 80
~ =, o. e. PEP ss ' ss y ~ r.s.r s9
a.. r JssRs "a. ssSsss ss A. (. .nss :
Of Ne ships they a the ure b s.se..es
s Sfs b. p.ss sss ,sse a. 4 ss Vs. 40
Rrelrss eessre 80 - 70 sAs- has vita to- serc se,
ihemssf dsal sey tssI they u
Supce WAT rescr master Of sss ,e..sl Issaess
segls Asrsrs b. thar ,Asy property sAassss ~sssses
Ihs ofJuy 1859 provides thNi bil s. uoxsse hy
y pson oder tSas CRATER * Srssss G ss, ana ss
a., sVS e." :. s.s SS ~ s 'n' the ave shall re
TIE s.son Prd.. s ~ rssostia ana tie Third ts
bss the the vendor OF moE.ser and Of the .eass
TRs aisSmeEi that charter party Of ship ME ss
qu,seD Conveyance within the SGT 'seioa Of see 49, sas
.Ss ne. "o IN :. &sy sa There Ia Saoss-
sm. p,u.Sv n she srEnsss the eelsrusos he ss
and eiAsulfy IN sn--eriBs IL yet instrument eesass
ard well Known The business Of commerce sns N es a
woad have be- natural hsve nsmrd In terms Asens
veutcr
designate description OF
e eissd in the Is 'fsrs, .Fser 90 az ss o. sS
d6as opin upOs seeas ne quite essar even ess,
the only woaa De
liability favor Of third pean tue -
Recording coancuok
crs in and lands and hsits .aa are
Boon hd had had valid lea & sAip toEthe staFnsaet
peyOs rasS eOnyey,nee BY TIE msst. se BE
The he Of the act In jodemep la, nos has % De
liability the OF the ship, hsimPsrsN
the question relates Interest In claim upon the shp
is. H. bur not oths Twise.
have been able 10 take ofthe
Ytrssd " th costs.
AnMIRALTY-JURlsDiCrIo> or TEX GOWN
Thomas Ransom and Others u. William Nsyc .
Der lO-1his Is libel against the respondent, shiP
build. hpyArd "a CoSsaesie Greene County foe
occurring the Of the vessel In OF nee
brrs ssiepns the she wa being hsaies
up placed the yard for repas The sei ounied ups
Piled sni duty the part Of The ship oade
psroi the service with skin and csre whereas Ae mss eaes
nom skill la conducting me business
The Co he libel OF urisdistea upos
The ground duty did arise Of smsrme eoaaef ss
be performed maritime scryes. Ins
upon land aud the did not therefore AL within
sy Jurisdiction entirely In this view and m1-
therefore affirm the decree below, with costa
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Reported for me Tribune b Ness. Par rso..s ~,
csc csSesn aasoy RalIIo.d g. IS ~ e1'ee LssIsh Not
Co. loI 81 90 Do le eco County e. ~ ie 80 ass
la Cosron 50 70 Pespsyysnia Railroad b4 -. 40 ~
100 scksy Preferred 1i ~ DO do, cab. ~ DO az
III DO 90 .~r III - do Do cash 1ii 100 do d. e~h
III 25 Rssdlnf Railroad, ". -. ~ a
bsen hessisoo c.nd. nd Ansoy ka,lrS = , ~ 10
s>ccsS B0ard-sIofs P.pnsyysia " sysn III -
zslios TEsferrsA ri 80 Lone s.d kAlne<a y. ~ I'd ~
IS, sat. III. zK..ds,~
Rsfrosd IS ST 90 Usos Csnaa. b. iSs L" INVITE ' ~
~ .s ~ pr ss "a O. "a z. ss.'s 40 ~ ,s, -
- iee r-A. "a a. ~ s<ksd, DO. Mort Va -
se . 100 psns.II@snl. RR, ni Ma % .tea MIR css.l
~ SO y "a n sls1 r.tsrfsd az pa ~ s1k.d -
~. "a Isl s.ied T. Bsak bd tssls4 csAsa csss
IL "a d. sszsd- Dul
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SUPERIOR C0URT-SFEcIn TERsBofoFe Jaese DvER
BROADWAY RAILROAD.

This case came up 30 day ON the rcdrgumenI ordered
bv judge the point being whether H necessary
tie General should have been party 70 tue s saa
louahf by LIN plaintiffs and al ohr lnefssfed Nj
usau stared hat they hsd nothing ufhr 20
usf "a their part nd been presented a. me Oonefs
1tim
Msrs and Hlon appeared for pani, The Orme
adde's The cOn,ending that no. Wnsfe hs setoo
OF thu AoTny raj even proper being eoa
Ma ~ - ALI a. a pilsy psrsons property O piainti
purely local being coHts nded that piaiHul N P are
nor ne os add that Il brrach Of u on
r. s Of he Common Affecting the 10 y dial rights Of
plain fs for them and not Tor the Al
torn, 70, uttsl d thr stale TO bring suit go ., -,
1h being Concluded tie JIde said ne YOU'D fnaei Ms
opinion IL the within twenty dsss
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Advertisement
Bo,RD WANTEp-By a gentleml

BOAKD " ANTEII-DY RtTIItHI"I' UIN WIG 'H' !"
y friend In upper rart the city sst side where there are
boetdes Rooms with FIRE aud Paror and use Of pub
lie raror required Address Co. Tribune Ofee Reference
rxch
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I Advertisement |
SAFES oF UoRsEs-The s

SALES or HORsES.-The sales OF imported and
breeds Springfield SrvsD'Y The ld The
M dey Of Inducements purchasers and
sr, The fntance Horses exhibited tor sale % The
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
To essh - - -
Contributions Oct ID "a dste ID %
IT,, .........-.t5 0sg 81
J. L. BROWN. Agent
C,t,,al Polao> Nsi-- Toyt, Oct TO- 1853
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tAdvetisement.l

r Sc b INHALArIos-Dr. HuSrEs Of W~hin uon use Q,
London No Carroll place lbeeckerSt and "H
receive patients for days between the hours Of and
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Particular At .pfiou the Daguerrean
art row taken al GuRsESs magnificent Dguerreoype Gallery
No $40 Broadkay style OF Coored Daguerrecypes
which attract 90 much attention.
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MospAr,Oct lo-P n.

MosDArsDc 0-f ~.
At the Board this morning. Erie Raikosd advanced
New York Central Railroad n Mort Csasl Company -
eliDsd A: Cumberland Coal and Nicaragua Tssass ! .
Parker Ven Coal aud Carton cSnpsnss I.
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WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE.-lhe
.p pdd Line Enuavns By Garde Of Paris, after this great
fantins OF the Artist Leuzs this day published By
GouPIi 4 Co. No. 80 Broadway.
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IAivertisement
Advertisement !

rT'7 We had touch of glorious Indian summer YES
and delicate those magnificent Daguefreo
tvrss taken By Root Ro. SO Broadway
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CITY ITEMS.

ENTERTAINMENTS, ke. THIS EVENING
P,or. and Medina al Sihlos Yrks Mathis sni Rves
Tar Rrv,Ls ard "The Toodies - 8. Burt MS
LOVE ~ A NazE s-d " The Jenxinses" 81 Nalllckt
IptL,ND - IT IS Law for Lsdesr SC a the Broadway
1RYIrc II OF S. Nj liners Holiday" &C a. Bsrnun's
Urclr TONS Mrs Stoves hook AZ tie NailonsL
JuLLfENrs CoNcERTs Metropolitan Hall, tonight
Woop's Ethiopian DefinesonsNo ~ Brosd~sf
FzAscoxIs afternoon and eFenns
WAsggrCror CIRCUS Performance sercOol and evening
DE soTo discovering the Msissipp-Ari Union Rooms
FRAxEErsTETs NIAGARA FALLS Hope Chapel
RASyApps GFoRssA EGYPT HoLY LssO-JS Broadway
PERBsMs Orr sTroS-Seven Nile MrrorNo 50 Broadway
TBE BEysx GALLERY CHRfsrias AEr-NO SfS Broadway
GALLERY FevyTsr ASTTouITIgs--tuvvess rfi'ufe
BUCTEYs HousE-Chinese Building No 30 Broadway
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CoIRT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-Beore the Rsoosets
At the opening Of Court this morning the trial Of Psk
Darcy " a. yesurn, and res ted In his scqitfal
1RI,L ron GRAND LARCENY-A young man named
j. In Donn y tried and convicted of stealing four bos~
the Of Peek Todd No ~ Oedar~t he 49,
sentenced 10 the State Prison for yesr
The ourtt then adjourned for the day
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4 se.rnrp TO DrArH-Ya-ia J Liesve'd sohli nearly
three wear. Oh died Suuday ST - the 1,,idsnce OF
N ror IFS. Ne ~ hemrerslT - from sc.lls resolved
ais previous by falling il' basin 81 bo,s " n r
Which bad been lef upon tbs foor Coroner lloa held
roUet uron the body sad verdict Of cc1eaal iea,h
"as reuder,d by the sury.
ArrIurr 10 Coxxlr svIcInr.-A Cesnaa wa1aau WAS
tound lying in.ensble upon s pavement 10 Twenty aaih
at Eighth az. a. oclocS YESTERDAY morning ant
taken 10 her r,sderre No 3es Twenty ninth WI rc il
was sscerisned thG' she had administered 70 herself
over dose Of arsenc the pupo-s Of self destruction.
physician called in s0d succeeded in removing the
POISON Hopes ART entertained Of her recovery
ARRr,f OF Az ESCAPED CONyIoT.-srihur BrO-n an
essped convict from the State Prison Sing Sing who
hed hence few DAYS since, yesterday arrested in
this CIV BY Officers soughtsn ami CorHe Of the hley
er,h Nard ,nd taken back - serve ont hs term OF cen
hDement
INHAIsrtox IN CONSUMPTION, &C-Tte following
uiaioa q ssdssd to the FdRen Of The Ssfsaal Ia,e
o. .sr vi rsesee; hat some tine pabAeaa l.t
M The sane .s, from sa.sEsn e tss s.s 81 a a. "a.
r.. aIsd knowledge o. tbs E-sn' Of relief Of
those Who have friend sassDs from thu ssAn'
fsasL.Tios ~ CcssSssrIcs-Ts tie Er.. InlaDsed By
.sn.e Of The duty owe :, mankind So -Pse lily .lsr.s
E t,s lines and her rre.s-y onl Soassn,on OS.s me
resste eculh whch mOn,ha being increased ~
each 'ft.s soS II :. ar @ I5
rsht and dsy Such the severity Of he COACH .nd he
comred sleep olstered in bed rssre ssat DIN
ns i1sd s siood and toward
half dsy Her stensth wasted there
chest with rafting sOsnd Ia breathing
sud the barred WITH
soald doubt
mnch affected snd hd no hope Of her
the cose OF febtQs with the
svmrcrs vioeBre when she commenced nhane
under the direction Of DR. HvSrEs We had
nor lour 70 tor improvement The couch be-
c.me the raised from the lung, N large qaaa-
tries whort much effort the oppression in bTeahns went OF hee
DISAPPEARED her comfortable snc her sppee
ard str mouth she Of dsnzcr aud IN
w stored health year has since elapsed and she
con rufs frpe from al traces Of DIST e
Ills happy due entirely 90 III use Of inhss
on ard andr feel TO Be our duty % procani 20
tie world deem viii he sufficient for asking Tor
49, yaRRr obeSient ,ervart FEEogRcK ANDRIwS
"Dunhston-st. Georgetown.
"Gsorseto-n D. C. April IS 1882
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Us. DISTRICT CoURr-Befcre judge iScEasoLl
TRIAL FOR LARCENY Al SRA.

Francis Hartley ana Isaac doouau were piacen up"e
with stealing chest belonging 10 yoaas lady usmes
Mary Norman on board ship Netou dnun ss scy
see which vessel prisoners were sesmen twS
sad that Goods handed deck and Hartley sus
hed OF the contents the vss
which said he 7o and threw the chest with ne
Of clothing vcTboard The principal evidence Hartley
wa en- ag ooda in the pockets 81 whom nett
morning PORTO, Of discovered The jury tcuat
(oodall guilty and acquitted Hartley
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TARGET EsouRsIoS The Empire Light Guard Capt
Wm Evans numbering forty muskets, had their annual
target practice yesterday The prizes ist silver Cas-
tor won by K Springfield 3D. Gold Locket won By
Berj Brown 3d. Diamond Pin, won by j Warnock 4th
set of Silver spoons won by A Hughes 5h. Silver Cake
Baskets won by W Burgess 6th Gold Pencil. won BY
Thomas Cox, 7th Silver Cup, won by g. W IrusI sth'
Gold Ring. won by Wiley 9TH Silver Pencil Case W N
by " m Faie bid 10Th Silver Medal won bye. W lson'
lb Sill, NJ dal won by Frunsway 18th, Silver Lone
Star Medal won by VIM. Doughty.
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RISE N MuE-Notice was given yesterday by some OF
the milk vendors that their fud would hereafter be he at
six cent? per quart in consequence of the advanced stage
Of the season and the high price of feed
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ARRF,7 % Az ESCAPKD CONyICT.-Arihar BrO-n al
ssped convict from the State Prison Sing Sing who
tea hence few days since, yesterday arrested in
this CITY By Officers soughtsn AMI CortNe Of the hlev
erh ard snd taken back - serve ont hs term OF cen
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NIBLo's ORR. HorsE-A brilliant; numerous and ap
precative audience attended this thea,er lat tight to hear
Mozart great work Don Gioroan The full force of the
Company invoked for it and the entertainment was
altogether superior in point of execution to that which
marked Robert le Diable This Opera is so well known
that we need hardly dwell on the details We tru may
be PLAYED again for it is not hackneyed 1t is genuine
treat Let il by all means be repeated
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We call attention to the rally of the Free Democracy at
the Tabernacle this evening Some excellent speakers Will
be present among them Mr. AssoS BrRLiScANE' who Il
said to be unsurpassed as popular orator
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MADAME SoSr.G-A concert viii be given tonight for
the benefit Of Carl Ecker the eminent conductor of her for
mer Open Company and Pozzon the first tenor Bad
all Rocco Gnspsroni Paul Julien vii appear as well as
Madame Sontag and Pozzoini See the splendid pro
cTamine
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The inhabitants Of the mountainous regions near Rome
are generally speaking, fine looking The
Wet formed and in their movement and bearing free and
Graceful They fall naturally into striking and siatuesQue
e'uaes and when speaking break into kinding and
FtsiVe gestures The women did not seem TO me so
handsome a. The men, though among them often fine
oteus and striking countenanCes. From their habit Of
carrying burdens upon the head they very erect aud
sser gan and movement full of emphasis and ex
WESTON In young men and womsn both there Is great
usn OF kind Of b auty which nothern ewes are
NJ ~, much accustomed-thst derived from color alone
Hnn ihem Tho tone Of coloing is Venetan with TN
en The complexion is Of rich healthy yellow with
efhsh anc glow upon like that OF ripe nectarne the
yts are oil sparkling brown black the teeth white aud
sesfi and the massive raven ,r shines with sort OF
.as light like BIT Of freshly broken anthracite coal
ME colcrs so common IN Italy in part the result
open air lie which all the people lead In Southern
Ny ~ least no man woman. especially in the rural
Fs~s stays under roof any longer than is inevitable
.s.1 person who has lived in Rome lie neghbOrhood
Ie. An italian shild, from the moment be Is born
az, 20 know the light and air Of hesven He tumbes
d. le sfass Ike dropped orange. Even when within
VIC sun shines and the wind blows in through huge
a. - Nind0ws-n windows they can be called which
vhsrs glass or sutherland through great openings
an ought to be, but are no< He never brea;hes
m IN a. oere Poisoned by furnaces but grows
ii senine and the breeze Thus il Is rare 80 see
laol 80 ssseSion and almost every countenance has
N " nfsbess and soundness
fa,S ~ sea'ry near Rome. both msle and female.
,he costumes and they have o native taste for
msns ~ |" eolors and the appropriate Of orns
orr.s, sn sod silver. On all festival and holiday
"oea 'aeT appear in their best attire. the general
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11

The weather yesterday mild and hazy. with cool
and dear night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11

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'eif IL rra'a Ils.'s'- " Il Lasli 80 s. p u
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tttfI OF Ns Llu IA it srn"nE H. voias a iAa Cfy
81 nc CON nc elscton Nh Huy { Vaughan. Pc lot
" ne Women. New York stale Temperance S'7<t,, vii
D rrtsn' ard state H. plan o. TIA. s and = ~'rk
NJ itroueh tie state far the Temperance No7@en
nav adopted ii We hope al TemPsflzce Women WI o.
Pesnt'0 Eve his meeting their counsel and support
Nc" PsPfR-A weekly literary paper tss jus. been
started IN tbs City called The LADIES Poyer II arse
quarto eesnty printed and promses to COX sler the
interests Of weman
oxSIBUs RsoEs-At sbou, 10 clock last evening two
sges were racing in B'psdwsy and in COLLISION With
each other near Whites: opposite Tayors SLosu and sne
OF them. containing three passenger was ulsct By is
Whees running upon pie Of bricks The Omri0as w's
CONSIDERABLY broken and left turned over e street
The stage vhi,h rpse No ia of the FOuFthav
ard Thirty second q line Officer 5 Davis Of the Ff
te nth Ward being in the vicinity arrested the driver of
this stage and conducted him the Tomb where he gave
his rarne a Lewis Haspen and retained in custody
The other of the Foureegthst and Ninth ice
Of stsge the driver of which continued his trip Such oai
rngcous conduct this tie part of drivers in which
total disregard Of life and Limb is manifested accounts for
the fact that great proportion Of citizens wax d.
lance to set into car rather than de in omnibus and
submit the reckless ungentemany conduct Of drivers
often manifested SO long this continues the poPu
lary Of CITY railroads Will increase this account
other
RISE N MuK-Notice given yesterday by some OF
the milk venders that their ud would hereafter be he At
six cent? per quart consequence Of the advanced stage
Of the season and the high price of feed
TARGET ENouRsIoS The Empire Light Guard Capt
VIM Evans, numbering forty muskets had their annual
tarre practice Yesterday The prizes were LIST silver Cas-