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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
THE STATE OF THIS CITY.

We publish this morning the usual monthly present
ment Of Grand Jury and also letter from the District
Attorney upon kindred subjects. Mr.. Blunt says;
True il Is that with system of laws, or the power
to create such SYSTEM equal to almost any conceiva'
BILE necessity the City of New-YOrk, in its municipal
affairs is the best abused and worst governed City OF
1.-The Union" Ii needs no official document 10 tell ia
that--we are hourly reuinded of the shameful fact
We turn no corner but il sares in the face walk
no street but it ofends our sight cross crossing
but it impedes our progresS-it is an old story,
a chronic disease, that time only confirms and in-
trenches Mr.. Blunt refers TO the general disregard
of law as if every body did not know that City ordi
nsnces are made TO break that having served the mo-
meuary purpose of their fathers they stand thence
forth as so much Chinese upon the statute book The
Executive Departments of the City Government are
responsible for the prosecution of offenders We are
told OF course they are but being in the pay the
fear or the interest of these same offenders, they
wink at crime and pocket the cash o. the
influence" Not a Policeman walked the streets
yesterday who did not know that duty commanded
him to complain Of every rum-seller who violated his
bond by selling liquor the Sabbath: yet how many
of the FIVE thousand open greg shops were or Will be
complained of Perhaps Dot one at the most not one
per cent. Policemen spend their time in securing
influence for denomination or doing the dirty work
of the party leader who brought about their appoint.
ment There are honest men among them; bur, on
the principle that all honest men do their duty they
must be few and far between in that branch OF she City
Government-else why is sunday rurn-seniDg anywhere
and everywhere allowed And this is true Of other
executive departments. Three or four weeks ago an
ordinance was passed directing the removal within ten
DAYS of s building materials from the carriage way OF
Broadway Has it been fulfilled Not 81. Of i
Who is responsible The Street Department, or she
Department of Repairs and Supplies, or the King Of
the Cannihsl Islands for snght tie people know.
The District Attorney wants more Furnishing force
more machinery for trying, eOnycting and sentencing
1t is bis business to psEs not Prs5; hence no sls-
gestiOn for npPng in the bud the weeds If vice bit
plenty Of cells and ropes for vengeance shutting up
Of rum-shoP nurseries. bur throwing vide open o.
reEitentiaIss AID scsfolds- Mr.. Blunt expresses
ccumeBdsble herrcr og the Outrage OF mPrisos~en ot
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MUSIC.
The Italian Opera at M bios.

The Italian Opera has closed is frat week saspcossl
Two Of the three operas given, Purtans and SrsS~
houeh not new are not hackneyed aud such have ~
Gal interest with the public II is remarkable OF TIE V
Of past winters in this City thar contained singers sS
merits apueared only 10 be fully recognized when they va
Introduced into the doademe Of Paris or the Queens o
at London Among there may be named Tedssco LaDefN
and Boso all playing the frst parts at the gfsa W
cal in the chief cities Of Europe Wsnr
out this hint because America should not be bseks'
in determining the rank Of arss for hersef bat sees"
hem and place them technically where they Ought
We have frequently heard company Of singers q "
boasted Ac0de of Paris not comparable 20 the ess D.
at Niblos speak Of the singers and not o. inc
chesra or stage eject But Is the eIper:ence eel
Traveller that be has unfreqaentIy sought &c ~pf
y abroad and found inferory Blu, 0nNe igHotEnpro~s
nfc0; names come roaring from a6 down fson s''q'f
when the same better would be unnoced or anknos
PLACED quietly or indgenously under eva In'
true as regards literature equally with ART. There
week passes without wiling equal 20 the beet IN boo.
English literature, but az Il comes anonyHnoady ~.
printed in the most shsdowy Of fugitive ss}s p
CT with the day or week which gives il biaA
Among the singers at SIbio's Is Marin, who N ~
pies, molaents IL the best besso extaEt always er
Lsblaehe To the student Of the Italian language -
ve cannot recommend 90 good lesson 10 the anm 49,
good rsctsiiys Of MArini ssiviis avocarf Of sfgss
ard ss such was a star Of the Quesns Tbester sss''
On the whole s the bes. Norma re have had
The opera tonight Monday VII be LHSfa a. - =,
nser uhose want of novelty VIII be onlsnsasa "A
frat appearance of new prima donna. consaan -
zini about whom there s much curiosity IN mrse "a
She IL from tho great opera house. 5sa ce''' 20
and II Is remarkable though not oedtabls 70 or a
inasion ths, reputation founded IN Itaiys ses@
and srisiA does not coant Lere until i has ees ,es
ihrcdgh Pans and London OF the deb1'anie
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THE rxeRAnAn RATIFICATION MEETING.

We feel impelled to sllude again TO the proceedings
of the Ingraham Testimonial Meeting held et Metro
politas Hall
From the beginning-frOm the very instant that the
news came of Captain Ingraham's proceeding in the
Kosz;s ,air-we took the ground that he justified
in his course We are full believers in the Ciris
ROmGnEs doctrine When the great and eloquent Saint
Pail desired TO nterpose the strongest shield between
himself and persecution unto death be said. an
Roman citizen" That little Fkrase was an egis that
saved him. We believe that this Republic is imneas-
uratly-cours ratively and pOstively-mOre powerful
than Rome in the elimination Of her grandeur, As
il is termed under such authority Mr. Cushing sna
others of the same school
We believe tia: the strength of state lies proper
tionally in the perfection Of Ks inaiyduals-sr thu
reduction OF the power Of the Government 10 The small
est possible span, and the prominence Of the ei,-
izens-sseh in bis sole capacity his Spontaneously
collective iorn This is the sntpOdes of the ancient
theory which made pstriotsm-or devotion 70 the
State in It's capacity civil military theological and
trsditiOnaltke highest virtue. This patriotism *
tended 70 women, ard the most fruitful mother
rewarded with civic koBors, as having yielded The
State the rnost valuable Sons 81 such devices
this were the strange inventions By which tie inli-
yidual nan was lost il the crowd ard TIE masses made
the slaves Of the ssnruinary rusns-ofa MarHs Se!l
Ia Brutus. or CRsar-the trash IN cur college and
sohoolbooks about BrEtus ard his fecwconspiritors
being false AMI pernicious tie only difference be-
tween Prlus and CTssr was that the latter sJugbt -
curtsi the power Of tie aTsl9crsc! Sai advance his
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assemblies Of vrosed Dcoerak varh ~-e eo5.-7t
~ he thcr. held the TINE sn< reec ah
tkrse cke enabled 20 rs preference aaa fae ns1a
p forced upcu IN The >ss AZ 20 wa - yoa
ie,trr OF vasu1 the pztc a5nr ocen1nt O. NJ nis
s, the invited 70 the infsrie1 arers 4 ineazsSn'
urgu se q and tbs esy g-rsod ho" os ~ o~a
personal rnmeut. have resolved 49, ~,
AZ ~ ersuirr ard faturs elections In heh NV Be aod
rs- sh. give full surpc q inst STATE icSe- ~
rkoeytr name be called which sta De - dicty
reliably p~dgrd ceneains The bond th an me >ates
Although hrs srertns ufa the only ra,iPle tiea oss
the election o.
before y the Nat 1o N
candaas ;-ne upon re N r p a
rs ara ossryasors Of the leading nenoes Of u.
tcke resetvciy Ell 40
-,l- 40 h can enter-sine3 which Of sAeu dsroi
preserving and harr0ly between The Sarcs Of e ea
C0nytnoas urconauilzred - tae
\ known a<,sor o.
tending d<rce, however -<- % cs-
tb the candidates pat osih y ar
TIE cher Convention fad haf al - iras were bat recently
political IMITATION srctT teuttaS % tcoTt
the NOrhfrr sud Scathrgn Stars Il 80 indeed presented
Platform Of principles unlushedy dencanns thar pot or
Missile DemccTsfs but when Is CONSIDERED th. she TAI
exception. wtoac 49, nt %
the rrsc1tol adopting not ny
entitled cGndte whseyer OF ne car es
rrirae5 bv nj. b himself mernber Of IT, rels a hs
70 principles IN the most emphatic manner aey
month Of June 1881 As far Known q me- Re sal rePR
able that he fairly reflects the G-iA OF
which nominated hin. and kn0E reason NJ sup
rors that Of bis associates on tAe ticket are " h c a1
like him.
Nv oboice between tickets presented easily made .aop.
thai which made BY Convention OF sound unqgesso3ed sai
urcresionahe Democrats whcse platform ptonaate IN rs
Quilted all hands 10 have heen sdop,ed With ncerty
with the political life AMI OF snc-s
sha the ability the ticket uonsfed
gentlemen with great respect y0ur Obediens se5vs9,
CH OCON0l.
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MaNE-We have before US The KeEae5ec J5araai
Wig and The Age DEM the two rival State Papers is
sued at Augusta on Thursday last settled that there
Is 10 choice of Senators in the Wing Counties of kenne
bee Lincoln and Somerset-the three rival tickets Pills
bury Dem Merrill Dem and Free Soil polling few more
votes than the Wig in eher Il is claimed that one Wing
il really elected in Kennebc (Which is probably mstske
while in Lincoln County is asserted and not denied that
"a votes poed in Lewiston for three Of the Wing cand
dates were not returned them had they been one Of
them would have been elected by l6 majority SO that at
the organization the Senate will be composed As follows
Aroostook-B Blake (Whg)
CumIerland-Wm. Lowell. lWhig] Warren II. Vinton.
IF. = Whg) who were on the Wing and Maine Law uek'
ots. Two no choice.
FrGnkhR-,Iohn l.. Cutler, DEM
Pero6soo'-Newen Blake (Whig) Franklin MuEzy,
Free Soil Hiram Ruggles, Merrill Dem, who composed
the Wing and Maine Law ticket. are chosen.
Pisoafaqua-A VI. Robinson DEM
Wasktngton-R Madden. G.. W. Drisco DEM
Y0rk-wm Mcintyre. Luther 5. Moore. Thomas VI.
HAYES, DEM 80
Total Dem. Wings ? Free Soiers, and Merrill
Dem Eighteen no choice 10 be filed by the House.
The House is classed by The Age 81 Dem, 81 Wing
Free soil The Journal makes 65 Wing Sc regular Dem,
IL Merrill Dem Free Soil choice. As most OF the
Merrill ID, mocras elected mainly by Wing and Free
Soil votes we guess Mr. Plsbury cannot be Governor
If tie Wings lose the S Senator they will owe their
III luck to about $50 thirsty brethren in Augusta who boed
on account Of the prevailing douth elected two Democrats
to the House and defeated the Wing Senators The best Of
the joke is that they take nothing by their moicn-the
new Legislature being mo.e yerwhemngy for the Maine
Law than any pastOne.
The vote for Governor in all but sixteen plantations is
As follows:
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;....-.h.r ,sri.m worthy Of Dioclesisn despOtis-n

uitnesses-s bararisn worthy Of Dioelessn despctis
He might further have suggested the improperly OF
shutting Up in one uest den the raving maniac, the
ts..l drupkard ard the unfortunate but virtuOGs boy
or Girl WHO may be driven BY force Of or eircum-
stances TO spend night in tie Tombs But this may
be beTond lis psovinee-thst il Is beyond his power to
remedy we are assured, for prosecuting officer ever
Untitled tie dsagreeabe duties Of bis Office with more
co,rnerdsble zeal earnest desire for resl re-
form 1t is the circumstance, and no, the man. that
makes result 80 lame and imPoteut-
The Grand Jurys Fresentment is not remarkable
document They pay just tribute to the exertiOns Of
the District Attorney touch over very gently upon the
Rum trafc hint st corruption in high places" AM
Sc hone Tat We are on the Of brighter and better
81 ra IN our CITY Government" To which we say
Amen. Let all NEWCOMERS who read these dOcu-
ments. be as proud Of the City Government as they
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To OUR FRIuYps-wo frequently letters from different
parts Of the country which appear Daily and semWeeky
Editions and which high value Such Letters often
panied by the thai they should have place in Tie
Wkv Tybre this very frequently quite unable 10
crafty beg friends to believe that Is from
iudposon obge those whom ourselves 50 largely
but simply from the incspcy Of single sheet of what
ever dimensions to contain ell would fam put into IT,
We hive to select from intelligence of all par OF the world
contributions Of ooepond not only in ell sections
Of cur own country al cms OF the globe and frequently
obliged omit Letters which regard as Of great importance 10
order TO piece OF whose interest merely
temporary but which be printed Immediately In our Daily
and seweeky have and there really
valuable communications pretty sure 10 ind place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

We publish this morning two weeks later news from
California received by the steamer Northern Light
which has made the passage by way of Nicaragua, in
about twenty three days and half She brings gold
on freight and in the hands of passengers to the amount
of nearly 100000 The work of electoneering is
going on with rush in all parts of the State, an in
tense excitement prevailing on both sides Two ser
GUS fires have occurred in the interior one Of which
has laid in ashes considerable portion of the thriving
town of Sonora The intelligence from the mining dis
tricts is generally favorable. Our news from Oregon
is important, announcing an alarming disturbance
among the Indians in the vicinity of Rogue River from
which disastrous consequences were aPprehended y
military force was promptly dispatched by Gov Lane
TO the scene of the difficulty.
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sr7rs NorrsHs takes plses TH DAT g. 0eceE q me
mound b. ALHErT 81. SIcoSsY. Asefacneer.
Tis.e etls brcrs LAID OF IL qu.Fr and half acre
yo.. md are situated high Ourd Commanding extensive views
Of the surro, nss coopt aid within three foaE n1'sS
walk Of the Har, Railroad DIP &; UpTfT EOrrisn I~eaty
1 rsns SOP Place dzy sEoElng n Opportunity q t
10 ard ero city tlno<s eseTy hor and TIE eoGstao-
Only e. psr wtih much lea hss any ssss f'as 4 10
City Of SeE-lofk -
his prop~rfy ou. exception the hsaisos TIA; h-s been
cEesed IL great many yee and ts Infi es WI
srpreeistso By personal exGE-i.siion $500.
pr of the parehss rac1ey a-ay
ard ncrrtse ir I've yesIs ard The tile Il ine-p'-A "
mined sts,1tcia furnished gsais 20 Puren1'es
pr. ss,ire-s Of sn6rs sale cIo take tDs , '1 ~
t rain. II hs Harlem Bsrosd osPisf At the 's'-' ga
tins. free iieEsts lnsps viii be furnished on =
ar,f,ot..r No 10 WGl~t. J. W. Barker 10 SNe-a1s' " "
Aeorsv. No ls3 Boxsry. -
p, ErIsTow. the gifted and experienced Penman
teacher world oy. hs ,Sqtne1 x & III ~
9.i ,if lsebss 10 rs BoadwsJ .evsrerent e9od
WrssirT terF much n esrnsna sha yo,s ~ 5sDee
s &c are r al s q c' !: 's''''.' - -
Tf.s-Tle hest assortment fine Teas will be found
~, tt ssSl and RcoeyeI e odesi establishment IL TIE
r. esr .. vhossae retail 1hey have no branch store
FAmTANk's PLATFORM SCALEs.-Long known, Sc
,ely tested a. rsht-ths s.sOGs o 2. y
To DErccIsJs. GRocERs BAKERS, CONNECTION
RS AND O1HEEsJust received. hne f1eh oi Of so
Iuie o. Lemon. Npfmesa Coye- a fo<., Va s5p-
e., ss d TsrsTie Afor sss qusniiiies,o ,u; ru
Dluss'fis No JIG GreenVichrst
r4 Bald beads win soon disappear by the use Of
CHEvEUxroMeuz This wonderful PTer..tloD q S
cham upon ba causing 1t TO gov yhen e- p no
sed one srpe.iion viii PIoyet is flDs og i5y e r,s
Est sss'i ban I DTes.ins saloon 80 Broadway
& NJ PYTTFNGILL g. Co, No. 1Z2 Nassau-sf- are
r the best Newspapers the United STATES and Csnada
They obi Ct for scyertisers to 90 tnef
her and viii satisfy merchants that they have faeles unsr
ps d can Co advertising and cheaper han ihe can them
selves. Call end &c
HAVE YOU ADVERTISED YOUR BUSINESS - II
NtDoN1LD rcsl Newspaper Advertising House no w
oheTs superior Inducements ioT the prompt
Lt"epsPrs
part Of the Urion and Capad1s
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See the Resolve passed by the Uniyersslist General
Convention last week with respect to the MAINE LAW
1t is less full and emphatic than that of the NewYork
State Convention, but is very good and had but one OPP
posing vote in body representing near or quite all the
Free and some of tie Slave States.
We trust like Resolve will be offered in every gen.
eral convocatOn of any religious sect and that some
one will send us the vote thereon. Let whether
all who pray Thy kingdom come are ready to vote
out of the way the chief immediate impediment to
such coming
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TEE WEsroHEsrHR COUNTY AGEIoULrcRAL FAIR will
be held at White Plains on the Wednesday and Thursday
Of this week There will be addresses on "Wednesday by
two gentlemen whose have escaped Us on Thursday
by Benz johnson Secretary Of the State Society and H.
Greeley A good attendance is expected
County Temperance Meeting will be held at White
Plains on Thursday evening at which Rev. T. IL CaAYy
will speak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

yERxoST-The politicians of this State are still figuring
over the returns of their late Election The Patriot Dem
State Paper classes the Legislature as follows


over the returns Of their late Election The Patriot Dem
State Paper classes the new Legislature as follows
Senafe-Whig Is, Dem. 49, Free Soil |.
No choice Ia tie in Grand Islel
House-Whig 81 Dem l0i, Free Soil IL.
The JVatckman Wing State Paper figures as follows
Senate-Nhig 10, Dem. II, Free Soil
House-Wmg 95, Dem 90, Free Sod 81.
These accounts differ with regard TO the Senate as fol
lows
tn, Patriot claims both Senators elect from Bennington
county The Uatckman claims that one Wing Is chosen
and such is understood be the fact Then one OF the
Democratic Senators elect from Franklin couny-huDbeh
B. Boque-died on the nth of Apopley
The discrepancies with regard to the House are more Sc
rous and cannot 90 easily be explained Many Members
elected bv a coalition Of Democratic, Free Sol and Rum
Wig votes are claimed Democrats by The Patriot who
are cassed az Free Sellers by Tie gaokmaa In two or
three towns Wells for example, the two Lists contain the
names OF different in Bradford and some otner towns
one paper gives name as that of the Member elect while
the other reports no choice
We have little doubt that the House will be organized by
the choice of d. Barber C. X Field or some other Dem
oerat who preends TO be Free SoIer as Speaker ana
some member OF the same family not in Sleeps clothing as
Clerk; but beyond that all is bazy. The Coalition mas
elected its members on vague understanding that the
Democratic State Officers ere be chosen with Free
Soil L. Senator but there is show OF protest. on
the part Of organs out Of the state against tue
contamination of this bargain. likely 10 niure the
party" al the South We guess however, that ID Bar
Der Field or some other white heap VIII convince
the Nationals that he not Free Soil enough to hurt him.
and 20 will get agreed upon for Senator and have the bar
gain ratified and contaminated
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b entirely satislactory. Vi
LETTER FROM COLLECTOR BRONSON


easaea received your invitation address meeting Of
the city Isnnsny Hal on Friday eVenins
srf rartcir-te wh rzfying State
recent
TIA Although te hat noe IN the hsb.
roifal assemblies e4ndor requires % adj that
intend in frr % 1pPort The tss - lover Of -
sInCt APPROVE brought about IsHd and
snc Who r.EoSgce eorvcs and b1hes mo or osee
Controlling eventA ast not IA theH
edEs S Be sanc-o1ed hJ ne whatever course may Dc Fa
IL5rsh ~ srvvra..noush r declining Jour invitation win
.st all rcr o,ker~s u1e1cept0n sbls hey
vns ls three defeat he early eorapca
offke Fable EeF The s-areess breach gDca We s
pledges sEon 70 The CsD4 there can e 10
r-sscrab hop. that WILL . p-Ftorfaf
ne vkcs eucr Of rcrders for - make
rrofessiCrs zfra-hns1t Dtnocrc
gocd kEsa RsPbcsH party .hs "a sa oy me co 1n,rs
~ fr accepted AID stu cz-tIEe % hold ee 1cder ne
Psuf equally for ls - nones' a1f hoI
that h acnAraon o. re y oo1
With h cples anro1rccc q ne beore itn AID
h usufur Address VIII ell receive ccral support
You me -t1Le a1na1.E-'ion, thai be
ni-Ed % DO By Of upAo-t1s
the cces foE they have ocndacted pablo a7@. f -
rls Nv veer hst Of th wiki he exception q Mr. Ma
ucEfioued n2.4on ef1r tfaca o.
The o1ls hl ts-r -Eea ~
e-etus--s heir roEy rlou 70 III eAEs!s aud N ny as-
roha COZ Be- ore z 1FoGs % tie r~st nf o. TIC
Cav snd stare II NeE-ierf .. r .-.
hve 6seaeG proPsf iLese Of dohe De. IL % SPeas
psry b. Hhorf az Iter1H Of zn etnss a. gs5y -
Nss1 N!rGn u KsEIesy I'D osAsrs conzli,sse lc0Pyl
LE-1EA FROM CHARLES 0coNoR DISTRICT ATTo2,S Sl5
SEg-N0EK SEPT. Il. ~
sss have received y0rr eircgrr Of The ss IN ~hcs,
q tie Corsi.ee Ct ex.ent % ne "a
address meeting q the dsnOcracy Of s eJ And
&C. r. hid T.-1ELy h4l frc1y la
De Ia = rhar ihs sfC1r eo1ledeEzsy
1hee St,,- 'irst before - Tzbe HoH7ited - iH'
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ARREST OF couNrERFErrERs IN OHIO.

tINNINNAT1, OUIUIUdyl NtTt - Nv
counterfeiiing establishment has been dscoveredns
Dayton in this State, and two parties arrested Aln
coin was found.
In the case Of Ksane Judge Rodgers last evening 10
cded that the testimony Of Charles Willard and wb 90
admissible Judge Flynn, the former trial, ruled ms
Willard testimony out
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The Tribune for Europe.

The next number of The Tribune far EUROPEAN crcuiq
tion will be issued TO MORROW MORNING at o'clock.
II Will contain all the latest News up to the time Of going TO
press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had at the desk Price Six Cents The Niagara sails from
Boston ON Wednesday at 10 O'Clock.
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THE YELLOW FEVER All NEW ORLEANS

NV. ORLEANS, Saturday Sept "a. is5l
There were thirty four interments for the twenybs
hours ending this morning, Of which twelve we're 6a
yellow fever 49,
Dining the week there were two hundred aud 6fy
three deaths one hundred and fifty eight OF which va
from the fever.
The epidemic Is still raging with great yrulenes
yicksburg and along the river coast
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THE WASHINGTON sENTILEL.

WASHINGTON. Saturday, Sept ~ isu
Beverly fuckers new paper. The SentsHe. made he =
pearance this morning. 1t sympathises With the Hss
Shells of New York and promises give the PFesdeHs
independent support.
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THE INDIA RUBBER CASE.

HARTFORD, Saturday, Sept. y, 3D.
In the Circuit Court Of the United staes-Dshict 4
Conneciicui-ihe injunction of Day Csadse
go, came np this forenoOn-JGdge Ingerso presdng-
and proceeded with for short time. when the ndse
stion OF the Judge made il necessary 20 adjourn and
the accommodation OF the parties. the further coasdse
Of the postponed to the first Tuesday in oe'oe
NJ New Haven
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RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURES

NEWFNhIs NCIt - IN
The General Assembly adjourned yesterday. men
solutions for removing the Judges did not the Ss
and cannot be renewed this year. bill to call aCss
vention for the repea Of the Registry raxwa postponed
Snow the Bank Cashier who was convicted several ysa
AGO of entertainment was released from the State PriM
No business OF Importance was transacted
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GREAT ROBBERY-REC0yERY OF THE PRot|
ERIY

PROVIDENCE, sept ~, l5'J
The store Of George w Babcock. in one Of the MOI
crowded streets In this city entered yesterday no
and robbed Of forty or 6ty watches aud other vsass
property. man was arrested suspicion at the ka
House and searching his baggage the stolen ppps
was found. He gave his name as Williams