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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wrcht. Candy q Co.'s Circular.

Per Arc'cl LIVERPOOL. tuesday cept. lsoo
since departure othe Niagara Saturday last Cotton
duh and heavy aspect The desire on the p. Of
hodeu 10 make progreS sales with such limited inquiry adding
The prevail which necessarily gives the sdvsnage Ia
miro favor OF The Afces to hand sunday
failed mpa any effect and the prospects ahead are
OF
~ The dOut the result Of harvest oPerstons the
advance Of dsc0an and the unssacofy position OF
with their work people The estimated sales OF ths
IL H.
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London stock Market.
BUENOS AYRES.

corsos elcsed Xussesy, eth ntasi Money and Account
CuETur Cents STOCK
E1ehequer Bills p tis q H. premium
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The Late Ch,efJ Justice Jones.

PROPOSED MEETING OF THE BENCH AND BAR.
the city Of New York, consisting Of Edward Sanford
Hiram Kstchum GsrArSus Clark. George Wood Dsnisl
Lord, Chsrls O'Conor William Kent Francis B CUttiDg
beverly Robinson ard James Loriner Graham. on the
9th II August last to moro
fully their Of the loss sustained BY them In ths 10
meoted death Of the late Samuel Jcues-
II resolved That general meeting Of the Bench
ard Bar Of tia city be ed the ID o. August
next 1T tso O'Clock p NJ. At the court Of TIM GO
pcsa term Of the Superior Court for that purpose That
the Hon Chisf Justoe Oakley CT the Superior Court
requested to preside at the meeting tiet tbs Hon r
Edwsrds of the Court ard Msssrs Daniel Lord
Hirsm Kstohum, Charles p. Kirkland and suoh other
gentlemen Of the bar may be eisposed be invited Il
address the meeting and that tho students At law Ia the
city Be invited to attend Dated Sep. % 1858
EDWARD SANDFORD, Chairman.
JANPs IcRIMER GRAHAM Secretary.
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American Institute.

DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT, HON. JAMES TALLAADGE
At meeting OF the Iastitute b. i'd st the Repository
the 8Oth nber inst,nt the death Of its veoer
able President. Gen. Jsaes TAlmadge announced BY
Reese, vice President In the chair who remarked
follows:-
GIsTIJ MEN o. TIE INsTTUE-A solemn and i'm pro ,sive
event has called together, VIII, ha bmeas of
mnurniDg but thu outward sign Gen. J.s. Tall
long the ortby occupant Of this chair athe cho
ieDPsSsnt Of the American Instdce sud enly
taken from ms BY death OF Gen Tallmadge it may bs
fifty said that he venerable in years and full OF
hoDors distinguished patriot aud philau copist
Emr entity characterized by public spirit and private vir
tue and for hts redetd and elegant
his long life has been devoted services Of the State
and general governments and to the advancement Of
I,eIsturs science ar; education and good moras-to
tie promotion Of every ~hich could do honor TO
his country and benefit mapkioa Verify beresv.
ed for In the lsDeDted oeath OF Gen Tallnadgs the
AneyicsD In titnte would fsin be tho chief oura
his tomb for TO the service this Institute he
devosd NE maturity OF his sge and BY his wise cun
els eloquent addIeses and influence Of hts exAtsd
cha acrer 81 exam pie iudeb ed for
usefnn' - Of our Isuion Il is d. and proper there
6Te that - should tai measures TO Jpress high
e'tnare 81 he chars worth Of lave Pre-i
dent sEd conn nncae his family and the public oar
Wbereupcp the following resolutions were offered nd
upsr iDans'y adop'ed:-
ave; rs;s E. q x
- his s,satt favorie smors the in Of our
county and continued to 90 his most IL to the
dneDt Of liz death The Institute has found him
reproAeb an unwsvtri.g friend honest honorable inte
gent and ita eloquent advocate spd offender go-y
IN the pie Which he hst est ished
his Posterty will pack his course
with praiss
keed That late venerated President has ever bean
the firm friend Of the ericsp uercau
industry kesHo'ess of Opposition, he firmly
July 10 the he cherished Hlect
Presidency he gave TO it, aut and objects nce
S 70 y; %smbs ss =. h ss@p Of an honest snd
soent Of n. Istitute 1852 AID continued with
the .xc.pon .ftso years when Re peremporly refused
re election be elected notw his
rated reussl and has since been imousy elected
keeolsed That the MIXERS of this InStitut& have hs
tusly o.ied 70 late r.ble President for advice
and coupte In ali thu af oed its
ourDs that period his wisdom bic psternAl
rSaHetsd Gitndshp havs been the besc.n lights which
have gui6ed u onward In prosperity and useful
h@ Owed Thst uDf igned regret at separation from
muth sstesmed finds coincidence in the wedgc
the puit, OF bic character and his deep attachment
pJI cl les Ne have aimed to establish.
keOl,ed That ark Of respect TO the dead
bers ths titut. will attend his funeral
usual badge OF mourning and that Of these resou
tioLs be tfahsnitted TO his friends
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Uhltx0 eIaIcs ClrcDlt Court,
Before Jnage Nelson

DECISION ON APPEAL IN ADMIRALTY.
SFTT 70 Alfred LausUn Us the Steamboat Princeton -
This libel fled court below agsiss tho steam
boat P,Dcstos 70 recover the value OF cargo Of coal
Q. board &c whi,h was taken in TOW b, hsr from the
RaItan river New jersey TO tho pot Of New York and
which lost the tug entered the tide in Ease
river TIE following Ii the contrss bervess the parties
To the Captain Of the steam To-boat Of the
k.Iit:n Csnal and Camden and Amboy RAILROAD Trans
4 tsle in boa. No So Carroll master and tow
10 nsr h.y D. .gS s,sa s
toens .Eree to have the within named bsattowss &C
PATRIcK CARROLL, Master.
TIE Princeton arrived Pier No Norta river .nsrs
che lett os Of the boats 10 her sDd started from
thence with barge dashed her lA board SIDE ard
tie tcow Of coal in question lashsd to the tie out
East vsr and as We nave .ad Is the tow catered the
tite which was then strong sbb. the sub
nsrred and went TO the tom There three hands
hoard tie at the time Of the ACCIDENT
in sttribuipg the loss OF the cargo
The speed Of the PrD at the time the
tie tic between White Hall Cover zors Island end
also 1st they called repeatedly to the captain baud
Cd the IL warning them of the danger without rscev
ing AZ answer or rlacheniIg their spe q; thsrs
t.o on sossd Of the barge in o. All 81 whom 10
stating that the FriI ceon was slowed before entering
the lice and bad lot her lisa. SAL and atthnts
the accident to the c cums tanccs Il the
heavily sdtn and had been in very ieasy conditrou
from the tin she wss taken in TOW the Rlrtan river
There captain Of to sb0at lying at pier No Eat
river, Who raw the Princeton coming roand ist0 the
toe end thinks she at the rate of four knots
te the hour but did not notice her tscs eng abe
tered il till the went The prooo derance Of tho
evceic think IL in favor OF tho of the aads
the Princeton The OF the barge, Who had NO
interest In the controversy and In sustioa that
afforded every opportunity 10 observe her speed con-
firms in every eral particular the hands on heard
The Princeton as does also the steward Usdsr the
tract TO tow he scow ALREADY given tho sssamb at was
espcnsibe only fer the exercise Of Ordinary skl and dill
lepce IN her DavjgstioDsuch care aud diligence as .
when engaged 10 his afars--in other words she s
liable for negligence by which mean the absence Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

NAG AIIOOU0' . OF L00 hs0esUAhuO0 108 800 RXo
hbtion Of the Industry o. all Nations give Aetios shat
Some changes and additions viii bersafter TINA "
tme 30 made but in it's great apartents 81 produoe
nanufActured articles and One arts the exhi
'ttton may BE- now prov 0npced compete,
Tho Dhectnrs In Daajp This take pleasure
ssyDE that All ~ brapchss IL by tbs most
souptrJ and they believe viii tavsrsbly With
any ever made
dsplsy foregs art products Of thesh oe
me Old nrld altogether superior thing ~
orc collected N sbs while the
she ekt sco the Industrial Of
- pile have ecvfr before been nude
The enterprise sid tho NJ exhibitors
produced this Of The usfu useful
tucts Of Al end the Dotors
Rvite tbe fellow citizens 70 oppor.
which Ssver has been a,d IN all probability, Will not In
xkny years asaip he afered TO their ohsarvati,n.
The Exhibition viii close IN the month 81 December HexA
Mortimer Livingston. PbDio Bsrrcwss.
Aires Pell Johnston LviugItons
August Belmont CtArlae " Foster
Alex. Hamilton Jr. Theodore S@deWick.
Ebert Anderson. Wisn WAstten.
Henry r. nphnm. yohr Dnnham.
W. c. Wadde,l. William Kept,
Jacob a. Weseervelt Watts Sherman.
JAnee A Hamilton. r. W Gdmspda
SAmuel Nicholson j. J Roosevelt.
THEODORE sEDGWICK Prssidsnk
QHAs. y. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
LABAH G. STUART. ActiAg Secretary.
Omoe ~ the General Supe. inteadsnt, UxyDs
vi Palace New York Sept 10 1859
Notice 10 hereby given that applications 70 e1hf.
Granted. r. BATCHkLDER,
Secretary Of the SupsriAtsndsAta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01

The U. s. Ship Dale At the Brooklyn Navy Yard
sale ately the coast OF Africa The obcers OF
the Decatur ust returned from the hshere-) have all
been transfrred 20 ber The fol owing Is list Of tn
now on board the Dale William Q Wbtttis Command
err Edwin IL H.ven lieut@Dsnt; Cornelius Voc Aistins.
d. Js ues Duncan, DO; hn v. B Bisecker, purse
j OConnor Bs,clay, parsed assltant surgeon; ~
Bs1 cford, sc'ipg sster l. kmberv. passed mdship
msn, l. p. WIhsms. do Cba-iea j Peck mdsnipmsn
Francis y. Sbeope1d, do Arthur Nhitte captain .
-l.rk; Zach WbitH arsh boa'swaiD; William Hsroourt
gunner; J. T. Smith, carpenter William Bennett, tail
naher.
ploop Of war Cyaoe, from the fshing ground, or
dsred to Phadelphia for repairs arrived oil the Navy
ard, ct that place. early yesterday nsralsg.
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Marine Affairs.

THE NEW STEAMSHIP golden AGE left Quarantine for
Liverpool At seven O'Clock ys,srdsy morning. H.r de-
tention ia stated to have been caused by mis
chsvous person having drilled hole through of
the boilers, which rendered it necessary 10 stop to
repair
LAUNCH OF 4 CALIFORNIA srEANp-J A. Ws.tsrvsh 4
Co win lAuIeh from their yard this moratRg a. s
o'ckek the steamship Sonora, for the Pacific Mail
S,saDsbip Company.
COMMERCE. OF TEE PoRr NEw YORK FOR SEPTEMBER
1sts-Ths following 10 the number of vessels OF cash
sa.s arrived a. this port with their tonnage for the month
yscuSs nh
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s.lIG0s A. ciasnI asa she rniEo Avenue



COLLISION WITH ONE OF THE NEW HAVEN CARS
THREE PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJURED
Yssts1 day eoD, about qn.Iter II o'clock
ear No. 81 Belonging to the Tn'rd railroad
While ON Downward trip in collision sith one Of
tn Nv Hsvsn cars at ths fork o. tue B,sery just OBJ
posit- Fifth ftlsst, which account Of s small sze
cor pared with the New Hsven badly smashed,
and tor'ts the pas ously blurred. II
appears from the statemsnt, OF the pas eogsrs, Who
in the NJ the Of the accident that while
their coming down the Tnird avenue, the Ne v
Haven also com Rs DO IN on the Fourth ave
rue trsos. ard both striving it from appearance
to get The sd. in contact With saon other just
ct the junction Of the two mes The forward
psrt Of the 1AIo avenue was completely demo-
Hshsa, and sp'n'es few about /. all direc
tons IL Alderman Ely was taken out of the
wecx b.cl, brp6ed and ospa~d pu strange TO say NO
bone, broke. Another gentleman. whose name ~e
unable TO ssJn slightly cut 10 the forshsad.
but received otbeI ujn,y In his hurry IN get out
OF the or he lot wslet containing IS e00 In bank
bill but II sftsrssrds Je,o,td to Gin ny couduc
r psmso Brewer who found it ipg in the betom Of
the car Az ecely lady b. ppp H4,lsm very
ucb sut About tbe head ard bsd her Arms cfnshed
She sseD 70 The dug ttoe the corner Of Fourth
street. after her wounds dressed, vss conveyed
10 her JtSeD in . csrrisRe oy Of the railroad
compsBy's c]srSs Mr. Touch Who paid every attention
10 the UbfcTtuBst@ sufferer
Mr. Prs, the Of the car thinking 1t possible
there night eoliroD, bad ut went CD tbs platform
in from, 10 give to the diver when the smSab
tot phase He bsrrosy escaped being killed but. no Y
ever, got 81 With some bruies and slight scratches
about the bAL d and face
This IL the co ion that has happened at that
spot End between If the como anies
within the last O,tpight bo'h Of which sorry
say resulted very uDfort Dateiy The seems TO be no
blame attached 70 sny party the Third avenue msr
hey vsre pursuing rbe,r tight ard those In
the -Four avenue Of course defy that Ho~evar It il
his tin that phou!d be taken dmiu
i'm iAs Dpn b+r Il thee coil'sien life and Ii nd
be Geo sHtbe altar Of Msmmon. To avoid a repsH
ticD II such ontrges 1t will he D.cesary 10 future TO-
the bath oh TO slowly and with grea.
caution, when they the switch and il the dnser-
win 81 Ob,ev this utoD sill have the
painful uty Of cbrcpoig ether accident Of yeter
cay DauIe sgsin The bort belongiug to both cars
strange FAY, not ured in the least, but got of
sscot free"
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ks'ure IN ID proceedings yesterday vas discussion
ON B'shoy, Onderdopk's fght 10 oceupy the Episss-
pal resS sncs fun report win be fouud in another
part y. to-day 'spsper.
Be sides wry interesting report relative 10 the
ws s-k 10 pr"g,ess OF construction at the various
Sip ysrds II New York our % umns contain
Late News irom New Mexico and Texas; Raviees
OF the yellow Fever at the South; Commerce Al. ia
dic,al, Theatrical md Miscellaneous Intelligence &C.
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cents.


foolish and somsstat reckless boy, named Price.
oer Goshen Ind en- the PAIN instant, 10 the spirit Of
,up arr brsvsao aimed gum ~ Miss Esther Fe'knsr,
hitch bad been loaded anon, Jesr pulled the trigger
nd ,hot her through the heart The girl was aged six
zen wears sno the boy twelve.
Mr. Samuel Milton sas killed ct PortSusuth, Nh, %
~ 27th Instant by falling from Ladder
Judge BsyIy OF Vusnis, bss ssn.snted TO deliver the
appusi address the MARY hpd Agricultural Exhibition,
.hIch il TO b held ~ Marlboro, IN NevsubU nsxG
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Crystal Palace.

WARRINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT FUND
~ ehso On brHos
Contributions r ON Public Schools sept T.... l2 AZ
{" visitrs this day......... AZ 80
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Among the passenger b. the W.. Dvtou, Mr. r,
Bytsch We learn that he visit. Uaited states for
the purpose Of Introducing gas . GOOD gas
RurB)y Hn@e " p E,gand; Gov Tod, OhioS
Lieut.. dayton u s. Professor Gsoge Tasser Phila-
osph's; HeD Butler Ki, Geo-sia Attorney Co. sral
Levi Cha field, b-Dy; Capt GIypp. U 9 A.: Don.
Frsrc's h X ves, Virginia: kussey. Esq., B,Stous
we've among he late Arrivals tbs Metropolitan Hotel
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool chip nobert Kal,ypev john Bsnlons
Rev Tarvelly Addiction Mr. John KerwiCk lady.
n St.t Jr. J P Bsrs'ow.
From in barb Colu nhia Res and lsdy Nre
HasrFmab and Nks Wichins Mr. Brandt, Mr. Krone.
NJ volckl.nd n lmold, Mr. hemsmann, Mr. Amend NJ
From st Jaeo. in bAIk sturss,-w Coz, Kr Lspes.
Mr. Oaao, Lopez.
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Suprs rDe Court Special Term.
Before Hon Judge Roosevelt
SEPT. 20 = The Brnndic1g Roivood Tho melton to ns
crease security to the UooEt Of $500 GOO denied.
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The Law C0urts.

The care of the Central Park occupied branch of
the special term Of the Supreme Court yesterday nearly
all day. The motion for the contemplated improvement
in Walker and Canal streets before Judge Roosevelt
still in absyarce very curious OF forced marriage
nuled in elaborate decision BY Judge Roosevelt
which viii be found interesting. not only TO police
Justices but to the general reader MEETING Of the
bench ard the bar, viii be held ON Monday neIt to
adept in respect to the memory of the late
Chief Justice Jores
lawyers win be glad to hear that thu printed trial
calendar for the October November and Decsmbs To ms
Of 1853 Of The Superior Court containing twelve hundred
causes, Is now ready for delivery at the Office Of the
Clerk.
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TIE JERRY TRIALe.--The reputed owner OF Jerry
bsns unable to attend the ra account VI Sickness
the ea.e 10 PUT over for apstAsS term.
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Talk on Change.

The foy sign news produced an advance in b-eadstus
Common brands Of State -four closed 1T Sc so. Wheat
cold at advance Of two to three cents per
buRhel for white Michigan while prime white
Gsnesee held At 81 SO Dealers in cot on
disposed to await the recsipt Of the Ameri
cas- The sales reached about 6OO.balss without
change in prices The in this market unsoid and
sold but not delivered estimated .. about 50 coo
bales. Ffsghts to Liverpool we're irner The Hum
bodt engs ged load with lumber for California
at rates ranging between 45c and SOC per thousand feet
The despatch of Secretary Marcy in reply to the Aus
trisn Minister the Knsz.a affair was referred to.
Some vino had read it through spoke Of II 10 favor
able terms, and approved generally Of its een'imsnt
Az far principles laid down. ard the fact. of tina
stated in their support not sppesred to
Use any ohjso ion to them. This applied to many
foreign merchants, including Epghshmen, we'll
Americans The rebuke of the Ausans for their gross
outIsge in the .ezuIe Koszsin contempt Of the Tuck
sh civil authorities considered just and well put.
having s,empte1 by force, the extrAditon Of
individual from the Turkish territory which their dplo
macy, backed by another power had failed to accom-
pli at former period the government could not do
otherwise than sustain the manly eondu:t Of Captain To-
graham. whose course throughout was honorable and
patriotic Tina despatch would be read with int est
both sic ss Of the Atlantic.
Merchants 10 the Australian trade STATED that the
news received In England by the Marco Polo not
late as that which hsd c,me to hard via vaip ,rsiso
The Polo sailed on the 10th June while dates we're in
this city of the 18th She is said 10 have brought dup
Gates Of those which bad already to hand.
1t was said that steamer to nave lift Australia
for Ergland about the LIST of july whch would be due
about this time, and whoe would be important
/. would BE- two or three ~eeks later.
The Marco Pale, whoe speed had excited much talk
in England originally built at st. John Ne BRUINS
wick. When tho Sovereign of the Ssss tells her story
there it viii probably be something worth talking
about
was said that the censgnees of tne
ship Washington expected 10 libel the ship Revenue
and claim salvage for having brought her into port.
Merchants having to pass the ruins Of the Pearl srsst
Houis in Pearl street, complained ,eversy of heir dan
eersus condition ard said that If the authoriss did not
interfere to remedy the danger life would be sacriad
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Shippers per Clipper Snip sp.npsro, Tor san
srAnGscc viii please hsvs all their hsisht senssds -
pier kortb river before saturday lst October aA8
iAad in their bills Of ladipg for dgnsture 70
SUIT ON 4 CO., ~ Wan se4eek \
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Remem her that the sale Or 80 Oholco VliIu

Hemem DEF t0at the sale u 30 CMOAco Wills
49,, o'clock y u: s,.g:s. b, sIsssT q: II:
cut quarter and half p's .susssd high
.n s :. e. Il: ,s =. 4:
B.Ilsn Railroad e.pot Opp. sor,is.si. 1xsnsy.E
ss city .S.: s7s.s haar s:s CON:
ANY, .s. cit, y. NJ. n ri. s ss
operty IT, without tn. hsndonss th.s has
sssi .uss1s. ssss
dpas.s. printed .:sc.. Wi III ). 'u,n.Ssa
WITH md rsss. as @
.s
:ss :sS: isrsi:>s, %
Nassau nIs.s, or n AcaKAw. les Bossry w.
The Great sale or Maspesa Lots takes place
s %a. Il. "% sas y.
+. ss. Tin: .s.s y
:i: r: 7" . # ss:ss
e.: this s',s::
i:s : sssa
Al excellent chance for .he .ut cary 70 Day .a4
-. f.,ssSs rsidsrSs. al srouad s..sw: sss.s.d
10 III
tuD, they may regret !. IS all 80 lots .l e ssid .ss
.sft
.n ,u r srsiS L N .s:y ''
incrs nx certain that tho parent Ter
,sine snS mus. 'irs
easiest access BY pes Of II .is and qassses
.hoss WI ,e trouble 70 cal. - M es;; # A.
BERT y. NlCOLaf Tho sucto eer NO 10 Wan ssfssss
can receive msps and free omnibus tickets
wedding Cards Furnishe0. In tho Nest Ap-
spr,ats style by n. Ginbrsas srcsd.ay Cassenefs
srs,enss fancy good, &c. Ms.tui ss-si Whites sis
brd. fans in p.nrl aid ivor, .cuattsss rsny ssrvss.
Metropolitan RsteL
Rev Yo,k Superior Court.-Ths Pslnted
trial caor dor for October November and Deosmoee
terms 1883 contain 800 causes viii be ready shs day,
hall. Price 81 90.
New York meoicaI college -rhe p-elimina-
~ corrpe lectures 10 this institution will nsnce On
Nor DAY October and continue until the conmencement
OF the Trgulsr rourss october 10
pr3f Parker on Urine Pa holorv
Prof Carnochan on Surgical Operations Of the FsmAh
Prof Doremus or Proctical Chemistry in laboratory.
Prof Green Oh biscar.s 81 the irPassagss.
The res ula course will he opened vita an Introductory
lecture by Prof Carr ochan.
Botany hay. The Sunday Times Of ro-mo i"
will tain nuation Of the story commeoc-d Ia
that paper lat week titled Emily rsrd cr fe IN New
interest
The Ladies' Popsr the H~st number ~
the Lasea Psper will be publi.hed Fbnrsay "srans me
81 RIls hCaARDs, No. Murray street. near Broad
suposy T,ip.-The Steamer Th0s. q. H also
win n,h. he, usua TIP 70 pot. TO Ns.eu,s and "a:
diste places leaving pier fsot Of jay street. pa
90 eek. See advcrtisensst
emo give Years Sleeping Menu
Professor " riisns lsssuis. sss afasr.
sees s.a ::ys;i.S sn n. satss ran.sy
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OMhous.--rhe Rome Sentinel OF Thursday
Sept 70 has the following which is the first an
nouncement that we have seen indicating the
day on which Messrs. Bronson and O'Conor are
to fe decapitated =
The whg papers in extacies over the letters OF
Messrs. Bronson and o Coz or. Let them rejoice this
week; We shall see how well they will be suited after
WEDNESDAY, next.
Wednesday next it seems, is the eventful
day hut the wonder is how this Rome paper
Has the President authorized any such intima-
tion-or who did it After Wednesday next"
we are to see how well Messrs. Bronson and
O'Conor can get along with their heads of.
What does this howl from Rome mean?
BAD BEGyNNING.-The wings commenced their
operations the other evening for the fall cam
paigD at the Broadway House by attacking the
President and his cabinet with something OF
their old rancorous spirit Of opposition. This is
a bad be ginning. That sort of business should
be left Tor settlement between the hard shells
and soft shells. 1t is family affair and out
siders ought not to intermeddIe in it. Let the
wings first unite among themselves. il they can;
but their COW ntion of the 9Th OF October at
Syracuse will not amount to much if their pO-
licy is limited to breaking down the admins
tratioD at Washington.
JULIEN AT METROPOLITAN HALL Mons Julien has
acted with his d crinston In transfer
rirg the locale CT his grand from the Castle
6s dem to Metropolitan Hi We approve OF the change
and Mons Julien opins, has had convincing proofs
hath nfi
Metropolitan Hall had been regdtd aad decorated
render II BETTING the 'athionabIs crowds who
Julien rightly enough calculated, would to it
As the it is needless to FAY than
that they have Lost of the brancy and attractive
which characterized Jutllsn's concerts Castle
Garden, and which have gwen him world wias repu.
tation.