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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11
DIED.

ADDISoN--on sundsy morning Sept, 10 Thou.ss Addison.
Ia ihr 60th years o. his
TIC relative and erds Of h family sud those Of Vie sous
Ia lew " T. Couking J. Coll aud T.. ChesebrouSs
srec'uy nvi''d stead he fun' Tuesday afternoon
al Socck from his late residence, No 81 Sands sfeok
lyr without further Invitation.
BROWN-Un saturday the 9th inst Mis'susan C. Bnwn.
IN the 9Th wear Of her age
Friends aud respectfully Invited TO at
III fGIer mis- ping A II O'Clock from the house OF
5rs Colt No. $50 Atlantic 81. Brooklyn
EONDsOn Friday, the Sth Inst, Mrs Ellis Boud the alec
tGLtf, vita W. Bond Nos lO6 aud i0fthsy and ~sS
Luris Il 81 DrtfnWoot e mefciy tia following asy
GUERhSEY-At Ne. - West pa St the a,h inst. Hu
riei oily child 81 shcrt and sarah Guernsey aged
v.ar ard months
The r, mains ~. taken to Greenwood
LOTTlMER-On Saturday tho Rh usi., Hauy freIe.
yugrg u son OF William and Jane c. Lot;imet.
Fuueral from The his father Unonst between
Cout and Clint n-s'A, Brookyu this day tMondaJ) At
oc'Ock M
PRICF-Ai Glen Cove, L. l., suddenly Oh Friday evening
Gefrge Price George j. and Susan Price, in tue 5ta
year Of his
sPAULDlN0-Ou SATURDAY morong the 9th inst, Rose
Thompor vie Of Henry b. Spsuldns in the 2ph yeG %
her 49, =.
The ends OF the family respectfully Invited to attend
boz uueFa this lhoudayl morning lbe llth Inst, 81 ~
ccock from No 81 Fast sd It, without further Invitation
WALKER-Iu Sytscuse, n. Y, on The 9Th inst My
Walker wife o. william Walker formerly q Scotland. IN
the 18Th yea II hesfge.
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There was an active and buoysnt Stock market
tbs morning which was not fully sustained at the
Second Board. The market wfole sympathzes
with the Erie movement, ard ia features exhibit a
very marked change during tho week There Is nov
a cheerful instead Of despOnGsnt feeling, and the
usual operators for rise are again willing 10 move.
The impression is very general that the change OF
the last week or two, with the usual fluctuations.
will be permanent. Values sshich last month ap-
peared to be entirely annihlated will agaia take
their usual range and with returning confidence viii
come the returning demand Sor investment and spec
alatou. OF Eric, the sales to-day were nearly Geo
shsres, Opening at lOI touching 81 and closing al
lo2, an advance of , 2 cent. from Fdoays Second
Board. Hudson River a6yaDeed to a., hut cosCd at
IS. Central heavy at Esq. Tia business o. the
three above roads thus far in September Is repre-
.enied ~ be exceedingly large Beading closed dull
Harlem vas firm at 3lI. Cumberland was stsong in
the morning at 3ga32i but elossd at 81 at hesecond
Boa.a. Nicaragua vas firm q. 2oI in consequence Of
arrangements between the Company and the Panama
intsrest for an advance OF fares and the 1snnng Of
boats alternate weeks insteSd Of ~ at present. ran
ana advanced TO 90 The latest secoun.s from I'M.
ok are very ia sorable both in regard tcreceipta and
r...enoers The road will be completed, 1t q now
,.,ed nv the II Of January. Railroad Bonds arc IN
fair demand and conf aence sppoars to DC ms2uTsbiy
,,tu,npr 10 this kidd OF security. Hlinois Central
iu.roved 70 n; New York Central 5G4 Erie, los9.
| 20. incomes. 7S Panama, -, &c. Ssshizg doing
| in Government Stocks.
In Exchssge the business limited cor the steam
O., to-day and quotations were weak. Sterling was
| TO y cent lower. We quote The range sssi =
cent. Francs ). IA a5n1.
| Frlights are duI. To Liverpool, Grain nou'1 Ally
sd; Cotton. ID; Desdweighf, 7iSslO tt, Lou
! don, 900 bbIs Naval Stores Is. The SsiPpisg
LIT gives for the three days previous thu foloyng
| charters:
Norwegian ship from Mirsnehi 70, Cork for or
| der. Desls. Is; an American ship, rom Sc. yohu.
n. r.. TO Liverpool, "a; BE-. bark .rom Richibqcte
ssme yoysee, 90 81; chip fr IN ST. John, n b.
to the Clyde. -; bark b ace TO Cabs, saga,
Shocks. i6c., .nd back to s.w-York, sasa'' y %
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FIRES.
TIRy IN wAsHISGTOk.sT.


About o'clock Saturday morning fire broke on,
!, n. lower part Of No. 1862 Washington st occupied
\, Neil & Hugh ODoDnell as cooper shop. The
Gre originated in the back part Of the cellar and DO.
Gore |, was discovered the flames had burnt through
,he ceiling to tho shop the first floor The fremen
we're early on the ground, but before they could sub.
due the flames the stock and lower part of the build
ipg was considerably damaged The upper part Of
,bo buidiug occupied as boarding house was unin.
;pr,d Messrs. O'Donne estimate their loss at about
fQoo. Stock and fixtures Insured 5000 in the Broad
vsy Insurance Company.
YIRE IN WEST BROADWAY.
Tbe alarm Of fire at o'clock on Saturday night
was ocessioDed by the bursting of a camphene lamp
in an exchange chop kept by Mr.. Howard, at No I62
West Broadway. No damage of any consequence
was DONE
FIRE IN 6REENwICH.sT.
Atm o'clock Saturday night fire broke out in
the lower part Of No. 273 Greenwich-st occupied by
Thomas Curran as brush store. The origin of the
fire has not yet been ascertained. The fremen were
early on the ground and by flooding the store soon
sabdued the flames The damage sustained was prn-
cpaly by water The upper portion Of the building,
occupied by Mrs. Halleck az a boarding-ho
capped injury. The occupants were greatly alarmed,
and several Of them fed to the street in their night
clothes. FIRE IN wATER-sT.
Last evening about O'Clock fire was discovered
BY the Fourth Ward Police in the fve-story brick
building No. 297 Wster-st occupied by G. Merle as
storage warehouse. The building was stored from
top to bottom with cotton sugar, and other mercbsn
disc.
The alarm was promptly responded to by the fire.
men Of the District but they experienced great diff
Guilty in getting water upon the fire, 10 consequence
Of the iron window shutters in front being securely
fastened On the inside. The fire originated in the
fourth story, and thence communicated to the
fifth floor, Both Of these stories were slowed full Of
cotton in bsles In short time the fremen hosted
their hose upon the top Of the adjoining houses and
having cut holes in the roof Of the burning building,
poured eopeus streams through the spertures thusi
made into the 9Th story. In this manner the flames
were speedily subdued.
The fremen at length succeeded in entering the
building, when the cotton stored therein was thrown
into the street and saturated with water to prevent it
from again igniting. Much damage was done by
water.
Az the property in the building belOngedto different
parties, no correct estimate yet be arrived at
relative 10 the losses and insurance.
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COMMERCIAL MATTER,S
sale. u, the stock Esshange. SER. Q.
ssi.s of Stocks nt PhIlasieIp,,,a s

Rerorted fer The \. Tribune by Messu Fry a Thomas.
Fsf BOqrd-+ go 5cbuyL Nav. o. -, b5, al; 900
Snsa Canal o. $40 County 6s t6i > 500 City Railroad
Ca E,'e b. "a; 2O Schuy Nav. Pref, bj 5O s. do
s. - r. sdng Railroad cash 81; $40 Do 3ili 81 Do b5Sn.
3f loCdo 3 81 Long slsrd Railroad llii 100 do cash.
MAJ 100 BIZ m Canal 10 Ili 80 DO lls DO do, cash. "
100 90 and int. lli schuy Nav, 21i Is Bank Of
Keniuciy 10
Sfond IoGTG-s ooo Camden and Arlboy RI g. 49, ba
ejg. Harrisburg RIl. b5. s.; 4 Penn RI, g.
.sGer Board-I0 Readag RR 3ii lo0 Morris Canal
b. "a. 49, -
Cloag Price Tilted SfateS g. 49, III bid, Ili sskee
ni, States &C. o. III bid HI asked; Pen1syyanis 50.
81 bid 8f asked, Reading Ranlud 81 BID $50 ssked'
ReaStz Rsuraa Bones 70 74l bid, Il -sked; Re ding
Railroad Muugaao rs 80 81 ID e o,kedj Pennsylvan.
sehnyIkil Navigation o. 82 "a bid 7it asked sehoykin
Ksyisaton sod y bid III asked siuysi Navigation
Prrfred ~ BID askeJ Long lslaEd III bid, 10 ssked
Veksbura 10 bid u asked Grad Bank, III BID Y asked
LehsL Zinc T. b1 10 asked; Union Ca5a 10 bid loi asked
M
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lAGvefiissmeui.l
Their ia very little doubt that the great MAORI

~ LroEe contributions" called be 10
tfacd stacks Of Fever sud AGue aud 70 the Of the
eru remedies prescribed tor that dist rssr complaint Those
VINO H witnessed the disorder have nocrd that destroys
bdiy igor pr the energies OF the mind and That it
ue a.. ere many bypochonda dyspcoss
mes ciri neuralgia dizzness AID Iona Tan OF ailments
The REGULARITY DEsuLERs Puts consists "a Their rema
ak anti % odic and prope cs They almost instantly
brak 70 The periodic aud constantly recurring sscki that
cLssCieze Chis ana Fever And those wto have tsAen
The IN uniformly remark that they med atcY increas the 40
Use s,ods tie restore strength and nygorse the
sysifn 10 agreeable aud As
tTs nle lie ,ve aud Ague VIII from the first dose
housh obstinate there have beer al chi
b. fore the complaint was finally broken
DEsHLFE's PtILs are sold by ". Cronbie Broad
gev and Ifthst jaime. Smith Courtst and Mon
tss1e place Brookyn c. ID De'hler, New Brunswick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

,,,rR FROM THE CAPE OF Coon HoPE.--The
.r.osr bark Silver Cloud, Capt. Lewis, which sa'iei
s s.1m CspeTown July 90 arrived at this port yestsr
~ ~ sfterpoon. We are indebted to + Boyingron,
~ for papers up to July Is, from which we CLEAN
=. itens Of Intelligence.
On the 18th Of July, Table Bay was visited by one
w.. Three British vessels were driven ashore, and
sse man was drowned.
I, h proposeo TO establish electric telegraph line
,.,xsep Simcn's Bay and Cape-TOwn.
The frs, Parliament under the new Constitution was
1. sesson, and was contemplating nu nbsr Of liberal
,rd refoims,ory measures. Boston Atlas, 9th.
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la " LVIE'LLIGENCE
MARINE cOURT-Before Judge MoCAErHy
- -. rnr...r I'm rnETNAIQ
y,,,ie. pss, sst ssmusi Thonpsou ana Johs a.-oI

Patrick D8Hy at samuel Thompsou and JohE as-on-
Suit ON behalf Of Nicholas Duty, who assigned the
claim to recover OF the owners OF one OF the Liver
pool lines Of packets the value OF trunk and con
tents placed on board the ship Queen Of tie Wesi al
Liverpool, but lOst.
on board the ship at Liverpool It was said after pay
ing his passage ii the afternoon. having hs tr1nk.
some bedding boxes OF provialous &c: Iu ",s
boarded the ship the main hatch The me. s
was on DICK. VITO told him to leave bis trgnA 90
Seck and 20 eft to have HE ticket examined; ne
returned and vent down with bis provision. ana gag
gsge TO the steersye He wss gone but lev minutes,
but the trunk on bis return was mi-shz oe ~
%esn,ims had boarded or left the ressel. He msds
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TOTHOsE WHO WOULD Know THEMSELVES

Technology Is useful Of all modern d-css efie.;
for While oheis enhance creature comforts uaaly this sss
teaches life and it, unfods nature a al
s.pecs II. fundamental docrns that uleua 6,c,y
is exercised by Of portion of The BRAIN called is oEan
the size snd quality OF which poporionsts to ~
rroof = unvtrss nature. Al sbimals couTarel with al
others all human being. coufr.sged with eli ch-s
ali furn-h living demonstration thatis
ven through al nature. Professor Sman bears the following
tesfin ouy:
Phreroorv undertakes sh for what phos
ophv performs for external world; clsms disclose the
Of things AID present Nse unvsied sod Ia her
true features"
PSYCHOLOGICAL ExANISATfoNs with Chars and written
aescttous character daily ~ Professor FowLsR AZ the
cabinet. Nc SS Broadway TWO blocks above the Pafk.
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FROM VENEZUELA.

-..o.ed. zee Of The Philadelphia North American
~ CARACAS Saturday. Aug. II, le54.
our Presidential election commenced here on tn
.nS ended on the 9Th iosi resulting IN the elev1-
~ N Gen Jose Tadeo Moragas 10 the Presidency
W. W. |. unanimous vote q the pc ple.
'iTbe revolutionary outbreak which took place Ia
NV nree provinces Of the Republic have been
w. sown bv The Government troops and the leaders
~ nrisoneYs. As they are powerless 20 do harm
png 10 tbo popularity of the present Executive h
u, 20 doubt show them clemoncy by or ,ntiDg them
sn.,Sop on the promi-c Of future good behavior.
Coffee is scarce and high, the crops having been
,,x ali shipped. Hides como in clio Sly. aud are
800 In price. American provisions are in good
sspnrjy with moderate demand. AMIGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

ARREST o. BURGLARS "A German named Florence
Meyer was yesterday arrested by Policeman IIrien
of the Reserve Corps, charged with burglariously
entering the store Of Augustus Smith Of Rec
tor and Greenwich-sts and stealing therefrom goods
and money to the value of 500. A portion of the
property was recovered and the accused WAS commit
ted by Justice Dogart for examination.
Thomas SimoDson, colored, was detected at !
O'Clock yesterday morning in the basement of tho
house of Mr.. j. Niblo, No. $50 West 4?d-st., which
it Is alleged be had broken into for the purpose Of
theft. He was held by Justice Stuart for examine
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

On Tuesday match for $4,000. two mile heats,
between Childe Harold aud Terrific. Also, the same
day, match Of $4,000 two mile heats, between Sam
Letcber ana Madonna.
On Wednesday, match for o., OOo two mile heats,
bewe,n Logan and Maid Of Orleans.
On Thur-day, match for - 600, three mile heats,
between One-Eyed Joe and Garrett Davis Same
day, match of 81 900, mile heats, between Selm
and Little Arthur
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fAdvertisem


SILks SILKS, SILks.-The greatest bargains
q the season be h4d q HsARo CLAP! Co.'S No Sli
o. sd The following Rch silks have been purchase AZ
forced sEctou sale which they enabled sell al forty
Ter beOS the cost Of importation Rich Black Gro De
Rim vocsd sc I'll Will be offered for 750 Gle yaTt
rich Plaid silks inSoced Goa 95c offered al SIS 5e y
yard; rich Chsmecn silks iny diced 75d sc aud sold 81
Adbc q ynrd Othef rich Dress Coos equally los; su'h
the Of the Dry Goods market Prssen Another
vvees may b. too ate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

81 the search for II he could but the captain and
mate il said refused to order search and srore
At Linn. The carpenter made search, ba, uithDat
effect About week afterwards vixen the vessel
about e ting under way Tor SEA- several sailors
were put OF shore ana Puffy requested the cIptsir,
be says, 70 have their baggage searched bat ne r..
fused IN do so.
The present suit Is hrought sga;nst the owners Of
tue shp az responsible for tue care OF zoe irgnk 10
recover It's value and contents. The clNm Was csn.
tested The Judge in rendering decsiOs sa;l he
had cone 10 the conclusion 10 gives vcrct for PLAIN
tiff IN The amount OF the articles properly forming his
luggage or bsgg aye, for q sea voyage There were
il he truik some dresses for the daugh,ern aw OF
Of Nicholas some knives ard forks, aui qua which
woud not be allowed for. judgment plaintiff deduct
mgthese articles, Sl52 &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

At the Novelty Iron Works on Friday, Messrs.
Siillman, Allen Il Co. had on exhibition new cop.
per uum pan, for boiling sugar, which they have
just completed for the Boston Sugar Refining Com
pany, and which they claim to be superior to any
thing of the kind made in this country. 1t
eimmepse iron and copper pan aud boiler, nine feet
two inches in diameter, and weighs about five tuus.
The pan is seven feet and six inches deep, and is
welded together in the most substantial manner. Its
entire cost will be abou, $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

BRrAKISG rP OF DIsoRDEELT HorsE.-Lieut
Cargil Of the Ninth Ward Police with posse OF
bis men, on Saturday made descent upon the house
Of i'll fshe No. - Grovest., kept by two women Re-
becea and Rosetta Eystinge whom they arrested
with six of the female boarders, and conveyed before
Justice Stusrt. The Magistrate held the keepers Of
the house to bail in COO each to answer the charge
and dismissed the others upon their promising to leave
tie reighborhood. The neighbors had made CON-
plants aeainat the house as a nuisance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11
SUPERIOR CoURr-Af chamb.r,-Before Judge Ho,rx,s

HArFisops essiuU Harsiu.
Motion by two brothers against another brother Tor
irurciion to restrain latter from Interfering with the
Northern Hotel corner OF Nest and Courtlandt sts,
the two brothers having csimed TO have purchased
the Hotel, that is the five years lease, fN-
lures, furniture sc Of the other brother This vas
denied--the sale il was said having been provision
al plaintiffs TO carry on the house aud pay the bills AZ
they came in, but plaintiffs fsled to DO so, aud did
Dot properly conduct the business Motion for ia-
junction denied, with $40 costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

Gross oCrRAoE.--Three men, named james
Hsughry, TbOs. Daley, and WIN. Oxford, were on
Saturday arrested, charged with having attacked
woman named May Farrell, while in FiSt-sv., near
Twenty -hfth-st, between II and o'clock yesterday
morning, dragged her into alley, and there. after
each had ravi-hed her. robbed her Of her earrings.
which on their arrest were found in possession Of
two Of them. They were locked up by Justice
Stuart to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

RoBBERY At The \. HAVEN R.R. DEPoT.-Mr
Barber Porter, returned Californian, was robbed OF
$500 while at the n. II. X. Depot on Saturday By,
is alleged, q notorious thief named Bill Oliver, VINO
pushed up against him and distracted the money,
whi,h was in gold coin. from his coat pocket. Mr..
T. instantly discovered Lis loss and caught bold of
Oliver, whom he caused to be taken to the Chiefs
Office hut on searching him no money could be fouad,
be having probably passed il over to an an accom-
plice. Oliver was locked up to await examination.
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n : XsRst4AL's OFFICE

SEW MEXICAN wAR-PROPELLER SASTs ANNA.
Two more hhels on suits ia behalf Of sesinen, who
have worked OIL board for wages amounting to about
go have bee n commenced, we understand on be
half of the men by Mr. ID f. Wheaton, and the IL
tels served bv the Marshal.
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n heard nothing Of the disturbance in question. Some
other testimony WIS taken but nothing that went to
show who the guilty parties are. The Coroners Jury
rendered the following verdict "That deceased came
"to bis death from injuries received in row in Mott
"st., on the night Of the Sd of Sept said I'M lries
"baving been inflicted by some person or persons
unknown to the jury
Mr.. Brady was native Of Canada and 81 years Of
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SUPREME corRT-ssseI.l ssts.s Jp'se olraKr.

Bridget Marley bv her neat friend Asains, M,rksy
Tbr was suit tor separation from bel and b'srd
on account OF alleged ilttroatmont. Tie passed
by default, and plaintiff awarded the custody Of
The Tine chlldren On application Of Mr.. W., who
oe led the alleged uuknd treatment, the proceedings
were set aside and he let in to defend The salt The
sui jet submitted by the Court 20 referee 10 re-
pert ss TO a proper amount Of ahmony during the
tendency OF the suit. He has recommended So per
week defendant Mr.. NJ having already the care OF
the Children. aud $3.50 counsel fec Me- I. q Glo-
yer or behalf Of Mrs NJ moved that the account be-
increased TLswas opposed by counsel Cor defen-
dsnt who contenCed that the SUN sufficient sc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

A CuRIOsIfY.-Among the names of dozen or
more Of SoutheneIs who have arrived in town to at
tend the National Course Races we have actually
found ope who is neither Judge, Gen., Col, Maj or
Capt. absolutely Southern sporting man without
title Ii s the fret case on record.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

CONGRESSIONAL CoSyESnos.-The Denocraac
Committees Of the With Congress1@nal Dis'c. Q, tne
STATE of New Jersey consisting OF Hudson and Essex
Copntes have issued cal for the District Conven-
lion for the nomination Of Democratic candidate tor
Congress. Tie Convention will be held ct the Com,
mercia Buildings in Jersey City on the Ith gay OF
0c,obsr Delegates 10 tuis Convention will be chosen
fron The different Wards aud Townships On Friday,
The 9oth inst The ratio Of representation In the Con
yentna will be delegate for each 100 votes at the
lsst Gaberpaioral election, and delegate for each
traction Of 100 which exceeds fifty in number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

OPENING SERVICES OF THE BAPTIST BIBLE House..
The Board Of Managers Of the American an For
eien Bble Society announce the completion OF their
new buildins Nos. rs and IL Nassaust. To-day
at5P NJ all the apartments will be thrown open for
general examination. AT +. NJ religious ser 'ices
nay be expected in the Managers Room and co nmu-
nicatpg apartments, consisting of Prayers selections
from Scripture and an original Hymn addresses by
President Anderson of Rochester University the Hon.
Isaac Davis of Worcester, the Rev. Dr. Shadrach, or
Tie Rev. j. ". Smith, Of Philadelphia; the Rev.
Drs. Murdoch Of Hartford, Davis of Montreal and
others if time permits. As the space is limited tick
cts will be issued for the number that can be couYo
nienily accommodated.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

MILITARY PARADE.-Adi Gen. Cadwallader mas,
by order Of the COMMANDMENT Chief issued an oflef
10 Major Gen. Vaudeville OF the I'd Division, afee1
ing him to parade the division on tue l2l1 ol oe'Ioer
Tie division comprises the Counties OF bergen Dc
sale. Hudson. Essex and Morris. The Bdgsder zen
eras have been neifed and will issue the order TO
their respective brgades large ndmter Of olioeIs
with their stairs from New-Jersey and aosoad, VIII
he present on the occasion. Il Is expected thai tas
viii he the greatest military display ever witnessed in
Newark,