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rs hereby given that at the December term 1855 Of
i the Probate Court Of the County Of Thurston, W.
estate Of HENRY MATTICE, late OF said county, de-
ceased. Persons having claims a2ainst said estate
will present them for payment and those indebted VII
settle the same. .- -.-. .et. r.I -.
C. H. HALE,
Administrator, &c-
Olympia, Dec. II, 1856. no124t.
, 1855-12-14
ApMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the December term
IN 1855, Of the Probate Court in and for the county
Of Thurston, W. T., the undersigned was appointed
Administrator the estate OF james W. Nc Allster'
deceased ePerons having claims against said estate.
will present them for payment aud those indebted wili
settle the same. 7. ". GLASGOW.
Administrator,
Olympia, W. T., Dec. 18th, 1s55-3w
, 1855-12-14
0LYmPIA LODGE, No. S,

XXof Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
" Irregular communications on the first and third
Saturday evenings in every month.
All members Of the order In good standing are invi-
ted to attend, 7. F. MoELR0Y, W. NJ.
, 1855-12-14

M. EOUrS5OrJ a, 90.
HAvE REMOVED TO THLIR NEW STORE,
Corner Mon and Fourth Streets O'yTPtd, W 7
, 1855-12-14
BROWNS NURSERY
Special Notice.

IN consequence Of the death of one OF our firm, we
L have concluded TO close up our business. Those
wishing to buy Dry Goods, Clothing Groceries Boots
Shoes, Hardware, &c, cheap, will do well to call as
we are selling of at San Francisco cost prices.
GOLDMAN K ROSENBLATT.
, 1855-12-14
HENRY JOHNSON & co., /.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE sl DRUGGISTS

I SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA uio
OFFER for sale, for cash, at the lowest -
" wholesale prices, a large and well se-
ected assortment Of East India, Mediterra- tsH
mean and European Drugs and Medicines; MN
French, English and American Chemicals So
Of all kinds and also, extensive variety OF PERU
merry, Fancy Ardcles, Fancy Soaps, Brushes, Paints
and Oils Dye stufIs. Labels Window Glass, Extracts,
Bronzes, Tusses, Leeches, Surgical Instruments,
Druggists Glassware, Hatters Goods, Shakers Herbs
and Roots &c. together with every article comprised
in the stock Of Druggist or Physician. ..
H. j. 4 Co., are the proprietary Wholesale Agents
for Dr. Jaynes Family Medicines Sands Sarsaparilla,
Old Townsends sarsaparilla, Mofats and Brandreths
Pills, Davis Pain Killer, Congress Spring Water. &C.,
&c. 49,
Henry johnson B Co.. have made such arrange
ments In New York, Boston and Philadelphia o. VIII
enable them to purchase their stock at the lowest
rates. and they determined TO give their customers
the benefit Of low prices, and at the same time tne
best quality Of goods.
July 23, ls5S-lsly.
, 1855-12-14
w. N. AVER s,
BOARDING

BOARDING HOUSE.
THE undersigned is prepared to furnish board ,,,A
i by the day. week. the most rea- E;iI
sonable terms-having fitted up large and comfOra-
BILE house, the corner of Fourth and Franklin Sts
Immediately opposite the residence ofMaj. TitOn, in
pleasant part Of the town.
His table will be furnished with the best the market
affords.
Rooms can be furnished II desired.
SILAS GALLIHER
Olympia, Nov le, 1855. no9:tf
, 1855-12-14
"A chiel amang EN- tl'en notes,
And faith we'll prent EN-

The political news from the States, is
not interesting. As stated last week,
Ohio has gone for the "Kinky-ites and
"fusiOnists," but not by such terrible ma
jOrity as it was at first supposed. Chase is
elected Governor, bat with no very great
majority to brag on. In the Legislature,
fusionism is triumphant. ff
The election in Georgia, has resulted in
the complete, and almost entiro overthrow
and absorption Of both "Sam and "Sam-
bo." johnson has been elected Governor,
by at least 5000 majority, with q demo-
cratic member in Congress.
= The gallant General HARVEY, of the
Dragons, has recently obtained brilliant
victory over the Indians amongst the Sand
Hills, on the north side of the Platte, some
distance north Of Fort Laramie. Report
says, that from seventy to eighty Indians
were,killed, and large number of women
and children taken prisoners. The loss on
the part Of Gen. H. was but triAing.
Nothing new from Oregon or the Rogue
river country since our last At the last
accounts, Maj Rains command were still
at the Dalles, inactive. The Oregon papers
are largely filled with a correspondence 60
, 1855-12-14
NntIce fn Fnrmers.

Sept. II, 'Ss.-smo.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25
MARINE AFFAIRS. 4

STAAA BAryEEs NEw-YORx AID NtNfUCGsT
movement s on loot in Nantucket . estabhsh line
of steam propeers 70 ply be,~esn thsE town and this
City. IT., Iegu,r7 says that judging from the char
acier and ab lty # those who hsve started IN the
enterprise there no doubt Of ia successful termi
nation.
C0LLl,,oS The bark Utah OF New-YoTk, bound
for the African Coast was run into about O'clock
yesterday morning, near Sandy Hook, by an unknown
schooner. The Utah was towed into Atlantic Dock
No. -, where her cargo viii be discharged and her
damages repaired.
STEAMSHIP PACurc.-Capt. French OF the ship
Mercury, arrived yesterday morning, reports that on
the 10Th list, lat Az 49, lon. 81 32 ne passed the
steem+hip Pacific, Nye hence for Liverpool. she left
this pO-t on the tn.
STEAMSHIPS ARAGo .SD ARIEI~-Cspt. Moses OF
the ship City Of New-York, arrived yesterday morn
ing reports that on the 23d, Sunday, at II A. NJ,
South Shosl Of Nantucket bearing n. by +. 20 miles,
be passed the steamships Arsgo and Ariel hence for
Havre, via South smp;on. The ARIEL was about one
mile ahead cf the Arago, both vesses going at good
speed sgsiDst strong east Wind at the time
L.UScH.-Messrs J. c. Smith & Son will launch
from their ship yard at Sing Sing on Thursday eth
inst O schooner Of 200 tuns, to DO called the c. II.
Moller. Her owners are Messrs. C p. Wright Co.,
and others She II desigoed fs the coasting trade,
ard will be commanded by Capt. o. y. Hatfield, who
il n owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25
DIED.

Arygr-a Eiabeth CITY y. j., Sunday evening sgt
81 May AUGUSTA nfiuf dau ghter Of henTy aai Mary IN
gusia Aiken, sged months. ,....
TIs rets an end oil the family reqaes ed 10 atsn4
the tune al from no bsuss Ot ~ pusn' La fsJsto's
E.i4Aieih CITY, on Tuesday att O'Clock T. W.
Monday Sept "a site long .nd pss
ful illness In the 5Cb yeaI Of hsI a5, LOUISA ADSSHs
CEE.IER tsuzhter Of the late John L. CresieT
Eussfsl s day OOck tom tho residence OF her orosr
John A. CresisT No 5 Morton st. the friends 81 inc smhI
invited - attend.
GARrsrR-At Orange NJ j.. sun lay, Sept - JOHN BALI
VIZ GARnIssR scn q Baldwin Gardiner, asef ~ years
The fencs fuy invited % attend his funeral VILE
out further inytotO1 sept. IS a. O'Clock hos Csvnv
Church, corner Il sfb az and [lst-st
Uowr-In Bris.ol H. l. Tbursdsy morning Sept IL. ha
ABBY HOWE widow Of George Howe ksq, assd8 years.
Hopxvs-On sunday morning Sept 4 DAsisL infant -ss 81
EdwInA. Hopkins.
~ friend. ard relatives the tay invited 20 spend hs
funer, this sftsrnoon O'Clock from No oS ~ ST. wA-
Gu, further notice.
KIrcn,s-On Monday. sept u. Mrs ELrAssrn kIrc"ss-
IN he 10 yesr Of bsrsyo.
f4e friends Of the smy Respectfully invited - send h~
funeral iru m the esdenca Of daughter No 55 HhsV,
Tuedsy afternoon at O'Clock, without further b't 'os
NcN.s.sa-Ou Fnlsy SEPT 2. PIrgs McNAsssA sssA0
years Z Disisigu-s, BroDslJn, p. d.
The remains Inferred "a the CemetrrJ0 ms hYer-A
RoesRs-On Saturday morning sept 2l d whopns cough.
NIy LIZA sdes snsht.f Of Jra T. and Mary k0s<s.
ssed y%aIs mon hs aud IL LAYS - - .
Her f.usin from her ate fednes No " sosss
4th-st WihaIn-baTgh Inferred in Greenwood CenstsS
Tsy-At Round HUI Northampton. GU SATURDAY. sept ~.
Mrs r. gsy, ,geo y years vito 81 Isaac - "Ds
Psf1h Grove Grant County, Wi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25

DESTRUCTION o. rnE OCEANIC u

DhsTRCC Ton OF TIE OCEANIC HOUSE.
TIE Oceanic Houss on Coney Island, occupied by
Mcssga. Alex. Rogers and Thee. S. Tucker, was de-
stToyed by fire OF Sunday night last. The FIRE broke
out IN four places in the thirdstory OF the main wing
and soon onveloped the whole building in flames.
The light of the fire. although distance Of eight
niles, was plainly visible in this City, but there
was an uncertainty as TO the cause, the e,giDes pro-
ce4dcd 10 further than the termination of C0urt-st.
Tie fire was discovered about g. O'Clock in the even
ing, ana the BUILDING being Of light material, the
flames spread rapidly and soon enveloped the whole,
and by about 10 O'Clock it was q mass OF ruins.
through the eIcrions Of the negbbOrs, the cottages
attached to the hotel, bowling saloon horse-sheds,
&c. were saved from destruction The furniture Of
the house was all consumed with the exception OF that
on the lower iOcr. The Coney Island House closely
contiguous, escaped with bu! slight damage The
furniture however, which was removed, was greatly
injured 1t is occupied by Samuel Feter, who Is in-
sured to tie al cunt OF bis loss. The Ocesnc House
was Of wood four stories in hight and capable of sc-
conmOt ating about 200 persons. The seas IN being
over but few persons remained, however. IL was re-
butt IN 1872 by Jsag9 Vanderbilt, the house upon the
same sight having be-n destroyed by fire during The
winter Of the came year.
negro porter, attached to the establishment, was
furnitme He was rescued, however without serious
Injury.
The property is owned by Judge Vanderbilt, who
purchased it in loj2 for So, OOO His loss is about
10000 Insured for :23 800 the following Companies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25
ARREST or THE INDICTED ALDERMEN
AND COUNCILMEN.

Il was announced in TIE TRIBUNE on Monday
morning that Aldermen DRAKE, MosER AID HERRIcK
had been indicted by the Grand Jdry. Such proves
Ia have been the case 1t is also true that Co1ncmen
WrNDELL, CooPER and HEsLT have been indicted.
This morning. all these gentlemen were arrested by
Officers Spicer Lowry and Others on bench warrants
issued by Recorder Smith.
Alderman Her1ck has been indicted on two counts
The first IT, he is charged with receiving from Edward
WaIng 800 on the list of June last under the consd-
erston that he was to his influence for the CONTRACT
for grading Eighty sixthst also with receiving SINH
lar sums for the same purpose different occasions.
The second count IL that he is charged on the con-
plant Of Walter r. Jones with asking bride for bis
influence in the Joseph Walker contract.
Aldermen DRAKB is indicted on the charge Of ask
Ing bribe for his influence in the Joseph Walker
contract The amount he asked is not stated.
Alderman MosEE is charged with asking 81 900 TOR
his irfuence in tie Joseph Walker lntract.
Councilman WFNDtIL Of the Finance Committee
is indicted on the complaint Of VIM. l.. Wiley, the
e..Cap,ain Of Police in ~ First Ward, charged with
offering to 90 in favor OF the $4,000 appropriation or
he extension Of Canal st.. &c. for consideration oil
OF money not named.
Councilman CooPER is indicted for offering 70 use
his influence to release Peter Palmer of the contract
ior cleaning st.ee:s in the Eleventh Ward for the sum
1880.
Councilman HE.LI, charged With asking $1,000
bribe Of the armers, their application 10 the Com
mon Council or stand position for their wagons IN
West-st near Washington Market.
Ttey were taken before Recorder Smith and each
gave his bonds to answer the indictments.
The rumor tina was in circulation relative to Two
police magistrates being indicted, proves 10 ne IN
toTeo.
The following percns became bondsnen for the
unfortunate officials:
Fox AID. Mosier tx MAJOR Jsmcs Harper became
surety IN 8 SEQ.
For Aid. lIenick, John +. Ropes, Esq his partner
IN The Saaday Atlas went bail IN $500 on one
coun. Of the indic,mer. and the Alderman gave his
own recognizsnocs for he other.
Nathaniel 5. Wing, Esq, gave bonds in 81 200 for
AID. Drake. M. Alfred f. Lsgrsye for Councilman
Cooper i, ike sum Isaac Edward, Esq, Tor
Councilman anden in ike sum, and Mr.. hsary
Brennan cor Councilman Heaiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25
fAdvertlssment.


METROPOLIS HOETH AnEsIc.-One Of the duties OF the
Pre-. 10 protect the public from imposition, by teaching trns
principles Public feeling and sympathy Ju'uy snt bum ine,
excited q th' dreadful rsyage- ~ PosfsDtA
dise ghbouE cities Yet b. CobsunpuJn, more
lives ar sscr6eeo annually Yellow Fever destroys IA
years Pest entail diseases eoncenrsie tnen desm deinE
tbsfGii ~ comps sty-y single tosed oeaies "hie Con
thee cuously throughout al tbs busy walks OF life
hose wEo by the waynte fall snd perish unaeeded
OF soou fOrsotten b. hsr neig b0rs lends and isiye
The cueftion has been ked COn.umptioa eurabs?
To famed experienced physicians W. mus look 10 an
CaIsse and sttes Of England well msny Of tho
Uuifed States able Writers Disco Of the Lungs
ARrDsiive.
Tie opinions II great any point entitled to
opEor subject which they have made their constant study
for more years thai opinion 10 sea extent
The az. 70 BE- met daily instances OF living robus and
hshy pe1.cr who hsve ben VI cary aad serious at
There re mary valusbe Members OF the medical pr'ss
who song ne quncs OF an -riHou1 pseues ~n'
have been saatehel from he jaws OF taAi To,oas mons a.
~ thii .y We believe II H.,ru Of 10 $50 Broad way IL one
Ct successful praeton IL the Of Lung aad
Ckronic 70 the that have knOwn him
- tn1s sna b. 80 e1reA uurbsr OF ,ar 1quantancsA
lie was Husert ard associate OF Professor John De La
S1er Of the eminent practitioners and Lecturers tb:
ss-nfy be- vet P9dgSeso ss tO "a .a lie
ENJOYS the honr Of having been the h Professor 10
Of g ceciy he diseases Of the Lang. and Chs
CIV ,re tnsiXs or Seen ye.r. ago H. i. also az uuco.
cap nelly esu N h- ls.last sPeih rsen
ell nseess and injurious ,rsnme ase meta Tor
csfthirg the h.le-esrred mOrey o. he cre1slous
CotuI ption Diseases Thrat Lungs Heart Chest and
AZ CroIic psesses @. both H.Tns 'leeesulY used
Iahasu for l.oy years be regards . - valuable aid IN the
the Lungs but 90: seeihe one when
used b. any means o., 80,
The LuLss The skn, the Stomach 4ad Bowel are al .iks
n ed hi0usb which the cyst IS broasht uGde tss nha-
euee Il - media Azspts in cue q Disc
lNe~-fors Day Book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25
PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The Executive Committee % the above association
held thor regular monthly meeting last evening, AZ
O clock, in their COnmittec-rOUm No. IL Clinton HNi,
AstoI-place,
The minutes of the last meeting were read aud sp-
The diaries of The Committees on Discharged Con
vcts aid DetenGous were read 10y the agent tom
which Il appears the following were their operations
curing the month: 3l4 persons were visited IN our
CITY PIlsCns; these faithfully reproved, ADVISED
or encourage their diversified cases seemed 10 Tt
ouiro: many of this number were for the Inst ne
CHARGED with crime; where evidence of eyenustng
cfcumstaI ces exist the association, through rs agent,
led to adopt appropriate means by winch a2y favor
able features o. The case may be suDmetel 10 ue
Courts AND especially IS this applicable 10 nose "no
ac- found frieudees peunlirss and alone; III con-
uQ,pts we've iupartaly examined, and many OF Them,
oo stY ice OF sgent, abandoned rs they orsnatcd IN
passion, pre- udice or msccAcepu0ni 81 persons nave
ben discharged from custody on recommendation
Of his number large proportion were from 10 Is
yesrs Of age: - discharged prlsOnrs from sing sing
and our ohef pGlsOls received Assistance IA clpthng
am money which enabled thom 10 reach their enis,
home, or employment. IN the country: Several oil
tlc.e wrl,e letters OF thanks 10 ;he Association.
Jbe following aie q few extracts from the Diary of
lie Agent.
Ne. / on complaint Of hi. wife, had spent the last
seven weeks ii the City Prison, on charge OF sband
cnrert: ef,er considerable difficulty the wife WAS
found bv the AGENT, who underworld to sho" her
better way 10 i've in harmony with her husband tnan
having HIM locked up III marrow cell, without
change Of linen or sny other comforts. She appeared
10 awake to of the wrong she hsu uone nun
especially as he was both sober and industrious. This
woman had been Influenced by bad advisers; they IN
duced her believe il mortal sln to i've WITH
her Law iul husband he being Protestant she accon'
panied The agent to the proper authorities ana o.
tanned bis discharge.
No. had been confined FIVE weeks on similar
charge He soemnly declared ha had never sosn-
doucd bis wife that be uniformly at wors, earn
Ing an honest respectable livelihood. Ina nre' were
diligently made into all the circumstances, and the
sgoJt advised the couple to fairly shsre the RESPONSE
bies consequent on then mutual faults, 10 forget
the past; and resolve to DO better ia the future 10
this they sssenied. The man's discharge vas ss-
tanned for which be appeared thankful
Ne wss charged VIII grand !arreay. hs hsd
beea an iuyus.e u thu pC:sJa lar svo ASR.sJ, "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25

MARINE COCRT-SEPr. 2t-Beiots Judgs BEDsiL-
.UIr AGAINST PbIiCE FOR ALLEGED rRRsPAss AND IN
TIEFTRING ~ PRIMARY ELECTION.
William Roach Gt Francis J. Toomey John Mc'luaie henry
L. Marsh and William Hnahman.
There was a primary election hell at ths houye ~
ontd IN Forty s-cond-t F"urths, In August ~ is'
he ec Of deesaes the Syracuse convention i've
cEes were H. nomination appeared By th7 testimony -o.s
called she erck ticket and he ether the Wood ucset W
y,d that Cent Tuomey th- Police, with the oher dete "
who rr Police officers and Other Policem CO ne 70 inc
houe previous the comm"ncirg forced thesvh
10 s-ai, the Of Roach aesed tnM tht ws
R 10 fair Hay and took charge IN Ac on tue eo: hon
drg g. without the request OF Of the Inspectors and con
,ry a. uonstrances ads them and aerw ifd TO N tss
bso boz another house where The ballots were o'uhsu
sail the police r got LtO the oi the house snd al
,upt,I 10 force on sa that had been oAud across "a ope.
uuAos 20 ~ 10 be able ~ ia but subsequently, vent r0aaa
IN the front and got into wad,w about u Tot fom tue
p,ond one by one outside boosting The Others mp rheg
rot the the IbspectJts At the lno Sny eons
there Ttev .erward te line for The voters coms IN,
and two of police OH assisted tho nsp cors N pa u
the cke into The bote Il alleged behalf II pisnup
tht he p c-edicg pan Of the poles ~$ esP%
ana IN uhozed ineifsTencethAt there was no no te
time and no indication any aud necessity n cal msds
IN any way o the action Of the police IL.
II was shown by the mcny that Their were thJ 81 "y
pocc officers cell Isde, and II args sunses
~ nr,ns asserbl VIII the voting had bsen about han
through and witness said he saw two OF thIes psSoh' hs
cut cne u by pocemen's clubs outside.
O the .t OF defence Is c0ntonded that there wa gooa
cans f5r that the course pursned
the Pc and proper 10 DO cDntnuea 20
uI.u NrsHa Busted md baIstow For dsieuaant M"<"
Andre ws and Lawrence COTpOf alton Counsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25

bUrgt Hickey II Eoob'ster. wAs appointed to reP'rs
On Lectures.
Specsl COMMITTEE on the establishment Of peri
odCa, as the Of hc Confederation appsnt-d
cons sting Of Is. j Rbces Of Washington. j. Clement
Of Buffalo and Samuel Lowry, Jr of Cincinnati
rumber Of Temperance oh4gts were pre- 'enied by
Mr. MclNTYRE OF indianapolis, aud franks retnrn~d
Messrs. 9TH Of Cincinnati, Do:y of Spnnsh',d,
ord Clegg Of Troy appointed COMMITTEE 20 &C.
wise means TO lquicate The Indebtedness OF the Con
ftderatiOn which aInOu0ts 10 S22j incurred q Prnt
ing the proceedings Of tue Buffalo Convention, cred
lar, RepOrt 70 Paris Conference, SC.
M NEFY. from the Committee reported the follow
irg 7, solution on Lectures, which was adopted:
Re,cree That this Convention recoucno 70 ne A'socF
tio ccuuecea with tn Coz dsrlcy far as practicable to
A. ~ otie ti-cts asred cU 4'e taste, AID sLIch
n ma ana heh sGsi a. The time dove op sound moral
!ty. snd Chfs la Theology sno tagi rec I ns S -,
i be tie duty the Central Comoi''e a. cary - gahS
pctls. IN each JesT 70 aioet@!s tns name o. Nh
tiins aud subjects, and epor ne san - zoe Queen
catou. and the sd Committee shall then sct the .S7n %
such lectures my A'oeiAons Iela.s9g ne se
Mcs-rs Noble Of Kingston, rec OF New orleans,
src MuUford Of Richmond were appOinted a commit
tee 70 make nominations for a new Central Committee.
Mr. HIsE. Of New lbany, Ia. offered resolution
the; the Central Committee select, cOndense and pub
lib Information ~ TO tho practical working OF Asoocl-
aious, and organization Of DeT ones.
NJ hy4FORp OF Richmond offered resolution OF
thanks 20 the Rev. NJ. Butler, for his able address,
and thot copy be obtained 70. publication.
The Committee on Indebtedness reported that The
subject be referred 70 the Central Committee, snd that
each Association pay for the number Of the Second
Annual Report required by them
Mr CoBB offered re.OldtiOn on The observance OF
The SabbC,h, which was adopted
Thanks rendered 70 the Mercantile Library
Association of Cincinnati, for the invitation 20 visit
fi,ir room.
Adjourned til .. p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25
sgCo>p pAY-EvRN1SG SESSION.

The exercises were commenced by prayer by The
R,v. Mr. Russell OF Pittsburgh; af,ec which the
Rev. William Arthur, Nce-Prcsident of the Lon
dor Young Mems Christian Association, England,
III de one Of tse most beautiful elegant and Gppropr
a., addresses it ever privilege to hear ur5lag
upon Young men the importance of this Organization
and e. eciay the necessity of Ou caring for the boiy
the physica wants of fellow men, II We would lead
them to think We cared for their souls
lie was followed bv the Rev. MIR. Cox, Corrcsponc-
IN Secretary OF the American Tract Society, who
cav an account o, TIC niiueu . OF your man
named David Nazareth who VISITED this country
twenty wears ago filled with he spirit which now ao-
males tits assembly. lie SAL The Tract Society would
lady furnish tracts and books to all Young Mems
Chr stan Associations which might apply for them.
Mr. LANCnON the read the report OF the Central
Committee showing their Opcraa"us, &c.
About three hundred and sixty letters had been
Nriten by tie General Secretary 10 associations dur
ing the year COPIES of which had been preserved.
M.ny new associations had been established, All
there aIe now SIXTY IN the United States. OF which
seven ouiyhaye declined 10 join the Confederation.
After religious exercises, the DELEGATES took each
Other by the hand, snd interesting sccne.ensucf,
r owing the werm hearted Christian love that hsd
been kindlod between them. The Convention then
aoiourItd sin. tie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoscFRr At THE ATHgssUN.-The brot hers Mol
erheucr announce that their Grand Concert take
place on Thursday evening, October I, ut the Athe-
rarm, when they wi be assisted by Mile. Henrette
B.brend. the fayoIite Prima Donna; Mr.. VIM. Mason,
the great American Pianist; Mr.. Aptomss, the cele-
brated Harp performer; F. I. Eben, the distinguished
Fiutist Herr Branncs, the celebrated Iiorn-Piayer
Conductor Thomas Baker. The brothers Mollen-
bauer arc Vionists Of Hr iordnary fush. Their ef-
forts are always encored vehemently. Their assist
ants, named above ale admirable Miss Behrend Is
;red favorte and the regulations of the others are
established facts
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ssys. On lie eve-in- Of my sr-es. ru,niny 70
Keep or appointment had previously made. Ehen
4" boy cried out. stop hin c polics officer heard
"tbe cry gave chase, aud took into custody;
"wss brought before Justice and temporarily com
mit'sd for examinations one lpeeret a-ai.st me-
"Lo ore could az was innocent OF the charge This
cese a. inquired into by the agent, VINO, siihOa! de-
isy p.ocured the uecessary discharge.