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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14
FREE SOIL REPUBLICAN CLUB.

This Association beld spublic meeting la't night al
No COS Fourths'. for the purpose Of hearing an en-
poeiiion Of the principles Of the Republican party
from capable speakers
Afer The meeting was called TO order by tho FRESH
dan, Mr. Freeman HOcoH, be introduced Mr.. Lamar
sherwood, Who aedrossed the meeting. Dr.. shef'
wood devoted be time mainly 10 III" history OF Tho
slavery question from The tine Of Jefferson nnt 'hs
present DAY mentioned se .s'',9., Of ,s %, ",a
ne, ~ ibs country, and wbish have gradually Fvs"
49,. a. A.. more itaporta,i sp'gsot of liana" tfp@
Gorn IIs pooeed he late "gsfessoas - we ss s,'
Power, which threaten 10 s~sn9" ~ s"' ass" ls
u,,l, Eo,tis,p political rights drew y"ans' "a
O., "a ,,s Tshe. IL MS Revolution AMI DO asss,
tseas d iie re.s sa sd s.e'lAa e." s.a a Il
,1sd opts.fss ., al d.s g,ssPiss 'sisi's "~s's ~
"A, s,'s,,.aa s,>As 81 .,t,.s k.eft all va sas
essdsd W s. u Hs'sss ....-. A. ......t, ,...
M. tiAysss sea l.. 9ss''@' " hss- h'A '-"'>''N W.
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MONUMENT TO Asa S. HING.

css,e,pond.ree Of Tia n. I. Tribune.
MEXICO. Orange Co, Sept. ii, 1855.
The erection of q monument to the memory
Of Asa S. Wing took place here to-day. Not
les. than two thousand people assembled
20 witness the ceremony. The day could
not have been more favorable for exercises In
the open air. The opening prayer MAS ua'o
by the Rev Luther Lee OF Fu ton. hynh'
written for the occasions the Rev. JONI ti'r'
pon,. wa, then sung by @. w. Clark and Others
Then came the Address BY Frederick Douglass
which was one Of bis best efforts. IL was very
spvroprin,e and feeling address, and did ample
jns,ice TO this departed friend OF the s'a,e II
was extremely well received by the iSrEo nu',euos
After second piece OF music oy w. W ia'A
and daughters,
AC. Ilnl of Syracuse pronounced poem ana
a choice one IL was Though young NO socn"u W
have long known Mr. Wing, aud huew nun ou' 10
love bic many virtues. and admire MS o"'n'a',
uniiring aud life long devotion In an unpopular
cause
Amer another piece Of music. Mr. Douglass was
srsip called out for speech. which no pt"ooede'
90 male on th. stirring srenos oil tho day ho
spok1 Of the Kansas out aspa. and ashod u any
quo piesenI would vote ,his all for n'sa "h'
Was not knovn 60 be openly aud a'p~elir opposed
o. r,sni l'ie,eo aud HE fiiendsi All ovpi"holn'
ihs NJ, r.n, up T,.m che vast onna'u,se 81 Pooria
ATsof a soiieolien wss maio 81 betvooa ono aud
tr hand, oil aulis,s tho audience sawed t' ths
, a,i rbs,a Tho "onumsat had beos o'oetSi u
ts s..sIi psi. sLsIt &c Gao Italian @aseie, VII
/ al. ,..s.irt;v. ~ais' tis sase III "s''s@ -
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Cnx,r Po1Arors.-A correspondent IN hiknaf'
County, Indiana, wr,tes us that he planted us
"acre me re- in potatoes and IT now appears al luz
r,iehbors did the same. The consequence Is tha' Po
ts,oes a. fine as ever grew nomiuay worth ntoen
cents bu.hel but the market there is not sathc'en'
70 take up oDe-half the crop, and be asks what "e
We 10 do with them A..
Can any of our produce dealers tel "ne'nel .ooy
viii bear transportation The AoIhe,n is''1"'
Railroad runs through thst county we sno@,a up
pose pOts,oes could be Transporter 70 u" C TS,, :.
Dc ouo.tiou In ls4s pots'oee at Chatham -Four Cor
hers were a drug at q shilling busbeli and we be
Bsv. ,ssv we're solo a, that In this City. We hsVe
eAep known them sold in Connecticut in Old um'' AZ
shilling of ,ba, currency--ihst 10 sI shiIhags
dollar We think that they will be sold hf'' u" al
G Is to 20 cents busbel. They ore oza'' o'""
low
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IN oRlINANcE
F0, ne P,r,r'si,sa v As Pains ii~iiiA q

Fs, as P,e,rtesa " Pans iielifA q ,s en- q hss
Tho Msyo Aldermen and tonworSliy Of tho CITY Of New
Noii couvsr,d noad OF leslih 10 90 tain follows;
SAT | No ussol sni,lns al tho pofs Of New feh nuni
the p.ft ~ lie aefv PSr Pao south thefo 'hN'
srFessh tho CIV o Ne~ Vera han he qsssa'ins s
sh wrLr kh'y dsJ. ., 81 hot arrival uts no mAseF
thefro ID pfrafs eoiim 40 "a ~tt
tho tissh psos' aye thsi NJ "sAAeA cas-
vessel snt es la "a seS1 '' Nes'o u
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ne, ssEy piss, % he CIV saeh ses'as' - 10 asa'0
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,hs b., tssa ,aaut 1hs ssss sAA NJ arPy 10 vessels
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NEBRASKA.
CLAIM DIFFICULTY-ONE MAN KILLED
AND FIVE WOUNDED.
From The NeSrastian, Aug. ~.


Az We Are about going 10 press we hear Of shook-
Ing Occurrence at Fort Calhoun, In this rerntsys
about fifteen miles north Of this city the Ike OF which
we hope may again be our unpleassntdu -
record.
IL seems that John 4. Co.'s was occupying q log
house .recteo by the Calhoun Company, on the town
siie of Fort Calhoun, bat during bis temporary sb:
seDce, man BY the name Of Charles u. DAVIS movod
in with biz family and took possession OF the hod-e anA
furniture Davis had been repeatedly requested To
Ita,e The pr.nses but refused 10 DO so, and con-
ced q suit for irespass against T. IL. Ciuk, WHO
engaged IN erecting bouse tor hotel on inc own-
site Mr. ClaIh having commenced erntions previ0us
10 the time that Davis took possession.
To-day (29ih August while the hotel building was
beng rased, about twenty men claiming al intefese
in the town repaired TO the II use occupied by DAVIS,
in which they found assembled party OF some twenty
armed with rifles and revolves. portion Of u,e
conpany who approached the house were also armed.
One Of the lumber who wac unartned informed Ds-
Wis, who with three or four OF his companions VS.
s,aId outside of the coor that they had NOT conc
10 commit any violence, but told him that he hsd NO
right there that the property belonged 10 them and
he must leave the premises. ibis DAVIS refused ~
90, and stepped back with his companions iato tne
house Several shots were imneda ely hfed from tho
house al the party outside Of whom returned the
fire. when general volley wac poured upon them
from the bouse Both parties continued fs some Tina
TO exchange shots which resulted IN killing sherman
Goes, father OF John s., and woundibg IL. e. Purple
aud Theodore Thompson, belonging to the party eut-
sioe, and Mr.. Woman, and two Others whose names
W. have Dot ascertsined, who were in the house
Mr.. Goss hit by two bullets in the breast, csus-
ny his death almost nrtsnly. Mr. Parple bad MS oft
ann sbsti, red by bail which passed directly through
q, He was brought 70 this city where be resides ats
late hour lsst evening and his wound dressed by Dn
McMshon ard Miller. Thompson received q 6esh
wound in the high. Ills reported that feomsn y
MORALLY wounded.
We have tie foregoing statement from several gem
u. men Who have jus arrived here from Fort Calhoun.
We M fcIbesr making any comm cots 10 rel snon
the nsts.r. We hope hovevor thai the proper c,vu
authorities will In duty boand, promptly inseriers
ard prevent further violence and bloodsfed.
FKus FoRr PirRRk.--The Upded states steamer
Gre, Cloud Csp' Alfred commander, arrived here on
her return from Fer, Pierre on Thursday lasA She
hritgs no Important Intelligence from the Sioux couA-
try The Indians we're ell quiet. and more thAn evo
ds.o,,J 10 pcacc The Rrule band which W pcrhapa,
ops OF the NOS, wsriAe representatives, OF The Si"ux
paton recently seu, in Dc alton OF cies 10 Lieut.
CO... Montgomery TO a'sn'e him OF ther h'eodship aad
al ,hsr drslr 10 cultivate anicsble citations viii the
vh.f<..
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NV OKLRANs, tuesday, sept. + 1000
The steamer Orizaba from Vera Cruz cd inst, has
,rriyed Lere She brings $4,000 in specie. There Is
but little news of importance. -. A.,
Arrived at Vera Cruz, bark Wldhre, from new
yoyk and Wcr-steamer Iturbde from Havana.
General Igusco de la Lave was at the bead OF tGe
6beratpp force 10 Vera Cruz, and refused to ackno "
EDGE the provisional government under Careta. ne
ook possession Of the city, and his course was aP'
proved of by the inhabitants.
Many exil were returOing.
/ AT Zncstecas the plan of Ayulta WAS adopted, aud
&c. tral Zamora appointed Executive. Alvarez ana
Comonfoit were marching on Mexico and were dany
osled for at the Capital
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by Telegraph ]

By Telegpphl
ALBANY. Thursday, Sept. -, 1858.
Ameetpg has been called for tomorrow evening 10
this city for the purpose of aiding the sufferers from
yellow fever at Norfolk and Portsmouth.
BALTnoRE, Thursday, Sept 10, l5j5.
The accounts from Norfolk stlli of the same
melancholy character The official report sho VS. that
there we're Sc deaths on Monday 50 on Tuesday, aud
A. on wedne. day. with so on the latter day
Dr. Beache OF Washington ard DIR. Briggs were
anorg the DEAD
AT Portsmouth thCrs were &c deaths on Wednesday
and 20 new coses. A great bunber OF the new cases
we've among families residing in healthy sections Of
both towns which hao heretofore escaped the disease
In Balm ore this morning meeting Of ladies was
held to demand in the name q common humanity
that the orphans be Immediately brought up here.
Larre subscriptions have slreaoy been made for their
support, and nurses and superintcoden's engaged
Pro, siors have also been donated In sufficient guam
titles TO supper, the children for year
The reliei fund raised in thus city now reaches
10000.
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RHODE ISLAND CATTLE SHOW.

PROVIDENCE, Thursday, Sept 10 Is'o.
The exhibition of matched ho'ses To-Day w' 49, ,y
oee ., the most interesting featur. of the day
", Sorses were entered for the trial of speed aas
,uTse of $500 was taken by Mouo'a9 M4d T1 ,Ss
HI b. Mill.r of Great harrington, mas w Ra.
i@s c 81 S G. T~ic6el of Boston, J. a.
esivip of New.York, aud b. Montague OF M lEiS
sw Gem IN were the Judges. The owners OF hthsn
Ala and Stockbridee Chief have consented 10 "a
bit the speed of those homes on S yd free TO
Tomorrow afternoon the great tra' OF sPec"' "oo ~
Iborso. and drivers, will take place
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ROAT-RACE AT BOSTON.

Boston, Thursday, Sept IL, 1899:
H. io,o ,alh ed-of bont-race hetween the Superior
cab of Sd. John, n b, and tho Maid of Erin OF TINS
w.enoe Of an immense crowd Of spectators Inc
rai.s amounted TO g., 900. The distance out anu
koe was three miles, aud bad TO DC sone Dsei TIC
g. John Csb exhibiteo superiority from the start,
I'd Al the end of toe min mile the Maid OF bro gave
y he cobttt Betting has been very acuve ior sev,
ssl d,ys past, and a considerable amount OF money
ssnp. bands on the result.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.

Coucspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
B,sGoR, Me. Monday, sept 10, 100.
1. is impossible With justice 10 taIe any "ai'o"G4
ri,r If orr STATE election. There has perhaps n'vcr
been an election into which many questions nave
offered. BE assured OF this, at al events name
Anti Ne6raska and Anfi-A Administration TO the core
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made u. great ADD prosperous g Esie". end "h'o'
csnnot L. violated i'h impuhi'y

prtrarts 20 rur VIVA Btirs CoS's"f'"''-
B,adi,on-i w. W. Ch"bbuos. ~ I~ """'''"
.Joy. poii O. A Benedict Esq sl,oro"h
WoJ,psfon--o. Tho Hon. J. &. Hopkins
IfLfo.Tra TO TuI itIrrHLiCNs MATE "'''"
TioS.-U aiLr stoH-2. IIezehisb Ellsworth l''u""'
Dn.c,n,l md A +. Iliicbcock WING, orSHnh'Hs
tho Republican party of the Distrc.
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rNise gos ADVERTISING. Ar. advertisement Of one
ireh in l.ss,h IN tho wrnkLr -fmsrsr would OCCUPY
In he entire eaion Of $4,000 copies i,7 900 inches.
or ,,s,s yard. or nearly three milss. Hsoos, ssns
'sh, CT rive dollars wiu buy space Of ssarJ tArcs
mice rla,ips Psecisy suriy at the cheapest rsAs>
wss eves fsme 80 easily sequirdi Three hsndscl
years shrss ,hsusAsd yess 40 would not give ssdk
diassasaA - ae thss secured n s.as'e week.
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,r ysrumlCAN MOVEMENT IN MASSA-

BoSroS, Thursday, ScH- II, 1888.
lsnSr ncSsmg was held IN fremont Temple ,"s'
,rSarS, q, which l99 delegates were spPpon''u 10
,rr~<n, Boston At he Fusion or Repuon'"n o'h'en'
-, a. wcncssS IN the 9oh instant Several OF tue
,sskes spw quito eNci,ed snd personal ana the pro-
,x.;nrs crncrally werc wanting III harmony
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Thursday, Sept. 10, 1888.
Governor Clark has appointed the Hon. Alfred
topckling of Auburn, Nicholas Hill Of Albany, Chss
frscy OF New.York and eouis 5. Miller of Utica,
Associse Counsel with the Attorney to prose
,ute the suit erected 10y the Commissioners OF me
land Ofcs for the purpose of testing the title Of the
state 70 the Kings farm.
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"God. "1d fgc,d his peglIov" After piooe "
nu'le and low remarks from Mr. Douglass, tho
ben jetiop was pronounced and tho andisscs
dis p~rssd ~
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p,,rROAD EXTENSION.

PITTSBURGH, TeUrsday, sept 10, 80
The Pit.eburgh ano Co nel-vtl Rallro. ~ nv"
t4n from " est Newton 10 Conne!svlhe' LUG oP0-
he ceremonies took place yesterday
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FIRE AT KINGSTON, c. w.

KITGsToS, G. W., Thursdsy, sept. l9'
The out-houses and worSshops OF the H0te' Dleu ~
ks place were destroyed by fire to day. Inc h0spi'a
nd Unhan Asyum ere IN great peril, but by the ex
fions Of the fremen they were saved.
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WIN. J. WILCOX, Secretary.

w H. MACY Eso.-Deor Sir. The citizens OF this place
have TO day for contributing 70 the fot OF
Nfo and reach tho suffering a.
spec y s pos have seteIed to send forward the fuads
fast received
son an Norfolk hom these fan . directly and
theiere Obliged trcu'e son TO receive and unnsm
ar, II fo i6 and one for $Ao-n ALL tSfor that object
yeu the SEND me b. telegraph o-toor-
row the sdoes correspond nt at Norfolk la Ease these
fund, wi rescb there .peediy by direct uansDalon
vi Contributions the maneer you oitecI
Or fine object sast.e orr attsoed by r-itiins
hr ush VOC you advise the IN acknowledging hs
receipt OF the er esd
yrsy respectfully, Your obt serv't,
JAMES EMOrT mayor Of PoushkeePne.
PoxgAks,J'is, Sept. L, 1854
Tb, account is made I'D 10 O'Clock PM. Of 18th.
WA H. MACY. Treasurer
Leather Manufaotursrs' Bank, No. IS William St
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.-..-..-.,x,e.u,,.r r,rnr At CT IOuN n Il.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ST. JOHN, \; -:
ST. JOIN, n. b., Thursday, Sept. l3, 1855.
Fifteen dwelling houses and "a many Out houses
we're burnt Yesterday on Vinegar Hill and two thls
oorpipc. two houses and several barns IN Germaihe
nd Union. sts were also destroyed.
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WIG EoMIsATIoS FOR THE ASsEMBLf.-rhe
Wbie Assembly Convention of the Twelfth District
Fourteenth Ward met last night and nominated
Ry,y,s1s W. RICHARDS o. their candidate for the AS
sembly.
SINH JUDICIAL DIsTRror.-The Wing Delegates
TO this Convection from the EighteLh and twenty
first Wards, met las, night, but failed to organize,
there being tie upon the Delegate at large.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES "A meeting OF numo Der
Of Delegates elected by the different Assembly Dis
trits to the Republican State Convention met last
night at No. AS Brocme-st, pursuant TO call IN
bling called 10 order it was stated that there was
Misunderstanding a. to the precise time OF meeting
wber,upon it resolved to meet at the same place
this evening at O'Clock.
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ruE LATEST NEWS.
aECsWEr nv
uAENETlC TELEGRAPH.
VERMONT HLECrloN.

ANNrrViltW, Ehutsdsy. Sept u, lSH8
An a. owns IN this state IVA, eleven have becu
"a s,,,r> and give Io,cc. Republican, for Gov
49,. s,NN majority. These eleven gave him last
- - s,AlaJiiy.
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G.P.R. Jsunes, Esq., with bis family y nv a.
kensabs. Wscob,in, 1t the resiJepce u bis sn,,
WaIisr jane, Rsq. Mr.. Jsfne.. FRA, F'~ HIS
CE.s.s 10 the vicinity a thai.
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OyyIcE or THE KAI1XEsBocKgR Les Co.
- fsq fa,aI.t ksu.Tork SaDt IL 1915

WN II MACY ESQ. TIeasareI, &c. ,
DEAR SIR: meeting Of q Board Of Trustees OF tsis
Company held this day. Il un.nnoa'y resolved 70 psce
AZ OR dpesa ca,go ice IL " 200 tuusl t the relief Of
ht scled suffering inhabitants OF Norfolk and Ports
month. ,,
Relieving that our pr dered gift afford valuable and es
SCI s relief those de ina from the fatal scourgs and
new ad 10 stay ing The sysges II the pesehce which -
srcst A, ropnssd hose ised most happy In
Coupsny offer you the above resolution for your
H. T. COMPTON, President.
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RIcHMoSD CoUSTY.-A meeting of the Republican
EIectors wss bed in pursuance Of previous nodce at
the ~ ceum in Stspletop, on Wednesday evening,
18th ibst Tor the purpose OF slectng Delegates to
the state Convention nj Syracdse Goth inst. MIs'
TuoRyy TonPxISs and d.. r. ii. THOMPSON were
chosen ~ suof Delegates, with JOIN T. DRossr and
C. VANDERBILT, Jr. rs Alternates. On motion an
Executive Committee of eight members was ap
pointed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07
Cham beg of Commerce.

The regular monthly meeting of the Chamber Of Com
merte was held yesterday Thursdsy at the Merchants
Bank when there a full attendance of the members
p Ferris Esq, President in the chair. The minutes Of
the last meeting read and approved and the meet
ing went into the election Of members when Capt
J. N. French unanimously elected.
Mr.. Stephen johnson then appointed as a member
of the Committee Of Arbitration,
letter from the secretary of State was then present
ed and read II enclosed letter from the Chamber of
Commerce at Bengal, suggesting the necessity of the
adop ion Of for the facilitating Of
intercourse. Or Tered file, and referred to she Com
mitteo on Correspondence.
communication also received from Mr. Bovntou
relative to disasters and losses of steamboats,
mendng that the matter should be brought before the COM
mercia public. The letter enclosed a summary Of the
recent losses the aggregate being Of lives 200 and in
property coo 600. After lengthy debate the letter was
referred 10 select committee vz-sIessrs Ar thur Ie
airy, c. II. Marshall and Mortimer Livingston.
Mr.. BowrR then made some lengthy remarks to the
present system of hterage urging the necessity OF the
faithful discharge OF duty by the Health Officer The
trade he grown up to be serious monopo-
" SO that cotton cost eighty cents lgherage alone
He desired the nonnereiepce OF the Health Officer in the
matter. He in conclusion submitted resolution of in.
guiry which was adopted, Messrs p. Perrit, J. W
Brewer VIM. Nelson and C. L. Frost being appointed the
committee.
Several matters Of public Importance were intro
duced, and the board adjourned.
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cENTREyILEE COURSE. l..

CENTREvILEE COURSE, l.. Is--TROTTIN9.
for purse and sweepstakes for $780, mile heats
best three in five, to wagons, came of on Wednesday
afternoon between Mr.. Cages CHI. g. Baker Boy, Mr..
Roses 6. G. Gray Eagle, Mr.. Iangstaf's b. m Queen
Mary Mr. Simonsons b. Peacock, and Mr.. CARTS ch g.
Shepherd. The well contested by Baker Boy
and Gray Eagle, the betting hanging these two after
the first heat Previous to the start Gray Eagle was
the fayoe against the field at 100 to so but afterwards
Baker Boy had the call at two to Gray Eagle met
with accident in the first heat the shaft Of his wagon
giving way at the axle while leading the others several
lengths, and in consequence, had to be taken up al
much possible his distance. He evidently had
speed than any the other horses in the race but
he has been short Of work. and could not stand the
like Baker BOY, and was, in consequence, beaten
The follow wing is summary Of the
CENTREvnIE COURSE, WEDNESDAY,, Sept 5.-Purse and
stake $780, mile heats best three in FIVE to wagons.
Samuel Gage, Jr. entered CHI. g. Baker Boy. ! i
VIM. Wbelan entered g. g. Gray Fage.......
J. Langstaf enteIe b. m. Queen Mary dis.
c. Carl entered oh &. Shepherd. dis 4,
w. Simonson entered b. g. Peacock dis
w. ii. entered blk. g. Wild Billy. .......... dr..
Time MISUNDERSTANDING.
SAME nAy.Match $500, mile heats, best three in five,
in harness.
j. J. named b. 8. Lawrence. .................. ! I 1
John Mott named g. m. Gray Suffolk .......... Q
Time, 3--2:59-2:57.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

Pciore Hon. Judge Thompson.
srI1. d-ln the case Of Henry s Chaplin Va. Thomas p
Wendover, suit for board for plaintiffs daughter
oied in yesterdays HERALD, upon the ntmation Of
the Court THAI there not enough in the show
The liability Of the defendant the plaintiffs counsel dis
continued the suit
ftoQq ~. P,pdy-Piydy re- Tray.-Ycsterday morning
Judge Birsa announced that jury cases would
be called until next Wednesday, the 18th Inst This ad
jourpmen is rendered absolutely necessary 20 enable
The wofkmen TO cleanse ventlate and refurnish the
rooms which should have been attended TO during the
vacation in the month Of August The Justices gave
timely nc tce ~ the necessity Of having this done but
the perss ms whose duty IL 70 attend to H. neglected
Il, on tho plea by Mr.. Flagg Of No appropriation and
no ,ponty until the Justices about 10 direct tho
sheriff 10 have done, under the power given them hy
Tho statute. The three Judges, however win attend
every day and dispose Of all other except jury business
20 ar ~ their prescribed limits will permit even Wills
the artisans working This ia pretty business for -he
great ty Of New York. keeping parties witnesses ard
rors Is ncng attendance on court, for want Of sum
c!cpt az conpaodatiors.