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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

10th, aid Mr. Fillmore to die how should ansge'
Would Mr.. DoLehon turn Wing. or .hould we Wbigs
have to bscome Democrats; how should we manage
To rvod the awkwardness offs Wing party supporting
democratic Administration!
lbe impression prov ais here that the gentlemen
wh'fn You recommend IN 20 support for President and
e-PrefdeLt tho Candidate of thst portion of
To Know Nothing organisation known a. the South
Americans, that n tO any, thai portion of the Amer1
cans rtJrefrng the Slave States with thO~e from the
Free Sta'es who agreed with them and acceded %
then platform; that MIR. Fillmore and Mr.. Donelson
both accepted that nomination, aud indOr-td the
platform; that other nominations Of the same men,
since made have beer fragmentary sDd subordinate.
| find IN the platform of that Convention ~ in
dOfsed by the candidates whom you recommend
10 support Whig-, clause which appears 10 me
TO to the claim If Shareholders TO carry their
slaves into all the Territories and hold thorn there. at
all events this claim II nowhere denied IN the platform
The power of Congress 30 interfere IN expressly den ell
ard tie power of the people of the Territory reject
Slavery appears to he limited TO the time when they
are ready for admission State In other words Il
appears 10 cOncede all that has besn or claimed by
the most ultra Slave propagandist. i have looked
with come care and unable TO see in what material
respect that platform differs on the Slavery question
from the Democratic Cincinnati Pl.torm believe
them 10 be on this subject Substantially alike Now
if We az Wings should rally for Mr. Fillmore on that
platform, what answer we make If we are re-
auested as Whigs TO rally for Mr.. Buchanan How
shall we show our friends that Mr.. buchanan Is sec
tioDal ard Mr. Fillmore not so see az go on, INA,
party a grea, any explanations must be msde. But
suppose you would not have undertaken work Of
so much importance had there been any danger OF
your becoming discouraged. We must, OF course, IN
derstspd What il to be done before can form our
plans az to the best mode of proceeding
In conclxon, let he ssy TINT there WAS among the
Wings Of Ohio O class of educated men approaching
middle life. the leaders Of counties and OF dstrics not
eefseokes nor greedy of position, but holding in an
eminent degree the regards and the confidence OF their
neiehbors They did not need the encouragement of
victory to make them work for their principles To
any call of duty Wings they never presented wa
verng front. When the party and the fsg went down,
they gave them funeral honors, ALLOW me I" say that
it is not every vagrant rub-a-dub that call such
men into action; nor, being in action, they be
thrown into disorder withdrawn from the field by
Idle und of rumpes in unexpected quarters Aim st
to man they are day upon the stump, appealing TO
their negbbor on behalf Of Republican principles, in
arguments and orations which strike home to the very
foundations Of public feeling
Very respectfully, AARON y. FERRY,
Chairman OF the Ohio Wing State Central Committee.
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FIRES.
FIRE ~ AvHSUE A-SUsPIcIoS OF ARSON.

FIRE IL AvHSUE A-SUsPIcIoS OF ARSON.
About 3. o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out
in the grocery and liquor store of Philip Gugispers,
No 263 Avenue A, destroying the stock beside doing
considerable damage TO the building. The property
belonged to Owen Keenan,. Several policemen OF the
Eighteenth Ward were first at the premises, and on
breaking open the doors discovered two different fires
one in the cellar and the other in the store. There
being no doubt but that the fire was the work of de-
sign, Gugispers, who with his family lived in the rear
portion Of the store taken into custody on sus'
picion The stock was insured for 900 in the New
Amsterdam Insurance Company, but its value was not
known. Justice Flandreau committed the accused to
Prison to await the Fire Marshal's investigation
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:, belongs TO very respectable family. has made
escape TO tie United States, where ] suppose
p',.;I rslm himself of on the American public as
SSe,ai Cuban, prosecuted for his political creed.
, ricb old lady VITO lived opposite to ioang
S,chuca has also been arrested by the ponce. o"s
~ ears old. and unable to walk. She is accused
= Gambling, and it has been proved that The stolen
~oney was taken to her house TO play al monte;
The weather hss cooled considerably thl' "a"
sek, and oil disease has disappeared from Ioe
20 that strangers need b. under no i,sIs .LG", ,b
,ellow fever, The sugar-crop, notwithstanding ~
.urricane promise to be very large an of our
contracts have already been made VIII 'V"' "
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CITY ITEMS.

A very large and interesting meeting of the Amer-
can Juvenile Temperance Society-somewhat on the
plan Of the British Temperance League-was held on
Monday evening in the hall of the Demitt Dispensary
corner Twenty third street and Second avenue. Jas.
T. Arey NJ d., in the chair. On the platform were
several prominent friends Of the Temperance cause.
Aeer PRAYER BY DR.. Smith, the President, in short
but haI dome speech, noticed the necessity of such
movement among the young-so many OF whom are
falling into temptation and are runed-the orgamza
top and the objects Of this Association, the Consu
ton of the Society was then read BY the Recording
Secretary Jas. b. Dunn followed Ivy an eloquent and
feeling appeal to the young in favor OF 1@of Aosfl-
nenoe from intoxicating drinks by the Rev. DR.. Smith
of the Fourteenth street Presbyterian Church. MI
Joy also in a pointed address, showed the evils oil In
t.mperance. There was some good singing by the
audience throughout the evening from collection OF
Temperance songs published BY the Society, led by
Lucius Hart. This being the first OF seres oil meet
ng. it sugurs well for the Society, and will he produc
tive of much good Meetings to be held on every
Monday evening, at the same place, at Il O'Clock
Cos1RoILrK FLAGG ISvEsTiGATIOS.-The Speciai
Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen, appointed 70
investigate the charges against Controller fias' net
Yesterday afterLocu, pursuant to ad)curnh'eh' ""u
procee ded with the investigation Present. Aldermen
Corwin and Tucker o. Rhines, the person making
The charges. was examined but his testimony was
ye,y indirect, and consisted Of variety of a'eme MS
,b.t IN our Reporter seemed remote from the sub
zoo, a. ssue. The statements Of Mr.. X. were replied
10 by the Controller in On able manner ana N ms
ereumen, he showed oonelusvely the falsity oil tue
/. charges. Mr. Purdy and other witnesses were OK
.;ned IN the part Of the Controller, their evidence
do, 20 show that the affairs and books in his of''ce
os',ducsed according to law and correct.
MILITARY FrSrRAI.-The New.Yosk Light "aaf''
Yesterday afternoon. paid the last tribute Of 'sspe,
- a.. ,.,r,;,s cf Horatio n. Hewitt vino fcrmcny
oscunied the POSITION Of Lieutenant in that corps.
cor,ese sccompssied By . band, passed down nfoAa
way 70 the ferry, and proceeded thence r. Greeo""
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(Advatisemeat
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands Of life

sersin cur for Consuu ption Bronchitis Coughs Colds end
sener,I Debility wbiIg do much good possible no
.sa 10 .uch OF Lis Afflicted fellow benss re2nsst It, this
,.Sir With full and explicit directions for making up saa
using He requires esoL applicant 70 ne'ose han
CO. cents BE- returned postage on the recipe
and The rtnspdsr be applied tho payment Of this v
Dr. r. JAMES, No. 10 Gr.sdss. Jersey City. N. J.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board met at the usual hour yesterday morning
Present-The Mayor, and Aid. Oakley, Walsh, and
Shaw.
The captain Of the brig Beere from Tampico who had OBJ
tanned permission land his -srsapslla &C."
inst appeared before the Board why he
had snded hides.
II appeared that there hides board the vessel
which were under the permit, discharged The permit from
the Health Officer at Quarantine stated that her consisted
Of sarsapara &C." That permit being shown to the Mayors
clerk Mi smith, permit given TO land the cargo
Tie captain ed that he had told the Mayors clerk that he
had board the received H. The hides
landed Lahus wharf and thence transported to New
York City
Aid. Walsh moved that the captain be fined $3.50,
sd imprisoned six months for violation of the rules OF the
Board
Some discussion eusued to the justice of this pro-
cednR nssnuch il did appear that the captain
much o blame rs III. Health Officer or his deputy
Aid Walsh witt drew his motion, and moved that
the Deputy Health Officer BE- subpensd before tho Board to-
morning the charge why the brig Belere.
Cspi Fa permitted 20 leave Quarantine with Of
hides and why he did specify her in the permit
The resolution adopted
The captain was oil ectsd TO haul his vessel out into
stream forthwith and appear before the Board morrow
q witness in .he case of the Deputy Health OMcer.
HEALTH oyYIcER's REPORT.
OCTOBER H.
0yNTLEMEN have OF contagious infectious lis
case report since last meeting. - - - -
The Board then adjourned.
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i'. IA the peornane By Gen. Tom Thumb Of the char
c., At Ton lii" in Mr. Stoves novel Of Drsd," drama
tired BY Mr Conway for BAsxvTs Muncs The GrneGs'
To MIGHT THT AFTEkSoos IA has Amusira he
ciu. tell. b. Adscnure. gives hi. Songs. Dsnees OF
b edngiy vnique and dvrrDs The Comic Drama
Of sILDA p,yed twk To DAY. aid the Great Ssskcs
10 be ,een feeding in their ne~ den.
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OBER, Is 100.
BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

TIE CArsK IN BRookLrS.-io-''e",
.een BY referenre to our sdvenasn 5000
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Quarter Of the Rocky hountar C,uo' -. I.u SAa
he Frmooters Of the 6ecoad "e Pe''eS'As S-eu
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Phi, Injunction imperative when a. In the case n
ss hair what immense and irreparsbe injury
Sone by the worthless compound. psmsd Cd tho
n,i Lyoss KArHARoN acknowledged BY all 20 be tho
. srties that combines the requisites Tor perfect prep
sr.on for the hair II By universal consent proclaimed the
80 bee. and o.t agreeable toilet article made Sold By
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.
noon and transacted the following business:

noon and transacted the following business:
Brig Baleer being cleansed and discharged from the stream
Is permitted to proceed 10 the whsrves Of the city
Bg NJ s. Cozzens having been discharged and remaining
free from sickness petitions be allowed to proceed Petition
granted
Complaint made Of OatLsoe nuisance emAnsting from
the premises No Morris The Croton pipe leaks aud
from the yard forms cespO TO the great annoyance Of
the BeishboTs Referred to the City Inspector.
Brig Robert d. Minurn, laden with oswood, petitions 10
the city Referred TO the Health officer with power.
On motion, adjourned to the 18th inst.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

STUMP DEBATE MIR II p Crozier Of Jersey City.
having any one three citizens Of that Psss
IMPORTERS Of the Democratic Wh party 10 public dsse
81, of political princpies Mr. h. Bette Of the Americas
PARTY accepted chsenge and desynaed PsIk Hall -
Oct the time and place Tor dsoasase
The following the proportions 20 BE- discussed;
Firs That the Republican party 10 the only ponuca psC
In thus country ded upon the principles OF The psclAsnSs
of and the Constitution Of the United 5tacA
Socend That John {. Fremont ard Wm. l.. Dayton Ne
NJ this party the only candidates 'r tho rr
d,py and whose past history and pesen'
mtmens any fidelity to these original constructive p
cples of Government ..
ThVd the Democratic party Sham Democrats PsHys
and the tool II the iDperious Slave power
Fo. That This country Is In no danger from PoPery o.
spy other real danger being home In DSmesns
slsvery Home Deussosuei.m. and Doashfsessr A.
that the upon the foreigners IL uncomfortable unehrss
unpatriotic and inpolitic.
Hupsos County Courts Tho Hudson Couoty
Circuit Coat /. yet engaged upon the civil calendar h
Grand Jury will Court this morning With their 49,
returns aud he di.mi"ed The criminal trials ~ii
ON Tuesday With that of Edward Ormsby and HoosS
P,rier who stand for tn. murder Of Mary Ann Bus
ON the nth dsy Of August last in the City OF Hudson
ASSOCIATIONS OF PAsToRs.-The Evsnssicel hinis-
tiers of Buds County In tho Baptist Church hseoasn.
Oct 49, the Rev DR. Taylor Of Bergen PRESIDED sas as
MIR YARD Jersey City Secretary eonuu 700 "s -
guidance OF the Association was reported and adopted
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NORTH 81 .OOO.-The MILK OF ROSES and

FxIaAcr BLOSSOMS mAtes the stiI wtis -poss
youthy fair decsey transparent blooming and i'm.
rrs the the ehans expressions Of youth
fn. instsntsneoss Cures all skin Di-asss Foil Ds'ruo-
ticrs shns upon the receipt Of stamp
Adcress Madame ELISE LEGocvE. hewYort PosrOfee
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rysrizsisen Ie, the meeting NJ good one- ~
wsri ,hooet little heck yard hitherto. IL ~hecAse
into Ire row. And far amount Of work WI mako &
all reht 10 Novembe~
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EppxtnAntS DnRTI

lOcwhie the other candidates going Salt River fast
possible Depot of dollar and % and 80 cents
PIcruRrs Of tie people. No. ~ Broadway.
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SUSPICION OF ARsos.--A Grocer named Gugsperg,
s arrested msny suspicion Of having fsloni
ousy tired his pace business No. j Aveue The fire.
broke In the c,a and grocery the same
eydetly the work Of ndHry The accused was
hts TO awa examination before the Fire Marshal
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CoRRrcrIoS.-The Republican nominee Tor Assn"
bly in the lid District, is Nhe~iaA Mliard' not A. A.
Willard, as printed.
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SERIOUS FAIL-Francis Foley, laborer, fell from
the fourth story Of the Cooper Institute Yesterday afternoon
and was terribly injured He was taken to Bellevue Hospital
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY'S REPORT
Dr. Rothe reports q ! under his charge doing well
oonvslescing
No
One new case Brown rrivse IN the Military Hospital
FRANCIS T.. BERlER Secretary.
Fort Hamilton Oct. IL, 1876, So sui.
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STRANGERS and CITIZENS will find visit to the
PSYCHOLOGICAL CABINET OF FOWLER AND WELLS, Ne $40
Bs.dy.y both pleasant profitable" Rooms Away,
and FRy. Prof Fowler give. Charts and full written De
scrption. Of Charter when desired
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RRooxLYs DrNocBsr'c WARD NosISarioSa-
The Derocrs,s bad their wsri meetings on MoadsV
night, and nominated the following candidates for As
several offces named:
fU:T w'sp.-M,rrit ycKaney Alderman william I'm.
nisn. svrs -vi-o-. John y. Trr~r Con.'.hl-l
: Ecoso Wssp-John kcNanee, Ald~smsn HosA No
Lsughiu slf'Ntso James A Brdssn. Constable; wdisa
Mullen. Assss.cr
Tsho and ForEra w.sps-No formations have - ~
be GG6
tiFTR WAsp.-Ntli Marta Alderman; Joha J. W.
stptvisor, John Price Constable.
SIKH WsRp.-J. K Del Necchio. Alderman Jane IN
Patrick IL Toole. Constable. Delns Hsss.uV
sEvATs wno.-JOhn Meeker Alderman oso-ys ".
Rle.Gr Supervisor janice MeClsary Constable
EtstIH WAkp.-JAm.s Sbuskey. Aldermsk, j. Y. tn
r,s. 81 p-ryisor, Nn- r Williams Constable Jazsss Dsr
ney. As-s.oT 49,. ~. ,,r .,,
MI f.ssn Supervisor; ThomAs Lyons. Coastable
T,>,s " .sp-B Frank b own Alderman; Thomss D =
.on srp~ry,or John Frerdepth.. Assessor WIN Mc0~s
Coz stsese. AM
III srrerxisor. James Martin, Constable.
1,syII IN v AgD-ThonsAs MucAhy, Alderman, tredsrs2
r prrr.rnsn Supervisor; r'rrenee MeMshon. CensAssS
anncll Assessor opPosifson T,ctes-Gcotse MN
I'm Aa.ru.n John Delaney. Supervisor john D. Vsess
Constable; WE. Grady Assessor =, n, 60, NJ.
SNrIys,rH WssD-ChaIiss n bsSt ana smith rnss.
Aldermen. Luke O Reilly supervisor "eois HA''e S>~'
bic Henry Seller, Asseesor.
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PRINCES IMPROVED PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
Pei Of the and ready for all wrtea
ali and yourselves Reliable agents wanted
I. Z. STEARSs, Agent, No. 80 Broadway.
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ARREST OF A P-LIrrxR.-A woman who gave
her name q. Ellen MeDopne hsins from Sev. t9s. -
and broush, before Justice Csy yesterday tor ssns 1901
Grand street Accused WIS e""n"s|~
Ia
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D,socp.rrc CRY NoxISArIoss-The Dens-
cratic Cit, Convention met at Peoples Hall, In TEX
s,,. last eyen 2, and completed the ticket. a. e.
lows; the Msyor, Samuel 5. Powell. havngPnev'osaV
been nominated;
is.,oners 81 Rerdirs sHd IMPROVISATION "'Ans
At,,,t on ni.s,0ne7- CHARTS ItnneJ. =. So,
80 sf Tar,. and i.ss.msats-Alfred 81 Wood
rolirs Jpsree-Jamcs II. CornweL ,,,
J..,.,, OF "a. F,ace-Jscob G. Bsehly and John Cesee
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IT, 1856

yer, wen there. ard expressed v"ry u1fsvasble ca
,lrra ate Of THE TRircrx.
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Charlie. Graham John Brown. arrested yesterday
morning in leaving the Of Henry rrowbdge
20 No IS Resde street with pieces CLOTH valued
60 hch they had stolen They taken In Gus ody BY
fc.r Hoffman Reserved Corps, aud Gsnhan OF the
sinh and held for Previous their arrest
lie prisoners were nearly dozen other
stoes In Chambers aud Resde stree1s for the purpose OF
settng : chance to steal.
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There was a large Republican meeting at Morris
ania on Monday evening, which was addressed by l.
A. Fuller and j. j. Couch, esqrs.
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DEMOCRATIC NoNIsArIoSs.-The Democrats OF ne
Eastern District made the following Ward nominations %
direct vote; Thirteenth Wsrdfor supervisor, H. Twrs"s
Alderman James Mcdrunn Fifeenh WNd-Snpsryisorr sc&
Cumu iurs Alderman, Andrew Cunning Sixteenth w Hs-
Supe,yi.or John Bolton, Alderman, John numes Svra-
te,tth WsrS-Supsryisor. Thonss = Dick Alderman. W.
III N.nd,,bIt Eishteenih Wsrd-Sup-rvisor Heury D.
Woodworth; Alderman, James Fizserad
TIVE CouRTs-Tho General Term OF tnc oupteme
- .nc.1 v..,eriny in the Governors Room Of IL
Rsyn C,, s before Judges Brown srous and bhdseyyS
1.-THE City Court before Judge Culver also met s's W.
mn the CALENDAR,
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Az On PRINTER GosE.-In the list OF deaths
published this morning. will be found the name OF
George A. Steele, for many years connected with the
finn John I. White & Co., type founders. With his
sterling integrity Of character all who were acquainted
with Mr.. Steele are familiar. He died at the age of64
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The United States steamship Arctic, Capt Berr-
man. employed in taking soundings between ST. Johns,
Newfoundland, and Queenstown, Ireland, arrived
yesterday afternoon from Queenstown, via St. Johns,
Newfoundland, and anchored off the Navy Yard.
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"THr PRESCRIBED RACES OF FRANCE AND SPAIN"
MIR. William Ii. Day en- ertsined the colored people
Of ,hi. city with lecture upon the above subject in
the American Coored Congregational Church in Sixth
street last evening The lecture, which delivered
under the auspices Of the Rye Neck Grove Associa-
ton manifested extensive research, Astounding in his
rca relations and showing the mpotency of nations
grooming under the Of partial prescription. The
lecture may be expected again in shorttme
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Ropp,Rr on A STEAMBoAr.-John Davis, young
man was Yesterday Policeman CLARK Of the Mayors
charged with hsvna in August last stolen gold watch
valued SIS the property of lady traveller on the steamboat
Troy from Albany Davis at the tim. and the
sch having found in his he locked up IN
one OF tie but managed to escape from hs conhns
ue Upon bis resrts yesterday he WAS taken before Jus
tiee Wood aud committed 10 prison.
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KILLED BrA BoAr.-Last night man named
John Dollar, an English sailor, in attempting to jump
from the Peck Slip ieryboa Minnesota on the other
side. fep between the boat and bridge, aud was
crushed severely the chest. He was taken into the
f,rv.housc and died in five mnutes. The dece ,sei
had son and daughtc, living in Williamsburgh. The
boy had lust gone out of the gate when he heard that
q man was killed lie came back and found it was
his father German fcl overheard on this side from
the same boat on the previous trip. Hewas fshed out
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CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR.-On Monday afternoon
during the time of the Fremen's parade. three Thieves
entered BY of false keys the dwelling No ~ Morton
street and there discovered BY nrshoor the occu
psnt. bips sbsent An alarm given aud toe Thieves
Red but citizens arrested one OF them named Edw.r
In posses they found silver spoons
gold hunting watch aud other articles AL o which ar
to bsve bees stolen He taken before justice
flsndresu and committed TO prison.