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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
tAivert .ement.
MARX THE ACTS

}. GrcYry's establishment, No. $40 Broadway. cornS
Of LeouArds is the oldest and in toe United
S'strs.
GrsSES wss the ft to introduce the Ar Of Photography IN
this city.
GrssSy hes cently usde and improve
rnsnts bis e-rsbshnent.
GvssEr hs. greater facilities for producing fn-r work IN
branch than has heretofore been
GVEsES has s'l n his employ the best Of his Old artists
GCRNEY hss recently added 20 the talented corps
Of American French, and German srtsts
coored Photog graphs of al need only Be
o. b. srprecsied they sr-Ak for themselves
rRNtYs pn une,ouchet Photographs were never eauaei
--oss artists and the bcs' judges.
GUsNEYs Dasuereopes are universally pronounced sup~
rio- productions.
GtsxsY has received testimonials for his skill than any
other artist in The profession.
received the Ia for Photogsphc productions
AZ h. ate Paris Ex xpostion-consegucEtly
GvsNFY head the world the Photo
GusxIY h,s removed snJ branch OF his business aay
Of the city.
GuKxty ha connection with any other csabishmen, In
part Of th" city.
attend. personally to his patrons and friends and has
done 30 for the last sixteeu years
GVRNEY will b. most happy N continue that stenon and
will sill endesvor please al who may favor him with ysN
to his Photographic PslSe OF Art j. GtNel
NO Sis Broadway. corner Of Leonard stres.-
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The Two PARTKs.-We were not a little amused
on Wednesday at the reply of Ohio drovcr to city
politician who inquired which Of the three parties were
the strongest in the Buckeye State.
"Three parties" said he in astonishment "three
parties! Why, we don't know but two in Ohio"
Don't you, indeed?'
And he opened his mouth ready to gulp down the
fb that one was the much-oved Dark Lantern party,
and the other his dear friends the Border Rufisns.
Really! And what parties are the twol'
"The peoples party and the Postmasters; those are
the only parties in Ohio you may depend on that
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

JEwIsH New YyAR.-On Tuesday after sunset the
5t day of the month Tisr commenced the Jewish year
56l7 The advent of the year will be solennly
celebrated By fellow citizens Of the Jewish persus
sion, by strict suspension Of business and labor
Tuesday aud Wednesday, These days are also cele
brated the frs Of the ten penitental days, which
will end with the day of atonement the 10th day Of
Tsri. The latter will be observed by strict absti-
nepce of food from sunset until sunset.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

BIZ tbe Roosevelt Ferry $4,000 year. The lease OF
The ferry in qrestisu vii expire and the Company
Will have nsthng more to 10 with it eNcop, on W.
tioo Of the Cooperation allowing the present terminus
% remain unchanged and canoeing the lease of the
Roo..vel, street Ferry. The Company could D., a.
for, 10 keep two ferries that did no, pay Mr. Smith
r,nsrted that anybody could have either Of these
ferries that wanted them. Aa'r come further remarks
the Committee adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

DgnooRATIC CHAkTER CUSyESTIOs.-The Demo
cratic Charter Convention met again last night at
Tammany Han. to nominate city officers. ballot for
CORPORATION Counsel resulted in the following vote:
Richard Bu,teed, 43; Daniel K. slckles, 3d. John E.
Develin, 49, Henry Hilton, 4 Samuel j. Tiden, 8,
blank, . The Convention, failing TO make nomina-
tion, then adjourned to Friday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

pr,,uose On future oocmuon 10 examine and present
,be srbiet more at leisure Some OF the foreign wrt
ers deem possible to 6ecompose watcr by ts ali
with great rapdty, ~ that gas may be produced from
this source with an economy which viii leave whales
Goa, mines, and even paines famous water heices
practically nor,d1r. There seems 10 be both high
degree Of merit in the invention and most promising
tokens of energy and eanesiness in the bringing Of it
forward
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TAdvertls"nentI
GOODSTSS GRACIOUS How AMAZING Il he

Newbury MAr Herald. Il the I'D Sept says: The brig
Planet Just arrived Africa brought Salem several
er 10 feet long, and another 80 feet in
enrh These shakes when liberty and dan
serous and will .e.lc animals Of large size. and after crushing
them bt, AZ AL their bones will swallow them whole
T crew M Planet report that the largest of these snakes
had d. red and child before it taken On Sat
ufday they pI-p<rng feed with good sized dog
IN. Y. CONNER rcial Ady.rtiser
The-@ coo.-aI to be A. bARSvas
MU-rvN whcrr drama Of JESSIE played THls EVEN
ING srl ~ nrctty pieces b.-ide THIs AFTERSooN
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Adyrr issment.
pIRnY,s NATInN AL THEATER-ThOse that Wit

nce Toms Cabin rush al thus thestr
de,r the b. again but In this th
mistaken. Mrs. stoves work. OF DIED. Or THE DISMAL
Sv mp a. damatled by Mr.. C. w. Taylor has a.ed
great sensation and hundreds turned nightly
10 gaiu sdnaDce. II b. repeated EVERY Ess,isc,
a.d on "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, Little Cor
della Howard appearing Tom tit Mrs g. C. Howard a. NIL
ly Ac PsItoiule and Drama Sl also be added 10 the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

rloy,d by TsomPOu w Dtcser mix desief d Ne %, sat
-, y ri,n. uru-rd Of sleo Of has employer. money. nf
p.clr aif h Avery h bn IN ai. set'oe tS soPet ts.
- - ,I., i'm has IN tie hsbtt OF retauins =
yru % tse r,sney he rsc~iset bill. with ach o. -
rsu.:e fr co ectiou skinaly atens ,se ol 20 - = =, =,
Tie .ccr.ed a. held to bsI By Justice ~ "- " |'
oaA-Te.
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

The Ninth Ward Republican Association Of Brook
Ign vii b. addressed thi- Tuesday evening by W. d.
murphy, e-q., of New-fork. The meeting will be
hed at their headquarters, corner Of Fulton and Bed
ford avcDuee.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

Hcod Horace +. ClaIk. 10; David :. jackson, l2:
hnson Hei1ick. Is. On the fifth ballot theEe wss
change from CLARK to Herick; there no change
from the ffth to the seventeenth ballot. TIE Con-
veDton then adjourned for d week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-A crowded and brilliant au-
dence assembled last night to witness the fourth repre-
senaon of Meyerboers great work, The Star of the
North" This evening CTuesday) Max Maretzek ?
benefit takes place being the last night of the season.
after which the Academy will be closed for an indef-
mite perod-the present lessee not being able to OBJ
tain an extension of the lease Oh acceptable terms.
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IAdvsrtisement.1
A Rr AI.r1EI,I GnMPI EXION NAV ensilY be ac-

o,ir, bv using the BALM oT THOUSAND FLOWERS will
Tan Pmple and Fr-"kle from the skim leaving OF
,ot md ro,,Hto hue. Wet towel two OF three
,ors lad wash the face night and morning None snuine
unIs,s .guoI FEIRIDGE Co., ProPnetors
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

GERMAN OPERA.-A highly satisfactory performance
of Aubers popular opera of " Masanello' was given
at Niblo's Saturday evening by the German opera
troupe The principal artists were literally applauded,
and marked Improvement has taken place in the
chorus The orchestra under Mr.. Bergmann's direc
tion was admirable. The opera will be repeated to-
nght for the last time
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

NJ cu,strs d rRynRtcAs late GURyry L FRYpRcKs.
Tbs and magnificent establishment IN the
world Removed. with the corp~ oi talented Parssn as'
10 No. 5aj Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
GAS. CASA new BeuzOl

Gas, CASA new BenzOle Gas Works, the best
and cheapest the world with Fixtures to suit Gas Fixtures
sewers, new beautiful designsjust completed for the
Fall trade No eed peter fixtures sold by Cell ~ our
great Manufacturing Depot; No. S'o broad"ay o.
ARcHEs WARSEs Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

CpruRr or BrRerAE-Frsnk Csrroti; a. young y
nan, detected Sunday niEnt N tae $50
un ali, rk.a bc bad entered BY means OF iA4se Ass
single hsrne.s supp sed 70 D. stolen prop-y " m
II hi. Possession. An owner m wanted i|r "s tae ' "
Puifs Co.-.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

The Hon. NATHANIEL 7. BAsks speaks at Wash
ingtons Headquarters Newburgh, this Tuesday af-
ternoon at 3 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

Sse the Exhibition Of PHOTOGRAPHS, in every
yls BY NJ FSrosIcSs late Gurney Fredrs' q 'ae Of!'
"a Pascs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
fAiyertisement.l
CPXsTAI PALACE

Sc. tn. CRF.r Snow Of Unreouohed and Coiored PHoro
P ,p, At he Fair of the American Institute, exhibited by
GusNEy No $40 Broadway. n B.No connection with any
other Establishment.
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TA1vrTtlst mrntT
THY AJ-pIN pORTABIR (IAS-WORKS COMPANY.

To PARrIys SEEKING BIT ISEssWe prepared TO prove
that no Investment be- safer profitable than
County Rights under Pens See the advertisement On
snnt h.r ~ tsis rsp-r
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IAdvrTtisement.
cRySTAI. pALAOH.

So the GREAT Snow of Unr, touched and Coored PHoro
,Pbs Al the F.i Of the American Institute exhibited BY
,uIAgy No $40 Broadway y. B.No connection With any
other r.'Ahi, ,htn.nt.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

PosIPoNtD.-The Fillmore and Donelson Csrtmen
Procession, which was announced to come off las
night, was postponed on account Of the weather.
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AdNerllh- ilrnI
CRYSTAL PALACE.

So III. GRr,r Snow Of Unrotouched and Cooret PIoTo-
.yus AZ tns Fair of the Institute exhibited By j.
,,uEs,y No As Broadway " B-So connection with sny
other .siabshment
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TAdvertisemCut.
TAuFtIIIstIIltIrs Il
u T. N,CAIIUN.-FOr his phrenolOg

IL. I. MtN ALL M--To vi his hichoi"eJ, VI
trait and Bography the PHRENoLoGicAL Journal tor
October u.t published by FOWLER WELLS, No SoS Broad
wa, " I. Psice only 10 eens
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

]
TIE house Of Mrs. Moris. No. IL South Fosro
e. r,Sbd On Sunday evening - eoored scsvsss
nan si sli She bad be~H ker the family on Ssf~d0
MIA sSiEs bn oGrd ,n the tfsst state Of almost ese
df~tuon she showed her gratitude by daapins With 49,
$50 woith II plate kc TIE spoons rks pichcrs ka veO
nA ked NJ A NJ. A. d. W. r. y A.. NJ r n sd other~ssrs
IA nAnnes ~ b. easily de,ced offered BoS3e tAs
Pse To ,su' b." is drrsss iskeu Jaha u sbcut 80
skr' No sses. With green and hood Soc hardy
cape deiectoa..
FLAG PRFsEsrArIos.-Company O.: Steuben Bisss.
i5sh Resment were pres n,ed yesterday noruiax wnA
bau,ifu hsz by the lSa Of Naisusbarrh sftrr ~
they proceeded 10 East Ne~loik for parade tres ~.
tie. They were oommsnded hy Capt. Pies s-oea
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fAdy.rtisenent.l
CpYsTAI PALACE

So ~. GaE.r SHOW OF Uurstouched and Coored PHoro-
.yu, A. "a. Fair the American Institute exhibited BY
Grs.gY No. s4s Broadway y B-No connection with any
9th .sts b.. shnent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

WNLACk's THEATER.-Mr. Bourcicaults comedy
of London Assurance very finely performed
last evening at this house but the aeness of the hour
at which the performance concluded renders impfact
cable more particular notice at present.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

"The Boon Children have recently returned from
professional tour to the West where their represen
tations proved highly successful
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fAdyertis-mcntl
To Cure a Couph buy a bottle Of the Balsdm %


Wild Cherry W. have faith in this combination Of Dr.
Nr.R than other remedy known having witnessed ~
en;.r- s.cc.s. IN many csses Of protrsctca cough
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
Advertisement.
rn nxy.ssfsAI paI ACT

So. the GREAT Snow Unretouched and Coored PHoro-
.p, the Fair the Institute, exhibited by j.
OuHx.Y NJ 3i9 Broadway. ~ B.-No connection with any
oth.r establishment.
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Advertisement.
fAdYrrti.efner

See the Exhibition Of PHOTOGRAPHS, IN every
- by Mr. FaEDsogs late Quincy Fredreks hthe Orys
ial PaIace
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

THr GoUyTRSEUR >TRrEr FIREY.-Ihe C0n-l,---,e
on Ferries Of the Board OF Councmeu net yesotrdsy
afternoon in M McClenahan's Ofice, City Hal, 70
hear remarks or arguments for or sgairS The removal
of the present terminus of the Gouvcrrer- st-t Fcy
f,n Couyerueur street to jackson street. SOM tD
since the matter wss before the Committee, and upon
the petitions for the removal they reported itvo;sOi!
to the proposition The subject was reitHet oscA -
the Committee for further examination. VI. {. r.
Smith, the managing director Of the unioo feH!
Company. present at the meeting ard stated 'hA'
If the yresent terminus VIA rDoved the ConPeHy
would have nothing more to Do with the te"y' oy
this kry the Company now l9st {IS,cN y@ef' anS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
IAhxorfisnnrentl

see the Exhibition Of PHOTOGRAPHS, in every
y h. Nj FREpsIcEs late Quincy FFedreAs AZ the Cy''
ts falacc.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
fAlarrti.enIenf

See the Exhibition OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN every
vo bv M FREDEIcK, late Quincy fredrek. at the Cry-'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

OFFICIAL IsvEsTIGATios.-The COMMITTEE on Re
pairs and Supplies Of the Board Of Aldermen met
Yesterday afternoon in Mr. Valentines Office pursuant
TO adjournment, and continued the investigation res-
tive 10 the mode Of doing business in the Bureau OF
Repairs and Supplies.
The Committee having called the meeting TO order,
Mr. Marsh came for ward and stated that he had been
retained ar council for Mr.. Sesh and az he not
familiar with the testimony which had been taken,
asked for an adjournment of the case. He said he
would Ike to have copy Of the evidence, in order
that he ight look il
The Chairman said that far a. Mr.. Selsh was
concerned he willing to grant an adjournment or
bold another meeting There were other witnesses
that the Committee could 60 on and examine to-day
men who had bills against the Corporation and wanied
them paid. He thought that the testimony Of these
Witnesses had nothing to do with Mr.. Selah, and did
not think there was any necessity for counsel.
Another per.on here applied to the Committee for
full adjournment of the matter til Wednesday after
noon which the Committee finally concluded to grant,
stating at the came time that there would be further
adjournment after that day. The Committee thought
they could get through with the investigation to-day.
but they did not wish to oppress Mr. Selah or Mr..
Irving The latter applicant for adjournment said
Mr. SeIah and Mr.. Irving were both taken i'll to-day
and gone home. The Committee thought strange they
should both be taken suddenly sick.
John Martin, referred to in the evidence Of Mr.. Don.
ovan at previous meeting said he had been notified
to come down to-day, and wanted To know who was
to pay him for his loss Of time, and remarked that he
might loose his situation.
Aid. Tucker asked him if he was not Mr.. Donovan's
foreman, to which he replied No; said he used to
keep bis books.
AID. Tucker-Mr. Donovan said you was his fore
man and did the work for him
Martini used TO keep his books; am black
smith and know nothing about the timing business.
AID Tucker-Wen, don't want you to be a loser;
we take your testimony to-day, and YOU need not
come again.
Mutin-Thc Committees adjourned now.
The Committee then adjourned till "Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
IAdver'i-ment.t |

Sfe me fNLlDltlOn OF IhOTOcNaFHS, III f'ri.
.y~ By NJ FSrpsIc. late turney& ?: dncks at the Crys
-. Palace
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

fatal ,hAy occurred M Berville on Monday iAss
which resulted the death OF one of the psrucs
an shwoman named Mara Conway appears that the se
~ a, resulted in blows The latter, hndins that she
was setting worsed csed her bus band Patrick meCsn..
Tor ,s'.nec lie ran Immediately and, catching Mrs
Conwsy BY hsr hAi her With until hs isec ws
aud clothes completely saturated blood
She appeared before Justice Ssnitord at BellcsDs
and ~ her ic against Mccain who arrested and CON
ud IN de, OF bail. The day tn. difficulty set
lied Il is viih liquor and the pronrr released mr
Conway liquor until "Wednesday. when she compliance
rrsy of her sd and continued until Ss.ur
da on when she died. All the parties were idsh and r-
ldu Patrick McCann fed as he heard ths. she
was DYING AID supposed TO be either In Newark or ho~
York liz il NIL six In hight of strong build, with bacf
hair and and his face deeply marked with the small
rox he ws!k, erect and wore when he e dark suit, wiz
F. hat.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

Columbia College begins her new term after the
holidays, on Monday next on the old ground, though.
as VT hear, she may not finish her Academic year
there.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
Acctny,r YKoN BLAsrING.-An accident ot

AZ 10 O'Clock on Ssurday night BY the premature discharge
blsst in SHAFT No Of the Erie Railroad tunnel being cou
ucrd At BERGEN by which Mr Cox the might foreman ".
dangerously hut He taken to the New York hospts
An accident OF similar occurred st OF the sam
day in the SAINT shaft which time three men were injured
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
RoKRrD BY . FrxaLr.-Michsel Parsons was d

oOyed into No IS Palk Sunday night BY
nsred ARR Malone who ri b~d lin Of hs "s'eh Ha
She H. bg; arrested aai lOck,d Tee ~sten VS.
covered.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

R.puYLIcss MEETNGs.-The RepIbhcans of the
Nineteenth Ward viii hold meeting this evening at
the corner OF Wythe avenue and Morton street Col
f. L. Snow i expected to BE- present and address the
meeting.
The Republicans Of the Sixteenth Wsrd also meet
this evening the OF South Third end Eleventh
streets. Wn. Pee,, esq, and Wm. II. Gale viii be
present 10 address them.
The Central Republican Association held their rega'
ar meeting last evening a; the Odeon. Addresses
delivered by T. w. stoughton, esq, Of New
York. and Daniel p. Tyler OF Conn. Consideraole
enhu-sis manifested and ell Pas-td on agree
ably
EAT.L REsrLr OF STABBISG AFIRf,m-" re
ported v---ertay saobnx sdrsy ~ TIE corner ~ -
ADAM stn.,s. wnrn Michel Tiern@y eAoDeI .s.S
;a,h.T and sOr. named D,uEheGty 10 SOC 80
morning OF hs So-nd. T.eTray l. he.d i"f eA@n--AN
SAD C.sE.-A poor man with four 1nah ch,idren'
the yuur -. tip. bal four roshS old "it tso s1rd sxL
d,coyvr,d hou-e in state -,its, on ,esS
~-,, .-y destitute aad i. yri ao9n, t"o sts OF -
did ,,atiou Th-y nos a. proideo G,' er nsocer
In ith ssaer tsertd h<f -nsy ser ha'ns
srs. az q al t.s fa-:s -! si-;ynls &c " 'os h9-~s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

PRisEvr 70 AZ f. MAfok.-t live baby, Shout
.,cov of EA.N.yor King nds re.tsrre Firm sr~nps -
ovue. o evidently intended 90 trl- -@1i
H. t"cnsd re horo-. hor-yr. ri - rctfc'- "
.ut rla.g. - ;ns Ten Gov-.r-I--.
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tAdyertisemel

Merchant. who buy CROCkERY, see advertise
urut GOULD ELLIorr OF 90 Vescyst in snohef column
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

TwEsrr-riRSr WARD REPUBLIcASs.-The Twen-
ty.frst Ward Fremont Club met at Fremont Hall, IN
Fourth avenue, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty
ninth streets last evening Mr. Fuller, ViccPresident,
in the chair An eloquent and spirited speech was
made BY Wm ii. Burleigh, esq, and several songs
were sung by glee club to the great delight of the
audience. Mr.. Luther V. Marsh followed with an ex-
ceen address, and the meeting broke up with cnthu
sias,ic cheers FOR Fremont and Dayton.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
Az InpoRrAyr AccEssIos-The cause Of Repsbi


cn,u has at length 6e respectable efficient organ IN tn
County OF Monmouth 1he HsydH published at Frrchdd
ty of Bernard Connolly for many years lesdinS Deuo-
rat county has out tor Fremont and Dsyton
The has hitherto been neutral but OF mnrs
chgacter oirculsi IL said to be large
han of paper the county The editor he's
Fl TO make good movemens. sn1
We dou bt not will result ulfimaie placing his ~
4, pubucsa 0ssrt1~-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

AocIoEsT.-B1-ney McCEre lad n x broken 9r
sIuday nisht ~ 4l INTO evati. g. h' "'sr ~ .
5--jIs -h- oi stAon .:Ee. u Ko"ef7
II, v. ~ Nv Y. "a Ho@I--s-.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

J,.r Of AMERICANS registered a; the Banking Office
a tho American. European Express and Exchange
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

THr L,rr -FIGHT.-Harvey Grbbeu one
Of the parties concerned in the late przeshi between
Lynch and Kelly, surrendered himself yesterday TO
the authorities, and gave bal for his appearance in
sl,UCO TIE police had warrant for him for several
days but were too friendly to him to take him into
custody. Finally, when he had bail ready, he gave
himself up.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
Jrxvx,,, T,uyy,s-Yesterday five boys wer

i INIFNFN.--I "SSO
bonrh before Recorder Bedford of Jersey City whcse pss
..u vas found ausutty Of goods stolen snrs
frot sort They sent to the oounV
Ta days This make 10 OF the saus now IN
ai. 4 bo, named johnson. from Wilisnsbursh, wn &ss
brought bor. the Recorder yesterday and sent TO jail & ~
daNs fpr ,teaing q Nach.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

of W. ice v,s po.nble d,spcss is hardy possible -
btiirre a ber osn u saiurL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

ARRLsT or A PIcKFocKET.-A youth narned ~, n
Cody .te-i y-- a. he hsnd in he rs.t 2,
M. CAiharB" Gr.eiy reading WoobaFJ. l. L. - 80
passing through Chains1n TIE dy ef - EGG a.
hst. but b sway md INTO Baxter 49,
Tvcker. q IT, SIKH Ward Po.-e c.u-Hs En AZ y WIS
l,keS W y Justice " e.sb r.. t.iA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

HARBoE CoMsIssIoSERs.-The survey of Harlem
River and the Sound, far as Throggs Neck s rap
idly progressing, and will probably be completed in
few days. To-day Gen. Totten of the United States
Engineer Department Prof Bache, and Commander
Davies of the United States Navy will, on invitation
Of the Commissioners, meet with them to confer finally
the subject of complete exterior line about the
city and its neighborng shores. The Commissioners
will most likely be occupied with their abors during
the remainder OF the week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

TwEN1Y-syCoSD WARD REPUBIIcANs.-The Re
publicans of the Twenty second Ward dedicated
new ranch, at the corner of Broadway and Forty
second street 10 the cause of FreeJom and Fremont
last evening The hall is an excellent one, and the
meeting was spirited and full Mr. Scott, the Presi-
dent, made few dedicatory remarks, after which
speeches were made by F. b. Fay, Horace Greeley
and Mr.. Parrot.