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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
Nrw-YoRK HosPITAL.-Weekly Report to Sept. 70
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MARX THE FACTS :


J. GVRsEr's establishment, No. 5is btoadwsy corner
Leonard the Oldest and most extensive IN the Cne'
States.
GvssgY VA. the first inroduc. the Art Of Photography
has recently made important alterations and improve
menis in his establishment. -,
GrKNgr etie, for producing finer work
every branch heretofore been Produced ia this country
GCshyY still in his employ the best Of his old artists
GURNyY has recently added to the above talented corps
Of An ercRn French, and German artists
GuRsEYs coored Photographs Of all sizes need only to oe
seen 20 be appreciated; they speak for themselves
GrRNtYs plain unetouched Photographs were never eqned
SO say artists and the beet Judses
GrRSrY Daguereotyp. universally pronounced supe
ror productions. .. III. -
GIRNEY has received more ostnollas if hs ski oah any
other artist in the profession - -,
received the Tor
Al the late Psri. FL EIposition--consrquently .
head of the world Ia the Photographic
vRsEY has any branch Of hs business TO
part Of the city. ,,,--.,-
GrE>tY h.. no connection with other establishment In
suy part Of the city. -,
(rg,gY syeud personally bis patron. and friends aid la.
done the last sixteen years.
GuRNsy will be- happy continue that attention. aug
will still endesyor please all who favor him with VISIT
20 his Photographic Palace OF Art J. pusS1f
NO Si9 Broadway, corner OF Leonard street.
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of Dr. Coldmark, was either instantly killed by the
EXPLOSION OF burned to death in the building. he has
no been seen since the fire. II utterly impossible
%, him TO escape the FIRE had he survived the expO
son. Deceased was q single and about - years
of age.
.Jobn Uaberiine, man in the employ OF Christian
Kocher who was at work on the second Goor directly
upder DIR. Coldmark's premises 70 badly burned
that his recovery doubtful. He was conveyed to the
New-York Hospital
LOSSES AND ASSURANCES.
The osses and insurance. az follows, a. near a.
we could ascertain:
Loss of Dr. Goldmark on stock and machinery,
about s. 900. No insurance.
Christian Koehler occupied the basement first floor,
and part Of the second floor, packing-box manu-
factory. His entire stock and machinery were de-
stroyed. Loss about s3 800. Insured for 81 900 IN
the St. Nicholas Insurance Company.
Mr. Rhode occupied the remainder Of the second
floor a. a machne-shop. His stock destroyed.
Loss 800 No insurance. The building was owned
by james A. Ferguson who estimates his loss at about
s6. .OOO Insured for s4 500 in the Hamilton Fire In
surance Company.
The building No. 2l7 West Thity-sixth street. TO
which the flames communicated, owned by Henry
Mclean and was damaged to the amount Of about
81 OOO Fully insured The frs floor Of this building
was occupied by Cornelius Bait as a grocery. Los'
about 1900. Insured for 800 in the Willamsburgh
City Insurance Company. The upper part of the
house was occupied by four poor families who lost az
| Of their furniture, and are uninsured.
The slaughter house and stable owned by +. & NJ
Sber No. 2O9 were on fire several times but through
the exerois Of the fremen saved from dcstruc'
ton. The damage done will not probably exceed s2O
Insured for 5000 in the North River Insurance Com
pany.
The flames communicated TO the long range of build
nus on be rear of lots Nos 22 204 2O6 pos and 2lO
West Thirty-seventh street owned by Alfred l. Scr
reu. and known as the New-York Moulding and
Planning Mil; but through the ndefatgabe exertions
of the firemen the mill saved from destruction.
The buildings and stock were perhaps damaged to the
amount of 500 or $500. Building insured for 800
in the Beek,nan Insurance Company.
The ground on which the factory stood is leased
property and owned by the Greene-street Methodist
Church Trustees. II used grave yard.
and directly under the ruins Of the portion cf the
building is vault containing the bones Of over three
hundred bodies.
FIRE IN TwESTY-sECoSD STREET AND AVENUE A.
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out
in the small frame building corner OF Twentysccond
street and Avenue A, and before the flames could be
extingushed the structure destroyed. wheel
wright and blacksmith shop adjoining destroyed.
The buildings belonged to Mr.. Haughney; loss about
$500. pile Of lumber on Avenue belonging to j.
+. g. f. Broderick, was damaged to the amount Of
500.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm of fire in the Sixth District, yesterday
afternoon, proved to be false. 1t was caused by the
burning OF some loose hay in Chrystie street.
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FIRES.

IIRE IN THIRIY-sIxTH sTREEr-osE MAN KILLED
AND ONE DANGEROUSLY Injured.
On Saturday afternoon, about q O'Clock, a FIRE
broke out in the large building Nos 2l3 and 2l5 West
Thrtysixth street occupied, for manufacturing pur-
poses, by Dr. J. Goldmark,, Christian Koekler, and
Others AT the time above mentioned the neighbor-
hood was startled by an explosion on the premises OF
DIR. J. Go.dmsrt manufacturer Of percussion csps,
third story, back room and in few moments there.
after the entire building was enveloped in flames
The explosion blew Ou. the side walls, and partly
ynroofed the building The fremen of the district
werv early on the ground but despite their exertons,
The entire structure with frame building adjoining,
was destroyed.
workman named Adolf Henerman, in the employ
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NEWrJERSEY ITEMS.

REPrBLIcAE ORGAsIzATIOs.-The supporters d
Fr, mont and Dayton in the Fint Ward of Jcrsey
CITY met at the Hudson House Friday evening and
organized a club. A Committee appointed -
report constitution land bylaws, and another -
rounnte tcers and report at the next Meeting 70 b
held on Thursday evening a, the same place.
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A PERYuNgb BRHATH.-What hdy

A PERFUNEb BREATH.-What hdy Or gentle
man would remain under Of disarssssss eeen
pbeu BY using the BALM THoUsAso FLovsRs = deuu
ioe would only Der sweet but leave the 'eesu
y aba..erl Many persons know ther eressa oex
and the delicate tssir fiends VII nevm
Pour Q ale drop Of the BALn youf tooth ssr y.
the teeth night and morning Sloeat bottle ~ ~
For sale By IL Drusrs,, Eoae ssnalrs unless asnes
RIDGE L Co.. PropgtesofA
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On, WHAT SSAKEs.-What tremendously arse
s--. VIA. moa.trOu. Reptile: rse's ~. r.y .Ss s, .ss sss
thai cru.h .nd horses and esS TIN S.,orr.S
oth1 child :se bs.d s. AZ - ,,s =, sssUs ss
6zssusa 4 Jsssr- 3 p,syeA sAeD seAa rs'aaeaf, and
seesbey aev Di,oS thA ATrtatoos'
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REPuBLIcAs M,KIIsG will BE- held at the Court
House in the City Of Elizabeth, on Wednesday even
ing re1t, when Luman Sherwood and other speaksss
will be in attendance.
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CoycRTsToSAL NoaIrgEs.--E. ID. Culver, City
Iudy, and Edmund r. Barrow e-qr- spoken Of In
Y.c Nth tb. Fifth Congregational District nominees,
v,l a. George H. Andrews, the Republican ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

The Hon. John Z. Hale viii address the Repubk-
can- at Haddopfed to-day, 18th inst, and as CsudHa
tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

BCRGLARY.-On Saturday night the apartments OF
Oc. Sandord of the Eighth Ward Police entered by
burglar and robbed SIS in gold coin and esey vsued at
. much more Yesterday the Officer arrested one Thos y
Harrison who lurking about the place and IN ms pos
session was found chise lot OF skeleton keys and some
oth,r Article. He Was committed tor examination
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Advertisement.
PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGUERREOTYPEs, AMBRO-

n, Cu,,lrs d. FEEpRIcKs lac GvRHEY FREDRIcKs.
The most complete and marniheent es'sosnment IN me
xrd Removed With the corps Of talented PArnAn Iass
10 No 55 Broadway, opposite tho Metropolitan Hotel.
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BREAKING UP opA DAscE Iouss.-On Friday even
of J. a. LainarouN, G,~npont. ~ss
br L. ID attachment Of the Seventeenth ard Police
bsi be-. frequently complained Of dorderly house, saa
va, by III. direction the Mayor broken up No arrests ~eSo
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IAdxertiasMentl
CRYSTAL PALACE
IAdHerfiseunen

Sc. IN. GsEAI Of unreouched PHoro APIS
IN. F.ir Of the American Institute exhibited by GCRsEr
No 5is Broadway.
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(Ad,trtsement
Tvs-THy CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every y.ri.ty TEAS IN Grocer Tee DeAers snd ph
c., ,s-Soachonx Ooons and Young Hysoa. from Dc.
70 oe Gunpowder and Imperial from Sc 10 SILL other
crsi,. eousy low Also sd boxes Of good Family Tee for
- dollar Csn eI4adne-Eo L3 Chat ham st. betvesa
Pearl and hoos-vets,s
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IMrN.-On Saturday night Q

FIGHr AMONG CHINAMES.-On Saturday night
difficulty occurred AZ No ~ Rose street. among number OF
Gilman IN there reside during which Of tn m named
ohp Avun WAS severely the head by knit in the hands
Of Geo Smith Henehan Of the Fourth Ward Police put
stop the ght arrested Smith, ho committed by
Justice Osborne tor trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

RRscrKp FROM DRowsIsG-A BRAVE LAp, D.
ChAre: Porter boz nine Of ~ '.e or. .sss for
River dock. Saturday end wa en ass-,-,o,
tte ey boy thirteen b.sr ef oAlaed ~ ~.
Utc tuasea ksa WAcssW ia,e ~ Vssss "a s'A@ Ss
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Flags were displayed at half mast upon the ,, BrnSs =
mai Asia upon other shipping At Jerry NS' sn
Frd.y in Consequence Of th- d.sb Of Mr. George o'Se
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E,r1ns,nx ~ TrNNrL.-Ihree mem named Jamcs

NKi,uau Francis Brennan and John Connolly fright
fully injured Saturday by the premature explosion 1i
blast IN tunnel being through Bergen hIl Tor me Erie
Railroad. They brought to the New ork Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

While Com Stockton was speaking at the h,dinS
sL,ol n THURSDAY afternoon. the number OF PefSn, Va
,Sr, -. is.s ihan IL WIS when George VIM Cnh "a
dre.-.d .mpr Trenton me.ns in the ..n,e roen ss
men.
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CRNsHAL PALAOf

So the GRksI kxssITos - uBr-iouehed FHoroS sAsHs
- ~ the Anetiesn Institute sxhibei By Osssss.
Se. SO Brredw,y.
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Avvp,c.. .Nosls,rIoss-Tbe American

AMTRICAN NOHIkAIIUNs.-I DC FNIerO"H OOHV'"-
ton for the Finh Congressional District failed u make noniS
r an Thusdsy nsht but fixed the b1sis OF repr<,nts
,ou that the seventh and Thirteenth Wards Of New fodk
should hsv. delegates and that there should be n dr
sa,.. n tl. four ward. In Wnapsburgh, They thn ID
iouru.d to to-mOnOW evening Daniel L. NorAup W
Undoubtedly b- tn. choice Of the Convention.
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(Advertis<nentI
rnN raV Dag arr
fAcveriseuent

s the GREAT ExHsITios Of touched PHor aAPas,
AZ ID. Fair Of the Institute exhibited b. 0yssEY
No. si9 Brosdwsy
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PALACE

60. the GREAr EXHIBITION OF unretouehed PHoroSRAPHs
=, ,h Fsir of the American Institute exhibited by GvRSEY,
No Ssg Broadway.
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BROOKL wv I2E.N.S.

The Rocky Mountain Fremont Club of Brcohy.
will be addressed at their meeting this evening by ths
Hon. Charles A. Phelps, Speaker of the Massachusetts,
House OF Representatives. Mr. Phelps has the r-ps-
tation of being most finished and effective speaker
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUSIc.-Meyerbeers opera, The
:" Star of the North" sumptuously illustrated vo-
cally and dramatically will be performed tonight. 1t
deserves all attention from amateurs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Merchants who buy CROCkERY, see advertise
men, VI GOULD ELLIOTT Of 50 Ve.eys in another column
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

po.e, Kelly recently tired in tho Warren Courts 10!
-. ~ rbomss VAL the 4th q Jur last. ne1 BsavS
h.n in drunken has been found guilty OF msIds1
In the second degree
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Forsp DRowNED.-The body OF an unknown man
Wa. on Friday evening found floating in the East River oppo
site Governors ssnd and Saturday Iiorning taken 10
the New York deadbouse
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Adv-r-is-n~nt
PuRpY's NATIONAL THEATER-TO-NIGHr WI

ou n-nc~ The second vpek q the D-AmA from Mo-
hsTri't Be- her Slows Dssp. Os Tvs DISMAL Swaur
rich or th hyor,e 1heat-r nightly The hes sss
Sn rTrsy saErnsnt~a. and ho ohsrseers changed An
@ T. ho~ssp arp .Tir< Aily. and Ma HsrHswAt -
Nna. Tow Tr. BY Liitle CoEpEIIa How.sb has Ass
civ,d quite an 'ds'scs The Paaomie OF M.Sie P@A.
turned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

CHARGE OF FoRGIsG A PRONIssoRy N0rT-Thos
Brennan bookkeeper IN the employ OF Mr. J. Short do,ns
business il the bowory wasaested on Saturday charged with
forsnt his employers ase to pouissory note for lis II
The note passed Geo A TTo,eT and coming
protested MI Short then sued by Truer Brra
" heinz upon the stand wiiness that forced
he en- ploy. the note without authority 70 10
Br,uun tAkeu before Justice Osborne held await
fatiO
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

The fremonter Of the Twenty. second Ward will
oeoics'e their Rancho on the southwest corner OF
roadway and Seventy-second street. to the cause Of
Nepuoncanism this evening. Several distinguished
speakers VII be present IL d deliver addresses.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

CARrryss DRIvIsG--About 3 o'clock on Saturfsy
eeruoon tn. driver of ftzs carts belonging 10 hh
vinegar rpautctory driving AZ rapid rate dow
sou,h seventh ,S toward the Peck-r Ferry when m
csrt came ,oeuy collision with that passiIS BY
Lio the shat, the broken and large spnnhS
th. hores breast with such force 10 re4ue SONS
hor 90 ,emov, IL The horse was very valuable Hb
niuI are SO severe ths, will probably survive them
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

LAurcH-A steamer of 400 tuns, WA launched
,,,n m. .iip ward Of Mr. l. Whi'lsck Newtowu Crck
saturday mon nr She Is named the Eyegade and 10 TO run
between Charleston : C.. and ST Augustine IA She IL le
,. long and wide with iee de ph VI hold She WIS
iakeL 10 New Crk where she will receive her msehineTy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

meeting OF the citinensR ROf the Tenth Ward was
held on saturday. and vas numerously attended. to
hear addresses from Messn. Chsuncey Shsfer and W.
Il. Fry.o the great question Of Repsb,icansm. The
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

ppbEan Paterson says that meeting Of the frisnl
b. Id In that VILLAGE last Thursday eveuns 1hea
but hogrs motto. had been Eveo, large Dunber ~
present George w. Curtis addressed the mestss In %
VI h ehorts for hoars. Ola bsrssn
fat oon in. up 10 the disehrre OF her duties-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

wa. arrested yesterday suspicion OF having stolen $40 IN
oH The pru.rty Of hi. mate No ia Forsyth street
The mor " A. stolen the while julius SchumIchr
The room Nfe vss st breakfast, The prisoner suspected OF
h ,h for the reason that he the only person N the
Los. knew where money and that sfttr the theft
had committed he found IN possession 0t new soid
watch and ssytral articles ot ewey Justice brennsh com
Iuitt ed him for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
R,prp1,c., PRIMARY MEErIsGs.-The Republican

Crl Committee ia. City and County OF New fok hsSu
called Primary Election for the selection OF delegates 10 nom
;us, Nth District TO be holden
MONDAY Oct The number Of delegates Is liked at sewn
,r1 m each Ward and Friday 10Th Oct at O'CLOCK - liked sr
H. no of meeting The will meet ~ the fast
Broadway House East Broadway and Pike strt.
New
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE On Saturday morning aoout
ect While tie south Fery boz, Bedford VS., ,Pp
the Brooklyn side man. name IN kno" - Mn. the
wheel ,,rkirs nm Al IN Jurns him severely ne s' = -
~ Or o4 the h,3d. hed Of the he coss
c,eded II bTinS hin On boa-d ao supposed Dc VII
survive tie
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

AMERICAN WARD NOMIsATioss.-The Amercane
~ ,b, Seventeenth Ward Friday night and nominssd
John Bouiel- for Supervisor and Jacob Cornell t Coa-
stable The Aldernanc ssprnts were JOB Davis Ethan n
B.k and Harnden but neither of them rcce,veds
majority made. The meeting adjourned v
NJ 4
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

PRIZE FIGHT PRTyESrEp.-About 4 O'Clock yes-
tsrdsy uornnE of 20 500 snd from the
and Fourteenth Wards proceeded MArket
,he purpose Of engaging pze fight, but oi
the Seventh WaTd Police under command Sergeant DuAou
put them TO flight before the battle commenced
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

AT1YxrTFD SUICIDE BY BOY.-Chas. c. kearney'
hov about s wears OF ase while intoxicated Yesterday Nr
noon attempted suicide by jumping into the dock jane
.p A crowd soon collected, and John Murphy youth
mn ped into the and saved the lad from dro~uing until
both we. hauled into ysw boat hesrney was then taken 70
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Arrangements are In progress for holding kepubh-
- NJ, Meetns In Paterson time early 10 the ensuing
,,t We learn tha, the Hon. Anson BnriinsAme -
s.aed 10 be present and eIpected that snone the obr
as.r,, viii the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, p Bsnks
Ia otLer The VILLAGES around will pour down their hundreds
Of aeuesn and people Will doubtless turn ou 10
style BETTING such "a occasion. The Republican
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Ca.sr L.RcEsY John koser' German resiAns
=. st,,S,l, va, arrr..ed ye-erda, charged with ssSA<
- ,frb ard ch.u v,ned 81 80 TIE ptopet) 81 pNlo
so,n Of No 81 Clinton street The P.aes e'r "a .'
rirtrd n. g; lad locked Up ty JH'hee o'o0'H ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

ARREST or FUGIrWE.-Frankln Miller master OF
ou Of the Oswego line OF CSnA bosi arrested
on SATURDAY by Officer Ben the Reserve Corps charge
with De Ezed about 800 worth of the
boat TIE accused sent TO o'weso in charge OF oee
Bret, If that place.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

,-s Aav-risen-rtI
CRYSTAL PALACE
the Gss,r EXHIBITION Of uaetouchel Pro,,. .,,,s
A. h~ Fair Of the American Institute r1kibe bY (uEs1e
4 Sia RroaAwny
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BRUIALIrY or 4 PAREsr.-John Hotmsn. car
pnte arrested S.u day night charged with AZ inhS
ss-suit upoa hs chd MArsret IL sfpcss that the hs
playing about bench b, faher when the
ster picked sharp chci and threw her The edge u
the ~esponNtruct the cbds sHd nearly severed H. d.
kubaIk called and dressed wound and Hoffman
locked up BY Justice Brennan Tor triAi.
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STABBED IN An ArrRAy.-Joecph Francesca, sn
lt.sn uoder .nd Psirck McDurmott 20; INTO h.At .
SaiuidAy nsh, il Ae Secoud WHd when tse il
DIV knife and piuneed mo he ssd1nen OF as s1'e
sarv rcting v.rv danrs-ous wound Fr.ncisco Ne. AZ
.ied locked up And MeD,rmot taken TO the Nes
YORK h Eo.pitA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

49,. "a ,hs,~ sS,.r Until both re-out b., oheS Aus
.Scf,Ar Porrh lsrr, Police Court who r,sch'> tAc@ "a
-, ~. k-,r,ry Of the I'D Sspscor a served oy
NJ Tona. Bal Of Yctkviue wts r-wrtrd him wAaA"e"
fi-d purSe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

A CALL.-The Rev. Vim. b. Spro!e, late chaplain 9
Church Of Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

PREsIprSTIAL vorEs.-Following the universe
custom vote was taken on Saturday at Mr.. Reich
Loewengrube No So Bayard street andthe result was
as follows: For Fremont, 6S Buchanan, none; FLl-
more >; Gerit Smith 7. The same result was found
in the evening at Mr.. Menkles saloon in William
street.-The whole crowd consisting of about forty
men, being without exception for Fremont and Jessie
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

REwsRD.-Gov. Price has offered reward Of 49,
for inforrnson st ad the detection Of ths perc1
eomnis,ya tie murder 5yb Gen. Hseokeu. % " -
pA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Donations and contributions soicitedn bchalf Of
this useful institution and will be duly acknowledged
by the Treasurer, Henry A. Oakley, cs1 No. % Wall
re-
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man named Ternsy into quarrel with two nss
Patrick Doughcrty and father and son. al th~
corner and Adams streets ami IN the scue which en-
sued stabbed both The father was stabbed III ths thsn VI"
wound being about two depth and in the hont part "a
the lea Just below the groin The son received three ~oasds
ON. near the ear sh below the e amP aud The taird
halfway down the The wound. of the latter coo-
dangerous Tunay arrested by the Second Ds-
trict Police aud ocked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Prison AssocIATIOS.-Thc Executive Committee
Of this Association met ON Tuesday The Treasurer re-
ported the collection of sllJ during the month. After
the transaction Of other business the agent of the Dis
charged Convict and Detention Committees showed by
his diaries the following TO have been their practical
onaro4;ops s;nce their Inst meeting:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Brick CHrRoH.-The Tru-trees Of the old Bnck
Church hsve reinqushed the lots purchased by them
On Madison square, and have brought large lot on
the of Fifth avenue and Thutyseventh street
The lot is li5 feet deep. and fronts 90 feet on fHn
avenue. The cost was $4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

The TKsTH WARD Ksow-NoTHISG CoSvESTIos
On Saturday evening Council No. ) elected their va
nous delegates TO the City Convention. For the Mayor
atty, for which there were eighteen candidates named
the ticket headed Thorpe, Slowey and Bruen sue
cessful each having distinct ballot, which occupied
the Council until II: 80 O'Clock They Isaac o.
Barker men first Y. Mils second.
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sr,c,nr-A German barber named Michael Arbe

residing No. 80 Hudson committed suicide BY hang
ing himself his shop Yesterday morning Dr cochran
called in a. be discovered but too te 10 save t
Ate man An inquest will be held at 10 O'Clock to dag
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

HEALTH OF MAYOR H,LL.-We are happy to sag
that Mayor Hall has recovered from his iudispositi"s.
and is now able to attend to his duties. The report
that he wss attacked by yellow fever was inconcct-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

A1ryyr1rD SrIcrpr-On Saturday morning man
named Jbn stebbns " ho said he resided At No 25 Atsna
.r. sped oyerbosrd from OF the South Ferry boats -
r. from New.Yok Brooklyn he rescued
by the deck hands sken The Coron-rs once where ne
VIA. by Dr. Ball He would assign NO reason -
tho attempt at selidcsirsction.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

GERMAN REPuBLICM MEETIsGs.-On Thursday
night there was held very large meeting Of the Ger
man Republicans of the Ivth and Vth Congressional
Districts in Erh ard Rchters Saloon in Forsyth street
Messrs. Kamm, Wiesner, Theodore Kaufman and
Grube addressed the assembly. The number OF the
hearers amounted to about 400 men.
Another reetng-and very enthusiastic one-took
place on Friday night Richters Bre~eryla >econd't
The hall was filed TO sufccation, and the greatest en-
thusiasn prevailed for Fremont and Jessie. The
speakers were Messrs Glsubensklee, CRUDE, Muller
and Difftrh6fer At the conclusion two humorous
songs were given by Messr.. CRUDE asd Gotze Presi
dent OF the Eleventh Ward Club, whereupon the
meeting adjourned. The audience consisted mostly of
citizens Of the Eleventh Ward, who had taken a sa-
loon in the Seventeenth Ward because they could not
get suitable in their own prccipcts-the owners
being such friends Of the Buchaneer party that they
would not let them TO the Republicans.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

BRooxLYs CITY MoRrALIrY.-Report for the week
ending Sept, 27: Total number N deaths, 95; males,
%; females. i6; adults, 40; minors -. Cholera in
fantum marasmus, each IL; bilious fever, congestioa
Of the lungs, yellow fever each 81 congestive fever.
dysentery, hydrocephalus, darrhea small pox. each
3; Inflammation of BRAIN of liver, hoopng-cough,
typhoid fever each ,.