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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Supervisor Ely, Chairman.
Sundry petitions to corr ct taxes were received and
+, ferred. also several small bills.
The Coronsrs bills, for the quarter ending Sept 80,
1866. 81 Os4, were also referred.
Communicotions.-Fro Controller Flagg, stating
bst the Receiver Of Taxes who il required to account
IN the full amount Of the tax roll delivered 10 hn by
he Supervisors desires TO have the rolls made to
4O,m TO the revi.iOns which made by the Board
Iefoie The tax extended The Supervisors instead
n giving the usaa authority to the Controller, erased
IN name from the resolution and submitted the words
each Supervisor for that Of Controller" The re-
ri Il that the aggregate amount Of the tax, as ex
I'D includes s295, $50 being taxes charged on
i,s,ns which were erased from the rolls or allowed to
commute. communication was received from ii.
II Howard Receiver Of Taxes, pointing out numerous
,,r. in the tax books and suggesting that commit
-, be appointed to report the necessary corrections for
'O,smstion The matter was referred to the Commit
~ on Annual Taxes, and the Board adjourned TO we'd
rasday next.
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,sv x,syorH sBIp "oEss SoSsRcB.
FIRST FREE-STATE CONVENTION IN
KANSAS.
7, d. rI.,o- 81 Tie N. Y Tri6a-.

T, "a, ES-sr e' Then y Trioa--
SIR: take nay pen for the purpose Of correcting
;.,oke in res,ica to the Preestate party Of kansss
T noticed that > few days sn'e, IL Il chronological
sc.our, Of the .7rnts in Kama, you say that the
f,., rree-State Convention was sed on the 18th and
ISL If Aprust. 1855. This Is a mistake. The first
can-.nt;on of 10, Free-State psfty was q delegate
Convention which met at Lswre,ee on the s5ta Of
&c tbe Territory hold 10 the Legislature which is
- sba,,, 20 meet" The Convention was organized by
,be choice of Jude Wakefield as Presiaent and K G.
EIo.t ard C. A. Fosts- as Secretaries. This, you will
rac;v WINS one week previous to the meeting of the
f.c;si,.1re AT Pawnce. l have not the resolutions
with me but the substance Is about as follows that as
IT, ature had beea elected by FRAUD, let the Lawn
~ - had or indifferent they would yield obed
60 whatever TO ally c1aCtments which they might
pas. After the transaction Of some o5fr 6u'nes
49, ,be Convention ad ourned This was the first
n,,ersncs of the Free-State men Of Kansas.
"''' ~. g. CHAS A. FOSTER, Osawatsunic, X. t
D
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Tie Adraiic viii accommodate $40 TO $40 nrstclas-
and TO secondclass passengers, and carry some 2oo'
Of cargo. perfect cloud of hfeboas hang over
her bu sarks and in Of disaster would oiler lar
opportunity Of escape. Mains are also distributed
throughout the vessel go that in the event Of fire.
would in all probability be quenched before It could
spread TO any extent. The Adratc has been butt on
the life boat principle and being divided into eisnt
thoroughly water-tigbt compartments, may be KEEP
afoat under very adverse circumstances.
No expense has been spared in the construction OF
this vessel Every part has been put together IN the
best manner, Of frstqualty material, and whatever
st or science could contribute to her FORM her durao
i,y. her speed and her adorrment, has been avi'hed
upon her without stint Her entire cost Is about one
million Of dollars. -,
A. We before observed, in about two weeks she WIZ
be ready for sea Meanwhile, visitors may en,o! 'ne
satisfaction Ct personal inspection of her points %
,pt,rest. In the Adriatic we have notabictiunph
Of American skN and industry, entering the ocean
arena in competition with the noblest vesseus OF 'ne
Old World, Everywhere amoag u confident hopes
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

H.. F,osrd OF Commissioners of Health met at the
"a, Hall Yesterday afternoon pursuant TO adjournment,
and acted upon the following matters reported By the
Health Officer:
ln. Target from savanna and HespeIa from 81. yso de
~. we're referred the Health Officer with power to dispose
Ss k..s Heath arrived Aug L, from C.rdena petitions
10 be allowed 70 proceed to the doet .. =, Mh
s. John Howe petition, for permission to proceed to
consists moa.o in hos.hsad. terce' and barrels. Inc AZ
sdSt s.g. s. ' Petition SnG ds saI1I'
The The ollowng communication was received from
Dr. Harris Of the Marine Hospital read and ordered gu ME-
~ MARINE HOSPITAL, QUARANTINE, > l.,
~. ROCKWELL. ~ D., Resident Physician n. Y. City:
mad 10 YOU last respecting patient from the William
$50. without your sanction and re9ret to that
gentlemen who might have remained unknown III ION
b This case has umbrrgo note TO You ana mas
himself certain remarks which andou3'eay h
RESIDENT Phy:GS5 ct tine I 'e Om me a. DeodcG r
fe ,p.s benefit OF the ministers OF the public health ana o
int by falling under and treatment Of persons
who csnot recognize the distinctive o. a
coyery masdy and after being tossed about IRON
place to place finally reach the oaaf.Atns os % ,h &
Won ordered TO the Hospital .he william 4. Dodge
A. in this instance Of the malady Gnequivo-
s.y that inelsert physician could possibly 5Iyo
mistaken IT, we may chsrtAby presume ma, VI eLsnsnn
attended other than the IN question on board OF the
vessel a.. -. i..o .o,o~
de Doctor slsmentabe fact that very large proper
zion Of deaths from yellow fever a. this hospital IS IN cases
which do the institution until the patient In the last
cages OF the with black vomit and LESSONS past cure
Ev whose fault this neglect and this loss of valuable lives
Certainly not by the neglect aenton OF the Resident rny
81 yellow O yeT On board the William T. Dodge pier No II
Tsst River wR request and upon the Information OF
x.n him myself ordered to the Marine
Hospital minutes from the time that Information WAS
frst received. .,--.
Eptsrtsnnr suitable respect for the existing SAM
,sy regulations and tho officers Of the public health venture
10 the hope that City Of New OIk soon be
fhed with such sanitary aud provisions will render
St morally impossible for Of Pestlental disease 10
ems, Tor hours Of the city without the know
edge of the chief sanitary bureau OF the mncpai
government Respectfully yours, ELISHA HAIRS
Physician Of Marine Hospital.
o.. .AAli0. nd;onrnnd Tn tho 9Th inst
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IotD o1pcO.-EStrpct from private letter dated

7 OLD OTsrGo,-EStract from private letter dated
Coopertown, sept. %;
I'VE are laboring men OF, hero. This old Dem.
ocratc county i'll give Fremont Ogtr 900 majority
We work in School Districts, aud have canvss.cd
them.
YESTERDAY there was a Buchaneer Ox-Barbecue
here months labor wss bestowed on the prepsra-
lions. Dickinson, Parker and 10 White were posted
as speakers. Scripture Dick couldn't come, and
Parker and White were the only speakers There
were lees than 1900 VILLAGERS included and not ex.
ceedine COO Buchsneers. IL was a grand hzzIe.
Parker spoke loud and long about the dissolution OF
the Union declaring over and over that II Fremont
woro elected dissolution waS inevitable 10 "1iIe
said be personally for Fillmore but a. he stood no
chance, be should take take Buchanan ~ be would
take ip>coc. The whole affair ridiculous, snd the
Iuohsneors felt ashamed Of it. There was no entau'
sissn @. all
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On motion adjourned to the 9TH inst.
ppOOK1yN ROARD OF HEALTH.

The Board met at the usual hour yesterday morning.
Present: His Honor the Mayor presiding and Alder
men Backhouse Oakley Walsh and Shaw.
Some undated nuisances were reported by me
Health Wardens TO whom they were referred The
Attorney was ordered to prosecute.
Heath Ogtoer's RePort.-Dr. Wendell pre-
sentcd the following report o = ,o,,
"GsSILrMLx: have no report 20 make tor the last two
vays. M WENDELL deal'h omsef
Applcdtions-Brig Winthrop from SavSnilla, to
land tobacco hides and bark.
AID Walsh moved lay the application on the table
Carried -, - -.
exeept tie hides. Granted.
Br Russisn ST. johns Porto Rice to lighter up sugar
(irantsd
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GAtvertsenentl - -
prpDy's national THFATHR.-Most excel

-, 20 g., =. kl. favo-ite ,kester nishtly
Tvs EvtNixc 18th time o. NJ HASsIET 81 p.yp o.
THr DI,NAL sxAyP ia Lutte cordeiis Howse NJ Az
Mr. O. c. Hoa.Id. Nj J. Il Allen. M, =, 1 III. and be
cmrrT tn. ~ be f.lowea 81 The comic p1n'ot4 ne o.
the go. AxE and The sa1.e NJ Ms.-s .ni
drsn. II lhs OH Toll EoCss a .nSl - -
C.ts, 81 sppcs; Oa sArCEDAy AT'Ess''s ne or'-o'"sa
Tons CASH"
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THE TURF.

Cys17TvIIIT CoURsE L.L-TRoTTINd-HoH
Oct. &. Is56-Match $3.50, two rie heats.
n Wsodua g. Z. Honest Peter lin harne'sl'.'''l
D Psor y n, Lady Riley ito waSons)...,.:.....
Tine. let hsh' :" ma
Eir-t mile.
Second mile. ..........<:D -'P
Total .5:31 sO
Same considerable excitement was displayed, and
troe odds were bet on Honest Petor. He wan in two
straight heats. There was n large crowd present;
TsIos COURSE l.. I-TROTTISG.-Sdme day.
Match 81 600. mile heats, best in 5, in harness.
$ NJ. Lsnslin, l.. m; Lady Mo'oo"
W Woodruff. Tacony ......':;.:,''''
Time .2:35f-2of-2N az.
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TRIAL OF IsTERrsr.-t trial of som" interest was
o,rruerced in the Supreme Court yesterday. Il Is
brpncht by WIN. A: White, esq, member Of the bar
sir., lanes Reed for damages for an assault alleged
- h..e bocn committed by rhc defendant upon the
rI,iStid by forciby cectng Mr. White from the ,grt-
fiou.e during the Burns trial in May, lS5i-Mr:
Rcd then acting under the authority Of the United
S,s,ss Marshal John A. Andrew and Vim. l.. Burt
G. ,,t,;n,if. II r Hallett fer defendant This morn
ipr The jury returned verdict of $500 in favor of the
plaintiff. lbos'on IIahso'iP' w" -
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are ensenancd tho. she VIII bear Of the p.ln OF n.
p roriiy. Her triumph VII be triumph, her de-
feat viii lie our defeat. Tha: she viii succeed in the
contest, and confer iulperisLabe rcbovn upon the
memory Of her buildor, VIC hope, aud condden:ly
await the result.
,,p e,1ToaSiA-S.irIsC OF THE STEAMSHIPS ILL
soIs And TESNEssEy.
III. tinted States mail steamship Illness, Capi
Chsries $. Boggs, L. $ NJ sAled from this por At
> oelo.k Yesterday for Apinwah. The steamship
Tennessee sailed at O'Clock Tor Sea Juan De Ncara-
qua.
rt;. vessel completed her loadng yesterday. She
b.. 81. following largo on board: One hundred and
t.pr thousand bushels of wsea, and eorn lo iiercs
rice 20 TINS fu.tic .be has siG the cepscy m her
urper Geek but owing to her hesvy drarght Of water
q feet, her owner has deemed it 7ruden, TO dispatch
her witt her main deck empty.
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETYs REPORT
EOR THE LAST FORTY EIGHT HOURS.

Dr. Rothe reports the death of Catharine Coyle al
10 O'Clock Yesterday morning and of Arthur Byrne in the
si,, moon both OF black yomit =, A.,
Thomas Mcdonnell something better this morning. MIS- DC
Iptyre ditto. All others improving.
kelo Cases-Miss Florida Rose taken on SATURDAY;
symptoms Sh and favorable This morning Frank byrnes
No new cases in the Military Hospital
FRANCIS T.. BERIER Secretary.
Fort Hsnatoa Oct 6. 1854
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PBoroGtiYs D,6vEkHyorypEs, Astsoryrss, he
T urd.rsir having removed the Photographic deVsxt
usrt sud hs P.sSE artists his old plsos Of busaess Ne
az Bosdwsy 70 AIS and magnificent establishment. M
a. Broadway Jad call he attention 81 TIE public TO the hct
that his galleries sd the pictures made in item superior 70
ever b-f-e exhibited rhose desiring PBoroo aArus
n.errsssoryrvs AsssorYrr executed b, srtists Of
neS taste Ell call ard Jadse for hcmscvss Ne
-.-,ft,, On FIR, coor SD open from 20 10
CHARI rs d fsypRtcGs
Late Gurasy ffcarioks.
80. SS Sroaawsy. opposite Meroaottea hosA
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THE STRIKE or THE ERIE ROAD

r, "a. Ed,soy Of The N. Y Tribune
SIR. Noticing in your issue Of today statement 80
regards the strike on the New-fork and Enc Railroad.
I would correct an error therein. The engineers -
not object 10 running carefully the switches but
object 10 being made responsible for the s,ts OF the
swtch.tenders discharged and posted other roads,
If By negligence wlfuiDess Of the switch tenders
fauit in the frog they run OF tie track There was
Gaze occurred near here where engines, after oou
ing dead stop the switch and being n'orn "a
al right On starting hs engine. wss run on io
which he discharged. II IL such ruIes as tos u$I
object to- ard merely aek for Se"i0A'
B.rs Union, Oct. 4, 1885
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HcssED.-On Thursdsy last the house Of Mr 20 20
eepL Homer GreeIp point entered '. S o.s ~,
OF II a M and D. m. and completely n1ed -. 80,
ustIe contents The family absent al ,hs sn ,,h -
door the house broser open sNa 49, "a B.n,sni.
roads t,k.n Three boys named "iil1n $40 Pr 0.s--
Priey ard ard Keeney were Ls.Lrd 4, ~ Lsi.s
lolr.rn.A M Inc .f.r They were held flr rnuahaoo.
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have nearly out discovered while living In the Fast ada
Consumption Bronchitis Coushs Colds sd
general Debility Wishing 10 dc much good " possolc ~
will send such 4 his afflicted ow beings request IT, thss
with ta and explicit directions for making sn1
successfully u.ns H. tie ZACH applicant TO ielsss b
shingre- cents 70 be returned poaxe the
end the remainder TO applied to tho payment OF ss savs
tiscment. Address
d. u JANEs No. ID lr.si It. Jrrsnf CITY n 4
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Know Nottingham eliminated in the Tertr Ward On
Saturday evening last in the following nominations:
For Member of Assembly With District, Bro Oorsou:
for Councilman ct XXNth District Bro. Horatic
Reed. ex-Counciinan; for Councilman of INkltb
District Bro. p. Van Doren, new youth for Council
man Of XXyIIth District, Bro. Charles Whitlock,
present incumbent Beside these full complement
Of nominees for al Ward osices. The failure of
Council No TO ca.se the erection of a tablet The
new school-house in Chrystie street commemorative
Of the Know Nothing members u the School Board,
ba. caused her to bestsw greater in getting uPe
list of nominees for school officers who viii have this
matt er righted.
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Bno0KLYs REPUBLIcAss.-The Ninth Ward Repse-
leans hold meeting this evening at the Club HOUSE.
corner Of Fulton and Bedford avenues. The audieone
will be addressed by HoRAcE GREELEY, esq EIod-
lent music will be in attendance.
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Mass MEETING IN rBE ODEos.--The Republican
Association of the Eastern District of Brooklyn held
rel uar meeting last evening in the Odeon. The largo
hail was crowded to OVERLOOKING. it was half fneA
with ladies' and three quarters with gentlemes. Lieut..
Gov. Raymond gave humorous and effective ~
dress enchanting The attention Of his audience for two
hous.
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The Brooklyn Fourth Ward Club ia to be addressed
this evening at the Brooklyn Museum by the Hon.
Edmund Perkins, one Of the ablea men in Connectoss
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REPUBLICANS MEEIISo.-The Republicans had q
large and enthusiastic meeting at the Odeon last eves-
ing. at which Lieut.. Gov. Raymond and the Rev.
John Pierpont were present and delivered address,
pe ndd banner was presented TO the Central Union
Club by the Indies Of the district.
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NEW-JER.SEY LIEX&

Horace Greeley and Joseph Hone' esq., wm speak
at the dedication Of the Rocky Mountain Hut at EiNs-
beth. n. j., tomorrow "wednesday evening.
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THROWING SrOSg5 At A PRocrssros -Yest-rda9
TLn FARRELL Teddy FARRELL brought before astse
Smith upoI The charge throwing stones AZ Fremont pro-
c..irn On Friday MALT while passing the Of Main md
He fined 81, ~ default 81 psSn"as " 10
committed 10 jsil for 30 days
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Advertisement
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To PARTIES SEEKING BusIsys-Ws prepared to peDS~
that no investment can be safer profitable -
county Rights under Psens See the Advesssmese -
another page Of .bis Paper
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MurrARY.--Tbe officers and noncOmmissioned OH
r q the T,eenth and Fourteenth Regiments proceeded 70
Fat New York yesterday Tor inspection and drill
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ForsD DRowsED.-The body Of man was fousA
drowned the foot Of Van Brunt street Yesterday lie w
about i've fee zine high dat hair and short whstss
linen velvet and figured paEtsogns not inthes-
The CoroueIs Jury rendered verdict Of Found drownsd
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CoLrNsrA CoLIrGE.-The c,Eegiate yesS os IN"
institution began YESTERDAY. The eKaminat'o OF can
dda,es for admission was closed on SATURDAY ias''
when 81 young men resolves into the onrefen'
cis'ses. The present number Of students is as ioi
lows: Seniors, 81 Juniors 70 sophorsres, ~; ffosn'
men, IS total AS, This is ar improvement IN NUM-
bers over lac, year, and altogether, the College v'S
never IN q more iounshing condiScn thss now fh'
Trz ees have purchased the property lsseiy occupied
by the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Fifticsh street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues. FOR the sam -
SO Geo to $50, Goc, and the in,titutiou~l be removed
thiiher about the fst Of March uext-the beginning OF
the secosd term. The ground on which the Trustees
design erecting College buildings is o,ated on Porty
ainth street, between FAB and Sixth svpnucsA The
work of construction has No. yet been commenced
VII be until the passage Of law is procured Ipm
the Legislature in reference 10 the closing OF portion
CT Fory-eigh;h street.
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PnIHNOLOGY.=EIan

PBasyoLoGy. Examinations with charts an
descriptions Of chsrscer given dsy BY Prof fowssS
the PhrenoosicA Cabinet No. Sos Broadway two aoc
above the eak Private fsr Gentlemen Snd Lsd'es
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RFpuDLIcAs DELgGArEs.-O Saturday evening"
Congressional, City, County Assembly, and "ssd
Delegates were elected in the Thirteenth Ward to the
several Nominating Conventions.
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Advertisement !
Gas GAS-A new BenZOle Gas WOfhs. Sbe Ut


.sd cheapest In he world Fixtures suit 0ss Ftns.s
several new and beautiful desgnsjus conpaeted To- -
Pal Nc lead speIter fixtures sold BY ua CsA -
ARcaEs WANNA On.
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fAdyer'isemcnt 7

Druggists Visiting this city should examine me
stock Of FA>cy GOODs comprising every article exoep drssS
Imported exclusively toIsher sses ~ RUrvs hchAse
Co No IS Nassau-s ST, New lork.
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ARRy,Is ~ THE POLIcE.--Ths Police made 5s1-
:, -. on Sunday u which Is were for drunkenne.s
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Acknowledgement !

l'HOIOGR APHS.-lbt fhOlOhhhhS '"""'
Roor NJ 90, -o.fuav .se in advance 4 ~ eomPeil'
For rroof Sc lie picture, Cloudy weather 81, the same a. iA
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IAdvertisement !
pUOTOCRHP PORTRAITS on Letter sheok =

ordinary size for frames times larger than tho %
Dasuerreotypes MINIATURES for . and ~ cents Lkeeesss
Of Presidential csn3idaes At No 3s Broadway.
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IAivertiseulsnt
A Bp.UrrrUL Complexion may easily be -

BFAUTRUL IOMPLENWN HIdy b"1ry % y
asircd by usins tho BALM on THOUSAND fLowsM w
Tan Pimpe and treckles from the Ain leavnsm
sof aud rosese hue Wet towel, pour two thsss
iops and wash the usht and morning. Hons srssnS
sulsss sisDel EgrsIDSh Co, PNpne.oE&
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THIRTEENTH WARD AMERICAN EoNIsATIoss.-rho
Am.rcsn. of the Thirteenth Ward have nouinsied s fow
II ticket. sup .or Thomas Cisrt Alderman, Bcnjanss
" Wilson Constable, James 7 Marsh.
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gsy. end give different color '. VIC s'ne Al pr
80. he Anereas, got e. TO the Erglrh -, Just
IN The American player- cousA'ted OF Me.srs-
$50 s,eju,eu and Bs,hford Of Ycohers; Baker
., N.~.,s J. AMI ". wister. Richards, Johnsos.
K.b, and u,~e Of Philadelphia; james o. New
YORK. CLaps and Cutler OF Albany, son oia'e VI
Rr,oL,,n The English comprised hessr'. Csyp'
Sharp and Fletcher OF the Ne"'io ''ao' "'OOe''
Walker, Wright AMI Earnshaw Of the ~ 80
clrb Fscop e the Philadelphia Ciud, and Hobbs
and Smith Of the Albany Club ihe ~ea'"e'
beautiful ard the s-cund well covered WIN 'N,'''s
Play will be resumed so-dsy q, 10 c!oes precisely 0H
the Hol oxen ground.
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A PHOTOGRAPH of TH,LBERG. the great PiAa
st on exhibits BlApYs GALLKsy No $50 Broadway.
ThOmpsou's Saloon.
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81, the Exhibition of PB0ToSRAPHs, IA evcT
style Mr. FsSosrks late Quincy Fredrisks at the csys
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CONGRESSIONAL NoxIsArIos.-Tne delegates 70 -
VIII Couae si9us D.stgct Democratic Csavssase ee"e0
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CRioKEI-EITyrs EsGLIsH AGAS'i ,
AsERIcASs.-1bis exciting match was !
Yesterday morning at 10: 40 and when tiile was
at $50 each eide had played one inning WI" '"'
loving result: Americans went IN n's'rI ~
flayed fifteen men, three players having Appo.-.eu
hem-but topes are entertained taeS villa 'UIn ~ W.
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ASo1HFR OF Tux PRIZE FIGHrISG GANG AR
Rrsr.D-Mke Murphy ef No 95 Leonard street one
of the getters up Of the hate fatal prize fight between
Andy Kelly and Charles lynch, was arrested yester-
day by officers MeClusky and Lord. Murphy was
well aware that a warrant for his arrest had been
issued but he took care to keep d until be had OBJ
tanned bondsman to keep him out Of the Tombs and
then openly appeared in the streets. He was taken
before Coroner Perry and held to bail in 81 900 to
await the action Of the Grand Jury Jas. Farquhar
Of No q Frankfort street became his bondsman.
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EA1AI(ANpHENT

IAHFHfNE
On Monday the NewYork Hospital upon the body o. Eliza
beth Jackson native Of ts city - Of age "s2 oeo
n Of burns received week, aSo "As SOC
filing csnpbene lamp. the wick Of which "ss hsh'ed
Verdict Acc.ten a. death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

TgE LATE EXPLOSIONS OF PERCUSSION POWDER
II Hbne on Of the ~ok injured A. the explosion OF
csp. and powder the 9th ult at the facOry Of Mr
Fesrn 10 fhirt, sixth died Monday morning as
No rs We. Thirty Lnth stroeet CoUrr Perry held
an inquest upou the body and verct u aeeisns death
r.udsred. Deceased naifye Of Germany