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Thl DnaIIEClAL CuNvIsIION.
On motion Of Mr EII.AAII-I. h ...-

~ Mr. DAVIS. % Au-r.uf rtr.u of . counties 81
ani N.1i. tut .. ely " lyur''Irf asking charter
huH rti Boy BIN may b. refunded
~ VIZ LDMDNbs'f citizens n Halifax r au act ofueapo..
tnf r-t 'oI Drls- over Dan Bo.on,
-, Wr CNgTEE-ofJ N-Lelvn ~ FsuqiI,r Tor additional
Compensation Tor tuition " INDECENT children. iu sad county
~ w. -rsmonsrncs ofuc director. " he Lynehbar,
| i'' Dfifr against tie erection Ola free bridge
rur rtsEfss
Ihri heretofore r. ported. extend nf ~
VIZ @ came up boo regular 1rler. Ei.r-It1H motion male
h W. t .-. n lF The odd bl thr table aud 3
nri-f o.. it hfy. f0r I1sairy next.
VI 20 IHtkFpOEb I1yedto sy motion upon te table.
HIi View rot making c 300 fo tufort- and hii.
n''. t Hf . order ui Zoe day f1r Tuesday Instead 0f
uH i tiei W. coui-nie ntt The House shpud consider
tn DECIDE upon ic general prime " banking. before proceed
] 90 NJ 0Is NJ fIa n banks
Mr GAtNErr sustained motion submitted by NJ Rrtnsa.
'' ' 'f.l % ~ Ne igenuenfu ir'u h1lfff ihif
& ' p'rD'r io re charter n the ot banks any
.Irf f.t.tnu fhlu fr.sr which prescribed
tle N'l certainty vote against such blu. and fhe House
~. N 'f lnHi-ltn0r would almost regard u as decision
it"n-o Limitations which The experience Of thirty yeir.
VI sDDON .'asiuai ue committee of Bank. bsd reported he
Ui'i" fcfrr o ni banks te
were ' he ferfsd Nv r bills reported
f' I asa trn.r ~ 'e committee 0f Btuks. De-
tt pro- W" pf'pifHnH NJ amendments o che Code proplnT
ffucfs ODE nl htuEs ta
s' No az early day and he bad receive usr
Sanction VI = sei uat te Undertaking Of ne
''nne taf -r rport should h construed favorrg
" PIG od pinks without reftrtous, but that being unabis
Wfe An anxious ii u whole subject ~ banking should
ofr e '1se ~ early day possible ey
tf u 'uui De- SIMPLY btes i1r The action ~ fhe House
. ITO. nJpfN pi I've COMMIT FL arc n favor ~ reform.
efre1itf y Mssrs Fl0Yu srsvtEu R0xttp B1HFHas and
/ oilrf'in regard to ~ ui9sc under consider ttIon,
| % motion OF VIZ SfDDuN. the House adjourned.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE conpAN,

ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER
ONE vi LLI0N DOLLARSl
TUNlS COMPANY based upon the mutual system All profits
n the benefit ~ the Every policy holder
member 81 the Company, entitled rights
and privilege Dividends declared annually Premiums may
paid To- cash he o. he
Z" b, Wis., t,-ddV-ti. tld,fuess 10 deisr"
What greater evidence wanted prove uncertainty lie
and the dangers o. delay than moments reheciong
20 mind Mothers, depc
dent Parents. 81
delay The Utmost feelings respond Ca the declaration that
DELAYS ARR DANGEROUS"
generalization The thief Of time disease may upon you
aud IN hour when lnk ienly cut o.
Hui that without remedy family Wait then more
convenient season the boon while
Hest Ps.be provide Tor
~ au honet livelihood when ia you more
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oar ASO LETTER PAPER.-2Oo resm. Of N,
- dam quality, Tor sale by
iasi DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
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r,toro>,Tib< a. HHS,,,S 00 ,EniI hSI
~ Bf p NASH To select PIANOS for rfr-r7 z
ms ,ga , 1w hi n, 's sy ,s gaae ssor
Of the estimation In which = hold curl Pianos.
We about % PIANOS pattern. on hand To sec
from which are bought exclusively for cash. from the
manufacturers New York which Pari
worlds Fn b. the have sold about htsen hundred
them, which have given full satisfaction. T. NASH.
Piano Porte Dealer - street. bank Peters
l.at
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tAdvertlsement.l
MARX THE FACTSi

J. GvRSEy's establishment, No. $40 Broadway. corner
Of Leonard IA the eldest extensive the United
States
GrSSEY the sr introduce the Art Of Photography
this city.
CrKNEy has recently made and improve
IL his establishment.
has greater facilities for producing finer work in
branch than has heretofore been produced this
GVRsEy hs. stl in his employ the best Of bis old artists
GURNyY hss recently added 10 tho above talented coyps
Of IN ericsn, French. and German srtsts
GuSBys coored Photographs Of all .i1es need only b.
seen 10 BE- appreciated; they speak for themselves.
plain unetouchei Photograph. were never eoued
artists and the best judges.
GURSEYs Dsgueeotypes universally pronounced supe
Nor productions.
GtRsrY received erimonias as skill than any
other the profession
rsNYy received the only medal for productions
AZ the late Paris Ex posiion-consequeEtly
GvRNEY the head Of tie world in the Photographs
AIT. -,
GuRSEY has removed any branch Of his business anS
GuRsIY has no connection with any other establishment
any part of the city 49, ,
uRxsY personally bis patrons and friends and has
done so for the last sixteen years.
GuRsEY will be- most happy continue that attention and
will M endesvor please all who may favor him With visit
to bis Photographic Palace Of Art J. uVS.',
No. Sis Broadway corner ot Leonard street.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
SCHOONER STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
n C.rr1ar.nindenI-

From Our Own Correspondent
FIRE ISLAND, Sept 81, 1856.
On Saturday. the Goth inst, at about clock p NJ,
the schooner Drummond, of Keyport, owned by Ben
nett & Herbert, (wreokers) while at anchor of the
lighthouse at this place struck by lightning. The
electric fluid came in contact with her main topmast,
which was severed near the masthead; then down the
mainmsst, shivering out large splntes it passed
spiraly TO her hold started her trunk and came out
ripping up her deck at the same time stunning the
crew. one of them severely but are happy to state
they have all recovered She is not so badly injured
rs 10 prevent her from getting to New-YOrk. Two
other boats have been struck within halfn mile of the
same place this Summer.
RAISING THE KNIcKERBocKER.
The wreckers have succeeded in raising the steamer
Knickerbocker, which was snagged and capsized some
weeks since up the North River and she is now lying
at the foot of Christopher street The engines are in
good order but her boilers were lost in $50 feet of
water They will, however, be eventually raised.
From abaft the engine she is almost completely demo-
ished but forward of the engine the damage is COM
paratively small. She presents very singular APP
pearance lying at the pier. Everything on her upper
decks, with the exception of tho machinery, which
still stands erect smashed to pieces, and is dis
trbued in the widest confusion looking much more
lte heaps Of rubbish than the furniture or appoint
nnents of frst-csss river steamboat.
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MR.. WALLACK'S HEALTH.

To oe Editor Of TIE NJ T. Tysevne
SIR: Owing to some erroneous reports, several of
The New-York papers have lately given accounts of
the state of my health totally at variance with fact.
am happy TO say, that for the last eight months
hGv been and ON nor in sounder and better health
than have enjoyed for eight years previous.
have read:
The enfeebed state of Mr. wsllscks health will no. beaS
the burden Of management, &c"
and that
Waaet goes the Havana consequence Of the weak
most gratefully state that these are mistakes.
l certainly do go South to act engageneRts in
Charleston, Savannah, and New-Orleans and other
cities where have not appeared for nino YEAR,.
Dape leased my Theater for a season TO oentle,nan
who has already proved his enterprise and csnahItv
Previous TO my Southern trip shall have The hono-
OF acting certain number Of nights on the boards Of
that Theater.
In troubling YOU Sir with this communication. tia
with no vain idea that my health movements can ba
Of the slightest interest geReroy but Ihave beloved
BON and other dear relations Engand-ela,ons also
in different parts of the United States.
i should be ungrateful did not believe, too that I
have some e sincerely attached friends in both Hems.
pheres-
II is on their account request you TO give publicity
TO this note, in order TO rectfy those mistakes which
otherwise would b. Of no Importance TO
Sir, yours respectfully, j. w WALLACK,
Proprietor Of Wallsck's Thester.
ThHut, Long Branch, NJ j., sept. q, 1856
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man they call Hsctera there; 7 presume | knew By
nsht 100 prsors theIe whom had set often. but nose
did not know yrehs seconds were Burns and Johnny
hoh sd Of b bait about 10 o'clock wednesday ntn',
sked ny brother 10 loan wop Tor The pose 81 soi's 70
tb' hRLt aud PERSUADED Linn 20 60 with me- ga not port 70
ny supIior ofite hat Ter va eohs 70 Dg UNI a. dd
~ Tie htht, think hUlpLy Wa one on me Ooi deri
don't know who stksd our the grounds saw tb' parties h
n o. fifteen ines, AID don't kAo" whether 10" the -st
Eowm B,annan, acting captain of the c, p. Smith.
being swoIn testified follows: wss en poyed b party Of
men to tkc moon sht 20 lOukts at 10 oclook
Wedlr.dAy lasts he bL5gAu made with broker
in stree, BY the Of Joseph or Josiah Marin lid
going upon found on, the res object Of the
the conversation amOuf the party alter We
Ist As Bnrns landed the party Huyles Landing did
the the body hcy pSed Oh the boat
before 1H,- nss don't know the sS names us tour OF
INV OF the who returned except a. heard
their mentioned by each Other; heHd me name Of
Montgomery called there seven en employed On the
heat m Do think they knew any OF the pres To the night
James Collins being sworIi, said: l reside at No.
4 Water part Of the fight tnst occurred al the
Palisades .st Thursday morning. went there IN the 6on O.
smith and got shout eight m-s from the ciy don't
knew the name OF the landng saw Burns Don-ly h'nt
Bsnsy . Ao5 S.e Tsr took more scti1 part in The
fight than Others bur they al appeared ~ tn
heard men cry out the nsm,s care ana .econd ht
were Burns aud Rosch KeJs seconds were Barney Akron
and Ls3cry. ,r..
The Coroner said that he had procured additional
evidence as 10 the names Of the parties concerned in
the fight but there were one or two very important
u,ness.s whose attendance he had not yet been able
70 secure lie thought it better therefore, to defer
linking further testimony until the attendance of these
Witnesses could be compelled. He would therefore,
adjourn the further examination OF the case I'll TO-
NJ IN m
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YosxrRs. WINCHESTER CorsTr.-The largest
meeting ever held in Yonkers that Of the Fremont
Climb on Monday evening at the Getty House. Robt.
p Getty presided and speeches were delivered by
Iuther C.. Marsh, Chauncey Shaffer and Gen. James.
A fine band of music was in attendance. The meeting
broke up at late hour with three times three cheers
fer the next President. John e. Fremont 1t was
striking contrast to the Buchanan meeting lately held
in White Plains, and the Fillmore zzle of fonkers on
"Wednesday last
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Advertisement.
FACTS WHICH ARE KNOWN.

PHOTOGRAPHS. DAGVERREoTYPEs AMBRoryPEs, &c.
Tie undersigned having removed the Photographic depart
ueut and Partisan srss from hs old place OF business NO.
$40 Broadway TO and magnificent establishment, no.
Broadway would call the attention OF the public to TOO
fact galleries and the pictures made In them n~
i to ANYTHING ever btore exhibited Those desiring PHoTo-
GRAPHS DAGUERREoTyPEs AABRoTYPss, executed ~
artists Of refined taste would do well to call and Judge fof
,b.melyes Reception on first floor and open from 10
Top. m. CHARLES u rRLphCks
Late Quincy Fredericks, No. 5S5 Broadway
Opposite Metropolitan Hotd.
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETYS REPORT
DR.. Rohe reports james Mcguire, Mr. Clapps gar
dener, who entered the hospital on Sunday night, as
having died at J o'clock yesterday afternoon. Dr.
Bailey slowly but steadily improving Mr.. Charles
Sears and Miss Sally Ross very much improved. AL
others doing well.
NEW CASES
Bridget Conlan, Thomas Conan, and Mrs. Duffs's
child, all young children, and the latter infan-re
markabe as being the fst attacked by the fever
No new cases in the Military Hospital. All doing
well. FRANCIS Il. BERIER, Secretary.
Fort HamiIton Sept %, 1864 q.
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ADVERTISEMENT
A PERFTNfED BREATH.-What lady or GENTLE

man would under the Of dagrceabe breath
when by using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS as deni
ce only but leave the teeth white
az abaser Many persons do not know their breath Is bad
and the SUBJECTS delicate their friends will never menoni
Pour single the BALM toothbrush and wAs
the teeth night morning 50cent bottle VII last yeG
For By all Eone genuine unless signed BY FET'
Ridge Co.. Proprietors.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Fremonters of Elizabeth win be addressed %
Wednesday evening at the Court House, BY CD.
James Of Wisconsin, and a. the Port on Friday eva
ing BY the Hon. James A. Briggs.
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fAdyertisement.l
pIRDy'S NATIONAL TUEATER. This will

PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Thls VIII be
arsrd aa ay for Ladies Manager PuEpY has announced
for an AFTERNOON performance his new dramatic Vessioh Oh
Mrs Harriet Beechor Stoves new work OF DREp OR The
parents the strength of the company are to appear the Pan
tomIme of RAouL MAGIC STAB" concluding the
r. riaiIment. In the Evening, "DRED, OR the DISMAL
SwAMP" RAouL OR THE MAGIC STAR" and the "oLD
IT
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REMOVAL or THE QuARAsrISE.-Govcrnor Clark,
Is said has informed Col Barrett, Chairman Of the
meeting the subject Of the removal Of Quarantine,
he'd ct Facioryvile, that "Ho has become fully sat-
saed Of the proprsty and necessity Of the proposed
removal and that he will cordially render what aid
e he may in any lsgd @ Pupes manner within his
'H0wer 70 eifyH it.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

THAT BAHsER.-The Republicans of Greenpoint
having been once robbed of their banner procured
larger and handsomer which just completed
when its destruction attempted las we have re-
lated) BY some unknown members Of that party which
hates everything free. The banner remains but is so
much defaced that it is proposed to lay it aside and
again commence new one. Now protest against
the propety of this course and urge that while for all
ordinary purposes this remnant will Suffice it will also
have much higher significance the victim of that
spirit which has made Kansas the bloody theater of
50 much wrong and outrage, and which threatens to
crush out every species Of Freedom except the free
dem Of despotsm. No! Hang out in the bright sun.
shine this stained and tattered emblem and it will
beer silent but powerful testimony in behalf of Lib
erty and equal rights. insignificant and contemplate
as was the act of those sneakng towards who perpe-
trated this wrong yet it rises into fearful Importance
when viewed as part Of that policy which strikes
down Senators in our Capitol, which exles peaceful
citizens from their homes, and forces Slavery upon
free people, Hang out the old flag and let the people
see its noble scars.
RrprBIIcAs MEBTIsG.-The Republicans Of the
Sixteenth Ward held 4 Club meeting last evening at
the corner Of South Third and Eleventh street. Ad-
dresses were delivered by j. l.. Jernegan esq, of
NeWlOik anu Otntrs. was wen dtlenu-
ed and quite enthusiastic.
SIXTEENTH WARD ELECTION DIsTRIcr.-The
Common Council on Monday evening last divided the
Sixteenth Ward into three Election Districts, fol-
lows: I-t-Comnencng the northeast corner Of
Division avenue and Lorimer street, and bounded by
Lonmer, Wyckof South Second, Ninth, to the line of
tie Sixteenth and Nineteenth Wards through Division
avenue to the place Of beginning. IId-Thst portion
Of the Ward lying north Of johnson street to be known
a. the lid Election Dirtrct IIId-Thst portion of the
Ward lying south Of johnson street to be known %
the lid Election Drtrict. All Districts heretofore
made to be abolished.
Last evening, about O'Clock, fire broke out in the
Grocery store Of George s. Mott, No. Is Hicks street,
caused by the explosion Of csmphene lamp. the
building is owned by Samuel Cole, and the upper por
ticn was occupied BY his family. The flames spreaa
Throughout. the house and the whole was soon envei-
oped. Dir. Cole being sick was carried out to nesh'
boring house. II was at first thought that ne mao oeen
Injured, but such was not the case. The tota' 'oes
amounts to about g. 500, insured for $i''V. Inc
damage to the grocery is about $5eo.
SUDDEN DrAra-Dar iel Hurry, residing at No. ~
South Fifth street dropped Dad y-.~oy TI'hct M hs ass
son and when the corner o. Gsnd strt and Union
~ ,b. H,.h D,, Police observed him and attempted
SIS, Kim home hut be had taken bat few wher he fell
When r,ssd f VS. extinct Dr. Cleveland Wa called In,
bs, " eeprs 70 rsesssnss siu WIZ uaaSDS Cer0ssr
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SHoP Lr,1iSe.-A female ,.r,,

SHOP Lit1lSG.-A female named Bridget Riley
Wa ar s'ed by Ohe.r Ster of he Fnk District Poc. vs.
ieIday tcInoon hs'nr stolen two pieces eoo
Iy gods store u Messrs WnAsuson 4 seward in Orusl
tItet She observed by offcer Town.ud "a e,tr -
sto leaving Two femse friends outside coming out shs
arrested, when her husband attempted hs
o,rp w.rcd by the officers and ecnduc.rd 70 Tho I'm ri.
will have this morning . charge Of nt,rfssso~ -
officers u the discharge Of their duty.
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RI srdscn arrested yesterday on suspicion oil sc
H. 70 the Pouh Ward Staonhouse, and on o'nS
!" he'd there found in his POSSESSION 90 IN
hs on ihe Bank q North America 20 on the hsn,-i
bsrs a. Sc'Dsie r. L. broken and several ps on the
bank HE held for examination the charge OF larceny
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fSdyertiscment.t
HoI NESS PICTORIAL VIEWS Of NIAGARA FALLS,

taken Queen Victoria exposed for few days only
he CATARACT GALLERY No. 9 Broadway where the cele
brated Dollar Photographs taken One Hundred daily
dedicated 70 Fremont and Victory.
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THE WEATHER OF THE AUTrASAL EQrINoxEs.-
The weather Of sixty eight Autumnal equincxes count
ing from 18th TO 25th of September both inclusive for
period Of yeight years viz. from 1888 to 1890,
both years inclusive, in reference to the fa OF ram IN
this locality within the limit Of the days named when
embrace the Autumnal equinox Of each year. has been
follows Ia four of the year, viz, 1893, I9o 1910
AID 1850 10 rain fell between 18th and 2oth OF Sep
teber but in the si1your other years, rain fell with
in the term mentioned above on I7S days, viz: one
day of the term in each year in 10 several years two
days of the term in each year in II several years
three days Of the term in each year in several years
four days of The term in each year in IA several years
FIVE days of the term in each year in several years
siH days of the term in each year in year; Inc
Sun crossed the line in the present month on the "a
aid between the 18th and ed the temperature has tuc
tuaied from S degrees maximum to 30 degrees III III
mum, charge II 50 degrees. -Four heavy thunder
storms have been experienced in the time within Ine
field Of cur researches and inches Of rain has faIen
81 my place Of observation. The temperature OF us Is
morning l. low enough for frost south Of the 4otn Oh
North latitude. 4. MERIAA.
Brooklyn HSAt,, Sept. 3, less.
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CITY ITEMS.

How TO KILL MUsKEToEs.-They must be killed
even in the hottest Of the Presidential campaign
must find time for that The sturdiest opponents of
capital punishment find themselves forced to side with
us here-it is mere sef-defense. Now for the means
1t not necessary to say, first catch you musketo"
but only, /" first see your musketo You viii find him
upon the wall, always head upward In this he differs
from the fly, to whom all positions alike; perhaps
the musketo has more brain-perhaps he might be
troubled with rush of blood to the brain
Did sou ever try to strike him when in that position
Was he not there, and then, as said Corporal Trim
" gone in moment" The shadow Of your hand or
weapon frightened him away. Or if you crush him
you have unsiehtly blot upon your wall and on pa
per utterly ruinous But now change your weapon
take Lighted candle, approach him softly; all he is
gone; the heat and smoke sent him upward Change
your tactics-hold the fame just before him--above
him. rs he stands head upward. Fizz buzz and he
is free Dazzed by the light, he starts forward it is
the only direction in which he 60 he darts upward
and expires in blaze of glory 1t is his Alma Ink
ermanr and you see his singed remains in the little
pool of sperm around the wicks, or lying disabled upon
your candlestck you feelke conqueror or taste the
sweets Of revenge. In the Of harmless insects
one may have some coInpuncton, but with musketoes
and horse-Ries, none. Duty and inclination alike
prompt to their destruction and when destroyed as we
have advised they have q glorious death and you a
glorious victory.
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ADVERTISEMENT
JESSIE JESSIE JESSIE Have you

new domestic drama of Jessie BARauM's MUSEUM! II
is ally very beautiful everybody delighted with H. 10
sweet touching Played every evening To great crowds
Comic pieces every afternoon.
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Gus. DIV a, No IS Thirty uinth street upon tAe
toty Nary Eicd.r child. two yeas ID Thc'T c,,n
sc ~ huns received about month NO wn-n nes
TOOK Il, from candle which had been let bur upon 'ne
fcor To my rendered verdict Of Accidental teGth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

SriciDE.-George Neumsn, a German. residing -
fsrsin rect, Green Port ri,ted suicide on hsndy
night ~ ssns Tn. cause alleged WA do0stie dsAs
cuiss IA, leave. wi ,nd family,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS vii be gratefully received by RoBrRT
Blssos, jr., No. 5 New street GEORGE NJ LEWIS,
No 20 Front street; HAYWARD u WEST, No. 80
Wall street, WILLIAM DEPEw, No. % Cedar street
JAMES w. HAYWARD, No. So Wall street
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,rs OWE BY, C,nn,,nr.-Richari Newkirk, a

ftN oNtk BY A CARRiAGE.-Rlchard Ne"hith,
boy was iTn over yesterday in the Bowery By stage driven
BY Garrett Don. and very dangerously Injured Tho LAD vas
rpEins Gor the street and LOOKING in another direction "hon
be met With The accident H 10 the Esdeoeo oil
his parents, No. 10 Suf,k.si
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SrIrfnE-Goornn

psnmrd hsld naurtt y-erts, sfenoon when verde
~ sesih ~ srcpiexy rnde'rd Deceased iesr~s~0
ard torr otltrIn
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RowDYIsM AsD SHooTIsG.-Between II and l
o'clock yesterday morning, three rowdes proceeded to
the saloon of Matilda BrowD At No. l59 Greenwich
street. and finding it closed proceeded to kick the door
open. Mrs. Brown requested them to leave, as she
had closed the place for the night but they refused and
continued their violence. She then fred at them with
a revolver and VIM. Burns, one of them was wounded
il the wrist. Policeman Donnell of the Third Ward
came up ard arrested the woman and Burns followed
her and the officer to the House, where he was
detained for being drunk In the morning, Justice Us
borne discharged Burns, but committed Mrs. Brown to
aw ait examiI alton.
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HrpsoS County NOMINATIONS. - Tho Hudsoa
County Democratic Convention held at Mort
mor.s Hotel in the City OF Hudson, yesterday siter
noon. The Hon. G. " Clickener, Mayor Of Hoboses.
was nominated for State Senator, and Henry H. BcsfV
for Sheriff.