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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
RESOLUTIONS.

Reod That the Democratic Rep hcau party OF the state
ofNew adhees with inh'xihe hrmnesS 10 the
the founders Of the Repubc that the true end OF
Il the of rights aud the test OF Just ad
minsrson the extent TO which carries tua' uoc'e u'
Rored That II ia of terms to call that man
ent erat believes in the night of one man 10 eh'
other; to desiguate tnat . Democia"c "o'o'""' ~
Re,oIrfd That the OF NewYork will never allow any
human being to be held in slavery within ne ud th
be from another State ana recaeu uHcl ~"
Constitution Of the United States a., ~. r
Repred That the opinions OF the majority oi the
be sureme Court Of the United States in the case OF Ded
Scott OF the President TO toe memorial OF cet
men on the Of Kansas contain doctrines TO VIM N r
people of this State viii never assent DC the consoq"07
Recrta That Slavery and official corruption are the grea
evils which threaten institutions aud that the Democratic
Republican party will Tesolutey and PerssSehty S'iuss"
R,.opeS That we are firmly opposed 20 all partial and
nononoy legislation ho ls that the State should sb
tAn from approprang the public moneys Tor private or cs
in favor of prompt return aud athu alae
and property OF the Sae in everything consistent with the
the from the burdens OF Sc
ee tax on heavy Indebtedness insisting upon the hrm
Enforcement administration of the Government the
eIsonsn policy economy 10 the pubic expense that labor
NAV lightly buTdened and pledge our unyedin Oppose
to 70 the sbemes and appliances of the lobby ia egt
ston whereby corrupt members aud the anu p.
gate different iparties unite to speculate out OF class esa
plundeI the public treasury by excessive o
alleged and exavagant appropriations oI personal
Legitimate objects and insist upon constantly pure ana
enlightened state policy, the pasage OF none ont ust eu
and uncompomising rmness and integrity on
the part Of every servant of the Commonwealth
Resoed That the practice of Railroad Companies IN giving
fee to Of Assembly and other officers cannot
be strongly condemned and we urge upoa the neN Les
Resoed the frauds az elections which have
lately been perpetrded particularly IN tue O oi new %
demand the earnest attention OF the Legislature whch
highest consd ration 10 to the root OF the ev
and laws be necessary to put an end to u
Rod That the electors of the sae are earnestly invited
they be both capable and honest proof against false
doctrine and cOuPns influences from whae yer quarter
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

TIE Board held its regular meeting on Thur'da?
evening Jonas n. Phillips, tn. President In me sns a
icfifi0nS Reterred.-Of Jacob Nsndsrposi anl
Others. Fifty 6rst street beSeen second sht ar,
svenUes gaord To Committee Oh Roads vi Dt 81 81
vim ior pensaon for me ical sttendares ~ 'He
Ward Station Hous-.- To Coz mit'ee oD foncr
Ot the Board Fire Commissioner, 70 smrhu tn ~
relative the salary OF their messenger iO 'o"i" ~
Fir- Department. ,,s 90 .-,,iv
proposa as received from George Hsywsa' 10 lPPy
o the and eIvir,ns Referred 20 the oH
repairs and suppl,ts. T.. ..u;oo. ..
Rcsolptioas as-To psy Ocott Rhines Tor services as
mApcler the Stree, Department Tor July AZ
rs,- to pessnuum be having been appointed o ns s
joseph S. 1ay,r. Adopted p;,.,5 s,,o
RpOrts OF Cou'r ittec on What's ri'Is sLg o.!P.
In favor OF rrsntips pemi.ion to 70. ,ni ..ns' n
pier The Twer,y hrst .'r-t W
Conn ittee Lamu. aud Gas recomnenant vac - =
resolution 20 p.y no more money IT, sni'n ~
lighting the upper port the city win on, 20 n -
OF Conn Arts aud Sciences IL sso. % RSIS ~
Nseutine r three fsgs for the GU! 10 tue Co-
Uittte of ;he Whole. -, T. .,.Lo.;
PaJ.rs Cron tie Board of AIdtrm.n.,lo autnotlze
the Ch.rsed stesm Company 20 te hi new nven
tioI Charged S,esGi.Csr on Ole o' 'N Wy
Ad' ped. - - Oh. s,,.i.I 90
To tsy ESQ being eyTer'ss inrrei y me spe, Com
uite. On the Jackson r box Referred 10 the Committee
of the u Vholr -, - 49, -, .
Mr BooII moved To reconsider be " on tne reso
tin nay Oro,, PLaes lie said tasi Mr. Deyin had
Io-te6 Mr Anss 20 The sane t1-''H' ~a tAs' t -
had recoveied judgment Tor MS P'y'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
Nr OrrlRsox s,idhe would like 10 kg6v how H. Bo.s,
voted whsn the resolution before the Board.

N1 orT,RsOs sad he worla like I. igow how H. Bssis
voted when the resolution ~ss before fhe bcud
Mr. b. REILLY thought both Of the spyoinees sAoG Try
the Courts TO settle the question -.-,,-..,. =,
Rhines cce. NJ. s., vhthsr be wus resppoied by
CorOyer or Deyr There INJUNCTION ssrnst ever
member ~ the r. .rd except bimse and he hodenf'hN IN
previous aetion ot the Board in this mailer N stn
'rrpo.sd that 'h tt injunction not served oa him
WA on account Of his unwor.hinesa ,-,,
moved taat the nOtioa TO c"nsoer e su upon
the table III
Mr. BUSTED called for the previous que.tion A.. -
The srd noes taken laying the motion 10 re
slider the table.
The PEEsDEsT announced Is ayes and Is This he de
Lost for wsnt Of necessary vote on the scrnd that
the fns Of bill requiring 81 votes, IL wond takr th'
.sre number votes 10 reconsider "
Nr REILLY .ppesled from the decision Of ths Chsr .
Nr BuLIEE thought that it ss'umpon Of sreorty
tho President - decide ss be hsc No rule VI tn
Board warranted him IL 50 doing
the Chair sustained by vote OF q Ayes and 10 Nays
Mr. BpLryEL question Of privilege, ard proceeded
SIR 0rr.Rsos called him to order.
Br BVLTEEL said that there were zentnen Ii he rear
bad q fe. ling sgsins, him and blsckgusrced him.
He interrupted BY motis ms to adloarn' II. -, -,
Mr. PtlTyEL insisted that he rose 70 qu'son oi pv'
s ard he wished 10 b. heard He wished TO talk on the
.nct tba, had u.t been before the Board Therr vi" d
ron in some members of the Board % be always crying ou'
Mr. HEwPErI called Mr. But "a order on the ground
the. be talking to his question q Pr,vssen
MIR CRANE objected to buncombe speeches IN the Board
Several meubsrs moved To adjourn.
Mr. OrTARsoN called for the and He wanted 70
know II the Board BE- forced souIn on account OF the
speaking OF one member.
tie motto to adjournment was loss-
Mr BuTLEEL p ssing his question of privilege" any
further the Board went into Committee of the Whole, Mr
Crane in the chair
Arprt Of the Committee Salaries aud oicers IN favor
o the late oce of Commis oner Of Repsrs and Sup
pi. I'll. ed considerable debate. II conended that /;
.lcud tr printed in the minutes. Tse Committee finally
sov.d 10 r. port in favor Of its adoption. .
1he Committee then rose. and the Board sdjOOrned-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
A STURGEON IN NE w YORK.

To the Editor Of The N. y Tribune.
SIR: We have a SpurgeOn among us in the person
of the Rev. Mr.. CoIbit, of the Cherry street NJ. f.
Church! i, stranger in the city, have visited him
FOR three Sabbath evenings, last past, and having
heard MIR. Spurgeon preach, have no hestaucy in pro-
Dour cling Mr.. Corbit his equal in eoquence and ddp
cate in style. Hundreds unable to gain admittsuce
iast evening" and three thousand attentive listen
ere, upcomfosbly packed together, give evidence of
an excitement fast increasing relative TO his wonderful
powers of eloquence, bis fascinating style of delivery
and the astonishing effect of his words, respectfully
ok your attention TO these statements.
Most respectfully, HENRf FELLOWS.
OF Manchester, Ell gland
Or. D
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
PERSONAL.

Col Jefferson Davis has been Obliged TO relin
quish bis remaining appointments for the campaign IN
consequence OF illness.
Gen l.. p. Crary, of Menashs, Wis, died at his
lawyers OF the State. and distinguished Democrats
politician.
toy. Kencher, the newly app n.ed Governor of
New Mexico, WAS IN ST. louis last Sunday, his way
TO SAINTS fe with his family. He will be escorted by
mounted troops
-Gen henderson, formerly q Senator in Congress,
Om the State Of Mississippi aud been FOR sone wears
in the practice of the law in New. Orleans, died at
Pass Christian, on the 10th inst in the sixt, second
year Of his age.
The Hon. J. u. Goodrich Of Sockbrdpe whose
opposition 10 Mr.. Banks manifested itself in Iooo
letter rome weeks ago. has in shorter episte CO me
out in his favor. He was converted by Mr. Bankss
speech at Worcester.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
Tie Secretary Of the Treasury has hsued the io''
|, wing circular 10 Collectors:

AIMS FOR RETURN nUTIFs--ACr ArGIsT y lSios
TREASURY DEPsRrstsr, sept ls issl
With The correction of erroneous pfsoe thS
rsy prevail IL to the cerifyIa elsms against tas
t.d states for the return duties seEed have been Al.
gay sNacled foreign meTchanfse imported nnde '"S
Rev,rre laws the attention Of Collectors OF the '"''o"s
Is fallcd g. the suh' q. 80.
The power and tthorty syen "a the rretsry Of tho
Treasury th. second section of the Act providing tor IN. ~
rdng Duties paid in passed the sth Ausu.'
restricted In terms 10 where the duties nave eeeS
IN decision Of the Supreme Court Of the United states, NJ
Dec nber Term 1881 n the OF Lawrence as Cs'weu eS
al n l. declared a. follows:
Whore no such protest (atDg especially the sround u o6
ec,l, nj ~ ade ihr duties no iessy esned "a tao
legal II the term for the law has oonhdd 70 th re'
afy the the II dc0ng in the hrst instance,
upon OF dut, due the In portaton Ani ne
sy scqusc aud does not ny his protest appeal 70 ths
JUdi,a irbunsL the duty paid not ILLEGALLY e..sd hse
which this law has confjed the power Of Seedng the a-ss
lion"
II therefore s,Icty 81 Joined upon Collector to frnsh no
certificate claim for tum duties paid on mpof's nness
aeon panied hy tte protest required by law eons.i -
II sloy Juocis d. csion. the Circular in.telioa. OF the
p,psmsE, Nc TO- dated Jone q 1852 10 De toiSteisd ss
stil fuli suhsqueut tnsnotoRo OF Iegni"n ~
conflict therev it'll lsng her. By repealed
sBy decision the United S'ses Ci,eult Court fr the
Eastern Dit 81 P'pnsyysnis - Oct Der Term Bu has
beer declared that the eSsction OF se Tor iaeu H Hoe
ps money from canal boa3 when knoan 10 ho ID
The habit passing out ofcsn .o nayab rvets aud s,s
srd tisn,poing BY the aid e steamboats, OF propees
j. gal end not IN Aceorde With proyons u the act -
exep pt canal ttBts nom the payment ef fees aud Hop
mrn'y ps'fed be 20th July Hio
This DEL ututn having scqueced IN the Judicial decson
shove referred 10. Collectors and other officers ~ the
such charges under the ccumsanoes reced ami Va cases
where they already been made and the persons who have
paid the sh ale sppaS to them for return o Tue
money sxac.o such officers authorized and sttucted
several cases for the consideration u the Department.
HOWELL COBB. Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

Az FxcoMNUSICsTIoN-ST. PATRIcKs CarRcH.
CoLUuBus ONO We alluded yesterday 10 the diE
fcuty in ,Lis cobgrt cation Of Catholics, 10 conse-
Of the detern natioD Of Archbishop Purcell t
displace Father Besgber. We learn that the difficult
~ il Of more serous character than we stated MI.
Meagher has many frie nds 10 the congregation, who
are resolved that other priest shall minister to them
The Archbishop has removed him aud appointed sn.
otb.r; but Mr. NJ, agher will OF leave bis people and
the majority Of the congregation applaud bis determi-
ton They will not receive another aud the Lru tess
have locked up tfe church aud the pnnnery afached,
10 prevent bis ertraIce. The Archoisnop
n cir contumacy, has excOmmuDcstsu 'heh' "'"
tie matter will end remans TO be seen. -,
''' AA" JCoambss lOhio) State Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
RELIEF ASSOCIATION

The Relief ConlD iuee net sg.iD yesterday a. p.
n in the Urd-rwr'ers rosn. Insurance Building,
Wall street. p. PERhrT, esq, presiding.
A Donation Of So was ava ded 70 a French lady,
aud 500 TO lady with two cnoren.
The PRESIDENT stated thar Cap. Richardson had
already begar to inquire into the circumstances of the
relatives Of TIE crew of the Central America. He
could b. seen day l., tho. concerned at the S,mens
Bank, corner Of Wall AID Pearl Streets Capt Badger
al Mr Fraser assist III the inquiry.
F. slCO. being the amount which he had given 70
Capt. johnson, Of the brig Ellen.
tote was received fl m Mr.. Stuart of w ALI s,k :
The ster, tenceripg, on behalf of himself aud Mss
Heron, the proceeds of ore nights entertainment. to
rbe fund Accepted. with thanks.
The following additional donations were yesterday
renorted
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

VnTos, the Rev. DR.. FRANCIS. Nev-Ycrt CITY
'As sASTvoso. c., D. d.. Greenwioh, NJ.
wNrrs. wILLhn. Csmbhdsepot. MssG
WILLARD, the Rev. JoHs b.. Still River. hsss.
WLDEn, 0EoRoE d., Brooklne Asss.
WALHKR, the Rev. JAsoH Y Eew.York City.
WAINWRIGHT. HowAsp, Ee.-Yort City.
WHIPPLg. Edwin p, Boston, M~s
WaRDsFa, the Rev. N, Plsinheid, N. j.
YoUnaSs, EDwARD L.. .Eew.York City.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

LIBypsIITY OF TRF COMMUTERS oS rHy Nrws
HAVEN RamRo,D.About two years ago conductor
by the rsme cf Groat who had been long the rod.
a1d by bis courte.y ard efficiency had become greas
favorte smorc the conn uers, leaving to accep ot
a more lucrative situation on of the Western kail'
roads, was invited 10 a sumptuous entertainment, at
which msgni6cen, silver pitcher was presented 70
him, as a token of appreciation of his services
few months sgo, Mr.. John Cooper, conductor Of the
Ncrwalk special train, died after a very brief ill-
ness and n bis wife and numerous family unprovided
fer whereupon the commuters Immediately held
meeting s,ierde the funeral defisyed the expenses
Incurred thereby, and contributed handsome sum foe
the relief Of the family. They next raised by sub
,crpton the sum of sl 600 Gucuding $3.50 given By
the New Haven Railroad Company in acknowiedg'
uent Of the faithful and efficient services Of Mr..
Cooper for the support of his family. This sum tho
commuters pay to Mrs. c. in quarterly payments
of 800, until she shall have received the entno
amount, thus extending over period oi Tour years.
at the expiration Of which time the eldest son OF ths
deceased will be Il years DID, and capable Of earning
subsistence for the family
On Tuesda, evening last another nstauce OF theso
commuters hberalty manifested in the oa'e ct the
late accident on the New-Ilaven Road at Fofdhams
the train havir been thrown Off the track by the MS
placement Of the switch 10y the person in charge cfth0
station ,leie. Tie engineer Mr. j. Clark, exhibited
great frmress and presence Of mind by which moro
serious Ietut than the mere wreck Of the enete ana
smashing of few cars was averted. The commuters,
on their way home, made up pure of SO aud pre-
sened it to the engineer They also gave ~ 70 eacn
of the biakemen who had stuck faithfully to their
yos,s during the threatened danger.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

NlBLos GARDEs.-Tbe benefit of Mr.. W. COrbyn,
TIE excellent manof business of this establishment
will take place tomorrow Saturday evening. for
which occasion Antoire and jerome Ravel, aud the
fsvorite dapseuse Signora Rola together with every
member Of tie ballet troupe and psrtomne company
have volunteered their services. Other dramatic
ard vocal artists have also rendered their aid 80 that
a ccmedietts, concert, rand ballet aud pantomms
will all be given. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
ArrrxprID BuRoIARY-An Iri.h lad, 10 years

q sge Bsed James Mccoy taken into custody yesdsy
ohB will ptng 10 break Into the clothing q
Me.srs Ross BasTd No 50 Chambers street Wetbes
cay night By ociBs pen the scute door uprn the
d Mccoy upon the roof BY persons living 10
the Deghbofhood who Informed Luke Mutagh, prysts
Atcbu an living al No AZ Read street tbst there
up PREMISE In question Murtsah Forthwith sscended 70
though building adjoining and siter seaIchsS
abort fcr time found Mccoy eoncesed besnd sign,
egDpg sleep He sIso discovered that the seute dor u
No 80 Lad been forced Mccoy taken 10 the s'son
End eayeutly sysd before Justice Welsh Who
uec him 10 tie Tombs for trial In default Of 90 ball.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
FIRES.
FIRE IN EIGHTH STREET.

FIRE IN EIGHTH STREET.
Last night al 81 o'clock fire broke out in the four
story brick bwldtg No. 1876 Eighth street, opposite
Clinton Hell, occupied by Mr. Shepherd Plynpton as
dwelling. The fire was 6rst discovered by Eugene
Plymptor, son Of the occupant, who alarmed his
father. The family aud friend who happened ia At
the time attempted to extirgus the fire, but having
to carry water in pals frmtte basement to the third
ftoiy, were unable to do 90. Percevng that their
exertions useles', they gave the alarm, woich
was promptly responded to By the frenep, who
speedily extiI gusled the flames, not however, with
out considerable labor. Nr Plympton, with mis-
family, had just moved into the hone, and had only
ore or two rooms in order be-ide 'hs front paror.
TIE fire oigir sted from defect in of .ne gas
pipes such defect being the ult Of re.lgsnce on
the part Of some gas.fUers who Lad been work on
the premises during TIE day Tie open space be-
tween the l,th and plaster and tue outer wall had
become Fl led with escape gas, AID slight explosion
eDsued upon lamp being taken into the cond story
room
The budii was damaged TO the amount OF 81 800
In'med. Mr. Plymptons furniture was damaged by
water to the amount Of $500. No rsurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
sorrHrRs WHEAT The Charleston correspondent

Of The Mmpiis Bulletin writes:
cit is ESTIMATED that the wheat crop of Tennessee,
Geugis, North AID South Carolina, will amount 70
four and half million bushels and that Of this amount
ard / 800 600 bushels of wheat. For the last nine
oItbs there have been exported to Spain from this
city G00O0 barrels Of -four. There now in Georgis
and Tennesfee twenty large merchant mills, with shs
capacity Of 300 barrels each per eay besides large
large mills in North aud South Carolina, and great
many smaller ores, so that Charleston may now be
teln,.d -four aud grain market"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
THE NEW sLOOP-Or-H'AR
II The Philsael phi. Pr.s.

CoiIespouserce II The PhisselpAis Press sf,
WnHisCros Wednesday Sept o3 1857.
1t s not tue, a. telegraphed By the agent
Of TIE Associated Press that the secretary Of
the Nsvy has awarded the contract Cor snu.
sht citing rev slcopofvsr. The awardhas no, bcss
MADE up 10 this time, ard il would Dot be hasArdng
ruch TO ssv that will not be maze for time-A
al all The facts sre these: The Board recomnenaed
%t' 81 tte Nsw.Ymk bidder, stating, however. thai
IRE no'eI ana plan did not come up TO the require
uspts Of The advertisement
HE IL NAMING ten bidders aleze ard press strongly
uron the Scie'ary ot the Navy that II neither OF the
bids rP TO the demand Of the Department, ss
usee puohc IN the pewspspers rether of them should
obtain the work There is something in this ohjsc-
'op, and the Sec e,ary only to.dSy gave them tho
ssursrce that Il should receive at Bis hand proper
cobsiderationI
Itis ruuoItd that Political il frence secured the re-
conner dsticn of the New York yard. Nobody here.
save those who have been disappointed give. credit
10 IT, believe the question will 5e adjusted with re
gard the merits Of the plans Of the several parties
concerned ard without regard 10 any political iuaa-
epce whatever.
The Board will. believe, be ordered 10 submit Q
special report on the plans Of machinery which were
before II.
No other appointments of Chiefs of Buresus, o'aer
than those ser YOU. have tsken place. IL stated
that Purser d. Slsmm. of tie Boston Navy Yard, VIII
soon assume in the Navy Department the place a
Head Of the Bureau OF Provisions aud Clothing.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

NEWSPAPERS ~ IowA.-Tbere are now puo'l'hed u
Iowa 10 daly papers, 100 weekly papers. one seni-
monthly, ard Fix monthly periodical ir all iaa which.
With an average circulation OF i,ooo copies each,
mid uske 1913 eco newspapers published and crcu-
49, - ,he STATE esch week. "Tbere are says TIE
Mnni Picas@rf Journal, probably an eqcsl number
g n,in,sd in other States and received in the families
" Of Iowa, skrg in all peariy 100000 newspspses
Tread weekly by our Citizens
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
THE SEA-VIEJV HOUSE MURDER.
TRIAL OF JAMES =. DONNELLY FOR THE
MIRDER OF ALBERT S. MOSES.

MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT
GvFoRD FoRNAN and THRocKMoRToN.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. %, 1857.
The Court convened at 3 O'Clock. and re named 10
session bu, few minutes. But witness exam
ipeS bis testimony in regard to character and il
yery similar to others After, this Court adjourned
till 10 a. N. on Thursday.
NINTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS
THURSDAY Morning, Sept 2i 1857.
The examination of witnesses part Of the defense
is eoan resumed. The evidence Is principally, and
almost entirely in regard to character of prisoner pre-.
yious to the MURDER and not OF sufficient Importance
To report large number of spectators present.
Dr. William Van Buren, sworn-Resde 10 New
yuk Professor Of Anatomy in the Medical College sn
niy,I.iv ard in nv Office he was with about year;
should consider him an good hearted frankly posen
T AM Judge him be of good Opposition he Is the last man
should expect have heard had committed crime OF this
AZ the he thinks the might have been saved
with proper treatments there would be arie nov OF o1oa
u, might ae,ward rise and travel round the room
WL. instance of suicide occurins In Newfork
uh,rr won an after ctirg her throat aud faintr
A. oswled from the bed TO the window
rrd threw Lcr.ct sudden loss of blood would
for Tin in pair mans intellect, should think Impossible
10 .rge,e struggle with man thus wounded without get
esomred-I know nothing of Dopneys associations
Mr. Ds,tenIHow loug would 1t be before would .uf
1ty after fantng from such wound
haNe beard described to e.aee him TO Prns up ron
and FROM tia three hours and then would
up, but gfauhsly
EtVsrd Murray sworn | reside 10 New York, and
hty, be. aned with Donney IA or Is years am 10
spector of Customs - - =.
Thos Macarthur reside in New. York ani
have known Donnely Tor 10 years hr.t knew hun at ST.
JOINS e. ege and have been intimate win 1in .nce
Pntritk Mulligan, sworn-Reside IN Villa nsbirgh
s o. with DoDey aud know his suiiy have never
heard AMI thing against him. ~ -.
Atps Cousius, sworn-Dopneny went TO Sea view
on his health wauted to somewhere sni seeing an
paper hook keeper being wanted Sea View
went there that time he il the habit of taking part 81
hi. mee At my house. by request of his taher Don was ~
wears old 2h day Of last May he my brother and my only
brother -, ,.
Counsel for the defence here rested, and the State
resume d the examination.
MIS- Smith reoaled-Moses told me in presence OF
Mrs Bradford that he wop f55 of Dounelly
Augustus Munter rrecalled-Ileard Moses say he won
sF5 of Donpelly; Mrs Bradford was present.
Nh Smith ie iecalled-First saw Mn. Bradford that
m.uipg as came from Mosehs she in her night
clothes in her door, she stopped me and asked
what VISA the matter Moses sd In the Of Mrs Brad
ford that he &55 Of Donn'ly -
Tie evidence in the case here terminated. The
Court adjourned TIL 9 O'clock The argument com
| u,uces this afternoon,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

NTwsP.PERs IN MIssssoTA.-There are, at tho
prtseut time Sept ~ 43 weekly and three daily news
pspers printed and published 10 Minnesota Of these
i7 are Republican in politics; IA Democratic ana
~ are Irde perdent. More than half OF tnese -
newspapers lees than year old. Nibe o. tne en- n
date 'be CONNIE ncement d their exiterce ~nh'n ''s
past two mouths
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

GEORGIA BEATITUDLs.-Tbe Georgia perers tell
The foowirg with Characteristic urcton: A lady for
uuly resident Of Gsorgio, very much discont,nted
with Mississippi life, and longing to return to her
Is,i,e land, as shouting az camp-meeine last year
erd became 20 excessively happy that shs exclaimed
nGlorY 70 Goo, / 10 hhS 1 ras II Geo-gy!"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
ANOTHER VICTIM.
Metropolitan Hotel. Sept 81, Is

To the Editor Of The n T. Tribune
SIR: Having noticed my name in THE TRIBUNE
smoDs those who acted as agents for the sale Of the
tenus Miscellany, | with TO state that my name was
used by parties without my knowledge or consent,
sno that never had any connection with the sale or
circulation Of that paper Tuos L. BAYLIEs
BiclR,oa6 Ind Sept 10 1857