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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22
deposits, as shown above:


The Rauray Guide learns from q reliable source
TIA. the Directors of the Great Western Railway
Connany have now determined upon Immediately
erecting an iron bridge, on the tubular or girder pn
cipls over the Niagara Riyer-the present bridge,
owing to the GLOW rate of speed at which trains can
be permitted to cross il, being quite inadequate TO
meet the requirements Of the enormous traffic daily
passing over that frontier. The cost is between
coo and $4,000. At present the rate OF speed
must 10, exceed two miles an hour, but with the new
bridge forty miles an hour may be run with periec'
,afety. Il is contemplated TO be ready for opening IN
the course of Iext Summer, the site OF the bridge
being the gorge below the whirlpool.
The Baltimore Stock Board has followed the exam
pe of New.York ana limited the credit of time sales
to 80 days, beginning October |.
At Philadelphia, The Ledger says:
"Tbe money market was deeply, darkly blue on
Saturday and rates we're even higher tban they had
previously ruled through the week. Indeed, II was
Ie1t 10 impossible to negotiate BILL In ms crisis II
was hat authort itvey announced 10 ~ three or
fopr Of our largest and deemed most su osanls houses
Rad suspended We 90 not pretend TO give tue quota
tot a paper the transactions being limited 10 estac
sh rates The bills of one or two drawers go az Go2u'
llQ2 e cent while other, heretofore uudouOted ois
cam OF be placed better than from u cent
month
The BaIK ElSlH, Liz hcS sN7 P~HNeN
The annual election for Directors of the Lake On
,so ard Hudson River Railroad late sse.et: Harbo! and
sstcrs1 wa, held the United States Hotel in s'atos.
Tbr foc wig pers elected Directors John BrsE.
- Wilry Charles 4 Macy James Libby, Edwin &.
ti,rj,, n Iuian ID. Conan, Edmund D. Sa1ton, w T. H.
VJ5 George A. Robbins. Bel auin Brsad-th OF New YORK
CIV Low. snd PAddok Of Waertosn Robert sPeiro Milton
I'd George Tbbi. Troy. The Directors were called to meet
in NJ orb on Thursday for otganLsti aud tne StocAAod
49,. "a 10 meet III York the st Of October
The Anthracite COal trade is SO exceedingly duRthi'
all interest in the reports of the weekly tunnsse by the
several coac.nying companies is lost sight OF. The
last reports from companies connecting with the LIE
high region show slight increase on the tunnage Tor
corresponding week last year. Bat the reports OF the
companies conneetirg with the Schuykil region show
large falling Of, the decline being nearly al on the
railroad. which makes a show for the week of only
81 III turs, against So 9 turs for corresponding week
last year. The following table shows he movements OF
tie t,sde, and the operations Of the companies, as
compared with the week and season to corresponding
tine last year: $50,
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MARRIE ID.

RTON-FITZMAURICE-0n Sunday, Sept 20, In tbs
T. Church. Cherry street. by the Rev. VIM 7. Corbi Mr.
Thor as Burton to Miss Coroline ftzmaurice.
HEApLEY-THOMAS-In Wlkesbaue, Penn, on Wednes-
dsy morning Sept 6 by the Rev r. G. Hea3ey of Massa
eh1setts Mr. Boyd Headey Of Mousown, N J. to Miss
Helen 81. Thomas Of WlkesbarTe.
HENRY-lRvIN-on Saturday Sept 49, at the residence Of
the brides father by the Rev. Wn. Howard d. Mr.
David r. Henry Of St Anhonys Falls Minnesota Territory
to Mics Annie C., daughter Of VIM f. Irwin, esq, OF Ale
sheny City, Penn.
NONROE-BEkTLEY-In Alexander, N. Y, on Tuesday,
Sept IS ct the brides grandfather by the Rev. Mr. Raw
SON. Dr. H. Monroe Alice N. Bentley, both of Cleveland
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Passengers Arrived

IN 'teOmnhp GiagoT, from GIa,go9-Mrs NJ Fraser. Mis
y. Fraser Mrs. Roy, Miss +. WATSON Dickson Jane
Goudie Jane Lamb, Mrs II. Lyle Mrs. C. Denham. Mrs
DeDhsm, Palmer and lacy. Edward, and lady Miss =. A.
PsrsoDs Miss b. Kerr. Mrs. J. Johnston and son, Miss
Steel, Wn Shaw ard lady James ornond Mrs Blscqaere
r. Craig and sdy, Miss NJ Cr.is. A Miller John Watson
McCie and lady Miss NJ McGregor Master John Mcire
ano lacy, h. Lyle Allen Buchanan jr, r. Lamb, NJ
MAY, Nn Armstrong, Patrick Mcdonald John Brown. WIN
r. Hil, John ham, bugh Morgan. A AcAulsy VIM Roy
T. Temptation lacy and family miss NJ Dow, Charles McNab
John FIster, James kelcch, VIM. Simpson, Wm Gray WIN
worth, J. Z. Gil.
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To Mariners.

New LIGHTHOUSE AT DUTCH ISLAND RHODE ISLAM.
new Lighthouse and keepers dwelling hsyins been erected
on Dutch Island L. in place OF the old one tne temporary
eht exhibited during the erection OF the neg o9s VIII %
on and 2h inst and the Light exhibited
fom that time from the lantern OF the new tower
The dwelling and tower are built OF brick In connection
and both wbitewasbed. -,
The base Of the is i feet aud the center Of the light
Sc feet above low wa er The light win De hxed ne
paiura color and visible ground the whole horizon produced
by casdoptIc illuminating apparatus of the em
OF Fesne should be from the deck Of vessel Is fest
distance Of IL nautical miles, under ordi-
nary states Of the atmosphere
BY ord OF the Lighthouse Board
T.. HUNT, Lieut. Corps Of Engineers.
Lighthouse Engineer Office, -.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........sErr. 81
Cleared.

steanshipEoTiherp Light, Tnklepaush Aspnwal NJ. o.
Roberts.
shirs-Grahsn Polly, Hayden, Antwerp Layton, H1IbIt
Co; Bavaria, Tow nd, Hsy!e, ". Whlllock, IL.
Bslk-H L. Ru;gers, DelAno, s. Marks 8rodie Pets
oakland Hunter. Savannah. " II. Brigham; COroal (Bren)
St-enerafe. Bremen Henuings Muller Goslng
Bns-Josish Jex, Manson, JGekiouyt,e, Thompson e.
Hunter
schoonsrs-A Fakenberg Rogers Richmond C II Pier,on
b. Terry Wedmoie Camp Pinkney, Brunt s. Sasht
Co.ruire, Hines, Jseksonvile, Small Mckee
soop-N. II. Brown Hslleek. Providence, L. Kenny.
STANDARDIZATION Baker. Baltimore, H. B. Cromwell Mars,
Nichols Phlsceiphis J. L " Bfiggs.
Bsrse-shriVer Meekins Baltimore
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relations have been committed The redeDoe 81 seneca
Alsr No 2 South First street catered Friday night
BY euLs ont pinel q the back door, aud considerable
amount in silver clothing cutlery and bed clothing W"
stolen On Friday aneEnS the residence n H. Ou'yea
At No rs Grove street. entered by burglar who vas
caught IN ~ the 10 the act Of packing clothing aud
le~oIy which he had stolen. lie gave his William
Warren and said that be e,d'd In shh avenue near Thirty
ninth street but could not reooect The numbr he wa. com
mtd for trial The residence ~ Jeremiah Haley Ne Essex
street. ard Of John H. Bross No II Essex street. have also
recently been robbed
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To;a....sle7S39H s6,l33s66 ss,l3l,634 $lOC5s9 S5
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
OF Exchange held by the various banks and also the
sums due to distant banks the latter being comprised
in the table of deposits, as shown above:
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The following circular accompanies The agreement
We Published some days since II regard 70 Tie PSF
meD' of interest on deposits b the Banks OF tbs ely;
To - -, CASHIER.
Sin: The undersigned beg lesve 20 reques! your
confederation and .hs. Of the Board Of Drec-ors Of
yeE Bsrk t. &c lcossd ioIa 81 NJ as':sGet', Pc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22
La w INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-s,scIAL TLSn.-sEPr. 2L-Befors
Judge PEABODY
This Tnorripg application was made by Mr..
Dyot behalf ~ Murphy for alternative man3,mas
pens the Commissioners IN restore the reOr ice
TO position ps,toman In the Fourteenth Ward 1t
be recoeoee that the Judge quashed the ausnus
account defect title The Judge granted the
laanus, returnsble on the 18th.
THE STREET COMMISSIONER CONTROVERSY.
This case, which was, according 10 adjournment. TO
IL O'clock adjourned further until Saturday At
the hour, Of the absence Of Mr. Brady
DECISIONS.
SEPT 2l.-In re. The Mayor, &C., by the Crotou
Board rslsve to the acquisition Of Lands for New Reservoir
The eases-Order pursuant 20 report Of referees
Jonathan Trotte- agt NJ. ii. Snith;-Ordered ref
Orchard Wynkoop) 20 ascertain the claims OF Smith
against his client Who IN the meantime Is 70 remain a. liberty
20 prosecute his suit BY such attorney he may select
In re. the Application Of The Mayor. &C.. relative
90 the laying out Of Central PakRepor Of reree confirmed
except as 20 counsel fee.
Before Judge MITCHELL.
In The matter OF the Mechanics Fire Insurance
Coupsny report Of the referee should be confirmed snd
the Company nsoyent and dissolved be de-
esred TO be valid and binding and that toe Company IS dis
solved and was dissolved on the day Of that order.
William Page as Sarah Augusta Page.
On motion of Hopper and Rowland, attorneys for
plaintiff divorce granted.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR Tx TRIBUNE.


AsUFs-The market without chsnge for Pots small sales
q. 81 s7i ard Pears in lots AZ S7G 81 Y!
COTTON-The market continues devoid Of animation, and
prices are barely sustained We quote as follows:
EEw.roRK cLAssltIcArIos
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t57 334, Geo. This resu. Is favorable a. shosng that
the interior has done It's worst in drawing down
balances TIE comparison with last week IS:
Loans Dis. Specie CirculsticR Deposits
Scr. ..sltess5 $40 sIlsiss57 saJ22B $7s 1ss 30
sd, le.... los 777.42l 10 y6ls6 eU73Su 75772H4
Decrease. 9 POS, Isl ...... fls 5l5 Sbl9"<
The steady reduction OF circulation would seem 70
Indicate that some boarding va. going on. Notwhh-
standing the favorable shape Of the report, it had no
influence to relieve the gloom Of the street.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov ], 1855, has
been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

Sent 49, u miles ~ Of Abs.com brig A Blanchard, from
Mexico Tor New York. with loss Of bowspn aud head OF fore
mast sprung; did not want any aaneeBy pilot boat Geo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22
By TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON Sept 81 An ship Iuez, Graves Liverpool
berks FaLklin Mitchell Trinidad; Russell (Br), Ece, Cal
dera; schr Spng Hill, freeman. Rio Hsche
CHARLESTON Sept l2-The u. S. NJ steamship Jame'
afternoon.
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Receipts Of Produce.

By the Ere Ralroad-67l2 bbs Flour, 30 DO. WHISKY
2 pGgs Cheese 10 do Tobacco 9 do Butter IS bales WOOL
S46 bass Wheat, $50 DO. Oats, S35 sides Leather.
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MIsiATURE ALAAyA

kIsIATURE Almanac. THIS DAY.
5un-Rses.... 5:48 se,s...5:57 MooD-Sets. 7:tfs
HIGH wATER...THIs DAY. =, =,
sandy Hook. 92l Gov Jd...l0:ll Hell Gae.'.''l'iE
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Decrease
Tie following is a statement of the movements OF
Cotton for the past week and since LIST September,
compared with the FIVE preceding years:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-sept a-BefOre
Judge BELTS .
The petit jury wa. dismissed this morning. and the
Court adjourned until Thursday at IL a. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22
TyHE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
i PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANYS Clxds.

Il PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS Clyde.
CRY q sALTSSSs;; Capt R Lstss.
KANGAROO. lH4 tuns Capt Jeffrey
The uudsrnOted or other vessels intended to 'a =
~.wo,.oo From Lrys.,ooL;
CITY or W edny
And every alternate "wednesday.
cry T' 81 saITiMoRE:::
81 eHs ss an. Pa
a. : 81: S% 4. H. s%s sss
=. having the same privilege N the Saloon Including Stew
RHIaD CLASS PAsssssraa limited number of third slsa
III - taken and found much provisions
.sssiIsd From fAisd'PA. and ss"Y'ri' $50 From L'
teIdcsts. Of passage yin :. :u.d her. to p.5e. who
These 'te.mers are constructed WITH Improved S.ersssf
and every attention paid tho comfort and accommodates Of
Drafts on Liverpool from 81 upward;
specie taken By these vessels at usual rates
All soods sent to the Agents v be forwarded With economy
For IsS1t p.;se ,p,y tn: ONO Of The NC Company
DENNsYLVAHIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE cornsctius the Atleatic cities with
Western North western and souh-westsrn States BY con-
With daily line * stssets to ali ports in the Western Rivers
snd At csv-snd and ssndusky With steamers 70 all ports 90
md I.;ss css Which TRfSsT can S g. !:
aud hora the Crsst West
RATES BkTWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTS UA0H.
rIssT CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps % -
Pooks Dry Goods I'm boxes bales and truDksl zoo
Drugs I'm boxes AID bsiss Feathers Furs, Gs... i
BzcOsD CLAss.-Donlestc Sheetins Shifting and
Ticking On original bsles Drugs lin casks Hard 60eenxY
Leather lin rolls boxss), Wool and Sheep leo D.
Pels tG1tWrd
fHRD CLas-Anvis Steel Ch.ps lin casks), 70 eeuts y
Hemp Bacon and Pork sslted Goose or IN sscks, 100 a
Tobacco manufactured, except Cigars or cut. ae;
FOURTH CLAss-COfee, Fish, Bacon, Beef arg ~,
Pork (n Casks or boxes Eastwsrd) Larc ana 49,.
Le1d Oh Nails. Soda Ash, German CbsJ kAi w -
rton, Rog.n
5LoUR-sl 4 DBL. until further notice 49,
GEAE-5g cents y 100 % until further nouce; 1.
CoTTox-s2H hale not exceeding 80 w.sn' unui foNksf
notice. .,,,,,.
L. shipping from any point east o. phis &c par
beulsT msk The package pA Pennayvsnis h2rosdn Al
Goods the Agents OF this Road 1t Philadelphia OF
pitt,huygb vii be Forwarded without detention
HEIGHT AeExrs-Harhs, Wornley Co, Memphis fenr-
T. ssss Co, Sc. Losisi Mitchell Son, Evansville.
Ind Dumsspi Bell Co.. and Garter Jewett Louisviiss
XII Medium Madison, Ind. Sphsmsn Brown, and
Twin Co.. ciaciSnati n W. Graham Co., Zsnesv,is,
As:or House, Nes York and No Wlis<n st., New York
y. sneeder Philadelphia; ksgsw Rooms Baltimore,
Geo. c. Franciscus, Pittsburgh.
Il. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Phladelphis.
a. LOkBAERT. Superintendent Altoona Ps.
Nay l, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

Arrived.
s:euashP Glasgow, DsSean, Glasgow s;h inst WITH mdss,
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GREAT GENITAL ROUTE. -
W The Through Tickle: and freight 0hce ofths
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
01LASA AND CHICAGO u. RAILROAH ,o.p
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAiLhn s.,.
70 Chicago, Milwaukee, Galena DUbuGs Rock hsu 40
hagton Quincy So Louis Cairo, Kansas and Neofs''@ $50
other points West and Southwest L.,
Via SUSPENSION RRIDGE OF BUFFALO Is"
No. f73 BROADWAY Nn,px .,.n.
corner Of Courlendtst. DARIUS CLhn-~. 49,
GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE sIa N IN. RaIs
~ SOUTHERN RAILROAD TO ChieAeoj, ii nl.es, Wat
Island s.. Pau, Milwaukee Kansas CITY sa c,ntr,l
and sYo, wet via New York and Ers aud Miehraa
Southern Railroads. forming the shortest h,ws.n Dstoit
pleasant route to the Great West Tue nm conpsc,ins AZ
Adrian with expires. trains Chicago snS Ne Nc lea s,osd
thsr Information spp, ct the %ooIn r PORTER Aren't
Wsy, corner Of Deyst JVs"' A~"s~7 ~e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leayes Fulton Mar
ket wharf By ste Island City, at s:45 and 10
and and pm; the leave Flashing o. At the sxns
hours meeting and sing passengers with the boat y
Hunters Point Through In 81 minutes. Fare - cents
VIM a. SIXTH, Receiver
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Uplsnd. Florida. Mobile. NO. L
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el,38,349
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

Seasons Of financial difficulty develop three dis
tinct modes Of contemplation and treatment, as
follows:
|. That which regards them as produced by
sheer force of grtundless croaking, and therefore
insists that only due confidence is needed to restore
normal condition Of security, activity and pros
peiity.
2. That which scouts all credit IS delusion, al
enterprise 81 gambling, al banks as swindling
inachires. and all public works as only devised for
gulLtIaps and doomed to speedy or ultimate bank
Iuptcy.
8. That which treats these embarrassEeuts as
often aggravated, indeed, by unfounded appreten-
sions and uDprincipled bearing or panic making.
but as bayMg a necessary origin aud basis in real
ard grave errors 10 the conduct Of trade and
fLaIce.
We ask those who ilcline to the frst-named
tbeCIy to consider whether the causes they assign
for H. present Or recent failures were not as ex
istent and operative agar since as they are no"
Were NOT tie bears then as anxious to depres'
stocks, ard as interruptions 10 spreading reports Of
mercantile or bank Insolvency, as at present was
not TIE Herald as thoroughly devoted to their inter.
ests and az reckless as TO the means whereby these
might be promoted as It is b. day Why isis, then,
that, whereas there was little or no difficulty last
season. there 10 much-snd danger of more-this
year
We know of but one adequate and satisfactory
answer 10 these questions, and this import, that
We, as nation, have been pursuing wrong course
AID must charge it. We have bought too much Of
Europe, il proportion to what We bad to sell. We
haze built railroads faster than We were able tC
d. cor .dering the state Of our domestic industry
II we wtre making our own Cloths. Metals snd
Wares ST home, We might construct ten THOUSAND
niles cf railway per Album All not be embarrassed
sts-tb!; b4s a. loa2 az 40 buy these n good par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

TIE failure Of the Atlantic Telegraph is naturally
a prominent subject of public interest; and the
questios lie, What caused the breaking of the cable
and how can similar accident be avoided in future
attempts to lay it DOWN. Every one may make the
immediate cause of the rapture clear to himself by
Q very simple experiment. Take piece of Irvine
s.rorg enough to sustain a weight say Of fifteen
pounds. Attach to one end weight of one pound
and hold the mass of the Irvine firmly in the hand
AZ long you keep the point Of suspension at rest or
il slow motion the Irvine will hold the weight; but
give il smart jerk upward, and the twiuo will snap
asunder. by using some mechanical arrangement
to produce jerk more sudden than can be pro-
duced By hand, wire might be broken by weight
which would be very email fraction Of what it can
safely carry when at rest. The philosophical pvn-
ci2les involved are perfectly simple.
Power is necessary to put matter in motion in
a,y direction, and the same quantity Of power in
contrary direction is necessary to stop it. The
quantity Of power requisite to move a body is 10
direct ratio to its weight and to the square of the
velocity communicated. So that if it takes a
quantity Of power equal TO ore pound, raised one
foot to give body velocity Of one mile an hour,
il win require four pounds to make il 20 at the rate
Of two miles; nine pounds for three miles; sixteen
sog-ds for four miles, and 80 on. When the weight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

We hear that the Snuff. Box Committee Of ne
Common Council. without waiting to kn~
whether their award will be agreed to, have heidi
secret session AT which four msmbers ATTENDED
and that three of the four were delegated 10 g y
Tennessee and get the box. The three ENJOYS sre
AID Monaghan, who headed the lobby committee
at Albany last Winter and brought back one Of the
most foul-moutted reports ever flung at tbs L..
eislature; Aid. Mcconnell, who was recently o..
rested for beating prostitute named Kate Wilson
at house Of ill-fame in Duane street, and Mr.
John Van Tine, Councilman. These are noble
representatives Of the Commercial Emporium, ini
will be looked upon with admiration. II any Of
the celebrated Western stump speakers wish to lar
the eloquent orators of New York. let them cal sst
either or all of these worthes-oply be sure to Do
it early. 1t is also stated that they bear Q letter
from the Mayor, Fernando Wood, the man vito
pleaded the statute Of limitations to save himxl
from a criminal trial, and who did not sgn w
Lowber bargain, which letter certifies that None
CHAN 10 the veritable Monaghan, and that McConasa
is the real Mcconnell who beat the prostitute sad
that Mr.. Van Tine is-BIr. Van Tine. Who pays
the expenses2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

The news from China is not very encouragins~
the English. They have, to be sure, since the ~
naval engagements, taken and occupied the Chuss
pee FORT situate on hight on the left bank d
Pearl River, about five miles below the Bogue, sna
represented as point of importance. both in :
sanitary and strategic point Of view. Bat to effect
this, il has been discovered that the gun boats from
which go much was expected, will not answer W
purpose. They draw too much water-siK Ssst-
and are very slow. A great many Of tho shslows'
creeks they cannot enter, and in deeper waters ~
Chinese rOw-galleys altogether Outmatch them .
speed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29
The ARRANGEMENTS in Massachusetts, under Con.

The arrangements in Massachusetts, under Co..
stituton amendment recently adopted for substiat
ing district for town representation are u
length completed. Under the new apportiouusns
there are twelve districts which choose three
members EACH thirtysev which choose two
each, and Misunderstanding which choose one
each. Under this new system, which approaches
so near to that of single districts, We shall look for
decided improvement in the personnel oftAe MS-
sachusetts Legislature. When from forty to sixty
representatives were chosen on single ticket u
used to be the case under the old system, great
many nobodies contrived to slip in. Few psr'on
could expect to have any personal knowledge Of
half the names on the ticket, which was generslJ
voted on the credit Of the convention that noui
mated it. The same thing, no doubt, will contnw
to certain extent but it is obvious that the fews
names there are on ticket, the more closely D
will be likely to be scrutiuized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

We publish to-day full details Of the news from
India, received by the America. So far from any
confirmation of the report Of the fall Of Delhi. it is
now not only certain that on the 29th of July that
city was in the hands of the rebels, but as will be
seen by The letter of our London correspondent,
doubts are beginning to be entertained whether its
fall may not jet be good while delayed Our
corresp OF dent in former letter. giving az ac:oun.
of Delhi considered as military position, suggest
ed that the English there had committed the same
blunder they did at Seyastopol. The place might
easily have been taken by an immediate march up
on it by the troops at Mesrut, sad a vigorous as.
sault. The delay in the attack has given time Tor
tie rebels from 81 part, Of ,te Betgsl Pyssjtsl.