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, 1857-07-24

OLDEST MAN YEr.-The Wisconsin Ar
gus tells Of the Oldest man yet:
He is called "Old Creole" and was born
in Montreal 13O years ago. His memory
is distinct for period of III years. He
was married at New Orleans a century ago,
and now resides with one of his grandchil-
dren, who is upwards of sixty years old.
He is still bale and hearty. aud does not
appear to be over seventy.
, 1857-07-24

All persons claiming lands, in the above named
tember, 1850 and the act amendatory thereof grant
ing donations to actual settlers are requested 70 file
their notifications, specifying the particular lands
claimed, and their location in the government sur
before the thirteenth day of August next; aud all
persons In the abJyenamed townships who do not
file their notifications aforesaid before the thir.
teenth day Of September next will forfeit their claims
under the provisions Of the act Of 17th July, 1854
Given under our hands at Olympia, this 7th day Of
My, 1857.
S. GARFELDE
, 1857-07-24

D@- The Rev Bishop Jaues, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, sailed from
New York for the Pacific, in the steamer
Illinois. He will be absent about six
months. He is to preside at the annual
conference to be held at Corvallis, Oregon,
on the 18th Of Augusf, and at San Fran
cisco on the 18th of Seplember.-Quincy
IN. ! Herald.
, 1857-07-24

The INDIANA SENAToRs.-The Attorney
General of Indiana has given his opinion
that Senator's Bright and Fitch were duly
and constituionally elected by the Indiana
Legislature.
, 1857-07-24
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
CORNER OF MAIN AND sEcoNn STREETS,
OLYMPIA, ~. r.

OLYMPIA, ~. r.
VNlIE Undersigned having purchased ami become
l. sole owner of the above named Hotel, and com
plttely renovated and remodeled the same, hereby
wishes To return his sincere thanks for past patronage
and requests a continuance Of Ike iayors. Having
enlarged upon his former business, be feels confident
he can render the sojoum OF strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant, aud pains shall he spared q
set his table as well as any in like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished 10 such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable Is attached 70 this establishment
which will be amply supplied oh forage for the ac
cOmmodation of animals of the travelling public.
A share OF public patronage is respectfully soli
cited.
n23-tfl SlLAS GALLIHER.
, 1857-07-24
Religious Notices.

The Rev. G. T. WHiTwoRTH, (Presbyterian.) will
preach at the district school house ON every 9TH
er sabbath, commencing December Tth, 1856, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, Pm.
Rev. l. DILLON will preach every Sabbath at the
new Methodist Church Olympia, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ
, 1857-07-24
Z. 90. Il.

THE regular meeting of OLYMPIA LoDdE, No, !, Of
l. the ISDEPESDENT ORDER Of ODD FELLOWS, IS held
every Saturday evening, at 81 O'Clock in the building
formerly occupied by VIM Rutedge, two doors cast OF
the Washington Hotel.
All members in good standing in the order are nvi
ted to attend. EDWARD FURSTE, Sec'y.
Olympia Oct. 10. 1855.
, 1857-07-24

DY an Indian, between Cochran's and Fort Nisqual.
ID ly, suudry papers, apparently belonging to GALES
COLwELL. The owner can obtain the same by calling
upon the Secretary Of the Territory, at Olympia.
Olympia, July "a, 1857. no.35-f'
, 1857-07-24
OLYMPIA LODGE, No. S,

[XOf Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
v Irregular communications on the first and third
aturday evenings in every month.
All members Of the order in good standing are invi-
ID to attend. I. +. MoELROY, W. NJ.
, 1857-07-24

A ; divers pieces Of scrip are now remaining in
y, my office belonging 10 persons whose post olice
address 10 not know all si1h persons are uotticd
that by alllc csing note 70 the undersigned, giving
their place OF residence post 4ice address Will have
thui. scrip forwarded u them Immediately
WM. W. MILE
Q. NJ. y Com. Gen.
Olympia, July II, 1851. no3lif.
, 1857-07-24
Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.


NOTICE il hereby given, that a. the Tax Duplicate
~ Of said County has this day been delivered to the
he Is now ready TO receive the same. To
all taxes remaining due and unpaid IN the ,t day Of
October next the sum Of ten pei cent pcaalty will be
added a. provided by law.
Olice at the Post Ofice, Main street.
G. X. WILLARD,
Treasurer Thurst1n Co., W. T..
Olympia, July II, 1857. no%44w.
, 1857-07-24
N Q n G Z.

I AN now prepared to furnish any ill ~ SPARS on
the shortest notice, at the lowest cash price. Or.
deus from distance promptly attended u My fac,l
tiles for procuring splrs cannot ." sUrpa-Ediu Wash
lngth Territory. Give me a trial. 81
MOSES HTRD.
Olympia, Jly ., 1851. no.32ly.
, 1857-07-24

.DlR. c. ia Professor Of OBSTETRICS, and DIS
IL EASES OF FEMALES AND CHILDREN.
bB- Please call and see him-counsel will cost you
nothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
NEw.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

the problem fu'tbsr 90 maj ob:cSvo TIA, bsoAs. n
other a',cts % oomnti"e. are ~r,th wta TREY Will
f.cr 20. VIA. they vii ficb cspeo,sl cases bu,
Ia The ourTcLt market A COZ, ctioh OF booksellers
from ell parts q toe County 10 COMPETITION r, their
purcbhse. soon established tLef com,nercis. vs.ue.
II the carly Trade ses there were geceralraes cub.
jet TO certain exceptions. GenetaIy al amounts put-
ctascd over $00wero entitled 70 credit but Is tia buy.
made their settlements With tie ,e- aud not with
the auciiorter A. a. prechl it otebtines tie case
that an invoice excepted from the general regula.
tons ard cold only for cssh TIE auctioneer of tue
frs: Trade Saes in Philadelphia was Moses Thomas,
VINO, having failed as a bookseller through two edi-
tions Of Johnson's Dictionary. 4to. and svo. COM
mepced business az al suctioneer by selling bis own
stock. The Trace Sales in Philadelphia we're succes
sively conducted by Moses Thomas, Cowperth wait Il
Lcid, Lord & Carlisle, Geo. ". Lord s Son, and ST.
Thomas & Sens Ia New-York the suc,oneer-,
previous to the preaent, have been Robert
MoMesnomy, Peter w. Johrstons, Pes,lee &
Cowperhwait, Pearson & Gurley. Thomas Fitch
q Co, Geo. W. Lord. Cooley & Lcrd James
T.. Cooley, Cooley s. Banks; Bangs, Richards g.
Plat, aid BaDg. Plat & Co. In Boston, the AUG
tioneers have been j. L. Cunningham, Leonard &
Co., and Philips Sampson. In Cincinnati. they
nave Deep N q arc Sill COnuuckO Uy o u HuCD No.
The Gales have always BEEN at least nominaly under
the direction Of Committee Of Publishers; but
nevertheless the auctiOneer necessarily exercises an
important Influence. This is especially to be pre-
suned in view of hi, present peculiar relations.
Formerly he merely the crer; subsequently, the
inconvenience arising from each invoice keeping its
separate account suggested tue Proprety OF get
ting al auctioLeer, who, for certain commission,
would take the responsibility upon himself After
various notifications the system in present usage l.
for the suctoneer to pay all contributors the amount
Of their sales in thirty days after the sales have closed
az hmseN to take notes from the buyers a. four
month";. The character Of this regulation clearly n
plies certain con6dentia! pecunary relation between
contributors and the auctioneer, by which the latter
acquires considerable strength, and by the operation
Of which, in the opinion Of some, the sales have been
sustained The auctioneer, in fact, advances money,
which opens up pretty clearly the main points of con-
s;deration.
Othe,wite the Trade Sales have developed new fields
for the Disposal Of books. Many who attend these
auctions are Themselves auctoncers and taking their
accumulated stock get lid of it in similar manner in
the remote towns, in the large cities at pay
ing profit Thus, the publisher nds the faes not only
useful fer securing wide distribution for his selling
books, but means of getting something in legitimate
way, without much sacrifice of personal pride, for that
for which he would be apt ese to get nothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
CorPr OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-seps is-s'f''e ) 49,
RUSSELL.
CIT, a,,a, ere amazing Of Court this morning., NE

Shot after the opeUlng Oh Court luis \, ~
Ciinot eu- 4 tie counsel for WOgan indicted f RI p
hid dear. &, musepord ming 70 the !ur sr
s III lie ss.oiae tf M Clinton. hsd oPesea H.. ~ a
q n-,.r Yesterday in Lest and vigorous she slsssS
H. ,f,e deyS.y-d upu Mr. ChntoE todsy 20 ~
AZ .,es H. the case the Prisontr ,Ss lao spprs-
"a - s,sscb reviewing the tsstimoy u" "a
che attention Of Che Court ana '"s'
dc &c sbolt az hour ~ ,,o.s,u.iou ,peskias not
q So that the frirs Was c0:e N ,he LtsL' ms
- l5s- 80. ,pot chs-sps the prsonei WITH arson r %
S ding hs could opy Be convicted 10
40, the fourth dst 49, ,z t, "a than, tA
nj, ~ faets Of the vs>t wilderness Of testimony
o. "a Zee. given 10 the esse and especially charging ss
h & 20 convict up9n purely crcumtsnte evidence the
10y mus, form Eerfec. chain, running direct from
~ % 10 tho prisoner Otherwise they could not censtea
y, i,Ytoasre.s niue. exclude every other hJpotess tut
-, sr, Itbey compatible with the innocence u th~
he VS. emitted ~ the less, presumption Of anocsne
suspicious chs,scs Of t6ose
Til, Wa, srrt Of the charge when. az O'Clock
,ek tie osse and retired for deberson. At y uey en-
n pced they h.d agreed and through their
,ui5ee verdict q guilty Of srson in .he fourth dsrs
stor rrc1 mu<1 dation TO the mercy Of the Court
ottr Ssus called iastsptsr for e, ssscf
lnt,r alicia that viii b. vtry Light os rsmiisee ss
Jemss Rs<gan, Indicted for murder psesosu 10y
u msn1isosh:er In te third eesrce Ih IN Is D.
$40 A.y'un rs sPseAss q tasssisy end es
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BROOKL XN IIEHG.

Tar RrpUaLlcAss.-Tho Republican Of Brooklyo
he'd tbeir primary meetings on Ttureoay 9'elcs '''
Y purpose Of seecrg delegates t. meet 0e oa'U,aa!
ever aai CIR representatives hr INC o'a'e eof
yen.ion at Syracuse. An expression o. sentiment was
had il ru.Dber q the ward: as 20 tue csnods'e 0f
f.. Cout of Appsas IL tae foIEto, 1'e ara otress
they we:s unanimous II favor Of tou'na''ns Jaese
Depc. Tic subject wa brought up Il seyera Of tLe
9th waris but It wss deemed advisats not to give
Al expre ssoa ef opGioc es get.
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A CORRECTION

II IRE Fc,ev~ ~ Ihs 3. b. f,,b--e.
Sir: Atsoolh tD sCparerd7 smsil matter, sN'ov
(.ihc. ny cisquoe the Anetic, State Co.
veIoa has s'd peO.el G. thst the words used
- me- that s'iu " 80 not de.ife ,hs; the
'Aclsrc.n party .boud b. Ike .tun-ory heard Il whoa
"t,senV Plssse q = mues IN corsetieu.
remain y,uo (sj,Hi,iyI Al " DUGANNE.
Ss,r. Io-k Sep. ts 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

hcSsshU1AXING.-The residehce of Mrs Ware.
LeH'tson avenue, was entered sad robbed of ! l5)
prps'ty on Wednesday night. The thieves effected
s had retired ~ 1S ssn ., qps the
~ s. ~ vac .epns inmates. locating the doors ster them
ksisr ~ go n.ade choice selection Of vsusble
R,tIs, sise nc and cote from the pocket Il Mr..
l.d e sa p.ns twhieh they attempt negotiate sy
Ust, sostsot,op, dfawn 70 the order Of o. Icsks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

GO vrhn ~ STE nc s,-i,lus u .y,s =, , ,.,,
wWc'sei &C mo Part " TIE p'so.set. In oorsX,ss.s -
sHot Hone P.ii,ts sse tie Dsscr - o'
- CO .iteI We ttP.senry Of tom NJ a -
ola'hi kcdoa soSiey. Ht fsfthef s.,.H.H. SosAS
,pot lee. April as was Isudst,d eonp.,ss x.
N olshie physcisIs &c trm Tier Cont, si,s
- "euld h.Se pos,Ts ard privileges equal IN ~ $3.50
$50 o. the Anop~iho soos,its Aliessy sx~ast kes-
:. "a AS aisc e ntasent, IL tsso, 81 that cI.,..
VIZ. sppoieted &c dr.ft col.0tiop al ,h,. TN =
,b - ssh"ir ~ te Necessary eg, form, liz, -
ist~n q the >,cs'y and pos, thereon Al h. -,
80 pt ote't Guy and perriIe ~erp appolrl.a ,,iS
- :, VI" ,ee meeting sdcued I'll the u, rror there
. 70. SGT. at the elm, ~ 'Ne-'J' :" statistics 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

Fv6,rNp Rs1.xrs.-On T,sr,ts, or ..,s B,i4s
tsd fsois a. ue resin. Ptecicct rohee s-rss'ee
C~Tts Qans-d nk- WIS. fiainy,' ftou .es ISL
" hShL-s..i Coh.iy. Ets.t asY wee coohued C
IL o1ergs o bur.i-ig al ccbeer.. t'ey TsS' t.
tu--to T. Wit,e Pans
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UNITED STATES hARsHAIs oPYICE-sErr ~

WAYPANI ABAAHHHs, B0ETON tU5fVW~
HOSE swISDLLR.
TIE United Sta.es District Attorney for Msssaohu-
.t,s tbs morning seIt papers 10 Mr. hcKeon ssan&
MIN % D up them sL6 sr, AtTsham toe swiedisy
po,.cn Crt.oIious Booker who presented ard PsSseA
hrjah the Com.Hoase false invoices Of goods and sss'
war altered then. secord time.
Awrrsb. ilsu ID BY NJ. Comnsdorer sIuweN sso W
Msrst :. wss Immediately put upon his track
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Advertisement
To Remove ERJJpJJOSS FRECKLES, &c

Mali few epricatoD, Of "sosTAsss Csnaa % w .ho
FTnwyPs" XII imperfec.ors will soon diiaPpedr snd tno
an IS IN be e white so delicate sad tsf For wssn,ns IN
fans ard ch5er preventing chatns &c othere wa ns !
iDy.usble. Y. FosTAIss % No 20 btoaa"y A-' We
sAstoc Ho- 20 Scd by all dfu5si's
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Tar ACCIDENT AT rpt Frr,ox p,,,v c.x.,-
- bee on inquest YESTERDAY upon the body Of the b., jan.
asTsi'ou Nho W. siee Al the Fulton fery oa Thardsv
evening hy SHg Jsu med between feeder. - A..
wSos r' The I ~, . q. ss,sS, q he JuIy s
tween Il 1ers OF the FULTON Prrry Sin "a p
atisesrt sccd, the err, boat ruos ..id fnSy
tLterns her Sip about 81 O'Clock w. i7,s ir... "
eNcu The Ferry Company al otbs e,s-rs
Il Lame" r>"'"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
IAivertssnspt
TgA-THH CANION TEA COMPANY have %

had ev-y variety OF T.ss Or Gro2sr II. 2sas,' sno
ca. ,nn!e,-soichous 0cong ard Young hysoLi morn
80, - ~ Cents G1npow3es spa npe-sl FROM ~ cen
oentsaI other eJs,fcs equally ow Aso boxes 81 s"~
Psrs;,v Tss Tor eas do..r. c.l sDi'ex.n,ns
IL 10, Ch.thapn.s. RET a. Pearl Al. GooI1s>tH&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
CITY ITEMS.
The last concert by Vieuxtemps and Thsberg for
the presert takes place this evening at Nibos Saloon

BENEFIT OF NINE. MARzEITI.-Mme. Marzetti,
long fsvorite among the lovers Of pantomime and the
ballet takes her bene. to night at Niblos. The at.
fractions, in addition to her charming self are the
woI der.workiDg Rsves, Leon Espinosa, comic aud
eccentric, and Teresa Rolla, whose exuberant spirits
find as natural an outflow in the dance those Of
lamb in June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

GAS GAs.-Some new and beautiful styes of
G.,Pisre Just ont for the Fall trade also new Patent
Ga. Purifier that will 40 cent 20 the consumer CAu 81
WI s'O' ARcHtR WisSER Co
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Advertisement

Permanent Cures in all affections of the Throat
nd Lung. constantly beins made By W'1Aes BLSAn OF
WILD CHERRY Crest is its reputation. it, works are
reeer Msny physicians speak Of it ia the hghes. terms
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

THE CAsT OF AKARaAS.-Mr. T. j. Austin of this
city writes US to cay that he never did any printing for
George Akarman, ana never had any relations With
him except TO sell him paper cutting machine for
which Akarman paid much more slowly than he had
agreed.
Mr.. NJ. H. Avery, news dealer, a. Syracuse. also
writes to cay that Re never sold Akarnans paper.
Though often solicited 10 frrsh it, be Always refused.
A peddler, however used his Averysl name in sub
sciibpg for the paper without bis knowledge or
sent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
SUPREME COURT-spEcnL TERM-sEPr. B-Bdots
Judge CLERKF.

THE CASE JOHN SMITH.
The sertenee Of Smith for the murder Of the steware
Grove having been committed, he was brought ints
Court this rnorrtg to receive bs sentence fos ths
msLsIsughter of The captain OF the Gen FIERCE
A question Az se in regard to the meaning OF tbe
statue q. Il vas mt as whether il intended that
the cr iual should be sentenced to hard labor sOt.
Mr. Nah co1te need that Smith could not be sentence1
10 The state Prison on account Of the sence If the
statute on that point.
M Dopohoe called the attention Of the Judge to
r. ase 10 the Cour. below, where that Court consuts4
Judge Eelsop and determined that II had no power -
sep'erce 10 tie S.e'e PrisoD.
TIE Judge was doubtful ard took the pspers.
VIZ. u. Rogers sGt. VIM. 4. Bride, &c.-Csse set-
tied all the amendments allowed.
Before Judge PEAsoDY.
The People on the relation OF Paulcing ast. fnnP
r Psuldins The motion Of the psn,ld 70 granted.
The Peope on the relation Of Patrick Murphy agf.
T Of PoceThe motion granted without
cost, ard without preadice tho nights u the plaintiffs %
the rclstor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

WokK OF THE Mr1RorobIrAs PoLIcE-The fc-
'ov ing table gives an exhibit of the work done by the
Metropolitan Police Department from the 18Th Of jane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

TIE BOARD OF HfALTH.-There wss 70 hare
beer meeting Of the Board Ct Health last evenin St -
men befs spIeeic to do any tgsness Tss Health Wx&s
were on hsnd. but fouad the door licked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
fAdyertisfment.

PrRDY'S NATIONAL THEATER Tonight four
ooper pieces Al this fsvorite TIL viz Jack Robiuson
snd Monkey "The Magic Hands" Jack Sheppard and
Weed Singing By n J. Conuor n w Ellis and othsrs aud
pouIra BY Denie Brothers forming the gresest Faey
Of p.rforrnsrces 10 lie foyuc in the City.
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Advertisement
IA1NtE-IstTUVUl
IT., 4 r. II II Az II IT

TIE 20 Z NJ n II T
The attention al Gentlemen is particularly Eyet 70 on:
beqlltitl AID very ettEacGyc Hst for Autumn.
WAssocK Co,
No. SO Broadway
st Nichols Hotel.
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Advertisement !
cSo g,rNDpR.'s METALLIC TABLET STROF

the approved article 10 use having bssn bei'f
the public las IS The genuine can oe Obtained +"
j Is S.UhDfR, s.ote onIy a. No. 7Astor House
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PoIrcY SYop Kyyryrs ARR,sryp-Tho,

PcLrcY SHoP KETryrs ARRESTED Thomas Riley
poceu who keers lo'tery policy shop 81 No 81
South Fourth street and Pessr HNbrsc who keeps sntt
shop OF the sort at No S8 South Fourth street.
rrsted rhursd.y for selling lottery skets They
brought before Justice Yeets eserdny. Hsxhsrsx ples4
ed guilty Riley wsi held for examinations.
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Advertisement
TIE L.Dy's DREAM.-This is the title Of

noye and holly crapsl entertainment given by the Welsh
Nightingale Mis-. WILLIAMS at RARSUN's MUSEUM. ADD now
tn most attractive ard truly crafty thtg the way Of
u bic amusement In the city TIE Nightingale sustsns /.
different charscter ant sings 10 de"t songs she sppss
THis AFTERNOON and EVENING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

CHvRCH RoBBEp During Thursday night tho
Roman Ceiholse Church MosrSss rebed to
silver plated candlesuck, worth about $aS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

TRT CoURrs.-In the Circuit Court, yesterday, -
action brcu,ht By 0eorse Sinonsca sSsnst psvS pet
tried appeared that tse las. Vail defends
clicked plaintiff they having bad difficulty. An scso
M dsmase. and the Jury found In favor Of ss-
tiff for Sl50.
In th City Court the Of Thomas Lynch against Pst
Cassidy concluded The plaintiff sued for damages
count injury To his house occupied by defendant Tho Jug
found verdict Of SIS for plsinth.
In the Court Of Sessions James Yates aud Simon Kelly two
boys convicted Of petit larceny the reaeA
taiy for six months each.
Charles Watson for assault John Cunningham By
ping pisto At lin convicted and sentenced TO the Cosnu
Jail for twenty Gays.
George III dye for Usnd larceny, and Lcfers Thrsu tH
forgery in the second IN passing counterfeit
sAsnej and pleaded Not Guilty, when the Court sdeusneA
Til next Wednesday.
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sIsaTioS or II. Il Howard, os M.yoe
TnE 20, n,i., Co. ~" mAt0h'
:. q, o. upon Us to eorts5ict tie s,.,.n.,t
~ o., sOy par in tho n,seti,., - t;,..
nas aI oed 10 bs, b held on the bark stop, o.
The City Hall, or wtdrescs, A'feI1Oo'. for tie par
ross oftouirs,ins Chic Epgineer Toward for Mayor.
lie doe. not believe that Scy such mset,s was held.
We have also received the following note frS~r Mr.
Jane l.. Miller, member Of Ep.ine Compsn, No. 81:
r. s- Editor of The ~ Trttprst
stI.-.n YOUR pap.r yesterday Announcement VA
mae q frenen 10 thu Park nomn.t o., H-nry
II Hwsd for the position Of Mayor ef th. 'y and
wss u..d a. hsviss presided such meeting wi
obi >. me- y stating not Of .By such e~e D,
beirs L..d | did preside politc,l o.
thar day AID desire BE- fully undebtOod hs u,ae
Va. ned without my kuo~ledgo consent. utterly op
led 10 tie principle using the Of 'be Fire Department.
r., mol purposes and in this psrcus feel deem,
sr.ri.,ec that my should hsye been uscd
he,r. York S<rf IS, 1857 JANIS L. MILLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

THE STEEP Rocks TRAGEDY.-The trial OF Abra.
ham Cole murder Ct the fishermen At Steep Rock
last spring Thursday afternoon last at Poush
ke psie There are thirty witnesses TO be examined
in THE which las created the most intense excitement
enon the frieud Of the different parties from Rhiuebeck
R. ndout Steep Rocks The courtroom crowded with
persons from the above places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

DEMOCRATIC P2InARY MEErI"Gs-rt, Demo
c,a!;c .ector. Ct IL County Of Kogs hed tntH pr:
rar7 e-t1.s last eveSos tor The purpote Of .e'ec..
;rgdsE ss.es 70 .he Corpty Noucina,og Convent; rs
fc Il ED il F.busb ca Monday next. Thee gs'
COZ idersts animation di,Eisycd between the ffe ads
Of the 5G.rebt caud dates fox Sse-,f. wseh q the
Ligtas. ofiee 10 be sec'ed IN The Cent! this Es-.
Amonz IL. aspi.al.s fo- toe ncu.;n,iob ere George
Rem n, James Dsi teceh;o, Henry A. Moore. Tto'
MuEsan SAMUEL Garis,a, ga! s9me I've or slf
others.
The HohEoPAIHIC PHrsicrSs "A Convent.oh u
tore,h Ply .cuss of Eirs. CoLI.J WA sec % ho @
r.r Cor. and State streets ThuTs3sy eyc1lrs D ~
ms. occupe, tie chat. D. BIZ fiat OF listed %
Tic seciesy expDe6 tbs oifeunistances "Iiet
holding of this CcIv.Ition fo sene norih, p'.l
ply Of unqnestanabie Pono,
Il bis unity bsd enjoyed b. the tscsP sorietV
No perth. 20 come from the Knas CoEIJ nsaloG
iA PATH. samuouiuK r,oipier. OF 'a en ~, S,,ors
sr hfFe The sboye ID Society se seor =, n.r,irs
Lst To- cietJ Ustt Lave evidence Of ne v vosa Do
sr,r co.ni.d viii threats CT what The sees
l. CSC tbe drssrsei CO. hsr FOLLY on tbs
vssucy klltes ct >sis Dr. ~ss,ssc inmnusA Is tn.
rs f,he Eit4s Couny Met., ~. removed al the
frs.u-e stste ofN.w Yert 70 "a sssof,oo p,di
;rS,ysS seik (ssn saT smssf!sssd sse's''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

LOADED BARGE SUSK.-A barge freighted with
coal Ia tow Of the Highlander sprung leak aud sunk
on Tuesday opposite New Patz Landing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

ATrtnpr TO CosxrI SUIcIDk.--A German ..a,a a,sd
Fr1reis Wc-tbiug, sfslicted with io.sIEs
70 ians kimssif co Tnursasyi 10 ,as - $500 .onI
eSasee Of I;n 40 ncsrv.d BIN 70 tie SNeost Die
t-ict Ccat. wt,re ho ~ placed IA 'asfs' 81 ~
CsSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

u It's cay that viii orses iot Of sev,ot5 ave fe',
ho,t by ote hundred feet deep, They la.ts 1,e If
~ fay horsss u Hsv.Yctk aiope,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19

SHOCKING AND FATAL AcCIDEHT.-Ransom Ken
dali young abou. twenty years Of age of Oak
Ridge 10 tie of Warwsrsing Ulster recently
killed by the accidental discharge Of his while out hunting
The contents entered his breast killing him INSTANTLY