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,,,,.r,,c OF NETWORK SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

ntEriYG OF NETWORK SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The quarterly meeting of the City Sunday Scnoo'.
s,c;e.y Of The Methodist Episcopal Church was ne'u
on Monday evening n the Central NJ. T.. Cnu'oa'
seventh avenue, near Fourteenth street. Previous :"
soc.cck the church was densely filed with 'o!
nshiopable congregation, great part Oh "hoil 49,
lsoies The services were opened WIN P,,ay Gangs
Rev M LEWIS, after which The heV. a.. nv
sss introduced TO the meeting. nc oo -"od vori
ssyipg he feit it pleasure aSsys W 10y 80, hsfn,s
a. oooS cnnse He regretted not having DeioIe
them the reports Of the Sunday SCHOOLS ~ 'o a.
they nigh, be of benefit TO BIN, ana Js.e onl;o,v
means Of Metbodsm eaai9 Snndsy Shool had every
,h;no' IN !, N commend it To them. Chlloren are
gathered sometimes he Fad, 10 court aau S.. .
IN stsbss Sunday Schools attracted oul NIUE 'he mo-
a. 81 - x,ord; vet humble Is might be their origln
" A.. their results observed and the nature
N ~ ,"ssns found changed. few years ago ne had
oceaso, 70 deliver an address in sta6le-Cnr'staoty
Fan there and the head OF Metnodsm was
int pilowtd in a manger. From that school
there sprung up fire church, and such he I'm
pressed upon them would be always the case.
In passing the business streets Of New-fork struck
him that very one he met wished tooutwt MS heish
bor A keen battle of wits was always waged Oe
tween them but dealing with children was quite
different thing 10 dealing with men. He had more be-
lief TO brig Christian faith to bear upon the chiiden
than be bad upon men or gown people. III ne coud
only fores,s the de vii and 10 those virgin helds SOW
the good seed the public at large would be benefited
by il. He thought the preventive remedies of the
Church did more than the punishment OF tue law: the
Sunday Schools cost but little, while the als and pua-
ishment cost thousands. The Rev. gentlem p)ke
at considerable length ard occa ion. lily made very
touching aud impressive remarks, which appeared to
carry with them their due weight to the audience.
VIM. GLAND Bourne, Secretary TO the New York
Sunday School Societies, was next introduced. He
followed in the same path Of the preceding speaker
enlarged upon the benefits both to religion and society
socruipg from the Sunday Schools, and concluded by
exhortiDg them to leave neither time, labor
ton untried to support them.
Several school teachers then admitted to have
their love feast and each them had their say touch
ing their individual experience of Sunday Schools.
When, after prayer, the meeting separated.
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CITY ITEMS.

AMOUNT OF TAxEs REcZwED.-The severe financial
pressure of the last few weeks affects the receipt Of
taxes as well other departments of business though
hardly to the extent might suppose. Last year the
tax books opened the 10th of September, and
during the fret eight days the aggregate sum Of
SIG, 600 was paid in. This year the Receiver of
Taxes prepared to receive his patrons eight days
earlier than last year. but they have not treated him
with an equal iberaty. The receipts thus far for the
corresponding days of 1856 have only reached $7 OOO
Yesterday, Dir. Dyckman of Mr. FIaggs ofics re-
deemed about 100000 of the ci'ys indebtedness in
the form of revenue bonds.
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THE TURF.

CEyTREVILLk CoURsE, l.. I-TRerTIyg-Thcs-
dag, Sept Is, lS57-Match = 900, three mile heats,
10 wagons:
5. McLsughlins blk. Lancet. ]
Ii. Woodruff b. m, Rose Of Washingtcn...2
Time-7:55a-S:0S1.
UNION CeuRsE, l.. Tuesday, Sept.
-, l857-Match 8 900. three mile heats, to wagons
J. ID. McMsnns O. g. Prince. /
Geo. Spicer's b. 9. Lantern.
1ime-7:53,-7:5
Same D0y-Match for $500, mile heats in harness:
D. Pliers b. m. Quakeress:: :.............1
w. Pesbody's b. IN. Lady Wheeler..........2
Time-S:08l-S08.
Same 3ny-Mstch 5000 mile heats:
Owner. black colt. ................'..........d
Time-3:le-3:II.
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THE VOLUNTEERS AND THE SCOTT LEGION.-The
Scott Legion enjoying themselves amazingly during
their brief sojourn in the city. Yesterday morning
they escorted by the Volunteers headed by Gen.
Burnett and Col. Hall, to Greenwood Cemetery where
they paid marching salute to the tombs of the de-
ceased Volunteers. They returned to the city about
o'clock, when they made preparations for visit to
Buttons Theater in the evening, special invitation
having been rendered by Mr.. Burton. They still so
jouin at Tammany Hall.
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Advertisement

DIR. r. GOODALE for many years has devoted
the investigation Of the causes. location symptoms
and effects Of Caoyh disease which has received but little
attention from medical aud which hes been BY
hish authority iaeuTaA.
The success which hiss attended the application ofDr Coop
AIRS remedies impels him to sdopt the most widespread
dum 10 advertise public q the entire esbitJ Of the
des,e and him in saying that Ia all t phases aud
forms Il Is within the reach Of remedial sscnts- Once No
Sa5 Bro.dwsy, n Y. Hour, g n TIL tp H.
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TAdvettisemert.

PURDYs NATIONAL THEATER.-Io- night an
other pleasing entertainment IL TO Be stvaa o. tn;
Thester consisting of the Opera Of Nashville toe e
PsntOn Of TaE MAGIC and D.au. q ing Weed
viii dane Mr. j. Coanor AID Mr.. Il. W. Ellis viii snt o
tw, en- the pieces aud tia Dener Brothers vii .c
beautiful RestuIas. A greater variety Of sa'ensnn'
no. be found In ksw.Yef
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LAW LNIELLIGEYCE +

TUE STREET COMMISSIONER iMBEoiaL A..
SUZANNE COURT-SssoIAL TrRa-'Eer'
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

CRY MoRTALITY.-The Health Officers report
from the h the rh Of September Of the number OF
in the City Of Brooklyn. follows; Mses So fe%ses %
Tos Isl. OF thess mer, 49, boys 10 women III sis
A. OF the diseases Cholera Infantum q Marssmus Is
Convulsons III Disease of Brain Isl Consumption IL; pi
rhes Debility and Inflammation Of Lungs each Congestion
of Lungs Scarlet Fever and Sborr each &C. OF these %
and under 80 from years 10 from 2to
to 40; from 20 TO O from 50 to 60 10 from CD to e ON
90; 80 60 and from leo OF these. l2
and Of
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fAdyetienseut |

To MEcH.Ncs.-Ify you knew just wtstyOu were
capable Of doing you might improve your oo1'on .'
cor dition Of those about YOU by asenhoa
know not what eap do til learn capacities Gail o..
Prof FOWLER No. sos Bs0adwsy and hs'A y'nr hess eh
antned.
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OPprs.rIos OF A CATHOLIC PRnsT-The tsv.
Geo. H. Doane, son of Bishop pane tEpisc9p:2, Of
This state. and convert 10 the Roman Csthohc
Church abort year since, having recently returned
from Rome, was Yesterday ordained a priest N st:
Pstricks Cathedral in this city. in the presence OF
very large congregation. The services. whcA lated
three hours and half, very impressive They
were conducted by iBirhop Bsyley. who ntoned the
Portiscal High Mass, duIing which Mr.; Dsase was
ordained. The sermon Wa preached by Father Hew-
lit Redemptorist from Baltimore, and treated OF the
sacrament Of Pepance sl toe power Of the Offices OF
p,ie,thood. The Other services were Conducted by
Ar. Lyman, deacon, NJ. Gsysse sqedasooai Faths o.
Besucevin, ssaistant PRIEST Dir. Nehgsa, assn'sht %
The ordained priest, and Father MeCpaid, master 81
ceremonies Oftha clergy in the ALTA, Eve were sea
ver,s from the Protestant faith. ssd among distin-
srished persons psssert was eKBsaOp Ives OF NpItn
Carolina Mr. DDane vii. be attached to st. PAtack s
Cathedral. Newark Daily Advertiser, Sept H.
JaueA Cwrsr Michael Cuusa AID Eleo Cols s
were fnse e sas yesterday By Pa order BEDFORD 10" '"s
la.a l. fs,.. iiy
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TAdvertisemecsi ,,.,, ,r
TUE WyLSH NGHTING/LE'S SrCCkss.-L


.u.cess Of Mia L. l. Williams Rsrnam's hesam = mSs.
eded and beyond all 'edsn Her soss md sssnin
the applause is Extraordinary She ehssAhns se's Nh
her bal "a singing in costume Is admrsbe
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Up to IL O'CLOCK last Bight all was quiet.

NIcARAGu . TRAssII COMPANY AFFAIRs-ARRE'T'
on HE CHARGE or SLASDER.-Yesterday afternoon,
Ur6er Sheriff John n. Frsrcis of Hudson County
arssted r. +. kirkpatrick, in jersey City, On writ
issued at the suit Of W. r. c. Webster, on charge of
SANDER The damages are laid at $4,000. On Mon
day ever Mr. Francis arrested Syvanus d. Spencer
At the suit of Mr.. Webster, on the same charge, in
which case he claims damages to the same amount
$50 OOO Bail was fixed in each Gaze at go OOO in de-
fault of which they were committed to the Hudson
County Jail These suits arise out Of the controversy
between M. Webster and Commodore Vanderoilt
relative to Nicaragua Transit Company affairs.
The parties ARE sted are charged with having made
statements to Mr.. Vanderbilt to tho injury OF Mr.
Webster.
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o. u. A.-The order Of United Americans held their
Annual Se..on in this city Monday evening last.
Every Chspter in the State represented. The at
tendance was unusually large. The following officer.
were elected for the ensuing year
G. s., W. b. Lewis of No. H.
G. lst c., W. T.. Bakeney Of No. l6
G. 2dC, A. III. Hsmblin Of No. 81
6. c. Of the C., H. 8. Banker OF Nc. "A.
@. C. C., ii. ID. SbsrIat Of No 10.
G p c., ]. S. Shelby Of No. &c.
6. C. of the T., J. T. Dickinson OF No. /.
q. S. at Arms, j Purdy Of No. 8.
Grand Executive Committee-J. A Lucas OF No. I c.
Stiles of No. 3d. A. H. Keech of No. o. d. l.. Northrup Of
No. &C.
Representatrs TO the Arch CAdaeery Of The United States
Simeon BALDWIN of No |; Louis A Cohen OF No. 81
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fAdy.tisemen..! II
DIAPEANEOTAPE.

aIsa. Dssusrreoty pes "a al the eOess oiisl 'ae I
usotypss At Roors GsLLEsT No. $780, ,,,nsn,rsp
image and "a 1aia. the 'aifse 49,
iniiyieGsi;y the certainty OF Ss:sininS rf'V
ahsoiu.s.
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PUBLIC XEE1INGo'
u.,,ssIoyFRs OF EXCISE.

-, u."yrT, and HoLaEs reepa,ted the farce
heesTs. hssNLsh i;nc and meeting together 10 the
se.,erosl o. Cour,Rcom City Hail. and cal'log on
CemmSn Yea. sSrsty seekers after licenses to ap
AZ ~ ns sDs be filed. None were present to ava,I
proaos ala "a the two Commissioners accor iipgly ad
once more to this day at the usual hoar
and place.
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[Advertisemeati
EDWARD H. Dixon, M. D., Editor OF tho
sc.re Operating and Consulting Surgeon, No. u 5hs~
OnkA hours from 10 8 I TO 5. and 7 70 eveninsa
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(AdystssseoAeas.I

THE AuTUMk Hal.
Tss ..ssn,iou q 0ps,en-n 10 pnttcasT5 "'"'a '-'
bcs't'<-l and va ssusssvs hs' fet Au'SmSS "a
n 30 Broadway.
O. e.9hTpA 1KA
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tAiyertisemeu ~ ,

IAfvertlsen"fdt
CLOCKS.
BRoEE,y,
PAsAy Sr,Tu,Ry.
VAsrs, &c.
Of Gev aud beautiful s-asus. just received By
y. v HAceHwogs L Co.
Broadway aud Btocmest.
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street pear avenue laying the pipes for the Brooklyn
Wserworks struck yesterday for higher They had
been receiving 81 % per day which rsduced TO per
day In consequence Of this fight occdred in that locality on
Mopcay afternoon but did result seriously Yesterday
morning the Deputy Superintendent Of Police took posse OF
the ground and the first appearance OF disturbance
PROMPTLY dueed IT, No arrests made aud the ponce
aiming short time dispersed leaving s things quiet
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TROUBLE EXPECTED AT THE BERGEN TUSNEL-
PAYDAY, But No PAY.-Monday was the regular
dsy for paying off the 200 workmen employed upon
the tunnel of the NewYork and Erie Railroad at Bet
gen Till; but Mr.. Mallory, the contractor upon the
work, although holding good paper to the amount Of
$3.50 co., was unable account of the StriDgency Of
the money market to rase tue S35 600 with which to
pay Of the workmen. This caused much dssatisfac-
tiOn and the men quit work Ii had been anticipated
for son time that this payday there would bs a
revival Of the war between the Connaught men and
the Munster men, known az Corkonans. IntimatiOns
TO this effect have been made. About three weeks
ago so great was the probability Of outbreak be.
tween these two factions that Mayor Carpenter OF the
City of Hudson organized police force to suppress
any trouble at its commencement IL IL now expected
ID ut there will be difficulty. special meeting Of the
Board of Aldermen of the City Of Hudson held on
Monday evening at which Mr.. Mallory, the contractor,
and the Roman Catholic priest were present tor consul
iation rdsy large special police force was being
organized and Sheriff Beatty had made a reputation
upon all the military of the county to be in readiness
if wanted. Mr.. Moran, the President of the New.
York end Erie Railroad Company, was on the ground
ard addressed several hundred of the workwes, e1-
planning to them the nature of the emoarassTsnts
usder which Mr.. Mallory Is laboring
F. SIN the afternoon the contractor succeeded in
rsisipg $4,000 ia New-York, with the prospect Of
realizing the remainder to-day suficien; to pay of
the men.
Up TO IL O'CLOCK LAST night all quiet.
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stPERIOR COURT Ia csssssas-SeSt H-se''S'~sS
Sacssos -. -xSs~s
C,iuo.e sgt. Bssks-Moton sraS,sd. oe' ""'
costs Order 90 10 set&srd ~ me No.. IN Iusis,s
0sassAL p ga --fsesest Cbiet yusSSs WV "" ~
h.,. s. s; ss, J.; Ssas fsc1eqa -
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Gro. SAUNDERS METALLIC TABLET STRor,
the eldest ard .ppo- article 80 having sec bets,s
the Ole tee sst IS The seCure ca b detained q
J. S ssssorss Store only e, No. A'ior Ho-ss
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The Newsrk Daily Adrertiser Gays that new cors-
te,feit s. on the Morris County Bank about 10 maze
is appearance.
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Third District Police Monday night charge o. stealing
watch from Anyre W. Deuc1. shoemaker residing IN Al
auc STREET Is all. sed that he went into the place OF COM
psnan. and alter conversny while went out immediately
after which the watch missed Held for examination.
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CRY TAxEs.-Tbe following the rates Of taxa
ton tor the several Wards and towns Of Kings County
fer the ensuing year
NEWvJE.RSEY II,EIMS.

JsJuYcTroS UPON THE WATER COMMISSIONERS -
On Monday, an Injunction Issued by Chancellor VIII
hanson was served upon the Water Commissioners Of
Hobokep, restraining them from further proceedings
in contracting for waterppes and for laying them, and
from negotiating the proposed wafer loan Of $6o, OoO
It was issued at the suit Of the Mayor and Council Of
Hoboken. There is a strong party in Hoboken op-
posed to the contract which has been made With the
Jersey City Board. The Hoboken Land and Improve
ment Company, of which Mr. Stevens is principal, Is
the promiI ent influence in the opposition This Com
pany owns much unimproved property in Hoboksn,
and this water tax will impose surface tax Of y 50
spon each vacant lot II was the design of the Com.
mssorers to have all things ready for the introduction
of water by the LIST of December next but these pro-
oeedpgs will delay the contamination Of their plan.
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ALLEGED FALSE PRETEssEs-ARREsT cS TAILOR
ByTRApE AND LAWYER BY PRoFEssIoS.-Offce
Davis attached to the Jeferson Market Police Ceurt
yesterday morning arrested one Thomas brennan
charged BY John B. Holmes of No. 2S9 Broadway,
with having on the 18th of November, 1856, felon'
iouily and by fa.e and fraudulent pretense, obtained
from said Holmes hs sigrsture to title decd Of real
estate property, by which said Holmes was cheated
and oerauded out Of real estate of the full value Of
81 900. Mr.. Holmes alleges that Brennan proposed to
purchase and did purchase from. him one hundred
acres of land situated in Saratoga County, State OF
NewYork, for the sum of 81 c0o and il payment for
which the complainant received several promissory
notes ard verbal promise topsy $500 in cash on the
day the deed was delivered. Brennan represented
that he abuDdantly able to pay-that he va, tbs
owner CT stock Of goods in the store No. 50 Canal
street. that all the interest and bushes. of the sto,s
belonged 10 him. The complainant further alleges
that Bre took the deed with his consent unser
the preteLse If showing it to hs partner, aud retsra
ing with it in few pts aud paying the $500 cash
but he never returned.
ThOu "a Brennan, in his examination. Gays: an q
cit Of law IS years Of sse and borr 10 Ire
land; l am not guilty; M. Holmes came TO nv store
n No. 1853 Catal street and ssked NE If wished 10
nurchase sou.s land told him did not wait any a.
the time; be cane again and made him silt of
c,othes, al which time hs again spoke Of the land
that be did not want any money-thsi he would take
out in clotbes either for himself or 10 dis order she
smoupt Of co.ass wsrs 10 be in four suits 90 each
7 agreed 90 10 Dc; he nsde IN appointment ct his
40, instance that wvala usst him Of his Office No.
900 Brosdvsy; { west tssrs; GOT Coznssl0s Buns5
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Jsues Cwrsr, Michael Cuusa AID Eleo Colsl
were fnse e sas yos,erdsy By Pa order Bed'ro 10" '
loo q l.. Jst.<y City o. Sunday.
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Dover. The Cocheco Company will
continue their business rs usual. The
description OF goods manufactured by
them, although doubtless somewhat atfee-
tel by the high price OF cotton, and the
general depression Of business is such as
to command ready sale at all times.
DKArn OF rnE VENERABLE DR.. TnoA-
Is Dick. The papers received BY the
last steamer announce the demise OF the
venerable and excellent Thomas Dick, l..
l.. d., the eminent Scotch writer, author
OF The Christian Philosopher" and seve-
raj other ethical and religious works,
which have met with great acceptance
and popularity. He had attained the
ripe old age OF eighty-three.
MISSOURI The st. Louis Republican
Democratic) of the 18th gives returns
rom lO3 counties, G5 OF them official
These returns give Rollins 273 majority.
The five remaining counties gave Buchan-
an 133 votes over Fillmore, but it is con-
cedcd that the vote for Governor will be
much closer.
The Intelligencer OF the same date
claims that Rollins Is surely elected, and
gives him, in lO3 counties, plurality of
SAL.
SAD AFFAIR -GIRL FRIGHTENED TO
DEArn. In Denmark, Me-, August LIST,
a man named Grover shot dog that was
5. anding near little daughter OF Mr..
John Blake. She was Immediately seized
with nervous spasms, continually clinging
10 her father, and crying that she should
be shot, dc. This continued until Tues
lay morning, when in the afternoon she
died. There is no doubt in the minds OF
those competent to judge, who saw the
child, that her death was caused by frish,
from the shooting OF the dog by her side.
Grover has been arrested and committed
to jail.
NEwBURrPoRr. In the Police Court
ON Monday morning, Joshua Goodrich, a
native of Alfred. Me-, for some years
resident ofTopSfeld, and now ofNewbury, |
Was changed by his daughter, with incest,
and with rape though the latter was not
alleged in the official complaint. The
Herald saws that Goodrich is good look
in, man, Of large size and strong power
iul limbs, 81 years OF age, with a wife,
who was by his side, disbelieving the
charge, though she admitted to the officers
that she had suspected him, and for charg-
ING the ofencehad beenpersonally abused
BY him-much harder looking, and some
wears his senior. The girl, who is IL
years old, testified in a straight forward
and the father was committed to
Jail, in default of $4,000 bail, TO take his
trial at the Court of Common Pleas at
Lawrence, in October next.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION. Il LIVES Losr.-
On Friday night collision occurred botwoer
New Haven and Falksn Island, l.. /. Sound
between the freight and passenger propeller
j. n. Harris running between Norwich and
N. York, and the steamboat Metropolis, on
the way from Fall River TO New York with
. large number Of passengers. The Metro
polls ran into the propeller, which was 20
much injured that il soon after went down,
when twelve persons on board were drowned.
The Metropolis was not materially injured.
Her Passengers and cew are all safe.
The lost Of the passengers arc the wife
and child Of A. L. Smith Of Brooklyn, Miss
Gordon, daughter Of Geo. Gordon, New
York; John, Elizabeth, and Mary Smith,
children Of Capt. Smith Of the propeller, .
gentleman, his wife and child whose nance
are unknown. The loss OF the crew are
Stephen Prentice of New London, mate OF
propeller: Geo. Allun, deck hand; Mary
Wiihers, chanbermiid Ann Willis, cook.
Capt. Smith himself was badly injured at
the IN ,nent Of collision, and was taken 10
New York in tn Metropolis. A passenger
vi the Metropolis, George Tappn, be.Onging
ia New Bedford, died very suddenly, OF
apoplexy, at the time the collision occur.
red lis wife was on board ut the time.
The j. n. Harris had 25 persons on board.
The Metropolis lay by the spot until day.
light. in the hope Of saving others. Among
the saved are the engineer and four Of the
crew.
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o. Bangor paper announces the pro-
gr,lmme Of arrangements at the State Fair,
soon to come of in that city. This Fair 10
to be held September 29th and 3Oth, and
October lst and End. The programme for
the several days is generally announced as
follows: On Tuesday, the several commit.
tees will call upon the Trustees in session at
the City Hall. and gil any vacancy which
may exist, and proceed to the examination
of the departments entrusted to them. and
make their decisions. On Wednesday, there
will be drawing match for horses and oxen,
u trial Of speed of horses, and in the evening
meeting of tho Pathological Society. On
Thursday, there will be blowing match ut
I o'clock, ladies riding at . clock, and
another trial Of horses att o'clock. On Fri
day, the premium stock will DO discharged
after being ranged and led around the course,
then another trial of speed, sale Of stock,
6c.-S,ate Of Name. 4
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DEAru or EUGxNE SUE. Under our tele-
graphic head yesterday morning, was an
nounced the death Of this celebrated French
novelist. lie was born in Paris in 1905
Ills ia,her was professor of anatomy, who
died several years agO, leaving the SON 4 con.
siisu.hl, estat'. Ills mother has since mar
ried DIR. Nathani / Niles, formerly Of B,s.
ton, and Tor several years Charge dAGnres
at Sardinia. Sue himself studied medicine,
aud made number OF voyages rs naval sur
geon. Heaiterwards led very eKtrnyagln'
life, squandered the whole of his patrimOny
and under the pressure OF necessity, began
writing romances. He was the author .!
\. Mathilde, or the Memoirs Of young
Woman" the Mysteries of Paris" th,
Wandering Jew ac.-PoriiaHd Ad,u
hser.