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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

ard Know Netbipg strength into the ned cia,;nton
gratis car row obtain consolation from the s''nns''n
vote let them by all means. ,.,.yu ,,,.n
To conclude, speak from Terso.1l knoE,.g ;i
cav that not only Stonipeon lbsplsoea aI.o,,
bu oh E,9t,rn Connecticut ifthe Presdentla election
49, -" - ~, r,o~row would irorease the vote which
III gave I'D No'enOo' ''' TRUTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

n. tie Edi'o, Of The n. y. TyitSs.
SIR-The story has prevailed In Connecticut Demo
cratic circles that Mr.. Holley, Union candidate for
Governor would lose his own town. Salisbury. His
majority il Salisbury was tyseven. VOTER
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prrp RIVER, Conn, April 9, 1857.


.. a. Fate, y TasH " TSsSs~
H." R.nnbIcans in this i'd District have
cik: Iae.nnf 10, member of Congress by default
%ors sbsn enough were absent from the polls az is evil
snn, Nv rsrring to the registry s TO have elected
,ha penubljcan candidate by ahandsome majority. 1t
uv ,b "a he regretted "a consider the election Of
.rnh nan az the successful candidate reproacb and
d;sersoe 10 the Land of Steady Habits. lie will not
sorpIe to go the whole length for Slavery and Border
Rufiansm. ONE WHO KFOws
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ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, April 9, 1857.

Mr.. LEANENW ORTIZ reported complete, the bill
fXbg the terms If Office of the Canal Appraisers and
the bill WA read third me passed Provides for
three Az preisers a. now hut that they sha be cas
fedoDe for one year, one for two years aud one TOR
three yesrs; the vernon to designate. Their saly
to be 81 GOO year and travelling expeIses not to tx
coed $500 per year.
MIR. FOOT asked unanimous consent Of the II ,use
to make the report of the Joint Committee on the Dfed
Scott cecision.
The bill accompany ing cent 70 the Committee of
tie hole.
MIR. H. BAKER reported the bill to extend the pro-
vifions of the lag in relation to aliens
Mr.. FOOT called up the Resolutions proposing 10
Amend the Constitution to 70 organize the Court
Of Appeals and the County Courts.
The resolutions we're lost some weeks since and the
question their reconsideration.
The motion 20 reconsider was carried.
Mr. FOOT tnen moved to reconsider the vote. made
when last up, adopting the amendments requiring q
concurrence Of five JUDGES on all coLstitu;iona ques
Mr. FOOT moved 10 amend By requiring a concur.
renee Of four Of the sx Judges, on such questions
Agtted to.
molten Wac also made to restore the original term
OF Office Proposed for Appeal Judges-tseve inste sd
CT Elk Years.
The motion to reconsider lost; and tn, term re-
NAMED at FIX years, and the classification two, four
Mr.. SPENCER called for division of the iesolu-
tiOus.
Those relating to the Court of'Appess were lost, SO
to %.
Couiis, wss iost, SO to ~.
The bill from the Sci ate in relation to weight mark,
aud tsIe cssts and packages on motion OF Mr.
KETCHAM, referred TO tbs Committee on Commerce,
with power 10 report complete.
Tie House vent iuto COMMITTEE of the Whole Dir.
RAW son IN the chair, the bill relative TO the sp
pontmen of Commiss ones of Jurors in the County Of
Kings. Progress.
Tie same Committee took up the bill TO smend the
Asscssmt nj laws Progress.
Also, TO amend tie General Supervisor law.
Recess to C'clOck.
AFTERNOON sEsstoS.
Mr. FOOT moved for q reconsideration Of the vote
on the oil for the relief Of Broadway, New YORK.
Ruled cut If order.
The Assembly Apportonmept bill vas then taken up
in Committee Of tie Whole, and ordered 20 a third
reading.
Tie senate AppOrtionment bill was also ordered to
a third reading.
Tie bill recognizing The Board of Port Warden' in
tie port OF Ne~Yok was agate t-sen up, aud after
en- smen6mebt providing that at east three raut,c s
men sbeu he appointed as Wagdens, wss read tnitd
| time snd passed.
Tie international Bridge bill was debated in Com
| uitee Of tie Whole and proeresr reported
The House wac then occupied fer the remainder
Of the Session in re..ctiDg the appropriation OIL OF
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The country continued in fernen in consequence
Of the elections. Few members mad been re'Irnea od'
tbe general appearances were in favor OF Lord Pal
merston's Government. VII,
. The Bosrd of Trade returns for February show an
increase of twenty per cent over last year. The I'M
norts chow decrease in bresdstufs, cotton, "copper"
ron tea; with an increase in provisions dyes, hides
timber, six, wool tobacco, and other articles, ABOUT
Sir John Mcneil had been offered baronetcy, or an
appoi1t EFT ss prvy councillor and choe the latter;
Col. Tulloch has been made Civil Knight OF the
Admiral Duudas hiss been appointed Lord Of Ad-
miralty c.5ou
MessIs. j b. Brown Co., snip owners In oandef-
land had failed with heavy liabilities. ;,
The Lordor and Eastern Banking Corporation DIS
closures were unfavorable.
The bullion in the Bank Of England had increaSed
Henry Cuthpg and John Lewis, sailors on the Guy
Mappering, had been tried before Baron Martin, IN
the Ass;ze Court al Liverpool for msnSlaushtef OF
sesmen ca board the ship, Cutting was acquitted aud
Lewis sc ntenced to four months hard labor
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list uci'os, to amend By providing to losn the money
20 the Couumirsicpers without interest Agreed 10 b.
con ent-bIIi paced.
To es,sbls6 BE conversation 81 Judges ofthe n.
cf Appeals - u 0D and Supreme Court 81 Gop l.,
Ger motion 10 reooumit the blu Was 90 ,ored =,
Mts,Fs. PATTERSON, CUYLER, HALE MADDEN.
snd rs,uIy supported b. M-srs. RAMSAY,
Dir. CCiLLks motion to recomni, ard amend b,
fIirg the AT ~ 500 for tie officers aboTenaned
vs adopted Bill smerded AID pessed
In relation to the publication OF exal notices
To INCORPORATE he Niagara Canal Navigation Com.
psny.
To authorize the City Of Brooklyn to r,se money to
Mr. HoTCHKISS called from tie tsbIe the resolu.
ton &C. ping the ten-minute rule.
Mr.. NOXON moved TO am-ud BY nssrpg " five"
minutes, al not moe than tgce on the same lbect
AZ r. ed to--reseptiOn adopted
Relative 10 the Office Of Auditor of the coal Depart
To amend the Revised Statutes. on the assessment
and collection OF taxes.
To establish bulk heads and piernes for the Port of
New.Yoik.
To amend the Charter of New.York City Yeas %
To establish regulations for the Port OF NsT-York
IL relation 10 the CoEles or Hallem Bridge.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. BROOKS reported complete the Metro politsn
Police bill; which was ordere1 to a third reading
Mr. G. 7. SMITH reported favorably the bill Incor.
poIating the Niagara Fslls Canal Co.
BIL5s PASSED.
Re atirg to the District Courts, NewYo,k.
AmenoiIg the Revised Statutes.
Relative TO the recovery and POSSESSION Of Real
Estate.
Mr.. UPHAM reported favcrably the several Canal
bills passed by tie Assembly.
SeveIai bills were then msde tie special order for
10 morrow.
After al Executive St ssisD, ar PETTY introduced
bill providing for the election Of ltcs of the Pesce
AID Civil Courts in New York, at The same time as the
charter election.
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ER ANCE.

Little was done at the Conference a. Paris on the
oath ut In regard to the Neufchatel question, the
meeting bsnf merely for the purpose OF receviog ine
propositions offered by the Prussian Representative.
Another meeting wss held the 25th to receive propo
ntions from the Swiss Envoy which materially differ
from those of Prussia No doubts but that set
Element viii be come 20 by mutual conc ssslons
The customs revenue for the past month shows
tihDg Increase. Al, H.
The sun mary of the new postal treaty with the
United Ststes had been plblisned.
The Commuters report on the Budget Tor Tue year
1858 had also been published. 1t recommends the
abolition Of The war tenth the registration OF du's
the abolition of the stamp duty printed notices and
prospectus g. and the impOst Of al annual tax OF ID
oentimes per 100 francs on transferable securities.
The revenue provided is ,76 900 600 francs the ex
penses being estimated at l,16,OOO,ooU leaving
90 600 600 surplus
II had been reported tdat the Emperor of Russia
never inteueed TO visi; Paris, but that the Grand
Duke Constantine W uld be there next month. .,
An edition against the ibyes, TO oe under me
command of Marshal Rsudeu had been determined
upon. .,,o,. ., E.,roo
Lopgwood House and Nepoleon's tomb az 81. Helena
A Cabinet Council had been held to consider Tue
que stion Of removing political prisoners cm Cayenne
TO healthier locality.
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. sr,ir,ss,s oss.- ,,oois .Se Oath q J,ha
.rai .lowa tcne il !sas city, wta q"
,aiG (, ts fpl CITY ysas etsgs'
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lAdYertlseLntnt.
l. TT So How SHALL WE BE ANSWERED.

Is 1T so !-llOW SHALL, We BE ANSWIht
Ia discussing the value Ct old DR. II JAMESs EXTRACT OF
CANSABIs ADCA remedy for Diseases OF tue throat su
r. spIaory Organs London Medical Journal cidentay re-
merks: Il Is often ad that Consumption disease OF the
North American climate; but this is err - true tsat
dis, much common III cold AN vain
regions But these diseases do not de pend eurey on tpea
latitude, drypes, or moisture Engad ihuier III
tature than Russia suffers much more nom
sun ption Spain higher latitude than France but uaes
more assumption. Holland and Belgium are lower tnsn
Euaaue less from Consumption New England ana
the Middle mder and drier than western hishs
on throughout the world and nd that Consumption does not
depend latitude longitude nconssncy OF temperature
Consumption d. pepds upon AIT han Natuie more upon
,ivzaton than upon cmat la highly civilized
like England France and the ned states amp
tion ICh and and proc eds from oer
excuses or pry Those who will seek 10 remove the
true Consumption will be CuKtD III spite oil clsse
ake The lib. saying That old DR. H. JAMESs ENtrdc
Caurabs iudca Is the only medicine o which wo have auy
that surely and speedily CoDsump ION add All
liver brain, heat and We may rs well eci
in the hacueyed but an this instance strictly rus assertion
that IL has been tried in thousands OF severe cise aud was
never known to fail "
1t medicine II toe day aud nothing can etard IT'S pro-
sre,s into general favor snd coLtid"Ice. - 8,
r the recipe telling nske the Extract OF Csnnabs
rdca in quantities for use) incOse four fo
&c Stamps Dr. Ii. J,Nfs, No 10 Grandst Jersey Cy NJ
J.,
tanned T. the pls0. at ~ bottle
N h. An.oBg cOunteIieitors Of Dr. III JAMEss
me- d.cue are NJ. Gregory of Cnambersst IN New-fork
CITY ana q person calling himself Rev. c. :. Burnett
The Old knows nothing about these wicked hd'n
turer except that they cheats and inpos;or.
Persons having any curiosity Dr. Ii. JAMES viii hnd
HIM Ut his residence
No 10 Grand st., Jersey City.
every day SUNDAY eNcepted), from . a m until p M
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AXIS. CUNN1NGBAMS NEW COUESEL
. Of TIE n. y. Tribune.

=, he Editor Of TAe n. y. Tribune.
srR In The Of the IL, init appeared the following
Mathew Hale Smith counsel for Mrs CunHir fhan
-. pyoourcd PEABODY writ of hsbcss IL
turnabe at Chambers OF the supreme Court at IL o'clock
te-dey sept and doub; the curious will largely A''
Of sight Of the interesting lady Her new coun"
:. brotbtT othe DR. Smith her neghbO who on tho tna
re that ne made the smells which peTvadcd BOND tree on
a nah Of the murder. Bot obese gentlemen were ofneiJ
nvrist miusterthe lawyer IN Boston, and the doctor "
Ancester Mass"
There is slight mistake in the last line bnt one NJ
Smith Universslist minister " in Boston nu' "
g..fc I'd. Conn., and in Salem Hsyerhl aud quincy 'i''
ard Brs;i!eboro'. VI He finally LEFT the Un'ef'a' '
some unpleasant experiences in the way oil ecc'esNo'
,,s and became minister Of the orthodox Congregational
I, L. that relation he ninsered in Boston, and also IN
Shus N H. He wrote several works against the mora zen
I,Dey Of Jniversasn One ofthese entitled unve"a'm
not Od was published and has been extensively circulated
BY the American Tract Society IL 1t hsd been entitled
Slavery Of God" could never nave 0een nCnoiea WIN
their imprint. L. y p"'"-H'
Habo,~I 8 1897.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

FATAL RUH-OvER ACCIDENT. Coroner ConnerY
held an inquest at No. 1872 Elizabeth street on the
body of Sophia Schlste, little girl seven years of age,
who was run over and killed on Saturday afternoon.
Henry Fischer of No. Franklin street, and az ice
caman, was delivering ice to grocery store in Eliza
beth street. When he stopped the cart, several chill
dren jumped upon the step to collect pieces of ice.
Fischer drove them away. but in few moments after.
ward while backing his horse, the children again ran
behind the vehicle, where the little girl Sophia fell in
fIopt Of the Wheel which passed over her. and caused
almost instant death. The Jury rendered verdict of
"Death by Injuries accidentally received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

Injured by THE ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF
PIsToL-Mr. William Henry Pearce, who has been
employed for a few nights past to take care of the
house No. 10 East Tbitysecond street, which was re-
Gently vacated on hearing unusual noise in the up
per part of the building and suppOsng that burglars
had 60, in, started up stairs with lamp 10 one hand
and loaded pistol ready cooked in the other when by
some accidental touch of the trigger the pistol WAS
discharged the bal striking the left hand and scerat'
irg it in shocking manner. 1t was subsequently, as
certaned that shower bath had been left running.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

RrpvpLIcAE COKvSHTIOES IN WEsTCHTSrER
Cous1r.-The Republican Dclega.es from the nus
81 GreepbuIgh, Harrison, Mamaroaeck, Mount Pleas.
ant New-Rocrels, N, nh Castle, Pelham, Poubrdge,
Rye, scarsdeie and White Plains composing the Sec.
ond Assembly District Of Wes'choster County,; met In
Convention day ct the Union Hotel White Plains.
The Republican Delegates from the towns of East.
chester, Westchester, Morrisenia, West Farms aud
Yonhers Composing the FRS, Assembly DISTRICT, AZ
semble Tomorrow noon, at Coopers Hotel, Fosdaan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

NEw-YoRK THIEvIs Oh THIiF TKAvIL'-Ac Ut
preCedetted crowd Of the Nesfcrk swell met geot
lsst week to Eniia 20 the hOrSe eLos eIpectin; to
reap bourifu harvest, but toe peo9le too cute
for them. The consequence was that most q them
got dead bruke and foupd it oicu,t to muster Gads
sufficient 20 brig them back 10 the city A cloud ci
them on Friday nigh! 4nd yesterday, sad VII
no coubt sooc be the s.est for the CD saces Tee
OILY thing they succeeded in cors a. Elmrs was ;ob-
bug b, okse!e! siv:e Of $50 w,r'h Of goods. oae
fellow, PANIED Big Jack Connolly s;teup'ed 10
esse a utxy man q 81, go. bet tie local detective
pabbod him N The act auo put hir in qGod. This
fuow /. the same described 10 the following dis
match to Deplty- ,ucerirtelceu. Carpenter Of this
CITY: n
A-.s. rn.r sbo-t 80 cd tee giIchss high dark
~, b.rk lock Gee. Hsck frT ts light .tupsi
80 r.t. ,,rps o. side H len IN to- le o'clock train for
NJ yo,t sh Fsh. squav, set veise h,i shI dus.e:
rim hiu sto.. 10: Of gcit ehsrs -
WV" "'' SPARKS Podce ofi,s:
G. nno!ly on thu. occasion, mstsged to csc pe To-
p.,l,r. soo. Ges At ts-sd Ctsiey Ja1-s 40
..,r rsr1s, r2ased X SIC s.a. SPlrk, vas ARRESTED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
BROOKE wv ITEMS.

MulTAEr A project is on foot to organize new
battalion. the uuceus Of which is 20 be the National
Guard Of ibis city TIE in;a:ory steps bayo already
been taken by the election Of Horace A. Sprague
Moior ard VIM. DeBevohe AGjutant
1Le 18th Regiment, N. Y. H., under the CON-
uaud Of Col Charles A. Hamilton, will make a regi-
meIel parade in the village Of Jamaica ID the course
Of ten days or @ fortnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

AccIpgxrs "A tnau named William boeH' .''''
ro a, Rev Ridge fell from the frort platform OF 900
of lbe Greenwood cars, ct The corner " -.
(,r,o .,-.e,. shot oe,ock on Saturday afternoon.
Ibe car passed over one Of hs hs'' er~"'us
low toe knee. He sk1L wss a-so u -, =, ar,
II" ,.to, 10 ,he CIV Ho-phs! BY Oficers Me-
Msb.a sud D.roa of TIE Third Precinct
rs'o.s Mn,r.y "a. s.;iou,y l,r'ei While 81 noSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
AdVtrtI-tlltHI,
EXAMINE YOUR SCALES.

An incorrect Scale will the very vits out OF an apPa
rently prosperous business"
Tet your Scale. thoroughly and found incorrect throw
aside and buy OF F,IRB,sSs celebrated SCALES the
uuiy,r.aly aspowledsed standard for correct weight.
NalehOnst, No l89 Broadway, Nes.1ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

MURDER AZ SUFFOLK CoUsrY:-Mr. Henry Null
ford .rue residing near the village Of Fast Hampton vhiis
on his way from Sag HARDER to his residence on Tuesday even
ing last shot by unkno person several balls sas
inc hi, head black arrested suspicion sad lodged
IN the County Jail Circumstances point very strongly toward
The efro a. The guilty party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
ADVERTISEMENT
Avn sEMrNTS DE To. NIGHT =ManaCer PCRDY

presents patrons with entertainment excellence sud
unequalrl in the city Mr. C. Foster Mr. g. L. Fox Mrs
II T. Nichols Chicni the Denier Brothers aud the
tire excellent Company sppcarng The musical scottish
THE LADY or TE LAHE snd the TURKISH drains OF
THF Forty THIEVES BE- performed with che pant mime
At THE MAGIC HANDS Intervening Songs, Chorses Duets,
Dancing, &c inter iersed in the programme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
lAdyerIsement.I
TrAa-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have a

hant every variety of TEAS for GroceI Tes Dealers and 7
rate farulss-Sogchons OOons and Young Hyson, fo<n
cent. 20 40 cents Gunposder and Imperial from 80
rcuts-su other qualities equally ow. Aso boxes % soo0
Family Yea Tor o dollar. CA and examine:
No. rs Chsth AN st bet en- Pearl snd Rooscyen-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

MEETlHG OF THE NEw-YoRK VOLUNTEERS Corr
sITTEKs.-Agreeably to notice from Gen. Ward Il.
Burnett, the different Committees appointed at the
last meeting of the New-York Volunteers met at the
Mercer House on Saturday evening last At 81 O'Clock
Adj. Gaines took the Chair. Lieut.. l.. r. Harrison
moved that all the transactipns OF the previous meet
iugs Z; the Committees should be read; motion car
red. TIE programme OF the reception was then an-
nounced as follows: "Tbo Scott Legion are to ar
rive by the NewfOrk Railroad. al about three oclock
an Moiday afternoon, September H. The New Ork
Volunteers, with their friends, parade in citilen,
clothes. with black bets and uusksts. After march
ing around through the principal streets, they then
proceed 10 the Mercer House to paIake OF collation..
On Tuesday the Peunsy vaDia Regiment visit places
OF note in the city and enyiron and On Invitation Of
w. H. Burton visit his rh,ser in the eyeo-
Ing. On molten, Genera! Ward was appointed
committee of one to fire salute the Battery on
the snisa Of the PenDsylsauans. Some discussion
took place to the dler nj details Of the reception
DUNG which the names OF Edtidge, A. A. Poi lip.
and l. a. May we're proposed to be added to the FL
nance Committee. IL was aoHoEnced that 500 had
oeen raised toward meeting expenses, and the FL
nance Con ni,tee sarcGiuc Of beog able n raise
sIWV THIS week. The meeting adjourned :" Tuesday
"e@2S neat, ater tgTiaS ,-.tlcst az ,ovdaHoa to
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fAdvertisement 80
Hn,pnx U.Yrry FEMALE ACADEMY. Ch

CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY, Cherry
y,I,v NyNext session begins on 9Th Of Noysmber For
Cst.2gurs apply to RIPLKY Co, No "a Pes', Ne~f"rf
or address tte Principals. -
j. A. FowLZg,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

FIREMAN Enthusiastically afternoon, as Eu-
CINE Company No. II proceeding up Hudson
street to III alarm Of fire 10 the Third District James
Brewer, ole of the members lost his footing aud
dragged along distance thereby receiving
injuries to his face and hands. lie taken home
by bis associates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

ATTEMPT TO RoB.-Patrick Carroll was arrested on
Friday prb IN the complaint Of Christian Vontrsmp. whs
that the accused him In Bedford and de-
manded hi, money. He was held fora hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
IAdyertseusnf.

GAS. CAs.-Some new and beautiful styles OF
Jus, out for the Fall trade also, new Patent
Gas Purifier that wu 10 cent toe consumed Csu ~
'-' e'' ARcnER, WAEsEt Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07
Advertisement.
To SMoKpRs AND CHEWERs.-FOr purifying

To NNOkFKo AND CHEW EIsS'--1 OF putty IIS
the month after smoking chewiuz FosrAISEs CREAM oF
WILD FLOWERS the efectus dsntitrces 10 use
the teeth ghens the and mpNts 70 tse
breath an agreeable fragrance. r. O. FoSrANE Coz NO So
Broadway and No. Astor Hou'e, Ne~-fok sodd oy Gil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

USIoS SABBATH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION OF SING
SNG-Tbe Sabbath Schools connected With tho var.
GUS Churches of sing Sing and vicinity, purpose
having their third annual pic mic tomorrow Tuesday,
Sth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

ARREST OF LIGHIERsAs.-On Saturday hisn'
Oficefs Gfeather ard Bentley, Of the FIRST ffec'uc'
Porc. arrested lich.eruen named Simon fHhef Oh
the compsln. Of Mr. a. LiEdell Gu chs-ge 0! sana
.srceIy Fisher was employed by Charles Bfaaiey' o.
No l05 Bold-stieet 10 transport wheat, ara II IS d
legged .ha b. eubezzIed ter bsgs Of wheat WINCH He
cold t. NJ. l.rdt,.. Committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

NUIsAsCEs THAT NEED LooKISG ALTERING
would direct the attention of the City Inspector to
some dead hogs, lying in cellar at the NJ +. corner
of 3Sth stree. and Sd avenue, in bad condition The
pggery at No. 4S West Both street, also requires look
ing after. People in the vicinity making loud
complaints agains. it, as being an nsuferable
nuisance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

CoURT STATIsTICs.-Tbe number of cases tried be-
fore Justice Feeks in the Fifth District Police Court.
during the mouth Of August was llS-of which nun
Der IS were FIR intoxicaton 30 for assault and bat
terry 10 for vagrancy and II tor diorderly conduct. or
the whole number "a were discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

STREET RoBBrRY--An elderly lady who was wa,t
ing III South Seventh street Jersey City, on lhardsy
afternoon wss pushed down by man VINO wa cisd
in the Of aborer who snstched her purse, con-
tanning sc, with which he escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-07

NoaIN.rioS The "Amerceu" party in the fn
teeuih wsrc Of Brooklyn met ou Friday evening" sno
nour ated Robert Marshall rope-maxer, to the 0fne'
Of Aldermen 70 fill the vacancy.