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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
RAILROADS.
0oeanee,. .Aes-rwse~esooese

See0o0oet sAep0ooDeoeeSsSS
an and after n,naa. Nay nth iess, and .ntu
Ofurther notioc trains viii iesve AOcA IslAad oaiy
Sundays excepted, - foovs:
list NATL train ~
% freight I'D
"a night express '0r. =.
Trains arrive st Roeh IslssA ds,,y, osndsys e.
ocpted, follova:
1ss night empress - I'D =.
I'd frelght trsins ~ SWH y.
81 natl train NJ oSoF =.
All trains over this road are In direct oonnexcn ~
chicago with trains both tho Michigan southern
Michigan Central, Pit,sbors, Port Wayne and Chics-
70 Mail Road 70 and from Detroit, Tossa0,
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Ittsboren,
Lunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Pals, Albany, New 1ork,
Philsdelphia, Baltimore and Wellington. Also ~
LAaAlle with trains Of the Illinois Central Ros6-
North 70 aeoa and South 70 D. Louis and Cairo, 70
which places tchets can be procured of
w. b. Gremnelle, ficket Agent,
Agents, y. y. Depot, Rock Island.
Passsneers sre reminded Ut the neonsstty Of gvtne
dstnct directions 70 the destination Of their bag
gsge also 70 tckets before takns their sess
Ia oars the conductors collect fsrcs ONLY 70 Ste
lions on the line Of the Chicago ARock Island raroed
JOHN p. TRACY, Superintendent.
". n. WurnAs, Asst Sup't.
nOct Island, May. Is. 1875 tdtfl
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Milwaukee aud WatertOWn Il Il
WINTER ARRANGEWRNT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
An and after Monday November 25lh, Passenger
" Trains this Road will run as follows:
First train leaves Watertown 1t $40 A NJ arriving
In WAterf ,wn NJ 3 AN S,coui Train leaves Wa
tertown nj rs ~ arriving At NateItown at $50
First Train leaves Milwaukee al s; is y arriving
at Watertown At ll;t9AM Second train leaves MIL
wsukee 1T 6,25 arriving At Wstertown ut $50 \
CONNECTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee, and
Chicago Railroad TO q ht 20 the ns- via Michigan
Southern, cleveland Toledo Cleveland and Erie and
New York and krie to New York city; thence via
steamer Q Vanderbilt and Plymouth Rock to Boston :,
also connecting at Chicago with Michigan Central,
Great Western, Canada, New York Central to New
York city; thence via New York ana New Haven
CONNECTlNG-6OIN0 WEST.
At WStertown with Stages to Oak Creek, Dodge
Centre, waurun, Berlin, Beaver DAM Fox Lake.
Portage City Portland, Waterloo, Hanchetville, Sun
Prairie, Columbus. Otsego, W. ocena, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Waterfowl at 800 \. and Milwaukee
p w. FOWLER, Genera Al Superintendent.
Nil yankee, Nov. IA, 1887 0tl3dU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

WATER WHEELS.
vANDEwATERS
Recently Improved Jonval Turbine
water Wheel.
Once, No. 81 South Clark Street,
CHICAGO.
T OFFnR this Improved Turbine Water Wheel to
The public with the fullest confidence and assu-
rance of ils
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER WHEELS,
without any exception. They are veil adaptsd to
land have been testei in) Mills VI al desr rpsions-
They give very
steady and UmifePm Speed,
And are vel adapted to very high % well a. very
low heads and falls. They viii wIrE we'll in back
water without any materi loss Of power, and arc
"a troubled with ice they are set inside Of the
forebsy and discharged underneath. II requires .
small amount q soaring 70 get up high speed:
nssde NO oiltns, and viii last for years. This Wheel
- capable Of yielding power Of from 70 TO IS per
ceas Of The whole power Of the water (according to
the degree Of finish Of the Whee) under high heads
and bills. and In al casss y 70 WARRANTED - work mp
% the power laid down IN the table and 70 give sst
facstoa when properly pat mp end ssarsd.
State, County Add Town tesltortes for salo
For further pasticuisrs circulars, which can D
cbtaissa as " Assnss 0ness Ne. o. oosts Glars
pSe.iy e. MspoueAII. AGA
MoU1T DA Fnll1LE COLL10E,
DAvmro0as IOWA.
1s1t yAt1 1qee9 = MA luseliuaan ~tSsssnp
tas III, ~; ia " -
~ MS~a Ss0k - ~..sa
IL - ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21

1858. Season Arrangonont. 1858
-01 THE
FAvonTTH, MISSISSIPPI RIVER PAoxEr
E N vO
Regular St. Louis. Keokmk, Bwyl;~gson.
Rock lsland, Davenport, Dubuque,
and 81. Paul Pocket.
sTVRH Llgl4 Draught and well known stesme,
ENVOY, u. O. ROE. Aastsr, 3. 4. LOCKE,
Nsrk, hes commenced running - Regular Packet
t. the above and intermediate points, coatianiug IN
the trade during the season.
Shippers may rely upon hsvtrg their freight han
died with grest care and dispatch, ard passenger
ore assured, In travelling upon the Envoy, Of beang
made always quite st hnne.
For Hrel9ht or Passage. apply on bssrd.
March - 1858 moAlo-dtf
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Illinois Central RailroaQ.

LNQR ST LOUIS, ALTON, LRAVBNWORTHO ITY
II Kansas City, Te re Haute, Evansville, vincennes,
recris Dcssar spIinsasla a. asonyills Naples
Aad oil points on tn. lower Mississippi.
Trans will leave the G rest Central Depot, foot Of
South water aud I.ale streets As follows:
Peoria, o.. l. 'us, Cincinnati and CARS Express ct
300 N Sundays excepted
Peoria, st Louis and Ceiro Rxpress At S:lS y
(6undays excepted
This IL the only between Chicago and st Louis
without change Of cars, aud the most expeditions TO
Springneld, Jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers for asmphis, vicksoureh, New Or.
leans &C., the Air0 Is the only direct, and
10 twenty four hours in advance II any other.
CONNECTING
AZ 0LNAN-with Peoria 4 Oquawka r 3 for Pc
oria, Gslesburs and towns upon main line Of Illinois
Gent r.
AT IoLoxo-wtth trains OF tho Great western
4 east tor Danvie and Lafayette; west for SPRING
Geld Jacs sonviile and Naples and towns ON the ILL.,
nois River.
ton ST Louis h. g,ing east TO Terre Hauts India
napois Evansville and Charlottesville; west for Al.
Ton and 81 Louis.
AT ODIx AND SANDOvAL-wita trains on the Ohio
4 Mississippi II, east for towns upon It, line !;
west for 8 Louis and Alton
At sr. IoUn-wnh Pacific = r and steamers for
Kansas and NEBRASKA and ell points on the Missouri
AT CArRo-w,,h steamers for M-mphif Matches
New Nrleans AMI al poiats on the Mississippi river
For 6alena Dunlst' b Dubuque and q Paul trains
ssvs Via 0alena Chicago Union B h
Al 10o'clock ~ and HPM
0euneetins ss Dunisith with . daily line Of st
Osesss Wlns Hastings Hunsoh Prescott and q
psui. Also. connscsing st DuDuqus With the DE-
DuouE 3 PACIFIC : Tor Dysrsvnls Osdar RapsAs
lndopendence Sioux ONy &c.
Dor Blooninston Ia Sale Dixou Amhsy Rols As
tsaino leaye via Chicago 3 Barington r
Ats:lS = And S;06 4
90 - 4 Misss osasssi To- ID ~ sssv: psisss
QUnOu0u Fl0RDna
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
E.aFCY DYE HOUSE.

- isens Of Davenport, Rock Island snd vscsn;tv
that he has taken house on 's
THIRD ST. BET. BRADY AND PERRY.
Opposite the Court House, in Ipave~>>,a. and
proposes 70 the Ladies and Csntlemea tkat h I'M
Uoior ana Scour SIN, Grape Shavhs, We'd. Oottoo.
Hear, Feathers, Straw and Pun.
He has been - yeau in ~ h,.a,... .,AA
~. W .1s.s. lta!y. Germany anA d o. psinal,
Ne VIII also
OLnANe1s o0OUl; 0Ol,0o Ann nyRAIR
Az 1W1O -
oOnt1O11aOn?O o1ok1n~
- vn vassaas ~ selsss (ns1o - bs,aeaan1 n -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-21
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AK LINE kOGIEs
Chicago 10 d. IDnis via 81 Louis, Alton Chicso
" y, al the way by Railroad.
oAaavIso TIE 0KEAT AhERICAH AND U. 3. nAuS.
The only direct aud reliable route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route. -
Trains leave depot Of Michigan Southern and kocs
Island = =, corner Of Van Buren and sherman sts.
u Louie Day Express--lO;30 AA-D~iy, tSundays
exceptedl arrive ~ 81. Louis IL 40 same evening
Ct. Louis Night Express-IO, 30 y n-DAhy, arrive
at 81 Louis u 80 next morning.
Day Kspress--6,0 An-DAily, arrive ~ chicago
$40 NJ.
Night Eapress-2,45 p M-Daiiy, arrive At Chicago
Am.
Trains run directly through without change OF cars
or BAGGAGE Time from Chicago 70 Bt. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
r Passengers destineA for Bloomington, Springneld,
Decatur, JacxsUnviie, Naples aud all points on the
Misris-ippi, Missouri. Kansas, Cumberland aud Ten
ness~s Rivers by taking tue sbov. rome vii be sure
Of mai ing c,nnections and arriving NJ louis on
Advertised time avoiding the 1aoious delays OF the
ciycutous route via LaSse Pr ria ans Illinois river
having twoI ~ hours time being 81 Miies less
distance 70 Bloomington. IS less To Springfield, "
,sss 70 H. Louis and Is less 70 Peoria
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CHICAGO.
G. n. oCRIvEN'e

PROM
G. n. oCRIvEN'e
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Ne. 60, DEAaDORN ST., CHICAGO.
Mill Furnishing Depot
r. w. BAXTER n CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
French Burr eMtlt0tO1e e..
A ND c, W. BROWNS PATENT PORTABLE
FleurlDg and Grist Mills,
DUTCH ANKEH BoLTINo CLOTHS
Smut Mile s.d Sepersiors,
Separator for WarehoSses.
Betstsgs efaH kinds.
Hoisfing Scre,rs and Bails,
Bran Dsseev, Fairbanks' Scales.
Pecks, PROOF &a6s. &C., &c.
AND
MILL FURNISHING CENTRALLY,
ives. wste, street, between Randolph and Nadi.
con, Chicago, Illinois. p. O. Address boz No IA.
S7xAx ENGINES, BOILERS, &C.
The subscribers having obtained the agency for the
sale Of steam Engines and Boilers, from the
Msuufactsry Of Gssiding. Bagley Il Sewell
or wArERTowN, n. T.,
Would invite the attention OF purchs to their IN
perior merits of style hp and powers aist
their very low prices The following Is list ri pr
ces OF Bngise AID Boiler. together with Heater, Wa
ter and steam Pipes, Cscks, Valves, Arch Castings
ana Crates compete, and ready for use, delivered
| In Chicago:
horse power, $500 30 horse power. 81 -
80. b75 Is - 80. So
| 10 80. 723 30 80. 49,!
| " 80. 800 35 " 80. 200
| 10 80. IOOO ~ go. z, ~
.cJ In ,ike pvono ytton n red
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The commissioners met at noon yesterday Present
Mayor Tiemann, Aid. Clancy. Councilman Hsswell,
Drs. Thompson, Miller aud Rockwell
DR.. THOHPsoS reported that his Deputy ha re-
ported another case Of yellow fever board the
steamer Columbia from Charleston. II ordered
yesterday to allow this steamer to come mp, but in
Consequence Of the Of sickness the order
was not complied with. He moved to reconsider the
action in regard 10 the Columbia and 10 LEI her remain
for further observation. This was adopted
An affidavit from Capt Berry Of the Columbia, wa
read. He states that he brought bu; two passengers
ard they were in the steeragc. He not Of
any sickness board when he made the last report of
her. This morning he visited his steward, VINO
sicl at Quarantine and the steward tod him that he
was not sick that he only weak, and wanted
nouri.llment, and that he had but one pauican Of
water since Saturday. The sck man laid on straw
Mattress the iron straps Of which protTnded, and were
emitting his back This appeared TO be the only thing
that WAS hurting him.
The Captains affidavit ordered on file.
4 resolution adopted requesting the City In
spector TO nbate certain pggcres and other nusances
in Sixyffth, Sixtysixth and other streets up town,
and 10 have the premises ceansed.
Sundry petitions were acted upon.
The steamer Atlanta allowed to proceed ~ the
Navy Yard. --.
The schooner Castor, from Charleston, was allowed
permit to come up on the 10th inst the brig j. ii.
Fanner on Friday; the bark Mary X. Barney, from
Havana, 10 go TO Hunters Point; the brig Hope from
MatanzEs on the 2jth inst; the bark Cornelia from
Havana, on the sd inst.
Petitions Of the ship Creole, from New-Oreans, and
tie bark Clarrisy, from Trinidad, were laid over.
After some other business the Board adjourned to
Wednesday.
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The Board adjourned To Friday.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
RICHARD BUSTED.

TrrsD,Y, Sept. II, ls5s.-The Board held regular
meeting Yesterday, President PrEDY in the Chair.
A communication received from the Mayor
nominating Andrew IL. Mieke, Philip w. Engs and
Abraham VI. Cozzens ~ Commissioners Of the new
City Hall. Referred to The Committee on the City
Han.
In answer to q resolution Of the Board the Control.
Ter sent in document showing that the 81 '2b - had
been paid on judgments against the Corporation for
service. rendered in cleaning and taking of Station
Houses, from May to August /, 1871.
Messrs. Stuart and Tweed were appointed Specia!
Committee 10 inquire into the naiurc at the bills that
have been paid out of the County Contingency fund,
Mr. Stuart having discovered that something over
1000 had been disbursed from said fund within the
last 40 days. much of it, in his opinion, without the
order of the Board.
On motion Of Mr. Tweed, the use Of the room OF HI;
Board of Supervisors was rendered 10 the Superior
Court for holding their General Term.
number of bills reported on, and some other
routine business transacted. Adjourned.
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,hc-y ~ do unless directed ~ ~ Common Con-
vu,A thertfr respectfully ast tha: -a-inr 3ioss
by III. Common Council direcn. Lir iunelarly :, e,,-
u.rc. .1i.s copy % his letter herewith ,nu-x-f
Tie act u regard the colecinn Arrear. nf
AID Jrosd-- that Tn Street Com yu.r
.hs give the Ck Of ArTesr separate return with p7--
cusrs If all remaining unpaid sacrament a: the
dive and ~ there ni HEREAFTER be rrvrd no ra-rts b
hin n Lis drpsrr.ut 81 arrtars 20 rp-eA TIA.
lws rela,inE tn collection - provides p con
orion 81 sale If properly for unpaid
Deputy Collector sa1l make .at trev iav.
demanded =. the several tl Il tte owner. Of
property ss-ed payment Of fh. owner
rsdr H. the city o. Sc York that ai-rr
scafch 6nd leurY -nck feulot D. fuff!
On the Central Park, the B0wrrv kstsnnon.
oh steLis more than ea elapsed a. Tie time nf
epportren. ahd the rriurs Lad not been . . n. b.
Of ArreaTs The ahla, had been made By
Collector, add u tie CIk II Ara ia ACCORDANCE Nth IN,
receive tho itf the afaSis. sae
the property would IT, valid .'hou n. II thr-,orr d
rooted the pres Coect0 aid deputy Collectors make
ands for payment posb, II oTdcr tea; the
Assessments BE- Ttncp az the earliest practi sbe DAY
the Bureau % Arrears In the ~ sin- such demands
they widoubs md herr receipt. Will be- pro
dced for audited the records. and t lie
cuc;ior OF these receipt. only the iu collected
and not paid 70 the Chamberlain b. determined Notice.
also being sent % III q property for which rrrns have
been the Bureau u Arrears for IssrFs-er
call the attention II The Common Counsel - the
Recommendation contained IN ~ report Of june TO- 1875
proposed b. which such check viii b. Established
fsil u prev. ~ similar defslc atoms
Repeatedly submitted,
EDWARD COOPER, Street tOmms-ion-T.
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FIRES.
ElRk II kknOhIls

FiRk IL BROOKLYS.
Abou. O'Clock yesterday afternoon, IRE broke oct
in the cordsge msnuiselory Of Allen & McDcasal III
Walton street. near Marcy avenue. Eastern District.
II was extingushei with about $40 damage. Sup
posed 10 have been cccasionei by Of the work
men accidentally communicating fire To the oskaul
from iheir pipes. Fully insured.
LEGENDARY FIRE
Mr.. Thos Hsllock Of MatiitucL, Suffolk County,
Long Island, had his two barns with other out
buildings destroyed by fire On Monday morning about
O'Clock. The buildings full Of the products OF
his farm, consisting of wheat, oats, hay &c.i damage
some 1--WE thousand dollars, and NO insurance. This
WA the work Of a little scamp taken from the Poor
House, about ten years of age, who willfaly 1t =
match ami threw il in heap OF chat in a stable.
Mr.. Hallcck had his head badly burned on opcning
the stable door, Otherwise no personal damage was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
CARD PROM MR.. BADGER.
To ne Editor Of The =. j. Tribune.


SIR: You have done me great injury by the state
ment contained in your paper OF the 2th inst, con-
necting my name with the charge against Mr.. Allen.
The following il correct statement oi my connec-
ton with the matter;
Tie Company wss organized under the laws Of New
York The principal stockholders resided in Boston.
Mr.. Woodruff was President, and Mr.. Walter Bryant
Treasurer. Both Mr.. Allen ard Mr.. Bryant resided
in Boston, and, a. Treasurer Of the Company, had an
office in tina. city. Mr. Allen was President OF the
Cochituate Bank, and both were considered men Of
meane.
Anneeting was called at Boston to pay in the CAPT.
tall did not attend, bot Was informed oy Msssrs.
Woodruff Allen and Bryant that the capital had ben
paid into the Treasurers hands IN cash lreceived
receipt for my amount. have always believed that
the amount was paid up in full and that the sce W
expended in the purchase of the real estate a.
Fails, and in carrying on the werks for some ume
That am ignorant of any such financial snsagsment
as alleged IN your article, and there WAS any was
not in any way party to il.
Messrs. Allen and Bryant managed the financial a.
mepts made 10 ma and have ss vet reason 70 doubt
them. UAyIgL d. BAD0ER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

The Association numbers - active snd II honorary
members increase of 100 per cent during the year
The Association holds weekly prayer meetings, aud
have for many weeks sustained the preaching OF the
gospel in the Mission School attached 70 the church
They have library Of 400 volumes and the year has
in every particular been a prosperous one. At the
close OF the report the President pronounced short
valedictory address, taking occasion TO thank al for
the kindness shown him during term Ut NEARLY two
years OF official service.
Dr. McClntock who had been advertised 10 he
present, was unavodably prevented from attending
and after the ioxology commencing
{" Praise God from whom all blessings Sow"
Was sung, the Rev. DR.. Hague pronounced the oene,
dicon and the audience retired. apparently very Wen
pleased with the evenings services.
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about o'clock, the following letter was sent 10 The
acting Observation-Disclosures Carpenter:
OFFICE OF rhE COMMISSIONERS or EaiGsATioS
NEwYoRK, Sept. ~ 1883
JAMES W. NvE. eco President Of Metrgpei,.n Poiees'r
RuInos have reached the OF Emigration 'ha
attack Castle Garden Landing Depot for the pn
pose and with the intention Of destroying such baidns' ana
The Commissioners have therefore thought proper 20
thereof order that take such me- s'Fes IS
you may '' III necessary B. T. D cAssERLY. Secretary
Mr. Carpenter immediately proceeded to the hesi-
quarters and teegraphed TO the First Second Ihlrd,
Fourth, Fifth Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Tenth and
Fourteenth Wards, and at 81 o'clock accompanied by
Capts Hu.chings and Ward, seventy-ive men were AZ
Castle Garden. Two boats crews OF the Haroer
Police were detailed 10 cruise around the outside oil tAe
Garden, and the rest OF the Harbor Police were
ordered to hold themselves in readiness. Ever since
the outrage at Staten Island fifteen men, under Capt.
Sivery have been stationed inside OF the place armed
with volcanic rifles. Mr.. Carpenter remained all nsht
Castle Garden to be readyn anything turned up
Tur Woop WING OF THE DEMOCRACY MOVING
A conference of the so-csled Peoples Democratic
Republican General Committee and the General Com
mittee the Regulars took place on Monday evening III
Mozart Hall relative TO the proposed arrangements iof
holding rat fcation meeting. After a Ses'on
of about two hours il was resolved 10 nave
meeting ct which Mr.. Fernando Wood should aad'e's
his friends and give hi. views of the nomna'ions' An
adjourned meeting ia 10 be- held on Friday evening
next Having no hopes of getting the use OF sn'
many the principal movers took peep at one Oh the
spacious rooms IN Mozart Hall, and appeared 70 thhk
avoraby of hiring that or the proposed
meeting.
"CuRREScY'-LEG.L TEsDER.-S'ivef doiAs Vi
United States coinage are a legal tender 70 any
amount; three-cent pieces to the amount Of :" cent?
only and s. TO- p and 80 cent pieces u Inc extent Vi
five dollars.
The Zorsyr AGAIN IL CorKT.-The announce
ment that De Riviere, who Is charged Win having
assaulted Col Lewis E. Grant Of'hs Nic.r'suAn army
q, the Smithsonian House, some time 'ince ~ood DC
tired in Special Sessions yesterday a''is'ea on uaa
,ual number of per.ons to that Court. great a1mosr
Of small cases were disposed of; great numbst 81
hari-looting customer, sent to Bla'txel' s.1d
with the cousolDg remark BY Justice Connolly that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
COURT or GENERAL sEsSiOSS-MoSDAY. SEPT. ~
Before Judge RUSSELL.

This morning the ease Of Billy Muligan' was
called ou when his stated ~ tho Court that In view az
al The circumstance. MulysD bad determined % plead rhty
a. assault M Wcob VI IA. San Fs9cisco Vigilance
Committee ~ the Metropolitan io.ei June last jus
,habe any assault he moved er time before sn
t~nc- 70 ~, mitigating adsyits Mulgan ~ss csisd "
the bar whb. bs plea Of not guilty Hs plea Of !auJ
ec.y.-d and the Jad4. liz counsel t sstdsys
prrpsre the ff9syits. -,
Tn case Of J.me- Bs1-nhop. for the murder OF Joha
Duycknck, at billiard -ziooH Oh Csi street, u fso> '
went over to Wsdl.-dsy
G,or,. Ward va. tred charge Of pitt larceny and
o. M b Trppsy padei s1ty 20 forgery in ts third De-
sr,. and w4s rstDsndsf for .>ntsnss.
p,-I smith pleaded slaty 70 petit larceny, snd
msnfsd. -, al,
MIR Conway pleaded gIty Assault vn intent 70 KIN
she threw her into cssspoi b1, fecuod beprs
III. was extinct RsTnsndsd for sentence.
Michael Downing aid Loioyck Fek were sned Tor rosecy
10 the degE,. On September 3h they tscked stsphsa
Zoing-r Fory third street, Fourth ssenus m.
robbed him of Ga The Jury Convicted them wh'a' ssas
thrir ses,s. ,...,--
Richard Bo5en sa- Hanson CHARGED with fsnd hcenys
Ia roins the bur,su 81 Mr.. Biz bod Of No sn.. M.es
with whom he Ssrd-d. Of rode % The yse ct ~ ns
J,y could 10, agree and Discharged The Coefs heo
sdi0urned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

United States Pacific and China squadrons. The
United States steamer Merrimack at CsIao July
q bending sails and preparing for cruise northwsrd.
The Decatur had left port. All well in the squadron.
Tie United States ship Germantown had sailed on
July from Canton River cruise. The Misss-
sippi, Powhatan and Minnesota vera stationed
stated in last circular, viz the former at Hong Kong
the latter two at the Gulf Of Pe-ohee-lee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOUsE.

The weekly rieetipg of the Board was held yester-
day Gov. Smith in the chair, and Mc,srs. Andcrson
Townsend. NcElroy. Il. =. Pnckney, Gunther, W. r.
Pincknev, Oliver, Molonoy and Dugro.
The President and Secretary We're authorized to
draw their warrants for two sums OF &250yo each, tn
be drawn out of the funds appropriated and set apart
for the support Of the Alms-House Department
The Committee on Randals Island reported IN favor
of appointing VIM. NJ. Melville farmer at the Institute
at salary OF $500 annum, in place of Philip Dorand
resigned. After long discussion, the matter was
laid over for two week..
The resignation of Cornelius Kcllock. messenger TO
the Board, was read and accepted, and Robt. kcock
appointed to fill the vacancy.
On motion If Gov. OLIVER the salary of the super
ntendent of the Island Hospital Construction was
raised % per day, his deputy 10 - and the .aary
of Major Harker Superintendent OF tn construction
of the new wing tn the Penitentiary To 81 per day
An invitation was received from Lieut. Moore Of the
9Th Regiment inviting the board to visit Camp Wash
ington, Staten Island. Accepted
The following il the weekly statement OF the Board :
Number remaining Sept. H. 1883
Admitted since.