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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Board met at on Thursday. Present:
The Mayor Drs. Thompson, Rockwell and Miller, and
Councilman Haswell.
DIR. Thompson read 6 report which the deputy han
sent him III regard to Of yellow fever, and
other matters. He says:
Tie steamer Columbia, Capt Berry, from Charles
ton, which arrived on the lhh reported all well.
Tie officers Of the ship shore yesterday, and
reported that all continued well. This morning early
u sent shore, and died between the vessel
and the wharf Of black vomit. The vessel is dis
charging cargo.
Tie cases of the steamer Florida are not yellow fe
Yer. The passengers win. therefore, be permitted To
conc up Immediately. The passengers OF the bark
Atlantic, from Bremen Vaccinated on the morn
ing IF the 18th inst. No cases of small p0x in
10 days.
The Castleton Board Of Health refuse to let the
dead ir,n yellow fever be buried outside OF Quaran-
tire We have the bodies OF two awaiting burial.
Why not issue injunction at arTesting further
proceedings on their part.
The DoCrOR remarked that from the above in regard
TO Capt. Berrys vessel there little confidence to
be place., in the statements Of Captains of rival lines.
He qured what could be done in regard to the refusal
Of the Casetvn Board to allow the dead at Qusran-
tire 10 he burn d.
The MAYOR said he supposed If necessary the
solditrs wvuldt take out the dead and bury them.
Capt. CEiBrgsE, one of the Commissioners of
Emigration, wac rrcrep; to the Mayor the same
business.
Mr. DryLIS, counsel 70 the Commissioners OF Elni.
crat.,n also called and stated the action of the Cssi
tom Buaru Tnat Board meant 10 prevent them from,
buryi,. IN, dead aud he had heard that Col. Lyons
did n.t cosuer Il his duty 10 project anything a.
Quarantine but State property.
I;r;osdie, -(;enera. Hall, al tns point ~ the pro-
rera,cs c.uc in Ia the Ma,or and s,aisd 'ha'
Mr. Deyiins p,osa.on was inourr, ]. Z. i:oocr y
had orders :" lvos.c; 'ne whoie Island
H.. Csers aSuc~,crt the Quarantine authorities 10
call an Il. mLtlys, lnd iGey would Jrotec. MIN in
Their .lu., a .isposins Of the dead
/: va srgststcI tha; the dead might be ouriea IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
WfRINE AFFAIRS.


STw-fOEK sARISE RTGIsrIR.
We have received supplement No. ; OF tn Nc.
IIrk MsrIae Rtgls,ey, Published by Taylor. Hsrts-
horne 4 King. Messrs. T.. & G. W. Blunt have b.
come the publisher. Reports are no~ received by
the edtors from all shipping pors and agents tor the
wosk have be,u established IN all commercial cities.
THs cARRiEH Dow.
N--.rs. ". T. Coemsn Il Co. received their friend,
on the clpIer-sip Carrier Dove yesterday. This fue
.hip Las made toe rom Liverpool 20 Melbourne in
s3 ,ays and VOYAGE round the world in 10 months,
including lay day. al an ports. She vii sail from th,
uort for San fraucseo on the 9th inst.
IHE 6LsEKAI ADMIRAL.
IT, RSsial stesn-fri-l;e Genera Admiral, but by
wm. II. ebb. vii be launched from the foot oi Sixth
street. East River, on Tuesday morning next ut 8
O'Clock.
rHF REGA1fA OF THt SEN-fORk YACHT cLCB.
The Fall Regatta Of tie Club vii take place on
THURSDAY. sept 30. from Owls Head. Long Island to
the s. W. SPIT. aronud the light-ship 10 the West
Bank on Staten Island There will be prize OF so
for each elias. ~ yachts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBU NE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1858

the Quarantine encio-ure bat law refrr-rd ,o by
Dr. Thompson made II incumbent on te Quarantine
O.Tcer. to bury The dead in their special buryiug-
ground zone distance from that op the Island
Mr. DEyIfs read the law on thi- point and il showed
tha, the dead nast b, buried in the regular ground N
apart for tfe purpo-e.
The Bosrl conclud,d, therefore 20 call On ,h, Com
mis.oners Of Emigration 10 apply to The military and
have the two bodies now lying ~ Quarsnine buried
according 10 law.
On motion of the MAYOR, Savannah was declared
an infected pori.
Dr. MmLrg objected to stringent rpe,,ur.- with
vessels from Savannah. A. yery 80 ease, a ,ero.
lever had appeared there, ard thes- were probably
sporadic.
Tie M,roR, from dispatches received. WIS Inclined
H. think differently, ald iAr subject rested
Dr. MILirR moved that the Florida b. allowed 20
ccme up. Aitcr some objections, he sas ordered 70
remain for further action; but the passenger, were
allowed 10 come up.
The captain 4 the steamship Montgomery. from
savannah, applied to come MP. Her Passengers were
permitted bIt the vessel was ordered to lie TIL further
Consideration.
The captain Of the Atlanta applied 10 come up.
Action defc TTed.
Or. RocKwyLL reported death from yellow fever
As having occurred Yesterday afternoon Al No. s4
Oliver street. The deceased was Daniel Ready, and
az he could learn. he was one OF tho Qusran.
tine stoyedores, and had come up to the city Saturday
night, direct from Quarantine. lie wished DR..
Thompson TO investigate TO whether Ready was
actually Of lis steyedcres not. DR.. X. and the
City Inspector had the bedding deceased laid on burnt
hnd the place Thoroughly cleaned and purified and
tley did not i.ars spread Of the disease.
Dr. THoHsssS said he would investigate and report
whether the deceased was steyedore or not.
The MAJOR announced hs intention 10 go down to
the Island with the Committee on Buildings, Gems.
Hall and Ward, and Others, TO see about Quarantine
matters.
~: star Chas Smith asked to come to the wharyes
from Hunters Point. aud denied. Petitions Of
the Lucy Ann, L. ID. Wagner and Col. S,tterly,
also denied
iournsd 10 Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
THE STATEN ISLAND MILITARY INDlG-
NANTLf RESIGN.

HEADQUARTERS 1oD RECT, n. 4. :. NJ
Sr,rLYros, Richmond County. Sept. ID, lSsS.
At special meeting Of the Board ot Officers OF the
73d REGIMENT held at their rooms on "Wednesday
evening 10Th inst. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted, and ordered To bs Pablshed
he,eqs The authorities Of the City and State of New York
having ascrd r necessary proclaim and enforce martial law
in Richmond County OF the arising out
Of the destruction o Quarantine Hospital buildings and
militia force from the sd Brigade OF The cry oi
Ee York order and protect IN.
State which properly beonscd to the 7d Reg
nrut ~ Brigade who the regularly organized uA
in county, which they al all times both competent
ana willing to perform; therefore Il,
Reolsed That in view of the dssce thus placed upon he
M civil aud mt authorities Of the city and
STAT. New orb recognizing them competent to act
the emergency aior ssid. The several oers composing
this Regiment hereby resign their respective conmissios
ana Committee OF Three be appointed 20 have the same
carried into effect. (Sisnedl G. A. OSGOOD Colonel
h. ;. JONES, MAJOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

BCsros's THE,TEK.-A rainy night and thin
audience attended the rs, appearance of Mr.. Roberts
the American tracedian. Everything against
him, and vet he succeeded with his audience. In
person. Mr. Roberts il not up to middle hight but he
ha- an intelligent head aud expressive countenance
things which command attention hight or hight.
The character which he took-Sir Giles Overresch--
affords little scope for variety of deineaton the Ian
guage being composed of feroeous outpourings, with
hardly an intems.ion from first to last. There is
cxdingy in the text constant incentive TO, that kind
Of rage which under the head OF rant and with
this fac. before Us, must say that Mr.. Roberts
mainly steered clear Of the vice. His exultaton, ~
Sir Giles. however, the approaching marriage OF
hi, daughter. partook too much of the -avagery due
the dfsappointments OF the ifth act. But what de-
serves signal applause, il the esrnestness with which
he goes through his work. Like the great French
actors too he utterly ignores his audience and ad-
dresses himself in dialogue straight to the person WITH
whom he is speaking, looking him right in the eye'
Then. in the coloqua parts he dees not mouth, nor
give esrbly sounds distorted pronuncations. but
speaks like man. With certain eIceptons-such as
too loud stage whispers and sometimes too many ex
plo-ons 10 make a climax veritabe elimination
M, Roberts nav BE- cited a. q fine actor, with an
ever.present intellectually coloring and shaping his
delinestions. We have, in a word seen no such Sir
Giles Overreach since the time Of the elder Booth and
indeed imagine that Mr.. Robert- ha' some merts
OF the new school TO which older actors were strangers
We particularly in he ability TO sIsok naturally
Without being positively graeeful, be essy; without
a commanding stature, ne commands universal a'ten-
ton In the earlier part OF the play he was qnet, and
the audience had special sppreeistion Of this merit
il the absence Of applause te & test. but when the
curtain fell on stormy part. then Mr. Roberts was
called before IT, The salne honor vehemenily ac-
corded to him at the close of the lsst act. The dessh
was most vigorously handled; be died as such
muscular brute a. Sir Giles should die but little less
fllness Of death-brea.hng would BE- more in accord
sbce with art whose principle il ever to leave some
thing TO the ina ginator. where great contorion ''
ute, evaporation is involved. This underes s Inc
masterpieces of the Greek school Of sculpture ana Po
etry, aud i, csnor no. lost such an s''e's "'
| Rachel.
| The London papers extremely lsnda'o'y q mr.
Roberts but the fame Of bis transatlantic career does
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
A CORRECfiON.


To TIE Ed.10s a) TIE ~ L. Tibsns
SIR: Please correct the statement Of your rrpsrtr,
in your paper Of this date wherein he states that Mr.
Dyckman made a complaint that ~, Az bad been ob-
tanned of our firm by forged drafts. No sucb com
plaint was made by Mr. Dyckman. No money ws:
obtained from us, nor have We accepted any forged
drafts nor been defrsuded in any way by the parties
referred 10 in your article who were arrested with AL
vas taken in the act Of presenting them for sccept
ance. Tbes. drafts amounted 10 y, 'o-.ot ~, ,io~
We slso state that we believe the success OF thess meo
upon ether partie- is limited to the small sum q
$40, which they obtained rom nonse ~ 'naff"'o'
G.. ~ ~. ls .s5a CURTIS 1 DfCkAAH.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
MARINE COURT-ssI,. p.-B.trc Jdse THOMPSON.
NANAGER BrRToN " COtkT.

NiNAGER BURTON ~ COURT.
Henry A. JsTre.t AZ. Va. + Buror.
This actitn was brought 20 recover balance ot ac-
cuut al plaintiff agreement made BE-
~r, tle lT IL he early p.rr - Al fAiatlf was
n"noer Of t theatrical profession ud acting I'm Bal in"re
h time verbal agreement made between Jsrrti ard
Baron 70 the former 20 newton And assume 'h"
inizeueu. oi Bur-ous T-aer salary Of ~ week
Ih, afrauseu,n continued from May 1884, 20 No' ~ben
NJ buou s-frd plaintiff ma ~ r-egu nee - ne reN
sion and the hard times rhcs,ric had h,roe os'nS sos
TOR sni tha -he % had been sn 70 n reaion 20
d. lion. 20 meet he necessities = he "mr, Mr. Burton mr'
he sisted hat ths employees o the heater had generally con.
srned 20 reduction " oaethd during he bard ttnes on h,
eysrina.ou MI Bur'on testified that ael hs explanation the
plain rsented he op ard continued 10 per
form the dus assigned him. AID received hi ss.y
ducou OF o, -h-i % the or na Mr. jarrett tes
that ba,uce Of <277 Is due him, srd that be had
uevs. cou-e-ted 20 re pc-ior trdici or plaintiff.
Tho Ton IN for rhntif Nenry 4 Cssm or defendan.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Dr. Borsros, who opens tonight at the Cooper
Institute course Of eight Lectures on Geology and
the Natural History of Creation, hos been ecturing
the-e and kindred themes for several years to wide aud
widening acceptance. we have crossed his truck ~
Ear west as the Mississippi. and always heard him
fayoraby mentioned BY those who had listened to him.
There ought to be at least Thousand persons in
City able and eager to give 81 for eight such lectures
be propose.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
NEWJER,SEY IT,EWS

CoRszR STosE.--The corner stone OF q new Metho-
dist Church v as aid Wednesday at Orange, N D.
with appropriate ceremonies. The Rev. Dr. Bangs
Kennedy, j. S. Porter and Others present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

RAILROAD AccIDEsI.-On Tuesday noon mso
naned ,obn Clark was struck b. the COW catcher Of
the le m. train of the Mo-ris and Essex Railroad while
passing between Rossyile and Eas. Orange and 7u'-
tanei severe internal injuries. He was lying on the
track intoxicated a, ae time and We seer BY the en-
guee- bur not IN time TO stop the train.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Dy,ra rstx iriiow Fr'ER-The dnn2ae Il
Mr. Canul. who was s.ezed with the yellow rev & 2
.,w lays since, died yesterday aite moon "a. T.ps
Vile. Her earents prsIerTed to haze her gel 90 Hr
tut the Qusrantipe walls.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
CITY ITEMS.

AcADzsY or Mrsic.--The second performance this
sea.on Of Donizetts Z" Lacia di Lammermoor takes
place this evening The east is particularly strong in
the leading parts embracing Madame Gassier, Ssaor
Stefan and NJ. Caster. On Saturday opera matinee
will ba given
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

CHARGE oF GRAND L.RoEry.-John =. Saunders
and Michael Mccoy were arrested Wednesday night
by the officers Of the Fifth Precinct, u complaint OF
grand larceny preferred by Kiny Burns. 1t appears
,ha, some time since the defendants found scow
floating IN tie rser, and took charge Of 1t, after sd
vert sing il. No owner appearing. they put il up at
auction. and bought it in themselves. After time
BIrns appeared and made the charge Of grand Larceny
Justice Fox of the Eastern District, hearing the
ca.. h.ar1is.ai the cnmplaint at once.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

SUPREME COIRT-CHAsstERs-Sept l6.-SefcTr JCGs-
DAvfss-DFCtsfoNs
thas Burcheii act. James Strauss ct a.-Moti"n de-
nied p.a.n:i- costs, 80. 20 abide the eye-- =,
james Bernhard .i al. agt. \. IL. lhirott e' aI-A
- Si-t 70 or-e ol leat SD -s' 20 c'l.'e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

RzsroaArIoS OF DrsHoP OsDERDosk-A- the
tine approaches fu- the meeting OF thr New iol
Episcopal Diocesan Convention. rumoTs are receives
tia, the Hgh-Churc pe-ty contemplate an nlilat9'y
movement locking to the restoration of the suspe
Bishop ii,nderdonk 70 .he exercise OF hs PL"ol''
functions. What the plan Of proceedings Is, ,ns .nin
tstei are not vet given to know ANY deloh'' a'ipn
oi tbs kind il is aid vii r< ---olutely oppc-ea U!
tie Low hureh pai... v-'-y my Cvuiie''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Brooklyn Members of Congress Was seen r"serisg
around The corner next below on "Wednesday -
eager quest Of the Editor OF the Custom House orgss.
on whom lie ProteSssd snxiety to hcstow the conp,-
men, ofa cow-hd'ng. An lrshman pres,n, inqu rei
-" Sure, don't he Know very w,l tia, Mr.. p. is sb-
sen. N Syracuse - How the said absence MA, relatsl
to h, display Of snNety aforesaid not usde quits
ssr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

co, appear TO have adequately reached the country q
his birth. L.. him he heard in characters wherc
versatility and especially spirituality arr involved. II
. e suc,rss Of Wednesday eyering bc ted ,s ne
future, there be doubt Of his having oaren
orcr to him IN h.s native land.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

A CML.-The Rev. Mathew e. Kemp~ey has oc-
cepted u unanimous cal extended to HIM from Tue
Behesda Bsptis. Church Of Jersey City, who are a'
present wo.-h:ping in the Metropolitan HAL W.
Kempsey I. rom Hamilton, Madison County n. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

BscrIrF JONATHAN IN Cus,.-Fairbanks & Co..
tie widely known Scale manufacturers at II. Johss-
bury. We have just received. through their house n
this City order from China for ssrenty Of their fs.
orm Scales. sgverally weighing from 400 up 10 100
pounds. The amount Of the order i several Thousand
dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
fAdvert,senene.
&c TABLET STROP-Inveuted ~

Gro sArSDsas A. H. isI6rhs. the x~aairs s!ue :. =
S.r, been eqGsrd for producing th> kceness ro@se
,szos Car b. obsaired the sgbscbcs aaA ~ ness
u.,ra j. L \ 6Aeaosss, Ne. = As.os HeusE-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Nr. Cooper the great yioliuis;, srd lcsier OF tse
English Opera Company at Wslscks will take
ben, IL this evening. with = new opera. The oompasT
give very dehrhtfureprae through our moses
tongue--Arnie Miner hcing the prima donna, M
rand.. tenor. Guillmc,te. baritone, and kcdophses.
haSs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

BrRGr rAaIrs.-Burgla,- are are sctve,! a' No'A ~
Elizabeth. n j. The house Of c. U 'o9nsoh sas
entered on Sunday night. sDd very pan o' u
except he sleeping apartment Of Mr.. :! r.sy as,
beruteiy took the gold sleeve butens aiu ss.i'
:slons With hi. pocket-book containing s"2 " nohe!
sad check for 81 IS. The garment wa IYanu hs ~
morning ehc,. a;s,a-ce from the house. Du'inS 'us
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-strr. l6-Befcre JudS



Adophr. Burgess ,s't William {. Kreel,nd
This l. action for assault and battery as charged
a. The iusaio1 Of he deienS who cSnTSssr ~ O. sSc %
are claimed II appear .hs, Mr. Burgess employed BY MI
II Nav s 70 decora;r their lots ., certain price l.
that the has considered th business his
,sslp e d ih to M Burs ~so
consultation with hi- Prnepa was directed to proceed with
the from being proceeded With BY pescesbe
an Ea Trustee for the ac.s Of Burgess The per.
depuxed make the accompanied by knreand
aud ssnr Of ,borer. who l. All. sed were armed With cluos
sad other weapons aud u.ed violence in
making the arst. II II also alleged that he arrest Illegal
by the charter Of the company charges that
pisti mad violated he rules BY cutting down trees &c In-
Trial will probably b. concluded today.
BRooKLrs CITY CouRT CALENDAR, Sept. IL
No. 10. o. b. IS 81 81 60 d. es 10 10 H. IT, 49, a. 10 10
BROOKLyN COURr Os sEssIoNs-srrr; ls.-Before
Judz. NORRIS ard Jr stces ScHoovsAkER and EaNo>s
Henry Pollock alias Henry W. Robinson, WAS ar
sgned indictment. for grand srceny Some weeks since
while the Niagara lying a, the Navy Yard the accused
gold watch was fsd in possession of Pollock which
subeques,ly identified by moaan named strauss whose
pocket was picked while board the vessel The accused
pleaded guilty the charge and sentenced to the state
John A. jam; was tried on AZ udc,men, charging him with
committing ssssul, and battery Caihsrne mcLaashn
BY the to D. s y thu Gy ''
Henry II. Hendrckon, ths keeper Of an intelligence once
Ss s'F4 on s by tho o' ns
New York paper for boob keeper Tn. sdser-
ts-ni.nt was answered IN person by Mt d. F. Russell who
Was informed that there arcy in of tho largest
expires. Offices New York. and by Svns he proper refer
.rres paving 81 the ustion woed BE- secured for
him Mr. Russell remarked that it wa. unusual TO sdyers'
Though an agency for person fill important position,
and eaec that the business cond
through him - order TO avoid many sppca
zion. that an of the kind would bring To the
express oce Mr. Russ. paid his dollar but ob bsined
the stls,ion ahou ~ called frequently At the intelligence
office lie a. d.: pe.snss other from time 10
time las, hr souzh, legal remedy The being
given Jury verde, Of guilty rendered Sentence
was reserved Tn. punishment is optional with the Court
shree yesrs imprisonment snd the lowest
nominal ine.
| The Cour. then adjourned ,il this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

EXCISE CO~NISsiONkRs. - Mcss-s. usskeu sal
Holmes Yesterday held an Informal meeting. Al he
summonses in some Of the suits against the hqusr
dealers are r.tunsble before Justice Stuart on the -
nS, the Board adjourned till the 3D.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

IsGRArlrruE.-FngIneer Woolsey Of the mp trrin
# the New-Iersey Railroad Monday nigh, di,coy-
cred man wing On the down track between Newark
aud Elizabeth. He notified the engineer OF the other
train. who, arriving at The spot, found the man
lying n such position that the train T1ud have cut
him in two had BE- not been discovered. He abused
the engineer shameiuily for attempting to wake hun
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

FKrScE TuE,rs R." Camille" = To be repcatc]
this evening at the French 1heser, opposite Nblos-
Nile. Juletie represents the Heroine. aod Mons faet
: the Armand" New scenery and properties have
been pro,id.,i
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

The meeting OF S,aien Islanders, announced 70
b. held at Richmond saturday has been postposs'l
to Nop.ls, the 3irh inst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

BowrRr TnArEe.-Mr. J. II. Allen, the popular
actor tske- benefit at this house tonight, which
occasion an attractive bill is presented.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

TIL THIEF.-John Dover was arrested BY th'
police o. the Fifth Precinct yesterday afternoon FOL
attempting 10 rob the I'll of Mr. blackburn corner c
Grand and sourth street He was caught in the act
and held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
fAdvertisem-nt.l
BRADY's GALLERIES
IAdE.r-i.smeRt.l ]

AssaorYPEs DAsUERsEsryrts
koa 3e and 2n5 broadway New iosk. and No. 10 rssas
vs-is az, Wash.az.os, D. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Elegant English BHrssELs CasPETING st 75c.,
&C. ard sc per yard A.wool Ise.ais, a. Sey ne -
Sc O,LcLorHs az 5ic. 4c and SIC TABLE and ffAss Ces'
Izs. &C. q sa1sordlnsry low prices!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

A CosPLISTSr.--A serenadc from the full band a
the North Carolina is treat rot often enjoyed Ths
gallant ofcers Of that vessel gave such an entertain
ment the other night at the 81. Nicholas, II wss
tribute to the wife and daughters of Gen. b.. pla.Ar
of louisiana The ladies descended from Patrsk
Henry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
fAdyertisem' n. !

SfrnnQpra and nFHHs UT P1I sIC 11sfIJ fuFIsc0 "
-, - -,,s,i.e our stock u WATcHEs JEwELsv, Snvre
vAEy and PLArEDwAEE ~itnoat osnz uIesf sy soufsoA
o rurrlsAr NeLsrr' D-N'"A~ -, i,o> - Ne-S-~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

san- mint several rtore- werr entered ard smsh
aliourt, Of money aad ar.cl,s Of .i;e value were
taken.
The r-adcnce Of Nr. Ellison Con-er. on Sorth
Oraage ayerr- Newark. vas entered on Monday
night by forcing open a window and was robbed u
several heavy silver table and Tea spoons ,oup lsie.
Sc, valued in al at aboIi s0. The robbery, it is
thought. from the articles taken. Gas committed BY
some one acquainted with the premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
BROOKZYN ITEMS.

YacuT RACE PosrPosrp.-The Fall rgstts of this
club, which was to have taken place on Wednesday,
was postponed until Saturday in consequence Of the
high wind The entries are: The Two Elisas. Wild
Wave, Alfred Partridge, Dresdnaught, Contest, Pas
time, Niagara. Haidee, Rainbow, Restless, Charles
Herdriek. number Of boats ut the starting
point foot Of Court street, and resolved to have u
scrub race notwithstanding the prevailing gale. About
eight started, aud % these Eve were eapszed one Of
them twice. at different points. No person was drowned
although several narrowly escaped
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

SEsD YoCR Poor NEIGHBoRs WgsT.-A por
man or family may BE- Immediately and permsns atty
relieved by sending him West. The benevolent there
are willing 10 cooperate with the friends Of the poor u
the East by giving employment and homes, togethes
with fair wnges, to all persons sent to them who ass
willing to engage in honest labor.
Applications are On hand ut the office Of the Amcri-
can Industrial Association. A little money paid nov
TO defray the travelling expenses Of sober and inds
trious man West to the Of correspondents VI ths
Society will be- repaid from the rst earnings and
enable him TO support himself aud family IN future.
The Society is doing the greatest good with the cae
money. The officers are: Ex-Coy. Clark, President;
Theo. Dwigh, and J. n. Raisom Viee-Presdeuts;
and the Rev. ID. X. Thomson, Corresponding Secro-
tary. ..
Whatever IL TO b. done In the way indicated shooh
be- done quickly. Do not wait until the Winter "
upon us and destitution and stare the poor ma
in the face II is impossible TO mistake the symptoms
Of the labor Market Another inter of scarcity u
work i b:tDre us Let work III the surpls indns-
try Of our city while trsnspor'ation 10 the West -
pleasant and cheap. EfRBrS sArifsriscs.