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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
DoAPD OF SUPERVISORS.

TIE Hoayd Of super ,sors met Yesterday at II n,
according 10 tie PROVISIONS O. tAe Sly az, u
elect he Board of Repatriation, Mr. hhNaEDi aoJohi.
Aftt- tue usual opening,
MI BLuxr-I move tia; proceed to bslot Tor
inspectors, according 10 lsF
Mess.s Blunt and BT.-s were appointed tsL,Is'
MI PURnY surrendered the char % Mr.. WORRIES:
Mr PuRDf-it sppaarf 10 me, betcre Te proceed
much further we Rad better ascertain Whist 0Gr pow.
eis and duties aye, SD IA. the Ia" III as YOU'D
ask il the gentleman vas pIest u wng II ne 'gi1s ~
the other side, and VINO IL probably iamuiar VIA Inc
ev-I would desire 70 bI informed II Tie t-t place,
Whether these Io.ptc.Urs to act az inspectors OF
Election. In addition to thst want n ascert Sn "ua,
this means: The members Of the B-ard Of Regis
rstOn end the. clerks sball eaca receive the same
condensation a. is Dor allowed by sw Tor Inspectors
Of Election, for each day actually employed IL
the making AID completion OF the registry;
to be rsid BY thea them rbon ~ w wuSn 10
to ascertain boT We are - gamble. l. u pToViiei
inst after We hsve bs0ed three times for insp-ciers
We shal draw them b. lot. Now, who has teis dice
box Ivant 10 ascertain tAs, becslse II -hls q 80,
We should be provided with the Of paying THIS
e-reuse | don't mean 10 be isctious, bu, desire 70
cal tie attention ci gentlemen or the o,her sds 70
some obieCtoJs SCANS, this law. Nold i DO. De al
ysabe 10 have to siyce d man leaTned II tie lss,
~ tie frsue-s of th,s measure: who y them ~
NJ. VooKHIEs-lf III: csr'. BE fourl Gu. who them
sre nobcly vii be responsible for -nelr pay.
ny PUeUI I 1i- law i5 for tie purpose % oofruct-
iug tie right Of irsloaise Gentlemen cannot pretend
10 say tbs, tbs sS calculated 10 purify tie ballot
box.
Nj. VooRHIrs-I would state that the lay Is this
y. ave directed 70 meet q; IL o'clock this day 70
s7ont Inspectors oi Registry. Il : not tue province
81 dis Board 20 ssy who sas.l be the Inspectors Of
ylecticr TIE duty C tbs Board Is cleA-to apPoin.
Inspectors oi Registry. Who shAA pay them or lenIe
ther duties il To, for tie Board OF Supervisors -
.sv We have 10 do ne-ey Ths, tie sw directs us 70
d. sfer tba. some authority must be q; beyond the
Board Of Supervisors TO decide Who shall b. he n
specfors Of Election.
Nj PuRDY-A;ter ne 60 on ard sppoirt these OH.
GERS dses not ths give them claim on Ms ior pay
NJ NooRHINs-No tcLo; II VII come On the County
finally. -,
Mr.. PURDY-I srppose nc sdii'iorsl expense vii be
about $40 co... Nov. how is thsl 10 BE- paid desire
10 raise these objections ie order thsi may De psced
right upor the record Now after ~ haye voted three
zines Aters Is the rice box
MI VooRHiFs-TAsr tle supervisors bat.
Mir. PrRpY-Ne wv-ld moi pe.lIs he ha; oy tAsL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

Mr.. BLusr-It sppssrs TO me thx our duties sre
very clear. Il Is cuy IN appoint Regi-'Is-' Of
Election, and there ent- our duty. when tnei' olls
Con IL. then can TAX shout how hey AZ % be
paid think they sre 10 be Inspectors o. Election aso
lrf that ls not our business.
Mr. PURDT- Now, how about tee gambling
NJ. Blunt think il would be proper TO 20 DO IN
arc borrow the County Clerks jl,sb box.
The boarf theu proceeded 10 bal0.-
Mr.. PCRDY De cl.le voting, g. the grrs. eIpourfer
Of the iaS OF the other aide L. Lot here pau on win
him.
Jhe vote was a-r,unced a. folow..
c NcSay...............SB wey nooth
T. Peter Fra
EsLHE.saa John Fosery...........S
Mr. TwEED-I move thst al further ballotng be
dispens@d VIII urnl the next meeting ct the Board,
snc thsi when atiVurn We sdjourn 20 Tlesdsy !As
9Th. Ct Il O'Clock
TIE Clerk rss instructed 70 procure certified copy
of Re nuber Of election districts IN the city, for ths
use Of the Supervisors.
NJ. PURDT-I want 70 h>ve the legal adviser Of this
Boa-d coLsutsf sbolt this sT Il /. muddy law; it
is dirty law | tFirk more Of the members Of the
Board understand the isT. | doub, very much
whether tie projectors of the lag un1erst ,nd II.
wait come explains icn Sl vote fer the Inspectors,
teCsnse an compelled 20. BIT I think We should
hsve soms irforrs,ior abon. ;hs | wont ne parted
lar abcrn we get it from; Mr.. Oskey Hail. NJ. Dniley
Field, 0r the !eg al adviser Of the Board.
Nr STkwARI-I don't know VIVA, we wan. any
lex &. sdylce for; { il matter for the Inspectors them
selves 10 tud cut how they are to be paid, and what
tley ere 10 90.
Mr.. PJRDY-Hsye the izht to incur any
perse when : lot provided for
Mr.. STEwAET-Thr Common Council has just msie
forty or fifty rev election districts and how the
Inspectors IN these districts 10 b- psd There il no
appropriation ipr them.
NJ LnrLE-The bns been $50 coo Appropriated
for tie expenses Of the annual election. | suppose
tsst will " used far ~ il goes, ard the rest will
have to wait until next year.
Mr. PUsDF oflssed The ol.o ~ing proposition, which
was passed.
Fesoref Tat lie Committee Annual Taxes be requested
o. ooufeT zh the legal adviser the Board sud obtain from
hin ts ~ uiou TIE poser. and dle. Of ih. Bd
prry r inside for adii Incurred b.
Of IN. pa,s.se q TIE law IL question.
The Board then proceeded to its regular business.
4 communication received from the Mayor
calling attention 20 the luin0us condition az Harlem
Brid.e. Referred 10 the Committee on Annual Taxes
with power employ competent person ID examine,
and also 10 build new bridge if necessary.
Mf. BLUsT stated tina: the bridge hsi been in a
ruuous condition ever since il hsi been palmed 0f
upon the county by il previous OWNERS.
The Controller asked for duplicate tax-books, one
10 be- KEEP, in the Bureau Of County Affair.", ths; being
necessary az check. Referred to the Coalalt.es on
Printing AID 5 s.iCnery. with power.
Seyersl blsor supplies were passed, and tie Boerd
ejiD Led asses: T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

HCRDER ~ WEsTcHZsTER COUsTr-We lesrn
from correspondent at Pehsmvile, Westchsstes
Co., n. Y, September ~ 1859 that on Friday
evening, September 9, of or qIetest aud most
rofensiye oitizers, Nr T.. A. Patterson, wen. 20
New Rochelle or some business on bis return home
to Pellt awhile, on the Eew-York srd New-iIaven
Railroad track, when within $50 ysrds Of Pellhsnvie
Depot, he met three Legroes, ooe sitting ssd Two
standing, they having five Or siI white geese, with
their hesds twi,ted Of, supposed to be stolen; as
M Patterson passed them they inneda'sly started
after him, knocked bin down With stooe, then COM
memo a to murder him, they themselves said they
wood; having dissbled the saf.rer, they took him
and si:emp ,ed 10 besye him dOsn rongb stone en-
bsrsmeut 10 or - fee: deep; rot succeed ding they
follow ed snc kicked drove the victim down the en-
ba1kneut with stores, taeir feet end fists Il, this
the HE senses began % fall When be wss driven 10
the bottom 81 this awful precpic one OF theu sruck
him With large stone, and drove bis hesd in betwees
two large rocks. While 10 that position they broke
toe guard Of his watch, and let it fad among the
stone. urder him; while doing 80 one Of them anpsd
OF bn several times they then searched and dfled
h< pockets Of between four std FIVE dollars knife,
poeke'-bsndkercbisf and sundry small articles
"sHsrts have been issnet for the sres. Of the re-
groes supposed TO be implicated il the crime, and
.. tne suspected per.ons Ia. been arrested sad nov
IN JAIL 8. White Pa,ls.
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HEALTH COMMISSIONERS.

The weekly meeting Of the Commissioners Of lles.t5
iook place Yesterday At noon ia the Mayors office.
The brig Kebell from South Aries reported that
country healthy.
Several vessels q hich had dragged anchor sni
pg-std Quarantine during the eq1noctA storm, were
siloesd r unload their caIsoes without rstufuIng.
Two vessels from Havana, the brigs Henriet a and
Andes reported yellow fsver to be snl prevalent &c
that port though dec. -sing Both of te vss3eis IA
esuorierccd yo.low fever among their crews, bat
arrived healthy. They were directed 20 fun7 'te snd
s4r few cav detention to lighter from the s,r3am
tny Inspector DELAyAS stated that bis Health
W.rdens were noz eI gSgsi 10 maki-g ont report on
tue condition OF the sleets sni psyenent anj would
report s)On.
Tie BosId adiourrad to next Mondsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board Of Aldermen held reg ular meeting last
evening, AID. PICK in the chair. BY waiting half
hour, and sending out tor three or four members,
quorum obtained
In the Fourth and Sixth Wards the Election Dis.
hics arranged as that the Aldermauc Districts
were mixed. resolution offered correcting the
error. IL wss laid on the table
A communication received from the Street Com
missioner, announcing that the appropriation for the
Fire Department is almost exhausted, and the req DEL
tions awaiting action will than consume the
balance. Referred 10 the Committee on Fire Depart
nent. For document Board of COuuciImen.
The Mayor vetoed permission to the I'll nth avenue
Railroad Company to lay down third track in Canal
street sort of depot He thinks they should pro-
vide their own depots.
The reeeipts Of The Sixth and Eehth.syenue Rail
road Com in 1870 fpDC,-e ed follows.
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MEXICO.
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

The royal II all steamer COusay arrived at Havana
the 9h nst from Vera Cruz, bringing ds.e' thence
10 the 9TH inst, and from the CITY Of Mexico TO the 3st
OF August.
The Diari0 de Ia Uorinds accoun. Of the news
brought by the Con ~ay extremely slender. IL says:
MuamOn wes continuing his Propositions for tie
campaign, which Is to be commenced at the end of tie
RAINY season.
Letters from Mexico say that great is hoped
for; go do the Vera Cruz papers.
Gen. Gsrzs at Tamsuipss, and DegOllado at San
Luis, were daily collecting ina,eriss of waI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

seven floating reported sd s Tor this ny FIVE
Havans, al fully insured 1874 boxes Ma. 81 q? 327
beHe. Nc ~ ct 1885 boxes No iii ~ 1905 bike.
No ii NJ 2oe lSS boxss soft No IL st Is of
4l hho' No y TO 10 Cuba Muscovaso with 3s7 cyed
No y 2ff1t, floating i,noinx and f1r
nssr Confidential port $50 b.ss brow Rio Grsnde injured p
. r20i6.
TALLo-Tb- narke Ia, been active and closes firmly o.
s. for C. The SPOT slf 81 or the .Id Of the year
The TIA market il ou Large sale. declared for
week Common CorzoU 1870 Dll5ja YD.
Tvs steady. We quote Booi 10, Bars 1871 Refined IL.
foreign frm-Bsncs. 1881 Srsis laf.
IL AMERICAN STOCKS ttl- Going aud ch.nge ia prices.
United States So s<Gs2 Aa.aohUs-ttA 5 stefnf lei c3,
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VERY LATEST NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday -Nooa.
The steamship Arabia is of the port, and vii arrive
up about 3p. m.
Arrived, ship Golden Star from Ne~-Ore.us.
GkEfsocK Sept. ga m.
Sailed f for NeE-York; Orl-bar, Pl ton, ~ S.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Saturday-Noon.
CoIroY FIRM probable sales 8 900 bsles- BREAD
sTUFFs and Provisions very dull; nothing doing.
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CITY ITEMS.

TRAVEL AND RECEIPTS ~ The CITY RAILROADS. -
The following statement represents the monthly re-
c-ip,s of the Sixth ami Eighth avenue Rsilrosds
since jan ], according to the reports male at the
4 Gtrra.
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decision Ct TIE ref IN HE b
the the
BY the d-ooa 4 Iudss, Dp-r Wo,druf
respectfully g. W. SMITH. Street Coulni..ioner.
Wm. b. Duncsa permitted 70 e..ct bow SIN
dow IN No. 25 Fif;h AveCGe under direction Of the
Street Commissioner.
Various papers from the Board Of Cocrcllulen we're
concurrec il, sed the Board sJjonIaei to TAuid.y.
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1t vii Be seen thas me mouth Of May was the
BUSES. or both roads, AID the month Of February
the otber extreme. Inc average number Of psssen-
gers in 3 nor,h on ths Sixth sysuus road wa there
fore. Jil75S; in one day, 1908. On the Eighth
avenue rsi, the average number ot passengers in
month exceeds th4. OF he Sixth By soo-: lO,O0Ji
daily. sbou. 800.
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Address al letters 10

Mrs y. 4. ALLEN
WORLDS HAIR RysToEER OErog
No SIS BroomeI.
Corner " Elizabeth at, hswYst.
Sold by all fra, elias. Druggists IN the Urisi States Can
ads. and South America
hoesae ordrrs packed usual In god order rsaou
Be SIRE :, get the geuuins ~itb Mrs A. Alien hsues
IN ink the directions and Ia hED 10 ths outside
wrappers
Ciculs and wrappers pyrsh.et according 70 sw s3i Mira
A ALIENS NOsLBs HsIa EtsIoRga 515 Bfoolos s,Iset
New iors blown Oh large botea
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fldyerti.emcnf |

SUCCESS IN LIFE.-Everybody Desires to SUE
cseo and at tcsy would How right pufui and make
TIE test thsir faculties yowLEE WALLS 10. Ss Brood
way, make PhreEo.oscsl Examinations
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fAdyeftl,-rleutl

BEEBE & Co., No. $50 broadway,
otter for sale this day, the
PAIL STYLE GEArLEsss'S EAr,.
fl few osy. they viii il; reduce
Eew French stJs Tor Young GsoA.
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UEUKGE SfTNDEKSs MLTALLIt TABLET hALOk
SrRoP This irnsble .te be obsped u tho cole
us,tuTsrs J. SAUNDERS No AltOr House and u Mr.
rsiif us s1cD;s Throughout the ely
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Ik1yerisement
BRADY'S GALLERY

H.. RysoyED from, No. Gs Broadway 70 No 81 scosdvss
sornsr Of Blsectsrs.
fHoross,rHs Dieg,s, sorypsI Asp AMssorrssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

Gas, Gas Chs Fixtures, Of beautiful design
ard firth will be found the Whoeasis Manufacturing
Dep: Of NAKsERi PICK Co. No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

WHITES FALL STYLES ARE OUT
LADIES RIDING aus GgsT's SPORTING H.Ts CAPS, a..
No li6 Broadway,
Oppo,ite 81. Pegps Chlr0k-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

ToLMAN's SELF YENrILATIsc sPRINe BED a.

HAITsEss combiE ed puflfs Itself ada o. afr from bspess.
COZ iuc-. health and o0mfr Des aud tho public
Invited -xarus q, zoe msDufactoy, io s1s Broadway
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fAtyert's-msnt
CURSRys GALLERY.

FRS. block below the New-york Hotel
PBoTCCRAFHs, DAGvEkREOTYrEs, MINIATURES ~ OIL .sS
iyOkYgYPEs
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IAdy.Eti~fnent

Rev. JOS MCKEE, pastor West ID. z Oh, N. Y.
City, recommends Mr, s. A. ALLEYS WORLDS HAia
RssrossK"
Rev wv PoRrgus. sanwich, Coun.-"Mp g. a. ALLsSs
WORLDS HAIR Rssrosss has net my mos. ssnsuine
pec'aons IN c,usng my hair g. grow"
Rev. 3. Bauer, Newmarket, Il-"Mra \. A. ALLgrs
WosLD, HsIs RssToRtk acted ike charm II you wtIh
refer o you cam
Rev A. WEBSTER. Boston Mss. -" You would BE- s,onsb.d
the many calls know II you 10
Inc and Il real, sry h. aud whea ,sihrn have
not quite used one bottle Of Ms ). A. ALLEss WosLD's
Ban RysTORrR their wonder IL mex pre- ..b's."
Rev Gro HEwLIsCs, 0reeupnft Il - You o. ibssty 10
my Dsme n you think proper o nd ME- g. A.
ALLEYS WoRLD's HAis RssrOksR."
Que bottle Of tho REsToRyE will lat year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

CorsrY Coal AID KiSDLIsG WooD.-The Com
n.t,ee Of the Supervisors having il charge the mat
ter O. awarding con.Is,,s for furnishing eoa and
kirGrc wood for tae Co1nty Offices he coming gear,
net Yesterday Gt the Clerks room, No. Cry al,
sIi opened eleven prop9sa.s TIE Contract ioF idE-
1i.h.pr go tuls Of cog. was gwen TO 81. James
Dorcel'y, s, e Is per tun. The furnishing Of
k1darA wood was given 10 NJ. J. a. Couoger, e.
81 40 rer cord, he quantity aired being ~ cords
This IL pretty good price, the -esut perhaps, OF
riai3g i.te reorr- recently introduced u ihe Supply
Dep .rtneBi, Of insisting upon having full weight n
coal. When contractors can pat Of 1000 pounds for
tun, they car place the.: bids a very !o- asr'e.
YoUSG MN CHRsrIAs ASSOCIATION. The tnlrd
sru.vsrstIy Of tAe Hsifeld Young Mems Christian
Associston We he'd is- evening, a. The North Pres
byteran Church ihs Rev. Dr. Hatfield y, corner OF
Ninth sysroe and Thity-ii,s- street.. large audi
erce yss present a majority a. whom were yocDg
net AID woven. Tne exercises were commenced
with prayer, after vn.cn ths President Of he A'so-
cs.ion, M John Canerieu, resi- reporI oi me
progress q he Association during the past year.
The report states that the Association Nv Numbers
IN members, a. o: whom manifest iald2ble Liter
est in ia welfare series Il lectures was isAFerec
before the Assocstion last Winter, By some OF the
most popular lecturer. Of the Day, and the result Ss
most at;;actory both Il Intellectual and peclnny
serse The Assoc s,on IS. Interested lISeli II tae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

We find hat the police report yesterday tna M7.sr'
AT Co. hsv, bs-n ,s.i.i q CLOAK ma,rs' y
pretending b. lie widow q ..s sSaAisa;iA Eek
= iE,.I es,sbYEu.-l;, " srryaevLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

Temperance and missionary movements, and 10 also
bearing the expense Of educating one young mar Tor
the ministry. The Rev. s d. Burchar,i was announced
to deliver address to the young men; tutin conse-
ouerce OF biz severe indspostion bis psce WAS sup
piled by the Rev Mr.. Van Doren Of the Spring
Presbyterian Church, who volunteered his services
very short notice. Tie Rev. J. P. Newman also
addressed the audience after whSh the exercises
closed with bsnedic,ion Daring the evening the
choir sang seve ral selections in an acceptable man
ner. collection was taker up for the benef: Of the
Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

COLUMBIA CoILEGE.-rhe studies st the College
vii. be resumed Monday, Oct. 3. Ga Friday, the
30h inst, at 10 O'clock the concluding examination
Of candidates for admission will be held. The number
of Students will rs We hear, exceed that of any pre-
yOus year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

APPROPRIATE PREsEST.-On Sandsy last the
young people Of the Greene street NJ L. Church pre-
seuted to the leader Of their prayer meeting, M.
Chapman s. Reeves, superbly bound copy OF
Clerke's Conme M tho Bibi-. The pre-ents-
ton WAS made by Col. Stone in q few welchosen re-
marks, and appropriately responded to by the re-
clpeIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

ARREARS or WATER RESrs.-The Cnoton wster
rents gre payable annually, in advance, or the lst OF
May. Ii unpaid year after they are due, the
Croton Board is charged with their collection. IL
after another year they are still unpaid they are given
over to the Bureau Of Arrears In still another year,
if unpaid the total amount OF water reuts unpsi Is
added to the books for the next year following,
and the property which the debt hiss ACCRUED Is
sold az public suciion By this time, however, the
arrears will have nssry doubled themselves, in con-
sequence Of the accumulation of the penalties for the
nonpsyment ct the proper time, and the city rather
the loser than the gsiner Last years total arrears,
which went TO The Bureau OF Arrears nclu!ng Upper
&c n additional srisug from the pensies, amounted
to $50 III - whica is therefore put into the tax
accounts for the present year.
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Eu.y pRyry,ys.-Depn, J. Murphy. q Docss


residing IN IN. Of Scpc Csyuss County snf Efs his
~if, we're srr..d m this sandsy LAST, By D-'.svs
Kius charged with having obtained from William henry
hr.op under fa.e pr-tspse. The comp1nsst asses that
the defendants rpr.er ted 10 him that h~y ~o'h SSe
cash that BY OF fe representa- oonned
from Nm horse vslced at $40 ard $50 Stls 10 cssa. Ter
whch h took Murphy. Upon inquiry he 6ats ,hs a.
PLY worth nothing. and that csusqseny he vo ssiahs<
The accused a. ss-n 20 Scipio for .risL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

CoURT-RooM REPAIRS. The Supreme Court
Chambers have been repared, and newly fitted up.
A subslsrtil mating has been laid on the hoor in
place of the ragged carpet, which for u long
tine disgrace to the county.
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Foryp Dr,p.-Mr.. Lukip. Of No. 30 Scsmme

RIVER THIKr.-Yesterdsym morning ,ksous o'clock.
the crew 4 Hsrbor Police boa No A. Hods-s Cox.~sin
arrested notorious river thief named Jane, Buun- Ia tbs
Eon River having In his possession several which he had
stolen the OF Theth North Aver lie
taken before Justice Brady aud committed Tor examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

HIGHWAY RoBByRY.-Ofiicsr Sherl ok on Sundsy
evening Ir,h boy uam-d john Suyso, as~ ~
II mint Inns highway robbery the persoa CssA
krion e No Pell knson wslug through bsA
ter stree, about n o'co.k Sunday evening ~hea be
by TIE sccVsed ard aaoiher pesn who kucckd
down ana him his few cen's In change
kn.ons cs brought Oh sherlock u the SPOT who
oesdsd sre.ng Sullivan bot the other sscspet Sal
nvan was committed TO the rorhs for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

UARLEN RAILROAD-NEw TINE TsBrg.-The Fail
arrar cement for running the cars on the New-fork
and Harlem Railroad goes into effect Tomorrow,
when. according TO the new Time Table, the trans
will leave the City az follows:
R745a NJ for william. Bridyr stopping n ell ~sy stations
$50 NJ Albsny Maill, and ali stations shove Wllsm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

FATAL RAILROAD Accident. --Corooer ScAirm'
be5 inquest 90 Mordsy Bellevue Hsrs the 10y
Mary sseI ehia 'ee y.sn Of Who SO rue over "a
Saturday afternoon bs S-coad fsAiy iauc4
II spgesp ehs wh her .sus cr,ns rhs
.rsct T~eI,y fourth s,-~s. when an ahrs whh ~
father carried Ensured which sppoAcaias hb
sish, before they bad csssd the osi
snd run Dcsh -rso'd Sunday aeaooa Tao vcrlss
of The Jury wss accidental death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

BROADWAY BLocEED.-The storm Of Saturday in-
the business along the lower part Of Broad
way go much yesterday hat from the Park to Wall
street the street was blocked for more than two hours
Ct different times during the forenoon. ~ one tioe
tie blockade continued for more than hsf An hour.
Were half the stages which now run 10 South Ferry
stopped at the Psrk the public would be much better
ACCOMMODATE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-30
llite on the Ocean waye.

~ life on the Ocean Wave r
The man who wrote Il was green,
lie never has been 20 sea
And storm he hos never seem
lie never has been aroused
From the mornings gentle doze,
by the sound Of splashing water,
As IL fell from the horrid hose
lie never has heard man
Scrubbing right over his head,
With noise sufficient TO rouse
From the grave the slumbcring dead,
He never has seen fat woman
Growing thinner day by day,
And leaning over the vessels side,
Throwing herself away.
While people looked carelessly on,
Though in tears the woman may be,
Andunfeelingy sayit is nothing at all,
Onb the roll of the sea.
And O B.! he has never been sea-sick,
And crept into bed in his coat,
While every motion increased his htoes
And his feelings were all in his throat,
That man may have sailed in boat,
In some puddle, or on a sound;
But if he has been to sea and wrote
Such song, he deserves to be drowned,
N. J. Spirit ofHe Times.