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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
CITY POLITICS.

RIprBllc,s AssrNBIY CoSyEST1oss.-Bslovv e
pr...r. an .bs,rs.t Of the proceedings Of the C'y
REPUBLICAN, Assembly Conventions he'd N the vIri'
ous D,ircts lsst evening:
y,,,, p,o,-Th. domination .or AsssutJ II La Ds;Te;
conrsutioa II tia Diric, net.
.t o1rr.s ui,bo1. usstrg nom'ns'ion 20 rrisy nea
fips DIir ne ConyeaaSn il Ills Dre; me; sse a.
osrr,d IN To-day evening .- ,,.-,-.
otA H,.,,Tss kes so. e. a. M me- NJ, Ne
F.GG D.eS Convention ia HI. Di.:r,. :sassr-d h.
rof s,icn t, John shaw Nj shaw Ne. previously noHa'
ed ty be Au- AZ Ccsysa..on. -. ,.s IA. .v.,,, =,
an Dl';''s,-a s,e nsts vas h 5s,po,, sa. a.
Mr.. John cumstord. who vas nominated y hr~Pe' Ton
''Eon % csn net a, JeHer,on Make:
ard u ourled % Tuesday evening without m,fnt snonA-
Tiosh Dis,,9,-Tbe sep1bieans ne: - ooaertons H.n
% 4 Gt.ad A. o,s,oa - .e .. h
By q tie meb b.: tie fneI Vas a. As, laAo-y
ss O,.,,tTbs delegate, % he Iyth A"emby conven.
ou ~, q, Chelsea d. Eighth stree. and Ehh avenue Eat
Pre.lsen: Il The sixteenth Ward Republican A.oei.,9n
- ne eardi5s.s sr the LEGISLATURE from 'h' district NJ
ana received very tssy support lie ia Eea' iaTore sad
TsgI Drf sly ves:eT Cooper received he nomination
FL,eSh D,,,ict-lsjour1ed iii weire,dsy svsnir,
CT Il IN Seventeenth "aij received tie EoIinAior.
Tl- reth Uisiret cjouIned til "Wednesday evening
fonTsih Itsirtct -Eio., snepsrd received the noa,
tG A. 2Sy n G' ai'.' district. last evening the ao
| tin w.. .Tcer-o 20 Dr. :. Ctids ...
Sr.e,ts DsfreL-Ibe Assembly COnvsron IN THIS district
mt A. DL.eceirs Of Third and tfyuiutn
evening and .srdered the Nomination % Waller
| rucspey. -,
Ppubic,n B,.dcusrs Third sverue snd Onehlndred and
.weny-eisbh street ard nominated Iss.c Bachelor
REPUBLIc,S SHTH SESAToRIAL CoSyENTIoN.-
Tbis Convention met again last evening az No. bls
Broadway and remained in session three hours with
ont eh, etipg choice. Each ballot stood,
10 for Washington Smith and 10 for George
f. Opdyke. TIE discussions were facetious
and nervous Committee Of one from each OF the
wards included in the district agreed TO disagree, and
finally the Convention adjourned TO meet on Monday
evening at the same Ilsce. There was large lobby
in attendance.
FOURTH DISTRICT REPUELIcAS Senatorial Con-
vrvrIoy-At a meeting held on Thursday night Dr.
Samuel Hal wss chosen the Republican nominee
for this District Last evening formal Enforcement
was made at Botanic Hall, after which the Associa-
ton journed t. Tuesday next.
Mozart HALL ASSEMBLY CoNvESriov.-The Mo
zsrt Hall Delegates to the Assembly Convention Tor
the lid Assembly District met last evening for the
fifth or sixth time and siter several ballots succeed
de in nominating Mr.. Thomas Kivln az their canoi-
date
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
coyDITIoy OF THE RESERVOIR.
THE TURF.

UsroS CoURsE, L. I.-TRorTING.-FJsday Oct.
Of, 1859. Match, $500; mile heats best IN ,, to
wagons.
Mr. Jarvis b. e. Slsct......................l ]
MI Naples ". Rome ............:......''.z
Time-2:58-302-3:07
TRoTTING on THE Road, from McComos dam to
Luff's.- yiday, oct. n, lS59.-Match s1OOi TO
wagons.
M Stevenson, b. e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time not taken
UNION COURSE, L. Thursday,
Oct 20 lSj9.-Match, 81 OOOi mile heats best in ,,
to wagons.
D. Tallusn, b. g. Geo. NJ. Patcher..............2
d. PifeI, b. Brown Dick. dst'
Tme-2:29i-2:2s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

Gas LIGHrs At TIE BATTTRY.-Frequent com
plants have been made lately that the street lamps 81
the Battery are not Lighted q. nght-he police report
elk as being in state of darkness las night As this
is place where some Of the worst villains, ard sI
pepy thieves prowl sbou. at night, as much light IS
il is possible to obtain is absolutely necessary to rem
der the locality at all safe. Frequen robberes occur
there, and it is scarcely week since young gu was
beaten and frigttfaly outraged by band Of ruians
Tie proper authorities should be compelled to see thai
the lamps are lighted every night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

BoRAx SoAP-Those who have tried it, highly rec
ommend the plan OF adding bOrax to hard soap Tor
washing clothes. as il aids in extracting dirt, and so
caves labor Take about half or three-quarters Of al
ounce of bora1 and quart Of wser to each pound
Of sosp Fret dissolve the borax, then add the sosp
cut in thin slices, ard keep the mixture hot until the
soap is dissolved which may take two or three hours
The mixture is not to be heated up TO the BOILING
point ard il will sometimes answer to set II upon
hot stove at night ard LET it remain TIL morning
When il s COOL it viii be homogeneous mass, when
is to be used as you would soft soap upon dirty linen
and that should always be spilled the evening before
Washing soaking the articles in cold water until ready
for the washing machine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

TRE TWfLTrH RECIMERT.-ie sterdsy afternoon
the Committee of the Common Council, appointed by
that body to ntecede with the Governor FOR the res
toration of the Twelfth Regiment to the position It
formerly occupied, had an interview with his Excel
lercy, ct the Metropolitan Hotel. The matter was
fully discussed, and the Committee made strong sp
peal on behalf Of the Twelfth but the Governor pcsi-
lively declined TO reverse his decision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

Cry FISAvcEs roR lsG0.-The Controller some
weeks snce treu smted circulars to the heads OF the
various Departments aud Bureaus of tho CITY and
County Government, requesting them to prepare and
furnish estimates of the expenses Of conducting their
respective branches OF business during the coming
year. A considerable number Of replies have been
received, but in moat cases no very definite answer
could as yet be given very important question has
arisen as to the disposition Of the floating debt COCA
stoned by deficiency which has been accruirg for
many years in the em; sion Of taxes and assessments
made by the Common Council and by the b ard Of
Supervisors and also in the non collection OF personal
taxes The last annual report Of the Controller states
that Of the sl7 $50 personal taxes due on the ti'
of January ast il estimated that not more than
$500 go could he realzed-leavipg deficiency OF 8
million and half of dollars. The remission of taxes
and assessments, it is estimated, will amount to up
ward of half million more; while the oss by frauds
can not be definitely determined, but may safely be
estimated at another half-mlion. The question now
pending is whether the whole what portion of tnis
total deficit shall be provided for in the taIevy for
1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

TRrAL or The BERGEN Tunnel RIoTERs.-The
trial for riot of the Bergen Tunnel men was CON-
menced yesterday in the Hudson County, N. D.,
Court, Judge Ogden presiding assisted by Associate
Judges Fink, Charles, and Merssles. The names of
the prisoners are: Michael McAndrew, Patrick Shay,
Jeremiah Keller, James McDermott, Oliver Stanley
and Henry Dckerson These persons were Identified
as having been present and takicg p.rt in the not at
the slaughter house. on the Sunday in question, by
Msycr Colsrd OF Hudson City, George Beach, John
NJ. Terry, George Brady, Wn. C. Taylor, VIM. NJ
Hazep, VIM. II. Clark, Joseph S, Beach, Jacob Vree-
land. VIM Mclean, and Samuel NJ Layton. The de
fense plead repsss instead of not and witnesses were
introduced to prove Oib in the case of Stanley and
McDeTmOtt.
The trisi wss not concluded al the adjournn ent of
the Court last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

OBrTrARY.-Jsmes Stewart, 8 remarkable man,
and man of marx died in this city on his birthday,
Oct = 1889 a. the age of -. He was man o! great
ingenuity. Of remarkable inventive powers, Ind sp-
Piled those powers to the benefit of the public; and If
the remark Of Franklin, that the mar who causes
two blades OF grass 10 grow where one grew before
deserves well Of his county be tine, then wsdo n,
policy and justice require that country which eioys
the fruits o. men q great inventive an productive
powers TO reward such meu while living, All 10
cherish the remembrance Of them when desd
Mr. Stewart was native Of Scotland, and cam. to
Boston in 1873 ss q machirst, ST the age Of D. He
bad been long there before he began TO give play
10 his Genius, by the Invention Of q complicated ma
chine Of great utility for making hooks and eyes, By
which TIE former slow and tedious process Of making
& oae exchargedioE tie present mode
which enables the manufacturer TO afford them st a
small per cent Of their former prices and by weight
or measure instead Of by count. This invention has
been Of great public benes,, and might have made ito
author independently ricb. But, by his own ursus.
pectirg honesty and simplicity and the ;reacheIy Of
others, he lost the profit. Of the invention manu-
fscturer Of hooks and eyes h-ed M s. q. price
sidsraby above ordinary labor to work FOR him a
year in manufacturing these articles from his Own
machine, in the use, operation, and management of
which lie was to instruct bis employer-the contrac.
to be in writing. This instrument through the skill
,rd tresohery Of an INSCRIPTIONS lawyer was 80
drawn 10 incude unperceived by the inventor tse
patent TisAt Of he machine itsef.
About this time, stype-iounder OF Boston offered q
reward Of $1,000 10 any person who would invent and
furnish q mscbi1e or mode Of manufacturing type
which should Obvi.;e the difficulty Of imperfect type
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

An APPLE PARER.-We are reminded in letter
from the manufacturers of the "Tun-Tabe Apple
Parer' who by the by know how to make their wares
known by advertising that we said, last Fall, III
there is 81 appeparing machine that can be worked
10 advantage in en- ordinsry family We should like to
know it, 20 that we may tell the world what and where
il is" Very well, We are now willing TO redeem that
promise. This machine will pare apples expsd-
tousy and It can be operated without the aid OF an
engineer 1t makes no pretensions 10 do anything but
pare the apple. You pu. on with one hand, turning
the crank ell the time with the other, aud, no matter
what sze or shape the apple is, the knife viii follow
the surface and take off the skim When the skin is
or the same motion of the crank continued, carries
the knife away from the apple and back to tho place
Of beginning where il is to begin upon another The
pared che is taken of and another put upon the fork
while the knife is passing round. The whole ma
chine is made of iron and can be packed in box
eight inches wide and four inches deep When used,
i, NAV be attached TO any table or bench by thumb
screw. This perfect little machine, which every
family tbs paIes peck of apples year should have,
is made so cheaply By Yarkee ingenuity AMI ms
chipery. that il s sold ST retail for dollAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

frederick .he Crest rber parade sill cseae sens,
t,o,.. A COMPANY Of children VIII Iesys New. York
Oh tuesday, Nov. /. for ;be West, from the I'M
drsns AID society. Mr.. Dfsytoo, hsviog mste ar
rsnsenents With the manager OF the French ihe"'e,
viii continue his palor Operas snotosr W'ea''''a
New YoIk gentleman "a negotls''rg for Two steamers
70 ran between Fsirbayen ard NeT-fork, IN eohne''
ion with the Farh.yen Branch Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

WAIER YOUR DooRrARD Fo~Ls.-FIi bottle
with water ard place it bottom up through hos N
board so that its shall be inserted into saucer
or any shallow, op.n vessel. As the ducks exhaust
the water from the sh,now vessel the bottle viii pay
ont new supplies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

INV Article FOR TANNtNs.-An Iowa paper
states that some German tanners are paying tun
for plant very common in this country, aud gene
rally known as "dcg fernel' 1t is said to be good
substitute for oak bark and be extensively grown
WHARF III AZ cannot be oh: aimed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
HNFFI-IsTIIlFIl- ]
Discharges FROM THE EAR

own. 20 diseased state q the lining Of the external and
middle lar IL il osthsome In and Of the
ez 20 the patients Themselves vel 70 those
surrounding them besdes il 10 without danger ~ under
mines the health and unfeqgent when caused
DEATH By producing iuhsmmson Of the brain and ts mem
brsrsa By this disease is consdered g while
others think its removal dangerous TIE notions OF the one a.
We. the fears Of the other have been sbundanty proves as
erroneous BY DR.. LfGHTHfL Il No. n Bond who haze
permanently Of Of long sAndins with
the hsppies; results Relying their pat success
they will q cure In every case accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
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CARPETS {

axnrssox 10 the Bowsry I, selling Erssh N-.vc.s J :.
,T y.ra. Bru..el. 7Sc sr md insrsn CsrpsS -
Soc 4Nc .pd eOc Oil Cob SIC o., snd Sc remnant, d
Oh Cloth at hsf price RUGS and DriEse'' cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

Nrvv AKIN OprGIvu AMERICAN COMEDY
rv,s .v1rsxooS wuIs.so WAYS 70 MsKs ,Np bsEsE 4
M .boi, orsn. arercso Cornsdy oil b proisd I,
animated ,.,. q, ~UsyUN II -. ~,rn ~ ~ .
corv.x s.s the ~ls-nu ard a. eegtat s1t
smu,rr ,nfe THIS EVENING, Our OF rHE DEPTHS me ~
moral drama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

Gas. G,S-Those rich. new styles OF CAS- tlN-
r 6r5 A. he srsr manufacturing dsp1. ~ WAhSsN Fr
c. NJ SD Broadway, superior % 'uy'has ever ossied
before from o.. factory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
CITY ITEM s..

ACADEMY or Muse -MArISEr.-A matinee will be
given at the Academy this day, on which occasion
will be performed the entire opera Of Martha, the
third act Of Ernani, and the celebrated finale OF
Lucia di Lammermoor" During the entertainment
Nine Colson. Mile C1escimsno Nj me Strakoscb, aud
Sgs BrignoB, Fern, Amodio, igel, and Juncs viii
appear in fsvorte roles.
Since the removal Of Wn. Hall & Son there has
been no Office for the sale Of tickets in the neghbor-
hood Of the Park. Arrangements have been made for
branch office, at No , Asior House, which will be
q great convenience TO strangers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
TA6v-ri.sner, |

Gro. SATNDFRs'S METALLIC lARlfI hAIoh-
srsop fhi. piui,.h si' ~ obtained of -. 80 a
rs-turers No Arcr Hoase' and q ne va
rious agents thrs shcut The city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
Advertisement.
WARN CLOTHING

Advertisement.
WARN CLOTHING.
". now oder large Of Fail aud Win er Cotain'
us Manufactured in bes. styles consisting IN part u
EssUINAUX BEAVERS,
Moscow BEAVERS,
EiDgPDOS BEAVERS,
MAGENTA BEAVERS,
President BsAvRRs,
CLARENDON 6EAyERs
DRE.DSACGHT HEAvERs.
.,o complete Of ell styles Of Cashmere sne BEavEg
suns ana all the styles Velvet and Cashmere Echng,
&c Ac.
AID FUsNIsHSG GOODS
il great variety At the lowest prices Of the trade
D. DgyLIS s. Co,
Nos 253 259, ard S5l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

GAVE HIMSELF TF.-Wm. GOrmao, a car driver, re-
siding the fifth street and sixth avenue pre-
epd himself a. the Tgeueth Precinct Station House and
said tht had inst stabbed by the Of irving and
desired himself the authorities He that he
YVES quarr with bis wife and that Irving who IL bis land
ord bis ard Knocked him down snd beat hin
severely During the seu German says be got Irving doDn
released him. upon which Irving assin a.au.ed him
whereu poD CONAN stabbed him With pocket Knife Irving
story IL Tat German abusing his wife when he applied o
admission Gormsns que the disturbance and that
upon entering he seized and stabbed BY Cor
uan The wourd he received il not dangerous Gormau
was detssled 10 await an examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
iAdyertiseusn.
IND PUFyry BITTgRS
MOFFATT's LIE PILLS

hOFFATTS LIE flLLS AND ThtNiA Dii iLhS
for the cure Of Scrofua And all dsesses arising from impure
blood Bilious Feye Fever and Ague Dyspepsia Dopy, Ples
yield t.r curative properties for SAFE o. No. 30 Broad
way, aSd By al sTuEsis:s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

OrrRI's PATENT JrIIIFIED CASTOR OIL
II. sr.., .r..on ~ he o oevred ADO - ~ - -
NH''' ''N' - p.sgoip p.rgEE Movss.
Mho'...l~ AGENTS No. Is beehnsan a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

Merchants from sbrosd and others. will ind the
P.spxot oetc.L Mu,Ers y FOWLS wills, NJ II
R,ossv.x an iu.re.uT ps-s witt :. coutsrs hu'.
,kus ard portraits Il noted uen Of The world EI'
smns.icns daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were made yes
terdsy sucton By T. Ludlow-Lo north side Of Thirty
ouh street OF Second avenue z5x98 g. 20 g.
Ihoma, for $3.50. By " Muller House and lot No A.
Washington street. % 4x80 10 c W. Jones for 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

COMMISSIONERS ~ PoLIcE.-This Board met
Yesterday Afternoon at headquarters President Sill
man in the CT Dir and al the members present. The
session was held as usual with closed doors, and our
reporter could elicit only the following particulars
from the Clerk: The mstter az TO the printing OF a
rev SET Of rues ard rsgulstion csused long dscus-
sion. Tie amendments give the General Superin-
tendent additional powers. The subject was referred
10 Committee with power to have printed. j. IL.
Rudd was sppointed pstrolmsn in Brooklyn. Thomas
McPsrin of he old force, Tweptyfrst Ward, was re-
rsatej Mr.. Bowen offered resolution t1st the
Captain of each Precinct report to the Board the
names of persons suitable TO serve as special police
men at The ensuing elections. Carried. The Board
then adjourned.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

FRAUD IS THE REGrsrRY.-At meeting OF the
Executive Committee Of the Twentieth Ward Rspub'
lean Association last evening, delegation OF the
German Association Of that Ward were introduced
who stated that they desired the Executive Commit
tee to furnish poll lists of each district Of the Ward FOR
their examination AMI revision they were satisfied
that great frauds had been perpetrated the omission
Of msny prominent German Republicans from the
lists either by the County Clerk by the Registrars
in trsrsfe ring the Names and that names had baen
inserted Of persors who hal never lived in the Ward
Messrs Dittenhoefer Republican candidate for
Judge Of the Marine Court and Gardette we're ap-
pointed Committee to investigate, with full power
10 take such action as they deemed necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

REcK'Ess DRIyING The freqsently.recurring ac-
cdents by reckless driving through the crowded
thoroughfares Of the city are becoming 30 serious
matter to require the interference OF the proper
authorities Scarcely day passes but come person -
generally females knocked down by some vehicle,
ard seriously, if not fatally wounded. If few Of
those reckless Jehus were properly punished, these
accidents would be Of rarer On Tuesday
woman was in Broadway, and almost INSTANT
y killed. On Thursday evening, Mrs. Rachel Alex
ander Of No. 8 Thomas street run over by sage
No. 80 whose driver is said to have been racing his
horses with those Of rival stage. The unfortunate
womsn sustained severe injuries, and was conveyed
to her residence by policeman. Mrs Mary Puuket
was alec run over on Thursday, by stage No zoos,
at tie corner Of Warren street and Broadway and
was so severely injured as TO render il necessary TO
convey berto the City Hospital In the case of the
Bowery accident the driver Of the stage arrested,
but it will be an exception to the general rule ne is
in any way punished.