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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

NorfcI TO THE KINGS COUNTY BAR.--In cOnse-
uepce Of the engagements of the Judges Of the Supreme Court
n other parts District week the Circuit Court and
Cont Of over and T.mDer appointed be held the first
Mondsy Of October win be on that day adjourned until the
seoond Monday of October Gt IL O'Clock when the hrst
fvsuty causes on the Calendar wil be called
motions will be- heard st Special Term in
Brooiiyn ON Saturday list day Of Otobsr next by Judges
tt Emott and be noticed for thai day In conse
queuoe Of be eneagemen OF the Judges IN
time N
Special Term win be held every day this week n o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.-Yesterdsy morning
little sr years the daughter Of John Gala
sher burned death No l Navy street The parents
tcupy second oor and had LETT the child alone IN
issuing from the apartment and the
cry Officer Utter ran stairs and found the
child on with her clothes fire. She was then dying
and brean ed her There fire In the stove
10 supposed that abe played with Matches aud thus caused
he sad result.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
The statements of the Philadelphia Banks Tor N
last tWo zee ks compare as f0IIOws
The cash as.e,s and liabilities Of the New-Orleans
were a. follows:
ro,. taI4I7s sl2s2i8es ss45255s sl6,sl77cS

To,a .......t2l l"l" sl283i,8tg s'f'17o9 sI''sIT"
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various banks, and also the
sums due TO distant Banks the latter being comprised
L.. IL IL nfh hnnosfs as shnWn ahnYe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

LONG BRANCH, sep p, sunset. No ves-s In light Wind
g.. hsbt; weather cloudy.
HIGHLANDS Sept: q, sans.t-A bark pAs.ins the Hisb-
srds other inwSrd bound sight Dteamship Ds
soc Havana and Newoesn paced over the bsx ct
p. N. Wind 8 light; weather cloudy
BOSTON. Sep. N.-Ar shp Andes, Putnam, PENANG Be-
low ,hips John Long from Cslcaa Herser from do Buens
VISTA from San Francisco; baks Samuel Orlando from
Ayres Absgum, from NontsAdeo
CHAhLEsION, Sept, I-The U. 8 n steamship James.
town Adsms Gnvec here att o'clock this fTbsrsdy morning.
kEWORLEANS, Sept H-Arr ships Lochnavs, from Bos.
ton Harry Birch, from New. York.
SAVANNAH SEPT. H-The s<anship Potomac, Of Crom.
wels line, her. les, evening from NewYork. Al we'll
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Rccepts Of Produce-SEPr. q, 1859.

TOTAL BY RourEs-9,2e7 bbs Flour ia do Corn
Meal A. $50 bushels Wheat 25 do Corn, 2iyS do Rye
psta ProyisioIa All bsls. W hishy, Ia do. Ashes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

sALEs-WsE Garner 81 extra Kentucky, a. SIS 2 he.d.
Average weight about las, tb
Cr.by s.cD, 20 fsir State, price 2 head equal 70 S.e
per u
James Ware two droves fair kentuckyone for Ee~York
and h- other q. Brighton about ic. = b live weight.
Ar J. EDgb.h Il isir C4nadas sSs 4 head Average
v,ilhi 0o 10.
Sylvester Williams Il s.;- ,.e.f, cosr.e at s b live
veisbt Ayerage 80 u. sellers estimate.
Bishton-
Bsn 81 i..s obios price 2 head equal 7lc. u I've
weiskt
NJ A,Esop So iced ordinary, price elu. 70 about Sc
2 rtiye w.istt-
M siucs 81 bead fair csa.ia at sSl head. Esin..ed
% $50 = York.
M Reeve, 81 rather heavy but CsnAiA a: sSs p
k..d. Esimaf-d BY he buyer On n Yo,t-
Rove and Penn, - nice kentucky averaging lisa each
e46S
4. 4. Beke,, IS sne ohios a.; ? i. Weigh: Isis
eA.A
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

TnE ATLANTIC STREET RAILRoAD.-Ab0ut 1900
pssse passed over this road Monday the first
day it vas opened to the public, and yesterday there
were nearly az many more.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Markets-CAIEFrLLY REPORTED FOR fH. y. Y rRIsuSs.
IT, a~ne

AsHEsThe marie, without change The demand is steady
sale. 20 bbs a. IS 50 for Pots and S. p for Pears
COTrON-The msk-, dull and heavy sales Of 800 bales
The arrivals ,rce he l9h have been o bales the ex
port 3o5 tass viz: To Liverpool ise4 Hasre, lSN MArsa
"a, l02 We quote
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
To Mariners.


DscosTNUAScE LIGHTS The Ligh house Board st -
meeting he'd 18th Recommended that The following
named bshts be discontinusd viz:
Lshthouss st BArsaTa Bay the coast Of LouisisnA
Lsht-tous- .: Corpus Christi, on the coast OF Texaa
1t therefore ordered AMI directed that The Aforesaid sho b
dscontiLGed and after the frs, day Of November next
By oyder OF the Secretary OF the Treasury.
R. sEMMES. Sec Lss.hoase Board.
Treasury Department, Sept q, 1889.
CAPE LOOKOUT LIGHT HousE-CoAsT or NORTH CARoLNh-
FIxED LIGHT -Ofcal Information hss been received ih.s
cfee from Cap w. H. e. Whiting, Corps of Endneen, u ..
Amy TIA. The house at Cspe Lookout has been CON-
psfed. m,
The tower the fusrum Of II bGit OF bncs ana
suTmounted BY iron snt, painted black Tie coof OF -
r and the focal plane 10 $50 feet above the eve o. 1s
The keepers dwelling, which 10 u he od lowell
Psintsa In red and white horizontal strips ,hs
The Illuminating apIss'gs casdiop,ic Fresne' sps
fs; odsr sbovs fxed high, Of ;he natural color vh5 ss'1~
be visible In ordinary weather distance Of ~ nsaies m q.
Tke posn Of this fyen BY the Coat SURVEY
Latitude 5so 81 % North
Lopsitade 7eo so A" West Il 6reenwieh- ..t
The rev lighthouse will be lighted for the f'r tine se
on Tuesday The s: day Of November neit and v Srhs
burning dufg tina. and every night tnefeAftsf apIs
- ~ W. B. TRANKLIN, sssresa1'
Treasury Dspsnmsp, eept Is, Isse.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28


portion of this s due to the interruption OF trains
during the storm. The three weeks OF the month are
$l4 600, against $53 600 last year. The third week
Of September on the Rock Island is s3 ,69O abou.
s. 600 increase. On the Michigan Southern we hear
unofically that the third week $4,000. The bus-
ness on the Hudson hver is favorable and September
will show about Sc, 600 gain. On the Norwich and
Worcester the gain will be about the same as in
August On the Illinois Central the receipts for the
third week are stated at 100000 in round numbers
On the 26th 2ls cars were loaded and unloaded.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports exclusive of specie from NewYork to foreign
porte. for the week and since Jan. |:
1857. 1855. 1859.
For the week......... s. 627,2 $40 eloS75 SeI7,5o9
Previously eported.... S57ts3 sHsd,is6 ST 5i 243
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

The following lots 90 East: For Posiisnee, j. Comsck
s4 May le f0r Brighton A ". Monroe 100 Curtis
saunders ls5 John Flood, IS; Wm g. scol.n' 10 John
Coof W. H. Andrew 81; and 5. Newtou a. Total, 7O
PEicEs-Th- dull ne following quotations, aid
oply alter heu-s extra iere having been sale
a, ne ogtside price:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Albany Live stsck Market.
lRspored for THg N. Y. fRIsUSHl

WEsT orPt
C.rrLE-rhere falling CT in The receipt compared with
week of @ head still the supply In Of the demand
The market op~rs dull Th. ha. from $50 to 10
gone the Erie Railroad has made the NewYork
whe the Eastern cannot take - many
they having large number hand N homo held out OF
!sst weeks supply.
There no the Bseves nearly all being under
first quality There are half dozen good droves from
Kentucky Indiana STATE bat they will no. bring
much 4. hys weight the general average An
week falling below centa
In our comparative this week esimste II 10
the car instead of 10 This fully justified By the
parent ht weight Of the Besves and also by the
;oas furnished a. the different yards Beside the abov--3
rad were driven In on the Cherry Valley Turnpike aud "a h-sd
held oyergivDg toal Of Sti, against S4' last
week -
The Cattle were through the several Yards fol-
lows: Al More's L5l3 Galups, EOS Hunters 75. Total
SlO4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13
AFFAIRS in WASHINGTON.

The Next Census-The Acquisition OF Lower
Cslifcrnia-An Affair OF Honor on the
1apis, &c.
WASHINGTON, july IL, 1859.
The late Congress- has appropriated only 5000 a.
preliminary to taking the census the preparation
OF blank forms instructions TO Marshas &C. Ample time
will be allowed for the collection of reliable deputies and
such arrangements will be made by the Secretary Of the
Interior a. viii secure the prosecution Of the work with
more perfecness than heretofore Many applications
have been made for employment clerks but the Cen
sus Bureau will not be organized until next year when
the returns shall begin 70 be received.
There is authority for the assertion that however d.
srable the acquisition Of Lower California may be to the
administration, no such proposition is pending be-
tween the governments Of the United States and Mexico
as has been stated
Secretary Fioyds health Is slightly improved and he
will return 70 Washington to accompany the President
Bedford Springs on Monday.
The President has recognized Frederick Kuhne as Con-
sui Of the Grand Duohy Of Hesse-Casse at New York.
The Mexican Minister is Ill.
The Ssyor o. Washington having received q despatch
from the Mayor Of Richmond that O. Jennings Wise and
P q. Ayiett had left to fight duel, and would probably
proceed TO the reighborhood Of Washington, he caused
warrants to be issued for their arrest in case they should
this way The officers are now on their look out for
them.
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Cor0nerA' Inuuests.

FATAL RAILROAD AocIDENrs.-Thomas Galbraith, former
~ resident of No. 142 Cherry street. died at tho New
York Hospital yesterday from the effects OF injuries &C
cidenay received the 29th Of May last, by being
run over by OF the Second cars, In Oliver
nesr Water street. Deceased riding on the front
platform, when he fell accidentally pushed off the
Aers and had his right leg broken by Of the wheels
Coroner Schrer notified 10 hold an inquest yestar.
day, but adjourned the until nine O'Clock thg
morning.
On Monday evening coored man named Charles }.
KrtnaAn, fell Off the front platform OF one Of the Third
cars, Fly sixth street. and was 30 severely
injured that he died almost Immediately Afterwards
Deceased, appeared, had been target excursiou,
and was intoxicated when he got aboard the car.
Coroner Schrmcr held inquest upon the body OF de-
ceased a the precinct station house
when the jury rendered verdict OF accidental doas
Krittman resided " 307 Houston street.
MYSTERY CLEARED UP.-The leg and thigh Of human
being found in the sink attached to the premises 1853 East
Thirty eecond street. Sunday night proves upon in
vesgAon to have been the remains OF subject not long
since operated upen by poor physician residing in the
neghborhood The sink cleansed In the most tho
rough manner In accordance with the instructions Of
Coroner Jsckman but other portion Of human body
could be Uncovered The solution OF the was en-
urey satisfactory to the residents Of the house and the
neighbors In the vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13
SUMNER TRAyEL.-The city is just now crowi

SUMNER TRAvEL~-The city is just now crowd
ed with our Southern brethren en- route for the
Northern watering places or for Europe. The
emigration to the Old World is very large
larger than ever before, we believe, and this not
withstanding the war and the commercial aud
financial difficulties abroad. All the fashionable
hotels are crowded, and the retail shops reaping
rich harvest. Travel out Of the city is light
compared TO the same season of former years
The route seems to be, however, up the Hudson
and Niagara and Saratoga the chief points of
attraction for the pleasure traveller. It seems,
however. that the labdlords or the watering place
hotels have absolutely killed the goose that laid
so many golden eggs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13

CnT AMUHMEN7s. most extensive preparations mr..
being made for the fste at Jones' Wood next week. Be-
sides the dance music there will be two distinct vocal
and instrumental concerts and in The interregnum be.
tween them the exhibition of Tournaires Circus. rhe
steamboats, viii convey ticket holders to the ground free
or all expense and there will DO extra charge for any
Of the exhibitions within the grounds The whole arrange
ments are upon the most liberal scale, and with fair
weather there viii undoubtedly be the greatest turn
out that New York has ever seen for an affair
Of this kind. The musical conductors are Marotzek.
Anschutz Grill, Prox, stoepel and Unger-names which
guarantee something very good.
Two city theatres will be closed this week. Tho Misses
Gougenhem finish their season at Laura Keeues
on Saturday, and the Metropolitan will be closed omor
row hgnt, w;:s benefit 70 the manager, Mr. Dufeld
Mr. Stuart viii open this house for the regular season
about the Goth August
Mr. Burton Is drawing full houses at Nibos and the
Forences are doing we'll at Walack's.
new subscription has been opened for the French
theatre next season. under the auspices Of Mr. Sage who
will shortly sail for Europe TO engage artists The artists
Of the old company have been paid up and part of them
are now in Montreal, playing at MIR. Buckands theatre
n. Laba Is engaged for the next season.
sgnor Gassier sails for Europe today but will return
in September We could afford to spare 60 admirable
an artist any longer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13

khwARK, n. j., july Il, 1883.
We seem 10 be In the ns6n OF . murder carnival sys
few weeks ago Pauck Maud hot and Eited nis ssse~
IN tnc Fifth ward; little stsf Peter Mier, Gernzs,
was stabbed and killed at q pooio IA the Eseyeata
wOd, by one HeDrs Ksufmsnu, who 10 supposed
to bave 6sd 20 CAosda On The 4tb inst. Charles
Robinson, an est'mabic ct,izea. was brutaiy mur-
dered In the seourbs Of ths roird yard
By some unknown parties, have add saosaar
70 this fearful st Of crime. On Saturday last young
named s'epheo Cunningham was ScAses badly ny
John Adams tha he died Of hts this nsornsg rs
ARRAY occurred In grog shop Canal street, In the
Fourth ward.
The Coroner's jury this afternoos rendered . vsIaca
mat Stephen CunD'pghsms death resulted from blows
received ~ the hands o. James Adams Adams hAs Ssn
prison for grand larceny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13

Ten MILLIONS TAxArIoN.-The report Of the
Committee on Annual Taxes for 1859 Of the
Board of Supervisors was presented to that body
last evening" and laid over for further disposi-
ton. It appears by that report that the total
amount of taxes to be levied this year is 1885,,
Of Record, amounting to nearly two hundred
thousand dollars Gf the latter be ADMITTEDLY, will
bring the taxes up to something over ten mil
lions--two millions increase upon last years
taxation II there lie city in the world which
pays so heavily for such miserable misgovern-
in what quarter of the globe it is located.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13

A GREAT CRY ABOUT LITTLE WHOLESOME
of the Boston papers are making great fuss
over Mr.. George Summers Grafton delivered be-
fore the civic authorities on the glorious Fourth
MIR. Sumner, who appears to be follower in the
footsteps Of his brother the Senator, aired the
Almighty Niger instead Of the American eagle,
and utterly annihilated Chief Justice fancy on
the bred Scott question. AL conservative Bos.
ton is in dreadful state Of mind about it. and
the Corporation has postponed consideration Of
the usual resolution of thanks. Really, our East
ern friends are making great cry about very
little wool. Knowing the Sumner doctrine, that
philosopher was invited to crate, and If his
speech was not palatabIe the authorities have
only themselves to blame. 1t certainly can do
no harm, because no one ever reads Fourth of
July GRAFTON, and the Supreme Court will pro-
baby so On nearly the same as before. II the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13

The LAST NEWS FROM THE WAR.-The news
telegraphed from Halifax last night by the
steamer Canada does not inform us of many i'm.
portant facts in connection with the late battle
of Solferino. The details of that terrific contest,
and the account of the number killed and
wounded, have yet to arrive. 1t would seem,
however, that the French did not cross the
Mincio after the action quite so rapidly as may
have been supposed from Napoleon's despatch,
for their passage had not been completed up to
the LIST inst, six days after the conflict The in.
telligence received in Paris that the French had
suffered 80 severely in the contest Of the oath Of
June that it required two days to reorganize the
army, would thus appear to be confirmed by the
fact that no immediate pursuit followed the vic.
tory. At latest accounts the Piedmontese were
investing the fortress Of Peschiera from the Lake
Gsrda, where they had placed some guuboats.
The town Of Peschiera is defended by an i'm
mense line Of outworks, forming an entrenched
camp capable of maneuvring an army of a
hundred thousand men, while the fortress itself
is also very strong one. The Sardinians will
therefore have occasion to exercise all their
strength and their tactics to take Peschiera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13
Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1862
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS, 90 Reading
Railroad, FIX; Morris Canal 63h Long Island Railroad
10; Pennsylvania RAi@0aa' ssX vi, 70 ,o.o
Flour dull and declined 25c.; Ohio and Howard stree,
a. Wheat firm at an Advance Of e. for choice braads
1c. o. white &c. $780, Provisions quiet Whsksy
firm: Ohio &c
Flour very dull: swpeThDe grade Is offered at IS sly
Wheat declining: red 81 80 81 49, white 81 as Cora
declined &c. &c.; yellow &c. ssc. WniAkey Arm
State 27c.
Flour market unchanged sales 600 bbs. A. So Is for
Indiana Wheat dull: sales ooO bushels Wisconsin win
ter at 81 26 Corn quiet Canal freights uncnansed
Canal expor,s-l,o4o bsls flour, 1850 bushels w6s.
l2eo0 bushes corn Shipped to Canada, 100 busosls
wheat
Flour active, and prices for low grades shade easier
but without important change; desirable extras steady
Inferior 70 good spring extra DO IS Is SIS SO for far ).
choice extra wieoonsp So 80 IS IS for extra Michigan
lndsns ana ONO and 81 s7 for double extras wne
nominal Corn ouf and lower sales ,7OO bushels in io
last evening at TIC 78c. Sales this morning 8OOS
Dnanes sound Illinois AZ 1885, Barley dull aud non,..sa
"nsxoy better sssas 800 pbs, at 2ec par gallon Canal
ireiebts unchanged. Lake imports Ioday-2,OC0 bbls
-four, 5000 bushels wheat 1900 bushels corn Canal
exports-l7 SEQ busbels corn.
BUFFALO, July 1916 M.
Flour-The market opened With q good demand. Int
closed dull and drooping. Sales 800 bbs at 81 for
-FOUR Illinois 81 IS IS Is tor inferior to good extra do
20 70 20 % for fair to choice extra Wisconsin, So SO
60 Is for extra Michigan Indiana and Ohio. IS 87X
% 20 for double extras Wheat quiet and nothing of lon.
portance doing Corn dull and lower sales 5000 bushels
sound Illinois at 76c. Oats quiet Barley dun. RIVE
stesdy; sales 500 bushels Western at S4Hc. Whskey
better sales 300 bbs., AZ 26c Freights-sTc on corn
SIC. on wheat, and $50 -four to New YORK Inports
5000 hbs -four, 5000 bushels wheat Ia 900 do corn
Exports-12 GOO bushels corn.
Flour quiet: sales light Corn-Ssles 5000 busae,s
prime Western mixed at s7Kc Oats-sales 200 bush.
es Canada East at 50c weight Small parcels Of white
at &c, 1888 ~~~ "N'''
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The Vermont Republican state Convention.

Hne fexWQAt NepWR8tfnD Ttate Convention.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July IL, 1850.
The Vermont Republican State Convention assembled at
Brattleboro to-day. Ex-Governor Fairbanks Of st. Johns
bury, presided, with w. q. Pennnan, OF wiadosk and
B. W. Bartholomew, Of Washington, Vice Presidents
and G. J. Gleason, A. N SWAIN OF Bellows Falls, and
c. Cook of Bennington as Secretaries. The present
State officers were re-nomnated, as foil WIS.,
Goueynm-Hilard Han, Of Bennington.
LiesHenaR Goucynor-Bsrrabus Martin, OF Chelsea
7reanwe-Henry N. Bates, Of Montpelier.
The resolutions reterate the Philadelphia PLATFORM con-
denim the extravaganza and pro slavery character OF Mr.
Buchansn's administration maintain the right OF natural
lied citizens TO protection against the Cass doctrine and
approve Homestead law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13

The LATEST ADVERTISING DoDGE-GREE1EY
IT Pixies PEAK.-We print elsewhere q queer
document, purporting to give an account of the
facts connected with the Pixies Peak gold mines
"as they exist" This paper bears the signatures
of three persons, one Of whom is the Hen. Massa
Greeley, who, after trying all sorts Of remark
able lodges, has turned up as sortrof mining
stock speculator. he is not, according to his
own account, ga miner, nor directly interested
in mining" but he is penetrated with desire
TO give to the public the blessed truth upon the
subject, OF the merits of which no one but miner
is capable Of Judging In one day these active
philosophers visited ten or dozen claims, saw
I" the gold plainly visible" and obtained from
the parties working the sluices, (and ali Of whom
desired to sell their claims), some accounts of the
products Of the mines. The names of these I'M
prejudiced witnesses are then given. One sold
half his claim, fifty by one hundred feet, for
twenty-five thousand dollars;', another " took
cut Eve hundred dollars worth of gold In days"
another stock ST. 80 from single pan Of dirt
and had been offered ten thousand dollars for the
claim" Following the accounts Of the opera
tinns Of fhcse l~sLy folavue, tnere III Inc
usual Jeremiad over The poor wretches who have
been deluded by just such SORES, furnished by
the same DISTINGUISHED sources, and have died of
hunger in the mountains, or dragged their weary
limbs back to the East
But the enthusiastic gold hunter is never de-
tered by fears Of this sort. He is willing to
leave everything for the shining dross, and he
sees only the bright side Of the Greeley picture
As an account of the mines, which it purports to
be, The Greeley certificate is worthless. 1t gives
only few memorandum, picked up from claim
owners and is only valuable to them
as an advertisement. II iS evidently one
Of those peculiarly mysterious affairs into
which the amiable Greeley is seduced by
designing men for their own base pur-
poses, while he stands like lamb to be cut
up, without knowing why he should do co. or
what is to become Of the fleece. This was the
case with that thousand dollar draft Of the Fort
Des Moines Company, which Greeley carried in
his pocket 30 innocently, and with the Mariposa
stock, Irish revolution fund, &C., sc. Perhaps
in the absence of the philosopher Of Pixies Peak,
his Man Friday, who is accustomed, from bis
Brook Farm experiences, to answer questions and
ladle cut soup and information at the came time,
will be kind enough to give us all the points con-
corning this last advertising dodge Meanwhile,
let all the fools make the best of their way to
Pixies Peak. SO as to have time to get back be
fore cold weather sets in.
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NEWARK, n J., July Il, 1850
At about three O'Clock this morning fire broke out ID
four story brick addition 70 tho extensive iewe,~y
establishment Of Carter bale, corner Of Mulberry PARK
and DurAnd street. which completely guea Destroy
pg dies and tools 70 the amount OF o0o The oss On
the building about - ooc fully insured principally IN
New York ofHcesahe Howard City and Manhattan Com
paneG.
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The Flremsn's Fight on Sunday.
Is BEAVER STRKHr, NEW York, July IL, 1855

JAMES g. BENNETT, ESQ.
Your correspondent Of today would seem TO inplicat
the members Of bose Company No. Is as being concerned
IN the dsgracsfu riot that took place in Broadway Of
Sunday On behalf Of the company epaphaticaIly den
the charge that they were the nsgas ors or abetors
the parties engaged in the fight As the matter will,
hope, be speedily Investigated, and the guilty part
punished - they deserve 10 be our wouldbe judge me-
then feel disposed TO mitigate the punishment he thin
should be Meted out 10 q company and which fe
satisfied no reasonable fireman will think deser
when the facts OF the case arc elected may tresp
100 much In ais letter. but think side entitled
hearing. JOHN O'NEIL,
Foreman Hose Company No. IL