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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13
PUBLIC MEETINGS..
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board held Regular Meeting yesterday after.
noon, NJ CohSELL III the chair. There was a very
fair aiier6auce Of members.
Pui6c Officers "A port from the Committee on
Salaries Oicss in favor Of concurring To reqrre
the public Offices Of the city 70 be kept open from
q. III. TO 4 p u. daily, was adcp'ed.
CIR EIyen.s-A puoication was received
from he Controller containing summary of expsn-
c,ores on City count and sev.rsl trust and
cal accounts, frCm January ! to September 1852
ONION, lin, ia tie aggregate 70 Sll 962 $50 81. Tue
document was lad upon the table and ordered to be
Iriped. ,,
Sfa,er7ent Of the Corporation Anorney.-The
Monthly Statement OF the Corpor" ion Attorney, OF
moue,t recovered for violstoDs OF the Corporation
Udr snces during the month Of August, was received
ana oTde cd to be printed il the minutes. The waOle
amount collected i- SO -.
The Btald then adjourned.
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

TIE FEVER SEASON ABOUT EsDED-wELKLf MET
IyGs HEREAFTER.
The Beard yesterday, at noon, IN the private Office OF
Of the Mayor.
Dr. GuSs rsportei several vessels, AMI stsea fea
the arrivals from tropical ports we're Beginning % ~
~ II WAS remarked that the sessou for UNUSUAL
on.,,n.ite q. dung tie past summer asi been more
tnsn usually hort The cool wiEds ct autumn navns
ct 10, the propreiy Of curtaling the ueelns q l.e
conn i.s'or er. Of Heal b to once week was coz
siiered and cscr..ed. II vas decided tbai one
week WISE sufficient, and Resolution ai"pra no ~
the u.e,ings ,ysry Monday, as rerstoiofe, e. l.
O'Clock. A. ,;,s. "a
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CITY ITEM s.

After the thunderstorm OF Sunday night, the
scatter yesterday WAS bright AID pleasant, aud
Broadway was thropged throughout the day.. The
great crowd in that tho oaeh noE, is due 10 the
that all the hotels of The city are cesmmsd full Of
strsbgers on their way home from the deserted
wetsIirg places. Trade, too j. necessarily brisk,
wboIes aers atd retailer, being busy bees, whe
country merchants running up the biggest kind Of
bills, though they expected the deuge to oome be-
fore their notes arrive at maturity. In the rush Of
business acd pleasure, the places Of pubic suuss-
meptoramac OPERATE literary, and artistic, are re-
ceiyibg liberal share Of patronage.
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Advertise mont
10 PHYSICIANS AND PRIVATE FAMlLIk9.


Hsvibs received from the medical s,oy In vnsso
,ons oonutry eqa-stips 70 ufosh ,nc d'uspsc
h-cshes Of the uniou with pure impRted srt -
Pepc Brandy hst they prescribe to their peso
vlth coLfdence coucIded 20 comply vita ASks
requests
Iudi row bsv. been unable Do for resens that ~
Owing Of the 10 ffsooe -
Of Brsldy ruled high thu. unable to tmea
and Ell. reasonable happily rhfns
the suey of tr'ece M snd prssat yer
been mno frncl AID priss Of Hfsody have
down traLce 20 reasonable Che duty Rr-nsA
Brshdy has tl,o been nep ssven,y hoPs
thee. sorna ard especially o~ prices Tor Bra dy =
FrAnc., III continue.
eusbls 70 conp'y With the wishes Of my msAsoss
cnds ard supply them with pure imported french Csssss
Brandy, In battles, al reasonable prices
E,eiy bottle labeled "woLYss 0EsvinE CoaSAc BsAD.
al.d 81 Is II Ersacs t,t. /, from As Ss
my warehouse zeal ~i,h my seal sod Sasrsasse
my hand by certificate i parity Aad unalultssk
senuinruess
Fot sss by all druggists and spothscshes
UDoL WOLFE,
sols I'm porter Of tie Sohisosm 5chnsps,
NO. ~ Bes vsrA
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THE TURF.

UsIoy CeURsE. L. L-TRoTrISG. - Monday,
Sept. IL, 1859. Match, 81 eco; mile hesss; best 10
), to $50 ID. wagons.
Mr. Whsou. b'y eeioirs. :.....'...........''",
MckCb- Its b. q Jen jsCks.
Time. .2:ao-2:42-2;ta
The rst heat of the above trot is one Of the fastest
on record 10 25G-lb. wagons Black HsSk trotei IN
$40 to 2JOb wagon against Jenny Lind some years
.go. These are the only two animals that have per-
formed this feat.
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secure and msy ont more teIieu ant destiny.
Wealth may BE- yours ~ thr reward Of industry; but
better than vesIth-us. fures- sud honor
To render il cu.'ry bonm.be by the hosor reflected
by your oSy ncb,- G.-ts ard generous s.pra,on-
God graz that you hoy pr'se equal to your high
responsibility, q, d 'ha IL 'bs tSG Of the West there
sbsI eros Up lsho,Dg c,.s III .sba Ied-Gna- pi nx
to i've ~ibou' iabca- m,.y. truthful s.ift,laot and
bodre &c. o, elton ID tn If the Progress
" race.
Mr.. GREtLEr closed bis remarks at Eve minutes
pas, Like oclo K, and Was loudly spplauied. alter
which the audience dispersed.
VISIT OF MR. GREELEY TO THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
F,e-n Tie Alta California, Ass D.
In oorpany With the Superintendent Of the Public
Scboos Mr. JAsEs; the President Of the Board Of
Ecucstiop, Mr. sBERsAs; tthsr members OF the
Board, ard the Committee Of Reception, Mr. CREE
LEY devoted yestero sy aft IL vl-og the Pubic
Schools IRE first visited the Pc veil street
Interned date ard GIsn mar School. Tie scholars n
both these departments subjected to seri.s Of
sxercite- il reading AID singing, sud manifested a
great proficiency. They were appropriately adifes'ei
By NJ GhLELis, after witch the v.itors proceeded
to tie II 81 school llele toe exercise. we're 4 a
more ID character. Tie sctolars were subjected
to q ttotCugh eIsDiIario in grammar leading, aod
Ma b.na. c. 10 each of which hey displayed prof.
oieIcy rot suIp,sset-to u-e mr. GkLkLEfs OWE
woios-b, sTy ch"o of u similar class 10 the Atlantic
State. Beicie leaving toe High School, Mr.. GREE.
LEY sddIessed the .cbolars sung them TO give
fu g. att to the aDiGg Of thorough
Prsnniatcal kLo@ledte Of the Eogllsh language add
tie Iaiuiai sciences order that they mig1t De
lle'ey fitted 70 go forth and meet successfully the
practice! duties Of lifs He alluded the adv an,ag-s
which they we're enjoying through tie liberal au1
thorough syftem " e0ucson wnIch had been ed pied
in sehoos porte7 on 10 the scholar, the great
b.cessiy which existed for nskirg good use Of those
advantage; and 10 .arrest aud Impressive language
t1bCIeo then ~ he dgett 10 their sfOru in ob sn-
ny practical useiu Knowledge. We feel assured that
be words bief though they were viii long be renem-
bered by those 10 wbou. they Addressed aud sill
60 hon to ther hearts ard stir deeply those better
i,meLts which make up the substance Of perfect
oloer life.
The DeIman Grammar School, 90 the corner of
Burb aid Stockton streets was next visited Here the
exercfes Of high order 10 reading aud snsjt,t
treE III, soue oi the youngest OF ths scholars ex.
hibi ing bbly remarkable degree Of proficiency. Mr.
GEErLrY sodr sssd them briefly and in exceedingly
81 popyia'e manner.
After returning nom bis visits, Mr.. GR,sLEY ex-
pre- bmse highly plsased win the advanced stage
to which our Pubic Schools had been brought, ani
tha. they fully equal to most OF those of
New.Y,Tk.
We glad to have this opportunity to chronicle the
Writ Of prominent to schools, gui ques-
ton net but tat it VII be productive Of much good.
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BRooKLrs ConXos CouscL.-The first meeting Of
the Board since tie rscess, held last night. TAs
Assessment Committee presented q large number Il
reports in favor Of remissons Of and exemption iron
taxes. Very little cleo was done.
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PAIRIoric LIBRA Daring the month ending
Sep. TO- tho Of $l3 80 received, s.ths Brook
lyu Po-Oticc and niLeteen letter stations, In I'D
of the Washington Monument Fund.
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vr,.- Sd. 80. sls,l ,.sbfa ~ sss~sst ~
ras.sOs crr.tsr c~,d A-r-.B p.r.A ,s'. -
scbuxit 6r yours bee ssssssss ~psyu az fss
'rS, ' o. MI H.s..s a.. s..s's ,.o -.
the u fe hhr!t, st oA,rr~ hi, fdr h.y =
,orr.Ltc bud ovrrAsDsss Husson hss lsa 81
:, BIZ vim Dt ~. 40 a.. Ss. ss [ T.. q;
bt he, GO ~ rhe ofrnss snA tn rov cetaa
ons r...r, ,rs nu soves irt.osss sse .aro-
The chs ~heu chastity ose- "a AZ
steirs be .h.eoc. al '.rn'i.s esjc's rs-y s-r.
slcI -.eh h-t RE ho'e>te NED STA ne ~
hem si-tu, to ID. city T'e, 'ss ss,y hs.
sss %. sart,, 81. :! -.s, ,r,ed s.te,e "a.
Gay .esrpss olo.d eoaoss On the tsf rw"tH
lay 5p .d,e r~h ard .iSb6-d a. r.'ssess =
the Officer s9t Cor the above .irf TO .se
iaSy . ber lo,-r tbe II uowsos J.hs ~.s
pened 81 ga eass fom the mpasn; anss'". s.Ass
ares. ss VIII "a tie uoss 9a q SoSdss ss
The 4 Mr.. S.1'a % q" dSas bat. .e ,s ~.
boz posh ard jeArdes to see the ed, osd~ ne -
.I.r -. i.e, o H. had ..rcci .ae nss, I'D.
spis 'he ,s.is. Oh. eostf pd em .. ths o. "a d~
dy .rtips ia-enbty ana ~skesioS sassa
TO a,,roe reshy sd tear, and pSt.s'toos Ia. sssss4
uu the p.rO1y.~ passed .nd then loey ,so.ss -
P. e. ..: I'd ss - seS p. "a
last word with her lv,s. who P~aap. tor'as1raS 80 em
d.. .% y. be r.,,:r scenes s,a sei..
roriet, ard ms3e ,fot hna binasas peshsp~ NE
wiser Of The two They wen, h'me las, n.at
loe'rois fsce ries, sept y
A swrTzER Gorse THRouoH raE MIIL.-Fedi
Bsisch iLhsbuAnt VI the To~n Of Attorney. uass
Who hes ,pcd.d to vi''' 10 eoop'n, ~h MS ss .sa
s,sd IN the ely AID s.fs.. d.li vs., .~ua s'.
ss Ct 'is hs f W. s % a:
sca, emssrt house previously o. tosr.by good roe
ta,iot charged sS 81 @ breakfast thence ne .ss ss.a
Jew psned Mchsei wHnr. and ssiadsd os' o. tu -
us every Franc pec, 70 BE- -orh th-sce 70 uok
ss ny. s us md .sodeS aa, Of o.. Tss ss vs:
arrested, the olhrss ais 10 be bfooshs up today
RoRBsD ~ CEsrkE SrREgf.-A young German
nan.d II, Asuos eouslaino Alderman Brsdy ies,-
day tsd b-tp roSb-s buss g III fame in c.stss
cais. o., Of 81. Sos va. .eas % s Tomb. By .Ss
nssi.,la.e. 70 sns~er ths charge
ASsorLUrrR DErLcrED.-Ths clerks in the dry
sccs sssbnshneL. OF Mess Lader Go No. h Sr,Aawsy.
waterway aeoou cansot Jane. Ross 10 toe scs u HuS
away 81, ~orth Of ain which ysk on mo couasef Ne
pa sDg psIent aid. bssdy Committed him iof aaS~as
ton
u keverti.ementI
Holmes At HOME AGAIN The OrigiaA "
Cel,prrai, G.,ry revived .: Mo- ss B,o:s s.y a' -
he eh,,p system. mechanically fsss aud ar'osJ hs~
HoLM4ss.
lAdv~risemeut
FALL CLOTHIN6.
God Black Cloth Fiocl Coau. .......,.es
Fiae Black Cloth froct Coats. ..-......
The hp.n frneh tioth frook Coats.
s,s d s..a.: Ba.i:.. SUITS TO
~0"p''S N''''''' AiES.ss, Noe IS .ai 60 ssnosss-
IAdvert,semsstI
BRADY's GALLERY
aas REMOVED from no SO Broadway No. ec sxoeA~sv
| ~ornss OF s.eecxerst
| exorossAsss, DAsusRasorvsss AHD AnsaosrsA
Adv.,
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THE AMFRlcAs PRImARrEs.-Tbe American Primary
meetugs we're heId ast evening", AMI delegates we're
eece ed to rect in Assembly Convention, to CHOOSE
representative. to The State Convection.
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CHURCHES OF GALL Souls" AND "TaR MIS-
SARA meeting of the usted congregations Of
the above Churches, vas held or Sunday morning
after divine service 10 the Church Of "tbe Messiah
for the purpose Of expressing their respect for the
memory Of the late Rev. DR.. BurDsp, pastor Of the
First Unitarian Church, Baltimore who died sud
deIly on Tbursday last of disease of che heart. 90
motion of the Rev. DIR. Osgood, William Bl)odsoo5,
esq wss csled to the char, and Or. j. Barnsp Dor
sey sppoipred Secretary. Appropriate remarks were
made by tie Rev. Drs. Bellows aid Ogo,d, relative
to the great nett, vast intelligence, Christian spiht
and neral worth Of the deceased. On motion OF the
Rev DIR Below, 1t was unanimously resolved, St
the Rev. Dr. Osgood be requested 10 prepare resoiu-
toDs ard preset thsm to the family aud congregs-
ton of the deeeased expressing tpe sympathy OF the
united &C pgregatious in their SD affection.
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We are assured that orr reporter Vas midaforue4
10 stating that Hoss Gee. Nos. sod Of Brooklyn
had been engaged 10 fight They have siwsysbssa
good friends, and bave the welfare Of the Depart
ment too much at heart TO indulge in rowdy bfssis.
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= SUCCESS IN LIFH.-Everyboty desires to cue
coed and thsy vVud flo the nsh pursuit. mate
the best Il tea FowLts Wallis No. Sos Bfssl-
way make Physiological Elsaiusti,ra
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IAdvrrtisemcut
FILL CInTHINl

Gccd Black Cloth Fiocl Coats. ........"es
Foe Black Cloth fIock Costs ..-......
Cassip busiDrss Goats
Cou.p-te Cashmere Busr~rs Suits 20 mach % "
AtEyAss Noe IS aai 60 esboar2.
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meeting. tie Health Officer sod Mayor are vested with
authority 10 DE- cte ~ to their gu sntise.
Adjocrned to Monday. the 1871 lost
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A SBorIrYrrR DErLcrED.-Ths clerks in the dry
soocs sssthshmeL. OF Mess Lader Co No. Nv br,Adwsy
ys,roay aeruouu caBsnt James Ross Ia u t<SsS
sway SIS Of ain which y.s tho couases 10 he
pa siDs psrtaep aid. bsady Committed hm TOT sAS~Aas
sion
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The DAsGER OF PLArIsG WITH MATcBEs.-A lttas
daughter Of Mr. WIN. Dayton. r.si ting 81 no 30 salsos
died yesterday from tie elects VI Phsph,us Sn
Cd, Of which lying witsAA
reach. She was 81 yesu age.
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1fktverti.eme NJ.

HOLMES AT HOME AGAIN The oTig'aA "
CeUt Gslry revived a. No SiS B'osd~ mkt
New Ycft Ho.pisl Amssorhrs siDd PHOTOGRAPHS esaoe
90 he ch, sp mechanically f.st aud arcsty is -
HoLM.,s.
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JAdveT,i.emontI
GAS. Gas, GAs.-Dosers, aod others In want q
Gas FAu,e. wr call The great n.nafsctahag -
pct Of " AGsEs, PECK Co., No 3!s Broadway.
New OFT
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Advertisers att
E

tAdvertsemeati
BRADY's GALLERY
dAs REMOVED from no SO Broadway - No ~ sxoaAssV
.ornsy B.eeckerst
PyorossApas, DAsuBRalorvPss AHD AnsaoSwsA
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MopE CBLDRzS FOR THs WEsT.-Mr. c. G.
Tracy i. TO leave to-day with an interesting company
of d.ti,ute children for the West from the Chjrens
Aid Society. Tnis is the twenty. iourth company
which be has taken out The funds If the Society are
very low q. this tune, AID any contributions viii be
thankfully received a. No. IL Clinton Hall, Aston
place.
Arms FOR MgxIco.-Dnring the month Of August
lat there we're exported fem this city tor dnsreDt
po,fs of the republic of Mexico more than ten
thousand nuskes ard rifles, four batteries OF sr'ihey,
cou poseo Of enty fur guns from twelve % twenty
sour pourds, with the trains aud sumnnrion con-
pete ore thousand qunfals Of powder, thty tun' oi
bale, bon bsfells, gIaoe shot, &c., 500 grsN
cf I'll kipcs FOR the oftse Constitu,i)n Al Army
These expcr,atgns woud seem TO innic ,te taat
vigorous movement OF some sort Is on foot 10 Mexico
lEtPr-sL
ANEw.YoRK MERCHANT ~ PrasUTr OF his WIFE
AND HEE LovEK-iE FnDs aEE ASD EohcIvEs HIN "A sle-
rsuhc d,ta T.ceisea b, Oc., CasAp yet dsy morn
hin % spursseue .dy \, w.s Using 4niee
ih OF kvrs KIM ana s1pesef 20 D. ~ iL
IN ,s. e, To. sbp.eh from Der sa.b,ad, Mr. D.sd
l. Hassb. EewYOIk Cry, ard bssy stated taa '1e o..
eopsd WITH 'grs NAH 90 uas p9e,o in hsi -
I.r Via, ID. ~rer ". 20 b. II Ds,ro.t BY the he
CT hb way sta az possible espsen bJs very npseJs
d.sc Nn tHs vas app-ucoa tn ofe.r %. ~, ~
. W.. 70 ts cuni.a. lns. aud psbic ssei among ~hh,
sr uuen Srs.eee oon,ryasce wss fund lad taken
.uch Q eis.aL. par. VI toe city h.slos 20.
Ibis e1en Ccsr Champ then waited ,ns :. .a'
ssL6 DO TO- putctrs 70 ls,eur1i o. nc AoA. jan
he Of very esnsn ,ay spp-sf,nce $40 %. hsn
ar stated that b meIebsn, see rs nae
1 or The er,h River residence ard 81! is
Iae. q lie nIio1.sa 70 make s42pI nome rs SSs
80 H. ,.d IL pos~sor ali ss.csils AID In
syishra pPoa her he wsAa o. ~ 1nAss s' sAa
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BROOKZ YW ITEMS.


BRooKLYs ConxoS CouscrL.-The first meeting Of
the Board since tie rscess, wss held last night TAs
Assessment Coumttes presented large number Il
reports in favor Of remssions Of and exemption iron
taxes. Very little cleo done.
THE AMERICAN PRImAgIEs.-Tbe American Primary
meetugs were heid iast evening", and delegates we're
elec ed TO meet In Assembly Convention, to CHOOSE
represt Ltative. to The State Convection.
PAIRIorio LiBERs LII Daring the month ending
Sept TO- the SUN OF $i3 80 received, s.the Brook
Ign Po-Oficc ard niLeteen Letter box stations, In I'D
OF the Washington Monument Fund.
We are sssured that orr reporter Vas midaforme1
in stating that Hoss Cos. Nos 3 aad Of Brooklyn
had been engaged 10 fight. They have always bssa
good friends, and bave the welfare Of the Dspsr-
ment too much at heart TO indulge in rowdy bfasis.
The DAsGER OF PLArIsG WITH MATcBEs.-A ltte
q n, w Ds,a1 as !: % a . .,
the Of nschss which weSs lying wrfsA
reach. shswss 81 ,ssn ofsss
TIE MaYFLowER RIoT.-Ths exsninstiop Of the
p. viii riot oa s: s s se 20 s..a .' ssc
their tsstu ony that the Greg dh ma
or1r.ted Jane. Kis~ir. tbs hra who flsssl
s,s9s s 20 s IN osi mi @aa ::,s;
mole witnesses viii BE- Examined
ARREST FOR FELosroUs AssAULT.-Two men,
Thomas Dosn aud James Mccsaey srrssts1 -
Feny the rhd rfseocs police sasdsy nss "a
Toe ssbbbg jacob smtn 10 frDa of LAGER besn ssoa
IN Asnc greet Saturday e,srDs isst Toe .ccased
b.vns bad Do reconssr usias kn
Thy comnive 10 jail Gu the Coonsrs " s0a
the resGt Of the injuiiss nfietsd
The COURTS The City Cont calendar viii b
taken up "Wednesday, the ilh in iasssd Of Tssdsy
lervre stated The spscsi Term Of the Sapsae Court
a. jourred 10 the 9th met
IHY JANIsSLIP FEKRY The etatemspt that the
Jsa-. zip Ferry Company had r The fare fH foo passsns
from tall c<at 20 ole cert, 10 incorrect
BoLD BrRGLAkY.-On Sunday night the houas Of
Hr Jos. ph Neal. No "a South fls s,re-. D. sntsrs1
b ts And rSobed Of &5Ju srd sb, 70 Ia nocs
H.. .y were 10 The .,s s.p.. u. DIM 80 .s ,s
behind them - they escaped BY ths back aoof.
A SISGULAR CAsE OF CfRcUAsTAsTTAL EVIDENCE.
arJeSn nrsusy ,roess aa2 0s.n1 s:res o. rhd.y s
sbss il oI oi load 81 csessss, A.rs
,n- time AID the ssfs VA o2sn, wh
sboet twvvs doss In oftbs dnsen Whih hf. Mont
20 bad l. him. asssssd him in unl,sdn
The es.ba.e job tnroasa AoG..omsrs vsps
s. hs ben si.n 4. tsa ~. q, I'D sssss
u. nesuine be had taken the moc-y to. boz told @
TIA. Lo, nsuaed sotsy 10 n,s1
up stairs safe sad tas, y went Que SEA
s'.r be- he BOY cs0s To- Upon Noosyoasy de
sssIehios be foou asss found sssvs
which bad ne pp-srsrce Of asbss fom basnsd back bi
aooiy vas sa me i'I day and ooovsd de Pssssssse 40
TIE inip son Of ,oan jrSguent ssp-nded uot Moa
dsy Oa Saturday. the Frdehck Bpoxn 70 nsTs,o
u Ibe blu Montgomery that I'D
Teen rsn ou him fdosy and secoroirsy lad BroWn
m.a 2. tss rss :Asl Mooy "" discsHssd hSa custody
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A Republican daily newspaper establishment is sd-
vert,sed for sale in our columns to-day.
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TIE MAYFLowER RIoT.-Ths exsninstiop OK the
paths ns.d with board the chip Ne yf,wef
dsfsnse
their sstiu ony that the cree dh ma
b.. rooos dosdsry mssnsr, snd that the ssssk
orizi,sed with James Kifwin tbs third who fsss1
a ve. lyIos eide ana tsboed aiu To.
till O'clock tis ate when ssveA
uote vituessSs VI be- Examined.
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pau.s Herman Asuos cou,san-o 20 Alderman Bt.dy Jess
dsy th.t tsd b-tp oSb-s bauer g III fame In c.stss
eoo,suiry k5v SIntsy Might b. btea
Col ms Sos the Tombs By Tie
nssi.,.a.e ~ sDs~er tAs change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

ARREST FOR FELosfoUs AssAULT.-Two men,
named Thomas Dosn AID James Mec.asy ssrs sresa y
TOE ssbbg jacob smtn 10 boat u lager csn ssoss
IN Asnc greet Saturday everiDs sst Toe sccased
having bed bsot, do recoesr using kn
Thy comuvso jail CO the Coronsrs s~a
the Iesul. Of the iDjuiiss Inflicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

The COURTS The City Cont calendar viii b
up "wednesday the 4.h list iastssd u Tsesdsy
leffcre stated The special Term Of the SaPsse Court
afjourred 18th int.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

lHE JANIsSLIP FEKRY --Tbe statement that the
Jsae zip Perry Company had rec s fare fH oot psssnss1
from Lal cslt 20 crit, "a incorrect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

" Hor or Ina fame from condition rss .
well your pait there al Tue ho'~i nes
Jhe,;sve that we can assure the public thai these
hopes are usii6ed by the cooquesis aresdy msoe oy
u,an over pa,ure-by mind over matter There are
doubs whether mankind have advanced mo!aiy during
the pact generation. do not entertain thess douoS,
but / know that they have advanced greatly n tne
mechanic arts. We who IT sud smid tue Hisn'J I'M
n,oy,meo,s the ralro DADS ana Thousand apphcatons
of the power Of steam 10 machinery ana uiecaausl'
do not July realize their masnitu te do moi tec'8
pze the great chasm over which we have leaped 10
the march mechanical Improvement within the pHs'
fifty years in America re member thity years oAch
anu the Improvements IL my own oianch oi business
are almost Incredible Then, teo miles an hour "as
cor side red good speed now, are whulec along on
the iron track d, thirty aud fifty miles per hour But
the Teleg sph is greater wonder than tnis. kepois
is sort Ct iudgu ent day ecod: all the fa,Ings ana
ctu.s enacted are set by IT, and the neoer deecs
are also hers ded. And when II comes 70 ms Cce0n
Teleersph-~hen We received, a. know We ala,
message from across the Atlantic Ocean IN single
bour There would seem to be imit 10 the power OF
human II geuuiiy. The Oce.n Ieegrapn Is 81 present
q fsure but have doubt OF IT'S ni'iinS'e success
and ws shall yet have network OF le'esiapnlc Mno
s,c;rclno the plobe within the present generation
Children rb, are growing up IN the daily dement, OF
these miracles OF mech xncsl sdvsncedert ana prog
,ess should pe arser.minded more noei7 more gen
erous than tier tanners 49,; ,;,,. ~ ,ba
.rovy cor fines Of a single le.shborhood; wnsn inc
word war bounded {, them by the nus asoueu 'nei
own little valley, narowress OF ihea ata us
Of thoug bit have been p.rdoneo %. 10. 80
~ RE world is laid out at s!ne view before as
ard rs news is brought to us with the wi's' OF the
lightning. ..,..h ,o,sar;pr upou--sn eni.
,.,t ,scss are those who have migrasa aua chspso'
pen, row 9 ~, fathers for straIg lands aud bult
Somes and new races, With new though. ana pew
new ~ ch.peed the tone OF the ola race, and gwen
An impulse 70 the coun ~. -, ,,o,k;rg in the
=, 'nio,s who lett the homes OF ctudhooa anu
the conrts Of civilized society ana uI,S p'opeers
eye. On the seIg stared sTay S Us' .se and
III te c@,is s,cT,ices they have made, our children
1p pssp The reward and gather the pTac.s sUe
.ha,io;,al races never work ont Tor tnell,e .,
noble destiny ua warned into life By the mnss and
suspg cbsnee ,f power and so will ii be, trust on
Of California glorious career opsn, os' Are
,o @ bound here BY 10 trsmmek Of tho past ''1 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

BOLD BrRGLAkY.-On Sunday night the houss Of
En Meals No IA South fst r. d, eHtsrs1
b ts And ROBBED Of 45Jiu sb 10 Ia noss
family the ho,ss The time sd prebAby new
s1rp,ed articles " ysss were ss
bs1ira ths they escaped BY the back dooE.