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, 1859-09-10

pEasoSM.-Among the corps Of assistants TO
Col. capron rs Superintendent OF the National
Fair, We notice Hon. Vim. F. n: Army, Of hhn-
sas. formerly Of This st*se- dc Is Vice fscs''
dent Of the U. 5 Agricultural soc'et :.
-r,.c.s-a f;cht occurred on Thursday night
-. H. s.rao, n.,r +he h,;age Ia.
- eAe4 w. ....... - a.,,. a,nn.~
'"een wv t''4 ''ee' W - ~. ~, - a..
.oI;a.
foA~ --
FxEn.-Threo OF The &cn arrested al 'nc
gambling hole, on the corner OF Lake street ana
Wabash avcnuc, few days s'nee' VINO gave
special bail, were examined on InuFsoa5' and
disposed Of as follows: James ooa' nneo s'o;
J. u. Sears and G. J. wilson, soo e@en'
uoxr x1ss1oxs.-Therc will be publs Mis-
.;on,ry meeting in tue ehurch Of The Holy Com
munion ON Wednesday evening next, to la5
before the members OF the Episcopal Church the
, 1859-09-10

E yichot! Conchas!! Comerciante !!
In Orleans Regalia de 14ondres ~! L. Meier
De la IFabana!!!!! Choice md select brands
Of Cigars lust received By D. ". Corbin i Co.,
65 South Clark street. Trr them.
, 1859-09-10

tY- Go to John Jones + Co., 11o Dearho
street. aud gct Your clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They will be we'll done and at prices to
suit the times.
, 1859-09-10

FSTRAY COW-Came into the
lave proving md paying exFeasea TO- NASH t:hiss-
rAS 1uuftfnu. 1nASS
, 1859-09-10

WANTED-By 4 Healthy, Res
- pectate vounk Married vou7a ,.tuatsoa ~ vet
pu.sc- Address ~ South CIir.on kttext. ke'bst
, 1859-09-10

~ RAILWAY.
Lite Chicago. St. rsul and Fond du Iae Rallsoadl
UNITED STATES NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Trains leave for Janesye. Matson rre au Chen md
81. Tanl, ia Prairie dp thiea,
At s:30 L. u. md 80 P. u.
Trims rave for Be1o Feeeport, Galena. puaeith. D1.
hudue and St Paul, va Clinton,
At s;lo 4. u. and SO T. u.
NO GRANGE OF CARS,
Chfe1so St,nu corner OF West Water and knxie streets
Qu.jy GEO. L. DUNLAP, Superintendent.
, 1859-09-10

TOR SALE-At J. P. Colne's, 70
L. Dsashcru ktreet. opposite pes efet fe.h as7.a1 Of
, 1859-09-10

"ANTED-A Partner with $500
~ t, ,ecease In The Pork All Poultry busso-sa Ad-
Eta4s QESnfSa, T. o. lsax M.
, 1859-09-10
Nfln advertisements.

w A n T E D-A Situation bv
EaokksepeE. nov engaged IL frst cast hoase Io
city, sAt!sf.c.ory references VII b s.reo. AIdss
L. C.+ box H3Sa. Ehi1Ep. SeI8iWI
, 1859-09-10

Sale at ya,uabt. prnpeIty 1t terminus Of tbs Hoa
Kai&way aud IN thsausEsi!Ae veoiy Of kha Ctseo Eh
IN WEDNESDAY,. Sept lsh, lsde tlle ptssasee. It
~ geock A. ". wilt ntr for sas to the hfkhest hts:
iUqh<7ptt& fsadrncs lasa n ELLA Adt1tA CtEaD,
comp4lnx Of the NEST desraola i!oas in OF nssr
The city.
lte4 !et In the 4le nuunef 0f ch4ke aotA. @tx13
fs commanding spIeadld stev nf tae CAtstraly build
taxe Grove Also ID The n beautiful part
md npwars md h1K=F laet. foon - two &1sss
tu.1lbla for sats1Ststen- -,
yeass, With ntEr.st Al { pr cent: per annWm;
,.xa.1..et J. a. XAH3lLA ILL., Au<s:,1e<F.
, 1859-09-10

pEnsoSAk.-Among the corps Of assistants 10
Col. Capron as Superintendent Of the National
Fair, We notice Hon. Vim. F. H. Army, Of KIM
sas. formerly Of This State He is Vice Pscsi-
dent Of the u. S, Agricultural Socicty-
, 1859-09-10
u. S. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
$4,000 in Premiums.

*AA %AA %AA~ ~ @%AAt %*s~
Of tho Recipient
TIE GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, AND THE SILVER
AND BEdSzE MEDALS OF TIE SOCIETY.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS,
Including pure Of 4Io fer Tzotttns Hor.es s.u1 tor
Nheat mil others for DoE1 Gun., Powder, IaI.iaEA
Werksof Art &. Ire Offered atAo ~ the lizard of Trade
Audubon ctua, Citizens Of Chic.ko, and o<hess.
The Anural Fa!r Of The UnHed Stats e.Ieu1.al So
dety forJ6aa, will be he4l 2ht *oenus grounds Cot
tage Grove three nntlea from Chlzau Cout pase aat
about thirty rods hpm Lake 0ehisan%
Contracting Monday, Sept. 12sh, aHd Caa-
fta4txs- saeH Saturday, Sept. 17fH.
OVER FORTY ACHES or DRT GREEN sWARD,
hAAbE. TREES. &c. uz= lncasst.
Caataln!zs
A. Well Beaten 1-2 Mile Ring,
One Thousand
Tight Roofsd Sails ind Pens.
Six Handsome Commodious Halls,
, 1859-09-10

Tue Grand JCRr.-True bills hare been
brought in BY the Grand jury against the FOL-
lowing parties, who have been arraigned before
the Superior Court, aud pleas Of not guilty en-.
tered in each case. i.
Nicholas Grout WIS indited for murder, in the
Cottage Grove homicide, On the 4sh Of JULY last.
George aud Dora Fruutman, iudited for keep
inc a housa Of il1.fame, in the Holstein conspi.
raey case. a..
Two indictments for grand larceny were
| brought in for each Of the parties, John Deckc,
and Henry Hoffman, bills for grand larceny
! were found in the cases Of Joshua Dykemar
and Henry Hughes, and Edward Bu1ger was in
dited for assault with deadly weapea.
The criminal cases in the Superior Court
will commence Monday, Sept 18th.
, 1859-09-10

FIFTY DY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET,
Composition Water Proof Roof and kta1ed windows uak
fnx in all 10 square fret Of roofad fDr e1h1
lion rutposss exclusive Of uotra Qlsefs Business Of
ICES RefteshlaEat Saoous, Tents. ctc-
THE DEPARTMENTS or FARN PRODUCTS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLIMENTs. AANNFACTU-
RES, MECHANICS, FRUITS and FLOW ERs. FN E
ARTS, &C. will necuny these Hail. In which every hellty
from the HeatheF, i be3ag proFded
Il Ttlrty Ilos,e Power steam ErGae, and Two Of Es
lessons Czto1ie Engines viii furnish amp!s power.
Two owe: Presses will be Il operation printing d.y
papers, hetaA Dc; Is also Telegraph 0Gc.. With two
Raltett+A. IN the Editorial Hai,
An abuIsaa suppiy Of pure Lake Waet will be fn1alhed
n the City Works for stock &C; and Ice Wass tr xsst
tors.
HsY and Straw ri. Of eoue. oa provided for ttoek gratis
Eeen corn In the husk, outs cum. &c. It Gust the
grounds.
All the Railroads cenenx In Chicago will eaIry viiors
half fare, and ttock &C. free. particulars
to MS rec Premium Iss and Daily Taper tou Ens
The Hotei4 will eaExe their usual Eatcr and ee camping
erpund n TIE ind txus in the city have beea
secured, while Ae doors If crcs xiI be found open
u N.rtcnfne visitors
Of pseparat1en Kesait7s Bazsas Evsnint Excursions.
and G1and Military Review Of the ntlre 18th Regimen
Ia the vicinity Of tie grounds during the week.
fne Band Of Music viii be In constant attendance, and
the ast day will b. occupied bT grand t1al Of
, 1859-09-10

GEVENTH GRAND ANNUAL,
HxHIB1TIoN
, 1859-09-10

FOE SALE OR LEASE on or 10
yea.s time seven deArahte Its on Lake arA 11a1TAon
strtcta wxst side. Horse llaruad rnntpk ps.s them.
l.. +. GRIFFIN
anti asfsh1r1 No s. ran1e1uT'4 E'aek-
, 1859-09-10
:FDr G1K.

TOR SALEM 4 T-Just re-
c+.vrt and for sale a0ot bu. cAn,ta anil Wisconsin
}xr.ey MAI WHITNEY i kIMuALL,
frsx-au tSjt M. {51 Klnxe &rest.
TOR SALE-The Lease and Fur
nItusr OF tInnse Wabash avenne. It u veil At
a7ted aaa tpyntshed with evrr, thing suitable for tn1!
.cd rrhnn. t1drr Ms 31H II
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r.rroa Having noticed in your paper .
ling account Of . voyage Of discovery
"a bv Capt. N. c. Brooks in the bark " Gam
-, having heard great credit given him for
and being naturally conceited ESQ my
So wish to win renown. if possible. in the
-.sr but on shore service. While steering
lo-t sail on the morning of the 18th inst.
a !. s~oeneer's floating dock. l suddenly came
4 ,hgs sheet Of water sOundings not marked
s:.s could not ascertain. not having been
= ,ith a correct chart and Pep sea appa-
4 =, Distinguish it, l have named it " Hard
al ;, in honor of one who did not discover
-,-;,.tors will keep a sharp look out when
:, this newly discovered ocean. HOPING
,,cden Is may arrive from the very meagre
I,su. remain yours,
G.. Horn SpooN.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
urREgT GIVEN. HAT THE COPARTNER-
II slsang between Watson & Leonard, is this day mu
r~IvsI. and all persons having claims against the firm,
- % present the same by the 10th Of November, or
~ vi ~ unpaid EDW. g WATSON.
GEO. LEONARD.
-n-e of the parties is about to leave the Kingdom.
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BY A. r.

BY A. r. EVERETT.
Household Furniture
SATURDAY, OCT. 29, at 10 OsClsek. A. NJ,
At the residence of Mr.. Francis Spencer, in Nauanu Valley,
will be sold the
Furniture of the House
Consisting in part Of
One superior piano by Erari, marble top table,
Marble top sideboard. 10 do washstand.
Hair seat chairs, cane do do, two large bedsteads,
China dinner and tea sets, pictures, books. sundries.
Large Auction sale!
THURSDAY. Nov. 3, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
At Sales Room, will be sold
A General Assortment of Merchandise.
Recently landed per Humphrey Nelson' from Liverpool,
"GomeEza,' from London, Yankee" and Frames Palmer'
from San Francisco.
n. B.-Terms very liberal.
A. II.
FOR SALE CHEAP JUST RE.
ceived,
Bbls superior salmon, los kegs superior cider,
Bols cider, cases ginger wine, 4 bbis vinegar,
Bales heavy Al brown sheetings, bxs candles,
Cases boots, cases brogans, cases shoes,
Bags corn, bags wheat, small Manila rope,
Manila cigars, No. 2, Havana shape,
Manila cheroots, cases chairs,
Al white China mating, etc, etc. 1TS-6t
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By JOHN r. C~oLBURN.
ME" GOODS
Ex BARK
sVERDENi -


'VERDEN
AND OTHER
LATE AEEIVA19s
FOR SALE BY THHUNDERsIGNKD
DRY GOODS.
b shitns, superior black Orleans, billiard elo.h,
Spool cotton. assorted thread.
CLOTHING.
Pilot jackets, blue pHOttrowsers, Printed regatta shirts
Buckskin pants, elastic do, undershhts, drawers,
BLACK and white check pants, Assor,a felt hats,
B Blask ss slPso ssi. ssai hickory do, sospennsf'' BELTS
Fine calf brosans,
faisn, leather CATERS,
Buckskin gaiter.
Assorted slippers, ETC.. sta
Barrels pitch and tar, Manila cordage,
Tarred rope, assorted sizes, whale line,
spunyarn, Ravens duck, shier duck,
Sheet lead, assorted paints
Maccaroni. Pear barley,
lG saa ans Cheese, os sp sis' peas,
Salt water soap, French m ustard.
A, cs.ts p %ases bread, wiDS s. navy paper ss.
Bundles round iron, Assorted stockings, locks,
Asstd English bar iron, English brides and bits,
Swedish bar iron, Ivory combs, lead zinc, coris,
Blacksmith's Goals, Paper hapgings, eau de colo-ne,
Cement. sailors claspknives, Macassar oil,
Scissors, pocket knives, needles, Asstd cut tumbiers,
Gun powder. shot, Crates asstd plates, mugs,
Charcoal tin, dishes, figured basins, 1
Cotton and silk umbrellas, lSpittoons. &xf Il
Also E7z|&4
Cases claret, Haut santerne, Assmannshauser red hrcf t
Superior sherry and port Muscat wine, Johanbg, hook.
Baskets champagne, old cognac, gin, German pale ale,
Raspberry vinegar, letter water, cherry cordial, marssquino.
173-2m L. II. HOFFSCHLAEGER & 6TAPEEH0RfT.
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r. & A.. Nils PRoGREs DE LocEASrE LooGE, No.
-hr he Jurisdiction OF the Supreme Council Of the
louzaI Lodge Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
ms o regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
4 noon c each month, at the old Lodge Room. in King
[ ysssg brethren respectfully invited to attend.
Lxr fso-1l DUDLEY c. Secretary.
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kr,CE:-The Annual Meeting Of the Haiku Sugar
Ar the election Of officers, will be held on Monday.
A. : -sieiock- p NJ, at the counting room Of Messrs.
- & sapenhOrst- NJ b. BECKwITH,
q. Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
FRESH GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS

W49VV1xt1llY ~ u ~ lNxVIyN :
PROVISIONS.
VORKSHIRE MS ESTPHALIA DO.
Boston sugar cured hams,
Kits No. l mackerel,
Half kits No. 1 mackerel,
Kits tongues and sounds.
Boxes cod fish,
Sugar cured tongues,
Cases fresh lard INFO ID tins,
Quarter barrels mess PORK,
California cream cheese,
American cheese.
CRACKERS AND
Boston water crackers,
butter
{" oyster I"
i" milk biscuits,
I" wafer bread, q
ginger snaps,
$. +. water crackers.
8. +. Jenny Lind cakes,
Picnic biscuits,
Windsor "
Machine "
Arrowroot biscuits,
Ginger nuts.
CASE GOODS.
Gases English pie fruits,
" American pie fruits,
" fresh apples in glass,
" fresh apples in tins.
English jams,
@ English pickles,
{" American pickles,
& raspberry raspberry lam ;am'
" peaches in syrup,
" ounces g ="
/" aprcots"
" cherries 90 "
" prunes Is I"
" mince pie meat,
" fresh peaches,
" true lemon syrup,
:" Holsters in l and 2 ID tins,
" salmon in 2 ID tins,
" CLAIMS in 2 tb tins,
y" asstd meats in 2 ID tins,
" sardines in ! and ! tins,
:" French peas,
American peas,
" French olives,
{" French capers,
Z" English sauces,
" American sauces,
" carb. soda,
d" cream tartar,
Z" saieratus,
" yeast powder,
I" herbs, assorted,
cayenne pepper,
" tomato catsup,
" favoring extracts,
" Durham mustard.
" corn starch.
SUNDRIES.
Grammatical sugar,
Crushed sugar,
Brown sugar,
Zante currants in jars,
Fine raisins,
Citron, lemon and orange peel,
Jordan almonds,
Hawaiian -four,
Wheat meal,
Corn meal,
Scoth oatmeal,
Pearl barley, |
Carolina rice,
China rice,
Neopoiian maccaroni,
Neopolitan vermiceli,
Split peas, Beans,
Whole pepper.
Prestons chocolate,
Yellow soap,
Salt water soap,
Bath bricks,
Polar oil,
Cider vinegar,
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n,oLrLU LYCEUNI.-The members Of tn
,~caaon are hereby notified that the meetings of the
. n be held at u O'Clock every FRIDAY EVENING.
-m. rDier Fort Street Church. Per order,
BINDr, Secretary.
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Spffial aotifts.

THOU OH TARDY, Is ALWAYS
!. ,uSersigned, late Qs5oD passengers on board the
"a .hip Eliza WaTirick, bound from Boston to hi
= v~.vecrfuly tender their thanks to Horace W. Wat
v,s,sr Of clipper ship Flying Dragon, for his uni
- and many acts of attention demonstrated during
THoS H. MARSHALL.
~ WN- +. ALLEN.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
NUUANUS STR KING
~ Board by the week, day or meal. Board attable up stairs,
SIS per week. Board at table below, 81 per week. Single
meals, breakfast and supper, 3t cents each.
1723m+ ELOY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09
FEARS OF INSURRECTION IN KEN
TUCKY.
From The Cincinnati Ti~es, an.

Considerable excitement, we learn from reliable au-
thority exists in portion of Kentucky, relative to the
supposed detection of secret organization, having Tor
its object a slave nsurrecuon Inc facts, as we nave
received them are az fOlOws
Two ANONYMOUS letters were received through the
post-ofce at Cynthiana, Kentucky about midway be-
tween Cincinnati and lexington, announcing the ex-
isepce i'm that locality of secret organization upon
Man similar TO that OF Old Browns at Harpers Ferry
and having the same object in view The letters and
their contents were made public, and Immediately
created a treat excitement thro".hout Harrison and
Bourbon Counties, where 1t Is alleged the organization
exists and intended to operate. pu0hc meeting
was called at Cynthiana, and was largely attended
Measures were taken to promptly ferret out the mem
bers OF the organization and TO protect the community
against any outbreak that may be attempted among
the slaves,
The association is said TO consist mostly of negroes,
led and directed by white men, IL is charged that
some of the employees of the Covington and Lexng-
ton railroad leaders in the movement lhe anony-
nous letters declare, that like that OF Harpers rerry'
each member of this organization is sworn 10 secreSy,
and il is supposed that arrangements for general out
break were pretty we'll matured vigilance COM
mittee was organized at the meeting OF the citizens,
and the utmost precaUon is observed throughout the
country. Stringent resolutions We're passed, and the
least movement the part of the slaves Is 10 De the
signal for prompt action. Great CONSERVATION and
alarm exists throughout the country, and full supply
of firearms have been ordered by the etlzens ana
thorough preparation is made for any demonstration
that NAV occur. The people of Kentucky begin TO
think that this matter of instruction in their midst is
becoming serious, and that it behooves them 10 be on
their guard, and they preparing for IT,
The matter viii be thoroughly investigated, and the
guilty parties, whoever they may be, will be brought
10 Justice Ii is dangerous matter TO deal with among
slaves as they are, general thing, easily alarmed
at approaching danger Of being detected and are prone
10 expose any evidence that may lead TO the arrest of
the iIstgatoTs 10 save themselves.
Ii may be that the alarm is without proper founda-
ton though the citizens there think differently IL
Sssff forth in he ano
tiers really exists il must be fully exposed in few
DAYS We shall await further developments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09

Ic, Freedom conquer and an impulse shall be gwen
20 the frcc-l abor movements m neh'ussSi hnry anu
IN ,,,r and Virginia that viii hasten like trumphs.
Whe we want ia the experience OF one Southern
h,ri,r S,ate sheosng Freedom. Now, If the Repub-
lean party cam m the contcs, Of 1850 aid in hs great
ua.'iv :, -, ~ NJ Rates would do IT, no man can
S SC"s Teon s point the FreeLaoor Of Mis-;
w.; .cak Inn, one voice az am advised, and will
send delegates 20 the next National Convention i an
;nsnc ,,l,y does not dwarf the call TO exclude
.I,I MINI, Mr. Baies's nomination upon local IA
well a. na,onM grounds. That voice will surely be
b.a,,i and r,.nccie,l REPUBLIcAS.
49, 10 Oct Is, 1883
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The POWER OF CONGRESS OVER THE TERRIFIC
RIEs.-A correspondent of The EreRing Post says:
Judge Ranney of Ohio stated, in his debate with
Dennison Governor elect OF Ohio that the act oil
cession, passed by Virginia, required Congress TO
abolish and prohibit Slavery in the ceded territory.
IF such be the case at that time Virginia must
have thought that Congress had the power TO pass
such law for the territory and certainly Congress
thought so and passed the law did the new Con-
gress at their first session. three years after
ward. Under our present Constitution did they not
repass and readopt the same law ordinance Were
the Virginia Legislature, the old Congress, and the
new Constitutional Congress mistaken as to their
power and Judge fancy right might not the
Judge possibly have erred biInselfF"
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CHARLEsTows, Va. Nov. 6, 1859.
CONTEMPLATED SEIZURE OF NORTHERN CO.
OPERATORS.

OPERATORS.
There il reason 10 believe that the TO be pur-
sued in the case of Cook will result in an excitement
far wider in its influence, and much more liable to
threatening termination than any that has yet been
manifested The disposition OF his case has been KEEP
profoundly secret but nevertheless believe the pan
is arranged in a very nearly as follows COOK
has been occupied for the past week in drawing up
voluminous confession, which is now in the hands OF
the Government and which is said to impleate many
persons of distinguished position at the North ms
confession is, naturally, strictly guarded. On the
strength of s admission Gov Wise Is supposed 10
have granted TO Cook the permission TO be tired IN the
United States Court at Stanton Va, with some hope
how much is uncertain of enient treatment The oo-
iect in transferring the to the United States Court
is 10 enable the prosecution TO summon as witnesses
persons who are named in Cooks confession, and pos
siby, all who are supposed TO be concerned with
Browns party, account of the letters found IN MS
carpet-bag This could not be done if the case were
ried in the State Court For what purpose it is IN
tended to summon these parties cannot tell; but 1t
only needs very slight acquaintance with the present
condition of the yrginan temper, 10 perceive that
their position will not be bed of if they ever are
brought here.
Whether this intention, which, without any reason
able doubt is tie present one, will be carried out to-
morrow will show. If it is considered practicable, and
sufficient secure the design of the authorities it will
not be abandoned.
WHAT BROWNS PLAN REALLY WAS.
have heard of anybody who whatever crimes
he may have attributed to Brown, has doubted his
word. Here is his of his purpose at Har-
pers Perry:
He had calculated upon, and fully expected to &C.
eomplish, rescue OF great number Of slaves. 10
maintain a warlike position in Virginia for any definite
period his object. The idea of his selling the
Amory for the sake of the weapons it contained, he
will not admit. He says he had far better weapons OF
his own. His occupying it at all was variation from
his original determination. He had decided to take
Col Washington and the other prisoners TO the fiar-
pers Ferry Bridge, and there to establish command
ing position, from which he would insist upon ex-
changes of slaves for bis prisoners. In he should
have been dslodged, he would have rereaisd in haste
10 the mountains, with the inreaeies Of which be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09

SEVERELY Observation-Disclosures Costello of No. 95l
Third avenue while heay intoxicaed on Monday evening
I'm against hot and setting IRE 10 her clothes daa
eroasy burned assistance could reach her Aer proper
medical aid rendered, be was eonveyedo Bellevue HosI
tai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09
MILITARY STOCKS FALLING.

regret to say that the enthusiasm of the fine
Colonel who has in charge the military defenses of the
town, is not shared by the citizens They are getting
tired of so much sternness. An incident last night
added to this feeling. respectable gentleman
wandered from his home beyond the lines When ac-
costed by the guard, he too inebriated to pro-
nounce the countersign with dstinctness, and came
very near getting shot. The member of the guard
also deeply influenced by whisky, and discharged his
musket without hesitation. The ball whstled close
by the respectable citizen and frightened him out of
his wits. His friends condoled with him great deal
his morning in terms detrimental TO the dignity Of
the troops. The Colonel in charge was told that he
must not keep putting firearms into the hands of
drunken boys. The Colonel himself had an unpleas-
ant adventure last night. He accommodating,
and tried to come the Napoleon over guard man
went up to him and clustered, to test his fidelity.
Guardsman didn't know him. and assumed forbid
ding demeapor, upon which the Colonel wisely dropped
the Corsican, and came home.
MORE HUMoRs OF THE LOCAL PRESS.
Mr. George Sennotts legal success does not seem TO
have given him strong hold upon the public favor.
The sensitive heart Of the community still rankles un-