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JERSEY CITY COMMON COUNCIL.

regular meeting Of the Jersey City Common Coun-
Gil wss held at the Lyceun last evening, the Presi
dent, Mr. Vas VoRsr, in the chair, and full Board
present.
App0intntntS.-Mr. S Wickwsre was appointed a
member Of the Board Of Education to fill vacancy
occasioned by the removal of Mr. Woodruff. Mr.
Harvey NJ. Soue reappointed to the same office,
having neglected to qualify before the time allowed
bad expired. Phiness Dummer and David Smith
were appointed judges Of Election, and Chancellor
W. Ghsse, Clerk of the First Ward. John q. Hay
beck was appointed Judge Of Election TO fill vacancy
in the Second Ward.
Gas.-Mr CLARK offered the following resolution
Re'oircd That the Committee Lamps be- and hereby
suthoz,d 10 into contract with the jersey City aud HO
bken Gas Light Con pADy light the city with provided
that such contract be FIST reported the Common Council and
be approved Mayor Common CoGnc Of jersey City,
before 4, shall be binding them
Mr.. YHuRSToS wished 10 know if il wss intended to
have the streets liz all night, q. present the pres
sure is very much reduced by the Gas Company to-
ward midnight. He accordingly amended by adding,
aud ths' meter be plsced in the rev Station House,
ard register Of the amount of gss burned be kept by
the Police" AZ amended the resolution WAS adopted.
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AT the Smithsonian stitution there has been recent
~ received specimen plank of the gres, California
that monarch of the forests on the Pacific The tree
II was cut from was twelve feet in diameter and prob
Ably bad hight not fsr from three hundred feet. The
conceoirc Ines showing each annual sccreti0n are
planl! nsrked and, read by the scientific eye are
not without value a. record Of the compsr alive teul-
persrIe Of each year Of the ages through which tie
tree turyiyed.
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ct or st, 9. r..e, Of aid coracrn Tie defendants
allowed twenty asJs,o answer.

CouSryHFgIr Bills Officer Cnrran Of the Second
Ds,ict Police arrested james McC1ogle Aondsy Light for
s,teps pass counterfeit So Oh The Mechanics B.ns of Con
cord II snd . Of Denomination the Bank Of
Union Olig He held
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1870 THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
COCs RAILROAD. The capacity Of this Rood h nov
equal 10 any In tho country
THREE THROUGH

PAssEN9ER TRAINg

"a EN0ER TRAIN0
| BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH,
connecting direct Pbadepha with through Boon
sss az es. :as e.
Ciicsso, Burlington, 81 PsaP Indianapolis LOais,s New
Rna % an PoI suns ono Moa
ss: o . .nd % s
Express and Fast Lnsrs through fitts0ush without
SMOKING CARS are attached 70 each train woodrua,s
sstss ANS Snas EspIss. and fi Trains, The FL
s Es L Linen Lee s: s. p hS.sssHS,.
Six Daily TIsi.. between rswYOrI sad Phl.dspsi. Two
Dli& Train. between .Pd Boston Through T'ts.
BOAT TICKETS from Boston are good, Norwich. ysu
ls City 1s,: two an: train: s
for sarSury w.&.po Eluir. Buffalo Niagara
pss ana insrmediste pn,s leaving PaladelphA li6A m
Tickets Ws.twnd may once. the Com:
Tibet. Eastward Of the important Railroad Office. in tbs
We.s Ais. on tosrs any Of regular Line Of Steamers On As
f 4 TSS w As 81 ~ AEy ROUTE
The completion Of the Western connections the Pennsyi
DSEST Ls S ssT% :s; Tas rAs, AND
GREAT NORTH WEsr. i AMI ihn
.v ISs e0nnscn, .. u,eI By the eosd Bdds Pittsburgh
saving Of time are sdvnt.srs readily appreciated By shppsu
A'.''' $40 ''' ' EiREiSHHHTSss' WESTWARD.
S.sa: q al ds'po1 can b Forwarded from
the railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana Illinois %sooaan
i0 VS. o. 3. Missouri BY railroad direct.
VaS, a'I,1.um ksooety fsHns.'s Cumberland as
ssndusky AID Chicago with ports %
Merchants d shipoes inu,ps the transportation of their
ss 70 this Company can rely with confidence It's speedy
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT to any psin. In the wes. By
us rsIIsS Nsnis Railroad are at all es fsyOrsbe any
Be particular MARI packages via Peun RI
WI :, . IN ne west ooennz goods from shs East, VII DO
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nv Teiegraph.

SANDY HOOK Oct. IL ,uDs@tO One brig outside the bar
no other inward bound vessel in sight Tae ship Cornelius Grin
nell o London passed out over the bar 81 Steamer
Roanoke Ia passing the hook bound out Wind ~ w. hight
westh.r clear -
HOLLANDS Oct II, sunset-One hermsphr1dite brig on
the Highlands boune In Wind w ish; weather clear.
CHARLESTON Oct 10 AR. bark Psmetto. from Boston.
Oct II -fbe u S Mail steamship James AdEsr, C'p K Ad
ans from Nsw-York arrived here al O'Clock this morune
EEW-ORLEANs, Oct. IL. Arr shos Harvey, from Liver
poo Maid Of Oesn from New York ElSirs Owens from BAL
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me0icdl.

% HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. %
hshed The fact that The GRAEFENBEkG CONPANYS MAR
SHALL UTERINE CATHOLICON 10 the My reliable for
those diseases which The lives Of from Of Is
upward, miserable 10 ouly kno themselves
These diseases Attic. married AMI single snd social position
iuemeLt living condition In life affords any 'arsn.y
agsiLst Beside the local uterine they
o,en attended with
Deraneed Monthly Periods
lnegularities-We sknsss-Fsn.uess-
Deranged Appet--S.llOw Complexion
Pain in the Back and Kidneys-CnIls-
Cold hands and Peet- 81 Observation-Disclosures
NeuraEs-Pslpits ion VI the Heart
DiZznes-Nsryousness-H I. cach--hestlessness-
Disturbed seep-Flushes u Heat-Gener.l Pain
Wing Pn in the and be.v the $50 iefs-Aci
St. msch-rsuses-lndires tion-
Difficult passiug OF Urire with heat OF smarting-
uns or irritation Of the Uterine
Despair HysercsAnxety-Red Face-NeryOus Twitchtng-
tIrr.sbIe Temper-s.dnss.-Deprsved Apk,ite-
Fistulef ce-8losed and Irregular B1yes
Unpleasant Dresms-Pa-ns 10 the Uterine Organs
Ngrbuess .rd Pain IN .he Lnbs
Lou Of Be~dernsut-Soreness In the FeetPsn In
TIE GRAEFENBERG MARsHALLs UTERINE CA
THOLICON prepared by educated physician, aud be
fully p-need upon All other preparsOus hoad - avoided
Letter. f>sfinOn1is from cl>rytnen and pgbte Of
9isftncf0n be az the ne GrGeeHbg Co. No
re- sous ORR and efereaces ps9Hs
ne CRY r-tl also be giren At the pt1ee
Prtee 81 so bo>; Gte bottles fer SO ~ edn be sry
~ eprcss .sfc,ess JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, NJ Seere-
tarv T0Hsung PhgsictIa Grscsnbug Company No ~
PARKROW, NEWYORK.
DR BADGE may be committed proteion1Hy By letter
at h me Gasfenbeyg IHssRai,0n No ~ Parsr'
{ flee h0u,s p 20 4 and s toi
tSlf erHtet opinion required BY letter, 81 must be
inc!osed % insure reply.
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co,.,,-A grand concert, for the bsnsst eli the
-. p.scrped Datch Church, the Rev. N. Z.
- n.,,or. will be gwen ct the church IL Harrison
ct resr Court, tomorrow evening.
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EEw:roaI cLAssrrIcAriox

COFFEE-The make; hss been quiet pending snc.ion
sale for Thorsday pex The Of
6ao(e bags, q. ports the United States ll7o bass
COPPfR-Rskre ID lnso 10 fair request sales Of n
Minnesota and BalnoIe o. 2. g!?c cash Ohsr Ands
quiet, ye. steady.
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PLYMOUTH LEoTuREs.-The Rev. e. II Chapin de-
Hvered me Introductory Of this course on Monday
evening to audience Of neatly 5000 people, in the
P,yuoutb REV. II. w. Beecher's) Cnurch. HE sab
jest vas Woman and Der Work The next lecture
will DO delivered by G.. w. Cur:is, on "The Present
Aspects Of the Slavery Question
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Receipt. of Produce-Ocr. IL. 1859.

TOTAL BY ALL ROUrEs-l3 500 bbs Four p ST bush
WLen Sisl CO. Cru, 900 do M,, lS2' d. Rye 900
oa:s St5l do Barley Pls WhisAy 67 do Provisons s6
DO. Corn Meal
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w w Schrushan,

The nomination of Mr.. Schrugham was made unani.
nous. and q Committee appointed to apprise HIM of
the action of the Convention. The NOMINEES resides at
Yopkere and in letter read in his behalf pledged
himself 20 remove to Brooklyn when the accumulation
of legal business in this City made his continued pres
ence necsssary-hat is in the event of his election
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STRAIGHT AMERICAS NoNrsATIos The Americans
Of The Sixth Assembly District have nominated John
j. Hicks as their candidate for Assembly.
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mnrkets-CAsEruLLY REPORTED fHr ". Y. fKIsrxs.
.., TUESDAY, Oct H. 1889.
AsHESThe market 10 without cha re; the den.ni fair
Sale Of 10 bbls Pots f5 81 and 10 Sbs Pearls
CofTONTbe market has been very dull and nominal. No
sales are reported.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Sept.
- 1889 Trains win leave Chsmbsrs:t Station onowss
fxprew Trains, and IL and 5p for Hudson 20
for siI Sing 945 m and and 70 80 p Sos Poashke
1;l5a m and l:6 M t9r IsEy.on, 2;tS and s's5 M
for Peeksk $50 The Hudson, Poughkeepse, Peeksk
Sing Sing and Tsnyown Trains stop Of the Way Sta
tons Passenger taken at Chambers, Canal Chhsopb.r and
Ss Trains for NewYork leave Troy As g. So and loss
M, and S6o IN, and Albany about Is minutes later. On
Sunday at 8 D. A.. SMITH, Superintendent.
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HAnILroSIAS LITyRARi AssocIATIoE.-The fire..
cturs before this Association took place on Monday
psbt, at the Odeop. Prof. Mitchell lec,ured on
Astronomy, and the hall was filled. The Society
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10 ARRfNE

ALMANAC.
oun-Rses.. 6:e7 sets...... 5:25 Mocn-Se.s Z. IS
warER THIS DAT.
Sandy Rook.., 7I5 Gov Island. sos HelGs.s IS
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
"A COMPANY.
u. 8 MAIL LINE.

CALIFORNIA,
From the old estabhsnea wharf foot OF Wsrrens-,
North River.
steers. $50 Second Cabin s75 First Cabin, $40 including
R.rosd Ticket
FIFTH AND TWE~TIErH OF EACH MONTH
rb.f.yots steamship NORTH STAR Cap; a O. Jones' viii
leave as above TaURSDAf 2rh October, closk m
opuecups via Panama Railroad with The steamship CORrEL
Exta steamer Of this line Away, At Panama nssrne prompt
connection at the lsthmus o..x ,n,
The NORTHERN LIGHT will succeed the NORrh sTAh
leaving New. Yoft Nov - -
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
Beware OF Ticket swiuder Boots Passage Oces aud con-
eru. s,.ly themselves Mai" Companies Unless you
be- on your susfd sou will deceived aud defrs ded
the only line carrying the United States MAILS on th
route under contract with the Government 80 .
For freight passage apply at the only Offices OF the Line IN
the City Of NewYort
No. III Wests., corner Of Warren St. and
No. bowling Green.
ID. B. ALLEN, Agent
B-An persons forbid trusting any one on account Of
hsah nuea hinsnr
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The SOUTH SEVENTH STREET SEwER.-For some
days past MessTs. ID. Il Z. McCsfferty hsve been
engaged under direction of the Sewer Commissioners
in building 10 South Seventh street, Eastern
District. The excavation for the is made under
the railroad track aod few days snce the contractors
Dor the track that the could over. To this
The Railroad Company paid no attention beyond pre-.
paIiIg complaint on'which TO procure INJUNCTION
ing the contractors refused to permit the cars 10 pass
and in this way eleven were stopped. In about two
hours the Company had procured an injunction from
Judge Morris restraining the contractors from proceed
irg with the sewer. The work was Immediately
stopped, and the cars were again. The Injunction
will be argued speedily possible in order that the
rights of the Company may be determined. They
claim right 10 the free enjoyment of their track aud
hold that il contractors dig under il they must support
il 70 as not 10 interfere with travel.
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Steamship Nashve Murray Charleston, ds-- and "
sprfori. Til-ston Co
Steamship Woodhu, Savannah, mdse and psss 20
s L. Mitchill L Son
ship Vim s. Liod,ay Gsy Cronsa1t Acc. l. hene, &c 70
"a Elsel c. Experienced heavy wessry weather nlos
CT be rssssse; lo~ sale scs,s. &c
Barb Geo. Warren (of Thousson Spar, Th'n.S:on dsys
sehr Riv.r QGe@r Re-pods Boston days, Ese-d ar.r
schr Baltic Chase Mschiss le days sp.s % master .
sebr Fn Davies Fsher. Savannah u days coson n M
Cresdy, Mott 4 Co.
scbr Rnbieon Anderson, Norfolk s0ur snd corn, bound %
Providence.
schr Eva. Jotn.on Albany. rnds.., for provtIsnc-
schr RubiooD, AIder-on Camden, mds- for New.bedord
schr Saxon Nel.on, Cslsis d,ys, lumber % led Fry
sehr ssrah Nc Dopa'd Kelley, New Bedford days, oil
Schr spox Drift, Snow. Ply mouth. Mas fsl
Schr Mon,eIums, Co.sli Proviuceto~n. fish
S-hr Fyins Fish, Hswes Proyiucetovn, ash-
Schr Copes Phillips VirTn. Eraiu.
So Oliver Ae, French, Taunton nails % B1ssnE Croek
er& Co
Steamer Albato.s Jonss Providence. nds- 20 l. Oieh
Steamer Delaware Copes Phsdelpnia and C.pe May md'e
steamer o.ceo Sanders. New London. dse % Z. H. Rock
well ,
BELow-Brs God Hunter (srl, Robinson from s. John
n B, lumber.
sAILED-stesmsbps Alabama for savsnushi Roanoke of
Richmond SCI u revenue Harriet Lane cruise In
search steamship ster City, ship c. Ghnaen for Lon-
don; b,ik r. Demins for Para sud market.
WIND-During the day, N W. to s. w.
TIE s.eamboa. c. Vanderbilt which went ashore Flood
Rock He'll Gate yessrday evening uss sot on nifh water
and morning taken the Green Point Railway
steamship OCEAN Bird, Of the Havana and New Orleans
line morning taken the Great Balsnc. Dock tr
pairs She will have several knees new garooard resk
The ship Marquette l9 tons also the large Sectional
Dock for tie pofp3se OF being recsulsed
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......ocr. IL.
Cleared.
s:ssnshPs-Rosnoke, Crouch, Norfolk, LGdIan Hsusksr
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NEN-lORk AND EhlE hAiLnOAD.-ou
IN and after MONDAY Sept 49, 1885, Passenger Trains wiz
leave Pier foot 81 Duane It., IS follows, viz:
DUNKiRK EXPRESS at M. for Dunkirh, ssss'0' Can
MAIL TRAIN sis:3oa m, for Dunkhk and Buhalo' and N
WAY PASSENGER at $50 m, for Nswbursh Midtown,
NIGHT EXPRESS At 80 m Dunlirt Buffalo, Canaan.
These Fsprr.. fsn. connect Eir. with osssndasus
and Niagara Falls Railroad at BmsaAm:on With the sIsoass
i sanao coUs and Railroad o9
Buffalo S,s., Bsss with th. p.swss AZ
the Railroad for Clsvssnd Cincinnati Toledo. De-
MARSH ' caHs Sisor suyt
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and AFTER WEDNESDAY Sept a. 1889, trains VIII leave
For White Psn.-2;So and 2. m, and Sis n, fra
White and Cepre-sts
For Dover Psus-p. m.
FROM Albany-sSs m Mall I5a,n:
Dove, p,,,n.-s.sos ss mi Will 'e'''
White Pi.ns-SS 80 and :. NJ and p m.
Ssr. Maj n' Train RAIN D. c%sPscE supt
NETWORK and HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ lsss SUMNER ARRAN0EMENY. ntA
.oS 10 sa sOs. q h and 4AA,
', ar. Or 4ss1s: Is4vn T ,, "a IN
IS; .na g; sd' " S,: ,..: , ,s ss.s; Co..
5s.n; ia45. Sis ts1Ji $50 AS $50. s.er N %:
s;s'" 90 s s.:sssis7 s: .s - *. *: ~ -. =:
's - ssssss #; Tss; n: '';'-'
70! Il s s:s Il. e;
ton For New Haven Ne. London snd s.iros1 &
:nS sd t e:ri r.
sS n an, EG sd Nss:Ssa a9ss ~ s 20
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Tho Convention then proceeded to take the first
formal ballot, ard continued baoting until
O'Clock in the evening, without electipg choice.
Finally the twenty second ballot Gen. Schrughsm,
of Westchester County was nominated by the follow
ing vote:
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NyORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.

HEGCLAR THkOuDh LINZ ~
SAN FRANCISCO,
PANAMA RAILROAp
Ara ,onneettns only in Steamers GOLDEN GATE, GOLDEN
AGE JOHN |. STEPHENS, And SONORA,
Of the Pscihc Mall S:eauiahip
Company 81 PsnsDA
DIRECT 10 AsPINWALk
The splerdn s-samsnirs BALrlC, ADRlAflc Ard ArLAN
TIC svpa entirely rehed and adapted 10 the Caifotns
trade viii hereafter sb We leaving tas Port on the
5TH am Grd q EACH MONTH,
from the foo, Of Canalst
The ATLANTIC 400 burden R. ". Pearson, Comnan.
der s leave on 9Th OF Oc,obef 8; m, 20 connect
P.rsua nth the and peros Steamship GOLDEN
GATE, r. l. Whiting Commander.
The BALTIC sD follow ON Tie 5th Oh November.
An exp~nenced Surgeon d attached 70 escn Ship.
Through Freight sers will De Immediately forwarded
upon arrival Of the Steamer ~ Aspinwau 49,. 49,
Steamships capacity for 90 20 gu sans
Fr.ixn, which will be taken 81 moderate rafes
believed that the accommodations snodeo oy TIC soo'e
ships arr unsurpassed BY Any is the worlo - 49,. 49,.
an sxa shp 10 In e. pansns, 20 tnss there
i be no de<rtop IN srxsrdins Passengers Bsessss and
Freight -, ~. 90 ,v.u.
For heht apply At the ofce Of the Company No IS walls
For passsse sppy only office Of the Company oa me
gnsf fsot Of CAnast, 20 WI H. "fNhheA
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TIE CEMETERY OF TIE EvrRGREEss.-One Of the
Road of Trustees claims have been eet,d M .nch n,
e..dsd 10 take Of the Cemetery Monday
Anosr set az Trustees aim bs they have been elected AID
tssTs h great o Ner feeling On Tar.dsv
AZ unc,on Judge Brown ~ the Supres Court
on the application Of James Myers ss'rsnns the asendaut
namely fhsddeus john A Weisss jacob g. l,cAiass
John Hoope TAepss Palmer aud David syms from doing
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MILITARY TAx.--The total amount of military CON.
mutation Paid into office Of the Tax Coec,, for this
year f&t6o So Yesterday the last communication Gay
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HNHE KEGULAK NAIL LiNE va % 80. n.
l TON for BOSTON, PROvIpENCE-Land kosss-zns
.hor.st and uost difec.-Carryins the Eastern NAIL
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joe s,ons ne y.
VANDERBILT, Capt B. s,nrses In connssuon VIZ "a
AND Providence and Boston and Providence
lea vins Mes. Yort daily tsundsy exceped nom PIER NO
lhrst wharf above Battery place. m Arc etoIns
=. ss "a or on arrival Of the mall 1sn which seves bstoo
o. $50 M -. NIL. u.5r.s.
d,r Ard Friday From soninsson Tuesday THURSDAY and ~
srday -, .... ~A,--.
s.v and saturday wednesday anS
Friday v.n-..s vrcvS-
A~pcs and Boston, Express Mall Trsin reaching ale
place, Of by other and ample time NJ
IN he Early Morning Lines connecting North and Ea rasecu-
a.. hat prefer t. board the steamer enjoy nights
t breakfast dsr~d ard leave Stonnetou In the
700 m train connecting Providence with the ii N xSen
Tor Boston
Fare from Providence 70 Newport, 50 censs .
Master the and Train through
esch way -. ,...., A..
.esmer or at the Freight Office pier No. 2 North River o. -
the Office Of the Company, No. 10 Battery place
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NOTICE a CdLIrOhNIh IdSSI,N' f11'N' u,
IN The Tl,KET OFFICE br The Pacific Nal s;eanseis
Ccnr.n, IA, ben REMOVED from No III Vs corner o.
W..r 2, he ofo@ North Atlantic Steamship company
vharf foot of
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC Con-
yEs1IoS.-The Democratic Convention to nominate
candidate for Judge of the Second Judicial District,
in place ofthe Hon. S. b. Strong whose term is about
10 expire was held in the Supreme Court Chamber OF
the BROOKLYN City Hall yesterday afternoon. The
District comprises the Counties of Kings, Queens,
Sufiolk, Riehmoud, Wesichester, Putnam, Orange,
Dutchees ard Rockland Counties The Convention
Was organized at O'clock p. m, by electing the Hon.
Tbos. c. Campbell Of Duchess County, as Chairman,
and George G. Herman of Kings and Daniel &. Bird
sail of Orange County Secretaries. The candidates
were named IN open Convention, and informal bal
lot wa LAX an " ifh the following result:
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Dnan STEAMERS, ~.
DOYaL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA for Llv-

IL ERPOOL-The ASIA q Ia, SomrnAheeer'
t. H. ,r,sm on WEDNESDAY n-xt, the I'm ln,-
,-.ar a, vii ply be,~eru tAe CmpaByb "sAt a ys.sJ
CIV the Ana from /. 20 o'clock p ~ 10 convey $3.50
ere sud baggage on board
TIE AFRICA viii sail on the s;h Or.oeer 49,,
y CITNARD. NJ. Bowling 0reec-
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THE EFFEcTs or LIQUOR.-Coroner Horton was
called Yesterday to hold inquest upon the BODY e cored
woman Elizabeth Jackson VITO died e. her residence
The basement the Of Main
York had been circulated that Dau Jackson
the husband 81 decreased had ssed he- in be and
abe 6ea Of eec but the morte exsusoG proved
oheIwse She evi;nty eicd Of congeson Of the br9n
result Of excessive ptempersHce Jackson, who had bssa
rested, wss IA leased from custody.
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CoNstcTEp OF SEDUCTIoN.-Miobs Bel Collins was
.e tss ooui, Of Sessions yesterday indictment chars
ins hi" Saeas bhsst Hanley under promise Il
isSe iee ssmony o. the complaining witness ~ho
want Povec .a s accomplishing his purpose they arranged
foT the ao at sne ent HIN IS IS the
eary prepAreuos St h ae cc,sd her atoss her The
defense semped 70 throw db poo The Of The com
pspps witness b.: do DOT shake evidence The urv con
xcted the pisols after consultation minutes Sentence
- re.sryed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12


GREAT REDUCTION THE VANDERBILT
" EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
SHIPS sail EVERY FORTNIGHT between NETWORK,
this zach sens. SATURDAY and the other side each
alternate WEDNESDAY. 49,
FROM NETWORK FROM HAvRE AND
sos soc HAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON FOR
Ariel Wilson Saturday Oct. q "Wednesday Nov 2.
Dc. an Qn-en sesbury Saturday, Nov S.. "Wednesday Nov u
bt Lefeyre saturday Nov 10. Wednesday Dec 7.
These = amships have watsriisht Compartments
Puce Of passage either the same, viz:
vANDEkBlLr-ls. cabin, SID and &lOoi I'd cabin, SeI
OCEAN oUEEN-l.t cabin 800 and 500 "a cabin $50.
ARIEL-l.t cabin. $50; % cabin, SO
Third cabin, limited number $50
Chss passage issued from Europe to America Specie
delivered In London and Paris - ...,.,, "
No. Bowling Green, New York.
Goods taken on freight At current rates
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL and LONDON, calling
liverpool New York and Phil.depha sesmship Company
endd Clyde bat Iron Screw Steamships nssnds1 sA
= foDovs
CITY OF MANCHEsTEa..... Saturday, October Is
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT Saturday, October q
SaNaAhoo saturday Novemoef
CITY % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Saturday, November Is
Al II O'Clock. noon, from Pier No a N. 4
RATES OF PASSAGE.
caon nom New York 20 Cork Liverpool. Us
Cabin rom New York " London. $50
ehrd Cha" TO Corh or Liverpool. ESQ
Return tickets from Liverpool avaabe fox sx months SO
Passenger forwarded Hsvre Paris Hamburg Bremen, and
Antwerp, ss through rates
Passengers Ireland BY this line avoid the hsk and great
ietenos Of calling b. Johns the steamers proceed TO Cork
direct
Per freight OF pssssSe apply the ONCE Of Company
JOHN O. DALE, No. is Broadway New York, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

DEMOCRATIC senatorial CoSvENTros -FIRsT
DisTRIor.-This Convention assembled yesterday,
representing suffolk, Queens and Richmond Counties,
nj Jamaica, l. l. On the first informal ballot, T. a.
Lawrence received votes, w j. Shea T. j. b. Smith
9, Robert Chri,tie l, and blank l. On the second
ballot Lawrence received II votes, Shea s, and the
remainder blank. After considerable wrapgsing, the
Hon f. A. Lawrence, Assemblymsn OF last year, was
unanimously nominated as the Democratic caneidate
for Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-12

Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. s. MAIL
J. LINE.-fhe hyoh.s steamship AUGUSTA, Capt NJ g.
Woodhnl viii leave SATURDAY DC. Is at m, from
Pier No r Through tickets given 70 Montgomery
Coumbss Atlanta Albany, AID Macon Blz Of LAdiux aimed
only 90 board For freight passage, apply 70
SAMUEL L. MTCHILL 4 SON No. Is RroaawaY.