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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Erpress in defending the proceedings OF tue
late American Convention at Utics, falls back, as
a last resort upon the undoubted right Of Ameri'
can citizens to meet and make just what nomina-
tions they please, and to vote just as hey think
proper. Without stopping now to insist upon the
limitations which must be supposed to attach to
the exercise of this right The Express, we think
must allow that il is quite as much the undoueted
right Of American citizens to critcise all nomins-
tons made and to express their surprise at any
departure, or apparent departure, on the part Of
these wto make them, from their oxn protested
principles. It may be very true, as The ErPress
alleges that the Americans at Utica, and
throughout the State, owed nothing to RePuol-
cans and nothing to Democrats" but, at al
events, they owed something to themselves. Tney
might, had they seen fit, bsve con,luded
that in the present condition Of affairs. it
Was not expedient to nominate any ticket
They might without exposing themselves
to any charge of self contradiction or sbsurdity,
have adopted entire either the Republican or the
Democratic ticket on the ground OF substantial
agreement with one or the other party on certain
pending questions of principle or policy. But it
does seem odd enough, while insisting as strenu-
Ously as ever on the shortcomings Of both these
parties, and upon the necessity Of sustaining the
distinctive principles of Americanism, to proceed
to nominate ticket composed entirely of candi-
dates who stand on platforms and belong to orgsui'
z.tions which the Utica Convention denounces and
seeks to overthrow. Had the Convention first
denounced in strong terms the principles and pol
icy of the Democratic party, and then proceeded
to adopt the whole Democratic ticket, or had it
denounced in similar terms the principles and pol
icy Of the Republican party, and then proceeded to
indorse the entire Republican ticket will The En-
press undertake to deny that either OF those pro
ceedipgs would have bee, an act Of self
qualification But how does it mend the
matter first TO denounce both parties alike,
and then proceed to adopt their tickets half
and hslf' So far from mending the matter, it
seems to us to make the qualification doube one.
Had the selection from the tickets been made on
the ground Of real or alleged leaning on the
part Of the candidates selected to the distinctive
doctrines of the American party that might have
given some color TO it. But this We do not under
stand to be the case 1t is not pretended that
either the Republicans or the Democrats placed
on the Utica by brId ticket are any more Americans
than their fellow candidates who have been left oil
Under these circumstances, The Express ought not
to be surprised at prevailing suspicion that the
persons who procured the nomination of that ticket
had some other object in view than the sustensa-
ton oftbe principles on which the American party
processes to be based.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

There seems to BE mania for going up in BAL
loon Prof Coe and Mr.. Cottman went up at Rome
yesterday. Ata hight Of two miles the balloon
burst; but fortunately the netting converted the
empty bag into parachute and the voyagers landed
safely in q swamp La Mountain has not been
heard from. When last seen he was passing over
the southeast corner Of st. Lawrence County, on
the verge Of the great northern wilderness, about
fifty miles from Wstertown. The balloon was at
an immense hight, and was going eastward with
lightning speed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
REGATTA at Albany.

ALBANY, Ihu rosy, bept y, To'S'
A. the regatta TO day the frat prize for doub scaus
was won by The Eudors tf Albany ana the second ~
the Fan ny Fern OF Nexborsb.
In the sing e-scull race the fret prize was Won ~
John Hswkin Of NswbWgh-time 20 nituies ~ see'
ond.; ard the secord by Thomas Doyle Of u 'tos,
who ss ten seconds behind.
In the race Of fOurcsred bo.ts, the 6rst prize was
taken by the Srsrger Of Pougbkeepse, 10 ~ ninuta
II seconds, and the second by the Dan. B-ysat 0
Newtugb. The George j. Brown Of New. Yosk cams
in last.
The six-Oared boa race was won by the bat 80.
phen Roberts, belonging to the HisWs.hs Club q
Albany.
The distance pulled in each Of the sbovs-nsnsa
races vas three miles.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

MONTREAL Thursday, Sc Il. .; tHS
The match between the six of ths United Al 30
gland with five gentlemen, against Elk Causdssa 81
temen and five of Ali England, was continus9 70
day under the most favorable circumstance Of nne
weather The match will be continued 20 mosrcw
Nothing could persuade tho Cansdians to Pan vita
They therefore, reed not be expected in Nsw Yak
till Sunday morning About . 900 persons were pre-
ent at the short notice given, and double that sams~
will be on the ground tomorrow. PAR, Jackssa,
Hayward, and Stephenson bowled against the Usi'sd
Elesen. Stephenson or Diver we're wicket keeper,
ard Hayward or Diver long stops. The score q ths
Uuited All England III the first il nings against thS
the Array OF cricketing strength was IS follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1859

giving over its Indecent and illess! '>r,,''on Of
order, AID the other csAsng to irritste BY ss>'os
on ceremonies repusnsst to 20 many Of bis p.ri'<
ioners 1t remaius to be seen if these eIhortsoous
will have any effect. The Bi,hop evi3enhy hardly
expects it. On the contrary, indications had been
given. at least on one side-he does not say which
that his advice will not be listened to, uness is
can be penally enforced.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Both branches of the Common Council met last
evening. The Board of Aldermen authorized the
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund to take meas
ures to recover large amount of city property now
held unlswfully by private individuals. The Con-
trcller advised the Board that the sum Of S,20l,-
26l OF was required to meet the wants Of the Gro
ton Aqueduct Department. In the Board of Coun-
eilmen an attempt was made to appropriate S25, 900
for the repairs to Fulton Market; the Street Com
missioner was interrogated as to the cause of delay
in repairing the City Hall; the City Inspector was
directed to advertise for the removal of ofal, with
out restriction as to place; the City Inspector
asked for an ordinance to regulate garbage boxes;
the amendments to the ordinance organizing the
City Inspectors Department were indefinitely post
poned
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Row, \. z, TnuTsdsy SsPt,C ,
Professor Cov, accompanied by nr. Co,m 49,, 4,
Rome, made balloon ascension mere .os.y ayoo the,
Fair grounds The COuoty Fsi, es,Ss we: fin.
the bic 3. of two miles the balloon burst, ta,.,s
the :op Of the rsttins, thus forming pscau'
vsysges, sittr pshloas snd sIcI!ns & dsses ,ss',
ssi.iy in a swamp. three miles ilom neus ensn
point. There vas ibtsrse exc''ea'en' ""s
below during the descent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Pennsylyanfa State Fair.

PHILADELPHfA, Thursday, Sept. 29, 1859.
Tie State Agricultural Fair attracted grear crowd
to-day. The trial Of steam FIRE eDgiass commes -
yesterday, srd viii be finished tomorrow, wna
nrizes viii be announced. The ts,hst psyfng ys~
effected is by the Baltimore steam tfe-sngne, GO
structed With Fulton pump, simrIy cousuas.sa,
but Of great power will play to-mon'w. Appes1sne'
Indie ats that one OF these engines VIII wintn nv P
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Mr. Postmaster Fowler advertses that the mails
for Califorpis on the 4th of October will be taken
by the Vanderbilt steamer Northern Light This
is in accordance with eur sdvices from Wnhiog
ton, published some time since, that Vanderbilt had
made provisional contract with the Department
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
speecb of senator Chesnut.

CHARLEsTON. ThIrsday, Sept. y, ~ =.
The Courier contains Seustss Chssnu.s spsscl -
livered at Camden yesterday. He discouriss ppnss
generally, fsvors Southern usky, And the devsDP -.
Of the resources Of the SOutA rePcdiefes -
the opening of the slave-trads, and opposes G,ss.
Douglass points about urfrisndy IeIrssosN -
ton
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
To Advertisers.

Aerchssts Manufacturers, INVENTOR, snd u vno
save Inveuons Lands anything ess eel must a.
verse they expect 6nl and ve believe ae
no other Adverdns medium god Txs wssELv fssuSa
Il has arrer circulation any the World
orculans largely among Fsrnss. Merchants kasUsseuren
nschsaics 10. Prioe 0 per lins esoh inserioc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

NEw-foRK, Thursday, Sept ~, ~.
Advicee from M.rrhai, Texas, to the 18th, as's oe
the .uit in the stsr sf tse Pacific IA Loa ss bsss
lie ded in favor Of the defendants, Mr.. Fos'kse pss
session Of the road AID the nsht OF the hsschiss
the rev company. Both sides were schvsy coopaL
cnynpIe,i ion of the road
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

STRANGERS AND
CIriItSs
Gas FIxTvREs
h rnbr.eios az inmense variety OF
CHlkptIIIRs.
BRACKETS. PEspAsIs, ke., kc..
Roslih, And
Msn7,c,n-e.
PRrcEs EXTREMELY Low
A'so complete assortment Of
FRESCH CHINA
Dintsr Dessert, sot Tea Sets,
Rca CTR TABLE GLASS,
N''''"'' WI r. DntfyA Co,
No 6Jl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

lPa.-The Cricket Match between Elk OF ~
United All England and five If Canada against SIX =
All England aDd five Of Caps,a is progre ,siDg.
The runs Of the foru to-day as follows, CsdyA
l3; Grundy, 0; c ,rpenter, 32-n,t OUT Wssbw
Smith, 0; Lockyer, 8; Lilywoite, 6-not out. Byss,
T. The weather il beautiful.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

We give on another page report Of the case OF
the Nicaragua Transit Company against Cornelius
X. Garrison; but BY an oversight the decision,
which was a denial Of the motion to vscsse the
iudement, was emitted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

WAsHrSGTos, Friday, Sept. y, 1853.
s. B. Paul editor Of The Petersburg Ekpyess, ssa
Thomas G. Goode, also Of Vhginis arrived here 70:
day ID settle affair Of honor. Mr. Paul vas arestsd
this afternoon, however, and held TO bail In u O0 70
keep the peace.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

CoRREcTioN.-Tte paragraph in yesterday moru-
ines papers, by telegraph from Boston, IL relation
to the Affairs Of Messis. Phillips, Sampson Il Co.,
should have read, "Mssss. A. ii. Rice and Harvey
Jewell we've sppoirted assignee"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

ss7 struck off, No E reserved for Oct. 10. Nos 10, -
served for oS, u No g Goos e, ChsR,n. .'saed M.
,poud.It. No EmuiersoD sst ,Birn~y argued NJ w D.
Whi,s for appelsnt Mr. John Reynolds or rrsp,ndsai
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
NfwY1ork DaIr Gribmte
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1859.
70 cORREsPOyDESrs

No sodos osn b akez Of Anonymous Cmmnnissoaa Whss-
ever Intended fs isssrou be satAeudoste< By the
name address Of The vriteenot beoesay fss NUbucs.
toa. but . guaranty for hb god faith
We oanno. undertake reecse1 Commuzicadopa
Dusipess rHs raIsrss shoah In al ossss -
sAlrvaseA 70 HopAcE 0aRELsv Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
PALACE GARpfN.
KAVyHR's CoMBINATION MACHINE,
Mort isinga and
MRS. S. A. ALIENS

WORLDS HAIR REsroRER
President H. EAToS, LII D. Union Univerty hnIireesooro
Tennessee.
"NADAM-I would state that some TINS T sPrlog t1and
nv HAx FALLING concluded 10 purchases bottle OF M;
Aliens " oIld's Hair Restorer sc aud give triaL
u,ng but very rrelaIy bu. nowitn'ineins
this found that 10 influence was distinctly sso'e
ny ING ofr OF THE HAIR CEASED and ny octs vhch
b,f re were quite CHANGED TO BLACK 90 not
that have give fair tris bu from what have
seen Of s effects in my have to beevs that
h cspsbe ofaccomplshns what il proposes to do viz TO
PREVENT FALLING OFF, and 10 RESTORE Ikkf
LOCKS TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR"
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
RIDING ACADEMY -DISBROwS 5th-sv., cor
n.r of SCH u, opens OIL SATURDAY EVESlNG for Ladies
apo Gentlemen for Promenade Riding 0.n,emeps lnsruc-
tion Glass conn on MONDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

A Few daily paper called Tie Courier WAS com
merced in New Orleans on Sunday the 18th, BY Emile
HIiart. 1t 10 Democratic in politics.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Mrs s A. ALIENS

MRS 3 a. AILEN :
wonLD's HIS RFsToRLR
TIE Rev g. MORLEY Pastor Congressional Chu.c1, Ale
boro, Mar
"I have r,d Mr., q A Aliens Worlds Heir Res.orer aud
Zyobsrun TIE effect Of the Hair Res,orer hn been 20
char ie the Crown Of Glory which pss % old m.n 70 The
origis hue Of youth done By single bottle used
otTdns tn directions Ohe Of so4usintsnce have Used u
With sane eject. The ZyobslssnSm regard an invAu.bs
dressrs Tor the Hair. I"
SOLD TyTRYwHERE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
TIE ORIGINAL BRIDGEwnTER PAINT, or NEW
JHRsly.
Established 1850.
FIRE WATER-PsoOp.

Depot No n MAIDEN LANE. NEw-YoRE.
Bnoeewaier paint iron, tin. roofs bIic canvas muslin,
paper fTnrs coating spark and cde' proof For orns
ironUork Of .IoDta challenge
otmpeoD. II contains ,cs just prop rion that tdrps-
tine rseed, the cheaper oils perfectly soluble We
Arr with 90 per 4 silica Of s compp
parts while the Engi,D and PIusssn chemists expert.
m.nfpg 10 get cheap soluble silica We practically IL
In the Bind Paint See the American and Ensih ss
depo 1t is the only paint that Potec iron or other
metallic su.,e The psI trade supplied on liberal t-rns At
the depot No. ~ Maiden lane and No 7bery o.. New York
Hicks 4 BErTs Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Total rurs...

Total
The All England Eleven were bowled agaiat By
Grundy and Cafyn, Lockyer acting as wicket ksepst
stood foIlnva.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Mrs. s. A. ALIENS

WosLDs GAR REsToRER.
The Rev T. r. FAIHcHILp. d. o., Cor S.c. Ame.csn and
Foreign Christian Union, New York City.
"Hn Aliens " oro's Hair Rsstorer sndiZ yob. .amum
my family with beneficial effects AID take
p, Ddng them have occasion -
such Preparations
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

HOMES FOR ALL.-THE AMERICAN EMlGRANI
AID AND HOMESTEAD COMPANY Qncorpors.d BY the State oi
New.Yorkl Office No. LAG Broadway, Newlork, VII sell o.
able prices and terms In quantities desired
Homs.esd E.rus Wild Lands well ,mbered aud couauing
Minerals Camel Coal In Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia
L.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

We publish elsewhere the official list Of Regis
trars onrleted BY the Su pervsors yesterday morn
ing, after working through the whole. The list
reached us 90 late that We hsd not time to examine
it closely; but as . specimen brick, We take the
With District of the Fifteenth Ward (l}ing within
Eighth street. University place, Fourteenth street,
and Broadway, and giving at the last election for
Haws 207, Russell and Pcrser 34) in which Frank
McCabe, who assaulted Mr. Toomson, and Cor
neliu, Campbell partner with McCase in 1.-The
MALTA" drinking saloon, are the Democratic ap-
pointees 1t is unnecessary to ask voters to read
the list; the di'graceful manDer in which the job
was put through will insure it thorough scrutiny
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
MRS. S. A. ALIENS

WORIUs
The Rev H. v DEGHy Eoitor GUIDE to Hoiness. Boston
Mrs g. A. Aliens Worlds Hair R-stoer. found our
other adv ernerts we frou actual
That promotes growth Of the hair where baon had
commenced the evidence Of our eyes. We
can testify 20 its effect" -
Solp FyvayWqyRT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Mrs. s. A. ALIENS

WoRLD's HAIR RESIoRER $3.50,
Mrs D. w CLARK, wife Of the Rev. ID. w CLARk, Editor
LodIs RepoU.o,y, Cincinnati. OHIO 81,
Lave been usng Mr. s. A. Aliens Zylobss,muin with
much satisfaction in dressing and chidrei ns Ae'
irving various for the hsr irel no hss
,i9n IN recommending your the beat have ever used Ii
gives hair so glossy appearance and retains II In any
positon desired
SOLD EyERYwHERs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

ASoTHER TRICNPH
AT NEWARK. NJ.
From The Nswk Daily Advertiser Of Friday ESshrt Sept
TO- 1859.
"Ths moinf Ierrnss Safe which had been n the third
sry ruips ali right: and Ia the hottest o the
flames taken opening IT, it's couteDa h- books
Messs Ward Johnson) sosnd TO be eati ely pre-.
served"
ETwARK. S-p. l9, 1852
Me.ss HERRING Cent?: We take pleasure satin
that books papers moYey unnued In
your Chan pon SA toe banning Of modin1
the 18th after being exposed 70 the FIRE for several
WED 1OhAsos.
sc. HERRING Co.,
Of Herrins Patent CoampoL Fire proof Safes
No Isl Broadway corner Munayst, kew-york
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

The PrOtestant Episcopal Diocesan Convention
of the Diocese of New.York, which is now in
session in this city, commenced its business meet
ing yesterday. The annual addre. Of the Previs-
ionA Bishop was delivered in the morning He
took strong ground against the partition of the
Diocese, feeling himself abundanty able to do the
work of bis episcOpate-the visiting of his numer-
Gus parishes being, as he termed it, only Summer
" recreation In the evening, the Convention re-
fuied, by large maj ority, to receive petition on
the subject of the African Slave Trade, presented
by John jay ESQ. The case of Bishop Onderdonk
was then taken up, and discussed at length, but no
definite action was had when the Convention ad
journed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Mrs. S. A. ALIENS

WORLDs HAIR KksIOkER
To Editors 9f EtGNgsif: MY age 90 One year ago my
hair "a. yery sr,y and had ben gradusy f.as until on
he crown bad become quite thin About the ' of M,rcn
Of the pr,seut wear commenced using eS y A. Aliens
No according 20 directions, scd have con-
tnu,d to apply ssh crsns Of the same once In hise y.
fnI weeks retiring 10 bed Ny hair anosi restore
10 m oteira color the hue sppesr TO b. permanent
An SATISFIED TIE PREPARar ON IS NOTHING tlkt
mr. Kr1 OPERATES UPON My hair ceases TO
f hch certainly advantage to one who VS. In
O becoming bald. 49, iDe n. "a A"ANns"'
Brjdrrwaer Oneida Co n. Y, Nov a. 1855.
Sol
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
MORE FIRES /,
MoRK SAVES TIsTED.
HEssIxc's PATIsT AGArY THE yIcTos.

TIE REcENT GREAT FIRE
CHICAGO
CHTc.eo, September rs, 1853.
c. L. Harmon Co. No. 1856 South Ws.er Chicago, Agents
Hsrrinss Psten, Champion Safe
GrxTITaFS During the disastrous condagrsor on Ast night
Pipe Bar Lead Mauuiot ~ FIVE stories in
hight IS BY IC0 feet the srouns was npsey desIoJe1
PoN SAFE Size No high folding doss which Collins Bsteb
ford bought Of three years sirce W" ny othce on
of the manusctoy and fell fee, into the
basement where laid expsed TO severe hes fo 10 ho1
Upon from The ruins today and oniGe IT, found
oil my books papers end money contained IL in good safe
ouy damage 70 them being the drawing OF
the Of the books anc their biss quite damp from
the filed with FRI the ere proof filling Ths
Of the int owing 10 the great hight
building the fac, that story flames
regard It as most satisfactory Of the perfect fire
curity afforded by HERRNG's PATExT CH.SPoS SAFE.
YouIs truly, L. W. BLATcHFoRD.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

RrpIuKE CURED-BY MARSH & Co. 5 RADI'
"a. Cr.. TKp,s Also SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS kJ vsrsos
..,. supyokrErs and SHouLpEk BRACES lusruments fo
i.formes made TO order No. Veseyst Astor House
iSs private rooms female attendants As AARsh Coz
Us 4 Co. No. S Mes. 4th-st- Cincinnati Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Ynok. ManAf,ctr No ~. Fukop s Brrokyu inventor
the HUMAN PIs roVsp,TfoS WIcs Our Ladies
HIfwies BTscs e.c, uEtauae4. Our reliable HAlI Dye
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-15
4 YiLyiBLE PROPERTY

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the property is situated in Cecil comfy.
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man. Spanish, Latin, Il reck, italian, &c.
CYCLoPEpIAS. All the standard authors.
GEoGRAPHlCAL.-Ihe latest and most approved