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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
CITY ITEMS.

AaUsENEsIS.-N WHO'S Gardtn.-To night DIR. Ed
win Forrest begins his engagement being his flint ap-
Tesrspce here in 'our years. Hamlet is the play aud
Mr.. Forrest will be excellently supported, as the COM
psny strong ore. Tragedy will rule the stage here
for oily three nights week; on the other evenings tbs
Cortsi Opera Troupe will give representations, begin.
mir Q tomorrow with Trsviata. Corte. Musani, and
Amodio undertake the characters.
Winter Garden.-Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams
begin their second week at this house, appearing to-
Higtt in three pieces-the Fairy Circle" claw for
Ladies" and "Tte Irish Tiger"
Laura Keene's Thedtey.-Mr. De Waldens new
psy, the "Monkey Boy despite its shOrtcO nings,
s,emp to please the people, and is announced for every
night this week.
IVallacks TEeafer.-Mr. Testers vsrsion of the
Ladies Battle" is having fine success and is to be
acted every night tbis week. A new farce, called
" Fhz Smytte, of Fitz Smythe Hail. is to be pro-
duced tonight for the fret time. The characters
by Mrs. Vernon and Miss Tree, and Messrs. Sloan,
Norton and Yourg
BarHum's american Museum. - The dramatic
feature here has been Scrpura plav, called Joseph
and his Brethren" which is admirably put on the
sage, and exctllenty acted. Mrs. Prior aud Mes rs
Nsge, Harrison and Hadaway are entitled to especial
COlLMtLuallCH iOI lLtu tiVllo LINZ uidua hh9 NO
an immense bit aud Others of the dramatic and
Interesting of the Old Testament stories ara to be
adapted for the stage aud at once brought out.
BOlcery Teater.-To-nght new pay, adapted
from the French aud arranged for this theatsr is to
be produc for the fret time It is called "Satan on
earb or, TIE Demon Page'-a tile sufficiently dia-
bolcsl to indicate fearful interest The principal char
aeter is played by Mrs. W. II. Leighton the clever
actress who tas made so decided hit at this house.
The business tts place is fine, and its affairs are adj
minisiersd with great energy and judgment.
Nrr Borery Tleattr Mr. T.. EDDY the popular
trsgstian, begins engagement az this house tonight
He viii run through the whole round of his tragic
parts and viii he csptally supported Thus we shall
have tragedy On boh sides Of the town. acted by its
tg most popular exponents the American actors Mr.
L. Forrest, ard Mr. Eddy The play tonight is
Antony and Cleopatra"
Tie Egyptiqa Collection, made by DR.. Abbott and
row under the charge the New.York Historical So
Cety is on exhibition at Stuyvessut Insttute, No. 6J9
Broadway. This collection is of the most interest
irg gl's il tie city and strangers should by no means
emit it from their H. of places to be visited
H0Olty ~ CampJeifs MinstyeS.-This band OF
merry uinstIels hold forth nightly at Nbo's Saloon.
They have always sonetbiug to say, or sing, or do
and their entertainment is ever a good one
Bygonfs Mastrels.-This excellent company are
still to be found at their old quarters No Az Broad
way.
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T,iai...... 4lss l6aa4 26 ga e49 673 3esl $3.50
~. ,..4.s..f. Dar,,I,. aaps.


Government land ssles viii take place as follows:
MilIeso,a-At ST. Cloud Monday, oct H., iS6Oi al
Her derson horday, Oct. - 1900 AZ Portland Mon
oay. oct H. 1850; at St. Peters, Monday Oct. -,
1860 at Forrest City, Monday Oct. y, 1860; at y.
Cloud again, Monday, oct. %, 1860; at C1athsii'
Monday Oct. 50, 1850 ct st. Peters again, Mon isy'
Nov. 8, lSGO at Chatheld, again, Monday, Nov ~
1860.
Iowa-At Fort Dodge, Monday, Nov 10, 1879; AZ
Sioux City Monday, Nov. -, 1860
Kansas Indian Reserve ands,-At Foit ScoV' Oh
thu ID and l7th Dec 1860.
The above sales embrace four and three quarter
millions acres in Minnesota; one aud quarter million
acres in Iowa sind half million acres IN haasa''
Before thele ssls off it Is necessary mar pre-
eupioIe quatters prove up, or perfect their e ny
positive Entry eitber with money or land TaffaI1'
The Madisor Wis AfgHs says:
The farmers Throughout the country are engaged IN
emitting Mp the corn. Tie crop good, the yield Is ln
eAamJtd ind the eaiy date at which the gram 10 hPe
is quite without parallel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
Increase IN 1860.

The business of the Clearing. House this morning
was s23 DIG O3e, and the balances $l,O9O075 TO- The
total exchanges for the week ending this morning were
Gas 547 23l &C. being aday average Of sA 257 81 81,
against $24 O9 4Of "a during the week ending on Set
urday last. The Fulton to-day takes in specie sii2-
OiO ,he Bavaria, $25OOOOi the City Of Manchester,
$ll23Ol and the Karnak, for the West Indies, $1,000
in s $SOS3i. The canal tolls for IL present week
of September were $llS,7O; same week in 1859,
Sc 973 aggregate to September 8, sl6S2,666i do iii
1852 1859 1885, In money there is no marked change,
but the tel dency is toward greater ease. Money is
freely offered on demand at Cal y cent and loans in
some cases are made on Government and State Stocks
at 5a5l q cent. Paper is as before quOted-6l@7
cent aud not abundant.
A crcular signed by S. Drulard, General Freight
Agent of the New-York Central, and B. w. Baucpa d,
General Freight Agent of the Erie, announces fur
Their advance of the freight tariff from Lake ports to the
East The rates annexed went into effect on Wednes-
dav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

-yarket.-CAHHYrLLr REPORTED EoR THs NJ y Ihi ,
ui"rh's s.rrKpAY sept Is 1870
azure III ~, IA sts.AS Tor Pot.M rs IS and Pearls at
f5 t2i. -, - .i-i,,. all. Of
800 bales We quote. Hddls pAnd al oio ana DO Gun S
lCsdilc. .,... ..s ,t.,dv.
tOFFEE-Mods sales have been made prices &c sauS
sales Of H. bass - Donrgo lso 2Oy DAss Lagn)A ao
30 sag Cryloa Gu p.iSsis tsfns. ~. CT.
tLOyR AND hEAL-Ihs Isgsi." VI Ns.issb saa 9'a'0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

SUDDEN DEATH OF A POLICE 0FFIcER.-0n Friday
afternoon, Officer VIM. p. Paulscroft of the Nioth
Ward Police left the s'ion- House for dinner aud
when near his residence be suddenly fell to the pave
mept and expired almos. instantly. Mr.. Pau'scroft
had been well and in excellent spirits during the morn
ing and even up the time of dropping TO the pave
ment no change was discovered in bis appearance.
Deceased had been in the force for about nine onhs
and was faithful and efficient officer. lie leaves .
large and interesting family Mr.. Paulscroft wss ~
years of age 1t is supposed that be died of apopexy
The Coroner was notified to hold an iaquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

FATAL RAILROAD AccrDEsT.-An Irish woman.
named Mary Donavan, was Knocked down by Sec
ond avenue at the corner Of Peck-slp and Water
street, on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. An At
tempt was made to take her to the n Y. Hospital. bat
she died before she arrived there and taken TO neg
late residence No. ls9 Cherry street. ard the Coroner
notified The driver of the ear, whose name is
Stephen Clark, was arrested by Officer Bailey, Of tbs
Fourth Wsrd and detained to await the result Of the
inquest, which will be held to-day. The prisoner says
he tried to stop the car but could not do 80 in time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
Receipts Of Produce,

Total BY oil Routes, Sept IS 1860 -256Ss bblL Flour,
an bb Corn Meal 10; 8e5 bnsh Wheat 600 qush Barley,
40 go bush Corn Gro bush Oats 70 pkgs Ashes $50
WHISKY 739 pkgs Provisions SO pGgs Lard 100 kegs do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

An OYSTER SMACK RUs INTO AND SUSz-Two Laws
LosT-The smack Wbim, Of Throgg's Neck Capt.
MeGruer, having load of oysters for this city. wS
run into Friday plight at about o'clock, at He Gate.
By the steamer Empire State, OF the Fall River Lias.
while on her trip to Fan River, which resulted in the
sinking of the smack and drowning Of CAPT. McGruer
and one man. another was rescued, but is badly ia
iured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

FAILED TO KILL HERsELP.-A womsu of bad
character named Ellen Strang, sometimes know az
Fanny Brown being tired of life aud is and trou
bes, on Saturday night took dose of aadauuu, in
tending to die. physician was called, and his efors
saved her for this time. She had been turned out II
her house in Grand street Laurens, and In dec
pair of finding another home she sought one froa
which no landlord conld thrust her out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

ATTEMTED SUIcIDE-DoMEsTIc TROUBLE.-Yestsr-
day morning married woman named Mary Brookield
attempted to commit suicide by jumping off the Brook
Ign f.ny boat Pequsnnock. She was rescued froo
drowning by Mr.. Collins and conveyed to to the Second
Ward station house by Officer Carpenter. Domestic
rouble, she says, led her to commit the rash act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

RoBBERY OF DIANoyD JEwELRY.-Henry Kelly
eoachdriver and Thomas and Bernard Cault%ep,
lrotreIs, all of whom reside at No. 10 West Nle-
teenth street. were arrested on Saturday morning, by
Officer Hughes of The Sixteenth Ward a charge of
having stolen leather satche containing several gold
bracelets earrings, diamond tinSerrings hair-pins,
and other articles of ewely, valued 10 the aggregate
at ST 800 from Mrs. HOey the well-knOwn actress.
1t appeared thai the prisoner Kelly had for some time
been employed to convey Mrs. IIoey to and from Wal
lacks Tbester After leaving the vehicle az her resi-
dsnce the discovery was made that the satehsl ccna
ing the jewelry was left behind Mr.. Hoey imuedi-
ately went to the stables where Kelly employed,
for the purpose of obtaining the property but he found
that the driver had gone home and bis residence could
not be ascsrtaned from the person in charge Of the
establishment. The next morning, however, Mr..
lIoey found ont where Kelly lived; and, going to
his house, No. 40 West Nineteenth street. he found
that he was still in bed. On looking around, the
sarchel was seen upon the mantepiece, and closer
ecrutny resulted in the discovery of Of the finger
rings on TIE finger of Rosa Kelly, the pris wife,
In reply 10 question why the satche had not been re-
tuned Kelly said he intended to have brought it home
in the morning,
Subsequently Mr.. Hoey ascertained, upon eXann-
ing the confer Is OF the bag that portion Vi 10 J
elry in the bag had been taken out lie tereiore ue'
manded of Kelly the restoration OF the missing articles
consisting of two diamond finger rings, DIAMOND
breast-pn, and diamond hair-pin. heuy answered
hat he knew nothing about them, whereupon Mr..
Hoey went for an officer. When he returned the wife
of prisoner stated that there was ring and pin
living on the floor in the room of Thomas Caldwell.
Cauld we'll was consequently arrested with the other
parties and the missing brooch was found in his pocket
Bernard Caudwell brother Of Thomas was also taken
into custody Kelly having stated thGt he picked the
lock Of the satche The prisoners were all taken be-
fore Justice Connolly, who after an examination Of
the facts, held them for trial. and they were committed
each in default of 81 OOO bail. Kelly stated in his OK
animation that be found the sachel in the carriage,
after he bad put up HIS horses and took it home with
the intention of returning /. in the morning. He
placed it in his room and went down stairs into gro
Gerry and liquor store, where he drank three or four
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

THE BALLOON AsCENsIoN-Mr. +. Cappia, who
ADVERTISE that lie would undertake balo ASCENSION
from Joneas Wood Saturday, ia paper balloon in
ated with rare fed air. did not succesd 10 getting OIL
respectable crowd assembled and the balloon was
GUY On the ground. This frail machine is made OF
Manila paper and when unnfied is u feet long; the
nHslion, by Increasing the transverse di meter re-
ducss is length to 81 feet Mr.. Cappia is French
man, familiar with baooning, though he has never
accomplished The hazardous feat of making an ascen-
sion in Gro balloon. lie was assieed in bis prepare
tions by another aerouaut of experience, Mr. Seayer
of Boston. The machine was carefully unfolded ard
made ready for initiation, which was to be accomplished
by the combustion Of straw. barrel Ton end, with
wire top to keep down the lames, was put under the
mouth Of the balloon and straw was igned inside the
barrel. In few minutes, however, the aeronaut, who
was under the balloon attending TO the fire, suddenly
called out for "Wa'er, water" when an impetuous
police officer, installing the desire of Cappa, instead
Of handing the bucket Of water 20 him. dashed it over
the balloon. The fleet Of course was to 80 weaken
the PAPER that by the first gust of wind it was Sun
timely ripped The ascension was necessarily post
POned, bur will be again attempted on the 9th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

eses Of bfer WITH tte c'hsr prisorer After return
iOR 70 oi'i oou Bernard Csuh oosesa the satc5e,
o'' he'y couid no' say With what ioerumsot, AZ b.
"'u 700 Drunk 70 se' Attic nnctnre Thomas Csqit-
cSoe into we room, and they selec cd ~ mucd IL
"eJe"e,y tnsy chose, drank more beer, and seps-
rafeo. lie kpew nothipg more oftee matter anti be
foon' himself in custody. Bernard Caldwell admitted
having picked the lock Of the saebe but said tLat be
dd 80 at Keil''s iDstiDaon. The ether prisoner s.d
he had nothing 10 cay about the afair at at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

ARREST OF BURGLARS While Officer Slater Of the
Fifth Ward was peacefully pursuicg the noieless ten
of biz official way, Saturday evening" at o'clock his
attention was attracted TO the movements of man WHOM
be knew TO be thief and who seemed to be interested
n the examination of the premises No. 3S Washington
street. the store Of Messrs. Mohls,adt & Schosfer.
The officer secured poition from which, unobserved,
he could watch his man. The suspected party wa
soon joined by two Others and the three ooenei tire
front door of the store and went in. Officer Slater pro
cured the assistance OF Officers Rollins, Van Tssssl,
Bell, Cook Files and Sergeant Pell, all Of the Fiji
Ward They stationed themselves about the store in
such a way as to keep guard over all the doors and
windows. This being done, Roliius aud
Slater attempted to 90 in through the door
but it was fastened on the inside. BY means of
plank they got into the place through an upper win
dow. As soon as the thieves became aware Of the
presence of the officers they made every possible ex.
ertion 10 get away. Two of them did succeed in e.
Gaping through side door only to be arrested by TIE
officers who we're there stationed. search through
the bulldog discovered two others hidden in the bs
ment. Tney we're all taken to the Sai,u-House
where they gave their names a. James McDonalf,
James McGill, James Thompson ADD Joha Nelly. IL
il supposed that one of them remained lckef into the
store and then opened the door to bis companions
They were all taken before Justice Kelly aud con-
nj ted to the tombs for trial. McGl is sad to %
under Indictment for a former burglary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

PAVEMENT FROM TIE PALEADEs.-rhe blocks q
stone which form the Belgian pavement no y putting
down in the principal avenues Of the city, come fro
the Palisades at weehawken, where hundreds Of work
men are engaged IN quayipg them. Is to be hopcd
that the growth of New-York will not densnd IL
sacrifice of this entire portion Of the Hudson banks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

FIRE DsPARTHgsT FUSD.--At 2 recent ueeti.x
of the Trustees Of the Fire Department Fund. tao
subject for consideration was the increase ia the sx-
ptrdiiwe Of the money in their charge. The uuuter
of appcsiops for relief has incrsased rapidly tht
!, tba: the permanent fund must be brokes IN
upo y, and it has been discovered that sick men have
been made members Of fire companies for the moro
purpos. of being placed On the st of relief If thi,
true it s of course most unjust and strict scrutiny
shoud NAH such frauds impossible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

CHILDRES PorsosED-Three children Of Patrick
Roach, Of No. SOP Grand street., on Saturday after
noon, found some stamopiuin or deadly nigbtshsis.
growing IN the garden, and all eat Of tn. posousss
seeds of the plant At 2 o'clock on Sunday moraisx
Peter ach aged three years. died from the effects Il
The poison, and the other children are lying 10 veJ
critical condition. An inquest held BY Coroner
Jackman, and verdict rendered in accordance with
the facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

ITALIAN WIDE-AwAKEs,-The Garibaldi ltalian)
Wide-Awake Club met on Friday evening, at No. ID
Broadway Central Campaign Club Rooms, aniel
ed the following officers: President, Charles G. La
Pata Secretary, Peter Maratonei Treasurer, j. B.
Kurcber The came gentlemen were designated as
delegates to the Central Wide-Awake Committee.
1ley resolved to come out in uniform in the great
Wide.Awake parade on the 3D. CT October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY SEPTEMBER II, 1860

- ThuB'ay aud prosenisd 70
sDd "ooid ' ers enrolled fres Of charge.
tne NIL DuDuit' wv President Of thu Eleventh
M; 80 - ,a-e.+s.A stated that this Club OF
wids.Awsle. ~as rot ora,saa Cd IN opposition to or
uh .n, tIina 90 no. ,,,tv go,, nd che Club no" IN
existence bat simply i,h the io's a,in hror on,
men IN the eauss of Liocolu and "a num- Aier APP
pointing Commuters to prepare byjsN To,,J,o
driLroom, the NEE ting adjourned to mecS a,q.a+,
evening al 0 clock, at the same place, toS "
and perfect the organization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
seven principal staple articles for the week:


TOtal............ss.'
Increase of the week compared that Of 1852 5i5 7l
The following comparative statement OF the value
of Exports from the commencement of the year to
Sept 10:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

ELEyESTn WARD WDE-AwAKEs.-The Repuoi-
cans Of the Eleventh Ward met Satur lay evening"
al No. u Avenue ID, for the purpose OF organizing
Wide-Avake Club. Councilman Joseph IL Perley
vas elected temporary chairman and janice >. DAVIS
secretary. Seventy names were enrolled In short
time, and rs many more promised at the next mee1ng
II wgs stated tat one HUNDRED uniforms were ordered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

MEDICAL LEcTUREs.-The course of medical lee
lures to be delivered before the Faculty and students
the New York Medical College, will commence to-
ay, at the Institute, in Thirteenth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

BrRGIARy-rHE THiEF CAUGHT.--The store Of
Mr.. Leonard d. Hopkins, No. 2l5 Weststrest was
broken iuto on Saturday night, by who eotersd
through one of the large paues Of glass ia the front
window, The fracture was observed by Officer
Kenger Of the 9Th Ward; he at word to Mr..
Hopkins, who came, and with the officer, entered tbs
store. On making search they found, uader the
he had taken from one Of the desks. lie made no
resistance and was at once secured. He gave hi.
name as Andrew Castia and said be had recently
come from Rochester, and had been persuaded by
other parties to attempt the robbery. He is but IL
years old, and says he was born in Rochester. He
was taken before Justice Kelly, who committed him
for trial, in default of 81 0OO bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

PROBABLE ISF,NTIcIDE.--At the foot Of Eleventh
street r. loynd yesterday the body Of female iesns
Coroner Jackmsn held the inquest AMI poet mortea exanG
on Of the body showed that the child had been bcra
Verdict " Death nom unknown to The Juiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

CHARGE or GRAND LARcESY.-Oficer Lang Of the
Twentieth Ward crested Besah PHI German who Glands
charged with stealing 50 In bank bills aad obrS valaabies
nom Thomas Burns Ia Fyseyenth Pix Set
be helped himself cash The b~ose
Justice Connolly and committed Gor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

ASSUERsARY PARADE.-Company d, Ninth Regi-
ment, under command of Captain John Davis, will to-
day celebrate the first anniversary of the corps by
dinner at the La Tourette House. Bergen Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
IAdyertiseneni

IAdyertIscmentI :, "a a
Gas FIxTUREs.-Dealers aud others arc h!,Ve
- al, A cor xr,.t dspo for Gas large set o. asS
patterns now on hand WASaxE. ftox Co., "An"s''s~~
No. 57e Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

EDWARD II. Dixon, NJ. D., Editor OF Inc
seape and Operating Consultsg Surgeon, Ne %
OHee ON the obscure diseases ne
yiscera Rupture Piles varioocels, and ssala
without the knife hgssure. Once hosrs ne@ ~"
and 10 3 evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

The Fourth Brigade, under command Of Brig. Gen.
Even, will proceed 10 East New York to-day for field
| exercise and review
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17

POLICE COMMIssIoSERs.-At the meeting Of this
Board on Saturday, Officer Sherwood of the Third
Ward was transferred to the ToOmbs for court duty.
Five new men were appointed but their names will
not tranapre until after examination by the Medical
Board.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-02-09
buchanan and Eeirer.

No two men in The Usi:ed States are
more thoroughly repndia!ed Than Pre- idenl
Bueharsn, AID The Thief Helper. The pop
ular branch Of the National Cengress utterly
refused to elect any men who endorsed Ell
Their Of them to The Speakers Chair. Buc-
hanan's party tried several of his endorsers,
but could never get their full strength 10
vote for their nominee. The Republicans
stuck 10 Helper EadO-ser Sherman faith
fully, but could not elect him a medium
conservative man was chosen Speaker, and
such an one will be chosen President mex:
f,ll.