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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer
lean Atlantic Screw Steamship Company and svohts
BtesInsbip MONTGOMERY, WB. C. Berry commander win
have Pier No u n r. on SATURDAY Feb IS at O'Clock
Passage to Savannah with unsurpassed Communications
fl5 Througi tickets Orleans s39 IS; TO Mobile GS5
Memphis sSl Nashville, s27 IS Knoxville as 50 Chat
tAnooss, SIS; Montgomery S25 Albany S1S; Atlanta s2i
Columbus Macon go; Augusts eli 20 Also. TO prin
e~i places IN Florida at lowest rees Freight 10 cents foot
Insurance Der No rsk taken under 200 Apply
20 " b. CROMMLLL 4 Co. No % Mast-sE
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feaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of KewYork Notice is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against CHARLES THNlNG late OF the
City Of broker deceased TO present the same WIN
vocefs thereof the subscribe ct the Office OF ChALES
THWING Co. No 20 Walst In the City Of Newt orb on
or before seventeenth day OF June nerDated newt oA
the l4th day Of December, leSg 40 ,-,,,,,,,/, ,..,
dl5law6mTh. CHAIsLLS lhNINOi Aon4hlsu4VOH
IN PURSUANCE of ali order of the Surrogate of
the City and County Of notice Is hereby gento
an nersons having claims sgain GEORGE W. GEER late OF
tb, CITY and County OF kewYork deceased 10 present the
.me with thereof the subscribers al the ONCE OF d.
L n MCMAHON at No 27l broadway, In the City OF New
Yo on or before the day April I86-Dsted Newly ok
Sept. Il, 1883. B6NS Sn4i VI sTu.
80 lsu6moThs Administrators with the will annexed
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-FOr SAVANNAH and
- OTHER POINTS BELowThe 6rsiiels.s s;eSmss s
1smSp N hom pier No. l. n. Il. Through tickets can Dc
had for the following Places - ,,. e9s.
To New-Oneans S59 IS; Mobile 800 hlontsoHoiyi
Columbus S7; Albany G25 Atlanta f2li Chattanooga ~
Nashville err Knoxville, S25 So Memphis, SS 20 Au
Gosa l7 30; Macon go; Savannah 10 foT heiSnt anu
sAM'L L. MITCHELL L SON.
BaszaEe checked % an the sbove points
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DIED.

CARRYLOn Sunday, August 49, Nathan csny in the 18th
H friends and those Of his family are invited attend his u
neral his late redence No. 266 West " enteth street on
WsdnsssS ns5 the I Ss inst nss,tsa Cemetery
CHADEAYNE-At Pleassnyile on Friday, August H. Emily
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully invited to
after the funeral Monday, August 70 M rom
The RESIDENCE Of her brOtherna" Charles Miles, NO 10 Sec
DELAyANAt JOnsyie Mchigsn on No Monday A1gu s.
Dr. TompkDs c. Dlavan formerly Of OVID Seneca County
kswYork il the s9th yea; Of bis age c... s.,u,,,,
evening August 49, Eliza w Of James Dick aged 81 years
The friends Of the family ere invited 70 attend TIE funeral on
Monday the 10Th nst from Grace Church. White Plains at
1880 Cars leave Twenty street Station, at lois
Ann wife Of f. Z. Foote aged 81 years and days.
KRBYln Brooklyn Saturday August 49, of typhoid fever
MASoN~on TEHrsday evening Augut l in the ssh Of
s s'1 sis count cSu4 Of the city Of EswYcts
His and the members Of the Bar are invited 70 attend
Monday August 90 at o'clock without further invitation.
MCLEAN Wliamsbursh on Friday August u Nathaniel
NiB BIO 81. city, on SUNDAY August s Stewart
r. only child Of Joseph W. and oOnea F. NibO aged year
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
Ws.s Tht1 inst street on Monday h: day. morning 10
O'Clock, without further initiation - s-.-,. A..
49, Sarah wife Of Randolph in the list year Of her
TfIoMPsoN-on Saturday, August 1s, clementne, eldest
daughter Henry and Louisa H. Thompson aged IA years
: months and 20 days. ,,,
from residence No. East Thirty fourth street.
r1 TEE1E;S%y AGi III city, Isabella wife of Stephen
Turkey aged SO years, months and 81 days.
The relatives and friends invited attend her funeral
Tuesday afternoon August D. at half past o'clock from
tie residence Of her father William Bartlett No. 2Si Pearl
street, Brooklyn.
Boston and Portland papers please copy.
VAN DOREN-In Jersey City Hew-Jersey, on Thursday,
Augu 1860 Laura Curtis aged months and Is days and
on Friday August H. Lorraine Ashton sged months and 10
days twin children Of Joseph and Anna Maria Van Doren
Their remains taken to nj one NewJersey for inter
meDt.
somerYlle IN j. papers please copy.
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murLet.LPeported by Telegroph.

BALTIMORE, Aug l8.-FLoUR-Nothing doing. WHgAT &C.
tive sales bush al asa 81 SO for Red, and 81 800
81 White Corn dull at 0d74c for mixed 72d4c. for
Yellow and sOd82c. for White No other change
PuILADELPHIA, Aug l8-FLoUR quiet at SIS 50d SIS IS.
WnRAT dull 81 26d 81 IS for Red and 81 80 81 IS for
White CORS-Sales of 500 bush Yellow at 2d13c MISS
PoRE s19 GGsls rs LARD quiet at la lac WHISKY hm
at2lkd22c.
confined 10 small lots WHEAT easier sales last mic
1000 bush No Chicago Spring at 81 o. and $500 bush do.
Spring at O $3.50 bush Red Winter Indiana at 81 2 and
$500 bush While Southern Michigan 81 49, CORS quiet
no sales CANAL FREGHTs &C. higher grain Flour 30c.,
Wheat l0c aud Com SIC. to New-York. LAKE IMPORTS:
25O bbls Flour bush Wheat 49, 100 bush Corn CANAL
EXPORTS 100 bb Flour 2 600 bush Wheat A. 800 bush Corn
CHICAGO August 1913 mFLoUR dull, and l0ql5c lower
WHEAT dull aud 45c lower sales az Tie. for No Spring
end Csc No Red I'm store Corn dull and &c. lower
bush 36e in OATS quiet, and lie. lower Re-
CKIPTs60O bbls Flour 10000 bush Wheat 10000 bush
Corn 5000 bush Oats sBIPsRSTs-lO bbls Flour 600
bush Wheat 1888 600 bush Corn. IL 500 BUSH Data FREGHrs
FIRM &c. Wheat to Buffalo SIGHT EXCHANGE on New-York
y cent premium
dull sales 10000 bush SOC Other articles dull and
changed FRBIGHTs unchanged LAKE IsPORTs-65 500
bbs Flour 0C0 bush Wheat 20 0 bush Corn IL 600 bufh
Oats. No returns from the Canal office.
CINCINNATI Aug l8FLOUR unchanged and demand limited.
WHISKY hrn at 7ac. PRovIsOSs quiet MISS PoRK Sl9 80.
MONEY MARKET steady and unchanged. Sight EXCHANGE
New ork dull at per cent premium.
NEw-ULEANs, Aug. l8-CoTrON hTmj sales to-day Of 500
bales including 500 bales new, at for Middng SUGAR
steady 8d9c for fair to fully fair ERRIGHT-Cotton 20
Liverpool 9l6d952d The rest Of the market unchanged
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Passengers Sailed

In steamship Arago for Southampton and H1sye-Msor T.
& Hubbard Capt Geo Hatch Cincinnati g. H. CosleI A.
HabeIlard Mr. Molina, Mrs Molina H. Mails Mrs H. Mails,
New YoA Dr. Cochran, Broosyni J. Stock Charleston,
S. G.; John p. Woodward j. Ostheme Phladelphia VALERIE
de Brebaudare, Mrs A. Nques children ard servant NewOr
leans Felipe Horiutiner NJ. HoT iutner H. VsienS Cuba
Depecer California Chas Kuhn New York j. o. Bartholo
new j. c. Rvas Cuba John saulner James y. Cone, Conn
Dr. H. NJ Humphrey, Stamford Mrs Louis Jaco Avery,
Mrs Avery two children and servant Mr. Horacio, Schu
lenburg Mts L. Lecene and child ewYoIk; Ms O. w. TuI
rer children and servant II. Caly Mrs H. Cqiy and chill
dren Mrs Dehold and daughter, Mrs C. C. Du6oce N York
Mis Jane Boyer A r. Muller, New Cfeansi DIR and Mrs.
MideIbergeI Master MlderbeTger Ferry EPpelsemeT,
NewYok Mrs Virginia Debacker and child France Mrs J.
Cheyaier Mr. and Mrs. Brenke New orleans Mrs Tourer
end children, Mrs s. Sbzemsn and children Mrs Reeon,
Miss Roeon Cincinnati, w $. Hinckley, Albany; Cartel
Msssschuses; A. Provost NewYork Mrs j. Humphrey Miss
h. Humphrey Detroit d. Istton Total b. Specie e98 1850.
sedmshp kangaroo Jy Livepoo-Frederiek Whitaker,
Hiss Edith Whitaker Miss Susan Whtsker Nine Boutei le,
Miss II. Beuie Philadelphia w Hogan Mrs Day and chid
Kcusss and lady y FTomberg vile Gnd family a. kuenke,
T. Meyut Rev. David Steele John L. Bowes Edward Boyd,
d. GLprtz A. IL Ogden, Victor LceieIc and lady, and la
the steefage Total, l73 Specie, &1333l0 Al
In sfeashp hdyndk, for Ndsdu-W j. Week and Master
Week Mr. aud Mrs Saunders Charles A. Marshall Ensign
Henry ManIelsht 1T W. Rest Nassau Bode, Do c.
Sargent Y WIN. McCuie, Geo d. Harris Mrs Eneas Mrs.
nians children and servants Charles Fitzgerald 1t W
Regt Nassau w CARLY and servant do John 5. Howell, n.
York Specie, bll,gl0k
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....,
Cleared.

steamships-Kunsk, Brownies, Nassau, z. Cmssd York.
town. Parrish, Norfolk Ludum Heincken; MouEt Venom
LsyGed Savannah H. b. Cromwell Co., Nashville, Murray
Charleston spoford Teston Co Monticello, Gsser Aeran.
dria, sc H. B. Cromwell Co. Psapseo Vail Portland, r. b.
Cromwell Co.
sbips-Ceres York Liverpool Walsh Csyerk Chase, Nay.
flower, Chathsd, Boston, Crocker Wood Co Monterey,
Smith Cape Town and SUnatrs W. A. Bale Co esuthern
Chief Higgins London, H. d. Brookmsn Co American Unon
Mscoduck Mobile (irnne, Mnturu Co. RiDgeaaer, Howe
Boston, Baker Crowel q Co.
Barks-C c. w Poultney, Sprague, Glasgow, j. W Elwen
Co Liberty Shaw Marseies Draper Deyni TeIian STAR
Loud Galveston, Oakley keetiDg
Bhss. Lilly Dale Stephens, 81 Johns, E. D; Dewoas
Spray, Shaw CORVALLIS ID. r. Dewof; L. w. Armstrong,
Thon pson Ma, sgusz L. W. Armstrong NJ Arnold (BEb,
Atkinson, st john N. b., r. T. MENUS 4 Sen. -
Schoouers-H 4. Dyer, Tracy Philadelphia i. W. Mckee
j. p Hazard Wilson, Newport, MASTER Ellen Louisa Thomp
SON. New Haven maseri Gen Armstrong Kelsey st. Johns
P. r. Msyacwer lBrk puqSet Quebec O. Buusy PERKS
(Br) Smith Halifax b. r. Dewohj Alma lBr Snellroye, 81
John, n B., Brett Son Go Sea Gull CIR staelhoqse, 81
McCready Mott Co. Governor Hooper Jacksonville; L.
Peacock Hobart, savsysrnah, d. Murray o. D.v, Tornsy
City d. G. Murray Belle Cubbery, Nook, h James.
Aldich Baltimore Merrill Abbott G. j. Rsynor, Raynor
baltimore Merrill Abbott Bay State Hslet Boston, Dayton
Co. Com Kesrny, Lorins Boson g. w. Lewis Co. J.
Gorham Andrews, fall River L Kenny j. Richards Cook,
Milton Benner Deake p. Hazard, Wilson Newport
ter; X. Palmer, Welton Mystic, Oskley Heating
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Hernsndes w @ H4wkbs Lieut. luis Csssnero CvIe. Ar
eags Mrs MoIir and daughter Mss B. Hamilton Miss N.
Jon snd servant Fermn Delo onte lady sister, sig Children
s1d servant Miss roAs, O Molss Betsncour O. Bstsn
court, Pedro p Perez sod lady. Mics j. Basss " b. ds
Luna NJ jose Tomas Rauos L. LlaDosat y Moriescod
MT Powers Borcsnsye Moiner Joaquin Mirs sn1 l,dv
yohn Nadwel Ceh forgensen, John Myers Wm Cruz John
IN Consol A. Toidsd Carlos ssrpz JossPb Bell
lind Jusp Mvss Rodriguez, Peter Sepgu, Ygnseio
Henes Manuel Cabeero Edward Martinez Niguel Morales
no poths Csgdo waaswortb Andres Perez jose Plano and
,on poniDso " Revapx, Simon Leeuen John Nenunsex
on Sss,mir Perez Jordo VIM. Campbell Joaquin 1ba,
j. ysdtz Diaz, Miss Laura Adams Total 70.
IN 60Lk Gozste, from B0Tb0docs-R Hazel II G,aendve
w: n mckinstry, children and nurse.
and child. D. q "'"' WHO
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Steamship Florida c,GTs SsT19n1h md:e md s, 2
B BsG &c CACHE 10Y Rods ssfSsdo.. days.
nf Bss iia. of ses. c%ofs Trieste days d.e to
Walsh Carver Chase 4th inst, VIM Watson Of Boston
Barb sir Charlie: Napier OBJ Of LysrpSoD Bred Bombay
I@aufss smoke shin saline from Bombay for NewYork
swshs % 4Ts Of dey ~ei sss sa I D' a..
Bark e. Chase Harding Havana IL days, sugar 10 Fl. D.
Bark Hannah secOr GRAHAM Masnzss Il days sugar Al
Barn Norumbeg Saunders Galveston 30 days cotton &c 70
Big East sps.es Havana IL days &c to Murray
No date Rufus R. collins second officer died Anchored the
master 18th inst lat 81 Il 10, spoke whaling .e6r =,
Of New Bedford bound home, months OUT with 70 sp al
hs1d so slis S S .psG.d gave nun
BHs Tydis stoye1 Getche Bangor days lumber
Big Mystic Godfrey, MsagOrda Bay 20 days. in ballast to
Bis D1nfl1 (of Eswah Griffin Neuvtas Il days sugar,
Big Blanche Br Roy Back River Jam. Is day. nyr.
rum, &c to Whitney Co. Sailed In co. with brig Mary
ss IA %dds Barnes of New swo Par. July
spoke chr Mu'Ps1H steering 18th 1t % = lon N, s
PSSS D as had Seagy Su
Il m N. T., which spill. tb' ,...... III.
scbr T. Sheldon, Andrews, Bucksvie s. c. days. naval
Schr Petrol (sr Of st. John NJ F Skinner, Hell 50 days.
chalk and paint to Boyd Hncken.
scbr Castor sdckDey Port Prince LIST inst, legwood ia
SchlessiDger 4 Andersen. -
scbr Nsh Chichester Richmond days -four and tobacco
shr Henry Lsuren. Johnson Mschas days. lumber 70 "a
Talbot Co.
schf Mary Ann Bryant Machas days, lumber Simpson
schF Union Libby Mschas days, lumber 10 master.
schr 2. A. Paine, Walsh EaspO days. hsh and laths "a
scr Dr. Kane Cof BsDgo Ryder Lngsn c. 10 days. coal
soSr Manchester Chichester, Richmond days
Schr. Florida, Mott, Norfolk days
schr. Valetta. Hall, Ellsworth days.
Schr Leopard Wilcox, Lubec 6days.
Schr Charlotte, Arey Rocklapd days.
Schr. Juno, johnson, Rocklend days
Schr Elmira Rogers, Bates, Boston Tor Albany.
Schr ElmiTa, Sp 18th, Providence days.
Schr Robert Smith, Wilcox Portland days
schr. James NJ BrainArd Hulse Portland dsya
schr J. g. Colyer. Chopin, Portland days
Sehr Rescue Bacon Brookhavee days
Sehr knight, Kelly Rondout for Boston.
schr Henry Gibson Gibbs New London days. oil 70 MASTER
Sloop New World, Ely, Providence days
Steamer Bristol Allen Philadelphia, mdse 10 j. N Briggs.
Steamer Penguin, Williams Providence, mdse. 70 0del.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia mdss. 70 Lopez XIX
patrick
Steamer Boston Crocier Phadephia and Cape May md.e
and pass to +. Perkins.
stesntug R. Forbes, Clark Boston 90 hours Came on to
tow ship Ranger TO Boston
SAlLED-sesmships Apgo Have (psssed the Battery at
l230 Kangaroo tBr Liverpool passed at 2;l5 Ksrnak
Br Nassau Augusta and Mount Vernon Savannah Nashville
ChaIeston Yorktown Norfolk &c Pearsco Portland ships
Reed Valparaiso C. Nesmih, and Southern Chief London
Modern Times Bristol bark Dwight Turks Island and others.
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Passcn gers Arrived

In sedmship EtHG, from LpoypoolAex. Buchanan lady
infant Mrs Pe,re Mrs Lobde aud children Rev. d. w
Marsh, T. Goode Baird and lady, John CochIain Miss Mar
tina Griffin, Miss Jenkins Capt Banks Williamson and lady
Mr. Lloyd.
In stedm,hip Quaker Guy from Haraad--Mr. C. Villa
verde lady sud child Ene Fischer. DR. Basio Gael, four
children and two serveni Charles Adam DR. Charles Fnay
and two brothers, T. NJ Auet Auto Reyas lady, aud three
children Andres Ayiles and servant Ramon PA Ramon
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Ro.r,, A IA TN, barb Helen Mar nom Csieutta Ianh
bound 10 Bo6.y nut bsek June 20 disma,ted ca
s, 49, .aes thai the Helen Mar srouhosu Sy, :,
c,,t. 'i iii rrotabiy be total loss The ID NJ yes he
Baltimore in lssS, registered Sl W fS'"a >'' Wv
George Logan aud others OF New hoiA M h.yl.n,ine I'M.
sasRNTsos ST. Mays N s. Avg it-Ins az niss ssd ok
no OF Boston from LAe Eo VIA he ttlsntic Ocean mo
9ns oST n mo Issee sboT with four feet Of wafer net
hold
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Ry TelegrnpIt.

SANDY HOOK aug. 70, sunset-N1 Inward b0HHd ''''' "
ight Wind light S. T.. clear IA, q Of tho
HIGHLANDS, Aug 49, sunset-Two baIks ands V'e " "
Highlands " ind light, 5 l.. hay. -, Am, P,man.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug l9-Ar TarSs p9" Ii.xana Below
buco David Kimban Leghom; bTl5 pehi h'
brig Resolue. Chnluegos. . -. .1,ar n ADAMS
from Newly orb atIivsd here st O'Clock WIS ''''
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rbsnsoou. Fist pstct-sephen W st,sGIl mc nj,
PinaIsnc hfss na nd lanes K A.bsm,
sa ns,d Smith and james ELECTS Salngsn- 20 y
ON" and s. II Russel sarstegs-sanuei D. "o" CIV ~ -
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Arrived. SUNDAY, Aug. l9.


Steamship Ens tBr screw) Anderson Liverpool 18th inst and
es pa..sd p Re m S:a p es
Britain bound in ftth lat 20 % lon $ g. exchanged signals
Steamship Quaker City, shuted. Havana Aug Is m.
ndse and pass. TO Hagous Co.
Steamship R. r. Cuyle Cocker Savannah, mdse and pass.
Steamship Roanoke Couch Richmond &C., mase. and pss
Brig Richard Brown Brl Welsh Lnssn c. B. days. coal
Brig Maurice CHO Schroeder Curacao Is days. wood &c Ia
Brig George Downes Of cslis) Jameson p r. inst 50.
Big Sea Lion Walls Zsa Cuba II days sugar and mOssses
Brig Energy Pass Mobile 10 days naval stores
to surges Cleaman Co. Aug lat % 81 lon 10 49, gnAed
IS 2 lon 80 o. passed bark Ssius fo% Tor
York Aug a. lat 81 o. lon 70 a. passed brig Lucrets N.
Big belmont Locke, Mitchell Port Midway 10 days.
Bskentne Lsppighter, Thompson, Salt Cay, T. Aug S.
schr ospny Br, Murphy, Jacme Aug OswOOd and cot.
scS5 Sarah Hilbert tof Cleveland oho Peterson Mobn.
hesyy weather been q days N Of Ha,erss. -,
r ses5 Sse, Penn d hS'n Charleston days cotton and
sch Dan Smith (of New.Hayen) Denton Salt Cay days.
sehr Hound BT Peo5msp Turks Island day. salt Mid
dleton Co The schr POcahOntls Tor NewYOrk sailed the
scfT Ann, Gce City Point 10 day. -four to master
Sch Mary MsDhn Beers Boston days mdse. to C Day
sshr Crystal Palace qf Bo:torl Doyle, Huusces July r.
molases 70 Galway Casado & Teller.
SChr Surprise Cole. Alexandra days, coal.
Schr Yorktown Woglam, Alexandra days coal
Schr s. c. Jones, Bedel, Alexandra 9 days, coal.
Ship of Bath Hutchngs Sunderland 40 days aud
from Sicily, Goals 10 c. c. Duncan Co
ss Gs &o Ssa 9GS9 70 g9'a2 ss
SchI Sarah Jane, Smith Newport days, in ballast
Schr Empress, FtmsWoith Rockland days, lime.
Sloop I,ase H. Borden Collins Providence days
soOp Franklin, Jones, New. London days, in ballast
Sloop Harvest Corwin Providence days mdse TO master
Steamer Delaware Cannon Philadelphia and Cape May dse'
and pass. TO +. Perkins -
Steamer ospy, Kenny Providence mdse to lsasc odeh
BELoW-ship Calhoun Marshall, Liverpool July a. nd'e'
aud pass TO Spoford. Teston Co. "a,
Also ship Logan, Marsh from Liverpool before rePor'So
Plymouth from All by pilot boat Edwin Forrest NO l"
SAILED Ship Monterey Cape Town aud somaa and others
WIND-Sunset, S. s. L.
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SENT BAcK.-A coored man named James Jackson
escaped from the Penanta Fatbush about two weeks
ago was found last Friday night In the 18th Ward lie
taken before Justice CoAa 10 whom he admitted that lie
OIL escaped convict and was returned to his Old quarters
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun-Ri'es'''' s'ls Set. $50 MooaRisss.. s;s1
. HON WATER
Sandy Hook. 1923 Gov Island II IA He'll CAT.
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SWITZERLAND.
MARRIED..

FOsTFR-wILLIAMS-At Toms River, on Wednesday Al.
gust Is by the NJ c. Stokes John Foster OF this city
to Hannah Williams OF the former place.
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The following delegates to the Republican State
Convention at Syracuse have been chosen:
Monroe Second Disthc-Lews selye and Adolphe Nolte
Otsego Fint Distic-John Cook and Ea Whippe Dutch
cas- Fist DiscAleIander H. Schultz and Jo' II keteham
Orange First Dshct-yohn Bgelow aud Robert II. Fopyh
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CAsUALTIEs.-A man, named Patrick Flanagan
residing IA Fourth street T. D. was over by dit cart
Yok accidentally fell overheard from Of the Houston
fey boats last Saturday lie was rescued with eomiierab
difficulty.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

K,.os CouyrY REPU LIcAs DELEGATES TO THE
sr,rr CosvEsrIos- Republican Assembly DIS
,ct Conventions assembled throughout the County OF
Kipe. on Saturday afternoon and evening" and selected
the following delegates and aernates to the State Con-
vsntion, TO meet nj Syracuse on the 25d inst:
r;y,t Di,trict-Dslegates-D C. Window, j. NJ Stesfhs'
.i,sTnates : Isaac w Fngand John Quincy Adams n,
S,ogd Duyict-Del, gstes-D. Ogden Bradley ehnes fe
To- .iterpates-Richard II. Thompson John Csshow q,
Third gstesW G. Benedict Ihomas w. smear
nan Au nates-E Spooner, jr, {. D. Alen' ~
Eo,,h W. fiske, Jonathan u
UoIhrooL Aternatss-John G. Sagh John 2; Commeyer'
FIN Distye Stewart, Charles benedct
Ahemates-P W. Ostrsnder, y. w. Bradley.
The following resolution was offered in the second
District Convention by Mr.. L. W. Murray, and was
unanimously adopted
Realized That the Republicans OF this District heartily IN
dorae the Administration OF Governor Morgan ana heieny
quest The delegates the State Convention to give him their
unqualified support.
similar resolution wac adopted by the Third Dis
trict Convention.
Sirh Di,tet- Observation-Disclosures Kaufman and John A.
Heath Altemates-Dr. r. H. HinDsn and Danl L. No'tnnp
esq =, =, W.,
The following resolution was adopted in the With
District:
Rored That this Convention recommend TO the delegates
10 the Republican State Convention Syracuse from the
Assembly Dsiet the nomination OF the Hon. Edwin d. Nor
gan FOR Governor OF this State and the nomination Of George
Field eiq Presidential Eector for the With Congressional
District.
All the delegates ii is understood, are favorable 10
the denomination of Governor Morgan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

WHOLESALE RoBBFRIEs-Shnaderbec brewery
In Wyckof street Union avenue r.. D., robbed
Saturday Of silver watch worth Si5, stella shawl gold
chain, and other articles worth IN s about 500 German
gent search has been made for bin but he has yet been
ested..At late hour Saturday night the premises
Mr.. Jacob Sauenklaus No 2s8 Grand street f. d.,
tered through window by burglars and robbed Of ewey
worth slG6 aud $50 IN money No has been made
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SUsPIcIoE or LARCESY.-A man, pamed Patrick
Kelley arrested yesterday by Sergeant Jacobs o. the Sixth
Precinct on charge Of stealing watch fom Abraham Yer
noa while the latter asleep Ut his residence, Ia South
Six The Of the accused that h. his father
take the watch m Nh NermeiAs pocket Kelley held
fof examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

THREATENING LIFE.-Alonzo Lewis was arrested
Saturday by officer Bye the 80 precinct police upon the
complaint Of Miss Emma g. Martin who charges him with
threatening her life Lewis has heretofore h,d difficulties with
the Martin family aud win be ecoected was rather roughly
handled by the father Of Miss Martin sud his tive about
week ago. Lewis was held Tor Il hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

ALLEGED ASSAULT AND HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Six
young men, named Christian McGnns John Lee Andrew
Conk Benz Caumphee Robert Packs and Joseph Corcorsn
arrested Saturday last the complaint of Mr. VIM.
Hughe residing the Of North 9Th and l T. d.,
who ges that night about week while returning
his home he acked by the accused and violently beaten
and robbed Of so The young bonds for their ap.
peence aud viii be examined the charge before Justice
iolabsu today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

A FIGHT WITH ROwDIEs.-About | O'Clock, Sun.
asv morning as officer johnson Of the 9th precinct was patrol
ing his beat he observed three fighting in Waworh street
lie avenue, and while in the Of arresDg John
Francis OF the parties the others nteeed They knocked
the officer down pulled his over his head and kicking him
ia side injured him severely The officer brought his club
into requOn aud knocked down and disabling the second
had difficulty IN mastering the third John Francis whom he
marched Of to the Station. House.