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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

The Metr0poitan Record, the Official organ Of
Archbishop Hughes, has the following sensible and
practical remarks about French's Conical Washing
Machine and young women at service:
We JtHet 20 Learn that there is disposition on
Tie part Of very many young men nj service in this
cily and efewlere TO look upon all labor saving ma
chimes, and especially washing machines, with dis
unst 30 lar az FIeneh's CODical Washing Machine
is concerned We know that this is very unwiSs pol
ICY, ard positively wrong and irjuri)us, both TO the
young women and their employers. This machine vii
bghten telabor rave the hands and relieve many of
the wearing and dssgreeBble features OF maud wash.
Hg, bit i mol designed TO- and viii not take the place
Of "A single young woman az service. we feel conGd5nt
IL young women w nd Improve their cJudi ion they
would 90 well To avail themselves Of all such aids for
performing hOHsehol1 work. We have tried this
washer, and IL u already used in several Of oar nEt
spoken Of"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
Markets-Reported By Telegrapk.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug B-FLouR quit a. %5 g9S6i FOR
pcfne. WHEAT buoyan, he'd 81 s50& 81; White 81 81.
Cons active: Yell, re refused MESS Pork &9 15D t1D
WHISKY firm al 22df3c COFFEE dnll st. Domingo lt9c.
BALTsoER, Aur 2afLouR quiet ont nrmer and advanced
IaIc Ohio IS gA; City Mills IS So WHEAT active and
yaucsd &C. Western Al l80sl ~ for Red and RG vi ~
CoEs dull but uncbsoged PROysoSs duh bat unchanged
COFFEE active at l40l5c. WHISKY dul.
NRw. ORLEANS Aug 21WestheI hiss been very wet Cor-
TONS les today 2OO bae, including 800 bales New At loi
&C. for Middng SUGAR firm at sane for isH 70 fdy i-
CCRv stesdy White 1oa7Sc PEoy'ioSs dull oher sacles
unchanged. ..e,aa,. H..
superfne WHISKY isic. PROyisioss are nonfns hosEf
IL easy SGHT EXCHANGE New" York at cent pefnis "a
0awEGo Aug q mFIoCs dn nu. aniaaDss .o,S 10
600 hush Inferior No Chicago Spring at o. CokS IA
sood demand but the Of bode-s restricts
sales of 10 bush Illinois at SIC the market closing with
holders at sc. for prime its oA1s gget B1ELEI m 'PesT
bush do n arrive zoe Canal fRziGTs advanced Sc on
gain Flour &c Wheat 1otc Corn 0c to EewYork Lake
IwPORTs: 10 bush Wbest 66o bnsh Com; 100 bush
Oats Canal EXPORTS: 400 bbs Flouri 800 bush Wheat
i,ryTSIo Rog o. p m--FLouR firm and IA fair demand
bb - 936 IS I extra Wiseonsini $50 IS III
WrPAT market excited and better sales oday l3 COO bush at
&c n ~ for No Chicago Spirg = n6sl l,t for Red
Winter Indiana and Ohio; 81 81 D. for White Winter do
& 30 for choice White Canada CORN stesdyj sales 5000
chang d. LAKE IxPORTs; 600 bills Flour, 10000 oush.
WI eat 20 eco bush Oats CANAL EKPORTs
If2 COO bush. Wheat l8.GC0 bush Corn
CHICAGO, Aug 3D. p n-FL0UR hrm snd nonnaiiy DaS9;.
in eiehts go bush at 9. 6c for No lSytng and &C.
for No in store Nothing doing in Red CoRy dull and 2GSo
lower; sales 40 OO bnsh Ut S6d37c in store oars nm hE-
CEIPTs- bbs Flour l2e 100 bush Wheat 50 900 bush.
Com IS bush Osts sHIPxEyrsl1Oo bbs Flogi 81 800
bush Wheat 600 bDsb Corn. FKEIGHrs Wheat "a
Buffalo Sight ExcHAyGE New York p cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
FIRES.

FIRE II HUDSON STREET.
About ] O'Clock yesterday morning tre occn'a ,s
in the boot and shoe store Of Soow a. %, NO 3'9
Hud1on street and before the iremen coulh eNtngosp
the flames tba siocL vas damaged 70 the amount Of
sfr0 Insnrsa for 81 600 IN the Columbia Insurance
Company. The origin Of the Ere did not transPlre
FIRE IN BROADWAY
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, fire. onGErred
in The fancy goods warehouse of Latbrop and W,kn-
son, corner Of Broadway ard White street. IL ap-
Teas tbst the woodwork Of one of the windows in the
upper story of the building ignted from lamp which
was LETT on the ell, by of the employees. Ihs
f.mes were promptly extinguished, and only about
900 dollars damage done.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm last night 10 the Third District was occa-
soned By the burning Of tar barrels ~ the corner
of Eighth avenue and Eighteenth street, They were
set on fire by como mifchievous boys.
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w r,,rEsDAY, AUGUST 20, 1859

BURGLAR CAUGHr.--A m9n WIS olrc0VSreu a,,nlnB
-, a. ,,sniss, Of Mr. James H. Thompson No 20 Warren
tyse, O'Clock yesterday morning and gas arrested oy I'm
" a,,nstt 1h9 fud 90 n him quantity Of lz3 ware ~hich
"a 80 toen frsrn Mr. Tbonpsons house He bad got into
he ace by akug pane Of 81 IN rear oas mo-
a. ,gitR mud - tho noise TIN strong b3s
IN he door iiug mp fts confined HIN 70 TIE base cent
iieh acc un.s the suGn Of bis booty He confessed MS
goi gave bis Henry Harris aud was fully committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

FIRE ~ BLOOMFIELD About o'clock Yesterday
orius ire broke the house recently erected by Or
Joseph Davis ard intended Tor his occupancy aud before
h- flames could be- cherld the mbuon barn entirely
Destroyed. DR. Davis had expended mush time and money Ia
The erection p HE mrpsion IL Il stated that plumbers
wok In the building the previous day aud they
uted FIRE IL obsb- that dropped by accident before
they M The loss Il supposed TO be about t6 CO., on which
there Ia % LsJaGce o. 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
WANTED to PURCHASER 6rst-class

w COUNTRY RESIDENCE or a FARM Ia Wessaheser
County 10y which viii lee paid the flo~ns poPy snd tns
balance In cssh: valuable Improved farm OF, svy eees M
rfhth uu1tr Gue fencing Ia high state OF enTst'n ,ns
baarce woodland IL ia situad at luton MUS on rssse
River m Platte County No. IL l. well adsp cd TO the estva-
o of Tobacco hemp wheat aud com IL Il iocNe2 1nbodi
l ON the line Of The projected nilr ed ton Lesyeuwoth
an ~ The Ham ha and 81 Joseph Railroad ten mile. rom the
,tr There l. aso maoadniSed road ron the Mius to
Wt.on on the hseuIi River ds'al sixteen nileA Weston
ter giving description Of property, n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
NEW-J-ERSEY ITEMS

Tue LATE RAILROAD AccIDESr.-Mr. Nathaniel S.
Wickbam, who was ron over by Morris and E,sex
train 81 tie Jerey City Depot Monday died at the
Aims HoUse Hospital at three o'clock in the afternoon
Mr. Wickbam resided near Newburgh, N. Y, and was
his way to Psirfeld, New.Jersey. Mr.. Wickham
leaves Il wife and six children, one Of whom, a son. is
At preeent a resident Of Princeton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-The Eighth Ward is be
coming in sted with disor6eTly houfe which Of
gIes annoyance the respectable citizens who completes to
pass reside thei locality This state Of things how
ever Capt McLne of that Precinct hiss determined shall not
opkeT exit and accordingly he has recently made several
upon houses Of this character On Monday night be
visited the house Of Elizabeth Davis In Fifteenth street
Finh ayenue and arrested the inste Mr. Davis
before subject, 20 visit from TIRE police but let Oh
pron hing % leave The precincts Of tls city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

Conference.-The loss by the fire at Sacramento,
California, reported per Pony Express, was only $500
to $780, instead Of the amount stated in Tues
day mornings papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
CoposrR,s INorrsrs--Coroner Horton held an in.

CoRosERs IYeUEsTs-Coroner Horton held an in
yesterday the body OF little Of Mr. James Neor
siding No. 1873 Plymouth street, who drowned
Monday afternoon while playing around the dock at the foot
If Bdga street He rescued from the water before life
extinct bot died while being conveyed to the Second Precinct
Station House.
An inquest aso held upon body Of james Bennett
ssor board Of soop lying the foot Of Bridge street. who
drowned while engaged In fastening board Of tine
soop Deceased about 20 Of and resided with his
mother ct the foot Of Jay street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
BROOKU wv ITEMS.

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE FULTON FERRY'-4ne UNION
Ferry Company are now engaged in building an ex-
tension to the pier south Of their Sip at the Fulton
Ferry TO the exterior line as laid down by the Har'
Dor Survey. BY means of this extension the force oil
the tide at this point win be greatly checked so as NOT
80 seriouy to interfere with the boats entering the
northern slip. OF late the Company have built larger
boats for this ferry, which renders it necessary ha
the extension of the pier should be made to facilitate
their landing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
ARRrsr on REcrIvrns or SroLrs Goons

ARREST OF RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GooDs.-Since
The discovery BY the police the existence of rdabe
Of Juvenile bu glare the officer have directed their attention to
the receiving where the property stolen by these
y mostly disposed Owing the confession Of
Of the gug Of boys recently arrested for the burglary at No
jay street the Police been enabled procure snch e-
will convict two persons at least for receiving stolen
property, and yesterday Mary Riley and Margaret duffy
arrested charged with receiving goods knowing them t. have
The former been engaged IA this business for
time snd her husband il serving out term inpis
onment at Sing Sing for similar ohense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

THE PBIscE OF WALEs.-A telegram from the Com
mitee appointed to proceed 10 Canada announces the
acceptance on the part of the H. X Ii. the Prince Of
Wales Of the invitation Of the citizens Of New York 10
a ball TO be given on the I2tb Of October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

OUTRAGE UPON YOUNG LADY AT A PIoSTC.-
Ellen Ri ey young lady Of very prepoessing appearance
teoe Juce Of the Peace IN Queens County
Mondsy that William Pa'ten and James Mclaughlin two
residents Of The Second Wad OF Brooklyn, had committed
outrage upon her ThuTsdsy Of last week while che at
tending tie picnic Of the Shamrock Beuey olen Society ia
as She alleges that they euticed her toto the woods pick
bsckbere and while there Patien Knocked her down and
tilted the Outrage hie Mclaughlin remained ard
dd not assist in pIeyeIugit Warrants issued snd both
parties arrested yesterday and conveyed Jamaica ANNA
tion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
NEw-rUnn DAILY INA. ~,

MooK-AUcIIos vrcTIM.-John W Harper, esq
attorney -st.law and solicitor in Chan'"- -
vile, Henry County, Al -".S, i'vn -
mocI.auotsn sboa $50 y-s'srday s''oed ia'0 tns
q oolip watt ~" 40 Broad say, aud purchased
dab .. for SIS The "jewei9r' OF the e'ia'-
..ent, however, kindly informed him that ms par
chase wss bogus but that be could exchange it for
genuins Epglish huntugc4se gold watch worth twice
s smount for s75 He clOsedthe bargain, but Tasnot
Ionc in finding out that be had been 'uby heeced,
and unable 70 get any redreis uut on application
10 The Mayors Marshal the aueopoer was soot 'or'
and paid back his money to the unsophs'icated soah
| erneT.
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by TclsHraoh.

NORFOLK Aug. 23-Au. sehr. Watson, ffoniNewior io
H,vans Los bead gear and rsiunas aud viii have % repair
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2.-rbc steamship James Adser, Al
sn Hcm New York here ut O'Clock this tTuesdAy os
irg
BOSTON Aug 28-Au bSIAs Rowland Chhord Cienias
alLham William, Apaachcoia schr william hah'es DaAe
Oalvcston; steamer S. r. spauljug Howss, Baltimore.
kEW-ORlEANS, Aug. 27-Arr ships Chmes LNSpoS J
0alena, New-Nork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

CESsUs or HUDSON CuY.-The returns of the
Census Of Hudson City foot up: Inhabitants, ,23l
families, ,i0i; dwellings, l,2l7i deaths during the
year, 49, Increase over State Census of 1855, 1900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

The OPERATIONS OF THE BROOKLYN POLICE
FoRcE Tie following abstrsct Of the last quarterly
report Of Inspector John s. Folk will show the opera
tons of the Brooklyn Police force for the quarter end
ing July 81 1860;
The force is composed Of captains, % sergeants,
20 detailed men, III patrolmen, and 10 doormen-
making total of 2j6 men, During the quarter there
were 1869 arres made by the foroe-an increase of
42I over those of the previous quarter. OF these,
1892 were males and 1867 females; 1873 were
married and $50 were single; 1929 could read aad
write an6 $50 could neither real nor write Daring
tie quarter ,472 dodgers were accommodated at the
several staioDhOues; All os children were foul by
the police, and restored 10 their parents ~ reports
were made of violation of corporation ordnaDcesi los
reports of violations of the Excise and Sunday laTs.
Property to the amount of 81 $50 81 was reported as
having been stolen, of which 81 40 % was recovered
by the police During TIE quarter Cos days were Lost
TO the force by reason Of sickness Among the prin-
cipal ofieuses for which arrests were made are the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
pa.scu1era Arrived

In ship Sobine from Boboy-Mrs Thoe w Hendee, infant
and servant: Rev. s B. Munger, +. Stearns.
In shin Caroline c. Dgtc from SiEgqpgre-Cspt Sherman
lste Of ship Hurricane. sold at Singapore
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
S,n-R,sAs 5.2i Sets ........ 533 Noo-Rses.. $40
HIGH
Sandy Hook. 500 Gov Island. 659 Hel-Gste 500
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MARRIED..

RuCP-BOWEN-In this city, wednesday Angus. q, oy
the Rev T. r. Chapman Mr. George J. Rueh aud Aiiss mars
A. Bowen, al Of this city.
English papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

COMMITTED.-Owen Meghan, residing in Lorim'r
street T. D. who arrested about week the charge
OF attempting the lie Of Mr. James Cosgoye, by dis
chsrg loaded pistol a. him, vest rdsy fy committed
20 action Of the Grand Jury ser examination that
lasted nearly three days before Jrstce Walter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

Advertisement e., IL -
IT NJ QUEEN VICTORA.- of the
~ vu f Hso nav now be seem FARIs's Photo
graphic Art Gallery No S5 sIcads corner Of RE
These photographed fo the Root 0asiy " -
don
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

TICKET .SwIsDLHG.-Cspt. Hart Of the Twenty
sixth Precinct afserts that he Las broken up every
icke'swindIg shop in the city save thar kept by the
notorious Seloyer. He is now after him with sbarp
stick, bis agent, Henry snithhust, having swindled
The Rev. Ezra ID. Smith out Of several dollaJs in the
purchase Of a ticket TO Cincinnati. Justice Welsh
committed TIE accused IL default Of $5QQ bail.
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Jotal''.s'.''.'..'' '''''''''''''''''''' f"Z5oo"H
~ Ia n time sno.sr. that th.te f. An Actal danreas. ia the

While u thus that thcfe actual decrease Ia tue
Of the lew which, with The increase IN the valuation
property, viii peic b difference In the Of taK
alton the ConoT us bis dissppoit aud regret
Anticipated He rad confidently hoped FOR effective
operation IN his efforts TO reduce expenditure which would
have podoc Of the Of the general fund to
be spphed the dnUon Of the amount to be ed BY taxa
tion. -, =,
II must borne IN mud however that considerable amount
j. bcrded IN the the G levy OF this year Tor purposes
euhozco by the Leg, auTe upon the appcoon OF individuals
ties TIE views the Controller H. rs - hs enactment Of
by the Lrgaure involving the expenditure Of money 10
be raised by taIston ia this city affecting the revenues Of the
copottion without the approval kIowedge Of the local
tboTes have already been communicated 10 honorable
body. fSee journal. 10 n and 20
will be noticed it the proposed ordinance provides het
woIk ofe1cndng tie items Of taxes this sh be per
formed under The direction sud supervision Of the Controller
Tie for this have been fully set forth In previous connu
nicat rs. - $1,000. - .
Referred TO Committee on Annual Taxes.
communication from the Mayor was received con-
csIng the Bnrlem Bridge and transmit ng the GER
ticaic Of j, McAlpiIe, Chief Engineer, showog The
EXPENSES incurred up 10 this tine amounting ~ sj3I9
81 W ich The Mayor recommends be paid. Alter
long discuHfiOn this wac referred 10 the Committee
Annual IaIee.
report was received from the Engineer 10 charge
Of the liz yem River improvement, stating tina surveys
have been made Of three lines 10 determ ne the pract
cabify of canal TO admit vessels drawing Ten feet
water The Grrt line starts from point at One-hun-
dFed-aId-iory eighth street, and strikes The Hudson
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Eeceipts Of Produce.

Total BIZ oil Poute, Aug d. 1sso-sse4 bills Fcur 81 M
bush Wheat II It2 DO Conn., IT, 2s5 do Oats Az PIKE "hhkyI
$50 do. Oh Cake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

TwENTY.FRsT WARD WIDE-AwAKEs.- This Club
met at their rooms No. 43j Fourth avenue last even
ipg, j. S. Rit.ertand President in the chair, for the
purpose of perfecdng their organization. Geo. F..
Coachmon is captain Of the military Organization and
William Fl. Green, orderly. The club numbers nearly
900 members. meeting for drill viii be held on
Friday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

fHE STEAMSHIP JAMEsTowE.-This favorte steam
ship, Belonging to the NewYork and Virginia Steam
ship Company line, Left the Morgan Iron Works on
Monday, and scanned round to her berth, Pier No. 10
North River, wbehee che sailed yesterday in the line
She has received two tabular boilers, aud been
thoroughly overbauled and reftted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

BOGUS CoJS-Spurious half dollars were freely Of
Sered about the city ast right, but the base metal did
not meet with much favor in the eyes Of sbopkeeper
Information Of the fraud was elegraphod to the various
Police Stations by Operator Polhsmus, and policemen
Were directed to notify ttorekeepers 10 be on their
guard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

OF The n0tlvlIles OF those drrescd, IreI8nd cams y
81; england, 23S; Germany, 49, Scotland, AZ;
United States, white, 942-5olored, ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

AID FOR THE SYRIAN SUTsERERs.-Tbe Committee
fer the relief Of n destuts and suffering in syria acknowledge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

THIRTEENTH WARD REPUBLIcASs.-A meeting Of
the Thirteenth Ward Republican Association, T. C..
Gould President, was held at their headquarters No.
Az Grand street, last evening, when about fifty new
members were added to their list. Subsequently a
Nide-Awake Club was orgsrized, with E. Elliott
President Of the civil organization, and l. L. ChaiwiCk
Secretary. Geo. +. Seymour was elected Captain Of
the military organization James NJ. Boyd Thos Ii.
Kipp. and WD. r. Oliver, were chosen delegates 10
the Cettral Wide-Awake Committee. The company
will drill on ThuTlday night.
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ANnryr or voxyY TO BIZ ]


Fer State and County purposes as -
supply def iences nthe product
Of the taxes, IS per Sec. OF .,., 100000. 49,.
Chap 500 Of the Laws Of l8GO... 6a6l "l-B3GlOI3 %
For city purposes. ..,...,.....,'... SS,sZ3,eJZ Vi
Additional TO deficiencies
per See. ] Of Chap. 500 Of the -
Laws Of lttO.............''... N5lsV o. eIt"E -
The taxes levied many wears past have beol
just The Of he annual approputouno allowance
Povon having been made fer deficiencies IN the proinot Of
the som tIiing rom enormous assessments end from io-s o
noncoecop of taxes personal property which esnstd
to have amounted TO upwards Of ceot OF the sums actually
levied
Tsy Law present year provides for the deficiencies
to from The above cd by requiring that an addi
ticDsl fha be levied for that purpose
The amount required to be rOi.ei in 1860 to the apP!Pa
The additional amount authorized to provide for
deficiencies In the product OF tie Tux Levy @ 2l5l 10
SO, rs O67 GO
The the Tax Levy Of 1882 without nclu any
thing for deficiencies Ia the product thereof ss69 20 %
Showing decrease in 1860 sis3s55 40
ASSESSED VALUATIONS oF PROPERTY
The following table exhibits the comparative aggregate yaua
tons Of properly IN 1859 aud the proposed rate and amount IN
1880 TIN ghout the county well within the Lamp and
Street Districts respectvaly,;o
Valuations. per $780, Amount.
1914 TSs IN tn the Lamp % Sc @si @ S
Total in the Street District 5sl,i52,5l5 Sa9J2.aS
I7s $685.. Z
Loss by fractions omitted in extending items. 8IR
Total *9S6os26o9
Total in I tSe ss712socS IS 500:
T Total n B. s L es, B.te; 5 ss Sc
ls8 g7l7sg7s5
Loss by fractions omitted in extending items.... 1905
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

THE HARBoR COMMISSIONERS This Board met
yesterday. After the usual preliminary business had
been done, an application for reinstatement was re-
ceived from pilot who had been deprived Of bis Ii
cense for drunkenness. There being no hope Of
amendment, he referred to another Court. 1t was
decided to take steps for the removal of pier No 81
North River, that structure being an encroachment
upon the Hsrbor boundaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

FIRST WARD WIDE-AwAKEs.-FOr a fret appear
anoe, the turn ont Of the First Ward Wide-Awakes
las night YVES a great succsss. There were in thu
ranks l25 men, duly uniformed and equipped and
lack Of uniforms was the only which hindered
the display from being nearly twice imposing The
club is under tie ommaid Of Capt Joseph A. Gard
ener, and Lieuts. Fred. Gilbert, Thos Farrell, An.
drew Hanley, Dan. Donnsvan, Joseph Flock, and
Robert Collins. The procession, headed by band Of
music, marched from the Battery Hotel through the
principal streets of the first three wards Of the city
making q splendid procession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

Ninth WARD REPUBLICAN AssocIATIoS.-An en-
thusiattic meeting Of this association held last
night in the Bleecker Building, the large hail being
densely crowded. Resolutions, commendatory Of the
action of the late State Convention, held at Syracuse
and heartily indorsiDg the nominations for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor and other State officers, were
unanimously sd pied. Speeches were made by Horace
Greeley General Bruce and others.