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APPEARANCE IN THE RING.

The instant the enclosure Of ropes and stakes
GA feet square) was formed, Sayers stepped into
it, and was cheered tremendously Heeuan. who
follow was greeted in the same manner. and the
two men, who there for the first time met warmly
shook hands, then stepped back to take long and
careful survey Of each other There was toss for
corners, which Heenan won, and chose that in
which he would have the highest ground. and with
his back to the sun, leaving Sayers the spot where
the glare full in his face Umpires for each
were appointed and a referee for both. and
these preliminaries over, Heenan proceeded to
strip to his waist 1t seemed impossible To restrain
murmur of.admiration at the appearance which
he then presented. In height he is about six feet
two, with extraordinarily long arms deep chest,
and wide - 09werful shoulders. His appearance
yesterday truly formidable Exercise and
long training had developed the immense muscles
of his arms and shoulders till they appeared like
masses OF bone beneath the thin covering of skin.
There seemed not an Of superfuous flesh.
His ribs showed like those Of greyhound save
where they were crossed by powerful thews and
sinews; and as he threw up his long sinewy arms
and inflated his huge chest with the morning air
he looked the most formidable of the tribe of glad
iatOrs who have ever entered the arena Every
movement showed the sinews and muscles working
like 1.-the machinery beneath their thin fine cover
ing, and every gesture made with that natural
grace and freedom which always seem TO belong 10
the highest development Of ph ysicaI power Savers
looked at MIN long and earnestly and as one who
saw In MS every movement a dangerous customer
and he too stripped in turn. The contrast between
the men was still more marked than before Savers
Is only about i've feet eight; his chest is not broad
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-05-04

W c invite the attention of our readers to
the article from the Lady Manager of the
Mt Vernon Association for this County, in
another column
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-05-04
4 January I. % Inches
Februaryl.02 a"
March 2S3 "
April pa d"
Total In the four months 1872
In 1860. there fell in January 0 33 inches
February0.6S
March 0.S7
April O.67

Total in the four months 255
The record is from one kept at the residence
Of the late Prof. z. Thompson.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-05-04

TEE SEASON IN New HAMPsHIRE.-Th
Manchester Amertcan says the season, which
"a month ago promised to be early. is now
but few days in advance of last year Rain
is very much needed. The wells and streams
are very low, and the pastures, as well as til
lage land, begin to show the need Of moist
ure. April has been dry month through
out.
\ metallic coffin, containing the body of
young lady, who had been buried more than
four years, was lately opened in Memphis,
Tenn. The body was in an excellent state of
preservation-the hair, particularly, was
very life like, and, what was more astonish-
ing, full-blown camelia japonica, which
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-05-04

To give ali the ballots would De tedious,
and Of no interest. The changes were slight
il most Of them. Many were exact rePeti-
tons Of those which preceded them.
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ARMY AND NAVY ThTELLIGENCE.

4 detachment Of United States Dragons win leave
ne city to-day for Carlisle, Pa, where they viii lie
prepared for vice in the West They are no dis
g@seaed in charge Of Lieut.. Wheeler Of the moanted
Hrice.
i.e War Department ia about TO do'aiI company
al troops for the garIisoIDg Of irteuded new mill
ta.y post at the Big Winter, crossing the Arkansas
Riyt1 which bas been rendered necessary be recent
depfeda.ions committed eIDigrau,s TO Pixies Peak.
The 9th Ri giment Of Infantry, aud COMPARES A, f.
sbd H. Of the 10th Infantry ins!esf of proceeding TO
l'ev-Mexioo, as ordered, changed their route. aud
we proceeding via Salt Greek ard LAupete on the
3D. Of June. The selection Of this line OF march WAS
STATED By the inability OF the navyies to have the
de-iIeG road oPen for them.
Syscisl s6viees from tie Pacific squadron state tha
the L. :. steam fieate Saransc, being relieved at
Panama By the toop-of- WAT ST Mays, will rua up to
SsI FrsncisCo to be oyefhanld and repaired.
Tie Navy Department has ordered the [. S brig
Baisbridee, Of the Brazil Squadron, 10 Boston.
Tiese is some talk OF b United Ststes naval escort
fos be Prince of Wsles bat official oruers have as
ye cen issusd On the s1biecs. The steamer A'iadne
With accom- panies the Fr0ce, bCilt Ia imitation
o. the L. S. steam frigse Msr imac.
One Of the VT sells detailed to reinforce our squadron
IN .ba China seas the gun-boai Dsco'ah, sailed from
ho.,olk or Monday. When she arrives out There will
be folr Of oar pa,ont steamers in tie East Indies
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JACOB s. HARDEN AND TIE MGrHoDisTs.
10 tie kSifsr Of The NJ Y TribySe.


SIR: Afrer the execution Of this wretched young
man deem proper through Ia. coamns OF TAB TRIBUNE 70
correct some error which on time to ne. have receiver
eAtensivo currency through portion OF the pre-.;
/, In. been iniAted that because he was pro"--ed
preacher Of ;7h,eousnrs tho ministry OF the NJ H. 'hu'H
synpshi,ed With him. and would have exempted nun rom 'H
iu, penalty tho law 10 TINS reply 1. IL not ne 10 par
por ea whole The writer who minss largely with Methodist
AID other minister has not met with the INST oao "ho mas "
degree ,ympahiod with him. On the contrary IN %
urivessy es,eencd hin suy, and deserving se dIe1d"
penalty OF BIZ. hendish crime.
g. 1t Ia, been iutimasd that the Mehod people OF warren
and 5uex Coun have been deouS OF screening hun IRON
Ike operation of tie law Til, pronounce totally unrae
81 b. socrde which has been manifested by Mothod Hnd
Cher la h e.nbe ard assd peut ant this has
been deer and universal
p That the denomination 10 which he proessedy belonged
responsible hi conduct That they have l ihemsYe
,yey wour ted admitted bus hA disyrAee should a'ch
10 leu tn DO no, admit Such unhappy examples Of base
crimes eI IL s churches and the 81 f. Church should nave
the sympathy hs than The Of tho people AI5'n'roGs
minded pc,ous in this region take tbs view OF the case
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
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aecommo !a.ion. The PRECEDENT Of the road ia using
oil bic energy to satisfy the wishes Of the people in
travelling to this delightful resort, by provdins thsm
with fine spacious cars, which far preferable to the
small city cars that are too frequently crowded to suf.
location. The just appreciation of these comforts snd
accommodations by the public in travelling to the Con-
tTai Park could not be better exemplfed than by wit
Messing the crowds that continue 10 through On
r. ndsys by the Harlem cars every fifteen minutes
The r,as rush Of travel by this road manifeSty sho
thaa the early carpls,on Of the Mads'n-avenue Rail-
road is not only dernasded but is absolutely necessary
for the convenience of the pbc. 1t will provo OK
c.edipgy profitable to the Harlem, Raroad Company,
and should be completed Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

APpEsT or A Naturalization John 1cNulty who
,yas committed 10 the House Of Correction on Friday
las, for norpaymrn Of s. ne and costs, for disturb
ing the reace on Spring street III This city on he IN Of
July las WAC on Saturday taken 10 Montreal by n
Cgnadln officer, Deputy Sheriff John ilibbard OF 81
John, Canada East, on charge of being an accom-
rTce in two mos, foll murders committed nea that To-
caitv on the 9Th Jay April last the prisoners line
and costs having preyioDsly been paid by the officer
Officer Hubbard had long been on his track, and had
travelled over 200 miles in pursuit OF hin. The muir
der referred 10 WAS committed abou, seven LILIES rom
s.. John and about trty-ihree miles from Montreal.
The uerso-s murdered were Mrs. Adellie Brahiton
ard her daughter Marie Brazillou. Two Others Noise
lolette and fllyieu Norm The a,ta formerly KNOWN
in tlis c by The name Of John Mercy, were arcor-
plices with MoNu.y Ia this double murder They aro
Il, isil III Montreal, awaiting rig IL was ono oi tue
mos, Lyutal murders on record, perpetIatei N tie
woods NJ foue distance from any bonse, to bodies Of
Ge victims being mos. horribly mntil,'es AMI manged,
The caus 81 il was ~ persste0i rcnis Oh Tue part d
tie daughter fair maid Of Fifteen, 70 yield % the ~
civous desires Of the perpetrators OF the docca o
rage The bodice Of tie victims were nal discovered
pG,il nineteen days after the MURDER when they were
ionnG covered with limbs of trees. Norm aiIas john
ho1ey re,ided in this ,iy, year or two snco, on mo
0i.land" 70 called. He was arrested ias. year iDr
horse stealing, AID escaped from confinement The
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GROWTH or ME13HiS-THE CROPS, &c
Cor e,po pdeaos Of Tho N. Y. l4bans


MENUS Tenn, July 5, 1850.
Ten years $50 MemPfis wa prominent steamboat
kHding on the Mississippi River, with ebout ten
thoSsand inhabitants Nov. it's tie e-1lui Of four
Railroads. with population Of forty thousand, aud
bayiug trade in the single sspltof ;on If fifteen
n iops Jer sDnunl. North Mississippi sGd North Ala
bnia fnd n market Dere, Though he Memphis and
Chs iss,or Railroad The Memphis ard Ohio Rail-
road sw having through connectiouto Caro- will
be tcpyleted 10 Loutvias in nine months and thus
hrDe another great staple Tobacco from Kentu ky TO
this Market which has heretofore gone to Carksvlle
sri lGulsvile The NJ -mphis aud Little Rock Bail
ro1d, " ne, u rapidly approaching cOmph5on viii
" thepTncl out ct and inlet for ths travel aud traffic
2. AIkarsas. Stretching south is be Mississippi and
Iebnfse; Ranoad traycrsing the hnest coOi belt on
tne gs1e and connecting ne with Ne rehIB Re-
ptsig hthe lap II anoh magnificent promise If Mem
pms o1sn0i become the chief cy OF the South- West
hSsDeeanse greatness cannot DO thrust upon her
Ihetfp prospect WIS never better. The weld Of
Nhes not be large A. last year, but is Of a sape
9oaiy. Corn ii made AID in such abundance as
- ,Sy% known IL the valley. Cotton IL fast coming
~ % ut II is subject 10 80 MANS casualties that
bouiS ~ DO predicted in certainty about nc result
~f' n xred. Fol- twenty per cent more acrss have
~ fbed tins year than lest; and, should tue
sassflo or Tie next three II ontbs DO favorable ~
a. oto IRON planting 10 the preseLt time, the crop
VI - Min exceed five million bales
FC;ri-sliy there 10 more distraction q. tho South
taac IL hs Free Ssates. Douglas, who has mainly
been supported by oAice-bunters, bankrupt politicians,
eohee-hers b1lies, and loafers, viii hardly cacry
n'ek Southern State. lie will most likely draw
shoneb hon Breckinrdge and Lane TO give a majority
o. the Slave S.stes to Bell and Everett. Although
hno' and hamia taye nc ticket ia the South, there
Nn thooesnds Of our best citizens who would
f'S''' ''f election to that Of Douglas and Johnson
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.NEWyERSK} Hklu@'

TIE INQuEsr on MRs. MoG,y.-Tte JnT'A> dod
body Of Mrs. Alice MCGEE Of Jersey cry VINO :
suddsuy Sunday last, was concluded at ia oe''s>
on Tuesday night and tho following verdict was 'sa-
iored by the Jury:
I'VE fns that Alice Melee came 20 hcr dreh oy
>. broush escisemsnt and OF tho opin-
In that such excitement increased by ln-mcEse and the
at 81 Jane. Gray and Others"
Upon the rendering Of tho above verdict '0roho.
Ganey committed Grry to the County 'a'i' 70 s"~'
the iction of tho Grand Jury.
Tie prisoner is married man, and ia sa' 70 'cHr
Rad character.
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s0me''ng sSould he done to proven, cootnuAnos ~
asiate OF things 30 unworthy tn. dignity and hamsa.
ny Of gres, nation!

PRISONERS AT rHr Toxss Hereafter no osr.-
VIII be Permitted to visit prisoners confined i, y.
IomeS without a special permit from the Board -
Public Charities and Corrections, The thieves s,1
prostitutes, who were in the habit of cougreQs.;,~
about the door Of the prison watching an oppo,tup1
10 PEND word to some ncarcera.ed friend became s.ci
sn ntoierabe nuisance that the Warden of the prsoo
eo'la stand 1T no longer. By the plan now adopted
every person DESTROYS Of going inside the Toobs wiz
nave to apply at the Office Of the Board 10 the PARK
NO bashss Of provisions will be permitted to BE- earrex
10 prisoners except by the keepers after thorough
sea'cn. Inis will effect much-needed reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

The Cry IssrEcToR AND THE CATTLE DISEASE.
Facts have como 10 the ears Of Mr. Dslavan to tho
effect that number Of cattle have recently come to
their DEATH in the uptown stables by the cattle disease
which bss been much commented upon In the papers,
On Tuesday at meeting of the Inspectors Of diseased
meat, held in tie City Inrpectors Office, Mr. Delavan
directed those having up town districts to be partcu
lsrE veart In detecting the flesh Of diseased animals
expoesd in the butchers stslI- for sale.
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KINGS COUNTY COURT or SE5sfOES-Jrtr lL-Es'ore
judge OaEHisoS, Juiticos sriLLVELJ hGd SrK,EBt
fI r...- -. IL

Jude ORgNIsos, JUitccs ffiLLHElJ. aud SrktGBt
H. tlIr Govt yesterday Henry Miller was Convicted
Il rsut Iarceiy 10 stealing sces Of cloihrs fon the
hons. Of Jsco5 FrArk the sfA # Dveeub, s, lie -
10 the St-c P.on for years Iohn Miller or for
,T, u ,ng ~ counterfeit lin pun orins % be An issue Of
he Od,fa! Bank Ilrsdrd gty sad sentenced 70 ne
set. Prison for smsr term. VIM Mctrih AMI Edward
Colran pleaded guilty of grand larceny ~ sesn, -rc osca
In an ueI Al about go from the pfoesef Of John Pe. n
Flatr. on tie 20 Of June t Thoy cuonct 70 tho
ioi grpld larceny. pleaded guilty TO pett ,sf.-ny,
n tho a. o. AJT lsIt lie sentenced 20 te Peateetay
4, MOI m Mar Jene Collins acoloroi TIED on
an rdcu or a'santn. hbnor anr coo;ed nan Urn
kie on 2 Of May Las. Whmcrend defendant hal lived
a. nan sud wife but pot E1ed dbputo aros,
al out zone family sHsi. end she made Of ~" kn cutting
him cytrcly Tho Jury brought ina verdict Of ~ MY
Tie follow I@r.os sTrsined AMI pleaded not gully
selling without License. Patrick Garland fttibeth
NogLt, Wm. Hatfield Peter Fog'y-he later FOR selling on
SuIdsy. go :,
The following pleaded guilty indi mens for scBng liquor
without cese aud tined james Whine ~ o. ~ dny.
s r. j. Ostennsyer, go OF 80 days jail; james k'5u ]i'
or 20 dhyt iail
ucou To- a rev, trial IN the Of Peter Donnolly
viote Of AL assault upon Mr. Hays The cotors At Ham
uycnue Ferry and sontg"ed 70 the Stite frsoa for two
,ea wa. nade Gy psobeSs counsel on the ground o! eg1
Jty OF de hL II app+sr list q The iurynen was
Cen, ar and did ubdeftind sufficient EnglsL to know
what e cane about Therefore u Clalned Int h"
popty the actually decided by trven jurors
granted tho motion, and nh"d DJsneuys bail a
"A
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NASSAU TuebdAY, june 70, I6OU
The trig youth. after r'ft;iog and waiting long
tz.e for Mind sailed for Galveston the l2th inst
and ' as totah wrecked on Sheep Key Shoals, BAHIA
ms Bark on he 18th. Most Of her cargo has been
iaveo and broutit here ahodt 500 barrels in bulk,
IL IL sato 10 sed forward She TAD large quantity
OF ron on board early al Of which has boon saved,
and 80 tups Of briS not much worth 80 .i,g The S
wa bnlt at Mystic Conn, 1867 81 tuns register,
rated II and wa owned by y. Golden Murray.
by letter to E~ood Walter ea Secretary 10 the Board Of
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Connnr1sn 10 pnI.os lon sELLIsa LAaER BErn.

CoNNIrTgp TO PRISON yoR SELLTsG LAGER BEbR
nv Frederick Thou keeper o extensive sg-rb.sr saloon
rr~rse united 10 The county jail for four days on
Tuesday afternoon, BY justice Fyeron Of south bs,gsn on
refused pay IRE Of 3 imposed upon him, Offering 70 enter
into lds M rial before Jadg Og len In order to e-t The Legal
iy ,he ordnsrse iDposng mPn-oninsn' Tor selling
-.r the sabbath The jJiro e ned 20 accept bonds eEd
q. orcs eoIsnel Mr. Thou Tno prisoner sn).equ@n,y
rl.esed from jsi on writ e. cetorsd and il unieool
Win commence action against Justice Ryerson Tor se in
pi!s0nu.elt
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Z" 4 DREADFUL TALE. "
~ -. cdi,,r 81 "a. 81 Y. 1lr.hrnl.

TO tkt Idi.oT q IN y. 7. ITfb.nt.
SIR Under tie above caption find article in tbs
dly. TRIsuss With tLak requires attention After nsssx
rsn The f.. the residence 9th Rev A. Sinns
No Wet Foy.Dnth s.reci' is concerned fuzzy
viAced there can be no truth In tie "TiIs"
There il house In Wet Forty sinh o. the No. sveo Il
tLcio nse building the block which there sach
No. would b. between Ire Flnh and SIKH avenues
Repeatedly your, CALVIN LATHROP.
No. Ia West Forty sixth street,
OF City Tsc. Society for Twenty secoud irJ.
Hs,, York July H. 1860
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UscosrRarD CosrRAcrs.-The Heads Of Depart
nents state that tho Aldermen, at the prcsenl time
are rather remss in confirming the contracts which
they ordered to be undertaken short time ago with
so much aacrity. Many contracts avail: confirmation
and many idle contractors want to go 10 work.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
MARINE LOSSES YoH yusK.

There we're but 10 American vesSels reported "a
Is! or mis-irg in June. They coppd,e steamer ~.
81 ship, lark, brig and ,choore's. OF these,
"srs WRECKED, sunk By collision, fouudsred, .
sss- doaed, espsized ard / missipg. The valao Of
r. Sesss ia estimated al t22j 00O exclusive of
q : The following is com pa statement Of ,be
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n SoasAAsuLIsr KnLED.--On Tueslay night n
French LADY named Jeanette Palissier living at No.
20 Delaney street. while in sonuambaEc ststs
walked ont OF second story window, and wss H.
stan,ly killed. An inquest was held on the BODY ys
terdsy afternoon and verdict of Accidental ieah.
rendered
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next new. him tGs That a ne ~, Ts' On
econ after NsicN came Il sWorcns,ar MAS Snv
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APPOINTMENT OF MASTER II CnAscERY.-judge
Neson Of the United States Supreme Court and Cir
cult Court for ths Southern District Of New-York,
has appointed United States Commissioners Richard e.
S,well Master and Examiner in the Circuit Court
Of this District.
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THE SEVENTH REGIMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tie steamboats, from the Battery TO Staten Island wera
crowded with passengers on their VS. the ensamp-
ment Of the Seventh regiment. The tor, g was 20
grea; at TIE Railway dpot tdat all the eIoaSnG
TO the road including Of the baggage cara, were
brough. into re4uisi.ion The usual parade and COM
psny Grill took place in the morning. AT concert,
which vas given in front of the Richmond Club Hooss
on Tuesday night, Company Affirmed out with lsnters
and were room joined by the whole regiment in the
zane way. On the same evening the fuu-oving MEM
bors ofthe regiment inen, upon accomplishing some
tIck upon their flows eadeavored to take away ous
Of guns; bnt they found them secured and guarded
by eenties. The Governor did not make bis appear
ance yesterday, as wac expected by thousands The
follow ing letter giyesthe reason:
kDJUIAsr GysHRAps Oyyrca !
ALBtSy, July T. 1850
10 Col Nd-sAna L.SeTt' STeeth Regiment, ". y $. M.
SIR TIE Commander in Chief who hss r't returned from
"a inst
He regrets very much that a, yorr letter vas only received
this morning sud he hSd already made aaugeuens for lesv-
Ing this city s. today 70: another par Of hs State y be
ahs The whoe e. week. L viii De unsbe 20 srsl nf
self of your t invitation visit camp Station Island
pleasure in excepting DUNCAN CAMPBELL A A. O.
Col George Lyons Of the Washington Greys, has
ixued general order to the Eighth Regiment parade
Saturday, in fnii Uniform white pantaloons Tor
the purpose Of receiving the Seventh Regiment on their
return TO the city. Capt. Variants Company, on thin
oceaioD, will parade dismounted, with their Battery
Of Mountain Howi.zes. Field snd STAFF diSmourtsd-
Re ginsnsl Line will be formed In the Park in feIk
of City Hal, at II O'Clock 3. N.
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THy JERsvY CITY STARBTsG ArTRAr.-Very little
hopes outaiIed TO- the recovery Of FDsn Conroy Nho
stabbee By Patrick Wizard ia Jefy City Monday night
Tho sicuiJ Of the heart deep and one
Of On. fa,hr is-~d wing % the pom having been twisted
srurd rendering dic heal up. snd Increasing the
probability OF inflammation setting in
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RuR6LART At LAFAYETTE FnLAGE.-On Tiesdsy
nrt tie hon- Of Vant-rheck at Laey.,te Village "s'
., .rec ~ bnyas who sacceeied csuyng Oh large q1al
y o. wearing apparel and Other property The entrance was
M cd swndw which lad been stt open 10 adat
tn
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SUPERIOR COUkT-sryciA4 Tax -JUtTll--B,fer- Jar
UOyYsAsS

Tapran agt. Butler et sl.--Ca-e settled.
Mat'ercn It al. AT. Jaagcr.-Ihtr Is cnongn to
49,, ,h inr,lou and probetly receiver but the l.,tsr
rot applied fof Ia the order 10 ,Aow cause her, should be
onc "a rAg the property The Injunction must b" co
cd IN give security 70 be approved o!
ne tlth attorney to" Count Ia cese Of fsfe"nout T.
AZ the property Win 'ut prejudice moon Tor
go liver
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First WARD REPUBLICANS. regular monthly
reetipg Of the First Ward Republican Association was
held ut Headquarters, Ne. .! Gre Iwich street, on
Tuesday evening; c. f. =. Lreder, President, in tie
chair; j. Z. Boyce, Secretary. Twenty now msm-
bera signed tie rC. Of the Association, aud -
were propoted to become members, and will be aiat
TED al the next meeting. News from tho "Old First
,.s us that political oution is being carried in
thst Ward. After passipg n resolution to procure
banner to place across the street, the Association
adjourned.
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Judge Rutsell to-day list.fed to sn argr'nert IN
yo a tho do barge Of Cha~. Van Krfn who indicted for
p.snr conc counterfeit money the grund that the defend
- ia ,lr, .sy b. N ACQUITTED The fat j. thee Vfrs mum
h., Of iudte,s aganst Van KurE aud hJ matter sss %.
conc siqly ui1,d up Jldsc Hu el hAs reserved L. 10
r..iol. tGJ3uin,d FOR the term
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TIN Guar EAsrERs.-Yesterday, the Lumbor Of
visitors or board the Great Eastern WAS 27i adrlts,
being 1ligl. increass over the number Of Tuesday.
It has been determined to keep the ship open ono hour
longer hereafter tho ale Of tickets closing at o'clock
instead Of O'Clock formerly. Ths extension Of
time lsgns witt, todsy. Excursion parties from dis
tart Joints are organizing, and will soon be pouring
into The city to see the tig ship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

OBIruAnY.-Mr. William Finn, nephew of the late
Dapi. OConneT, died yesterday o1lng at his resi-
dtnce in Brooklyn, after illness Of ak months For
the past twenty-five years Mr. Finh mas been a
reporter for ths press in this city. evas able indus.
tIious and highly respected by AL who knew MIN.