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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

BROORL YN ITEMS.

REPUBLICAN CIrr CONFERENCE.-The Republican
CITY Convention met at No. Court street last night
and organized by selecting Charles Jones of the Ninth
Ward President, and j. N Stearns and A. S. Wheeler
Secretaries After calling the list of delegates, the fol-
lowing candidates were nominated:
Collector Of Tdrss and Ase,sments-rhomss W. FIELD
Street CommiaioRey-John q. Duryea
ossssissioner Of Repairs and Svppes-John Williams.
The nominations were unanimously confirmed, as
they should be- for the candidates ara unexceptionabe
men, and the Convention adjourned to the call OF the
Chair.
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nv Telegraph.

HIGHLANDS, March Is sunsst-No inward bound vs''ss
N ssht. Wind 4. H., light westhcr clear -.
SANDY HOOK March u.s. sunset-No inv ard bound .ess.
ssht Slip Webster for Liverpool crossed the Bar
M Wind S. = ~. lghti weather clear - ~.
SAVANNAH, March h-AH bark Gen Eden' t''n' Nv"
York. ,..,-,.. 49,, Iix-
erpoo Empress Of the Sea- hom Baltimore esrk oHcs A
kew-york . A, ...,. I.nrs d.
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, March la-An. ship Annie LA1''e W.
rect from Liverpool with mdse for Virginia merchants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

STRIKE o. SEWER LsBoRERs.-About one hundred
aborers employed by Edward Fre the contractor for
building sewers in the District embracing Clinton and
Union streets struck on Wednesday evening for more
pay or less hours. They had been receiving 81 per
day, aSd were obliged to work eleven hours The con.
tractors of adjoining sections pay the same wages and
only require hours labor This was the cause the
difficulty On informing the contractor of their deter
mination he told them TO clear out Yester lay MORN
ing about % men returned work. and the contractor
fixed the wages at 81 II per day of eleven hours but
will employ Of those who did not return to work
yesterday morning. There was no disturbance in con-
sequence Of these proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

DIED ON HIS Own GRAyE.-An old and respected
citizen, Mr.. John Marschalk residing at No. lf5 VII
oughby street, died suddenly at the Cemetery of the
Evergreens on Wednesday afternoon. He was on
visit to the Cemetery with his grandson and seating
himself on tombstone in the plot owned by himself
fell back and expired. lie had atterly been treated
for dropsy and disease of the heart and is supposed
he died Of the latter disease. The deceased was IS
years of age, and was widely known among the old
citizens of BROOKLYN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

DUEL IN PRosPEcT.-The following spicy com
munication was received yesterday afternoon by Daniel
Riley ESQ.,, an esteemed citizen OF the north side,
Eastern District:
DANIEL RILEY, .esq.-Dear SIR | understand
that you have been circulating reports rehsctng On my
private and public character. As 1t is we'll kno Tn toa
recoenze the code of honor cannot let such ms
60 unrebuked. Ny friend, j R, will wait on
YOU and demand such satisfaction The case warrants
An early reg srds tine, place, and cholce
weapons will be acceptable to the subscri Der.
The document was signed, and attested by two
witnesses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sur-Rises 6;10 Sets. 607 Mooa-Rses.s 3:l2
Sandy Hook. 325 Gov Island. Ais Hell Gste.. s;3e
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MOZART HALL.--Tbe Mozart Hall Democratic Gen.
ral Committee met at their headquarters last night,
and after remaining in session for several hours de-
aided the contested-seat question, and adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

REPUBLICAN CAMrAIcs CLUB.-A large and en-
sAasis..ie meeting of the Republican Campaign Club"
.,ss Asla at Clinton Hall last evening--SimeOn Ora
Der esq., President IN the chair. Mr.. Horace Greeley
made an eminsnty Pra:tic address, and urged upon
al the importance OF circulating newspapers and
speeches among the people, especially in all doubtful
districts, as the only cure aud certain means Of
cess He recommended the early formation Of Repub-
kean Clubs throughout the country and the Supplying
them literally with the right kind of documents, 20
shat he people may know what Republican principles
ase. Organization, effort, intelligence, win do the
work. Mr.. Gresleys remarks cordially received
and after the admission Of number Of members the
Cub adjourned to meet at Clinton Hall next Thursday
evening.
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Disasters, &c.

BALTIMORE March lS-The schr. Fred sheerer hsacs ses
Savannah h ashore AZ Smith Point In nine feet Of "ssI
leaking and lighter has been ~
graph
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Fatal RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and s
O'Clock on "wednesday morning named Matthew Ryan,
residing At No. street. NcwYork attempted 20 jung
upop Height tain New wick when BIO fel under the
wheels which passed his stomach and literally him in
The poor pcsed for dead but 10 the eosrss
of half an hour he revived sufficiently TO state bis and resi-
dence snd coon expired BE also said that he had no
money attempted get the cars for the purpose Of 90
n home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

TIE CHESS MATCH BETWEEN NEw-YoRK AND
ROsTos This lengthy match, which has continued
srOugh seven evenings, was resumed last evening at
he usual hour The following are the moves up to ii
o'clock last night:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

Nxw York TEACHERS AssocIATIoS.-At a ueetiug
Of the Teachers Association Of the City Of NewYork
held on Wednesday evening the l4th last, at the hall
Of the Board Of Education the President, Henry w.
Dunshee, IN the chair the following officers Of the So
siety for the current year were unanimously elected;
President Henry w Dunshee; Vice President Samuel NJ
Perkins; ID. Ason Recording Secretary,
g. Wieies Corresponding Secretary Thomas = Harrison
as5 BsEene William w Smith, Thomas +. Harrison, John
n Fam ing James r. PARTRIDGE esQfco Henry W. Dunshee
Samuel nj. Perkins, Samuel ID. Allison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

THE GRAVEYARD SPECULATIoSs Christian fost,
of Jersey City has agan sued Edward Hope undertaken -
Jersey City to demaees Is alleged r selling him
white wood coffin for mahogany one and also for ooins his
children The parties are 70 jois Issue on
Mopdsy and the trial the lid of the coffin viii be submit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

PHYSICIAN Convicted AND SESTEscED FOR As
sAULT UPON FEMALE.-Dr. Stephen Il. DOty was
tried in the Court of Sessions yesterday charge Of
assault and battery committed upon a servant girl
pamed Catharine McGuey. The offense was commit
ted at the Office Of the defendant No. 90 Court street.
on the sth Of January last The circumstances are of
an aggravated character. The girl was servant in
the family which occupied the upper portion of the
house. Defendants Office was on the lower floor
The girl was employed by him to keep his room in
order An intimacy of criminal character sprung up
betU cen them, ana the result that the girl be-
came eactente. She left the house, and subsequently
called upon the defendant telling him the eonditoo
she was in. He gave her some medicine, and that
having no effect, produced miscarriage by mechan-
ical means. The girl sick for about three weeks,
and while still in feeble state called upon him and
asked him for money TO pay her board during Illness.
He gave her IA shiIlnga She called upon him after
ward and requested him TO settle her board bill, and
ON the date stated in the indictment he struck her,
knocked her down, and threatened 10 kill her if she
exposed him. The noise attracted the attention of the
nejghbors the police were called in, and he was
rested Other details Of more revolving character
were testified to by the complaining witness The
case was given TO the Jury about o'clock P. M, and
after few minutes delberatin they brought in
verdict of guilty. The Court sentenced the prisoner TO
the PeniteHtary for forty days, and in addition inn
posed a fine of $25, or to stand committed until the
fine is paid-not exceeding thirty days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

DELIBERATE ATTEMPT Al MURDER-About $
o'clock on Wednesday night undetermined attempt
was made by John Lockwood, man of some property
and respectable standing in the Ninth Ward to murder
Thomas Hendrickson, who lived in a house ewned by
Lockwood. MI. Hendrickson wished TO have a re-
newal of his lease for another year. lockwood asked
him TO come to his house, of Green and Patchen
avenues upon which Hendrickson accompanied Lock-
wood home On the way some dispute occurred be-
tween them, the nature Of which did not trans
pire, and lockwood became greatly enraged,
AS soon as they got inside the gate, Lockwood
turned upon Hendrckson, and ordered him out OF
the place. and then ran into the house, shutting the
door after him. Hendriokson waited for Inement or
two in the garden, when Lock wood opened window,
and presenting rifle, fred at Hendrickson. The ball
Just grszed his head Hendrckson started to run o1t
of the garden, and was going out at the gate when
Lockwood fred st him with fowling-pece, loaded
with small shot, and the charge lodged in Hendrick-
sons lett side and hip. The report of the firearms
drew the attention OF the neighbors and the police.
The latter at once arres ed Lockwood and conveyed
the wounded to the Sixth Precinct StationHouse,
aud procured medical attendance DIR. Houseworth of
Bushwiek, who was called in, pronounced Hendrick-
son in very dangerous condition. lockwood was
committed to Jail yesterday morning, TO await the
suit OF Hendrickson's injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

MANNERS FAMILY INDUSTRIAL SocIErY.-The
sixteenth annual meeting of this society was held yes
tsrdsy in Carroll Place, Blocker street. The Treas
ureY reported the receipt of upward Of $1,000 during
the year. store has been sustained, and work fur.
sisheA to poor women amounting 70 over 500, and
sS00 have been distributed in money, provisions DC,
10 l25 families, consisting Of about 400 individuals,
mostly widows and orphans Of seamen The society
have also an asylum, located on Staten Island, under
tbsir charge which has sustained the past year, about
fsrty sged women. The following is list OF ofhcers
and managers elected for the ensuing year:
Mr. c. W. Hawkins First Directress Mrs Capt Corning
second ectres; Mira c. NJ Sexton, secetsry Mrs t. W.
Hsnae5s-Mrs. Capt. J. Bovee, Mrs. WsEverlesh, Mrs
W. Nsrsh Mrs j. Brasby Mrs g. L. Roberts, Mrs Eaton
Nra A. Mills Mrs. J. Davis Airs Z. A. Lsngford Mrs c.
Bsvee, Mrs. j. J. Perry Mrs. T. Trgsow, Mrs e. A. lrwin
Nys o. Jayis Mrs VIM Alexander Mira C. NJ. Rogers, Mrs
o. Go0dnOw MTs s. Lopez Mrs stephenson, the Rev B. S
Hastingtop. .,
Bsosd Of CouassLOss-Lsmbert suydam, esq, Presdent
Richard j. ThorDe, esg Treasurer James Trusiow esq
spt J. Briggs Capt T. T. Morgan Capt Briggs Secretary
C. D. Bovee esq, Legal Adviser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

kKkrIEs OF THE CABINET MAKERs.-l.ast evening"
mas meeting of cabinet makers was held az ha''
neBe Garten, in Essex street, at which II was de-
sSsd to demand Is per cent upon their present rates Of
wages. They are now paid from a to $40 per week
II the demand is not complied with by Il O'CLOCK
,e-dsy the craft viii strike az once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

WOMAN Dies IN TUE STATIoS-HoUsE.-On
We5ne,dsy afternoon, woman, named Ellen Trainer, was
Non Third street for diunkt nne ana aken 70 the
teday morning abe found dead the cell where she ad
yed that deceased TO her death by conump
fion eupenuduced by excessive drlnin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16

ACTION AGAINST THE HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
An action was brought the Kings County Circuit Court by
Theodore EdgeIton against the NewYOrk and Harlem Rail
road Company damages account Of injuries sustained by
the upsetg of Chsthamf The accident
occurred on 2th Of February 1852 The plaintiff sitting
IN the rear car wrapped in bis shawl The switched of
ip turning curve and being thrown against another the
parallel track was smashed and defendant sustained
bodily INJURIES from the effects Of which he has not yet
covered The passenI Jumped OF and saved Themselves
The dn1nsaes claimed $4,000 II alleged In the
plant that the train going At on unusual rate Of speed
sr the evidence showed that going the
rate Of from eight miles hour The plaintiff having
tn failed In the foundation Of his and the deenosns
having the scdent not the result Of reckless
nsss OF the complaint notion dismissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16
NEU-JER,SEY ITEMS.

WARDS IcE-BoAT.-Mr. Wiard's iceboat, which
has been constructed in Jersey City, 10 navigate the
Western rivers ice, snow and water during the
Winter season, in connection with the Prairie du
Chen and St. Paul spd Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad lines, has been completed. This novel craft
is to be stipSed over the railroad to Philadelphia
through to the West during the present Week. and IL
is expected will arrive in time for trial trip this sea-
son. Mr.. Wizard claims that it will make railroad time
90 miles an hour in perfect safety.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE upon A WoNAs-A dry goods
merchant named r. Klein doing business In Newark avenue
JeTev CITY was arrested yesterday morning By Consteoe
Chase charged with having orciby violated the person Mrs
Nens Belman residing ia the street The compSnsnt
sands ave feet ten inches and all muscular
woman MI Klein claims that the charge has been brought Up
for the purpose extong DE ssates that on the night
cf the 9Th inst his town 70 attend society
meeting he met who In his employ and she Inn
oloed him accompany her home alleging that he was srad
TO 20 through the streets at night . ,
persuasion the accompanied her 70 the o?o wnen
she insisted going in Geog inside Of the do nic hens
turned the key door, wheupon Klein became sfhtl
suspicious Mena however ding TO bis story only wanted
the dollar wherewh satisfy her Landlord but unfor-
unatey Klein only possessed Of few npPenny OTIS
which he intended invest 10 lager The matter however,
was arranged his promng Mens dollar BY calling 81 TIE
,ore on the follow morning Mena called the next morning
and demanded and received two dollars Klein claims tes
p made 10 ezort money and upon his re-
sa 10 accede this charge preferred against him An inves
tgation to take place before Recorder Bedford
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ffRS1 CAME
Wars, (Nev.York). BLACK tboStonl.
n..R- to X. 3 h.xk
@..k X. \ 10 BS.
ee..k. 70 B.4 ITO
A..P. TO Q. R-A TO
DIP. 20 O r.. P.to q b. 3.
OK. toB5.
SECOND GAME.
WHITK (Bostonl BLACK, (NeW.York)
1e..K X. PEP.
N.P.IP KIP
A..KtoK.a KtoKS
Ok 10 o. P.to X. Ia.
z..P..okB.A P.x P. check.
In all probability New-YOrk will win the Second
Game. The First Gameis considered doubtful if any
advantage exists it is thought to be in favor of Boston
Should New York win one and Boston the other, a
fAird game viii be played for the championship.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-22
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

TUJRIwEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH Ss4s-1riITITf.
il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, Szzz.s--z.zz-z1zs
AND TRI-wEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE Days, MAKING DIAL
LY LINE AS FAR AS sC0TTsVILLE
Richmond Scotsvile. 4 80 Richmond 10 Lexington " "
" Lynchburg 4 90 Buchanan. o.
The through line will Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday NJ and on and the 9Th septem her the Way
line scoye will leave NJ Tuesday Thursdays and sat
urdAys far Soosye Returning leave seots
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at liz A. NJ.
distance time nf passing In card below Tor throug
line the seotye line will pass intermediate
points opposite day The hours going andl hou
later coming down. 49,
Leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynhbarg Monday Wed
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n natural functions These, not reueNe' Nt ulpi
themselves and the surrounding organs 49,
eral a.rsrayaton, suffering, and disease. ~ "a 80
Plls, and - how directly they restore ue ut1 ,i "
ti1n Of the system, aud with Il the puoyent leSt ~
and cummou complaint h also true m many OF tc 49,
seated and dangerous distcmpers Inc same pusatlsS
effect eNpcls them Caused by similar sl
arrangements Of the natural functions OF INC boy' tey
arr rpllv and many OF them SURELY cured by the same
NEGLECT TO employ them when suffering nom the disor-
dCTs they curc. q, -. n an,
Statements from leading physicians IN sone oi tne
,rinrirli Cities and rom other well known public per
sons.
Prom F6rirarang Merchant Of S. louis, Feb 4, 1880.
DR. AVER; Your Pills the paragon OF az th1i y
rrt in medicine. They have cured my utlic uausite
orulccrnus sorrs upon her hands and feet that ha proved
mcurahlr for years Her mother has been long gricv,
oitsv afflicted with blotchos and pmples ON her SKIN 1n1
I'M hsr hair Acr our child curcd, she also tried
101i Ms anu ''''' ''-''' ASA MORGRIDGE.
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DICHmOND AND YORK EEUsaa3EC
Ia, RIVER RAILROAD. Gz4kNZ2-HZz
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.

TARE S2-DINER EXTRANO Breakfast VIII be prepared on
the BoAt)
On and after MONDAY August 9th passenger trains viii leave
Richmond daily Except sunsaysl at NJ stopping only upon
signals AZ Fair Gals Meadow Dispatch, Summit Tunsas,
indian Town Cohoke White and Romancoke and arrive at
West Point at s:l5 p NJ. -
The and eommodious steamer WEST POINT Capt o.
Rove will leave King Queen Court House Landing Mondays
wednesdays Fridays 81 NJ connecting with the cars
AZ West Point stopping signals only at clifton, Water
Penee Shepherds Warehouse, Moody oappahoosie Bglsr
YORKTOWN Gloucester Point and arrive al Old Point aS
NJ and Norfolk at8P NJ
Returning the will Norfolk TueIdsyE Thursdays
and Saturdays NJ and Old Point at sb A. ~, landing
only above and connecting West Point with The cars a.
NJ and arrive In Richmond at 3P. NJ.
No Boat landings made. -
mond until NJ and West Point Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays until u NJ
Pare from King and Queen O. H., and other points the
/ To pI.hmand ............ 90
FROM Richmond 10 Norfolk ................... 2 90
an Its r. H. TEMPLE. supt
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Children years Ofage half the price for
white persons
N0TICE-Through Tickets be procured In Charleston
Of the Northeastern Railroad Company and In Pc
esbu the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Co..
Norfolk the Office Of the Norfolk Petersburg Co., the
River Railroad Co and the Office Of John Dickson agent OF
the River Line Also from Nashville and points sout
west by Lynchbug and Charlottesville TO all the sprnzs
TIIOS. DoDAMEAD,
General supt., Va Central Railroad.
HLRxLS, MASON Co., Stage PropretOrs.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
"a Is s q - 3

"a ~ " Is e IS Sx9.zszs
Mail and Passenger Train,
EAVE Richmond daily al $50 A NJ, for staunton, and
daily Except sundays for Jacksons River and intermediate
saions-connecng Godonsye, with the Orange aud Alex
anda Railroad Alexandria and intermediate Stations and at
Charlottesville with their trains for ynchburg. and points West Of
that place
Stag connect with the Train at Stanton for stribings
Springs arman Mason and Company Stages connect with
the for Lexington at Mboro for the Rock Alum
Bath Alum Warm Hot and Healing Springs, and at Jacsons
River the Sweet Red Sweet and White Sulphur Springs Lewis
burg, &C.
The and Passenger Train leaves Jaokson River daily Tex
cept sundays) at $50, p. NJ
Through Tickets for the Rockbridge and Bath Alum, warm
Hot Healing White sulphur and Sweet Springs Lexington Lewis
burg Afo for Winchester Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville,
CHATTANOOGA Nashville Huntsville, Memphis New Orleans, and
Important Points In The Southwest to be procured at the
Ticket Office.
Through Winchester via the Alexandria Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad from Alexandria, be procured at the
Ticket 0fce In Richmond. -
THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
Iy2I General Superintendent
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
TIME RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus nearly $25O0OO, is prepared 10 issue policies
the above descriptions Of risks reasonable terms any
Institution State and respectfully ask share Of the
patronage public Applications viii be received at the Of
dee Of Main and lith streets where The
ocers viii cheeriGly give any information required.
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
uhas T. WORKMAN John II. Claiborne,
VIM. @. TompkinS, Robert NJ Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust
Alex Garrett, Geo. N. GEathmey,
John l. subletL Prs. J. Barns
DAVID CURRIE, Prest.
RoaxpT A Tosprrvs Rscsy seas