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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
Sttdmshp Great EdsferR, Ner York, August ?, 1850.
THE TRIP OF THE GREAT EASTERN.
To the Editor Of The n. ]. Tribnne

THE TRIP OF THE GREAT EASTERN
To the EditO, Of The n. j. Tribpne
SIR: In regard 10 the Great Eastern trip to Cape
May allow and fairness say that all who went
In her with The object Of seeing her railing properties tested
cOntented p There however board whose
ain object The trip doubt by eating and drinking
would think that the Lest place bad they exercised their
common easonn crowd Of nearly coo them
The main of confusion may also be traced to the fact
al b men han. ant s5e not mmede supplied the waters
berth by them as pOs.ibe while the other hand the old
city their turn 10 be served and in no instance did tbs
writer get fom the table with st his want being sup
piled and ne comfortably washed himself Also at least three
ssy the Captain and officer. gave to all the
tso in the morning Ali may be summed up in the fact the
more on beard than the caterer Mr. coa h.d sh
epeet end bad the instincts of the gentleman prevailed
beer saperieDesd " oven DA'' ''s ''u"''' SO es''
heu YORK. Avg 3, 1860
WORD FROM DOwORTH's BAND.
To N, Ed,tS, Of Tas N. y Tribuns
SIR: The article relative To the Great Eastern ex-
sgon to Cape May wbich sppea'ed In your columns on
sdsy morning reflects the character the Band
justice you you'd not counenahcs an Snmeritsd nSrs
ask FOR the the .sme extensive Publicity through your
columns was given to IN arice in question In engage
ment vita the Directors routine Of duty was named Il was
10 perform with tn. Military Band during tbs ships progress,
down the Bay % divide the Band necessary dancing and
play iow until II o'clock TO give grand concert on the AFTER
noon Of Cape May, again play Tor dancing
from until II Oh "a. return and the usual playing while coming
up the Bay the following morning Ths the srticls
must ether have fertile Imagination have been Informed by
the po,sessor Of SUCH he would be cognan
which have khossd1e assure he gentleman that
iced add ioD pecun.y Incentive TO cause the p.ron
OF duties engaged Tor though occasions
most supehumar suitability 70 decline the pressing invitation:
stempt thar nature win permit from boss Innocent and
volatile Who believe th.s svstsns Including sspy
men yocps sgea but especially nu.csn were seisy ere
sed for thsir especial tncon amusement Inc fountains
and the muscles may be exhausted 70 refuse despite the
viii, 10 Do their part This IL ndthug We mus be ready
smiling the continued call o eScitea mutua 10 perform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

THE CESsUs.-The following is new estimate,
made at the Marsbals Office Of the population of the
city, compared with the last State Census based on re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

In the census Of 1855, portion OF Smithtown was
included.-[ Patchogue Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE.-At the neetpg of tie
Board yesterday, John L. Flynn of the Fourth Ward
and John I. Williams Of the First Ward were dis
missed from the Department The resignation of Sam
ue Lent of the Fourth Ward, was accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
IAdvertisement.

FANCY CUTLERY, embracing large variety Of
spotmen PEN and Poceuives Of the most rare and
al patterns many Of which hsye been before imr
LOT sale oy s. SAuspsss No Astor House, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

ALLEGED GRIZZLIES ON BOARD THE NORTH STAR.
We bave received from San Frsncisco, by the Over
land Mail, formal document, alleging shocking crud-
ties and outrageous treatment Of and passengers
to have been practced by the officers Of the Wander
bilt steamer North Star, CT her trips 70 Aspn-
wall, this The paper is sgpedby 80 cabin and
1913 steerase passengers, among whom the names
of many Unknown in San Francisco The matter
to which their signatures are affixed is az flows:
We whose hereunto annexed certify that
passengers aboard the steamship nth Star Capt jones Com
msnder leaving NewYok May 2lt 1860 for Aspaws aud
would end that the authorities Of New YORK would In
quire into the following circumstance viz:
How. In what manner, two hboreu said steamship
North Star by their desth believing DO hs they dsd
frcm harsh ussge OF them berg logged and Compiled 10
he dropped and then haat'd up through one
large pipes ,adng from the Jn0cs) In an unmercau
That the other borer bore MARKS Of extreme violence
andyfnaliy died nom the effects Of the same
We wish also TO state that there are net sufficient
numbe- Of email boats and life preserve the North
Star fer the safety Of the passengers in case Of soo
dent. .
Ii is highly necessary that means be adopted ~
the Federal authorities in New-York TO see that no
other than wholesome food be given TO those who are
obliged to take passsge on this as the meat We
were served with very much tainted and uuft tor
human cd. $3.50.
Every humane consider...no 3su.,a. tho, ,h. ,..,
er authorizes paid at once thoroughly investigate the
various matters alleged in the above protest. and II
tey are ;opnd TO be based fact brig the respous
bs parties 10 answer therefor ia such vice IS will pre-
vent repetition of all this cruelty and fraud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
IAdrartisar,,snf

Gas, GAs.--Dealen are invited TO call at or
great manufacturing depot styles of GAs Frvnl BE-.
kc wARsxR, PICK Co. No. sTsBroaawsy, oppess kslss
Garden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

Board yesterday, John l.. Flynn of the Fourth Ward
and John 4. Williams Of the First Ward, were dis.
missed from the Department. The resignation of Sam
ue Lent of the Fourth Ward, was accepted.
How TO COLLECT CITY LETTERS. so long as the
wan. of confidence manifested by the public 10 the
present method Of deposng and collecting the mails
continues TO exist, any suggestion of importance that
offers to substitute another and better plan. Here is
that at leas feasible any that has been
made. Let the cars all our city railroads be sup
Piled with Post-Ofice boxes, and contracts be made
that will insure their stopping whenever required, 90
as to give people al opportunity to deposit letters
Receiving boxes should be established at the Park sta
ons, into which the starters" of the several lines
might empty the mails thus collected, and from which
carriers should convey them to the General Post
Ofiiee every half hour during the day. This plan
could easily be adopted at once would of course great.
y reduce the expenses Of the carrier department, and
would speedily, if we mistake not, gain the approoa-
ton and confidence OF the public.
CONSIDERATION OF A JEWISH SYNAGOGUE. To-
morrow the congregation Bnai Israel dedl ate their
new synagogue The congregation formerly wor-
shipped in Chryste street. but the increase OF their
numbers made Il necessary TO choose new location
They have therefore purchased the Baptist church at
the corner of Stanton and Forsyth Streets for the sum
of 81 ,OOO The edfce has undergone many important
alterations aud has been furnished with all the acces
sories of the Jewish worship.
DEATH or MAJOR FAIRcHrLD. -Brevet Major Nor.
ton Farchid Of the New-York Volunteers, who
served with much honor in the Mexican war died at
his residence in this city yesterday morning. at O'Clock
Of consumption. Heleaves widow, but no children
He held petition In the Custom-houss for several
years.
The officers Of the lst Regiment, N. Y. Volunteers
Scott Life Guard, Commandments Of Regiments and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

BARN Struck BY LIGHTMSc BOY KiLLED.-Oa
Thursday afternoon, a barn belonging to Mr. JsrroA
Underwood, at Crum Elbow, Dutchsss County, WA
struck by lightning and consumed. In 1t ct the time
were Mr. Underwood, hired man, and boy, unloading
oats. Mr.. Underwood aud the boy were on the now
receiving sheaves from the man on the load. Whee
the barn struck Mr. Underwood saw the boy ian
backward and it is supposed that be was instantly
killed. Dir. Underwood received shock bat retsine6
bis nses jumped to the floor, and escaped The barn
was ON fire in an nstant aud was soon consumed win
it's contents. Loss, 81 ,000 Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

FUsERAL OF CAPT. CRABrREE.-The last tribute Of
respect yesterday afternoon paid to the remains at
the late Capt Crsbtree by the relatives Of the family,
BIZ, recent associates the Commissioners Of Emigra-
ton, and large npmter of sorrowing friends. Tho
funeral services were solemnized at Dr.. BeDowss
Church, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty second
street the coffin being placed in the cbsncel. The
Rev. DR.. Farley delivered brief but eloquent and
impressive DISCOURSE in which he alluded TO the many
virtues of the deceased and the void created by hs
death in public ard private circles.
TIE remains were conveyed 10 Greenwood Gene
terry Messrs. Spies Scott Kennedy, Marshall, Curtis,
CaIrigaD Csmmerer VeImilye Munster, and Liver
more acting as pabesrers. During the day the days
were display ed from the shipping aud the City Hall at
half mast in honor of the deceased. ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
fAdyerti<emanfI

The following two PATENTS for SALE by ANDRE
sAsArIEs at lzs Spring s.; BLAoK Fxnsos vAaxsn saisbla
FOR vanishing all kinds Of Leather such Boots Hsss Mo-
as aso FRKscH PoLsH for paor and other Furitar ~
the above depot these vsrnhes offered ct the o prices q
30 cents bottle Military Accoutements reaswed s u -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

FATAL ExpLosroS.--On Monday afternoon, a. The
Great East. IN was passing down the bay, tho hands
on board the steamer Montgomery fired q salute.
While so doing one of the gnns exploded, whereby
Henry Jones was fatally injured, and one or TIVE
others slightly. Jones was carried to the Hospta,
where he died yesterday morning. Coronsr Gamble
held inquest in the case resulting in verdict Of
al daoth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
Acknowledgement

REWARD e. Co.,
PATENT HorsxxnxPna's RIvt1,
IyALLiBIn ISsHcr PowrsR,
ana vranix Dnssnoxn.
The only truly reliable articles 10 sxterninss bsdbags VI
ton Buzz Mems Garden Insects, RAtx end Nice
Principal Depot, No. l6s Broadway. ooaa ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04

good instance Of this at Nahant where the influence OF
The rock in producing slow cooling Of the hornoiende
was ssep in the very large crystals there found.
Prof. Witon sddhced proofs of the igneous origin OF
trap from he rccks about EdnbuIgh; they were 81
striking as to render the theory Of Hutton almost ne
cesdy 10 him.
Prof. Newberry also alluded to similar apr earances
in New-Mexico.
After SOME further discussion the Section adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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NOTICE.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-17
PIKRaPEAK NAL.

1t may rot be generally understood BY
persons residing east Of this place, that q
mail leaves here every Sunday morning
for Denver City. This being the nearest
point On the Missouri river FROM which q
weekly mail il carried 10 Denver, makes
it the pOius through which all letters sho'd
be sent in order to reach their place OF
destination in the shortest time.
Our citizens should bear in miad that
THAR mail matter for Denver City should
be in the Office on Sasurdas-nighs or be-
fore seven O'Clock on Sunday morning.,
else 1t will lie over ,ons week.
With the express which makes It's trips
in four days, aud a weekly mail from this
place makes il a point from which the lat
est news from the gold regions can be OBJ
tanned. AE1l- Sill
The express whicAs arrived Oh Saturday,
being only four days from Denver, bro't
in Sit 900 in gold anst.
The Western Stage Company coaches
make regular weskiytrips to Denver City,
aud prisons going tosthe Peak viii do well
TO bear in mind the North Platte Route,
is the only reate from the Missouri where
the trip is naads, With eoaphes, in six
DAYS. '#.f-@ 'is~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-17

] oAspsn<ew rp4 sSsa4Mk yup@E.
In this sas xs pablish the corespoa-
|dapcs bss9ssa Huulber Of prominent
.catisens 4 As etass, sa shs Hon. DAssxL
r. Mirzxx, whos shsy solicit to become
Au iadspsHdsas Candidate for suprsns
Judge. twill be seen from the aorsspoa-
dence, thsa Mr.. Killer has accepted the
iaYisalssa u beeesns q oandidase. Itsse-
ing geassally understood thai J. u. ELI
wooH whom msl substituted In the place
EuS Juags saRxxT, whs declined the Demo-
erssis zomiastiOn, viii not b. . oAadidase,
We have taken his namS from the liss Of
candidates, and placed in is stead the
name Of Mr.. Miller, and hope that be viii
receive the vots Of every Democrat upon
the Missouri Slope.
Dir. Miller i an old line Wing, and
while be has never been fully identified
with the Black Republican party, will re-
eaive thousands Of votes Ia tbs eastern
part Of the State from the conservative
members Of that party--snen who do mo-
believe in Negro equality and VINO do ao'
belisye thai this goveEamsnt was essab-
lished for Negroes will vote for him.
His ability 80 . Lawyer, none viii ques'
ton, and that hs will make much better
Supreme Judge THAI Judge Wright, hi
Black Republican competitor, none whl
are acquainted with both men, will deny