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r7ns ., al 2a8aI y FRO

eb,e; 2l no bnsh Mp-ankse C1nb ~ Al 22Dh1 y FRO
bub Red stst at Al 0s o. $40 bush Red Oh9 10 bbs
AID bsgs Of ~ 25 81 bGsh Red soa Amer Western II
~ 250sl 70 rst Of a cargo Of do At ~ 80 500
busb Inferior Wiite Wsa-ri ~ 3li 1850 bash fais
10 very pine Ohio AID Iudinoa AZ 32I Foi % hn.h
ehoise White bigan OF ~ 60 and $50 b1sh ch-te White
B'utky in bags 81 Rye IL poie'uts supply and 'sr
d,msBo 1t 7ydHe Bailey Mat is arm. the dsnand
Il fair; ISLES Of 91t0 bush Csc Baby B h. r.
and 10 fair reoueat ,sea Of 800 bush SpnV sic
heavy the ,uppy slager the demapd iudted .,l'
OF N anI Western ODE and state ct a9G4Oi Corn
il quite firm the demand a the trade and tbs Et. sales
Of f7u bosb &c 70, sound mixed weseT s6c for ppt
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Recsipfs Of nrndu..

TS,0l bv al Pag,ei Spt ~ ian iis bb,, R, on -,
Corn M's 80 i2 l1h Corn, 81 sea bud, Who's, ID ss
Oats s bph Farley 10 pigs Whisky n bas e.d
Land, 100 pbgs. do. ' ''r'
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ktSiATURY NLSAsAC.
Sap-Rises.. 5I5i sss.... 6O2 nooB-Ses.. 9i15
Sandy Heck. ll:l Gov Island 00I HsD-Gse..... i$
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r,,,A FIRE broke oct 10 The oil IA it)r' ~ We.
49,, 4, nh ,,r,s. near Hamilton about oelo
rrssy pornDg Tive men were YORK "a me ne oIso az
~ 49, = tn Asmes spread rapidly bot by tle sEs,u,hs o.
~ spt ers prevented n m nnp iatpg tns
uoie srrs son tsr guppies-ed The damage 'snnte
$40 One the empoyed IN tae oaiidlg htneo
Ro,yles was sBgbty injured b, the hre.
ppooxIYs CITY CoURT CALREDLR-l hursday'
Sent 2o Nos 90 g. g. 81 &C. o. &C. &c. 20 H. 81 % ~ ."
IN no III.
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SUPERIOR CQURT-5PBOAL TERS SIR. Io--Beiore
jas CO BOswoRTH
Rank Of Belt ag. George w. Eeals ct al.-Ca9e
and exc l0ns aei.lad
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Sep, 10 BY p'Iotb5a Moses H. Guus N9 H. ~ - gL ~
u o. DO rdrd Ham shln sir Robert Peel nom tsilo,It -
NewyoA; doy lat 40 40 l0R u 81, sPeAs eAs I'N''
lIom New Orleans l0T Providence.
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y.ss,ye covsryarrIr co.'s.

Seneca Dls 81 Ard Peter R"" PIE tfed tot g1Iry
r. ani d>,,n,n oLsspg them 9TH passing teontoHoh s'E
9hsir lrisD wa sti avn FOR osN h0ndy'
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coIRr CALENDAR-rms pA7

COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.
SUPREME CuURT-i3ENERAL IERN.-TEe nom
enumerated Calendar vi be called.
SuPRrYE GOuRT-CIPcUIr.-Par Nos 1902,
1919 1924 1875 12O 22 1914 12l6 1913 1920 l22 224 l2
1929 1922. 1884 1896, 1898 1910.
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The DoUGLAs PRlNARY MEFTISG5.-The Kings
County Democratic General Committee, at the meeting
led on Tueiday night, directed tat the primary
mee,Dgs he held Tuesday next, between the hours
# i and clock p. m, to select delegates to the
County, Congressional, and Assembly Conventions.
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OF TIRE ACCUSED.
Ssynour w Benedict AMI David Ferguson the
us. 81 tn ship Fi3e. ~ho,e ssaBin-uop A pro
sss the nat fo,tnt IT. dis ~ the Co nmiss5oe
holding tht III suf tent evidence T. warrant Il
commit C. ibsm for ra /. viii BE- bs-ed ns the
cua cb,r,s1 With causing toe death CT unknown
on board said vessel.
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man Republicans of Wiamsbureh fnteud to have a
grand mass meeting on Friday, the 2lst inst, a. :
o'clock p. NJ, at Union Hall, corner of Even aud
Meiserols streets The mesting will be under the
management OF the German Republicans Of the Six
,eeDtb Ward Mr.. Kaufman, DR.. A. Doua He mann
Raster, and otb,r eminent speakers, will a,dress the
mset.ng. The Wide-ANakes will also parade on the
occasion and large banner viii be raised. II is
hoped that the Republicans of Willi4msburgh will
attend THE demonstration ma-se The second floor
Of the Hall will be devoted 10 speaking 10 the German
and the brI 6our to speaking in the Eoglsh language
Id large platform viii be erected outside.
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M TED STATS DISTRICT cOURT-szpr la--Bs.ole
bNn Judge BErTs
49, .OEgE DFIALCATIok-THE RISK or ELCoAiNG
- a EUhD-hbf.
M st4+e EFT 0soJge Briggs aud Cornelius Vanderbilt
AD tg,, ~ Was OttaincG sgslrst me ceIe' ms ~
-, Ju 80 David A. Bckee ~ dsaut'Hg NsV Oh'.l q
DtP,f ~ " bonds gwen BY The Defendants anol1. .
8 The m, Osy Pdd ct the Clerks once The Col9
so-day.
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uNt~Vp srtrrs COMMISSIONERS OFFICE PT. 70.
sefore Co ~ missioner bRIDsHAM
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BROORL YW II,EM&.

KIyGs County REPUBLICAN CONTEMPORARIES
Hinge County Republican Convention met at No.
Court street yesterday afternoon. Shortly atter The
hour se,ignat4d in the cal g O'clock Me- Cnarl-s
Jones Of the Ninth Ward was called to the chair, and
j. n Stearns ard w. s. Hubbell were appointed secre'
tsris The contested as of the delegates from the
Second Wsrd, Gr.vessnd and New Lofts, having been
,ecd. d, The COMMITTEE on Perman mt OrgtnlzHion
= ported 10 favor Of Thos. H. R'dman OF the Ihrd
Ward as President Thos. II. Field of the Esh'eenth
Ward, Be,i w Wilson Of the Thirteenth Ward ADD
Apd'tw b. Hodges of FIatlands as Vice. Presidents
atd j. NJ Stearbs aud w. 5. Hdbbell, Secretaries
The report was un 4Dmously adopted.
Go Otop, the Convention proceeded to ballot 1or
the flee OF Sheriff Messrs. 5. d. Blckus and D. b.
Brinsmade were appointed 'elers
The informal ballot resulted as follows:
whole number Of z Benny RiPley'''.'''.l
Luxe Ryder A. OoTlan'''''''''''''''''
formal ballot was then taken, with the following
r solt:
W&9l9 a1%Ss of e s e. ey s,i5 kerr
Mr. Campbell having received a majority Of tie
70 es, the nomination was, on motion OF Mr. L. W..
Field, declsTtd unanimous.
MIR J.. G. Andrews moved to go into ballot for Su
e. int pdents Of the Poor motion 70 nominate NJ.
Jacob G. DeV of the Tenth Ward for SupernteDdnt
Tor the Ist District unanimously carried. There
ere two candidates for the Hid Dist'cf, upon which
ballot was taBeD resulting as follows:
wn NJ ,... aaeis C. Kir6y.......
b Inosay ........,...
Samuel s. Mye1s..........3 VIZ. II. Hoyt...........
T ere icing no choice another ballot was taken, re
cutting in The nomination of Mr.. Muchmore:
Whole number of vote5.....67ls s.
VIM. NJ. Mucbn
Mr.. Muchmore was declared unaDi nousy noui-
mated.
Mr. William II. Hoyt of Flatlan5s was nominated
f Ju,tce Of the Sessions by acclsmgdon.
NJ Rem. r.. Hegeman of Fla bush gag nominated
for ro er for the let District and Me-. j. ). RYDER
OF Gravese d for the I'D District by accamation.
The nomination Of Com nissioLers OF Schoo was
rfsrred 10 the country del o. ion, when the Conven-
lion adjourned sine die, with three cheers ior the
ticket.
The Hon. o. s. FERRY of Connecticut will speak
toni. ut in the Wigwam Of the South Brooklyn Re-
publican Campaign Club, on Court street, opposite
D.ugl4ss.
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rHs MURDER On BOARD THE FlDELlA-DlsChAE0E
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The Hon. o. s. FIERY of Connecticut will spsal
toni Int in the Wigwam Of the South Brooklyn Re
publican Campaign Club, on Court street, opposite
Douglass.
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., - o....,,.,;ng circumstances, wns sentenced 70
oply eighteen months In the House o. of
Z striSne instance Of the nluriaus ineqnai,.y ~,
,bih yys sneak a. exhibited some months ago, W.
~. er;,ni,aI eyne Of the same Cont were eonsIou
lv Il, ID in neiehboriDg Counties Inc cases oi,rally
,pi,e similar excepting the meer chars'sl anarely
e.;siire In one Of the countless that W 30 u'oeo
,rol ore In the latter the seltepees aVeI'es' ,ou
os in The STATE Prison. while In the COMFY coh'a"
- ,onr c,es and teveia seapors, the average We"
,syee months il the House Of CorrectoL" h,,a
One Of these Courts think, mist have been he'u
nv the Judge of the late Cour. of Comlon III,
who. when told by the Sherig that .uiov anU
=, tha House of Correction was suiicienS punisu'
,nent for how who hid committed some nllsoe-
roennor hurst out with, % Taree hets! 10 you
eano' ere going through all this fuss Tor noth-
ne The urison is now sefsupportlng' ana VIII soon
be a source of revenue inc wdoie nuhlpcl Vi son,
- Contender 1852 was 49I; ib3 were received
IaI are foreigners, and $40 natives j he
u.s. or If prisoners pardoned since 1880 has been
Isr I'D Of these only 40 were subsequently recon-
,,;boJ a fact which seems to show that good de-
rec of discrimination has been used in the exercise
Setbis power. The number pardOned last year was
crlv g. the largest number in any one year was ~
DIV Gov. Gardner, in 1857.
The amount of money thus far received from the
Rack Bay lands in little more than year Is
S1g2,7ll %, of which one-half is set apart as t9e
a. Raw Lands Fund" upon which there are already
charges upon the treasury to the amount of $780,,
Geo. The Museum Of Comparative Zoology, and
several Colleges, will begin to receive portion OF
their grant as soon MS the amount to redeem $3Vo,
eco of State Scrip is received. The other half OF
the proceeds is appropriated for tbe improvement
of the Territory. Upward of 2,COO,o0 OF square
feet of land will be at the disposal OF the common
wealth. The price of lands already sold has varied
from 81 80 to SO per square foot.
There is little that is new in politics or legs!a-
ton. Carl Sehurz of Wisconsin, who has been
lec,urirg in this vicinity, delivered speech IN
Springfield, on the 4tb OF January, which, think
is the ablest review Of Douglas that has yet ap,,
reared. Mr. Schurz's mastery OF the subject, aud
clear style of treating, are very remarkable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

carry onr doubtful States Our State IN choice VIII de
Ier 10 % opinions Of Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, aia
Hin IA confident that lincoln Of Illinois, viii be sa's
CO ndidete for VIce-President-
senator; and there is little donbt t.at james arsu
lie rresent Senator, will receive all the kepdoiican
votes, and we have majority of seventeen on JOINT
The erea. work Of the present Legislature will be
tbe adonton of STATE Code in place OF the old one
the Adjustment Of questions relative 70 land gants 1or
railrosds, or their transfer 10 rival companies ~
The Burlington and Missouri Road has received lIs
land grant, less rome 500 acres.
The Missifsippi and Missouri Railroad now con-
srncfed come ten miles west OF Iowa City, and beng
worked by large force westward TO Grnnell, Is De-
hihd tine in TIE construction Of It's 10 mes OF ROAD;
hut Will doubt receive such on extension OF time oy
the Legislature ss will in no way invalida'e tho land
grant amounting 10 near 4n0, 0O0 acres. EeT1 @'1sS
The Lyons and Air Line Road bal grant Of 700 OOo
scIes ard no road has been built. The Clinton and
Nebraska Rs lroad, now completed 10 Cedar RAPIDS,
axis for the diversion of this land grant TO their road
and enjoy the prefence Of several Eastern gentlemen,
properly belonging TO the "Third House," among
them ,s Mr. Croker Of 0swego, in your State III
val COMPANY proposes to ron sooth- west from Du-
ard whether the Ly orr Road nval will retain The
land question of the future. fraaght with strife
ard hot blood.
Tie Dubuque Road has a grant of 100000 acres,
and has rs miles of road constructed. -.
Our Banking sys,em werks well, only we want
more Of it, TIE new item Of Schools Is second TO
none. .
TIE large eropof pork and cattle cent from Iowa the
present reason has been timely relief to our people,
who were much in debt at the time Of our reyusion
tvs yesrs since 80
Iinclose what presume is an advance copy Of the
Inaugural Meseage of Gov. KGkwOod. His remarks
on the John Bro wn matter satisfactory an are I'll
that could have been expected from Highlander by
birth Democrat by association mp 10 1871, aud the
successful before the people lie Is good
aI mer, man of the people, and viii prove safe aud
enlightened Executive. His septimens, think, are
reflective of the If feeling ia the Norh-West Ia
the Rel publican party.
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RAILROAD CoLLisros--At about nine o'clock en-
Wednesday morning, as the Harlem train for New
York was coming through the tunnel q. Ninesy-third
,.rest, it was run into by New.Haysn Train, which
was running the way at great speed. After tue
Harlem train had entered the tunnel, fag-man was
stationed in The rear TO all other trains Of danger,
but bis signals not seen on account OF the smoke
Of the forward engine and the rcartran came on with
out Stacking mp in the least and running into the rear
car of The foremost train smsshedit all to peees Oae
old gentleman, named Palmer, sustained fracture Of
two ribs and several other passengers were injured TO-
q slight extent.
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FROM IOWA.
The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y, Tribune
DIS MoNEs, Iowa. Jan. 9, 1860.
The Legislature Of Iowa has convened, having just
counted the ballots for Governor Krkwood-and Lieut.
Governor Rusch. TOeir official msjorities arei Tor
Kirkwood $685. for Rusch but few votes lss This
secures the Electoral Presidential vote for 1860 with
fair candidate.
Delegates will not express the partalities Of peo-
pie, only w far &c they are iOr the sfc nan who can
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

SEcRErLD IN A SroRE.-A Canadian, aged eighteen
years, named Henry Ross, was found on Tuesday
evening secreted behind barrels the third hoor
Of store No. lSl South street. The store s occupied by
Francis F. Wheeler grocery and liquor store, and
the young is supposed to have slipped up stairs
during the busy part of the day. He was only ds'ov
cred as the clerks were closing for the night. Ross
was taken before Justice Connolly, who sommt.ed
BIN TO the Tonbs, to answer The prisoner says that
he was persuaded ID attempt the crime by named
Kelly, and another person.
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CoNHIssIoNERs OF EMIGRATION The regular
weekly mct ting of the Commissioners Of Emigration
was held yesterday NJ. Vtrplsnck in the chaie The
weekly statement. .bows that the nunber Of emigrans
arrived TO January ls was 4 l53 being so lea than
bad arrived at the period last year. The number
Of il mates ards Island was $50. The everdrat
amounted to s9,475 TO- A resolution was adopted for
the negotiation of loan mortgage Of $4,000 from
the Mutual Insurance Company permission having
been previously obtained from the State officers for
such action. The losn executed by the Pre- ddsn,
and the Vice President authorized to receive the
amount. 40 other business being before the Board,
the meeting adjourned.
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PsAnoe Of appropriation io''S %
The Commissioners recommend the sale Of the Stale
rrnrery M the old Quarantine at .rly day. Leg
isatioD required TO authorize tie sale and disposition
Of he pr0Ceeds 4.
rrder exiting laws infected goods must nc sent to
tie olo Qusranrine station, which is regarded ey me
ConmlssIoI ers Us the moot dangerous feature Oh the
QoaraptLe business at present, and they recommend
that o,her provisions be made in this respect as early
ss possible. , LII
The Commissioners complain Of the system which
REQUIRES item TO hospitals ard temporary ac-
0da,ions quarantine purposes and dpects NE
Con mistcnts Of I'm grstoL 70 pay tue expenses TINS
incurred, without any power TO cotroi or n"',' 'oe
amonnt If such expenditure, "a manDesdy osa anu
sisf that the Board hs il called upon to pay The ex-
rcrtes Gus bt 10 have potential voice III tising tbe
amount. Either the Commissioners OF Emigration
fhoud have the whole charge and manigem"n' al me
Temporary accommodations" or The Quarantine
CofEnsoueIs should tie provided WITH tue iunos nee
etssry "a pay tie e1 i.ensts.
The report concludes with the suggestion that pro-
vision ought to be made for collecting reasonaole
commentator for the treatment OF AL patients sent 10
TIE Quarantine Hospital. Ii they a,e eplgrants the
epigyrnt fund should bear the charge. In they are
saoIs the fund contribute by sailors is ample ior tue
puJose. If they mere paupers, the Governors OF
the A inns House should pay the expense III tbey are
neither emierapts Dor sailors psupers toe patients
Themselves sbopld 10 charged with the expen5e Ac-
con pan, ing the report Of The Com nssiopers Is re-
port OF Dr. Harris, giving detailed accoah. o. .'e
oreraour Of the Sanitary del armeht OF which ne pss
etntro He expresses the opinion founded on n's ex
rerjepce during The past season, that the Floating H.
ilal is well adapted the proper care and succession
treatment Of yellow fever.
DOCK PRIVILEGES FOR Mr.. VANDERBILT.
The b noticed introduces into the Senate oy mr..
Murlhy 10 confirm a certain act of The Common Conn-
eli in regard TO a wstef grant at Pier No. Notth
River is an old acquaintance here. 1t propo'es 10
give to MIR. Cornelius Vanderbilt dock priv lege'
worth in Il estimation of competent judges, ar least
s75uC; aud, as Com. Vanderbilt can hardly be re-
paIded as person particularly deserving Of public
charity, 1t is 10 lie hoped that the Legislature VIII
carefully examir into tie merits of this little bill be-
fore giving their sl ctioa.
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CITY ITEMS

Bulls HEAD.-Ths Cattle Market, which closed
yesterday, is said to have been the worst one for
drovers hat they have met with this Winter, psrticu
lary for the owners of the best CATTLE the most OF
which had been purchased for some time, under the
expectation of meeting with time in January when
such cattle would selI at higher rates than have pre-
vailed for come months past. But the result Of the
trial this week he's proved that it is almost impossible
to sell drove, matter how good, at prices eqaiva
lent to an average of 10 cents pound net. Only
small portion of the near 1000 head sold this week
brought 10 cents and great number Of good retail
bu cbers cattle we're sold at cents, and many very
fair ones at not over cents net, aad so down TO
and l..s for the rough Great losses were suf-
fered by persons who bought country cattle, mostly
work oxen, which have been fed just enosgh 10 call
them beef
In cur cattle report win be found an interesting ac-
count of the weights Of all the heavy buocks known
TO us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

STEALING SEWING SILK.-Two boys named VIM
Brewer and r.. Murray were arrested by Officer De-
yoy, yesterday, charged with having stolen thirty
pounds of sewing machine sik valued at s2lo. The
silk was owned by Mr.. Edward ID. Rice, Of No. 81
Pre street. but was stored in the basement Of No.
all street. at which place the accused were employed
as office boys. Having access, II was simple mater
to carry off The goods in quoaon. At first they both
denied all knowledge Of the silk, buone Of them iaay
confessed to having taken half pound Of ID which he
restored to the officer. The accused were taken befo
Justice Connolly, who committed them 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Az ApaoIr TnixF.--Capt Fart, OF the Sailors Re
treat GU s,en aui visited bs city few sy, since 10, TIE
ray of the employees Of the nstuon Alter having draws
ESQ., be ihesSh he had tine be ws,n msP sroaaa
BE- had odeIed Az he the ssaps well
elore an. captain butcher; has that meat boa
,sut home vet then aked herredy ewsy Capt Hart
mad. The inaues about bic then
20 lone when he that be had been robbed the
$40 he bad drawn fsm a. bank lie bed undoubtedly been
tConaersil Advertiser
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eyed Miriams or Rebeccss, In scom Of Christendom
and the outer world.
Alss the extension Of streets and frequent tearing
down of these ancient buildings lave developed no
such Oriental hdioq-pscss Ard 80 eli she rainbow
iss of boyhoOd fall away before the daylight Of
tuier fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19


GERMAN Gorso IsTo BUSINESS. - Frederick
Sehing, youpg German, foroeIly KEEP. grocery at
No AZ Houston street. where he bad fondIy hoped 10
acquire fpeedy fortune. But the fates sombised
against Frederick, and customers shy and ehary
of patronage ,i at last Fredericks rent became dae
and the as coin bad disappeared from the drunken
hose" wherein he was wont b DEPOSIT bis sheksls.
In s emergency Frederick rold 10 his landlord Theo-
dore F. Bouton all the store fixtures in the premises
including shelving counters, showcase &c. to satisfy
the demand for rent, put up bis fhutters took down
bis sgn and disappeared from the scene Of his am
bilious dreams. Subsequently, however, he desired 10
set up in business again. snd bethougbt himself Of his
abaI 6oned store fixtures. He accordingly, a. IL
ctsrged went to his old Place Of business wisha cart
at about O'Clock the morning Of the I2th inst OBJ
aiDed Admission to toe store aud removed thence the
properly which he bad previously cold 10 Mr.. Bsuson
The latter gentleman, scarcely rerhng this summary
proceeding caused the arrest Of Frederick on eaarge
of gran larceny who, being arraigned before JW-
tee Steers was committed 70 answer she accusation.
CARTEEss PRoTEcrIyE AssocIATIos.-A public
meeting of this association was held last evening At
Convention Hail. No. l79 Wooster street, A. e. Da-
ter iu The chair. The object Of the meeting was to call
together many possible OF the cartnsn, for The
purpose of fully organizing and co ming To bet
ter understanding regarding certain impostons which
e practiced upon them by the city officials and 0tssrs
fair representation present, and addresses were
made by the Chairman, Nicholas Duff, John Hunt, and
Others 1t was stated that the practice Of sailing some
Of the streets was great derment to their business,
rs in the street, 20 sailed ii impossible to drive
their slegbs, while the others nearly impossible
with Carts The delay at the wbarves, in receiving
and Shipping goods is another evi> complained or IL
was also stated that cartmen arrested the most
trivial plants and when taken before the Mayors
Barsbal, fined and dismissed without hearing. IL il
proposed remedy these evil by unaniny Of action
WESTWARD Holm. c. C. Tracy Of the ChHdren's
Aid Society Left the city yesterday afternoon with q
company OF 40 fne-lookng boys and girsfor the West
Several of The boys were orphans, and had not for
come time known the comforts ana blessings Of home
The following incident occurred during the preparation
for departure: little orphan Lad, he putting
away the old cap be had worn for long time, took
out the lining, and folding it up ully put in his
pocket while his eyes filed with tears. 1t was the
only relic he had TO remind him of Lis mother and had
originally been part of her dress. respectable
American mechanic who had suffered some sad re-
yerses accompanied Mr.. Tracy 10 renovats his for
tunes in the West His wife and young children formee
good family group to give variety and interest TO tho
picture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Dr. r. G. Holland leetufes tonight at Clinton Hall
upon Germany. This Ia 10 be the hrst Of course OF
FIVE weekly lectures by tho some gentleman ths other
hemes being Goethe, Humboldt, Carlyle and she
Philosophy Of An,agonsm.