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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21

Bright Angels from Heaven, have ye not hand
To lend in behalf OF the Temperance band
Sweet birds Of the forest. have ye prayer?
Then away to the Dram Shop and breathe it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
NARRUE
Ohio Farmer.

BROMN-LORsCH-On Thursday Oct. 10, by Aid. Henry
Smith John Brown to Miss Katharine Lorsch both Of TINS city,
HEGEMAN-WRIGHT-In the Reformed Dutch Church, al
NewItrecht Long Island Thursday Oct 49, ~ the Rev.
r. CuTIie d. D., Andrew Hesenan TO Elizabeth H. daugh
ter Of Stedmsn Wright, esq
HARMAN-GERRY-At South Brooklyn, on Wednesday Oct
H. by the Rev. b. Waterbury ID D.. Joseph NJ Herman OF
Wilmir gton Del to Corneia r. Geery Of EewBruniwck'
NJ.
HoPPER-DEMAREsT-Also Mr. John g Hopper Of God
winsye Miss Margaret Demsrest daughter OF John u
Demsrest Of Parsmus N. j.
MATsON-W WILLIAMSON Wednesday Oct 9 at 10 a. m, at
the residence Of the brides mother In Ca Township Jones
County by the Rev. 3. ~ r., ows Of Dyervie g. H.
Mstson Of Fremont to Abbe A. Williams, formerly Newark
M.
MACOUBREY-KANE-At Westminster Church, en- Wednes
dsv Oct IL BY the Robert McCartee ID the Rev
r. Mscoubey OF Bloomingburgb Sullivan County to Lizzie,
eldest daughter OF Mathew Kane CT this city.
MCPHERsON-CLARKE-A At Wswarth, Wis. on Wednes'
dsy Sept by the Rev. o. Brown Mr. Delos C. Mcpherson
to Mrs Martha j.. daughter Of Benjamin Clarke, esq.
MCDOWELL STOUT - On Tuesday, Oct i6 at St Panps
Mehodist Ep.cops Church. by the Rev b. Haeany John
McConv Of Rochester to Carrie w. eldest daughter OF A. "
Stout, esq, OF this city.
PLlTT-CHEsNUT-On Wednesday, Oct. O. by the Rev DR..
PFRRY-BLIyEN-At the Third Reformed Dutch Church,
Hamilton square Jeuey City Thursday, Oct H. by the
Rev C. L. Wel. John d. Perry of this city to Emma Louise,
eldest daughter OF Capt Robert B'en of Jersey City
GUARDIANSHIP Hackenssck on Saturday Oct. - by
the Rev Jehn De Baum Mr. Thomas NJ Qua Of New York
20 Miss Maria DemaTest.
RAYNOR-HOWE-O Thursday, Oct. Is, by the Rev Dr..
Typs at st Geotes Church. William T. Raynor to Mary r.
Howe. daughter Of b. f. Howe.
sMITH-RABADAN-On Monday evening" Oct g. by the Rev.
DIR A. Msnshan, ar. J. W. Smith to hs Annie Rabadan,
eldest daughter Of DR.. Carlos Rabsdan
wHITE-McDOUGAL-On Wednesday Oct. II, at St. AIMS
Church Thomas Gsliaudet, Mr. G. Geo White to
Miss Mary Frances McDoussn both Of this city.
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pr,r,,et+ReDorted Bv Telsgro,k

BuyFsLo, Oct 49, p. n.-FLoUR quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT dull and loweTi sales Of 5000 bush No Chicago
Spring at IS Cons dull and &c lowers sales OF 600 bush
at 35.c. BARLEY steady sales Of 1000 bush Csc Other
Grains quiet WHEY firm; sales OF $50 bbs a HE. CANAL
FREGHTs6c. Flour 1910 Wheat and lie on Corn to
Newly ORR. LAKK lNrOKTs-7O00 bbls. Flour bush
Wheat eco do Bailey No returns from the Canal Collectors
Office.
OsVECO, Oct. l9-6 p. m-FL0uK unchanged WHEAr dull
ard lover sales IL 0CO bush Winter Red Western at Al
o. 70 COkS quiet BARLEY Ia in limited demand sales r. 800
bush Bay Qunte Ut 07ll RYE and OATS nominal Canal
fREGH1s &c. lower grain. Flour, SO Whoat Isle Corn
l8c TO New 0rS Lske uPokrz: ~ 800 bush Wheat;
bush Rsr 1900 bush Rye 500 bush bush Pea.
Canal E1roKTs: Us bbs Flour; 800 bush Wheat;
bush. Com % 900 bush Barley.
CmCAGo Oct ls-6 p m Flour quiet WHK,T dull and ?
dac lover sales 1900 bush. sale for North
Club; a IS for No ooldalc for No In store. Corn quiz
ct seles 1000 bush ., &c In store OARS hrm RECEIPTS 3d.
eco bb Flour; 1900 bufh Whsst 900 BUSH Corn SHiP
400 bbs Flour a 600 bush Whest FRKIaHrs active
lst on Wheat to Buffalo Sight Exchange ON New-Hok y
cent prem ium.
ALBANI Oct 49, .. m.-FIouR heavy bui no mater
char rates BuCKwHRAr FLouR lower at xl %
Sales Of LOCO bush Red state at ST 81 1890 bush White
Michigan fair 81 40 at Waterford 200 bush White Canada on
bush OATs steady at 3lo for State BARLEY less active
sa.a 5000 bush Canaca Fast al 58c this afternoon
bush Csnsda West on private terms, and 5000 do. ac
WHISKY, 2sic.
NV okIKlN 0t l9CoTroS Is 6rmi sales today, 10 900
bales at allic io Ml'ding sales Of the week $500 bales
receipts Of the week 80 200 bales against y 900 bs exports
tG bales total exports IA coo bales receipts less than last
year. $4,000 bales stoA d, ell southern ports css than as year.
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Arrived.

Steamship Paapsco. Val Portland udss and pass to H. r.
Cromwell Co of Holiness Hole passed whaling Elem
Of Edsaown bound H. Both buoys gone from the Stone
Horse, Nantucket Shoals.
Steamship Montceno, Gsger Washington D. c., TO- mdse.
and pass TO X. b. Cromwell a Co.
ship Enterprise McLane HAVE 80 DAYS mdse and pass 10
Boyd Hincken. Experienced heavy westerly ges most of
the passage.
ship PRECEDENT smidt (Breu Balser Bremen 10 days. d.e
ard pass. Hennings Goslng
TT onpson's Nephew.
ship Missouri Huehes Glasgow 40 days mdse and pass, 10
Durham Dimon, Has had heavy westerly gales
SHIP Gutenberg Ham Bohicl Hamburg AZ days udse and
pass to L. y Ausinch 18th lat 30 20 lon 81 80 saw Whaling
ship bound e. showing white tag red border with black letter
II H.
Ship Superior tOf New Haven't SOu London Sept 90 chalk
10 Nesmth Son.
ship Columbia packet, Bryant Liverpool Sept 49, mdso AID
puss to q. H. Marshall 4 Co.
BsIk Meta Golden Pash Bremen Al days md.e and pass to
Hermann koap. w
BARK Hyperion (of New Haven't, willard s. Martins Oct H.
St to Dwight Hays sailed in company with schr Martha
skinner for New.Yok
Bark Heyes lBreml, Brander Bremen Sept g. md.e and
pass. to Chas Lnins.
Bark kosmc' Bem.), de IaIdc Bremen Sept g. mdse and
poss. to Onhch Co.
Bari j. Godfrey. Clarke Newcastle Sept g. mdse to Wake.
man. Dinon Co Has had strong westerly gales most OF the
ls'ssse Sept u lat 49, lon 50 passed ships lous boat bottom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOl
J. THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL
FROM COMMON COUNCIL.

FROM COMMON COUNCIL.
Ninth V svenue to The Hudson River
Board Of Aldermen October u.s. 1860.
BOsid Of councilnen, Oct 10, 1860.
Resolution superintendent Of for opening
Board Of Aldermen Oct. is, $780,
Board Of Counclmen, Oct. lie, 1860.
Resolution reduce the personal tax of Simon ROh'd
for 1885,
Board of Aldermen, Sept H. 1850.
On ayes and noes adopted.
Board Of Councilman, Oct 49, 1850.
On ayes and noes adopted.
Resolution Of record the assessment charged ssairs
lO4 Columbia street, for tagging
Board Of Aldermen, Sept; ii, 1860
Beard Of CouncilmsD, Oct Is, 1860.
On syes aud noes concnrred TO-
Resolution confirm Tagging and sns curb
and gutter 10 Forty eighth street between Broadway and Eshh
.enue ard 3 appoint Jonathan TOtser Collector Of A'se
Bosrd of Aldermen. Oct Is, 1860.
Board of Coundlmen. Oct ls, 1850.
On ayes and noes concuued In.
street between Aytn-e and First and % spFei.
Board Of Aldermen. Oct, is, 1860
On ayes and noes adopted
Board CT Counciknen Oct 10. 1860.
On ayes and noes concurred In.
Resolution for regulating curb and
tens Fifty second street between Sixth and Seventh
and to appoint Jonathan TrOtter Collector Of Assessments Coz
Board OF Aldermen, oc'. IS, 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted.
-.
On and noes concurred in.
Resolution confirm for Tagging north SIDE q
Thirty between Tenth and Eleventh Bt
TO sppoGt Jonathan Troter Collector Of Assessments Cocd
thereof
Board OF Aldermen, Oct. IS, 1867
Ayes and adopted
Board OF Councilmen Oct H. 1850.
On and concurred 10.
Resolution to confirm paving Thirty 6b stree,
between Fith and Sixth with Beigian pavement
70 appoint Jonathan Trotte Collector OF Asessments Co
thereof ~
Board Of Aldermen. Oct Is 1860
On ayes and noes adopted.
Board OF Cour cmen, Oct. ~. 1850.
On ayes and noes concuuedin
Revolution to confirm the curhius ss
Que Hundred and Twenty eighth street between Fourth ~
rum avenues and to appoint Jonathan Totter Collector OF
seespents, Collector thereof
Board Of Aldermen Oct IS 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted
Board OF Councilman. Oct. IL. 1860
Concufed IN ayes and noes
Resolution to confirm Ia Eighth aven
between Eighteenth and streets and 10 appcl
Jonathan 1rotter Collector OF collector thereof
Board OF Aldermen. Oct Is, 1890.
On ayes and noes adopted
Board OF Councilmen, Oct. 49, 1860.
loncuTred In on ayes and noes
Revolution 10 conhim for In Sprins sri
nom sullivan to Mscdousa and appoint Jonathan TfoE
Collector Of Assessments, collector thereof
Board Of Aldermen, Oct IS 1850.
On ayes and noes adopted.
Board Of Councilmen. Oct. Is, 1890.
Coneurred in on ayes and noes
Resolution 10 confirm assessment for regulating eurbingS
suffering Fy third street between Sixth aud Seventh aVen
Board Of Aldermen Oct. IS 1900.
On ayes and noes adopted.
Board Of Councnien, Oct is, 1900.
TN syes and noes concurredi In
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
IMMATURE ALMANAC
Snn-Rses GIT Sets 5;l4 Moou-Rises. e0
Sandy Hook.lllO Gov. island. .R0O Hel-0se... lil
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. q.
Cleared.

Steamships Vsndebilt Lefevre Hayre d. b. Allen; CITY OF
BaH ore, Petite Liverpool J. G. Dale.
Ships-lndependence Crowen Hong Kong; T. C. Scranton
Magma, Lyepool Castor (Br Guthrie Liverpool Tappscot
Co. -
Barks-May Flower Due Barbados H. Trowbridre's Son
Thos. kiam (Br) Dennis London Thos James Howe XII.
ton, Monte Nideo Jasper Bennett Galveston Durham hi.
Brgs-Acme, Haley Cork and market Edmiston Bor T. W.
Bayhew Firth Brmuda Smith. Jones Co; Rosae Fillmore
ST. John, n. F. MCGEE Cuus; Ten Sisters (B Dodrdse
st John, n. F. Dealey Alliance Evanson Liverpool g. "
Nheewrght; Alpha, Holmes, ST. John, ~ B., d. r. Dewof;
1itsna Folsom, Cienuegos Afrowsmith Ball. A. Owen RAY
Ne1vtas Peck Churchi A. Fuker Flye, ST. Pierre c. T.
Schoouer-S NJ Parker Smith Bristol master; Ocean Wave
Warner Washington, Tear Horn; Col Sstterly Kemp,on
Chaetton McCready Mott Co. Viola Haskell Cadiz Moore
Henry G. Hughes Flynn Jemscs; d. NJ. French, Stiles
Richmond Van BTunt 4 Slaaht
sloop-Thos. Huh Hull Bristol, master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO MURDER HIS WIFE.-About
half-psst o'clock yesterday morning, as Officers Car
roll and Valade standing the Of Sussex
and Esex Streets they heard quick and repeated cries
Of Watch" Upon entering the house whence
the cries Issued in Sussex street. they found the
pant Of one of the rooms Thomas Kelly, armed with
large carving knife while bis wife was sitting in
chair apparently much exhausted and her night clothes
covered with blood, which flowing profusely from
a number of small wounds about the head and face
Kelly was dsamed and conveyed to the Station house
where he was locked up. 1t appears that Kelly had
been out spending the evening with PARTY of friends
drinking and carousiDg.
About ~ O'Clock, in the morning, Mrs. Kelly went
after and endeavored to persuade her husband TO 20
home, but was unsuccessful and she accordingly
turned home and retired. About O'Clock, Kelly en-
tered HE house. and quarrel ensued bet him and
bis wife, Finally, Kelly, in bis fury, dragged her
from the bed, when he seized heavy boot and COM
menced beating her the head with the heel Of il.
The fret blow knocked her nsensibe, bu. the brute
continued beating her. When Mrs. Kelly came par
italy TO- she said Don't" don't kill me-" when he
replied: eyes, WILL" DR.. Quidor, City Physician,
was called in and DIRE ssed her wounds and he is under
the impression that she received cut on the head with
the carving knife. She is now lying in very critical
condition. Kelly was committed 70 the County Jail
by Recorder Tden TO await the result of her injuries
The SUPPOSED MURDER OF CAPT. KELLY.-The
inquest on the body Of Richard c. Kelly, captain Of
the schooner Catharne Margaret Of West Farms,
Westchester County N. Y, whose body was found in
the water at Hoboken about three weeks siuce, was
concluded before Coroner Ganey Last evening there
being no further evidence offered
Tie Jury rendered the following verdict We find
that Richard G. Kelly was found drowned and that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
RROOKL wv ITE1NJS.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,-The Fourth Season Of the
Philharmonic Society of Brooklyn will commence its
s.res Of public performances this afternoon with re-
hearsal at the Packer Institute or TIE Brooklyn
Ahepaum probably at the former place, on account Of
unfinished repairs at the Athenaum.
The entire scheme for the Winter comprises FIVE
certs ard fifteen rehearssls. Two of the three re-
hearfals previous TO each concert will take place az
O'Clock in the afternoon; the third will in all cases. &C.
cur at 10 o'clock on the morning of the concert day
The five concerts will be distributed as follows: Now
II, jan s. Feb. g. March %, April 2. The frs. three
rehearsslS will take place az follows: Oct. 20, Nov. B.
Nov. IL.
With the exception Of the fret rehearsal, above
spoken of, the performances will take place at the
Atheneum till the 9Th Of January; and after that
date, at the new Academy of Music The Directors
Of the Association say that the building of the Acsd-
envy will enlarge their plan Of operations and that
topsequent increase Of expenditure will be made.
Under these circumstance they confidently hope that
the active efforts Of the members of the Society will he
directed 10 increasing tho subscription list thus aiding
10 present in an effective manner the best muslcsi
works. The programme Of orchestral music TO be re-
hesrsed for the first concert is this: Beethovens
Second Symphony, d major Robert Sehumans
Manfred" overture; Kreutzes overture, Das
Nachtsger in Granada" Mr. Eisfeld will conduct the
orchestra, which will be led by Mr.. Nol
QUEENS COUNTY BARBEcuE.--The friends of Lincoln
and Hamln in Queens County are making extensive
preparations for their grand barbecue and mass meet
ing, to be held at Doughtys Grove, Brushvills, 1G
miles from Brooklyn, on Wednesday, the 9th. An
OK roasted whole will DO served at noon. Among the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

MUsrY BARRELs.-Msny barrels at this season are
found to have become musy and in that state are nm
fit to use Put into them pint of unslacked fresh
lime pour thereon or two gallons OF water; bung
M and shake the barrel; while shaking loosen the
bupg occasionally, to give VENT when it has stood
three to six hours pour out and then rinse with clean
cold water If not perfectly sweet, repeat the DOSE
Usually one application will be sufficient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
Ry Telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA Oct l9.-An ship Wyoming. from Liver
bark Linds from Matanzss brig John Richards tBr ho
London. via Yarmouth, NJ 8. -
Below, bark Aaron Harvey from the West Coast Of Africa
A large Il ashore on Hamburg Bar.
SAVANNAH, Oct, 18-Arr ship Eew.Engsnd from Liver
pools buk Morton from Newly bs Haise from Belfast
BOSTON Oct l9-Arr bark Vedar. Savony, Afrcai brig
Umpire, Higgins, from Cienfuegos; Hayward Wills nom
Flores.
NEw-oRLEANs, Oct ls-Arr. ships Pacific, New-Yerti
Prince of Wales Bath.
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N-EW-JERSEY ITEMS.

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT WEST HoBoKES.-Speaksr
Pennington addressed large and enthusiastic Republi
can gathering az West Hoboken. The Hudson County
Battalion of WdeAwakes turned out about 500 strong
and acted as guard Of honor to Speaker Pennington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER 20, 1860.

5000 s.s itch In port 2s5oo bale. sUoAR q dun and
declining 1iasto for fully fair hoLasszs 38c
WnIsNY 2c3c TOBACCO IL firm; Lsgs st Gsic Leaf a.
glasc CoPyEE ia firm sales Of the week 800 b'g, laQl3c
prime EFFORTS, $500 bags Stock in port lD bags
81 500 bags the time in las. fKEhTs Got
ton 10 Liverpool 1732d9l6d ExCnAS0E on London, 1870
i0gl and bills Of lsdDg IC6i0l07l SGHr EXCHANGE on
NeW.YcIk ~ cent discount to par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

CHARGED WITH DRUGGIsG AN MANIA servant
Girl named May aias ia the employ Of John Ven, residing Il
No arrested yesterday noon
nv Officer Vaade argd with having sd p some drug
40 hi. little infant three months which is feared VII re-
.pt in death that Thursday the s let me
house about in the absence Of his WIFE, and nn5
be nssnsbe has continued In that condition DR. Morrow
was called n rave bis opinion that paegoc h.d been
In too large quantities and the life Of the child was
n great Danger The girl was held for examination.
HuDsoS COUNTY COURr.-ln The Hudson county
Cont the following cases tried yesterday before Judge
Ogden :, -. n.,,
Patrick Casey strocious assault and battery on Patrick
mpaneed this the accused pleaded guilty and Vefdc
to that eject accordingly rendered. q,
Samuel Kemp,ey for assault battery found guilty
John A. Fer OF Ne~ York tried for perjury in case In
which be defendant respecting the signature Of note
After the summed by counsel on both sdes the
Cont Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this Saturday morning
The Grand Jury in at and presented IL additional
ndc,n making total Of II the present term The Ousi
ness before having been completed the Grand Jury ad
sin die
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
w oRKINGMEN TO THE REsCUE.-Rre77

w ORKlNGMEN TO THE RESCUE.-Pre,
w lection TO Home Industry Free Homes for Free Ne.
FREEDOM Natonal-Savery Sectional meeting Of tho Wofn
Of the NNIIth Ward irrespective OF party viii be hss'
The Deut Dispen 2sd-st and "a MONpAI
October % at "A O'clock Hon. Abnm Wakeman Hon oss
oPSyse Elliott shepard ssl =, peAned SI.n ssS sxs
80. lion. Horace Greeley Hen. Benlamn MIaisiss'
jesse Fonda ESQ., Col Henry Beeny, David Dudley fe,s'
esq, Israel jarvis NJ. D. Benjamin Warden ESQ., John y.
odwen esq, will address the meeting BY order q n
VIM Bruce Secretary; Hugh Stevenson Treasurer Con.
m,tee Of Ausgements-E; c. Lee. ChsirmsBi Watsn
Whse Alexander Cnch 4. Rogers, Benz. T. McKssre,'
Wm Trap J. P. Schmepger NJ e. Lee, VIM DrunusaS
Thomas Mullins, Thomas r. Allen, Christopher BsussA |"
Strch.
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Disasters, &c.

OuyPFc Oct l5-Tbe ship Coral Isle Laverck from Liver
pool for Montreal ledge Of rocks two miles Of
Point Amour Straits of Belle Isle dnng fog Sept ls and be-
total loss small portion Of cargo ooDsus Of olive GU
rice &c. saved and forwarded by schr 70 Montreal Tbs
balance with the wreck sold the spot for &26. Weasel
insured IN New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

The SITE FOR THE New COURT UOUsE.-At the
special t Of the Board OF Supervisors yesterday Super
visor Crooke instituted complaint against M EreaHg Star
which paper had printed statement ree ting the action Of
members the Board In regard to the selection site for the
proposed Court House He pressed resolution inquiry
which carried after discussion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
MADISON SQUARE.

To The Ldftof OF Inc ". 4. IrtOune
SIR: The railing around the Madison square is now
broken down in places always shabby affair.
The pre- good time take II away and Substitute chains
and ion pos which would every purpose and add to
the beauty and usefulness Of the grounds CITIZEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
RRnnKIYN CITY Coz

BRooKLYN CITY Court CALENDAR-Mondsy, Oct.
Nos a. a. There viii be Jury trials during the week
Notes issue for the November term be filed
fore the tn Of that month Jury trials for the term will COM
mence the second Monday 18th proxino.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

THE TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT. WHsoY.-We, the
undersigned merchants of the City Of New York. spprecsug
the noble conduct Of Capt Wilson Of the bg Minnie Schiller
upon the occasion OF the late disaster TO the steamer Cnnaugh
and being DESTROYS Of presenting Capt Wilson, his officers AID
with suitable testimonials do subscribe the set after
names for that purpose;
In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

Those deIous Of subscribing to the above fund requisite
send their subscriptions to the Office o. Rowland AspnwA
Nos. 81 and IS South street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

OnsrouIEs OF THE LATE Co.. +. l.. SSow.- Ths
Sseouies Of the late Col. f. L. Snow took pie 70 last
evening, at the Greene street Methodist RO;sconal
Church. The house was nearly filed. rha congre
cation was made up in large degree Of members of
various orders devoted TO the 40 Of ,amnerance
Within the railing that incloses ,ho o,o- vera the
Grand Council of the f. L. S. Association q soci-
ETY. formed IN 1886 in honor e the deceased and now
numbering shout $50 men, .r. Tmnres.ive addresses
were mace oy tne Kew Aatthew Hale Smith, the Rev.
DR.. Cnspn' ,he ne' j. Hayward, and the Rev. MIR.
Pa melee ooi .ow was Of the original sixteen
who iounoso u" Order Of the Sons Of Temperance in
1872, ana De' ad always been Jealous worker in the
temperance cause, literally sacrificing for it his time,
his mes' Ia, and his energies. AS DR.. Chaplin elo-
9uenP y remarked, he was man who worked for
or ere for God and humanity, and in bis practical life
Illustrated the motto that blszes under the heraldc do
wee Of the Prince Of Wales, Ich Diem "-' serve
THE NEW NEw-YoRK Charlottesville elegant
equipments of the Fifth-svenue palace of which Mr.
T. X Haieht was recen ly the lord, are scarcely re-
moved by their before the palace itself ID
nsurped by new and brilliant power. The halls will
continue TO resound with music the lights will blazt
with an undmmed brilhancy, and fashion will still
hold sway. The house will be occupied by the New
York Club but the present ediCe afOrding insufficient
accommodation, additions will be made which vii
render the establishment perfect for its new purpose
No club in NewYork, and perhaps none in the world
Will have apartments 80 capacious and charming
The buildings when completed will cover an ares
100 fest front on Fifth avenue and $50 feet on Fit
teenth street. The basement will be devoted to the
cuisine The suite of parOrs, with their Corinthian
columns opens into Oriental conservatory, with ar
boral and satuesque and piscatOria enchantments-a
glorious lounge for the Summer night and gorgeous
addition to a gay and festive scene The biiardroom
will be east of the conservatory. 1t will be % feet in
width and So feet in length, and will face Fifteenth
street. PantIies, Mushrooms, &c., will fill the re-
manning space. The dniDgroom will connect with the
hilsrd-roow. Its dimensions will be 2Ox5O feet. Ii
will have floor inlaid with colored wood The cost
these additions will not fall short of 0OO and the
whole building will be ready for the occupation Of the
Club in about four weeks although it will not be taken
before the first of January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
X.n noors, d ae0sssOEy % the desth Of eaid Rich-

william Hoops- 10 accessory 70 the death Of eaid Rich-
ard C. Kelly" :,
Hooper, who vas the only hand employed on board
If the schooner, wls seen in company viii the captain
in Hoboken, Oh tho evening previous TO the sinking
Of the ves,el which was lying at anchor short dis-
lance from the shore Since that time he and the
yawlboat have been missing and are no where to DO
found.
Capt. Jackson brotheriu-law OF deceased mas
spent much time in sndsavorDg 70 sscera,n ''e
rbsreabouts of Hooper, or the yawlboat. Il is sup
o.ad that Hooper has been secretsd al the house of
Il, .iaer in Thirty-thid street, NewYOrk, and that
be is now in Brooklyn. man ans wering to his de-
scrption was observed in the ViciAiy oil aS sister
house on Tuesday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

DyvocRATIc PRIMARIEs.-The Democratic Prina-
RES in Hudson County to cleo, delegates to the County
Convention to nominate candidates for Sheriff and
CoTonsrs were held last evening. As far az heard
from, everything passed off quietly.