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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

az 4 TO- aud He Saenos Ayres, for ansds
d1 Only moderate demand e.s for and o4.
are sales q ~ bali at l5c 5. are in
Quest Il lOdl9c ta ,os Old are quiet md nominal.
LiMEThe demand ,oy RocklsY /, moaerae and prices
steady sse'o" otls Common at zoe Lump Is held al Sl
MOL'S es-Ibe dem,ud moderatej sales % hhds En-
glt,,n ,nds at 3sc leo hhds. Cuba at 2dhe. -, II,
Val STORES-Spn Tpen ipe Il quite dnii out tneIe
no az poion 10 press sales oness iuu previous aees
ss of az NewYoIk bbls at 4lc cash; shipping Is heia ny
a. 4oc and Merchandise at 39ic Crud- Is hrner the move
,,t rerrsd 70 IN last mpTsed 2lOa5 900 bh Norm
"a Common Kosn Is dali az = 30 ~ 80 10, sfoat Sal ct
1oo hb In 80 and 30 do. strained at tl W q 90
In y.Td the medium and hnc gades dbl at previous rates
Tar Il onet but steady at 81 70 f1r Washington
Linseed In limited demhnd al sea Oc from crush
.rs hand. Crude Whsle Is quiet but hTm az 35d3c Refined
WIZ Ter Reaehed Is In f- at d63c rude
spgrs quiet vet steady at 81 @ ri 50; other descriptions
ore equally quiet but prices generally rule hrniy -,
PROVISONS-The deunndfor p1rk more octge and Mess
(, rather rner sales Of 100 bills ct B9 4ODt9 W. Tor new
Mess chiefly at $40 45OTl9 5O $l4 l50S4 ~ for
Prime and $40 80 for Clear Beef active and prices
reg: of7JO bbl a. s90 $40 for epscked Mess and
800 bb SaI3ic. Meats sparngy oe ed sales Of
10 new city cured 1.-THE Of the season. at l0tc Butter
good demand and q. ady at dl6c for Ohio, and a20
FOR common prime State Cheese are in aetye demand and
are hrn st 8dlGc. for Ohio and l0dilc. for stare
RICE quet sales Of LIS ties at - 2OGS5 IS for common
choice.
SEEDS Lnseed quiet but firm 81 Is in Boston
the spot and III 90 here and 10 arrive Bombay ia held at
SUGARS-The market IL esdy sales Of l25 hhds Cuba
0d7ic portion kept quiet and Intended fol- Mondays report
Also 2 900 boxes Havana az 7c.
SALTThe market has increased in activity sqes Of
Turks Island Q40 TO Is 900 bush private terms $500 sacks
Liverpool Ground 500 DO Ashtobs aud 200 do We gtons
per Belle Of the Ocean on terms not made puolic.
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Passengers sailed

In iteamhp raHd,IR for Southampton and Rar,s-J. B.
BRUSH and lady Mr. Ackerman EewYork Juan B. Ponce De
Leon Hayana W. BIamhsll NewYork; Capt John Webb
Salem; Mr. and Mrs j. MsGuckn and servant, DR. Hitch
cock r J. II. Duuuty EewY York Mr. and Mr NJ Harden
burph, Hartford aud A. Munoz Havana Mrs Boyce and
daughter La Mr. and Mrs Julius WAGNER Mr. and Mrs Geo
H. HUGHES Mr. Brown Mr. and Mrs j. S-n5erg two children
and nurse; Mr.. Koch, J. Howell c. Dntlk p " Mondon
c. r. Griffin T. AntoDisson fife and child PORTER aud friend
MI Bar,ewal New Yor6 p Uuutio Havana w Wellington
jr Mis- Julia Wellington Mass Mr.. Corytou, w IL Paine
Mr. Gross T. Wolf Or Caution and sister Parker L. Lane
wife children and infants NJ KOeng, +. Camps New. foIt
Joaquin Carjo Madame Coignon Mr. Leco'te and two child
Ens Sophia Stop Havana John Punchon, Albany r
J. Besenbach, San Anonoi DR. b. A. Durand New-Granada
Wilhelm Joos, Central America; +. Gres Philadelphia; Mr.
Foie New neaI Mr. and Mrs. Bauer and two children
Gin Mrs. NJ. A. Penfod, Joseph Cook Back Thurling
c. Gerard, John Gold Mr. Dublon, a Weper w. Benner B.
Stonr. lady and four children; Bremsns p Langen5ech
sud two children C. Haas, Mrs Selma Woodward and child
Mrs X Werich and child Mr. and Mrs Benz White and two
children Mr. and Mrs Chapus and two children, New.iork
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bolot aud chld NewOeans Jos Rushter
Gin L. n. f. Werskoph PHILADELPHIA Joseph Henry and
Ia moTe A. Ford, lady and child Conn Sophia de Jonghe
Brussels A Schter, New-York N lmeh, Mona Antonio
Bsnveugs, San Francisco; VIM BIce, Worsr Mad Morer
j. Zez and wife Miss Louisa Weiss Henry Hill L. Peronnet
Madame Gasoline New.York and others. Total, 2lo.
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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-Last night, as olcers
Sheehan and Case of the Sixth Precinct were passog
down Center street they observed saspicous-iooN'g
character at the bottom of the cellar steps OF NO.
occupied by Messrs. Slowey & Wood as restaurant
and louor saloon When questioned as to his business,
he said he was going in to get the keys Of the upper
door. and told the officers to hold on moment The
man then disappeared, and the oicers, after waiting
some time for his return descended the steps, and by
the LIGHT of a match discovered that large pane OF
glass In the basement window had been broken out.
The thought struck them that the fellow whom they
saw was burglar and they at once entered upon an
investigation. Entering the bllding through the
broken window, they searched the place thoroughly,
and found the scutle door open. They
then searched several other houses adjoining, and
finally found the fellow in the apartment of Mr.. Mer'
duich in the attic of No Center street. He had de
seer ded the scuttle into Mr.. NJ. room, when ne was
colared by the occupant, who demanded to know his
business The fellow at first said he had made mis-
tske but finding that his story not credited, drew
a knife and was about 10 attack Mr.. M, when the
officer descended the scuttle stairway. He gave his
name as Henry Dunn, and had in his possession two
bottles Of champagne aud large quantity Of cigars
The accused was locked up in the Sixth Ward Station
House. The same place was burglarionsly entered
night OF two ago. and is probable that Dunn was the
I'm oil
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Passengers Arrived

IN steamship City Of MaRchey from Lireypoo and Queens.
f9gn-Miss NJ. A Rove Mr. and Miss Henhques Miss Philips
Mrs Bendain four children and nure Mr. and Mrs Raws9n
ard three child rem j. Tsy lo Moh Frost r. NJ Cyer,
Mr. and Mrs g. C. Stokes and three children l. Rob
in,on Mr. and Mrs Giamer Mr. and Mrs Evans, Melee
Johnson Mrs Johnson Capt Anderson Ogden, Schaager
Truman Rogers J. b. Smith lady aud two dsughte Joseph
TGinty HepbnIne Miss Caldwell, Mrs Smith, Mrs Weed Mr.
MOODY and wife, Miss Rosenberg s. Arthur NJ A. TIecot
Mr. and Mr.. Gerard H. Mayer n Goddard, r. Robert.
son, H. Quinan, T. q. Lothian, j. Boland h. Crook T. L..
Wells f. Walker Lear w Es,hmen, Ranshde Castillo,
A. Greene, Mr. and Mrs Ho-y, J. TucAer, Leigh Rev.
" bowling G. smith Mr. and Mrs McKayen and daughter J.
In stedm,h Prince Albert from GaiDdy and 81 Johns ~
F-MT aud Mr. Boadwood aud four daughte Msrat Car
ty A. Meekins j. Meekins Mrs Wrof Miss Ship. Edward
Downing La~er, MIS-. and Miss LaWler w. Lswler Ellen
Taylor NJ. ONiel r Hus'ay, Warren and Thos Riley,
Mr. sud Mrs. Parck OTooe, II and Mrs. Knapp II knspp,
Ann HopweL VIM HopFell, Mrs. Savage, Mrs Wright Geo.
Rob,s X. Todd Thos Mnls Rev. Mr. Hogan Rev Mr. Sec
ron Rev Mr. Fulmtr Cation, Mr. Brady c. william. William
O'Ne Mr. Bigger q King A Walbrijge, Mrs Hill HILL J.
b. Woods James and Jane Cooney WIN McEvery w Toba,
b BuIns Robe and Kate Burns Mary Jones. John Shaw r.
aud John Cults Ann and Csharne Curtis ga landed a. ST.
John'sl
Ia bdrk Regatta from PsyHdabucoJohn Wadder lady and
children ID LansbuTy.
H. barb Clara Suta from MardoGibo-C j. Redel, lady,
two children and servant
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THE NEW ALMADEN MINE AND THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL.


To the Hon J. s. Black Att9yasy Gcne,ot o. s. u,,.. -
person may uhstantae by examination Of the voumi'
ninous testimony before the United States Courts 10 Cal
Ths, in 1875 when California province Of Mexico,
Andres Cslero, Mexican officer travelling In the country
was shown by residents deposit Of canabar spur OF
the Sierra AEu coast rsnge of mountains San Jose Being
tor metllu git he recognized the ore OF qutcks
yer and sking persons who showed to him into partner
ship they the mine according to the forms Of the
Mexican mining law, before the nearest Juec ohcer who
going out to the mine with them company with numbers Of
tue neehhong fanchero gave them possession Of H. Cast
his associates working it, and did work Il
in way the whole of lo4S6. Gsee Lieut. Reyeres
Tour Duty in Caiorns" in l3i6 and Brysnts What Saw
in California In 1919 Denouncement and possession
Mexican laws By this method the mining rights 10 Mexico
obtained sud retail ed. This initial step ia the Almaden title
is historical The early books California record the facts and
great nun beers of unmpeachsbe living witnesses attest It,
In 1895 Commodore soat hol.ted American flag In Monte
hJ sdd the inhabitants he promised them every
private g should be ny9Sy TePeeted ba and ,%peqaon.
in pscon Of lands under color Of title should have their pos
entitled to and became beuehcaes under this first Ame
for they In possession Of the Amsden mines by
the Ony color title" which could be had TO mine.
In early Spring 1896 Caeo to the cisy OF Mexico
to claim the ding national reward Offered dcoveren Of
quantity ofquicsye hasss R.Pot Of the Secretary Of State
to the Mexican Congress 1879 He also obta,ned gram %
you say there no doubt that the tepaper in this
armies II the United States Cssuero could obtain the
IS 600 or the quicksilver aks aud not having ap ngotat
ed with the wealthy English house OF Barron Forbes Co. o.
Mexico ard Topic to work the mines shares Ia 1871 Mr.
Forbes then seventy years old proceeded to California and
personally superintendent the emerged working lie found Ia
charge OF one James Forbes resident in California who
tptsentod Of the partners Ia Castero Co From
he mines the house of Baron Forbes Co invested In their
development and machinery furnaces Sc the large Of
and yielded o% VS. to IL s5 p'a NJ net pos Of o@
5s Rg the SIa Of Me T Randolph
s,anton For nearly .So year. hi, mine which employed
% Al lab M ID Ia has een
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Charleston spoGorJ Teston Co Alabap Schsnek Sava1
nah s. L. Mobn Son Baltimore Greene Havana MssaIre
Co Hstsnzss Lisesang Matatza Mora Bros, Navarro
90 Palersblrg Powell, Wilndngtr II. B. Cfomwel Co !
Monticello Osgsr Alexandria, NC H. y. Cromwell Co. Po
touac Watson Baltimore, II B. Cromwell n Co.
Ship-w.bio0L Hedge, San Fr,n"bco, WIN. T. Colsmsn
10 flyinc Cnders Horton San francisco r. VI. Cooley ed
wand Everett Gnniy. Baltimore Godgin General Novel;
Newell Liverpool Rowland rockingham; Olamon. Stewart
iv.rprol n, smith Sons Qocktep Wade, Lop don Dunnau
a Dimon John Fyle, Penber, Gllsgow, Durham Dimoni
Parthsnon Lebe Norfolk
fBremep) Wulf Bremen Northwood HIler, Csdz Grund
WesteIyGH
BirEM.fy Ellen Sheridan. S. John, n B., D n. Dewolf;
A. %elinrton Jackson Bufnos Ayrss r. I. Mayhem Co
Winthrop Bearse, Sayanius Handy & Everett.
Schooner.-Leroy Osborn Norfolk, Stues Chairman Re-
brccG Mcgee Po,orsburg Cole, Hamlet Wade St. Johns,
H. Pot Small; SepiGns Br) Morris, Halifax, d 4. De.
wolf; r. W brown BuroD Savannah McCready Mott Co.
Ocean Wave Zuf Norfolk master Tuns Dep-w Edmonds,
Alexandra MASTER yorktown, Woelon Alexandra, Stafford
Goodse Boston Dvyton Co. Laeon, Bense Boston T. C.
LYMAN, stanIard, New Haven, master.
Shops Wonder Halock Bristol, MASTER J. NJ Warren,
ChaDuIhI. New Haven master.
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Mnrkers-Rerorted BIZ TelegranL.

PmLADELPHA, Sept. e.-FL0uR firm super6ne at So
pHRAT buoyent Bed at 81 45 White at 55 81 81 Coas
DOLL at I4qf5c WhrsKY advanced le ono at2iG25c Cor
OsypGo sept g. o m-FLouR duh but unchanged at SIS 50
fs Extra States 81 for ayoh,e dOuble;exra City brands
w R1d %gS. 2 m @ No cbaso s9ns at
90 COO bash do al something this quotation CoRS
CaSGG FREiGHTs unshsDgsdj S5e Flour, Re wass
ijc on Corn to Eew-York LAKE IMPoRTs-6l 800 bush
CA EgI ExPCR1s%5 500 bush wheat TO- bush Com
CHSAeo Sept I 5S a5a, wgEA H. acy, and
sOas for No in store. CORN active sales 2i0C bush at
S 90 s 'Die w&s rs c bush Corn o6
bbs Fcur coo bush Wheat FRgIGHTs quiet large fleet
is Sight EXCHANGE on NewYorA Bank rate reduced TO
tGslsf sept S-FLouR in light supply which still restricts
are az follows good State IS 25a IS So state
IS Oa SIS sOi good Western IS 7od SO; extra Michsn Wis
common Canada SC@ IS sO eatIa Csgad. Sc %g$7 5o
fancy Gsnesee seGse a5 extra do Sc 500 ~ so WnBI in
fair nng inquiry out prices are above buyers views snd
realized for Flour; sales 400 bush prime Red
for state the higher price for delivered Cons held 6rmiy aud
not much Offering bush Western Mixed 63d65ic.
NOBLE Sept CoTTos-saes to-day 200 bales at lsic. for
middng sales Of the Eeek sS bales receipts Of the EEK
creased receipts to f3te, 500 bales st0cn $50
sIGHr EXCHANGES Ne~.YOrt par to sc. premium STER
ING ExoHAsGE, SlaSie premium. Exports for the week
BAITrwoRE Sept s-FLouR steady IS WHEAT quiet and
very hm Wsse % 25G 81 50 Tor RED and 81 900 IS
1c Coffee steady at 10. ollie WHISKY closed hr 2ss0
Ac
BrFPALo Sept le6O-FLOUR scarce firm sad in good de-
uad WHEAT opened steady bat closed quiet sales $1,000
bush No Chicago Spring in port snd TO 81 l0 1900
bu,h No do 81 49, IL coo bush amber Ohio 81 200B1 2i
90 bush red do aost 81 2O 5000 bush Milwaukee club
bush white Canada private terms Corn easier sales
lOO bush at a5e. 0ATs steady sales 5000 bush at Bic
WEISS pSn at zc GOO Ca5 5 ESEIsars steody IaFGnTs
9CG0 bush Oats and 900 bush. Barley ExPORTsl5300O
bush Wheat % go bush Corn.
PORT OF BOSTON AND CHARLESTOWN
Monthly Statement Of the value Of Imports and Exports OF
Goods Wares and Merchandise entered during the month Of
August, ls60:
SPECIES or GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE .
IMPORTS. Value
Dutiabe entered for con'un
Dutiabe 20l
Free, (eIcusiye Of Specie and Bulion). 76l279
Specie and Buion'....
.......U.$4,l5ll8 O
EXPORTS.
Domestic Merchandise 400
Foreign Merchandise dutiable 64935
Foreign Merchandise free. %
Specie and Bullion. III 100
as SIS
Merchandise withdrawn warehouse for consptn Ol67
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

the purchase of liquor They are perrietsDt IN 'ne'r
eptreaties for penny to purchase bit Of bread,
and no. unfrequeOty folio persons for han DOCK
or MORE
In consequence Of these complaints the General Sr
ce,ipt,pdent yofte day directed the CaPtAir Of the
several Precincts to use suiciep' ucmber of their
force in plain dress 10 arrest I'll persons found in the
act of begging in the vcaty of the different churches
IN thei districts dur the d,y and have them con-
veyed before re Court to which they make their
morning return. Agreeably with the order, men were
sent out, and during the morning and afternoon tn:
nrmber Of norsons arres.ad was az follows:
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markets-cARnruI1I REPORTED ,oA TIE N Y. TRIBUNE

o.
AsHEs-The demand is fair for both kinds and prices
steady sales Of Pots at IS IS and Pearls at RS SGT
COTTON-The me ke is quiet sales Of 900 bales We con.
nue to quote M5dog Upsnds a lOi' and 90 Gul at He
csibo l3l0l4i SIS bag Savsuia private terms The
auction sale % lily considered was isTy spirited 100 bags
sold at l3c s3 40 y 100 70. After the sale
200 bsgs were taken ut 10 Gl4c.
and the tendency Of prices
owing 10 difficulty Of procuring the raw natea even
at enhanced rates We quote prime CITY brands at laSc
with BUYERS than sellers Ut the inside price. Sperm
steady at 86d8gc and Patent at 46diSc.
flour AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western and State
Fonr less active the assortment Limited but sellers have
the advantage The demand chiefly Cor the home trade ship
per holding of In anticipation Of lower prices sales Of 200
bs sts5 1896 80 for supehne state aud Western; f60
al No or Fxtr State 90 foUthe low grades Western
LO 49, ~ On -, sbin,n. h,.,d 81 ,onua.boon -.
Ohio 5jU 81 for trade brands do and - 550 ~ for 81.
Louis EItrbs Canadian Flour l. IN fair demand with only
limited stock Of the low gai sales Of 40 bg AZ od %
for Extra Southern Flour n sud the better grades
scarce shade higher the close the arrivals moderate
Of 800 bb at 90 1856 IS oI mixed 10 good supeThne
Baltimore and g. 40a ~ 90 for tbs better grades Rye
go bbs Corn Meal Is and the demand il fair
o. 90 for jersey and +4sfoT Brsndywne.
GRAlN-Tho Wheat market opened h'm With good de
maud the doll aud heavy, especially common
grades with large offerings for future delivery Mefs hold
uR of for assortment Of choice brands The bulk Of
Spring and Red Winter auyngis IN bad condition The sales
are 900 bush Red Western at ~ 3Oa 30 for son and 38
Al 40 for good Il 100 bush Amber Western at ri 310tl 81
for soft and r ~ prime; IL 400 bush White Ohio &c
$50 ~ for soft ard ~ 4id 81 80 for fair 10 prime coo
White Michigan 1T 81 asa Oh for good to choce 1900 bush
30 Tor prime No and u 60 bush. Milwaukee Club -
live on pya Bailey sud Barley Malt ar. quiet Oats
snd IN good request 4O14lc for Western and Can
edp ld42c for state Rye IL IN moderate tapply aud
price are firm sales Of 900 bush pine st Sc Cora has de-
ened Ices active buyer holding on Ia aupaion Of
rates sales Of ~ 600 bush u sc for un-ouud tl d6
fer sound Western mixed 'c Ioi 'eI) sh '7u ~" aa '''
fof elbow Do. $1,000,
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No arrests were made in any of the other Wards
than those above mentioned. Those arrested during
the forenoon were conveyed TO the Police Courts and
sent 70 the Work House as Migrants.
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X RIED

FRENCH-vEILE-A Saratoga spriugs, Thursday, Sept
the Rev Mexican. Mr.. David French Of Jericho "
10 Mrs Elizabeth yeile Of Saratoga Springs
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Branardi Charlotte usnberg, VIM Handn John SensburY
ar, rsn non ia We Chsrls A. Co'. lyer, Chss T.
vt rs ~ bIoos ,n; Gib, s. Rergen Ne vLot and David
,sn le"L e New Utrecht, AID Sansbury bequshs1 500
era cy $500 to~ ards the erection II Catholic
NV IN t,,yde1 commenced vi hin period Of tive
sc,,C and n the event # his Widows death 81 90 10 the
library of the Roaau Catholic Orphan Asylum.
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Boy DRowNRD.-CoroDeT Horton ned an inques,
il years who was Crowned by falling OF pier HbeeFs
staye yard in Furman 'tr.e on drdy evening NO oee
was made and body recovered By means OF gapping
ions q verdict of death by downing rendered.
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Recfipfs Of Produce.

Total BY all Routes, Sept g. ls60.-2381O bbla Flour
9l2 bb Com Meal 100 Cal bush Wheat 81 37 bush Corn
% SOS bush Oats 62 bash Rye $40 pkgs Provisions "A pkg'
Ashes 597 pkgs Seed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

Change OF SEDUcTIoS.-Francis Garbev, married
man was arrested Yesterday the complaint Of Helen Smp-
son who chsrees with having the % Of January last
,educed her promise Of marriage The complainant
servant and prisoner visited her representing himself
10 be single man. He held for hearing.
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MIED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-sEFT g.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-sBFT. 8.
Before Commissioner BRIDGHAN
TIRE MURDER on BOARD THE FIDELh.
JnTthe cass Of Seymour w. Benedict and David
Ferguson Of the ship Fidelia VIII, charged With
the murder of unknown board the Fdea the Com
denied caon made by the prisoners counsel
TO admit them bail the ground that the ofense being
capital one, not bailabe.
CHARGE OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT COIN.
Margaret No obsn, an Irish woman was brought
Commissioner a charge Of passing felt half
dollars Hebrew dry goods dealer in Essex street The EVIL
dence showed that the paste the COIN but not
proven that she knew II TO be bad She discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

PRlzE-FIeHr.-A prize-fght, between two New
York pugsts place IN the yiry Of Fort Heni n
eariy hour Saturday morning so quietly had w
arranged th-t ell before the police authorizes "o
any information aboutit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

CoNyrssIoy OF 4 BURG AR.-Goorgs w. Wall,
tbe engineer of Conosers KindineWood estabishmoat
M I90 Horao street ~ arrested yesterday on charge
~ having on tb 18th Of August last buglshOuly entered the
ocs of Mr. Conover and stolen $50 portion Of the
was found his house In Sanford street Brooklyn and he con
n burglary. He committed for trial by Justice
No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

STABBIsG ARRAY BETWEEN Boys.--A dispute
occurred at market in James Thursday nigh last
between boys, named James Gilen and James Walsh
when fermer alleged stabbed other in the 81
ipfctin serious wound The injury though 10 be slight
but Gently the h become quite alarming
. 80 Giend fearful Of the result. Gen has kept Of
he
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hewsy.

LAUSCH.-A steamboat Quit for the Brazilian Gov
errment launched from the shpyard Of Messrs Webb
Bell Greenpeir Saturday large of people
present 10 witness the sunch description Of the vessel
has already appeared IN THE Tribune
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs-sgPT. e-BefOre Justice
INGRAHAM.
DECISIONS.
Herman Rookie sgt Caroline Roeke.-Referred back
tor aferae
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Steamships Vanderbilt Lefeue HAVE d, Torrance York
Jwn Parish Norfolk Ludlan llenekea Columbia, Berry
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MILITARY MATTERS Col. C.. Schwarz waelder, OF
the Fifth Regiment, NewYork State Militia, Jefferson
Guards, sometime ago applied to the War Department
for permission 10 occupy Bedloes Island for the pur
pose Of instrucng his practically in all the ssr
vices required from regular regiment, 80 as to make
bis men useful in case their services should be required
for defense sganst foreign enemy or otherwise The
following document was received Friday granting
the privilege 1t was received by the members OF the
Fifth with general satisfaction. 1t is understood that
they will proceed to Bedloes Island week after next
bat the precise time has not yet been settled upon
"ApIUTAsr Generals OFFICE,
WAsHINGTos. Sept 1860
"COl Sh00yrpaeder, commanding fVA h9'"'"t CO. '
Ctty u NeO York. -. - .-.-.
"SE: Your letter Of the 18th uimo the War Department
sSDg permission occupy Bedoes Island NewfoIk aD1
and the thereon d1ng the present moi IN
for the practical Of the Regiment under your com
Isnd has bell referred to this Office The Secretary OF war
approves your request and Lie Gen Scott commanding me
Army desired 10 give the orders 70 carry
into effect have the honor 70 be- Sir obedient servant
~. A. NICHOLS Assistant Adjutsnt General"
The City Blues of Paterson, Nj, passed through
the city on Saturday morning, on their way home
having been on a visit during the past week TO New
Haven and Providence. They were accompanied by
Sbeltons band, and mustered forty-three muskets.
Their Uniform similar to that Of the Ninth regiment,
consisting of dark blue fock coat and pauts with red
trimmings. Tney attracted considerable attention on
their march down Broadway.
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meet to-day.

The JUVENILE HOUSE or IEDUsTRY.-The whole
number admitted 10 this institution since II established s
500 Of which 100 were Admitted during the pact year snd ~,
disehteed Total relnainng l0 The children committed
during the past year were idle and uant " homeless 10 va
grants Il insubordnoton, as petty crimes poverty pa
rents 10 90 were fatheres mOtheress and 10 Orphans
e sges Of the children range from IL years Tie tduca
Sns exercises Of this institution the In the public