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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29
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OAK ORCHARD ACID-SPRING WATEA.-

OAh ONtHfND
curative properties OF thS Wster established sueos
Call testimonials from physicians aud other respscas
individuals
HIRAs w. BosrwIcx Gate Of Corning) Sole AseuA
Metropolitan Hotel Buildings No. y+ BroadwW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

H.R.H. THE Prince OF WALES and SUITE al
BRADYs NATIONAL PoRTRATr GALLERY,
Corner Of Broadway and 10Th Of.
TuY ONLY GALLERY IN THE UsTkD Stairs
Honored vi Special Witt by the Royal party.
Photographs Of II R. H. the Prince Of Wales and SITE -
view Brsdy's g ilery.
Copies IN every style Of tire art for sale
Gallery open from q. m. to p IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

The Bremen steamer New-York, Capt. II. j. Won
Santen, left on Saturday afternoon for Bremen, via
Southampton with 40 cabin passengers, and Is in the
setrsge She takes out s97 300 in specie aud 1900
pounds Of oliver ore. Capt. Many Of the National
observatory, Washington, was passenger.
Tie British steamer City of Manchester, Capt.
Pe,Iie, aso sailed for Liverpool, with II cabin pas
seDgers and SO in the Storage. She takes out $1,000
in sptcie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

A WARRANT FOR MARSHAL "Reminiscences
Kelly on Saturday afternoon i'sued warrant for the
arrest Of United States Marshal Isaiah Rynders, on
charge Of assault and battery, preferred by William
Barney. The com planant is the young man whom
the Marshal 20 bruially assaulted when he called a.
the Mahals Office with his grandfather, to &c. GER
tain negro boys transferred from the Jail to the Coored
Home. Mr.. Barneys affidavit is supported by that
Lewis Tappsn, his grandfather, and VIM. Curt
NOyes. Mr.. Rynders will probably be brought before
the magistrate this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

COUNTERFEIT MosEY.-A canal bostnsn, named
Eehoas Kneelaud was arrested Friday night by ofcsT
Rks Of he Hsrbor Police for ps'sirg counterfeit &s bill
On m. Fast River Bank New York He locked for
bestipe large number Of these bills are ailost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

HUpsoS County CoURT. Oct. N.-In the Hudson
County Court Saturday Frederick Psuder was tried for petit
larceny found guilty and sentenced to 20 days the County
jail
John acted his plea Of not yuily and pleaded guilty to
assault and bsttery III Collns Fined IS AID costs
John Ssrkey indicted for socious assault and battery was
70 nd guilty o. assault AID bstierJ and was hned so
on Ellen RYAN. &,
Tto Foley pleaded guilty to assault ar dbstey and was hnsd
nd crsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

CoEvIcTED.-The three young men tried at tn
Hrdson County Court Friday for assault on tinsns OF Sc
David Swain three counts fined 800 and costs Fred
etick H. Turner two counts, @J az John fauki en-
OF a court was fined $50
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IAdysItisement
EDWARD III. DIXON, NJ d., Editor OF III

gedpel and Operating and Coasueng bursson Ne aANe
Once oopsultstleus The obscure diseases q s pe
vsces Rupture Piles vaoocele aud fstGt radically cure
without the Knife hgaturs. 0acs hosu fro. 70 10
and 10 EVENING"
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MEDICAL.-The undersigned pupil Of RiCORD.
the celebrated Sexual Surgeon OF Paris and Of Prof C,ssccHS
and MoTT Of this city, treats sful NKsy0vs 0ssLrt
and certain other diseases Of importance the Ne
6.8 Broadway, Bond st. New York From 10 sna 70
evening. COnsuitatsoR ~ F,anfdA c. ID. HAzsosn NJ d
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KNOCKED BOWS AND ROBBED Officer wilson OF
the Third Precinct arrested two persons named christopher
A.n ana Srah Brennan Saturday, the compliant oil
Rhsd stspeton, who changes the deeodnt' with hs'ins
kned him down and robbed him Of f58 The parties all re-
5 In the nsiqbborhood Of Seyns and Union Streets near
which place robbery alleged peIpetrated on ih' even
Inc revous Staple on badly besen about the head The
sce1sed were committed by jos ice Bachy oE tx Animation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

The besutifol Cameo presented by his Holiness the
Pope for the charities Of the Sisters OF Mercy, will oe
drawn for on the I'd Of December, at the Convent OF
Mercy, in Houston street. The manner OF drawing
viii be arranged and supeIiutended by Couuitee OF
eentemen. Tickets for the Cameo may be had a. the
ttore of Mr.. Scbaus, No. 629 Broadway, and also at
the Convent.
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GAS GAS, GAS FIXTURES.-Just out OF our Fac
,,r an inmeose Of patterns Call Manafss
turing Depot No 579 Broadway, opposite Nibos
WAEssn lcK 4 Co
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IAdyer ssment
; NOVELTIES IN MISSES HATS.

Something eyiee tlv Just imports from Europe
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NEW-YORK Oct IS, 1sba.
REV STEPHEN H. TYSG D. D., No. 80 East SIteenth street.
Dear The Times this day find the ICING nnds<
the head report of the American Church hssiouy Socef
meefiag: 81,
"HeDr Tyng) dyulged interesting fact relative to The
ball Prince Wae which believe has not before
discloed to the public from any secular Ball Black
Co Tyog have stated that by the rent OF sSes
for women the Princes bal they made enough to
the rent o their store for year"
we were coguzat that reports werecircuius FOR
Pot TO her truth but being nasols
- trace them could take seton Now, feel that
spousibs party has aided giving currency TO the sehood
Apply to Sir respectfully demanding your authority ot sacs
a .tatenes l. In order that may publicly deny it.
An convenient will ruch o6lgs Reverend
s;r vonrs rssnectpix (SRned) BALL. BLACK Co.
s-Dr Tsng being waited upon by Of claks, to-
know he would kindly reply 20 the above to-day said that he
cosc cred the Letter psuDg and would make no repy what
ever % Il that under circumstances, would ne give his ae-
boty; ana rsht seek redress IN any wey Wa thought
proper. n, ..,n
Ii cur letter DR. ryng insulting we did not 80 iete.d t.
" believe HE pablo viii sduit night q make the inquiry,
no Ter now exalted dgni6ed position of individual
who osinaes ccuAtes such LIBEL affecting az does.
thsmselyea ss v ell as US b., b. l. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

No. A. Pre- strset After his arrest hurry stated that
be bad realized the morey on the note and hsd lost
meet Of il at faro in tbs houses kept yths above per
scDs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29
Advertisement. ...-
NEW YORK, Friday, Oct Is, isss.

To The Editor Of The ~ Y Tines
Your editorial article on Borrowed Plumes, n
to-day ue reflects upjuty the ladies Of New fss
our customers ourselves that feel called upon ask yss
TO give place a few remarks from us In reply
II were that the diamonds at the Princes Bsx
which came from establishment only hired for the 90
cson your remks deprecsng such preentous
end bad TASTE entirely pertinent aud would not a'ruSs
Any Of but abuteiy and totally Jase
as cpped ousere and think that every respectable hssss
Ia the trade say the same.
You can Judge then what establishment and mohsstion yssr
Article will produce among the ladies of and 81 the
country generally who will probably feel necessary bereax
bills their ornaments Ia order 10 relieve
susrions unwsrrSnsed and unworthy
We had already the Rev. Dr. Tying In
OF your official report In yesterdays TINES copy OF which
give below.
contradiction and efuaon Of the incorrect report 90 FAR
would thank you to publish the whole
at On early day.
Yours, very respectfully,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

BURGLARS AT WoRK.-Mr. William Tess, Ger
man, sleeps in bis grocery store, No. 81 Greenwich
street. short time before daylight yesterday morn
ing he was awakened by hearing noise in the front
part of the store On turning over in bed TO see the
csuse of it, he discovered two men behind the counter
busily engaged in examining his stock. He quietly
drew revolver from beneath his pillow, and was pre-
pairing to fire at one of them when they detected his
movements, and incontnently lied. He fired 81 them
ION the wing" however, but shot vile Of the marx,
and they succeeded in escaping 6v the door, which
they had previously broken open. Sab ,l7ntiy,
Officer Studley of the Fifth Waed arrested one OF
them who was positively identified by Mr.. Tess Toe
prisoner was taken before Justice Kelly where he
gave his name as John McDonald, and was committed
TO answer.
ATTEMPTED MURDER-0n Saturday abou. 3 M,
a young man named Charles Lewis Keliog
went into the grocery store Ne. 252 Houston street,
kept by William Koenig and commenced abusing that
person. After few words Keeling drew large bowie
knife, aud attempted TO stab Kosng in the neck Inc
weapon took effect in Koenigs mouth, iufeting q
wound extending through the mouth and Jawoone, 70
the back of the ear. An alarm wasmmedlateiy gwen
and the assailant was taken into custody by Officer
c. Brown, of the Ninth Ward The prisoner was I'm
medistelv taken before Justice Connolly, where he
stated that be was sailor - years Of age. In reply
70 the question ss to what he had say relative to
the charge Of assault with intent to kill, he replied:
al have grudge against the man and wish to take
revenge" 1t appears from his statement that while
in Boston he heard that Koeng had done said some
thing about young lady in whom Keeling felt M in-
terest, lie Immediately started for NewYork, ariy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

"HAs'som IS AS HANSON DOES Mr.. George
Fraucs Train sometimes called the lightning train who
ia now in Englsnd, il coming home shory, with lot
of the London Hanson cabs, which he intends, we
leaIn to run in Nsw-York undsr charter. A light,
neat one-horse two-wbeeled CAL, carrying persons
reasonable distances at % cents each, would be i'm
nensely popular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

SouTH BROoKLYK REPUBLICAss.-Tbe Working
mems meeting, held on Friday evening at the South
Brooklyn Wigusm, was great success. Doubts had
been exprsssd as to s feasibility, bat at o'clock the
room was deneely packed with the hardhanded sons
of labor most of whom have always acted with the
Democrats, and r. NJ Poer, esq, founder of the Fa
ther Mathew Benevolent Society addressed them for
an hour and half bringing dow the house with tenn
pests of appliance. The meeting then took recess for
half an hour TO witness ,he drill Of tbs "irrepresble
Wide Awakes" on the base ball ground back of Carol
Park This company Justly enjoys high reputation,
and $40 scarcely inferior in their tactics 10 the cele
braeo Chicago Zousves. Their exhibition was sups-
rior to anyth of the kind ever seen in Brooklyn.
TIE psce IeJt the space in the center clear and as
the css any performed according to Hadee the Man
nal, ,he skrmsh formations and battalion movements
and charge, in common and double qui'k tine, their
torches lit up the multitude and formed scene of sur
passing beauty. At 10 o'clock procession was formed
back to the wigwam, and Oliver t. Beard esq., ad-
eased the meeting for another boar, in close log'
cal, and eloquent Argument upon the labor question
II wss much more than enthusiastic Repuolica
meetings it was one of the most useful meetings of the
campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

AMAH FATALLY ISJURID BY HIS WIFE.-About II
odock on Friday night, Officer Callahan of the Fifth
Precinct was attracted to tenement house IN North
Sixth street. Z. d by the cry Of murder. Upon en-.
teiug the apartment from which the cry proceeded he
found man lying upon the floor, and the blood flow
ing from fiightfnl cut on his head, while woman
stood over him brandishing a Large knife and
threatening to kill him. The man and woman were
both tsien to the Station-Bouse, where medical aid
was provided for the man. whose DnTies it is feared
will rroye fatal. The women gave Der name as Mary
Msoney, and said the man was her hus1snd, and she
had stabbed him because he had refused to share some
Honor with her. Justice Callahan cent her to the
Pepentary for six months and the msn was taken to
the Hospital A little child of theirs was taken 10
charge by The SuperinieI dents OF ths Poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

EATURALIzED Up to the present time only l5C
peons have been nsurazed the present se'soa against soou
$50 in 1886.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

OBTAIEIEG MoEEY BY FALSE RErREsENTATIoNS-
sn named Hugh ONei taken into custody on saturday
~ tcer kcntyTe Of Habos Police the charge Of OBJ
tanning from the Captain Of vessel lying in the stfe %
ia.Iy representing himself to be policeman aud IS sncn
anbzed 10 receive ctrsin fees The accused Gas noccmp
MED by who has thus far eluded the osr U he
@ ild nm In the Third Precinct SstonHouse for
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

CONCERT AT THE CENTRAL PARK.-Some Of the
most delightful days of the year occur ia the latter part
of October. Last Saturday was one of them and On.
sequently there was large attendance at the ninth
citizens concert at Central Park. During the day,
according to returns made to Capt. Renwick by the
gstekeeper the number of persons entering the Park
was $3.50 pedestrians, S75 equestrians, and 3,2l7
vehicles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

TAKEN Is BY FRIESD.-A yonDg man named w ~
liam Henderson found hePessy drunk IN io ia ING
ard on SATURDAY. evening srd conveyed TO the ot'
House By Capt Wsddy add Sergeant LEIGH where ne
ed fo the night The FLOWING morning NJ stated
t he ad recent, arrived In New from BAN acre on s
way to Rochester be form ed the scguainance Of ms ~
KevYok bo induced him 20 bring his trunk TO BI'ohyh
where he could be accommodated at less expense Inc
acquensrcs helped hin 20 bring the trunk over Ga
IL 10 hotel near the ferry They then toll several dflhh sn
walked Fulton avenue Bbibng frequently ON she i"an
HsIdsrson DRUM that becoud 90 no Iu'e' ,
sharper su dseea lilo his cOet sud coming BACK 20 te
feIyt took tiunk aud Of. fellow WIN coat op JUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

CHARGE OF ARsoS.-Ths examination 10 the case Of
WIN G. Lambert and WIN Perley: Who are charged 9TH
having set fire to toe premises No. 1863 Broadway
Kelly Much spent in mining s Pssvsrs =:
pru wtness prosecution but scts were ec1
be,ond wh.t have already published The exanin>sa
was adjourn ed till the 9th Of November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

SENT orF.-Tbe three little negroes found on the
sIaver bark W. X. Kibbey, como moo'h' ago. were
given up By Marshal Ryndsrs on Saturday 70 ,ne
Secretary Of the Colonization Society Inc mat'nai
and Deputy 0 Keefs accompanied the children rom
the United States Office in carriage Thee cnildren
are to he sent back to Africa at the expense Of inc
Government. A very needless expense, it seems 70
us, when the Ceored Home 10 this city stood ready ID
receive them II was in making civil reqoess TO tue
United States Marshal that they might be so disposed
of, tina, Mr.. LOWS Tappan and his grandson were so
brutally assaulted by Rynders and his rufisns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

DRowSED-On Saturday afternoon, aborer
naued Thomas Hernesy In the employ Of the Raj.
road Coupsny accidentally fell into the Paterson dock and
drou ned His BODY about fifteen minutes alter
ward and en- inquest was held by Coroner Gsfney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

FIRE AND ACADEMIA fire occurred ID rear
hons, a. No 7g Navy STREET Saturday evening caused by
it csnde csuipS I'm contact with oombusole mate
s The clothing Of little child set on lire thereby and
she somewhat injured, but not ohhseio1A'' io s
tnfDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

A FALSE ToKEs.-Pbillip NJ. Kniffin was taxa
before Juttice Connolly etercey charged With having swin
lea Robert NJ Newell No 54 Washington street o1t Il SIS
so by of false token h is alleged that the pri,ooex
bouplt groceries Of the complainant and n
r.ymsnt therefor cheek the Butchers and oover Bsnt
Subsequent inquiry revealed the fact that the check was
es 1he prisoner bod 10 From the fact h.<
Newell subsequently wished TO withdraw the conpnot as
szr led believe that he had only sought ia use tbs
Court as means collecting bad debt His request was nst
allow ed prisoner win be examined the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

joins STREET N. +. CHURCH AsSTyERsARY.-The
anniversary of the dedication Of the Johnstreet NJ E.
Episcopal Church-the first Methodist Church in
Ame,iea-was held yesterdsy. In the morning, at
O'Clock commemorate "lov: feat, comprising prayers,
short exhortaons and snatcbes of some of the most
stirring Methodist hymns. The Rev. Dr. Thompson
preached the sermon in the morning. on the Consoa-
tons of Religion. The meeting continued over three
hours, and at clock O reunion held, at which
large number Of the former pastors and old members
were present many of whom maze addresses referring
10 past associations in connection with this ancient
place of worship. The Rev. c. w. Dennison said he
recsiyed his first reli ressions 10 ths ice
The Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, agent of the Endowment
Fund said it was proposed to raise fond of $50 OOO
to preserve this ancient monument Of Methodsm, aud
TO sustain public worship therein for all time to come
1t was believed that the churchs debt Of 600 would
econ be paid off, and that eventually the endowment
fund would DO raised. At O'Clock prayer meeting
was held, followed by preaching. Liberal collections
were taken up at tie several meetings for the benefit
Of the church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

STOLE A HORSE AND CART.-Oficer Rollins Of the
Fifth Ward en- Saturday evening arrested James Kennedy a
sp;cjon OF having stolen horse and cart which he
deayorng 70 the tfiDs Of > Snbseq sehty As
property identified By John TeDper OF No Ninth syeass
nepg bin and which he valued at sW He hss t0
bis horse ding In Srvnteh SIRE Tor moments during
his absence and returning found that his property osd pee
stolen Kennedy was held 70 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.-The charitable design Of
tits Society in the Fair which closed Saturday night
the aid of the destitute poor-wl be as successfully
accomplished as in any former year. The receipts will
aggregate Handsomely and the attendance was never
greater On Friday night the rush of visitors was
violent enough to overstep the natural boundaries and
invade the generally eacred precincts of the galleries.
and for the closing of the Fair Saturday, there was
a monster rally of young and old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

CoLLIsIoN.-As the steamer Firs Dart wa:
CT ming down the East River a trial trip Sa.ur
day morning, she was run into by the Fulton Ferry
boat Brooklyn, carrying away the starboard paddle
box, and doing other damage to her. She was towed
back to the dock. The Brooklyn had the forward
part of the ladies cabin stove in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--Oihcer dassaen
~ tb Third Precinct Police arrested named joseph Nc
snn Yesterday the charge Of roDbing John Mccormick
J yn,rb chain worth 47. The complainant CHARGES that
e waking With ieLd In Church tree lear Court street
bon II O'clock Sstu iay night the accused grabbed the
49, IA torc a from the watch which in bis cket ceAl
t L several DO as 81 the time The property was
d IN possession Of the accused lie was cAe' up 70 await
a hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

FAST TRAVEL on The HARLEM RAILROAD
Express train of the Harlem Railroad left Chatham on
Saturday morning fifty five minutes after time, being
delayed at East Albany. It arrived at New York at
the usua time having run the distance from Chatham,
one hundred and thirty one miles In three hours aud
twenty minutes-or forty miles an hOur-inclaSng
stoppagee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

RATE OF TAxATIoS.-The rate Of taxation in the
CITY of Brook yn for 1860 is 81 90 l2lOO. In 1859 it
was 81 q 2.IOO; ard in 1853 81 50 2-l00. The in-
crease liz due TO public improvements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

irg on Friday night with the deliberate iossroa Il
killing Koebig. After his arrsa he sxrrsssed dis no,
greet thst be had not done The knifs witt witch
be inflicted the ~ooDd was one, aud had 6ss,
sxprss'ly sbsrpensd for the occasion. WA the ms-.
est chance that Koenig escaped with his Lie, and o. Il
waF, he received a wound which viii 10y him up fss
some time. The prisoner was locked up to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

BRooK1YK CITY MoRTALITY.-The total number of
deaths lat week was 1919 Of which As were adults and
"a children. The principal diseases were: consump-
ton, l5 scarlet fever, 10; Group, l2 convclrons, Il
congestion of the BRAIN inflammation of the uuga, and
marasmus, each; congestion Of lungs, 4; bronchitis,
dropsy, inflammation of the throat, eschi scrofua
premature BIRTH palsy, old age, inflammation of the
brain, disease of heart disease of kidneys, aspbyxa,
debility, 9 each Under year of aga, %. Natives of
the United States 3d. Ireland 10; England, g.; Ger
many, 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

CHILD MURDER.-On Saturday morning the dead
body of male child was found tied up in bundle in
the umt er yard No. lis Fifth avenue. An inquest
was held upon it by Coroner Schirmer, and post
mortem examination made by DR.. Bouton. Five dis
tnct tabs were found the body in the region of the
heart, some of which extended to that organ. The
wounds had the appearance of having been Inflicted
with pair of sharp pointed scissors, and were I'M
quettionably made while the child was living. The
Jury rendered verdict of death from stabs at the
hands of some person unknown.