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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
THE KATONAH MARKET FAR.

now TIKI FIRST EXPERIMENT SUCCEEDED.
A. a regular meeting Of tbs Bedford Farmers
Clup Of " sstchss.er County, n T., in September,
wss unanimously resolved after long and interesting
d.bste that the experiment Of Market Fair on the
Eno6,b nlsn should DO tiled on the 7h Of October at
Kwopah. We have recently brought the Question
fs,lv before our readers stating the purpose OF the
Mak,t Fair 10 be the creation Of home market for
tbs ss and exchaI re Of farm stock aud produc and
ipdden,sl, OF other things. The appointed day Tor
this Kaor ali Fair has come and gone, the experiment
hos bs.n tried. and has succeeded. We record this
With the more pleasure since tbere was 80 much room
for reasonable doubts of the issue At this season OF the
vsar farmers have everything ~ SELL and little need 70
buy. and this circumstance together with tho posi-
blity of cold, stormy Autumn day, certainly war
ra,ted no very sanguine expectations OF sdc'ess.
Tsrmers are usually conservative men, and not quick
70 change customs which have the sanction OF antqui
Tvs and therefore, while their Judgment might $50
M, sbls benefit from the msrketfir, we should not
have Teen much surprised if habit had prevented
Westcbes,er farmers from aiding the radical expen
meut. We though. that few persons might o'ntrio'
nj. Of the surplus Of their fo,ks and herds and thst
rossbv hundred farmers might have been attracted
nv curiosity 10 come and see the experiment tiled.
0ur ,u,priss and pleasure were therefore great at
finding on the grounds on Wednesday, crowd Of
over three hundred farmers from the Katorah and
Bedford districts, together with fair proportion Of
La les and children. The novelty Of the affair threw
certain zeal iuto it, and there seemed TO be char
able spirit which prompted blindness to defects the
meeting was characterized throughout by heartnes'
of god wishos and pleasing iendiueSs which augured
well for the future.
plot Of perhaps three acres Of ground lying next
TO the track of tho Harlem Railroad, and immodiatey
adsc.n 70 the Katonah sta ion, had been Loaned 70
,he club without charge for tho occasions ana .no
,ownspsopls he'd also provided loose lumber ioi n0
temporary pens and stakes, aud ropes Tor 's,n"ne
stock The location wa. admirably adapted 70 Inc
pee, with tho exception perhaps that the sas0e -
the ground Wa too eoppg TO chow tho s'ockW ivan
tsee At one side OF the grounds ere the '0ao''' "
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LATER FROM RAYTI.
ton il over.

BY the arrival Of the schooner Ella we have received
our Bayp iles to Sept. 2.
President GeftraJd bias issued law, modifying Ard
Gle XIV. Of The civil code, as follows:
All psr,op. no. In virtue The Cony;t a,n wish 70 be-
clzsps Of Hsy,i must within orc monh Of eeu rV
mai, before Justice Of s Peace an oath renoap6ns 10Y
aestson by the official OF this iec tnsy must
themselves the oOs Of the Prosideht o. aJt 70 re-
ceivs the chief Of tbs state al sct 'hs Ga
zeus the Repobhc." ,,
Etiorts are making by the Government to Introduce
trial BY jury All citizens Of the Republic, OF pr 'Per
aye will be lsole TO jury duJ excepting the preach
ers of any religion the Government ofhcias, and the
military in active ssrvice VI,
There sre symptoms Of trouble with Santo Domingo.
Snbac,jpious continue be taken up for the widow
of Jobn brown. Subscriptions are also receiyed for
Ianertipes CON ple,e works; and Lsmartine hinsen
has written q letter " Hsyt editor thanking him
for Il, exeytiops n swell tbs subscription lst'
Among the Acul mountains thsre has been founa IN
an ole house bust Of Lord Melon IL Ia oil ~hto
maIbs. somewhat stained by time and neglect Nelson
il n. resented in The oostu OF Admiral sud be.r on
hi, breast We dect ratons- One, 10 oommemorson oil
the battle Of AbOuklr, has the inscription; hesf,
Admiral Lord MELON Of the Nile. Another moau
be ~ the words: Almighty oVo nas oioo00u ni'
Melesiy's glory .., ,,.i ~
socistou be found altar devoted TO the Jetsh
wol ship where for half century 1t has been reveren
Geo "a Tie Deity of the Noun ain btreaIns me names
of tbo eculptors were Cosle and LsaIy Of Lambeth
Thus for fifty years bust Of an Ehgiso sdmifA ns
teep worshipptd ss hssthen Idol. .o
The finder VI the statue has refused an oher Oh WV
for N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

Upon the subject of National polite, the Governor
depecaies the Lcreseed and constantly increasing ak
tavt Rance of the General GoverDment-the undue
ctniraizaion of power IN the hands OF the National
Executive, and hs Executive mslversalion In the dis
buIsemeDt Of the publ c money.
On be question of Slavery, tho Governor speaks Tor
the peop /, OF Vermont NJ follows:
Firm and yediDs their Views Of human Freedom they
lee, sccoTd ether State the cotst1or right TO
fesuAte domestic Institutions and discisim any pau
epa tn who would invalidse that ris ut:
" beeviI and maintaining that Ssvvry exist only by
eIy in human being, suEed AID protested - suoh
bey, I'D the In is Of tn states which have sA BED IT.
Adeng 20 the principles established oy the eusctnens
and resolutions Of Coz ard the decisions OF tho United
during hSn half century Of our early his
sssire the authority Of eIusju6iotA
opinion ooutTovertirg to-c principles promufeed ey of
IL, Of the preseLt Judges Of the Supreme Coat"
The stern simplicity Of Republican Vermont Is wor-
thy of note az the entire sboence Of parade IN
connection WI Der election ceremonies. Ihere no
procetsi IA; DO Inlay display no election Sermon
10 music The House assemblies quietly, and when
the hour psue1 in the Constitution arrives the Secre
try Of State calls order; os the roll administers
the osb aud calls for the ballots for Speaker. Ate
an organization IL .felted the Sensts notified The
votes fer State officers canvsssed by JOINT Com
niuee, tie result reported ip JOINT Assembly the Gov
error is TO fled by Conn ittee, aud likes upon me
time for the delivery Of his Message; he Is conducted
10 The bar OF the House by NO membersi Is sworn,
then advances TO the Speakers desk. and reads his
Message and II reconoucted ~ his ssefoon, aud cleo
tion over BtrA.
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AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
,s3SsaoO stTse n. y. Tribune

curresso.Ssaoo Of The n. =. Tribune
SYRACUSE, Oct. IL, 1860.
In ny letter Of yesterday, gave you the proceed
ipss Of the Annual Meeting Of the Association the first
Gay.
An hcar was occupied the secoDd day with devo-
tionsl exercses Al 9, the President ok the chair
t1d prayed The minutes Of yesterday session were
read ard approved.
A,oe of ranks was passed 10 Professor Morgan
Er biz srrmon and copy was requested for the Pres'
TIE Business Committee reported In part, by resoiu
sons which were placed on the docket
Tie 6Ist re olu,ior was AIKEN up
Resolved the results and prospeSs OF our is.Gn 20
hsI nd ID. outlay upon that sse so1fh 20" te'''e'
seer,tary Wbipple opened the discussion, and gave
me interesting facts in referenoo % the African Mis-
ssou. He was followed by Mr. Barton, business agent
Of the Association who has been in that country, In
A. at capacity about eight years. He spoke very Gu
eauraatiuay q the prospects Of the African hsaons
~ he ufaoticability OF educating youth In Africa
Resclutin was adopted
Tb, next resolution was "a follows
5000 Th., we deeply syupsthse with the breshreo who
y yo ncs have driven oot from TIE se Of hen'acy
:. cal fo he ed recital which has boon sVen TIE
y ne L. snx naSIyt WORTH, who has been q mission
ayv Of The Association in Nouh Car lna made SAFE
ntpt Of his experience. He mad nine ooo chss WIN
about two hundred mernbe' q, when prescntB ~ eae
Stsse. He was indicted for words spokea and ior
circus1rg Helpers Crisis. he stated tha ne crca-
ietsd ths book and preached the Ant-eiavery r2o-
s" for fourteen mouths without disturbance uul tbe
sSme eli = John Brown rad
Mr. Crooks who la ,Ored four years 10 tne same
Ee,d btfcre Mr. W,rths time said that the Aou-
Slavery ne. of the South were Anu-Slavery indeed
Other REGULATIONS we're dscnssed and adopted.
AYTEREoos SESSION.
TIE communion OF the Lord Supper wss az
tered After his service the Committee oa Nomina-
tions usde a report. The otfOers Of the past year
were, with one exception, rechosen. President, tae
Rev David Tnuistop Mane Vice Presldents the
hon. y. o. ParlsL Ohio, and six others Ia different
States; Corresponding Secretaries the Rev. George
Wbipple snd the Rev. 8. Joceyni Treasurer, Lewis
Japan -, s-,.5. -
Letter we're communicated from several fIieDds Oh
Che esue and nteTes ing ststements were made la re-
IStion t. the success Of Missions.
LvEhIsG SESSION.
Adorl sses were ado by the e4surer the Western
s,rIct Secretary, The Rev. u Roy, the Rev. 1na-
man s. Green tor ~ years missionary a. The Saod-
Eich Islands) Dir. Barron, OF tho nenoi Missions the
,sv. j. A. X. Rogers one Of the exilos from Men,
4 leky; TIE Rev. WIN. B. Brown, of New-Jsrseyi and
the Seer statiee Whippe and Jocelyn.
A vote Of thanks was passed To the Commluee OF
4 rrapgements People Of Syr@cus- &c.
The Association then adjourned stne de, with sing
ing By choir and prayer ana the benedction by the
1ieeidaDt.
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THE SILVER MINES IN KANSAS.

IDAHO, X. T., Sept. "a, 1860.
On F,idsy, the 18th ult, l viisd the new oliver
discoveries on Fall River, near the Snowy Range,
which are said to yield from twenty-five to fifty per
Cent d silver. / found many lodes discovered and
recorded but not sufficiently opened TO show their
Quality Many persons were returning, gently cufsns
The silver hun.bug many arriving In eager haste 70
sscure aim, but ready the Dext day 10 join ths amy
Of ercskers. secured claim or two, Drought homo
some Of the and tested it, finding about seventeen
yer cent Of pure silver. We had severe sno wstorm
while there, which anything but comfortable, as
Eve lay ou our blankets, with shelter save large
pine tree. This was refrestiaely cool, but the way
tbsy % busiDsss ct Mountain City "a rather cooler.
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Lat Monday night soma person entered the Rock
lslaud Mill building srd took from room In which
four men were sleeping, with rcvolves aud bowie
bnives cafe weighing about 300 lbs., ard containing
tbout 1900 The thief threw 1t out of the window,
when his tracks coold he traced 300 yards he
packed up the bill Bot great the CONSERVATION
of the Company next morning when they found tho
followiI note:
" Pyoprietors r. l. MIL
"DbAR SiRs Tomorrow night will be back after the
mill and stan pa Yours. respectfully, -"
Most Of the rails now paying well. The idle
and shtess have almcst al left u.s. aud those remain
ing are ss.s6ed that there is silver here. JrsrUs.
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TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT. WILSON. -The merchants OF
thu city are very properly getting up testimonial TO
Cart. Wson, Of the brig Minnie Schifer for his noble
conduct In rescuiDg the passengers aud crew Of the i'll
f,ed IT. amshp Connaught. The Captain viii be here
in few days TO meet the merchants Of New-fork, by
invitation, at the Merchants Exchange. Movements
are in progress for Acknowledgements OF his heroi BY
the Chamber of Commerce the Marine Insurance Com
panies, the Life Savings Associations, and tho Life H.
suiarce Companies. William Hurry, esq, who, with
his two daughters, was saved from the burning wreck
BY Capt Wilson, was invited on "Wednesday TO meet
the Life p, Underwriters and nGrats the paric
uars Of the terrible scenes through which ne had used
Mr. Hurrys description of the Perils which envtouea
himself and fellow passengers was most grapn0 Ana
affecting. The nesting was held In the CnA%o., -
Commerce buildings at tho office Of the Msnna'.s s
Compsnv. Representatives Of the Manhattan, .u'
Gno,d;sn the Upiied States the Massachusetts
,h. American Motual, and the Bntish Comm'iclu
crescent. and resolved TO recommend
20 Cant. Wiron, and appointed COMMITTEE WIN !,
,.u.r 20 confer with or convene genera msoe'ns ~
Ill the Companies.
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A CRY In DISTRESS.
Tie suboined interesting document is not pub
lisbsd az an advertisement:

lished as an advertisement:
"IPRIyATEl
nrs,os cossIIIsn Rooms No. 40 MEHoHAsrs'(
EXCHANGE, New YoKK, Oct To- 100
Dk4R s Nowhstsndng the recen. :d.ss.s .f =. this
state Is not lost the Of the Union Aha, m,
nd tbIourbou the sste are and enerse, onsn
the hope that entire success. may De achieved majority
ef nearly $500 ssAin,. John C. Fremont the aopoo0
c'natdsie ~. ...,o If Chi, State for opposing the
cal didst the Republican parry much stronger nov snsn ~
tie m Presidential election Fremont Wa an un'sl ~ hi
political lie ard iherp for the belief IN Ve" hi'
Southern bih personal ed-n th.t lis adinissrsnoh
would be but mOd,ste and son,si ~. oman and
prir p!e. Of a,on doctrines Of toe repre-Se
s. s s sS MY d 5s s Ss Sh md
slave ~ Fee him IS E 10 ssSGS s saS Ss ii
c Southern brethren saIned and greatly excited IN view
Who csn tontempa,e the surrender OF Government 70
the domination Of such animated BY such phnep.S aug
VI Ger Ii iCfueuoe OF z-a Of sudnef seward
!. snd Wilson the uislsd onthns no n''ts nis
Jsy followers without III s,emn appithenHohs As - ss
eor'qu,nct, last to the prosperity II no. the 'oy' o. '
this e duty .nd Obligation res, with sau,l re,pOoi,
ss eao. THIS state ts. too great stake In tas ISSUE %
or Lincoln hi, prireipl.s srd 6i. party
with this drf At & Lincoln ALI sIe. ,,,
s.s come TO vote The, viii By sIgs minority deposit their
Of on S a1 81 ana 'ag b biGS nav h traced to
LEGAL csue. has discouraged fie q. thi, State, b1s
thoroughly reused then 70 the necessity aud the deermi
a In TIL. sat- the Union upO" The Electoral ck th'ronsh
.srn.N cor pete. =,
The Of organizs Ion going In every county and
dis'Ii-t .
Ih has been charged with the duty Of organizing
Urou thr ugtout the Sse and lndepsnir
o.ntrl e~er .nssd In atns 70 perfect thorough
Q gan l,ton N all IT. d-t, is
OI.atng upon eItensv- field. expenditures
NECESSARILY very large for legitimate nlltns
uetT a. poytdns .y.akers printing &c and have con
,ta demands up Tor aid from all put o. tbs sste We
Az, IN a position TO money rsafuly sd efficiently
fTt, nd 10 The p-cIuy solicit 70 our
r.rY suth willing ia hi- onefsonoy 70
Contribute 70 the Cause OF the uui n
Tire nnte- el ,yeIy day At IL O'CLOCK al tneu oons
No az Merchants EIchAbg Wall IT. tentrce ey tee root
st.r-j " here n-y viii ~ happy 10 see you.
"VtTy Truly youTB, - - ,...,,,.,,v,,
"CHARLTs OCONOR "PtTLRB. sNEENEg
"sAMLF BU1TERW ORTIZ. DANIEL 7. TIEMAhN,
"TpNlk ChOSWELL. JAMES MONK w,
"HEkRi GhlkhELL, DANIEL DEN LIN
80 T. All BtkLOW, ANDREW MOUNT,
WILSON q. HUNT, "CHAs A. SECOR
SAMUEL j. TlLDkN, Commits -,
"JsHIAA Rad Fey. JOSHUA J. hEShi' Chn.
We commend the above appeal to the Careful at
ter ton Of all tie friends Of Fusion. At the same
time, those supporters Of Bel and Everett who
may be- disposed to give moLey to this Committee,
ore nifectonstey advised to zee that their cash is
lot sent to Kentucky to insue the defeat OF the
Union candidates in that State. psrbum sap
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GOV. FAIRBANK SIS MESSAGE.

Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Tribune
MONTPELIER, VT. Oct. 10, 1860.
The Governors Message was delivered In person.
before both branches of the Legislature In joint As
sembiy yesterday, at q O'Clock P. 1t is well writ
ten, and embraces the usual topics Of State interest
The Governor is somewhat conservative and rather
sIarng in bis sugees relative 70 the alteration Of
old laws, or the enactment of new ones. The ques-
tons which be commeDds to the Legislature topis
for legisl4toD, are IS follows:
Whvtber to provide by Las thst the illegal vendor Of
Intoxicating dipks shall be sde ponsbls 10 injured
parties for the consequences of bis illegal traffic; the
establishment and maintenance Of one or more Houses
Of Correction. Reform story Schools for the employ
ent Of iuverile denquents and others convicted Of
minor oenses the expediency of providing by for
the election BY plurality Of votes, Of to wn represent
atiyee aid Of all officers chosen by the General Assem-
bly, the providing for an Agricultural Bureau or
Board OF Agriculture; the printing of the Report OF
the State Geoloeist and the cattle disease about Which
he remarks " II nay be doubted whistler any special
Legislation Is txyedont except IT be 70 provide Tor
sanitary regulations by the Selectmen of towns,
when authorized by the votes OF their respective
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CANVASS IN NETWORK.
Gen. G A. ScROGes will speak

Gen. G A. ScRoGes will speak
AT Ithaca. Monday, Oct IL
Al Danby ............. Tuesday, Oct ~
At TrumAnsbursh. wednesday. Oct "a.
The Hon +. p. STAsTos of Kansas and the Hon.
WILLIAM A. HOWARD of Michigan viii speak
AtRone....................Thur Thursday. Oct Is.
Gen. JAMES w. ME will speak
A. pr,dsp................Th Thursday, Oct25.
The Hon. +. w. KELLOGG of Michigan will speak
At Coopen.owp.. Thursday ocs %
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S,vry. THREE Lots ON 3D-Av., 4TH-Av., 18TH

Avn 7rp srs SOLD AucTos This sAie, which con.
~ Yen ICES on wet side Of 3dsv In ,lIdn& the Il
Pas snd Lt. on the east ode Of %.hs,f
1t. on the south sds Of 76sh between ID and h Va
hs made THn DAY ln Inst o. o'clock at the MeroAant<
E,chs re- by ApRIAs Il MULLsR Anotonser. 10 ne In
n,oL.bls that good WI Be ds ct th sa
he steady dsmscd Lots In this locality and the oeaaaa
being made cannot fall 10 eahanoe greatly e
value The premises for great year o~ps4 sn1
occupied The late John N GiensebsA The ssna Il
sale Will be liberal ......
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,pcu.pn XCD-9pRIno WAT

OAK ORCHARD ACID-SPRINQ WArn-xne
curative pros-riss Of his Wsssr
Csll and see testimonials fom paysicians and sss~ ~
tndvtdus2s. -, 49,
EIEAn w. BosywIoE Gate Of Conns, - ~
Metropolitan Hessa Buidisst Ne 's sc"'
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a, beg Leave 10 thank you for sendios Saturday
nslt for the use Prince u Wales and the party which
~th him. some beautifully orpanened Programmes OF the
terckizht pre- cession Of the hremen.
am cd T. svsl myself Of this opportunity Of saying how
bted The Prince and al who witnessed that Procession
ere with the nscent which thu hen prepared Ia
III, honor no other city could present sdoh tsoe and
The spv4sruce II that Gre body OF striking tas
.. Il ths sshbviou ~ kesna'. Isu sL yeal fs!.Aul
ssxvsft, N6WCASrkss~
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IAdvsrisemsnt.
Tile PRINCE or WALES AND BARNUM's Nc.

sxun-No doubt hs wide reno~n Of Bxnan ssd 3D.
Museum when the desire Of Prince of Wales 10 L. ss1
see the great hsh led him select that o. -
OILY place Of amusement In America which he would vsu
The c,riosits which still exhibition. dsv end
evening and the great play Of Joseph and bis Brethren p
formed at and "A p. N. ..r ...T .. . e..
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Fo.p or DRrss-De,ective Farley yss.s,SSsy , aa
reNo Ji4 -. Of The yuuo Of $50 from hsfJ Conh
PUP G,ssss street TIE d1sss foand dfes: G..s
Ne ~ ~. $1,000 hsd hA for alteration. Szss S's'>'
h,,h oonaitt,A the sa aseA 10 snswr.
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flowing sales ware made -

RHAL EsTATE.-I DO IOIIo"Its oa1os WV nS0s -
ardsy at The EIchaD,o b Messra Blsecksr Bon Cos
10, south ,i6s SD It LIS Sest ga az Ishl'''''"vS
a a.. sac sS az 20 north 431st 2oxeo ~
80, CO.. IA AZ AZ 20 moth sd ct, 1ox8o. esch...s ~
ls north ids td = ~ r east % os IS1lp:' '''''''"
let siee 4ts1 % eassSiev ~
lots northcaA, 18th sv and Irn - ek escs -
o,s so,tbes,, cor 18th az and T8thst IS o}xoo esch
lots northeast I'm ev and ciN - -
lots Forth sds Tthst, ~ II east ,n tv' sshW 49,
lots north side nth It,, east istnsy ,o -
los north dds T7thst $40 esst usn'N ssti%s -
Al h south sids 18th Il 100 cas- stnNv S AZ
lots south side 18th st. 20 T. east ntn ss ~, S -
north side eoth St lto y east s,o sch -
lots north side 6oth st. $50 ~ eos tner - -
80 .o,th .,ie sIst n 2.hav 23xl0 eecs
sontb .ar slst Of 800 east nth lss!o esca
LA north eide 8ist st 10 u east n'esy i"S sSh -
lots south aide sd st 80 r. esN IN s s. m ssL "a
lots north eide ED st. 200 esSt tneN sS,n ssoh -
lots south doe a3d st. no esst sn sSo sscb a.
4 Is north side s3d 1t 100 T. ess Lsn's'p SA ~
Adiian H. Muller also Ia go g. -. - u.S.on.v
& lots north side SD Il, about iW tect eeSs u
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EDWARD n. Dnox. y. D., Editor -
sespeL and Operating and censo,ssS 49, - SlS6
vscsSS eupturs Pilss vsrtesces saa sssse ~ S6G
vtshsos u intfs * tsskar~ ooos ~"
~ 70 svsatsSA 40, ...... .
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srvutso C1orHrso-Thomas Hickey, laborsr,
wa. Yesterday sss.ed charged Nth hssioS stole. .s1s
Sn.,snb street Justice Qusckenoush committed ha 70
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TBr EEw-YoRx FiREaEs AND THE PsIEoE OF
wAIys.-Ths following letter was received from the
puke of Newcastle by the Chief Engineer Of the New
y, IL Z ira department:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
THE CAUSE IN NEw-JERsEY.
, of The N. Y. Tribune.

Cotr-, ponacnoe Of The N. l. InrlAo
WARES Corsrr, M. Oct. 10, 1917.
While others are pouring In accounts Of lae PROCESS
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CITY ITEMS

WiSrER GaRnEs.-Thb evening Miss Ccshmn
takes her FIRST benefit at this theassr appearing In stA
role with which her name Is identified, and which -
clothes with such picturesque besuty. Meg Msrsis&
Tho popularity Of Miss Cushman and the natural Pde
of her countrymen and women In her great ability
will insure hearty response 10 her invitation teog4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

New Dows-Tows PARK.-A notice has been
ex,ensively posted giving warning Of an intsuds4
application TO the Lee ilstue to declare the spscs
bounded by Pearl Grand, Elm, aud Mulberry stress
public place. Among other prominent citizens, 10
name Of IRWIN. B. Astor appears ignedt the notice.
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John B. Cough win speak again tonight ct ii.
Cooper Institute.

THE CASE OF MISS Lros.--Miss Josephine G. Lyos.
the young Lady who attempted to commit suicide q
No. 81 Wet Thirty sixth street few weeks ago, "
shooting herself with pstol, Is pronounced convsles-
cent. Her recovery Is most remarkable, conddsri,g
the rsture Of the wound. She seens In pretty sooe
spirits, end Is now able 10 sit up.