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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

CoaNrTTEF oS RoADs.-This Committee met yes
terjny afternoon at Room No. ), City Hsll-poe7eht
The Coaruau, Chls l.. Decker, and Alex d. Shaw
and "a, qsd favo ably on the following papers:
Tt hsg Sidewalk of north eide OF Foryfouhh street from
Eighth sy, Of Gid 10 flag sidewalks NJ
eL avenue Fifty fourth street and 3foadSay to re-
,g of Eighth bctw1 Foityfourt1 ana
r. flag sidewalks 10 Fly second street
from Eighth to HIton River 20 flag sidewalk west
side Of Broadway Forty NTH to Forty ninth street, and
side OF Broadway from fItySth TO Forty ninth street
70 r. guts SIX second STR r Broadwsyto Ninth avenue
T. regulate Fifty bird ON Eishth 10 Tenth avenue; to
award coract for regulating and adog Fifty sixth street from
Foutb TO iii ayen,e grade, cur0 Sc, Sxtythrd street
between Lexington and Filth to nag sidewalk Of tue
onh sic Of Forty r-t btween Seventh and Eighth
avenues regulate and grade street. from Eighth
n Nnh avens regu,te and grade One hundred
street 10 Sixth 10 regulate gutter &c, In
fifth street between Lexington ana Third avenues 70
,ade fsg Sc Sixyfoutb street between Lexington aud
slh nye6es to flag sidewalk Of Fifty 9th street from Broa
way 90 Eih ~ .de curb &c Siryhith street, be
tween Lexington and Fifth 10 regulate and grade fry
fifth street Fifth and Sixth avenues, directing )une
he Coposton u open Sixty hh street. nom Tenth avenue
Broadway; 10 grade &c Sysesond street, between Lex
inst n and Fifth avenues.
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BROOHL wv ITEMS.

ARRESTED on SUSPICION OF ISFASTIctDE.-oficar
Mills of the Ninth Ward Police found the body Of al
infant recently born, in the woods on the outskirts Of
he city yesterday. Three females were st'ollins
about the vicinity, and they were taken into custody
on suspicion. Their names are Mary A. ToTns'nd,
white, and Anne Gales and Sn-au Stsva I, coiored.
On the child dress the iUi ials Y. From
the staten cot of one OF he femss it Is inferred that
the child was not born in wedlocb and the supoo'ton
is that it was s,rangled as marks of finger nails are
plainly visible about the neck 0ae of the accused,
Anne Gales, stated that it belonged TO soma person
near Jamaica and that che came TO East New York
with it in charge, and 10 company with man in
whose house she bad lived a servant She gave the
lanes Of the parties, bat the authorities do not deem
adveatls at present dsulge them. An Investigation
will be he held to-day, when the facts sill probably
be brought to light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

Gov. Seward AIahiiu horees, three IL ndnOof'
re believe, have safely arrvei in B1aton.
fHOT HINsGLF.-A yJnng man named tn9.na rs S M.
C,ary wl ~ IN le liquor of James Nhts TO o.
ioV,Ty hot himself through tho ttig1 WIN p'oi "
la en- 10 tie Ho,pta. lis wound s'hoa'
FIuD AcoIDEsT.-A 10 want girl, name uph 10 wv,
residing vi the family Of NJ Lsmrmi'o, No 70 ny IA
Place was hon bly, burned last night BY the eAPShon '
lamp Olter H. do took her y tue Hospital
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[Adyeni..nent
PARKER Bros LONDON

PARKER BROS LONDON CLUB SAUCE, aoce is
Introduction this ~ has 70 nd it, gay into ,1os
every respectable family HOTEL and Re "a H. n. land In
DE- nsabe with and hsh Of knt the ppa
lsTty Il enoys owing TO is superior sevorf qites
well It's cheap Sod BY al respect,ois groets 1yyt
Wbere A. PARKER, No Is Beekmanss Agent 'r tas Oai-
ted States and Canada.
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The ROYAL FAMILY at FARIss Gallery liate
Root) No g. Brrsdwy These pictures lsiod. 9zeen
Victoria, II r. Price Alder, n. h Pnaoa o. wees,
PIN, Ace Heefs LoIisa and Sea nee Pnnss Ano
Leopold These only correct TO- oy
Family America They taken from life, not copies OF
ngTaVings pair tinas.
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COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-sEpT. n.-Bsfrs lodge


cOrRT OF GENERAL SESSEONs-SEpT. I4-Bsf,re Judge
Russell.
Iohn McCabe boy IA seps Of aga, in3i"ea for
iv If money Ia stealing thu 10th Of August 300 from
H. Of the tore No 90 Eighth syen re,
800 s,ilyv and ;. nj to the House ~ R-foge.
B,isg.t + oDs who Tbusesy Plead gnily o. receiving
,te ~ DDS vas Fought up for Dteuce Cousl Tor DEFEND
an "a seysr,l aday the effect ths me ionr opas
onsnity Of brass al ten cents pund rom boys NOT kn1Vi
~ no solen 1ropeny. she licsnsed INK FART $40
was mposDe In that business 10 always a7oo IeOs'hs syp
Goods sb was t-ncpd 10 IN zoe o' On
one wear and TO pay fine Of Sl1O-to sano o'm"A ""
paid :, - yv.,.,,, nm IN. nlgbt Of
the 10Th OF August entered the house o. dse
iOS Filth avenue by boring through tie back
personal were 10 the anount Of S5s Ons eS
OF gn ty If Burglary the degree they wers snenesa
o FIVE years Ss- h In thu Ststs Prison ,u,
James Ball indicted larceny In he hst degree pie "a gy
and larceny and sent TO the state Pn'on 'f i'
yeas -. =.
Edwards years Of age plead guilty Of a s:'enpt 81
the usop picking the poc<st OF NJ LaSr.nce
Of value Of sl3 the HID OF August ana re-
ceived Sentence Of year in the state rnson
james Steppud, VIII has been tried seyea tunes o son,
and once SCI need to desh. 10 be tried again ss9 m
ons'hve Leebre Frencbman, mari d, sSd keeping M
pey establishment In 8ow-rd uee CHARGED F1tn re on
plnau teshrd that she 10 yeas age and resided ~n
Der Ieents that she worked with Madam L-ebre a. dre:s
making and that on the afternoon Of MondsJ the 18th o. April
she IN the prsonsrs house seized her foriby
hust her into bis lokse violated
In medsey aftewsrd she up cyinf aod told
u,svFs wife The submitted q the Jdry alter
brief charge from the Judge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

THr NEw-YoHK STATE FAR.-The ID of Oc-
tober is the day of the opening of the fair at
Elmira Of tie New. York STATE As,icnl u'al Getty.
1t is the great harvest home holiday Of American
farmers in this and adjoining States and t s 60 oc ca
son that upon of the days OF its coa'innapce,
should call ont every farmer, and their wives
and cons anG daughters, and men servants and maid
servants within easy reach of the place where these
nual exhibitions OF the rich products of the State are
hid Not only visit rs shpnli farmers attend bat ss
exbiI iroIs Let every one carry something that will
assist 10 make up tie grand aggregate that always
proves 60 interesting 10 the visitors.
Take a dozen fine ears Of corn which an
lust as well as not t,ke in ones hand, and lag
upon the t BILE, with similar contributions from
h1nd ed others Who @oOd not De Interested IN look
i,g at iust such an exhibition of corn-nothiag bat
Indian corn Let each distinct variety be plainly la
bel-d with the name OF the com, tie nam, OF the
grower, and place where grown. For example, thus:
TS eye ta's of improved King Philip corn, grown
by John Smith, Bnglamton, n. " for exhibition
only.
What pleasure one might enjoy and what an a1
vantage perhaps, may be rtaped, by an interchange
f Il ese ears Of corn with Ot1er exhibitors. And
hat il tine Of is Of every other grain seed
root or product of the farm. We bslevs such an
exhibition and exchange Of seeds might be made on
of the most interesting fatnres Of aonual FAIR
How much the cultivation of improved fruit has bseu
eNrerd by exhibitors, where men zee FIR the first
time how much te ter me Other is than their own,
who can tell And so it is Of every other farm pro.
duct and how ve,y true the same thing il Of farm
Implements 1t IL these collections of the best q a.
not only inci'e farmers 10 procure them, and which
urg4 II yentors 10 make greater improvements.
Ar there il practical oenefs to ne derived from at
tending the State Fair as well as enjoying farmer
holiday We urge it upon the attention of all who read
The ThIBUSE. 1t will be open between october :,
3, 1 ami ), and Elmira i easily accessible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

Curious AcTlOS OF TIE BOARD OF dEhLIH.-aI
meeting of the Board Of Health OF this city, on Mon
day, June the 10 wing resolutions were adop'ed;
Retired, That the City Inspector be directed TO cane me
pc existing Thirty yruth Thirty eighth, and TN w
rnIb rse sDd cat River occssned by deposits Of
tlbnBre 10 be- sbated iIuied ste :,
ipd That the resolution adop'd By this board dIecns
the removal Of the nuisance csused Oy the manure heaps AZ
ty.srvr Tint, eighth and Trityn streets AVe1le
nd Fest River be amended BY ncud1s ali manure heaps BE-
tween Thirty sAth ana Foeth sfee's c'nd avenue anu ~
River
There resolutions have been carried into effect by
the Health Warden 10 spite of great opposition and
threats Of violence from parties Interested. Bat now
ap esrs hat he nuirbcr i. sooner abaed CHAN the
Board which took the above &C ion in public, me- on
the 81 inst in secret t,son and privately revoked
resolutions Thus ao wing the old dunpng nuisance to
be renewed. The people Of the neighbour God fsei
very uch sgg'ieved st this remarkable action Of The
BOARD of Hath and freely a'sert that it c'uli only
bave Teen brought a5ou, by dishOnes. influences
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Advertise ment
fvon wish a fine head of Hair,
How TO DO 1T

How TO DO TT IT you Wlsn Huo Hedu Vi IAsII
nss LYoss KArBAIRog the best AID most pular Prpaston
.yer rsde liza its sxceeuce 10 removes
all Dandruf &c prevents the hair from falling DOT restores
preserves ard deRtuy perumed Sold every "hee'
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See HOLINESS new style large-sized colored
PHoToeRAPHs for al and be Ad PORTRAITS for 81 BY the
u. s. Patent Camera, No 395 Broadway.
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ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE PILor LAwS.-John
Ma. inn, one of the Oldest pilots in Nrw-Yors having
lad an experience of forty years. wa arrested yes ec
day mon ing by Officer El0 of tae Court Squad GU
warrant Issued By Justice Kelly for ting the snip
Orient ont OF the barbor without license. 1t ap-
pars that the license of the accused expired the 9th
OF September and that he piloted the Odnt after its
expiration OIL the 9Th, without having obtained Il re-
uswal The complsoan,s il the case are Francis Per-
sins the Sec erary of the Pilot Commissioners aud
John f. Small, pilot. The accused gave $500 bail to
answer at the next of the Court of General Sss
sops. Mr. Naeinn asserts that the Pilot Com Mission
era will not II new bis ense although he has violated
DO law Of the Sta O. nor of the Uoited States nor has
he iore anything but a hfuly discharge his datie as
a New.Yoik pilot.
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Isdvey'isenen..l
STkBIIsHED ~

DpRsoS 1t No 20 Bowsy op-ning new ao1 e'sslo ~
.es also Rss! BrurIs ThIe- ply and Ing Caree so'r on
cloths, Drugp.ts Table and Piuo Co'er sna les Mac as
tirg &c sold at greatly reduced prices Carpet oaye's are III
vitcd TO col.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

THE PRINCE OF Wales AT GURNEY's GALLERY.
The only correct likeness in the United Sets Of ola Royal
Highnsss The Prince Of Wales on exhibition 1uRssTs oa'
lery. J. GUSBr Son, NO. 'VI DrosoEaJ'
Copies for SALE
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fAdgertisement

What can ] do best W5 reply: % % Iuo
rooms Of FowLEK Wills NJ 603 Brosdysy
your head examined 20 written out Ia f
with Chat your dsvepmen and yon may thea kn1H fcr
certainty whai yon are as with Others what yos
can do best and how you may ne In toe world"
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IAdyerris.ment.

Gas FfxTUREs.-Dealers aud others are invited
70 cali At our great depo. for Fixture large stock new
patterns DOW on hand WARSRs, PEcK Co., manufacturers
No 57g Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

NIBLo's GARDEs-TIcKET AUcTIoS.-The auction
sale Of secured seas for the first night Of Mr. Fores's
er gag, ment, which was hid Thursday afternoon
Vas attended by about three hundred people, aud the
b ddi wss very lively. Mr.. bios ya'e box WA
sid for s75 and the other boxes went off really at
pr. MUM; tie seats, Numbering 258, brought
an syeage pr, MUM OF 81 so each. Toe ~hoa auonnt
realized from the pFenams waa ABOUT 500. By this
plan al The ,eats are thrown open TO the public, who
can compete fai ly and be compelled to submit b
the exorbitant demands Of spectators.
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TUE WIDF.AwAKE DEMoSsTIATIoS.I1 our re-
r,It Of the Wide.A axe pr ssIon in Yesterdays
TRIBUNE, he Twentieth Wad Wide-A wake Club,
ccupy ms tho fecood position in tie First Division,
wos by rypog aphical error called tins Seventeenth
Ward w. A. Cab
The Fist Ward Battalion, inc1lipg the German
WjoeA wates, parad,d so msi iustesd Of 1913 as at
int relOned.
Our reporter inadvertently omitted to mention tba'
he firing done by thu L. d. Morgan L'gnS Arii-
cry, Capt MaS'ey, 10 whom the piece Of ordnance
,xcllivsy bel'rgs. The knlckerb ECKER Light ar
uleIy uged with the Z, d. Morgan Light Artillery 10
thee,cort
4 Nineteenth Ward German Republican As'ori2-
ion Of Which Dr.. BrugmtD is President AID l.. Wit
~ aLO : Tmm Secretaries numbers lJS members.
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KISSING TIE wIDE-awAKEs.

To ne Editor " iAN w. \. Tribune.
SIN: happened t, stand in fcon, of the St. Ni,ho-
las Hotel ls. night a. TIE WisAwik- were ,.siag Hearty
ch, greeted them every side With the exception Of select
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

company OF Idle, Aad ssne5sn tns bsi,91y -ppHnry
om 'bs s,uth who k-. No Al. ssssnt hi,ny tsrsosrsed
with iss folio sng Yol st Of thieves shd
rick pok.s" Poor starring wae .ayoi" AID o'ksf o'ro
brious phrases
Now why should tn representative o the So h sssdtsoo
sends Of respectable bonss. freemsB their and
in liberty owing state which will 70 o0O nod,y fU
honest Ace Lincoln Oh the 9Th Of November nssti
SINCERE REPUBLICAN,
Neto. York Sept H. 1870.
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WALLAcK's THEArER -TOis house having beer RS
touched as to its paint and newed ast' iis flowers,
wss opered for the regular Winter season on Thor day
night VI der the management of Mr. Wala;k. win
tie exc Ut on Of Mr. Broushau, all the old company
haze been reeng4eed, aud some additions have been
made, chief am, Dg whom is Mr. A. II. Davenport
Wph so pot nt combination Of tslen' the season can
scarcely fail 10 be successful.
The play On the opening night was an adaotal'n
from the French Of Scribe, made by Mr.. Lester Wal
lack. The piece is web known here, under another
name, former trapslstioo hsviog been frequently
acted under the name of " The LADIES Battle" Mr..
Lester has given bic We zion, which ia far belt7r
arranged than the old one, thetil Of Tbs Royas'"
The characters were in the c,mpeten; hands OF Mrs.
Boey, M'ss Mary GsDnon, aud Messrs. Blake, Lester
sno Wacp, and all excell-Dtly acted. The play
self is lively and interesting ard when go well pres-
ened as it is at this house can fail TO prove
most enjoy able entertainment. Several novelties are
announced as being nearly ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

FIHrIANs ToRcR.IiGHT Procession. The fJl-
loving Fr5 ComIa'ar .rIuei out last mig 70 res iSe
Hose Co Il ( t1is city. On ther reurn from sntx
gur,ioJ 20 Newhu rgh: Amercus E0gins No q, 10
men pr.cNdsd by Shahons b I'D Hook and Lidier
c.. Nc ., George Kelly, foreman, Go men. No. 10
Hose, John Ker Il, foreman. Jackson l'rs', Wn'
Graham, foreman. No. II Engine preceded by VAIN
ugtn Base Bard, GtofgeW. Bud2er foreman w
ucn. PheniN Hoe No. p, VIM. X. W. Chambers
foreman, 80 men. No. - Hook ard Ladder, Johh
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s,y sent q three aonhs 10 the Pcn,tavy tor k1g 20
man neul Masale. Brsdy IN the mouth aud fao'A1s ''
three % heg tcela.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

Tur ATLANTIC STREET AssEssNEsr-A mest'nz
If ,opefyoynsrs At ante aud parallel streets who
,sae m the co Of ire tuln' and tne removal Of steam,
us. hJin h, Baps. church il AL ntc. Powers srss.
on Thupday evening The Of the aesment 10 go
About half Of this ts been paid In The II the
Urcpeit, the her half
ON thu gound that h ruuons pOio9 of property
10 givu 20 the Com and dis
tic ct uni ,s,y 3-hu-d Res9l I'd
thorzi nen they
Ill s"fu means 20 Iesbt tn payment thsseo Executive
COMMITTEE Of ee n,is log Mess Gideon Frost sphsn
Orwell sud Hep Young appointed employ cpuasel
aud suct they expeden carry
the OH ets Of the neeting
BURNED 10 DIArH-A woman named Regain re-
sh N Suith street, Fourth sacs her death
sunday Right IN consequence OF the bed eli tkug from
ighted catde Asrear be cerai ed pas-d
ceLce trunk by her bedsido retiring tho flames
npLaiing TO he bed s on he. The occupants ad
her screams Lnd proceed 10 the discovered hsr snve
oi'd m me, Ire IRE Suppressed speedily Sable,
nu me INJURIES being OF nature she ived ou! Few
hours.
EoNsTRUCTyE LARCENY.-A young man na'nsd
s'll Decline IN be employ Of Nr Ste~at eltcsf doiuS
ttsuess IN Myrtle Brought before Justice Cora
Nj, yesterday tn charrs .cung money and pr
to- psy th+ryiof usde ra'aIg The snm uis,B
sutts TO tiso lie fury eomul'tedf'' tth BY Ja''
COuweL
ASAvNGE.--A mar paned JOIN S'ansp was yesser-
aay sent a. three months to the Pcui'iayy tor kh9ss"
man nBucl MusaIe Bredy Ia the mouth aud fao'A1s WV
tlr,to her seta
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SALES or REAL ESTATE AT AUcrIoE-Sep.. IA,
lot sSuthery side TrOyst, l24 feet Of wes.s.
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Mne. C,rtesi appears 'o-Digft
as Norms il being her lat appearance bat oue. She
vii be supported by Nine. strakosch, aad sigs adsi-
a, and Susini.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

TAXES FOR IS6l.-The amount of taxes TO be raised
fer next year, as finally agreed upon by tbs Joint
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MINOR Cry ITENs-John Sereiter, Of Detroit, chai-
enQes any billiard player in the Ubitsd Safes re red
or not-a hiut To Mr., Phean-" 70 play gains OF BIZ
lards aimlsr 10 the match played ia Detroit Aprll ~
1859 the American fonr.ball carou game OOO polots
no for A.. 500 side.". VIM Johnson, ex-mem0er
of C, Dgess has been appointed Pouud keeper at Car
nsnsvi e. Some of the papers are pobing fun az tue
.x.Copgre sman for accsp'i humble p'snon.
Why sol Did not John Tyl,r, though poor Presl-
de, t, make tirstrae Virginia ad-mss'er' .Ialr'
ty-t r. of The forty Deputy Ceusus aarsbas OF Brook
Ign ave made their returDs the Others will probably
rel orr in the coare Of few days. Tue harshais for
this city are no 80 prompt Complete retnr1s Tor two
more towns have been received. These are Hunting
TN and Snitbto.p, l.. J. The former has popn'l'
ton of gs8 sgait st Ii2 in 1850 aud 1852 in 1880
|, has 62 farms and 20 nsDuf4ctoies, aud last year
Ill deaths occurred there. Shutdown has popula-
ton Of I55; in 1855 @0s in 1890 $3.50. L. has l52
farms and 10 manufactures TIE number Of dea hs
last wear was 3D.. Yesterday being the nnye'sary
of the ing of Mexico by Gen. Scott the flags OF the
city were hoisied Mr.. Cppi4 pupil Of GODDARD,
announces his intention of performing most peri'ou
aerostatc feat by making ascens on in paper ra
fl. d. air balloon ut ness Woo DAY. In such po-
i,op skill will avail nothing should his ffail bubble
burst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15

POLICE CONsTssosERs-s At the mee'iog Of this
Board yese day, the resgna i'm # Sergeant Bolton Of
the Sixteen Ward was received and accepted. P0-
heepan Waugh # the So 'etteentb Ward was appointed
roundsman and transferred 70 the Thirteenth Sergeant
Lord, from tbs New-York Sanitary squad reported
8, boil-r at No. Is Jackson street at the plaser mill
of Belkoao s. Son. The arch Is sprung it leaked
around the staybots and tubes and could sand bat
Right pressure of steam when tested by the nydr.uli,
an, aratus little wantobnsss on the part Of the off,
Ger. testing It would have expodedt lie al-o reported
the boiler al Mr. Prstss foutde'y at N. 90 Attorney
sr,e, i, leaked 20 ba the officers could g't but %
pounds pressure upon it. Neither of these bosrs had
pressure gauge.
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RELIEF FOR SYRIAN SUFFERERS The COMMITTEES
FOR he lief Of the destitute and suffering in Sy acknowledge
WIDE.AM AXE

BooT;H Tie.,ar,r No IS Fronts It
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Anvp,, fireman IS men, Pu nam Hoee No. 81, Wm'-
70, rfhs Bark John Ca-oD, foreman, 80 men. No 81
Enyius Peterson r. M,Msuus, foreman, % men. NO
10 Hose james Rla-J, foreman, 10 men, I"e do's
Company s. arted for Ne"bIrgh on wedDesdiy "n-
ING lat 10 the stesmer Rip Van Winkls. Tasy man
Der "a men, and were accompanied by the Mani0an
Bass Band. The procession was very nns one
Ne arly every C,mpsay bearing torches Along tue
rome Roman caDdlss and other fireworks were lei on
The procession mac,ed through the principal streets
of the ci y making very cretitaJie display.
, 1860-01-17

aged turce years, tue daughter Of h1r. John 6.
Gcoryc, wus SO badly burned, last evening,
wl.,e in The absence of its mother, that it died,
after enduring The Most cxcrncist:ng agony, IN
about six hours. ], ,arpcars that its mother, Mrs.
George. left the girl ul.n.., while she wcl't to I
neighLor's 10 procure mil1. aud before going,
slsit Up the tIont Of the stove and placed tie
candle upon shelf, lis she supposed ont Of the
rrach oi tile little gsrl; but in her nlseucc she
got clair, and III laying hold Of o needle which
was lying Oh tue shelf, her arm, it is supposed,
catne in contact with the flame of tue candle,
setting her clothes on ti1e. Her screams rcach-
Cd the ears Of her mother, who, upon arriving
at the house, found l.er cayeloned in lansc>.
nr. Heed was immediately sent for, aad did all
III lis power to alleviate her suilernEs, which
was Mi that could be done, until deat:' relieved
lcr Of them about u o'e1ock las, niGht.-<tf.+-
s3H |Yis1 .TfIreoniaa,
, 1860-01-17


CosrLr CoSvExT1oS.-l'l,c use Of Netropol-
iiau ,.n}l cast tho Democratic CouveAsinn over
5000 The bulk Of *40o, the amount first thought
sufficient for rent and damages, was paid by the
candid les for nomination. The delegates paid
the principal part of the $500 required for the
CT an expense tn all participants, and there was
no incon: idcrablc amount Of swearing done by
,hos. who had to shell out for comfortable
seat inside tho house. 1t was All unusual tax.
and they grun,b!ed in consequence. Their
travelling expenses aud hotel bills they expected
to pay, oi course. !l'e hoiel bills wcre e. larger
vcntion remaining in session two days, and
this, with the numerous ct cetcras on visit to
q democratic convention, strapped" d number
Of delegates entirely. ln order to get home
they had to call on their friends for - material
add Candidates and Office holders suffered
considerably from this cause, if not +" morc.''-
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