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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

LAURA KEENEs THEATER This house was filed
1t night too full for comfort and the company of
Mics Keene appeared for the fret time iris season
There no openir speech no Sar-Spangled Banner
singing, rothing to specially sgnaze the occasion.
The interval between the past aud present Miss
KeeDe bas improved by going to Europe, whence
che impOr ed the play which presented last night.
Ii has been adapted for the American stage by Mr.
T. b. DeWaden who has given his work the unattrac-
tive title Of "The Monkey Boy II ID a melodrans
in five acts, ard is singulary uuinerestiug. Miss
KeeDe plays the " monkey.boy,' and adds nothing to
Der laures by the persoDaticn The cat cpmprehends
the smes of NIs. j. II. Allen, Miss Polly Marshall,
Mrs. III Ugh, and Messrs. Cookbook Burnett, T. b.
JohI ston Daily, Peters ard others Of the company all
of whom worked hard to make the piece succeed.
A certain degree of beavintss in drama may be
overcome by earnest efforts on the part of the
actors, hut the amount Of dreary stupidity 10
this play would swamp all the talent
that could be coDeIegaed in given tbester
ard render tie most heroic artistic struggles unaya-
ing The dmiruion of the audience after the second
acc Gas rapid, and proved conclusivey that Miss
Keene has beer peculiarly unfortunate in her choice
of an cpeprg piece. From the very conspicuous men
ton hat has beer made of the Lew scene painter the
public expected 10 behold mavele of scenic glory but
the pnbc were disappointed the ne scenes though
good were not trance n6er tally 50, and by no means
TO be compared with certain painted last season
for the same 'h' ater, by American artists.
Mrs keene announces new comedy by Tom Tay-
lOr, from which we hope much
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

1t il announced that Kentucky nil be
roasted ,cholc at the Douglas barbecue on Wednes-
day. Does this refer fguratiVely to the roasting
which Mr.. Douglas will administer to his friend
Breckinridgel Or does it mean that al ordinary
OK from Kentucky is to % cooked very rare,
and served up in disgusting mass' Can the
Hon j. Brooks or any other prominent friend Of
Mr.. Douglas inform u.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
Another Lake Disaster.

DETROIT, Monday, Sep TO- 1860.
The Canadian SCI ooner w. II. Davey. with cargo
of COAL spIung aeak in heavy gale on Saturday, aud
sunk near the Middle leland Lake Erie The crew Of
persons escaped to the rigging. There they
NAMED seventeen hours and were finally rescued by
passing vessel. No lives were lost. The vessel will
probebly be raised,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

They had Fusion 10 Maine at the election yes
teTday Douglas men, Breckenridge men, and
all sorts, voted together against Lincoln and
Hamlin. The result is bad for Fusion, it
must be confessed. The difficulty, however,
seems to be that the Hon. James Brooks went
there to make speeches. If only the Hon. W..
Duer, or the Hop. w. Hunt had gone, the event
might have been otherwise than as it is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
Naiiona, Agricultural Exhibition,

CINcINNAFI, MONDAY, Sep. I'D, 1860.
The gruuds fitted up for the eighth exhibition of the
GIFTED States Agricultural Society ready and nu
meroue entIfs are coming in from distant Safes, as
prcspect Of exhibition superior to any y-t Witnessed
in this country. The premiums exceed $50 O00 with
several citizens purses. The Fair opens on the 18th,
and continues to the Goth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

talking Of throwing the election iuto the House
wouid do well to heed it. Ifauythiug, Mr.. Putnam
paints the picture in too mild cOlors. Those who
remember the sceres cf violence aud disorder
which attended the election of the Speaker last
Winter can well understand what would be the
displays on that floor if the election of the Pre,-
dent were carried there under the present circum-
stnrces.
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rnR TRIBUNE pretend. to have greet horror for Fusion"

Express.
WHY ,siH you lie! THE TRIBUNE has no hor'
"a, Of Fusion, and never pretended TO have. WHAT
We condemn is not the fusion OF the Bell win the
Douglas men, but the cOncealment, equIvoeatioh
and ouplicity of pretending to Americans that ten
cf the Electors on the Douglas ticket VIII vote LOT
Bel, while the Irish and Dutch Democratic oracleS
assert that those same ten Electors Will all vote i'r
Douglas ard johnson. Why don't you meet the
object We do make, instead ofinventing another!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
The National Fair.

81. LOUIS, Monday Sept. 10, 1860.
Inc entries Tor the National Fair which commences
here Sept. "a, already number pearly 400. E,ery-
thing indicates that twill bo splendid success a ID
more atran'iy than any former exhibition. Tls
Prince 81 Wales will probably be hsrs on Tuesdas r,
18th Of September II sesiimalsd that 200 600 strange
will visit ST. Louis duIirg the week,
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The knights of the Golden Circle

NokfoLK, Monday, Sept. TO- 1860.
Col Groner has left for Texss, via Riehpond and
memphis, where he expects to meet large command
OF Knights Of the Golden Circle.
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10 the Associated Press.

To the AtsoclBttd fTess
PORTLAND. Monday, Sept 10 1860.
The election for State officers and Members OF
Congress in Msire took place to-day The vote
is probably the Target cast in the State. Scatter
ing returns including several of the larger cites aud
towns show Republican gains and indicate the cleo
ton of the full Republican ticket by large major ties
Twenty towns heard from early in the evening, give
Wasbburne Republican for Governor 2,5'6n sjority.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The following is the resul; in several principal to WINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
Church Burned

BosToH, Monday, Sep. 10, lS6O.
Early on Sunday morning, the Second Congregt-
tion, Church in Mcdford destroyed by fire, with
two vooren buildings adjoining. Loss sl2,0oO, OF
whicf 50 600 was Insured. The nre wa5 the WORK OF
a. ncsudaIy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

The Douslasites of our City and vicinity will
have good time over their rOast OK tomorrow.
After dgesting the Maine election, they can take
an OK with ease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

Forty Zone towns give Washburne 1886, Smavt
ii 732. and Barnes 1876 The same towns last year
gave morrill, tRepJ Il, 591, and Smith Dem 1856
TIE Republican majority in these towns this year is
1908; last year, 2 $685. Republican gain, 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
HerscheI v. johnson Coming North,

AUGUSTA, Ga Monday, Sept TO- 1860.
herschel v johnson passed through this city on
Saturday, route to New-York.
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Anew Telegraph Liae Completed.

OMAHA Cry, n. T. SaIurI7y SFP- ~ Ig
The tel graph line 20 this point wa co%pleted a9d
an ofscs cnenfd here ye,terd,y We viii also be ia
c, nmunicaion win For, K's'naJ by the Isl 'i No
yember
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

parties, more disoordsnt tbaa FIRE and ", ''er' 10
the hope thereby to beat HONEST ABE LINGO. NJ
When they get their work done. we hope they win
LET US know it,
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Conversational Nomination

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept. III, looo;
TIE Hon. b. L. Junkin Ien0minated to-day ny
the Republicans of the XVIII District.
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POst-Onice Robbery.

ALBANY. MONDAY, Sept TO- 1860.
lie Post Office ut Wost Troy was robbed on Satur.
day night OF $40.
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MAINE is the State in which Mr.. Douglas has
mad most aud largest speeches soce he started on
that unfortunate quest for his mother. He is next
to stump NEw-YoRK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
Suicide.

BosTos, Monday, Sept. 10, 1860.
joseph T.. Tbayer wslknown cotton broker,
hung himself in his store, No. "a India wharf, this
oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special Dlspstcb to The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept. 10, 1860.
THE MAINE ELECTION.
The Republicans are in high glee tonight Their
headquarters are thrODged to hear from the Maine
election.
MOVEMENTS OF MR.. DOUGLAS.
Ex.Gov Herschel V. johnson passed through
this city this evening without stopping. He is
bound Tor New-YOrk.
ANOTHER DRFAULTER.
1t is reported that one of the leaders of the
Breckenridge party, of high standing with the Ad-
lDiDistration, and most actively engaged ia the
present cap,paign is defaulter to the tuue Of
Sal O( o and upward. Perhaps he will make it up
by constructive claims, and therefore hesitate to
mention his name, although it was openly given to-
night in all the hotels by some ardent Douglas
men.
A CONSCIENTIOUS DOUGLAS MAN.
A. NJ Barbour, Superintendent at Harper's
Ferry ArmoTy, resigned his position to-day. He
IL ore of the Electors Oh the Douglas ticket, aud
an ardent supporter of Douglas and johnson, for
whom lie has been making speeches. He received
the appointment at the recommendation of Secre-
which soyce he has followed iUmediltely. Some
Virgins gentlemen are very wuch eIssperated, as
it is the first blow struck upon Douglas Office
holder in the Old Commonwealth.
THE HON. MILES TAYLOR AGAINST FUSION.
The Hon. Miles Taylor telegraphed to-day to
New York advising Lis friends not to eater into
any alliance with the Breckenridge men.
Go the Associated Press.
WAsHISGTOS, Monday, Sept. TO- 1860
Official advices from New-Mexiso, dated August g.
state tat eight companies If the Fifth regiment infau
try have been ordered to Bear Spnug to commence the
construction of Fort FsunterOy. Other portions OF
the regiments Utah being attributed through
GU ihat TIE rtofy in accordance with p-evi us orders
Two companies are to DO stationed 10 the vicinity OF
the ines Of Arizona
1t was Yesterday taed that the expenses OF the Jap
aue &c Embassy in the Und States, accOrdirg to ac-
@onpts rendered at the STATE Department, were only
half the amount appropriated by Congress- but since,
IL has he, asCertaIed tbat the War and Navy DspAr-
IN, MIS- have claims for presents, including implements
Of war and for personal expenses from japan 70 THIS
couptry which will probably absorb nearly the re-
mil der Of the $50 600 appropriation.
h A special agent has been dispatches TO Ca'Eor 1la
foo The Attorney Generals Office, to obtain iniorma-
ton and convey Instructors All 20 70 tie GOLD mine
snifs and other legal busoess Of that Stats.
Six separate bids not yet opened have been o1ered
for the use by Government OF the Telegraph lne 10
the Pacific. Several gentlemen represantlug tele-
graph into ets here on business connected Withha1
~
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How b'ent d III 10 see
BrethIeu and friends agree
Fach IN his proper station move
And esch fulfill his part
With sympathiziug hesIt' a.,

And al tne cares Of life snilo'e
We respectfully suggest the above ''ao<a' rom
we.l.kroSn pOtm, as snitAbe no1.o 'If une
patriots now engaged 10 the fusion oi po"I'ui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

The following is the reaul; in several principal to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-28
CROPS AND POLITICS IN Ma rcHrrocHEs
Special to the New Orleans Greseent.l
N srnrIrnrurs La Ann 10 1aen

Special to the New Orleans Creseent.l
NATCHIToCHEs, La, Aug. 10, 1860.
Ab-. Editor Thinking that the readers of the
Crescent would be pleased to hear how things go
on in "old Natchitoches, y pen yoa a few lines !;
for just at the present time am very busy, and
cannot say as much as / would desire about things
local and political. AS you are aware, there are
in this parish three weekly papers. One has at its
masthead Breckinridge and Lane; another has
Houston and Everett, and from present indications
will throw Houston overheard, and place Bell in
his stead: the third paper, (Which, by the way
some of your city papers stated had hoisted Breck-
inridge and Lane) has concluded not to enter the
field of politics, the stockholders being divided in
their opinions, some fayoring BrecAnridge, others
Douglas.
Tie adherents of Breckenridge contemplate hay
ing q ratification meeting and barbecue on the lst
proximo, in this place, full particulars of which
you shall be furnished with and, from indications
il will be followed by a barbecue by the Bell and
Everett men. The prospects of Bell and Everett
in this parish are indeed aattering- Though there
are no great public demonstrations on the part of
the Bell men, yet, like "still waters,n they run
Deep as will be proved when the time comes to
test the numerical strength of the voters in our
parish. We may appear to be in the background
for the reason that we have no paper here espous-
ing our good cause; but, were you to ask the
Postmaster the number of copies taken here of the
National Constitutional Union party campaign pa
pers you might form some idea of the state of af-
fairs From reliable source have aseertained
that the parish of Winn is also going to do the
right thing for their country. Our parish is rather
in deplorable state just now The crops if such
they can be termed, are notwortl passing an opin-
ion on. The drought seems determined to hold
out. Everything is dry and vegetation parched.
We have no ice, and when called upon to 'smile .
look like man who has taken a bite of an apple
that he took to be sweet, but Which was slightly
sour. There is considerable betting on all sides.
but no fighting. OBSERVER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-28

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-28
Mothers.

Thousands are daily speaking in the praise Of
DR. EAToN7S LNFANGIEE C0RbL4L,
anu WY because ii never is 70 AFFORD instantaneous relief
when giyenin time lects il By magic and one tial s
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not nfe the most delicate infant Price Is Fglt d
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-28

The Fall of Table i Rock.
A "REMINISCENCES BY THE LAST HAY WHO sroop
ON 1T,
George wilkes writes from Ma yara to his Spirit:

George Wilkes writes from Niagara to his spirit
| said had something to do with the falling of
Table Rock, that broad shell or the Canada side
which in 1850 jutted the very canldron Of the
seethng waters, but which tumbled into it on
certain day in the month of JUNG, of that, by me-
well remembered year. About Noon on that day
/ | accompanied lady from the Clifton House To
the Falls. Arriving at Table Rock we efsoglr car
| riage, and az we approached the projecting plat
form pointed out to my companion a vast crack
| or tssnre which traversed the entire base of the
rock, remarkng that it looked wider than it had
| ever before appeared to me. The lady almost
shuddered she looked at it, and shrinking back
declared she did not care about going to the edge
| " Ah," said i taking her hand, 4 you might as well
come on, now that you are here. I hardly think
the rock will TAXA notion to fill merely because
/ we are on it,
| The platform intted from the mainland some
sixty feet but to give the visitor still more fear
| ful projection over the raging waters a wooden
bridge, staging, had been thrust beyond the ex.
| treme edge for some ten feet. This terminated in
small box for visitors to stand in, and was kept
| in its position and enabled to bear weight by
ponderous load ofstones heapedupon its inner end
The day was very bright and hpt and it being al.
| most lunch time at the hotels, but few visitors
We're out, SO we occupied the dizzy perch alone.
i We gazed fearfully out upon the awful waters, we
stretched our heads tiidly ovel the frighful depth
/ below, and we felt our natures quelled in every
/ fiber BY the deafening roar that seemed to sat1.
rate as, as it were, with an nddtnable dread.
ililh Il q aieftt9ie plate!s SHlu l. - LOOK under
| there, and see on what mere shell stand For
years and years the teeth of thd torrent in that e
| ting, angry stream have been gnawine ont tbat
/ hollow, and some day thisspiahe must fallsi Nv
i companion shuddered and drhw herself torethar
n alarm. Our eyes swept tile roaring circle of
i the waters once again we gaaed about in fearfni
fascination, when suddenly turning cur locks nnon
/ each other. each recognized aeorTesnonding feor
g do not like this place y exclaimed j. oniekIy.
The whole base of this rock is probably djsinta
grated, and perhaps sits poised in succession of
steps or notches ready to fall but and topnle down
at any unusual perturbation The tissure there
seems to me to be more than usually wide to.dayf
think we had better leave fol- do not fnnev sncb
nnlsh; ana besides, my papar must be published
With these very words-the| latter uttered half
jocosely, though not without ALARM seized NV
cempanions hand and in absolute panc we fea
as fast as onr feet could carry us, towards what
might be called the shore. We burst into laugh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-28
ag-spring and summer Medicine rhe

F9rsprfng and Summer Medicine - The
bers Of the body often soft and relaxed bracng
cold of Winter Is withdrawn and sickness u.s.
in the form of ating, apoplexy fever inflammation and
acute rhenmams Because this all the hnots are
apt to corrupt from sudden check of the perspraon
coseness the oppage any evacuation than at any
other period of thoyear BRANDRETHs PILLS set all to
rights cleanse the blood from those erudes which the cold and
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When therefore, you feel chillness assde dizziness pains
of the head lose time but swallow on or eight
of BRANDRETHs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
Soon cheerfuness will dispace anxiety and health disease
And remember these Pills entirely vegetable harmless
for the weakest the but able and re
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These celebrated Pills sold at 25 per box, with full
directions 2a4 Canal street. New York. Dr. Branrehs Of
fee and by ]. WRIGHT e co. Nos 21 aud l5l Chartres
street, and by NIL respectable dealers in medicines.
ae3 2p2awGeewW-lm -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-28

Yousa BELL RINGEEs. This large and influen,
ental club, composed of the choicest spirits among
the young men Of this city, is again requested by
their President and Secretary to assemble in their
hall tonight, ara afterwards join the Bell knights
and Constitution Clubs in procession. The duties
OF the campaign are arduous and require much
devotion of time and money and no club in the
city, ef any party, has been on hand oftener or
more promptly, than these same /" Young Bell
Ringers Well, gentlemen, your reward can be
found in an approving conscience Of the perform
ance Of patriotic duty and the glorious eonsela-
ton Of a triumphant victory awaiting you.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-28
Bargains ist EKandEerchiefs +!
j. a. BR-AsELNIAN.S
g To The Public.

The decision of Judge Nelson Cooperstown his day an
nounced having been circulated broadcast country we
duty that this Of an inferior and
petty Court EXTENDING ITS INFLUENCE OVER ONLY
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, has been
virtually anulled rsed far the soa Sewing m
chine Company concerned by the decision the Hon
Chief Judge Dunlop Of The Circuit Court OF the United sae
at Washington which establishes clearly the that the Akin
Felthonsen patent the only original and valid one upon
which reliance be placed Sewing Machines manufactured
in the United States.
Under this patent he sloa Sewing Machine Company are The
only Licensees and consequently despite decision at Coopers
town, ALL OTHER MANUFACTURERS ARE fNFRlNG-
ERs, ACCORDING TO THE HIGHEST LEGAL AUTHOR.
1TY IN THE LAND The decision Of Judge Nelson is a
ready appealed from in the limited district affects
GEO. B. SLOAT,
President of the sloat Sewing Machine Company.
Philadelphia August ls, 1860.
N. S. HEDRICK Agent,
au27 2p6t&Wit 97 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-28

THE SYRIAN sUFrERERs. The collections in New
York Id sid Of the suffering Christians in Syria
arnountea on Tuesday to s357s. a considerable
sum has also been collected and forwarded from
Boston. These collections will be disbursed by
The agents Of the american Board Of Foreign
Missions The accounts from France report that
Napoleon had advanced 100000 francs out of the
Imperial treasury in aid Of the sufferers 1t is
estimated that the number Of persons rendered
homeless by the recent atrocities, and now need
Ing relief Is notless than Is 600 made up Of Protes-
sanls converted from Mohammedanism through the
lahora Of American missionaries, a considerable
number belonging to the Catholic church, and
many thousands who belong to the Greek and old
Syrian churches,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-28

TERhlBiss TRaeEpY.-on Sunday afternoon John
Cumming, AAesiding at Roundout, N. Y, cut the
throat q ~ wife, and then drew the razor
across ms own. They had been married about a
year only, and triaing misunderstanding had
ARISEN on account U the wife having related some
Of her husbands fanls before strangers. On the
occasion ot the uagev. Cumming entered the
feom where his wife wss sitting, and without q
wore of warning cut fearal cash in her threat.
She ran out OF the house, foloxed by her husband
towards the residenee Of her Esreilts after pra.
eeeding short distance Cummin5 drew ma ram,
across bis own throat. but not deep e,ono o caass
immediate death. The wounds were ,lrssse hnt
hssle hopes are entertained that either Sl recover