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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12

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Mem Publications.

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JAPAN.
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This just the book to read in order post ones self up
Sesayd 10 the and customs Of the Japanese.
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TJ,uE LENNON SLAVE CASE.-We shall
nhvh an the th inst the full History Of the Lemmon
Slave Case is origin to IL final dsSn n Ss SSm SSS
Or @ Was Gt heard, the opinion OF the Supreme Court
The points end arguments Of Charlie. OCenor, VIM N
,. Of Judges DEMO Wright and Clerke. The great In
ppItance the legal and political principles involved the bold
witch the argument sustained both des render this one
Of the 6eant aud universally Interesting trials that ever
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THE CORNHILL MAGAZIN f 4,
II No. S. for MAY,
IS NOW READY.
Edited by VIM M. THAcKERAY. .
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edited by WIN n Thsckeay The first authors in Europe con
tribute and beautifully illustrated Nos l. z q and
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" THE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE cannot
Il fall 10 charm by its freshness, vivscity and good
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THE GREAT PALACE-GARDEN BALLOON.

Lowe is OF 60 high in the esteem Of the darhn pub
lie ga once he as and now a new rival has taken the
field who bids jar 70 distance him III the great asri Al
Atlantic race Unless Lowe can resdrfect bis old bal
loon. or speedily construct new one, no may Did
farewell TO eyery bore and wipe bis weeping eyes for
another air sailor has risen, is aeout TO rise into
public favor. and be trumphantly waited to England
and 70 glory sometime in tire of next Spring, II
tie gusty gods favorable, the bumPhous gas com
NAMES reasonable AID the aerial breechiag don't
break. The hitherto sulreIne husenefs oil Lowe air
machine topped sy the euPeror va tn's5 OF 'e nav
balloon now exhibiting at Palace Garden which Will
be nearly $50 feet in hight, ard have five tunes the
cubic caracty aud elevsting power OF the great Dbl
loon Of Professor Lowe, that 50 isnomnlOusly cA-
Ia1sed at Philadelphia week or two since.
The rev ar6ioaie for immortal houors, or eternal
smasb. is Mr. Carlos G. Coo Of Rome, One da County,
n. J.. an aerouaui Of several years experience VINO
knows Of namteIless baloonDg adventures by land
epd by ee4 ell Of which he az, and part o. when ne
Was In the good cause Of celestial locomo'lon, Mr.
Cos has ftred much for he has o5t an arm IN tns
coprse of bis experiments. having received oond-
tppbIe of several bundled or several thousand ie'' OF
severol miller. which 90 pulgerzed Inn rs 70 rencer
Tho mandate auputaGOn Of IN arm or 30, the mex
or,ble condition Of the preservation OF inc oolo'sa
talauce Of bis coIp5s So Coe PhoSophicaily parted
With lis limb, but be gave Lot up his aor'n'Hnssi
talloonipq Wa Liz pleasure ard balloon ne "oa''
liza, card he for premature buris Of an arm 60 ons
s. Fate left bin two good legs with which TO o'sle
bis airy hobby Hardly had be bid iona ilT'"el
70 lia good night arm when he projected snd se' eOou'
constructing a balloon before whose colossal di"eh'
sio1s an other balloons shoald dSiDdie into soap
bolIes The resuli Of HE five months coe' ''loI'
and sbors has iakeD tangible form, and is no" VsOs
IN the immsnfs structure exhibition at Palace Gar
den. mi,
TIE dimepsiors Of the new ail-sbiP are these; Ine
extreme hight Of the gasholder is 2so FEET gre"e''
transverse diameter Of d. ll8 fest distance from '"'
too Of the easholoer to the bottom OF She Do Oe1"
about $50 feet; lifting power, 1000 pou1Ss, 'A'
material Of tho sasLoider is WHIST 10 's'ln'u i'"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
CITY Politics.

The yth Assembly District Lincoln and Hamu
Csrraign Club will q eet to night at the Rpusicau
Hesdguares Of tie With Ward, No. l7S Prince
s,r.et where Mr. Dels6eld Smith will addrsss the
sudietce. sni "Uncle Abe's Choir" viii tune their
cboiceet melodies. WideAwakes join in at the same
plsoe.
"A Oakley Hal will speak at the Headquarters of
tie Republicans Central Campaign Club, No. 72
Broadway, this CTue'dsy evening, at u O'Clock.
At tie Repnbliesn Union meeting, No $50 Broad
way, Mr. Foster of Connecticut and VIM. CARTS
Moves will speak this evening.
Mr.. j. A Gardner, the Republican candidate for
Assembly il the LIST District who formerly held po-
stiou in the Police Department, has resigned. We
learn that there coed prospect of his carrying this
Democratic stronghold in November.
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DsrRIcr.--At meeting Of the
dles Etes to he With Assembly District Convention
held by order Of the American General Committee al
O1GtrdonL 8 Hall, Nc. 405 Grand street. last evening,
Frat els Baplst IT,. called to the CHAIR aud Isaac
n Jessup appointed Secretary. The Conv ention then
proceeded T. nomnste Candidate for Assembly for the
With Dhtrict. Mr. Andrew Craft Of the Thirteenth
Wa'd was unsniu Ously nominated by acclamaton.
hr Graft has also received the Republican nomination.
SINH RErupLUAS CoSGKEssIoSAL CosyESrIoS.-
lLlE CONVENTION Nlis' a. i'nNs
presiding At the opening of the Convection the dole
eaion Of tie Eleventh Ward appeared and stated that
they bad healed all their differences and that they ap
peared with a delegation constituted os there members
OF each Of the coDtesng delegations one less saan Tue
number to which the Ward is entitled. The deeg@Nop
wds admitted by the unanimous yo3 OF tae oohren-
ton ballot was then had, for a candid nc lot Non-
pr n ~ith the following result:
FfeLck A. Coukuug.,... II Tborlas brts''''''''''''
On no loo Of Col. PincknCy, Of ne seventeenth
Wat1 the nor ination of M. Consline was inEIs
rra- itronp. Committee, ooSssilng OF Coi. tieck
rev 6rd Nc CanirsG, Of tho Seventeenth, nI Blake
ana DR.. Rlakeipan Of TIE F.isesnth, and Messrs
| Wst,s ard Lewis of tho Eleventh Wards, was ap
noin,-d 10 wait pom the candidate ad inform him
| bis nrmipsiiou In short lime Mr.. Conking ap
reared in the hall escorted by tas Committee, aud
rec. iyed Sth rourig cheers. He acknowledged the
| honor which had been bosto wed upon MIN in nea
spee,h accepted the unanimous nomination. aod paid
handsome c, IophrpsDt 10 Mr.. liue. He then defined
the principles 10y which he would be guided by a v-rs
reruert quotation fon the Inaugural address OF JEFF
i,rson delivered on the fh ofM4rch 1901 which con
tsiptd very striking expression OF he creed Of th'
Repui iosn party. Ills IcuGfAs were warmly ap
pl'uded.
. Subsequently Dir. CClkling me. E large number q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

BLoEpIS's LAST FEAT.-At JOness Wood, yester
day NJ. Blondiu performed what is perhaps the most
sar ge1ous Of all bic break neck sc, promenade.
Not content with IN elevation shove the common herd
Of go feet at which lofty level hia rope ia strung he
mat needs take yesterday unto himse new altitude,
and perform his perlJus promenade on sts. The I'm
patient people suky waited an boar or 80 beyond tue
appointed tine tie cold Autumn wind being gustily
obruye all tie bile and the band dscoursDg strange,
mournfnl uelodes, expressive Of an intense desire Tor
something bot wheIewh to comfort the inner midi
vidua and Of adesparng conviction they shouldn't
set it. At last ia heightened gap between the
MaIseiaise sud Yankee Doodle, the ltte great man
appeared driven in triumph4l state in open carriage
lie assembled the taller mast aud walk gaiy over the
lempen course, this preliminary journey occupying
Just five minutes He then pre- pared 10 don the suite
which about three feet high, having each three
long ir pTones on the bottom which ara to prevent
the foo'hod from clipping, eonsnmmaton MOI deyou-
ly TO be wished at that putic,Lar elevation. He
fsred cautiously and picked his way with great care
EXPERIENCING occasional difficulty when he encountered
obDoxous guy line hut otherwise seeming as COM
p'eely master Of his position though he had only
huge wheelbarTow TO trundle or moderate elzed man
bis back or some trihe Of that agreeable Sort IL
performed the journey Of feet in precisely nineteen
nit utss without clip tumble and then singing ms
stills to his shoulder, he trotied back over the noe az
quick pace amid the cheers OF the crowd Ihi' " 'u
mosi peilous well IS The most effective performance
he lGs yet given.
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MRS. HARTUNGS CASE.


iPron, the Albany Rveuirg Journal October -
Among the decisions just made by tbs Court Of Ap-
psels ia one in the case of Mrs. HSrusg which turns
upon TIE construction Of the law N relston 70
capital punishment
The Court holds that the statute of 1860, in its sp
plication to rersons under conviction Cd the time Of
ia passage ia uucop stitutioral and void, AZ er post
fdcto bscauPe il preecribss different and ncresE,d
punishment from that in force At the time when the OF
fense was COMMITTED To the punishment OF death e
superadds one yesre Imprisonment at hsrd labor.
TIE Court cleo EXPRESSED the opinion that the new
law ha ing abolished the only statute deinicg hsBgog
as the mod Of punishment and i'self pesc'ibiny
new mode knotcn NTH b.
pescn ooErted Of murder IN he int dgree
Though be exscutsd" whether 10 ts
30 BE- by oh oronim or BY pos mig In the J or BY o1ruiss
81 the stake in frort Capt BIZ hsugs rests In the
discretion ~ nobody knows the Governor per-
hsp. the Sheriff
Oovencr 10 Office he Governor does not order H.
The convict remains mroned for indshsite
liable In be ordered 10 instant execution N
N way trat cspnce may ii tate.
es T. pr.vsen 5es that although the sts1orv provision
T. sboi'hed hsnfing the pun rent by law
Rst where he Legislature repeal statute which vsserey Ia
amsnca Of the Law cannot be presumed that thsy
in ended n retain the thing witch they aboished
In the Mrs Hs'tuDr the oh-nse chHged at com
av defined petty treason" and the purhrnen prs
scrbed therefor burning the stake II wend scarcely
csim tina, the Lgstre Intended 10 revive the
mon , " In respect 10 this class Of cases.
may urged that ell murderer. under The ls-
convicted Of murder in the secord degree for which the pu,sh
nert iupicnp for e But 'sa the criminal, 70
this guilty Of the crime OF murder "A the h 20
how Court sentence him for thar thas
Of which he H. by his confession the record guilty
decision the Of Mrs HsrtUug by hS CoCFb Of Ap
peA will be also sppes 70 tee q san shea ana IN
other now under sentence n the city of Ne~-fOrE.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1860

muslin ard made for this special purpose at tue
Tack Mills in this State. TIE be,tiug is OF cord ads
from oommon Gotten thread, which pOsssseee unusuI
strength, combined with great fsxibiiy. The enti's
weight ofthe neaog is 900 pounds. The lsrees mesh
in tie DeDg is H. inches square, and the smallest is
u inobes. Mcre than ~ 900 yards of muslin were
ued in lie construction and it will eonsin 30 600
cubic feet Of gss The mofln is saturated with balloon
varnth the conn position Of which is Mr. COee secret
srd at toe insertion Of the valve TIRE proper strength Is
secured By having four thcknessss OF the material for
a ie.gtb of IS feet while the fabric is double for
about twies that distance. The valve is 3 fes.
inches in diameter Is in two sections kept In place by
rprrgs of proper strength and controlled by separate
ropes each $50 feet long, The car for the passengers
and ballast s circular - feet high by ii feet in dame
ter. II ia divided into three stories decks, and Il Is
Intended 10 bestow passengers in each. The lower
deck is intended 10 accommodate about 49, the second
deck 60 and the upper deck about 20 while the boat
which is 90 be suspended below will carry abon; 80
Room is provided of course, for the requisite
provsiops Instruments aud bslsst- The car IL made
of rattan and willow baske.-work, and s trimmed with
csrpetipg and brocade The boat il life boat, and Is
10 he furnished with all modern hfesaving appliances
The weii h Of the is 800 pounds, and Of the boat
which is 20 feet long By In extreme width. about
. eco pOunds. Tie whole mscbine was made at Rome
in this State, Mr.. Gee and Mr.. Robert Rowbotbam
being the directors though sitnes there msny
as twenty persons at work it at the same TINA TIE
entire cost Of the apparatus lie aSout $1,000, and Mr.
Gee is the sole proprietor. 1t lie his Intention to exhibit
it here az long az tie public interested and ia the
Spring TO attempt trip acrossthe Atlantic to repay the
visit of the Prince of Wales. He has not yet fixed the
precile time OF this Atlantic transit, bat ii will be at
tempted as soon rs the weather becomes tied al err
Winter ard the aerial currents become steady 1t is
70 be hoped that the new stlesA ship may not CONS
to ultimate grief like the huge machine of Professor
CariincOurt Lowe.
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IsArGURATIoN or TIE INCORPORATING M DrcaL
COLLrGE.-The Legislature last Winter passe bill
Incorporating the " New-York Homeopathic J dedcd
College and designating number OF disiu guisded
medical men Of the homeopathic practice as lite crop
orators. The terms Of he charter were hN raj and
under them the institution has been successful y oso
lied. competent faculty has been sss urci, .hs
necessary apparatus purchased aud rooms engaged a.
No. u6 East Twentieth street, ct the north esgen cor
psr Of the Third avenue. Lat eveons is,it alton
,ras opensd with an inaugural address oy S. b. Bar
low. n. d.. President of the Homeop athc eccL
Society Of New-York. Ex-Mayor Tieu isnn pr seided
and upou the platform we're A. Oakley Hall, yu. 4.
Hall, snd the members Of the faculty.. Mr.. Barlow
,poke at considerable length on tia principle Of He
meopatby, ard paid high tribute to the 5 entlemsu
who had sided in establishing this College.
Mr Hal, jr., of the firm of Hall q Sor 4. also adj
dressed 'se meelng IN regard 10 homso pathc treat
ment
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CHEERING FROM CALIFORNIA.
The strength of the Republicans.
A BRILLIANT PROSPECT.
speci.l Di. p,tchts to The N Y. Triscs.

Specisl Di, pstchts 10 The n Y. Triscfs
OFFICE or MISSOURI DnNOcRAr, I
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Monday. O't- To- iooo'>
We received tee following by Pony Express S.1a
telegraph to day:
Nces. MCKKE FIsHBACs, Office Of the State Rtpublsl
Central Committee.
SAS FRAscIso0, Cal, Oct. 4, 1860.
Returns from the various county organizations and
clubs to this Office show Republican strength in tbis
State of IS 800 votes. if our ne fom tho October
elections in the East are such hope for aud
pect this State is certain for Lincoln. Ga this you
may Iely Wn. RoBE Secretary.
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From NeNY-NeXiCO.

IsDEPESDGscE, Mo-, Monday, Oct. -. 1867.
The New-Mexiean all with dates of the lss l1ft.,
arrived % night. ,.t...
,,ence6 in earnest -Four huodrod Utses have been
employed by Special Agent Phfer also 800 hezlcans
and Pueblo Indians have taken the he'd win tne
regular army. 1t il thought they VIII make 'i'@u
evteeD and whip the Indians irto submission; ~.
Five men. while hsyiUg 20 miles the sde OF fori
Trjon a few days sgo, attacked by IndiAAs anu
two kilsd the other three making their escape
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The Weather,

Por-svILLE Pa, Monday, Oct. Is 1860
There was slight fall o. snow at night, yering
the reebboripg hills to the depth Of half M inch.
BIYGH4MToS N. Y, Monday, Oct. W, 1850.
Snow fell here last night 70 tue depth of about three
inches II is now fast disappearing.
AUGUSTA Ga, Monday Oct. Is, 1860.
We had heavy white frost here this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.

Frrn The Philadelphia Bulletin ,a't erenin0.
The msoli lee for Col. Curtin, first reported are net
reduced by the official reurDs tta' have been received
lie is about thirt, two Thousand over Foster.
The House of Representatives. will Be stronger for
tie Peoples Parry than was first reported
There lie no longer any do Ibt abgut the XXth
Congressional District. Gen. Lszesr, Democrat, is
elected over Andrew Stewart; Greene County having
given him 800 majority.
We subj il he full off il vote fer Governor in some
Of the cnnutiea;
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A Case of kidnapping.

CHCAGU, MOudly. Oct. -, IoOO'
An outrageous case Of KID sp,ng occurred IN Gaena
IN the latter part Of September. negro named Jerry
Royd as years Of ape; bis WIFE muatto, - years,
end daughter II were n0ucsd to 90 10 Iowa - WORK
~ns f.rm. On the Slh Of tots month tbs mal was
f1uTd near Iowa CITY MURDERED.
II ia ed ,hst beco Mug suspicious, be was
L,sd NV re KidDsppers that they might retain pos
eeS To- son c,1sns Of Galeua have offered reward Of
AEON Tor the apprehension OF the dnsppes-
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Later from Mexico. DC

NEW-ORLEANs Monday, OCT. -, I2oU'
The schooner Carrie Sanford bings Iampico adSlces
OF the 9Th iDst. u- Id
Gsray. the Mexicsn Minister Of the Treasury, had
resigned The Liberals operating against Guadi-
lsiars, AT the city daily expected 10 fan hnorIs
were making TO raise money 70 deeno t1e csp' anu
q new forced loan talked Of.
The schooner Daniel Goodwin from Lavacca for Pen
sacoa has been lost on Lst Is and All hands saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
THE Princes FIeet-His Reception
af Boston.
BOsTOS, MoIOay, ~

BOsTON, Monday, UctoOet ID, -;
The roysl feet that s 70 convey oe Pa Az, 1S'
70 Epes5d wss signaled of the haroor Of rOr'A na'
Bic. al az early hour tbs evening -. lnr, line
Baron Rebew vii be reoeiy r a. ~. OF the CIV
End tbs Battalion Of Light Dragons who
Iii esco q nm 70 tie Revere House No other Pnohc
SenorstrTtions will be made in his honor unt' e
day, " bch is 10 be observed IN tas Guy ~ a'1'"
holiday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

PRIZE FIGHr on SUSDAY.-A prize 6gbt cane or on
Sunday morning last at point between Balls Ferry
ard Plssssnt Valley. The oomba'suts were Two up
town bruisers named Dunkrk sDd Malloy; the former
from the Tenth snd the l.tter from the Seventh
avenue Tie nominal stskes were $l25 side. Tho
combsisns and their parties reached the groaad 60
lsoted by the pire at eay hour In the FORENOON
ring was quickly formed, tbe men stripped and the
fighting commenced. The fight lasted fjty-6pe mis
utes At tn, expiration of that time, in tbe5td rouI
The battle was decided 10 favor Of Maioy, Doaki'
having struck foul blow. At the conclusion of n
fight Mslloy showed the worst punishment, Dunk Ik
having fought altogether for the head, while Ma 10y
struck body blows which proved comparatively h' .rm
lees. The affair passed off very quietly the olioe
having received 10 intmation Of its ocOGrreCes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SOCIETY," -Tha Afr;ean
Civilization Society will hold pub lie meeting GA
Wednesday evening Of this week, int bOShioh Church.
corner d Prince and aaIion streets, The Rev. 4. P.
Rogers viii deliver his farewell ae dress. lie expects
to Fail for Africa 10 company witt Others on ths Goth
met Atdrfssesmsy be expected from the Rev. j. b.
Smith snd Prof. Robert CamPt ell, who has recently
rstnrred from an exploring to- lr in Africa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
Movements OF Senator Douglas.

DETROIT, Mlrdayi VI. 10 ~
Senator DougIss arrived 10 this city this corning,
and 10 Tie afternoon ADDRESSED an i'm Depse audience on
Campus Mar,ius His speech wac mainly N N reply 70
that Of Gov Seward, delivered las we k. lhife y
grand tOTch gbt proc -ssion ms eVeulug' m';
will speak IN the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
1The piftsbureh Fire.

PiTTsBUIGH, Ps., MIndy Oct -, 1850.
The reported loss sustained by the Plasbargh and
Cleveland Railroad by tne fire on SUNDAY moraiog.
was greatly exaggerated. 1t will not exceed $40 ODD
A16 the loss of the engines will not 10 any msnner
sfsact the regular running Of the cars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
Nebraska Election.

OMAHA, N, MOnd,y, %. IS. 1860
Off, iI returns from I'll the orgao'zed add s,tded
couut.es in Nebrstba Territory gys Dsly, Rspubii-
can, for Congress, l62 msjority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
Naval.

NORFOLK. Monday, oct. Is, 1850.
The Upsed Sta ties steamer Richmond sailed yesteI-
day {, the Mediterranean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
Sentence Of - Mail RObber.

RUTLAND, W., Monday Ocs 10, 1867.
John Whitcomb, the mail robber, was to day sem
tened ~ the State Prison for tea years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
DIED.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
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