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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

OsvRso Oct s-ep m -FLouR steady with moderate de-.
nsId for interior ard Eastern trade SALES go bulls IS IS or
bush No Mlwsyke. GLIB 81 49, 900 bu'h Red I1di.1s
Il 81 2l 1905 bush do 10 90 pIh Canadian, sGd 1909
uIh No Chicago ep ing on ph7se terms CoAS dull a.s
2lg bush Indiana Gle and 500 bah. do At 6 sA0a.
75c BYEsud Oars quiet Can FREi- sdvanesd i;.
GTao Flour &c., " hest lie Corn 0ie 70 NewYork Lsse
IMPORTS 73 bbls Flur 80 bOsh Wheat 1870 basb Bar
bbls Flour; bush Wheel 200 bu.n Corn y bush
Barley; l. 100 bush. Peas.
AL6AsY Oct 6 D. m-FLoUR steady and IN god demand;
eco bush CsDad, 75c OAr. stes y; SAILS is 90 bush
S6c for State CORN dull but sab In lots 63dG9 for West
Mixed BARLEY: this norn tb'rs fair demand Bat
bodeTs bn and but few effected in the afternoon
done sss today 10 30 bush s2Gs3; for Canada
E,a Doc for inferior 15c for fair round STATE sc for
choice in car o 79aSlc for Vernou 7se fr Caaad. West
e.: for bright do Whey sales go bJls at "a HoPs;
higher prices pc for 1859, sars 500 10 at l5120,
CHICAGO Oct. 2, p m.-FLpUR oun WHEAT hrm, and "a
1c higher sales 1903 O10 bush ds0c for No. asd 3i
S7c for No 10 store. active and steady az 100
bush. at 4c in OARS firm sales 2OO0 oush 20c
shCat hECElPTs-e 500 bbs Four 39 20 bush Wheat 40 900
l25G00 bush Wheat us 900 busn Com. FREGHT active q.
lOc Com 10 Bufo l!s. Wheat. Sight EXCHANGE on
New-York, y cent premium
BUFFALO DC. 6p u Flour steady and IN fir demand
conni $50 As 20 for Extra Michigan, Indiana, aud Ohio;
S5 5j0 &c IS for Double Extra WHAT closed irer
i6tO b1sh No chi'sso SPdSs st. 81 % 1000 9a.s No
FL 2 ~ 500 5ush Write Mi,hi1sn 81 a. Coag steady
AID ia a.tve demands sales 80 900 bush At 55d55 part
sho't RYE steady sales oG bush at SIC CASAL FsEeHTs
LAKE IsPoRTs-3 W0 bbls Fjaf 5090 bush Whea, l76e0
bush Corn 4(OO bush Oats snd 200 bush Bsry CANAL
ExPoRIs4 900 bis Flour Io3 90 bush Wheat, IS coo bush.
Corn l9 coo BUSH o .ts and 9 C0 Sd. bari y.
C1ScISNAr Ocs 8-FLouE duh s5d 10 for sapeEfne.
WHKAT stead BACON 6rID shoulders &C. Myss PORK hrp
@. sl7 ESQ $a. sIeHr ExcHAsGs NewYOrk unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

POLHEMUS-In this city IN Saturday, Oct g. Ahner ",
insn, Of Abraham and Rebecca Pohcmas, AGED year
sId moths
RATHBUN- 10 this city on sunday morning Oct NAHUM
hstbbnn In the 18th year Of bis age. . -
sCOyELLon Saturday DC Harris sco7eD sgsd 70 years
ard months
The nsTs services will be held 10 the RptEsss Church.
IuedaJ evening soclork preparatory 10 the rem 5yIoi
" remains 70 Hewbsye inteonsnt The relatives an0
o. me family and tn2se u hs 'ooin law; Ben1 u
sc invited TO attend ~itbou further noice
eIbo-On saturday uet George Albert y0rnsest Of
Js9sss s,d Amanda sch'b aged 10 months and II days
eyed 1yssrs and mouths ede,t CHA Of WjIiaD r. sad
ssry TowDsepd ~ " ' ~ ~
VANDERPOOL-At Minsrv. y. - ,,y..-, o.. az
David Esndersoo aged o. ,s.,a 80 'H "'oo'D'J ''P- ~
VA, Wsl. n ..sS x on Monday morning Oct o
Tae iesti'es s.d friends o. the suy are rs.pectf, invited
20 sttena MS nneIh from the residence Of his sonnls1 A.
eens,tabt 80 10 0srd.n Il Hobok.u 40 W.dnssa.,
morning the tb inst At oeoch without further notes
sged ~ years " ~ 'N"'
W1LEYIn ibis city on Sun IAy Oct Ann widow q, Tia
late Robert Wiley, aged "a years ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

bly, mt their trust IA Gsd to fad th' m ,hsr daily
~! al "a ua,e .v,r with 10 do . aod su thew
now a.ked # their -Cor.stsr' al the East
such n,sssure OF .bsr ayers, GER ueans a1d tbei
youpg as they could spa for tns grea, work Of
\. aIb.1, Of North Au,eri ynbo certainly had "a ush
caim upon sher oh $40 SYM athy as the hsathens 81
Africa China or p js1nds Of the sec. Snb'crpSons
fr 'h mero' .ous object mas be add c-sssd ~ The
Rev N. Dp %. d., Assistant Rector OF IEnty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

ACCIDENTS "A hoy IL years Of age, named John
Cmnughau while Gathering clesuGt q Berteu accidentally
f fcl the ee ed aimed fracture Of the hilh bone. Is
Vas found m pe-s condition 10y gentleman % lr n Ar
H.ge WI convey him TO hl home ia South Eighth street
jersey City.
On Saturday rih two men bsIy rirfed Dog t,iugcalet
bawee the boat end bfdF' th8 Row o ias If he Mex
J-fsey fIly attempting - jump hoe before the D3a. was
scuioi io The bridge
\ BGrrAL AcT--A nan named William Mlrphy.
re,jsg 81 no hu,x sL.,t jtry City as ALE g-I ON
EuE9ayii.Lt while chlsg L Iu, caught up sIlt and
nouT.d t. a. p4ta o. the bead Of the bow bld +4 him
Dr. Quidof Wos 1lsrslId called 10 10 Dies the iads woIu1s
IIoror SgLLISC.--Iaibara Brown, kscpsr Of
d,lLg place 80 o. lork street Jsrsry CIV nasd
ye1cday by tie ReeoTds To- su. liquor h0pt license
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
Hisnrfers. sc.

SAyAvvuf Oct l. The French brig Maria Frii''e ron,
Sen Domingo ior IaTe win r,h sany M aga h,S tpyes
ls,e looking She viii be- uroal,i AGED on The Dry D9eS
ioi repairs ny telegraph , ~.
CuaWIIsIiN, Oct 8 The schooner Henry Tr'yt. h}au,
81 tanrte frou Uavara bound New York Win 10 Dds
has ayed here 't0ky tl l. Old ard captain proposes
torObip Ga his own account 90 80 teleSbph -. -,
husrON Ott Brhe steamer k'uss ston from fh sdp i,L
out idc with tchr In tow, ia colaJn with brS Il W.
PeckgT aud i0.t her hjwspnt-I by t-egaph =.
PHuApEipuA, oct G-Atr bikTnaj, Turks lsllld. srPI
a at 80 s. duFa gale nom " NJ p sprng lrk ana VS.
90 thtCw 1Nfd rD Bug Reindeer 81 uAAa
Was " cell the al ght tia. the IIad le.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Embellishments Q.
Cleared.

Gtearosbp.-Coumbis Berry Charleston, Spohsrd, Tesco
Co.. MatsDkss Lussgsng masnzss Mort Bros, Havana
Sbip,-Eagle Wing Colby San Fisncisco NJ Cooley;
Vanguard Ballet Liverpool ows5d and Fro.ainghsmi Van
Baks-y W. Page Culver, wilainlon, Vokei IniAn
Queen Giles, all { y Duncan Co. Hei,,ss CLARK,
Mobe W. Il. Brigham; BeIsilis, Ru.t Gssgow Boyd
HeiDcien; J. Pays, Terry arroyo j. T. A. H. WebsteTi
P. Denill Hosy, Savannah DemiIl & Co
Bngs-s NJ Newhan, Payt1n, Denersrs II Underwood;
Forward lBr Cosheet P,ctou 8, d. r. DeSoE; Abby
Elizsbsth, PbDtey, Barcelona. J. r. Dow.
schoonersE Sherman, u hi'e Gsorsetown, B B'ossog
Son f. LegaId, Kenyon LaTscca McCresdy, Mott Co. |;
ElecTc Light Hume Portland Miller Ho1ghton; Chase,
Fdwsds Liverpool, Tspscott Co Wells Wells Jsc@el,
KuuRre & Co Howard Baker 30 ton s w. Lewis Co.
Reindeer KinnsT ADtisus, Sui b. jones Co.
steaneIsBstO Allen, Phadlphis; T. w. Bronze, Foster,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
BY Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, Oct The steamship Salhyils, Mursy,
from New ieIS arrived here at O'Clock lat Sunday eveSn
ste m'hip James Adgsr Capt Phillips lot hee II S''eA
Saturday moiuigg Oct 8
sAN ANNAH, Dot The steamship hah'se' lI'ui
NeNf orb aiived here q O'Clock sunday tepooA h n1
bOsION, Oct 8-Atr steamships spsuidns hsNhyIei
hensington Philadelphia Rarks Fsnces cor ntS2Ss ous-
teuhuig hns, Bird Of tho NNu, Pprt GFfdlt' " tasA
tr Lee Cope Hayten, Director Matthews, Nsd'h"i uate'
loTydOn, GLASGOW. Schooner kale. sngeaLti hAfse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
MARIE

M0RRIsON-PHILIPs-O0 ToGrs5ay, Oct by the Rev Mr.
Hatfield Edward Morrison to Louise, daughter Of Samuel
Philips esq all Of this city.
ROGGlN- WRlGHT-At Hudson ". Y, on Thursday, Oct
by the Rev VIM. Lsayit Mr. Ja,lb Royan OF Oak Hid
y, to Miss Annie Wight Ct toe former place
ThIPP- PALMER-In .ooklyn, Sunday, Oct T. by tbs
Rev j. L. Peck jeremiah O. Tilg - Jane Palmer both of
Brooklyn.
Rhode Island and Kingston pspers please copy.
WHITFORD-MILLER-O Tuesday o.. D. by the Rev J.
sesIles, James WhfoId Of Winamsburgh, to Miss Jane
Miller Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

PHOPosED FERRY BETwEEs ColLEGR PoIST. L. | =,
AHD WFTcnEsTER CoCSrY-lL is eOntemplled to
estalieh ferry between College Point L. / and the
village Of Ne5ichester early the ensuing Spring A
company has aleady been formed for he purpose aud
sl' 600 have been subscribed toward building cub
ttauta, boat 70 Tie route. Tuis wil prove Of
grea convenience for residents of Westminster aud
Queens Counties saving time and expense to those
who may have occasion 70 travel between the points
nn.c-L.I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

my fellow pnb,srs 57rae ID. bsGo,e Of The pJsu TIE
Office vbjch tve b. pomiosed Of .uoh Character
TO demand Of little connection with tOs excitement Of
podi tie posbe and While those who koow know
fu vel. my insn, ard oTinions confident they will
spp eAe The position occupy And The good Of deter
mins,i1n. With great respect, am, Sir,
Very truly you're &c,
Oct O. 1860 TAOS. b. VAN buren,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

pR0ETfr HoWour.-Abcut o'c.oc, last even
10y Ohrer Bennett Of tho Sixth Precinct was called
upon 10 e.. ca man named Wa. Cpnniugilai, r-sii-
Ing ia IN. snct, Z. ID. twas alleged that he had,
wtilt under The influence Of liquor, assaulted aud 10
al probability, III ly i'jurd bic uif4. f. h.drnaken
tHy hs had licked her several timcs in toe abdomen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
-N.EW--JERSEY ITEMS.

TIE REcEITIoS TO BARoE RESFREw.-Lberty
Engine Company No. Of JsIsey City intend to pirti-
crae on Saturday night next III the rsmeH parade IN
honor q Baron Renfrew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
HIRTHs.

CooPER-on Monday Oct the .ie of John Cooper s Of
twin all doing well
FAIRBAIRN-A. No % Woodruff street South Brooklyn
sunday Oct 4 Ann Jane vie OF br James FsLbarn Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
BROOKL wv ITEMS

Republicans of Brooklyn, rally this evening at the
Wigwam, City Hall Square. L. Della ield Smith
OF New.York and +. c. Hopkinson Of Boston will
speak. Anang ment5 have been made to announce
tie result 81 the Pennsylvania election at this meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

REGISTRATIONS or NoTERs.-Tbe Central Committee
Of Kings County call upon the Republican Associ-
aiiors Of the county to convene their members on or
before Tuesday, the oh instant to take measures to
perfect the registry of yoters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

On Saturday last large and enthusiast: assem-
blsge Cf Republicans was convened at Richmond,
Staten leland in order to rstfy in mass meeting tho
County nominations. The nesting was presided over
10y James Guyon, snd was addressed by Joseph
Hoxe, the bon. Luther G. Carer, G. w. Curtis, aud
Others series of resolutions niorsing the eapdi-
d4tes Ct the Republican party were unanimously
adopted. large number of Wide wakes were pres
ei from VARIOUS neghborin9 towns, and the meeting
was brilliant ore, being perfect success in every
respect Lincoln is constantly gaining friends On
Staten Island and the election Of November viii show
large Republican gain there.
Edwin Mills Of Astoria wac nominated for mem
Der of Assembly by the Republicans Of the lid Dis
trct Of Queens County at The Convention held O. Ja-
m,ica on Saturday. Edward II. Seaman Of Jerusalem
South was at the same time nominated for School Com
missioner.
The Republicans II the I'D Assembly District,
Kmgs County On Saturday night nominated Marquis
O. Moore, who represented this district so years ago
in tie Legislature.
The Republican Central Campaign Club. No. 20
Broad gay have made arrangements for receiving tie
fsiiic his evening from the Pennsylvania eloc-
ior, and the ciizers generally are invited to assemble
lt the Headquarters There viii he Fpsasing, and
aif siug by Republican ClCe Clubs.
The Hon. James Humphrey NJ &. Of Brooklyn, |
viii speak before tie Young Mems Republican Onion
a. stuyyelSns Inftute, No. go Broadway, this even
ng Il, O'Clock.
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
A LITTER fRoM Dir. =. b. VAN nURps.

4. LAMONT, EsQ.-Dtar Sir. deeply regret TO say
that ing under he advice Of Gieuds feel
nyse pe8ed to loIego my saydgoeHtst h adore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

NEw.YORK MARINE SOCIETY Last evening was
The night for the regular quarterly meeting of the above
soci, ~, To he held a, the United States Hotel. The
hour specified in the esD-6 o'cloek-having arrived
the meeting was called to order by she President Capt
Charles H. karahsll There being No quorum present,
IL received 10 wait hour for 3eiDqueaSs. Tee
Secretary, Capt. Joseph Tinkham in noticing the
a;eDdsrcs Of nembers regretted that little interest
manifested by shipmasters 10 the welfare of the
fods'y. The small sum of $50 constitutes a captain
life member and in the eveut Of his death his widow
receives annuity the interest Of & 000 At the
present time there ffy.rine widows drawing pen
sons from he flrds Of the society. There being no
quorum at clock, the meeting was Adjourned until
the second Monday in January, when the election of
Officers will be held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
MINIATURE aLEAgsC

MIsIAruHE aLEAssC
soa-Rlses 500 SEES 81 HooDRises. 0a7
THIS
Sandy Hook 2;l6 Gov Islsnd... 49, Hen-Gre... 5lJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

REOPiElYs OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE This College
opened lat week, with sc freshmen, 81 rophom nes IS
jauiots and 80 seniors Engagements aud changes 10
the rrcia,ioDro have bsen in progress during the
vacation, a. will econ be finished. II is proposed
then divide the classes nso three sections instead of
two ss has been The Gaze Of late Profs d. sler and
HeC allOcb have returned from Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

OBITUARY Caleb o. Halsted, President of the
Marbausn Bank died a. bis residence 10 Second ave-
nue., Of Tenth street, on Sunday evening. For
the pas FIVE years be had been afflicted with dropsy,
On, until within about year. the disease had not st.
tanned that hold upon bis system which prevented bin
from Attending TO hi sccustomd dntiss Within
week NJ Hals,ed mad been coUfDed TO bis house. snd
compelled to rest in cnair as the complaint had pro-
q essed 20 fer that 20 lie ia led wss impossible,
A'out iOl O'Clock Sunday evening, while seated in
his chair converting with few friends, he suddenly
fell ta H. and died without struggle. The deceased
wss 20 years Of age, merchant ia this city for -
years, and President Of the M8nhq,tan Bank siace
1916 lie was also Vlce-President Of the United
SAFES Trust Company AID was of the trustees
tie Rev. Dr. Potts. Church The Board of Directors
Of the Manhattan Company met Yesterday, and passed
resoai. eDl Cystic of Mr. lialsted, and cJnd ling
wi bis relatives in their bereavement;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

KisGs COUNTY CIRCUIT Court CiLEsDAR-
tuesday, Oct. Mos VS. ia. us, III u9 Ill H. i23 Ej,
l23, 49,, 1871, 1872, l2a IA. 1875, 49,, 50 SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

Missions IS MISyEsoTA-Bishop Whippls Of
Bi1nsso q, at the morning service last Sunday, in s..
Ps0lt Chapel sad everything told him that bis State
wCuls contain millions Of population. Ten years
sgo IL WI dernes and but Fl 20 have elapsed since
j, border Territory, whils to-day was without
doubt Of the most vigoTou Of the yOuDg Western
States. 10 turp'y the spiritual nee s-Ges Of their
prsfeDt ahd growing population III y bad but sixteen
phi ~, four deacCus who he been brought up nODg
them 8b6 ooe who had come 10 from another diocese
IN 81 twenty band Of DO6le brave-hearted msa
devoted % tie work ia which they we're 30 successfully
engaged. They BOW had ia Minnesota some thrty-fve
c7nCdsies for holy orders VINO would be ofd.i6ed in
four wears srd 'Oue twenty-five whOs5 studies would
be fojshed in the course Of three years. In their !
teb OLE 10 st. Paul at present there one hpude
2, 6fys. iOiafs, IbteeJ Oi whom were OibJCWay
and Sioux Iudisns. traiDii 10 be teachers among
tIeir ouu reople. Twelve yOuUqmCn were being pre-
ra5,d for the ministry aUo he trusted that genum-
Der Of Be bOys IT. the grammar eclooi would yet be-
come caLd dsles for Tho st,gcd calling The tine had
soue when il Wss most Necessary that taey should |
Jui q sO5oe plain building ACme ior Their ln1i-n
yrub who were being gr-p5rsd tt8chef7 - spread
le G3sns aaOrg their 1900 red brethren In TIA,
,fa.a Tire hrHble wants Of tueHyOung men ia t'uu-
o for Tie ministry also required 10 be considered 10
Iiz regard Hence bis the BsbOpsl presence ~ l1st
oug1FQtoD on thai occasion ~ esk he prayer Oh I5
,efsFe1 End ibsr substantial ~ -iby ia All oil tle
no. e-efol p.0srai;OD Of the o4use ot Chrs cnhTcn
, ne Eorn,hsa he and ms coLJoIeEs mai nun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

CoRoSER's ISQUEsT.-CorOuer Murphy yesterday
held inquest the body Of names Edward Lynch
bch found In the the foot of S0nh Seventh
street f. d. Sunday night last M Lynch hsd bean miss
ins from his hon In Cy e. for sbot two weeks When
lat seer he vas about crossing NewYok the
WI iaubuTgh ferry il is supposed that while in.
toIiard fe into the and dI0wnei verdict Of
~ EonLd DroWnedn was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

CONFIDENCE OfERATIoS-Detectiyes Farly and
Eus,oos lastevsniDg arrested two Young men, named
Mstthew Wood and Charles Wilson, a charge Of
sal cling Jacob Nea ell Of North Carolina Out Of 500,
by mans ef he confidence game. The operation was
eff cted on board Of the steamship jamestown lyiug
st Pie, No. 10 North River aud all that Mr. Newell
had 10 sbo for his be- gain 500 bill on the City
Trust and Banking Company. Mr.. n. identified the
operators, and they were licked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

The Queens County barbecue at B'u'hville has been
postponed to Wednesday October q, when great
Republican denomination lie expected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13

Willow Ware.-We noticed a wagon
load of Willow ware in this city, manu-
featured in this county, by Mr.. SHUcK,
from u domestic willow that grows so
abundantly along our water courses.
None but the most experienced Judges
could tell the difference between them
and those manufactured from the Osier or
Basket Willow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13


A party of soldiers from this post visi-
ted Kearney City last night, burned a
house of bad repute, and beat one occu-
pant named Floyd in a most schocking
manner. 1t is thought Floyd will die
from the effect of the wounds. The visit
was in retaliation for Floyd and his asso-
ciates having badly beaten a soldier lately
The Pony Express from California
passed here this morning, leaving the fol-
lowing Pacific news:
Mai. ]. R. Scott, U. S. Army, died at
San Francisco on the 22d.
The brig j. S. Cabot, anchored at
Mendesigno, during the gale on the 18th
was capsized. The mate and 6 of the
crew were lost. A boat proceeding from
the shore to the relief was also capsized,
and all lost.
A telegram received from Yreka, an
nounces the death of Delason Smith at
Portland on the 18th. He was recently
one of the U. S. Senator from that State.
Reports of rich gold mines in Oregon
and Washington continue as usual.
The wooden factory at Salem was rum
ming night and day, manufacturing fabrics
which find a ready market.
Victoria, Nov. 4.---Sl5,000 in gold
were received at Victoria from the Fra
ger river mines.
There was serious riot at the Victo-
ria theatre, Nov. 3d., growing out of long
existing contentious, of negroes against
whites. The negro population, having
emigrated TO British Columbia from Cuba
to improve their social position, claim to
be equal in all things to any other race.
The whites demurred, and the manage
ment of the theatre provided seats for its
colored patrons in a separate part of the
house. On the night in question, the ne
groes concerted a plan to take possession
of the preserved seats, and forced admit
tpnce TO the parquette. The whites at
tempted to expel them. The actors Jump
ed into the parquette to assist in the fight.
A party of negroes armed with clubs
came to the rescue, and a number of
whites were knocked down and kicked by
the negroes. Lighted c~amphene lamps
were thrown about, bursting and setting
the theatre on fire. The negroes drove
out the whites, and were in turn repulsed.
Some of the negroes had firearms. The
principal rioters were arrested, and or
der was restored by the police. One
hundred negroes were engaged in the
riot.
!, WAsaINeToN, Dec. 6.
SExArE.-Wednesday.-Afte PRAYER
and the reading of the journal, Mr.. Lath-
am presented the memorial of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce Of San Francisco
!, praying for the establishment of a dally
overland mail. Laid over for the present
Mr.. Powell introduced a resolution
that so much of the Presidents message
| as relates 10 the present agitation of the
country be referred to a special commit.
tee of thirteen members, and that saiC
, committee be instructed to inquire wheth.
er any additional Legislation within the
sphere of federal authority be necessary
for the protection and security Of the pro,
perry Of the U. S.; and f so to report By
bill, AID that said committee be also in.
strueted TO report whether il is expedien'
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13

Another AddltlOn.--ou cabinet wa
Increased the other day by a contribution
rom Mayor HILL: a piece of the At
an,ic Telegraph Cable. Suffer such
tile things TO come unto us.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13

Steal Not At All.-SOme of u sub
complain that their Bulletins are
arried away, before they get a chance
I, look at them, by persons too stingy to
describe for a paper of their own. First
ling they know, somebody III "get their
anne ia the paper :"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13
Whisky Capt. Whis-

WHISKY lnSurreCtlOn.-'Capt Whls-
y took a notion to "secede," "dissolve
Pc Union" ''bust," or something of that
ind, Saturday evening; a number of
unken rowdies were entirely too beis-
erOus on the streets. The Marshall
heuld promptly arrest such offenders f;
pad if need be good citizens should assist,
is the only way such things can be
dried up" No officer can amount tc
nueh unless backed" in the discharge
q his duty by every good citizen.
To the credit of the city be it said
hose who were 'spilin' for a fight" wen.
outside the city limits, and had a friendly
'set to-" "Peepers bunged"-"clare.
drawn"-Hays victorious.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13

Ranch TFade.-We notice an un-
'sual number of Ranch men in our city,
be past week, purchasing supplies. A
rivate letter to US says: Nebraska City
OmPlains that Brownville is getting more
ban her share of Ranch trade" 1t can't
E helped gentleman all owing to the
hOrtness ard superiority of the route
lest; ~cheSpness of goods here; enter
Use and accommodation of cur merchants.
"Roll on silver Moon"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13
Our Devil broke loose last night an

Our Devil broke loose last night and
perpetrated the following:
Why Is our daily like a gentleman
BOVINE" upon being turned into pasture Z
Because it is a BaH-let-in.
What is the difference between the
City of Brownville and a discharged rife ?
The latter has no Bulletin, and the
former has.
Medical aid was Immediately sent for,
put previous to its arrival the said devil
was resusei'ated through the agency Of
burnt brandy in small doses, and a cold
prick applied TO his chronological box. -
The "Series OF dances' YOU crsad
about" commenced "dOwn below, down
below" the other night.
PETE on The Highland Fling"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13

Another Chance.-Who wants mon
h? Buck M'DANIEL, Of the Capitol
sill give the man making the largest run
Billiards on his table, between now
nd New Years day, five dollars in gold.
Pitch in"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13
treasury ReDIenished.--.Not

ing the fear Of sheriffs and others before
his eyes, the proprietor ventured out up
on the streets yesterday, and actually
succeeded in collecting one dollar. We
feel greatly encouraged.