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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

KILLED BY HIS OWN REcKLEsssEss-Lat night
butcher named ADthon Paque, residing at NO. 900
Eighth avenue while whipping his horse ana dnVipg
at furious rate ran into pie Of stones a. the rnsr
ofThirty-fourth street and Ninth avenue, uPsetung
bis cart. BE was thrown with great violence upon
the pavement and striking upon his head fractured Us
skull Death ersued in few minutes thereafter. tbs
body was takento the Twentieth Ward Sa'lon-house
and thence TO his residence, where the Coroner VIII
hold sn inquest to-day.
MoRF ABOUT THE ROYAL CONFIDENCE WOMAN
NJ. Griec. who complained against the confidence
woman, Senora Donna Pedro alias Sarah Jane
Cookery, on Thursdsy employed woman TO clean up
and mt in o,de the house, Nc SSi Broa way, which
the Sonora vacated sudde5ly the occasion Of her
srrsa. In The course Of I day, the woman discov-
cred a wallet which had bssn thrust behind
bureau IL tie Senorss bedroom The wallet slmar'0
thcse uied 10 the "drop game and was foond 20 con,
tain So in bogus hank tis on the Merchants banA u
Anacosta, ard number Of papers. Among the papers
we've several Advertisements fer rooms ooaroefs e'0
receipt giving Mrs Pedro credit for $50 for tos'd
and rooms, signed A. Wilson aud the following ad'ei'
tisement, which exrlsirs itself
PKEsosuA Southern widow ady. occupying alone 9tsu
tfnly furnished house, uaIs az a,coTI yoe md I'd
prepossesDg appearance as con p'n of Boz SIS
3 able nome h'ufcst MS o'AuAANs
p. o.. keW-Yo 4 ,.,rIto
The wallet was fully identified as che which had be-
lopged to the Sonora ard taken 70 J'fereon mar
ks, Police Court Justice Connolly stated, however
that he desired no further evidence.
The LATE MURDER AT SING SISG.-The names or
the convis engaged in the recent afrsy ct sing Sng
were Aaron Paul AID John Durgan. The MURDER
was committed in The plankiDg shop. Paul was 'o'
foreman Of the shop and DUNCAN took him some "ofA'
"a bicb he refined. A quarrel was the Consequence
when Dungan struck Psul on TIE efeek, and the
latter drawing knife plunged it Ito the bre oil me
former infctir g mortal wound. The blsde OF 'ns
knife entered tetv TIE sixth and seventh RIBS aoou'
one inch below the heart and lungs.
Tar NORTH AMERICAN TELEGRAPH AssociAfioS'
This to6y embracing tie eight principal hreS 10 Tue
copntry fss been In seFsicr for eome Gays al the o
Nicholas Hotel il this city. The business oanfao'e'
was OF no IutHc interest except with reference 70 tue
srlee Of an overhaul ius 10 California On lhE IN
po,tspt s,ier there ~as with cue exception ulIn
mous sc,e that il was iiexpsdient to make al! '-t
FIR The ccut-ac, rthoIiEei II The last Se'Si0H VI
Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET.-The sales of Cotton
the Liverpool Cotton market days MONDAY
day. were Ia 90 bes Of which leo speculation and
for export. The market closed hrm.
STATE or TRADE IN MAscHEsTER.-The Manches
ter sdvc-s favorable The market for goods qas bat
steady, and the prices OF Yam were 6rner.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTCFFs MARKET.-The weather
bad unsvorsbe for the crops bu! fue Tuedsy
Messrs shel1 Nash Co rep rt'd al descriptions Of
Bra6U sctive and cond rsbly advanced but under
settled weather the advance half los, the market cong at
Cd Flour ,ince the departure OF the Africa
a. WHEAT, and Cd Com The quotons for Flour
90 032 Red Wheat 1915 and White, l1l6gl33; Mixed sad
Yellow Corr "a d34f3; White, 36j.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET The Provision
market was dull Beef heavy Pork dull Bacon quiet bu
finn Lard steady sales Of 80 un at 626 for fine. Talow
quiet but ST sdy.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Rosin firm and
prces Sigh IL higher Common 4sd46, Spirits Turpentins
steady O6d3Og Sugar duh Coffee steady Rice quiet
L6sDuN MoNEY MARKET.-Consols clos d on Tues
day at 92i d93 for money, and S5do3i for account
Here The line interrupted Of Cssi and is supposed
TO lave closed for the nieht-Reporer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

The Hon. r. w. Thompson Of Indiana has just
been making an elaborate speech on polite A
zeslous supporter of Mr.. Fillmore in 1856, Mr..
Thompson would prefer the election Of Bell and
Everett now; but does not cOuntenance any fraud.
ulent coalitions for the purpose. Here is what he
has to ssS Of certain subterraneOus statesmen in
Eew-Ycrk ard elsewf ere:
"when made nomination Of Mr. Bell at Baltimore
there implied agreement resting upon all Of that
would support the ticket straight through live die sink
svim survive p-r.h We were TO stsrd by that nous.
ton becsnse considered the Democrats AID Republicans both
wrong There implied agreement that would stand
under that fsg that bad inscribed its FOLKS The Constitution
The Union and the en- ocemert Of the laws But nom so
gentlemen II different parts Of the country have supposed
shst they have right to chang that agreement Instead Of
fighting Douglas Brecknriige and Lincoln some gentleman
have at to make e private agreement WIN the pousas
that they will tie fast together to see Il the two cannot by
uniting effect something 10 the Presidential election The peo
pie Of the United stste conhn people and are generally
Jealous Of their sh Just 50 soon a they began to suspect
that thu oan We making ides ior the Presidency they
incurred ~ IL Vas not time take the voting into their
hands and they viii do t. If Mr. Lincoln be elected to the
Presidency political traders responsible for It, never
made trade IN polite. with body ntheIe lives who
hpou tbs, ever made political bargain give him perfect
license to EXPOSE If there shall be President elected by po-
hsics bargains. raSh hahds IF IT, have III bargains
to mske When the Democratic party was ia lis prime and
ul.sa m the that laid low st It's feet unwl
lii 10 bAgan with It, aud now when Il lies dead and bleeding
am unwilling 70 be tied to ts corpse-I will not BE- will
By the faith that have always maintained and viii ad
here to the honest convictions Of judgment If
have the for President whom desire will be content
With letting the people eect the their choice and will
dissolve the Union because canao have way. an Union
and believe you Union men, too would greatly
prefer mr Bell elected but be shall be elected with
my shall any other man, by bargaio with Mr.
Douglas and his friends with Mr. Breckenridge his friends
viii make bargains with them. have fought them all my
life When they strong and compact party fought them
end attn willing fight them whether they sings
pOoDs ALI "a army. Why how would ticket look
made up Of half Americans aud half Douglas men 7"
We commend these observations to any gentle
men Of conservative tendencies who may still be
undecided whether they 9hall go for the Douglas
Confusion ticket. Mr.. Thompson is an adviser
whom they ought to listen TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
DISASTER At SEA

THE LIVERPOOL PACKET RoSCICS DISABLED AND
sUNK--B0ss $3O,0O0-REsCgE OF ALL or
BOARD.
The brig znrieh, Capt Baxter, eft Hsvre for this
port on The l4th of July With number of passengers,
generally German immigrants, end cargo of Goals.
The voyage was uneven fol Until last Sun sy morn
log Goth ut when, at o'clock, bas LIZ ia were eeen
TO wind xarc Oh Georges Shoal These signals were
presen,ly followed by flight Of seven rockets. The
watch Of the brig took this for call for pilot At
day light however chip ahead on her beam
ends under lower topsss and reefed foresails, and
gu te unmGnsgeable, shifting all round the compass
The wind hauled to the southwark, sad at 10 o'clock
the boats ohe dstressed vessel weTa got out and the
lorg beat came aloDgede the Zurich with baggage and
two ladies' Returning it brought the balance of the
baggage, and the life bcai transported to safe decks
persons-ail the ubfortunats crew. The boats vera
them cast adrft and at o'clock il the afternoon, the
deserted dallwe down
twas tine packet Roscizs, in the Liverpool trade
She was built in the year 1898 ali after serving az.
one of the pioneers 10 the Collins line, and passing
through the bands of several owners. became the
property Of Messrs Hc@hnd e. Fro.hipgaaui. Sha
left Liverpool for wha.prcved to be her last trip 70
New -YoIk on the 9Th a July, commanded by CAPT.
Halsts, who he's mode many voyages. Her cargo
was coal On Saturday lasra violens gale sprung up.
Its fury was spent IN four aours. The sea rose ans
ragged Tremendously. The officers Of tAe H0scns sr'a
the Zurich concur IN saying tina. in all their experience
hey have never ssen suclra While the storm We
at its hight the cargo of he packet was shnsed s&n
Was found that plank wss started. When the WerSe
xyss over there were fear fsss Of water ID the hold
Fbe pumps were worked hard, and the relief came
too sooa. The great joy Of deliyeranes Of the
p.ople was frightened by ,Ae kind tresinen. taey re-
csv.d from the crew and passengers Of the 1nrich.
The brig was desaired at Qusrantine a. ew no Ars,
and anch0 red o CSst Garden about noon yestsr day.
The owners Of ihs Rsscius conpute tLsir k,ss At
$50 Goa Three fOnrths Of the snm arc saved BY in
suraree. II ia ntmaSd that the packeslsft Il rerpool
in kaky Condition, and that the puuPS we~s n use
before abe struck by tia gale of Georges SAoal
II Is admitted thai crank vessel might no, hsys
wea,hered .ast gale and there s fear that thers VII
lie iidiDgs of other loss or extreme peril
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

SLAYER CApruRED.-A correspondent Of 7RsN. Y
Times gives intelligence Of the capture Of SLAYER, by
tie Crusader, Oft Nuevtss Cuba. IL occurred the
18th Of August; the SLAYER was brig without Pspers.
flag, or name, having slave deck, and water and pro,
visions for 400 negroes. She is prasal craft, srned
with side guns. TAere were plenty Of muskets, pis-
tolls and cutlasses, board The waslArge, ana
was made up of isrOciOus looking dsspsradoes- II 70
presumed thai tie brig fitted out TO seize by fcros
the fret saver that ii me. route for Cuba, and nas
obtain many negroes AZ she could stow away.
prize was se.t to Key West in charge Of Lieut. y &C.
| Jswstt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Convention of uilIers and DistiIIers.

ONO WHITE SULPHUR SPRIs6s, rdsv, Aug. 81.
A Convention Of Mlers and DistiueEs met here yea
oates from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New.fork, and
many of the Western Sttes,
N a. Culberton of Troy, Ohio, was made Presi-
dent. A Committee of Conference of one from eacn
STATE was appointed. At the meeting tins morning II
State REP esented be appointed to meet at Cincinnati
On The 18th of February next, TO fix upon uniform
Teycentsge of the capcy Of each distery 70 be run
fr~m sn5 after April l, 1861 also, that shippers OF
them for sale in az few hands as prac-
tsbe that receivers of vines in various markets be
reoues ed to use their best endeavors 10 OBTAIN u
form standard of inspection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

The Express impudently saysOf our statement that
W. E Dodge esq, of this city, has determined to
abandon the DOuglas-mOngrel ticket and vote for
Lincoln o..
TEE prints this without authority and against the
truth q g assured"
Does The Express mean that it is "assured" of
this BY Mr. Dodge himself? OF course it does not,
for Mr.. Dodge would have given itan assurance"
on the subject which it would have kept from its
readers ss long as possible. The fact is precisely
as we stated it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE FULTON OFF CAPE RACE.

The steamship Fulton Capt. wottOn, from Esvre,
via Southampton, the I'D inst passed Cape Race at
O'clock this FRIDAY evening, bOand to New-YOrk.
She was boarded by the yacht Of the Assodat ID
Press, AID the following summary of her VS. pro-
cured:
IT, steamship Connsught, from Botton. arrived at
Galway on the Goth.
The steamship Canada, from Boston via Halifax,
arrived at Queenstown on the 2Osh.
The steamship Bohemian, from Quebec, arrived at
Londonderry the 2lst.
The Propagation Of the British Parliament was ex
pectsd on the oath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Marine Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Aug 81 IovC,
special dispatch to Ihe ing",rer atT Ro,on fr
Port Richmond capeiz,d off Montsuk in a ,qasn on
Tuesday. AN hands were lost, except Z. Is: om.n.
The body of the captains son was taken hon lie
totsI wreck twelve miles west Of Moutauk.
BALTIMoRE, Friday, Aug. 81, 1860.
The schooner Plnarcb, from 81. Mary's, "rh
cargo of wheat and tobacco, for Batnore was roo
down bv the steamer st. Nicholas Wednesday night
ar sunE
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SpeolL Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune

Special Dspstch to The N. T. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. 81, 1860.
MIR. DOUGLAS AT RALEIGH.
The States of this evening announces that A. II.
Stephens and Herschel V. Johnson me- Judge
Douglas at Raleigh 1t gets its news by te'egraphic
dispatch.
FROM CARTHAGENA.
The St Louis Commander Poor, arrived at st.
Domingo City on the 29th of July, eighteen days
from Carthsgena. The morning. before her arri-
val Spanish screw frigate landed a number of
emgrants and arms. Its suspected the Spanish Gov
eminent has Interior views of recovering its author
ity over this section of the island More emigrants
are expected from Venezuela, ostensbly for agrl-
cultural purposes. Such are the rumOrs. There
were several cases Of yellow fever in the haroor'
On the 18th of July William SherideD, Captain OF
the FoIecastle, wac washed overheard aud lost
THE NEw-oRLEANs POsT-oFFICE.
The Post Office DE- osrtment has been all along
greatly annoyed BY applications from the New
Orleans Post Office for increase OF its clerical
force. These have, Of course, been backed by pol
itciaus from Louisiana, who wanted to quarter
their creatures upon the Government. The spe-
cial agent Of the Department since the removal OF
Mr.. Marks as a defaulter, reports that he has
largely reduced the force, and put the Office In
conditi of efficiency, approximatlog that existing
at large Offices at the North. The ne" Postmaster
there has been instructed to require the closest
personal attention to duties by all the Off cals.
THE COyODE REPORT.
The Covode Report is out, aud its Perusd Oy
persons who are not mere partisaDs creates great
establishment. The substance of the report is Ia
milisr 10 politicians, but the masses got no con-
nected idea Of its contents from the newspaper
versions Of last Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
State Convention.

PETERSBURG, FRIDAY, Aug. 81, IoDV'
The Douglas Democratic Conve alton OF North Caro-
lima a6journed last night. Fifty counties were repre-
serted BIZ Us Delegates.
MIR. Douglas made sn able speech before ths Con.
vent;oa Yesterday afternoon straight Douglas ticket
wse nominated.
The Hon. John S. Alillson, Member OF Congress for
The Norfolk District IL a speech tonight here earnest
ly advocated the claims Of Douglas,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Jsmes River and Kanawha Canal

RICHMoED, Va Friday, August 81, looV.
The james River ard Ksn&wha Canal has been COZ
ditiopsIly sold 10 French Company OF capitalists
The action of The Legislature is necessary to make the
sQreement final The capital of the new COMPANY Is
10 be n lees than twtrty nor more tnsu tmrY
y ;Il;ons of doars The Canal is to be finished TO tho
Ohio River in eight wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
~, ..,..,.,ionaI Horse Fair.

WITFRTOWN, FTIuayi ","b' L. &c.
The great Intern onsl Horse ar co eS .n md six
noon. Ii has been a success. Between la n The
.ros Sas rsns Ethan Allen. ST. Lawrence MAID and
Steers mare Unknown, came off al o'clock :,oIjn inc
time nsde by Ethan Allen was 2;2os. INC rsrds3
feature was gaod procession OF all norSes a""'O'N
PREMIUMS during the Fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

H. dcubt Of bis tros1 .uoon ard his lovely iadiet q
Nsvy,o,t T,s morning ne turned his face watering
rlace,y syd ard departed, v Uh new ana 'oucu'ns
.epse of the justice Of tie plVverb: Pot n@ yoar
trust II princes"
The morning there VA, an inspection ny the Pfrcee
Of the Volunteer forcss Of Montreal OF witch nothing
nseds to be .sid II afternoon tV Prince visited
LaehLe, WHINE ssed some Indian srcs heard tbs
Dstves sing their boat songs and descended TO Mon
treai N steamboat. The proposed eance passage OF
The Jspids was set aside probably account OF the
UNUSUAL hight and swifne,s Of he river
Tomorrow be briefly wits tho towns of 81. Bys-
cinhe ard Sherbroeke, the opposite side eff the st.
Lawrence. On Friday morning heIeayes for Osavss
The crowds in Montreal have greatly decreased within
dsy or two, and everybody is hailisg the partial
restoration Of comfort. ttle unforeseen entertain
nens is afforded by the daily arrivals CT United Statss
newspspers come of which reek with absurites cor
cernipg the movements of tLe PRICE srd thoss
who surroubd him. Az bis unhappy Hishness saf.
fers worst of al, perhaps more private travellers
hayei llrl. need to complain Of evil treatment bat
it is flittle annoying and Notifying to many
WHO GEEK no retoriety, to fad movements.
which they never dreamed o. making 80 coufdcusly
attributed to them a list has been pT6sbed in New
York giving names Of Americans publ ely presented 20
the Prince. Not more than hsh Of then, ana sure,
ever coveted or accepted that distinction. Certainly
cen epeak for one, who has twice found himself thus
reported without having op,e undergone the GER
emonieus operation. The idea of double presentation
s like that of the fequept con6rmarons Of an ancient
lady by TIE Archbishop of Canterbury, who, when
asked why he 60 often repeated the FORM answered,
that she liked TO be cou6rmsd became she found it 30
good for the rheumatism II is an uncomfortable thiog
10 frd ones self the victim of involuntary ptesents
ton; but when the affection becomes chronic; the af
fair begins to lock serious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Nominations for Congress.

BINGHAMTON, Friday, Aug, 81, 1860.
The Hon. K, Holland Duel Of Cortland was yeeter-
day renominsted for CoDgr-.s in the XXist Congress
sioIal District, on the fret ballot.
PHMADELPHIA, Friday, Aug. 81, 1860.
Mr.. John p. Veree has been renominated by the
Republican of the Hid Congressional District
Ex-Judge Kelly has be Il Domilaied for Congress
BY the Republicans of the IYth District, after long
and excited contest of 63 ballots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
PENNSYLVANIA Politics.

PHILADELPHIA Friday, Aug 81, 1860.
The following are tee Peoples nominations:
Ist Congressional District John NJ Bnter; lid, Il.
JOY Morris The lid District Convention meets this
evening. The Ivh adjourned after midnight. The
thirty seventh ballot was Judge Kelly, pa Myer ID
Thomas -; MilWard. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
.nO III. A.ocist.d Prssa.

WASHINGTON, Friday Aug. 81 1860.
7. il ascertaned that the Ada nis'radon has more
r,sl informal on On Mexican affairs han ia already
Inoorn to the public through the newspapers
The dispatch of vessels TO the Guf is merely pre-
.nto, ary nat err in view of the threatened Spanish
hostlites against heAeo:
=. =; nrobable that Minister McIane will return 10
- Trr1 In October in accordance with the desire
srnrts-ed in official quarters ID. ,.s
Ehile our Government would not view with lndii-
re .hs. cnnn,rv Il would be powerless TO lawfully in
tsrtere Congress having made no provision Tor such
enntipQency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Violent Storm i'm st. Louis.

81. LOUIS, Frldag Aug u, IoUV'
violent storm visited the city last evening, 9amag,
ing buildings mostly in the suburbs, and stables ana
fencing on the Fair ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Murderer Executed.

ST. LOUIS, Fnd'y Aug dIi IoDU
Samuel Brust Was executed to day, for Tire murder
Of schmidt last March. lie spoke rome twenty min-
ptes fIob, the scsfold freely confessng his guilt,
saving that be reoic,d that he had at last reached
he end of bic earthly Till within few days
he has asserted his innocence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
.JudjciaI Nomination.

Boston, Friday, Asg. 81, 1850.
The nomination CT Judge g-low to the vacant seat
Of CbiefJ utice Of the Supreme Court meets with ap-
provsl in many quarters while f, lockwood Hoar,
Associate justice has many warm advocates for the
place. Judge Bgelow's nomination will probably be
confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Naval Intelligence.

pHHADELPHIA, FTRa!l AuE' u ,V7o % :,
The steamfrgate Po IS haan was al r on Dii"ih 'n'
morning, taking in powder oo % son from
The United Sares chip ST. Louis was 70 sa no ~
Lagnay-a Oh the 10th inss for curacao aho 'neH'' "
Pensacola.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
From Honduras.

NEw.OKLEANs, Friday. Aug 81, IobV'
Advices from Honduras state that Walker had rslHed
The old federal Central American flag, and conempa-
,sS the regeneration and union Of all five OF the States
viz; Honduras Guatemala, Nicaragua, saiVador' anu
Costa Rica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

The ssle Of tie Textbook in the North western
safes slows that tie people are ~ide-a"ske 70 'I'
importance Il the contest before them. ncNAi9 ~
Co. q CHICAGO have already ordered 900 copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

and LIT them know beyond doubt or dispute who it
il, ard what il is that you AJAX them t. suppor'.
Nothing less than this is decent; nothing less is
hnnAaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

Mv,R T. yeffes. Jossph 3 Root Y. o. Rindsey~.
Nv. John 3 Va RIper, Wa carlock, Isssc Ioly. = \.
AviL hnsr hash~rsns1, g. Aphonss NJ Hshbut
Xvii.k A. Dinmict IL Wilson ,. spsny.
Nh. Weller Pinckpey, w. y. Rock~rH " Ba5cock.
xXx Xxx pap1el Gsy, j.. = Pollock; y 9, Pinctasy.
XIII Gen. Ftjtter. John z. Deysou Roaeyt Il snsansn
CRY Wide hSdkes-S Bunce J. &. Rite, sud Johs B.
Cunning
Ezee.ior ". A-JOhn Bls~ia, esoss s,swar rSonysua,
Marin.
Tonssy.
Tn,on ". AZ. A Msnp, JsmesLScd JotR Roach
Zoyare ". IN H. Red AItR Cooper, Tbeo AnderSru
The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
aupsrsor Cours.

APPOINTMENT OF NRoLlVfNssroN A. tLk&.
The Judges Of the Superior Court hare unanimously
appointed NJ Robert n Livingston A. Cork, IN The room
Of George Maxwell removed fcr being sbssut from d.
". Mr. Maxwell IN TINS city scme wcess snee, &c n
was al Art svpposst SKINNER excursion but ~ his
wife and chud have no heard anything Of hh where
abouts since ia feared that he has deserted his wife
and three rhnffsn snd the Jucres have consequently
susp9 nded bin. Nr Maxwell wa very wei med ~ tho
profession and ~ be scquainances and he owe ~ The
last who could have beer suspected ~ cnpciy "
wards biz frlsrdf sns meas v he sniy ~ q, hos
ever m, rstcc 10 him - soy tat, however IRE com
Inunl;y may condemn hin for hs domestic derelist us
thcre q no defsir~tgn u hR ofica' accounts
w vnsrton the new Clerk h~s been ~ ssvcrb
years connected With The olce sui vas op y the pr
sstt ncqoirtmsnt the general trm clerk he was men
teT - he Iffssture q 1853, All u pop1W SC p
ltsDtlI denetrsf