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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
FROM HAVANA.

The steamship Star Of the Wet, Capt Blown, from
Ne Orleans Aug 20 via Havana 23d, arrived at this
port Yesterday She has experienced heavy weather
the entire passage. Aug 90 Is miles F.. s. T.. Of Pas
IOutre passed bark Gretna, steering N. w. On
the same Jay spoke bark Arctic of Boston, from New
Orleans for Havana On the 2itb, off Carysfort Reef
passed Hamburg brig, steering north, showing No.
81 in a white flag. On the Doth, so niles north Of
Care Hatteras passed steamship Empire City, hence
for Havana and New Orleans.
There ia very little of interest to note in Havana
except that TIA sanitary condition Is excellent for the
season.
TIE actions of the Spanish feet on the coast of
Mexico are creating suspicion among the Habaneros
that her most Catholic Majesty s about 10 chastse the
inhabitants of that country for wanting respect for
their ancient parent
Two or three negro cargoes have been landed, aud
there is active preparation for the future.
United States steamer Crusader took Spanish brig
into Key Weston Sunday, Aug. 10, which WAS found
abandoned the east end Of Cuba. Everything
in her showed that che had been engaged in hs slave
trade and is said that three Africans were found on
board.
Freights are active, and vessels wanted. Sugar
firm, but quiet at 81 reals for No. r. Stock on hand,
240 600 boxes.
Exchange on Loodon, l5l a16 prem.i New-York,
3a4; New Orleans, 4G5.
Capt Devereux of ship Karnatc reports 18th Aug.
passed large soip ashore between Carrentes and
Cape San Antonio apparently recently wrecked.
August II, off Bahia Honda, boarded bark lola,
Wiley # Portland, from New.Orleans for Bordeaux,
under jury masts.
On the 20th off the same place, large ship on
fire. apparently cotton loaded No boats could be seen
near her.
On the same day. 10 miles west of Bahia Honda,
cav large ship ashore with several wreckers around
her.
On the 22d, off Mariel, passed ship ashore lower
masts st; nding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
TVALLACK'S THEATER-JANE COOMBS.

Since this young lady last stood the test Of criticism
in this city, she has made such progress in her art that
her posiuon as one of the most agreeable actresses
before the public is not to be questioned, and er
pleasure must have been great that of her friends
at the hearty applause given her first performance Of
the season by the large audience at Walacks last
evening.
The maunerisms in speaking, which marred the
beauty of her earlier eJrts 60 far subdued that
but itte practice is required to conquer them finally
Except in a few Of the most passionate lines of the
plsv-tbe WiSe's Secret-the expression was free
from the conventional gasp, with which the novice
emphasizes each uttean,e The character of the I'M
fortunate victim If divided love, in this interesting
domestic drama was drawn with much delcacy. Mics
Coombs graceful person. and her movement is very
natural Willie che throws warm feeling into her Dc.
Inca ior, fine sensibty preserves it from all ex-
cesses. Her jewel beauty 10 set in the pure gold Of
mcdesiy.
A lively presence, q pure Speech and q charming
taste in the external details qualities rare Rough
to compensate for the lack of splendid geniue and gen
orally retain their value longer than that huctaaug
article. This actress nay now strengthen and confirm
the hold these quail les have given her upon the in.
terest Of the public by earnest continuance of that
study aud observation which have advanced hor so far
in the few months that have passed since her last per-
formances in New-Yoik If il be any oncoura cement
10 cay that Mics Co,mbs suffered none in com ,afson
with tho distinguished actress who originally repre-
fened The part Of Lady Eveliue Amysit we think the
frequent appliances Of the audience justify tho state
mint To be thrice called before the curtain by a
Summer crowd is no small compliment.
Mr. George Jordan retained all the favor he won by
tie drst playing Of the pant VI Sir Waller Amyat, aud
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Arrived.

Steamship Star Of the Vest Brown New Orleans Aug %,
and Havane 23d, mdse. and pass. TO NJ o. Roberts.
Steamship Mount Vernon Lsyhed Savannah adse and psss'
to Ii. Is. Cromwe ell Co. -, .
Steamship Columbia Berry, Charleston mase. and Pass 70
Spoford, 1ieston & CO. - -, -,
STEAMSHIP MstanIAs Liesang Mstsuzss Aug p, mdse and
pass 10 Mora Bros. Navarro & Go.
ship Guy Mannerng Dolard Liverpool mdse to H. L. Tays
Ship Caroline c. Dow McGfvey Singapore April 80 udse.
TO ester -.. -, ST. -. l..
Bsk Omega Mcrse Gergente, si,y July H. and Gibraltar
ooh tiu stone &c TO Chamberlain Phelps Co Passed Glib
rss n compsny with bark Nnpse Of and for Boston from
Iebon June IL Aug a. lat % 49, lon. Is 20 spoke The ship
ery Cy of Kenne6uuk from New Orleans bound E. 30 days
ont; reported light and +. winds = leaving TIE bar
cotton Sc 20 Aug IS Cd HaeTAs, ship Golden
Cross from New Orleans for Bost
Bng Two (BI) Combs Windsor ~ s. 10 days, plaster "a
Big Lyra Haskell New.Haveu days ia ballast to MASTER
sthr Crusade Riddle Nantucket da,s oil to Gnnel MIN.
turn & Go
schr John NOrhup (Br) Ross Windsor s, days, plss.
ter to D. r. Dewolf
schr st'g Hound Br Gamsse Halifax days f,h to O. $.
Wheewrght
s,Lr Henry Finch Dsyy Georgetown D. c. coal FOR Jersey
City.
schr g. w Snow Richardson, Providence dlya
Schr Two Brothers, Ward Virginia potatoes and melons.
Schr. C. z. Winiams, Rogers, Georgetown d. C., coal.
Schr Emma Mayo Mayo New Haven dsys .
Ste mtug Active Vale Cold SPRING hours having the ship
SpleI did In
WIND~During the day, W. sw
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RansenEers Arrived

In steaslip Cyof Baltimore from Lropool-MI end Mrs.
P mn Gase three Misses Geske Mrs. VIM. Gaske Theo.
FeT and e Mr. and Mrs Wsdlsn and child Mr. and Mrs:
HnpL Warnock and Mr. and Mrs g. j. Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs Woodde Mr. and Mrs MuTdock Miss Murdock Mr. Ar
buhnot and sdy and Mrs Moses infant and servants Miss
Batter Mr. eud Mrs eegett White, wife aud two ehdreni
Mr Mckee and lady Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, bsbDs, Miss
Ferguson Mr. and Addison MISS Mary Leckhat Charles
L.lhsrt James ser James McCuy Miss Browning Mrs.
r Bs Nv Mrs Sloan and children Miss sloan Nahey,
lsdy and ,bid Mas Gown. Miss Mary c. Gown, Mrs Z liza
Duff Miss teach Mrs Leys snd child Mr aud Mrs
McEhoy Miss Watt, Mrs. Hardsick and cnc Mrs Hardy,
three e.ren and s.rysnt Miss Eaton Mrs NsSmsa and
chden John Robertson, Miss Miller two Misses hyey,
Jebn Waits p T. Arm Dt 4 Ha5ley JOha P+,seT Master
Mrs Hinckey Mis- Heah Charles Stewart aud lady To
Gin Hardng Mr. PRONG Mrs. Kendall, VI. Kennedy, John
Chester HaWksworth Row both5m and child Mr. CIdck-
shsrck A. C. PerDdon C. thompson r. T. Oeorse O. Ward
Ier d cunningham, Mr Finley Mr. Ward. II. Keenan,, J.
f. my Cop Hunt C. J. Stew George H. Puser Tnomss
McGisgsn. NT Guerey H. File. ems II Barmant A. Dnet,
j. hn hau b.rs W Wild Is. NJ Leonard j. Bamhtl James
Robertson Rev John Moore A. Hnntey Mr. PseTk James
Assew J. j. Nash Master Joseph Nash, w H. Campbell, Mr..
New az Mr.. Adams Stewart and s6, 10 steeafe.
steamship NGtGHz0s from MdtIEzds-J. w. Sbsers A.
Arfrdn Kosta Mr.. and Mrs Munich and daughter,
hracez A Arias A. Nalorga j. FeInsn3eE J. j. 5sTia,
LUIS Sonia EDiquez j Fsis d. Ferrera j. Carers A.
Rod.uz Mr. and Ms A. Lucille and two jose Rogue,
DeIio BsTol Bernard, Jpan Lasala, Mitchell, ~ Ensin
IN stco hip Star u the Uest, from Hdrlnd-MesIs Hines,
O'DoDbe Muniam Sanchez Vidal, fLnsga higaina, PHI
lips, ana 5 in Storage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
markets-Reported Jy Telegropl.

CHICAGO Aug 27FLouR active, and advanced iOalsc ON
choice b ands wheat firm, and advanced laie. ssls.
1856 bush s.sSc r No Spring sld Pc 70, No sS9ss
fo No Rcd In store. CORS doll and declined e s.lss
20 900 bush st36d3ic In store OATS hf AZ sc RgcEPTs
3o bbs Flour; bush Wheat $500 b0sb Com, 1901
bush Oats sHiPsEyTs l2O bbls Fourj $40 bush Wba,
80 Oc bush Corn EREIGHTs weak at 0c Corn 10 Buffalo,
sIGHT EXCHANGE New York, per cent. premium
OswEGo aug 2FLoUR unchanged IS Is for extra STATE
s,s small WHEAT 10 good demand and market better sAe
600 ba.h No Chicago spng at 81 07 5000 eosh do
81 coo bush do 81 o. and 900 bush wbi indiana
private terms Cong held AZ $40 sslss Saturday nsh
20 bush Indiana Sc OATS Nominal BARLEY qet sale
$40 bush Canadian at roc. CAsAL FASr6ars hr at a.
Flour Ice VIII, at, "a Corn 70 EewYork fAPoRrs-
bush Wheat $3.50 do Com 800 do Barley. EXPORT
100 bbls. Flour 81 600 bush Wbe.t ~ 200 bush Corn.
EUVVALO sug 27-FLOUR steady and dsmand fairs sale
10 600 bills 50 2 TOR double extra Wisconsin
for extra Michigan 81 s7ia IS for extra Indiana an
Ohio s0s so ior double extras WggAr 6ImeI after the
cEipt OF the HewYors reports sales ca 900 ousb No Chcas,
spns s3ds5c 8,COo bush No. DO at SIC % coo bu.b.
Milwaukee Club 70 al or $500 bush do. private t.rms;
10 GOO bush Red Ohio AMI Indiana at llD6l ll 600
bush do. 81 l2l Nohing doog in White Coss stesdy
90 COO bust 4sa49c Other Graius quiet WmsKY
nominal LFREGHrs 55c Flour Ic Wheat,
l5c Oh Corn EswYork IEPoRIs $3.50 bbs Floar. 1900
bu,h Wheat 1900 bush Corn. 5000 bnsh Oats ExPoKTs;
% 600 bDsb beat 80 600 bush Corn, H. 600 bush Oats
CIscSsATI Aug n FLOUR in fair deasnd a, - $50 s45o
WHISKY firm lsc. Provisions nominal. NOygY and Ex-
CHANGE On Nsw-York unchanged.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK...n..Aue.
Cleared.

ship-Red Gauntlet Lucas Liverpool, Thomas Richardson
Co. -
Buks-Ionc Hutchinson, NJ rseiles " s. VniDgi William,
Lord Ellsworth c. & T. j. Pc
Biigs-M Hamilton EdgertOn. Mobile, T. ID. HuIlbnt Co
L Slower, Gstchell, Portland g. l.. Hatch.
hoo gon krause ashingtOn. master; Ella War
rem Port Prince Moore Henry; Arcade Gaet Whining
ton msster Susan, Mshon, S. john De~olii Kin.
sey Chamoerin Fernaudina NJ T. Runyon; Marie Louisa,
CUmninss River FTehv, SteITup Savannah Lea
craft Co.. Sunny South, Weeks, Jacksonville, Van BTunt
agh. Msry Emma Huse Lagsccs, s. NorcrosS CO. SOM
er,.t Law on Baltimore.
teamers-DelawaIe Cannon Pbladephia Perkins; Jerey
Blue Ghsdscy, Bristol master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

Ivcpy,srp ACCOMMODATION on TIE CENTRAL
RAILROAD RoUrE.-The Central Railroad Company
of Brookly will place upon their Greenwood route
tomorrow m rning SIX new cars, which will run 70
the South, Wall.sreet and Fult ferries. This viii
afford accommodation to the large number OF citizens
who have already sought this as one Of the most d.
rect routes 70 their residences in the upper part OF the
Eighth and Ninth Wards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
By Telegraph.

BOSTON, Aug 27-Au steamer Kepinston, Baker lhhr
dtyLAi ships North Amecs, Lacou, Liverpool hayuoIs5
Rely Hew.YoTk barks Rowland, Clifford Cionaegosi MARY
G. Fox, Hevens brig Mantasset, Cieniuesos . a. 80.
CHARLESTON, Aug 26-Ths steamship Marion FOSTER
New. York, here At a O'Clock this p ~ , ,,x
SAVANNAH, Aug 21.-Tbe screw steamship H. ~ S'S0'
i II. Ut Tybee at .. IN. yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

Tue SEVENTH WARD ELEcTros.-The Common
Council met for the third time ne Board of Canvass
ers ast evening" to the votes cast for Alder
man Of the Seventh Ward in the late special election
There being no quorum Of members, the Boari was
adjourned until Wednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

There viii DO rousiDg Republican rally, at the
Odeon, tomorrow night, to ratfy the action OF the
Syracuse Convention. The Hon. II. b. Stanton and
other able eye akers will be present. and Giee Clubs
wide.Agakes Ptairie Rangers, aad other Organiza
tons will assist at the gathering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Di.asfeis, &c.

MoNrKvInEo, July THE ship Hippogpse Addey, TO-
phd pha buuud 20 Caao with coal suffered severe
ano daring which her cargo shifted Was compelled 70 uno
overheard some 40 uns cargo Put into this port 70 snS s1s
secure cargo. WI b. dispatched Ia few daJs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

fairly sbared the honors Of the evening Mr. foung
az Jacob sneed and Miss Josephine Henry, as the
mage made favOIsbl- impress ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

LARGE IhPoRTAIIoS OF SPANISH Asset re
steamship Vanderbilt on Sunday arrived at ihis port
with large drove of Spanish asses imported by Dr.
Wilson aud Mr. Warren, whopurcbased them IN Spain,
and drove them over tbe mountains 10 Havre, where
they we're shipped. While waiting for the steamer
they we're kept in large stable woi:h unfortnna ely,
took IRE and two of the finest Of the animals were
buried 70 DEATH Tires others badly sc1Orchsd,
and early in the passage one of them died, still the
other two are rapidly recovering, although they still
bear marks of the fire. Daring the first three days OF
the passage the ship experienced very heavy westerly
gales ana it required unceasiDg watchuness to keep
the animals in good order The drove consists of
IS jacks and enres. The JACKS, il many Instances,
stand l4I hands high, and stout in proportion
They have very large heads, and their ears in many
cases are over Is inches in length. One of the jacks
was pointed oct as being worth over 900. The jen-
pies have been imported with view Of keep up the
full blood Capt. LIE Feyre states that on Sa urday
morning the sbip encountered Of the most terrf;
gales he had net with in many years. 1t was at its
hight al about 10 a. M, and lasted until p m. when
it abated. During this time the sea broke over the
for.-yaTd and even washed of the gallo Frame
where they engaged in olmg the journals Of the
wslkiDg.beams. The stock suffered considerably dar-
ing the blow but with kept safe, and have
arrived In fine condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

EIGHTH WARD LIScoLS AND HANLIN CANPAIGN
CLUB This Club which has enrolled some D mem.
bers met at Spring street Hall last night, the Presi-
dent, Ex. AID rmsn VIM. Tucker, in the Chair. After
some routine business and the appointment OF Com
nttee to confer with the Republican Association OF
the same Ward insure union and harmony OF action
of both bodies, the Club adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

DRowEED.-A son of Mr.. L. Myers Of Fishkin
Landing drowned the Hudson River Friday afternoon
He with several hs from the long bridge when
he fen in and drowned before he could be rescued de
bright boy Of eight Summers The body recovered short
" after, but lie extinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

The BRooKIYs PosT-OFFrcE. I'm reply to m in
quiry whether an addi ioha ole cent stamp would be
required on all letters deposited in the ampposs letter
boxes in Brooklyn, Postmaster VIM. ID Peck re-
pies that yet there no change made in the regu
aion respecting the street letter boxes, and will not
be unless the people object to paying the fee Of two
cents delivery to the carriers. Persons can therefore
deposit letters for delivery in the lanppost letter
boxes without placing upon them the one cent stamp
required by the New-Y0rk regulation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

The Hon. RoBERT C. ScHEScK for many yea"
x.smber Of Congress from Ohio, and Wing OF the
Henry Clay school, will speak this evening az the
,ocms Of tbe YonDg Mems Republican Union. S'uyve-
SAINT Institute No. $50 b o~d~ey. The vie~s OF Mr.
sobenek a. coming from Of the most reliable Of the
e.lpe Wbiss, and one who has always maintained
con ervstve attitude, are eOted to great weigh, par
t;cularly among those with whom he has heretofore
acted Mr.. scbepck refuses TO be sold out TO the Dem
ee,scy ana supports Lincoln. considering that % %
the only coarse left open to himself and those oecapy
ing timiar position.
Col c. J. Jack of Brooklyn will also sPeak on the
Same occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE GENERAL
SUPERINTENDENT.

At meeting of the Board Of Police Comm sioners'
We. elday, the following report vas received nom
Geper Surerinten5ens Kennedy, ard ordered on n e:
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINrErDESr, Aug iooV'
ia, heporable me Board Of Me:rop Titan Po!ee.
GENTLEMEx: Az required by toe 39th section OF the
Act Of April 10 1860, respectfully cub lit my fret
Quarterly Rep>rt Of the state of the Metropolitan
Police District"
THE FORCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

THR RarITrcAr1oS MEETISG.-The COMMITTEE ap.
pointed by the Republican Central Committee to make
the necessary arrangements for meeting IN ratification
Of the regular nominations made at the recent State
Convention last evening at the Headquarters, and
adjourned without action to meet again on Wednesday
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Recelnsa af RrodHce.

Total By all Routes Aug a. 1890 az l67 bbl gour, s,
bush. Wheat SO 428 do Com las do. Oats f kegs LGrd,
III do Ashes, Ca DO. Oil Cske, 553 DO Whbky.
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MARRIED,

sWEET-BECKWITH-In Norwich, Conn, on Thursday,
August 23d by the Rev DR. Bond, Mr. Edwin g. Sweet Of
t0cket L. to Miss Hattie NJ Beckwith daughter Of
Elisha w. Beckwith, esq, OF Norwich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

TIE LAUScHING-WAYs AT THE NAVY fARD.-The
work Of building the immense stone launchlng-ways,
which has teen going under great difficulties Tor
about two years. will be completed 10 about week.
Tie cost Of this work has been about $1,000. The
yays are two parallel walls Of solid granite, 81 feet
in length slopiug down to ten feet below highwater
mark. The creates. difficulty was met With in pre-
caring the foundations. Cofer-dams We're sunk, aud
vast gnantity Of cobwork timbers and stones-the
foundation Of the old wooden lauuchng-ways the old
keywsn, aud the mill dam, which existed here before
The Navy Yard was thought of-were excavaed aud
removed from the bottom. Below this was found a
great bed of quicksand. About 600 piles were then
driven to an average depth of % feet and the whole
body of the masonry upon this secure founda ion
The piles are all driven below the level Of water, to
prevent decay. The ways Of course will be covered
with mbers, TO enable ships 10 slide easily into the
water Each wall 10 provided with manholes )nce in
seven feat into hich workmen may dodge in case the
shio about TO be launched gets impatient, aud takes
suddenly to the water, without waiting for preImina
iiep. Tie whole structure is covered bys vast ship
house-the same building which surmounted the old
wooden way: At tie lower end gate-house ia to be
erected ike that at the great drydock and in case Of
emergency will be practicable By the application Of
power t. drag shiJ requiring repairs bodily out
ofthe wster upon tie waye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

FoURTH WAED REPUBLICANS The Fourth ward
Republican Assoc alton held special meeting last eve
ming, Henry II, Huelat in the Chsir Resolutions were
read, aud passed unanimously rahfying the nomin'-
tiO1is made by the Republican State Convention when
the meeting adjourned and the second Tues Lay IN
September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

THIRD WARD WIDE.AwAKEs.-A meeting of this
Club was held last night at No. 81 Murray street, and
after the transaction of me business, adjourned to
meet on Thursday evening for the purpose OF eee'ing
officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
spoken.

Aug g. lat 81 B Ion 7ilS by steamer Ma'atfa' 'h' '''S
FEATHER bound ~
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TwESrY.FIRsT WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
"A lar &c and enthusiastic meeting was held last even
ing at No l35 Fourth avenue 20 ra,ify the nomina'
tons made by the party at Syracuse. There asout
eight hundred names already on the books Of the AS
ISOLATION. Addresses were made by ID. ID. Marshall.
esq who gave laughabe and telling description OF
the oson of the different parties in the field; by
Mr.. Estabrook and several Othor gentlemen belonging
70 the Association At the close Of Mr. Marshall
marks there quite rush TO the Secretarys taoe,
OF persons who wshed to sign the roll Of the Assoea
LOn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CANPAIeS
CLUB-The Republicans of this assembly district met
in force at Washington Hall, No. 6S3 Eighth avenue,
hast evening to ndorse and ratfy the denominations
Of Gov. Morgan and Lieut.-GOv. Campbell, and the
of the ticket pot before the people at Syracuse;
and aso add TO the enthusiasm already existing for
Lincoln and Hamln. This Club has 200 members aud
is rapidly increasing its list Mr.. RoberG shannon was
called upon 70 address the meeting and Was received
with sppause. MIR. S. has jdst returned from visit
TO Maine al be spoke in glowing terms Of M. dam-
lis persona y aud of the 1rious freemen OF ,lne,
Who If IN. 90 lot raise great crops ye can and do
raife mnlltudes of true Republicans He referred 10
hr. Douglas the arch.agltaJOr on tue subject OF
Slavery, and denounced in terms the swindle
by which other parties inJeLd to eel out the birhrght
OF fteemeu. Mr. John Fitch also mace a spirited
speech contra ting the pInc pies and character of the
Republican party, with the other factions in the field
Addresses were alec made by M.ssrs. Wm. Taylor,
George G. Bellows and other gentlemen, and the
meeting closed at a late hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises.... SOB Sets $40 hoor-Rses. 2A
HIGH
Sandy Hook. 5:23 Gov Island. 63 HeD-Gste.... 7;A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

A WoRK1SeMESs REPUBLICAN CLUB-A large
meeting was held last evening at The headquarters M
6l8 Broadway, Of representatives Of the bone aud
sinew Of tie metropolis who favor the election of Lu
coin and Ha Min. Enthusiastic speeches were mads
BY several gentlemen, ole Of whom ren1unced his ale
glance to the Democracy and declared his Intention OF
going from ward ward urge upon his Irish fellow
couI trymen the support of the Republican cause The
folio wing articles drawn up AID obtained num-
Der Of signatures
We the woAingnen here assembled urte into Organized
boey the purpose Of securing the eabhsnme Of P1I ton
10 home labor the passage OF Ho ueead bill and such
pginep she'll the mt Of the l4bJnug classes
THIS body bs be called tue Workng CeAt al Ca paige
Club vi th all other Organizations t1et viii aid
in establishing the above pin pies
1hst toe parties who Subscribe their names 20 The
Club shall h reby Constitute themselves the CLAD Of the
WsId in which they reside.