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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14
. PONY ~. EXPRESS.
.Ar.EslF n on LII "a ~ I.

.LArEsT rR ON. THE III sT... s
THE pony came III last CIV ening at q
past ! O'Clock, haYingleft st, Joseph on
Tie ssth at 1 a IN ..:-.s
&. No political news Of any Importance,
The prospects Of Douglas for the !. Old
arm chair appeared 70. be very aatter-
Ing ..-..
. a terrible accident occurred at ST.
Joseph Oh the night of the 9th. Tho
large brick buildings occupied by Nave,
AicCord 81 Co, and others as stores ietf
upon small denhie frame house, killing
nine persons ard severely, II NOT fatally.
WoaldiHg three Others. One fumilY
named ilarbingeF flour persons we're ia
stlntly killed. -Four Of another family
were also killed. ST.. a 80.
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TO THE PUBLIC

FoR the future. the MopxTalsrrR will
be conducted in the name 81 James Fer.
gnson. All debts of the firm viii be
settled by him, and all accounts due to
tue firm Will be paid to him.
Il Our books are balanced and balances
carried forward mp till June stlth last.
Those having accounts with Us are re.
quested to conform thereto 50 far as our
debts or credits are concerned, ~.
s....: s.. A. BLAlR,
Jases FERGrsoS.s
July Ia, lS60. ..5 .si
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THOSE MnRISons. are pleased to
learn that from the fine flock Of Meri
nc rams which We noticed in our last is
sue. quito number have been tsiettetl
and purchased BY Messrs Snoot, String.
ham, Blair Woodruff, Beckstead, Caste
and others They paid high prices; but.
no Doubt the improvement hereafterto be
made thereby in their nocks will provo
more than q recompcnse
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ARTtsrEe IN passing down Broadway
the other day, we noticed n fine six.muie
.tit.out for the eastern mail route and, on
The west side Of the street, opr unexeelled
artist Mr.. Cannon, taking q sketch through
Ills atubrotypie machine. The picture
haugs at Gle door Of Bis Office on Broad.
way, and, Ike oil others be attempts,
does hin, mech credit. ... III +:
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10 thoae Of our readers who may not
Be familiar with the character Of the pa-
per,we win state some of the subjects q
which il treats lis illustrated descriP-
tions 81 al the most important improve
rnents IN steam and agricultural ma
chinery, win commend IL 10 The engineer
and farmer, while the new household in-
ventions and shop tools whichsre illustrat.
"a BY cngrayings aud described u its
cOlamns. With the practical receipts con
tained ii every nnmber, renders the work
desirable 70 honsekecpsrs, and almost in
dispensable % every mechanic 81 smith
who has q shop FOL manufacturing new
wofk. Or repairing old.
Tie Scientific american ii universally
regarded as the inventors advocate and
monitor the repository II American iii-
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md al business connected Nth patsnts;.
The official list n claims, as issued weekly
from tho Paient OGfce, ii Washington.
are published regularly III its columns.
All the most important pateats issued BY
the United States Patent ONCE are Illus
strated md described On It's pages, thus
forming an nniyallrd history Of Amsri-
can inventions. IS
4 : =
II Is not only the best, but the largest
and cheapest paper devoted to science,
mechanics, manufactures, and tie useful
arts published ID the world Hon Judge
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IS not only engaged with the publishers III
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but as . sriter on patent laws and ptac-
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Tie columns 81 this paper
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Der containing 4 6 pages Of letterpress,
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a new volume commenced onthe LIST of
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It the end of which time you viii have a
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Gam muniGQtiuaa.
SCRAPS FROM A NOTE HOOK OF AN OLD
Z. IL. REP0KTER. u. =

THEHE is no chaFaraeterin the literary world
that Is 80 littie thought OF as a small author
who stispsndsnt for living by writing poetry,
little essays and stories for the periodicals, or
newspapers If he receives anything as Re.
ward f3E bis GERMS II ia given nlStg in The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

ssler d slGis" :he late RS s.a Of Syracuse
New York
BERTlNE-In Brooklyn on Seventh Day Ninth Month, list,
Julia infant ,ughter Of Peter o. and Sarah j. Betne
sseo months and days
BURDETT Fort Lee New Jersey, Saturday Septsmber
J. 1900 Sarah A.. second daughter Of Henry and Rachel
BurSe IN The r. y Of sI sSe arc a,Dec,v invited
morrow (Tuesday) 1t IL o'clock,
FERGUsONOn Friday August 81 in the sh year Of her age
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are respectfully n
President street South Brooklyn, on Monday sepsemoe, al
lOocl,ck a Carriages win salt at the South Ferry New
York side until l0t o'clock
KIRBY-In this city, on Friday August 81 Mrs Lsyins widow
o. Thomas Kirby, in the SD year of her age
5n q the ans john kSss.n aged
LEWIS FIT Day moS IN "a inst o'r''s Lewis wife
The 81 ls. ts ft and na family are respectfully
attend the funeral io thu residence Of her son In a@
Of f-ntb avenue, Third Day, 4,b inst Ocl'c. Car
=. tbs coIner Of Ftyninh street and Eighth avenue.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY In WilismsOurgh Friday. August 81
Mrs tia Lines, eyed 70 years months and IL days
NURPHy-In this city, on Friday, August 3d. Mary Ann
only daughter Of Patrick and Bridget Murphy aged IL years
month aud 70 days
ssTasa tsPas On 5Eay August 3d.
Cobno and brotberin law Owen w Brennan respect
fully attend the funeral without further notice from
Psticks Cathedral where solemn high Of requiem will
be celebrated for the Tepose Of biz soul
IEARCE-AtYorker on Thursday evening August 3d. sged
l9yters II, len, daughter OF Nathaniel Peace.
PARKER On Saturday, September Of lingering Illness
Sarah, wife OF Thomas Parker aged IS years.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to attend
Der at The residence Of her SON. Charles Parker IN Put
NAM Class, avenue, Brooklyn Monday at 2ocock
Pm.
sTARR-At the residence Of his son Charles j. sa Siam
ford Connecticut Saturday, Septe Peter Starr Of
Middlebury, Vermont, in the SD year Of his
SULLlVAN-In Brooklyn, Friday, August d. Comedies
nfsn. son Of E5gene II. and Mary Ellen Sullivan, aged
month and 81 days.
ST JOHNIn Brooklyn Thursday evening Aug7st 80 Of
consumption Esther Ann widow OF Nelson 81 John, aged
A. years, months and IL days
yOSS-In this cit, Friday August a. Christopher Voss
native Of the Kingdom Of Hanover, aged 80 years and
month.
WILLIAMSON Saturday evening, September Mrs Elizs
beth Williams in the :, tn year Of her age.
Her friend and those Of her Thomas D. and VILLAIN b.
Williams respectfully invited to at end her funeral from
her late residence No 1853 West Thtet street, on Tuesday
the 4th inst at o'clock, y.
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Passengers Arrived

Ia steamship Northern Ligh, from AspinydR F Martin,
wife, infan. Il Dickinson, Miss " Caslon
A. isms, Rawson. Mr. Kennison wife and inan, +. l.:
Everett, S,eleS, Walter Morris Ion Dill w Willis and
sister Hal docb ID. Nsl and WIFE A. d. Leayey Mr. Buck
nan H. Strauss J. 8. Ssuues S. Samuels J. Cohen g A.
he1deD R. Hoas, W. MntTn. Rev mr k'nigan, J. Town
h,p, W Behdr Mrs. Giet aid child, Cbas Pe.rce aud
wife, R. B. Ware s. Wing, Chss Lgay, T. C. Meigs, q. A.
Campbell and 200 in ste. rsge
IN ,eamah,p Cahag5a, from NsE;orean' Gnd Hsrano.-
Mis- RoTdan Miss L. RoTdan, +. Wohleh, Miss ID. Woh.
iu, w. Hughes Cook John Fox lady, child and two
ants; Buffers w ksirchlld lady and 3hidj Mai }. r.
TInble Chas Robelo, J. e. Thompson l. A. Richie, Dr.
Arrange Lscost-, two bos Manoz and servant J.
noI NJ Piedra j. Corgjo, Gunnan. H. Gurman /. Gan.
dsIs j. L. Martinez j. Castenado Mrs. s. Staa Mrs 81
Snyder, MO. Davidson, Garcia, j. Eng NJ Azcseg. j. H.
DnuuiE
IN steamship Karnak from Na,,au-Lieu Col Bourchies
f., Il Merrill, Capt Horton j. L. Darling John Darling
s. Howell, VIM Saunders and lady, q. Richards, Thomas
Frazer, David Anderson
ia bdJkJ VI Hcks, from dDtVep Johannes Blsufl.
In ahp CoTHei'as GTsgaa from LOadoH-John Ubsen Dr.
SalniOns
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........szpr. 1



Steamships Hammonil, schwansen Hamburg, Kunhsrdt
Savannsh y L. Mi,chil Son; orktown Parrish Norfolk
Ludlum Heihcken Bienyl- Bullock Havana Livingston
CIocbcIon r. Cuyler Croker Savannah H. B. Cromwell <
Co. Marion, Foster Charleston, Spooi Tleson Co Poo-
mac Croker, Bairiuore H. r. Cromwell Co Pstspsco Vail
Portland H. =. Cionwell Co. Monticello Eager, Alexandra,
III Il { omweu Co.
ship-M C. Day. Chase Liverpool Walsh Carver Chase
Thornton Collins Liverpool. Williams Guion; Atlantic,
Williams NewOreans, w 7. Frost.
BsIk-AIzsc. beals Cork and market A. Wendt Co Co
lumra Gibhs Aspnwa D. Swift Co j. L. Davis Savannah,
McCeady Mott Go ). Moxl-y jr. Holddge, ST M4rks
smslwood Ia Co Young America Collins, Havana Til
yello 4 Russell
Bngs-Aa ddn, Sh twer Salem Met,afS Duncan; Havana
CUs Gibraltar and Malta Yates Poered Co r. Brown
tBr), Nrenn Halifax, g. DonovaR Il. C. Dyer Turner st.
Pierre r Buck Co Energy Depass Mobile H. d. Hurl-
bot Co Elizabeth Lupsig st Ma Ks Metcaf Duncan b.
Brsc bury, Miller Mobile n, ii Brigham
Sci oonrIsApn Maria HsItick Curacao b. Eldredge; w.
s. CepeS Simmons Elizabeth City, @. Williams I. T. Bar
kalow Bodne Norfolk master; s. Jones, Bedel Norfolk
StuTges Cesrman Co j. Hardy, Smith, Sag Harbor j. L.
Davis A. T.. Bar Dill, Richmond Van BTuut Slagt VI.
Bede Ryder Alexandra, NJ. Bede John Roe Hammond,
Charleston McCeady Mott Co.. Sarah Elizabeth, Smith,
Ne.Haven master Hernden, Gasl Washington, Brown. DE
Rossett Co.; :" Conquest, Bslsk, Hartford, Durham <
DinOn; Isabel Albert TookeI, Baltimore Merrill Abbott; II.
Lewis Gayit Providence, master; A. Webb Webb Mar.
ss Lawrence Giles CO. Surprise, Cole, Allen and Il, SiAd
Dodge T. Rckey, Tee, Phil drpha, James Hand; Lottie
W. Lewis; Prowess Hulse Baltimore Merrill Abbott w II.
1itcomb Thsy,r Sierra Leone r. W. Trudyi A. DE Ros
se Tucker Nilmngtt j. Smith Co. Clara Grace Jacme
Brett Sc Co, Lawrence, Allen, Boston. Dayton Go.
Slocp-Phenix Shepherd, New Haven, master.
stesmer-J X Thompson, Doughety Baltimore,
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Steamship Kamak tBr screw) Brownies. Nassau N. T.,
Aug 20, mdse aud passengers 70 T.. Cunsrd
Steamship James Adger, Adams Charestou, mdse and pass
10 Spoford, Tilest, n 4 CO.
Steamship Cahawba Smith Ncw0re Aug. Is via Havana
2th mdse and pass 90 Living -ton Cocheron Co Aug 81
Cape Hseras bearing w \ w distant 81 miles passed
hem brig Ben Dunuing of Portland standing N. and r.
Ship Patrick Henry Moore London and the Isle Of Wgh. July
%, mdse and pass 10 Grnhe MinuTn Co Jy 20 lat a. 10
lon To- exchanged signals With ship Clara Wheeler bound
w Aug lat - rs Ion ~ s. exchanged signals with Rus
sian Corvette bound H. with In company with Ham ship Don
and parted with company Aug l5 inat - 60 lou a a.
Ship kesOue Freeman Liverpool July - mlse and pass
Williams Colon Aug. s. James Ward OF Londonderry, Toll
nom the j boom end drowned Aug H. lat ~, Ion 81 10
ssnard Am corvette running eastward Aug a. lat 4I2
On 81 iO sisualed Br brig otco from Cuba for St. Johns
Ship jeremiah Thompson Baie Liverpool IS days mdse and
plss 70 Samuel h. mpsons Nephew Aug H. lat ~ lou 81 20
snad r hip Eliza from p, mouth for Quebec 10 days on,
Aus H. lat a 90 lon % 80 ssnaed ship Excelsior hence for
shig Yorkshire, Fairbanks Liverpool July g. mdse. and pass
10 q IL MaThah Co Aug IL, ON Virgin Rocks fishing
s biyrr months out 800 queutas 5WandoNu 6days
b9 & r. g. Brooks, days out 30 q, Hope of Essex 100
otis. The Yorkshire was brrimed ~ days 90 10 so
ship Amazon H0yoY Loudon aud Isls dwight Aug l. mlse
or Ess to p r. Morgan Aug u, at " S. Ion. % A. passed
shp Halabc bound W.
Ship Francis Q. eating Maloney Liverpool July a. mdss
Poet, Smith Co.
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To Mariners.

CoAsT OF MAssAcHrsErT~.-MISor's LEDGE ESrR,ycz To
BoToN bAYnfonarion has been received this Office
Cspt B. 8 Alexander Tps Of Engineers Of the completion ID
the Lighthouse the Outer not Ledge OF the Cohasse
Rocks.
The tower Is of dark grey granite, 30 feet In diameter tho
base 80 feet inches high above low water IL ia
mounted By bronze lantern ~ feet inches high making th
total hight Of the structure above low water liz feet
inches
The Illuminating apparatus loptie Of the second orde
ofthe sJstem of Fresnrl snd viii show dIed white Light
The focal plane 80 feet aboyr the high water and ths
light should be visible high wser nom pont Is feet above
The OF the distance Of IS nautical miles
The light will be exhibited for the r time from sunset
rise the 18th day Of Nov 1860 and every night thereafter
BY authority Of the act OF Conass approved Sept a. 1850 the
lgh Scituate will be ex guhei the exhibition Of the
Mnots Ledge light and the ghtyessel now stationed OF MnotS
Ledge win BE- withdrawn and di'c nniinued at hs time
The light bears from Boston Lighthouse T.. s. T. 81 ds
tant about 9 miles.
Its In lat a. 49, 81 north.
Lon. 100 a. IA east nom Greenwich.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
VIM. +. SMITH, Engineer Secretary.
Washnston, Aug. 70 1850.
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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
Il THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.
FROM COMMON COUNCIL.

FROM COMMON COUNCIL,
Resolution that Fourth from Thirty fourth street -
Foteth street, Murray Hin PSss" and direct.
Street Commissioned 10 number the same In ace9raa''
thereto.
Board Of Councilman, June II, l6to.
Adop'ed.
Board OF Aldermen. August 10, 1850.
On and concurei In. - r,..-..-.
Revolution that Sidewalk the mouth side OF lhTS
euth street between Second and Tbd avenues De nss nc
fall width where net already done and that an '' w
be adopted
BOARD OF Councimen March %, le60
Ayes and adopted
Board Of Aldermen. August 10. 1900.
On ayes aud noes adopted. -. L.u, ~, an.
Resolution thi receiving basin and eNe DC - ~,
ouh' corner of Washington and CedN SUES ~
direction Of The Crotou Aluedugt Department. AHA 'h" ~
usucs foT the be adopted
Board OF Courciluen Aug III, lstV
On ayes and noes adopted -
Board OF Aldermen. July 70 loOo
On ayes and noes adopted - , -. D.. h,ilt Nh th,
hta'u'lun W..bng,on ana Liberty streets under tho
direction The Croton Aqueduct p'lA'e"H AN ' =" ''
nauc. ID 7 the same be adopted 49,,
Uo,rl uf Alderman, JAY ~, loo"
Du ayes aud noes adopted . So,
Ro.rd Of q uncilLiru, Aug. is, low
On AYES and Hoes adoyt"d
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Passengers sailed

In seam,p Netc. York for Bremen and Sovthd rp,onWm
Vogel henry Schmidt Newly ork Maned +. Huihen Viz
bremen; II. w. BDgsrd Oxford Mis- VIM G. Burns, New
York lose A. Garcia, Spain; Mr.. c. Monag, Mrs Anna
Mey.r Henry Meyer John II Her, Henry Dohse, Henry
eeiken, Miss Helene sadon r. lie psntu , Henry Ro.tsr,
George Rrebs Joseph Brown, lady and children NewYors
Eugene Vse Be1s Hon Jacob Boyer and child Bremen
Ernest vO.msrk Pittsburgh Croiseier Boston, JOHN F. C.
Meiuecke LADY and children Augusta, Ga Mrs Hermine
Higgins Jersey City j. H. Walters NJ snd Mrs A. C. Kuyper
Mr. sd Lndeusn all Of Iowa Mr. and ars John DOescher,
Theodore Joost all Of Cal forna o. T. Anien lady and two
chdreni Miss Ch Ed all Of Illinois; Martin Gesner New
ark NJ il Dr. Tbeo Sauer lazy Dresden Germany Mrs.
Char. Corroy Hare Dr. Hsurk ady, two children and
servant OF 81 ous Mrs Emile Polvogt Ferd Stucken both
OF New York Wm. g. Harder Philadelphia the Rev Patrick
HenDeany Newark, N J 81 IN the steease-Tota, ia
About 400 coo In specie,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

ALLEGED ELoPEMEST or WALL STREET BROKER
WITH YoUSG GIRL.-On Friday afternoon an aged
lacy residing in Myrtle avenue, Raymond street
notified the officers of the Fourth Precinct Police Of
the mysterious disappearance Of her granddaughter
aged about twenty years. She stated that the young
lady had been cent to millinery store in Division
street, New.York, to pay bill Of $40, Oh Tuesday
last, and had not since returned. Officers were de-
tailed to investigate the affair and learned that she had
been TO the store in Division street on the day men
toned had paid tie bill, aud Immediately thereafter
had entered carriage, which was driven Oft The
young lady made the acqna ltance Of a wealthy broker
doing business in Wall street. some months ago, and
since that time che has been frequently visited by him
the confectionery store kept by her grandmother in
Myrtle avenue The latter discouraged the attentions
that were paid her but the young lady has since af
forded every opportunity for meetings with him. and it
is now supposed that she he's eoped. lie aid to be
married man, with family residing in New-York
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BUBGLAR-RECOyERY OF
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-On the evening of the 9th inst
the house of Mr.. Henry McHyde, at East New.Yofk,
was ingeniousy entered and robbed of iewelry aud
syer-ware of the vslue Of $500 or 500 anO at the
sau time the adjoining premises, occupied 10y Rev
Chas, C!eavland, Rector Of the Episcopal Church at
East New-York, was aso entered and despoled of elk
dresses and bed linen worth abont $50 it was presumed
by the party. No clue to the perpetrators Of the
robbery Was obtain d until a week ago, when a man
named VIM GaTbutt vas married to young woman
residing at East NewYork viii n marriage wes cele.
braied by party at the bridegroom's house, and "a
silver cup with the name Of Cleavland engraved on it
was noticed by o. the guests This fact was commu
ncated to Mr. c. and led TO the Gus Dcon that Garbutt
wac implicated in the robberieg Some be inea that
was identified as belonging to Mr.. Cleaylaud was cub
sequenly discovered hanging in tho yard of Garbutts
house, and on this evidence he arrested and his
PENNIES were searched when nearly the whole of the
properly stolen from Messrs Cleavelaud and Hyde
was discovered together with nine pawn tickets,
which il il believed will lead TO the recovery Of the re.
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NASSAU, N. p. Aug 10 The scbr Virginia Of Taunton,
hass, Hor on, from Phiadpss for Indsnoa with general
ashore the nj h the eth MatsTilz
reef sdwss there burned Nothing Of any value saved 70
being the proceeds Of what saved She il
built in Tctertown n J. and owned by Staples Phillips OF
Taunton Insured in the New Bedo Insurance Company
Ship Liberty, Aun. hence for New Orleans ashore on
the Moele Bank IS iust She got Of after dchane
part OF her into wrecke and arrived Nassau 10th et
Tie salvage.
The bark Indiana Hunter Of aud from Savannah FOR Hsvan
with cargo OFFICE lumber &c wrecked Woods Cay
Great Bahama lh inst Toe nearly all saved portiou
In damaged state Vessel tot,l loss.
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SELLING LTqUoR on SrSDtY.-A complaint has
been lodged before Recorder Tden Of Jersey City ayans
Mes Sylvester Taylor proprietor, Of the aant and
loon Of Hudson and Montgomery streets charging them
with vi la the ordnance prohibiting she sale Of LIQUOR the
Sabbath Tn examination 4 10 oke place this week
Vim. W. GTsbau keeper OF drinking saloon at the
OF Weldon orb streets charged with e duor
Sunday aud upon appearing before Recorder Tien hnei
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CONTINENTS TO THE Cry

CONTINENTS TO THE CRY PRIsoN.-M arshal
Ellis repot that 1913 PERSONS com ted the City Prison
Jersey City for the month ending Friday The following
he principal changes: Drunk 30 drunk aud dsoIdrIy, AZ
assault end battery, II babitue drunkds, & d,uuk and
dunk and fighting fighting To- stealing stab
bng adultery keeping disoIderiy house bu glIy,
picking pockets passing counterfeit money ept rob
Nativity Ireland, lis United States. Scotland 81 Ger
many, u England, /; France | Canada coored The
number OF the month OF August 1859 6g increase
the present year, ll9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

The GARIBALDI FCND.-The concert given on Fri
day night in behalf of the Garbaldi fund, at Musical
Hall, was pecuniary failure. All the artists were
pres. n bat only about 30 persons, and of these about
third were nonpayDg v,itors. The entertainment
was of the hi chest der and II is unfortunate that it
should have been so sbmly attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

BELL AND EVERETT Mass MEETING AT PATERSON.
"A special train of left Jersey City at o'clock
Friday evening, with about 200 persons, for the
purpose Of attending the Union Mass Meeting at Paer
The Union ninue men turned ont with fifty red,
white, and blue lamps; also the BeRingers, who
acted escor, 10 The National Union Association OF
Jersey City. The procession numbered 40 men, and
vas teaded by The Seventh Regiment drum corps of
New-YoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
BROOKL YN ITEMS

There win be Lincoln and Hamlin Grand Mas aud
Ratification Meeting at the Greenpon: Wigwam,
Greeppoint-avenue, on Wednesday evening next,
when Horace Greeley, and the Hon. James A. Briggs,
Of Ohio, will address the meeting.
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We have received the September suppleu'.ht of the
.,,sr;eau Iloyds publsh,d by E. 4 g. ". Blunt.

r.-, pyRs1xG. FLUID AccIDE'r.-On SATURDAY
,ns Mr.. Caroline Dryden Of No aOl Fast Twenty FIRST
& sSS iced az sT Se oS Of ma .Ss nm P
- 10 k where her too chill zen were sleeping evdei y
With te intention Of Selling Se Of the bed othes to wrap
Sn beside nsensihle alarm raised and Eogns Co
20 ran to ne spot and speedily sss % NE
children severely injured Both the Sufferers Sere conveyed
Bellevue Hospits where the mother after died. The
cADd viii probably recover.
ACCIDENTS AND IsqUKsTs.-An inquest was held
by Gamble Saturday a. the Eleventh Ward station
House, tbe body o. unknown who was on dcsd IN
sesih vas the remit natura The Coroner held
essest at No 26s avenue the body Of Th ,mas MARKS
Ayerdict Of sccideI tai death rendered
Az OFFICER BADLY BEATES.-0ficer Van Weigh
sr eies First ara s. o9y asa On y sn oc
veyng the Station House While walking together Hughes
seddeny nsa the S9e'I zines IN tns & sS S
s head Assistance having arrived Hughes tax to the
FOR the night Justice Kelly subsequently com
Ditted him to answer.
BuReLARIEs.-On Saturday night $50 worth Of
boots and shoes carried of BY burglars from the soe No
By Vim Walsh liquor entered by burglars the
rsrpe night and robbed Of Of clothing No clue 4
the perpetrators Of eher Of the above Toooees has oeen oil
kined
REFUSED TO Prosecute Martin Raynor, living II
6a street Brooklyn having been robbed Of s5 complained
ths police. Subsequently officer Ryan arrested stree
wsk,r named Jenny Lewis suspicion but when she wa
brought before Justice Kelly RAynor refused to prosecute aC
the girl YVES discharged
To tie Editor If The " y Trisus..
SIR: Please correct error in relation 10 the untor
tsSse accident Dry Dock foot Of Goerneur street
Idny Il occurred whist IL called SWANS Dock and not o.
stsei " the Balance Docks belonging 70 this Company and
'S one ~ e Ss Y1E B4lSaSs Dock Co. Sept 1865