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, 1860-08-20

CT have put under their feet; that lie will
check the rrofigacy and waste which have
been the price raid for debauchipg the North
ern conscience, VIC cannot doubt. Bu. that
he or his party will overstep the Obligations
which tho Constitution has imposed on his ae-
lion and theirs, Io man can believe. Gov.
CAAsr, than whom no Que is more deyolsl to
Tho Republican idea, III recent speech at
Toledo, summed up tho consequences o. n
triumph in words that We caunot neglect 10
quote. He said:
And when We succccd-what then Shall
We return evi! for the injustice and ca|utnny to
which Republicans hAvc been 70 continually
subjected? No, gentlemen, no. VT will try to
prove that the SUCCESS OF a party may be Tie
SUCCESS Of the people; that the triumph OF our
c1use is compatible with the best interests of
the whole country; our triumph will prove us
Just 10 every portion of it, and generous to ey.
erF person who bears tho name Of m American
citizen. Sbal1 We invade, in the spirit of scc-
tloaallaul, the rights Of auy Statt?- No Kcpub.
lion Of slavery, certainly, but We shall respect
the Constitution urd evcry constitutional cbIi.
CATION. And when this iatent shall BECOME ap-
parent; when the bukbrar Of Federal intel fer
dnce with llG Internal concerns 0t tho so-:tes
shall be expelled from the public mind by an
homes. and patriotic R-rub:lcau Adu,inistra-
lion, who eau Doubt certaiuy DO not duubt
that the DAYS Of our old concord xu.l mutual
guod will will return and that uudtr ,:1e Con
s,,iutuu We eI,ull tiud Tranquility, Liberty aud
Union: In bringing about such hnpry results,
you msly rest assured cf my earnest co opsru-
lion. Ia such nrb1c work l uu ready to gu with
you as far Us the fur,hest.
Whose has Iot faith i'll these patriotic pre-
dictiors whose is willing to claim tltat results
other than those sct forth will follow, whose
fears that these results will not be attained.
l,as 10. tue Republican spirit in his heart. He
may be animated by more than our Anti
slavery zeal, but lie las not that wise conscr-
yatism, that willin. ness to labor and wai',
that patience which toils on in the path Of
duty without tic attainment in an instant Of
iiual results, which are tho characteristics Of
tic organ zasion 10 which we belong. But
wait. In few months LIncolu wll ontor
upon his official career. Then hls acts will
| proyc nil that lis wisest friends hare ever
l -.
, 1860-08-20
Cffftess Il ct,9~ Evxts,fx.,t.t,

scnator cf'ltenden Of Kentucky hus u right
understanding Of the Disanion nonsense utter
cd with Il rie* to defeat Mr. Lucclu. lie hu,
put an e1s'nruishcr orcr the rusalights Of X. 1T
Rhett, and Barnard, i. follows:
The majo.i'v must Of necessity. rule in all re.
puhltcs, aad # YOU DO not lika tie law Of Tho
majority, set aside all free government, uud 20
to so'nt plac> sohtre gnu tri1: re 10 tlt.tio:t.
s0hsT- h|~tditary s"'e7s shall take A< ,ta.< II
your fttct'rf g6reThn+At. Who aLaIl tly tha,
If Sir. Lincoln or Al, body else is con st,iution.
ally elected 10 the Chief Masistrscy, be shall
not take his scat: Have VIC conc 10 1hisp If
70, let us change the whole government, and let
the min ortiz rule
, 1860-08-20

-" Mr. Jeniics, Of the New York III raid,
who er eys peculiar facilities ior hi@ taste. Aav
ing made trends wi:h one OF the Prince Of
Wales tootmep, is carefully describing The heir
Of Ecgl md from the dressing table point Of
view. lie Informs us that bis Royal uishness
opens his cabin door whenever he goes OUT that
he likes good joke, that hs winks constantly
with his right eye whenever jenkins comes in
sight, and that be leans forward instead Of back
ward when he dances. The inference from these
particulars to the high neral and pny sic4l quail
HES Of the Prince Ii plaza. We leave the HeratL
to dwell upon shs fruitful theme, only urging
our eotemporary not to let us pine muci, longer
in the dark as 10 the number OF II. K. HIS un-
1eT-ga1meuts- aud tue name o. tho happy boot
maker who provides Albert Edward with The
N cans of comfortable locomotiUn.
, 1860-08-20

SPALp1so's PREPARED GlrE,-The raIue Ct
this glue toE domestic purposes is 1nes.in,able
The difficulty Of preparing comulaE eheet glue
for use lei ~ the new artcle In Il liquid ss.se
the preparation can be used without heating,
dries slowly, emits no offensive edlusia, and Il
ready tor application. II il pu. up IN xla,s bot.
ties, securel! cnrked, aud sold with a brush 10
apply il, at tbs iow price Of twenty i've cents.
Every family should have the c,n, pound con
atAn,iy on hand, rs thereby any article Of wood,
paper, crockery. or glass eau be mended. It
Will sare more than its cost every month in tte
year. Tee advertisement in s1other column
shows for what it is useful, and where il can be-
purchased.
, 1860-08-20
IN En=tt&h steamer Tor s:uriialdl


four e1:per steamers The Lnn,,n s': T. PAU. .,.e
the Newnayen, and the D;eppe) built 1n,,,. scs-
en- or eight yeass aIo foE tie I.uLJ and
Brighton Railway Company, a3d att-rwa1d FUR
c1assd br Lord Wat.I lnow Earl Dudley ard
Tilted out tor The Cr,,nsa in the late war-..as
Ia'ely found new oE:tr. She has been pur.
Chased Of The Steam Navigation Company Tor
undergone the necessary fitting, is TO Le eni,
ployed III the Mediterranean Is q dispatch boat.
on FRIDAY night, tile :7tl. uls.. .he steamed ou.
Of Ne~haven hsruor IN splendid style, with the
Garihaidian ensign lyint at tue peak, her te<-
1inaiiou being Geroa. Just outside she pa. s.tt
the Lyons Steamer entering the l,aEbor. ard ex-
changed sclu'es by dipping her easisu three
times, promptly acknowledged by The Lyons,
whose crew and passengers gave three hearty
cheers. The London has been rc-cllris:c :cacd.
und Is noH called the t;eueral Garlba!di.
, 1860-08-20

1'Hnr1n IN INDIANA We arc assured that
ths dr"u1h, which has contlnueI nnt.nken iurn
month nnw, has >e,i,u-!r iaju1ei tile corn vn
upIallds in this vicinity, ani t.ithcut Il tavnra-
bic chung: in the weall!er viii -eon dAu,asp the
kat-r t!c'ss III ti!' unitnH'. I very crl>tt-rA.
ote amount Ut corn Il 'atat:ed past :il chance
Of recuperation by :lny amount Il, good w. a'vr.
aud 1t rain does no: cJale s,on the damage will
grow IN most SERIOUS s1seat.-{aIt1nhaoiis
journal.
, 1860-08-20
PARTIES IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS.

The portion OF this State called Northern
Illinois, as distinguished from Central ard
Southern, is comprised in the following named
counties. Ne have arranged them into COM
para,ive table, showing the vote cast for
Presidsu, in lS56 and ior S.a,c Treasurer III
1855. The Fillmore aud Dan',e votes are
omitted. This tasle will be useful for reference
purposc., and Should he preserved as showing
the strength Of parties in the Republican d.
vision Of the State:
, 1860-08-20
Poetry and l'oIlttcb.


The War OF the ko.es il taking a roptira!
turn. 1t will be remembered that ex.S.nator
Dickinson, in his speech Ut the Cooper Ins,i-
tute, expressed his secse of the double fraud
practictd upon hun hv til: $,:ts at tie S1ra-
cu>e aud Char1e>1on Conyections, ant his Le-
termination to punish his betrayers, by ulc,iur
the defiance which Fi:z-JAncs hurled IN :nc tave
Of Koder:ck Dhu:
"T~!ce hive sought r.a.. A,ti,c's Glen
In pace: u wEer c-'ss. NJ IN.
corn. VITA sa ner. :'tan't an 3'w,
No. to be ou.doue by the Grea. Hard, either
in defiant courage or Devotion 70 tb. c1 ls,,cJ
Lockport, cited the si,:a1 Ut dickinson, aud
said he could not better .1p,ess his own Eager
uess to cross 8wor.:s witf1 hlm Than by repcalr.
the liucs immediately following these quoted f,y
Dickinson, aud APPLYING tl4em 10 bim:
For love'"rn swain In !suis:> bn~sr.
Ne':F r1stci f.r til 4c,uirtx,l 4uur
AL. sint! t-fn, stand.
ILis ,.t .i.ie'..in and his band
THIS was hupry Tetors ot thu Controller.
But VT need not 1cmird him aud his caus,nc:,
thu: til. ou.eus are against them TheT ill
remember that Wien :ltterwur.ts /: 3derick a,lI
Jasr+ me: ut Co,,autog:e Ford. "snau tn man.
and steel 10 Steel, the fight, th1u=h d. pcratc,
turned against the Northern chleftAir, and ii,
favor ot tho Southern prince und that IN tie
deutl4 ..~app.e. :hon III noih were down, vc:
"E,w '"tce.l fam til" Il: '!tn1 q +.
i; tbrr.k!u "a. F;'4.E.u.,> 41r-r.
.su,i s4l.e-' ri 'hk 10 n~.ve. II = !:!e.
Rae te *unl4"i 81, fl IN ee., eat tts:t~.'
Scr will the c!'nsn,cn Of EnLr-ick nor tie
He9emeE OF Fi'z james fsrSe: sha.
'Fe9r u:oI tel s';use+ d Lincoln sveeu."
after s:es:ng " the b'3ndy sprt "wne.e 1ieJer-
ick a- still III d:a;b, Tl-bed I'll to Court 10 I'll
the ~.lenn,r urws III :. III. '.la4t.rr svyrrei4
OF the il2 .n':s was III III sre.-.E =. 1rihu.t.
, 1860-08-20

II A severe hail storm visited jackson,
M,rnlgan, On Wednesday night last, doing
much damage 10 the growing crops, and injur-
ing buildings. The bai1stooes were unusually
large, aud the quantity which fell almost in
credible
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Rev. Robert II. Ciarksol, ID. d,

1u rerca.c1 Inquiries, the rocwsn; facts ara
L:cay s,b=:at.l:
1.-THE Company Is !Hy !neEp pcrei under tn. ssp.rs.
sactery ktasuss Of this stae. Tile Officers arr elected
,n.',ay hy tie 1,t The present Directory con-
ss:e Of wv. Il. UapE- E.q., T. II su.1pos. E.1, a-t
Dr. sAwrk1. Gzo. L. L. uzt.E, tthe Asst} /, T,e4
.rer. and TnoxAs y. HarA1 L. rre.tlen' The grounds
lid out and Improved under the caun.ct 0: wn sAuy
Es7 the eminent Landscape Ga;ac=er Of rhi,adel
ph!a, hy SWAIN S11=os Of t,:4 e.ty.
Tho It's Il unizaumbess1 a!mpl= aul perfect being
c!.e: fion the United States aovemc1t through Ju,ta
l'ueste!d -nd he.F,. I" Ttos- H. Bsyan who will IN al,
&re full wa.saatsc ree,+ Al o.rd the whole Sub.
d!v' recesI.c, 70 remain fase9er Cemetery, thus
!asus! s isto the Lot owners in pe:pe:uItY
3-Ihe natural Topography Of the grounds Is admitted
ty all to u peculiarly, beaus.:u.,hs gentle undul tou.
and grove oil tzt {, oy.r the ent. h,r
Ing '7:rssse'l The aare Q! !~sAcx1AsD The Improve
minis eosatnsaex' oay In April .s,> .;esk for them
ssses- II Is dstl9net I, rlake The Cccte,y The t Au.
.u.a Of tie West
d.-TAe entrance oihs c. smetery IL the Green Bay
Road about ens nEe and la,f beyond the point where
tie Lake View Roa4 diycres from it. aud more tA.n two
u!es aeszrr the City than ch:tse1dea Station.
c-Ths price OF Lots is only about one.loarth Of aas
aeEaneet for Ike sized tote In Eastern Cemeteries. =.
kbown by the sc7.s in .he ones.
s--The following Report fran the Surveyor, e.c.trx
ttss.f:
ave havs taksa le7e:s the surface Of Grs.41zoa
Cemetery atd ant the minimum height to 10 IT f+-r and
The maximum heht to be u ADORE tho present .,ax
of waas In Lake Michigan: most Of ,ao s1o3p te,nv
~ feet above. which Is tour times the u.ua d:pA OF
s'ave,- [s'snedI
SAMUEL :. GREELEY
rDHuxD D1xBs. s'Fse7'r''
August. I'D. 1872
7.-Vtoss to tho Cemetery are to tha
vaks and to drive vehicles only en- ths b1oa, xfaye,sd
reads,
TH0S. u. BRYAN, President.
oee ia Bran HILL Clark st., opposite tho Cour. 4ou.e
TIME TABIE-
An OMNIBUS Is TIN ta the Cemetery {unta the usra
RahoAd Is e1teaded,> eoerer:nz with ,hs Hor. p,o,.
Cars, which leave North Water stsresa.
A. H., 2.30 r. H., and 5P.m.
hetufniss, the Omnibus ,eaves the Cems.eryas
8~50 A. II, - H., and LEO r. IT.
~ Through rckek sold BY Conductors for Eight Cents
[a9tcst3.ln
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- 4 number Of horses, cattle and hogs
hsve died recently in 0gle county Of hydro
phobis-
, 1860-08-20

Hon. J ohm Bell, the Caiua candid idate for the
Presidency, La. written u letter to Mr. Thomas
II. Watts of Montgomery, alabama, in reply to
,.n inquiry a. To ttla views Ut the distinguished
c.nridate concerning tho great questions now
ut issue befofe the country Ia that letter, Mr..
Bell refers his correspondent to collection Of
extracts from hld speeches und letters, with
re:erenct9 TO bis yo:es, lately published by the
Central UAlou Com;n!ttte Of Tenn. sStt. Mr..
Watts having carefully examined this cullcc-
t,on, PUBLISHES in The Montgomery Fvst the
following summary Of the views settur,h there
in:
"Alr. Bel thus distinctly announces, in my
judgment, tue following propositions:
II. Il distinct reputation ot Niluot Prov:-
soism.
''.. A distinct Reputation of 'Squ4tter Sov-
erelsEty AS ling sgo n 1s4S.
rs. i distinct announcement that tho Terri
tories arr the common property OF tue STATES
comprising: The Union; und that Tie tlfi-."s Of
etch State A4ce The riydt to 90 ..to <veh 1errito
ri.s act:A fhir property Of tOtry description and
tchie tAtEe, 10 A4te ravTEG1loS 10 property aud
perscns-
~. That Slavery ss i. exists among us, is cir.
lily, morally and se fyfuusty r1yAt; sanciicncd BY
ths Constitution Of lnc uuned States. By the
Bible, ana by The practice Of men in I'LL ages.
nnd that i. Ought to b.e1tended.
"The record of Mr. Bell. runni.g through q
period OF moro thaa quarter ot century,
lives the strongest assurance Of his tidsii.r TO
tue institution Of the South, the land Of his
birth; anL Of his love to the Constitution aud
Union Of cur fathers.
"Thcse opinions Of Mr. Bell, SO lnpg enter
iuintd and nctrd OF in public life, .llard to us
OF the South stronger guaranty against Wong
than The sudden announcements Ut eleventh
hour conyerls.'
Patents Granted tn Western Inventors.
The following patents were issued 10 ", stern
inventors trrm tile United STATES Pa:ert Uilce.
the week ending August II. 1850.
Il. ". I'Euel, Betot. Wlsconsin; improved
mop holder:
Vim. II. Clurchmau, J4pesville. Wisconsin !;
improvement in furnaces for heating buildings
James :. Fo~!cr, Peoria, Illinois; improve.
meat IN co'n planters
k,bert ". Gardiner. Quincy, Illinois; iu,-
praye:tent for governors tor steam engines.
Schuyler Goldsmith, Nataga, l!ine,s; i'm.
proremant in cut,iyatoEs-
Wm. II. Greenwood, GAlya, Illinois improved
lock.
Asa Greenwood, Toulon, 1lli:ois improved
tenoning frame.
lathrop h, z1y, Laroy. Illinnis; improvement
III All stable suote, lor mole plows.
VIM. kim1rle T. D. kimmls, Ca.nbTid.e City,
lntslana: improved stamp extractor.
Charles 3lar.tou, Yir. qus, Wisconsin,; I'LL
rGs-uicnt in gram barscS;.rS.
Wa,. F. Sc'trn i1r, III Forte, 1nd'e1a lm-
pr'vement ii SEED plaEle7:.
M- Messer l. 4 Steiub1ciuer, Cleveland, Ohio;
improvement i'll hanging sash ot railroad car
wl.saows.
Alien :. ballard, Mount Pleasant, 1owa, 49,
s'Sn"r to lin,seI! and Joseph Hove. same place;
Improvement in Ji;clkiuy n,a:h!pe..
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ANALYSIS or THE BOWLING.
Court OF General Sessions.


ssr1 Jo-The Grst disposed Of this morning was
an forgery sea,nst John Hoffman. who on
the Il, 81 August passed IS bid the Ne
chancs Bank Of Burlington, upon John kuoip, No l08
Hooston street The accused pleaded guilty " the fourth
grade tina, offence sent State prison for
two years.
Charles Selson symmss placed trial, charged
With forgery M the second degree lie jointly in
deied with Samuel Clark, who 2ytn II June passed
80 counterfeit bill the hyssic Bank. Of Coanecscu
upon George Robinson, OF No 81 south street That
same evening Clark and symIn.s were pointed out to
officer s'net countse,ttrs when be effected their
arrest. ssmues Was s.Arshed, an $3.50 counterfeit
bls iouId IA biz possssiop The jury rendered verdict
guay ana the ocur, sept him the prison for
five Year,
ssrsh Foearty, inflicted for stest,ux a p,cxet
book contanirE SA from Henry ssillns ~ No 2s1 West
founa PORTION 81 the money in her pc~scssion. She
~. sdeS guilty 70 larceny, and sentenced 70
y.sTs imprisonment M the State prison
J.hn Smith pleaded guilty. to attempt At larceny,
hsvinf ttni.n gold watch and chsin ~nrh $50, rom
Vim Bsrns 2os wsss Thirteenth sir.~i the i4,h OF
August The defendant ~ sent 10 black wells Island for
ore yesr.
agree Racy s,olc eold watch vaie~i at $50 from
john ccie or tho Ism OF july snd plradnx gu "
,sit larceny, sent q me pen teary for six
liza Bridge, alias Gallagher, who domestic in
employ " L. Bark.r, 81 Fsst thirty d nj street
VAS ehaysso wiih suaiur sk ar,sses worin 500 She
pesdcn rri 10 toe ufcIce, aud, cocseq
"a saved The Court ,be ,Toaole q ta MS Honor I'm
fsssa the lo~ts se1t4n.t The las permitted which
I've years iupfisnr meet N tbf STATE prison..
Charles stcsers and Frankn Ioners, youins. were
charged viii breaking into the dwelling hou NJ yohn
Rsfls No Attorney stree, thS 1;lh q august
stcauf tlercir.m tour coats and small qasntty Of
liquor 1hcs p.,ades guilty 20 turgagy Ia the third de-
and esch se't ~ the ntry for year
Ihouss innobue sas ? acsd 81 trial, chtrged with
s..rE r-es.se cou,s'nins cay sooss frow be naa.
haitian brrers Company the 2sth OF sgrsh but tho
police magistrate having ueglcccd u examine specify
The contents the pacssse, thc cour, stated
roner however guilty, could not b. convicted and
strustrc the jury W verder we'd q OF guilty which
resulted ir TIC discharge 81 Dinohue.
Other cases a special interest disposed 81,
srich Kept TIE Coau IN sessoa VI i've oClQcs ID the
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nc trial gad-r ~ tte Aprn, Nay sat inc terms.
1soo VIII h. 1etanlod the oaicndA O. rc eusalag
Crtober November sad fCeua.er terms ~ TINS coayt
a arch called suN auNx Sac Apfil,
Ma srl June cketfAr all ~ riated At the foN II tau
Calendar wlh b. feaaucd, exoept In ~hca lot
NV tke cai,neu SuCh nolee n mnst be flcf
4lth TIE c'erk ~ before she iEh sNy "a ~NtsGNt
kst and NUT state distinctly tue mature u TIE Atan
Id vheher they aiet ~ the p'sintm ~ ~ M 10
Pendant fhere issues viii b. placed VI he fps II ne
Juue caleud, Immediately alter the "fua ag~r
The DAP cAicndNre Or THE afat NoadAy a Octo4rr ~
& rrr.ance b the which reral0u the
q cxrt June The residue u TIE oslcn1srs far
sfht cay wt consist ~ issrn freu 80 genera
u4tsdaf, Hg 81 NJ Gle part I, aad Ne Cos
sr T@rt 2-tns psse ghicn bad beu reachsi ~nen tas
aria tsrs 9ajsaru Il 81 June iast Ali "rc~.rv a
Ecersiy @ The scne-ni trial ceeud~ will 50,
guriect " the usual Of t~o days New
tor fhe General an SPECIAL Term, ~il he made 10,
40 AL ior ne ovtobes term, iot wnch note q
1gnQ - "
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MANpAsrs AGAINST TgE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Si7. lo.-TAe People at ae R,,af,or Of vm c. Wet
ne Board Of svps-vis0s u ne Cosaiy Of NJ .
fcrls-This was Application OF the Record conmis
sitcEs Ncsp.don baker, for . mandamss TO compel
The Bo1d q Supervisors 70 r-'sc by tar the sum Of
ESQ Geo certified ~ The REALTORS be cpe them Tor work
done ior 70. co1nty printing binding the public
cors said $50 90 % be rAse pursuant " the oct OF
A9l IL 1850 ADD forh ding the issuing o. the annual
aS ~ 49, no~ - ne Possession Of the sapefysors unt
rows 90 v mace for the nssibg u said money By tax
ms nnung the Jucge rendered opinion granting the
uofson t.r msnr Ar,ns
W. tAsrerce ca the ari Of the Bard o. Supervisors
subsequently obtained q stay of proceedings.
biore Non. Judge lugr sham~
Tsc~<il, and oh<rs Henry Rosy Motion grated
cottG "a .hids the event .
nfaatAg Ia ~ Jaob raad>ypo,I Motion granted -
fer ~ % require pia 10 10 secy for What real
The rcnv were coectoe Ia otncr respects the motion
dsnied
Ja~es = Hrrsra ~. Geo~gs q Bcnaee No AFFIDAVIT,
q met .f serves gitb tie pspos, sad tarefSre
~ rs.d on this notion The ev leuce y defendants
noD.rcsdtsce j. oorAeisted This asne a good rss-
200 ior denyns TIE motion Plaintiffs costa 70 abide
tvcrf.
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IN regard 70 Ne article 10 yesterdays H.s.fp Gel 1.
tny duty, a. the sssrievcd party "a SCI m1ssf rsh, %
tore The public coEcerung uyeeg and Policeman ~ AZ
Tne facts Of the case briefly these - go
M mont o. the kuseum, engaged 10 Conversation wth
6f 80, Dtspcrse tbs MOB I" rcplci VOC are "A
rcer do Jour duty asd vtthou, snyth "a more BE- ~
R&d, he tos ~ the throat rnakiug a. the sme me
ses of nvorits exprcsssn ~ tncrs I'M tAss 49,
nov and irnu,esfey struck vic~aty over he hesl
" - his club without any further prorocsicr. AZ "a
Ads 1y sivns him perm 10 feer u pr-oas,
ktnseH, ~ be rtates In his article. ~ 20 fas -
x9tet no TIE Truth not d>~~rvns notics mr. rsr
q ~ ere briefly u facts corcwaiag TIE subject, 90
NAich shA hsve nrre - SAY
k~hZ. iSll.ItQII, ~. gl9 wee, f0rss,h street.
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I'm Aiisckp isSrsAScs svISpts me evan nation IN
the COO Of M People J. c. rsdrsJAs. nAvia C. Mis-
emo v Downs, tIenry D. orrlcrrc and James c Caro-
-, which w~ % have 81 yes,efesy morning be.
Tore Justice Ccouoly, ~ the Jelcrsn market Polisa
t' va relpuet ~ the rc lest oi ins eSaa se for the
rraseceor unsl the 81 Of October m c0ansc In Ak
~ ~ az sdlufninent, As h. wanted lsriher tIae 10
efArc frcsh charges against The sccusea Ths co lase
ior the icfcnce Objected 10 tns adjou-nmeni and init
msed fsi the pr~acnon shcald Gloss cvideros "a
The original eonps.ai before pressing sny nes chsYxs
Hw~ unahy ar~a. hrvever, The, the should be
adjourned uDill Ten o'c,x on tn. morrlng II he "a
rrcsmc ard All parties lei the eour, rom apparently
satisfied With the arrsnsemsat.
COMPLAINT Issxsve.-rss complaint against Eobsr
Barus rrcpfleor o. the phO,,sr~ph galley, No sss
Eighth avenue, fos Arson has be, dismissed ana sns
accused honosaey discharged iron custody TIE pes
Fire Insurance ornrany, IN which ths property we in
sfed, have paid their ssarc of the loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

ANIMAL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

THk NEW YORK VS.. THE MAasAC nrskrrs ELEVEN.
The long talked Of cricket match between the NV
York Club aud the Massachusetts, Eleven terminated at
Lowell on Friday Afternoon in favor Of the NeS York
Club. The game was . most exciting and spirited oae
throughout both 81 lea playing vi their usual skin In
the neld the Massachusetts exceent at the
bat they fell below the standard OF their antagonists
The game WAS commenced on Thursday Afternoon,
whea Massachusetts, went 70 the bat and 70 The
following morning New York vent in aud made 90 Tho
contestants then adjourned Tor dinner and the concu
sion Of lne meal the Massachusetts, went Dst
and scored 66 The Workers followed ald scoring
81 the game theirs. The fol owing Is complete
score Of The game, together with An ANALYSTS Of the
bowling