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searched by thoGo human harp:es whose only
apur il the plunder Of the dead.
The Supervisors hare authorized ths charter
OF steam tug which will b. out to-day, and
others will be out In the service of private citi-
zsns, on this humane errsnd. T1.d4y and to-
uorruw, being III, eighth aud ninth days, NJ. l
bring meat Of the budiss to the surfare- IL
deed they are reported Il very numsrou.l,
float. The scbooaer R cine, Captain Brown.
Commander, passed nea: n ark.gan on Thurs
day evening. and reports having seen about on*
hundred bodies. The wind WAS 10 high that i,
waa impossible for him to recover them.
0sh:r lAks crafts bling like reports, and to.
day aod tomorrow will giva the Co1orsr'.
Jury and The unde'takers full employment in
their mournful otIiees-
INCIDENTS.
Capt. Prindivile, owner of.he MQueen. who
vas ou: with that gallant little steamer ye,ter
daY, Informs us that about ak miles of Winet-
IA, and manifes.lJ rot fir from tho exact spot
Of the disaster, is the entire farvard portion Of
the hull Of the Lady E;gtn, partially submerged
aud riding at anchor. 1t is stripped Of al tbs
upper works, AID Oh the Ar5oard side cut of
ja.t where the fatal blow came, On the other
side the framea and planking run further back.
The hull is Of course sn2ty and naked. Is1.s
doubtless carried down with the engine. and
beeonipg released, hus risen to ride Ut the a.
chors bent to the ehain cables 4. the boy. I.
floats to marx the spos whsre many bra,e and
l3yirg heart persisted from earth.
Tbs remains Of the late Hon. Herbart Ingram,
II. r, ct Boston. Eas'and. vera ssc,rted from
the Briggs House to the Michigan Central De-.
pot By the ST. Georges socisty. The fo!lorire 2
explains itself:
4 CARD.
W.H stan.el. Of the Office Of the Iru.trated Lordnn
Ee1s bE sf Of the re11vcs Of the lit. rEuch Is
mea1ed He hett Ingam Esq Of Lonarn to express II.
s.ce.e md hestfrt haak. i. Ill. tlrmen Ch 20
who % kt1d a1d dit siedt! touk and of
lie dy 1ftae ote caTtd Ktn1em,n ard ~h III
81 ca e4a'l7 feels he E-h'l u III;
t. iflyw7sd. s.a ME F:enea Of b1 zz* hote' lud o.
l--AnoErws. r.. Aud al.u 70 tbe 1s-i th G. u
eu.J K ~iiAins E.q. f-r La ssatec to W. Il.
80 ally.
To thase who sc u,e-c!fal. Cod will s1t.nd mercy.
, 1860-09-15

fF,orn the Portland Adve14lseT, 1ith.l
Toe ear:y rally Of our friends 10 The polls was
~ vigorous and refreshing IL the clear 2tmos-
nhers nd sloricu. .ky that orersp!ekd them.
rbe electors. too, 2:eaiI = the GutLusKem Of the
Wide Awakes. were slso promptly On hand, aud
ia the doubtful Hsrds The Republican rate in
the ekr;y pa,l Of Inc day ran 20 far ahead that
IL Was eyi1ent the battle was cure.
We had nur cha!lsngerf, men Of pluck and
muscle, ready at every ballot box TO challenge
ths i:icRAi voies which the Aldermen had shame.
tul'J iored 10 remain on the lists, and this de-
termlned tone Of our Wide Awake friends hss
saved u. ahs city. We think NC but express
1hs un'Tersas sentiment OF our friends here,
when ~e s.y th4 Widt Amak OrqaniEations
hace sa1t4tAtt cikR
Inv "l9 mors than repay them for all their
taughs our New Yo1k" Rosrd n aidsrme,,
thar ballot s:uthpg aad fraudulent Voting w;ji
Ia I'll the watds hand b,llk ~srA .a
reward o. $30 Tor tee detection Of NM rsreo1
voting llirglly. II was issued bv iaa TUT. VI.
Awakes a. d signed by tueir Captsin. {: ch...
who was Gu'ho1:zed u pey that sun. w. hsx.
no doubt it kept out rasuy hegu4 v-tes,
Cd men suo vonEg meu. middle sred n.,.
aons and j1veailes, have all lent their I'd M
ed.rts to uelp the good cause Of yedsemior m,
city aod Teosklpg cur opponents lor ihe,
shameful frauds tlia sp:ins upon ths right Q
suHtag-.
M4y er Howard'a nsior1ty Ibis tpring was i
Gov Wa-hoar1's nsj,,i:J over smart il Is;
Glcsy eEaugh for ons day. Goodwin will b
slssted to congtsss BY absut 1900.
REPRESENTATIVES, 70 CosanKss.-We hay
egasa elected ~ eatlss Republican dslsgstio
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}arrss II G'ribttnG,,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1860.
GRAND Nlt:NAn rrALLX, THIS
EEENING.
Richard Yntrs, Prsnk Blair, and
judge Howe.

wan ,bis {Saturday) ..enirg. Hon, RtcHA1o
TA7rs and Hon. F. r. B1A1n, Jr., hsvo hesn
iusi:*d to speak. Er. hllir hes 3ro1iatd to II
htrs AID Mr.. Yates is confidently expected.
The Hoa. T,no7ur 0. HowE, Of W;sconsin, hts
also teen invited, and will he teEe If possible.
LIST the first turn cut Of the camFa ga in Chi
caxo b. worthy ct the Republican Standard
bsare.s aad the Republican c-use.
, 1860-09-15
HON. ]. II. BAKER.

Hon. J. II. D,kcr, Secretary Of State for
Liaueso:s, leaves this m7ru;T s for hcme, after
three weeks .! nost srcc; ssful Campaigning
il this S. ate and Indiana Faw speakers who
have visited Illinois from abroad, have made
q more favorable impression upoa our people
or LETT behird then 1aro and warmer fr1o1ds
On c3ins awny, than Mr. Baker. The regret
tha. lo can-ot .tay longer il universal
WEssevc. he ha. spoken suce, the desire II
hear him again has bean general, and apil!ca
tioas for him lsys poured in from scores Of
places whe1a his t:noa would not p=rmit him
to 50. His speech:s hav* done great good for
ths cause Of Repab'icsnisn, AID he will al
wars be remembered With gratitude by the
frien!s Of fre. dom in I'!:,'1e snd 1tdiaa7.
, 1860-09-15
Chicago meohAnIcAs 1nntttufe.
1t meeting Of ,he Board Of Directors Of
this Institute It Haa unaninous1v


At meeting Of ,he Board Of Directors Of.
this Institute, it was unanimously
Reaolued, That the thsnks of this In stitute are
hereby rendered 10 Prof. J w BlAney for the
very able address delivered To the Institute dur.
ing the exhibition.
.RsaoIutd, That in the opinion Of this Bozrd,
his sutgestions in relation to Polytechnic
Schools and Associations are Of ths highest
importance to all c!asses Of our citiz-ps.
4R<solotd, Thst the thanks Of this Board be
hereby rendered to James uolIingswnrth, Esq :,
tho efficient Superintendent Of the Tenth An
nual Fair, {just closed,) for bis efficient, oblg
Ing and untlrinR efIrts To render the Exhibi
ion {as aokno vlcdRed BY all) the znost SUCCESS.
fql ever Id BY this Institute.
Rsozstd. Tbs. the hearty thanks Of this In.
slitution be aud are hereby cordially and pub
licy tendered to Charles n. Gray, for his un
tir1ng Efforts both in 1sbor aad in counci'
during the preparation far and exhibition o.
| Il. D. Fn1xcR, Sss'y.
| Chicago, Sep. II, 1850.
, 1860-09-15

WTNNENUEN EEAEE FAIH
Tie first ANNUAL Fair Of the M;xEcso:a State
Agricultural S,cley il to be held 1t Fort
6aellirg on the cGr, eth and os:h :nat. TIE
annua! Address will BE- Goiiykr-d On tho Sec
on3 Ing Of the Fair by C4ssius N. Clay Of
Kentucky.
, 1860-09-15
THE DOUGLAS BA1kBACUE.


Gr<4s ox,.psurf~s Of the< t Short Eops.''
the ~ fIo"eAs,,, fhr SabEsrrasssus,' -
&md sAs ksI5ead Hatbifs.0
, 1860-09-15

LOTION. Sept. ia. II, Riea wAs last night
sSTu9n'na:sd aT Tor Congress By tbs Republicans
y 1o IN atssr'ct, By &nc1amation. Ch&s. l..
Aau Wa choseR District EIseter.
, 1860-09-15

IT, 13s vs%; IT. wEE5T r. s
d1t.l FfteI n. 'oab ..ttk, e'st4a', ahen 'sto
ff nd Il Cd!
eri- x11 al r~ssIba s:aee, h1. result. her
IL sf T t.,
,!a,e eqs mcis @ ~ h. y IT.. n. l., neg, ). ny
% sas.ets o. ia,ea,e. b'r dug II.
~ SpG;A fs;ScT;e rhs:e :!:lss: z ks't:si Il :: !
n,.sa ,one .. be p,ato ndes: Mol er. .n ih1 shes,
q ,se i. M
y. from .hs. .:ans Of Tue TRIBUNE in IL b s4f
tst sIr tiar, on, = H. go tn<c'1 -!
iest:r =. Is*.,d Il III: ts,s,sa 10 er! w
tsnton
OF M t.is1ri.e - :a.ssa ~ I'd Lao: s,s
seat : NM ::sssa1 = %s; s'ssI -. ~ ri
Lon T. ,ss Fs !s w .T'px
rs1m.f. viii irr Lilo. m@-t aad 6erer etsto :ne
nas,E co -ra.t + G.. 9e . our eea ,ttT IN ihe
w,rd shall te watched md r-po.,sa " u with tarne&t
AMI aet;se syna-fhy-
rsspo5esais !. Lonso.. Pa:,: ra;. Des'ln nd chr
l. =. H. ' 2: i IT, IL ,aS -, ni% :d
shat have "a render more peri d1snk 1hs tful
3e.1 ja't b ers u.
v.:HoM1c MxW3-ws sqe,o: t+1224r r..d eere.
rrqa',t=. .nm t,e eatec-.th ro:1ioa.
1a1.: 1.o oneents The Ats eEatei Prs. rcn
sna srs ss e,s. mt.
-i1h fullest auh a'lc samu. Il usefli n.
:as ts2 u s f. = III
,sar TO rear ~ oar ltaa' are stAhvs
r. $hA rTA% ~ rf nn+
, 1860-09-15

VVuuS11 . pul l4sT. .'s.'.'ss'tf'S
In tue Third District, 81 towns give Fcssen
den G,944; Johneon 6.5ss, cr $50 plurality for
Ftss. nden. who is urqutssiauably elected.
In the Sixsh District, 2s towns give Pike Ss0o,
Bradbury 2,4+7, rr 1861 p!usaIisy for Itks, wis
il elected without doubt.
In the other Districts the mrjo jority is 10 1sr9c
tha. it is no: necessary to psr1,cula1iza the Re-
publican vote by which they have be:n carried.
, 1860-09-15

LoyEJNX AT pEKIE.
We aro ndvisei that Mr. Low; joy nil speak
ct P.,kin on tsls - i inst,
, 1860-09-15
The LADY ELGlN CALAMITY.
EIGHTY BrDlEs FOUND.
Eighteen 1nquests Yesterday.
CAPTAIN WILSON'S BODY IDENTIFIED.


PEPLI6 T0HE.H-R OF REGPEET TO
H{R kE4N.4f-F4,
, 1860-09-15
MIKASOLE B1G2 TO AN

~ MIKASOLE BIG@ TO AN
j = Hor1qF t,:h. Ia Ties and Hentie1en Of Thcsko
that hl. DANCING AestemT I'll be rro+ ned tie u! idr u
Hepteuoo+ n.t. IN hi return frnm new iorf mpA
MED bY wt u1l II a:suct Id e Al bis yrunx
p1pi stn the arp ovrd fsshoEAh!e dane Aif+
1. bas hal h. room+ newly ted with eve care TO
ca vep!ene I'D en- rfort aud * Rta otHn u Vi
p4tonA Ii his nol wilt atItc " st<ct aud
cur I'd the plt< n bt'+ofose Wheu te
tzutt ttve III. ame btr wac7 has
accorded 70 him nee MA Aca lefty las b en- -. .ened
G. Art ote will take y Wills IN te~ Yok
he fnos1 L .ninaaol. dance . t7- hnv. edl tn
, 1860-09-15

q 7. G SM,ru & Co, Copper.mi.hs. Rrs.s
E0ex msnuflcsurnrs. dealers in Wrought Iron
1'ip-. steam aud Gas Fittings, At low pr.crs. 2as
Washington s:reet. s=1l-1es
, 1860-09-15

10 Congress- The only districts which our op.
ponerts undertook to contest UeIs the hrst,
third aid h.
The Flr.t district, which we have complete.
excepting Srbaoo, which We estimate the Same
Al in ISIS, gives:
Goodwin, HAy's.
York c~n2.e:e. ......,,,...,,,.,,..,Zf9a f,l23
Cumbet d. ...... ...........,,.,,,,,,,,.41Q3 <,.s1
lI,1q& Ie,23I
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IL ALL kinds Of lamps altered to h1rn ke-
rose ne or coal oil, at N'ble's Lamp ara Oil I'm
poriuua. l23 Clark street. sel0.sk
, 1860-09-15

CauRcH's BEsr RASPBERRY JAN from Sugar
Island, Michigan. Tue best n4de. Far sale
oaty ct No. % 3sat~ strset. ara-2r
, 1860-09-15

~ Shell CAB, CLANS ard Oysters, in every
atyis Grabs. sui. water fish constantly on
hand. Game Of all varieties il its seaRon. Bill
Of fare At New York prices- Mercantile Dining
Rooms at 50 Dearborn street. se1c St
, 1860-09-15
LOCAt. 5!A!'l'ttsiS.

LOCAt. 5IA!'l'EsiS.
Go to John Jone:, liz Dearborn streea
aad Eet your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit tho
tines.
LADY ELcIs.-Fiends Of Capt. Wilson who
wish q roo1 Photograph likeuess Of him will
call At Watsou'R, 13l Lake street, CAissgo.
EeljI3t
, 1860-09-15

Many namss press upoa us Of those 70 whom
srsdit Is due Tor humanity a.d ipdstatieable
gal IN The search for tbs remaips ct tho lost
The large force Of men employed By Sheriff
Gray have proved thenssl5ss well cho IN and
thsy will isavs no past Of tho shore to h
, 1860-09-15

g Congress Water, fresh md genuine, di
rect from S rstoee, kept in ice, at E Il. Sar
gents new Prescription store, correr Randolph
and State streets. fe1s.lt.
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MARRIED.

BOwNE-WILLIs-On Thursday, April 26, BY the Rev Dr.
Mon gomery Robert Bovine Anna T.. daughter Of Edward
Willis, esq, all OF this city
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, April %, 1900 by the
Rev Duncan Dunbar Dr. b. Chandler Of Port Hope Caasa
10 Sss Annie N. 1borp of New.York City.
pEMA9s-sAUNDERs-O Wednesday evening April IS by
the Rev A. A Wood. Henry w. Demais TO Elk n,
oLl, daughter Of Adam Sanders all Of this city.
FAhWELL- FlsH-On TuesoLy, March IL, Dy the Rev w.
A Baltlstt iedenoe Of b. r. Mdd eton esl, Brook
Iyn d. FsIwe, NJ 10 Lotue e., daughter Of tae late
Orlando Fish, esq both of New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hursopJ April 26 by the Rev DE-.
3 H. 1Spg george W Hsgpt OF New.i crk City, to Co nelia
Bsislsy daughter Of James Ba'ey Of 'Nestehe'ter
OLCuT New Rochelle on Thursday, April
p, IN Trinity Church, By toe kev. K L. h'gan, d. D.
Henry Olco Of Sewfck to Msrs e. youngest daughter
Of The oifcstine clergyman.
RlCKsRD-DORAN-OL Thupdsy, April &c, In st. MarY'a
Church, the Rev Arch Deason ncCerrOD, Mr. James
RcAaIo Miss Mary Roana daughter Of Michael Doran all
Of this city.
sTITEs-aoRRILL--At Newark, N. j., Thursday, April
the North H.fnTmed Dutch Church bg the hes uas
bonek pOis, Richard Sites OF Aorristown j. an
Maria Louise Of the late John A horrl Of this city
TY sON-HAYWARD-On "Wednesday, April IS 1860, BY the
Rev. themes Brnase, George w. Tyson to Miss Carrie
Hay weId, all Of tLs city.
TRAPHA9EN- BARNES-On ThuTtday April H. by the Rev
a J. na&y.r j. V. Tmphsgcn Elizabeth L., daughter Of
Samuel d. b9bes, esq all OF this CITY,
WICKHAM-OaTON-On Thurday, April 26, at the Re
frned butch Church, Flushing Long island horace "ics
ham H. daughter u ho 10 Thomas T. OIt4n esq
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DEB.

BFFKMAN-Ib this city, Fhtay April a. after lingering
hILsss, Jacob W. Beekuan, aged u years .
uu-s al from residence OF his mothetelav Mis- Anonns
Brown No. Isl Laur.ns stee,, Monday afternoon Of u
O'clock, without further notice
BaoOKSAt SiTstlod. Conn on Thursday, Apni 70 David
years Ponastsr a. That lace AGED of years
The end trends OF tue family arc Respectfully invited
20 bis funeral om his late rusdeneo on Saturday aver
81 O'CLOCK
BFLLAMY-n this city, Wednesdsy April %, aged 81
,ea,a months and a Gays Mira Catbarine bellAuy.
ofThomss H. and Martha NJ vuIIs aged years. months
and II days.
IS street, Sunday, 2Sth ias At u o'clock with
out further notice
CUsgMANA the residence Of A. H. Gale Margaret Agnes
dapshtI Robert and Mary Jane Cu.hmau aged year
The I.iiiyes friends scuantAnces Of the family
he Saturday az p N ffom tho
i-,iJtpoe Of A. Ii. Gale, No. Isl EAss l2tn''t'
COLLINS In wismtbursh "Wednesday evening April rs,
Muon W Collins aged years month and % days, young
.st daughter OF John a. d Eliza Collins
CONKLlNG-A, Conkiingvile, Saratoga County ~ Y, on
Tb,I.dsy morning, Ap ~ neendea %ed "A years vile o
Gudou Uonk Ing and d.ughet OF William Gates esi' OF
FiabkfoIt, EeIsinsr County, ". \.
DRowNE Brooklyn, No 70 summit street on Thursday
ApI ~ Ca,n-rins wife Of she koy T. Dfowno aud
daushi,I OF the late Robert Beatty, esq. ,-,,,. j,
The relatives aud iend q The a~y ire o%
81 PaDrs Chn,ch, Carroll street
DAYIn this city, wednesday, April ~ oil consnmpu0n'
J-aerson 7. Day, aged 81 years aud moA'hs'
FoRBEs-In this city, Thursday April % Thomas FORBES
aged ~ year,
oLCHbisT-In this city Wednesday, April - suddenly
Mary Oiiobist IN tho 26sh year OF Lea ago
oFFmAN-in Brooklyn on Friday, April IT, Mrs Fanny
Her ana Der John Heaasn aud Of her
% ,ssiasnca Of the iarier No go Cumberland street.
Broolyn on sunday 2sb inst, st2 o'cloek p m
BUN1ER-M Sing sing N. T., on Thursday, April 20 wn
The nds ef the fny aso the students OF 20
umba College respectfully invited TO attend ms funeral
hem 81 Panls Church, sps SINS on oaaiaay APh 20
O'Clock ID. IN.
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pssisi iu... S:sss q de Isss. Ei fhiS Ha~sn, d
The be- ,sisse Is nd sns. family respectfully snes 70
Shs,smaiSs win ss isSsn Greene for isssrmssI
z, .s.y rs e q. 10 Sss.a' c'aa'
Her 1smsss viii be sisn Kioaon UAsr Coaaiy s inter.
LUoUspR-o Wednesday April rs, Francis r. Lsqassr, d
The .ns tres. IT the family respectfully sysd
Twss,yesStb street on Saturday, tho asss inss en-
o'yloeh' stbout further invitation.
LAwREsCE--A. stanhops, Morris Comfy, y on susssy
rersip April a. .! cos s Of The ssn HsSse ws'x
oRRAt Haela, "Wednesday, April 70, Mrs. Joan On ssS
sLADE-on Friday Aprl a. Mary wte Of John NJ s.ss, "a
The fun trs place from The residence Of hs.
Law, No aaa FiIh svenos sondsy, The Sots ins q
yitsS TO stbnd vitbou. further notice
shiTH-on Friday sprl a. Nathaniel srnth aged Is yss
ss are isvsd 70 .s az b.
ts o'elocL. from hi. as .:idence Willow Tree Long s.sz
Tree s,ssion iops Island Rsifosd - ~ ~ ;"
81 OUTon 7hwsdsy, April rs james vsrc Stout In shs SD
FGneI. om bis r.depc. No % West Forty street
s'uosy afternoon at oclocs 1be remains yin Be- t.S
invited " attend without further notice.
sh.Dstss chis. On sra.y, ~! Tres
Thomas shsnAsnd Of this city, In the ga Je~ OF hs
SIOw-n tb city Thussds3 April 2s hrs h<y Stow "a
her 65sh year.
TBoRsE-oD Wednesday evening, April IS, Thomas W.
Tbofns In :he 74.h year Of hs age.
The relative. and pds Of the family respectfully invited u
attend his funeral from bis residence Ssysrss
avenue and oftirth street. Saturday afternoon a o,c
Pr Carriages win be in attendance o. Trinity Church su
II O'CLOCK.
TURNBULL-On Friday April n Of congestion q the bru
Of Alex. and margaret TuInbu, aged yssrst
months and days
will plsce from tho resdsnee OF bis fsthe No.
IS Chxes stress Sunday, Apin ~ att O'Clock D.
VAN BUEEN-In Phlsdelphis Wednesday, April IS Joks
g. Van Buren formerly Of Kingston, Ulster County " 4.
WRIGHTAt Sing Sing NJ r. Thursday April 49, Of scarlet
fever after sichDess OF one GEEK Aane ConeAa
Lille your gsst daughter " Timothy Wngh. Of Chicago, IL,
aseo years and months.
WILLIAM,-At Hackenssck N. j., Tuesday, April "
Ca,h.rin. wife Of William Williams, aged % years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

NORTH SHORE FERRY.-An editorial appeared in
The columns of The Adrerer of the 18th inst de-
poucns the empt the citizens Of this vicinity to relieve
,b.m,.Iy.s from an odious monopoly "ean," prstica
,,, m as q s,eculsion and If no benefit 10 snybody
The If the paragraph 10 question either
o the aots Of the II for tho Interest Of
those VINO own real staten Island OF who have any
coce,n IN s srowh that something should be done In re-
iop to the Ferry The present movement IT, we h"Pe be-
srnin, which will lead to Of Affairs. Oar complaint
IL that in natural unsurpassed compsedt 70
,tsionsry pot mp vita miserable and n easn'
eoas bile swi and elegant bDass are csTyas
for msny less than half the poe We are
obsedto pay. We 10 correct ' even We creep Do
fore walk
We do DO, desire Newspaper controversy with Geose Law
or Any enc else his and will cat the matter short with
the Dowpg pr opo.itons
F,.: II Mr. La~ will give two bosts Ike the Thomas
HUT the Ksy port the p. r. Wsy, and sucsns fare we
viii be- content. . -, =, -,
Second. II he will do then will give him In cash
bis prope the Fery Is worth and run such
Ferrv need onrselves -,
Third We viii give him In cash $4,000 to quit the route
altogether hs boats away an leave Ms 70 tase care our
~ NORTH SHORE.
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provement the educational institutions of this oouotry
offer 70 the poor child Of the foreigner. No'wi'h-
stAncing the limited time of attendance on each ocea
sion len average Of two hcurs, aud their Prev'o"e
ianorsnce, the results have been gratifying rnsy
have shown as much Willingness and capacity Tor im
preveDent as the poor children OF a0y o.ue' nsioa
al;tv Their moral adv mt has been also marked
In former wears boy always accompanied toe organ
grinder. This is DOW dom tbe casei general'y he
travels alone. Macy of the attendants work In man
ufaetories- some are in the printing business, and
others for the want of better employment black ooos,
pedde, and gather -four at the docks. Most OF their
parents work at the Central Park. Some OF these
children having removed from the neiehborhood OF
the School, attend the public schools instead. This
wss never tbe case formerly. The friends of the
School are thankful for the Kindness and accommod-
dOn afforded by Mr.. Barlow, the Superintendent Of
the House of Industry, and by the other officers Of
that institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
CoURTl OF GENERAL sEssloNs-ArAn s7.-Bsfors Re-
cofder bAkNAkD.
last nav DF The TERM.

LAST DAY OF HE TERN.
The months busiDcss of the Court OF General Ses-
sops summary brought close this morning In rather an
An army Of prsoners to the nuaber Of forty
thee msrched csnking mSDsces hon the Tombs to
and there disposed order the sesss usua
oc upsd the peca fill whole Of benches
he females and younger being put aside the ordinary
ss dock Some appeared to care very little about their
situation, while Others oppDently much concerned
III. Ileik with amfu If indictments and began
ing them the soners IN turn
Henry kapes tieo AID convicted three terms before
b, xbon be wssmpoyed cek aud thsf oeaston &C,
quite bot who again tied last week before the Court OK
aid 1erminer similar indictment and then convicted
Of and larceny first Tsened 81 the oa-tbo nd
beng also frgery the complaint the he pleaded
guilty of gry ia the fourth degee On tho application Q,
Mr. Doyle ing for the District oIney the Court postponed
had been ssed By the Oyer and
TeImin,r He scco'd ding remsnded .,
ool, smith aIrhened on two indict nents one
cbsrt with gaDd larceny 1885, and the her In the
year wing he having been arrested lie pleaded
inc % Of the charge and was rsuapded TOR trial ,
persons clean, dirty spruce ragged OF all
then sIaned for various offences from
sUIy niHg thirty three sterny protesting the limo
etlce. O,
jar akipg mistakes ibdicns honest people M
noiced for grand LARCENY pleaded guilty OF petit
larceny Judgment ed the condition that the
pJisuLer shou d leave for Texas INN edie'e ely.
Two boy respectively nine and seven yers OF age named
Michael and % hazel Ague stood INDICTED for burglary
psd guilty Of pep larceny and were cent to the House
John peadsd guilty Of snd larceny and sent to
the State Prison for tvo years
very respectfully dressed boy about sixteen years OF age
hoIuas STACK alias Lloyd stood indicted ior menSsy
robbery knocking down and roobDs man OF watch worth
go hs youth said he knew nothing about the matter and
a rensD d-d for ttsl. . -, ~, -,
ou Leson declared at close by taxing an al
ouinnent until hon5ay week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

NARROW ESCAPE Four LADIES FROM BEIsG
DRowsEp-On Thursday afternoon a. William Dewey OF No
20 How driving bis carriage containing fodr young
dies on Hamilton avenue with funeral procession the orses
attached tok fright between the Penny Bridge and Isnd
avenue and the carriage down the steep
into owspus cee dissnce about 20 fee At the bottom
there high tide at other times no
wafer but Of mud. At tue time Of the ancids
y.y there was In the creek and dsnblns
with mud and scratched face for OF the Ladies was the
brett, well broken up The sss fell les SIDE one Of the
ladies 40. crushed Under AID ntd the others screamed
cer heard the and rushed to the spot 20
render assistance the plight ofthe parties In the inld ne
produred the of McClsne OF the Eighth and
bey together ,d Gown steep wsdod abound
The in deep and without much difficulty
suecet ded In Tescuing the ladies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
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