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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-30

WILLOUGHBY'S GUM SPRING WHEAT
DRILL, WITH GUANO ATTACHMENT.
WE ARE now prepared to furnish the above
w ceebratedDRILL. Parties wishing 10 pdr-
chase will please order early as the supply Is
limited A sample Drill can be seen at our " ars-
house, No. 2S, King street. 90
aug IA ADDISON, WALLACE CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-30
II T. " Vi An l
VIEW AgRAN GEM ENT.

c-ua WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
tH.--SAND GEORGETOWN STEAM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-30
(,pOUEU PLASTER

fFIuE undersigned having rented the NEW
/ STEAM PLASTER MILL of McssrS. Viii
ting & Wright. are prepared to furnish the best
article of GROUND PLASTER, at six dollars
per ton of 22lo hs., delivered on the cars or to
vessels liz 2! {. +. SUTTLE 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

REMOVAL OF TIE LANDMARKS The old landmarks
which have remained to designate the haun,s Of plea
,ure The arts Of busness the rscs OF oar struggle
for il dependence are rapidly passing away from our
midst; and Friday Witnessed the removal of the last
yes ice of whist was the garden Of delights to
many of our fstbers and mober and some of our elder
brethren. The last one ofthe may trees, which once
formed tho principal beauty Of the famous Vauxha
Garden after having wlhstood the storms and gales Of
many years, on Friday succumbed to the wood
mems ak. and nothing bow remains TO max the spot
which viii continue green in the memory Of the Oldest
ipLabtaut ss one Of the places where wntown Ne"
York was was wont 70 refresh iself and inhae the
pure air froa the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

MrSoT's LEDGE LIGHT HoUsE.-Ine Iateror OF tals
structure is being rapidly completed Inc work@ ,s
labor on IL Ma ht AID day The wood work OF tne
bonse we believe. is entirely of oak aud VIII be, whsa
flushed az solid AID enduring as !, can 30 made
Workmsn at work in the light report that during IN
aevtrsf storms thus far only slight Iemolng .en
Capt Alexander, who supsriDtended the coostruc''on
of The light-house dned within It's granite Walls oh5
day lsst week, with his entire fanny, report NY
that one man who recently spent night In tne ouliu
!, could not be induced TO try the experiment again
Ay phap toms dstu7be his quet-visiOns, appsrlIlons
fsniastic shapes fit ed around him. ADD, among tue
rest the veiaoie enos's o. us TWO brave SGe ,
yielded 20 the stormy waves Now, ihose men, II Is
frue, went down alive into the remorsesss deep, with
none TO tel the dismal story Of their end but "a for
their 0bosts coming back and haunting the struc
tpre 10 terrfy and torment their SUCCESSORS we don't
believe one single ord of it, ], is libel on the dead
The sympaihizDg ghosts Of those men Iui OF py aua
eopasHiOn for their successors, would DC tno oY ts
obosrs 10 lie universe to haunt the brave men VINO
should feaIeesy step into their shoes ta'DshAa '0"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

The frrmen-shhovgh bsnd a. pronpS'F as possible
could do nothing 10 gard saving the prop rty. ms
DeighbO'ing honsos Wsre, hogsser saycd ~ t1er
eserbons The main building -idi o0thoases, "a
pied about four lOs ~ ground and wis of VOID The
lsc,ory was three stories IN hight stove the bissm1at
The machinery hsc been put m operation daring the
week AID on Friday the hnt attempt al gauTia tar
irg siTsw paper YVES msdc. Tbs material MT bsrg
uTday when work was sgain resuusd, bu' dsooa-
trued from The cause anon q clock. Tue upper
story wss filed with s'raw which IN some manoer
became grited AZ aided by the gale the flames eoon
sun al over tie y hole building Ctpsog light - bril-
liant hat il could he seen fro any pr Of the city,
The whole, including ma hinery aod stock gas Do
sroyed The loss on tie budns es'im tsed At sOO )O
on NAH cry, suck AID futures, $4,000. The IRE,
In the atsene Of other inform ston ia supposed 70 have
beer eau..d Nv spontaneous CON busiion among the
straw on The upper floor The FIRE was us'd In the
upper portion IL The iuildog. The property was in
sufed IN Brooklyn ard NewYork Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

Aprys1 OF A STREET PREAcRRR.-Edward Faulk
per the street preacher who has been go often arrested
lately for preaching on Sunday 10 the open ar was
taken INFO custody twice yesterday BY officers oil the
Broadway squad. Justice Welsh before whom ne
was t.ken dscl ged him for the reason that the ar
rs,ts were not properly made. The magistrate says
ttat the o6enss is but miSdemeanor Tor which no Ar
rect can be made on Sunday. II the ofenss be com
mtte6 Oh that day warrant may be obtained ana 'ne
offending person arrested and tried on week day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

known The, be sTurulous'y refrsius from a,cepticg
snv preseus at a hands Of private ind sicusls Col
Lsw,erCe was thus prevented from c.rrying out his
whole Wish 10 the he would have preferred.
The Prince who every where else SO INSET d usiug
his own eqoipment, expressed biDsef go highly
pleased with those which we're iufus I'D for is IN
Boston that tie City COMMITTEES prssen ed to him
The present. distinctly made Ia the DsDe OF ths
City Of RostD, and was accepted al token of nuni
cipai good will,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
COURT cALENDAh-rHs pAI.

SUPREME COURT-GEsEEAL TFRN.-MoboDs will
b. heard. -.
SUPREME CoUPr-CIRcUTT-Psrt Nee. 1881,
It Ile 1877 'y8 Vol 80 it5l ltSI lais lar 1852
ig3 rs y SIS 5l5 81 2E Part it-Soa. Na, lie 1885,
,t2l l02 1874 I'i6 lla liso i4A 1874 lao. ios iNa
1872 if0s 1875. lqo ii62 lGf6 -
SrrrRIOP 'CurrT-P.rt T-Ncs 222i 5Sl, Sl3
o. eu ar f27l pe- GET 9e8 IS ia sos r9 40. go
ssz "a ssa 70 Pat Il-N,a "a 6aL So tis. 80, az
ga tls ca s36, ls6 ga. 8s6. ESQ, 85l -
CoURT or CoMnos PLrAs-Part Mes. 1856,
ga 2ls7 alss 2l4a slA as z0 O. 3i5 lel, 1873 30
2sqi lTO Pat no No. i92 2ta. 2i2, l1 20, 81, ds
gal lTs5 1870 1874 l6s2 1888, 1863. 2Na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

EFFECTS OF THE GALE.-The gale on Saturday was
very severe resultrg in the uprootag Of trees, demo-
litCn Of fe0oss si9p-boaris awnings &c, beside the
blowing down ofa number Of cbinnsys Several new
howes were damaged, aud, the streets being todd
with water, come Injury d'ns to the newly made
sewers portion of the gable ola brick building, in
course Of erection on the Of Nosrapd aud Myr
tie avenues, was blown down. aud falling on the roof
of An adjoining cottage broke it in. Ths upper part Of
the house was ooeupi BY the family Of Mr. Wilson,
consisting Of four persons None Of them were ioared
bur the apar ment was rendered untenaltsee.
frame house in process OF coDstruc ion or the New
town Plapkrosj, sojoioiDg Peter Coopers glue fac
tory, was blown dow during the storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
BROOKL YN ITEMS.
PLACES FOR HOLDING THE POLLS

PLACES FOR HOLDING THE POLLS.
Polls open G37; clo's $50.
70 70 Fui'On str-~t
z No atlantic stG oL
sKC0SD YARD.
FIssois M'rtey's Gomez Of ,roni an IN '.,ss,.'
THIRD WARD.
Armory Garner Of Benry aud Atlantic sirrets-
2 No. Ice Atlantic Avenue.
2 Wsshbgtoi Hell. Adams street
Heeeusss Austi "a Rooms COT wloashsI md Pead as
l. No. 81 Colo street
HOitl est SG corh,T York ,nd Brids. s.rs-ts
Websers. S. ~. dso1 sycour snd PcoIPee etfeet
BAEies sorthesst corr or Ge't end TiArJ s,rests
SIXTH warn.
|. Goal Office, corner Congress and Hicts strsetA
2 FngiDe- House. al b. nrar D.rs~ street
House Van Bsuu between Prssident and OaToH
streets
/. Eueire- House Kent avenue Myrtle
z. MichA7i MsltiH Ca.son. near lafayette aEe1se.
I John BlGirs. Third svru Sr h street
2. North HineesGtn street AID rbird aEenus
Ludwig Miler. M,ftS @rsas near No.trand avenue
z J. B. zeiiers. Tbfe- Mile Hou.e.
Paul onoirs Myrtle aveuoe corner Spencer street
I. D. o'Lesry, No 9 Fulton s,~nas
q Jscob Sh6eIhsim. No - A aotic street
Q Wilson's, 7psr Douglass and count streets.
BLsyKNTH WARD
]. No III Myrtle avenue
Corp-r mIrtie sv-nae and Raymond street.
q No ai8 Myrtle sy-Bue.
Newspaper store, No. ess vuog avenue
Fleet st ueef j1Bc ion OF DekAib and tuton ava
T. No. ass Fulton
J. No Van BruDt s'Tsst
q FiAb-tty's, Hicks steel. rear H.riton
THIETEENTH WssD
81 street between South I'd snd South stu streets
Oteon. 5'h sreet betWe South I'd and South 4th streets
3 No - South 9TH street
4 Washington hsrse, South Stu aud stb stTests.
ForHTgRNTH =
1 No. Is North Sixth street.
no IA NoIth Secyut rtrcet.
O. No. 10 Grand street
PIFTyKYTH WARD.
l. No. 343 Grsnd street, near u oiou syesue,
No. 43i, ca shd street. near Even street.
sIXTgBsTH vAKD.
I No. 2sl Sputh Fourth street
z No. 90 Mcserule street.
ieorse Klein.chpitz w Schoiss IT. and Grshln
SEVENTEENTH WAbB.
I Berhlors Frankil ndit street
2 KAdels csueT Of Coiyer su5 Eckford ttrectL
riGHTRHSTH wApD.
Az Jacob Morris's Bush sifk Cross R1sds,
NINETEENTH
At Eugine House IN Clymer street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
CITY ITEMS.

AausEaFsrs. The great American qusdrsnnal
row of Ptesideui m.nufAe uring, which has
reared gently for two years ragged Violently
for two months DO gled terribly for two weeks,
and which will grow more thsn ever stark,
sarirg, stsving h1tous, rsgig and rampant
for the DeXt TWO dsy., has 10 many cases been OF
serious Oct msnt to the places Of amu,ement When
the yayirg public cood have it, m Of proce'si'ns bon
fires, blus-nRhts, rockss, Roman candles, rows and
ramJ uses without money and without price by mere
/, rtep ing out the sidsa ak aod not bel payog
Ok bic AZ all; and when the thesers absurdly persist
in making people submit to the ridiculous Formally Of
deposi il half dollar ger inds id1al at toe box Office,
Of course the p. ?. went ont the sidewalk and
STAYED there So the t. eaters suffered but their day
Of ,ecupera len is ct hand AT er this week there will
be no more Nominations aud open-sir ENTERTAINMENTS
things will gradually come back to the old style, the
pnblic will become a paying public once ssao, the
PROFESSIONS will march into the thssters instead of past
them, the trsasuIies will be fail, and all hands will
rejoice From nov till afer the holidays shall there
be no more snguahng in the business Of the places Of
public etter,ainnsnt.
hJlO's Ga,deh Tonight, and ou two otksr lights
Of this week viii Alr. Forrest play Oihsilo. On the
off nights the drama of The Dead Heart will be
given.
RalacEs TEeater.-Tte comedy Of Playing with
Fire, every night this, and al indefuite number Of
other weeks
Wtnte7 Garden.-Miss Cushman appears for three
nigtrs this week 90 Meg MerrieS, supported by the
whole comDary.
Laura Keeass Theater.-The comedy entitled by
Miss K.ene Pbysic aud Fancy, will be continued this
week together with pieces 10 which the vocal accom-
ylisbn ents Of the Eoslish newcomers, Miss Will
loughby and Miss Melvin will be display ed to aiyant
age.
Barnums American MHsean,-In the dramatic de-
parpent Of THE establishment the play Of Joseph and
His Brethren seems to have become permaaeucy.
For the lsst two months it has been the only attraction
Of the Lecture Room, aud it 10 announced for still
further continuance. The Ssmese I wins remain an-
ether week, and Mr. Barnum has added to the treas
ures Of his curiosity department au animal, for de-
scrittion Of which we refer to the advertiser snt,
where is lUcidy stated that be is creature which
n body hse vet satisfactorily decided what he Is
Botcery Tkeafer.-This establishment has again
changed hands, and offers a new entertainment.
spaldiis & Roeerss Circus opens here tonight, with
pr Mining p'o.ranne.
Rooisy 8. CampJers MiHstrelS.-This excellent
band give good biz every night varied to suit the
requirements Of ihe times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
corrPT oY SPECIAL sFssiOgs-Nov S-Befor. Justcss /
lnnnnLIN. KEILH end NIRERa

COURT OF SPECIAL sFsSiOGS-Nov. S--Befors Justics,
ConsoLLY, KKILf. and STEERS .
August Author petty larceny Penit@otiary nouihsi
Ann Iasts ick auit battery uitsutI ueutn. War
s.re Bpsh s-sult b,tery hp.d 10 May he~be. as
sat and basry hged si0, PstriCk baus petit -ns zen
nit rAsy ueftbs, JAM ins p.tty sncsly Peni'euy
uo. tbs & Gfsrd petty Larceny, House Of hefge Mich,.
Foy ard b.ttery iudsmess sapsndsd test t1'"
and IoLn Edgsi petty .e-ny penteatiNy maaihsi E.rn
F.ynn patty lacsny peusutsry b. Wn Gross petty
iaery P.uteflisIy uouthsi John bsnsfh, petty sfcroJ
Pruiteus,y nout Nsy Hurhe. asssut "a btttsfY ifs
r.1t su.pet deS Acison Jsksos assault snd battery gaf
fsno d.d Martin Mchursy. petty iarosuy, D, dvt w
Pns0n n Moo'e petty lAr>@uy % dtys Cty tii'oa W
ch,s Pyrre sssaul aud battery tined 8lOf Hrhea OMNs
a...u and BETTY Ps-lts. months Albert hua assat
guilty I'D Ensut susDerdsd Jsmss hey .<ssn
sua hsti-fy Peu.ntiAy mousbsg Wm Smth aaatnls ana
battery Pshit usry the John Wilson ssseu A. ht-ft
P,Ti'snt ~ months Wan "ainsot, asm ~ aud hNefy'
PeueptsrJ uths Jsph an leihlas .sssn srd hasrS
find go Rsbeeos Walsef are Agoes CfaSiofd on so
IN rr.s env q N. Hpase Of ksf1gr Ihe
and.r anu.us, rgs day bui msuy ssised o.
a.. haired At The request o. the corDAn.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

1t is ssid that brother Of Carl Formes has been
issDg for eight years and that he has at last turned
up In Garibaldis army.
The European divers have sayed b's boxes OF sPs-
Gle ncs hey commenced working at the wreck Of the
MSlabaT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE IN BROOKLYN
AND KINGS co qNTY.

Coae,e.i Ht Dsbiet-L1taer c. Carter Rep Z. Henry
Saith, Union Dem
Congress. I'D Dhfriet-James Humphrey Rep. Moses f.
OdeD, Dem.
Conoye,l IN william Wal, Rep Nelson Taylor,
Uni n Dem; John Duffy Dem.
SherjFAbbopy r. Campbell Rep Hugh Mclaughlin Reg
Dem John McNsmeA, MAJ Dem.
Superintendent o. the Poor bt DtiesJscOb C. Dey Rep
james Boyle Reg DEM John De-nsy, Nat Dem.
I'D Disfyie-Wr. NJ Muchmore, Rep John j. White Reg
Dem Csspar Urbsn, Ma, Dem.
JrIce Of Sesons-Wm. H Boyt Rep Nicholas l. sslweI-
Req Dem; John A. Emmons Nat Dem
Coyoneys lid Distre-Penn T. HegemAn, Rep Vincent h.
Bennett Dem.
I'm Disyict-John s. Ryder Rep. Christian yolkmer Dem
School ComnitoHer-Homsr l. Bartlett Rep. ChAries W.
ChuIoh, Dem.
Gin Judge-Geo. Reynolds Rep James Troy, Reg Dem
Benz F. Sawyer, Nat Den
Pol,c. Jmfee-Chauncy Perry Rep George L. Fox Regular
Dem; Js1aes Il Cornwsl, Nat. Dem.
Justees Of the PeGceht DisfyiefWm. NJ. Bosrum, Rep
Michsel Walsh, Dem.
Id DitGf-John q Adams, Rep ZschaTah VOORHEES, Dem
4s.emlv 1T DisfIict-ThomAs McErath, Rep Andrew j.
Provost Dem.
Id Observation-Disclosures D. Moore, Rep. David Eaon, Reg
Dem. John CsvsnBsh, Nat Dem.
nd Decentralization ComstOek, Rep. TheophIlas C. CALI
colt, Dem.
I'm Dist,iet-John CsmmeJer Rep James Darcy Dem.
IN Dis,rief-Lue,us c. Anorus, Rep Wi1sm C. Jones,
Dem. s. Baldwin Chapman, Ind
YIN Distriet-John d. Stearns Rep Joseph Nebi, Reg
Dem. John Linskey, Nat Dem
VLIA Di,fr-Geofge H. Fisher, Rep Andrew J. Spencer.
Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

DrDIclTIoS OF ST. PETERS CHURcH.-As many
"a 500 persops at head attended ths sa;rsd Per
vice Of dedicatig toe Church Of ST. Peer yestsF-
day morning. 10 In 50 who ga IL for the hrst time,
the in eiior gave in architectural and pico-
rial effects which alone worth the price OF somis-
sion The Bshop of Long Island performed the holy
office of dedication and slso preached she sermon The
music was quite equal to good secular concert h''
Car otta Patti the fresh AM bsautifal pIna Donna
ssng several ies with Astounding power. Ssnor
StieelH elected great appreciation by dis siogins'
Madame S,rakosch sang in Duet with Mics Patti.
Thee srtiss were assisted by strong choir and the
organ was played by Mr.. Melville. A oOPiOus colec-
ton was made and the o,cssOn was very suecessfdl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

FusIos worms "A complaint was Yesterday made
before Justice Quacksnbush, charging Mr. George X.
Cooke, Democratic member Of the Board of Regis.
Try for the Eighth Election District Of the Fifteenth
Ward, with having registered his osn name Ia two
districts, giving different place of residence on each
oecs L. 1t is alleged that the l7th Of October, ghe
acDg dr. R-pirtrsr he caused bis name to be placed
upon ihs pon books of the EgSth District 81 wing No.
3Os Bowtry ss his residence. Ii ascertsined cub
sequ.Dils thai he registered in the Ninth District
Of ,he ssme ward, where his residence put do vn
BE No. 373 Fourth street. warrant was issued for
ih6 arrest Of Mr. Cooke, aud be is don5tsss new ia
custody 20. Napoleon b. Hobbs, 4 clerk in Lord 81
Tsy lore dry goods store Broad ssy, ARRESTED
on Saiurday evening by detective Wilson, on war
rant nsusd by Justice QuackenbuRh, charged with
having illegally registered bis name upon the pcn
books of the Fifteenth WAi Mr.. Hobbs has bean
resident Of the State less than months but after
registering his boas ed that he vas giSg to vote
the Fusion tclet Ut least once. After bis arrest he
pleaded ignorance Of the lau, bat such statement
DOES not tally we'll with his previous boats The
penalty for this osnse is lees than one years i'm
prisopuent 10 the Stae Prison. aud leaves the Court
no discretionary power. The accused was held to
answer in the sum Of $500. We learn thai warrants
have been Issued for the arrest Of number Of other
persors on complaints similar 10 the above, and that
the police are looking for these viostors Of the
lsw. As the police are now allowed to receive the
customa,y rewards offered for The conviction Of such
persons as may venture to vote Illegally more than the
usual degree Of vigilance will be displayed at the polls
and the chances for "iereaters and olhsr illegal
voters are propOIuOnately lsssened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

NLw NAL AsRAEoEnESTs-A scRSw Loosn--
Nc Twitehell recently sucoeedei in obis ing from tie
Postmaster General a contract for carrying the Gress
Sou,ber1 Mail bets cen Ees.York and B,ston via
NewIIsven la tford. aud Springfield route, leaving
THE eli for the 10 train 70 be established al
O'Clock p. N and to arrive from the east a. o'clock
a. N bnt owing 10 misrDd ,rsts1eiDg, or fsidrs
Of Mr.. Twi ebsA 10 effect Arrangement ~ish the
New Haven Railroad management, the G eat seush'
ern Mail arriving at the T~entyscvsn s'rss, De-
pot on the evening OF the LIST inst sent back to Tho
Post Office in this city and the mail which eft or vss
to have left Boston the evening failed to ardgs
according to programme that the mail carts he'd 70
return Wi hout their expected freight. Whoever the
real trouble may be- hsd not bsen removed satar-
day morning last conference of the interested par
ties we believe. to take place OF that day. with
probs ly resulted in satisacory arrangement being
effected for carrying out the terms Of contract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
LAW LyTELLIGENOK

COURT or c0yw1s PLRks-srSc'it 7sss-Nov q
rHr rHcfsE LAw--JuDsnGsT AGAINST So hvspti
LIQUOR DrlIrrs ros rHr srs on sisOVp
His usn known tar tbo . are several taoa'aoa
suite on the calendar Of the Coz q Comm 81 Plea''
brought BY the Board Of CoOm'ss nes Of Esei'' u
Tho unity, TO recover p-1sliy o so ffsaeh "
Is ion Of the exc-- law ny liquor dealers 'sliug hlaor
wi bout lio.Hsos. Some sx had ed having talod 70
srsw.r the complaints. Judgments bsvs rtoeaily been
obtains ssa them 10 The Of s5Osah and slJ u
r.s. making n total sun " sb)ot $4,000. rnsse
Judgments bsve been entered up. ard executions vii
be s,ued forthwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

The Brsrd Of Supsrv,Ors held special meeting %
SauJds' a. o'clock p. M. for the purpose Of filing
vacancies on the books of gstrars Iospe ,tors aud
Canvass and providing for tb- filing OF them on
Tuesday Lext. The FLOWING changes were made;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

The NV JuDGE or The SUPERIOR CouRr.-On
Saturday the Hon james W. White, who was appoint.
edtO i'll the vacancy in the Superior Court, ocsaAOned
BY the resignation Of Judge Perreponl, took bis seat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

YOUTHFUL BURGLARS ARREsrED.-Wm. Moran,
BchNel axe EdsDd uoNerney Henry PeTou an Dnucsn
B,EaDghtcn taken into cntofy trtaY e.fn g. on
broken tobacco fcory 81 tbon"
Watson sieht Of q ult aad Ssttng thereto
arg. tob.cc The .ooussd ~ho bet~sen ol
en sixteen age ItseS b just Go BAscaJ
o AZ aite xsu.ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

DEsrRUcrIoH ORA PAPER MAsUfAcloRl "a ~.
6Lont 3 o clock on Saturday afternoon IRE DloA'
out in the extensive paper msnniac'"ry VI o'.r Of
Hamilton a Donallscn, situated near the eon1i -
CsIroIl ard Hsyips streets Toe WHO'D blsw iu'Oosyi
The rain ell In torrents and the mill beng ~ IsI
eIabe distance from the location Of any enBnoh's'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

FIEE.-About 8 O'Clock yesterday morning a tire
drosered IN ass- bso grg to Nc Oess,n on he cor
Ter of Ore trd SJth D. Toe buidng and asy-a
hay d,troyed snd available r.. beonsg MT
Cl.ason badly burned It had - be khlsL Losa
esOe hitch there Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

CouLp Nor BsnEE-A committee Of the friends OF
the rival Democratic candidates for Sheriff met on
SATURDAY evening for the purpose Of uniting upon ore
candidate bat, after various proportions and counter
rropo,i,iopt il was evident that neither candidate
would give way for the other, and 90 the conference
broke up without accomplishing any result Inc eau
oidates are: Hugh Mclaughlin, DEM John hcNams''
National Dem Anthony +. Campbell, Kepuon'ah'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-Noy. 5.-Befs-
Jpiso Be'ts

I'M RAtBTL JEWEIs FORTTTTYD.
The Unltes stsies at Gold Aid U.mona Sass Bsn &c
In thie suit whieh broaRht 70 forfeit tho die
uond snn bsI and brooch fvsn5 et0oo fstnsy
the o. Madame Rschsl the ground % "a
u duty The jury hs noT1ins rendered. sesd sef Mt of The
United State. fof,itug the goods The Cest granted the
claimant thirty o.ys wbich 10 m h OH o.
cop ESJadg- R,peyeH ard sucnsnan heory Tor the
United States Nhhus Clsfk for oamatt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
EDWARD II. nixns ND
Editor OF In

esPei and Operating aud Consulting surrnon No Is shs,
Once coDas.,ioas 90 the obscure diseases vsv
Fseera Rupture, Fea Nsroeeele Fsuia rrssy ousX
without ne kniis % lssiaSe 0@ss hosE koa y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
RoAPD or SrpFpyrsopS

We have received the sup element for Nov. Of the
American Lloyds, published by E. s. g. W. Biont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

CH.tLyEGERs. Look OUr.--In crossing the faitoh
yv few evenings sgo v,rheard two boys discussing the
orson of voting Al the next election From theh eonsea
don learned that they Republicans and ea'h
that he was not p years Of They said 'he'
and could Il they chose, vote In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

SUPREME coURT-CHssssRs-Nov a--Bsfprs Jss,ic-
LsossHB
BEcIsIOs
Jsnsa Van E9-dsn ct A. sgt icob Chol rell et A.
-Ereostou ard levy sside No costs Of he motion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

CRY MoRTALIrY.-The total number Of deaths in
this city during the past week was sc, decrease Of
80 from last week The principal DISEASES were Chol-
era infantum consumption III commissions, nfan'ie,
G. Group s. scarlet fever, g. narasmus infAntile, o.
Uncer one year 81. Natives of the United States 7i
Germany and Ireland, each EOglAni, l6 Prussia, Ii
Unknown, /.