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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

At Dodworths Rooms on Saturday night most of
the music Of Brstow's Rip Van Wrinkle" was per.
formed. Mss Brainsrd executed the principal soprano
part much to the delectaon of the auditors and re.
eeivsd greater applause probably than ever was be-
slowed upon it befOre-so brilliantly did she execute
the work. NJ. Thomas was good, but laborsd under
cold. Miss Cleman, an amateur, only needs more
assurance to do herself justice. Mr.. Bristow was at
sle piano. The audience was large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

Minor CITY ITEMS "A wag proposes TO improve
upon Mr.. Merriams project for roofing the Croton
Reservoir, and icing the water, as follows: =" The
prescription should have gone little further so as to
add the following ingredients daily, viz; Ten boxes
best Sicily lemons ten barrels Stuarts best puver
lied sugar ten quarter casks old 0ard brandy; the
lemons TO be sliced and squeezed little arrack old
Jamaica may be added without rick of injaring the
flavor" This, he thinks woad afford "a cool aud
agreeable geyerage, which the majority of our citizens
woulo pronounce vast Improvement on tue lukewarm
insPd CrotOD, a, least during the dog days.. The
jury men in recent for SANDER In the Cou,t Of
Common Pleas, damages laid al SO, OO0 found YER
die for defendant and said 70 have coutribnted
their earnings 70 poor waaherwomau in the folio in1
manner: The twelve sbillngs were wrapnsd in
paper, and indorsed, "The combined earnings Of
twelve hble-bodied for four days Iabor'1
Tie Eleventh Anniversary of the St. Georges Sunday
Schools, was held at Dr. TyDg's Church, on Sunday
on which occasion 500 obi dIen attended. The col
lection for the year was footed up and paid over.
amounting to 81 425, the whole Of which was collected
III the easses which, by the Register, number 1865
scbolars The Sunday School Is one of DR.. Tyng's
speeiades and with what success the work 10 prose-
Gated under bic supervision is seen by the aboye..
The Rev Peter Sryker, on Sunday evening", delivered
his final osoopTss Ia be Reformed Dutch Church, cor
ner Of Greene and PRONE Streets to large audience
The congregation have erected neN church onthe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

-SOVerncr Banks IL to deliver an address 10 the
eiuzsns q Lexington, on Thursday next the 10Th
ins', the anniversary Of the battle VI Lexington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

. N.AhPVILLH, Monday, AprU TO, 1900.
For the week ending Monday April 6 Cattle "a
Hogs Sheep Hosea making 1888 ads Of live
oef- add Of 1pcss freight making total number oil
s4s ears hauled by Stock Express during the week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

KINGS COUNTY CRcUir CoURr--CALEEDAR.--Aprl
o. a. 60 - 49, - - - - - -
Brooklyn CRY CoURT-Nos. -, IL, 3, al, AZ, 40,
%, %, %, &C. 80, GO. Is, 81, 80, o. 9IS.9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

POLICE Conference.-The Board helds meeting
on Monday morning and transacted current bust
ness, but did nothing Of public Importance. 1t was
expected that a certified copy of the new law would
have been read but the clerk had yet received the
document from Albany. AT the next meeting of the
Board, which viii be held in the course of day or
two Chief Clerk and other superior officers will be
appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

SHAD ON "THE WISG."-A young man named
Van brunt Bergen residing Bay Ridge shot fish hawk
wing low days snee and brought him down With living
chad In bis aon which the hawk had just taken from the
vat 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

A NLw-YoRK ACTOR COMING HoME-Mr. D.
Setehell, the low comedian, well remembered here as
prominent member of Mr. Burton's company, had a
crowded benefit at the Howard Atheneum, Boston,
kst week. Although Mr.. Setehell has become very
popular in that city, he is understand about to
turn to New-YorE having been engaged at one Of the
Broadway theaters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

INTEREsTING LECTURE TO NIGHT AT THE PALACE
GARDES-MUsIc HALL, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
STREET AND SIXTH AvESUE.-Mr. John Wise who
has made some three hundred sscensions during his
career as seronsut, during twentyfour years, will
lecture 10 night as above, "Air Navigstons, and
the mysterious currents three miles high" which he is
az familiar with ordinary people with fagsone
pavemeuts This is preparatory to bis efforts to
strust balloon to the Atlantic in. lecture of
unsurpassed novelty and interest may certainly be
peetsd. lie lie certainly quorum pars."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
THE SALE.
WHERE Is Mrs. ToODLEsi
TuOnpeON.

We found her in the crowd, which was very great
Hundreds LOOKED on despondingly, but could not &c
in; and the bidding was intensely exciting. Such sr
teles as were not too heavy were held up by man
muscle; and auctoneer and audience were very fIe'
with each other-as follows: e
IL the mids. Of one of the auctioneers appeals Il
his audience solemn and stentoran voice called out
from the upper story, Auctioneer p
"Weuf"
al wish to know if any person or persons, in this
Ioom or elsewhere, have been permitted to examine
spv or all of them boxes or packages before pur-
chasing :"
Auctioneer--Positively no person. The packages
have bee kent here and has been permitted to
examine them. r" Hear hearp and laughter
And vet there were malicious persons there who In
situated that the boxes had been inspected, and that
here were bidders who knew what 10 bid on. The
suetioneer, Mr.. Mathews, was jocose now and then.
A small, heavy box was pat up, and the cry gold
dust was started From Is cents it went up to 81 75
TIE buyer determined to open on the spot evidently
expecting prize.
"What is it what is "a" from all parts Of the room.
"CampheDe," said the man, in tone of despond-
ency, which caused loud and general outburst Of
laughter Future purchasers were cautious about ex-
pOsiDg the contents pubicly also of giving their
names aloud, after Peter Fink was called Peter Funk
The bidding was spirited and the packages brought
much than they would have done had the articles
eontsDed in them been exposed TO the public. The
lines were sold the rate of about 25 per hour that
10 sell the 5s7 packages will take three days.
People can take their chances In this auction lottery To-
day again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-RseG 6;l8 Sets $40 Moon-Rises.. e:21
HIGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. sos Gov Island. $3.50 He'll Ga.. 7a3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
Movement. of Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Arrive.

Ia b. brig Sarah ~ Neuhg IRON Miaatiadss. D. MuD-
sell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

DELEGATES TO THE III. Z. GENERAL CONFERENCE.
The following delegates to the General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church have been elected
by the New.York East Conference now in session at
Stamford, Conn:
VIM Norris Conservatives James Floyd Progressive; Daniel
Curry, ProgTssye Edwin L. Gswod ProeTessivei Edwin
NASH Progessve M Langdon, Prosressiye the Rev. h.
Hatfield Progressive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

ILLINOIS STATE DIREcToRY.-Mr. Bailey, one Of the
propIietOrs Ofths work. who is in this city in ques.
of and subscribers ates tina. the Drec-
tory to give the and business, appropriately
classified of every business man In the State. He ay
be found at the ey-street Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

THE SAcHEMs OF TAMMASY.-Last evening the
Saebems Of Tammany met in the Council Chamber of
the Great Wigwam to elect their officers for the
suing year. The ticket elected was the as that
publshed in THE TRIBUNE yesterday 1t received 100
votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB.-The Twentieth Ward
Republican Campaign Club met last night in Lamar
tine Hall, corner of Eighth avenue and Twenty-Ointh
street, but owing to the incemency of the weather.
the attendance was small, and but little business was
done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

The BURNT SHIP j. A. Northumberland 400
bales of cotton in burnt condition have been saved
from the chip Jacob Westervelt. The cotton In her
lower hold is not burnt, but badly damaged by the
water. Capt. Merriett, Underwriters Agent expects
to have her afoat in day or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

TIE PRrzE FIGHr.-Yesterday being the day fixed
upon for the great prize fight, Messrs. Smith q Hart
mann preserved it for history by striking commsmora
tive medal exhibiting in bold relief the "mug" Of
"Jobn G. Heenan, the Champion of America" On
the diverse, surrounded by laurel wreath, Is:
"The Great International Prize Fight between Heensn and
ssye for the Championship Of the World fought April 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

ALDERMASIc Contested SEATs.-The Committee
having in charge the investigation Of the claims Of Mr.
Peter Mitchell to the seat Of Alderman Russell, met al
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and adjourned to Mon
deg next, account Of the absence of A. Oakley Hall
counsel fer Mr.. Russell his associate, Mr. Brown, ap
peariDg and moving to that effect.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16

GoaB ApyTcK.--An iTrsysrens New
York print sdviess Ehe clargy 10 preach
kha gospel ana leave she women alone,
and ears cha sssa ct she Rev, MF. Hardea,
now sD trial Tor the murder of his wife
In New Jersey, nighs furnish an effective
warniag 90 All young slsFgymsa against
the praeaics OF e0pFzfng The females Of
their congregations With wboAs spiTi4u.
Al swaaf@ss Ahsas zs@O, szas#sa~sas4zs xsffS gus
t0ms Il quite common nowadays, and
the result 10 we fni she siergy in eoR-
sinuaI trouble about women. This young
man, IL is alleged, was quite a L0lhario
among the rural beauties in ths district
WHARF, be eiiaiassd, and il II charged
that chs fact 81 being compelled % mar
~ one Of she ladies' 0us Of the dosan or
90 10 whoa be promised marriage led 10
the dificalsy In which hs Ia now inyol-
yed.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16

j. II. Kxoxs sditor az the Iadianola
Pssisor, in oammunisatioa 10 ais pa
peg, uadsr dats Of April 2ssh, 1889, con
siudes a. follows:
notica bus ll&Sls imprOyemenl IA the
way Of Hetsling up tbs plairie, from
Madison county 70 CouReli Blatfs. TIE
fact il, AdaiE, Casa. and old pattawaa-
sasnie counties have hus iiktle timber,
and | sxpees TO be IN Congress land Bah
bits, Lieas. Govsrneg,l before either of
them will contain ave shon&and voters.
The soil Il good enough, bnt the timber
is the great drawback 10 tkase counties.
Council BluEa 10 ioomins up, and baa-
inesa brisk. Pike Psakara 10 large nun
bera arr oasatting at the b. affs and 0ma-
ha. came aegoss I've aeQaaiasanses OF
nay iHvsniie aMTs, At Osaka, MSGormiek
and LAGER, Rholssala assa Fssa5l EYvceEs.
They start fifEasl loaded wagons for the
Peak on Tuesday nsxt. They are good
fellows TO trads with.
mnst elosa-wiu wrIss again At Rsrl
ksarney. 1oHFss J, II. K.
Now, if our frisnd Knox really ex.
pesss 10 be IN Congress when Possawat'
saais county contains Eve thousand 70
ssFs, we can inform him that be has mol
many years 30 wait 10 asss he FsAsoHa'
blsnsss Of bis axpsssasious Five tboas,
and vOtsrs2 Why, friend Knox, thsy
will be here long before the Black Be
4
pabiiean party will have forgotten abs
lieks yoa gave tham daring The las
| campaign, and We fear bsfore you haYt
fully made up Jour miad 10 join Iii
Democratic party. Guess goa eaieulast
shs ssUai0a Party ID Mgoimg 10 sweep
Airbssofs IL. ne ws are Lieat. Hoysfnol
when Postawataamis esnsains Eva thous,
aad voters, IL will bs mash sooHsE thar
we svsg sxpSsssd to oeeapy sfsatimpor'
taat position. Go II, Knox, you are !
Brick -a..-.-~..-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16

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sssas ashore a WEXFORD oAEss skal
sa3s1.
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RlMmas
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Uabaas VS. ordered b iamxa Rams 8
the Pope aus obsa:nsda dsSag Tor 2
days.
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a@nawN mss&sh@6 sh@ xaaaz amEe sazSa
mshsss ID ths s8wa * s5sxssAs - 80 -
rs a@hasn@ Mas aaxpsHaee Mm& 8ass8b
Esd Oar rs ehxss aolIewam@ aayss waasl
ths 9asssmzaass sss0pa espssEea rem
fsFesmsnss and compsalsa shs ssbegs :
as&iga 81 pasgiAieo, aeavink $50 killa
hehind. ms royal aEceps kai 800 kil
led The town ef UAgiaa waa pailage
end sss Gre 10
Great TaissFy prevails "a palmeEn
siHas the exenusioa VI Is lMsargsmss. =
On the 25sh Naapalikam aolaisgs weri
sarprised and haaged ii OaFAi. Letter
ssssEs shas the NsapollsAn array aazz
heK $4,000. The Porte has eonsaadsd
loan wish Rssas Grssk hOass im Oon
ssansinopIa FOR TOO 900 pounds.
Koaa 6Ayafa was rseaiya1 es Liwerpos
On MonAsy with grsaa emshusiasm. II
mulsitads sook shs horses frsa HE u
and drsw hia ta tRiumph from the raj
way ssatisn 60 the Talhot Hotsl. Ss1
sral testimonials were presented insiad
! ing splendid cup worth Frs.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16

Yrsaa Che Eaeky Mcantsta ~ rs 81 fHss.
ME. M. ID. Hickman, for scmaFaosGhs
pass resident Of this cit, ~4a killed
at Missouri city yesterday morning By
q Geyman whose nome We have not
|lsarusd. The diihcalEy originated abous
mining elaim. Hiokmsn vent 30 tbs
belle whsrs the Dusehma was working,
and ordered him 10 qais serk and leave
or he would shoot him--at tbs same
sime-ws are tsld~draWing sad cock
ing his pistol The Dutehman jampsd
from the hols and - be did 90 tsrsw up
Hiekman's pistol At the infant Of is
discharge, tha ball entered Hiekman'a
forehead, and of soFss causing instant
death. Another repors Is that the
Datchman Hrsd his own pistoi, which be
aYsw vita ESQ h~wsa SO ns threw mp
Hickmaa's pistol with she other. We
ere sgaa thai public opiniOa in she neigh
borsood jussiAes the ACT.
The Woman who crossed the plains
ON foot aad alone, Of whom wa hare
heard 20 mach during ben joaraay up
shs platte, arrived IN THE city On Thurs.
asy lass. She Says her dsss nation Is the
bead Of the Platte and that IL takes lis
Source in . great LAKE,. Persons who
paaaed her on the road says thal when
aaksa 10 ride, hsr reply vas: 'sEs'a no
uss, would hare to ooas baek and
walk shs road all oysr agsin.
she evidently iaagiaed that ahs Il
making 3 nsssssAry pilgrimage,
4 great numbeF y Indiaas have esea
in and aroand town for sosse days.rass.
Tksy are mesaly Arapahoes and Cbrysn-
nas, dispensing 81 tbs BaaBais rshea and
peltriss. Thsy are vsry sfassly ana
psassbly disposed, bat wsisafu are still |
ssmabisd 10 obsaiH whisky SENS place In
tewn.
Taa Daily Hsssla maas is hzss up.
peAranss ysssssaAy- IL pablished By |
RIOS. gssbaon 81 10 asnas pcs wysss pay. |
able ID aavsnsp. Ths Hssald = . very |
ssspsesahls Eve solusmh papsRs and
skoala mesa w1sh hhasaa supp vi -
IL hanas IL Scr baisasss somuunisy.
We nOsssaa i small parcel d ArRts
Igaas apleadsd from shs Expssas aeaaha
i fsw days since.
Thsv ware oOnss gnsa ~ q. Aas1sSss sszsss
Asa I'd aomht rs Akak 8ssAMxa fksss eysE
sssnz n Is siEa - ans y y
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16

THa Nav JERszE pEACR URoP The
Newark Aseslsy says, "Fsom various
quarters Of shs ssAse..wa have tbs ehssr-
ing sidiRgs thas she indications Ter .
fall, eld-fasaioasd arop Of psaehsa ara
more favorable than they bare bosn fos
ssyerai years. We are glad 10 learn
tbat many orahasds, which hAvs sishar
not blaomsd Amos 1885, oE wAese sayly
promise has beea hlightaa BIZ lass Spring
frssts, GOV display waalsh AZ plnk
hEsssomas from wnose fruilioa thsaS
owners sra saaguias 81 obtaining !
pisnssonss hsaltbs yield.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16
Dreadful Massacre ny the Km~
diana

Dreadful Massacre ~ tne KM@
"a. diamR
The associated preas having sasalish.
ed regular correspondent 81 D savag
City, we shall 10 future FeSsiFa from tbs
telegraph ofsce, Ia shis city, upon each
arrival at the Gensral overland Express
from the mines, careful summary Of
all news IS there prepared, thns adding
another important feature to oar news
ooIumrss The following ID che arBi
despatch prsdarea by the correspondent
who reached DeaTar e tia boar If tbs
departure d ths ExpTsas:
DKnYKa GTTT, Aern 80.
lis reported here khia n 9rning By
the ArrHphoe Indians thas q party 81
whites have been murdered On Szaoky
Hill FORK By the Kiowa indians. Thir.
teen dead bodice are said TO hare besr
seen. 1t IL throught to hare been dz@aa
fawsa@EIAa PaR4y al saEwsyoT&s
The Ki0waa bars sent pipes Of psast
10 khs ArraEh0a, sieax sad ChayenRs
Inaianss asking them 10 join shsm x.
ainst the whites. Tue ArEaphoes have
declined and are leaving toe vicinity d
the Kiowas.
The. mining operations have bssx
much impedsd By recent storm "a 20
moanlains. Most OF tbs gold reglsn y
sgilf covered With kHo9. Rich digglng'
are reported on the Bloc and Arkansas,
aud . large portion of the emigration
passing here is beund for thai region.
Seventeen smigrAnt trains iefs hers
for she States last wssk~ths parties
having become discouraged By thai
poor success in prospecting and aseE
snowz.-SG. Joseph GaS4sts, 9ih.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16


RIIn the casa of Claggsss %. @.
Durham, editor Of tie Burlington
Hasgksgs, for Iibsl, aysgdies hza been
given d sha plaintiff. Jadgs Claggess
very magnaazaoaaAg waived aay damages
aud asked ju2geuasnt only for soats wAish
he Cours granted.
The Hassksys aessoshes shs matter
ever, saying snss Go article apon whasA
the action Waa fopaaeds was blundeE
oysr which Il fsls aaash ahAgrin. Dun-
ham had iutendsd 70 barry Che hatehas
long ago; ears hs never intended 10
charge Judge q. with oiseiAI corruption;
regrets having given tbs public 20 an
dsgstand thai hs bad any personal ani~
mostly a4sfnst GIasswest and 40 GA "a kha
end Of she chapter. Fair specimen Of
death bed repentance.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16

Tax DRUuRa N MEssquRI.~Tho Mis-.
souri EzpositOr Of ths 18th alt, says
awe have never ka0wn . werse pros
poet for wheat Ia the region. II tgAr.
cling over considerable psrtiou 81
country, q few daya aiuoes We saw very
few fields Of whsas that gave any prom
isa ss all and shess the protracted irou ID
ID running. II Our peopls bad 10 DE-
psna on kncIE Own r@t5fnI SOC near ka4s
-y,..... Aaas E,rvupsss wuHga us . auss usu~
nal one,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16


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the pirates.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16

The besl feneer in Pagia Is . besutifnI
young lady Of Polish origin, MlIs. Lane
owska. a. q soigss Of tbs house os an
aTiatocFaiic widow i'm shs Fanboarg sc.
Hanors, wko. il appeasa, il f0ad Of ksne-
ing, sd has aa apartment Ia hes hoase
degotad 70 thas sort os exercised, the
evening closed With grand assault at
arxaa. Dresked in shs handsoms eos.
tune Of ksg eeansgy, Vile. Tinowska
hsid her swoxd With ss much grace and
pFecisiOu, taat no gansa esaaa fsFsasaa waa
able 10 k0ssh her.