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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
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The muscular drama aterust.s at Nj los with
op,a DO ess muscular. WHAT Forrett i. 20 tbs o1e,
Co,e,i AID Musian seen 10 DO 70 the other. II the
verdict II the audience 10 each case Is 70 get l. ths
question bot, the opera and the drama satisfy 'ne
highest Ieqni'em' nts of art. We take the hpery VI
ia. ming from this yer ia.
An opera 70 foil Of stage business "a heas,,
apo o. max ding eucn Co.'S oDgnt OF 10 % use ny
present a. IL certaoly was last evening AZ tne Vi
~, nan cd above Under .uch crcomstaa 'es justice
cannot be done 10 tie work performed 10 tne sa'''
.noao.d in IL. "biedes," even more urg- ntly 'han
mot other operas calls for pteolla care IN every ps'
,hon, The perfection it 80 moch needs il il coofnsef
and. ss a mu,csl work, aim St mean'ngess' JUS
car, and precision wanting last might; ths orcne
ira wss quite iu,eut upon tie mere mechsnc> exc
cu,on If ,t score 70 allow any delic,cy Of sxpres-on
the chorus WIS tiet TO the omper; the mina'y
b,nor placed upop the stage entirely ~ia aud
III veIsaI driIurt prevailed Thee were the clogs
r.ct success The grit m-rt OF the performance vas
m the sIikiig &C Of COr'esi, Who intnis ch1raA y
sboe ed or full dramatic power 1T Is pr'oaoi' that
in smoo,i err water che would be more suoduei, and
therefore sill greater artist bus IN tbs pe'f rmaocs
III de, consideration she evidently eodeaVored sna-
tam er alt+ Iine Stumbling iaes by sheer ezer-
j n. The consequence was Az -xaggefa lou "n!cu
e. e. Grated int ram and ii isbed rearly every scene
with an ant-eliuax. IL could be unfair To judge nor
dpay by this faulty e8bi iti)D. Her chi7f su 'cess
with the audience 10 the sle 10 the hr't ACT Al
the fall Of the currsin she was cal ed forth hree Dimes
ard at lat, after an unpleasant delay, me closing
,cen. was repeated
One hearing especially hearing under dlftcolties
is not suiceot 10 alloR distinct opinion 70 be gwen
concerning tbs music Of ttis opera. The mpresa'ou
left ~ on TIE mind is by ans clear; hat the sos
seems to lack the power aud & Of the "Sitji
tho Oh not destitute OF pleasing melody, ami rising a
times 10 graz IT. t yet gives tbs hesrer the idea Of
music mae TO order The recond act is mu;h richer
tbsn u thers, and if well performed could not TAI
70 he unusuay Effective. In sPe OF all thu deeet'
spoken Of the Core, onpe deserve the thanks If the
public for The pie,entsiion of . M.des woicb, W
trust, will be coon more satisfactorily sung in New
York.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

SAD CALAMITY - A FATHER AsD Two Soss
hiLLkD INA e1iLL-HousE-Ths Rev. p. Ssrobel,
pastor 81 the Lutheran Church II Spruce Ruo, Han-
trdon County, N. j., commupicates to The Journal
81 Gomme7ee tie folio siog formation:
we bad .at eslaui in tn 9 immediate neigh
bor cod yeSeId the day at noon There ia ,til-
Dou'e shout nile from the char.h yped BIZ M,
Mp which ~ss rented 10 Mr.. Jahn Cas ues sod hls
two soDs, jacob ano Andrew. The .ite,, ,on U.eobi
having Uncovered leak 10 the sti .osndeA INTO ma
cioer ist. m 10 stop IT, shen he Gas siuoe. instantly
sUfocst.d by the gas. His brother Andrs~ e,,oV IA
bis lief, net win tne same fate. Tne father gho
was at a DeIghbors toa,s, hea ing of tbs ace,dsnt
hu r'edly io.o the cistern ard he ~as like via,
instantly HID by isbaliog the gas other ou va
Iors Nearly 80 bonr elapsed before b, uofortaas,a
men could Iescu,d ed that the Ar
ID the cis'erD very DOxi ne that -andis was
Dsia tly ext' gui bd. visited IN fan.y this norm
pg and found M,s c steer gr. ally afflicted Il vas
deeply sfe sirg sgbt 10 zee tie fsher and hs two
,ops bpt ,sst.rd, full of life sod hope binz side By
tide 10 The cold Gu brace Of oestn. Truly, Ia ,ha
nirst o. life we are 10 dssth. Not may years sincs,
The son n-law OF the ~ this sil hons, 60
severely scaled that be died from tie Effects of his
WON ds. Yet with sll te,e warnings men will con-
inBe to n aDufscture and sell, o'ink, lhai whc
> uips body 81 soul. Let us pray that uhsn
be Judgments of God abroad in tue land, msn VIII
lean righteousness "
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FIFTH REGIhEET on GARRISON DUTY.-Tne Fifth
Regiment, Jefferson Guard, under command Of Col
schwMzwaeld,r parsded yestsrday, folly armed aud
equipped, and proceeded by boat t. Fort Wood, Bed
oe Island for one weeks garrison dnty. Regimen
tai line formed in Bond street. at Doon and after
bief insIeo ion, tho line broke into c,lamn, and
marched down BrcaOway, company front. The men
looked well marched well, and attracted considerable
attention on their way TO the boat the old fort which
has teen uDoccupied for several years past hiss been
brushed up snd put in comfortable condition for tue ac
con mediation Of the officers aud pivates. Several gaas
have been mounted, and the regiment has purchased
several hundred dollars worth Of ammunition from the
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FIRES.

YIRE IN WEST IBIRTY-THIRD STREET.
At clock yesterday AFTERNOON. fire occurred IN
dweIln g-houss Tairy hud street near the Hudson
River. But little damage war done.
FALSE ALARMS.
There were two faas alarm. yesterday noon-one
in the SIEVE th District by The burning Of tar
barrel and one in the Eg'th District, caused by the
burning Of some Tpbbish III The streets.
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INITATIsG BLosDIS-A FATAL FALL.-A man
rsu,d Robert Wncbe siding in snoIsn Ulster Iunty,
vi fetal accident few ncr while trying imtt ate
poudD. IL appears that rsveg company had arrived At
5tntab, OF the performance o,tdoOr tight
., hi itioD by Hadsmose' Casa bad stretched
tom high pole to the Of tauDery the lady had
plhes ben part when Winch. proposed
sy H. and a.oeLdDg the II, .d by setting
The rope gth his had allowing his body TO h'ng do~nwd
bt actually he feat n ths opposite side could
net ss footing and bel completely eShsus ed he let
bold sod Tell Nth fOe T. gouod distances of
feet His right and several OF hs rios oxen beside
other internal njpris Pc attended by D Cuspe aud
Bril- bat their ul.d efforts bis f- ie lin
gied three or onr days and expired lie married man.
about 80 years Of age.
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TARGET EXC RsIoN.-The Hsughwout Guard Bat
tai on composed solely of employers Of the firm OF T..
v. Haughw cut q Co., DumUering 100 musk.ts, went
yesterday to JOness Wood 70 holi their annual Shoot
ing match. They were under the command Of Col j.
r. Barclay; and lad ~ pIizes, valued at up ward OF
81 500 10 contend for.
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The CRY RAILROAD SUITs.-Amopg the decisions
Of the General TeIn recently made New Que the
matter Of The suit brought by tn. Bookyn CT Railroad Com
pny IN relation to the dispute about the Of
street nirod tack ~ the Cen raj Railroad Company
g. urt Dissolved the nuncti the Central Company
Ing the City Company om interfering with their u the track
1nd eened the CITY Company injunction restraining the Cen
u Company from ups the fufmaustreet trsk doing
hnE to prevent the CITY Company from enjoying the and
exclusive Of the track provdedhe City Company tile bond
10 the Of tOO In the County Clerk Office Of Kings Coun
~ conditioned indemnify the Central Company any dam.
sPe may ustn BY such Injunction, II the Court shall finally
decde that The City Company Is not entited theIcto
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BURGLARY The resid nee of Mr.. F. Carpenter,
the artist, No 2i Adelp hi street. Brooklyn which has
been cloted duIilg the Absence Of the family in he
county, wac ,uDd upon their return on Wednesday
to have been eDte ed by burglars add the contents OF
each room thoroughly rsDsacked. Precsutiou having
been taken to secure most of their valusbles befo,e
leaving, the loss will lot reach much beyond sl25
Entrance was obtained by forcing oil the covering to
the scuttle.
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ACARD FROM CONSTABLE CUSHING.
ii. FAR. AZ, Il, Tyskua<

SIR: In your issue Of the 70 h, under the caption
Arrest of Constable charged with Embezren ia state
en which rfrs to me- Perfectly wei convinced that you
ndose publication In psp-r charge utterly
uooUno that pt spposcb sDt address simply ask
you the nseon Of tnis denial which on my sigma
will be credited believed by who has ever
THOS. CUSHING,
Constable Twenty cond Ward %
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A C.Rp.-Five. Points House of Industry, Nos. I55

CLRD.-Five-PoiDts House OF INDUSTRY NOS ioo,
49, ard 10 Worth street, NewYork Sept a. ls6on the
City Items Of yesterday II stated that little gtr was fatally
injured FILLING from roof the Five Points House Of In
cL,Iy This IL mistake. The child fell from the roof Of g
noue oppoe The mother had been With the little
minutes before fan s wbih the child ran out on the
rool 81 fell railing uspg the tagging below and
died IN viii large family Of loo children at the
Houe of Industry have been mark Ib free from accidents
r,unig In iay any them, for which very
grateful b. r. BARLOW Superintendent.
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Is CorRT or APPEALs, Sept. q, lS6O.mNos ~
Grrhsm Day. ATgasd Lyman Tremaa for sPplti J9hn ~
90 WtOrd W. Panama Railroad Con Psny ks.eyed c iS
Oct Nos g. 49, 10 and 70 on for the Term Nos 10 Oi
ney Va HaIehay Argued Mr. +. ByIne for appPt mr., A.
Thompson m spt Judgment eyeIset and cause rsmed 70
Bopte Court without No 10 Marshall We The ke
Gas Co Argued Richard oGorpan for sppit o. \"
't csIsadsl ioI sept 49, IoeO-No. H. a. 10 rs a. 20 o.
aJ,n.
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THE BROOKLYN POSTAL SERVICE.
TO Ne EdSsoy AZ The ~ Y Tyibss<

SIR Can give any Information bow to proceed under
the follow ing difficulty Our letter carrier persists Ia charging
two for the delivery Of letters although he has been
peetedy checked 10 doing Last time be called he stated
very pontedy there two cents to pay" W paid letter.
On receiving be said very inpud,ny can at the
office for your letters after this won't bring them You're the
only mean man in my round Now Mr. Editor this seen,
coming rather strong, when submit be plum
dtred In pelty way Won't you advise Brooklyn how get
more wide awake. Yours respectfully,
4
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RELIEF FOR SYRIAN SUFFERERs.-The Committee
for the Relief Of the Drs,ue and Suffering in Syria
og. the receipt OF the following since the last report
l. s2Oi Cong e.-io al hurch GIhn's Mills N. ",
81; the Rev n. Wbsston hsrbledae, Conn., 0; Savau.
psh Ga ell the Rev Albert Barnes. Philadelphia. $50
n. ~ q ". L t25 Bacesu lockwood, go r. c.,
rs; Through \. observrI ~ so Minnesota 50 w
t25, PIssbyteiiap Church Puckimiq n J, tlo, st Mat;
tbew's German Lutheran Ch1rch, &s 49, Me- S5 L,dy,
Mors,m.ry County Md u Lady Bsltimore. Nd $40;
A GeltisuSn Buldmore. nd, sloiL NJ b; ss First Coz
grson, hnTrh Pennington Conn 26 So st56 70 previ-
eu.ly s:knc Wedge SIS a. 81; Total SIS tIO77.
W. A BOOTH, Treasurer, No. IS Fronts-
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RECEIVER OF SToLEs GooDs ARREsTED.-A dealer
In old junk no hiss shop No S2 et stret and whose
Andew shsnty yesteIdy taken into custody by
Officer j. 81 th chlge preferred by Mr. VIM o. Dave
Of No III oil stree, that Shaney h4d received know Il
ngns TO anant aud whch lying the dock 10 Jer-
y q tn officer went to arrest Shtney he daui ID his
own o.Iy, but the cc-r SIZED hnelf that he had
the night men part Of the property found In Shaaey.
Po'tssoD JrsiCe Kelly he'd hn to bail In the Of
hiCh he furnished ''
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DEATH OF wELL-KsOws MUsIcIAN.-Mr. Robert
Stewart, the originator, and for years the leader
OF the Br okyn Corust Bank, died on wednesday az
ternoon. The immediate cause Ct death was bronchitis
His funeral will take lace to-day, and viii be attended
by the 18th Regiment and Shsltons Band
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

A MARRIED WosAs on BENDER "A woman
named Eliza Caupbell was brought before Jastics
c. rnwell yesterday the charge of improper conduct
having as alleged, doDued wearing apparel aud
att, Dded the pefo nance Of band Of Negro Minis
trels in Fulton street. when her husband meeting her,
became exaspe ated Thai he assaulted her. He was
about TichDg mo her gallant when Dee tive Fr0st
put stop to further proc ediDgs by taking the
into custody. She told long story of the wrongs
which she bad suffered from her husband and the Jas
tcs sympatf ling with her m'sfOrunes se her at ib-
ery with cauti d, however Rot to bs guilty of the
like again.
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IAdvertis..rDpDt
OAK ORCHARD AClD-SPRI

OAK ORCHARD ACID-SPRlNG WATERING
cue established be ond question
Cali al falls from ply icisns and Other re'pscsols
individuals -
Hn.s w BosrwICK date Of Co nipg) Sole Ageot
Metropolitan Ito 81 Suildngs, No S7f Broadway
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AdseIttse ent
DARKER RRns I.nNnnN CLuR SAUCE.

IL nov welco cd appetizer IN almost every well regat-d
fam, IN the bud The goat of the srtie is the best
criticism upon its merits and h. fact ha Il 10 s1pesedng ali
the ether Of the day spek. volumes lee popular
Sold By all respect,b groceIs and by PARKER, NO 10
Beek man st., Agent for the United States
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STEALING FROM SHlP's CARGo.-O1icsr Cornell
Of The HaIbr Police yeerd., took intO custoday
nsutd b.oige smtb and John Co who tho first and
second ott OF the ba HeDeta hing at the foot of Dover
% They were accused Of stealing the vessel i've b,
Of coffee valned sC0 ard with selling the same SIN more
coffee wss found conceal IN yce shere Is suspected the
pisoh.is had placed till they could eh,noa 20 cary IL
on The properly belonged to hrm at No Of Exchange pace
Ia viii Gov Morgan hasa prominent interest Justice Kelly
committed the prisoners In default Of $500 bail.
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IAdvertisemeut
THE FAMILY CIRCLE.

IHDuCEhHNTe TO sUBsChiBBN'
PRIscy WALss Polka.
BY Thomas Baker, E'q
be given subscriber and rcha'er OF the above
Penn ar Magazine colod fas 1ion pae the Octooe
number coDins choice tales. po-ty aud well written editor
isl. popular topics Of the day Price 81 per year o. 10
"A Anntt
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ArrEMPTs AT SUIcIDE-App Hamilton young
Sc oteb Attempted commit sde jumping The
doci 70 Of r-snty kitb rh Riysr shs
by o~r sh-r of ei,e.nh Ward Police. In me "
h,r nfs 10 hs station House The fr AIMS
rssh pdnet not stated - -
Cosrad y snd.r Oernon msch1ist vNile sbodns under
teupsrsry enor Of mind attempted TO take his owa e by
larss doss uda hneI receiving tue neoes-
,nrv ms dieal AID Wander sent TO the Alms House
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BROOKL YN II,ENS.

DEMOCRATIC CoSGBEssIosAL NoMISATIos.-Fhe
Demo er,iic Donslss Convention Of the lid District
met at the Capitol" in Joralsmon street, yesterday
afternoon for tie purpose of nominating Candidate
for Congress. Mr.. Robert @ Anderson Of the Thi d
Ward presided, and Mr. james Sharkey Of the Eighth
WaId oficisied as Sec etary.
An informal ballot being entered into; resulted as
follows:
Nose, s. OdeIl.........25 Chsles Lowre.
s. s. Powell (BreckDhdge). James H. Hutcsins.......
90 o;i,r the Nomination Of Mr. Oden was de-
ca ed unanimous and COMMITTEES OF Three, OF which
Mr. John Heath of the Eleventh Wa'd .as Chairman
wss appointed spprise Mr.. Oie Of the CD ice of the
Convention. TIE nominee soon after appeared, q
in brief address accepted the honor conferred upon
him.
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hfDb In BenlDtz Of No 10 TaiTi ,u.etEas on spree last
~. dsy hight he wIti the lsgrbs saloon Of Edward
Wipt' bed No 27 BrOome where he missed his poe
book hich contsned 40 He charged Whit. with the
tb. and the Sc'Us,d handed he empty pockebook
When b.ntz so sober rough he h.o Winterded arre.d
aud Jusiice Steers committed him for trial
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OBsTRUcTIkG AN OFFIcER-W. NJ Doughty and
krn Gerry were brought before Justice Cornwe yesterday
hs ehafg OF oesuens Officer prowu In the discharge
duties iie officer bed collected number OF cattle Iuuuing
about loose In the Eighth Ward aud driving them 70 the
pound sb,n the enmala taken from him by the do ena
htA Dougherty was hned ole. aud Mrs Clary IS
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ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS.
BIRAH ANDERSON NJ. SO boSery.
Now Opening slsig- stoch Of
FAIL CARPETfsG, &c.
RIVERS Of csrptpk and OelOtbs should examine the new
and d.nrabe goods capstipg of Eng'h Medallion CTpet'
Velvet, Tspeto, s,u's: Rsal Sras Thee PIy sod 10.
nent Of kw.prc.d Carpets offered ct very low pdcea
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iAdseIttsement
EDWARD r. DIXON H. d.. Editor Of The

sc.pe .pd Operating aid Consult Surgeon, No a 5ths'
oc- conau.ons tn. obscure dis-sse, o. me pV
yisc.r Rupture Pss Vsrcoces and Ffstus radically cue
the Knife Hssurs Osics hours from 10 TO
and 10 evening"
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GYMNAsTIc ExHIDrTIoS.-A grand gSmnastic ex
bibiuoD combined with vocal aud instrumental con.
cert will be given by the New York Turnv-reia on
Friday the ION of October, at abe Harmonic Gard'n
Essex street The net proceeds iItended for the
benefit of the German school in Fourth street Ne y.
York.
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TIE OLD WALLABOUT BURYIso GRoUSD' Work
men are now engaged 10 digging trench through tho
old waIlabout buIyi g-ground Oh the liDe Of Canton
stree, for the Pupofe of aging sewer pipes In pro.
cess Of e1cavaring large number Of the remains OF
III 70 who have beea buried there for many years have
been dug ur aud provision has been made for their
removal they sboveled back to ill mp the hol's
AID dchss Large crowds of persons gather about
the workm.n every day TO witness t5eir opera ions
but no further irt.rest is manifested than mere
curiosity. Three or four coifu-plstes we're exhum7d
Oh WedDesdsy Of which is in-cribed as follows:
Susan Pearson. Died april 2 1887" 1t was pre-
served by of Ibe contractors. O.hsr plates have
been picked up by the spectators, and carried away.
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BuRGLARy-Ths boDss Of Mr. r. Is. C.roen.s-, No.
IA 40. Ipli Il est 40 opiossly eoteea Wednesday fbl
AID ,obtsd Of ie.s ysud t15 The sntaac> ysissd
b, forcing of the e<vsrre II the SEATTLE tn, IsnhJ vss
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Advertisement

A PARENT SHOULD KNOW now I'D nuect tne
actions Children TIL whole secret Of proper raining s 10
is kno which cn obait ed BY analysis Z the
chds Org both mental ard PHI steal Call on fow'
LgR WELLS, No 900 Broadway, N. Y
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CASAL ToLLs-ASoTHER LARGE IscREAsE.-I. will
be seen by the following table that the tolls for toe
third week in September show great increase, being
nearly double tn, of last year The tolls from the
opening of navigation to this time have also nearly
doubled. Last year they were little over mil
on this year they nearly two So much for honest
ano juoicious management:
Amount receive for Tolls the third week In
September, %
Do IN lgs9 ..................... 6tgJ6 Oh
Increase IN 1860. S6 800 81
1bs, 100 ....,...,,.....,... 3ss 81 %
NJ n, III, l7il28 81
-
Ipcre,. A. In 1900 25 81
Amour received from the opening Of navigstion to - .
and incuog third week Ia September 1900 islzIo5 ~
Jn,res,e IN 1860 9sl1 9H 81
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CITY ITEMS.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-RObert lie Di,b!e will be re-
peateo tbis evening.

WINTER GARDES.-Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams,
t~o ars,s who in their particular line Of psrsoust1ns
base won reputation not confined = this country
but extended 10 England and Ireaud, where thsy me'
With great success take fsreweIl benefit this eveu
ing prior their d-psr for tns South LII mol
their in snion sgsn play this sesson 30 se presume
Tomorrow evenr there will ne rally of their freod
The rev and succe,sful burlesque, Price Doloros'
and Others Of their mot popular pie es, will oe playsi
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Oc.r rss Of n, Loser Police Conn., tS having
e.n eighteen d. men shirts and h,e soz,n Of htsS aai
bowl Of No "a e5.r .o.s portion 81 Tho ct d.o ID
s.d to The sion n ,bs pa.oe .ba had sn the
thu suction bobs~ Of n. lockwood No ~ Mp,y stfoe fyr
ssl. in Oh. Neil Jndse Kelly before whom thu
cused vas taken, CON omitted him for uisl.
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FIRE HYDRiSTS.-Tbe water police com ected with
the Croton Aqueduct Department met yesterday, at
the flee Of the Board. An order from the President
directing each policeman to make a special report of
the number of fire by drafts in his District, was read
1t il not known how many of these hyd ANS exist.
few maps in the Office Of the Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department have the localities of the bydrans in
some of The Fire Districts sign6ed by dots Complaint
is made by the Chief Engineer that some zee ions Of
the city there ia grea scarcity Of bydnns, while in
other zee ions there than are .eded IL IL
propoed by The Croton Board to equslizs their dis
tribu,ion.
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PAssIsG COUNTERFEIT MONEY "A canal boatman
btpy by;nt vas yesterday held for trial charge
ps..Ig On III. dneh O lies Of No II Allen street.
IS bill on the Clinton Bank of Clinton N Bryant had or
ered the bill to ther party who had him IL was bad
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THE GREAT SEA LION, The Mammoth Monarch
oftb, O can h he funny Is It, Albno Family sod
the rst drsns Joseph and his Brethrvn are filing BAR
EUHs MUSEUM to OVERLOOKING.
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NJ esipes. 3. h ~ b. friends. who sppr,henstvs b
has ne Nth socideLt
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RUIZ OvyR.-On Wednesday evening W.lter BreD-
ran boy age whose parents Hvs No III Hrssns
street by pdr Il borss sttscbsd TO cs'ise
q 900. called
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

MIssIsG.-A German Damed George Real has been
ssiDs h0m lis bems In this city since Saturday last aud
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Cur TRIcK BY A PIcKpocKEr-On Msdn.ad, A,

CUTE TRICK ny PIcKPocKET--0n Wednesdt ~
evening jams Brown, pix ket Of notosty whose
oh 81 s1pl lie havs been committed Ia Phi ade
Nibos Theater end under peteose Wishing TO purch,sa
~ kst to- dollar bill and houiished la ons hssd n In.
crowd lie ould allow hin to be- pushed "a az from the
ukttoce and a the time he would div, the pockets
those shout him ia watched BY Dstsoy.
Eu,See who accordingly arrested him the Of throwing
sNhJ pre monbaio eonlanipg small auoubt Of Tls
accused ,ubiequtnty snsgned before Justice Kelly
commits TO ths Toubs Tor trial Brown, Who nrrly
confederate II the M trou. Bill Oliver ~
said he hsh been bu. short tGe out Of Pdon
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FPE.-A stable, owned by MIR. Dolsn, No. 10
IiaIy street 81 fire about O'Clock yesterday mo,n,
ppr,sed before much damage was done III. los
about cleo.