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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
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EIGHTEENTH WARD REPUBLrcANs.-The Eight
een,h Ward Bushwick) Republican Club met on Sat-
urday evening at the Gross Roads Hotel c. w. God
dard presiding; C. X. Atwater, Secretary. number
Of new members joined the Club, and Republican doc
uments were distributed to all VIII, desired them In
this ward, last year, the canvass showed about 100
Republican voters Of whom at least 100 did not 60 to
the polls corresponding apathy was manifested IN
most of the other of the city, This year s not
probable that any such Indifference will prevail The
people appear to be wide awake, and earnest in the
work of electDg the representatives of Free SOIL Free
Speech and Free Men. As evidence Of the feeling
in favor of the Republican candidates. it was stated
that gentleman in the ward, who owned 40 slaves,
had declared that he had cont ience in Douglas nor
BIecbimidge, and that he had res lived to vote for
Abraham Lincoln After a very pleasant evening, the
Club resolved to hold their next meeting 10 the open
air. at or near the junction of North Second street and
Bushwick avenue, and Messrs. l. W. England, c. r.
Alwatsr Geo. Staggers and the President were ap-
pointed make the necessary preparations. Good
speakers glee club and the Wide-Awake. VIII be on
hand. The Club will meet at the Cross Roads next
Wednesday evening" 70 elect delegates to the Assembly
Convention.
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Passengers Arrived

In ream.hp Adyate from Hare and Soutaamptoa-Laiy
F.a1 Nix acssTd ssd family Ms
Howard Rev Dr. Murray NJ b. jenkins H. Chuk
d s 'os Rsed 1y M dy
and saSy Ass Bryan Jaw s saS Rec DR.
s sPyaIC ana 'HS R. RAYMOND l. smons g
Campbell s. Consul at Rotterdam and daughter Mrs and
Mis- Geo R b. Msdf Kramer ps9id sa &d
servant Mr. Rosenfet Mrs and Miss Graham MISS 4.
Dwight PG1I .o5x cSn Tsnae w MoSsnec
lady MIS- H " Butler and son W Peg and ,ap{ W
Schles.nseI j. D., Dane and lady, g. N Ceyesnd Mr.
Cstsa lady and child Dslaush Mrs HicbOl; and maid Mt
C. r. Ahrens Iznays Mrs Bosrdmsn and son, A. Albert
Partridge C. Lewis wife and two daughters two sons and
and SON Mrs Marshall B. L. Racorse Donald Mckay Gun
Van Bergen Shits9dea LADY and daughter.
iaSy and dSnshtsr j. caron and ady Hsrdca lady and e
1w Richards sHd bJe MHs1 W
ceur, MeCmry, j. Schulz Sullivan Blank, j. Gut "
sshw5d Ln May and Ts W TG9ip SoS
LADY, schaa:. Bsct%e Capt o.ss0d and family
Baker r. Williams, C. +. Lee, Miss Akin, MOwy Phil
ppe ady and III None s IN Second
In 'ream,hp North Stay r2m A.p.1aA1GeS Harnsy n
W :1S itdss M s saS tt Rd and
Il Judd and lady A f. judd W. c. Stone Capt Peasanter
ind ssys4 .S SGy d. NJ Fe 'Vd n sa8
Lsnos, B. y: Goodwin, w. A p Coleman, Mr. Mailman and
lady j%s s Sohfs p @ Ssea
pevOe and lady Mad Pellet Mr. LIE Claire sa and ps ad
Mrs Jacobs and infant. Mrs, Van Ar.dsls Grhh " M
M MsaISn 'fi hs%e 6s Psy
and sos Mr. Bumper. Mrs DAVIDSON j. Harris rs Mary
G. Seldom and Sc in the second cabin aud l6S in steesge
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Arrived.

Steamship Adrisc CoTsock Haye July - Td.e and pass
10th inst 40 49, lon So passed ship Philadelphia fm.
Steamship North Star, Jones. Aspnwa Aug T. treasure and
pass to D. b. Allen Aug passed ship Ariel hence for Aspin
Ship City of NewYork salter Liverpool July md'e. to D.
l. A. kingsand and Sutton.
Ship Lancashire Asen, Masees 50 days md'e to Robert L.
Ship John H Jarvis of Boston,, Collins, Mar'eles July 49,
Ds sp SSSl 5ay lon nsaed
bark Antioch bound .ispslIed F. bag Lydia and
p big FSp Ss MAXI s.u S0sGd a s 20 20
3Ss spoke Br bark Cambria from the Gold Coast for Bristol
d s Sn and with 1ss
boats In days the port side also Their Am whaling bark
Ras S. % Aa S%'ss S
pool for Boston, same day lat ~ Is Ion "a o. a6 saw
Sandy HooR took fom boat Forrest No.
Ship Emerald Isle Cornish H Law A Isy 5 Tds and eS
ship CsTou. Masnn. A.hby Liverpool July g. md'e to wm
Whtlock, jT Is anchored on the bar
Ship Quicksep Wade, London July =, mdse to Durham
Ship William Tell Funck Havre July mdss passen.
ser:to Boyd Hensksa July y lat lon 80 was boarded
been out 50 months had 400 bbs oil and 1900 be-
Ship Arnold Boninger (Prus) Hahageu Rotterdam IS days.
mdse and 81 passenger. to Udopho Wolfe July 25 lat 20 90
lon 49 w. spoke ship Florence. from Boston fol- Marseesa
Bark Sarah Park of Bansor PendeOn Sunderland June 30
via the English Channel coal to H. Meyer From lon
weather Crossed the Banks in lat As leo July lat
% 80 Ion 10 30 .alized Brem ship Ocean bound 9th lat
a. Ion H. passed ship d. sewal bound lat lust no lat
Ion p m passed large Am ship showing Holyhead .Ig-
nails Nos 4o I'd dists pendthad round stern and double
Barb E tof BO.tonl aowes, Seville 80 days licoce cork
So G %S. T Of sSy 70 lat - a. p 81
bark ocean. FaVGdtc lcl Bristol r. H. Trinidad July &c. .a.
Brig Thoma. Swami, Boeislman, sayanla July u hides
f9'tic &c. to Mclean LuIs Had light winds fOm during
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

We have Tie Panama Star of July 3lst and August
ID.
Senior Huitado Intendene General of the State, left
Panama on the British war steamer Clio July 10th,
for short cruise In the direction Of Buenaventura.
The Anniversary of the Independence of Peru was
celebrated at Panama the 2Sth ult., by magnii-
cent ball. given by the Peruvian Council, at the Gov
eminent House which was attended by almost all the
principal ctzens and foreigners in town, including the
officers Of the Lancaster, 81. Marys and Clio.
Advices from Buenaventura state that General Mos
guerra is well supplied with men and money. 1t is
said he has sent agent to Peru to purchase small
vessel of war; also, thst he has seized a bark
belonging to the native merchants and ntends charter
ing a vessel TO take il to Callao for sale.
Lima dates of July 18th give news of importance.
There il nothing from Bolivia the Introduction
ia IA severe as ever; many troops going from Lima
30 the south General Flores Il advancing with 5000
men; he is near Bodega, where Frances headquart-
ers are, aud collision was expected.
The papers to hand contain Lo marine news.
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PORTLAND Me- Aug 1.-THE brig Zone, from Havana July
with cargo aud moasses deck went ashore IA
the og at O'Clock last night three miles om here deck load
one yessal biged and full Of The bull, At Vest
rock Me- 1855 1856 tun. register rated AZ and owned
by L. Dyer Co Of Portland Me By telegraph to Ellwood
Walter esq, Secretary Board Underwrites
san Francisco July 10 per Overland Mai-The Soom Of
the ship Euterpe previously reported ashore and the
United States dcck badly chafed forward Of the nanma
On the port side the Of the bge three plank chsd
through the and what very remarkable the spin
chafed plank forced In between the frame that
exposed and together with the sand filled the be-
tvs cen the frame and prevented quantity Of water from
entering the ship considerable quantity OF copper chad
on the and the part OF the keel appears 10 BE-
split The ship Jacob Bell from NewYork arrived yesterday n
los days the best passage Of tn. letter to Ewood
Walter. ESQ Secretary Board Of Underwriters.
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Now, Excunsios.-By reference to our adver :.
,;sIno columns it will be seen that Messrs. s. d. Han
& Cos Engineer and Diver will make submarine
excursion on Tuesday next from Cliffwood Grove 70
Keypor, walking on the bottom Of the ocean mile.
Heavy anchors, as well as other smaller articles, VIII
be thrown overheard and be brought TO the sarfaee
again by the diver A commodious barge will take
such passengers to the place wish to 500 how sub
marine operations performed. They is said to
he so clear at the spot selected that she diver can be
seen one hundred feet beneath the surface.
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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.
FROM COMMON COUNCIL

FROM COMMON COUNCIL
Ordnance authorizing the Comptroller issue IN accordance
with provision of the act entitled An act for the constuc.
P s e Of
therefor" passed March 49, 1860 Of the Central Para Improve
Of Ap 1880 or Three Ss and rTSy thousand Dollars '
On ayes and noes adopted
Board of Councilmen August 10, 1850.
On ayes and noes concsued In.
Resolution directing the Street Commissioner to place neg
door. and an,to house Of Engine Company No. " the sane
Board Of Aldermen; July 20 1860.
Board OF Counoilmen Aug 10, 1850
r. solution on petition Of j Quincy Son to hang down the
flaps ON the side. Of awning at No 7o7 Broadway
Board of Aldermen July 2s 1900
Board Of Councimen, August 10, 1860.
Resolution on petition Johnson Bsrs exhibit .ho1.
case attached to awning poet in from. Of their premises No 10
Board of Aldermen June II, 1860
Board of councilmsu, Aug 10, 1900
On ayes and concurred in.
Home six months time in addition to the time allowed By
he having been unable 20 % possession Of the SSs,
claiming to own the premises. ,o.o
Board Of Aldermen Marchs ), 1860
board Of Councilmen, Aug. 10, 1900.
On and concuTTed In IL. ~.
Resolution directing the Street Commissioner 70 advertise e
for psns an iron railing sOSad o Mi sSnaSso
On aye. and adopted
On ~ and noes eoncufred Ia. -. g. 81, h.asa
Resolution directing the Street Commissioner 70 ~ "
IN the uppar par the Fourteenth Ward for the 900
of Hook and Ladder Company No. 10, and spPs'P'
therefor.
Board OF Aldermen, July 90 lS0o
Adopted ON ayes and noes q, ,aso
BOARD Of Councmen, Aug ~ i'"'
On ayes and noe. eI Engineer Of the Fire psp.
%ent 60 cause the aSSs,sn Ensne Company No.
Board Of Aldermen, jelly p' l'V'
On ayesand noes adopted . "A ,een
Board OF Councilman, Angus. "i wv ,..
On ayes aud noes concur n. bul, under the dness
aa,aeJ,et board at the westerly here of
ys ss and Fiity third street aud that an
/ tdopted. 49,, =, I,,x M 1850
D~sSe. and adopted "a ian
UU W ~ Councilmen August ~, i0'''
On aye. and noes h Street Commissioner to savers
Resolution @ engine for Engine Company No a. rssaa
proposals lon 800 20 engine Engine Company NO
lar In al nset 10 the Council for eonhins
"s 800 S Of Aldermen, July 20 lsoo
~ ave, and adopted a ,sso
Roara OF Couneihnen, Ausa't w i''''
On aye. and n0e' e0neu''sa n'
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GusrAvUs A. RATE DRowsED.-Mr. Ras, well
known as the keeper Of Dining House in the Bowery
together with his wife and others, were yesterday
bathing in the surf at the Highlands, when Mr.. Ra1z
and his wife were carried out beyond their dep'n oy
the under-tow. Efforts were instantly made 70 save
them, and they were successful in occurring MIS- h''
who, however, was insensibe. BY prompt action sns
was resuscitated But Mr.. r. was carried out beyond
reach and drowned His body was subsequently
washed ashore by a swell and recovered.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship North Star, Capt. A. G.. jones'
Commander, from Aspinwall Aug. a, with treasure
and 300 passengers, to d. B. Allen arrived yesterday
The North Star left New-York July 81, at IL M;
arrived at Aspinwall July 49, at AS pm; sailed
from Aspinwall August 4, at 1890 a. m. arrived at
New-York August IL, at a. m.
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lev TeIeQraph.

SANDY HOOK Aug H. sunset-A ship, banks, and brig
coming ia past the Hook. Wind light 5 cloudy -
HIGHLANDS, Aug H. sunset ship barks, and ors on
the Highlands boundin Wind light, 5. cloudy.
BOSTON, Aug 1.-THE brig Zone, from Cqos bound here
night in the Rsu Island Ledge and
She had cargo 400 boxes Of sugar for Montreal and hhds
moasses on New. Y ork account.
Chmborazo Small Aquin st. Domingo. Below, ships Col
canda Calcutta; W esten Empire, Liverpool - , =,
sAIANNAH Aug 1.-The mail steamship Florida, from y.
York arrived O'Clock and ct her wharf at ~ o'clock
Friday night-all well
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Passenger SAILED

In ,,am.Ip CIV Of Wilmington for Lrerp0oL-Ms G. Sey
bold and chdien r. Waterbury, Mrs Mcintosh Mr. H,,-
rts and two children A. C. Harris W. Sanderson d. Bowe. r.
Macleod MIR Davis Dr. Comsgys wife and tive chlldren,
f. KenHd and lady s. Gregon and lidy b. Cobo, O. Gibson
r. H. GevsoD 4. Brebner y. Donnelly, j Canaan, NJ X
ODonnel A. Rachel e. Santos Miss Barker Mrs Campbell
and chij j. s. Dilsorh A. j. Bszer, j. w Owens son and
FTodsha Miss r. Frost Cabin, Al; sseenge lia Specie,
SI29NO.
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60 Ubom il Alap Concern.

A DVERTISING AGENCY for all NEWS
IA PAPERS published throughout the UNITED STATES and
BRITISH PROVINCES, JOHN HOOPER Co., No I'll
PARK row. n Y. Times Building N. B.-Adyertisements H.
serted at the publshers lowest cash advance
Refereuce-HORACE GREELEY Co.
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bered over 1000 PERSONS who spsDst the day IN p,sss'
recreation They have Just completed and will 0psn
within few days, their new manufae'0ry on fou''n
avenue between Fifysecond and Fiftythird streets,
occupying front of 200 feet on Fourth avenue and lOo
feet on the streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

BURGLARY The Office of Y Ill. T. oor,s aoel ward.
on the corner of Ninth and Or .u.e II n 10. broken
into on SATURDAY and ob6eS OF sSoa and
se'oia ''" VI .dce furniture No srrest was inaae'
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The RIVAL DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES TO SYRIA
cvsE.-A meeting Of the delegates to the Democratic
Convention which meets at Syracuse next Wednesday,
wss held at Tsmmany Hall on Saturday evening, for
ths purpose Of organization. Thomas b. Tappsn was
chosen President, aud John Hardy Secretary. The
following is list of the delegates and slternates
District Mchse Hapin delegate District John Clancy
delegate District James B. Dupignac delegate District
Henry West delegate; William McCafh alternate. District
s. Ralph Boget delegate John Lynch alternate District O.
Moses Gale delegate George A Jeremiah, alternate Dis
tct John Richardson delegate William M Giles, alternate
Districts Francis r. keefe delegate. District James Muir
Jr delegte District H. John Hardy delegate James o. D
rond alternate District H. r. l. A Boole, delegate Richard
H. Bishop alternate District 49, Michael Connolly delegate
William II. Doherty alternate. District a. John r. Briggs del
egs.e. Di,tIict u.s. Aorsm NosbuTg delegate George w
Ham j. Hamilton alternate. District IT, Thomas Tdppsn,
delegate; William Harris, alternate
The delegates adjourned to meet at the Syracuse
House. in Syracuse, Tuesday evening next, at eight
O'Clock. The special committee appointed by the Mo-
Fart Democratic General Committee, met at Mozart
Hail. on Saturday evening and received the creden-
tias Of the folio wing gentlemen delegates TO the
Syracuse Convention which meets on the 18th inst:
District p Kerrn; District O. Arthur OD onne District
William r. Egsn District 4, William s. Troupi District S,
Benjamin Wood District James DurnRng; District
George Genet District Peter Mcknight District John
Kennedy District 10 John Daggett Hunt District H. n. Hill
FOWLER; district H. Charles T. Levinus District l3 Robert
w. Sesr District l6 Roger Dowling Dhtrict H. Samuel
Boardman
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bTEAiS .SueAR-Oficsr Grogan Of the Third Die
W. met yesterday afternoon arrested man named rs.o
for Stealing quantity Of sugar from the bark 10 49,
ing IN the Atlantic dock. He was eomnit'eo ny JUICY
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which Of his legs crushed He was CONVEYED 10 the
aud Fourth avenue. " 'V
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The MEDALs.-The dogstar RACES political letters
are not read and political speeches not listened to-
But the medals and the new and curious badge pns
with their sun pictures of the candidates are pleasant
reminders that the campaign is still progressing. The
medals find their way everywhere the expresses are
loaded with packages of medals the mails and tele
graphs are burdened with orders for medals thou
sand persons before out of employment proftaby
engaged in the sale of medals; thousand operatives,
male and female are employed in the manufacture of
medals and the newspapers share the profits by telling
everybody where TO find the medals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

HEALTH OF THE CITY.-The first weeks in August
nearly always exhibit larger bills of mortality than any
other part Of the year. The warm months thus far
have shown decrease Of deaths of from twenty to
thirty per cent from those of 1859. Last week. how
ever, there increase the previous week Of
about one hundred, Of which large proportion were
young children, cholera iufantum carrying off more
than any previous week this season. There has also
been great increase Of mortality from consumption
Too much care cannot be taken 10 prevent children
from eating the unripe and unsound fruit, exposed
everywhere for sale.
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apoken.
Disasters, &c.

9th inst, of Block Island o. frgas Constitution, nom
for Annapolis f By plotbost Edwin Forrest No. Ia
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HARLEM RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Arraugemen.s have
been completed between the New-York Central and
Harlem Railroad Companies, by which the latter road
may share in the through fresh and passenger bust
ness to and from the City of New-York. The Harlem
Company making extensve preparations to transact
the increased business which this important arrange
msnt is expected to bring over their line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

FoR EURoPE.-The British steamer City of Wash
ington Capt. jeffrey sailed on Saturday for Liverpool
with AZ cabin passengers and 43 in the Storage. She
takes out si29 900 in SPECIE The United States Mail
steamer Illinois left the same afternoon, for South
amptOn, with large number Of passengers and s927,
3lS SO in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

An IsHUMAS MoTHER.-A woman named Margaret
FinegaD, residing in WyckOf street, K. D., was ar
rested on Saturday by Officer Elliot of the Sixth Pre-
cinct on the complaint of of her neighbours who
charge her with brutal treatment toward her child,
girl about eleven years DID, 1t is alleged that on Sat-
urday afternoon she punished the girl by burning her
on the arm with hot iron One Of the neighbors tes-
tilted that on one occasion she had seen the woman
place rope around the chids body and let her down
into the cistern, dragging her up and down two or
three times The childs body bore frightfu evidence
of the mothers cruelty. The accused was held for ex
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

The CHARGES AGAINST MEssRs. CRAyES AND TAP
PAs.-Mr. Tappan, of the Croton Aqueduct Board, is
going to Syracuse, and it Is probable thst when he re-
turns the examination into the charges against him
and Mr. Craven, by the Mayor, will be proceeded with
by the Special Committee Of the Board of Aldermen.
Messrs Tappan and Craven have each prepared
lengthy wriIt,n answers to the charges, be submit
10 the committee
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CoLLATIos BY STEIswAT d Sons 10 THEIR Work
nEs--Messrs. Steinway g. Sons pianoforte manu-
facturers, on Saturday gave holiday to their work
nen-35O in number-together with grand collation.,
with musical Accomplishments, in Hamilton square
The woyl uep, with their families aud frends nun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

FOURTEENTH WARD REPUBLIcAE ASSOCIATION
Tt following ticket was elected on Friday night by
the Association ofwch Charles Whitlock is President:
Foxh Assemby Conreati0HChares Whtlock, Angelo Mac
faIlaDd, Thomas BhalYey.
SirR AssemJiv Coasention-Peter Thomas Peter Chyyis
GeOIge H. T0cker, James NJ Cornell Charles KySer, John
IJuscIe. lowell Vail
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A SORRY SPEcTAcLE.-One of the most sckening
e'ects of youthful depravy that wss ever presented
police court, was witnessed on Saturday, before
lice Steers, a, Es,ex Market. lad named james
supby scarcely ten years Of age, was brought in by
1acer lockwood, Of the Eleventh preciact, having
been found helpless in the streets from the effects Of
hguOr. The youths eyes were beared, his counte-
nance distorted and his general appearance that of
confirmed cot. The mother aud father of the lad
pleaded 30 earnestly for his release that the magistrate
Reluctantly granted their request first exactng from
the promise TO every effort for the reform of
their Tue police that the lad is en- habual
Srankard and that on two previous occasions he had
be- taken before Justice Steers in the condition.
but had been discharged in pity for his tender age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

ITEss.-A special meeting of the Common Council
has been called by the Mayor for this evening. The
object is to open bids for plumbing she City Hail..
special election for Alderman of the Seventh Ward
will be held tomorrow Tuesday, the 18th inst.
There are four candidates in the Flatbush
Avenue Railroad route, from Fulton Ferry to the
town of Flatbush, was opened on Saturday, and the
cars now run regularly. THE Fifth Assembly Dis
trict Convention have selected Aid. John A. Dayton
as Delegate and Peter w. Birk as Alternate to the
Douglas State Convention, which is TO meet at SYRIA
cuse on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

THE New Gas CosPASY.-The buildings of the
new Gao Works on Gowanus Greek are rapidly pro-
crossing toward completion. Sixteen miles OF main
pipe are now contracted for, and the work of laying
il has already been commenced in Harrison street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

REPUBLICAN RALLY AT FLUsHHG.-TheTe will be
grand rally of the Republicans of Queens County in
the village of Flushing this evening Aug H. Speaker
Pennington, Gen. Nye Geo. w. Curtis, Hon. Luther
c. Carter, and others viii be present to address the
meeting 1t is expected that there will be full dslega-
tioiIs RON all the surrounding towns, and as old
Queens is really wide awake there will no doubt, be
an enthusiastic rally for Lincoln, Hamlin and Victory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

Elijah Lewis many years past engaged In the mercantile
business In this city died suddenly al bis residence No s5 Lv
ngston street. Saturday morning last His complaint was
Of the heart with which he had frequently been aicted
of late. The deceased was 81 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

CITY MoRTALlTY.-The total number Of deaths in
this city last week ITO, of which az were males
and GO females. The principal causes were: cholera
nfantum, Is; consumption 81 commissions, infantile
IL scarlet fever Il marasmus, infantile, 10. Under
one year of age, "A; between one and two years 81
Natives of United States 81; Ireland 10; all other
countries s. The above returns do not include the
Eastern District.