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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

Steamship Persia (Br), Judkins Liverpool Sept Is and
Cbsnl, pa ed ships Ashbn and Ayt boono Liver
pool 20h lat az S. Ion 81 ~ passed Brmso sai2 oeesn
to be The bUS ah l.. On s. Il
NH, gHa With 81 a. sip 0ne :Gpp s.d to Dc he CITY
p~s esn Up Illinois hence for hsvre An Of the Battery
Ste mhip Meun, Vernon Ls,6ed Savannah md.e and p4.
to,H b. Cromwel L Co.
ss 1s s1s sr svsP Ss. sDs s9
NJ lon IS g. ,pofs ship ZOOaTe hence TO- slwsa asd s,.
From he I'm to 2oh irs eaperenceds cyclone from s. T.
Bark Aur iBr) Moore Providence days In ballast 70 U
dwell wihljsd LrndOn.
Brig Calecoos BIZ Kentssl, Hlsboro 10 day. pas-
schr Arla sheppard Drnkwster, Pster.burg Va days
seb Kennedy Harris Elizabeth Cits Is days wheat to j.
schr L.cust, wiuue Plymouth C, 6 days shingles TO
SEM WSve Burrit Newbern N C 4dy. naval store. 70 J.
Ellen Matilda Wells, C.lsi. day.. luaber to simpson
sehr NJ Clark q mas,ed) Clark Albany umber for Hx,
schT ssgs,or Small Dshton td'y. gls.sr 70 ms'ssr
Schr MoItose Bartlett Port Morris Tor Road yu..
sehr. + DYER, Irsey, Providence 2days;
scbr. fnle' Gilmore. =, BiooAha'eu idys.
schr Ellen r dmsn Bowman Ne~ oedford dsys
schr HrbiLae'. Golirr, Psnsor days ,abes.
Schr seeph Allen, Gloucester dass 6sh
s'hr. Colleen Essie, Kelsey, Providence days
sehr. Emily Fosiyr Fo-ler Rondout f.f Boston
Sch t. sotr Mitchell Rondou for boston
Schr Iud pendenc., Hunt Rondout fer Bosson
Scbr Presto, LsTrsb-e ElEabethport, coal for Boston
Sctr Mz blehead Ely Rondout coal for Bosson
Schr Sopenor Robipson Rondout, coal for b. ston
schr Lucy Blake, Adams Rondout coal for Bottom
schr Daniel w. bster Lovel Bo't IN fcr Albany.
Sthr A. gusa Kel,, Ne~- tedf,td days
schr Julia sa-hs Parker. NeS-B.dford "a hours
ScLr Ann nallsc~ 3 lem DAYS
ScLr Texas Saith Providence days.
Steamer Cannon Phsdephia and Cap@ Nay, ass
and pass. 10 r. Perkins.
steamer Josephine, Green Philadelphia mdse. TO Lopez
steamer r T. Hart. siddeT, Philadelphia md.s TO J. an
Briggs
Steamer Penguin, Williams Providence, mds-. Odel
enthusiastically Asia Liverpool and passed tie Battery
a. lo bak Sic Charles Napier (Brl London, sds Dun
baron Sc Johns, N. y
MIND-Sun ~ w.
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Nrarkets-DARsyuLLr azpoRrnp rHH q TsIsubR
9anf

Markets-DARsYuLLr azrosrsp goa rHA ?. TsisuhE
AsBEsThs market quiet for Pearls At IS S. POs"e in
f', Go SfTtaa maize. Is steady sale. 400 bales. We
quote miiding Upland At J. Ic, AID do Galf ct iose
., pi7.- term. An other ssds. steady with moderate
,.. y, Witt b liSls 81:
Rio ordn-ry aiasi 81, Domingo, cs.h.....-a
EFF R-R.sn:d 1nsos sd request. bu. the market
"a sa e 70 orr nns :. III la 1% cs
CANDLES Ada"sntne are n .tssdy request s5d frm "
Is n a S s limited
price, Liverpool nominal Small sales Of sido.y q, s.
Tbs are liberal .s By the cpgo % a,a 81 90 and
fl, M yard at 81 aSas IS psrt
etspgr sale. Of tuns Camvood st sOs cash 50 do Lin.
Wood $50 mos and $50 do Tobaco Fustie, private
flour AND MEAL-Ths demand ,or Western sod State
Flour s,.Ss ne %esq%
ron E5'Rs ~ gS s sss I'D Ts' w: .
Is asa 8 IS for E1ts ST. = go - 70 for the -
Ro sssd q oSp E oo
rs 7U6s6 IS for E,tra Sc Lo1 and $7ds8 30 for double
E cSS as s%I .stn bet xs ns are
ssS bbi Il SIS as7 50 for Estr, southern Flour ia in
h. tier Sales Of 26o boa st 50 y r s-d good
sss bsgSs s s s - s. o. @ f S
IT = steady snd n Eopd sSse.s e n 4 80 0 20
40 t6s - 5"a ss 60 for Msi.h. COIoc 80 81 for
Baltimore. We qoote; - -
s s E Ess' s ss%a q sS SO
state ss s ss s. as as stIs own SO 70
Olio, dhOOp..s 5S9 ss Richmond - cog 50
Chic choice EXTRA seq 2SRye Flour ;..s 5g 80
tne,,e fsncy...5 Goa OIL Do .randy wine.. 3 9r9 IS
Gepesee extra: ...s 2sS Isl Do, Pauahsoas rs 500
FRUITS ls dull and rheI heavy, with .6et,I sup
"a gpist 4 2la22o Cuuanis are 10 demand
AIBERsaThe market ina tive and prices nomnn
with this branch Of business is the result II the LapPon sales IN
hSnsS tss Oh Gray
Fox I6l CrOs do 25 Silver do i2 White d1 siS NJ ao'
g. sS sini t5ia Black Mu.kst 53s os Brown Do IS as
skt nb 763 Reaver SO 49 OpposuD S Cat 2743 Lynx
22s L,epsd sss Rabbit tOts 62 slS The Rsscoon were
Red Fox sod decline Of and oos Fox at % cent Ma
ten ,od It cent. sesvst At al cent 0 se FO s.eo
OF ~ y cent Nppossum 80 y ceot. Otter tdrkl 10 cent,
soer snd wet;n do % cent ard Mug s'h23 y cent
20 decline Of y . cent on good sn rs cent pale
while the Skunk attract but litt att -naon at rdnc
ton Of is cents TIE Fer, Lynx and Boar sold 81 prices
showing nstersl alteration.
GRAN-Thy dem INC fair for Wheat at higher rates but
the extreme insisted by holders in the absence of the
esn ers news checked bnsnss since the oad plb
be pces have improved aud cord with sn upward tendency
oa ans shsr tshts and low pices 1s sale.
for ii. T. prime ssled . bush siIy.ases Gao
400 bush Mixed tsplng and @nteI 1t i y. 1900 ou'o
Rec Wete 20 at ~ Is 70 H. sa'h amber 40 s 10 ~ s
bu,h prime ard choice White Michigan at 400 81 49,
and 1900 Bush choice Whie h ntucky Ut 90 s.rey Is
sales Of bush Canads West sp1ngi No 2at SOC add 200
bush Stat part sSc Rye abundant and lower sales
Of buih Northern Ut c Corn is sg in hrme the arrivals
very limited deed and With more eneonI ne~s rom h9
rope hrrr sles of 400 ub at66 a61c for Unonnd
a for IA, snd round yellow Dat. ere demand the
stt ale, CT wese and Canadian at $780, and State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Dlsastrrs. &C.

BAIrNoRE sept q6-Tbs 4 apsbp Deford n nom s0ssor
Isss,d leo lea OF Bloch leland 'hs wr,eh OF I NO
tis 81 ADDISON Me abandoned and boat gone th W
bsbly he vessel by sr bss Beaver ar toi. ~
da, The + 4 was bulk at Addison NE 10 49, "
gsttr, rates and osned oy inc 0aPN'" '~ N'@
Acdsob valued al "a 60 - - a....,
MOBLI spt. 2AThe bark sDaTdon Doutss non p0''"''
tuiNrd rtteIday 18th loss 4 us.s aal an rSSiS
S. THoHAs sept Ia be IN. Caf line siihPs %.
ere this Ing Tie captain 81 her po'uos
ere T. hr fer at the c0 may sk. The hHsse' are ~
id he og pteit nts spp arince ui beat OF no -
@ ed ~ oss bus 30 20 20 sell cargo ne
vessel tiie6ty ught and IA wan oi npat ma.
ErRNos ANRFs, Aeg he Am bss AoHa,N u DC -
Me Loncun suffered oh dan sge 90 toe el'' ~ ~
h.ion la slUsA Ia nner Roads OF ms psf sac
rar,a h. cables spd atrd ans distance The tile A. ,he uee
vas very o~ th cspan thnls she must have raos al
ntea her Bottom As nskes 20 "a deal oi"tri
survey been held the estimate " her repairs sHAesn'cS
20 nearly F1,tNO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
MARINE WURRAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK..... SEPT IS.
Cleared.

steemsbpMount Venom Layheld Savannah, II B. Croun-
well Co
sIips-Crles Empire, Cunningham Liverpool Snow 8ur
Creole PirIce New. Ori.sns, W. Frost c. Gr.nneI,
Spel e,r l., ldop GrinneIl MintnrD & Co
Bark-M sawye', ba1ltt, Mobile, Oakley Heating
BIs,-Luubsftrn Cole St. Johns N. r., Gordon Bruce 4
McAlH: Prince Royal ,Br Nswood Bermuda, smith, Jose<
GIos J,husoG tBrl Ed idge, st Kite 1honas James
Bumnipg 6d PUlz srselss w. f. Schmidt, swan Bach.
lemsIs, TT Thomas .
schonels Emily Kesth lockwood Matanzss Pos, Small
T. w Thorne Davis, Fall kiyer mater Sarah Elizabeth,
smith NV. Haven s,ter Ann Susan Pesrsou Charleston
DODrer PcthI Co.; Com kssiney L rug seston, w.
Lewis Co Es pire Broph Elizabeth City C.. Benton
Co I: tsss. ssiyesr, EeT-Vres 3 Dibole Co
u es Her~, 81 John, 9. Underwood J. AVIS merrill,
Portland DS, Cspsn; Mary Jane, Donovan. PbislsIphiA
J. II nd T. kiddr, GARRISON, WI ungton, d. C. Murray, NJ.
Lii (Brl Din, Lona, nderry j. s. Whitney CIV. spssn
Beaise, Boston, s. w. LegisG Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
BuRaLAK CAPIuREp BY A WoNAs.-The honse Of

BURGLAR CAPTURED by A WoNAs-The house of
Mr. Young OF Gold aud Concord streets entered
Oh ISesdy ster OOH by two fellows naH.i Wm nes
and psDh teen5 Who proceeding stfs, xod watch
ed chain, ot'cet and other Articles ia valued clio
Ms fouIg who had been Temporarily retn ned and
tearing ose ado sta untered
the bead Of TIE as aud taking bold Of Of ta-m held
liD until aid arrived The other out but was by
OcrI OsynCT Of the second Precinct Police Oic,r Kl,
to'k chsgs o the who caught by Mo- Young Th,
Irope ~ ell recovered The accused brought befo
Jlc" Colnwell DAY morning. and iuy committed TO
await the action OF the Grand Jury. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

REPUBLIcAT CONGRESSIONAL COsyHSTIOSs.-1hird
D,sr1ct-At meetpg last evening Of the rnird Con-
gr.ssional Convention comprising the Fret. Sscono,
Ttiid, Fifth, and Eighth Wards, Mr. NJ. KINGSLEY 10
the CHAIR John ~ G sra Secretary, Amor j. William
son was nominated by reclamation amid great enthu'
siasm.
A committee Of one from each Ward were appointed
10 coli ratification meeting az such tue aud place as
nav be deemed advisa 10. They are: Henry Smith,
First Ward; j. G. A, be, S-clnd Ward; Sheridan
Shook. Third Ward; j. NJ. Tutte, Fifth Ward An
drew Bleskly, Eighth Ward.
Fon,th Distinct The Convention met pursuant to
no'ice Benjamin w. Bradford, Of the Tenth Ward
"a Chairman and DR. Neumann, Of the Eolrth ward
az Secretary. Tie roll being called and all the dele
Rstes prsert, motion was carried that au Informal
ballot be taken with the following result For Dr.
Waterman. q; for Mr.. COmmerford 3; for Mr. Ira
Tutbil @ In consequence Of tbs withdIa8 wal OF DIR.
Waterman, the TeIth Wad delegation, prefented the
name Of Mr.. Edward A. Frazer, Of the Tenth ward
ss a candidate Mr. james w. Olson of the Tenth
Wald, tten read lotler from DR.. Wat-rnan, decn'
ing TO be 9 cardi1ate for election. mou'n wl' made
GAINED, that tho Convention adj )urn I'LL Thursday
evening, Sept 4. Adjourned
FttIh DistTict The Convention assembled at the
Ooeon, Wiamsbuygb. Mr. George Field of VIII
Hamburger called tie Convention TO order. Dr. j.
Saodgrsss Of New York was cleo I'd Chairman, and
John S. Alien Of WiIi4nsburgh and Thomas II. Kip
VI New Y0lk were cbVsea Secretaries. lengthy die
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

The AESUAL MEETISe OF THE CLAM BAKE Asso-
c,ATIOs-Tbis association, society Of colod Pc 'pe,
h.ld their annusl gathering and cam-bake yesterday,
q. Fo,t Lee. One hundred and seventy members we're
present., including forty Of the "uPper-tsn" eol'red
people Of Boston. All of the Ne S-Englsud. Sta es,
New.YoIk PenDsJ lvsnis, Maryland, and Washington
Chy were represented. Frederick Douglass " pre-
sent and made speect One of the pl=asaat incidents
Of The day was the presentation, By the Boston dele
CATION, of beautiful silver clam-sbel, TO Peter VIII
hams Of Brooklyn, The President of the Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
BROOA YIN II.EMS.

A. OAKEyHaLL, esq, will address the south Brook
Iyn Campaign Cab this evening at the WigTsu on
Court street, opposite Douglas. The City Wide
Aosk.s' of New-York, Capt. Bunce, and t'e South
Brooblyn Irrepressiole'' will be in attendance
Singing by the Prairie songstsrs." Seats reserved
Tor ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

No BLUsTER-NO CLAP-TRAP.-Silently, yet ef-
AeEay good being done lnempeIse loved ones are being
ing and administering lunl TO the tnke In coffee or
DR. KkkKDY Lows STRONG DRINK and Nv ia
that m greater good may be sccomP ished the prce
which has heretofore teen 90 and &5 will from the seat
unsl Jan neat be Lept ct 81. Mr. HoMAsS, Di on
md authoIized % sell The Remedy AZ that pee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

rsr FtRx DEFARrsESr PARADE.--Last evening G
,,est,s Of The Bosrt Of EoeiDeers aud Foremen was
\. "A At Firenens Hall John Deckerio ths chair. The
committee spp iOtsd to wait UpOn the Mayor to ascer
t.,o wss be hsd done regarding the torchlght OrOces
,ion IN Of the Prince Of Waes reported that his
Honor hsd qua snteed them 81 900 toward music ard
4 500 torches The report was accepted vote was
sb taken to ascertain the number Of companies intend
tss TO turp out the occasioo 1t resulted fo~s
wnpter to turn out, n; namber refusing IL; unds-
ssSed, IS. There twenty compsses vet to be
Assr6 from. A committee was then appointed to oon-
IN with other committees and make the necessary
grapeeu epts including the line of march The Board
then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

You've MAs STABBED BY HIS OWN BROTHER
Yesterday afternoon two brothers, named Timothy aud
JON sbeehaD living in Park street, near the Five
Points oisriCt got into quarrel, when one OF them
Joln-drew kuife and stabbed his br ther deeply in
the abdomen, eide, aud breast. Officers Carr and
Jsdge of the Sixth Ward arrested the criminal and
Justice Kelly committed him to the TOmbs to await
the result of the wounds of the injured man. 1t s
said That the prisoner was the aggressor The injured
bro,her remains home under the care OF physicians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
M ARflbE n.

GiBs0N-LATHRoP-o Wednesday, Sept d, by the Rev
DR. Prentice JatesH Gibson IT, 10 Mary C. daughter Of
TIE late Dwight Lathrop all Of tEis cIty.
sMEIH-thAWFORD-O On Tuesday, 18th Sept at Fitytpacs
~ r. Church ~ the Rev Geofgs Tayl T. Mr. Morn, nm
Smith 10 Mise kezia daughter OF Robert Crawford es all OF
Bfooklyn ~ - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
by Telegraph.

SAVANNAH, Sept 2.-Tpo steamship Alabama Ar 81 hs
Whali az q CLOCK TUESDAY afternoon. all ssL a.
WILMINGTON, c, Sept 26.-The screw steaH'op f1'
keptUIg htIe lsst evening.
NEN-UhLEANS Stpt D Arr ship Challets, LlVesSoo''
Addir Snow, BOst0ni Lizzie Woodbury.. Portsmouth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

Commemorative are requested to state that it
Old Abe Choir who Tuesday evening last for the
Central Campaign Club their banner raising aud not the
Prairie songseri" tated IN yesterSSys TRIBUNE The
Choh u siDg for meetings In any Ward for wdeAwske
csb timely being given the Presidents of tie Fiji
eeenth or Ninth Ward Nide-Awskes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
CITY POL ICS.
c,rv AND COUNTY CANDIDATES.

Repubiioan. Brsekinyid9G Tammsnv.
sv,ye-. Coy,.B W. Bonn-y. J. r. Brady. 9. @ nsrd.
R.oo,3sy......J w Esmonds chss. May. T. ho man,
C,v JvSOs ,.J seds.iek. JR Livingston C. No
swy,o0afs .... d. R Jaques N. CarpbslL Ed. C. West
Reoi,tey.. ....J. Keyser james Lyreh MT Brennan
Sure, stewart Hsnison Smith Ely u.
In office at present:
Mr. Borney is now Justice Of the Sapreme Court,
ap. ointed by The Governor, vice ID v es, resigned
Mr. Sedgsick ia and has long been Assistant District
Attorney.
Mr.. Stewart is now Supervisor.
Mr.. Brady is now Judge of Common Pleas.
mir. Barnard is now Recorder.
Mr.. West lie Surrogate.
Mr. Brennan is Police Justice.
Mr.. Ek is a Supervisor.
Hare been IN office;
Mr.. Edmords, Circuit, Suprene Court, and Judge Of
Appeals from 1916 TO 1885, Member Of Assembly in
1884, Senate and Court Of Errors 80 70 &c. inspector
of State Prisons 1894.
Mr.. Jacques was Member of Assembly in lS0o'
Mr. May wac Public Administrator in 1867.
MIR. Livingston was once Naval Agent.
Mr. Lypca was one of the Ten Governors in lS59-oO.
Mr.. West was Presidsrt of the Ten Governors In
1856; chosen Surrogate in 1857.
Neper in office:
Mr.. Ke,sey. a builder, IXth Ward.
Mr.. Campbell, lawyer; his father was Surrogate
in 1921.
Mr. Harrison, Clerk in Surveyors Office, Custom
House.
John T. Hoffman, lawyer formerly partner Of Jadge
Leonard.
John C. McCunn lawyer, firm Of McCunn, Swart-
won't g. Fins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

VAN BynsCHorEN-In Brookly 78,h sspt Mr.. Elnra p,
vFe Of ssDu. Van Bsnschen aged 80 years, months and
H. days.
The Of the hiy repeatedly inysd 70 stend the
funeral from her Ia residence No 4 CatoH'ay, on Fnday
islh int, d o'closA p. NJ, without further notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Receipts Of Produce.

To,al all Poute Sept s lS6o- ~ bb' Flour tS sbs
Corn Meal ln O3s bush Wheat l29 bush Bailey % onsh
Corn u 265 bush Oats AT psg'. Whk, 10 pks Provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Passenger Sailed

In ,eG~ship Asa, for Lirepoos-MIs Gdspeis..r and Two
dsu,hteIs M ana Mrs. Pat Nh sad Mrs Cs"t a K
bein, o. Won Helm <, N Ward sh,w, Mr. Gsiman p g.
D,vio On, hem Pletmsn J. P.lusIick, j. o~n, " K.
King S. Low, q Roe, B0sc.i1 s%4 2 e. n
servant secy Freocb L-ssi Ross. strange Y X
wilmer +. Boswg g H,pIiIu khkP,trick Mr. and Mrs.
w CoDIah and Mis- Connsh Edwsids Brss,sam, T. X.
Curbe R Spring T. Draper, b Bernard and s'n. w.
w Wills j. GaIlDot M Carson, Mrs. Wost.ro ssd two
children, WssboDpe, J. Gibbs NJ kiernan 4 3 hsyne,
4. EcheYslis r. Di.s A. Manning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON. - An effort Ia being
made to indccs the Governor pardon Patrick Jly con c I'D
since the char Of ansaughsr in siug
bouson Jsy sentenced to state Prison years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

For EuBoPE.-The Bri isd steamship Asia sailed
yesterday for Europe, with IS passengers aud $2lO
s2l 81 in specie. NJ De He'll, Secretary to the Fsench
Legation, is passenger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

ANEW SUSDiY.ScaooL EDIFIcE.-TDe cornerstone
of the new edi6ce for the HsDson-psee Methodist
Episcopal Sabbath.Scbool ill be laid ths afternoon at
o'clock. Addresses will be made by several clergy
men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

hislAfuRH ALsAsAC. -
sdn-Rises.. $50 SEES $50 Moon-sets... 5;S
Sandy Book. $3.50 Gov Island. % HenGsse.. eoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

KIsGs County DINocRATIc NoMisATIoss.-Tns
Democratic lDougas) County Convention met az + az
bush yests day afternoon AID o'gaozed BY electing
Alfred n. Wo, d, ESQ.,, of the Fret Ward President
aad George l.. Fox Of tbs Thirteenth Ward Secretary
c. infested Obligations presented themselves fom the
Twelfth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Eighteenth aud Nine
teepth Wards. TIE subject was referred to Commit
ter and ncsbly arranged when the following cand-
dates were namna ed for the Offices PANIED:
sheriff ugh Mclaughlin Of the Fourth Wsyd whc received
VI Il toe ofoImsl ballot The nomination
wss ttep utde unanimous - 49,
ma Of the Poor-t District James Boyle OF the
Ninth Ward and join j. bite Fisl Ward for the lid
District.
Co,on-y-Wypsnt F. BEN EFT OF NsvT tresht
yu.tee Of sesvns-Nicholas |. Stilwei Of Gravesend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

PREcocIoUs "A boy, only - years Old Us ned
henry Wsel ahose parerts reside In Stag street
Tesda, night lat stole nom bis father $50 money bond
and noTl FOR $40 and bank book after bich be le the
house sud las not since been he ard Lom though dgent search
fof his whereabouts has been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

SspS,nfesd'nn ne poorT.t Drs. JAM. Boyle Of the
Co,o%-,-wynsn. r; BEN ett Of New,rt resht.
Justice Of se,.ions-Hicholas l. stweli of Grayesend
THE CoURTs.-The October term of the Kings
County Court Will be openei by Judge Brown on
day the let prox, when the feH 70 causes on the
cal M ar viii be- called The entitled 81
follows:
No steyepsa gt Wheeler; q Henddosson ast Wight,
sst City y BrookyBi 8. Body Hubby ct al JOaasou
asi 6cprsy: QGaisId ss De Wolf; CoAey ag Ienue"
L-,,sT; 10 simpOn OCT Dix Il Acker sgt Sryke; Is.
Bsy aehei ID Edger'on ag Ross al - The Pepe,
6geton 20 clark sg Shepard No will reserved
after the hiss be- placed day endsI OF the Court
UNRsOwN Man FOUsD DRowsED-The body of an
unknown fourd Gosanu, Greek th- foo Of
Ho, eet yesterday mrnrg The is about i've feet
.er OF about three weeks groStl black clio paata
looms black cloth DO its but ,o. Had been in
nee ls So and paw repre- seutng about $40
UiuTDson be baDed Of Coroner Horton Joae
street, rear fthe City Hall.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAscE-A German named
George Real has been Dg from his home In South Sixth
r.t d last satord much unea.ines felt by
accident prIhsps foul ps,. lie 10 Of III ID
hight dressed when be left home in sh brown clothes
and blue cap.
For THE LADIES Young Mems Republican
Helcquasrs No '5 Grand ert which he ladies' sp.
caJ yited to be pre.snt The Hon Stafford of onnect
eta Join Dawson esq Of Broyk tospeak Good mu
sic will be provided
PREcocIoUs "A boy only - years old, us ned
henry Wissel ahose plrert reside In Stag street
and mo sse and bank book after bich be- lels the
house aud not since been he ard om though dgent search
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-19
Items from New York.

New YoRK, July ia prize fight last
night, between Carley and johnson, was, after
several rounds, stopped, and the police arrest.
ed beth.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club of Brooklyn
will contest for the prize OF $4,000, offered by
the Massachusetts Agricultural Fair. This
means, we suppose, that the Atlantic Club of
Brooklyn propose to come here and play with
the Upton Club on the agricultural grounds,
for a purse Of $1,000. We hope they will
come.
The exhibition of the Great Eastern closes
July 20. She sails for England, via Halifax,
Aug. H.
AT Sing Sing, sixty convicts made desper-
ate attempt to escape from prison, to-day, and
were prevented. One, named John Rham,
was killed. A ringIeader named Christian
Boenstein, who is serving his seventh term
for burglary, was knocked insensible before
submitting.
A shooting affray occurred here last night
at the Malta saloon, Heenan's headquarters,
between a United States deputy marshal,
John Dugun, and man named Patty Mac.
Donald. The latter received four pistol balls,
but it is believed he is not fatally wounded.
The Zouave Cadets will drill to morrow
evening at the Academy of Music, by invita-.
ton OF large number of the most prominent
citizens of this city.
Over six thousand persons visited the Great
Eastern yesterday. The whole number of
persons that have visited her since her arrival
count up to $4,000.
Heenan accepts Morrssey' 5 challenge. The
Herald publishes card purporting to come
from MorrisSey, denying the authorship of the
challenge.
The Board of officers have been appointed
for the trial of James rifed cannon at Watch
Hill, Rhode Island, and Schencks accelerating
cannon at Boston.
The testimony given yesterday in the Wal
ton and Matthews murder case, strongly i'm
plicates Charles Jefferds
Worcester daily spy., 1860-07-19
LATEST NEWS.
BY TEI4EGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Houston Troubling the Waters

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, July 18.-The con.
vention of the friends of Sam Houston met
here to-day, and was organized by the choice
OF }. Rensselaer,, president. An address was
offered, proposing Gen. Houston as an indepen-
dent candidate for the presidency A subfti.
tute was offered to appoint committee to con.
fer with similar committee appointed by the
BellEv9rett convention, in forming an eIecto-
raj ticket. long debate ensued. nearly ter.
mlnatng in row, when the substitute was lost
and the address was adopted with Commodore
Stockton as the vice president The chair
man refused to appoint committee to select
electors stating that the convention was a
farce and was not composed of Houston men.
a committee was then named by the conven.
ton who reported an electoral ticket In re.
ply to question, Mr.. Duganne stated that he
could not find Houston man in Albany when
the chairman, being an Albany man, express
ed belief that he was out of place, declaring
the formation Of an electoral ticket by the con
Yentlon gross fraud and an insult to Mr..
Houston, resigned the chair and left the CON
yentlo1, Three or four persons present in
dulged in severe parsonal abuse, and the con-
Venton broke up in an indiscriminate row.