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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01

FOURTH DAY-APRIL &c.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. FORREST.
A number of delegates offered resolutions
referring principally to the question of slave
~ in the territories, all of which were refer
red to the Platform Committee.
There was 10 business of Importance trans
acted, the Convention having nothing before
it requiring immediate action. Business was
d..Iayed by the failure of the Platform Com-
mittee to agree. An attempt was made to
Instruct the Committee to report forthwith,
but il failed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01
SheriT,s Sale.

DY virtue Of venditioni exponas, in favor
ID f. C. Lesseur vs. ID. b. Hicks, % me directed,
and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county, Tennessee, at its January Z rm
1850, will expose TO public sale, TO the highest
bidder for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the
CIV of Nashville, SATURDAY, the 18Th DAY Of
MAY 1860, all the right, ttie claim, interest and
estate which ID. b. Hicks then had, or may have
since acquired in and to the following described
property TO wit part OF Lot No. y, IN "A plan made
by G W Nance for the Union Bank Of Tennessee,
REGISTERS. in the Registers Office OF Davidson
iy, in Back 8, page l7S being part OF lot conveyed
to j. W. MARI by A. G Apperson by deed registered
in the office aforesaid Book Is, page 4s9 and
500 ands par ticslarly described as follows Begin
ming at a stake the line OF Spring street, South
east corner of No 9, thence w st in the line OF said
Spring street 60 feet stake in tie line OF said
styeet, thence at right angles North zoo Ieet TO
alley, thence hast with said alley 90 feet 70
stake thence right angles South 200 feet to the
beginning. the deed To the same Is registered IN
the Office Aforesaid Book 10, page eos, evied on as
the property Old. B. Hicks, % satisfy judgment
against said Hicks In favor Of E C. Lesssar
]. X. EDMUAIS0N,
apr30-tds Sheriff of Davidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01
SheriH7S Sale,

DY virtue of ia to directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its January Term, 1860, /
will expose to public sale, To the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the City of
Nashville, Saturday, the 18th day of May ,
1850, all the right, title claim, interest and estate
which Samuel X. Morgan then had, may have
since acquired in and to the following described Ne
gro man named Sam, aged about sixty five
years, color black.--lnT, No ~, fronts
100 the South side of Broad st, back
hundred and sixty nine fee TO alley twelve feet
wide, and fronts one hundred ieet OH said Alley-A
tract land the south side oil Cumbe raud riv er
in district No -, be- inning in tie center of the
Brick Church Turnpike road thence running North
345a East twenty poles to a stake, thence IS East
twenty-five poles, ITO poles to stake on the
West boundary OF The old Page tract, thence North
/ $40 West with said Page line ID 7-l0 poles to a
stone, thence south 1914 West 50 poles To rock ,
thence South 90 LAO west twenty poles to the GEN.
tire of the Turnpike road thence South 3s1 East II
peles TO the beginning.-Ior, No. 10 in Tie plan Of
West Nashville, fronting one hundred feet on De-
mumbrane street and running back ole hundred and
seventy live feet twelve feet alley beng levied
Oh the property Of 81 nuel K. Morgan, satisfy
a juc gment rendered ia favor OF James X. Falls
agaid 4 Samuel k. Morgan.
JOHN X. E3MUN DSON,
Sherin OF Davidson county.
apr30-tds. BY "A. CREEL, Lep. Shit.
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A. G.. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk.

The Lacey was comparative new, being
only little over two years old, and Was in
all respects one of the finest passenger steam
ers in The st. Louis and New Orleans srade
she was owned by Capt. Alfred L. Lacey, for
whom she was named, aud Capt. John p
Rodney, of Cape Girardeau, Missouri; was
valued at 100000 and insured for $40 600 in
81. Louis and Pitttsburg offices. The total
loss by this disaster, including boat, cargo
and baggage oil passengers, will not, it is
thought. fall short of 100000.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01

Mr.. Avery. Of \. c., then proceeded to adj
dress the Convention in favor of the majority
report, and was followed by Mr.. Payne, of
Ohio. who reported his minority report,
Subsequently Mr.. Yancey, of Ala. spoke in
favor of the majority report and Mr.. Pugb, of
Ohio, in opposition. Mr. Butler also address
ed the Convention IN support of his report.
speeches.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01

Mrs WinsIoW, an experienced nurse ia
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
eething, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethir by seftening the gumsrelucing aIlinfama
on-will allay all pain and is sure to regulated
bowels Depend uponit, mothers, it will give rest
yourselves and reiiefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
mother column une7dxw1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01

MARRIED..

On thursday the esth inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, by the Rev Mr. Dalton,
DrsKuxEs, Jr-, OF Davidson county, to Miss SOPHIA
G. CAsTRELL, of Sumner county
e. Charleston Mercury please copy.
In this city on the aoth of April, by G. W. South
gate, ESQ.,, Mr.. CERzsToPaER ScaREca to Miss JOSH
PINE KoERPER, all of this city.
In this city, on the 3orh Of April. by W D. Rob-
ertscn, Esq, WIZ. 7. MAJORS to CAROLINE KIBEA.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01

At a recent sale OF autograph letters In
London. a letter OF George Nsshingtou's the
President Of the United States, written when
a sabslIera in the service Of the Colonial
Government. to the Governor OF Virginia,
sold fOr Els 10.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01

~ The Editors in Charleston are 10 have
a re-aaioa before The Convention sdjourns.
They have been most cordially received b.
The Editors Il that eils-rooms having heen
provided sor their eoavenienee and ase daFisg
their stay.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01

Tia LoaSos Pssss says that the iil-teelisg be
tween the Ministers OF England and France b.
came 30 personal recently that a violent al
,eFeation took place II u great diplomats
party immediately before Count Persigny
iefs London, but Of such character as ~
CARDS the person whom IL igyolsed that his
name could not be mentioned
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01

The Charleston Conveatioa is body
Ws1krasssss Csastaiafssa-
So We think-the performances win an
questIonably Be a farce OF . tragedy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01
Impart.,nt to House-keepers.
+. II. DURkEE L. CO.'S
SELECT SPICES.

Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERI EcTLY PURE,
but gronBd from fresh Spices selected and clean
by expressly for the purpose, without reference
10 cost They beautifully packed In tin-foii,
(Iined with paper.) 20 prevent injury by keeping,
and full weight, while the ordinary Spices are
almost invariably short We warrant them In poiat
of strength and richness Of flavor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
SIS a single trial wall Abnndanty prove
Manufactured only by
T.. r. DURKEE CO.,
bIs-dAwu ISL Pearl street. New York
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n EW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED BY
r. "a a G n N,

THE HISTORY OF HERoDoTUS, by Geo. kuwInssa
MA, with Maps and Illustrated. 5 vols.
MARlN'S hE;HANIcS, by Chas- Bennett;
history OF PENDESNIS, by Ihaekersy;
VOYAGE DOWN HE AMUoR, by Collins;
LEE BEFORE HIN;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, by Holme Lea, authsr
OF Sylvan Heat's Daughter, Katie Branda;
BIBLICAL RtASoN WHY. A guide to Scripture
Readings, illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. Sewell;
NIGHT Lessons FROM SCRIPTURE sewelI;
FRIARsw, Cd POST OFFICE, b. the author Of the
Heir Of RedclyGe. +. HAGAN,
aprlS-0 UBEG College 81.
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Sunday School Celebrations.
Flags! EIags!! EIagsiit

NOTHING adds so much to the appearance Of q
In Procession of Sunday School Children as a Flag
inthe hand of every little boy and girl. LUCK is
now prepared to furnish them in any quantity at p
College street, up stairs Snleds' Auction Room
mayl-H
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$1,000 REWARD

TS conselaencs Of the namero1s Arcs that have &C.
i CARED aha me cts recentiy, with thoir
marked eFateEczs q iscsndLarssm, 1, = y. Hollngz
weEfA Mas Il The city u Nashville, ~ vrtne q
he Recommendation = he clss councl. xal give
FIVE HUNDRED DoLIARs
= ; rexara for the apqEehrnzsa. s1t convicton Of
sny psr.ea e. EzEzszz tz.z cris q sFson within
Ghz esFporals lsnlis. lbs erizDe 10 Be .znmi<fed
= any n1ae Eithla three mont1ls from the date
Asrezf = ~ HoiI1AGSh okfH, Mayor.
S.zevu1z. April 1e- lsto-
Ths Uhderxrters sutheFiza % eGer ADD
ftsazt rr<eEa 4 FINE HUNDRED DslIa-AkS Scr tie
zPpFshenzloa and conyseloa above
aprls-a = n uuI14SGswofZTH-
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MINORITY REPORT.

The undersigned, minority of the Com
mittee on Resolutions, regrettlng their ina
bility TO concur with the report of the ma
jority of your Committee, feel constrained 10
submit the following as their Report, and re-
commend its adoption as substIstute Tor the
Report Uf the majority.
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Nfm Embellishments.
A Card TO the Ladies.

tdTU 10 tHt LduItSs
T,HE Ladies are respectfully informed that the
i remainder OF Fine French Dress Goods ETC..
will be closed this cfternoon at O'Clock precisely
Bargains may be expected.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS & co,
may1-tf No q % Central Rooms.
1nn EXrRA-FINE EvERGREENS; Norwegian
lOU Pines; RIMS Luricio; silver Leaf Pines, &C
lust received from Rochester and for sale by
mayl-tf BENZ. i SHIELDS CO.
excellent Horse and Second hand Buggy for
IA sale by BENZ. F. SHIELDS l. CO.
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tB0tfbtdIs
A MOTHER iBrosrs e sessas.tie teeeTveaF Of
n G.azs ga, saass hersne, CasazzrFe, Liaea.
Isle Thread Jaeee1et Asd csltoa, reeeises ana "a
sale 81 J. T. HosfkL.
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NJ auted.
Canary Cages /!

lust received, 200 assories Canary Bird Cages 4
81 all styles, eolGrs aud prices, some As hanasom
as ever bronsbt 40 TIA m4Tket. Ear sale ioe BY
feks-tf j. ~. NltSoS.
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DIVIDEND.

A DIVIDEND OF IHKEE FkR csS1 on the Capital
n Stock Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
ruad Company the day declared by ihe Direo-
re- O. the profits a the last six months. psys
BILE and alter the i3sh INST, AT the once OF the
Treasurer in Nashville W. A. GLEAfks,
apra-lm Treasurer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-01

y q n T. n
A L. ssrl<szicuz 60 ne Rrzr e ne .ssxzErY
II fHEsIkE1 - Be ADDRESSED %
GHAs. y CRISP.
narf3-u epE AL. N<skxllfe, fenn
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s1OTHER MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
A NAN FOUND IN THE RIVER WITH Hw
rpHnaT CIT ANO HEAD CRTSHkD.

4
| Yeyse,esy w. rriog ah ut = oslos9 John Kest',
n 1e,I6stt Of u itiGmrt 1rgh. who fs enploYsd az
= nttirs dock NJ 80 Fst Rise, ~ Pike ss'ee',
T s,scoy, ~, ,be tOy Of nan llosling Ia tho dock. lie
pmedia,.sy procured ere s.,i,,sncs If rolcem'n,
end Grew ss body from ,e ~sisr and piac.d up'n
nsTi,r. Ugru exsnissiipp II discv~srs4 that
the mans tbrsst was eut.hi skall broken and the
uhoje upper psrr Of tis fs-a literally mgbed 10.
Fresh ilood szili sssinQ from The Womb aos u
Hss svjdert thar the ,cdy cnid have b.ei 10 the
wafer brtn few Eru,s The sg1t was a most rckeo-
Ing ont "A large roWs'fOiy buiR mao, spparssSy 10
the pin 9 of life, vhose features were 90 horribly
mu.itd hs 10 rerier i1eodsrai,Du aoplrsatly i'm.
possible. Beside TIE gazing woGDds mite ,hroat. no
eyes wersvi led by c0n'udons, sui the nose bea5en
ast 70 or side q t'e facs.
There cat Not be tle t,gbtsst dogb bat that the de-
ossssd use murdered in the c,nrse Of tina previou5
,iph, and the body sher sard bro nfo the water.
The wound 10 ebe peck not thougt 20 be sudi nt
10 eaupe o.ath. bat had the appearance Of having
been Inflicted By no upwsrd bio from an or other
iosrumen. esiisn,ly MT very sharp. The cootu@d
weunds on the face ard head might have bean male
with the bead or blup portion OF o. BY heavy
club T5eIe was aso a stab ia the lsft siie OF the
neck but 70 what extent the weapon had penetrated
could rot he ascsrraioed TIE dscea'ed YES very
large n o. shout feet or inches in blight, woild
weigh over 900 pounds. AID possessed Fl a muscular
devel pment. He w{s dressed simply in bne over.
ais spd q ubite cotton shirt, Which was saturated
viii flood. Be sppss,td TO be pa'iye of Ireland
sDd probably about = years of age. He had no
covering 10 t feet.
IrforIusten WIS Immediately sent to Police Head
ouastsrs and the Coroner was elso notified Co 'oner
scbirmer and lis d.pasy, DIR. Bout'n, viewed the
body, sitter which it orfe Ell to bs re moved to
the Dead. Iouse ct Bellevue Hospisl for Identified
ton COMMISSIONER Nicholson. OF the B)a'd OF Cha-
tire snd Correction aso Examined the body, AMI d'n-
tiff. the shirt By beeec'ased woic was ma ked
"Ilspd Hospi,sl" 'imsr 10 those tnros ed TO the
patients q, IRE H.spi a. oa BA kreilS I,land. Az
the light leg # TIE dscssed from The knee ~n, was
enveioped IN bsrd sges it Is supposed that he ~ss
dec a, eed Hoepi al patient. TIE Coroner decided
that in The abstuce Of any identified ion Oft body or
testimony b.srirg The it would be useless to
bold en- inqueet uurilfuber nvestiga ions shall have
been n ade Mean oe tina, official, we'll as the
s+ventr Ward Police, will every endsavor to
solve the mystery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

had no hart fer Tie coat'a Agood deal more was
'sid by Mr. Mason eud probably more by myself but
made 10 fect a on either yf Brs hinfidse or Me:
DoegIa xsPt regret thst ,be t"o no Linatons hal
been usde
Neither couvsrsation was m ~. for the Press and
hsve decided objection 10 being Hrarcaf before the
pubc, and having difereut Of private cooVer-
sslions.
Very respectfully. JAMES OUEtgIE
WheTeupon the I'm. john G Itson o. sings-
Vile puhli.h.s TIE fliowsug cxrisusi u:
at ia not for me ~ say wbehar NJ. Guthrie said
10 Mef@s Ha'deUan aod VI Kse th1 citofs 4 The
LO"isr,Hc COurafv, thht be eogld not snpport W.
BfecEirIijga because BE- DOING ht wonid b. giyiog
sio ~ the el- ctioo Of iiucolU: hn, 90 sag that Nn
GU RE toll thE' We e. $50 to t'ef1 AZ the LON -
VILE CchveI lion ] called on SIR Grthrie. Col l'ald-
wei inf nm me of the time aod be w1Ul b. Mt
leeur. went 10 bin - hst 4 iesg hy conversa
ton did not uudfre,srd II % IA secret ore AID
whenever heard Il cireu'stfd that u ca hrie was
for Brecbin'ifgs repeated rfq1.ntS WAT re eii1 90
me- coutsiUed in tie shove quotation merks and
have 0rid recollection Of tN.t astsEfut a. vel -
tbe Teslops be gaze Cor nasing ths"sta'em7nt. tie
said The editors Of Yjc CoUy messed him 'yf me r9-
Ton Why tie would pot vote f0r Bfs,kurd9e. We ~
not say Uhat tis, ct be vOolo turgrr; u he g0uti
unite 70 dosst Lincoln v,s surirs-d 4t Oh" dsIlf
Of The Courier, for I knew Nr. Mckee AID W..
Guibrie TO DO mtp e t,ntb; srd hteiLg had Ne
Gull RE say fo could hot have expected ldsnia r jm
any quarter"
TIE Republicans If S'uih asleu Ws'tcbosterCO
held large and eDtbu. ssiic tDg t thu Prss5yte
rim church Of thst gls,n Trur,cav ev-ring last.
The people were addressed by e.. W. W. Hrgsmsu OF
New YORK, who rsvi ed, n sps Gu Of uss,ly tTo
bops in length the ecc attic record the ssuea Of
TIE csUpaign. Hs sfO't Was a wa5s-ry one and h IL
UNDIVIDED the aueTtiou 81 lis large a1ir nee. The
Wide.Awskfs T N he - ,ciog towns ard about go
ladies' were present Another nesting uili b hei at
the same place CD Oct. IS, st whch Chsubcsy N. De-
pew y i'll speas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

sculptor Bonrsisseux The trse csuncn Of which she
l. npeed we're presept from he Emperor Of Ire
Frenc5 al ey wers probably taken at SaSss OPP,
though il is laid they were oaptored a, Soiforino.
"A great ysseion esi.te a. preeett in Eofla1t r
erecting ttsiues tote mel'ry Of dead ~o'thi@s and
Ere seems 10 be oiouly 10 die 'veog suitable
nsnes 10 comm morae Captain Cox, the great
Dtyp,ior, aud Doctor Wave, the treat psalmist.
smouQ the lste.t IA .cs. thst bseo sic cd for
sussqu5 al tn0ioD. Bat there are ell vest nunl-
Der o. memorials Eus lehnen who might bs sstueesd
with ca, proyr'e,y Who will probsb have TO wait
pord many yssrp fore their bronze egies decorae
hc Lichws)s Of the country leY helped to enrich aud
euhgbten,
The wealth # France, in works Of ar, is almost
inc mruteble ard vet an attempt ha' been made, if
ret 70 compute the actual commercial value Of the
works Of ant leorgnR to the uaioD AT Last to take
ileir Ger s1s a catalogue hes been commences by
Ger Of the G verIment Of all the ~orks f srt ia the
Ftuel uC,auu. snd al,ces aud he nu uber Of 40 600
has s'r,siy en- r,aot ed Another aosue is 20 be
C mueucd Of all ths p-iIti' ga AMI sculptures in the
yublc bDi diDqs Of Ffaccs-the hospi,sls, churches
converts, town halls. colleges, &c.
All OR artists are 6ockinR back to the city in great
Iombers TOE Wedding Of Mr. Hasel.ne, on Wedoes
cpy brouebt considerable number aod tbe exho
ar d ths ball 20 be Prince attracted Gif,rd,
Sovdso and Luutze, of the Sudio" are back their
old ooarters
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CITY ITEMS

An Old AcqUATyTAScE RFTCsSED.-Tae ship
Q cen # the West, orGerl- OF the NsS-Yort and
Liv.rp, o lie Of packets, bot in is port about 1875,
sfd st,apdec on u Ii5h sst 10 1856 arrived a. tn
or, on wednesd4y bat, u1d' B'i ish coors in coui-
mend o. Cat Jchu VIM Barry, for many years en-
gas 90 in ih- 3 III East india uace Nstw hstald-
II the severe usage this chip received while ashore.
sbs has very f.vorabe certificate from the Bri isb
LIcys Tee On en- If The Vet lay of the BAKERY
On Thursday, hen tia BsrJo R,ntev arrived aod
,yas ores on K, 81 t. truck sDd MIA II ,yalHgh
reese passed. he yads roannei, and three hearty
cheers given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

haf nile role ,he chessnas fly went up 70 irona ana
dec. iv.d her Of TIE cad lhrossa,ce taxing ssoood
MACE sr.d es,tit a. ROss s ga rs capl.sicon-
-, 90 snSuss AID th reed 70 Seh'r 50 coes up
Iii o.el ,,Hsr tb.t sheet woad have covered the
a, p, sinc i,to The h ~ s-tse oh Rost Dhenr n
~. vs n . psa snS d'- ING ~sy tn IN hyr nor es al
syeiy ,,de raced he ld q staac y nner Of the
- 'ks . eis.r Istgth u l HiUu mi AZ Q ,oads;
TSrtcsnetk besupg iTona by woloI gths Tor secons
p'ee ne. % ord race az FIR ibs Asssciaiou Purse Of
e5.O 90 mica sno rste & tT which rdro1sn ok
n s. b nteur, aid Sessrs t & C. W, Dos wells
rbe.,tpt nliy Fancy WsshiJgt n, were entered.
In oc.ns wss, D. wever. y .hdJa an, as be ia en-
tered uns f'T & great fou Iils race on Fdiay,
His 9Th rswal csused long ODD 70 % b,t on
Ferny Warrington winning; $ll0 20 so bsirg freely
Offered
FIRST Heot-A good art was effected. Rosa Bon
beuT having IA iutid- plst on Toe VFgiois1 iity
hoSevtr ~ Dcs took ttu lie AID I'D TOE frs q Je
rooad BY t~o clear lengths; tiDe inmates IN this
soSeioh they rsu TO toe ser pole the second u9
round vhsD Ia ~ @asbiUg, u ipprj sed The pace,
which hitherto had bseo wr,tshed, AMI Rosa bsgAu
70 mstp up. ORtos far tide, t7- 'ckuy OF ms iaJsr
mace a g0rous 'fort TO ella FaOoy Washing IN,
t2i wihoo' su'c~ss 50 re laHer vi boa tiih ipp
shook hef Of AZ tbe tuin toto the b1mesrsch, Rosa
iga'u O ace TN .peu p, % Up wi her opponent
sac rtot cd re go o. ieuEth a lTsgy re. ,dl5
sIsueo, FsUuv W,s iogton -asly sttli1g OF K sfs
20 & md with ut being f.irly e1teuded, won TIE
hest We taiiiy ~ sisbRth. Line : min. ~ stc.
y lScc0 4 bCQ'.-Ro 4 ~, h III having been With
.drlws. ia, ny Wasnirg saaiesea over, tse wiune
Ok ;be ELoe.
SUMMARY.
PoNv RRPRzR PARK Pa Oct t0 1860 -H1aiic1D Race on
IL half # aid so # deeafed $500
H8fsd b. o. sO,ia
puy sr Oh Rosa Ronbeur ys. by inp Glen
ce Mil ood ty IMP Mo arch, 8Tlos..........
i.oyCs e. ? lhio-ssu'ck ca yui oy CracSer dam
Safe NsTd 3 ibs.......-.. ...................
It ,idT " Dos~eys g. IN. lr ns 3 is by Relis,er dan
Black SAL - Piio'e George lt8ios.....:..:......
1lu'e-.-. ........l:4'4
SAW DtY-fssoci1fi0n Paysc-TWo nile heats, $500.
apo r. " DosvsfE on F,n Washington, yrs.....l l
Itoras PuiycsTs Ch Rose BouhegT, dr
TINE.
Hslf mile. Mile Two miles.
TIrHt tes' ............l:OJ 2:uO 3:19
On fr0a) good racing is anticipated, the four
mile rs,s hcb always posses" attraction for
the puLo and e mile heats, being set down for
tnsJ DAY.
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THE PDYhE RPCRpTIcE.

To ne E1steyaf IN. n Tybvne
SIR: The ladies' Up town say that there ought TO 10
voitenp Indignation toz In the CITY, for the Outrage pr
prs.sj BY military yesterday In detaions the Pha,e Of
Wales doup until It late and too dat for the
awaiting him the route to BIN They ths ssi
pan which demanded 10 him ADD three
times sparste review aud prevent their seing hi
sy be military but 1t Is upsensm4nlS that We ran ready
81 peuse With seeing any o. the military q our city for
lor time TO come MURRAY HILL
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

4 en- a.. ,o,;,. ,.,srrs from tie sin'h wad, Csp<.
eI,rs Remaining sra, fhe Corcuers Rad boso n,'fed
Tie motto. pss BOT racciy.d ny she Coroner. hows's.
mil for y-seht houv rad elpsed aloe shs 6ad'as Of
,hs sfdy a,d ae 3 consequence 90 isqusst hes yes
feeD lsle Mssn,pis che frebds Of ,be d''sas-d be-
eass n ,ignsus u, the aT7s eane2ies ofte CoreasTs
Ihs,e the blaue lies 10 she msiiet Il ye; oikn'ws,
sut II uitb the soloe he per,on who neglected. 70
i,f,-, the CororsT Of The dsata Of Dsiu shoui4 b
puzibss
D,i'z n appsarF, vss recszt,y arrested On eh,rge
Of flse tv.enses, With wac e. b,ye ben sKarnises
st 3 sclcss on w,6resdsy, br1ors Ja,tioe Csnnsly.
The a.cpsed appeared srs 81 the proeer tine, has inc
invest RATION being ind. entlg postponed be rs;rnad
home ale paz,sd 10 bis wife tbst be ~as going to hs
room 10 write for tire, and did not wish 10 he DIS
turttd after tbe lap,e Of feW hosrs his wife ~snt
ND 70 call Kim, wbep she fo=n5 bin lyog dead On the
floor An empty t1mbler and teaspoon eere foass
Nv is side and &c was evident that be bad died oy pos
psD bet the nature Of the drug eou not Ee ascsrteed
y inquest eud pogtmortem examination vii be hsId
Cd The body s-day. TIE deceased ~ss aSout o. years
Of pse snd osimsd {, be n paive Of this country. He
hFd been mar ed bat fsw mouths.
CeumIrrrE on FisAscE.-Ths Committee on r.
nance Of tie Board of Couucuen met yesterday, sod
auorg other busnsss transacted reported In favor Of
eSrcur,rg with the Board Of AlSsrmsn in donstisg
50 coo - the Five Points House6f Industry; also, In
avor Of concurrng to donate $3.50 20 the Inebrases
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