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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
OaEE.
AUSTIN-On Tbursdsy

AUsTIN-On Thursday morning August 80 1860 Isaac H.
B fends and sequsin,n 49, aud also HIS brother John 3
Austin are invited to attend his funeral Friday afternoon,
lsu Tboms- Raigtn No la Ainss street, bet r.n
and Leonard streets, Brooklyn, Il. ID.
BuLKLEY-In Brooklyn, august 49, aged "a years William
The fiend Of The family and tho.e Of biz C. Bulsey
are invited 70 end Friday next, O'CLOCK
u fiola NO. ~ Cclnbiq-st.
lis remains VIII BE- tkn Rye FOR nteulen in tia l25
BoECKLIN-At Iryibgton Nsw.Yos on ws4o.s3.s August
~ tdith only ehi OF Werner and COTnei B'ecka, age
years
BoST iCKAt Fall. vl-ge Connecticut en- Tuesday Au-
g'2 Of consumption Er-oeyck Bo.t~ick aged yeAls,
ste conductor On tae Hudson River R,ilr-aa
BLRTiS In sou,h Brooklyn, Wednesday, August ~,
hstby buria Ia the 18th year Of mia ago
BRUMLsf-On Iborsdsy, August 30, Captain Reuben
TIE relatives and ishd. tho family are requested to attend
'h' funeral vices without further inV,u5D sstudsy
Place, corner Of Eighteenth street
CLAlT Mn Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August % Sarah
The relatives and fends requested attend the funeral this
Frday) aGon9o9 at oclock nom the reoenos Of her
Get Brooklyn
Dl kToNM LO Neck, Long Isl,nd Samuel Dsn,an, aged
II years.
DEHlKE In is city, Tuesday evening" August a. after
slrgnpg ine.. Margaret NJ. wife Of Chales A Detiks In
the 9Th year of her ago.
FOWLFR-A, 4soria Long Island on Wednesday August
40 ti,sb.th McOopId ibisn, daughter OF FSas aud
tb, late Ann EE, Fowlor, all ii Newfors aged wesks
@ ,. bSSIS s.5 sh psy ,Ss n rasr I after
widow Of tbe hta Christopher Hubs
eI friends nd those 81 the family respectfully Invited 10
attend he funeral without farther nytOn, Seventh Day
atep'on the LIT Of Ninth Month, ool'ck RON No 3lS
Hod street Brooklyn.
JkfRS-lu this city. Wednesday morning, August %
Dyed yea nths aud Is days George Merwin 500 Of
liam NJ aud Mad r. Jeens.
Tie FRIENDS tho family invited tho funer, ON
Friday senGon az two oelocA from the esidsnoe .! his
parents No. IL Nandam street.
JF-uP-M Wo-por Conn, wednesday morning August
~. In the bYth ear OF his asr, William II. J,sup.
The friend, II TIE IA lily invited 10 attend his fnera AZ
bis late esidenc" Ia Wespo Friday he 5st inst ct l0i
H., without iaJtheI invitation,
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RsO,e That tn. Association cordially nior,e TIE nonna-
don, msdc by State Convention pledge 10 each
tbs nominees our earnest and hearty support
These were unanimously adopted, but on motion the
vote recopsdered when after some di,cassion of
the secord resolution, they were readopSed with
ing cheers.
The Hon, Daniel Ullman filed the chair last even
ing Of tie regular meet ny Of the goahead an
Central Campaiqn Club. After the transe of reg
ular business, and the nominssica of new members
Mr. Young from the Executive Committee, MADE inc
following report: ..,..,o. .s,,.s =,
You, Commitse TO witch referred resolution offered AZ
the last % ss o, a sns for bnsS Of h
m ard ndus'rsl classes o. the c we "a
gn. Of The Ssd up Ss.sr und
,.sd , 1s sal.a 81 meeting. q read Republican
and documents novel means nlass ne aop that
the ub retain in It's specsl service a; may be nece.ss
corps spe ,ssrs oratos VINO wiz .. ~ ;, sis. A.
Of hS speaker So sSssnt Ds be to
them the STUMP and h s.s1y han an al
s" for holding ,s meeting the Of the clnb AMI
that VIII reflect credit upon the ZIP ana large
(Sined) rkAMulS ", hooNo' c,,,,,,,o,
JAUsTfN sTEvENs}
The report was adopted, and the Committee empew-
cred 10 select the speakers and announce them as pro
posed.
Mr. Whorden Of Virginia then addressed the Club in
an eloqutn Mt and enthusiastic style.
The Son h Brooklyn Republican Campaign Club
raised an elegant banner from the front Of their cabin
on Cont, near Douglass street, yesterday afternoon
On one side of the banner is portrait of rasptter
nine feet 10 length, swinging maui; while in the
background, is variety Of Illinois scenery Upon
the figure ia the following sentence from ono of
"Honest Old Abes" speeches: "Our policy is ex-
sc,y the policy of the men who msdethe Union
nothing more, nothing sss." On the reverse Of the
banner, ia a representation Of the American esgls
bearing the motto Equal and Exact Justice Above
the eagle is the Dams of Abraham Lincoln, and be-
meath that Of Hannibal Hamlin, The banner was de-
signed and painted by De5or.
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Msrkess-Rsported by Tslesrapk,

BALTIMORE Thursday, AuE 30, 1ssoFLorR 6rn Howard
street .pd Ohio held at IS 56 C.y mills closed M higher
S562i WHEAT srve and buoyantj Western, 81 6$I 30
for Whit. 81 20d 81 20 for Red Southern Red 81 ad @
White 81 rs CoRy sstiyej Yellow 6adIo PRoyrsoss dull
spd unchanged WHISKY hTa er at 221224c. CoTgs
active; Rio, l3tdl5c Stock Il Bio better
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 20-FLoUR-Holdsrs demand en- ad-
ysnce HEAT wanted White ~ 451S1 So Red oil 81
da1 40 CoRy firm at 73s. BAcos steady WHrsKY arm ct
.2023c. CoyyEE dull and unchanged ~
OswEGo, Aug 30-6 p. m-PLOUR dull 4, PREVIOUS prices.
6,n with good demand sales 500 ossh No 2Chi.se
Spring at 81 as IL coo bash No Iowa Spring 81 l@i
$40 busb Red Ublo 81 2o senbush Red indsns 81 a.
and co busn White DO at 81 Coas IN fai, demand.
bot the hrnpess hode and the advance in s,ns chsc.
tran,af sales CANAL FRBIGHrs sd-sncsd - On ZION
AID Grsn; Flour s4c What llc Corr lie ~ New Yora
LaER IsPoRrs-4O0 hbls Flour 1T4oo0 bush Whe.t 5000
bush CAsAL ExPoRrs3 700 bos Flour 1907 bush
Wheat "A 300 bush. Corn .
CIscSsArI aug sO-FLoUs held NOR, firmly. Witch check.
the demand superhue 90 65as4 10 WHISKY very scarce
at I9c Of &C. PPov.Ios: quiet MONEY market
and sisht ExoHAsaE ON New York unclaimed
CYIc.s0 avg 20.- FLJuR sod 5000 higher WHRlT
6ra sl.s bnsh 8hd87c for No Spng sa1S4c. 70.
No D. nd 81 for No lied In store coRS active oo
bush ~ 6c Oars quiet RRCEIPTs2 so bols Flour
I4 bush 40 100 bu,h Corn 600 bush oSa sHP
ME- ILSl bush Wheat FRHigHrs firm l5c Wheat 10
BuAslo Sight ExoHAseE on New-Yok v ce.t premium.
Ekw-OKLYAss, August ?0-CoTToy closed Nth advancing
ndsncy sles to-day 1900 bales q an sdyasee 81 o9
lOsc fer Ndd ing Flour firm at IS 50 for SupsrDe CoRs
quiet 60dTc SUGAR buoyan At 9Gsic fsI Fsr 70 fully
fsir MoLAsRs 2Go2sc. Pork firm; Me-. at SEA ~. LAID
in 1ess lac. The rest Of the market unchanged.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

steamshp.-Etns Anderson, Liverpool Cunsyd Roanoke
Couch NORFOLK Ludan Heincken Columbia Berry ckAres
tor, spohod, TilesD& Co.. Montgomery. Berry, Savannah
Il b Cromwell Co.
Ships snAna PeBson, New-Orleans WIN. Nelson Sons,
R. Preb Newell London, Morgan Wiley; A. Bonineer
lPrus) Hashssep Bau LuiEs Aurors Cloush, San
FiaU,i-co Sutton Co.
Barfs-W :. QunD, Quinn Philadelphia, w. Mckee T.
B. BertIsm Nichols Mobile Sturges Chairman Co. Z.
Rubele Ham koyssn, HsmbugP. Flood, Anderson, Cora
and n erk,t Wendt Co.
Laccste Pierce tondoLd rry II D. Brookmsa Co Water
itch Jackson Msthia Peck Church, olsck6sh Fsirshd
Savsnnah D. G Murray; Mystic Fish, Lavsccs McCresdy,
Nett Co. "A. D. Wbdde1, Gamble AK Cages.
schooDers-D Russell. Better Hartford NADER Ann Cole,
Co.; Ella Farnharo, Boston. Mecsf Duncani Norfolk
Pscirt Bede Apalacbicos r. Post A. r. W-tm Boeert,
Alexandra Van Bimt Ssght Col Lester Delay Norwich,
Van .run Slight Burush Bennett Brszos G. a. Person
Co.; J. jones Jones Corpus hhst J. G. seght Cryrd
Palace. 0gley, Jsck.onyne, uat.r, A. b Hays Robins "a,
Philadelphia j. Hand Eupbems Bayley, Ponce .. W. Lewis
Co
stesmer-Desware, Cannon, Philadelphia, F. Perkins
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To Mariners.

CoAsr OF MAss.c'nsErTs.-MiSor' IKpsE ESuANcE TO
BosToS BAY iufounaou has ben received at this o,7 on
Cop. 3 Agx.nler Of Epsuesn Of the couple ion Of
the Lighthouse the Outer Mnots Ledge the Cohases
ko'Ss
The tower Of ds gray granite 30 feet In diameter a. the
hare, ~ feat tChes high above ME "a low water 81
mounted by bronze lntorn p feet inches lih un NC
tsl hight of the above mean low water liz es'
ipehe. -,
The Illuminating sppsTstus ott Of The seSad order
Of the system Of Fresnc and all show hS,i Sn a..
The focal plane "a feet shove the uean h'sn % .e
lght should b. visible high water from pG,a ~ oe' s'V''
tto suriAcs q the distance Of 10 nSeiSai a., ann,
The IN, VIII he bib for the rst time rom sahse " '"H
, on 4 18th dsy of Nov lfo aud ev-fy us as is,o Ala
ny authority ofthe set Of pc w. pibtioa Of s
MIrc ig bsht ard .hrcssi no~ .t,eoned on aH'ts
~ IN ~ Iii drawn aud die n'oHei 1t ihs same TUE
% W nm hers nom Boston Lighthouse r. = r. 81 as
tant about miles 80, -, n. IN
Lon. 10 a. "a east nom Grusnweh
By order OF the Lishthoase Board ,r,, 49,, s..,..
wa.hiDstou Aus "a, 1907
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sauor shnd3e,. The Language Of the omcs,s WE -,
.sed;nslv proiaoe; AogginP, bearing AM ia .o,ld
k;nSs were everyday oguTreIscss s1a 1o W. ,,
rave obgosted dog Ire sh,' .,;oe oanv natioas-
a. Among the nu pber were tofSo hpo fN'
Portuentfe. One day, wbis on Tue coast IVioe Nv
longer able TO stand the i'll treatment aud repgs 20
which they were subjected, all three lunpn
and tired 70 gain tho shore by sSiuningi Dat afer
struggling some time, two Of thea SUNK 10 rlse no
more via the third was picked up oy tins toWoos
and put 90 r ard o. toe ship. Another man was osdy
beaten ard ftally kicked 'fom aloft aud iaidg over
board and ended his gatherings. like outrage was
ptrpetraied upon the re- of Du'ch boy Tue cap
lain WAS standr q on deck and lesn g over the bal
" srka when the BOY thrown idto the sea, aud he
gave orders not TO save him. II is further stated
mat he ws ched him Through his spyglass In his
diving strdggles, the sea az this time being very
smooth Delsre adds {. at, night during the voy-
age ne was standing behind one Of the boats, whsn
the second AID third mates beg to coax aud cares
Mexican boy, who was not much Of a sailori and as
if they we're Joking pushed him az ns the bilwarss;
then one of them took him by neck with one hsnd
and gagged his mouth, and placing his head over tue
busarks while toe other took out his KNIFE and cut
The boys head off and threw the headess body INTO
the SEA. This was enacted as d joke, ana Win We
grin of q bapgusn their faces. On seeing zig
French boy watching them, they told him II ne dare9
TO men ion the Circumstance 70 any QUE sy wOu
serve him in the came wsy. Norls TINS All, ,AcHPen
ter WHO bad been 4" shaDghaed" In Ne~-Ofie,ns, "as
so bsdY beaen that he died IN tvs days aiter me Veei
arrived in Liverpool Al the Coroner inquest, tuo yy
gave their yerdc, 10 the effect that the came
bs deah by the hands of the second aud taisa macs
Th v fed and one of them was alknS tne stree VI
b;s a fevy DAYS ago " It'll The French boy cot1es
o. on and meeting him, shook hands with him. The
bow stared for an officer and when he returned the
an had gone These two mates, ne swears, hgurSd
conspicuousy in acts OF similar character on board
another pas ket ship not long since 1t was said In
Couri, few days since, tina. the captain OF the hrss
yesqe referred 70 was a very humane man, and just "a
the vessel entering port ne gave every seaman
Bible Out Of twenty-five men who left New-ofleans
in her, oIly eighteen arrived in Liverpool.
The above horrible story is now being investigated
in the ULi ed States Court of the Southern District OF
New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

WEST wAsHISsToS MARKET.-Tbe occupants Of
sh,s Market state that the agent Of Taylor Brennan
collects rents ss heretoforenone Of the tenants re-
fusDg payment. On the other band the city colsctor
hao zone $50 on his books yeserday-showipg that
sAere are thcse Who make payments % b,tA parties
The nsrse,men cay they ae wen satisfied With the
present srspgem, na, and would dread return to the
discriminating ~ ftem of which they have had go bitter
en- experience under The corporation case Ia men
Honed where one individual was black mailed 10 the
extent Of 81 400 in one year. The pssfageways are
KEEP. in order by the pressrt lessons whica was not the
Gaze under the corporation.
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BEDFORD TARxER:' CIUB.-The Formers Club Of
Bedford, wes'cbesteT COun, meet this afternoon a.
.sck st re Jay Farm. The subjec for discussion is
snake, Fsrs." TIeexpedency Of establishing local
market fare q, STAYED intervals 10 England lie a..
acticg The attention of farmers 10 New England, and
M effort i'll probably be made to test their practical
klh Y IN Westeheeter County.
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ret at the foot Of COurand! street by Engne Co No.
8, and escorted to Military Garden, in Broosl,n,
where q sumptaous dinner was provided, after which
they were escorted 10 the Albany boa. The fass
upon The City Hall displayed upon the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

Crssus Irrss.-Rsturns from the town Of New
Io,ts, l. l., give stipulation of 3,277. The number
Of fsrms Is So and there we're SO deaths lasi year.
Faatbu. h L. l., has population Of 1888. aud 30
farms The lumber of deaths last yssr was 3o2, in-
Guiding those in the Kings County Insane Hospital,
sni The Narsery, located there.
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.BROOKL YIN IlEMS

hTTEsrTED AssAssIsATIos.-Abou II o'clock
on Wednesday night, Mr. George Bowman lsulp
lighter Of the Eighth Ward while in the purpu. of his
calling was engaged in lighting street lamp a. the
corner Of Fifth and Fifth street, Gowanus was
fred At by two men who then ads their escape i4to
the woods. The ball from the pistol passed through
the lamp, but inflicted no injury upon Mr.. Bowman
No cause can be assigned for thu attempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

Particulars Yesterday morning one
Of The dsles, In an article faro bauks made the
charge tia, there il In Broadway faro bank carried
on Oh the same floor with prominent railroad Ofies
The railroad men are in something of 1utter abou it,
end demand that the author Of the article be more
explicit IN his charge and give the name OF the offend
lug office, in order that innocent railroad agents may
b. sAculpsed from the iDsinuaion Of being in close
communion with faro.dealsrs.
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N 1vSssyF -.

UUDGARD--Ci RMAN-On Monday, August D., at the reh
The brides fshsl In W,st6sl aen l-ls1d Dy tue
Rev John Swaiu Mr. William w Hubbard TO Miss
Isab.lia CsTnan ali Of toe above nanled place
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THE CouRTs.-A Special Term OF the Supreme
Court. VII be held on Monday pext. In the City
Court no jury trials will take place before the third
Monday in September. Csuses ready Tor trlal without
jury will be proceeded with on the second MONDAY
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PHILADELPHIA, AUG 30 -Belov, bark Ann elisabeth
Hassna; b IL McGilVeTy. Bic River.
BOSTON Aug 30.AIr bark Leroy, Coleman, Chaiiesson-
Below, biig Abby, ThaAtsT, CT, nflosos,
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DRowsxD.-About 0 clock yesterday Afternoon
the body Of unknown man found In the river az the
foot of National avenue Grsen3cnt 1t apparently the
bocy about 30 years old nearly dI feet high aud stout
bui IL had probably BE-. in the war about days Cor
oner Murphy vim hold inquest today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

FWEHESs CoURTrsWs.-Niigara Engine Co. No
7, Of Troy, entertained yesterday by Eugine Co.
No 3, Of Brooklyn, in a sumptuons manner. The
Trcjans had been on visit to Philadelphia, aud ar
rived in New-York yesterday morning. They were
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IsJUScrIos AGAINST THE SEWER COMMISSIONERS
DIsoLvEDJadgs Culver yestsday dssolved he IA? motion
obtained by Charles Kelsey inst tie Sewer Comnfsioner
which proceeding With the Butter
street The around taken in d.soyia the injunction was that
the plaintiff has another remedy beside by Injunction ao
that not proper tina, the should be restrained
at this stage from procet ding With the worh
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upon The City Hall were displayed upon the occasion.
THE CouRrs.-A Special Term Of the Supreme
Court. Wi be held on Monday pext. In the City
Court no Jury trials will take place before the third
Monday in September C,uses ready for trial without
Jury will be proceeded with on the second MONDAY
ARprsr OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O'Clock yes
terJay morning. Sergeant Ferry Of the Third Precinct
learned that prizsfg was in contemplation upon
classic ground at Red Hook Taking with him squad
of men the Sergeant proceeded 70 run-shop Kept by
John Briep at the corner Of Van BTunt and Sullivan
streets where he found fue lot OF short-baired ruff
fans and i YES 10 tbs number Of about Que buadred
and fifty. Bill Dowd and Mike 0NIel, we'l-deyeloped
bull dog specimens pointed cut no the rngleaders,
and were arrested on charge Of engaging IN prze-
fight. They were taken before msRistra'o but, as
they had not actually been engaged in breach Of the
peace they were discharged amid the congratulations
Of several of their friends who had assembled 10
ee them through.
DESTRUCTION OF SALERATUs MAsUFAcToRY ny
o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out 10 the
upper part OF theesory brick bndng situated N ds~ns
Co q. .aieaius msnu toy TIE IRE discovered by the
epsrer no %sd IN alarm and soon tas ne
there that tine ever prospect tst tn. ore would be con
hs s % 6 s asp y Of s'
dsnts engines The hose burt and long lime was COO,
samed IN procuring supply that the ne soon enV- PEG
the hole building and before the flames could be exiting hed
The building with the exception of the basemen en-
tey destroyed The main bud irregular 10 shape about
30 feet 20 feet deep aud contained the machinery az
portion Of manufactured stock The loss cannot
well he ensted present. o. al be rece.sary 20 examine
much OF he ascertain be daTayei by wser
or smoke. The engine in the bsemeD slightly injured by
water -,
The building worth about Sc Oo owned by Charles
Kelley esq Insured In elrop1itsn Insurance Co.
Tbe stock insured in the following Offices Williams
bureh City, Standard Harmony. Market, Fir meas Fund,
SEQ each Firenens Trust, 81, 500 Total, $4,000.
IEJUEcTIoN AGAINST THE SEWER COMMISSIONERS
DIssoLvEDJudgs Culver yestsrday dolved he i3 motion
obtained by Charles Kelsey inst tie Sewer Comn oners
which restrained them " proceeding With the sever on eue
The ground taken in dsovin the injunction was that
the plaintiff has another remedy beside by an asd
tbst proper tina, the should be restrained
at this stage from process ding with The worn
DRowSyD.-About 5 clock yesterday Afternoon
the rude body Of unknown ouud In the river a. the
foot of National avenue Grsenotin Ii spp4reutJ the
bocy of man yesrs old nearly I feet high aud stout
built II had probably be, in the wat about two days Cor
oner Murphy VIII hold I'll inquest today
Suit AGAINST THE CIrY-Jr. Edwin p. Spooner
the propcr of The Rooky has sued City Of Brook
lyn ior Of which claimed Tor publishing
the tax ses corpoison notices. &c. up to the l OF August
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TAX CosNIsSoyERs.-At a meeting Of che Board
Of Tax Commissioners yesterday, the following resolu-

n1IIIHVUbIy =
R,sl,eG That the Assessment District Deputies and CLERKS
be- they hereby follows tor the purpose Of
making The real and personal estate OF the
City and County of NewYok for be yeer 1851 said assess
nes directed BY law on tee hrst Monday oil
September Ieht: -
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
gun-Rises... SIS ses "a MooB-RLes..
WATER THIS OAY.
Sandy Hook. 7:22I Gov Island.. s1l He'll Gste e
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SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.-1r. Edwin Is. opoOner,
b p,oner of The yooELya star sued City OF Brook
yn or + 100 sl3 hch claimed Tor publishing
tie tau sales corporation notices. &c. to the st Of August
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U1os CouRsK l. L. Jug 30 le0Msth for 81 COOS eide
nile heats beet thI. Ia hy-, In haInrss
Penl Woods cray E-lding Prince JcLu.............2
j. g. Honots black g.ldng Native Ansricsn.....l drn
.2:3g.-28 -l;3Jt.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
CAMPING OUT.

We observe by q publication in au Indiana
paper that on the evening Of the 27th ult., sew
eral members OF the Democratic party met in
Indianapolis, 10 consider the question Of at
tending the Charleston Convection without
/ being olsl to death through their pockets
The result was the appointment OF an exocu-
tive committee to make arrangements for the
trip TO Charleston, and provide for the COM
fort Of those who may visit that CITY during
the session Of the convention, from ths stnte
Of Indiana, TO wit Wm. b. Beach. Chairman,
Gordon Tanner, Secretary, j. J. Bingham,
Treasurer, Il. H.. Brown, James d. Ryan, Ao-
quilla Jones, managers.
This committee announces that they have
made arrangements which insares shat all who
desire to visit Charleston can be E~ratl6ed at
an expense not exceeding ATTY dollars, sE7ao,
moraRa9 81 rsastV'Go or in palmer vernaoulaT
can g., and come back, and be lodged and fed
in Charleston within the low figures stated
The committee say they have provided a Ca
paoious aud very servioeable waterproof tent,
ike those used for Floral Halls at the State
FAIR. This tent will accommodate Ave huEj
rcd men. This caraySusera they will have
pitched in Cnarle ,tOa, and ready for abe re-
ceptiou Of ito nomadio inhabitants IN season to
save them from all aeeslng az the fiscal shears
OF the Palmetts landlords Provision vii! he
forwarded and placed therein, Tor the rsisc-
lion Of the boarders. The committee PROM
ise' however, netting more than shelter from
the weather 6ud suggests that eaeh member
Of this e%Itenporised community take up his
bed and walk-thatis, bring with hm a Gov
ering sufficient for his comfort, when he lies
down, or the drapery for his couch whergith
he shall euwrap his form, as he resigns him
self TO the enjoyment Of pleasant dreams about
tue success OF his candidate. All who en-
gage in this venture are desired to be at
Indianapolis on the 18th Of April-A, LN4iS
RYu6hcaa.