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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

A WOMAN on FIRE.-Yestsrday the community
around St. Marks place were very much startled by
tie sbrieks Of a young woman who was seen rushing
fcm No. Is of tina. street entirely enyeoped in flames
1t was Uncovered after ward thas she was 10 the em
ploy Of Mr. Carvie, and engaged in ironing when
her clothes accidentally took e and in state of des-
peration che ran over the house and finally into the
street, followed by u stream Of fame. She was at
tended By DR.. Gardner, the family physician Of MIR Co.
AID cent to the Charity Hospital of the New-York
Medical College in Thirteenth street, where she has
been made as comfortable possible, She isin very
critical condition, az she has more than haf Of her
BODY burned.
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CORRECTION.

SIR: The case of HOgg vs Sargent is erroneousiy
reported in this mornings TRIBUNE The defendant did not
pie that privileged communication bat both himself
and attorney when placed upon tho stand refused to
the ground that they would crminate themselves and rend
themselves liable for q cIilEsl prosecution
Ne,o. York Oct TO- ls6O JAMES HOGG.
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HOMELESS CHLDREN-WEsrwARD Hottie
Western States continue to receive and welcome the
large increase 10 their Juvenile population which Issues
fom the Cbildreus Aid Society without intermission.
1t would be impossible to calculate the large amount of
good achieved for the community by this Soc-ty since
it cmmtnCed operations eight years ago. Thousands
of poor children, who would otherwise be castaways
on the corrupt stream Of street life 10 this large city,
homeless and without resource are now, through the
actvolboIs of this Institution, growing up to be good
men and women, in excellent homes in the West, at.
ding schoO and prac,icpg tho social and moral du-
tiee that elevate nature. Mr.. IL. Frsdgen, who has
already located several hnndreds Of these children in
hdiana, left EewYork yes erday afternoon, with
company of over 10 boys and girS. 1t is becoming
remarkable feature Of tots migration that the wsboys
from the lodging house, No. 1913 Fulton street, form
large and interesting portion of it. The party Of yes
teIday had feveral fine lads from this Institution in its
vanguard All were wel-dressed, in good spirits, ani
a. tcpa,ive Of the good time coming in the prosper
Gus West.
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OBSCENE PUBLIcATIoYS.--A young man named
Jsmes Sweeney while eDdeayoug sell indecent publications
to the on board the Isaac Newton Tuesday ugh
by Officer Welsh Ct the Steemboat squad Justio
Welsh locked him There great young
in this city gaged hawking these filthy publ cations
about the railroad dePots steamboats, and hotels
looked after by the Police.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAsBBKs-ocr 1O.-BeiOre Justice
ALLBS.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAsBERs-ocr. 1o-BeiOre Justice
ALLBS
ECIsIoNs.
Joban G. Bllhofer ct al agt. Victor ienbaeh, ct sl
Motion to dissolve injunction denied without costs
Before Justice LBoSAkD .. .
Charles Schlessinger Ell al agt. Waller j. Martini
Motion deDiod with $40 costs to abide event;
junction made permanent Reference ordered 10 appoint
William D. Warren agt. d F. Eddy, &c.-Motion
10 set aside Judgment granted, without costs
TuT ARTISANS BAEK CAsE-FURTHER PosTPONENENT.
In the mat er of the Artisans B'nk by consent OF
counsel adjournment was granted till next Saturday morning
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TEEH-ocr. lo-Before Judge
HILTON.
DECIsIOSs
Broadway Bark at. Calvin Condit.-Dsfendant to
.ppesr 20 be examined on 18th inst st2p m. ~,
Boz wick sgt Adams.-Caused TO be placed on Cal
eDS See IG agt Newen-MOton granted conditOnay
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ocT. 10 Before Record
IN account Of vara ION bet ween the indictment
and The acts the Of Mrs Palmer being incorrectly gwen
~ Fdatd LIBBY charged wi burglary, the Court
directed the jury bring IN dict Of not guilty FOR the es',n
above ssgoeo The ss viii come aP assh So@ s tho
cerfcso the @ Niles Fh1I and ab se
gI'cl "a BY Doise in h- The sound was
~ tst rn the striking Of match She opened her eyes ana
s Of man sandn 10 front Of bureau few fee; on with
~ Sct her holding lighted match IN his hand ana shs
saw The reflection Of his face in mirror aachea 70 Inc t0p Of
Gustsye d. stupid Frenchmsn went Into the !ewe
oy ~ Iohn Frey deirng the later supposed 70 tt'oe
Of cheap An exchange made and the trenchaa
en Lis ays days after he lodged complaint hghns'
M Eev with the charge Of larceny The services Of hr
Kszin the Interpreter were brought into reqai'1n soa tG
nnlsinant detsd conversation held with mI Fey "
M tIDe the affair happened st the witness s'temPt9s
snea Il 10 the Jury succeeded only In utt1rng mass o. h
ttstoibie i.rgon MI Frey does not understand woTd
French and Decker showed that he had about IN same smon
Of Of Eng sh The Jury at once rendered 'efac
Of scquitta. HI. 4. L,.,, 4, ,,s tbi,d Ssyree
- $3.50, ,bs ,,cr. No Wet street the night on the
b August and sppropGng boxes Of cigars sent 70 Tue
PeuitsLtary ore year ~. s....,,, ara ha,ts,v for
b.ng itbout pfoyocaon the 18th August nssulIea hch
ard Colt . ,, ,-.-.t,n
III. Court adjourned to Thursday morning
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAT. .u
UsITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-No csehuaI VII
SupnTsT CouRr-CIRcUIT-Pat Mos. lazy,
I1sI l4ss 1883 1883 1897, lsO 1909 1905 1901. P H-n@
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TIE CrSTRE-STREET MURDER.-Coronor O'Keefe
yesterday concluded the inquest at the Hos
Kita on the body of Michael Healey who was stabbed
in the abdomen on Sunday night by some unknown
person at tie corner of Caus aud Centre streets No
clue to the perpetratOr obtained, aud the Jury
ornd that the deceased to bis death from wounds
received at the hands Of some unknown person.
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POVERTY, Sickness AND SUICIDE Coroner Schir.
mer on Tuesday evening held an inquest on the body
Of Matilda Marx, native of Germany, 26 years Of
age, who died the previous night from the effects of
poison taken for the purpose of self destruction The
deceased was tho wife of young butcher, and had
been married about eight months Her husband was
taken sck some time siuco, and has been confined to
his led for seveIa weeks. In consequence Of bis iaa
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CASTLE GARDEN Under the direction of Mr.. Cas-
td, the Superiutt Mt Of Castle Garden, the time
worn old edfce has been brushed up and tsstefally
decorated and put in good order for the reception OF
The Prince of Wales and SUITE The galleries have
been strung with bunting while the flags ct all nations
are suspended about the interior. The Prince and
suite will land at the Castle Garden psr, and thence
proceed through the old Castle Garden to the battery
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THE FIRE IN FIFTY FIRST STREET.-Ths fire in
Fifty-frs street, the Ninth avenue, mention OF
which was made in yesterday TRIBUNE, involved the
destruction of James Blake's Musketo Netting aad
Buckram Mandatory. The bulding was OF wood.
and burned rapidly. Mr. Blakes loss is estimated IL
about $50 OOO and he is insured for $4,000 in various
City and Country Companies
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,u;,, % ,.bor be was reduced TO extreme Po,c'y'
,dho ana hi, wife suffe red many prvasions luz
-.o;ob,d nnon Mrs. Marx that il made her exceeoev
dssrondept and finally drove her to suicide va "o
dav afternoon she went TO painter IN roor'" -"
pssr where she Lived and procured quann'y
roach powder, composed Of arsenic ana a'''"'"
copper. - ,or.;o, AZ
R,tuypipe home, che deliberately mixed por"on :.
:, r. olass Of vatsr aud drank it. She then wen.
the bedside Of her husband, and toid nun '""'
taken poion, and would soon be dead. sne sna 'u~s
in consequence of his sickness, she ~" n''.le
poverty and privation before them anu ia'l.'
him snaer and che unable to relieve hio' '.' ''..
solved TO die. The husband OF the unior'u"",' -.
inmedia ely sent for assistance but II arr'eu 49,
8, sbe WAS then beyond res Grafton. Aitsr heane a..
to.tirnonv. Of which the above IS the suoS'A"'''
Jurv rendered verdict of suicide by poison
Tuv MuI1I. FUND IN THE ARTISANS BANK - ias
militia communication fund, amounting 10 a'ou' 800
wac placed in the Artisans Bank BY the Cny ons"
hs lain sub;ect 70 the order of the Division boafu
Oaieera Yesterday, the Chamberlan's clerk reioso1
MIR. George Mawby an order Of $50 3D. 90 'ne iuD,
it has been discovered, are locked up In 'n' AH"'
Bank.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DisTHlCI'-D''' 49,"
Herrick was nominated for Congress by the IammAny
Convention, at o'clock yesterday morning. ater o'0r
four hundred ballots and five ms,tings. There were
100 ballots on Tuesday night and the last one resuiea
in Mr. Hsrri.k's nomination. There arc hve cAnu'-
dates in the feld-wakeman, Republican; Gerard,
Union; Bradford, Mozart; WILLIE, Breckinndge, ana
Herrick, Tammany.
DEATH FROM SrABs.-On Saturday night last,
man named Michael Heaey, living at No.38 City Hal
Mace was stabbed in the abdomen by some unknown
person The wounded man was conveyed tothe new
York Hospital, where he died yesterday morning IL
ia alleged that the deceased while Intoxicated on oas
urday night was elected from the saloon, corner o.
Spring and Mott streets account Of his having re-
fused to psy for the liquor he had drank SuoSe-
queny the deceased and the proprietor OF the snoos
bad a dispute in Centre street. near Canal, wnen tue
deceased was stabbed by some unknown person among
the crowd WI ich had collected. Coroner Schrmer yes
terday summoned jury to hold an Inquest on the
body, but being unable to obtain the necessary VII
nesses, the case was adjourned until this morning.
Meantime, the police will use every endeavor to ar
rest the perpetrator of the murder.
THE FIRE IN FIFTY FIRST STREET.-Ths fire in
Fiftyfrs street. near the Ninth avenue, mention OF
which was made in yesterdays TRIBUNE, involved the
destruction Of James Blaks's Musketo Netting aad
| Buckram Mandatory The bailding was OF woods
and burned rapidly. Mr.. Blakes loss is estimated 1t
about $50 000 and he is insured for Sl9,OOO In various
City and Country Companies.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATIoS.-This board met
as usual yesterday afternoon, but no business Of pubic
importance was brought before the Commissioners
The weekly statement shows that 50 1873 emigr4nts ar
rived al this port since the let Of January last Mum
Der Of arrivals last year during the same PERIOD o1'
During IL past week, there were only 297 arrly ais
Aggregate receipts from all sources, S232 3S2 u.s. DIS
bursements, $2l4, 924 80. Balance, 5000 40.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A WEsTcHEsTER CoUETY FAR.
MER.-Mr Thomas Sarlss, of Newcastle Township, in
Westchester County, wealthy farmer, was instantly
killed. or Get g. while at work in the business Of his
farm. He had brought cart lead of pumpkins to his
barn. ard was in the act of dumping them, when the
oxeu started letting the cart bed fall back upon him,
and carrying him against the post Of the doorway,
crushing bis body that life was instantly exuguishsd.
He was about sixty five years old, was a native of
that county, where he has spent Industrious life,
aud was much respected by large circle of acquaiut
snces. He wss noted a very Woodworking man,
who has grown wealthy upon tbs business Of farming.
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advertisement
ASTHMA.

JONAS WmTcoNB's RsMEDY-Prepsred from a German re-.
ceipt obtained by the late Jonas Whitcomb In Europe
TESTIMONY or PENNSYLVANIA MERCHANT.
LIvRENoRE, Pa Sept g. 1860.
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saw notice Of your valuable medicine 10 the Pittsburgh Chr.
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ASTHMA
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Jonas Whitccmbs Remedy for Asthms prepared ony By
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Advestisementl - a,
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To NrRCUANTs.-If you had PI uis &c 70 detect
edge of PheaoOs would eSasntS eas.e@
ard help all your sSS~ pe~s s;s
inmson can be given BY FowLEI ,sa descriptions sivsa
No a0s broadway Charts and fun "''
daily.
The PRINCE or WALES P. ss Isss d B ~
seen nom the Window bscsnis cscs the sd@sss
~ ~ ssam a cIndes sight % "a the perfenaacs Of
Twins Sea Aibncs ha ihousAaa VII BE sesses
the drama Of Jo'ePh saa Wv o'
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DEATH IN THE WoRK-HoUsE.-0n the 9Th last.
Henry Dugsn was sent to the Work-Houss by Justice
Welsh for ten days charge Of drunkenness. After
remaining for time in the Tombs the prisoner was
Transferred with Others to the steamboat which con-
veys pereons from the city prisons to the Island On
the trip up he river Dugan became unconscious, and,
after r,mairng insensble for "a hours expired Cor
oner Gamble held an inquest the body yesterday,
when post norton examination was made. An ex-
tenve fracture at ;he base of the skull discovered
which was pronounced TO be the cause of death 1t
was impossible 10 ascertain how the fracture had been
received but it is thought TO have been the result of
fall The examination of tho internal organs sho we'd
that deceased was man of very Incorporate habits.
In the hope of gaining further knowledge Of the
the il quest wac adjourned till to-day.
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S Bceep..9Decrease OF ports, compared with
last yeaT 1000 bales ErportsDecreese to Greet britain
o. i baes decrease to France, 2OO; to other foreign
% tr cleaances are ssre. Total decrease in exports,
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CURB FOR ASTHMA.


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EYE AND EAR INSTITUTION, Ne: ioi 4. qua g..
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COURT CALEEDAR-THB DAT. IN
UsITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-No calendar I'LL
ne SrpHTsg CoURr-CIRcUIr-Psn Mos. lay,
I.sI liza 1859 1883 1881 1901 1909 1905 1907 P H-Nss
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CHESS IN NEw-YoKR.-paul Morphy and Louis
Pausep may be seen often at the Club and although
one Of them at least is very eager 10 encounter his
rival the prospecs of match becoming quito du
pious 1t is to be regretted series of open and even
games, duly carried by such adopts as Paulsen and
Morpby, would certainly prove highly interesting to
amateprs generally, would sft out one or two Of the
most important opeDiDgs-the Evans eambit, for in-
stapce-snd revive the cause of Chess, which OF lac
tas been rather drOoIiDg.
Wh.n they first net at the tournament In 1897,
Psulsen displayed power Of auslysis and ski which
was go much the more surprhing that he possessed
scarcely any book knowledge had never encountered
Gle frstclsss player, and was literally obliged to
invent nearly all the moves and defenses which his
more learned opponents had gathered from Caess
treaties. Hence his Glow play and close game. And
yet he not only took the second prize, bot made a
holder stand perhaps than any Of the celebrities who
PLAYED with MoTpby in Europe. Since. Paulsen has
devoted much time TO books, and may be said TO be
row both skiliu and eruditei ne plays boldly, rapidly
and openly. 1t s reasonable to infer that If when
left to bis own resources, he proved himself sucn an
able competitor, at present he would be no unworthy
antsponst TO MorEhy. IL wac in the expecta ion of
match or encounter, that the following letter was sent
by Paulsen:
To P.rL MORPpY es1-D,dr Sir. In the hope Of promoting
the cause OF Chess permit to invite you friendly contest
oIe the board the folio ing tetms: .
mstch ereH, si-tiIg Of games TO make
more dene stch Of sx Evans simbs each player to
dnrt three the attack and III tnss the defense aud OF
twelve Ranbs the kings side attack and defense to BIO
sy, alternately by each player throughout the match
AM aware thit yon Lave Gecnd playing with our most
prominent Cbessyt erceP, 1T the oeds OF the pawn aud
nose Allow ia reply 20 express the opinion tfA the odds
a. he paxp and move doubl ad vantage while It invariably
and result. hi Of mongre never dgancins
the Chez, aud rarely proving Interesting to the great
msoiily OF Amateurs
kes ssity part never 10 meet sd
Veay whu posug the oCndioH Of receiving odds beg
leave suggest advantage which without marng the beau
.es of our n DE game may prove ceptabls you viz;
shall many out OF the match a. In opn
ion Of winning the match perfectly
yield opponent an advantage equal 70 tic pam
snd move. -,
favor with reply ,,,. :. ,.,,
remain. &c, LOUIS PAULSEN
This challenge MOVhy declined to accept, saying
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THE BURTON LIBRARY SALE.-About one hundred
persons were preeent yesterday at the SALE and the
bidding was lively though confined almost entirely to
the trade copy of the first edition of DrydenS ORA
matte Works, the original quartOs, collected BY Mr.
Burton in three volumes sold for So so per volume.
The rest of the books scld nearly all OF small
value being for the mos. part old single plays Of LITTLE
interest," which purchased by in he trade
No Of the profession were present. the articles
Ct special interest to them not being yet booked in the
catalogues.
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IA3ysr, iseiiient

The PRINCE or WALES Ps sss Essf y s.ssvs:
seen from the Window s.SsS place and The
NJ -. Museum cade. s and the q
Twins Sea Lon Albne, Rs..hssa iheasAad VII ps ssss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE.-This Board transacted
but little business yesterday. A patrolman namet
Miller was dismissed from the Department for intoxi
cation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

THK WoMAss' LIBRARY.-This Institution promises
to be splendid success in every way. 1t was pecu-
lsry fortunate in its preliminary meetings, and good
fortune continues to flow Tito lie doors now that they
are open, in the WY Of subscribers During the PAs'
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Philharmonic SocmTY-The first Philharmonic
rehearsal of the season took pacs yesterday afternoon
at the Academy of Music in the presence of select
audience to which the ladies, as usual, added largely
of beauty. The takers were rot so strongly repre-
sented as on some occasions and Irritation was cheny
confined to the boxes and corridors outlying. Inc
niece de resistance the Sym hony In u, by ROBERT
Schumaun, work full of delicious passages, ana per-
hsps clearer to the general comprehension IMAM mos
other compositions by the came hand In adduoo tne
"IAonora Overture No. 2, by Beethoven, and Men,
delssObps Calm sea aud happy voyage were played
with delicsey and spirt most encouraging 70 those
who look to this Society for musical enjoyment during
tie Winter The second rehearsal will take place on
the oath inst
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER H. 1860

that be had not come North to play chess ana wouia
,nv encounter PsuIssn at Odds snd ID az OCCASIONAL
., ma q, two at the Club. There other reasons'
Morpby truly says that he does not maze o' 'uo''
profession, but simply q pastimei and H. oe0Aus'
be was 80 fortunate, or unfortunate, as u W
tain great proficiency at the game, he mn' 10
made to play nolens rOlens, at home ana ABROAD
row and at all times, life Is not worm
f.rtbirg to him. He entered the lists to ascertain
what stand be could make against tirstrae players
He met them all-wb ono celebrated excepton-came
of victorious here and elsewhere; and now that tois
opinion is made up the subject, he wishes TO leave
CHEFS where it belongs and to devote himself to the
practice of bis profession To rfuie to play on even
terms With any player ia privilege generally clsiued
by all successful champions who stand first and fore
most in the world of chess.
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JONAS WHTcoNB's RsMEDY-Prepsred from German re-.
ceipt obtained by the late Jonas Whitcomb In Europe
TESTIMONY or A PENNSYLVANIA MERCHANT
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lAdyeriseineniI

To MERCBANTs--If you had p. p VOC 70 d..eot
rosue dSsp You in all your 1oSr osn which
At the tiwo you shoa &KLLss ess@iasGns ~
No 300 Broadway Charts and fun "'