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The New York herald., 1860-09-19
Personal ynte,ligsnoe.

Mr.. Hackett, who recently sold his noble and re-
msrkably scautful residence upon Bellevue Mound
Carlye, Iiinos, has jus. purchased neat and much
admired ono covering few acres upon the heights of
Yonkers II was lately owned by J. H. Wicker, Esq.
Mr.. shaw the rich old bachelor ct St. Louis against
whom Efie Carstsng broaght that famous breach Of
premise cass assessed $3.50 900 for real estate and
$l3 800 for personal property. Ee IL st2 living at ST.
Louis Che Is not assessed for any property yet
Col Mansfield, United states army; J. r. DeBow and
family, Louisiana, and hon. Je Davis Of Mississippi, are
At Warrington.
Hon. Robert ncIAne, Of Baltimore 10 stopping =, tho
Antonio Mantla, Governor Of C1ba stopping at the
Astor Place Eotel.
Pedro p Ortiz Secretary Of the Peruvian legation a.
Washington Ia stopping al the Clarendon Eotel
DR.. Rogers and lady Of Philadelphia; j. M Jscox, Of
Hartford, Conn, stopping q, the Everett. House.
Hon. D. Noble, Of Michigan Colonel DerriD ger, OF
Thompson, Of Virginia. 9. II. Richmond and i .dy, Of
Michigan and Powell, Of Tennessee, are stop ping q
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Schuyler skas. and GlHescDdre, both Of New York.
Union Piaos Hotel
O. g. Marshall and W. Nils, both Of whiso Rlapsr N.
Tocss ana iady, Of Detroit; p n Hasscsd and w. Van
wssensr, both Of Poughkespse, are stopping At II La
fargs House.
Gov Buckingham ard family, Of Connecticut; Hon. N.
p. washburn, OF New HAmpshire Hon W. B. 1ashb urn,
OF Massachusetts, General W. shandes Of souths mp
ton, va Judge P Caruthers, Of Memphis; Judge g.
jones' Of Mooe william Elliott OF South Carolina apt.
Thomas Randall OF South Carolina, j. Y. Briggs, Of ng
land 81 John and col Jereys, both Of Loaisa IA,
and I. Pruyn AMI family, II Albany, we're among the
rivals ~ the s. Nicholas Hotel yesterday.
Baron Grabow, from Warrington; Professor r. Bal "a,
OF Smithsonian Institute D. Burton and Mrs Leslie,
from England; NJ whittsmore, o. 8. A.; +. Bra.gioxi,
OF Boston; T. Paddeiord Of Savannah; Icon Perr aud
family OF Cuba b Buckner family, OF Lossville,
Ky; r. J. Dillon, OF New York, and J. N. Brooke and
wife, Of Chicago, stopping Al the Brevoort Ho0s.
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The New York herald., 1860-09-19

ssIr 1s-rhe september term Of the District Court
vss opened this mornsz. when the Grand Jsry, of
Witch jos C. Cooper, Esq was foreman, were sworn In
The Judge briefly addressed the Grand Jury telling
them that the calendar which would BE- Submitted fcr
.her consideration contained catalogue Of crmss fron
murder down 10 Post Oce robberes and petty larceny
The statute did not require that the Court should chsss
,hem specially on any cf those offences but dcalty
wose Ia the minds he would OF COURSE aid them. The
Law pertaining - those the a. hst OF the
stats Cryrss with which they doubtlcs familiar
TIE Grand Jury then retired and tho Court adjourned
FOR tho day.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

The New Mexican mall with Santa Fe dates to the Cd
INST, arrived at Independence, Mo- on Monday evening
Convention Of the people Of New kexioo me, Mt Santa
Fe on the 9Th ut for tue purpose Of making arrange
mens for tho protection OF their vec and property from
the ravace. Of the Savsjo and other Indians They
solved 20 raise 900 volunteers and asked the Governor
70 receive them, ba. he would not They then passed
resolutions that owing to private qlrels between on
the regular army dependence could placed
them and that the regular troopc in the Territory
no, sun. eient for its protection.
They determined TO take The defence into their own
hands, and call for 100 mounted from each county
was made Manuel Chavis appointed Colonel of the
regiment, and i 10 expected 70 open tho campaign on the
Col. Fouptieroy has ordered campaign against the
the Indians 10 more In three separate columns the st
OF October
On lke sth inst. band OF Kowes, Numbering eleven
with KAtanak, their chief, went 70 Ason's ranch,
Cow creek and agreed with Mr. Peacock, the proprie
make treaty with the United States officers.
True 70 their promise they came. and induced Mr..
Pescocx 70 and look through spyglass At they
represented, company Of soldiers distance OIL While
Mr.. Peacock in the act OF looking they shot him
through the head and also through the body, killing him
instantly. They then shot Mr.. Myers his clerk, bu,
lie retreated 10 . room where there was a sick man
and warned him OF what was going on. he then sank
down and died. The sick man was armed with two re-
vovers, which the Indians being apprsed Of did ne-
moies: him. They loaded eleven ponies with goods and
left
The people at Cow Creek were expecting an attack from
some Indians end had only enc company OF soldiers TO
Mr. Hayes lost eighty head Of cattle at Cow creek.
They were OF BY stampede Of brfaiocs. He is
route for Santa re with largo train.
band Of Pswnee and otes Indians . few days ago
came 70 Council Grove and rsa OF sixty head Of mue1
and ponies.
determined plan among the Wild Indians 10 make war
upon the regular army and citizens travelling the panc
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

A yo-SG BURGLAR SEAT TO THE STATE rEssoN roR
LIFE.
srrr 1s-rhe principal disposed of this morning
. charge a burglary Ia the nsst degree which, -
tho sequel vii, show, resulted she ooavctlea cf The
accused AID his scnsence 70 long Imprisonment About
noon VIM. n NcSorley, youth nnctcen years o. age,
wss placed trial. charged with bursl0iously enterag
the dwelling house OF james r5on No 10 Jane street,
on the nigh; of the 7h or August; Ncsoriey and
fdcratc havag broken into the house. thsy prooesded
accomplish their felouious design. bundle containing
wearing apparel valued al s2co prepared by ths
burglars, but fortunateyfor the coda Of Justice osoer
Hut hnsoo n tie Ninth precinct passing the hous
ri lour O'Clock the morning and suco-ef~d arrest
ing them. The evidence this morning v~ brief bot
Clearly showed the guilt OF hcsorIsy, thss the Jury
promptly rendered . verdct of ruify TIE records a
the Court slowed taas o. the issh of October hrisy
vW indicted for burglary IN breaxise nss the
peny, and THAI be wns convicted q p~ts isrceny
and seut 20 Hiankwsils Island Tor sir monibs
me statute reference " burglary 70 erict that
person guy of burglary on two separate cuc sioos
the prssdiae Juaer sha sentence the prsooev for life
Judge Russell WAS accordingly coupeied 70 nessnnce
Mcsovsey 70 mrvtscnment 70 the STATE prscs or me
term of ID natural life.
in the commission Of the Jane street burglary, pleaded
guilty 70 burglary the third degree, aad ssnt 70
The sing sing prison for Eve years.
Gotleb LAncenmulsr pleaded guilty 70 an attsnpt Al
grand larceny having been dssced 10 the sc ~ steapg
two boxes couiaining millinery wosth $50, from the
store Of James A. Cassidy, No. Park place Ne
sentenced 10 Blackwel's Island Tor rear.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
MU SIoipAL AFFAIRS.
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CURED in.
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Deeds 10 place n 1h1nss Wallace. rrstrnas =
Bard o. Adermen Sept " ist or ares aas no~s
B.rd q couucimsn, sept II, iso Ayes ass sc.. eoa
ss.ou,gu Y permit Won oshu 70 put sr ls0ass
Al No. IVES Forty hfh street
Hoard Of Aldsrseu, SEPT l5 lao A1orssd.
Board q Counciluen, Sept ", isc coo~urr~d is
he-oluuon directing Croon A1rednr Bo~-f - csh~ TIE
SQUARE bounded by 1snl street seccnt sn1 Nnve
p.ss isss .ss s's s $ 20 iss de- sssi .ssssss g. "a
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ADOPTED
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year so.
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Bo>rd Of Counclnsn. sept. ~ 1890 Ares and roes
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Board of Cousemen Sept ". lsG1 Oonrurred IN ON ay~
hesolvucn ecusrn for sewer 10 rnvfcr-h
from Second svenue 70 river, aupouaaw
Jorsbsn Toier Ccectr ~ co~csor ,s.v~r
Board of Aldermen, Sept II. 1850 On syes Il
ssArc councinen SEPT ~ Isce o. sye. ard sos.sc.
cured n.
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0ws nnissd esmAad foe currency nsposipts u wheas
Dntsd - 1f3 80 srsh~s, 80 ~ sh,p0ssN le4 oTo
Uom - ths coss sho~ .ng decline q bos1c par eashs
~ ne cT~rng thve wS good shsprEx inquiry, and
~ ssng soh 81 Sic. an4 No srrsns a $50 but -
- - the New York tscgrsphed le fnAfkct
orca - hki ans heavy; arr later whea the steamer wS
0epu.ced, wssa dscre of "a. sd quts pAac sook
90, ana Nc I spring s<nx ~ 500 and No - &c,
sAusbs easet About I've 90 eeshsls cnsnrsi nnds ~
80 eic Cor No tpriag sfsre a.. IS. ios No
svshgi and 10. 80 for reso tcs.
he weekly statement 81 ne Psiladeiphis banks
presents tho following aggregates A. compared
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
The Schuyler Frauds.
srrRy,fx corRr-srKcrAL rREE.

HNFt aEuHs JuaFt fnKfhLNuf
ssPr. 1s-The settlement In the order Of The New
Haven Railroad set down for this morning The
Judge read Al length Ne order and decree
Yr. Eoyes applied sor time 10 Gle his Grdngs the
part Of the New Haven Company.
After consultation between several Of tkc couEce,
the postponed until Tuesday
ir October
The motion for attachment sgaus; Taylor 4 Brcnns
again postponed until Wednesday, at twelve O'Clock
tn cosnccl for the Comptroller were In court toady -
proceed
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

REVENUES OF THE ERIE cAEAL-THE ROMAN CArHo-
Lie ORPHAN ASYLUM FERRY BETWEEN HARLsAl
AND wEsrcHnsrxR COUNTY. ETC.
This Board met Monday evening, President Jones In
the chair.
As soon % the minutes Of he previous meeting wero
read and approved following resolution
by hr. sHAw,-
Whereas in or the year 1877 the Corporation Of
tho city OF New York ccdsd tNc revenue arising from
auction duso 10 the state government 70 aid In the
stfucton of tie Erie canal with the understanding THAI
upon the cspetou Of that canal the said duties should
revert bao % the city again; and, whereas, the Krie
which Esd duties we're cedsd 10 longer exits therefore,
Resolved, That II be referred 70 the Committee on
Finance 70 report 70 ths Board Al an early day As 70
ties for the purpose Of recovering back the auction
duties for the Of the city treasury, well
for which they ceded ceased 10 exist and also all
Other Information relative 10 the subject that they may
be able 10 communicate.
tee On France.
resolution was adopted lns,rucins The stree. Com.
missioner 10 report the Beard tho reasons Why tho
ordinance Of the Coumou Council adopted m 1850
duce grade o. Fourth i,s lntsrsscsion with
Thirty fourth street, II not carried into eject
I'm. ,as \, vor sansi,rg ,hs VIC , rom
523 n. the necessary amount 10 pay the
against The property Of the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum n Finy frs street The rcpor; vas laid over,
The Counsel Of tho Corporation nstructed, by
lution inform the Board The laying Of the Croton
mains In Fourth avenue-directed 70 be performed by
days work by the croson Aqucduss psparsment-s 40
cordirg ~ law
Mr. cmrrrr presented resolution IN favor oS csssb-
Iah,ng aerry between Harlem and wsstehes county,
IRON the intersection Of Third avenue and the
Harlem river In that vicinity and 70 terminate NJ the
TordhAm landing The resolution wAs referred 70 the
Appropriate committee.
large batch of repovs of the COMMITTEES ca Roads and
otter committees wore presented and laid for future
action.
After the adoption n few unimptant general orders.
the Board adjourned TIL thursday.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

TrnSpAl, sept l5-0P N.
Asmrs.-The sales limited and prices
changed We quote pos At s5 Is and pearls at % 66
BRaApsrryys -Fiour-thc market was heavy and again
ver, rather active at the concession. Prices
fell on about Ice loo. per bbl the common and
dunn grades while extra brands unchanged. The
sAles looted up ebou 1000 cb, closing within the fol-
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

The earnings Of the Chicago, Darlington and
Qnincy Railroad the second week ef sepie,aber
win again give large lncrcase-s25 900 In excess
Of The same week last year.
We read In the Albany Journal cf Sept. H:--
An immense quantity q grain q nov held m freight
EAR track OF the New York Con Rareaf lust
Wthout the bounds OF the city 0ae OF ths trains hns
haded about mile in length, ant 10 sons< fnce tgo
three days after oai sold bcfore u 30 de-
nvered. The order IN orce. to reiwse ~ tho
Western stations grain and feed "a pnis ~l pot
sop 70 this inconvenierce.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

Mr. MORRIS, the President of the Company, was then
called for loudly, and he forward and stated the
his.ory Of the Efforts made to establish cvigaton
the Harlem river and spuyten Duyvei croes, and ex-
tie esdente in the vicinity, and the naturc OF
communication between tho North river commerce and
that OF the Sound He considered tina. the city, State
end general should pay the expenses Of the
proposed caca well the work that he's been done
the river and assured the comSny that whether these
bodies neglected to do their business in the matter
not the did not intend 70 neglect theirs They
will do their duty. (Appause).
Mr. HxaGsg then made o lew remarks favorable TO tho
project and the party adjourned TO the house Of Joseph
Goodwin, where they warEaly entertained Finally
they Yeemoarked the Trumpeter ,sand were soon
after landed the city, much pleased with the pleasures
Of the day, which were rendered the delightful
by the brMancy Of the atmosphere and the warmth and
geniality Of the weather.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

To BRrrrB RESIDENTS AxD OTHERS. HAVING f.E
ga business N londn cihsr parts Of the United King
dcm Crest rrsinfhe undersigned hsvtng staded "a
Ne uccr pf Neswx BFtnsn, uxirmple Drsse s,Iri,or
70 Parisusnt street, wtslhaeier, EresDA and hav.
Es esn sdn sf N prnecn m Her Maiewys ri law
trnttr As sfrtcfs rrsdeas1a eivissr m eli matters
t@4wirinH Kncwiedee n sra On hw and sah
4Tg Ast 49, chsrrr " sny csi-ns cn~etiun kia
~ 5gsf.eura = Ner Masrys Ccrrs ABKI 1AETOs
wett1gd fasfl q Waa stress Hss Fora.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
Harlem River. Improvsms1ts
ExCuHeION or THE QOnNON COUNCIL.

EXCURSION OF THE COMMON 0oUNciLs
ne Harlem River and spuytsn Duyysl Navigation CON-
pany treated the members Of the Common Council 70 IN
excursion around Manhattan Island yesterday. Tne
steamer rr1mpeter Of the feet and handsome cram
owned BY the company, left Hudson park, q spuyAn
Duyvel creek, yesterday, at eight o'clock A. n, and
touched at several points along the North and EA rivers
where she took board the parties who formed the
company. The party comprised . number Of the most
substantial influential citizens Immediately interested
in the circumnayigation Of the island. Among
them a full delegation Of The Common
Council, and their clerk, D. T. Valentine tho
Commissioners Of the Westchester bridge ae
Maccnb's Dam Messrs l. @. Morris and Charles Bath
gate, OF Westchester, and r. T. CRrmand and Stewart,
Of New York; II. A. Elliot, G. " Connolly j. n seaman,
Isaac Dyckman and other members OF the Commissioners
Of Washington Heigths, Senator M hurpey aud aids
Of the Harlem river survey besides John haskn and
many other prominent citizens OF New York and West
chester and Mr. sceey, Of Hrookn Tho excursionists
partook Of lunch on board the steamer at Macomos
Dam after which they passed under the High Bride TO the
Century Eouse which the head Of the navigation at pre-
sent the river. The party then paid visit TO the
house u Mr. Seaman where Mr. Murphy gave Tho follow
ing estimates OF the three plans for the proposed canal
works, the last Of which Is the one he considers noe.
feasthle and tbsrespre faxyora.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

DrRCHsssRs ~ BndftKr TABLES AFTER r1rs
fse will ~ hsir rrcertion. - psftcniN In s~nr
hat hffnse1 rafe for Charles goo wi
cnlrra fnds srNb~r = mseh~d table wi,p,
ne ~ sneh iaNs ~ bs Illegal rro~-,ip "a
Nswrs Fh@n tsler1 NM have purchased esrlufv~
fgn if,m - ws ~. Lwssruts Al srh nfr'nr~r~uta
Exv yoax. Aunnst NJ ian
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
SEPTEMBER 10, lS6o.-TRIPLE SHEET.


HON MR. L. DAYTON,
on New Jersey,
On WEDNE NEsDAY Evening Sept ~
On the Ierues Of ths Presidential Campaign Of 1860.
GEORGE oPDfKE,
JOHN A. GRAY.
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS, JAS
HIRAM BARNEY,
aIMRON DRAPER,
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
Com utttee of or Republican Central Cam
main Chah
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
BILLIARDS.

II IMPROVED rrfrrArD rABLW
And Cusnhtx eucr cuse i~sa
We bew " iufo--w fx rnthc that fufure vii 4
rNfnrrn hie~ IN wdevp fkvn
sv'nr ne pabr No b. tsbiea >esvd ~ iows
pnrabs~ prscs 1HkfAh y COLLnNDuh
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-03
Important Notice.

The use ~ p Mstmsy's SANITARY CRUEL
has produced rost sslntstv effects. which We
hasten 70 rrste known 70 the pshlie ~ large.
Among he other gccd qusltles, which are uni-
te,ssily kncwisdgsa. ~ hss been for nd ~ be
higiir useful .na bsnsheisn, 70 Women In the
state N Pregnancy. ana thst " fssilitstes hsir
delivery.
n slso Improves positively the qn,i,y and 10.
crease The quantity Of Nilk 81 Nurses.
No othss kins ~ Food esn be compared 70 !.
~ mar be administered withost iesf 70 ihs Young
est children, " rsftsshsns ard strengthens them
and preserves their sesinst . great many die
ssses peculis, w. their age.
We nsy therefore ssfeinllJ recommend ~ ~
every famiiE
Every orespssna rspss ~ me SANITARY
crust eontsirs THIRTY two portions fcr one per
son. They are all signed ~ ,. MARMAY. In
vartof and psteu.es.
asnsfsi Depot ~ New 0rissns-tt Cont street,
between Charities snd Hoysl. mrelya.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-03
MPRO ED
GAS LIGHT APPARATUS


THr undersigned respectfully e.ils ths stten-
ton ~ Planters sna The p.siie Espslly, 70 his
GAS GIeHT APPARATUS
and its established socneuy ana advantages over
any ether kind Of light, fpr PUBLIC BUfLDiNGs,
PRIVATE HEstDEsCEs, SUGAR HOUSES. de-.
80 lie h.s sbphdsht, conclusive ana ssiisfsc.
tory testimonials. where his GAS LfetfT Ar.
rAHArus ls d. epsrstisss that there is = saving
Of per cent IN money besides al the labor that
necessarily has n be bestowed On Oil Lamps Or
snS other kind Of lquid now In use.
The Capitol ~ Baton Rouge IL ~ up by ens ~ fy
Improved Gas Light Apparatus,
~ whish have The tsstinsopisis ~ Governor n
q wostrrs. snaef Msssrs. Berlin Cbila,sss. ser.
sssn,.stAfms Of the Senate and .. u. Psrsl,s,
ssrssspt.stArms Of the House, who say
"Yesr "tmpfoved Gas Light Apparatus" ss sp.
piled 10 the state House is admirable in al lie
arrangements. ana al lthst could be desired"
Z have alec the Testimonials ~ IN. JsHu pss-
rivs. ~ Esst Baton Rouge, ard W W. rveH, Of
Assumption. who hsvs my sppsrs.us attached 10
their sugar Houses, vhlsh should Ike sugar
/ Planters 70 srsmins
jpps7s d. w. TieHk'
o. Address ist,sts,s n. n. Tishs. Baton Hepe.
" liiasst prompt attention.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-03
ID. II. ITCH T.,
h,ugineer r. .II0chintsf.

BATON R0UpE, La
UAvtHg icestsa myself IN this city, beg issvs
" 10 cHer nv services a. Fiantsrs snd sthsrs ss
en- FNpINEBR and n ACHIS isf. having hsd ten
years experiences IN The Islsna NJ crhs. ard sew
srsl rssrs IN this stste feel confident 81 beips
sbIe IN give perfect satisfaction 70 ell thoss Who
,osy fsvsr me With their pstrcnsFss Psftieuisf
attention given 10 STEAM TRAINS Of sll descfiP.
iionsi Machinery of all kinds rspsifsa, snd fuliy
srsfanteed. $500. -
~, alec prepared " furnish ~ short notice
stigAR Nftis. STEAM ENefNFs, PvRIAHLE
ENGINES, SASH and DiROULAR saw NILS
Of the latest patterns; BAG AssE fuNNAOhi
stEAM TRAINS, ~ ell Descriptions, etc, s'e.
20 Letters addressed ts o. n. Tf9HE, Rston
Rouge. h.. VIII meet prompt s'tsssisr
fr,ogs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-03
PIANO FORTEs.

DTRsONs DESTROYS 70 purchase first
class Piano Forte, win do well 10 call
at the store Of the undersigned and exam
inc those made by Bghte d Bradbury
Wherever these instrDmf nts are known
they have q commanding reputation foi
their elegant finish. their combined power,
sweetness and fexibility OF tone. Their
superiority IL sufficiently guaranteed ~
the highest order Of testimonials In the
musical profession, such ne Tbalberg, DR.,
Mason, strsckosoh, Timsn, Gottsohalki
and numerous others. -
THEODORE gOLDMANN,
Matchmaker and Jewsllsr,
march,. Lafayette street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-03
sADpLEny AND HARNESS.

lie tftB n " n.
Tsi.a street. Bate" Rouge. Ls.
vNToutp respectfully ihf,fm his friends and
wv the public generally, that be has nev on
band=iust feesivedza vary superiht steeb ~
sAbpLEs==Msn's. nays and Lady's Csffisge.
Buggy. Cart, Drsr and Wagon Harness Nslises,
cavret bags, nridie nitts, Htiffups. Spurs ssd
WHIPS Traces, flames and Hiisdsr rides.
ALSO
A large stack sfmststi.ls, fer making, mend
log and repsiflng. ......
90. orders frem The eountfs solicited ard
promptly allied At the lowest cash prices,
povsy t. goYAux.