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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
SIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

Last ev.I'pg the r,guar qdarterly meeting OF the
Sixteenth NaId Republican Reading Room A ssocia-
too war held 1t their rooms No. 2f5 Eighth avenue.
This Aao ison composed of some Of the wealth. st
and most respe ct,ule of New-fOrk. who, desir-
ing to provide better accommodations and facilities for
tue scue ion OF the poll ics events of The day than
are afforded by the "Iurseries OF Democa-yf rum
uin,-elubed together aud by subsc iptipns OF from
as a. $50 have ted up commodous c0mfo' table aud
CT All 7, ing rooms for the of whoever t to
Writ ihtm.
The ICON abound in newspapers and political litera
trr. comp ring the est of all tia published, OF
wh.e, er ed and anior is al ways in attsudsnee
day al night 10 serve visitors W ltb such as they may
desire. The SecJetarys qnsteriy report represents
the Association to be in fourishi copdiroD, well
ra,robiz,d, and much liked. IL congr'tu ales tue
ntmiers D the good eiecttd by this movement, in
drawn the old and young from the groceries and the
b,Ieiil derived from free and gentlenany political dis
The TREASURER r. portedthat during the last quarter
he had received ard disbursed nearly 500 ia supplying
the wapts of the reaoipgrOom. The Association have
gratuousy gwen the Of heir II the various
Republican Clubs of the Ward, both Gefman aud
American. The members of the Reading Room Also
citation are among the most active meuoefs OF the
other Ward Clubs, and contribute very mater lily to
their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

MIR. G. X. Edwards of Suspension Bridge, N. Y,
has shown us a very simple cofee-mill, which may,
without any difficulty and by means OF single
humbscrew, be taken apart to he cleaned. This
is matter Of some importance, as all who have tas-
ed coffee ground in mill which had just before been
used for grinding pepper other spices will readily
understand.
CALIroRslA WmEAr.-All the California papers
speak Of the ~heat harvest gathered in June in that
State az very promising, and likely to afford large
plus for shipment. Indeed 1t If estimated that the
shipments of the old crop in May and June, frum San
Francisco, will foot up some 200 900 bags California
Wheat il air. ady competing il Liverpool with the pro-
ducts of Illinois and o great wheat States al the
West Sending -four from here to the Pacific after this
will rify the OLD saw about Goals to Newcastle. Ga
the 18th Of June there were three ships loading at
San Francisco with wheat for Australia.
THE GRAPEs OF PALEsTIsE.-J. X. Gardner, Of
Montgomery County, Va, writes The Country Gen
Hcman that the vine Of the variety grown ia Palestine
has stood the Winter 10 the open air at Lynclburg
where the fruit rptned last year, and he says grew in
bunches three feet long and foot wide. We have
seen such lunches grown in Il dollhouse.
SNAKES KILLING CATTLE. Considerable excitement
has been cansed at Ogden, near Rochester by timing
several cattle killed swamp noted for snakes,
principally large black snakes with yellow riggs about
their necks. The appearances OF the cattle denote
that the sakes fasten themselves around the necks Of
the cattle and straDsle them to death.
TrRPFsTIsE FoR SNAKE BITys.-lIeniy Jennings
Of Masontown., Pa, knows of the application of tur
penne to tie bite of the copper-head and ratIlcsnake
having been followed by speedy cures. lady Of his
acquaiI lance who bitten by rattle-snake, was
cured BY il; as also was man who had been bi'ten
by a copperbead. The turpontiue should be put in
b, tile and tie mouth being placed over the spot the
liquid is brought directly in contact with the wound by
inverng the bottle, and should be held there uat
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HARPFR-On "Wednesday July H. Chsiana wife OF Samuel
~ Harper 10 the 18th year Of her age. .
TIE rehye snd friends OF IN. respectfully invited
10 ,t,nd her funeral Friday afternoon at ocloc nom
her late residence No a st MARKS place without further In
vitation.
HARRIOT On Monday, July 49, 16o suddenly Linds Young
81 dar rlter o. c AMI NJ G Hari aged 10 mouths =,
tn. fdepd and acaussnces are respectfully INVITED stend
The funepl fro his brothers. hous' NO 100 West Twenty
nth street this day, July 10, st2p III.
KANF- On Wednesday July 49, Anne ELIZA WIDOW OIL the A'
The ,s and nj nds Of the tamil, respectfully in'ssa %
attend her uDeIal her lac residence Wgod neun,
near srg srg Friday Mt oel cx without fnher invl.a
ton Hudson River RsiIoed cars leave Chambers s1eo'
Depot Ut ii O'clock.
NFsBlT-On Wednesday July 49, Andrew c., the youngest
son Of and Sarah Ann Nsbit aged year. Anu
The and Of the family reqn ,sed to az
tend the from the redsDce 81 hi. father NO Ivy
Twenty fourth street, Friday the 10Th inst O'CLOCK
Without uittei invitation. -. ~ a.. c,...
TUPrt Rim BIoo,lyn on Tuesday July H. "No IL"
street, Maria upper, aged n years
Her remains were tsAen Maine for interment
For additional Marr,ayes and DEATHS see I'd Pare.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

At the regular eting OF this Board held yester
dsy sfterno n, Pfe,ideDt Verpsn k III the Chair,
COD munica,ion was received from Mr.. Plat te cry
Chsmb. riap annouuc thai the ac'on1t Of tue b,nk
with the Other accounts formerly ia the hands Of Mr.
Stout. TIE psper was ORDERED on he. M.
s communication was received from Louis j. Plls.
bury, Superintendent Of the State E@igrant Reanss
rn6 Hospi al on Ward Island, re-gninx ssid office,
The resignation TO take place the 3lst lust. The
r seraion a. accepted, and upon the nomination Of
Mr. CARRIGAs, James L. Pagan aas POINTED TO the
rosiiion. The salary is 81 200 a year.
From he weekly allotment Il apg ears that the .p'ai
number of arrivals biz year 10 dae, is 56,092 Sane
Date last year A 60 Aggregate receipts, si62975 ~
Ditburs, n,ents, sl4S,76l IA. Balance IN oank'
slA gI4 ID,
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MEETING OF FRONT BRICKLAYERs.

There app are II be considerable tr uoe amobe ,ne
btksayetso of III city AT present, and, being divided
into two factions ho-tii;ies have been commenced
Ties. mechanics are known as " rough Dfekayers
and front bTickayers. The Latter, being the most
.kiJiDl aoIkm-D, command the biggest wages Tue
rough +" workm. r. being the most numerous, nave
formed an association, numbering several hundred,
known A. th. Brick ay erst Proe tive Union Associa-
ton View few OF tile " front brirk'a'ers belong I'd
tiis Association their calling beng considered neal!
NJ dtIc Ct branch Of bunding as IL stone front by
ii,y." The Protective Union recently hsnsd the lob
living manifesto, without any previous nouce having
ts.E given; -, -, l.. N
mems Of the ,rcs,y.Ts Protective Uhon that aud sit-r
Jelly 49, 1850 they strictly f.,bid4en to w%k WITH non
No, usr ReI II this Cr5n. JOHN II. WARD, President
JOuS CASEY, Secretary
tn, nnrce Was followed by several strikes, and still
more are apprehetd.d tie front brekayers being the
object of their n ecI az. rspn -
Iast evening, there assembled at the Hail. NO. 40
Erh,h avenue in obedience to call, large number
of front brcklsyers, to oe de ueou some general plan
OF acton in this emergency. Stephen Hopper vas
calico 10 tie chair Andrew hcCord was enoseu oecfe
tary aid Peter Cogan, Treasurer. A Conmltes OF
five uss appoi ted TO draft res lulons and after the
lars. of few moments tie following were presented,
and UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED:
the y Of NeuYork ty resolved that they viii not
work 9TH ~ho not ne nSsr Of ,hrI Union
IN our opinion psuped the rights Of Individual m-meers IF be
our VII md he,eas We mont bickaye- have
htereIed with their Union stroke n CT ate snnt.
sruin them; and hoea sid Uin trying to control and
compel tie front bklsyers # the city, together with the
bo to poIk their viii and dicta ion Therefore 80
Res lied 1la in4smuch have never n'rIeed WIN
en in their Individual .oci capacity we deem uoust and
arrogant them LteIe with us IN The punu OF our daily
sSocrtiuD 80, c. II A.
Rescted Thst front bicklayer' of the City Of New
RI pledge ourselves to all and all u tbh ~e
will r. sit the Of SAID Union uuto the end
her In ite oil boss mss"ns to Operate
with 10 10 r.si.t this combination Of usufpiDg PJ~-rs
Tnos. pre,ent who desired 10 live ny to the spirit OF
the above IL solutions requested to step forward
and sgl th-ir names to them. A general rush look
place 10 the Secretary desk, and while the members
were engaged in signing the resolution, some menbers
of the Br blayeIs' Union, VINO were pres-tt, at
temp ed t. address the ASSEMBLE hut The present brick
the Prot. ctiye Union, would not hear them. Having
determined upon their plan Of action adhe'lng TO g
abtv. resolutions they refu ed oa'point COmuttee
TO EFT The Union, and discuss matters, bat amo con,
siderable confusion adjourned 10 again at the call
of the chair. Between 20 and ~ men placed their
names TO the revolutions.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. JOY Is.


Stesmshps-J Adger Adams Charleston, Spofod, Teston
Co Philadelphia Batter, Havana ID. B. Alien Che.sp-ele,
Brown, Porlsnd H. b. Cromwell Co Etna Anderson Liss
erpool, Cunpd
snps AnegL anian Bsrs,ow Panama Nesmh Sons ivos,
Holm, Boston.
r. tsn.y Luther Msrsele. l. b. 0sssr T. Foster, Foster,
Ma seles Moor. Henry.
Bgs W DIsko, Drisko, Mes buryport, Simpson May
ew Davis Staples Boston II. d. bruokmsn Co; lns,
Bart ADDE'S Brett Son Co. Standard Card ST. john,
d. r. Dewolf Victory, English Pictou, Mccall firth
Schooner.-Poc honss, hcserson, 1urss Island Post l.
Small; Tweed Clear. Harbor bland O. Miller johnson,
Hsrbor blnd Bradore, Fraser Gibraltar @ Bul>y y A.
fdTards Smith t.nsIdns Dollner Potter H. Huntley,
Nbtrson, Banabe Baker Dayton NJ b. Davis John con,
Wilmington, McCeady Mo't& Co. Napoleon Smond Char.s-
Curry ST. John ID. X. Dewof
sIop-ApoDo, freeman, Providence, master.
Standardization, Crooker, ehiIadelp hiA, r. PeIkins
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuLY a.
Before Commissioner BRDGHAs.
Ii ELLs.r IL

1HE DA COSTA BAIL,
STRAW BAIL, INSUFFICIENT BAIL-CURI0Us
PROCEEDINGS.
In the matter of the bsil offered for Henrico Da
Gotta the Of the alleged SLAYER Brshmin the reader will
T. b. that James PHI kertn Ct No IL Attorney
the s,t surety offered the two persons before hin having been
jsced as Insufficient The examination Of pail let down
for l. O'Clock to-"sy
e,ious that hour Mr. Pirkson called the District.
tonty I'D inf ed him that he had not uth rzed
o1eI lin rs bail in the The Di.tctAttorney
"a. Mr. Pit I'LL IL O'Clock Young
aned Stree from the Office Of Btebe, Dean Donohue
made HE appearance a. informed the District Attorney th
MI Don ohue Informed thai Mr. Pr krrton Ia town
Srd TIE iuaon could in consequence At IL
o'clock, TIE faTtiss went fore Commissioner Brigham.
Judge Roos. 1t proro ed 10 examine M PiDkert n.
hr STEELE said lie would withdraw the bail and obcted 10
"A pnilatiOn
he Dis rictAttoey insisted the Commissioner said he
won hear the testimony.
hT Piuk.Iton then sworn and he testified follows
My James Pink and reside No IA Attorney
ter Itl person OF the ia that house
auth rzbd any person offer bail for Henco Ds
Costa beard h Of before that was be here
IT II O'clock y-,eIeay do not knou Da Costa,
tired - tl I bwness long egg.
d RI oseyr sad he prepared Of matter at much
e1I attend his bail Vow be did not wish b be
"u led any further either with bal. any other kind
In thu pr sent Instance IL is no bail at all
The Conn is.ioner ssid be Oh uld commit the party He
thought the matter ought to be closed but be would adjourn
tul2 1.
dle Roosevelt objected 10 this course had been shown
tbst he bsil oher' no bail all aud would involve
another To.poneueut
he Commissioner said he would postpone II till that time
se hat would lie done
The appoint hour Mr. Dopohue did maxi his appear
and the Commissioner considered the matter abandoned
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PASSENGER sailed

In st,a~shp Psrso for Lircpoo-w. H. Clement. Psisd
Mn T. T. WiItr, Liverpool; n. Jose PeDz Marqnsa do
Vlhls, 81. syon and servant Cuba Miss Mari, Iopps.1
daughter Augusta, Chiffon and two cblden Mobiles
MI and Mrs Z. Tremos Cuba Dr. and Ms David Mason,
Jsm M. Power j. B. Winter, Ireland, M MArtinez. Vea
IrCz G iib,Ia do; q Socs.er do r Hsaa,ten, y.
eron L. C Mrs R. Red Mobile; John Smith y Y Mr.
snd Mrs W. Fraser and daughter, Jam Mr. and Mn r. NJ
c. .ull Chi and servant n y. Mr.. and Mrs. tsvet
Hartford; DR.. C. Brooke, Temple, We Hiram shaw, Lex
ington a. Maxwell n Y. Fred Gepcke, Berlin, F,ncse
noueda Cubs Jas Hale, w. Hamilton, Mr. AID M. d.
Bourccaut, two chi dI-n and nurse Mr. and Mrs sses
children and two servants, Capt Thos Pfsbpry
Me: Wa T. Sherman n. " j. Adeeesd San p ancseo
urs Estrada General Of Marin at Haysns wife two
children three servants DR. AID Mira Wexford Va
Mr., 4. Hale a. daughter N. O.; r. w Iamb N. c.; g. c.
Brown Nashville Miss L. c. Brown and Miss Brown, 90 Sr
koucberan, n 2 p Hamilton Glasgow p Hamilton z 4.
Philad; B. nghan Palermo; II. w Tref'y y. o. Z b.
Fay Ny: II snmonds London; Llopart and friend.
Jss cs1gbey B. senne n " Bait-y sins.oot.; ).
Pickett La jas. II nplston Eng John ~ sharp George
T-nIeIt Ky Miss H-Ib-r, Lot don Peter Kerr, Pasey,
Geo Hawkins, London W. Dunlap Nashville; Cap. A h.
R. R. MOntsomsry, Phisd Col Joarmssy Ra,si,i Lieut..
Zska do Jobn Sharp spd sister Ky John Mscolm:eu,
Irving Van Wst David Decker Chs Tg Tho. Henry Cana.
W. ssdler, John Moore, Phiad: John McGes BAH Ars
i bTieter w Bnncenbe Ns..aa Mr.. Ls' Brooslya M
y; W r. Knish, y; o; M5 Besy c"Inef TagppRLi
Arneztcy, A. Artistic. N Wharf Cuba; B. Pollock, Gin
J. Brown do. J. Kuhn Phsd Mr. and Mn. J. Parker aud
child, Elsin, ILL., Paul Erze, Germany. Totsl-l@.
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poTarors-rts demand {. night and the soet Of ps~ d
sscd rermpds. ,s.,ly on, Of m.l't We s.s'. s+S
ce,. At sas1Ie spd nybensbs ct s., e'2ie y bah a.
RICE is ,te,s, With moderate s-es The 0'"ne's - 49,
sHof arr esdy and in limited request sia7ic, cash. NJ
Dnps.d Prick go.
sftLts =. ;sd t.ss. T ou.
aaac for Ru no, A,r. ssd saSc for Vera cras an Tam
ssG '9,. Sis o. ball. G'p Sss a. '''s terms D'''
siGS Rs"Tbs DEMAND i sevs fun forns, s.s..i ale.
sis hs md M ss f..s s9 sas. fsss q
sPeFsCs.ia has been active speculation sales Of sse
sFFfsNTSe drmspd for Seed IN t.r a.nsad %
IN fsir i.coe. ., 20 bnsb ofSB Cotton Seed Csls
active "les Of % bub at ~ l0R5 70 Calca u rcd
pr coco e sm 40 drn sgt csp a~ u es Z
a role Their was q he lower rte Ihe 2t sos'o 70 aI
s.1 Sds S o s On - ,Ss
FIgsa shs! se"tsTy s hs, be- ssusss ~ eS,ss';
sIs We, ON on besd p s q: es ss
high rs.s bat the courued de.son the on m-fts. csass
sTy S,s s's $.:: az: :s
Bspcs and s2lc moth. for Straits Psr. tssAy and
Htt s. ''s e. ol csis Tss md M
Charcoal Terne. . mouths .n
FIRM lie. Of seoo Prime ct ioi oo,s-shs Later -
'T S;IH%tiEroo1s ar. firm ..s in ID, request e s~
WHkLEBONE "a quiet vet hrns held q 7aD1se for sest
SI .s1 o.hS sS of .nd s p
Wo0LNa'ive sesee er, igp ,c a ss9,s. a a
fs p!t sse; :1t; q ~ T. I'd
led l. in p it,d request sales Of l2oe at s9gt7c for
City and eI. County c.;,ms and Isa.. WSsia ss !.
Commn unwsbe6 lea29c f fair 10 fine quality vsoed I'd
Sn,10 of the later 2;est; foIsisn quiet bot assdj
vBIsKl1h- make Is heavy and 10 less ser'si .As'
| 800 brls at III 2lic, nostls at Gle
zfkC in limited requea q. 7G7.c. y D., mos, The isssss
nate for Mossein
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Fatal FALL.-On the 18th inst. Michael Malan, r
native Of iceland aged IS years while intoxicated fell down
pair Of sti II No Diver rect and seriously Injured
He conveyed to the kewYok Hospital whore he died
yesedy Of conclusion OF he bTn An inquest the body
resulted Ia verdict OF accidental death.
FvUsD DR"wSED.-Yesterlay morning the body OF
unknown man was and floating IN the wafer OF the Battery
DtctHfsd about feet inches light dressed sailor
and h le nriD was pie of the Cucxon, piebed IA
With blu. and Ted ns An inquest on the body resulted in
verdict Of supposed wing
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u vas moved that Il BE- read.

Peroipg The reading, Mr.. BRADY moved the previous
Qnesiiot --re'er, nee 20 SPECIAL Committee.
TIE notion prevailed, and M-ssre Genet, BOOZE,
ard Starr ere appointed that COMMITTEES.
The ot,s on the ques ioD were, afrlnatlve Snltn,
H,fr,. Bsgt,, Brad, Starr Peek and q 1eDs-7.
Negative: Barry, Tuomey, Cornell, Boole, and
SesgsL
TIE president stated that several remonstrapces
agaips ,h.ee removals bad been hand IN. mo ion
Z rcfr Them to the Sp,ci.i Committee wos lost "a b.
TIE Controller sent n draft of AN dinaDce 20 pro-
vide for h incr ase in the supply q the C'o'on wa err
a, extending tt- necessary works for aeeumulatlps
srd distributing the sane.
EThe Board aojourned TO Monday next at op. M
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YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

This body met iast night at No. 6lS Broadway aud
trsp,acted considerable rou inc buAness. discussion
involving variety of motions counter motiOas and
amendu nts ensned relative declaring vacant the
seat Of Mr.. Breed Of the Seven eeDth Ward, Nj. Is
BEN b eur in + Iop The subject became 70 sarge
that u otion to taoe the matter prevailed uIiau-
n uusly. motion offered censuriDg the Sereta-
ries tor non attends neglect Of tieir duties
which motion was also tabled, and the meeting ad-
iuurued
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The ScHurzEs FESTIVAL The three days Schut-
zen festival at Myre-avenue Park vas concluded yrs
,erday afternoon, very large mbage being pres
snt 10 witness the targe'-fring, the marks beng
doutle-besded eagles on hjgh poles. Two fall bands
of music were in attendance daring the day.
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GRAlh-SpIing Wheat is shade hrner; the arrivals are
limited but dull spprs eiu purchase at the advance
Writer irregular and he inquiry for milling is moderate the
sales fn bUsh Milwaukee Club 81 80 In store; 5000
hush White anads ut 2OO bush mite Western ire
pcTted) AZ 100 bush Rec Southern at 81 40 and
550 bush Red Western at 49, Rye in limited request
S208 Barley and Barley Malt nomin4l Oats
active sud In fair request 39tc for Canadian; 3Ja for
Western Bnd 40n4c State shade better aad the
den and Is quite active the East aud local trade The s
coo bu,b tic for Taste mixed 81 t62c for sound
We,tein mixed 6od64c fer round Yellow 63G6c. for West
I'm Nalc and for do We mote.
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PRosPKcr.BnL PARK.--An application will DO
made at special term Of The Supreme Court, on the
fist Monday in August next, for the appointment OF
three Commissioners of Estimate and Assese nent IN
relation to the taking and rating of The land comprised
within the boundaries Of Prospect Park. ras
is the first step taken toward commencing this i'm
movement.
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bpks The sir issue and techs % ride into owe apcn 81
with e. pbdly eedss TO ab"itonisn ne NUT or at
beast hss 10 Il some element which on moral gouna
hostility, ,..-..,,,,. nm, my u,ird Il Is
snfey inst Tie sboe sctiosl importance o. ~, No
sovrr isIty doctrine in lis b'errg on b. ton: In all
sr o fsiS bs ~ so0H IN sSa .hs,p unworthy of
attention and incapable ., n, poass asumen. Is
prb.spa in Bs,ps. Magas and bis S IsPs 90
ndse Se s,unsnt The prs,e and soate Of TIE anti
slavery nyslod az n .Ssn h ysw s,D III ''
al % pSss ppoe Douglas presents himef
ps% ssn S e ssp The Ss I. S@i%
II de and sssais the Hydra in 'front.' and aims to
sS @ tins With you In sanimen and the extent of
NV bnnbe powers ready to aid ID yoH object cannot lo'e
Ts sp Sss &c s8an
wi min mt and pOtie citizen Of pennsyyaaia WIN
ideney pref rb 70 th. Aboitionist or Anti
slavery seitstcr in the laud supp rrt."
Your obedient servant, o,
To Me,ms TUCKER HENRY, and others, Committee.
Letter from the Hon Edmund Burke.
NEWPORT, +. H. July l6, l3to
GEsTLEsEg: / regret my Inability to accept youI
Invitation address National bemocrrcy q The Cy Of New
lnsiitut. on W ednesday neat 49,,
fully the ss pert: s sarS 70. support spd IT
nomusticns Ny vote and oil my ensg wi" be gwen III VIZ
The present crisis the hty the Democratic patty
The Union The souton of this ciis be dis 'eFnrd on
h, elimination and expulsion FRI M OF the inconsruou snd an
gorist elements which have Crypt into the patty c'sPi
aud d,moisizng H. and Ia it, ganizstin upon ptncipr
which in embrace equal light, OF ell the people VI all To-
Of the Union under the Conftituion oil our common
country. =, III, ,....u,,- =,
cert this souton the existing exgrncies Of their party bu
in drment is inevitable, and should De me-.
We may Il, look for present. victory for tue parihcs
op and consoda ion Of the National Demo
cratic ba IL which viii secure Ultimate success a IN
re,ult Of the present conflict . -, -.
This view of The situation Of the Democratic party shut
ont all idea of with the Abo ioniId socdon1 pp
ion I the psrty which has lett under the le-d OF
Dousa ard the present bate for pn p Of not 10
the pos victory Ii Is test Of the patriotic snd the u
He who now by the will 1T nd by forever
who falten and deserts !, met worth heepns ..rv.t
EDhCND BURKE.
To Messrs GIDEos TucsER, JOHN T. HENRY, T. W. BIRD
SAIL and others, Committee.
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Kings COUNTY COURT OF sEssIONs-JrLr Ia-B,i

judge UARRsoS, Jn-tce. srILI~ELL and srkfKER
Jo.eph Purcell iIdtted for grand larceny on the
charge Of being IN pcaed with parties heretofore connected
in d extensive gram Tobberes from the Atlantic Docls
monh since ted and convicted Sentence deferred
PUTc the third who has b.en convicted
bss John hencb Buffalo Jack, the principal Of gain.
ealing sentenced to tive prsonneut the
The party was convicted and sentenced to the State Prison for
hive years.
nae posequ ordered in the Of Richard Lewis
who will be neced Indicted three years sin
the charge Of being implicated IN the Sleeps Head hay
lie tried al the time, aud the Jury dsagredtwo
beng favor Of conviction. and for acqu tai This
ends matter which At the tim, created great deal Of excite
mt
The following pleaded guilty to selling liquor without license
Charles HasFuy John Cam Patrick Hag ey each Of who
lined S23 or 10 be imprioned rs ,y William Mua-
bey for he ofeuse fined tlo or 20 days IN jail
jones Met pt AIDED guilty 90 assault battery
v lined +l0, or 20days IN jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
BROORI wv ITEMS.

B,sr BALL-ExcrLsIoRs va. ArLASrIcs -'ne OF
the mes exciting matches Of base ball that mas ever
taken place ~iD he played this afternoon between tue
Exeeri,r az Atlantic Clubs, on the grounds Oh tne
fol, mer foot of Court street. South Brooklyn.