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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
FIRES.

FIRE II CANAL STREET.
At = o'clock Tuesday morning fire broke out III the
bnIoipo No. AGO Canal street occupied by named
Miller az lager beer saloon and an alleged house Oh
prostitution The building and furniture were dam
aged to the amount Of about $780, and tne loss is fully
covered by insurance.
FIRE IN CHATHAM STREET.
fire occurred at O'Clock Tuesday morning in the
rear Of No. 33I Chatham street, occupied by marx
Lnler ieweler, and caused about $500 damage Fully
nsuIed The fire was caused through the carelessness
of some persons in leaving candle near the bed The
ado ming premises were damaged by water but to no
great extent.
FALSE ALARM,
The burning-Out of sooty chimney attached to
Espensched bat factory in Nassau street, gave rise
10 an alarm on Tuesday If ernOOn and for halt an hour
or go the street was blocked mp by remen with their
apparatus, and gaping crowd of over thousand
people.
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LAW IVI1ELLIGh .NU.4.
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBERs-SEPT. ll-Before Justice
THE WAITOS-NATTHEws MURDERS.
L.LL--L.


SUTHERLAND
THE wALTOS-MAITHEWS MURDERS.
In the matter of the application, on hGbedS corpus,
to bail young Jcard who stands committed suspicion Of
la pcation IN the Walton Matthews murders the argument
sponed IN consequence Of the Ill health Of counsel to Friday
neat
THE SUPERVISORS AND THE RECORD COMlIS SIONERS.
The People rel VIM C. WetmSre ct 81 sg The Bolrd Of
Supervisors Of the County Of New York.
maDdamus having been gran ed at suit OF the
Record Commission and McSpedon Baker compel the Su-
peTysors provision $4,000 for work dore for
sad Commission, A X Lawrence, counsel for the Super
ysOrs obtained order 10 show why the proceedings
should not be uayed pending appeal to the General Term
The hearing 70 have taken place this morning but
pcation of counsel postponed until noon tomorrow
THE GRIDIRON RAILROAD INJUNCTION.
in the matter OF the application of Sailors Snug
HaThor oT Injunction restraining the OF the Broad
ponement was had until the 18th inst
Oscar &. Quirk er al agt. Maurice Dehond ct al
Motion deried with g. costs
Walter Quin at. Thoe. A. Quin.-The motion of
must be granted, without costs to either party.
Charles A. Bond agt Susan A. Bond.-Report con.
firmed and Judgment of divorce granted.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-SKPr II.-Before
| TIE SLAYER ORION-MOTION To EXECUTE DECREE OF
CoNDEMNATIOS.
The United States agt The Bark Onion.
The Dl5trlct-AttOrney moved 10 execute the decree
Of condemnation against this vessel app.
taken by the claimants He stated that the vessel
Jucee Hall on the 18th of Dsc.mber Iq5q ON th ,anJ f
lees appeal should be taken within the time pescrbed by the
rules Of the Court he decree should executed An appe
had been taken IN open Count bat nothing had been done
the United States He supposed the plaintiffs could have
the decree their own peril but he under.
stood that notice Of such proceeding should be given the
side.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1860

Mr. Douokue counsel for b. claimants o. tbs cargo said that
an ard tHt be had bad understanding
with Mr. ight who then Assistant Dist let Attorney BY
hni - ,be fine Mr. Dononue resd sfhdav 10 tbs. effect
M Roosevelt, said Il not cause for delay hts vessel
b.d thfr goysge and the ne
aid he had sezed again for being engg71 ~ hs
ly.trede He objected taking the rnfer.tandng OF te
pnse az evidence when the tbeT party 70 the
vs. nj nesent 10 state Whist hi. 1dsr'tandi'g was
ere No paue or records .hou u delay hHd been
and he bed Il the business OF the Office could ms De- con
dUced in such careless way. - - - Iu.r, and
The Judge said be did wish to give hay Judgment anu
arndInrH tnnk paper and IeseIyed ms declson
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within month. Respectful! -dressed Young men fire.
querty come expressly from tie country to enter the
service. Over dozen such, who enlisted especially
for the MeCeusDe5n and the Susquehsnna, are now
route for Vera Cruz where they will probably take
French leave, in revenge for their disappointment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
CITY ITEMS.

BULLS HEAD.-MU.Y York cattle Market, Tuesday,
Sept 1l-All the fore part of The day the market has
been 10 confused, unsatisfactory condition. The
bulccks ysrded this morning, all told, number only
1882, and this would have been good basis for
large advance but it nOised about that two
trains on the HudsOn River road had been detained
with from 400 to 600 head of buOcks which served to
keep the market from becoming fixed aud that
other cause prevented any advance of price. In fact
the rates were not generally considered as good for
sellers as they were last Tuesday unless for the
wy best bullocks, which were very much
fewer this week than last yet comparatively few sold
at prices equivalent to &c. pound for the meat sink
Ing hide and fat IL is true that prices do not as
low as they have in of the late markets. but it
simply because the cattle worth more The quality
to-day quite everywhere are but few Of tiptop
quality, with only small proportion Of quite ordinary,
and of consequence as mean as some we reported
a fe " weeks back at sc. pound for the meat. The
report which shall make to the close of Gales to-
morrow may show little improvement since thetrains
that were behind came in a little after noon, with
only enough to make the total something near 400,
which would have caused an advance if there had not
been a surplus last week. We find as night APP
proaches that there will be rather larger proportion
than usual of the stock left for the second days sales
and most of the catle-brokers anticipate full as good
market tomorrow they have had to-day. We shall
give full particulars, as usual on Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

Picnic OF TIE FIVE POINTS House OF IsDUsTRY.
We ell attention to the exercises to-day at Palace
Garden by the children of the Five Poiats. Aside
from the entertainment offered, the claims of this Mis-
sion House upon the community ought to secure for the
managers a crowded house. They have secured the
services of detachment of the National Guard Band,
whose music will add greatly to the pleasure of the
occasion. Public exercises to al o'clock
p. m,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

New POSTAL ARRASGEMESr.-BARBADo Aug.
l. lS6O-We Observe by virtue of public notice from
the General Post Office that the conveyance of the mails
to Nassau and Havana from thes9 Islands for the
United States will be discontinued during the Summer
months. AS our letters by mail from this to the
States frequently go astray, have determined to
forward all our letters for the future by the various
sailing craft leaving our port for America, thus
avoiding all the dsagreeableness connected with the
present Post-Offce system. Our American friends
will do well to write by sailing vessels, instead of the
steamers, via Havana. as aware of many let
rs having been posted us bat have never come to
hand join JEFFRAY ~ 20.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRrAL TERM.-SEPr. II.


The Trial Calendar for the April May an 1uue
Terms 1860 viii be continued the Gale dM ior 1 eu'u"
October November aud December Terms OF TINS court
All causes which called and run down on te aPin
and June Calendar will be placed ut the foot OF that
and 10 notes OF issue the October Tria Term Ca'nih ~
required EXCEPT In Which not on the
such notes OF issue be filed with tee Clerk or before
the 18th day Of september and must state distinctly the
tore Of the action and whether they filed by the pnH or
by the defendant These issues will be placed the foot OF the
June Calender Immediately after the rundown causes
The Day Calendars for the first Mondsy October will com
with the lch Cseu-
Oars ard undpo'ed Of at the adjournment the Court June
last The residue OF t Calendars for that day will consist Of
causes from the General Calendar Commencing At No SIS
for and No 68 for Pat H. the place which had
,eabed when the Trial Term adj surned In June last
All causes reserved nenly" the General Ta Cslen-
dar vii remain subject "a the usua tce Of too days
New Calendars for the General and Special Terms will be
made up as usual for the October Term for which
Of ISSUE must be filed before the 18th day Of September,
1860.
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The Board adjourned to meet on Monday, at II a. N.
IN apuoint Regiatrsrs of Election

70 appoint keglstTaTs OF EIecIOn.
A little girl, seven eight years Old came into ths
Board and glided quietly about among the members.
Like " The Lest Maiden of Schlers ballad she was
sct6a ind uunderJar, and none knew whence she
came, but all received Der with friendly word She
da not to know that it not proper for her TO
he there that there any why she should
not s beside tie President under his das she went
and sat down and talked TO him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

TIE NEW CHURCH OF ST. PETER.-A new
Catholic church. under the patronage of st Peter is
near its completion, at the of Hicks aud Warren
streets Brooklyn. The building is los feet deep, COM
pricing the parsonage sbd % feet WIDE and has been
erected under the direction of the Rev. Joseph Fran
so pastor, in very handsome style, within one year
of ts commencement The style of architecture is the
Romanesque, and the plans were drawn by p. c..
Keely architect. The interior of the church has been
elegantly frescoed by Italian artists. The sanctuary
has been painted by francesca Augero young artist
and the ornamental part in the ceiling and body
of the church by Marco Crescioniui. The painting is
said to be meitorious work We are informed that
the church will be opened to the public for week or
two within this month prior to its conservation to
divine worship.
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fAdyertiseuent

Gas FKTUREs.-Dealers aud others are invited
to call At great depot for Gas FxrsI large stock a new
pattern. now on hand WASsxA, PACK Co.. uAassetaI,es
Nc s19 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

CHRISTIAN lsRAELIrEs.-A special meeting of this
Society was held on Sunday afternoon, in Joness AS
semby Rooms, No. $50 Broadway. In addition TO the
ordinary service, the Rev. p l.. Bishop replied to
various paragraphs that have appeared in some of the
city papers, representngthiS Society the disciples Of
Joanna SouthcOte. Mr.. b. said it was not from any
sensveness about sectaran titles but for the sake oil
historical truth that the meeting was convened, Tor
there would be no Christian Israeltes in Gods king
DOM nor in any other Sect but genuine believers would
be there. lie said the Christian lsraeite church IN
New York had no knowledge OF Mira. Southcottes
works-they were not in the church library lie only
knows of two sets of her works in the city and from
one of these he had obtained the following facts that
Mrs Souhcote was resolved that her writings should
live or perish under the power and authority of the
ministers of the church Of England. Three clergy men
of that church published Them she also declared that
all must return TO the established church Epscopah,
ard this setles the point that she not the founder
of the Christian Israele church. for the disciples Of
any author must be such obey thedoctrnes and laws
laid down by that author; and w no church or society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSlONs-TuEsDAy, Sept. H.
Q.4nr ndg

COURT OF GENERAL SEsSlONs-TuEsDAy, Sept IL
Before judge RUSSELL.
Charles Jefferds was brought mp on an Application
for bail but in consequence Of ls Illness oil MS counsel mr.
Hall the case was p stponed till Friday go,
The ticketswnding Of O. L. Ward was put over TIL
lanes Carrie and Charles Harrison, charged with burglary
pIesded guilty; and CUre account OF hi you,a-h
teen wears Of age-was sentenced 10 the Penitenary
wears Harrison the State Prison Tor the same
period. . 81, -. A. .o.,o, - p,va,d
and Elizabeth sts and offered in payment counterfeit % ON
on the Bulls Head Bank and received ~ 70 10 chans
Ills be wss ourd guilty Of forgery and sentenced to the state
Prison for five years. 49,, - ,I..L "A
All the causes being disposed Of the Court at oceck ad
ourned till tomorrow morning
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ADVERTISEMENT

FAcT.-Young lawyers. before engaging in
practice would do have carefully
C CHART made out rom which they may learn direct
seusyenes and understand exactly the sphere or pl,e ia
life they can best I'LL FOWLER WILLS No 80 Broadway
give ChARrs with full written description Of character daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
lAd.erti.enentI

INT hN'E of w AiES Al GURSENS GALLERY.
The only correct likeness in the United Of hs RoyL
highnoss the frinceo Of Wales exhibition GURsRs Gal
lery. J. GURsEr & SoS No T0T Broxav,v
COPIES for SALE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

RELIEF FOR SYRIAN SUFFERERs.-The Committee
the relief Of the destitute and suffering in Syria scknOwedss
IN. receipt OF the following sums:
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting
yesterday at 3:l5 p. m. On motion of Mr.. BLUST
Mr.. DAVIS took the Chair. The roll called and
MessIs. Blunt and Davis responded. The Sergeant
alarms was sent for absentees. The remaining
beIs came up from the Clerks Office where they had
been IN caucus.
Mr.. BLUNT offered resolution calling on the Con-
trOler to report 10 the Board the amount of money
paid in on forfeited reco enhances since 1857.
The Board rejected The TRIBUNE and The Daily
Mars as the papers in which to print the Session laws
Fifteen hundred dollars appropriated to enable
j. Mcleod Murphy to complete the survey of the
Harlem River and partial report was ordered
printed,
The Chamberlain sent in the following statement Of
moneys and securities under his CONTROL
Bonds and bBV54iS
New York Life Insurance and Trust Company. 75lOZ 10
United states Trust Company uOl0I oil
Study 805 OF
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W A. BOOTH Treasurer. No. IS Frontst

Total. .............'.'.'.''''''' SfsL
Previously acknowledge .........,....... RSsi %
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14
A Clance AT chinese Characteristics.

( The Chinese would make the best printers
in the world they are so faithful to the cory
set before them. If you employ Chinese
cook, who is unacqumnted with an Amerl-
can dish, nnl the housewife proceeds to show
him Ly example how to make it, lac watches
her every nioyemept with the most carefnl
at,entiyeness. until she is through, aud, at
forwards II he has to make that dish over
Thousand times, he will do it in precisely
the one identical manner. and no other. He
will never vary in the process If he could
just MS well mix the sugar and eggs first and
boil the water afterwards, he will never re-
verse the process Of the pattern set before
him, and, as the housewife first boiled the
water and then mixed the eggs and sugar,
so will he first boil the water and then mix
the eggs and sugar to the crack Of doom.
Instances of this religious devotion to the
duty Of following copy have doubtless been
noticed by the most Of our readers, who
have anything to do with the Chinese, a
thousand times But the most remarkable
instance OF it is the one related. not great
while ago, in the eastern papers. a wealthy
New Yorker very much admired a poir of
nankeen ,rowsers worn by friend of his
who had had them made in China. He was
so struck with them, that he was determined
to have a dozen pairs of the same kind made
to order hy Chinese tailor. So he bor>
rowod the trowsers from his friend and sent
them to the Land Of the Ceestials, with an
order to a celebrated Chinese tailor to fur
nish the material and cut and make out Of it
a dozen pairs just like the pattern sent In
due time. the package of nankeen trowsers
arrived, and 10 every one Of them had a
small patch directly on the seat of honor
The pattern sent to the tailor had been
patched in that locality. on account of
hole which had been worn through and the
Chnaman true to his nature, was found to
have that patch in the new pairs, at all
hazards, and if he had been making a thou
sand it would have been the same
Another instance is related to US by
lady. A friend of hers once sent to China
an order for a tea-set, accompanied 10y cup
from the rim Of which a very small piece
htd been broken, aud in such a manner as to
leave a notched appearance. Every cup Of
the new set when it arrived from China,
hai notch in IT,
The only instance of shortcoming in the
matter Of this minuteness of imitation by
the Chinese hat we know Of is that of
lady who sent for set Of porcelain to Chi
na, with finely executed picture of a scene
from Waller SCOTS Lady Of the Lake. Il
was representation of Helen Douglas push
ing ber boat from the shore into the lake, ON
the approach Of James Eiz james, King If
scotland, who was then wandering throu. h
the Highlands iucog. The porcelain arrived.
and it was beautiful; but, instead of the
lovely Helen Douglas.in her tiny boat, there
was a gaudily painted Chinnwoman in
clumsy Chinese junk. The fair owner of
he porcelain laughed consumedly over the
circumstance, but values the property all the
more for the aLsurdty connected with Its
history.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14
A MUH.ENDoRFF, Agent
SIMMONS.

STATE of California, County of Yuba, IS -Ir the
- District Court Of the Ten Judicial d strict. The
rcolle Of the state Of California to lirem Huston
greetiog; You are hereby required to appear IN an
action commenc against YOU, MS Defendant, by llo.
mer Hopkins as PainiiG in the District Court Il the
Tenth Julcia District, in and for the county Of Yuha
Stlte OF California, and answer the 'mpamt therein
which IS on tile with the CLERK Of said county, within
ten GaNs alter service upon YOU of this summons
exclusive OF the day OF service IL served m said coun-
~ ri Nuba twenty days il served of sad coun-
ty but in the Tenth Jucill District Of the State Of
California or forty days ifserved out Of said District
but within the State; or judgment by default VIII he
taken nraust YOU acco ding tn The prayer Of the said
complaint. The said action is brought to recoy yer the
sum OF three hundred ana twelve lSlO0 dollars arg-
ed by said Plaintiff in his said complaint to be due from
you to him, with int rest thcrt ON the tenth day
OF July, 4. n, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
Sven, nj the raie ofaue and half per cent per
aonih aud II you fail 10 answer said complaint The
sud Paintt will take Judgment for tie said sum and
interest, besides costs. by order Of lion, s. NJ Bliss
District DE.
...... Given under my hand and the Seal Of said
l. s.: Court, this thirteenth day OF April A. D.. one
'''' thousand eight hundred and sixty.
w. Y. n ALE,
Clerk Of the District Court
"pl4-laW ON IN anu iUr tue county Of Yuba.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

GRAxD PaLsENrAr1uN CoScERr-The tickets
for this concert. for sale AT H. Wagners book
store, and the ST. Nicholas cigar store.--A.
Muhlendorff. agent-are going off like hot
eakes The affair comes off on Tuesday, the
sh Of May next. at fuckers Academy of
Music, San Francisco. The first prize will be
a magnificent homestead house and lot In
Sacramento. valued at $4,000 The second
prize is $1,000 in gold coin and SO the prizes
run till the whole number, 5l3, is eXha austel
Sec iha ndNrriisement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14
MARYSvILLE.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL I4th

WE are under obligations to Hon. J. Wes
eoatt. Of the Assembly. for a copy Of a
pamphlet containing the speeches Of Hon Hen
~ Edgcrton, Hon. R. c. Clark, Hon. E. D.
Wheeler aud Hon j. 4. Watson, on the Bulk
how'd nnrs.inn
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

AT late meeting Of the electors of the
Red Bluff School District, the following
named gentlemen were chosen to serve as
Trustees for the ensuing year, viz Messrs
E. W. Goodrich L S. Ely, and W. Farmer.
luz PAINrER PORT. Buchanan Read
being abont topay visit to England, has
been commissioned to paint portrait Of
George NJ. DalIs, the Uuited States Minister
to the Court Of St. james.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

Pacific METnoDI,T CoLLEGE-A plan for
the Pacific Methodist College to be erected
in the course Of the present year at Cach-
'iIle folo county, has been adopted. The
building, says correspondent of the Pacific
Methodist islo be 50 feet long and 90 wide,
and three stories high The work is TO be
finished by the lst da, of December next
Proposals from contractors for the building
to be immeditely advertised for.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

FoR BLACK RocK.-Seyeral gentlemen from
Petaluma passed through Red Bluff last Sat
urday, on their way to the new silver mines
beyond Honey Lake. Thay are, says the
Beacon, in advance of quite number who
are making preparations in Sonoma county to
try the above mines.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

CHINESE QuAGREL.-We saw an immense
crowd rushing up. last evening, at half past
seven. to the washing and ironing establish
ment Of Tark uarp, Chinese Knight Of the
suds. We ascertained that the cause Of the
excitement was only boisterous argument
between Tark Harp and another Chinaman
on some subject unknown to the "out,ij,
barharians" present. y friend Of ours sug
gesred that they were probably arguing the
printing question.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

SNow.-Col Lewis informs us, says the
Beacon of wednesday, that he hes returned
within the last few days from an attempt to
cross the mountains on the trail from Teha
ma to Nome Cult. lie says there is more
snow on that trail than has ever been seen
before, and it will be impossible to travel to
or from until it NETS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

STIR FOR DAMAGEs-ln the Twelfth Dis
triet Court James Leeoney hns commenced
suit ag 'inst c. Nnnderbuit and c. X and W
i G rrison, owners aud agents Of the steam
er Uncle sam. claiming damages TO the
amount Of $4,000 for injuries received by
his ~i'e' while heiug placed on board the
steiner at Panama. 1t appears that her
collar bone aud ara we're Lrok.n
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

IL the Sacramento District Court, suit has
been commenced 10y Catherine Coffee to OF
tain divorce from her husband Patrick Cof-
fee. for haLituh intemperanee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

MAToH AGAINST lIME-A mitch las been
made ~ the owner Of Pacific. the pacing
nng, and q well known gentleman of San
Francisco, for the SUN Of $500 side-tb.
owner Of the horse backing him on pacing a
mie within twelve days time, to harness
IN 3-l3
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14
soNoMA.-A Ieller 10 the AlLn from snnn-

SoNoMA.-A letter to the Alta from Sono-
ma, dated April 7th says:
Coz Harazsthy, Of this valley, has set out
for himself aud others two hundred and fort,.
grape vines this season averaging six hun,
dred ana eighty vines per acre, and making
IN the aggregate los 0DS vines and cuttings
should these vines when five years old Weld
~ they will afford profitable income. and
At one-haIf this yield, the vine-grower is
ea'e '..I from ,9sa when all other crops fail the