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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

KNAS brought 10 Ine CIEy Police jail
w the lb Of September 1850 this black boy FORTUNE
Says tie beongs NJ jaime. Rayey, @ho lives Red River
Island La He u inches high goatee, is very
Aack, ard Is ged nboHt y years.
The will CLlAnd eAm MS property according to law.
MIGUEL HERNASDEI, JE.,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
sela l5t CLERK Of Comptroller,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

WEYAS asuuxlaa 10 the Gits Police .tRti pn
w fhe Sgfh OF AG9u-, l the dark griG girl uRANlE
aiina LUOINnA LEWIS. Says She rnised by Mr. Man
and after bought by M Victor Pdpn then sold
10 negro tFsdeF hy the OF Whe@hen to Mr. Miller
4 man of color b. Miller lei. Binganan, who was
hef living IN NcheE Mis- finally sold by tile latter TO
M John Eesr wh eF ior California abput twelve years ago
She never heayd any thing of him since amt qnely
aiWayF Suppate herself be free She eet inches high
has n and agreeable fuce and is Hged about 5 years
The owner will property TO law
MIGUEL II SRNANDEH, JR.,
Keeper of City Police jail.
ALFRED A. nUGRos,
Clerk of tfNIpfraleT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

WAS bruaEhg to tns ity Foiiee ,Ttn on
w The lshf tP'5p 3 ~ taek Dey @ ll,bf H. s4ya &
he belongs Ar. Ms hal ls4Eul VIM E2s eyer ule aH
Pon!cH4tTaIn Aad wbU owGt psnaloH n b4'hRt ilN =
Get iachea higb, has one Hpper ooh m'ssiAg' Noss
ggGrce, aal Sgd NDpI ~ tsts- -
Tne vii and claim bis property aee0Tng 10 aw
AIIgEl uEKNsNnEH, JJt,
Keeper uf CITY Police jail.
ALFRED a. DUcR0s,
ssa2 f6 Clerk Of tnmmroi'er.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

NWAS 1SSsarsN Sne City Police JAN ON
w the lIh sep emt-r IotD the black boy JOHN. Says
ne beousa Mr. Wallace who lives Bayou Black, La
He fCe. * inches high his toerA5ty good teeth,
fG bgad BOOKS very Intelligent and h aged about = years
Tns viii cau property according law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper ol City Police jail.
Registered sepcmbee IS, isF1
setg is. Clerk oi Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

MAS brought to the city Police Jail ON
w thg l9,h Of S.P embsl lS5 tue gTii bey nLfKEp
eiersau " III Charles He il feet bA niche, high, has
,ery lille beuId, nnd is aged Rh1ut 25 years.
TEe will call claim his property according TO law
MIuUEL HERNANDEZ in,
Keeper OF City Police Jail.
Registered September Fl 1864
ALFRED A. DUGROS,
sea9 l5t ciek nt Cou,ptroler.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21

footing With the original States III an re-.
spccts Whatsoever. K
The boundaries begin al the point Oh
the western boundary 81 Missouri, where
the 9th parallel Of north latitude crosses
the same, thence west on the said parallel
70 the 25rh meridian Of longitude. west
81 Washington, thence north on Tire r1cri-
dian. 70 the 4thparallel Of latitude. thence
cast on said parallel to the western boun-
dairy Of Missouri; thence south with the
western boundary Of that State totheplacc
81 beginning, provided, that nothing con
tanned in the constitution Of Kansas shall
be construed so as to impair the rights Of
persons Or property now pertaining ID the
Indians IN the Territory, according to the
existing treaties Until the next general
apportionment, Kansas shan lie entitled
to one member in the House Of Represen,
tatires The remainder Of the bill CON
tains the usual land provisions and condi-
tions. s3
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
INDIA.

Dates are TO February Gath, but they
contain nothing important. The total
cost Of the mntiny is estimated at 40, 600,
600 pounds. II il proposed 20 tax nnnlan-
nfaetured Tobacco sd per pound. Al
Calcutta, ships are in request for England
and China. II IN :..... ...
The United States ship. Hartford, Wai
at Hong Kong. l.s. 4
Tho widow Of Sir William Napier il
dead.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
JORDAN MILLS.

TIME Pfupfietofs Of the above hflkfespeci-
il fully beg Ieayeto inform their friends and
patrons, that they have thoroughly repaired, ard
fitted up their mill III a manner not surpassed 10
the Territory. They are now prepared TO attend
To our old customers we return our thanks
for past fagors and solicit their patronage daetc.
1. 3i-tf d. n. ALLEN g. Co /.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
TUSCANY.

Prince Carignan is appointed Lieu.
tenant Of the King, and Commander Of
the Military aud Naval forces. The AID.
.ministratiye centre will remain provision
ally at Florence. RicasoI is appointed
General Governor. The Ministry is dis
continued and the army of Tuscany will
be incorporated with the Sandman army.
Al squadron with Sandman troops had
left Genoa for Tuscany. =: ..:. u; -.
The loSaxon arrived at ~. 45p.In,
She brings IS9 passengers. ...az :.:. i !:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
NEW EXCHANGE STORE B,

TIME undersigned have opened an Exchange
Store, al the old stand occupied BY John
Tobin, next door 10 Gilbert Clements well
known Store where we win buy, sell, and ex-
Produces III III
Raddley's Best Whiskey for Sale. wholesale
and retail aBQyvtSIVls III co.
s !: Q. $. n CITY, April 20, 1860, SSH Il
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
mALY,

The result of the elections for Repre-.
sentatiyes III Parliament, was very favor.
able to the Liberal cause. .,. * (. a 4.
Its reported from Rome, Tint on the
Goth, the gend'armes charged the people,
and that more than thirty were wounded.
b The Patrie asserts that the King o!
Naples, Notwithstanding the invitation oi
the Pope, refuses to occupy the Papal
States With Napoleon S. s:.=. h. .:e t: +.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
TAKE NOTICE.

IIXHE subscriber having taken ont Letters Of
Administration from the Probate Court q
Great Salt Lake County, hereby aotifes all
persons Indebted 10 tbe Estate Of DR., w. France,
late Of Great Salt Lake City, deceased, chat they
are requested TO come forward and settle the
same forthwith, and those having demands
sgsps said Estaie, 10 present them under oath for
allowance and settleuleRL 70 w, i, ApplehyI my
autv authorized Agent and Attorney "a I
Z. Z ~ - - MARC ARET FRANCE.
Z, *: L. :. - :: Administrators.
q s, IL City, April 9Th, 1860 as:as !.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
gurfign 81 lns.
!. I GREAT BRITAIN. !.

The work had been recommended on
the Great Eastern.
Lord Elgin's departure for China had
been delayed till the middleo Of April.
Before the House Of Commons, Sir
Kusac Rooney testified that Mr.. Lever
agreed to transfer the contract for carry.
ing the mails from Galway to the Montreal
Company, but they had repudiated his
III
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
rIotII;;tce.

cSOLDIERs, 7SaHlsteSs. Sailors, ( or their
- ,pidol5s or orphan ckildrsn,) who served 10
any wars OF 6aliiss, either 10 California Of else
lphsre, prior b Marok 81. s55 Or tleir eAitdrel
.OAo IceTs under 81 years al glat date or sailors
who served on the coast Or California ia the
Mexican war, will do wen to address US. Glaltns
that have been rejected 70 the bands Of other
Aeents acting for Us, literally paid. Land
v arraats bought aud sold 10 order, and 81 bnti-
ness reauhins an agent at Washington, attended
To-: X. b. LEOYD & CO,
Attorneys for Claims, Pensions, Bounty
e. 60 :. sz,ss Land, Sc. sE.E[s
fFFsRsieFenee to any of lie heads Of Depart
msnts, - 30-Ipt
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21

Regular Dinner at 1 O'clock. 3 #
Meats, Vegetables, Bread Batter, Pastry o so
Board furnished Al ss week. II
OPEN ON SUNDAYS,
Morning, 10 q Noon, IL 10 d
Files ot Home and Foreign Papers, frso 10
patrons.
Confectionery always ON hard. Bath BuGs
fresh every day. Candies and Cigars. # Il.
1 will exchange with you by
giving the cooked for tbs uncooked IN 4 COM
Portable place; TINS relieving many Of great
bntden s5-tf DAVID CANDLARD.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
SPAIN

The Ireliminaries Of peace between
Spain and Morocco were signed on the
25th. An armistice was concluded pre-.
viously "a battle occurred on the 23d,
on the road to Tangiers, in which the
were completely victorious.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
.PRUSsIA.

BERLlN, Tuesday The answer to III.
ThouyenePs note is designed fer the pre-
seryation Of the rights, and supports the
demand of Switzerland. It is asserted
that Russia fayors a Congress II issap-
posed that the whole of the Pope's troops
will garrison at Rome. The Ncapolitans
win occupy the Churches, to prevent con
fiict with the Piedmontese. 1t IS believed
that the Queen Of Spain viii he anxious
to send Spanish troops: to the Papal
States. .@. iss g. :5 :1 e.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
MILL. CREEK KANYON.

TIME snbsefiber begs respectfully 10 inform
IL the inhabitants Of @. s.. Il City and vicinity,
that Mil Greek Kabyon is NOW OPEN, and
TO be indebted for the ilse of said kanyCn, to cal
and settle their account. For the future, ! wish
all who may visit The kanYon, 10 bring their toll
with them. 81 3tn. BEN. ASHWoRTH.s
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
Notice to Farmers and. othors.

WILL give the highest price ii Cash Of
Il Goods for FRESH Halter and Eggs, al tnI
house, opposite the Seventies, Hall, 18Th Ward
g. s. i. City 35-2t JAS, w, STEVENS.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
.s.1. established at
FAIRFIELD, CAMP FLOYD,
J. C,I,.ARINETI, r ! j =.

II BEG leave 10 inform iny friends, and the
public generally, that 4 turn out all kinds
Of work inthe fret style. Give me q call, and
you will be. suited ii work and price. 81 "a
4 Bedsteaas, Tables, Chairs, Babies ChaiIs,
&c., sc, always on hand, for sala al reasonable
rates. /. 81 ID Il %@ ~, $ Es.j l
Deseret currency, produce; &C., taken as pay.
&: s.E.. +. iii. CAST, 18Th Ward,
On State Road; half q block north Of Emigration
. Street, and opposite Henan Hyde's l7-tf
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
411S,Ss.sE,,.

TIME great Public arefespectf1ily Informed
* that The faid house II again OPENED
and ready ~ fesolye Il VIII bc conducted vi
The principle q Fay fer what you can FOR,
cured ~ per Bill Of Fate; Il must. thefcfofs. b.
evident that all classes can 81 necotnmodsted 81
this democratic platform The Fafrner. Ms.
chanic and Merchant win find this I pleasant
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
Rent,

nN reasonable terms, the large and comino-
cuiars. Inquire Of Il: 3. &. :.
Silt II. r. RICHARDS 18th Ward.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
Di5f1

In this city, March Fl, AGSEs. wife OF james
IRE, aged 2S years The deceased was from
Ayrshire, Scotland. sIillennial Star please
copy. q
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-04-21
MarriEa.

0S tho n til inst, in this city, by Elder Nc
Is,IcB. Mr.. WILLIAM s. JosIgs, Of this city, &
Miss sIARY DAVIS, Late of Session ettleInent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

horace IN which a vas attached we're started around
shs 20 ,sE !. & gil p TIE match was lighted and
when steam the hCse wac s,'sSS c 10 sSS the
water 'uihtu or ,ba sreap the distance thro W, and
-. he - wee carefully regarded The Goodwill
S,nel Po,.% ssor, Philade pbis ally declared tbs
victor $. tom of TnS
rect or a,serIs All good men hope 10 live to see tbs
.S.n hand worked FRA gDee will be as Obsolete
ony - .n;np ING. wheel or the grains sickle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
e list Of The steamship Ariel:
PAVING THE EIGHTH AVENUE.
To as Editor Of tn. N. Y. Tyibuns

SR take the liberty of calling your attention 70
the wched In which the Belgian pavement Is being
laid dcvn Eighth The used far from eetas
UNIFORM possible dies and shapes Instead OF excsvss
ing inches below the of the street. they only boot
inches and refill the excavation with the very uf
have wsichs them very frequently g IN the cobble stone,
which they had Just picked up and In par they dn DO On
several feet rob the s sandy bottom and hsd No
hee pits with huge boders cobble son loan, 10 hsvs
just leaned that the Inspector ohe pavement TIRES his
situation having become disguised at the bad work doue bare
cedy under the eyes Of the suffering payers IL not this
too bsd7
Hoping that you viii wake up these awful contractors and
theft ends in the Office Of The Croton Aqueduct Department
remain very respectfully yours, WIDE-AWAKE.
Neto. York, Sept 81, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

LuE.PREsERyIsG TRUSKs.-On Saturday morning,
about twenty persons embarked, at Castle Garden,
board raft constructed with waterproof trunks, Elk
of tlem being fastened together by means Of cross.
peces of wood passing through the heft covered with
boards. The company sailed by the assistance of
piece of canvas and the tide IA far as Twentieth street.
up the North River, ard landed. 1t was the INTENT N
to return to the Battery and there opsa the franks in
order to prove to whomsoever Il might that
water conld get inside aud show the efficacy Of this
arrangement life saving apparatus 10 case Of ship
wTecBs at sea. But the wind aud tide did not bafrend
the ysges in returning aud the trunks were opened
at Tw entie,h street. Bel 4 well made of very thick
cole leather, ribbed with steel shut very tightly by
means of Ii dia rubber borders bet the lid aud
body, the franks found quite dry. Each trunk,
according to the estimate Of Lazsre Cante the manu-
fscturer, will bear up four persons of ordOsry weight
1t Is rot necessary to empty them before commit lug
them to the water the air inside being sufficient to
buoy up heavy cargo Of travelling gear In addition to
the superadded human weight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

PHYSICAL TRAIsIsG.-Mr. Philbrisk, the Superin-
endent of the Public Schools In Boston in recommend
ing ply steal training as part Of the compensation
education of that city, Gays;
would suggest the Introduction TO all grades OF our schools
Of thorough system OF physical training part Of tue school
culture, Let pa of The school time Of each day be devoted
practice OF ca,henc and gymnsstc aserctscs In which
eysIy pupil shall DO replied to participate"
This recommendation is entitled 10 considerationfrom
all who prize health of body aud vigor of mind. Bat
cannot come mode be adopted whsreby this physical
training can become the medium of usefulness and
knowledge as well Of health In q school on Long
Island, prizes are awarded articles viii made by
the members of the school, The fact itself reveals the
the ry We have In view. 1t u.s. that tina diversions of
the scholars bhOuld be devoted 70 useful purpos's-n
tnS the coil III In tho country or learning ssms wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

THREE BES ARRESTED FOR FoRGERr.-Omor
Brown Of the Eighth Wsrd Poie arrested three young
sisin, their Henry Thompson Lewis Linden sni I'd
ward Barnes charged with having rged the o. Mr. joins
kennedy 10 hect drawn thu order o. John Nccormts for
the Peoples Bank Mr. Kennedy chance 10 b. In tho
ta the lime the check presented for payment AMI
being referred to- pronounced dis n The check 10 BE-
forgery then quest ,n-d IA relation 70 the matter,
said then in the ha offered him - e
csshed Tho other defsn3sn st that tina die
covered the bauk becoming alarmed all than
away but pursued oyerken AMI arrested Tn pnoners
before Justice uakenbush who committed Barnes
and Thompson Linden he'd to bail ia 900 to snswer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
Advertisement

CHARLES. sometimes / believe could make q
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we'd doubt COY capabilities II ony snewtes nae tee saa
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
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OAK ORCHARD

OAK ORCHARD AcID-SpRiSS .s,oad sussss.
Cali I'D sss te.imoIisls from physeisas and o'H'@
In. iyidaAls. $50 o.,. q, co,nlux), Sale Aseses
h'HAf M,,ssSsl,ss Hssl Bsaaiass Ne 90 SsssA~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24


ANUsEsESrs.-Academy Of Music.-Don Giovanni
VIII lie produced tonight with cast compfehsudug
Inc names OF ColsoD Fabbri, and Madame Strakosch,
WIN e'iseil, Susibi, aud Ferri-a rare com nation
MUGS Garden Mr.. Forrest will act Hamlet for
the fouith time tonight. Tomorrow evening, the
Coftefi Opera Company will render Trayiata, aud
ssoor Amodio will make his irst appearance in New
York.
Lanra keene's TReater.-The drama of the
boy is to be repeated every night this week
&c" iilsh drama is announced being in rehearsal
Vmter G0rden-Ihis is the last week of Mr.. and
MIS- Barney Williams. Tonight viii be pre- sspted,
tor the first time in Nsw.York, burle,qae called
the Magic Joke, in which Mrs. Williams will act the
leading character.
WaH0eks Iheater.-The comedy Of the Royalist
VIII he played all this week, and this evening will be
acted for the first time a farce called Race for a
Widow.
BarHum's American Museum.-The drama of Jo-
'eph and his Brethren has been so attractive that it
VIII De aeled all this week. Other similar piecss are
In preparation.
boEety 1hedter.-Mr. +. s. Chaufrsu will appear
AT ms house tonight, in entirely new version OF
Ale Hidden Hand, in which he will personats the col
ored hero aud Mrs. w. H. Leighton the heroine NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

SUPPOSED DEATH FROM VIoLEscE-FALsE RE-
J.ckmsp yesterday held an Ia the
building No 142 Worth upon tSe body n ysrnf ish
won an ed Ellen sweeny who d. sudd.nl, Saturday
night from the effects reported of Vi leucs st the hsns
of Jobn Jackson vih whom she vet post TEN exan
nation showed however 'hst desh caused b. SOFT ming
the BRAIN caused by Il dist pit aud ussmper
snce and verdict of that eet r.-eered Deceased ~2
but 8 years sge Jackson who had been arrested sas-
piciou was upon rendition Of the verdict dischNsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

,bs npnr ent part Of education. college hiss sess
incorporated within a fss years, and essastisaed In
Havana SCHUYLER Co. n. Y, There l. Is rsqsired hy
The dis CT spscfcsiions Of tie charter tas! Ste
dent shall Lbor a. hat two hours every day % t's
farm attached TO the college, in shops erected Tor the
purpose Of Initiating yong into practical 20
ousiuaDce WITH me ;banicsl arts We trass this 10 The
dswpirg OF better day. The time which Is des I'd
IN other places TO cssheno gywnastic exercies u
spsbt in uiefol employment aud 10 tho scquidtioo II
70. -. -.- he Of especial service In muas
..owIedgs which DC,
| years. Success 10 such al instita ionl
Sons OF TEnPgRASCE.-A nsr Division Of thh
Order was instituted in this city Friday evening by
j. Stsrns g. w. p, assisted by the officer OF The
G. ID and members Of the Order. IL Is called Nsp-
time Division and Is organized by TIE friends Of tbs
Sailors Temperance Home for the Sons Of the 8es.
Rev. C. W. DenbisoD is the w. P aud Ii has about 10
charter members. Addresses we're made By Wu. II.
Armstrong, C. s. Massey, Of Pennsylvania, Rev. Mr..
DenDson, Messrs. Stsarns Hill, Davies. and o.hssS
with some excellent singing BY the Marshall family.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS. AT the meeting of this
Board on Saturday, Richard Craig was appointed .
roundspsn in the Tenth Ward. The resignation s(
James Murray was accepted.
Suspicion OF MURDER "A MAE FoUSD WITH HIS
THROAT CUr.-On Sunday morning about O'Clock,
the body Of an unknown was foand 10 the North
river near pier No. 1, aud Coroner Js,kmsn ID
fed to bold inquest upon it. An examination
showed deep cash the throat of the deceased
which had severed the prncipal arteries of tbs neck
confused wound about two inches ia lsng:h the
left parietal bone was also discovered From the alb
pence of any testimony in the matter, the jury sum
mOned the inquest were unable to determine In what
manner the injuries received aud rendered YER
dict of death from the effects of violence. bat how're
eel yed, We are unable 10 say" The dscessed vas
about FIVE feet eight inches in height, Of stout bald.
bad dark hair and sandy wbiskers, aud was dressed
laborer, in blue hickory shirt blue ove'sls, dark
striped vet, brown Kersey cloth pants, and bssvy
BOOTS He was about 40 years of age, aud bis body
bad been at least three four weeks In the water ID
taken to Bellevue Hospital dead house, whore Il
will remain "a hours for Identification.
ARRUAL OF THE ARIEL.-Ths United Sta.ss
steamer Ariel, Capt. Wilson, arrived bers Jesterdsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

How 10 DOT IL you wish INC 70. .s.,...siss
uss Lross KArsAresI the best and ne.s 90 Il rsasvss
ali Dandua 40 prevents ths hair tiom LA
and preserves e. and u Delightfully."- psrfameA ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

ARRUAL OF THE ARIEL.-Ths United Sts.ss
steamer Ariel, Capt. Wilson, arrived here yesterday
from Aspu val, with passengers the Califorpis m ds,
and 81 202 SIS in treasure. The following s the srsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

FoUsD DEAD The body of an unknown man was
found early Yesterday morning mp TIE sdewss Ia nass
ret wash lgton street. and akeD to the Ninth Waa
Station H-use Coroner Jack held an
and verdict death by disease Of the he, va. 'eode,s
Deceased shout forty years # and W" dressed 10
hrwn AID pants and Koss1th hat Th. nesaeo stats
that he inen and IN the hao Of sleeping
on piers In alleys sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
TAdyertisomsi

EDWARD II. DIXON, M. ID, Ediscr u -.
Ofse eansutons on The more obscure dseAscs ne
yisssrs Rupture Plea vaIcecels, and fsaA =
without the Katie or hSssure oaos'hes" n'"
and 20 EVENING"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
nnovxvn-Cororer Jsckmau hsid an "a,

FOUND DRowEED.-Cororer Jscsman hetd al "a,
Iond rear oyernor. Island Deceased % Years Of age:
IA hsd on red y,yet vest shirt t~lsd pants ana
straw hat. Verdict d" Supposed drowning
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.--A young womsn aAmeo
Ellen az B.n suicide yesterday morning her ,e@
5srcs No IA Barter street swallowing sprit' OF c.par
Sh. taken the New FORK dospth and tnese sfo w.
prospet Is Of her recovery.
Run OyER.-On Saturday afternoon young womss
uared Elizabeth Weir over n orcsdwsy aeN
.tret By srocers wsgop aoi seriously nur Lie
WsId police conveyed her 10 Bellevue Hospital
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ALLEGED BURGLARY By SAILoRs.-Ou saturday
night the Office of wu sp.der wharhnse at be foot Il
Thirty seventh street, R broken In and rooSed
email articles The Of the sloop OAK viii "a sf ~
the pier by having threats against Mr. spaasf vee
suspected aud the yssse beias sa!ch,d tie s ca Nss
were found board VIM Delsay John 0Niel Thomn ga
nor Thomas Doan ~ho composed the ~es
and Justice Qustksnbush detained them to answer or No
burglary.