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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
MARINE coURT-sxPr Is.-BcfOre Judge MoCARrHr and a
Jury.
ACTION AGAINST STAGE COMPANY.

ACTION AGAINST A STAGE COMPANY.
BENJAMIN Hutton at. James Murphy and Hugh Smith.
This was an action against the propnetors OF the
Madison avenue Of stages damages for injuries alleged by
the plaintiff been caused 10y his being By OF
the defedAn Nassau street John street. in May
The psinf claimed that while crossing The street ne
stage came along furious peed knocked the plaintiff
down. his leg and buisDs him. and spelling
hi, hat whereby he eyented from attending 10 his bus
ness for space Of The defendants set 10 their
answer that the plaintiff grossly drunk tina, the stage did not
hit him and that his fall caused by bis own drunken
ness aud no, by the stage Amer tbs plaintiff had rested his
case Mr. George r. Thompson, counsel for the defendant
moved the Court TO dismiss the complaint the ground ta
Fb There w no proof Whatever Of any negligence on the
part Of the driver.
sell free from blame but the contrary II appeared that the
accident was caused by bis own neglect.
The Court granted the motion and dimsed the complaint
Ephtam H. Hudson and WIN. II. PembeHon, the District
Attorney WetcheseI County appeared for the plaintiff aud
Oeo II. Thompson for defsDdants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
CITY ITEMS.

~ r,ow TIE PRIsoNs,-y icket swindling is re-
-. For while cases were prosecuted win
..,,i,,de and the busne' 6 languished. But II was
ss,oootobed not killed There are now i've OF SIX
.osss repdng the wne5 SEES in which are restrained OF
,boir liberty while Their vctinizers are ont on os
possbly gathering new harvests from the praeuee OF
abeir disropQtable profession. The witnesses oN'efy
nouoplan on aces;unt of the delay IN bringing 'rei,
,ases 10 trial and of the hardshps that are imposeu
pron ,her in consequence. 1t is unPleasant 10 Diiie
into onsstion the motives of any one, but we caunO'
refrain from the suspicion that if the election was nov
80 near the parties complained Of might possibly oo'
less consideration. The following are the eah'' 90
ferred 70 above: Thomas C. Roach, arrested Oh 'ne
Of Auoust ON the complaint of Richard ware We"
frat bopgbt what he supposed to be genuine III
Ja,oes NcCorron nj No l46 Liberty street, o"' ~
Wilson received this and gave another on 1ho""'
Roach Ware saws he gave SIS for the ueAe'' "n'-'
AZ if he had gone TO the regular once nc "o"lU -
GOT Il for SIS. Roach was held 10 oHli ~
snsyver AS Mr. Roach is the accieuieu "e
of the sbipping merchants, there ls IIoo"oy S'Ni9
VI ."I .fIio cosel Conrad 4. Ten Eyck Of
p-oarI,, ,yos arrested on the 18th August charged
.cIl;D ticket TO John Maher for passage in ship
,rh;ob LoJ already ssied 1t was not made out ac-
d;ro N the statute which provides that the ucket
bu stste the date OIL which the vessel SAILS ana that
the Messenger is entitled board and lodging free, and
fv cents day and damages not to exceed $50 for all
time he is detained waiting for the shpto start after
the time specified. Maher told that If he would
nav little more he should have another ship len
Eyck was held in $500 to answer. Daniel Burn is
charged with selling ticket TO Daniel Mccarthy, his
wife and two children for passage.to Lverpooi ior
SIS in the City of Washington. After they got down
the Bay they were sent back-McCarhy having failed
TO exchange hie ticket at Mr.. Daes Office as ordered
He is held to bail in $780, James McCsrron Of No. LAT
Liberty street is charged with selling Peter Keller
ticket for Liverpool while he wanted togo to Bremen
In this case $ls was paid while SIS is the regular
charge. Charles Winsch, clerk for Mr. Mcdonald, No
% Albany street. is charged with constructive larceny
1t is alleged that Bernard Conns went into the Office
to get some money changed into British currency, when
he was told that be needed some bedding for the voy
age but he insisted that be did not be mad already
procured supply They told him it was one Of their
rules and they could not change it for his sake and
they put quantity into his chest deductiDg payment
from the money he wished to get changed 1t would
seem as thougo time some OF the above cases
were brought to trial. but the witnesses may have 10
suffer until after election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

EUROPEAN DISPATCHES VIA CAPE RAcE-The
steamship Arago Capt. Lines, which left this port last
Saturday will call at Cape Race to receive any dis
patches for Europe that our merchants may wish to
transmit in this steamer. Geo. Stoker, the CONNER
cial telegraph agent, No. las Broadway, will receive
such dispatches up to 10 o'clock a. m. on Wednesday,
and promptly trar smit them If the weather is favor
able Capt. Lines expects to reach the Cape early
Wednesday evening This mode of transmitting intel
gence and private commercial advices has obtained to
large extent within the past year among our most en-
terprsing merchants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

A MYSTERIOUS WoaAY.-0n Monday the ship
Dreadnaneht sailed from this port fI Liverpool, hav
ing on board a number Of passengers, among them
wel-dressed woman, accompanied by beautiful little
girl about four years old. Her conduct was OF 80
strange character as to attract the attention OF the
captain and mates of the ship. Owing to the latter
circumstance, when this ship reached Sandy Hook
both the woman, GIRL and their baggage were trans-
ferred to the towboat Her conduct continued to be
of such nature as 10 awaken the suspicion Of the
pilot, who watched her closely, and when the boat
reached Staten Island che deliberately picked up the
little girl and pitched her into the water. The pilot
stopped the boat in trce and jumped into the water
and kept the child on the surface till both were taken
on board the boat, From that moment the woman
was made secure until they reached the city, when
the woman and the little girl were handed over to
Sergeant Brevoort Of the Twenyseventh Precinct, at
the Station. House in Cedar street. The woman was
detained for examination, and the little girl was sent
to Headquarters.
The woman tells strange story. II is as follows
Her name il Mary Monroe, and she is married. The
child is not her husbands her own, but the man
whose child she is wished her destroyed as she was
entitled to certain property which would revert to him
directly upon her death. He had sent them both away
with a view to the disappearance of the girl. For
this reason she had thrown the child overheard. She
had in her possession G5 in gold, five gold rings, and
two trunks full of clothes. The woman is probably
insane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
FIRES.
.r1RE IN Sixty srcnsn 9,

=, FIRE IN SIXTY SECOND STREET.
About u o'clock on Monday evening FIRE h,.,.
SGt IN the premises corner of Sixty second street snS
Ninth avenue, occupied as liquor store by Mr. Pi aug
Inc hames were extinguished with few pail ~
ter Subsequently the floor was discovered ~ wa wa
been saturated with trlentine, the smell of ,.I;S
lett no doubt as to the liberal use which had h LEO
the work of an inceudary "' u"uo'ees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

RARE FrsHEs.-Mr. Barnum has just added to his
AquAria at the Museum. number Of very rare m"
beautiful fishes, among them the King Fish and the
Indian Remora. The latter is in shape something be-
tween the conger eel and the shovelnosed shark II is
banded with black and white stripes and the top Of
its broad head is huge leech-lke mouth, by which it
attaches itsef to other fish, sucking their blood till they
expire. There are many other new and interesting
additions to the collection whose singular habits com
mend them to the student of natural history.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

II the utterances OF The Leader are to be relied upon
Tammany Hall has no sympathy with the reasonable
resolutions adopted by the acknowledges Conyen-
ton We quote from that journal:
"The position Of Tammany Hall on the great issues
Of the day lie not q matter Of doubt Inheritng the
principles Of Andrew jackson and always supremey
faithfulto the Union, Tammany Hall was the frst po
ltca organization in the country TO take grounds for
the maintenance Of our National existence, at what
ever cost. Devoted to the Constitution and in favor
Of unfolding all States and sections in their equal and
lust rights under that instrument, the National De-
mocracy Of New-York viewed Mr.. Lincolns election
with regret triumph Of sectional prejudice and pas
sion. But with the first shot fired against the Stars
and Stripes by order Of the Southern oonsprators all
minor differences faded out Of vewall party interests
were flung TO the winds; and Tsmmany Hail. rising to
the level Of the OCCASION gave uteranee to those true
brave and cheering words which first assured the Ad-
would stand by 1t in accepting aud repepg the inso-
lent challenge Of traitorous aggresson."
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MARRIED.

DUNSM0RE-GlBB-On Saturday, Sept "a bv ,bap
DE Hess Daniel Dunsmore, U. 5. NJ to Agnes p G
city. :" 'iuo os'hS
DUNTON-HAWJEY-On Saturday Sent a. bv a.. n .
ley, daughter Of John Hswley, Esq. '" news
NEGUS-REYNGLDS--A Springfield Mess on fb,,.s
Sept ~ BY the Rev James DrBiHmond Samuel G Nr~
Jersey City, to Jennie A. daughter Of H. g. Reynolds, '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

ARREST or ENGLISH FoRGERs-By the steamship
Kangaroo which arrived ~ h. port on the Oh OF August came
this gentlemen from England George Wilson aud
his appears that previous 20 leaving thoy hid committed
fofsees the OF go 0Oo the arm Of Bruce Tat
tefed Yorkshire England They pursued this cou.
try by officers having their full description who
arrival presented themselves to ennendent
Kennedy and Informed him Of their business lie Immediately
detailed Detective aid them "s0.ag up ths easel
They succeeded IN susg sly Wilson and his son The Town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

WHAT THE CHILDREN's AID SOCIETY IS DONG.
A company of so children, boys and girls, neat and
happy, left the city yesterday afternoon under the
charge of Mr. II. Friedgen.. Several little ones, Or
phans of the war;, gave melancholy interest to the
party We regret learn that the operations Of this
most benevolent Society for aiding orphan and home
less children are severely cramped for want Of funds
They have hitherto worked without intermission with
strenuous efforts and it would be sad news for the
poor city children if this door of hope and rescue from
want and sin should be closed against them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
REPLY OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.

Mr.. MAYOR: have the pleasure to acknowledge
the receipt Of the resolutions passed by the Councils
OF your city for which please to accept the thanks Of
the Princess Maria ClOthilde and myself BE assured
Mr. Mayor that the evidences Of strong sympathy and
the attentions Of every kind, which we have received
in this country and especially in the great City Of
New-York, will be ever remembered by us.
Accept the Of profound thanks TO you
personally, and convey TO the Common Council Of
New-York our Acknowledgements for the liberal hosp.
tally extended upon arrival in this country Re-
ceve, Mr.. Mayor, the particular expressions of my
most distinguished consideration.
NAPOLEON (JEROMEl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

met oy the banks at y cent premium Buyina rats. -
regular varying nom 3a3t y according 10 ~ sie U.
dealers Gold was sold IN ronnd 4. premum q
SONS the brokers charged5 Currency coun. shsu
lor al purposes and the movement Of
much lighter than at this period lat year II IL not q
we may get through the without ssrions nat
tho money market We und convention os ~ n
e Of the Stae will be held in this city next week viii sk'
enee TO the resumption Of payments on the H., ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

ADVERTISEMENTS IN UyIFoRM--Of all the modern
advertising lodges, the manager Of the Winter Garden
has just bethought himself of the nost brilliant Yes
terday morning squad Of boys, clad in the gorgeous
array Of Zouaves, marched in procession down Broad
way, each with bannerOe, on which the varied in
scpon appealed to wayarers to turn into that rural
retreat in the evening" and see Mrs John Wood in her
favorite role Of Cinderella.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

LARGE SEzURrl AT HUDsoS.-Marshal Bort went
up Hudon Cor mbia county yesterday morning aud made
seizure OF merchaDdse money aud other property at
the store Of JhTSes Clark Co. One Of the firm ~ G. Foger
large establishment in EewOrleans There is evidence
they for time furnishing clothing hardware
and contrsband articles the rebels Ii Is reported that
Foss holds the commission Of Colonel In one OF The Louisiana
Iekmens
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-sEpr. ls.-Bofor. R,

eorder HoYFNAS.
Mary Madison, indicted for larceny of money, plead
ed guilty Of an gtempt TO her bank
gold con amounting S38 belonging TO Joseph A.
rufen Of the ship Jane DUnnng Part of the money
found her She sent to the State Prison for
julia Greene tried and acquitted the charge of larceny
of money from the person Of Frederick Funk.
Julia Baure tried and acquitted on the charge OF forgery
"a the second degree in circulating some bad tS bills on the
Bank OF North America.
Martin Mulany shoemaker, tried and convicted Of lar
eeuy n taxing Daniel g. Centcrs watch the 9th August
lie was sent three years 10 the State Prison.
Aex Patterson was tried for assault and let or after
much ado between the counsel with day In the City Prison
TIE Jury could hgee Lis he could have escaped
az lsily Adjourned
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SUPREME cogRT-oryERlL TeRa-7srpr lr-s.ror'


THE RIGHT TO PREACH N THE PUBLIC STREETS
The Peope &C. rel. Edward Fslconsr agt Matthew T.
Brennan, Police Justice, &c.
This before the court upon the returns to
two wrs Of cerioru issued out Of the Supreme Court to
Matthew H. Brennan Police Ju.ce. The reaor charged
before said Justice with vodon Of corporation ordinance
which said complaint tried upon testimony both sides
and the defendant convicted aud sentenced pay hne
ten dollars be imprs0 ten days lie pad this Fac
Ip oTuiusuces the city pronbh any person oui b.ag
eoneeIped OF ilspInen,. IN collecting promoting any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 49,

sssebsse Of under petone of or for public worship
o exhortstion 10 any streets in the City OF
New York"
The reaor claims that the Illegal breach OF
the peace had been committed by him. aud that the conviction
improper He therefore asks 10 have the conviction
reversed.
Case argued and decision reserved.
r. H. Shannon for Relatorj j. Ii. Anthem for the People
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

CUsToa.IIovsE.-The Secretary Of the Treasury has
instructed Collector Barney to permit the Rebel inter
EFT in confscated vessels, loading loaded, to 10
bonded, and the vessels to depart their voyages
This rule viii, nodOubt apply to all vessels in which
known loyal owners have majority of interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

BURGLARY.-On Monday night, between II and II
Thomas wIght and Samuel Lane on charge ofhayng forcby
entered grocery OF Messrs Sharp the
Of Hudson aud West Tenth treet II appeared that both tho
boys found concealed n the store referred TO- t part Of
burnt candle was found lying the top Of barrel aud
matches found in Lanes pocket 10th boys conoIsc having
broken forced open the cellar door aud hs they assist
ed BY anoe boy named Andrew Van Norden LEFT them
ae the lock had been broken They before Justice
YESTERDAY morning and committed Tor trial Ia de-
fUutof T. 1000 bail each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

PosTPoNED.-The meeting announced for last even
ing at DIR. Cheevers Church, was postponed for one
week. on account of the illness Of the Rev. Mr.. Goes.
We understand that DR.. Cheever is also suffering from
indisposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPTCrAL TKRN-SEPT. &c.
Before Judge HLTos
The People agt. Haynes ct al.-Case settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

BOLD ATTEMPT TO Ron AWOMAE ~ HER own
HoUsR.-About o'clock on Monday evening" Vim.
Wallace aged IS, aud Michael Stephens, aged2l years.
entered the saoon of Catharine Schneider, No l43 Av
enue b. and finding her alone and unprotected assaied
her in a violent manner, the ciutchng her by the
throat while the other proceeded to open q bureau
drawer with a view Of taking its contents. Mrs
Schneider became infensblc to what going on,
that the thieves had full opportunity to ransack the
house They were frightened, however, in tie midst
of their enterprise and ran away. Officer Wilson Of
the Eleventh Ward gave them chase and coming up
with Officer Yates who assisted him, both the thieves
were arrested. Justice Brennan committed them for
trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
coURr OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-sKPr. I7.-Bsfors Re.
corder HoFFNAs.
Sarah Jane Vanderpoo pleaded guilty 10 assault and

battery aud va. remanded for sentence
Edward stenIsson convicted Of larceny He sa pToe'
ou b,zg.r and thief He took lodging at No. ll3 GTeen~eh
~ on the 10Th Of August and during the night Carried Oh chest
containing money and other articles to the value OF sleI
certificate found bis person purportn 20 come nom "a
ward Teal Justice the Peace for the town OF Mission La Sale
County Illinois, Recommending Lin to the aid OF The public 70
enable him 20 home Norway "a good and temperate
man who would impose upon the public ht va" not aPuIe
nsc.,ty with him" he was the State Prison for eight
years and three months.
John j. HAYES was indicted for bgamy, but the not
concluded when the Court Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
cnIrRr CALENnAR-Tnrs DAY.

US. DISTRICT CouRr.-NOs 1917, 81, IS, q, 80,
"a, II, 81. %.
SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL TERM.-Enumerated
Nos 100 ia I l29 1875 1876 Iss l $780, l6O I69 I7 49,
1871 iss 1885, 1851, 1851 100 200, 2oi 2s 300 2i2 22
SUPREME CoURT-CWCUT.-Part Mos. 1854,
Ia7 8c2 3 Gill; 400 49, 52s $780, $751; S6 5s 6a GA $780,
6St col.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

MuTIyY.-On Monday afternoon as the ship Universe
was being towed to sea, and when near the Nnrrows
difficulty ooo-,rai a-ss.s shs crew, ana curing inc
melee one of the seamen was stabbed while the per-
petrator either fell jumped overheard to avoid being
taken, and Mr. Rabneau, United States boarding
officer of the cutter Bib, seeing the man in the water,
Immediately went to hs assistance and succeeded in
rescung him. after which be returned him TO The ship
which then proceeded on her voyage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

Bulls IIEAD, Tuesdsy Sept. Northumberland
ing the almost continual rsin-storm of to-day there
was very animated trade at Bulls Head, and that
too, at fully last weeks prices for medium to ordinary
grades and with more frequent &c. Gales than were
noticed in our last. Two full droves were rapidly
closed out at &C. for onehaf and &c. for the other
The latter price very freely given for the best Of
most good droves. There was, however, some cause
for this readiness the part of buyers, who did not
obtain a reserve from the enormous total on sale last
week as the receipts did not over run 400 cattle on
sale at Alerton to-day which show decrease of about
400 head when compared with the previous week
Common, light cattle, which comprised nearly two
thirds of the whole offerings could not be worked OFF
as we'll az they were last week in consequence Of the
backwardness of wholesalers; but. as there seemed
very little probability Of prices falling below recent
rates holders felt perfectly in waiting for to-
morrows trade. We, therefore, quote IN advance on
rscass bullocks Of at least c, and remark that the
backbone Of our market, lately alluded TO, remains
strictly sound and will 30 continue provided the
ceipts are kept within reasonable limits There was
goodIy number Of State cattle sent in, but generally
in small lots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

CLAIMS ON THE CENTRAL PARK ExTREsIoE.-The
Hon. John b. Haskin has made the following report
ON the claims Of the Commissioners for assessing the
damages toproperty by the Central Park Exten
sion. 1t will be seen that although the extortionate
charges have been materially curtaied, the allowance
to the claimants is nevertheless quite liberal for the
very nominal services rendered;
Spssyor-JOhD A. Bsgey elsimea s49252 80 allowed by
Edward Boyle claimed 25 allowed by Commissioners $l2J;
allowed by Referee S25
Rent and Igpntes w p WALKER claimed 5000; allowed
by COmmsoren S2es9I allowed BY Referee $500;
allowed by Referee for expenses S2So.Sl,l @
tioneT: sIs4oj allowed BY Referee 81 500.
Mldes Wicker claimed 81 76oj allowed by Commissioners
William II. Plummer claimed 1888; allowed by Commits.
Warren Brsdy claimed sac; allowed by Commissioner s35O
allowed BY Referee $3.50.
lowed by Commissioners $40; allowed by Referee $40
Hsssy Cap Claimed &C., allowed by Commissioner
Richard Kelly claimed $751; allowed by Commissioners
lgpraheJ-Mstihiss Kelly claimed $780, allowed by Com.
EssOners $50; allowed by Referee 8 $50.
allowed SH f Referee s' s. g. '
yGne: Co slsi@sd $SSa Is allowed by COmmi'siODs"
Lvevychss A. kimbs claimed $50; allowed BY COmmi.
Edward Van Rsnst clsined lO allowed by Commissioners
@l0; allowed by Referee SO
uissioner s5575 allow ed by Refsre. s. IS Oy O0
Posting AOssGeorge w. Busted claimed $50; allowed by
ComInssioners $50; allowed by Referee $50
p. s. Lee claimed les allowed BY Commissioner. sI6s; a.
bowed by Referee sl6s -
Amount allowed by Commissioners s5324S As
Amount allowed by Referee s27,932 20.
The amount allowed by Referee is 1895 80 less
than the amount claimed, and $25 1913 less than the
amount allowed by the Commissioners and taxed by
the County Clerk.
The above amount does not include newspaper bills
which were not altered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
CENTRAL ORDER No. 275.

SUPREME CoURT-Ca,SsER,-sEPr. l7-Bef0re Justice
BARNARD.
H.W. shipman agt w. w. Wright-Disnissed.
S---rL NSui--as lanes Herman ct al-hoIion de-
MED
In re- Guardisn,hip OF Julia Hoimes-ordsr granted
sybea Chambers ast Theodore Worries SeJudsment SET
aside Taxes and other dsburemens TO be added TO amount oil
mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
Chances for Business Glen.

xxrANTED-A PARTNER, with cash capita.
w Of from IS OOO to $40 OOO in manufacturing oas.
that viii pay from to $1,000 year The a wishes u
featured "a bought and sold for cash Any one va" c.s
.a into see business aud can furnish the above
sddrrs. p L. care OF N. L. MONROE, No. % '0''"-
which will with attention.
@lSO PER MONTH made BY us s5IsTpai" "a
~ l. OU Agents selling DowNERS nLt'I adv; pro-
tscs the hng ger and makes beauiiLa hem PR,odwsy
CENT OF 25c address A. H. DOWNEh, NO. z --ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

Of Marlboro Ulster Count g. NJ " and brough; them to this
city, aud Monday the ngish officers started with their prs
on the packet ship Oresdnsdght for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

LETTER FROM PRINCE NAPoLEoS.-In reply to his
Honor the Mayor, who rendered on behalf Of the city,
the resolutions of welcome adopted by the Common
Council, Prince Napoleon has written the following
letter: