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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

Tx H,ProPor,nus AT BAnSrss.-Nothing dis
con,ed by the sudden death that overlook the gentle
and loving whales, Mr. Barnum has again invested
untold heaps of money In tremendous waier-monsler.
The great tank has again tenant and the great pub
lie have huge amphibious mat for their wonderment.
The new curiosity comes 10 ns staggering under the
uuwieldly Of Hippopotamur lie is ooneiy
gentleman fair and beautsous to look upon and the
strange lovesness OF his countonance cannot fail to ca
tivate the crowd. His youth, too, gives him sIecni
claim to the consideration of the lad es for he is little
darling of only three years-a very baby OF hipPopo-
tamus in fact, who, only few months ago, dai'y
sucked his few gallons Of acteal nourshment from the
fond bosom of mamma Hippo, ut the bottom Of some
murmuring Ef,y ptian river. The young gentleman Ia
abou, as heavy as an OK and gives you the idea that
lie is the result Of the inflammation OF horse COW,
two pigs seal dozen India-rubber blankets and an
old fashioned horse-hde covered trunk Big us he s,
unwiedly he is strange uncouth, and monstrous as
he is he appears aer all 70 be most mild and even
tempered. In truth he Is vicious than good
natnred muley COW; and If by chance he should hurt
ANYBODY, he would have 10 achieve il much in tie
came manner that such a cow would, by running
against him. or rolling upon him. 80 that the
red-breeche individual, who yaaLtly gets over tho
railing and stands by the ride Of young Hippo, doesn't
after all do deed Of snch superhuman daring, for all
he does with such an air Of reckless sacrifice Of SELF
for the public good. The hppopoiamus is certainly
one of the most interesting aud attractive OF all the
strange creatures ever yet caught by Mr. Bnum, and
offered for the deecation Of the paying public lie Ii
well worth a visit, and an hours inspection. lie ie-
ceiyes daily, from a. III. TO some time utter dark.
HonIcIpy Is TnE FOURTH WARD.-An inquest
wa, held at tie New-York Hospital Yesterday, ny
Coroner Jackman on the body Of George Williams
who died from the effects of sisbs received on sunday
evc;.iug, at the hands Of Augustine Barco. From 'ne
evidence of James Smith, and other witnes-es oil tho
say the facts in reference the fatal occurrence sp
Dear 10 have been az follows: The deceased the PMS
oner and several companions oil Of whom were slos'
and nearly all Span.aIds, were assembled IN the
sailors boarding house, kept by Smith, al NO. o'V
Water street. They were all somewhat uhoef inc
influences OF liquor the deceased being very much IN
toxicated. Williams ut length became ohehoed ~
something and began calling kiscompaons foul names
Barco asked him il he intended TO apply the oohoAos
language to him personally. The deceased rePhed
that lie did, and expressed desire to tight HIM M 'ne
came time assuming threatening attitude inere
upon the proprietor Of the place inleriered and sAo
they wanted 10 fight they must g. out oil bis house u
do co. and accordingly the whole party went out upon
the sidewalk. 49,,
T.ey La .caiesly reached Tie pavement Wien !" W
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~ .s stSiS % g sShi In ,Ss sosa demand
3EsP AND .ai,{nS pric- being 3G3ta 90 yer D
= 10 sood Csn,da sheer ,cG TOT bSolrb Hc per
hvo "tIsn'. I'm. lCD strictly extra Nmhs 80,
tey ssois -aS. tb, last uausscon J. ~" top o. ~
There .re .cscely any on % U,n.i,s n,e
,ifv tbs demsrd OF our city butchers i"i , IL mine
'suy 70 inoi f,r packing and Nc quote p'"'
corn fed - ia>o a. ,obt request unchanred poes
VS. suail drove of GOOD hood"d 60 o. hlA 10 "0''
n"sn snra , had snS fof which he h'' 'Ieiuel @'o'
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nor can sncb line mark be changed by huuan labor
or by artificial means. The line will remain ne
10 the boundaries between cocnties until changed by
satnte and nothing short Of Of the
appeal such line. Then il the City Of New-York
exte' de TO low water mark should nota reel estate
subject to taxation made BY filing in the water west Of
the line be assessed real estate ia the City OF New
York Mr. Mott takes the grout that Brookyo has no
right to assess this property, but that the benefits Of
taxation thereon should accrue to the City of New
York. He concludes BY saying that The Tax Cormis-
ioDers have had the matter under consideration for
time, and inclined 10 favor the views pre-
serted in the Communication. Boz, before they take
action in the matter they think It advisable that the
Board of Supervisors should consider the case, and if
necessary, refer it 10 the Counsel TO the Corporation
for bis opinion. The amount Of real estate involved
would add materially che taxable property OF our
city. The stores and warehouses at the Atlantic Dock
are all surrounded by water, aud constitute large
portion Of the property.
hr Purdy said thai the paper was one of unusual
Importance, and moved its reference TO the Committee
Oh ANIMAL Taxes, and Il was so referred.
The following bills OF the Harlem Bridge Comnis-
sioners were ordered TO be paid:
r. r. PArrott, for engine, ,os 60 A Wilson
Co.. timber and cement. S5 80, j. Crawford blacksmith
wotk sNo 6'i Payroll Of lsbores Ss4l - The total, in
cindins various other small items, ~ 700 z2.
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genuine sympathy which surrounded her The verdict
in the care was "justi able hom.sie" the Jury ind-
ing "that Major Murray slew the deceased 70 save MS
own lfe" And thus ended TO the apparent sa'isiac-
ton Of all London The most remarkable Gaze oi inc
London season Of crime.
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BoDY REooyERED.--The body Of William Smith, a
shpcarpenter, formerly employed board the Liver
pool packet Jeremiah Thompson was found yesterday
floating in the water at the foot Of Watts street East
River near where that vessel lies. The deceased
last Saturday afternoon at which time he was
intoxicated and is supposed to have fallen overheard
The deceased iortytwo years OF age, and leaves
wife ia this city, An inquest will be held Oh the body
fo.dnv
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CRY ITEMS

TIE SToRm.-The back Of the drou,h is broken. On
Monday night violent northeaster sprang up, soon
at dark, ard confirming through the night, Kept up
yes rlay with unr, lentiDg violence. The wind and
rain were so violent and the sudden decrease Iii tenn
perature tevere, thst many supposed II to lie ihe
cquiuocta storm, which is not due for month 10
come. TIE thermometer al noon yesterday, was ID
degrees lower Than I, e previous day. Lat night the
storm continued without abate ment, aud hd fsir to
lat through the nigt. Some damage 10 buildings and
trees was caused by the storm, and along Tie North
and East RIVER number Of cellars were overilowed
But the mischief comparatively uifine. Thusfar,
we have card of no scriOus disaster 20 the shprmg
The gale abated s,mcwhat last evening. All tie
vessels lying at Quarantine rode t ont in safety. We
have heard Of no damage 10 the slipl ing whatever
The tide yes,trday afternoon unusually ligh, ard
the cellars in the streets bordering the rivers were
filed To merchandise on the piers we have not Lead
Of any damage.
The Long Island s1und steamers LEFT at their usual
hour, aud would probably anchor above He'll Gate uu
il the wind abated Some Of the vessels anchored in
the North River dragged, but we have lot heard Of
any Of them being damaged.
The steamship Maanzas tha, to sai yeSerday FOR
Mauanzas, has been detained in consequence VI u 4,
storm.
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Adjourned to Tuesday next, at 3 p. m.

PIcKPOcSET CAUGHr.-Ricbard ingalls,, a bar.
der, while riding in Ninth avenue stage, on Mon
day, c0ntrived to steal pOcket-book containing a
small amount Of money! and ,icketsf $50 worth
of good- fom the pocket Of Cecilia smiiton of No.
~ Ninth street. Beng caught IN the act, he threw
the wallet away, and il picked up by II ehae Con-
merry, f.hermln, who refused TO deliver it to the
owner Both men were thereupon arrested and locked
up for examination.
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIoNs-Arsrsr ia--B.iyre Re
cofde

coTdss HoFprAS.
Elizabeth Wright, fbopliter, who last week
pleaded guilty Of grand larceny, sentenced 10 the
State Prison for two years.
Polish Jew, named Isaar Jacob Abraham, aged
10 year, was charged with committing rspe upon
Ann Eliza Williams colored girl Is years old. The
pr.oper kept jewelers. shop in Varick street, aud
tie oieDse was committed on bis prem lses where the
9irl had been sent 10 make inquiries The prs-
cnar was found prirv AID was for ssntence.
The Grand jury brought 10 q TAT d OF indictments,
aud several prisoners were arrained, and -smands1
till next term tor tri1l. Adjourned.
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PROM AsPuSwALL.
Arrival Of tl,e Steamship Chnmpien-Caii-
foruia Mails, and s0af ,Osi In Geld.

The U. s. Mail steamship Champion, Capt. Seabury,
from Aspinwal Aug. H. with mails treasure, ami pas
sengers, arrived at this port on Tuesday morning
The following ID the Champions specie list:
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Kere.pys Of Rsadoee.

Aus l1--ll3 bbls Flour. % bots Corn Meal slo boA
Whi,kv, 1873 bush. Wbest. 7il3 bush Con- 81 bo'h
Ol. isl pis Proyis!ons, l9J pkss Aihes 1s psga ps
daeJ, J,tg. L.rJ
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAsBEas.-AUe. l3-Before Jastes
IS6RAHsz.


SUPREME COURT-CHssBEas.-Aus. l3-Before Ju,ties
EGRAH.z
DEcfsIoHs.
Abraham Hooley ct al. at. VIM. W. Wright ct al
Motion granted, with $40 costs
Mathew Rothery agt Ellis ID. Harmed ct al.--Rsfer-
ence ordered 10 take acconnt, &c., as prayed fy iD
complaint, and TO report thereon.
Augustus Fowler agt. Maria Fowler--Diyorcs
granted.
Myndert w. Ssarin agt. William Heara--Mo,iop
granted on defendant siipuaiing, &c.
Geo. w. Brainefd agt. The New York and Harlem
Railroad ComUaDy-Rcferred 10 Chas. p. kistland,
esq., to hear and decide the Issues.
Emehne j. Clement agt. Abraham ID. Clemsnt-he-
port OF Referee confirmed, except mat the alnony 40
reported by him, commence at the date OF the Judg
ment, the amount during the pendency of action hav-
ing been heretofore allowed.
Abel NJ. Conkhn aet. Geo. ID. Ingersoll ct al.-Mo-
tio denied with costs with leave 10 renew On pay
WIN. Hepburn agt. Isaac v. Mathews ct al.-Motioo
Denied costs TO abide event.
Before Justice LEONARD
WHAT CONSTITUTES SHAN OR FRIVOLOUS ANSWER.
The "INDKPESDEST" AND BowES, HOLMES CO.
Charles Burial sgt. Henry c. Boz en-, st al
Plaintiff sned Bowen Holmes q Co. on promissory
note made by latter and indorsed by them TO Seymour
Co.. IN blank, FOR paper fur he'd by tht rm for The
lndepeHdent newspaper, VI which defendants were
alleged 70 be proprieors. Defendants in answer,
serted that the firm of Bowen Iiolnes g. Co. received
consideration for the in question: the same hav.
ing been made by some of the members, without the
knowledge OF the other members Of the irn. defenss
of nsury was also set up. A moi n was made 10
strike out the answer sham or for judgment on ac-
count OF Of the answer. lie Coar claimed
that the defendants who have interest The Iade
pendent should be permitted to serve al amended
answer but that the defendants who copretoTs ia
that paper should not be permitted do 70, inasmuch
as the answer IL, to them, eyasive well frvo
lous. Judgment rendered for the linh account of
the yolousness OF tbe answer WI leave TO the defen
dauts Avery, Van Ol1da and Glasell to serve an
amended answer In ten days.
NOTION TO COMMIT JUDGMENT DEBTOR.
David j. Peters agt. Thomas Kerr.-During an
examination defendant disclosed that Le sol his pro-
perty in March, ls6O receiving 5000. Or the items
ofexpendture lie give but aoout s. Co., but severs
that all has been spent and lie has none now Plaintiff
moves that defendant be required nay bis Judgment
81 600, be committed TO jail. The Court decided
that plaintiff must establish that defendant has the
MEANS before such order he made, an defendant
cannot be committed 10 jail on suspicion of having
means. The defendants stitement H. no doubt, very
unsatisfactory 10 creditor and gives RI To snspi
con that he may be eOncealng money property but
that does not warrant the order which defendant
asks, and the application is denied.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORR. .Aus. Il
Cleared.

StesinSiip-Afiics Shannon Liverpool Y. CunaYd.
BsIks-Rspd, msschak Vera Cruz Hargous CO.. 0uas,
Roionoyioh Cork w. Gslena.
BTgskns Brothers, Cus Port au Prncr X. Murray, r
BLear, Ruiz. Tempico.
SchooDers-loTn Crapo, Philadelphia, Gilman.
CToweN Boston ). ". Lewis 4 Co.
s..sa.eT-Concord Norman. Philadelphia -.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. - "a.
-les..5:J9I ISets...........10Oi Mooo--fseailiV
WATER THIS DAY. "A,
Sandy Hook l:30 Gov. Island ?sO HeBVne 80 wv
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FIRE.-On Monday night, between IL and o'clock
fire was discovered ia the ceiling of the porter house
No. ~ State street, occupied by Michael Qnigly. The
$3.50. How the fire originated is a mystery.
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that they ore illegally restrained by Col Aorrr, Of
their liberty, their term Of enlistment having expired
TIE writ was retpraabIe this afternoon, bat the DIS
trictAttorney applied for an adjournment, which
granted.
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ams struck Barco powerful blow in tbe neck filing
Lin to tho sidewalk. On regaipiDg hiA feet, Barc
drew his sheathknfe, and in spie of the efforts made
prevent Lis doing so, plunged il nro the abdomen Of
his assailint, innicng wonnd about two inches in
length, through which the unfortunate mans ntestnes
protnded Barco Immediately fed. pursued by Mr..
Chamberlain, who witnessed the slabbing, and who
was also slightly cut in attempting 70 arrest Barco.
The latter escaped for the time, bnt description Of bis
Ierson having been given to the Fourh-Wa ard Police
Olcer Craig subsequently, took him into custody. The
Injured man was removed to the New-York Hospital
where LIE died on the following day. DIR. James l..
Little one of the Hospital surgeons made post-nor
TEN examination Of the body, which showed that sev-
aal Of the intes ines had been severed by the knife
and that upward Of three feet Of them protrnded from
the wound. The Jury rendered verdict TO the eIeot
that George Williams came TO his death from stab in
the abdomen inflicted at the hands of Augustine Barco
on the night Of tie 1lth of August The prisoner was
thereupon remanded TO the Tombs to await his trial.
He is native of Spain, 81 years of age and denies
having perpetrated the act The deceased was a ma
tive OF Greece, "A years of age.
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Pnssen.erN sailed
Rassengers ArriyeA

IL Jr.g Pat<y.en, from De~ayaTa. for 81 7As~As-M.
George Hsrper, lady and child
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Z. s. PRIZE CO.flfTSSTOvERS-Auo 1a-Befors Connie
Sionara ELLIorr and OwRy.

q. s. PRIZE Co,rfTssIoyEKs-Au Ia-Besors Connie
Eionsrs ELLr0rr and OwRy
PRIZE FALCON.
The schooner Falcon takee possession OF by the
Prize Comnissio'e ers this morning Tbs +. sailed
under coa.'ing license and with assorted cargo
FROM Berwick Bay for fndianoa, Texas, was cap
tled near the latter port by the United States mao-of
war Scnth Carolina, and brought this port by Prize
master Pearse.
PRIZE NARY ALICE.
Tie sehr. Mary Alice also taken possession OF.
She was originally captured AT the commencement Of
the blockade of Galveston, and cent to this port with
prize crew. OF Cape Haiteras he reeaptured
by the prvaeer Dixie, who took the UDifed States
snilors and put n prvafeer crew. Subsequently,
the Wabash recaptured tho Nary Allie, and she was
brought into port yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

SHorISG TIE REBELs.-It is well known that tie
Rebels are very badly of for shoes and thnt snnuols
efforts are being made to obtain the reqr,s materials
and workmen TO supply the deficiency. Prominent IN
this endeavor, il ia said were certain paties this
city, who fitted the schooner Graham of 81, An
dIews, N. b. On the ith inst, the Uuted States
Marshal became that the Graham was bound
upon voyage which he had reason To believe not
quite legitimate. Detectives Sampson and Dcvoe
de'ailed To ake care Of the craft and clothing them
selves in the garb Of ongs oremen, they kept unre-
mtug wath and ward up0D the vessel night and day.
This vigilance was rewarded by the discovery Of a
lighter, which came TO her at dark with load Of lea
ther and machinery for cutting shoes They slso found
that certain individuals bought shoepegs enough for
the use of the West India Islands whi her tbe
pued 10 be bound, for live year. Moreover 1t ws
asccr,anod that the purchasers woud DO, allow the
n eichants Of whom they bought to send goods on
board bur preferred TO send their ster them,
of courte at a considerably enhanced cost.
Tie Graham was cleared by her Captain for Nassau,
~ r.. aud three days before her regst altered
Bri-h flag was hoisied her and her bailing plco
vas obanoei from New-York TO ~. Andrews. Under
thcfe cr1Imsisbces and for reasons not now necessary
10 mention the 4. s. Marshal dccded To LIBEL her on
charge Of fitting for the asistanee of the Rebels
The Graham 10 now over tho Atlnilc Docks, await.
ing the action of the IT, g. Courts. She is said to lie
owned by Mckee Co., of Wall street, who have, as
YET lot tit to enter any proes ainns her ssizure
Tho Graham was originally surveying vessel be-
longing to the United Siaes and j. very strong and
wei, adapted for eoasting purposes. 1t is believed,
from the evidence at and that the schooner was 10
have run the blockade and boldly entered the Con-
federsie S,a'cs where those board wonld At once
h. We set large shoe mandatory in operation. Three
other vessels one for the RIO Grnde, and NIL under
the Brlsh flag tie Marshal has learned had applied
for eIeaIances 1T the Custom-House. They were all
stopped.
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UglrKD SrA1ks NAVY OsssRvAroHY,
..r.. W,sHiSsryS, Apg 10, t89l. I
LIoyds ST. Mchssl Axore lsand has forwarded
hy oic. nd July l0l by q the lslsnd
acers The bottle contsn picket In LAT, deg
min. ~. loo. So deg. IL min w. copy is bjolned
"AERhicAS SHiP SENATOR.
"Yrom New Orleans 10 Liverpool Oct a. Iss lat 3 DEG a
min. NJ. Ion. So dry u nn. ". ~. well TIE lndes viii
please forward 10 The Superintendent u s. bservaory Was
ingtou. aud coise ROLAND F COFFIN, Mss,erp
The distance Of the point a, which the bottle found e
that where into the Liza mes Ia line
s'Nsss sss 49, s.s ~. ssy. j. - S.-..ss, s-s
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MOVEMENTS or SECRETARY CHAsE.-The Hen.
Secretary Chase, after addressing the Chamber of
Commerce on Monday, dined with John A. Stevens,
e-q, of the Bank Of Commerce. and yesterday he Was
enehain'd by Morris Kcichum, e,q. Since his arrival
in the ciiy he has been the guest Of Hiram Barney,
esq. He will probably leave New-fork for Washing
ton this afternoon. by that time the Bankers viii
have had their meeting, and decided upon the form and
proportions Of the Government Loan.
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MovIaESrs oY THE PnScE Yesterday
morning, at O'Clock, Prince Napoleon md his suite
b.eakf.zted at the New-York Hotel, snd ihfn took
oITis,es and proceeded on board tie yacht oil the
Battery, whero they remained all day. The RAIN
so19 prevented tie PriIee making any yisis about
tie city.
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County Treasury balance. July d. oss u
Total
Psyments $3.50 %
Balance August hlJ1So -
A communication was received from Richard Mott,
Deputy Tax Commissioner and Counsel TO the Board
Of Tax Commissioners, giving it as his opinion that
large amour; Of real estate the eastery and south
eas,erly side of East River, joining Brooklyn and
Kings County on the westerly side and embracing tho
property known the Atlantic Docks, is within the
boundaries of the City and County OF New-York.
TLs property ID claimed by Brooklyn to be within her
precinct and has been assessed as belonging 10 that
city. by the ancient charter Of New-iork its bound
age, extended to low-waer mark on the Long-lsland
aide of the East River, the Counties Of Kings and
Queens Joining New-York at that mark. lie IA
Satisfied from the express provisions of the statute,
which cannot by any possible construction be misun
dersood, that tie City and County OF New-York both
extend ut the present time to what was the low water
mark AT The time tley were fret established. There
can he says be 10 serious doubt but that part of that
lne in some instances and perhaps the most OF it, has
been AMI il changed by human agency; and Ia some
places il may be difficult TO ascertain where II orii
naliy wus Our Courts have held, and such Is tie law
of the State that the low wafer mark at the tine Of
the charter fixing the boundaries OF the city at that
time wns not "a movable mark which might he moved
In the ws,er, by VIE putting ~ VI srne'.i eeS.iSns,
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VIsIr or Mrs. LHooLs TO TN. Cur-Mrs.
Lincoln now on her way to this city, and is expected
at the Metropolitan Hotel tlis morning. Rooms have
been talcn for the whole party at that establishment.
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DIED IN SsS FR.ScIsco.-The San Francisco pa
peIs If the l6th nit. record the death by apopexy of
us III zabeth Grosvenor daughter Of tie late Thomas
IaIubln Of the Old Bowery, known on lbe stage as
Ilrs. Hamilton. Her husband eft her in good health
II H.. and returning ut p. found her dead.
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BOARD OF SupTRyisoIs.-The Board Of Supervisors
met yesterday the President Mr.. Stewart in the chair.
The Controllers statement of the condition of the
County Treasury bslane- July d. fisses "a
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,,,,,,rn cr,rrs nisrRlcr- ArroRNEY,s OFFICE

LIMITED STATES DiSTRiCT-ATTORNErs OffICE-
Apsusr lJ--Mr. Y. ID. SsIrB Di'tTictAnorney.
rpU TEXAN RANGERS APPLY FOR THEIR DISCHARGE.
The District Attorney served this morning with
wri, Of habcas corpus granted by Judge GarrISon OF
Brooklyn issned on petition OF the entire Company of
9sxsu Hangers, vow st Fort hsAiiisoS, ~so >'sn
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THE ROCKLAND COUNTY FAIR.
Correspondence Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The A. Y. Tribune
CLARKsrowN, Oct. 3, 1861.
Our Rockland County Fair, which closed last
night, was decided success in spite Of the increased
price Of admission. Heretofore tic admission has
been 10 cents but this season the price was raised to
% cents.
There were nearly SEQ entries, as l am informed,
which for our small county is pretty well, THINK
and the amount of premiums was about $3.50, be-
side diplomas and transactions.
There was a yoke of steers on exhibition by boy,
who had them finely trained that be could handle
them single or DOUBLE in the yoke or out Of it, The
display Of horses was fine, Of necessity, as our
county produces q large number of line horses.
We offered premiums, drew horses from New YORK
and elsewhere but county horses took the prem
iums The vegetables filled alt the space appro-
prated to them, aud the show was really fine.
We saw fine assortment Of apples, pears, and
grapes also cranberrea some wild red pluIns,
which are great Curiosity here. The ounces were
very fine.
Several different varieties Of pumpkins and
squashes, among the latter some OF the newest
kinds were on exhibition.
We noticed some fine stoves and washing-ma-
chimes, q subsoll plOw, exhibited by one OF the
farmers of the county several reapers and mowers,
straw cutters, apple-parers, grain-cradles, &c.
sleigh and set of harness were well got up.
There were several trials Of speed on the track
during the afternoon one being for $75 causing
great excitement An excellent address was given
by the Hon. j. Stanton Gould Of Hudson, and after
the address, resolutions passed TO separate the
horse race from the fir Ia future. The Secretary
time WINS 20 taken up that he did not succeed in COM
pleting the list of premiums, although he worked
till late at night. There over Zoo tickets sold
q. the gates beside carriage tickets; members, and
the ladies and children, were admitted free.