New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
CITY ITEMS.

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Tie rain Of Tuesday night was qnife extensive
We have heard from hundred miles nortn OF the
city, and all the way the fall was great ana much
needed More would be welcomed as the earn was
so dry that what fell was drank up Immediately oy
the thirsty soil. In the narrow betwhch has suhered
90 much from drouth this Summer, the grass ana oef
crops are now looking green and healthy, but streams
springs, ponds and wells are still very low. Bronx
River is remarkably 30; and in SOM peighoornoods
there Is much inconvenience owing to the want OF
water for stock and household use. Although this te
rain will not help this difficulty, it will be OF vast
advantage grass, turnips buckwheat, and TO farm
work generally. barn was struck by lightning ana
burnt at Scarsiale, during the shower on Tuesday
night.
THH LOUISVILLE JoURSAL.-The friends OF tins
Union paper have interested Themselves in its behalf IN
this city, and procured for it roll of l5 Subscribers
already.
FypRyrISa OUT TRAIToRs-The system OF de-
tecve police adopted BY Government is bearing the
happiest fruits Every day, for some time past, we
have recorded the arrest Of Southern spies and agents,
and the confscation of Rebel property. New-YOrk,
Rebel operations and the duties of the detectives have
in consequence become extremely Onerous responsible,
and delicate. Every day the authorities are flooded
with communications, authenticated and snony NOUS re-
spectng transient or permanent Southern residents
Frequently the denuncistoDss spring from petty malice or
persona hatred, and tho officers, afer following up
ed important cases for days aud nights together
have finally become convinced Of the innocence and
loyalty Of the suspected persons.
Fortunately for the ends ousiee and the protection
of the innocent we have honest and experienced men
a, the head of the police and in the Marshals Office
or fifteen such denunciaons above referred TO- re-
ceived BY tbs United States Marshal Tuesday,
eleven were immediately destroyed and four only fol-
lowed up. While therefore, it should be considered
the duty Of ell 10y al citizens TO aid in the dscovery aud
arres. Of real traitors, by denouncing them TO the
United States Aarshsl, 1t must not be forgotten by
,hose who would crafty personal malice that 1t is no
part Of the duty Of that officer to moest inoeusive
citizens and that all attempts TO make hin do so VIII
recol on the heads of the perpetrators Marshal Muir
raw has collected about him number Of the most In
tsigent experienced, and sbrewd detectives in the
country, two of whom have recently q" worked up +"
some Of their cases with marvellous good judgment and
deXterity.
Tribute TO THE Hon. JosEPH HoLr.-At the rsgu.
lar meeting of the Central Republican Club, held en-
Tuesday evening, at Cooper Institute, motion Of
VIM. GLAND Bourne, ESQ.,, it was unanimously
Resests That the centr, RsP1hle'n Club Of the City 81
HevYe having witnessed WITH fs9s, Of the sisse.t ssn
c and pride the Soe. and H sS'T' o. ,s aSo
to him III. oppression Of hsiI .d9iI.;oD yPs,hy and Esd I'D
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CoLoRrp EMIGRATION TO HAYTi.-The British
brig Tr1illo, cleared yesterday evening with eighty
colored .mirants for Hayt This is the tenth colony
sent ou by the Haytian Bureau since January last.
Among the emigRnis by the Truxillo are natives OF
New-York, Virginia, Pennsylvania, North and South
Carolina, Florida, Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Aia-
bama, Georgia, Massachusetts, and Chill. Of the
eighty nine only one could not read or wIite-a the
res, had fair oommon-school education. They all in
tend TO cultivate cotton in Hsyu. Mr.. RedPath the
General Agent Of the Hay tian Government announces
that the next snigrant vessel will be the Isabella
Besuman, which will ,ail on the 10th Of this u,onth.
She will carry over a hundred passengers The Joseph
Price will sa on The let Of October from New York
with eighty passengers. Another vessel will be char
tered TO sail from this port at the same date. All OF
them will sail under the British Aag. Three colonies
one of ninety from Rhode Island one Of one hundred
ard twenty from Pennsylvania and one of one hundred
and four from Buxton Canada West, will sail by the
1st Of October.
II Is expected that FIVE thousand will sail from Can
ada West alone during the coming Autumn and Win
ter The encouraging accounts sent by those who have
already emigrated have created quite fever among
the colored people in different parts Of the country.
Great care is taken 10 select those only who have essb-
iished character for industry and integrity and ncne
except those who intend be farmers forwarded
Arrangements have also been made by which the rail-
road fares Of agricultural emigrants will be advanced
from places In tho interior. The movement Ia assuming
large proportions. II has an organ-1he PiHe aad
Polm-published in Boston, where the Central Bureau
il established and TO which all letters Of inquiry
should be addressed. This Office will be removed TO
New.York on the iSt Of October. Tho emigrants who
. this morn ing are Of the very bes; class Of colored
people, Cotton raised by emignnts Is already begin.
ming 10 be exported from ST. Marx, where the Ameri.
can colonies are located.
Tar JEWISH FEAST OF TRUEPETs.-Ths Feast OF
Trumpets; or, according TO the Hebrew, Roh
Ha,kauak, commenced last evening. The celebra'
on Of this feast Is deemed Of the sacred chara-