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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

~ Pamphlets and oil dssrble information. application
Pro6ts from per per Tor more the capt
tai uys ted .Ipsns, The Process may be In dy
op.ratn and hr Bread s1 At tho splendid bakery Of RquA
Plumb Nos and II Hoy,', Brooklyn, and at the esAbliak
ent corner ilhst and 3dsv Samples when requested
J. WINCHESTER. Agent for Paient'o'.
No. % John. st., kew.Yort.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
COLLECTORS oFprcR Nsw.YoRS. Sept. 10, l,6
PROPOSALS for SHIP CHANDLERl.- -

IT
PROPOSALS. win be received At this oire until SATUR-
DAY he z5tb inst for supplying Snip Chandery Tor tho
revenue vessels t stion FOR tho emainde Of the yea eud
jos pth June 1872 according the following list vik
Anchor, aud kedyes. Hemp lia"sofs
BrOoms hickory lonsine:
proorn. Hifch Hzmb inc.
Broougs Corn. Hooks aud Ihimbles,
Routipg ali colors, fili width. junk
Bunting ali col0ra, half width Leather rigging
Blocks, friction Tolers, per inch Leather, pump
Or shelye. Lumber white piue clear.
Blocks. iron bushsd. Oikun.
Cordsge taucd hemp patent Oil sperm. winter strained
Coriaqt, bolt rope. on, summer
Cortage Manila Oh, bDseed, boiled
C lnl.ge chain. Oil,
Canvas Hollands A A, Paint black lead
Canvas American hemp Paint white lead In sil-sro1nd
Canvas Cotton No. 2. Powder, cannon.
Canvas Cotton No. }. Powder primipg
Canvas Cotton no 6. Soap, brown
Canvas, Cotton No 10. Spun Yarn.
Ji.Esgfa. wood sawed aud delivered.
All articles required 10 be furnished at tho
lowest ma. kst puca- HIRAM BARNEY, Colector.
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20 Get.
Real Gstaie for Sale.

DARE CHANCE.-A splendid suburban RESI-
IL DENCE and FRUIT FARM Of 20 acres, q Low offered
located at Hudson Coumbia County ~ ri'hn n.s o ..
dock pots and business parts Of the city The buildings are az
new farm in the highest OF cultivation osden sna
orchard extensive containing all the beet vsenes oil i
Grou nds tastsfdy laid highly onamentod LocSien
Price 900 which h far below cost Terms Of
k~yy on the pTsmi,es SOLOMON v. CLIFFORD,
~ klsdsop. Celgpbia Ceanty, ~ X.
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Ghantcs for Business tilen.

IIERE is a CIIANCE.-For $50 will deed the
reht any c,uny In the United States exceeding
49, 100 pusou valuable invention for general house
patented o. Inrote stamp flf deceptive circular.
Adire.s JAMES McSAMEE EA.toB, Pc.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
DARIS, LONDON and NEW-YORK Med

tPAhln LONDoN unu nnn , iOnh hI,D
e1po, the aaeies of Physoogis's and the unsuecesl
PLY cisos Ia special di eaes s hrs, local but by
neglect improper treatment prOsaiug the system,
and savns both nnd and body total wreck 4oth edition,
400 pages. 100 nlu.tsns By NJ LARhONr. Pans London,
and ork Physician and Surgeon No. 61 Broadway zap
stairt) N. Y Mailed by luCHAKDsON, for II, No We
tey..t Asor Hou.e Tousey No. l2l Nsssau-.t, u.
sxter Co NJ II3Nas-eu-st NewYoTk and }. n. Johnson
No 70 State ST. Chicago Office houn-9s m 10 p M We
concur uitb tie oosmg poprfs recommending Dr gLAit
MONT TO the afflicted: Dispatch Atlas Courier dss Etsts uu
Dsmokfst Saats.L eitung Medical keyiew. &c
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Amussntenis.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-OPENING NIGHT.
A-,9a g ems t2 to Z, sS: Ps; Of shs the academy
First sDDe.ras. aHHPAY II YSrF ETESlHE Of Es sept TO-
GREAT neutrality-suspicious.,
Assist,d by the celebrated
ORCHESTRA OF THE OPERA.
ars. sp IN y,k Ie Of u
MONSIEUR HERMANN
who Is universally ssoin 1sd as The srssttes;t living
and whe'e porfrmaces principal opershouses in
liar lue
TFe perform ante. Of HERMANN are entirely original aud
novel i4' a %B,fES5E oS 5''sS; %SY iPr%SarUs i
" effects being "y ESS1xL ELSSSS161xdL q ssIE ssiIi.ia'dn'''
pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID LAST DAY But TWO,
'' 'h''"'hoetIii Ias sif LiViso HIPPoPorAMUs,
Or RIVER HoKE.
itom The RverNuo In Egyp He Is ho st and only specimen
e brought this county, and ia universally scAno"isosed~
70 N' GtEATEsT CURIOSITY LIVING.
Both Escred md pFolne history have immorazsd him tho
mos. droS TIE Earth f HERE Is NOT HIS LKED
wss s1 S @ 70 ss e Il. Si s aSS a
accompanied b! native Arab keeper Ssa@a wa bln.en
human family They arc to be seen at ali hoa also
THE WlM Is q ALsINor trrI FAMILY A LIVING LIVING
MoSsfER siAKFs. AoUARiA, HAPPY FAMILY, &c.
Two SUPERB PERFORMANCES
take ps,s EwRY DAY at and Il p. at each Of which
i' produced an deI'n'r rynSs'y,s n+aIps' LOVE
aud the lsuehsbb and ever amusing Farce. entitled
LOVE IN LIVERY
Making the INST sttT' i've entertainment In the city.
Acmon TO d only - cents children under ~ 10 ceo,a
WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING. the bril'st and beautiful
MRS JOHN WOOD
UilllppesT IN the charming bufesque OF
CINDERELLA
Produced with Now Music by the Conductor Mr. koPpiiz,
& fsq & M M s fnd nSuSs SsT Mo- RiSgS Bs a
Han, P@sron t. Baker A. II. Davenport L. SloLoky, &C.
Tbe Bure,lae preceded by Cool as Cocum0er.'
NIXON's ROYAL CIRCUS,
~ co.nsr I.l.It. and 6ihsy adjoining Palace Garden
o. THIS (raursdsy) MONT, r
BRILLIANT ChA>UE Or PROGRAMME,
n whcn 81 the splendid Eque.trian CoHaPgesr
GRAND DAYLIGHR. ENTERTAINMENTS
THIS DAY. al O'Clock,
for The tperisl pleasure Of Family Parties.
Admission . centA Children, 10 cent.
TlIHREE LIVING WHALES, now on exhibition,
i uider an slesnit r Pay,i1sn ,1S s,s woop
Thcse Whsle. haze been obtained A. great expense
FROd THE NORThERN SEAS,
and consist o. ots "a 1 ~ Ss "a on wbsh tlBes
CRIFS AFTER ~ MOTHER Is SUCkLED BY HER,
AD RIDES on HER BACK.
the euttomary mthod Of mstena whales oi eAIJnt theh
jung IN LARGE TANK,
,,eied srufessy or them ia thete beautiful grounds which
2tis0S GkLLCNs DAILY or PURE OCEAN WATER,
from the Es RSer through thou and esi Of iron pipe, lined
with cement sni laid eIprr'slJ for ihni purpose
On FRiDAY, feyai dv for families the pcs is reduced
to IS cents lclidren under y, 10 cents.
GRANh PANORAMIC EXHIBITION of the
" AMERICAN WAR. wih DlOBAMiC EFFECTS, At
Hooe Clap4 No IN Broadway, EVERY EVENING.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
Aliliiarp Notlfes.
CIintnn Rifles.

Clinton Rifles. ,,.v
Cart CHARLES MckAl's Co3ii. Co5itASS,t' ~ cor,nsnv
s,yg more atod required 20 cotlpe,o 'N-' S'f''
i - A. assisyssd into the United Stles service; ,t
TIrse Ssrgea1t. and four Coporae " N'httu,
s,So 20 beaiqusrte have prei,Telce u s'
Arnly al ryyicn-av. over Jefferson Markell
EoTfieth MOzar rt Regiment.
BUaRAH! hURRAH huRRAh!
'AT1ENTlON! ATTENTION
WGNTED-1Oo s1et o1ied men 70 h up the 4oth " Lsrt
sIrept NewYoIk Nounsers, n,g sta'iol ed at beAeys
s Ro.d near Ale ssniria Va Men eniAug m this NC
jept will b. do patched to NemP caeav Ae1lnoiS
IA Apply at No. 564 broadway. .
First ReRnnent Fremont ISifes-CoL W. MERRITT
esdouaters 6tl regiment ls no" e1ut
into service aud offers superior inducements 10 oeers
and men who desire unite with hrstelsss oIganHAon'
Make early spp headquarters 81 boony Ir e~eh re-
eIuat paid.
Irish Irenadi iers.Tbis resiment being now organized
eAeT upsrior ucsmenis ell parties deous Of sdns ne
oountrv IN is crsis Quarters will be funlshd
Immediately e'te being mgserd INTO sc vice OthoeIs VIII
Inst THIS q EVENING at clock az eidqu IteIs
Nsroer Houss wheu necessary papers viii be iunlsh o.
THOMAS NJ. REID Colonel.
Recruits Wnnted.-A fss 6stclass win DO c.iyed
IN Company r. 9Th Regiment ~ Y NJ 1.-THE night lsnk Com,
pAny1 Ably Afmoy Mercer Hoase corner BIoome and
heIcersts., between aud O'Clock m. -
Ten Men Wanted-ro Join the sd re eimeut, *
ing Taey VIII be dispatched inIasdately 60 the Rel
nsnt the OF Apply at once 10 Lieut. f-
MOCK No ca Broadway mites provided Tor Immediately
$l0l bounty when honor ioly di Gagged.
HR4peuARrERs u. s RPLEs,
No 239 Broadway, corner Perk- place.
oUpited states Rifles" Col w. kRLNLANOWSkl,
Leut Col w. LESKlOcers who have eotnaoiesi or parts
Of eompsnie and desire first class regiment are invited
a ke this into conidesi This regiment 10
.enptad BIZ the Secre sry Of Wsr The enlisted IN
number single aud their time commences nom the 9y o
A. Wnen They leave for camp ofnstTucli)n immediately
snsf their enlistment Officers form their conpane' Win
but httle expense
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
rTO CAPITALISTS SOMETHING BETTER
u THAN A GOLp MINE.-ratLs. LaIIns lLs I-au.l.
AERArEp uNEERMENrRp TRAD.

AEkATED UNRBhMENIED h<AD,
By the pew process patented by MssIs Perry Fzsorad
are requested call address the onGerigned who pre-
pared for the sale Of hts" Liceoces for
.syerlI Of tho largest cities IA the United s'sica.
"Ths grond discovery Of the time" ssyI The n Daily
Times the process Of mailing the most Wholesome rod
and which longest be peeved fresh ia the shortest
time aud considerable reduction Of cost prescB, ps
WHAT MEN OF SCIENCE SAY OF TIE PROCESS.
Ths process employed based true scientific principles"
wcot, iob. Professor Of Chemisty add Physics In new
York kts, Academy.
" h, peos.. Is simps, eeAny. and uniform in ' rs'ut
invoyi the pi subsia pcctug vhofr Uhoesom-
mess ques BE- raised IL save. 81 he o0nueu Of the
-Four yAs bf si rs BY fermentation inevitably Ae'ihc,s
.5Ds Of tbsin" Samuel 81 hn Professor Chsuiy College
Of Ply si;iA1s and Surgeons, New.fork-
ho bread made by this l. Of admirable quality be-
Eng light entirely e. from al unpleasant tate and odo holds is
han any otnsr aAes bread that have seen
aud de ub perfectly w1oes0me II John Iofrcyi
Prof,ss Che mistTy, u. :. Assay Ohos New.Yok
hKve fou1d Il Of superior quality In a respects One
desde atsned 4 eHtife eerninssL IL l. emnenty
beautiful inAsuGh aims Of tas oducts results
fermentation ~ Willard fAker, d. Professor Surgery,
C,legs Of Pm yscisn. aud Surgeons, Nsw.i .iorh
The st-adies OF The consumption OF bread renders
tiele uuy suitable to be prepared aud prd by pub
lie comp ny ncs the the yicissi
tudes usnustrr aud the eIpeuse of machinery gives
conpavo onopoy tho supply Of bread is placed
the category ~ih "teT kc"-l Journal Of
the Society oi Arts
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
THE 1 NEW YORK TRIBUNE.


ruE NEVv.YORB DAILY Th'JlNts,,,, ThAbUHI
40 D,u-IIsuED EVERY MORNING AM ARN,o,5 EFENi-'"
- F"D tgy TIE TsIBUNE ASoOCiArlVN'
= THE '''' srsETrs Opposite rnE CIR hAL', u.o
,.d dvsred to CRY Subscribers At !, ssl.i 9ot month";
ssbseiibers 80 per Hnnum N i 1a'sn'o'
,r,r HryV.YORK WEEKLY TkibONN'i Tk'
f.'I- 80 t',Reg PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY
- s,TrnpAY MoRSIy0 az the low p,loe , %, o 90
sPuOpso'" l,,ncc Three copies FOR sei rive lr,.5
YES ehnun & sT = y; Tssnty Copies 70 ,ne 20 T,,
p,nber at toe rate Of = PER 1noulnl ~ 1he a
any 5S- ~ each subscriber (snd any larger bu~h ~ -
~ ri % each) 81 A0y person rLe' psc,ntiops
sne fe y m Be enitsd to an extra copy sUO'ep'"'
d commence si ary Iine' ,, Tp,prqR cost ONE DOL
hS7.fnS, T rt NTy-FIVE CENTS PER LINE FOR each IN
s-ptJoH Eo,iing inserted fol loss than 80.
THE sEMIsWEEkLE T1tlhUNL pie. 81
a, tr,haa every tuesday aud tKiDAy MokNlNs; o, '' w
~ nryn Two Copi-s for IS; Five Oopiee lor +Ai 80
TIRE NEW-Y0RK TRiBUMh
FOR EUROPE Az CiRCU tor liver.
A. hI,,bed on tho departure Of each Man ettsHs - Eva
poI AZ : por snnura postage ne9dra 11kI s1kgI sTTCJN
OoY~ ADui'' No l5i Nassaust y. 1.
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Go fobom II man Concern.


HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phladelphia-For
the Rs-fo Of the SICK aud Ditre.'ed afflicted With 'fa
Len and Chronic Diseases Medical sdycs gratis by tho
,pg surgeon Valuable reports naonhos and other
cisl Diseases and the NEW REMEDIES employed In
M U.prn.ery seu Ia eslrd letter eGvopes fee Oi charge
Addrs..t Dr. J. SklLLlN HOU0hTON,
Howard Associ,iion,
No South 9th-st, Phil lphs Pa
DASSPORTS.--U. 5. PASSPORTS promptly
procured from Washing ct reduced rates by JUDO
SCHMIDT sotsry rubio No. lChambess s-OefuSn custom
respectfully solicited
N nASSPORTS. S.-Unitcd States PASSPORTS pre-
j pared AID issBed 81 the Government Agency, No |i
tnsst
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Gonses anS farms WaIeo.

{NANTED-to PURCHASE or RENT-A
" comfortable HOUSE with about half Of land,
within 40 miles Of tbs city Railroads Rent mnst be
The price Of property not % exceed from 80 20
S25C0 Address Mr G. z. o.. Box No. ,5i, new York.
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professional Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
h scpe and operaiins aud Consulting Surgeon NO ~ sn
sv Oihos nsuaoas ths obscuie diseases oi tno
pelvic yrerA Rupuis Piles Naroocee aud Fislua radically
without the knife olSatuo. Ohice hours IRON Siss
10 z, and ! 10 evenings.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

I OHM PATRIOTIC, UNION, COMIC, and
I.[tUy SECESSION ENVELOPES every one of DIFF
fer variety from every State In and out Of the Inion ncld
ing Steel Plates Li,hogfaph Plain nd Coored and Oil he he
and costly yuietie Price l2 The sges collection ou 'ae
Stsies ou order iroul - up To lWo one
cent Order direct from A. MILLER 70 Ann'si .. l.
lust PUBLISHED-REPORT on SPElMA-
TORRHGA and certain other uervou' special ana ntnen'
Dsstea by the getr urgeon Of he 0 a ts.oc ION fhs'
di. also Reports on he NEW BEMEDI IS for uch diseses
,uoy.d IN the Of this lhsuon Sru ~ the a.
nieied by mail sgard eG snys'pes ~ q charge Ad-
d'e.a Dir j sNILLiN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
No solth.9tist. Phi'ale bia Ps.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

keW-1Ork HOmUOInthIc IItdIcHI z UIItHo.,- Ut
second Of bis institution VIII commence Oct ID ooi Alo
terminate March l, 1902
FACULTY MEDICINE.
BEAKLEY NJ d. Professor of Surgery Sagical Anatomy,
and Pathology
tsAAC MONROE WARD NJ D.. Professor of Obstetrics and
Dissases 0 Women and Children.
sR KlfBY NJ D. Professor Of Medical JuIisprudeDos and
T0IeJiogy. .
EW HUNT 81 D., Professor Of Msssda meaics and Medical
BOtsny.
D. SMITH NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry end PhysolOgy
JOHN Ellis NJ d. Professor Of Ihsoy aud Prsc1ee and
Th-l lapeutics
IA CAR diCdAEL NJ. Professor Of General snd Descrip
tive AnStOmy.
W. w MUM, NJ d., Demonftrstor Of Anatomy
J. BEAKLEY, n. D., Dean Of the Faculty
House.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

AIRY FASHION MAGAZINE.
EIna a. DEN lREsTg QUARTERLY MIRROR
or FASHIONS.
Yogr aton specially Invited 70 Ihe seoohd 'oiline'
eommvncug vi htA fgl Nnlhbrr. Oh, xuppop nv
MINNIE. DEMCR ESLs OUhHIEkLf hlhhoh oP
FASHIONS,
Nowt eady, which contains nearly
100 ZINE ENGRS SVIN0S UF NEW GORED DRESSES,
CIOAKs sI{sFVEs BONNETS, TRIMMINGS,
tOUAVE SUITS, etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

| DE Or GEN. SCOTT by Mansfield, brought
~ ~ down 70 the WAR or THE REBELLION, $50 p ses
vvysHt6Al1 MAPS and cuts. Maei free for 81 AGENTS
WANTED EVERYWHERE Send Tor Circaiar 20
n. G. MILLER No 25 ParhT5w. New York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

----.--.--. D --- -. .,oo,,,
AIRS All ~ WORTH's NEW BOOK!
M 10 GIPSY'S PROPHECY ,n,,rc1,
IN TUE GIPSYS PROPHECY!
NpS sfi- IL ORTHs NEW AND BfSr BOOB,
Np, Ssy,, AL r. for sale by sll Booksellers, on SAL *
NV NtI h;e in pn- large daodeoimo volume bouh5
p ob AZ 81 * IN two volumes paper cover for $l' Sna
~ p. PETERSON BROTHERS,
p No 800 Chest nutst, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
Excursions.
Gouse furnishing GOODS.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. -REFRIGERATORS
~ At less than wholesale prices; sILvER-rLATED WARE
TABLE CUTLERY, COOKING UTENSILS, &C, 6c. At los
prices than any ether house IN III trade.
l.. d. BASsFORD, Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

A REFRlGERATORS, Water-CoOlers, Cut
~ lery Mosquito rfays. Psrambulst, Baskst,
Wooden NeTc &C., at DELMARS, No 200 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

A LAIlIE PLATE OF DRESSES,
With s descriptions and reports OF the Latest Paris Fsthion
Of nearly every rfce connected vi Laoirs aud Ihidea
Dress beside GO o. useful IA fonaiont to Miiners
DresNakeIs and adiys generally Yearly ~ cenu' eibs
Copies, 10 ceuts. P0Ease, cent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
5perlal Notltes.

American Institute Polytechnic Association
1ill meet u its 10 the Cooper UDion fdlS DAa
tbursday) ~ O'Clock Subject; Steel and its Use
Dr. H. p STEVENS will read paper on The Geological age
v nav JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Rec Sec pro tenn
self.SeaIiua stone Preserve Jars-GIeens Engieh
rubber used the best and most durable
se for preserving Fruits and Vegetables offered 20 the
public. For Bale by w. N. SEYMOUR Co.
Hardware Dealers, No. 4 Chzthan-squtre.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

VAMES TYLER 0ate of Nos. and Mulberry
al ioras his friendI and the pu,ic hat no has removed
his Awning Flag Saekng aud lot Bottom Mufacory 70 No
hid door from bnlber.s de has ALEC rneet
Merohandse Covers &c. Malt Bags Feed bsg etc. ele con:
,anty on hand He would sricuary call the attention OF
carmen and Others bis newly invented Nenaus fesd Bag,
which Owes such uniyerE salsctoa Cots wholesale and
tail
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
90 formers ann Others.
miscellaneous.

A A. THOMSON Il Co., No. 2l5 Water-st.,
N. y oser FOR sale TIN and rERNa PLATE, ca coal
aud Coke sBEgr IRON, BELGIAN, kgs-td. 4fmE, hngy
&C. and Gargsises do Sheet Zinc Copper w. B.'es
Tfi. SBetsT, Lead &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
rs CREAT MIIJTARY MAP

DEADY-LLOYDs GREAT MILITARY MAP
nor THE FIFTEEN SOUTHERN STATES. AND GAI-
FTTFER OF TIE SOUTHERN COUNTRY, Engraved on
Steel i've square coored in sss and Counties IiCe
Ocents. IL ready for sgsnts A. he public
T.. LLDlD. No. IO4 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
Goal aun il)uoH.
Cost and 1onu6.

4 OST- At about % o'clock yesterday morning,
Il In a6,hay, omnibus below h,ubsrs-st small BOX
Containing Hair.Wok The Under will confer great vo oy
returning Il 20 LArHROP, MILLS Il OStkoM,
No lac Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

A Il energetic young MAN, qualified 10 teach the
N oriinsry Ensh branches. and the udimrnts Of LEa s
v Entsd ia a BOARDING. end DAY SCHOOL. Address
TEAt HER, Box No. ~ Eiiabeh N. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

A FULL supply of SERVANTS ARE now AZ the
~ hiNHArTAN EMPLoYMENI OFFICE. No. Es.t
2Jds Broadway. tunhss In city country be
A. M SEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

WAR WAR WAR s wMEAsasSss ..,.si:s J. .ss1s .s.s T -
A.. h, sIs lsi.I. Wn CsossLAkn Rssssse n Ss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-24

Fatal RESULT OF QUARRn.-As John Jolly, OF No. 1853
Cherry street. quarreling with his wife yesterday
morning he few into fierce passion, and picking up
heavy cowhde boot threw at her head Unfortunately
the boot struck child about three months old named
Alexander Mclean, killing HIM instantly. The Fourth
precinct police, being notified Of the affair arrested
jolly and locked him the station house await the
action Of the Coroner. An inquest held upon tho
body by Coroner Okeefe when the jury rendered a
dict against the prisoner. jolly committed await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
BURNING CAsrAITy.-Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Of No. 30
Commerce street, who was severely burned Tues-
day night by her clothes catching at the stove died
yesterday morning from the effects OF her injuries
Coroner Okeefe held an inquest upon the body.
SUSPICION or Foul PAy.-Information received at
the CCroners Office yesterday TO the effect that
named Mary Trainor, living at No 27o West Twenty
eighth street. had died under circumstances which led
the police to believe that she had been Killed by III treat
ment at the hands Of husband, Patrick Tranor.
Coroner 0iKeefe took the case but he compelled
from press Of business TO postpone the inquest until
day. nainor il under arrest
CmD SurrooArED WHILE EAnSG.-Augustus Henline,
child about three years old, whose parents reside at
No eS Pitt street. suocated Tuesday night whilg
eating apple. piece OF the fruit lodged the ohlds
throat md before could be extracted the poor little
fellow choked TO death. Coroner Jackman held
inquest upon the body. Verdict, accidental death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-24
City IutellfQence.

LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT THE SISTERS ov MERcy.-A
lecture for the benefit of the institution under the charge
Of the Sisters Of Mercy will be delivered Tuesday
evening, the 29th inst at Irving Hall, by Mr. John Mu
aly The subject is The fame and achievements the
Irish soldier, at homo and abroad and the lecture
win therefore, treat OF the military prowess and genius
OF the Irish people, II should OF elf attract large
dience. Apart from this, however the institution to
which the proceeds viii be devoted is Of the de-
serving of public charities. II affords home AMI
refuge for servant girls out Of employment and also
the purposes os In diligence office b. procuring
hem situations. Al present. owing 10 the depress OF
business there are large number IN the ins.tuon the
last report stating that there hundred de-
pending upon the good sisters for support.
TIE Ponce COMMISSIONERS made the following appoint
ments yesterday at special meeng:-Chas. W. Kruger
4th; Robert Esch 18Th; Michael Schneider 18th; Isaac
Iiechman 2oth Thomas Foy, 18th; =. l. Hoffman, 5th
Vim. f. Brown, nth; stephen J. Boyle, 18th; Thomas
Newell eth; VIM. Read, 18th; Aug Kevel, 18th; John
lane 16th Robert NJ. Clark, Goth; John Marley, lsth
Geo. L. Morris, 10th James 5. Blackman, 18th; NJ 8.
Bresnan, ID James H. Bryan, Sth; VIM. Breslan LIST;
Coachman, 18th; VIM. H. Green 18th Maurice L. MORT
arty 18th; George W. Brown 23d Richard Deeves l3th
Henry johnson, 18TH Ferdinand Myers 10th; Henry X.
Iankton 9th; o. c. WiDehip Sd; VIM. J. Holmes goth;
David G Baker 10th. James Hopkins, 9th Geo Dowdell
4th; Robert Wilson, 10th; James Herman 14th ~ Uhl
10th; @. N. Foster 17th; Edward Newkrk I7th J. W.
hcGinn, 18th; A. W. Norman, 23d Reuben p. Rogers,
Tone, Esd; Jonathan Utter Goth; VIM. Mountoy, 4th:
Elisha Luethen 9th; Harvey r Her, 23d; Eugene Won
Mordhausen, General ofce); VIM Mcguire 9th; Pre-.
colt Tracy, 18TH Pat Feare, It'll James j. Kelso (Gene
raj offce) VIM Hastings, Goth John Lane Of the l6th,
and Isaac Schwartz, Of the 9TH resigned.
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HAyRr AND souru AxproS- Steamship Arsgo-Captain ID
rngraham United States Navy; James Lesley Jr
Of stobes; Mr. and Mrs Butterworh, Mis, Batter
worth Mrs Bu,terworb, DR. and Mrs Mosher Gen Robert
fassy three children and servant Miss Bron Mr. and
Charles bamber Miss Duput Mr. and Mrs Thomas Garner
MI and MRS farmer NJ ss Garner Mrs joyce Mr. Mrs
Lazy, MI ano Mrs Cazsde, capt Blanchard Norman
Quesns. John snipton elch Mr. 0ardner Mr. philips
0idlngs, Hanson, james ChapooD " yelling and
son. l. foy. Rsnd Ssey, Edward King, A Boyer, Mr.
GrG, Edward Johnson A Dubcrcean, NJ segman, kou-
ma Molina, Molina, CRANES, John ses Mr. DeMnsset
vare Mr. Ahrens Mr. Wilkinson, Arthur Miller, Haas
a Meier, Howe A couche, Lleyenard, A A samaaos
stract, seDi Bstton, Baker, Tw Yard Thoe York
Reilly. ID " ;cereau, Soer, Maguet VIM Klein q A
Goven, Chinook, Jos Mangeon, Mr. Bne Mr. Oenevox MI
Hierina, Mr. Bertrand Mr. sutoricus och Mr. Mankeim.
Miss Lindner Mrs Nathan and child, rucgA Loppi.
Aiisen, Mrs Young Carl soul'c, By stussy Mr. and
MIS- Gerard Mr. Van Manu. FEads, II Persa Chaucholes,
gorimm Drusult and Mrs Lcjeunos and chdrota i55
LIVERPOOL Steamship City Of wasnngton-Mr Hewett
and lsdy van Buren, Mr. Clark and lady, Champion and
adv vass; VI Homer, Miss N Gregory X Mcdnnion u
Geimalne u Bunting, II Barker, q Davis, rinsea II
DEPARTURES.
LIVERPOOL Steamship Nova scotan, from Portland-A
buchanan, Burstal, Mr 0srman Trudel ID 0allum,
son Mr. Thomas M Taylor Mr. Murray Alexander Murray
Miss Mcnamara, Of Toronto; Walter Scott reier Mr.
Eiwel Mr. McDopough and Mr. winks OF Montreal; Drew
and brey Of lismion John Sc riding Nelson Bowie.
Genay, Charles segne and Fry, OF New York; Peter
Cunningham, Ann Cunningham, Thomas Cross Mary Ann
Cross John Cooper Ursula Cooper William Murray Joseph
Scott William skardon, Percy J, shaw, Mary Wright and
Michael Mcdonnell, Of Bceoni VIM johnson, or Portland