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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

lowed ann. nue. nsule "pP r., =. he ysiied Curoos
..y s9s h1s sys
The 1.h s.a s.n mocn: The : %
Sly NO. lien cheek was Of oisa darkness oas m
there and E1 81 81 the sSG Of tie f So ss
whose and tender pleading would have A'
That itts thing sek believe said John HsrvsS COLE
psOns,oly What do ycu ling chi'S ne ca .ev
Ordained lip quy.sd feet are wet to her ankles
By III time the chS had bssnn to sing pushing back her
,S and dins her her Mile Thin fingers Her voice
onderfu and simple and common Is wsrs both and words
ih mo o. s hu
There happy isno'
Far, fTawsy'"
Nve, could The voice me Of th; chic % no. ED
Iost here .hid where aid you ssTn hs. song he asked
don. suppose Their. happy land he continued
know there Pm roing to ding there she said, quietly
decidedly, that the looked 3. each other
ayes Fir, nv mother said 60 She used to sing 10 until
she said abe wasn't going TO sngsny more on
'' "@ sn. and II . isst sssnw
"And then abe died ST." said the child ts,r. er%%nsu
John Harvey was silent FOR few moments Presently he
aid
well n he died my little girl you msy live you know
"Oh no sir! no. r livery quicty) I'd rather 80 there
and be with mother sometimes have dreadful pain ~ my
side and cough did There wontb be any pale up there
| sir; IT'S beautiful world. .,,.
any mother told me So" -
wi,e John Harvey bad had praying mother HIS cne ~
bored for sobs that struggled Tor inference
be hoard even In iheir deepsand stu those s so '0u
| eyes Ike magnets impeled bis glance toward tnem
'"CLid you must have pair OF shoe"
! John Hsryey's voice was hushy -. -. u.u.s
simultaneously hands thrust 10 pocks puIsss Psu
out and the astonished child held In her 'e pam m' 'H'
than be had ever seen before Whispered
Her father 10 poor, oon'unp,i1e sh
81 tuppose he's 100 nck 70 De 9u. an. nro,acor
Along the sloppy sres' went ne emu, aI ~ p.t., a.
ofJohn Harvey bpt not WIN snoes .ns no,~n In the
step. Warmth and comfort we're ass W.. .oId
deep. den-lke lanes Of the city walked he an, IN
child hand In bis. AZ an open brosen doof ny door
way opepedi Wheeling voice called out ef The dim cn'
Carietta" - ,ooL ., mn,
look " a. down went the hoadea S,,et spu,
her excessive 10y tho child FELL crying and laughing tosesher
Was he usn Z .
face dsrh aud hollow all with hair oihck a.
nish aud une mbei-s pair Of Wild eyesa body bent nearly
do1hle-hands lils claws
" p,d he sIye you all this. Carletts r.
they ali did aher yon shall have sour and
the poor child crt wed siarv.. Sir Ood ble,s you 81
fliy tosrJ tbe where stood the old oFsaa baIe
coy.ted-the baze IN titorr. - . ..
"Is no matter" said John Harvey with difficulty, I'm
come snd you other time and he goPed hs way
down stars
Nta UaAh
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CRoMwELLs SOLDIERS BIBLE.-The American
Tract Society No. 80 Nassau street, New-York, have
published 90 900 copies Of the Soldiers Pocket Bible,
6rst Issued for the English army in the time Of Oliver
Cromwell, A. d. 1913. Price in paper covers cents
single 81 so PER hundred go per thousand in cloth,
s cents single, 81 per hundred, $35 per thousand.
This is q compilation from the Holy Scriptures esps-
sally adapted to soldiers Will not those who love the
soldier and the country furnish the msanf Of supplying
them 10 the army =
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HARRIRn.

NoDONALD-HuG this city, on Saturday Sep. IA,
1851 by the Rev Charles Little GeoIg. w. Mcdonald and
eufsn J. Hughes
TlYLOR-HENRfQU Friday, Sept. l3 by the Rev.
Dr. Leonard Alfred w. Taylor 70 Miss Laynis HenrqoeI, all
Of tbs city.
VyARREN-FAIRMAN-O Wednesday, Sept H. 1861, 81 the
Unitarian Church in Philadelphia By tho Rev w H. Fur.
ness 3D. M james g. Warren Of New Yoyf 10 MIS- Caro-.
line A. Fsirman, Of the former place.
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Arrived.

Steamship Chesapeake Crowe Portland ni's sns pas. to
steamship Delaware, Cannon Phsdephis and Cope May,
md,a snd pas. TO Fred Perkins
pd.e and ps.s to spoaoSd Tne:ion Co ii ins a, Is
- lon q 81 passed nip zsn.. Germ bound
sal. to Wsl,h, Carver Chase
Ship Elena Bnm) Bremen Bremen 81 day., nd'e and l."
Bark George Bradford dr. Of Yarmouth N 81, RObbius,
BsTs Cells ts2 Of Haif.I n ST. Dolby St. Juan. p r. 20
days ,ossr to Hamilton Bros Has had Lab, f. and N T.
Bar, Hsre..' csrs es.sSw and ereepecl Ans d,e sni
TO Dunbar Dimon. vessel to J. A M9sS Had hsht
BsniE sept g. 81 90 lon. s. took plot from boat VIM H.
S%s TS" Ees.s D9sq a.: p E: z: IN S ,ss g.: t.
IaS;.sr:y OK E:s o 3S a.. s' " ME-. s'ssni
from the Highlands hern bris bound NJ with lO' Of
bowspht ANA fore aud main,OPmsst , ~,
srt j. Phps %. Co ia 3 % add m wsShsi
most OF the pas.ase tho southern edge Of tho Gulf had
' s a. Fsss ss.sfoid Far. Aug 49, e the River
7o;h rgb6cr a. e., TO Burdet EIeIe ,4 {. A.,
n ma.ier daring re niht o. the 5h inst, wen,
I a On Ing bssS1 ss ant ~ s V s"nas.
Bhs juHs T. Arsy of Blns5rl Best late tydsI,, Fast
iys pom Capt Ephrsin Ryd, died. lie wa native Of
shr Proiaots Dr., Smith H.,I, N e. 10 day., tan
nssts.
sehr Wave Br) smith Halifax, n. s.. 10 days, 6'h to H.
a., 10 Lawrence Gis Co Ps.ed the Rock Ava vessel
70 Johnson Ltraru- Aug 20 lat 40 81 Ion 30 a. 'po,s
shAing .hr Geo w Lrwis Of Provincetown, - tb sperm,
steering 10 eastward A1g 30 lat SO 49, lon - 49, while
seuddSg under eosereeed forea In heavy gale shipped
board qaar.r 6tg the coc pr and ths cabin
"A part hsch house ard done damage Aug %
la ~ g. lou 50 a. while co.sresfed sells, with ,rous
from \ W. the main sheet traveller. Has bad
tuceeslon Of heavy gnes ol T. aud :. W. since psssirg
the Western Islands split sale, &c.
sch r. H. Dexter (Brl Dexter st. johns p r. 10 dIyf,
tugar 70 J. . Whitney.
schr. Penrsyl suA Brown, Rondoui, coal 0r BOston.
schr. Filing si.h Ias Gouc-steT DAYS fab TO ssteT
schr. Mary Ann. bfysnt, flushins. IN ballast - .
SchE John Jones' Csson, Providence 81 ballast iof Phl-tsl
phis.
sshr. Chief Smith, New. Haven, In ballast.
Steamer Rarisan, SLAYER, PbsdePhiA, mde 10 Lopez
Khkpa,ii,h
s.osae- Ap,hrtet, Jones, Philadelphia mdsc 10 j. A y.
BnggE.
Enthusiastically, Arsso, fer Hsu.i Ksyn,s ,Br), for
Hhvana.
BELOW-Btrb RockavHy.
WISD-Dsrius the day, 5. :. T.
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Recruits Wanted.

Recruits Wanted.
few more good will DO received FOR The ~,
I'm REGIMENT (sICKLfS'S) EXCELSIOR BRIGADE,
~ Col NELSON TAYLOR, Commanding
INDUCEMENTS voIrNrEsRs:
Paw 10 Dor month Wives aud families provided for EItrs
pay when building insanohment aud Qualifications poO
bounty when honorably di,ohsrged.
uniformed Reci will be iorw srdsd Immediately Apply at
oLee 10 Lieut.. FENEOCK. No. 900 Broadway.
Parcels len a. sbovs for the will be forwarded to the
Regiment.
Recruts WanteaA few dr.tess. men win be received
IN COMPANY 9h Regiment NJ Y. g. NJ Che right flank Com
p,ny ppy AZ tho Amory Mercer Hou.e Brooe and
&efeeY.sts. between and O'clock, p.
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10 Mariners.

iIeHT vsssnt 0rY TAN rms HoRtEtHoh.
lisht,s,,, schooner ssed painted color and eIht
ns on. eh, rom gu. set every nhi win be pscsd
oil the eli o. the Hore.h9e weeh oIm, The dividing ns Be-
Of Cope Henry Hampton Ro-d' By tho CheaPesis
hi. ushtyemel u be anchored IN between shos and
0,thon, water Al mean low tide and outside Of the spot
where buoy il marked the cO, Survey Char Of The
r.: 10. 10 sn s.. 81 s.S ia length rom III. a.l
1dns Che 10 feet pole. Of each The hsht win DO exhibited a.
the deck Of feet above the sea level In clear "esihsf
bSTiSs ssly tsicI asd fosgy weather l,rs bell viii b.
sounded Of De sltensed By the blowing
When tbi. vessel anchored a, her station motto. will
b. sued giving the besrn to different prominent p0n's
Ths soo@inS bearings win not b. far from the proposed po.
ton 70 the several objects via;
T. %Gloasl5y l,ssys..sl........W 4 WV
To s.1 SSsf a,sF Ss f
tn. BsoI River lighthouse shtv.,'e % bear w By W.
channel between the point Cape Henry and the
the Outer Middle g,9S1s % shf oHPsk. N s
Tr:amry Department Gses L,ehtEoa" Board Warrington
Ciip Apt 81, 1861.
pEsTRorSs THE FLORIDA IisHrs.
KY W! Aug e. PGT .ss f t,S Of Cape
.nd repOr that band q Rebe. calling thsm.sSe' The
Sos rom he msn.Dd ihsy At once TOOK Of The
si.oasd the is.psi They rst went up
de,o, ed the en and valuable second order prens umi
csnnot BE- used again They reported that Jupiter Lish
put out by them on the 2Dh and Cap. CAInes soma days
proceeding Miami in their boat and also taxing boa, bo'
fousnr to fhtbouse Department On the 25b Capt.
F,cw Jaw lille coming down Key West ~ dnkey the
party moving down between the Keys and the mainland
toward The Csyso Light and he believes their object In going
that direction TO destroy the Iron Light Cayort
Resf We heard from ihs Light and cannot tell
whether they succeeded In their neious attempt. Tho u g.
steamer Mohswk Lieut. Strong bound 10 NewYort LETT our
barbor this intending 10 touch ., Caryor and at
sombo and win report the extent Of the doPr'd'On' Of
lrnou's band.
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6peeial Noiiees.

Executive Committee Of the Republican Central t
had At IsadduanoTs corner broadway and 2ds on MON
DAY EVENING, September IL, at o'clock.
ID. l.. PETTEE, Chairman
MlnIos g. DusBAx, )gecr,,,rI.,
Ronshr EDWAnDs Ja. oe0'''e'
Afssouic.-Ths monabers Of ATLANTIC LODGE, No l5e.
requested 20 inset SUNDAY the 10Th ms, x o'clock
D. No. Al the Ferry foot Of Baclsy 10 attend the funeral OF
brother Henry l.. Csthsl By order Of the W. NJ
CHARLES W. BY, Secretary.
Posr-Oyyca, New.Yofk Sept. 49, 1851:
Notice. The new style Of Government POSTAGE
STAMPS IL ready and for sale at this osee EIehsnss
vii, be the Style equivalent amount OF the
cid issue durur period Of SIX DAYS hon the date OF this no
ics after which Stamps Of the old us VIII not DO received In
WIN. d. TAYLOR p VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

From fifteen TO twenty outdoor officials, inspectors,
&C., were appointed at the Custom-House on Friday
and yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

DIR. ELLIS PARDoSED.-Gov. Morgan has issued g
sn pardon to DIR. Thomas T. Ellis, who was convicted
Of constructive larceny, in the Court Of General Ses
siODs. about year and half ago. and sentenced by
Recorder Barnard to three years and half in the State
Prison. The Doctor was accused by O woman Of
stealing diamond ring, but the Governor did not
sider the evidence altogether reliable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

REPORTED DEATH OF THE Rev. DR. WILLIAM j..
HocE.-The Presbyterian says 1t lie reported that the
Rev. DIR. William J. Hoge late associate pastor Of the
Brick Church in NewYork, died at Richmond, Va, Of
typhoid fever after biz return to that place. The
editor says that he has not been able to trace the rumor
% any reliable authority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

SUSPECTED OF CoUSrERTEITISe.-Yester Jacob,
William and Charles Seibert, photographers, No. 80
Fulton street, were arrested by Detective Radford,
spOn information given by Joseph Steward, of No. 1873
West Nineteenth street. and taken before Justice Con.
molly at the Jefferson Market Police Court. They
were charged with having concealed upon their prem
ises photographic stone for btbographing s. bills on
tho Farmers and Citizens Bank of Wiliamsburgh,
Kings County, N. Y. Two bills On the Bank Of Com
nerce, New.London, were aso found on the premises.
They were locked up until testimony could be OBJ
tanned from the officers of the bank in Williamsburgh
as to whether they had granted permission for their
bills 10 be copied.
The Seiberts state that they were simply expert
menting, with view to procuring an order from rome
Of the other banks,
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RELIc OF THE REvoLUTIos.--R. B. Minturn, esQ.,
Of this city, has presented to the Redwood Library Of
Newport, X. l., two links and swivel Of & chain,
which was, during the Revolutionary War; stretched
serOss the Hudson River 70 impede navigation. The
links made Of three-inch ron and are three fee.
Bong by one foot wide. This chain was manufactured
BY The grandfather Of Thomas Francis MeagheF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

Araeo, osp'' Vss, ,sf yesterday for Southampton
anu nav VI, nth 81 passengers The Cunard mAn
~anor -anah, Capt. lie &eseurier also sailed yes'ef
Gay n Havana and Nassau. She takes on' 81 pass
rrs,gers and SOC, s9j in specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

Gen. Butler and the officers Of his staff arrived here
yesterday morning from Washington, and are stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

RELEAsED.-William Patrick Of Brooklyn, who
arrested charge Of treason, on the 18th ult,
has been released from the " Hotel de Lafayette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

LETTERS FOR The Seeded STITEs.-SeveA hum
bred and twentytbree letters addressed 10 persons in
the Seeded States have been received and detained ct
Che City Pos-0fics ths week. OF these lese than
sLres hundred and ssty.two received on Friday,
ADD sIge part Of them were brought by she Africa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

PAINFUL ACCIDENT TO TWO CHILDRES.-On Fri.
day two children, belonging to Officer Mccullough OF
the Second Ward Police, fell from platform at the
rear of the building No. 126 Mott street. Both were
severely injured that they had to be removed to the
City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

The New PosrAoE SrAMPs.-Tbe new postage
stamps will be ready for delivery at the Post-Ohice in
this city tomorrow Within elk days from that date
the old Issue can be exchanged for the new, end after
ward they will not be received in payment Of postage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ar
Sun-Rias...5:40 ISetG.........6l0l Moon-SeL. ;3l3
WATER THIS DAY. -.
Sandy Hook. I37 Gov. hlsnd.. 5;27 HelGss.' IVo
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING.

CHILDREN TEETHING.
most experienced aud skia IN NewEnSsnd and has
been used with nevsrins success In Thousands OfceI
stomach and bowels correct, .edy gives tone and vsoT 10
the whole system.
Il will al most instantly relieve TPus in the bowels and
Overc On. eonvuOn, which, net speedily rsmeded, end IN
death.
wsbesvs ihe bs.; and 'urs' remedy In the world IN al
case. Of Dsensry and D.nhas in children, "behsr Ge'
from tselhins or from any ether cause.
George A. Fowler OF onOrd writes under date Of June H.
1885,
permit d. to ssy, chat Mrs. wISsLow's sooTH.
dSG Say. rs. merits TS /. The Sr. i@.
hlrtyh years drug business that have Endorsed sped
SecSmsDdaiioa Of any pstsn medicine. know whs. It.
SnoR 9se' the ss.e.i parent, al
ordpg relief quieude whous unpleasant elects A.
's0''0s ~ US" GEORGE A FOWLER
Mothers! Mothsn! M0thers! An old muse for children.
Don't fail to procure Mrs. wISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Testhus II has equal ssrh. Ne mother
who has ever tried
MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SY'
RUP
For Children VIII ever her child pass through the
distressing ard critical period Of ieehns without the aid Of this
invaluable preparation If and health be estimated BY
dollars and cents il Is worth its weigh, In gold.
Million. Of bottle, ,d In the United sss' Il
1, an old and well.hed remedy.
David Miller of Crenc, NswyOrs writes under cate Of
June -. 1850:
ave have child threo month, old which hss otetned al
,b St we had dpsed Of s9sr raising s stomach
:r Sos ' Of ifs s SRiSo T sSUP which
acted like charm Immediately became quiet aud >now
R %s~id &c ssS Siis a. WP Ge sailing
,isy we'll AZ Of which we s'cIe. TO the use 81 f
Lows SOOTHING SfHur Yours 'f 6SviD MILLER"
To every mother who hs, children suffering from any Of The
complaint, Incident tho period Of ee,hng, DO not let
your peudees the prudces of Others stand In the
way Of relief that will DO sursyes absolutely iste fol-
low the use Of Mrs wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
The following extract from letter written BY he Rev.
c. T. wser to tn. German RsoynsS Messenger at ChsDbsrs-
bursh, Penn;
Just open the door for hor ard ra wino WIN prove the
sSTsnse Nsnsss q a.: 9u,s " @ %s Ss
Mrs winsowcr helping her to survive aud the ip
ing collecting aud eethy siesc We coahIm every word set
forth in tie Prospectus performs precisely what processes
perform every part Of ii-nothne less Away with your
Cordial Paresorc Drops 'Landanum, and every other
Narcotic by which the babe Is dragged into stupidity and rem
| dered dull and idiotic for life
1--WE have Mrs Unslowknow her only through
the preparation OF her Soothing Syrup for Children TeehipG
II had the would make her ale ~ physical
saviour TO the Infant Race"
BEWARE OF couSrrRyEIls and ISITATIoys
None genuine unless the So.m.s OF CURTIS PERKINS
rew.York. 10 on the outside wrapper
| solaby Druggists throughout the world.
Principal eice, No. l3CEDAR-sT., NEw-YoRg' TTke
] ss!y n ssRis w billie
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aliliiarn Notlres.

Fire Re airnent Fremont Riaes-CoL w. MERklrr
No 6s Bfosdwy-This regmeut IL nov being
I'd into ryioe md superior Inducements to o
and uep who desire 10 unite with hT, class organization
Make early application Headquarters 81 bounty for each
crnit paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

Corros.-Tbe steamer Westehester, Captain Jonef,
which arrived yesterday morning from Providence,
brought on freight one hundred and eleven bales Of
cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

A New ORGAN FOR TRINITY CHURCHILL it under.
stood that the Vesyy of Trinity Church are about to
introduce q choir organ into that edice. The intro
duction of the choral service and q choir Of boys in
the chaDcel makes it needful that an organ should be
near Az it is the choir is at one end Of the church
and the organist at the other new organ is to be
made and placed in the opposite end Of the vestry
room, opening into the cbancel The grand organ viii
remain where it is to be used for instrumental puT
poses and the Glori@ only.
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Amussmenfs.

A CADEMY OF UsIC.-OPENING NIGHT
A5ni..ion ss oents 70 all parts Of tho Academy.
a,N yI MONDAY EVENING, sept ID
' cSE sgRSi rafssls sssE F24E e h.
oRcHEsTRX 4 on ~ Sas cfraA
es ''',t,,,
who universally I fsesTD i IF
and whose performances principal opers-hos... .
S'SSs s '''' 'es' P''' e'a 'i' ''' wonderful IN ss
The performances Of HERMANN entirely origins, N,
novel The d assEScs Ss 'i %Sg aSfAaArus
ell effects being produce. h SyI e,tt, sKtny
TWELVE PIECES, IN i,yvo phRTs
"'' 10 Oh GRAND : co Sssssisf'' programme
ORCHESTRA OF 2 Ta WI ITALIAN OPERA.
y w.us. i TssHS:u, sy M ass Men
blythe c.Srsed asAvss d Vienna and other
Performance. Of merit '''- : ' WI
Docr open = III performance to commence at ceechi
Tickets y cents msy be had during h. d.y :. the ,.sa.,,
Of Music siosr' In wsl5t G. Brsusns's. schsrsnbets
Stores Tickets may likewise be had 81 he principal Hc,ss
and In the evening 4, tho d2or
On Tueeday and Wednesday the second and third nish
RARNUM's AMERIC AN MUsEUM.-
The gs.s rush 70 zee hin and III. so.ss Of tn.
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTkMus
Which has attracted attention THAI ony other cUess
THE FIRST o isi i RsAE iasiifrororAngs
ever brought to Americas sad tho great deny OF obtain
THE Is SIT THAT RsS' s sfis HERE
E's pso wo % the s 70 zee ,agIs
III AERE 'sS1 fE% pl Ssi' A'
And therefore, iced to dsappointmsnt He sseeSr,
A NATIVE ARAB KEEPER,
And With him 10 be at ali hours day evening
ThE WHAT q TT 4LsIyo FAMILY. LYING
MONSTER SNAKES, AoOARiA, sboundng With living s,h
TWO SUPERB DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
tab. place EVERY DAY. a, ad u clock rr n,seh Of
which lip T. psod ,5,si th: d paes,ic drama,
TaE ~ Lo 81 SON SON OF
And also The comical and Extravsgant Farce
PLEASANT NEIGHB0R.
MSS n9E ssj T bawS MSSEns .o xi9 sa
Admission IS cents; children uodsr 10, Is ceDts
TWO LIVING WHALES
IL NOW on EXHIBITION,
uS1 At = IoS sihs.HF w yeoSoiIb,ss'
These whales ss hyT Stss pS,,1Tf : s' ss S1r
and at a gree; outlay Of both i:e,I and money
10 which they exhibited BE-. erected III hse tessa
'''--1'' ""''] PGkE OCEAN WATER
rom 'ls h''' I'D ais. st, Cal Gs'asIIovs DAILY
by OF powerful steam Pon which throws III Inch
'1''-- one THoUsAND FEET OF IRON PIPE,
ASsrssios IS eests: ChIdrsn na'isr 10, is cents
Tas ssc9SD ,SP TsIHo AySsTs Cas; conyry p.s9Str.
tie plea'antsa rsmble in sAs vseina' Of New.YOrt
GRAND PAN0RA MIC EXHIBITION of the
NJ AMERICAN WAR, with Dio smio Accomplishments, 10
s9oISs,s s bs best st %ac a"s Popos[ LeetOT 10
opea at Z corra'saee sss o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

CoRoSERs CAsEs.-0n Friday afternoon Josephine
seerpsnnng ten years Of age, fell into the dock and
was drowned. Her parents reside on barge, at the
SCOT of West Forty-third street. Soon after, man
wen. into that locality to fish, and one of bis FIRST drafts
brought to the surface the boGJ Of the little yn,.
Coroner Jackman held an inquest the body, and the
jury rendered verdict Of accidentally drowned"
z On Friday night, VIM. Vaughan, a native Of Ire
iand, 80 years of age, and longshoreman, being in
so1caed, fell down the stairs Of No. 40 Water street
and was killed. Coroner Scbirmer held an inquest
and the jury rendered verdict In accordance with The
circumstances.