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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

TEMPTING THE POLICE SUPERISTEsDENT.-A funny
story In told at Police headquarters about man who
visited the Super'ntendeuts office on Fast-Day and
made very liberal offer in writing and in gold for
place on the police" 1t appears, 30 the narrative
goes, that tall good-lOoking man walked into Police
headquarters, on Fast-Day, and presented himself to
Inspector Carpenter to whom be handed letter Of
considerable weight addressed to " John Z. Kennedy,
e,a, Superintendent of Police" The Inspector hand
ed both man and letter over to Mr. Kennedy, who i'm
medately opened the document and found the sum Of
$50 in gold intended for himself which fell out upon
bis table.
He then read The communication, which act forth in
brief that the writer was desrous Of procuring posi-
ton as policeman, adding, 81 am willing to give you
900 TO get me on the force. Enclosed $50 and the
balance viii be forthcoming at the end of one months
service" Is recommendation. the writer and bearer
of the letter stated that be had been policeman in ST.
Louis for five years. and signed bis name Richard
Canovan. After reading the letter and looking at the
coin, 1t is sad that the insued Superintendent adj
dressed the munifcent applicant as follows: 81 will
give you twentyfour hours TO get out Of the City Of
New-YOrk." OF course the stranger left forthwith.
1t is not added that any were taken to see
bin out of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
MARZN.E JOURNAL.
PORT OF sEw-Yoax.........sRPT. a.
Cleared.

steamships--New York (Bremenl wsnke, Bremen Oerehs
Co kangaroo (Bf.l Nierhouse Liverpool, j. O. Dale
Ships-SEylark Burnley, Sen Fra cisco, VIM Coleman
Co. Sussn Kinks, Atwood HRyre, c. q Duncan Co.
Bsrks-Quincy, Lneken, Dmsirk W. FL eel Co Per
Putnam Cook Heinckrn Mary, Brock San Fran
cisco master; BOtLes Mariner Cenuesos. o. g. Stephenson
Co.
Bres-Daren sArret Cork Snow Burgsss Cspells. Ace,
st. Johns r J. g. onatsvis Co Esther Taylor Queens
town Fupch Meincke Nendt W. Pike, Lowell, Bordeaux,
H. Becker Graeyes Guancne tSPsnih Sers, Senta Cruz.
w. w. DeFouelt Co. J. King Coa, Halifax, d. H. De-
wolf
Sctooners-N Lsnk Fcni1s, Fredeks DEL master G. g.
holer Allen. Havana b. eager Mohawk Staples, Ponce. r.
r., Sturges Co stephen TBber. COX Washington Moore
ucny thnon (Brl Norris, Maanzas }. Mhitney Co.
Jacob Ysushn, Lane Johns hiyeI masters T. b. Downing
Thorn, AeIapSra
sloop-Oregon Rhodes, Providence. L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-CBAxBEEs-sEY7. 27-Bcfore Ju'iee
BARNARD.
DECISIONS,

SUPREME COURT-CBAsBERs-SgYT. 27.-Before Ju,.iee
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
ROYAL T.. Robbins ct al agt. Samuel ). Bowman ct
k.-MotioB denied with 10 costs.
The &c. OF the Society for the Reformation Of Ju
vsns Dequents John KoD a-he order must be re-
settled before Jus,ee Hoge5oon. Motion for say denied
The Fulton Bank sGt Jacob Little ct al 1ton saEted
go costa
conditions; otheTwtso denied. . -.
joel Meick at Charles Knox kc.-Moion denied "th Slo
In re application, &c, ag Margaret WilsReerence Or
Wm II .,oD sst Wm W. whsht-Th. motion to strike
out defi-d with 10 costs defendant In he sue
coed. at the trial. -, ~, an
Louis Peyomet agt. 4. Oefard-houoh oeheui WIN VI"
costs -. , So.
Le-. Z. Amsinck al ss Patrick Monaghan ct slnOOn
ESwad MORT at Robert Sargent ct sLrhe motion for
discontinue dendan, Hooshtou and 20
against the other d.endns must be DC led WITHOUT
Ne. no coats OF this molten TO either party
THE CENTRAL PARK GNIEhsloN
In the matter Of Axson Of for the extension Of the
Central Park.
This was motion 10 couirm the report OF the Hon.
John r. HasIn 10 whom referred for revision, the bill OF
costs for the the Central Park taxed by DAVID A.
Fowe the Deputy County Clsk The motion oppoaed by
r.dpcad ffom les origin hsure Of Sse0o so eco and by
M Churchill for Nias r Walker whse h Tor rent oil rooms
was red ced from 81 800 to $50 Mr. John ~ bnir sp'
pesrsA for e Controller "a favor Of the confirmation Of tue
M Busted offered on behalf ofMr Bssley to wsiye all claim
20 any pay II BIZ. work greater oy onetld than that
done on the LAYING out Of Genital Park originally for which
S31 Ol charged by the Surveyors and allowed oy sgch
Commi..ioneu judge Kent Judge lhoeher aud Luther
Bradih and paid by careful Controller Is AIaah u Flag
lie made the could be shown that the
present Controller bad paid surveying bills charged 81 the same
rate He made the otter IL could be shown that the
charged not the that prescribed by the Copoa
ton work lie made the same
offer in Robert T. Haws Of his predecessors could
6Ed where they hsd not paid according 80 those a1e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
THE LATE HARLEM pEoPLE's MEETING.

10 ne LdHoT Of Ihs n. 7. ITlbHns
Sir: i perceive a communication IN your lssue OF
to-day IN reference 10 the uion Meeting e. Hafe Per
nit say avery few words IN rely TO your snonyBous
correspondent -
Tbs meeting called order before the bour sud
fsner the Call" would have you believe ogsn.
lied precisely .. O'clock the hour p'sL-d In the call
Secondly. When Mr.. WskeuAp pfopost resolution In
dong Peoples Ticket, uonsted TIE Syracuse Cohsa
ton who h.d been prominent In oIgiuns the uesi
Ing did rernso silent GHed by eori''potrHt
contrary the resolution pss1ed 1Hsninoa 'J ana VAC
he ritbufiA,m
Your correspondents ideas Of Union would 70 be
similar 70 those held b, traitors Of the south; PerHi
10 m mat and Union, but you viii not why viii
assemble the meeting AID take measures g. give En-
pessiOn 10 my senulsns In plain words viii receds
Your obcdieut servant
j. B. MoKEAN, seeTssaTy Twelfth Nasd Union Meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

THE MIsHAP TO THE GREAT EAsTERy.-A passen-
ger by the Persia relates further particulars Of
the disaster to the Great Eastern which supplies some
interesting incidents not alluded TO in tho brief report
Of Capt. Judkibs:
E" The Persia, it seems, met the Great Eastern on
Monday, Sept. 10, at ii O'Clock a. m., two hundred
and twelve miles from Queenstown. On approaching
her the passengers Of the Persia observed that abe
was rolling very much, but had no idea Of her con.
dition, which nearer view afforded. II was found
that she had lost both of her paddlewheels the whole
Of the boats with the exception of twO) on her port
side were stove iu or disabled and, the rudderbead
beng carried away, che steering for home with
the rudder-et aims. Large ropes stretched from
Duwark 10 bulwaTk for the passengers cling to- and
the rolling was 50 fearful that one moment the great
ship revealed the whole of Der decks ut most distress
Ing angle and the next the Bulge was plainly visible.
On discovering the plight of the vessel, Capt
J1dkins hoisted signal, Do you require aid T.
which was only replied 70 by large board being dis
played on the padde-box but the characters thereof
being 30 SMALL the writing could not be deciphered
I9e Great Eastern still kept ON her course, working
WITH her screw, and for twenty minutes the Persia
followed Der 10 order 10 get answer TO her signal
The paseen gers OF the Great Eastern scattered
over the decks There were reported 10 be about four
hundred on boa'd of her all Of whom seemed strain.
ing anxiOusly forward TO catch view of the Persia
The ladies waved their handkerchiefs the men their
hate aud Notwithstanding the heavy roll of the veg
sell the utmost enthusiasm seemed to be manifested by
her passengers. Up 10 this time no answer had been
given 10 the signal Of the Persia aud us che dipped
Der ensign, and turned her head away, another
beard, written on was elevated from the psiole-box
Of the Great Eastern, with no better result. Even
with The aid Of the glasses of the officers tho charac.
te could not be dieting During this time the
Great Esgtern had NOT slackeed har mace and when
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

A SAD RoMAScE.-In connection with the sad affair
at the Continental it may be stated that Miss Zea
Gale wss engaged to be married to Mr.. Jones, who
held the position of second officer the steamer Kan
CARGO. The breaking Of shaft the honeward voy-
age prevented the arrival Of the vessel at the usual
tin and the first itimation be had Of the terrible ca
lamity was conveyed by Mr.. Edwin Reed, an attache
of the Wslnut-street Thester, who sent TO New
York by Mrs. Garretson for that purpose Mr.. Jones
arrived in this city Wednesday evening" but too late
10 see bis betrotbed. She had breatbed her last. For
some tbity-sx bours Miss Gale had Struggled hard TO
i've appa emily with the sole object of bidding fare
well to one to whom she was much attached. From
the gentleman, we learn that be bad pnid the last in
sallment q cottage he purchased, and his mother
was to furnish it while he on his voyage. He
had rendered bis resignation TO the esm-hip company
and had procured another situation, which he intended
to FILL taking with him Zea u wife to sdorn bis En-
gsh home. philadelphia Inquirer, 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoNs-sKPr. 25.-Befors judy


MCCUNy.
Felix Crawl Spaniad - years of age was con-
yctcd Of OBJ ng under false preenseG He represented
himself as Of the ship Bylanum and this OBJ
tanned SJ6 from Mrs. Stewart, No. O7 Greene street. sste
Prison two years. , a., .
Charles A. Lee American % years OF age, plesded guilty 70
forgery fourth degree, In attempting TO pass counorfst
b on the Hadds bsnk and son o the State Pi'on
for NJ, -,
Ellen Robinson pleaded guilty forgery IN the fourth degree
In rendering SIS bill the Judson Bank OF ogdensbursh
Scnteuce deferred. "
John Wrbuan German IS years Of age convicted Of
assault dangerous IN attacking A Hilbert Of No.
5si Fourth street the 2h August aud sentenced to the
state Prison Tor two years
John RYDER Irish year, Of sse pleaded guilty 10 burglary
the third degree 10 stealing two iron bars four large hes two
pounds Of metal aud sentenced two years
tho State Prison Immediately after the sentence had been
pronounced Mr Schemerhorn his counsel came into Court
said that the prisoner had pleaded guilty without his adyce
insane and requested that the sentence should DO spended
This the Court did na,rucs the physician Of the City PrOn
inquire iato the state Of the prisoners mind and report
thereon. -.
James Murray American. 10 years Of age, was te.ed for
srceny the peron stealing silver watch OF the value Of
49, from John Fon No l'l Liberty street on the night Of
llh September while in his company. The prisoner met the
comp nnau who under tho influence OF liquor and en-
tered into familiar conversation with HIM watched hl oppor
tunty and seized the property and made of with L. He was
pu policeman and tina watch found on is person
The psore brought excellent Testimonials 20 character and
on account plea Of guilty Of petty larceny and was
rensnded for sentence. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
J. B. MoKEAN, Sec
September n, isol.

CoRosERs CAsEs.-Ye,terday, Coroner Jsckman
held nque, No. '2i finh street. the eedy Of william
Cobb Of and Of this city appeared that
deceAs fell down Bisnt OF ,A 81 No. 1873 Avenue
Monday night and that be lived Of uuconsesu,nsss
uutI midnight Thursday 1hs Jury rendered verdict u
death by 1Jure, received by falling down hsnt Of tta
Yesterday Coroner SchmtT held inquest al the N,wfork
Hospital on the body Of John Rogts hefan. who
by While running the night % the 9th
Of September Tho Jury rendered verdict Of death BY pys
mia sup. induced by injuries accidentally received Sept
1851" DeceAted native Of Ireland AID q Of
Yesterday toe remains o. mae apparently about 40 years Of
hOstn, the the foot % East
.t Deceased had been In the about dAy
Coroner SchmeT proceeded 10 hold an Inquest on the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
MAR HE ID.

BAKER-uOBBs-I Brooklyn Thursdsy, Sept 20, at the
house Of the brides parents py the Rev. ae9 ~ & AZ
Frederick Baker 10 Miss Amelia FL ohy oaosh'e' VI A %
Hobbs, ell OF Brooklyn.
FIsHER-NIcHOLs-O Thursday sept 20 ~ ne ne. - ~
Foster Thomss Fisher Of Chicago, Ill, 70 Miss ammo "
Nichols OF this city. - -
apIPRITH-sANFt RD--At Oneida Lake, on Monday sept
Sa nv tbe Rev Dwight r. Scovel r. H. ohdth 81 tAns'0'S
MY, 10 Aix1 jennie q. Sanford VI hiIiem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

THE McMASUs OBsEeUIEs.-The Executive Con-
mittee having in charge tho McManus obsequies met
at the Astor House last evening" and agreed upon tie
final arrangements for the grand civic and military pm
cesson, which is to take place on the removal of the
remains from Calvary Cemetery TO the European
steamer. 1t has been decided that tho ceremony sh
take place on the ith of October. committee viii
pro eed on the morning of hat day. 70 the Ceuetry,
and bring the coffin 10 the co ner Of Broadway and
TwentY-third street, where the procession will be
forming The tine for starting has hot been fixed,
but the military will preoede the hearse the Comnit
tee will follow it, AID the civic societies VIII cone
hast. The demonstration will, undoubtedly, lie a large
oue At the meeting ast evening" Mr.. John y Ma
honey the President and Others made some remarks,
but no further important business was transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
SUPERIOR coURT-spEclAL TsRS-sEPT. 27.-Beforo Jus
tice BuSwOKrH.


Mora ct al agt. The Sun Mutual in.urance COM
p,ny-Motion 10 set aside pecept granted with 0co Inc
nl.ina. d.uutred th several counter claihs IN a.
gd.pt. answer neht Judgment was ordered oI the
tine. on all the with costs Held tht thsse costs
Ar. NOT the psLts succeed In the oc@
an recover and in that event arc 20 oe
col led by the gnrn They are the costs oil
tl Of az w. and lot the cost. Of spec mo
on nor within the mesning OF laws OF
isto D 3li SC u.s. and laws OF 1851, p. 4sl, sec. SO
Imnn az. Schoeder-Ih. order Of arrest 10 90 moohea
a. r,anire endsnt be he'd " bal Ia he sum OF s4oo
ouy 10 costs VI allowed to the pAuth TO abide event
Of the aron. go, r., T..
unctiou denied poEy injunction dissolved Win slV
cost to abide event NJ. 49,, =
land Insurance CompsnyCase and exceptions settled Papers
snseksiton ss, hamilton Fire Insurance Company
F.ospnus settled They eDosphers notes let wlin
SP BEFORE Justice HosPsAN
Jane G.. Phelps, EXT, &c. agt The Geonard FIRE
I,srr.,r. Compsuy.-Motiou denied, with 81 costs ,
JohpTT Hendciop ss GeOW Decentralization set aside
(sce opinion with Clerk W, N p.,,
o, L.-Mo,ion granted, with ~ costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
CITY ITEMS.

Rrruns OF The PRIScE DE JolSViLLE-Aher On
absence of week in WashingtoD the Prince de JOIN
Vile, the Count de Pentbierre and Captain Mocha
returned 20 their apartments at the Brevoort House, AZ
II O'Clock last night Ehe letter from the Prince, en-
eaginz his rooms specified that he intended lying over
IN Philadelphia TO dine, in preference to maSing
rapid Journey through and arriving by the early tram;
Tho roous appropriated TO the use Of the Pinee anu
Snro arc the mott spacious and comfortably IN .'e
house sJuats on the first aoOE and communicating ~u
each ether In advance Of the Prince, bis man N'V
Cane On 70 look up pair of fine SsddfchorScs ior 70
young aiaes-de-eamp of Mcclellan, and has'en cne
complexion Of their uniforms IL s pro6aeie Una. t'0
placing his SON, the Count de Peathiere IN the Ea's
School the Prince viii go to the Western pr"'ii0' -
search Of the game with which they abound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

ISDUclYG SOLDITRs TO DEsKRr.-John Ripley,
sao boAfdp ghouse No 80 Rooye street. arrested By
Capt. Hart the police yesterday changed with odnoins one
Henry desert from HE enlistment la the ssrvee Of
United Ststes IN regiment commanded BY oil James ~
Mcmillan whereby be tsinmobsl hi. eloLss add ni
ward hnBg be had done he returned to hi, command
ocs ornsoD ard ed 10 his duty RIPLEY
ordered find bail In 800 appear and b. examined to-
hnx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
Youthful RunGLLR

YOUTHFUL BUpGLIRs.-Yesterday, four boys,
named Anthony Downing FeI and James lie Val and WIN.
aud tho syess Of
bofo. Justice Connolly charged with foreb{ enter
china cTockery Of Davis CoAnc No tI9
Bfosdwsy and stealing valuable goods appeared that
they by crawling through bars tho
Mercer .d' aud then opening window They were
held for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE sroRM.-Considerab damage was done in the
negbbOrhood of williamsburg last night by the heavy
wind-storm that prevailed On the upper part Of
Bushwick and Myrtle avenues, number Of trees were
blown down, and several houses unroofed. Mr. Chas.
Price, a resident Of New-York, while walking on
Bushwick avenue, was struck by the limb Of tree
and severely injured The police Of the Sixth Precinct
assisted him TO his home. Considerable detention was
experienced on the Greenpoint Railroad by tree that
was blown across the track in Kent avenue. Signs,
shutters, and weak chimneys suffered severely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
IAdyeT.isenent.l

GRAND IMPROVEMENT IN WAsHING.--PYLE's
o. K geresly acknowledged tho most sfectua and
economical Soap Of modern times One pound viii outwsn
two ordinary soaps and removes dirt much more readily 1t
has been approved In Of Sold by Oroces
everywhere Manufactured by JANIS PYLE, Of Franz
lin aud Washington streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

CoRNS and BUNIONS permanently CURED with
ont pain or injury d. DARLING CORy and BusIOs SALyB
sEvhK FAis Satiaction guaranteed Price rs cents boz
Sent by receipt the price and three letter stamps
pay posse Samples Of sig boxes sent T. sToHEKhEEEs
express prepaid 81. Address 5. DARLING Room No. q
No, IO2 ksssu N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
COURT cALrNpAR-MoSpAY.

SUPREME CouRT--GEsERAL TERa.-The nor-nuDle-
rated calendar win be taken up and when exhausted the o
lowing enumerated will be called; Nos af ga S s6
3l6, 3la $50, 208 ISL. 3S 80
SUpRTME CoURT--CiRcuIr.- will be no
caendaI during the remainder OF ths term. One case specy
set down, will be tried ne1t weeh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

Sous OF CoENEcTrcUT.-The standing Committee
appointed by the Association of the Sons of Connecticut
met at No. 80 Pine street yesterday morning, Gen. p.
M. Wetmore in the chair. The Secretary in.
structed to notify Gov Buckingham of Connecticut Of
the organization Of the Sons and TO ask him TO off,
cally communicate to the Association notice of the
movements of Connecticut regiments. An agent will
be appointed TO make arrangements for the reception
Of regiments passing through the city. The Sons Of
Conneccut will hold another meeting at the Fifth
avenue Hotel on Wednesday evening" Oct. l6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

A PuGuIsr ARRESTED AID DIscHARGED.-Yester-
1sy bette: known In circles Australian
belly" tsien before Justice Connolly At Tho J,ne'on
Mariet 20 lie Court charged with shsnefn and violent az
,se opon Oermsn 10 Grand Gsop- on W.dnrs
day night Owing the absence Of the injured Kelly wa
di.eh.Igud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

OBsEqUIEs or Carr. JAMES McQUEEs.-The
funeral Of Capt. james Mcqueen, Of the 18th New.
York Volunteers, who died in Virginia from injuries
sustained, will take place on Sunday Tomorrow, from
the City Hall, at o'clock, p. IN. The military and
fremen will join in the procession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

N. Y. B. M. dated a, Charlottesville, Va aug q.
He states that he was sent from Richmond through the
nterpo tion Of rebel officer with whcsa father he
i no solourning, aud that he il treated wi great
kU dncss. He had Just been enabled TO walk abont,
avinv been confined for five weeks previously. He
was still feeble and his greatest fear Appeared tn be
that e would be sent less agreeable quarters when
be got better. Surgeon Howiston of the l4tb Regi-
ment was with him. The letter contains some incl
dents about Ball Run, among others that the ambu-
hnee driver who had him in charge after being
wounded cut tho traces and left him to his fate. He
vas pes but conld easily have escaped had it not
been for the cowardice of the driver, who mounted
the horse and rode off fast az he could.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

A DIsoRDERLY HOUSE, BRcKES UP.-On Thursday
evening Capt Bryan OF Ninet, snih Precinct made do
scent upon the 6ous. known tho Ninesenth Ward hail.
an Fy.tbd street between Fourth and Lexington
40 Of the and OF various
lom thirteen TO twenty-five years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

FIREs.-About o'clock yesterday morning, fire
broke outbudng Of tbs Kerosene Oil Wo'k
d Smith and MN caused by the ignition Of vspor from
the stills Tho shed consumed but the flames extin
shsd before they could reaeh the main building Loss about
$500. No insurance
Az Il o'clock the night previous the roof house Of
York and Main street. discovered TO be fire. but the
flames suppressed before much damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

BuRGLARY.-The house OF DIR. ID. 3. Lnndor No %
CLARK street. onionsy entered Tbursdny night The
tho and going into the sleeping apartment Of the
Doctor took 10 his plntaoons POCKET and gold wach
the bed with which he walked out unmoested
The occupants discovered their loss in the morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP COSGREss.-The
Belgian steamship Congress, Capt Lunping, hom
Antwerp August 81, and Havre on tho 2iih, with
merchandise and l5i passengers to VIM. +. Schmidt
g. Co., arrived here yesterday. Her captain reports:
August 80 lat. 4S0 49, lon. 800 OF, in heavy gale
from the south west broke all the fans from the pro-
peller, and made the remaner Of the passage under
canvass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
nisassrrs. &c.

losasd with corn nom ss,isssnes
TIE steamer ~, S,rnsr issnd Lake Michigan AsI2s
Sow ONE 10 her lren Chs,Eo VIA probably Do GOV
Telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

FIRE IN FIFTH AvESUE.-At an early hour yester-
dsy morning. IRE broke IN the liquor store Of George
Mat hows Eth Ninety hrst street The build
ipr which has hunty sdjong H. destroyed Los about
90 Mathew wi for 100 IN the Pacific In
suance Company The supposed TO have been the work
of an iuesndisTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

Tur Loey.-CoEiinental Lodge No liz l. y. o. w. ",
e. having surplus of cash on hand inve''eS S9OOV
of il yesterday, IKE sensible folks IN tho National
LINN