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The culture Of the tobacco plant in tho hou.
risbing state Of Californis, saws the ON msrcidi
Lia, bias been attended with entire success
k1h ON the Mokslumne aui 10 Los Angeles
1sntJ, where tho experiment has boeo IN Ma,
49, San Francisco contemp orary, tre r,sul.
fss bet sstsiactC ry ard agiiculturists in thess
regions dcsign extending the cultivation Of this
crcr, which, they ray, can 10 done mora sue
cessively than in the most favored localities on
the Atlantic side The plant grows thrifty, u
not infested with the worm. and has app ,renty
fewer drawbacks here, where the soil Is proper
ly chosen, than in Virginia itself The present
" considered a very favor be MON ,nt for pro-
scc1ting tho enterprise, while the Product on in
those states which have hitherto been the great
source II supply, is largely curtalcd end their
a'ocks shut oif from the markets Of tho world -
II Is -tstcd that thin has been an excellent sea
son in Connecticut for tobacco, ard that the crop
will amount 10 more than a million dollars in
Hartford county alone.
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A ae.-rbi. sssr.-tieu.
The BOeton Por. in liz weekly financial 70
view, says of the new loan:


The Bceton Post, in III weekly financial re-
view, says Of the new loan;
'Tha banks ought 10 take the third 'fny
millions Of the loan at once securing the inter.
eat from the present time, and with view, II
need be, 10 40 administer the public sales that
foreigner shall he made 20 pay premium for
what would readily bring 8 TO 10 per cent. adj
vance, If II could not be had fr less, and If men
Of reputtd intelligence did not allow Themselves
20 10 frightened ont q an appreciation Of the
facts Of the caao. Under any circuH stances the
United States issue' are as good as anything
can be, and should they finally amount TO QUE
thousand million. they would have more on
crsy ard wealth behind them than any othr
put,hc sebt NJ tho world, L,t the hanks then,
h. vAe ,uough 10 buy the remaining fifty
nils. n par AZ enoc-t hey will m he money
by getting int, rest On mooey thsG cannot 10
allie fo-, 10y the nature u things, fur sixty
lays--,ud 'bty will make mooey by charging
"a premium to E,rUpo Tor security wlieh is
richly worth il and which will quicdy brin.,
IL, when il " no longer offered at par.
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MILITARY $OIaCkfI.
Is, scou Life ca.rd, t,h R.ahp,,, n.

l-i Scotf Life Gazrd, {'b Regime nj n. v.
Volunteers Col A. w. Taslr-This Eegmefa d
conf o,sd II Il members u the - ott l. fe lAgd-
an association { rmed Of tho~ who have served In
the Mrsica. Wal, and on thu call e tie PreadsaIi,
the Association immedisply organized the sDOvn
Regiinert and one II The hr,l Reg p,~nn
copied in tie u. \. service ior Ne war. Tbey len
fOI the ~ Wal with the StAts compliments II
men. So and wAs in the 80 at New pot News,
Va tnt ~ now stationed ut uavre dc Graoa, Nd.
Gov. Dix has hrdered the Regiment to la increAAed
N ~ O. VsrnmSni standard ~ l04G men, i'm mndl-
atey Recruit ng Office has BEEN opened n ltl
Grand st FIR rscrt1, when they uniformed and
sent every day " the camp of the Reg nent. Re-
crIitng officers Major Wh. JANlSON and Lsat.
JAMES NJ DONALD. se2S lnAslD1
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F'v'rts, Novoc, oct. q ria baltimore, at.
l0.-TLc lnon gun i, now mounted - aN to
sweep the Roads between the Fortress and Sew
ais Point
General Wool ard o. rcrma'te' Tdllmadge
have reComm, nd,d to the Quartermtstcr- Gene
raj the quaruru ot troops at Old Point AN
Neyron News for the winter in cnn'ortlple
wopicn houses. built 20 a. To- accommodate two
or three compsnie, each. This plan wll doubt
less be adop,d
Similar auaiters will also soon he erected for
the contTabaIds.
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LEGAL nKrorrs-4nuRsbAv.



DischdySed Theodore Monheiem was dis
charged from the Sixth regiment, Govtvnor's
Guard, upon the ground Of his ,,sroritv. The
lad was Under IL, and had enlisted without the
oonsen' Ct parents or guardian. '''-'N'
The Rent Of the Quarantine I3o u,g,,-- 7B>
People or. rel. John Waters re-. tie C,s,,y, s-i,n-
ers Of EHigTation This IL . preceding TO
make tho d. 'sndanAs liable 70 ..e rent Of LODI.
In ~ for the QuGan. .s boa.men. Wasrs L q
y, nan Of the hen.h nihcer and e7uplovei ky
s1h 10 bring ''et psrso-, from vos.st Il Ous-
rantine 10 b.o h,rire H'suital. II thc
Ut'nlng Of QuaAa1ns bnildiL.s, thssa Ina men
w7te .llowsd by 'be Commissioners 4 ~. =
tcn to occupy building in.i = ,he Qru,nl. q
sncle aI, net needed Or used v the Cs-n MIS-
souSsytPWheu TIKI. sss de 'troved ths ato.r
wereSIl have sisoe been forest to hre "a
ewn Gdhlings. They now clai b. rent pad
by them since then, stating that tfa, sre en-
ployee. q tho Marine Hospital, and, tb.. bY
law, the CUnmissiOnars ae bound 70 fruish
tse1 with house in lie Of the Qlsrsnt'p en-
eioeue Sod having failed TO do 70, are liable -
pay the rent q bull ling hired b. tn. bss,mer
inc Commissioner II migration deny Their
Isbihty, tn, bca'msr not icing hirei Nv o.
c9nneSVed with them in any manner, but cm-
ployed by the Health Oficer and. uulsr the
laws OF 1851, looking to him FIR their INV. r.
Commlssioncfa assert that they Furnished -
room gratuItouslv 10 the boatnen. and
that because hey dill so before tho b,il 49,
were destroyed, tn re bound 10 DO 80 NO -
paw rnnt Tor lodgings rented BY the claimants.
Decision was received.
Court of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Hoffman.
Robt. Kehoe pleaded guilty to /. ch,rs. or
malicious mischief, in wilf-lly b'eaL ing tho
furniture of a lady with whom hs had a ou,r.
rel. He was remanded for SOL torce.
Edward Gilmore, well known picLpockot.
pleaded guilty 10 u CD ,rge Of larceny from To
pcrs, n, ant was sentenced To the STATE Pfisyu
for years and mo lths.
John Robiuion, police Off ,cr. vss tried snd
cconI cted Of assault and battery on RIwari
welsh, and soDenoed to tho city ',son fr ten
DAYS
VIM. RYAN and Cha. Conkl'n pleaded guilt,
to AN ateu p. ~ robbery, and werc rcmAndod
iUr tcntence
VIM. Dobbs, youth, wss tried ard oonvic,.d
OF passing counterfeit tiO bill liz had boen
in pri-on four months, and tho Court Il him or
with an additional imp-isonmel' Of 3 DAYS in
the city prison. lie hal been tho toll II an
other in the matter.
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This young sate seems to be like a Kilkenny
cat, all fight. She has furnished, complete or
nearly full, nine regiments for the war, besides
turning out thirty day men when an emcrgen-
cy required ana every able bodied man in tho
stat" is said to bo undergo ny drill and read Y
for fRht. Kansa' has some old scores with tho
Border Fufiilns Of Missouri TO pay on, the &C
osmula ion Of which trained her men for fight
ing, ard the iecollccti, Of which doubtless
giytss keen edge to their pi,rio ism The
Missouri Secetsi, nists are the same breed that
furnished the border Ruff rns, therefore the ro-
tribu i've Justice can h'rdly go amiss among
ia, m C'pcipno3 G1,,tLe
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An Arsumcn, for Govornmcn, Currency
from he C,ncinna6 Ga,eue.


An Effort is being made at tho East to pre-
vent the use by the Government Of demand
Treasury notes, on the ground that they must,
II issued to the extent authorized 10y Congress
initiate tho currency, tending 10 wild spscula-
tons and high p-ices. 1t is probable we shall
have initiation. The spending Of $500, OD0,O 900
in the space Of year, among the people, will
have about tho same effect as tho Introduction
Of that amount Of currency. But how the
Withholding of Treasury noes is 10 prevent this
we CanLot $50. II this Government currency
does not circulate bank notes will. The former
merely takes the place Of tho latter TO the cx-
tent of the issue. But this is what the New
York opponent, fear. They desire to keep t ne
held Clear for corp ration issues. The people
however tske a different view OF the matter.
Tho Treasury notes are ~ good rs god. OF
| the great bulk Of bank noes this cannot he
| said. Iii great thing, therefore, to get into
| circulation a currency t.a' viii serve tho pur-
| pose, in any part ~ the cnuutfy, Of coin. Be
sdc, Of tho $50, OOOtOO authorized bv Con
gross, the West n,odS very nearly the wlola
amount to fiji the vacuum caustd by late tcyo,
lutiOns IN bank currency.
The $50 OOo, OIO Treasury n,to, can b, put
into tho West without incl, sing the pal
cuIr,nCy to an amount great'r than that II
| circulation wear ago. Witnin tho as tNC
years, the West has lo'' a srel' deal THIRTY
| million at least by All inflated an unreliable
| currency. Had government notes beon in eli
culation instead & bank billA, this los wo i
not have been suffered, and thou and, OF m'r
chant, who ar now nsoly mt, wOli Ice IN
2o0G condition
Rotten banks did a great dc-i IN Ne togi'
| hreskiur down tho mercantile credit Of III
West. tran the war and when the latter -hi
be over, We may expect recurrence o' Il
financial evil, II he people 10 not set tue
faces like liRt agains. the re'csLlSli-hmcht
wild cat ha, X. Tho government currcn'y
l L. l..-N aal, \ V4lfN asash
d calamity. II is 10 be hoped, therefore, tta' 1
Secretary of the Treasury, regarilas, Of tn pl
B.. test Of bank spectators, will use fully AMI g
Ia hnuOusly the authority given to him by CO
A press. The country will not 10 likely to sui
= near So much from the imitation that may
caused by the introduction of q CURE rcy tha'
the equivalent Of gold, than they would ii'
an increase of bank n',Ss, which are always
atlc to dcpreciate upon the fret blast OF
" l adverse wind,
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Ths chip Ocean Express, chartered, e nov
at anchor Oft Govemers Island, taking in gun
carriages, brick, lumber, &c.
WAR FLEEr.
Tho following naval vessels are at anchor in
the North river
Steom frigsto Wabash; flagship.
lStedn-sioops. CO Adger, Augusta, Flon-
da, Alabama Curlew, q. NJ Petit, Mercury.
GUn. ,, ds.--0ttawa and Unsdilla.
Trdnpor". -stsam ship y lsc. ..hntic,
Ocean Queer, Parketsbure, Roanoke, 90 ga
ooalcos
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KSArsACRs. Leather knapSac.as, made with
the hair on the leather similar to those in use
in the Frcuch and Russian army, are now being
largely introduced into our army. The first 10.
Of three thousand were accepted by Con. Nc.
Clcllan. and now one thousand of these KNAPP
sacks are being furni.hed weekly by ono firm
10 this city. They are said to be lighter and
cooler than the knaT Jacks hitherto in use, but
they certainly are not commondabls for their
beauty
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Interrs,inG FROM Cairo.

Cairo, H., oct. 1O.-Six pickes Of the 4th
Cavalry Reg iment, stationed or miles from
Psdvoahi wcrc attacked by large body ef
rebels this morning. Two we're moriaIly
wounded and two taken prisoners, with their
horsct and equipage. The rebels had divided
their force, and in the excitement, fired into
each other. They then fed, each party taking
the OIL or for our cavslry.
d,serter frem the rebel camp at Columbus
anived here sodav, and rro1s The force there
as Numbering 80, 900.
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A special dispatch from Quincy, under date o.
the 7th, says Quite procession OF farmers
wagons loaded with household goods and other
dreu, passed through the city today east from
Mis-. Our The partial ull in the reign OF ter
ror ia Northeast Missouri, since Mart. Green's
departure, is being employed by many Union
men to get their families out of the state before
q new reverse shall seLd him back. Some wag-
ons are drawn by four OF five yoke Of cattle,
and some Of the men declare their Intention to
families are safe
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Southern Cona,ca,ion Of Property

While our Government has shown the utmos
sciupUlOusncss on tho subject Of furieting rebsl
property, /. II worth while TO Obeervs how this
tender regard TO the interests &c public encm los
is responded to. Tho instructions given by MI
Benjamin, Attorney General Of the C,nied r,cy,
have recently been published and a'e of a ma
tu'o to csn DOWN he sev,rest condemnation.
by Ore STOKE Of the pen all citizens II the
United states, excepting residents of the bOr-
der slAye states, no matter whist their past pro-
Cliviiics, ara declared TO DO alien enemies -
also, 'fll persons who have . domicil within
the United Sacs, whether they BE- citizens or
not," thus suhiecting the people of ove-y civil
lied country On this 4 lobe VINO reside here TO
the same rule. L In il = le't-hanted oonpl-
ment italy to Great Britain, France, aud other
countries, from which recognition has been 70
urgently sought. Ii remains to bs seen how
tlOSo pOwers vii accept tho birbatols intruc-
tons.
The Louisville journal Justly observes:
This is n Ero.s violation Of the whole spirit
Of the ago. IL is an outrage on modern ciyili-
zitiOn. lthas not its parallel in tho conduct OF
any enc Of the nations Of tho earth within the
| last bundled years. Pierce and relentless wars
| have ragged within that psiiot throughout all
Chrlsts Noon but in no ms trre record hiss any
nation couii,cated tho private property Of the
| dtizoDs of tho country with which Il was a.
war. The adoption e ibis rev o'ting, this mot
strocious prncIpl ard pfac'i lies is one Of the in.
| nCvations oi government tbat prides itself
] upon being the government Of the most high
toned and chiyalrous people in tho world.
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ABany, oct lO.-The Peoples Judicial Con-
vention Of the Third ID strict, met pursuant to
call, in tho civ Hall, at Albany today. John
8. Anable, Of Columbia, was chosen Z lairm N,
and z. l.. Puyr, Of kinderhook, SeG'ct'ry'
On motion. Hon. Thomas Miller Of Hudson,
was nominated by acclamation for Justica OF the
SUPREME Court Of the Third District. mum
Der of the delegates who were in favor OF the
nomination OF Mr. Cook, the Republican can
didate. withdrew from the Convention.
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philadelphia, oct. THE Tw"n'y-s'cnnd
N,s,oc,u..tts ri imcnt, C"loscl Wilson, arrived
at Washington stree, " hart this morning;
They were handsomely entertained at ths re-
fr shmrnt saloons, according to tNe invatiahlc
Phlad, lphia practice. The regiment made a
,ylcnIid street parade hoiore leaving the city,
attracting universal admirat'h
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os.FAI 1rfFrBrSG ~ our rRoor,.
GREAT MorNrAiS SUMMIT, VAL
Sp'omber %. (

OS.FAf trfFT EtSG ~ our rRoOry
GREAT MouSTAIS SUMMIT, VAL
Sep'omber 80
When wrote Won yesterday, attemp I'd to
give you a dCscrip ion Of two regiments who
had bivouacktd all tho night before on tho
mountain side, exposed TO ths rain.
Bat the rain did not cease, and a. the men
ltcamc dronched 20 ihs skiu, they began 10 fal.
ter. Shortly after dinner the wind changed "
tho north, and increased in violence until il DO
can terrific. 1t beat directly against tho side
oftho mountain, on which tho [ 40 unton'ei re
gimonts were squatod. Fer one or two hourv,
IL was awful. The s'outest mon fell exhausted
by the rain and blasting winds Hundreds
wore struck down wi b sblls Fires were built
IN the woods Tat were soon eNtingushed. Tho
tented regiments freely invited the suffering
men into then quarter, in fact wen. out, picked
up tloee exhausted and carried them IN. But
what shelter were tho thin tents Ia mon who
had not a dry thread IN them The fort, and
all the reliable PLACES Of shelter wers filled
with the sick. Colonies Wagner an Millroy,
Who regiments wore the suiE iUrs were out in
the CfiviDg storm, taxing care OF treif men.
Tho pOpr hOrsos sui, red fully ~ bad A. the
men. There was no shelter whatever for thom
sud msLy Of the team horses were already OK
hausted am as the sbrm increased they fell one
10y inc, ero,nch and died. Toward evening the
rain held up, hut tho wind increa ed in violence
and grew sOldcr. The men in the tents began
to suffer, and ,.awled out and hui frs in shell
tered places. Three hundred marched down TO
n covered bridge, mile and halt from camp,
end sought shelter there. II o wi'eTs rose rap
idly, and covered the floor If tho bridge. !
wished that tho whole country could look down
upon that scene last night an feel ns pier ing
winds Ms they thivercd tho half clothed, almost
dying troops. Scores perish horc, not by the
bullets Of the enemy, but by the miSmanags.
ment Oi the War Department and-excuse the
uuth-the negligence OF tho-o at home Some
ten or fifteen horses were four Dc All this mp n.
ing, and others in diving conditn The road
down the mountain is badly cut up by tho tor
rcnts, and tho Telegraph is prot ated Tho
men were reused up as soon as possible aud
s'iicd around TO at the chill of them. TOR
respondent Cincinnati Times.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, oCTR II. 1861.


The news Of today, completely disp'ses Of
Gsperfl Paica and bis e. amy, aud shows
tina, FRRMoSr will hardy uavo the anticipated
opportunity, after all, 10 retrieve his reputrson
by brilliant services in Southwestern MIs-o''''
The rebel fcrce, eaih,i = Ike forrest, h'-
spent itself lhsa torrent -, - - gene
pal, fiisbtesed At The = 'f.. '' Inv III
To,eo, IA mixing ~ -. . i.''t win a
,D,,,;ps and scattering he, hling avs" from
him a, eyay step.--A further sdy~cc a ~
.,rh, wing Of eur fsmy on te Potomss, Is an
.ounsed by tho s,i.sraph this morning
zo,.roorvER has retired from Sou he"tern
Kentucky, TO Cumberland Gap, after enconn' e
t..inr eheslN f-on ne K ltucky ll~De tfInd.
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LouisriHe, Oct. IO.-It is reported that 3, 900
rebel troops went southwark from 30 Wing
Green yesterday, supposed for the purpose OF
IA Ia reported that John c. Bceckinridge, OK
Miniiter Preston, and G d. Hodges, were at
HwlinR Green yesterday.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Convention of Gish Socie lee -Dsts tatss
o. this ny.Lton aC r,,jue ted H. stto,, uett-
ing on IL tFridAyy tv ming, ~ o'c ock. NJ II t-
nj All Hall, a. Prime ~, 'or the purpose oi drawing
for Positions IN tie hna the ion Of the Oh
s'qwes ct tho late 4. 49, MONA u, which 4 - take
pla on the Sth inst
JAMES SANFORD. Pres
JOHN A. KENNY. Sec 10
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CIpe GirarLdn, M Tue military authnr'
i,ies. hv oder of Gil. Plummer Of the llth
Missouri regiment, commanding at thl' poN,
place and placed Major B.nnett, Of the lQIl
Iowa regiment, in charge.
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS

CADEMY OF MUSlC-SEW YORK
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glamme,
Tt Q four heat Pieces - the Comic Pr eran me-
Four new and w.u lfaf,tl p'eces never yet exam
itel in New Ynrk.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
II " ANA ms
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PFDOKLYS
ON SATtfi 0AY, OCT. L fH.
Admission hOr. No reserved seats. Gull iren eoo q.
900 tt'iua
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Mt p, DL1 ivy, tho RI Sai re-
puViesn cant. dst, for St0ta Senator 10 III.
f~ei ~ -.eventh Ditrict, is elected over tho
I nion candidate by two thOus md msjorily.
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Boston, Oct. 10 -Ths gun boat Wac, usstt,
~" successfully lauhched at he Navy Yard,
.ll1rlt stOwn, today.
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,,Is.our, s,nte Conyeution.

81. Louis, 10Th The State Convention met
in the Mercantile Library Hall this mornlng,a ANA
adjourned for want of quorum TIL tomorrow
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Morcmenl- of s,crctnry Cameron.

Cincinnati, oct. 10 Hon. Simon Cameron
and Adutant General Thomas arrived here last
ni,,ht and took rooms at tho Burnett House.
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CAMP PRENrICE "A Union camp near
Frsnkfort, Ky, has been named Camp Geo. ID.
Prentice, IN honor OF the braye-hsarted editor Of
the Louisville Journal.
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BOARD or CouNcILNEs.-The Board inst
last evening pursuant to an adjournment. The
President, Morgan Jones, E'q., in the Chair.
Petitions were referred, Of Exempt Engine
Co. to have the stesmer ]. c. Cary put in re-
pair as a reserve engine Of ]. G. Heper, u
have ~, 085 85 paid him for land taken for tbs
Cent al Park Of Trustees Of Harlem school, to
be relieved Of 86OO worth OF assessments.
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TEMrrRAN * ANNNIgsslARr.--The AHniver.
sary eNerci,cs Of the Father Matthew Temper
ance Benefit Society wa.o held last evening at
the City Assembly Rooms, at o'clock, T.. NJ.
The Society held Short business meeting AZ
their rooE,S, No. 3Ci Broome street, after which
they masehed to the place whore the Annivcr-
sary exercises woe to take place. These exer-
cises consisted Of a very interesting Grafton by
the Hor G G. I.cigh, on The Life and Char
ac'0r Of the Great Apostle Of Temperance, a
poem by DR. Cummings, and number OF tenn
perarcc longs followed 10y a grand ball, which
lasted rntil the small morning hours, The
Anniversary was largely attended.
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BOARD or ALDEBMES. An adjourned meet
ing Of thl, Board was held last evening. ALI
Cornell in the Chair.
A communication from the Mayor (already
putlish,d) on the "Allotm nj system was re-
tered to the Committee on National AhLirs,
with directors TO report at tho next meeting OF
the Beard
The semi-annual report of the Insps,tor Of
City Railroads, was received and placed on file.
The report show1 that there are now 81 J. 1
miles Of road laid in this city, on which there
are 2iH cars running.
Tho report Of the Croton Aqueduct Depart
ntn' for the first three qrmtors of the year
| was received.
From this document it appears that the re-
| ceipts Of the Department from the lst January
L h,av 1,
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RARNUM3 AMERICAN MusEuM,.

AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID GRFAT Success OF TIL, NEW Pl-Af'
DICkENSs GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
Goa ds1 AID oehgh~d Audenceh 18th Afternoon
and evening. This great drama is 70 e,y.d win
peri Ct eHth and VIII be ys eSs r TSs s
Al ana ~ o.lDck.
WHO vii, pay 10 cents and d1,Jr 70 SEE inferln .
plays whea lhoy can witness tlic rAgnih'nt Of ANS
nm rec az the suparh novelties q ths hnssum -
side FOR ~ cert I POPULAR AND ATlRA CVlV1
~ IL II. evil lee continued b. short tina ~ ~
paflrs daeh psrtprnAns 70 Mos DORA DAwRoH.
the grsai Dol BlR VOICED VOCALIST appe1sS
in ~ ldruir,d DOUBLED VOICED TUKrT
Tea following unparalleled combinat,p II living
no lstO- and cur, sites may he ssen NJ all houzs.
A MONSTER ELEPHANT TURTLE.
fToLa tue Gaipsgos lHlar =.
WHAT Is lri or MAN hOtuSNp.
ALBlNO FAMILY FROM hADbGAsCN
TIE GREAT LIVlGG BLACK SEA LION
MAMMOTH AGAR SAMSON.
GRAND AQI ATIAL GAIlOENA
Al.Td with l. wing Ia fsool every river sad sA.
aud 10 which is eonstAl ty being Hdded many nov
50 LIVING MONSTER sN,KEt.
HAPPY FAMILY, and pear = million ,uriodios
Admission % al, % cta. Cbiidlen uaarT .~tl. IA
NIXON'S ROYAL CIRCUS
~ PALACE GARpEN
COMP ETE 81 CCESS OF THE
CARROLL FAMILY.
GRAND ENTHKRAINNENTss
pRFSSNTING
20
STAR ACTS IN THE CIRCLE,
ON TIIIs DAY, FRIDAY, OCT, llth l6l.
| AT TERN DON, ~ OCLK. EVENING 3 OCt.2'
THE ELKs and LkAkNkD BUFF 4LOhb
exhibited nj each performance.
| SOMETHING NEW FOR TIE AADlNkH.
| GRAND ASCENSION ny lie Pc rlTk BLoNDlN'
From the entraLcs N the top Of TIA centre pole
100 FEET HIGH,
NINE. LOUISE TOUNAIRR
| The moot graceul Equestricaae Of the age;
| TIE CONRAD BRQfHBRS, EATON sIoNra.
| DUVERHEY. CHAs. kMhhS
THREE GLOWING IN THE FIELD To-Nl(LhN
| with = host of Othor novelties In which
| The Above StAJs and all the
MODEL CIRCUS TROUPE PERFORM
| NATINEH ON SATURDAY.
| Admi1ion 20 cents Children IL esols.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-11

ARRIvFp.-The ship Liverpool, from Lon
don arrived at this port yesterday, bringing
home the body of the late Capt. Koarney, who
died in Paris August l.,