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Kelchcr, Michael
LELAND, J
Le0n0rd ~ Danton
Leonard, Geo 5
Low; Mary
Lawrence, Sarah j.
MUZZi, Bridget
Mcdonald, Anna
Maple, Angelina
MuZzy, G W
Morton, T. b
Maynard, + A
Mann, Edward
Moore, Henry ; (tailor)
FMauneron, John
Marden, James
Murphy, james
Morse, John b
Moore, Levi Jr
McGnire, Mary
Nor son, Mary
McDermOtt, Margaret
MuZzey, Nelly NJ
McGIegOr, Moses
Miles, Mary NJ
Moore, miss Mary
MUtlltt, mss olive
Mars, VIM
Murray, William
Mullen, William
NEW ron. Charles h
Newell, Caty T.
Newton, George ii
OTIS, o 4
PERkI, ELI
fauncciurt, Geo
Parks, mis-, George
Pratt, John 5
Pratt, John A
rreutlss, John A
Page, Lucy NJ
Pratt, l. (traveling AGENT
Phelan, Mary
RICE, panel
Rice. mrs Caroline
Roach, Edmund
Rlgg, Geo W
Rooney, James & Co
Russell, j L
!, Russell, } & Co
lockwood, Levi II
Ridley, mrs Nancy
Rodgers, Patrick
Ryan. timothy 2
Rugglt 5, willard
SMITH, miss Addie
Shurtlctf, DIR
Stevens, II rs Catherine Ii
Spencer, Z NJ
Snurtleil, Charles
Skinner, ETasSus
Scott, Elizabeth 5
smith, Geq l.
Smith, q c
StiCkney, miss j $
Smith, JairuS
Sirard, Louis
StetsOn, mss Lucy b
Sprig, miss Laury
SamDurn, Luther
Sweeney, mrs Margaret
skill, Martin )
SiUcum, Phillip w
Sherman, ) h
Sleeper, Samuel
Shuitlen, William 2
THOMfSUN, John
IhurStOn IL S.Aith
Taggart, miss Kate
Temple, Mary
Taylor, susan NJ
Tuckcrman, 5 Salisbury
Iehan, w L
Tuck, VIM
White " Drury
Warren, iurs Caroline
Wood, U Z
Wilder, Charles S
Warren, mrs Carrie Il
Va rfcn, Dwight X
WassOn, Rev ID A
Walker, LILA e
W alker, Francis Amasa 2
White, LILA W.
Wood, Emma
Walsh, Henry
" hitney, Hattie
Washburn, j II
WashJurn, james
Watson, John ii
Wallace, mrs Jane p
Whitney, Lewis
Wilson, miss Lizzie S
Ward, miss Lizzie
WaShburn, Mary Jane
WEIGH, Maurice
Weber. Name" NJ
Whittier, NJ q
Winsiuw, OsCa Il
Wheeler. Simon
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 4-The result of the
municipal election yesterday, was a triumph of
the unconditional Union ticket.
Lieut. Col Farnum, has been appointed Col
of the Fire Zouaves, in place of the late Col
Ellsworth.
Six hundred men are at work to-day extend
ing railroad track from the depot to the long
bridge
A theological student from Richmond, re-
ports that there are 100000 secession troops
under arms in Virginia, and 10000 OF them at
Harpers Ferry, aud that Ben McCuloch is at
Richmond, at the head of 1000 cavalry. 1t is
believed that the student was sent here to de-
ceive the government by exaggerated reports
OF the strength Of the rebels.
No movement was made on Fairfax last
night All was quiet at Alexandria and along
the river.
The Pawnee lies off Aqua Creek, and will
prevent the erection of more batteries. re,
newal of the action there will be delayed for
the present.
Com. Bissell, in letters to the secretary of
the navy from on board, dated ship Cyane,
Acapulco, says his command are loyal and true
to their oath and duty, and deeply sympathize
with the government. He says the passeng ers
on all the steamers to and from California, on
seeing the stars and stripes floating from the
peak Of the Cyane, spontaneously gave cheer
upon cheer for the old flag.
The 9th N, Y. regiment returned to the city to
day, having been relieved at their p,st two
miles beyond Arlington. Flags are at half
mast to-day, and the state department build
ing is draped in mourning, in respect for the
memory OF Douglas.
The report that the troops near Cincinnati
are ordered to Louisville as the Kentucky brig
ade is untrue.
Col. Towers battalion of district volunteers
left to-day with ten days provisions, taking the
route up the canal toward the chain bridge,
two miles above Georgetown. Major Jewels
battalion OF district volunteers, similarly pro-
visoned, leave tonight in another direction.
Gen. James proposal to silence all the bat
teries on the Chesapeake and Potomac, with
his hundred pound shot and shell rfled cam
non, has been accepted by the secretary of the
navy.
The army is undergoing a thorough reor-
ganizatinn. All the junior officers are to be
promoted ; about eight hundred commissioned
officers tor new regiments are being made out
to Till the places OF promoted officers, and are
to-be sent to the senate for confirmation.
A letter from an officer on board the Wa
bash says she is ordered to Charleston i'm
mediatey Tor blockade duty ; she is proba-
bly, there now.
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MEDICAL NOTICE. FG1LMAN, MD,

AVA Accoucheur, Physician, and Surgeon late of
Taunton, Mass, having found ii necessary Tor his health
TO seek location more remote from the shore would
respectfully announce to the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity, that he has taken residence PARK STREET
No l6, corner of Orange where he may be found ready
to attend to any calls in the line of his profession Fiji
teen years experience in treatment of all diseases incl
dent to this climate with good success, he hopes will Sc
cure public confidence. Special attention given to dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs. Office hours from to
and TO 10 D. DIT my3l
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MEDICAL NOTICE.-Mrs. BRowN,

MI EDlOAIJ NOIICE.-hrS. BROWN,
- nlairvoyant and Botanic Physician can be found
at % front street Having made disease andits remedy
hpolesson ana study for the last eighteen years. she
has only to refer TO her in the past as recOn
mend iton for the future and in making such reference
would tender her grateful acknowledgment to those
who have kindly assisted herm her curative enterprise
once hours from to IL m, from to p. IN.
deod3ns - "
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ROARD-A few gentlemen, or two gem
~ tlemen and their wives can be accommodated with
board ana pleasant rooms by applying at No Walnut
street d2wF my29
BOARD WANTED. = A gentleman
IL wishes board with two connected rooms in private
family Wound prefer to furnish the rooms. Please ad
dress Box Sc Worcester dtt myl8
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ROARDERS WANTED.-A gentleman
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rav24 DIV
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II T. ALLEN, M. d., has taken Office
LIE No II Pearl street FOR the practice Of his profess
sion. Reerence-The Medical department of Yale col
lege. diff mr3l
WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL
w ROAD NOTICE.-CHANGE OF TIAfE.-on and
after MONDAY, June g. the Afternoon Passenger Train
will leave Worcester at lilo, instead of AIS hereto
fore. q. w BENTLEY Sup't.
Worcester, May 80, 1861. dot my3l
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NJ OTlCE.-All persons indebted the to
L subscriber, requested to call and settle the
Rame without delay. MARTIN STOWE.
APIS diff
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Not1tes.
STATE INITIAL LIFE ASST,

= II WU Q I'D LIF y AooUh.
- ANCE COMPANY OF w0RCESTER.-1 Stock
holders OF this Company hereby notified that the
ANNUAL DIVIDEND of seven per cent will he payable at
the Office Of the Company, on WEDNESDAY, June 5,
10 thoSe holding stock on the 2Th inst.
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Treasurer.
Worcester. Nav 1851 dt.Ia5
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RLACKSMTTHING.- In the absence
~ of Morris Melaven in the war, the business at Sc
Union street will be continued for him under the drec
ton of IL. c. FISH
MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
ST. PATRICK on SLAVERY

70 re Ediioy 81 The " " Tris"r.
SIR: In your article, The Clergy on War,
many were pleased to SEQ the testimony Of S..
Anselm Of the llth century. Allow mo ~ present
ore COO years before bis, an authority which our
Hiberuian friends will duly appreciate, and very
Justly &C. TIE venerable apostle Of Ireland left
but two well authenticated compositions, aid one Of
Il csc was really tract or general epist.e against
Slavery. The occasion Of IL was this:
Coroticus, a British ch,ftGin, though protesting
Christianity, made descent upon the coast Of Ire
land and carried OF and soll 10 the Plots, number
81 converts whom st. Patrick had recently baptized.
lie Immediately dispstcled messenger TO the slave
dealer, requiring that he should Instantly release the
caplives and retarn them horne. The reouIsIiou,
however, was treated with neglect or contempt;
wbereupon St. Panek, styling himself "a Bishop
aud esabEihed in ireland, tpus Proclaimedi " 10
oil that fear GOd--lhese mRrauden aud robbers are
accommodated and estranged from Christ; aud 1t
is not lawful to show them any civIl'ty, nor TO eat
or drink with them nor 10 receive tteir offerings,
until they have sincerely repeated ard made a'one'
mert, Gnd liberated those servants and Landmarks
Of Christ." And no further required all the
faithful into whose hands this epistle might fall 10
get srd read before the people ever, where, and,
II possible TO Coroticus himself snd communicate II
10 his soldiers, in the hope that they might return 10
God."-[Lsnigan EccIes. Hist l., p. 2s7; Moore''
History Of Ireland, p. lls. D. De- "
horrsaEid, ~ Y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
sTEUBEN COUNTY AND THE UNION.

10 he Eds,or Of The g. Y Tr7buns.
SIR: Od Steuben il ioy al q tie backbone for the
Union. Az proof Of ttis sc hss already furni.bed
more thsn her quote Tor the war. More than 2,0Od
of her hardy aad gallant are III the fed for the
defense Of the Stripes an Sars, he Union aud the
Constitution, and we bazsrd ROLLING in saying they
are not exeelled ia all the qualities necsssay 10 make
efficient soldiers by any equal uunter o. men in the
grand army. Tb,y have the faysicsl. mental ana
moral qualifications, AMI the hisl.oncd patriotism
which cannot foil 20 render teen soldiers such as the
country needs at this janciure. In addition TO bay.
Ing furnished the men mostly who constitute the
regiment known rs the "Soutlsro Tier fee" sev-
oral companies Of cavalry, company Of artillery,
&c, Il has recently raised regEent whose organ
ias,ion will be completed 10 few days, dcsgusied
the "Steuben Rangers" The Hen. u. 7. Bailey Of
Corning ia the commander Cf BE regiment, ana Ii
every way qualified for the responsible po-iuon he
occupies He is man If sterling iuieSFliy, possess
ing great energy Of character, eo1t'neh Win pfn
senee and sagacity which never desert aim under
The most trying circulns ances. Eo hss also military
experience and is one Of The beet dlstphnarisns II
tte volunteer co1s The oficore OF Tho regimen
are fint-cass men, and ALEC every way quhlihed V
rendo the most efficient seEv,ce. The same may o'
said without the slightest a5sts ment o. qualification
Of tie men. the rank and 6le Of the "steuben q
gen" We doubt if there be = regiment In the serv
ICE composed Of better nateIiAl-phy Sical, mental
and moral. We shall be much disappoinIed il thu
"s,cuben Rangers do no, Distinguish themselves il
She grand battle for the Union. and reflect honor OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
The following regiments had been aided with sums
yaryinR from $50 10 81 500 for esch reRinent;

varying from $50 to 81, 500 for esch regiment:
The German Rangers; Col. Mesgber's regiment;
Col. NugsBps; Col. Srrrells ArizaUs and En-
Gineers Col Cenge's Heavy Artillery; Col Da-
vis's Harris Light Cavalry; Col. Cooks 9th Resi-
ment N. Y. S. 81; BerdsIl's Shsrpshooters; Col.
Ferrero's Shepard Rifles.
In addition, small SUMS have been applied TO the
purchase Of flags for Gen. Vieles brigade; for the
medical examination Cf recruits; 10 repl-c &c the mu.
sical instruments Lost in slle oy the "a R.Rimebt,
aud for few looks for distribution by the Sanitary
Commiss iUn.
The Committee IL now preparing claims 70 be pre-
sentsd 10 the Federal Government The rtimburse-
meot Of sums advanced in cu,ittiug regiments.
THE MOHAWK EEGDiENT-COL. o. D. PIERCE.
To he Editor Of The n. y Tribune
SIR: From your recent kindly notice Of our resi-
nsnt sud me nigh, be inferred that personally e'a-
nec,ed With that Inflated eIpe ou the Patriot War"
had no part in It, officer private. ard ~u an utter
sasngsr Ia ogdsu,bursh having a.t arrived Seeing som.
20 men fat ssroasd in tho st. l. ence, srd doomed
otherwise ceIsu obstruction, found, seized msnnee
sud Woodedr the steamer United States lying at The
h,f and to the BY gallant sill the grounded
party We al saved; AID returned Our noble steamer
vas pretty roughly used he Onsrmsd BY the British
fore, on their armed steamer and on land ye. We los, only
one aau Sol Foster the bemtnHn killed by 'ss at The
wheel Ifsny OF ny brave humane NsIocstss s-e ye
ving-s,pscy the heroic Wa. s. Mslcom, then OF os~sso
let here invite them to the standard OF the Mohawk
Rs .iGleut, FOR God Liberty, and Union!
Yours, gentlemen truly and ever,
o. B. PIERCE, Colonel
Hsadylar!tr. Rome, ~ y. Oct. le, Io6l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

NARROW ESCAPE AT NIAGARA FALLs.-On Sun
day evening Last while q party OF gentlemen were
making u tour OF Goat Island, by moonlight Que Oh
the party, Mr.. Percy Clarke, indi'deety 'estufeo
too near the edge Of the rock forming portion Of
the Central Fall At this ioi1t tie earth ABOVE the
70 ia insecure, and Dir. Clarke, while pressing Tor
ward 10 catch toser view OF tue torrent, the earth
gave way under HE feet and be was preeipitated
upon the rock below. In the partial darkness, the
moon being at tnat moment o6scured by passing
clouds IL was ALMOST impossible 70 distinguish Mr.
Clatke's position, aud fot y moment 4 was thoGght
he IaI Teen swept over the fall. All was contusiou
and In the wild roar OF the cataract it was difficult
90 hear lis cries for help. AZ thi, moment Mr.
Howard Paul, of London, who was one of the
marty. spraDg forward and instantly removing his
coat prostrted himself upon the bank, and rlnging
10 the roofs If tree, threw eud OF the garment
to th, unfortunate gentleman and succeeded at the
rial Of bis own lie 10 reseuing air. G.. fron hi.
perilous and fearful position. When uiscovered 10
was hanging TO abuttng crsg or fragment Of rock
which forms the pFecipce Of tie Central Fail, with
ia single foot OF the iDense sheet Of falling water
which foars and tumbles a distance Of oSe hundred
and fifty feet below. Had il not been for Mr.
Howard Psul's courage aud presence Of mind there
would most likely have been added another victim
to the list Of those who have lost tbeir lives oy
ventuIing too near the terrific dangers Of Niagara
FALL.
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CARD FROM MIR. TlLrON.
CNITED STATES SURYEYOR-GEN, RAJ OF VASE
INGTuS TERRITCRY.


INGTuS 1ERRIIOHN.
To The Editoy % TIE Sda FfaaeiAc0 Z alist1.
SIN: have had my attention called 10 a letter,
dated Olympia, ". T., Angu-t IL, rurpoIiDg TO gi'
She current Of tie 1-F,i,or,, iYed D. mae -
Rud published 10 your i4-ue or 5i-T Augu=t. fud
myself referred 10 ia tits letter % a" oessioHist
and Traitor. These arc teIDis ia 10 degree aplli-
cable 10 ne.
II i perhaps proper for ne 70 state to those Of
ny frie1ds outside Of Washing o. Territory that
although no supporter o. Mr. Liuccl,'s Adui1ia-
traIi0n, but Democrat, nos sGd ever, am i,her
OF a Seeded State, Tor 90 ! ceast TO depioIe the
wrecked UGion. Ga iiis uuuiye say OF the Cloodiei
battle Of the valley ot MesiOo-}iV hpO del Rey-
Were / fought under the h,g 81 Union, feel
most ind sDaut and outraged tint sn Anonymous
writer saOUld dare brand as tro Ter one VINO his
long AID honorably served tae j. public, AID re.
estatlsh which IL II G .iA-l stfeg and unity,
would gladly bes:Ow ny nesrts DJJd.
JsMFS liLTON.
Uu'sd Sta Sayoy or goDeIal, w. 7.
,ORYIoK SuEvETOE-OKAIAsL T0b v tsHiS6IOS
IEKEITOks, OLYNIiA, ". =, .'Tt. 3. IoCi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

FATiL AccIorsTs.-Corone iafney, of jersey
City bell an inquest yesterday tho body Of Young man
named Thomas Quinn who drown,d . the ferry slip In
attempting TO jump ashore before bOs was ATTACHED TIC
bdd.s.
Coroner Bohn,ted Of Hsboken held IN fnonest yesterday
the body Of end years Of sge nsnsd John To0 ~hs
sas instantly fsa ~ being BY ice cart. yer
dict OF accidental death was rendered In bath cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

CHARrrIrs AND CoRREcTIoSs.--The Commissi,n-
es Of Charities snd Corrections make the following
report for the pas, week: Died, al discharged,
Cos; cent to BackweIis Island, 4l5 sent To STATE
Prbon, O. Total remaining in all the institutions.
so4, increase Of 96 over the number for tue pro-
yOus week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

UEIoS INDEPENDENTLY let
District, Human Ii. Nichols lid District, Peter A.
Porter.
Gen,ae--Clerk, George II. Holden; Treasurer,
N. A. Woodward; Assembly, Calvin Toplif.
COiRmbid-Sherif, Abraham +. Miller; Clerk,
Chamcey II. Peake; Superintendent, Rowland w.
Macy Justice, Henry NJ Niver.
Jegrso"-A.sembiy, LIST District, j. n. Ackieyi
Clark. Dexter Wilder; Justice, Henry Hitchcock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

DEArH or AN OLD SUSDLY-ScHooL SUpERIS-
rESDEST.--Ar. Joseph Herbert, who for the psS'
forty years has been Superintendent Of the Sands
street Methodsi Sunday School lthe ft established
ths ciiyD died at bic residencs in Sands street ON
Wednesday night st the advanced aye Of 81 yesrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

RELEASING PRrsoSrRs.-Yesterdsy afternoon
Marshal Murray paid writ to Fort Columbus aid
had an Interview with the Rev. +. V. Hoskius, one
of the prisoners taken Fort Hatterls. Mr. Hossins
declared himself willing to bind himself TO take no
further part in tho rebellion, but when he Leaned
hat lie could not be permitted 20 return to bis bone
IN North Carolina, be declined tsking the oath, ard
of c,urse WAS not liberated. Tho Marshal received
dsfatche. from Washington directed 10 tie officer ia
command at Fort Lafayette and letter, 10 De opened
there aud acted upon. As the Marshars deputy bad
TOT returned the close Of Office hours the nature OF
the dispatches could not he ascersinsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
sbs steamships Fulton and Eoin'
uu,.yB, Dutward Bound.

sr JoHss, N. r., Wednesday, Oct 49, 1871
Ths .,eap sbile Fulton and Edinburgh, which iets
Nsw.York on Saturday last, passed Cape ksse enn.
:, ftaru,.on ut 3 clock and both were boarded a.u
late commercial and news dispatches for Europe
,i.ced On BOARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

The Southern journals require daily supply Of
$4,000 pounds Of paper, but all the paper-uis to
which taey have access can supply only 5000 lbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
REIH-JERSEY ITEMS.

PRINAEr MrErSGs.-Ihe primary meetings Of
ell parties in favor OF snsaniugthe Government 10
tho present crisis are 10 be held in Hudson County
next Tuesday night, to elect delegates to the County
Nominating Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
s.r,,o-,.i Nomination.

Owkoo, N. Y, Tnursdsy, Oct. 10, .ooi.
The Peoples Union Senatorial Convsn',Sy Az -. nv
the wo hundred and third ballot, the Hon. Lyman
Trumss vss nominated for Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
FIRE AT HUNTERS Pors1-rwO sEs SERIOUSLY

Between 9 and O'Clock ON Thursday morning
tire brnke out in the kerosene oil works al
Hunter Point. The FIRE WAS caused by the burst.
ing Of q stil aud the flames spread with terrible
upidity throughout the building, aud tie cou-
tents material, aud machinery were coma lerely
destroyed, nothing but the outer walls being
left standing The exact amount Of ihe lOss could
40. be ascertainei bis morning. but il viii probably
reach slG,0.c. Tiefe was insurance on the prem
ises. Two Bien, named Daniel and John hcCaHiy,
who were AZ work on TIE premises, were very badly
burned; the former IL NOT expected 10 live.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

The anticipated cost Of the railroads already y
progessiD India is $3.50 900, o0o Government gaAc
an.ees per cont divsdenda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

CoRoyER's CAsRs-Ye.terday, Coroner Sehirmef
hsId m, ,oo9ius guests: At BE- svIe Hososi 90 6s
,Jy n James Dsvy native Of lrshnd sse ~ year, 5hs
.d nom tpures received by hinge stln- sh-s on h' les
Eghh Ouefandfod'h siee on 'hs ION 'Hs~
Verdict Acei1sntal Death =, yo,,
Another the "a O., on the body - hAE Me,rse
., Of Ireland ~ y-srs Of eye. ~ho d. rm injuries 70
rsve he fnE down At her hoBse ." Lean s'n ave
Yne betwe III aid fy scveaih streets on she ita
me- Verlict. " Academia. dsa h . 80
Y..is sy Coroner JscsHBu bed the following rqnesot
m. N,a.Yoh Hospital she body o. benni. Cagnif
, All,ir, lion wo.ks On the ID last VERDICT AceiaeD~
death" -, ., Il, -, =, ,h. ,dv al
c'ir;, kayppu.h naive Of ireland, ~ yesS oil age.
% 49,, Hoatiug 10 tho wafer the sbO'e place. ar
inc ecdy OF Apdew johnson ope o. the sesass
v.o as io~D-d ia the ,chooSsT Osorg- =. brow o.
Was sank lat Saturday nss about 80 as ' ~ -
g., w-ot, third street recovered ana .aAsu :" -
Beievur Ho.p ital. ard the Coroner ddiJ no'theu
i being raise the body OF the snsf sslof' H
posed 70 have psIished on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

49, ,,iita"s.N OuT OF EMPLoYMFyP

YOuSG MEs THROWN OUT OF EMrLo OF n l',a.,l
&, b.ipr.s Which they never liked hs,e 90" se
Unity 70 "a,c.t ETassAToS st kosLER "kLLss No
M, J, - Rnr.sS a. viii sho~ them just what 10 do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

An advertisement in another column announces
that the popular STEAMBOAT ice Price, Capt Peck
will, from and after Monday next, leave this city al
p. NJ insteas Of . p. u. as heretofore. Tue Alice
Price IA one of the --r -'-hls s"a "e----Ii'
.io.a.LuaIs running 10 .ad from New-Y0Tk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

A,tpagp GRAND LARcESY.--Yesterday, Detec-
I've n-u.,t leo John Quimau. sias Coffee .acS On
charge OF stealing gold w,seI valued At $50 from s.
aaron Edwards of Auckland CeJaty. The accused ~ \.
$50 Inv Justice Rrrbu.n Il spoears that Sui.isa ss
ul.niher 81 Cot kerigab's regiue1L and va -
gurned " the seat OF = yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
fAdvertissmentJ ., :,

fAdv-rtissmentl 81 - az.
sos REWARD. family viii save ing
amount per snnuui ny using - % a.,
or general house use. IL saIps'ses a. 'N-
GERS eveIywhoce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18

Tue Tax REcEIvza.-Most of the real estate tan
books having been received at Mr.. Keys Office, the
basement of the Court House is daily thronged by
tax payers who don't mean TO be mulcted for delay.