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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
i)crt-Waroeus' Notite.
srArs or Nhv-Yosx.

erArs or Skw-Yoag,
yosr-wARDgSs oyricK, No lol Waist
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance vito
IN section OF tie act passed April H. 1857 entitled An
Act Recrgsniss the Warsns Ofce OF tho PoI Of N.w'
York." &c al psrso:s Interested in bays eAss e. 10
subject such inquiry, examination or tha.
tn. following vessels and-r examination by the fcfs
wsrdens aud the. cid Surveys erannGtcDs VII -
completed wttin dsys succeeding this notice
eos.d said vessels:
ship ArFcrau, s's...,....,.ss....sF y y
Brs Nlnofca,,.s .haIpie 1871.
Bfis 0srivs.s. ..s.ss..s' .sss....s.......m "a
Bf. Alice Ffanklin.. Atlantis llocs.
Brts thrnffns.s u "
s.... L.
-''' M.TrtiORTE TOMpKiSS rIssiielL
J. Aua's HsxsrSls Secretary. |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

PASSING CouNTERFEIF MOyEY.-John ,aalver-
bill and Edward Monrc yesterday tHndorcd "a oourts
the cysier saloon of Edward Vogst No. 8. Bowoiy in
payment for some oysters. They were told its trrs
character and tha forror then fsDSeref counterfeit
50 cent postal currency stamp. Tiny were then at
rested aud Justice Mansiei commit Cd them for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

CONSIDERATION OF STTAoOGUB.-1h ne"
synagogue On asth-strest bcsween Sd and Le,ng 'on
avenues bu.l loi tue congregation ASera'h FL wss oi
mai, coDsecrstcd for public worship on sunday
Afternoon, with the services ususl on saon oeee
atoms The building 10 neat substantial stfue'us'
With galleries on three sides the reading desk ana oo
my IN he middle Of the floor das with desk for the
feetrrer AZ the end belnd which = the ark % ree9p
ele TOR the saorea scrolls Of the law over The AK are
windows II stained glass and IN the centre n the cen
ing IN a ekygif ofthe no; the doors OF the ARK arc
curcrod with oirsin of crimson and gold. IN mont OF
which hangs lamp that is kept pcrJetuaiiy niEn'
The set vices were commenced y the Cham or recf
She Pew NJ H. h. Lee appearing at the door OF me
synagogue dpmsniny ndmittsnce, in chant: " ="
raise tie Lpit; and after response ~ the caulT'
the ChaaaD and choir Snrg psaiIu, aitr WHICH tae
officers Of the CONGREGATION brought 10 TIC sacfeu
acroh. u. the law: and the doors NJ the nrk hriii
c-oncd the scrolls carried r0pud the synagogue
IN Procession seven times white appropriate psalms
were caan;sd By ths Cbaaan md choir. Tho serials
we-c then placed in TIE ark and tho lamp IN front Ut.
cad atcr psalm by the choir and congregation: thu
Rev. NJ. tsaslcs and le Rev Mr.. Starhcrg. OF Nor
fik etrect congregation. .eliyered sdiresSef DIR
BapheiL who vas expected not hrirF pr~>9nt.. The
concluded with the recitation OF the Conse-
GRAFTON PRAYER By the Chazsn and the singing OF the
Hallelrtah. the 10Th Psal!n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
sex,,ur Accident, ;n phiimaclpsia.

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. sept. 81, 1854.
About tIgo O'Clock, while d number OF work
men were engaged in altering the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad delN'. the corner If SI'oen; eud s."rSei
tr4,s the braces gave way n' chs whole building oIl
down Seven men losrlontsrE) were seriously iaured'
but none killed outright
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
The Chr;s,;," ComN,,s-.cr.

PnIlArrLPniA, Scpt u Ib,i.
During the past week tbs United States
Christian Com salon forward about twenty Eve
delegates AID two hundred and fyseYen large boxes
NJ hatti hol stores for tie Ieel The wounded IA
Gen SheriGan'- army. The Commission has a ted
agent On the ground looking afterte interests Of Tie
soldiers. Much suffering has been relieved threagt
then excrt!ols.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

uurpo.. Of making up II was subsequently, pawned BY
her and she refused 10 for The rstice 10 Mrs
Davis Jus,iee Man>6eh csased her arrest. a num-
Der Of complaints have since eren lodged against er W
game manner Most Of the goods have been recover d.
TIE accused was committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

OPEN DAY AND EvENIYG.-For the convert
Of citizens and strangers, Mossrs. FowLFR WILL
PlIonolors's aid Publishers. viii MAKE examinations and
1--WE fan written charts Gay aud evening" Of 09 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
TIE wEEHAwKEy Hoxrunr.- Michael

Buckley surrendered 10 Core ner Ranney on Saturday
as the person who on Sum Jay. the tfb inst Lilsd
Daniei Schmidt at WCeh~ Fkon II reported .fet
Buckle. attacked the dee e.sed and that ho hnd 10
provooation but II appAa, That Buckle! "es ~ c'fse
" The grounds wherein .ehmdts party were dancing
vi the time Of the shootio G. Buckley has been hbera''d
ON bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

Found DEAD.-P. well-dreseod man OF about
IS years of age found dead on the Batteiy ON u
day morning Core .ner Colin. who letd I'D tqufsI
found che persoy Of tie deceased letter aaafesS
20 DR.. swsbnrrr. Health oiocr at ihii ror. ~ ,Vs
.vor,h conutv W. seju.iu There vas ro,hiug IN 'He
appearance n & corpse TO awaken suspicion
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sIEsPPsNG INTEs.LsGs :vsE.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
f,scnssd.

C.cx'vd. r-
Steam lip Sevs fpr) Jones Havana Y. r. phslps
.frsrnor .u-ofi, =" man, IN s,irlfhia.
Sieaul"f E snkiii, iouHg in .lariphm .L
SHIP DIR noi4 iPlos.) Lslse, AnsncIp Pench, SsinsA
'ir,s Ten. tortelp. Hassr MsncaihO via -. Thom"
BIZ iI.iIa' wiebary Aspisga P.raina Railroad Co.
Hark Lam fuss lroe r. Coz pay, Hrerr ,'ou !. Co
br. l.. W. Eaton t8nl, Ass5n' kinston, Js, D. r. 10
we Chichester u.l va~l Mldalni, Antwerp, Sanea
hri. juliet G Clark B,own 81. Pierre. Msa.. lcre,a
LouEh
nre Br.,c, coopor, Boston, J. Y. Bsyisnd
schI. ;. I. kuEley bulIry, fswtaekrt, H. . kscssuS
;chr hattie Lou Mnuford ..srin. A. G. Haven.
ssbr. Tsnry cs.,cf. Aisro 'fsrPort. L. kraay
sehr. sra,is Hsrb~r. oroweii brispor. ;: w lewis
5chr. u. g Hertz, Gray ior'!vnd, ". HsTiiand.
avr,veA.
IA md srs pa.s to Wn H. Rofirson M. on Carfyost
H. Sss.el .'esa,h!r Ciar G. Leiy srt bark satny Ear
oI % M sb 90 nil, 81 hs,eis ap,, ID
sissl.s Sosth STAR Jcne, Asp.nwsn sep,. u searsn
Us. -aSboa: NtrstG. Bovsa s'?iuwsn Q days,
Steamer Potomac, snerwooi, rortiad. H. d. cfcnv,n
saoe Assay g. 8 'r"Por pc.ia,' Nssss'a y.
H CD Hober Fortress Monroe % hear'i 70 s
sis;a,e5 i@sre, q. 8 irau-por, cur, FOrr'. Mcuros
6,k fayoidsd spsai.n Parishes crdens' 10 dy' 'asar
4 IL syiOufyn 4 70.
nsfk W Hotrooi scf Pcr,aud,. c.oscheE cicr;ssscs
a. iryr sussr Ge TO 8rets Son Co. .'i
Bds saron dc Csstine Johnson Nuev,as 10 dys ssn se
Brs ono lelsl Br Lyons, Liussn b. 10 days, :cs to
B. ,. snsIl & &C..
Brig Ida H. oeTsTy ,oi ,i,e1s'iou,, Mcclellan Cow Re,
Ers olden Load Packard Cow Fay days. coal 10 Net
Bhs AoDetis Gd.sal siss a da.s. In ballast &c " Eo'
n
scbf cl,r, Ellen Cray. Boston, with hay and ost' "a
SER. John crockfsra Jones, Fall River.
scir II. w. Benedict Case, Bridgeport for PsDsdeTt'a
sohr John Marlove, Arnold Havrrstrsw for Pfovideee
sehr senees, rhnpey. A5suy f0r NeyPSiL
ssn, Ms.y R R. Ds' Ron msr y, psv,uet.
schr. I. 8. Davis, kempon sorirrs. Monroe.
scar Elizabeth sna E-snor Bennett; Fortress MenIce
sclr Ion Cone Levi. posrep.is for Boston.
ss sh f ff' w hsh waaihs srI Assn, FOR rova
sohr ;. G Evans, BIier, Fof!ses, Mouoe.
sctr T. B. v sldcI, smith.
sobr /. $: p.vi., kemytOn, :.
schr Burma Vista Rowisy. :"
scLr ?, French. Lov.lu,r' Virginia, wood.
SER n aai,n; sg.;;;SSv y ss ala w ~SSe
schI Jsa,e,lown. Melee. Norfolk. wood.
Sshr Emily. Hutehins Washington. II ri.--...
seir Hannah, Wall. Key wess - Gays, to p,a,..'
w1ED-A. Sunset. W. N. W. and light
aaiied.
SEPT. H-Stcsmer,-Jersey Blue, Frances. Exact.
Ships-ti-iert, Lizzie Honians ~. Sottcbobn CJtso
Western, Mt Csreon.
Banks Bounding Rllow, Geo nurtre
Bng.-ALcs Smith, A. Z. Bainss Rhode Island, Mary aSs
Anna, Il. p. S.lmons.
SEP. 25--S:rau,ss--lisn. Moigs
sbips-Hnubolit u,radaT Ccesn Pearl
Barks-Ernst aud Charles, Robert Leonsrd, Forr
Erg+-Adeiaid-. Alto. Lea IL BssdsLaw, Alice, AsEe'a
SShasn@T.-io.-ph Read. H. B. Terry. Psss,is earsh A.
Reed NJ. d. Braulbs, &. W. Smith United Brothers d. :.
Williams d Butter Presto Ccrst Pilot, Henry Finch J. b.
Hoy,, ". LcZsct;, Chinssrora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
u... n.u aa.cs. at U,ie..

UTICA, Saturday, sept ~, 1861:
The match at base bail. between the Atlantic,
az Brooklyn and the Utica Club. was caed az TIE snd
III ihe At,ptlcs fun IN Innings on account OF tho ram
M .co,e ,t.d Atlatcs lnr 10 Utica tao, and Utica
ma one 11nine eparo. or1I thfee hOasond people
xvera on fha oround
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Hecelpt. of pruduce.

srrr. 2h-2s loo bS.-- FouI. $50 tb,.. v1i.ie, pa
hes Corn aes. III 80 bushels Wheat ~ $50 bu,hos Con-
t5gl 1870 tushela Oats Rrr, ient pkg ;sl i9o pss.
Oil Cake 80 Pss, ASHES. o. pSgs Bu;tsr $40 pass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
The interest on the New.Ymk and New
Haven Railroad mortgage bonds will Do paid October l.

The interest," on tho New.fOrK ana Now
Haven Railroad mortgage bonds will DO paid October
al the Bank of the Republic.
The October coupons Of the Chicago and Al
ton Income bonds win be paid by, NJ K. Jesup & Co..
less the Government tax.
The Panama Railroad Company will pay, TN
October quarterly dividend Of per cant. with per
cent from The caraings osthc steamers. 1888
The Pbenix Warehousing Company will pay.
lat October. su -n.a-l dividend cf per cent.
A telegram from San Francisco, dated I'D
inst, auotcs Mining stocks 0ptir. $3.50 per foot AS
sessen. lcyica On Ye!low acsct n.nc Of 81. per ac,
Gould g. Curry. SLIPS per foot, Savage. $3.50 per
foot Po,osi, $50 per foot.
The following have been the experts Of specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

FIRE N BRoADwAY.-The vnoccupied frame
huiiig II tho ui eiol Of Brcdw ay and S;au
l.c!y occupied by tie Pie Depr taep. was totally de-
ssroycd by FIRE yesterday Loss S1Oo no ins aIaace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
y~J'i.om.ntr

WIyDOW SHADES.
Corn. HOLLAND, &c. New style SHADE flSTusHs a
nspycsp rRrCLs u. l.. 8 }. Is. AeIIY.
No 10 BTOajv, !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
LAW iNEELLIGErCE.
MARIET COuRT-TniAL Tvrs-srpr. 7s.--Before Juds'
.IakA-

MARIEg COURr-TnAI TvEs-srPr n--Before jHdso
.IskA-
MOVE or TIE criRkT1C CASH
faaii.c Cas,Ii at. Jacob Oses -
These were ACTIONS Nos. :, - and = brous1t py
Tia nsin,H 10 recover FOR thres afrrssss o. iot' .aa
d.. L., nn2.r contract With al. d-i-G-t H., ~ i-D,s
In Al s-~ cs-~. I. sinfisr h. the decided a. week
The a al the pautii nae rendered 40 .rrv
ces -nli,lsns lief 70 The elriri eel ~.
Tas eagla have o5;!nei N rnrrscuer anof beg q
snisss By tho de:sndsh bat te' .ie wholly bed 20
fused and declined ie aud that The deicnd
therefore entitled 10 The eso1It "a st co1d have been Ob
t..usi By tuch Deciaou WAS fe-srssd
j. H. foreuy AID 81. ). i.s@Ss 10. pAnIE John 4. Col
fey for defendant
SUPREME COuRT-CrAxnrRs- &c Before lu.tes
I.KEER
DECISIONS
jean 4. Dsnmont agt. Leopold Tilman.-Motion
deIiad, with :, 10 ccsis.
john c, al eat freeman orne-NO!ion to vies.s
attachment. Gs4ntri without cors
frAnl g. Murr e, al OF Henry SauileI-Bir 10 b. pre-
soaa INT or taxation the principle idiCs;oi n the
opinion.
Before Justice errHFhrIsD
Jane L. WickeTshgm ast Daniel ternil 90 hl-In
,he application Of Electus Comfort se real
lasah y. Coufot. OIiass grated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
DisasePrs,

TIE schooner Prince Alfred Of New.York struck Shay
Rocs oil Beaver island the bsy Of ~ Lawrence 10
I.ih inst and sank Her we're saved
The schooner Southernrr snnk at her wharf In Chye.tevn
Ma.s She viii be raised to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
SUPREME coURT-cnAsprRs- sErr. &c Before Iu.a,
t.KEkG
DECISIONS

COURT CALyNDAR-Fon Tr1nGY
SUPREME CoURT- GENERAL TERN NoS -EgUasa-
M0rIoSs-Nos 20 "a, 10
EsuHsRArLp horIossNos IL, Is u, ~, 81, ~. g. lGs
Slt 81, a. 81 %, 50. 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
a..ra ,-ua.z L.n.-lnsa MY. -!



The amount Of National BANK currency .ssned
by ,he Controller for the week ending Sept Il. Is
~ .aei 100 Totel 70 date s5ooea,o0o.
p The San TraAcisco Price Current Of Sept. 2,
Mysi
"Recelqts Of Treasure from The milng Districts since
our report e tie 2st 1T have ben large. aAd aEsGn
20 ~ $50 90 Of which SiLliHJ Was s'n.isbs ON
at steamer Aas. The Branch h.a' IN this city has
ieken during lLis PEE ivl sJIta0 TlIc j. been
n somewhat active demaBS f"r Cbirs, bot -" slpy q"
licn "a th. market is fair tid thogt in Hc saf;let
r tho shiurirg requirement. tomorrow. ia ~ Gold
Bars are reported az e1Gst5 silver may 5e quoted 81
former atei-p,. To- 9 = 'crt di.curut.
The rrtc l.r Currency nsla ~ tho Atlantic cities j.
gr.t. unsettled, uwiIg 10 tir late urPrpl decline In
Gold; bat The Bukris were drawing Il y NJ Us ana
10 premium ua Guid. Topographic Ty.ssisEs sre Of
fared a, 5iSyf q cent p.!r!ga aa! drif iaia1e ~
caa at 3.ai. Sterling is cufrcui at iS0iS iof 'nHs
ere szes OF Cnai.lcIsial Sterling rrIa..ed at i9d
i9tl; France 10 ~
Legal Tenders exceedingly active 20 day at Al
~ closing st 80 and large Gales we've made during
the week. .r .
MEXICAN Dollars are in some demand, u. 100 II p
rsn
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advertisement
The FougTu NATIONAL BAyg,
NEw-ToRK DEpvslrAgY


FINANCIAL AOEHr OF TIE UNITED STATES.
Nos "a and % Pines,.,
Receives subscriptions TO the new $40 TREASURY
sorFs which are convertible at maturity into SIX PER
CEsT GoLDBEARISG ; 20 BoSps- a
Commissions In all cases OF per GER. deducted and
liberal terms to Banks who buy to sell again;
Receives subscriptions 70 tho l0-4o Bonds
Converts the old 2 $40 notes into per cent. 1881
Bonds:
Collects Warrants and Drafts on the Treasury. and
tranS.cts al other business connected with Govern
ment. MORRIS KErCnUx. President.
d. w. VAUGHAN. Cashier.
lAdveriseDent
J. L. ORys Prest. JoHs I. Hill, Cashier
The NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. ST. Broadway S@w-Yofk.
FIscAI AGENT YoR THE UsITAD srArEs GOVERNMENT
40 TRKAsusy resdy for delivery per cent
missen allowed purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

The movement show, contraction IN al Experiments
bit II has not affected the price 81 money.
fsELg Of The Ioaas speee Circulation and DrpUr rae
BoLIs Of The C.iy u .se io,k, for ~, end,ag
vrddp S,St. % 1854. 10 eh.A I. al<si he Cap.tai
of srs BIsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun Elses.....55k onu S!ts, s Moon hses... -
HOB WATER 7fss DAT.
ssriy Hook. s:22 Gcv. ls.;nd.. b;9Jl He Gate. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
MeunOr:s ada.

The transport Chsr-. Thomas recently .shoIs ~ Rel s's
pulled 90 Sunday BY irss, procrcded Hart Island
TOOK board number o; troops and viii proceed Sestb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

CrTY MoRTALITY.-Tbe Citylnspectorrepors
Vhs deaths in Now-York during The past week wore
so7 no men i09 women l3o boys ond ise girs-s &C.
eerease " 90 from last weeks mortality and Oh increase
OF 80 as compered wh the poltel!y Of the corscsp9nd
ing week Of 1868 OF the deceased 29 wero children
Under yeas of ogc. Tie mortality by the principal
Diseases was follows; Consumption. ~; in'"othe
Earssmus 40: cholera infentnm. y; iniantiie coh'H
sons %. typhoid fever 30, ysontery I'll tyrhns IeV''
-: disease OF the heart. lo) smallpox. s. pes'hs iIo"
ertefnnl causes 3o-a1neng which are reported pre-
rnntsrc bi;bs 3drowned; 10 killed by accident 'hei'
were 81 deaths in The Institutions and A hs'sieH'S -
Potter field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

Frcights arc extremely dull, end rates are
osain easier. The engagements TO Liverpool 100
tuns Loavy goods at 3d.. 20 tung Loewocd on private
terms AMI l5o tcs Lard G, ics toLondor per steamer
500 boxes Chcesc st s0s. .n ..
The business Of the Sub-TreAsury was: Re-
coipts, Si07ol7s 81: for Customs sit4 900; PayueCts
80 10; On Account Loan, eAlas0si Balance.
e2G 5e9.e32 Oh.
Sterling bills unsettled, and quoted in gold
lOp4 a, ioQf
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tAdvsliseuc
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. $40 Hrosawuy.


Fiscal Aassr rms UsIrsp srarra
For taic ?-j0 TREAsuRY NorEs and Ten FosTr BoEBs.
CopraLsion SLOWED buyers, per cent.
J. H. STOUT, Cashier. d. l. Ross. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

BKA7xS AND STABBED. - Early yestesSay
crnfne Theas Meehsn. bar tender at to oorac- of
Street q1arrclsd will sorne unknown perSans
GCstherne slip and was beaten aud stsbbed by t.a.
~ len fofenrger was nearly severed and IA also ~
Ssed Two severe cuts on the head-ose from knit,
~ we other from stone The ssseilans Their Is spsd
Asenaa Wa conveyed to Tbs New. Y OK Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
CITY ITEMS

BoAnp OF ABDBRNEs.-The regular meeting
var5 ~ Aldermen was held yesterday ai'erno"n
:. one O'Clock. Alderman Henry. tho PRESIDENT
49," p,srd IN the chair The minutes Of the last
ta,iag been read by The Cerh several PETITIONS
ers presented to the Board relative t0the assessments
and were referred 20 the Commi'tee Gu ASSessne"'s
-vc,a reports we're received from the Comfuit'e' on
p..S..,s sewers and laid over. The COMMITTEE on
E.,,oual Affairs were discharged. and eommunioa
sso ro,n the Second Railroad Company ""s To
AIRED 10 the Committee on Railroads. An inV'au"n
om the Now.york Historical Society 70 attend AZ orc
saon on tho 18th Q, October was accepted reson'on
,enussting the Mayor to issue proclamation. sewing
spart loy for tho iluinaion OF pno'c buDd'nss anu
vitng citizens 20 participate on seeouht OF te feseA'
Union victories WA unanimously adopted. rrs"in"
nan offered 10 mako donation Of $4,000 20 tho 3t
Regiment IN Naturalization ~ tho loss If their Arrnor
by Are was hid over. After the trsrsacton OF souo
farther routine business the Board adjourned OF IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

rf'1rrrY nrn r1ar-
rIlI .c-l--LrI FAB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

A DISHONEST d. VRssMAKER-In June last.
Mrs.: Caroline Davis res ding at No. 20 Ann st.. gave
70 Mn. Anna Dye a dres unaker. rosidng st No. Is
Suffolk st., six cress psite.o valued et $50 for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
ATrKMPrHD SuIc1pK.-Marr (,leason a 81

= AT1EMPTKD SUIcIDB.--Mary Gleason, q SER
ss.r t,snong at No "a Washington street. while par.
N"assefy Into the North River She was reese 1ed bv
se9rs run the Italian fga'e lying In the hafbor snd
anelvap .axsn before Justice Bowling by whom she
Cstharine 'eyis aged ls years. on Sunday. Jumped
INTO the dock 0.n Pier No. a. East River. Sic Tss
rescued and taA~n to the Second Precinc. sts,ion.
hCQse.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
STATE ITEMS.

The Charlottesville Review says the wheat
crop in Montgomery county never looked finer
-DISoRDERLY PROCEEDINGS AT CHURCH W.
learn that on Sunday last disturbance occurred
at Christian meeting house on Indian creek
Greenville township, in this county. Some abo-
ltionists had reported that two or three Demo
cratic boys were in the habit of wearing butter
nut breastpns at church, and induced two Oh
three soldiers from this place to 90 to the meet
ing house for the purpose of taking them away
While the religious services were going on, the
"hunt" for butternut breastpins begun: one OF
two were found, but the owners kept possession
of them:
Our informant said he did not consider the
soldiers much TO blame the citizens who had
induced them to undertake q work which they
(the citizens) were afraid to undertake them
selves.-N. y Ledger.
-VAyDRRBuRG County DEMOCRATIC CoSvEN-
TIoN.-The Democracy of Vanderburg assem-
bled in convention on Saturday, the 9TH inst, to
appoint delegates to the State and Congressional
Conventions.
A letter was read from Judge Law declining
TO be considered candidate for re election.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolred, l. That the Hon. Joseph L. Nc
Donald is the choice of the Democracy of V an
derburg county for the Office of Governor.
That the Convention recommend to the
Democracy of the State the name of Col. Chas
DENLY of this county, for Lieutenant Governor
and that our delegates to the State Convention
are hereby instructed to use all honorable efforts
to secure his nomination for that office.
3. That we heartily endorse the official con-
duct of Hon. james S. AthOn, Joseph Ristine,
Matthew l. Brett and Oscar b. Hord. and will
cheerfully report them for reelection to the off
ces which they now Severally hold
4 That we cheerfully endorse the official re-
cord of Hon ohm Law. our present worthy Rep
resertatve in Congress.
). That Hon. William f Niblack is the first
choice of the Democracy OF this county for the
Congressional nomination to be made at Prince
ton on the Goth of July next, and that our dele
CATION is instructed to vote for him accordingly
Delegates were selected to the State and Dis
trict Conven and, on motion, il was ordered
that all Democrats from Vanderburg county, in
good standing, who may be present at either, be
authorized to act as delegates
The Convention addressed by Col. Charles
Denby, and by Messrs. Sproule and Maynard