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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
FIRE AND FIaHT.-Last evening about
ocIock n fire broke out in cotton factory in CONNER

O'Clock fire broke Out in cotton factory IN L"muFr
clast canscd by friction in the machinery anu re-
snitng in damage 20 the extent Of $780, Some Of the
members 81 No. Engine and No. ~ Hose got INTO
fight Patrick j. Farrell of No. Engine struck W 10.
Dempsey Of No l2 with a large stone, aud ieleG MN
10 tue cround Constable COlligan ofthe Second ara
saw the wlole transacton and arrested Farrell Sooe
members Of the FOrty Precinct Police took TIE
prisoner Of tie charge ~ the constable ana locked
him nm in the station house Dempsey is represented
as being fatas injured. Farrell was locked up TO await
the result Of the injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONTENTION ne
following Delegates have been elected ~ inc
democratic party Of Kings County 10 the Stgte Conyen'
ton at Albany as per call Of tho Citizens Democratic
General COMMITTEE: -, uni.
Dist l. qunls O. Bergen alternate, Jfme' W. " htnah.
n Samuel d. Morris III. John q. scburn ker w. hehsy
C. Murphy delegate; I.aac Van Andsn. obi ornate Joh9
McSalnee delegate; Andrew Culver alternate VI; tdmuHo
Drirgs delegate: VIM Marshall sernstc. VII. Water L.
Livingston, delegate James H. Purdy, alternate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY Michael Nor

ALLEGEp HIGHWAY R0BBERY.-NilchaeI MOT.
rs discharged sailor robbed OF s2vo on Aionuay
night Inv two fellows who induced him TO accompany
them from Cairoll-s bridge, where he resides, 20 a
lonely spot in Tbird.st. South Brookys Where tney
beat him as alleged and robbed him OF all ls none;
hoso from that night until this morning. when no ap'
neered before Justice Coruwe aud made his compliant
oicers Mathews Dougherty and Smith OF tie I'M
eth Precinct, arrested John Dunn anu snn W, 80,
eatrick ON the charge Ihey committed TO awnii
a hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

CRIME IN JERSEY CITY-Marshal Ellis oil
Jersey CITY reports that 1856 persons were committed 10
the City Prison ia Jersey City for tue moGth enulas
Aug 81 OF these, 81 were victims OF rum dTInAlhe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
BELOW

Bark Mary Ann, tordinas.
BrE Dorua Bauina tPOrtg. J. Falmouth.
Bng Jospheue Orb from Cow Bay.
DISASTER
Brig Florence from Wilmington NC reported Yesterday
Ang r. IN coming Of New Inlet in charge of Pilot went
ashore throw board part OF cargo ves
eel much strained and -akn. badly "a Of crew. in Guiding
roud mate. all taken sck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

Ship Chsce Edwnrl., Morien Bay, c. b. 10 days. with 'S
tuus coal o. &. h. Swain. .
Nnr.of War AniT Lion French Deverenne, New Orleans
Aug p Had strong essery gales during the passage. saw
T. : steam transport sheridan aground on the bar.
Bark John Matthews (of BaioaGoes Creighton, ousnan
mo IS d,y. ,ut.r &c 10 mater Sailed in company visa
u. w Roosey cit. Hartman Tor Now oIk
Brig Sarah Berni stuart Ponce 10 days. sugar aad mo-
lassea 20 Miller, Shocord n c..
schr Onward. Wickwire Wndser ~ s., 10 days plaster
y. X. lie Nof x Co. =,
day. with coffee loswood and James Douglass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM FLORENCE.

The Prussian.Austrian Trouble Averted-
What will be Heard about in nSs5-
War nn Expensive Luxury-A Tri-
umph Of tho Middle CIasses-The New
Austrian Cabinct-Haungarinns and
Italians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

LIMITING MACHINES.-We oiieI r,S IS
n, ma .imple.t .tronsss, and best family Asas
MACHINE in he wS[d yi SsPf T' MACHINE CO..
wanted. DALroN mil No. So Broadway NJ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

The last mail from England prlngs "IoPoI'
on good authority that the Great Eastern will be dis
retcled from Sheerness to Newfoundland. The object
trip is fish up, the way the fragments OF the
discovered cable which, II Is hoped VIII De recovered
by Of grapnels and buoys. The promOteTso OF he
enterprise in England, determined to lay another
csbc next year making use of the recovered portions
| of the old one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
Anna Schnmann. IL Ian IL Rnluha II Knrt, md ehnd II

anna Schnmann. II: Ian IT, Rslghe. H. Kuz and child Fl.
kii" u Leo ct, ID. Schechafse NJ. He's C. Rornsun.
I'm stine buchy Mr. Stenbruck and wife c. Tedemsnn
Be ger r. Holder [. tIun o. Bosche Mrs. Leehuhn and
cid MIS- het@'I tBd chLdr H. Giorse Schck j. II. Y.
3icim. VIE aud children. u. Lazer. L.. Lalaberger H.
stubh itnn shb, o. and =. e.. Anderson, A. H. Moth T.
Mrdenk oer tlr Sohwa.be aud ohid. Anna Nicdershen
child J. Doll II. cssel, r. Ioznger J. Roger t. Caroiuo
aus o. b"ich o. and Johanna Iubsch. j. and Louise
II - hn'h, H. and Louise Hoppe.
ia ftesnihip crit, from savannsh--Wi. NJ Rnrwood
iirs. Tea Brock aud children.
IN steom-n Granada, ffom Clarletou-B. ONcill r. w
Bliss C. u. sheridan Oeoie o. Sinc't and sdy, Mrs cad
Mis- Knox, H. }. Patty. VIM pougiery J. Irschcc.d H.
). itpcy tdy and daughter, Mrs Clover J. s. Morgan t.
+. PANE ". =. Iiowsnd s. Cuhili VIM. Cahil r. White.
children Mrs. J. r. Walter and daughter Mrs w NJ Fitch
Mrs. Patty is a. Patty Dir. Daily, g. H. Snidtsed J.
u. Morton H. Eorns James COssiave. II. Campbell, Mrs
Jones' Miss Jones' Il. C. Ryan, {. G. kddor and in the
sieerlge.
In siesrship ruorpe from WiImin gton-J H. Anderson
&. Nelson II Hormer q. Z. Jessup l.. M Emanuel, Mira
Nidrhcd End children L. G. Lubrrr r. W. Thornton C.
~ Van Or8do.l w. Burr J. NJ. Pierce, J. b. Cumming
J. W. Emnnuel, c. Thomas. s. Bool, ". Avenbug, Mr.
Maaon, w. 4. Lom'ey. w. H. Smith, ii: fauek. j. j. OH
christ j. ~. Willams Irs. J. Stain, Mr. Pembortcu Geo
brook. W. y Hayward Jas. II iris.
IL steamship RI id from Newbem-Airs. T. Jsney and
daughter T. I. We Dr. Scbnser. n. En- anue. Wm.Sum
rnefmsn Y. v Dodd C. 4 le'son, }. z. Gibsn Leu..C
Dunbar ". \. AL; ut. J. H. Nacon. Capt Vices, Brig
Gen. s. A. Duncan. VI Bishop and children, WChandls
ia -irnr.r Carolina. ruu Beaufort II. t-nrs. MeChes
ne- Cob Rc,en Lieut. Pafre George w. Davis. T.. Robin
son, y. Sca'cs j. u. llrshcs Can't T. d. kim5al W. w
McUhcsrey, 4. H. McCh,suey M. Dagali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
4Fcinalc Observation-Disclosures and New
Eoracrs Swindiri.

An account was given q couple OF days since
q to iinGne Of "a rcspec able appearing Old vomnn
wandering tie streets Of jersey CHy IN an apparently
t.Faneod stste OF mind; tla. eAc was taken 20 tie
4.us l.orse IL p tal AMI on tie following morning
Saturday, appeared onto ratiOral she give hcr
,iE.e as Nolg0ret Hartley. resident q Springfield,
u, AID ri TED that sAt lad been robbed Of 500 ia
Soney check fof siCl aad her baggage cnecks, after
"a iuc been dragged.
L GOV apposfs tbat II cd wonnn. who Is OF good
sLlest lad Intelligent. 10 0n mrCs.cr. and ercc III
stoT ~ TIA. lie Of business About ten days since re
81 woman played the drur~cd and robbed 3 me in
Setoa end Coz sdlGlc sympathy was m1uiltsted D.
cizau who heard her story. The case coming under
u I0ill' Oh a gentleman med PTcstiy, 10 TOOK a
O. ierest ID he I'D in, ana rcriHg taat she
-shi again be robbed, cale Oh with Aei 10 New York.
aiding for her In cl0thine ard 0thcrWls ahOnt 600.
Aaer arriving in NcU-{orr. Mr. Prestly consulted
80 81 Deyst G. ish whom be Rad business ielAiiODs.
go ne Lsst moe Of sending Mis-. Hartley to her
.ehGs n aLOis. Those gentlemen also took great IN
s' m he matter furnished her with money paid her
20 70 Sprinedcld. Iinuis, procured double
WI 'of toe entire trip supplied her with provisions
% oc cace Sufficient for Tie jDurney and supposed
Set ,he od woman had lrriyed home among her
tnt app sed to the contrary by the publication
U.Ne article IN the papers Nh. Tint went to the
House IN Jersey Cily Yesterday, when the above
, 1ss nere mace known. Ihe woman attempted b. ox
sn lne mater by saving tLat sle had remained for
~, nFsse ei ehaeayOriDg TO recover her baggage.
"a sv4! OF course WAS a fabrication. and the
rtse s'oiy lad created considerable interest aud
e.,' 10 IesaH la'oraby ~ pec1naIy point, Was re-
S..4,u % TAKE sudden departure. Mrs. Hartley is
"a ~ ana - years ~ slim built, feet or
Va, snl, long icuUits. lace very much wrnklcd,
sdgcatet ~ "f''' w"
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Spoken.

s',,u.lr L,ui,,u, bound ''e.-Ars of!o 2 ~ p miles
sp Cas.es j.. bound in-Aur 94.-o pm. % me'we': Of
s,aiiia civ Of Wellington bound in-iss o o p M 10
s',au p'ef.y v-ni- bound Aug. no. o O. M Oh Mine
li.4d. "a q,
steam tio AGica bound E--Aus II. il5 p n 40 miles
s,,. i, seotla bound E-,rs. Is, $3.50 M lsi % %
Jon. 90. Ia, 81,
TsEh Lima CifJ bound w.-Aus 10, l;3o ?. m.' lat -
lou. a. $1,000 A.
So ...ii, N.wYofk bound Aug. H. $3.50 f. IN. III
ri'rslf az Cfp~ Hac~. - IN 80
st"fn.'I 49, isnppDsrib National bound L.-Hps 10 ava "
sLi,ilrfs ,.y tiirJ nom shtnshae IS day' ou,-Ap'i
Slip idatur, nom Adela.d Tor London ~ days OUTLAY
G. iHt il.I 800. - -o,.
shp fIr DE is from Calcuti'r Tor London % dly' out
Aey a., ll.. >, 10 ION. al.
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Arrived.

eeo,,ifp Tarieh I,i-hcr I'll .deplr % hours, y. L..
( O. Ssa IA. l low Of t.r stream tux Jo,rpa b-.e..
Steamer ia May, s,Ei, HewUtTn, ~ - - boui' 70
srsner c,o'ina mi ip., Beaufort co hour with cotton
and laval stores 20 Murray ssplsw.
si,rns g. Grsnsda, uIic CAarston o. hours md'e and
strsm.', soru,.ia nian.). sciwen,en. Hamburg 9Th
in and owes Ch, p ~, rndse an- o5I pa'''' run
n.,p ran.or fs-on Fortress Monroe IS hour, with
bir.c 'n tow Lewis. to G.. s. Oh.
rainshp str isit rsddcA, Nnmin.tos' ~ c. 9day''
s'c,mcr T. Cd lola, T,wb.r, n C., % hou" with
s,r,n.h fn,er~ dfifsr. wilmir.,on, n. c. 81 hour
wi b u.i.e .ni 49,. To- II. L. Iisilstou CO.
~s..,r pc.v4r- EoscT' Ioisscss Monroe ;; hours or
te-.iip ~ = i.ltnor, ,Rr) Morchousc. Liverpool
Oh Carr.. wn lfh is 80 pm, mli". AMI 'Vo P-''' 70
sc-m..e r.ri.. p,l-aoy. Savannah Aug. Il with indie L
>,~s. Abide Crry Savannah with rllse. and pass.
Ll,in..f0u, loa g. Go.
sii, re.,r. ofDli.-ow msin. M,n, March 2j via Per
iaL rl~fn q r.lul Ia.srua Rio Jarsiro > days. with
coffee g. a. fas.ri' Co.. Tue Bremen bark Foster for
Isk Morning q acNann Tind1d % dly', sugar. Geo.
IN. Lsts ~ cai- wsu,h s. l.;o q day. cotton
ir 81 b.. Ifown Cow Boy /, diyi wi.h coal to c. b.
~ ,a'ornA Of S. John, Y b jordan. Snack coe. Ms.
d., h,bra'... Emcsy Seanias II day, with sugar to
~ Coi,ncr'll Orr K'nbs Ponce r. r., l. day',wiih
iii. Oaan.' tsri. Bulc CIV lay u diy.. coaL C. b.
irir jar.-. conn Crj. ceri Windsor. y. s.. Il days
p'r,',r A.. 1.Hi beg. Go.
s,lr n Dem. II r,'tn. BhisrPor,. c. T., IL dsy',
plaster. 81 ". Lr,riu Go.
sir lord % Tie .lr. tirl. Cummings. Cat Island le days,
with frlf f1 j.nss l.alc-L
lrJ a CIV ofd, Dackcy Jlsksonvilo duy', cotton.
iiarS A. G..
s,lrII, prra T,rr, F.'chc, hpaschcol, g. d.y. col,
nt n gL 10 tols. Had hcasy wlnis tic entire pas
saer silt rrls. &C..
,1rJ- Lan- - %. Winasion, \. C, 10 days. naval
sfu.f fl1 sorl fros 49, =,
se.r Isnr D.. D,iey Loyel.rd, Richmond. Va d'y'
cotton r. Pee o. matter 49,, ..,.
-cI-. l.ii.s Lo-tr. 81 .fl. boston ~ Philadelphia
sir Erty Bios 81. -fafflfd 90 EIlEsh'iti"ft.
Scr Ulfot N.,fon Prov deuce EtIlhtthPor
scir. copy. Vice -. tnfi j. f~fson.
srlr d. K.rr RYDER rfoydenrc o. rAilldall hii
.tfr Sslrr. T. 1apiu, fcrs. ~ .nao.d
sr.r N.f.a I.r ha.ir icft o Ton.
sc.l Iu . L4.se. Addison. day'' spafs to Snow d
,ea, -.,eu Sisters. Crowley Mbiisc DAYS lumber 20
JOIN -uow = EirI.tfrDn. ~
s.1r j. T. Lnl..y Crochet, Mbrd;e, day', lumber to
Joii d. yutDn. ta. A. { 0. "a .-
sraf 6en putnam W,ok,. New. Orlc ans a days. cotton
cT-cr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
pnSsanrcrs Arrived,

Ia Seamslp City Of Baltimore from Liverpool and
Quernao NV }. StorT., Peters H. fo'ers, j. Etrhol
(. Ncrnecke T.. hnlcr i. Nus.lt :. Sulpr ~. " God
side, T. NOJlae, WiaIn Kelly. kisf Fsi9u hils Pink
ton. j. Mayetg, A. Anderson A. Daydso%. NJ. OuaIhor "
f0rg an r. Robinson, Scholeld X. Paitaoop, H. Nor
thup Mira LIasdh children aud nurse NJ Ie.si and lady
Nr Middleton md lady and son MsA Campbell md nur
Miss cafk Mis- Carey Miss Lockrgyer Mr.. Wngsr. Mis-
Many, Miss RIa am. DIR. Ncic hdy ard Mr. PashuiT
X. Mskial J. Aesen {. Marlin H. Ilulm G. Gfeenway T.
Manners N. Hupon, II. Rob,fts, j. Ger.on, Nh Temple
Indy Children and nurse, Mr.. Hunt aud 2 children NJ
Peaufci, NJ. McC1ihy Mrs. Hin Mrs Ller NJ j. Prun.
dag-. William Little. 4. Larry, a. Albeit 4 Vernon 4.
Stephen J. Fog, {. GniisaY d. hlefch 4. Martin 49,
Hermann H. Boar nan, J.. Colby. Mr. Curry aud lady Nh
Young anl lady and A,s McVre, Mr. Loeh end laiy Nh
uai,h Lady nd child. Mr. iuI on and lady Mr. Lafnn.
DEF. and lady, MI Van Wisier. Mr. Caldwell md adv Ns
Ross,rr Mrs. :. Chase, j. walter, C. Earpts H. Noohford
T.. Dammerd, j. tlneT, j. 7. flpi j. Legaeit q. BY
ron hiessrs Whe'ewrshL
In steamship ATisinc. from Savannah -Ms ~ H. Nav and
child II { anger wife. child uud servant, w & I,ud.hil
H. Nothpusc 4. H. Echclbiesr Mr. Kab1lisci nnd clid
Mrs r. r. Goodrich and child. Miss T.. Coniry r. A. Good
Gordon r. r. Marsh, y l.. Hall wifo and child T. McCork.
les IT, Gndry ". IT. noulGirr J. 4. So Dpe Z. J.. Buck.
inghsln A. = Wa.ch. W. j. FaIT.
In steamship Borussia, fiom Hambnrr-r. T. Meier and
wife T. Smith $. White and wife !. linrgen T. Loniri-
rardt s. Gefsnan wife Child. &. krunarl retfy end
Clrra Gl.s-ohr Kari and Emma Gope En Woisainlnu,
j. stub and children, H. MuhlrIfun J. fpar wiz AMI
r. Hrydrick, wide aud child J. A. o. Olsen {. D..
Strabel y Gruner, II. Obecor T. Ian and WIFE H. sros
nhd wrfr atzn, Major Dick snd children, g. Rnmpp l..
Ostermier g. I-muth, 4. Hasbach. T. kapp and vide A.
ksuinann NJ j. Peis r. Bon,ach aud ve, A. krltz P.Nrp.
hutch c. ksh T. Odach. w. Louiss0n kssch. PRoIh.
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NEW.yEESEY HEVs.
Diaboiica! Crime Iittie Girl lsavishst'
Arrest OF the 2scrpetrntor.


At 70 o'clock on Monday night, q well
ts.ed g,nteel appearing man, about 10 years OF age
iraed william WILDER. wis arrested at tie American
Sse, Jersey City. by Aii Dyl". on warrant chars-
h lin with having conn 'tt,d IN outrage the per
~ Of little gil Il years pf age whose mother resides
3 Yogs.s II is alleged tha. on Saturday last. the
iHuscd who boarded with tie mother Il the little girl.
ire sed her INTO his and ccede1 N comm ttnS
q outage On her person. tlich CT did not become
hoWn 10 the mother until Mendcy afternoon. On the
RUN home of her two SOS in TIE evening, tfeg were
ntee acqnainied with tLc suite OF cfdrs. Nilhcr,
sio rcs 30 tie house AZ t4s iHe, |as ty1 axe u.n'
.ss To- cult tie premises ~ re YONG mr. VINO II
"a tic cOn,eqceaces ii he remained oi;;e.T
ne youur men decided to biDf tie ra,cl 10 justice.
cd ior that pugpose they tlcord hn TO tie American
sotel where a watch was Kept upon him un.l lis or
i % Midnight, Gfter barring retired les.eIoaY lie
ecuscl was taken before as,ico Cn,'r ior eXlmln
ar. hut Information hay been received from Dr.
saGdcn that tie injuries 6us. 'iucd ~ te Gr would
revent her @itealaACe Joy iic Prfs y. he exa'r n4
On Vas postponed ard 10 def alt 81 -LCOJ baI WI
\, was committed to the County jail
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sr1gPpINa gnTEGs.IGENCE.
PORT or HEw-YoRX...
hss.UFff.

s,..,.bfn vou,ezrrn, lrN Teashav Kingston, Rowland
AfpnwaiL
..,r.n.hip sa'aAin fnrl N,r Liverpool, Roo'h Co.
s'ern,r Jo-cpAne 1ioup-on, Moon. Bati'noie' "iisn
Dsly.r
Sc n,er COLA (Prl, Coot Liv,-foo', r. Cngeri
ship Caravan Msr.haI NOBLE Rowland Rockingham
ship Incir joe IurIson, Naydsa, W. l., Dlrooon Bros
Hnk Ann (Br.l. Ctlnp5o., BueEos Ayrc., j. T. Whitney
CO.
Iiark Edwin Warl, Euenoa hyre.. Z. A. Hnssey co.
Ri. BRANCH (BrA Gard. Turks Island, l.. {. hnot 20
Bns soriiuo tBrl, Higgins. Poi au fT.nce hehfy' De
CoYioga Go.
In Ilo,,a Eaton rhisd ,pi., II. d J. W Breokfnan
sIoop Lady Warrington. Coyle Stanford 81. Briggs
L CO.
sloop Active. Ely Hartford H. 8. Racket. Son 4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23

The Diocesan Convention Of Western New
York has made choice of the following delegates TO the
General Trennia Convention Of tie Protestant Fpsco
pal Church. to be held at Philadelphia In October
Clerical. the Rev. VII AIN Sncltor, d. d., the Rev.
Anthony Schuyler, ID. d.. the Rev. Theodore Babcock.
d. d., the Rev George Morgan Hills; Ley, Horauo
Seymour. Washington Hunt, George c. oWhorter.
Thomas a. johnson.
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the hons but disc )vering whet kind OF place
il Wns she left and applied for and obtained divorce.
In the mean tine he arrested for committing tho
rape and was sent prison. The WOMAN then Procured
employment in Philadelphia, but In short time was
induced BY man. with whom she became acquainted.
to give up her bisl and live with him. After
white re also deserted her and sho then formed the ac
Quairtancc OF brakeman on the Camden aad ANNOY
Railroad who paid her iere from Philadelphia TO New
York In the latter city she obtained stueiOn II
concert saloon where Sic received 81 week and id
81 per week for her board On sunday morning sne
came ~ Jersey CITY on the arrival of The Ow tram to
meet The Aforementioned brakeman, whc, aiier 90
tanning Refreshments for himself and lcr a. Myerss ST.
loon in Exchange place conducted her 20 TIC ear III
which che was found BY The pohce 80 sta! until NOR F
in he car. when they arrived thcIe were tno tl'.'
vonrg mcr, wfo were arrested; they. 1t appe IS
seeDug tere oycry morning after the arrival OF the
train ana COnseqututly refused IL leave. Nhc VfanS
In ab1ut the right TO the car half dozen Cf rcwdcs
who had followed The couple from the saloon entered
tie car and foicby attempted 10 rovsh The person OF
the female. A ds .urbGuCe ersued, which was over
he rd BY the cr when t.cy made descent uron me
lie approach If the officers but the three Young men
belonging 20 tho train remained and were ti.ie mo
custody hut The examination yesterday aItc!LoOh,es
above stated, were discharged
A ToUYDLING.--On Monday night female
inf M about SIX weeks old tOu on the s'o0p OF
house. NJ IS Essex st.. Jersey City. on beng taken
10 &c Aims. House il identified BY iemae inhHte
"a belonging 10 Ann Cooper, woman Who ass Oeen
separated Iom hcr husband for tie past four years
Fipr.--At - o'clock on Saturday night q
small tempo 1Fy building belonging TO Messrs. Edge
fireworks ua,uiIct1reTt, in Jersey C., and IN witch
WAS stored a small quantity of Ocngols compost D. was
sci On ii,c "a. partly destroyed. Damage about SOB
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II is proposed that the memorial to the sons
of Wntcrvilc College Maine who fell during the war
shall lie TIE endowment OF military proiessDlshp. at
an estimated expense If $4,000 AID without turning
the cole re into mi..try school, 10 enSra upon 1t
some military features.
Henry Benier, German residing at Harris
burg Pa. aitlcked his wiso on Saturday with great
ierocity striking her on the heed and body wsh an
ar and aterward killed himself by cutting his throat.
The woman will probably 10. survive. Ino cause OF
tho sffIay MS Iufn.
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Disaster.

Our correspondent at Taese'on N j. writes Aug 3D. Is
fcl 0s.s: go.
foriel s..r. On Ile .ry iurt sh0ls. lue rig iiho'f
vii vim l~s r,s i,se total o.. Tie apaiu 10 we
Ind ur ~ te rr.s 'alfed "a Biia'ine Beech Rot mf
vir sa.r ~ m M Ne .f rs the WESTON hish 10 h'"
any On. t, ,ftorrt hrtu shr went 70 p.'ccs Die haa
nuopt so ho -sAr.d II sugar an hoard. -, -
Tho ,c.nnrr ,elrn-o OF hewtur,po , went ashore on
Ilnllots POINT, llrl Hair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
ClTY NEWS.

BULLS HEAp.-The supply Of beef has been
large again. aud prices turned little in favor OF The
bstoaers-a least they got better cr.lc FER tie Same
money. Tie marie. closed Gull md the 5s4 for tho
whole city we're sold. Sheep have come forward very
freely tie receipts being the largest Of oiy one week
this year. They have declined &c. y III. Hogs are .c
higher. but 60 oil slowly, with fair arrivals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
TN, THE DOWNFALL OF MARRIED WOMAN

r, ihE DOWNFALL OF A MARRIED WOMAN
~, examination If Carrie Smith charged with prOstitu
80. 80 sAu lLiee yOuGg men, named Knowles. HingfOn
cog geone, eIplo, O. on thu Camden and Amboy Ral.
- mentioned on MOndoy as having been arrested OF
cysVOsk on san day morning by the Police OF jersey
'ssdsy afternoor al oSirt before Justice BedGr5
1'h itecorder and resulted in the discharge 81 al
ala s pa't1s The young woman made the following
-, 1eh.: She saij that tie was naHisd to "A young
80 ~ Alexandria, Va nud lived for some time hap.
~ ora c0ntentrd. and with a good prospect for
~, iu'ue. Hcr husband. however. became neglected.
lei grew debased ~ his actions and hLally TO add
o." 1:hei base DC d., committed rBpe a young
~ About the same time lie removed his wife TO
~s"s Of N lame. she being ignorant OF the character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23

TIKI ERIE RAILWAY EMBRzz LE&EST.-The
embczloacnt Of Albert A. Jones freight collector Of
the Erie Railway Company. mention in Mo1dhys
TRIBUNE amounted to less than 5000 We are inf" med
by the officers OF The road. who state that II would have
been impossible FOR h.l TO take more an tie receipts
Of Il SID lie day without immei re discovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
prOpIE,s LINE for ALBANY and TROY

DEOpLE's LINE Tor ALDA' vi" no
- .,a..r m. steamer 81 JOHN lraves ON Mon-
d,v. Wedn .lay. aud Fridays. and the DEAN A.: klGh-
MUND OF TUESDAYS. Thdrsd"ys Sna ' - ", CLOCK
To, "Hor@rc s.s aner tANpEhLT leeye, or Sund.y'
~ ot nj I'lur.dsys AMI the RIP VAN WINNIE on
!.rr1ay' nrJsy, and Fridays at o'clock p. u, from
Pier No. a., NOsih River foot Of wsss''i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
Ocean Steamers

F,ORNEW ORLEANS DIRECT.--Th steam.
4 .Li,r pIfIllC Crpi. Do.rfo viii leave Pier No "
North River, on WEDNESDAY ArFess - 1T p, N. pa''
~ h. CFOMN ILL 60, No. Bb Wests,
The GEORGE CHOMWtLL follows On SATURDAY,
Auga.. 70, iton pisI no. sh,E u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
Ihdxcriisencnt.l

Under "Ipstruction on the 81 page is an
announcement Of BunSHAss hnaEcAE lusISfss CoLf
located IN the beautiful city Of Sp ne"d in's u Is tic
be-. instiuon for the scqUemet oil busness education
n no land.