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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
BROOKLYN NEWS.

APPOINTMENT OF A CAPTAIN TO THB FORTY
SEVENTH acknowledgement ALBERT Stearns Of the
47th Regiment has been promoted TO be captain.
Mr. Searns held position in the precinct when the war
broke out and gave up the locust for the sword lie
did good service In the army aud was military street
Commissioner in Savannah, after its capture by Gen
Sherman. lie also participated in several hard'fonglt
battles and was once severely wounded. Acting Capt.
Hiram Davis resumes his position Of sergeant Wlhe
In the position Of captain he commanded the respect oi
bis officers aud the confidence Of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
STARRING AFPRAY IN THE BowRRY.-Sh,

STABBISG ARRAY IN THE BOwRRY.-Shortly
after O'Clock Friday morning IL Ellington, residing
a No ia Elizabethst.. while passing up the Bowery
accompanied by his wife and her sister, at the corner
Of Grand.st. became engaged in an alteration with
by two fe males. In the melee. Ellington stabbed
in the side back and shoulder by Kelly with pocket
knife Kelly was arrested by officers Mnllay of the
Fourteenth and Birmingham of the Tenth Precincts.
and taken TO the Fourteenth Precinct Station House
The wounded man. who is native Of this city, aged ~
years. was taken 10 the New.York Hospital. where
his wounds were dressed Kelly was subsequently
committed for examination by Justice Hogan lie IS
native OF this city aged 49, and by trade shoemaker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
CTEINWAY e. SONS
~ GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PA NOEO r. II (, S.

nre now the best Instruments In America rs
well as in Europe having taken Thrtytos F6, Premium
Gold and Msdais the Principal Fairs held IN tns
country years and addition thereto the
were arded First Prize Medal at the Crest internaton
Exhibition in London, 1852, for
PovyRyrr CLEAR, BRILLIANT, AND SYMPATHETIC, TONE
with excellence shown in grand sd square
Their were 269 Pianos all parts Of the world entered
for competition and the special correspondent oil I"s Times
says; ,.,.x.o,.,, h. ,hs iurors 4, en-.
pbs and stronger and to the point than that OIL any
European maker. q, rr.,.,d
bs. caused sensation In musical circles throughout the CON
tinen and AZ result the Mesrs SrENwAI are IN constant
recent Of orders from Europe thus naugurang new phase
In the history American Pianoortss ny creating In the
q article OF export. u,.xru. M. E,v,
EVERY SIEfNwAY PIANoY0RrE u "AkhASfhD ~" f"h
YEARS.
.or,,b. many and most valuable important improve
ments Introduced by Mes Steinwsy Sons In their Plano
'' The SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PuRcHnKKs
10 directed to their
PATENT AGRAPPE ARRASGENESr ~ ,.,o,
For which letters patent granted them NOV ~ i'eI
The value Importance Of this invention having Deen
practically tested during period Of nearly six years oy
Ssnway Sous in all their Or ands and highest priced
and admitted TO be the greatest Improvement o.
they that they have deteheo
10 introduce their Patent Agahe Arrangement In sreyy
Pi1nofoyis BY them, without incred'e % M oo't
in order that all their patrons may reap the ui VI
this great improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
CITY NEWS.

Music AT CENTRAL PARK.-The Central Park
announce that II the weather Is fine
there II be music on the Mall this afternoon at 8
oc CT by the Central Park Band under the leadership
of Ii. B. Dodworth. Owing to the lateness OF the
season. Wednesday afternoon concerts on the Lake are
The following is the programme:
PART l.
l. Overture to ERA Diavoo" Amber
p Duet "Triebe Triebe' Schifein Schnelle. Kacken
g. Katy did Polks....-.. -.Juiuen
4 March, N1ctOTy ~. w
Z "Green Hill Notturno. ....-...-..H b. Dodworth
G. Ouickstep Bell Brandon. Bradley
Z Grand selection from II Barber -Rossini
PART III.
G. Allegretto Schuzando from Symphonic No.
q .........................Be Beethoven
Q. Overture to "Wm. Tell. movements)
LIST, ADdante; I'd, Storm. f.....Rossini
Sd, Andantc; 4th, Allegro Vivace }
10 Dream on the Ocean Waltz .Gungi
II. Fest March and Chorus from Der Tam
The Union.
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ARREST op SyRAK THIEVES Yesterday az

ARREST OF SNKAK IHIEVbs o"'o'uy "
ternoon two genteelappearing young men were ar.
ested nv Officer Carroll who had been watching their
movements charged with having stolen q ladys work
boz from the residence Of Dr. Zabriskee. No 237 YORK
st. Jersey City. where they managed TO gam ADMIT.
of rho Doctor The cards Of Drs Moln and Craig were
found in their posssssesson. They we're held Tor e1
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
NEW.JERsEY WIS.

HUDSON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The delegates to the Democratic County nominating
Convention met at Doyles No. 81 Newark.ave. jersey
CITY, yesterday afternoon and organized by electng
Charles ii. ONe Chairman, and Christopher Mills us
Secretary
The following were the nominations made the Only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Rsard Of C0uncilmeu.

STATED sKssios-THuRspAr, Oct 5. 1865
OyyrcfAII o'clock q. m. J
The Board met, pursuant to adj ounuent in their Chamber
No is City Hall
Preson,-Councin Iealy Robinson Roster Brinkman
Brady Houghslin, Lravy, Lent Joyce Reilly aud Cook-i
Quorum answering TO their names on call OF the
roll the Clerk announced that the Board stood adjourned
til Monday tho IA inst at O'Clock p. m. -
JAMES 81. SWEENY, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

LECTURE BY HANDEL CossHAM oP ENGLAND.
This gentleman will, by invitation Of the Union
League Club. deliver address at Cooper Institute
this Saturday evening. His subject will 90 Inc
Sources Of National Prosperity and Greatness and the
Causes OF National Decay"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

FIRE IN CoENTIEs-sLIP.-Last evening Officer
Nees Of the First Precinct discovered smoke Issuing
from the first floor OF No. Coentiessp. occupied by
Collins Reilly Co., cotton packers lie broke open
the door and found bale Of cotton on fire, which be
rolled into the street and eJtiDsuishsd. Damage ri'
Fling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

KINGS COUNTY Politics. The Union County
Convention met at No Court.st yesterday afternoon,
and after number Of baotiDgs nominated the follow
ING candidates for the Offices named: DstrctAttorney
e L. Sanderson; County Treasurer-AndrPw Il
Hodges; Superintendents Of tho Poor-Franc'p B.
Kirby, John Montgomery. and Andrew Hegemani
Justice OF the Court Of Sessi0ns-Wm. ii. Hoyt; Cor
oner-John w. Il. Smith. This completes the county
nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

contest being for the sheralty and for Coroner N N
Jersey CITY; For State Senator Chas H. Winheld OF
Ierse, civ for Sheriff Johu H. Bfdmer Of Greenville
township; for Coroner Aid. Patrick Dun OF Jersey
CITY George 5. Avery, Hoboken and Martin haney'
Hudson City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

ApMIpAL -Vice-Admiral Fara-
gut in company with the Hon. NJ +. Odell and other
gentlemen paid visit to School No. IT, corner Of State
and Powers. sts yesterday. and was Enthusiastically
received The Admiral. who was accompanied by his
wife made few remarks 20 the children, as did also
Mr. Odell and Others All seemed highly pleased with
the visit,
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tyr RECENT EXCAVATION ACcrDEHT.-Joh

TIE KECENT EACAVATION AC0TDtN i'-JVIIT
Uieman. julius Schwartz and Mathew lleisch, who
were buried by the falling in Of al embankment In
Remsen.st T. D., on Wednesday evening last, and
rescued in an injured condition. have so far improved
az TO be about again. The man Nichols who was Killed
by the same accident, leaves wiie ana emo. Ills
head was badly cut by falling BEAM but death re-
suited from snocation Coroner Barrett viii hold an
inquest on Tuesday neXt.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

BROOKLYN CITY UNION NOMINATIONS. The
Union CITY Convention lat night made the following
nominations: Mayor Samuel Booth. by reclamation
Controller, William G.. Boggs; Collector OF Taxes,
Gem J.. L. Molineau1, by acclamation City Treasurer
Gen. Samuel Roberts; Auditor Sergt. james McLcar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

ARRIVED
Brig D. y Nash Lacy Cow Bay, {. b. days, coal, Brett
Son Co.
WIND At Sunset, N. w.
BELOW.
Shin nd brig unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
Oil Market.

NEW. BEDFORD, Friday. Oct 6. 1865
Sales were made to-day of 600 bbls Sperm
Oil at 81 30 per gallon 20 bbs do. inferior private
terms Nothing doing in Whale Oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
The Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY. Friday Oct Q, Eos:
The following is the Day Calendar OF the
Court of Appeals for Saturday Oct 2, 1865 Nos III,
l12 49, IA, rs. l76, III, l7e, l79 and Ieo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

A BARGE DAMAGED BY FIRE.-Last evening
barge living at the foot Of Leroy ST. ~ r., owned and
occupied by John Wech shipwright and caulkers
shop was damaged by fire TO the amount of $500 no in
surnce The cause OF the fire s at present unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

Mrs. +. B. OLEARY, NJ. d., has returned
from the White Mountains. and will be happy TO The La
die, at her redence ave. Of Hamilton st., Brook
yp, from 10 a. ~. to r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
4 Young LADY who has been an assistant

N teacher in an English Seminary desires to obtain SIT
JJATION as UONERNESS In Protestant family TO teach
young children and to make herself generally useful Would
have objection to the country to attend an invalid
adv Rest city references. Address }. A. NASH Co..
No III kanaust, ~. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
MRS. S. A. ALLEN,
LADY OF WORLDWIDE REPUTATION.
Reputation Established

Reputation Established
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cedessted. Her fame a,sd
her discoveries hGUe gone
abroad, and to-day she Is
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s00cturess IN the sCOrld.
Everybody Interested.
Youth and old age are alike
benefited by the use OF Mrs.
s. n. .4lleM's W'OrIl's Hair
RestOres' and Hair Dress.
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We refer, BY permission, to the following welnows
-lersynen whose certificates will be found in our Crculf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

INSPECTION OF THB SIXTH REGIMENT.-Ihe
parade and inspection Of the 9th Regiment N. G' Col
Joel w Mason, will take place on Wednesday, Oct H.
at n p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

PERsoNAL.-The Hon. William A. Darling,
NJ. c. elect nom the IXth Congressional District is
quite seriously III at his residence in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

THEFT or A CLOCK.-Ofhcer Seibert of the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday arrested hsr
PheiIer on the complaint Of Theodore Marine OF No
205 West Twenty elghth.st. Tho complainant states
that on the LIST OF March last the accused. IA the alb
OF the former called at his residence aud, saying
that he had been for IL for tie purpose Of repairing
the article gained possession Of musical clock valued
at 500. The accused committed for trial BY jus.
tice Dodge. He is native Of Baden, and watch
maker. residing in Forty second 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

BROOKLYN TWENTIETH WARD UNION N0MI-
yAuoss-The Union party OF the Twentieth Ward
have nominated Mr.. William NJ Little for Supervisor
and John Jsggard for Constable.
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MODEL BALLOON AT THE AMERICAN iSsTI.

MODEL BALLOON AT THE AMERICAN lSsTi'
rUTE FAIRwe are informed that the Managers OF tno
American Institute Fair about to add to its atrae
tions model Of Professor loves Balloon which now
forms one Of the chief attractions Of the Central PARK
The model which has been constructed by PROFESSOR
everything but size and will be large enough to take
up child The model will make ascensions' IN the
main hall Of the Institute Building every day next
week, in the manner that the Original no" aoe'
near the Central Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

A HOUSE THIEF ARRESTED Officer Nugent
Of the Jersey City Police the 9Th inst arrested In
that city BeDj1min Chapin. ON suspicion OF having
stolen about 600 worth OF clothing which was found
In his possession IL has since been ascertained that u
had been stolen from the residence Of Mr. Frank
Parker at No. COZ Grsonwiohst and from the fact
that the accused had called at the house on the aier
noon preceding the nigh, Of he robbery 1t Is believed
that be IL the thief Justice Dodge committed bin for
tris. The accused 10 native Of NewJerSey. aged -
years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

SSRAK- THIEvEs.-Some enterprisng sneak
thieves Yesterday entered the front basement window
Of the residence Of Mr. Thomas w. Pman. one OF III,
Clerks at Jefferson Market Police Court, at No 10.
West Twenty sXtn.st.. and stole from thence qunn
tty OF clothing silver ware etc. Among the articles
stolen was n valuable set Of dinner and tea knives
valued at $50 and which especially przed by tn
owner being Of n very unique pattern-iyory handles
cut diamond shape. Pawnbrokers will easily b'
enabled to stop them. should effort be made to pawn
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

POISONED By MEANS OF A " KONG TkbSChTF
TON Yesterday notice was received al the coroner
office that Thomas H. Lyett aged years. whose par
ents reside at No AS West Fifty fourhst had died from
the effects Of dose OF morphine administered to hm
BY mistake 1t is stated that deceased was suffering
from an attack OF the Group and the family physician
Dr. Clunch prescribed dose Of Quinine. The father
of the child went with the prescription TO the drug
store Of Otto Croft No. 769 Eighhavc AS be entered
the store the druggist engaged in preparing dose
of morphine He put up both prescriptions. and by
mistake handed the morphine TO Mr.. Lyett and tue
latter was admins TO his sick child. The mistake
was after discovered and physicians called IN.
who did all i'm their power 10 neutraize the poison but
without avail and at ca O'Clock yesterday he died.
Coroner Cover will hold an inquest to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
HIS WIFE APPROVES.
4 FINE HEAD OF HAIR

The Rev. j. II. CORNELL New'iOrs City, says u
80, ....,r.a Mr.. =. A. Aliens Worlds Haf Re''o'sr
and zylObal.amum for relative. am happy 10 ''
vented the falling of Of tho hair, and restored ''''
,r,x 10 Us natural glossy and beautiful black
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

A DISHONEST esterday morn
ing Charles Bauer German emigrant arrived IN TINS
city from Quebec on the Hudson River Railroad. nc'
companied by Adoph Schumann and John Bowden.
When the train arrived at Thirtehst Depot they et.
leaving behind them travelling bag belonging ~
Bauer 1t was soon missed and Schumsnn volunteered
10 go back for IL. A he entered the car he saw
Patrick Ryan, one OF the brakemen In the act OF cut
ting the missing bag open, with the view Of stealing It's
contents lie caused Lis arrest by Officer ONell Of the
Twentieth Precinct aud he was subsequently com
mitted for trial by Justice Dodge. The prisoner Is a
native Of Canada, aged 81 years and resided at
Albany.
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GET THE BEST.

The Rev. c. A. BUCXBEE. Treas Am D'0' 'I., %,
Y. writes: very cheeriuly add my '''u" Ia. flair
numerou. other ireud' to Mrs D A. N'a .,1 .ups.
Re.torsr and Zylobassmnn. the A'''' "'''
r,or TO ANYTHING have used
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY
FOR CHILDREN'S HAIR.

Mrs CLARK, wife OF the Rev d. W. 0aih '"'"'
Ohio. writes; e. have used Mrs s A. Aliens |y0oaN'"-'
with much satisfaction in dressing my own and ehl'fe"
,ner irving various articles. feel no he't'0n NJ
mendins yours as the te.t have ever used s'''
.o glossy appearance and retains il in any po''" u''
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VALUABLE ARTICLES'

IN, Rev. j. WEST, No. Washington place. ~,
sroosyn, L. l., says in letter; g am nap~ " Anep',
testimony to the value and efficacy o. ms IN ths
u.,r ne.orer and Worlds Hair pres'ins !, ''
..n.. Tbev have restored my hair where ~A
bald, and where gray to its original color
PRINCIPAL DEPors AND SALES o'floA
NJ ,os oREENwIcHsr.. NEwYoRk CITY . -
M Dos HIGH HoLBoRN, LONDON. ENoLA'"
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We refer, BY permission, to the following wep'mo~a
Cersynen whose certificates will be found IN our CrcOlsa
ACCOMPANYING each bottle:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

new YORK Market
By Telegraph sks Yoan. Sept 10.
Cotton-L.. sctve bat prices steady at 4sSssl1c fer
zisdiiny
Fiour--Dail. heavy and 10 TO Is hover at 9D7 70
for Extra Stat; s99Q 90 for good Oh
ping brand, Extra r. 10, and t0sio 90 for Trace
quotations Included sales loJ bbls Extra State
for oct cher q. so
WIKI 10 &c better, State and westsrn At r .
%, closing ar,ner at latter price.
Graia-whe1t dsi and sorginAly 10 Dc lower at IS
a o. FIR Chies 90 Spring: so1l Is pr Nj. Cnbs 90
sl g. Tor ABb MIL latter price above the urartet;
90 81 or tot Ambsr aud new white State. Rye
quiet at 70 al lat. Barley quitt anil nominal Corn
heavy of-riug nearly Ill unsoun., siste for unsound
81 Assc fvuad ixed: Sc for high xed Oats lie
better 5c for Ohio aud 55e State and
for Western.
Groceries-'>ofse dull. Sugar dull Cuba and Musoo-
vsdo at lac MoIasses dull.
wooi-pail
Petroleam-Dun st 3sss5c for Crude; sdtass Ter Re-
fpedin Bond, aud 7ese;sc for do Free.
Psovnons--porI d-u aad Low At 50 2sa93a 50 for
new mess, closing at 81 asH cash - 1890 70 for
1857 do u o. fr prime, aud ~ C0G2s SO Tor prims
Also. 800 bis. fur ocf Der sellers op-
tioa Of 81 50. Beef steady so5Ia % plain nee.
aud II oo4ii - for ness Beef hams dull, ca,
Meats quset st ls8iss<< 70. shoulders and 1p2c 70,
hsns. Bacon dali Lard frmsr az 2sis12r5se. Butter
hrmer "a $50 for Ohio aud IS 40 State Chses.
quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

Cattle-Ths market to-day has been moderate
~ active and prices evince change from yester-
day. The receipts are ample for the demand and
the day closes with quite number left unsOld 1t
the various yard. Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Ohio
buyers are the chief operators, and stock Cattle
and fair butchering Steers and Cows have been
the most sought for. Spectators have taken their
usual quantities, but our city butchers have been
very tardy in their transactions. They have not
yet determined upon the course they are to pur-
sue, and until they do so they will hardly be able
to act at ALL Should they determine to etarve the
city into submission, there will be falling OF in
the demand for butchers' cattle for few days,
until some enterprising and reasonable man could
arrange to step in and occupy the rich field which
these men propose to foolishIy abandon.
We predict that they will do no such foolish
thing. They have found the plucking too rich to
be east aside without better reason.
We quote the market to day as moderately active
and prices firm and unchanged. Ranging from
50 IS to 6 80.
Hogs-The receipts to-day have been liberal
and the trade active. Prices rather 6rmer to-
day, with a triding advance The inquiry has
been for the better class Of hogs for the Cincin-
nati, Buffalo and PhiIadelphia market. The ar
rivals are generally of superior class, and are
readily taken at round prices. One or two lots
found purchasers at $l2 per 100 lbs. This is Of
course an outside figure, but shows the inflated
state of prices. New Workers are doing compare.
lively nothing, it being utterly impossible for them
to operate without loss.
We quote the market as rather active and prices
q shade better. Ranging from $ll Is to IL DO. :
sheep-No change. Price 50 so to so.