The New York Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1853, Page 1

»; the by fond 5 _ the troneurer by ond i ‘OSEPH eErEahe treet WHOLE NO. 17575. euLLewaL arras No mea lec DEMOCRACY.—TUE CONSTITUTION 3 jaltimere Pls ooratio re bl een ie Lae , and oppose 4 to al fh Breet In the Park, on Bonde: vlolock, to rerpor d te tye nom’ the Democratic Kerr >'ean 3 ‘The folowing youtiemen ae mect'n Hon. D. 8 Dickinson, Hon FB, Cuttlag Lewis Case Nathan Bristol, Kober! 3. Welher, a, AP. Willard, ion 6 tande at Syracn’ Couveation oa the Ith we veer invited to address kK. B. Hert, Davie B ‘eylor, Gen. Orvilte ~*” Agron % ‘Thomas H Séywour, “ WB Barnett, George W. Ulicton, “ Elijah Ward, James Mauricy, « 6. V. R Wright, Colin M. Inze=s0l1, Charles O'Conor, tq", James T. Brady, Wa Hsroan's, Cutting hiohard Bi Samael storer, keg Edward C. Woot, ics, D. 0. Campbell, Bry , ‘Michsel Do! Gustavus i.°Neemin, Esq By ord f Arrangoments Michael Halpin, Joba Henry J. allen. Joha Facets soph A. Jobp 6. Maskin, Stepien D. Leyman Erastus W. Glo William L. Wiley, sdward Wethcrell, Wiliam Me Charles D. Moad ‘Join Caffry Heory' A. Warts, John i JOS. M. MARSH, Chairimaa, Tuomas Seootary. hi an General Committes. Grones G Figen} Beer, aries. LAM B. River, EMOCRATIC YOUNG MENS’ NAT ‘This clud will complete its organiz day ovening ne: nm on Wedaes- the 28th inst at Stuyvesant Institute. Application mderehip tv be made, by note or other- wise, to 4. Barton Breckenridge, 4 Wall stroot Maunsol B. Fields 3) Nasseu streot. Gerrett H Striker 78 Br adwi William N, Molntire, 80 sixth cvenne. © Ge ther, 146 test Four eenth street. Pi 118 Nassau street, th rtreet ro" ants’ Exchange. lace Hotel. t, 118 Chambers ct rest. ad, 2 John street. bt J. Clinton Bolton. 57 West Twenty third stroet Kdwin H 16 € bers strect. wis Fran Maiden lane It 141 was. Fourteenth strect. West Twonty first street. Young demoorat 1a: cus, and proverve'the intecrity of your y. Our pride and bosst. ‘James T. Brady,” and tho en- ire national ticket, must and shall be elocted. THE MILITARY. 8. FORBES Phin Octod: r 17. Fol’, and who have not tifed that their n ASSOCIATION, FOR PHILADEL- ose member ‘Th og October “6, 1853 <8 FaKKAN, Commander. Wrisam Reisen, Tr seurer. a LICK GUARD.—THE MEMBERS OF THE pany are beso -y notid-d to attond s oa Sunday, the 2th icat, xt Capt and Bestor strert at 2 volock. P. com. cial mecting, sae, eee. Soweey »sfor the purpose o! making ements to atteod the funeral ef our late brother, Wm. U Kin, sland By order, G. ©. Dranx. 830. JOUN 'CARLAND, Capt, O# THE OLIVE GUARD ARE RE- at at No, 27 Jamus street, at 12 o'clock 7, September 2, to jeopeed comrade. o y tho last tribate of Snes Herrisson. By JuLN BROWN, Captain. order of ‘Tuomas Brown, Orderly. CKVSTAL PALACE. SUT OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE, Bopt. 5, 1865. ‘are respectfully informed that the Crystal Palaselamow.open every, dey, Sundays, excepted. betveon the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.and 10 o'clock P. M., until further notice. "Bones Saket skate Gr eas Ey oe oo ae ‘© $1 weekly tickets will be i = or Saturday of each wook wili be red fay, tat. + to the C: iL ilcacecetins usssstas ot writs ty Broadway, corner of Park place; alvo, at Jollie’s music store, 30 Brondway. JunN M. BATCHELDEC, ‘ Seoretary of the Superinteadents. Compe te ore INSTRUCTION. n, for day acd o instruction, ‘thore tutorested ill please call for cir: fe. Marsh publ‘cly anvounces to those wishing em- 7) ¢ Fas more soplications for borkkenpers Bheets supply, ané that sny one of geod character, gorront in Sguroe, writing @ good hand, and poseenstcg & Knowledge of book ceving. mey connt dine Rood om- 3 with selars cquel to his abilities, Me. Marah has, wotiver which bre appsroxt rofrained for some timo blirity to thie fact. * Marsh's Conrae of Bookkeoping,” new edi ctevl, price $125; “March's Singlo Entry ‘ditto, 142 pp. octavo, price 75 cente. ‘are beautifully got up, be the balanuing, entries, lit ot evail themecives of a conreo of peso. jr procure these works, which are 400 es. Sent per mail, 20 conte addition G. KOESTLER. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, of the piano and singiug. Address to 303 printed in oslore, ‘&o., in red i BARBIsR WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY former pupils aud th» public, thet after che Atteadance on tho, several institutions ip ‘the honor of @! the will open her insernetion of the ¥re azo. especial: facilitate oonversatio ‘tho scquiremont ware Parisi ib; Sonnection with « m 3 to Gand7 tod P. e AME BARBIER, No 1 amityst., en- Promanciation. J. WhOFO can besecn Ly. oaly. trance the first private house near 3: WAR. OTTO MULLER TEACHER OF TAE PIANO AND ‘bas the honor to inform lis patrove and pupils 4 from $85 Broedway to 59 Walker atrect, Sis peptie. oe “further information ¥ or information ‘renidonce, before Ii o'clock AM. PHIMIPPI—AFTER AN ABSENCE OF TARER Years from this city. anvounces to his friends and M. + be bi jtuened for the purpose of re Seemae posrons tee as ret purp: a fession as tonchor of ‘most respectfully solicits pupils in the above on the mort favoreble terms. For further particu: Jars address box No. 86 Broadway lost Office. \C—MME PETITOREW RESPECTFULLY IN- boy d frionds that she is now prepared inging, at uer ms; be seen a. Schiarten: AN RESIDING ing lostons on the her living in that the piano, organ vicinity. Pieace atiog terms and location. Promote as HE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT ONLY TO ‘pious femilics and to select rehools or in ovening classes, 0 anged | Academics and yominarios in Wow York and its victity attended nosording to tho planot thelr respective rectors. Ff. B VIONIS, 52 Grand street DANCING ACADEMIES. NO, 16 BOND om San Prof: ie, ‘Ventor, and first introdvoer of th: el iS of dancing in the United State ard wel shel sole” teacher traction gain the worth of their sol: nder his dirootion, as ro iv itatioa, andes the most ited States have been ip itd RCOKLYY. — WILSON’S DANCING ACADEMY, 106 street, one of the bext academies ia the United Cn a ectaaatabanentaioonai NCING ACADEMY IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. bah Nod mastor of the royal ballet to taber dane: Voureon diits aad Slee aieeot soon Fitts and Sia th ome Cs as SF A RABKO, bog to anreunoe ti wOsb o ay 6 wert more fal'y the reyairewonte of their us patrons being eomploted tnoy will ro Lon Baturdny, Votebor 8. The course of tniri tinge so usual. st this sendemy, to embrace avery no ity of the sonacn. For parcioulard apply as sbov G AND WALTZIN CAD. Hotel, 9 Bowery, cornor B: ra T Pit fr 8 ter | D to Ma @overy Mondny cvening. Por particulars, apply ai RRRERO'S DANCING to (alates tated DE G. BROOKS’ DANCING "Academy No. #1 Broo AND WALTZING time of an NEWs FROM CAaLrronstAa. TWO WEEKS LATER ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT Over One Million and One-Third in Gold Dust. GREAT POLITICAL EXC(TEMENT. TRADE VERY DULL---GOLD STILL ABUNDANT. ~~ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, &0., M0, ko. The steamship Northern Light, Capt. Thomas Miner, from San Juan del Norte, arrived aboat one o'slock this morning, with 65 passengers and) $1 J45 828 in apecie, and dates from San Francieco to the let of September, The N. L, left New York on the 5th inst. at 315 P. M., and orrived at San Juan Sept 1th at 9 P, M., having stopped at Kingston, Je. for coals, Returning, she left Sen Juan on the evening of the 16th inst, at 8 P. M., bringing the rails ena specie through from San Fran- cixco to New York in lesa than twenty-thres days and @ half, . The N. L. connected with the s'eamsbip Brother Jons- then, Capt Baldwin, which left San Francisoo on the Let inet, at 3 o'clock P. M., with 700 passengers, and $1 5¢0 CCO on freight, and arrived at San Juan del Sud on the 15th inst, The tteamehip Cortes arrived at San Francleco on the 28th of Avgust four days previous to the railing of the B, J., with the passengers ef the Northern Light, which leit New Youk on the Sth of August in the short apace of twenty-three days, all in good heslth. The U.S mails by the Panama route had not arrived at the time of the sailing cf the Brother Jonathan. ‘The transit of the passengers and spécie across the Isthmus ocoupied forty-six hours, ‘The passengers were all in good health and there was no sickness on the route. We annex the SPECIE LIST PEL NORTHERN LIGHT. Durean, Sherman, Burgoyne & Rume, $800,000 nes sees. $040,000 Collins, Cushman & Am. Fx Bank. 204 000 seessecccecees 6800 Adams & Co,.. 215,420 Charies Morgan.... 22,876 Drexe) & Co, Phi'a. 60000 Nelson Robinson... 28 634 Se igwan &Co,N ¥. 10000 aymar& Co ...... 2000 Johoron & Rovden, 12,480 Cha-ies Morgan... 12,263 H. &H. Freeman & M. Eoheverra...... 800 12061 G, Rosenstock. . 4,000 Sémuel Rosenst ick. gold in the hands cf passengers. The following are he names of the PASSENGERS BY THE NORTHERN LIGHT. Wm G Wood, from J € Dilla, firs Gay and child, Cal to World's G Ai Kollogg, Lowis May, Pair, Mrs Farristes, TL Jnsoba Washirgton Batca, A © Lear, Lloy4 Tovia, Majer Fitzgerald, HP Dart, Capt J 8paroe USA. Mrs Robinson and CaptJas Smith and LH Morrison, chita, boy a Hill, ‘apt C' Richards, M Hamilton, on ASCorey, J Mertin, 4, Parsons and lady, F McClure, B Batohelder, Acs Hull Wells, IM Willies M Colo, Fargo & Co's Bx. MreWhiting &ebild J Fuller, Pp Althin & lady, H Clark'and lady, Mie robne Athin A G Stiter, chitd, 7 AMacvovi.ands'y’t, J D Williams, JG Gerard, wite & DT Maay, wnt ace tana fe ite sl iridge ban ve, : He J Lut F Mush cows works ince, vas lntely billed at the arflitary cump wrt <x vitteims of a!) predes ebarnoters, are f aod wee eoat » Cecovered te the mink of the Hamlet Hi the were Nevete 4 murdecr ene traced erty from Calarerns enom'y, to the reateerea. ebee show one hurdree ad Oty of the oulews oe Ane vemd Ay lamer forme will probably go out te tee ge ibe v lotee a Om va tows wow etarers |) ly more than orebeble 1 Re Je mete Kener * hes: anp.osd capture of to creme ed tel Seque Momsba Sup ete one tlk late) tee ket kom te Lely am aod Gorsoite ed & emeehy per on «be wet out with « party ffm Loe Arsen 10 68 6% wid bow an. large meeting wae bel om the 2tot of Angad to covery ation the be t plan of wotion te hasten © COB Hunk eof @ hemb> reared Bove ed but Bove mot deve igti nef de couiry the Little Balt Lake—= eoantey thregeb she ra eed -be-lt pene bu which {i was rat har Fim te Ge tee" A eur its rahe aorre ta thts ety @& the resol of a court Geo'net Capt Pavteran of the Gexien PO'HDE & CneKerger io a Darvel ax © was for be pew Benny wo me foo & verde! ard were di-coarged ‘Tue whige ciored their ean rent ipo ene © ty effeers oo the 20 ated for Mayor De. It wae georraily uoderstoxd that ee nvee ioe wore are olt The Concérets ¢ oned thelr coovention om the Sth. As tne 66 Ce Shee for the yn ey ty tm thee city, co. @ ved ia por ance ty me ad te proeed fost. yy Dave been wBry din Tary now cated Captain OK Garrieva, agect of the Nicoragas Stam: Her Major No peage: were req ui ed on exteneioa Il is underrtoo! (hat mang of wan Oc Orernd Ap.es red io 1566 aud 1264, trower for the river trate—the second made ar y ip this cy — lacaehet om the Zita. This ie the teu th bollt herve tats pamimer another is on ‘he etoe wren b cklayers heve strock for am im ry #0 to v day and have oo ‘the how carriers aenoesf ally Cor 66 A vost pumber cf baildings amo tly 0 tek and fire proof sre going up im the city Of ‘hese butldiags two wil © st accre than $2 6.(Qvesen, and mune ell cont more than $76 WOU ened ‘Toe total capita: towesed ip builgiags now goirg vp. 1s not lees than $ ',000 O00 By tae exhibit of the City Assessors the total value of taxsble property is 825, S02 G00- $10 000000 of iwerease over lest year’s valuation. ‘The Council Das pasred an ortiownes so eume meg: vegraph te be erected from the Merchants’ hc geto Larkin street, for the vorels An ordiraxce to authorise the eoastruetion of a rail roed olong Market street in vader ¢ insideration The Special Commit'ee of (be Board of Aloermen bas reported in iavor of the erection of a city nospitel. The cleim cf the city te the land wich her limits has been placed eworg last on tue docket. Thees hundred cares will have to be examined berore that can be reacked. Marriages and Deaths. MARRIAGES. In San Francisco, Anga-t 18, de J. 8, Kennedy to Mies Flizabeth A. Cora, both of Bost ty Jemes W. Rudler, Justice, at his residence, in Mer ced }» Aug t 20, tari] Delashwortt la eof Mirsouri, to Miss M. D. Williams, la’e of Peonrylvania In Sen Franctsco on the 17th Angust. at the resideace of Mr. D. Golds nith, oy the Rev. Mr We f, Me. David Steen to hiss Carolice Sternheimer, both of that city. On thevanch«f Mr J W. Wilkon eight miles cast of S.cramento, ip rhe vicinity of Oak Grove on Thursday. August 18. by Rev. 0, teler, Mr. Daniel Cooat to mG eyalenas 18, by J. Mr Ye +t Grase , Avg. 18, by J. M. Fouse, Feq.. Me nan H Denman to Miss I'rances A. Pierce, both of Grae Mre Thompéou and Morris Lastrus, J P Black, Valey. y G F Shorp, Meyer Lazacus, At tte parsonage of the l’owell street M. KE. Church, on H hose ry, Mra Bdéy, gon nde § cut S.bbarb morning, Avguat 21, by Rev. it C. Beige. Mr. D. S hosersy, oe on ee ba 1. Croneb, of San Francisco, to Mra. Marguret Hsbb: ‘A Merre'l and Iady,M @ Carpenter, i & Frepeh, late of Cinsinnaté. Ohio, id Mra Seully. Rev Vathor Aleotti San Breek In San Fiaceisco, Aug 23 by the Rev, C B Wyatt, Kdword Varer, Harry Barstow, J M Mckencic, Mr Waiter M. Shersood, 0! New York, to Mira Caroline oe Bertord & a sie: . reg td ye aon leq , of Boston < . D O, Durham to Mus Sylvia D. Clark, eve Vinosst, wite. | goth of Oswego 0. - Bw do Jn Lofasetge, 0. 7. Aug, 2, Mr Baniam'n Ubarles Dam- J Paopah, E w¥isn, away to Jone daughter of M’, John Tusker Gavan mt rs sepia, it Sai warble wr RSah ite Wn Hoar t a A ‘arker, ve. ‘ae . Te, . Wm. F. er JT Tayin GW arusitong, W Valentino, te Sovaras, bos Neleon, Binney Georys, Mi ee - In Clackamas county, O T., July 30, Mr. Jackson Powell to Misa Nancy i Peghietn. In Washington cownty, 0 1, July 17, Me Henry J. Waldron, formerly ot New York, to Miss Augeliae Mer: two chilor-n mr vill, Yee Von Winkio, JW. At Sovemay, August 10, by Rey Mr, Lock'ey, Dr. John Wlarinetrong Ad. 3 Wo Mr Molauzhitu, Paaticn <0 Hie Beasts € Cee, ott of Comene, nine co's Ex pe's, 8 Cont Si tesce, At fonema bn Sundoy lest by Rey, Loo Chemin, TAMorrill, Inéy twoC G Seymour, ‘4 Boning, v | Joseph Williams to Crate Telamantis. children ‘and'e'yt,a W kot, SE Davis At the eame time, by Itsy. Leo Cuemin, John Yonson to P P heed, TA Col Juans a Brj rehas. are tres co To New York, on the July 5, at tho resideces of D. I. PAWhite’ oe aaa Ross, bothe Rev. Dr. Lempeter, Mr. Caaccey J. Domp- GRD-ardon, J ster, of fan Fiarcisto, to Miss Mery E Rose, G H Varker, G ‘On boerd the eliover ship John Land by the Rev. C. S wil D B Wyatt, Mr. William Wood, of San Franciaco," = S cf South Boston, Maes, 10 Miss Anna E Harding, adopt- nw 3 ae davghtor ef the late Wilder Hirdiag, of Dorchester, LP. G se te Gwr B On Saturday eveving, August 27. by Rey. Dr, Gray, Mr. 'S MoCl; Ss. Samvel F. Bauer, Inte of Calais, Me-, to Miss Aan Awol 3 iB ba ah beer md Dabbotize, of Boston, Mass. a Mentos, w “s Waitt " eet Mr. James Irwin to Mirs Mary Han- EWitmtsr, Je Hier ¥ On Tuesday, August 90, by the Hon, Thames W. Free WJ Donald, Jn J MeGel on, lon, County ng at the residerce of Mr Frechaa4, ia J 8 Collier, Jas J Vinoont Jockson street, Mr. George 1. Wenzel to Miss Caroline AALockri¢ge, NP SW Gimbal, Zelilu, both of this city. on, a i 24 - J Thompson, R Pentland, JB Levinworth, On Morday, Aug 29, in Merin coynty, Mary, wife of A Smita, B Loses, A Loxee, Capt. George Simpnoa. aged 35 years ra ALC ml 2 Pita raid, Pd Aiter long aud severe suffering, on Aug. 22d, Anns M, 0 for a 900, no) ester, fi . CA Gibson, G Simpron, LM Daggett, ois Goa renee The two men who murdered Mr. Beekman. at Volcano, California , in July last, were discovered, in a very extra- ordinery marner,cm board the steamer Brother Jona. than, on her downward trip on the 8th inst. Having murdered their victim, and stolen several thousand dol. lars out of his store, they set out for the Atlantic Stater, via the Great American Desert. Sickness drove them back to Marysville, Cal., where they disposed of thei: mules, kc, They then came down to San Francisco, changed their names, and took steerage passage on board the Brother Jonathan. They were there discovered by Mr. John Mace, of Missouri, who had known them long bofo.e, when laboring in the mines at Volcano. Mr. Mace reported the case to one of the officers on board the boat, and subscqueatly toa few of the cabin passen gers. When the case became rips for examination, a committee of inquiry, consisting cf six, was appointed. Trey took down in writing the deposition of John Mace. The two mon, whose names were Sailor Harry and Joho Fox, were arrested and examinod. They tectified against each other, after much prevarication. They were then put in irons, under a guard, until the Brother Jonathan should return to San Francieco, to which place they would be conveyed. The discovery and arrest of these two men caused much excitement among the passengerz. We are indebted to Purser Lord, ani to the express egents of Messrs, Adams & Co., Wells, Fargo & Co., and Berford & Co,, for full files of California and Isthmus papers. of a Fortnight’s News. In Sacramento, on 20th u't., of congestion of the lungs. Wm Colburn, of Mastachucetts, aged 40 years. At the Mezchants’ Hotel, Marysvilie, Aug. 21, Mayo N. Hszeltine, formerly of Belfast, Me, aged 22 years, Dis- ease, internal kemorrhsge. od ig Zoroneter, Sly 10, "Ales Alcano, aged Zoroaster, Jw Al Of NeDhy, Mase atrea, July 18, from ship Stasben Larrabes, John Remmer. seaman, aged 30 In Sen Franciseo, Avg. 21. Herman son of Ti. A Istemann, aged P henf and 8 mosths. ‘At Sbasta, on Sunday, Aug 14, Mery. caughter of Chas. y. and Permelia Pomeroy, agod4 years 8 months and 28 ys. To San Frace'rco Aug 24, Augostus Deck. aged about S6 ;ears Mr. Deck was a native of Germany. emigrated to the United States abous 1840, went to Oregon in 1844, therce went to the Sandwich I:lands, and came to Cali forsis in 84s. 4s a in fan K:ancireo, Aug. £3 Marthe Ana, a yea Gavgbter of Charles Wocd formerly of Menboeet, ‘awe. In San Francisco, Ang. 23, Dr. J. I’. Edwards, formerly of Philsdelphia, Neax Portlacd, 0. T., July 6, Mr. Peter L. Spencer, for- On Clatecn Plains, July 16, i the 20{h year of her n Clatson fy . Mrs. Mary A, wife of A *e Shipley. - In tke mountains near Sonoms, by the accidental dis- charge of his gun, David E. Savage, aged about 32, for. merly of Maryland. Io Sepcma, Aug 6, Francis M., son of Benj. and Lacia- da, Mitchel, aged 8 years and 4 months, INTERMENTS IN SAN FRANCISOO, YOR THR WEEK ENDING pe of Boston, ~ avGost 20. Avgvst 13—Martin Johnson, aged 23, Prussia. George Gordon, 30, roe Bedford. Taso! 38 Maine. 1$—Archibald Laing. 28 New York. James Santiago, 60. Chile, 4¢— Ah Yourg, 24. Canton. py lade a of our last semi-monthy notice 17—Chas. North Carolina. markt, every department of trade has exhibited an ex: ~Ghong Te, 02, Cutse,* traodinary ee of larguor and inactivity. This has 18—Joseph O'Brien, 28, Ireland. been owing to fame cause to which we then had oo- Ow, casion to advert, viz: the ab. tem cr! Marae wnnbrd ovn- temporary depression, consequent Uj On over trading, the otber great interests of our State are in the main prosperous sod flourishicg The dry neeton Coes not pow oppore that barrier to miaer’s success whioh it has doue heretofore; by numerous iudi v dus] #2d combined rises, many parts of the auri- ferous region have a constant supply wator, and the preduction cf gold goes on in those localities without cortation. Every courty tn the Sta‘eis a scene of political dis- carrion and excitement. The election will take place on the 7th prox., and until that event shall have transpired, the public mind will be co ® great extenc occupied by po- litical matrers. ‘The Iod an outbreaks in the Rogue river valley, in the Nerth are deco ming serious and 1 teniog. It is not tuprobable that gesorel hostlities willbe the conse quenee ia that part of the Sta’e and the socthern part of Cregon Tue existing ‘roubles, like those that deve #reea from time to time in other restions of the State, HOt probably bed their origin ia the outrages which some of tae more rect iess and unprinot vied of the white tion take 60 much oreie tofiodag upon the ‘wank 810 detencsioss whether cv liz dor ravage, Tae Fesce'ul and indurtrious citizens have now to beat the vinclo'ive hortility ef the s.veges, who recognise no div. tinction bet weeo Feed or foe among the ‘pale faces’ We frer that a blordy ard protracted war will ensue the fre niier citizens defendicg ibeir lives and their homes, while the unprinsioled wretches who kindled the (lame Sloaa, 27, Ireland. 28, Chive. , thiladelphie. 20—Weng : pt Mics Martha Aue Wood, Nant Mery Ann Mclotosb, New Orlenns 3. Wa J. A Brick San I'ravcisec, 454 mos. Auguetas Deck. Germany, 3 years, Ab Chow. China, Hmapvael D Oil.vera, San Francisco, 4 moa. Joun B Coffic, France, 47 5 ears, Bathel Yeatou, Maize 41 Antoine Joseph, Portugal “—Miehael Har'igen [relan, 27. John Sontt, Indisnn. 17 <7 —Geonge Comming». Je. San Fracel+eo, 11 mos, lefant chiid of tae late Win Hughes, 3 weeks Demestic Misceilany, Tbe cirectore of the Lowell wanutscturiag — have agreed to rum their mills only eleven hours @ ase in opfety’ tm tbe tees oleered On Char es E. Hert has bee apprinted poetmaster at Kick Toe murdevers and tbleven who have. co loxg inforted | Jetd Postofice, Marchester, in Oneida county, in place of the Hate bave Leen faring comeehat bi ny of hate, 4 | N. Thompeon. now ber of them have been brought to ‘ ec oun | pad forfeited their lives for their oriasen, An Mt ‘oon, { Vergara, who maitered Mr Porter, cour Low 3 OO eel ll LL a aoe Mrs Hawea, sloier cf Dr. Ames, has been indisted for siding and sberting ber brother in attempt to mur- der Int, Hall, in Clroclanati, Me ” SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1853. PRICE TWO CENTS. THE STATE FAIR. Meetings of the Poultry Breedems and Fruit D<alors. CLOSING SCENES ko. ke. ko. Sanarocs, Bept 23—A, M. Resumieg our walks throogh the Fale, we camo to the eubyeet of SWINE. There are sixty-three entered—a rather small show. Mr. Morris, of Mount Fordham, exhibits some imorted stock of tbe bert quality. including good spscimans of the enell bre 4 Sufful 10 a very handeome 3erk- shire beer, and a few specimens of the Eisex stoo'. Terinh Rider, Jr. Warvivgton county shorsa Suffolk bear end five Suflolk piga, contented littie brutes they were, too. We can say nothing more of this depart- ment seving to regret that the siow was notlarger. of the imported stock, the small Saffoiks are not the favori'en, suRer. ‘Three bundred aud fifty-eight are entered —alaios: every variety reprecented except the Sexony. The show Of sheop ts certainly equal to that of former years; bat, es will be reon, many of them are from Vermont. Wool- growsng in this State is, however, on the increase, and we have vo doubs that our farmers will soo give more of thelr ettention to the impertation of good and pure bloods. - ‘Three French merino rams, exhibited by George W. Mekie, Washington county, have attracted suoh atten- tom. The lergeet iv three years old, and weighs 310 pownds, There is another which wsigas 210 pounds, and for quantity ana fineness of texture, we never saw any- ‘bir ¢ equal to their wool. E res of this blood shear twenty pounds on an wverags. Mr. MoKia ix an extensiva wool- grower, and if these are fair specimens of his imported stock, he must make o very nice thing of it Mr. Webcwon of Herkimer courty, bas a good show of Seah downs, including taree fine bucks. Mr. Morris, of Mount Fo yg tg 00m of chreo pears 8 glorious fehow, The Soath dowas and Lo “" ag Wools ore Wynomt Fourgoans, of Renesalaer, bas a capital long- wooled buck three years old ort legged, tub) bodied flow. a very siderma: Ge. 1@ Campbell, Westminster, H F. Dean, aad Messrs Gorn and Pears, «f the same Sate, heve a good lot of Frevek and Sleiga Merinoes ail imported we be- liewt, Tt would requie a great deal of space to go through with all the Long Wools; where ail were 20 gov, to par tievlartoe woud be taviudious Orton ee to tae barnyard inform us that we have neared Ge iti ee saranrumey. if cultivation aud improvement of poultry bave not berm carried to thatextumt ia New York save chat it could be celled « fever, as it is ig Warspobusects, where tam of mre held separately, It would bo woll evorgh for New York if it were eo, and the venson lor this statement is more fully set ‘orth ia ths reporr of the meeting of the b eeders which we give today Attn» Folr there were about eighty coops, One of the princi pal ¢xbibtoors was Mr Soathwiek, of Greene coaaty, whe shows 17 ooops, and Ol birds. Mr soa" collection ir of the finest quelicy, and embrace riety, inelnding Engloh Poesrnats, Pagheh Dorkings, three varieties of Saatams, Gray CUnictagonrs, Bat = dot, Sy ay coop of Betom Gays, one coop Spani one Jakuos. Waite ond Swan of eestth avd trivure, poultzy es an slegaut amuscawnt, Mc DE. New cil of Rochester who in «need the most distinguisted Drerders im tie Siate aleo base fine coil clog. ea breciog nearly wi the varie ies a2ove alluded to Geope Ander men, by. hee a good show of Shaughses treaen dous gray Sherghas eoek, owned by Mr. Pusworth, of Ralston, attracted comiderable acention ‘ra the exci ous m Buch aAtiers Crore Se: of Dutehoor, bad thsee coops of ha ghacs w@ sales! Geet wok, The show cf poaliry, thoock net co large as it wbookd have been, was sll Oo@ of the moet inter®viag pow tone of whe exhibuucm = When the new soqety yete (wry un- - we shau ste nomeibing word: whuie ia (ae way . aber. ¥ teit iO oen . 4 FOWL FANCINas. t o'clock, Thoretay erecting 2 woo'tog of the poly br dealers nod fancies of esene Now Ye rk was held at Usion dal 1. S Herveos, Bq , of Uties was caled to the ebair, ant brietly orpla ned the object of the meed+@. He nilaced to the fae: that the toprevement of poultry hud yemess: but there bad bern titety aome hoaore! geptlewen who had improved their toc. cen gratification thes for profit, 1 aay that # bet or feeling bed sprang up sad it was now pro- 6d to toke some definite action om the part of all per- sone interested im the matter, Mr KC McCorauck, of Qasen’s county, was appointed Secre'ary. Mr Newrtt, of Monroe mode a suggestion that a com mittee should be appointed to ¢raft a const tution ard by laws for the gooiety, which it was proposed 10 organize. ‘The Sectacany read (som documents publisbed by the New [egland Society, to show the: in 1540 the value of ‘the poultry in the brate of New York was $275,029, which wns more then the value of its sheep, Uns enture valve of Ite mea® cuttle and nea ly Gee ties t ite horses and mules. The tota’ valeation of the no in the United States in the same year war $12 174 61! and it is ppdoubtedlly deub'r that amoant at present. appointed to prepare business fer the meeting Moser. Newel at Mopree, South wick, of Greece; indeoa, Of Syracure, wee appointed The Chsicman reported the following resolutions — That, ia the opinion cf this meecng, it is dent to enter into the iomedia'e formation of w-s0- ciety, for the improvement of domertie poultry, for the State of New York. similar in cheracter to the societies row existing in New Koglend, Obie and otmer seetions of the Usion, Recolved, That, in order to complete the organization, 8 commitue of five be appointed to adopt a cvpatitution such society. Resolved, That said committee report at aa adjourned meeting to be hel! at this place to oorrow, 201 instamt, at six o'clock. Mr Axyvnews, of Copnectiont, eddrersed the meeting, 54 gave a history of his cae in ponlirg wita im ine, bean ably hardy; be hed no rick chiesens Tne chickens were wold at from five 10 ye ead the sum total received for them was over The fowts cost $00, nod she feed about $60 The S relive’ was thus owr $000 The npenker adverved vo the fact that i was frequently thought thas this subject was one only to cocite ridicule, but pot to perenne who considered the sub- jrct carefully, and looked Co sil the ‘nets io the cae; 20 ‘ar. '0 of food was so universally awd as poultry, and the ndye’ ‘ages resulting from its improvement must be Tre resolutions beving bese ofnziol, anus, Sur wick, ‘ch. and Ardereem, of Albany county, son, of Pyracuce® ard Stone, of Monros, wee ap, § The Chair was added, and then the The attendance was email. Arumber ot Dor. to ee tr; PT nom. table punber of signatures and the Scie’) starts under Re tool betokaws and fecctora met thie morning, at Seite enseenee Soa Roe Acoretitution wos sdeytd The following offivers were Tre cent—D. 8 Heffron, of Uvien, View Previdente I. E Vistt, of Albany; M Vawar, of FRUITS AND FLOWERS. The tents creeted and dignifed by the name of loreal Hails would undoubtedly have presented & fine show of the deste @ the oreha:d ana the @ wer garden, but op Thurrday, when the weather was favorstie, the flow especially the cn were wilted, and the freite, retbe: contributing bat httle. Western mection of the it pears aod plums. 0). of pears We think ofeach variety acoomranied «ith some information the everege There is tot mech inferenuon red from gy ieg ebout and looking at forty oF Gfty . tach conterning four or five pears or apples Wilson, Thorburn end Teller, Greenbush Li oover one noren, Givplayed thirty varieties ef apploe aed peers. Among there war 6 owo pound eniwe howe bat 176 varietios of roses Hanehett ree Morse, Cayvge large nom! peare, the reste Of dablias there Battey were tho prineipal exhibitors. Ornaments were among floral ereditabe an precety TG. Mabbet, oon. te suppce tod by cornucopia, with mottors, . exhibited a floral model cf the Washington Monu- CONVENTION OF FRUIT DEALERS. A meeting © persvos inieres ‘ed in the culture of fruits was belsat Union Hell, on Tharday evening Thi-ty New Yoru. Wossschbumce ecnayleanta, sad New Jor lew Youu. 6 end Jer Dr Wendell of Albsny. 4 Jorg diseurcion as to ‘hy Bt eultivetiom. It ¥ veretios tor fruiting-—Viour of Wakefield, on quince; Gloute Merseau en¢ quices: St La rruuce, on veer stock. sné winter Melita. oa eith It wor -bown that the coltivation of peara san particu: lerly profitable Dr, Ward of Nowark, gots fro twelve te rixteen apeliogs nee d zen for his finest Bartlete’s, oud tbe demend for the te+t varieties is greater than the eer. a wes believed thay the Freoch plan might ed Ww be adepr ith sueceess in this country There the or- Chazdwt picks bis peary nefore they sre ripe and sells them to the frutterer. who riyena them jn rooms ex- Pree dy arrarged for the purpose The d fliculty attend- spt upon ripeoi:g winter pesre vas alluded to All the scft fo» bed pease should be kept in a ovol piane, and ai- loweo there to ripen. if they were too worm, they wuld quickly, but the favor would he spoiled. The Grex m™ 0 peers should be ripeped in a warm room No Jor should be allowed to ripen on the trees, They sbeuld be picked at least t*o week: before maturity Some stops were taken towards theformation of 4 Siate Horvigultusal Society but the whole subject was post- poned ti next 5 ear. DAIBY PRODUCTS. Trese were very deflount, hardly any butter, and only six cheese A large nuwber of churas were exhibited Francisno’s is worth notioe. It broarht but‘er from m lk in seven minutes, ani from oream io twenty eight weonnds, Ht works with a crank prope ling aa upright cylizéer, 0. P. Frazer tock the first premium-for butter, ene Hemiot’s Daniels tho premium for girls under ten years ter butte: ot their own make eel va Uhenat nape merece ‘a e wos o. show of planting. reaping, mowing, thaerbing and sbelling machines. Atkios’ vei soting au? ti paton reaper attracted great attention and adairatioa Tt in a wont perfect macbine. We noticed also Seymour's Axill; it ie rigved for drilling eleven rows of wheat, eight inches ager and et the same timo sowing grass seed. D0 Or any other jertilizer. The p-ice of the 3130, He hus another machine for sowing Wroedovst, cither seed or fertilizers, The price of this is $50. ibis i- drawn by cne horee, the other by ewo. ‘There iv another drilling machive—Ross’s pawnt—that plents teven s0wg, withou; the attachments for gcass and plaster. The price of this is $85. There are two other of these machines, each a little dif- ferent from the other, Bustford & Hoffman's planta nine ro#s; the price is $75. Foster & Jessup's machine also plants vine rcws; price $70. A seuail upright and cicoular rawing machine, for the wre of wood workers; it ts driven by a new princip'e of banén g, alcgether superior to the old fashioo; toe band does vot puss around tte driving pulley, bat is held up Toit by ton weight side pulley, over wh'ch it pssaes, oud that keowr it always just tight enough wichout - ing to the friction. It is applicable to the leruest sized ands exd mare important for them than smulier ones, becwuse the friction is g:eater. ‘Thomas Lasse of Lavriogburg, showaa skeleton wegon, weighing 180 lbs . sets very low on parallel soriogs, run- ii g from torward to hind axletree. [¢ would teem to bea very convenient styls of spring, but would hardly aneeer over a rovgb roxd. Thomas Job. (roy. shows a splexdid collection of har perees, including @ heavily silver-mounted double har- nese, worth and supertor to the President's har- were, whiob was rejected by the Basten committoe. K. Brunton, Sckenectaty, shows » pretty and well balanced trotting eagoo, and a neas tcp buggy. Miss Davisoa and Mr . Van Renoselaer exhibdi ed ‘uroiture ornamenved with reied Jestter work, very veli done. Miss M E Olm- stead Dolaware, had a fice caso of frutts and flowers in ‘Tae ladies dispiayod the usua: amount of wo-nted work, home made carrets, cte, etc, Miss I. S, Manger, Sarotoga, well excovted poper flowers. in frame ome mented in kather work, mise M. Gocdrich, Waterford, Gupl.yed a fir-t attempt ia oli—a copy of che “Irapper's Last Shgt"’— fair. GENERAL REVIKW—CLOSING UP LIST OF AWARDS. Taken a> a whole, the Fuir was not what i; shouid tave een, It wae note New York Fair; it was contaed to seorions, when it should have been general The list of premhave will show that there could have been bat little comperition, particularly in cattle, Gentlemen of for tune should exmbit only for the sake of making a god show, not for prtmiuma. ‘The Valr was pot woil managed The Secretary, B.P. Johooon, hed everytbicg on his shoulders and worked hike en second Atles. Bot his commands were not execn- ted aid come ci bis underlings were alt “sound ond ‘wy, fienifeing pething” to themsels or anybody fhe. The odstooen of M ea, whieh wo gave yaster- doy, wee listened to with ntion and ration by a the unfavorable weather ver} Tare wudson ood tne Fair would nct be of much 08, ho perorsl idea that 1 ek recount. heyt great many persons vould otberwice favo atvonded. We mee for better things ext year. We give below a list of the principsl awards, The Pair cloned op Friday evening. Tho number of visiters was about 8,000, AWARDS. CLASS 1—CATTLE. NO. L—SHORT HORNS. Butts Best bull, 3 years o'd and upwards, $25—-and a aflver wedel to the breeder, Morris & Becar. New York. Procnd do., $15—Amor F Wood. Jefferson county. ‘Third do , $)- David Ca kios, Wyoming county. Best ball, 2 years old, $20- Morris & Beoar, New York. Secor d do. $10~F G Aiden, Boston. Thicd go , 85—Joreph Haswell, Renesolaer county. Bert buil, 1 year of, $16—L. G. Morris, Mount F Bost bull calf, $5—George ¢ Vall, Troy. Becond do, $15—L. G Morris, Mount Fordham. Th'rd do. 85— Morris & Becar. Hest beifer 2 yeary old, $20-—Noel J, Becar, Seoond ¢o., $10—L. G, be Hest beifer, 1 year 010, $15— Morris & Becsr. Bocond do. $10—Noel J Lecar. ‘Thi do.. $i—Noeel J Becar. Beet heifer calf, 46—L. G. Morris, NO, Z—DRYONS. Pane prem!ums as sbert ber os, Pieet premivm, 5 years oa Rennington & Bowen, Cay- “Boca 4 Exeter. jum—L. G. Morris. Second—8 Hl. Colby, ‘deal a Tnird— Pe'vg Weeden, Preston Hallow. Rest bull calf—Mesers. Wainwright Second beet—L G. Morris. Cows. Test, 3 years. G, Morris. seoone—F. G Vaile, West Farms, ‘Thiré—L. 6, Mer Best heifer, 2 tro years—Mesars. Wainwright Third- Keenivgton & Rowen. : Hert bever, 1 year— Messrs. Wainwright. Seecn0—F. H Fale. ‘Third— 1. 1). Morris. Dest beer osif—L, (6, Morris Seeonl—L. I. Colby. NO, S—MEREVORDS. Same premiom. Mr. BE Corning, of Albany, took all the juma, @x- cept three, by Kennington & Bowen. tock pre nome for second best col, goer old; best heifer, 3years od and .econd best ball call. ATER MRI. Same premioms. Lest bull, 6 years old, E. P, Prentice, “feet bu 1 pwr, i, P, Prenton. ane. Best cow B yeas, came. Be better! 1 ont, Hongerford and Brodte. et » 1 your, Huy Beet Reiter cult E P. Prentice. Meccnd to sane so 6—oRrare carn upwards, $25, 0, Howland, Third 05 Newt bewer 2 years old, §20-- George Sheklon, Gennett. teoond lo. der Thire do do. 8 8 Whalen. Pest better, 1 sear old $15 J.B Finlay, Baratoga. neoet J do Sheiéen. Beat bev'er Hamlin, Buffalo. Secor d do, Trans. acd 6i—William Wilon, Mil!on sO, 7. ©OREIRG OI —OVER FOR OLD. ‘Deet ‘eam from town, not lees than ten yoke, $25— tb. ane IL Bekion, Seon d do, $l —"¢ nee Hi rs eee, hea ‘cw, do, #4—Obsdiah Howlant. CLASH 11—HORSER AND MULES. Net e U edel- dhe “hi lean Sarat re "Tend de, Tinos. sod 82 —Semuel N. Fish, St. _ 12. var carne, “eo y See Td best ot four peers cid aed upwords, $6—Hiram fear yooce aad apoenen, Bb-Snonsb tes tata osmmeah, Se-ond do 816—Joho W. White Greasetoh triddoe . 50, 15—pRavout Mion 4 yeer, $5—J, D. Skimerr, Eek mor, ete $15~R Mosher, Sarstors do, 16TH KOr Ge RRR, Bont brood mare, #1! Third do, Youstt—0 © Te wo. 20 watcurp For the Carriage or ts a. abit, Deir of motshed vrees, Blo—Joviah Magy % urP, S+oond do, $10—A. Patten, North Trey. ‘Third do , %—Georgs Laaber, Tros. Feurth do., Youstt—E D Mere a», Mage lon. No, 22—GRLDINGA, eet gelding, diplowa aad $10-J. M. Smith, Meshamies- Seonnd do., $8—S. M. Burrougha, Medima. Third co., 86—J B Bu an Ce ° Fourth do, Youstt-G B re. Fort Aaa. SOLE MARES. nO Best mare $10—E. R Procvor, Second co . $8--I. B Derriak. “bird do, $6-C H W Rookweil. Fourth ¢o,, Youatt—R W Highes. NO, 24—FOREGN HORSES. Best bicod sis/lion, 4 years end upwards, dip, ami $'5.—D E Hil Vermont, * Black Hawk Chief” Reet brood m-<re, 4 years and upwards, dip. and $15.— RM, Adame, Vt. Best stellen boree of all work, 4years and apwards,. Cip, end $156—W. M Alcott. CLASS I1.—SREEP, SWINE, AND POULTRY. PHEAP, NO, 26—FaT sneer, Long Wooled—Troo years and Best fat sheep, $85—D Kice, Waaningion. » Second best fat sheep $3. Hungerford avd Brodie. ‘Third best fat eheep, Morrell’s Shepherd—J, A. aa@ L. W. Ratbbore. ‘Middle Wooled— Under tio years Third best {at cheep, Worreil’s Shepherd—O. Howlem!. NO, 27 — LONG WOOLED Best buek, 2 years and opwards, $10—E. Garrly, Datoh- ere. Second do . $8—Same. Third do,, $5—D. Rice Warhington. Best do. uncer 2 yeare, $10—Hungerford aad Brodie, Second do , $8— Mears. Rathbone. Third dc , 85—S. Curtiss, Cansan. Best pea b eves, 2 years and upwards, $10—Humzer ford and Brodie Seoond ¢o $8—Mossra Rathbcne. yovel Corttes. under? years, $10—Huazerford amd i Svcond do., $8—Meners. Rathbone, Third ¢o., $5—Semuei Cartics. Best pen 3 buck lambs, $5—W. 8 Gypcon, Onelda, Second do., Morreil’s Sheyherd—Bungerford and Bre- Gies. Best pen 3 ewe lambs, $5—D Kio Easton, Second co. Morreli’s Skephard—W. S. Gypeem. NO, 28 —MIDDLE WOOLED, Same premium. This class includes Southdowns, Norfolk, Dorset, Ma- tive, &e. Heat buck, 2 years, Morris & Bocer; 24, % B. Wake- man. Herkimer; 30, I¢rey Morory, Union Village, Ssat uncer 2 years’ Morris & Beear: % B Wakes. Bee’: pon of five owes, 2 ycars, Morris & Becar; 24, Z: @ Wakeman; 3d O Howland. feat pen of fveewes, an:er 2 years, Morrie & Becar: 2d, % B. Wakeman. it som of three buck Jambs. Morris & Bocar, 24, Leroy Morory;, ‘and best pen three ewe lambs, Morris & Becar. SAXONS First premium, Joreph Haewell, Hoosiok. NO. 31—CROSS BREED SHEEP. Best buck, two years [) 3, Curtiss, Cac: sawe. Best under Fae eres rame evcoac Hesqweil; third, D. W. Curtiss. Best pens five uader ted ears, ad secend best, to same. Best pen three beck lambs, Joseph Harwell, sawe premiucas, NO, 20—MERLNOES. Best, silver medal Ali the premiums taken by J.N. Axwell, of Wooslek, Rensstlaer county. xo, 33—MERT DOR, Rert buek, $10—Greese & Pence, West Cornwall. Bent pen 5 ewes $10—Geo Campbell, Vt. NO, 34--SWINE OF LARGE BREED, Sone fi fertened, will weigh, at mature age, over 260 pour ds. Best boar, 2yeers clé and upwards, $10—Lewis G, mar is / Beer ant pean B10: t bear, eer, \— ARI®, ttt Nous; Omonthe and under ose year, #8—B. Davia, ‘ern. Secord do , $1—L Gi, Mortis. Best breeding sow, 2 years old aad upwards, $10— Fawwe. Bert breeding sow, 1 year ol’, $10—same. Best toe, 6 p Bet Pe under 1 year, $3—eame Second de,, $4—same. Best lot of pige, not lees than 5, under 10 months, $10—= Seth Whalen Saratogs. SWINE—SMALL BREED. Nearly all these premium taken by Mr. Morris, \No. 36.—PouLtrY. Bert lot of Dorkings, not Jess tnan 3,1 cock andtye hens, $2—,W. D. Southwick Groene, ‘Second do. $2-D C Newell, Rochester. Best lot of Pelands, not tesa than 3, 1 cock and 2 hema, J. Weg tanta e Rest_ot of biack Spanish, not ives than 3, 1 ¢>ck aad # here, $1—W. H. Southwick. Best lot Baton grays, notleva than 3,1 cook aad & KEIDO. Second do , $2—~same, Bert lot of Shanghae, Cochia China, Milay or Obi to ee tenn than'S) i obek ana 2 ean, SD Neweil. Second do. $2—W. H Southwick. Best lot of game, not lea than 3,1 cock and 2-hena, $3-D. C. Newel. Boot exhibition of pigeons, $3—W. H Scuth sick, CLASS 1V—PLOUGHING IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY m BigcAlex Denton, Saratoga. First premium. $1 won, Secon do}, $8—I Kennedy, Saretoga. Third do., $6—D. B Wostfal Foorth dc,, $4—-Darius C:isbee, Amsterdam. Fifth do, $2—Lutner Comstock, Oneida. NO. 87—FANM IMPLEMENTS, 80. I. Best farm wagon. $6— William Cook, igh ae ace Best harrow, ~~. 2 lorgen. Best fanning mi'l $6—D W. Seeley & Co. Second do. $3—L. H Vandercvok, Best bay and straw cutter, $6—Bailey Weet. Second do , $3—Kedy. Dyer & Co, Beet herre rake, (4—D. ©. Cotby. Best bay, strzw or com stwk cutter, on a new and fan proved princivle, silver medat—H» ry Truer. NO 30—rARM IMPLEMENTS, NO. 3, Best portadie saw mul, tor wood, fences, and ‘or farm use; $10—E W Bedgor & Co Bert borse poner churnizg machine, $6—John Bese dict, Saratoga. Le Mar ‘hoe for cleaning drilled grain crops, $20—- Emery & Co, Best ‘and most rumerous collection of agricultural im- plementa, $25—Fdoy, Dyer & Co. No 40—MACHINERY. For the most valuable machine or implement for the farmer, either newly invented, or an improvement oa apy cne in use, diploma and s'lver medal—Atkin’s self raking reaper, J.S. Wright, Chicago. Best - and cattle weighing scales, $20-E. & T. Fair- benks. Vi . Best bay prees, for pressing hay, to be ia operation om the grunt, silver medal—Leering & Dedrick. DISCRETIONARY ARTICLES. " oem eee enere em ol ol . 9. Perteble Borel aod Circular Gawing Machine—R. W. second best, *Mabooeas, Patent Traveller's Security and Burglar’e Atarm— meds! iploma. ive & Holow Ware—Warren Sweatiand, Saratega, barr) hme Work—Pierre & Southwick, Troy, $6 am eet pocks for Eaw Mills—T, H, Russell, Tafftevile, Vt, medal tae ot Fy cag on Foy ot Bronze and Cast Iron James Beebe & Co., N. ¥., 96 and dij Care of Stock and Diss Wm. Platt & Co., Waterford, medal, ‘Scroll Chuck—same, diploma, Soe Deatiiey tid Dental Stock—Dr. A. D, Resa, #5008 . Belle A. Mevee!». Troy, $6 and dij Mise Chareh be > ploma, Rat Traps—Johp J. V qi , diploma. Lot of Marking Brands—John 1D, Welch, Albany, copy of Transactions. Patent Machine Belt I. lot of Door Plates—J, Troy, 93 and modal. Mc cel Pump—Daxiel Platt,| Pembrone, copy of frase ion “Terbine Water Wheel-R. Dsnle’s, Hoodsteck, at Care Dentistry~J. G. Aumble, New York, medal ent diploma. Coroner's Inquest. Fatat FAuL rrom a Mast —Ou Friday afternoon Reeves feil fiom the topanil yard of the abl» Colum! which was iyirg at pier No. 11 Kast river, on to «barf and wan taken immediately to the station hven, where be expired in « few reconds. The Coroner held am inquest on the bocy when, by the evidevos, tt 4: prered that deceased wan thirty sevou years of age, ee Wolos bnglaod, and wee firet mato of the above obi erdiot waa rendered by the jury in scoordenss with the (acts, F, Clay. , Of Missive contributed wonton ¢ otibe Nath ay Mocomect thet 16 contr’ ions noble we cut this week to the han lecece sum o€ 65,008,