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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27


S,TOVEs-sHErARD L Co having enlarged and
- perfected their VI Stoves for tbs fsl usds,
both lor wood coal oder ,hsr friends and
om,rs an uneqused variety VI economical and bosuufi
patterns nrs among when stands ihs uInysed Nvrs Pa
en Hail Church AID Once Stoves, VI all The most
var and beautiful pait-fns A. these have been well test
would 10 Almost useless ~ ssy uAt hey form The best
h-aung Ia the world.
saePaaDs kEvEssrsAroas, for psrlors Of sny sss
the most tssssiu esany and economical pfor s"vs ever
offered.
DR. Morris PArgsr Sheet Iron Cylndre Stove for halls
or rooms, tho cheapest powerful besrng stove evw pro-
duced. -
Dsuns statue tabular and psin for balls and ROOMS, very
Mental and economical hand and made w order Ia
great variety Aso sosa-lOai "rs ana Two o"isf SUsee
vi for Liverpool, Anthracite or God,
Rox or Six plates wood and coal Psriof cast
air2hi and Laundry Soyo., compnse larger sssof,snt
10, bs.nx pufpos. nan We have ever offered, 70 which
ws la.y s sisennoo Of our Sousn aud Western
customers
Coox srovEs-Dr Notes celebrated wood Cook Stoves.
with roasting and baking better ~n any s0yo
10 use TIE rossung BAKING cot Interfere WIN
brong boiling and lng ~ 10 almost aniyersaiy nc Gaze
These are especially sped 70 h- sousfn mafxct, beng
easily managed having hucs Liable to ID nied Nh ssh1s
being suo1K and dufsDls
Jlx sizos VI boiler premium Cook Stoves VI The most
approved pattern, Tor burning eiher wood coal ysy
c.ssp Al whoesso retail Aso, Cylinder Stove CasL
inxs ylder Brek, BRUSH Lusae tsoDuiD~ Frs Cement
Stove ornsInens Railing, Valuable ofuamsnJ Mica toxtrs
sxes Russia and English Hoas, scoops, Russ and Eng
Pipe, Tn Tubes Tor hoors and paons Registers i0x
doors Door xnobs, Hooks and Hinges Stove Feet foS
uste al who.ess.e and retail Also, fouLires sx1a
N. b.-Compet-ni wsrAnen always furnished ri short
notcs 70 repair AID put STOVES 10 nrs rate style Aso.
workinen for backlle stoves and Crates, al sic eodb
MOTIFS sTOkE WAkEhOJ 81. AZ Wsss-sI
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~ Inhnhilanr- of the Civ and County

InEnbttnhf- OF uN anu NouhtF ol Ntf-
Yers OF Inc ale and Unied states ana al others
v no NAV " in 20 have their Hair Wsker- cut IN His
able stye take nOuce that he has far recovered
from hi. late sickness 10 be daily al his place Of business
10 Nassau of Pines for your especial Improvement
preparatory appearing good society which you cen
only do By receiving his superatve aid IN the adjustment
your har whkers othr requirement m the ton
sornl art Indeed may easily Distinguish % his
operations from that of the small poaioes around town A.
YOU could painting from either Of those generated ancient
masters Ruben Angelo Raphael from the aborIve al
-mpi- Of Of the mOunlebanss OF the present age II
Won are the ncreduous step into his office and satisfy
yourselves. OF 10
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RI TO Landlords ana MISUNDERSTANDING

r. To Landlords ana aitorneys-sRERiFF's NO
TICs-The Sheriff Of the Ciy and County OF New YORK. and
hi. Deputies would respectfully notify The Landlords and
Attorneys ~ ih- City, they prepared
Landlords Warrants. aud The foreco-ng Of Chaiie Mort
gayes with punciusl.y ana despatch Application b.
made A. the Shruh. CHce, 40 u, N ine City Hal.
WIN. JONES. Sheriff.
Gav.yorI 49, l+iT an 8 3rs
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS !!

nOWLlNGS HISTORY of ROman.sm. complete in
- volume, 8vo o72 pages illustrated with 50 beautiful
eugravlugs on wood.
Lectures the Pilgrims Progress by the Rev. Dr.
Chssve- "a one volume. illustrated.
The Guide TO Kao~ edge, illustrated with upwards OF 500
engraving se gned useful aud iaaing BOOK for
young People
Tie Wonders OF the World beautiful svo volume with
~ illustrations
The Wreaih Of Wild Flowers, beautiful Gin Book
Published and for sale hv Z. WALKER III Fnlton-st
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MOE r\uIRITING llor q sn1n nme JIM "

Nov EXHIBITING tor short time only al the
room. 81 Tie National Academy OF Design, corner Of
Broadway AMI Leonard sfs-De hNpeTs celebrated stat
ue un marbe) entitled. " LA SORTlE DU BALM" lcom-
in from The BahD This exquisite and refined work which
mas been pronounced by have be the chef
duvre Of modern arr and which has attracted crowds Of
admirers Europe has BEEN brought 10 this country al great
cost ard risk confidently opened for The in-
.pecton OF The Of this sublime and b-sufui art
Open from \. NJ until 3 P. NJ Ambulance % Gus Sea
son tickets So u. $50 istfua
fIlIrIAN,- VENls.-Ihis Iruiy beautiful Planning
has after successful visit 10 Boston, returned
for eAhih In this city, room No. Laise Buildings
No 80 8fuadwsy. Open from 3 A. NJ I'LL 10 p. NJ Aj-
mitiance . Season tickets 50 cents. ol0 3wis'
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boGroing.

ROOM AND BEDROOM in private house Wi!
"A be disposed Of to genYe persons with board u de-
sized. The rooms VIII " tt WIN VI "iiIOut iafhliur-
and are well suited for gentleman and wife, TWO
three gentlemen who may wish 10 obtain comfortable
home Tor the winter. Apply al No 90 broadway opposite
Nlblo'- Garden of rls
lDOAKDiSts.-To let Win board nsnds some parOf Oh
ID second door, and bedroom adjoining, unarlishcC al
No 3. Greene Also three four gentlemen may
have comfortable ~ flA board or break ast and
tea only The location very pheasant one, and WITHIN
half a minutes walk Broadway. References Ia al Cases
exchanged OF o-ts
lDUAIkDiNt l-l--Jl1cls f4rulsIed room suitable
ID for gentleman and be VIE may be had with OOarl.
Two single gentlemen also BE- accommodated with
separate rooms required by applying al - Of-.nst hear
9.usI "A nsr, t.rs Ducrfrf. OF
l,UNhuINr. lew sen.cv. persons be accom-
Id uuotaed win board aud desirable rooms Tire II
No hl Ch-mDefs - Inc house Is I'll up
Mol with Crofou water and bathing room, 10 whl,n
hoarder. yyi have wllJIt References
given and Required. Apply II ID q a1tsI--- o1l ~
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~ steamer Great BriIain.-In

delay occa.lOnvd NT repaTn. lr propeller on s sd p Is
found necessary 10 postpone her sailing III Tuesday the
8lh inst at Which day h. o'clock p VI -he VIII POSITIVE
sail o.3 81 RICHD IRWIN, 93 Fr.ni-s-
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(lOHEMIAN GLASS, Chlne.e Goods, ac-TIffA.
ID NJ, iOLSG ELLIS, SO ADD 90 Broadway, nave
ust by HUDSON. casa Consisting of very
magnificent bOhern Ozss Dessert sefVc-sCasne Gar
GOld hoy NJ blue and gold, also, Toilet sets %
Kosac Gsruc huDy and AnDer Tire above were oraeiea
By Mr. Yyuns from the best es.aDnshnnsnn 10 Bone
mia presumed W be richer and more com ete tnzH
any ever Imported tor sa.e- - c.- a.
they have we'd per Venice, from Canton, "
cas.s coLsslBg OF beautiful specimens VI SH'r' isoy
sandal Wood, sna To los- Shell! Rec ranlnss' FANS
Porcelain Gvods. Sc &c.
Also f-s Gel. Lacqaered Tea Poys, made 70 order BY
HI pca AID reilly and inner than usua Ihcy nave
aso Tor sale ir-HI recent IN yOrislons,
Net ia Bags with stee! D-a1s
New He@4 OruaGents
Fans N every possible variety
Paper MactS Goods
New and select PerilfneYy.
CiovesA fll. u cO.ors and sizes, &c &c.
which Will sod a. reLs aud ~ Inc trade lowest
prices
100000 Envelopes al Wholesale al g. 10 los per lhous-
and. o15 1ls
DuBBkk sHOEs.-Pan Of TIE cargo OF Tue brig
H e-eson, Just arrived IRON Para consgntdl consisting
plain and ngd keboers, VIZ go pairs mens 1000 pairs
woIneLs lO' Misses and go prs chdrens for the
lowest marie. prees by The case or package al the ware
house o. tie Nesark, " lscs Rubber Factory, s. Maj
del-ale. HUTCHINSON RuSYON. U25 eus
ITO HOusEkEEPERs-The subscriber oners too
sale fgA assortment Of tle following new goods:
GarcOles, solar Lamps, Tea Trays and Table Cuuesy
Plated Gaze baske Castors, Candesicks, kc Britannia
Ware; Silver Table and Tea spoons, NC.
o. im.s ALBERT BEACH, ia chahsu-st
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THE NAVAL OFFICER,

THE NAVAL OFFICER
ar, THE PIRATES CAVE: BY Lieutenant Murray,
" author Of Fanny Cam pbel Published this day al
Frenors Publishing Hall, rs Broadway up stairs. This
book contains 100 neatly printed pages and four beautiful
engmyirgs For sale a. above, and al al the Periodical
DepCts Price y cents. C-j Aus
THE SWEDENBORG LIBRARY,
WITH an Introduction by Prof Bush, NumbersI and H.
w will be- published by JOHN ALLEN, 1879 Nssaust IN
Tuesday 18h inst This i new Periodical embracing the
Memorable Relations Of Swedenborg. "a cents per number
pOns viii be received for the Vol of - Nos Tor -
O1j aus
NOTES from over seaCOnsisting Of observations made
in Europe by Rev. John Mitchell, vols. u mo.
ready The Jesuits, by VI. Micaelel and Qlne,resdy
soon. GATES STEDMAN, ia William 81 olS isif
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ry- The Fall >t,ie of t.r utIe mems Hats are no

ready for me IstJ tor l-unes- aud SUPERIOR
V Of color cannot Surpassed VII ca / very important
part hsL retaining hv oo.of IA II "uir o-- Any
sr sold IL ms never Prr-cnlel, Dat
sold tor nal Also, The rail- -sy " OF b0ss and Sl.l-
rrns Caps vi patterns, and iu4 assortment Vi La
dies Eufs Gentlemen CAL have sef has maize 70 oisei
IN any shape style hey wish $500 .
L. KNON, No 10 Fu.ion-st
rs tr,is. be,w ecu Wiluau and Nassau Els
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Posr Officr, NEw-YoRK Oct. 2, 1875.
tTy- steamer Great Britain from New-Iork.-Le-

tiers will be received At - Office for ne shove steamer I
IA NJ on Tuesday the 2-ih The freight on h Let.
Ter. per The above seaner by with her con-
snees will be % cents for Letters weighing half an ounce
or e,s and 3 cents for each additional half ounce.
on :. ROBERT II. NORRIS, p NJ.
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DIR, Banniug'. Free Lecture

IL DIR. BanniDg'- Free Lccturt--on w euhes-
day, Friday Saturday evenings OF neat Wees g. sever
O'clock IN the Lecture Room Of Key. Dr.. Adams ch1fcn
BroOme-sl Centre Market Dr. banning, OF hi, cry,
VIII denver Free Lectures the following aud analogous
symptoms and feelings. Weakness oi voice and sure
pain the breast anu shoftness vi pfea
shor spasnOGIc cough, with bleeding al ne lungs pal
rtaon ui hear sluupl-, nsing % hurry
ing disposition g.00m or % cry not kno~ng lhe cause
ang Ia fOgebodgs dun or Dragging p4ln- n cue or
boh sides distressing sense u snklns of goheness al
he stomach. relieved alter Gazing bearing or pressing SCI
saon a. he lower bOly, Win weasless a. ne hP- aha
limbs accompanied by uumhuess and loss oi moion W." y
arc relieved by Inc zolA pOsrrl codness ~ ne eA-
remies and swelling OF The ircli coLslpai0n lem'fi-
holds and indigestion dropping OF The shJud-r- curvature
and OF tie spine, ~ta pei prtua4 gndh pans
te zen shoulders Hnd small OF ine BAGS AM srLcia
weakness Ol children youn. ladies', aid pubic AAers a
sIngefs .
by the aid OF or gina design Of Diagrams. be VIII de-
mun-aie the above usually tue result Of accfanS
Of The rtt1 paris or Of Krneia
descent OF truncai organs, mechanically Inducing
these ieeing- showing tcif proper remedy 10 be ia e.
port winch vcvai h- organs, relieves neI ssin-1.s ALL
throw. body into ance On >-lurcsy evening lie
u Ell Philosophy vi Voice ana 81 Oucnls. Al invited.
t. LADIES.
Al the repeated request -nd convenience OF many
Ladies " ho csunoi nd the promiscuous evening Let
The same ID be delivered O'Clock on MONDAY,
TUESDAY edne-dsy Afternoons IN m place a. ao'r
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MEXICAN Wit sci N.-Every Day and Evening
E1thIs week. commencing Monday, Oct soth iS+5-Spen
did performances every afternoon al O'clock and every
evening nj haipasi Last week OF that Great Wonder OF
the Word the Fortified Human Body which has created
greater excitement scientific circles than any other dis
covery OF the century The living Orang Ouiang reen
gagged for auoihei week The Dongoa Miustres are en-
gagged Last week OF the DssOlving Views aud Mcroscope
Mr asd Ma. Merr.hsid popular Vocassi also Madame
Rockwell the famous fortune teller. Admission IS cents
Children under ~ years ~ cens p cents extra to su
the Fortune Teller. o3s
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The market continues poorly supplied with Gull Cotton
a supply OF which would cause better inquiry from
shippers The total receipts during the past week have
been only about 500 bales and there Is but small guam
lty the way here from the Southern ports Our stock
meanwhile is being gradually reduced, AS viii be more
fully shown VIXEN the the berth for Liverpool
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fall fashions.
MEMS. YOUTHS, AND oHILpREN,s

A ~ n
public 10 his Fail and Winter styles uen's, bsy9
and trock coals Tweed aud Cashmere ssck and o6ce
beaver and pilot ovsrcoas and circular coaAs baek
fancy cashmere panIs splendid sk velvet and Dsrao
%. all The newcs patterns.
FOR YOUTHS Complete assortment OF jackets, paat,
sacks and overeosis made Ia every sls and VI 81
FOR CHILDRENhe odes great variety OF cloth, vsya
fancy made and trimmed In the fsshiousbte
manner, OF which he 10 determines To ss mellow Pr
cea Those particularly requ.s,e aud
anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere % imis'
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
XIyM. 7. JENNINGS CO Drspefs and Taiora In
w portsy Of Cloths and Csssim-res, v.sunys, kc N
Broadway American Hotel. opposite inc Fountain, ~
receipt extensive assortment Of new goods ol Fall and
Winter wear, comprisng French and English Coths fos
Dress and Frock Goats Cass-es 10 sca variety VI ely Ies
suk, Saun, Merno and Velvet v.sinss, Mined Coshs,
rweets, &c. for OvefCoats, which VII DO made up
10 order through be VI efficient corps OF cutters
be found IN tho country an essential point In tns
economy which would Direct and In rendering Tho
style dd OF garments satisy
discriminating that views VI cnespncss are not issod
ON the production VI any other than hrs gsrmsnts-
Such have sustained our OF small pfosts QUICK
returns and prompted the socslon ot cal itom hoss
levied under the credI system.
The attention directed 70 The Psnaoons department must
offer Inducements 10 those VINO appreciate ~
combining ard elcAaace.
In addition the assortment Of goods kept byt
trade nave hand really made Dress and Frsek
Coats Pantaoons Vests sc Ia answer e requirements OF
those who OF -ner ency quay require nfst se st
Also, Fanny Dress Articles Ia great variety scsrs C,.vss
Drawers, Linen anu Muslin Shirts, Collars. Nc Nc ais
New YORK CASH TAILOkING Establish
mcn ls7 Broadway, three door. b'.ow the FRANKLIN
House The subscribe 10 would Call the aenon Of thsif
and public very large and well selected
assortment Of Fall and Winner Goods. Embracing all hs
styles OF French and English Pelo Cloths tor winter
garments black fancy Boo.sn's "ssc Casslnefes Of
entire palt-rus very rich syls OF snss Cashmere
and Velvet Ncsngs, suitable or the ng All OF
which will De usie To oder ii uours NOTICE.
the superior style for which tho establishment has
been 50 lon. celebrated.
Empl pxft in flet
city do not h-siae To claiieDge comparison viii any
In point of slyl. eeg and workmsnsp Al the same,
time our prices will convince tho most skepucs, Thai hfs
rate garments furnished very reduced rates TOT
cash We would also call attention 10 the Fancy Depart
.ut with tn. establishment, wheo cas- Je found
every requisite complete gentemans wardrobe,
of aud richest materials selected by our agents
in the P,rs and London markets. Also assortment of
ready made Dress Frock Coats and winter garments Of
every description for the Accommodation Of those requiring
articles OF dress for immcdste use.
OF islf J. &. BOOTH CO
MEL aQYSI AND QHlluhEN-A
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u SEE FOURTH PsGE.


ship Celia Thatcher "a ds i'm savannah, cotton, &c,
70 Durham s. DmOn
brg Oihelo Of Orleans Rysns - ds I'm GusyHni
a TX, sugsr and molssscs 10 Maitland, Conrie & Co
Zen no American vessels 10Th inst lat 20 Ion ~ 30
spoke bark Wey bOssei, steering SW.
- b, brig Falcon, Pitt Is I'm Bermuda in ballast 20
tucker Lighiboum Len brig Patriot for Turks Isl
INC next Gay. brig Andrew King ior DO called days
previous
AZ huflgste brig Baltic for n York
= senr Patrick Henry Chester, 10 ds I'm Richmond,
loer &c, 10 Allen & PAxosn
70 Bedford
SSef hlza Meserole Rogers I'm Vrsinis wood.
sSat Marietta, Crowol fin Boston ndse 20 Atkins.
- 81 S0'nelis tsulklin, boston. mdse.
SSnf Page, Chamberlain do DO
~ Snow ~ w "' '''~'''''' '""''''' "
p Snow ~ US ''H 'a0n's' 'uin0''' !"
saI justice, Sleeper. I'm Thouisston lime
Harlem sunny ouhoins stone ooun" -
A' Of o T, -, I'm Thomas,ou lime
oILOW-l brig. Wind ST
On, MEMORANDA
l'ps Iowa for lisyre, Adelaide for Havana and 9TH
s 81. bound vessels, have spchored Al the sW
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COLlSEt N.-Assembly Concert AID Military Bal
- Rooms. ~ Broadway, near Grsnd-st-The pubic 10
respectfully informed that this and spacious building.
erected BY the proprietor finished and extensively
furnished with the costly and elegant new Furniture.
SUI. ab .e for the purposes contemplated, viz
magnificent Bal and Concert Room for public or pr
vs,e use this and splendid room having been
furnished with every thing entirely new and OF modern
STYLE surpsssing elegance before attempted In
mi city, nine OF the magnificent gas Chandeliers hung
In counties. numbers OF brilliant glass prisms, premiums
awarded the pattern lS the largest, most superb and
COSTS Minor in be city; also. - luxurious spring So
ias with cushioned bscss, Window Drsperes, OF the new
est sly e material 10 match the sofas
Ladies dfessing-room furnished with elegant window
Drapee-. three large and costly Mirors marble TOP
Dressing sbes with style OF brackets, ssh Stands
with marble tops, cushioned Soiss OuomsD superb gas
Chandeliers, and replete with every comfort ard couve-
nieuce
Tue gent emens dressing furnished with equal taste
correspond, and every convenience for their comfort
The refrehmenroom Will be provided with an soundanc
OF the best the ~ produce. The Supper-room the
largest snd most convenient OF IN the city, It's entire
ene 62 eei the widest 49, and accommodate
1870 com'orsby every thing connected with tins depart
ment viii receive the utmost attention.
Tie above complete snd elegant arrangements are now
offered TO the hallgoing puhlc and private families The
subscriber respec fully socits call om those In want OF
the above, and hopes that upon animation they Will
find the ruth Of this notice and he Will guarantee To use
reasonable his to endeavcr 10 please
those who may favor him with their patronage.
GEO. W. MILLER, Proprietor.
GEO ALksR, Superintendent,
-sF.-. Ia off tD..lln Rsaam
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amusements.
MOS OPERA HOUsE.-LsM wsss.-Ou

DALMO,S OPERA HOCSE.-Lsa Wess--on
L Moudsy, October 9Th.
Mr. TEMPLETON
VIII give Nigh, with The Poets OF Engani Ireland and
Scot and -When he follow ng Songs will be Introduced
PART FIRST
Sony" Tie Lads Of the Niiarr-
Song" Farewell my trim buil. Wh-rry"
sJrg-" Sally IN our Alley"
IN he course th> evening M Temp eion Will sing tie
grand scena from tie opera Of Joan Of Arc
Dear NJ aid while thou arr Sleeping
Composed expressly for hin ny Bale.
PART SECOND.
song" They nav Rail al his Life"
song" D b zne not TIE Bard
song" The Minstrel Boy
PART THIRD.
song" Aud Robin Gray
song less =, the Flower o Dgnbsne."
Sony" Jolly Beggsr"
Boy ofsee open from 10 III o'clock whore places ma
b. secured as usuAI. Private Boxes - dollars each.
Doors VIII open al. To commence ais O'Clock and ter
inmate TO- Tickets and Programmes may re- had al the
Music Stores. and a. the Doors. " I cxets ~ cents
"Wednesday, enter anmelt and on Friday, positively
bi. al anrasranr. on
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
= For Soak,, d. See Lasi Pds'.

The Evening Journal gives the following state
neni Of the quantity Of Flour and Wheat delivered al
tide water during the third week in October l.4 and
|. L. IL, Inrra eli
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NM, IAfLOh,
NO ASTOR HOUSE, win publish on Tuesday-Ma-
" uda or the Memoirs OF Young Woman. novel
by Eugene Sue translated by ny w HernefI author OF
Marrnaduke Wyv, sc. This l. the third edition OF s
popular novel; sni j. presented To the public in one
volume octave pages, cheaper than ever, printed on
fine paper IN clear type. Price 81 cents All orders TO be
I'D lresssd % WIN TAYLOR, No. A-or-tiosse'
Who supplies agents and dealers with all Cheap Publca
tons Magazines at pubs lowest cash prices o25
TO THE TRADE.
ZINE ILL STRATFD English Works-Nessrs WI.
1 LEY PUTNAM respec fully invite the attention OF
Trade The following elegantly emhrlished works for
the approaching season. Tor which they have made ar
rangenieui. for the supply ofthe United States
The Poets Gallery OF Beauty with . very exquisite en-
cravings. / vol. foio In morocco extra
The same, finely cOiored.
Evenings HaddOn II ali: BY the Baroness Calabrela -
| vol $40. with very elegant engravngs.
Alec for sale on favorable terms
Murrsys Illuminated PRAYER Book
Boos of Beauty. for 1896
Keepsake, for 1916.
BOOK Of Shas spesie Gems.
The Byron Beauties.
Shakespeare Gallery.
Wavery Gallery.
Gallery OF the Grftes, SC. &c. &c.
o2j q WILEY 4 PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
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Trial Of Andrew T.. Potter, for the MURDER oi
pr.nci. p. Osborne, at New-liaven.

Tho Gaze Of this man has created such an unusual
excitement in the State within whose jurisdiction he
il 10 be tried that we think ii not amiss 10 keep our
readers informed OF its progress We have areaoy
mentioned the circumstances attending the murder 10Y
bich he is arsgned and need not therefore encrosch
anon the little space we have left this morning by
reues,ing them He was brought into the Superior
Conn OF New Haven by the Sheriff on thursday 70 an
.er for the crime Of which he stands accused Inere
was considerable difficulty in empsnneAing Jury se'e
raj Of the persons presented az candoaes h.Vhs com
nnncous scrupes against the rendering verdict Of
suiliy in a case whose penalty lie hanging and others BE-
pg preudced against the prisoner OF challenged by me
Is,,ers counsel The murder Of Francis Osborne (Oi
which Potter il accused) occurred iast February.
A number Of wi,nesses-smOng them several highy
resuectabe physicians-havc been examined al length
whose testimony goes prove the guilt Of the prisoner
During the evidence given by bis sister Potter for The
first time relaxed from his customary steTnness oil de-
meanor and wept freely.
The d,fenoe embraced among Ia principal features a
plea Of INSANITY on the part Of the prisoner which his
actions heretofore would not seem 10 carry out II was
IN unfortunate thing for Potter that he allowed hifns
10 be detected attempt effect bis escape from the
,s Had II not been for this single circumstsncc, the
sympathy Of the public would in some measure have
sided with him But this Is shut out and he IS eit
to the tender mercies Of nc Court
LATEST FROM ARKANSAS BAY.-The steamship
Alabama Cap, Winde, and the schooner Gertrude ar
rved here yesterday from Arkansas Bay. The former
left there the l2,h and the latter on me oin ipst
Things are still in qto at Corpus Christi No nva
son-no sign Of any and, as yet no movement on the
part of our troops 10 the Nueces.
Mai Rinrgold with his Flying Artillery stl en-
camped 81 JOsephs Island. They were 10 leave IN
few days for Corpus Christi.
The steamboat Monmouth 10 leave Arkansas in a
few days for this port to undergo repairs She cskcd
badly.
The s,oreshp Lexington left Arkansas for Pensacola in
company with the Gertrude IN .. Delta