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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-18

AsHEs-The market IS steady but quiet sales OF 30
bhs az 81 ga for Pots and 8 81 FOR f3[ Pearls
SO IA aays = la hanGs %, dag fr ,, 1, .
Of State Western Flours shade easier the receipts
are IaIge and tnere anNeiy to realize The de-
maud Is "a for Export and he E's al on inside gls
hnt tbsrs j. Little 10 be had below > State Western
brands aIe less freely sred and for these holders ne
liz ar arm There IS AR nq irv for hetsr grades,
for The home trade full prices Caan Is heavy with
good supply and far INQUIRY sales # 500 b1ls az
81 a. in bond The sales Of Domestic reach zoe bo's
S3 75aS3 81 for STATE 50 s7iasi l2i ior Michigan and
Ipeiana SO S7lGsi &C for Ohio. ami Sias. III r pure
Genesee Southern is dun and heasy the Trade buy
snarnev and there Is little doing lo Export sales OF 100
bs ~ Siasi 49, for mixed 70 good sras ht brands AMI
- S7i ~ for fancy; the latter price for Columbia
Nils Rye Flour quiet At 50 IS. Corn Meal IS steady
sales Of 10 bids jersey, al = 81
GRAIN-Ou market Tor Wheat Is nfm. The supply OF
Cenesse Is moderate aBd for prime Wlre 81 IS refused
Canadian very firm aud far de maud The sales today
are IA C0 bushels Whte Canadian ~ SCd8Slc 1900 bush
Witt Michigan at ssc and Son bushels nite southern
az soc Rye steady Salts Of 600 bushels at o.. q vr
market nemlIal 7ca85c., with sal sales Oats are
steady at 97e3sc for NoTihon and JS35c fer Jersey
market the condition eHceleat Sales OF 20 COO bushels
at Zoe for dan aged store 60 aCic for Weston Sai
yellow aud slc f1r Round Yel ow Ware IS scirce aud
wanted and Is noniaal oa6jc. Canadian Peas SELL
WHiSKY-The mari is steady. Sales % 80 bb at
2ic T OHIO and q for Prison. Drudge held at 2lc.
iROVISIONS-O our market for Pork J. quiet and heavy,
there new offering and the ende ney = downward
The sales 900 bbls at SIS Tor new Mes aud - 5sa
hsayy and dull. sales u 300 bbls "a lots x ga - y Tor
and (ACazu a.C~S alI sid = lif ffAAt peer
Hans are far request a. tie decl Sales % go bois
and eross a. Sli go p Green Hams a'e nore ,eAy
and selling freely AZ g. Dressed Hogs ply aat
IA her low er sales II eatt Lard heavy. and neH IS
quite plenty sales OF ~ IBIS az 0eS!c "a Dhls and
9lc az IN kegs Butter STEADY and IN fair re- lcsi
Cheese Is FIRM and sll4b'e a. q do.c
TAIIOw-A good local demand sales OF 1900 p
Prime Ciiy al &c 1905,
TTNF-A sale to-day. Of comprising 700 5nls.
gOc The arrivals hkhf. aid the mafs tends up
ward Lump commands 81 Is
EKUIT-FuItheT salts Of IS bbls Curran's AZ Sc, go
lxs RalsIns 81 IS and sou hall bxs Fart Al CSC Aso
30 hb's surenor Cr8nberT.es IL 50 Y Dbl
HOPS continue last noticed, without change N
prices ,o.
WINE-Ve learn ilrth.r sales Of IS Y casks Madeira
at SIZE So DO Port sal IS 81 % Burgundy Por. u
4sc d, Sweet Malaga AZ ssc AID 10 baskets Chan
pare al S8asA-
50tcQ German a. SASS
TOBACCO Is active aBd buoyan, 500 bales CUBA ~
rived - Gay still aulanded. hut solf previous
Y1yal On pyae terms 600 hhis. Kcafucky slid AZ q
Tc and few Bp Dc, principally for shipping leases
Fonca sold az iTc for export aid 10 crop n
LectiCUi s. ed Lat a. &c.
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Eorelyn Ports.

AT at Peyrout, SYRIA TO date hng rrenisn sprasus
Boston and SD l6'h ult on her return
Sailed Trieste 2lst ult ship Arlington Ryan. New
York -
port in wales load IRON supposed ior New Orleaas
Arr At Cowes 3lst ut, stur Humboldt Lines, from n
York OSih ult for HAVE.
Arr al Fayal 23d ult tsk shannon. lof Boston, Mays
from Newcastle Eng arr. sth. for Philadelphia, repg
scAr Melita Crosby. from Boston II days.
Arr at Halifax, y S, 9TH INST, schr Rambler Newell.
CID AZ ST. John N b 18th inst schrs. On, MsMalen
for Bath Franccs Barley foston l3h ship Mississippi
Bryan, London hing Hope " God. Boston.
An at HAVE Suih ult, ship ST Nicholas Basdon.Nev
York. -
Honolulu Sent AR ha'k Louisiana, Williams frcnA
A,toria 9TH shin Chic Gardner "a DAYS from San Fran
CISCO ith Adirondack Gillespie 10 days from 40 ilA.
brig Swift Adhsnl from iio.
cd Aug 22d, Bremen ship Herman Won Bocsenth,
Kahle, Maulns,n Hamb brig Emile Nemens LahasA
swift Adham Hlo 27ih, Br bark Euphrosyne. Banas,
Batavia 2Sth schr GOldca Rule Lahana Sept Sh scht.
Susan Sturgis. Donnst KAUAI. nth. Br bark Amelia,
Annoy; 18th, Br. bark Oiion San Francisco
In Port, Sept Am. bark winsow sta J, Br. ongan
Marine Plant Giboon Am. snip CoTea, Prcn'hs An scar
land; Haw sohr Nahienscr Bnckwoed Am. bark Vim X.
shailer. Gorham; Am bng Gen Worth Am ong Cossar,
Neal; Fr bark Ocean, Poisson Ham. BARK thisslana,
yiastedt; Am ship Flaw US Rogers; Am schr teo Nash-
ineon Candage Br bark lyman, Johnson, Br bark Ma
tada Ievien. Br bark Oucn. Reed, Am shIp Ander,
Thayer; Am bark Bhering Thompson. Br bark Giraffe,
Robinson Haw. brig Baltimore. kussom' Am ship Fanny.
law: In brig ESk Dunley. Er hgt Jane \. Her,sy, SAL
mon: Am bark Jos Butler, Gardiner Am 0ng Cnlo-
ma Corning Am. scar Amo. McnIhow
At Rio &c Janeiro Sept. %. ship Banshee Wihgate <
New Ott 90 begin occ NJ same day. bsrks Hermit
age from Pacific for d., Clnona Wright do Argentine.
Iasitia. brig Poultney, nc W H. Stewart, and May
Eleanor, for Baltimore.
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MONDAY, Nov. Jpn.

There appears to be a disposition among
the bulls to cary the Stock market up this week,
and, with considerable amount Of transactions,
some Of the Fanciss have advanced to 2 cent.
Reading was the most active Stock-ths impulse, II
is understood, coming from Phlladelphla-and al
vanced p cent. Whether the Road makes dlvi-
dend not in January, ii is evident 1. has been do
ing fair business this year, earning cent, be-
sides contribution of $lo0Oo0 to the Sinking Fund.
Erle improved per cent, notwithstanding the bat
teiies of TAs Herald were opened anew upon II this
morning. That journal says N is understood that
the January and July dividends Will be passed The
wish was father to the thought No such thing is
"aAaetslood0 by any one excepting those who have
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Arrived.

sh,nF Z Hart,hcrr, Glasgow. Oct. II, mdse and as
pass 10 Zerega Co The +. 4. has had hght bhhng
weather and Gains the passage took pilot on SLd INST
and has been 5 DAYS west of Nantucket shoals
Brg Hebron Br Skeihng Turks Island 10 days salt TO
J s htney. Lett no Am. vessels Nov 49, LAT 80 ION
"a spoke Br bark Invisible, from Newport, Wales iof
Brig Thomas Edward, Greenlaw. Calais ds., lumber
20 Smith BOynf0I. 49,. a.
Brig Baring Br Bnjsy. Turks Island ~ JAYS SAT- 70
Maitland. Phelps Co. .
Brlg Citizen Brown. Machlas DAYS lumber TO master
Schr Roanoke Dinsmore Easport days, fsh to Brett
Nose No date OFF Portland. experienced very hsa's
gale from SIS T.. los, Jib, lying Iib, sc.
Schr L. StuTfevant, Carson, wilmington, Del y Us,
-four 10 Allen PaNSon
Schr Hannah n Abigail -, Machias days, to SNIP
sJn Mathew.
Sch, Susan Ross, Jones. Rondout days.
Schr. J. p Bent, Pease, Cherryted DAYS, lumberto
master.
Schr Envoy Howe, Bangor, Me, lOdays lumber, bound
20 Newark.
Schr scota Mcfarland Jacksonville y days lumbeE to
Puce-vesselto Badger. Peek \ Go.
Schr. James Clemens, Martin, Malaga u days,trnt &c
T. Saber Co ON the 18th INST lat 81 3d. lon g. spoke
schr Glen Bingham. from the West Indies for New
York. "
schr Hornet Dyer Charleston days. cotton and rice to
Badger Peek * Co.
Schr T.. X. NASH, Small. CharestoaA Jays, cotton anu
nee TO Badger. Peck X Co.
Schr. c. II " Rogers, Rogers, New-London days IN
ballast o 49,,
Sohr Acadia, BIZ Barnes, Jacksonville. NIB, ID days
gflndstsnes to master
Schr clean BIZ Hanaord Bonaire IS days, salt toJ
Foulke Son.
sAILED-Ships Germania, wood. for Havre. IndeDen-
deuce Gordon. for London, Dewitt Clinton. FUNK. Tor
Lyerpoo HoratiO. Crecker for Canton; Siias Holmes
Coffin. for New Orleans, and others.
BELOW ships unknown.
WIND-At sunset NV. and fresh.
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Wy xox r Nr.. SARAH DANIEL,

At sinr.Snr N Y Nov n NJ. sAHAh DANisL'
srsd q YEAR, for rnerly If New-fork
re- California papers please copy
On Monday Nov. II. ABRAHAM OUT"AiEh' par
alvss, IN the est ear cd his age
Ixs friends Of the family respectfully ..
the funeral on Wedassi ay 18th inst 81 oeoSS' Ona
On s1pSay Nov is. Mrs SUSAN RUcKE in the 18th
wear of her age, -. s,,Iv are invited 10
attend her funeral without further invitation "h rs
isth al 3 o'clock NJ. from the residenoe u "'' '
iaw Gurdeon J. Lsees. i31 % avenue ,,,-crxs a,si as
On Satarda y Nov. ~, WILLIAM hiS"'S'
years. of tins city. -, ~ h,o.bsr Daniel
The friends ofths family and these Of nus % ON
Higgins are respectfully TnvItedt 10 attend hs
TUESDAY morning the 18th. at 81 oeiocA' H"H' ''o ~
Of Jane and Washn gton SITS -, o.r, .hor,
Illness Mrs LUCINDA. wife OF Jno. H. Pohion aSeu =
vexrs Youngest daug of Dan 81 seaman deceaseu L.
The friends and relatives Of 'hs fanIy, thosG I Hoth
brothers Jno NJ DAVID and CHARLES seeman ana ,,i
ers.inlaw Garrison Crohus J. l.. Polilon, l. a dg
John Orniond and Vim. Mcpherson. Jr, sre ihN.su y
sttend the funeral Tuesday afternoon, ism INST
o'clock from her late residence, No ~ orchafu-ss
Broome withog, farther invitation. MI <''0
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NICARAGUA.
Politics and other Matters.


Correspondence Of The N. " Tribune.
SAN JUAN DEL NoRrE. Thursday, Nov q, 1871
Since nv last, we have no positive news
nom the inferior / have received sort of hall
conformation of the rlmori that San Salvador and
Honduras were marching their troops to the aid o.
Ne Provisional Government Of Nicaragua" bus my
opinion is, that those States have domestic tfou's
enough 70 oblige them TO keep their soldiers AZ
The new steamer Central America se
10 ascend the refractory river, san Juan ",e' 80.
days trial she lays hard aground OIL d oa.'
miles up but think she VIII be succesSioi ~ ee'e
NM inasmuch as the rainy season mas 0o,rnie
and the quantity OF water I'D 'he
hourly increasing when sue na' -.
then this route will be little more desirable
49,; :, is At present. The twelve miles land
,.v.l might be very agreeable for some out NOT so
s,s,est;ov for gentlemen and ladies. Mems pockets
ne liable 10 be filled with a muddy composltien,
md ladies' small clothes TO be a trhe soIed now
ever travellers are generally oongeu 70 SUN. ho
mali inconvenience and 1t is not the least OF them
,hat are encountered in travelling through TINS coun-
syy word of advice 10 ladies gong 70 Calliornia
Ma Nicaragua" Adopt the Bloomer costume II
is mighty convenient IN nding straadle Oh nlur'
with bs name out OF sight In the mud BE sure,
also. and have capacious pockets somewhere aooul
INC neck part OF your dress, IN which you can slow
something TO eat, Otherwise you viii De APT 70 Iduisu
q little before you reach San Juan gel sur. 10 no'
calculate upon having your baggage hayei on the
same steamer with yourselves TO San FRANCISCO, out
convey some OF the most indispensable articles oil
attire In light carpet-bag with you.
This TO wI is much healthful during me RAINY
season than the dry, and our fever has not Kiieu
single subject within three weeks
DO YOU know that one oil the identtcal cannon
belonging 70 Columbuss feet part OF which was cast
away.on this coast, Les on the beach about elghty
miIes 10 the south ward OF this place, bearing Co.
iumbus's name and date IT, L. :
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov i4-ArTiJcd. ship Shenan l0ah,
Ia or Liverpool tIss Queen Esther. Pendleton ROs-
ton VI Clayton. Tucker, do + r KroN, steel. VIII
mmg'on. Del sch's North Pacific Hewitt, Providence
Michigan, Shute, Newport; Louisa Gay. sharp ROY
tpo', Flora Crosby Eastpou j X shaw, Bfanin, a J.
tluS MARY head, Read Cplai, Rough aud Really, Mo-
ye1u. Easl0t, steamer Cygnet, Lennor, Albany; An
thracte. MleI, New-York Cayusa. Wilson do scars.
Asa EldIdse. L0wden. do Emp,re Pfice. do
CtGrd-Ships ShschamaXon. IVES liverpool; Ale
ghary Mercer. New Orleans, Barker ID. Welsh Ames
-. Bartholomew. SG'ah, Arthur, Boston. Brigs 8 Al.
ki0t stoel, DO: Quscu Esther, Pendlei0n, do Schrs
louisa Gray. share RoIboro. Michigan. Shute Boston
N,fth Pacific Hewitt Providence. Segh Saunders, Fall
h.cr; Boston Kelly, East Cambridge. r w 1ottcn, Chit
", New l@N: Wn Bard s'noo, Salem; Empire
Price New-Nors Propeller Novelty. Briggs DO.
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Donicsfic Ports.

APALACHICOLA, Oct 19-Au bark J + Williams.
Mason, New-York In port 29@, shib Robert Patten
wig bark J. T. Williams do, schr. Alfalfa do
BOSTON, Nov. l5-Arr. hng IA Curtis Stront phha-
d.phla; schrs Victory, Nckerson, Richmond, sharp,
sharp irederick sburg Nov &c. arrivals SID Sunday
steamship Benz Franklin lat AME bark Argyle; brigs
Aonlan. Ere. and Calcutta
HARTFORD Nov l5-Arr. schr Maria Louisa, Spen-
Ger Philadelphia, Hartford SPih. do Swan, Bac m do.
Victory Post do pawnee So. John. Newfork Sid sip.
Wave, Pelton New-Tork
LUBEC Nov 9-ku. schr Turk, Wilson. Nev-YorS.
SEARSPoRr, Nov. l0-Sld. bark henfeua' ife"''
Havana
ST MARKS-Ip port an, schrs pocahontas. Blngham
and Laura Jane Delano for Newlork, ready. Sid. 3D.
bark John Strond Elwel do.
MARBLEHEAD. Nov Arr. schts. Lucy Ann, tof
homaston) Lufkm. Philadelphia l3h America, Ncker-
SON. saiem land sid. iith for New-lork).
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"A halers.

Arr at Honolulu Sept I. ship Minerva Smith u New
PsdioId Chlds IS nOS ffssa Arctc oceaa 7cs So 100
VII 200 lbs bone iith. ship China, Reynard II moe IN
Arctic 25e So, 800 VII. 10 OCa lbs bone
Cid az New Bedfoid 18th, sh " Emerald. MgaAloy Pa
cifc Ocean, bark Baltic, Brooks. North Pacific.
Ship Chin Raj lard reported hos, IN the Arctic Ocean
tine since ayr a. nou Sept II. with 1850 b,s
VII 2.0 sp.. and II eco lns bone suffered considerable
dan az. from gales m Jniy and August.
ship Minerva az Honolulu from Arctic Dee n sep,
3D. IS mos ont. Toe sp. lso wh and 800 lbs bone
Ship Houeua, New Bedford, lost July the Arc
tic. Capt Brown and taken On board wAAle>hlD
CaBton-the Canton had GOO bbls oil Spoken ship Ma
~ OF New Bedford wanting one Whale 10 I'll: Ben Rash
Of Wau.p. 500 bbls this season
SpOken-Sept q. lat 81 II W shio Ckanr.oE o. New
Bedford from Arctic Ocean, $40 bbls
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WHEAT offering and pnces are frm sass % bs Al
&C Rys y wanted fer distne at 700 CoRs = y, =,
steady demasd and Gee bushels .. nay for New OATS ae
% s. ~. :. DC bnshei WHISKY IS rather lo"sI e
Sales Of 100 bbs al S22c Hhds sell In smA '0'' d. ''
sane oy srocxs-rst Board Sc coo Rad NOT
G.. III 5000 Sch NAY e. "a s5cyO Sc Resa r
Ises s q; 81 200 City r g., o3 $1,000 STATE
e. sci: IS Penn sk no. 'do III sls ssa rsosi "a
100 Read r. r. 2sI sou 8. IS, g. lessi " re'' On
la ee0aSch Nav Is IS, g.
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Mw-York Cattle Market. NOVEMBER IL.

[Repor ed for The Tribune
lat the Washington Drove Yard, corner 4th-av and 3h
ST. and the Hudson River Bulls Head foot of Robinson
st for Beeves For Cows. Calves Sheep and Lambs at
nreSpings OH ST. near sdav and az Chamberlan's, foot
AT WAsIISGTos DROVE Yard GOO Beeyes 900 from
the South and the balance from this ate Demand fair
Prices ranged from SO 10 81 - y cwt, quality
About 100 LETT
Ar BRowNIso's-70 Cows and Calves offered Sales a.
from S22 % S3CaSlj quality. All sold Sheep and
Iamhs-3eo on sale Sales Of sheep ~ from 81 81 10
81 75ds 81 Lambs 81 23dS2 ASS 30 Left 80
AT CHAMBERLAIN s-Ole red ~ Beef Cattls-s'iies at
from S. Ia all sold 30 Cows land Cayes-S22l. S35d
S45 2SOosheep and Lambssaes VI Sheel a! S5G 50 ass
Lambs 81 7jas2 50dS3 81.
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On sur dag morning Nov &C. The sg,h yslr 4 her sse
MARY, ~icOw u Gee Helrn lac - deceased
The friends # herself and family respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral frcm her late residence No IS East
l7th-si on Tuesday afternoon, Nov 49, al 81 O'CLOCK
On Monday. Nov y, MARIA BANYER wife Of John
+ RuitrrwoTth. and daughter Of william Jav
The relatives and friends THE fary are invited p A.,
tend her fun al from her late residence No ~ l0nst on
" ednssday al 1 % clock. ~ bout further notice
In Jersey CITY, on Monday II Ofnng Nov H. CYRUS r
infant ION Of Alexander anl RhOda Ramsey. aged aous
and 10 dAys
The and friends II he family are respectfully
Av cd % attend the funeral ihs TUESDAY, afternoon Il
ocoes. from lAs Issitenes Of b: .a;te G.c,e ns y
South gA
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MARRIED.

On Satyrjav, Apni %. bv Rev Andrew Saal'h VIII
LIAM GRAHAM, Of PhLadslgAla, . ELIZAbEId
STEW ART, daughter II DAVID II. Moore Es. Il NJ -
York
Ia s; Louis Missouri On the o ult ~ Rev Or Potts
Mr THOMAS SIRINGER H. Mss MARY ' AGEk,
daughter q Hon. Samuel " Eager, Of Newourgh. New
YoTk
NcCieliard. Mr. CHARLES l. DkURY - Ms. ALEX
IA JANE, daughter Of Or Robert Cook, all 4 Detroit
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. ...NovEMBER II.
Sec ssrsaA Page for additional Shipping Intelligence
Cleared.

shrrs-sea Queen, Munson. Mobile, X p. Buck \ %,
Indepsrdence. Gordon London Grirnell MnfuIn fio-
ratio Crocker Canton Grinnell Minturn : Co; hsyre
milford Havre. Al Livingston. Isaac Wright, Furoer.
Iiysrpod c H Marshall Silas Holmes. Comm, Nsw-or-
leans VIM Nelson. ST. Charles. HI1lard, New-OrieSns'
T. p. Stanton; John W. White, hcNear' Ne"-OFieahs'
BarLs-Rose Standish, Magnes. Mobile, D. Hirlout
& Co., Neptune Moier, ence Dies Ar Is heusef no
Brg-Emlly Revell. Oh irleston. Durham Dimoa
tor Co Ohio Weeke baltimore Mailer Lord Franz,
Mcsrah Norfolk Surges. Chairman Co. Aurora, Cou-
yen Halifax. s., Hiram Smith * Co. - -,
SoopS-Oreson Sturgess Providence; Midas. Wardwel.
Bristol \, ~
Barge-Panet, Wright Philadelphia, j. N bngss
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NETWORK.

FATAL AFFAIR.-On Thursday last, two
lrishmen. employed on the Railroad about II miles
east Of Albion. had quarrel which terminated
fatally One OF Them approached the other and after
few words drew club or other weapon from be-
hind him and de alt with Il fatal blow across the
side Of the head, which felled HIM instantaneousy
20 the ground. lie survived only about two hours
TIE as SaIant was immediately arrested and com.
united to JAIL
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Receipts of Produce

E ne North RIrer B01fg-N0A9Gy-23 35 b1ls FlJ4r,
sg9 bbs Whiskey. GO bhis Ashes s3l Dbls. Beef 40.
bbs Provisions 1870 pkgs Cheese $50 Butter IS
rkgs WOOL 33s9 sides Leather. 24esj bUsa Corn. jso
hu.h OATS 2 80 bGsh basley. D. go Dasl. Wheat.
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CAPT Smith Of ship Heh~r reports that her Passage
from Wbsmpoa foe Sas FTsncsc discovered lsyge rock
the 18th August, IN LAT }, N Ion i39 s. T. AID
down any chart The rock entirely bare, and %
hisk.
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A difference Will be perceived between the total
resources and liabilities This Is Occasioned by
several banks neglecIing 10 prove their reports BY
oa4alcing them, and partly because the heures
against some banks which did not report and Others
the Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-18

IL 5 perhaps proper here 10 remark that the -,
GERS OF The Merchants Bank, Washington County.
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BRIpGr-sT. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
This Church is regularly opened on Sabbath evening
for religious services and is well filed. Their new
Pastor Rev Mr. Eggleston, Is already quite popular.
Rev. Mr.. storrs, Of the Church Of the Pilgrims,
preached Fast evening
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CoueT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Nov. II.

-BefOT6 Judge BCeDe, anu Alu. DOuSc DdIi.-
Trial for Grand Larceny.-Maria Stewart and Chas.
Green were placed on trial. charged with having in
Sept last, stolen $3S from German named WIN.
Hcidenrch, of No. l6 City Hall-place. The evil
dence against Green was insufficient to convict, and
he was therefore acquitted and discharged. In the
case of the stewart, the jury after being out
nearly five hours. unable to agree and were dis
charge by the Court
TSial Of Joseph H. WogStq6 for Li5elThis indl-
yidual as placed at the bar, charged with libel on
Msssrs II. ii. NJ. LexOw and Horace II. Johnson,
both gentlemen being engaged a. editors and report
ers in the Office Of The National Police Gazette. The
TENDER last written caused to be written, placaTd
tending to the injury of the reputation of the com
which pi0e0sa he eaasad TO DO "@rsA@a
though the rrincipal thoroughfares OF this city
The evidence adduced was that of a very ignorant
Irishman named Timothy Murphy, who, on being
swoTn stated, that III September last he was employ
cd by the accused carry placard the one inques-
through the principal streets OF the City for the con
Sidefatlon of 81 per day. That he carried the pa.
card for two days and the third day was arrested
with i, in his possession That Wagsiah gave him
but nfty cents for his services while lie was IN his
empoy-also, that n could not read. and was lgno.
rant OF the nature Of the placart. Officer BumSiead
of the Third District Police, testified to arTeSng
Murphy with the placard in his possession The
prosecution here Testcd-and a man named John
Hogan was put the stand for the defense, and
SWOTo that he pre- sent when the pacard was CIV
en- TO Murphy by man named Hughes, who IS at
present out OF the City, and that Murphy cld not
make the arrangement with WagSah. but that II was
made with Hughes That he found Murphy In the
Five Points and took HIM to Hughes previous TO the
arranpe ment being made. The case was not con-
oluded when the Court adjourned for the day.
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70 Ii is said Mr. Webster will visit New
Orleans in February next, and viii be received an
tlmniuh.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court OF COMMON Pleas Special
Ter1n-Before Judge Day--Henry Robinson and 9th
ers agt Join Naturalization by the asslgnees OF
three general partners of firm Of which Mr.. Mel
was special partner 10 recover 500 600, the amount
specified as having been paid IN by him, and which
plaintiffs say never was paid in. Demurrer IS put
IN On the ground that the assignment was without
his concurrence, and void, and other points. Decs-
ion reserved.
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.fHls DAT.

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Ruu-R;rssS so Sets-.--t 40 MooS-Rlses-... ION
" HrgH wArER----Nov 49,
candy Hook i2m Gov. Island j I'm Hell es's-0 I'n
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PLYMOUTH CHURcH.-The Hungarian
Exiles were at this Church on Sabbath evening 70
hear Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. The mouse was
crowded TO its utmost capacity Mr.. Beecher DID
not know Of their presence until after the sermon
when he was introduced by Alderman Franklin VINO
ancornr anied them
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BROADWAY BANK, Nov 5, 1881

BROADWAY BANK, Nov. 5, 1851
nlVIDEND.-As emi-annual dividend
- of four ca per cent the capital stock Of this
Bank of the profits Of te last months will be pad
to the Stock holders and after the 18th mst.
The transfer book will be closed from the 9th inst until
ne ~ J. l.. EYERrTr, Cashier.
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DANK DEPARTMENT. State of

ID A Y + UETN X N IN = oLatc OF
u y Now York-ATbaiy. Nov. H. 1881 The GOSHEN
BANK Goshen, Orange 90 has this day hlcd n this Of
fee a nsilce OF the appointment OF the OCEAN BANK,
the City Of New York agent for the redemption Of
atiug notes able To the act cntet Al act
amend the several relating to the Incorporated
Banks. Banking As ocaiIOns and individual BANKERS
nl2 q DANIEL b ST JOHN. Superintendent.