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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

THURSDAY. Oct 7-P.h n.
The improved feeling noriced in the
market for The last few days coraeaes 10 rule VIII q
very active business TIE buius Ia The .siss ct IL
erss Board wn very large. OF Ni,gssu, 900 .hsrss
wers sold. the mark eOsing ss - bis ErsisprJv sl
to an and closed ct s44 bid. Harlem went 10 roo.
Resdlns 91ls ssopirston 50 bid Norwich In dsnsad
at 50 Lore Islsnd recovered 30 q; Cumberland. W.
sAles 200 shares coed arm at G5 Canton 7,% bid;
Hudson River - ard frn The Investment ssocs.
we're also ernsr and In fair demand; Erie ssd Hsdssa
River Bonds we're In fair reqoest and steady. MtAs
opening Of the second Board there vas an sstsnos -
deprs quotsron' bu: At The close there moro buoy
ney and full prices we're bid for the leading fsnssss
The Exchange market is firm out not
very sc've sterlics 10 lOl4 a loia; Francs, 5l:aA
ala'a. The supply Of bile 10 modsrs,e
Freights are not firm and less active.
Engagements, $4,000 bssh. Wheat &xa5d sAs ,sunr
In sbps bass 500 ebs Resio, led 1000 osls rLpxr
I'D zoo bales Cotton sd To London TIE nsskss =
quiet but steady Fssisht for HAvrs Il very searoa
Two Deal freishts were made one from Sc JoAas b
British Ctarnei 75, and enc to Liverpool, 81 7oi.
There was fair supply Of money to-day
or call at per cent, bus pspe' soes with little uors
rsmes short date have, withio few days. appreciated
about to IL per cent Fsvorits nance, 1t 20 ~ %
days, can stli be passed At per cent Sons Of ~
banks d coipg In loans, but on the other hand
or two Ter ding rather more freely The do cad
hiss not been active to-day a. 10 was earlier In the
week.
The payments from the Sub Treasury
are again large being sa62sSe today. m.ktaG
sl,l00,o0o In four days The recelpss ere tS5sss
Balance, &C. 7Sl COZ. The sdvices from wsshiSst,a -
day indicated that with every disposition to pay oss the
funds ed UP here, the part of she Tsasary De
pGtment the probabilities that for The present. thsU
viii be no further large osbars Negotiations sss
soipg on Tor some consider able pay sad
msy be suecessful
The capital Of the Market Bank IL
$3.50 OOO n.sAd Of $50 600 mite printed ysss.
d.y and the capital Of the Nassau Back SJJoo9 In
stead Of si,5oo,oOo, s was misprinted few days
since
The earnings of the Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad continue to Be Ia excs
of the est ns,es For September the estimates were
100000, chile thu earnings were
Passengers and Malls. ....-..............Sr0s 900 -
Freight ....--...-'....'.-....---.. botS u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
THE LATE SUPPOSED MURDER IN GREEN

wIcHsT-1he Coroner Yesterday proceeded TO nve
The circumstances which led 10 the dsath # David SIC
hon, no found Sunday night with he ull fac
tured Green wi III Tin Pot-Eey, ADD died ubBe
qusnty 81 the New Ork Hospital. Suspicion had ed
upon two men, nsmed Edwafd Colbert AID jeremiah Cur
tn and "Wednesday night They taken into custody
b) Oihcer McCabe OF the First Ward warrants Issued
by Coroner At the close Of the examination tbs
which had been ELECTED not sufficiently
warrant their biae detained and they accordingly
discharged bot as u investigation not concluded yes
tercsy Will THIS moiHlns Ice sworn witnesses Several OF
the witnesses examined sesth to having found the de-
IIsehsbe state at the time aud place above
meIu ned lie wa, 5leedt from wouod the back
head, his pocb urn,d inside NO pa
lars TO how the deceased received thu injuries could be
sseertsined. Dr. John Cevl Physician to the City
Prison, ties flied TO hayipt e,auned the de-
ceased before de sb. He found that he hid sustained
fracture OF II sku DIR Geo SucIley House Physician
the NewlOik Hoscal testified hsviog offended the
deceased vile WA almost ins' nsibe when admitted - the
Hospital, and remained In that condition, unable to
speak, until he died. The Doctor msde post norton
examination OF the bcdy, and found . fracture OF
tie skull ON the night side The tcslp was so
much confused and The BRAN extensively di'or-
sanz, that the injuries seemed TO have been indicted
by crest vo. nee The scap was very much thcksned ans
pulled from the exuAyss'ion Of blood The doctor did
think that s'a In the street could have produced the
ieDsve confusion There laceraton of the ceao.
The back part oihe scalp was confused from the
sudupon the top OF the head fhs brother the dece ,sed
who present stated that hs thought he had aey
shout HIM when be knOckd down. The deceased be-
ing found front OF his bosdr house. and his room bang
IL front ofthe building twas thought By that hsd
fallen Of the window Al ia this way received the fatal
ds but Of his poeseis having been turned
side out the prevail opoon that had bsen Knocked
down AND robbed HE had heen grocery hoar
previous 70 beine 10 "red drink with
named Msn,held The who hal been arrested
suspicion hzd sss. Officer mcCabe VIII, found the de-
eeased in the street him the sstonHo Ga
their way the officer ask them If they knew the de-
ceased and received replies 10 tho negative One OF them
hssqueuy scnt wdsed know the deceased aud this
gave rise TO Suspicion He stated explanation before the
CORNER that OWNS 10 the quantity Of blood upon the Ease
othe dec ssed when be found 10 did not recognize
hi The fnnheI investigation Of the matter posPoned
until 10 CLOCK this nlosnipg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

EXCURSION TO CLARENC EvILLE.-About
two hurdIed pslsons went oct the Lors Railroad
10 witt this new location for village Yesterday by inyi,
ton OF the projectors fhe location seost seyen miles
from BroSkyn and the rsioad passes nearly through th.
center OF The plot and The plank road 70 Jauaca
the north and about three miles beyond whih b, ~,
stages is reached IN few minutes TIE soil which
gently updUlstlDs appears csesbe If producing s,od
crops. We notice Garden vegetables by IL thnsns
ectoon Those seady located In the nsighborhoo4 are
OF the most respectable families among Long lsis7a
neshbo The low price o. the lots torshr with
teim' Of payment EVIDENTLY operated inducements 70
c!ss 20 many tosetber md after short survey OF The
eIsInos with which all expressed themselves hisiY
pOrchAer which sidersi good besioans. when
trs nen ioo" ca suit taking ~ too hundred otA the
a. stnonhtlns In al 70 over twenty thousand dOliaN
The payments placed a. three Der csat uaon,h with
NJ HSS !" ssiI's Is:.ss. a purchase n?nsy. ra;ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

FIREMEN's PARADE-The Fire Compa-
ries of Jsrsey City are to have q parade to day, Fh'
dsy) on the occssion Of bringing home the new Engine
of Protective Engine Co. No. s. The companies and
guests will form at o'clock p NJ In honts emery at,
In The following order:
l. Gard OF Mus; 2 Wellington Engine Co NJ l. OF
HoboLep Trustees of Fire Department Fund Of jersey
City; Mayor snd Common COunc,l; Chief snd Assist
ant Fnaneefs 6. Liberty Engine Co No. Ii T. and Of
Music; g. Hudson Hose Co No l. 9. Emoirs Hoys I'd
Ladder Co No l. 10 Band ri Music; H. Arres-snh Ia.
gipe Co No 2; IL Hercules Ep 10. Co. No ?; IS Wash
nson Engine Co. No. q IL. Protection Engine Co. No
After forming In line the procession will march
through the principal streets of the city and the pro-
ceedirgs Of The day viii end by their psrtakins of
collation. at Wahln gton Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

The acyices to-day from the Ulster Lead
Nine, produced good deal u excitement among tho
psIte, Interested In hat elterph,e The ssperntsa
Dent Of the Mine, Cap, RIcker, TO tssn today,
ard reported that the worhmen yesterday morning.
white sinking the shaft, about q feet from the su.
face, sccider t.ly opened nto horizontal ersvioe
the back cf ths sba, from which large quantity ct
water su,hed After pumping out the water. the ops1.
ips into the creVicc was enlarged, and vogue or
cave was discovered, and entered, extending under
the hill ,riy feet In length bIns feet bgh and ton feet
wide the sdes roof and door Of VII Oh we're entirely
covered with masses Of yellow suphures Of copper.
The door Ia covered 10 many feetn depth with bo0dors
Of this copper ching from 20 b. which have
fallen from IL roof snd sides Az the end Of the cave
there are several cs,iies running into the hill into
which poles we're thrust the depth OF ten or fifteen
feet showing that this rich dsposit extends st further
The cave dips toward the valley, snd 10 probable hat
the shst, when sunk fsw feet deeper, VIII come a.
rse,Iy into II, and the copper Will DO found 70 extend
across tho ihst and to distance uodsr the valley
Mr. hodge the eminent mineralosss 10 disposed 70 BE-
lsvs that this discovery regular vein, and that tbs
dI which 10 berg driven In the side Of the bill about
81 feet above this will strike The vein n that elsvs
don In a short time Some Of the masses brousts 10
town By Capt Riekan are Of the most beautiful do
scnp,on, and are very valuable merely ~ cabinet sps
cimeas. Uader the excitement. produced BY these d.
Wees the stock advanced g. per share, several hun
dred shares having changed hands at 60.
The Bsston Journal says: Money at
fairs rem in much the yesterday and We hsrs
10 cbapgeso make In quctaiors. The New.Yosksru
seem to have The psais' all TO themselves, Tor though
pressure 10 our market yss no one fses
alarmed and The present per centage On loans and Pc
per o. .ss nrst grade are not readily given.
The Grand Bank Of Msrblshead, has do
clsred semiar nua, dividend Of z cent hro'eesse
Bank Of do 81. !, cent The Maiden Bark has declared
a um,.spnuh dividend oflP cent The AssN~n
Rank declared . dividend Of y sene Tbs Hsup
den Bank, MsdheH. has declared dividend Of "
cert.
In tho Chlt,sDdsn (vt.) County Court,
an important banking ssss wss decided is - -
action Of sssunPst srVaga b. sas Esnasrs ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
SUPERIOR cOURT-Be'ore Judge o,Etrr.
Henry J. Seaman az. Dssl Low.

To recover $3.50. with interest, since
1882 being amount paid by ar on shares ofNew Srght-
ton sat.n IsandD Association in which Mr. L. had 5000
latter bid s. 49, fo tie stock its being put 10 at
suctoa In forfeiture for poppsyment OF new asessme7
but he w.s hi, bid only S2oOA The
stock that had paid 81 per eottled, aud L. got it.
to share Of the anes Already referred % Veoict Tor
rest.
Thons. P. Williams sgt Richard Martin
To recover fre,ht of coal p-r bge New Jer.
ON Port Richmond ben Philadelphia aErsesby to
bill of lsdibg In o. erss II SAID the al measured
Cd delivery and there but l53 The Court
permitted test II sbe~n that the aaotity
received Port Richmond bsH been delivered hers Yer
eict for plaintiff, IN amount $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
NIAKRiEU.

On w1dre.day Rev. DR. Isaac Ferns Mr. BENZ. l..
HANNAs TO Miss MARY ANN BOuToN, both OF H., city -
Al Nra Britain Conn. the m0nns OF Oci0berb NJ HENRY
C. BUNEhs, OF Jersey CITY, to Mes AUGUSTA d. daughter Of
Hem, North, ESQ the former Place.
on Ihur.osy oct T. ST. Btuhoons~s Church y Rev Ho
rae. n. Jr Detroit, GgO. MORGAN HtLLs. Rector
Church Lyons - lai SARAH sdesi daughter OF tbs
late John DoNs, u this
IL nsmsbuuh Oct ~ Rev. James Hardeu9urth ID d.
JA.Fs sTEVENs E.a, Of Pedro Calornis. 10 Mss
SARAH 81, eldest dius htsr Of Dir. Jos. stanley
Al Hampstead l. on "Wednesday eveunf Oct By Rev. Dir.
Lode M ALBEk :. JAMES ofNsw York 10 MARY L. onJ
tau,h,srofH A whitaker. Esl o. the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

p,n, ,nv,pur. SuEs OF SrocKs-TIursday,

PHILADELPHIA SALES or STocKs-Iburs1dy,
~, I-Fir Boa-d-o La Leland r r 49, 800 do 80
H,rn,burs Ito; lSj Pena K, ksnt1c'y bssA
I.a. Ia. lC0 Unon Cspal, l6ls 400 Sea- nsF.t- So
I-tsk ssv e3t 81 csn Zen Ameoy T. o. o. l9 -
a "a DO 81 s. 10 %, ~ $3.50 30, 81 10 bssss,
49, r E.24; sf-Uo Ckes De- cssai a. =. lD s.so
~ ,r-or RR g. 100 AOrris ClAa. los; $500 eb' H"
No, -, IA "a "a 100 Peuu. 70, \. .. ,.s, A, M,
Sss-i B'srs-fs h,eh- Bs &r 70 rhL 80,
Lesah o. AZ; so N0rn: Cazslt lgti ." 49, "a ""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

Rich SHAwLs AND SILKs.-The

AVN ~hh' t@' avn TIC CUQ
tnued demand for those rich Shsws silks other Drss,
Gooes At COLUMBIAN HALL, No 2sl Grand daring III
past week might naturally great apprehension 10 the
iDs' Of some who have not supplied their warts bat we
can saIc them the supply Is equsl % the denaad Rsh
ShAwls silks MeIlnoes Csshmeres Parsnat a. Muslin ds
LAaes &c. OF the Iewest Fall stylas sill sred 40
such unprecedented low prices create the greatest
wonder In the mind OF the purchaser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

FIRE. - A FIRE broke out Yesterday
morniIs in Bu,h wick IN the rsdsnss If bir John Tons,
dale spread with sSch rspSity that the fan ,arsv
escaped 10 their night eiothss T@ house wa. con
svmed and the sionics hoos- belonging 70 Mr.. Tban,
sop uluch In jared Dir TpScsle Is about g. aS
and Ms Thompsons about siooboth covered by insar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

oeir tsuDs While be wss sp4sS,,g Aztec close OF hls
speech be fell exhausted. and II Ia said faintsd Yss
telosy ne wa, very sick. two paysicsss we're tskios
care Of him. Ind IL f-ar4d he might no, recover
Most cer,siniy he is an Injured r,sp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

MARINE COURT Before Judge cowtI'

W
By an Immigrant against he keepers OF
an u1os art boarding house NO l6l Wshingtonst for
the valve Of strunk sLo contents lost said hous IL ~o
shown that plaintiff brought his baggage 20 thu no s sheh
PLAYED BY the prop'etofs with other baggage, under
lock ksy 10 the cela-that plaintiff aferwsd applied
for HE Trunk. and it could not be found
In defense shown that defendant gave notice to-
boerdeTs In the hene that particular time stat>d they
a bs present and select their baggage, several OF
the bosrder- ntenced 10 leave lN supposed the tdns
tssen BY come per'on At that time The plaintiff did
not attend -,,..,... -...,., ~,
the law mssng unkeeper liable to the value Of his TRUNK
IL vaousy estimated by witnesses - bs zJrh $780,
SEQ snd SO. judgment for plaintiff. Sz5 and costs.
An5r-w Canery at. Herman n Merciaudaf-
Ts $40 the Of horse knock 81 down 81 Il
s,sndps opposite feed store in M,onst and struck
BY the shafts of wsgoni also falling him. BY
which he much iojured, and plain III put 10 expense
for bills for veterinary serseon &c Tne horss attached
and hchsd outside Of the store while plaintiff
SOD, charge OF the horse went ia parcasie
feed Ii is alleged that defendant along with
horse ard drawing behind latter spring cs-tthat
with that painta thro~iug horse plaintiff down.
In ceense. u denied that defendant dnvtns ast
and the difficulty Gained 70 have been caused oy the
hone neirg sgsenty left This denied Verdict for
plaintiff $50
Mary Barry at, Richard Brown.
To recover dsmsrss Of landlord fr bringing worknen
to the house and agsni the vial Of the proceeding
TO te the front Of tie house and noes for the pu
pose OF repair. compelling the tessbt 10 eInoys Pant
who 10 widow woman, with three children, o:cupsd
tenement belonging defendant in Chsny-s, ia which
she kept looss and in the stos AL .soitment OF gen
Defendant IN August without giving her soy notice cans
there with wefkDen aod asked her 70 rsmcvs-she replica
that he had place TO 20 To- AID she bad psd her rem N
Advance Defendant offered 70 ref11d latter ont sns u
cned TO receive t. TO .1 be sirectss che WORK
Non 10 procseoSo that abe compelled u remove saa
20 bsF tends ana has bss unable sRce 10 OBTAIN
plses IN which 10 carry on Business
In defense Il that tho prsmtsss wes unsefe Aaa
needee tpsiIiT and that the laDclsrd Wa Justified
TIE Court in tts eec,G n said that landlord IN rsn.ns
premises dves hir ELF Of al sht and title tnsfela -
not Only So but 10 b9und 10 sscure to the qdet .ns
f.fH 81 mn Act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT cALESDAR-TEr. D.r.

SUPERIOR C0URT-Nos. 90, &C, Al, 127,
12s, ISL 1856 lf AS lac 49, IA 1856 l6l l6i 7. 81,
&C. 179 49, 49, Is2 ls3 isl les ls6 lg7 1873 &c. 1877
lsl sz lss 1874. 1875 lS6 1871 zoo 2ol, 22 4oi 3Oi go
COMMON pLE.s-putI -poa sr532l go. SIS, 357. $50,
SAL 3 Sa5 81 $40 ssh SIS SIS S57, $50 SCI. 65 S5'
Psrs 2-Nos So So s64 S6s 366 572 S74 576, 5IS 49,
Ss2, Sai, sac 3ss, $50, SCI SGT, 5se, Sss, Ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
INDECENT

INDECENT AssAULT.-Two notorious
psrsous were arrested ct the Democratic meeting on
"Wednesday evening by officers Bsnn-tt and WslsA
charge OF pdecen'ly ssultnE and rObbinE usg
few ashts .ioo- on the Penny Briis- The yours l,iy
/, resoectsss aod resides in Newfork The exhaustion
viii take place this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
REAL EsTATE.-The folio wing sale

were made by A. J. Bleecker m Wednesday:
four story brick and lot 100 $500
lot on United Ststesst- BIooklyn, near Lte-st. 20
lot sdjoiniI 635
thereon, Nos io3, l55 and Isl Suihvsnst ... 1850
stoy bIiek house No 90 2ith-st............. $3.50
$40, y" ~ "e'' $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
THREAT TO SHOOT A POLICE Orr,csR

mao named francis Goodwin arrested on Wedne,
day night by Officer Go dell 81 the Filth Ward charged
with Threatening 10 shoot the officer with pistol wbch he
had In his hand which ~s loaded with powd.r and hall
answer the charge w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

is to Be smother free eK:uan to the Ilsss TaurHAy
next ben a. invitation 10 extended T. a. interested
70 visig Clar-uceyile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

CONVICTION FoR GRAND LARCENY.
Edw. McGrarh was tried tor grand lar
cFny IN haVrg o. the l6.h Of Auaus l, stolsu sold
W'cn vs'u-o - $50 tire property Cap, James Green ~
aPp-Sec IN evidence thst he complainant IVES Jins
estep on ne c-cs ~ a'oop. q witch Re "a. iTe snd
We sucorJ awakened b, the ps1nor whom he es1gh, ID
the act OF seanE NJ, watch Tne s,ter h,d ostaaet the
wan snn IN herE detected the -usrt ard threw the
va en- oV-rooac I'D causd J0ssph Schuler dove % the
oco o. tne rveT sld recovered t. Tue prisoner vhen
lived whe, be thought prop-r AID vo sd when be had
nlhd 70 The J7ry found him guilty ard Count ss2-
fenced iai 10 the st,te Prison for four years
I've foIln~ns per.ons were additional Grand
spd lsrs-l suyosrn
No other ea'e betrs ready for trial. the COur. adjourned
Before ihe R1es.'rE aad Al srr,rsr.,r .nl cossstl
IkiAL FOR ATTEMPT TAKE LIFE.
young Prns.ao ed F-ds ron. " - tsd and
Veto o. snootins With intent 70 XII Remand Nsts ss
or oo TIE btht OF The 18th Of tugus Toe t-usrs
o. the sbar were fully publish tn tim. dthe a~au
Ire prisoner was seatenced to the state Prison for hTs
yesn.
CONVICTED or GRAND LARCENY
-" m hcAnstsr, Scot-nrH.a, tied and couvistsd
otDs on me ";n r stolen rIry pair OF ss;er eso,s
W eo 80 from the tore Of Les Penny, No Is Court
spdts TIE psoae- being old offender was fsnteaced
70 the State Prison for FIVE rear
TRIAL FOR BURGLARY.
Cnnies fhonas implicated Nth John William ia the
eonui"on Ct burglary upon the dwelling Of Mr. Msbssi
Durham No erwel'tst the 18th ~ Augas, last
ueo convicted and ,entsnced to the State Prison 'o'
years William it 10 understood, val be tiled
morning.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Jseoo sptzineT German, pesded guilty r. the coums
SION oa Grand larceny and sentenced 10 the State PMS
for two years
Isaac Re inflicted for receiving stolen gooi pleaded
zuJ TO he indictment and sent to the Pentnsy for
six months
fhe Court then Adjourned FOR the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

Rt e,i ~ Lee I..ss r. r. i3i tlsoo Hics ns 80
csat b.. 81 Csee csaai l6s. CO.. 10Y TIA nsssf
x Il, AK H.en Ci'T 4. r., leot; sfsea r. T., tss 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
WHARF IMpRovEMENT.-The muC

scOws busly engaged filling up the river from opposite
the Atlantic Hotel the Cunsd What to poin, oppo-
site the cot Of HudsoDst Soetfiog hu0dr-d yards
In ph wi be ,hus taken in sordng sn additional water
fontsge Of much value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
tAivertl .ersntl
e Ihe great Fair of the Anne

Institute Is open daily, tsundsys excepted from A. NJ
until 10 r NJ at Castle Garden This evening At 10 P
there WIZ be splendid display Of fire WORKS the Erst
OF the series tbs season by ISAAC EDGE Sen Music b.
Doewoths Band DARN: the evening by order Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
DANGEROUS FEAT.-Quite a sensation

created In the vcny of Bro ,dway and Fultoa st.
"Wednesday morning, by climbing up the stee pie Of
st Psurs church. by the lightning rod the outside He
went up for the purpose OF putting rope around below
the ball. by which TO hand the ladders to be used in
painting the steepe. The extraordinary feat erform-
ed by JOSEPH Dawson, msn 5S OF Tbs Is the
fourth time he has ded the steepe in tn,
daring the las ten years st. Paul. steeple 200
about 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

SLUNG SHoT.-A man named Frederick
Graham was arrested on Wednesday evening st tAe De
meeting charged with strik0g Mr.. J. H. FoN oa
the head with sluDg sho:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
IS DISTRICT ooURT-B-fOrs Judse crrr'
Three seamsn of the ship George


but indicted for attempt At revqt a. the vessel s q
Qursniine. IL sppssu inst fquoT had bsen ds2snsea
among the men ane that difficulty occurred oetsea De-
f.ld.ns aud the first they were placed 10 Foas
bur returned their duty The Jury found Tsf
oct Of guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

Mshipg the entire cost about. No
The "a, Mugs At . rate exceeding ons miltiss ~
dolarsper year. In the s frar months from The opsa
ing of the road and while Ii 10 YES without sny Eaa-
ern or Western Railroad connecao
By winter tho roads around the south shore of Lake
Erie Will b. completed; and the Chicag, and Rock T.
land Road wi be o)er Cd shout 100 mles TO Ottawa anl
La salls upon the Illiools YER and sessoa
will perfect the communication by this line Of roads
with the Ms.l.'lpp.
The stocks Il this Company quoted al lsso
lo3 and are among shs favorable investments sscu-
rites In the marie, Toe Company has avoided mailing
iu Bonds convertible, and .ts large surplus earnings
will therefore entirely TO the advantages Of the
stocbh, lders.
The Washington Correspondent of Tie
Cewiu and ERQstr0 siates that tho officers of tho
United sts.es Treasury Departments do mot anticiposs
any considerable dimnutlon of the deposits In III Sub
Treasury during the present quarter The same wrsr
gives the following the receipts of the elk principal
Custom houses, for the quarter ending Sept 30;
New York. sass. 10 2l5 900 Baltimore Gil 900
BonoD.---. ga 600 charleston ...... lfIG00
Pbusdsl phs..... 1891 coo New Orleans 4s6Ooe
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .2ca 0oo
The returns from ether smaller discts have not yse
been received but they will amount to about S500ooe
The total receipts from customs fJr The quarter mag
therefore be estimated at s4 7ss co., against o47oi..
800 In she corresponding qua tor Of 1851.
InOmpsOn's Reporter publishes 10 slip.
ihis morning the following notice: "BswTs-Thsss
are two banks The Bank Of the City washingtop az
the City Bans Washington neither Of which arc 70.
deemed"
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company
Of Philadelphia declared dividend Of ak per cent.
The following were the receipts for
September on the Lous Island Railroad a. impaired
with September lsss year;