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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

To last Annual Report appended COPY Of the
Acts Of the Legislatures Of Connecticut snS Rhode l.
land authorizing the ~ue OF - no shares of rey sock
nj pai fer the purpose Of paving Oh the per cent TX
tCu,ion Read r, nd- Beoks for sui ssrsio 10 TN, .,ocs
were opened lat October and the whole amount r,ror,pt
" taken hy the stockholders in the proportion of l6
shnres * new 100 shares OF the old sock held making
the entire capital stock OF the Company II 'SSOe1
The amount received from the issue Of New stock
his been applied 10 the redemption OF the Bonds above
named whenever they were offered there remain
$50 Of these Bonds in the hands OF parties who pre-
fer holding them The funds. however. have been in.
vested in the purchase Of SIX per cent Bonds OF the
Company OF which S4OO0 are now in their possession.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank OF Bal
tmore hs. declared semsnnusl dividend of four and
half yer cent The Hope Insurance Company of Bos-
ten. I'VE per cent The Farmers Bank at Mount Holly.
NewJer.ey four per cent Prescott Bank Lowell. semi
annual dividend four per cent The John Hancock
Bank. Springfield semi-snnusl dividend Of four per
cent
The following is the official statement of the
tolls collected the Canals Of this state to the 3Gh OF
foro NJ vcars
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MARINE COuRr-Besss jude Lrxcz
G-ots- y,hnsoH ~ Capt stewart
BY the cook against the master of ship South

Carolina damages and spp-,rel
hat whQ- thc sAp Rotterdam ihe
galley with an iruH shovel rh- Ct led and
he and several other blow.
nuns and hsct OF the nek and breast IL
plsnin in-n-a; and DID ohy
orders. the made duIias bcs;es
between pAnus md the steward JudsD-n ior p.ad spl
Before Judge COstss
Nathan Anen Cxhsnc McCoy.To recover daHas.s tot al
ksd prem hired Of plaintiff BY dendan IN e-i lith
IT, te1dani hsvns agreed BY the Of tbs eo 70 leave %
prrnac. good he 6und r-n reasonable -e. and
ereeped but hat she l~ hsm asdaied sns damaged
thar sAe bsrd-r. and sold liquors md the
hous beese injured by the windows boken the saaes re
moved. &c. PiAaif c4ns sloo
IL defense said that the h- bach windows
that there cords them blown BY the c-
the Wind also that psntf PROMISED sad ~Indovs bat
b. postd 20 and that othse the hoa> .arrcnd-rS
rsuNl sood oontoa Ordinary sss t-aS sxs-eseA 'stg
az-<-s.al 49,.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SECOND ANNUAL PARADE OF THE BROoKLYN
FIRE DEPARrMEST.-A meeting OF the Board OF OHceT'
OF tie Brooklyn Fire Department. wa held on Fnday e'e
ling II the oice o. the Commissioner OF k-rs AHd up
Plies. City Hall Tor the purOse Of adopting pTO<r IN NJ
Of arrangements for the Second Annual Paadr, on Mon
day. llih list The following was adopted The line vii
form Cour-st the ught Testln- or JoTacmon al i.
o'clock and start az o'clock nZ dow .il
TO Fourth place FCurthgace TO Clinton Clnion TO AAn
tic. Atlantic 10 Hicks hicks Pineapple Pin~spplr 70
Henry. Henry Cranberry, Cranberry 70 Heks HICKS %
Fulton Fulton Boerun, BoeruH to Atlantic Atlantic 70
Smith Smith FultOn-ay Fulton-ay u bridge BHds~ 20
MyTtrav MyTileav. TO Cass0nay ClAsson-av = iu-h
ngav, FlushngAy. TO Cint0n-av Cllnon-av 70 Parssv
PaTkav to Husonav Hudson-av 70 IoTkst FORK 10 JAY
yay 70 Prospect, Prospect 70 Washnzion washington 20
City Hall. where the line VIII b. dismissed number OF
COMPANIES from distance ar expected to arrl'y IN ie
20 participate tie parade which promises to b. the grand
at got up Brooklyn In tn afternoon Fir-in-n
Hail. Henry-st 70 be opened for public inspection ana
address Will h delivered at Concert Hall in tn evening
BY Rev. J. L. HODGE,.
SERIOUS AccIDEST.-On Friday afternoon,
during the rain storm painters apprentice named HUGH
McLsuGHIfS was precIpitated from ladder standing
against house in WdodhuIst between Hanil'onsv and
Cournba-st and danzerously injured be was picked
M in .tate OF nsensbity and conveyed the Hospital
BY Officer WATSON. Third Police. Mr., Samuel SIMPSON
also badly hurt IN consequence OF the ladder fains
upon him.
JUSTICE OF THE PEAcE-JAcOB C.. BLATcH-
Ey ~, nominated g. candidate for Justice of the Peace
by tbs Opposition City Convention Frlday evening.
which specially convened 20 MI the vacancy on the
ticket Occsaoned BY the deelnanon OF DAVID DAVIS
The FERRY Boar NAssAU.-This boat form
ery plying between Hsmilton-av and hitehast wasre
Gently sold Mesrs SCHUYLER Akss the new essees
OF the Albany and Greenbush ferry The Nassau taken
up the nrer Thursday evening.
IsQuEsT.-An inquest was held at Babylon,
L. L. On Friday last upon the body Of Mrs BRYANT, who
was found sitting chsr dead, the previous evening
Deceased was about years Of age and the wife OF JoHs
H. BRYANT As no could be assigned for her sudden
decease by tho Jury they returned the verdict died by tho
visitation Of God.
NEw School HoUsEs.-ln conformity with
resolutions Of the Board OF Education contracts to be
entered the erection Of school house IN the
Sixth ard expense not exceeding $1,000 and new
house District No H. for colored school, not exceeding
Sl2CD0.
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oct n fu'r BoAis-sl 30 Penrs $. ~ sibp c. A. X -.
IS 100 slno Lehss &C. IS ~ slJ'" 10, -. o. Har
r-hurE n, 80; 80 luon Canal PRE- - lo sh Cani Pre-.
~ do. = va d.. cs,h p PENN, KR, 49, l.
hsh Nav -h Il Morn Csn. Pr-f b. Ban. ken'ucsy.
10; ITO Grsrd BaEk 81 1914 : Bank lPenna.. liYa.
Brr-rrs BoID'-s3CfU Reading Railroad Norizsr H. a. ~,
$500 Cy Railroad So. - "a. l07 ssp) b., a. 0' 10 l.
hsh Ssvssuon 81 Hsrri-burs RAILROAD ~; b.. So. loo
ruOn Canal 49,, 90 LONG L.hnd Railroad h' 1915 m Long
Island Raoad,l3A 20 d. cash, i3 l6 Lone Island Railroad
l3t 20 10. H.. l3f.
>,co,s Bo.s-.l"oU 80 - lob SOU R,,dns II X =.
20 -l X X -. luL, $40 Gsrt-n 90 10
lct go do 81 ln.1, do. - ltJi, >r L-high ~
- 20 tnon Canal ia, Do l5}s Prnna RE- ~ 80
>ch Nlr Pref. 80 - DO, = LOO Co. 3's DO Luns Island
RR.l3h
Arm io.,s-ssOn sch Nav. -. - %; slnn Read r. So
! so sch Na, Pref ~, Do. Ions I-l-nd r.
i.l 20 d. 49, 70 Unou Cana, Is 20 G.rard Bans lJi
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MARRIED.

On WEDNESDAY oct D. tho r---nc- Of b. : ttars 30 ~
M Loun-berry Mr. FRANCIS l. DERBl, OF Gile-5ul.h
limos. 10 VI. ANNA THOMPSON o! Ne~ forI
In VI ofl. Ma. y Row VI E4;ol SOPHIA A. GARDNER
JOHNSON OF Canton Nj WILLIAM GKlGG eldest -on Of
Thoria- Gfsr ~. OF Cornwall. Enr.snd
sep Trinity Church. b.. Rev Dr. T. J. Hishi W. JOHN
JONES 10 Mr.. ELIZABETH OWENS
In S.ievie. Iyr Coua'v Va. sgt = ~ Rev Dr. Nnfc
ADDISON : DlOSSl. o. New ro-k. 10 Ms LACNETIA \
s,ushtrr Of Abraham ID. Sopsf. Est
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RECEIVING New ESGINE-Engine Com

pany No received home their and beautiful engine
on friday last on which the Fire Department
turned ont IN procession and paraded the streets col
latou was pGTiaken of toward evening, At lshington
Hall By tie fremen. JAMES SMITH Esq. of New-iOrk,
the builder Of this machine, which cost SLIGO and Is tie
second one of the kind buit-the first i No IL Of
Brooklyn Ii Of new style, adding to tue Engine the
convenience OF Hosr Carnage.
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BISHOP DoANE's TRIAL.-The Court for his

trial Camdenl on THURSDAY aud ait"r secret SESSION
of few hours Il adjourned 10 meet Friday Burns
ton The Bishops present were the following; hoPkiNs
OF Vermont; CHASE, of New-linnpshlre; EasfBuRN OF
Msssschuetts WILLIAMS. Of Connecticut; DE.LANCEfoi
Ntw-York: MCKosKRY, OF Michigan; POTTER, OF Penn
,ylvana: LIE Of Delawar-; WHrTlSGH.M Of Maryland
IopNs OF Nirgnia: vrs Of North Carolina; GEEENE, Of
Mississippi; SMITH OF Kentucky and UPHOLD OF Indiana
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SATURDAY Oct 9-P W.
The Stock Market was rather heavy this

morning and the iances generally were lower. Erie
was thrown on the market considerable extent, and
was depressed TO Ssh In the street some sales were
made at s3i At the Second Board there better
feeling and considerable hrmness was shown, with
DEPOSITION 10 buy The stock. Oft he Stonngton and
Norwich Roads are depressed by the reduction in
through fare Th. reduction, however, will probably
force all the lines into agreement on paying rate.
For Government and State stocks there wa fair de-
mand, and full prices we're sustained.
In Sterling there is but little movement,
but the quotations firm at 10! l0l p cent The
supply il moderate.
In Freghts, the engagements are 10 mode
rate extent To Liverpool Cotton ID; 10000 bushels
Wheat. Had Flour, I'D. Resin, Id Dead Weight,
ljs Loo casks Querctron Bark were taken on pri-
yute terms To London, 900 bbls Resin, %. ID; IS
case. Gum 2Os 80 boxes Tobacco, s. 80 kegs do.
IS; Flour o. 3D. Oil Cake, 2- I'd To Glasgow 100
inns Oil Cake 2Os : Flour Is Cd. 500 bbls Flour at
L. I'd ais Cd To IIayre, Cotton, / Of cent To Am.
stcrdam 100 bbls Potash 22s Cd 80 Turpcntne and
Resin 2s Cd 200 Flour 2s Sd. and TO Rotterdam, -
bbs Pot and Pearl Ashes -. cd G25s and 900 Resin.
% cd To California vessels the berth are doing
good business and clippers, nearly full, obtain II per
oo-2 eco bushels Of Oats taken at II per bag OF
3bushels An American ship has been taken from -.
Johns to London sJs to Bristol Channel Cos, and
one from the same port if to London Sos or Liverpool
7Os or Bristol Channel 72s cd and Prussian brig OF
ljO0 bbls with Turpentine to Hull, %. lOd per Dbl
There is evidently less demand for money TO-
day. both on call and paper but rates are without
change to notice On good colaterals call loans are
sal n cent The offerings the Banks not large.
and in several Of the banks hi. week have been less
than the receipts Some of the leading houses in the
street had considerable Of unemployed capital
to-day.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are Sis
100; paid .iO3-6; balance, s6-7s-03.
The steamer took to-day only $4,000 in
coin She had also 100000 Tennessee Skies, nego-
tated by Mr DRAPER, which afforded seasonabe sup.
ply OF Exchange
The arrangement which we reported yester-
dsy A. having been made by the Tarifvle and Thomp
sonyille Compsnes has not been absolutely concluded
but has yet to be submitted to the stockholders and
bondholdcrs 1t agreed 10 by those of both parties
present at the meeting and they represented large
proportion OF both.
Land Warrants are heavy, and selling at
sl4ia $50.
The earnings of the Macon and Western
-. -
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COUNT OF COMMON PLEAS-S,sci.L TEss-B-or- judge
DskI.
I.sh.a Forrc, hsr guardian sarah Brady

ns arrested Alleged breach promise marriage
AZ and required bad lhci-ni
cui;, double the the s.Su The compliant
charges that aid Isabella foesirr about
30 became acquainted With t~-nut.
and 'hsn sid 60 The be- PLAINTIFF n1ull1n
and belief unmarried that the said dcnd, ssr--d marry
sbcs and under promise ri Sad marriage h. dvrd
fully .tduCed her and ,he became mother that be-
fh IN. N, muse wholly abandoned and wi, her
previously thereto chssie md good character
builder. &c. and he P,l;,f
~il l~sleiA q sms damages ior The done
II defense dened that defendant promised
Isabella The seduction a~n denied The Counsel i-
of BAL be reiucedhat The
defendant obttn friends although
be cua but r-qurrJor h. ind
Justify s3go each The Court aid b. thOushi IT. h
complain; the nd PLACED hsh he would however
iook the psf-r-. D-Cisou reserved
Ellen Thoms Warner, WrL n Mofs and rAolis
Carnly. Sh~rt.
Nj Warner. prevoas ~svns NrsYort. .ome um-
narrowed DR. Mod4i sSSu ~hah b. confession Of
JvdSmss ~ H. lroprrty ~hch NJ Is CITY Hal pt.
DuSne Mr. " sr-r~srd contested h. ehn 5a; js
ioT Injunction herd rom srns
Is Decision reserved
Hbtab~ih Yeury at stephen : Ieary
Divorce granted on the chtrsc OF miieify
TIAt Tus-B,iofe Judge weoptrrr
AnOnia Porcria John u MoSlrslA.
To damages alleged mshous PROSECUTION col9n
F nff Eoruscs'
~heh Psnui arrested sr-sy Yer
fog is'.s. 49, which cares lkr
Before Judsr lsss.z.x
IIna'E Her1ue Efua lnsarznsc COMPANY. Of U'arA
To Iocy Grant Already re
l,rfc1 ~ Th.s csc - sill ID
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CoMMlrMENrs-On Samrday morning, the
SLrxG Smor.-FREpERIck GRINNER. found
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

WING MEETING AT NEwARR.-On Friday
evening there was another encouraging Nhig demon
sfratiou At Washington Hall The hall was crowded Hon
Jos C. HORSEPOWER presided. ROSCOE CoNKLlN tsqr
and + A CoNKLISG and Mr. GREEN. OF New-York ad-
dressed the assebagr confidence of hg success char
rcterztd the meeting.
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SUPREME COURT Before Judge Damn
Ferguson Poet sEan-i kdmuni Jon-.
To recover S3ll, alleged 10 be due on con

traci Tor erecting house Csrcmoun Boomngit The rn'-
hat n, house fu-hci stipulated and ihs ih-
hip not acordHs 10 contrast ad DE-
ienau claims ore, IN slC and also ose, boarding hs
plaintiff To he counued his forenoon
Before Judge PAWS
Johann Mcrvoy arau Joha and George Hrstrr
recover ~ dush'er Isnif krd " iar
srs,r, Cherry already referred Co. Th' vii Be- sven
10 hi
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inst, denied, Charles A. Rapao for motion III
Jr oppo.ed.
NO Bnrch appellant; asns, Nevury, impd. &C. responder
Rearsued Hiram Demo for appellant Francs Herman for re-
1onden No, concluded al , = N
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" No one who appreciates the blessings
flowing from the liberal institutions Of land would
fail TO animate by his presence the efforts of genius
and production, displayed at Castle Garden. Nearly
every State in our glorious Union WIN be found in
some shape represented there. Among those of GER
tsiny not the smallest interest are the manufactures
of the South--Unbleached Cottons from North and
South Carolina competing in the markets of the world
which are among the almost incredible wonders of
the day. Yet there they are. We say, go to Castle
Garden
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Arrived.

In .hp Independence from LONDON aud Posnou,h--Mr Ales
waush n Bainhse, Mary Bsnbrdse, Mss A. Bsinbntre.
Mr.. Caiharine paTnhauL
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rsnse from - Si to - IS for and extra snl
fancy los higher quotations In Rvs FLOUR and Coax
MEAL change. We quote the former ~ 1885 s7t,
and the latter IS S7i y bush There but limited
snouut Of WHEAT. odering. and prices are firm sales
spd some new White a. SIC 6Sl. There s ne
RYE here CoRS Is in demand; 700 basheis South
ern yellow sold 1t 7 sHost and -oue hlte terms sept
private. oars arr also higher SCoo bushels Delaware sed
At S7aS7ic b bushel Their - little inquiry for
PoSk We quote Mes SO SOP ~, and Prime 81 y
hbl The market nearly bare OF the latter deSnpnon
REEF ses only in small lots for ships stores oar qets
tous The market for Bacon hiss ben very quie and the
only sales reported small lots Sides AZ le0 lcc and
Shoulders At s,Gsc D H. HANS range from l2t 10 itc -
IN quality LAID Small ses OF bos 81 lac and
seEs AZ l3 H. Sales of BvrrEg IN kegs and nrAins q
iodietc frce- OF CHrEss r-ain without change WIS
KY Is m hrnit-d Request Sales OF bhs AZ 2lt92 druds
- Of ~ d23 end hkis ., Slic
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Saturday, Oct. o.

Business - es active usuAl prior to the genera eee
ton The Flour market Is very quiet, but holders se
finn. There inquiry for sbipInent and lo" ooS
mixed and good brands sold - 81. v sbi and small
- VI krsLdJvxs ~ " ~ k0< siy ssssAA~ts~s xsss
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RAHwAr.-On account of the supposed I'M
heahnes of the mil ponds collected At Railway, for nv
drsuc power beside the land which they cover, move
ent foot 10 substitute steam power for that n water
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TrMrrnAncr.-A Temnerance meeting vii

lEMPERANCE.-A temperance luttllIS VIII
be held in New Brunswick about the 10Th inst which
viii addressed by Hon NEAL Dow, late Mayor Of Port
land Hon THEODORE FRFLINCHuYSEN ana Rev. I. L.
CuYLER 1, stated that Mr. Dow wi. t.rry weeks
III Ne~-JeTsey.
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Markets So. .Reportsi B, TSerupA.

NEwOsLytSs, Oct s.-The sales Of Corrox to-day
werr lotto bales. Market frmer Mddhns 9lc The sacs
Of the week have been $4,000 bales The receipts of the
week were also 5000 Stock hand exclusive OF ship-
board o The total receipts since the LIST OF s-ptemb
have been 1890 bales. RIO Cores, Sac. u sfc.-
WHISKY. lac
CHARLESTON Oct 8. lsS2-The sales Of Corrox TO-DAY
wer~ 500 bales At sialo. The market is dull and hAs
declining tendency
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STEALING FROM ARoox-MArg.-Oficer Fra

STEALfNG FRON AKoOA-MATE.-Officer FRA
SER OF the Ninth Ward yesterday arrested Young man
named MICHAEL COMMON, charged with having stolen
lever watch valued 81 $50 and els in money from roou
mate named THos CoYLE, ct their boarding house 10
Osnsevoortst The accused subsequently, with ths
sns Hs was committed by Justice STcARr TO await e.
sAaxHllD1-
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT cALENDAR-Tn" D.I.

COURT CALESDAR-Tun Dir.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 957, 3l5. 521,
35 b. 4o All. as, All, A. as 2!7
~ 49, Part Same q. Saturday.
SUPsAios COrET-Pulished on Saturday.
L. D,TEIcr COrIT-Eos IL. To- 90 y. Il. - to 81
Corrr-Geneal TermSorih American Trust Company
sll on.
Cpcu Corsr-AdOurned TIL. day hut the probability ths,
judy Harri- expected viii here To hold it.
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ALNAsac...-..
su,-Risc N Sets..........h ~ Moos-Rise- y "
Sandy Hook ! O5 -T ~ Hell Gate .....) -
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Receipts of Produce... .. Oct. 9,

n, North Rire- Poffs-5o bbls Whisky. $50 baah.
Wheat $50 bbls. Flour. and bales Wool
BY Eyie Raii,Odd-l,cS psss Butter. PIG bs chcesak
i.6Sl bbls Flour.
Butter - -
~ Rrrsw Railroad fer REX eniiro Oct g. S' head Cat
tie, % Cows lA Calves esi sheep, 1927 hs Drrss1
Hog. S7o2 do Mutton and Beef 100 pkss Poultry Is do.
Eegs SIS do Butter 67 DO Sundres sos bush Potaoe
IS bbs Lime l25 bales Hay 70 tuns lron 10 bbs flosr
bales Wool
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Cu,RcE OF GRAyD LARcEsY-Arrea Of a

Cu,RcE OF GRAyD LARcESy-irrea Of
Fo,ber and hfs Son.-A lad named CHARLES STow,LL
arrested on Saturday last by officer McCoRD OF the Fifth
Mad charged with having the 5 OF August last picked
the rocket Of Mrs T.. b. SOmzRs residing az No. II -
Narkspsce. of purse containing diamond pin. valued az
$50 and S2in bank bills while she eayng the
tost Francis sddy at the foot OF Robinsolst The nd
confessed that himself and smother lad named FRANK Fog-
had stolen the purse and divided the property the
pin falling him, and that he had 20 his father
QCINcEY STowELL, Of the deputy prson-keopers AZ
Backwes Island The officer then called upon the father
and took him before Police MagstEne but 10 other eyi-
dence OF his guilt being obtained he permitted leave
The Toy, however persisted IN saying that his father hd
hoT Pm and the oee5 went t. n: house and While The
He stopped 10 listen and heard STowELL that be had
the PIN but would them Id first before no would let
them have H. and If che opened her mouth about Il he
would knock her head of The officer then into the
room, arrested STOwELL searched him and the premises
bout finding the pin and then took him TO the Tobs
where he with bis son is now locked up
SUsPfcIoy OF GRAND LARcESY.-A female
named FREDHRcA LASDA yesterday arrested on
pcOn Of having stolen So % in gold coin from the room 81
IS SAID to have been the only VINO had access 10 me
in which the money deposited No portion OF IL
found her person. She committed by Justice
WELSH to await examination.
Assault WITH SLUSG-SHOT.-A man named
RIcHp KREUssEs was arrested o'clock yesterday morn
ing by AssenCspt FARRAs, othe Fourteenth ward 70
hce charged with assaulting HY BROOKE resnng ~ NO.
~ Hudson-st ard striking hun violent blow win
sung-shot The prisoner taken before Justice WELSH
and held 10 await examination
DISHONEST CLERK-THos NJ. WHITLEY,
clerk in the employ of Isaac p BALDWIN OF No IL Cham
bers was Yesterday arrested charged with having col
lscted and appropriated his the OF SIS the
property Of his employer he was taken before Juce Us
BORNE and held to await examination.
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MotiOn to dismiss appeal, made on

COURT OF APPEAIs-ALsisr. Oct :. ls5.
Present All he judge.
Donnely. surv &c, respondent assn't Corbett imp d.
&c laut
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The annual meeting of the Stonington Rail
read Company held on the 9th september, at
which the old Boar Of Directors reelected viz
CIAS. p. WILLIAMS Stonington, Conn, THos. Tiles
TON, WM. : WErNoRE, MATTHEW MORGAN. RICHARD
NJ BLArcHFoRD, SAMUEL JAUDoS, JALES FOSTER, Jr.'
NELSON ROBINSON, New York City NArHANF DIXON
Westerly RI CHAs. P. WILLIAMS, President FRAN
CTS ANY. Treasurer; JAMES RUTHERFORD Clerk.
Tie annual report also read Of which we append
an abstract Tie business Of the year has been salts
factory and the President congraiuates the Company
upon the ha;terng prospects OF the coming year The
Report lays:
Tie re-ts Of the Coupauy for the year ending Aug 81
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FArAL AccIprxr.-On Saturday morning
AcclnENr.-On Saturday morning. WmLIAM

MOORE lid about 10 wears Of ago. while work The
third story of new building ithst cl 20 the ground,
breaking one Of his arms and being otherwise considerably
injured.
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SERIOUS AccIDENr-A young man, named
wM sxuLY while engaged st work upon new building
a. the corner OF FAh-av and Thrtieth-st, Saturday
sternoon fell from scafod 70 the pavement and had his
eg fractured he conveyed by oihcer M.sSS oil inc
Eighteenth Ward, 10 the Bellevue Hospital
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and was this day discharged IS engayer oy proiesson
worked the Lime Contract in prison u oesions Q, 90
tanning berth as on board steamboat
has Recommendation from Mr. RowELL, Warden OF sing
sing he appears very wen eOthed-eei,eI than Any ds
charged convict; have been acquainted WIN nm iol
some wears he SAYS Mr. r. gave him the suit which no
wears, besides q suit 20 work in.
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RoRRrRY ny A CLRRk.-A boy, Il years of

named FRANK WILSON arrested on Saturday lst
by Ocers BUMsrEAD OF the Third District Ponce Court,
and 0MsssA the Fourteenth Ward charged with hsVins
May last, stolen letters and pfrees
Containing money the property OF tine Newfors and kre
Railroad Company The accused, II appears employed
N the Treasurcrs Once of the Company. the foot OF
Duanet and Is alleged TO have used key which hung up
N the oee for the purpose Of opening bss from which
he extracted the parcels aud money On Wednesday last
b. SAID 70 have obtained in this way package containing
$40 which was addressed TO PHoNAs J. TOWNSEND, aud
which have been forwarded West BY the tram. The
officers when about arrest the accused iound hun IN bed
al the corner Of Broadway aud Cana and on taking him
into custody he admitted his guilt and stated that portion
OF the money which he had stolen he had divided with
companion named VIM GILLIAN. who recently sailed tor
Ansts and On searching the person the accused the
officers found gold watch and cham which he admitted he
had with the stolen money together with StS IN
bank bills also par, Of the stolen money he taken
before Justice ESH and committed 20 prison The whole
amount missed thus lar BY tho Company is ses5.