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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
Arrived.

.T HSS' .... cl.@Pon 70 Looao. ..a pe.s;%e ,..
sRL IS h a. oA IS ,POls a.hns .ehr FrvnOOt fan SossS
sse Dn.o tof Bath ooOp-r sra. M H.,.. ns.. ssl al
pass. to m..',I I'm s., loo. IS .sols ship mss
Bars Gbee tol Richmond, Ne whrnor.. % d. ha GOTTA
o. yq T., p' % n.s sept s, lat 1s, lon u %.
s.sr ho.aI5 Da'' d. fn SssSern. c, narh V
schr Julia Marcy, ,,-,On d, fn Ss-S.u. n. c. naval
stores X. n Bhcs~el 49,
% s6,s H.sl. Com % H''' A' ~ n. .aA ss
Barb Auphtni- samb Ar-a,s. calao. GsOrss.s~, as,
Bus j. W. Godfrey staples Bo.,or Sd. .b.n.,,
,u9r D. soosm.o Len Bro isdo.ty fn wais.sss. e
Jus; Quasntns have lost the txA
.o. m so.,a1 - the los. Of .s sus % -.ss: esssa.s
Seat the plot boat Rem.r b, assistance, 10. Sns w..Aea.
AuG Maea Reef She ". Got sad eeudsmasd asa ~s 70
Bra Alan ode Be- LOclbar I'm. Windsor Ss plaster
seSr Richmond LoyeAnS d, fm. Richmond. ma.s C. Il.
schr -iu Lyle sd. FIN. Ph.aelsha coal bOusd
schr' S. >. Hunks yaso. - ds I'm. Baltimore, coal
seSr Ss.oa' a. sccalan. 81 iu.y il d. coal to master
sohr. Tvsns, Love. RocAPyt % hss 70 master
sehr Lebanon p,oa~a'st slHs,"is. Ne. as lumber
schr Bolivar. Ems RoclApd. Dc. hme.
schr AID, Pal, RocllssJ, a., Inn.
schr. JOSEPH Baker. Ames, Rocisnd3ds
SER. Liberty Williams, Boston d' hs-ood to master.
schr BENJAMIN FrsuAhn, Brown, Chenyheh d. lumber 70
sc6r csrs.cO Lord. Ellsworth 10 de-. lumber simpson, MAJ
hcW 4 Co.
schr. ID. w. Dixon, Doane, Harwch ds ash 70
schr EFa Jane Hoxes frovucetown as
schr Ehlsb.th Hsrns, orleans Mas d.,
sh NcIer.on Cap Cod Mas d. 6sa to nastss
schr Leanslon. Colby, Roc kpon d., h.h to master
Scar Alexander Baldwin Philadelphia ds, coal bcuad to New
Haven
schr Anita Damon. Black nsto- Thomaston de-, hme
schr GeoR. N Smith. HswAsns Wsressm ds.
scb AsaWan Bes.e, Wsreham d, nds- to 9 7. rsdAis.
schr Ellen OssoOd. Rodman New Bedford ds., OIL
sclr Augusta, Springer, Nes Bedford de-. osL
schr May p izabeih. Mills. Pr iaielpha d.. oats
schr Ehis Eastman, Hand, Hsioweio IL.
sch sneo johnson, Mschas 10 ds, hth to Simpson, hhsv
a Co.
sch Friend s,rout, MOdse 10 d, lumber to Simpson,. Nag
hev, a Co
Eudors Teworsy, Ellsworth de-, lumber to smp'os.
Mayhem Co. -
sh Bonita Wooster Eas,po d. hh ard plasssr to Brett.
Yose Co. -
scn Gen Pesry. LovejOy, Whiting ds. hath to Brett vo's
& Co. .,...,.
sbr john Msyaowe Robinson Maehas d., timber 10 Brett
YOss Co -. ...-
shr joseph BnncksOa, Cullen, FIN. Pssnseree ~hsa, 70
Shields somervilie.
enthusiastically Star of the West rnApaush, ssa Jsss.
(sic.l Illinois, Haristein, Asplnwsh
Below ship bark and bIss, unknown
WIND-At 81 nsst, sAln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
New-York Cattle Market. SEPT %.

Reported Tor The InbuneI
For Beeves at the Washington Drove Yard corner OF 9TH
sv and Sithst and Cham5srlains Hudson Rvsr Bulls
Lsms at Brownings in Och St. Sd-sv, and also ct
Chsmberlain's.
AT WASHINGTON DROVE YARD Offered. 2 100 Beeves
$500 Southern and Western the remainder this Sste Mar
let fair Sales retailing qualities at hom &C. to &c About
30 left over, unsold.
ArBRowNING's (Lower Bulls Hesd).-Oasred SO Cow
and Calves Prices aged a. frsn so TO sSQsO. All
sod. Sheep ard Lsmbs-700O OF sale. Prices Of the
former at from 81 Is to s. $685. and for the latter 81 to
81 75d$5 u.s. LEFT over, 500
AT CHAMBERLAINs Hudson River Bulls Hull Offered,
$50 Beef Cattle Sales from 67t e9c Cows and Cslyea
30 offered sales az from So SS0dS+5 Sheep aud LSnbs
Offered sOO sales Of the former at 81 81 to 81 55QS
and Of the latter from 81 50 to 81 25dsS So 500 unsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
MONDAY, Sept. 20-p. VI

MONDAY, sept SO-r.
The Stock market has been very AMI
mated to-day. Large sales have been effected q, en-
HANGED prices, With general improvement Ia tone
Reading has advanced to 994, cash, improvement OF
Ia y cent aud bids fair to reach par 10 the n1rnins
Erie stock was stronger to day the recent heavins''
has disappeared for though the ofrIogs Of the stock
were large, they we're readily taken at an advance OF
r. Nicaragua active aud lnctustsd little, closing.
however, at an advance OF Il. TIE transactions we're
3Ot5 sharesL Hudson River was In Considerable de-
rnsnd lje0 shares we're sold, closing at y csot ad
vance Long Island sold to the extent OF 100 shares
estabdshins advance Of on the caih sales Untst
States Skies, OF 1869, advanced Z. Al the Second
Board there was less activity bat increased irmusss
and the market closed for the day with strong up ward
tendency.
Money is extremely easy, al previous
rates. The amount seeking temporary investment i'
large and facilitates negotiations for loan and discount
but lenders are firm at ga 6 p can't
The Foreign Exchange Market was dull
today and rates for Sterling are heavy Toe sale we
alluded to, on Saturday, to the extent Of $4,000
Sterling, all In one lot at lOA per cent premium. Tee
quotations are now ll0d HOS.
Through private sources We learn, that
sales Of Eiie Convertible Bonds Of ls69 were made In
London al 90 which ls the highest price yet obtained
there. The Convertibles Of ISL offering a. Csc
In Freights there was little done to-day.
The engagements made known are $4,000 bushsls
wheat TO Liverpool a. sd, and 900 barrels -four a,
l AZ 600 bales cotton at 532d as l6d To London,
500 barrels -four were engaged at and 800 bushels
wheat at cad
We notice continued large arrivals OF
Cotton at New Orleans, with sales at concession Ia
price-a fact not without It's influence on the money
market indicative of early supply of sterling bills
from that source.
The weekly and monthly receipts of the
Albany and Schenectady Railroad continue TO show
handsome increase over the CORES bonding weeks and
months of last year. Under the present management
this road must prosper The traffic this year far ex
ceedsthe expectations of the most sangulne The Comps
ny erecting Waterst, adjoining the present
freight dep6 another freight house twenty feet front
on Wsters and eighty fee! deep, running to the Basin.
The building will he entirely ireproof with iron doors,
&C. The rapidly Increasing traffic With the West during
the winter months requires hls outlay. The annexed
the earnings Of this road during the month of August
and the first week In September:
Received from passengers and freight Aug 1852 sl 264 81
Received from passeuge and freight Aug $751;. a. &i IL
Increase in favor of August, lS52........ 9 900 80
1853 s5327 O3
Received from passengers from LIST 10 It'll Sept,
1911 4Nl ~
Increase in favor Of 1852 ............... sos u
The Buffalo Commercial publishes the
following lat of shipments by Canal foE week ending
li.h September The table indicates an active move
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MARRIED..

Sept the Rev G.orfe mccosLsy OF the Church OF the
NATIVITY Dr. JAMES CARROLL OF Rondout, 10 Mss DEBO'
RAH c NORRIS, OF Hudson New York
70 Hudson papers please copy.
Woppnters Pals. Dutchess Co.. " Y TUESDAY evening"
Sept Il By Rev DR. Andrews j. PLoWs. N-w York City,
OLIVIA eldest daughter OF the late Capt Edward Pierce OF the
former place.
Atths Orchard Bnsaamton n. Sept t. Rev A. Beach,
SAMUEL COURTNEY Va Counsellor at Law. OF Abiuy,
Mis-. LYDIA L., daughter Of Hon DANIEL s. DICK nsoa
the and place. BY esame Bennett w. MORSE.
Eco Of Plymouth Conn 10 MARY ELLEN daughter % Tao
Dickinson ESQ., Of Guiod, n. and niece Of Hoa Dine s.
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To Mariners.

Posi- RseuL.rross HAviss For fosfiss ts-i ssaaes
1, a. = -, na Hons the and departure 10 bslssti
ad rear.I outward csori't. Of m3s.-s osy ,s
other ports OF me issnd TOT ms
n npsss duty Wharf dues 10 rs per day sAes
100 tun spanish msssuseSt Health visit RI per taa Fsn,os
lee ~, H. per tun. -. .t-t,... III =. a.. -
being feet above high water, has esea efscs' 0" 'ns nS
80 nssnse 1870 yards from the Stone Beaeoa ON
,h. ~ POINT Rouer and short third OF nssuesl NILE
from the s. point Of the shoslj the center s IN f's low
,o,r, roash Ia. sr.sh Chasss when bsanns n. T. IL
'neu' H'' ~ GEORGE w. BLUNT.
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Markets.. Reported by telegraph.

ALsANY Sept. 2O-Receipts since Saturday 1900 bbs
FLOUR $1,000 bush. Corn, 5000 do BARLEY. 1900 do.
Oars 81 900 do WHEAT. FLOUR is steady at lac rates
WHEAr-5O0O BUSH Red Ohio sold at 94c, and 800 ordi
dsry Genesee At lO7c OATS-Saes 2 900 oush. at ~ t5c
Corn eser 1900 bush s)d at 66t o7c for sound West
ern Mixed BARLEY steady 5000 bush prime flurrowed,
ahoat sold q. SSc and $3.50 bush two-rowed at 79ic.
WoOL- eco n disposed Of private terms probs-
bly, at 4ec. large amount ofGRArS is reported ahoat
NEw-ORLEANs, Sept l8-COTToN il active aud prices
are teEdiug downward MddIng Is quoted 9ic.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

WHIG WARD MEETINGs.-The Wings
OF the several Wards will meet this evening the pose
OF eecting Delegates the Congressional Convention 20
assemble Newark the 9Th OF October next IN accord
with call of the Whiz Committee Of the Filth Con
essonsl District composed Of the Counties Of adson and
Essex The meetings to be held a. the Go vins places
FIRST WARD-At the Hudson House,in Grand, near Il i'd
sonst
SECOND WARD-In Washington Hall, GregoJ-st.
THIRD WARD-At the School house in Mercer-r-
Fourth WARD-At the Union Hall, over Smyths tr0
store,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

EXCURSIONS. The Ringgold Horse
Guard Capt Urban proceeded to Eat Brooklyn yesterday
ming, excursion for target Practice T1ey mn.
them.
The independent Guard OF the Seventh Ward also pro-
ceeded on target excursion They numbered some hty
or sixty members and p.ned by band OF music
The linton Ferry Guards employees II the Ferry Com
pany intend makr their annual excursion TO Jam on
Tuesday next, 18th mat
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srrAnEka 20 ARRIyE raoM kuRoPn.

Liverpool tor New fork. sept H.
Hermann. 9ais from SOUTHAMPTON ~" - w. ~
k,i,ntc sails from Lis srpool for New York Sept ~
Asi, ...sas from verpoo, for New YORK, sept 30.
Tr,nkLn from Southampton, for New York, Sept 30
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HUDsoN County CIRCUIT CoURT.-
Tie Court met according to adjounm yesterday AFTER
opn BergenJudge Ogden presided in PLACE Of Judge
Greene whose absence occssOned by tnsls
Judge o. is engaged elsewhere after this day the murder
have all put for the October The Grand
Jury discharged for the term-with the OF the
Court FOR the manner in which they had discharged their
dutie
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

e The Scott and Graham Club met at
the Otto Cottage las. evening NJ. X Crane, ESQ Vice
President, In tho Chair. The meeting was addressed
In en- effective manner, by Charles A. Dana, Esq, H.
Walkley, Esq and D. f. Gsvt There singing by
members CT the Club. Many new signatures were OBJ
tanned and the meeting adjourned with three cheers
for Scott and Graham
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RoHelRn P0rfas

Arr At RIO Jstero about Aug steamer cosh gr~s.~a
Yok rs days ssain the llth for sss Fnse -. er
Al Port Pnnos net, Clara wnsof cfossy
York days. bnss nsy, cheeseusn for ee Gor1os
for 90 q; Eis, Long, (lzts neKeaosy) tos s'F
sniih. from Boston just arr. s,,.h.rd for Bostos.
A. Trinidad, s,h inst bns LYDIA s'o'"'
lith- -. o..l.,eea Cgncos- 1ss
Arr ,t 81, Jsso, 3ph all, sckr Ins, o'0'''sN'
:, 49,. M n,s big Adams Cay. hsay "a ~ usv
CT is,i .esT I.xb~na, Gsse, cbne'oa sii ''A'
hs.' III eS ne brs Ekzs Ass. Psters ss 'Pss,issx
a. 49, n. .t-1.. 10Th inst 5te klmfs ~ 80.
SO from 49, 81 bsrk Hers wfe sss .< ssl fssar
AT o a. led nst, shps fe,sst qyssss So1
bill ssifs, H. r. As Lsaeash.ss, OK tosds<
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Passepgers Arrived.

y, Pae.,f g1 JTforia, from Land 81 b. Ihom2son aAa
k5T II jan y H. and hdy Of ioSa hs n LIS,
= Ros,on. NJ Abs Canada B. Co1rtney' o. Lopfoa
NJ Whrtslsr nd daust-r. 81 tes fot; q fmes 400
Sa,h,,r Of Philadelphia Mrs Da.,on and son M SHA'n W.
p Mae, q Booth, M honros AID lssy,0 Loai'n-
bark GLOBE JrO~ Riizssd-Csgt carstopasf'oa' i'a''
Ma1vIL
I'm 5rs Kats FSfer (0E Bang7r-J C. Gaia.f U !, Consa
:. 80 n X sell asA asy, T. Les al ihs o! tbs
"a ahirs.n
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BY TcleErnph.

BOSTON, Sept s0Arr. bark Robert Liverpool bnss Enhof'
(Br) Clare George L. ABBOTT Wilmington, Dc Frederick na-
gene Eddys, New Yos; Lucy Watts, Phladepha sch NO
hawk do. -. NJ
Cssred ship Wm Jarvis, New Orleans bark maaio' N'es
Plate Dutch saoi Mara AdDana, Rotterdam sehr inoaas
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Whalers.

Sept 10 bs spartan, coot Auante ocsss
II nos out br o. DO 10 hsh o Capt CSoA has not
.,,p whsles tbs months Spoke
on a. Holmes. Of Provinceto~u $40 ~ Nick
,on Ryder TO 100 bumpbset Reports At FLORES. Jaly
20 Scksrson, Of d. - sp Aus Escheol sh.
Of Truro. clean. -.
SAILED rom salem l7.h ba Nnsnsta Holmes, for Assnc
Ocean.
Arr Holiness Hos 10th. .ch. Preston H.ndy o. sse foe
Provuc.orn Nth 40 bo 10 b fish OIL spoke SEPT, LAT.
% 20 szcramento ofWstpor, o. bb Sans dag.
brs Leonl1ss, DO 2Osp.
CD New Bedford 18th. ship ate bnsl MARY Wilder CisFs
lard, Pacific Ocean.
sposso date lat % 20 ~. lon. 81 W., TrOpe Bird, s,ssos.
NsrBedEofd, Is NOS out, 20 sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

Rich FALL GooDs.-T'he most desirable
syles Of Fall Goods may Be obtained At Columbian Hail. No
n GRIND at Ladies Quss; Of bargains should visit that
M AIMED es.Abl kch Brochs aud Csshmsre Shawa
PLAZA Blask and Brecsde Shs her.oss Csshmsres Para
ats and Musn do Lsines and other Dies 6oods are Of
sssa Il pixies 20 extremely low 70 excite the wonder and
admiration Of the purchasers.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1852

Pref AZ IA BAH. ~. Con Bank. g. 'ic0 Rad n
~ -. 10o-h.
&e'rd Bea-s-sE. no. Read Nor =. - ico A. ~' T.
hnht., ~ - Peua a. a. y llOGilfi b,nk,lf lVPta~s
B,a o. Tenn ~; IS Hun.1ursh H. 100 R-d. u. r..
tti ~ go DO -. -, sa iOo DO a4i slD0 Prna -
-, H. Lsish Nar ~.
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SECOND soARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKs-M h.a

Sept 9O-Frsf Borra-i7s VII RI, ;, ~ RI
cent Bcnds 100, al 90 Gin g. - l0t. 80 70 81 a.
ia Pens r. q SO Union Cansi lfi a. a., 90 4
$500 Wi r. r. e. s5 $50 Lehsh ls, ~ l.,r..oxu r T.
tsk. sl4Os Read L. X Mort. g. "a Il o. 49,! ~ ~ Ps.r s.
. Bssyst ne.do X RS. ieo Goa: - 10, s yirss.
ig,.i IA 40 IT Va, Mon %. 70. 81 sss'A NT
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PARALYSIS OF THE BRAIN.-On SUNDAY

PARALYSIS OF THE BRAIN.-On Sunday
afternoon Mr. James De Witt prominent citizen Of this
City suddenly deprived Of his speech he had attended
church the forenoon and sitting at the die table
the time of the attack and fell to the floor Hs
veyed hs and has not been able to speak since D
Comelson snd Varct called TO- and gave il their
opinion that twas caused BY paralysis Of the BRAIN
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE DISTRICT DIVISION LINE.-At a
Meeting Of the Board OF Officers Of the Brooklyn Fire De-
partnent Friday night last II was resolved TO petition
the Common Council make Clinton avenue the division
line between the Fourth and Seventh propossd Districts
Raymond the line heretofore agreed upon. The
Carlton
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lAdverussnentl

MADRIGAL AND CHORAL CLAss.-The
subscIibers will form, early In O:s'bcr their rooms
No ais Broadway class Tor the practice Of choice m,dr
f alec and choral muse including that beautiful work by
HsnSsl Acis and Gslses thereby ahndiag oppor.
tuny to siss and gentlemen o. good mus %. stsouents
to become familiar with some Of the vo si mposrons Of
the hes. OLD msster Meantime spplyto
r. IL NssH, No SIC BroomsSt.
@. h. CURTIS, No. lS6 Ninth-sv.
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Markets, Carefully REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

Markets. Carefully REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE
MONDAY, Sept. q.
,SurS tn. n.rkst IA 6ruper kr Pots. The demand 10
fair sales Of 1870 bb Ct 81 634 Pearls are quiet
but firm a. IS 56. ,s.- s,o,,
COTrON-Ths market 10 dull, owIns % adVce' n no
Nev.OrIe.p, OF decnas there, with Large receipts Only
200 bales sold here. H.. L..,-r ,,r
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market continues heavy 1ot
The 10 srsdes Of State Flour, bot Is firm Tor western
brsnds they MT being plenty The demand Tor export
uocr rate and mostly coshned TO the ineri ssoes 40
go r.ncs OF Ohio The arrivals not large ogi tns
sv.e ,dyi.e. by the Pacific not very fsEorsoe iot
Ebsr.I ,hipmens this monhhence the messst a. nsaa
Canadian "a Gull and heavy; prices are nomis 81 -.
"a "a Sal OF go ob 81 - for State VI sit gsi ~
r mjd 10 fancy Drands Mehsaa and Indiana and 81 St
asa 50 fer common " very good ONO eounsIn r.ga -
700 bis al 81 44ds4 e. for mixed TO god straight
br.pds and 81 i5d45 57i tor fancy Rys Flour 10 is
ssna AZ ss Si Corn Aea inactive Of - Is for Jsr-
ssy and q g7t for Brsadywtne.
GRAIN-Ths demand for wnest 70 vsty maasIass sne
iih - Of tie common qualities in the msrtst aud tns
y.unsteas sgs uodsu.s Tue Niss srs ioo' 01s r5'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

SUPREME coURr-srrcit TrsS- Before Judge Mrrca,tt.
DECISIONS.
Isaac g. Graham against William II Goultinl
This Is an action against a judgment
debtor and against other persons who the Court remarked
are said to be in fact his patue but pretending be hi.
employers The plaintiff claims account share, Of
the supposed partnership The partnership IL denied By
deepeants and the plaintiff asks for receiver the
ground that the examDation Of large will be
esssry admitted that account Will not bs
sary II the plaintiff fails to prove partnership The issue
substantial whether there is partnership not aud
plaintiff succeeds accounting would follow to ascertain
the amount which be 10 entitled to receive.
There s one in this Court where deviation was
made from the rule in such cases. bat l. was where eer.
tain amount VS. To be paid plaintiff said ne nad PAID
II In, and the books would show IL and reference was al
lowed but here the question Of psrnershp does not turn
IN any such peculiar circumstance The general rule,
therefore, must prevail that the question OF partnership be
first settled by before TIE Court before refer
be ordered Motion for reference Denied without
Sarah ssnmi. as- Oliver X sammi'
Decree Of divorce granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

ARMoRY GUARD. This Company held
q messing on Friday evening. snd elected the following
officers for the ensuing year Captain I John'on OF
the City GuarG First Lieutenant NJ Phillips, OF the
National Guard; Secold Lieutenant w II hcNary, OF the
Franklin Guard A. Msuis Treasurer and A. sPsT, Sec
retNy.
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ARnEsr on CHARGE OF BURGLARY

Ocsr Rended Of the Thirteenth ard Yesterday arrested
German CHARGED with having Saturday night Ia con-
pany With two Others who aye unkno broken into the
premises Of John BrentZ No " C'nionst aud s.Oen
taere;ror bottles OF wine The burglary effected
BY plying cellar door The burglars were observed
BY Mrs Mary Sohneder, who resd,s door She
abe alarm u the police but the fellows escaped beore their
arrival The accused committed by Justice Welsh to
await sxamin alton.
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Spoken. DC.

SEPT OF Ridens Rocks. barb Marcy. I'm Boston sf
New orsans
sept h soy lon 10 IS. b. bhs LYDIA Heasy, fn L'eso''
Tor Gloucester.
sept 30 H. about miles from Bshzs, stss nsr re-
pso. from New Orleans for San Jssn day rsan" ''
fgfm A "a Aaot NIL
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L. 8. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
CHARGE OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT

CHARGE OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT COIN.
Valentine Koon proprietor OF shoe store OF Green
witch and Reade.sts examined charge of passing
upon Richard Fumes, change for 50 gold piece on
Fumes Of boots. counterfeit 50 gold pec
The testimony behalf of complainant showed that he
went and purchased pair Of boots presented w piece
and requested gold in change w1ch he got ana defendant
aid was goodtha complainant offered me OF the pieces
given to him by defendant in said change sterward to his
snSsdy in pay for board she told him it ~ nte
fe-oered II to no else he went back to defendants
store who said he did not give 1t TO him he did not reco
lect it, ard refused Ii was on Tuesday ~
In defense the clerk OF Mr. X. stated that comp ainsn
came 10 the snd pair Of boots bat II was on
Saturday and three weeks aerwsrd returned aud sad ne
hsd got bad S. piece; complainant speak very little
Eng sh (he Is young mana Spsuiudl he DID not went
TO take paper in change and twtness) told MI there
was some gold in the drawer am sure II was on "a
day the psnsut said at the time tina! he had Of
cred it 10 several persons
Adjourn ed 70 thi forenoon.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR-Tsp p.r.

COURT cALENDAR-Tsp pr.
CIRcUIT CoURT.-N,s. AIS, 397, 500,
$50 TO SIS. SIS, SCI, $50. $40. 57l. ST.
ComnoS PLEAs-Nos. a. l2l isl to Us Inclusive.
SupREME CouRTSpecidl FERN. Nos TO- ~. So II, %.
g. So So AZ "a D. 2, 8, G, l6, %. Several down
causes crowded oil.
o. SDsTRIcT CoURr.-Nos II to 20 inclusive.
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WIG MEETINGS. - There is to be a
gathering OF the Wings Of Hudson County at the NewJsr
sey Hotel at BERGEN Five Corners Thursday evening.
and address the assembly on that CESSATION.
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ssaz.p.-s,Ar Of the wcs, 1tas.psust, ss1 'uaa ~ D.
"a; Iuiaslss, H,s,s.s1 ), A,Dsorsa, n o.G7osf1
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Ocean steamers.
LEY on HfI IMERs koR THE MONTH OF sEPTEMDEA

Back Warrior ..... From York SEP, ~ For Havana
Enopa.........FromN York. Sept 25..For Liverpool
serrs Nevada Sept %. For San Fandcs.
limited York. Sept q. For Aspnwah
Humboldt FROM n YORK Sept 5.For Havrs a.:
ylord, prom \. Yors Sept "a. o. For Saysnpah
s;..,r, From Boston Sept ..For Liverpool.
a,.,or ....... From n. York Sept 9.For GlAfow.
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Gn,,p LARcENy.-Officer Greene of

the Lower Police Court yesterday arrested named
John MeNulty charged with stealing SIS from Oanl w.
Clak resdinx At the Eagle Hot-l Of William and
Frankfort SITS The accused admitted his guilt 70 oiheer Nc
Maspus OF the Chiefs othee who was associated with
also lived a, tie Eagle Hoel-Justce Bogat before whom
hs was taken, committed him TO prison for trial
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Ircresse In favor of 1852. S9li

The Buffalo Commercial publishes the
following lat of shipments by Canal foE week ending
li.h September. The table indicates an active move
msnt Of produce toward the Eastern markets. TIE
following the exports by Csna for the week ending
Scot Il 1870 also for the week 10 1851