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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11

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Il nouret. the Of Sew-Ycrk Brookyu william
blgh jersey that h and elesnt
kEEIiNG ssT.l parties q thrse %
receive eoarse Of lions
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P,nnGr ship large eonraiarng 50 pace IL
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Prom The Home J0u-saI
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those vho teach the art OF urrk Oliver Goldsmith
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DAyENsWOOD (L-L) BOARDING SCHOOL for
~ OlsThe Seventeenth Qsseriy ooun.ne.. % The
wit hs this lnsfrn rruru % IN riy
u hour a1d half CraAss e Be,j Pie soa
JAMES THOMPSON, formerly N cyvr-x Prtaei7.,
EDWARD INSTITUTE-Florids Orange Co. Ny.
and eertiale rw,nty~e weets soaFsnisnG being
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SPANlSH LANGUAGE.-Prof GORRIN continue.
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they can get rapidly has the stock of desirable fabrics
been consumed The medium and finer makes of blankets
are in improved request and very nr Cassmeres have
not varied The demand for novelties has continued
Prices have been sustained. Cloths display more acti
witty at unchanged prices. Heavy kinds are the least
needed l. except by country Diapers and local job
bers Flannels remain in fair request at uniform
quotations. Jeans active and buoyant but
otherwise as last noticed Choice styles of lnseys
promptly taken at 2lc &c. The amount Of them here
il moderate. Nous de LANES continue in animated de-
mand and now realize prices trihe above those last
quoted by us Both the production and consumption of
these goods have been enormous, and yet the
hand i comparatively lighter, than usual at this
time OF the year Before the fall ends desirable
with increased freedom but are pretty saeabIs and firm
Shawl bought fast received Hence there is ne
accumulation of stock, weakness in prices Sleeps
greys have not varied. Tweeds brisk and steady.
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The stock market at the second board this afternoon
pretty steady. The fanees much frmsr than
holders antcpated but the bears purchasing largely
for delivering, and at the close prices were firm.
At the mining board to-day the transactions were
follows
400 shs Fulton Copper. 200 shs Phoenix Gold boo IL
200 Uster Lead bio u 500 Conrad Hill Copper 4
100 do........ boo 100 McCulloch Gold. b6o So
100 Springfield Copper. 100 do........ boo s1s
90 Phoenix Gold. ......1
The receipts of the New Haven Railroad Company for
the month of September 1863 amounted to ssl l42 &c.
against STA 600 40 in September 1882 and s6 33l 3s in
September, 1851.
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Company for the month of September are as follows
Freight, s26,334 SO; passengers $lO,0s9 So total,
$50 4S4 A. These earnings for seventy miles of road
only very good earnest Of the proftabeness of the
road when it shall have been finished to the Mississippi
river The company estimate the gross receipts for the
year at o0o and the expenses for operating the road
for the first six months only IS cent BY the Goth
October seventeen miles Of road will be opened,
reaching to Stoughon and by February the capital of
the State Madison, will be reached, making, with the
GAINESVILLE branch, 1o7 miles The company have issued
mortgage bonds to the amount of ST. ooo at per
cent for ten years. and purpose issuing 1885, 600
for fifteen years at the Of interest The whole
debt will, therefore, be 81, 800, 600.
The earnings of the Little Miami Railroad Company for
the i've months ending Oct t in each Of the past two
years, are reported as follows
II
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Court of General Sessions.

beiOie MS Honor Recorder iii
OT o-The court met agreeable to adjournment at IL
O'Clock this morning One of stabbn. with intent
kill disposed Of, and the greater portion of man.
slaughter case, which adjourned until
IL o'clock.
Stablrng nth Intent 10 Kiu-A German named Jacob
Roman, placed at the bar, charged with stabbing
country nan Of hi named Adam Gebhard with a knife
with intent TO take his e 1t appeared from the evidence
edduced the part Of the prosecution that the prisoner
quarreled with the complainant the 18th of last
month and that in the brawl he stabbed him in the
thigh with dirk knife The jury in this after
snree hours elaboration, into court and informed
the court they could not possibly agree to the intent
they were then discharged by the Recorder The prisoner
ut and battery only and sentenced TO be mprison
Cd in the pententiary for the period of one year.
1o1s0ughter.-A respectable looking then
Psced at tn, bar charged with causing the death of
the evidence on the part of Il prosecution that the do
ceased In August last at the River House near the
fshroao Or dge at 32d street. and being intoxicated
the ume ne aid down the stoop OF the River House
took place between them. Darcy who Il switch tender
In the employ of the Harlem Railroad Compapv then left
The premises closely followed by the Catching
up 20 MN some angry words took again. The de
PENDANT then ran t. the switch house. procured lony
stick, about and half inches in Diameter al 6ye
feet long, and struck the deceased the head with n
three or four times, knocking him down and ano,t in
staatly killing him. The stick broken in the afrav
The prisoner after seeing that the had fallen ran TO
the ko Ell and procured glass of water, with which he
bathed the decesseds head The defendant arrested
the spot by thu Twelfth ward police For the defence
was proved that the blow given in self Defence and
vera witnesses exam ed for the Defence showing
the former good character Of the prisoner.
Inc case was adjourned about four O'Clock until this
morning, when the evidence for the defence will be
The Court then adjourned until IL O'Clock the next
~uoxning.
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Soo,ooi "A
BY tks it is that the company's estimate for Sep
TENDER $fs5 0O0 and not $40 000 stated. The
actual earnings for August $405 000 instead OF
the receipts for September-s52 60o-wl be increased
rather than diminished by the settlement of balances
which due to and from other roads Very respectfully
yours HOMER RASISDELI4 President.
The dry goods traffic has undergone essential change
during the past week The country merchants have
dealt freely in all seasonnble commodities, which
mostly supplied by obbers who buy what lots they need
from importers and pay full prices for them. We think
this less Objectionable way Of doing business than that
pursued earlier in the autumn when many distributors
imported their stocks, while regular foreign traders
ordered much usual in anticipation of the fall
months The effect of this unnecessary extension
contracts would In ordinary be ruinous, and
in the present prosperous quarter it has been
somewhat perncious. Every dealer has his legiti-
mate sphere of action, and if he rashy depart
therefIom his deviation is almost sure to occasion
usual movement ought be well considered beforehand
and If after careful deberaton it appear very promis
ing il may be persisted in If not, it would be better to
cede than to advance Brown sheetngs and shtings
are in far supply and demand at steady The low
and medium styles seem the most abundant Bleached
sheetngs an shirngs continue in good request and firm
in prices The stock does not accumulate. Cotton
nels less sought after but unchanged in value De
MINIS still find ready buyers at remunerative figures Drills
in better demand but at rather easier and irregular
rafoa Vra uofo fbay,,f bpc
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Increase, 10 per cent. S45.O53 Al
The National Insurance Company, of Boston, have dc
caI ed semi annual dividend of six per cent payable
demand
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Great
pany on Wednesday last when the following gentlemen
elected trustees for the ensuing year:R ?. Rem
ipgon Samuel Jones, Ernest Filer, Silas N. Stwell
Charles G. Meyers, Charles Schlaer, j. r. A. Sanford
Charles II. Bergman, and N. K. Anthony.
The Houston (Texas) Telegraph that from recent
surveys the fact has been revealed that belt of country
varying from ten to hundred miles broad extends
cfc which is level that railroad be extended the
whole distance without traversinga mountain range The
Pacific Railroad may be extended in air line from
Sacramento to San Diego, this route tn little Diff
Guilty as on open plain.
The publication Of the annexed official contradiction Of
statements made by contemporary is due to the
company and to the public
OFFICE NEw YORK ERIE RAILROAD Co.,
New York, Oct. s, 1853.
E--I observe in the New York Evening Post Of this
evening MEASUREMENT in regard to the estimated
month Of September which is calculated to mislead the
public. The figures, published by the Executive Com
mittee making the earnings for the niue months from
January to September &c. we're So "a as follows,
viz
Earnings from January to June 3d.. ss7 "a
+" for July. ........................ 322, 900 90
/" for August, estimated 1.-THE settle
ments for the month not being
then completely .. 400, 900 90
g for September estimated .......... 485, 900 90
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To which we add, for the purpose of comparison,
state Of the exports Of cotton goods from Boston during
nine months of the years
1s4s 1349. 1850 1851 1852. 1853.
Pfags.. "a 1s3 26240 81 22s 36,1T0 4o,5ss A, $3.50
Woollen productions more inquired for and in
fonc eases rbsde dcarer The jobbers made very
judicous selections and they consider it difficult to
duplicate these they evince great desire to part with
Them unless ut extreme figures These have to be paid
by their customers for all they need which IL about all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07

REPoRTs OF THE DRPARTMENTs.-In the annual
reports Of the Departments which accompany the Pres
dents message to Congress- has heretofore been
ry to embrace the statistics up to the close of the fiscal
year-50h June. The Postmaster General Sixth Auditor,
and the Chief of the General Land Office will however, i'm
prove this system by embodying in their reports the
President many valuable Statements in detail up to the
a0th September Just past.
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Prints are likewise in better request and very firm
Some beautiful wool pads and strips having be intro
duced and become quite popular among the
Portable classes the less independent buying up
ton limitations Stripes rather and inactive at
former rates Ticks remain pretty saeable and firm We
annex comparative statement Of the exports hence OF
cotton goods for ten months 20 Oct 81 of =
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Ginghams still quick Of sae at lie lawns
pastvoly neglected Nankns in rather ivelcr de-
mard at however, unmproved figures. Osnaburgs have
been purchased fast they have been offered and
buoyant prices There Is very scanty supply here
and Of decline TO sell it below our quotations.
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FURNITURE.

ESNAMEILED fURNITURE.-TuE SUBSCRIBERS IN.
II wife attention to their stock fvrnitvve
which Tor bii,y and eheapness unsurpassed Sad
Of So and upwards hnhed In style Dealers shr
pers and the trade supplied liberal tcrms Tsotory ~
ssiesrooms 81 " hite street, west Of Broadwsr.
WARWICK TURNuR.
deaers will find complete assortment Of beaded ser
EaTmEws sTXtya No. s.d rns V ssss., = =
street, Those who have the No. 81 eia II oSSS
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CLOTHING. 80.

(NLOTuING AND FURNITUkE-LADIES OR GEN.
~ tlsmen having dispose receive fair price
BY sending to the store No 90 West Broadway, No.
West Broadway place. s. COHEN Ladies attended 70 by
Mrs. Cohen.
(NLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED -LADIEs
~ gentlemen being DESTROYS converting above into
cash. obtain fair cash by sending subscr
her q letter through the Post Office.
NJ s. COHEN, GO Elm street.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
NOTICE TO CENTS.-IF YOU WANT TO HAVE YOUR
clothing properly cleaned dyed altered turned
way where your collars Innings buttons renewed And
made to looksegual to new by A. C0RTISSOS r
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DRIvATE DANCING ACADEMY COO BROADWAY
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.


Il New York Club stables light rockavay wagon and
sr IN a% s a 1o pair of bay hand
low, az the owner has no use Tor them
TOR sALE-A BAY MARE, FIFTEEN HANDS HIGH,
Apply
l.. Sullivan, 60 Water street.
DOR sALE-A soRREL HORSE, SEVEN YEARS OLD
Cam be es a. hF a lpa Suhs
street.
EoR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME PAIR OF BLACK
tails and names sound and gentle well adapted Tor gem
teman family carriage or the saddle To be seen for few
ton street. Brooklyn.
FOR sALE,oNE SECOND HAND TOP WAGON, BUT
little used in good running ordsr also road wagon
irusde ia street ~ 'A' ''a0' u "''a
EoR sALE-A scRREL HORSE, SEVEN YEARS OLD,
And M ad RI ss sGSs and Kind in
him. Can be the New York Club Stable No
LNoR sALE-A SPLENDID DAPpLE GRAY HORSE,
driver Warranted sound Sold Tor want Of use pny nj
az Canal street from one till three o'clock.
DOR sALE-A VALUABLE FAMILY HORSE, Ie,.
Vim d ' ya' I sa for o saS
Can be at Eooney stable place and
Fourth street Also, a good wagon and harness.
FOR sALE-A NICE BLACK HORSE SEVEN YEARS
0a an ereeent tyser works well in all harness
Children Apply At the livery Is o a% se' sss q
FoR sALE-THREE EXPRESS WAGONS, Owe WITH
Il topi viii be sold cheap for cash Apniy 20 STUDLEY
CO. 81 Canal street.
HORSE FOR sALE.--A BI. AoK HORSE, SEVEN YEARS
old I5s hands higr sound and kind harness. coed
%spy WV soSs si,issls physician
TTQpoE FOR SALE NEARLY SIXTEEN HANDS
" hEh s years Old fast rottcr warranted sound and
khd IN MI harness aud saddle road horse has few
equals and TO be sold only for want Of Address s.
Herald office. ,' ~' ~ o.
HORSES AND CARRIAGEs.-A FAMILY ABOUT TO
II leave the city, offer for sale pair Of horses and
,srouche Also, fcurs light wagon almost new and
harness Tor each carriage note addressed to box
fost Office, will be properly attended to.
WAsS1TaD-A GOOD STABLE APPLY AT NO 7s7
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


EUROPEAN EXPREss.-AGENCY OF OCEAN PAR.
~ col delivery company, Of London Parcels forwarded
and Throughout Europe 70 East Indies overland 1th and
Ath Parcels received N ~ A. NJ, Saturday. Reduced
rates w. c. BARNEY
l73 Broadway, corner Of Cortlandt street.
EUROPEAN EXPRESS, AGENCY OF PARCEL DE-
~ livery Company Of Dublin-navng made arrsngenents
with aforesaid express company parcels and freight for all
parts of Ireland will be forwarded by Wednesdays
and sAturdays az greay reduced rates Once No Dame
street Dublin ". q. BARNEY, l53 broadway. Entrance
Cortlandt street,
ENOREiGN EXPkEsS.-EDWARDS, SANFORD 4 CO
respectfully that prepared forward
freight and packages from Now York Liverpool
London, and all parts Of England Ireland and Scotland,
twice week to Ilayre Paris remen Hamburg, Frankort
and all parts Of the European Continent week 70
Melb9urne Port Philip Sidney and all pars Of Australia.
ing hence from England for those places and to CaVton
Hong Kong Calcrtta Madras Bombay and other
pars Of TIE East Indies and China two weeks
0mce So Broadway.
CPEcIAL EMPRESS N0qICE.-ADAMS 4 &c. WILL
~ express between New York and Boston, via New
Haven Hartford and Springfield Railroads. commencing On
Saturday October for tho Of pack.
ages generally. Express will leave the ohcc al ~ r. NJ
daily Leave Boton hour with usual
anAHs 60 80 nroadvav
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(yhoW ELLIS oRSAnENTED PATENT CAST IRon
~ railing without rivstsAa entire article unriya
led Tor simplicity durability and adspted 10
styie pattern "rnabent aud
ping 1oot less than be the principle The
nsw York Foundry and iron Railing Company
tn railing together With description work oV
buildings bank and vault shutters brackets coum
rsng door and vii dow guards &o Foundry Forty
sixth street. North CASTINGS a
lowest price Specimens Of the railing
ssn At thor wseronps Duane street, few doors east q
Broadway.
NEW YORK BERLIN ZION FURNITURE WORKS.
~ Wnl T. Bachelor, formerly Of No 66 Duane streel
respectfully arpTps his friends that having completed
rsngeDents for business connection under the
and rrm OF " t. Bachelor &Io., he will continue the
ufaoture Of iron furniture In all its branches upon seal
corresponding with the increasing demand Nos 70 AMI
81 Duane street The establishment will command al
times The freshest specimens and the
aoroad Will axe auch improvements be practicable
and will bring out FROM time time origin designs ever
variety style and prize W. T. H. cordially invites his oil
customers the city and country % visit his and
examine his stock consisting Of heeads hatstand settss
chars brackets mirrors sptioons door window guards
hotel hospital asylum aud bedsteads umbrella
tire stands cribs, cradles tables, &C. 0cs and
in connection with tho New York Foundry and
Iron Rang Company, Nos ~ and 81 Duane street. few
doors east OF Broadway. W. 7. BACHELOR CO.
WICKERsHAN's ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK,
w Wire ratings east and wrought iron ratings,
Iron fences for farms, Plantations &C.,
Iron bedsteads, In great variety,
Iron furniture Of description.
Of all the iron ratings grounds Ana In
Gd the Crystal Paace also the DOME neWes sand.
ards Circulars by the manrfas
turer JOHN ID. WICkERSHAM. No. SO Broad WAy: voYks
Nos. %. ~ and 81 Lewis street "~'
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1THEAP LIBERAL WORKS-PAINE'ST THEOLOGICAL
Works. &c.; Age of Reason &c; Rights Of Man. &c.,;
Common Sense with Crisis for TO De- Wales Life Of Paine,
&c., Volneys Ruins 3nc elegant edition. SD Voltaree
Philosophical Dictionary, ST. BY G. VALE, No. Bowery,
second and fourth floors
DART l0.-THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART,
magniicently illustrated by nearly sixty onravings,
ready. Price Is cents.
Part 6-The Popular Educator. Price l2l1 cents.
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, II Spruce street.
Napoleons Tomb illustrated by forty engrAvings. See
October number Magazine of Art.
ALIEN. MONTGOMERY, II Spruce street.
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New York Club stables light rockaway wagon and
harness. in perfect ORDER also, horses
high, eight years old gentle will DO sole
low, as the has for them.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

DELAYING CARDS-THE CONGRESS MANUFAC-
turing Company offer for sale at No 80 Ann street. near
Herald largest BEST and cheapest assortment
Of American and Spanish playing cards ivory satin slrface
SATIN enamelled French and coiored sat1
cards and cardboard, to be found in this city
ITO PLAYING CARD BUYERS.-soUTHERN AND
i Western merchants will ind o compste assortment o
we'll assorted eards tho PhadelphiA card factory TED
sale At their depot n New York
sAWrey. HART 4 CO.. 81 John strssA
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mantilla emporium, s6l Broadway-Evsry novelty for
season ready this etsbshnent In rich Lyons
velvet cloth nantas and sloaks Of ths very
latest Partisan designs all imported and Manufactured
prsssy class city retail city trade The inspection
GEO BULPIN. M broadway.
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ADVERTISEMRNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE FIFTH, SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
DRY GOODS.

A KERR CO. HAVE RECEIVED FROM LATE IN
"A. portatohs full assortment Of merinos sashmerss
Saxony and silk paid &C. We have also received
invoice Of BRUSSELS Chantilly and point Alsason Lace:
very rich Paris embroderes de- KERR Co. 77 Broad
way. three doors below Ninth street.
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LIQUORS, &C.
EOn AOO CHOICE HAVANA SEGARS WINES OF
CUU.UUO various brands and of the very fnest quail.
ty for sale at below usual prices also the largest
stock Of brsndes alss GIN whkey St Crox and
Jamaica rum eordals evcry descriptions Co. hnported
expressly for the trads M be sold wholesale or retail
frem Bonded store from ~ TO % ce0t
(or CASH any other the city for the
quality Of goods WI ID. BENSON CO., Importers, ~
Broone street, corner ci Mercer.
on NOO OLD STYLE JUGS sCHIEDAM GIN, FINE
LO.OOO old club se5naprs, Heidseck, Charles Held
sleek Munss other champagne cArets from
81 FER dozen ottes returnedD &c, &c by w. H. TN.
DERuILI, No. AA Broomo street, corner OF Crosby.
DHANDIES WINES, WHIsKEYs RUM GIN, SPEARS.
ID &C., &C., twenty Per below ether house.
Dealers and heads of families will ind the most exensye
variety choice at WIN. III. UNDERHILLSs
Masonic Temple, and 40 Broome street. corner Of Crosby
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-16
Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, lIth Dec, 1858.
Tic election OF the Sentinel has betrayed the Star and
the Union into IN ndiScreton likely widen the breach
between the National democrats and the Presidents ayi
The Star impugns in the crosses. manner the mo-
tives of Senators voting for Mr. Tucker and by rcpuOsh
ing the Stars article the Union virtually endorsed the
outrage The fact is the performers on the Big Organ
aud the tuppsnuy ghistlc are loosiug temper and Of
course, the sounds they give Inference to, must soon
qualify the party they represent To change IL title from
the great harmonious the great DESCENDANT Hard
upon the first defeat Of the SJs follows another still
more signal in the passage, by almost unanimous vote
tile senate OF bnsHti resolution, changing the mode of
appointing the assistant Secretary W the Treasury
There are symptoms of niutiny in the Iou.e o ss ,-
dicated by the vote Biyys resolution to take away
the appointment of Librarian from the Clerk which but
for the timidy OF tue ..-ny members would speed
lily break into open and successful reo.ii.o.
The distinguished Senator and eminent Secretsr, 81
alphabetically alluded to by in the Sun of to-day a.
having come into serious collision are understood to be
Dr. G~in aud Guthrie As the stos, goes Gwin called
on the Secretary TO file in favor Of friend Of h- "a
cincy then existing in the Revenue Service OF California
the Senator reiterated his assertion quoting one of the
Department Clerks hi. authority Guthrie then assum
ed that dignity conspicuous the Bronson corrcspon
dence, aud declared that Clerk his should give in
formation To outsiders, wcreupon the great Californian
empted the via of his wrath upon the Secretary and de
parted telling him by way of aieu, that he considered
him P...-.Isr,,4". Ynur.
RAPPAHANNOCE