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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
BROORLYN ITEMS.

sTABBING AIIRAY ~ SOUTH BROOkLlN.
Investigation before Coroner BAH aud Jury.
An cation into he Circumstances attending the
deaih OF Cornelius McCue kborer no wa killed IN an
ARRAY in Desraw near vsn Drunt st. Sunday mora
ing last was .niervd into Yesterday morning in the Coany
Court rom ct tie City Hall before Coroner Bal and the
following jury.
Charles Kelsey Jr. Thomas ketchum. Benz. b Md
N.tcn William J Brown Jo-iah Phillips. Albert Rowland,
Jacob : Dur ca. Joseph b. Wiley. John W Villains
w Z Moss and Richard Donovan the persons n custody
On the charge Of committing the outrage were present
attended by their counsel The face Of the frsi named
prisoner looks considerably bruised and altered Ihe
oder presents nc visible marks Of punkhnent Both
are youl men Of respectable appearance and Il previous
good moral character.
Mrs Della Ann Dunn wss the frs. witness sworn che
testified that che sided No. DcgTaw at corner OF
Van Hruui the morning in question. the I'd n'tsnl
head disturbance about quarter before O'clock II
frrr, Of her house heard steps II running. aHd
81 tie 81 the door she raised the window and saF
two men climbed the ground AMI OF the hal b.
arm Nd 2, strike should judge the one in the se OF
striking was orc Of the Young dressed 10 elack
think he struck hi other think the wii1 BIS am
rei.sd was kreei, over the other; the that va.
Killed Got Loose Vm tie other and made for the door CT
n. boaIdre to1ss near the house reside in toward
sscke; TT Re PITCHED and fen pie of logs near
the end Of the h0use be ang up afferwar ali made
r'rh 70 g ewu door OF the young nen creea 70
hack rushed ec - to other one-cEn say Ehieh-and
ci,I cut "ku.s eim-kuifs him. ors u the mea 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

sales OF stocks az ?niiad.iphia-WsDsEsD.Y, Oct o.
Rsported fot Tho n Z Tribune b. Neon Fay Taos.A

F5 Boq,d- $500 sehuyl Nav o. 49, ., 49, $1,000 DO q.
1 kod D. 9Cf a. 6l % do, cor 3i 20 Long saaA
nh Ig q. ~ 800 do - IL 90 do cash li 100 do, ss
~ sehnyl Nav. Preferred b < 200 do, l 100 Do nl
do IS "a 100 Mors Canal b5 10 D. do -. 500 Do q.
Ia - iCc IA 100 do. b. fl 20 Do. l -
100 do essh q, 80 R,sSias RI 81 Sdg so IS a.
MeHni ard Mich BsDk b6 81 Meeh-nes Bsnh G r. 81
100 States Bank s.. -. - - .
Cons cssh ~ 81 lo - ~ 100 Reading Riilro,d - esi
Neond R0fd-bo0 Lehgh 0S 40 ~ b0o scUhyl Nav 90 ~
7J Del Csnsl g. 80 9 100 Long bland Railroad %
iii Cam hmtoy Railroad, Hb, - NorrsosB Railroad
itc Reading Racrd IS ~ PenEsYyana Railroad G. p tSi
50 Cansi ~ n 40 = ~ u do ~ bdo; ~ hr
rsfurs Ksr0sd do 5ii 100 scuyl Nav Preferred % z
- FsInegs Ba1k Ky, b. 49, q OrsTd Bank, C. < p
Cosing FyoeI ned STATES u S la IA vi sssed Untse
s.. g. ~ Ia BID esked PcBnsyy aois e W bid ~ sts4
Resaag Railroad 80 bid 90 sked Reading Bonds 10 y I'D
askd READING Bond g. go - bid ssed Pesnsyt
yaua r. div Of ~ bid ssked Morris Canal III I'D ~ ssssAi
shuy k Nss.on r. ~ ~ "a - ssso ,l
.sied Long leland u bid sssed yieAssau y PA sssz.
Gsrd Hsuk - bid 49, asked Infd states bsnk u On ~ SAsas
linton Cana, ~ bid, ~ ssked- DaiL
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UILLIAMSBU RGH ITEMS.

ACcTDEsT ~ THE tPsETTISG OF AZ OrNIBrs.-Iues
day evening between and O'Clock one Of the Cypress
Hi omuibuses was capszed in Me-erolest near Union
av !, running uron u heap Of mortar There IL
as eers inside ard outside all residing in New York
Mr. Forks residing in Frankfort a., thrown from the
sttp and al his leg broken the thigh by the body Of
tho omnibus striking upon him. another man had his LEFT
shoulder dislOcaied One of toe ladies had her
broken and another lsdy received bad cut under her
eve All OF the passengers we're more or lees injured
The omnibus damaged to the extent of about $50
TARoF1 RxcrRsIoSs-The North American Foundry
Guard Cepi Salt numbering - nusAe's, proceeded yes
teray morning 70 Buls Ferry tor target practice They
were accompanied by shebels Band. OF New YORK.
The Protection Volunteer Cept g. A Moore. proceed
cd Yesterday 10 Staten Island, target excursion
n ey numbered Ey muskets, and were accompanied by
1rTll's Band
DEAD HoysE-At the last meeting Of The Common
CO, DCl. resolution adopted directing the ,alth
Committee 10 procure suitable place for ID I'd house at
a. eazly day as possible
FATAL CAsCAITr-An inquest wa held yesterday by
Coroner Wilhelm upon the body Of Alex Newstesdt,
caImsn who was run over in Eleventh 81 on Thursday,
vhie endeayority % stop hi horse The animal having
IN away = verdict Of accidental death rendered b.
tie jury The deceased was - yeGrs OF age and resides
at Nc 10 East Eleven;hst
FkrAL Fall THROUGH HtTCHwAT.-A lad. - years
Of age nsmed Geo Ashworh. In the employ OF Stitch q
Brfher cap dealer a. No $50 Wafer - yes risy morn
ING accidentally tel through the hatchTsy Of the hh
.torv end landed on the fir. story receiving injuries
which Immediately proved fatal C1T ~ Hilton he'd an
inquest upon the body and verdict OF accidental dean
vas ordered by the jury The deceased was native Of
England Ha parents reside ca staten Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
WEpsEspAY. Oct es-P. N.


The improved feeling in the Stock Market continues with
an increased deposition to operate The transactions at
tie two Boards unusually large and generally at i'm.
Proving prices The better feeling continued al the second
Board There s few operators selling short but tho
buk Of the time operations at buyers option Large
differences continue to be paid tine oontract The i'm
prevent In Erie Is y cent Harlem, v cent keednG
"a Y cent Stonngton cent Norwich, ! c,nt.
&c In Coal shares tic movement also upward,
Cumberland improved . cent; Parker Y cent Now
Crcek = cent &C The demand continues good for Della
war, at lo and for Pennsylvania Coal a, iO2l Canton
a,o Letter p cent Nicaragua Pcent The Mining Stocks
ore active New Jersey Zinc sod ct o. which Is better
Pennsy wanna Zinc Gold Hi 3l93i McCullack, n,
Potasi 4 Utter Is in demand at a Conrad New
York Central continues 10 improve with good denind
about 200 shares sod day closing at hot further I'm
proyeent 81 gcent Panama sold at and ~ buyers
month. Northern lnians Co5structioni Mich CsnrL
ICC There continue TO lie better inquiry Tor Railroad
Bords and the sales to day sI750oo New York Cen
trs improved 10 81 Ouers are about e. before oovern
meni and State stocks are firm.
Tie Exchange market closed heavy with good supply
Of bills Today little Or nothing has been done. The rsb~
are 7lae3 fox Sterling Bankers bills held at 9Issi
Fnnos 5l3. a5lil.
Fregh arr dull and heavy for England but The demand
Tor vessel,for Hsyre beyond the supply To Liverpool
I'D ID for Wheat 1000 ~, Flour &C. Cotton freely Of
frd at d. Sc To IondOn ful cargo at Isl for Whssf
and SO or Flour The shippers List suns up the business
Of The previous three days
The market II scarcely firm and to erssf p ,,
rather lower rates hsvs been accepted DuI IN one,
ous ras. are rIv suurortsd vesssls continue scarce,
and in demand both for foreign and eoaswiss Pors
LordoD, notice engagement. Of 'S M. yoas
az I'D lsld chiefly "a the former rsfe oVV oos sioal
=. "a 30 - o., Flour o. 81 per bag; add 500
b-. CLesse Ca II Liverpool eooco bush West aaa
Corn I'D al3jd4 200 bbs. Flour g. "a aM sd3 100
Ps.;n a. I'D 20 ties Rice Iosi 100 bbk Potash, 5s;
20 Ls. Cotton Id and by steamer 80 bales Sea lslsn1
Cotton Ia and 1000 boxes Cheese eos and some Lsrd
,he .sme rate To Hsyre, $4,000 bush. Wheat zJssses
- eco mi. Flour 100 ties Rice ell sl2 200 bales
fo,tep lie; 1900 lbs Whalebone De- aud Msmsrensnf
Gocds sIg To Antwerp, 5000 bash. Wheat, nd y"
HID Tobacco. Sl2 per tun or 40 feet 100 bes Asne
10 Hamburg I.oo0 bbs Rein, and 200 Tsrpssnss. =.
and 10 SPIRITS T5rpsnne &C. To san Pfss''e" w."
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MARRIED..

EOSTwTrS-ES0S-Oa Weanesisy ostosss y ~ ~ nss.
Dr Arhur NJ BosfWifk Ns Enos C. kas yssss-
s-ds q Philip ". Enss E-f al o ths Ciy
CRANI-WILlIAMS-I ths CITY % Wedaestsv O,treT -
y ih- Rev pr Nsrt. NJ Charles W Crane M Asfsns
Nllieurs. al cft ~ CITY.
osr r. the Bsrsss P.rsoasr>
Fu- p Eon Charlie. Huahe OF Wshnsoa Goa IT, II
p D
~ g. : SCBUA LsR-At Florids. y I oeseser N hsso
Hults N. d. 20 No Ase daaxhser Of Jerenish Saayl
MFAD-~EEnon Wedne-isy Oct IS al the Alenss rr.ssp
tsisn Chu-ch b. the Rev Mr. ssksr Beverly Nsf 20 No
El.h~h tssrhter Of itsc Weed Eeq Of 0reenech Isas
POHLE-CLAtToS-ou Tsosiay Ssh - JoAns casps
BY the william "a Pszs ChsrcA NewCs.ss
Coma Js Poole Reeces ~ - asash,s Of the sss H4we
ffavfr~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

VINO NoNlyA rioss-The Hudson C Wing Convention
O. \, Wkirs Hol Iler~en 1--WE Corner yeserl y af
tern % o'clock and nominated lssac W S,ltier, 81
c-er, CITY fr laf r. J1fTer lrreison 81 ali Bs->ea
in >ber. anc Jas Hutton Coroner for Jersey Cay.
1ir usue &C ID Aannsr Mayor ofJersey CO was assd
in he Couvenicn candidate Tor the senate, ba. n7t
Is bis consent. DerEty sheriff Pollard declined bsn
Canri' a'e for % ofce Of sheriff Tae Democrats viii
uaalna'e tier ticket to-Lav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
MURDER OF CAThARINE QUIGLEY.
II Fatrttk hurns and BtnJamin kina
nj Flushing. L.. I.
Be'ogs Jussiess WILLgrr soa SrgoNe.
-

be'cse Jessiees Nitigrr ,na SrRoNs
a. WEDNESDAY, Oct 96. 1859.
l. ;, "Vnesy last complaint msde before Justice Wi
r. me %wn OF Finishing l. L. by Heary Hover and
~ LneOn, charging Patrick Barns and Benjamin
- oene concerned in the murder of Ca,harne
"ananis w,re issued for their arrest and they
1T, ~. ' .,.Sn INTO custody on Tuesday.
",S'a'oss which led TO the suspicion Of these
"a, No. 'v"os'' They are employed the farm Of
e.. Nho lives IN the vicinity of the scene of the
-. "'s.'y ard Burn, was witness a, the exami
'"N % aeVoy and Duffy row going on a. ia.
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srPnY,r cOrnT-GrvfRAL Tfnu

JUUu ' UITFtFfI IFlIIf
Appeal from decree Of the Surrogate, admitting %
Tro the viii Jane Lynch lady % year, he VII do
The vloe unmarried danehe sad LoasA aad
sa3 four other sh drcn al whom Una
tic ILe viii g- The viii gin y Al nitte3
rebate bedDg gr6ned by the SurorAte In 1850
plaintiffs he'd csen mton o.
b rr her other children and that she vii VS.
abrsn.c Means The amer bearing "a no
o. filmed he original probate. sad spresl Is mad Argument
~ Eard r-arrrd
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to be- eae f n a u Difet 6f and Coeniss
sp The afteEes ras tl' he city ead Pyyry
antil for $40 and appeal made Argument
before Jadre o,KLEY
John jan Dsboh Alenan
To damages for alleged trepass n en'erngupon
q Dses an tsfse n lel axi st and etsAbs ind erect
ia thereon and house Psntl entered sgt Ia
Yleas aud ltsud id gneDL E de ant alleged
psnstec 81 b eDo'ned b. ID. Corr IN defense Y = sih
hss 3efudsBt gh: the e ar kpp fro whom nEi
hsd ob,an,e be that aIha hun pefsol 70 erect
aid smoke house &C. and further that tia le.s Eot bar 70
def alalrs proessdiDa The csse Il on.
Thomas r Gordon az. Joseph upham
To recover damage8 Tor alleged MALICIOUS arrest ana
A. Ia psonnent 1882; dsnsge. aid down s50o Il
CHARGED ants AID defendant aeed 70 enter copsnef
70 ava hin an opportunity his aasiTs sad
ouIce plaintiff eeclled eutesus into said copraehp gere
ru d. r5rt ecnsneed an etn against him
$1,000 \, Sefer - y q exsd hat ar adam I'D fsf o.
!. ~ ,se ~, soe. 70 70 10 yss'sri Verdi lor d sndsnt
William Bs.srt Ssrn8cl u. Dskin.
To slC50 advanced il IS sad b plaintiff from
John 1homa. Ct Defendants req1est With seE 70
TlsssI ho1ss from Posectna an nl1petia o hssd "a
t q che de Ddsail obsiarg fom Gov raHsnf
s h tsen apPJnE i8rhst asaaant oossiaS tas on
bEi ro rt1e plaintiff Ia fefensc vas sac taat
cid the contract In question bar aaoths Ias
Besr. Judge caRsELL
FraHeis : C'CosEOr a.. Charles sendfeFa
Plaintiff alleges that he agreed In l'aD with defendant
tia; L,ad hozss 0 snia ca ot No ~ hton
shuid than proffef Tor De 1sis
s-rt b. WHICH Def nd.nf - PEI H- aseeo %
,f AZ ~, rrtv = excays,ed fsr the Of
luSpz VI rs cests3sd Thar defudsnf Id uot s3k IL
hs rliua AID os- h rent iof as .ne e-ns sna y .ens
pred lie tr1ss 'Vt . recover ~ dssA Ia
q M 1hou. tt- sIe5ct ard th4: tie nury %
IRE bouss caused By the sxearstn onss beng nh deep,
The case . ca
COURT CALYSDAR-THs Day
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CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENTS. &C.. THIS EVENING

ENTERTAINMENTS &c, THIS EVENING
FxrpI,o. THt INDUSTRY N1ToSCrvstal Palace q
Ai.ssASif Lo Nibos. the Itslian Opera Cnmpanr.
IuTcpf.soNis CoNCFRT-At the Broadway Tabgln,cie.
OruriLc Broadway Thcaer Also, "Coas.n Cherry"
PANS t LoNDoN Trying II On" Yong Act esq al B4rtOns
ILrsE i.ousE Popping III On stion" al " blacks
UNCLE TOYS ton Mis- wes book a. the National
GiRAFFEs end entertaining Pays a. baTnuus
BUcKLrYis OfFEA HoUsE Chinese Building No SO 3Ioadwl
Gro RGE MISTY and WOODs EhOpanf nIUad~
CHRIsTY OPLRA DELEGATIONS Boadwsy
fR.xCoNts uIgyoDRoMIPeormsnoes aeru0Op aud evenus
CiRCUsPerormse- afternoon ard evening
Ds discovering the MssppiNsnA Academy OF Design
PANoRANA NIAGARA Fails Hope Chapel
BssvARDs GEoR.Ms EcNFT ASD Holy LaSohS Broadway
Mile Airru-Nc $50 iroa1vAy
NHRfsTtAS ASTNo s4S BTpadVaN
FGvPrtAN observation-disclosures lnsi,frfe
SIGNoR entroqun nd Magcal-No e29 BToadwaJ
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FITGANT TIR>.-Mr. HARL

fIFGANT lIRS-Mr. HALEY. No. - JObn-st.
DURING the past 1dsfiElbe import All
gse ans Epy suaeest sok q Fun eonpr n sable Iind
Hty Nar;tu uk ROYAL frnne, Ernae AaHtis Gag
Nrfs which ior IT. ss Ase ta.h Gre : sa- sable
Tisvr Re fshoIsbe th winter and HAELETs the place %
: hi n luN-
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For OF access convenience, space, elegance. an
ertG, Tor pers ctoD RooT's Daferreisn Gallery 70
s5 Hcsdv.y the renowned and popular pies IL TIL
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT

each ~
Contributions from visitors for Oct p - and % Io "
J. l. BROWS, Agsat
? g,,.t,P peLa-, M Y,yE Oct 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

FINE ARTS-Tle PItNBE National Gallery, on the
urtr eoe. n Broadway Moray has G1dsd s sitr.
ter Nj Briiess guerrois IA OIL which should e seea ~
81 " no - r.ec.stc ruth an tssuiy
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SuPTsIoR CorRT-Nos ~ GO, Il75 3e2 44s go as.
~ 81 R5 - 80 Al, AZ a. "a I'll IS 81 so 49,
~. So g &c. 81 t6 ~, a. 90, loi. 81 cS
CIRcrU CoURT-NOs. 37f. 5sf. $50 2is, 800 4Ol. 400
80 Al. az
sUgHEAE CoCHr--Cenersl Term.-Sos le 20. Il. %, a.
T. : DISTRICT CogRr-NOs .. 81 to7s
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NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS.

IHE NV FIRE CONPASY.-A new Fire Company has
been FORMED by citizens Of the frt Ward Of jsr-ey Chy
-Nessr- NTOcm. Wax man and others-iO take chars1
Il No ? Mr.. Nrco1 is the Foreman The ComPsny 81
ready numbers IS maj bers.
Ass.ULT.--A private Goa, Imam named Wliam'on Tas
hIoaeEt before the Recorder q Jeney Cy Yesterday
charged with asseuli inc citizen named W nirngian
81 Tuttdsy underline following circumstances Inc drser
Id Stored TIE tam which be vas driving upon the
cross walk near the ferry gaze when Mr. " AMI another
gel Ii mar IN crossing the came IN contact win
ore Of The horpe. ana took hold Of the bit The driver
truek hin With his whip snd sfterwa-d kicked bin g
veTey in the lace For the assaai he gAs held u oa 10
tie sun Of 800 for rsl and fgT vOaIng The corpora
ton ordinance By stopping h team 'n the Walk hr "a.
fad a.
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Yesterday was fine specimen Of autumn weather cool
and Pleasant could be desired
One Geographic dodge to get short dispatch from
Now Orleans Of California ard long from NIr
folk and put both under tie New Orcan. head ap
pear tnieTpr.siug
ALLIANCE MrErnc-There VII be meeting OF iaiies
OF the nth Ward a, the residence of Mrs Barlow, No
&c Bediords, this afternoon, at O'Clock 70 form Wo
mems Tony GRANGE Alliance Tor their Ward Mrs afghan
and Mrs. buckley arc expected to attend
The Board Of Aldermen had long session last evening
ard dt patched fair amount OF business very Tide o.
which however Of general public interest message
was received from Mayor Weservet beng veto uponihe
increase OF pay of Polio The Mayor considers the
rrcsert salary Of the Police be abundant for the duty
tev perform and strongly objects to any increase We
publish the document entire in another column There
the usual amount debate horses lost the wharve
and other similar subjects.
ENcITTyINr on 4 SrEAnR-Qute a startling affair Oc-
cured hoard the steamer Connecticut last Thursday
night On htr trip Boston from this City Daring the
evening msn was obserye the lower deck, kneelins
asthouch IN Irayer After remaining this position about
an hour he aruse and drawing drk knit began striking
al the paengors who were thrown into great conserna
ton as a matter of course Capt Williams was called.
and they finally succeeded getting the desperate upon The
forward deck, ana closing me pom NasAH
then proceeded the upper deck intending to draw M the
ladders and prevent any assault in that quarter 10 the
meantime the fellow had rushed up the ladder knife in
hand and all who were near started in regular stampede
He met Cent Williams in the forward saloon and made
pass at him. cutting his clothes and grazing the skin slight
" The Captain jumped back seized heavy double chau
and hurled al his assssn knocking him heels over head
Asovere struggle then ensuedhc resisted desperate
w. but lie was finally secured and tha knife taken from
him after which ne was put place Of safe keeping and
,herc retained We understand he mechanic belong
rg 10 Norwich Bu, for the prompt and rcsouie conduct
Of Cart III lie would doubtless have done some ser
Gus # not mortal harm among the passengers
SECOND BRIeA NKw YORK STATE MILirIA-lhs brig
ado vii parade fornspecon and rCvewon ednesdAy the
ID dsy OF Novtmbe next The several regiments VIII he
inspected ~ evous 10 oclOck NJ and the Brigade hne
vl be 1rmcd at that hour IN Lafayette Pace right on
Fourth -
Hon Chss Mason. Commissioner Of Patents, arrived a
town Yesterday morning on visit 20 the Crystal Palace.
Mrs Robert u Coleman. wife of Coleman, Of the AsIof
House died yesterday morning Her absence will be
de- py e, in the house which she hiss 50 long adorned
CoIoRrD SoIpiERs-A company OF coioFed men re
siding in Newark intend visiting NewYork On the second
Monday IN November
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Yesterday was fine specimen Of autumn weather cool
and peasant as could be desired
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Gssss,L TzsA

q NIab'I
Suit wa. brought By tie city sffZj, alleged
District No q Piers and slips a. Coenties-
he defence The bad 10 erecd 9Th he properly
rho Of tie yefdicf aaaer the direct on OF ~;
Court ant appeal made Argument
" LIZ U.rL..nL 40 ITO
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TfrrErls,r .vo,e norm o. C0lor.-We lelra thai
wy esrcsal tlion AID inquiry on Tie suhjee; o.
TrmrUtnoe rrr row in rrogrtss a-on~ the psoP'e o.
Cos ~ die Ct, and vicinity winch have a.r risl "a
n tie foru on n IN ef,ent To-a Atileuec SJi'y -
Wli,ushur,h eri TX " to lead % the formation " r.
viva. q o.h,r Mr John Kely Pgsi iat u the B's'
Colr,d Tsmre.sroe Society has hem ia5,rng f,r sone
tine ia tn Cry and rs suburbs lie vii speak next
Tuesday evening in tie Belhsl Church Secondst
EgrIysTE Tint On Tuesday night thief or thieves
en,ertd To house No II Madison the second hooE
ard iioe lArge amount Of silver ware tesPh spoons
Grl- considerable ootlng &c valued e: 500 the prop
ery Of Dr Andrew reward has been offered for the
recovery OF tie properv.
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One elcgrarhlc dodge ia to get short dispatch from
Now Orleans Of California ard long from "
folk and put both under tie New Orleans head to ap
near enleIpr.sing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

Tur B.RSTD MAIL CAR-The Mail Car which was
burned on Che Cleveland aud Columbus Raroadtw weeks
since opened only the Sides and there means of
communicating with the Conductor or Engineer con
ssquenly The train was not stopped until the flames
busting out into the darkness Of the night attracted alen
ion when the train was finally stopped the hsmo' from
he burning twenty feet high lghtn up me
country for miles around. The flames occupied the sd
aferuIee ard there inress except through ne
ends which ere battered In they could be- al
What was Cfi uncousumd was taken o"t and eNthgu-1e
a. soon a. possible OF the baggage, out Of fone sixty
trunks, scarcely whole enc was found.
The mail shared a similar fate. Not mail bAg emo
l or canvas was found worth repairing. or ih ir con
tents some EIGHT or ten bushels of the bIrned q, nlaI
have been saved end nov await in the Cievelint 10
Office the orders of The Department II j. most Of II dae
al Cincinnati Louisville and s. Louis, ani sohern Offices
II come aaosle lfCa Nc lo,h tHy, 0fd tncind40 fcrH
loart iraga mail ir0pChf ~ ne dHHfic. Vey 9.-t
poonof Ire New York matter consists Of bills "t goods,
Invoices notes drafts acceptance 'te usual business
tsper Of that large commercial City which at tn season
heyear compose ihe larger portion oi the mails West
The Cincinnati Afias OF Monday slvs:
Two boxes full Of the fragments 81 tho mail hpned q
few day. since the Cleveland ROAD arrived at oar fo
Office yesterday. This mail contains the foreign letters
ard papers by the steamship Atlantic and humboldt from
Europe many Of which 10 this office for dsrbuioI
for large portion of the MCsiorn States Tho clerks
we're bus engaged yesterday in cpdcavoring TO Gull from
the kackened aud chaued fragments such portions OF The
kitn as bore any directors, gave any indication Tor
whom they were inteLdtd.
The losses Of the Western Express Co. it is said
have been much exaggerated Tie S0raisky Register
adds
The nun was very light and The loss win not probably
exceed sgc00ihe most valuable package Destroyed r'
ng one OF boiling cloth. worth $500. \ small package
Of jewely of considerable value. ais" burned
The through baggage came from the Lake SHORE Tram
and a. large usual The mails equally large
though it said that by some hunder the Coumhu' and
Cincinnati mails were placed upon the Toledo Iran, aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

TRH FmE A LotIs,uIE- The losses and nsuran - al
De noent heavy fire in Louisville Ky stated TO be as
SLOWS
Jachan Mung wholesale dealers in fancy and variety
goods insured for 900; T. Hobrook tobacconist 1000
Bach Her1og, Who'll sale dry goods dealers, seSoOO
wilson, SaTbird X smith, Wholesale druggists, $4,000
s Kart wholesale clohicr. $4,000; Baxter Brother,
Wholesale sovemen 50 coo; Cooper Who'll sae turner
and dealer in ceslings $1,000. Kahn n W0lt Wholesale
tohiers S2AOOO; LOUSY lie journal Office $1,000 Louis
,le Rolling Min Company, $4,000 Winter 4 Fielding
{NOCO
The Losses just mentioned are distributed follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

Nicoay sod large quantity q East New YORK properly
at sl75 500 for . by 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

Mrs Robert Coleman. wife of Coleman Of the Astor
House died Yesterday morning Her absence will be
de- pv , in the house which she hiss 50 long adorned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

SrRAyoERs-Among the recent arrivals ct some of the
lending Ho.als we notice the iolowns names:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

Hon Chss Mason Commissioner Of Patents arrived a
town Yesterday morning on visit TO the Crystal Palsee