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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

lean and Wabash Razor pscl-The new ls1} ~
sPeaiI lght dr5UghI steamer eiI4AS " HIGHT,
Cent Il. C. Coolidge, will u regular packet during
- For tr ght passage, apply on board jan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

4 fa-t smiling light drhIght bark COURIER, lonlt "a NJ
t4as, have immediate dtspacwouil be veg desirable
trn '' JjflS To1LE, 45 Banl Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

VIII leave TUESDAY, February %, O'Clock p. "
EN0R VICKSBuRG,W ,WARRENTON, sy -
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF RODNEY l6llaA n
AND NATCIIEZ Regular TUESDAY Weekly Vcks-
6arg Packet Steamer 5AGS0LiA1he magnificent
MAGNOLIA ST. Clair
e weaye above. freight pasge apply
SMITH i tiNllSTER, 81 POyiras street.
fs The MAGNOLIA will bo the Leyee This Aoinug
receive freight, will take freight i0T baz0o Guy.
will be CLERK the Leyee early ON Saturday mong
freight trls
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FOR IGAyRE-Tbe fine, fast sailing ~
EoR HAvRE-Passage 0nly.-The All =.


FHfg hn NtA scar, matter having ucsrv all her n ~
.=ft' .nFsg-I and -rr .p lHari. VIII lave nds ais
II h f a|.n az s H rsE5ags. Apply Board, a. Pest
- p.sifist, G.. G.. HbGEtT \ co 20 rngp street
rlN DrDED. ". TIN NsON. sp sg,I s'U-rt,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

No. II CaTres street most respectfully informs the Ladies that she
has opened choice AMI select stock OF FRENCH FANCY
GOODS AND Millinery Tie latest and oets
examination by all.
L Orders from merchants and others invited with the
snce that they viii be hed satisfactory
novl If D.F. YARMOUTH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

ooe President Independent of partisan feeling alto
sssher thoss who knnw him best testify unanimously and
decidedly on The point They speak n him a. Of the
Jackson stamp IN this respect
1t ia well for all sides 70 the man exactly a. he s
without reference to party No good eau come Of
ourseyessnd least Of all in such important matter
this. Dy soro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
DIED.

coSTorr-ou wednesday Oct EHss wife ofJohB Il Coa,o,
sre6 e. years
The n6, Of the fairly respectfully invited TO sttsnd her
raj from her late residence No 81 Princes % Friday morning
Il oeock.
In the eisf year Of her
The friends Of the family aud Of Der DR. Br,dy,
Johs Gsynor respectfully invited sfteDd Der funeral
Thursday aerneon O'Clock from her late residence No ia
seefrSsf-
FDSALL-srl1eny lat eyenins the 5sd year Of hk
JseOt. slcf - son Of the late John E6salL
liz funeral viii ake place from the ressnre Of his bre<Asr
jana No ~ Asdsonst Friday morning a. 10 oeocE Ihs
siiyss and nSs Of the family respectfully invited artesd
The remain. vii BE- conveyed fr Hisrzsnt 70 Ensh SssAS'r
KING-Ar HshwSod n j. Tuesday Oct James Gore King
szec a. year,. g..
fe,.es and friends respectfully invited to srts1s r..
funeral y ucsy 9Th 10 oeoek NJ from q Ptnf
L l. fcr
TEEHoRo Taersy morning zh Instant ssr 'hosr Nnes
DR. James Treser -
Hs sierds sns family tkos Of bis hrosser Dr.
John and ks brother n Geerzs ID fssaas are
s;sssi hi funeral from hi. rrldsnee. No VI eroogs
q GeeEs, THURSDAY ocoef N ~n1ouf 'af'nsf
tnsifsiion-
wEST-In CITY co Tuesday Herbert ROYAL only
child OF James ard Hsrha A We srs1 nonfs sna ~ a1y
Tte fuzsfR VIII be ssndsd from their sesdsace u
see1d toof se-ov Isc1fy venfh-< On fI1f>Ay Ss's
y. NJ
son Of Clsfk Wheslork. ss-t s yesrs 49,. IL
TIE Of tie snar ul-zhers Of Atlantic hose snd
RafCcEFsny No rtspecffsy yd 70 str<nf his srr
a. Is fshes rssidence. No N Ws4hoz-onsf, Bookz on
Frassy nh 10 o'clsek A n
YAfESOr the fth nzn afr! tasen.s lines q ave yeAA
tn1xhf<r Of Alsx.zr I'D frs1c fs ne r,sseac>
q aftef Ne. RaossseitSf
q E1xlsa psper pk>ss espJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

Reported for The ~ Y Tribune BY MeSrs. Fay THoaAs
Fisf Cdrd-t5OeO Penn So s 1850 do, s4i q 900 do al
tis2 do t 500 Lehsh &C. vi 500 do ~ slco City RI
@ 81 li 1910 do do So o4i 800 do 90 s. ieit esc
ER e. rs sii eSOc s raj sNs sphns Gsrdea g.
oI IS Penn RR- ct do do bjwn i93 50 do do, cash i9t
10 DO do sswn 81 100 Morris Canal & Is! 100 do do D.
DO do b5wn I6t; do 6. 50 do do IS i6 2Minshl
RR scrip so 50 Chester Valley RR IS 40 Island RR IS ISL
100 do l5 IS yicksbursh RR s5wn sl; Gard Bank
ISL. FarerS and Mechanics Bank 74 10 Manuf aud
Eslroa Boardl5O LOns Island R., b5 ISL 100 Morris Canal
l6t; 81 Chester Valley r. r. l2
g7i Mnsh RR g 80 Penn do at 0do 4sf 50 vsksburs
do ia 100 prefd do. 2s 50 do - 50 do p 80
do 49, 100 do b5 "a 100 DO b5 81 100 do bS 100 do 81 %
DO 2ss s. do S ado 30 81 do 2 Bank Of Penn l2 II do
lz2; 5do la -
y Boa,d-2o Morris Canal ls 100 do Sd I6 100 do 49, 100
do 100 do I'd 6 100 schuy Nav Preferred b5 81 100 do,
b. 2sli 90 Long Island ~ Kens.esy ssni nh -,
i22 Pennsylvans s4i bid s asked Reading r. 4}
bid ieI ~ked do Bonds 70 81 bid s. ked do Mort ga 80
s<ked Pennsylvania r. 49t bid AT aAked MorrCana
Isl bid IS ssked sehuyk Navigation So az IS bid ID asked
bid III asked do Preferred 2Ji bid al asked Leus
Island IS bid 5t ked VcksbuTs NJ bid l4t asked Gard
Bank ISL bid 3i asked u Bank 81 bid aked URon Canal
l3s bid Ia aSked. Heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
U. S. COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Before W NELSON.

The examination Of Goodwin and Dixon. late seamen OF
tie with handspike and b. other
Second Maze concluded Mr. Knight the
Fg Maze he the boat Sunday morning shout
O'clock Goodwin and three other rowing H. aud
shore he hide to the country previous 70 going be
he men rrurn ser IS 10 which thsy might
look round 20 shp back o'clock the afternoon
found there abandoned and discovered the 10 wine
they had obyd HE orders s1d returned
they said the weather had been too rough which
getting board agsn aked the why they
dob, orders and they made tod hem 70 40 for
would settle he matter With them o,aer n- they
when Goodwin returned md wned 10 know
what msrtssd h. would ike to seite now elinehed him
sud together ser Up be seized struck tbs
Meie Dixon having previously him with handspke
The cabin revolver eud dirk and 20 rh
where hr saw psol t1ei into he fore
and tie and four Of hem pa, N irons
till AFTER h. that Shot Goodwin IA the
shoulder. red IN whs. considered 'fdefss do know int
after Goodwin the time We nad
been eached ord before rs took up the struck him with
handspike
On stated that the Mate cred three shots in.0
the teisso that the Second Maze kicked Goodwin while be
WEI ~ which vi deni,d.
The n fully committed on the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
SUPREME COURT-GEsERAL TssH-Before judges EDsosDs
ROOSEVELT and MoRRis
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge CAMPBELL.
Cpary 90 curTgs


Bowen, MeNsmee Co, agt. Zenas Newell
Plaintiffs merchants in this City the defendant and
B. sesrs reside Pomfret; Conn The suit the
'N'D-' - Nsw-Yoak Oct. 1851
Cashier Of Thompson Bank pay zens Newell order, Two
tssnedI B. sE,aLs K SON
(Indoscd) ZEsls NEwsLL
The check was said given Mess B. Men Co in pay
On The h check presented payment refused BY the
Bank Mess b. Son In the habit keeping az account
Bank when the check protected and suit finally brouh
Tn. suit tried in this Court The defense on the part OF
and should have until after days
the lh Judge Bosvorh who tried the held that being
bank check entitled and Judgment given for
plaintiffs The General Term affirmed the decon The
carried thence sgpes to the Court OF APpa which hed hs
contrary effect and the Tor the
trial
brought up ground that Connecticut where the
Bsnk uaed the law does not recognize
Prhs grants on some paper and on Others noand hat
presented Verdict for PLAINTIFF sR subject to the opinion Of
the General Term.
Martin Lew and Brothers at New York and Erie Railroad Co.
To s492 alleged damage to two trunks of fancy
the ezh Dunkik Sic; July 1851 but not
delivered is ssd till months eferwad The defense k that
liver the dep-ihtthe trunks question so Hper
ety could be scened to whom they beong
plaintiffs ssr period their wheeaboi refused
pay did do for time which the
Company should BE- made accountable
the Of sale being when them The
set aside. To be continued This forenoon
Before Judge OAKLEY
Van Wyck 4 Kobe sgf. John Mcintosh
Denial of Endorsement a note for six months, made
Now 1880 BY Thomss Mcintosh Co former Of Defendant
N Tho. Mel CO. TO Van X saeonss in psyasat
goods Not being paid .nt brought 10 defense the indorse
ken the other notes Of apparently similar ehsc
verdict given IN favor Of plaintiffs for the amount and ia
toEy offs named Mansfield improperly excluded
and the present new tsiai allowed The case IL o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
NEVJERSEY ITEMS.

BOY KuLEp.-A lad named James Fitzpatrick, about
10 yesrs Of age son Of Mr. Thomas Fitzpatrick was killed
AZ tbs Chesuut-s: d.p6t Newark Tuesday afernoon
He p wing upon the track with other boys and in gel
ting oct Of the way Of train got into the way OF
oher and his body asunder with the wheels Inc
tain wss going slowly and efforts vere made TO stop IL
hut without avail
L,pIrs FAIR At HoBoKKs-Ihe ladies o; fnt n o
Ctrrb :, Hoboke held Fair Last evening for the par
rise OF raising funds introduce gas and nrteres INTO
iheir church 6uldng Address vsre delivered ~ ue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
L. : CIRCUIT couRr-Bsfsr. Judge NrLsox.

Chandler Insenoll .Esinst the Bark Cabergo
Suit in the District Court 10 $50 the price Of
hoa ordered ofhe barb be bn but which he
Ttfu their being down Judge adon
In favor besnt and Sped made to this Court As
hssTd.
Frederick We sman against the ship Howard
In the District Court the value Of 1904 bush
els shipped HGbugh November 1884, and injured
by della, she vessel commended in calling &C The Dse
IN favor Of beant aud appeal made Judge
Nelson affirmed the judgment Of Court below.
Msrthandi against Sturtsvsnt
In this case Judge Nelson ALSO affirmed the decree OF
the Court below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
MARRIED..

ABBOT-wEsT-A Bloominrtale. Oct. 3 BY the Rev. 8.
Davidson Mr. Daniel Abbot Of Salem Mss Mss Joanna "
dsush e. Of y Yves, Esq- q BFootlyn L. l.
RlDER-bURGESs-On Wednesday. Oct ) a. Grace Church
Brooklyn Hh By the Rev He1y de Roven the Rev George r.
Csnsneazua ~ y Louisa c. daughter Of Daniel bur
I'd Of Brooklyn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

Democratic Ward Meetings to be held this evening
for the election of delegates to the Judicial and District
Convention
KINGS County HosPITAL.-0n Monday there were iso
petieuts this institution On the day 2j additional
ones were sent there from WILLIAMSBURG by the Supern
tendent Of the Poor of whom affected with the
fever and aGue.
Edmond briggs, ESD is generally talked Of as the
Democratic candidate for Mayor Of the City Of Williams
burgh.
FIRE DrFARrsEsT PARADE-The annual parade Of
the Wilamsburgh Fire Department i 10 take place on
Monday the I'd Of November
LARorsY-A woman named Mrs Foster, residing in
Union ay was arrested yesterday by Capt heh charged
with stealing clock and 81 from Francis BAN formerly
residing in the house The examination takes place
TO day.
SHOCKING pEArH-Coroner Cooke held an inquest yes
tetday frepoon at the residence of Mr. james belong
In South Second ST. Sixth, the body OF his Little
son Julius Deong. four years OF age VINO came 70 az
death the evening previous by accidentally falling INTO the
sinh of the privy verdict of Accidental Death was
rerdtrId.
IysuEs1s.-Yesterday afternoon Coroner Cooke held
an Moutros av on the body Of cOlored woman
named Sarah Preston who died very suddenly ferulcN
Death from Disease OF the Heart"
Ao an inquest at the residence Of Curtiss H. brown
in Division av the body OF has young infant winch
while riding in q wagon Hancock Village. Verdict
of Death by Convulsons. was rendered
ARREST or FIRYxrs-Yesierday afternoon, as the fire
men were returning from alarm Of fire. Patrick Burke
Of Engine Co. No 10, and John McAvey, OF Engne 20
No l. got into fight at the corner OF Grand and Sih
sts which likely to be followed up by their rends
Officers MtEiroy and Laramee arrested these tso mSn
and conveyed them the cells which put an end to the
disturbance They gave bail to appear for examination
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
In porn, yesterday

The Money market has been active today with consider
able changing of loans The demand however freely
met and after O'Clock there easier state Of things
The rate on call good security cent Paper goes
at saI2 cent for strictly stclas and good names are
sold As high l5als cent There large amount OF
Western railroad paper the market which almost en-
trely unstable Some Of s sod at IL cent Unless
change in the Money market takes pss soon 20 that
Bonds be again negotiated work some Of the weak
and least forward Of the enterprises in course OF comp
ton mus be suspended for time Some of the CANADIAN
banks we understand considerably ovedrawn on iher
corresponding banks here which has assisted IN producing
the present sngency Several hundred thousand doars
IN coin have teen lately sent to Canada
The receipts 81 the Sab Treasury sl0ess payments
sls2 ISL balance g. seso35.
The receipts of the New York and New Road show
a very gratifying increase over lac, year The figures
eye;
Pas>nrr .........................,..,.. esesb II
Fr,i<hrs 's.ss-ss-.s-ss-'.'.. wv
Psji Harlem hoa1 ....-..s............. af<5 -
Toe.l.. SstlE
sep<eEbe,. l-s<........sss.......s..s.sss I-Ns
Irer..-s........................s t2ian
september. 1854. ......................... ssi -
Tho ssqssnbx ssninss Il the Ls1s Mani F,1rosd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER g. 1853

Rey Or, Ksnredy. Of BROOKLYN he Rev Mr.. Ps.h,n-
l7dee 81 Fertn-tno. n. = thu K = Mr. HIATT, an the
Pastor % TIE Chnrrh Afer shs lif-s-.es TIE
tlsse parook Of samp;uogs rcpis. TIE nanoor pcs
en Wes above 400. and the amount OF money r4sed
soueEl az exceeded $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Ia " INTELLIGENCE.

DEATH OF JUDGE LYScH-Affer the calling Of the Calen
dsr in seoondPa Of Common P yesterday forenoon Mr.
Brewster rose and accompanied by remarks to the high
character and standing OF deceased announced the death Of
Judge Lynch and moved Of respect his memory that
the Court adjourn Judge DAILY Responded. and made an
order that the COur adjourn and that the proceedings be
entered on the minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
corRT cALESpAR-rHs DAY.

SUPERIOR CorET-Sos. rs Ill. li2 li3, us, ll6 III,
ils III. Is i2s 10 is2, 1856 1ss 81 ISs' IA l2tol9
CoAMos PLEAs-Part Nos $50. Ill, 500, So 572,
sa SIS so sec SCI ss sec 5ss $50 Part 2sos s2L US
CT az 6S3 asa 6B. 60, e4l, 642 e&3 81.
L. S DIsTRIcI CorRr-Nos TO- g. "a. rs, 20, 30, 81,
81 IS 81 -
toe4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
ADVERTISEMENT
PERSON e. LAKE,

invite their old aud the public inspect
Fall mportstons Of rich Brocade Plain Osce and Plaid silks
Of Dress Goods embracing
novelties selected BY one the Continental market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

Messrs Higgin Son add that thero are isdlcssoas
diminished animation In shipments and In view OF the 70
sed business for the last few days In Manchester vs %
not think much viii be going forward for the rsmsnds
OF the seasOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
fAdvertissment.l


o. =. FOWLER IfctUTts UH IHYhIOIUgF, L lit
O'Clock. In Mechanics Institute, Of Bower
Dvous Tickets ~ cents r for a. to be had at No Is
Nassautt. and at the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

From which will be that the decrease In receipts
now amounts 10000 bales the increase IN exports 70
Great Britain 5000 other foreign ports 5000; decrease
to France 1000 Total increase in exPors 1900 bales
The following IL statement 81 exports Of Dry Goods u
packages from Liverpool to the United States furnished ~
Edward Higgin & Son;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

GAS. GAs.-Cas Fixtures Of new and beautiful de-
signs be had the great manufacturing depot Of AscaER
SIC Broadway The Patent Ge Regulator
aso supplied all who wish em 20 TO Is cent their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

BY this il Is that the Compsnys estimate for Ssp.
TENDER s4s500o, and not $4,000 stated BY Tie
EreniRg Post.
The actual earnings for August were 100000 instead Il
100000 as estimated and have doubt that
the receipts for September s5lae0o will be incressaA
rather than diminished by the settlement balance which
was due to and from other Roads Very respectfully &c.
HOMER RAMspEtL. Prsslasak
The opening OF the Clearing House has been postponed
to the 10th inst The following the form Of the Cer;idcsss
to be issued by this Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

Democratic Ward Meetings to be held this evening
for the election of delegates to the Judicial and District
Convention.
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IAdvortiseDentl
MEZZoGRAPDs, OR DAGUERREOTYPEs on PAPER

Particular called this feature In the Daguerrean
now taken GuRrEys magnificent DAguereoype Gallery,
No Broadway h style Of Colored DssaeeotyPes
which attract much attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Prices Of the prad
pa articles Of Farm Produce In the City Of New YORK. %
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SUPREME COURT-SpseiAl Ter1n-Before Judge MITCHELL
THI CARROLL ESTATE

SUPREME COURT-SpseiAl Terzn-Before Judge MIrcHELL
THL CARROLL ESTATE.
This was motion for reargument The following is the
opinion of Judge NJ on deciding the application.
MITCHELL J-Ihe decree made in this case a; Special
Term h been settled but no' entered and the ntf applies
shtd counsel sxPe they firm eosve!On that there are prov
executor r an account bis general terms % the
account Be taken when the heard bill aad
In such the decided part the
before me .ou and the Court instruct the referee what facts
IN and could aBde the pleading be proved dspoyed the
hearing might De considered which the Court 70
The former rF1ueni rule and mainly d.
yced show whs the b and what and
that The cour should declare whA, found 70 be re-on
the bill and defendants AZ there was no
. sg aai s I 81 IS G
But the fact that this 81 old equity e that very las Interests
s-rons decree proper
Of the certificate counsel under old
allow the counsel for paat submitting
def ndAnt before the notice OF eArzmen al the amend
menI which he may propose TO the decree
SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TsN-Behore Judges EDsoSDs
ROOSEVELT and MoRRs
William Burger and Michael Lsour the Columbian Insurance
COMPANY Of Philsdephia.
On claim for - l49 policy Of insurance for loss
By FIRE match tseory sseo9d.y between and
p nfs and appeal made Argument heard aud decision re-
Abraham Hatfield appellant .s William BiOOdsOOd .dm'r
Suit to recover two judgments the defense to which
WA tbs they had not yay Obtained and suit
ordered the judgments be vacated and
appeal l. made Argument heard
The appeal relative 20 Injunction being removed
Reid proceeding with the Bowery, RUS Pave
and their suit against the Controller also the
Controller have been et down 70 be
heard before the five Judges to-day The Circuit Ia. adjourned to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

widening WaLKER-sr. AND EXTENDING CsSAL-Judg
Roosevelt has adjourned this saturday next at
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

FIRE DHFARrsEsT PARADE.-The annual parade OF
the iams burgh Fire Department i 70 take place on
Monday the I'd Of November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

Edmond briggs, Esq. is generally talked Of as the
Demosrntic candidate for Mayor Of the City Of Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

Last August the receipts vere shout sisooo This =
doing exceeding wei for road with only 70 n1ss
completed
TIE A7raHke Scafssi Of the Is. nss,,. ...,.s that
The bridge across the Rock River 4 cc-,,is,.x -
the construction trains today Tss Ssx;rc 81
the track toward Stoushton win be pushed e,-ys3 ~
Nothing bat possible bad weather nav ssanis =
the way for completion TO Madison by the nst Of Js.r
ary."
The bears talking about the receipts Of the Ere Ran
road fcr September sSi26co falling short Of tho ess.,a
in the dividend statement This is The esius.
for Sep in making up the dividend was sasscco and .st
$4,000 represented Autographed error Of tsossss
in the receipts down in the statement gives a.
pearsnce OF truth to the charge The following letter en-
plains
OrFIcE OF TIE N Y. & ERK r. r. Co.
To tas II TIE " " rtfssse
GrsrLEarS; | observe in TIE Ner- York E,esisg
Post OF this evening missaiemeni In regard TO the ss
mated receipts Of the New York and Erie Railroad Geo.
psny for the month of September which h calculated =
mislead the pubic
The figures. published by the Executive Committee
making up the earnings for the une months from Jan -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

KINGS County HosPITAL.-0n Monday there were $40
patients this institution. On the day 2j additional
ones were sent there from WILLIAMSBURG by the Supern
tende Mt Of the Poor most of whom affected with the
fever and aCue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

,, ~, PAPER-At the Crystal Palace are TO
bss 49, Ipss Of wafernarked paper. intended for
/ ses iesrs OF credit and valuable docum suts IL
Bss me rank Of Eaglsnda and many Of the principal
Ter t;n Europe; and it is affirmed that the use
De RI 2, paper y at present the only security which
srsssrS England has agains: forgery The samples
pAasiS sraaai The Msdcuna della Seggicla OF Rs
skaf, :, well copied in these water marks by
vass r.s asanssemens Of light and shade Sometimes the
wrssA ~ slrele of dark letters running through
tns A le eseometimes il Is lAndscspe-some.
dissi.s,SssS design-sOnetimes portrait of
are ingrsssua man The process by which these marks
by The Bal ~ me paper said to be only understood
who ,oOk nc Mr. saunders of hartford Ms in Kent
@sm In the London Exhibition OF 1851.
Rxrw. IEvenint Post
Is is<ssSss isss. through SIKH and ' when en-
snaking them ds.a IN horse against three persons
Mark johnson =, ssd severely injuring Of them.
No iss sh ss ssa 70 tie drug store Of Mr. Giles
ssfer which be was , oere attended by Dr. Ferguson.
u Mr. Joansoa MA. sh a escape The shoulder blade
'sse'ss Injuries add his head received severe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

LARorsY-A woman named Mrs. Foster residing 10
Union sv was arrested yesterday by Capt Keh charged
with stealing clock and % from Francis Balm formerly
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