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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01

IA viii tcubt'ess attrac, The attention Of the numer
e,s persors who have either been the iDneds'e pu-
riis Of The highly esteemed author oenoec'ed vita
t.ss In como Of the literary o. pubic relatons IN
vtich he has borne an honorable share for nearly
ha6 oertury.
charles u. Norton proposes 70 publi'h Series Of
v irks. TO be entitled q" The Library OF American
D Toluiobary History" composed OF new and re-
, editions Of the principal contemporary histories
Jnenoirs Of that period. The text carefully col
,,cd and illustrated b. many documents never before
Inblished, and edited by GEoRGE WAsHISoTos
1snrrxE. This series will commence with " Memoirs
OF the War in the southern Department Of the United
stsse.. by HEsRT LIE, Lieutenant Colonel Com
,.snssnt Of the Partizan Legion, reprinted from
e second edition, as corrected by the author and his
II. LEE, Jr., with notes, plans and portraits and
q oy iDedi,ed letters and documents. To be pub
4 ed in I vol, svo., cloth. eilt-price, e. 50.
I'll Msgagnou& Co have in press and will shortly
pubsh Black Diamonds or " Humor, Satire, aud
;s-atiment' treated scientifically by Prof julius
cxsAR HAsSIBAI of The Nee- York Pieayune. Also,
e new illustrated edition Of Wilson's American
Orr theology beautifully illustrated and printed in
eolors
k"Lfe Of Horace Greeley by JAMES Parton,
FORMING uuouecimo NViuue Vi SVV Paeee-Neu x VI
mp and illustrated in tho best nanners announced by
Mason Brothers, No % PsrkIOw. Price 81 25. 1t
Ia dedicsted to the "YOuDg Men Of the Free States
The preface states that Mr. Greeley had nothing to do
with theides of the book orits composition the author
never having spoken to him till he had determined to
write it, The facts are derived from bis relatives,
carly friends, school-feloHs, fellow apprentices, fell
io1:journt men, partners, and papers. DAY and
Night in The TRIBUNE Office is the title Of one
chapter in which the writer has endeavored to give
insight into the routine and mystery of the daily
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JERSEY CRY PRIsoy.-There were 1903 committals
10 the Jersey Cty Prison during October for ofensea FOL
LAW INTELLIGENCE
Us. CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge NELSON.
SUIT FOR PENALTY.

John W. Smith .st. Nahum Allen and VIM Nehsls.
BY a party SURG under the statute by when ne
would be entitled recovery Of Judgment 70 onehaf the
eu.ty and the Patent Office the other half TO recover
% nAlty each number Of Greys wndo" listeners ltAe
pateut OF which gned the defndsn for not having
The patent stamped said .ssener' the whole claim
b.fpg 80 .oto-slTesdy referred to ~,
The question the Jury whether the fasteners alluded
To had been made for Mr. Grey while ne held the patent and
sod BY him todsfendsnts, were made for detenasnS
oIms Mr. Grey and defendants would be Liable Inc Jury
returned sealed verdict il favor Of defendants
BlIven 4 Mead AT the New Eng land screw Co
The defe ndants are Company at Rhode Island.
plaintiffs proceeded against them BY .i;. 70 tns
supreme Court and appeared and OBTAINED eeye %
remove IL 10 this Court Motion made for defense 70 dismiss
the complaint the ground Of wsnf Of Jurisdiction eontene
ns IL should - ed in Rhode Island This opposed and
.rsunen heard Decision reserved For moton Ny slough
ter; for pitts. Messrs. WriztG Merrhew
SUIT AZ TO PLASIsG MACHINES.
slocum Osborne Hun erord Losms and heCsn mon
Plaintiffs claim 10 have purchased the night TO use
two Of Woodvorths Planning Machines 81 BrOokyn but the
.ver In; nfinged their right and motion
made fcT Injunction which orposed Argument va pc
sntSa-Mesrs stousktor Harrington for PAnfi5i NL
Rim oppcstd-
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UNITED STATES COURT.
rsI ISpIA.RCBBER cAsE-EvIDEScE As TO ALICIA
TIox oy FRAUD.

IHL INUIAskIb bEH -EFIDEFNH ~ ~
TIoS OF FRAUD.
Horace II. Day .st The New Eng and Car sprios 20
This case il will be remembered, was on trlal Ias'
.umuef but juror died while IL wss IN progress ana
.s,ir on the calendar the present term for % VI n. M
uas shown Chsfee the psenee Of the
Ter preparing Indisrubber bad sssigned 70 psnun
fpdant 90 the other hand claimed 70 hold and 70 aass C
"a GO Tor H. the rsht the patent hsvinz eeafht o. a.
JuS,ou 20 whom Ch.fee had svea prio. 70 me at
p.iutiaO the rskt eel T. Plaintiff on ne etnef 1.na
. - .1Sn,pt and void and vished
witness IN proof oft This Wa ooleeted .
ouy admitted BY Judge Belts; and much VI. SAD
Nv Mr. orc in regard IL Judge Betn H.s reeasree an
nroof re sard 10 any Of the case and Prev
Co potes and can be gwen IN suit ., isv wen eaaf
~, hst be voad probably feel bis duty snasf the aeeSon
ss.r to admit The proof fr.1a should BE- 'asrsd 90
~. fprthcemnT uial
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feet strobe. The machinery for the new steamship
Arago is also being constructed at this e.tab.bme,t
The last sbipwricht upon the Eas, Rivers who is
at present doing any business is Mr. Jeremiah Simon.
soD. lie s building the steamship Ariel for Com
Vanderbilt This vessel is ylisgonalIy br,ced win
iron and otherwise Strengthened She i 100 fee,keel
IS feet beam, and 90 feet hold. And so we conclude
Our walk among the ship yards on the east side
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s4,sls @2 Ss
ro,.l,A9ala.12 Us 70

To.als ...s3 3l3, 725 70 s4Sls,s62 70 tsoHl 10 "
Tn. ..rplps, of the Hudson River Ferry New York to
Prmout for the years ending sept 80 1888 and 1884, are In
eluded in the freight and PASSENGER esrnpn ,., -
The month Of September 1875 10 partially estimated. but
the figures viii not vary materially from the amount est
msted.
We understand that the over-draft in one Of the
City banks alluded to by some days ago, has been
an ply secured to the bank by the transfer OF valuable
property. The name Of the bank is still kept close
secret from the public, is also the name Of the
psrty over-drawing.
Some of the brokers are buying Knickerbockes
notes at sOc. Eighth Avenue at Esq., Newport Safety
Fund and Kentucky Trust Company at 4Oc., Bank Of
HaIlowell and Ship Builders at 3oc., Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Md and Mechanics Bank Mem
phis at 4Oc., and Erie and Kalamazoo at 4os3oc.
Suffolk notes are redeemed by the Metropolitan Bank
at par.
The BOson Transcript states that the notes OF the
Brunswick Bank are not thrown out BY the SUFFOLK
Bank, az was reported.
From Edward Bills Circular for the steamer We
extract the annexed export statistics
EXPORTS or BREADsTUTFs TO GREAT szirAs ho s~]
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EW7JERSEY ITEMS.

TRIALS OF LIQroR SELLERs.-The trials OF those
who have been Illegally engaged the sale OF liquor IN jersey
Gu, continue The result Of the trials ia nearly every IN
stance conviction each ehsrge-so essiay has hs ey,'
deace been Obtained and positively siyen Barley FORD
corner Of Montgomery and Warrenss plead guilty TO seven
charges and fined 80 and COSTS Lewis Gsynor Of New
rk sy plead guilty complaints and hned SsO And
costs Patrick Tooan plead guilty 10 four violations and wa
ped 81 snd costs John DohamAn junction VI snd
sresory,.ls fned $50 and costs; ~ Kelley 10 NewLkE,
eonyietsd on three charges fined $50 40 costs and Ms
Law Az The corner Of Greene and saexss hned 20 and
o.ts There large number Of complaints yer penaing
mi many lilo aoI .ellns places have broken up.
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge DEAN.
Joseph whsselsworth sst Edw.Id A. Lambert ~ r. "ains
This was an action brought by plaintiff, tavern:
keeper Bedford asnst the Mayor and Corporation Counsel
and an officer for srresBs him Sunday July for an al
legged breach Of the State law In selling liquor on that day
with directing aiding and sbe,tny the defendant Reynolds
the officer in the assault ard imprisonment and the damages
are laid at $500 Reynolds in his answer, sets up that he
wa, policeman in the City Brooklyn and the defendant
wss In actual commission Of misdemeanor, punishable
rssd him in The execution Of hs deen6an duty The de-
PENDANTS Lambert and wsns deny that The arrest was made
any krowledse Of the srennstanses 49,. ~ a.. s..s.
ne q hs y :1 and @ ss 20
about mile plaintiff house directed Reynolds 10 arrest
.1s n. was IN the cells ell night, no
trae In attendance to take BALI and inst on tne
ea.mpsiion For the defense it eontsnded that the
plaintiff had committed yiolson OF the state law ana ths
The Cy Charter auhoriked the though for msde
mssnor only without Counsel for plaintiff contend
ed that this only view and If otherwi'e then tha me
The Court would the charter
and admitted evidence that the plaintiff had sold quor
previous hour who lived In the neisn0orhood ana
Wsrps was admitted witness for the other defend
ant, p.nts cosnse taking exception and depo,ed that
he and the Mayor passing the house In tho pas
that he went Reynolds aud directed him make the
Officer Re- mods also testified lUbee to similar exeeptool
be notified the plaintiff and that he attended ahef"'rd 81
Counsel for plaintiff rendered .ebqitns evidence the
licenses plaintiff dated 9Th June 1872 ana
prps I'd Tuesday 10 May 1884, the other the lsh JAY Sof
expiring I'd TUESDAY IN NAY lcoo sno sslra ina "
at the second license renewal OF the hrst and pro-
tected the seller in the interim. -
The Court held the statute express on this point
(ouly protecting him till the meeting OF the COMMANDMENT
the licenses could be received evidence OF nEn 10
sell the ID July Rud OUT accordingly and exceptions
tAken) ,,.A -, -.
Counsel having summed sp the judge charged the Jury
the OF which M HAddon (or piantih asked him
20 charge the state Of the eadnss the Mayor seeing
the patiF selling did justify the defendant in arresting
him Court refusing 70 charge took an on
ths ront also sked him charge that the Chief Of
Police might taken bail The Court however, did not
Made his into the (ErcepUon TAKEN
The Jury and after absence Of about one hour
turued with 9 verdict for defendants
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Guilty OF carrying stocks forces many on the market
while the snsn number ofSuNide orders restricts pur
ohases TIE bears 90 nc; seem disposed to extend
their hre much, IS few weeks may bring about
marked reaction In feeErg A proninen, operator,
however offers most Of the fsnces at sellers option
IN considerable parcels but does not End purchaser
FREELY. Erie to-day shows decline Of II y cent,
closing at s4sj, having been 'sl in the street.
Reading was 7OI 9TOi Central Isl, further decline
NJ "a y cent. Harlem was steady. HUDSON River
declined 10 3si. The Western roads are heavy.
sale Of ses shares Crystal Palace was made at II.
Cumberland is dull, closing at ssi. Penn'ysvsnia
Coal. 90. Nicarsgus Is among the hrmes' stocks.
closing a, %. Railroad Bonds are in fair demand.
and IN view Of the condition Of the Stock market.
quite frm. Illinois Central sold at esi seei New
York Central a. Erie Incomes, 90; decline. Enc
ls6es H. and Isis, ISL which IS better Sales VIZ
einia s. were made at 90 which Is an advance. A
considerable portion Of the State stocks thrown on the
market by the running in Of the Indiana bank ctrcua-
ton are taken privately By investors.
In Exehsnge there is q fair business doing, 70
siricted however by the scarcity of money among
remit,ers and rates are steady. Sterling, sssl '
cent; Francs, sl5sSl9l. Toe supply Of outside
bills rather better than ii was, but stl moderate.
In Freigh,s, we hear of-to Liverpool
10000 bush. Corn at 4iaSd.i 200 or 900
bales Cotton, IA 200 bbls. oil and 50 bbls.
Tsllow, 1875 Cheese, 49, To London, 80
hhds Tsllow. Isl. To Havre. $4,000 bush. Cora.
lOc. Rum, sIc. p GAL; Smoked Meats, &c.; 10000
fSs. whalebone, &C.. A portion Of the Cora Is said
b, be destined for Switzerland, and portion for dis
tisticn in France. To Antwerp, 800 bbls- Resin.
2j6. Small vessels are wanted for Ireland, hui we
hesr of 10 charters.
The receipts at the Sub-1ressury were tis7,aaS.
Paid, 50 s4a Balsnce 81, al, 273. The business Of
tie Sub.Treasury for the month has been IS annexed
49,, ,e., -. IA SIG 69S a
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TAdyertsementf

CHoLERA-Dr. TOBIAS, No. gu CouruAnursS;'
.,,n,,e. 70 cure every Of Choers, vhen nrst
t,h hs. yrxETfAs LiSrNEST. IL fsiA ony -
~ hoe Who that values life viii be without nSS,y
he Drusrists throushsut the United states Asen'
= Co. Boston Dyott Sons Philadelphia
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TIE IRISH NATIONAL PoErs.-On last evening
Ms Teresa Esnonae waited upcn ct her residence BY
committee sppoined TO present her with eqaihton to
cite earliest selections from the Poems Of
TAorAs Dsv snd others OF the Irish National Poets Tue
regulation neatly gotten and Ened BY Robert
Ennet John Mitchell Thomas Adds Elms Simeon Draper
Horace Greeley rhomss r. MesEher add others
intending the eouInandsn Of various Militia Compaaies.
sf.v preliminary renarks the requiston was read By
Mr. r. A. Jsel.on. Mis-. Esmonde replied in very feeling
terms sceepbg the proposal and leaving the appointment OF
time and place the gentlemen forming the committee
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SALE or PIcTUREs BT AMERIcAS AR1Isrs.-Mr.
H. II. Leeds commenced the sale Of o large nunber
ofPantipgs by American Artists lat evening at the
gallery lately occupied by the Dusseldorf collection
The majority OF the pc;urs sold extremely loE:
among those bringing high prices we're oval ''vsw
"ofibe Highlands" near West Point, by E. Poet,
s7l; the Head Of an English Terrier" by W. ].
HHys. s67 30; Winter Scene, By Ranney, $50;
tie Returned Fisherman" j. Thompson, enc;
English Landscape, Cattle and figures, Of A. vm
Willis, tie same price, two Of 5. z GTord's land.
scspes Brought respectively ss5 and SOS; Louis
LaDg's "Nidis," $3.50; and Blauvelrs Relic Hunt
"er," s72 50; Mrs Spencers Preparing for Con-
"quest" was bought in a; ss7. The sale Will be con.
tnued this evening
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.BRQORZ YN ITEMS.

The Young Mems Christian Association Of Brook
Ign will bold their anniversary evening AZ the
Rev Mr. Beeeher. church The exercises promise be Of
interesting These associations .Prnsns mp
Ous parts Of this country AID in Eugops and the community
appear to feel general interest in thsiI growth and support
Anoas speaker, the Of Rev. DR.. Betuas
Henry wafd Beechs and Frederick Lane ESQ., Of the
sefive meEhers Of the Assoeiation.
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GOLDSMITH TO THE PEOPLE, VIZ: On
vtdrescsy November I; Thursday ID and Friday, 81 tae
subscriber win receive Pups to biz WAITING and BOOK
kETPne CT AssEs II klE pricesWrnE tsses - - 70
IS ineudrg ssiiorery; Book Ksephz reduced from : . 20
sig g. per qusrtsr Or fom $40 70 per usnh Ladies
Case ssrDoon - 50 for the Course OF ten
Lectures, and no extfs eharse. otIvEr b. OoLDsNrIH
No a. Broadway. corner Of Franklin
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IAdrartisemert

BARNUMs MUsEUM-Last Day but two oil tne
Great show of FOREIGN Poultry On SATURDAY ell me Fowl
will be sold Of At public Auciion- The french Drsns -
Tar OR CHATEAU will be performed both tins ntefneoh l
this evening No charge 90 see me penoins1ees
Gfrafes and al the euriosities
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cOrRT CAIFNDAR-THIs DAY

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 1893. COT, ss7, s79 TO ss2,
6Ssi 9Oi, BIS go. 92l go, 9!4, 925. .
CyITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. %, ii,
81, IS, S. SO, IS, a. IL, II, 81, q Is -
SvPERIoR CoURr-Monday Next.-Nos. ,2j7, as,
49, IS 675 sls $50 s4O st5 $40 asa Ssl 49, s6s 80 s1
s75 800 Is5 a. S. a. ~ 400 5ol ss 10 $50 S'S to s5I
1921 s93. se4 s95. Sg1 500. 9e2i
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SILKS snd SHswI.s from Auction, selling - per
cent trlrv the en.f 10 Import 81 q Boonrs: NO -
GRID ~, eorn,r oTekrd Also erect ron Asets5' ose
cso vorfh Prruch Merinos Sk Veivss Ltdiss C1ia'
Psrsnsis Psiss Defines Cloths. Cssuieres, Flames
Bsritts &C. &c, vkisi all BE s0d es thaa ~ 70 Ii-a
fsefure Ladies. cal early sad secure zTras bafsalA
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Assault WITH A KSrFE.-A difficulty occurred
between harsaret CuTren and Aas Mclaughlin 10 Myrtesy
on Monday night in which the former assaulted the latter with
ips a strknx the had severed Of the pinc!
ra veins The jued attended BY physcisn
and the sssaBt committed for examination BY Justice
Curtis
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DAyGERous AssAULr.-A black man named John
Brown Monday night charged with attempting
At The prisoner went the place with another negro sad
commenced getting up disturbance The keeper attempted
10 put him out when Brown seized Ratchet and struck MIN
mon The head nfciins wound He was locked up
10 sw ait The result Of the injury.
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Advertisement ]

GAS FIXTURES of new and tasteful patterns,
iii he found AT the Warerooms Of MITCHELL, BAILEY Coz
Nos IS and 81 John Long experience in the bushes. sna
superior facilities for manufacturing ensoes rs 20 atnsn
soods the quality and finish 81 the very lowest Pee
HE trade supplied favorable terms
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Advertisement

All parents who take pride in dressing tneI
children tsstefuly and prevented from dotnt III :.
or.nr, Of the eIpouse usually attending H. should a.
1osIT the fashion.bls Boys Tailor Of No John
v well hnowr doe. up such masters in . superior n'ah
,r,st .,yur 10 purchasers
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II il wonderful wonderful,

Scr b. step srre Tlure hegsn.
To %. he .tssiv s.is Il ulsz ..
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cCsis b taltn 10 = c5sdi dA fo@ Il = seae =
- Doors OtfTy 30 So Broadway eorner Of ts.S.Ar
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SwETPiSG STREETS BY MAoHTSERT.-The expert.
Dest Of mactresweeping is about to be tried in
Philadelphis. The Bulletin says if was hoped that
Whitworths approved machine would ere this have
been in operation but the unfortunate loss OF the
steamship City Of Philadelphia, with the machine or
dered by Mr.. Smith on board, has caused en- una
vodable delay. The protector Of the enterprise has
however, renewed his order by the Csrsda, and q
pattern machine may soon be expected from Eng
land. Mr.. Smith has associated himself with sub
stsnta parties, and bis plans will now be pushed Wig
orously forward. Arrangements are being made by
which the sireetsweepiDg machine will beintroduced
simultaneously in New-York, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
and in our own city A new era in seavengering is
about to be inaugurated under the auspices of Mr. r.
A. Smith.
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Advertise rent-
DECLARATIONS on FILE.-Upward OF one nun

Ara ,,t,, from ladies now On fle IN the stores OF L
ION No ST. Broadway and Ne l Broadway ndoFse az
nhsp Lotion az the purest PREPARATION for aootnin{ 40
tfyrs the shin they heard o. FOE nc
All Drusgists, General PeTfunlers, &c
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lAdveEtisementl
PRAss ROLLING MILL-Manufactures OF sheet,

rolled and platter. Brass and German siveL o
Brass Cspper and Germsn Silver Nrei brs ana "copper"
Tnhns Bras. Kettles; German Silver in the lnso,.
Also dealers in Insot Copper Banes Tn sP.er Ne.el'
&c Orders from dealers and Others solicited MI ~ " s'e'
bury Conn; store Nos s. and 81 John-st New forf-
BrxEpIcT BuRyHAN. Manufacturing Company.
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MAIZENA, man named Dennis Earle, who re
sides seventeentb New arrested yesterday OF
the charge mshern IN gnswng of portion Of the chin
John Polls IN fsht in Coum bisst. this city Monday
night last. He committed for hearing
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MARRIED.,

BUsTFFD-GAGE-On Thursdsy, Oct. 26. BY the Rev.
A,her Moore N William Busted ESQ., counselor st-lav 70
Miss Msls Gage daughter Of Luke Gage, ESQ., all Of this
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DEsHLYR's san

DysHLyR's sans Arsenic, sans Mercury, saus
oupine PILLS for Fever and Asle, may Be ths
AZ OF retail st the Depot, No. S bosasT' 'Pp
faberaAcls.
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SERIOUS ACADEMIA young man, named Welsh,
fell from scafodins in Pilgrim Church corner Of Remen
and Henryss YESTERDAY while he engaged In repairing
the building and badly inlred that his life Is despsred
Of He carpenter BY trade, and resided In Myrtiesy
nesr Gnd
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CITY ITEMS.

The weather yesterday was very drizzy all day,
and the mud of course in its prime. At night the
clouds passed off, and the evening was as fine over
head as il was foul under foot.
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BAR DrNSER.-The members Of the Brooklyn Bar,
generally epgsged dine with Judges Dean Rockwell,
Greenwood and Moore Delmonieo on Tuesdsy next The
Law Library
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TUESDAY, Oct. 3i-P. N.

The Stock aarke, continues gloomy, and the ouis
.,,.s.- ., have la. ncs. Of their nerve. The din
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS

ATTENPT TO MURDER.-Yesterday noon German,
named Frederick Asher, residing in Eighthst., near
North Second, was arrested by Officer Van Dyke on
charge Of attempting to murder his wife with an az,
while intoxicated and also threatening the life Of his
child. The injured woman Yves attended by DR..
Northrup of the Di.pensary who found that she had
been badly bruised about the hesdand bosy by kicks
and blows and that che had also been struck severe
blow the shoulder with an Ak. She stated that at,
ter being beaten above stated her husband plsced
her neck on piece OF wood and declared he would
chop her head or This act was prevented by the
timely interference Of the neighbOrs, who were at
tracted to the spot by the cutlery Asher was locked
M 10 awsit examination. The woman is seriously but
not fatally injured.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A young woman
named Mary MeGrsh, Iesidns at Cypress Hils at.
SsJsS i ssy a NJ Cypress HIM
two q ,'t , 'sss mo
me The .rmpS. Of The road oot OF Norts
Thireentbs and medical aid was procured The quaatty
Of poison swallow caused yomtos and mus 5as
alteration Of mind snd yesterday she was sent to the Lunaue
Asy lum at Fatb1sh
FALL IRON BUILDISG.-lesterday forenoon
shout OeoeL carpenter n.nsd De1ni. MsGrs s tel
shd wa. seron., y not s,sy ,n!u.sd ., nsgs upon
residence in North sixth st. sixth where medical AID wa
called In.
DARING BuRGLARY.-Between IL and IL o'clock
on Monday Bish the carriage house Of j. H. Pqh Co foot
south Tsnh.t broken open and robbed OF est Of
and cart belonging to Mr. Pulls Co for the purpose Of
ssTs S So. S .S Ssn out the gard "a and
ss. ogt g'gssted nothing wrong Yesterday t0ssIGo1
on firm named Joseph Miller, James Brown, and James
Frazier suspicion concerned IN the robbery They
were committed await examination, and seareh'waants
In he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-01

CsAsoy OF HouR.-The Philadelphia morning train
via steamboat John Potter and Camden ana a@'oy
Railroad line viii leave at 6 instesd Oh a. m, W
and after to-day "wednesday. Nov ~ S'af 'i'"
Pier /, North River foot Of Battery place