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Cambridge Cattle hIsfset.

Reported for The N Y WEEKLY rRIsUxE by JoEs EATos
WEDNESDAY,, Cc- 8, 1875.
At Market l759 Csttis-sbcu! 80 6eeyes and $50 stores
consitias Working Cxsn Cows and Calves Hearings and
E.syxr BEtr-Frhs q cwt 81 9Gss IS FRS: quality,
sc 5 seq nc quality ola 81 81 third quality 90 G odl.
nav s56fF Hides y cwt.. 50 6OG ST. Tallow, 80 25G
80 3d. Pe 5OQ75. Calf skins, Sc. y % Yes Calves, z,
$50 sli-bu few in market BaHeling Cattle 30 7oc1 10 e
STORES Working oaen $40, $3.50 sl45. But few sales
Cows and Calves GS2 ass, SS8 90, IS tOGs58 Year
lipgs alOGsiL Two Years Old, a. Stores, slt1sSi
Beef S2zQ +S7, to quality Three Years Oe-o'5, @H,
$50, $50 S36, $iod " II quality. ~
SHEgP AsD LAsgs4 81 a. nsse. Extra, "a, f53 IS 90
Lot, 81 s7i 81, ~ IS, az Is, $3.50 sSS7t
SWISE-n Nearly al large soft HOGS at 81 d7ic. y d..
RLNARKsTLe supply well meets tn, eemsnd az the prnc
pal portion the stock of superior order There
large heavy usu. the market opened yesterday
the fret train H. The smaller kinds of cattle
hesqusIter them bought take distance from
this market Sheep ard Lambs have been quick and
bot few If any left One pair y year Steers from Mont
pelier VT BY Mr. Smith, live weight 2,76j ID. Price 800
not sod when the market closed
GO the FitcRburg Railroad l2 over Boz.
and Lowell Railroad ard 62 the Maine Extension
loaded with Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Horses and Fowls
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N. B,e.ss.oa. ard Cotton shipments to Europe

the esss.nf. ard Cotton shipments to Europe
.houd tr,n the current of specie this way the result
would Of course be different
The American Express Company have offered a
reward of for recovery Of the $4,000 IN goia
ALLEGED 70 be shsrscted stolen during the course OF
transmission from ne Land Office ia Detroit to the
Sinh Treasury in this City, and an additional SOW
for tho srrest and conviction of the persons who COM
mitted the fraud.
The Ranks gain full $500, 900 to-day from the Sub
Treasury. Tie payments were s45o,oo2, OF which
eo GOO WAS for mail servce by the Collins steamers,
and about $40 900 By the Pacific Steamship Company
The reeeipts we sl75 sos Paid from ay-Ohce
s55 7a4. Paid on Disbursing C.ecks, s5e,i5S
T7ompson's Reporter says:
MManv Of the Banks in this State are buying and
borrowing Eew-EDglend and o'her fore'gn curfeooy'
in direct violation OF law. 1t unlawful Tor any New
VT Rank in any way 70 procure foreign bank oo'es
Gov ir1nation II is unlawful for any Bank II recircu-
late hank notes that are not received at par. Inc
n4nslty is one lOusand dollars for each and every
offense TO be recovered, with COST Tor the use oil he
counIsirant IL has come 10 our Knowledge that
prer arstions are being made TO brng SUITS against
Banks that violating this law
TIE Directors of the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad Company have passed &
resolution that after the Let January the Construction
Stock Of that Road shall be made full Stock. 1t is
now receiving 2 cent annum, but will then par
ticipste in the earnings Of the Road, and the same
dividend will be paid it as on the present full stock
letter from the Superintendent Of the Pittsburgh
and Cleveland Road states that the freight and pas
sepeer business has for the last few days been quite
equsl to the capacity of the equipage. Wheat had
not come in freely as the farmers were busy seeding
but enough other business had offered itself. Coal
wa, beginning TO come forward again, as the accum
ula,iops at Cleveland had been taken away. The de-
mapd for coal was in advance Of the supply, but
tuLnaee at Cleveland by which to ship it, was rather
scarce. The Welsve freight for two dayswas g. 400,
including nothing but Pittsburgh goods Toe &C.
accounts of the business Of the road are very salts
factory TO the stockholders here.
The produce markets are better to-day. Cotton has
been sold TO- higher than yesterday In Breadstuifs
the Transactions have been very large at improving
price, The French and English buyers are operating
freely The sales of Flour today are $4,000 DDS,
Wheat 10000 BUSH, Rye 10000 bush, Com 10000
bush. &C. Pork is firm and in good demand.
The Commerce of this port for September has been
az annexed:
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Arrived.

Steamship. J.m,,tOwn, P.rr,h Richmond &c, mdse and
Psf' ,ssn.bp Wsser .urveyus) Sands csP-s Of Dsa
Ma, steamship slsek warrior Buoeh New Orleans
-, u - Sr 20 Livipssrcn Crocheron Co. Sept
20 Ist "A IS Ion SO 40 exchanged signals wth ship g sM
bopins I,d eOors with eTtei p lat o. o. On' 20
shin ; Bishop (ehUper Of Ph,delehi, sh.nslsnd Ssa
FIsIcisco Jup.7 ndse order 50 d to lat lon % - ~ "
~ The uTnd AZ when remained between thai ini s
bows gaze most Of the time with heavy oe,m SEA 20
ed for owing strong sse; Aug H. Thos N'.e
Sc ausp Of Boston tell overheard and was drowned Az. -
.;i so s. Ign sp .PSssf Hof9 'ap sSc5susS
h Fam Big o ,t Rio sh r New Sei ss
lon 60 OF passed English ba'k ST. Me- zit Ia - 70
isnd for Msysguz supplied with several articles saw
bark a,tern sts the coGr.e.
ship Ihslats lot 'sih os nH I co o. U.s.
SHIP K,IGhdu Cof Bath Eusis, Antwerp IS e' mi.s 70
{ 4 Dur car Co. Has had heavy westerly gAes ~ sN
Ship Ellen Austin clipper Of Dsmaii:;ots Tucker, Lsn
pool 2 CO.. to an4fa S es 60 .i ha S 81 %
'is9h.n Va. %.ss 5. :; .aP:s Som,
GdsiSes Sch coffee &C. 70 H.8ecker Graeves Touched At
inssrs sept obtain P NJ 81 the His9.nd. va,
e es piG s% W 'f tle SoSsprt hss eus~se
Barh sarah Ann Eisms, Port au Prince sept eonse S
to Msyhs~ Talbot Co. SID in CO. with brig jana f. A'ey'
i0I BsF osms of Portlsnd Rae Rio Janelro Is d co
Big CON pedtor o., OF Yarmouth ~ S. Perry Trinidad
90 Cnbs 81 ds sugar. &c, 10 Jas ii. Braine. -,
Brig Tybee Ferguson Chsrleson II ds, cotton ~e 10 "e'
BnS Bla K Swan (of GEORGETOWN $ Co. Conner George
town 5 G. DE- with chip timber TO PECK Oh1rch sept;
20 al Cspe Hatterss spoke schr Edward, from Georgetown
for Negi ork The b. sprung seak and was clnPe ca 20
Keep the pumps constantly going 20 keep her ee OF the
scbr john j. Tylor (of Tampa Bsy) Black Key West u
d. eeoor to aster Sept g. a. IS So lon TO- SPOKE snip
Julia Hsly srd, from New OTesns for Boston; , , 49,.
scLr Alma tFr.) Yertier, st. Pierre NJ IL as" hn 10
Wheelwiight \ Co. ,...u..,,ul u ,sv
sebr Abby Lin dsey Niekersou, Alexandra d. coal to the
sebr Grew Essle (of poston Manson Ponce "A d. sugar
&c. TO Suuvtr Rob kuskst !, ..t .,,,a,
Schr 5 4 EGwsrd. Dousl.s GEORGETOWN ds naval 'ore'
sehr A. V Bedell, Smith Alexandra d., houf.
scbr Ann Maria Pugh, Wilmington, ~ T., Z as naval
s.br Jol louLg Collins Rsppahanuock DIS woo'.
Propeller Mount savage Watson, Baltimore 70 hours noe
TO } Riey. ,
PFLOW-Brg Adel,de G. Wsshburn (ot Bristol H. J; ,
from Port Prince Sept s-(by piotboat syphl Also PATS
By pic tboa George steers-br brig Antelope - JOINS
BS pIo,-bost David Mitehel-ship Far West 10 ca from
New .Uil, ans; bark Tn.les, OF He"1osi "oh '
Eliza Ann, Of bluehill from -.
sAILED-shps Webster, Liverpool; Thornton d'i bark
Houston Galveston.
WIND-W.N.W.
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IRepofed for TaE N Y TRIBUNE by J. X. Ii. B. FRY.l
Fnst Boq,d-l OCO City 6s 9 1900 Sosq Canal &c, cash
Reading R 6s 20 cash S52 900 Long Island RI g. b. 70;
500 Schuy Nav 6s 2 days 76 200 7Gl GO do SIS 76ii
Loan 8S IS Penna 4jl 90. cash, 49, II 60. f5s
do. b 45f Reading, r. b. iii do Ali 200 do 4Ij
II 81 Bank Of Penn 49, o., e5 lls; Morris Cans. Peft,
lB{ 100 L. = Bank ID Commercial BANK 81; 10 GiraTd
Bank, l2f; Union Bank of Tenn, 90
ef,reer Bod,ds-5CO Cy G.s 6s ~ 95; Little setuyl r.
r. az; 80 Anehi X. 66 % do b5, t6i 800 Reading k
bswD, Az; Bank of Kentucky, lC6t.
800 Uni n Canal o. b5, Cos 3Of Schuy nav
Boat Loan 63 coo City r. r. 93l; 500 do 95E coo Ales
Comfy g.. A. " ~ ifoo ely Gs est 900 Reading r. ds
10 ca h. $50; IL Little Sohuy r. X. ~; Bank Of Kertucky
IC6; n Bank Kentucky, iOi % Penna X 40; 200 do
b5 49,.
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CITY COURT-OcT 4Peore Judge Culver and Supervisors
sTRyEER and Caldwell

7
This was an action by the father of boy who had,
bitten by dog from the prem
For the defense II set up ta the de-
fendsnt esieng The OF Law and Nouzhby
the ofhe dog the occuPier Of The pre-
se. y matter CT fact that The plaintiff son had
mi the dog end wed that some boys had done so
y through the fence but the witness could not
SOY the Plaintiff who had done AZ mat
ter de argued that II wss Necessary to
hrr the defendant knowledge Of the savage nsnre
of the dog which had not bean shown The Jury retired but
unable agreement at the rising " The Court
were orf cted 10 bring IN sealed verdict
The then called through, and no causes be-
hg eady foi trial the Court adjourned till this mgFling
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MARINE 10 u Il N a Il.
v0ET or Srw-ToaS......''.ocT
Cs.sred.

,,.f.S psyis Perosao,co, z H. wh'tmsu Almsie
AnsSss New Olttns n Il. Brigham jasper. Bennett,
Chare,ion Durssm Dfmon M.
M rgo.tb,t 81 yolp v B. d r. DsWOls; Caroni, ROB
ss, s.iO hi7.r. Geo p wsi%Ofs O. Anderson
SrIoons,.-Wopisr French, Providence, master W. u.
sunt' ~eSb susot W. Gee rs.i s ssss Dt%,ns
S.v.,nb Daphsm Dmon; Flee; Wing Davis, APsscec'ls,
Y. Pcs. ,t,... 1919.
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On ,Kx,A, RidseheId, Com On Mond.y, Oct J. I''e'
linseTips Hires AyysR GILsrkr, sR., aged ~ Je&h
A. Great BsIripgs Msss wednesisy Oct 'AA
p wife Of Go R. Ives of Brootiyn. sssd 81 yesrs s.
nsI, The 7h INST, The friends " ths family are p'sa ~
attend.
K,srz-on Monday Oct. sors. KEErz, At Nc sH sd-sv
rged q yesIs
The re. xers teT-el the Cemetery Of the evergreen
usroxOn Tbur.rsy evening Oct from hs ehest Of IN
n,,e. reeeiy.d on the Nv Haven Express Railroad train d
ssot so JoHN MoURToy, JR-. aged ~ years
Es Of fsp,rsi viii given IN the papers OF TO m'rrow
Baltimore papers please copy
ponsoy-Op Wednesday evening, Oct s. AMOS C. PoskoY,
yes ana friends Of The family respectfully uv ed
=, .ttenS ts funeral tins day Of O'Clock NJ. At he resi-
Sspee OF poher Mrs. Harriet Ponr"y, No Hs DiFs'n
g. without irIhe invitation The remains viii be tAken 10
Enfeld, Conn, for interrnent.
roT,wyILon Thursday Oct. 4, Of fever, JoHs GEORGE
ROCKWELL, eyed - yesrs- - . -, II. ,s-,.t,. N
His fepds are respectfully invited 70 stena MS %
Green wood from the residebee OF ms -" -
P;sber nth at 3D. av., Brooklyn. st Z. IL THIS day
Lor don, England, papers please COY. -, . 49,
R1yyoR-On Wednesday Oct. 5. Mrs PHEst, Woo" VI '
Is,. Jo,eph Rsynor Esq in the 18th yesr OF hei ssS
III, ard fep5s Of the family are respeca Va
H attend her tuners. late residence no Zo 81
lsth 81 this (Fridsy) afternoon, without Ia'Inei
The remains viii be taken 10 Green Eooo'
Syrscue papers please copy . o,,, u.
UoopoocE-At Bedford Weschester Co. oEoRsk '; yo.hs
son Of William Woodcock. aged years and IL hoI'n'
eTdy.eTtery ooptraeted at boarding scnoOL
feri frcI S. Marks Church EewYo-k at 2t O'Clock on
Fddsy the 9Th inst. His mains will be taken 70 TRINITY
Cemetery.
The funeral of the late JAMES H. BRiIsE, Esq WI tate
n zee on Saturday next the 9Th inst, Gt oc ock r. NJ rom
The Church Of the Ascension corner OF othay ana
The fren6s Of the family and those OF h1s 500 - u
sn ave ived 10 attend without farther notice. is re-
mains will be taken Trinity CemserT for interrnslt
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COURT CaLENpAR-TgIs Day.

COMMON PLEAs-Pisf5ss-Ros. 1864, 1910. 1913,
1U6 l07s 1913 1881 to 1889 PART sNos 9i9 1925 l0Ss 1890
N9l, loe2, lC95, 1895 1897 to lies
SUPERIOR CoURT.--Nos. ll9, no. 1913, 1875 205
27 22, AT, 2sS 2S2 245 PSI $40
este 4t go to E5 s7 6s 26s ~ to $50 49, 2S 8l s7
CIRCUlT CoURT.-Nos. 343, 1879, 1914, 1867, 1890
l56t l7eS leo7 l67 1905 76 M 1850 1919 2iS0 2os5 l7a
ri $50 AS7 eS 1925, 1919, 9OS 1920, 1882 100 less 1885
SUPREME COURr, SPECIAL TERN.-Nos. 40 to 50.
UNITED STATES DIsImCT COURT.-Nos. II, %, 43
10 Sc
CALENDAR OF THE COURT OF APPEALS-ALBANY
Oct I, 1888
lnte Court Of Appeals, Eve1ing Sessian No. 10
w argued No 90 judgment affirmed BY deAnt No IS argued
Calendar for the 5th of October: Nos 81 <5 IL 40
50, IS, u, Is, ~, Is, d, ~, IS, g..
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nREXEL, SATHER g. CHURCH, Back
- Frs SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, draw BHls Of Exchanss
sipe cities o. the United SteteS - -
Collections made San francisco and IN "A, tatsrior a. a.
State; and proceeds promptly RENTED. Collections may b.
seIt greet 70 d. ; G, OF through DREXEL Co.. Phils
dephia, or z. sATHER, No. l64 Nessau-st, Newly
E1cha1e. San Francisco for ale in ,urns 10 sui. b
DhkAEL Co, Phisde.ptns, and P. SATHER, NswYorf.
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The Manhattan Gas Light Company has called for
an irstallment Of 81 IS share or % . cent on the
new scrip stock payable on the 18th inst.
The steamer Back Warrior brought home $50, 900
ftc m the Span,h Government, as an indemnity to
MeASs Livingston, Croehercn 4 Co. for the de.fn-
ten If their vessel The Black Warrior at Havana
about ehteen months ago
The Improvement in the money market mentioned
yesterday continues to-day. The supply Of money i
better and ZONE Of the banks are lenders again on
call. Some o.. the leading houses lad larger balances
over than FOR m shy days pss' The market, however
cannot be called easy ind the enlaTging busness Of
the country requiriPg large amounts OF money, will
undoubtedly prevent any return Of the ease OF last
month for the rtmsinder Of tie season. II. indeed
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EIpF NARsVAI,s OFFICE

INVESTIGATION INTO TIE ORIGIN OF FIRES.
On the evening of 7th September fire occurred in
tho dwer house Of Mr. George bu pin No 80 fTsnknst
Mics residing Ia tie family preparing 10 20 bed.
her lighted lsinp bureau in font OF
pps wnco She then f the for few mnues, and
on her found the window sin fire. The flames
spread the mufketoe bar the bedsesd bu were sen
extnguished.
About o. O'Clock on the morning of ThursdPy
Sept q in he hay loft Of tn stable il the
rear of No 10 Anthonyst., beongog so O. A Sinmsrt
yourg went into the lot TO sleep He took IN him
bottle Of liquor candle ard some match"'. lie tell asleep
from his positions His indie either burned
fell over, setting his clothes fire. The timely dis
that were the stable underneath The severely
burned and W taken 20 the Ncw-York Hospital.
On Sunday mouiog, September %, 1855, betwe N
Rand o'clock tire discovered In the csaf Of No l5o
West Sever nth occupied by John Eb ut house.
The examination OF the premises showed bat small amount OF
siock The lureau drawers empty and locked The e-
showed that Mr. Eber the m TO leave the
premises without giving any ssTmi thai he moved oa the
property The Police rom the suspcous ecun ances Ia the
Nj. Ebert into custody. The evidence weyer
did Justify his being held The charge of and jus
iice Pearcy dischsrred pim from custody
Shortly before l2 o'clock on Sunday night sept.
y ALARM OF fre given from No. 60 Oliver ST. occupied
by Ms Sophia Smith a sailors boarding house. Upon the
appears that Mary 1ooe the servant girl
tired bed little before y o'clock. She to.k piece OF
hehfed candle and into saltwater bottle and stood II
upon the window Being very tired she forgot 70 blow II
and fell aleep. She awakened by the smell Of burning
garments The flames extiuguished with few pals Of
Of water
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Showing total falling of thus far this Ia comparison
with Boards and Seanng amounting o. 24] 735
Timber 7ol7 cubic feet; vhls Ia Shingles there
been increase this amounting TO 5l9 OF the f1nsr
q $50 O0o. n Of The latter
There 5 ctsrss in former quots.ions.
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Dec..ll@5sso ree2S6oess Inc {, 25257s Dec.5s5 sol
By reducing The Wheat 10 Fou- the quantity of the latter
ei; AZ tewst this year compared with the corrsspondng
petd OF lsSt year shows decrease Of 27 % Oh Of four
The following table shows the qusrty Of some Of the pn-
eipAl article o.; produce LEFT tide from the mmence
uent 81 navigation the st sept inclusive dining the
dav.. 1874 LIS d.v.
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Showing failing Of in hs receipts for the fourth week
pron with those CT last year in Boards and scaning
amounting { - o3 fest, and IN Slaves 53 400 n.
Ta= receipts BY the Canals from opening Of nsyss
ton up aid including the fourth week 10 septsbs &c the
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RrTrRyFD-The tchr VIM. Maston, Staples, neace ilr
Franklin La Sd inst returned port this motoinF having on
the zane day PIP. Nj - mi = of the Highland sh' oeen
nm H., Nv an inward bark nukno~n which stove III
~ ~. brvr and cut her dow feet beog the dee<,
Js,rd rigging Sc Tie bark lost bowspnt aud 81! her
b.,d fprYrar
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paper Warehouses;.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
son Co. No. 81 Beekusa-st offer FOX sale no ogts
Writing Fspers, Enssh, French and American
News Paper ell sze', weights and qualities.
Book Paper, al szss. weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy colon ard wLits Of the best qrsy.
HAnzine Paper, white and eolOfea, different widths
Hsiters' Paper, thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Peper, Txie and f0Xfs.
EDgi'h Hardware Paper large assortment rs. arrived
Sic arhtns Paper Of the best quality.
Wnppins Paper, straw, Rag and MInill.
Yes Paper Of different sizes.
Tar RoodrE Pager. suitable for roof n rolls
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Albany Lumber Market. WEEK ENDING Der. 3.
Rsp1ted Specialize, Then T. Tribune

ALBANY Wednesday Oct. ), DO
The market continues very langd, and nd there mas
been but ode b1snes cons the past week We notice
no new features the ket. The arket for Box Pine Tally
Bo.rds good Hemlcck Boards, Heock Joig and Hemlok
Wall STRIPS continues At the deductions noticed last week
Other descriptions show no change.
The receipts here BY the Canals for tue fourth week ia sep
-raber In the years named below have been souows
Rnara IA III Seam Iina rxLea Iirrhar Sfaraa
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE. Oct. AT CATTLE Maker todsv coo
he Of BEEvEs offered and sod 81 % . re.n
ssvsrce Of g. Hoes and IN demand; alss SO Is
a.
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COUNT OF COMMON PLEAs-Ocr. 4

Valentine Borscht sgt. Henry Herman.
To recover damages for alleged slanfer III charging
plaintiff with perjury, &c edy referred TO- Verdict for de-
feudaIt
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COURT OF COMMON PJEAs-ocr. 4-Eef're Juds
~~N'>@ DAILY
ACTION yOR sIASDER--RULE OF LAW ~ hh"AAD i'ii
Henry Marten sgt. Henry hothe. -. .

M ,.r,;ds are GSermars Defendant keeps a
,,oeery sore g. Ez.behat and Pian,ib vas ~
serL Plaintiff all ees that cefenoahtt WIN ~ i
e. him uttered foTiDg words Ia the Oer1sn lan-
sr in The presence Of divers persons viz mans Martens
w.leher fnber by mir ais Clerk gewssen ha mich uIn Io
"betrossp mir eeaiohen; whivn Otioe ,atsd me- h.
"EtBTy NsueDs, who was WIN NO O. SioiA' '0'S NV ~
"sfole &2oO Tom me-" a. ,.--..- -. o.lo
vas frou obtaining that MI Thomas
Rooft Of James would have gwen MIN ht9fI92 Vu' %
me person hing Of what had been said by Mr. kobs ne
declined employ ing hlm and psinn ms, pen ~
10 reeSver damages smgunt lIids y u ,.-,,o, L.u.
T.timopy was tax 1t was 90 pat amin wf AuVWn
q, ns,i, omen 10 come into to- and relp themselves
itbui charge defendant usually f"pDg Tor sie Ia ms s1oi
MES and other articles and also Il ne kh9" - tet
youue men that came IN 10 hquor "a he CaneL hahI
hown that Mr declined to Lire plaintiff after being Ia
treaty With HIM. ,., -, -; l., ..,r.c, III, dic
6cnIty bsiDe AZ 70 the word beogen" The inter
st.y ssd n meat enbzz while Mr. Eschwege assist mt
soupe fr defense who native of Germany testified that
II does not me an enbs zzl. stole but means cheat
regarCs another accusing hun o. something whic a
would an ln to turpude subject hn 10 ln1c mt
the accused party being required TO show that he had
any sps from the handeT an t ia az
other cases where IL made against party BY when
he col tde that be is injured he has rght 70 hg sun
,I,pdT but 10 order TO recover show special damage In
this the consider from the EVIDENCE what 10
The r,a meaning Of the word beOgen IL It me ans emoez'
dsmsge II it cheat then Ia ORDER 10 sustain me
action bo~ that be has beeo spe tally injured by the
accusation before he recover the wQd cnes not coming
within Aforementioned rule as in the he.t OF conve Ao
often unbinkingy CT another that ne cheas
ip driving had baIgainor similar words used Ia similar
way II the defendant upposei that pnun VI D. en- IN
If In lis rms ness he you'd have right 20 speak, If In
truth In ~ ssrd H. As TO Mr. Scott special rRge can ony
be show proof that his ecDng employ psnth was on
defendant For plaintiff MI j. H. Hart For defendant Mr.
Charles II. Smith.
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IMPORTS FOR ssPTEMRER.

The Imports thrown on the market it will be seen,
are about s5 600 larger than in September last year,
but the amo1nt wsrehoused shows falling off OF
nearly 81 100000. The Exports, exclusive of spece,
show an increase on last year Of about sl,3OOOOO.
The difference in the specie shipments, it will be seen,
is very marked, showing decrease this year of
si,7OO,o 900. The Imports and Exports of the year
Tins far have been:
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ItcTease 10 100 over Ito5 .''.'.'' SIolS.1 70
The annual meeting of the Boston and Neg-York
Air Line Railroad Company was held yesterday at
Mde letown CT. This is the first meeting of stock
holders that has been held since the merging OF the
Charles River with that OF the Air Line Tue report OF
the Treasurer Showed subscription Of s9633OO and
an expenditure Ct about ss65 O00.
The Baltimore Patriot states on authority Of let
ter from the President of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank GreensboTough, Md, that all the notes signed
by T. III. Bradley President, r. Torsenss, Presi-
dent have been issued without the consent of the Di.
reciors, ard ill not be redeemed by the Bank. III.
Russet is now and has been President of the bank
since its organization.
The quantity of Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley
left ct tidewater during the fourth week in September
in the Years 1851 and 1875. are as folloMs:
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Markets. &C CAREFULLY RrToRTED TOR TIE Tus9i'

AsUF%The market s.sa ~ bc, quetj sales OF " % y -
ss S7I Tor Pots and IS 81, 20 - fjI Pssrls III, a.,
lOTTON-Tbe sk,t has sumef Spinner tone W. nv, "
foia,. ale, hsve made 20 day az sfe for N idns
IrIepds which sn improvements % c The odsness taA
mated al 100 nses, a. about our annexed ~
clrnrl .irn q he rnIrle':