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SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY. Sept. Is-P. n


The Stock market opened heavy ct the First Bssrt.
the operators for fall taking advantage Of the Bsak
Statement TO depress pdces. But as the dsS al
yanoed the mark bee rmer andby the sfisrnsse
session the firm tone OF the three preceding days
seemed to have been fully recovered. GovernmeaS
stocks were sold at M; Kentucky Is at ioi. vT-
sinins sold at 9sl, advance Of !. Missouris were
steady at 91I with a sale OF sa5, 900 at g. bsycr 80
DAYS. Illinois Central Construction Bonds wec ssavs
at further advance of v cent, sa!os amounting 70
slo1, ooo mostly ct 30. q part On tne- Fred Ne
Bonds sold at sal and - privilege at pnvaee sse
and at IS with privilege. about 80 on time. sess
Tcrrc Haute and Alton Second Mortgages were sid sk
500. an advance Of Pr,nsy vaais Coal cold ct ioSa
and anrrvsrd a. iol Tho saies OF Erie amounted 10
nearly o. 90 sharcs tho lowest being 3ii and The
hirhes, 81. closing ater the Second Board at ssl.
Hudson River wss irm at al. and at - on time.
wss,. stocks were In good demand. Gaiens sa4
Chicago soli At li;i Illinois ceotrsi a. %; Chcss,
and sosk Island al io1i. Al Second Board lesdisg
bear sold 10 sharcs n .ci. The Board Of Direct
sss Of the last ncn,icced Company moot 10 msrsw ~
tslo aiaa ia rr; AL 10 tic disidond viii probably
10 Y ~al CasvpsA.a and Ptttsbsrs vs. active q
FOL zrul Resaias scored wr~k 1881. hAchisn
passI 80 dra Of 100 With saies Of sssut zoo shsss
MisASs~a Ssasi..u sssA ss ios. Csnssrisad vas 6ra
Mei. sss.ss a~i Nes~ssa rcnaass< aesdv q
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a., Nrn - son i,elO'on. and Uhcn inQsi''"f W
-, hs>,,, ~ e,e nS~n'ae. We we've drV''"a 70
s,.,sr~an arsrtn,cns whe'e hQu@ b cold uSS''g' w.
.,...>,s N ne asrk-A al unlucst rls'e 20 s''"' ~
90. a. rsS y V rs,pvNr. fhe 'sne W.
~ recn etOssc,y II any Kind attached '" nO", n
WV w., Law .lisps rsrn. snd s0'd, thorough lem
CIV y, ...srril, .,cure tho hes, patron
-. The ry..rs,.SIay al rGuo, 'Nll'ne !. destroyed
" r,>s. ,.l.nA is nov ols"seI with gambling
-, r.. r, i,.ir~i and lawlc>s practices
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PROHIBITION At CORNING.
of Ths N. Y. Tribuns.

Correspondence, Of The n. Y TIibuns
CoRsIso, y. Y. Tuesday, Sept. 1, 1855.
The ProbibitOy Law enforced TO the letter in thia
own. Over forty vile groggerieS where ever snoe
Tie village was settled the poor and deprayed sborer
Tent Lis hsrd-earDed dollars, and which have fur
ssbed nearly every case for our poor-hou'e and JAIL
have been closed and every case OF intoIcation 'fom
.urepttious hQcOr has been promptly punished BY
mo imprisonment Not one drop Of intoxicating
di'nk can BE- bought In the village, eIocp' upon q
oe etizens who al hrs Opposed The Law in'hfionng
WIN osU nalseMaJe yigAi., sneng iissyto1 results
n.he Improved morals and pbysical ass'sn'~ II thes
nasIeoS vol In The promising 6scfrass ~ ,hHa'
Ienpw1oe
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BROADWAY THEaTRE.-Miss Josephine Manners,
late Of the Theatre Royal Liverpool, made her first
appeaspce before an American audience last night
at the Broadway Theatre. in the part of Gertrude
in the musical farce "The Loan OF a Lover" Miss
Manners Is Dung lady Of interesting appearance, is
a very pleasing vocalist, and last evening, barring
cone slight embarrassment attendant upon tbs first
introduction to strange audience acquitted herself
unusually well. She viii undoubtedly be found very
useful member of this company, and will fill in very
credtabe manner the position occupied last year BY
Miss J. Gougenheim.
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Innon at. Mary Mckinnon. Same.
SUPREME CoURT-srEcAL TFEN-srPr. u-Beforr
IuSr "a

SUPREME COURT-SPEcrAL TEEN-SrPr. n-Beforc
Judge CLERxG.
SUIT AGAINST BrILDISG ASSOCIATIONS.
III mas Heay sudiwo 9th Tho knica-rbocser Building
Association.
Complainant state that in l-52 Welcome K Bebec
Jane. Del Neceho and Others obtansds charter fot Bui
pg 49, citation by tie above c Of which the said W.leoms
y, -. President Ae that plaintiff, members thereof
sud paid dur. considerable amount teach between
kC $500 They claim rsht 20 withdraw tom said NJ
and b. refunded tho they have paid and
askus that said cooperation bo rcsirsnes from ekst
.uJ IA. rfop.rty u the Company distributed among
hers Ths opposed bring oontnndsd that p,iasiss andsr
tho charter cstiod 10 withdraw thay not comins
within tho do.cfpos Of thss (such msmbor' soins
- tha have that iism A'snreut presented Mr JOE
reserved
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BROOKLYN COURT or OYER AND TERwINss-ss.r-
s-Refore judge DKAS and Justices SrRYkEk Ana ~

This Cont was organized for the September Term
YESTERDAY morning az Grand Jury imp snesiet
yudse Dean eha the Jury said tn " Orsna taV
baa hem inpanneed BY the Court OF Sessions sons eess
reks since there would be very little say business OF tsss
20 rsrsaet lie WAS required by Jaw 10 sae
In no aton 10 the laws against usuy otefes on the sa'es
elections and the illegal obtaiuns Of money by onestA
regard % the The suppression Of ntempetanee twee
IN and crime he advised the Jury not 10 entertain any c,w
ain the Gener Term of the supreme Court had DECIDES
principal features and The law ~ss
heI.Go- the same ~ Il been passed. BY the esa
Hs though, no injury could 'esut ny l.ttns tho lag res
mil the fp. decision by The Court Of Appeal. 81.
Tn. .rry th,u retired and shortly atuerwstd returned w
the ,, nor, thai there business for them 20 pertHa
They wsrr accordingly discharged 81 the Term.
Mishsel German was arrsigned for the murder OF
Ch~ j and Robert Johnoo the Soth OF June s
and pe AIDED suilty 10 each Indictment ms uS ""
Sosp for Thur,i.y next Until which time hs Coat O.
iourpel
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SUPREME coURT-srxcrAL TrRm-sErr. 49,.

The People sgt. The Justice ofths Marine Court.
Motion for msndamus to compel the Justices 70 va
eat AL order by them at General Term ranhs new
tisl on The around Of asd Motion donied tho
Court considering that appeals from single Justices Of the Mar
me Court h. made Us General Remembrance II de-
sired 70 the Court of Common Ples
John J. Wintringham agt. Catherine Wntrinsham.
-Jud smept OF divorce granted.
Hugh McKnnon AFT. Mary Mckinnon. -Same.
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MARRIED.

LouysryRy-Biap-M Windsor, Rroome County on w sdsss
Gay sept. u, BY the Rev Eese'ton. M. yossv. ".
IorsssFRy uy Camoen. Lorrsin County Ons. ssw
Of lows CITY lows and Misc SALLY BIRD Of windssL
s~ur-StLL,rrs Brooklyn, Long Island % WedsSdV.
sept y by the Rev. " alter Clarke, D. d. k'wLno Swws
of H,ford Conu to SARAH b., dsushter Of ~ H. Gnioe.
Ean.. of Bronx w.
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SUPREME COtRr-UINEHAL Tsss-strr. n-tefsrr
Jsdsos MItcnrLt. Roosrvttt sad hossis


Joseph airlSy sst Tho fsns iasufssss COMPANY
flaiutih Ia assignee ~ policy oi Insurance msdc
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SEDUCTION UNDER promise or MARRIAGE.-A
young man named VIM. Kerrigan WAS yesterday
arrested, charged with the seduction, under promise
of marriage. o. Mary Cahil, residing at No. 20 Cath.
urine e. The complainant states that the accused
cour;ed her for about year and on the 7th OF Feb
ruary last effected her ruin under promise of marriage
while she was with him at his workshop, No. 50
Dusre.st., where she remained with him during the
night. He now refuses to fulfill his promise, and she
&c ks redress through the law. Justice Connolly held
tie accused TO bail 10 answer the charge.
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IAdyerrScmentl

GREAT BARGAINS IN CARRETiNGS.-Ne nave
new IN .tor. large stock Fall Importation comprising Vel
vet Tspesry Brussels Three ply and nHain Capeuns floor
OeIoths &C. which offering low rates f CASH
Rch Brnsses u and 81 per yard SMITH LoCSssERRf NO
10 Broadway, near GrBndst
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AZ Mnuor w.ilss and Nh Thomss, worn orodltsb' In
their representations.
An Ir,h mrlo drnms. called Eva" which some
ycsm since had ag,od run At hi, establishment
formed The after piece. Among tio novelties soon 70
be produced II a nov and costly pnntoinims. which "a
now in preparation under tho direction OF Mons
Schmidt
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COUNT UNLhN On o1s OF ~ ,o,s tu,
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OPENING w Hgk .

CnrsiLLs LAcEs and Tsissfscs-
Ind evod per .aAsr choice varsity % IN, sssvs 60
IN Tho most desirable paiisrns ana oo'S"
Also. F,-pch Flowers. Fes,bsrs, 10 ,,n,,
IDs Far s. Hat. Nos and II PafTsss
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BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The regular meeting of the Governors of the Aims
House was held yesterday afternoon at their rooms IN
tie Rounda. Presert-Govs. Draper, Duke, Smith,
Dugro Tiemann, West, Henry, and Taylor-Goy
DRAPER in the chair.
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BROOKLYN err CoUSy-ssrr. IL

In this Court, before Judge Culver ana oaPe'Wsas
srta, ma Alien jacob stes.r Assistant Captain -
Third Dbinet Police. placed on trd on me onsys
saulns Mrs Mep. T. Watson by eecttns het om "a. oss
taoEc. wDese .he hsi eel ed 70 inquire az 70 the ess
her sons arrest he found guilty Sentence rosefveI
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u,,vx,o srtrys CIRCUIT CoUa--3ur n-bs's''
"'''''' j,s,- au<ss ana Bsrva
WITT - ~ $500 R.innn.

Wn. Tysgn AZ
NJ, a no Anti i.n Consul Ia this City. hired me
.Ar r,. 70 p,r.d Ap- .eheo. 900 ,ss' a..s. .sTs
81 us b. 70 rosioo s1d Bfe't-ths f,s"m "a. .l 81 -
,b- .,s,, a ds,~pt,on d.ngrrsr. o. so pT hr ssont
pass BIZ Mr. r. By .srssnest, the de'ni.aes ~ .re -
r.-.3 Of roaloo va oh.nse< 70 Lr-rpool, nst, $3.50
Mr. belmont for = 90 beiss tsn day bms1E', 80.
CO. o4s tin 49, furnished ,als h'e9s t'wru
me Juage Bs'ts and ary 90
sirfs. and 9 verdict rvndnei for plaintf Tor 'he
.ertIdNT Cuitins Tor plsinud Mr. Lord ADD M he
rcauo oT dsRsalt boAf Of the appel rs b. eosah"o
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Acknowledgement. |

II You want to see an ingenious piece of "ofA
v.pshin call al w. ~ WuxARrHs, No " h~fea-Aas sna
he new syIe Of Pss and PEscI CAss made BY him.
s..S LOwlp's PlrTST." IL the mos eo'1ptets annss
ep aver offered II Is made Of gold and slv~
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CITY ITEMS.

BuRToys THEATER.-On Monday evening Mr.
Burton produced for the first time cometetta called
d" The ANONYMOUS Correspondent" The scene oil the
piece il laid in Madrid and there are in 1t some eK-
celept situations and many telling poins-more, IN
fact than are perceived by the large portion OF the
audience as the play was performed last evening
The plot though intricate, is interesting and In
proper hands this little orama is capable OF being
rendered brilliant and effective play. As ii Is now
given it only presents the spectacle unusual at this
house, of good play badly done. II would seem as
If an effort had been made to present at one glance
the weakest materiae; and if the desire really was
10 show how badly cast Of a new piece cou d De
made the effort has been completely ,essful For
only two people implicated in this performance can
good word be spoken. Miss Raymond and Miss
Knowles did what their unassisted energies could do
10 redeem the performance from condemnation. Dir.
Bradley who is naturally good actor perhaps from
the prominence Of his part, was more nouceably
faulty than the rect; and would suggest to this
ger tlemsn that il Is fair superstition that Spanish
mobiles co not interard their ordinary conversation
with Engl,h expetives, and that his be.ring would
probably be much more noble II he would omit from
lis Jart the frequently introduced emphatic monOsy
liable damn" The author has reason to regret that
lis very creditabe production has not fallen into those
far better hands which Mr. Burton could have sup
Piled from his company. Under present crcum-
stsnc,s, tho piece cannot run except by Siknt toll
GRAFTON.
srcorD APrIARAscT or Miss ADA CLuros.-
Niss Ada Clifton tho new candidate for his.ronic
fame made her second appearance last evening at
The National Then,cr. She selected for the occasion
The part Of Julia" In Knowles play OF E" Tho
Hunehback." IIes rendering of the part, though
centrally In good taste lack I'd animation In tho frat
two aca In the remaining portion 81 tho piece whoie
The pat replss with fine sentiment she iaod to h'o"
sufficient, feeling into the character. Though NO have
10 ro,ioe these fauis yet there s much to commend
In be, accuracy 81 reading, t'ps'snne Ia hef pro
t,.s;., ~ 10 ina Ls, confidence api whatever shs
,., vs,.is n sa,i.n si.s will ~i'hou ioab, a''e"t
rst,s4. s,e, a.tine snd .s'' s.'"e s"s-sh ths ia'
"a. djfr..nr Ia iis name easily '."'~Ass Me-
w,i...s lb.,,..4,iy Mice MAJ hsJw..g rlsres nsis-
!. ...4n. o., toto o. % . -.i.sit- .-i"isH-. rs
N. ry,1ys .,srs-T ns~" Aiiss s-a Wnss-s'
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tkassfti.sfsas'.i
Wn.r u A QsArgns, -Four ohndren ct oae

,.,,, eaisi QaanarB sna the Qs.'sfn ~ d.. ir(op
y,.s.. o, Ihs sos,sa B.sy s.sv - be ssoe 81 sAnss
nu.,,x her. To bar 10 tho esos Pfsssm fsi Gallo sal
ths mslns (llanlss Ths Csssdy plsysd ts<s I"'s
ArrFsS0os AID kVtsIsc.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

FILL FROM A BuILDIsG.-John III. Thackaray fell
from the scaoding of building In South Book yes
teddy and feared sustained fatal injuries He was con
vey ed TO his reeidenoe, No. Is Oranse-st
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
sEPT II
BITING or MANS SosE.

hrnrraat was issued by Commissioner Brdgtsn.
on sornciut Of Capt Lou Ray ofthe bs Yraseis sai &.
b~ces Charging IN N. Hazsd ooos Of the sid vessel ia
....nl,pe az brs Of the aid Ray Wills the
.sl Wa a. The captain alleges that he s.vs 10 essss
The cooL r the .saL Hazard go arrested AMI Q" sssss
for e xaminatlOn
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IAdyer,ise ment
BIAKE's PATENT FiRE-PhOOF PAINT, NO. lls
e.d-S.-see under head Of Paints
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Wilhelm yesterday hold an

DRowNTD.-Cmoner Wilhelm yesterday hold an
ipquest No 81 s1vth e. upon the body o Bernard hry
who found drowned IN Tho East h'ef ne
bsvns FRIDAY lss ,eetent,y fallen into me doea tne
foot OF Verdict accordingly Dece'sed was 1yea'
of sSs and a nstive OF Irclari .
Coroner ODonrell bold an lsquest upon me BODY ~
an unlno~n found Ia the North River :. PorN No ~ 10
ceased Abon N y,A ~ feet inches IA hsht Ana
h.d dat hair He drn..ed In plaid ca~urto pants iNA
cloth vest blso SOCKS A. Verdict. doaih by drowning
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YINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT coURr-Ssrr a.
Alter the adjournment Of the Court of Oyer and Ter
ths business Of the Circuit Court taken up By 'sdss
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A CARD.

The Of John vsseler appended =, the notice OF hs
meeting in the Tabernacle Of the 18th int pubhed IN your
paper this morning cannot Be intended f'r me have not
1isned any such paper Or cal. JOHN WHEELEh'
s,r,~nber ls 1855 Unisn- psee Hotel
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pe s'hf Csetrel Cotnrli.,se have issgSi Ssll ~
Nsevsa.s@ us flssss u FSseA5sss is Me- is's@y
- ..~- - tsse.s. Wsds<~dSJ ia ma 40 rh~ssi
49, w ~ sesslAzs "a "a <EsA%as.
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ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-There was a total of 80
reported yesterday which number II wera for ntoxt
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Yesterday forenoon, ship
carpenter named Robert Clifford residing MIST Green Point
Attempted 70 commit suice by cutting his thrcas from t.
ear with razor while sborng under the effects OF strong drink
He wss attended by Dr. Peer and is expected to recover
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iAdysrt issment.l

lAdysrtisement.l
JR. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAR, THE NEW ELEc-
vsIcAl REMgpY-OlIvE TAR IS INHALED AND APPLtED 1T
Ia sor TAKEN. Cures diseases OF tho
THROAT, LUyGs. NERVES MUSCLES, JOINTS AND SKIN
Bold az Noa = and - Ne S-st. al 80 cents 0ottls
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Z
N,vors Office Yesterday arrested Mclse Kieghy, In New
Yok en- the charge of stealing watch and several articles Of
ie sery from house in Columbia ST. few weeks since.
portion of tho property recovered.
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CAprste tapau 4 JAsss. No Di i''saa
..--. - p.--Ii-. t,rr--4. s.ss-.s o-i.s-J >ss. I.
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THE TRAGEDY At TIE ST.. NICHOLAS HorEL.-
The physicians Of Capt Wright, who wa, ieaFiuly
stabbed a. the St. Nicholas Hotel on Saturday night,
announced yesterday that their patient was much bet
ter. and entertain great hopes of bis final recovery
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The Commissioners Of Police met yesterday II the
MAYORS Office and examined large number OF ap-
plicsp,s for admission to the Police Department.
The meeting was held with closed doors.
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Loss on rME BRIG ARcrURUs.-By Geographic
dispatch TO Enwood Walter, Esq, Secretary OF the
Board of Underwriters learn that the brig Arotu-
us, from Philadelphia for Mobile, founde'ed at Sea
Monday evening, to the southeast OF Cape Henlo-
zen. The crew were gil saved. but vessel and csrgo
are a total loss
SBIP-BUILDING.-Mr. Eckford webb has just COM
menced laying the keel Of three mas'cd schooner a
his yard in Green Point for parties in Virginia. She
will be li2 feet long 80 feet beam, 20 feet deep and
about go tuns measurement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19

II Ne Ediiov 6 TIE ~ y. TNibV"e
SIR: In Tux TRIBUNE Of this morning you state
hat the Crescent City, recently arrived here from
Havana. had three deaths from yellow fever during
the voyage"
We beg leave to you that this statement has
not the least foundation in fact Not single death
occurred during the voyage; nor was there case OF
Illness except that one of the undersigned the purser
who having been subject to bilious attacks and to
ohlls and fever had return of his complaint, out
was quite well the arrival OF the ship at Quarantine
~ JOHN MCGOWAN. Captain
II L. D.