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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30
MARINE AFFAIRS.

COLLISION BETWEEN A STEAMER AND A ErRRY
Boar on TIE EAST Enthusiastically Thursday
morning at s. e.. No. a collision took place between
the Sound steamer Metropolis ard the Catharne fer
ry.bost Louie, in which the frry.boat was badly
damaged We have endeavoIed to obtain rs correct
an account Of the affair possible from those inter.
ested in the two boats, and the foil owing is The inor
nation given by Cspt Brown, Of the Metropolis
which We, confirmed by some of the passengers and
number OF the crew: When the collision occurred it
was after day break, and sufficiently bright to discern
vessels and other objects distinctly. The Metropolis
was coming down the river-ss is customary With the
steamer, when passing through the harbor-under an
essy head Of steam and at dimrihed rate Of speed.
Whom title below aad 20 the west ward of Cath srins
Ferry shp Oo the Brooklyn side Capt BroEu, who
wss IN Ire pothCuse at the tue observed one OF he
eos's OF tho etTy crossing the river ct dsngeous
rate Of speed, ooassSciipg the SostOn Of the two
vosseL. lie accordingly slowed and shut or the en-
CINE snd backed il, ordering TIE engneer through the
annunoisior 70 back her s.Eeng as another steam
boat vas running head on, Of ful sped" He a.o
tltw The whistle, std y ade every Poesibie Alarm 70
the pi OF Of the srry-bos. An Ms vas secsnplshed
before he hrrybosi hal approached 70 wihin thras
sngihs Of lie he,ropol.' The L0uiac. which y a. a.
fnt coming little sbngls'y, sboHet 81 nrs scr,s
ths river. but dd DE- sackea her speed he 49,
Ths hfouehi hC ~ right angie siih he Msirof.h'
And oncc y 10 her coano-corfcgnoutiy he bow ~
ne naryoas si'uck b. sgnar la ne eide. anil D.
siifs tlss ssgins hen Stopped Be shs0 tec1ulr f
tisp sted and stU poflouf OF NJ ms.'inry o.
fAnasd. I've shoH en- uN noe 49, as1 hsd'T
ifeksn w. Tie Laulps uU eompsfslg San.
fssd ssd -ss sssies,sd ia spms dtbestF bf
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re help Of The ieny.bcst Nssssa- Aaer be-
ing eI rics.ed, the water rushed into the bresch
IN her side, 20 ss to esuse her - I'll soOn afeward,
but net tbl the Nssssu bad tossed her 10 ssuitsois
place There were out four pss'erg gers on the srry.
boat, three men AID one woman all OF whom DIS
tirc,ly beard the whist ofthe large b'at. The men
sere token on board the Metropolis, and the woman
wen, ashore in the Nassau. The only damage to life
or limb wss received BY the pilot of the er boat, Who
vss stuck on the ehin by spoke Of the whee, which
broke oose from his hold when The collision occurred
The propre,ors Of the ferry, ON the other hand, state
tha. the Metropolis iunniDg close to The Bro kyn
shore, and that The ferry-bost was in the act of
sw nging into her slip when the NJ. sheered in upon
her The feny-boat was to~ed into fhones dock,
wtere she now lies, partly sunk The chief damage is
TO the mschinsry. It is supposed that the hal was
Dot much injured. The Louise had been butt about
three yesr, end was in good corotion. The he.rop
oils sustained but slight damage.
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DIED..

DAvFEPoRT-In Newark, on Tsg''S,y N,g ~ q
mslisr ant scarlet fever SALE EUNicE ANDhsWs'
ytuDsn chid Of Jno. and EOniee L''i'ci' p'snp0'''
sse6 yesTs, 1 month and - dag.
The friends tbe ani invited - atenf her 1nsrH on
Saturday Dee. &c ock from her fstasis resi-
teped NO. Centre street, cewuk
HAII-Ou Wesnescay Nov, . OF jaun'ioe ANNA AARlA,
v,fe of George Hall. Ia the Oo'h ysr Of her age.
r., ~ a,iye- .uo family spef1uy lVtst
70 attend her eIs Friday tlorrlnE NVh mt e !
&c Ger al bout arthsr notice from her late irncs No
IS stanton street Her 1ns will be aiken TO Greenwood
Cemetery.
Wesichester County papers please copy
HALL-Ip HsrfsTd NJ STsIdsy Nv. 10, " the t-si.
ceues Of pe. u. Hoes the Rev TIMOTHY VI. HAIL. OF
1aaR,on Mas. sseS 40 years
IsAACs-At Dsveppor lows Saturday evening, Nov -
SAMUEL Is aA.S Of the ate D. i.ase aud &c md
,op of Mrs R. B4DsI5 Of ibis cry. sSed 10 yeMs.
The relatives fipss Of the fauuy also OF Mr. Ssov
are invited 70 steud the f1nera the house Vt MA Ss
rd Nc zenith this Aferno 81 O'CLOCK
without further Invitsicn.
IrILIVAN-n Brooklyn, Wednesday, Nov y OF ,on
sumptiop JOANNA STJOOART, wife of Denis N. OSui'
,an ar d,usher of he ss Robert StOdd aged ~ yeas
ar II months - 80. 49,,
Her esc AZ OF The amg are inv'sd % stepd
the funeral On DAY afternoon ptt inst, at = 0eoch
frcIn be! late re,ictrce, No. IS, s.nis 'tfsst
PHELPS-On Tuesday evening, Nov q, JAMES EDWARD
OIL, ,ou Of EDWARD asd Serena Phelps aged yeas SUD
dsys
pue notice vi. Be eiyen of the fan'rs.
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AFrRAr ~ TIE STATE PiisoS-A CowIcT SHOT.
On rresasy last there v.s 80 astsmP, Of rsesiien
90 the part Of the eonvics in the foundsy e! ts@ Sung
siDg prison. Tie distu -bs-ce ~~p-c npty s12pr sci
b, HE keepers Iouga not si,bOut soma hard oiors'
Ar Irisbmsn named NcGrs'h tton tais city r.
grand lsrc,ny, The riOeeeder sud there seems -
have bseL po. for sel eral irsarrectan, which, eo'
for the vigorous seton of the grsrcs and keepers
might bsvs resulted seriou,ly.
On the ext morning there was disturb NICE IN TIE
quaries, when another Lishmsn from tbs city named
jar &c C. Urosn, very eesperse c1srscte', reusef
to obey the orders ri the keeper aud selling eroF-
bar called upon his fellow conyiats 70 oppose the
keepers. All efforts II quiet bin being in vain, 1t be-
came absolutely Necessary 10 prevent rebellion and
save their osn iv TO give him the last arsu nent in
The shape OF musket bal. He died in hsf minute.
An inquest held, and verdict Of jasthabe homI'
eide returned.
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WHERE WERE THE POLICE

TWO ROWDIES STaBBED-RUFFlANfSh
John Mckinney, 8 baker, and John Coes- car
penter by trade with tao others al much intoxicated,
got ito serious difficulty at O'Clock last night in
"FrsDkfor, Hall, public house kept BY Mr.. Louis
Knocke q German, at No. lsl Chambers street These
parties entered the house and called for brandy, but
having mbibei enough Of that beverage already, Mr..
Knocke refused TO give them any more This caused
trouble and 10 be reverged the land rd, three Of
the party caue bit bottles of liquor ard hurried them st
the proprietor who was then behind the bar. He vas
consid1sbly Injured in consequence. No; Jet being
content The fellows caught up chsirs stsadipg in
the bar room end renewed the assault upon SIR.
KDocbe. Their rage seemed TO tnow no bounds, and
apparently their design was 10 kill the landlord. he,
re lsst resort took cutsss from under the counter
and made pass ct his ssssilants.
Cole was badly CUT in the he sd, and several small
blooo vessels severed.
Mckinney Jared still worse, having one arm badly
cut and terrible wound or two on bis head. During
all this time not single policeman from the Third
Ward could be found. Officer Bearriff Of the Fifth
Patrol District forum sicily 10 the neghborhood,
ard has ening TO the spot took the injured men to the
New. York Hospital. Their clothes were very bloody,
and il was at first thought that McKinr ey and Cole
were fatally injured, but probably they will re-
cover.
Mr.. Knocke WAS aflerward arrested by Officer
Bearriff and taken to the Station House where he
was detained for examination. He, in Using the
sword OF " acted in fdefnse. The companions of
the il jured uen took fright, and escaped when the
bloody work commenced.
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TIE corron pstst 10 very ssist bat ,,ss are se.aa,
slnt.is.c In Quercitrsn 3ARk no hDs doing No 1, ,o.
ip,l'y te s3S'un The d-m nj Z tLocs eopn ~.
,etivs; Nth hsht rscsi,s snd redaeed stock h,i- %.
q SOL b for ship mt % 20, me s3ns con. A.
,fses les; 600 b5is sx-s - s7i 80 bb. FAM,
sO, ard e ol MI Vernon MI sei fancy sr,s'ss 60 ESQ
'bers 10 moGsste ir9uiy 90 hons hsa pi1n tom -
solo q as &C. MrAL u quiz, se qaote 'eonsyysss
81 b.. The krscrI ts Of N NJ .ad Neal for ye sss
day ~ bb sIOHs: sape snne 20 oeis f1ss
90 kiddBs. q de- Rye, II do Corn Aes. ssi soi Goa
demn.d. s.
War; !. very seres AID Soot bush hsv. hess sod q
- l56 ~ q FOR 80 -hieh s,v'ne9 nf VI Iss ~
~ nieri "a Wits; Prms fired Rvs coarr7 n
deusno 81 q sr'her ssiss have e-en nsSA
Cots isu ,ts.dy demand .ni IA 'sr sl-. Il go oihs
Yello~ te-n made par, ~ VIC and PIT %
suivs pv.f. terms; 90 bush ssd 81 S76s2s GA b
vsrth slds - OARS ,re W bsrter tem'ad and p. We
l- PER bu hshr; ,aes Z 200 bash tbs ne swsre ga,
roo bush Pecns t5s ssr bah usoctxiEs very srn,
with furher sses Coffee and saga u o'ies so,s' 70
$50 ss be a. the svsne- PsovIs oNs OILY woessy
active. Mes Pos sell. sll per sb aud L.rd IN 30 x
Tie % stot ne SsEDs bed very IN With htLe aons
WHISKY u yer ~ifh mfe cola IA bbs o. todi c-ehs
lsgeI 10 PIison, and tce. for )tio.
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BASE BALL CLUBS.

AL the clubs were out yeserdsy, sud in spi;e OF the
colo play ed their giants out. At East Brooklyn a
new cub, tie COntneItals, of which II G. Law is
President, play cd hom O'Clock till o'clock. The
following is TIE score of their principal game; n. b.
Law, 4 II. G. Law, 4; BroEn, 81 Trusow, Il
Tower, i; w. Wall jr, o. Briggs, .; Thompson,
4; Ca,elly, Total, 20. J. j. Law, {; Winaus, o;
Rypo, ;; Disbrow, 3; Kelly. G. Mccormick, l;
Mailer, 0; Smith, Total, 90. innings esch. This
club is formed of some Of the principal resiisns of
Brooklyn and bids fair to become q powerful body
next season.
The ColumSis played til O'Clock, with the follow
ing result: Smith, 81 Van yakenburgh, :; Wells
9; Berry, q Crocker a. Ryder, 81. CumbeHon >;
Gilroy, ,; PendlCtOn, 2-rota' -. Ketchum, 8;
Cuil'. g; Paige, a. Kelly, .; O. Van Vslkenburgh,
q voOhe' G. Glston, q Jones, ,; Law, IT,, p
Tpta,,
The PutANn 'ommor { d a. clock, with the iniea.
lion playing g. aots bvt found il impossible 10 get
through; hey played - nr'ngs and made 81 and 81.
Ia the eyerrg the president entertained the members
and h cir ladies' numbering some 30 coupcs, at his
house and in tie coarse Of the evening ho ncm5srs,
through the bands Of Mr.. s. T. DAkin, presented :.
Goodwin eco, the President with beautiful engraved
silver pitcher on which Eas represented TIE fsd With
ell the players in their relative positions aad tbs names
oft members engaged, as vel a. the blowing Ia
soriptop: Presented by the members OF tie + u.
&C. TO s Goodwin a. token Of their appreciation OF
the abe manner in which he hAs died the office B,
witch he VS. unanimously elected"
The Empire Cub sent 70 East N,w.Nork and
played a match with tie Alani S.ore. Empires
Hsydoek, q Thorp o. Hum, o. Miller, y. ISvy g.;
Scott, % Csnni, o. VIII D. Chandler / Boonacld.
o. ChAluer o--Tois. %. Atlantic Power Soiaen,
o. Whlisoo q Bsbcoek, q Hamilton , Weeks. 4,
Bhs' Setten. o. Acaouasn. O S.per, Total, o..
The Esglc Club bad good lime n Fashng
TIE Kficte'bocker played hendiy game ~ w.
bokon. Tho Gothsms ard naliie 81 the Rel H1uls.
Harlem. and the Filroef snd Ete,isor II Nes iorssy
made vp scrub match sm'Fg u,rms-ivos.
araIalulnIAINl IA unuuLI
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DhsaAtera. &c.

pkIG AT1AKIPAs Has,el, from Rondout fot Bsss?y VI
coal. bored 10 Nevcomb so 10 ae.r iish snd sa
10 ,t,,%stir. 20 Lard were espnsed ba ssv,dI
the people en- shore A. dsJhgh,, ~ the oB 80 ooh.
Der out and brouht Btn sv the captain sod ss
ct r.. time Gait H. abandoned the ye'ss she hid s~
scHs. EDWIN A. STEVENS (of Bsra,ble) Hodges Sale.
fem Albany reports on sa9,d.y while ,iSs a. snsS%
suyrns Del crsssed foul Of tn, y s. bseakins her nsa
eo M end badly dam sins b. 'tIhoui quarter fss Alfred
scHs Mann MI,wLT stsyro, ,s,ors Ola Pots
c. nf7rt during The sac Of wedssssy nf soi Will prob,
Div prov. total oss The ospsn and erev had % ssin
dsnss of 800 yuds before they sehsd the Shore All bans
s.,ed The ve.e Gas Osnsd ~ tho attain and tho hsa
C,Sy fows (c.pe a. Good HopeJ Aus IA vessels o:s
1f,ti isrs ba, bsd be.a longer both ends c1
Il or OIL M rn - sttaeEeo sppieDty mach worms soms 30
k-t Il Ia NIB am reel r,hout nnk .nd ooat ~ D.
-EFk b " v" aid me- e bolts, bsInsl out o. sn'
heavy ships tiu brr but usmsnd were found N ihs
OF peu,bs a. Dsinen FoBton The mn', oAssu ca"' 80
were wsssd shore alb " tho ebd Of Ap Or the b'paA
of ssy a s'srf@ds Cove ,,..,.sx.
sHP H'yTTo', Hsnehty, hoS shsds q. 800 =, n.
is.s as tass si.t.r o~nei bs wm Sssa s,o. Q, rs:
.,sd fr1u the Downs sh add tai on board Sboa'"
tuss sosi. -. 49,
T.yirr smith f7pa Asrn~ai, 0utsde n oistssj "n
asncs g at her sEct Or, and i1"ee h.f 10 So ~
cry All fsbcs nek on ss'fa Keep e'''''
sens sasin sr.ss, fu'ssil. sIisl e.:',, :, f-sfs;
llth uli, FOE hatst,Tos va Il 80. a. ~ ~ IN 'As|'
los n iGfemDt. and r. ported ci.shAsnE ,- -.
seTa w,sy AN Fiua l. m do. e Dst~ar'. 90
, r,tesg sb ut - ~. s mile .soge tsp- fsnfy. q.
Ir "A EEPoartD that nee hsv- been sased TN
,Iss. Il he bak fbous p Bsssf before re9ofsa OF
Dcs,s rus eaLs - he ict 80 i1g1 is n " lssr
Lsss, "a .re,assst sy,h.r n = pyo. eths ~iDs' -
E,ie RTETrc.S Psas,ts . a. GOT frrn 6.ofss'es' -.
t,r Bcsfan tut ne Ffstnsf 90. ia. sah s@'ff -
esss As.co ~ pro,pscil si't urnAf IN $3.50
p.,rl,rt - Ia 4 to~ o. o. ssss sf1t n hata 49,.
4 - Al hsr can gfufgFf AZ 3D. tHe 'ti so 49,
sls h., =. en- fsas4 ed t,irn s aitp 800. A. "A
seTs Aattts ~ fe~pa.p tam Fhi,s p.s ~ .s
NJ, "a a. rlsel vfnf 81 lrs fuf ~ hssFf -
s,,s., ,,-,, i.s ia gosft liops 3aT b. os 80 =
- -, 49, r..,.n bs af .oa 20 trhtiss sos q y
-, Ir b. Q o. fHs rtn b. NJ r. -
81. et"l.a a.tfn ID n.i'stl "a Den fa 4"
... ...f TT, % a .sls 90 .f ace taI
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Markets Bepo,tai Bv 7,l,1,,..,l

CHiILssTcS nov. s-Corros has ihed Be-; tie st.
( =, fust 2O.C bsles
NEw-ONtF,ss Nov. ~ -CortoE f-m; E.os 20 DAY SO
bae. SUG.R sysnee5 inly t; ssles " f.,r si No
LIssss seye SOC Prime L.R lie FssIGsrs-Cos,on
LissIe 'ol 6lmsr al h. refused.
Sh-The .sl-s II G0rToN today adj ~ cniy 500 bses;
TIRE benz snail Of che receie o.
the Arartis's ne~a sU6ss 6i1tc. @oLassss, SOt a3
Flour Bodrs no di' b.cs fI hsasr piessi sAss ~
CosS firm at sac. ExcH,SGE fair.
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MARRIED

CLARKSoN-PAySE-On rn1r'd.y, Nov y By the ssV
E.,on ~ Mr. wN r CLARKsoS - Me-
ANNIE r. PAYNE. al OF this city.
FORD SoswOATH-In suekae,d Ne en- MoossI Nov ~
bv the Rev Ots Andrews john + JRo - Ms ELIZA
ecsr Gsusbterof L-o AID sessorA a. OF h.Ht''d As'
NATTHEp s-GOsIAH-Oo Ttursdsy esenips S'y;; y oJ
he Re- Dr. Nor ar JAMES MI /" , u oAu
uoue Nj a II - MARIA L. COSTA 4 ofths cry
6Ov-TrYpN-0n Wednesday 18th NOV, IN y SOLs
Chapel BY the Rev pr ssrrse, wlLtiAN 81 u ray
.,nrls 4 c. 20 LUCILLE \. rkYON Of tas eity
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THE HOME FOR THE FRlENDLESS.

Thanh seiving was observed a. tos charitable issti-
tuition in the usual The children oftse Indus
trial School pa, tcipated In the festivities OF the occa
siop and with the inmates Of the Home enjoyed an
excellent dinner provided for them by their charitable
friends and patrons. The usual exercises were given
in the schoolroon,, which WAS thronged with ladies
and gentlemen Interested in the prosperity Of the inst
tuition We understand that the affairs of toe Society
were never in more prosperous condition than at the
present time.
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win very few exceptions, were diced throughout he
day. The Courts had Adjourned e.er ill Friday and
municipal business was suspended. With the eIcep
ton Of ssmerous target companies marching through
TIE streets, the city presented The appearance Of
sundsy. The various churches we're open in the fore
po< and WEI e numero usiy AMENDED.
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THANKSGIVING IN JERSEY CITY.

The Thanksgiving observsncss IN jersey City and
Hoboken passed of without sny even. of especial
interest Most Of the places of business were cosed,
and TIE churches in viii igous services were held
were mostly vel attended.
Base ball Cube devoted some time to exercises on
IL cir grounds at ball play in Jersey City and target
companies enliveIed the stress in Hoboken. The
srry boats were well laden with peope in their ho-
day at ire, and in jersey City lsrge number Of pas
zen gers arrived and departed by the railroads.
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RnIfim.rn cnrtie M.raet.

BAL-TSoRE Nov - At our CArrLE mukst 70 day no
head Il Beeyes sid averaging tc There
brs densnd tr Hoes Of which the ,nske bare; sAss
were mace at IS "a - =.
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A C,RD-The UNDERSIGNED wonld respectfully

A CARD-The undersigned wonld respectfully
noune. bis patrons and the ladies that BE- has iken a1d
inst cor the ion Of the srge sud comm 'ou
Store No $50 Broadway door above ghth street which
be viii open TUESDAY Nov r. With an entire new STOCK Of
RlcH FANCY AND STAPLE Day GOODS.
Or, for or continued fsyo .. the stand, No $50
Rcxsr, he will endesvor With renewed Increased
facilities TO n crit their continuation
See a1ytTtis ns columns. CHAs " HOOK,
No. $50 Bow.ry and NO. 10 Brcsdssy.
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AT THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

AT the various institutions under the charge OF the
Ten Governors and The Commissioners of Emigration
the. usual extra feed was provided, and passed of
pleasantly.
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iAcsertisemsut-l

Wilson's DANDELIoS COFfEE-FOf Dyspepsia
Ipti,.-p Sikh Headache Bioa, sod Liver Dse.s AID 10
r,eOmmcnCec Of D. cate cosst atons
Sod ~ 81 respectable ArOhseaies, - the pnncpA
DEPOT osrnsr Of 17th-st snd 81 ~.
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Hnsaenycrs AIriNel

~ stosm,sig C,e.e Cify fyop HaraAaD @. Cs usds
D. NJ Lo en-, Miss Mss)n, rhoaS bfIos, }. Rodrs'z sad
fva H. the .t.eTsg-.
F,an A,pisi,oi-N Bsruss u NJ. SCENT c. 3. sehss,
d. ID. lg.eo, D RODGERS, ana 10 he 'ts.'sse.
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fAdyertsemeptI

PuRENOLoGY with Charts and
Written Descriptions of Character given DAILY and EysS
cs a. the Rooms Of Fowler and WELLS No 500 Broadway
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tAavertisementl

JUST REcElyED-A spleudid lot of French
cEysrS IS ard are nov prepared tbs delicious
ser ICED ana ruf, or asrons s.es haOns oe,u.,,
Nv HESsY AALLAkD CoufscuOnsr, No. 81 Broadway.
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Nv North Rf-~ Rosfs 10 l6S m. Fnu u a. t.h-s 1s2 10
Wholly Oeo bl.b Barley "a so 90 Cora ~ 40 d., Whss
2CS2 pbgs Provisions.
r, Ire Ra.sOaS-s2s bbl F.opr, 80 Pkg, Be-, ID 10
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(Adyerisemsnt.I

The most successful operation OF late mas been
OF 10 Patent PES and PENCIL made By
WNAsTH Ct No. a Mndsnlre. For beauty, elegance and
anp II cannot fail ,nke the pu bic The lost tas OF
ne Aino issued. Nmub hiss also every other style Of
Yss and PENCIL CASE ard GOLD PEys for sac.
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BROORL Wv ITEMS

ApRFsr o. AR.-Ofi YET " n. 10. Brown
oftb. Fr,, District Poiis ssisc-i - saoils 20 ~
: alb Feffy boaf Wsdssfd,y nfat ds ninf ban
.u,r 49,, sh.rsctsf to,s hn ni cust0fy on oranint
-. Ter tha h- hsd rhhfl ihs hrase AZ Race Llsss
Hssrfnr svsrrs ~ s-iiri-s ri en'hrF w. 80
ST. "a fsfrs Jlsrs D. al hii lanrf f
saetso e. lt, "a. ne 80 touH1i.fst
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advert sementl
ANsoNs Large Size DAGUERREoTYPEs for Fifty
IAfyertisement

Cents eoorsd and in Csses t~ large others aten
for ffy s,I and equal those ntds elsewhere Tor o. AN
soSs No. ESQ Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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NA.RLNE JOURNAL.
POST or NEw-yoRS...
Arrived.


Us.h. stesm,bp Crescent cs', Grey. New Orleans ava
via Hxysna 241, mdse and pas TO NJ q. Ro' erts N,v
g. t.9 H., g q lou. Ss, 50 10 SEATED sA.
Gull StI- sm lyns uai-i clos, rsetd mai sod hzssa
4. = ~ steamship hm's,-wu. Parish Rich snd Ps,r-
berg and N6ros mdse ard psss 10 Ludlum Peasants
Bns ANA, Tot BostoLl Jeies's, dat 8Isa.eom Pert
Died Ports pIL CO Oct q? In IA ron. sm,ni o.
50, capt ChIleI BI,VsoDi lot o'e'hoa Nov ~ Csua
boom. ard bows heavy sod squs ~ sss time oost
him. Cot III out~srd pa's,se. sss hseuss
Is' Is NJ P',,s.s a'rA c'sy LIE, JaHp'd ;ss.
stsIley in bs' pl c., s a. m New.York
Bsk LeCech, So.e'l CSv cbss' GU d', Jsllo~ piss
otder s6t1 met lat 50 on. rs So spoke hAttnIi
u en- 10 Portland hr Baltimore.
Brig whism howard, (Br, Of Liverpool Smith, BsasS
sehr iohn ~ Heekseher (Sm.edl Mandusl Apal.c,i.os
SO de, naval sore &c 10 Peter Clinton EXperenced ses
sehr media r.tsrso. Fr,SshctsOursh 10 De. n,ur &C.
sebr Ys,kto~ n, woson. Pstsnbors -four &C. to Jsus,
sehr sa Jane, Gibson Norfolk, mdss to s<nrss,k Cles
man Go
Propeller s,csem, Thra.hsr, Hartford.
PIOpe,l,r Petonsbs, Caibmns New Bedford.
Propellsr j. N. bs,ris smith. New.iiaven Ats sea
Inst passed the tunk,u scbr EaiOrs dsrts lsud ~
DO derrick any other sppisIee. s rrsns the vscs
FrorpI,r sbetuek.t G-eF h. Left Ns,~teh nights
9Th last Soon sfer srtins broke three f,ss Of one whs
Ct the other and put back in seqa.nss Nths
18th W. taken In tow BY ropei er Charles osood and H'ar
Propeller o,,ocd, Smith, Norvicb ga NJ, Of 10Th
der lex opposite TIE dyoock In tow Of email tssmbosi
nlDny bourd up the Fact River 10 tn, saaksn 'ch Eados
RELOw-Br big Cordels 60 d. nm. Malta, and S&h
Gbra tar wing on boar NUMBER OF wild beasis Syp%
at Christian Berg No To-
WlND-Durns the day, N. W. gale
Can't Psks Of the tug Tln Informs the bah Bn
lahore outside the mt o. Sandy HOOK, ysas0
I'M she Is eottOe.Io.i,d; re oaiy ens We ,p s Ss
Cspl Lonc ,stsI which clesred st Savannah Nov TOT
nsi, Ne He aldo repo,t' {" below, brig Cape Fsaf I'm
= Il. - IN.
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BY Telegraph.

HOLMES hole, Nov. GAR. ship Ffsaooni, "lc,
fro m New.Oresns OF salt Key Bsns, 18th inst spoke ne
Of Msnl soef saip Wilbur ssse, from New Orleans
n INarnOOl
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PITT LANGLEY "A covered nAs ssned Ihcmes
ss.I %. ,r.,.i vest. rSsy sesr,s1n 10 he thirteenth
Ward charge Of stealing es eD ne Rouse o. So
zine Company Ne. snS elsh and per Of sse" ron tae
i,u.e II hr. Smith Bu.hw,ck III. ures we're sosa Ia
H. o5.s.s.oE. Con nfs-d { q EXAMINATION.
F,rrssIvr RoBBrRY.-Yes.erisv afternoon, during
al. ,s,.r,. o. the 'Aaiy 'ss res5enc. J0hnpn IA
srntb yfh .uee pe-T Ninth be slA,us s1ts 81 AM
,oh-d s sSie IN nos ty Id wseh va sed 81 D. qaAi
ne, OF e, and silver the ~hee snOs1ns " as~y
-.
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MiNI.rJkG ALhANAc.......rHIs DAT.
sua Rses 7CS ssts..,,.,ts,ss,4;3t moon Rises III "a
SANDY Iaot rs Gov ltsrt. 0:iS Hell-}ats... l:S
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R0rntp ~ pDsffH.llnrsf --Oa Weiarti. y
lisht w. tausut ra 10 60 -sirt .n P.Hrf
ttuss as HlsfHr 60 hfIfsa sIesf ftf' H
thsfs 80 ishfs 80 f.fn aaa.Hs.st q. % lf
stff ffff ottsi DE rrHr..Intf
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ALLEGED FELOSIOUs AssAULT.-JeremiSh Drls-
coll ycuns reong 423 Water street was aresrsi on
Wedneds, chasee with flouous assault upon the Psson
Of Ch.s Weymsnn Of No 2ih Fdlton street, who alleges
thu he stInck him the fsco with hstchet, eating him se
yerely Thu accused taken fore Justice Connolly aud
admitted for trial de 'sies that heymsnn wss tbs s
ssor Knocked him down between barrels and also
strzck him " in sick.
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FFIoYIOUs AssAULI.-Dsvid St'teragon, q shoe
.ier vss In West Washington plac, arrested on Wed
on complaint his wife uho egss that he seized be
~ the ho. threw Ter dowo cut her hand With fne
sab her with TINS accused Wa
locked Up by IN tice Davidson.