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William Langley of Fan River, of brig ST Mary
from Porto Cabelo and Inguayra for New York, los
overheard the evening of 18th nit His widow of his
family will please call Israel Lewis Is C0enies slip where
they receive his effects df dedc and hear further par
ucuara.
The huh of Dutch bark Holland 364 tons, copper fastened
&C. sold by auction this city 2Is u for OF
derwrters for SIS GOSH ard the LIST her
GLIDING sails running and standing rigging anchors chains
&C. With all The copper from said bark sold for about
5000 cash.
Bark Rouble Boston, sold sydney, NSW July 10,
for s6ce0. Capt Saunders has returned home.
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MRvrlesl.

Married.
AT the st Nicholas Hotel, Saturday Nov 3, by the
Rev. Joseph i. Thompson Hon HENRY W. DEPvy United
States Consul, Carlsruhc, Baden, Germany, TO MvlRA
MrRRtK GucHRsT, daughter Of Hiram McrIick Esq, Of
retroit, Mich.
In BROOKLYN Thursday Oct. &c, by the Rev. Dr.
Smith, Mr. WILLIAM E. MITCnEII II Wilmington, n c., to
Miss MARIE A. LAGRvE, youngest daughter of S. NJ. la
grave, Of Brooklyn.
AT New Bedford, Tuesday, Oct. 80, by the Rev. Me-
Wise Capt j. G. w TRasK of the Havre packet ship Swift
zerand of New YORK, to Miss MARY p daughter Of Capt
VIM. III, Rev naTd of New Bedford.
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CoAL AT COST, FOR FEW DAYS, AZ THE COAL
~ must be sold preparatory change OF business Whit
ash red ashland pure coal A. prices best qualify
sl4 Citizens yard, Fourteenth and Ninth
''e""' :" ~ ''""' j. s. HODGES.
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A LoUER-DANs UNE MASON fRANcAfsg uS BTr
"A apsrenent menbA les salons du prrular
ny Clinton plaza, sme
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TyALIFORNIA DIAMONDS.-THIS NEW AND BEAUTL
fui article Sill iakes The lead with purchasers Of jtycy
The Judge tell them from the the diamond 1ks
prices are within The reach Of Cluster gents pins
e. and -: rings - to SD rugs Is TO So studs lalio
pins crosses ockes butons, bracelets, &C. Articles made
70 with the above diamonds Also
by mail part OF the United States by enclosing
sddressedtu L. Al. JACOBS, fg7 Broadway.
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Home Ports,


& River. :ss|. s .sssia; SSss. q,
Columbia. sprfs Garden SYori; caiiornia pssis.
pBosfSS .Sgs steamer , FORBES. Morris. Sysrs;
fsaaspss Eso s
RogaSu VIA Sua,sSnHe ZIP ts,1sSn stone dosa
Gonaive. lyh u briss Ernelne Hemingway Tor NYorf
asy a1sPs
Sas sfs william rs Harry
bailey seSS: Sssr &Ses as5cesi Phi
n ga @ ro% a
n. Ros S sys wDs NE Syer s an
breeze ship Rival which len yeserdiy came to anchor IN
RaSSoR 's9 enS asT 51s sco Grant o4v.
BATH, Nov iAT brss ecryo, Wallace, rhiadeips a;
hy Nnv wSn. rct. w v:,horn, Woo. Nos
Science Gaddng Albany Wave, Dayton, and Angel, ace
cHARLEsToN DC. M-Arr ship sheffield Dubois, D. s,on:
bark virginia Anne Wiley rhiladepha Cid ship ahan
ns for or fs ., ia II
f sss All % 1s ton On A''
sSs s;S Il $sss 'q
'fsss nI'es w ss RTs- s'r
WA sn o sp!Sn a Sss% .s aD
ci.sa DO; On cshsrns Bss Kao Al, jscsonv Sir
So%a ~ STs Ss.:s. s en- ~.,: :s n.s.
for 40; John Compton. Weaver PhlAdef CHA Dsnyers
secor Keen. Buc.sport for WashingtOn- NC. 800 :"
Nov Arr brtEs Means herrics Wilmington NC for
Rosaa Aessn Douglas. Boston for yhiadcphis achr~ q
Appleton, Taysr and suepn v.s snew NYort Boston,
Louisa HALL DO icr forlmna gid schr BncA VISTA
born Cen Boyd, Mary Am Emily, Means I'D Aea; ssrs
waller Compton, sscOr, Mechanic. 4 Appleton Sarah
1SwtSr bris Arciurua Howard Nverk Cor 9, os VA
xb,s Chance Rrtop, do for fIauow EN- ABBY n Nrhesn
Plymouth for Sfors SD schrs %iger, secor and Sarah
Louisa. - x-,.....
osssca roses nsswes iOy NYofk Sd schr o.seo s''''
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THE BALL gEAsON.

A RAND BALL, tMILlTARY AND CIvICJ COMPLI-
lnenary TO Mrs Shelton, widow Of the late popular
sh4 Mr.. James shelton, viii be given by William Robert
ROM leader Of Roberssons Band and the OH friend and
aaS James shelton, Thursday evening the 2oh q De
s her 1855, Mllers magnificent Assembly, Rooms Broad
" large committee of friends OF the deceased Mr. Shell
Whose will be published in the large circulars
a assist Mr. Robertson in making this ball worthy the me-
OF the late MI Shelton. Tickets dollar EACH 10 be
had at Mr. Robertson the 8ugle 20 Grand
Of Elizabeth Of any of the Committee Of the door on bs
evening OF ID ebs Robcrfson's Qusdrle Band OF my
formers have kindly volunteered their services this
sion.
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INxTRA PAY-NAvY BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA
u Pay Of1ce-LAnd warrans "ertrA pay and balances
Of wagesdue al United States navy sailors all wars pss
TO, their widows and heirs W obtained and patdsa1
all kinds Of claims against the United States recovered T
Agent, late Purser q. q. Navy, and Attorney and
Counselor II IAv 81 Wall siroaf
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DIED.

BOwEN-On SATURDAY. Nov s. BENJAMIN C.. sos OF Hsnsy
NJ aud Caroline ~ Bowen, aged years and n dsys
syes friends Of the fsm invited ~ sssd the
funeral Monday afternoon the 6th inst Att O'Clock With
out fdrber notice
Boston papers please copy
PLANDREAU-O On Sunday Nov at after short IN
neTs Of bilious fever. ANN MARIA, consort OF Jsaes NJ
Flspdrssu in tho nth year Of her age.
will be taken 10 Osen Conn, for isermert this
(stpdsy) morning M O'Clock hom her late resteaee, Ne
4s3 Tbiro syeLue
HAWKES. On Saturday Nov 5, ADA, youngest dsasstsr n
John " and lsbsth Hawkes. eyed sod eight soctha
iends respectfully nvi cd 20 stent hsr
funeral th,I residence No 1876 Yves, Tbrtieth sxee
M0ndsy at | O'clock p m
JohEs-sSdtenly JONES j. aged q years and moutas
His will take plsce Monday at 10 0eoct fes tha
rr.idepee Of his father No. 5Ss Greenwich aes Hn re-
mains wi be taken To North Orange, N. J.
GING-Iu Brooklyn, on Sunday Nov. 4, MARIA sEALEI.
Wi Of Elijah G. King, In the 59th Of her age.
Tho and fhends Of the family respestfaJ lnre4
avenue and York street, Tuesday Nov O'Clock ~
kATTHEws-on Sunday evening, Nov THOMAS. .en e
Tobn ana xsbeth Mathew ssed q ysas soa month";
r n, of family invited 70 attend bis .s<d -
TUesds, c 9Th inst, At O'Clock from tbs resi-
her 437 First avenue without further svssss
PURDY-OB Saturday evening. Nov 8, FRANK MELVILLE,
son Of Dr. Alfred y and Ann & Pudy, aged yssrs asd
b. -
The r.syes and ssSs tho family iavi,ed sstssd ID
fabsra this ncay) afternoon O'clock from No. ~
Far susef
WILLETS-At jericho. Friday evetius Nov. sftesls
Hines ISAAC WlLLET5 In the st u his
and fisr de respeeo y invited 20 sssd hS
funeral his late reside id cay b. q Sese
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session Of the fort. This fort Il stu .ted about nile
east Of the city, ana the banks OF the lake; it
mounted one twenty four and two eighteen pouOders,
end fCIty armed men For this assault Lisu..-col.
Gilman ano twenty five Am-rcsus acre detailed On
arriving at their place Of destination ttey got warm
reception from the enemy who were stitoued behni
logs, posts, and boats orswn up on the b5a q; the
gallant colonel ordered his no. to waste shot
uLtil they could draw On The white OF thsif eye;
ovtnced cautiously but cooy when tley com Ieuced
brtk FIRE, which drove Tire eser1y through the tort
sno Tito the boats. When ehar.ibg on the city CO..
Honsby led the American battalion, and though there
we've many fsst ones 10 TIE crowd the colonel kept his
position in the van being the 81 on the place, AMI
burning tire first powder on the neny With bis trds'y
ard well tried rife Gen. Walker, with hi. usual cool
mesa and bravery was everywhere cons icuous. the
Irounoity Of in elect Displayed in his generals1ip,
iasirg him stil higher in the estimation Of his fellow
soldiers. Thus oed the battle Of Granada, the Sc
yastopol of Nicaragua.
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"psrtnehi hes authority to settle claims for loses
Z" at Greytown. They cannot be settled or paid by
"tbis spy other department withou, the sanction of
"Coperess"
These conversant with the prolonged and tedious
of getting a claim through Congress, can but
regret that this y the only course 10 be pursu d. ami
when We reflect that olsins well founded b. or revo
lutonaTy soldiers ano their represent aves have been
passed and for upward OF twenty-five years.
ard In many Instances no. yet acted upon we rsy vel
erjoin feow-citizeCs of San Jusn haviQg cai rs
10 he ieted BY the Congress of the uittd States to
stock themselves with sooi supply Of patiencs, and
secure all the aid aud Influence within their poEer %
sio 10 the coDsummston OF their wishes We speak
aGyiseGly when say to our resders here, that no
one feels deTer interest in the speedy sdust neu'
OF these claims than Governor Kinney hi nself, AMI
we feel Confident tbs. be will cheerfly xend - one
aid ali tie bepeft of thu extensive Influence his name
alone will exert among the members al Washington IN
their b,half
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- He advised tha. we shoui9 90 W su
1scc,'w were provided with comfortable qaser't the
lie 800 pending treaty o. .pd 'G near Gsna4
osD P'It' a 'oso SI to secure safe pass By
.S Csros Bel our ae2stt1Fs nCT .b9 3e
ssei q. = n DO S'is s a ,s
cut, spsec Their CONS s"I ard arrived a. Greytown a.
We we're soon u,der istely on board the Sar
q A. m, Oct 20 sick AID wounded have been
G G5 % SsT. Of b si :eP S Ssss
ehoiSIs ana ofths 1870 Oct, while the troops
On tne h,e exssperated by the insult offered
at sen = :. To- a. rom the Virgin, the steamer San
Cs SIl With pssseDge from NeT York, Oct 8 ade
Ge y Yer s1d when The S'n so range
.bs t,fesuer ,nidships, disabling the engine and
E;iling two passengers, Mrs. White and her infaot
SsTeIter, s.d severely wounded her son.
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THE TURF.

UNION COURSE L. L-TRoTIISG-SatEridy, Nov.
3, 1855 Match g. 0O0 two mile hess, 10 wagons.
J. Woetruf names biz. Z Sandy Coon .........
II. Woodraf names b. m Lady Hil............ DIST
Tne-S:9
frotiirg match for 81 600 csne off over the Union
between blk G. Sandy Coon and b. m. Lady Hill.
Ire rags came from Hu, son, I'd With them hocket
goooly lumber OF sporting gentlemen Sandy had the
CAL. There considerable betting on the result,
the naoriy Of which had been done previous 70 the
nses coming on the track. One heat decided toe
race.
Second race, msch 5000, two mile heits in harness.
H. Wo-drua nants 2. saldins.................
OSLeT names fel0ios ..........'...s'''''''''d'L
Time 6:S.
Ttird race, match $500, mic heats.
u. b. seeing lin hHpss). ...... I
d Peer names Lsdy Wed ito wagon
TiGe......5:s2 s:e2
Fourth race, match $780, mile heats, beet in 70
wagons.
@. Carey names ,. N. L.iy Hil...............
j. WCodIuf names :. Mountain dist.
Time......St5
USIoS COURSE, L. I-TRorTHG-Satyrddy Nov.
match 81. 900, mile heats, best in ;.
Peabody b. Brow Saler n hsrnes reed forfeit
II. WGodIsf names sediug TO wagon .piid Forfeit
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CIT Y ITEM s.

ACADEMY or Music The great event of the sea-
son-the production of Meyerbeers Prophet, with the
new al old singers and all the magnificent scenery
of the Acs6emy-will come off tonight.
Now If there be here any taste for high art in music
ANY thing beyond hectic desire OF novelty-let the
occasion fill the house over and over again.
Most sssuredly the solo parts of the Prophet were
more satisfactorily given in New York than 10 Paris
and see no why the same preference for the
he me production of this work should not be fairly
tabshed again.
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BROOKL wv II,ENtS.
Collins the comedian win give sn entertainment in
Breot N on Monday this evening.

BRooKLYS CITY MORTALITY The total number Of
deaths in this city last week was sixty six, Of
which thirty.six were males and thirty females. or
these twenty four were adults and for.ytwo minors
The principe diseases were consumption, of witch
sight died; convulsous, four dropsy in head eight;
scarltt fever. six.
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MARRIED..

DEPUY-MERRICE-At the St. Nichols hotel Sats6.
day, Nov. BY the Rev. Joseph rnompsoa. the Hss-
BERRY w DEPUY, United States conssl C.hsrshs,
Baden, Germany 70 ELVl8A MEhRfCK 0ILCHkf5r.
dsusber If hDam MerHct, esq., Detroit. Mich.
SPEAR owINGs-In Geeesee Henry cog,,y H. Q, rss,s
day. Oct 10, by he Rev Mr.. Waldo ROBERT SPEAR 70
Nj. SARAH OwIN0S. eli recently from Mansdeld. 0his.
VAN YAULRENBURGH - MILLER In CeKactis. -
Wednesday. Oct, 81 BY the Rev Philip Pelts JACOB VAN
VAULKEEBUR ROB Of Atcsdis, Wsyns oeuaty N. T.. ssf
JANE MILLER daughter Of Philip Miller. ESQ.,. Of Csx.
aAchie.
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Aaver'isement.l
nv man in NeW.YOrk capable of

IT TnFT6 Is any IHdH M I-t"- IUTN VfJF0'u VI
sitting the North River fire, il is W. LITcHsNSrEtS Of
No % Bowery Nobody snows how he can ,ford TO sell his
spn id soeh Of DsEss rRIMnNss, RIBBONS aud MlLtssSY
GooJs low prices tie scuay uudeses ev-ryb )dy
Ard yet lis stock Of is cus OF the most complete and
M an &c M evr lie has opsned Winter asort
me vhich competition Ills store t IS a. the
Hester crowded IRON n5rn'nS al night by ladies' We
dout wonder thu. Our My wonder Is that every LADY Ia
New o,k does rush immediate Mr.. LTcHBNsrENs
esab ishment. His" bargains" srs great ones
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ASSEMBLY SOAISATIoSs On Saturday evening
set. of citizens tbs SECOND ASSN district Of Hudson
unity cou prng the first secood snd third wards Je
Civ held Lycsam nate Union esnd ne fof
th. Assembly EI lde man Sister presided The nsedss
lvssy attended owi0g 20 the nelenenoJ OF the
W. but inent and highly respects
others Mr. John d. WGd n0uinst.d By acclaim .tioo
He (. an rtsdeJt u stability banaes sIp-risoce
and uurty CT character w,sh vi him inau sat
sse ant penc mber Of ,he Jereuish
Ia received independent Democratic nom nation Tor the
sans tIce On r idsy evening.
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CHAPEL DEDIcArIoS.-The chapel in the new ID
nstc Fatbu,h dedicated yesterday afternoon at
O'clock The d,deasory service. performed by the Rev.
Dr.. Betture assisted BY tho Rev. BIT Carter, chap ain Of tho
dfs u n county institutions. Mayor Hall the members Of the
board Superyiso the superintendent Of be Poor tbs
of the asylum and number Of in sttsnt
sIee The services highly Interesting The chapel 10
sixty 1ht long by feet wide wish gallery OPP
u site the pulpit and wi sbou. hundred pesopA
fitted up.
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PACKED JrRY.-The Trenton STATE Gd-ette pub.
llhes the liss Of Jurors summoned ov 'eny u hnsas
Nap on 70 srsrd t,s se sesin Of the l. Cue 7 curt In
ent,u Tt jurors every ono OF whom were
Den oeIats The Gazette
presested this which Is utterly unpara elsd In
cur which .bozs complete seFyty Of ohea duty ani
honor 70 party pupses-ths OF OF sovec-
teen persots 81 Of patty Were they selsc simply for
ID. sake Of their pockets with the Of - day.
hi, Outrage the muni,y nsht Be sIcassbe bas Wi
be eeoec that the Of the Ued states Goyernmsn.
.zsn,t g Prize for sl.sed d-fslcston expected
come before the and the selection Of Democrats only f
tie ury shows that tho vsEnors 10 be ted only b.
his frenGa'
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Advancement. 4

A VALUABLE TONIC.-The OXYGENATED BIT
have received wighy inducements, scmon'i's tbs
uames nsushed merchants ard statesmen sre,nf tbs
upe'iority this medicine for the Of Dyspepsia in all It's
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IsQrEsrs.-Coroner Redding held an inquest on
Saturday upon The body Of seed lady named JSsnns Gae
residing Van BrDt ComneIee street sho took 20
bee ina the she engaged 10 household duties and 49,
om the effects Another inquest he'd qpsn Cor
ref n the foot Of vhp oied Of dropsy la
quspcs Of ect notify laid o three days
bskr. burial Verdiots in accordance in both easea
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OUTRAGE Some nights since, at a late hour, a
wom, followed by and Knocked down Ia Fulton
street High Che badly bruised, AMI ~ss ct hct
bought had been killed One 81 tbs pointed
to policeman bot hs failed t. srre: him at the time
subse sps~-rrg bis description taken into
custody but could DOT be positively identified be "" dis
chHasd
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Internationally
TPAs The best assortment Of FINE TEAS viii

found the CANros TEA CoMP,sYs newly erected snd
eegant store No rs Chshsm (between Pearl and Roose
We the Oldest Tea in the City We
our do better here than eewhee ssher
Wholesale or relaA. No branch stores
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ADVERTISEMENT

WILSON'S DANDELION COFFEE-For Dyspepsia
Sick Headache Bilious and Liver Disc snc 10
especially ended persons Of elicss constitutions
sod By M respectable Apoecae and the principal depos
sorasr of 9TH. It. and SdaV.
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ADVERTISEMENT
BLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT, No. lis
Pearlst--See under head Of Paints
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EFFECTS OF scUFFLISG.-Sa'urday m,rning, about
ocock named Andrew L. Price had his 'st fractured
u above the smile Of being thrown while
ssgea 10 a friendly scufe The occurrence took place at
Rhodess porter house in First street, Eastern district
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SERIOUS AccIDEsr.-Mr. John Benson promnen
citizen Of Brookyp met with accident few days since By
ppIs the psveueIt whereby ne sustained serious ff,e
tGIe Of one Of bsRss.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocnTIoN.-Mr. Thack.
cray will deliver his second lecture this evening At
o'clock Subject, George H."
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,Advertisrment.I
All who write shnnld 90 10 WHMARTH's No. A

Madersne and his style of Pen and Pencils called
Lounds Patent The best things OF tho Kind issued
shsse convenient and durable Warranted not to 60
oot of order. The attention of the trade u Invited
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY NOVEMBER s. 1866.

TEr SH.SGH,r CT ,RDs-AGASGo or DIseRDE RLiEs.
Til cspn o he Nineteenth ward police on h' re,nr,
TEDDY O. tb- made tue tuos1ns e2orS respect
The .ecoad socn ere ~ rslest Of the boa-i O MAN.,
rrs a tn An stestaac, :,
CiyHa Pssre ss riSht from 70 10 o'clock A,s,a p'
to Z frcm he Nineesnh Twenty-hs ana rSeay al
ats 70 Ieep order aPpe~r tA,; assoeaoa u Yo5s4
en- known tbs -hanshte Cards nDased Of Of 80
Of osr citizens the Of Of waon ar
known sr6 usy yet Be made pable the hsb Of
by the P.ee he number Of bundled
ibepseve. IL very dO,iery e. By eAas .Sout ia
procession siins tae v Is ana 'nsas tns aSy etaie'os
The Of e p ICE is't naht ho~svsr 81
etusy put stop such rowdy Dutas ae coat laAace
q he is pose OF tie ponce VII o. "a senaAnes every
suppress attempts 70 sn1oJ eher the visitors or
eAhibIcTs
FATAL FALL WHILE FIGHrlSG.-COroner Hilton
bed iuques, Saturday No 1871 Liberty street. the
tody Of Oonrey sn.vs Of rslsrd thy'tSo wears
pio5uc.d ty "a while in a scuH. sppe's h,t GU
e'day Ia. deceased shls inor,atsi w,nt !9o toe
rquor store Of Henry smith 10 IS West street q, there
sd boy seventeen Of age With hvins retained
pl,se.cn Of letter which ittsld.d IN hn Tbs bog
eu.c the ara the dec..d appeared t. be sish.d
but aer the boy u INTO the Street when c-st
s~sJ fc bin bot deceased f sSd dung tbs
tie deceived Dssyi 10 the pavement snt IKEA up
t''G s1s Fssy 70 b.ht BE- s The . S
ouy ,ho tia; d-,;h caused By Conclusion OF the
hat 4, sect. aud attached 60 anne 70 TIE boy.
CHARGE OF PERJURY-A STRtw-BNL oFFRATIoN.-
Mo,es Lewis Phillips German y"terisy appeared
ne oysrr police court ard ced himself bondsntu Cor
George Bser who arrested sad loek-d up few dsas
charged with being receiver Of 'toeu goods On oeos qus'
nd BY his responi, STARK readily
,vors ks owred the house, lots No. 100 Wes
Til which h said worth eleven holsant
dollar. and which there neuuo brace HIS offer 70
become I'd. accepted, bat before tho papers were
made out Il ssetr.ned taa he hal fAlse as
uch be iii property question, nos bad ever
"a IT, md further s'cattaei th on III tth ulS he
had uaees smsr oath Ia T. his ovnersh Of d.
pr pertv by ths bad procured h. b OF
J.cob Snolz who under charge Of e-4ing
dis, 'eIy house Stark eorn ed by Just &c Wood 70
snsweI ehasse Of peIjury.
TIE Court Of Genera Sessions FOR the November
t. IN opep this sith the foosus heavy calendar FOR
duo,a: busary 49, gsud larceny So lrd.r ?, receiving
.on sooss L. forgery absndlnaieut msn-sufher i te
lou. assault sbd ba try fass pr-enses entcaS to
house OF Prostitution rope robbery 2 sci ns lottery poi
cs. perjury disordey house exposure OF person
L, 80. ID. eubt Element |. 1otal IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

PocKET-BOOK sSATcHIsG.-Ohicer klng OF the
F district police arrested boy named John Walker 90 I'm
the charge CT soshog pocket book s,ntalnns
Of the hands VI Miss Peet shs waking
aons Fulton street He pursus by the officer and arrested
Ia Bsh street He committed for hearing by Justice
saif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

SUICIDE AND FATAL ACcIDEsT IN Sussex COUNTY.
w vsIb.rco Of Lafayette ~r,hip mnied scfe on
Saturday psht last ~ hanging bisef bis b4rn sup
poaed that sckness m.ds him insane ..
con of Thephilas Moore of Byrsn 70 wnshiP, agei
sixteen years esther chetru;s few oJs ss t
not ,..rch wa. made for him and ts tee body
~. .ornd uad.r tree tom wh be hsd evi ienty sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

LUcRETA MoTT-The announcement. in TaE
E,ISISc TRIBUNE of Saturday, and in other papers,
that this distinguished Q iaker preacher would attend
the Rose st eet meeting yesterday the result of
mistake on the Part ofthe friend who gave us the in
formation. The error, however, we understand, wss
OILY as to the time appointed for her appearance.
She is expected to attend the meetings referred to in
that notice en- Sunday neat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

FERRr.BoAr Row-0n the Osceo'a jersey City
,r,b. ,o~ occurred yesterday between the crew sot
s;S, q, to rovde. presumed to ess IN the adef
.bn er be,ps requested TO leave or sop smoking vsea
th.y refused TO DO s~mpt nade 70 ..et then ga
- v.. severely beaten and bruised 10 the shes oy
.t,mped upon John Kennedy Of ths number wa
s,rs,t.d bang ch.r gsd with assault snd battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

ASSAULT WITH A KsUE.--A man named McQueie,
l,ir IN Water street near alp had quarrel sad SIGHT
with Bis Mary MeQa,ds Friday night during
which he ssiEsd krifs snd cut tsbe sssh 10 her thfos
afs which rs fed ana YET a. large b.s 4e9ii-e W.
vsksS V tss kss Isk sSst;<~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

IRyISGros.-The citizens of Csmptovn, near New
All met on Friday evening and det mined 70 change tho
.ne Of that I,ee 6rs9toB. couuit<e was appointed
IN iryie w.shrt,n living deliver address In thsi
Another ecrmitse appointed 20 coumnniess WIN tns
postmaster sasr, relative tLs chang. OF the name 81 rhs
village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

E.e. eysaiD. ash004 have bssa OpsDsa IA Paterson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05

STATE DISPATCHES Among tie Battles passengers
we notice d. C.. Trimbe of Baltimore Nd, as bearer
Of dispatches fiom the United States legation at Lon.
don TO Secretary Marcy.