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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

The outstaI ding circulation of the Miami valley
Bank is slO3 49, and of the Savings Bank OF Cincn-
natl So s55 The total banking capital of Cincinnati
is stated at s2s3,O
Tie Milwaukee Banks and Bankers have united in
ree citing all Georgia currency This is an important
move and if followed up by banks generally at the
West will efectusy purify the currency of thai sec
ton of the country The following is the resolution
adopted by all the Banks of Milwaukee, with the ex-
cepiop Of the Wisconsin Marine Bank, against the
reception of that currency:
hy,a. eorg. and money has been put In crcu
ston IN parties who supposed TO be
Of the banks from whence said money
sued: And toAereas, b holder has ready Of
lnowtr value of said circus ion: And he'eas
country from the said issues rendering difficult
convert the by sending home Ind phereds by is
has the effect Of dcouraging the increis
and ejaculation banking CAPT under banking aT,
the Eastern states with whom We have
dad hereds the people OF tue ate have
receiving from distant
part of the country which and this there exists
natural businefs relations az.
TI,,fre The undersigned bsnbs and bankers in Milwaukee
hereby give and after MONDAY the l7h inst they
viii decline receiving the currency Of Tennessee and Georgia
sLks 49,, ~,
EDWARD ID. HOLTON Pres't Farmers & Mlers' Bk.
T. b GRFENLEAF. Cashier, Peoples Bank.
q. W, PECkHAM, PIes't sank OF Commerce.
NJ $ SCOTT, Cashier State Bank II Wisconsin
MARSHALL & ILLSLEY
c. d. NASH Prest Bank Of Milwaukee.
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COFFEE-The market Is devoid Of any animation prices
mSs al lie iJo bags M ellie; 50 bags St Domingo
at tlc and 9 ba,s MaTaesibo At lie g. -. -,
state Western Flour good aud price, OF these are
again beer the suiya light Of shipping qualities but the
and grades Ia good supply and very slow Of
sale The nshd future delivery good t.rmer prices
the sales Of Western Csnal arc ~ goo bills - ass Tor
sood ~ o.! ~ O5t for 10 good
~ rfns Michigan Indiana Oho 80 ?i ~ 81. for far 20
gooa low sades Of Western extras, and f9r E,i'a
Ucnosec Inendee tho sale. are 9ooo ob' state for ooto
and Now ubcr delivery ~ Idfi 81 Cansd'sn Flour
s,uihsin Flour plenty snd The iow sr,e. s shade
earlier tho 'so. arc 1900 bh. e. dts6 e. misd 70
snd fsa 80 ~ for favoo fancy anil es'fa brands kye
Flour plenty .alea Of 400 bills $500 'orn Meal
THilA ma,.o' Tor III, God .sle' Of 800 'nia,,' al
Hgt1idsl ~ Maoiete continue IN fait ,eues and ate a'n
FEATiTREa snd price tend urwsda sales al a.
AZ. rln.s wss'e,p aud 20 gi.e To- sevlhs,s , a.,
hale. at To snvs 70 DO at it" e"'he 're loo ID sh
dliskN oLotli me @.'te' {. a'si .sis al nestes 81
AIN lss msls, bette, e, Wheat With sod asse.ad
n. .,,, s.a ,Ls hsas ,,sds ,ais.s b.sheis white q.
.si.. .,,i,s .p- t"v' 2 r'i go tasss 'sl frS
a. IA 49, ., a. s,ae 5, i ,s.i uhls %, ~ ~
..a o. sod 700 i -is asYhs'" - efT ? "a
h J.. H,.., ..i.. 80 t-sh.ls OF Tao a. ~ psss
...r lrrs. .siss - a'-ss ~ 80 p @ --i wess'~
!, 40 az n.'' 'e-y- sd -s'r--i - AZ 80
v-r..i -i-s - % 90" t~sh-' :. ss- - r~@~' -"a
iiifts 49,. ...ss. .s,-r-. 70. 49, ~ is
~-, 80 ~ .... - r. ssrs :, a.
ii.L. ..iii- --ss. .-r- - - - irs%.~s- r-'S
.i..i H.. -.-rl - t--i ;, - ~ -~.-s = tN' Prs=,s
e.. 10 49, d. ti.- T. ~ tss-~,- 30 t-..r V.pAi
=. 80 G., --n,- .rR t-..y svs - ~
S-.-,- I-.---t- - 9es ~. i-ii ~ s--.t,--
uilis ~ --.t-. ---.i--- -.--1t "i-r .'' @e--~i
-. t-i-- i .. 70 r. ~ .h.r~-s = 49, --~--
T. = --.y, --tr- Z. -t-~ . t.i-- g. ~
;6,ir q. - =. s-..-t u. - - --~-h-. :.
1850. -sir. p, " .--- =. - -. ~ -----t-
ftliutp y -t.+c- -.ltt p. --.- ~ .-As- rt-c~.
.il .t-..i i---i q; L. t-i-. .-.',e a.
.Tt5 At ,a i. e.
~ - - -i--, srTr W. Z. ., t-' 49, -r-.'s'
~ flr.L ia'.. -4.-i ~ 20 - ~ -
t.F"s -, 1880 e ---i--s,A ''-' --'r, =, - 80
iE.r,.. ga. 80. 49,. -. -. V;.'- = '-'-.. --'-- =
!ai ssSsAl. i5l1isffi Nat q. =,
q; \ i'i:.s 4 Faux ~. @s@: a. ~
pa. sfl'sss s.i, -. So. ;, ~
a.,aisssssl I. ss = h e Fl. |.
!. A4ft iii ifa,7i s-asr n. !. {; s.s AN "
ei' .-gsr11 t.-4s. ~. ~ ~ " as; .,Fzs y,
ssi!A / ii II! Ii gs,4:S M Il:
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v,rx,,s~ Msrw,n Srp,sNtSr AM Jo,RSu

Asls.ssstser SNssN -. "a ,.,..,., O. t.,,..., IN
sses~e 49, -eseaSe sd rrsel tscsieSse. and
r.sk tls vcty hesS q u,sscsl i,esnshsn.
o. - - tNStss ENth h raf~,se AeaAy aladrd
.,, 80 setaesv ASa treats h. powerful Atssles ~
- -Sss.,es fsNashon Nsesses II he ThNs and lnnss
49,. \. Nssrre Nauses snA Cave Medical Srectatss
~, r,,esnse saS tm gtee u rrhepOist nsesses sHt
- M FessSsz the iNrcfsgce raoret cl.s scA NJ
-Nse@. Re- On stile hai vtN eanard gNDnta snensou,
- sssfr sss,es thsA, che medical rIessicn s spry
= 90 cnsssNsAt msae ~ M, Hall, eitos ~ The loanA II
Ue.S,N .,aSpe Inhalation The ssti,le entitled A
essS Nsry asS tSpth vttea VITA marvellous scos IN nor
~Nt ~ asNmk SiVe e he lcuin1 Of 3elh man 10 re.
- Ms M hUrp kkure II she Spanish lnluistion, called
y3. Ee~ea Neir whh had agreeable as ssh COT the
vsse led - ,suhfse ea which ,nchnf cet Ain springs,
ss~e ffr-iYs Nrcs, q swOta hsdes INV Eve Mirror.
NestAy rsstoAcsl 40 Il ~ Subscription tH Year One
peAss Srsle Cory Ten Cenis rneishede BY
SHERMAN Co, Ast0f House
Al A. sac ~ Al E.rksrNerA
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Reading .eems neglected sell'se al %. ,hen 'el. AMI
,os wing OF duh AZ 90, iiiaois Crut,ai l,onis al

Reading seoms neglected. seil'rg ~ %, 'hon oe. AMI
leaving OF dull al %, iln"is Crr''si i'o"ds al.
Vancod 10 aai n rise 81 l. Chicago and Itcoh Ialani
ahsfpa again advanced io ioi. leaving OF al ioli.
and after Tho Second Hoard nj ioll W,tn Htpohr
were arm Mirsoufs sold ~ p1ll TonncSacoa Al ooli
Vi,rini,a NJ pee, Edo 1873 Roads sold nj p0l and
pol lot Of slo 900 Ero 1889 was sold NJ oG, tho
frat sale ior some days, equivalent 10 100 bcfor tho
COUPON was removed Michigan Central nsd South
orn were both mer the former selling at ioo the latter
n, 1921. Panama sold at 1917 decline of !. Ga
lena and Chicago so d at III and ls closing in de-
mand AT the latter price Cleveland and Toledo stood
firm at s7I. Al the Second Board tue buoyancy Of
the market was somew hat checked by the smsl gain
in specie exhibited by the bank statement last week
having had the accession of So 900 900 from the Cali
fornia boats
We learn that $50, 900 Of State Bonds partly of
Missouri and Partly Of Virgioas were taken ont OF
the street to-day for the Hamilton County Bank Of
Illinois.
Eastern Exchange at the West is unusually plenty,
and the premium low.
Within few days demand for New-Orleans funds
has spruDg no. The demand increases as the healthy
SEASON approaches.
The Bank Statement shows the following result viz:
Loans and Discus. g 3e7 cog Cireu.tion
speee....... Il 2l3 $40 Deposits 80 1896
The movement for the past week has been to
DecIesse Lns md DE- ss762i Decrease Circulation SO
Increase spece...... ZIG SIS Increase Deposits 67s8
While the increase Of Specie s less than was ex-
pected by many the decrease of the Discount line
larger. The statement, considering the moderate
changes shown, may be regarded as favorable one,
ana shows an increase Of strengh in the means of the
Banks The amount of coin held by the Banks this
morning must have been more THAI the average OF
the week, as the average was declining one at the
beginning of the week.
COMPARATIVE Of ne Loans Specie Gre aso1 and De
roH. Of the Banks Of the CITY Of Nel York, FIR ne peekf
ending Saturday Sept 1855 and Saturday Sept IS 1851
To ,ohseh G1zed The Capital Of each Bdnk at NE latter
-sept. g. sept ID
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Total net profit Tor months. Al TO 200 no fiHj6zi
Tie rot pr,fis Of last month are thus shown To DO
less than those Of August ls54 The Increase shown
in the previous months Of the year amounts to $780,
Ooo-ihe decrease in August is $4,000.
The Trustecs OF the Rutland and Darlington
Railroad Company have just published statement
of business operations Of this road, by which tap
pears that the gross earnings for eighteen months. up
to the 3lst May, 1855, have been s639,sJ2 o.. The
expenditures were s52l, $50 IL, 81 PER cent OF the
income. The net earnings were sll7,9i2 o. One
years interest st per cent, $4,000 900 first mort
gage bonds is sl26 OOO Included in the expenditures
are many items which do rot be ong to anrusl ex-
penses, ths the next report will probably exhibit
S more favorable result.
The Canal Commissioner s, at their recent session,
came to the concusion not TO make loan for the Ca
nal enlargement as has been generally expected. In
the mt anime New York Stocks are growing more and
more scarce Those that remain unsold of the late
loan are held at 2O the present quarters interest off,
TIE Chemung County Bank, a new institution In
this State. has purchased New York Stock FOR INK
to be located at Households, on the railroad running
from Emua TO CaniDdsgua. The Briggs Bank,
another new Institution ,cated in yde, Wayne Co.,
hes also purchased New-York Stocks and deposited
them with the Superintendent.
The Quarterly Statement of the Incorporated Banks
of Ohio for the last quarter according to TIE returns
made TO the Auditor of State compares with the pre-
yious quarter ending in May, as follows:
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MARINE 10 URN A Il.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........ ssrr. II.
Cleared.

seamhlr-Crescent City MCGOWAN, Havana and New Or
leans 81. o. Roberts. -, ~ r.,,.
Sbips-Atlantic orth, New Orleans VIM Frost; asah
Cobb New. Orleans Hazzard Jas Zones hosmer New
Orleans Wash. Carver Chsse =,
BaILs-Petsr Dem hoey savannah, Demill & Co MARIA
Lincoln Buenos Ayres K. w. Tru0dy . ,
Brig ardf Con ey. Wimi gton McCready, Mott Co.
FOscs Helena Dutch Wiser AT.tt dam funch Mnaeae
Co: Csarsct Francis Charleston, McCready, Mott 20
Mari, Higgins. maunhsm Corning, Be1o Co'; southeIn
Belle suro Wilmington c. Murray; T. Pierce, Richardson
Ptiadel pbs Jas. Hands L. Scranton, Lowden sayannsh
Scranton Teman; S. Brown Pearson, Geosetown DsuneI
A Pate
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N*sA.s 49, ~ Z ~
fts ".~sAs Hss>s s.-s-.F'y ~, ~ - -. .-Vs--
~ ~. N.s'~- 'AN-fs~s~A vA1s. Ss> ~ ~ 49, q
'f,s IA iss- ivss>s,H- syr ssii> ~ 4, 80 ;iA
~ ss!JNS >s>sss>- ss' - .--Ss2> T. -s-ais
's-.y -. :, - ~ ~ s.p.@ r~.->aas ~a.,y--1
~ i.sss>A, $50 ieI.y - VI ~ $3.50 - -, =,
~! YEvo : s-4sASs .---~g-- ~ l..4-.~--s4.. fls
49, iAss.. - ~ ~ = 49, ~. ,--..-- =. r,.s, a.,
AA.Dyys - 4 S-Sta.y $50 peqea4- 49, syy,~~.
scez44 SylF ~ cD..sssoaate teaog Y eeYa4a.s
1856 Fte ~, - ~ 49, y ses-y ysOl sAssa
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AZ u..,~s,s.

.r. ,.~.y. =. r~sss1 80 ast "~-s s's'Sy~~A'1s ~
49, uv-g., Ne - ~sFsrs - - 80
-. .,-,i ..., 5000 ;, ts.-. - ye..sN ts2 s-.>
& -. s-.,x, w.. .ee ,.yS~E>-- -, '~,v fes
-. 49, u .l. 10 ~ ~, ys - A.. s,ti.s ~
~ IA, ->...i. 49,, ~. t~>t>s :, - Nss = -
i. -. = j. .-...~. ;. b - - ,,'t>@i'
..L.t. .i-.-. IL. 49,. - - vee1 ~ s.is'ss
y :, " - 80 ~ iE-~rs = ~, y - wa ~
-. 3, .tG, =, Nv. - --,S,--ss t~svs ~.
S-.i.t,- I'll s-s, Ala 'sss ~ &sr.y
az ~ Sl.> - - .is-,. - 49, y,ss,t,-s go
49, ~ y - 800. .. ..-..
t---,s-- st,-f $3.50 .>--~- ..t.tt.,;..t' ?
ir.4.1. W. t-a. -, .-s--i ts~e- .......
,s.c. 49, "a f---s-- ~s- ,-y,. -..s.,tst.s,s .
,..Lt /. ,.-Fts 49,. i.~,-... :
tLif e4-.- b st-4,4- ~ ss,~. .r-vA- J
folA ~ i-- hr-,-i-- psk-. s.-A ts.-ss- ....,. 2
giLtt = s. q ~ ~ ~ =y-t g--.ss--l s--v-s.,s. =
~, = y. $3.50 ". ~
teet ~ ~. ,rst ftA ,tf-k .ss-.i N-1-. ....
fs-G. W ~ ~ ~, ~ -. tt<sa ssi ..yss :
tdgess W.. ~. as s,rt ~. s- ,.-.ss; y
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The above shows decrease OF 81, ls2,692 In dis
counts an increase Of sl23 geo in specie s6l 76l in
Eastern deposits, s5Oi5 in capital stock, sl46 236
in circulation, and sil4, 4s4 in deposits. The vara-
tons, it is seen are very slight further reduction
has b. EN- made in the capital of the Ohio Life and
Trust Company Bank, which is now only $4,000
against s3ll 900 in May, and SSH 900 in February
TIE principal items of the latter Banks compare as
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Retire Judge Gowns.
SUPREME CoURT-srEcI.L TEkM--sEPT. l7-Before Judge
CLERXE


A writ was Issued by Messrs, Reed * Clarke, coun-
sci In b. half Of James Duusp who sets forth Ia h' petition
thar he ia her Of Thomas Dunlap, boy abon four OF
sEr thai ood restrained Of his Liberty by rib Ann
nprlAp and Eliza residing No 40 En-sti that sail
SAsh Is the Of petitioner and mother OF SAID chi that
reuer ard been married four and
ward and that said child bonn ia lawful ~ed ock sod that
p,one and said sarah ived her and wife all the
month OF January last when sd Sarah abandoned and
said petitioner without and with her the
n chi and said Sarah has been living
improper e she resides gth Eliza Jones her sister, nat
they lave said child No. 30 Em and refuse 20 permit
petitioner visit said child he, s father claims
its aud custody.
Mi y. Taylor appeared behalf Of Mrs. Dunlap Mrs
d. ia her affidavit that time after the marriage Of
her elf sDd said James Dunlap they sePIsted owing to h
hevur Ill and sbanjond her and she obtained from him
from bed and board but that they subsequent
sgsn married. that ght months the said second
Iase save birth chi which then called iohn
Thomas and which the child DOW ia questions that the
compelled again leave hun aud TO the residence OF her
temper; ne ne house Of said Sarah aud
ssd Sarah If she did give II hm the custody Of said child
probably have cred his urests into effect be mad
beer sey arrested policeman whom her sister
life that mlliner BY up4on ami maintains
euut cfs Lea and It's tender its mothe's aud she
the saio writ Of haDea corpus ought 70 be dis
charged TIE case stands Adjourned
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MARRIED..

DAyroy-RoATH-Tn Plainfed, Conn. Saturday Sept 8,
JAS c. DAYTON of BroOklsn ~ y to Miss OLIVE RoATH Of
the former place.
FHssspEs-APGAR-On THURSDAY evening Sept 10, at the
Church Ascension, by the Rev WIN. Berlian, d. d.,
THOMAS FEssEsDES, JR to mARGARETrA D. daughter Of
Lew Apgar. EsG.. all Of this city.
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SUICIDE.-About 10 o'clock this morning Coroner
King called view the body Of unknown who
found dead swamp the foot Of Elmst having shot him
peif with a pistol. He found bv boy who looking
after horse who immediately called other persons. He
bad new common single haTred pistol capable Of carrying
small bal in his hard with biz finger the the barre
in his which much and the blood spatteei
the ground He about 30 of feet inches
high and had back hat good coat and panaoons in the
pocket which only three percussion caps small
piece paper and small key He appeared to be smsn 10
When the called the body
yet investigate being held this afternoon
Newark Advertiser. nth
POLICE I'm Hoboken yesterday james Shaw.
Thomas Nc Douga and Dennis McMulkn arrested
With drum kenness and committed for four days
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-NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

STABBING CAsE.-On Saturday night Dennis Nc
Cscot while intoxicated the house Of Patrick Dean
IN kogant Jeney City and o. abuse Deau and his
wife Dean Oroered him era lines, and finally at
push him the stoop when McCalcOt drew
bpe stabbed him the eft shoulder aud in the thigh
The wounds but not dangerous Officer Payo1n
McCaco and the Recorder committed him 10 await his
final
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BY Telegraph.

SAVANNAH sept IS. steamship Augusta Lyon New
York -, =.
ROsroN-Arr Sept, II. ship Eis,seh ftsn CAd!s sept
lat q r. cI S so poAs bafs Uca COBB 'F0a So J"hn NIB
Ar al naAx SEPT Il steamship csflen with s. pass
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n you want 10 see sn ingenious piece OF work
s<sssr. cal stw N. wuSASyRs. No ~ Naidcnlsne and
s,rue style q fKN and pENcL CAsR made by him.
ssEra lcwNCs FtfsNT." " Is the complete
vs-a ever cssrS GY sale IL made of god and diver
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Passengers Arrived.

In paoket sAip Yorkshire Jyor Iiropol-Mrs NJ. H. Mg
grave snd daughter Mrs NJ Addison Miss H. McHratt. Jon
Crcs. VIM atlins Geo Hodson Master James Patterson.
In ship Rebeeea from Bremea-Mahs Fucks and Cshario
Fucka
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IMMATURE ALMAsAc......THfs DAY.
Suy-Rises.. IS Sers..".....bO5 MooN-Seu''' %
UATEs..............sfHls DAY. =.
g,ndv Hook Gov Issni IL: 81 HelGate. $3.50
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COIRT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TfRa-SEPT. II
Retire. JudRe WOODRUFF.

CASE OE mr.. MACMILLAN AND OTHERS.
Owing TO Mr. Brady counsel for defendants beng
engaged in argument al the General Term Supreme Court
motion show postponed TO Saturday next
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NIarkets.-CARErULLrR REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

Observation-Disclosures EFUkI I'D FUR THE 7 H1b0NE'
MosDAy Sept II, 1855.
ASHFSThe market Is frmer for both kinds the arriyss
are light 20 bb. Sc ST. for Pots, and 50 4id
S6 80 for Pearls
BFESWAX continues firm 81 27677i for American yellow.
COTTON manifest the desire TO REALISE as last
and ali disposed ate except
decline The business to-day has been tring some 100
bales only reported bag Sold The market closing dull
and heavy at our annexed current prices:
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Rece,pts NJ Produce ST

Bv North Rirer Rodt.-4s bbls Flour 1871 bush Whea
Is 7 do Corn 704 Oats 4S do. Rye, 500 DDS FORK
249 do. whisky ~ 90. Ashes
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JR SrAFFoRp's OLIVE TAR. THE New ELEC-
vxscsI HsMxpy-oLIvE Tar Is NHALsD AND APPLIED; 1T
y Nof V.xvN. CuTcs diseases Of the
fpgcsr, LUNGS NEKvtS. MVscITs, gotSTs AND SKIN
SAID AZ NcS = Nna - Ne F-st - 50 cents bottle.
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B.ROOKLYN ITEMS.

LAYING A CoRNER-STONE or A NEw MARKET.-
TIER cutie age esihsrng Of the citizens Of the Eastern
D, short o'clock st evening the Of Fourth suc
Sevenfhs witness the laying u the cornerstone OF
eoauleiious Marke The necessity for pub market "a
this section Of the city long been talked Of
&C pTv enterprise has finally undertaken what the city has
pesot,d Go. The laid By Mt Tho Moore
sAe proprietor Various articles were deposits IA the X
ms shich Charter the late City Of Nsnsburgh
the eonsods city. Remarks appropriate 10 the
occasion were made by Mr. Jobn Breach
The affair eTIinated by indoor entertainment where
champagne ~ Il plenty than water.
The bsrs will be so feet square and IS feet high two so
cellar The first story and basement will
be occupied for market aud he second story will be fitted up
Ballroom with cein Is q feet high The bu ding viii be
erected In the substantial OF Pm adelpis pIc-
Mo crown stone and be completed the LIST OF Dcenber
essrs Wllet Sons have the contract FOX the mason work
Nj John Antrim the for the carpenter
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ALLEGED RAPE.-An elderly man named Michael
Co,le brought before Justice Curtis sa urdsy the
Of committing flonious assault upon the Of
young named Bridget Rogers, he committed in full TO
swat the action Of the Grand Jury.
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FIRE MARsHAL's OFFlCE-sFPr. 17-Before Justice
ARREST on CHARGE OF ARSON.
- m ... r - TIL

ARREST OF CHARGE OF ARSON.
Yesterday Officer Patterson of the Third District
Court ARE ed young named Walter Burke
issued By Justice Wood wherein accused stands charged
with setting fire premises Of No. 1885 MOttst the
4h inst The evidence taken by ms Fire M,rsh: shows III
Burke and his wife bad fspasted sLd that Mrs Burke had
taken refuge 10 the house Of Mr. murphy uate 70 the
ysrd Of The said premises Buke waned bis wife quit M1r
phys house which she refused - When Burke dec AIRED he
opd have her QUE oft him HE lIs and that If he
could not get her any other brn her On
the rsh of the he ia the yard and heard 10
say he would have bis wish Justice Wood committed Burke
to prison to await further Inaon by the Fire Marshal
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49, y~~sl,,> yes ,,e.pess chcAs vs,tesy - ~ ~
nh wcsl sysNeNae reeetrs sne : l~~
49, rssnsA Sicv-Ns. F~etNels, Ne - I, ~, 49,
Inv nun RAJ, Nc teF' " ~ l@''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

ARRESTS BY TIRE POLICE.-The police made total
Of du ing the wentour hours preceding Yesterday
eDng OF the whole number ~ were arrested for drunken
fghDs and aud battery and the remainder
for petty larceny and ysgrancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

CRY CoURT-Ths Court convened yesterday for
criminal business before Judge Culver aud Supervisors Syker
Allen John McManu tried for ASSEMBLING Officer John
Dsughery and resisting his uhoy while in the execution
Of his Congresst the 9Th Of May last The defend
amt fund quilts and fined SIS John Delaney red for
en- upon Casear convicted and sentenced
milf for TEN DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

TIE COUNTY Institutions "A meeting of citizens
having selected the Rev Samuel Backus minister the
vfritn wants Of inmates the county institutions the
Of the Poor who have exclusive charge have
sned protest obectng thereto the ground na they
faithfully provided In that by Rev. Mr.
Garter hes performed the duties Of chap the inu
past and they desire that be should not
~ dxxfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

COURT CALEEDAR-THIs DAY.
CIRCUIT CoURT-NOs. 1907, 1912, go, 224 3l4,
3I5, SIG, Sl9 TO 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

.s r.ea.s.,, .-a W, s sol ne re-t- ."a congregation
ke ,~-~.vsi h-v~ ~n the Ss y. he ~ "
v ANes ",s r-"vs'~se~ - ~ 'he a-~se~ ." su-'"
ia, aes srssesssa w. fef The whNle sshc
~ ~ ke nshcrs II ~ rsvteh ~, slusies e'd Ne
FrcAs std ,hsy vnela ~ vhms ~ ,he st - le.'e 70
phor iswss II ,hs t's ft hrt M shsR s.A h.ah'f y
,r Nsan sdust~, but thet vvHA 10 r'ns -
leave ekhcr Suit-, ~ rhisheth e'.Aer Nj Mat
a. rpr eitea ~ ne Judge M nnlV ssa man en De has
ssS Is shd have snch coNbarncs 10 hln 'ai NJ lhA
be decide tha, shoua b. hans shcud supp ~ ihh
hsA acnr stthins aesrt,e u An -sns neut was HAL
entered \, With oil sa rce dnss should he stayed iat
and n.heP Siuirscn solicited meantime az az tot
take ,he oee ~ peace maker ard sfmer behalf Of all
rsiiies
Retire Judge Gowns.
NINTH AVENUE RAILROAD.
llv rrqurs, 81 both parties nasrgumcn IN this case
allow o tho question whether the Court dood
ms that ho gran, tho Council suthnfrns the con
II The rad had been regular and valid whether tho
Govt could coudcr he question q prospective private M =
Of the road ~ ely 90 utcrc with
certain parties te conducting Of her hanes the laying
81 the taoGd track Il whether the Coat could enl Ia
properly persons bat those who had become
plaintiffs and made application therefor The matter came up
to-day Mcsr Hilton Van turen AID beaTis
lev on bcnA Of the Junction Mr. oCono opposed De-
oisou reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

ssvnsl. VII - ~ great ss~issaacs nsvra,orx Thy wm M
,hs ref Of half dsDsrs and the spoaa
me Ilght House Tor Collins c,ss b. oommencsd III,
Pal Us " sfrs,e as hsh wbelly Of hSr
n vii b. pseed the edge Ofthe reef 10 yuv
Of arr a ths mot dargeTous shoai. ofths c0ast