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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

DIX. WIN. X. HAYDEN'S
celebrated Improved Vegetable Esurgative
L = Il Is
Universally acknowledged by all who have them
decidedly the best remedy yet discovered for
all ordinary complaints, such as
Dropsy Liver Complaint, Janndce Loss OF Appetite Ind
geston, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Eruptve Diseases
General debility, Irregularities Suppressons, Nervous
ness, Drowsness, Faintness; Foul Stomach, and the
Diseases arising from morbid state Of blood and Stoma
As preventive and for the Fever and Ague these
Pills stand at the head OF all other Medicines.
Ifyou have erl be advised to do so Immediate
y, aad you viii End that they truly all what they are
to be, an far superior any and all others
Their vt consist ia the weI-known fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING THE
BOWELS COSTIVR.
They are Alternative, Restorative, and
Tonic.
Purifying the Bood,the great fluid of fe-and giving
strength and tone TO the whole system No family should
De single day without then their timely use viii pre-
vent much sickness and expense.
J. d. PUTNAM 4 Co., Propretors
- nor.,-,o,- 49, Lowell. Mass
+. ROBINSON, Wholesale and Retail Agent for Kenosba
1y4sI F. SCAMMoN Co, General Agents Chicsx,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
! IA Justice Court.
&c To huIroyr VNIayr.

t q writ of attachment has
d your property attached to
Starkweather, amounting to
9. Now, unless you shall
'tice Of the Peace, in ard for
city, on the 18th day Of Sep
the afternoon, judgment viii
'rr property sold 10 pay the
:, 1856.
J. 3. STARKWEATHER.
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DON'T READ THIS.

4 TS,-a fine lot, received this dav. at
~ June 4th. MERRILL, KELLOGG & cos.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
SAIIhpAY. Sept. G-P. Y.

There was not q large general business at the Stock
Board tins no'ninG, hut IL Enc, Reading, Central. and
Toledo the transactions Ia considerable extent.
Tie make, -hows 10 marked changes from ycsteriay,
but there steady feeling. and ior Ere the market il
very strorg. II closed in demand l co.. havng odd it
that figure, seller iirty. Reading was heavy after he
SccoLd Board. ben. offered at oji. The July st4te-
u,,lt If business, which has just been pub
sl,d, shows ,tllin: of in net profit for
h., month If S'0.,oO, aud Of the year tAss far
10 $50. To Ills add estimated deficiency IN August,
and the total deficiency of the nine months Of the
pI,solt railroad year $90o00. Central was steady
at S6.. Thc W,stcn shar, arc strong but not very
active. Rc'k Island improved r cent. Milwaukee
nl Mississippi d cent Toledo closed the as
c-terCay. Michigan Central and Southern Michigan
r. steady. The earnings Of Southern show gain of
.1Ct0 IN three weeks ot August over the same period
of la, YEAR. limos Central sold at l0l. buyer sixty,
and :. huyer sixty war bid for Ia Crosse and Nil
wauh,c. The bushes, in Railroad Bond. was quite
small. Illinois Ccutmls were 9l.. The market for
STATE Stocks Is im. but rather inactive. There i,
howevcr, considerable doing ut private sale. M~Sou-
- sod at S. Lou, mas at ~ and Nirginas at @2l.
EIclang j. a. before noticed, and quiet. Sterling
9d9i T. cent. Francs jFl aj.lj.
The iusu,>, Of the Sub-Trcasury was: Receipts,
s392 9t6 H. including $40 600 for Transfer Drafts on
Dctrot Payments, s323.jl3 - Balance, Sl3,6'i,-
Az c9 acains, sl3.67OS Sl7 last SATURDAY, shown-
small gain io the street
LivcToo Fr,ights are shade easier for Gram.
The engagements are 10000 bush. Gram az a 81.
the inside rate for Conn 800 bb-. Flour at -. Cotton
at ID. To London. rates steady; 900 bbl-. were
taken at =. 3D., 1900 bush. Whea. at SD; loo
tons oil Cak, at .9s Gl.. in bag. t. Glasgow,
rates arr ycry finn.
AlMU. N.e..a, ,ular .enj.yeekly aE:ten -:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
Arrived.

L : NJ steamship Marion Foster Charleston. md-" ana
ras,ugers 70 Spofofd Teston GO. 5h inst, A. &-p m
10 miles n o Cape Harras Shoa. rA,hans'd ssMs VITA
steamship Florida. hence Tor Savannah
Steamship knoxville Ludlow. Savannah % hours rni- alf
passengers 10 ; J.. Mtchll 9Th inst. south OF hH
Harbor passed h,Tu brig, showing white signal with ""A
leif.r III il
Ship Jos, Jones (of Camden Ho'nan, Cardiff 70 d. 'a
road irol 20 order. ,, -.
Manhattan Gas Co.. N.-,l Aug. ., lat b. Ion D.
,. slip Nulturs. from Baltic toI Ne" YORK
Slip Graham Poll, Y. Hayden, Antwerp and Flushing ar
and .5g ra-s.ugor- Layton lIurbn Experienced sh
wind. the oItir, pasag"; bad pilot on board DAY.
s. d- Manhattan Gas Co. vessel 70 Walsh, Carver
Chase.
Bra Ba,u (Counb) Blanchard, Laguayra y d.. hls
Datf Bros. OF Piladsipi, vessel 20 Dal"tt Bliss
Br- Emma Pitts Para Aug ludlirnbber, Ac 20 t,Tnns
B,u'o s Co.
Brig swan tof Portand) Underwood Cenuego- p ls
and noias's master. Aug % lf 3 Ion 49, -pDk" b.
brig John Rock from Cicufurgos for Boston.
Brig LauZsret. Hartman ALI xandria, DEL 10 d. wheat %
Peek & Church.
S,hr r. " Brown Mott Wilmington, N C., II d., naval
Doliner Potter ls inst. m Great Egg fubof,
experienced gale from the eastward which lasted up %
the ngt uf the h, sp shls, sprung lnma split r1dief-
head and done other damage. sept. H. ~ m lat % ~ on
disircss wh,h proved be- the ch Ann Smith Of bfcx
haven. Capt Wheeler At ?. took off the crew - sG
by p. l'r ink. j'l m.i m p .sw 'ie.n us
Titan ashore .bouf MILES south of >lau; bgd ana e'a
under water, very heavy surf running.
Sioop Native Davis. Stony Brook hours.
Propeller Prfr.l. Ap.y Providence.
Propeller Ironsidc- kandyer Philadelphia.
Propeller Anthracite. Jones, Philadelphia
SALED-Sfrsm,lips Hermann, Bremen and sou'hAmptoni
Alabama savannah; Nasl Vile Charlfst Jtn's sOwn Ny
tolk &C. ; e. : storrshp Relief Brazilian station.
WIND-Duliug the day, :. aud light
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
MARRIED. ID.

CAvANAGH-EDDY-O On Tuesday. S,p;cnbcF by th' Rev
Nj Il b,,ioI Mr Mcia,. =. CaNana4A OF Kingston, 20
Mss Sarah NJ Eddy oi this city.
GRlfFIN-CRAW-Ou Monday. Scpteub'r / by n" R"v
Nj S,tr,s Mir. Thomas Grhu 20 MIS- Rebcc'a d Cav"
all ot tAis
GlLES-BEATTIE-lu 'lis ,i'y Thur-l ..a- : =
f.nhr g. hV the R,y \aeru, Buck Nj JON Giles 60 MIS-
Lizzie B,at'ic, both Of Elizabeth cry, Nc"-J,r,.y
NCRTON-KEFP-A Bai.wiusv.!r. = /. ca Thursday. July
Z by iA, Rev George L. Ntde. Rector OF Trinity P4IsI
R,,taway. William N,tfo. 10 Ma4.,l,t L. lea N, =.
OtkFOHD-AN1HONI-M the Church # tho Savior, on
Nl,s Stp't u.brI s. hy fhc Kv. Dr. Farley. Jonu d.
Uskord Il ~. oiy aud H,,u H. dalsb..1 Il ElwaIj
Antony q Brooklyn.
FARMHOUSE -JOHNSON-Ia this cts. o. Tlusslay Sep.
umisr T. ~ iht B'v. J. Sa-r. pastor Noriol<
sire, Methods, Church VILLAIN raliholsc Elizabeth
johnson. al Of tins c',
RIkFR-SlMMS-A Hudson City. or Monday september
Nv N, R,y 4 II M,ao, Mr. Henry ~ RkcI Mics Harriet
l. Suns both ot tbs city.
sATI-EROWN- On Thursday September 8 by N, Rev Nj
Tboup,oi MI Edward Saul TO Mrs Diana Bso~n Of The
s,yerih Ward House.
sUFFTS-C -CRISFlELD-Ou Tucsdsy september ? by the
r., DR. Hosarib DR.. D. Shccso Indiana 20 Mics Amanda
Chr,t,ld Of Brooklyn. y /
WFLSH-MU MOI Thursday, S.pieTber = by he Rcy
" n Mlburu. Henry Nclshio MAsar'i'' d'1sh''f OF y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
TA AnnfAE.
pas.engcr~ sailed.

IN ne sansiip Hermann >on'honpf)R and B,erta-,
Sccmurc5 Baltimore. " Flh.,h y y ' Huriaio hhar.;
Hv Lewis. lady two cllarcu nd nr" servant ~ Ne
Cnffii Pafis Mss ; PAX y Y; 2 Fule- -. Louis: g
stiles. lady and ,hllrcu, Phlla g. W. Morris. Y.
Can pbel. y Y, J. Bssa,i1e 7 Dciiocs, P.dg,e T. y
Gemii & { ss.er Ca. W Irving Chicago. G Odrdge Ia.
yai.a y Fhl1tock, y. Y O. Decd Ha'aa.i NJ Gferixi,
BORDEAUX NJ Oal W. NJ Cabrrfc Havana, G 4 Stck Nn.
Schcrov. A raSix Y. Mrs Sichhu superior q ,h' r
lro, T Ma,k \. D. Radepon', y RhernNd y y j.
" eli and lady {. C. Converse : l.. Ssuenfes v ID Ben
bright \ Haver: W Z,ros, aud adv Phlla; J. VI suisr,
n. y. Made Hendricks. Baltimore Mrs A. G. Do Br9~-
vile and lausl' '.r Plla.; 4 R,harf Y Col Hubert;
NJ S,h,hay T. Kugcr. y Y. W Wake. l. Anson Schlnf
n. y; b Frnkcn, Albany P 7 Fi"k Charleston A. Bq1'
the Orleans: C. Oh abot Mv. kuster H. Brown lady Ani
two children y. Y; Mn p Wilson Mr.. NJ Janison' Loo
don: Nj Hy,ad : Sohi II Sche.s'ug,r, Cal; 2 Rot &.
Pr,s'erJ Hs,oS. y y; w fredor Sisters OF Cf'eh''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Showing falling oil this year. thus far, IN comparison
with the light tolls of lat year, amounting To S6,9 :;
aud il comparison with the receipt OF Si decrease Of
$S3l so.
The Secretary of the United States Treasury has
addressed the following circular to the Governors of
the d. ffercrt States in the Union:
TRp.sUKY DEPARTMEST, june II, 1886.
SIR: am desrous of obtaining the statistics of all
the railroads i'll the United States and with this view
lave to ask the favor of YOU 10 to be- furnished
n as early practicable he u the President,
With his place of residence, and address Of each and
every Company. chartered and Organized under au-
tLurlty Of Your state whether ttc road be- completed
,r il still in the course OF construction.
,si,rsD JANIS GtTRRIF Secretary Of ,hc Trea-.ry
The week ends with considerable relic in the money
market a. compared with the previous week, but more
marked in call loans than on paper. lt Is supposed
that the Banks increasing their call loans nj the
ypense # their discount lines, III order Ia have their
funds more Immediately under control The rclct in
the market has rather surprised the street, ~ taking
place during the continuance Of the Bank contraction.
The offerings for discount have somewhat increased
At the large Banks but the street paper Of first class
dos not seem To increase. Leading signatures are
.eu;n, al slq 10 e. cent, with but little below e
cent. The large stock houses Gre well supplied with
MONEY on call and borrowers with good securities ind
little difficulty supplying their wants at = cent
The annual meeting OF the tockholder- of the Har-
ri,burc. Lancaster and Mount JOY Railroad Company
was held at the Office OF the Company in Philadelphia
o1 Friday. The usual reports submitted. and the
acton Of the Directors approved. The net earnings
OF the past year notwithstanding large OUTLAWS on the
track of the road greater than ever before lhe
gross income for the year sj3Ot, being an increase
Of sllO j62 the previous year The expenSe' tor
the same time are s2j99i6, leaving a profit to the
stockholders after the payment OF interest and e1-
pcn,,.. Of $ljl9f. and surplus after the payment
If the usual dividend of ten per cent Of s61.'sl.
The Anthracite Coal trade for the past week ha-
been active and the tunrage by each Of tie several
carving companies large. The Leh.Eh Navigation
,Lipped for the week ending on Saturday last }sj'6
tuns making for the season 7i3tsS tuI-. beng 73s13
tun. IT, than To corresponding tine h-t year. For
T.. V,.a ,I--s =. -, ss4.y .... ~, w., .....d
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
1.N1RINE JOIRN1L.
PORT OF NEW-YORK-......
'leaPi.

S,cans ps-Jam, ,'owu Parrish Norfolk Lndlam re--
ants: Nashville Berry. Clarr-fou. SPot'rd II s'"n
Alabama Sol,uck. Savannah, ;. l. Mtchii Novelty BEL.
Philadelphia j. 4 y Briggs. - ,,r
Shr.IParama Hansen Rotterdam, Hrnninea, hnlet
G,,ig Rising sun Skofrd -. stph.n- o Barker 90.
Bark,-Autula Hartford r., hmond. + { Spies; H. l,9"
lrltr Anger Baiado. n Trow BRIDGE sons; kosmo, W.
sc,- Richmond O'schs Co; VI iilcss CIo~"l h'ei'
dnn Post Smith Co.. li.l.on, Col Ne" Orl"an. "H'
Nelson Son; John Me-l'y. Ssy's"r, Lisbon f'rAh,,
Del caft Baxter Galveston Nelson. Clements 70 i""'1
Bli.s Hylcr - stephan J. W. Elwei Go. . 80
Br..-A CooA Leighton. Philadelphia y VI Smp' :
Ir,re W., Phladelpis. BRIT Son Coz r. wat, fs-
e,ry Ponce. Stanton Co. Milo l. OivtiTa LISBON 1"Ah
Roi'r. Osb'rr ID, N p.l 4 a. .
Noul,r Fr,uoh Fro,idu'c. mas'erI Oregon, H,nhA bA.
'imorc MMl,r Lord Qu,reau; J. Waterman Wrs'rn, a
Alexandria Van Bmut slasht f. }. Pickup PcsuP phl-
aGcria J.s Hlnd, ;. fu,' Garintr Richmond ~ frt-
son r Clinton Maudrr Cnar.sfou, Mctready Mott 4 20
Tlona. H. S,yln,air. k,i.y PM",phia J. w k',; o'"
Brau, Moore Plisi,i iplis {. +. J. Peters John bM.i
Ln.s Savannah scranton ralmRn. kahpah, ll'lah ~
f.rdo Bailey s Co. Louisa. Chas", Boston, ; w Lewis,
Proves Ito .,. Bs''inor~. Merrill Abbott John MAY
CBrl Cam. Yarmouth McAuhh, Nh'elock of,"pi AZ A.
Nnlf,u Nulch. Norfolk. Surge Clyarnan :, o. - Nv
P,-..f Cooper Nilniur'on Don,r Potter FIi nno'
In Boou W ; Herrick; Eoa tBr) Cumer fsth'1tA m -
Fn,as. Ophir Peek Philadelphia masi.Ii Laurel Or Ds
l. NJ. .rLnd y. :. j. : Nhru'S } W, rau,sn. p''n
D.yiou & Srrssu,; + Lirson, Mnl"~s, Hort4A ,.i
Rrnn, Slaglt; Martha Mra Small Salem H. '" h'f'' a.
Sloop.-J Adams. Halock, New Haven; -. td""''''
Humuiue Bid, Shelly. N.~ Haven, j. b. Ed"fHs'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
ArriYcd. .SrNnAY.

Slip North Am,rican Clark, Liverpool July ~ md.s and {
pss,,ng.r, 70 J. ". PhiIp.:
Ship Harriet Hosir fot Nyscl Manwang Glasrow 81 d.
nj. iron. a. 20 Durham Dimou.
Snip Aurora fpa'krD Bunting Liverpool Aug 3 mdse anf
400 pu-seug'r- 70 & GrLnt Aug. n lat g. lon 81 49,
clsg,d signals tl -hip Carolu- Maluus bound east.
Blk koa Rocr-. hbsra Cuba - d. sugar and moA,ses
20 d Cnlti- Co.. se.s' 90 Peck Church 3Ob ul, a.
-5 &c. lon = % 'Np'euc'da soyerr ga. from " r. which
lasted ~ ours sfsc scrn boat .p fore aid u4ntopsals ~
Bark Mon'atf Lincoln, Galveston Il d., ballast 20 J. IL
Bark srsa BcaI Nueyi'as Aug q sugar tobacco sni
pa-s.ug'rs o. fzAato Del Nac q CO.
baIk Cuba, Lea,Iti. Laguna Aug B. Nd SsA Aus j ls'
wood 80 20 PNf 8ud Fcry.rra Aug. 2i la'. 6 IL l0:.
~ g. -pk bark Golden Age from Gav..'on for New Yort
Brig Lucrea tot Bostoul Wallace Gonayss ~ d.. oswc
70 |O." LSiI ,sf'n Coz vessel 20 e. r.. j. Peters. Tr
schr J'nly Lind g., N'w Haven Capt Hervey from kinss
Jam tor New YORK. asi Oh the night II Aux %
Wa'lu. Island tBalama.; aud cargo saved Tbe l.
brings hon" # Ler crew.
pBns Caroline. murray A.pns,l23 ds. hides, sc. toR
spes. III MT, CAarl,- Smith, -esuau, died fy,r.
BTig Alma Brown. Ns-sau y. p. Aug d sponge coios,
81. 20 Bacon. Sargent CO.
Brs Vernon of B.n.orj Collins AK Cages p d, os~ot
T. filsbury a Saudtord
Rfs BoLio Re, Por'-aa.Psnec II g.. los~ood H. D~'
BIZ Jerome (BEl, cahoon Fayardo, R.. 10 d. srsn'
scir VIM ). Brown. Richards, Por,su.Phnce Aos ls loi
wood Ac 20 Voc" Livingston Go. sept and etp- r"n'd
,V.rc hurricane iou. b. which -p, sails, s,T''d d''s
load
Schr LOYAL scranton Gocr Savannah II d' cotton g. %
Scranton Talnan
Schr Jane Rors Cooper Virginia
sclr Dansi!c CLestrr Richmond
sclr GargD Smith. Richmond
sclr Southerner. Bellows. Bsiitnorr
ScLr j. NJ BaYli-. Lsyne Balimr,'
Propeller Seuc,a Chaulk"r. haF,irt
Proi.ll,r Locust Point French. Baltimore ds
PROPELLER W.s'cl,,tcr CLARK, Providence.
Propeller Po,om.ka. eastman, Neg'BedioFd
WIhD-Dlling the day ;
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

d6 p good Wisoonsiu - Is mn sG - rn,l,. a.. =,
and Michigan A. - b20 - Is gopd sst,.. I.,s
~ nm - - NnEsr op'nrd ac'lgs and elo..S o.,., V
whit. lna.ns. > it f.r ,h0.rr do and lrn. CO.., ~,
- l.U ii-. af ...0 ij Arsr .r.. u Fsgt.Hr. 80 p.
d. --r or, nrr ~ ,I. k,F tu' C.>.L FK.t.s,l -
E.s f.rk frtf H., f.r Com nd if. fof Wtcs' ~
j, ,,. 'w,rt four n,.r- p to rD.H sy ~ bi. n ~
I'D DO brs o. " N,f. - ifl h. 90 trr - - pa. = ~
C,>,L ExroRr,-.5"J be-. ot Wa'4t aaI l9k ~ b., ,s,
Corn.
u.,k la. hr.f steady. aHd 'I" rafss' rose4 -
tirg Wooi-A ligh' -io'k - PaIsd 90 hand. Fs..,
,,,o. ale. of the week - 10 n PsNrIss Cioru, -
,,l ,ri.e rrfn .s'e Df 'hr ws'k % H0 piece. y
Cpf,,co S,p'. 6-6 p. ~ HfAr unchanged, s,i,ns,
o. Hoaso 81 w0 hu-. srf fn n'f'" -''l 'osS AN "a
g..,,.d The ,,, re rr.ifis owing tD no aAy.r.
t-,l,. rin,r'. .. Bas. % '' sh. FsrlcHr % IA
Ia. on " Nie1f.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

li,.l, vor.v Railroad 57ol ,un-, and for

,v.,,bo Iohicb Valley Railroad j7'i tun-, ana i'f
H.. .oa.ou qi - tam. which. added 70 th' Pn0'n'
..o-au. 'rruac. hy ne canal, gV'- hh '--''~''
'r,raro from a.. Lhl-h glon "i N'','h ,"'-
,,.tr- lr-' y,ar'- 'unuu,' hy -V- -" rms, " 200.
>,l.,,.ll,..uu th. tnIuagc ior tie w''h 'nlHlt Oh
Tfrr>drv ln-' vl~ by th" canal 3l.op iui s. anu ''
.l. -.a.ou5 II .>-,iuus. benz 'nn- ui "h lH-' Nt
br-i,,-- - e0rr,-p -poutir- ti'o oi bn' th- "'' ",
fi. K. uiug Rarond. .2~ ~s tun~ tor th' "''N' alu
49, sss iuns tor the yrar. bong lJn ''-ti - .r'nn ~
las' wear ~ corresponding TIM. ih' ""h| y" ,t ~
production in thu two regions q I'M TIM, i I''ip
iuu.-a rene, that can hardly De- n"H' "P ~ ''''
L., period ot tlc >,as'n
lnihcc.sc of P,lkiu, ". Stanley recently '''l 'n
Ms.kD,auin Common Pleas. Judge >"ir' h'Il that'
in Ohio ralro.d can mo- properly out sue" ~ -
es.utiol - m, prosecution OF ~ business "nl t'
,,,.,,,.i., ot H.. business j. is only mode ot paving
any If H.. debit. Much more is this true "iih r'-'"'
,o n creditor who advances money to build anu '4uP
,b, rood mon the faith Of mortgage cNrc''' d" ,"'
,i,, Of tie. advance. and before the ROAD i 'u'.i
Ir;l, or,oripn.d The road. rs cquiRlh'mH H"i - -
r,y,utr arc plcdccd to the creditor IN ; a,,
., H. s,raruuellv accumulated Ia pay th' sem
i ,l',,u.. If interest and the mortgage lin' ''
H., ,,,, n a f.t II, il l. earned. The road : l." u"
~ ., o,,, revenue and any attempt 10 s'il' ''o '.'
~ -. ,,i, mont, or IT, materials for repair i "
,r c ,It and messengers. j. fatal I" M, 1'-'l -
- ,,,.,,o,, \or does the assertion oi ulS Ii''' =
,i',oII, a rnilroad company 20 sct ~ 'i'."V'., "
co... Whenever lis creditors are oi "liH."n 'i'1 NV
-, atia,. will b, better managed 10y Court 81 Ei'y
,;o,, h,, tl Directors We may expect tHVih ""PP'J
tor H., ouuointmcnt of Receiver
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
LAW INTLLL/GENCE.

MaRINF COI'RT-Sfpr G-B,iore Juig. MCCARTHY.
Gill,n sci Tie N.w.iok aud Harlem Railroad tohpauy
On the 18th of july couple of the paintit COWS
ve, ru over BY the d,cndaus train, and the present su
brought for rrsuin. DAMAGE The Court ruled 'ia' ws me
plaintiff Keep bis COWS in proper noosrI ana io'
allow hem to stray the road and that must be ahIn'
ty, v shown that the defendants ia I'll" "rots fh' pr"
sumption Of negligence heiug against ne pau'a uo' re
huitrd Lee On the evidence therefore. ludsn"
was rendered for the defendants.
Jas. ". Darlington ag- The n Y Conso"d1'rd Sase 90
lines tried touch up boy who were on me st l
h. hip and succeeded IN inhicng severe cnt On MI D
ugio face outside passenger a. ~" in" - ""
he laid up several days with the brue lie r'oF'tu
u men, Of AloO against The Company. under 'le auto
Which readers popcors Of hacks g. Liable ior tie "ia
~ si,trs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
CORRESPONDENTS.
OFFICE or THE CITY JUDGE. }
No. lIj Nassau-st., Room No. ~.

No. llJ Nassau-st., Room No. ~,
NEw-YoRK, Sept 3, 1886.
Hon. FrRSAsDo WooD-In your published reply to
Ncssrs Brown Brothers n Co. and other gentlemen on
thc subject OF your administration of the MdyoratS
this City | notice the following statement: mo
gambling houses were broken up, and thei. propr.e
tors arrested and indicted TO the extent OF my means
Of supprcssng this horrible evl-bnf from cdn>t' n'
proper 10 be discussed iR MtS cOmmHnicaf'0H, tn
punishment melted cut has been insufficient 10 crGGi-
g cate the practice. That language plainly implies
that the causes To- which you refer occurred in the cm
nal courts for only there pUni,hmcns imposed for
violations of the criminal laws
AZ it il well known that the persons indicted under
The Act for the suppression of gambling were tried
before me in the Court OF General Sessions YOU will
not fail 10 perceive that the words italicized in the cx-
tract which have made from your letter clearly i'm
plicate me in charge of naladmInsration in Office
/ do not believe that you intended 10 make such an
allegation against me. Your personal knowledge OF
The manner in which all but three Of these pissed
Croa, nv cOgnizancc III the course OF legal proceedings
before thu ,e,re finally adJUdtc0d pcrsuades Ia
indulge this opinion bu, your language Is susceptible
Of mn M; rprctation pr,udica 10 my official integrity,
and | aIn pleased to assure you that entertain 10
doubt that you Will cheeuly relieve ne from 20 grave
~ lmputati~l.
" u VIZ Lice Ca<.s .e:c.la.ls1 - %e! sxGeI1e1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08


The eaniueS in August show an increase ot - q
cent. These two road, alo low woi,cd as one Inc.
Mr.. Thomas Kimbrr. President of the Wliam-por
aud Elmira Railroad Company, has been elected Pres
id,rt also Of the Caawi~sa Company. The Coupons
Of the Catawi-sa, Williau>port AMI Elmira Railroad
Company bonds, due 1t August, arr 10 bc paid on
ICth September, at the Company> Office in PhG-
delphia.
In reply 10 i Committee Mr. Kmhcr rays:
o. In the month that has elapsed since the date OF
vour oticr have looked thoroughly into your hnan-
,in uo,iiion and have carefully examined the condl-
ion and pros poets of yor All these prove to Ice
tar n.oc favorable lhm | had previously supposed.
" The track IN excellent condition. and the t"lelS
Al hand 10 furnish Profitable business for the ON,
ANY tie road having only the through travel tnd
commerce the lakes and the Northwest. but IN the
'umbcl WIiamsport. OF which forty millions OF feet
are annually produced and sent to market YOU have
new and almost unired source of revenue
." have also ascertaned that the funds will be per-
manony provided ton the extinction OF Your small
floating debt, and for the payment of the coupons on
he first mortgage bonds due this month and that the
rolling stock and machinery will be furnished Tor the
iuil development of tie business OF the road.
Intimately connected rs the Nlllainsport and FL
mira road j. with yours have suffered much from
your past ombanaSsncns in providing facilities for our
Joint trade and should mutually share III the BEN
,tis uf an improvement IN these RESPECTS.
For the protection and development, therefore. of
the interests already in my charge. should be willing,
if your Board of Managers be widened, you plo-
pose and with the cooperation of your late able Piesi-
dent freely Ia assume the charge o your road until Il
more efficient and permanent arrangement can be
effected.
The following s statement OF tolls received on the
Ncw-York Canals during the fourth week in August
and also the total amount received from the opening Of
navigation upio September /, inthe years NAMED:
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
fAdycrti-cucut.l
VARIETY, QUALITY AND STYLE SEPT. :, $50.

STRAW Goods
IL the preparation i the Autumn Of 1915 the three great cs.
.euti havs been co.idcr,d nd pcn,abe complete
somont and the undersigned ioc assured that their took
comprising
Srg,G SILK AND VELVET BosSTTs.
FLOWERS AND FEATHtRS
STRAW AND CHESSLLE LACTs
AND TRIMMINGS.
The mos. recherche ty aud novel in desu can bu recon
mend it, If 10 those who for the mo, taou- a'te
IDE. FKLT a HALL.
Mo- and II Park place Broadway
Pattern BOSSETs FOR NILLIsERs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
By Telegraph,

BOSTON Sept. Ar slips John l.. Dmock Cron.iAl, ,
Hu.well GLASGOW barks Sabida tBr London Maria Her
~ Ca!,uas Paris Sagua; Eyans.n. Cosenburs
spok,u-Au. It, I. 49, ou % ) ship Empire State from
Ltipoo ioT NV York Aug 49, .' if b. Ion 2j ship WI
t.- Fisk Hayrr for New York; Aug p no LAT lon.
- 81. -hp Constellation bound ~ Aug % la; IS ~ " lon.
i5 49, paced p supposed the John Bradley Of Newly
bound T..
SAVANNAH SEPT 6-Thc steamship Florida, from New.
Yg.k aU6eg a,1. u be! wLagt AZ noQp to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

;l, o,,.,,, ,c.sons f,r such exercise "' IN, iil'
w. "'.,,d N m, by law. and am grained
in lcinr able to say that the coniden'' T'" rbc
rcrc..d in Dr. acru. ha not bccn l-i,'S ~ ,r conn.
had abandoned The practice OF pni"n''' +, would .r
paui, had been made as9in- u'. ,.,,,ion than If
y "Pi ~ ior" " inf ct'd ru-hn''' upon i.i ,rRoy
X.ry rcsp.cfui,y N"uI7f
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
IN, .i!0VOrs insir'r.

NlYOK-s UFFI't, NIT' '" IN
~. ,,o,, of the I'd inst, would have
pf.h 'rrci S,% before hut for absence from 'hc city
s,Cn r9as %;"'I In rcpy beg to ASSURE You That h'i
4o intention OF rcdccug in any mann'a upon g way
n rn you tays %.,.1srd ,cn lSI yS1I' to- "''' '"' as
80 .b, Gambler have never heard Il suggested
a. =" Y" ~ bcicyc any person has thought that your
n"n w. Win reference Ia them was not corrc't in all
rcspots. ne FERNANDO WOOD N.y.-
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