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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

ANYCpoTH oY BEECHTRS ELOQUENCE.-An amusing
incident strongly Illustrating the power OF Henry Ward
Beechers oraory occurred in the o. his speech
at Albion on Tuesday last. The speaker was showing
that no other issue involved in the present Presi-
Dental contest than that relating TO Slavery, aud tina:
had a right 10 interfere with third candidates or
side issues. lie said that Freedom and Slavery like
two ancient knights volunteers in the great Presl
dental tournament and catering the lists for
tal combat Slavery stalks forth with heiefs garb and
fiabOliCal Nlsage threatening ito crush every foe
" and win the field" But Freedom with white
waving plumcS and clothed in beauty rides fear
ssy into the lists ami signifies his rcadin sss for the
fearful struggle. Inc TWO champions fac each other
with mutual hate, their upeed ances c.ncinc 70 tho
sno and each waiting or the shrn blast OF the ,iyoa
tr,non Of the 18th OF November The People as If in
ore Grand amphithea'er, look anNously each with
, deen interest in the result of the mortal struggle
And the almost universal cry 49, Give them q fair fight
; sincle.handed oonteSt-no lnterferen'e-no back
,rdcd thru-is from third pertes-and lie, us see who
I'M fin. roll with broken lance in the dust. But -
continued Mr. Beecher. bending and peer NJ
and strange sight in the distance, - who is
g. that crawling into the lists - At this inter
es,ing crisis in the speech, an old gentleman stand
;no little back Of Beecher the stand wSs seen 10
bend his neck forward and look. with as much SEEM
ing ar xicy as Beecher himself for the man stealing
pe into the ring" who can il be - repeated the
sneaker; and then, assuming countsnanco OF over
wheming astoDisbment and with uphtted hsnds, ne
exclaimed: As live, il is Milard FILLMORE WHERE
,pon the old gentleman rushed forward 10 BeecneE z
side yelling out: list Fillmore where where
don't see him. Beechel bestowed most distress
ingy udicrous look upon the old gentleman, -
looked stl more comicaly at the audience, and-but
Tie tumvt that followed will not attempt O dcscr be.
Medina Tribune Oct p
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MoRr RECRUITS FOR FREEDON.-ln response 10 the
20 Democrats who recently came out for Fremont u
Democrats of Berrien Co., Mich. and 80 of Bangor,
Mich. publish card saying:
We are with you for Fremont, Free Speech, Free
Labor and Free Men and are ranged for the first time
against regular Democratic nominee for President
having done, a, you have done, voted for Franklin
Pierce in 1852 bat now prefer To act with the Rapu Dill
can party IN its mission OF bringing back the Govern
nen to It's orl nal purity and dispensing with the ser.
vices Of Gen. Cas-, and his friend James Buchanan
PAFER FROM SUSFLowERs.-Near Firth a crop Is
about 10 be gathered Of about four acres of sunho wers
The seeds will be used for OIL and to feed cattle aad
poultry. in the South of France but the chief OBJ
ect is obtain the ber of the stalks for paper mak
ing 1.-THE cutiy aton succeeds il is expected to sup
ply abundant materials for fine writing and printing
psIers as vel as fire and coarse for paper hanging
Charleston Mercury.
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SUPREME COURT GENERAL TgRM-Noy. I-Bsosc
RoosTvTLr, CLERKE and DAVIES j.
ANOTHER IJDGEsHIP DIFFICULTY.

After reading number of decisions At the General
Tenn J.dgr Roosevelt made the follow us remarks, organ
o The Court:
81" piopcr" be- sid "to state 70 the bar h W. Justice
Clerk ned 10 bold the circuit To- the present
.nfh "a, not longer the General Term thsn -
u,c.s.ry open Court The pl,c"
to,r, occupied by been h,d Ia th" regular
course by Mr. Jusire biting Ills resignation having created
yscnrcy tie District the presiding Justice would have
is,u the proper steps pT,scrb,d BY law 10 bring Ia IN ge
ron smother district enable the General Term 20 proceed
with the calender had been announced In state paper.
md ol,r public journals. seemingly by executive authority,
flt JrGg. Pubody los executive appointment desigpa'sd
Nh place 81 Judge hitting. the resignation ot
he a'ter fock effect. which on fndsy lat.
Tie Go,tfror. however Tar as am aware has not for
uar1td ytt The guar conuisiOn, gwen inima
Wien suoh commission be "Nuectcd H. this STATE,
Of rfu, hsy, Concluded the Tenn cann0tprocecd
ubc'a Rdiour either |ie uui
Other tas IN tie werk according the aton ~ the
business Of the Count"
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TIE ITRE.

TyloN Course. l.. I.-TROTTING.-Creat double
team race Monday, Nov. 3 lS56.-Match 81 600, mile
1t, ats, hes, three in iye
H. Jones. Dr. G. Don, and b. LSntcru...
C. Ransom blk. Belle OF Sarateg ami IohuIrwn:2
TINE. lst Heat ~ Heat. 81 Heat.
Quarter l. II
Hall mile. .s.'''l'<o - l+-St
Nj
H. JoI.ss team won the race very easily in three
straight heats. They driven in Il mastery man
ner The odds were the other hand as high "a 500
to $50. heavy amount Of money changed hands on
this trot. There was a large attendance present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

TIE FIRE DyPARIMENT.-ibe Board OF officers ot
fb. eroEvn Fire Department. Western District met ~
eve since ~ make tor the cleo ion Tor Chief
Engae,r TAX place on TIE second Tuesday OF December
II \, aud uoui a,el the following Inspectors and Clerks:
L.p,rtors-Jo.eph Whiting. Engine Co. No. - Peter II.
law Hos Co. No. 2. VIM. Wright, Ensine Co No II.
Cle,ks-Henry c Franklin, Hose Co. No Il Nj ONsiA'
Hoe Go. No. ).
resolution was adopted asking the Common Council 20 In
crease tfe nuub. q FL Eurers from nv to
Tie candidates tor Chief Engineer Israel d. Nesor and
AL,hony Campbell
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

RsPuBLIcAs REoRsAsIzATIos.-A resolution was
passed by the Republicans al the Republic an hesd.
quarters IN Jersey City Saturday evening last a'
Immediately after the election without regard 70 the re-
sut Tuesday they would reorganze Tor future coz
tess upon effective plan for strengthening the pay
ard dlfusing the principles Of Freedom eu.ns ,ni
no objections to men can be urged against an
of The cause of Free Labor Free speech sno =. ree
Territories Last evening notice was gwen MAJ tnele
would be a mertipg on Wednesday evening nen' "
take the preiu mary steps for such an
PoLIrIcAL-The headquarters OF the respective po-
tcal parties in jersey City were 'hronged as' even
ing. and much enthus asm was manifested 10 eaen Of
them. The closing work o. the campaign was done
ard he rece;yed their FINAL exhortation FOR to
day Each Of the patis4 in jersey City claim me cit,
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SWEET REvESGE.-On Sabbath morning the Rev.
Dr. Hatfield. of the North Presbyterian Church TOOK
occasion to alude to the present important crisis vnd
eating the freedom Of MAE and asserting bis nsh's
according the everlasting Gospel after which, Wheh
the congregation was dsmissIny, several gentlemen
who had taken ofense, declared that such preaching
from low to 1860 would not make them vote tex fTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

BURTONs THEATHR On Saturday evening va;
produced for the fist time little farce with the taxing
title, "Who do YOU vote Tor II Is a mere sketch.
there berg no plot worth mentioning and there Is
nothing in it, save NJ. Burton fantastic IN
pertinent country editor vino is perpttua,ly running
his rose into other people, business, sad who with
his medding ami busy body ans L saihci' ny ansl6z
TO cary the piece through. some OF he political
illusions excite considerable merrm5nt. Il VII be
repeated.
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CITY ITEMS

delegation from the Workngmens tn.Ou waited
on Col Fremont at his residence ia Ninth street yes.er
day Monday morning. r. b. Montgomery Pres'-
dent gave him copy Of the resolutions adopted by
their body, making some wel-expre'sed rem Irk' at
the same time. Col +. responded ayowing hi, sym
pahy with the working classes and his belief that he
represents them in the coming contest. NJ Co.sar
also made pertinent speech
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L,pfEs AID FOR K,s'A'.-Tns ladies' leii ano'der
raey n behalf O.: the sufferers = Kansas yesterday
il Hope Chspc,. The ATTENDANCE was b'lliant The
Iopr. of the session were maoy .peui IN discus.
i,c he 6eta I. OF tie organization. Wthou, perfect.
wa .,s,en the meeting adjourned untii to-mor-os
lNed.cs5a,l. a, l. 9 clock n the same place
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uon.. nc, would they purchase pews in the new
church. The r.venge IF such gentlemen will not 90
very far II the las, way IS W. unders and the pew.
axe atou. al spoken r b. lovers % evil an reI gous
freedom. VINO WI he duly On hand when the NV
ChLrch sha4 have been opened.
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sr.-RvD Al AyyRAY john Mc(irsyan residing
A. @ corr - 81 J.re md Ne.t streets siabo t"iee n
bc an. nd REV rur, Saturday nishi Nhne N 81 81
fry vl.h Jacob r Siright painter BY usde SeSn' sn
49, lrr~s-ef 9 the Srfh Ns-t Police Staion Aui sA'e
hin ct th- hotes alleging ia eHirnIaiion tnAt DC
Nd ~ t.,-rss Nc(rAg.l cot 81 q H. oei o. tha
he received aui unable - prc.,rt % max.
Seish t. of~cr-r tsses bef're Jnscs "a
d-ca ~ -. 10 ,,au.-a..n The origin OF h@ ohciy
), - -.
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Louis Fitzgerald Tasi-,o, formerly translator 70 tue
State Department at Washington snd who was ie-
cspated by the present Administration, because o;
letter published by him in which ne proiessed 70 give
the conversation which occurred at private Pat' at
the residence Of the French Minister az Irishman by
birth and pseudo count, addressed an assemo'sse Of
Fill-mourneIs last evening at No. 6o5 Broadway. dc
was more successful in di:secting NJ. Buchanan tnan
he was in putting together the political manAn o. 'ae
Buccaneers Mr.. Fillmore.
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ACCIDENTALLY nRowNsD.-A MAE whose nH'r"'
on Par. fvd h' p se 'uPpoed 20 hive 'een J.aa
Corey drowned saturday n<h N the drs ~ 81
n ray North River H seen shout o'clock IN
%" arrs - b. staggering uPor the do and nnSy 70 A
"a FH-s made bin, bat they proved
7-ccess-l His hoiy recovered YESTERDAY and Coroner
Perv lie leue, upon he about ~ Of age
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BROOKLTN ITEMS

THx Po11s.-The MAJOR has detailed a number OF
policemen fer each poll in The city and the most effect
i've arrangements have been made to preserve order
arc ayirt
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Ram ANo 1HE BRAz!,IASs.-TAe Rev J. c
F,,,eher. late American Chaplain q; Rio Jane.ro. vii
read paper ou,he above subject before tue New.
York Historical society ih.. evening
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NI,sING james JOS 'yn. youth % wears Of age il
mi.ns He va. sen; on >,urtsy afternoon by his EMPLOYER
VI Se.te haIiessu skcr AZ NJ SIS Broaivav East
River B,lk deposit SO bu be ed 70 make the deposit
and kas.0 been IN
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lA1yer,lsrInnnf.I

GOOD.-It - seldom tnat MEDICINE Hltc's VIII
such general among all classes and especially among the
eduoa a. the OXYGtAATED BlrItRS Ihe'e bIIIER' are
fee f. m alcohol sud ,re a neveriai!ing cure for Dyspepsia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

ACCIuF>T.-Charlas West a s'eveiore was dll-
rs-r'v injured saturday while bard the pr
Pcller Ns~-u Pct ~ rre having fallen uPon him be
was tsA-n - tbc S-eYogk Hospital
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ARRFSr OF A FUGIrIvE FoRGER.-Capt Leousrd
ari Chcet II saturday arrested named Nichols
bag with bens fugitive from Cleveland. OHIO whese n i
alleged D. forged cne"k srt the $1,000
NJ Lew. Of thai cry .d De- Of III heaves
III arrest was Hse o. warrant backed BY ssoG from
b. d erL.- u Ohio
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Fremont AND 81 ECKER PORTRAITS ot the


Ger IL men " no ar elected This day for sale , cents %
81 r., hrndred The Ph Of the people taken A. the same
c 81. Vote carly. No. 20 Broadway. HOLMES
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IMIROyFhfNT II RAILROAD CARs.-A new car IN
thr f urribus PVT the Fulton avenue line
the old
bat much lighter construction, aud appears
more couYt ucl'.
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SEprnrs AcllnYNr.-Mr. M "

NERlOUs ACCInENT.-Mr. N0n Wnke, coal mer
ot ant il This city seriously ujied Friday last while
VI guaug She pshead Bay, whereby the cou-
tents ~ hi musk loi srd H. h. rIht SCATTERING II
badly l. is feared viii b. necessary amPutate the
liuj
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thu; M. he srr h-t un'i .he fatally burned She
a. ,,e--.. - the \ Hospital Of tbs Injuries she
~ty, Ia A. iLGuc.. held uPln The boy ey Coroner
p - I a., icsn's de,.h Decreased ~ yesrs OF
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Members of the Boar OF Coun'lmen were TOO n
interested in politics and securing their reelection to
hold meeting las; evening. There being No quorum
present the Board was declared adjourned.
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stTERIOR COURT-TRAL TEaN-Noy. 3.-Before Judge
SLessOS.
LOW DAMAGFs AGAINST A STAGE COMPASY.
Rslph Field agt. " illiam :. Corwin and others.

Ralph Field ag W tlliam > CurWh ana others
This il action against the defendants, rs pTopde-
The Sixth Avenue line Of stages 20 recover the damages
pah in his k1ce and leg by being
hy The defendants stage ia" 9h May 1872 ia white
hall sroe Of which plaintiff conns so,as
the house. and disabled from pursuing bic regular
business. 81,
The depe That the injury occasoned by unyoa-
be acodent plaintiff the street aud ASSERTING In
di,euraaing horse from milk wagon which bad run a"aJ.
tia the horse cleared from the mills wagon ho
.wuns the passed and drove the plain
til the wheel and that the driver not guilty Of any
If care kill % the time. -
The charged the Jury tbs II the driver and the Panh
both in fault action would lie; that II It wss case 81
without fault of the defendants or their
driver tie plonf could not recover; bn toe dcnnfants
guilty neglect end the driver failed ~ rxers proper
skill under the circumstances the plaintiff sDsd
recover he had actually sustained and tha.
he damages should ia b. had been sb
cted touch he had lost and such bodily surns
he had endured. Verdict toT plaintiff for slJ0 Hiram
Ketchuni for plaintiff f. and Thomas Nelson for defendants.
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APRFsr oF IOUNG SHoPIIFrERS. Charles and
Lewis uiawer boys Is and s years age arrested BY
Ofce- Ryn 81 he Reserve Corps charged shop lifting
lie s,or % VI Pher Broadway AMI running The
plumber wtch ticy stole They SAID be ai@r's .ho
business and 5 erii IA Eey have recently robbed other
BsladW Justice FArdrrlG ockrd hcn uq .ga
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Hony For>p.-The body Of A yourv man : Goo, |,

nche, hsh srd apparently shou' 3 years "f found al
Ss'ervile Brfgsn township the shore u Newark Bay
on FrGav He had leather shout the sAst In which
sheath knife and he wore two cheek shirts
smerc ;op plaid cashmere pauts sud tre boots Tn~
Carcrfrs verdict Of accidental dowans Justice
Francis Miller o, Statewide bold the CorcneTs Inquest on
the boly
The jersey City Police have donned anifom. IL
ike h.f ot New York except pants with sse, which
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p,sst,s Cor,rERYEIr Mo,rY.-Inhn Mcmahon
N1w.Yoan Ho.r.rA1.-weckly Report to Oct 81,

Advertisement
jS5 &C. ID. FREDRICkS.-JS5.
Quincy FREDRICKs
No SIS Broadway.
Opp0 site the Metropolitan Hotel
PHOTOGRAPHS,
DAGUFRREOrYPEs,
ANsROTYPES
Tue pubic respectfully nyited - cal sndJuise Of tae
PlCTUkEs
tax u al thi, establishment
Operating ana Reception Room,
o. the first floor.
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A superb Cabiue, Photograph of wheatland, tn

r-i,nc Of the Hon James Buchanan hs. just been sdded
,h, col. c'ion a: BRADY's Gallery. No. $50 Broadway
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ATTFhPr TO COMMIT SrTCfDF. On STn.i.y .t
Short cck yocn wouan d Ecu VI Lear -rr,.d
& des'roN .tfsct ~ drowrns Nhl. crossing HoNsea
from NV os on the errybt sAe handed her Ia. ana ..~t
le gil sui Jumped into to river Buoyrd ap BY hes
clothing sbs foafed distance rescued nv
her all in small boat She va. ,,ken ~ IN. 3D..
Hobcken where Justice srownips b,5 ber No.,
ry fsk,n carr the nght The II her ,.h
that she Catholic and her suitors Protestant, and h.
fr,iN hsr malrlasn 20 hln. -
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C,xvrcr LABOR n rHx PzvrrTSrIARY.-At

C1NyIcr LABOR n THx PEYITESTIARY.-A the
Last Il e- Of Board Of Supe visor the Peniientary Com
ri,t presented communication from Messrs Petit Sons,
tos Offering employ the female cOnycts ia the Penien-
.lry sud allow county siIpsnee per day tor each The
subCt that
the offer they hat yei but Oh account OF the low pro-
-f Ley id feel Inclined Ike the responsible ity u
,rceufiur IT, supposed that abeut fifty females,
,y-rir. s be pOy ed which would bring q the county
fo 800 10 cOo year They submitted olltl9n az:
Supervisor Lint-ay renuoy opposed the rendition aad
- II animated discussion, the subject was laid over Tor
sr-cia acti = AZ the Lex meeting.
PuOTAGE OF INJECTED YEssELs A bill Of Ssl3 %
wa presented Board Supervisors Al their last meeting
By and which removed the SouthWes Spit By Dr.
THOMPSON tie ustigaon principally OF Mayor Hal super
visor Lindsay directed its payment lie though, tbs, ON
c.rs York Corporation had Illegally sent vessels INTO
county and By the County kngs supervisor Bcr
"a sd Wa advocated payment and the bill was finally
passed.
Cosvoy CouScIL.-This body met lat evening and
adjourned ay business iae members being
to- much ENGAGED Il politics.
FATAL ACCIDEST.-A man named James Adams,
on Moved n Furrnans dslery. the foot of North Fourth
a., Va. killed SATURDAY afternoon he was engaged
oug H-cLney when bic sleeve caught IN aeoz-
VII aud lis arm and body cutting him
nssrl, IL two. H. died few momeats after.
EARLY CIosisG.-Eearly all Of the dry-goods mer-
,ut. IN h District have decided cOsa their
A. o'clock he evening during the Winter.
BrGLARY-The house OF Mr.. Ho'cOmb No. ~
sec.nd entered Phd4y afternoon while the
fan absent aud robbed Of e"eliy and spoons valued
A. IL
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Urugglsrs WISHING MS CITY sNUuIu VNHHIHe lIs
s1k FANCY GOODS comprising every article except dr.
imrsttsd .xciu.vcly for their sales BY .
RUFUS K. SCHARG Co. No u Nasssus e., N T.
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Ca.ner OF FoRarRr -Oficrr Moolex. of TIE L

CHARGE or FORGERY Officer Wooley. of the Re-
serve Corps arrested Sturiav named W Clark
ct r.ed V.h a,'er.g check Tor %. drawn by firm in
Cleveland Ohio 30 he presented the rhccN p,y-
1-ut John Thompson. Of Wal street who mueiiaf de-
tctcd he scraon ard caused The the party. lie
vas committed far examination.
pAssISG COUNTERFEIT MorEY.-.Inhn Mcmahon
rs. srr, sG on SATURDAY night charged with passing
10 ~ the Oar syile Bank Pa lie passed ore The
NJ Pearl sr.' and tryd rass smother another
the vicinity vince he dete' aut arrested tie Is
II Prison.
Surgical. Medical Total.
S Sa#S"i; % 'G os o. st., :'..'.. .. :
Discharged cured OF rei,eyed...... p ~
Died.. y
RtMtiui"L - tl'e....... .l'r " -
NI'es. 20 Females y
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCRT-Noy. 81
Judge BETS.

The Grand Jury came in thia morning with the fol-
One sssins John Rice Or committing an ss..nt with
dangerous weapon upos Nicholas H. Prce bossd the Han
one against John Mattock similar oaense. the s'h
Of October in ssauns John Ma,hrgo On board the steam
one against Nol Brooks similar oaeuse the 18th Of
August, in assauLg Orrn Day on board the bark n W.
gainst Noel Brooks and John Brown for edeavo to
make board the weasel the 9Th Of Octber
One sssDst JoiD Bce Dennis Wooey and TboS HAefow.
for similar ofene On board the ship Hannah Cocker on t1"
One a.an.' Cha' Williams Francis Leuendo Tho. Frsna,
and Nare,o M'5eeo for similar ohen'e on board tins sup
one sgE,t Peter Hams for mayhem in disabling roe Ana
rhE REST OF rHE BRAN4s MONEY IN ruZ HANDS on
cOCNsEL.
The proceeds of the sal, q the cargo Of the Braman,
amounting TO tsJ7 % wee delivered Y - zoe e. db H.
This di,poses Of the whole fund arr ~ 'n @ "
no, coe on Tor 6ar nb. which period stay proc. ed
na e been ,o , s,ap' fr52 he I,lsnd Of S. Thomas
FoRGING NATURALIZATI0S PAPEHs.
Bills of indictment were foufd ny me 'rahc'Jory
-, ert.n parties charged with forging natnEsh Isoo
PEI
corer OF COMMON PLEAs-GgNEz.L TEss-Soy. s.
PTs.ent the Hon. P kCEAHAM the Hon. ipDALY ana
The Court OF Appeals having decided th,s no appeal
e Common Pleas from the decision Of snzle Justice
Grd;rd That all appeals pending n this court from
JUDGMENT either party may enter with e Cek ords
Diminishing such appeal without costs and further ordered.
hat Geek upon the written aOth parts their
aitorey. deliver the returns and papers such
sppe taking receipt therefor from the rAy % .hon such
peI. delivered y. II. JAMES. Cls1k
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SP1cIAL TEks-SOy. >
Before Judge BzADY.
49, Jo.epb J" Wssstss sst. s1muel Hyde, e. ::
The order heretofore graded disnissiBg The COM
plant In this soou and the def thereiu rssnded ca
tie plaintiff paying the costs Of th- and $lo
Andrew Carr n. John Nc Martin , .
Demurrer ovenuled, with leave for defendant 70
answer on payment Of ,o's up 10 this time
COURT OF GLSERAL sEssI0ss-Sov. s-Befors
Recorder SHIFTS.
The November Term of the General Sessions com
need their not being in ate ndAno
sufficient number Of who had been summoned 20 ~
Grsnd Jurors the Term no basiness Of Importance We
tnacted Psik MalOue convicted last term OF reeeivn&
.olen rod, ths PeuitspaY for Tea'
The Court thea adjourned anti ghsrs4sY
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The "a WITTY II The f-ner. stated 10 b, =. follows. r
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SAD the county theirs snd here vii be her wo
today sn the part Of each party for success. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

C.FprrP. ursr BT CAPEFvL.-Al letter from Europe,
directed to person residing in the upper part O. the
ctv was found las; week lying on the sidewalk Of
Of the avenues up town by number OF children play
ing there who delivered 20 the person 70 waom il
VA, addressed Il bad al The foreign and United States
po....tamp. upon IT, and was evidently dropped acc..
den:a.ly By one o: the carriers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

SrA8BfsG ATFRAY A young maa. named y a'nes
Ia11 arrested early yesterday morning CHARGED WIN
s.ahbrg I,c Rerae residing No l5 West Twelfth str
with peosnie. Inc parties Twelfth street. near ~
aycIU when ggs-re between them and the aoDhs
the No the knife fed 20 me Na
sher l.. a;.s-d By Ofcer Hsnier o. zoe Nn'H
Ns-i P.- IL Il.t by Justice Davidson Tor i-uii1a