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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
DIED..

BERRY-Ai Metropolis View Washington on Saturday
Oct Washington Berry esq, in the 9th year his
BUNkER-On Thursday Oct D. sea Of consumption Mr.
UIish Bunker If Nantucket aged = Second Mate
ship Mediator the passage from Sew-OTleAns New
York.
BuSCH-On Sunday noon Oct. Adehet only daughter Of
crd and MargSethA Busch, aged II months aud 70
BROWN-At Hoboker, on Saturday Oct l. Sophia Amelia
only child Of Edward @. aud Aun Maria Brown AGED ID
months and dsys.
BROWN-On Sunday Oct GeogiAnnA daughter Of Asa and
md Matilda Brown aged years, months and 9S DAYS
BICHANAN-Ob Saturday Oct. Illness Mrs
McCutb,r Buchanan. wife Of Alexander Buchauan and
xounsrst daughter Of John Buchanan Of Kn BAnkdown
P,rthshire scotland aged ~ years
COATsWORTH-In Brooklyn. LoDs Island on Friday evening
c, after loug and prcirScCd lDess Sephrouia N
81 R.nh Cosiswo,th 0f Rochester Y and daughter OF
Amos and Nina Rowland Of dekimeT County n Y aged 81
wears. 4 month add II days
Ny fAbfal aud loving wife,
Thou hast entered upon Thy longsoustt rect,
And cast thy crown a. Jcsus's teet
II on Art numbered among the blessed.
Thy suherngs passed, thy loys eomple,.
CUANBTRL kIN-At Nj. Olvet Cemetery, N,spcth, on
saturday morning De-, John Chamberlain AGED Oh years
and months
Coi,er AGED wears and months only son Of James and
BclArnira Co;tsr 81 No PA Sixth avenue -,
CREiGlER-Ou Sunday Oct The son OF JOSEPH 'H1 LIZA
beth Cfsisisr aged II months and DAYS - -.
DlCksOS-op Saturday oet 4 81 eaaisl u '-s '.-i'
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and ,he said Executive COMMITTEE. And this eep
'.y' that .ad defendant james Dow, VA.
sho shd 10 DC WORT iesG t~e hpb1''"+- -JaTs and
opoh nv prs ,aid defendant be held bsh by an
~ 81 'his Court, IN the 49, Of one hundred thousand ao
trt which deP.neb and believes 90 nm, ~
snnodut Of b. an view Il his damage, az q"
BAL be verify believe. The defendant can c P DUANE.
-. a. 5.v n Oe.ober 4 u 1855.
e"orh 70 o''''e BIZ SOL Is. SWAN, Comr OF Deeds
The Northern Railway Of r ano. @s'' N
x,o.,.s Tov,scnd and Galbraith moved this morn ng
that fie,e and her co-defeu dan's The counsel
rsea upon s-c,i1D 7sof be Cod "hi'h eA.np ~
az y Sir Jss Morrofh appeared in opp2si'ich, ana tne
T 3ed 20 agree with him IN me opinion AH we present
. ss for wiful injury 10 property and hence i WYNN
the proviso ,, c,,pxF tupcE
t. ,be matter Of Application &C Ie.si!ye % ayiIs olt
public place between 18Th aud I''h ''re's ana On anu
Referee report confirmed, and order for the payment
Of money Go B. Graunis set. John F. MarriL
Motion denied without costs
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sI-RROGATE's OFFICE-Ocr. C-Before A W. BRADFORD
Will or MINER c. Story.


The following is the will Of Miner c. Story the con-
tracior no but the Panama Railroad H. died o. he m a
Of last September leaving sn estate Of +@'''' Inc VI" "
unconestsd. 80, c..
In the name Of God Amen. Miner G. story Of the C,y
and State Of New, York being Of sound an dspo-ng mud a.
memory and aware the uncertainty Of hum'n NE ana AK
dispose my property after ny death 20 maH
order and direct my executor hereinafter named a.
after deceae as Prae'leab 70 Py a. nay g v .t
Send The rights and Of every srd whatsoever
81 NV Julia Ann story 70 and IN my real
and personal estate Of Whatever kud nature or whereyei
nized or b. created in her favor by law hal
died intesiaeny intention being and 90 VII b va, 800
have the provision b. TtundeI ~ eveiy ieP'' 81" O
have had or been entitled % in case Of my Atcsscy
oysd wife lat provided I hereby devise and beGleain all
N real personal estate of every KIND or nsture soy OF
hsIeot! uho yb Ge sDSIy Beloved sons Peter snl
ss sbseutsy for their own benefit and share
ak,-esch of MY said Fix children taking and acquiring i'm
ediatey my death separate and distinct interest aoo
Lutte al qualified in the sixth part Of my last men Toned
real and personal estate Tor theI o"n TepGCy
thu. each Of my aid xix children rep cyey become
possessed and from the OF decoae Of one equal
six part h.re of astmentloned real and persona esa
tnT right respectively my said estate hsd been d.
Fourth: hereby nominate and appoint my dearly beloved
wife julia the guardian Of the person and eSte 81 my sAa
h The Guardianship Of the prson and Of such Of
nv other children the of q years leave to be
determined by their selection respect Vey IN each instance
the guardian 10 be approved BY Judge Of Of record
ard 70 give security be approved IN the way Tor the
faithful cement and due administration Of their estates
rcspoc tively. r
Lastly: make, constitute and appoint M George Law OF
th. Civ of New York the executor Of this last viii and tes
tam mt hereby and aunullng all prior wills appoint
mems, o every d.. inscription whatever 49,,
Sabcrbed and ateed in due form on the lth OF septen
Der, 1886. = a,
In the matter the last will and testament of Mary g. Nc
Donald, deceased
TIE deceased left but one sister, her sole helr.at-
law and who appeared by Gen SANFORD and con-
tested The validity Of the will Richard H. Bovine esq
pcared for The will committed TO Probate
after the examination of the subscribing witnesses
If the
deceased
The deceased was twice married and gave his estate
amounting to about hs wife and the children of the
marriage The children by the first marriage contest the
yadit, of the ground of undue influence aud want
Of capacity. The subscribing witnesses were eX
ahmed the further hear adjourned TO the 18th OF octo
her al Richard II. BOVINE esq for the eXecutrh
William Freeman esq for of the children of the te'sor
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ps;I.acIyhin yrarket Oar

BARX L unchan ged No Is n bc'ttr demand *a G.,
firm CLovERsEEp more inquired for sales Al s7es
.,rs offer less rLOvR-ShppiuE brands S.
a, ssFds6gi q Dbl; but there is export len.nl al
the sales are confined small ois io the supply Of the te
aud fsncy lot. 81 Sods 81 Nothing doing in Rye Floor =
Corn Meal the former held 70 % ard the latter -
rtIer lower sales Of 5000 bushels fair and prime SoctAe
and Penp.yvanA al ell s. 81 s! bushgl ior Red and 81
IS a. Nhe Rive continues IN fair demand aai fstA.,
80 of 400 bushels made ~ soc. Corn Is unchanged
,sIes Of $50 bushels yellow al g. saoat and S. Ia sosa
MA sold Al lOc bu.he in store: go bushels Dsssss
aaoai At the same price and oo bushels A Maryland ~
in .,ore GsocsRIEs aud Provisions new ie4tae % IA
tee WHIskY ls quie; at S9aicc for bOi' and % sS q
bhds
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MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

d.lphia McCowan Hsvsns NJ. o. Roberts; Tennessee s<
dsrd San Juan, {. W. Whitney: s
Ships-Erie Snow, Liverpool, H. r Buck 20 Aais~
Inewt Coombs Liverpool, Zerega Co -
Baks-Edwsrd Jones Mobile. n H. Brishim senscs psr
baRsn Baltimore MAILER Lord Qneeaui Pride Of the sea-
McBean Neuvitas Ynnags, Del Vale T. Co ,,,x ,
Bhgs-Billow BE- Raihbun, 81. Johns D. n DE woini
II Watson Wortinger Lasusyrs, BALLET Bliss Enc, ~
ters Boston J. eager Lucy Ring. Thgrlow oPorto Brett
Son Co; Cynthia Rakemsn, Lisbon rtyen,sd, srams
ker:A B. Cook Dayton, Csrdenas, Russell Nnmsi IeAsi
1Br1 Mcclellan Fsgo, N.F., j. 5. Whitney Co.
Schooners-Abdel kader Cornelius, 9eorsetown = ri
son n p Stoney Lynch Charleston, Dollner Poter AGA
mond Harris Richmond, G. II. Person Fanny stuart VA
lace Horton De Wolf Starr Co. Prowess A1stn bsu-
more Merrill & Abbott L. :. RaddeTow, Eldndge Waany
ton Bateusn & Rudderow; w. Z. MeTshsm' Oraham WI
miugton McCready Mott & Co; b. w. HAWKINS onm''
Charleston McCready, Mott Co.
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Disasters. SC.

TEE scBR. rover, Sims arrived NewO Orleans on 'l
u from Nassau, p with Capt. Ellis and Pofh ~ CO
cargo Of the ship Colchis previously reported o on - o.
gerbresd Ground. The following the goods ny. -
CHS: II coils MANILA l04 bales domestics 10 boxes
10 do. gunny-coth so. dozen shoyels and
kegs nails 20 and bundles hardware, ~ e@s 80
DO. pepper do pimento, do. csssia ~ bundles Is
boxes boots and shoes box containing oufy ~, NJ
reports the schr Muscon 10 have sailed the SANE ai
Orleans with smother portion Of the Of the We
BARK BESJ HALLETT, from Phladephs iof ~ mn
which got ashore the Joe FleEger shos pat ~
dephis ith inst having leaked badly after et,s -
she had 70 be run aground st Cohsnsey Creek, "he'
pumped out. ,...s.v vsss
scHR MIST (of Boston, Colby bound TO Gonees,s rdst
ashore in the gale Of Tuesday nght last on E q bSs
The vessel total loss and Of her cargo rsy scr
uackerel saved The lost everything - - -
taken from the wreck after four hours ex.Posafe'
running high. -. ,es,r<Ss
BR sHrp JANE from Quebec for London eeioe ~ a ~
having grounded the Beauport Flats 1n u hyaf -
food In the evening Of same day, without ~" ''
tanned any injury. -, - r.yylss is8s-
Bs sHip MosAvx before reported ashore On ,dvsi
Is likely 10 prove total wreck. part OF BET CIV"
Quebec 1t inst In the bark Retriever, smith. hf
Carr VIM CAnsIsH and the crew, nine ~ a. alalel
brig Aurora Of ScarborO, from Quebec jay - o a. Orr
repoed ya:erlogzed and abandoned az sea Csen0
l,f in,, in the bark Fuomsngs Capt watson "a ~
rerorts that on Sept she encountered heay * - ~
MN w and lost her buwsIks and stAneneons a, esnYre
nj, M. s.le continued and tina swept the a. u
sv.v The companion boats skyliEht, wsfer eAsa - -
new and captain obliged take refuge 10 W ~
r.m.ipsd there for days aTn two nights = q W
vben they were taken Of BY the EroD II 70"
sl. 50 ~
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s,.,m.bp James Adser Turner 81 hour. from charau
and 10 aS~son Ba supposed to be be
Hakaway bound in, and at $3.50 ashP 'oppos.d 20 o. e s
s. Pss bound 1 .iesI p.ig"N sSve
ship ycI.ds Hughes New ohsa cans spt q g aha AS
lon 30 20 spoke ship Muhouse sphen, from New o,esa
Havre sept Mi T. H. sts6gei shi,. o' oct p ss
barren sesmsnl OF Larue, Ireland, aged q years died
shin Aususiips Heard tof Sslem) Phillips, Manila Apnn
Ship Emerald Isle Cornish Liverpool sept md'e and IN
passengers to Tapscou Go. 81, Mt, az.
uS.ep and ms passenger. to Grinne Minturn Co Hdt
births death the experienced light vinh
Ship Far West, Weber Neworean' IS days, mdse tow
Bar. nii Gertrude of Bath Goodwin, Antwerp day. uas
and "a pass. to Layton Hurlbut.
Bris Bsear, Fiiita TsuPico Sept ? hide: &C. 70 shien
So spoke bark ROse sandish Williams from Newossn W
Brie Ida B. Roser., Rogers Philadelphia days iron cSse
Brig Hesperus Gram, St. Jaso de Cuba Sept ~ 'csHnd'o
BTis Martha Kendall. tcf Addl':nl PumeI Az. c:ys:ssy
10 logwood TO Vote Livingston Co. yesselo Peek Cseh
schr O. W. Baldwin, Chopper, Virginia days potatoes
J. Mooney.
Schr. Jane Ross, Chopper, Virginia days. potatoes TO
schr. WIN. B. Jenkins, Peterson, Wilmington, c. iag
naval stores TO J. O. Williams.
schr. Eagle Wietts Panteso. N. c. dAys shingles ODE
schr wide World, Dicker.on, Wilmington, N C., dgs
naval stores to j. Smith. Ii.
sehr Henry French walkenburs, Alexandra d.Js e'Is
schr. II; W. johnson, Lockwood, from schr wSai's''
ashore at Cape Charles.
Schr. Mary Ian sdon, -, Rookland, granite
schr. Bucking ham -, Portland, c., stone. L,
schr W.tsDss Midget, Wilmington, N c, days ns'd
stores TO Bstemsn & Rudderow. =,
schr d. B. Martin Martin, Washington, n C., tdsys n
stores TO J. g. Williams =,
sehr Pathfinder. Robins. Wilmington N C., sdsJs ave-
stores to Bsteman & Rudderow. -
schr. Nickerson, Goodwin, Wilmington, NC, idA, ."
stores 10 DoneI Potter
Sohr. Isabella, Fslkln, Boston.
SchT. Mercy Taylor, Nckerson, Boston.
Schr. Wolcoit, Halett, Boston. I..L
Schr. Red Rover, Bacon, Boston.
Schr Mary Wise Crockett, Rocksnd, lime.
ScLr Panama, Allen, Boston.
Propeller Vulcan Morrison, Philadelphia f.H
Propeller Jersey Blue, Kelly Nantucket
Propeller Oscools, Clark Providence.
Propeller Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia 49,
Propeller Jackson Baker Baltimore days, 70 hisI
BELOW-Bng Dsrien lof Warrenl 81 days from hosne"
sAILED-S,eamships Illinois. A,plnwalli Tennessee >"
Juan Philadelphia, Havana and New. Orleans
WIND-During the day S.W. .n
The ship Whber Fisk q $50 tuns, - months old
the Box Dock fer repairs large portion Of her oo'so%
wormea'en will BE- taken and renewed with SaA'
plank slIe will also have thorough OyerhAulinE
The mammoth clipper ship Great Republic Will ona''' =
loon be taken on the Balance Dock for examination.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT-Trial Tem.-Nos. 81 ~, 81,
s. S. 81 ST. So 6 g. g. 65 65. o., o. os " H. 49,
"a IS rs. 10, 81 81 IS So, 81. -. -, ~, ~,
SUPREME CoUhT CiRCUIT.-Nos. 1Sl, 2(2, 2@3, ~,
225 26 ~ - 1921, 3li ~ 5s, 5S 5i3 COL ioS 100 s
$50 lOOi oOi 1921 407 4u8 g7S 1850 lN 1850 I'll $50 i
1854 10 1889 1860 1897 1894 1896 to 1901 ZOOS to 1912 oi 10
l6Ss 1910 to lass. - -,
One hundred in addition TO those specially set down o
, will he calico each the except FRIDAY winch
viii be devoted 10 causes placed the Special Calendar
The Court will open otherwise ordered at IL 49,
CoMsoS PLEAs-Par Mos 40, rs, ~ 10
IN 1872 7SS 1856 759 764 794 796, s7i s79 - a. a.. oo
Mos 7fI $50 76e, H. 81, s27, s 49, SH. S'
oooa QaSo
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SECOND BOARD.
s,,e. or stock. a, philadelphia .Ocr. 6.

RrPoRTrD FOR THE \. \ TRIBrAf BY J. X = IT. q III
Flint BoGyd-22O CITY Warrants. % ls0 Cry hk o r.
RR 9O Penn S. est 600 do Cert'' sj sS Schuyl
Nav s.. ~ IS; Reading RR. al 100 do AZ 100 do D.
III 100 do h5wn int 4i go do Il ~ Norristown RR
co. 100 Morn Canal 800 Csawissa RR IS. 80 ssh9ylk
Nav Pref DAYS y Penn. RR. cash az ii Mneh RR,
Gil do Oh! y Grsrd Bank III II Consolidation Bank bs
Beflreen Boords--IO0 Reading r. r., b5wn III -,
second Penn. S.. 85 5000 City arranfs 20
loo Camden Anboy r r. 81 rs 72l lOo do 49, cash
- 500 civ 6s SO: Ema r. K rs, st mort ho u;
500 scLuvL Nav 6s - IS 80 reading r. R. Al l0 Do
DAYS as do 3dsy az Is do Al 100 Catawis'a H.
lSi: IS Penn X R. ~ Bcsy. Mead. X R. 81; - do b. 81!
I25 scLuyl Nv. Preferred p Bank OF n America. 80
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SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT-ocr. 6-Before J1ige
|NN'c DAWES
,vpop1,NT EJEcTNEST SUIT.

INpON1
Homer Bos,wick ct al a. Lu5g.s seAn7'. eF e a.
This il an action Of ejecnent, brought by me heirs
avenue and Thirtieth street 1t is ote Of the twenty1
sc,ios brought quantity Of land formerly owned
Nv Jobn stewart now claimed under Sheriff. deed the
isnd having bought by H. ~ vest II Tor - IN lS5 a.
SberiA's sale; lie value il estimated upwafd Of
$3.50 PaRfif rely Sherf deed for title. DeendaD Is
set up adverse posesson and the statute Of limitation; also
thu namuch Western acted az the time Of the purchase a.
attorney Stewart the Judgment debtor according 10 the
general rule made with reference persons IN hfuciary
Csuaciv the sale therefore void VIM Fullerton aud
L. : hatfield for,psntif Jas 7. ady, A senlmleT and
{. A. May lor deendants.
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~ TOT ~" =.
Thomas Unit CHARGED with naVl
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Ocr. 6-Before Judge


AT the opening OF the Count Tue nalnes U lue Pcr'
Grand Jurors for the October wa
called but not being present. thost III attendance
were discharged Tor the day. -.
M Hall District Attorney. then moved thai the Cont
on; of respect memory the late Lorenzo H.
Shepard. lie made very feeling and appropriate rAA
resolutions expressing the deeP sotTo"
of the Court at the death of Mr.. Shepard , -
The ordered to be entered upon the minutes
nud the Court then adjourned for the day
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- -
Passengers Arrived

IN .hip Emerald hs from Lireypoa-Rey Edward oatsy,
John W. smyih Miss Augent
In Dackst,kip fnerfcdn Congress from Lond1aMrl Cha
Rrowu and two children Mr. John Brown ard lacy Mss hs
,is Miss Piesy Mrs Howard, Mr. Weston, Cap. y sarL
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT-OcT. 6-Before Judge Culver
The October Tenn of this Court was commenced
esv Int no ses being ready for trial the Jury was DIS
b,Srd nt Monday next tine fret twenty cases on the
& will be taken
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Eek and Hud.on Coun,e met =, q Jersey CITY Tor
Cc-,-r,.s w W l. .s~yeI nN P'''''
-, ,. 81 IN. Board Of Aldermen
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ExcURsIoS-The Jersey City Ferry Guard, Capt
Chmpney wen; TO Railway on an annual excursion Yesterday
Ecwak President she Road, who entertained them hand
lmsly and addressed them.
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Complaints against Joseph l.. White, master and D.
r. owach mate the chip Washington for cruel and IN
usual punishment upon Of the were dismissed the
former by Commissioner Morton the latter by Commissioner
Stilwel.
Before JosEPH BRIDGHAM. esq
Thomas Tut charged with having unlawfuly de-
tanned with which he inrused as carrier py he
Postmaster WanburEh discharged as the letters had
been all safely returned, though little behind time
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I'D, HOWE and j. l.. Jeruegan of New-fo 6.
viii aG lo,s the Republicans a. faiS Hall this even
MC.
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON Oct. 6.-Arrived brigs C4ikarine Niefes s's
napaIte also City Of NewY York tor PhiAdepmA
SAVANNAH Oct. 5-The steamship Florida srrVea "''
Saturday, in 90 hours from New.York.
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AsHFs-The market is firm for both kinds, but Is quiet
sales OF Pots At ~ 3lt and Pearls al 81 75d 81 Slt.
CO1TON-The market continues firm and hry actlVei 'he
l foreign news has had effect nesmuc prices here
re m adv much sboye the Liverpool quotations The sales are
go bales We repeat former prices as mllows;
NEWBORN CLASSIFICATION.
NJ -hll N q ATex.
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lA1Lt ArCIDKST.-Mr. Abraham Hollenbush, a
,,r.cr in the employ Of VIM. Weldon, found in the
, 81 re Atlantic Hotel yesterday morning dead He bad
odEr Is In Atlantic Hotel and bad accidentally fallen
from the story window during the night Coroner Bed
lord held inquest upon the body and the jury returned
V.ter,t of accidental death.
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We hear of about 100000 in gold going to the
Boston steamer, of which 100000 is shipped by
Belmont.
The Canton Company of Baltimore has declared a
dividend of Al Z share The only other dividend
ever declared by this Company was made some six or
eight years aga. 1t has been since the policy of the
Company to expend the earnings in the improvement
Of is property. These Improvements have been
neatly completed and We believe the Company intends
in FUTURE TO make regular dividends. considerable
surplus still remains after paying the above dividend
The transfer books close the 10th and reopen on
be 2lst. The dividend is payable in New-fork at
the United States Trust Company the Goth inst.
The receipts of the Northern Indiana and Southern
Michigan Road In September, 1896 g0o
StpttU Der, Res -'oiVNV
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change, which has declined s2i',ooo Ihe comps
.on with last week Il as follows;

IF'ff'0
Ircresse <fiISt SIo''fe $500
The actual result of the deposits, however allowing
for the increased Clearings is loss OF sl,o0OoVO.
The movement Of the bank since Nov, 1870, has
h.. f.llnus.
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Increase over .. p cent.......... ss,2ss II

The business for October is large and will probably
exceed the above. The receipts for eleven months Of
the railroad year have been 1851 900.
The rails ON the Lexington and Danviile Road are
being laid the first section of which will be opened in
few days. This gives new feeder 10 the Kentucky
Central
The Court has rendered decision in the case of the
Buffalo and New-York City tPatchins) Road, and or
dered the road sold in December next under fore
closure, by the secondmor bondholders. Here is
another instance where the rights Of mortgage bond
holders Of railroad property fully recognized and
enforced by our law Courts and their decisions must
90 far to increase the confidence of capitalists III this
des,r pton of investment and counteract in degree
the shock given by the shameful action of the Man.
ayers Of the New Haven Read in resisting all attempts
by innocent holders of what they call spurious
stock issued by their own President and Transfer
Agent to obtain some recognition of their rights We
It'll trust however that justice will eventually be
found net Incompatible with law in this case and that
of lie suits brought against this corporation will
result in forcing them TO 10, what common honesty
should have long since prompted 10 recognize the act
q their agent and the claims of his unfortunate
victims.
The medium grades Of Flour were firm at the open.
ing but closed dull, the AnglO-Saxons advices were
received too late TO have any effect the sales were
about lOCC0 bbs., with something doing for shipment.
Wheat i heavy, especially common and medium
qualities the transactions reached IS 900 BUSH Corn
i lower and plenty. Cotton is firm with sales of
lJOO bales. Coffee sells at full prices sales of ? 80
bags Rio at l0l &c. Sugars have been sold at a
trife concession Molasses i finn, and in fair activity.
Pork is in fair supply, and has downward tendency.
Beef and Lard are firm.
J'LCUpsOH's RsfOr.er quotes and Warrants.
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There Is no important change in the Money market.
The demand is active in stock circles and the supply
about equal The discount houses are better supplied
with money than with paper. First-class under thirty
days, is passed at : y cent. -Four and six months
paper il SAG Y cent. The supply is quite moderate.
The offering at bank larger than they were and
acme Of :tese Institutions ore 70, discoun,.ng ,her
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-ocr,s
United STATES coMMIssIoNERs, oFFIcE-Oe1 6

This Court was opened 10y Judge raves 'hlS morn
ng but donrncd ne die there being no business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

The IeduCtOn OF IOdn- Hh- UttHi II VIII DC SCOUT
sbou, Al roo 600 since the contraction commenced IN
the early pant Of August The specs II the mean me
has declined g. 80 600 The statement OF the wees "
T.ELto a., Loans Speete Circulation and Deposits o. ne
BqnL. Of ne Cir i Ne iorb or ureek eAfAg On sa
ureu 0et 1856 20 hica Is g6Ied the CAPITA! o. ea'H
Bank. ,
.-.r.ga Av.rzs. lAveragel Average
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

The sales Of lands during the month eNceed the est-
mate having been - OlS for $662 Ola %, max
ing an average of SIS 80 per acre. The aggregate
sales now reach 4, 26I, ia.
The receipts of the Kentucky Central late Coving-
ton and lexington Railroad Company
For the month Of September weTe...... 55ll 10
For S,pteuber 1855 ................. 81. OBS IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

Increase in nine months S6Sl '9 or about rs = cent
Receipts of 1900, 600 in October and November and
500 coo i'll December viii bring the receipts up to the
estimate for the year-s2 900 600 The detail of the
September traffic is as follows:
Ps..engers.....s225l SIS e5 Miscellaneous $1,000 %
Iresht............ 1880 50 - 49, :.