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BaTFs-At Glasgow Scotland Friday, Nov :, the II '.
Dr. Bates Pastor of the West Campbell stree. he-
formed .Ie.by terrain Church
bic. A. BIiedeE IL the i'th Jear OF his
CORLIEs-In Philadelphia Sixtl day 2lst inst, Susan,
au;hCT biaInin W CoIes, Of Easr.owE lion mouth
Comfy n. j. in the .jit year Of Der age.
II. rei BROUGHT 20 Shrewsbury and nteGrod
GATFS-On Tuesday eye1ing, Nov o. Of eonsuap,ion Ms
Msry Gxes, daughter vi lii and Halnsa T. OAte ago.
~ y'sTs ard months. ,,s.,
TIE relatives aud !ends Of tho kny respectfully invited
ker funeral 1Lursday, st o'clock p = .u
the Te1eIce Of her ngtheT College place. corner VI "
Csrdasu. Eeworiesu. ard San Francisco papers please
copy.
EUTCHINCS-On Wedpesdsy Nov IS George Coyer secone
Ct AIed md f-BIy HutcLirss Aged yes-'' n''-
an days. .rr- t.-5,os
The cucs ard relatives Il the family nve1
The f1EeIA Oe.ock on fIiosJ NON '"e'- "
de1cs, No. Al Sullivan strCet. .
LTE-Ai Roches,er OF Tuesday nozsiBS Noy . n.
Lee tsq Nj Lee the Oldest ment<f OF 'e "a4 " 'e'
eiiv.
MAY-On Tuesdsy Nov e = cTouP Lester Egsene Only 900
Of Ceoise " md My Z May, szrd ye' noots snd 10
esyl
NAxv ELL-lt E.uir. Saturday. the Hoo William
h,Awelies 81 years.
ncCLuko Al Cssda DosSss Soo.ne. very .atdeny, from
~, rrurre Ct q tcct sesset Ga sunday, Nov rhoaaS
psCtte sAq Brsdf,i1 England, 81 ts- hIm Of ThsGAs
EcGiuDe Co, VI La o"5
ncvHoRTER-A. h,ehs.. % russasy. Nos. IL. the Hss.
Iu.<s A. NhSgter
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MARRIED..

CIARK-WFLLs-At Northampton, Ma on Thdrsiy,
NOV o. the Rey. Gordon Hall Nose CLark ESQ OF Sew
Oh ans TO bss Sarah l.. Wells, daughter Of samuel Wells
ESQ. II Northampton
CUkT[s-sHAWAt Staten bland. on Wedre sdsy, Noy o,
BY tie Rev. John PsfIman George "Aiim Curtis Of New
Iolk 20 Anna, daughter OF FiaD lis Geo. Shs"
LAHB-GILL-On Tuesds Nov o. Ia 81. AIMS Church BY
lie Rev Dr. Forbis James Chaes Lamb 70 Aarsset Gill;
toth q ibis city.
McEAA-wELLS-At No. 50 Lagbt street on Monds, ev,r-
ing 14h ST. by tie Rev " IA L. Fees Assistant hGlsief
OF The Church the Holy kE4ases JOIN icFa 70 Aan
Wells both Of ihii city.
sILLIVAN-DENyIR-On Monday evening. Nov -, Nj
Thomas sullivan TrAlce County hery ireland, 10 Miss
L1rio Donvir Of Dowrpatrck, County Down
1UTTLF-VAN CLEEF-On Tuesday, Nov. q, at the Re
formed Dutch Church IN Lac avenue, Bro3kyn, By te Rev
Wp, w Holos.y Edgar A. futile OF New Albany Ind, TO
Mis-. Anna NJ shter Of Abrlm Vsa Ce.f ESQ., Of Brook
lys.
YATEs-HALSTED-on Tuesday. Nov II, by the Rev Beni
Griffin Chars. A Ysie. % EHEs An elie dau sAtes Of Saul
U~f.,
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ragged boys ard gs could NOT Be about the city
Who required care AID attention 10 maks thom good
cit,z.ns ard as the Society needed funds, be also
~i4i "a l. known lat every church in the city wh oh
bad t-iee aisO authorized to collect funds from
TIER oopgrtesti'as fr ere Schools. The Schools
were commenced with ess than ~ 900. and carried
and in each one ab ut hundred scholars 10
daily attendance. They taught not only the rudi
merits Of education bot also learned TO sew aud
axe themselves useful in domestic Affairs. He con-
cpded by urging the citizens to aid the Schools by con-
tbutpg literally
Mr.. HALL the Chairman, stated that there was an
act Of the Legislature which required the city To pr
vide place for trpent children. He had called atten.
ton TO the subject in his first annual Message to the
Common Council, but nothing had been doae. He
succeeded however in inducing the Board Of Super
visor 20 vote $4,000 toward the project, and the
money would soOn be collected. He sincerely hopei
that something would be done in the mater; and if
the people Of Brooklyn could bow little boys fr IN
oeh TO ten years Of age arrested ADD sent TO the
periteLfiary and jail they would exert Themselves in
urging on the project Of providing an Industrial oms
for ibeu n fOrrnatitn.
The children then sang, repeated portions of Scrip
ture, and spOke dialogues 10 highly credita.
bic, and Which elected the applause Of the audience
Addresses were made by the Rev. Mr.. PORTER aud
otltn ard the meeting adjourned with benediction
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MEETING OF THE SEVENTEENTH WARD
lELMAN REPIRIICANS

( The German Fremont and Dayton Club Of the
everieeIth Ward held full meeting on Tdeedly
enirg Several speec es we're made on the result OF
De election, ard the meeting resolved unanimously
yer 10 foittr in tie good work of the Republican
ouse II was moved that the name OF the Club should
hncecrh be the German Fremont Club. dropping the
me Of Dayton For the next Preside initial camp4ig
following ticket was proposed For President, 10 IN
D Yitmont For Vice-Presidont, Cassius NJ. Clay la
cOune Of the proceedings some dissatisfaction was
oppressed OH the result of the Municipal Election 1t
tDg shown by figures that several thous ant OF the
pGblicMs had withdrawn their support from the Re-
D6ican candidates for Mayor aud Governor OF the
EmsHouse. In this connection the meeting
osd That the re mt Municipal Election having proved
ihe American portion tbe Republican party conteins
elements which disposed TO stick to their former
division unworthy judices go far as regards c.ndi-
6 or municipal Offices the German Republic aus will deem
duty In purifying the party heterogeneous
nenn and eeo ing and honest cooperation OF all
W.ioas thin Tho rarity.
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PnEsroN-A coinn,-~ ohsN D. rr~sto.. - LEG .
hstls estssucd re.ie,n oftl 81 city.
sEGtlSrA, P'ucs's Bsy, Ssea IianA co McaAsy. NsA
y ,.r -N hsss Js.s suile relics Of Heary see~sN
ased IS year.
SMITH, rce,dsy Nov - amer 'sns and s.vs~e nasra
En. 'on Of rhc0doss 4. and AAsNs, Sai.A ~
The relatives aSe m res Of the family invited 10 ssal -
fnheih 90 och N this dsy from No Edith vsesA
Ah'asoih Va ard Fiorda papers please copy.
SIokMs5In tth city. Tuesday Nov 2 Nicholas sssrnA
in a. 18th year OF hs
THObPsoN-At white PNns rue>ds, ~, nlss Nsv. q
Elizabeth IbomF"os, f-ist OF Johs q. Tsopp.oaL
IURNEBOf sheit but painful lp~ss Sarah rsrsss viS~n
Of the late John Tainsr Geo. Of Armagh I-lsL sssl -
The friends Of the family respectfully ,,,,.a . .,,x
fui en-, her late rsldeIcs Ma s,g Hai.c, ,-st =.
Frcsy serposp, OF O'Clock rrn.Ins no il
tened In the family burynE ground Green vai
We mourn FOR thee. deer mother
Asre'er c mourped before,
Our kesrfs With eriet are breakns
Our cup 10 how ron Ger
Yet o that throne Of Mercy,
Wber- though thy hopes reposed.
We'll turn ard seek sincerely
Thy fort In ifv's elose.
VAN yALTN-Lsst evening Nov. IN the full hope Of
nous in mortality Jscob D. Van VAen, In the SsA year Nm
T relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
vice. At bis sdence No. 10 Charles street. this svsAsa
s7ih Inst at Il ocl"ck.
WHEELFR-At New OYlesns on Tuesday, New 10. Mr. Ga
hecler a naive Of Worcester, Msss
VOL COTr-At Clifton sprrss Ontario County. on saturday
Nov y Martha A. ~fe OF Ho alto Woeot OF Csstns-
TN Ky Ard daughter Of Gen. AbLer Hubbard OF "sssshss
te! County, y. J.
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TIE BROOKLYN INpUsrRIAI. SCHOOL s.


Tho anniversary OF tho BROOKLYN Industrisl School,
kas ce'eba'ed at the Athensum in Atao,ic stroe, on
Tuesday evening and notwithstanding the disagreesb,s
rate Of the weather. qaite number of visitors were
Present comprising ladies' and gentlemen. There are
two schools now in the city, which were orgasized by
svera benevolent ladies with view of rc'ordiog ths
agyed children found about the streets OF the city.
HE chair was occupied by George Hail. Mayor of the
ey ana after prayer the 81 cretsrys aud rroasurefs
lepcTts we've read giving the present condition add
u,ue prospect Of the schools. Platforms on either
sde Of tie main stand erected, upon which were
seated about two bucdred chidren-au girls-neatly
dressed ano presenting very interesting spPoarance
heir ages ranged from about three 10 eight years
9este {. Smith CO., being introduced. made state,
mont as to the Industrial hool Associate a. aud SAD
Aa; the Society authorized to bold property 10 tue
amount a $4,000. There law, Do SAID, fequu,,
rs tbst ~ 6arn found begging in the streets should
be taken Up by the authorities and placed IN an ins
tuiioa which tie city authorized and directed 10
esteblsh fer Their accomm ,datiOn. They wec u DO
Gothsd, educated, and bound out il their par
et,s did not provide for thom. THIS was re-
qud to be dcns at tie expense OF the CITY, and the
ity had failed to tko this provision he suggested
fhe Pops'y VI applying to the Common Couacil for
ses 10 cary OF the Industrial SchooL. Mjn'y
aosd and 10 bad 10 dOabt II tie proper represent t.
kCSs were made the AUTHORITIES wouo mako 40 ap =
RrAkn. IL wss necessary tina. those Schools should
Supported There Wa not day that crowds Of
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-Nov. St-sstsrs
Jadzo BErrs.
TIE ALLEGED SLAYER PAScHIrA.
10 Iaia ,1av

TIE deer se was continued Yesterday morniu2
Nsyor the vessel Va. sainI slave voyage; this
vs. objected 20 By the prosecution they stating thai Captain
Aa that were be found be that bad turned
isor to bis employee. and bis country, and intended to turn
EIsnLsion in1sdvhen the Pspehi,s sailed her ris
gins was oil last as could be made gave receipts r some Of
the Cap brought the box board and said his own
Re- Manned By Mr., Girard-The vessel was repaired;
think saw ne oSgsn rsyi thought he LOCKED strange
lT previous TO at time him in;oxica ed before
him fret on board the Panch shout eighteen DAYS before
introduced Brewer he exercised board
and order. ard left the vessel be could Be found
NJ Weeks dePosed thst he p old and has been IN
BUSH about years bought the Panchs for shout
s s h 5 10 . S RiHS S DG' n SSs
linn in Mobile fou or eve In his
boe be went ba,ns, could cot tell how much capita.
Re Put in the he did insure this nor the
Helm the coast. The Helen cost Sc 500 and the Pan
eliza about but he could rot enumeate the item. tar
s@o paid on the charter by Mosquito wa' in bills notes
Nj Mosquito wss called and after some Argument a. to hi,
con pfney was allowed to be sn.gned but the Court h,,n;
Before Judge ISeERsoLL.
LIABILITY OF FOREIGN VESSELS.
Benjamin Henderson as, The sloOp Jas. Gesnsr Of Wash
The libeant alleges toat the vessel is foreign vet
So. Owned by owners residing NcwJerey but the vessel
present This District The lib, LIANT alleges that at the
su. .: former and Of s yss s e h s
Of which was 10 which been paid by the former
owner Of tie vessel xl2 a. leaving due sO3 ~ wherefore
the lib LIANT prays that process, due OF may issued
aant the vessel and that the Court will pronounce for the
condemn the vessel and s persons
The answer OF Jacob Rue and Asher Bsset the
saed by the belant and that they have know
iedse Of goods being delivered the time stated by him.
The whole general denial, and the respondents
h.T, request that the Court will pronounce against the
tesrt ard TO order that the libel may b. dismissed with
and Tor such relief as may o. just
Two or three examined up IL O'clock but
their testimony OF not much importance.
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SECOND BoARD.
WRnsrHnAY. Nov. 26-P. ".

There was a very buoyapt feeling in the Stock
market to-day. notwithstanding the bears mado the
utmost of the foreign news to check the upward
tendency. The advance was very general, and the
operators for fall did not appear disposed TO act with
any energy and there was good disposition 10 take
bnyers options. The increasing Of money gives
the bulls COD dence in the continuance of the upward
moytment Ere, with moderate transactions, ad-
yanced from COZ to 6l with sales of 900 shares be
tween the Boards at 6l and abOu 900 shares after
the second Board at g. that price beiog bid. Cash
Stock was quite scarce. Reading afo improved, going
S3! an advance of per cent. Central was buoyant,
and closed firmly at 80. Panama was 81 a9S. Coal
shares were firm Delaware sold at l2S, and Cumber
land at Is, seller sixty. Pennsylvania, 96l. Tho
Wettern bares sympathized with the market strongly.
Galena was il9 bid. Michigan Central, 9sl s9st.
Michigan Southern. .. Toledo, 73a73i. Rock
Island 81, &c. showing an advance 10 nearly every
instance La Crosse was very buoyaDt, improving 70
ST. with S2I bid buyer sixty. In Railroad bonds tho
business was so 600 at about previous prices. State
Stocks ore steady.
The business in Exchange was not large for tho
steamer. and the market closed heavy.
Freiphts TO Liverpool are: 1000 bbls Flour at d.
a2s. 3D.. As eco bush. Grain at esid, Cotton at
3led.. 3CO boxes Bacon at 27s. Sd 200 bbls. Lud
ct 27s. 3D., 90 tuns Hopduras Logwood at 2js, lOo
boxes Cheese OF 3Os To London, 1000 bbs. Flour at
D. 3d. &c., 6,COO bush. Gran at Id, 600 bbs Ros'a
ct e. 3D. Heavy Goods at 3os. a32s. 3D., 10 boxes
Bacon at 32s I'd. To glasgow, 800 bbls. Flour at
q, 3D. s,CC0 BUSH Grain at II al2d., and 300 bbis
Rosn at 81. I0d
The busness Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$273.90i iG payments, s3o5,7SO 81; balance, si2.-
Oh CG3 t6
The Merchants Bank Of this city has declared
seni-spnua dividend Of y cent payable on the Isl
ofDecember Deyt.
Tie Howard Insurance Company dividend OF Is y
cert, payable on the let Of December.
Tie business ofthe Clearing House was s2i, 9Si 900
Annexed is comparative statement Of the business
Of the New-YoIk Central Railroad for two years past;
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[Adver:!soment.

NOTICE TO THOSE RoUBLED WITH HCIoRs.-
OFT, % a.. ,re,t demand Tor my OINTMENT in NcvYoh
CITY shall be The New Haven House corner Of Brosfv
AMI Csus.: f.on the 24h 20 the Sth inst from m to
p. m. -. Ill t,r ,.,-...,- l.
Sal, Rkcu and Eypelv s7d every huinor VI hot nsiure
and dives You a e mfortxbe NIGHTS rest 80
KISsrpY's sc.TrEEnG OINTMENT VIII scatter scroiGls
Krxxrny's HEALING OiyyJEXr viii heal seTOfll. sores
Peyc- sores and GansreRe Sores, &c.
liberated Sore Les permanently cured N 'e" weeks
or Il most In q few mODtas-
NJ, Ointment cones within he reach Of AZ cs'.es The mos,
,,nsivr ere ever made COS. b. sixteen d)srs seE
sIsg ,bjrs a cure docs not COS. bali Of that
All with Humors Sores spectiuJ invited &c
call Advice In al cases gisii-
$3.50 DOyALD KENNEDY
Proprietor OF Kcrnedy'' Medical Discovery,
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NE W-JERSEY ITEMS.

FIRE DEP iRINYNT parade The Fire Department
of Hobok tuned Tueiay Afternoon II fl stIeaf
yc Oces-a osc Co No. of that city, on tAe
vih ihelr and beautiful oarisEe, rnaautcuIeG ~
loTk By p re usrshorae Trey receive AZ
the Fc. when he procession moved through inc PI
streets Of III ety. .1z reviewed IL Ilulson s:Te
roue, b. Councilman Geo. w BEp'on Chairman u 'h
c. nc.. sc'ir Mayor in the sb.srce q iAa orri II
procession. Hobokel = zLe CO. No l. Excelsior Afl-
". l. and Washin Hook and Ladder Co. N1 !, app =.
n!l srcEsi. az tie escorts Of tie OCEAN, hose =
Their ApIesaAlce remarkably good Thy aAe .. ~
locks Mansion House W ere bountiful coal2a 20. %
pared, which John ". Van Bosk-rck Chief Engineer o. -
DEPARTMENT, presided. Ab1lt rs persons "cLe 81, @l
tst!Cs Speeches made, after dinner, D J. " n
ktck CVunci1an BsmPOn The W. Whitley " n u ti
Assistant EnrreeT; NJ Brcmond, Foreman Of
Co; Nj Jeria. sccrttsry Of hat Company II ~ ~,
EhcelsloT No 2 ". Llbrcc OF TIE Ssn66y Arg,
A O. Evans Of Ike H1c-on Cosnfy De1ocrdf NJ "s-Sl
Foreman q u CINE C. No 2 Of Newark; eoff1. "a
Charles Chamberlain The entertainment pissed on ~
zc aid vs. e the credi'1be op'1 sN Pf'
sg01.on 81 lie D. partsnolt.
ANTRIors TARGET CONPASr.-Tle sec nd annual
exeurson Of To Anlercus Gusrc Capt l. l. puAtaa' o1
place 1uesdsy Thew las. Ne TIfs 20 s-o q
cil &c a. Military Hall. Newark T1ere were iy -.
oHntT IL Wa tie largest target eS1fpsn! LON
TIA season. On their the GuATa we're - -.
ucnbS-s Of PasuIx Hoo Company No me co.. y, -
works
SPECIAL FLEoTIOs.- David j. Masters "ss OF tee'-
Cay tiecicc AdeTmas u toe City Of baa.sa % M I7
csr-y rlssrtt - Tie rssigusiiou u usn,J D. s'
Sleff elect To iSht one. very bue ~
ns 10 Ls result Mr. Martin lDeul received ~ ''s'
I'd Jsha @ AAenAs 81. kAria's usouJ' w.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

HrSRY WARD BEEcHrR AFTER LAwYER.-Oa
Saturday last. Q lawyer named Cassidy, from Rush
vile, in this State, go into political controversy with
one of our citizens at the Bebnet House. The discus
zion tunnel upon tie fsnaticism Of the North and
Norhoin politicians, in which NJ. c. took occasion to
saw rome ye-y hard things Of Mr.. Beecher-that he
ou.ht 10 have lis neck stretched, &c. When this
immature eOiion OF the old - Dog Noble had barkod
lorg enor gil lie empty hole to attract the atten
ton Of everybody pre- cent stranger sitting near him
tok I'd the matter in defense OF these fanatics aud
took tue renou on through process that must have
BEEN zone thing like that experienced by an eel wleo
undergoing the process Of being skinned awe. W hen
lie had hsyed hrs victim 10 Bis entire satisfaction, lie
took him bv the hand and Introduced himself the
v.,able Beecher himself and said that he was aware
bis Ieck was short, but he did not wish to have 1t
cous ated in tic maIuei be had indicated After I'M
parting 10 him some wholesome adv Ice, Mr.. IL. SAID
be bored the Interview would not prove Improbable
TO him and desiied TO separate on good term. IL ~
seid Ltt If the lawJ ever escapes practical ties! Of
tie virtues Of t.mP himself it vii not be more hesr ny
embraced than Lie escape from the clutches OF Dr.
Beocter. lShebyville Ind Republican, Nov 70.
BROoKIYS Court CtLENDAR Extraordinarily
Nov .3-Nos ~ III ~ s7 o3 % % SO7 JOB So Sl
ST. J5 Jlf Sl7 $40 $40 SCI ~ }25, IS, S 81 so, 80
CRY CorRr-Thurslay. Nov. 27.-Nos. 10, I, II,
- g. g Gu 81 g g. H. a. 90 c. s. d 90 's 60 80 - o.
RUS OYER.-A lad named George II. Miller was run
over IN yesterday o. diF: cat. Tie driver W,
arrested but D,iEs shawn have teen a-dcD DC "''
dschslsrd.
juvenile THIEyEs.-The officers Of the Fourth Dis
iIiri Police tre.ted fyc bjy 20 housc n Navy 't' e"
usAis since They spFesr to 10 Of r. GUAR -
who steal 81 They cen Il, hsnd ca They wcte e'1n'ss 10
wat Lsu lrsfor.
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TAdverisernsnL
ANOTHER GREAT TRIUMPH PoB GURNEY-

ruvt, MEDALS awarded 20 J. GvRNEY No $40 Brosdw.y,
. III la. F,I Of the American Institute for PaoroGsAPaIc
Corn Mrp.L for the hes, rnre,ouched PHoroGRAPHs
Got NgpAL for the best PHoToGR,PHs, eolored IL oil
Bsoszr MEpAL for The be', PHoToGRArHs eoored In
pate. ,, ,,..,,,.. =, ii, pyo-, ~
pa .cr o. AR No. sac Broadway cor. L-orsris.
B-No connection with any other estaoAshEent-
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nsp 500, to meet the e1penses Of nearly fry ch
lsdife innate tf the Home. Included in the payments
Of as' year were g. 20 a. to provide for the mort
gage &c which hsd b. en- incurred in building hi,
fpge fr tie aged apd destitute Mos, Of Til, sum las
Contributed by the charitable citizens OF this CITY.
rIo concludes by stating that several gentle OF
NesYoIk ave proposed to make up purse on the
New: York Com Exchange, as Christmas preseat TO
the Horna
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srRRooATEs coURT-Nov. as-Be;ors A. W BRAD.



William Yomgs, being further directly examined,
would han them Mr. Mrs Parish sometimes Mr. Par sd
would point Mrs Pansh and then and motion toward
the desk or table; then Mrs Parish wonld give check
several times read bill item BY him. sometimes he
yhs the iii was then he ~od nod his head and would
on during my intercourse with MI. Parish after his Illness
had no doubt be always understood well he did
first Mr. Parish place of business there Is where
first became acquainted with him he asked II the
Tho built TRULY Church. old the carpenters work told him
he then said be wanted TO me In relation TO house
he building . .
-smiued by Mr. OConorAt tho time Mr.. II Parish
was Building Union square, had some conversation with
Mir Daniel Parish bis brother about house he wished To
bud had hand in building the house lac aIterward built
have often employed the relatives OF Mr. aud Mrs
the Government the
erection OF MAJOR nave uoEe iVt Dt'
o. You have spoken Of Mr. p holding up his hand with two
fnssTs extended did be always bold ngei A. Gen
do TccOlect other motion be-
aid. this noddug and shaking bis head ne usually m de
some sound when these otions when he nodded his
head sound uh nh nh, can spell ~ when
ooh his head psn; when ne raised s M
gers in inquiry Mn min, MIN may have heard
OIL or sounds omh bu' tate wha. they were have
often seen Mr. P. weep-I should think half dozen m,s
when sskcd his health and expressed hope that he
better he would shake his head sut ar would roll down
his checks.
q Amer you first saw Mr. + after his attack did you
know Of his having fits conyulsi0ns A have seen him
have SPA n. fits tire, MR.. T.
peseut think occasion was reading
bin to him when exclamation from the servant or from Mr.
r caused look mp ard something the Datef
Mrs T. went him; a.ked II could be tfany assistance,
g. as soon 20 could b. answered lcir atcrwad, when
Jaw III coming lett the nothing was done i0s
Lr1 while YRS presout beside placing stick IN his mouth %
keep him from biins himself, aid 'ldiDg his head
Tae 1sination Of this witnc. will be eonRuei IT,
dAy.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

the Board met yesterday afternoon at the office in
tnh street. the Hon. CUBAN G. VERPLAScK in the
kh, and Messrs Cargan, Curtis, Cummings, Crab
Hunt, Morgan, Purdy and Gardgue present.
tr PuRDY offered resolution calling pom the Coun
f the Board to press the imm sdiate settlement OF
claims 10 dis pute between this body and the Board
lea Governors.
be resolution was adopted.
lr GARRIGuE stated that the North Sea, IRON Rot
IAN with pass gers TO Funsh MeiucSe, had gone
bee cock without dischsrs iDg passengers at Caste
fd,n. The cousi.uoCs on being notltel promised 10
X tht posseng rs add baggage TO the Gardeo. ,
HE VT ekly statement which we subl'in sho ~ tns'
bgratiVo is the increase over last year, and Tor
first time in more than year the COMMISSIONER
Ne balance in hand after dischargns some s'O,VoO
debt.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
mber Of e0dgrauts arrived 10 Nov. 49, 1856
"oet arrived sinee, to Nov %, lSS.'.''''''''' '-i
10 -
same date In lS5o 700
iscs,.- in 1885 s,4ss
I" '''''''''''''''''''''''''''';i 1855. 1855.
1nScr Of inmates in Institutions at Wards Isdl5e5 l75I
'@0'' u Marine Hospital. l'I 81
Statement Of Finances for week ending November &c 1876
s'eiSi.n on BSnk January 1855 seSHI W
ss,eiPs to Nov. ~. l&56..............f3 i6 9jS -
".sel'ed since TO Nov. n, for commute $1,000 -.
,sahoe. s2s'S0' 10
e"Sn,, M. -, a. pr previous .,o.s,o
W pay aehts made on Nov. ls. - s2l9. ssS ~
BLAINE. In s57sl 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPFct,L TERM New. %.
Before Judge BRADY

Stephen Shepherd AIT. John T. Dean.
Order for attachment against defendant. Bail liked
Jacob B Woodruff &C. sgt. Horace Dresser, &c.
Motion to yet aside and vacate judgment rs against
defendant Laws granted on payment OF costs aud d'eu'e
msIts.
william A. Sale il. sst John Dsnagh.
Orde. Of reference 10 John l.. Mason, esq.
Nichols Rogers sgt. Jo, A. Ravens.
O.cer ol reference to Henry Ncol, esq.
Henry Beaded sgt. Samuel u. Dunins.
oder appointing Samuel ID. Whitehead recover Of
The property Sc e tie def ndsut