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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

The Salem. Mass, Banks pay as follows; ASia'c
Bank. A: Commercial, 4; Exchange, 81 Merchants
4: Mercantile 3; Naunkeag, 1.
The Raw State Bank. Lawrence, 81 2 cent; Ply
mouth Bark g cent; Old Colony Bank 1 y cent
Abingdon Bank, 3 cent.
The uroduct If the Minnesota Nine for the month OF
Aueust was l55 tuns. and ~ the ROckand, 3. tuns'
Tie wears product of tie Minnesota it is now evident
will not fall much short Of 600 to 1000 tuns.
HIn relation to the Money market Ihe Boston Fos'
says:
.Tbs ia about as dull AZ ever for vi ,ney anu
Stock. OF The former 1t need only De sau tna' sue
III marker "a even easier than II was on tuesday last
al the rates then quoted. Yesterday he banSs pes
20 nav tier Autumn dividends, without having maze
any visible prepa atoms therefor. once sne Isl =,
toier the business payments have been ai5er, HuuI
ing more activity in checks and dep )slts out "nCuI
any unfavorabe effect upon the prices oil Money "aIn
are from CtoS & cent III the BANKS, ahu o 20
cent III tie street, for first Glars paper IL ult ~
L. lend lar e sums call even at Z ceh' 10
No l. re,pe Siuce our last lttie specie mas oeeh
received .rom New York and the Assistant treasury
and tomorrow Bank return may show some ihcreaSe
New-Yok funds continue in good supply WIKI aia'ne'
irregular but not pressing densnd
The Aeu.Orie0ns Crescent of sept. 80 says
Tie Money market WIS quiet to-day. The oiier-
inCs in Bank were small, and on the street We ohiy
heard Of some small sums OF 5000 paper, lha'ui ~
March AID April next al tie rate oi GEM. u
il abolt 80 e. cent lower than in any other market on
this continent. There negotiation on SATURDAY
last Of SO GO cotton factors paper, three ana iou
months time at the rate of y cent Stocks continue
high. The sales to-day we're ~ shares Bank oil New
OR cans at lost. The foreign Exchange market
opened heavily tnis morning Some small amount OF
bills If ading Sterlingj taken at lUot. Inc
range of tie market for fair TO good clear bills ii
al There il but little disposition to purchase freely
at e. cent. Buyers or dealers for investment are
looking for decline. In Francs we only heard OF the
sale of 100 900 at j.2i. Northern funds were rather
quiet ~,
We published few days ago the views of Thu
Lordon Tnes on the drain of silver to the East, ac-
counting for the lose OF gold having been expended
in the purchase of this silver The Liverpool Al00n
takes issue with those holding that opnin and enters
into the following statistical examination of the subject
Let us te st il by figures. This will best be done
bv giving review Of the Imports and exports OF that
metal since the st of January which we here suuoln
INyosrs Of Sey from and South Amerted for TIE e91f
Monihs Of 1850 by the Royal Mad Steamers at So~f'
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Marine JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.


stesmship-- Quaker City, shuied', Havana Smith p
Ships-B AdsHs Chase, Liverpool Tap..o,. 4 a. 80 -
Jan Russell. Antwerp. tost, Smith Co NJ a NJ ~
Liverpool W ash Carver Cls.e Ocean SteeI c,sn,
melbourne Goods.ll Ark,llS Eiot, Ga
BsIbs-PancLitA NAylor. Gamlis AZ. wenb.r. A NJ
Flirsbeih j. Baxter, Philadelphia, Dawson Co, esu
1Sard Badarocco Mareiies ;. Dacogsi Grand ~ 1sea
i,n trinidad, {. & L. J. Peters; Louisa, soupa CO.
Mora Rvtre
Bns.-P. 4 Page. Lewis, Philadelphia Wenbsrs Lv.,
sutton Thompson Antigua, J. b. CunninshAm; Bloo mr. ~
King 81. John y. b., A. smilheIs Co. Calosa ~.
Tewe. Hamburg, fun,h Meircke J. Oliver tBtl N.s-s
s. John y B. LsseGait l. Cot VI. A. Forrest s,x.s-
Rshia Napier john son Co.. Wm. H. Spear Ma.on a.
NAl,h Carver Chase.
r.n;r Burritt Hsrdck F'rnAndps Doinsr Potter, =
Hul.c HAlock. Wilmington. DollneT Potter; A. d.
Marshall Phsd,phia Msyhew Talbot CO. rhres Rts1
Fiz,v AleaandIis. Van BTunt slssht 7. j. Ill., Rel a.
pabsnuock master; CoIntAs, Warren, WAlkerton IL.
MarrL ' Price Hsllett Philadelphia Jas Hand seA R.,
ST Jol ns T. r., Thompson Hunter r. Dixon, Bnss n
niustou. Ba.eman RisdeTow; VIM. NJ Dodge, wLi 4.
pnrsI &, D. Oluey; John Frazier. Allen Jefferson nae,
peter NOVEL; Small. Baltimore, REED Nash.
Prope.ler-Caedonis Layhed. Por'lAud' Cromweli Ina
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Total s57S1s 1855 s2545S 474sIi5 +54467 ss7O 10
The Money market shows increased activity, with
rather more difficulty in supplying the wants of Dor
rowers To carry stocks parties have been
obliged to paw commissions to-day beyond the regular
interest The large stcck-houses however found what
money they wanted without much difficulty. The
change u money more marked in stock circles than
paper.
The Boston Courier says that large mercantile
failure has taken place in that city, but does not give
The name.
The Boston Post says:
The failure of VIM. Dwight jr cotton merchant,
was announced on Change yesterday; Liabilities SAID
10 be large
Advices from the Superintendent OF the Chicago and
Fond du Lac Road since i; opened to Janesvlle
are highly favorable and promise a very successful
future The Road has recently formed close running
connection with the Milwaukee and Mississippi with
which il connects at GAINESVILLE. which viii be highly
advantageous 10 both roads. The superintendent
writes at the latest dates that freight is pressing upon
him much faster than he had anticipated and that the
freight earnings would be double what they are if he
had sufficient cqupage 10 take all the property Offering
The MlrdVkee SsHtL7el says:
The Fall business and the increased receipts Of
wheat since farmers made up their unds TO SELL tells
iavoraby upon the receipts OF our railroads. The
" Settenb viii reach about SO 900. The road i
no W completed far enough doxn the Wisconsin River
Va Vey. TO Muscoda, abOHt 80 miles from Prairie dq
chi n 10 yh point il will be opened o-Inorrow ~
make this the shortest and speediet by far for
per-or bound up the Mississippi River, and the trade
and traffic must increase rapidly from this time .or-
ward I 'uiil, however, the road reaches Prairie du
Chen. the .'ull tide cannot be estimated
The old st Ste Bank Of Camden y. j., has jus, de.
clared a semi enpual dividend ': o y cent sud the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

BARK steady demand at SS for first No. Quercron
CovFK SEED quiet ga ~ s. COTTOs hrn but only
go bales been taken fully former rates FLouR-Ihe
late foreign little effect the market IL Is
held al ga &c Is bb but there export demand
aud confined small lots for the supply OF the
home these figures, and extras from b7G 10 A
Committee the trade her with the Inspector met this
morning fixed the standard Of FLOUR for the ensuing year
The grace considerably above the last RYE FLOUR
and Corn MEAL quiet quote the former at - 10
and the latter AZ SIS So Dbl The demand for WHEAT
pues LIMITED and prices lower sales 5000 bush prime Penn
sylyana Delaware Red FL 5Dd tl 81, mostly 81 ~
but mler refuse pay this figure $50 bushels good
White sold az price b. fixed quote Goa o. RYE
and worth 8Oc. Co.'s H dull and prices fallen of
sales eco bush Pennsy Yellow at 65d66c the latter
ahoat and loo bush. southern SIC anOat, OATS
esdy demand al 3ya 4Oc ~ bush aud pow
sIoNs and little nothing doing. WHISKY hrmer
Al 5gd i6c. tor ibis and % QJ7 for hhds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
MARRIED..

CHAMPLJN-TlLLEY-In Emsnue Church, NewEoEt X L,
ON Weonesdsy Oct by the Rev. Nr Brewer Nj d. Ii. Z.
Champliu of Buffalo n Y, Ms Amelia second daughter
of Nj John T. Tiley of the former place.
CATLIN-CATLIN-At HaIwinton, Conn. SUNDAY. Sept
% Gcorss $ Ca,hp Of MSIi,n, Ala 10 Adde L. CatlR'
OF the late Hon Geo. CSH Of Windhsm Conn.
LANTON-HJGGlNS-At the Presbyterian Church Madison
square Tuesday Oct by the Rev. Dr Adams Rev.
j. ADDISON Isxton Mps Anna Higgins OF this
SMlTH-kING-At MsEsyic, Jefferson Comfy on Nednes.
Iay Oct l. bF the Rev Nj. Psrmlee Edgar q. Smith OF
Morris County ~ j. and Ellen daughter u henry A kl-s
WILLIAMS ECGLEST0N At North East. Dacb.s'
County, y. " on Monday OcL g. by the Rev. Geo. "
Apdes SON. MIR Gro. f. Wilkins of Chicsgo, J.! 70 Mis- NJ
Antonetts Eggeston, eldest daughter OF \ : Es~top
of h.kA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

SUPERIOR CoURr-Tria Tern.-Nos. 81, 81, %,
rs 49, So 20 81 o. 95 SO. o. 9s lO2 l05 lo4 los 100 o7
lOs 10 10 ILL., li2 rs H. lis H. l9O I'LL 10 Ia Eo
AZ, l29, il6S, $50, ISL, lS2
SUPREME CouRT-Specis Term.-Nos- lst Glass
= Is u, 70. % Glass 80
SUPREME Court CIRCUT.-SaIne Tues days
Calendar. 800. 49,. -. ,o,.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos 6, IiS, 6p0, 162, S03
so4 $50 s73 SIS ec4, 9Os, go, 9lOt $3.50, 49,.
Part fINos 1872 GIL s2 ga sl5, 9l7 slS ss So s59 s2i
go, 927, 22s, ~ COS.
UNITrD STATES DIsrRIcT CoURT.-Nos IL, ID,
p
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sales OF stocks at Philadelphia. OcT. /

REPoRTED FOR The n. Y TKIsUSE BY }. X H. b. Fry.
Fiyst Boa,d-20OO Elmirs RR. T. LIST mge b5wn ~ lNV
do b5 ~ Penna. RR g. LIST mtge 3D. lOoO Cam Am
boy IS b5~n, 7s 5000 Ciy6s 49, 1000 Schuy Nay 6s -
M 4 o do ia Onion Canal 6s, b5; 800 do oil; 40
civ Warrants 90; 200 City RR. Is 81. New Grenada
200 Morris Canal l4 100 Reading RR b5 AZ lO1 DO b ~
n do s5wn Az; % Penna R, 49, do -, ~. 10 Lite
Schuy RR. b5 AZ sshngton City Gs 100 Long Island
RR. cash, III 100 do s5sn, II Bank Penns, llVi.
Befireen Boa,ds-552 Penna. Sc, 81, 85!. $50 1900
Second Board-ls0 Penns. S. SO 8l 800 do 80 IS. o
C. and Amboy r. X 6s 85 b5 49, l0O0 do b5wn, 70 5000
Flnirs R. r. l. 1T mort b5wn III 100 City 6. s6 500
City R R. 6. aSi; rs Schuyl Nav Pref ~ 81 PePna + r.
4el New. Granada Mining Little Schuyl H. H., ~ y
CjiIsrd Bank II! II Bank Of Penna., day. l0i
4ney Board-l, 600 Cam. and Ainboy X X o. 70, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
Disasters. &c.

TFLEGRAPHIc DtstATcH from New Orleans, dated Oh
inst schr Mary W. with 500 bags coffee from
Rio Jaro New Orleans totally lost on CAPE Cor
nentee.
BRIc ArraKAP.s before reported apparently water
logged from Pctou s. 6th ut, for Philadelphia laden
with coal, Coombs Tast,r.
TINS o. s. CoAsr SURVEY STEAMER HETzEL, Lieut.. Com.
Amy arrived Norfolk passed Ia the bay the wreck Of a
.chr with green bottom black buwsrks, and narrow white
sesk and wspnt painted white sppsf
emily loaded wood The after part Of the vessel
red
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
Receipts OF Produce,

BY the Ha,ie~ RGdyoGd for the peek-5l 0s can. Milk 4l3
Sheep $40 Calves as Cattle 1857 Dressed Hogs pkgs
suGIes oil bush Grain, S2 bush Potatoes 80 bags Buck
wheat Flour S32 Paper ia bales Waddug 50 bales
Straw, ia bbls. Pickles.
by the Hudson hrer Railroad 70, tie peeks53 Cattle Is
Calves 800 Sheep 20 Mutton 800 ogs us pkg
sundnss rs baes Hay 10 s5i gallons Mk $50 pkgs Paper
u bales Wool, s. bbls.Apples.
~ aorth Rtro Boati.@lss bbls Flour 2js2O bashel.
Wheat ltoo io Conn., IS Pkss Ashes ST do Whisky $50
DO. Lard
BY Erie RGRy0sd-ThsTe il no prossee 70 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
NJ VI Ukk NLAssIT
UplAnda FloridA Mob

COFEEE-ln view Of the auction sale Of 900 bags Rio
bounced for although there has been considerable
inquiry transactions resulted The sales
bass Rio at lc!c $50 Java HE and 50 bags Laguaya
tlA.
CANDLEs-Adamanne are without change Of moment A.;
sale. Of Loo boxes at q 7c quality Sperm sell at ioc.
for Plain. and Sc tor Patent
DRUGS AND DlES-We notice further sales OF |, 900 10
sen'fA Root zoe NerdEris cAsk damp con-
quality soi +c Alec sales Of bales Mexican COchi-
neal st III. 20 tuns Sal Soda d2ic % Soda Ash
at e. and Is casks Flor Sulphur Ste, he'd at +
FLOUR AND AEALr-The demand seI Western Canal Flow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

TOts Dollars
Here we have an import of silver from jan To Aug
81 of so 900 900, equal III round numbers 10 iloUVo
This Of course has gone to feed our export, for the
Rank of England shows augmentation of silver; and
Low far il has met tim export will be seen by tile follow
ng table: s,u..t,.
FxrsIs OF SILVER India and China by the Semi Mouihy
Steamers 10 the former and Monthly Steamers to the Latter
IL H. Ii
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Here is deficiency to be met by imports from the
Continent i'll round numbers of IS 900 900 for which
we have to pay, TO make the case strongest say alto
gether in gold
On tie 18th of July we gave statement Of the
weekly imports Of gold and silver for the first six
months of the present year amounting in the agsre gate
10 El2l 9S0C6 Since then 60, 90, 900 have been i'm
ported, namely: IS 600 i'll July and August, and
eco in the first week OF September, making a
total import from the ls of January to the 9th Of Sep
t,mber of upward of fls coo 600, of which shown
above, "a 0,OCO were in silver. The exports of s
Yer in the same time were t50VO,WO in excess CT
npor's for which have $4,000 900 Of gold 10 pay
il WITH leaving $4,000 600 still to be accounted for
A portion Of this 70, coo went to France from
Liverpool, having merely been received for transhp-
ment For this, II 900 Will be an ample allow.
ance f30j 600 in gold have also been RENTED up
TO the eth Of September, TO Egypt, India aud China
and the Bank OF England has now Il 900 coo more
gold than ON the let of January thus showing that
nearly &c eco have been taken from irrespective
of payments for the silver imported from the Con-
tinent. Ii not therefore these payments that our
depletion of gold can be attributed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
by Telegraph.

BOSTON, Oct 7Arr., barks Island City, Gayeston Che..
ter Phil.dePhia brts Eastern State Belmont Locke and
CHARLESTON, Oct. THE steamship Nashville, from
New York arrived here at O'Clock last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

The business of the Clearing House to-day reached
s24 9i4,6 Geo.
temporary injunction has been obtained In the
matter of the intended sale of the Ogdensburg Kali
road which advertised TO take place on the 9th
inst, and hearing will be had before the supreme
Count, at Ogdensburg OR the 18th inst.
The Of gold sent to Boston for the steamer OF
tomorrow $3.50 600. which is less than was e1-
pected.
The imports of September at this port were si'ooV''
co., against s22 800 600 in Augusta falling of OF
sG.sOOCOO. Compared with September of last year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
Latest Liverpool Markets.

QUEBEC Tuesday, Oct. 7, 1876
The AnlossXon brings private advises Fl m Liverpool dated
Wednesday, sept. g. O'clock p M which that the
CoTIoS market considerably excited and the sales the
day down Al Is 90 bales about one-ha speculation
aud tor export Holders had generally put up prices
onextee above the rates the sailing Of the
Africa Oh the 10Th a..
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-OcT. before Judg,


SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERh-OcT. 7-Beiore Judge
BOsWoRTH.
Tur GREAT CASE ALLEGED FRAUD on THE
TRANSIT COMPANY.
Cornelius Vanderbilt al agt. Cornelius X Garrison
This case in which damages are claimed to upward
Of million Of dollars against the tx Mayor Of San Francisco
and former agent the Accessory Transit Company for
purchase OF coal fabrication of vouchers
sctin the latter capacity came on for argument
having general demurrer TO the
.ou oant showing formal causes Of demurrer:
That the plaintiffs have not, nor hath any OF tlem any
this action. 2 That the complaint
doih not sufficient TO constitute cause O action
As general position being that the shareholders in company
have no right bring either in court of law OF eq-
~ injury done the c0mpy b. one OF It's agents as no
IL. pryy or alton trustee and cestu que exists
ketw.en such parties Mesn Clark and Rapso appeared fo
the plantiHs; Mr.. y. Is. Cutting for the defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08


The auction sale the st inst, comprising o-1l D-.' M
Coffee GOOD .prt ig7I bags we're 'o1 =. ~
l2tc averaging oS9 e n. TSnactions pSAie sac HA'
been ,po1erate unchSns led prices n,
Sugars arr dull, and prices favor the buyer MO
lasses is firm, but not active. Pork heavy, ana a.
the decline there is fair business doing Inc la7'
accounts from Marselles state that two American
banks in that port--the Arthur and Martha Ann-hah
been taken up by the French Government 10 Ioad sa'
pork at Toulon for New-York at - e terce' ihi7
pork part Of their surplus wanted IN consequence
Of the close Of the war; and for which they cannot hhd
q market in France.
The sales of Cotton are 900 bales, and the market
j. firm There are accounts Of killing frost d. 'i'
South, but the damage probably largely e1aggeI a'eo
The circular Of Mr.. Wright gives the annexed s'a-
tlstiCs: -
CROPS kcThe from all sections IN The south con
tnue III favorable and have bad another TOT ~
done some DAMAGE in Alabama and el-~wnrfe Inc w. p
ticusls " csnpOt by maj. for -oHe lew Gay
MoLc and 81 ntaomery, Ala reported - hA'ht JI
tie Cotton TIE low grounds a very eeo"s .E =, IN
grounded fear prevails AID IN the south that
INV las been Gone by the late Spring dronth ID J4t
and other disaster since and recently the unP NJ
weather and frosts, limit the production a. 'v'' ~
and possibly lower figure. . q, Co,ton
The following a statement Of the movement, IN 80
since tie September last, compared WIN 'N' p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBusr.

lILsDAf OCT Z, I6-b
AsHEs-The market 1. w;hou. nportAn, change the De
nand 10 lair tor Pots az - 81 and Pearls 81 754 - sl
BALE ROPE-We notice sales of yvd4 100 coil. American
Bale Rope A. II q u C., cash and
tOl1ON-1he market continues hrm but Is rather quiet
sales s0 bales. We continue our former quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
Rass~uRen aail~s

u r. ZAP lOessr sHta 1'I ma''S,T. As't's.a-M /
Canada; Hugh NeCann, Mr.. Flint and 5 R..a 49,
Mr. KsnvoTfhy and lady. y. J. Mrs Andersop gssfu1
r BIothsron wife and two children. jersey CIV ~ u
dslc wife aud child John lnEei.by wife an tive !A,a.
James Inssl.by Mcssr,. H.ndersor, shuser G.r8,. AN
Hull Stwe snd Gator stockton. p. WIN Carer ysess
G. BROOKS wiz snd four children. Mr. snd M. SIAN =,
BY Conn MeIniyTe VIE And Two enldren, Ihss. =
ana Ms. HsTrton and two children, New Loulos ~
Daniel Blow Sausertiss Thomas McMARerrnan P,,,sS
Nsn,rm.p VII. ihn Williams ard VIM ONei1 Tnl
Ryrn,. J Hart and VIM. HAwl'y. Boston, J. Wr,,
clue } Tolsu Jane. and John Kennedy ?. Br.ly ~
Boa iut and Miss Mcdonnell Ny
IMMATURE ALsNAC......rsIs D,v.
srx-R,e,.... s:ot set'.......... $50 Moos-sa p.
sArER..............-thi s DAY.
sandy HUok II s. Gov Island. As HelGr /,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

Here il AT once an excess in the exports over the "a
morris of upward of 5000 600; but this is not ell for
W. have been exporting silver to the Continent In the
same period though have been obtaining It iroiu
her III still greater quantities.
LONDON TO THE CONTINENT, A. Ptk
CUSTOMS EsrRIEs FoR FIRsr EIGHT MONTHS 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

new Bark IN the same city, the Farmers ana necnSn'
ies', 2 cent.
..,r;.s,nua, dividend Of = cent, and an extra
dividend Of cent has been declared Dy 'he RANK
lin Fire Insurance Company OF Philadelphia
n. po,,lsrd Ne. Banks have declared dividends
H. follows:
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SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-OcT. T.
Before Judge WHITING.

INTERESTING HABEAS CORPUS CASE.
In the application of Alice Newman to the Gus
tOoy of her children.
A writ of IIabeas Corpus was granted day or two
spce at Alice Newman directed 10 her susoand
and recurring production in Court Of their three children
Elizabeth aged Robert aged four years. and John
aged six months. ,,,-..
petitioner forth she h unable 10 give her children
Che they require her husbands unnatural
I'm she compelled TO leave him That
ed of her brotkerin law
and sister her husband permit her to her chill
sren that drinks hard Is brutal when drunk and has ne
oueny abused the children the eldest Of whom now In Ill
isAh that deemDs improper TO leave young cmdTeh with
such a person, che asks for their custody.
is in form general denial oil the segstlohs On
which the lady relies. :,
The children who quite preposessing were IN Court in
ye nut OH the well Mr.. Bergen sister OF the
mother TIE testimony the whole not strong against
te father but view of the and appearance
OF the parties the Judge made the following ORDER
derd children be delivered into the custody OF the
mother liberty the father to make slch motion or
motions TO the Court be proper in aud by OF the
preses and to have liberty TO see the said children hi
Chas. c. Warren sgt. Abraham Ferdsn ct al.
Re-argument ordered.
Sulwell AIT. Jewell.
Order to be made upon the amendment oil the peu'
'' J. Chss Octave Ratesu sgt. Eugene Terrsy
Motion 10 amend by adding another platntln
Dietrich Doescher AIT. Louisa DoescheT.
Judgment nj divorce granted.
Before Judge ROOSEVELT,
Henry Wilbur Thomas Houston ct ~.
As TO the action i'll the Common Pleas, the alleged
asury any be there by OF defense And a.
10 the other embraced that the denial of
usury sufficient dissolve the injunction aud leave the
there /. no allegation that the defendants defeated
able to respond. Injunction dissolved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

Converting the ounces OF SILVER exported 10 the Con
tinept into sterling money, find that they amount tn
$50 600 which added to the amount exported to In
dia and China gives total export OF 81 ,6'3,OOO or
an excess of $500 900 the time ports. We have
here given the imports and exports of silver for the
frst eight months only, but to make the information
more perfect and in fact to bring IT to the period OF
the bank returns gazeted yesterday, we have to add
the imports and exports of the first week In september,
the bank returns coming down to the 9th Of Septem-
ber We find that the exports of silver to India and
China in that week EsOS 900, and TO the Cont
nent fl70C0, while the import from South America
and Mexico nil and further, in fairness, must BE-
stated that the dollars by the last West India steamer,
amounting to about flOOOOO not having been yet
Sold they must have been deducted from the imports
and so far the figures are concerned the case will
stand thus:
silver imported ............. 10000
Les not te sold 80 OOc- 100 900
Silver exported to India and China to 5l't
OF August. 'Iolloso
To the Continent. W.
To India and China in September. 10000
To tie Continent il SepenbeT....... H,WO- S,5lOSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

aIpRnGATF'S COURT-OCT. I-BelOrH a w. bRADf ohO'
IT, tbc matter of the will Of Geo NJ Tunison, deceased
Only two witnesses examined to-day though
hours were spent Geo T. Tunii nephew
az III m edcLt Dos Of about H. testified that the wes Iea
ty were pI,seut aud asduousy steI to the decedn
during lat sickness and that the VIE was al MS O'd'de
during the dictation Of the Will -, $780,, Til.
One the executors also put upon the sann Ih'
xeeur had heretofore declined qualify 90 such lie swCTe
that he adjoining room when the VIII wa m"'e
,Lat he heard detached OF which were gwen III
al, nature of eutIea Mr. Tunison 10 her husband
The WIDOWS CASE.
The Black case which previously noticed a. length
n; TINS TsIBUNE has been day two but nothing 81
interest has been elected The evidence the point OF
lie fret Mrs Blacks residence the time OF the divorce -
conflicting.