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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-30

as Philip dead? No, by Jove-but he's sick J"
Such was the chatter Of the factiOus democrats OF
Athens, chilled by the shadow Of the coming Che
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18
DIED.

AsHMEAD-At Philadelphia, ON Thursday Oct TO- sanae
b. Ashmesd, the 5bh year of his age.
BUsKIRK-on Wednesday evening Oct Is John Bussik
The friends the family ed to attend his funeral ser
10 M OF his tather John Buskk IN
Mount Ne'non at M o ene sam NE SsS He vii rIiS a.
Mount Ven Oh III time.
BIGELOW-In Bridgeport Conn on Thur'd.y, Oct. TO-
Heuly d. Bselow 81 tot. city the 18th Of hi age
His remains were taken EewBrsnIee Mass, Tor utter
BARBC LhAt Saratoga Springs. on Tsesday Oct, a. ETta,
beth b. vile Of o. Barbour ESQ., and daughter Oh the late
Lewis Berry OF Whitesboroush.
FORD-At lis fathers residence Alentwoon j. on luce
day IA, Robe Ford late OF Brooklyn Long Hahd
FEILCKE-On thursday morning Oct l6, Cshane feilcke
aged q years, month and ia days.
GEE-Ou Thursday, Oct 6 after short but illness
Jane C., wife of Wu. ii. Gee.
HAYDEN-Lo.t Board of the's,esm'hp Arctic Patrick
Hayden 70 years aud James Hayden, aged - years
both citizens OF New-loIh.
HOOGLAND-At Monrova Station, Frederick County Nd,
Oh SATURDAY, Oct H. William H. aoosiand lsIe OF Brook
,i. III the >O.A year OF bis age
METIN-In this city, Oh Thursday Oct l6 only son Of D.
and CathaIine Jane Martin, aged years months and y
days.
MURRAY-On Wednesday Oct Is Barbara Murray daughter
of Patrick aud Mary Murray aged years
MIN TRFW-On THURSDAY Oct. TO- James Mutew, in the
10th year OF his age
NrrEi,sou Wednesday Oct Is Mary Ayr wife OF Peter
W Neefus aged ~ years msnth ana 10 days rs.u "a,
NFJu the city Of Havana Island OF Cuba on IuesoAy oct
Samuel Neil OF Brooklyn Long leland III the %S'h yea" o.
oR'AKRELL-On Thursday, Oct is Jenma ofaffell aged
PFHRSHiICAt his residence in BrOOklyp on Wednesday
10Th an.
kANKlN-At Troy, w. al the RESIDENCE Q, n o, Is
law qlouRs W. Lockwood, esq, on Wednesd.y VIC" TO-
Isaac N RANKIN OF the of Rankin, D9ryee 70. ~
ROWF-Iu this CITY Thursday morning oct TO- OF con
snmnop sarah C. wife of John w Rowe, aud daughter oil
the late Moses Smith esq, of Brooklyn; go ,. ,
RElLIN-On Friday Oct H. Ann Eliza hs'Iy' Szeu S'''
RipTR-on Thursday Oct TO- Eusenie daughter OF john
Rider. esq. aged years - -, -. .,
ROTT MAN-Cn Wednesdsy Oct l5 Gustav Theodore son
OF f. and A c. Elizabeth hoffman, aged IL n0h'n' al"
DAYS
sIYDRM-At sea Tuesday Sept It. j. schenek suydain
in the Sath yesI of his age. e,- i, 81.
sLANF-In Brooklyu Thursday. Oct IT, John ssne nef
short illness - -, II
STROBIA-lu Richmond, Va Friday. Oct ~ Johh H.
SrobA in th, I'D year of his 49, ,
sHUTE-On Thursday, Oct TO- Of hemoEIhsse OF the lungs
Sarsh Shute L.
SABIN-On Wodnedav, Oct. 10, Charlotte Ingram saon
aged years months md 2! days . =,
VII SOFA Railway j. on Sundsy Oct Il, Mrs Mercy
WILSON, widow of John Wilson esq IN the 7iih year of hei
&C. late Of PGnhtld.
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Arrived.

Steamship Ericsson Lowber Liverpool Oct mase and
10 ~ hence r Glasgow The has e1pcace
succession westerly wines me greater part Of me passage
p.sspser. 70 = Bech Kuuhad,. Oct lS ssnaed ship
IN Kenle in lat a e. lon ~ Ia; a.S vs5S s9Ssa we"Ae'
steamship lie Lyoqns: Dr. DevaSlt haVre o']i md'e-
Ship Rachel oi Boston, Crosby, Liverpool sept - S"~ 70
order. -, 49,, Italian shield. San.
R,s veoey Besis, St Jaso de Cuba IS days "srto j.
Nav Flower Rogers Marsele. Aug. ST. passed GSn
ter Sept 30 mase to LAytn haIeu bc.. Penang Nav Il
sS SoGs h s A.. lFi; pl: hip oa
Colby MoRIGs p, SS Sept 20 q , ~, Tt
Bis Jessie Kent (Br) Callahan ST. Johns N f. II day.
h' B ssq r S N Roger. Malaga Sept fruit wine 70 Co
1of Pr @c tom sG MsSsc to 5f s. Tb' sPG
Ion 81 50 exchanged lousitude with ,ehT Nehnm IN
Mss br;1 .boSins blue signal with white ball in s
ST. Oct lat 81 S. Ion. 81 H. sPolea Bremen 'eAr nom
B%s Princes. Royal (Br Peaman, Bermuda days arrow"
Brs Mediator ,Br) butee Mslas. Sept i6 and Gibraltar
Isth mutt to H. A. Rclards on nj. on SADIE n.Ia
Hsmburs) 18th of Georges, saw Br propeller Se~foh'
Brig Charleston 10 days, cotton, &c. TO George
BHs Ocean lBr LIE COulteOn sA Paul N F. sd'ys IN bal
sebr Watchman Allen, Calais lumber to Mayhem Talbot
4 Co. -. t.u,ha, % M.vhsw
schr Fl Dorado Plummer Harrington lumber 70 syhe"
scbf Warren A. GrHcn, Borden Baracoa Oct 2 fruit to
Sehf Ben franklin, Kelley Mbrdge, lumber to smith u
BoyntOn. $1,000. pAu.a.,,h,.
sehr Escort Murray Calais lumber 70 MAYHEM Talbot
SER Sea Breeze, Watson Bath, lumber 10 master
sctr Henry Alfred Cotk. Mllbrdge lumber 10 o. Simpson
Gassaoeas Hyland Bangor, lumber 20 Aayhev TAI
bot .
Self Oustsys Ames Rockand $500 ,
scr. Gen. Franklin, Mass Cheryhsd Lumber TO yss ~
scIr Gazette GAsk, Portland, Me heading TO j. = roI
Lemus. o...,co
Schr Olive. Psrritt, Eastport plaster ~ Sturees ""
Propeller O.pray. Kenny. Providence.
Propeller Ann Eliza, X obinson, Philalelphia: =,
SAlLED-sesmship Empire City, Gray, tor Ne"'orissn'
ard Havana -
WIND-During the day, Ne
The steamship Jamestown which due ~ this port on
Thursday has uads her appearance She he'd
10 put back pon Roads for shelter during the ate but
ricsne on the Chesapeake Bay.
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FRIDAY, Oct. LIP. v.

FRIDAY, Oct. LIP. v.
The tram actions at the Stock Board continue large
but the advance Of yesterday was not su=lAu'''
especially at and after the Second Board lhe % AZ
were free sellers, ard the supply vi eech s'"N
considerable. There special reason tot the 'NH
to-cty, excepting the rapid rise OF yesterday
closed q So a decline of e cent. tne was VII o
de, Ene Of & cent. y. y. Central fell oil g ceA',
Hudson River sold at 90, buyer sixty oun ll4
was anorg the firmest stocks, and improved 10 TO-
Wes:ern share ar active but generally lower' "c"
ican Central sold ct 92!: Southern, 81 lole1o' -
Galena. lC9]; La Crosse S9-which Is iur'Ael az
vance. Some private sales were made al o's a'I -
buyer sixty. Illinois Central sold at 10 Some Oh 'i'e
bears are very short Of cash stock, and sell a. 'e
option sixty days at the same pHce that they W! a.
cash. thus extending their contracts. llnois ooH1'
sold at ssI, which il lower. Central b., e'i huuson
Riyedls. Mtg, 97!. State Stocks are hrmer' MIS-
sour sold at So and Tennessee at 9li
Tie business i'll Exchange for the Arago mas ho'
been large and there is full supply OF oNi7
especially Francs, which are lower. The range loi
sterling is 81 90 T. cent with but few TRANSACTIONS
above q t. cent and fI,-class commercial signatures
ag4a9; y cent The anticipation OF dlfhcuN! III
negotiating bills in Paris has checked the desire 10
remit aud the market is very dull. Flrst-cIasS co''
mercsl bills drawn against Cotton have been sold at
5.2l! a5.20.
To Liverpool Freights are easier The engage
m,nts are As OC0 bush. Grain at = a 3D.; 3VVO Dds
Flour at o. 500 bales Cotton at j-32di Heavy Goods
at % 27s. 3D.. 600 boxes Cheese at rs ID 10
London: Grain at lOd; 800 bbs Flour at - I'd. ;
Heavy Goods at 27s. I'd. a 32s. Cd To Glasgow; fVV
Lbls Roein at Sc. %, 600 bush. Grain at lld; UOO
Lbls Flour at 3s.; Heavy Goods at 2's I'd a JUS !
300 bales Cotton at sod. COO boxes Cheese at 31s'
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
slIl,979 Ii; Payments, 1920 49, Balance, sl'''
b4i, CTS 90.
The City Bank has declared half-yeariy DIVIDEND
of p cent, payable on demand.
We hear rumors of $50, 600 to 60 by the Arago to-
morrow. but we think this exaggerated by some
500, 600. The shipments by Belmont, Won Hoii'
man. Gebhard Monroe & Co., Balm n Sanders,
and others.
The official announcement Of the increased capol
of the Phoenix Bank noticed yesterday has been
made The increase is from 81 200 900 to a, 1000,
and stockhoder have the option to subscribe in pro-
portion to the stock now held by them. The books
will be opened at the bank the 10th of November.
Fifty T. cent on the sto, is TO be paid on the 9Th
Of January next, and 80 T. cent with one months in
terest Oh the eth Of February. In addition to the
Banks alluded TO yesterday hear that the Metro
poitan Bank is considering The propnety of another
Increase Of their capital from 1900 900 which it no
stands at, to s5,0OO,OOC.
The imports of Dry Goods for the week are
$lOs3,2l against 81 S03 ga last year. The details
are:
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Philadelphia Markets.

hss iner.ered with outdoor operations BARE-Eo
che1ge Corros is inactive bur hr CLOyEssEED sell. AZ
s7c ~ IS buyers freely offer lower FLOUR
i@r today the advance but there IL inquiry for ship
ard only about 80 bbs disposed o. sc IS
bb for standard bran T. and $72$7 IS Tor The sales
the trade from 80 IS SO Is for and
isIcy o. RYE FLOUR Is -cace, AID hrm AZ Is IS. CosS
MEAL IN better demand aud 900 bbl. Peunsyyani. sold
90 81. Dbl WHEAT u IL demand al The Improvement
yesterday aes Of 900 bush PRIME Delaware aud Prunsylys
Lila Red s. sb mostly afoat aud email lots u White
81 65Q ~ Othe latter fox choice RYE continues 20 come
forward l~y, and eel, from ~ 20 &c. quality CoRS
much CURED after sales Of 1900 bush Yellow a. $751;
57c sfos aud 6e OATS scarce and wanted
81 df2c z bush 2jU bush. BARLEY sold a. 81 S3dtI 81
"h.AY -s slowly a. $ asc for obl-. 6Ge.c. for hhds
Al &c for Drudge.
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K4RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........oer
Cleared.

ste.mships-Asso Lines Hsvre. " Livingston; Enpsscf
Civ, GRAY Havana NJ. o. Roberts.
R,L.IiIly Roggs Dler Bristol Eng. Pace Van Iaal,.
! r. johnson Blake Norfolk, Peek Church Co. Loopa,
Dutch Bow u,es;e DoIdrech, Sc Funea Neinete John
Runysn FULLER s. :, basa. Ginhernot Esconaza, Nom
tuk Lincoln Galveston, h. BIZ weL Co George nomA
Ireland Kew West Beuner Deake Wursaa Kuhlk,n Lon
don Henshen u khat. 49, , .
BIg.-Csroa iSw) Chrs,aner, Bristol Eng, raueh
Nrireks Csroni Shroudes, ST. Thomas. F. II. Whitmoge
Msrv GIsy Charleston, Dgnham Dmon; CiresssiaD tBrl
Rir6au ST. Joins n r., J. II. Bnine.
sefooneIs-YoIktown Hubbard Lasaayra kibhe Mckee,
tssr Rird Pr Lockharf -. John d. X. ID. Wolf: Queen
f,h. south Wheeler Mobile. Laytn Hurlbutj Jas Miller,
Miner Mobile Lane, West Co Emeline Habit Bowen.
,is. ! b Gssei lola Hill, Hartford, J. b. Edwards.
sIocp-F Brown, Gardner Providence, master.
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Passenger Arrived

IN ,hip lie y0Enais. from Haere-Mr Isaac Bns..
II Msfh,y Madame Armsldiue BARN, M.. $. DinA.h :
ieab.u Ckasrsy vss.eeo J. County J. B. kras E1..-S
pcuciou D. F.tlo M. and Mrs.. solomon koeph son 49,
servant Jossph koepf AuEus;e CassanlI, Ns c1sx,-s
NJ A Cosui.fd Mrs A. Prrotn. james Murray, Hssr
Nror Mrs PAsssrd AID I've children, and y IN tie seSor
cabin. ,, a,
h.r c.. NJ Lowhsr f. h Beck, Gustsvas Rineck. NJ.
ylam Mn. A skinner and infant &C., ittendoI, Y
Nelson F. Gevav ich Jas Beatty MIS- Mary l.. seAalt,
D.ui, L Iovb.r Mrs NJ 4 Reade. Ms sarah Diane NJ.
Mason Jas Jones' Miss Mary GaTu,i hutchinson ,os
sdy Thouas P.se Ssml ID Page John d. PeAoSs we.toS
Anthony WhuiGan.-Sl .
and dire children and servant Mrs Brown MAOpey NJ
Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL Term.


DISSOLUTION OF The TRANSIT CoMPANf-PolNIs HI
LIED on BY THE PLAINTIFF.
Jeremiah q. Hamilton agt The Accessory transit 20
This case has been under argument during the day
We subon matter OF interest 10 persons conecIsd VIM
me Transit company the points submitted by MI Field OF
ssns q nf and the Cpar should Therefore sppon Re
seer ots effects and enon all persons iroin edahs there
Tie issues in thi. trial narrowed down to this
seeIee q the Provisional Government Of NieaIssua
This Court cannot inquire whensJ be as he
was or sesasy for the time
Nor can the Cont inquire whether there was consul
hon IN Ncafasus 80, whether the decree was ~ %
snee with H. These questions TO be settled IN Ncaas o
the people themselves and t' Sou., Ss5 b tinted States
foreign Court can inquire whether twothds Oh the senate
o. France to declare Congress unconstitutional
The decree IN question I 81 Nicsrssas; was de-
sosted In the archives of the state law OF the &Hd
promulgated solemn FORM as an aa'a1eG ov noon ' Of the
carried a' Ssysa Are not hese the true na Of
POwf aST iSaq nt % Of this State had
been adopted BY the people except Dy It's cnaity,on
Of this State framed in contempt OF the PROVISIONS oi ne
tmer Constitution, and its sole atn1Ily f s ,G Crt 10
eooh any further than TO whether the Supreme Provisional
oy,ment from which the decree proceeded was the Gov
srpmsn either de jure de Jaeo of the Republic d.
That this Supreme Provisional Government was he COY
.b recognition OF the President OF the United States and no
Court IN country question that recognition Oh It's
lit were proper consider whether this supreme rrovi.
lonAl Government subject 20 written Con'uuCh II
80, npon tie evidence that not ~ Us title Us gu
rsme Provisional Government IN plies that fact ~ Ihe es
~ its officers were the Constitution o. us
.ni ~ action purely military whereas that prescribed by
The Constitution civil a. All the forms OF the Consuu-
zion were suspended aud action OF the Tribunals super
ssded ISL The Executive 10 be elected was fesiel
not Director as provided by the Constitution TO- me man
nrr OF election direct Of the people not by Jnos
AID deputies a. II is proved beyond controversy ha the
Government did profess TO act i'll suoordnaoh 10
the Constitution. -
The treaty which 10 the Provisional government
Implied Constitution force
pep respect articles in ii would not have been made
IL there oblg CATION to respect all
The engagement to respect partcuaJ articles OF the Constr
futon compact between two Generals binding upon them
in good faith but II the Government established did choose
their
OF foreign Court long the people Of Nicaragua consented
10 Government created under Constitution
the administration 10 BE- regarded as lawful when recognized
by our Government and much Provisional Govern
be treated when acts In reality contrary 20 what
IL promised when il took possession.
Ii would BE- that the decree of d. solution not
1ary to the articles referred TO IN the treaty.
Decision reserved.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SrrcIAL TrRM-ocr IL
Before JUDGE lSGRAAAN.
CORRECTION

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-Ocr IL
Before JUDGE SGRAHAM.
CORRECTION.
In the case of Brond at. Simpson in which A re-.
eeiyer appointed the defendants James N In
stead Of james VI. Simpson printed IN Tar TKBvxE Of
Thursday lsst
DECISIONS.
TIE Hartford County Quarry Company John Pendeton
The statute allows q foreign Corporation 10 bring
tie action giving the security for
Upon hing the bond that night IL scquirt
ygovon the statute BY which the Court justified In de
cving the corporation Of the right thereafter
ceiling further bonds 20 be nled do
d the statute ioI ssnus notion and independent Of the
think the Cour' Ia authority
EtpdAnt asks for. Motion denied with costs.
ChKres BurrAl a. Henry r. Coukin
Attachment ordered. Bail fixed at 800
Rcbet :. Barnes sst Benjamin BseraAn $ J. Ruddeow and
others
Report Of referee appointing George Barnes receiver
Of the property effects kC Of the defendants giving bon
20 the people Of the State Of NcwIork The of CO.,
The Fire Department sg,. Michael Kun;z
Molten of defendant 10 open and 81, aside Judgment
DAME Leeds ast Peter Russo and John J. sltrer
Attachment ordered
Edward Carroll AK. " lillian Watts
Motion 20 smiss complaint granted with costs
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Conan. To~le - Fsrney Ho' .s M.r:han; Y.s c az
C Of bsr19 van hRf Stare Nut q. n'T Bssne a..
0dheid sr Ne" - ano R.dem Rsi.rc.a 20. Dei'"
Bord Owen AIT N.-''o .ry s5ciery NJ T. Church vn,-
Witt al Nv ma OK. Also Lyon az, ss''om
Wilson r. CeNe.ss N l,ual InsurarcG %
f'ot Css ss Soses. Knight Az Ia NJ md A. - -af
firm a. - mr.. 20 b. paid BY sPP"llAn's-h4s
~. and otL.rs .a Nestiake ao Ao'' s. Term rne
Iud.r .u. fes eral Term p 80 49, r, -
Macy At Farmers Loan and IIus,oo . p.t
AHA' Gen ,ier,d-steve.s az roman 1a' 49,
N~Ycrk Central Railroad Con Pany us, piir Hoyt at
No, 49, ri HUni at. scherrnehoIni Ohss'ef az;
p gs-ou bsLA' r. a. Mrr..fr4u.
| ~ 81 a. .aurned until De-. -, 100.
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COURT OF APPEALS,

~. II lSj6-NOs D., 53, %, *, struck OF.
~ Unr,a,, Hudson River Fire lu..tsnce Company Ar.
.,s5 Nj Gyo " Stevens Tor sPPr4sn' M. N. Hi jr
rsspondent. -. Armed Nj Gro. w s,.v.r. ~,
.,pelIsn; NJ VIM X. stafford fSI i'sponds1' o., a.,
nitted. . ..A the G,Iosins decisions;
And vie ast Davis Carter az Hang An' ~; T.
uh3n ~, ~, wal AIT Ess; yer lnsv-rcr Co NILS
a. Law sed,wl az T,an'oa a. %, S@S Yc9s o:y
Siosd Co AT, dudley Hc4cock az ssIS'Is. I'm ~ ~.
is n.ar.sos Go ksshI EMO, w. H. wsm 81. Yo.
- RsiI.n, RAITssd e. Tony Ast I''Ss' h''''"
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Markess. -. Reportld hr T,lserarh

brtFsL9 Oc' II P m-FLorG il good shipping demand
sales So bbs AZ 80 Is - 5 Illinois and Wseon.iu and
81 25G 81 81 hr Ohio and Canada WHEAT has advanced
sales -" oush AZ - to CHICAGO Spring Is Tor
zee Cub aud ~ y for White Milwaukee aud M!chisan.
CosS dull sales 1900 bush. at Ga4c BARLEY hrm "a =.
800 tsh Of State 70 arrive 81 q CANAL FsgIcHrs IN.
changed. 49,
ALsAsY. Oct. I'll a. N.-BasLEY-Four.rowsA 81 sI A.:
tC "a q 10 M1ed, II Jefferson County. % arriv.
81 y Sales u . oo bushels Of oars a. Nc y bu.h-l N
sure for STATE sales Of 90 busa. Coss Western Aaoa
loor avn " ~
Sr~9hirASs oct la-C0ITOs; So. ,Ossy ~ esle. q!
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SECOND BoARD.
$50 Illinois Cen. R. r. Bds. % - M'ehis.l
sale. Of stock. a, Philadelphia. Ocr. L..

REioR1LD FoE TEE y. Y TkIsuSr ~ J. n a. So 10,
P,bursb Coup C. Charter. IS SO smiHson n n %
a. 800 Reading 4 R. IS ioi; 100 DO, .5wn - ~ ~
20. lsO do b5u 40. To- do. s5wp u : 10 90 ~
o., ~ GO cash ~; 80 scn1yL Nav, -5fi ~ fe-N n -
c P so. 10 Lizzie Scauyl. K. r. b. ~. -, 40 -..- =.
Bettseen Boards-llUO Cry hs-.Fos1 o. sst' NV ~
set 80 Long Island Railroad, Ia =. o., 80. 70 aOo
SeeoAd so schuy XII Nsyisailon o'' . ~ r1
pt,ry.vsri 3. 81. To- R.scluz Railroad, 40 81 90 -
DO ~ int 49, 80 do, IS, i0 ~ PrLn'y VA-iA Nm -
CkP, 81 81. 90 Re.,irs
Railroad ,Jvu 4
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WATER FOR HoBoKES.-A communication was sent
A., IN. Hoboken Council last meeting by Mayor Osh'
r. he states that several months Of OhOrt 10 has sue
seeded in efectng the necessary oi "
tion Of Passac from The Jersey City WarNohs mo
Hohoten II has determined that supplement 20 he
charter Of the Jersey City Water Commissioners NECESSARY
ind he the session OF the Ne"Jeiy
Lessure he proposed acts together with copy Of ne
between the Jersey Cy wafer CO
,i.onfIs and The Msyor and Council Of Hoboken Also
a. Of AN agreement the Mayor and Council OF
ten the HobokeH Land and Improvement Company anu le
Waer CommissiOners of jersey Cyhe Land ana ImPr'vc
sn COMPANY having supply the funds or me nc
fhe Wok TIE Council ordered that measures
~ t,Len for the passage OF necessary act.
The parade of the Second Division of the New DER
,.v STATE Militia commanded By MAJOR General E. r. v
xyb al Berscn passed in fine style The line wa re-
i.w.d AZ 4 O'clock BY Governor PnCe.
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o,.,,,, or CENTRAL sFssIONs.-OcT. H-BetoFe Judse


. ,r,h.ol. who has been on trial for several
tse &c Of srsud larceny. obtaining. irsuduenty
cay % P.,.r schmidt j,wt.el, VS. ths morning con-
- and rem arded for sentence ~ e,.,-..
Ir,, smith bov Ilel and c9nvc'td ~ o.iRsIy ia
p % Geeree upon the hous"tof fsncs vincent NO - RANK
~. S,eet Sent 70 the House u Refuge 800
trrs Aymar tGied aud CONVICTED ~ buI@hy 81 de-
house Of Garrett Winter, No. lio Chatham street
- R.l.r Was med and convicted Of assault with
4 - ,sesuou on Hrnr, Sckl.r Peniteutsry year.
I'm krisan " convicted Of pe larceny. Peniien'issy
3t,orff, Adjourned.
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further decline. We qeo,s Middliss Ct i2c oyh-, 49,,
are generally dull and unchanged ~se-es
Htw-OsfsaSs Oct T.-CorTos-S4e. o-dsy Of ns,.,
AZ further dec le VI We quote NADINE Al r,s,ss
fLouE and W HEAT rsther better MSS PoRE sd IS
OswEco. Oct Ill p M.NHEAr unclaimed; So. a A..
tI.h,s uc udirs 80 bus.s Chicago sprirs Il 81 Co.
FEEIsHTs NewYoTk Flour soc.. heat l6e. ,p -
Lax INPoRIs 1850 bushels Nheaf lO0o bushsl. b.,
CANAL ENroErs. 2s.9 BIS Flour, 6iso bnsh,l. Whes, ~,
"a 80 ~ 4. IN
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sUFREME CoURr-Cl.culT-oer i6-Before Judge

SALE OF THE BlPPODRoAE--SUIT FOR BROKERAGE.
Chauncey Barnard sst John b. Monnot.
Action for brokerage a sale of the Hippodromo
property 1t S2oooo II proved that Mr. Barnard
that the bargain fe through The property nevertheless
asTwaId conveyed BY Monuot himself Mr. Emo with
bargain m4delS par IL ZIG within ten
Gawsrd and the residue IN the the year.
Monnot refused convey the whole because
wug him part with H. The Court chArged that
there necessity for binding writing entitle
brokoE 10 commissions.
The Jury disagreed aud were discharged at roy p M
Horace Barnard for plaintiff j. w Gerard and Edwin Logan
fcr defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18

RrpuBLIcAS GERxAs CoSvESrIoS'-inel vs. %as
Convention of German delegates at newark vi "u''
dsy representing the Germans OF hooIAgn, o''Soi
CITY, Newark, Elzabethtown, orange hah"oy "".,
Trenton at which Dr. Newell, the 'anoda'e oPPOSe1
A. ,hs Administrator was repudated on the ground
,h., no was a Kpow-Nothng, and DIR. Alexander, the
D.roocratie candidate, is Pro-Slavery. Dudley ).
r,orory was nominated for Governor in his place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18
NEULJERSEY ITEMS.

The Republicans of Perth AmbOy were ,oo',
o. Norday evening, in an earnest and sensible speech
bv Prof. Thomas Chase Of IIaverford oonese' '"''
an able and efficient volunteer in the cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18

Peter c. Osborne has been nominated for Congress
by the opponents Of the Administration, IN the i'th
District Of NewJersey, in opposition to John Huyler
the Democratic candidate. MI Osborne IL Free
Soil Democrat, and opposed George Vail IN lo'i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18

Sailed from Edsartown 18th. ship Hero, Hoey hr rseSs
SAILED from New Bedford 18th chips Rambler Reindeer sa'
China Pacific Ocean; barb Amsxop do uu,
spohen-sept H. st A. lon. 50 ship Governor 1rosp -
ton from New BEDFORD for Pacific Ocean, bound into
july Ia, . S. IOr. g u E. ship Per viss Of and ITO"
New .leIseE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18

K.ow.So1HlSc CH.H1tR No''I 800 niab,
18Th wald Know-No'hing' On w." ~" 10
minated Alfred Doah ior Aae'S''~ e. 49, snd
f. supervisor Daniel J. Sc"e''N 'O' A'''''' ''''
A., r.taw fr Constable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18

NON cv , PpoMisE1r C,'IlfS.-Mr. scnenck
. To- ,r,ueuan well known IA this city anc thi0lshout
f'erd lcd a board the steAshp hncssoh on ma
-. - S.,.eber lie been leJOung under Illness ior
,s tnc and adved 70 AXE tnp 70 EaIoPt iof NE
80. Of hi. health H. died After being out two days ms
s,a were ,skcn Liverpool AID brought bah, arriving
b.r, on Thursday Lisa'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18

ToaBELif- IN THE EIGHTH WARD.-Nearly every
40. - h VA. VACATED account Of the ysI""
- do 'e p. on, found % be robbed OF oVsIy
,.,fn carving of the return Of the occupants ih
* 81, s.4.s e The families was - suGdsn hAt hoJ "
IL rl.n-S LnI