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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
Markets. . Reported By Telegraph.

.,p.xv nc, 10 II M-The weather is rainy. There 10
not much BAILEY offering, sales tuvV BUS CaydHs
and four rowed. IN lots, al Do COIN otero'SS ,o'
Western mixed afoat. OArs4c bus measure oI State;
NHEA1-sGs 5000 bus Nhite N&nadan soA al II w. 'NN
s. bus arrive, st S. eeS ,,--... l.,
Brry 40 Oct. g. N-FLoVR IL m Eoot shippns te
rusud: sales Of SEQ bbs st S6 ) for ladianA 20 ~ tot
OLo 70 To- No supcrhuc 1851 tor ,hoce Michigan
WHEAT held firmly sales OF 10 M" oush At - -, 'ot 40
sprire and - 49, ri Il choice W n- COIN
md inward as Il 1900 bush. 81 ar'. and csso 10
arrive On private BAILEY e steady safes o -" o'
r,rtr,n Al ~ CANAL FRsIGHrs are hrn Nt Zoe oT toIh
s,J Die for heat 20 N,wNork RECEIPTS tor tnc y nours
Jir a. Noon TO-DAY: l6t bhls Flour % 100 BUSH NhrN
C,x ExPoRrs-253 bbs Flour. 49, IS bush "heh q 81
lush Com y ~ bush. Oats The wind Tor the pas week mas
be- blowing up the Lake, and consequently the arrivals nave
been .ht l. IS cLAnged ana large nett Oh 'e'se' VII
be her, By Monday. - ,-.- i...hi-
lower shipments Buffalo $1,000 bush and 10 OweEo lSoo
hush CoRN-Maiket unsettled; safes a. Sloc tEpments
20 Buhso 43 coo bush. FsEIGHt sc considerably higher
Is. p.mNHEA /. without ulAttritl cbalke
in price with good shipping demand SAFES ooVO uI'1
4sg 81 for White Canadian snc 81 - TOR k"d Oho'
Cos. dull CANAL tREIGHrs-ic. Tor Corn aud 100 i3t
" hest 10 Newiork. LAKE lMPoRTs to-day; 81 bushels
heat 20 $50 bush Corn $500 bush Rye Canal ENPORI
$50 bbs Flour ~ so bush Wheat, 1880 bush Corn S@o
bush Rye. -, .c...... ..,,,
IN 600 bales II Yesterday decline the quotations beng NC
re for Niddne The sales OF the week were <uu1 DNe
stock in port 10 decreased receipts ~ eco bales sats OF
CoTFFE Tor the week $50 bags; quotations NC stock "a
port 600 BAGS. SUGAR sells Tor vac rLoNhi ~ o.
fREIGTs uuChai ged. , ,,
oc, -CoTroN-Sae. to-day $500 bales the lower qtali'
tie, are Tale lower: Middmg II ollie. TALLow sells a.
lie HateIn HAY, rs 81 STERLAG ENohANGE' y = cent
premium. D., T.,
without material change. Wool market active with an 'i'an-
cling tendency sales the week 10000 10 PRNrNG CLOTHS
Prices rm tending upward sales at the week to pSe''
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MARRaE

cHACF-DUTTOY-In Reeh-ner,N Y, on Thursday. oot.
t.of,e s. Chsc. Warren r. AAd Mss Oivs c. second
Ssurhtef Of { .flos Duron, esq cf Rochester.
CHlPMAY-NrLEs-h Cir cinnaii ~ Thur day Oct ls By
49,. Rev v Imam r. EGIsr,l, NJ. william II. Chapman VI
tIs clt, to Mrs Eeleu daughter of S Nl's esq.
CHIPCHAsE-WOOD-On Thursday evening, Oct. II. AZ The
broom este R,formed Dmch Church. by the Rev r
striker John Francis ChpeAase 10 Mary Louisa wood both
pAPROw-PAINE-In Roches.er on Thursday Oct, l6 ~
TIE Rev Dr. Shaw, Wallace Dsrrow ESQ Of the firm Of +
Darow Brother 20 Nellie L. daughter Of the Hon. Scho
la r. Paine
DUNCAN-HOwELL-Inw Washington City D c, on Thurs-
d, evening 6 the residoce Of thu brides l1c the
Hou Rotc J. walker, by The Rev. Smith Pyne, D., Ion
DuL Of Ysobushs to Lucy Duncan Howell Of Na;chez
Mrs
DEhIsON-BROwN-A,N Newark n j. Oh wednesday Oct.
A. : the Rev. J. T. Weon Rector Of Trinity Cnurch
Henry Denison ESQ Of Davenport Iowa 70 Miss 9acae
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "wednesday evening Oct Is.
Ry Let jones lie residence No II Second avenue
MI John D. Lem Oh to Miss Esther J. HutcLinson
MOTT-1HONAs-On 9Th day The lttb inst, at Friends
meeting house Burustoc, y j. Richard 5 Mott and suan
Thomss, both Of that city. r
McLENAN-sMITH-O Thursday, Oct 9, At the Hotel o.
james VI Lsmson The CoIneIs' Ulster County T., by
Ira d Cha,feld ESQ John McLensL Of Newton. City TO
Mss Abby Smith of Pine H1ls.
NI1CBFLL-LE MOYNE-On Thursday Oct l6 a. the resi-
dence OF the brides father By the Rev samuel Cook Rector
If St. Barthoiemeys Church Samuel A. Mitchell j., Of
Philadelphia 70 Clara, eldest daughter Of Adolph' Le Moyne
OF this city
PARKINsON-BRINCKERH Christ Church, Nor.
Wicb Com. "wednesday evening, Oct H. BY n ny
MI Morgan, Ch,rles Il. PsJk. Of hsanzas Cuba 70
Sarah daughter Of the late Geo w Brick Tho1 ESQ., oil
Matthias.
ON0-LIvINGsTON-In this city, on Wednesday Oct
the Cathedral by the very Rev DT starr Sicaoehe
daughter of Van Brugh Livingston e,q, AL Of this city
STEVENSON - TINsLER AT Gharle'to~9 Mass or on
1LursdsJ, Oct le by he Re- Ihomas n L"bo7 a.
Tinslcr L. s. N.
ROWLAND this city THURSDAY eyenias @ 3f
IS by the Rev f. $. YocoD Nj Charles > Illus 10 Aiis'
Msrtha A.. Rowland ell Of New OK
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Pnsseuaers Arrived

From California IN .'eam'h'p Tera, from San Juan y
Renne Captain j. Pitts, ". Ootte C. GlcntOn. Dr. Smiley
Col McDonsld Captain okeefe, LieuenaI Mcdonald, Lieut.
Webb W. Storms, g. ~ Brown. R. n sr2wn d.. j.
family C. Huse Tiouts Wines AID Co.'S Messenger Cap
tain ]. With.rs, L. $: A., T. n Frmen Parks Moses
child, j. Thorno M. Sharp l. ?, Cox and Fone Mr. AZ
derson, sPeysr Mrs King and family PREF Lieut. Z,
no Hliyia g. Ferren and servant freeman and Co'-
Express Messe Ms. Chadwick aud family Mr. Croy Mrs
Woo worth and two niant Mrs r. r. Bryant and infant
b. Westco;t, Mrs Evans G. II Wians NJ Moses. Mr.. Ara
Mrs Ws,Lburu f. Livingston p. II. Hoglsr and lady j. r.
Havler w d HssLln, w. Herbert. Captain Blanchard J.
Cuumir and four J. Hsrs,on and four ksro s-a
family Miss Baciwood Mrs. Fulton, Mrs bal " dS
Mn Ballsell NJ Shuber ana family O. pe1E ana VIE "
i.aI ,no family Mfiean family, C. Weston ard wife,
Nj CIsbb and family Mr. GoHieu g. Gillmsn C. Everett
A. Lerhom A. Caldwell W j. C~d~Tlli VIZ. L; bsdS,n
bin j. NJ. Dunlap A. Music Mrs. $. True aud child, j. b.
Bolsn FuElohgE H. Smith g. Gorden' j. Cunningham aud
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Ocean Steamers.
Passengers sailed.

7, N, United States Mil seGme, Arlco Jor southampton
ID Uory-Nra z Is McCagg, four children nd maid Misses
Wbiting Hart Hull A. Exundtr Cannaok, 4 Camneck Mrs
A T. Camnack Mr.. Murray, Miss r. { Crow Miss i'cdoIe
Mr. and Mrs. o Reynaud. Mr. and Mrs III Dc Mol on W
trrto Mr. George Tiffany friend and servant Mt ani Mr.. >
Hauehton Mrs. Winchester and maid Mr. "inch.sier ".
McIourkey Mr. and Mrs Castsmeod, Miss Evans Mise hod
crsn Mr. 1au,uV Mr. w. s. Wemorr, Mr.. and Mrs : Col
ss child aud ssrysnt Mis- Morse Mr. and Ms Berry MI
md Mrs Townsend children and servant MI aud MIS-
r. w Lalor DR.. S. A Fiske and wife Nj C. d. Smith, MI
O. McGourkey MI A. Hourdegnin, Mr. and Mrs. Lombard,
two children aud Mr. and Mrs Weston An three chill
drep, Mr. aud Mrs. c. q. Edwards. Mrs Williams,
FIVE children and nurse; Miss Williams Lieut.. K. w.
SCOTT Mr. aud Mrs j. r. Curtis Miss Deano Miss Rspplrt,
Misses f. p and H. A. Clark Hr. Delano Mr. tederck and
wife Mrs ROGERS Miss Rogers. Miss S.Waker Messrs W
W and NJ t. Rogers; IS Heitze aud daughter NJ Nsge,
Mrs Magic and Miss Nagies Mr. and Mrs Const,ole Mr.
C,n.,shl M Constable Franire Poey, L. Draper Evans,
Col r. f. Coke Mr. Lewis, William o. +. A. Brown VIII
liam CLARK Miss f. " CLARK, William Lawrence Mr. MR..
Ine and daughters Mrs Samson, W. Lane d. Lane M and
Mn Hall Mr. and Mrs Jacques Mrs. g. Page and friends,
MIR Remond Miss Remonds Jules Remond Mrs. kahn.
and children c. A. Mann, the Rev c. f. Dugas, w n.
Elery Mr. and Mrs. Chonyeut, Capt Goodhue, M. o. r.
Murnford Mrs. Levine, Giles W. Feishmsnn, Mrs. II.
Claster J Lecuye, j. Baio NJ Figaroa, ii. II Goodman,
G. o. Goftor Mrs Louis Mr.. F. Textbook, w Gregory j.
button Je kns, A. Fernandez Is Fernandez Mr.. aud Mrs
Waener Miss Rhosds kouI, Tilton, Mrs Gerardi Mrs
Philippe Mr. and Mrs Withere Mrs Wfhere ch fren aud
servants Mrs Pennu. Mrs. h. Menger MI GAEard Jules
Psrso, Mr. Jones, M Schmidt NJ Cols,d NJ Bsboid j.
Deutch A. Godust T. Kokler A. A. Werhmsn, Ed and G.
Keller T. Hem Mr. Crorohurs Mr. Huber, Mr. McSa'in Mr.
Pstoschi Mr. and Mrs Gists Mrs. T. Felkey, Mrs ColeId
Mrs. f. Brsnda j. A Jones' MI Brown, 3r Payton sche
MI Quinsst-Totsl, 2l3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

COFFEE continues moderate request but for Ri price.
quote the decline for the week al &c Sales OF
90 bass Rio skmEiugs % loc Is Rio at He and 5 mats
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for low grades of West,
Canal Flour but with few sellers at the de-
cline The demand r export has aoated slightly and there
PosH' ysraiion and TAR tsfu:' 2s !5 e3 ne and En
TO coed State asa 81 State SO 7oa &c 81 for
fidn ndPs ard SRP.r LIE 81 5o. tor , ,9R%35
GSnesee Canadian Flour lower in fair request sale.
for extra brands Southern Flour in good request specially
tho better ssdes-these hr-hie mixed bands are dull
food brsnG. Baltimore and 81 IS 90 10 for fancy and extra
tsnd. Rye Flour quiet go s. i sne And uPeFnae
under "a sG s, nav: POE sgS aJ
and incline 70 hasss' sale. o.
GRANT, arrival. Of Wheat in Of the demand
ard with rmress freiEhts prices 1 lower
on common and pnue qualities. Caoce lots ns pi-aty
ana vel held Sale. OF 7uO bush Red Illinois at 81 SCI
Cub a. 81 s. $500 ba.bWkite Indiana s6s; lao bush
Whe Kentucky ralrosd depot 1900 ou.h Mhite
Il 500 bush Milwaukee Club a. 81 80 Is easier sales VI
500 bush Canadian at CSC Oas steady sales OF STAT AZ
ale. ef 500 bush Inferior Canadian 81 Canadian Peas
se quiet at s5dgc. White Beans in demand at sls7Gs2
f.ht. priee. lower Of 2? 900 bush 6sG70c for
Mixed southern Yellow nominal al 7la72 and White
HDEsToday but little has TRANSFERRED owing to the great
HoPs~Nep continue firm with ;sir inquiry AID sh, sup
py .s'es adlc. for choice 1859 Ole are With
out change
IRON-The market heavy for Scotch Pa and small lots
are char sing hands al $50 50G fSl, mos
receipt. ar more aefr Ap PS ~ ST.y D
buovsnt with a good demand
LINE RockAnd IS quiet and rm ~ Soc for Common Ard
81 70 for Lump
LEAD QUIET, notice 10 further Transactions
MOLAsSEsThs demand for Foreign continues active. and
prices are buoysnt thds Porto Rico and Cuba
husSyado az Soc and 20 df7e 30 hhds Cuba MnscOvso
Sd4oc the former hsuie for taI and q bids Porto eo a.
Sic
NAVAL sToRES-sprs Turpentine is better, ba, tue de-
snd less active sales - 80 bbls ~ ctr csn md
retail lots Il Crude remains quiet, but the stock
SIeay redseea slS .oes Te saa.a.aed TIE sp
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TotL,.....................el,S S.WV
The average premium at which the foregoing loan
was taken was 20.
Under the firmness of freghts, the Breadstuf mar.
kets are less firm, and Wheat, with sales OF oVVoo
bushels, declined about &c. = bushel Conn active
Holders of Cotton have submitted TO decline OF to-,
ard the market is still heavy. The advlces from the
South in regard to the growing crop are more favorable
than was anticipated. Pork is irregular with sales OF
coo bbls. at s12 and $40. Beef is steady. Sugar
continues very active, with further sales Of zoo hhds'
at L. advance. The entire advance of the week -
ga &c. Molasses Is also buoyant and active some
5000 hhds. have sold within few days. Coffee Is
quiet.
The Hamilton and Dayton Railroad has declared q
dividend of 81 y cent for the past Elk months The
earnings for that period s2i ,t6 against sl 'SI
same time in 1855, showing an increase of sS,1'9
The f flowing is a comparative statement ofearnlngs
Of the New-York Central Railroad during the month Of
September. 1855 aud 1856:
Observation-Disclosures. ....... $500 II
The esrutngs Of various Railroad Companies fOr the
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK


s.eamships-Nashvlle Even Charleston, SpoSord Tiles
ton Alahan q. schenek Savannah, 5. l.. Mitchi.
Sbips-ti,pos Pencil New-Or!eens BOb-on 4 Fosdck !
Upire State Briggs. Liverpool D. A. King.lsnd sutton
Glance Gillespie, GLASGOW, Tspsco,t & Co.
Rarks-C. ". Pouuey C0rant Philadelphia j. w Eiwell
CO. SHANE tSw) Olsen Bristol Enk. FGnch M-ue1e (;
American Witham CsIteas Mora Navarro Eawn. Mataer
Noble Pot Smith Co.
Brigs-IiIre (Brl OBren St John " B., J. 8 Whitney
4 Co. W N. Heath -, Jscksonvile c. & f. J. Peters
schoorers-L Peacock McCready Savannah, J. r. Gilmore
Co Alex Mitchell, Luscomb Wilmington, j. A. Macha 70
J. A Starey sinmonds Winlinstou McCready Mott & c.
Commerce Daniels, Norfolk n BedeN; Hax., VIA ers
Richmond c II. Pierson Reindeer Kinne Alexandria Ner.
rll & Abbott {. Lisoom. Baltimore Mailer Lord
& Qusresu; J. s. CARTS Wnsey Philadelphia J. W. Mckee;
NewYork Goodsel Bo.On Dayton sprague River Qaeea
Fowler, Providence l. Kenny.
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,75 1904 I7s $50 on te IT, 1855 7io 1914 ls a. 1879
i7s7 iss isi5 p32t is5I s6 e5i Sp ~ lss Sy Ies,
Tl7 2Sl Justice Gould will bold me circuit o 70. Ssconu
Psrt " the General Term Room ~ =, n-o ~,
srprpIoR COURT -Tnsl Term.-Nos 81, -, 2Jl
90 - go rs rs Tl nj 81 1852 55, ~ 70 1tJ %
"a 81 Ss5 80 s67 ST. 49, 2il 1914 o6s Ses Sc ~ S7j "a
SIS r. - ~ p, &c IN
UsIrED STATES DISTRICT CouET.-Nos' -, 40 ~
n 50. n.,1, nj ~ ~,
"a i2I 600 70 IA 164 80 SO l's lilo III ll@
80 IC46 1882 1914 8S3 s44 942 9l8, 1914 1913 go,
7i7I llGj llt6, llO7, li.8.
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Steans ship Knoxville

Sfeamship knorville, Ludlow, savannah, Oct. IS With
ndse passengers Samuel L. hehll l7thnst an
IS miles Of HseTa exchanged signals with steamship Fo
dz; $50 an IS n.es Of Hatte4s, exchanged signals with
steamship S9u-heTuer both bound :.
stesnship Texas Forbes san joan Mic via Norfolk here
she for proysons passengers and specie C. MORAN
L sols.
Steamship Maron Foster Charleston, dse. and passengers
TO spofcrd, Tles'on Co.
Steamship Janestosn. Parrish Richmond aud Norfolk with
ndse and passengtrs 70 Ludum Peasants Passed
below banegat, al aIAncsn schooner the beach f o
SIP Champion tof Bath wilson Hsnnbnrg Sept. a. ndse.
sud 19 PASSENGERS 10 '" b Schmidt Co. Has lad eight
deaths o. the passage.
B1k LshSastr tBr G.ks Sing pore May 49, hemp Sc, 70
BNclsy Lyin gtor Fxperenced yery neavy ses of the
Cape. Lf S. Helena Aug 49, crossed the EolAtor AuE ST.
AMI has BAD Yey L.: DIas4 Ess ney he whole dst-aes
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aol; Reading, sodsoii Toledo, -; Central, ~,
&c. The large shipment of specie by the Arago am

q0l; Reading, s0asoi; Toledo, -; Central, ~,
DC. The large shipment of specie by the Araso am
the doubt in regard TO the condition of the Bank
Farce had unfavorable influence, ard checker
ransaciions but the bears were unable to make much
in preston on the market. There are but lev enc
Stocks selling, but the market : firm.
The Exchange market closed as before houceH
Francs were plenty and difficult Of negotiation ouye',
Ireerrrg to wait the arrival Of the next steamer d
some shipping Gold instead Of RENTING bis i"e
range has been wider than usual Sternng = uu'
changed. the best Bills being the market al =
cent.
Freights are better but not active TO LNe'PVo'
lO.OCG bush Gram were taken at 9.di ',1oo Dds
Flour at Is; 800 bales Cotton at 5-2d.i NV w.
Cheese at 27s. I'd. q 3Os. To London: ''ooO ousu
Grain at TO- cid. goo bbls. Flour u s. W. ~
Glasgow: 10 200 Grain at l0ld.. in bags Low 0O''
Flou at D. load. IS Cotton at J-32d.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was; heceP
s1lO36S -; payments. ss9.O4 81; Balance, si''
t65 353 lj against s3 AS ij7 lat Saturday sno"iHs
a gain Of Sl5t 500. We have no data oy Nneu w
can ascertain the exact amount OF the DeO' u
which will become due November T. but II no oou Nv
exceeds million In November last the alioun' ou'
standing was 81 ,36S, eco.
Albert II. Ncosy regular sem-weekly auction sue
Of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Mohday d.
~ o'clock al the Merchants Exch inge.
The Iurorts Of the week other than Dry Goods are
s15433t5, against 81 ,44llJS same week last year
10 tor no eek ia.
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SECOND BOARD.


There was fair amount of transactions ct the Stock
Board today-the closing prices showing DO very i'm
portant change from the previous day. The morning
Board was heavy. but at the second Board some de-
seppuonS showed better feeling Ene c!osed at VVi
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-, -~s.,tss broken up IN h,s euInsss sn1
...r. and blasted In eharseI s inst or ressona-
defDdant vhnOos iasfifv their
soooeta W and since suoh esf- - s"I.pad
hs oanre hs.r they have hrsnded ana puoane
30 om - or4ans undsr Their col'o ~ -.
ssr1soie n, h,yvn infamy ~hcm Only w ~ -
bs.,',s c,rld propery BE- appiFa ~ p, ~
hsye been Inflicted without 70" name OF pt'n~
sosopea "a ssre knowingly and wi1ly malicious - ur-
se -. and expects 20 prove And a'ph' sey- ,e
20 ent william T. Coleman - nlan 81 grest ~,th'
s-ld led 10 worth from one % Two hundred t9a
HnIS snd Opponent believes he is worth Que hundred
sac houssDd dollar. al his debts That IA sad de-
sasnts Coleman and James Doys are now temp AfJ IN le
and be il also informed ana b"Frs the oe
Truett. will shortly b. here, and depJnent
xso,, prays that sid Coleman, Dow- aud True,' may
1919 81 h In ,be un Of twenty-five thousand dollars each,
h.rh reasonable amount il view ~ Lac
mr. mies and which Opponent believes they give "i'et
Shheulty ,-,rrt.u am IMAM
So o. bsfo., me- tits le dav OF Oc., 1856.
Wn SNCLAiR Com. oil DEEDS
Before judge ISGKAHAM.
Abraham Cummings, assignee, AZ, AT James Ma1'
Jpdemes for plaintiff for 81 $50, damages and cO5H'
Robert II Shannon sssignees &c. sg David h2e.Ge'
Motion for order If attachment a. alnsI Tue Ut
fpdaDt granted. Bail fixed at $40. -
William Wood aud John Eistner aE Henry buana'n !,
Notion Ia vscato order stikm5 OUT answer u ue~
Francis G. Macy act. Michael Doody.
Order OF r. fen eDce TO r. A. Tanadge, esq.
Henry Jones AIT. r. T.. Ptclsd
Order of r. ference TO John J.. Mason, esq.
Charles Leonard AIT Thomas Post.
Motion 10 di-nlss comp laint granted
Augustus r. Lane Mathew Clinton.
Order OF reference To Geo ; Still, esq
Lame. w. Smith sgi. Frederick A GGion and others
Melton for All attachment arilnst the Defendants
rrsated. Bail fixed in the sum OF > ~
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Markets. ,. CAREFULLY REPoRrEDFoR TIE TRIBUNE.

ASHFS-The market better tor Pots with fair demand
and moderate supply sal.s Of q bbs at 5000 81 75 and
Pearls Al 80 now held higher.
COTTON-The market fully c. easier and heavy Hold
would have concede &c. response from
buyers The sale. 900 bales. The following
yised quotations:
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
.i...l. FL Al.L.i L IT,
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs Day

SrrREsr CogRT-Soocal Term n, ~, Cisss-No'
"SnpRrNE CouRT CIRCUIT.-Psrt Mos. S'9,
ri0 ass 7i9 75 ~ 80 45l 2 - 1867 los icZ al so
Iy7 79 55I 1914 w. I1!b l!, III! 30 ~ rAE1 AL-NSs
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Included in the Imports were: Coffee s12 iOO Goal
s2t 5co Cigars 81 100 Furs, s29 500 Fish, s2 9ooi
Inoa Rubber, s2i 600; Brandy s94,sOOi Hides
so 7Co: Iron s7s 600; Lead, $4,000 Steel, s29oO;
Tin sl4s 900: Mossses =. 800; Salt $1,000 Sugar,
slC3. Geo; Watches, SO, 400; Wines, go, iOo'
The exports of the week, exclusive OF specie are
Al lie. against OSl 1858 last year. The aggre-
gate thus far is: ,s.s
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The business of the Clearing House was s3 soooOO.
There was a change in the officers Of the Pacific
Bark ut the election on Tuesday last. Mr.. liiden,
WHO has been President since the organization OF the
Bank, retired aid Mr.. Campbell, who has been Cash.
Ter since the Bank went into operation, was elected to
fill the vacancy. The First Teller, Mr.. b. Buck, was
elected Cashier The Board of Directors is now as
follows: j. Campbell, jr., VIM. Smith, G. r. Jackson
Henry Wenzel Ebenezer Beadeston, Nathan c. Ely
Charles l.. Tiffany, Charlef b. White John A. Mer-
rift, David YouDgs, Amos +. Hatfield, Ebenezer II
Pray John Kerr, and Alexander Hawkins.
Land Warrants are in good demand and improving
TLon,so,s Rank Note ReDortcr quotes them:
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-ocr. H.
TIE ease of Henrico Da Costa, changed With ft'in

ant b. Brman fr the slave sde that Of james Burke James
IA hit Ina Pack COnucTs indicted Tor robbug Ay pasen-
s.r on board Illinois and thai Of es NJ Higgins indicted
hr lnallsiaug hLeT, are all set down for Monday.
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The indications are that if navigation shall keep opt
AZ late as usual end no interruption occur the business
of the season will nearly quite equal that OF last
year. o, .t,,, 50.
l26 zoo uns which more than makes up the deficiency
on the Lehigh Canal The receipts of the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad for the month of September ut. IeAciu
sive of the u all, amounted to 81, 1896 Is.
The Cumberland Coal trade for the month of Sep
tember says The Ciriiian quite large consider
ing the many difficulties arising TO ,ana navigation
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad transported 81 l79
tuns the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 10, s9S tuns;
making in all 81 i07 tuns; which, at 81 y tun, the
average price paid at dewater amounts to $2j7 62S,
more than quarter million. From present appear
ances the shipments for the present month will be less
by rairoao but greatly increased by canal, and Octo-
Der may foot up at least 50 900 tuns. The canal Is in
exce Mt order throughout There is yet scarcity
of water at Cumberland though i. does not materially
affect navigation,
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MI e Is. HOntDgUH IIuo HIHUC 0Ie' III e"s
to William II. Haley.
The State loan which was awarded at Albany to-day
did not attract much attention, and went about D 2
cent below the price of last loan The demand from
banks is not large and apprehensons of more strin-
gent money market kept back speculative bids. The
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OMITTED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Ocr. Il
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uuITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-OcT. IS
Judge BETS.
THE PANCHlTA SLAYER.
The examination Of Augustine Caesar de Mesquite,
rrpercarpo of the Panchita did not begin till about
o'clock to-day. Mr.. Black appeared as his counsel
Fbe testimony which the fist mate y. j. Brewer
~aye against Da Cunha was ad United by consent.
What little the witness added was not material
The second mate, Francis A. Brewer, was next ex-
summed He added no new facts to the case, simply
confirming his brothers story.
AIumber of exhibits were then put in, chiefly con-
sistng Of Mosquitoes private letters in Portuguese
Among them, however, were two important papers,
viz: A blank bill of sale to Mesquite, and power Of
attorney from Weinberg 4 Weeks to Capt. Naylor,
authorizing him TO execute the bin Of sale on certain
conditions.
The examir alton was adjourned till Monday at II D..
The further examination of Da Cunha IL set down
at the same hour and before the Commissioner.
He It'll continues ill., but his counsel waive bis presence
and VIII 90 on without him.
Before Judge BRIDGMAs.
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT. ,
One Thomson mate of the American ship Richard
aLop charged with cruel and unusual punishment was ex
.Ipned this morning Robert w. Sykes complainant, aud
George w Mayhew the only witnesses Called Seems
nat the mate ordered Sykes haul in the hawscr sykes M
sHesd that there enough already wbteupln The
mate him with ropesen on his head and shoulders
Con plant dismissed.
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aIJn,, "a
The exports Of specie from this port for the week
ending this day and for the year 1885, thus for, were
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