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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19
Fun The Pin,Ss,ya Pot, Ner. Is.

p.u.,o, CoxxvcrtoS BETWEEN THE MISSISSIPPI,
TIE LAKES AsD The PACIFIC OcEAS-i w ..
papers the execution OF contra. " ,h I nj
CrcaI ard Lake Superior Railroad Company WIN IN
loz Jacknan Jarret. Co. or this state ior tee eo1
struoicl and equipment OF their entire ine ~ ivau'
nom Yuosou 10 Superior. The WORK IS 10 oe CO. en-
pesed and in running order ny Ine .'n y, ID ~ 6nst
The contractors men Of experience, anu % hi
c,sss credit and responsibility. The ROAD Is aoou'
40 miles in length, and connecting, as uoes'
the Mississippi and the Lakes Is o. VS.. .rte a,.
po.tspce. II will open up to the spirit on enter.
pyise settlement and development, large region OF
yaluabe and productive country. IL WIZ secure 70
Pittsburgh continuous railroad TO the western 'er
cation OF Lake Superior, where new emporium "
commerce is fast growing up on the beseaui ana
cious Bay of Superior formed by a Junction OF tne
waters OF the St Louis and Nemadjl Rivers with the
LsAe II is The gate through which the weaitn ana pro
duce Of Northern Wisconsin Minnesota NsoraSn st
Oregon and Washington Territories, as wei as inc
British Territory must find i,s way TO tue great Lake
A world of beaotiful rich and valuable ye' almost un
settled country extends beyond this great es 70
the head alters OF the teilowstohe anu "'sso" "N'
lance of more than 600 miles.
II is through this vast region, which is interspersed
with fertile plain, extensive forests, peneua.su y
beau, fu rivers running north as Wen as south, anu
dotted with thousand lakes. that Gev otevens re-
ports the most fay orable location for the Pacific ha
road-an enterprise worthy OF the mighty energies OF
the Nineteenth Century. Its completion WI De trl
umph alike aud monument we nos'a'e no. ~
saving that the man Of mature years IS now vipg VINO
will pass over continuous line of railroad from the
Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean and witness tne neS
drecton that will then be given to the great CONNER,
cal curreIt Of the world The trade Of the Indies will
then lid a highway to European markets over tee
American continent in almost direct line from Saa
Francisco and Puget Sound to New.fork ana faha-
delrhia, and theme to Liverpool and London II
is trade the value Of which can scarcely be estimated
In past centuries well as the present time, II mas
epri,he every part Of Europe where i has touched
and built up in the line of its march the commercial
cities which decorated the shores of the Mediterranean
and the Adrstic. Every pulsation of the American
heart is alive to the importance ard magnitude OF hs
fense-to extend social intercourse, and perpetuate
political attachment as well for the great avenue OF
supply TO the millions of the Chinese and Japan empires
OF orr vast agricultural production In exchange Tor !he
uY,ri,s Of India and the silks and cashmeres of China
and Thibet The construction of this road from Hud-
sen to Superior completes the line OF raroad from
Boston 10 the stern termination of the Lake, which
is more than half the distance to the Paclfc.
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Rr,ARKs-Salcs of Rio during the past week amount
medium and low kinds The other Transactions Effected
AZ rates ranging from y to according TO quA t:en
The market for other descriptions is steady but the de-
Il and is moderate
In Cotton the transactions are $500 bales, al pre-
vious prices. The aggregate receipts at the ports are
now about 10 GOO bales less than last year to the same
period and the exports to foreign ports show falling
off Of 1871 600 bales Prices are still considerably above
Liverpool quotations, which materially checks snip
mtnts The crop promises to be under 5000 100 bales
The Atlantic States and some other distrct' VIII prop
ably show short Weld while Texas. the Red River
Comtr, and some portions Of Mississippi viii show
large Weld considerable portion Of land has been
withdrawn from sugar culture and put into cotton
Mr.. Wrights circular says:
Crop RECEIPTS EXPORTS Sc.-In my last circular ven
tuTed upon the opuion lbs The crop i TINS ss would n
reach 5occco bales have nothing 'e from the sllA 70
induce enlarge IT, on the contrary SEE more ahf more
res 10 iterae H. Some parties in New OreAD', influenced
by heavy receipts disposed 10 name arer hgurc t tie
receipts light for leu weeks and tu-e same gentleman
vould DION NJ 81 &c TO 10000 100000 the maximum
the recs Ills season relied upon the Induction OF prob
able crop at least March viii n tend % m al
an e,sc di.spnntmeu There is and has been since the
season be IAN uuuu inducements for planters 10 hurry their
crops To- market and with the exception Of Mobile the facilities
dos OF show an this date of 50 70 10000 bales
con Pared with the dates last year. il quite within
the Of probability and yet ep.y e3nil'enp with
crop resulting in somewhat less than 5Vo bales Receipts
show decrease compared with lst yea and sarge - they
the South IL probable tha aI mex week hey
will be much IN week last year VIII PerhsP
Acids t ption ulti after the middle ofAprl TX
por.s re s, small and for Liverpool must necessarily
Time fer time; puins IJI az lAe u me soltn
TIE. except 70 Great Britain 80
the li September ,; compared With lie previous three
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A ri we'd.

Slip AlexandIne (of Bath we.tendoa, Cardiff oc, l. with
enesS some heavy ~es5er gale the Ins shipped
which sw.p tse yes ssy bas bn; s ara
SIP isssc Jsspes o Philadelphia Chapman Cao 80 days.
chsmbeihisin. Rcbl son { Co. '''''' ''''''''
30 s .,sp,sss pss to Post smith Co. ~ win muse ana
Ship z.gI tnsw) Pettins, PASSPORT days. In bala..
ssR A%sI'q ~ ., tpsssst Hqsss.d Liverpool Oct 49,
B.ik Meta todsnI Pas.eh Bremen days. %d, and III
Hermann koop e,pcneed heavy weather. os' fore
BARI Loa.s KIham' Burlington Bristol. England OCT c.
Biz Eny Davis Charleston days, cotton, rice, &c 70
Lowden 18th inst when beating In the Hook into
BY ehr Rio Grmse from Virginia. the n r. lost bboomi
scb Rio G,slde Jarvis Virginia, with oysters 18Th in,
POINT tore sfi broke o &c was tCwsd mp b.
schr r. W. Brown Hul.e, Wilmington, ". c., days, to
scIr Lynchbar1 Cook, Richmond ud.e to c. H. Picr.ou
schr Amazon tBr.), Burns Halifax N s. days With fish
sehI. Henry z; Ps5keI OBJ. Dickson, s.:kvIe % day.
sehr DeSoPnsEs 3D. L0ckhsrt CORVALLIS q days poa'
schr Alma 'B Neweornb, CORVALLIS u days poa'oe'to
scbr. Newport Curry, Ch.neoteasue. corn to NFox
schr Fanny Hull Charleston cotton, &C., to Geo. Buckley
sclr. Mary Tnz,se'l wyhitoes, Philadelphia
sohr. Panama. Thomas Virginia wood.
schr. Joseph Bsko~. Ames Rockland.
schI. CTenshsw. Morse, Richmond.
Propeller Mourt Savage, Watson, Baltimore 80 ho1s mds
TO IA. Is Cromwell.
Propeller Caledonia, yield, Baltimore 81 hour rnd-e 10
II. h. Cromwell
Propeller Shetucket, Ger Norwich
Propeller Wesfchesier. Clark, Providence.
Propeller Sophia Green, Philadelphia
Propeller Tscony Wilson Philadelphia.
Sloop Willard Buckingham, Newport
SAILED Steamship Yigo DE- propelof) sharp ~ ayr;
ships Arabia Meuynan and Foster h Abeel liverpool
Rather Almy, for Hare Clara Wheeler, DcAno MeiboaTse
BELOW-slip Eldyu.on, Hsle,t Liverpool Oct. 10 with
mdse and pas to Ho@lAnd Frofhing bark Howard,
sianwood, Newport Oct. to r. w. Deisno brig Charles
WIND-Suuset, north west and fresh.
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NARRKBD.

>aYCE-rRAoY-A, Bull: y.ny On Ih N cse.se 70 i.
he Rev VIM Archer, Mr.. Seison D0''e
Susan Louss Tracy. 5000. Han ON satr>
nsaOP~ WILLsE-In Albany Gs'E'fs' , hS Of cor,
Cay Nov BY The he, d. T.ie Of HenmlnsiorI an.iA
@ Find M.f N9s Is % il &C.
msnioVr aura daughtef Of he late Cs!eo l.
Pleasant. Of the former piaoe -, ~, "a !, ~.
sSnS.s ysne Dwye
NJ NJ. An Phyfe, al of Ills city
gssDvHS M IN sqnssg
Nor ~, G.urr all Of New York
,,"vT sNJTH-On Monssy, Nov. II, By the Rev Samuel
hRR,b,,d William J. Hoyt OF this city TO sarah Smith OF
Roekausy LoDs Island
sWEET-At Pourhkeepsie on Thursdsy morning
70 10 Nv the Rector ST. Psus Church, Benson j.
r Of New Yorf City, TO Helen, eldest daughter OF the
iste Nehemiah sv eet e,q.. Of the former place
sOyON-COGOINs-I Brooklyn, on Sunday evening Nov
ie nv the Rev Mr. Greenesf Mr. George h. Noxon 10 Miss
EnDa WIishi Corzins, all Of Brooklyn
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SECOND RoaRI
TUESDAY, Nov lS-P. ".

There Vas no important feature in the Stock msket
tbs morning, but the tendency of prices down.
ward. The transactions in Enc and X. aiding were
large reaching 1000 or Oee shares of Erie and TO- 900
shares of Reading. Between the Boards the market
continued heavy, but at and AFR the Second Board
there bet feeling aud the msiket closed firm,
but con. There was but little done after the Second
Board, excepting in Eric, which was 6i, the price OF
yesterday, and y cent advance on the lovest price
Of the day. The business of the road in November
continues very favorable. Resding sold A. lev az 81,
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TfsseeIA Of the Rochester and Banac Go. reported
ihen trust closed nearly year sgo The secretary O
,ie Nev-York Central Co. has lately is'ued eisni
probe % be used al the coming eeion Dec ~, anu
sveeest hat al persons who haze received 50 ii blank
prof.s and Who are entitled TO- any OF those Coupons
shoud in returning the PROXIES TO Mr. Wilson, take ne
opportunity to urge the COtrul Co. to distIou'e the
Com 10 the several yimants without further delay.
don't hnev bow else can so certainly bring thus
natter TO the notice Of hose interested as through the
Money article of your widely circulated journai. by
making the suggestion there yo1 will greatly OOH &c
me, and, probably, many subscribers.
IN, 'Nov n
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NARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....
Cleared,

Shps-Rock Lizht Dnmmond, London, C. GTinnel En-
pire Bsbbidge, Liverpool, Zer.sa l. Co.
Bsrks-Roebuck. Chase, Richmond, Reynolds Cushmsai
Fxchanse Jones Mobile, Eagle Hazard.
Biig.Eitslsys Lambert, Nueviss, Thompson Hanter;
SABINE Walker Galveston. wskomsn 4 Dimoni Executive,
Eldridae, Norfolk, Mayhem Talbot & Co.
schooner-El Dorado, Horton Wilmington, N. c., McCres-
DIV Mott Co. James H. Ashmead Rogers Boston A. Howes;
Pilots Bride Pierce Elizabethport N j. q. L. Hatch Co
Harriet Lord MsDzsnlla, C. y. j. Peters; l. EOle FRY
Lennox Cad, Wheelwrisbt Co Amy Chase, Chase, OBJ
Johnston Co. Ann D., Osborn, Alexandra, Mott Bedeli
B. FlaDneI, Applest Savannah, j. r. Gilmore Co y W.
Wilmington n G, y I. pSwelIj A. Hsst,ss., Lsyi.on, s.
port n J.. j. B. Edwards Smith futile, Baker Phladephh,
j. w Mckee.
sloop.-Emy Terry Norwich Cons, J. d. Edwards Mary
Louiaa, Cummin gs, Fail River master.
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TIE scnR TKAIr which cleared from Savannah 2i sept.
last for New ik rcr getting 70 found 20 BE- Ia
leaking condition returned fr repar Being gby
oyeTt auied ,he Tecesrcd, ilth inst, for SewYork
GoyEsANEXT DARING which arrived Hsliis1 llth
int in day from Sable Island reports that there had been
recent wrCcks.
SHIP LADY FRASgLIy from Masnzas via New.iork, for
Trieste reported by telegraph have been abandoned
sinking condition. built Bath Me-, in lsi9 $40
register rating owned By NJ eWAl Of Bs.h valued az
$4,000 insured az the easlwardcarso insured In Esrpc
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Nov. ls.-Bef

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov. lS-Befors
Judge NELSON.
THE ALBANY BRIDGE CASE.
y W. Coleman ast. The Hudson River Bridge Compsnyi
B. d. Sliman sgt. The same. . -.
Most OF to-day has been occupied with reading testi.
ncpy in the shape Of dispositions and afidavits bear
ing spon the probable effect Of The contemplated
1ri5ee In obsructing the river and impeding navga-
ass.
NJ, Bosch has Just opened behalf of the plaintiffs.
The bearing will doubtless occupy several days. Mr..
Seward was to have assistfd in the argument for the
defendants, but he has not yet arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-19

bv North R,rsy Boafs-i0l& bbs Flour, S,i.o ershs's
Wheat 5Os5 DO Barley. pkss Ashes, Is do PORK
BY the Erie Railroads SO bbs Flour, ~ pAsA !" hssS
go do. Provisions. = AM IN.
By me Ha,en Railroad fey hs rse1isis cans MIN ~
Catt, so Cows 40 Calves SS Sheep o. 10 Mutton nee
&C. coo pigs sundes SO bush Grain, $50 do FEED 20 do
POTATOES lSi pkgs. Buckwhest our pos Sasi ~ 'ans
Irop ia resms Paper 1888 bbls Flour. s do ficsss
Rv the Hsdso. Roayo1d (o, ns ceek-eso Os,se te
sheep Nation t2so Hog. i5o pkes snnars 70 e n
Flour $50 bales Hay can gallons Mlk ia un' marble A,l
pkss PAPER rs bbls. Apples.
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TAdyertiscment1

SWIFT RANSOM d. Co., BANKERS, No. 81
Pine,t NewYork-DRAFrs sold and Bills purchased on
Epsland DRAFTS and CREDITS granted Chicago and Col
made In the principal and cities OF the West
Northwest Payments in Chicago ordered BY telegraph
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n.rle... CAREFULLY RrRoRrEp FOR TIE TRIBUNE.


AsHESThe MARKET 10 firm; the demand is not sctive sales
Of 50 bbls. at 81 Is for Pots, and IS for Pearls $500
COTFON-The later per City of Washington a. Phil.
ad.pba productive the market
here though it s avonbe tnsn expected the sales
quotations of yesterday The export for
the week lie bales viz Liverpool 52S Glsow
Hsvre 7I5 Msrsees Is bales The sales since the llh
inst. Il 600 bales.
We quote:
KEw-yoex cLAssIFIcArIon;
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IN .,ar,ip piso for HarrsB Laureneot Mayer Beinsra
Mr., Phelps. Mrs W. Alexandra Mr. aud mrs DE ChaPele
De.,re DE Young Lee, Miss Marie T. Lee MIRA Hans
come ferdinand Boulu, T. Leroy. -
laSy Mss NJ +. Owen, Miss C. Bleakley, Miss A. j. suhs
Mr. A. d. Owen.
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,...., el. s..:s .,. Ere Lss. Bias'' james
i. Hove aiouYne1 ard the ~, p,.h.a no e,eh d
before Judse ENG. q sepenher term ITO wis., ar
HE shs 70 ,rsere the regular 0s"sae.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-NOv. ls.-Boforc til

Henry Brown pleaded guilty TO forgery in the fourth
seHee PASSING = ~ counterfeit bill the Commercial
nna Q, new!ersey to Henry Erben. He remsnded to
Jonn campbell was convicted Of forgery in passing
similar n TO MI Aras Of No 4sS Eighth Ayenae lie was
Charles DE Mott was convicted of robbery in the
nrst degree upon the person Of James BOYD of No 7 Wash
tnstop street., whom he knocked I'm tbe -. ~. hhs
Sentence zen year: aud Xix months in State PIison.
John Riley Mars Murphy and Barney Kchoe, were
Of Levi Chapman, No lSs East street RI S
MsIphv each sentenced Pcntentiarv n. - N
and kelpe 70 the State Prison for three years ana re sb
Tboupas Davis, indicted for the murder of LAM
Ycsan bs ssbblnehia the morning. OF the 4t OF LIZ IN
dance boa In Prince street Broadway pleaded guilty 10
snssush In the third degree and remandrd fr SEM,
snos The boIci de took place during drunken bnv oc
sasiope ed by ,'te conduct of lewd lcns,c.
Adjourned for the day.
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COURT cALENpAR-rH,s DAY.

SUPREME ColRr CIRcUIr.-Nos. 1879, 54S, Il,
1884 81 81 $751; 22 81 eoo4 SO 80 1900 2so4 7sS 7s I7s9
~ ST. lsss iso2 ui 4I2 2l77 1854, S5 a5 2l6 lle6
sppERIoR CoURr- Trial Term.-Nos 3O3. ;33 $40,
Sc 767 7sa TIC no 7so 57l, 1s3 7 7si 7s 7el "a 800
10, 76, 49, GIG, SCI, t29, ~ 2se 81. III, ~
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SHIFTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Nov. Ia
Before q. w. MORTON.
Capt. Benjamin Osborne Of the bark Petrol arrested
to-day charge Of committing assault with dangerous
weapon, held 10 bail in the of $500.

SUPREME COURT-KINGS COUNrY.-SPEciAil TERM
Now I8-Before Judge BIkDSEyE
DECISIONS.
Henry b. Sears agt Martin L. Sheldon and others
Motion Of defendant, Sheldon 10 sct alde Judgment
and execution denied. with costs.
John L. Schiebc sgt James Woods.
Amended complaint set aside, with 81 costs.
John George sg G. schebe James Woods Barbara
Schiebe ast. The
The same orders.
Edward kenney sg jules Egnot.
Motion for further bill of particulars granted as 10
certain items specified In opinion. Costs Of motion $40 TO
abide event.
The General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal
Church the United States John r. Stone aud othcrs
The AIT. Michael Gillgan and others
Orders to show cause Why writ of assistance should
sarah Wan Duzer sst Elizabeth Vanderbilt and others
Order of reference TO ). X. Wickos TO inquire aud
yepor who entitled to the and their respective right.
In the matter Of Phebe Moineux and Elizabeth Moncux.
Order Of reference TO H. Fosdick
Fphraim Jennings AIT. james Hickey aud others
G. J. Lowrey sppOinIed guardian, ad Item, for IN
hnt defendants.
CaihaBe stsnsbury agt John A. Williamson snd Others
r. Gelaty to be appointed guardian, ad Item, of the
infant defendants 6ns proof Of due service Of the summons
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EouSD DADA man whose name II uuh , pm
snnS ,ins dead alongside Of the trark OF me newyy
.asd ktweep Hsokenssok River aud kSs. N"".,h 80 IL
Tfere were few bruises about bis head. Inc Cotone VI M
v;,on tool charge Of the body.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nov. B.-Bei0ro
Judge Belts


The libel against the Panchifa was moved on by the
efebse being down for to-day; but MI McKeOn pre-
scented certificate from Dr. r. Nc Murray that Francis Bro
of the and material witness for the Gov
snmen too sick Of the eryr elias in his lace and head to
IL safe him attend Court In reply To this the
produced affidavit OF DIR Darymple who states
thst examination Of Mr. Brewer he found evidence OF
An affidavit of Benjamin j. Weinberg also put
IN the defense He that on the morning ater the
Psnehitl seized the clerk OF Brewer father OF the two
and nley called at the Office Of Weinberg Weeks
said that he would for consideration have the original in
against the vessel put of The No arrangement
however entered into; but the dePonen swea that he
Judge protesting himself incompetent to decide when
aetos daseed the parties consented to send Dr. Hosack 10
c1smipe The Court adjourned before his
The trial Of Henco da Costa indicted or fitting out the Bra
nan was postponed till the 10th Of December affidavit
ihat Pedro Cmhs material witness for the Defense in
n Cuba
The trial Of Mesquia is set down for Friday next.
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by Telegrnph.
Disasters, &C.

CHARLEsTON-AIr. Nov. 10, a. m, u. $. ~ s.esrshi
Nashville, from NewYoIk.
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R,ssenxers Arrived

Ia ,hp George Hu,fbut from Lirerpoot-Captan Andres,
Cole master Of ship Csthsrins.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAT.
g,r-Rses. 6;52 Sets... 4:3o Moon-Rises LIZ e
HIGH wArER....rHts DAY.
Sandy Hook. OILS Gov. Island l:oa HolGae zh
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go b,les EXrtHre-Deerea.s to Great Britain, 80
blss 70 France 20; other foreign rors, a. ~ Total Se
eTssse In export, 100 balss
A meeting of the creditors Of the Ocean Mutual 10
.ursnce Company was held on Monday st which
Committee consisting Of Ye.srs. Elweu, Higgins and
Snow sppoiAted to investigate its affairs, an order
having been granted for the appointment Of Receiver
To-day, at an adisurned meeting, the Committee re-
ported:
EeaHs-srn TOTAL oS PARTIES: - .
Hsvns eo.ter, en- l 90 Amt.of colss-sfs So .l5 W
Doubtful coi.sterAs
IN the aboy> loans. -, ooa 90
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ARprsr FOR THErT-A servant girl naInen II 1 Nh
NcK.pns for three weeks past employ ed IN ths
Pellet In south Second street Jersey CITY, wss ,1iber
Aouss p pownipg street NewYork on Monday ps" cnsTs,
sbe was by Officer Hsnes OF jersey Of about
~ .,e.ans slothtnr and other nces. to the 81.
also from Mr. Pellets house. large Po' he .ton
were recovered. She was committed 70 IN ~ ~"
II he (2r.nA Iurx
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SUPREME COURT-Nov. 10.

VIM. Tracy. James C. Garter, and Ashbel Greene
ssq. appointed Examiner: Of applicants for tda
sion TO The examination viii take place On Tuesday
pe.t the 25th inst at In the General Term room Ap
e,csnts win Gle their and certificates with the Clerk
Before Judge PEABODY.
Ulysses Brewster Receiver &c, egt Dennis Harris ct al
Motion to set aside judgment, &c, granted, bat
without costs 10 either party
Before Judge DAWES.
Geo Bowman sgt Josiah Insersoll
Notion 10 set aside order OF publication against
Hsp-resdent debtor denied with costs.
Frederel A. Conking al agt Daniel D. Rensen. et Al
Report confirmed, and motion TO vacate Judgment
Subsequent proceedings denied, with BIO costs and costs
81 reference.
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r.n,nxvnrsr LycrUREs-The second one OF toe
eenr.e Of independent at the Upitaran Canreh NJ
Grove street. viii be delivered this evening py tne ny NJ
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Ipcsndiasm has been common o: late 10 ,ne -
~ Elizabeth that premium insurance hAs
the rate OF from Is per On barns and heps
alone difficult TO get insurance The City Cow GU n Of
Gore offered reward Of 500 for the arcs anu ''
ihe perpstrrtor OF the late fires 10 that city'
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To the ESi,O@ Of The s. !. TribHss'
SIR: wish 10 mske suggestion 70 those persons
who were stockholders in the old Rochester sni Bl.o
Railroad Co, from whom The Nes-York Ceatrsl CO.
have wihheji the frat Coupon OF the Bonds issued 70
sDch Sc, holde-s since the date OF consultation
spd yet peekct 70 slepde: them n9iT,ts.sadns he