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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-11
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ocT Io.-Before j.
MARRIED..

DFVFNS-C ONOVER-0n Thursday Oct. 9, by the Rev.
w II Ferris the Rev. Richard NJ Deveus OF Pocasset %
Abigail PAMELA Conover. eldest daughter OF Ihos ID aud
Amanda g. Conover Of this city.
by the Rev A. NJ. Osbon, Mr. William NJ Harrington to
Miss Emma r. Doty daughter of Lewis Doty esq all OF this
RY-SCHERMERHORN-On "Wednesday, Oct. 8, At Ho-
ucr Cortland County ~ y by the Rev Addison Priest,
Lewis b. Henry New York Catherine E. daughter OF
HFGFMAN-DECAMP-On Thursday, Oct. O. By the Rev.
Dr. Todd Stamford, Conn., Geo X Hegeinan 70 Annie,
daughter Abraham Decamp all Of this city
HICkS-DANA-In TuesdaY morning, Oct J, by
the Rev $. b. Csnfeld, Charles Spencer Hck. esq, TO
Msrv An ella only dau MAJOR Dana all OF Syracuse
MALCOLM-FOS1ER-In Wilansburgh, on Tuesday, Oct.
by the Rev John BERG. Nj Alexander Malcolm 20 Miss
Ann Elizabeth Foster, all Of WILLIAMSBURG
PRYER-BEEBE-On Thursday, Oct. 9. by the Rev. d..
Burehsrd George Pryor Albertine daughter of p v
Beehe esq, all Of this city.
SCHODERH JAQUEs On Wednesday, Oct g. ~ Wood.
bridge New Jersey By the Rev William NJ. Martin, An
tho1y schoder Of Battle Greek Mich to Mary Jaques Of
Woodbridge.
sFAMAN-CRoMWELLs-On Tuesday. Oct. T. Al Cornwall
Orange County after the order Of the Society of Friends
Valentine II Seaman of this city Rebecca daughter of
David Cromwell OF the former place.
W eduescay, Oct. 8. BY the Rev
Wu. 5. Baeh, Walter srsnt 70 Miss Mary l. Buchanan all
sMITH-DEXTER-On Tuesday, Oct. T. By the Rev. Edwin
Hatfield James y. Smith Of this city Annie r. Dexter
ofWsshneton City ID. {.
HOMPSON-POSTON-Iu Brooklyn on Saturday June
by the Rev : H. CLARK ~ his residence. No. S57 Bridge
street Nj Robert Thompson TO Mis- Margaret Poston, both
vANXALKENBURGH- vANHOEsEN - On "Wednesday.
Oct g. in North Chatham Columbia County BY the Rev.
Nm / LOOMS Mr.. Jacob Nanyskenburgh OF Lexington,
Greene County and Mrs Ruth Catherine Nsnhoesen
dack Rensselaer, County,
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The Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company viii
pay semi-a annual dividend of 81 g cent to-day.
We hear of about si25, Geo in gold going By the Bal
tic tomorrow, shipped by Messrs Duncan, Sherman
& Co. Van Hoffman, Stuart and Robbins, the latter
for Boston account.
TIE relief in the Money market Cd call continues,
and borrowers have had less difficulty in supplying
their wants than for days past. The banks do not
lend freely but private capital appear To be increasing
in abundance.
The leading topic ofcsnversator in The street to-day
was the discovery Of the forgeres for which Chas b.
Huntington was yesterday arrested. Runner was con-
tirualy e1aggerang the amount Of the fOrgeres until
il reached $4,000. Il e Of course impossible 20 any
one hut the forger give the exact amount Of the
frauds but il is supposed not TO exceed 800 900. the
discoveries thus far reach 10000 large amount Of
paper which has passed through the hands Of Hunting
too who was a note-broker, has been examined and
found 70 be genuine. l. does not appear that lie ever
od any forged paper bu far as knowr,h only use
lie has made Of was collateral for Oans. and thus
b. paving The losns before the collateral msturei
b. prevented II prezeb;ou 20 the suppCs sci maker.
TIE explosion roek pace from pe:e q PteiPs
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Tkdyertisement.t
MARX THE FACTS !


J. GukxLY's establishment No. $40 Broadway, come.
LeonAds the oldest and most extensive in the United
Ststes
the fret to introduce the AT OF Photography 10
this city. :,
uKskY recently made important alteration, aud improve
ul.nts ia his establishment.
GuRsEy facilities Tor producns finer work In
syery branch has heretofore been produced IN tins county
GuRSry has still In his employ the best OF his old ARTISTS
Quincy has recently added TO the above talented eois
.f American, French, and German artists.
GVRyrYs coored Photographs of al need only 10 De
Aeon 20 be appreciated; they speak for themselves
GuRsEy plain unretouched Photog never equAsd
artists and the best judges
GuRsEYs DSEuerreoypes universally pronounced supc
sioi productions. ,e,,,r.,-
other artist in the profession $500 5000,
received the medal FOR Photographic productions
n he late Paris xposition-cOnsequently .
GvKxEy stands the hestof the world IL the photographs
Ar. 49, .
par; Of the city.
Quincy connection with any other establishment In
part Of the city.
RSsY attends personally his patrons and friends and h1
d. q ioT the last sixteen years.
GvkNSy will happy continue that attention ana
will s u peesc all who may favor him with Vsa
&c bs Photographs Palace of Art Quincy,
No. Sse Broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
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E.IR-In BrollyD Oh Thsrsd.y evening" ". wII.An'
Noye. lnhr, of'he Re- w" . Aa ~. 80. of cor
EyTs lS-Or Wednesday Oct Ait.f = shoI. l4'i's'' " ~
ii.,xA 81. x.,tha vsiGe of yr,derics keenan,, -.
roRiSGs, KIpr.tou ML.s., Monday Oct O. John .
Lorur. ssq. aged o. yeAr' ~. G ., eoosumrtior NJ.
MkTHEWS-Ou Wed.t-a"y w. g. 70
Frepri- Maihsws. ased g ycars; - y, s.O.k tire,
McGUIRF-At n. TrsiG.Dce 81 - pa - ' ~
Thors. McGuire, aged u yesI, -..-f o. v.a,. and
STEBEISS-Af Merriam r. '.' Ma y ' '''-
6uorths D. Daniel stcbei.s ,,-., - AL ,y.d Il
1tIoysOy-Iu this city Thursday, Oc q S9nSsoh %
- l-,i. Marv Jane Thomson, daughter oi T. lnV'oN'
sfs. I year month and dsy ,,l...-t. c,,r.v =,
a. -s.idsrce u h,r brother, DR.. Car M ASA
NJ, "a tr,bere-. Il The southern Home, and other
L. E.rr hldrfn.
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DIED..

BoDrN-On wedne.day, Oct. 8. afeI pro,racrd Illness
Moent wife James Boden aged s years 10 mouths and
BIO0bGooD-At Railway, y }. on Thur.lay Oct O. Asei
Il months Theodore Henry infant son Of Wm Z and Mar
C6RwiY~on Friday morning. o TO- the residence Of her
sn inlsw = b Cassous Mrs Christian. Corwin wife Of
FHsha Corwin aged 10 years months and 10 DAYS aeF
tn i.5s ana .ausntanee Of the family also Of her son.
B. Cassous Rev. Jsmes Sinclair and j. Henry Sin
M ARE respectfully invited to attend funeral from her
late T,sdence No 92 Greene street SuudAy 18th inst
Curry ON THURSDAY oci. 9 Ann Curry wife of John
Co0kt0f lingering Illness Oh Thursday morning Oci g.
nj M Ca'6-Fy Co. A &c. Pc.r J. Da Youngest
son Of Capt Felix ard Col. Duy aged 10 hs and "a days
FEARON-Ou Thursday morning Oct 3 after shoF, and
and Sash Fe=;On eyed yes moths I'D ara t9tay'
rSt-ve Of the County and town Of Lonsford, Ireland
GREEN-On THURSDAY, Oct after severe illness Ca'harine
HxRRIs~A Pcrfh Upper Canada wclnesi.y. Oct The
Rev Mich Harm. who for more tLA tweniy years has
YssR4Ts Is Boston Ephaict Pocs s.horn 90
H LID hed many Bus 1,s o.s r..,., ,h., NJ Jo..p
Hough the well known Broker who has done business. a.
No ~ Broadway this city oF Ire A.' eu's years died
His anersl viii IKE pace from Tai'y CAurA Sunday at
IEG0Ipssyon Thursday morning Oct. 3 Mrs. Catherine
Ina 1ld.by in The S6th year Of er a-e
The friend. Of ~ family are rep eey ir.,d 20 -iiet Sff
funeral fIom the residence OF rI son ~ i1sodsoy NO
= West p urtsS nth Tec: t ts:furdayl H4orninS the
Xy,eTs Iafeb. West SiAteenth street He vii b
-, % 81. Tl.venth -tre. Cemetery for lteEmsut
IRVINE-Ou FRIDAY %, To- Wilin Irvine L-Ve Of SECT:
n. l.,vs spa fed. Ale requested to attend ansr.l
fror Nc sixth street. 70 Greenwood Cemetery ,hi' arr
uNNFRsSS~o n Frlsy OFT TO- Of scarlet feyel IsAbele
ia,kp~. ms dasfhtsr Of JOSIAH > aad L1rasa jim.
uelson. aged y,aIs. months And = d-y'.
fuf.r! or srf3sy .As l-tA i-s; - J-lOch ~.
t.I.t q t,rI,,I'. NJ !! p-n,sI T--e bTeoAyr' Z D
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Markets. . Reported By Telegraph.

uALs.sy Oct 10 OATS 4Si 9lt bush stals ra s..
nre WHISKY 5eIc. CosS, 65c. for Western mixed sacs
IA coo bush Malt; sales 5000 bush old At 30 b.hLr
better fourrowed At 81 25d 81 n sales Sooo oush "hhAr
sales SEQ bush. NJ deTrsnesn At : fo
BuFFALo Oct 1917 fair demand az ei LOU
nr, Won, sales 1900 bb at 80 lZDto - or ch,aee
Wcopsin $50 81 for good TO choice ono indiana msn
ian and Iowa &c 80 50 for fancy and extra do $500
50 rs for dou bic extra WHEAr hrmeI good milling as
ro,nd sales ~ bush at 81 l2 for Chicago Spring *i1e
81 10 Tor Milwaukee Club, end So 70 Tor white Wn
1ontip CoRS unchanged sales 1000 bush at Sta,c.
o.Is-saes 5coO bush Sc. CANAL FsEiSHrs TO New.
York lower Corn, l6dI6ic. Wheat, DaIlc hscsfts u
he "a hours up to-day II 1896 bbs Flour No push
Wheat and o. SIG BUSH Corn CANAL ExPoRrs- NJ pa'n.
Wheat ~ 40 bush. Corn, and 81 Ao2 bush Data
Oswsco Oct IO7 n-FLoUR is steady and dull ssss
~ extra 0.wsso at IL 30 WHEAT dull sales 900 bush.
white Wisconsin CoRs in good demand sale. "a g oo'h .
arrive on private terms CANAL FgEIGHrs to Ne more
nuet; Flour 45c and Wheat l4c. The LAKE IsfosI, ~
lisht ow ng the unfsyorable winds EPonTs-Lf"S
flour 49, iG6 bush. Wheat, and 1,7e6 bush Corn oyer
lCO 900 bush Wheat and Corn now snoat nom 70" Up
per Likes for Oswego. .,.. "a
EEw.ORLEsxs, Oct. Our COTTON market ~S qs s W
day business being restricted TO about so oss n. -
are quoted at 2tdi2c In other articles there 10 10 ehAhse"
mention. The weather is wet.
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La w INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF APPEALS

rHr saFISE COURT qUEsTIoS sErTIED.
IT. P'orle ~ Debe9s,t asJ Noes Gale ce't Of ne
A WI, Il mGIdd1us issued IN this case, by
Judge Clerke, at Special Term Of the Supreme
Court. compelling the Clerk OF the Marine Court to
issue execution on judgment rendered by one OF
the Judges Of that Count; although such judgment
had been regularly reversed, appeal, by the Court
Of Common Pleas who were in the habit OF entertain
ine NJ appt late jurisdiction in such cases
The General Term Of the Supreme Court, Jn1ge
Whiting dissenting on the ground that the Court had
no mower 10 grant aaadapss under the circumstan-
COS affirmed Judge Clerke's order. The Gaze wa
then carried up 70 the Court OF Appeals, where de-
csio, ba. inst been rendered affirming the judg nent
appealed from
~ the law. as thus settled m appeal hes from
.i,oie Jus.ice Of the Marine Court 20 is General
Tenn and thence only to the Court OF Common rieas
The Court Of Appeals We understand, essentially
adorted the reasoning OF Judge Roosevelt VINO de-
Evered the opinion OF the majority of the Supreme
Cou,,-boldrr that the Legislature meant, By the
statute of 1853 to bring the organization and relations
Of the Marine Court into harmony with those OF the
other Courts in the state.
On the strength Of this decision, Judge Davies has
this morning granted a motion, which he has ned
under adyisemeIt for several weeks, for mandamus
IN compel the Judges Of the Common Pleas 10 rein
state and hear and determine an appeal from Judg-
ment rendered BY the General Term OF the Name
Court in suit between the Mayor &C., and one refer
Connolly, which appeal had been dismissed by the
Common Pleas.
In another case an alternative writ of prohibition,
forbiddinC the Judges Of the Common Pleas from en-
tertanng jurisdiction of appeal from the Judgment
NJ a single Justice of the Marine Cont, has been
granted b, Judge Clerke and will doubtless be made
absolute now that the essential question in the case
finally determined.
A large number Of causes were put over, dependent
upon the disposition Of that last named.
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Advertisement
'rRI-ru MIrST kND MILL Parry ALL

1t TRUr-That CH.KLEs ID. FSEDScXs the first 20
n tfoduce the life size PHoToGRPHS ia this country
IT TsUETha CHARLES d. FREORiCKs, by means of his
Pan. Establish ment has the services Of the only corps Of
French artists employed this country for the
colorins Of PHoIoGRAPHs in OIL Pastel and Aquareue.
III II TRVE-ThAt CHARLEs D. FREDRI removed his
PporosRsPHIC and HE P&sn artists his
new and model establishment No SIS Broadway, and
onty further connection with The place Of bust
In Is TRuE-Tha some miSois IN this city enseSv
orue 10 make the public believe that have superior artists
Id many other advantages for competing with the work done
ty CAARLEs ID. FREDRiCKs; but as 49,
TKuTH MVsT PREvALl is only necessary mat the pubic
should e ana judge foe themselves
CHARLES d. FREDRICks,
Late GCRSEY FREDRIcEs,
Pho. graphic Daguerrean and Ambro,yPe Galleries;
No. SIS Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
EB.-Rccpton and 0per rating Rooms on the first n'oi
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MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF acknowledgements w.
Cleared.

Steam.hips-BAuc Comstock, Liverpool, h. b. 0o'Hh''
Glasgow DR. Duncan Glasgow, J. McSymon vA,..,
Slips-M j. Ward, StoreT, NewOreans, Robson ,o 60
Hamlet Ho,ie HanwaIins, Gasgow, Durham pnSn 'amI
,est steele Shanghai A. A. Low Bros. HstsnA 'pien,
Vokmsnn, Bremen via Richmond, Psyenstadt ssW phsn
Isaac Bell Johnson Antwerp, Post, smith Col o" "''
PEEL LarrA5e Liverpool, Corns. Grinnell - -, 4 r. ,
BarLs-Iohn Bird, Brown, MaanzAs, j. w. EiveI ~
MARY Lnctetia Gibbs NJ bile, Post, Smith Co oeo
fBII Rogers Gloucester Geo Logan Union, ksndheh ~
Johns N r. Weinberg Weeks; Rhcin HAM sPsr, HAZE
burg Bech Kunhsrdt 49, , v,, uv...
BIigs-W H. stewart Scales, Rio Grande, kbbo Mckee
Sea Lark (BrD Burgess, Demerars Middleton 20 ofse
Kelly Grande. Corning, bento Co 70
quite, HotdllieI ST. servan Boyd Hnctsn sa~,nnsl
Sugl.Rurs, 81 Marks Smallwood, Anderson Co Naomi
III AieIi s. John ~ B., r J. Nevns Sons AmoDoo-
suck Murray, P'n.s,ols , spte:' A. ThI5,on. Ms%ws.
j. Thompson Eagle (Br Bsbin. st Johns, MI, McAahs,
Wheeock Go. -, ~,
Schoopers-E G. James Townsend Philadelphia w Nc
Kee: Wake, Wainwright, Wilmington, T. 8. Powell H.
PbiIlips Fail River, master Essex Post. hobe, Post smA
4 Co. Sussex Frisbie, Porto Cabello, Weinberg Weeks
sloor-J. z. Wallace, Lincoln Taunton, master.
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Arrived.

Ship John Marshall Robinson, Aica Peru, JoDe - eonee
and bark Randall Aug H. lat 80 lon. "a 80 spoAs bf'
ship Blundel from London tor Australia 9th inst. s % 'h'
70 H. spoke bark Ola, from Phiade ph4 for Antwerp
Bark Exchange, Jones' Hsyre Sep. ds>- and pAsssn
gers EAGLE Hazard. One infant died the p.sAss "a
been u days west OF the Banks; Oct lat II 10 Ion o. "
bark Lima ~ the eastward.
schr Flying Cloud, Bennett, Labec- -
Schr Maxon Rogers, fauen, Virginia days, potatoes
7. PearsalL
sctr r.. w. Pratt. Smith, Philadelphia days coal
fotr George 4 Emily Baker Boston
Sclr Pswtucket Anas, Rockl4nd
ScLr Albert JaI1ison, JamisOn Rockand
ScLr j. r. Jewstt, Clark, ksBBebec lumbrI 70 mss'f''
schr b A. Tufts PsEsoD, Machiss. las1>sT 20 mAsf1
schr julia Ann, Staples, Calais, lGnA{ q jed ~.
Schr Mara Whitney. CLARK BookasG
Propeller Planet. Looper, Phladepas
Propeller Osceos Clark, Providence
Propeller Pelican. AuldIlch PToydeseef
sHsub boa; JoEE Taylor, Boston. 4, u.hp-
S1ILED-Saips Harmonic, Dosne, for O,SsG~i -
Robinson, liverpool, and others.
WlSD-Nrry light from s. - =. ..al Ok
The Stoninston fad Fall River boats did not al1v.
o'clock this morning OWNS 20 heavy FOG on iAe S"
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Disasters, &c.

BRe ALMA YosE hence sept y foI 81 LAP "a ls Csso
Sable Island the evening OF the 90 ,.rro
-four and beef AID mostly landed on the Island uSx
is partly insured Wall street. BY telegraph ' p.Td q
9Th in.. 20 Elgood Walter, efqi Secretary ei '"'
Uncsrwriters.D ~. Ill, n Esf the
BRIe RANDOLPH Plnit,, Of and from Bo.ton Jay ssmss.
Ryer ~ Plate With cargo Of ice carried away nf "a w
and al attached the lsth u August, lai I'm ~"
81 . nut into s. Thomas the l.th at 49,, ,,, g., Roe
scs. " { FLt.sQN Deakyne from PhlAdeiphal ," sItos
ton viii coal into on he nigh o. te 4.
al i,,nd by an M brig and got dsuia ted "a II
- NJ, morning a. the place Of ssstsT, awaiting ~
,,e,ufug 70 .ow leT 10 the city for repairs
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c. ron ruK CorNrEY.-Gl, ApPiRArrs.

Gas FOR THE COtNThY.-GA, APPARATUS,
sf. the Patent the Maryland Portable Gas Company
4 Il WooDvoRTH& Co offering for sale mos
plee cheap simple and efleu Gas MACHINE adapted n al
,erets 10 the Of private dwellings public aud pv4tc
scbo. churchcs colleges fscoIies founders hotels water
ns places &c vel of and village Details viii
be- frnshed by applying pee1n by letter the Office Of
the ComVs1y where Machine b. 10 operation and
descriptive peInJtets ob,si1od.
&. X. Wo1DwORrHk Co..
~. "a W4ll-st Ne.-York.
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Internationally
HUNTERS MEDICAL SPECIALIST.

The October number Il s remarkable periodical contains
eu and concu,yc yiudicaon Of the treatment b.
Inhalation all disease. Of the respiratory Organ.
The dogmstic, ibersl and nnfouuded opposition given IN
quarter this rational mode # treatment j. enect1a
rebuted while the successf1 practice Of The Ed'"r d.
RoBERT HUNTER amply uained By erabe FACTS
drawn out by recent hbe'0u and uupr0voked sssult
H. The subject should read this number
Of Tar SPECIALIST. Published ~ SHERNAS Co,
A.tor House 10. ke.ey.si.l
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AdvertiseuIent.l
OCT BIER, j 2 y b.
BROOKL wv ITEMS

PoLITICAL DEBATE.-The Hon. Luclen Is. chase
(Buchanan) and Lieut. & ovenor Raymond, meet this
evening in Brooklyn discuss the principles at issue
in the pending election. The Rocky Mountain Club
have rendered the use of their Raying Hall for the
meeting which will accordingly be held at that place
(coner Of Orange and Fulton streets, at o'clock
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REPUBLICAN MEETING. - The Fourteenth Ward
Republicans held a large and enthusiastic meeting at
No. 90 Grand street on Thursday evening. Speeches
were delivered by Maurice Welsh and others. The
Harmonsts of Freedom present, and contributed
not little TO the interest of the occasion.
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COFFEEE-A general dlness pervaes the market partly
ia vi y OF az auction announced Tor next week Holder.
erIsy are demanding full price,. The stock If Rio 5000
tags sale bags Rio I0dllc, the former figure Tor
Sknmings; - bags L,gusyra and 50 MsrseaiboN l2c.
CAhDLEs-AdaInaiine firmly held saes oi city brands
Il 24dZc quality PLAIN and Patent Sperm are Ia de-
InsDd AZ zoe. for the former and So, for the latter
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbere IL better feeling in
market Western Canal Flour without quoabe change in
prices The inquiry mainly for the home trade and the East
with moderate business export The sales 1900 bills
about half last eyeungst SO d 20 for common TO good
State IS 60 for State t 500 &c - for Iupene
Indiana and Upper Lake 80 54s6 10 f'r 70 good
superne Ohio 80 75C 81 05 for 10 faT Ohio
II p f&i- very coed Ohio, 80 ga
ST. Louis brands md 81 &jOSs IS for extra Geneee.
Csn,Gsn Flour steady bat quiet sales q 20 bb So 50
-6 IS for suVsle and 80 30d 81 90 for brands
southern Flour less atve especially the low grzdesthese
sales 81 700 bbs 80 ga 81 IS for mixed
isncy and brands Rye Flour steady but quiet s4
IS Com Meal dull at IS 90 for Jersey and sos II
lor .ndywn' Baekwhes Flour IL selling 81 5Oa s7i
e l00 lts.
FRUlTsRsi.ra and wanted the stock Of Bunch
Exhausted kougb Tie prospective arrivals moderate
In. cck II LAYERS il about no boxes sales Of 500
81 and for whoes, hsve, and quarters Bunch 81 900
=. blas COcoannts sold private terms Rhode Island
and North River Gre~nnrs command 50 5Od ~ U.s. Western
FA arrive spArngly. Wiz Ful' hss made 70 appear.
80; quote - Pa e. ~ Sewtown Pippns are
1d IS az 70 quality the after pr for choice
'reS -rs fcsed - itFmel: pnea FTa!:s unchanged
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REPrBLICAN Mass MEETISG.-A mass meeting Of
the Republicans of the Thirteenth and Ninteenth
Wards was held last evening at Washington Hall,
corner of South Seventh and Fourth streets. The
principal speale of the evening was Henry Ward
Beecher. The room was filed to OVERLOOKING
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EALING OF ASCATI

FALLING or A Systematically afternoon two
painters the employ of N Vache while engaged in paint,
ns a sign ON the new iron building opposite the City Half
with serious accident by the breaking of the which held
the scaffold upon which they work One OF them
Martin fell 10 the ground distance OF 80 feet
other named Derby caught himself by the and
with but slight injuries Martin conveyed to
the hospital.
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ADVERTISEMENT
RROnIR'S GRAND EXPOSITION OF CLOAKS.

On "wednesday last satisfied the Ladies that he still the
LEADER OF FASHION FOR THE UNITED STATES.
Two cases Of RCH FRENCH CLoAKs and TALMAs will be
ready for inspection on
SATURDAY., October H.
Also three Styles of lis manufacture never yet ex
bbitcd, expressly for the City Retail Trade
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcrM TERN-OcT. l0-BeioTe
JsdEe ROOSEVELT
paint Practice,


Henry J. Beers aEt. wm. D. Winnie ct a. nj.
In this case Judgment obtained against Meas
lG% a. 1Gns aep.e bad been pot in behalf Of
al the defendants and the answer yenhed oy tni a.
the sheriff of The judgment was paid by the de
sheriff fror paying over much the judgment Tor
cos. snd requiring the plaintiff 70 show cause Wy % an No.,
Motion denied the ground that did not appear bat that
the been authorized by Mead partner or agent
and that Mead. remedy If any against the attorneys of
aPPearrs without a9hor'y 4 ths ya did go
In the matter of Proving the last Testament Of Lease
l.. Brandon deceased, &c. - .
Order that the will be recorded in the County Clerk
Office, and Tsnsnitted 20 the Surrogate. . 80,
In the matter Of the Bowery E1tsn.on ana aPpI',' o. I'm
0 o, Tcf.' Of i lot Nc. SIC Pearl street street
Order for payment of moneys to Costor trustee
The peope on the rcsion Of the Msyor &C. ss The Judge
Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Motion granted
The FRENCH FUGITYEs.
The of the great railway operators came up De
fore Davies to-day motion 70 discharge the parties
from 1t however postponed till Saturday morning
UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE-ocr. To-
THE SLAYER PANCHlTA.
All the parties captured board the Panchita, ex-
bona fde passengers board held either criminal OF
Me..rs Wenburg Week. for whom exJudse Beebe
counsel have filed claim the vessel as owners. They
quito Richard Poon and Capt Morton have been appointed
appraisers Of the Panchits. -,
fhe information which led the seizure Of this vessel Is said
TO have been communicated to the by Nj L. De
gray Clearance CLERK In the Naval Office.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ocr Io-Before Judge
CAPRoN.
Eliza Carpenter was tried and convicted OF petit
larceny stealing 80 from Mary oBhen Of No 81 Chey't
She was the Penitentiary for three months
Philip Suffer and Henry H. Puff were tired and con
vieted grand larceny stealing $50 worth Of eatskns
from the store Victor Henry No "a New-st Remanded
for sentence.
VIM H. Dalton was tried and convicted of grand
larceny stealing sugar TO the value of 300 from the bark
Charlie, Thompson lying Pier No - East River Sentence
deferred. .
No other cases were ready for trial. and the Court
adjourned for the day.
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