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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

sbps-Msd Of Orleans Dennis, New Orleans, WIN Nelsoa
Son; New Orleans, Rich, New Orleans scranton thomP
son Indepepdenre Haskell Melbourne h. Hathaway Harvey
Birch Nelson San francisco, ). II. Babcock 20. ~,
Bsrks-Ansela (Breml, Uman, Mobile, Eagle h,sIai
Asbana (sardD CampeiIo Cardiff aud market, NJ fa''s
Id CsyaIo Washington Matsgorda, j. II Brewer Co
Bh.s-E Dummond, Chapman AsP'nwal Panama hA a
Go Tar scr Ford Boston, C. T. J. Peters Penguin nL
" all wright Bermuda Middleton CO. Trade WIND kesa
Norfolk c. Z. J. Peters Wshondns reckner D-"e7"''
J. NJ Smith Co. ,.s,..
Schoouers-Oregon, Cox Cherrysone master Ann San
Myer. Charleston Dollner Potter " Mitchell bahs rnlr
deiphia master; John ; Wilson, Smith wilmington bo'
som; Emily Keith Penny, Richmond. Weinberg Weeni
Hannan Chsrleston, McCresdy, Mott & Coz G. w bentley
Reed Darien Deml Co Bergen, Woglam City roiar -
uer Potter j. T. Grce Rogers Savannah, scranton tS
man Senator Wilson, Norfolk, SuIges, Chairman 10, a.
N Unntey Hammond, Baltimore, MAILER, Lord ouefeah
soop-Isaac H. Borden, Collins, Fall River, master
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MONDAY. Oct. 1872. n

There is no marked change in the Stock market to-
dav but the transactions were considerable, aud the
general tendency was downward. The bears were not
very free sellers although they predict continued DE-
cline during the month. Erie closed Mt o. the price OF
Saturday. Reading was SOi decline of q cent.
Central was s3i, decline of y cent. Nicaragua
was finn and sold at 6. There appears 10 be con-
tipuance Of the movement in Cumberland and Isl was
bid today In Western Shares the business con-
siderable at about previous prices The market gen.
oray was stronger than for other descriptions of Sc
curics Illinois Central improved = cent Rock
Island, J 4 cent; Galena, g. cent, &c. II La
Crosse there was considerable excitement, and active
bidding Several sales were made which do not ap-
pear in the printed list from " to 81. At the close 81
was bid and 10 stock offered. AZ Milwaukee the land
cant /, estimated 20 make this stock as valuable as
limos Ceutra which is selling at Ii . cent premi.
up. The sales OF Railroad Bonds 500 900 with
cut important change. Illinois Central sold al S9l;
NewNoIk Central, 1907, e.. STATE stocks IN fair
demand and finn
Tie market for Exchange continues weak. with al
ample supply Of bill offering Rates are nomnally As
before.
To Liye,pcol Freieht> sie firm; the engagements
are ~ Geo bush Grain at % 100. 200 bb,. Flour
ct p 500 bales Cotton at 5-33d 600 bbls. Rosn at
= ~
Grain at lOI Id: 1900 bbls Flour at - lOld S.
60 ,uus oil Cake at 3(s. 70 Glasgow 5000 bbs
Flour at p d. - ID; 30 boxes Cheese at 3os.
5000 bush Grain at 10, a I'D. t. Lisbon 5000 bush
Wheat at re. in ships bags.
The business Of the Sub-TreasWy Total Re
c,p,s. sos o. including $4,000 o- Transfer Drafts
on Boston Payments, $ll3f7 - including $4,000
California Drafts and Checks Balance, s3 J73, %! IL.
The Bank statement Of tie week shows continu-
arce If contraction, which l.. however smaller than
was anticipated. The loss Of specie also is not 50
large as was expected. The nouIhal decline in lie.
posts i, $4,000, but in consequence Of the de.
creased amount Of exchanges at the Clearing House
the actual decline is only sl,Oi3O. The arges; loss
Of deposit. las been by the Merchants American
Exchange and Metropolitan. The Commerce shows
considerable increase. The ctwpansoD with last
week j. IS lelGT'
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Arrived.

stesnsbip Roanoke skinner Norfolk and City Point mds
and passengers 10 Ludlsm Peasants. 3sh inst
F Fs '"'i'd steamship '",,''"" hence for Me-.
Steamship Empire City, Gray, r.w;o5Iesn. Oct s. va hr
ysna 9th, md.e. and passengers to M o. Roberts 81,
Ship Bella va.consada lspan) Tuie'ta Csdz IS days Wv
Ship EspimoDdas Brandt, Newcastle Eng Sept CO... 70
Brooklyn Ga: L.h Co. OF; 10 lst' 20 q 0p . Isn sa
spoke slip Kssand from Shields - ,,,d.,
q e.ss & 81 sss Sp a1 SS s'f @
o H. Williams. Passed Anger =, s ss ,sn si
sSaie b. 5r Gao ,E of st. Johns ~ d; out. Or
Bari doe. o at a o. 0n b., = pI aS ; IS
o. steam fieae (suPPOsedl "sba'6 standing IN b,,s
and sdhP I pa..Dst s.f To in.eRen wctbsr
B5s Secret Br Fitzgerald cn10ni'r' n H. 10 any,
schr Psnam. Ksium, Virginia 5 day.; ,.... ,on, ...
schr. Julia Fox Mabee, GeOrseown d. c. days. n0uf ~
sc6r Amyti. (of Portland Me-, Fo;teI Do'ehe''r NJ o.
. day. building stone 70 Lingo. c IS eosee hides &C. to
" sehf Py@oash Rcl Lacey Boston de to Dayton
'P sstf American shst P,s;sy RSet.1S
s sSRT 4 G. ms1std bael.nd aoadou 70, Hartford
se5 soanda Bqn. s Ra$oot 70, for Boston sS.,Sn
scbr Fnends Wass Rondout for Boston
schr Par Kelley Albany Tor New Bedford ss,i p,dsos
schr VIM. II Reed Kelly A i i2[ Ne" D'''''0
sehr DsnieI Webster Kelley Albany for Boston oil,
sshr. A. O. Pease, Brooks, Portland Ct
sehr Sarah Ann Roe Baker Boston
schr. Amanda Powers, Robinson hocAaho
schr Thomas Hix, Hall, Rocklsnd .
Sch. Mary Fsrnsworth, COnnery, RockAnd-
Schr. George Waite, Bangor, lumber 20 master.
schr John Wright, Dickinson, Portland Ct
schr. r Hall Andrews Portland e.
sohr. Celestia Coe, Portland, Ct
Schr. Gorilla, NickeTs0n, Provnoeto"n.
sloo, Helen Nye New Bedford.
Sloop Rhode Ifland Hull. Providence
Propeller Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia
Propeller Caledonia Layheld, Portland
BFLOW-Oue bark. -.
BulOeh fJT Hsy<hA -
New Orleans.
WIND-During the day, :.
Arrived Rio Janeno Sept. L. clipper ship Loosou" w
from San Francisco for New York June TO-
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LAW LNI'ELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-SrEcI,L TrRM-Oor. lS.-Before Judge

SUPREME CoURT-SrEcIM TrRM-Oor. lS-Before Judge
CLERHE.
HICkRAGCA AFfAIRs-WHAT his NEW MINISTER AND
SECRETARY OF LEGATIoS SAY ABOUT GEN. WALKER
}. C. Hamilton sgt the Accessory Transit Co ct a.
This case which is an application for receiver OF
the effects of the Transit Company, which the plaintiff
claims is dissolv cd came for trial to-day. pre-
hmir airy motion ON the papers to the same effect was
denied last week
Pedro dc Silva the fret witness called. He tes-
tilted "a follows l am native of Nicaragua aud Sec
retary of Legation from Nicaragua in th,s country;
,ef Nicaragua the 10Th of last August in 1915 my
father the Provisional President of the Republic of
Nicaragua but has been dead six months brothers of
mine have been employed by the Government OF Mica
iagua, and have commission as DETERMINATIONS
In the forces of Nicaragua, the Rivas Government
was above the Constitution; Its dc reeS were under
the name of RivaS; that dssolying the Accessory
Transi Company has been carried into elect heard
that decree promulgated, according to the usua priC
tcc in the pubic square of Granada where Is The resi-
dence Of the Con ernment
Here paper TurpOitlng TO be the decree IN queS
bon wss shown the witness and he authenticated IL a>
a document Of the RiNaS GOVERNING nj by tue hand-
writing and signature. The paper was then admitted,
though objected TO by the defense
MT Clark erofs-eXamincd the witness al length,
III turned out hat he WAS born in ISIS and had been
employed by the Government of Ncara qua for the last
four years in 1882 a Clerk in the office Of an Al
calde, at 80 per mouth. then Captain of VI lita at
80 per month whence he lose - be Major and
Colonel
In reply to numcrous questions witness here gave a
long history Of Nicaragua before and aler Walker
came there--describing the condition of things which
icd the Democratic party TO invite Walker TO help
them agG:nst the Chamoros Seryie party-thc first
wishing to maintain, the second 20 change the Cons-
futon al 1885, The objection 10 The Hcr Consolation
witness said r0s that care ta' much P1rcr 10 he
Prtsideat; but since Walker came, the Legislature
has rever met, and the Courts OF Justice in Granada
and Leon known " Courts OF Appea.' and Courts
Of Justice" have been suspended since Walker has
been in pOwer-abou three yeaTs-what II known as
martial law prevailing throughout the Rerubhc.
On inquiry, witness named Mr.. Appleton Oakes
Smith residing at No. 40 Stuyvesant street in New
York az the Representative Of Nicaragua in this
ny, I'D suceeeeor to Padre Viii though scsa2wledg-
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yy.rLrt. Pc,sortei BIZ Tflegrdph.

A,R.xy Oct IS-noon - Received $500 Beeves ~ Cow,
200 sheep and 5000 Lambs Reeves, - . Z iW 10
Ir weight Sheep S2d - ~ head Receipts oil beeves
S5l less than last Prices lc lower Tue qnAy
cattle is inferior scaswsgs in abundance esPeVy VIVA
soms Texas cattle. 1870 -. -. 7oo Mi. 4,
IS IS for common Illinois; ST 2i for choice ONO ana INDIANS
Wprr il steady sales 81 200 bush at l4d 10 oi She
ago sprng CoRN hardly tuni sales VoU ousn Sic'
R,stFy. sa.s at g. va 81 - WHISKY, Sie tNhL
EpyIcurs 10 NewYork 6ic. for Corn and S0.le toy
Wheat RECEIPTS In the IS hours up vi noon to-day iV.s
mis- Flour O2 aS bush Wheat, and IS Dush ,otn "a
S, ExroRTs ell4 bush. Wheat, l.s ~ BUSH ''En, ana
s2,T95 bush. Oats =, ,a g. .h,,,.o..
- III 40 bbls al rs IS for common Illinois, toG 20 ~ ot
cod 20 choice Michigan Iowa and indiana 50 ~ iet
FStrG do and Ohio WBEsT 10 steady sales OF ooVo pIsa
AT liakl Is Chicago Spiug lls& 81 Nfor Mhwsuhes
Club: 81 iiI White Canadian. Coks - lower SAFES
* O,G bu n Al OdJIc. BARLEY: I'll 10 81 ~ OaIs' DC
C,S FREIcsrs TO New York l6c. for Corn and 1lc tot
Wheat RECEIPTS the az hours up TO noon oasy i'oes
bb, Flour 1874 bush Wheat and y sf bush coin sNN
IMPORTS IN time: II TS bush Wheat ~ iof push 0ofn
and i2.4t bush. Oats .,..- N -,..-..,. 4. NJ,
flo 100 oCs bush and Oswego ~ 900 bush CORN dun VITA
declining tendency shipments TO Buffalo 10 ooo bush oa's
2sdSc FREICHTs firm &c. for Conn., aud &c iOf "hese W
Oswyco Oct lS-7p m-WHEAr In moderate demand 20.
,ino ,aes of Is bush 50 for White lnGiAnA "
for Red do and 81 y for Chicago sprung .npPos ons
81 As for good White Canadian and western NosN VI
d 600 hush on private terms. CANAL fkhichIs 49,
yo,h-Elour f6c Wheat lbc. LAKE IMPORTS IN ths lst
~ n 90 noon ioday-ls2 bush Wheat, 81 100 bush Cora,
$40 bnsh rye and IFS baxh Barley Canal Exrosrsin
same tiueE3 500 bbs Yss, "a 100 bush Wheat, af0 bush
Com, and f,559 bush. Rye
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yIARRIE ID.
BROChN Al-Hi

CkMAY-HAZARD-OI "Wednesday Oct. l. by "a
Rev II = WIS the resderce Of ;Ac brides f.ther ia
Haucock Bcrkshne County, Mas the Hon ;. ". Brock
%Tsv of MAJ elurnne Hill CAL Mics Augusta NJ Hand
DAUGHTER of Thomas Hazard esq
Gi-IICK- POWFLI-Iu Brooklyn. on Thursday OF BY
me r. Df DvtgIt Mr.. Chs.. p Guile Of Kingston n -
10 Miss Mary T. Po,s ell Of Brooklyn
kEMP-PARK-In Couper's Plains \. on sa'uTday Oc;.
H. D., the Rev Z. S6rdet@Jn MI David henlP Of farm-
Dresden, \. J.. on Wednesi ay
Oct l. the Rev r. Laiincr 81. David VI W IllAins Of
Wsrcu, Penn. to Miss Nancy {. Page o. Dresden
wHEELFR-CoBURN-O wedne.lsy; Sgt 4 stA1ae.
eaIe5 by ne FicG Of Belfast lreiand NJ "sr JAMES
"AetS' to LA.ie, ougA g. sshier oi NJ Tbs. SssNSa
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The following Dispatch received by EA""''
esq, dated, 4. ..Aore o
QvEBEc Oct. 1.-THE bark Thomas james Is A''''
L ain Island Shoals, timber loaded - p,,.nA c.,
TIE sLooP AMELIA Capt Dickinson from r an 1iste
with cargo Of stone while passing through he She uD
Sunday afternoon. struck on the OridiTon and 'uhA
probably BE- a total loss $3.50. r..,eru por,
THE soHs MRsos from Albany, bound 10 an lib
while pa,sus through Hell Gate last Saturday ,.isn ID
inst strck on steep Rock and partly filled se es, Pos
to. coon ait.rwari 81 .tesmius and towed TO
when lie will b. repalTed. &c.
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SUPRIME CorKT CIRCUIT Nos. . i5 80 2t9 so,
~ 63s 7e6 7s su7 9s IDOL Ion 7is ST. 80 1871
1919 576 SIS 6.l 6S rs no go 1875 C7e 1884, 1852 1883
1888 1887 "a 1900 . 1904 70 i9S 1910 1915 1915 1918
1919 TO 1886 las lse l9t 20 1850 1852 lS5
SPECIAL TrgM-trsi Cass-Nos. J. y b. Second Class
Nos. =. y. us $50 o. 81. ~. 10 la4
SUPERIOR CoURI-Trlal Term.-NOs. 21g 240.
e. sc ISL -. % 81 NJ M no ~ S7t 259
IS W. 29S 20, .9 VS. -, 500 n2 S5 Jhl sos SO
SU7 SO. 500
CoNNoS pTTAs-Tria Term-Part Nos 1923 10
lCS4 1851 e. lCi2 Co 7SG PAT li-Nos G9 So sS GiS.
1918 1915 1917 1918 loa o. l0l lob lu.i 1922 1925 lot
UNITED STATES pISrRlcr COuRI.-Nos. % 45
Al a 4 a. 81
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Forty thousand dollars second mortgage bonds OF
the Albany Northern Railroad, belonging to the Al
bauy Common Council VIII be sold at auction, at the
Exchange Of that city, at noon on "Wednesday, the
18th inst
We hear that a contract has just been completed
between the National Anthracite Coal Company ian
enterprsing Philadelphia concern near Scranton, Pa)
and the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western kau'
road, by which the former will furnish the Railroad
with some 800 900 tuns of the best coal Of that region
delivered in the next two three years for the New
York market.
The receipts by the George Law, including the
amount in the hands of passengers and Government
drafts and checks is not far probably from two million
dollars which increase the specie in bank, or avail
able to about $l2 1000. The shipment on We'd
Nc sdav promises to exceed half million The bars
BY the Law have been sold at premium, which Is
Ia! D. cent decline.
In addition to the gold brought over the Panama
Road for Now-York was the following for English
account:
Gold. tfso6l w
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lAdyertsement.l ~
, pr1,prD PHYSICIAN, whose sands OF life

,sry run out discovered while living IN the Fast indies
cyr for Corsuu pion BOnchitis Coughs Gods and
s.pcra Debility Wibng 70 do a. much good as possible ne
10 such Of afflicted fellow beings Ar frquest ~ ms
49,. IN fl and explicit directions for making up and
cs,,uy u,ns He requires each applicant to iheo'e hn
- 70 be returned Is postage On me recipe
I'D he remainder b. applied 20 the payment OF TINS aaVsf
s''n'b'' ~ JAMES No 10 Grand ST., Jersey City N j.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The STRIKr.-The trains on the New.York and
Ere Railroad depart usual on time and those arriv-
hg come in little more promptly. Some additional
help has been employed. The freight trains have
commenced running. Altogether the affairs of the
road are impro wing.
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delivered, including 90 bbls az the outside No.,
closing with rather hrmness Sales Of iocso ~
2 81 Tedsi - $40 Bhe inside rats Tor iuf-,,, "a
finer qualities m better rtques' the private .ayr.s l.
steamer SskNs benE quite fyorsh holder. ar ne
disposed 60 sell unless AZ extreme r'e. prerin, :, -
Air, Ct sales Of 50 bbs pale White S50x5 50 q ~ -,
Tar "a IN small stock. and tIm 81 the sdyAnce. D
RrcEIFrs ,ND Exrosrs q Aarai Stores ne Pert ~
Yors 6r ne xeet ending oct n. 1850. w.
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Whaler.

Sailed from Dartmouth 9Th, ship Brun'wieh Du"''
Ocean - -, -. o-u..ifnev SOW"
~ a, DO 9Th schr T. A. Luce, Of and from hol"e'
!" SAID from " Loreop 7th bIk ClemstI', "'''''
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Lave. stock IN Warehouse Oct. l.......'f lSIo',nt
This total agrees with the official statement Oh inc
stock on hand shows g decrease since sept u
Al $40, 3s4 49,.
The condition of the Banks OF Massachusetts o''
s. 1856, compiled from the returns to the Secretary
S,s,a follows
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rAdycr'isement ]


WORTH Sl,0O0.-Ghc MILK OF ROSES, ana
., =, nYp BLOSSOMS makes the skin white, p)iess
10 yonthfuv aisedccsey transparent hoomirF and I'M
-. a. e,nT1vauec The charming expressions OF youth
ta,. Cures all skin Disease Full nsi1c
son. Tor nAkng upon the p, for Tour pos age stamps
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IAdver,ementI n. Tho Dsms Al

s,ena s,,A p.tlc Corde. Howard 4. 90 Se u~T
Z. crowd rUsp National c,b lime and win II the
-, nis,. If The "R, - II sharon ana Cutst ca11
S.Ns's =, ~ ~ .' III Witt TheateT this evening"
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Markets. Carefully REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

MONDAY, Oct. Is, 1856
AsHES-The market is very firm TOT Pots, with Gales oil W
bbs az 81 J7i Pearls quiet at 81 To- 49,
COITON-Connues under light supply, 70 advance. Mid
dlu q have to-day, and sti further
upward Sales of bales The large sales yesterday were
c speculation We have revised our quotations to show
the closing rates:
EEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
Obi u Ter
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A CAss OF ACCIDENTAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WdIVI'
waterman charge Of used u the improvements at the
krry accidentally shot his DIV clug Sussex stree,
Jersey CITY Yesterday afternoon. He had into the
house with acquaintance and hung his pistol Ills friend
fook II down and while cooking IT, impudeny, accidentally
dchargcd The ball took effect in MARTINS left side The
wound il dangerous one.
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p,,u Acc,pr,r.-Yes,crdav Patrick Haggerty

aged wears OF the ichmen at the depot OF the New
Vork Railroad City accidentally killed
while coupling the mail train. He did not hold the link proper
together crushing him so BADLY ina ne
.i.d hou aft the of the
COMPANY for fifteen He leaves wife and sx children
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The FIRrMEN's PARADE.-Thc flags of the City
Hall and on several engine houses displayed yesterday III
honor Of the parade of the Fire Department IN NewNok
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CosMoS CoUSCIL.-This body met last night, but,
no quorum being present adjourned till Monday evening
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as saa a. IS. 80

n.,,e,.. s7c4g5 ses2 lS5 fs5e s2so2 eto
The movement Of the bank since Nov !; iso0, mas
been az follows:
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SPECIAL TfHM.-Before Judge Bos~oRTH
OVER DRAFT 0N THE FARM BANh'
The Psrk Bank sgt Robert Davis.
Nation 70 discharge an order of arrest granted IN
Motion to discl

suit gans the defendant for ovednwng bank accounts c
ground of the insucicncy Of adavii' aud 20 set aside
summons and all subsequent proceedings for rreguailty
Ordered that the motion discharge order ot arrest BE- De
MED Will liberty 70 renew the aday the part OF
defendant and that the plaintiff be allowed to correct their II
IegulaTitics. -,
defendant has appealed from th. decision to the General
Term. -. .r
Application Las also been made 70 compel tn Sheriff 20 allow
the defendant the liberties Of the Jail " that is the privilege
being Al large in the city on proper security foT his appearance
heinz given This application granted % 10y. The shtrf
win doubtess appel from This order
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BURGLARIEs.-The residences of the Rev. Mr.. Man
ming Third and Mr. Brown in Seventeenth street WEI
and robbed while the families IN the
country On Saturday the house of g. C. Adams in the same
entered and quantity Of silver ware stolen
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

C.sCrRT ~ BROoKLYS-A mLrlcai event OI uh-
usual interest takes place this evening at the BROOKLYN
Athenaum being the first and only Concert gwen oy
those emint Mt artists, Madame La Grange ana L. NJ
Gottschaik. The programme IS happily CHOSEN, EN-
b,ocuo among other pieces: Aria from the Prophet;
Bolero from the Sician Vespers; Prayer and Bar
.oroue. from the North Star" " Hungarian Air.
ac ,upg by Madame La Grange. NJ. Gottschalk
will p.rform Grand March, "Jerusolem;' 6 Silver
Spripe;" Fantasia, or " Il Trovatore, &c, and with
Madame La Grange Grand Poetic Waltz (voice
and piano). fret time. The Concert promises to be
largely attended.
BROOKLYN CITY PoLnIcs.-The Third Ward
Americans last night nominated the following ticket;
Alderman, Theodore F. King; Supervisor, John j.
Studwen; Constable Charles S. Frost
The Democrats of the same Ward met and adjourned
fil next Wednesday. 1t is probable that they viii
u mite On Thos. G. Tamage for Alderman.
The First Ward Democrats nominated Marriott
Mckinney for Alderman, VIM. Human for supervisor,
and j. Is. Zeller for Constable.
The Democrats Of the Ninth Ward nominated Ihos
r. Greene and Thos. McCarty for Aldermen, and
Michael Eagan for Supervisor.
The Eleventh Ward Democrats nominated Charles
Miller for Alderman and Felix Campbell for Supervisor.
A disturbance was anticipated among the Democrats
Of the Sixth Ward; but all passed off quietly
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NOMIsATIoNs.-The Re
pnblcaps of the Let Assembly District, Kings County,
hive nominated Charles +. futile for that Office.
The can didate Of the Republican party for the lid
District is A. Is. Mlard instead OF A. o. Millard, as
stated yesterday.
FREMONT CENTRAL USIOs CLUB.-There was an
other large gathering last evening at the meeting OF
This Club at the Odeon in the Eastern District The
Hon. f. ID. Culver made very telling speech which
was enthusiastically applauded. The ladies were
rendered vote of thanks for the presentation OF
splendid banner at the meeting oa Friday night last
The President, L. w. Field, read a letter from Mrs
Cox Whose husband vas shot down and scaiped IN
Kansas recently acknowledging the receipt OF silo
from the Club A motion adopted, requesting the
Ward Clubs of the Eastern District to appoint com
mlttees to canvass each Ward.
STABBING.-On Sunday evening last, as Engine Co.
No ware returning fire in Fulton street they asked
Mathew MeCarty keeps saloon in Court street. near
BERGEN street lie accordingly went to open his
r<orc and while Of doing sccOsed by man
md woman York who used abusive and obscene Ian
xuue toward him word followed another and the man,
after stirling McCsry stabbed him in the LEFT side, inhcting
serious injury The assaulted McCay at the same
time With which she had slung in stocking The man
was arrested and locked up and the woman was
tai into custody and Subsequently admitted 10 bail
Ia Ia hat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
COURT OF GENERAL sFSsIONs-Oor. ls-Before Juds


Charles Oilrigg pleaded guilty elOniously receiving
stolen goods the ~, pey MaidoH doing business a. NJ
- JOIN. street sentence PeniientiSry one year.
Hcy Smith pleaded guilty TO petit larceny sentence
ftLittu tiaTN months.
Patrick Callahan was tried for burglary in the third
degree nd acquitted.
Daniel Michael was tried and acquitted on similar
charge.
No other CAss were ready for trial, and the Court
Adhl.rutd tuf lie DIV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
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