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passage, apply 70
CHARLES MORGAN SONS,
No. Bowling green, N. Y.

GREATLY REDUCED PRIcEs-ocroBER eo-UNrrED
" states Mail Line pounds Of BAGGAGE free 10 cents
fansms hsrosd Through Or CALIFORNIA, rsaams Rsli
patch for xsp Gs On MONDAY oeioSs9
precisely from pier foot Of Warren street North river The
II and Ps ms s psss
GATE, r. II Pearson so@manser which yil BE readiness
iomeS it sas he Pasas Mai aams Company
Sne a. nv canon ~ or ma ro ns
,% SsIs Fs$
Asgnws e cents Per cps foot or cents per pound
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE-FoR
ns and Nsw o,ss1 q rds Oct . "a
iavorite Steamship EMPIRE CRY, Captain a o. Gray win
asoi Yw shippers
w be supplied win blank bins q iad,ns, Of the form aligned
gnS and So IN sa"s viii be signed aer hour
rss rSs e. passage |e
CUTToN 4 co.'s. DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
y selling ppss Il aSa "a e. ss
The superior A. clipper ship BEAVER Smith Is
@ Ss psr % %s very
SAILING qualities and unsurpassed By any vessel now loading
SUTTON co, - South street corner Of Wall.
B1he vessels OF this line take freight aer their adj
vertised day.
EoR SAVANNAH AND ELoRIpA.-uNITED STATES
e ess ss G so&
ss eSs e on a sx Y 70 ST. F
IA s3S steamers FLORIDA Savannah with the
steamers from New York on Tuesdays and saturdays.
EcR NoRSoLK AND rELERssgge. THE UNITED
u States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain Thomas
skinner viii leave for the above places "wednesday 18th
inst. Ut o'clock Il. NJ, pier ~ North river She viii
arrive Norfolk the afternoon and Petersburg the fol
lowing morning Passengers for the South will proceed d.
rccy by The Southern mail line TO Charleston Au
gusa Savannah dc. Those for Richmond will arrive their
destination early Friday morning Travellers viii find This
the cheapest peasanes expeditions route Passage
fare with stateroom Norfolk s. Petersburg aud
Richmond So Apply TO LUDLAM PLEAsANTs, 81
Broadway.
a UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE,
IA EsrARIrsBED 1852,
Carrying the United States Mall,
Sailing regularly before The day advertised
On Saturday, November l. full OF not full
No freight received after FRIDAY. 3lsi instant.
The unegualled and noble clipper ship
MINNEHAHA, 1850 tons register,
Beauchamps master.
II receiving her At pier East river and will
positively sail as above For freight or passage,
Apply 10
r. W. CAMERON, No. Bowling green.
sght bills for sale, and cash advances made cousgu.
COnsgnees In Australia Messrs Wilkinson, Brothers
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IdBT GUARD-ARMORY LAFAYETTE HALL NEW
IL York, Oct iS 1885, pecial order-The Command ant
with unfeigned regret the melancholy
cft sense Of Lisutenant Hora,io n. Hewitt The
~ On Tuesday l4h inst Al O'Clock r. NJ precisely
uniform for the OF participating the
monies. BY order ED VINUENT Commaudant
RANDOLPH NJ CooIEY, Orderly SefgeanL
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EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIoNEER-BY EDWARD
II sCHESCk C0.-This day at i2x O'Clock In front OF
store 20 Nassaureet an elegant bay mare fifteen hands
high years old perfectly kind sound ana
tie In every rot mile In three minutes Also
elegant top and harness. Also. beautiful white sad.
die horse las hands high warranted perfectly kind sound
andl gentle In every way superb adys horse Also, an
elegant lady saddle and brde cost S5 To be sold close
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BHIPPaN0.

E0R LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
l sip EhlCssOs Lowber will depart with
the United States mails for Europe positively. Saturday
Oct - At u O'clock NJ. from her berth, q the foot Of
Canai stret For freight or passage having uneqnaed
eomm9eaton Tor elegance aud comfort apply 70 EDWARO
A. 70 wall street Passengers requested To be
board at IL O'Clock AM All letters must pass through
the Post Office any others will be returned The steamship
Adraic, capt wet will succeed the Ericsson, aud sail
Saturday; Eoy,6 NB-Ths Of freight fro liverpool
TO New YORK reduced to four pounds
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.-oN AND AT.
IN ter Thursday August 1855 and until further notice.
passenger win leave pier foo, Of Duane street. a. fo
lows
Buffalo express ats A. N. fer Buffalo.
Dunkirk Express at A. NJ, for Dunkirk =
Mail at SIS A. n for Dunkirk and Buffalo and ntermedi
stations Passengers BY this train wiz remain over night
at Oswego and proceed the nert morning.
Chicago fxpress at +. NJ. for Dunkuk
Rockand Passenger ut $50 +. M Qrom foo, OF Chambers
ureep Piermont Tor suerns and immediate stations.
Way PASSENGER. ai4P NJ, for Nssbers and Mbidleown
and intermediate stations.
Night Express Al 5P. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Fnigrsnt at r. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo, and ntere
diate stations.
The above trains run daily, Sundays excepted
These express trains Eimrs with the Fmra "a
psndsieua and Niagara Falls Railroad. for Niagara Fails
Bnghamton with the Syracuse and Bnghamton Railroad Tor
Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New York
Railroad for Rochester Great Bend with Delaware Lscka
and Western Railroad for BAslo and Dun
kirk with the lake shore Railroad for Cleveland and Cncin
d. q. McCALLuM. General supt
DEGuLAR MORNING B0AT.-TUE STEAMER NEW
~ CLIFTON leaves from the foot Of jay street North river
morning nt ooeck Sundays exceped for Nonkers
Hastings Dobbs Ferry Irvnton, Tarryown Sing Sing, Ny
ark and Baverstraw. returning the same day.
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AUCTIoNEER. --EnWARD

EDWARD sCHENCR, AUCTIoNEER, --EDwARD
IL sCHENCK A co will sell, at auction this day ilh
inst los o'clock at their salesrom, No - Nassau street
magnificent OF gold watches Diamonds aud Jewelry
embracing duplex double timers eight day Watches indie
pendent pocket chrcnomeers and detached
levers IN hunting and by the celebrated
makers dsm nd brooches bracelets pins earrings studs &C.
In cluster and mounted In egheea and twenty
carat gold. superb real cameo Roman Florenune
Florenne enamel plain gold pns and earrings; do
gold fob and guard chains chateanes gold
pins, earrings, studs, sleeve butt, Ms &c, &C.
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AT AUCTION TO-MORROw-JAMEs COLE AUG
IA uoneer House and five lots Of ground Fulton and
emp,ory sale James Cole Son win sell at auction
change, New YORK. the large double house, with
stable carriage house aud five lots of ground situate
the norhey side of Fulton running through Put
nam avenue and including two lots southwest of
Putnam and Downing street The house In perfect
order having been newly painted and papered throughout
and pped for Also two lots of ground north
OF ulon aud Downing having
Fulton of 62 feet inches Terns6 per
the purchase remain bond and
term of title perfect full deed will
given. For and full particulars apply to William
Powers, Esq, counsellor at law No. U2 Broadwny New
York or Of the suconeers No 500 Fulton street CONNER
cial Exchange Brooklyn and No As street.
The premises be viewed until the day SALE between
the hours Of 9 A. and L. NJ.
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MARRIED..

CORRECTION-The marriage of D. Judson Cslkns to Lucy
A. Rogers printed in paper yesterday, hoax No
marriage Of the kind is intended.
BURGER-BOSWELL-In Wiiamsburgh Long Island on
Thursday Dec. 18, by the Rev. J. D. Wells Mr. Henry s.
Burger to Mis- Lizzie daughter of H. C. Boswell OF the
former place.
EXTRAORDINARILY Elizabeth, NJ. on Wednesday,
Dec IT, by the Rev. w. Huckel, Mr.. VIM. Chetwood, r
and Miss JEANNE d. eldest daughter Of John Bryant Of
that city.
FATZINGER- Trinity Church, Seneca Falls
on Tuesday Dec &c. by the Rev. J. NJ Guon Mr.. Thomas
Fske Of Waterloo to Frances P eldest daughter Of L.
Hoskins, esq.
FOSTER-WEAvER-On Wednesday, Dec. IT, BY the Rev.
Brush Mr. Isaac Foster to Miss Alkaline Weaver
both Of this city.
LITTLE-EMERSON-At the South Church. Salem Mass on
"wednesday Dec IT, by the Rev. Brown Emerson. D..
Mr. CHARLES s. Little q New.YoTi, to Miss Susan Hopkins
Emerson daughter of the officiating clergyman
MERRELL-SIMMONS-A Washington Ill, on Thursday,
Oct 16, by the Rev. DR.. Cummings William s. Merrell o.
New.York, Frances NJ Simmons of the former place.
cCHRIsTIE-On Tuesday Dec. IS, BY the Rev.
w Patt Capt James Miller to Miss Mary c. eldest dsush
ter Of Mr. Robert McChristie, all of Yves. Farms N Y
RABEL-VALENTlNE-At Mott Haven on Tuesday, Dec g.
BY the Rev. J. Hammond Mr. A. NJ Rsbel to Miss Eliza
r. Valentine.
UT-MERRELL-At Trinity Chapel on Tuesday evenings
Dec &C. By the Rev. DR. Hsght Charles Stout OF the firm OF
Myers Knsely Co. to Honora r., daughter OF John D.
Merrcll all of this city
Chllicotbe and Springfield papers please copy
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Arrived.

B.rh Robert Penne (of New Bedord Huxford, Cardsna
Sd inst with to NJ Taylor Co. Experiences WY
heavy weather -, IL. a
B.fk Peter Demil. Hoey. Savannah days. with nd's !"
Dtmili 4 Co. Ia. -,
Brig Clarence (Br Stubs. Turks Island days with ~
70 Tucker Light Was driven Oh the coast af um,
crew oil without clothes and rosbitten was taken 10Y
Capt Hazzard of aeam.tug VIM. H. Webb ~ m'ss s'u'a
the Highlands . - ,, n, a
via Newport with andy &C.. TO Simpson Brother. bxPe
enced continual heavy westerly gales put into Newport On
r. unt OF Read winds; sailed from Newport 18Th =.
Rig African Thompson Havana 10 days. with sugar, &C. -
Maylew Talbot Co. Experienced heavy weather on the
coast split ,sis &c part Of the are rosbitfen
Biz uel French Brown, Sierra Leone Now ~ WIN on
s.bY Blue Grit IBr) Atkinson. Cumberland, ~ s., viii
sndstones TO s. Whitney Co. Experenced heavy wssths
scbr Elizabeth Ann (Br) -, CORVALLIS, with po'a''~
schr Ralph Poet. Tyler St. Marks II days. with cotton, h.
TO Smaiwood Anderson L Co. -
schr Waiter Raleigh Msnkin Savannah days. WITH cotton
to J. Gilmore. ,,
schr CoInea struyer Brandywine, fonr te. 10 master
Scir Angler. Bessey, Wareham. with nails
Schr. Hampton n, Eaton, Fredericksburg.
Schr. NJ B. Tin6all, Thompson, Philadelphia
Schr. Dashswsy, Clark Ellsworth.
Sehr. g. b. Strong Pratt, Baltimore.
Schr. Tomsh, Foster. Calais, with lumber
Schr. N. T.. Pearson Coonbs, Bridgeport.
Schr. J. 4. Smith. Snow, S'onnston.
sloop Pointer Fowler. Providence.
Propeller Nucsn Morrison. Philadelphia
ropeler Wsmsutts, Nye. New Bedford
sAILED-ship Howard (TIsmb), Niemaon, fr h.nesu'
b., K Exact, Stevens, for Savannah.
WIND-SuI set N.N.W.
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The hearing In the case of the HolyOke Bank Of
Massachusetts, praying for perpetual Injunction was
commenced yesterday at Boston The charges having
been read, the Hon. Rufus Choate put in a written
on behalf of the bank. 1t admits substantially,
the allegations of the Bank Commissioners and that
the discounts of the bank have been double the amount
Of the law but states that this done without the
knowledge sanction of the directors The bank has
met lcsses and suffered nothing from defalcation.
Mr. Delano, of the directors, opened the case for
the bank. In the of his remarks he stated that
the condition of the bank was az sound that Of any
bark in the Commonwealth.
On the 6rt Monday Of December the 40 b,nks of
New-Hsmpshre had bills in circulation, g. Co $50;
capital stock paid in %4,S3l 900; specie in vaults
t23S ols 90; debit due, q SO 2i %; debts due from
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BY LETTER to Elwood Walter, esq, secretuy % -
Board of Upderwriters dated Pernsmbuco Nov ~ VI
that on Sunday morning the 10th ut the schr rsnes
Capt Boeart from Harbor Grace, with codhsh 10 ,s{
to Jun into that port dead low water without LSir6
on rock called the Qutursso, the lighthouse 40
away fase keel and doing comfortable dAmse -
Some Of her cargo taken % in lighters whce - =
10 float of high water, when she again ran ssno n -
Custom House. The cost sfrepars exceeding the 49, -
vessel, she sold BY the surveyor for Ssiyab
(of California; from Calcutts for New York PCT IN s'"
wss sold for $500. u.~.Ysb
BARK JoHs CAsKIg Whltmarsb, from Penang ioi ~ g., III
before ported arrived Barbados IN distress ~ ~
having sprung leak suddenly IN lst. 3 N. iop " W"
leaking about coo strokes per hour ,..n.pdrss Il
The CARGO OF soHa. ". Brown, from ro'. ND
and for this port, lost Conception Island
5000 three fourhs psured here, balance IN 49, Ha
The SCHOONER MAkY EMMA, OF Brookoaveh ~, sssres
master, arrived the l4h from Aexanons W.. 90
Hour Tobacco &C. Saturday. Of 10 p M 10 ~ ~
Bameest wind 8. by T., weather cloudy vas tsn ~
hsnhasset hence Tor savannah siiinna "a. cbA
ward, eanyr away bow.Pri Ssoo% .sos sass.s T.
making a com pste wreck, though tortunsey 900 -
this situation, and storm spPrcachns"s ..hy NO.
promptly boarded BY Capt Joseph Brewster ossd IA ds
Munsop Of Brookhsyen who, with bis crew. = ps6
ing the wreck and then took her IN Tow Ln IA 49,
The second hanser; being Their oa Tavern Hoase ~
dous sea running could render further ssisl y
wind banlins souihery, Capt hom.u "a uou ~
keep along till a steamboat took him IN WV
pier No. g. North River. y.y.a.,hl. 10, 49,
BRIe BRAzuIAx Of Salem, from fnlIAaleR ~ ~ -
with cargo Of 253 tuns coal went ashore a1, ~ -
Monday morning about Il miles north Of b "
ho.rdeS from Muskeset about O'Clock same ALT ~ -
sSsnSsy Dunham who took Of three OF the etsS a No.
hos,dsd ss.in on Tuesday morning by Capt ~ -
an vho took Oh the remsnins four men. fhs
bresiisa sp 10th, and WI b total los%
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especial. RG are a d. oss and Sa .eo. :.
s:f when ss 4 Ssa. Flour
dun and havy ba
and hrmer feeling The arrivals fair for the season. TIE
s s 60 ss S sd .a in
Safe $50 Sc Is :upeT1s Indians md Iowa. So IS
TT oRiS s. 81
g. u s sIi hs sss also I ss 80
So sss5 for uperfne and s7dsI!5 for extra brnads
10 Snp Dee e seady the arrivals are mod
s. a %1: ID : . ssss
brand. Rye Flour steady sales Z sf SS .aa q u G SsS
ssm .4 Jersey Baei~hs:' Flour quiet sss'
FisHV1he Market for Dry Cod continue. dull, but there
being 10 arrivals recently prices maintained Mactee are
quiet two 'mau carsoe' received rom
%Gds "a "a s',s full e R's, Ss
whs., Ssr h:s and tie %sds
., 81 H. 100 bush white M.souhs sI75 $500 BUSH red
sa.s %ssi Sc tss': :s' s@s
0 % se and R,s .s uS as
firm sale. bush &c for and ssc for Northern
@i , ne for new ssa,SsIn yellow IS, Old DO .,vs
SS: I'd: ne s:$ >, o ,s..
6USSf 5f; IA G sosse iaitSsI ss at
NE, 400 bales do to arrive, at 2se, mos and
so bales do. on private terms.
of s0 G.nss @ s.,ana %O:
and part lees cent for cash BAL Texas &c. 2 sst Texas
llc., IS h, rejecting water damaged.
HOPSThe market quiet but holders do not alter their
prices Sales Of 50 bales for ordinary good Eastern
al Western.
HAY-A firm ma,ket arrivals light sales Of 800 bales so9
s,Ic = lOc n.
iR0N-Hoder Of Scotch Pig firm so0 $50 So sales
Of 100 tuns. 10 arrive, at $50 mos.
LEATHERTheTe considerable activity chiefly for the
East, and prices very firm for Sole.
LIME.R.,li..d rm' 1000 SSIa Common sold at Soc
M0LAssEs has been quiet only hear Of sales of IS
hhds Cuba Museovsdo at +4c.
NANAL sTORES-Spirits Turpenne has again lspsed into
quietude the sales 70 day include bb in merchansble
order ct &c. Is days. Crude 10 quiet but hrm Common
Ron continued dullness aud prices mostly nominal
S. aoat and 81 60 Of yard fine qualities are in small
and prices firmly maintsned no further sales how
been efecasd Tar in large stock and with
| limited inquiry 10 lsnsud. Pitch 10 also quiet.
OILS-Enslsh Lnseed IL inquired for for future de-
Of sales OF 50 today November and
deliveries high figure said to be between S50
yesterday the close including 20 tuns
American less active but prices remain steady sales 10000
too gaors slc Crude Whale and Sperm remain quiet
bet prices unchanged Lard Oil 10 inactive at CSC 81 for
whole parcels of Western Winter sined and 81 0S %
for sms lots from store, 40 TO quality months Other kinds
PROvisIONS-The Pork market 10 w.hoa. important va.
.op The demand fair and the arrivals light for the
The sales alo bbs 9. Slsd el9 M for old Mess,
s62t for do, and sra sl7 81 for Prime.
befis hrmeI and In good demand for the trade sales OF $50
boe - $50 90 for old and new Prime 90 25d ell Is for
country Mess e0aeil 10 for old repaeked Wesera Mess
and GA asa sB IS for repaeked Chicago and Milwaukee
Prime Mes quiet a. ei7d 20 for old Beef Hens firm
!ee Of "a bbi' fair Western els So Bacon quito active
and lrm sAes Of 10 00e boxes Including $500 boxes West
sS org sssdi ss0gt DOL CcDsssS sst and sasrt bone
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TO ARRIVE.


In Steamship arabia, from Beson, ler Lssrro@ n Z
H1sOOd n B. sinshose BostOn James shaw, Pro,idessL
A. Berbyn and r d. Lyme, New York T. p. Burton, ~
dephis; Mr. Pick, California: A. p shumwsy Sal! Lls
Utah; r. Crawford and wife, L. Black, w. Hobbs j.. NJ ~
mondsop, II. McCulloch James 0siv.y. George wIha l.
Crawford, Robert French, Mr.. shaw, T. = Roe A. ~ Hay
Hamilton Archibald Fouds and Thomas ssasbers Montr.
William Dixon, Thomas Hutehinson b. B. HssA.s
and Mrs. Wyatt and daughters, Toronto; j. sfscoct
Wbitehill and =. f. Brown, Canada s. kosAleh
Mr. and Mrs .Awty, and T c. Watkins. Hsulsssi
Wynne. London; II. Rogers and friend, woverhsnEa
Mrs Williams az infant, lvepooli T PoweI nos ch.R
passenger: II Z. Le,rin Pris-5s. For H.ifax.wnlkn
Meschfp, Boston; NJ and C. Dewey Milfe.d j. r. ssst
buiyport: b. GRAY, New York; w. CunAfl and friend r
Pllsbury, John Hamilton +. Hyde Rev: Nj, Arnold u,
muh, Montreal; Alexander Stewart, Pieton; J. A. Fssr
Canada; Alex. de Castro Porto Rico-2. Total, u.
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sAYER-At Toronto CsnsdA Saturday Dee Il q he RES
Of the Hon Judge heLean Mrs Elizabeth ssJer IN
the fo1h Of her widow Of the sse John ssJef ~
formerly Of the North West Company. q.
THOhPsOS-In Brooklyn. Wednesday, Dec u, Aoef
Monross youngest Of Horace and Sarah " Thompson
serd year. months and day.
THURSbY-on Thursday uornns Dec II, Thomas Greene
infant con OF Samuel l. and Susan O. Thursby
WILsON-At Albany on Wednesday Dec II, Mr. Rcsard u
Wilson, Ed'or Of The Chicago Journal in the d year oil h
age
WoDLYOn Tuesday morning. Dec 10, Lewis Woody ned
II yesu and months
WHITNEY-On Wednesday morning, Dec. IT, John HenrJ
Whitney, aged years and months.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market. Dr.,

The markets yesterday and to-day quite hr;.l =,
kinds Of cold bsky Of good prices The 80
made Of VIM L. ToTeerts Avenue and Ashsnr ~
Ynda
BIET CArTLE-The sales Of Beef Cattle smoarsa 4. -.
hes6-nost Of which from Ohio. Virginia sni go
rams Forrest asd others The prices ranged foa es a -
90 3d. aud . few SOLD a. high a. $io y 100 n.
SBEGP-This market well supplied, $50 No. -.
been sold In Iots, As follows:
Ne STATE, A. ,orn"" Pr,s ~ ~
Western Pa .Hesser Alcorp. "a -
2leo... Ohio. Grub Dietrich CRUDE. Is n a
HoGs-The supply OF Swine csntin1 quite arss 25sh,
havins teen offered and sold a, from to % 100
the lot FROM Ohio.
berts at from &SDt &7S each. -"
Among the arrivals Torberfs 500 Turkeys ard o,s
the former selling n 7Sc. 10 ei 80 each.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.


sbips-Libery Atkins. New Orleans stanton Thsmpsen
Lizzie Drew Gooding Havana, Duncan Co.. Ame.esn
Union Hubbard Liverpool Gnnprll Minurn Co. v.ne,sse
Carpey London Geo. \. Cook T. J. Rogers MAXWELL NAE
Croker Co. Margaret Evans Warner, LONDON Morgan
Wiley. g.. n. .
E.elle Brown Matscons and ntet A. M,ehsdoi "e''
sis ma fr T. BoWsn, Cork and q market, q. r. bulkey
Briu-J w Sawyer Leighton, MatanEas, Russell vniasi
North Axworthy, Galveston, d. C. Murray; YANKEE b'sae
DARLING Rio Janeiro O. B. Colt Young America, noeef W
rscos, s. W. Lewis. - al,
Schooners-MariDe Powell, Wimip ston, T.. s. Povsni A.
Hncks Rose Barbados l. 4. Eager Co. Eclipse, Jone'
Charleston Scranton Tallnxn.
SIoop-Rhode Island Hull, Providence, master 49,
Propeller-C Colon Rener HavsDs, p. Harmony Nep's"
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CBARLEsrox Dec if.-CoTrox-Sales to-day 2.eo As,,s
advancing prices. Good middiins. l2ic.
pCBARLEsroS Dec is.-CoTroS-Ssles to-day SSa "a \,
the week 10000 bales closing a. to- adAee the v,st
Good Mdeng, Ric.
steady prices Mddips. iiidl2c. SUGAR firm q I6 ~
LAssEs sod62ic Flour very dull Mixed coRy, Co. posr
steady at SIT. LARD in kegs i2c. Corrox FarrcRYs -
Liverpool iss2c Hsvre, lc and 10 Boston, SD sra
LING EXCHANGE, y cent premium.
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brow the nsmes Of the passengers who askei his "a
pusion, but the unanimous oooion was that the rules
Of the company should be obeycd; Mr.. r. u1ed 70
Rreppe with the driver; hs hat aod cap were THROWN
10 fe ground, but not HE gold spec'aces; he followed
the far Barclay street keeping up with * ana
used many expressions sgnifyine that he would be
even with he men who put him off, III, doctor lost his
spectscles In this run before he reached Varck street,
but did not notice when they dropped.
C. F. Cook the driver, essentially corobora'ed the
statements Of the last witness
The defendants then rested
IT, III. Gsrnett (colored), City Missionary of the Shi
lob Presbyterian Church called IN reontni ~ the
pess bv want of a 10 ride in; had been obliged TO
wait half hour in storm, and thought three cars not
eoouph to accommodate the cOlored population which
in the city numbers about Il 900.
On the cross examination he said thst 1t was a mat.
of principle with him not to ride on the front plat
form, and,
On the re direct that the most respec able whites
often rode in the colored carr that he waited day
in October last three quarters Of hour, with fam
Inv of FIVE and when the coloied car came along 1t
was full of white people, and ne was finally obliged to
take down ADD remain In II until 1t returned pay
ing double fare; white cars passed in which there was
ample room while he was waiting.
Thomas L. Jennings, (coloredl, swore thai large
part Of the cOlored population lived on the line OF the
road be thought the too few; several times he
was unable TO get into the cocred cars, they
full but If white people rode in them there would
not be enough, with the platforms OF the other
On the cross-ex animation witness said that coloe1
folks rode in colored when they could do no bet
ter
Here the case rested and the Court adjourned Cum
sci will Gu up to morrow.
RAILROAD CAsE-EONSU1T.
Peter 3. Sweeny Public Administrator &C. agt The Hudson
River Railroad Company.
This action is brought under the statute of lsf
authorizing Of damages against
ton causing the death Of by wrongful act neglect
default.
The evidence showed that George Mei.e reden. Of pstsr
SOD Jersey or the benefit whose widow and child this
action brought killed the 18th Of May 1855 by being
by the the defendants at the Of Hudson
and Car streets that the going at the rate OF from
eht miles hour that by the city ordinances
allow ed drive horses the city greater than
miles hour drive horse horses r)und the
corner of any street otherwise than in walk.
The evidence ao showed that just before turning The
the driver cracked his whip struck the horses aud that the
of horses a caner.
The witnesses for the Company testified that the deceased
warned by the sgmsn when he half the
when the OF that he
stopped moment started again. ard within fe~
the rail and when the horses fifteen feet
of attempted and knocked down by the horses
aud run over BY The wheels Of the cars.
The Judge before whom the tried granted non
suit that the deceased contributed de-
gree Il disaster r. Goodman for plaintiff VIM Fullerton
for defendants