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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

KDENNSxLtANlA hAJLhOA0.-1ho no 0hrAAA
x CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities VA
Western North and Southwest states b.
tnpous Rway Direct This Road also connects st Psbasd
ana and ssndosky with steamers 10 oil Pors 90
hs North Lakes making the mos. direct eheaRsN
and reliable route by which YREIaH2 BE- forwarded
and from the Great West. -
6ATEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and fIx1SBURok
yIpsr CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats and Csps, 2,o.nt.R
BOOZE Dry Goods (in boxeA bales and trunksl rse
Drues In boxes and beles) Tes.her, Fura kc-..
SacoEp CLAss-panestc Sheeuns Bhirttne and
scAns Gin original bsles) Drugs 9n oasks) Hard ocens$
Pehs, Eastw0d-
saRD cLAss-Anvs Steel, Chains IN casks) a esnts
Hemp Bscon and Pork sahed Coose OF In sssks) HO n
Tobacco, manufactured, except Cigar OF cut, &c:
SopaYg CLAH-Cofee, Fish, Bscon, Beef snd
Pork lin c,sks or boxes Esstwsrd) Lard and cent?
Lard on, Hsns. Soda Ash, German Gay, fsf l0o.
Fitch, Rosn, kc...........
SLoux-e y bM unti further notice.
SnAIE-6o cents y 100 % until further notice.
aoTrox-e2 bee net exceeding 500 veashA unA fafsa
In shipping Goods from point east q fh.deyh: -
aooas consigned Agents Of this Rosd st skdsDk
Ptt4sburah viii b. forwarded without detention
RurlGHr AGRHrs-Hsnts, Woqney Co, Memphs, fso1 !
= Sass Co, st. Louis, 9. Mitchell Son, EvsnsvLA
tnl Dumesnin Bell Co., and Carter Jewes Lousvua
Ky.y yB: Meidrum Madison Ind sphsms1 Brown ~ sna
irxfn Co... Cincinnati n W. Graham Coz zsc.sv1s @
1Ser House, New. w.Yori and No Wiiisws.., nsv Yea
o. j. sneeder, Philadelphia; HsGsv Rooms, sisosrs
yso @. Funciscus Httsbussh
r. u HOUSTON, General Freight Aeenf- fhiadeSnAs,
b. y. LOnRAEAS supehnssndesr- Altoona n
Ws1 l. 1871.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
NEW PUBLICAII IIONS.

A TREATISE ON AMERICAN RAILROAD LAW. By
EDwARD L. PEACE svo, PIP 56s John 3. Voorhies
The rapid growth Of railroads within the last ten
years has led to the sprDgng into existence OF quite
new branch Of the law in relation to their orgsnizs-
ton their construction and their liabilities whether
to the supervision Of the Legislatures, to The state In
the levy Of taxes, to individuals who become inter
ested in their stock, whose land may be taken TOR
their construction or whose property or persons may
be irred BY them. Another important topic is their
liabilities q, common carriers, whether OF goods or
passengers, and the notifications in its application 70
them on the old lew on these subjscts Oar courts OF
leg have been much occupied with suits involving al
these points, and the decisions TO which they nave
come have been digesed and arranged In this volume
10 way we think hkelyto be very u-efui to the pro''s
,iou Indeed nonprofessiona holders of railroad stock
nsy ccusu. this book With good deal Of advantage,
aites the value Of railroad stocks as investmens-a
yolue which We do not think Is going to bs ed'aey
q, ,nihisted-must very much depend on the legal
rights end liabilities Of the companies Railroad Of
fcers from presidents down TO conductors may also
find here information which will be Of practical use TO
them.
THE POOR BOY AND MERCHANT PRINCE; By WI WI
eeD' Z ReW.Yoli: Sheldon BIsicm.n Co.
The life and character Of the late eminent Bo'ton
merchant Amos Lawrence, are here made the basis OF
a a;a,ctic mammal interded 70 furnish the yoang
,c,d.r 9TH directions for tine attainment Of the hgu-
%, succe,s in nfe The volume holds up an elevated
standard of character and is rich in incidents and 40
eso,es TO ius.ra,s the principles which it msntAns
i, can scarcely be read BY young people, especially
tbo.e intepoed for mercantile pursuits, without pro-
ducire the most ssutaIy impressions.
FIRST BOOK or CHEMISTRY. By Jons A. PoarLh
AZ D. ls1.o. pp. ~. A. g. Barnes Co.
TIE elementary principles Of chemistry are here
ere,epted in simple and oonc'e form. BY means Of
.p admirable ssranp ement, whi,h preserves the lo.
cal sequence of topics, ea. amount Of informal on
is cordsrss sd within marrow compass, sad set forth In
an agreeable aud impressive manner. 10 addition to
the ususl rudimerts of the science the plan of tie
work comprses the outlines OK vegetable, aguoaitu-
,a', and ply geological chemistry. anda brief but n
s.iuctive chapter on geology.
POEMS. By Rosa v,srvr. JoHsseS. limo sr sss'
Ticiror Fields
The COD ,eIts Of this volume, although nos feu'o'
be .peeiu ebs Of oec art, betrsy fine esr 10. w
0 odus,icn Of numbers, and an instlncnse 'a''lI
| ve,sisc.iion. Tpey are adapted to give p.eo'
| .he domestic ciIcls il not ~ win "ioe ie"
| aGRJPpA; Or THg Ks,sGsLisrS N rsi
| VIEW By LI.vTr liVsr sVo ~ 4. hs-a ss.aia1
| The ctedioity Of TIE G,'p-i h's 49, =,
| 70 A series of hints and los nnsln ",
| .,,,,,aa,is and developed asrcsn'' !" 80
,f;,r AID h,ie, f,-ss. the writer - 80 Ia S'
| h. h,ny.,.b,s psed.essssIs tasf ais "0fA '''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
Aep1lprk Da1n @ibnare
THE ExILED NEGROES In CANADA.
Inquiry into their Condition.
ARE THEY IMPROVING, Or TIE CONTRARYf
Statistics Of Education, Health and Crime.
Rs,sr. Of The TIibunSs Special Commissionss
nouiry into their Condition.
ARE THEY IMPROVING, OR THE CONTRARY
Statistics Of Education, Health and Crime.
THE NEGROES OF TORONTO.

THE NEGROES OF TORONTO.
The neiabboring British provinces have long been
The refuge of the fugitive alAve, and every ncrease
On this sde Of the border Of the rsor Of tho laws
10 epsure hs return t, bis master, causes him to
look with more eager longing 10 c'untry in VII ch
his liberty 10 secure and he possesses tho same po-
HtcL rights % tho rest Of mankind. There tho
law il . protector, and the public, always more
riaidly virtuous when the crime to be condemned is
that Of neishbOr, will see that it u neither viO-
lsted nor evsded The desire Of safety and of polt.
cal equality, valued tho more highly from it being
strenuously denied, has attracted numbers Of COL
orsd men, both fugitive slaves and free, to clm'te
naturally ubgenial to them. What have besn We
effects Of this security and this political equality
upon them Have they improved morally And
socially Have lhsy become moro industrious and
more intelligent, or, in the absence Of al restraint
have they become idler and more vielousi Arc
they capable, under favorable circumstances, Of bs-
coming good citizens in web ordered community.
or 10 there . want in their organization which
renders the oytrSeer and tho taskmsstef necessary
~ tncI NchVclS n auiNu usR sAiVoSo w
ton Of Upper Canada, undertaken ~ . rla1ston
from professional toll and care, has easbIed the
writer to answer some Of these qlestsns, ct
least to his own satsfachOa- He claims
10 peculiar fitness for bis task, beyond On honest
desire to learn the truth, to zee faes they exist
uDcOIored IS far - possible By preodioe or theory;
and il, with every webwishe. Of his race, As
hoped to fnd the colorea man improved, both
moi ally and socially By HE elevation in the Political
scale, bis anteipatons wsre that circumstances
and the short lapse Of tine hsd hitherto prevented
such improvement
There il IN Canada . remarkable wait OF soou.
r..e s:a.ircal information regarding toe people Of
color. Even their numbers cannot bo arrived Ut
with any degr,e Of accuracy. The esa'us Of 1859
il in this r,pec. DosonousS unrshasle, aud its
luaccuyscy 10 scknoaledsed BY tho authorities
themselves. Its s-oeraIy es;im.te5 st e..gSo
% coo asps 40 900 souls, sud 'hcosh ,aisconsa'a's
s.l on no ven certain bs,l'. at ' - 1''b's' tho
el.es. sppi sXuna.Ies we a. sssSD - sio ;Ia'a.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
DENN6Y VANIA RAIL ROAD
n 8HE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

1he P@nyivsni. Railroad oonneet. ct PttsSura 80 -
IL Frankfurt Lexington md Louisville, KY ferre HsatA
ns&son Lasset.e .na Indianapolis Ind ciDcnn.n Dsycs
laubas Zanesvie Mssson and Woostes DIDO sso VIII shs
packet boats from and 10 Ossn H. Louis Loue
sSpe and Cincinnati
Through Tickets for the East ~ had t u ths sAoss
uen.ioped places IN tbs West
Pssssnscrs w find this shortest mos expeditions ~
yxufprts6e roate between the East snd West
VnOM NEw-YONK 70 CINCINNATI IN % HOURS
IRON EEW-YORK 10 CHICAGO IN s. HOURS.
HNON NEw-YORK 10 eT. Louis ~ H0UkA
INe - low % any other Route
eee hsndbils In the hotels Of .sis city
Yhaeush fekets further information nsy b Aad 4 II
~ u ths PENNSYLVANIA AILhOAD,
Ne. Aao4 House, hrosdwsy.
j. l. ELLIOTT. les8A
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

NEW WIDE-GAEGE KOUTE rom NEW.
~ YORK 70 ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER, and
oEHESEE VALLEY RAILROAD II now open, and, In con'
ueotion With the Buffalo Corning and New York and Nev
York Erie Railroads, fons direct route nom RevXoss
70 Rochester. ~
o afforded BY wide renders It by a the mos dssr
Ne between the above-nsmed-cities.
rckets procured at the NcwYork and Ere hanfosd
Ticket Office foot Of DuAnes and No Us srosdwayi sls
N Jersey City.
Bssease checked through
vrsirbts viii be transported between Yok and AochHs
r with dpaeh ANY Information desired In regard herese
so be obtained by calling the General Freight Agen. Of IL
Reyy. York and Erie Railroad Erie Building; or O. ZAP
PAN Hxmers Yrerht Agent No lss Brosdwey.
No tans on the Buffalo Corning aud Railroad -
xundsY j. L. REDYIELD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
ARLE EN- RAIL LROA ID
III srNHER tRRAEGyMrny

CousDe.c ng WEDNESDAY. Jsno j. IsY
Trans lesys Depo. cornsr Of Wn..s ard Ceatres.s m
-tspsss Nal Train oT Albany sOaneeang Cso:oa Fs
s.S a. brewsei's fr Dan0u'y OF Chs;hAm -Four Corners
vxh Wes;.,2 Rsosd Sor Absny r sars and The We
% = i.rton Tran, stoppsDs 81 al sta,ons 81
Snbans snase Tfsip. st1yp.9s a. s;s,ions 81
".ne rhsps Tar. stopping .; 81 ia ions
Leave sAh ~, sat1n: "a a M Williams Badge Tain
&tPns ~ oil .'sops n -Willsms Brdse rrSin, st %
pss ~ al itstsona ~ White Plane Train stoeppg
n>1Sss ~ p ~ -WNlssz1s Shdss FfSD. st,?plis =. al
ons - ciQsrn Pie fYsip s.opp.pt - s sAt.oas
- n Williams bistss Tta1n ytsyp,nr q. - stA,i oS
Ek }. CAMSsEIAI, sepsristsSSsps
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
CVPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY

y ELIZABETH BOYD, ast BURNET B. B0Eava
James Maurice Individually and assignee of Burnet
Boe,um, John B. Stevens Samuel sehu, ler Csthsrne
schuyler lis wiie John Cross William Valentine, Toe
" Wiiismsbu The Asbueot Bsnk, Chatles De- Bors
Thomas Kensett Ira Wheeler Noah ClsIh John B. Ssa
liam Thom.. James L. Hyatt hensse.sr K,tess% & Rich
Ard v r. Ketehum James O. Ketehum SAMUEL W. Lovsne
President and Cit zens Bank Of LcEs i.lnd,
Russell W Adams, John AcGrsw, Thomas Ac61~. John T.
William Pease and The Wiisnsbursh Savings b.nt Sum
mons for reeE-To the nsmed Defendants THOMAS
moned snd required the complaint 10 this action OF
which copy herewith served upon and 70 efve copy
a Eew.York within twenty days se the service hersof ox
elusive Of the day Of such service and you fall 10 snwes
be complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this
win Apply 70 the Court for the ehsf SemsndeS We
coaplsint-Dsssd New York, July 18th 1887
: C. C. EGAN, PlsiniiGs Attorney No IS WAns N Z.
The complaint in this action hled In the ONCE OF the
Csrk of the County Kss the leh day Of July 1851
osIsw6wSst C. c. E0AN, Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

RooxLAsp Cou.TY The Rspublicsns have nom
at,d ior Asrsubly, DR.. Joas DrnoRE''' ''' 'S1'~'
Con nlies.0neY, FlhDNAsD l. NICHOLS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
ROOks RECEIyED.

Lazy Nun'p.don Postr.y-:. BY he Author Of the Nc
siiHaiy i'aehrr' l2uo pp Sis Isrl'oa fottsG -
Tl- Saui,
The p sct's H"u.eiesp-r Eai,sd By dn. E1-t tvo pR
$50. stiii ger IOwns-Bd
Tre: Tp BIZ. Of fsSh.nss sna r,ouis.sry soees ,,
Life s,ades BY the Rev. John Bslle iana ps ioa 4.
Carter Broh+rs
Adlpi sonod Fss~.,o be Friends Trans s.sa ron Ne
French. I9rno pp. lSS. The S~ne.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

EyUgHrNo RAnRoAb-Le.ves ru,.oa MAJ
Il l.t vlsrf b ss.ns l.d .C,r or s,ss,S. A. r.. - d.
sDd @ 0s.6,s ssd ssehsssoe psssenesrs .AA she bat
q Ghns1' 1 WM n BMTTH, ReceivR
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
suited to pais profound apression 90 he Asosawi

THE LYoAL ApyIsYR By Epww r T,srply r1.o
pp ss1 Lpphseatcs
Mr. Frescl~y's dergu IN repairing this volume wss
sber to keep people ou' II 'hs a~. .oss to sd then
.hn IL il. wnb ,op omis, ions, il 10 jsdcovs so
valuable c. mpi alton.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

AJEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD-For PHuA-
~ pELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST Via JERSEY
crYY-Mai and Express Lines: Leave New-YorA 8 and Il
rn and and p M, fare S3 u 81 25 s6ppinE d An
~.y stations and go 70 Harrington. THISash feas1
,od for Cincinnati (&17 and &l8 ) and the West and 10
Ssmore Wsshinston, Norfolk, hc aud through bssssss
checked 70 Washnston In q m and p
W. WOODRUFF, AsGistant Suyt
No BssenSe received any train unless delivered
.d checked 5 minutes In advance Of he time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

AND ROUfE-eEW-YORK 70 PROVI-
~ pENCE sc-on aud sNsr Oct Is 1851, Tr.iu of tic
fkoViDEsCE. HARTFORD sad FisHKiLI RAILROAD
wn s.ve hofd sir ths arrival hse Of the Expros Tran
Il The New York and New Haven AID N t;av.u and U.r.
had and ssngseld Railroads. xhi.h leave Ne ~Yof a: o.
SAMUE FL MOTT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
N Y. SUPREME COURT.-The people,
lNs BANK Of the City Of New York, Pla'nad. afsn,t
Hun A q a pENEON IL IOSGPH T,lWN Def-nd-
NEW-Y YORK SUPREME COURT.-Tbe
N PEOPLES BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
nIs and JnH

N PEOPLES BANK OF THE CITY or NEw-YORK.
P,siutiHs asainst GEORGE GREEN and JOHN WEAHE,
fr money demand ou contract tCom
seiTo the dirne ants above naned You are hereby
squiTed the complaint IL this so'n
hiob will filed the office Of the Clerk o ths City and
Couny EewYork a. his Office II the City Hsl IN tn. City
Yofh end TO Of snswer T. the said
complaint oil the subscriber 1T their Office No 1876 Brosdwsy
City within twenty days after the service OF THE sum
on of the dsy Of such services sad you
fail TO answer said plant within the time or-s4d the
plaintiffs in ibis action viii ahe Judspsn, sganr you Tor hs
ann Of two thousand hnndrsd e|loo dollars
with interest from OF 0ctooer thousand eight
beside of this action dated
Oct 8, 1857. CLARK 4 CokS"sLL
Plaintias Attorneys, No Isl Broadway.
Tie cor pIsint IN action filed IN the ofce Of the
CIeh City and County Of Newyork th sth day
October 1851 CLARK COhNWALL,
O 10 Iax6yg Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
CANDs' sARSAPbRiLLA, tba original aud >,

uibe aipoe sinSuy pcrio, 70 81 o,esI.; p.s,sat >,
the taste aap pa,sd tf gsey veR:stls sIs 49, uisv b.
t.p ct al .ssons srb Oefsc sAi,y Pr-pvei a1i by
a H. D. kAnDs, Dypsgisss, NJ ke FSsso e., EswYcrL
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

cAsEoll r. snIYs, nesr the rostonf fs's 80. - =.
hs, TEE psnT, W1rxLT sd
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
17HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via grONTEG-

/ ron, for BosTon and rnOvIpEHCC-lnisn route
-ss ss.msn rLYa0yrH M ROCK o'Ee Joel stone os .os
- spstp and Povdeooe and Boston and Provdenoe RAJ
sas esvine New YoTh dsiiy sundsys erocp.~d from Pa
r. North River fret wharf above Bsery psoe s ocloel
r. ard stopnson q. ESQ .be ervsl Of the mat
min which leaves Bnstsn st 5Sop m.
yhe COMMODORE, fou, New-yoTk Monday. Wednes
s5 snd Friday From st"uns,On, Toesi,y Tbursdsy md
tsSopI sSr PLYMOUTH ROCK from New Yor. 1vs.a., rsu
and Saturday Vrom soninzton Monday Wednesday md
srtdsy.
and Boston IN The Express Men reaching pacss
advance Of those by other rontss aud ample e Tor 81
- esv morning lines ectns North and Passenss
nat prefer remain board the steamer enjoy nights rest
mdsurbed breakfast desired and leave Bennington 10 tbs
liB train connecting .. Proyid~ncs With the =.
xSin for Boston
bassse sser psnies the and trsp tbross
sseb way.
For passage berhs sstIocms freight sppy board A4
~me OF at the Freight Once Pier No Hortb River ov
The Office. No 10 Battery place. October ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
feQal Eotnes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
TIE Count, Sf S..YDra pS,e ute, ssssJ E,T 70 -. ::
sSs h ,aUss.1. ,a,rsc = LEWIS Ba6wS No
. t.s s.s tSs Sy &.
tventy-'eoood dAs Of Nay 1897
rys l.-sns Rhsls WS sMrh 4 hAS%S% ASES%s 3r,"'''''-
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of New York notice hereby rveu 70 I'D
psr.oD. having m. sssn.t PATRICK AcPEAK late Of toe
.rs hereof TO the subsebers of wAlt-r 0orm.n
No ~ avenue Esht in III. City Of New York 90 ~ before ne
Wy VI A'' THOMAS MCKENZIE v,..,,.,.
sss lswssns. WALTER GOaMAS. J
NEW-YOkK SUPREME COURT The
~ PEOPLES BANK Of ,be City Of Ne~yor .s>r. he
FOETEhELLE BasK-sonmons for morsy densod On
sfLf BSR S h sssf Y9a hereby .a
nen,d ana aaired to sn.'r se 10 TINS .e'sn
County NewYok ., his Office. II The City aa In the City
Of New York and 10 copy Of Jour answer - the sd
aid city whn ,v enty days after IL service # bi.
exclusive Of the cay q su,h services aud
you the said complaint within the time oress
ihs plaintiff. In this setvn viii tse judsu mt ssnr you fr
the Of four isuI suaa,ss .os % d,t.
BEL 1857 se.ide the cost OF 'hi: ;eaon ID.ea Us. 1851
Pisintif,' Attorneys, No. 1886 8rosi vsy.
The complain, in tbi. action fei Ia the oee Of tse
o.t Of ,ss City and County Of SvYol on N. g d', Of
elO Iswtws Plaintiff A.tofneys
NETWORK SUPREME ECOURT.-WILLIAM
IN STANLEY against TEE VALLEY BANK OF MARY
LAED-Summous for money demand on contract tCom
b summoned and required TO answer the complaint 10
this action which will be filed In the ONCE Of the CsTs
Of the City snd County Of evYorh ct the Cry hsi
In said city, and 10 serve copy u your srswer %
the said conpsnt the subscrbe st his Office, No ~
Wall street. in said city within twenty days sAer the servce
Of this exclusive OF the day OF snco ervce
70. fall to the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff viii take judgment As:n' 1ou Tor the
thoussnd and fifteen collars with interest from
be 9TH day thousand eight hundred sod hy-
beside the costs Of this action dated Anslr 1850
~. tTANLEY
cl7 7lsv<vssts Plsintih and Attorney In person.
FB-1be complaint fled in sold Office on the i3ta a
Ottobs. 1887 w. sTANLsY.
N Y. SUPREME COURT.-The people,
kNs BANK Of the City Of York, PLAINTIFF assn.t
THOMAS Il BENTON IT,, and JOSEPH TOWN Defend
ants-Surnmops for money demand ON cnHscttCoui not
TO Defendant above Eamed-Iou are hereby sum-
uohed and required the complaint IN this scon,
which fd in the office of the Clerk OF the City and
County Eew.Yoyk his Office at th City Hall IN the City
New York and To copy OF your answer 70 tne said
way IN city within twenty days aer ,he ssvse Of this
sunr on you exclusive the day Of Such service and
you fail the sas complaint within the time s!ore
plaintiffs t0 action Will take ju o~1t against you
Thousand six hundred aDc bityeieh o
with from the 8h day Of October one thou
send eight hspdsed and beade the cos Of TINS
sction-Dated October 8, ls67. CLARK L CORNWALL,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS, No 40 broac~ey.
The complaint ths action filed In the ose OF the
s,stol.r 1857 CLARK & CORNWALL
Go Iaw6vS Plsin,ifs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
HVDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-From T1.tr.

II UDsOS RIVER hAlLhOAD.-from Octo-
er 's 1857 rsinS wiz cave Chambers ~ ss.,op .. fol-
b~s; E,psvss trains G q IN end m. Albauy Nal and
Ss,sst nsin Albany Psssergcr Trsin, II i:sss
s ss sps si's "a and Tor ro1ssissp.,s l2ye and
s%s frails stop st he s,stocs Pss'.nsers
rs % Va yesI Css Christopher and Slst 80 nsins
ser As. fo'k rsve Troy N6:Sos sad L. IS and 3S5
hsa Albany 81 and ara m and I end G:iop m
A n exITH Snnrrints nds
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-FAIL and
~ WINTER ARRANGEHENr.-tSun6sy excepted -
fr.ins GONG East. Lave Brooklyn for 0eenpo1t 10 m
srookyn for syoset 1t 4sa p esve 8rooklyn for Hemp
se,d at 10 hSdl n $50 End leave Biosklyn fu j.
nsics at 10 and Il q M, S:45, $50 anA $50 p. m
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1887 FALL ARRANGEMENT, 1857

~ 1851 FALL ARH8NUEMENT, IX55
CoNnEscrsG OcToBLR 49, 1871
Passt Station In NewYok. 9th st and 9Th
. z7th.st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK
For New Haven 1870 500 m lex 1915. $40 tex S:45
sno asp For Bridgeport 7:a s:aa tex l2E s:lo
s:45iex and 4s0p For Milford s.r.tfori Fairfield South
port arc Westprt 70s :l245 $50, 1902 forNorwslk
';2es n l2A $40 lex S:45 4So, e:S'p For Daren
Gree nwich 72Da ;2:45 345 43O 5:a N. For 5c4n
fore 720 $40 (exa ls4i, $40 lex S:45 $50 SIS
p For Port Chester and intermediate Stations 7;o
l24t S:t5 4:30, 5:35, 6;S6
CONEECrING TRAINS.
For Boston s20a lex $40 m tex For Hartford aud
spripg g6eld 8:2 (ex D. lx45 o S:l0 lex J. For
Connecticut River Railroad Montreal, $50 lex and
sIop.u te1l to Northampton For Canal Ralrosd, aao
Tex snd Pas p. 10 Northampton Por Housatonic
Rsirt ad, 800 For Eaugatoot Railroad. s1 2:45
AID SC For DaDbaIy and sorwalk Railroad 7:1o m,
S:bpm - -
TRAINS TO EEW-YORK.
Prom New Hsver $50 T. 9:35 q 80 lex 4:D 8:b
no. lex From Brd, ,eport 6O 7:40 l0l8 M 201 tex)
6:ii, 9:22 N lex From Norwak 6A s:i5, lo:b m
2S5 tex sa5, $50 tex From Port Chester 5N, d:4S
JAMES H. HOYf, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

No ohcfge berths.
Yhs sppesios and substantial s-AsoSlg steamer
GOVERNOR,
CBAnLxs LEEAISS, Commander,
vn leave Pier No "a foot OF Robip-on.st N T., evesv
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SUNDAY,
At O'Clock, D.
Bsass Master on board w receive and accompany the
bsessge Though.
90 sssrds,s the Governor win her dock reo-ive
Hsht and the will be landed al Prcvdsnce early Mon.
S,y o1pips Fo further formston apply TO the osptin
Sssrd, or 70 oEo. 4. srANLEI
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

hight EXPREsS at S .. rn for Buffalo, every day.
Sness Express Trains connect at ElInirs with be Enr
c.nandasua and Niagara Fsi' Railroad nor Niagara Fas;
3insbsmon with the Syracuse and BinsbamtOn haload m
syracuse; =. Corning With Buffalo, CORNING md NeTY9h
vpnns and Western Railroad for Scranton A. 6onensvlh
With the Buffalo and HewYorh City Railroad for Buffalo,
suao and Dunkirs with the Lake shOre Rsrosd 10, svs
aud Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit, Chicago &c
HOMER RAMaDELL President
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
Gteambcais an6 Railroads.

1nn Nsw,YosK asD NrE,H.TSs ny E,'ns9> e ,s
NOTICE - CHANGE Of TINE of the NEW
IN YORK and BOSTON EXPRESS TRAIN On and sstss
hOFDAY Oct ~ the Evening Express Train for 8oston, via
New Haven Hartford and Springfield VIII leave nth St s.d
a M JAS HOYT. Supernsendeus-
RARE REDUCED according to the TIMHS.-
ii IHDRPkNDRAT LINE.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
CSOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VA NEW

E>OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VA NEW
PORT and FALL RlvER--fhe splended snd superioa
assser NETROP0LIs Dap. Bsown leaves New York every
CYsDAY THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, st 4 ocoek p N.
"a the Ray STATE Cort Jeyset: esses NcwYolk every
RONDAY "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY st ocloeh p m. ;
AuG fsr No n. D.. near to sssseu both sooohans
osSper esch way. ,
Rssses no rooms vim be regarded secured 10 sse
~ uutr the same ahen hsvc been paid for.
pseht 70 Bosson forwarded through with pess 6spscA
y % Esusm Freight Trsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

NEKIRAL RAIIRUAU Of NEW-JEHSEI-
~ Cosnse,as 4 New with the Delaware, Isek:
vskisy RailrnAe.
sUhHKR AaRAkeEMENf, eommescins MsJ IS lssg-
Leave Nev Yot for Hsston end interedebc places fom re
No North River At 7,Sa m, and $50 pm. for Son
Gvule by shove trains and II 5pm
xhe above trstns Elizabeth with trains the
Kew Jefssy Racsd which New York from he foot Of
oourtlaadtst 81 To and u IN. and S:al and San.
Passengers Sz The Delaware LsekavAnns and Wessa MAJ
sesA wl ieeve q 7s only for Lohieh Vsley hrroae
q u n. cniy. JOHN q. STEMS, superi tspdeps
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

.GRJPPA; Or. THg EsiscsLisrs hI'I IL
I,sw By LI,vITr IlVAr sVo W - A. .,..;la3
The creaio,ty of toe p~l INST ny !. os,s .s. ;.
.,.ma,is and developed asrasn'. In poat o. era
:, ,,1n ,sa,,ss. a@ abe p.sa,..sssn that his work not
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

AJEW-YORK and ERIE RAJLROAD.-On and
IN after Monday June 15 1857 and until further notice. Pas
Trains viii leave pier foot Of DuaDes - foovs vI
DUEKIRK EIPRESS st 3 m. for Dunkirt
BUFfALO EXPRESS At an. for Buffalo.
NAIL, At M, for Dnnkrk and Buffalo and nternetss
gsxtlons.
1OCKLAND PASSENGER at $50 pm. from foot OF Chan.
Pernont for Sufsrns and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER at M, for Nevbursh, Aiddletovl
fpd mteTmediste ststons
ENIGRANT st No., for Dunkrt and Buffalo snd ntesns
VIE ABOVE TRAINS Run DAILY tsUNDAYs