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BosrwICK-Ai Albany. on Monday. Oct. Sc .t.r .hor,
MR.. s.nui1 Hail. Ch''is' B. B'stwif U in the esd
BAcHIA-In th say 90 sond.y Oct s s,..h Am, infant
fIsENHART-At her residence No. 1ss Eidrdse street. Gu
darlbtsr u Cbri,.oph er aid Marcy Ei'enh.r..
norgh, fcTmery Of Warrington D. c. as.d ls ysna
IT, Of sas 'T F @ Fl:
late residence No a P.vo.., ysse, Jersey cty'
GISy oaa H Ia ' The sf q
The friends Of tie dsces,. and hi; invited
;:enc the iaps s b.. late ooI No n,
VII! be taken to foushIeeP'e or intemens early
tomorrow morning
HILLs-on Wednesday siternOon. Oct g. Henry W. Hu'
The eEd. and relative. Of the family are Esss'.'sd to attend
out further initiation
KELLv-on fu..s,y Oct a. Mrs. Hey Kelly in til. sl',
The sstiTe. end. of tho family respectfully invited
Eighth and Fifty iecond street on TnGrsdsy Oct -
o'cloek Her remain. will be taken 50 Greenwood
Haje t Columbia In Co. N ~ papers please copy.
kIRK-At Albany Tuesdsy morning Oc. a. Anerew Xix
Oct a. AFTER lingering Ge.. nsiJ daughter Of Hugh and
Abby Ksnnsty, aged . years
LILLASI1 oHndsIo, Ksn... on No.dsy, Oct q brain
riscotts Maine.
Maine papers pleas. copy
McCOHMICK-At WoOdhsven, Jamsics Long lsand on
Wednesday morning, Oct e. OF spOpe1y Richard C. acCOr
mick. aged So years. .
The friends family respectfully invited to attend his
f taI without further notice his late residence
Saturday, Oct 81 a. IL O'Clock Cars leave
south Ferry Long Island Railroad at 10 o'clock fot
Wcdhsyer Station where carriages VIII be in waiting.
kAHON-At No rO4 Atlantic strset, Brooklyn on Monday
a. su.s Field widow Of James Field aud late widow
Of ysnes Msbon.
RURPHY-AtN No Si2 Greenwich street Tuesday Oct n.
only son Of Mr. AID Mrs. Nuphy, formerly OF NosS Oh
street.
OTTFN--At No. ia Broome street, Monday. Oct 26,
Anes Herrets daughter OF John and Amelia Often aged
lyosr aid 20 days.
Enthusiastically the evening Of Wednesday Oct a. AZ
his fesdence in HorsEsm Penn Isaac Perry eyed sud
biahy esteemed uiber Of the Society Of Frienes
SNITH-At No $50 West Twenty b street Courtney Akin,
sged years. months aud g days youngest OF William
and Margaret Smith.
sNOOK-At Mott Haven. Oct H. aer lingering and severe
nnesa which she bore with Christian fortude Mary Snook,
wife of James Shook deceased Of France aged e. years
STODDARp-At No No llS East Fifty ninth street on Mon
day Oct &C. Caroline NJ wife OF Moan Soddsrd in the s9h
year Of her age.
sHERIDAN-At No Birur CHAM ,trest Tuesday Oct q,
Of consumption Mary Sheridan in tho 2lst year CT her age
sTANsBURY-At No COS Greenwich Monday, Oct
&c Eugere W. S,ansbury the infant ehld Of j. and s. A.
Eiaf,b
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"WEDNESDAY, Oct 2s-r. 81,

w
Tte,e was an active business at the Stock Board
.h;s morning. particularly in ~ Y. Central, Of which
really LEGO shares were sold the market iucu.tius
seriously. This stock opened at $751; against SO yester
day, declined to 81 aud then recovered to 63i regular
and g. buyer Thirty. The operators for decline were
disposed to eel, but generally short time. Reading
WAS also more active and buoyant touching 70 'eef
ten. Rock leland was steady. Toledo proved 70
%, and the Railroad shares generally were hrm. BE-
tween the Boards the street dull but at The Sscond
Board after the Persias news was public. there wa
considerable speculative movement, and the maike.
took strong upward tendency, which was sustanSo
to the close. Under orders from the olne'
rice Illinois Central, which was ~! 10 tne
morning sod at s., but aherward offered lower,
New-York Central advanced to e.! at which IL clo'eo
an Improvement Of 81 y cent on yesterday. MOCK
leland advanced to CO, against o. YESTERDAY ioeo0
10 Isl, an advance OIL, cert; Reading TO oos Tue
closing price yesterday being q; Pacific steamship
10 20; Erie to 10, &c. Tee freign news lid. OeeA
eon.tu ed as favorable and the gold brought oy Tue
Persis encourages the bull party. The bond in'ihe'
to-day has been veiy strong Missouri Is were pu' On
The market to the extern. Of $ll3o0o, but the auo'
ton advanced v cent On it,
TIE srket was better for rearly every cese'p.i
Tie sales Ct ralIcad bonds were SNAIL, ala i'"o-'
Central. were heavy The sales Of bark SOCKS .s ~
only ~ shares. Commerce -od Of -, Ameroa d. o.
American Exchange scIip 60.
The rail by the Asis W" larger than BY sny OIL 'ee
recent steamers, ard TIE market clo'sd 'fons 10.
.ter'ips. Tho range was par TO lo' io' commefe,A
bills, with considerable transactions o. i'oe ioo ior
ba, ard bankers signatures, one parry s.Elne w.
Tie transactions in barken bills were fe'e''o'ea,
excepting Of ere drawer renitterr Pfs'sn'ns 20 van
tie courss Of eyep.s in .he L0otoa no1ey ms1xsh
Francs Iaoge rem $40 % ) 40. 49,
Freight, are frzer. To Liverpool. SOW aoa'
E.cu. q. "a Cd, Al, o9o bast. Gfsii "a. N ea1
s.a 81. in bags; ~ b%ss CsttsQ Il I'D "" se's'
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hARNnaD.

81 1OpoooD -LCcEs-N w-hn,,.,,. Ian, Liza O.
tot1sl oc' y , tic R-v ] Crrpea.sT sp:.s William
d B'o0< sO,o &c J.. T. dsrst.ef q loan D Locle ESQ
BRfAe-sgC orfre'esy Oct y y q, Rev De- Cooks.
Nj FHts'ics H. bUsl 70 Ma AteI, ( soae
CbLrot % tts RIv Niiiiars Moan uTIi.p "a "a
ie. Ct = ci.y 20 Name tose A. esush,es OF the lsi
Cert. Alfred Hi, o. Po',sDoait n r.
Observation-Disclosures Wo,sl,,ss,. NJ "a, g
y tie Ro7 A. G.. seesi. of M Hsvea. a.. CAuss
fIesr:eks oftsis city, to sil.s T. Louise Bs.ro0.
G0opELL-BELL-,Or freay. Sept g. By lbe Rev "
Doed tca:d tie bah seuiy In tie lsJor o. Sayrr,
VIM. GoodeA, j. D. sop Of the .ey ". Coodel y d .
Cf Coast. ntnoPe &c Mise CGoLnS d. Bell d.rsnts Of ~
Hon T. S. Belt Of Westohes.er. Penn.
PGELPs-CATLIN-At Hartford Com or w.s-ess.y
oct H. By the Rev. Or. Hsvos Bcrisusn PhsIn. Il
EoE-Yoif City 90 Hmnsh asTtA, daughter Of III, Ia
luius Csi.lu. CT Hs..hff.
VINsHIP-wARD-In York, D.ce County Wis, on We'd
rs.sy Oct. q BY tue Rev T. P. Beecter Mr. EuEe1e O.
Wlrihp Of PoTsal Wiz, 20 Hss Margaret A. SAri Of
The forr1 eT Ilsce.
WI6HTNAN-HAk WedueslsJ Oct g. ia the
ksdoa Square Church BY the Rev. Dr. Adams Frederick
r. Wishnsn, ESQ., TO Mis- Abb.e A, daughter Of Robert
Hsft,v, esq, a. Of this city
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NEW-JER,&EY ITEMS.

Fatal AcCIDYNT.-Parker Mason, residing near
Newton In Bucks County Tuesday to sudden and
distressing deith in the village Of frsnkfTd He was on bis
way the city with his loaded with the produce OF his
farm He had disposed Of 1t and unloading at the
Of Main and Paul Streets WHEN by uueccountabls
the horses became fIacous Nr Mason rushed towsti bis
horses to check grssp the lines. drew them The
Sidewalk which snnes him between the wpgon wheel and
etc.post b. iei and wss picked up mmt diatey anc
veyea into house the where he expired 10
extreme about hour se the accident hspPened
Coroner Deasn held nque the body Tuesday
Ing Verdict in accordance with the fsois mentioned shove
Ills wife also died the evening Of the day on which tie
death Of her husband She had been In failing health
c and I, .upposed that the dreadful tdnss pro-
duood the sudden and unexpected change In hsr
Trent On Truo American
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The statements Of the Boston Banks Tor tne PsS wv
we. k viii compare IS follow:

At Philae elpbia, the Money msfsee 70 vi'ooa' -
,.,.,.l alteration for the better. Baltimore Ex-
oh,,os. 3sH Y cen, discount; New'York do. -
al y ces, premium, and American Gold H u
A y cent premium.
The Pennsylvania and Lebigh Zinc Company have
,ss,d 10 Joseph Wharton their entire real estate n
IL Counties Of Leigh aud Northampton.
The LOsisri1ie Journal Of Saturday says 70 have
10 charge for tie better to roce in tee money nss-
kst We learn tina, the Bsr K Of Ken.ucky hAs -
creased it's dhcoun Inc eirce tie fsure of the Oo's
Tut Conf any sl73 0oo. But On the other haoe' -.
ure.rstsId that the Northern Baik (~s mean 'as
uohsr bstk AID brsDches| has BY oossiso'0s p's0ee
IL. L IN such cenc tion Tia. 10 vii not supeo' spe
rsym,t,t .Eough every bank iI The cors sao.ie -
l. We 10 ext koSv sas: lie Desk q LoSSvssss -
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in Europe.

TIN GRAssuoprER PLsGrr IN MtssEsorA.-71e
o>nn Ad,,rfissr says that two gentlemen are n tina.
city sociiisg Subscriptions for the relief the sufferers
by the erss-6o pper plse1e, Which desosted many Of
the setfltmests in Northern Mionesc.s lss Summer.
They ,epessct ttst may fsrles there sre in .1f-
,riIg ccoditoo. and L,7 prepared 70 stapd the Win.
Ar Thy spps4, TO tie oaSri.ssis fos fs'.sG
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lAdyeitisenrI
advertisement
PHOTOGRAPHS AT HALF PRICE,
BRApY's GALLERY,
Mes 2C5 and $50 Broadway.

TAdvertisenent
HAIRY BuRNHAM, THE YOUNG CONT
SENrAL"1h beautiful Drama by Jane. Pilgrim to be
fimed az PVRDY's NATIONAL TnEATBE To-NGHT, with the
and snccsssfl Drama Of TnE WASHING HAND. OR The
STATUE LOVER, aud the Comedetta Of The DUTCH
GnOsr, ALL RGHr better sing entertain
could no: be desired Mr. J. H. Alen. Mr E. L. Fox,
Yr f. c. Aiken Mrs IL. +. Nichols Miss Hathaway, Miss
Juls Dsly, Mi,s Wins and all the company appearing
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BROOKZY N II,ENS.

Thalbe'g and vieux,emrs viii give their last Con-
cert in Brooklyn this evening, q. the Atheneum, With
the able assistance Of MILE Frezzolni, Messrs as
'ier, Laoocetta, Rocco and Kletzsr. The programme
Is most attractive.
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THr BRooKLfS FERsiGs.-The following are alb
sracts Of the replies to The circular letter sent 10
Senatorial and Assembly candidates in King. Cousty.
by the Executive Committee Of the Ferry Mass Meet.
ipg asking Distinct reply to the question:
"Wi you n esctc1-Iecoslisins psbue fs,riss ~ psls NJ.
sss;e end the sht eftss ssps asssAi TIE
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lAdYert isen,ent |

AsTHMA.@This most dshesrtening complaint
been cured In many by the OF wsr.E. BAD
SAN OF WILD CHERRY Surely anything that will afford r,ef
from this ps disease will be hailed real blessing None
.cnsipe uple., signed Butts on the wrapper.
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IAdversLenent.
Cvr~py Va,rry EVNAIp A6anYSfY Cherry


Valley ~ YNext sesson begils 5th Of November. For
apply 20 RIPLEY Co. No ga Pearlst New srk,
OF address the PhRcipAs
G !. O. F a11.I1'''' rrtneIp.i.
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IAdvertisement.I

Ot AMI,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
LeoieS entrance, Gentemen's entrance
Nc 81 Broadway. No. SIS Broadway.
PHoToGRAPrs, HALLoTYPEs, DAGUExREoTYpBs ard Al.
Prices and pictures warranted satisfactory.
visit and examination of TIE productions Of this EceDt
es;sblshIosrt is respectfully solicited.
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g.. ,,,orsb c.relsseosss 10 the isy,ss down but tn
CIV. ,ss usus csre is tasee, and the pave
80 out by reason OF omuibusses, With one
90 r.rosS trsk exc &c otter cutting into
tbs p.lr.r pavement, grndOs sa'oy n the street.
.,.e ii a, petitions Of tie pave nent are taken up
"a ,.,,.ced by ircoupeteu. hsnds. Mr.. Petds'ew
~. granite from Fer; Lee, eod hse OF ADD on 2oo
spoye ed at 81 Per cay Cor atorers and 81 80 for
psyerf.
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For EUROPE The Cunard mail steamer Asia,
Capt. Lott left yesterday for Liverpool, with 81 pas
,engers and $l00, 900 in specie.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. OCTOBER %. 1857

e per Tier "toh tssscasbs prsti abb Kert pour
o. - 'ht b. az q r sbdT ali proper 20 ptss-rs
ut l,ssse aS iatEa the r,es q fe charged On
i'y tet~ ~ brc1t srd HcV York sgnt s.
VII sfI SoffsJ EnorssrJ eEp-nscs yd 10 the fetr
en- or Iefy Company pio uot o1cser teu pe seut Dt
h;i"tr ugan tn csftis. iuyeard-"
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ch,,h.u stree. no vas vioiepo? as'a> 90 "
,.na =, si,,t-wssd re a,ass 'Dckt Rsbbi. - go"
w. ouicIy overpowe,cd, aDd beaten 10 al Wv 0"',
m,rrtr. Officer Lirdaey, Of the Fourtt rncih "a'
r.,,oI,, his beat on che Fourth Ward eids Of 10Y
To-, street.. arc eceirg the disturbance hssteoed
bs rescue OF the unfortunate vic m who declares thai
he should have been murdered but FOR this timely in
,er6rrce. Ire officer with club in hand rushed
among the rowdios, beat them of and gave Sowell an
opportunity TO clip away The rufiiaus then turned
upon the officer bu. be told them The first man that
rjures ne forfets his lie" Ore Of the gang sruck
at him, but be eudod the blow, knocked the rasoal
do sn ard arrested him; but he WA taking him to
the Station Houee the friends of the prisoner eur
rounded them in great numbers and rescued him. la.
ling the fight two policemen Of the Sixth Ward made
their appearance, but, seeing the formidable odds
against them took 70 their heels without attempting 10
oisperse the crowd assis. the Fourth Ward officer
in protecting the life and per'on Of citizen from the
attack of midnight rutfans
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At Miss Cusbman's last benefit in Boston, Miss Har
ret Hos,ner the ecsentric Yankee sculptor figured on
The stage in the play Of Guy Maurering, as one Of
the gpsies.
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ROBBERY IN FIRST AvrNUE.-Last evening COM
plant made the Eighteenth Pecnc. Police Station by
Mr. H. Emsnue who keeps dyso store at No. 34 first
Avenue that Tuesday evening about dusk two suspicious
king Characters passing out Of his house aud tlst
81 queny discovered that room the door Of which
was locked had been burssousy entered and quantity Of
hsndkerch and psteo goods the value OF 30 had been
sol
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We regret to announce that the Hon. Gerrit Smith
D now lying very i'll with neuralgia and typhus fever,
It the house of bis nephew, the Hon. John Cochrane
No. 80 East Twelfth street, in this CITY,
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Mr.. Burohard, of Buchard & Buck, No, 2? South
William street. died on Tuesday, on board the Persia,
and was buried at sea. HE disease was inflammation
Of the bowels
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HoRsy TpIrr-On Tuesday night the Twelfth

HORSE THIff.-On TUESDAY night the IWeith
Ward Police three suspicious characters with horse and
ysso Third avenue Onehundred and sixteenth street.
and upon questioning them they ran away 1t was subse
queny ascertaned that the property had been stolen from the
premises OF Mr. A b. Raymond at West Farms and it
cordnsy restod to him At later hour Of the night one
W Nelson sppehended OF beiGg of the
thieves in his Of the stolen harness
found. Nelson committed for examination.
NulsAXoEs-F Forty nine dead horses and seventeen
removed without the city limits BY the dead
aniIns contractor during the week ending October n
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About ~ O'Clock on Tuesday night fire was dis
covered in the shop Ct Nr. Brecket. in Henry street
Lear Fulton. The door had been opened by means of
false key, and bundle Of strsw iguited 10 corner
The fire discovered in time to prevent much dau
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WHAT DEAD HoIsE COsT.-Patrick Baghan,
four weeks SINCE ordered to dead horse which
had accidentally fs len into pvy located at No 2l5 East
Thirteenth street Mr. Bsssn refused obey the order Of the
City Inspector to the when complaint ws made
Corporation Attorney and the removal Of the nuisance
performed the Department The Corporation Attorney
the complaint and the tired before
Mech yesterday Baghsn the testimony Of Health Warden
Greene mulcted In the Of $50 fine $50 costs for
moving tine horse, and costa Of Court
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ke~ss. ID. Bsll AMI n. -.

- "a On a 70. ssys .
outiiS zoe t~st wcek the rsrssofs,,. A. - ~.
srkt have . cn fsv 500 ustnpstsst y 81. 49,
ntca scttrty IN thS ma ket fSs ,,Fso.s sss e>ss
Tar basiaess b. has bcc- ohea a.. - A. - ~
tev.ictk stt krie s-s iurois Cesr, 49,. ssss 81 ~
tch hs- hOctussd cousitcfsby tee mrk. 49, roes -
~its s;Sa5ist ,ad etstSS spPcasnce" Say e''sss
It's srsHet Is fen TIE CIRCULAR Of Msssrs. Ssxsr-
fobt. Frost s. Co.
ms .s-sos money pressure TIE ceEtiasat 49, -.
re istS ef t,seast n rseo~s 10 snd y e>eA
vae seyr, ressy ersi IL the Ju!tei ss:e hA sA.s<I
20 sdssbee tie rate again ,te 18th Inst V
eS.l t-anns u y oert wthin eve days Ataoasa USe
Es-y Tented thai la forced e.
y meat N Dorsy matters hers bot matter
stl t&e tLp<rAsol prcGusea ssrf
es'-,us 10 S.e % fskeT looked
81. nest1sss generally once 70 fsL aoe
Ife PStr ts se teen beco .,hf mere cis<
bSi ersness h-s not ye, ecec 10 xuy e.tnt N
v hica 70 Is rot oow. ~SA-S '-S~
TIE return from the Bank Of England sor the vssk
ending the 10Th October gives the fllow;ng rssulss
wien compared with the previou. week,
Pabi.e ieposits.... IS ss2S.S Irorease., e.a,,s
Oshsr eepS sts.... .9667,tSS peeresse.... ysAIS
R.s,...........- 3So:fs lacrosse .... AA1
On the ether side Of the account
Gey't srit.es.. $40 560 sol Dscrsase Sss ~
Ois.r .ecu,.sits. q Sse 81 lrcrssss.... is esl
Ns;esSrsGslo,sd 4cs,@o pecrssse..... ki.sW
10 <oS L. c,rx 4. -
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDr.-George INNS residing at
Franklin and India streets Greenpon attempted
to commit suicide Tuesday night by swallowing srychnne
Dr Smell and Pier called In and saved the mans ts
RoBBrRY.-As lady was making purchases at MIR
Baldwin, in CT and street yesterday woman snsched
hich l1ins the counter and ran
swsy but succeeded in making her
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The following sales Of real estate were made yester-
day at the Merchants Exchange by A. j. Blocker,
Son & Co.:
louse and lot th st.. bet h 9Th lot 2jx9s9 o
ouse and lot 7thav and lAh lot Is Gxito II go
Uouse and LOT No 81 West 22d lot 2l xoS 9... 30
House and lot 4h snd Charles sts 300
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COMMERCIAL MAIZ,ERS.
Sales NJ the Stock Exchange

500 Calf State 7'..' 10 =. Z
200 Erie X Con. BIDS. II .
1000 n. Y. / ". II. Bs go {
2.ocO Ill. Cen. R.R. Bes., G ,
5000 Chic L X. I. BIDS.
LOCO Gal. & Chic. Cd NJ. BIS {
Bank of Commerce..
l-6NaN.Ynrk Con. RI g
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wnAr ORR ELECTIONS CosI.-Few citizens PROV
ably are aware Of the fac! tia. every election "o
,shss place 10 this city lie expense to the county
sbcu. o. 600; aud this year our two elechon' W."
probably Coz. the county nearly three times tas' SUI
The November election vii sun up 81 asaie'' .u'
County ofsbout els ooO usds up ofthe iolO",nS
Two Pol CeIh o. earh OF l7s as each go. 1926
vs Iafecto. q tse@G :: each Zach p po sS
R.n, Of iIJ porrs pisces hIsd by ordnance 26S
mon Council at no ssch. si 10 EACH. $50
YittinE UP polling places EVERY ~ Seach poll ass
Expebaes C pfn;irf maps 90 tb. coonty us Ca 10000
topulsr elsss boxes y ~ snc,nS,d ...,.. 1000
Extss rezts iroids nta' @o' DOL iA'''''0
"a
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Committed Mackay and Edward j.
DIVER Who wer. sueste for throwing stones at the Lons
land Railroad Tuesday Dght. yesterday held to
ball 20 swsit the sction Of The Grand yuIY
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GRAND LARcESY.-A young fellow named George
Rytr an employee the firm Of Brasted DOughery, mtr
chan, aors doing business at No G9 Broadway
ended Yesterday charged with stealing clothing to the value
OF s 1t appears that The clothing wa. given to Rye to de-
he sold part and pswned and cce.ed I'll remainder
Ills brother Edward C. Ryer, is also implicated With him.
arrested and both prisoners committed TO await
animation
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The services in connection with the fourth annver
ssry of the Southern Aid Society will occur at the
church Of the Rev. DIR. Adams, Madison square, this
(Thursday' evening at n o'clock. The meeting will
be addressed by the Rev. DIR Mitchell Of Virginia, and
the Rev. Dr. TODD Of Pttsfed, Mass. An abstract of
the annual report will be presented by the Rev. Dr.
Stlaa
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WEsrMISsTgR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER
First PIACEASD CLISTON STREET The Rev. Hugh
Carpenter will be installed pastor Of this Church
this evering by the Presbytery of Brooklyn. Semon
by the Rev. DIR. Hitchcock
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CHAScE.-we learn that the operations Of the
Children's Aid Society have now become so extended
fully to occupy the time of Mr.. c. c. Tracy, who
has hitherto divided his attentions bet xeen the News
boys Lcdging-house and this work. Mr.. Tracy is
succeeded at the Lodging house by Mr.. c. wiegaud,
formerly the Asssyer of the United States Branch
Mint Of San Francisco, California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

Army NEws-Orders have been received for de-
tachment of 253 United States recruits from Gov
errors leland to 60 in the Northern Light on the 9TH
Of November. They destined for the 18th Infantry
10 Oregon and Sd Artillery in California and Oregon,
and are under command Of COL Casey, 9th Infantry.
The officers accompanying the detachment are cuts.
St. Clair Desripg, 4th Infansry, and James Howard,
"a ARTILLERY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

TArAL FALL Coroner Hills held an inquest at the
who died from the effects Of injuries On "Wednesday
deceased ascending flight Of stairs with his arm
full wood when the top his feet slipped aud hi
fen backward The bottom of the stairs In the fall he stIu
on his he and acurod the base Of the skull HI
wss taken up of nsensbty and remained in tina
condition till late Tuesday afternoon when he died Th
Jary rendered verdict of accidental death. Kelly
years of age end native of Ireland He hiss left widow
two children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

BrRGLARY-At an early hour yesterday mornn!
the dry goods Of T. Murphy Co No. l1S Fllto
street entered by thieves aid about 600 worth Of GOOD
stolen The thieves effected entrance by skyt In th
and made of with the goods through an ayw to tn
tet.