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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT DC, 7.-BefOr,
Judge BETS.

UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT Dc, 7.-Beors
Judge BETrs
DECISIONS.
Dariel l.. Stmges agt. he brig Mary stevens her
tackle 6o OF ectioo a TIE claim decree IN favor
Of thc bslsuts for &c sts, oyefruled
The United S aios egt. The brig Pinchta her
tackle Ac-The motion the pant Of the hbslsn that
commission tske testimony in the cause ou tue Coast
Acs the be stayed until the Ieturn Ct The com
mi.si,n denied . o
Upper & Wilcox agt The Steamship -. Law
uce-fle report sud exceptions set esoe as
ii,sdiL pres Ring b!y Of lrtcn or .te uPn
Win e .freTce could 10 legs ordered; ~ poceeeSssu SUP
seqrrnt repic stion a.. aside DecIee &c oTdng.f
Leu. Siceheri and o. hers act. The bark IT Mcoael
Peor ;oreign TO b. paid WAGES o 81 ahd OF ios
tcG vessel CLrt bTt With leave 70 amend ~ sVenns tnh
iu OF freiure, AMI TO move ste~ on
foil the facts OF tie On notice To tue u o.
Attorney. -, "a
Jan t. ID. Fish and others sgt. The bark George
for bearts with order OF retef ace u CON
pu.c tho amount unless he szned between p1,tie'
Christian Sht ars sCt. Frederick ). Llt,l' ohr-Ds-
service tie bss. Vanderbilt iacs the peiiod nc 'of'o
ueteI
Jotn Holden sgt The schooner John Ro'che.--
Lie. di.mstsd =.
Stephen La,rbe. and Others agt The steamDo@
Peidncnt-Decee tor lib. ans end order for reference
Wa. N. Dodge and others agt Arthur Leary anu
oihe.s - Libel dismissed.
TIE United States sg.. The Ship Hslvetla -Mouon
for certificate of reasonable Of seizure d nisd
Con elius Van Stra,teD agt James u BntOid et al.
Motion to ct aside foreign scLdrnt ssnea
B,ii Jores et al AFT. ID. II. Beolamln Ell ai.-osih'
fsots Motion grated -,
la, ,vl Glider seeve agt Tue Pop Ter Qa,hnebaug
Peter Helm is Deees 'of ds'eS iHus s A'i
Z /,
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FIRES.
mr. ~ WORTH STREET.

T.RE ~ NV"I' :.
AL, ,eIOfi wedse'dsy moving, a ire broke out
80 b.C6ieg rrsr Of Nos l25 and i97 woda
- w &C., and seccpd aOors oc ,upied by Brock IL
s,.g.r., ,.esm sew ana patipg factory; third h'os
- s~bstt. wood turner, and George Dosk, turner
80 ~ soor By L. Dohrenwend, fancy wood box
-, The basement was occupied by X. W.
We cav uiacturer Tne fire originated Id 'iio
ts.ousn.. and, as is supposed, YVES caused by inc
.t,h being overheated and igniting the woodmo'k
tuncrndirg it. The building is Owned oy hnsuoJ
s,oeokel, whose loss will not exceed slOo' rn,r
Lea Of Messrs. Block Miller about soOV' ~ %
sired. Mr.. Sohatt's stock ia damaged " s,oo
III amount q 500. Mr. DosS sus.ainou 90 20 T..
dsmsge. Lcss Of Mr. Dohrenwe"a aJV1' rs"ronoo
,r,ed for sbout 5000 in the ~ 'i"'A
ro,onany "a Philadelphia
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"WEDNESDAY, Oct. Up. n.


Stocks opened with steadier feelu g, especially for
State ,ecurites. There wa, moderate advance also
in most f the leading stocks at First Board, but this
was pa;ay lost at The Sc ond and the market closed
little heavy The low prices have attracted outside
bv.r IN considerable extent ard but for the pressure
which il ccnsantly forcing on. large lines OF stock Tor
the purpose of realizing money to meet bGslaees en-
ys,,uents. there would doubtless be q rally. Time
sses are very small, AID business amorg the street
spe uatois is emily quite mitee Commission
boL - too are quite reuc att to execute orders on
time, sud transs aions at the Stock Board seem LOT
the tine a. least 10 have settled down upon hard
tssis Reading quite eccentllc 10 ITS Its,
aue,uaiifg from to q cent from one session OF
Tia Board to ss0tber. The "perO0nsl liability Dis
cayery has ret caused much excitement.
Freight. continue dull. Rates ere withsut material
charge To Liverpool the erges enents are 259 bales
Cotton at ,.32d Grain a. 5Ssld. 2 OOo bbls Flour
at o. 3D. IS tuns QuercitIon Bark al rs. ais &c.
To Londsn, A,000 IBIS. FleSr st -. 9d.s3s.; l'.'
cases Csssia ct l,s; |, go bales Tampco Hemp a.
is i5C0 bo1es Cttese. per steamer, at 41s.
The busines, Ct the SS0- Trea'ury war; keoS.P'',
tae0 81 o. rcudiog $@0O 600 frcn the MAJ a.
Philadelphia; Psgms1is. $50 s 7''-h Jug.
Ole Cal.k.Lia drafts; Ba.sLce. = GEES - 80
sI25, 10 If GCve:pasa. stocks we're 'e'' '" -
! deu.I On to,saJ &c WGLh gtea.
Ntrey Ltgc .a..trs arc quits as c- - :. - :,
r<,teA PsrfE e tas ss.t s;anps de-' D. ~ -
,o,ymo,t. be- IsIstct.Coe io's ~,
49,, ,|r,.,.,i:,.Iy a,..e suls.. Zoe Esa.sSe fa'
| t..,,sc a"E..r.. rel':. vteh 81
| tsiras, sptSa'' 'vm'a'
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The Orange horticultural Society commenced its
iist Fall Exhibition in Waverley Hall, ct North
Orange, on Tuesday evening" and continued through
Wednesday and evening. The display Of flowers,
fruits and vegetables very fine, and rendered the
exhibition deserving Of liberal patronage from oil who
admire the beautiful and ueeful in nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDErr.-AH s"cident oc-
cured On the Trey and Grcenbush Railroad, yesto,-
day "Wednesday, morning, BY which an uukuown
nan was killed. He was walking upon the track a.
the train was backing into tho depot at Troy, ard
an, seeing his danger, shouted to him to get of the
track, but the waning was UNDECIDED, and before the
train could be stopped it he'd passed over his body.
coroner was instantly cent for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

Mile. Rol's the charming young dancer of the
bale. troupe acting corjODtly with the Rsvels a.
Nitlos, viii take benefit on Friday evening. She
Is ore osthe freshest, prettiest and most agreeable
,rsog ladies 10 her calling that We have had among
q, and, always ready for her work, never disappoat-
sg aaa evidently bent doing her BEST merits the
rotoe Ct the many friends of Niblos the occasion
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cousr c.IrNrAs-THs DAv.

Cc5aoa PrsAs--P.Gr I.Gel,is, -. 49, ~ ,s.o 3Tc
lai isif l iSI P.Rr before !aoes , - ~ iy, -
utl i5li Isi i5E is4s i5t9. ;.5i leo '' ' '''
SuirK,oR CouRr-TnI.L TIss 90 80. 700 o., t az,
is Igs ice IT,. ise. iJs 80. ~ IL "a ssS "a "a
sepa1ai CRcyI rAn =. >, .s ri; &c, e. =,
". IL iss i4 iT; Is IL, .,sr,.,;iD. i.si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

irg his illness ~es OF toe oP'b'en "e. oeee Ts''oe
,esu Of compression Of tie brain, and toe Jury rso-
coed verdict to tina: effect Rumcrs had esiued
c;reu.,iou that Murray had beer beaten in fight out
70 t,simony to that effect could be p'odGced. The
deceased WIS forty years Of age, ard native Of Ire
iatd
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HUDSON COUNTY COURT,

Tie Courts at Hudson City opened luos,u1 To-.
ina judge Ogden clarzcd .ha Grand jury Nn 49,, a-tio 81
~ persons eeEtEed la The jail cca6eed ST.
,boetin Be- ,,pSS IIoho.e edse osden CAV. H.:
s,e tie Eiss,i0a q M, te%aHS lGs - G. web
stT :hs rcIIGs. Tic srt.. dctisa sceuS 20 tbs
fEt,rt iscbsSrcd icn jail SO epds s.""''
81 q ..ur.rr MOI
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fldvcrfiaament 1

CLEARING OUT SALE.-Tremendous Sacrifice
Retiring frera Busnesa-J HTATT. No. $40 Bovery selling
his remaining stock Of CARPETS. OIL CLOrIs HEARTH
RUGS DRUeeIIs &c long way below COST Ladies' now
{. your time for bargains j. HYATT,
No. go Bowe.y. opposite RivGnstonst
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IkfvertL~nusTt
TIP CARLO FAMiIY-1tia rema-k abe family

fef he beautiful ard seefuifostss. BAIsUss MvsEUs
.Id euso se,fh.s crowd, f,BaT al ssd Evrsss
The WtLs kiCAIssGALE sDs, OF The the su)u,
seeAh. thu most bssu nias tao wori. uaS be At
ai e1u5A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

SOrsxE MtscAE-Friedrich Mollsnhauer violin
it, viii give grand soiree musicale on Friday Oct.
9, q. Dodwcrths Academy, assisted BY hsS mary
Messr, soprano, just arrived from EaroPei Mr. Helm
,ich Monenhsusr, violoncelist and MIR. A. Davis,
tjapist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
CITY ITEMS.

co,exHr.-Miss Barnett. graduate from the
Nswyork Institution for the Blind will give another
cher entertainments in vocal and insrumeotsl music
"a hrrsdsy (!his) evening, at the Apollo Rooms, No
40 Broadway. She will be assisted by the Tfemslne
Family ard others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

HoSoRABLY DIscHAHGED.-An examination took
place yesterday afternoon before Justice Osborn in
the case of Levy Borface who wac recently arrested
for an alleged felonious assault and attempt at robbery
upon Isadore Arnold Of No. Frankfort street. The
accused by reliable witnesses showed thst he had no
intention Of robbpg Arnold, and committed no assault
whatever upon him. He also showed an excellent
character, and is probable that charge Of perjury
viii be preferred against Arnold. The magistrate dis
missed the complaint, and honorably discharged Bon
face from custody.
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fAdveytisemeStl


OAYCENATRD BITTERS.-Ths compound pos
sesse much real merit The 10 efectng every eide
without precedent Dyspeptcs who have suffered for years
have been entirely relieved By few bottles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

FIRE CoNMrssIosERs.-The Fire Commissioners
we're engaged on Tuesday evening in examining the
annual returns of the various fire companies, with the
design Of sscetaining the active members The CON-
plant agains. engine company No. SO is to be consd-
cred On Thursday (this) evening.
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tAdvertsementi
FRHDRMKs's PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART,


Nox S2s SRI Br sdwsy, opposite metropolitan Hotel
PForocaAPHs DAeursREoryPEs. AsBRoTyPrs HALO
TrfF1 Vstofs 10 the City respectfully invited 20 ga nine
the pr, duotioD. of t, Hoars from
O. IA. TO ~ D.
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IAcverifs ment

Mr.. W N. A. Bull OF " ILTON fEMhLE SENI-
NARY Connecticut 10 IN tie city and c,n be consulted with
Publ the OF tho American School nstitre
No S Bsdusy ds3 end tomorrow For particular
adyt rtscuseIt in another column.
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fAdysrtisement.1

GAS GAs.-SOme new and beautiful styles OF
just out for the Fall tr.de also new Psteat
0ss Purifier that Will " per cent 70 the consumer C
our great manufacturing depot, No S16 Broadway
ARCHER, WhaHER K Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

POLICE CoanIssIoSERs.-The meeting appointed to
take place yesterday afternoon at O'clock was post.
pOnsd until Friday, at the same hour, on account of
ths indhposition OF Gen. Nye.
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SUPERIOR couRT-GrsfsaL TGan-oc.- ,.

I lie cGse involving the p1,tns rthip accounts VI
Mayor Wood sno NJ: msyine in Tela:ono sae oin' &
IL zee tsik John W. Cater eamo sanmeut tl's ne .
hg Tie rot of tie rti,rees awarded tie san OK
AssI ii Mr. asrvipe All the facts &c sTslsI
paLlc Il. motion the pert OF ny " ooa ~ -
ssdc report made With lhcfJ 70 efhef parry
a. 4 Into bll OF exec ptions. . &c l.,
Tie Ma sicunds fr sitting aside the irp ~ axe
hunter Defect CT paTties Improper sm,lor % M
EcneoNs retrssl to ncrsuit the albti-', ErVi' - ~
svsrd; Bias and Partially IN the re'etess "a Z a. I'd
Wi. G. Moves Of coHrsol for the IleinH' - 49,
Inobjs of counsel faT dsfeuCsI Wood. ,,,
II CuAsBEKs-Cct 7.-Bct'Ts Juese Sh'S''
DECISIONS ;. ~
Msis r.. GIamnis sgt. james G,snnnis'-"'
ton 10 dissolve the injunction densl with pig "a
Wiz " Leeds get Albert G. Howard -Mou"n "
s;sc,Te orir Of arrest denied with IS eots OF oppo'
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fAdvert1semehI

GEO. sAUNDKRs's METALLIC TABLET STRoP,
the eldest and most approved Article hsrs been before
the pubic the last The genuine BE- obsued d
J. g. SIUEpEas, Store only at No. Astor Hoass.
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IAdyersisem ert.

PRICE OF WOLFE's eCHIEDAM SeHNAPPs.
beg leave inform the public that have reduced the pre-
OF sehdam Aromatic echnspps TO the Prces
9a.t a ssiue' ados..........'.ssss Net C..h
UcoLPHo WOLFE, No. - BeaVe.-A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

0rIN.-Ths Apprentices Library and Reading
Roem, at Nc. 472 Broadway, having been closed for
cleansing ard repairs, is now open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

FATAL BURNING FLUID CAsUALTY.-Informatio
was received at the Coroners Office yesterday morn
ing that Sarah Schawb, German woman twenty-six
years of age, was lyirg dead in the Jews Hospital,
No 1873 West Twenty eighth street. from the effects of
burns received in consequence Of tie explosion of a
burning fluid lamp, which she was attempting to ell
while lighted. Coroner Perry repaired to the Hos
pital late in the day for the purpose of holding the
irquisioh, which had not been returned up to the
closing Of the office lsst evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

TxLs The deficiency in receipt Of taxes this year,
a. compared with last year at this time, amounts TO
hsf nillicn Of dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

SYmPATnr FOR Mrs. HERSDos.-In answer to the
appeal Of Mrs Ssrsh Magruder, wife of the Mayor of
Washington City, the ladies of NewYork will hold
meeting at Niblos Saloon, on Friday, at o'clock p
m, TO express their sympsthy with the widow aud
daughter Of the lato gallant Commander HERSDoN.
Mr.. Eyar.e and others will address the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

Exw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD The Committee
appointed at the meeting held at the Mercantile Lii
brary on the I'd inst have called another meeting to
be red at the same place on Mondsy evening, the
lgh irst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

KILLED on THE RAiLROAD.--An old man named
Robert Pitcairne, aged sixty years, was irstattly
killed on Monday afternoon last at Poughkeepsis He
walking the track, near the Gag station, when
the engineer, seeing that he did no. notice the sp
proachisg train, blew the whistle and applied the
biaker, but the trein not stopped until three Of
the cars had passed his bocy. Mr. Pitcsirns re-
tded the corner of Mill and Glover streets, Pough'
aeepse. and was very deaf. An inquest was held
upon the body by Coroner Taylor. Verdict Acct
denial Death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

Samuel Huston. for several years the publisher Of
TIE KnickerbOeker Magazine died at his residence 10
tbs city on Tuesday.
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vsisy n YEsxt ses.iou begin, On 9Th Of Noyenbcs 10
Cs.s"es apply to RtpLsT Co No 2 Pearst. New ri
OF address tho Principals
c. @. HArILTiSE, Pr,.Ip,I.
J. A. FowLEs, SN~'P'''
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ro,sltxp ofspeoie.. s604,@a 1s1zn c,aexSS
Albert H. Nicolsy's regular semi weekly auction sale
Of Stocks and Bonds will take place TO morrow
(Thursdsy) at l2i O'Clock, ct the Merchants EK'
charge.
After the adjourn ment Of the Board yesterday. Tho
following sales OF Stocks AID Bonds were made ct
auc,ion nv EDWARD H. Ludl1 W & Co.:
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ARREST OF An ALLEGED PicKPocKEr "A LADY
RoBBED OF $1O4.-An Engl,shmar naue1 William
Mauley was arrested yesterday morning on charge
Of gsnd larceny preferred against him by Eizabsth
Schiller resdent of St. Louis, but temporarily 20.
iouiniDg in this city. Mrs. Schiller testified that as
she Was passing up Chatham street, near Duane,
Mauley approached her, and fegniny drankeonoss,
put his arms about her neck and held her firmly. Two
other persons apparently companions of the prisoner,
then crowded against her, and in an instant her porte
monnaie containing slO4 was taken from her pocket.
She immediately raised al alarm, when policeman
came up and spprehepded Msuley The officer
searched him upon the spot but no trace Of the pocket
book could be found and is supposed that bis com:
panions escaped with the booty. Justice Osborn
fully committed Mauley and the papers were sent to
the District Attorneys Office for immediate action, as
Mr. Schiller was anxious TO leave the city this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08
Acknowledgement.

An EXCELLENT HOMR SCHOOL ron BOHs cen
D.. fart Al Wexfpert Ooun Ttrsns fos 6os,d fu.I &C.
sIsa par yess Ndrsss Crctcr. Rs ~ Sc. N~ts.
sAcs E.<'.xsCS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

THE LATE BOILER ExrLosIoH-AsoTHER VICTIM
james Neaden another victim to the explosion ofthe
boiler in the plaster mandatory of Mr.. Vincent G.
King corner of Horaalo and West streets, died yeser
day morpirg in the NewYork Hospital, of the injuries
he received on that occasion. The deceased was q
laborer in the factory. He lived at No. ia Leroy
street. where he has left family Coroner Perry was
notified TO hold an inquest. Four deaths have already
occurred from the explosion and it is feared that others
who were injured on that occasion will die.
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IAdyertisemeut.l

IAdvertisemsut.l
TAYLOR'S
INTERNATIONAL HofsL
SALOONS.
Broadway, corner Of Frsnklin-.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

DETgETrOH OF TRAINS on THE HUDSON RIVER
RAILRoAD.-Yesterday morning the freight train duo
al Thirty. first street at o'clock was greatly be-
hind time, the locomotive being unable to drag along
the large number OF attached at the usus speed
1t sequenly Obliged 10 switch of a Collaburgh
10 allow the g. o'clock down train from Peekskill to
pass The locomotive Of that train unfortunately broke
Of is working gear at Crugers, the next station
above Collsburgh, but managed to limp along as far
the latter place. whence the freight train dragged it
to Sing Sing There the cars of the Peekskill tsin
attached to the Poughkeeptie train, which came
along soon after, and the passengers finally reached
CT ambers street at lOi o'clock The freight train
did not arrive at Thrtyfrst street till II O'Clock, six
hours behind time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

ARREST OF An ALLEGED HOTgL TuiEr.-Ex-
Officer Kinnor yesterday afternoon arrested
man about 80 years Of age giving his name as Edward
williamson, at the Merchants Hotel, CORTLAND
street, charged with stealing various articles of jew
ery, worth $40, fom Aun Madden, the housekeeper
of the establishment Williamson stoutly detied the
THEFT, but upon searching him the officer found tue
stolen ewelIy in bis posse The accused said that
he went to AIMS room to look for a dagusueotype
which he left there several moths ago Justice Osborn
committed him for trial Kinner acting under Sheriff
warrant is engaged as officer at the above-Gen
,or ed house, and several times within the last few
weeks has arrested thieves whom he caught in the act
of plupderisg bosrders' rooms.
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| AdSeTtisemsat.j

DlAPiANEOTYPEs taken at ROoT's, No. 1863
Broadway bceonins irns nseiy popular DAcV caro-
TYPES copied (,Dlasss In this besutfs ye. PHofo
calrns KisRoIyrKs DaGvCkREoyYvss, made Ia de high
style Of the art rtic9ssr ssoos siseu TO good
nc. uros u children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

Beoktr ct H.. agt. New-York Balsuce Desk CO.
Judgment settled,
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How OYTES SHALL PEAr We sre requested TO
state that every day Prayer Meeting is held, from IL to
O'clock Conory Building In Of the North putch
Church corner Fulton and William streets. entrance from
Fulton and This meeting intended TO give ne
chants mechanics clerks strangers and business men sene
ally an opportunity 10 stop upon God amid the daily
perpexs incident their respective svocstions Ii will
continue for one but also designed for those who may
find nconvcnen to than FIVE ten miuues
well as those who spare TIE whole hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

BURGLARY AND ROBsERy The grocefy store cor
Of Watt and Nsn streets bHrparoasy entered OF
H. sday rish. spd IObi.d OF SSOJ an cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

ASoTHER PoCHTT PICKED.-On WEDNESDAY III
ins .bou 10 ococL an annie slr entered the store Of MI
Z. Lsia.e No bow,e Geen, and .fe, rosna pDs is.
mouent len the inuedistey sfter nef
ure Mr. Lts.e discovered that pockctbook containing
In bark hl' had been from side pocket Tn er
made eoc6 her escsPs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

CASE or PROBABLE SUsPESDED AHINATioN .-On
the I'd of October We published the death of a mar
red lady of this city, which occurred suddenly on
Tbursay, the let inst The friends Of the family as
sembled on Saturday the Sd, to attend the funeral,
but having been discovered early that day that
the body still preserved s natural appearance twas
decided to perform the services in the house defeing
the burial Tor the present. The body accordingly
removed from the coffin to the bed and now continues
ZION on his tie seqeaih day since rs supposed dfcedse
The utmost socituse exists of course, IN the family
and every effort is being made to assist nature IN the
resoration of her functions, although ss yet no sy-
h fr the most e1troinc measures to be- adopted,
let the prolonged suspension Of life may of se prove
fatal. and vel Instances Of pause Of weeks In the
natural powers are ssid 10 have been recorcet 10
Europe. Eve. foe', ''n'
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