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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
HORRIBLY MURDER "A most horrible murder va,

EoRRIpLy MURDER "A most horrible murder va,
comuI,t.d rear Princess Atne, Md, on "Wednesday
last. The Snotc EN Shieid says:
Aregro man who has been some time attempting to
pass himself as partially dersngsd, n,ei on the rosd
her on. D. and horribly nutilated the body He also
cut ID the right hand st the wrist. which canao Do
found. The denon was arrested, confessed the deed,
and gave ss a reason for the act that cofl ures'
nsm.o Pusey had told him that il he could GET IN
right had Of female corpse aud sear 1t sboat bis
pefson he would at all times be able 70 overcome ni'
erenhes. He is represented as desperate dangeiea
h.eio, and has for long tme escaped jast Puai'h'
Denf 'or his viuainies by feigriDg inespiy.
A STRIkE.-1he HoeerstOrn Md Chron'efe, q
koe",Nothing pr'ot, ssys; "A cIis!s has arrived ~
another blow for the American patty until ii ssfkea
:" q blov for us."
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
A WOOD-CHOPPERS FIGHT IN TEN
NESSEE.
Prom The Menphis 1ppe1I. Oct. 0

From The Merphp Appeal, Oef. y.
A most sanguinary AID fatal ronconter occurred
about Is miles north Of Memphis, 10 Shelby County,
in the Mississippi River bottom, on Monday last, be-
tween two wOOd-chOppers lone of whom was named
Chambers) On one side, ead two men, named Msrl-
We hr and Slaughter the other, which resulted n
the instant death Of Slaughter 8nd the moral wouad-
ing Of Merwether and one of the wood-choppers.
1t seems tina, some time ago the two wood-choppers
hao trading fiat boat on the point OF being xrecked
when Slaughter went to their cue and assisted them
very materially in saving their ell .cts. During his
Efforts IN their behalf he lost his coat aud hat and the
wood. choppers, so Slaughter said, gave hin coat
choppers called upon Slsugnter 70 pay for the coat
and hat Slaughter refused; and out OF this differ
epce the whole difficulty grew
On Monday mor6iug last, after the difficulty ha1
been bre wing some time, Slaughter and MenSether
went into the bottom where the wOod'choppers were
at work. for the purpose, Merwether ayers, OF at
tempting an aMica0le settlement They, however,
went armed-Slsughter with sho'-gun and revolver,
and Meri gett er with shotgun alone. Meriwsther
alec attended by fierce dog which ably seconded
him In the affray.
Soon after their arrival at the place where the wood
choppers were at work, the fight commenced by the
latter, who advanced upon their antagonists with
dIawn Slaughter commenced frng With hi.
revolver, but before single ball took effect, one OF
the od-choPRers Glove hin Gown, splitting his skui
wtther who freq the whole ioad OF bis sh3 rgaa INTO
the bowels of ole OF them-of couree fatally wo1nd
iig, but not at dssolicg him. His qua having
bat one barrel, and nhuluB hlnseh Win no auequ1'o
weapon to oppose the axes OF the advancing
wooC. choppers, Meriwether turned to retreat, Dut
ia doing 70 stunbled over log and fell. Tbs wood
choppers then pouuced upon Lin and backed aud
be ", him about the head and breast most fearfdly
They got Saughters gun and attempted to me tue
whole load in bis face, but fortunately 1t missed hre
The man whose bowels Meriwether had sno. out
Jumped upon him while be was down, and stamped
repeatedly upon his breast, the blood fIwieg dowa
from bis wound the while in torrents up IN his pros
trate victim In the mean tine, Merigethefs dog
came TO the rescue of bis master ssvagey tn It the
wood choppers fan to deest for mo neDt, dut.
rg which diversion Meriwether managed to crawl out
OF sight AID, after iyig out all nigh: in the bottom
attended by his faithful deg, foslly dragged himself
home, where, at II O'Clock on "Wednesday last, he
9ss tbought TO be 10 q diving condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

and a consequent irAshru OF zoe cunenoy,
which led to iss sudd n contrscuo ~ ~ so ,n
C ,use OF oyr p,eeeat oifnca ias- "
Wv Wv 49,, f ,be Slavery question we're next sll1ted
N He said that the people endtn Gpvernnsot were
si..d da.T and oesd to everything iavoving toetr
JDm snd Slavery wes the issue. The City Corpora.
49,, 81 nersopal exttavsgsn we're alluded TO- aud
,b 10 5;es very gollany defended against the inpats
to that they were preemnen,y OF the ca lses OF
the prsseLt depreesion. lie summed up this part OF
tbe subject by cay ing that on the Government ITSELF
which is the source Of power, seen and uassen aud
which forms tbe customs OF a community and mods
the hattie Of a people the major blame rested. Tne
ogDizeo by the Constitution discussed With much
power, but in very temperate language, and Mr.
Banks closed by quoting CuTan's very eloquent spos
uophe TO the dswhiDg of Freedom.
THE MEETING.
From The Boston Adrerti,ey Oct IS
The political demonstrston in Faneul Hall last
evening WAS. upon the whole, the nost remsrksble
that We recollect ever to have witnessed. On nj ght
when the weather was especially unprcpitious-st q
season when the financial distesses uppsrmot ia
the minds OF all men, causing the interest 10 politics
greatly 10 subside before engrOseing themes of
toOught-smopg the sod men Of Bostoo q locality 10
which Mr.. BsDks's friends have been supp I'D to Do
less strong prOporouatey than 10 other parts of the
Commonwealth--old Fspeuil Hall was deosely 6'led
with audience Who showed by the enthusiasm With
which they greeted the orator of the evening" their
devotion to bim and to the cause OF which be Is tee
standard bearer in the present canvass Nor was tos
ALL but throughout speech of extraordinary length,
occupying than two hours in delivery, Of cns-
acter In msny respects absruse sboundiog n figures
and stascsl facts the vast audience gave siga OF
mpatience or wearness but on he contrary Iisteced
With eager attention and undiminitbed pu noers, sp-
plaudbg every period while Mr.. Banks uofolded tpe
thread o his cscourse AID traced the disasters which
beset to their active cause, the neglect Of the
Industrial interests Of the country. by the Federal
Gorernment in its zealous devotion to the new born
principle sleged by the Administration to De para
mount tnst tie Constitution end the a.g Of the Union
carry Slavery Into the public domain wherever the
authority the nation extends
Notwithstanding the lsteness of the hour, when Mr..
Banks concluded his mastery and conprehe easve
speecb other addresses were msds by MIR. Speaker
Phelps Mr. Conins of the House of Representatives.,
and Ser 6tor Wilson, to all of whom the me. ting lis
tened with abatement of interest or enthusiasm
part of the crowd who unable to gan adnittsnce
to Fapeuil Hall, proceeded to Chapman Hall, wncre
another meeting was organized and spirited sd-
dresses were made. On the whole the demonstration
was grsndy successfu and sugurs well for the result
of fha election.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
ROBBERY OFA L. s. CUSTOM-HOUSE.

From The Richmond South Oetobe, IL.
The front door OF the CustcG-HUuse located on
Fifteenth street n this city, discovered 10 be open
YESTERDAY mornings and the Collector Wni. NJ II .rri-
10 his ofiCe and found that the SAFE einins the
United States treasure deposit at this place. had
neen blown open th gu0p0wder during the night, and
$50 6SS in goo coin Sbstracted by the robbers. VINO,
after helpipg themselves to that amount, Left over
$47 600 remaining ia the safe and scattered Ove the
floor, where it was placed apparently for removal.
The none was contained IN one Of Herring large
sized safes, the lock of which powder proof out
into which enough was introduced through hole cut
below by cold chisel to enable the burg Are u blow
the safe open The force of the powder was 80 great
that one Eide OF il entirely spoiled, the Dots oi
The lock being cracked and the iron wOk rentlI pieces
The robbers must have been skilled IL the business
Ii is su1mised IL at they entered the Custom House
,be front door the lock of which they picked tor that
ourpose They may have concealed themselves In
The uuoing previous TO its being locked aud thus hsd
better opportunity TO peIforn their nefauoas work
IL ia very certain that for time past the city has
been flleo with fast from abroad, who, Jucgag
fou their looks would not stop at any scheme caou.
lated to "put money in their purse. II is presumed
have brought or Will briog tere inaI OF notorious
characters quite eufclent 10 give 6n ulenapae cha
acter TO Ricauond.
AS the amount stolen would be too much for ono
persuu " carry With esc 1t Is not unfair to pre- sume
Lat several pereoIs engaged III the foobery ot
toe Custom House. So 6SS would weigh nearly lOO
pouuos IL may safely bs set coWn a., the most daios
robbery ever committed here. All sOrts OF runors
soat yesterday about the arrest OF two parties
surpoeed be concerned In the affair, but they were
without four rdstion No nas yet been arrested,
and Is.much the robbers lef clue likely to lie al
t their ideutifc ston will be some tune yet befors
the perpetrators will be traced ont.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
MARRIED.

BARTON-ELMENDORF-At the North Reformed Dsics
Church si, Gs s.1,S 1SS;S 10 Elsie GS' A. assA.s % Lev,
lin endoif
BRown-EAroN-In New York. Thursday. Dot: " ..
Inc of Dr Edward Bay uncle Of ths bride, ~
tn Rev Dr. George Pents 0vorse Brown esay of bsa
nnaio Md . b.et Es,n, onJ daughter OF th' iass
BI IUNT-CHUCg-At wes' Pont Y: on wednesdsy
Oct. IA, by the Rev. 8. " stone Lieut. ~ Ban. Y
Army TO Miss Mssse Church. only daughter Of rrd
Ihulsh u the U . M.litsry Acsssmy
BEACB-CURT Is On ThU,sa.j &c, TO- q, Hope chsps ~
the Rev. Dr Gardiner Spnrg mT John bc'ch tp siss
Lydis Curtis, eldest dat shte of Robert Curtis esa
OF this city.
CoRNlNo-HoyT-At Trinity chsp,L on Wednesday. 0sA.
Dy .ns hs' ~ m.s Fusen,s ho,, sr.ns d.s shtss q
the la e John Morrison OF this city
CoATs-AUCHINCLOY-CuT Thursdsy, Oct Is, By the as.
Thatcher 1hsyer ID James Coat. Jf OF Paisley soosAea
to sash Ann. daughter OF John Auebinooy.
CORE On Wednesday, Get. II st " Jcaa's
;, tss' ,ss Rev a.a$. ss rec cas S :.
Jenny q. duughter OF James AibIo ali Of that place
DAy-HUST-ln Brooklyn on wsdne'dsy, oe. ~ sy W
ter Ct DIR. Hunt. ate of Hudson n 1.
DUrsComB-s sHELLEY-On Thursday Oct ls, % the 49,
dene. OF III. bndes parents BY the Rev W. Quinn M n
h Dun,conb TO rl,s Anaie 81 shelley. al of ma eiss
GRIEFITTS-ROD0ERs-lnth thIs ely 90 ThLisosj, Dot "
by The he, baysuo KesrDy kodgrrs d. Robert santa
Grai,,sto Mary pard.n. daughter OF Robertson Aeass
GARDNER-BURkE1T-lnB Brooklyn OF 1h.r.as,, ues -
a. the Fs PIesby yteiisn Cbren By the h&v r.ck ~
Thomas Gaidher oi wsshi1sioB Git, to w." M'v v.
daughter of VIM b. Bennett, esq, OF the tofnsr psec
okEFN-PEsTIAUx-O ssorca, ev.ntns Oot. "a. by ths
REV w w Phliips Mr.. william o. Green to Anas D. Fec
rsux both Of this city.
ss sT.s Pastor OF the Norfolk s..t Church Ionstsas
mcopey q rSsdelphis t. NJ. a..ysI. s.a''' a'ss'
Pbiistelpbia papers please copy
sTBokG-CoNvERSE On russdsy, Oct Is, 81 toe ren
dfnce the bre.s fathe ststorcse Conn BY tse kev
AdSie daughter OF z. A Converse. esa
~EsCOTT-DAyENPORT-At Holue. Hole on honlag;
Aus 81 b. Rev. DR. fswlos Albert smsdes "esooo
kEW fcrk 10
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

coun. at TIE buDghoe, is the short sighted ldivida
who stops bis paper, or bis advertising becaue trade
i. duli aud tmes are hard. The time to abandon si-
vert.ing "a when a man has already more ,uau he,
with eli Lie force, can do. TIE merchant, or mstu-
f.c.vr,r who evnces the most pluck ard energy uu-
Ger the prtsent pressure, viii be most respected
for his rim and courage now, and secure repu alton
for manhood and enterprise that viii be servcsabe to
him al the res. of his life.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
nlED -.


AkTHoEY-on WEDNESDAY Oct IL Josephrs AntsoaI stEs
a Daniel AnttoDy, aged q years snd mouths
BARRETT-At No 7ss Third avenue on Tbu.d.L nsCtas
Bstmor. sgd IS years 70 q oltss ssdS os,s- -. .
PERkIs-A. Harlem, Eew-iosk, On nooasy, OFT lt hf.
Hi:,u Fern, Of ssinsw Mich sssdS ,es"'
Western pspers please cspy.
FERoUsoN-At No IS Moth Y,grth street wLlsS ;srssA.
John Ss' IL & n. I sy, :'''
GLEZEN7Ip scses nooId, H. on wsdoesdsy Oct T. y.
Lev. Gl Of the firm Of vener oie'sn o''hso' Ia =
HAgKINs-A. i7s Fast Eleventh street "wednesday.
Oct IA james BsIkns the 5oh y-e of hs age. assass
of ofLs,staelDy County Don's.. ifesnd
usans nss 0cs o. iss.a s..iss x =:
tcw... fT.pc. L.pl.a soc ef Arron L.phsm. sssd a
lRE-ln bruosyb Th-rstsY, Ce io Abes3 !oeA Les q
County Liusict, ifrsoo.
mAHOhEY-ANo IS Robinson street fbursdsy. Oct B,
hHpeta eshor.y ssed IS ye.' nats'e Of New hasfss
Cculty Corb. Irslsnd.
MACLCAN-At No. is7 wss. Thirty -r.h stree. "a ,hs csy
@ Iha .csJ. vet IS Eai, esost,f, q VIM IL Aaa As@'
xcBEIDE-Anrr, t, iDs. rIg iness On Wedtestsy. Oct ~
vL,eh sire Dor. vita th,'n ,s s5',sn s, Sedss' ..s
berS IL L.usrbiv.p, County Fe1n.Ssst, ff.a1d
sIEBER-ln Broosiyr OF "Wednesday. Oct H. NAT 49,
yons.st 6ssss,~r u hear. ssa Ina s's''' 'sss
fnoaibs ard - dsJa s,.sr NJ.
S lido. r .ss .s q a. the @
r.. q .s.. s.s 80 friend. Of ay " :'.: ,;,'A
10 s,,~td Le7 ftL.rsier san's'' I'VE
ansasos @ .sa =. Ts.s.y aarts Oct f I:..s s:s.'s.
q q he isss I sssS .la sH 3, .., =. M.1 osa.
ID, ,el:i of sc. .n.@es sss ,.,yss
r U.ss 70 .itesd funeral .a "a. sis ss.as.ss
MY nsne F,0, -.ecooo street co ssnfAs Oc- ~ u
b't~dwC WI, b, Inferred ct ths Mosssisa sssyag
oes s,.,n .sud III, rvl,vss AID fs ode IA the iasAA
sSr,SSSsstS % meet .; 'ss Cee'es 81 "e'ocs-
s,I,ren-. rsrrsrst sm;h age 81 esrs sat 10 esys
A. 70 a...c attend toe fsners THE tSstus1syt
...~r At n o'ciock resh a bsr lac,
fs H.le-tck No. 1s we.s Srh s'tscs kes semsiss GU
1ai.n 10 Ath.t.,E for iniesusnt
sTACE-O. TLguSsy. Oct IS knIs Stset. the vie q ~
cbssl ssei y a G1i;Snr ysh ci frslse. CoursJ h~V
I,.l.-d- ssed yss;s
sxITE- o. Thur,osJ Oct i5 Mar ds1sstes Of Rsse -
nary sG.ib, stse is yesrs II mouths ss1 Is dssa .
rBonPsCN-A no. sN Tryth street 90 wesoesdy, - -
sfrr short bot painful TN ThSnss Tso~Ps~s 49,
ysUs months ssd d days .,-,.
Woo On Frcs, DC. 10. Ida b.bet dssshsf s.n. 2,
e. sd Cs;oi'ns n Woe ssei - 80 SsS - DEAL -,
Ths r, ,suyts ana frisac< ere respectfully fee.
Grs, : fsm No IN Ae ty ,srs.s sss-ow tssnssv s
aooz q "A O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
FIRES.
FIRE IN The BOwERY.

At "a O'Clock Friday morning. fire broke out in the
building No. 3l4 Bowery, occupied By Joseph Morton
az crockery ttcre but the flames were speedily e1.
tDgushed by the fremsn, damage to the amount OF
$50 oDly being sustained The fire originated among
some straw in bMre in the cellar, but from whst
cause il unknown Insured stock and fixtures g.
in the Market and Ocean Insurance Companies.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
SUB TRACK on THE HARLEM RAILROAD

The Committee On Railroads. consisting CT Alder.
nen McSpedop, Mcregnss and Val. ntiu. uss yester.
day aft. noen st2 o'clock to hear the parties fsr and
nga,ust the pe proposed eide track on t,s Harlem
Road between Txeaty -siSth snS Tsirteth ssrees to
convey produce, spd the ,ecoovA Of tho Depo, from
Tbirty+scoud 10 Eorty.teossd street. Tsers Vas a
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

HrRRrrse UP THE Slow CoAcHFs.-The following
vas cert yesterday to the stage proPnesor':
MAYORS OFFICE, New York, Oct. 10, ls57.
To Sfoee Propr,efcrs-GEsTLEsEs: Your attention
i, called TO the folio wing resolution passed by tue
Common Council and approved by the Mayor this
day A strict compliance With its provisions will bs
required. w. H. S'FraES, Fi'. rs .r
The following is the resolution:
Be.seS That his Honor the Mayor Be and his hereby re-
70 oe the propetos Of the different lines in
hi, cir, 10 have ther driven uniform Of speed
that H. six miles per the law requires no faster
ox rep. when taking in of the crowded
condition Of the streets require the drivers to vary from the
"a irste Of speed.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
IAdvenvoaent
BREAD SOLD ny WEIGHT AT Cost OF FLOUR.

IL cton with the proposed ofdir anc ne Ill
CouIc 20 regulate tie sale Of Bread the subscrser ea
aeLtUn his sd ttion measure coEtem W ~
upor bsss viii sccur. safety AID u w
cubic In former advertisement stated his iIteata1L u
I-sIsng the p,ice OF bread y that OF nou; s'nt
That may be msappIekeusiop OF the subject ae no
cay defn tsiy tbst the Price a. ~a f,.
poses selling bIsd will he governed by thst o. tue
hour. this prireIle be Ot.rs The eTesa .. hit 10
pef poutd, tse pice hereafter teins OF e0ut's
decline or rse In tie price OF nour y.x- a, IN.
IN. sria seulspt will commetoe On MONDAY stA' - "~
Different stores of the subscriber
No. 56 Rutgers s
No 6f3 Pearlst
No. 81 W-.t Broadway, and
No. I6 Laurers 81 ,...h. asr,e Of
tai which p,sces The BRAD s7 be weighed ., lns 80
the puIchssers Wherever 100 losves are demAta
teIois u BE- opened As s6d1rs inaIess af sr-.a
auc those de.inOss of getting up route iet oi'Pe
ae MAKES IN aid vance ss under m "a ,.nt
On 100 n Bead talrl at one tine 70 70 se esst
On 900 h Bread taken st one tine. -,
On 500 n s-r.d spa oves ct one tiue - v ee1'
All o' ' ioas aIcxEa Nc IS Rutgers
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. The Democratic
County Nomir stng Convention met last evening az
ranmaDy Hall and completed their ticket as foiows:

EXCISE CoMxIssIosERs.-The Excise Commissioners
met at p. yesterday, at the Common Pleas Court
room, present Commissioners Haskell aud Holmes
Mr.. Montgomery E. Geer, No. l22 Bleecker stree,
presented an application for an inkeepers license
witch was the only application presented resolu-
ton was passed to hold two meetings week hereafter
on Tuesday and Friday, to enable the Commissioners
to CON plets their allotted sittngs Of fifty days before
the LIT Of January.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

CORRECTION in the notice OF the ease Of Samuel
p. Townsend against the Empire Stone Dressing Con
pany come days ago. it was stated that the attorney OF
the defendant was alleged TO have sworn fal'ey or
the trial. n is proper to sta.e ths. Mes'r'. Gran
Correll e. Townsend, Who argued the motion re-
ported, were net the attorneys alluded to- Tney have
psver been either attorneys counsel of the Empire
Company, but appeared for other parties.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
PJRDYs. NATIONAL THgATER.-This plesssl

prosperous place Of amusement 10 having great rnn VII
c. L. Abst's Dr-ms frcm CoBss ce'ebrsed story o.
BIOS, IRE NssDERER" eht siSet might the house /
crowded 20 Overlooking II BE- repeatsd THs ENEsc
with the Dr,na Of TIVE FLYING DVreHMN' ana t1s Con.
rood place. Mr. Allen Mr. q L. Fox Ms. hrha~sy,
Mrs II. r. Nickos, Mrs Julia DAILY, and d the company
a2pes!ng.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
Law LNI,ELLIGENC,E.
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERn-OcT l6-8efore Judss
DAVIES.
THE RECEIVER OF THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS
RANK OP LONG ISLAND

SUPREME COT RT-SPEcIAL TERa-OcT l6-Sefore Juts.
DAVIES.
THE RECEIVER OF THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS
BANK OF L0sG ISLAND.
This Gaze was noticed yesterday. MIR. Otn NJ
Beech the Cashier appeared and purged himself Of contemP
and v as discharged After discussion agreed that
be made Judge Bdseye vscste the order sppntas
Eecever spprsrs that the proceedrgs heretofore the
port the bank taken IN moment OF fsht ana tns.
the hsnk Judge Davies wiz then ape not
Receiver The judgment Of Charles Clsn &c the PLAINTIFF
stand lien the estate Of
the but levy cuton restrained that
the have opportunity 70 tsde 10 its validity
Mrs. Cum log ham bis morning formally appeared
gave notice through her counsel MI tost nc com
p,Lc- with tee order Of the Court she would be present Gu
Saturday morning the rendering OF the decision OF the Gen
ea Term on the eesti9' arr s,sly .ssss ssS.,
MIS- CuDuipgbam's COUNSEL app led 10 Withdraw tue
petoD appeal presented yesterday from the
lion Cour in order that the peoa hrs. De hsa
that should required that al OF tbe 90 msds pafie
o. The interest. all represented BY the Pnbhc Admir
traitor -, ,. A..
.,o b ed wit Of er.iorari review the proceedings Of
me Board of posn Police BY ~hcn he was
He that copy Of the charges against n hsq ever
hen had heard In bis defense
The referred judge Wh tins 70 ascertain the
fets The Referee reported bst G,mbIng had never been
pe.opay The notice left with the Captain oi ns
division hut had reached him Gsuehns The wiz oil
ce, toyovt va ihsreUpon gaoted. A. -
The return Of the Police COmDo states tnst ne me
sd oay Of April they have been the lawful hrsds OF the
polio. That pumeer g said Police men an ing
who the resor refused 10 scfreSiedfe tns s,noy
end th.u a. defiance and that cra pes oil
again Gambling aud served upon him oy 40 ocef
he the will take psee before me ooHefA
Tenn IL November
Geo r. A Ricketts, &c sgt Roswell Green, &c.
M,io 10 ,trik, ou, the smendueas except tho words
on IL o.tior aud belief mast be denied AID ne auoni
ments with that exception allowed 70 ''atc
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Hupsos County CoURTs.--The Grand Jury, after
having session weeks concluded their sbors
tiea, and dcha sed The number Of ndict nents md
by them a. embracing murder burglary larceny aud other
nsds The curt h still engaged with civil business
but thought that the civil calendar will soon oe ahed
and the Court will prc badly with the criminal bust
in the early Of next week The GiandJny tou9d az
against the spanisrd Cueya Ter murder
the first degree his ta down for Monday the 10Th
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
fldypnissr,ene

To THE LADIES acquire fair and beautiful
complexion free from e,ke erpions and s iperfectoas
No. FoSr.sLs CREAs WILD FLowxss" the most syrees'
HE Of toilet uxes promotes health, aud beau
~ Geprutn VII fnd it admirable for shaving purposes
Sold BY al Druggist. o.. roSfhNk 90,
No. SOS Broadway and No. As.ot House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

INQUEST on THE BoDY OF SAILoR.-Corone'
Smell held inquest upon the body Of Richard Morris who
died at Lard In Flushing avenue, where hc
lodged TIE deceased msn-ofwsr's nsu, and hal
been on shore for three months during which time be
we, very inemperse In HE habits He found dead In his
ro m The verdict he that he died Of ntemPerance
He was q native of New Hampshire.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

CRYSTAL PArAcE.-The annual address before the
American Institute will be delivered in the P.scs on
Tuesday evening next, by the Hon. n. P. Banks of
Msssschusetts. TIE premiums far as sw ,rded aud
confined, will be announced this Saturday evening
AT oclock
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
p,cvpocvrrs sARRrsTEp.-Msrv Collins and George

PICKPOCKETS ARRESTED.-Mary Colllns anu Ueorge
Wilson arrested ye.terds, BY Officers Riley and Elias Of
The First Precinct the charge of picking the pocket OF
Catherine Lyncb Mrs Lynch called in Fulton street
female called her attention to some cheap
mu,ns time pressed close her She then
left and up Wilson, who the sidewalk mrs
L, nch missed and osns the couple had them arrested
TIE book had been thrown and the
found side pocket OF the accused Both were locked
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

The severe blow on Thursday last was 20 destruc
tive to fashion able hoops that many ladies' were forced
to put into the ccopers shops for repairs After
little re.cooperation they sailed out again, a. good as
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
FArAL HAIcHwAY CAsUALIY.-COronsr

FATAL HATcHwAY CAsUALTY.-Coroner Connefy
hed inquest at the New York hospits on .ns 1o' u
Patrick Csey native Of Ireland who died from Injuries re
seiyee consequence of falling into the hole through tns
bsthwsy Of the steamer James Adfer BY the fsh hi. sku
scesIed b-aides which he su.tsiesd
fracture Of hs Ibs left ste and rupture OF .ne
left hdty. The JurJ reldeyc Ayrdet of seceL'A oesn
Tie deceased .mplo, I'd OF boara the steamer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

County SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS "A Convention,
compo.@d Of dele without distinction Of party met at
on THURSDAY purpose Of dominating csncdste
foT Conn isoner OF Public Schools ALL th county towns
were and after eight bslotinss Edward Williams
of GrayeseLd, unaniDo usly selected.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

PRAIsEwoRIHY.--The Jersey City Ferry Guards,
who had nearly perfected their arrangements Ot annual
excursion the 0h have re wed In consequence
the hard times and stagnaou o business 20 ubaudon toi
and hsye instructed the Committee having charge Vi
the return to the donose H-s that have
been contributed Their example is worthy Il imitattn