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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-23

GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT
"A UCTION = A Il II
OF NEW, Fresh. AND FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Tr aPue &C buCuS1
No. IA Public Square, Nashville 7s"ri
WE win on TUr DAY, wEUN- SD Y, AND THURS *.
" DAY, November 10th, 18th, and 2 h. sell a, Anc
all others concern d. grand and magnificent stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Readvmade Clothing, Soft, Fur md Wool Hats; Shoes
Brogans, and Boots; oneenswsre H-rd~are Cutlery;
IOo ps Pine Velvet Carpet all rool Carpet onehah
Wool oarpeting, &c:
Blesched Domesaes Of a kinds;
Brown aod Bleached Cotton Jeans
Plaid inseys of all kinds
superaue, An Wool Cassimeres side-stripe do, Berk-
Twesds, Kentucky Jeans and Casnetts, all qualities and
Super French Oas-fu,eres;
Canton Flannel brown and hlaached:
American and EHgli b Mer mes:
oo Dae an R aoo Pnc5 R99 sT 2d a ind
I%ui-d Persans and Rerages, Coburgs, SC;
White, yellow. and red Flannel, assorted
Mohair and sis wor Al9aeeas.
Black SIX, all wdth,; Table Cloths.
Towels DisPer,; Buttons; Threads; Wool and Cotton
Hosiery Gauntiets; Cloves; suspeniers, Tr ampgs. c
WHITE JACONETS.
white Jsccnetts; Cross Barred Muslin;
Nan'ook Muslns; ISIS Nusins;
Jsconnet and Swiss Edrngs and rtiugs Caps Col
lars, sleeves, Chemisetis, Cuff, &C.
WINDOW CURTAIN mUSLTVS.
Superane More Antique, Velvet, Chez ed Cloth and
herino Oloaks and Nantes, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Bows and YOuths's SCOTS;
Ladies md Misses Kid, Morocco, and Kip Roots;
Calf and Kip Boots;
Unbound and L and B Brogans.
NJ d Boots
Negro Brogans, Carpet Sacks, sc.
READY-M CLOTHING.
Fine Cloth Dress and Frock Coats;
Fine Beaver over coats:
Tweed, Cashmere and Cloth Business Goats;
Bac and Fanc Cashmere, Cassinet and Jeans Pants;
SILK Satin and Germsn Vests;
A large Ock of Blank and Plot Cloth Overcoati Fine
Marsees an Chntz Shirt; fine Linen Bosom and Cotton
Shirts Woo Shirts and Jackets; Negro Kerseys,
Of all kinds; 'uperhne Bed Blankets, good
Negro Blansets "a, and 0snaburgs and Domestes.
HARDWARE AND QgEENSyARE
Table and Pocket Cutlery, assorted;
CAR PETING.
100 pieces OF Sup-rne Velvet Carpebug All wool
4 Carpe ing One half wool do; Eearth Rugs &C
We viii sell the Carpets TUESD NJ RNTNG, com.
mtncrg Of O'Clock, pTec~elv. the fir y Of sale.
All OF the Goods nov in stor @Teai' for nation
] Civ try Uercha who cash their
notSs-'ltN Tho day they due requested TO al
'end tins sale, and NONE OTHERS This is eRfra
chanre for ur- intend put the goods rou
! TRAPUF 4 LUCUS,
Com ission Merchants.
Terms - sums under 800, ctr cash; an ove
81 and under $50 Ely days; all sums 500 an
time vi he given Tor i,factlry aotrs paw able M
TRABUE & LUcUs,
Oct Id No. "a, Public Square, Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-23
TIL LIFE OF 4 GREAT ORATOR
s. s. PrentisS, Of Mississippi.

w 2. RERPY & co. have On sale
THE rIFE OF :. :. PR MISS. edited by his Brother
svo s. p o.
Neyt' Patrick Henry. = Pren,is~ the greatest
natural orator that has appeared in this eoun ~
Dazzling wit, keen apt Illustrations, and brilliant
figures speech poured in profsion bisps-borne
torrent OF feeling hich irresistiby carried away
whatever audience he addressed.
w. =. RFRRX & GO. hRV also on sale
WIRTis LIFE OF PATRICK HENRY. vol.
6ARIAND'S LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH.
MARSH LIS LIFE OF " aSHINGTON.
Mo RES LIFE OF SHERIDAN. Octi4.
BALDWIN FLUSH TIMES N ALABAMA AND MIS-
sISSIPPI.
BALDWIN'S PARTY LEADERS. Being Sketches OF
JeTer on. Hamilton Jackson, 0 av, &c. octl4.
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a CARD

NJ r. GOODWIN would respectfully init ate to the Ia
VI dies and gntsmen OF Nashville and vicinity that
ms second sesS will commence on saturday ctooer
70 a. at his College street All the dlHerent
sly OF dancing viii be ia ght ogther with tie 6eaiti-
iul waltz La Cooka Mazouka arrangement which are
now in fashion it'll society Of and other
capitals Of Europe. class of gentlemen will commence
on tuesday at O'CLOCK, ?. 81 Cotinon parties every
Thursday Oct92-4t
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The Government Finances-mF. SeCTe-
tary Cobb Taking In Sail.

The following circular from Collector Shell indi-
Gates pretty clearly the effect Of the financial revo-
luton upon the federal treasury. Read;-
CUsToM HoUsE, Nsw YoRK. Oct. Is, 1857.
SIRs: The Secretary Of the Treasury wishes TO
OBTAIN the opinion Of importing aud other mrr-
chants of intelligence and Information as to the
effect which the present nauc al condition Of the
country will have upon impOrtations from abroad.
The particular points TO which his inquiries re-
late, are, the probable amount Of importatons for
the next twelve or eighteen months; the probablr
change in the price OF the more important articles
OF import; and also, the probable amount Of goods
nov 10 warehouse that viii be Withdrawn for con-
sumption during the residue OF the current fiscal
year, With any other information tnat may near
upon the subject and aid him IN the preparation of
tue usual estimates Tor Congress.
Your views and opinions 10 relation to these mat
teTs are respectfully solicited
Your obedirnt servant
AUGUSTUS SHELL, Collector
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-23

DEPARTURES OF MISSIONARIES learn that
two young ladies' Miss Hogan and Miss Ball. mem
bers OF the Episcopal Church, and Eve others OF
the Presbyterian Church, left New York 10 the
ship Ocean Eagle On the g. instant, for Western
Afric Miss Ball VS. formerly missionary in
that portion OF the world, ~b r. she resided for
two years. Sh turned for r be-lth. aud has
nos gone out agsir.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-23

- LIES lascs 10 he rich; comedy % .hs
Sis; sna Tragedy % he poor.
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TO THE LADIES!!


Nj Rs. HOWERFO Union street, Eoud respectfully
VI inform he Ladies of Nashville, that she has secured
the services of Miss A. r. MCCABE superior DRESs-
MAKER to superinteud this department Of her business
She prepared have any style Of Dress made at
the shortest notice. aRd invites her patrons to
give her call.
Mrs, viii soon be prepared open her Fan and Winter
Millinery goods. sept24 I'm.
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700 Cross!

"GILLorT,sH Besr STEEL P Essi auOng the 10, some
svorss numbsrs. Jass received and for saieby
ossas M CHAsLEs ". SMITH.
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FOR RENT.

TWO neat Dwelling Houses, on street, south
Of Broad, for the ensuing year; each containing 7
soos oeides Kite hen and Srvans' Rocm with Stable
Carriage House, C. Apply to l. D. BAKER,
Nashville, Oct p If at Planters Bank.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-23
MAN ABOUT TOW

Wy4<s BOARDIVG-A No. l room
E4S-~Asso and Boarding can be had by appI wing at
No - Market street Ocy22 IT.
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EGBERT A. RAWORTH,
JUS ICE or THE PEACE.
tote ry Public,
COMMISSIONERS OF EDS,

rs prepared 10 any business pc tanning TO the
1 above named Offices.
The asing flying NeDozi ions, the ige-
Of Deed 'owrr 81 Attorne and oth-r ms
writing be used other State viii a his
particular attention.
oaice, West Roou, CITY Han, 20 story octt2.
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RagS! Rags!

Rags! RagS!!
OWING financial condition of the couutrs, and
~ great depression of srade, dni it ~ to
reduce price Of Is Sc Der h. to CT ON
after the first day Of November, 1857 After the LIST
ia Of November iii pay Sc cash for good anG
hope the trade vi zee the y Of hi al this
try ng line uanUfacLuTerss
Octl6-1m. W. :. WHITMAN.
CARD.
In view Of the general suspension Of specie payment
Banks Tennessee and other States the under gned
o-da, deemed advisable longer continue specie
payment. The holders Of who may prefer the
of the Ban, OF Tennessee at all times receive
them in exchange for
DYER PEARL, rest of the City Bank.
A CROZIFR Traders Back
W., sH PARD " Merchants
J. D. JAMES, % Bank Of Commerce.
D.F CARTER, of the Union
Oct20 d2Waw2t.
Wheat! Wheat!
will pay the highest market pr IN cash for prime
rel hite wheat for imms late el very.
Oct22-daw1m. JOHN WEAVER co.
NOTICE.
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WE creditors Of G. " n ner will Ie arn some hing to
to their interest by cal ng odic= No IS Cherry
street. hose indebted to tle a vel please call and
,ette, a. long time cannot be given.
Octl5 da TT NJ c. DUNN.
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CISTERNS.

TINHIS Is the favorable time 10 build Cisterns IN
/ 0EEAT CIsrEHs BULpsE HIGH L BEATTY, is nov Il
hi city, prepared build them Of all sizes Aupi
cations made by note Otherwise, TO H. g. ~covel
receive prompt attention. ion-2a fm.
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Wheat! Wheat!


will pay the highest market pr &c cash for prime
rel or hite wheat for imme late el very.
oct22-daw1m. JOHN-JN, WEAVER co.
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PETITIONS.
Mr.. Algee, from citizens of Carroll couaty for the
passage of law, to allow each county subscribe
to internal improvements, ny vote OF its citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
TIE CREDIT SYSTEM.

To me Editor Of Then. Y. Tribune.
SIR: We hear much said of the "Credit System, .
of s expansion, and it is assumed without oontraic
ton, that it is unusually exteaded, and has been
growing more and more extended. Is this so AN
not an old man, yet can remember when few manu.
featuring or mechanical establishments paid their
lsborers in cash. They must take odsrs or storepay
Now cash at regular and short intervals is the rule.
remember when the farmer could only sell his produce
on credit TO pay his account with the store keeper
when the printer took his pay for advertising, or for
the subscription in barter, at the store when the
merchant never thought Of buyrg for cash, or even
giving note but bought on open account, and paid
when he could, and as he could. 1t is fact that
have reduced credits within the last forty years
dertuly and this reduction is stl progressive. Notes
fixing the time Of payment sIe universally given and
the utmost purcualty in payment is expected and re-
quired. Our banks are FLEE with this klnd of paper
and its lergth of time is gradually being essened. 10
former times, when banks IN their infancy, the
pepper done vas almost all OF the kind called accom-
modation. The ssles even of retailers, were almost
entirely on credit and that too for indefnite time.
There was almost none Of real business paper offered
because II cid OF exist. mas no become abundant
and goods are at least lsrge towns and in the East
EN- States, principally, yes Amost universally, re-
tailed for each. NBw-IoRK STATE.
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MARRIED,

H0RTON-M ARTINE-At Whit Plain, on Saturday Nov.
q BY the Rev Mr. Trice Daniel Horton OF No~Yotk City.
and Sarah NJ MARITIME Of White Plains
HART-PECK-At st. Johns Church. BROOKLYN on Wednes-
dsy Nov. 2 by the Rev. Mt 0Iion Joseph Hat TO Ass
Sarah daughter Of the late Curtis Peck ell OF TIE
above city.
HAYNEs-ROBERTs-In Santa Rose. sonoms County. Cd,
on Thursday Oct a. by the Rev II. Bicbssdson Geo. W.
Haynes ESQ Of suisus. solano County % MI" Anths A..
daughter OF the Rev Jo,eph Roberts Of Santa Rosa
KIERSTED-M OREHEAD--In this city on Tussday. Dec l.
BY the Rev VIM Robinson. Sir Edward Kiersedte ksss
Sarah r. Morshesd, all Of this city
MACKJNTOsH-BOYD-At CbhN's Church. Broekyn %
Tues5ay Dec. by the Rev H. CsDheld, d. d., Ansse
Ca,hasine A. oDy Of r. BsJd eco.
all Ct Brooklyn.
MYERS CHAPPELL - At Galesburgh, III, on Thasssag.
Nov. 26, by the Rev EDWARD Beeoher. Lii ID Sydn:y
Myers esq Caroline, only daughter Of Walter Cbsppeu
ESQ, oil Of Gaiesbursh.
ROUX-RAMEE-At YoIkylls-Sp sunday. Nov - ny o.
Rev r. Frost Mr. Jacob Roux to Mis- Josephine r. laugh
ter OF Mr. MsturiD X. Rance.
sHOTWELL-BERBEsT-On Sunday. Nov 20 % the Goa
trial Prebytesn Church Brot klyn, BY the Rev L~sv
IT, Byron Shotwell Of New York 10 Abby Msra dsnshtor
Capt Thomas r. Herbest Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
MARINE AFFAIRS.
MORE MARINE DIsssTERs-Loss OF LIFE

MORE MARINE DrsssTERs-Loss OF LIFE.
From The Chicago Press, Nop sS
By reference to our Lake and River News column,
il will be seen that the list OF marine disasters still
keeps lengthy and that they are not unaccompaned
With the usual amount Of suffering and loss of life
We lear of the bark Great West the schooner Kyle
Spapeler and two other vessels, names unknown, be-
ing ashore the Sleeping Bear, on Lake Michigan,
and in one of the beakest and most inhospitabs re-
giops On the chain of lakes AS sgus Of any of the
crews of these vessels have been it is feared
they hsve persisted in the recent gale. To be driven
on such coast, with ts hills and bluffs towering sew
eral hundred feet high above the vessels what could
mariner exhausted, cold, wet aud frozen, accomplish
But we set aside the picture, and hope to hear that
kind Prov d nee has watched over and rescued them.
II will also be seen that four men have been lost
With tbe schooner Mars which oapszed between Port
Washington and Milwaukee, and that three men have
besn lost from the schooner De Witt bound up, on
Lske Erie.
EAvAL.-The United States ship st. Louis was a.
Port PIays (Islard Of St. JsRo) Oct 3d. all well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02


cupoia-
EN- disappointed in women. Think Of the necs.-
city Of policemen 70 keep order and check the crowd
IT s not uus tb We have brought about this state OF
tblrgs by car extravaga nce but have helped; and
90 not vouder meo ssy 80, when no discipline can
repfss this zeal for bargains and whsn with the DARK
sbsdow OF the last two weeks hanging over We rush
ont in crowds-siopp,ng
have been listening to the spsculstlons as TO the
cause Of these troubles-this psuic-snd bsve Rad
the Trades against stock gambling. 1t is evident to 1t
this bas had much TO do with the panic and know
there is me;hng wrong because men grow rich and
yet al they do far "a can see, Is to Try to get
sovttking for nothing And men talk Of making laws
In gulae these things if lsvs would DO any good.
Half thu re we have are not enforced Men vii DO any
thing that respectable fer money and as Ions as this
business is respectable men will pursus It. You may
know the1 your neiehbor. Mr. Busby, has made his
fortune " indirectly frightening the widow and the
orphan out 81 confidence in their stocks and really
cheating them out Of their money, but 90 long as you
receive bin at your table, and invite him to your house,
be will 90 on with bis pursuit. will not eau it any
thing 90 respectable 81 business.
When I was in Baden Bs1en-no. on the whole, I
never was there don't approve Of foreign travel but
these who have been there have told me- it Is great
place for gambling; yet never heard that those men
who turned the wheels held the bsnk with little
rsckes gathered up the gtteripg gold, formed part
Of the "gocd society" Of the place.
right public opinion viii be better inclosure for
bulls and bears than any laws that could be msde:
L. MN OS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

A,anp-t 1 would il possible, always mix with pest
in the compost 81 three parts Of pes. aud one
part Of COW dtoppirg' makes better nsnure ths'
wien n sae Of sl animal exeremen's Gardeners nssr
Ro,ton buy peat at s. ~ cord and co. 81 isr it
ohea msuure 81 het.
MI PORTER of New Jersey-we feed hay in rscLs 5,
uakirg the work for al they get We feed car.
rotf-ope peck day We tie the cattle in stalls by
chairs that sli6e up and down on rod We ssve
nsrure by uinirg ssw-dast with tbs dtoppngs. w.
tbirk stable better on Level with the earth without
suy cellar under the stable. Our stable floor Is msde
of pavement ard gravel.
SoLoy RoBissOS-I do not agree with the m amer
of feeding hay. never see horse or other amin :,
feeding out of rack where il has 10 stretch It's neck
up in psicful position and rs the gentleman SAYS
working for q living" without wishing we hsd
society in this country as they have In England to
prevent cruelty to animals There is no way 80 90 ID
80 fe edipg animals on level ioor smooth and Clean
would Just a. soor Think OF cuttirg up sods Of the
pasture and putting them in rack putting hsy up
IN Ii at Wy or stuffrg it in box or manger
d., WEIL1sGrOs-Cows should stand with their
heads 20 the feeding floor held by tsnchions no par
ti,ions, no sepEation between the stable and h1or
except narrow bosrd The droppirgs should fall on
a little ledge behind, and al the urine should run
down into the cellar where, being absorbed by muck
il never gives off any efluvs. Toe saving of labor
ard health of men and cows, is an important MISTER
DIR. WArTRBrRY-If cows are fed turnps directly
after milking the milk Of the next milking will not be
affected.
feed borses upon level floor. Ii is the natural po
stop for any animal to est and feeding from rack is
only done BY putting the horse or COW into very un
Latursl petition.
Mr.. PoR1ER-we feed good deal Of salt hay and
corn ks and carrots. We should feed turnps II
we conld DO so without affecting the milk. never
hesrd before that turnips fed twelve hours before
mlkirg would not affect the taste Of the milk. That
is an iInpor' snt fact for COW. feeders.
The subject If Winter care of cows, and saving
manure" viii be continued at the mex. meeting
December u.s.
Sorghum in Georgia -Messrs. Wiley & Halstsd Of
No 35l Broadway communicated the following extract
from business letter from ID. Dickson Of Oxford,
Georgs, which gives favorable opni)n of the Chi
ness Cane, a. a crop, 10 that Stae:
made about salons Of .irup from the Chinese
Cane had Of the seed ground test tse value
for -four makes ood dark onr equs 70 whest for
The value of the be mined fol-
low, viz One acre very rich land will make about 800 gal
Ions IF srup snd 20 so bushels Of seed which Is
GOOD feed for hogs -four An is worth
10 feed hogs than the land Of planted beside good
crop of seed Will make good Of stalks in dry
year the crop wou fail think your farmers ought
10 plant Southern raised seed perfectly matured aud
one pourd will psnt witch will cost about 70 cents
quantity for SALE if you know Of any friend who may
with 70 try IT,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

values Of tbeee character, need rot Individually be
charged, it will be great advantage to employ them
in their present form; only, vhsn the dscm. and &C.
TOTAL notasions arc both made Of. the forms of
the characters should be slightly varied for which pur
pose will be very convenient 70 uss in print the form
Of figures commonly used about the beginning Of the
present century for the decimal notation aud the pres
emit form for the eotonai. The changes in the nomsu-
ssture of number asd other considerations involved
in this proposal, and especially its advantageous appi.
cations to weights and meassrey and to other pur-
poses both in sciesos and common Affairs will require
a separate consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
FIRES.

FIRE IN FIFTY-FoURTH sTREET-sUPPOSED iNCES-
DIARIsM.
About ii 80 o'clock on Monday night fire broke
out 10 the three story frame dweinghouse 10 fiity'
fourth street. bet xeeen Seventh and Eighth avenues
owred By Mr.. Sullivan and occupied by Dir. white.
The fremen early On the ground, but the build
rg b. ing on fire in three four different places al at
tmpts to save il nom destruction proved unsvsiiing
There quantity Of furniture in the house whica
was al destroyed. From the fact that there were
three or four fires in various parts OF the building al
tie same time there is doubt that it was the work
Of an incendary. 1t appears that the landlord ana
tenant were engaged in dispute some time ago. ara
the time Of the IRE the house appeared deserted. No
account Of the osses insurance hiss been as yet oo
tanned.
FIRE IN AMIrY STREET. -
On Monday ev. ping Gre occurred in the dwelling.
house If Mr. Mckenzie, No. II Anity street, bu. 1t
wss extirgushed with few psis Of water, no alarm
hair o given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
TO SPEND OR MOTTO sPEND-rHAT Is THE
QUESTION.

70 lie Editor Of 7ns n. i. Tri5vas
SIR: 1t is curious bow you papers bow hot and blow
cod blow wet and blow dry all 10 bra.h. Even YOU,
dear TRIBUNE, in che article. urge economy aud re-
tenchment, and tell US poor women how we should
stop short and save for those who are OF may be in
reed. Isdeed, / should be converted at once, Il |
were not already. by your lessons of economy art
prudence.
But in the very next article in the same column you
blszon abroad the wise arrangements OF The merchants
wholesale and retail and proclaim the sb'oluse chesp-
0srs of hirgs In such ewitchiDg and con Vnclcg IAN
guege, how can vow expect Us poor, weak women 70
Withstand the temptation!
IL may be that some purchases are necessary out II
Is positively drgrsceful tina, 80 many women can be
found runnipg after bargains in this way and spsndng
money, waieh perhaps, ought 60 pay their husbands
debit. There ought ~ be 9 Law ssainst women goog
shopping while Q sirsle blu rsmsissd unpaid-grocer.
baker, mik man, nilliner, dressmaker seanstress.
How clear the shops would be for 70 days If such
9 law were 10 force
oh. for universal honesty Why, beard Mrs x.
say the OTHER dsy to Mrs. y "This is the dst day
coald get arytbipg Mr. X. came home last night and
gave me sous money, and told me 70 buy'whst l
wanted for be ID got an extensisn.'
Poor woman don know what shs thought i. was
perhaps she enjoyed 90 mach % the boy who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS - DISC. !. - Bsfoss
Judge Morris and Justices scHoosMAxEs and EsM.ss
John Mpcb was placed on trial on ar indictns0t
for receiving stolen goods The indictment sets forth that
the S October last the prisoner IL company with tive
Others chip the foot of sedswick street and sts
~ pigs OF iron, which they placed In cart and carried swy
Ofcer Ferry Of the Tbbd Precinct Police, who stopped ths
cart was Informed the belonged TO Mncb and mhcr
han that satisfaction could be obtsned IL stewMd
hown tbs the iron had been stolen and belonged TO firm IN
RewYofk Mnch convicted and sentenced 20 the Psa
fertiary for three months aud TO pay fine Of 80
William Lee, patent safe operator, was placed 90
rial charge robbery. II appeared tina, he aud
spion nyeed Canadian named Francis Goodsy 0reen-
wood ard threats made him count bis money having
used 10 bet the ball When the counted sss
hey grsbb. and II amounted 70 10 Lee wss
qusnty arrested by the Third District Police Ths jug
found him guilty, after which the Court adjourned.