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MARRIKD.

CLARK.BERRY-A. Hacten,sch, on wedne.dsy sept. e.
by the Rev james Demsest, JI Joshua A. Clark. OF ths
city TO Cstbarne Bosardus daughter Of the late Adm H.
Berry, Of the former place.
FOSTER-BOGERT-In this city, on Wednesday Sept q,
the Church Of the Annunciaon By the Rev Alexander
Jones D. d Of Perth Amboy, ConaIt Foster d. o. 10
Mary Benezet daughter Of Theodore Boseit esq al
of this city.
HENRY-KYLE-On Monday Sept. 81. in the Sec pnd Be
formed Presbyterian Church. Eleventh street BY the Rev j.
Chry, d. D. Mr. John Henry to Miss Rebeccs Kyle both
Of this city.
Observation-Disclosures lrsnkin. N. j. on Sunday.
Sept 20 BY Rev William C. Nelson Joseph T. Picksing
OF New York, 10 Mary Fielding Of the former place.
VAN sCHAACK-sMITa-In Msnius, n on Wsdne'
day. 49, the residence Of the brides father By the
Addison e. Strong Peter Van Schssck of Chsestou,
s. c to Louisa, only daughter Of John Calvin smith
WILLIS-HAI0HT-On "Wednesday, Sept. &C. st Trinity
chapel by the Rev Benjamin Iisieht. D. Henry Wills
IT. Chaeston ). c. to Miss Caroline d. daughter Of the
late Nicholas Hsight. esq. Of this city.
wBITE-HENDRiCKs0N-on Monday Aus; q. By she
Rev. A. Van Zsndt, Mr.. William White, OF Nisgar. Co
" Mi.s Sarah W, only daughter of Stephen Hendck'
esq. Of San Francisco, Cal
WEEDOyER--BERRY-In Jersey City, on "Wednesday.
sep g. by the Rev p D. Van Ceef. Warren Wenioser,
q NewYork TO seens, daughter Of John Berry Of the
former place.
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DIED.

BlLLlNGs-ou Tuesday Sept "a il. Allen street. Mrs Am
Billings widow Of Otis Billings, aged 6s and months
BUsII-In Brooklyn Monday Sept al, Richard the only
Of Richard and Cshsrne W. Bush. aged yesrs hnd 10
months.
BUDD-on Wednesday morning. Sept. D. Eliza A. wils of
Notice of the funeral will be given in tho evening nd morning
CONLEY-Ir this city Tuesday sept % Charles Francis
Conley aged IL months and is days tho on and beloved con
Of Charles and Mary Conley.
DALRYMrLE-In Lafayette street. Brossyn. on Teesdsy
% o Sept ana Of S the do:} ST,sd aug
pELANEYnIr H.@ersley street on 1--.a.y Sept ., Nj
Cornelius Delaney, aged IS yeas.
DELAvAN-At O'Clock "Wednesday sfternoon Sept, g.
Mics Helen Delav.n Of this city.
The tuners; 's s.Ssc will take s's Ssoea The afternoon
which relstives and friends respectfully invited Ger
remain. will be taken to Troy for n'eFmen on Friday
hs, Sept. 25
FRosT-At Glen Cove, Lone Island Wednesday Avg g.
Of consumption Hannah H. wife Of Edward L. Frost Il, the
10th year Of her age
HULL-At No % Essex street, Tuesday Sept =, Sean
yeuDsest Of George wsId and Ann Amelia Hull ssed
years months and days.
UAyICANp-Op moud.,, Sept, 81 Sarah Anu asuxats. OF
Charlie. A. and Mary L. Havisnd aged year " IN;
u days
Hal o. T"ss.R S,9S 81 s. Seq .aa
Rachel A. Irsk. aged years and days.
LARkiN-In Ess, Eleventh street on honday sept y sret
i.R 1l:s'''' He' Margaret the beloved Wits oil .'''''
LSKE-on Monday, Sept ?? Of consumption. Jess Luke, d
Sprinsvile, Staten Island
mARTiN-At No 2ss Es. Eever,h street. on guesds,
Sept u May Martin widow q JsGs Martin, tesoA-S
Fed 10 yeas month and DAYS
MORhlsON-At CoDey leland on Monday, Sept 81. Wuss
fa'tcn Morr.on AGED ~ y-sis and noIths
MANEh-on TUESDAY Sept g. Jss r. Msser ssed ts yes-s
OLIEk-!n Brooklyn. Sept q Mr.. p.ncy A. Oliver viAsx
of james L. Oifrf esq, tate Of Ashtsbs CoCntg OHIO.
The inner. VIII take place 81 o'ciooh To- day (fhlsdsyt
fiorl the house u her otother L. Jo1ss No. V1isa
street
PECKOn "Wednesday mossoS SCOT q sau ssI cs7n rseS
son Of Mr. Obadiah Peel, eyed . ys&u sxS mouth .
fursni, ut GnsIwioa. Ceaa.. CO rsgSAss. ssh e. ct
O'Clock Q. m. -. :
Mics usnoru shshan, sesd Is yeArs
SCOTIA Oessot ctsses. E<~s4 nsses 1en q Jsno.
an u 1ASs.
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The Temporary Injunction obtained by Mary Arm
B,stcbsord against the payment of the dividend de-
clsred by the New-Hsven Railroad Company was dis
solved 10 day by Justice Davis, on the ground taat
nlaip ia rot stock holder she holding the Schuyler
stock.
We give in another column the Report Of the In
yestgatDg Committee appointed TO examine tbs affairs
Of the Michigan Southern Railroad Co. The floating
debt. /. vii. be seen, l,,s9s6s o. The iDforma'
ton ir the Report has generally been spread before
tie pubic 10 the various reports which have been
uade. The Committee offer some very sensible
Recommendations in regard the working OF the ROAD.
reduction of expenditures increase Of fares, &C., and
believe that il can be made profitable under udcous
management. The Allan, Atlas says in regard 70
the Eeport:
"Tterc may be those who Will be disappointed ths.
the Committee do not IL their report assam me pas
management Of the Company, by gong INTO detS -
mistakes aid abuses and thu, serving up q ann ~
scandal for the entertainment Of the public nns VIC
tbirk The c, unitee have judged wisely in the oouie
which they have adopted They represent W III
holders ard have conducted the investigator % ss
behalf TAe latter Interested in knowing Va.
ert &C n6ton Ct tbs Company and tnst esytv sad
thircd, instead Of attacking their o~n PtoPeyu
se,stpg IL real value their true course 1890
the b, a ard Ict Of the coneeIn foI sas Tsjs IA
of asarYelir and wvangng about tne TO- AZ, Con-
The sspees az TIE Committees report oo.rst,.s
49, M sbs eIrepsea of the Company " ops's4
a. s,.Ss "a 1,Sefv;s, can be gresiiy REDUCED. sSn
r., T.. So;ny n e s.A by careful nanagcneu.
s.sr.c sbs .tocI car b made 10 pay aiy,cce ~. .,
' neshs:sss sss Comp;r,ee bare pasn'sa "S' ''s
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rs-rt extea.es Ia oaee e ioes sSorla oct be tskea
M. Mcssn sppeaied to stock aid bcHdbedses t. take
Il. Ir July Re s,id the bores esood at 70 TO PR
cegi ro- a. IS Der cent This loan wocld re<ore
I'D ard the Cor de to thsu Old vaiae, which would
BE- so'us! gaia Of property Of more than the oew
loan esked for. Aod the moment this as taken ther
stock vcnte GO up " the extent OF Two or
three m;liions Since b. had been 10 Office he
h,d been over The rosd but once; these mooey
truublte had occupied him every day.
He had been forced to delay the payment OF the men
AID had had two difficulties with those employed At
the Leg D,ck On two occasions the men had lett
the shops at Fremont, and the danger was that the
men might refuse 10 work az any Mt which would
render all the property useiees. Then he could not
sperd enough on the I'D to g-t it into proper cood
tior !or the imerse traffic which would DO offered 10
q fortnight Could they in any way use money to
better advantage thad in helping out this road
Mr. Rchsrd Lsthers. Director, wanted them to
remember that twenty millions OF their property
naLt be wiped ont any ds, Up 20 q recent period
gun TO charge, and if an, body hsd bonds or stock
they rad better come forward asd take these bonds
II wes by means certain that they. would ruo
through. Gentlemen saw the case themselves From
day TO day it took nearly all the te of their Direct
and Treasurer to raise money to meet their pay
ments Let them nc, express sympathy II they did NOT
make i. substantial. II this road went to protest,
they might just as we'll go home and burn their
herds. They wanted but little money; they wanted
confidence principally Let them take this into con.
sderation If they did not. and if ia three or four
days the ad went to protest. let them feel ss though
they rad been duly warned at least by one Of the
Dire ctors.
Mr.. Moran made closing appeal for subscriptions,
with the following result:
Brown BrotheS Co OoO Richard X. IOnman.. esoo
sais1in Dutais..... soc W. b. Bolles 5000
GEO " Van Stoycrin. goo -
NJ CssEcns........ iOooe Total fsr...... s4,occ
This added to slc0,oo0 previously subscribed BY
Gepcke, Keutgen & Reichelt makes 81 1000 toward
the s6, eco Geo leans.
MI Benz. Loder made speech ir favor OF an in
yesiigation Of the affairs OF the Company. and he
with VIM. Whitewright, jr., j IL. GOurie, john
Stuart jr ard power to select flh were appointed
Com uittee Of investigation.
A copy of Mr.. Moran's speech was requested FOR
publication in pamphlet FORM and the meeting, whicn
wa, greatly thnned 10 numbers when Mr.. Moran made
biz appeal Tor subscriptions, adjourned.
MI Albert II. Eicolays regular semi-weekly auction
sale of Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow
Thursday at -! O'Clock, at the Merchants ES
ehsrge.
After the adjournment of the Bosid, the following
sales of Stocks ard Bonds were made at auction b!
III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-Befose Judge BIRDS.
The following decisions were rendered ON Monday

in this Court:
Matthew Finch ct al ast. Dsn. Carpenter.
The defendants motion must be granted with SlO
costs plaintiffs shall within twenty days ats service
them notice motion for leave TO bring
ton pro If notice Of such motion 10 given heu al
of both parties stayed till the hearing aud deoi
sion thereof
VIM Mclean sgt. Matthew Tompkins ct al
Motion for subjugation of the Staten Island aud
Feny Company to the rights Of plaintiff under bis
Judgment Motion first heard and granted July H. 1876 Otdor
on that decision modified by Brdsye Judge October 49,
aside for OF notice to oil parties in interest bat with
leave service Of notice on the plaintiff 1d oil de
other than the Company DeeonThe Ferry Com
pany be substituted in place of plaintiff with reference to
the Judgment in this action paying him in full the soult
due him thereon for principal, interest and costs.
Mary McNlf agt. Mchsel Short.
Motion to set aside judgment "a irregular, &c.
Judgment aside with all subsequent proceedings whoat
ces defendant allow cd within five days after toe
this order without costs he succeeds in part In bis
motion The to be noticed BY either party 70; next Cir
eui. in Queens short notice.
VIM. N. Auley sgt Thos Hawkins.
Motion for new trial in action for slandsv. Yer
dict aside and trial ordered With costs 20 ade event
COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Nos. y, ~,
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A.o tie following, by Albert Ii. Nicolay'


srsct Baik, n. j.:
CATARACT CITY BANK.
Paterson, N. f., Sept p, 1857
To the Fdio, Of The " y. Tribune.
SIR: The Cataract City Bank Of Paterson, Nd Is re-
ported in your paper Of this date a. one OF the sus.
pended Banks VIII you do us the justice to )rrrect
ibis statement as it is entirely without foundation the
bills always being promptly redeemed at the Bank and
at the agent in York and received on deposit at
de Nefyopolitan ard American Exchange Banks as
will be scen by the annexed statement c.-,,.-
Nrw-YorH, Sept q, 1857.
The ndersiened having noticed in The n. \.
TRinUxg this date, in li.tofBsnk failures the Cat
aract City Bepk, and also having noticed in other pa
PERI, and one Bank Note LAST articles OF the same
nature calculated to nue this institution, would state
that its bills nave been received by Us on "a favorable
terms az any New-Jersey money, and promptly re-
de ed from us by its agents
TUOs y MORRIS. Teller metropolitan Bank .
L. n. L. STOCKTON, Teller American Exchange Bank
The uopkir.on Bank, Westerly, II. l., has not sus-
peIded ard is taken by the metropolitan Bank.
A seve,al barks were included in the list We pub
lished tbis morning which have only been Temporarily
diacredited the street, and the noes OF which are
M ~ ou,,art we nubIsh below "A CORE cted list:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24

The mos. important difficulty the road had to COZ.
tend with. be said. wss the strike last FALL Owing to
policy which occupied itself with mnutia to the
cluson Of tie main chance. the best set of engineers
ever gathered in thi, country was dispersed. they
spread reports all the country unfavorable TO the
road; they said it was served by incompetent eng-
neers, BY mere boys aud what they said in part
true. The strike was followed by q December and
Jsruary change, wblc the road was blocked up by
lrows ADD an nundatien in February which destroyed
tie mott important bridge on the road. Constant
rains kept the road in ate of iquefacton until July
and the result Of all this hsd been that during the rt
six months Of the present fiscal year there had been
elimination q receipts Of. SSi@c
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

REPORT OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
To ire Stoekhod,sof the MhsGa Southern o"< Northern L.
diana RaIrodd Company:
TIE undersigned having been appointed by reso
utiOn OF the Board Of Directors, passed on the 2ls
ul. q Committee TO examine into the amount OF In
de btedness and liabilities Of the Company on tho dre
day Ct Scpten Der inst, and to prepare satemeot Of
the same and statement Of the amount OF assesfs OF
the Company for the consideration Of the stockhod.
ers, respectfully report
That they have attended from time 10 ume at ne
tce of the Company and have given 10 tho accounts
and papers Of the Company as full and thorough ~
exsnipation "a the time allowed them would permit:
That ~ the reeult Of such examination the annexed
schedule presents gene raj statement OF the anafS o.
the Company, as they stood the lst day Of Sspte-
Der lsst
amount of General Stock Issued il 81, 1870 400. From
which deduct that which has been used Is costeraA
security for debts due from the Company, and which
CD payment Of the deb's for which i Is pledged viii BE-
Cancelled viz $52G 900, and there Is loft Of General
Stock, 46 9Jf 400.
The srount of guaranteed stock to be Issued by he
Company TO those who have epPhed ior " sna nsvS
si'h.r paid for it or made partial payments on IL
$3O6ss0O. -
The prdertiened have examined the stock sccounts
Of The Company and the accounts OF the indvidua
,tockbOdsrs and fbd that the aggregate OF the shares
t. dir 10 the credit Of individuals corresponds With
the balance Of the stock account on the gensrsl eds
or. ard the amounts appear TO be- correct.
The indebtedness Of the Company on bonds alse
fully e the undersigned believe correctly set fo6A
in the apneaed schedule, with the times when each
class OF boIds will fall due, and the amounts Of esoh
clsss, making in the aggregate the sum Oh w.
Tie whole extent OF the floating debt OF the Con-
paby VT ich the undersigned, on careful sxAminsnM
snd inquiry, have been able to SceHaio' "$i''s'''
HS %.
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pAftSBC1Y-in whiisc stugt % TsesAaS 0est u
Ct-1.sa G inaG. ecr q lease eae Ae, s W.i.tufy
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COURT or SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Ss,r 2a-B.er~ I,.,,cs.
r Ossosx and BRowSgii
r.. me Courtroom was densely packed this morn
mo spectators at the u,o1ent Of orranilA,o,
80 eDgh q the CLERKS calendar pEvrs the rapid ac,uma
Ia tusiress In this Court. There 81 prison csse.
esses and suspended cases. IN all 7 Many however
summary disposal either from sbsenoe Of wtaes.e,
zoo resdns - Of come Of tbs parties
aueossc fegpa was the first prisoner susigned.
s with ssesins. the nth Of s. pse nbs BLACK Oh
s,s,, Iss containing osst. vest pant. sad other
ks2 vs;asd 81 ne eoysey ~ ciA.t Of
1900 Heel kA coscissis ssrest IN whoss carr .Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24

TIA Monmouth County Agricultural Far wss ne.q
4, Fr,eheld yes.etdsv "Wednesday The 1nre
y ~. Sax ana evening previous seemed 70 pprtno
In. In morning the weather he'd chsnso ~ Ssoay such
ksutifui day The attendance wss Iso su1 s
80 rsrsiIy made and very creditsbe % the County
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NKW~JKRSBY ITEMS.

co,rRAcr WITH THE CRY ot UuD-
TBx WA1ik has recently boon manifested IL t1e
ss hS SGoT' sj f soS Ts sle, @
wster Ccnn,. q, Hudson from the Jersey City Works
citizens ss BE, been . sSS sSsrs
pcptes pstrcted 10 apply for injunction against
nen -. By the Wsei Commissioners toward
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ne .,., have ben destrcJet CIV have
,ssssA 10 hI. e ~ sin.ins 10 the d'ss 70 the pOahe
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT.-Nos. q, ~
IS, rs, II, 20, IS So 81, q SO, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24

Thee bsarcbes the construction and s,h;eSs1
have sdasd l,sely 10 the sebs ne oslv 60 =
B. cAAre br opersfed Nconomicay sne ssy . u
dessrdd b the Of sssh otsa % H. sexrsCsas
ecss q ths Company sed viii tee ~ Sstsrs Iossos
of trsvvi cad business 70 Ases1s ssasGs4
a MI siSo BE- srsn By the SesssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24


OF the bills psysbe, nearly 81 900 900 will fsl! De
during the uonibs Of September and Octooeg @ r. =.
current year, and cory provision must be msde ioS ~
paynert. We shsll Hereafter allude to tho steps ~
have been taken for that puipose. .ho,.
In addition TO the hebiliiies OF the COMPANY wv
u.n,ion,d tLers ere aiso conn, est aepitiss
On the gsar.nty Of ,bs FIR. Nors.ss n no Scc
\, eor65, atty Believed that the COMPLY A. a. ~
,o,,,r,c 10 a. VIC The meat a ne sl. ~ -
800. a. /, la. hitherto done, end also Tor tne Ps'".
principal 1, o.,.b, % Brown 0ros L Co., -
IDeie :, a,s.rent tn,es iurrs wis ess - nsu ys
"a va by This Company. ne s1n o. - -.
arc o.ss are dse The Chcsso Aon - -
Ib.s o and there 10 every iesaon 70 oesscvs ~
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Nichissn CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24

SUPERIOR COURT-Iy CnAMIEss-ssp.. 23.-Before Judge
DuER.
John Hecker ct al. agt. George Mitchell Motion
70 dischxge attachment denied with o. costs.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-24
WASHINGTON CITY
SATURDAY MORNING. JAN. "a, 1857.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sEsArR-The Chair laid before the Senate commnni-
cation the Secretary of the Treasury in reference to
the claim of George Whitman. On motion by Mr. Fes-
sendsn resolution adopted calling on the War De-
partment for information relative to the necessity OF fur
the defensive works for the protection of Portland harbor
The bill from the House of Representatives efectu
ally to enforce the attendance of witnesses the sum-
mons of either house of Congress- and to compel them to
discover testimony taken up and after very eabo-
debate it passedyeas 49, nays Messrs Hale,
Pugh and Wilson voted against it, regarding it as VIC
ation Of the rights of the citizen An attempt then
made to adjourn until Monday next but inasmuch as Mr.
Brown had ntmaed his desire that the Senate should de-
vote tomorrow the business in relation to the District
of Columbia the Senate by large majority refused to adj
ourn over and may be expected therefore that the
rious measures in which citizens interested will
ceive share of attention.
HOUSE or EPREsrNTATIvEs-This being objection day,
shortly after the reading of the Journal the House went
into Committee of the Whole and spent the day in consid-
ering the bills the private calendar Twenty-Five bills
were reported to the House. with the recommendation that
they do pass after which the committee rose These bills
were severay read third time and passed.