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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

80 for 2, ard 81, Other kinds limited Jsn.sa A.,
GRAiN-The wfs., marlst opened with mos. srnne -
IN some advance OF glc y bass Obaosi b..
are 6g ' soaRr then a. ii 5sSt T. ~ ss -. ,,'
,rme pee 27 bush Soulh.n wsite :, 81 59sl " tie
$500 hgs damaged Southern al 8 zoe S. and 5s su,a
T s osG q ., Rys !; ss''s 4. ,ss e 500
limited inquiry but closed heavy ~ about 9sSle ~
s Hnso I nd ssas Sos or yellow .a 'n ''A " ' or
GUNNY CLorH-Ai Boon the demand /. roOa ,.,.. =.
ss' e .y...'s es; IS, SS .., go
er.se at l4lc les. cent smOats, f5r 800 l.is. .,n
TO airye " September and October hs, 1onss
HIDES are quiet the business Is confined to ,na .. 4.
HoPs are .hl inactive and nominal 7sis for ,,,o,
to ehciee Has;sin and s Msi ,hs .,oc. 1,
" IRoSSsso,eh RI. remain. quiet a, ga 80 1sw
latter il an extreme however, and can only Be oA.ia. g.
EkTHER-There continue. very little movement, pa..
LINE Roland remains dull sndn the absence Of receipt.
MsSoIAssEs~Thee t, very little doing prices sose..
and the msLet : bGrdy although glos heers
actsni sb.te their prt,nsons the s'sne a,c hi S,
eyerins but usual toward the end of he month few
anso to operate to any extent sale Of le' BOZ" soos
he wharf =. &C. CRUDE IN light supply sss = esoysaiR
from sr.. band. thus reducing the stock IN Tarse, Ises
Common Ro,in sell. fast as cceiveds 81 70 $40 O.
liver,
.se. is s1 Ssi: spe
so sCd 81 and eco do. pale at 81 y 80 10. Tar 10
aui, but FIRM at 81 75e 80 S7l, as TO quality: .
OILS-Crds Whale is buoyaIt AZ 12UlSc tor SoE.h Sea
ara IL FOX handsome but the de for the moment q ess
nr,,nt Refined Ia In moderate reques az sds5c for Sam
me-, and Fall and s6d8 Sc months for Winter BIZ shed In
a.t ,na In bs Crude Sperm is in moder. request
b,dv 40 buoysnt sales 30 bbs az New Bedford .
A. salon 10 In limited demand at 81 33 IS
Tor Sumner aud bsacbed Winter ss to quality LlpsSds
Quiet English nominsy held 81 Sc American sts
10 the regular Seslc Other knds are equally que
but prices have not varied
Offering to day the sales only 100 6o q. . for
Mes, ard Prime and ~ 7Sd - for Prime Mesa
Beefs In limited request but firmly held the ses sre 100
bbs at x7dSl9 for repacked Western Mess, and ~ so
10 fo extra DO prime Mess is In mojerae supply aud quiet
Al SS04 Isl Beef Hams held firmly 81 Bacon
Is IL limited supply and firm lSc Cut Meats quite scarce,
and sabe a. Gle for Shoulders and l5c for Hams Lard
quiet sales of IS bbls and tie q 6s0
lec Butter good demand aud firm At l5qoc for Oho
and ia 22e. for State. Cheese Il salabe ct sGec-
RICE dull at the decline sales Of 20 ta q, 4t@oe asb
sSTSARs-rhe European news has further weakened he
of The s.les 4So hhd mostly Cuba at
a the former figure for 1870 hhds 20 refinery ~ DO PoI;o
Rico o. aud 5do Cuba in bond, @7i Refined are dun
and nominal. 1880,
sALTPETER quiet but firm at Boston sales Of 500 bags
Crude at ice months
TALLOW-Eolders firm under the news from Europe
sale. AZ i2 al2ic.: the latter price for small parcel.
WHIsKY-The inquiry IL fair but the mslte. e rather
easier; Gales OF 47e bbls. at 2Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
NEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
finland Florida A.hila

C0FgEE-Holders Of Rio the sales are 800 bas.st
To- llic $50 do skilings lOic Ia other kind. very te
is Going prices generally steady la our report 0t ysstet
day. the Zngsreas brought lie less = cent All not
= printer nale say udli4c $50
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal Flour
is moderate notice rather stesdess aud hmuess
the opening vhch however ssste'ned 20 the close
We reduce our quota s.. Dbl the low grades: the
better brands quite nominal the safes 900 bots a. 90
% good STATE; - 3j9 20 IS for
do sGs upeTtne Michigan and Indiana 90 81 ~
good Ohio Ella 40 . for gOoi choice
90 10 or s. Louis brands and STA 80 p for
few brands command still higher figures bu. toe
bulk Of them selling below extreme quotations Cana
dian osri asan easter and quiet the arrivals prospect
LIBERAL his induces holders 20 sell arrival
80 bbs at =ta 40 > for supele and 20 20 SO for
ira DO Southern Flour Is less freely offered particularly iu.
riOr bsIds OF Baltimore and oi, quotations these
ssle so bis at 70 06 sc 60 for fair good superne
Baltimore &c ga "a Tor the better grades. Rive Flour i.
and i qat. sales Of 10 bbs al e9G IS % Corn
Meal Is seaey iales Of $50 bbs ct III 2jG 81 20 for Brady
wine
- SGsf p for small aud large Western and Georges
bsnt AakeIel are fairly inquired for and with isht
y he market part Of very buoy feeling sales Of
lb'Nes aud Ut Pc 5os$l7 iI sle ~ aud SI3 apS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

RELIcIoUs SERVICES At THE ALNs-Hov SEA com
munica;on was lately sent TO the Common Council of
jersey City by members Of the Roman Catholic Church
complaining Of the reli- ous services al the Aims
House on Sundays secsariap. Several Of the Alder
stated al the time that was not the case a.
they had been present az different times and listened
Mr.. whitley The Superintendent: OF tds Aims House
has heretofore invited al # th- ministers - Le present
and engage in religious exercises Sun1ays Several
Protestant ciergyaien have responded, and the Rev
GT Nen!r6G, the csty missionary employed by the
various P.o,estau: chr hee Of Jersey C,y h.ld. ne.
hgious service ,beIe OF Sundays. Tie oman Ca.ao.
he clergyman declined 20 do 50. The communication
was 7, vrrsd 20 special ConFartee ior investigation
Last Sunday .kis C)mmI's.s az nied 10 services
a. the Aims Home ard tS5 so nieJy.-w here WIZ
he Rey, ~ ks,iy, IT. Rspss C.,,--S'c serIyIat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

H,n Brother, -. Rome n. T. assigned to Daniel o'e'
s,nVel W. Wheeler ssr.,Osa Springs assigned % Ira M
M.,h.l R. Hnl.e, pepo,,t, s.'isnedi liabilities about
GIs.. Robin.on CO. Homer, assigned
George Bumlert Lyon. a'H-ned. ,
Potter q Msr,hsn, ,lawkin'yille' 9''isI s,.d
Gca shI clse,ad sP Pal.5elgai1' , s,st .boa,
g 90 00O; Il il said viii arrange AND 90 on,
T. l. P,rviD St Clair, Penn, ,u.pended
John B. Bake Mount Pleasant, y G, :u.Pesndee
dl.s.ndrr Fr.zpr Chico,he Ohio ss.Ened to Enos re-
Their with hsbitiss is said ct over SSo"V' 'l'e "H
l. reported tbs; Euos PrA.hsr has susp-nded
W. G. Smith 1 Co New L.bG n; One assigned
John Cohen Detroit, Mich 'up,9ded
T.Hnehi MS,tq9, K' M1. %. Mich assigned
A G. stephens Far: Des hones Iowa, failed
Cluk Balback, c.Imar low. filled
l. r HouseT Co. Wuons, IT, assigned
T. W shsckletor, Chatham c. W assigned g., ,,....,,
e. NJ Earl Co San Frsnciico Cal fsi!ed; lao;se' sara
G.dwn Hug Co.. San Francisco Cal suspended lis-
hiies large.
The same paper thus notices the aspect of the Dry
Goods market: -,
% business is now active. The hotels are filled
with parties from the West and cities for
the purpose of making purchases The stocks, being
large ae readily sold without any advance 10 prices
Until the great silk goods auctions commence, now
ever the trade will not be at ifs hig hest marx o,
activity The imporatons Of desirable goods are s'l
moderate. The importers do not complain, sod arc
doing thus far as well as they expected.
Ribbons are in esp< cal demand. Cloths are mod
erately So Domestic goods are hardly so active as
foreign stiIl heavy business has been uansacteo.
Prints and delaines are the most acuye zion saa
ME goods are steady both IN demand ana prices
Woolens are but in limited request.
A comparison of the footiOgs of the weekly bank
statement of the Boston Banks published yesterday
with those of the statement for the previous week ex-
4 4 r. lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
Third week Total %

1856
Decrease from LOIS l1n
The Independent of to-day furnishes this list of
aiures assignments, &c, for the week:
p Bates Co.. Boston, Mass suspended Liabilities said
sbou Gee; rested largely the trade
Whitpey Hinds shoes" Boston, Mass, failed liabilities
Hsr~y r. Chamberlain Palmer, Mass failed and left.
Ohio life Insurance and Tus. Company New York City aud
ntnnatt Ohio suspendsdi with liabilities, II is said, Of
John Thompson broker and bank reporter New York
rbcr penny Co "brokers," New.York City. suspended
DeIsunsy Iseln Clarke brokers' Hewiork City, 'u'-
3 s Mumoe Co, brokers'" New YoIk City, y. Y. sus-
A Benedict broker" New.York City, n Y, suspended.
Ftwip Post broker" New York City Y, Suspended
Cbesebrough 0lendoIf grocers, New-lork CITY sus'
rerJed; II !. said " III soon resume
Stevens l Woodruff carriages" New YORK. faied.
Th,odore Baner broker" New YORK, failed and Jeff
Isr,.is Van Houten, NeS York, failed and left
Nungeza, - clothing" New YORK. assigned
Iohn Warren New York suspended. ~
Solomon Mayer. millinery" New YORK assigned Liabilities
F.rdinsnd FInst PAPER" New York. Suspended.
MAYER Brothers, fan goods" NewYoFk failed and as
si-red.
Henry Kinlbsn fancy soodsr New York, assigned
Brewster L Co, fancy goods, Rochester, suspended
ThorDs. Elvood Rochester assigned. - .
D. Van Zaudt, Rochester fsi ciOed ~ y 'he SAeH'
Reward Bercy, Rochester. failed
] VI. MinslOv, Rochester suspended
Golden Waier Co. Ui,a sl.psnG.d
Grove L Hamilton Uiics LsSLsd
J J. Bowel Oswsso, .ss.Gned-
y u. TleP os~,Ios ssssrsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
Passengers Arrived
In sehr Ayra from Cette-Mrs Ces and three children.
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......AyGusr n
Cleared.

steamshps-Black Warrior, Smith, Havana Liyins.on
Crocheron Co Falcon Brown Savannah. }. w. Mckee
Ships-John Bright Cutting Liverpool. Wilsms Cuion
S. r. Austin Clark Galveston ii. Brewer Co. Knapp,
York Cowes and market. 8 Lawrence.
BsIks-W lillian Jane. Cobb, NewOIleans Eagle Hazard
Won sten Herbosh Baltimore Gepcke, keu,sen Re che
Azof Summons, Lisbon, Chsmberln, Phelps Co. C. Hawaii
Nelson Richmond c. III. Pierson.
Bhgs-Rsbecca Frances, Cottrel Boston. j. Edwards,
Ceyon Orb Crow.ll. st. John N. b ID. r. De Wolf.
ScLoor eTsClaremont, Johnson, Richmond C. w. Pieron;
Wad, Murray, Charleston, Norwood Earl x Co Rein
deer (Brl Firth Bermuda Middleton Co Queen Of tho
South, Wheeler Mobile, Laytn Hurlbut; Howard Lowell
Boston, 5. w. Lewis Co.
soop-ArHerics Reynolds Providence master
Stesmers-Piedmont. Wetts, Baltimore, ii. b. Cromwel
Black Dsmcnd Allen, Philadelphia. J. " Briggs.
Bsrses-Oneida Haines Philadelphia J. " Bdgss; Globe.
Earl. South Amboy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
NEW-JkRSEY ITEMS.

EXcrRsIoYs.-The Jersey City Continental Guard
went to Clifford, opposite Keyport, on Thursday on
their annual excursion, with the steamboat Washing
ton and the barge Jefferson The excursonists mum.
btred about seven hundred persons. The day passed
off pleasantly the excursionists dividing into picnic
parties, engaging in games and other amu:ements
throughout the grove.
The employees of the Jersey City Ferry went on
excursions on Tuesday and Wednesday. One half of
the employees and their families and friends to the
number Of three or four hundred were out on each
day. They went in the ferry-boat Philadelphia to
Oak Cliff, on the shore of the Hudson, the country
residence OF the Hon. D. s. Gregory, by his invitation
where they had the liberty of his beautiful grounds
for rccre alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
Sale. Of Stocks nj PhiIadelphia Arc. ~.


Fiat Pca,G-Ss0 City Is, So lOC0 Cam Amb r &.
20 III lOOd5 '67 81 -; lcoo Do. Ga, - COO Enira
Is I; 75 go CsoEay 10 = cts 6 b, - - Penn.
Il lots 46 Norristovn Il r. CO. - W4.l Civ Ca. lo;.
=; Z Harrisburg RR' 81 - n 0eass Gas, cash IS; Is
81 a. 100 do dsv. 10 do - 81: - DO s. 81 100 a.
Sla ~ 90 dave SO; b0o do - 81. 20 DO s5sr 3
Mschaui,. Bars 81 do - Commercial Bank 81 II
Girard Bank. III,
Bei.oc,s BsdrG,-2Oco Reading r. e. 10 7s leo Reading
u. r., tS 3l!; lO0 do s.
Soor9 Boa,d-I 30 CITY r 6', los P. K. r s5J 600
Wilmington r. e. b5. So le0i Ca;e =isss X K 7s. 81
100 Psnua S. 81; 100 Rsaeing H. j bjwn, ~; IS ID SG
60 DO, y -, do rs 81! loe do hswn. y ~ Do Sjwu
"a % do SOL 100 d. 90 100 10. SAW. -, 100
..sr 81 - WEsh ty G6r, - 90 Lei ~ IL j. ftLLa
II h " q EAnk q ksb:atsy. IN
<.'ay b.sTs-' tsau Aass, J. b loS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
Disasters, SC.

ScHR - Of Brewer fat bottom and l1aseH IN Ain
towed into Glouceer 18th by schr Ripple ha 10 b. The
IN with sbsI doEed of Cape Ann The aeys Tor Dor
ckr shoawater schr Igse ifosa h se5 A. Zoe.
chester She commenced leaking M .nao on I'D shc
her ruddtr; at a. most Of the middle zee Ar taey saw
filed Schr Genoa took OF the crew near ,ey had co. She
ing Only the small boat and what eothins Of abe
VAS built last Spring, $4,000 and h''
No insunse TIE vessel cargo . p,ovideue pa inst
soHR. HUNrREss from Robb1stcno a. N" = = > OF Csps
esprrer ed the 18th inst seeu, "orn,s fl n with
large quantity Of lumber apparently the ess. '' $50 NJ.
picked Up some IT, and Two baIsas'
SOD u Co, Bangor" D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

RECKLESS NILIAISY.-Last night at about o'clock,
the train from Railway to New-York, when near the
City OF Elizabeth, was thrown of the track by en-
counterrg iron rail which had been laid upon the
track. The Philadelphia train which came along soon
aerwad brought the passengers OF the Railway train
to Jersey City. No one was reported as injured One
of the officers of the Philadelphia ain said that the
ears of the Railway train lay along lie of the stone
wall al tie side Of the track
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

RouuTRr.--At m esrly hour yesterday morning,
the ste bles of the Se'<York Bay House, about iour
uiles from Jersey .cy, toward Bergen Point, were
entered by house, ieyes and three horses stolen.
Two Of them were. bays belonging to Besson Van
Scke and were valued a. 800 each. The other =
gray horse belonging to j. r. Plstt and Il vaiaed a.
81 Geo. The Of the horses are boarders al
NJ abopt O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
BY TELEGRAPH.


BOSTON, Auf. N.-Arr Steamship AmeTlca tBf }, Lug.
from LvsTpoc; baEks Seab, Gould, BstimoTe ~ O. Hen-
born Ellis, Philadelphia briss Hancock 0teg. Jaks0Dysi
Nckerton, NickeTsoni Crimea. Hchborn, NJ Stowefs,
Showers Empire. Crowel koa Steel; Brookine B.aaon
Gen. Boyd GilPatck Empire Moore A COos Leish.os'
cd Iepe, "ass, from Philadelphia, scbr Richard f"o""
North Atlantic Ocean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
Arrived.

Steamship Jame,town, Parrish Richmond. &c mdse and
Ship Globe (of New Orleans Boxer Haue July r. with
mdse and 2b5 pass. TO VIM. Whiock jr.
Bark Mana tof Bucksport) Gkey Cette July with wine,
Bark C. Alexander (of Hsp.wel COlcOrd Ms,Anz.s 18th
inst with sugar &c to J.; w Elwel
Big thaneona uRton Trinidad Cuba 9Th inst with moS
Brig Ocean Eagle of Gaford, Conn.,, Bonce, Jscmel
days with coffee TO Yates s Porterfed "
wood to master 18th inst si es H. lon Is a. f IN WITH
vessel schr with the tump' Of both maA:s % feet
to fshI As9' 6 a'ss y,9s css T TS 1 S ss
a about 100 mile: Z Of S. Maria u Xso1S exchanges
bs border all around and letter in the center sts Sc
sehr Notu' Weeks Wareham, with rails 10 Wm 5. lis
schr. Wonder French, Providence.
Schr. Sterling bills, New Haven.
Schr Newport Turner Berlin Nd with grain toB " Fox.
schr NJ T. Lswes, Hinmau, Ac0mack. with grIa.
sehr l. Flower Rsner from Georgetown with coal to
schr Plymouth Rock, L,cy Boston days. with md.s to
sctr Mary Price, Wells. New Haven
schr How ard Lowell Boston days, with ndse. to s. W.
ssRI Chief Ie,y, Boston, 4, With Ta,e to me.seE
schr. Edward franklin, Lincoln, Warehan, nails.
sehr I, L. Miller Phelps Mddietown for Philadelphia
R f. GSon COOKE hSSs fSS s n o. stone
schr Ghas Carroll, Madson, Jbrook for Phsde Phia 49,
logwcod aud coffee to stroot aud Bros.
cs K Ksa DSy BaSIf with coal s MAILER sIsl 81 Iif a
smu We e.h0ts ees Sq1an to a1s ID soss .sDs
tnbers standing water MAKING very uncut 70
work sEs Is also considerably sanded. a, ..
Steamer Delaware, Copes PEsdephle ana eePe NAY 10
hoUTs mdse. +. Perkins. ..
Steamer Wamsuts Nye Bedford ndse 20 joe. Allen.
Steamer Pelican Aalich Providence 10 hrs mdse. 10 ias
Ode.
Steamer Decatur Geer Norwich mdse 70 Z IL Roeiland.
Steamer Locust Point French Baltimore p days with md,e
10 h. b. Cromwell
enthusiastically Black Warrior Smith, H.yaa ana
New-OTleaDs.
Fellowship Clara Brookman Higgins from Liverpool
July IA Ashburton Bradsh from Liverpool July IA; Com
Su...h
Bremen July o. bark Caro!an steengsf, from Bfeissr
July 3-AIl by pilot boat J. A. Westerye..
WINDS. at m.
The Ham, steamship BOru,ss this morning tiea Of The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
LAFARGE HOUSE. NEw.YoRK.

IHlIsuayi aug n IoOi.
To the Editor Of Tie " T. Tribune.
SIR The report that the Farmers Bank of Sara.
toga has failed is without foundation, ia fact the
bills have been and still received by the Metro
politsn and American Exchange Banks as usual, and
are redeemed at the Of the Bank on presenta
ton. r. r. KENNEDY, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

ard ,,s Rev. NJ. Vesuhdef, the missionary. Charges
~ hv the former were pronounce inoorrec. by the
me-. ST evening, The Committee held meeting
:, ,be CITY Clerks ofce, ind Continued the iuvesga-
TOR Of re subject, preparatory 70 report 10 the
Cannon Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

BURGLARY.-On Wednesday the residence o. Of Geo.
II. Burgess, No. al Grove street, Jersey IHy, Tas
entered during the absence Of the family ana rooOeu
Of filyer-yare and clothing to the value oil s<W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRrED yoR TIE TRIBUTE.

THURSDAY, Sept. Y, I8j7.
ASHEs-The market IL quiet for Pots SIS; Pearls are 10
moderate request az 81 25d 81 81.
COfT0N-fh- market Is firm but beyond small business
Of retail character nothing doing the 400 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
MARRIED..
BEERS GER

BEERS -Roe GERs-On "wednesday, Aus BY ,ee M e.
S IL Wesoon Trinity Church. William A. peer, ~ ~,
Jas A. youngest daughter Of James Rodse'' esq ' VI
city. =. . ,.a;, oh;o
COIsTOeK-CARTER-O Monday. Aug - q, Iiiln, Snio'
'Jy The Pew. Nj. Mon,fomtry, Albert ComsC n "
Csutss Conn Miss Corns.s H. daughter oil inos' oai
ter, 80, Of The former psoe A. ~ h. The R,v
HARRIsOE-MY ERS-On ThuTsday, Aug q " Iae "
Dr. Bowling MI TnoGes }. Harrison 70 hss AiAe IL
HiIL-GREGG-O Thur,dsy Aus. =, al sosaeryile n j.,
y the Rev Calvin Butler, Principal Of the eomee M
Ladies Institute, BIZ Lavoisier Hi! Of New OK 20 Ms
Mary Allen daughter Of Hon David A. Gregg CT perry
LOYD-HALLENBECK- Albany, on Tuesday aug - cy
the Rev DIR. Wyctea Capt Thou@ Loyd o. In's e''y 10
Miss Alkaline Heenbec& Of Albany. . =, A. a,
MAYO CLOsE-At Greenwich Conn. on Monday, Aug "a
By the Right Rev. Bishop Ot-ys of Tennessee osp' hS
Mayo clipper chip Colleen Rue to Ms; Res'cca H. daos
ter Of SAMUEL Close esq all Of Greenwich. u 10 ,
HILLETT-VAN RANST-On Sunday evening, aug % ~
tie Rev Ira Stewart George q. Wnett TO Miss Nate NJ
Van RsEst al Of this city.
To he Editor If TAe " y. TTioUne
SIR: In this mornings edition Of your paper there ma
tss. advertised having been s0ennzed ey the Kew Jesse
P,ek between myself and Miss KATE MAURiLE- would
saw that such marriage taken place The insertion
wss by some person TO known. IeuIs &c ,-,,n,
Ntlr- York, Aug. n. 1871 1ohN j. Widen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

The Ham, steamship Borusss this tstea of The
large ba4nce dock and towed her berth, Pier r. The
clipper shp H. Hoxie this morning taken the Gboye
dock for repairs she will be stripped, ecaulked s-d newly
Coppered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

Dwight Mobieo'nery as. The M''IoP'I'V~0 S-IA'0IJ ~
sociatCL-
This va an application for IN injunction to res,fen
the defP ndsnts IRON Transferring any oi .nsr eIcS,
&c, ind from collecting any outstanding debts. Judge
Peooody granted the application,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
THE OHIO LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY.

SUPREME COURT-sPrcfAL TtsN-Ar.ts, y r..
Judge PEABODY.
In :be matter Of the Ohio Lie sal True: Comr,py.
Attachments, in ad i;on to those preyi ,u,ly nab.
lshed, were granted to-day as follows:
The Osernsey BrAneh Of the State Bsrk OF oA'o.G.
WeAbDftoD
Jbe Muskiusbsul Bran Of The State Bsrs e oni5
,. ZAsssTls....."..""."." 2,..s Q:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
11y,rrD STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE-Aue. q.
Before Il T. SriLwELL.

'-'A Before Il +. STILwELL. -.
Charles Stenburgh, one of the crew OF ths Ul.g
h haired with mai assault ..h adangeEous Weap
s H. mate Of the vessel 10 the port Of Denmark wss ~
snr.d Capt, Loyejoy swoIe that BE- was 's6tea oy b
,sed N, cspsins statement Their. beirg reeJ'he e'
,.nc. M, urisoner was committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
MUTIHY AND REVOLT.

Charles Young and another ~ the ere" VI ~ ~,
l.r;n ,hp vanguard were examined on stfge Of ieISi-
and uny while the vessel va. IN the poT Of k'e'P'' Ia
,sud They were al committed for tfial'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

TOOL 'bus isf'' -
A INJuRCTloN AGAINST sA'AIphf A,soO iAlV''
Dwight M0btgo.nerY az. The MeNopolteo sana.ory AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

q One Of the nnposted up guests at the
Girard, the other day, having taken possession
Of his room locked ii up TO 20 out into the city,
and leaving the key at the bar, told Chadwick
with grsat simplicity not to wait dinner for
him." Gtfr- .H. -.r. D.. o.. .,.
And we believe that "Chad'' didn't-least-
ways "it's so reported" That same character
once stopped at the Astor House, where they
pat him up, Of course, under the roof, and two
iu room. During the night his roommate
felt cold, and proposed routing ont q servant
f1r blankets. |" HUSH" quoth Green, {" hush,
I'm afraid you III wake poor old Mr.. Astor, Of
you 60 to holierin round this time o'night." I"
In the morning, being highly pleased with his
breakfast, he informed the waiter in a tone
meant to be very gratifying to the latter that
he thought old Mrs. Astor very good cook
"she-fried them buskuheat cakes FIRST rate"-
and concluded by asking ''if they bought their
own miik-but sposed as they used such lot
on I they mebbe kept cown' And when we
lived at the La Pierre there was one customer
who always called Mr.. Sykes sMr. Lapper-ee.'
Grahas's Magazine. S..s, S..+ sV1