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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
DIED.

EOWyER-AtN Is Greenwich avenue, on Monday Sept T.
Adelaide Florence youngest daughter Of Mche! II anu the
ate Charlotte Ann Bower sseds months and II days
CORKINs-On Tuesday mornins Sept. B. Lev" fIearrlct
Of Joseph d. and C0TneAs . ooFA'' 'ea 'e''
Tia. ,,tives and friend. of the family respectfully invited
70 the the residence OF his parents NO
Eor,,h street Grand street at 10 O'Clock th morn
ps His remain, will be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery Tor
intermnt. ~
DIOssY-on Tuesday morning Sept Harry Of Addison
8. and Lsuretts A. DiO"y, aged II months
DoNOvAN-Ou Monday Sept T. h.ry youngest daughter Of
and 5days
DoRAN-I In whitehall Monday Sept ca hr.
Frances Dorn infant daughter OF Gregory and MsfS oan
aged year, months and 10 days.
GRIDLEY-Cuone A. w. only daughter OF James ana Annie
Graty .s month. and It. dsy. invited 70 attend the
funeral Wednesday, Sept 9Ie1 ron Her lH Tem.,n
will BE- taktn 70 Greenwood Cemetery $50
GILLEsPIE-In WILLIAMSBURG, on Monday sept . hI%s
Ann Gillespie, aged 10 mouths. go
GRIFFrHs-on Moud.y Sept after long lines: ,, Sash
Of London, aged a. years ,Lv.-L-.
HoUGH-O Tuesday Sept OF CONSUMPTION SV'ePa
The friend, are respectfully invited TO st'snd ~. sne
the residence Of h une afternoon he 9Th HI. remain.
will be taken 10 Greenwood
BOoK-At MONTGOMERY Orange County, N.Y. Oh Friday
., dI.ea :, of the heart John HOOK II the Ssn year
Of his age an old aud respected citlzeh Oh 'n'' -"
HOOK W as worthy just and upfisn' man
JONEs-On Tuesday morning SEPT O. I'Aae h'nN~A '"e'
His relative. and friends and those Of hi, brothers W,
Cushmsn ara DR. y. Dhx sf.,noop :. oroct
49, a. H.. ,e.idence No 80 West rsenty srcond street
iho, invitation His remains Will be TAKEN W Ridge
reid, Conn, for iDieruent-
NaBRrTr~on Sunday, Sept. g. Tsur'tOh hsOOett in the
10Th year Of hissse
va. 1T9ia 81 John K Prstt d New'Ygt
B. fnd, s1d hose Of his -opnsw M. JsTe' l.; Stewart
~ ;,;,sS 20 attend her funeral Wednesday 9Th
ms a, ;sIocl 6om No. ~ Henry street without further
invitation.
s,Irrvv N uona.y norrfns SEPT. 7, ct his ate resi-.
GeI1. No ,Ss Mulberry street Hugh s~eth,, NJ D. in the
Stth year OF his az. 49,. . .. p..l..,. c.L-,-,
eorIs, - NJ: 49, f;.cs street., 81 "'sss'eJ sI
b., Nsletb D. =,
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inquiry for Pbl.d.lphia: 'he sale. 80 bbis q a.
ks5 81 for Mes: S2t 259SA 30 for Thin Mes, AZ Se
sosr Mess; s22 cor Prine Mes; sH l5asN 10 80 e.
srd as 7SG g for C.su. Beef 10 moderate rrs
with omitted atrtysis price, are tustained sales o. ~
Sl-d ne tor Irpaksd Western 8ess. and - So osss
for extra De-. Piine Mess quiet ~ 80 Sas Is
iuH. ,ye ~ % sea ~ Lads IA tar .rsnI in,
tfaie Bat closes sti lower; salss II - tae bed
dIt.c Better Is IN tt.r request sd - "a - "a
ont srd ia DC for STATE. Ch-sse j. ,,lfi ~ e9s a.
RICE-Nsy little doing PFices Are an 49, nc.
4l0slc. as 20 gsality. sAet
sUGARs-1he export dem'.nd /, no, ,oI,.,v. 81.
been but sales though the shipment. f 1nece hs,.
fair 80 hhd. reported q. sns,.I n' 1snds
are goo bids 8, 1885. duty paid inc1ls, "a a. Inc sss
for Casds al 7c ard 20 bhds Meada ON nds ~ bod
fined are doll and nominal ~'n' h
SFEDS-The demand for Cioverseed !, sair .,a,
,s,ip better; sales 81 a. bbs and bags ISiS
MET AZ IS y - IS for moved and &5dst d nl)iLy q
busb Rough Plaxseed i. nominal w 'eaped y
SFFDS-Calcutta Linseed ia angnid a. SlSxA,
Boston. -
ouie, AZ Yesterdays prices. Several invoices Of Bs.
Deer rem ain saoat unsold
SPICES : BY auction, ZIG cases NGtmess dxn.,.a
S5dS7lc. 49,, TS
SPFLTFR Is quiet but steady HARE Pbsuo.
TEAs-Pending the opening sale OF Tho season Ay ,,.
announced for tomorrow "wednesday there ser, 49,
doing, ,
Havana al SSqS2ic 81 cases seedleAf AZ 25dS IL -
Kentucky az lol1 lsc aud 1903 bales Cuba private
TIN The market both for block Tin and Plates - l.
very firm at previous quotations. -
TALL0W-The market is without change; sales II a&S
prime City at l2ic. each.
WHIskYThe market 10 better. the demand fair; sl,.
WHALEBONE-The market is quite dull, but holder, ,,,
emily are very hrni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
CENTR Al, PARK

The Commissioners of the Central Park met yester-
dsy at o'clock. Present: Commissioners Cooley,
Dillon, Russell, Butterworth, Field Green, Strong
and Hogg The minutes of the last meeting were read
MIR. HoGG offered the following:
Roed That the Croon Board until otherwise ordered by
the PARK situated between Eighty fifth aud Ninety seventh
streets the Fifth and Eighth avenues eIcePn.
sixth streets Seventh aud Eighth avenues
Reoted That the Committee on Appropriation OF Grounds
corner of street and Fifth avenue and the house
at the corner Eighty fourth street and Seventh avenue no"
Referred to Committee on Appropriation Of Ground
for special purposes, with power.
Mr. HoGG moved that a special committee be ap'
pointed to procure list of such books as may be
necessary for reference on matters connected with the
LAYING out of the park Adopted, aud Messrs. Hogg
Russell and Elliott appointed such Committee. -,
Mr.. STRONG reported that the buildings now IN the
park would be sold on the 18th instant, with the eI'
ccpton of the buildings reserved by act OF the Com
mesioners.
The market gardeners have permission to remain
until November also some few otheis-bhnd and de-
cIepit persons, As.
The following communication was received from the
Chief Engineer:
Con missioscys Central Park. ,
GENTLEMEN: In reply 10 resolution Of the Board on me
subject of the surveys bes leave state that the field work
for The Typographical sectional maps will be completed before
With some assistance in drafting the sectional maps viii all b.
completed a, or preyiou. to that date.
EGBERT L. VIELE. Chief Engineet
similar report from the Chief Engineer, IN ie-
aton to employees on the Park, was referred back
for further information and amendment.
On motion of Mr.. HoGG the Executive Committee
were authorized to employ ten or twelve trucks &c.
On motion OF Mr. STRONG, the Chairman of the Com
mittee on Salaries and Offices, authorized to re-
turn any rejected applications
Mr.. GREEN offered the following:
Resolred That the Committee be requested 10 draw up and
report this Board thorough aud comprehensive system Of
q
and by which oil expenditures and Liabilities in sscn sc'
count shall be clearly exhibited oomprehendng plan tor
the certifying pay rolls and other bills for payment, so
that each and Cerk Of the Board shall be held RESPONSE
bic for discharge of his duty and that voucher
,h bear on the certificate Of the proper Ocer
officers a. its
Mr.. STRONG moved TO amend by inserting that the
Treasurer report, &C, which was adopted.
The resolution was then adopted, aud the BOARD ad-
jouTned TO Friday next, at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

Us NJ. steamship Alabama schenct, 50 hours from ss,n
in the river bound NJ steamship Falcon barb Marin MOra
.chrs Richard Demt and $. J Warning, Sunday evenings
stsa'fssS s ns s .ssss
viii sSSS efd! ssS hsPf:s p VI
Ship cGmPIon.e Chid' Liverpool Aug with ni.. md
10 Gs a uas s haS 1s '" had
ship Meta BIem y.bers' Bremen July - with md'' and
ship Manhattan, Dixon Liverpool Aug g. with md'e GdM
Yo sIP oh h@t.s LSyrR gs 5s' ~ with coal New
ship Rhine tof Bath, Harvard, from Shields July H. With
Ship Eastern Queen (of Bucksport), Grant, Liverpool A
T. with coal to Manhattan Gas Co. Sailed in company ya
lon. a So exchanged signals with bark Theodore bound
Aug u, lat; A o. lon so 49, saw schr Marietta Mullen
Soibet y 900 fish G Disn. Pack 1 ~ Ill., H g. %
ni,zeniopma topsaal mast and received other damage
dina tord. with railroad iron bodt into thi: port fsI
P 1;s S the Ss Aug S @ Il with
Barb W H. Chandler (of Proyd.nce Gage Bordesu1 Aug
sh brandy tG to Boyd Hqs a.s 90 ,., with Inn
ss to , Is 5ss ASsS Sept % M u
burg. Took pilot In lat. - 49, lon. SO -
Barn IIsnanss 2ohe. Swansea July o. with coal to 'aa'
big Macon; Moon savannah 10 day.. with cotton, ~s's
Brs Re.oute, Hill, sacO hys, with heading to Mayhem
schr NctOus, Cothel, Milbridge days with lumber :"
Smith Boynton
sehr MOntezuma Stanley, Calais days. with lum0e' 70
master.
schr Julia E1sbetb Merrill, Calais days, with lumber
Jed Frye
schr Rs.bec Robinson, uchias 10 days. with lumber
Hsyhew. Talbot L Co.
schr Lucy Blake, shawl 0ocklsnd days, with lime
Schr Isabella Faulkner Boston days, with mdse' 70 pv
Ton Sprsgue.
Schr Hannah d., Nickerson, Gloucester, fish.
Schr Cinderella Stevens, Provinces wn, with hsb. M
Schr Mountain Esgle, Ames Windsor days, with psxx
70
schr Lucy Ame., Ames Windsor days. with plaster
master.
Schr Globe, Ellis Salem days with ndss. to r. w. Rops
4 Co. =,
schr L. r. Smith, Cooper Wilmin ston NJ c. 10 days wtA
naval Jonas Smith Co. Has Ipeenced very he
weather, broke ana lost tore. gait, split sails, &c. ,
Schr Only Daughter t3mssted, Of Torked River, ~
Rogers Georgetown, 8. c. days with ship timber to lsa
Church
sehr John Morris Georgetown s. c., 70 days. with iunsS
10 master. -.
schr Robert Palmer, Nichols Portsmouth, N h. in b'S
TO master. -.
s. mr. Silver Cloud, Churchill Newburyport IN bals's~~
W. Lewis l. Co. -
Sohr. Msbey, -, with mdse. from wreck Of ship S<'
Brookmsu ashore st Squsn TO Il. ID. Brookmsn Co.
Schr Challenge Parker, New London, with fsh
sloOp VIM H. Bowen, Hsock Providence.
sloop Frederic Brown, Gardiner, Providence; a. q.
Steamer Kennebec, Hand, Philsdepha ana Cspe MsJ
hours, with mdse to r. Perkins. - , .
Steamer Curlew Williams Providence IL hours, mdS
Isaac Odel.
WIND-Durur tho day from s. g. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
DTBLIC MEETINGS.
,ryrIxc OF THE VOLUNTEERS-RECE

MEETING OF THE VIOLIN lEEhS-AhOE'
TON OF THE SCOTT LEGION.
The Volunteers held another meeting last evening
q. the Mercer House. There wa large auehua'''
NJ the coros in consequence of It beng announcer 'n
the meeting was called to make arrangements ioI '"'
reception OF the Scott Legion who VIII arrive on ai'
asy newt. Gen. WHEAT was called TO the char, "heh
Tho Secretary announced the object OF the meeting "
s.,ir, that the Scott Legion, which numbers Some
cav men would arrive on Monday, the ian IsI', ana
tbcv wished 10 have parade and COLLATION. a. 1ae
Mercer House. Considerable DISCUSSION q
sally stopped by the Chairman placing sheet u
nspeT on the table and reqnestog all those VINO WISH
= ion in the parade to sign their names n D.,
resolution Was adOpteu 1nat tho '"4""'N0'' 1890
in pain black cloth clothes
After some informal business the Volunteers au-
jOurned. nov,
THAT GOLD SNUfF-BOX.
I,n1ne diately after the Adjournment OF the No!un
teers the Burnett party organized another meetings
and Col. TAYLOR was sppOinted Chairman when Al
infant ,ISEs stated that the object OF the reorsan
zation Of the meeting to take some scroh On 'Ae
report of the Committee of the Common Couhcli on
the award Of the jackson God box 'nat many -.
the names attached to the petition Of Col. Garret
Dyckman upon which the award was made are iorged,
while others are dead.
Mr. STIyERs made few very eloquent remarks, IN
Which he anaIyzed the conduct of the Aldermen on
Monday evening at the meeting. He concluded by
saving that he was as good any Alderman, a. he
was also in the service OF the United States, as he Is
employed in the Navy Yard. ,,-.-....,......
Sergeant P.ERIsoS offered the following resolution
which was adopted: go
R.olred That the thanks this special meeting be and are
hereby rendered Aldermen Tucker and Blunt Tor the man
bb they 80 ABLY sustained sentiments Of the large
majority of the Yort Regiment IN their remonrance OF
the action Of the Common Couach III their award o Tue o
Box. RI, .,
Mr.. STIvERs, in an excited speech offered resolu
ton rendering a vote of thanks 20 Capt Taylor ana
Adiutant Gaines for their active part in resisting the
action of the "Gold Snuff Box" Committee, after
which tie meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

HORRIBLE MURDER BY GANBLERs.-A correspon-
dent Of The Richmond Dispatch writing from Fin
castle, Va, Sept. Sd says:
"Intellgence was received here on yesterday, that
the body of man by the of Spradlin, tobacco
peolar, from Bedford County, was found in hollow
twenty miles from this place. The particulars, as
have gathered them, are as follows Some four week.
SINCE Spradn with three other. started to piece OF
woods, not far distant, to gamble. In short time,
the other three returned to the springs and since then
made in the woods and his body found in hollow
tree-paced there by means of stick being placed
nnder bis chin. Spradlin is said to have had from six
to eight hundred dollars in money when he left the
Springs. The individuals suspected of the murder
have left for parts unknown"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
MARRIED..

OVERWHELMINGLY Monday, S. pt 7. Al the Par.
,onare No 81 Madison street BY the Rev VIM r. CoToi
MI Thomas Chandless to Miss Rebecca whitney.
DAVIS-WALLER-ln this city, on Tuesday Sept. by tue
Presbyterian Church, Charles Davis y Miss Sarah r.
Waller only daughter OF the late Maj Jonn waller oil YER
mont.
ANBERsON-BARTOW-O Sunday evening sept b, ~
the Church of the holy Communion by the Rev iiam A
Mneu burg Mr. William A. NJ. Lamberson OF Flushing Long
Island TO Miss Susan +. Barlow of this city
UNDERSTANDABLE Jersey City, on Saturday Sept BY
H. Rev p d. Van Cesf Reuben b. Leigh Of Princeton,
70 Miss Martha NJ Stryker Of Mount Rose Mercer County.
J..
VANDERBILT RGH-M YGATT-At Oxford, Chenango County,
Wedne,d.y Sept by the Rev. H. Callahan IN tn brick
Church Charles E. Nanderbursh OF Minreapos A.ne
sofa Territory TO Miss Julia M youngest daughter oil WI"
Mygstt, esq
wrCKHAM-FLOYD-A Smilhtown Long Island, on Tues
day. Sept. s. by the Rev. Z r. Mundy Wil.m n "'iha"
ofibjs cty to Louisa s. Floyd OF the former place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

AurR1cAy Inventive GENUS IN EURoPr.-Whit
worth g. Co. of Manchester, England, are now con.
structng for X. Hoe g. Co. Of this city two OF their
famous Ten Cylinder Lightning Presses for 1he Lem
don Times, similar TO that which Messrs Hoe * Co.
are Themselves constructing in this City for lHr
TRIBUNE. The same Manchester firn are also con-
structing one of Hoe Co.'S Six-Cylinder Presses
like that on which The WEEKLY TRIBUNE wholly
and the DAILY in part is printed for TIE Morning
Star, London Also, another for The Times y En-
aniaer, Manchester.
Messrs Hoe & Co. are likewise personally construct
ing in this City Of their SixCynder Presses for
new Illustrated Weekly to appear about Christmas in
London also Four-Cylinder Press like the older and
slower of our two presses for Tie Manchester Gaar.
Gian-makipg six in all of Hoes Power Presses now
being constructed for leading British journals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

DEATH or Coon MAN.-1he Ohio papers bring
US news OF the decease OF all able, faithful, and viz
tuous citizen Benjamin Ruggles of st. Clairsville,
Ohio at the mature age of seventy-four years. This
worthy gentleman served his State in the Senate OF the
United States during three successive terms nom lolo
To- 1893. and in that body of eminent men his integ
rity and good sense commanded the respect, while
his amisbe and guileless character won the esteem o.
all lis members In bis personal qualities he resem-
bed much the late estmable Samuel Prentiss OF Yer
mont, for some time his contemporary IN she senate
and marked with kindred virtues, alike modest, clear
headed and faithful. They both possessed largely
that best of all wisdom, the wisdom IT the heart.
~ iNstopsl Iutell ssnccr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
~ Markets. II. Reported by Teltgrayl

BUFFALO Sept 6-6 p. m.-FLouR unchanged, With ,ab
demand; sales 500 bbs snperfne Ohio and Mchss.a
IS goa SIS rs for extra ditto Indiana and Kentucky wM.,
lower sales 1850 bbs al s5d36c for Chicago Spring el
for white Indiana 81 81 for choice do. Kentucky Of VA
there is very little market. COsS lower sales Is COO sa
Sec. OARS quiet. WHISKY b.d firmly at .boa; Ssk
FRrlcHTs frn-l2c for Corn. l5c. for Wheat 10 NeuYo
LAKE, IMPORTS for the q hours ending 70 sy tc
Ibis Flour 5000 bushels Wheat l501 bushels Com ses
bushels Oats. CANAL EXPORTS 70 900 bushels Whess B9
bushels Corn, s 600 bushels Oats
CHICAGO, Sept s-p. m.-FLovs steady. WHEAT d-cihhs
ISLES 81 rs. CORN very dull OATS quiet SnIPNeSs-h
Bufslo: No Flour; 1900 bush. Wheat 1890 bush Csr
To O.wego: No plour Wheat 600 bush. Corn REcsu
800 bbls Flour lt0,0Oe bush Wheat 5000 bush Com.
OswEGo, September S-FLoUR dull and lower; sla a
common State at - 81. wHEAr dull; sales ], o0 ha
Chicago Spring at 81. BARLEy-Sales 2 so bush. q t
tREIGHrS unchanged. LAKE IMPORTS: 600 bush Bee,
CANAL EXPORTS; 1900 bbs Flour aud 200 bush Whssi
ALBANY, Sept as H. Flour very dull. WHcAr-h
sales Corn Sales ~ 900 bush at 7cc soat an 2ds la.
OATS higher sales the street at 5065c Barr
very dull sales at 9Sd9Sc for ourrowed Shipped midi
IS go bush Corn 20 eco do Oats; 10000 do. Wheat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
kARLNE AFFAIRS.



hcssrs. Van Deuseu & BrotLe. Vii launch on Sat
urdsy the yacht built by them, for j. n. GrswOid,
esq, al their yard, foot Of Eighteenth street, Ea.
River. The spsrs and rigging ere all up.
Loss OF The CLYDE STEAMER.
We regret TO have 20 announce what appear. to be
The total loss Of the Clyde steamer, on her passage
homeward. \ schooner arrived a; River du LouP
brought the intelligence that she went on Monday
week upon the Perroquet Shoal, between Antlcosu
and Mingan Islands. The schooner brought up the
passengers as fer the Point de MOnts, where che
fell in with the Angio-SaYon, on her downward pas
voyage 10 England. The newsreaches ~ by telegraph
from River du LOup, and the and passengers are
spoken Ct together as having gone in the AgoS4xon
This would seem TO indicate that the Clyde is a total
wreck, and that she has been abandoned. We shall
doubtless have full particulars by letter on Monday.
The Clyde iron vessel Of $40 tuns built
ct Greenock in 1854, and owned by the Clyde Steam
ship Company Of Glasgow.
Hersd of Sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........srrr.
Cleared.

ships-Annie Sise, Sise, Mobile, Sine, liufen 4
staner Roesrs Anw.rplLa Huribut; Marion Ham,
Gronerman Hamburg, Eunch Mencke.
Standardization, Webb, Charleston, J. r. Dow; KiA
bokka Finch Msreilles GIinnel, Mntum Co. Hespesl
Blanchard Sydney, Goodhue, Arksll Elliott.
Brigs-Trsde Wind Reed. jacksonville, G. Z. j. Psiars
Milton Potter Pert Prince, II. Becker Greaves; fdo
MIA, Lord, Key West Bonner Deake.
Schooneis-Osweso tBrl Scott, st John N B., A. Smith
era l. Co. John, Barton. Wilmington T. 8 Powell; Emily
Hobart Wilmington, d. MurTsyj Monte Cnsto, stodds{
Richmond, Van Brunt Saght Peiades lBE), McBurnie
st. John, n. b. T. MENUS sons y. jayne City Point
Van Brunt Slsght f. Elms Smith Philadelphia Jss Hu
Co. COrDne NJ, Jones, Salem, master.
stesmers-Tscony, Wilson, Philadelphia, j. " Bhus;
Nebraska, Slonshter, Baltimore,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

CONGRATULATIONS We. ST. GEoRGE.-The return
match between these celebrated Clubs will be CON-
menced at Hobeken to-day, at 10 a. M, and will be
continued daily until finished The meetings between
these rival Clubs always interesting aud exciting,
and should the weather be fine hundreds will be on the
ground to witness the display of cricketing these
matches call forth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
Disasters, &c,

RIO DE JANEIRo July 25-Ths ship Amazon has been Hs
vyd snd in order 20 ascertain the leak had 10
her sho 10 progressing but Notwithstanding the cop
out Of the waite. the leak continues before 1ne snip ~
rors bss flushed her repairs.
fBy letters 10 Ewood Waiter Secty Board Underwriten
scHR Ws GREGORY (of Rocklsnd) sst Commerci. w ~
Newport her lime stall FIRE. Every precaution -
taken 10 smother IT, and IL believed that the hrs ~
0e extins uished without injury 70 the vessel.
SLOoP PnIoS (o EreeGown), before reported lahore -
Nsps,r,e Point gone 20 pieces Of the sails ns
kc saved. Only part Of the coal will be saved. -
sUSXES scHR. apparently outward bound, seen
Marcus Hook by the Boston Philadelphia ne,
went onssds, but the captain would give inomso
abruptly told h.m 10 along he wanted assistance
the v II running her decks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
COMMISSIONERS Or ENCISE.

The Commissioners met yesterday n p. m, al the
usual place. Present, Commissioners Haskell aud
Holmes. Licenses were granted to the following
persons:
Henry Smith No. S7e Fourth avenue.
jaime, Longworth, No. llS Canal street
John K Cook, No. So Sixth avenue.
Each paid the regular fee, $50, after which. there
being further Applications presented and further
business, Adjournment took place Ill today. There
have been 6.3 lceI,es grated altogether. OF .n-s
prnteI resfly ~ tsse fs.ea 20 pay lie EceL:si'e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

INK.PADU-TAn's BAND EXTERMISATED.-In a let
ter to Mr.. n. Myrick of St. Paul, dated Travers des
Sioux, Aug %, the following important statement is
made:
"The Siesitons have succeeded in killing the whole
Of Ink pa. du tab band, except one Indian, who fled
TO a band of Yanktons. TO which he was pursued by
the Sssitons. Here engagement took place be-
tween the Sissitons and the lanktons. Twenty-Five
of the former and large number of the latter were
killed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

Ex.Gov. BIGLER.-A late number Of The San
Francisco Adrocatc says that Ex.Gov. John Bigler
and family left Sacramento on the Doth of July for
Chill, to which place he goes as American Minister.
large number of friends accompanied him to the boat
"to bid them an affe ctonate farewell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
Motion for new trial denied pro torwa.
SUPERIOR C0URT-SPEcIAL TERM-SEPr. Before

Judge DUER.
Frederick r Lee and George Taylor ss The Manhattan
Life Insurance Company and Opheia r. Taylor.
This was an application for I'M JUNCTION restraining
1he defendants, the Manhattan Insurance Company,
from paying and Mrs. 0phelia Taylor from receiving,
s. Co., the insurance the life of the late Joseph 5.
Taylor.
TheJudge granted an order requiring the defendants
10 chow cause the 18TH why the defendants should
not be perpetuany enjoined, and in the mean time
granted temporary injunction.
AT CHAHBERS-Beore Judge SLoSSON.
Derrickson ast. WheeleG
Motion to strike out portion OF the answer rree
want and redundant denied, except a. 10 para
graph, which must be stricken out, unless the defend
ANT will amend, within three days from the service
of this order, by inserting allegation to the effect
1hst the action against HIM iu Pennsylvania for
the cause OF action as the present suit No costs
40 either party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09
Increase for the week, tuns....I2,2 l9

Showing gain the corresponding week last
year of 1928 tuns. The Reading Railroad again
loses badly, while the Lehigh Canal falls of 62oi
tuns. The gain from the above regions up to last
week was 1l2, $50 tuns which, added to the l2,2l9
tuns increase this week. makes the total again. so far
l0l Oh tuns.
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BOSTON Sept s.-An bsrks John Glpin, Msrsnss Arc:
Ayss Kendrick Beyrout; Essex. Ray, Picsou; brss
Ioud Loud, tsyal Rolling Wave, Cole, Baltimore; Iss
'sshvASHAH sept. s-Ths U. S. NJ steamship Angus
arrived here from New York early this morning