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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23
LAW NIEZLIGENCE.
THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
TROUBLES IN COURT.
SUPREME COuRT-CHAsBsRs-Nov2 l-betore 'uass
DISTRICT

TROUBLES IN COlRl.
grPRPME COURT-CHAsB.Rs-Noy. 22-Before judge
xAxpAAus AGAINST THE BOARD OF cAsvAssIes-As-
OTHER DANIEL CONF To JuDGsLsT
The peou- RI t. Dau scss szt tbs Board OF Canvass
.rs Of the County o. Neg YORK.
Judge Davies granted an alternative mandsInu' 10
compel the Board Of Canvassrs TO declare the election
Of Daniel E. Sckles a. Member Of Congress for the
lid CONGRESSIONAL Di.trict, and TO show cause TO-
morrow Why o pelenp,ory msndamus saoah not
issue. The wit Wa served on the Board to-day.
TIE WEST wasRIsGros MARKET cosIRoVER'f.
The Peope and Taylor aDd BrsnoAn Toe Asyor A@' s
-Four Hundred Othrrs. -,
This morning, a motion was made ~ coDnrm Ipo y
DIR. of Mr.. Cowles, 10 whom rei-Ee1 tue INV.
IT, muir. wi At rents ought 10 be- prd by inc
Wet Washington Market The report sna =,
incrrase- the rents. The coo nation oil inc feP"'
wss opposed Oh the grounds; 80, .,.,u., ., from,
Fiysi' That adv.6ee3 rents should D. e's"'N ~ ~
ID. date Of the confirmation Of the report < 18th ~
Second That the Cou- had po~er % 's.sI,e.e ~.
contract. made between tenants and 10. ~ ="
.h- amount offert 10 b. paid. , ~, a.. ,.,o,,
Thrd That q Lcr-a-~d rsnr s pfopre1 " a 80
would materially redcce the income H"iA '' ''>''
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FROM UTAH.

Conespondsrce Of The st. Louis Democrat
FoRr LEAyEswORTB, X. t. Nov. IL 1853.
Last Ms ht escort composed VI Twelve troopers OF
X Company, I'd Dragons, arrived at this post. /
saw the escort as wen as tie ladies' and gentlemen
whom they escorted in. But up to the time Of writing
THE hasty letter have had no time to make any par
tcular VI minute nqUries, or 10 become thoroughly
"posted up in relation 70 their mlssion here.
i IT, however currently reported thai this PI'y has
escorted Judge Eckles II Utah, who Is on his way 70
Washington City and is accompanied ny young lady
of high standing in the Engi-h arstocracy. hepor
SAYS that this pretty youpg lady 10 the daughter OF
captain in the Queens Iifc Guards end having been
spirited away BY the Latter Day Saints, she was
tsken 10 Brigham YonDgs hafem IN sat Lake
Civ. Her Whereabouts having been recently ascer.
,.;y:d The Queen If England cent q reqdsiton
~, her 10 the President of the United Safes,
wbo ora.Ied Governor Cumming TO send the
vonno lady 70 Washington as soon an opportunity
sboud occur. Judge Eckies having business NJ
Warrington City, has brought her thus far. give
This item a. got IT, upon the authority VI what deem
reliable hea,.ay. cav he young lady in question
few hours since. She is fne specimen OF English
beauty This escort also had 10 charge six nDe young
s.uaws-pretty and sweet mountain howers, pucked
from their native bowers In their natural beauty
and sinners. be ieye that these Indian msidens
go 10 female academy " receive The polsh Of cavih-
zatiOn.
Tie troops at this place are all on the 7u rire on
account Of A te,esraplc disps'ch informing Major
Sedyexick ina, an order from the War Department,
,ending companies Of the first cavalry 20 tine from
tier Of TeIsr hsd be- mailed 10 Col. Sumner. Ia an
tcps,ion Of this order reaching u.s. the compsny
officers have put their men u active preparation Tor
the campaign.
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Netu3lnrk DAILY Gribm,re
PUBLIC MEETINGS
THE BOARD OF CANvASSERS.

All the Supervisors were present at the Board yea
terday with the exception of VIM. NJ. Tweed who is
Just now busly engaged doing the honors Of the city
to the Philadelphia Firemen.
After some little quiet discussion, Supervisor Ken
redy moved to indore all the returns except the IN
formal return from the WITH District Of the First ara
which WAS carried by party vote of Fix to Eve, all
the Democrats voting in the negative.
Yesterday afternoon the Supervisors were severally
served with summons, Issued by Judge Davies, to
show cause why writ Of peremptory msudamus
should not be issued them, the petition OF
Daniel E. Sckles, compelling them to issue the certi-
fed statements of the votes cast at the hate election, to
the Board Of State Csnvas-ers, that Mr.. Sickles may
get his certificate of election from the State Board OF
Canvassers. The summons is returnable at | o'clock
TODAY.
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
Il UNRIVALED IN MARKET,
WITH IANLSsE
HOME ANE EUROPEAN

DEMAND
n. ans Ts COLOR nay sr
s. tn. "a saS and thus %sa: 0, on si
and tones the nerves and thus cures al nervous
end may be relied upoD all diseases oil tine scalp aud mar
Il will stop keep falling of; rake' It '2f eo"y
a. and ;s1 and .sd y the ysgTs tSo o. rsa sss
''-N ''' NEw.YosK, Jan. g. 1858.
GENTLEMEN: Having heard good deal about Professor
w10S h. J, =, .:a n. aDc @ snc IN
many persons had assr.t al manner Of psten. nea
ciDe. and short time ago commenced using your article 10
Tb. result hss been 80 very satisfactory very glad
did and In justice you wei for the encouragement
Of others may gray but who having my pre-
JUDGE without my Tor setting aside are unwilling 70
best proof being demons stion write you this letter
which You may show to any such and dc hs R. a s
E.,abishmept every day. ,
every way being sose and thicker aud much more
beatty oolns an your. ss.p .ns R,oot,n
Psor woop- Dea, Sir: Your Hair Restorative has done
much good this Of the country Ny hair hn been slight
y diminishing for years caused suppose from .lsh burn
when quite infant lib a'r that sFfP S:n. s Ri.
growing after having used all other remedies known to
s NJ f nn. ss Sii S. usos
You can publish this you think proper f2aTs
PHlLADELPHIA, Sept g. 1857.
Pnor woop-Dea, ST, Your Hair Restorative !. proving
sef beneficial The 'front.' and aso the back part OF my
head almost lost m covensws In fact BALD have used but
two hant S. Of and n0w 'Ss pud
the front also receiving is benefit have tried other Ppa
personal fo1G% respectfully, Cell DIR THoxxs
The restorative put up bottles Of three sizes viz Large
medium and SMALL the small holds half Pnt and retail. Tor
8 per bottle the medium holds at least twenty cent more
In proportion the EMAIL retas for bottles the large
bos quart per cent more in proportion aud rets' tor %
CO.. T5Gpss. Ne 81 s,S:4s. ia Me- N
ia MARKET St. St. Louis Mo.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MONDAY. Nov. - ls5S.-The Board met at the
usual hour, President CL.soY in the chair.
The following commur ication was received from tie
Mayor: q, ,o..
To tae Honorable ne Common coaneR; u.,.,..,. Com.
rnssoners from Venezu,I communication copy OF when
a ae'f the Lb.sor Of ami other
Iroy and expressing hoPe tha the .ene q III. DISH
public hch they represent TO the Cry q New orr
hi, beautiful XIII said 10 be- Of this OF
VII beh 81. South American liberty are
so ", Known throughout land would respectfully recon
mend that sue action therein deem prop
express the thanhs q the Common ~ ni 70 .ui
The communication from the VeIezuel an Comlnis-
siorers referred To in the foregoing document, IS
printed in another column. The communications we're
ordered printed and resolution OF thanks Was offered
and laid over under the rule.
Mr. CLANCY then referred 10 the death of ex-Alder-
man BaItho.omew Heay, in short All feeling speech,
and presented a series of appropriate resolutions.
The report of tire City chamberlain, whIch hal
been ordered FOR the use Of the members Was handed
A petition was handed in from q number OF mer.
chants and others doing blsiness in the neighborhooi
of tie Park, asking that the Common Council PROVIDE
Temporary location in the Park for ste am tre-en-
CINE Referred 20 Committee on the Fire Department
g TIE Alderman of the Tsehh Mr.. BooLEl calied
M his report on the subject Of running horsecars on
the Hudson River Railroad, and in the resolution 10
relay the track with grcOved rail ID blank NUMBER
of months, the blank was filed with the word SIX.
The resolution requii ing the Company to dispatch
email cars every fifteen minutes from to Q O'Clock
a. m. every five minutes from O. n. TO p u |,
every fifteen minute from ?. TO II p. m. and
every thirty minutes from IL p. M 70 a. m, aod as
much of,tn,r public convenience may require, IN
der the regulations Of the Common Council, was car
red On the last part Of the resolution, ~nica pro
yides that the Hudson River Railroad shall not at
sny time either directly Indirectly, in any way die
pose Of the right TO mall cars on their road under
forfeiture of their grant long debate arose. reso-
ntjon sss offered striking out the restriction as TO
alteration, wbi,b ost by five TO egh;. The reso.
uton ordering the Company TO discontinue The use OF
steam below Ffy-third street ga. adopted The
vote was then taken the resolutions as amended,
as a whole, which resulted follows Yeas, 10;
NAYS. 3-Messrs Tucker, Reed and Wimo; voting in
the negative. Adjourned.
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THE BRooKIYs STATE ARsEyAL-A psrafeto oeie'
brated the openpg of the State Arsenal just compet
ed on the site Of the old Wallsbout Durying Ground,
WHICH was to have taken place on "wednesday, the
9th inst was counteruanded yesterday by Brig.
Cen Crooke The Governor and Governor elect had
.gn;eed their r,ep,ion to be present. and it prob.-
BILE som. two or three thousand person would have a.
sembled in the building Or the o'css'on Ii cou'e
ou.,oe 81 ,bs accident 20 the New-York Arsenal, il
deemed advisable by the military Authorities, to
postpone the ceremony until the wan ae pe'eo'
dry in order to avoid the probsbilf! o, serious
TIE building is Of brick, 90 feet front by l7s
feet deep with extended towers on Opposite .o,"s.
which ore pierced with loop-hoies 'o' ''A''' '--
command all sides Of the structure.
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TEE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING,

u TON. for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE Route
-tSs borts-t a. no direct sarrylns the Eastern Mail
Tue s'rsn.s PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone ana
syoNlSSIoN 40 rRovIOENCE ava BOSTON .n1
.koNlptNSt nAaLhVAos leaving New Yorh daily (eun
sss.ery pAc- o,oiecs a. I'd s,oniagon Z. s,So p No.
hiop. ~
The COMMODORE from Nsw-Yora Monday, w,au..
Ay and Friday cu s,oninston Tuesday THURSDAY and ss
srdsy.s
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. hom New.Yors, Tuesday, rbur.
snt Saturdays rom stouinstou Monday Wednesday Ana
FRIDAY N
Passengers proceed ron stoI ser railroad 70 Pr,v,
.cocs Ard Boou T. the Express Mail Train r-aehins ss,i
savance OF those By ether routes aud In time
90 al The eay morning Ipos CONNECTING North snd Esst
faeenfrfs ths prefer H. remain board The steamer enoy
pstfs rest undwbed breakfast desired and ston.ns
~ h the .. N. rsin
Fare fr m Providence To Newpor. Yiny Cents
ss0As-uastsr soosuopsnl~s The train thfcush
way.
Ss psssss. e~rths freight sppy board the
- Office No. 10 Battery place Noysanbrr "a issa
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Allan.
do Cities with Western North and South Western
states by continuous Railway direct Thi Road also connects
Pttsbusb with daily lines OF steamer to al Ports on re
Weserp Ryers and Cleveland and 6endusky with ne
uesmer TO ports the NorhWeser Lskes-masns ne
direct, resbe route BY which BkEloh1 css
ke Forwarded o aud from the Great West x--,nrnor
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and riTIsbunon'
RIRsr As-Boots Shoes Hate aud Cape boohs cens
DRY Goods Tin boxes bales and trunks) pruss TN lOOh
boxer and bslesl Fesibers, Fun, &C.,. ........;
SscSins lin oririps bales Drugs tin cssks) LIS cestsP
Leather lin rolls and boxesl Wool and Sheep 100 D.
Felts, Eastward, kc.....
fHiRD CLAssAnvis Hard ssre Steel Chains n oen,sY
cashs) Hemp, Bacon aud Port satedtioose or 100
sscksl Tobacco manpfd, except Cigars OF Cut, &C.
RouRrH Glass Coffee, Fish, Bacon Beef and -
lin casks boxes EA6ward Lard and Lard ocenSF
OIL Eails Soda Ash, German Clay, TH Pitch, lo0 D.
kosin, Ac..........'......'.:'''. .,..''''"''"J
FLouk- p Dbl until further notice.
Gram = 100 n until further notice. -
CoTros- bale, exceeding 500 % weight uuni
Ia shipping goods any port Of Phsdepha be par
ucular 10 package "Nis Pennyvania Railroad An
Good, of this Road at Philadelphia %
Pittsburgh viii be forwarded without detention
PpEIGHr AGENTS Harris Wormry Co, aempnis Tenn.
r. p Sass Co. St Louis; P. @ OReiily Co, Evansvnie
Ind Dumesnin Bell Co, and Carter Jeweit Losisvue
Ty g. c. Medrum, Madison Ind II. w. Brown Co., ans
Irwin Co., Cincinnati N w. Graham Co., LAnesviSe
Ohio; Leech Co.. No. Kilbyst Boston Leech Coz NO
Autor House New York, and No. South WiHamst, New
York; T. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; haeaw Rooms, bAn
saore; D. A. Stew art, Pittsburgh
g. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, rhiladelpniA
p. A SCOTT. Superintendent. Afooua Pa
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SUPREME COuRr-cracrrr- Nov. q - Before J.&e
MrLLgN.

SUIT AGAINST THE APfLEroSs DISMISSED.
ysomas " G.s:on at. y. Appleton 4 Co.
This WA an action on contract made With Caares
w. Morse to prepare maps-stereotype piase~-for .
general atlas u the world BY the terms OF the CON
tract note vas 10 be given at six months, when The
second edition TO be published. There was no
mandei upon which the plaintiff offeret 20 prove :hs.
the defendants had paid the Defendants 90.
ected the ground that the Of credit had not
expired as 1t appeared in the pleadipgs The Judge
sustained the objection and dismissed the lAiD.,
unlss paid the coss OF Circuit and Term coats with
liberty to amend bis complaint The 3eerdkp.s on the
merits. deny indebtedness Z. Y. Cutler Tor Plaintiff;
ex.Judge Dean for Defendants.
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L,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE, Capt Jewett leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at o'clock P IN,
ard the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Bayton, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ct O'Clock p. M, from Pier
No. IN. r.
Hereafter no will be regarded secured to any tppi
csnt until the shall have been paid for -
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch BY
WIN BORDEN, Agent, Nos 10 and II west-st
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

David Paul Brown, esq, Of philadelphia delivers
Lis lecture on The Passions" tns evening al Tue
Athenaum being the second Of the course gwen "
tie Brooklyn Mercantile Library Associs'ion'
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sr.eIAL T.nx-Noy.

Before Judge HILTON -OEcisioN
Schenk agt. Weston.-Moton denied, and plaintin
fined So for cort tempt alleged ssans, him.
Wheeler sgt. Kettle.-Noton to vacase order OF
err, .. denied, without coss. 80,
Lambert sgt. Snow.-Motion denied costs 10 ABIDE
event. . -,
Stern sgt. Newman.-Moton to discharge attach
pent denso, with GOES e
Balmf,rth sgt Kellogg. Motion to vacate order Oh
arrest denied, with coss
Before Judge DAILY.
In re Jacob Coheu.-Apphcstion TO discharge Jodg-
ment debtor dsned.
Before Judge BRspy.
Ely sgt. Geo. Cook.-Csse settled.
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The CoLuxBI.-srREEr HosrorDs-The investiga-
ton into the circumstances steodins the desth of Jas
Hart was CO tin1ed before Corooer Reed during yes
t.rday Several witnesses were examined where ev-
dence was substantially the same a. heretofore pub
lshed and the jury brought in verdict that deceased
to his death by coocussiou of the brain supern
duced by blow or blows dealt by William Cullen,
the evening of the 10th November, inst The accused
is still at large.
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eopss could not ssa b ~ Ne 1919. ssd sss Dsny
AAsnaoD ihsu.
Mr.. NcKeop was heard agsips the oon6rms.isn a
the report for the Corporation. Mr.. Whiting followed
on behalf Of the occupants o. the stands The argu-
ment viii BE- cocsuusd to-morro~ by Mr.. Whiting,
and he viii be followed BY Messfs Hutch Is aod Jo6a
Van Buren, Cor the plaintiffs.
Before Jodse GooLp -DEcfsIoS.
Isidore Abrshsms agt. Louis Mitchell ct al.-Order.
"a r,er.pce tah- s,ccy end rpsrt fA,:s he Cont.
n ,n b the plaintiff hes prop-ry and ss4ss
o.. there should BE- opportunity - defend.
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co,rRr cALrNpAR-rws p,y.

SUPREME CoURr-GESrRAL TERM.-Nos. Ioo, ",
g. 1S, 49, a, II, a. IS 81, 50, 81, 81, 81, ~. -
SuPREAE CoURr-CIRcUII-PARr I-Stne -
,s.srssy with the noowius addonsl Noa 1884, 2o3
fss i7lS I457 1913 $50 +67 PARr iL-sms - y.sss.aey'
with the o~ips additional numbers; 1*~ zSo' '''~ @''
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. ll3 3ls, 49i t93 $50,
2at 100 Ia x35 S93 $50 $50. 2 U7 St 80 om 5Ii ~
40 .sl ss3 500 tos 6o 6i3 SIC 6io sl6 GIT e3 GA W.
S2si SO 632 a3j 49, $50. t3s, $780, GIL, 6n, 6H
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1855

rssgements for grand ecmpHuentafy dianer to tske
place at Montague BaD on Monday evening Of usls
we.h. number of Gentlemen in distinguished posi-
tons are to be present.
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COURT OF OYER AND rERAlNER-Nov. G-Bsfrs
Jndse MULLEN.

THE INDICTED CITY GOVERNMENT oS 1877.
District Attorney Blunt this morning stated TO the
Court tina, tho case Of Fernando Wood and Others.
in order properly Ia bring the whole subject before the
Conr, Of Appeals. the prosecution had decided 70 try
the upon the first count and then to prepare
record properly for the submission of the whole ques-
ton TO the court of dual resort. The trial is " COM
meuce tomorrow morning,
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sURRoGArE's COURT-Nov. .2-BefoTe NJ. Ep~A
e. WEST.

WILLS ADMITTED To PROBATE.
The Win of Eliza Townsend, widow OF Elisha
Townsend who was member firm of Sevins iowa
send o tris city, admitted 20 probate.
The Will OF Louisa A. Henderson, Nicholas Coch-
ran and Cotda Suith were admitted to probate
The Win of Sanford Coey of Norwslk, Con-
peeut also admitted probate Deceased wss formerly
urcAsr, In Mobile Alaoa where b. accumulated large
fortune which he e by viii bis collateral rslaiv-s aud per-
son A. spds he HAVING children direct relaye&
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DENNs YLvANIA RAILR Road.

DENNS WANNA RIA l. A ID
I THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
Yhe Railroad connects at Pittsburgh win rsa
roads and fom St. Louis Mo. Alton, 0aens and Chicseo
III Frankfort Lexington and louisville Ky; Tern hante'
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Beenane, Sandusky Toledo, Cleveland, Colu
s;s Zsnesvle, Msssinon and Woosor Ohio also Win ns
dean PACKET boats and evOeAns st. Louis, Lous
tile and Cincinnati -,
Through for East Be had ct any OF the so0vs
aoeptonsd places in the West
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoreH.
Passenger viii End this shor Ard expeditions - any
other - $500.
FABE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROADS.
Bee hsndbins, framed, In the hotes Of this city
Fhroush Ticie further Information, may b had - -
s6ce Of the -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. Aston HOUSE, BROADWAY,
J. l. ELLIOTT, AseuA
1or Emir.nt Tickets sppy II No. sBst;erJ-pisoe.
November !. 1888
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD From August

IL 81" Trains viii leave Chsmbtnst Station Q. follows:
Express Trains and Albany and Troy Passenger
Trains, II 80 and 1880 p for PouehleePsie, m
and $50 for Sing Sing. - a. p and o:ia m; tSI
snS Sing Sig step Way Stations taken
A. Chambers Canal Christopher and 3ststs Tains for New
York cave Troy at $3.50 and 1920 and $3.50 and
on 8undays at 10 D. w. A. p. SMITH Superintendent
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Y RAILROAD-For PHILA-

NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PH1LA.
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-MeiI and Express lines leave NewYork N 9 and II
and land fare IS Through Ticket. sold ior GIN
Lo and through baggage Washington In m sss
In M trsns j. w. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
besrsee viii be for train unless delivered su<
hsnhsd en Minutes advance Of the time Of leavina
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ROBBIyG TlLL.-On Saturday night, two boys
entered the bucIef u Lewe in Graad street, and
s.o. from tn m 30 in wn. the propfie,of ~s' "a
another p, Of the store. Yesterday morning. by named
Ach.. Hogan 20 lob the draver nhrI he .as as
sue.ted He disclosed tne names o. me
bow, and ssu,s heir by Justice feek
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board met last evening, Mr.. kAlBFLEIsoH IN
the chair.
Mr.. HosAs aroee and desired 10 present the report
Of the edngs of the Supreme Court 10 the foar
teenh Ward conteeted election case with the decision
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n)dter Cure.

uyATER CURE. = DR.. E. J. LOWEN.
wv IN ai,s w,,er Cure ana oyr,ns,ium. A. No lie
Beeciers open for the re~poou Of pss-nts and
bosden pydrstic and mnasc uestm-nt BE- taken IN
The without board Outdoor prscce attended
To- For bo.rder, who are no; psen,4 separate dinner
kept 1t O'Clock p. m
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Cov,,,xrxr,RY DrsyrR.-The friends Of the Hoo.
George b. Taylor, the retiring kepfeseh'A'e y. 'a'
ma 6.rc, in Congress- are making the necessary ar
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
het Wharf BY steamer I0LAS at 8:S5 $50 and 10
and and $3.50 D. The Flushing, l.. L. at 64S,
and 10 = m, and and $50 meeting and exchanging
sasenge with the boa. ct Hunters Point Through In 30
minutes Pare rs centa WIN. SMITH, Receiver
DEOPLET LINE between NETWORK, CITY
i ISLAND WHITESTONE, NEw-ROCHELLE, and
dAMARONECK.-OD and after MONDAY, October Is, the
eamer ISLAND CITY Capt James Vrsdepbureh will leave
luton harhet alp at Returning leaves Msuo3oneca
Il u g. m. New Rochelle q City Island, 81 . -, suS
Vbitesiope at 8:4o g. IN.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Nov. 1853 Trains VIII leave 18Th
u, New.foIs, ~ follows:
s:fo a For White Plains.
ESQ q N. : For William sbridge.
1890 . M. Mail tram for Albany.
1l:S0 L m. For White Plains.
2:3O D. n. For Wiiamsbrdgs.
$500 D m. For Millerton.
400 .. m. For Croton Falls
500 .. 10. For White Plains.
SAILS n. For White Plans from W bite and CeneSes ~
$50 .. N. For Wiliamsb1idge.
kxrURSNe-Wiil leave
5:VU g m..W White Plains.
6:4a .Wfamsbridge.
100 .. .Croton Falls.
100 q .Milerton.
7Aa m. White PlsinA
s:I5 q m. Mail train from Albany.
1850 o M. Wnjsmsbrdge.
1880 D. M. White Plains.
500 .. M. White Pains
WIN j. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

cs.stgsG Gsga New Po.,Ohcs Duidine 10 % Adsotfof
the sale Of The IaIsvxE 10 HAsrsoRo, Conn $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

CAREIEss.-On Sunday night, Mr.. George Fulton,
Will. star Gin AZ the h Fourth and Turi streets
heard the put pistol and the whisns OF tal oy me
.id- bis The pistol fred By person rom tne
opposite eide of the and supposed 70 have oe.n ec
GeLtsly discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

BrRGL.RY.-The sosp and candle msnuf.ctory Of
p,,n, O. 10 Hamilton street, felooiousy entered OF
sercs, nsh and bed Of about so in specie ~Aich va
tax. q from the safe, witch WA forced open