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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

HELPING Col JoEEs OUT or DIEFIcUL-
TIVE have heard it suggested that a
capi,al and easy way for the democratic
friends of Coz Jones to get him out Of -
very annoying difficulty is to pass the de
centraIiSipg bill of Senator Sutheflani.--
The Colonel (,'good fellow" hat he -
has probably more promises of loans from
tile school fund thanThea can fulfill If he
should retain the sectetary's office for a life
time, and now just take the control Of the
fund from him, and what. an easy mode. OF
escape is furnished bin! Won't the ode
inocracy" in the legislature take this into
consideration r. GAINESVILLE Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

Gev.~WIsE AND THE -PREsIBENT.--The
Washington correspondent Of The Com
cia5.z4desrtissr ays-::--~->e~e-~~--- /
= It wa, confidently stated that the Press
dent had written to Gov Wise, with view
to express his disapprobation Of the at.
tacks made upon him in the Unson. =
Whether that be so or not, il is well known
that some days ago friend Of the Presi-
dent called upon the GOVERNOR and toll
him that the President held him in the
highest esteem, and hoped chat he might
rely upon his support and friendship here
afser. The answer was, why does he
not call off his dogs thena" The Presi-
dent has of,en spoken of Gov. Wise's de
fiction with regret.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01
The gsrinons-A Huge Blundsr.

The n. Y. Journal Of Commerce, one
If the ablest organs Of the Administration
ard q thick-and-thin supporter Of Mr.. Blu
'chanan's Lecompton policy, severely CRIT
icises the question. OF the project Of send
ing Peace Commissioners i. say. it is TOO
late, and adds: W.
Had the Government cent Peace Com
hlissioners la.t summer, they would have
saved six millions of dollars, and perhaps
q long and bloody war, involving the cost
Of Il hundred millions. There is not the
least doubt that Gen. Johnston will march
with his army into the valley and the city
of Salt Lake early in May, or perish in the
attempt. He willfnot be banked of a
fight. Every letter from him and from
other officers of the army prove this.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01


THE PExALTy OF STN-At New Or
leans the fatheraof young girl who had
BEEN seduced under promise of riarriage.
met her sedncef and deliberately shot, him
down. He had previously given him warn
mo, and babe him choose between motri-
Eaaonv and ldeath. aoThe yout'g man prom
ised to marry his victim; but when re-
leased from the surveillance of the out
ragged parent. fled from, the city. The
father accompanied his daughter to St
7 ,oiiis. where She gave birth to a child
Hethen returned to New Orleans, and
finding The Young man was IN the city,
went to lis place of business and shot
him down at his dest. The parties were
Of the supper circle" The girl had pre-
viously borne an irreproschable character.
"HE cARErH FOR THEE. The human
heart is ever seeking some object upon
which to lavish its fondest affections, and
bv which it may be loved and cherished III
return. a1f Ibis great want issnot met in
the soul, there is an aching void the world
may never feel--a secret Loneliness no
lapse of time may destroy. When human
sympathy is lost to such a soul, it turns
Ino. in vain to higher fountain of happi-
ness and is satisfied, while amid the calm
stiffness which reigns supreme, steals a
gentle voice saying He careth for Thee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

crRsoLL-A. No I,o ws' T~sny sf'i ',st,, on S'H'
DAY No. q Lore ,e.oDa cslsn'si oi O"orf. " iHs.
KISG-A Ne:uchep " J., on suEdsy, Oct, 81 W. y hihA
sssd - y,srs. .-.. A.
uryvssyyA: No 81 Mo-; street, Sunday nish, NO.
=. o u ocoes s'tsr NOR an. '''''e '"-
EsK.nn.v ssed 10 yesr. AID rl"Hth' .
uAIoy-.. No ls7 W.. ThrtysiIih street on AoLnst
No. Of coIn.np,.op, Joan J. AA5oy ssee 8 yse' ait
months p..a
uAcGOWIN In Brooklyn scpday, Nov T. hd~s'a
C;.,er. M.cso~ ~. In 2o-n year Of his age -
HFLsOH-Or Mondsy Nov. Q, M. Le;ls Nelson II 'Ae '
W. ,ns ard N. frebd, Of Ger son Nr. Richard L'ne,'
,.I.,fly r.ou..,ed ssbd funeral from 81 '' IS
Ctsr. NJ II Cannon street, M. DAY a. p % w sogt
fur bsr notice.
pyITyMyYER-In Brooklyn, on Mo-dsy morning Nov. g.
YIN A Rsi;eu.y yer, = native o. Germany ized % gears
pIKyR-In Broosyn Sunday, Nov sscd MY. Rob
,o Of ROB. ana Csh.ne Rser IN iHs I'D year VI hs
sMiTH-In this city. Tuesday morning Nov g. Hannah,
VIII, Of Edwsrd Smith. In the 4eh year OF ier
Tn. f,n6 Of , family invited - AZ end her funeral from
her a,e r,,.Lce No SIS Ninth aver se Wednesday
Jpn.
TIyFlSY--Or Monday evening Vow O. Maria Louisa wie Of
Dr,te, Tir.ry and daughter OF oliver b. Tw-eGy.
Fu&ra viii be held al c- resoence Of b.T father No
m N.s sixteenth r,et oo rhu1Iy afternoon a. o'clock
The epds md relatives % The family respectfully invited
70 attend Her TesiIs ~ be taken Dsnbury ior inter
WuITTEyORF-Or Monday evening. Nov. g. Ann Harvey,
s,de,: dsssb,er OF fTuoo.hy Whi,,.u.ore.
The and relative. family invited n attend her
fnrr, from residence of her fsher No. IL West WASH
nrtor psce WEDNESDAY at without further notice
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
DIED d.

ARMOUR-A Nc acS West Forty.sccoud stree; Sam. wife
Of Samuel Armour after long nes' ssed y years.
and days
BANCKER-In Williamsburg. Monday. Nov. g. Mazda
BarokeT.
Her friend, and relatives requested attend her funeral
this day "wednesday al o'clock from ;he Meeting
Of the Norfolk Bsp;is, Cburchto Cemeery
the EyeIgreens.
BRUCE-Iu Brooklyn, Monday, Nov s. Elizabeth b. wife
John Bruce, aged 6j years.
COVERT-At No lsS Delanoey street. on Monday Nov g.
George II. Covert, Alderman Il :he Thirteenth Ward
aged IS years 10 months aud days.
CAlSEY-At Nc. ~ West Twenty-egth street; Monday
Nov Peter Casey sccoud oi Patrick and Anne Casey
szed 10 months and Gays
COEIn Brooklyn Jane Cos wife o. William H. Coe aged y
Year,, of consumption.
DARBY-in Pelham,lc Wss,chts.er County n. Y on Mon
DAY. Nov James Darby. in the f;th year OF his
DJGAN-At No IS5 SAth avenue, Monday moruing Nov
s. Of magasuus Emily inabt daughter OF John AID
DuEan
HAGGART-in this city. Monday afternoon Nov. Mary
A. wife OF James Hssssr the Ss;h year Of her Agc
The friends and relatives o. the family y invited
attend the funeral "Wednesday afternoon Nov. ~ q.
m from her late residence, No 81 Broome street.; wihou.
further inyrstiop.
UOWEs-in Brcokly-. Tuesday Nov. q Charles Edward
ony son of Rosw Ell b. and France. A. Howes aged year
snc ronths
Tbe frends OF the family respectively Invited attend
. hnesal this tNcen@siy) afternoon ~ 81 oock At th~
residence Of his parents, NJ. 800 Union street.
uOGG-ln Brooklyn. Thursday, Nov. 4, MARI aged &c
Tontbs da.h:er Of Ana w. ,ne Emily Hosr .ssga.
Jansh,sr of George Jardne of N'w-fork.
UOPklNS-On Mcon.scay. Nov. 3 al Starosteies. y,
George II Hopkins Of iHs city late of tie hrn oi oa,II
Hopkins 4 Go. =,
W. Hon a., sssJ " y.aTs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
SEw.yoRy CLASSIFICATION.

COFFEE-Further barge sales OF Java reported II
here anu Boston, have addition
10 the large purcha.es noticed yesterday G5ic Other
kinds quiet sales Of $50 BAGS and mats Java lic
COPPER New shes,hns snd Yellow Metal quiet; bu,
p PG' ,s 5 ere ssSa, nPS.n shsnas In sned insN
old sheathns sales Of some 5000 n heavy have been made
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand Tor Western Canal Flou.
Is quite active, and al the close Prices better
held ard in fair request for the trade and the Est
there Is 'SIne inquiry or export a. orr inside quotations.
.uperne State 81 5od - IS for Do and low gade.
Western era - Sss5 ~ for shipping brands OF round
81 IS fer brands Genesee and IS 80
Louis brands Canadian Flour without much Improvement
Flour in besr demand for trade and West Inde,
closes fmer the better grades the most sought ser the
sales 80 bos f5d e5 j5 for superne Baltimore,
asa ~ 20 for sncy and extra brands Rye Flour in mod
co sIs . hesry .4s SO s ~ Gs
nsa - 25 fr BfaHdywile-ihe latter rate for 80 bb
the prove aent Of the former we note further ..es s 500
81 held ry a, the latter rse sales ais of es-ro II
LOO q;. received eossswse did 10, l-srn
4ses.ie are tIm with small '.ss o. No Ma.,sch0sett'.
sT9lsd and Pietled are q4e,, snd pIiee. UNCHANGED
FRJTsasga 'as. Of Rssa. sie making a; 81 % for Lay
~. and % IS for Buneh Dred fruit. steady: sac.
& aPpes a. g. isE Souiasn and Western a. 'iass sad
eKAih-Ihe INQUIRY i3r VIE more active snd prices Of
Winter are better this Is in request for milling aud there
en- part so2tSsrn ao is se $40 BUSH BUSH Red nSs.
snd Ohio ct 81 isa - ls 1000 bush AMBER Do Pnya.e
Terms t-n ialr Rcd SOItteru Wtit~
sOutteIn AZ 81 "a 81 - Inc busA White Aichsan
81 r. and $50 bush rood White Csnsda p Rye quiet
AZ 7td7se. Barley freely offered and 1000
bU.n. a. Sc for Inferior Wisconsin "a. size Safe Oss
in fair demand and esdy he close Of State
f7d5. Western and Canada 5153tc Corn /. better and
IN fair demand Tor %. trade and for the Fat sale. Of Sso
bush 6dS for eserr mixed the st.e for
Red Ssc for Jersy ie low; foE Southern do. s5c
White do and SIC. or olored. Bean. sre
te.iy sses Of go bg.h. at . lcat lz..
iasy nis. % so es1isf s. ss OS % and tie market
HIDEs-The market 10 active saa.. ib 90 Cali
foruia 2 200 Wet Sailed do pyst- terlas IcO
BueBos AyIes - H. lj., mos i0oo Orinoco Zlc mos
o0O Porto Csbeo. sic mos A. Bztimore-l Bueno.
Ayres k 500 Zanzibar and 80 Rio 0Eance Cow ON
m terms.
hops eoLtrue Quiet sse and then !. made Of a very
choice lot az lsc We S.0te a. iCo ifc ,or 1854
IRON-Sco'ch Pis Is in .nted demand; Of yod 90
80 - e1-shp. s2f nail pargs.. fou,
yard. O;tsr KIND. sell sloW a former fsar-s
INDIA RUBBER-Tas narks, e firm in moderate de-
and r fs': iIc si With p COO htyr &c, paced AZ 5
.hs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

IEATHrR-H,n'o,s ,rs o.l eor,.rse .,s,
1nchsr.s,d. 'i FeN D,
LiMt-ceuuos Ro i.sd !. sai.,.7S
MOLA>sks-Esry little e DONG and tssce, ,rs 49,.
q y hha' S.ls =. 2: a2tr. sop: -,
NAvAL srosEszsrirt;. rasrsn.re ssu.l,s. A.,
mo,i hodsr ar Indifferent '~sr,ho, q ssr s.s v,
ypss made 'hs morsirs further sale. of 10, ~ =.
's otaei A. ols ea'h Crude IL qsst ". ar,- !, ss..
-. S"fnloh nosn 10 gr'et and s,@aay Al a, - .
SIC 70 sn.s, sne se,sr.d Ia s;r,ned so.s ..s.
81 y, ,,'.,-f rins u.i;ies in noS,ss M
go 70. TAI Is hrm ssssioe tsls Washington rs.s
OiLs-Linsscd eeu-nGe, extremely ea.t a. s,Sss,.
Whale !, leo, anius'ed ba, IL 6rnv Ma :, H., ca.
rsnsacron. for ne wesa s,,hs Ea., iirlus- 40 =.
So s,. 1.a s. and 500 do q, S2e cash crx. 40
ishe, ninn,i and moderate insary prevail. - ~
eel. N Sss Bedford at 81 y ca,h the .r.us...s ~
G sa :, - .hess G TonpTse M sbl. at 81 p sss az
matter 81 ?, cash. Other hBc. az IN isi,ss esaA
ppRovIsro,sSsS.i y,ss.i .s'' MA ehanss. N''Ss
is msniy for M-ss-ihis bella x,.b rs, So ~ ceass
20 DO. BIS IS for Prime Mes. ali 2sa ~ -. ssf
I'D .m.I -. .. isr fhn s..., and SIS IS S ~
a'a ,tal - sit Ala Runps slA Prime M..- s
AZ eisdfl9 Beef hams are IA Air r,s,,., 81
= .I 49, sa y for vernon; and Western IA
resrisr Dressed Hoo are IN sru,nd ,s H. Sr bs.y,.s -
s soi. sir anu. Lsse n'nsr and small .toei (.
Butter il in fair dennd i,alsr s sha ne~ y N
s,,ae. Cheese is ssliOle s,1iassc 0n'' ara i'sas =
.as: q - ;c. s' sa IS - SS'I ,2s prime
sEEDs-A god esnsard Tor Trso,h, s.ss al
frm: sales OF bush At 81 dsst, 20 sad prse ~
in fair demand sales Of $40 bb ard bar, A. %
rss Seed !. quiet At ei s5asi 10 OPsn' c. lsa
8 g.. oi - Sss' N so.,on At 81 70 y bs,s 49,
=, etd7te aud lso hhds Porto Rico s es ,s ss q Ss
Csrtfseens 81 64c -" ~ Va
sALT-we note sale. Of 1000 bash ru.,,.
sacks A..,on sna $50 ssss, narshs, I'll on sriy.. ls
sPERMACErI is in Hight supply and /. H. :. ssss sSs
cash URN Sefs,
sKINs-Gost are rather Quiet bot "a. ,o.,a
;Sme .pd pre-. are S .''snsd S. o. Der oss sss'
TORACCC-Th.re is . a., a. ,@ot, cnh.
sale. Of 81 hhd. Kentucky lal2 ia e., Hs ~, sIs
Y.r. IN i seselssi a Ia
TALLOW-rhe inquiry is fair and The n.rs..
Of 900 Prime a, loc Ronsh Fs;s r.ady !. sss NE
WHALEsfOOrS are quiet but arm n slc' Sl'''e esN@
WHALEBONE-The market continue. lsr<u,a n, -,
though nominal are firmly maintained. W. P~~
WHlSklThe market 10 quiet; the demand 4, IA, a. "a
but holders demand Csc -,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
M1RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK .........Ns
Cleared,

S,.smsbips- ps-G.orses Creek. Morley. Bstmore. Coo
well Co. Florida, Crowe Savannah - l.. MitchLl, yu<s
(Br }, JudkRs, Liverpool, 4 CunsTd.
Shps-Cshoun Truman, Liverpool, spoford Tes.on q
Benswood, Busa, New-orlesns, ~. H. Bingham; As,r.,
souher. Liverpool, Z-reesk Co.
Bsrks-Merdan Bosse, Capetowu, Stanton Raesr Pss
ma, Graves Rio Janeiro, X Green, Annanth tRr.mb
Ward Co NJ Morton, BukIey Savannah, sctsn.sn r.
Bngs-Fredons, Lord, Jacksonville c. y. J. Pe.en BE
Flower Castper Norfolk D. h. DeaTbrn Rolling Wsve, Lyt
Dsrien, nzalls Carnan; Delta Van Pelt, NoroA Isd
Nash George Albert, Thompson, Havana N. Triela
Observation-Disclosures Brewer, Bangor, n. d. Brrlno
Co; Empire Osborn Norfolk. Sturges, Clssrmas Co,
Lsvina tBr), Hurst, st. Johns p l. Nevius Sons N1
Point Disoswsy Rio Janeo, s. c. g. Johnson Dsvst,
Hardy, New Haven r. j. Goodwin; forids, Mott, AsrE<rA
&c; N. Bedel Ocean Wave, Lockhart, CSruwalhs y.
wolf; Sea Witch, Smith, Baltimore, j. w. Mckse Ivu
(Br) Frszer. Halifax, II. q. Dorovan
sloop-Merchsnt Douglas, Derby, J. B. Edvsrds.
StesIner-Vucsp, Morrison, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
PASSENGERS Arrived

In sted~.hip Kangaroo ,o~ Lire,pooiMr and ". ssst
Loroman Ms LondInan Priscilla aud George Londnan sccr
and Madame Mare, Rev. H. James and lady Wn Al sor IA
a3y A. F. Sherman aud lsdy George L. Napier and siy A
Wheeler and lady Brsdheld and lady, John Cook and Nv,
Mrs McMsnus r. PEREZ and lady Mss Mary, Santiago Ass..
hns Matilda and Dorothy PEREZ Miss Sarah Ann Wysh Is
Harriet Lily White L. Boyce Mrs. Moore end child Ma A.
Burn Mr. Aucsigne end lady Miss NJ teaIy Rev John Me-
Ahsny Col J. e. Hemmins Granville Richsrdson Paul G,.
nsrd, Mr. Wnsns, Arkwrisht, X. w. Gordon Mr. 9uses
r. Daniels Conrad v schmidt, Capt. Joshua Coz l.
Master Mucke, Master W. P. Wright Mr. Boamsire, kn.
Mr. Tousnnett, Patrick Donefan III. James Total 2M
D. fersusn second officer Of bark Phantom, cspsfc
foIe reported.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
Re ceipes Of Rr~duee-Nov a

BY Erie Railroads.&c. bales Cotton, 3 b.le. VOL a.
Hay, 30 hsgs Malt 800 Hides 100 sides Leather 20 roa
oo bbls Flour 81 do WHISKY 90 pkgs Proyi,sons sse 4
Cheese ~ Go. Ashes io0 do Batter. - do rohscuo.
Bp Noyh Rrv Boah-2, $40 bbl. Flour 49, SO IA.
Wheat 500 do COEn $500 do Bailey, 10 pir. wAsi,
90. Provisions ~
BY Hudson Rrer RaRyod6 az N,sc York Ssntio.s ev Ia
ueek endfs9 Saturday, Noe 6-l757 head Of Ca,t, ,
do. Calves osc0 do live Hogs, do dressed do 2o1 Do
ton. 53i pkgs Butter, $50 do Cheese. DO Pocltry
Fss do Buckwhea; Flour IL d.. Fruit IL do Nits an
do. Paper 25 bbs Ale and Beer II do Flour S Do Aps~
1850 bush Potatoes 9S bales Hsv 81 do Hops IS do N
~ dozen BrOOms ~ tuns Marble Ie 7S5 gallons Mia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
By telegraph.

BOSTON Nov. Am. Jos-ph Nhi,ney, h9ses a. Jssa
.hius Tarqnin Smith New Orleans Union. D.ns 1s A.
M Msyo snow Co bark, william and JAl-; to'D to'DD.G-,
Co Ls sboo. Coleman, MsnFsnila; syph Jones a.. Dsp-
brss Lncou Corrwans Jscmel Canton Cfowsss ssp.
.rsria Mefrkew Baysna II. q. Berry ksc. ss. Bsss'
Lsnsdon Gilmore Chase, Ssyanrshi b. n hA"s-
min. do - - q AZ ..-r.b;p Cosu'elAs
p,rx TN Yors US. ,izral.d ., u oeocs a.. 80 sec
Arrived y.,t.rts,-slips 20 Colans.s, Cosss.A ~'
Ncwlo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
COURT CAIENDAs-Tms btv.

Bu,nEpE CoURT-GLsERAL TERy.-Nos. u, ~,
n u 81, H. 80, IS, 2 II %.
S,pRFnE CouFT-CIRcUIT-PsRr I.-Same a.
y,t~rdsy With the following additional Nos 1853, llj
I7s7 Pskr 1ISo,. ti2 10l6 2jlb lS'2 ztS lOs1 2il'
l2ls ,7s2 9A 1850 z77a 148o 24s 2is 24s lt6 $500 %
2Yg 20 l77t IS 1883 @ l75 1850 1914, 2o0, 2i52 95S,
lg7s I7o, 1906, 1913 232) @l, 1852 2f32, Js Z9e.
SupgEIoR COURT.-Nos. 329, liJ, lS, I'D, fi3,
rs sia 2s5 ss, 81, 81. iF2 +ss z6, T. a 2'2 $50 70 IT,
4e7 S22 3sO ~
CouRr OF CoyNoS PLEAs-PARr Mos. 1908,
1872 1S5 1896 1852 1850 1850 1851 1853 1876 1874, 1875.
ll,s Is7 i7I2 rs Par II-Sos 1895 1897 1890. 1885,
l7i6 1889 sos VS. 1919 l86 1871, ls7 i2 1882 1856
KINGS CoUvTY CIRcUiT CouRr-Noy. lO.--Sos. =,
5o.7a 10, II, H. 1S ", II, ls, l9, -.
BRoOKLYs CITY CouRT-Nov. l0.-Nos. 10, > 8,
456,Tsi2 u 49, II, 1s, 20, n, q, d, n, o.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
markets-c4srruLLY REPORTED 70. rAr n 7. rnr,uus

y,
ASES1he market IL irregular for Pos good
demand extreme sales Of ~ bbls S6d 30 O
including l0 bb at the latter price. Pearls steady but
quiet. at $b %.
C0TTONThe mske is k lower especially for lots % sr.
and intranstu and Mddiug upands
sod as low II ollie. The .aes 800 bales siny
inranstu The closing II Mddng Upland u.
trsnsitu dlic, 20 Liverpool with lS52d freight We
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-Noy. S-Bcsose jiese
EsOTT.
Jors, MuhaGs at Th, Brooklyn City Railroad Conrsuy
This case which il acton fer damages on account
Il iurl. ,,su.d hy sans from Railroad csT sysn %
the jury Yesterday Taey retired ard Aes dsbersEs
time and tse that they nrah % sffee
Judge pain AMI bsct with dir"
tors tiey sgreed bring in sealed verde 10 ,e morning
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Park Benjamin will deliver the opening lecture be-
fore the Orange Library Association, at Wavery Hail.
Orange, n. j., this evening, 10Th inst. Subject:
" Private and Social Life, especially in America
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

GATHERING FOR REJoIcISG.-The Opposition Of
Newark design celebrating the late victory by ele
giant entertainment at the City Hotel at which Messrs
Nixon, Stratton, Adrain, Riggs and Pennington MEN,
bers elect of Congress, various Opposition members
of the Senate and Assembly, and other leading gentle
men of the party throughout the state to be
present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

TH NENT SPEAsfR.-A meeting of the Opposition
members of the LIE esaurc is TO be held early
arrangements for the Winter d. Hayes. O. De w.t. b OF
feN; Eton Marsh of Union; Edwin Salter Of Ocean, and
Samuel Soul Of Camden spoken Of Speakers
House. There several candidates in the field for CLERK and
other officers IN the House and SenA.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

Ioseyb Rl,kin iIsd foI ssssatcn hndrs. nM.sl
win ia.e.t 20 hl, on jone N bar % n ~ soI, .,
,.rc', Hafrer s.sbtsd IA r. pa-'s - ev,d.hr" "
contradictory. but Jury found verdict o. eNJ q sN
Ds~git with daltsro-s weapon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
MARRIED..

CUsHMAN-LYoN-on On Tuesday, Nov. 9. by John Qano Y
Adams Psfor Of the North Baptist Church Mr. Horato
Cusbmsn TO Mise Myrs Lyon, sn Of NewYoIk City -
VAN MEERBEkE-kENNEDY-ln This city Tnesdsy.
Nov. g by the Rev. ScLock, Mr. j. f. Van Nee
Mss c. N. L. krnnedv, both Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sus-Rses.... 6;ll Se,s....... 4:s7 Moon-ss,s.. tA
MGR wArkR-rHis DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 9:S Gov . sland 1923 Hell 0s,s... ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

Jacob H&sp, Charles Burshsl'.6, +. :. Haysneyer,
G.. p. L.yerlch. Edmund Pc<f,d William G. Rad.
Ab m X. Van Nest
The following are tie Currncy, Land Warrant aod
Specie qno;a.GAs for the week, corrected from the
rates cunel: &, the Banking Office OF Messrs. nv.r
son Bro;hes:
N a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
,ery item, as follows:

The Toledo Iip.eS says:
"On Tuesday evening last, at a switch between
Camden and Wakeman, on the southern division ot
the Cleveland ana Toledo Railroad known as Buffers,
capable of holding two cars, the pin was removed
which connected the target with the switch after the
switch was removed and the target was replaced in
an upright position which sgnifed go ahead. The
engine had already turned upon the side track before
il was noticed, but the engineer, quick as thought,
applied the patent Creamer brakes, which connect
from his stand through the whole train thus stopping
the train before anything but the engine and baggage
car were off the track. and averting wholesale
slaughter of passengers The fireman, bin jumping from
the engine caught his watchguard, winch threw him
in position TO break his leg. But little damage, for
tunately, was DONE
TIE latest statement of the Virginia state debt to
Oct. !, 1853, is as follows:
Amount Of rcaes OF registered cent debt e S e6 63
Amount certificates Of gsered = cent debt $4,000 20
Total registered SIS il7r6 oS
Amount of c. icstes Of public deb. issued In the
form Of coupon bonds the interest and principal
paysbe In 1l,SpOto 90
Amount OF certificates of the debt Of the State is
sued in the form of q cent sterling coupon
bonds and payable in London lS5NS 90
Aggregate public deb. Oct l. ssssi29s 50
We take the following from Edward Bills Flour and
Grain Circular
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

BnoevLY. l.DUsTRIAL SCHoOL Ass0cILT1oS.-
The srnivers,y Of the Brooklyn Industrial Schools
wss celebrated at the Athensum in Atlantic street last
evening" before numercus audience. About 80
children ranged upon The stage all o. whom were
neatly and eleanly attirod presenting a creditsbe
appearance The exercises consisted OF recations,
dialogues, end singing by the children, sld address
bz the Rev. VIM. Bartlett. The schools, composed of
the idle children found about the strees, are two in
cumbersome located in Concord street, and the
other in Nelson street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A young man
named Henry Man, While returning home Saturday evening
through T. d. attacked by three be-
Leonard and Even streets who attempted 10 rob him.
He Knocked one them down and then made lis escape
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

The strongest banks IN spece, Il VIII De seen are
the Mechanics Banking Association, North River,
State, City, Bank OF America, Commerce, Ocean,
Merchants, America, &c.
During the two weeks ending Oct. 80 the specie
received q, New Orleans nsd to......'. sfi3sS2
Previously received since Sept l. ls5s........ LtfS
Total receipts since Sept l. lSSs.'..''.'''> stS5e
p.c.issS an .irrr la, s,v,ar.,............. .iI59
Receipts sane time fsSS
In addition to the above, the Gen. Rusk arrived on
the l.. instant, from Brszos Santiago with so 9i in
specie.
The following gentlemen have been elected Directors
of the Firenens Insurance Co.: Francis l. Loqueer,
Efincham Townsend, William Agpew, Ira Smith,
William s. Herman, Cornelius Smith, Jacob X.
Neyius, Jacob A. Robertson, Charles y. s. Rowland,
Edward c. Fsle, Join J. Pfelps, Abraham Is. Sands,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

TIE MARSHES IN NEw.UTRECBT.-The property
in the of New trecht about taking
to drain the marshes in that vicinity public meeting
recently held which Mr. Tun g. Bergen presided when
apply the Legislature for the necessary power
make the required Improvements.
ARREsT or A BURGLAR.--A fellow who gave his
Williams caught IN the house of Twin j.
Spnkat No Is Nevin street, Monday night He
by the girl who called i'll officer and be
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
Increase 6s8 Dec IOss6s Inc. 49, iis Inc. 1882
The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles
to November g. for the years 1857 and 1853 have been:


Reducing Wheat Flour the the receipts OF
1853 1857, is equal to l,7Sj 778 bbs.
The receipts at tide water of the principal articles of
produce, from the opening of the Canals to and in
cluding the 9TH inst have been az follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

THr NEw CRY ARsoRY.-This edifce, situsted on
the Of Cranberry and Henry streets, will be
opened for the 9th inst, on which occasion
there will be al imposing military display, under com
mand of BrigadierAieneral Crooke. new flag, de-
signed by COL Graham, will be displayed on the occa-
sion