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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Eov. 2i--Beiors

Judge MULLEN.
THT ISDICUrD CITY GOVERNMENT or lSf.
Tie Poope agt. Fernando Wood, &c.-In this case
Mr. A. q. Hall, counsel for defense, this morning
moved .or pUsip0nement, and that the case b. SET
duwp fOT the fret Monday Ia December. Tne many
clients now ready for tria they ever were,
and they asked for pOstpOnement solely on account
of erga entered into by counsel IN consequence
having relied upon consistent course OF action on
the pait OF the District Attorney. Ii le had taken
his writ OF error there would have been ample time.
strict-AtorIey Bluut strenuously opposed the
notion Putting il down for December would, in all
probability put il to the end of his Official term,
and lie did not wish to deyolve the responsibility upon
his successor.
MIR. Hall understood that the Attorney General and
Mr.. Me- ckeon were To try II.
Mr. Blunt denied thisi be- proposed totry the mater
IN person lie thought no Distrct-Attorncy ought 70
throw tine responsibIbity upon other COUNSEL
Judge Mullen thought the case could not, with pro-
priety, be postponed til December, hs the Canceml
case was sct oSu for that time. The must 90
next week, at iurtaest.
Mr. Hall suggested Friday next.
Mr.. Bluni.-rriday Will be too late.
Mr.. Gralam.-Frday II hHngmaas day, Friday Is
always selected by the executoners, Mr. Blunt.
NJ. Hall Understood the District-Attorney that II
would be short case, but If Friday would not do, he
su- -ested Thursday.
Judge Mullen decided 90 postpone the to Thurs
day ot next week. The Judge furth sr remarked that
counsel had night 10 grgue the preliminary questions
a, 10 the manner Of finding the Indictment aud ursfic
ton. In regard 10 the Grand jury he had decided
impression but he suggested that tnat, with the ques
iion OF jurisdiction, 20 - the Ccucrs! Ierm with MS
decision.
Dir. Hall after consulting with BIS associates, said
hey acquisscci in the suggestion.
NJ. Giaham.-The question of jurisdiction rises
UPON tie plea Of net guilty, and the other point
viii consider your Honor a. ruling against us.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

suppo Cd that ;hs burglar effected b. entrance through
the scutie which appeared TO have been forced. The
accu-ed was locked up tor examination by the magis-
tra;e et the l.ssex Market Police Court.
The same rAt Officer s;oodrch u the Eighth Pre-
cnct while patroing h- beat discovered fellow in
the act g burglariouy eLterog tae unoccupe1 house,
No. Ludlow pl.cc, AMI foEthwi took him into ou-
toly. Tie prisoner gave BIZ name as II. \. Wright,
ard was taker TO the Jefferson Market Police Court
AID committed to prison 10 default Of 500 bail. II
possession q Wright was found quauti,y Of key.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Tie fr.t II load Of wheat direct from Chicago, by
way Of the Chicago, Fort Wayne Pittsburgh and
Pennsylyabia Railroad, reached Philadelphia yeslor-
dsy.
Ire Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company has de-
Glazed dividend Of 3 v cent, payable December 3.
Since the publication Of the Bank returns for the
past week, the money market has been very inactive
in point OF business in the open market and rates ara
without essential variation. There to be little
If any prospect Of revival OF discount figures much
above the quotations now ruling during tie Winter,
however much such resut may be desired as sn in
dics,on Of returning life in business circles Thus far
in our present experience, with IA unprecedented
money plethora the times have been woderfuly ex-
empt from those w!d and impressible specnlaf'ons
which usually distinguish such periods OF hnanc'a
abundance Spans Of the kind ". have had occA-
-onsy in Stocks and merchandise bu; nothing which
indicated real fcyer. II such mischievoos
movements can be avoided, which is almost
too much TO expect and the commercial
world be made to resume its former activity
and tone without these morbid and excitabls
preliminary steps it will be 81 the better for the
business community The lste-. siyices from Europe
Indicate q relapse from the slight money activity
nreyiou.ly reported Exchange ia turning in favor Of
Englsod and ths drain Of bullion has probably ceased
We may presently, from this circumstance, expect an
incresee in the bullion Golfers Of the Bank Of Eagand
and lower rates for monsy Ct the Stock Exchange.
There symptoms, a!'o, of greater speculative
activity in Lordcn aud at the Pans Bourse. Thess
items rather favorable in their bearing upon our
own stock market
The following Letter from Mr. ramam, Psesiien'
fthe Rock Island Railroad Company, Is answer to
certain u.stons propoundei 10 him by gentlemen OF
this city;
rsy-Yogx Nov i6 1889
iOz of thia ds- has b.. received. sni yoif '~'
gr.sfoLs cLr.f iy read. "a ia rr ssy "a %
r.. liar baole "a. trrd 70 ffi'r mo-y
ty se r u Peoria sei Bureau sUcy eOGa al mote taaa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

ALLEGED FueIrWE.-A man, giving bis name
a. WIN Kinney. wa arrested yesterday by tho lIsrbor
Police on a requisiton from the Governor Of New
.Ier.ev nnon Gov King of New-York. Kinney stands
charged with grand larceny and was taken to Jer'sy
Ctv bv o0;ce, Dunn. TIE moment the arrest was
made, number of the friends of the accused gathered
abou, and some trouble was anticipated bnt the
rrboDv wa placed ia one oi the p0Ae' ooa'' and
Iswed ecIVes the rlyeE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

IyCHSDI,Ry FIRE - R,HwsT.-Another fire
occurred a. Rshrs Thurdey might i the wors 4 a. in
crndi,ry Mr. W II. at, carriage manufacturer Hho."
buildings hr depot. -uspccns that at'eup woli
be- them thst ueht concluded o. wach hr prom
is.s armed with gun About - O'Clock th- evening BE- .
h- minutes to the Post otce, sud pu MS ~
tur found stable. in flames, tae ilcrdarie, having
ts.ru advnfsge of his short absruce Tue stable with
Ola. 2. wer. otay destroyed. together with their contents con-
s.ng carriages, lumber hav feed, &C. valuable
h5l s-o pershed IN tae fsmss To- stables IN oo,e
rroaits 10 the factory NJ Faft. bot owing ~ being
bIt brics escaped with but t,le injury Tue !oss will
urCbahiy Z 500.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
CORRECTION.

To tie Editor Of The " y Tribune.
SIR: In your account of the late fire IN William
street your Reporter states thar the porter ives ordered by MI
set.h to f bottle OF nitre and take the lighted
candle b. do the same lie not ordered by him 10 take
lsh at ALL but merely I'LL the bottle which he always did and
need lantern the only sh. used in the establishment beside
xs. BY Publishing the above you VII obisc,
Yours respectfully,
a NIETSCH. JR., No. l97 william street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
1Adyertisementl
STARTIING TRITnS.-M hat fact is palmer thar

that paper made II coored rag ad beachei y chem
ica paper printed upon produces piles used I'D tlr ~af'r
co-ct Nj c GAYETTY assisted by several eminent med
ica gentlemen has succeeded IN making MANILA PAfER
for III. watere uet which skfIly ana bouuu'y n-di
Gated that piles and prevent, the healthy from uira
ing that fearful dsea.e The excellence Of ts paper obvious
INTELLIGENCE and that all persons who
regard the poseon Of heah that % it. twin sister cean
Of import VIII system scay j. b espe
cay adapted persons Of habits l. il selling
Of 100 o package year sold b. drugNsts all over
the United States Whoesai-d end rcts-d the discoveries
Depot No Aun.st Look the economy Of The thifgJ0
- cents 900 FOR t Ee7h sheet has c CAVITY
s.gi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
CorRr CALENnAR-rurs DAY.
SUrRghr COURr-GEsERAL IERh.-AdOurned

sUrR.nr CoURr-GEsER.L TERs.-AdjOurned 70
December 81.
srPREnE CoURr-ClRcUr-Bot parts adjourned
70 Friday.
SUPERIoR COURr.-Nos. 492, 493, 100, ~, OLD,
e5 TO- Ci7 Ci3 C3 til oj osl 6s- 6 @ al 6s3 100 0l
7U 7,3 no 7tf no 5l 75 7G III, 7i5 7g 10 ~ ~
rs II, H. -, 80, 73, 73i, rs
kINGs CurNrY CIRCUIT COrRr--NOs - and ~.
BROoRIYS CITY COrRT.-NOs 80, %, -, 80, H.,
60 81, 81 IS 81 IS 6s ST. %. 81. n. II, r. 75 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Brn1oSs THE,TER, Broddray.-This splendid
house will he opened Saturday night for the Winter
season, under the management Of Mr. John Moore,
formerly stage manager and Mr.. Wayne Divine.
The fine American comedy Of Extremes will be
given, 10 which Peter Ritchings a great fsvorite a.
the old Park and lis talented daughter will appear.
Trey viii be supported bya frst-cGs company, com
pr,ing Of the best and most popular artists to be
obtained. The enterprise will doubtless be worthy Of
the hearty support Of the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
Ia W LNIELLIGEN
THE LATE BENZ. +. BUTLER.

Tie decease of TIE Hon. Benjamin +. Butler was
appropriately noticed in tie several Courts yesterday
H. the Supreme Court, General Term, remarks Were
made by Mr.. Jas. r. Brady Joseph Blunt the Dis
tlic. Attorney and Judge Davies and in the Superior
Count by Mr. b. W. Bonney, Richard Busted, and
Jude Perrepont, and the Courts adiouroed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

A1TINrr TO AssAsSIyArE PoLrCENAy.-At late
hour on Tuesday night, Officer Lyons of the Ninth
Ward Police observed three Troop avenue,
between Myrtle and Flushing avenues, and fom their
action took them to be thieves The officer
nearly up them unperceived, and saw that they
disputing about the division Of some Money which one
of them held in bag stocking. Thinking they
might have robbed farmer, committed burglary,
the officer took hold of one of the men who was sitting
on stone. The other two rescued the prisoner, and
threw the officer down. On getting up, one OF them
fired pistol the ball of which perforated the officers
cap taking with il rome hairs. The fellows then made
their escape. The officer thought advisable not 10
follow them further, the neighborhood is thinly
populated. He however fred his pistol at them but
without effect.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
U. $ eoMMIssIoNENs oFEIcE-NOy. !l-BefoIo N

kEANsTH q. WHtrs
TIE POsI-oFFtCE ROBBERY.
The case Of Join Hamilton, who is charged with re-
c-igul ie.e embrld by Henry Reed night clerk N the
Po-t for examination today tx Judsr Btcoe
appeared oE the defendant. Tue examination Is stu oa
Before Mr KicH,RD r. sTlLWELL.
ATTFNPIING To PAS, CUJNTERFET co.'s.
Frank Fenner was brought up and examined on n
charge Of mptug 20 pass counterfeit gold dollar on
.n named Essh Marh Avenue A. appeared that h'
rendered the ymeu for article he nat plr.hss"i,
sad she discovered bad ard told hi of IT, He tsn
offered her bill which she also refused saying that was
bad ser officer and had trrer sre.ief There
being proof that defendant attempted % pass The money
kuo. ag l. 20 b. counterfeit, h. discharged.
Before Nj JOSEPH bRiDcHAN.
The GnOOkLfS COCSTERFEtTERs COMMITTED FOR
TRIAL.
Tdwnrd Edwards Amelia Edwards and Samuel
Pses recently arrested In \, ri" syrpnr
Brooklyn mailing r1untrtt colu examined tcoc
Commissioner Bndyhsm, who committed them for tnal
rHE ORANGE COUNTY COUSTERFEGTfNG CASE.
Martin Shears charged with making counterfeit
money arrested days sso in Walden Orange
rli W I'D for trIai
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

MADAME GAzzASica's BEssFir... NJ siame Cara
pips the eminent operate tragcdienne and estmsble
lady, takes benefit stthe Academy tomorrow night.
.Robert e Disble is the opera, herself, Madame Ls
horde and Fermes In the csst. Nile. Piccoomni has
kindly volunteered her services, and will appear at
Matinee on Saturday, when II Trovs'ore' viii be
given for the last tme-Purchaser' OF reserved seats
U.Soy riobt receiving q ticket for the Matinee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

CLIMATE: Irs IMPRESSIONS oS CIyILIzATroS.-The
Rev. X. :. Stons r., d. d., lectures this subject
before the Young Mems Christian Association this
evening, at the Cooper Institute. Such subject in
such hands cannot fail to be interesting.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
NEw:YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a5,

er.. .' srr. i- hi. cs t. whether the d. 1lar,
cs,rs - 49, tbs r.,rin. of ,s- pio, - srv
q to- option ths be Thee words = b. under
tie sscrhd ti-rr ir o!- paris OF the ~
.h., -y ,a H. tssias he charge al ri'f
sT oprs,e ard irteed sod duty $ 20 se' tne courr
snd tskr the SD coutl = tie s--.e or the i-
rose drcnE ier In is4t course TIE master q e,..,eE
ve.ss usy q b. ri~ss~- P,'ru Tat etiy h.'-i ol =
lcelsct po' ard a, u-cel'd prsou isr1 mat auis ~ an
Ill ard q ir >s-rr ~h-n hcrrssf ct-rs rs
s.ryics. would lab ihc persty n re th sei9n
Bot The master at Pecqd~d from einPoyrs any H''r-
ro~rT Vlich hf rT pease DEL uay max lse snolt fe',
OF boat % s'es's os tst Po- 1d 70 q cannot ~ aoar
POSE TIE .al-rt1r % ha cor-.e ard position
nl-c a. q" eAsrse snd co1oci ~ ta' rse' pc .a'
sl = ,he bera re object oi e. l-fl,-s.' o 's
rorrct rf charge cf the vessel .lch within te -snng &
~ sc IT. ni''d re - nnl'' - any '.,e On "a 'P' R
obtain fe u he ski ia Pilot sud g. him
tf .LA'-. --. SO. VI '-, = 80 80. - - - 90 ~
,h pr-s-nt it is expressly found si he 'ieaaius
riye- Court va iaa; hold that Pcnsy
Il wss assumed oa e ,ral e tie issna,n. that hc
s,r,. u - Business 'owaEc. Il 6fl End siNh
que Il hc aeincot 70 toe JodS, ras-a to- ie'ou sad
fh r~q,; ha the Jly ~-' "a iAai 80 e' aoue oy
ty tre Jucse ,ss-s l;n this qualification. tha
liz defendant eisrc-i tifod TIE movement. Of tn
aud hr coAIcg spirit teen si' sr = one Of
r.las t. ta tbs, ,tcudsns excepted sui o. hbias taai
II, rnsrr ss, - rrrrtif AZ at Of potasc ,hins
lsued .r erred. s,o ihias he erred IN r- -oS
20 cAes ia, the antus NiouFu being s'rag5 a. pro-
p.a % hsd vessels through He Gate.
being h- flc 'as reattE O. potare. snd tn2t
IN section Of th 4 efT tcshs-s excepted
oresti.n We thick tost the facts proved the
defendant las g.; e~n s1 q a2y ohsee under re ac o'
a. a., aud hat tttrc n rrsus % fnare ~ ir pa
t uctonpa requested snt tha luenty the coa
vti b. reversed. Judgment s<sinst the People.
N before judge CLERKE -DEci'ioSs
James VI. QGimby It. Nelson L. S'e~art.-Mouon
70 amend answer eFastrJ, on payment q : 10 costs
Benjamin HaNtul a, 81 as'. William HaNan GO aL-M'aon
granted
Geo,e j. Iactsou s-t Odt sheldon ct sL-Hoou fos la-
junction denied. y i,h 10 coss
Soptis Nsu /a-d Jared Linsey - aL-Aiditionsl
sllop AZ of 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

OPfRA IN BRooELls To-sIGHr.-The opera Of
"The Barber Of Seville" il to be performed at the
Athenaum; Madame Lsborde, Sgnors Maggiorochi,
F!orenza, Lorini, &c, appearing in the opera.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
lAdvertsemer..
OI-rRI's Con LIVER on JFIIY-approYed

By the New Yofk Academy Of Medcneposseet al tie VIZ
pure Cod Liver on ard taken without unplesant
Physician. uuzcousinted with /, requested 10 call a
his Office ara inve.Eat- its merits Olce No lS Ah-a'
PgkfoLD, CLAY Co.. Wnoess.e Agents No. fleicaer't
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
BROOKLIN ITEMS.

George ". Curtis delivers his lecture Sir Philip
Sydney, or the Gentleman this evening at the New
Chapel, corner Of Clinton and Congress streets,
RronklYn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
RIAL E5TATt.-The following sales were made
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange BY A. J.

Child SUFFOCATED.-COrOner Perry held an in-
que., Wednesday No ll9 es street the body of
child years of named john } Kennedy WHO
found dead in bed having been su8ocsd beiseen the bed
coilDg The Juy rendered verdict Of desth from 'ano-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

AMERICAN GEoGRAPHICAL AND SraTIsTIcAL So
cIETY.-An address, by John Rae VI. d., on Arctic
Explorations life and customs of the E.qumaux, Illus
trated by suitabe maps, With an exhibition OF the
recovered relics of The late Sir John Frauklns party
will be delivered at Niblos, on Thursday at O'Clock
ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

HAwATnA SIT TO MUsIc.-Mr Robert Stoepel, well
known to US composer, as well chef dorctestrs,
has Just put the Flushing touch to musical version
Of Longiellow famous poem, Hiawaths.' 1t VIII
be fret produced in the of tue winter, at Bos
ton with strong orchestral force, Mr.. Stoepo (n6e
Heron recitirg portions of the poem between the
musical parts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Dr. Rae vii Lecture this evening at N'bo's before
the American Geo, rapbics and Satisfied Society on
bis experience il the Arctic regions, and proposes to
exhibit 20 the public Of the recovered relics tfter
Sir John FrGtklns party. DR.. r. was the leader Of
several expeditions to the Arctic regior-, has spent
two Winter seasons almost wthout fus among the
E.quimaux, traversed over 5000 miles Of land on
srow-,boes and IL therefore competent to speak from
bis experience on this extremely interesting sob
ject.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

TuE COUNTRY GESTLEaAs.-This excellent family
ptper taking the night course to increase its crcula
tior. 1t il doing what every sensible business man
must do in this sge Of newspaper resding-t is adver-
tising Tie world depends upon advertisements for
information. How can the reading country gentle
man, who takes commercial political, or religious
paper know OF the existence Of such paper that
entitled the County Gentleman, except he sees it
advertised He may desire just such paper, so ex-
actly adapted to his needs farmer gardener fruit.
grower or inprover of carths surface, and yet not
know Of liz existence except by seeing it advertised
The paper itself only needs to be seen to insure large
circulation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Tn CorRr oF SEssIoss.--t re- NoVeini~r Term
Of t.. Cont coLeld,d yes.rrdsy hTo' J'h-ou, eN
,ou..r-,c o. asu. and t-tts o. p'i-o1rr.
- .uced TO- f5- % - II cesHit q 'i't--c
TO -.- Court taeu arnsc uEti t=r '" -' oe Or
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

ClrrURr oY BvRGL,Rs.-About u o'clock yeeter-
day morning. the porter in the tailoring establishment
of Mr.. George w. Fsrnham, No. SIS Broadway, was
awakened by some one gropios about hls sleeping
room. In al instant the porter jumped ont of bed
and running to the window gave an alarm which
brought Officers Senior and Stages of the Fourteenth
Precinct TO the spot The officers searched the build
ING and found that the intruder had made hs way up
stairs and left the building by the scuite Inc semitic
Of No 522 being found open the officers entered tla'
building and renewed their search which resulted IN
the discovery of the burglar, who was slowed sway
in a dark room. He gave his name a. john WILSON,
and In his possession found carpet bag contain
hg a canoe some wsicoes and chi-eL Tie lower
doors oi Mr Feinhams place were locked and Il Is
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
fAdvtr:isemen.l

GAs-GAS-GAs FIXTURES.-A large sssortc
r,sut II beautiful and entirely designs viii BE- n I'D
sres, Depot, No SIG Brosiway The ;rsde
Piled o. ne u.AA. te!ns ARCHsE, NAhAks 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
CITY ITEMS.

Joha G. SAKE, esq., vii read his popular poem on
Love in all it's Phases" before the Mercantile Ia
blary Association at Clinton Hal, Astor plscs, on
Tlursdsy evening
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
SUPERIOR COURr-Nov. .. -
SUIT AGAINST rHE CORPORATION FOR BAGGAGE LOsl
Ti THE DFFECT OF PIER.


~ IHE DEFECT UF 4 PIER.
Msrgsret :. McNsir at, TIE MAYOR g.
The plaintiff resided 10 Phliadelphs the summer
of 1886 L. company with party Of friends. she started FOR
Ssrstosa early Augrs. Of tsa yeu. On arriving AZ New
Yo she put up Nichols Hotel One morning In tue
es,iy part Of the coach of the 81 Mich
ol, % SpTE pier No + 20 take steamer up the
The r, Of his passensersn Boat on one
aud turning around - the other boat
or vehicle broke through % tho
a. aid the boe ths made 90 the hub The
effect 20 precpi,ae three trunks from the Of the coach
the one 4 these belonged % the plaintiff ard
filed with the wearing apparel she taxing 20 Saratoga for
her penoua The rescued from the uyer BAT
the clothing COZ aimed o plaintiff ruined TIE
corr stint claimed r0 damages from toe city assuming 70
l ID The Coporsou .ho for Of the scciieu
A. wa proved plank water soaked and rotter
togh 20 appearance Of is condition % be discovered
IN. srf. tydcnrr given show that the tor OF the
coach safe place o stovins baggage Ii hsd railing
around 70 from tx 20 eight inches nigh
Counsel tho prosecution moved for non sun on the
ground tht the Corporation De made liable for casually
which result, The fa that any public oat OF rrpa
and referred McGiuity The MAYOR Sc, In
rrpo this position The judy due the motion holding that
10 distinction could be adr h tween The liability OF acopors
ton of individual and ruling that rhe Jury must tc
erune whether prD1r eAercisei ~ prevent s
Verdict plaintiff FOR 90. uOdtATd Tor plsiur
Busted ioT defendants
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

AIaRy of FiKE.-There va an harm 81 IRE n The
Fifi D,,rirt yesterday sferuoor. 80 ea---l o. ne
t,ruipr u ctiurey g. Hudson az, nue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Some Thanksgiving pies sent to this Office from the
Establishment Of Mrs. Hopkins No. 90 Third avenue.
are about the finest material for internal improve
mcnt' that one can desire.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

THr New FERRY LEAsE.--It is stated that the
CoGss.occrs Of he New fork Sinking Flsd w require
provision BE- Inserted the ferry lease the P-s p
ferries that the OF ,hs lesses sha
sLed 10 their bsss purpose Of
.1tiu gushing fires sides called upon
Caef Eus Of fire Departments For mi. service
~ Compensation oi - per hour. 1ne le.sr IS
70 be sold on the .yth OF December
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

NV CoUSTEEFEITs.-Counterieit bills Of the de-
nomination of so, purporting TO be issues of the
Farmers' and Merchants Bank of Middletown Point,
n j., were circulated about the city yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Bells HEAD.-The cattle market turned out worse
even than was anticipated on Tuesday. Not that such
az were fit for beef in toeraby deceu order to
kill were very low, but the market for the portion
and pretty large it is, of mean, coarse, oxen,
stags bulls steer, old cows, thin steers, and such
stuff ss farmer would be ashamed to keep, and could
not well keep alive through the winter was as dull as
could be easily imagined A great many cattle were
sold at prices only equivalent to 536c y fb for the
meat and not few were left unsold: the supply
being too large for the demand. The supply Of good
beeves is too small and prices equal to &c. . ID for
the beef.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

TIE VIcrM oY HIGHw,Y ROBBERY RSTUsES TO
MAKE CoNrLAINT.-At q late hour on Tuesday night
a German, named Anton Adel, while passing up
Avenue A, between Eighth and Ninth streets on his
way home was attacked by three men, who knocked
him down, and after brutaly beating him about the
head and face, robbed him Of sS 10. The thieves
made desperate effort to secure his gold wstch and
chain but were unsuccessful The same night, shortly
after the above occurrence, policeman Of the Seven
teenth Precinct arrested one Martin Petrie, whom
Ade positively identified the leader of the trio Of
hghwaymen who attacked and robbed him. Petrie
locked up for the remainder Of the night and was
yesterday morning taken to the Essex Market Police
Court, where Adel refused 70 make complaint sgaus
the prisoner but would not give for so doing
Under the circumstances the Magistrate had no other
alternative than TO discharge the accused, which he
did.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
Rrpnr ,p1rs.-The house Of NJ. Wm. II. Camnhel.

BrRGI ,RIrs.-The house OF M Wm n. Campbell
h County Crrt ,ua,d The o! Nos:rsad sat
W,cioH street lonou.y entered Thursday nlh sni
robbed Of worth $so The fellows
svrv room In h- down IN The dining where
they meal 20 se al tse e.s; = 10 it-
eo.e,s lad gathered soe 500 vorta ot articles
.ss.ion "a hs above left bundled p.or
II kely they heard nos- and usde t- OF IN time.
They took goods including ttia OF butter avsg II
TIE hu,- Of Mr. Amo. Hatfield on th- neI' eoras, slso
robbed Of - wca oi ai''c!' iHanIy lte' ~
are.... S.vsrA other buI sEes committed tie
ri.h.. b., Ike amounts stolen w--r sr1s-L