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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-13
Supreme Court-In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge rngraham.
ANOTHER LADY IN A LUSArIC ASYLUM

ANOTHER LADY IN LUNArTC ASYLUM
JAN. 12-Tn the Matter Of me Petition Of wv. r. Cas-
for Writ Of Habeas Corpus for Louisa Wofsohn-A wrs
was granted returnable this morning, the PETITION d
Mr. Case who states that he has been personally solicited
by Louisa wofsohn, formerly OF this city, to petition the
Courtfor her release from the Kings County Iuulc Ay
lurn where she has been for long time past, and now
illegally confined and restrained from her berr by mr.
John " Lansing, resident physician Of said asylum; thai
she is confined on the pretenco OF her insanity shs
being there placed by her father, dward WosoAn, who
the petitioner says has secretly and under false ciencc
confined her there against her will and protest that
is OF sound mind and lawful age and competent and able
10 take care OF herself
In TO the writ the respondent appeared Court
accompanied by the lady, who is young apparently TIVE
three and twenty, good looking, well dressed and
mild and quiet demeanor. The return N thcwrit act
forth that the lady placed under his custody BY vru
OF warrant signed the law directs, by two mags
tratos Of this city, and issued upon the adavis q Drs
Brown and Corey. OF the Bloomlngdae Lunatc Asylum
that she is Of unsound mind and that would he for tn
injury of herself and others II she permitted TO go
large. This return fortified by aidavits from Drs
lansing and Brown, the lady's father and others.
The case set down for hearing Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock, Miss wolfsohn In the meantime 10 rensa
under the care of DR.. lansing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-13
Supreme COurt-In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.

JAN. l?.-O7In Terry rs The Mayor dc, Of N,o T~&,
and Notwithstanding the statement OF the com
plant to be true the defendant during the progress q
this suit sustain injury by the doing OF the act
which be II is usual to grant Injunction
unless TO restrain injury which may be Treparabie
such practice has any extent obtained
aGmonish ms that THIS power should be exercised with
caution This writ IL the strong arm Of the Court and
should never be outtretched uplfed except to pro
tct the weak and restrain Injury for which other
relief can be afforded For these aud reasons heretofore
stated in this case cannot ii duty to interfere By
Injunction IN the present stage Of this cause and the
motion il therefore denied.
Frederick a. Conktng and others Daniel D. Remsn
and c,hesMoton for attachment Denied without costs,
and without prejudice to an action.
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Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth and a Jury.
slit For rNJf-pTrs

JAN. 10 -Wm. Bioosr The Alloire Iron Woris,--Ths
action for injury done the plaintiff wallle in the
defendants employ. appears that Bigger vas on has
way home from work when an omnibus struck against
scaiodng that erected the entrance to de
PENDANTS premises, and knocked down the plaintiff
His leg was broken by the falling mbers and be has
entirely recovered. The defendants paid the DOCTORS
bill, contributed some luxuries TO plaintiff during
his suerngs and gave him SIS In cash and three tons q
coal for all Of which the plaintiff gave them aoqu
lance they then offered him the situation OF door keeper
at 81 day which he declined He subsequently repud-
a'ed the receipt which he had given them, alleging thai
he did not know The contents Of the paper when be sgned
1t. Verdict for plaintiff, 5000.
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United States Circuit Court.
THE CITY SUED IN Tux FEDERAL COURTS

THE CITY SUED IN TUE FEDERAL Courts.
JAN. 12-Rdnsom and Wenmdn rs. The Mdyor, dc. AZ
Ne,o Tork-The plaintiffs in this paentses Of
apparatus for extngushng fires, and some line ago
brought OF their machines from Cincinnati fer IN
spccton Of the fire department OF this city, but
approved or and after being used returned. Tue
plaintiffs sued the city In this Court aud obtaneda verdct
Of $40 600 against them The Comptroller, lowev@,
would not pay Mr.. Jas T. Brady moves, On behalf
Of the defendants. for trial. the ground Of
sve damages, and that tho defendants did nd the
patent 10 the extent claimed.
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SMALLPOX IN MARYLAYD.--This disease prevails
in Somerset county Md, and the Pracess Anne Polrio
saysIn Salisbury number ~ cases have occurred aud
coubuess there will he others We learn that the
chants there. With except o1s have closed doors
business Of al Kinds being very generally suspeulod all
FYsiug VII isaru anxiety sn sbalewel VI The disease
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BeIOFc Hon Judge CIerke.
JAN. 12.--Odtmdn rs. Taylor and Ohers.-This WIS
suit 10 about $40 600 the OF several pt
endorsed by Phneas I. Oatmsn From nformsih
in the proceedings the plaintiff was nonsuited.
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There being choice a recess was taken TO see II
understanding could be arrived at but The half hour
was spent frulessy the subject finally aid
until next week. The Board then adjourned.
CENSUS or ruE DEPARTMENTS.
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~ ie;i~e asrsnS msrt.; srs; ..L. .,,.-~'
81 - for rood IN esf-s Nii~saAss Ci.s 49, -
=, "t,'s .-e,.n..l'i o. a ser " R-s wl,.-,s rs
car 'td ltroi. CorS IN zs,der,. qa-.,. o.. G.
ss-t q - 80 - sH-csne AID stssSe ssas5 es'
lee Bush .; e.. oars ssi.i, a.. q, IS ~; -
r,anssa 49, o, =. -. a, = c.sAL rstIssrs W
tu,h. wh,si q SO bs,h. Com. Sgi,srs,s rsv e.
lb Flour ~ 81 es.A. whs., - roo s1.l Ca, ssSs C.
,,,s =, ;s S.~ ~ %Vr.o.. aDcs.ssrd ~
.s'ey a,n.nd =, q Prr.H; sOes; ssles Il = q. -
~, 10Y M,ssfI ~ ~. ,o'ias fru tie .:,e,
p,rrei Yellow Round ok =; "a. s..,,s nss's; ~
VIA sr-esl-.Ss is'hr,. -sl-r. holSur ~ - - a.
o s9S sSJ NV: ssa s.s sa,ssrs IA
crsst s,n Sep. an, ,,le. q co-,.,
90 o. up GO" c..' go! Nad,.. s-,:,l n
.t, q ncS sr.A :, 81 y sor .ss.. i s.ssy wn
.er sru ..e. q !. so sa.A ps inias. s s-,sl q
bush wses, S. so su.h Com, sooe sa ss - r
E's: so.S nh @ss.. rf az. EN- f1'G s
hosiLs, Sept. ?t-The sale. Of Cores 80 Aw
b... >. :.G 70, MiS al .'.. q =. wed =. -
Of a., year, stock isso bales, s.sse ~ ns a.. -
cH'c.sS Sep; 2'xs Pon.ftsrs ;es. w %ss..'t
800 bbs Tloer 81 600 bush whsn ~ sss,rsrs sasu
o-we.o: I7:co bach. whss. RscsyfsS, 80 = Cor.
IS go su-h. whesi and IS 90 eash Con- ~" sss rsx
IS 10 for .SpersEe wslssr sss.ss ss ssisss ..
~, A-.s Potx SIS - wHF.r sasEss,SS4 ~ -" ".
wsoi We sS raj. Mdis !. n S.1, s.. ssss :. p
FssIesr.; Cotton 30 LiverpO0. is7se. Eass.se. ssS
B,Irisosf. sers sIytovs srn: ,,),.o f,..,.
ard Howard s,se-; a. - 80 HaH,r frms, - va 0ss
hishsr. White, 81. Yellow, sidssc. wHss ~ sA
Provisions eriet u.
PsILiprtPsIi, sept a-Flork srm 81 ssssss ~
,caIc- and wanted advanced 9aSc. .srs 4 An WI,
Coss weak At sSc for yellow. Paovistoss AN '~'sl
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Richnrd.on. spence 4 Co.'S Circular.


This arrivals conss, Of 81 S4 bush WHEAT 49, bush
Co.'s 1873 bbl. FLOUR from the States and Canada 8 q'
WncAr III sacks FLOUR from France and SO qrs. WHEAT
4sl3 qrs Com, from the Mediterranean.
ksrn.rs deliveries Of WHEAT for week ending Last
urday were ioSlo ar, at Is against o5sil qrs SO in the
The weather continues unsettled bu, Til. has little Influence
es,ps have been wa secured
Te generally quie, steady
and Baltic bringing fulS previous bu, American
changed in value FLous OF bet quality and in good condition.
Of ID. y bb. Ispr,s CoES neglected.
A. ro0ny market the ATTENDANCE Of buyer. large
FLOUR retail ale sud uusit-r,d n value hDIN CoRS in
-.hs improved inquiry; a5I6dSl ior Yellow 81 asa for
Tn French freely Offering Wheat aud Flour for future
iii OF Tie tr. ae. have been made a; - ass
W. qgo,e-WHr,1, Icd, Chicago, 5 6a5 g.; Mwaakee 3
a. lIa,a1a seo % T rIn , 'l aaS
&. = - extra Ohio, = a. "a NJ" O,ans > Is e
BrEf sell. o.iy ii r-.si. 20 iornerr,t.s
Poss-lri,a steady in price, BIZ he aoinEi DO American
BacoS continue. 20 meet moderate consu7 rive demand
srd hle sorts, which nov less pt are held with greater
CHrEsf IN fair rur.t COOL qualities nseti-r ready sale.
L.kIhe nel' are A,di SID sales eEc Only ia set. a.
TALLowTie ac.; advice. from g. Petersburg have been
rs'aer weak end the adga1 Of m week has been scarcely
n.,aialned 81 We woui quote value Of Bdcher Aocl
ton H. London the pce La ao Fcceded r y. C. closing
1'ta5 spot; - al The month ~ 10 October aid De-
c.inber
RosNc omnou 10 fsir demand ~ a ,, aes 900 bbs
B,RE quiet ~ sGl" or PHILADELPHIA ior Baltimore.
Oms-Of sperm 10 safes. TIE market bare Of While
CiovFEsErD--Hq ira. actions 90 report.
CoTToS-Ihere he been gooa trade 'ni export demand
l. ouiy sooi co1r-d ton. ~ che oon4 lar qualities
suy advance o10t-t On. n these kinds prices
Improved aboo; A e D. hogsh a. the e'e today there sp-
Dol stained brown sandy Cotton and mixed pIr,-,
teirstssea ia rrrier,nrr a. So ,1s.d p y. "a Island
have ben rather Inquired i bus holders Till very
ding Orleans 5.l6i. Mobile I'd, Tpiui., "a = D..
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MARRIED..

BROWN-NcMlLAN-On THURSDAY, Sept. ., az the first
Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, r. d., by the Rev Nj Nc
Lean. William A. Brown 10 Maggie second daughter Of ATc
bald Mcmillan, deceased.
DURYTA-BURR-On Thursday, Sept. o. AZ the Second
avenue Baptist Tabernacle hy the Rev Edward Lahrop Mr.
Andrew DuIyca Mis- H,urca, second daughter of the
lse Row land Burr, all Of this city.
DU BOIS-DEYO-On Thursday $, u, - by The Rev c. H.
slit, Mr. George Dg Bots Of PoIghkeesic, Ms Maggie
D,yo Of Clh,toldAle, Ulster County.
JONES-UUNS- Wedne sdsy Sept. .. by The Rev. Geo
Bush Mr. Thomas !. Jones, United states Navy 60 Miss
Rose W. Dunn all Of Brooklyn.
KIRK-FLYNS-Ou "Wednesday. Sent. -, by the Rev j. r.
stewart MI y Norman kirs Of Delaware County PENN %
Mis- Ssrsh Flynn Of this city.
MURRAY-BRONER-On Wednesday morning, Sept - 10y
the Rev. W. : hal, MI Thomas W Murray 70 Am Eliza
eldest daughter Of @ aries Brewer osq all Of this CITY,
aHAFER-GORDON-ln jersey City on "Wednesday, SEPT
- the Unitarian Church BY the Row O. b, Fot- usham
Dir j. Calvin SLATER Mis- Susie L., second de lghteT OF
Philip Gordon, csq, all Of jersey City
SLfATH-LiDDLfOu Tuesday Sept 2l 90 the residence of
!. Od,l eco IS The Rev VI. g. Hodge M Edward Sheath
20 Mis- Jane Liddc.
PKINS-DELAMATER-on Tuesday, sept. p, BY 'hc
Rev. Joel Parker ". Tompkius q Jennie NJ only daugh
Ter Of +. ID D. 'aaltcr rl ~ this cl'y.
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Barring Bro,hcr- & Co., Circular.

Pc Aaoarg LoNnoA Fro s. Sr-f. TO. 1855
Our Coonf ard For-sn Pou.e market. have been ,t-ly
lowe ~ s5loo. ~ money. y Qg Tor iue account Bar 81
vi. or. NeNcan Dollar. lit American Ease' u =.
Do.b.coI--> 0aIi-h. Is south ArlrT.-a - ln
COcNfALlio rag 20 auction solt a. rrlrr higher rates
HciC-as silver q ~ pa -s.r. lvl D. fr good 1oG
ae 5Cj for ordinary at lifng. black being mostly
j. rlu. ga it. Iens-lar black 5r9uz-. >
L-h-f and for f1tr Tlr sale.
90 C-ss il barrels 80 Rags Plantation C.yon 80 30 ff3 for
Is Cd. s,od pa berry 81 0s-s Naive c. a. q o..
r good ord, aad 81 80. r 4ea Esreu.sli .u5 cas'
E1fls-tll ~ tle quality brought p tL0t i1 second and
ls pile IS a.k- 20 bb- IS sg- J.aica a. e - ~ ord
60 81 50 dol ow mid GO rl-y bales ~ ls
Ia. Mcrt8 -3 a. f1r mid. % good mG. -rrel ~
ba-. Costa Ksags nj Tor ire o aid - al iur mid %
CoEsThe- ply q IL b Whel. saoEt. ala To- nsrs
con-eq nru. La weeks syeragr pre- a neat
50. . p llln tlrt = lrtr"i " qtnts " hifr AieFl-
,au " lc.t, ~ 50 Rcd. a. - Flour = - 2 bol
sud Bauca. 10
Corto, rH se. 20. ihe week To- ba-. A. Liverpool the
1.suf IS extensive aua prices c-sler; ss,s TO- the weeS
o 90 telts. Midiug OIiesus. 5-i6i.
COCoA.-et1 o. 100 ilzs G-ayq-.l Cd o. -
C0FFFR que--t0u-h Csk- aud l1". sll- IT. nt-t Sc
lc'ted kl5 TO- SheaL. = llsd yellow Meal saeytAlns
Uguss &C up.1I d. e,s.. sod s,s5 6@f Ctrh. COZ
h--- partly sod from - cas- 'or lair quality Iunrfic: o
70 e. iiel Cochin I'D ., II rea sanders "ood ID TINS
HrMF.-Ru.s.aa I'M - Petersburg Clan e5la - 5.
Manila BE- coed deuala mid % r ropins tAo /" IL aid
s.d t-s0 ~ tO re: lAg -s ir ploic sale. nearly all
further advance Of TO- Is q ION. VIZ, from 10 y
XII H. frr low common quality az i- Sls 10 TOT
mid with OIL = very good from .l3c ~ = TN
>F.LrER steady e. .2l siosk l.t ms 4, "a
INDIGO hsr.. n, ue1t quarterly ae hzri 9r III l2A
Octat-r h.n -. y = c -hes sill evpert b. ole red
lEoN.-wel.a l. rather hner Bafs 70 s. Rsii. 70 5
80 20 = ~ Wslrs scoirh ~ d 'f i-Asa Hoa Ok
AoLAssrs-GooS qaair- ia rsqge. b.t .-s 70 report
LR.sFD-The srnTs'sIe os-'qr', aLiJn ladii boalhsy
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DIED.

BELCUER-Oa Friday Sept; a. a. ulon. j., VIII IN X
infant OF William n. and sarah l. bcehcr OF Ne~-loTk
T. Benedict; No y Park lsce, NewsEk y J,
on Monday. The 27th inst, at II 3.
BLoODGOOD-u ths city. on Thursday morning Sep. .,
aer sevcrc lucss Nn T. Bo0dg0od, aged % years.
BELLE this city Thusday SEPT, p Henry the second
son Of hugh and Isabella Bell Of barns.
COREN-At No 80 Carmuc street on Thursday. Sept g
Jesse Frances, only Oh I'D q John ii. and Alice Corey.
CuRRl-ln Brooklyn, Thursday, sept . Ann Curry.
daughter OF le Late James Curry IN the Si;h h,I
DOUGLAsS-fn this CRY, Thursday M ming, sept .
James T. Douglas, formerly Of Albany ia the 7lt ycaT
hi
DE- FRfFSF-At Csrkcs,owi Rocklsnd Comfy o, Thurs.
DAY uorune, sept 3 william De Fre-e, sgcd So years.
HATTIsON-At Penout, a he residence OF Geo. Dough.
~ esq Alexander Mafsuu SON Of The bate Alexander Malt-
Of this cts, in ,he lg,h year OF III age
The friends AID rcyc also those 90 Nat'u 0rph and John
Madison, respectfully invited 90 attend ihe f-noal
Inouiue attic O'Clock The remains vail BE- taken TO Plain
tsd, \. J.. FOR iutgrmcuL
MoRRELIOn Thursday Sept. % Sarah Ana wife % Thos
r. Morrcu.
III, friend. and acQuaiusrccs q tho family respectfully in
Ni'co 60 attend her iouer saturday afternoon a. O'clock
ior h'l e residence No q Fith street. bfooAy r. d.
AlTChELL-On THURSDAY evening sept. , after severe
illness 81 more nan two years. Mr.. Anne C., wife Of Hcury
Mitchell IN the 2sth war Of h,r az.
The relatives aud friends invited % attend TIE funeral
= m on Sunday Tomorrow 81 The Ers, Free VII Bspts
Church, Twentieth street, near seventh
PERSONA No. $50 sixth street rhurs4lv morning
sept g. Edw Perscn builder u tAe fh year Of hs as.
REYNOLDSn jersey CITY "Wednesday. $ r. . az his
Isieoncc No lo Raiosd avenue Bernard Re- aods The
3s;h year q hi age.
.vORREY-ln this cty. Thursday sept. g. William B.
OF Cornelius L. aaa Patience h IoHey. sscd year
~ uDths and days
tho N-on Thursday Sept, q Charles W Thorn eyed
month ana " dAS son Of Charles and Faster Thorn Of No
su Wst street.
wrsrA, Orange, n J.. on Thur.dsy, Sept. p Mary N.
"n,r,glsn wife q Samuel G. West. eyed SO years.
1hs iS Der bros n-sy Wn L.couey Day street;
No1b Orsnse on Saturday, at Y o'clocl =. -
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NEW YORK DALEY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY September s5 1853

cod q -ss- an C.-u,.. Sc 3, ar i-ai'y On ;ae '7
ed q ~ ;T'' 80 + = >. p NJ So -,
hsad- - Import from Jsn 20 he Pre-eHf ''"s !, lea,
LusssD clKs, sor-aas sI- Be-, American, IA sArrris
ons--F., ese: oiv- n rood demand. GsIipoh IS
SAINT seysns- - sass sIaa AZ n fos csy-
IL RIea e..lI... s,r'1 ssi,sa ryi''y s 80 ss
ma hs and s I'D for GOOD Bslan.
stacy .hos: afa q dong Aeoa, o gqn. oss, Ar.
Jusie. 81 iad as ia Few Le,~ard' a; Sd 10 pa.
b.y have srer cold fs price. IS ass r q . &c IS
,sin,. II as b-ins r-f "a pgivs.,v hs .Ai-.
only 80 bag. B,ns. q f9r y y :. for > y "a Is sr
Is: isp. h.vs s ,c Va Ma i .. s,' " -
srrcrs-Qf g.. bags A.sbsr offered oa,h.N Only 'on a.
sd 20 "a. 80, 90 a. "a .r, II, C..a LIZ
r,,ssv. =, b. ,airn Cloves-Ss bags Zsiss,
me- WI. -,as Sss;in-. dun AID bayeb 80 A.a .oe
.H.kt ADVANTAGE in pce. or West ind' ny o ead have
e.'e 90 :. al. s;f-n.d. At s. a. .ad - hhd c,..4
- D-er,. AZ q ed<s 6 The rbHc sales Of Ea,; Lad
s.ys stIn a .. b s.. ts Ard Is @ Msd. sd
native IS. Foreign; ~ b. ~ eos fSIe Sco were
GOV sp sboS, t~ohird Lcs boxes H.v.ns shout h
rsiIed. the former q q go for mid Brown 20 o~
r.fEsr eIssr,, ~. AID the .t;er .ly 81 AID some
gSSsi evt esy-, usn'ly Sc az t's los nc 20 80
a.
bag Peyshs import were oid srsr ne 's-
q s. for rc or Browr. By private irrsiy We nave .nx
notice sr ss o. 400 bags unclsy-d Manila CT u VEG
c,rso Of so txe. No II Hsysn fully insured ~ io az
oury = and eco boxes Wke Hsvsns part OF arg ooone az
rec. e 81 Ps,srsbers $50 fully insured 81 u The market
clse~. with trmE.ss. -
III. TIA marie, Inactive Ind pees generally are rs,aer
lower. 81 =,
TALIow quiet Pe.-rsirs C. On he SPOT, ST. al the
month sellers .. So al The 80. .
oo bbi- Rough -d a. = and 400 ets II
hip 81 10 : 100 bbl-. Sp4ri'. .; 81 SrN
AsrRioAS STOCKS remain du, w1s'e, 'AHsaecor' "0'l
rUtlrias
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEWBORN. ..ssr I,
Cleared.

smships-Potomac Baker Baltimore. n D cru.st
G.. Bremen tb,-D.l Vessels, Brrri-n. 0pks, klks
khckeli Niso, MoGuisan, Liverpool J. q. Da~.
SIMPLIFYING Chders Lo,hrop, Bosl m Cary Co, VIZ.
Tia. Champ London, p. r. Morgan WHEY HONE -
Glasgow, ZereGs Go.
BarkThere.s Foster, St. Thoms. and M.rsssibo. HAa
fheltsk Co.
Brgs-Lules ts~ed). OldsoD Opor.o rvuch Asb<ss, l.
White, klwell, Noble Oakley kestins; 0rnss Blr
PhlGde pha, James Hand Roser's BRIDE iBrk lbo&s d
Johns. r., A. Lesry Onward Higgins, North. D.
wolf
Schooner-Msnchester, Chichester, Ricbusesl G n Per
sou. j. NJ Taylor, Alden Nsshinsion, NJ Baekvel In.
iiy, Griffin Wilmington, u. murray; r. Derxass By,s
New London master. Mary Alice Wclch Ponce s,srsr,
Novel; Philadelphia, James Hand NickersoD, BaIef 3
Johns Pos, small Persia Smith HaLfar os~s
Alexander NJ, Christie, zach me! Brett Son Co
Soop~-Wiilard. Buck inghsm, Newport, nsstsri Oresz
Rhodes. Providence, master.
stesuler-Anthrscite, Jones, Phlsdelpais Sophia -
Philadelphia
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TIE LOST AERONAUT.
rrou IA, D,,r9,, Tribune, SEP. q


We change our heading to-day. Lost Is fearful
thr high tide Of lfestrong, bold, fall Of hope, with
tyyops q friends about him. Lot il sounds IKE
- the wainDg 81 The wind in the tops Of the pines
All hcy- a ever finding poor Thurston ahye II botted
cut, and we cas- only bernoan him o. lost.
Mr.. BaiInsteT, his companion, returned this hte,
noon and cap bring only the worst tidngs ne nai-
}oon he idoss fled and sent the sk Of which IL was
eomuosed D, this eli last might. lie himself remaines
to search for his friend. To-day he comes paPk
.desnsirty,ly He Htates that the baloon-vaiVe ON
which Thur-t0n sat turn out from TIE SIX Oh the
balloon three quarters Sf the way ro'Sd, nisoainR
uperyoy that the weight of the unfff mate nAin Wa
too great for the strength Of the SIDES and that the
.sik rave way, when ne must have drvppef of HIS
smly remaining chsnce would be tocSng 70 ,he snooo
material Of which tae balloon made IND he could
not have sustaine1 himself in that manner. when
this occurred, can only CONJECTURE; bnt thht IL
must have been'zithn hour after he started seems
highly proinbe. The balloon was reen tof heiiIy
two hours with glass but 1T must pe reuS5n,oeieu
that this grpA body full sixty feet high, WAS only the
,;xe Of ma, : hand when thas visible, and II would
be- utterly Impossible 10 the fated man II he had
aropned of Mr. Bannis,er feels quite postve that
be must have fallen before reaching Canada at all.
The stories that are 30 plentiful that man was
seep in ,he balloon az il came down near Baptiste
Greek he wholly discredits have from the first.
lie has investigated these pretty thoroughly
and puts faith in them whatever.
Six gentlemen came up from Adrian to-day 70 go
down 10 search for the body of ThursOn but at p.
m. they were not decided what course 10 pursue.
They inclined to the belief that is body if not in the
lake would be found between Knights Station, where
be started, and Monroe. TIE only hope left is
that the body may be found and the hand Of Affection
be permitted to lay it in It's final resting place. We
earnestly trust this may be, the poor and only boon
bef for aching and sorey snitten hearts 10 crave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

Steamship Jamestown Parrish Richmond, te., nds ri
ship Coumbis stursss London 50 days coal 70 wslssx
Dime Co Fsperi.nced boiserous weather the ebtfs
sage. ll,h inst lat IS 90 Ion. ~ So .iEnaed An prL
pa.,.d near by Nantucket New South shoal bst cold
heht supposed her TO have gone sdrn.
Ship r. Lamar, Bradley. CsrdiH Aug IS and y Nrs
Luudy Island railroad iron and Is pass Durham Dsss
No date lag, % So lon So 49, eIoh,nsed "sHA' ~A ssL
Ship Mon, Blanc of BATH, Osnsd Liverpool Ans - us
20 &. Duncan Co
Ship Msrsare, Evans, Warner, London and lss Of Slt-
Aug ~ mdse. and IS pass to h. r Morgan.
ship Sarah Marsh tef BangoT Emery TuTs. Island n a.
salt 20 sser The scbr Fearless Of Plymouth M... Ats
nom Boton for St. Domingo went ashore the sh ms
the north end Of Turk. Island got of the day
the weckers and taken into Turks Island She bad reo'
81 ION. 49, ,chr -, Capt Hon.osy, from Phiads phi'
Bark Trinidad (Brern q. Lover QrsrStn-h Nsyn.s<
Ceufuegs Via Trinidad de Cuba "a inst. TO Oereh q
Sab ~ company with bark Casio for New York saw Def q
the ltth iust of Cap Hs,tea, The had Of Der es I"
~ the hospital ~ tieniuezOs OF yellow fever. =, -,
Barb Ihonls bayne lBrD Cnnnenser, Caidn AF - - -
to master ih inst, lat ii oj Ion. ~ IS spoke BE- et -
spok. Br brig Ocean Bride Liverpool for Qsebs "a
IT, - y on - 70 spoke schr Rehmond from D. ''aA
Brig saginaw Case Porto Cabsio 5h st. coffee Asss h.
% \. " Sexes. LET no AD.ricsr y,s-es - II.
Brs Cansdienne ,Fr) Hanon -. Pierre, " F,n"'r~
BIZ Caihrne (Br King Hnlsboro' day. plaster % sssS
30 dste, pos-d An. bz Albert Cas- Stevens from Bs,
for YORK, with boom aud foretopn at carried sSr
sehL Clifton tbE), Norris Maitsnd " >, days, pAff"
Sclr A. Ba,tng., Lowrieson, Dorchester. ". B., 10 ~
s'o-e 20 4. Sr0i'hsrr
srir. Ley W.lhari fsf Wilmington. " a. Wilton Hss
cola = day., lunbsr 70 McCrssay Nor -
sehL J. y. Deerns lo Boston,, Smith, Jasssonyi,s ~
IS days. lumber TO J. iomesi vessel 70 master
Pc. Aus 58 IL bsla.. 70 ncCr--ay " 30 Co.
steamer Delaware; Cope, Philadelphia, aud Cap w.
st,snef " estchest,r CLARK Providence mdse % obi
BELOW-Br bris RI. (of Belfast. Reason BoIdssu
WlND-DgnBg the o4y, w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

Money continues IN very fail supply, r'e' no" ony
limited number OF spplcsIor., and The rates may
be quoted at q p g aeht for the best oi1.i N"
- M banks have their reserves .al, and the, are
anxou. to 6rd empoymen, for them. AZ ne pans rhS
the applications have been on hmird s.alt. r.. &c
Bank returns. a. Published IN The Ga:rie. -hoS a. a!
ncrease in public deposits over those OF "a, 81
81 oC7 S7s in other deposits decrease o' tI,t'
IN notes an increase of AZ go, and N gold ana s'e'
coin an ircr.ase Of fsSS.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the 9Th Of September givee me following resu
when compared with the previous week; .-.-,
Pahbe e. ss -. Inorssse 1
orr pecr-a-e'''- -
p.., .'.......... 5eaa, .le... lncrssse.... -''S
On the other side Of the acconnt: .-.
Goy,r, us... securities . 10 s55 lncrsss4
Cto.r rr-rr1.ie......... IS o2st2 Oecres,-.. -
=. snrrnploy-!. eco. Ills Increase - n, -,
Yhe smeuf' of notes in circulation :. % 80
beine decrease Of 80 10 and the stock OF bullion
Ia both departments is Els,G9, 81, showing an IN
crease Of E2i2 10 when compared with the preeed'
ing return. ,
The following table viii show the fluctuations IN
Consol. since the 81 inst: