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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

ALFX,NDER-in Wilismsbirsh on Tuesday Oct. ;, Abby
wifi of John Alexander aged 81 months and dave
CUNNINGHAM--A: Toupkn,ylc, S. l., Tuesday morn
ing, Oct s. Of consumption Mary Ann, wiio OF Edward
Cunuin CHAM, aged SO yesrs and month";
DuRKIN-At Troy. ~ Y, Sunday Oc'. ,, suddenly
Theodore Of Abrsm L. aud Matilda Durkn, aged . years
and months.
DrANoELfs-rp Broslyn or Monday evening, Oct: 4 Of IN
rsmaon Of the lungs Caroline Elizabeth, second aaei.r
Of William ami Mary DeAugei
FARMER-on Wednesday evening 2, 10 o'eoek o.. o =,
s;sr'', Mrs. ". Farmer, of Syracuse.
Nots- II funeral hereafter.
IRyING-In The city Of Nevsven, WedEedayi o. Q,
Abigail wife q; Washington Irving.
81 LLEROa Tlesdsy OCT Mary. wit, OF ChsEle- ArItr,
only d.ashrr John sad Elizabeth Matthews. aged q ye.
Tn friends Of he family respectfully invited 20 attend he.
o,oct rom her he rsteHes No. 81 First sveaar n Y.
aCHLER-on Mondsy o. Fannie 4, wife Of lie tie s,
~ Mcher, Of the typographical Corps Of EnsEee ia
The iahssl VII take place al eeci A. No. ~ Efhh ''fe
TIM ihur'day morning The cati o. ne family are IN,
taken to E,'on, p, FOR lntermeat.
MLLLiR.At No. )! Downing sise,- OF Tae'esT - >
ssnIuef Misr s-rd - years.
oSBORN-n MorTi.suis on XonGsy Oct 4 joan O'tofar'
ss'd u ysoo and months $1,000. r,-.
IL sssi's md fTrr5. also .se laenioei. o. o,s S
iuvl;ed srnd his tneFsl rom The EsyptAn ASSa 20.
Follow Hail. corner Grand and Centre sIscs o.. (,
afternoon =; o'l.oIa. Es Ton-lEs VII We A'sfi'a -
RIcHARDsoy-rn s:r ord g. Tsesd-y o.. Ma
Harriet Rlrhsgdson, wdsx 81 the James = A.hAslsei
Of Pbisd, Viis, and allgho,F Of ihe Ke'' d. Ai''
hlaeAy. 81 tbs cfv
SKISNFRAi RAdsi " c. or Tnssdsy Clc' y - no 3 N
Thon.s, h. anj Ara $ Skinner I'D O. 'Oeh
X. Ludluv. q. TN cry.
WE>Tin this cy. Wednesday HTlins " . !,
Joen. 'eccaG Of WILsa o. I'D AaD l. "s' -esN =
-
His lu.ers vii b. ...ended from tie ,sslener o y, i
No p Wet firt euth srr.i On IHr.a.t,
p N friesis Of The family viii expect I" tlf-- 49,,
NEEks-on "Wednesday, OFT {, Mr. MY -
"idgw q! JscIb wrrk, IN he siiA YER o. N.tsn T
The f.uss Of 'Le family and tkosc Of nei 'e' 80 81
Sau.usL Jasob Caylr T BetIsn1n l. "a =,
l-r ssI-l-l.v spLr {. girle-f, are eie'' 49,, 40
litsnd her funeTa o. F5sv 81 occS o. i' T.', - 4
r.ideue. No l6G E,sf Icn.h s'r"t eci"e'' A''' So
/ Youth sYruHss.
WEKD-Or Wcdns .iay o. 6. a. tie halsr o. ~
Mr.. John 4 Ns-tervc!t No. - Sou - 80
Weed s-sd % yfar- dougiisr q the ste Jsle- v = .
Iilr fjaras md tfosa Of The fsniiy lrr nftra ~ -
itr, irsr s. John. Church. s-suuia, o. ~ -
immediately on the ss.igs % the u S'aaA '" ''
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NARRIE. ID,

Observation-Disclosures thi. city, Monday, Oct.
A. az the Church Of s. Francis Xavier by the Rev Dr. Lartn,
D. s.nor Justo AEosen-na of New Granada, TO Miss
Louisa Livingston eldest daughter Of Van Bugh Livingston
esq, this city.
CT'RTIS-sTRArTON-n the Methodist Church, stratord
Conn., Tuesdsy, Oct. ), by the Pssor. VIM L. Hill Alfred
Curtis Miss Atha J. Straton eldest daughter VI Marcus
StrattoI, all % Stafford.
rIYCU-PATTERSON-fu this city Tuesday, O't. > BY
the Rev DUNCAN Dunbar pastor the NJ Douza stree, bsp
liz Church George W Finch, Rachel the only daughter
Of Robert Patterson esq, ali o, this city
sE-GRsFEN-On Tuesday evening Oct. 3 at TIE resi-
lence Of the brides father by the Rev d. Auniiae Wau
$ House. 81. D., OF Hsyersiraw, ~ Y, 10 Ai's Aaths
Onhen, of this city.
HUNT-CHALKER-fn Brooklyn, Tuesday, OF: , By The
Rev Henry Word Bcecher, Nj u. W. Hunt 70 Miss Mary
+. Chalkcr al Of Brooklyn.
PELLEN-JAY-On Tuesday, Oct. ), a. Bedford, Westehes-
ter Co BY the Rev Professor NJ Nickar, d. D., Henry
Edward only Of the Hon DR.. Peew, Dean OF Norwich
England to Eliza. dal Il ter OF the Hon. william Jay.
RUssFLL-WARD-At Rshwsy " J., on Monday. Oet. T. By
the Rev s s sheldon Mr. Robert A. Russell, % Brokyr
L. D. Carrie H. daughter Of the Rev. John W. Ward Of
the former plsce.
TRIsT-LYNAN-A, Chris. Church, Now Brighton ~ Y, on
Tuesday the 5h Inst By the Rev T. II. Gslaude assisted
by the Rev r. p. Irving Mr. T. j. Tr,,, of philadelphia. 70
Mrs Ellen s Lyman youngest daughter of the late Hon.
J. II. Lyman. OF Northampton, Mass
WALDO-LIIINGSTON-In tl. city, Tuesday, OF. :
bv the Rev DR.. Anthem. Francis w. Waldo, 20 Rossif
daughter Of Nor .au L. Livingston, all OF this city.
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cOrgT CALFNDAR-Tnis Day

SrrRyNE CONFERENCE.-The Nos. 10,
ga loei lo4i 1855 a5 LIZ. ls9 i75 10 IN ~
isi i5 III nj LIS I.5 las, !.s7 -t, 1871, 1885 lJG,
iS iSn i5lJ ISIS IJl- 1879 lS-, - l32 ~ 5s -,
N ~, lsil lsls S4i P.Er INOs 10 sle -. lni,
W IN, ina ilf ia li52 It5 loo i57 Il6i. 80 l7i,
.6 ii7s 1880 ilg9 liei ila5 ll.' l' lIt ~ lla ls
I.sl I9s, aQ 1910 1872 leit l-it Nv ~ l--s -
P,sr IlI-No, l!g H. l-ji. Ia, -, lsn lst IA.
e;0 l25s 1851 i16 1889 100 ~. l1i 70 -, l-I1 20
y6 i.F0 1l - is. -. -! ~ -" -, iS'' ~
lss 1916 i90c 1910 SIT. liit 1913 -" =. ~,
SUPREME CouKl-SrEcAL IEEH.-Ncs. ~ to Il,
srrt,,,,n Cnrur-Nos. 100 l23. l2i. 10. l'6. 10,
lt2 ~, IA rs ~ lt. 81. L. 49, 49, 80 IA" 49, 49,
i,it no., i6L NJ ~ 80,
Ia5 i. On if7 isl + 49,. le.i PAET H. ~.,os l5j 80,
100 ,s5o 1851 le3 1911, !eit - 'V'h
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEoIAL TERM-oct. Before Judge
observation-disclosures.
IL. LII - l..

Thomas n. Borden AIT John Jaw Receiver g..
The jurisdiction over insoyent corporations OF the
chaacttr Of The Mecsnis Fire Insurance COmpsny aud the
distribution OF its effects is given to The sPFoe Co eKcU'
pT ,gy co f h.. .ptcd the desdu rr aad hiss
control over M aeiions well the subject OF al claims
ne .iaia. sion q. pIopsIy y ne hands q the
s Sss may nay ss % 10 If R cau Th T % %
consistent with principles recognized and acted uPon 10 allow
Ssnd l. rep 5i2 dGer staying eeJass granted
IN cr,Mn.ssrBe'oe -. JedI. i D','s.pss'i0A'
The nquests taken in this case were irregular, and
must b. se, aside, but without costs.
Before Judge CLrEKr.
rEACTICE-A DEFENDANT CANNOT ANSWER kNp d.
MUR To TuF SANE COMPLAINT.
s.ruvcr ct a. AT. TIE OCEAN Insurance Company.
To determine whether defense IS a demurrer os an
tnai any facts should be rosd OF not Il cen De- gathered
from the sce Of the oomp that The f,s set W in the de-
then o. course there isrts ~
b. proyen aud nothing Is left for the Cont D., 20 decide the
80. pm. il..' s ~ S ~ ~, $50. -
tc So; mp IN 'he deu'o The subjects Of d.rl no.
70, necessary that thew should be srrmstyey seecl he
t.r;s ns;eTs 70 enable H. PsHii rsie.ss sc.oa
aswc iip .ase,' csicsogir ''a'cmcnt detect ev.-
DENLY IN 'hof complaint mos sri' ion having To- many
few parties snd The defect nom either IS accod-
TX the Code one ~ the cruueIstcd grounds - deulIeg
Jas. Bernhard e NJ. agt. John Beck Il 81.
Motion granted without costs, with stay Of proceed
Tic objecon, ,sken BY the defendants ~ he s:cr rarf
,r Of this chsrscter the defect slpcag tn
iass o. The ssGi r ' on rs 81 s si ;s denan ,
tain TO he essential i. there are no aci' 70 be
proved. - ...-e-.- , $500
a.l,6.,, nuno answer ard drunr ia Pre- tCr-- q
rat the dcfcudsuis In this ZION Ilst elect whether they
vi abide by their Of by the demurrer Motion srsn-
81 with so costs.
r..;,,., - u act Toe Y. y Metallic Sv-iu- tonp-ur
When demurrer has been put III, founded on de-
s,e r,rdc ly one Of the justices u' this Court toner -
tiee hold such demurrer TO be- h.sos' "t..,. t
opinion "a. correct ~ not certainly il NJ e 20 rres-
der-or che, tle d, u = ri olcus Moton oeue c9''
io sbdr event. , q, ~.
John Bissen act John II. Boarlman ct aL-Not'o"
gaLsd q, psyr,u "a eli aciion sna "a us n"ion
GLNEkAt T.gA.
ADMISSIONS To THE FAR.
The morning Gilbert bean, \. oaktN it"u "i"i
& H. Mclt 10, ainu,Is slpoltcd 90 nirc aiF"ah 80
aJsnon rfsctcr s5alcd post, "a w-lch the '-''
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1y1rrn srArEs cIEcrIr corET-ocr. c

AprTN ~ ADMlHALTN-pAhAGt To CARco-foof-
DECK sTOwNGF OF HOGsHEADs oS The HEAD.
Howell L. W l!aIn ard others act jose A. Mon, Ct 81.
NrLsoN, {. 1.-The libel was fled in this case TO
recover freight OF and moissse., shipped
from CaIdenas. Cuba 10 the port Of Nes-fofk.
had been refused the ground OF damage u
the cargo claiming of the freight of
The SAM II wa. the dnsro occssoned by
shipping goods de- When sccGIcrsn the bill Of sdne,
they should shipped under deck also that tie cargo
badly slowed and damaged
Whether goods shipped under deck DEPENDED
uro whether not the poop deck upon h vessel
udr which portion Of the s'ord afforded COM
nj suce with thu requirement OF ; bill Of sdinl The bark
Altoona originally sle-dc xed vessel subsequently,
built her nom the aitef hatcu Osk,
ersh OF some forty feet end respect. the towsse the
rial objection that the o=s' ans Of sugar I'D
Concentrated uoss-es slowed upon their heads.
W. have looked cs,fy into the evidence ~ tue case
which contradictory AID conflicting upon o question
TO the and ueen,y the poop deck and have
srsycd ;c coic the lair weight Of supports the
tion Of the nbvisn that the OF r goods mo ~
SIZED the m Of ladug requiring them 20 be shipped under
deck The question 10 &c: whether tbs d.f built wnsu
ship originally constructed, bit whether Z Afforded
and the goods within, The Of the
bill u ladrs under deck AID. TIE
bound 70 did The conflict 81 testimony IN lie ease,
shows very unsettled snd unreliable tgs q opuiau
the intelligent persons gagged tn shipping htsinrs OF
port ur,n question with which they ough have been
familiar IT, endurance Of ths dk IL the several the
;he .cssny VINO have msintsred IL M
terlc, 70 pfCt,.. h. csf-o, tLs under deck.
IL respect tie 4 tie c- al to l tie cg!-
drncr Is foil IN support 81 ihr usase
We concur 49, be Court below t. ~ daus-s . tie caI-o
occssicied hv peril - tie witLn M pis ei
the bill of aa nr al ibrsf; entitled o. tlrir whole
t.h' ucerrr sirued. Pr hheiGut., Ne.Ts b.uelI-i.
Barr Benedict. S,r sITellsrt. NJ Lcrf
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocr. s-Besore
Judge Bits.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT-OcT. 6.-Be.ore
Judge BITS.
THT GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury roll was called this morning aud
the following gentlemen were impunneled to serve the
present term:
Roe Lockwood, Forelnani Andrew C Benedict Ch,rl4,
Burrion Fireman psrby Dsvid L Donnsly Henry David
Underhili James n Wood and Nathaniel JARVIS
Judge Belts in charging the jury, said he regretted
that the accommodations for the Grand Jury so
limited. The assembling Of the Grand Jury had been
delayed that account for time, but the crimi-
nal business Of the District made il now important
that the calendar OF shond be taken np in order
TO decide whether the persons held in confinement
were subject to punishment entitled to be set at
liberty. The criminal docket furnished by the District
Attorney contained some twenty or thirty cases of
parties in confinement for alleged violations of the
laws Of the United States.
The Jury were probably aware that the Courts Of
the United States did not take cognizance Of other
offepses than those in violation Of positive statutes.
These noted in this docket generally relate to transsc
tions on the high seas sneh A. attempts at muny or
revolt, assaults with dangerous weapons cruel and
unusual punishment of seamen by their officers, and
other oenses OF higher grade on the part OF officers
Of the revenue; also, offenses against the POsOiice
laws, in pnroinng letters, &C., with several cases of
forgery and cOunterteitng.
II was unnecessary for the Court to particularize
further these various charges IA they would all be
laid before the Jury. Any suggestions the Court
little utility aud only to occupy their time il it
were to indulge in any specific remarks of general or
ethical topics arising ont of any casual Occurrences
The laws Of the United States do not require the
Judges Of the Federal Courts to charge upon stated
matters Of common or statute law
Their powers ample to inquire into all offenses
against the statute laws Of the United States but they
were not empowered to take cognizanee of violations
Of the common or local law Grand Jurors not in
this country required to be inqustors, search for
Offenders their province IS to hear complaints which
may be brought properly before them, and to act upon
the evidence brought before then but they may most
properly require further proofs to be produced when
they suppose If may be produced.
They should hear the evidence but upon one side of
the case and if that they found sufficient ground for
the charge it would be their duty to find BILL 1t is
desirable that the Grand jury should act upon this
docket with much promptitnde possible in order
that the persons imprisoned improperly may be dis
charged the petty jury be mpanneed and the cases
for trial be submitted to them during the remainder of
this term. There arc number of persons in prison
and many others held under bail, on criminal charges
The Court aments the salness Of the accommodation
afforded the jury at present, but expects that in few
weeks the inconvenience will be remedied
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Ocr. l-BeloTe
ChjefJustice NELSON.
DECISION Is REVENUE CASE.
L I'LL rl Il 1ll.a..... 4 H..IE.A

DECISION Is A REVENUE CASE.
f. Marshall and 7. Tie,ton .sl. II. }. Redfcld.
Illegally color Of law by the Collector
Nine casks Of hardware had been shipped to the PLAINTIFF
msde Of the and bond given In tine nus way by the
% .esso %b u . of the could G on
the other two having sen either osi sent by some Other ship
The plaintiff within three years allowed by the act Of Con-
se paid the dg.e to the Collector the casks and
They applied the bond Cancelled without the pay
mcni Of duties upon the two missing casks which q, claimed
duties cagcabc which application wssrf,ed by The Collector
lei .son Of the dtiS. which WI. a.o refused
under regulation Of The Department requiring the application
The plaintiffs then paid under protest. in order
obtain cancellation Of the bond and to eyoid .1t on the
This action brought 70 recover back tbs money
The principal objection to the recovery The money has
By color Of TO lay foundation for the action
saves parties who have paid shall hereafter par
money and m s,ic under protect any collector Of he
"hm," &C., and upon which the duties claimed were not
Now in this csss no good. were in the hand, Of the Collector
q under HI. authority indeed sd never bcen IN the Custom
ouse and hence the money apno. be aid 70 have been PAD
payment with view the surrender cancellation % the
intent and the Of Maxwell sgt.
Gswoh ct al 90 How 22 referred 10 as sustaining this
authority for the action here There the goods were IN the
hsnd OF the collector aid The merchant VAS Obliged 20 do one
things IN order Obtain them, namely allow hi Invoice
price remain sHd be subjected n the penalty Of ~ per
cen under the S section Of the &c. OF h add - the
invoice price bring r. up that canied under the
Treasury circular The claim, in either unlawful a.
subseguenty hcld by the Court Among other thiu;s the
CoTt " The thus Cbdied By moral dlress
not justified by law and which not submitted 90 10y the m
r,ri.r possesson OF HE property withheld
from hln % grounds manestly wrung."
before the paid % synid sli on
tho bond that being If the uis not paid.
defense suit perfect If the bond had
been in the and 20 hold th-s e ny COERCION and
voluntary would be equivalent 70 holding st every pay
n Of money demanded 10y the Collector Involuntary
yrui and lsyrr foundation for action 20 recover II
back ii the demand turned IN the end not founded "a w
Upon the made judgment mus De entered Tor te Gele'
M with cnsts..
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r,.,a.i ,h m wing gentlemen quAliied 70 practice a.
,oraey. and eoun. uor' :; sy 1ohs Bird Tq.n.end
G 'osh va Gilbert Van Pel Charles = Buckley
Hanry D.iev IT, Edwin Fen Powien Morrosh, Pierre
Nof1cI.-The following ..cta were promulgated this
morning: a.. ,s-..,. c-,.,-, -
Orde,eS That hc residue = the yea, 'He 'o 'setas ior
each part shall contain forty causes. ..s,,.
Ordere9 That molten, 70 place causes on So. "a An
ear be made In az actions contract and M no'ns
n ry shall only b. required TO show BY affidavit ~ me s-r
an be tined within an hour. r. &. CONNOLLY, U.rk
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NEW-JER,SEY U,EIMS.

RIoTors PRocEEDINGs.-Yesterday about
gang drunken Iishnen assembled the bridge
the Morris Canal Cos Doch aud amused themselves BY
asauinz persons who passed them. German bossn be-
longing Easton Pa named Christopher Kimber passing
over the bridge assaulted and endesyoTed to defend him
self when the whole party fell and kicked him about tho
head and face In shocking kimber who Is power
in fought desperately and injured Of the s'sasnt.
severely of the party jas Fson. arrested and
10 jail BY Jlsce Bedford and the matter will go before
Grsnd Jury to-day. The injured sent TO the Aims
Enn.r luI tlraialenl.
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fAdyertit~uent1

GAs-GAs-GAs FIxTUREs.-A largo assert.
ent Of beautiful and entirely designs will b- found
Manufacturing Depot No $40 Broadway The trade
piled ., the usual terms. ARCHER, WARSER Co.
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% IAdvertisementl
LOOK i-CrOssleys Medallion Velvet CARPETS

% per yard English Veve,s 81 - and .; Brusseh
oc We Sr per I'd Atwood Ingrains 80 and So Olcohs
Sc 4c and Soc English Dusgc,s Manr Psris Table sud
PIANO Covers, wonderfully low. ANDERSON No 20 BowerJ
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IAdv.r.i.or.> mt
FITS. FITS. EI-rs -Ta.tirn. mails OF III,

FITS, FITS, f1rS.-Testimn uhls OF the most
undon1eo character conousvely prove thu hAsTs FtGgr,
nLr ExreAcT Is the only sndots existent Tor ae cure of
Fhs. Sold at NJ. IS Dey ST, New.York
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COURi OF COMMON PLEAS-SfrciAL TsRN-0ct c.
Before Judge ERaDY.-DGCisIoxs
Wilson at. Potter.-Mo,iop denied without ,'osts.
Mcdonald agt Garrison.-Motion granted W. thout
stay and without costs.
Mark agt. Mctris.-Mo,on 10 discharge order Of
srrest denied without costs.
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tive treatment Of these diseases Price Is by mail 30
cents Address DR.. s. s. FITCH. Office No III Broadway,
n. T. All consultations free.
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FANCY CUTLERY.-A large variety Of Sports.
PIX POCKET Of The and beautiful
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Court OF GTNERAL sESslONS-O,I. t-Be.ore Re-
coIdaT BtsvAgD.

IlNHlN " lIIIH- WIS lTIlH ON F7'Fl'l1t u -IHIN'
larceny sud sentenced tae STATE Prison
John Riley. old thief plepded guilty 20 stealing
~ worth k and s-Ifn-d Tie : at Prison o-ru
e-~ fun, me District Aito.y witt il5raision
hier the Il Of s.oru goods oAef
u - ID, Recorder sd be- hav. ant Rim Cor i've yrars
No other eases were ready for Trial and the Court
the dan.
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KsoMLiCRATIO> on THE CEY>rN. pu,cr.-
Olls those srb DAIHo>EofYfEs from the Ro0r
No % bfftdwf, slightly dssiroyfd there il
ts<o,sSt ny q" vr s.nr sort" TIE Dis.on.ut,ic iu.
say ,s Ipl' 9, y &c ioog CALliE No. 5il Broad
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REMoviSG THE RAILROAD TRACK FROM MERCER
the meeting the Common Council Tuesday
nish resolution adopted repeating all previous privileges
granting the New Jersey Railroad aud Trsnspora-
Company tracks in Mercer street. aud sucting the
Street ~ Remove said track.
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DODY OF AN IsFANT ForSD.-Coroner McAnnally
held al inquest yesterday upon the body ualc infant buried
In the meadows South Second street. The body
much poscd Identification, aud verdict of desth from
o. unknown cause was rendered.
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ABoY ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.--An inquest was held
At the Twelfth Precinct Police Station by Coroner
ills on the body of Patrick Delany, an Irish boy,
sho was accidentally shot at the River House Hsr-
In, on Tuesday afternoon. Delany and some other
bss had followed target company to Harlem, and
siae the members had temporarily deposited their
nrkets Delany and his comrades took up several Of
Adr guns, one OF which, on being snapped exploded
Vi tho charge penetrated his side and abdomen caus
" death in few moments afterward. verdict of
Accidental death was rendered by the Jury.
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10 The HUNS Of THE CRYSTAL pAl,cr
~ s1sene the So-cALLED FIgspKoof san nau i,rtri
sssns Marvin. and other SnFEI-lRoS SsFg M.KtR>
r.. o. which arc Mass OF RUNs. Til, UNExrrcrg5
Csa,A open The eyes OF The be. Also. examine LLifs
r. iron Stif, which ouy REC grc, GOA, OF paint go
Ia GOO new Depot for LlLLfE's CHi TO lROv
Az blgCiAGFEOOf SAFgs, No. 10 Blosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

RIFUsrD.-Col. Jack applied TO the Board of Sup
crvisr since the Of the supreme Court
which address the voters Of Brooklyn the importance
sending him Congress for the purpose ol obtaining the
Of bin make this cy ofentry At the meeting Of the
Board Yesterday they denied the privilege the ground thai
they opened the candidate they to all
body who came along
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

JUVENILE BURoLARs.-Wm. Connolly and John
Sne boys, II years Of age, were arrested by Officer
Valentine of the Seventh Ward, charged with break
ng into the brass foundery Of Messis. Smith MshOn
Water street, and stealing thereirom copper pipe
vlaed at So. Justice Brennan committed the youth
n depredstors to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

AMrEIcAS ASSEMBLY CoSvBSTroSs.-Thc Ameri-
can Assembly Conventions met last night, but adj
iourned in most of the City Districts without making
nominations. The WITH District Convention adjourned
TO Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

lbs shows an hciease OF net oaEnings IN Scptembor
this wear Of about 400. considerable position ID
the saving in expenses this year has been the resus
Of the Withdrawal OF the boats on the lake.
5. Diapers daily suciion sale Of Bonds and Stocks
rn take plsce tomorrow Thursday, at III O'Clock,
a, ,bc N, 'rchants' Exchange.
Abr. p. Ncolay's regular daily auction ssls II
Bonds s,d Stocks will take place tomorrow
Thursday. at ~ o'clock, at the Merchants Ex.
charge. A v,re, Of securities viii be offered.
m sn.... -. -. has been a. foilovs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

SERIOUS Accident. - Yesterday a young man
named Owen Boyney while At work paintings house In North
second street th Eastern District fell from the second
story the sidewalk sustaining severe injuries to his head and
the let elbow and right wrist He ~ The
CITY Hospital but II is thought h. Will not