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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
PaazenSera Sailed

g. N .ea",.r City Of Ealinere to- Lir,.po9t-MF. o.
ism Mrs. Preston, Ar Fielding l. q. hcChesney Theo.
dore Rynder Henry Clark Mr. Rehai.on. three children
1h9 ~, and Mr.. Lsaton sai child Chsa scohsd j.
l. Mccarthy, W. g. Gooken Dsn orreser, Msssa, bearer
9. oispatche. Sardinia. c. II. LoS j. Marin LedseId,
hr RnscF semL Ridns. Enos King, Thos II Wa Robin
. NJ May NJ. a-f Nrs Reid, Miss Mary Auen M Pat,
sspt smoIs o aontasut, b. strschan, NJ NJ Jack. Dr.
slisno John Aernek l.. lsyenard, Ms W. A. Knapp aud
chid. NI Fesey Mr.. Whitney Thos A. Weston, j. W. Mas.
James Hails Mr. and Mr. Morley Mr. Kelley. Mrs jack.
son.-Iotel 81 and lsg In The steersge
Ia 11,Aip Indian Enps Ga'sGy-Timothy Hanson
and VIE e J. Rooney, W. J.. Keebe, Richard Wallace
wife, HDsh Mcdowell Jane Kennedy, Pl.risk Dson r.
nA r. kosrdou r. McGoyern. Michael Clifford M Hen.
messy, David Hennesey, aud - II steer.Ee.
IN tr9 tidy scit fer ~ Ihs~as W. L-RobeTt Swa w.
r. Wnitmo;e, A. DaIHesop + Bono, julius ossenssn md
Two M,tes Hosg,lseE.
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The anntal report of the Trustees of the Yer
mont Central aud Vermont and Canada Railroads
gives the eRrniDgs of the year at s7O5,s6 81, of
which Slg3 go was from freight, and slsj,7H from
passengers. The expenses have been 1897 ,3l9. Net
income slOs,5ls The report makes the following
statement
THE Trustees have now the pleasure TO state that
siRcc July /, 1853, the business of the Road has
smned in great measure, it, former prosperity; and
although their hopes in bringing this property to
successful issue have been long delayed by causes be-
yond their control they can now announce 10 the
Stockholders and Boudholders that the property is in
the condition they have so often represented il
their belief il would be. The running expenses have
been paid, and ,en-annual rent for the Vermont aud
Canada earned
The following tabular statement l. given of the
earnings and expenses for FIX years nom July |, 1852,
TO July |. 1873:
ExPFNsEs TOR YEARS PROM IUiY = 1881
4
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slg5.7.s. 81 slle.iN.eoO 49,
SIS, ~. S5l sl0s- 81, 900 sIgi, $50

According 10 this statement, the proportion Of specie
held by the city banks, the 25th OF September was
i.te more than - T. cent to their liabilities other
than TO their own stockholders.
The annexed table will compare the profits reported
on hand by tie several banks on the 26th of septem.
Der. 1857, and 25th OF September 1858, by which it
Will be seen that the aggregate net decrease during the
year is less than half million dollars of surplus means,
on capital Of yearly sixtyeght millions, rotwith-
standing the peculiar character Of the year through
which the banks have jus. passed:
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The following is the reported bushes, OF the General
Y ADJ go~s

The General Land Office i. pressing forward the
posting OF surveys in tract books for the new land dis
trict created in NewMexco by act passed at the last
session OF Congress II will require upward Of 300
volumes of those books for this rev district. AL
necessary blank forms, &c, viii be transmitted by
mall at AL carly day to Santa Re, the seat of the
office.
Tie following editorial remarks upon the litigation
regard to the Ohio Life and Trust Company take
from The Cincinnati Commercial:
The affairs of the Trust Company now fairly in
hilsaton. Two separate proceedings Of similar lm-
port have been commenced in two different courts,
and two distinct classes of creditors, foreign and do
mesic, are lighting over the Of the defunct
corporation. Bell & Grant ct al. OF London, have
hed l6n in ehanoery, before the United States Cir
cut unit tor this circuit sitting at Columbus, ask-
rg the appointment of receiver, and domestic ere IL
tors have filed a similar bill, making a simlar de-
mand, in the Superior Court Of Cincinnati. In the
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roIrv- or SPECIAL sEssIONS-OcT. 2}-Bcore J's.ice'
OSBORN. WELSH and KELLY.

raF 'EtnnhTi
Elm Ouip stealing a shawl; Penitcnary iour
bs Lis4 Moneauin assault AID battery; Peneutary two
.s6, Jsy Cool stealing ~ 90 Pcutentiay rs months
Michse Brady stealing bottle Of apple JACK enaded. hn
ma HAT stealing cloak and ha' Peneutiay six month";
Jo@eph Irwin stealing ndkerhicf aud 25 cents hOls
Pefuge Ellen Mlcaheys assault and battery feh,ensy
months. Elizabeth Mooney assault and battery
-sptiaTy six months Ashong Chinemsn assault ana
6ned James Brown stealing pair oi CATERS rehIs
fiary one month Michael Crowley and James Burns siesus
watch; Penitentiary six months each va To- 1b s.j
van stealing shirt Civ Prison 80 days hlchSeI Auu
sanlt and battery fined D. TheodSe L. w %
s.aline pair Of shoes; Penitentiary four oa
go, snS bate. Judgment suspended. Charles Deinson
.ssa1 and ba,ty baed 10 keep the peace liza oN stea
80 no :. civ Prison ten Michael Coiyer,
a 20 b.,,srv, Penitertsry six months Sarah D0hery
80. snd b.tterv. Peuieuarv months. Thomas Dryer
$500 snI battcIT. i1dguen suspended James Kinds and
Is",s Carroll violation Of the Health laws emsrded iog
tfIe
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Arrivsd.....SUSDAY, Der. q.

hfTtssW..s..NlNDbf, WI. ~f
Ship john g. Caster, Hamln, Ardrosssn Sept H. via New
port, r. L. coal 70 J. Atkins Il Co.
Ship Nernes Favorte clpr. Of Bos,on) Enrneon Ant.
wetp Sept. IL IN ballast TO NY A Kelly.
Ship Medallion, ThcoLod, New Haven hoar, in bss, 6f
Savannah
shp Guy Msnerin, (pk,l, Doard London Sept. a. md'e.
Barb N. II. Gs.ton ,of New Hayen) Maxwell Barbados
10Th inst., molasses to J. Bishop Bros, New Haven
selr Tartar (Br Frazer, Halifax N y, Sdays h'h "''
schr Fairfax Mott, Georsetown, D. G. lodsy, coal
Schr. Carroil'on Jane, Carter, Alexandria coal =.
Sohr Lady Manse b. of 6uerney Safche' hssa SEPT
-, aud Gibraltar 18th, fruit C'rund Westerses: u,
sehr Esquinaux OBJ Reed Halifax II days h'a 70 J. nun
sohr. j. Predmore, Crarner. Asxsnd- DAY.
schr Carlos Aizo (Port Rodriguez s. Use % 'A'' VIII"
sehr 81, stephen, McGEesor ca.a,s days Lumber !" '''
schr Convert Lawry Bangor 10 days. lumber TO lss sps
sehr Mary Aim, Sawyer Ea,,port 0dAy' h'H h'' ae' I"
SIR Delaware, Publish, Rocslsnd, lime.
schr Mary Wise, Han Rocssrd lime.
Sohr NcsnOr, Parker New. Bedford, IN ballast -.
sehr o. W. cammin. Whel9en, New Bedford, IL ssA'I
Schr Albany, Allen, Boston for Albany
schr Areasto, Ditson, Proyineeto~u fsh; e.
schr Mary 4. Taylor Bassett Boston dAys ""'
schr. A. O. Pesse, Mitchell, Portland, COINS stone
schi CIti1on, Goodal, Providene- IA ballast.
schr Union, Libby, EIl.bethpot for Boston
Schr J. Tinker Thur,,0u, NcHsrk for Boston
sehr Sarah Louisa Buce, New Haven md'e % vi Iu,s
Steamer P..omska Cgshnan New Bedford mdse 70 IN
Steamer Curew, Ayros, Providence mote 20 isaac wv
BELow-sbip Ocean Monarch, Page, Liverpool Sep -
mdse. 70 ". 4. Fro,. .,.r.X. "a
Yates Por.erfed Bsrinsion lo Bath Keen LesDs,
A. Cochran Moves Malaga ell at anchor In the Lower DAY
sALED-Ships John Brsht Ce;tins for LiyespcfI ,'ss
and Maracabo Leonard Berry fhh, Port su spsiD, and 0
wIND-Dudns the day, from N. E.; heavy with rsn'
The B, steamship Indian Empire Courtenay for GAlwy
Hshfsx sailed from Quarantine at li;5o " NJ I'd, hs''s
foul Of BRIG previously
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MARRIED ID.

bQAI-hCA gERSON-On Thursdsy. Oct n. AZ the resi-.
4snes Of ~ bridegroom, No loN Broadway, by the Rev
Nj fenue ~ hard Bray 10 Mrs. Susan Memoerson both Of
tls.ty.
BREWSTER-Cof-0n Thursday Oct p, al the residence
OF the sde's E'h-r by the Rev Ira X Steward James
Brewster esq Of cs,go TO Nss Laura r. $ Con, sco.d
daughter u .'ohn Cox, .Aa Of this city.
MAHONEY- WtiITE-0n "Wednesday, OF. o. At the resi-
d.bce Of the Lsdes fath- the Rev. M. Truman, Michael
ulhoas, Miss Csibess j. White, Oldest daughter Of
Thomas White, esq.. al Of u4s city.
ssytpp.h and California papers pts'e cory.
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Tor sALE-A new, capacious DWELLING.

Il WAGON SHOP an TWO acres Of excellent ~ z,
with young Fuit Trees and including capita n ~
ours ride from The city, within - rods Of "A -
Harlem Railroad The location healthy and pleasant
neshborhood excellent The place viii .ait equally h nss
gentleman doing business in the city. NsSol mop
b. ng proftby carried on by the owner but he has @
ey which demand. his attention, and offers this e. IN ths
fee The cha &c for any enterlrsng Carriage Maker Is ser
or sny other city h most desirable Work can oe "a
the city and rsn.Postsd Ie rnbses
tpinured Pile $3.50. Inquire Of H. GhEEL,iny IYON
Ofhce, or apply al the premises ~ nS-''''
Chsppaqus W,s,shes<rCo y
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COURT CALFNDAR-Tnrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRCUIT- PART Mos. -
,csi SIS 49, 81 l67 1871 1885, 1919 1850 ~ l57 l5
I'M l773 I'M I59 7o1 l73 1885, 1884, 1882 7gl 1873 100
1877 1899 1891 1902 1871 1915 1917 1919 1871 1873 1879
1877 1899 1881. PART IlSane a. Friday Part lI-Nos
s4z 78 282 2la8 2igD 2lg2 2a3 226 22O3 222 PIG
22s 2222 2224 22 22s 2e 2l8 RIP l35i 1912 250 1912
5g2 752 46 1924 l72 20 1852, 1850, %3js- 5O8 %o
1880 2J3l 1886, 5000 1920, 1876 -
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TLRM.-NOs. l2S TO 49,
l37 20 l46 93 lOet, 86L
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERN.-NOs. Ia, lS6,
24l S4 494 1876 AZ 4g 4q2 43 49 go 5i $685. 58 80 5
$50 SOL &c., PSI 3O7 3d. 49, $40 $780, j3l 5S2685 81 5Ss 500
59I, 5yP 595 j97. 500. .
CoURT or COMMOS PLEAs-Trial Term adjourned
III the liz, Monday General Term this week
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.o,,rr.or .c--vrp.I SESSIONS o. safUs1iY, Oct. %
SVOhi VT 49, 49,, 1ur RECORDER

At the opening of Court ~ tW Mr.. n Cr.as
,s - ne @ y'r Hotel ~ools ns b. sentenced ' M
30 tlHt ~ - ob.snng FOX che prisoner new tra
Tsedore Lewis. eh,ried VIZ ec1'G'Ia Nv wa h'a - '
. ~ % ,pIwer 81 the next .trn 81 tne ''a't 49,. 49,
- wo tlcaded lilts 20 an assault ana nateIy' was
J. .. -. ~ .he r. niiondary TOR four months
rtei'ea 20 NV eouvcted II scmp. srsd larceny was
-. .i-,.s .o ;le Psntentary FOR one year
tsI who re,ded guilty assault. wa sentenced
&C. Prison cor thirty and Mortimer Sullivan, CON
s,.,5 If Ike oarnse, sent mp f'r four months
R;rInrA Rary member 81 the Board Of Education co
.,r,ed Of creating den Of nfamJ n Howard f"'e|
wa. ,.p,rncsd o. She Peuentiary for four months -, .
presopneut made by the Grand jury, u "n.h 30
body stated tina, pcr careful investigation tAey hA. %
The conclusion tai Sunday and the laws '
,.Ie 4 oors were infnged 20 great extent m M cF ihJ
had slso IN esiigated considerable eNei tn'
Police system snd 'syoIaby impfe.'.a a. 20 'n ~
Of the ,yera though in tis they differed nom the % INV
Record "a expre,sc3 in his late chsIse 20 them m .
,,s M No vesrs having been convicted 81 bur
sIsry t r were .ussed and the Court adjourned FOR the
ts
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BOSTON Oct. 24--Ar. barts Ellen Stevens, HOVE ~
horn; TsiyHo, Hoyt, Rotterdam v.A>,
CHARLESTON, Oct. s3.-The steamship Msrion' '''
sIriy ed here al o'clock tbs mourning. NJ
PHILADELPHIA, Ga. 2i-An. ship E'her hyn n
Jsneiro Sept 10. The ~ aushp Hermann from NewIs .
tie Pacific, touched Rio Tie 18th; all well on "a a.
would proceed Immediately Spoken, date, at % ~ re
- a. ship Vim. Chamberlain, from Cslcutts for
DAYS .hgs
PROVIDENCE Oct 22-Au at Newport hi' p M -
John O. Cosr Of New YORK Scotland for o,esf v.v.
SAVANNAH Oc'. GAR bark Peter Dcnii ~. o. A..
YoIs Leroy from Boston; brir Rolenon from ho'he ''
on with cotton, IA distress leaking.
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Rassenyera ArriYed

n b0,k t'ygiAid f,om .-Iiaad-Nr. Paraieue and
NO children Mss Resse, Mr.. Leonard, T. W ishtbolrne,
lady and child }. ". Leonard.
IL hip Mary G@rey, trom Artrop-Mr Ward, lady and
son ard nr. Mi't-.
II barb H. GdsioR from Borbdd7es-DL j. Bradshaw aud
ADV hI Alpine Mrs {. Hendr.su and children, L. II
"a J. Min
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reE srd hence the 'ssug''T was 'ad ,i@. ~
s,.rt oy the auo.rt endorsed en- he pcy can o. tr
Tfs iary Ger the direction of II. Cp-It, lo'n"
the r,aiuf, fhe M arnouu; Of ne ot' einlss =
This derives iuf ftsaee a. " H rom w. r. d.tc
tp Evoi,ed a, from ne fat tha' IL H cad..s 49, rr
pr~ the rrht - y recovery, BY IN" pian-'n' ~
NJ Of noies he Ia uede circ 10 IL. F.che
J.ls, r. Poneroy end srf'on Fly io' PN 49,
Dean DonoLue, ~ DEFENDANT
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Receipts Of Produce-Ocr.2 81.

BY Erie RaIrodd-sOo0 bills Flour Whisky 100 do.
Alcohol go do Wheat 10 bags DO 400 bag, Seed, IS Do Rye,
u! do. Barley 100 tees Cotton, 80 do. Hops. 1900 sides
Leather 20 o, do go Hi4es l,S4e pszs. Butter LII DO
Chsese, les DO. Lard, Az DO. Provisions Is do Ashes
b, ADyft Ritey Bodts-l9 $40 bb Flour Al 90 bush Corn
IS Co. Wheat 500 do Oats. so do. Rye 1900 d. Bar.
ley - Ikss Ashes IA do Whisky 100 do. Provisions
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lows:
Bark Mary wilkins Bleuos Ayre.-Donbloons 1880 ~
Barb Tvos Porto Rico-Amercar Go.d......... 1000 on
Steamer Cry Ba-iuore Liverpool l. ; Gold trs 1895 %
Steamer Cry 81 BALTIMORE LveGpoGod Bullion. 800 90
Total hr the week. ~ s6S 20
Previously reported. ~<5HSl5 ~
T,t,l s22s76I9O p
The business ol the Clearing House was SIS $4,000
Tie inquiry for Treasury notes continues good and the
rates are still frmer About $4,000 have been sold
q, soc. y 81 eco prem on T. cents and mixed lot Of
3, ! and Il T. cents at par. For i z cents prem.
is asked and FOR Il T. cents 2 cent prem. We hear
Of further negotiations going on for the Collins steam
ers, but nothing has been concluded. One scheme is
TO place them the Tehuantepec rsute--the Adriatic
on this side and tie Baltic and Atlantic the other
side. This would make iavOrite line and reduce very
materially the time between this city and San Fran
cisco. II the mean time we hear that arrangements
have been nearly concluded FOL the weekly line via
Panama, by putting on the Vanderbilt line Of boats,
the Queen OF the Ocean aud the Northern Light. The
Receiver Of the Nicaragua Transit Company has
menced suit against the late President of that Com.
pony, to recover about two millions OF assets.
Albert II. Nicolays regular daily auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place on Monday Oct. 3D.
at l2i o'clock at the Merchants Exchange. ) variety
Of securities will be offered
s. Diapers regular daily auction sale Of Stocks and
Bonds VIII take place Monday next, the 18th inst,
al l2i o'clock, a, the Merchants Exchange.
The case OF the Bank Of Rome against the Village
Of Rome, decided recently by the Court of Appeals,
was al action brought for the noupaymen OF interest
coupons upon certain bonds issued by the Village OF
Rome for u subscription to the stock Of the Rome,
Clayton and Ogdensburgh Railroad. The defense was
that the law authorizing the subscription and Issue of
bonds j. unconstitutional the double ground that
the operation Of the act made To depend upon an
approving vote Of the taxpayers of Rome, and that
the Legislature has not the power to authorize mu
ncipal corporation TO engage in tae constructor of
railroad outside OF It's limits or other industrial enter
prise which may result in imposing burden on the
property Of the citizens against the viii Of minority
We give below statement OF the resources aud
liabilities Of the banks OF this city the 18th of Sep
TENDER last, a. compared with the previous quarterly
statements Of June 49, This table is an abstract Of
more elaborate compiled by Mr. George D. Lyman.
Manager Of the Bank Clearing House from the official
reports Of the several banks, they have appeared
from day to day:
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cidod. Tie same clayacteTls,cs were Dotieeabie ID
Rock Island ard Toledo IN The former Of winch zee
an-actions were large. TIE earnings Of The T"ie"o
Road for the third week IN October were sp'Vo
against sl0707 for the corresponding week Of -H-'
year. Gaena wGs comparatively dll under tae r.
port Of tie resignation Of the President. The prcp'c
Of y cen. dividend in February, however "ich
seem strong, even with greatly diminished earning,
nave prevented any decline, and the indications io"a'
the close If tie day were favorable to rs paf-
patton in the general advancing movement hlAp''
Central, without particular activity was IN good &C.
nand and in the afternoon sold upto - nm aware ~
Der cent during the day. Panama from lls n inc
morning went to ~, snd Wa strong. Paclno Nun
closed in demand a. 1867. The excitement was con
siderable Al the afternoon session. and most OF Inc
.Lares dealt IN were quoted higher after tie adjourn
ment TIE closing prices were for Nev-fork 'entiai
SCI ass; Rock Island go 069i; Toledo, 54t o"iI :
Michigan southern 2ii 2il Preferred DO, 81 d,
uinoi. Central, s4I Galens, 81. as3; HUDSON
River, 32a32i; Erie, lji aI5l; Harlem IL ~;
Preferred do, .jd2j.; Michigan Central, 59a9'4i
Reading. 81 a -: Missouri e. 50; 990, Sc.
In Foreign Exchange there s little or nothing dong
to-day. and the market j. nominaly as yesterday
Sterling. q a 10 prem. Francs, j.l5a5l2l.
Ere glis ere steady. TO Liverpool, 10000 bushels
Corn at 3D. in bulk; 100 bales Cotton al 3-l6d; oVu
boxes Cheese at 22s. Cd; 300 bbls. Rosn a; D.. l.
| tuns Seed at PES A British ship Of coo tuns, from
| Charleston to Antwerp with Cotton at L. bark Of
1900 bbls. capacity Barcelona al 7Oc, and = cent
primage. We noted in Yesterdays issue ship IRON
Charleston to Have at &C.,, which should have beer
ic. A vessel to north side of Cuba aud back Of 3'c
for suga, Sic. for Meado and 50 % for Moles.es. 4
bark home from Sicily a. s. SEQ.
Tie business Of the Sub.Treasury was: Receipts
500 ,6O9 Of s7 900 for Customs Payments, So,
% II. Balance, So 6oj,sl7 %.
We annex a comparative statement Of the ForegI
Imports Of Merchandise at New-Ycyk for tie week
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IS2rEsTS.-Coroner Smell held inauosts Yesterday
the ides ga child Of Angus, kahn No IS Moore street
Esses Distii ard child Of Mfs HALEY a. the corner o
Second md South Second streets, Eastern Dc A. esh Of
which Of death from contusons were rendered
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touSTTRrrITs.-C Counterfeit 81 bills or The Farm
md Merchants Bank Il RdcewateT were circulated in
the tsstcrn pHrlet Oh Saturday night
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BURGLARirs.--The house Of J l.. Marshal, No. 5
L.faytt re, Eseru Dis.Ic was boz aIiosy enies,d
SATURDAY isht and number Of books s>en from th, Iror
table SolhiDs els y value taken. -
The honse Of Ralph Lane 10 Wyekof Blocker
rHsten District robbed Saturday pgt OF > worth ~
a. kens H. b. tie evss escaped Win iheii booty
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RrPosrEp sos THE y y Tsisy>k.
VIM SArURD.Y. Oct. p. 1855
.ctrs TIL demand sor Pots is far a, 20 and PeaIl, IN
s.csdy REQUEST A. re ~. SaleTstus nrm a. b. cash
COTTON-The mak,t is dun and heavy sales Of GU oas -
L. W.
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CAprraF OI \ III RCHaR.-A young man named
William snydor detected breaking int
the h, John in Petite street shout o'clock on
sanisy morning IT, hall door hsyng beea iVt open. AZ
Don.y who \ policeman laid With njused got out
bed and ,co. tie into catody the
irjcs under hch Sc officer ls,0red, he cordi. ted
cu.ed Th Pre-c Station house where Ia locked
an @ ait eX4Etnttiou.
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Net deer f'-''
Tie Toledo, Wabash and Western Road received,
the second week in October, 81 ,6i9 %.
Mr. Turner has resigned the Presidency of the Ga
lena and Chicago Road Tie Dem0crat OF the -ist
Gays
ST. Tuner has felt il his duty 10 resign his place a.
President oi the Board consequence Of the growing
unpopulari,y of Mr.. McApines dividcnd-eati1g .po-
on two roes submitted to the stockholders, the men
who have been using their positions as Directors To
carry private specuaiions e.. their own nave oeen
severely rebuked. The Galena Railroad is one of the
very best in the country and in the hands OF conserv
alive men-- who do not want other people to pay
for their losing specllatons-would pay very large d.
vidcndr Some think that Mr.. McAlpne will have
himself elected President. Others think he will have
tool of bis elected, that he can be President WITH
out taking the responsibility before the public.
If Messrs. Moseley and McCord could be got back,
and Judge Skinner could have the place designed Tor
him ast Spring, and some man ike NIr. Acsbery
could be made President, the stock VIII be, a great
bargain at the present price. But, If the dividend
eating policy is 10 be kept up, the stock will be worth
little or nothing Mr.. LOOMS, one OF the McAlpne
men, having gone Europe, has resigned 40 "a to let
Mr.. McAlpine keen control OF the Board by elcctlng
bis brother or some other who will play into his
hands We learn that he and his brother now get
about twelve thousand dollars out of the road, bes De
extras. When MT. McAlpne took possession oi the
road the stock was worth 2o, and 1t divided about
20 per cent. IL il now worth 50 cents, and divided
last year per cent. What will Mr.. McAlpine charge
the Company 10 agree to a reference Of his ease to
the stockholders. who have learned their streneth-
and who are determined on diyidend-paying policy
The earnings of the Erie Railroad for month OF
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Decrease compsred with that Of sj7 S1o3sH
The following is a comparative statement OF the
whine of certain exports from the oommen of the
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ATrEsPT TO STEAL.-Two men named John
Me,og-t IL aud Pa nick Dunn arrested board the
frgA.e Brtndywine = Navy Yard Saturday the
charge epts steal They locked M 20 snsweT
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Eos NDLnG.-A nale child about three weeks OF
sse found tia sidewalk IN Front Saturday
morning hayn, been dess tod By It's parent IL gen
charge " .he silpeTiIi-nde II the Poor
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.Rcrv ~ t-yING sTREET.-On Saturday night last,
Micha. the house occupied by three families,
LAWYER Welsh and Burns, and created disturbance.
He ha6 a. ad pistol IN his hands ard assaulted Buns
,ring r hsdy The others wrenched the pistol from his hand
Nj In dog ~ 1ke the stock DOYLE was taken into custody
b, or r.s and Oats Of the Third Precinct Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

INYos MING ON Transmission Saturday night
jane Can and James Delaney Qsrreng about The division
scds of property which alleged they had
Of froa bag in Atlantic Dock They became dsordeTy
the attention of Officers Compton and UaH OF the
II Police who took both into custody the strength
OF ,Se made them Desuey stated that they had
fsk,n ao pounds of Cain would not divide
he oney a. aay They were locked up await hearing