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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

FRIDAY. NOV. 5-P. NJ,


The Stock market continues heavy particularly for
Western Railway shares which, under the reports of
GREATLY diminished earnings, show material decline,
and drag down in sympathy majority Of the active
speculative stocks. Whatever may be the opinion
70 the permsneut character Of the unfavorsbe state Of
business on these Western lines it Is idle 10 attempt
any Disguise as TO the present facts aud that these
veiy much against the stocks point profits and divi
epdprospecis for Elk months TO come i clear. This
yiction is wet blanket to speculation in them unless
tbe basis of such move nenis ike thai which we had
few DAYS since If other than that OF consideration of
preseut business prosperity The dgures aye accessible
10 any who feel interested enough TO make proper
;nouries and mathematical calculations based upon
actual results are not very difficult. AT the First
Eos,d there was fair amour, of business in stocks
generally. but in New.York Central Gaena aud Rock
Island the Transactions are particularly large. Sales
of the first reached aggregate OF $50 shares open
me at So and falling TO s3I the call. In Galena
the business was over 100 shares quotations droop-
inc 70 80 but toward the close of the call showing
.loht improvement. Tie October earnings, it will
be noticed by the teegraphic report from Chicago,
were Sl39 coo, against go 35f IN the corresponding
month of ls5a. fihe November, December aud Jan
nary earnings show corresponding decline, il viii be
very SAL guine to expect even g cent dividend
Rock Island shows less decided decline With trans
actions embracing ,t2J shares TIE frs: sales
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SALE OF CURIOUS COINS.
Ero. Ii, PaaatelIAia EnHetin. Nor. 5.

The private collection Of United States cents belong
ing To Mr.. Edw. W. Cogan, ooin dealer, of No. -
North Tenth street, disposed of a few evenings
since among LIS private friends snd coin electors
generally The following the prices Of the finer
and scarcer descriptions: fine Washington cent of
l7gl large eage go; extremely die OF the Wash-
ingtor cent Of 1872, SIS CO., extremely fine 1923, river
or Ink cent, $l2 60, 1873 wreath, very fue 81 10;
1875 liberty cap, very fine e. So; 1875, remarkably
fine ~ IS 1875 thick die, very fine, a. ~; i795,
thin die. fne 81 So 1885, liberty cap very fine, 81;
l5g6 et head, very fine, 81; 1877, very tine, 81 30:
no, ante perfect. e; 1902 very ffe, 81 is; is'3,
fye 81 %; 1864 very fine, - 90; 1875, very fine,
81 I79c extremely fnc, sS SJ9 very perfect, Termed
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DypEW-sEE-On Thursday. Nov. T. ~ The Chrrch 81 ne
HON Trinity, Brooklyn by the Rev W. H. L.w'' y - y
Iohrooi Depew Helen j., Only daughter oi Aon : See
UpBFy-Ip Brooklyn on Thursday morning Nov 4,
bv ~, Rev Ogion. NJ Ste phen Day 70 ai hSNh
,ita T. II bben, formerly Of Charleston, > 1.
pOOLF-sWAINE-At S'isa;er, y. T., on Monday NOV j.
Mr. SAMUEL Poo.e 20 Miss Eliza W. STaine.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thur.dsy, Oc' =, ~ 81
Rrooslyn n. J., By the Rev r. X. Rosers, MI !" sm ~
Roct,.ow Of Nev.York Miss Ames O. eldest daughter
Of Charlie. Walton, esq. OF the former place
RIrGFR-HOYFR St Mathews Church, on Tuesday Sov
nv The Pew G. goldman. William RIser eel, 20 Pau
In. huxusts daughter OF the late C. Hoyer boa OF New"
Nort
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La w INTELLIGENCE.
TIE CASE OF CANCEMI-a FOURTH TRIAL
ORDERED.

ORDEKED.
SUPREME cOURr-CfsERiL TErx-Sov Before
Judges Dawes CLEKgE and IseRaH.s
This morning Mr.. Joseph Blunt, the Distfi 't-Afor-
ney lei Il yerrtIVr Of the Court OF Appeas III tue
Gaze Of Michael CAncem, ard moved that the jldg-
ment Of the Court Of Appeals be made the Judgment
Of this Court ard that the be sent down TO the
Circuit for trial on the r-t Monday in December next
The motion was granted, and AN order entered se-
cordir CIV Cancem was IN Cont.
THE DISTRICT COURT CLERKS.
The Peop!e and Edward Mcconnell Edward McPber
sou: The People and b. LOew rat l'ssc h. baieneior
This contest between the Court clerks appointed by
the Convention. consisting Of the Mayor aud Board OF
Aldermen Of 1857 and those continued in office By the
District Cont act Of 1851, came up this morning on
an appeal from special verdict rendered at the Cir
cult IN favor Of the defendant The COnstitutionaE,y
Of the District Court act Of 1851 is consequently one
Of the principal points raised on the argument.
~ CH1ssEss-Befr. Judge CLERgr.
mASDAMUs AGAINST THE CITY cHAaBERLAGs.
Judge Clerke has granted peremptory maDdamns
against Mr.. a. V. ) out the County Treasurer, CON.
II. ling linn 10 pay McSpedon d Baker the sum OF
ass Sos 60 for woik done under the direction Of the
Commissioners Of Records. Ex-Judge Etmonds ap.
pearcd for McSpedon 4 Baker aud Mr.. Richard Bus
iced Cor Mr.. Stout. Mr.. Bustced said the County
Treasurer had been called on by Supervisor Blunt
with request that the paper served him should be
sent 10 Mr.. Whiting but he Mr.. Busteedl mad not-
fed Mr.. Stout that he must have tnem Mr. Buateed
sad he could discover legal reason why the motion
ton should not be granted.
The Judge then granted the mandamus.
Before Judge lNGRAHAh.
DIVORCE CASES.
Arninda Pike agt. TLos. j. Pike.-Judgment OF d.
,inculo.
Michael treligh egt. Alvira A. FTelgh.-Judgment
Of divorce granted.
DECISIONS.
John Hartman agt Eliza Hartman.-Referred to
Mr.. Jos. Maurice 10 take proofs, &c.
Adelaide A. Minis agt. Theodore S. Nims.-Refcrred
10 Nj A. Wak.msn, 10 take proofs, &C.
Benjamin NJ. Slillwell ct al agt. Josephine w. SAY.
age ct sL-Refcned 10 Mr. VIM Mtchill 10 examine, kc.
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Hugh Riley and wife, agt. Reuben w. Heuer, ct a..
Action to recover damages for assault and battery.
that defendant entered plaintiffs premises
aud Riley by the throat aud her aud the furniture
Defendants that PLAINTIFF had not paid
their Of dsposesson regularly obtain
that force than necessary was used Yer
dict for del dsnts.
1t was incorrectly stated in some of the morning pa
pers yesterday that the jury had room to deliberate
IN. The fact is the Court has jury rooms in The
Times building, but the jantor being absent at the
time and the officer having the jury IN charge being
unable to find the keys the Jry in the above case had
to find their verdict in the Governor in the City
Hail.
SPECIAL TERM-Nov. 5.-Before Judge BHADy.DEcIsIoSs
Hartmann agt. lows.-C0mmission granted.
ksin agt. Hosie Hathorne agt. Hodges.-Cases
settled 49,
Mangacchi agt. Bull.-Judgment for $780,
Before judge HILTON.
Barry agt. Mayhen.-Motien denied.
Moses agt. Walker. Judgment for plaintiff en- de-
murrer with costs. ,
Kina agt Kanski.-Alowance granted, three per
eel on $500.
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TEXT BOOKS Foa THE ScHooLs-In the Board OF
Education, on Thursday, Mr.. Whiting moved that
books on astronomy zoology, algebra geometry and
ply soogy be stricken from the list of text books au-
thorized by the Board. The resolution was offered
with the view of simplifying the studies. The subject
was referred to the Committee School Books for
report.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WATER.-It is in contemplation TO introduce water
into the Ridgwood Reservoir some time next week
This week lie devoted to trying the capacity of the con-
meeting pipes and cleaning them. After ten feet of
water has been let into the basin the city pipes will be
filed Sufficient will be let into the city for fire pur
poses by the middle of December.
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R.re,us. of Produco-Noy. s.

By North Risey Boas-49, ~ bbs Flour, $50 e'sss
Wheat 900 do. Com, 10 $50 do Barley, ~ pk AsAeh u
WHISKY no do. Provisions - 49,, 9. a.,
BY ne Eric RaiJodd-For two days bba FSr ..
bbs Whisky 66 do Alcohol 400 psgs Butter " 90 es
G2 DO Provisions 20 pkgs Ashes 10 DO Tobacco 5sn .r
Leather so rolls DO 229 Hides ass bales Cotton 70 DO Wool
80 do Hops 80 do Bark, pigs Lard.
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NEy.ORLEANs AND THE EPIDrNIc-The annual
message of Mayor S,ith of New-Orlears alludes TO
the epidemic and states that since its commencement
not less than 10000 have been expended beside the
disbursements of the city treasury for the burial OF
the dead and the conveyance of the poor TO the hosp
tall. and the multiplied private benefa.iions made by
he charitable OF The city while on Their day ROUNDS
OF mercy,
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Board of Fire Commits

FIRE DEPARTNEST.-The Board of Fire Commits
,ours rec ny the following appointments: Engine No.
B. George w; MumtIy Philip Anthony No Joseph oikey
Frederick Timon William L. Days No. TO- John Mccarthy,
Philip Whitman Andrew Ma kshsne. Francis Gen George
Mead No a. f. B. Backus, Daniel B. Phillips Truck No
John Coleman No e Thomas T.. Ward; No s. George w
Ball Isaac Nichols; Hose No ID. r. Barnard Discharges
were granted James Canan r. r. Story VIM b. smith and
Nm Richardson.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIoNsCsNoy: s.ssfOTe

BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS--Sov. 5-beore
Judge MORRIS and Justices EMMoks and SShooNMAtS:
George Wilder, who was convicted ON indct-
eut grand larceny in stealing watch from John A. Cor
was sentenced the State Prison for two years
John Smith indicted for burglary in the hr degree was con
yicted that oense the second degree Sentence re
served
John Myers indicted for grand larceny in stealing wine from
the cellar Denoncos hodse in ftb svenue was coVcled
Of petit larceny, and sentenced 10 the renshSy 0i "
months ,,s
Peter j. Dempsey indicted for assault aud battery pesded
guilty. Sentence reserved.
Henry Brodt. INDICTED for similar ofense pleaded guilty
Sentence reserved.
IL Moore counsel for the liquor dealers made mo-
qussh indictments found sg4s parties for violating
the provisions metropolitan Police law which opposed
by District when the Court Adjourned th next
Tuesday when argument the motion will take place.
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RopBERY AND ARREST or THE THIEvEs.-Two
women named Susanna Hamilton (whe) and Mary stile (co
ot.d Bale ntine the South
Ferry on Thursday night suspicion OF being thieves bas
filed with sverware, valued at 900 aud which had been
stolen house Of Asa Psr, No 8! Perrepont street.
was found In their possession Both committed
IL full for trial, BY Justice Cornwen
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoNs-FRIDiy-Before Cit.
lid Rus

Very little business occupied Che attention of this
Court to-day Thomas Lewis was tried for assault aud
battery Elijah r. Pendleon also negro on July - Inc
ev dence being meesy insufficient to convict the defendant
acquitted. r. -,
Nancy placed trial fol in the first Degree
but no prepared to the case although two ew
yes qusrreng with each other to Precedence
In The defense the Court sponed the trial till the third Mon
ay the the 18th lust There being no other cases ready
the Jury were discharged and the Court adjourned
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nlsxsusuts Of Ocean steamer.
TO ARRIVE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
gUK-Rises.... 6:& Sets........ +.5I Moon-Hss''
MGR wATER-THIs DAY
Sandy Hook 1856 Gov q Island e:06 Hell Osts.... -
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Mr. MARsHs Sscosp LECTrRE.-The second ec-
tnrc Of the series on the Eng-h Language in the post
graduate course Of Columbia College, was gwen yes
terday by Prof Marsh, in the Lecturc-Room Vi '"0
Historical Society One third at least OF the annie"'
we're ladies.
In this lecture Mr. Marsh arer reviewing INC argn-
ments for one common origin OF language "a"c 10
the conclusion that language was faculty. oeiongng
IN the race and not 10 the Individual; ana the' u was
An instructive faculty; was as perfect among uncivl-
ezed a. among civilizcl nations. Learning foreign
,sr,nare WAS enala>ns 10 those he'f Intellectual half
,,noroal efforts. iy which we learned to control mo-
lion, generally iryoluntary speech was natural only
a Il was Unconscious Mr.. Nsrsh then noticed the
,pccessive mg7aiions into Epgland in the Fifth Cen
fury Of Saxon, Angles aud Frisians driving the
Cets into the west and north Of the Island.
There mus. have been great difference IN
speech among these Immigrants; there was among
their descendants in le countries from which they
came. Tae Tuetonic element was probably stronger
than the Scandinavian. ~ was impossible 10 fix the
date Of the formation 81 the Anglo-SaxOn tongue;
equally difficult to conc TO any conclusion "a 10 the
time when il became Esgsh. He could only approx
innate. lie would call the language Of England from
the Saxon conquest to the middle Of the thirteenth
century Apglo-Saxon; from the middle of the thir-
teenth century to the middle Of the fourteenth he
called il Old English since then, Modern English
The greatest change through which it had ever
pa sed was under the influence Of Wicklihe, Cover
and CHANGER, including the brilliant reign OF Edward
ILL., and the glorious history of the Black Prince vi
WckhfIrs numerous works little had been pnblisae1,
EXCEPT bis wonderful translation of the Bible; and
Cover was OF minor importance; but Chaucer had
done more than any other author to develop the poet
zeal capabilities of the language.
The future lectures of the course viii be given on
Mondays and Wednesdays at p. IN.
TIE Rrv. Mr.. CUYLER on SPURGEoS.-The Rev
r. l.. Cuyer delivered a lecture last evening on
"Spureeon and the Of.band Preachers" He dwelt
much on the advantages Of the extemporaneOus
method in the pulpit, and gave Illustrative in
edents and anecdotes. The lecturer then prde0ced
vivid portraiture OF Mr.. Sturgeon and his audience in
Surrey Music Hall. Mr.. Surgeons strong points
were dwet upon and he defended from the charge
Of shallowDess" brought against lin by Mr.. Ray
mond Of Tie Times. A parallel was run between
Dir. Beecler and Mr.. Spurgeon. Mr. Cuyler stated
that his lecture had been hastily prepared to meet
a charitable object, viz Episcopal Mission Church
In Forsyth street.
LARGE SALE or BUFFALO RoBEs.-Yesterday,
Messrs WilmerdiDg, Hoguet & Hudlber sold at auc'
ton, at No 35 Broadway, over 600 buffalo robes,
m q. n. IL.
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LARGE SALE OF BUFFALO RoBEs.-Yesterday
Me.srs Wilmerdng, Hoguet Huaber sold at auc'
ton at No IS Broadway, over 1000 buffalo robes,
belonging to Pierre Cbouteau jr & Co. The prcesav-
sraged az follows: No. rs 81 so TO 81 63; No. 2s,
g IS; No. sc, 81 40.
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IseuEsr-Coroner Smell held inquest yesterday
cn the BODY named Nancy Smith, who died
suddenly al her residence No South Third street The Nsr
dict rendered " Death from epileptc nj"
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.- Interesting services val take
place at Metropolitan Hall on Sunday, under the aus
pces Of the Bethesda Baptist Church. At 10 a. M,
sermon will be preached with special reference to the
peculiar principles Of the Baptift denomination I'm
edately after the morning services the ordinance Of
Christian baptism viii be administered TO several can
didates at the foot Of Greene street. The Rev. Noah
Davis will preach in the afternoon aud IN The evening
the Lords supper will be celebrated.
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were arrested by Officer Adenn Of the sath Precinct, on
Thursday on John Meyer who charged them with
having on the night previous robbed him Of coat and SIS In
money Ii appears that Meyer went into ths place OF 5anse
A. OF Division avenue and Bartlett street and played
esrc. After time stupefed with liquor, and while
n that money. The parties were brought be-
fore Justice Feeks yesterday but complainant appearing
shsy were discharged.
BURoLARY.-The house, No. 81 South Fourth street,
ga. entered gh and robbed OF various articles
Of cothng and trnkes The thieves escaped with their booty
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TsFoRTryaTE.-JamesB Breaker, lad ten years OF
age living in Bond street. Butler brought to the Long
Island College Hospital Thursday with his left arm broken
This il the third this boy has met with similar accident
the fret time BY falling from tree.
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Messrs Thompson Il Brothers say;
Land Warrants have advanced still further one
cent per acre with demand exceeding the supply.
We quote to-day as follows: Gu
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narhets-CAsrFuLLr RrroEr,O'Os rrs n y rrisvsr.

COEFEE-very little is dong; We only hear Of sales Of so
coPPER~The inquiry for all kind. s quite limited but
prices without important change.
DYEWOUDs-The denand for ell kinds continues very lin
only learn Of sales Of 10 Lima Wood 800,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour
active arrivals prices sustained,
although f.ety brands firm and in fair eqae, but
hone Eastern trade for State shipping order
- ba 70 On unlimited EXIT o. PpeT but refused 70,
81 for suPerns DO 81 ga - % Tor extra do 81 10
do IS IS IS for low grade. of round hoop oho;
% ga 80 s. for trade brsne' do Is Sas7 IS Or extra
Flour WITHOUT activity the arrival, are limited aud pnos are
uncksns.d .ses Of 90 bb at - 7OGeo Southern Flour
$50 IS 80 sup-rhns BALTIMORE ke and - +SG 81 ~
ina is limited sale. Of $50 bb. al s5Gst Corn Neal
heavy sales Of 20 tL ~ for Jersey ands4 for Brandy
FRuITsRai.a, more active sales Of 5000 boxes Lay
At f2 80, and Bunch at - o5d - TO-
FISH Dry Cod light supply aud prices rule steady,
bu, inquiry limited. M4cker. contiuue in demand a.
No Mss No aIe .arce aud held at further sdvance No
are firm ss Herring rather quiet but prices
GRAINThe wh.. marke, !; quiet Spring held hisher,
more particularly the inferior; Winter Wbeats are quiet AZ
about ieer rs'es tie sae' are ~ bush good 10 prime
white Canada 81 25d FL 2 $500 bush red Southern at
bo.h good Canadian Club al tl and 40 bush fair white
"eIn a. : l Barley Is lees hrn the demand hardly equal
70 the supply sales Of II $40 bgh fair good state aid Cana
dian the ater description held s5 Oats arm,
but e. active sales Of jersey a. Hdfoc State a; 4Ide
Corn better il the trade and the fAi
sales q 5000 bush 6sdTlc for Western Mixed and -
for small lots do ee for oed SOUTHERN s1Gs Tor
Jersey Yellow. and sc for southern Yellow 80.
HOPS m du and nominal I0q nc. for 1884, and az
&c. for ISIS.
HlDEs-An se.ive demand prevail, and prices are shade
rtrer sales Of 7leo busnOs Ayres al 23c mos sAe are
so reported high Dc. 5000 Ornoco a. y mo-. lgD
MeIiesn at u no'; 49, CITY s4ughser at -, cash. ~Vo
f,Iss 4Dd ~ bales Cslcs;ta Buffalo on private terms
HAfTLe den and continues good or snPpn and pres are
chaBg.d; sales Of so bales At i51Ie q 10
IhONscotch Pig il steady. and request sa-s OF some
go ~ g. - chip aud 81 Rom yard Other
kind. quiet and prices unchanged
INDIA kUbBkR-Tn, maIsst very firm, but The inquiry
10 imi,ed for the
LEATHER-HrnOsk and OAK have both found ready buyers
tut prizes Tie movement for The week IL a. follows:
Heulocx. Oak.
Receipt. .if5lo 100
safs.s.........- .--..ss..-..... isfo CIV
STOCK llJoo J,pbD
MOLAsSES-is little ac,y-: sale. Of 50 b. AMI
half New Orleans az i5c - mas BE- IS
bfe.. 81 IT,. MI--oyado
NAVAL sTOREs-Spint. Ta-p~n;ire la. lsp--d into
lie state but Nv SOL much reduced, and h.ier
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BupcIaRs SrNTENcED.-Judge Ogden has sem
fenced John George the burglar eight IN the
State Prison His pal HAMPTON was sentenced 20 i've years
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BgRTH.
MARRIED..

SrCoLAy-On Frida, morning SDv g. a. oeoci ne iAa7
OF Albeit II. NoOlsy, OF son.
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t,x..,v,r.. Sr.ri-. Circulation. iisbil ,ies.
xn40aS ,ei 60, 2-l.s4i s7s2 fs slfSSr.io
I.illasi %62Stjl 7sG63 lo2i5fA
Nv tti.uwill be seen Inst the weekly statements
afford very incomplete insight into the CONDITION Of
ii. banks a, they report only tina, portion OF 'her n
v..,uep,s included IN toe loans and discounts, while
the actual ne ale Of the banks Shown by the above
figures are nearly twenty millions in excess OF that line
The earnings. in October, Of the Macon and Western
Railroad were: ,o,.
oc.ob,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S4ti ta4 .
October le57....................'....' --'''i D
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DRowNED.-An unknown man was drowned at IN
E.w.Jssey Ferrysp, the New York side, ON Inursoa
night violin his cap Teooyeled, and remain a. u
terry The BODY not recovered
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FrRE.-A fire occurred in the frame dwelling, house
ory and occupied by Eas H. Main No alarm was given, but
several companies work and ehnngh-d the
he Damage 20 the building about Soo ana ~ INC
CSC; insured.
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INvrsTsEsfs.
To,.l inv,,tnert.......

The quarterly statement, oondensed and compared
with the weekly statement made Oh the same day The
rorriug Of SPIT. 25 shows the following result;
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A DEITY SHERIFF IsPRisosTD AND CARRIED
oEs WIN A sTEAsBohT.-Betweeb and O'Clock yesterday
morning party Of men on board Of sesmuE went noise
lssy along aide Of the sesmboet Fulton which wss recently
seized by the sheriff and uoored a. q the docks In Jer
City, In charge Of pepu;y Sheriff Snow The men fastened
the cabin thus making prisoner Of toe Deputy shsrr
unAsiened and towcd 10 Whitehall, on the New
York sd and the Deputy released AID allowed 70 depart
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HvpsoS COUNTY BIBLE SocIrTY.-The Hudson
Count, Bible Society hed their annual meeting Hoboieu
evening" The following officers elected for the
ensuing year: President, the Rey H. rarmly LicePres
AM. a level J. Mccoy ard j. Dunn Lt,e Treasurer
NcMrsan Secretary the Rev Dr. Crane Messrs Yerrngon,
Wilson ana Crosby chosen member. Of the Executive
Commi,,e. received from The Bergen
Town,n Society thc transfer Of its suxay
ton,hip 10 the County society special COMMITTEE was s
n,ed 20 reoue,t the Jersey City Society 70 become auxiliary
ms all the local Societies VIII thee De auxiliary
T. the County Society Addresses were delivered ~ the Rev
Riddle Crane aud the yearly report was resa ana
adj nted
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half bsrrs New Orleans i5c.. tart ala a. BE- IS
bte. ard 81 t.. M1-.oyado d .5c.
NAVAL sTOREs-Spats Ta-p~niire has lsp--d into
lie state but Nv much reduced, h.der, GEN