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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
MARRIED.

REAEP-MARsHALL.-In Flushing n V, on Wednesday
Nov BY the Rev J. Peck Mr Marx Breser % Whining
ton Del and Mis- Mary Ellen only daughter Of the late Rob,
MaTshal, EGG, of the former psce.
BONITA RATHBONE At Roselsvn, Columbia County
n. Y, on Tuesday, Nov ?, by the Rev Edward Holmes
George Il. Bouia NewYork TO Alice c. eldest daughter
the late Frederick Ra;hbone Of Ro,eswn.
COBB-PoLHEMUs-At Newark, " J., on Wednesday, Nov
8 by the Rev. John Forsyth, d. D. Of Nevburgh the Rev
Oliver f. Cobb OF Hopeuen Dutchess County " Y to Cor
of ewaTk.
DFPEW-SEE--On Thursday Nov. T. a. the Church Of the
Holy Trinity, Brooklyn by the Rev ", II. Lewis ID. d..
HoboOk Depew Helen j. only daughter Of Abm s. Lee
ELLIOT-HENDERSON-At Philadelphia on Tuesday, Nov
2 by the Rev Mr. Stevens, Daniel Graud Elliot Annie
khza dsurhter Of the late David Henderson.
HART r CRONK - On "Wednesday evening Nov. s. at the
Church Of the Holy Innocehts by the Rev j. Emendor
David Hart TO Sarah CFonk daughter OF the late Audew
CTonk, all Of this city.
MISREPRESENTATION Monday Oct. 25, by the Rev
H. w Beecher the residence Of the brides father Harry
L. Huntington 20 Anna, second dA ghter OF W. w. Powell all
Of Brooklyn.
MNOR-SMlTHAt the residence Of the brides parents, in
New. London, Conn, Tuesday, Nov by the hir.
Fied Robert C. Minor Of Newlork to Isabel A. daughter
Of Oren i. Smith.
NICHOLs-MAIN-In Jersey City on "Wednesday, Nov. s.
by the Rev Dr. Riddle George ". Nichols 70 Ellie g. dsush.
ter OF Elias II. Main, esq
RAMBO-LOUNsBERY-On Tuesday Oct 10, in 81. Jude's
Church. Philsdephs b. the Rev r. Lounsoey the Rev.
Jacob Rsmbo r Mission in W. Africa, 10 Miss Mary @.
sUTTON-SANDS-On Tuesday, Nov . in summerield NJ Z.
Church, by the Rev. W. S. Studey Efnghsm t. Sutton to
Mis- R. Jenny Sands. both OF Brooklyn.
uNDERHlLL-BR0WN-ln TINS city, on Tuesday NOV 2,
by the Rev John Piepont MI Daniel Uuterh to Mrs Ann
Leah Brown, both Of this city
OLNERTON-OLMSrEAD-On On Thursday, Nov. 4, by the
Rev. W $. Hail, Mr J. A. Woveron Of the firm Of Vasser
wolyeron, to Mise Eyslyn L. daughter of P Olmsead
all of sfity
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

HAY-The demand Eor ,h,,-,,, @, i,.,, -. -->s
ssll ts b.l.,. a5aae 40 49, ""ne 10 IL 9sr-,
HOPs COZ in p. elis, ., l6sil, 4, zen.
HIDES are f4riy 4rty.. a.. ~ -. 20 fo' lsyys
81 = = 81 csc s nos. 500 p. !. Ayres -
and 3. bss, Csl.uta Kin. o, piv,, - -'., n,.
LEATHER-FIsr.i,ek 40 o., - -
AZ. n ~ .asts ned ~" sSs'e' ant s-io-,
IIMf-we uo' i-e SAL. II sjo bsl. eo,,,,o, r...,-
70 N.wsrk q: re u hich 4, eou,l Al - noNaf I,
LkTHS-Eas,.rn ar- eui., =. al 81 ~ " -. ~ @efe.
hOLAsSEs /. dun asa foT foreign r,,s-, 80,
Lids Porto REQ az Sc., aud - hsf 81. Nv 0,s~s y
NAVAL S1ORES-Spiri.s Turr-ptn. (. b.ii - a Is,
tfaress bat tn Gra.aa Is leas .riu.s. ncr,...,
usfchantsbs order, a. s.c cash AID t.o 30 Ma :
s. Crude e g. rs. s-r,iv .-t \. So =, ia II 50 o..
is limited Common Rosn continue. Ia bat ae eez.,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Markr,s....Reported 6y Telegrapk.

BUFFALO Nov. T. p. u.-fLoUR quiet, and 30 ebsu,. \,
note in rates. there has eeen ascod mqfy & the interior BE-
50 for good choice Su,rhne; - 15G IS for rood "a
choice extras 60 Tor double eAtI. W8E,r In AIR a.
nsud market frn; sses Of N 600 bush. Og2SI 10
ir white Indiana s,c. for Milwaukee Club, ard s n fr
prime white Canadian Com In good demand, ard mario
fner; sales Of 5000 bush. S a6c for good Prn. No
sales OF other grains WHISKY steady sales Of leo bo %
2o CANAL FREiGHrs unchsnged LANE RECEIPTS toi ,ns
last q houTs-965 lb Flour 5S bush WheN, las bash Bar
ley CANAL sHlPNENrssl72 bb' Flour, 6ol3 bush whes
50 .sG8 BUSH Corn. IL, $50 bush Barley
OswEGO, Nov. 4, p. m.-FLouR steady. WHEAT nsrke.
better with active demand sales 10 go bush kl Ao
o5 for Red Ohio and Indiana II for White C.nsiAn
at 62c OATS BAILEY aud RYE uuquieL Canal fssissrs
gue. at So Flour l0c Wheat and sic Com New
York Wind continues unfsvorsbe for vessels coming down
the Lake. RECEIPTS unmpoliant. CANAL EXPORTS: 6eD
bJsh. Wheat 30 DO Corn 800 do Barley, lSoo do OnL
ALBAsy Nov. t. The rain storm interrupts oprrtos
in Flour and market quite dull No transactions in Wsr.
Com held firmly and teniency upward, supply limited ace
a0o0 bush. eSdo9c aoa and in lots BAILEY ranges non
goa Csc, a, witch rate, 800 bush changed ban a,s A'
last report SHIPMENTS; 8eo bush. Corn 10000 bush whss
CNcNSAri, Nov. 4-FLoUR dropping aud holders wiling
sellers al - 25d ~ 80 for suPcIine Wheat and Con 70
changed WHIsKy declined to 7tc Hoes hrm, with fsol
demand s. IS Tor future delivery embracing oil Decembf-
offered sparir ally al this rste.
NEw0RLEASs. Nov. 4-The receip. of the Americas ~
Of c; the sales to-day foot up 400 bslss at efa
pces. SUGAR buoyAnt, aud advanced t.. MoLAssrs ID.
MosiLr Nov 4-The publication Of the Ameucs. new. To-.
day caused decline in the prices OF Corros Of c sss
CBARLrsroS Nov 1.-THE Americas received this
irg had effect upon the CoTroS market The sass to/
up 2o0o bales and for the week 5000 Prices on the ~~s
have declined dsc. The closing quotation Tor hiddns Fs
SAVANNAH Nov S-CoTros unchanged; sales l. $50 sseA
PHILADELPBIA, Nov. L-fLouR dull prices weak War
Coss steady; old Yellow. s0asic WHIsKY steady at ac
BALTIMORE, Nov 4-FLoUs steady, ONO, 81. WasAf n
fair demand Red sl l5qs % White, 81 asa 81 s Coas
frner; old White, 70G7ic. Yellow, sO0s2c Com, sS
t3c. Provisions quiet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
SALES At AUCTION,
THURSDAY, Nov. 4-P.


Tie course Of the Stock market to-day was more
decidedly downward than for some days past, nearly
every leading stock losing strength as the calls pro-
ceeded at the First Board, and showing further de-
cline in the afternoon. The only prominent exception
was Reading Railroad, VII ch held quotations with
remarkable frmness, closing at the First Beard at an
advance Of the last prices of yesterday. Pacific
Mail also was veiy firm at advance of /, and was
well sustained during the day. 1t is reported that
the dividend to be declared this stock within few
days will be il y cent in order to make the dividends
of the year 30 T. cent. Perhaps the most adverse
feature in the Stock market is the unfortunate cond
tion Of TIE Western Railways, not only to present
earnings bat as to the business of the ensuing Winter
These facts which too stubborn and prominent to
be ignored exert an unfavorable influence not only
| on those shares but sympathetically affect the
entire list Of railways. Il had been confidently
anticipated during the Spring and Summerh business
would revive in the Autumn sufficiently to make the
comparison OF traffic with months succeeding the great
revul-ion show quite favorably for the different lines;
but instead of realizing this expectation the returns
thus far with but few exceptions, exhibit very ma
terial decline even upon those unsatisfactory months
Nor are We led to expect any improvement on this
state Of things until Spring at least, the accounts from
all quarters representing continued stagneton of
business throughout the West, except at some of
the Central points, where a slight revival has been
noticed. The consequence will be, very scanty profits
and diminished dividends, even if dividends can be
earned at all for six eight months to come 1t is to
this feeling Of dependency in regard to Western
roads that must attribute much of the present
hesitation and want of recuperative power in the
speculative Stock market, which, under dfferent cir
cumstances, would naturally have rallied again on
such an abundantly supplied Money market. Galena,
under these unfavorabe statements, fell of to 76} to-
day at the Second Board and Rock Island though not
quite much pressed for sale, declined TO 65;. The
GeleDa earnings for October estimated at from
$4,000 TO $4,000, against s25j53S in the same
month Of last year, aud the Rock Island at about
10000 against tl6s 5iO If these figures prove to be
correct, the result os three months business the
~ - - =; -. 9 m.s-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Arr we'd.

steaHship Cahawbs Baloch, New ORLEANS oct- ". hs
evening Of IN Ut dse. and pess % Lyinssoa Cfs-
Co. EXPERIENCED continual N 4. gales the entire p
.
Ship Arctic, Zeregs, Liverpool Oct mese and a. psA
Zerss Co. experienced heavy weather 10 the w Of y
Bsnks; lost sails stove bulws shi,@d cargo &c NO ds,
ls - S. lon q 81 passed shiP Masoonsu Of Chsredos'
bourd y. ,
Snip H.rve, Queen Youps. Liverpool Oct II, udse. and ~
pass 10 {. H. Marshall 4 Go.
Big Boomer (BrI Campbell. Dorches.er n. B., IS dsTt
stone 10 r. Middleton.
Biz Round Pond We.,on Guilford In bslas, mster
schr D. W. Sanders fsnen Newberr, N G., days, ns'a
stores % Jonas smith Co.
gehr Rutloon, stn.on, Norfolk for Boston.
schr Niger Harding Boston days. mdse 20 nas,er
schr. John Adams Murphy, Roc land days, lns-
schr Ann 5. Ss,-r, Fisn, WsrebArn, nai.s
schr. Jenny Lind, Coombs, Warren, r. l., IN ballast
schr. Golden Fleece Young. Boston.
sehr Elizabeth Bowley (Br), Roy Wilnois N s., 9ssv'
potstoes 10 master.
scbr Hannah d. Nickerson, Gloucester, fish.
stesner Curew Ayre, Proyd.nce nidse 20 lease OfrL
WIAD-Durns the day N. T., y ith rain and fos
SAILED FROM QUARANTINE q, l2l o. m--Stearnsf e.
plFe City, Crh;1 for Havana and New Onezns
CAPT. Daniel Bsber pilot arrived les. evening Ia ehss
ship AEtc reports tina. this nornns I'm miles T. OF tos
ship passed two inward bound ships which turned And y,
re =, tie WIND blowing LesYy with Tremendous ss'A
u--.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Philadelphia Cattle Markct-Noy. z.

There very large supply OF BrEf C,rrLx at the ,,
yards YESTERDAY ana % day amounting IA al oo head IA.
large nur br had tendency iepress the mate .nd pss
Gecln.da shade. The sales ted AZ sx.
varying from ~ 20 ~ So s. and few ., 81
leo t large number Of Chester County Csttle wee ga
the Bnlls Head a. the last named figure.
SHEEP-Ih market continues duh, and the supply etc.e
the demands 50oo head in market bot only b..s
soo, az from - TO ~ eae which is equal aas
celts creased
HoGs-We have but little chang. in this market,
head disposed ol a. from SO p and p ls
70
Cows-Dunes sl pervades this market and only rs he.!
were sold, at fiom Sl5 to Si5 for good and bad
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Total. ................ $67, 600


Loss in three months $254,OO0. The Rock Island
figures show quite unfavoraby, and the Michigan
Central returns, though not quite mesger, still
enough behind those Of last year to make it evident
that dividend prudently be declared until next
July at least. At the Second Board prices gen.
orally from to y cent lower through the list, and
even Reading, which had much frmness in the
morning gave way little with the rest of the market
though not quoted in the list Of sales State Stocks
toerably steady, without important variation.
The closing prices For New-York Central 81
q Si4; Erie l6i l6,; Hudson River 80. 32l; Read
ing 81 81; Michigan Central SCI 956.; Michigan
Southern 23l 23i, preferred 52i 3d. Panama llsio
ll9; Canton q 92lt Cumberland l9ql9l; Pacific
Mail l0ti 1861! Illinois Central 81 a s5; Gaena 76i
a'6i Rock Island Is. q66; Toledo 80. a 33.; Ms
.our Is 81 s9I, &c.
The .uppy Of foreign bills is increasing and with
moderate demand rates are still lower. Good CON-
mercal Sterling is 81 q & cent. Bankers are asking
previous rates, but not drawing much. Francs
are 5E r5l3i.
Rates OF Freight are rather nominal. To Liverpool
500 bbs. Flour at Is i,d.S 500 bales OF Cotton at
3-l6a1-34d. 50 bales b steamer at 3D.. 800 boxes
Cheese 4 steamer q, 4os. To Glasgow, coo bbls
Flour g; 2s. Cd. ship from Charls to Bordeaux
with Cotton at lc.
The business Of the Sub-Tre.srry was: Receipts
1868 il-for Customs, 81 900; Payments, sll2,
A. 93; Balance, <s350,0j0 26.
The annexed table gives the Bank statements OF tie
four leading cities:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
M1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK.......


ship-Moonigkt, BrecA San Pranssco, Baseocs, CooSJ
& Co.
BsrkEB1abeh lBrem.) Schmidt, East Indies, Hennns',
Muller Gosingi N. Cole, Avery Mobile, Stursss Ce1T-
Co sou,herer, Clifford, Narcotics, Draper De'n IL
press, suIcbsrT, Havana, r. " King Co.
Bds-bilo~ lBr) Foster, Halifax, ID. r. Dewof sr
Schoorers-Oobe Small, Salem, -; L~ocsdn S11
Salem. d. b Msrtiu II shArt, Phlsdelpas Jss nsea-
soops-Oreson Rhodes, Providence, L. Kenny faihs'''
ElwOod, Galveston, Wskemsp, Dimon Co.
sesmer-Biscs Diamond, Allen Philadelphia j. ~ Eng"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
Increase. ..SI,5lt 80

The operating expenses, stree Aug. l. have been
considerably less s5 43 IS than for the correspond
ing three months Of last year, making total increase
in favor Of tie first three mcnths OF the fiscal year o'
$l6,Q73 03.
The following call for Railroad Convention, to be
held ct Chattanooga, Tenn. has been issued;
NEw.YoRY Nov. :, 1858.
D-.R SIR: r., undersigned would respectfully sig-
yest the propre.y of having q Convention Of the o.
Scias Of all the Railroads in interest for the purpose
of making arrangements for Freight aud Passengers
over the several lines between New-lOrk AMI New
Orleans and intermediate points and wouii suggest
Chattanooga, Tenn, "a a central and convenient,
place and Tuesday, I'D inst, a. a suitable tine.
We trust il will be convenient for you 10 attend, and
earnestly solicit YOU to do Please reply, addressed
to us at Lynchburg, Va.
Very Te,pectfully your obedient servant,
CAMPBELL WALLACE, Pres East Tenn e. Va H. 20.
SAMUEL TATE, Pres Men. and Charleston X. Co
JNO. ROBINSON MCDANIEL. Pres. Va Tenn K Co.
s. Diapers daily auction sale of Bonds and Stocks
will take place tomorrow Friday at T., o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nicolsy's regular daily auction sale Of
Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow FIJI
day, at l2i oclock, at the Merchants Exchange
The commerce of this port for the past ten months
has been follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
m0vsueuts OF Ocean steamers.
TO lEpART
TO ARRIVE,
Passengers Arrived

In 'eana;p Caharba, from Nep- Oyiean and Hsdas-Mr.
Sully lady and daughter, D. Strong A. ThonS ks, NC
Coy, A. Hammond, Mrs. j. Cummings, A. Moeuir h'a'
Isues, " Feueres f. O Casanova and son. 0rtsnso =
Labsysn, d. E:tsni.ta, Pablo Felix, Munos sdy eAla
and servant H. Aenado and servant, Mrs ~ Gonzoes aa
daughter, O. Canos 5. g. Latour J. Forursi H. A0s-
sernto J. de la Cruz Cordero
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05


In addition to this, there ere some three millions q
transit between New-fork ard New-Or.eans.
TIE business of the Clearing House today was
60, GA i43. Money is offered sgsln more freely at
y cent with occasional transactions q, p cent. Tie
stock houses generally get sac 2 cent The banks as
whole are not as free lenders as they were but private
capital i abundant We notice no change and but it.
lie activity in paper Fns-clsss signatures go at a
= cent, with but little below Y cent. The ques-
ton Of tie Presidential salary At tie SESSION OF
the Erie Board to-day, and, after short discussion
referred TO the Executive Committee by vote of
loto3. The tone OF the discussion appeared 10 ind-
cate Lat there po-.i B. t. Z '--v 4, favor o. r-.sc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
N.EW-JERSEY ITEMS.

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES ~ HCDsoS CoUSTY-
The following are the successful candidates elected in
Hudson County tLecompton Democrats, with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Van Horn: Sheriff, Henry B. Beatty
Assembly-Ist District Wm II. Hemenover; Id Dis
trict, Samuel A. French; Hid District Garret Van
Horn, jr. Coroners, b. McAnally, +. W. Bohnseai
and Jas. II. Donnelly.
Mr.. Wortendyke, for Congress, goes ont Of the
county with about 200 majority over Gov. Pennington
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

COFFEE-NsrY little is doing prices steady sales Q. %
Rio =. zee.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Four
rather active in part for Kpor bu, with liberal arrival.
prices rather abatement there
demand the better grsces v. sustained but
active; he sslss 1880 bbs $3Q{3 80 for gusoun
State s4d 81 % for saPrfne dol 81 4e9 ~ IS for
90. and low grades o Western IS goa IS for sho.
PING brsncs Of rounchoop Onto; rs or trade
brands Do s. ga 81 IS FOR 6enesee Is 3Q
or -, Louis brands CGsdan Flour /, heavy prices
without much csarEe the arrivals fair sales Of 80 bb
- ia 60 brands. Fiour in
request and heavy the medium grade, particularly
,aes llf0 bb. s54t5 20 for saperfLe Baltimore
sc ard e. fd 81 % fer fsyore fancy brsnds
Rye Flour quiet, and heavy; sales a s3dS3 s. Corn
hea heavy - for Jersey - % for BrsndywiEe aad
for Purcheors
FRuIIs-Rsisin. dull sses q 400 boxes Buneha
AID 100 boxes karncs &c.
FIsH-Dry Coz quiet bg, firm hscIsrei continue /
request AZ srseu ally hardening rates pacGary for 81 Il
sales Eciues go tbs ~ - ~ for No. M.ssachas-t S
<l2 for No d. and 80 for No s. Other kinds
eLarsed
GRAIS-Tle Wbes. narks. 10 without essential ehense
Holders above the views Of Buyers
only " 4. bgsh. Red tennessee
81 10, AID 70 tIsA good Wh.-e Canads q RE
Oats steady but Quiet owing the tcru s70ia for
stare: 5SQ5 Western and Canadian. A. DC for
Jersey Corn q slsce iEIrer and limited request for
rsce and ,e Easi. TIE inquiry for export has subd-a
1900 tu.h az 6saTc. for Western Mixed s0Qssr fr
Southern Whi,e Wh::e Beans steady; of 30 bo.h a.
: l2i
drNEY BAGS AND CLoTH-TAe Boston Shipping Lis, Of
the Sc inst. ,sys;
Tn. rsrs~t Guany Bass Continue. cui s,e. Of 100
ba.ss. as n av-rsxr. a. it.., mos.
GVNsY CLorB-I1e marie. for tns esi .. shout
cnanfr ,rce ss- v~s viii ,ar ~ ~ = baet 2oG
? az -sss q, l rs hess ~ % ayerasr r.; NOS
Az a. zee, e'-t', e. ff.' We c.t let 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

BY the Enc RGioad-30O bbls. Whisky, $500 do Fbaf,
500 sides Leather $50 pkgs Provisions 0 DO Butter lsn
do Cheese, $50 bales Cotton. is do Wool 23l do Hides
pkgs. Ashes.
nv North Rire, Boan-l3 900 bbls. Flour, 1000 bushes
Wheat, % 0f0 do Corn - $50 90. Oats IS do Barley ~
do Hat, IS pkgA Ashes Z2I DO WHISKY 100 do Proysona
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

CorRr oy SEssIoss.-In this Cont yesterday
ma, med Ceorse G-r ,Tied and convicted On a. n
d1;Incu for grand larreny n straIls sln 80 rhs
tnu.e ~ J,hu Corr in Fulton svsnle some time hce ~
watch va, worth about 80 and bad been psSned iGf 20
rax .hon IN N.w.Yok The sccgsed ~ the house on
IL, tle time The her committed. Sentence "s' re
srv.d
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

tt Rced are tuslus o ard the work Of laying the F-,
idly ard tie rosi sXpe I'd 20 te 1 ill opI On oy
rrs Tie Iosta vii b. from The PsckP Ferry ~ so',A
ana S'uh Siyth streets 20 ID vision arHI irn y
the Las sand Ra.osd u- A. Est ~" IoFk ron
tLeIce .ges IL y Il resGre: - rin-eJ pssssn.rst = "a
rsca Biur,pe he pit. down Ds'n ssen1e - tne
sou'h feIhtrcet Ferry AID ;aeice - the
iakir- hs track 4 the Brooklyn City Railroad IEe caT WI
third lighter 10 wezh. than the selt city cars ana
will b. by horses the whole distance Tnsy Are itn
ded five minutes interval or oiiener occa
The fare N Eat sewfort viii be- hFe c"os
The and half miles w langth and Is on nearly al
the level grade There vii De- sixteen cars pt on
the At The Commencement, vhich number viii Dc H.
creased, should the travel require.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

This morning the following gentlemen impan-
relied Grand Jury: Joun s. Bussng Foreman William A.
Burs ", Samuel Brsdhm.,, Edward NJ Banks James L.
Dauns Alex. ii. Dudley Wm Dumon;, Amos r. Emo Calvin
L. Goddard J Meech Henry James NJ Hssiead Ira fiuchn.
son Robert Haydock, Charlie. Hawel Alexander H. Nc
Donald IT,, John IA. Mortimer Linus Scudder j. Austin
Stevens Peter Notey James Csmpeu and Gilbert Oakley
Judge Russ,rs charge OF considerable length Its
important related the hasty which Grand
hht found ndicu parties have
been uUs,y accused ot msdemeanor thereby gratifying
malice and revenge Of private individuals The Judge cited
several oooborsoy opinions from bis Bench
of the Supreme and other Cou and impressed upon the
bes of tie Grand Inquest that whenever
b. suspected they be especially careful weighing
evidence before they found a Indictment.
The business in the Court yesterday was important.
Henry Hart convicted Of robbery in the attack
ing John Smith in Baxter ssre and stealing /! him.
" sentenced 20 the State Prison for years.
William Athof, charged with stealing horse and wagon.
acquitted
John H. pleaded clty attempt grand larceny
and sentenced TO the State Prison for two years
Robert Muret pleaded suty burglary the third decree
AID sentenced to the PenitentSry for two years
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
COURT CALEYDAR-THIS DAY.

CoURT or CoNMOS PLEAs-P.Rr u-Nos. 1875.
1882 1855. 1885, 1875 1887 1897 1891 1856 1897 l74 1852 1895
1860 1903.
SUPRENF CouRr-CIRculT-PAR1 l.-Nos. 1869,
94i 2So 2S6, Sc4 SsS42l7 40, ie6 4Ssl 47s2 fs7a
1902 4af7 s9iG 4e7S 5o1l, 522l 257. SOL $751; S. 5tgS
1901 $50 67 5s47 5s5l. ssh, 5.2 P.kr l-No.. 2si
1894 1870 i6S 1872 1862 - 2N+3. 2 S6 264 l6el l2.9
0l6 $50 1872 2S, lc62. 2j0, $50 l22i 4s., 1924 1850
277s, 2iso 1884 9iss .lo 1892 Sc, .a6, 1895 800 s2
?5Cs, 25lo, ,25l2.
SUPREME CoURr-GESTR,L TERA.-Nos. 3, 5, Il,
rs. L. IS l6 IT, 49, e. . -, -6 g. - 81. ST. s. 81 SIS
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TfRM.-Same yestcr-
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Disasters, &c.

gosros Nov THE Br. bsrk Lady Campbell ron % ~
houn. 70 Qu.eLown Ireland spTlus leak a. SEA ~
sneS; crew - all ,ak,n Of by snp on~H'' ''
DON, and brJu "a. - ihis pori- -. -.-...d,, ron
About 2ifC wAi. pine plank ~as I'd soofs ,rs
etuaie 70 Cohsss,t and h. -bne- 9i ihs ~, 90
As'rt. ~ .t.ft a. y -"''N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

CAPTURE OF A THIEF.-Some Of the residents Of
Fs, York having suffered for time past from the
depredaan thieves resolves - ay In wait for
Wednesday night found possession OF several
lne turkey which he had stolen from
ueshbong roost He had the securely strung
from found and the indignant popuaoe psraaed
HIM around the village and then hm before Justice, By
xh,.n he "a, M 70 he County Jail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

Mr. De Coilova viii deliver the las' OF hl- e'"' :"
lectures at the AthsT Snm tins evening In
y the Patio. of Humor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
BY Telegraph.


BOSTON. Nov. 4-Ar. ship Onward, FLANDERS, L'-"''
Prus. brig Wn. Tell, Hucbr, ArbsnseL 49,
SAVANNAH, Nov 2-Tbe L. = VI. sfsanship ANs''
rived her O'Clock this ait~noon all we'll m Ilus
fh-The screw steamship Huntsslle, Of Crom"e"' 49,
arrived 81 her wharf oD Tuesday 81 clock c.. ron
NEW ORLEANS, Nov L-Arr. ship Golden s'4'' -"
Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

FiRr.-A fire broke out yesterday ID ,ne a. ~. .
WI, .,,ip.ubed before srsA; deal Of damage Wa ''ls'
Lo.s about
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

tbs souree amounts TO s!r;,, b-ns one dollar for
,ech csrgo, which goes iNard desfaying the eApe ~
incurred by the Board OF Health.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

RypoRr oF FrREs.-The Brooklyn Fire harshal,
Csp Beknsp hes just Published h ssns1nua ',se.ren,,
,ghb 4, ar.ers that durug the sI mouths ending y-l
ther. have a. AIes IL Ills city, avolsns oei 1883 o'
sJ4ll The iOsses mainly covered by insurance
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE PoRr OF BRooKIYs.-The following is a state
men, o. the plumber o. csrgoes landed in Brooklyn
from May TO November J inclusive:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

S,rror.rrD-A Uitle s0n Of Mr. J0hp " 1r-u,ug'
,o .cS,ally hi int the ni n LIZ rear yard d No = v
low tr.. On Weecesdsy and sgaoeaiei e-i'is 80 '
b- .1:ncsied.