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MARRIED,

BOWMAN CURTISS-On Monday, Nov. 6. az the residence
Of Dr. r. W. Ranney No 30 West TwentyhiId street BY
the Rev. A. H. Birmingham Calvin Bowman Of Troy, N T.,
AID Alice L. Curtiss Of this city.
COOKE-WILDlNGO On Thursday, Nov. 4, BY the Rev o. j.
Geer Of the Church Of the Holy Apostles Samuel Cooke 70
Jane Wilcne both Of FLUSHING Long Island.
ELLEON-RiCHARDSON-ln this city. Wednesday Oct
70 Lawrence r. Ellison to Emma Cariy daughter OF Lemue
Richardson, esq.
MISREPRESENTATION Wednesday, Nov. 8, BY the Rev
Dr. Hawkes. Mr. X. s. Hicks Of North Carolina Miss Ade.a
ID. Mansfield of NewYork
sWARTZ-WHEELER-On Wednesday, Nov. g. by the Rev.
Dr. Cheever at the Church Of Purtsn Union square,
Mr. Samuel C. Swarz Miss Clara A daughter VI Asa H.
Wheeler, both of this city.
WILsON-WI LLIAMSON-Or Monday Nov. 9, by the Rev
T. II. Chaplin Mr.. W. Wells Wilson to Miss Annie NJ. V.
Williamson daughter Of John williamson esq, Of this city
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Osvrco, Nov IS ?. W.s.h.r WEI. and YER, sci. A,
ina n FLovk or GsIS. R-d Ohio wHxar 10 A~H A. a. Is
VIII eo,srs 81 eSa ~ - Corv steady; ssss o. s I'D
en,heb LIMOS No Al sc. Cs>st FssiGsrs qass A. 49,,
on. rate. L,kE lasosrs-leoo Dol. FOR ia 3D..
Mat seo sussels Barley. C0sL ExFokrs-si so Sa.a,
Whist go bushels Crru. ~ss
CHIe.so, sov S-FIors dan wHssr ssn ,na s..s,..
&C. CoAs hr saizs a, ~, oars .-sdy. saIFxssrs -
Batas-.N 'bls filur, 40 5ashei. Wh~s. REcet1,.
%e bbs Floor, II 800 boshe. whssi 500 sssSel. Cora
hosiLs Sev e-CorroS-SAles toeay,xqoo ssss !. I'M
lic. tor Mid iHz 'tS
ssvaSSAH, Nov s-Corros declined t. ssl.. tod, a.
bales. 49, ~ ~
PuLspfLTtIs, Nov S-FIots suI sap~rxa. AZ Ma,
drl. Red, . ia ~ ~; Whi,- = see ~ Cosx ,".r
.a, so Bush Cd - &c. Kew, s5qT wKfsxY sra !, -
for Onio. ~
BILrI~oEs, Nov. s-FiovR slr ~. .,e.sy .. si w,,
active and tru.f; kei, : lsQs y. Whfs 81 z,6stS
Cow better; cid White. 7yd'i-. Yego~ s. Ws,xS.s
o. ~ axe. Bacon steady r7cac VI
CHaSLEsroS, Nov 6-corrox zseharrss sales t>s., -.
ba-es. - w
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DAcorAH.-AccoTdi1g TO a letter in Tie 81. Pau!
NM Pioneer, the people OF Ddootah have completed
an odepepdcnt temporary gaizaion Of their Terrific
~ TO continue until Congress sbal give them the usual
t6rm Of Territorial government. State officers were
.nn,auteJ Legislature convened, laws passed, &c,
- the Minnesota cod. # 1861 adopted. The reasons
ssioned for this step that the people were LETT en-
,ireiy without laws, except ihOse promulgated 0y the
IaJ:. ns surrounding them, or the It'll worse code laid
dn.,n by Lynch eni Bowie, and that the absence o!
49, Ict away emigration. In vindica,On of their
Va cited the example Of California and Oregon
,os,y si,c.ls, circumstances.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY,

SUPREME CoURT--GESERALT ERM.-Nos. . ., %,
~ 50, 81 50, rs "A, $50 IS ~ rs 49, 80. 3D. g 49,
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-PART I.-Nos. Ioly,
1aS an N2s 2os 257 2,s 2oli 2c43 24a SSi 2o 53S
aaS 9os7 Ss 2s3 2Oa5 81. PART IISa,ne q. yester'
,erdsy with the following additional Nos 52o 20 i5. ist
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 329, l43, lS4, ~, 445,
SS Isl ass, NJ as 10 ~ 26S, $50 40 IN 272 Cog
CoURT or CoMNoS PLEss-PART l.-Nos. l90Si
lsS2 l5S2 1879 1879 1852 1913 1916 1915 1852 1853 1854
IA ly35 1856 PART Il-Nos. 1865 1885 1887 1897 1896,
I74s 1870 1905, eSs. 1852 1919, lea6 1884, is! 1877.
BRooKLYN CITY CoURT-Nov. 9.-Nos. 10, :, 5,
A6e7s p Is H. 1s 90 a, 25 %, n, "a, %, 80.
KINGs County CIRCUIT COURT-Nov. 9.-Ncs 4,
LGIeg Il. II, ~ 49, "A, l6 H. 49, 70.
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The case of Moses Ebrlich, indicted for receiving
~ Goods was the GIT before this Court to-day Judge
Peabody Of the Supreme Court vas s.s9saied YIN the D
spe Counsel the defense. Owing TO the serious III
n~ss Of Judse Beebes son. the adjourned T oe
eppy several days when /, comes on
The only before the Court trial to-day was that OF
Jsnes Msoney Michael Hickey, David Tookey and Patrick
Forester charged with with intent to hill James Hsr
rustsn 29lh Of October, in Washington street The evil
denee showed that there senerarow and that the accused
sxted in seltdefcnss. They were st once acquitted.
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s. Diapers daily auction sale Of Bonds and Stocks
will take place tomorrow tuesday, at l2i o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange. Albert IL. Nicoay's
regular daily auction sale Of Stocks and Bonds will
take place tomorrow Tuesday, at l2l o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange. The business Of the Clearing
House to-day was $25 1872 l39. The daily average of
tie week is about 100000 greater than for the pre-
yious week, and larger than for any week since the
suspension of specie payments. The Banks do not
anticipate any further important drain of specie for the
South, and the money market is again working easier
The change however, since our last notice, is scarcely
worth noticing. Call loans are 4G5 y cent, with oc-
casionsl transactions at y cent. In the discount
houses the rates 496 cent for leading signatures.
Treasury Notes are heavy, and in moderate demand.
concession recent rates must be made to effect
sales. Ncminaly, Il p cents are premium, and u
y cents, premium. The p cents are tat y cent
discount. The new Government loan is very quiet
and heavy under the unfavorable advices from En-
gland in regard to the prospect Of s absorption there.
The following from The Journal Of Commerce,
shows the properties Of the fertilizer the American
Guano Company are soon to bring into the market;
1--WE have been shown a mammoth beet, weighing
l3I b. and splendid samples OF corn, grown at Baby
lon, l.. l., from Jervis Island Guano. The SOL was
very poor, and but small Quky OF guano was used.
Thr, and half uns upon sixty acres OF land pro.
dncing yield of eighty bushels y acre. This and
numerous similar experiments have proved the Jervis
Island Guano to be a very superior fertilizer
The Nerc. Haren Journal and Courier states that
Mr.. Houghton the Cashier OF the Ltchheld Bank, is
too III to be confined in the jail, and is therefore kept
under the charge of the Sheriff at bis own residence.
Tie Pittsburgh Post Of Saturday learns that the
Supreme Court have filed with the Prothonoary there
sn opinion in favor of the plaintiff in the case Of the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company, deciding that
the act Of Assembly for the sale OF the canals IL con-
stitutona and that decree will be entered accord
iusy at the next MIS- prus Court subject to an appeal
10 the Court in 6anco
Tie Harrisburg Patriot learns that Ar Chauncey
Brooks will decline the reelection OF President Of the
Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad Company OF the annual
meeting to be held some time tins month. lie has
served four year,.
A comparison OF the footngs of the monthly state
uent of the banks of Massachusetts,, out Of Boston,
1ub on Saturday. with these of the statement for
the previous month, ,ibi:s the following changes,
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TIE CLARA, recently abandoned ., sea wss rs
this city for $1,000 Her cargo consisted ef % '-'
Il u 1.e, principally chemicals. ,,r...,x fss
koEFoLx Nov s-The sehr. Ben. Capt AcCfessSS usa
Wilmington for New-York. put IL here In cis'fss~
IBy Telegraph 70 Enxood VAL n Nv.
gy.uyoRr " c. Nov Tho bris Kate hesta, - sarsf
York from Gardens as bound Portland, Win "a oeosk
and oss.s ashore this moipz usisy asss
on Gaze Look Il Spit. The mate stated tast 81 cstl bs
s5e .prnr esi connged esklos with great or sos 10
captain compelled 70 put her ssor. ~ -.
TIM 4, the yess.l and cargo viii BE- total os urfuA
IBy x,tsr 70 Elwood wsi:es esq, Ssc'y BOZ"
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FIRES.


FIRE ~ JAY strict.
Yesterday noon FIRE occurred on the second hoor
of the building No. % jay street occupied by Michael
Hays in consequence o the ignition OF soDe shaving5
in The fireplace. The furniture and clothing were
damaged TO the amount Of So. No insurance. Mrs.
Hays had her face badly burned. The building,
owned by Mr.. Wilson, was damaged sio Inc
grocery stock Of Mr. Clancy, Oh the first floor, was
sliphtly damaged.
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BOSTON Nov. s-AIT. BARK Sypb, Jones, Chsreson NV
Leslie Rb,nss Mobile, Manns Gr-enish Csp- Hsyarh
cd Hst.and Light, Cape Cos-BrE Jeddo, "hsessT iA-
Island. - -, u.1on.
CHARLESTON, Nov. The L. 8. u. steamship n sty
Fo.te Eewfork, arrived here at O'Clock on ss
night-
In the ofDg-Ships Columbia and Fi6es from az.
NORFOLK, Nov. S-1he schr. Ben AcCrescy, LOS sc.-
York encountered heavy gale ost her msiHnlasI
tsirsd uch other dsrnsse tina, he will have 20 onse sr3
SAVANNAH Nov. 7.--Arr. ship China, from r'1i-N'
Mary Jones from Nsw.York.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.


s'e,n.hiP-Paeiso tBr.), Thompson. Galway. An. r..
Company. -Nss'S
-Auaustus, Sswyo S-v-Oflears
BAlks-AeronouEht. Pecknsr D~nerara J. M s,,h,c
Barcelona BRITT, Son 4 Go. '"A"s,
gnss-Gen. Bailey. N,ye,, :. Mas, smal~oos r..
Co. lsnh-. Bowman, fGEks Island srrvx.,.S' AZ
Princeton. Wells, Turks Island {. T. J. Peter, 'A-i
schoon.r-uerudon, 0s.slll. Ws.niu.tou R,o.-.n,
.ett; Indep.ndeut Hall Aps'acbico1 Oak.yk Es.. zoe
vent Lswry, Gardner @. Hatch &C. B.s ssosa e Va
NJ Bile Easle Hazard b. Sns.. Long, Gouccs:.r 49,
Harris.
Barge-stsr Drste, Philadelphia
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A letter signed by twentythree Presidents of the
Boston banks will shortly be sent TO tie Directors of
the Suffolk Bank, requesting them to extend the Pc
Rod set in their circular for disseminating the redemp
ton of foreign money to the 18th of February, 1852
The annexed cold comfort fox the bondholders OF
Allegheny County is from The Commercial Journal
Of Pittsburgh The fgidity of the statement is truly
refreshing and worthy of the most ultra rep1diaor OF
Mississippi
We would much rather not say in The Journal
what our candid opinion is on this subject, but our
decided convictions that al the Courts ia
Cbristendom VIII never enforce the collection OF ths
entire railroad debt Of our Taxpayers. We DO not
believe that any considerable number OF ouI
people viii ever resort to musket and bayonet 70
project their property. But We think long before
fnal Judgment can procured the temper OF an over.
whelning majority Of citizens viii be snch tnat
The officers 10 assess and collect this tax viii oil resign
before compliance can be enforced Others, win sim-
liar views viii be elected again to resign Il need Or.
Five years fighting in our Courts VII noi prooaoy
bii1g them any nearer the payment OK tneH oohcs
than they cow are. The journal never before gave
u,terance to these sentiments, but we believe tnis !.
tie medy that quiet determined men 9ok 20, whose
voices have been heard 10 any antlta1 meeting
Our ultra men look to more violent remedies.
We copy the following from The " q PieayiHe oil
the Seth ut in relation 70 the banks OF that city;
a glance at the weekly bank statement snrhciently
explains the constant end growing ease o. the money
market. Without any actual increase N loans, Tor the
addition is merely apparent, The Peeie lie has ran
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-NOv. a.-Bef0Fs

Jonas Mulhada agt the Brooklyn City Railroad Company.
This is an action for damages. The plaintiff was
yirs on the Of defendants the lb OF November
1857 When reaching the Of Court and Dsgss streets
Ae and several got out The plain
ia doing from the front PLATFORM when tue bell
and the started The consequence was tna
plaintiff fell sustained compound coinminuted fracture OF
;he EFF hand which disabled him sIce The amount Of
Ss,nss es claimed is S. coo Case still undecided
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NE,q YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1855

b~yord @ie co, o00-,he largest amount ever hsli-
hile the dep"-ir have swollen to ti9 900 eoa
figure affirmed at that period # the
when the distant balances accumulate here for invest
ment. There i. a round increase IN the exchange
C. lumn, me banks being anxious tn employ their
heavy pins that they shu. out for the present most
of tie private competition in this line. Altogether
tie returns indicate exuberance If resources which
must tel iayoraby for the future chespness OF money
The exact changes, compared with last statement,
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. and for ,AisBsoa - al 1'>AdoDto'
SSaaas,bS. rish, 10 r.. move such ossiructioo d..
ccnplslp, in THE acton he pannn ASKS no 'echo
v~h. fo.hs than al in1'0cuoi 80 n Al.
~, Soe sade the trist convey " Yer
does " alisFe return oil me
s.,rtior witch had been is.u.d on ne Judgment
II 4. p.i;her creditors bill BIZ 90 rfrovr
A,ae al n obstruction 20 the attachment, os cNeeaion c~uRot
50 ,bs esa;,ble froud upon which plaintiff asks merely
S an ip.apcton ~hch be have without
Ta,,s Whatever equity there Is in the complaint srsns from
" cations Of insolvency !rnd appssrs to he fully denied
ey defer dsnts
DECISIONS.
John n. Fowler &C. agt. Isasc Freeman Sc.-
Mcoa change place Of trial denied wb so costs 70 abide
<~vpts.
james t. Gall ct al. ACT. George W. IIinton.-Di-
ys<tns stere TO release goods af'Acted, SC
Henry Harms ag:. J.. Van NalkenbUrg ct Al
HeSersd 70 JOHN C. D.Veroox.
orkEaAL TERN-Nov. 2--Pefore Judges DAVIES, CLfRKE
and NGRAaAN
THE ENTgNSlON OT ALBANY siREL1.
In The matter Of the application of tue Mayor, &C.,
pelaive to the exteu ION Of Albany street % Broad
way the General Term to-day affirmed the order OF
Judge IDgraham appointing Commissioners Of bsti'
mates and Assessments for this Improvement.
The SISTH-AyESJE RAILROAD.
Apponos X. weto0re egt. Geors- Law
In this case order made that the judgment o.
Se General Term heretofore rendered, reversing the
Judgment Of the Special Term, be continued, and a
pew trial ordered, with costs 10 abide the event In
me mean time the defendants are restrained from
hyipg rails OF proceeding 10 the work OF building the
rond in Greenwich Washington streets, below Canal
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COuNTY COURT.-The Court was engaged during
Yesterday on the trial a named Per, for burglary
Judge Ogden has tie following persons convicted al
this
John George burglary five in the State Prison and
additional three Tor an strocous Assault and battery
upon Mr.. RodgeTs the principal witness against him.
James Hampton, burglary i've ia the State Prison
William Spes passrg counterfeit money one year II me
State Prison.
Cornelius Donoho passing counterfeit. money one year in tie
State Prison.
Edward Jackson, grand larceny three years in the State
Irisnr-
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ClRTLyss Tsr OF FmTARss.-Yesterday after
noon as the HsAnd 0uafds OF NewYoTk target shoot
usA Bergen fellow namcd McQnade discharged Inusket
n" ball from which the dwelling house Of Mr. Walton
and lodged bedroom. Of the inmates narrowly
cayed being shot Acnade arrested but the matter
settled, and he allowed % sO
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ATTEnPTFD TO KILL HIssTtF WITH Az Az
Yesterday afternoon named Michael Clancy, residing IN
the fF Ward, jersey City, while lsbong under oeiIiurn
tr.mens sized dealt himself powerful blow on the
head, IAc,ing dangerous wound He hnd previously at
t.mped himself but rescued Recorder Bedford
caused him the Aims House for medical treatment
u /, is Doubtful
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RsGIxEsrAL PARlDE.-The second regiment Hnd-
SOD Brigade, d. S. Gregory, it,, commander, will
parade this afternoon for practice in Hamilton square
The regiment il composed Of the Independence Guard
Capt. Grain; Washington Guard Capt. Spear Mont
somery Guard, Capt Farrel, and Greenville Guard,
CAPT Lnepball. The second regiment drummer corps,
under Mr. Ellis, will parade for the first time.
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ExPEDITiors-The Jersey City Directory, FOL
lS5s-g vss pu bl..hsd within the past week
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SAD AccIpHxT-A child Of Mr.. Burnett, residing at
No M south FN street severely baTDed yesterday
,ps ahoat oock TIE mother e her child in bed for few
and ON rurnps found that the child bad 20 the
Ire mace and by some esDs clothes had taken hre The
6am,s were eatn.uea until the child MAI been badly
euued. II a. no, vxsect.d 20 recover.
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MIssISG.-Mr. Joseph Hencil, proprietor OF The
United States Hotel Jersey City l.t home about olf week
sso and bs. not since been heard His friends al ht supps
20 that had gone friends on Long Island on
ing the case lie relatives have became sared ~ h
unnccauutahe absence.
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KINGS COUNTY COURT

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-
} and EMMoSs.
The Court was organized yesterday morning, and
s,~ following gentlemen impanneed Grand Jurors
John g. Bsrsep fremsn; Daniel Bede Platt Blush, arcb
tsld Andus Thomas p. Bucklin Wu Alexander O. O. Adams
joel brown Augustus Campbell, James Chesey, WIN: Arm
strong George Batchford John c. Busting, James Brady
eorse L. Bennett John Clark Thomas Brenran John bucky
Isssr BripksrboA S. y. Chapman, John Csnda
The Judge briefly charged the Jury and they retired
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Found DRowsKD.-Coroner Redding held an IN
quest Of found drowne the
Alta Dock He We, appsIenty for,yhve years old dressed
Inc 'A .-s black tk yes dark pants and socks lie had
Rst nc whskers, slightly gray His hight about
-es 'ashes- verdict Of Found drowned"
dsged zAe body not identified
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

The FIRST BArTIsT CauRcH DIFFICULTIES
This Church. which recently made itself so odious by
the persecution of Judge Culver, is said to have
lately expelled another member for his sympathy with
III. Culver. large body of the members, Disguised
with the undue partsansbip of the authorities of the
Church, baye demanded and received letters OF dis
uiss for the purpose of erecting another church on
more liberal bass. The seceders met on Sunday at
Trenor's Academy, aud held Divine worship. The
Rev. X. s. Tolls of Hamilton, and the Rev. DR.. Cal
ecot ofiiciated. On Friday evening business meet
irg viii be held.
SALUTE FRoN FoRT GRrESE.-The Republican
Ashland Club, of which Mr.. Joseph Reeve is Presi-
dent, making preparations to fire salute Of 100
gurs from Fort Greene Washington Perk on Monday
Hext, in honor OF the Republican victory in this State.
TIE UsIoS FERRY CoNPASY.-This Company are
lcius thu ferry boats The
T:i4s Ia, perfected TIE Fulton ferry Nassau
HE DS.eo s n D ,ae s I sS se, aa Possa
obaibed from e BrcokS Gas Light Company at the usual
odnced al the boats Of the Company numbering eighteen,
tie be MADE Gas lamps will also
covered from the Railroad
depot to the t.rsy House, in about month.
Found DRowsKD.-Coroner Redding held an IN
9s.t vdsy aPon the boey Of found drowned at the
in" 81 at black ,iK rest d,1k psnt. and socks He had
Rss nc wh.kers, slightly His hight about
verdict OF Found drowned"
dsged. zhe body not identified
RUSAwAY.-The horse attached to a mlk-wagon
rap in FELTON, Saturday, aud the driver
-, trown severely injured About two hundred
Sts..s OF milk scattered over the eround.
DfEp OF MS iSJURtEs.-Ihe boy Robert Riker
wno by car ia Fulton svenuc Friday last
died 81 hfs 4, ju,ie the Hospital Sunday night An in
ao.s hd by Coroner Rcdains, and verdict Of accidental
death rendered.
IscuEsr.-Coroner Smell held an inquest yesterday
afternoon the body Of about 80 q age who
i.nd IN the foo; VI North Ninth street, T. ID.
dress.d in spotted ked po, dAs coat aud had
lair aud patay bald head verdict Of found drowned,
rendered. aud the boy tAkea 70 the Dead House for
identification
SAD ACCIDKNT.--A child of Mr.. Burnett, residing at
No. south ff severely barDed Yesterday morn
ms ahat O'Clock TIE mother m her child IN bed for lew
and uud that the cold hao eone 70 the
6am,T were eatnsu.ea uni; the child hsd been badly
euuad. Il Is cot. 20 recover
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Nov Before Judge
BRADY.

BRADY.
LIBEL SUR. go,
Amos Keeler aet. Jos. 3. DckersOn and VIM ChH,oh"i
This was an action of libel in which the damages
were laid Al $1,000 and has been tried once before b no,
s<s6,t the same defendants The present Defendants are sued
~ wns snd nossssng published book issuec by CONNER
"a m h the plaintiff spkeD Of ia the following
terms: -. --,.a L..
o. T. Keller Oscar This youth has sot married, has
kop.ht good bnck here at about 5000 on wic lie has
e ne 6rst nt bought out the entire sock OF
.eo. from his father Keeer who Ia now evidently en-
Aaxog 10 swinde credtO he Their his debts
- orsy nor trns over They father aud
,e now the attentions OF John B. Topy attorney who
vii up the sole and subject the goods for the old
mans debs
Defendants that the statements contained In the book
a considerable time previous from
vste and confidential solely oT their own private p
pos.s and without visw 10 publish the same
The plaintiff replied to this answer TaveTsed ali the ale.
cations the defendants, answer After the plaintiff mad
defendants moved for suit on tho grounds that
complsined Of did not constitute prohiDton and tha
seeondy Il was a privileged communication.
The Ind denied the motion MI VIM Curtis Noyes summed
% for the defense, and Mr. &. b. Smith for the plaintiff The
Jury found a verdict for defendants
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RUSkwAY.--The horse attached to a mlkwagon
yap ~ in FELTON, Saturday aud the driver
-, t4rown severely Injured. About two hundred
Sts..t OF nik scattered over the ground.
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aIScrEsr.-Coroner Smell held an inquest yesterday
arstuoo on the body about 50 of age was
ioInd the a. the FOO; o North Ninth street d. lie
spotted chez ked psut dar6 aud had
Lsf aud partially bald head verdict Of found drowned,
a sndered AID the BODY tAkea 70 the Dead House for
d,ueil
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DrEp OF nIs iSJURtEs.-rhe boy Robert Riker
who was by car ia Fulton sycnuc Friday last
died 81 his u,ies the Hospital Sunday night An In
~. held Coroner Rcdans and verdict Of sccdena
death " rendered.
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NEWzJERSEY ITEMS,

ASorHER PRzE FIcHT,-A prize fl, 1t occurred on
Sunday afternoon on the meadows Pear Bergen Hi,
between & couple 81 JeTsey City pugliss, who were
DESTROYS Of aseer:aning who the best man il the
manly art, and a.so for small purse. There were
abont seventy persons present An eye witness states
that they fought mos. desperately, a. good as Nor
rissey and Heenan could do Ga the nineteenth
round the worst punished man 60, his antagonist IN
ohsncery," and pummeIed the fight entirely out OF
him. Our informan; declined giving the names OF
these gentlemen he did not wish to see them arrest
ed for participating in little amusement The police
had not heard Of the affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

SUPERIOR COURT-Nov s.--Before judge PIERRErosT.
THE JOSEPH WALKER CASE.
Barnes Dodge sgt Fernando WOOD ct al
In this case defendants counsel moved to-day 10
lave the complaint dismissed, which motion the
Court denied Ex.Judge Dean then opened the case
FIR the defe ndants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

SALUTE PROM FoRT GRrESE.-The Republican
Ashland Club, of which Mr.. Joseph Reeve is Pres-
dent, making preparations fire salute Of 100
guns from Fort Greene Washington Perkl on Monday