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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-yoRK.......oer.a


s..m.hips-Columbia Berry, Charleston, sohori. r,.oa
{ Co., jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, lly Ludlam-
ships-MaTquette, Watts, New-Orl' an SNOW Bies
rstrrn Emtrc, Soul New Orleans Robson tosdck Chr
cago Chase savannah Nesnih Sons Escort, Husey Liver.
pool; DevonsLrc, Lord London, r. = MORAN Wiley; Oh
ians Clifford New. Orleans. n. ID. Broknan % Brste
water Bsrstow Mobile Chamberlain Robinson Co. Hns.
there Taylor, Mobile Chicago, Chas Ss'snnah, Sesnfs
s,is; X. l.. Lane, Couillaro, savannah.
Barks-Alsmo Patterson, Galveston skeman Duou Co
Convoy, Crowel Galveston a. A. Ferris Peter Dem Hot,
Savannah. DeIill Co.
Briss-Henrietta. Hadson Aunya Mccall Firth Hardy
King Brown Mobile. Laytin Hurbu,; Mon.erste Pst,i
ST. Thomas and market, mas.r Peruvian tBr Outeccss,
ST. john n h., p. I. Neyias Sons; Samson, LeerhoA
Masks Brode a Petite
schooners-Msrths Msria Ems, Salem. r. w aosst cal
Isaac Hiukey Harvey, Jackronsle Van Brupi sAsn q
f. Woia Russell, Peteuburg Van Brunt Slssht; Enms
Cook Ssu Juan Nice Brett, Son Co. j. W Denlna Sara
Antigua. II. knoI Phillips Chas Smith Collins Havana W.
H. Russell Londonderry (Br.). Faulkner, bslifsl, D.
wolf; W A. Croker, Endicott, frsnkiio, n. Undrssa
NanLssetts Blake, Charleston, Scranton T,lnani Il
Roul.y Godfrey Wilmington, ID. C. Moray; Hernton, 6ss
ki Washington, Brown DoBos-stt; NJ Z. Parmere, 0st
kill washiu ston j. o. Williams; fuuis p. Bsrtslow, Hsnes
Petersburg Van BEunt Saght, VISTA Tomh, brdstop j.
W Mckee; Isabella Fsulkn. Boston, Dayton sprspe.
Soops-Charles Lsnpher. Soniuetou. master 5osihpon
GladwD, New Haven, master; Leeds Racket Providence,
B. Edwards.
S.emes-Delawsre, Cope, Cope,, Philadelphia.
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nrteyear, ard a rate o: profts equal to = y cent
Is been realized. Tie Amo-kcAg Company have man
uttureG ft0Cu ydrls Ot cotton, equal 10 5,W1-
C( ,o.rds. and have net'.d prof, Of 4. y cent on
q, e. coo eco invested IN that branch of the Com
paiys operation.
m pi,,.hnrgh and Cannellsyille Railroad Company
Ia. ,biairei verdict agdnst Gen. William Robin
.,p If. Of Pittsbu'gh, for the sum of &6,S" 1t APP
- statement in The P,ftsbRreh Chronicle,
=, =, Cen R.bnsop subscribed for 100 shares Of the
stock If the Company in 80, ""en Ven IN Ii'e'
WA the President but never PAD mp. Inc ueivnse
was that the subscription wss male Al 'iie n''ah'e
., Cen. Iarimer. with the understanding that Ten
r, bpsou would never be called upon To pay H. the
COMPANY desiring only to have the inrne"'o VI "''
re,re. II WAS further conendei that the st"oA "''
teen transferred by Gen. Robinson to Gen. Lafinef'
and by the laat,er to the Company, ana ina 'ue''
fore arv claim that might have existed against '.''
d,rr,dart was cxtnguished, and the pain'ins eonld
rot recover Tie Jury, however, though, otne'" 20
ard gave verdict against Gen. Robinson 'o' '"'
whole amount of stock, with interest.
In regard 10 the great Depot case just tired al 0h
cage, The Pre-" says: Mt,
I" The proceedings in the suit of George L. Bates
vs. the Illinois Railroad Company IN the United states
Can't in this city. concluded yesterday lne '"sV -
tupM
ton in this community, and in commercial c1,V'es
throughout the country, both from the MAGNITUDE Oh
the value of the property in controversy, vari0us
tiuated at from one and half 20 two millions 81
d,llsrs comprising almost the entire depot GROUNDS
81 the river aud also for the singular nature
of the plaintiffs claims, based on sluInoerne
md as was generally believed, extinct title 10 Il ~aui
bar or spit Of land, which, by the opening Oh Tue
straight lanpel If the river, some twenty-five year.
,ce was thrown from the North into tae South DIVE
sion and within a very few years after e1tingusAed
hv the action of the waters oi the lake. III was uh
d.rstuud. and indeed in evidence, that the sum oi
git dollars purchased the right aud title oil the pam
M and those embarked With him III tins adventurous
Iusade. Tie case opened in tue United S'at1 :
C,rcui, Court before the Hon. Judge Mclean pIesiu,
no and the Hon. Thomas Drummond, Associate, aoH
dining its progress has received such extended notice
{, IN time to time in columns as we deemed heccs
sary To the placing its prominent points before our
readers: The Arguments Of counsel terminated yes
t,riav. and the jury, after being charged by Judge
Dru,,rond retired about A. and having been our
several hours came i'll lust evening with reTdel J0T
the defendants.
At New Orleans the money market exhibits grea,
ease. Prime long paper goes at Say = cent Inc
weather was very favorable for the Cotton crop
The following is the weekly statement OF the New
Orleans Banks:
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N.Wyrk Brcsrrs for the a., = biur.: 2ss ~, r..
s lS tu.f Nhcst H. So bush. Con- ISL ha. O,t. e..
b, Canal; ~ q Dbl. Flour ICES Oask Wheat r. =,
b..h Corn, rs hu,b. Barley. ~'
hUyF.to. oct. = 6 r. m.-fLoUS continues auu .rs -
sui ~ CO. tend DOWN. ard sale. y" rb. 81 lSsxsV
rood e. ctocr .uuer6uc IS 2jQ IS as5 IS for asS
,t. WHr.r hrssy aud l9rel. sae. lieoba.A 1t ssSr-'
f,r Nu .us,e Cab ~ - Or Whie Mi'hix.a Goa, 49,
.~er. ss,,s 10 bush a. $50 warn Sd5ts fr psS
R.gIyY over: .sles 90 bah - q IS Rys n,,.;..i
eg47,c oars ditto a So. WHlskY llwrr AL. 81, - *
Of ac Cans. FSrIGHTs unchanged At a., Fl,ar "a, ~
Whes: lie ~ Corn NewYorh. RscgPrs ff "A. -,
huur.: rs hsls Flour - 2s bush. Wheat ~ ba,a 60,
IA. 5si bush. Os,s.
OswEso o., esr. m.-FLoUg dan wH,.r o~,,. -,
81 NJ tusr u ~ for Red indiana fSs oE Chr Ar &C.
CosA dull: .se. Il 600 0u.h choice lno, DC g.r,e
finn. LANE IMPORTS: $40 bush Vhes, ira bash CT
700 bush Barley; 90 bush Oats CsslL Exposr, ~.
bbl.. Flour a. so bush. Wheat, 100 bu.h Conn $50 ss
Rye. Is, So bush Barley.
WHsAr quiet; red s'c., white : 10 WHsSY H. P.a,
unchanged.
Ntw ORLrASs. octob-r e-Corrox-rhe a-s to-i., "A,
up H. o. bales a. unchanged prices hoL,ssss 30 L.,ae
bsrr.l, le.c
d. CoRN ,t.ady a. Sc OATS firm. ssPvt,rsto a.
90 bb. Flour; lsts hush. What 3ss ea.a ,r, S..
NY>rs 20 OswrsO-i 800 bbs Four. RScxlpr,2I. ~
Flour, 81, 900 bush Wheat, $500 bush. Corn. W.
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UYPRovoKED AssAULT.-On Saturday evening IS
man named John H. I.osier was eating gone oysters
al the hotel opposite the Grand-street Ferry, Mr. j. j.
Cooper entered and also called for oysters. Losier
for some other, jostcd against Mr.. Cooper
whereupOn the latter demonstrated with him for his
conduct. Losicr without further revocation Knocked
Mr.. Cooper down. John Marks, the barkeeper in tue
establishment, interiered, and, for his trouble in the
matter, WIS sent sprawlng upon the floor by blow
from Loser fist. Some half-dozen others inlerfered
in turn and each met the same fate. Losier was
finally overpowered and taken to the staton-house,
two or three policemen being required to manage him.
Subsequently he was taken to the pohce-conrt where
he expressed hope that the Justice would " knock
down little on his disposition Of him. Losier
accommodated with cell III the Essex Market Prison.
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treat the crowd which he did, believing az '"e!
vcnld then 60 AWAY. Nome of them, however mani
tested os pos,r.n to leave aud seemed deterih ded
uron having free fight. Knives AM pi''o'' "Sre
exhibited fre-ly and liquor called Tor o"t re-
fused.
Al this moment one of the rOilians seized snihvan
md NM, ned hi. arms behind i'm, wnle the o'ncr
tilted bis pockets of 81 IS. Sullivan screamed f r
help, fearing that the ruffans "on'd ind s@' :" goa
which he had in q secret pocket. He surceedei how
ever ia getting away from the cro"o, ami -scre'eh
himself in a back room. Harrington and hi- son ret
about eiecting the crowd and 'oon hunted all onf two
into the street and closed the door The outders came
back in n moment, and with large paving stones
smashed in the doors and windows Young Harrington
,teuped into the doorway 70 cntreat them to cease
their violence when one Of the lswless gang discharged
pistol Of his head The ball took fleet Ill hs scalp,
and plowed a deep furrow several inches in length.
The Young man was Frustrated by the shock and the
cry Of police having been raised the riffians made
of in BODY. Officer Ferris Of the f.rst Precinct
hearing the shot rei and learning OF the occurrence,
followed in pursuit and arrested ohe of The gang, who
gave his name a. Daniel Toohey. Subsequently,
Toobey was taken before Justice Connolly and CON-
n,itted for examination. Nearly all the rufans are
known, and warrants for their apprehension ore now
the hands Of Captain Silvey and his officers.
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THE OUTWARD bound MAIL
The Sunday Herald has the following:
Eopr RrIIEIp TtXkc
sI9 Miles from 81. Louis. Sept. -, is

SI9 Miles from 81. Louis, Sept. -, 1853.
The overland mail arrived here this morning at
twenty minutes To six, having been twelve hours IN
coming the last 80 miles owing 70 the obsnacy ofthe
wild mules which Mr.. Bates, the Superntt ndent, IL
compelled to use. We still, however, about
txeriy-seven hours ahead Of the time table, having
ravefsed the hardest roads the route, and making
about one-tmrd the entire distance.
We have travelled night and day. the relays OF horses
being ready at most all the stations promptly. we
have suffered but detention of consequence, AMI
that was Of five hours ct Coberts Ferry, over the
Red River. We are doing finely and astoni7h the
natives with the facility Of progress. Slow as It
has been, compared with what it can be when the
route is fully established, and horses put where they
should be in the place Of the mules between Sherman
ard Fort Bclknap certainly, aud / do not know but
further.
We have been favored thus far, with excellent
weather, though ! felt the extreme warm days and
cold nights of this country ruther uncomfortable !.
night comes on have TO keep putting on clothes, and
as morning comes on gradually take them of, to a
certain extent have not bed, or time TO get
a comfortable meal, since we left st. Louis. This
place is the regular military station of the Second
Regiment Cavalry, Major Thomas, and now mas Ten
companies stationed here
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Arrived.

rs A. steamship Augusta, Woodhul, Savannah, % AsaN
rndse and pass. To s. l.. Mitchi Son. Friday u N,
S. "a 3d. exchanged signals with steamship Star Of the s
hence for Srysrrsh
Bark 0eorse Thomas Hearn, Alphabetical. IL day.,
Benner Deake.
Bark Floating Cloud (Br Smith Rio Jsneiro Aug IS sai
dsys nom Hampton Roads, coffee To Aymsr ".
Sch Alliance Pennington, Georgetown, c. 10 days ass
stores 20 Watson Means.
schr Morning Light sommer,, Virginia days. potatoes 10
". Clark.
schr j. H. Hoyt, Risey, Virgins, wood 10 J. II. Hoyt
Schr Wave, EdInonds, Virginia wood to master.
schr Fessenden Hooper, Calais days, sth, &C., 70 Board
man Tale.
schr j. H. Woolsey, Ericsson, Alexandria days coao
Cunard.
schr NJ Lsngdon Jackson Rockland days stb 70 order
Schr Geo. NJ. Smith, Smith, Providence, in ballast.
Sohr. J. II Moody 1ngersol, Alexandra, Goa.
Schr. A. Ward HOh, Havana sept o. tcoso IT,,
10 9Th inst lat SO 10, Ion. "a 30, ship Pneea
hence, bound
scLr Frances English, Charleston days
schr. n Van Name Van Name, Virginia 2dsys
schr. shylo' h, Haws kondout for Boston.
Steamer Ospray Kenny Providence ndse 10 sasc Odeh
SAILED from Quarantine at a. MI. s. steamship HHn6
Lane, taunce. for Paraguay, via st. Thomas. j.
Steamship Quaker City Schufeldt New-OT!sansi City n
Warrington iBr Perie, Liverpool Hudson (BTem Wesn
Bremen; bark Alice, Fainter, Post Mobile Montgomery
vADnsb Columbia ChaTestonj Jamestown Norfolk, GS ~
DeyoDshirs, London. Othello, Charleston.
sth-Ships Northern, -, j. !. Parsons, Council ~
Orleans.
WIND-At meridian, w. S.W.
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Passenger saileA

n stear,hp City # WashingOn y L,serpool-C.p,u NJ.
Kun,us r. n u. Van Rensselaer,, siy cAil irrr -
,rysit MI Hutchinson ard lady, Mr. Mri.cher a, cal, ~
c,art Mr. Mckenzie apd lady NJ De Boarr aud Ai, H.
,iclo ca Bat,1o aud lacy, ~ kerse aud lazy Mr. JssSa
adv Mr. s,alry aud lady, Mrs. JAnirs ava CALI NJ VI
Bnllp.rc Ms Nevin Mr.. Owens, Mo LyAh NJ. ssess-,
NJ. Fdw Kelly Miss b. Mahar. Mise Nurns NJ. krn,.s~
RI " Fa.urt nv III. q. J. Juliso :. rnomAs Nc.
S,ahl. J. L. Iussy j. G. Qukerusu. It-chner T. R sn,.a
Nj pnnbsr MI 1fndsl ". Hart. r. Clay, Mr. Bod nv
Bo,th A = McMlcn, Mr. Nresiner. krn,.f O. Br.asb.,
s,lye,t.r Truman j. Elliott Mr.. Pstra M FsllaDsr ~
Bockrtf Mr Lucas w J. Smith, H. Speeseby, Mr. Ne n
Noutgufrry Mr. Clart Mr. Prosper lady aud chii NJ Bn
LADY aud child ID. W. T.. w. n. Perfume, A. Miller wAs
son, T. q. Gray J. Long, Ar. Saunden-77, and ?naas
IN ,fodnshib Hsd.cn for Brc-eH-Mrs johanna I.-l,
Kru,r Charles P.t.rs Edwsrd Block A. Sweet r Z Ia
l,dy anu Tvs sons W Gd-m.ser, Miss Hsrgrsa>..r
Mr., Cbaot,. kiarts. Theodore Fnker, Wm MclnA AA,r
M, Clara schmidt and three childrri, solomon LA.
br,uer John Peterson, DR.. A. Roesh Laivis Dsl.s
suer Mrs. koeus. GcO Juns lady and calis,a
Forau d. sautho Mrs n. Doll aud children JscoS Ham
burger Fr de Very Francis Rose ~ie sd two Aasr.u
NJ Baker Eusrnc kauier Chr Gesss frra. hsrsui.nr
Christian Nurz Carl Bender. w Rgds.r. John Rsasur
NicooDs Arz :. Ahruburg John Helniken. Hsinr Kuwr
Ar Draham C. A. Kupper, Simon Lesser. J. C. fnaasusten
Ems, Gla.s, and III in steerase-Total 1872
Passengers Arrived
II ship .dadyev Jackson from Soa Fraansso-W. Z Hey.
u.n.H
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Arrived. SUNDAY, Der. n


Steamship Marion Foster, Charleston 90 hours mdss
Spotord, 1iloston 4 Go.
Ship Andrew Jackson Williams San Frans.sco July vol
&C. W.us& Co. Has been 81 days equator s.s
light winc- and Gains had no N T. trades. 4h inst h&
lon g. spoke scr g. Skinner nom Norfolk for Antigua
schr. Mary p Burton, Burton, Delaware, ndse 70 Ds1
SchT. NJ ria Louisa. Cumming Fall River mess
Schr. Isis, Chase, Fall River, IN ballast.
schr. Levi Rowe, Jones, New. Haven for virginia
Sloop Vsilsut, Heath Newport for EEsbethport
Schr. kssh, Reed Calais 10 days, lumber " I'D Fry IN
Abbott
Scbr. N. s. Rue, Aurnaoi Virginia days wood
scbr. h. j. Erickson Asaey, Virginia days wood.
Schr. X. BTmky, COLLEEN. Virginia days, potstoea
Schr. I. C. Bunting Niers, Virginia days, pOtstosa
schr. II. Ravens, Fnly, Virginia days, potatGeA
schr. Mat, Disso.wsy, Baltimore days, coal
schr. Ryan Hsmon, Edenton, ~ C., days sbnskss'~
ton Bro- =
sehr Cornelius, Brindley, fredericksburg 10 dsys Ssafs"
II. Pi.rsOn L Co.
schr. Stag, Townsend, Alexandria days, coal
sehr. X. Clyde, Hartlins, ViTsinis 3 days. po,s,oea
Schr. Snssn y. Abbott Ludlow, AieIsndns 5 dsya cssA
schr. }. 5. " bite, Ketchun, Alexandria days cosL
Schr. Emily Johnson ToDnsl, Baltimore, coal ~ra
Schr. II. Hooteu tof Rockport), Giles, Wnnngsca NV
dsys stores 20 master.
sehr. Arctic, Hicks, Georgetown days, hour.
Scbr. L. 4. Pharo, Cramer, Alexandria, coal -
schr Cathsrine, Wallace, Jumper Bay, ~ c. fd'J''"'
b. l.. Maitland
schr Hamilton, Orden 0eorse,own, coal
Schr Ira Bliss, Matthews, Virginia days. wood. 49,, n
Steamer Psrler,bure, Powell Savannah 4 days. cow"
-four To H. b. Cromwell -
Steamer wsmsu,ts, Nyc, New Bedford md's. and -
jos pb Allen. ~.n
Steamer Petre Baker Providence, ndse to Isaac OLA
NIND-Durns the day from W.
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The Shipping Lis, gives the following sales OF % s.s6
kedsr $40 rum, built Chsresowp, Mass, IN ma -
H. q sl6oo; the hull and spss Of schoonsf snsss
tuns, built a. barypor IN I'D 5000; bis BroS Ks
tuns bull, Robinson Me- In 1850 $3.50; az IA pA -
Cloud Us taDs, rating =, built .; SeScsS~ ~"
terms no. trans pired. - hses ~
The whseship Charles Carroll OF New Lonaoo ZOE
chased BY Mess. Frnk Preutis, Of T., ~. n Hobsd
Jackson shp Of I215 tuns called the "a -
pera 1853 feet in length 81 feet breadth OF - Il
trade. - LII - -
Gne white oak shp, Of about 900 snrs go -
was 10 BE- launched from the yard Of George frsdsk -
Portsmouth Yesterday She 10 owned By q ensssb's
other, Of Portsmouth. We upderrsnd she VIZ =.
tssli~sn 9Th uIt, from he yard Of NJ a. sss
sohr Of sboa, 20 uns called the A. ~ bsp "a ~"
BY As. Dyer; q Sullivan, ard par ~ sss scssOH
o5rmsnd~d By Capt. Jas Bsrte't OF "a"
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RurTIASish IN rHE FIRST WARD.-Yesterday
morning, at II O'Clock, an old man named David
Harrington, who keeps boarding house and rum
shop at Ne. Washington street, was attacked in his
place by gang Of First Ward rufiians. The old man
had shut up shop and was sitting in the bar.rooin
talking with his son and Jeremiah Sullivan Of
Vernon street, when a loud knock was given at the
door, Harrington partially opened the door, when he
cav dozen rufisnly docking fellows, half in
toxicated, who demanded admittanee. lie told them
chat his son had just shut up shop, and they were
about going to bed, but the fellows insisted upon
coming in. He told them they could not, whereupon
they forced open the door, and entered with "hur-
Tsh e. Drinks were of course called for and furnished
for which they paid twenty five cents insisting that
quarter was enough and that he would not get any
more. The ruflians now called upon the old man to
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nri,,in act specified LAT the Chamberlain should pay
NANCY. nrAnrn ON hncnlnt Of paymlent. n'..,

pristion act specified LAT the Chamberlain should rSy
ont all moneys orawn account OF payment ,h,, all
ised by law aud that IL under tins ciause aa;J
Judgments against the city had heretoo,. pe, ,b;s snn
On the OTHER hand the point is raised ma g rtain
Of s25 600 il sci apart by APPROPRIATED 'u s;J
purposes and that the sum is Insufficient 10 '''
o. preparations. ,o,.. .5voca,ed the claims
Of Mr.. Lowber. Ex-Jndge n'S ~ Sttdu,. E1Jnige
Edmond. for Mr. StSr si1 ,se n SaI
E.o, .s roora,ion and he stated in Cont, he
"nesred for ali the departments including the Finance
hr. Burte.d made no objection on the part OF the
ATTY, but stated that far the city was concerned
AN did not oppose the order asked for by the PLAIN
tia' After hearing the arguments of counsel, the
Judge 10 * the papers aud reserved the decision.
DECISION.
David G. johnson agt. John GerTitson ct al.-Aot0h
a,pied Costs to abide event.
Before Judge SUTHERLAND.
THR HARDIN RAILROAD CASE
Whitney and wife AIT. The NewY0rk and Hsitm hs-Ho"a
NJ 0Cnnor. in behalf Of the Railroad Company,
occnped the greater part Of to-day in arguing against
tic motion for On injunction.
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sa,rr, ~ IN T. tie shipments van 3i,'-' .""'
a., ircr.as. Of : 40 turs over crresp"ndg We l"''
vesr The shipments the seis"n are o'>.''- .'''
I,irg a d.cr-a~e 1t .6 = tuns un TIE mi .,,hN "a
Iost year Il, -ArTe time. Tue L'h.h alley n"''''t
hrs tchi d.wr fr the w-ek ending "a SAM -! ,'e-
4 90 rLfs an Increase If :, " tun- on r'rrr-'h ~.
yrek lasi wear. The tInnage r TIE -ear'h ''"- -,
/. ~, 80 iurs being increase ~ ln,f- 'uhs' io
Schuykl Canal shipped for the WEEK shIns "u
r. urs,iey IL TO- TINS, sn Increase 81 80" tn" ""
.or-espondrg week last year. ne iN.nHE' hT we
s,.usuu Il so tj tup- being within ,'' 81 I've
.,rrFr, To saline time lat year. lie IA -ln- ME-
rad brought d,we for tie week endirg - thursday
A. -, tms being an increase If lJt3o tuns "n c''re-
sn. ~, week h.; wear, The bu 'u',s i"r ne '.is"h
+, Low So $50 being within 2io,'"" tuh- ~ is-'
wear. business To- same tine. Inc t"hiaee y S
fur hu.s for the week II Is 6iS tun-, ggainst SD
tu,s cores, undiug week last year. lhe tlhsSe Iol
tie senson l. 3,.s.47W tIus, agalust o,Eoo't 'uls
la,t wear beirg decline # 2't, IN tin- IL : pe
Geve that this decline may be- furtcr reiucei uh'eI
favorable weather TO the end OF tue season ~ a"Vu'
ri GO turs. ana il may BE- even hss.
Inreation to the result OF tic war oi the Sunok aA
MON ii country banks, wticI have joined the Bank
Of Mutual Redemption in Boston, 1kr~Pso"'s ban"
A0fe Rfportsr -a,'s;
II i six weeks since the Bank of Mutual ktdenp-
tior ,peued fer business. and nov about oue-'eh'u
i.ay rv ~ the New En- land banks have Withdrawn
irum the Suffolk, and opebed accounts with TIE ne"
re- ulator. 81
Tie following reports # tie two banks sow tue
rr, press of the Mutual Redemption and the suerhg
Of the Suffolk .,,o
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COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

SuPRLHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I.-NOs. 10,
sea- 5O49 ls49 l347 1851 1883 1885, 1889 1861 1863 lS65 1884,
1869 1871 1873 1875 1871 1879 1884, 1885, 1885, 1887 1882 1884,
ISIS 1895 1891 1889 l40 io3 1905 iJ7 1909 4ll lGs 4l5
4I7 i4ls "a PART liNo, 46ji $40 9is 992 l5I8, 1881
1854 1854 1888 lt40 1872 1874 1873 1867 1882 1851 1881
1919 572 1876 1873 $780, 1882 1884 1888 $780, 5 1874 1896
lN9s lte, 10 lee4, 1903 PART III Nos 1872 l2si ~
46 l46 1852 1906 1863 1872 1874 li7G 1879 1870 lil2 1881
1896 lc lf 1896, li98 1900 lo9 1870 1919 1916 1913 1919
1921
SUPRrhE CoURT-SPTcIAL TERN-Same as Fri
day. o 49, "a, .o a.,
IS I53 ia IFS 49, 49, 49, $780, 1884, 49, 1886 1871 19 l9
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS Der. s.BefOre Justices
OSBORN, WELSH and KELLY.
Cnscs ON I'M Calendar. A9; ConYictlOns %.

Cases on the Calendar, AZ; Convictions, 2.
Samuel Moore, stealing ham; Penltentlary slr
months Cstbsrno Gleason, stealing piece Of Popn; Peni
tbary months. Jeremiah Harris stealing bundles
P.nitertiary six months William Welsh stealing
shoe thread Pententary six months John Lynch, stealing
eotbing Pententiary months. Mary Sullivan, stealing
psir Of ysntaoons Pcntentsry two months Jane Coye
saug PuTse containing II 81 Penentsry SIX months
lillian Msnsban, Joseph Smith, Timothy G)ruan and James
Carroll ag silver pencil House of Refuge James
Vandyke assault and battery fined $40 Maria Flynn steal
Ing IS IS PepenaTy six months Mary Comfy stealing sc
House Refuge. Csthsrne Fancy stealing rs IS; Penen
James Brady and James COoney assault and
btterv; Peuitentary months each Thomas Sruthers
stealing rope; PeDitenary three months. Thomas Moore
stealing wet clothing; Penitentiary two months Dennis Mdr
ply stealing beads brush and lace ms; House OF Refuge
William Burns assault and battery judgment suspended Ann
Grey stealing shawl and $40 Peniteininry months.
James Conway stealing brandy pums House Of Refuge Pat
Eockn stealing bag Of -four; Penitcntiary months
Timothy sullivan stealing dozen brooms; Penenary
months. Patrick Hart, stealing five pocket knives Hou.e Of
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