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Disasters, &c,

II. lighter chr EIs with q from ,ae W.
johnson he Upper Qsrs-ine caTSzed as, evening -
blow rom W aud lot overheard "a hhds IL So
oorr.n.d % WhEan Bros Of his ci.y The lighter OWES
By Tkorr, Son 4 Co =.
1ts gae o, ~ Ion inst wA very severe on Cape Cod
Bs- River Beach zrg~ number Of vessels sseor %
vLeh he folo~ins Is .: schr Rebcc. Silver of or,rs
loaded with i1nesr Bstsr White. South Yar1gfe-es
vi u So on sftrr c-sasrsns ch victor tsi Dsan-s g..
CARO- sc.~ b. got a sfrT dehsrfiaE bra Harp ot We"
ey r. Sears from Nv. YORK for Boston lhs o-f -
toufSHl probably b. go. % xf.rr cishsignf hs,Hnt
Ls1r.n' tDenni' Bsser, s up TO the ksinf .nd VIZ
- o~ srewed up and launched scis henown, bss-f 49,
ashore bs.. River Bar--h- vii probably come % Ir
tt's ~ Har~ich, ~ hshinf STIR jsr~ WiIon az
the stream, pared Ger -zbs and oGi OF bhI
wharf and rsssrd sfreiy -trUuFn N, apr ,nc % "
complete wrch n and h~rHHf sst va % o. 600
and Nil probably B.. broasn Up Tho DAMAGE 20 ,ns -
'sIna,sd 20 y somewhere IL The srshborioa u
.d.rs Dc dam done -Dr store, $50 M =,
tbl- BAR stored uudsr sdrf .otn- " Dos h~s
recovered schr u. Eis i1 HSrwicnl Names ~ess ~ "A
Nsrsi Bans nish and dry ard will bss. % Be- sre~ea
launched. The psese, chr. d. fsrsrs croweu 49, v.rs
Ii. eastward " wharf. and Saturday sof "a
,r,xur ar m pr.uars.ory lzuDchinF scAr Csp~ ~
h.hins !. IN Aehs.h and E.',-rn .ohr also ag ns
dry II The vicinity senf Hal p" sei hAf"~
1, Lixh s-d DRY .Ec WHAT
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Movements Of Ocean Steamer.
nuA.as FTNfTEn -
IRON EUROPE.
RasaeaRcr SAILED

Ia he s,oc .sse Ara froe Besfos - Lre-ree,-e.,x.
Browne Wm Phhrs Andrews ard hoa Asu. -
ton. 4 r CARAT, IVES. Newton; Miss Catherine W.
Rrish,on; Daniel Rick.,scn New Bedford Rob~ Cha
L..r-pce; Joha HoT- wife and child, AEne karrr, P,,
d,rc, Havroch EliI4b~tn CoVerdse ard Cov,rs..
LAIca.,er: B = Hop Portland Isaac Ma, II Blown Z
sehrridcr r s,ruh.r, Hsr,ey sowel JohE Marta u. )
never c = B-rrsni Tobler. " y Miller W earrsr 4 y
B.rr,, and friend and AasGtS. Gerard New YORK H..
and VIE, TROY Sab~Tton. g Louis Mrs jenkins IA -
Children and Nm WhfoTd Chsso Ch-ord Gibbons Y.r.
M. Rand and Mr. Rand HahfaI Nous Delorne, Emile IN,
der, and Tho. Cornish Cape Hs,.en; G-o Teal Mou,.
l. Lorenzo South Au-Eics. Cap IA~- Cap, BaGNd Rev
W Norman and nephew Bennett snd Robson Eaxssi
lame. Melro.e Bur.An and M,s:Lews AID wife Lonar
C3ro Cunniu rhsm and johnson, Liverpool Mara PAID
Lyor.; Tho. Turner (residence DO; siyssl-SS
20, Ha.Ja--Lyman Morse and w Bixelow Boston, NJ,
Within an Misses Balloons lanes Whiimsn. Mss-,p
L II M1.e.n and Buch.nsis New YORK W Stociusu ~
Ni,, Philadelphia; Vim ff-~boru rrS.r-o,
M. Curly Kingston Mis-. = More Edw Blan-y ,aJ Vie
Ch.s rwinins W More John More Jane. SCOTT Hon VIM
Young Geo McKeurie McNeal John Saver, asd JoAs
Davv HALIFAX; Or. Hunter and wife. Bermuda w A snla
s; T.ou,.s; NJ. h-lous. Porto Rico-.s. rots, 81.
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sIEpMtv-sHtSSON-I Lavr.ucs. k.r.As o. ~ 80 go
Ssy s.p- T. ~ N. Rev. G. " Galway s..of 4 y" 80
mar. L. :. Ar-l-ry. 20 NJ. Mar H. saAsnen - -
tss Hon. W..son slA-Ioui sXG'7~T1oF o. hS'''' 49,
formerly q uhio. -.
sHIELDs-JORDAN-O T1s.1lv s-srrocn, Ser - y -.
Rev {. Sa--ar, NJ. Geo. shisf. % ~ io'sf - 49,
Matte A Jordaa frn.rly Of PatersaE- y }.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Al.uly Cal.iE y =
Wednesday, ssp-- z 81 k1sr J C. Yves, ~. ~ u w.
ard Of Wiz % Nlss L.Vnlia p Lzaph.- q Me
wHEELUs-JOHSsOS-On Ts-sdAy. Sept 2, =. ne re
d-Bee q t-Ges fs,h.r. b. the Rev. NJ II ".4.,.a-
AuE1su. Wh.slu. d, o. Indian spr1f' ga % Ms
su.e A yo1rxs.t "a xh,,r of John h. Johnson
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for Mddhrs ssr n.
tfNciNNATi s.Ft = ?. u.-ftoyE ss;iv. .t,h
huyeEs han ss-efs Ync-s s;Ssr 30 not q-,s,l 1<s
WsIsgY op-Bed dl a; -. qc. slA -s--< TN :. ~ -ssr
VISIONS generally urrhsngsd. ITO
ALHaNY Sert- =. r-FLoVs m sou~-k.. -.
for III Eat Ac River .c- ~ M. HI 90
brands Very iffis dong IN NHgAr q - 49, nd
for milling r.ls, u = I'D sl 2 R~G Oso a. al
small parcel. IF choice Whit hissn. CosN 81 var
lie flr fair Wsgsru " red sfas Bastpy ~ 80 - &
tive demand and s-isrs %, Of nsrsr, ssrs,,, !, q
bu.h Corn $50 bssA. What. sW
PHLspUIPsI,. Sep, 9-FLous quis,. wHr., All,
Coss and wsr'-c, az 40. sVsa. rq-,. - .@s<
WsissY trm a. 2id.4.c. - s-s<
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SUPERIOR COuRT-srEoIAL TERH-sLFT. 23.-B.fors
judge Hoffman.

ECPEKTOK (UCRT-SPEClAL IERM-bEFT. Zj.-BtlorS
Judge HOFFMAN
Bishop sgt. Mner.-MUtion denied, with & coste.
Before Judge BoswoRTB.
USDERTAHISG on ARREST VALID, THOUGH EhECUTED
BYoSIY ONE SURETY, AND not By A PLAIN1FF.
Sief and Wife ag,. SpsnsennbeTE
Defendant having been arrested in action Of as
ssut battery the order Of becs
the undertaking the part the PLAINTIFF executed by only
urey and no, by either plaintiffs and thai l. denied 70
niteste bail the required being 90 The alleged
eeusriy not specified in the notice of motion Rule %
The Undertaking valid though signed by only surety and
not by the plaintiffs a seden 49, The slciency Of the
quesoned The amount Of bail cannot he reduced
oypong sfdsvts explicit the fact Of agra.
waited assault and this motion 10 impossible that they
untrue that the atlantis the Of the Plaintiffs
testify truly Thai Gues.ion be determined by
Motion denied, but without coss ia eitlsr party.
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schooner a. l60 .urs, 70 s.. Douiugo and back, On
private terms. big Of 90 ,uns for Bonare, with
salt, st O..
The business Of the sub-Trcasury was: Receipts,
sI35 0l9 to-s97 coo from Customs; Payment slJ3,
"a q Balance, Sl2,G-S, so oil.
s. Drapers daily auction sale Of Stocks and Bonds
will take place tomorrow Friday, a; ~! O'Clock, a;
the Merchants Exchange.
The earnings Of the Wabash Valley Rcsd for the
second week Of September, are t2i,6i2 ~, which i.
f.vorahls The details
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BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-srrr. es-Bes.. J,s..

John Rydenhecs ss- Thomas DiyuE-
The jury IN this brought in a verdict Of az "a
Tor plaintiff Defendant CaE.an ~ he ship Manhattan
alleged. assaulted plaintiff who psssen.rr on -
voyage from Hamburg 20 NewYork !, was shovI On he
:ks. no serious damage done. ''~
Adam Leeoh az, }. Weaver
The plaintiff sued the defendant for taking care ~
some unoccupied bldnss tn. def ndsnt o.. N th., ;,
never hired hn, ssd gave him sboI;s 70 attend . them
Verdict for defendant
William Bonner tg, LEONARD c NePba1
The plaintiff was witness in reference case in
which d,,ndsn, wa. interested He II, pautie u.s. -.
siaen not defendant while sving h
and alleged b. called MIN har H.uee A. sc,ion -.
byourh. FOR SANDER peaiases aid .. &lo eeH'
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LAW LVTELLIGENCE

ADJouRyID-The U. $. Circuit Court bs. ad-
iourned till next Monday.
GRAND JuRoRs.-In the L. s. District Corr. yes
terday, Judge Belts ordered panel Of "a Grand
Jurors returDsbe the fret Tuesday in October next.
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During the month OF August there was organized at
Flatbush, L. l., the Flstbush International Creke.
Club" with the following officers: President, Richard
Keswel; Vice President, VIM. Howard; Secretary,
Thomas w Jones; Treasurer VIM. Vause. The
Cub r already hourshng condition; it has about
twenty members. The day for practice lie Wednesday
Of each week.
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cor-prc,rryp.n-rrrs nav

SUPRENE CoUET-CIHcUI.--1he Railroad 'aFh-
Twill h. eal.S IN Par before IuG-Assl ard inq ~.;'
J-ry 49, b. -~lt b. 20 Par IL before
Jsdse { .rts lr .T.sl =.
BRooUYS CRY CorRr.-For Friday. >ept. a
W. - g. q % e. =. t9, = - q 9 g. p = - : ~
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-BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

ExHIBITIoS OF TIE HoRrcuLTURAL SooIErY-
The Fall exhibition of the Brooklyn horticultural So
ciety il now open at the Athenaum. The display Of
fruits and flowers is exceedingly attractive. The Hall
tatciuly decorated with wreahs of evergeens, and
beautiful designs placed in various positions
about the Some fine landscape and other paint
.ngs also exhibition. twill be open to-day and
evening.
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IMMATURE ALNAAAc......rnis pAv.
Ers-Rs<s..5:4s Sets.. - AooN-RAN..
BfeN vATxe....rH DAY
Sandy Hook 7,%9 Cows Island. $50 Hslsts 10, a
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SPECIAL sEssloNs-s.,r s. lsn.-ssfo,s 1a..i...

Cos>oLLY. BgESSAS aid SIEEks
Cases n the Calendar 6S-Cousction. s
Charles Batter, stealing pantalOons; Pentepti.rv
elk months james Bassoyne assault and battery
John Cotton stealing boot.
month"; Henry DRAKE, assault and
DeaIiug assault and battery hned 81 Mathew Fiprisan
stealing b.nk bills reuaIded Ann Hayes. stealing ,boe,
fcni,en'sry az months. W Harrison stealing esui no.e
remanded John Joyce, assault and battery; tned s John
McStsvey assault aud battery Peu'eu,isry mon II, Thu,
Moan ssssu aud battery; fined $.S Dennis MeehAn
panaoons Penentsy mouth, John Malay assault snt
battery remsuded El.n oGrsdy &sssal; and bsery i.
meut suspended Jane. ghn-y and battery prd
$40 Matilda Sear,, stealing bedoo;hes; P-ueuarv AK
months. Horace SAyaGc Wu. Dickson ard Wessy C,,p~-
steAins aNer coins PenneDsIy months each Tbon.
Thompson, Assault and BAKERY fned S2a Geosse .hol sna
fEsnk Merritt ssssul. AID h:ttery: fined So each Johr W.
ier stealing silver CONES Peni.en,isry months.
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Adam, on the charge Of passing coan.efi@.s els u
- ci,v ard in jersey City. The blls rsssef were
" Of the old Peoples Ban't az Patterson.
q 7 ~ the State Bank Of Vermont, and the People
p.nt ~ Derby Line Vermont. Ordcer Wilson Of the
Third Precinct alec arrested Vi Jan, John and Eliza
Bohinke and Frank Jacobs ~ passing bills Of the
same denomination. They Wire oil committed.
BrRGL ,RY.-The pre-fises of Hichael Mead, No.
800 Grand street Eastern District, occupied a. Or!
goods store. was brCken open Yesterday morning oy
burglar who gained entrance by saving on q
uanel in the back door and then picking M lock VI
-de door y aiding 10 the store Laces ana SHE 'aiuI
~ 400 were taken 4 shawl was found IN q rear l0t
With mns, have been dropped by The burglar in
making their escape The burglars must have had a
IoT-e and wagon a. gate on Powers street was
broken down and the marks Of wagon wheels were
visible. The burglars escaped without detection.
Cu,yGy OF Loc.TI0s.--The Presbyterian Con-
preeation formerly wOrshiping IN the Navy-stTeei
Mission School, having found their old quarter TOO
small for the increasing number OF ther members
recently pnrcbssed the edce corner Of Lawrence and
HILARY streets. The pastor, the Rev. Adam HcLel
lind preached his trial sermon on esday after
noon and in the evening the ceremonies OF ordination
! and installation took place before large congre
| cation.
| F1EE.-Early Yesterday morning fire was dlscov
! cred In the house Of DR.. Cooper, No.l35 Montsgu'
street but was eXtiDguished before much damage haC
been done
| FoUspLlyG-An infant week old va found in 81
area way in johnson, Hillary street. Wednes
dsy night. II given IN charge OF the Supern.eld
ents Of the Poor:
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BY TeleGraph.


NORFOLK <3-ATnv-d, schr r. ?. S,ocktoD, froca
Axsudria Bnde-pDr. ss.d and "a
herr. "
IL her for having lot her foT-uaas;.
SEW-ORLHASS, sep,. SjAryiyed ships Alfred sorey arc
Glad Tidius. from Yors oresHd from Phiads
Also ssp Pocssonta from Liverpool barb Dsd X ats Ron
Be..on schI. J. w. WeL..sr. ltom Phlad.lpL.a.
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T..
The ulipo. Central Railroad Company has declared
dividend Of = cent, payable in scrip, representing
the bonds which have been received in the Land De-
psr-meut for purchases Of land, and Cancelled. Ihi'
dividend !. payable only in the stock upon which the
la., n-tsllment of go y share has been pad. Inc
Company are preparing 70 forfeit the stock upon which
such ins;aImert has not been paid.
The Galena and Chicago Union transfer books Will
close on the 18th September, and remain closed until
October =
The business Of the Clearing House was lo,sl4,eo
An auction sale Of French goods to-day the impsrts
ton Of Messrs Bernhard & Butler, drew together
large company Of buyers and the prices were gener'
ally considered to be as high as could be expected
H. A. Mott, esq., has been elected President OF the
Safeguard Insurance Company, vice Geo. Doughty
resigned.
The time for proposals for the new City OF Boston
p cent loap of 500, 900 expired on the 2ls, inst
The only offer, says The Post for (lec 900 st
one-eighth Of e cent premium.
The Convention OF the our competing lines of Kali
road met this morning st the ST. Nicholas Hotel
The Convention was composed of Messrs. Garrett, OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Road Hanson, OF the Penn
.ylvanie Central; Moran, OF the Erie, and Corning, Of
the Central
The meeting organized by the appointment OF
NJ. Moran. a. President and NJ Barlow, of the Ohio
and Mississippi Secretary. After free discussion
Of the questions in dispute most of the points raised
were harnonously settled though the agreement Wa
not fully communicated. The Convention ADJOURNED
To meet again tomorrow morning.
AL the parties present seem anxious TO arrive at
fair and satisfactory settlement, of all open questions
and there is every TO believe that ina ar
rangement will be contaminated without further delay
The following are the Canal Tols received the lst
week September pc SSs ~
Toll. received donls the tsi wesk Sept, ls57 70 ~ q
Decrease IN lsUo -
Toll. received during second ~sek in sept 1883 <6 SGT g.!
Tolls received lurBe s-coud ~eek Sept, 1857 sSo7 II
Total decrease FOR week. Sept, sSs...... a. 25 ~
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LfcrURys IN BRooxIrS.-Dr. Boyuton is 20 give
his csrse OF lectures on Geology at the Athensum
IA rooklyn, commencing mex. Monday evening
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By Nerta R.ss, Boaf,-l4So bhl. Fiogr 3 co 81 VI.
3 40 Do. Corn, IA sn 80. Os's 10 DO Ry- Is ~. -
~ DO " bisky 80 do Provisions. ~ Asss
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-s.rr. 8.-B.sre .as.


RUSSELL.
The trial OF Sonsrs Tor the killing of John Y.
Aliens second VI the ship Mandarin Va. CONCLUDED To-
day. The Jary, after celebrating hours Cour-
with verdict Of uar,aasher IN The m degree. The rris.
will be sentenced Saturday Judge Ru.se charge
strongly In favor o. HE ecqu; and the JUDI. 70
be taken by surprise when the verde, announced
James lr'n committed Of assault and battery
year in the Peniien:sry.
Henry feenE for the same ofense was fned slo.
HuuDsh Gsrtcn, young keeper Of lager betr q.
oou pleaded guilty assault and pt-n. kin
.tAbbns Catharine Sullivan. The knife hbersy ,-d
but Cstharue did not die Judge Russell Suspended Judgment
William hurphy indicted for burglary the desrse va.
acquitted, the evidence being ces " fear
james Reed Alas Matthew Consn tined for burglary IL
The third degree he Wa. al old offender The Jury coayed
him wi,hou: esyHg hen SEES ard Judge Rasse sent 20
i've the State Prison Hs coufederaes G.orss Smith
and John Walker pleaded guilty and each .eu:er 20
two yeSIs imprisonment The Court then sdjoarLea.
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SUPREME CouRT-CH.ABEEs-srFr 2.-BefoFe Jadr

THE EsGLIsH EHBEZzLESTST CAsF.
Jonathan Peel, &c, AT James ) ittop Eliot..
To-day defendants counsel renewed his motion 70
bis client discharged oo arrest Pending 70. argument
Couu adjourned
DECISIONS.
The People FL rel. Francis j. Huntington agt. Jas
L. CooIey-Motion denied, without costs
John Donegan agt. Mary Donegan. Of
divorce granted.
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ADVERTISEMENT
ANDERSON. NJ.

ANDERSON, NJ. 80 Bowery, sells ENGLISH VEL
81 ~; BkvssELs, 7Sc, soc and sec., thIeepy
CAaprTs S7lc all wool <oc and 5oc
yard door OLoLoIBs at Sic 4oc and Soc RuSs DsrGSErs,
WINDOW Spspss, Doos MATS. TABLE aud PIANO Covers,
&c, q ereHt red
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{AdvertiseInert

THE METALLIC TABLET STRoP-InveGted by
$50. SAuNpERs A. D. ls6-Ths the genuine article has
been eqaad for producing the possible edge &c
be obtained of the subscribers and
tprxrs, J. Il 6. SAUNDERS. No. Aston House
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Ship FOre., City, Tyler, glasgow Aug H. md.e. 70 Dunbar
ship Ro.siu. cOos o.d. Aus p salt Howl,nd FIoaat
ham Sept. ~ st ~ lon +s spoke bs from Nes Yefh y,
sSi S% M. .iS Ia d. s~r.s a - 1 S
% Lon , Ps.d ,A11sh Ia s Is .S Il ss
Te,s ss2os ! Ass H. md -. =
birth Sept. H. lat. ~, lon 50 90 the Bsnsa set
sScg' 80 G Ions Win 's@s,sI. ,,'. b. .-:s
quantity Of twisted fo shiss aroand he sp.i
lils .un. coal 70 Brooklyn Go. Co vessel % walsh
Chase sgt IS lat, a 50 lon s. n, spoke barb C.sst,,s
tbrl for PhsdsPhs The L. j. 'sIpersneed heavy g. W.
Bra EinshesI, Hazel, Rondout for salem.
BnG Elvira Clark Mschss days s.h simpson Nsyh.w
Experienced very heavy weather los boat snd ps Of Tn ds
s sl 20 ssssls K.I r isb in a%Gs % sn
ga. from w -AiFp~d ' w .h 'S', f'sy t.rn pc.
schr Royal Oas Benson Ea',port day, plaster Bret
sc6r Gun Rob, Wilson Lubcc day. 6sh to smith Boz
Sehr LOUISE Drnswser Cslsi. days lumber 10 Rsrloh
schr Gans,. Bhbees Csas day. in b.la., to master
scbr Csbo;, Hamilton Boston days mdse ~ ). H. Nshs
schr y J. Cumming. Jones. Leprsu1 n B., % day. pcse.
20 oIder.
sehr Bru,s', E~el Bangor days lumber to simpson
sehI 6a.nplop Hove. Nmblshs.d day. Ssh to order.
sehr Specie, Burns Hartford, il ballast.
schr Sea Lion AT.y, Rochiand days stone.
schr. " Clifford, shIts Rondout for Belfast,
schr Dancing Wave Bennett, Calais days lumber % JED
FRYE sept 6 OF Cape Cod during gale os, par Of Sses
.osd 0. 1000 feet.
schr. Thos B. Smith Briggs New. Bedford for Albany
Echr Andrew Brown Love, Somerset for Albany.
Schr. Chief. Warbler, Somerset. 10 ballast
schr. Whistler, Presbey, TsaB,on, mdse 20 mattel
scLr Ans-iE~, Oliver. New London, In ballast.
Schr Connecticut, Pratt Boston, nds- TO master.
s<hr. Lucy Bake Snow. Ro-kl-nd days. lime.
schr Rrb"ess CLYDE Barking New Bedford nd-e 20 msrf
scLr Simrod, West, Boston for Albany
schT Brave Lowell Boston for Albssy.
Schr. Adelza Pr-->ott, FsE River. in ballast.
Schr Lsmsrtine, Quincy Wareham ~ hours, n.fs
srhr Ann \ Saisr Fish Wsrrhsm a hours psI.
schr Tiysno, Low, Glouc~st-r fsh.
Schr CoriDns VI Jones. Gloucester, hsh.
sehr Hannah d., Sickerson. ProviIcsto~n fish.
Schr n. shAieT. Wilcox. Portland. Conn stone.
Steamer Boston, sesw Phadelphi~ aud Csps Nay ndss.
and Ysss to , Perkins
Po,omsa CasLrsn. New Bedford mise J. AIr.
Steamer O.csoa, SMITH Norwich sud ~London, mdss
70 p II Rockwell CsIf. Smith reports that Monday nss
ne FsulEn lighthouse not In.
Steamer Cur.v, Ayres Provd.uce mtse 20 l-ssc Oss.
Steamer D-co,sb, Deer Norwich ulds-
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FATAL CASUALLY on SBIPBoARD.-George Thomp-
son, hand board schooner lying at pier No. "
East River, was killed on Thursday afternoon by a
heavy block falling upon his head. The body was
conveyed 10 No &c Broomest. where al inquest will
be held upon il to-day Deceased wac native a THE
State ~ years Of age.
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rpusspsy Sep. y. lt3
AsHEs-The demand for Po:s 10 fair Ct $saes oct, aud
PesTl. a. 80 l2.a&s lsi
COTTOS-Tne marie, is arm and fair degree active
Gales of 500 bales included in the 90
balee IL irau.itu We quote:
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New RECEIVE have been shown by Messrs. ).
Van Benscboten g. Co. sample Of The new crop OF
Rice from South Carolina II is very superior in
quality and we understand that the quantity of this
years growth IL also above average. This Will do
somethng-though not mucb--toward compromising
nor the deficient general yield Of Wheat, Corn and
Oats.
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BRADY : TAILFRIkS.
PRoToGRAPHs,
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Nos $40 and 2o Broadway NewYorh aud No $50 Pepnsyl
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FIRE.-Early yesterday morning fire was discov
cred IN the house Of DR.. Cooper, NO.l3j Monisgu'
street but was eItiDgushed before much damage haC
been done.
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A.Y,sr or UsrERF.yITrss.-Durug the past
week Sergeant Matthews aid 0f6eer Beatty Of he
E;r,, Precinct have succeeded in arresting Edward
Cam. Cornelius Donohue, Wn'' spear ana Char'es
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ForspLlyG.-An infant week old was found in 81
area wsy in Johnson near Hilary street on Wednes
dsy night II was given in charge Of the Supern.eud
epts Of the Poor.
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FIRST DlSIkIt ICOlkI-St pT. lobtiore -dge S1N
INV Liquor CAsrs.
Board Of E1cise Comnissionep Thomas w. asbes
Ia this case, the Justice this morning rendered
decision holding that he complaint regular and accord
denying defendants motion made
and certain The ;he. down for :rs Oh ne ea Of
October
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whom the accused was ana.gned, COMMITTED Inn to
pr.-on 20 answer the charge

EnLos SALooS.-Mr. Stephen Mas>et, VINO =
Known 10 those who have pern-ed the hu'"''V
columns Of the sporting Journal of the city a. ~
Of rather pleasrrable fame, gsveas mt
10 New.York last night, at Niblo- Saloon.
Mr. Masset,s performance is 10 vsraosi - ''a
20 clever. and at other times 40 unsat'.'a''"!
% very good, and .ow 90 uumi''ak"oy oa'' '"'' ]"
really a very dslcate matter 10 a'teH,P' 20
,.,;ve xys.,he, il !. frst rate or whether ts excel
k,ce has been heretofore hugely overra'ed' As an
1910 ,e,1,rm.nce j. weak, but looking at It from
The r.ns.ot occupied by the author, or inventor Or
oo,,;,,r when he wrote, or invented, or compiled IT,
90 NAV safely cay that the evenings entertainment
answers its purpose which evidently u, simply to
.mu-e che audience. The programme i an anonalon.
one: We are promised songs rectatons, and limitations
without number. and we get EN-. Some people Ike
them and some folks prefer something else The
whole amount Of the business IT, that II u impo-sibe
10 criticise Mr.. Massetts performsnce-as whole;
We can only pick out little bits and say they are good
He sings with feeling and experience he recites some
times with vigor and esestness, and that II all Mr.
hassee is not prodigy; he is not wonder, he IL
amply commonplace. However, the audience seemed
10 rather like bin.
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F,Rys.S's T.. vctssIos.-Engine Company No. 10,
.omnarJed by APT, Leinsoth, embarked on the
steamer Elm City IN Wednesday evening ing for New;
E"n.,.;, Eng,ne Con 'paAy No. :. They were pre-
.ened With fine wre. tn by Niss Mary Dobson, be-
fore their departure.
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HTnecRArIc VASDKRBnr ASSEMBLY NosIS,-
1Ies SO he following nominations for Assembly were
made by TIE Vanderbilt wing of the Democratic party
NJ. n 18th Joseph Wilson.
s.s..I DstSct-Thopss kuilisAa
Th;,S NJ. tris-steph.n Hayes.
ronr.b M; ur.~,--ThonsE Gsrdin.r
s,ch O,s.r,. v-.'o nomination
The BrsdlA v Conventions edicurrel wiihou, making
any nom.nstio.ns.