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The police the several wards were notified, and
during the evening the following made AT
O'Clock the police Of the Ninth ward arrested young
named George DAVIS; Ia the Tenth ward, James Cor
nell and Live Ross; and nj ten o'clock officer Roberts Of
the Eighth ward arrested Charles T. Scren and Jerome
Hunt Of the above being caught ia the act Of pass
ing tho counterfeit money
AsonuR INV COUNTERFEIT. morning Officer
Hlard, Of the Mayors squad, sncccedcd in arresing
young man in Broadway. who had a few moments pre-.
arrest attempted 10 pass counterfeit two dollar
bib the Delaware City Bank the liquor corner
Of Rcadc and Church streets appears that Offering
the bill TO the clerk o the store the accused desired that
should be returned 10 him. seeing that tho suspicious Of
the clerk aroused aud SAID he would give another
In place of H. No sooner had be got the bin IN his
hands than he out Of the store and up Reade street
towards Broadway but fortunately arrested by the
above officer, who knew the young gentleman and seeing
him running concluded that something up. He was
conveyed before Justice Welsh and searched, when
countereits the bank found his person
lie refused TO give his name, and committed IN default
Of bail 70 answer
THE ALLEGED Ticker SwNDfKRs.-Enwrigh and Curry,
the alleged ticket swinders who arrested the other
day on an alleged charge q swndlng a widow lady out
81 t2s passage ticket to Brcnos Ayrs brought
up before Justice Welsh yesterday for examination but
application Of Enwrights counscl, Il was transferred
before Recorder Barnard, and will be heard Monday
morning The prisoners ordered Into tho custody Of
officer billiard until the above time.
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Died.

CHsYsrAL-on Saturday, Oct 30, at MS residence, No
$50 YORK street, 81 consumption, Hrua CRYSTAL 10 the
2sih year OF his age.
The friends and relatives the members Of the Harrison
Guard aud of Hope Hose Company NO So respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral on Monday aternoon At
o'clock nom the residence Of bis mother No 500
Pearl street
CorgHrsy. Suddenly, Ia BrooSyn, on saturday morn.
ing oct So INA, daughter OF villa aud Nancy Cough
try, aged years, month ard 10 days
The funeral services will be held the residence Of her
parents No % Hampton street. this Sunday Afternoon
two O'Clock The friends of the family respectfully
invited 20 attend without further Invitation. Her remains
viii be taken to Albany.
DAsrl Friday, oct. %, ANN p, widow OF Edward
Danfi, aged IL years ard months.
Her friends md those of tie family respectfully ia.
vitei % attend the fncra from :, Marks church
ner o. Tcuts 1td Second age1ue, this Sunday II.
tegncoD, NJ baA .st ore ocl0cs.
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The Recent Array In Lafayette Hall.


Your account OF the assault which Mr. Heenan commit
ted upon is by accordance with the facts
of the case, and therefore you win permit me to
present to your readers true of the matter
did not say (nor did Mr.. Heenan me Of having
sad) "that he Qieenan) had sold the tight with Mr..
Morrssey;' nor there word said, or believe
thought of, ia connection with such matter. did not
therefore offer to bet upon any such statement did not
run behind the counter your report sets forth, but
was assaulted in most ungentcmany manner by Mr.
Heenan, as the following will show
was conversing with a few friends in Lafayette Hall
when Mr.. Heenan came in and accostng me- asked why
went round New York calling him ioafer.' In reply
stated that had nothing Of the kind He insisted
had So and offered to bet fifty dollars he could
prove it. accepted the 0fier, and when in the of
counting the money, and with my face turned from him.
this brave champion gave me blow the head which
might have been had his power been equal his
will He continued his blows until fell and even then
he kicked until his friends took him away by force
happy to state, however, that have not sustained
any material injury; and to my good
ing blow, and to scky lit OF fear which have
seized my gigantic assailant do mpute this strange but
fortunate fact
The only assign for this unmanly attack is
that have given my opinion when asked) that he
(Heenan) has not those powers OF endurance which
necessary 70 the OF first class puglist and
even this was given in manner not at all calculated to
offend Those who know will, am confident concede
that am not IN the habit Of abusing any one either by
word or deed, and regret very much that am thus
uIoueht ueioe INC PUBIC IN connection Win THIS disgrace
ful matter. have always endeavored to avoid such
noorety; and although the press gives credit for
being notorious puglist," yet man deserves this
reputation less than do. My friends, who
mcrous, and those with whom associated in business
WILL am sure, gladly testify to the truth Of this state
ment.
In order to maintain the character and conduct Of
spectacle citizen, l have determined that Mr.. Heenan
shall be dealt with according TO law and in the hope that
shall never again appear in your columns in connection
with any such matter, beg leave to subscribe myself
yours, respectfully, WILLIAM HASTINGS.
New YORK, Oct 80 1858.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Oct 3o-sPM
The Ariel e this port to-day for Europe with 1888 900
in specie freight Exchange by her closed very dull
good bills offered at 1927 10eA, and the leading
bankers declined TO draw at lower rates than those
rent in the early part OF the week.
The stock market opened this morning dull and de.
pressed the reaction Of the past few days having fright
ened of buyers who wish 10 how far the decline
going before they purchase. Prices generally lower
the first CALI and considerable concessions made to
effect sales but the business of the board progressed
rmer feeling began to gain ground and the close Of
the morning session rally Of about an average OF Il per
cent took place. To advance continued throughout
the afternoon board so that rs compared with yester-
days closing prices, there advance Of per
cent throughout the s, The stocks which attracted
attention after the rally New York Central Nj
chgan Southern guaranteed, and Roa leland It seems
to be generally believed the stree; that have
the last Of the reaction and that next week viii witness
renewal of the upward movement. This agreeable
TO the bulls who have sold out they in hopes that the
decline would continue for days yet in order that they
might buy lower prices The force OF and the
impotence Of capitalists at the stagnaton in the loan
ket, have, seems, been too powerful for them The
closing prices to-day ,-Mssoars, Sa5 4 Pacific
Mail 1864 1o7 Central, s6is u Erie, 163l z Hud
son, 33k a q; Reading san y; Michigan Central SO
"a Panama, 12l u "a Illinois, 81; GaIena S0k *
Rock Island 6si4 q. The market closed steady
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to day
so 46 TO- and the balances 81 26i SAL 49, The aggre
gate exchanges for the week ending this day were
sl2s 1859 1922 being daily average of s2I 4s4 sss-the
largest average reported the suspension OF specie
payments last year.
The business OF the Sub Treasury for the day and the
past week follows
Total receipts s94 702 40
For customs 52676 80
Total payments 3a6 $50 40
California drafts 70 900 90
Iott balance ..sieiieei ~
The interest coupons due November i, 1858, on the
bonds Of the city of Rock Island issued to the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad will be paid aud after that day
on presentation at the Office Of Messrs aasted Gilman
~ Exchange pace.
The following table shows the condition Of the New
York State banks at the dates specified
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sco@ Yooo ~''tStfsAVV
The above summary, from the Albany JcarHai, shows
the the and liabilities q the banks Of
the State exhibited by their report to the superntend
en-, q the Banking Department OF their condition % the
morning Of saturday, the 25th OF September The com
parson with the Jrne returns presents very oier1,e
contraction during the quarter Tho contraction Is rather
larger than appears the above comparison because Of
there being the September report the returns Of three
hundred banks including the banks Of Newport aud Sss
ing the North River Bank Of this city, which has
lately resumed bus ness, while the June summary
braccd hundred aud ninety banks
excluding 1ather wr,ghts BANK, which winding up,
and including Dover Plains Bank, new banking assoca
ton.
The statement OF the earnings aud expenses q the Proyi
dence Hartford and Fshk Railroad tor the eight mouths
...a..x. g., IN faro a. rofto.
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BAL1--SruK. --Ou wednesday morning Oct 90 by Rev.
mr. held, Mr., RoBKsr r. Bss1 20 Mss s.s.s EIixAsxrH
only daughter Of Thomas stiles Esq Of Salisbury, Conn
NoREEf1-GAok in this city, Thursday, o., -, By
The Rev w. Hawks, w Isaac W. MoaRxI4, NDktosn
u i, 70 Mss NsH1E GAGS, daughter Of j. l. Cage Est
o. this city
RnEy-McGRArH On Saturday, Oct 30 b. the Rev
IN Cummings, % 81 Stephens church, Twenty eighth
STREET JosEPn RyY 10 MACON A. & McGRArB daughter Of
John Mccrath, all of this ct-
TuRNKR--Cox. Tuesday, Oct s. by the Rev. 10
Jones, 81 New YORK, Mr.. Jasss r. TrRxs 10 Miss ELIZA
\ Cox daughter Of the late Dr George Cox, both
Rrooklyu. n ID.
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The expenses would have been still further reduced
had not become necessary during the past months
In consequence OF the extraordinary food in June add
additionai protection To embankmens aud bridges
There has been charge made to construction
during the past six months although work has
been done, furnishing greater facilities for business This
together with the rerong of IRON heretofore charged to
renewal account embraced in the working expenses
stated by the secretary The reduction in gross earnings
are attributable manly to the low rates at which have
been compelled through the action OF other companies to
carry ircishts during the past few months and also to
the fact that in September 1857 earnings in
creased 81 900 by the State Fair The net earnings Of
the past SIX months have been applied towards the dis
charge OF The floating debt of the company The balance
oil this debt viii be paid within few months.
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COMMUNICATIONS rms UNDERSIGNED HAS AID
~ vsed from time a. time ibe readers Of this and other jour
durable By OF local applications o. remedies
The assertion has been made by the that this
has been sngsry overlooked and nsccnceved by medical
past and present To this TACT and the entire failure OF
the profession m mitigating removing the difficulty be
attributed the unvss opinion which prevails 81 Ia ibcurs
biiv Toe undersigned has advanced and maintained
theory or pathology catafrh entirely new 10 the faculty
differing from any former writer Upon be- has based
treatment AMI the exhibition Of remedial agents which daily
saying unequivocay that this disease in saggray sd ~ vel
milder types within The reach Of REMEDIAL AID and
BE Cssrrh BIS s origin 10 the pituitary gand and not N
yet the hrat passages The nsss passages membranes
and throat implicated and more css seriously Affected
Ia all Of cssrrh but the producing cause % Az these d
hcuues with organs elsewhere in
'he gland above spoken ~ which taking on morbid o. dis
es-ed action pours out highly acrimonious and viaed a.
the membranes Of the throat and uoss oen becomes thick
aud nduraed and dcu & dislodge rs presence N the
feeling IN the head and upon The eye balls OBJ
strucug the nas and producing IN e throat ~
acual aud almost impercepbe DISCHARGE into sDreness,
IN which MT une1neny ends consumption In time
mental results and physical ~ well q. mental Ian
enr Expresses the subject unusual noises are heard VI the
pared aud sometimes to,aily destroyed.
For these dcules physicians have prescribed IN vain.
ca b shown the end medical has been reahe
tina further application 81 remedial AID & the removal Of
II This afcuis deay 4 such tha proper remedies
reach the writer VIII INTERESTINGLY claim that cstarrh
be cured.
lreatme9 Of his specially has Jed him the exhibition
remedies locally which warrants him In saying unqualified
terms that u 10 within the reach ~ aid.
article addressed 10 those who traditional
written practice noro those who believe In ang snus.
that wiser class who awaiting themselves whatever
proved useful DO not hesitate 70 make practical Application
Of their VISION. r. GOODAEE VI n,
No. , Boud street, New York
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saruRpAy, Oct sa-2P.M
The rain storm today has checked business
Fiogs DUH, with sales Of only $500 bb. at previous
quotations.
wHEAr Sales $500 bushels white Southern At 81 %
81 so. aud white Kentucky nj oil 90
Coas -Sales 10 900 bushels nj 6Tc a Coo Tor mixed
Western. and T5c for yellow do per hushel
RsRtKy Sales 600 bushels state ~ 7Sc per bushe
PosS Sales $50 bbls at SIC IS Tor Old mess and fl3
IS for prime per barrel.
CoroSSales OF 2 900 bales were made $50 N transit
prices for lots on the spot unchanged white that to
rive some easier.
wmsssH.-saes 40 bbis q, &c per railou
Otber art gles unchanged
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Trees and plants

Trees and Plants
!, PARSONS co delivering trees and plants from
their grounds nj
FLUSHING. NEAR NEW YORK
AND invite the attention OF buyers 10 their large assortment Of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES AND PLANTS.
Catalogues Furnished gratis application and goods
delivered without charge on the wharf IN New Yosk.
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Nm JANE. GORDON BENSErT,-
DEaR SIR-I noticed error in your report Of the
Goudy family In last Thursdays edition. You state that
Miss Jane Bssosway the first wife Of Mr. Gouldy.
This not the Miss Dissosway s hts present vile
JACOB DrsSUSwAY q Bedford street.
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NEW Y0RE HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1868

Brooi<lyn--Cf the Children you dearly
WILLIAMSON BROS
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nrcreaec IN expenses.
The receipts show handsome increase during period
OF general depression resulting from the crisis Of las
year Tie principal increase has been IN coal the ton
mage OF both 1ackawanna and Leigh having largely aug
meued The expenses have been diminished though The
mileage has been much larger. and all the expenses OF
gravel trains, laying sdings &c have been included.
The track thoroughly balasted and the roadway
equipment and boats IN good order Tho additions "
permanent accounts amount 10 " sOs ~ Atcr paving
expenses, interest Sc the net earnings Tor the SIX
months 1924 os3 "a, equal 70 SIX per cent on the
81 600 900 capital With the net earnings the company
have paid the above Is 500 a. have Purchased si25 900
Of income bonds, NJ traug advance on the price a.
which they issucd and paid sie353 ~ OF other
debt Total reduction Of Indebtedness, f 353 a. show
ing the books sli3 i03 Ia, the incomes beng In
cluded at the price which they issued snd the
ira cost charged 10 interest and included above
The balance the net earnings 5000 o. Is represented
By cash on hand, accounts payable Since the st &c
tober $4,000 Of the have been purchased,
leaving 5000 coo outstanding
We have received the semannuA report Of TIE cncia
nat, Hamilton and Dayton RAiroia Company, iat~i
QVtObes Il, 1858 We copy Tie following comparison u
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and TOupees-
The beat the world Wholesale and retail and the dye o.
yaely applied al No. Astor House.
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archaeological Researcheso Should be Read
BY everybody. Sold a. l5T Prince Price u cents
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trium phsnty demonstrated
IN the popularity Of his spendh fall and wuter hat for
II superistye folly to ~ for hat IN broadway.
when beautiful aud be had At us Mas
sirc fort
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Tess Your CansIidases.--l ONO Yotes Randy.

Who free labor and free right ~ produc
ton and use Of property without ownership aud no cang
monopoly privileged classes free education equality In
all things but heads money snobism all labor upon
honor and good will mankind Candidates who shoulder he
principles get their photographs taken by HOLMES and the
votes Of lup pescesbe reycusonisis, who assemble a.
Holmes picture rooms 40 Broadway.
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BhrTy's Tr1eopherouS L. tho Best ana
cheapest article for dressing bssuang cleansing curling
drugEsts
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November g. viii be issued morrow Monday morning and
can be had a. All the depus will contain articles
the approaching elections, with lists 81 the candidates for the
various Offices. Asp, letters Bricn, Cahill
&c and the latest from all parts of ireland.
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Good Tea N the Chest, and 10 ibs. Good
e.aee fx 81 CHRIslIANsoNs tea warehouse, No.
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Defiance sasnmnnder safes-Whh Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also are and burglar
p'oo' '"'"' ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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MAILS ron GKRwANy.-Mais for Germany will be
regularly made up and despatched from New York by the
several lines q United states, Bremen, aud Hamburg
nail steamers, ne follows. viz
BY United States mail 10 Bremen on Goth octo.
bcr 1858.
BY Hamburg mail steamer TO Hamburg LIST Novem
Der, 1853
BY Bremen mail steamer to Bremen on 9Th November,
1855
BY Hamburg mail steamer to Hamburg on 18th Sovcm
Der, 1853.
BY Bremen mail steamer to Bremen on Goth November
1865
BY United States mail steamer 70 Bremen on 9th No
By Hamburg mall steamer 10 Hamburg on is, pecem.
Der, 1853
1865
nv Hamburg mail steamer 70 Hamburg on 18th Deccm
Der, 1858.
By United states msIl steamer 10 Bremen on 25,h ne
censber 1858.
The rates of postage TO Germany upon letters transmit
ted by either Of the above lines mail steamers pre-
cisey the same, being the regular established rates by
Rsencn or Hamburg mail published 10 the table of
hostages 10 foreign countries,
postmasters in the interior should forward al 70
New York all letters Sc, Tor Germany mailed 70 80 by
either OF said lines
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Brooks Boots.-Articles Superior 60 any
manufactured IN this country for DURABILITY beauty and utility
SIS broadway and $50 Fulton street MIA large assert
nneut ~ waterproof boots and overshoea
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Made 10 order, OF the finest goods al 40 per DOZEN
MOODYS Shirt Emporium, E2 Broadway
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Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing Machines
new style. Pace go. once sSs Broadway
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receipts and expenses for six months ending September
80, 1853, with the same time In l8s7-
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IIOllOSvay's PilIs-This NeurOtic Medicine
acts upon the of the disease giving by
purifying the blood Nervous sufferers have
safe, sure and certain remedyS0 Maiden lane, N. Y
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DO Won Dye Your Hssrf-if so, Use Wilson's
hair cclcrer Which eoors your hair 70 hises o. ers
linen. Dehes detection. Only D. bcsA IA tkQae Isus
store ~ Grand street, corner Of Allen.
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DtsrAsrs or THE LUNGS AND THROAT.
Persons who afflicted with ths disease respectfully
tnvises IL call upon * W yoNDRRsMfTH, N IL VINO has
been very curing who have been pro.
nounoed ncursbie b. he physicians Oce Tor the treat
~ consg ton only "a Bowesy send tx w0Sk wAch
be 49, yg.,sa gpsa ,als .asAss.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh,s Radical Cure
Reference all the principal surgeons ply scsns
OF this city Call and examine. No 2yesey street.
House,
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Gu Friday at p. NJ, the committee examined Camps
life boat Oh the Battery. The boat is Of peculiar
etruction, being decked entirely and propelled by
screw which IS moved by men and machinery beneath
The deck. The boats dimensions keel, twenty six
feet thirty feet ALL eight feet beam four and half
feet deep. She will carry from sixty seventy passen
gers, and worked by sixteen men. Her machinery
aOpe weighs 900 pounds. She has water tanks, air
chambers aud bread chamber beneath the deck.
claimed that sixteen will propcl her six miles
hour When tho matches closed the below deck
obtain air through hocs in the sides Of the matches
Thirty two men can work the propelling machinery
when desirable II is claimed for the boat that she viii
net capsige readily aud that she will not take sufficient
water into her 10 swamp her There was surf OF the
battery and III course thu capacities Of The boat for bad
seas could not be exhibited she Is heavy aud awkward
and her exterior model certainly NOT such as 70 enttc
1t to high concentrations
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well managed road, 20 which general attention
should be directed the Central Railroad Of New Jersey
We make few extracts from the Presidents report OF tue
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Total -. ......... sie5 ,a34 i02.s2 B,A95
Deduct from net earnings expenses not included Ia
SOLO ~
Net earnings .........,....s 500 sps r.
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ADD WEBSTER co,
Ia na.fe Hwnt, Webster Col
TfafT STITCH SEWING MAUHihE,
For all manufacturing purposes and famy prcferA1lS
10 any othea machine No, 46g Broadway.
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iGH' LAMPS KEFosEs skxps LIaHr.
OIL OIL OIL OIL. OIL.
TUCKER PhDDOS, % Duane street, corner OF Broad
way, prepared furnish kerosene oil and lamps
Wholesale and retail nj the lowest prices for cash Call AaA
them burn China glass and crockery at Wholesale AAA
retail Dinner sets sl2, tea acts, 81 So
80 Duane street, corner OF Broadway. New YORK.