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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
LAW LNTELLIGE.NCE.
TIE INDICTED CITY GOVERNMENT OF 1857
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Noy. H. Before
Judge MULLEN
DECISION or JUDGE AULLES.

The People at Fernando Wood et al
The courtroom was crowded with spectators this
morning anxious TO learn the decision of Judge Mullen
ON the motion 70 quash the Indictment found against
the mem befs OF the lsst Common Council The Judge
delivered an ora opinion, as follows:
have gwen this subject much consideration as l
could consistent with my other engagements and the
conclusion 10 which haye arrived il this: That the
second count Of this inc ctmet Is bad-thst under tue
statrte the Only OtIense that could be- couinted -
giving lease tor period longer than ten years OF
without Offering the same at public auction This reso-
luton vas not q leass-it vas not intended to he
lease The act. therefore, which the statute requred
TO be DONE has never been done, and thvrtrc tnere
is oense charged in the second count OF the indc'-
meBt.
In regard 70 the first count-the count for the con-
spiIacy-I have very serious doubts whether that
couat can be mant aimed. According to tue English
authorities it would seem that the general nverncut
oi conspiracy ~ violate statute may be ade SUI
faient On tie other hand, the weight st our own
authorities seems to be- the other way. But masmuch
as It Is Ill doubt it would be improper Tor NE to qaash
the Indictment. aud murt leave tue Dstrct'AOrney
and the parties to take their own coure IN regard w
the res of t1e in .ictrent. have this much To say
However, regard to that count, that inasmuch Us
the vote the resolution lawful, and IL prot cted
by statute it cannot Itself afford eyifeLce of con-
spacy, and that the cOnspToy must be established by
proof entirely independent Ut that vote The Ds-
i1ct-AtOrrey and the parties therefore, must proceed
to trial upon tnat part of the indictment, at all WITH
this JiimaOn 'ronthe Court the proof must come
up 20 that standard.
Mr.. Graham inquired OF the Distrct-Attorney n he
thought he could make out conspiracy over ard
above the vote.
Mr. Blunt re marked that Mr.. Whiting, his associate
COur,, and lie Should desire to consult with
him as to their future course.
Mr.. Graham ssked that the prosecution wonld name
day when tAey would decide what course to take.
Mr.. Blankman sad he represented Justice Steers
who appeared OF the defendants. lie objected
to the DstricAitcrney taking time to consult private
counsel.
Mr. Blunt denied that Jcdge Whiting was employed
az private counsel in the case. He appointed by
he Attorney e, neral to assiet him.
Mr. Bau man thought it unfair that this Indictment
should remain hanging bis clients head indeh-
ni,ey ard asked the Court 10 direct the Distrct-At-
oney TO name dsy when, in Court he would either
Abandon the Indictment or proceed 10 ral.
Mr. Blunt said he would do 30 Tomorrow, without
any diTesuoL from the Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
SUPERIOR CouRT-6rsxs,L rsss.-Nov. Is

The Xera Branch OF the STATE Bank Of Ohio, appellant AZ
Jares Lee, ., sl respordcru.
On Saturday las. the General Trrm OF the Superior
Coer. reversed decision Of the Special rp ovsuahns
iusrposed hy the Partu T. counter elai on con
trst 90 b, what foney woad have b~~u
action IN trVNcr.
An elaborate opuon rendered in this BY Justice Hot.
man srecisl T.rw. recently published IN met Of no
caily pspers. SUSTAINING sreh claim
The appeal argued before the fan bench BY Mr. Stanley
r app sn, and by M Swsd or ts respondents .. to
October tenn. - - -,
Tb, Justice and Justice woolH fully sustained tas
views oil Ju.t,s Hoffman this question. Justice Bios
,ou he'd that the Code did hot auth mae saeb
ccupr su All the Judes eotcurrd N reversing The JaSs
men on ofh.r grounds of no general Interest
SPECIAL TEKs-Beiorr Judge PissshroSr
Charles Il. Duncan ct vi. agt. the Great Western
Iusursuoe Company -fss. settled.
Be,s- Judge SLossos
Samuel u. Bradford agt The Greenwich Fire 10
sarauco Company-Csse s.tisd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Tile Spiritual TslegroOh Of ,hi. week saws:


"Tbe Rev. John Pierpont has been rsepgsged for
three Surdsys to speak for the Spirtualsts ut Dod
wOIih's Academy Last Sunday he related some 0f
bis personal experience, which was very interesting.
one case was briefly follows: On the 9th Of An-
quit, 1877 Mr.. P.Ipont addrerred letter u Dr.
Claiming in the spirit world, stating that he had,
through several mediums, been requested by what
pupored to be his spirit 10 make himssi acquainted
with the facts ana phosophyof Spntualis, and that
II it was true he wished DIR. Channiug 10 infosu
HIM, and give him such other Information 90 he might
perceive that be needed. The letter was put in an
envelope pasted and seaed with his SEAL and sent To
j. " MaDsfeld for answer, without his Vp@li1g II.
No perSor knew that he had written such letter. and
none. HIS granddaughter WHO was medium, called
on bin, and Mr.. Pierpont asked il the sprt of Dr.
Channiig was prese0ti The answer was written:
Yes Mr.. Pi-rpobt asked him: Are you
that have written you letterr Answer: 'Yesi
and have been trying to ct the control OF Mr..
Mansfield, as 10 reply TO IT through him. A few
day. after this he received lengthy and specific
swer from Mr.. M8nsfelI, which hs read, ani which
contained several ext cts Iom his letter, and the
Plies were such show conciusiyey that the writer
knew lot only the cort.nS Of the lcttr bet several
other private matters lot mentioned 10 the letter. Mr..
PerpUnt exhibited his letter sent to Dr. CbanDiDg,
Vi Mr. MGDstsd, with the seal ipd envelope nn-
broken, and II seemed to be . clear Gaze.
Mr.. FerpoDt was Ill in hew-fork, and Dr.
Parker attended him several days without giving
lief. Mr.. L. wrote letter 10 nis old physcian DIR.
Gorhani, who went 10 the spirit-woIld Diaay years
since and prior 10 the birth oi bis granddaughter, tD
whose care he addressed the letter she living at tho
time in New-Bedford. DIR. +. soon received
swer fr0n Dr. Gorhgn recommending him what IN
d., which soon relieved him; bat in d.. GNham's
reply. he said, there two DR.. Parkers IN New
Yark one Willard snd the other Edward Parker, I've
t.l.ye tb. ~ are the he gave. This fact Mr.
P,ruept did not at the tine know; he only know
Dr.. Willard Parker, who attended bin, his grand
daughter had means OF knowing either. He asked
where bis information came from.
.Mr. p. rel.ied many other seemingly conclusive
proois that spirits communicate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

AsTRosoxY DErESTisG A FRAUD.-The result Of
TIE calculations lately by the welknowu astron
omer Professor Strive, Of the University Of Dorpst
relative 70 the true geographical positions Of Peters-
burg and Moscow, and the distance between the t~O
capitals Of the empire s ths. the actual engto Of the
rsroad s, by astronomical observations, less than
81 weIsts about % miles shorter than its pomiaL
lenyh of co. werss or in other words, that tbs gov
erameLt, for who.e accoant the railroad was con-
stracted, has had TO pay about ops-seventh Of tho
vslue, or twelve millions Of routles mors than it
ought to have paid As the rolling stock Of the II.
PetsIsburg aId Moscow Railway is furnished By an
mucb per wer. il follows that in this ,Arter the
government have been paying also most fearful
ov.:charge. The Emperor was iD the most violent
state OF excitement learning the above and gave
immediate orders for the strctes, nyestgatio into
~ facts Of tie To- b. made with tue view 70 In
ct tbe most summary judgment the parties incal
pated in ;hi. nefarious Transaction.
lLe.,eg lson 81. P.ter..srk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
uFNNS SYIVANIA RAILR Road
II giIr GRraT RDITTE

gre Pennyvsna Railroad connects Pittsburgh WITH rail,
osis % aud iron ST. Louis No Alton Gaens aud Chicago,
Ill; Frankfort. Lexington ard Louisville, ky Terra Hsnte
Addison Lafayette and ndsnApohs lne Cincinnati osyton'
bas Isnesve HsssloD aud Wooster, Ohio; also with the
packet boats ard 70 NevOrIesns, St. Louis LSuis-
vi1- aud Ciucinbati
Through tickets for ire East be hsd =. OF the shove
s.ention~d places Ia the West
BAGGAGE CarcKEp rHRoucH.
Passengers viii ind this short Aad expeditions a. sy
schsr route.
Bee hAndoiLs framed. " the hotes OF thn city .
fhrough Tcies further Information, may De nsc 81 tns
s0oe of tns
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 ASTOR HOUSE. BROADWAY,
J. l. ELLIOTT, Agent
ser ETiu.ps Ttke.s spply u No Bs;tery-plsce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
COURT CALENDAR-rHIs Day.

SUPKEHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I-Sdnne az
Monday with tie following otioDal oa-Nos i2I 1852
2o loi, 1i3 PART II Nos 2j-5 2jh, D. 1853 i2S4 l7H,
26 2s2 1919 1890 $50 25lo l56 25ls 29. 2521 2S2s
25.e 25.e, 1880 2552 2555 25Ss, 2s1i 25e, 2'a 250
SUPERIOR CoURT.--Nos. 3yi, Ii3, iSi, 4t6 3l8,
469 a. 49, 49, 49, T. 2 10 ~ $50 ST. 40 A. 40 zls, SE
57e H. I'll, 1874. l5s lo. 2t. 5c7 $50 3ii, 40 49, t AZ "a
CorRT or COhAos PLEAs-PaRT 1. Nos. 1881,
1885, 1896 1865 49, IA .7s 1872 1890 l5s 1901, I72 Iso7 G
5e2 Part Il-Sos. lz29 l7is 1882 1891. 3J 9 1870 l.
ls12. lq74. 1875. 1915, IN7 1913, l8TJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
CIpREME COURT. County of Cattaraugus.

CUpREME COURT, County OF Cattaraugus.-
- Louise r. Howard asans. Betscy Edson Joseph hinsms,
and Elizabeth bis wife Nathaniel Edso Lesnaer BORDEN.
Fven Borden Lawrence Borden, lnez Bo'dcn Ere Borden,
Ed'op, Ed~srd EdsoD Joann Edon Fiela Edson.
Nathaniel Edson Anthony Chs.e snd fdeia his wife, BGl
Lucy his WIFE Samuel Brown ard Hslsina Ms ~ife
hes law Of oIao Edison deceased and Eno C. Brooks adj
rnpis,rsor &c ofe ssd Horao Eson dsc-ese -Sonn,as
for relief 10 LEADER LDSUN, JOANN LDSON and Ed
WARD EDISON, attendants: You hereby sdanoned to
answer comp of Loss u. Howard tie abcSensmed
plaintiff copy which ed in the Office Of tie CerE Of
Cags County the 18th day Of May 1885 and to
copy your the Subscriber al Eottls Catts
isugus County New York within twenty days after the service
s exclusive Of the day of er,e, the plaintiff
wi spy the Court for the relief demanded in n. plain
No law6wTu. RICE JONES, P.intif's Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
COURT OF GENERAL sEssl oNs-Nov. la-Before Judte

Joseph O 'Donrell aud james Clancy pleaded gnihy
10 burglary in the third degree nd b-us Old oHender wero
sentenced b. the Prison for three and months
William Brow pleaded guilty o grad Larceny, and was sent
10 the Peni'entlsry for two years
Richard ku,h-roId alias Smith, pleaded guilty 10 grand lar
c.uy and ssnenctd to t- P.Dbensfy Tor ,wo years
Wlsm g. Hampton pesed guilty 10 Grand larceny, sed ~
sentenced 10 thfoe and hvo
months u State Prison.
John ii. CunniD ghan, charged with an attempt W couns
ssnd LARGELY, was acquitted. =,
Charles Henderson Peter owyer and James Thompson tses
youth ware i,d r burglary the shoe stora " Mr. hn-
burger No. spiipg street, the 25n Of October Hendsr
.o quted aud Dwyer aud Thompson were convicted
Tn. former ~ two and months aaa the
latter 10 two years ard five months IN ths State Prison
John Brown pleaded guilty tn of-rJ Ia tue ioarth d~see
and " as sent for one year 10 ths Pcnitentiny.
JsSge Russell held Richard Barry the school Commissioner
bail the of 0 snswag the charge o sant Asd
battery with rob fhip WOLF. Af. John ssiiyas
WA his bopdsguan.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
sURROGATE'S COUIT-Nov ia-Befcre Mr. Eo~Aap
C. WEST
I'll. IL LII. MnL ndrAiffol Prnhat Ia

The VIII OF JOhn MchtOt VINE HunHttF" % toose';
The will widow Of d-'.s-ed ON the ,na
undue influence. IL sPfrard sy tns
tesmon, that de.sa,d an merse man sad tns hr
.one e his he confined 20 his sonc ~
pulmonary which seoorg To the medic testimony,
prod0c.d by int mpsrspee He was ouieher d s-is
hop and his vii. habit of ASSISTING hun IN hs
b.. She claims that she should have the whole of th"
property deceased LETT no children but only co.a.ei rs
the will -.
Tts Surrose decided the deceased possessed nt.
.rv c.psciy and that will his at ard decd
snd be accordingly admitted Il 10 probate.
Wm Apsar wv, r. stafford Tot contestant
Tie wll of Sarah Mccall admitted " probate.
Before Judge pALS
The will If Charles X Thomas vas admitted to pro-
D,ers,.d Loaf hi. Bfe BY the explosion of the fsel
steamer the Mssspp, Riser on ,e th Of
Jn, many connected with the poase Ok
yhoe.u saudord 4 Co oi this city, and collection
t.ur At the west the hn when be unfortunately o As
The surogrs of the county and his family interested
In the viii eFsees Cousegaenty ne vas ereeod,d ofn
rets 4, the psr sud the will subned 20 the First
Jndre OF the Court Common Pleas required by iw IN such
case,, " ho admitted il 20 probate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

ness in Hassuchuse;;s was prepared IN 100, aud III
statistics rvf- manly to the preceding Winter Il
acks much of being aconpete r'urn for that period,
and It'll Of representing Tie present condition oi
the business in the S;ae
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
COURT OF COMMON fLEAS-Hov N-Bsfcre Jo5se
BRADY.

rHE Liquor CASKS.
TIE cases brought by the people against partes foe
,elng liquor Sunday were called III their order On
he cal-,dsr this morning.
Mr. Tomhnson. FOR the defendants, said be was not
ready for trial. and asked that the go of or the
term.
Nj. Wilcoxson, ior the people, opposed any post
por' nirnt.
Mr Tominson said that the had been talk of
dsrcutinuing these suits, each party paying his own
custs.
The Judge ordered tho trsl of tie to be post
pcr.d t the rext term.
Ar Tomlnson stated that he had heard sounething
in relation 10 the drcontinuance of the suils, but
whether or 10, there was any authority Tor IT, b. could
not say,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
suPRENE COURT-SPsoiAL TERN-Nov. lS-Befose
judge DAWES
ADJUSTMENT OF COSTS.
John W. Brown ss, The safrsusd Insurance Company
New I ork and PrnLsyIyAni

ADJUSTMENT or COSTS.
John w Brown ax, The saf-guslj In.uancs Company II
Newly ork and penLsyyAni2
Tie defendant is n foreign cOrpUfatlOn, and war
Of attachment ssa M property issued under which
Of the .sen Before the time to aS.%er esrsd
the std By 70, parties ,nd was !hs ta- al.
.HIso payment OF the cost By the defendant Ins at
endsr.e 70 ,.e pan.ia so.asS. INC aounS
~ bot y claimed ss0 eIra allowance and refused to DIS
chrae the alta hm-Dt fb- def,ndsnt taen sghed 70 the
DAVIS 1.-THE Court will allow the parties
pue tie attn hert 6i, payDr the plaintiffs attorneys
proceedings Sections SOC 500 o the Code provide
~h-I- warrant Of Attachment been Issued,
there snail be allowed psu,s upon the Of atg
eDt y hn sceran p..eeD.se upon e value Of tho properly
claimed su.ch.d The amount ci,im,d sod the snount
attached tlis to leave question that
allowance Of $50 due II any lha, being the largest that
BE- clsineo section S9 The srts allowance in Iese
only have been Intended c0mpeaIon fDr the
trouble responsibility volV.d in suins the .ttaca
directing grdeE It. Os there sgbss-
qurD, proe.edDss before judgment which
70 offer ffn otsers Here then. tue Attorney tsgas
rrLtsI't whole sssc. cctrs pats ~ section S are
c,sr, ertec 70 the @Eoe compensation which that section
Aorsh tie language Of the Code akss the payment Of any
ao~suee u Zee s1t1 ooLtins,nt upon inc recovery VI
cfnsn by hir yst y b. t- fyed that ectoa ~ makes
the osi sow.d fcr proceedings sefos notice Of a con-
tilseIt upr the event. Here the TEN has been
.4I9-u just a. folly srdfairly sstLe o.h.r.
The of Bfscs Beatty Is Abbot 2 recognizes ne
rsLt Of TIE Plaintiff attorneys - t6i- o< aud be-
L., the s,,sehnei, be deharSsd orier Of dscon
,nssle upon s BY tas defendant Of 90
Ckose BaInss Or he plain a. D. Cushing for defendant
IL CHA.gERs.
TEE CASH or SCHOOL COMMISSIONER BARRY-A CER-
TIoRARI ALLOWED.
This morning on application Of hr. Buot, District
Auonty Juoge Davies allowed writ of certiorar for
,he purpose OF having the proceedings in the Of
School Commissioner Barry before Judge Russell re-
viewed by tie S1pIeme Court.
Tie order was lade returnsble forthwith.
r DECISIONS.
Benz +. Seayer agt. Luioph Gsnner.-Aotion 10
disctGge 5eftr1su, from denied, With coC,.
DaDt j. Ledyard agt. Mary Robinson et al The
purcb.s-r He acquired the ss.e
d,r e rtssse sand not owned by he nortst-- the
mortgage Lswfsnce as- D-lsird Is
Ls.rec SILL Poytsion BE .de for payment of
tie and e1peas.s Of This purchase
JonR IIore sgt. Francis Branch ct aL-,iye cases.
Motion ssxLted.
Patrick Coyle ct sl. egt Jasper +. Cropsey ct al.
Case ser 4. q.
John 2. Vsrierveer agt. Wllett ct al.-Motion for
re:sn nee, deniee. 1890 80 '--.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
y, S-- JvcsE Tsosy>cS.
skrris1 on POLITICS

TNouss OR.ley ss,. Jsha Arouire asd Wnl Rohrar
This was an action 10 recover tirs money de-
rn.,.S ii m. defendant roasss ~ssvs ne, Jap
t>bch no snemher of The p~ocerass County o"nvss
he Cr, hed that ~ Ire statute Al ee or s.AAes
rad 70 srspi ur saios ey ts or cssnre ar
UPON suv lo ch.uc ssy rnhuowa contingent e-wns
uSs,es.r .h- t t Al contrsets for snA 90 scst
- rry property, hns N sesfeh 70 Nsr~reS ~ ef
sskse ,Lail Sc Nuid. - E. :. III
TIE ru,R a.s-r ;as s'asnse ~, re Vet 20
d-r~n5ed upon neither Of the cenns.o-i~s ~~n
m-ntit-d I. il void th-p ,cason h~' "st-'' ~ ~s
VOID uu-s @ sec, The interest, feeling, OF cbssr-i oI Anu
psTt.. led i,c-o ~Sdec- contrary u foen,
lc,, tend to immortality, brcurn Of IL pvsc >,
lsv 81 far ki- concerned can In no psnss
psns Affect sy prireri- public pOcy which cen BE in
s.-ecN
s matter in hich society ,ake Kind of n.rr~ss Dor
Ser corccyrh gfy I, snly a., he pcrsca no
hss oiy srd ur-ae u,ly los. his money Ii tse ts'v
l.ur- hrt remedies foF all the seonsde-
would i-,oe the Necessity o nashsT o :reDas
winch tie community wcud scsc.ly feel disposed eress.
Tie Court hat neither ald-r stas %
common ihe psintf MAINTAIN A. scton ALL lsusnt
IL be- rendered .or the d. n pdan,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.-
Ur sil~r THU RsDAY. s~pt haip' ~i1 run ss To-
irs,s soins Ea.,--Lssve ecu,h Ferry, 6rooEyn, f
, NJ ioI OTesnport -sve South ferry Breotyn a; = p
t,r ysrhank leave South Ferry Brootlyr II fcr syos
s,s leave South fsrry, Brooklyn. at 81 for Her Ss.aA
k.sve South Ferry Brcoh yD st7t p o, ,for JsnsicA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Me0ifdi.

" HIKls TOOTHAClIE kEMEDY.-hr.
" eCIiNEIpERo of the well known sno fashionable tailo,
ns ,s,blishuent Of Meers. W. 4. Jennings Co.. No nd
Bfosdw.y has . 1t IN the folio virg Statement: . -
"Nrw-YoRK, Nov. q, 1aSa
had very bad oothsche. The tooth much decsyed,
.pd Rad months constantly purchased of
H. s. and 1t cured the tooth bsyr NOT had
return Of the ttin IL SCHNEIDEh"
Sod by H. HIKA, No. eoi PriIcest Price: - cents; by
mil, threc-cen: ramps.
RHATTHEW's WATER OF LIFE, for the
vE Cure of Co6 Cough Consumption snd Ad@co ofthe
upss Lser II the Teeth process If decay s,oPs
III. decomposition, and renders them beautifully white aud
,opbd Attendance for week will make you scnnder than
ever y,u before.
CAND6' SARSAPARILLA-GENC lNE.-1hs
~ Established an6 popular remedy or purifying the D'oi
tb. cf uc-rous ud eruyy- disorders be taken e,
this Of the year with sautsy effect by No
charge diet necessary Prepared and sold By a. B. d.
SANDS, Druggists, No. 100 Fuitou.st, Nr~York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
MARINE CogET-Noy. l5.-Before JrDoE MAYyssp.
SUI AGAISsr As ALDERMAN FOR ASSAULT Asp
B1I kkI.
W. Aru.fru AIT IsQles Onsae

VIZ !rnstrors Ast Jsnses O~sas
This was sci, ~ recover daD,ges OF AID. Ovens
fer ss.sn. ard ks,t-ry ard false imp soset 4,
sTpsr BY evidence ,Ls, defendant arsey enfsges
tr;ds rnpoyed sfEtif do certain work 1Dd-r
oonIa flsintd cosps<d the WORK. and rendered nsi
io the - coIrrat price, bt suo-eqnrat, sl<nt
otziss the defendant bs n. days ~ yer osy and
,u.d him for th. amount .
The s.fpdslt ios Arn.runs see II an Anca's az
could b. made, bat AImst'obs lI'-a On b-,
PAD ty the day WORK. hereepcn Ow-n TOOK out rae oi
wnrL lad been rendered By p.A.LJ I'D I'd hiaa At be
won,d ue It's. H a. .vid.er Tn- plaintiff thsu s,a'cLrt
h the dsfendaD. 4cG destroyed ~ wner'up1a the
Alderman ,Tr-sd hin conveyed bun = ne > .on ion.e
vhr. rt,is l.rI.d N uu,, srrcs- Of tl- b. DE-.
fn, given ~ hn sni iksn, BY te 'er" % OF tle
Acrfms1 d.rh4is,d. Tie Jsry i-urf sefc, Tor
rairn Tor So The rss. srrsdy before ;ed,
l.. !. ~: ,nle i.ss.ei Iae 5ssEssaer. u &c !aIJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
untrr Qnre.

WATER CURE. - DR.. Z. j. LOWEN:
w THALs Water Cure and Gymnasium. q. No ilo
Bectcrs. 10 for .ne c,v.icn Of patients and
botd Hyere,c and ryrT .sc tseatea; uay De af IN N
For tos-ders, who pAiient, eP.rs'e diAnef
heItss g O'Clock p m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-OD
IN aud after MONDAY May TO- 1870 uutl fur notice,
Trains will leave Pier foot OF Duane St as follows viz;
rUNK1RK EXPRESS a. su for Dunkirk and principal In
MAIL TRAIN at M for purtrk and Buffalo and inter
locKLAND PASSENGER at p. M, from foot Ch.mberss,
wa Fi.rmon, for SuHens ard intormedia'e Stations
way PASSENGER at p. NJ, for Nevbwrh. Aiddletowr
syaHr EMPRESS atSp M, for Dunsrs ard Buffalo.
The above Trains run daily Sundays excepted -
snasgus and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls al Bnt
With the and Bngsnton ssirosa Tor scu'
Il Conins the Buffalo, Corning and NewYctk Railroad,
Rochester, Great Bend with the DeswaIe
Wsscrn Railroad for scrsntou st Hornellsgie with the
snd Dunlrl with the LkeShorc Railroad for Cleveland Gin.
ssnst. Toledo Detroit, Chicago Nc .,.., s,..a.,
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ lse WINTER ARRANGEMENT isba
r..enscr station IL Ns~.Yost corner Shst and 4thsv.
nH'h's on TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK
For NewBsyen a. m. (exl; f+5, 24e, ter S'4o ADJ
.s E. a. FOR sdisgoIa W. as sr.ai S F..d . ss a
,mt westpcrt l245 s.5 and $50 p m FSr Nor
..a I2;is 20. !sa S.sts $50 ESQ % Fo' No. ". %,
Stanford, 7ss texl l2+5 45. teI 5+5 $780, $50 E ~
FOR Port Chester and intermediate stations n H;*
''0' '''O' '''' ;CcoSSECrlNo TRAINS.
.s,ts tSa For st1aioss .as
silver Railroad to Montre. m Eek, For CAnai Railroad 70
Eortl smRtOn. ieA ard l2;+5 az FOR New wiaaSsn %
md sS Railroad Sausaues "a sns s.uoad M
s,~ .. For Dsrbnry and NoTwss ,r KsIosa, . q m
s'Sp JAMES n dofI, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD--For PHlLA-
IN DFLPHIA and The SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
C,TY-Msi sad Express Ines leave New.Yort At and II
q aud and M fare IS Throusa Ticket. sod for CO
and The West and for Baltimore Wa.hinston Norfolk
&C. .as . ,e0'S xa sss% %
No x be received any train une. aevelsd snl
ta1t teeen a M
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

IN PURSUANCE of An order Of the Surrogate
OF the County NewYo1k notice 10 hereby sv-n 10 all
p-rOns having claims against PETER q. ARCl LhHiJ etc
City Of occesec 20 prrseut the with
voucher theTeof to the sub.beI the Office OF ANDREW
NJ ARCULARIUs. No 81 Ncs.yst in tie City of EewYOrk
on or before the first day of MAY n.yDsi-d New York the
25th day Of Ootob. T. l958. ANDREW tRCL LARiUS,
JAMES T. HARPER,
o2s IswCuTu* Executors.