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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

Tho curesporsenl Of m Adrc IT,. 81 Ca,-uip-
pee, Prime Edward leland, ~ rs,e Of oct. gy,-
tho following addir'- -,y-,c,'ar..
us - ias Inst been visii>i by sever.
s'oiI, 6. sing a ssli,us L,ss ii Ife and property
ar;rg The Au.ri-sh f-hing feet. Tic storm CON
menced re evening ii triday, the ~, ara COW
tinned with erea, severity through sa'lrnat an 80
uTday rir IT. The schooner John Bel, Hopkins, ms
ter, Of finalhavcr Is ashore on tie Sani'hs - ~.
souf.li q this blrbor; crew saved. TIE N,1sel =
b .cet ard aiI De sCld at slc.ion on Monday HeN';
file schooner I. Atwood, St.nsoI JeNett mss.sI, y.
We.f-orf Nc. came or ahors S7tr-iay rleli ~ -
the north Cape: all hards LOST one man "as ioua aa
locked in The rigging aud three others nave ~
drifcd CT shore Tie four bodies have oeeh p5.t ~:
on the island TIE crew consisted Of nine VIZ; ~
son .Jeve,- lev w Greerlcaf Thatcher Lake - u..
reus Donalre Angus NJ. Ives, Is. hYs'Is ,,;,s -
Baxter, Thomas Bine.ey, Albion Gray the pv''.
the latter four were found The Ves:el Is q 80. 80
wreck nd but little viii be saved from hSr. SnS
f4,e esse built last spring, owned by 800
toy of Wesiport There were abuot two hnnn'ei WI
in his lsrbor when the gale commence, 49,
I t--opiv got TO- the Tcs, put to seh. ne
toned [.eeel, aye the Only wrecked AZ lhls Gnu
1 of the island We hear, however, that there are
three vessels ashore between Malpec harbor ana NsM
| Landau Head and that ~ the Coiuuinla, M a.
lane master Of Belfast, ard that all hands are o-''
We are not sure that thi- report Il correei bu ltH
| H. Stree the storm large number oi Vessels ntH'
| left for home nearly sll with small farce Macsere
have not IL. will this season, but small pan vi ''
| usual quantity has been taken.
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Disasters, &c.

TIE OLo EsGLAsD which len this port te ~ ~,
bound % csrsston Is reported BY telegraph as being 'A'
Csp- Roman. -
cAscUNPEc p E. Oct 6-Thi, island bs. just beru nss
By severe storm serious los, Of LIE and Ry,2
among the Aiue sbI Beet. Tn. neea % -
evening = Friday Oct l. and continued with sre., s'ppY
through Saturday Saturday night. The schr JOBS ~
HoI kns master Of ynabayeg asnore on the Sand hn
the south 81 his bsbor; ssTed The vessel has bIg
vii be sod auction Aonfsy next. The schr r. Ascs
Jewet', Master Of Nesip0rt, Ne shore ssI,3
night The North Cape al hands lost vv '.
lo ked IN The rigging and three others have jrhd
shore Tie bodies have been buried the i.saa -
consisted Of nine VIZ siin0n Jewet, Levi w Geess+
Tia cher Lake COrnelGs DoHshue Angns Ives H1,ss
Eben Baxter, Thos Bngey and Albion Cray. The bols1
latter found. There ss Of tbs bay.
when ;he gale need about - f. tbs v 20 -
Thr above mentioned yess.s be only wrecked =
END ~ tie STAND We hear however that there 49,
ashore beyf Aspec harbo and NewLondon bead cs II
one j. fhe Columbia Acf aTiane Of Belfast s1e "a -
esnd. ere lost Wear not sure that tbs repof, j. eos
f-sr q f.. -.
BRIc GEoRCE II CHASE hsin New-Orcans FOX Hs!ant -
fore Dcnu0n'd lost stru Jrs,s. Cay Aacrahes sso-,
n' snd -sk ia is'lsms wasT and with her csrgo I,
o's .oss The cs1'sn, two pafsenzsrs tbe ere 20
sl were savsd ana srrived Havana 9th last u l
tcir Her cargo consisted OF SO sake corn, 81 bg
p slaves, lu les hams q sacks 81 SACKS brtD u eI' %
50 'scAs oats IS DO brsD half sni 1856 bbs pors
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-NARNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yosK...


s,eamshp-Chesapeake crowel, Portland II. B. Csorx.,
Co.
ships-Arcrcan CoueTcss, Haiher. London (iaun.n v
ann Co. Columbia Stewart. Charleston, A,kin, -.
smith, Bucnos Ayrrs NJ. NJ Free an CO.
Bark,-KepleY' Tucker Havana, J. w. El~rl e, 4,
V,t6le Brown, BARGE ons, Wnitmsn, Bros Co ""
Blie.-Zore. Josselyn, Csrdsuas W. w. RssH; llaN.r
cd Davis Mobile Post. Smith 4 Co. J. A. Jote. NJ -
Cb,re.;cn Dollncr Potter, II. M9ns, HssNk g,n,.s,
scheonsr.-s 8 Buckingham skinner, Hartford a "a
u,rgs Ssttcrlv Cooper. Chafcs.oa, McCpady Nc c.
Ann Maria, Hsrtck Nevis and -. Martins, X Klax a
PLlNps r. ". Brown, pefcssor, WilnisstOn, xeCtrsdy
MOI Co storm Cloud, Way, RIO 3r.nde Funch Neret,
Franci,, Erglsh, New bern. Smith Co; = p snrs
Cheesbro Wilmington, J. Smith Co. Adele Felicia Car.
wright Philadelphia, James Hand sea Wtch Chapman, Ro
Isneiro g Colt q. Gibbs, Gibbs, Mobile " H. Bnshan
soor-W n. Brown, uto's, Providence L. kenBy.
Stssner-Sopha, Ely, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

The s.ock market to-day was very active ari buoy
ant. Tbs bu movement: continues TO gather strength
nearly ali tle prominent members Of the Board beir
now interested fer the rise. AT the important fance,
participated .hc movement, butthe advance wa Most
rrarked in Rock Islsnd ard Michigan Southern crar,
,sed. The former, which was Ga yesterday. sod
ne TO 6si this afternoon. leading outside Ode.
rats ia reported % have calls agans him for sever.
thousand shares q. about present prices AMI the bull,
are enSeavcrirg TO corner him. Michigan Southern
guaranteed sold higl So, III Improvement Of =.
cent. Cestra was hrn The closing transaction, after
the Second Board, being purchase Of 200 shares
at IS, supposed TO be taken TO cover shorts. IL
Pacific Mail ard Panama there was not much done
but prices were hrmer. The business in State stocks
was active burwss restricted somewhat by the finn
ness Of Lolders Msscuris sod at So North Carolnas
brought 81, On Improvement of ? cent Oh the lat
sale The sock of this State stands ieseryedly high
in the estimation Of capitalists. California new bonds
brought 81 which Is better. Loui..ana brough. o.
ana Trrfssees o2'. Railroad boris are o'traot'n,
gore attention ard the unsecured bcpds Of the L,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

4 late Pennsylvania exchange states that the work
upon the sunbuTy and Ere Railroad Is being rapidly
pushed forward
AT the Railroad Convention held at Niagara Falls
on ednesdsy the question OF freigl tarid was dis
o,ssed 1t was voted that tie power of determining
freight rates rom the w the East aud OF making
such temporary changes might be al times deemed
necessary should be vested in the Western lines. Tie
CcrclsAd Hcfold say that his view wllmy sup.
ported by Mr.. Brooks Of the Michigan Central road.
The Western lines, by an unanimous vote, in which
thc Eastern nes took part, very naturally indor.ed
il. That paper remarks as follows Of tie Conclusions
Of lie Committee formed for the purpose OF arranging
O plan by which thi. principle could be brought inso
active operation:
They reported u favor 4 appointing three Co .
ms siOnelS. one from Ohio oIr tiOn Indiana, and
nom Illinois who shall be clothed with FIJI powers -
West e. the Fast as from time "a lime shall be deemed
advisable thus enabling the railroad routes 10 coin-
pete with the r.yeI rOut,s via A-wOriesns whenever
the l-h stage Of water brings Il into competition
The rates from the East 70 tie West 20 BE- hxed by
the Eastern lines. The Eastern lines object to surr'r
deTing this power into Western hands. but their pro-
tes Is met By .le declaration that unless tie PROPOSE
iOn is assorted to- tie West VIII pay attention 70
the rates from the East 10 the West Just adopted b.
the -four lines. The plan viii undoubtedly be nfopted
Our quarterly statement Of the tgnnsge Of has port,
for the st two quarters Of the current year, showed
q marked decline a cOmpared with tie corresponding
total for 1857 This has not been entirely recovered
during the last three months. bnt there mas been
very considerable gain upon the third quarter Of last
year, a. WI be from the annexed comparison:
iatrsS at Ss Ysrk s. FoIrga P0yti The tire 0aa,
~ k..c.
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COURT CfLENDAR-THrs DAY.

1900 Ies7 ioI me ~ s7 s,o 1891 isa i7o7 mi iii mo
7S I725' SIS IS g. 1895 1897 nse 7o, I7o5 1851 49, 81
~ ISl 13 " IS 1877 71I 1853 1896 1889 1888 1859 1852
5 7e ies 49, II g. fsRT IINSs 40 96 20 I65i 1854
5iss si% aS3 Ss 2IaS 3Iss st a.S as ~ ~
22l6 2oF Pr 226 222s 22jO 26 1858 22fO 22 224s
PART III Nos 1880 1913 1896, 1884, 1900 49, 1916 1903.
ls.e 2t 2i9 52i2 225 1876 go 2l2 226i 2se 2ss 22
2g 3, 2sci 25s, 23i0 25li 2li6 25l8, $50
SUrrENE CoURr-SPEcIAL TrRu.-Nos. 13l, 49,
1884, lS7 1885, H lio 1909 G 49, g. lo6 l0 l l2 14f 06
IC3, %.
SgTEMoi, CovrT.-Nos. 81, 2i2, IA, 32s 40, 42l,
AZ ~ 49, 49, iS 49, 49, no. AL AS a. 4s8 1891 $50
49, - 49, 49, 45 46i 62 1856 f67, 49, 40 ~ 49, Az
47s 10 4e2, 183 49, 1876 488, S2l, ST., III.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr I (one-hour
-N 22S2 2O47 2Ois 2O67 1885, 222l pos 2l7 2G6
1859 Par lines 1885, l749 1882 1868, 1862 1870 1879 to
1877, 1879 1880, 1881.
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THErY FlsmNo SEssrrs RrronrrD Losr.-Tle
B0ft Me- I'rJrne Of Monday contains an account
Of reported serious disaster to the fishing &c. Of
Maine md Massachusetts.
"Weare Informed by gentleman from Wes port
Who is extensively engaged IN the fishing business.
that reliable report has usl been received there Of
the loss ca Moth Cape, Price Edwards Island dur.
ing The week before last-precisc day not given-o!
over thirty cal Of fishing e.sels belonging an along
tie coast Of this state and Massachusetts The on9
definite particulars received relate to the new mack
rel schooner 4. Atwood. Stinson Jewet., master of
Nestport, which was lost with every soul on bosrl
The crew consisted Of ten persons including the Off
GERS. so far as sc have been able TO learn. their
names are as follows: snson Jeweit, master; Abner
Jewett, brother Of TIE master and both Of Westnor,.
Woodbury. Gfeenlesf, son Of Wes,hrook GrcerIleos
esq., Of Westporti Bradford Higgins, whose father is
toll gatheior AZ the Wo0lv ch ard Wes,port b,jdee.
Eben Barter Of Boothbsy, Thomas BingleI>of (eoTra
town. and Thaxter Lake Of Richmond. We have
Just learned that c. Donahus Of Westport, JAM.
iIosdon of Boothbey and Ssmne! Donseti Of -.
were a,norg The lost. Tic cook name not given BE-
hre,d ~ Idchrori. Tie schooner yes - I'm.
bslorsed TO Z, TsyseI o. West7or, sri re: ir.cyei
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,rL i,, a, I'm rl.-lanrrs fUreIgn porTs y OWING
D. ,po ,sc, that large number of vessels winch
.,,,ed i.ye lrm abroad have cleared for cossiwisc
ToD,s 70 load with cotton aud het domestic produce
~ # corrse. are no, included III the aooFe ,ola.
,bsYe il very little encouragement. lust AZ present,
90 i,',. ye.,es 10 remain end load st tbs port, and,
wi,iin few DAYS, number Of on, leading shp9wa,
w.. have Chartered their vessel TO load with iron at
s.ysrnab. Charleston. Mobile and New.OT,eans,
d;r,ct,v for Europe Quite number of Transient
yssseis have been engaged for the same service In
sdditiou To this. nearly score Of large ships, mostly
of the clipper feet, have been chartered Sap Fran
cisco sorie 10 load entirely with coal ana o'hers 10
take assorted cargoes Jour- OF s"ui' VII -
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Albany Cattle Market.

Al More's Df0ye.y aida West Albany Oct IT, lAjS
CATTLE ysEded this week. 10 head rather rior quality
selling 81 % 62l = 100 10 live weight; sales slow o.
McCounei sold ca Kentucky Steers weighing $50 No. 50
leo. There lot Of IS the top Of lot Of I2 sid
+ ~ = 100; the IS averaged 100 b each.
sHFgP continue dull the offerings Tor the week being S5j
selling I'd about ~ a - IS &, be Of better qna
tie bringing r3d - 10 the average this week beng say c.
n. i've weight, "
Hoes arriving very freely but prices not advance
but tTihe; there - been Of Still Hos here Corn
Hoes sell slow 81 & G5,c. {, n live weight
Tie foW OF the number OF live stock re-
ceyed here via Central Railroad for the week ending this
,N5t HDgs..............gg
SLerp ................3s23 Cattle Going East sb5t 40
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STEAMSHIP LINZ"

Aneiicsu, Atlantic and Pacific Ship Caos C9GP1N!'
Propret0rs. a
REDUCED FAREs:
II. splensid steamship WASHINGTON, 2o0 ipS- u
Capt. HEyay CicscsILI ,h,.S
Ha.ng been f'ted Up expressly or The Csliornn ~ x,s
kicIsgua Route will l,sve Pier No Morn h4's'' &.
lUk,
On SATURDAY. the 9Th November at 2p; ~ S,,ts 20.
e,rr,ra pace 600, mail. and frerh. San Juan del ~
connect AZ sen Juan del sar, with the weuxno~h ~
nodious steamship . ..
FOR SAN FRANCISCO CALifohSis. u. TIE
Tbese s.rarsfr. Ger unsurpassed accomnodsoh ,bsr.
coAfcr, and safety Of passenger The is;hmH. nLrh,
onfv repaired ard good order and the COUNTRY kt,1
-. rrf frF~r- srri. rriy q, tie Ohiff O. ~ "
No S'"H's'eeH "'" f0hy P. YELyEaToS, Ase"'
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BY TeIexraph.

SAVANNAH. Oct. l8-Ar SHIPS Consul Liverpool sw W.
eriand r. H. Lsne, and Roger A. Horn, Ne~foTsi oss I
Boston
IL tie OfDg bark Roseius New.Yori. 80, -.
Ia the last three days ships bsks snd bz be'hs 'n
srG steamers have arrived n.re. -
Arr 10 Hampton Roads bark Paaola IL days om sonmei'i
shr Alfred Cray Venexuels.
BOSTON, Oct. ls-An. ship Andes, Chapman, s'sss0osi
schr Julia Fox Cook, Mobile.
CHARLESTON, Oct I9.--The steamship Hsshynsi ''A
New. York arr. here at o'clock this morning.
MObiLF. OF. l9-1n port, - ships and bart. 49,,
NEN-OkLEASS, Oct. 10 var. SHIPS Rome, Clsfs w.
Princeton and sam Locke, from Neg York Ceess LAf'''
from Liverpool. .I
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RrcSipfs af Prod nee.

BY Erie RaRrose-l 500 sid, Leather - ro a. 10
tili Flour. 10 DO Whisky, do Aeoho - pkx fobscco
rs Go Provisions a G.. Ashes. oap d.. Cheese. 10 Bat.
teF, 90. Lard $40 bs-s Oats.
North Rirer Boas.s 80 bhl' Fo1r, a. 100 bah. wheat
$50 60. Com $500 10. Os.s, ii) d. BaTey, f1 pkxs
Hhsiyt
h Esgsa Rirer Railroad for III rst snIin0 Sd.Ir3cv o.
l6i.ic5 i.ad Of Cs; do. Cslye. jao live Hox. rs
hes Nation. IA pss. Butter 2s75 Do Cheese Do Pou
l0. EEs 20 60. Asss = TO- Fruit 7a5 d. Pper 81
Dbl Sc and H-cr q DO Four rs do. Apples. 30 bIn Corn
90 ft'.a f...
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MARRIED..

gAKFR-sMIrH-0n "Wednesday, Oc.. 49, ~ he ~ ".
Osleby Mr. Nelson Baker Of Sing sinE, % Miss MarEa!e'
= smith ~ Wilismsbrneh. Long Island. - !,
tie Rev J. Pos john H. HolegsxoEi j., Of This cay 10
MissjSue T. Tpyuer of Ps;sraon, y. J. -
ROBERTS-TFLLER-On Sunday evening Oct ~ by ne
Rev Dr. Thou,.s De Witt At the Coegiste Reformed ,Fcn
corner of Twelty.nut. street and Fft Hr Kcnard
WaTd Roberts to Miss Eliza Jane Teler youngest ds'gte
of MI Abraham Teller all Of this c.ty -
Thursday. Sept 81. by The Rev
r. Hor-cS Nm H. Williams 20 Saah NJ HsdleS az OF TINS
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THOMAS LAMB.
ANDREW 7. n ALL,
CALEB STErSON, y
GEO. w. THAYER,
wv THOMAS


The requc~t Of the Committee to be released from
further dcliberaion upon the matter received the
unanimous assent Of the meeting and crreport was
adopted with equal unaniiniiy. The assembly then
dissolved.
circular was Issued from the Suffolk Bank on Sat-
urday, to the effect that the Boston banks had been
notified the, the foreign money department of the Suf
folk would be given MP the Both Of November. The
circular continues in tie following terms:
Special deposits remaining in hands tn, time will be
credited account receiving notice according % the ters Of
ID, certificate.
We sha business with banks which keep
satisfactory With aud shall receive rom them the
county money which sy may have occasion :" send 70 u b
Of remittance.
The following Is from Tie Baltimore Sun:
There is large surplus of cash in the State
Treasury, and the State Treasurer is authorized, by
law 1T his discretion invest mt any time such por
tion of il he may think proper FOR the benefit OF the
sinking iund Of the State. The high price Of the
Maryland Six q cent stock being u z cent above
par, has deferred him for time past from pur-
chasing at the premium Indicated. IL is understood
however that the Treasurer, rather than permit SO
large amount Of money longer 10 lie idle, has con-
ouded TO make investments III Virginia State Stock
10 the amount OF 500 600 or more for the sinking
fund. Virginia Six b cent Bonds were quoted yeser-
day ia New-iork at 93i
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Banks,
made up yesterday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates a compared With those U: the previous
week.
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.BROO-KLYN ITEMS.

DAVID PAUL Brown of Philadelphia ie TO deliver
his fine address "The Passions, before the Mercantile
Library of Brooklyn the coming Winter. WENDELL
PHILIlPs delivers his "Touissant l. Ouver,ure be-
fore the same Association.
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,Iarkcts-CsKrruLLY REPORTED ros TIE n L ts's.h

:
,cuEs T1 market l. st.siy tie demand uolss sss
icc1ToS r. m, l. Shade lriner sud a,ye. chiefly
-. Az 600 hos The sales since the 2n Inst.
have been H. zee tales including 1900 in traust nr rh
nor ha. been j0 bales. viz 25 % Hayre Hnd 20 % e
en- We quote follows in & over o Is,es has
b.sr oil, siled
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corRT OF GENERA sEssI0F.s -ocr iS-bei0'e NJ
-srder BAs ... 10 ao,, N

Isrceoy, violent e-ssuhs &C.
CorRT OF GENERAL sEssloN.s- iS-beio'e NJ
, ~, rs'S Sor. Sn business today in
AZ CO., ~ no. wond ave been acc, mpeed i ~
Iee. I'D been N sten6sne Henry wison yoI.
, ,s.I 10 s ,ss se Fon Bo Guilty E ~
.,,.oD; :. ssS se1 ny 10 ,'e Of e, epye Bsad
Ihs % s,gs ss'ah sia scos,I ay .,vs HIN
and Ds Oh a rs ~ ie p"nntisr7 Dsa Roger, AID
seRls9 hnd , we cceed e 4 Kssy N ' Ss FS
20 street ,Dt , . three COT "Pa s va kojeIs
two year, Msrk q Kyney VIM H Jolly we r ioF
esE Iy ssSts tga Gs sveo o re- s'sSu1e
Al p their favor the JU ar az sPg?ats ,S1is is
.sf an A. s ' s ' es4 r isbscy snS a
msnded fOr'' sssee The court then adjourned
DC rTEx io--se,ors Recorder BARN,to'
TRIAL Oh tiF. GALL ARDtT FOR ASSAULT AND BAT
Terry rFTH MINT TO KILL Mr.. siRAM ckAN-
sToS 7'voPRfy-oR or TIE Ntw~ytHK HOTEL.
The ar to-day occupied WIN .e most ln'e,.
viii be rrsHberet ,tst IN May l:et r. o1ls,5et Die
Ho "a 'S snsf sS s, ssi a. S
CENT? sss also sosus that hotel No said 20 Be .,
he ,s s va. i a@sd Mr. 6,,oo .s sHs e. b. @
lsf ti questioned hun to tire sick insnsslren. The
s. bse ehty M c. s1ston dscoye.sd b,t xs, sPon
i rseit rem Sei u the .s,a hospital Day
.,o MI Ciar tor saP,rneadins the q M
or srd sf' s l@ NJ ess &c. '% %a 20 s
s n t0Ss @s SsaS h . ,s 9
20 M roou r ten days s be,rs she scars produced
b. the 5ssat pon his gerseI. -
The 5r Caardst 5eng calico NJ Ashmesd one
of his sash the isoet snt on the srouho
BY Yetei u. Sweeney, az strict Attorney
y Dig district Attorney must present ths
indictment GnndJ his person. there beng
isw not ss slant District Attorney; and sweeney "h a
the fzrope, the signature sprerc % the ndc men
W. bis knOwFdee. end consequently The
povisi tie violated ard the indictment
void e Becorer ~ ruled the mot"u, but noted the coun
pcls cei,ton N hc meantime ne I'D oOk q. the decision
Of the Co srt 81 kppea , "a sinIss1 Y o.ion.
glTy lied after fsvo 10 ~ chsllenSng on IN
the part If M Coud associate con-se with MI Ashpesd
for he e ad1t NJ Hiram Crane then called 20 ~
stand, md esihe5 the crc nsa above related ~
cross sDir atom commenced = not concluded when IN
CoSrt ~ onTnd = pectd the III occupy the who.
tpe OF the C@uTtt Vnts tie hour The respe tab
it OF the aries aids much the Of the ~ aud IN
C5uft room 70 dsy crowt ed wiz prof ,sionai men,
CoURT OF APPEALS, Oct, 10 1S59.-Nos. ll9 lsl
icp ls5 rS: o. Nos. l, ~ reserved generally No 3,
~etniore, .ep eSr. Ls~, spit Deiaut Judgment oi a.
hrmanoe mHea fslcy FOR Tetp No. e6 Brewster RESP
sst Bake. app Argued n Sedgwiok for apt RespoI
dents poiots ig;ed. NJ 90, Bdsa apt aet Smith
rctPt Argued J c. Cochrsue for app't. Newton f.
LesPt NO q al keenan, apt, AIT Grinpcli ors rcspi
aIsnsd 600 i"n for spP:. J.. Wendell for respt No
io Rogers r. agt Snow apt judgment Of an u'aDc
BY deaal' = IT. Wood for -espt No 1872 Smith. resI,,.
for respf
Calendsrs Oct .p-Eos ST. s5 Io7, IOs 100 5 &C III
U9, l25.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 90 1858

q total r. reasls mp 20 that Of he thirl quar.-' of
10. which -hDvej greater nnmter OF tuna enivet
,hnn an similar quarter on ,lr ,cosfi
We annex . chnpaTs'iye. s'afemen. ri he cleOr-
arccs fr tie same por,ol iaciliire c-,y those 70
s.rsiru rrrfz.
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TO DEPART.
Pussfneers Arr;,..y

N dip wv. TrpIca, Jrc- Iir-rol Iol, p,,-s.k
Of N-w-lork. George Pepny aud lad, II f,,s.nJ ~
IN bark isshS, from bigsa-Mf Moo al, .,r .,a -
ysur, Of 50. CroiS. - ~ VT
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Rad MoSFy.-Ann O}ster was arrested yesterday
r,otlus for A'cfytne to pass q b alleged 10 be bad
one on Mrs Favs keeper u crockey store in GTind tree
ID.
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svx-Ri.e......6;l6 se'.,... E. 5ls Mooxs,, s.ss.
BiGB SkTEH....TsIs o.t '~'
Sandy Vook., 5:.f Coz. l. nd. 6i6 UsrCata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

FIGHr-yG ~ TT. STREET At the eiarm Of fire
10 f1s ne r. u picked o--re Of the members
~ No usne T. D. and be. ensled. Feesope was ar
stgir4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

ALARM g FlRE,-About h O'Clock yester1a
norrng aA Of fru cause< oy the burnt OF bed
Ma shah street Z. +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

, w..bips.on and Ha3sou streets Ilohohen To- fs-e
~, ec 1ri.d ie attention q the Cont Tor wa
,,,,,.d ,es,.rssv nv verde, Tor tho deiene1 - Co.
y, n. occ,p,od iu evil b1snsss dur'ns ihe sceS a.
he over AID Tcru'uef will be opened ID % ~1,y u rad
wee when criminal h1siuelt VIZ nc =. sesrd
L. s,es hfe then come principe burglary
sfceDy, violent e-seuhs, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

PREsBYISHAS SYSoD AT JAaAicA, l.. THE
Synod composed Of several Presby.res in Long Island
and 10 the ea-.en pan Of tie State Including also
few churches bah in Connecticut and New jersey, a.
sembled yesterday at Jamaica, for their annual meet.
ing. There was quite full attendance OF pastors aud
delegates ffon tie aeverd Prcsbyteries. The Rev.
Mr. Embree PeacheG the sermon before the Synod,
from the tex, ia Isl Tmlhy Ill: According to the
glorious gospel q ne Blessed God which was con-
mtted to my trust TIE .hemc Of the seru,on was
the precousno's Of The Gospels first, from 10 Author
second, from its own excellence, snd third, from It's
appointed messengers. Today the synod Will organ
ze ff the Eansaeioo Of such business assialy comes
sfo-e les,. ccet IS VIC car. That nothing o. special
Yv.lsSsc " eAgs,isa ~ vo Dfvushl pv'Vgr 'aeT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

THT szWERAGE L.w.--At the meeting OF the COM
mon Council Monday evening, the Corporation
Counselor, 80 whom had been referred resolution
quIing bis opinion on Tie act creating the Board of
Sewerage Commissioners, submitted an elaborate
opinion in which he fully reviews the law ami coz
cludes that the act is clearly unconstitutional The
Common Council, he thinks, cannot as such, take
measures TO tos, this opinion but intimate. that the
proper course to pursue 70 procure adjudication of
the matter, woald be for person whose property
"a assessed to coatesl L. The communication Wa laid
~ the table to be printed, and viii be brought up
ho-catcr for further consideration.